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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-21

Gloria Jean Cox, infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Cox
Of 1882 NV 10th ST., expired at
Mt. Sinai hospital on Nov. IL,
after an illness of four days. In
torment was held in Lincoln Me-
mortal cemetery on Thursday,
Nov. 10.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-11-21
Deaths At Range

Mr.. Henry Raining of CTS
NV 18th ave. died on Nov. IL
at Jackson Memorial Hospital
after an illness of several weeks.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
ISadore Raining, two daughters,
several grandchildren and other
relatives. Funeral services were
conducted at Metropolitan AME
Church on Tuesday, Nov. II, Rev,
Salmon officiating. Interment was
held in Lincoln Memorial ceme-
terry.
Evening star., 1953-04-14
.nErP.-WoMFN

CLERK-TYPIST, experienced; 5-day
week; small trade association once.
Barr Bldg, elO 18th st. NV. IF IF
to do general once
work: 1910; white; 1880 W.p.m.
typing speed: pleas. working conds. I:
paid vacation and sick leave. hos
pitalization. Apply In person to MIS-.
Jones. 1900 r. !. ave. NV. IA
CLERK TYPIST-Personable young
york with BED G cross GhapteE: hrs.
between 10 and 1 ct 2O26 6 ST. NV.
CLERK like TO work in
pseAsanE surroundings, with con-
are friendly and dependable. ard
$50 and talk to US. Know. ~ 81 typ. S
desired but speed not imp. These
are permanent positions. our em-
ployes WORK 5 days Wk.. 37h hrs.
Vacation and sick leave dement's.
Our company cafeteria Is run on q
non-profit basis, and employees re-
ceive exce1ienr food ct low cost.
Apply Room 800. Personnel once,
EQUITABLE INSURANCE CO., Bl6
14th st. NV. --16
CLERK-TYPIsT, Catholic missionary
oHganisatton. near Langley shopping
n,,a eenter; 5-day y yk.; IN $3.50 s42sSSQ start, tars
New. New Hampshirs HE alS1aa1v ave. ext" Silver
CLERK-TYPIsT. exper. In bookkeep-
Evening star., 1953-04-14
SECURITY BANK
9th and q SITS. NV.

BEAUTICIAN, Experienced, male OF
female. all round, top salary and
Wayns ave: ~. 3-iaSl, IL
Gf0Hm8sisasa19H, GHi snaa07. Q days. busy ne. ssiSn
good pay, exper. BEAUTY CENTER
BEAUTY OPERATOR; s75 guaran.
sarist. BRoADMoso'R Or BEAUTY tGH ASnl. "a.
BE2Tfry0 Eau s0Sa opERaHoR Gsaa oman or TSo ROm.
HAiRSTYLisT. va. studio: guar.
al salary S51Td and comm. Call Mr.. Jules
BEAUTY oPERAToR-coiored. Cali
BEA6TY sAt6RNi OPERATOR, experieneed; Nc.
time or part time. paid vacation;
day week. 1889 @ Rhode Island ave.
BRaurHo { Al 70, oFfEE2ToR, Fiaa2G; full or T1s BART
time; salary and commission; beaut.
-conditionsd salon, BOND. 1886
BEAtGSTi1p ii POI GipERAr9Rs 9Sis0zG GGzperisnass.d
Salary and commission. HUNTING
Jo TOWERS 05 BEAUTY ATTY SALON. Alex
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced.
to assist manager permanent posi-
tion; excel. opportunity for ad-
yancement; 5-day week. Call 10.
BESuTf aSS11Si opERAToRs-Male -IS hair
styiists. 500 guar. plus commission:
Lady hair stylists, $75 guaranteed
plus commission. Manicurist S55
guaranteed. Also unusual oppor. to
earn up to $50 vk.: extra money
Rose. ia. 9-0405. Ii
BEAUTY OPERATOR--Exc. working
conds.: steady, good salary and
commissions: 5-day wk.. 9-6. call
in person. MR.. PAUL, 1925 M st.
BoOKKEEPER-TYPIsT, exper.. for
retail store in Arl.; 5-day week;
air-cond. once: good wages for quail
ifled person. Call TIE. 6-7OOO. LII
Evening star., 1953-04-14

