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RESTAURANT MGR.
ASSISTANT

RESTAURANT MGR.
ASSISTANT
Top salary paid. based on experience
and training; opening due to ex-
pansion;. permanent. excellent bene-
tH tits; ao4 %nseT ger g. ss.iy years Send resume
ess:oT.: sA1ssM .ao1tn: 70 sced, s auto
store; excellent income, along with
outstanding employe benefits. In
cludtng paid vacations, group in
surance, liberal employe discounts.
,1r grams plus unlimited OgpeEsTasS
AUTO SUPPLY CO.. 3941 Mimi.
ROOM o n'e; CLERK, middl.-ared single
man with income preferred; viii
furnish room with bath in basement;
experience On switchboard essential;
' D.m.. MAbisosS Dis SASfH5i HOTEL. a'n; IssS . < (
st. NV. Drinkers need not apply.
ROOFER, asphalt shin1le man; by the
square. RA. 3-93S9. %
ROPER, familiar with all kinds Of
fSs ffS1ns aood and man 5eDa1TU U FssSlsS ssbss wors
ROuTEMAN. to cover specified route,
delivering pictures and photo sup
approximately 3na hours Sunday
afternoon: minimum earnings $50
per wk.; must be reliable and eligible
for bond. Apply 1920 Wis. ave. g
ROUTE SALESMAN, salary and COM
mission. Apply JERNIGAN DRY
Mt. Rainier. Md. UN. 4-23O0. IS
ROUTE SALESMAN to sell potato
chips, pretzels, etc. from truck.
5-day wk., good salary; all local
Va. territory. Call JE. 2-16S7,
Sat. and Sun. between and 2 pm.
only: Apply only If interested in
ROUTE SOLICITOR for dry cleaning
and laundry. Guar. and commission.
MARVEL CLEANERS. 1920 14th st.
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CASHIER
CASHIER, CAFETERIA
MERIDIAN HILL HOTEL