BOY. white. Is, shipping and mall
rmgg rmgg e1pG; eoe1pGt;; OF national publication.
MAN to learn radio and Tv re-
pairing: SLATTERY RADIO Co,
4257 Wis. ave. NV, Wo. GALL.
MAN, colored, to work in used car
lot, must be experienced in clean
ing cars; REINES MOTOR Co,
1870 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va.
MEN--Are you now meeting the pub
nc isrs N i,,st sny ~ rnes Ye We pay top dol
& extTa u $50 eaes assk Mase Mbeuas an .StSs easy
effort. Cail 9 to 10 am. % JE. a-s5Sbs.
MEN-Two full-time and one part
time. inexperienced, full-time men
average S1O0 and up per wk. RE-
peat business plus regular customers
assures you Of steady, regular In
come. Start on q or 2-day trial
basis Y you wish, to prove to your
ssn ssn wnat an excellent opportunity
ms ms is, Fuller Brush dealers averase
SLUG and up per wk.. calling on
Brush customers are pleasant. eour-
teous and buy these famous every.
day necessities regularly. An expert
enced man will make calls with you
and train you. II you are interested
In q sure way to raise YOUR income,
inquire ct oil National Press Bids,
I4tn and SITS. n.ws or phone
DI: 7-4477 or DI. 7-349S.. -141 !.
MEN tm. Eats q sbo Or Ss eOorsS ss full Or gSs
70 their friends on credit. Earn
Aply to Mr.. Ullman, N. Y. JEW
ELRY CO. 719 9TH st. NV. 80
Evening star., 1953-04-14
HELP-.-MEN

MEN tl4 white: te distribute circu-
$50 New York ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, interested In Q property
insurance position: salary: insurance
sary. $40 woodward Bldg, 18th
and II sts. NV, bet. 5-6 pm. week
YOUNG MAN, for messenger service:
M Dublin. pHiIIiPs TV AND
APPLIANCE. 937 r st. NV. End
YOUNG MAN. 1920 yrs; good op-
portunity to learn senerai merchan-
disc business. Call ME. s-6412.
YOUNG MAN for delivery and stock
work, In lee. retail store in Arling-
ton. ton; va: n,.a permit ne necessary; good sd
to willing worker. TIE. $4,000 for
appointment. LIB
YOUNG MAN with college background
underwater. Casualty insurance
experience desirable but not neces-
eAN sgRET8 gtRieFs eo So soasseTn
Bldg. 18th and II SITS, NV. I'D
YOUNG MEN over IS TO work with
mgr; no exp. needed: average earn
n. 7. ave ave. gsI NV. Wa nm 1S, III i44o4
YOUNG MEN. mechanically inclined
for training as typewriter mechanic.
Top salary in accordance with pre-
yious experience: National organ
ization benefits. 5-day. 40-hour Wk.
Raoes Ssi ifis IL Nj sart IdfTala r.
YOUNG MEN WANTED to work in
paint store: train for outside sales
man; some exper. preferred. WAT
RINs-WWIHITNEY CO., l119 21st st.
time to % work with with 1S manager S q on Drs reg
ular route. Average earnings, $1.50
424, l4o4 New York ave. NV. -i6
sas aepfy SoGR i ssPss esPsen. riRr2 nR & RES g.
TAURANT. 1897 Penna. ave. s.e.
TEhEATioSxHI x sgSnEs gsf8s' CO. saa lSs4 Esss
Gath st. NV. Ia
MEN. l5-hrs. wkly., ewes.
and Sat, part-time work. in hrs. to
Apply 81 p.m.,. Tues. We'd. Thurs.
PART TIMEgNationsi Concern needs
part-time men for good oppor-
tunity to make from $35 to $50 per
N. Monroe st., Suite 2Os. VirginiS
Square Bldg, next to Kann's Dept.
Store. Arl.. Va. Wed, 1880 pm.
MECHANICALLY INCLINED man un-
build special apparatus: Clean. IN
while learning. IA. 2-97O0 day
THREE MEN Of high caliber to
learn highly remunerative trade.
Good pay while learning. Report for
interview between and o am.
MILL-TO.YOU CO., $3.50 Marlboro
PRART; PAR. TINE SERVICE STATION HELP
Evening star., 1953-04-14
Statesmen
statesmen

w E NEED OUTSIDE
SELLING MEN FOR
SEWING MACHINES.
= WE WANT THE BEST
MEN AVAILABLE AND
ARE WILLING TO PAY
=. TOP COMMISSIONS.
WE FURNISH PLENTY
OF LEADS. YOU MUST
HAVE CAR.
ASK FOR MIR. ECKERT
BIG F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-14