CASHIER, CAFETERIA
MERIDIAN HILL HOTEL
2:3O-11:3O PM.
Permanent; salary based on expert
ence; meals and hostess dresses fur
nished; paid vacation. paid sicl
leave, group insurance, hospitaliZa
APPLY HOT sHoPPEs. INC.
Room 200. 1914 G st. NV. -
ASST. BKPR. One o
Wash.'s finest mems wear store
has openings for 2 experienced
women; permanent positions. NJ
ghgns sH2Tz calls RRos apPly IN person only
CASHIER -TYPIST for finance com
pany: typing essential; will trail
cashiering; splendid working conds
good starting salary. many compan
dement's. Call MR.. NOEL at 10. 8
6lO0, weekdays. -
TRAINEE: interesting posi-
ton for an energetic girl; typinl
nee; all company benefits incl.
Ghristmas bonUs. AMERICA
CHfLDREN's Tfid1isE NURSE. complete ca car
Of 2 infants and partial care Of
older children; in upper New Yor
State for the summer. Laurel 1S-R
White. General once work
High school Graduate. No experienc
Ma. s-95S9. Mr.. BURROUGHS. -.
CLERK, experienced; some typing
small switchboard: nearby countr.
club: room and board optional O
car necessary. Call MIR. BARRETT
OIL. 4-3700. -6
dry store. 42O II st. ne. Ii. 4-94S2
CLERKS. under 80: perm. position
(also some temp. positions lastin!
bids.; Cm mod Cafeteria; 44o-hr.. 5:ds!
wk; annual starting salary, $2,400
liberal vacation and sick leave. In
tsryisys .arIs Ann an t9 @A4iSnEf 4SS Pm Eo Fs5
aRAPH1c cEaasi Smse mssoec1EETAYs.1 EAs1oSd1 Srd and -G
sts. ne. DO not telephone. 80
CLERK CASHIER, part time. WHIT
HOUSE MARKET. 1925 Ga. ave
CLERK-sTENoGRAPHER - Expert
ence desirable. but not necessary
Chain organization. company bene
fts. Apply in person. DALTON FL
NANCE IA go; GO. 1929 Rhode Island aye aye
cEERk.TYPisT. IL ke1nffPsi 70 az. 2o-s5, SO. .hr
wk. Perm. position; Rood starting
salary. Other BENEFITS. Apply Rm
SO4, Investment Bldg, 18th and 4
Sts. NV. MA. S-9406. -5
- 4O-hour, 6-daJ
week. Starting salary $40. State ag'
and experience. Group insurance
and paid vacation. Box Az. Star
experienced, fol
air-cond. ONCE, knowledge Of NCF
machine helpful but not essential
will train. Apply UNION CLOTH
IERS. INC. 307 7th st. NV. NJ
phone calls. 3
- Some Shorthand
nee; local person pref; 6-day wk
WA r.CSoA: ewes WA 7-6O40. -
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HOUSEMOTHER for Protestant in
s5it,gtioH SIT. Ih,t to supervise group Of
To live in. Call RA. 3-2aa2. ---5
LUNCH COUNTER LADIES, white.
neat. dependable; some exper. pref.
Apply S. 8. KRESGE CO., 72O eth st.
NV. -S
MAID. colored. for dress shop; hish
school graduate; good cleaner. JOAN
ROBERTS. 100 Conn. at L.
MANICURIST-Part or full time:
good working conditions. BETTE.
MAURICE, JU. 9-9530. -
TECHNICIAN SECRETARY
interne's once; s:3O-4 80; .5ls days:
s% sSP gA1sGy sals6y' Elk S-745s' IS Eyes
oFFiCE WORKER-Youns lady. In
terested in public relations, typing.
once work, congenial associates.
permanency. good salary. Apply. MT.
Waters. d. ]. KAUFMAN. INC. 1u05
Penna. ave. NV. D
PIANIST, I8 to .25 years. attractive,
to play In restaurant. niRnts; call
RA. 6-9633. -
PIX OPERATOR-TYPIST - White.
age 1895. 5-day wk., insurance Of
Acn D
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HELP-MEM
LIQUOR SALESMAN

Must have wholesale sales experience
Please write stating age, experience
and salary requirements. Box 293-J
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MECHANICAL
DESIGN
CRAFTSMAN
For permanent position with
excellent opportunity fol
advancement. Paid vaca-
tion, sick leave and retire
ment. Good working condi-
tionS and congenial aSsoci-
ateS. Man able to think foI
himself in interesting work
with engineering group in
the development of preci-
sion instrumental equip
ment. Salary open. Three
to 4 yrs. exper. required. Fol
appointment, call Mrs. Os-
from, OF. 1898.
Engineering Research Ass.
Div. of Remington Inc
5O7 18th st. s.. Arlington. Va.
NIGHT WATCHMAN = Permanent,
year-round Job; must be physically
Honss reisb. own brins
Apply to 1900 Branch ave, silver
Hill, Md a
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HELP MEN Cont }

AUTO SALESMAN, experienced, -.tc
sell new and used cars for Silver
Spring dealer: drawing account with
monthly settlement on liberal COM
mission plan; daily floor period;
demonstration furnished. Write full
details Of experience and age In
own handwriting to Box 12-J. Star.
AUTO statesmen - Have openings
for experienced auto statesmen In
large downtown Chevrolet dealer
ship. High commission rate. New
demonstration furnished. Splendid
opportunity for aggressive men,
Call Mr.. Hamilton for appointment.
RE. 7-7S7S. BARRY-PATE MOTOR
co. 1130 CONN ave
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HANDY MAN, paper hanger and
j: RUPpERT. lo$i TIN St: NV: IS
HARDWARE CLERK, to fll orders
cense essential. Apply Mr: Malick-
son, ATLANTIC HARDWARE DIV,
HOD CARRIERS. experienced. for
plastering; long Job. Call WE. D.
HoD CARRIERS uO. Report to Mr..
Jaskson, out Wisconsin ave, left on
Bradley blvd. turn left on Chevy
Chase drive. Job in middle Of block.
ALDON CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC.
HOTEL DESK CLERK-Local exper.
desired, knowledge OF MGR machine
helpful but will train. Call MR..
PARIS. HU. 3-440O for appt. IS
HOUSE MAN. white, Immediately;
meals, uniforms, employe dement's.
Apply housekeeper. DOCTORS HOS
Eva eft ~
Evening star., 1953-06-05

COIORED JANTTOR for mod. down
town Office bldg; good salary and
quarters: NO chiidren; ref. Apply
mgr, 1907 NJ st. NV. -S
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SALESMAN. for experienced asbestos.
roofing and siding sales; must have
had experience in either asbestos
sales or with q siding applicator.
Write NATIONAL GYPSUM CO.,
300 New Jersey ave. Sc. -6
Observation-Disclosures and sports
wear, one of WaSh.'s finest mems
wear stores has opening for sales
man, accustomed to selling to select
clientele; excel. income, assured good
man; pleasant working conditions;
disqualification and paid vacations
Or will consider clean-cut young
man without experience to be
trained. Apply UNIVERSITY SHOP.
1918 G st. NV. =
SALESMAN-Married. to sell leading
tubular steel scaffolds and shores.
Construction field experience neces-
Sary. Must have car. Salary and
commission. Apply in writing to
Box AL. Star. .
SALESMAN for fishing tackle; must
have selling exper.: perm. good pay.
MILLS CO. 9th and e NV -S
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PRX OPER ATOR

Fully experienced, between rs and
35; no others need apply. Typing
req, $50 wk. to start Apply QUAK-
Err CITY LINOLEUM CO.. 600 ?
at NV
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hELP-MEN
DRIVER SALESMAN

DRIVER who has experience workini
Th1cP 1scErcei sToRE Isl res sSo7 Pa as
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PAINTERS

Experlenced only. Apply JAFFEE, 911
18th st. NV.
PARKING ATTENDANT, white, is
Fri; good starting salary and ad-
yancement; permanent. Apply 1880
r st. NV. 5
PHARMACIST - Looking for partner
for good store, doing better than
$4,000 mo. Excel. gross profit. Box
1901, Star. -
PHARMACIST - Permanent position,
excellent salary, splendid opportun-
tty for advancement. EN-. 2-2345.
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CLERK-TYPIST

YOUNG woman, 1885 yrs. Of age, 20
assist In preparation Of our weekly
payroll. Some experience helpful,
but not essential; reasonable tipping
Speed required; 6-day, 40-hr. week.
Apply personnel, Room eos. Open
weekdays, 9:30.6 and Sat-. 9.1
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Pa. Ave. NV.
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AklR-WoMRM

CLOTHING GRADER-sort ana eias-
sify clothing; able 70 stand st
knowledge OF style and fahfic;
handicapped preferred; 6-day Wk. :
opport. to learn some parts Of dry
cleaning work; Apply GooDWiLL
INDUSTRIES. 1918 New Hampshiro
ave. NV. (21st and NJ SITS. n.W0,
O. to IL. Mon. through Fri. No tele.
phone calls. -6
COPYWRITER
For advertising department.; retail
experience desirable, but not neces-
sary; 40-hour week. excellent COM
pany benefits. State age. qualifica- =
tions and salary expected. Box
5-J, Star.
COSMETIC1AN. excel. Opportunity
with pleasant working conditions in
modern drugstore. exper. pref. PAT
UN. 4-212l. %
COSMETIC-D DRUG CLERK, experi-
enced only. References required.
Closed SUNDAYS and holidays; 80
CO.. 1000 Conn. ave. NV. -6
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HElP-WoMEN
ARTIST

BAKERY SALES CLERK
BURLINGTON. VA.-NIGHT8
Alexandria, Va.
Immediate opening in modern attrae-
tive SURROUNDINGS. good pay. plus
meals and nylon uniforms furnished
Many employe benefits.
APPLY HOT SHOPPES
Room 200. 1341 @ OF. NV.
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BILLING CLERK

Experienced NCR-30OO operator fol-
speciality store: excel. working con.
dttions, 5-day wk., good Starting
salary and usual comapany benefits
Liberal discount on personal pur-
chaseS. Apply Mr.. Stewart, THE
YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 ST.
NV. -
BOOKKEEPER, good typist, thor.
oughly familiar with payroll, taxes
and general once duties; good pay
Write fully, including salary desired
Box 307-J, Star. -6
BOOKKEEPER-5h days; good SAL
ary plus meal. Apply HOTEL 24OO,
24OO 10th st. NV, CO. $4,000.
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DHlvER-SALEiSMAN
For well-established dry cleaning
route in Arl. Exper. man can earn
good. salary and commission. Refs
required. BLAKE-SANDOz DRY
CLEANERS, 1116 Wilson blvd. ia
DRUG CLERK, part time. evening
work, good hours. good pay: nnusi
be experienced; pRUo LANE, Mr.
ELECTRICIANS-I can use severa,
more 1st-class electricians or exper
helpers that now have D. c. cards
Call or apply REED ELECTRIC
CO., 26O3 p st. NV. HO. 2-4322
OPERATOR, colored, 10,
large apartment house; references
required. Call CO. 6-4635. IS
colored, must have 9th
class license, for modern apartment
MR: CRANE. 17ss K St. NV. 81;
ENGINEER-Young. mechanical ol
electrical, for local H.V. and A.C
equipment sales. AD. 4-3133. -
ENGINEERING AIDE. civil. must have
2 yrs. college or engineering exper
in layout of lge scale constr. prof.
ects. Loc. Arl. IA. 2-s411. "a
Evening star., 1953-06-05

BEAUTY OPERATOR
Experienced; modern salon: S55 vk
plus commissions; s days; Sc. sec.
ton. Phone 10. 2-6633. 8
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST
experienced. take full
charge Of small once of furniturI
business. Vacation with pay, EN-
ploye discount. Salary open. TOWN
HOUSE, INC 2S54 Wilson blyd.
CASHIER for night work. Apply II
person. HOFBERG's. 1922 Eastern
ave. NV. -
CASHIER, with chain-store expe-
rience: hours. eve. 6-11; good pay
UN. 4-3066. p
CASHIERI must have experience:
good pay, good hours. Do not phone
apply in person. BLUE MIRROR
RESTAURANT. S24 14th st. NV
10
CASHIER, restaurant; some book
keeping; pleasant working condi.
tions: meals furn. Hrs, 8 till s;
closed Sundays. S35 18th st. NV.
MA. S-3839. -6
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2233 9th st. NV.

American Linen Service Co
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FiniSherSeamStreSs
HOSTESS

NV. D C.-NIGHTS
ence; meals and hostess dresses fur
nished; paid vacation. paid sick
leave, group insurance, hospitaliSa.
tion: smploye purchase discounts.
Room 200, 1914 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

zER. INC. 9TH and r SITS. NV. .
AUTO ESTIMATOR. experienced in
body and fender work. Good SAL
ary, pleasant working conditions.
See Mr.. Guthrie, L. P. STEUART.
INC. 1440 P st: NV.
AUTO MECHANIC: white sober: ex- e
Side work; 5-day wk., paid holidays:
must have. own tools. 416 Morse
AUTo, MEcHANiC-Guar. salary;
Wt' Apply OF phone Mr.: Chesefdine,
HAGER CHEVROLET, Upper Marl-
APfTo; 11ro; M; MMHk;;cFMHNfkcss MSEkss 7a4S9; Mechanics
sober hard workers; .S,r ones sS0T who Y3v,nr are
with ideal working conditions: We
have plenty Of work at all times
II you are interested in mi making ss,n.i a
AuToMoBIIE MECHANIc. Good
UorIing conditions, 5O-5O basis. See
CENTER, 5ss n. Glebe I'd, Arl.,
AFRO Ti; SSHEcHIANICs. NC oldsmobile exp exper.
pref. for work in mod. shop; 5000
fiat-rate pay basis: group hosp, paid
holidays and yacs. Apply to Mr..
Hamilton. service mgr. COLONIAL
oLDsMoBILE CO., 1"41 9th st.
AUTo PAINTERS HELPER - For
large auto paint shop. Good hours
and salary: Usual employe BENEFITS.
See Mr., Wood, L. P. sTEUART.
AUTO PAINT ROOM HELPERS
WANTED-Colored preferred. Apply
STANDARD AUTO BODY WORKS,
.II4a0 2oth st; nv.
top man; inside work. pleasant work
ing conditions: bonus, paid vaca-
tion. disqualification. Apply in per.
son, HERSONS AUTO & APPLIANCE
AUTO PARTS HELPER-We require
Young man with knowledge of and
e1per. in Ford parts. Please apply
t. Mr; Rogers at BROAD ST. ST
work for right man; vacations: in.
surance and other benefits. Phone
AUToMoTIvE PARTS wholesale sales
mem local established territory:
BLAKELOCK, 3376 NJ st. NV. %
Evening star., 1953-06-05

COLLECTION MANAGER
Exper. men, interested in securing
a good position, with chances for
advancement; good salary, company
benefits. Apply manager. LINCOLN
Mt. Rainier, Md. -
COMPOSITOR-Medium- size job shop
in Arlington; makeup Of small pub
locations and lob work; 5-day week;
start at SS5 per wk. IA. 4-1699.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

SALES MANAGERS
company-wide average II
APPROX. $3.50 in sales per salesman
per week. $3.50 average comm. anG
bonus brings over $500 per week.
dition In 0u any man anu Who 6ncs csn IN tran aE,
and supervise 4 men to write. $500
per week each. MR.. TOLINS. II
Evening star., 1953-06-05
PRESS CLEANER

>olored. 1855 years Of age; no expert
ence needed. Must be able to pass
physical exam. 40-hour week. Ap-
ply Personnel, Room sos: open week
days. S:30-6. and Sat-, 9-1. Nc
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
nm Damn svlv~nia Aya N NJ
Evening star., 1953-06-05

PHYSIO THERAPIsT, full or part
time. SUBURBAN HOSPITAL. OIL.
4-6760, Ext. 15. .
Photocopy Operator
Exper. nee, 4O-hr.. B-day wk.: white:
company benefits; salary open; For
further information call MI: CcneI.
IA. S-5SOO. COOPER TRENT. 1929
wilson blvd. Arl.. We. p
PRACTICAL NURSES, for nursing
home duty; live In; unencumbered;
MRS CARTER. JU. $500. -
for small NV. apt:
house; experienced on .secretarta!
switchboard; approximately 3 mos
work; chance Of permanent employ,
ment II desired; $3.50 mo. can
Mr.. LOVE, TU- 2-161b. IL
RECEPTIONIST-Gen once work.
simple bookkeeping; interesting
work; perm, full time: etarting sal
ary 1900 per Vt. Apply. RIM: Al2.
1929 q st. NV, or call EX. b
1S42 for appointment. Ill
Evening star., 1953-06-05

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE salesman.
exper. pref, steady position in lGe.
GIN leadership. Apply Mr.. Carr.
ALDER OLDS. INC. 1880 14th st.
NV. -
BAKERS, cake and bread: perma-
nent position, with good salary.
Apply, SHERIDAN BAKERY, 6?09
Georgia ave. --S
BELLMEN Experienced, with
references. Apply Bell Captain.
BOOKKEEPER. white, for scrau ward.
GORDON IRON & METAL CO.
46th and Upshur ST., Bladensburs.
Md. -5
BOOKKEEPER, exper., full charge
for large retail chain inSta llment
business. Salary commensurate with
ability. Write to r. W. Waters, jr.,
1909 H st. NV, giving details OF
education. experiencer age. salary
desired. No phone or personal calls.
Evening star., 1953-11-28
THIS SUNDAYS BEST READING
gbe Sunday Btar

STRATEGY IN fighting
different kind Of war" Indo Chino? How they
the elusive Wet Mimi rebels their knees? The French strotesy
winning the that all Southeast Ao from
studied by o Writer Eo H. Vos recently returned from the
Of hoshites. in the Sunday Editorial Section.
DECISION FOR PELLAt "eoretoker" PREMIER Giuseppe PeHo had
wonderful political honeymoon especially otter he mode big
the Trieste tuohon But the honeymoon be about
Who happening Ito ond how Snor Peio stond told
Ediol Section dispatch from Rome by Grohom Hovey.
THREEAR BUSNESkNA few months Floyd Perks
oeent-the Amys okesmon Then with uddenness
characteristic Army assignments become big
choee of the big ond busy I'd Army Fort Meade Nd
how It. Gen. Perks mode the tonson and how he his
job is q feature Of The Stor Pictorial Magazine
STRANGE CURE FOR Polo-The deod shopins
medicines latest infontie pooss The fomed
novelist and scientist Philip Wie tells This Week Moso-
how three and eobo botns Odds found
Of the most promising of drugs
PENNY hDGWAT AT HoE-The first Mrs
Motthew Rdswoy Paris with her Chief Sto
husbond So Writer Isabelle Shelton
Womens Section Toke Of the Rdswo home Quarters One
Fort My featuring Mrs. RdewOY oil paintings and Jopunese
flower arrangements
FOR YOUR BEST READING EVERY DAY or THE WEEK ORDER THE EVE
MING AND SUNDAY STAR. HOME DELIVERY. $l.75 A MONTH
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Evening star., 1953-11-28
Montgomery Defeats
Plan for Golf Ranue

The Montgomery County Board
OF Appeals in a split decision
has turned down request for
permission to establish a golf
driving range and miniature golf
course on Colesville road near
Colesville.
The application for permission
to establish a recreation area on
a 35-acre tract had been made
by Harry and Sadie Malasky.
Voting to deny the application.
which was bitterly opposed by
the residents of the Springbrook
Estates subdivision were Milton
Smith and William Quinlan.
In the majority opinion they
said the establishment would ad-
versely affect new residential
homes across the street.
The denial opinion also said
that the proposed expenditure of
100000 on the area was incon-
Sistent with request for "tem-
porary use" of the land.
James j. Hayden, in a dissent
ing opinion, disagreed with both
reasons given for the denial. He
noted that one of the homes
across the street already was
operating a nursery home as a
special exception to the zoning
ordinance and that the other
one woud not be hit by the
beams of lights surrounding the
driving range.
He also challenged the opinion
that the expenditure of the
money would bar the use of the
land on temporary basis.
Evening star., 1953-11-28
Passage Of Tighter
Absent Voter Law
In Virginia Forecast
BY the Assoeioted Press

RICHMOND, Nov. 28.-Lt,
Gov. A. E. S. Stephens believes
recommendations for tightening
the States absent voter law have
"a good chance" of passing the
1854 session of the Legislature
Mr.. Stephens view was echoed
yesterday by State Senator Harry
F Byrd, jr., of Winchester, who
described the proposed curbs as
sound and constructive.
Both Gov. Battle and Gov
elect Thomas B. Stanley were
unavailable for comment. How
ever, Gov. Battle urged a few
days ago that the law be made
fraud-proof or wiped off the
books.
The recommendations for
tightening the law were made by
the Virginia Advisory Legislative
Council. A council committee
had devoted more than a year
w oSAAJ 4A1S LIlC law.
Records Stolen.
The report came a week after
a number of election records
were stolen from the Russell
County clerks office, among
them material relating to abb
sentee voting. The records were
slated to be turned over to a
Federal grand jury investigating
possible fraud in Russell in the
November, 1852, election for
President and Congress.
Mr.. Stephens said members of
the Legislature have been dis
turbed for years" over fraudulent
practices Stemming from the alb
sent voters law and added the
belief that amendments have "a
good chance to go through the
next session."
FavOrs More Safeguards.
Mr.. Byrd said he, too, thought
the Legislature was in a mood
to adopt the amendments.
Il favor additional safeguards
to protect the integrity of the
absent voters law" he said, land
I shall support legislation along
the lines recommended by the
VALC."
Mr.. Byrd is member of the
Senate Privileges and Elections
Committee, which presumably
will take up the councils recon-
mendationS.
Delegate Edmund T. Dejar-
nette of Hanover County, a mem
ber of the House Privileges and
Elections Committee, expressed
himself as heartily in favor of
the recommendations"
Evening star., 1953-11-28
Bethesda Attorney
Indicted in Realty
EmbezzIement Case

A Bethesda attorney has been
indicted by the Montgomery
County grand jury on charges of
larceny after trust and embez-
Element of $10,607 from a client
in an alleged real estate trans
action.
Named in true bill released
by Circuit Court Judge Charles
w. Woodward was James H.
Bowen, So. of the 6400 block of
Howell road.
Detective Sergt. Kenneth w.
Watkins said Mr.. Bowen for
merly operated the Security Title
and Investment Corp. at 1858
Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda. He
now has a coffee dispensing
firm in Bethesda, police said.
The indictment charged the
attorney "feloniously and fraud
ulently" converted to his own
use the money entrusted to him
by William j. and Catherine Col
Inns. The alleged offense oc-
CURED between September, 1852,
and April, 1858, according to the
indictment.
Sergt. Watkins said the Col
Inns family had given Mr.. Bowen
funds received from sale of their
Washington home and addition
al money borrowed to pay off a
first trust on a home they bought
at 9310 Wire avenue, Silver
Spring.
Sergt. Watkins added Mr.. Col
Inns became suspicious when he
failed to get a clear title to
the property On investigation,
Sergt. Watkins said, he learned
the first trust had not been paid
off, although the monthly pay
ments had been kept up.
Police said Mr.. Bowen paid off
the first trust late last Septem-
ber.
Mr.. Bowen will face trial in
Rockville January ID.
Evening star., 1953-11-28
I'D Cards Used by Students
To Buy Liquor to Be Changed

University of Maryland stu
dent Identification cards are
going to be changed so they can
not be used for illegal purchase
of alcoholic beverages.
Some students have been
showing the I'D" cards as evi-
dence they are over 81. The
catch was that they were not
required to show proof of birth
date when the cards were filled
out.
Dean of Men Geary F. Eppley
SAID the cards will be changed or
may be done away with.
His statement came after Mag
iStrate Theodore Miazga of
Evening star., 1953-11-28

HyattSville Police Court asked
Assistant States Attorney Grover
Small to write university author
tiles to request that use of the
cards be dropped or that the stu
dents age be omitted.
Judge Miazga also suggested
that tavern owners be asked not
to honor the cards as evidence
of legal age.
The court took the action after
hearing three 19-year-old STU
dents testify they had been
drinking beer before they took
money from magazine rack and
smashed parking meter. They
were placed on probation for
six months.
Evening star., 1953-11-28
u. of Nd. Alumni Dinner
Will Honor Dr.. Byrd

The University of Maryland
Alumni Association will hold a
$10-a-plate testimonial dinner in
honor of DR.. H. c. Byrd. who is
retiring as president of the Uni
versity January l and probably
will seek the Democratic nomi-
nation for Governor of Maryland
next une.
The dinner will be held at
$50 pm. December 9. at the
Lord Baltimore Hotel in Balti-
more. Accommodations for 1,000
are planned.
DR.. A. E. Goldstein. president
of the alumni association, and
Talbot T. Speer will serve as
co-chaiemen.