(2l. for telephone division
Of national puplishers, to call from
charge privils. Must have unlim.
telephone. Excel. commissions:
Write for interview giving local
phone number. Box 92-E, Star.
WoMAN-General once work and
some typing; 5-day wk.; S34 to
start. See MRS. LEWIS. Rm. 422.
Bond Bldg. -15
WOMEN a. build own business with
AVON'S res. Gust; pleasant part:
sells. Ask your neishbors. RE.
for teephone order Mia work. SisEc' Not s1pii ssi:
ing. Pleasant surroundings. Hrs,
l wk. 10 am, to pm: l yk- g
Sundays. Vacation with pay. hos
pitalization and other amploye
benefits Excel. salary. Call. MR..
MIFFLETON at Ho. 2-1200 for ap.
pointment. --19
Evening star., 1953-04-14
HELP WOMEN tcons.l
ADVISER

Woman with nice personality who
experience wanted By national con-
cern to train and supervise . wom-
ems sales organization. No collect
ing or delivering and working only
on sponsored calls. National adver-
tising in Harper's Bazaar. Vogue,
flying can expect SIS to $4,000
yearls potential. Car necessary for
local driving. To arrange for per-
sonal interview. call AID. 2-6445
between 10 and IL noon or 6 and
8 nm Ask for Mr. TaYenner. Il
Evening star., 1953-04-14
WOMEN

We have several sales positions open
in our Northern Virginia shops for
those interested In meeting the pub
lie. No selling experience necessary.
GGSd osS yscas wsss snd
Mr.. Hogan. SINGER SEWING CEN
TER, Shirlington shopping center,
Arlington. Va. lie
YOUNG LADY. to work in rent de-
partment Of real estSte once. must
e nss q s0SS tSS1i .nS rssE nsE:
Co, MA. $500. --1b
LADY to work in greetins
card store. MARANs, 932 r st. NV.
YOUNG LADY FOR POSITION as
week. Company benefits incl. hos.
pitalization. insurance and retire.
anaT9s ana 6 sts. Loan n.H. q TRUST CO.. Ia l5'A
WHITE HOUSEKEEPER, for lge.,
HOUSEWIVES, with use Of car, for
unusual work. No house-to-house
Write MIR. BRoYLEs. RIM. 2l0.
3S0s 14th st; nv; ,os,,,-,, =.
HOUSE oS.r,S OF STUART C0sMETIC ssMaS Sf S1:
ladies'. no deliveries. no collections,
car !; !. and phone. OF. S-sO4o. W
SELL DRESSES. lingerie. cosmetics
in spare time. For samples write
Maisonette' Box 422s. Wash. q. c.
ExEEE;. X1,Iy. ,sS eyer 81 q. Apply in person.
UNUSUAL WOMAN, with pleasing
DerSona alikv. earn S7h or more In
3 wS.; age 81 to Is; Is; best @ 'S Workina
hours, 4 to 9 pm; car necessary.
IF e. Yo6 oSSAS are Det SyEa Il 'as 3s a.v. car.
need at Least $75 per wk., dislike
parties, canvassing. delivering and
collection. Best working hrs, 5
pm. to 8 Pm, JU. S-2229. Ia
BETHESDA-N.W. - Three capable
women needed ct once to take pleas
ant part-time AVON work; no exper.
nee. to earn $50 mo. RE. 7-S107.
WANTED DEPENDABLE part-tims
salesladies, Fri. 5 to 8; Sat, IL to
Mrs.; Mrs.; Murray H. L. GREEN 60.
THEE ihsE = FoRMER 81 ais GOVT. WORKERS,
some telephone experience: must
have pleasant personality and good
speaking voice; steady year-around
employment; good pay. Call MISS
HELEN, LA. 6-6044 between o
dHu ~.
Evening star., 1953-04-14

TOP SALESMAN FOR
THE SECTIONS MOST
CRATIVE TERRI
TORY. AGE BETWEEN
30-55. POTENTIAL
EARNINGS $4,000 PER
YEAR. APPLY BE-
TWEEN 1912 Am. CAR
NECESSARY. ASK FOR
MR.. GILLEY, EN-
RIGHTS TIRE & AP-
PLIANCE CO., 3400 N.
FAIRFAX DR., OPPO-
SITE KANN'S DEPT.
STORE, ARLINGTON,
VA.
ia
Evening star., 1953-04-14

CLERK; white;
must be capable for both; vacation
ERs. fas isa: itsk leave plan Ma s-ail12O' Ii1
CHECKER
Good with figures, adding machine,
who desires to train to become good
cashier In fine restaurant; rest,
pm. 6-dsy wK.: Stationed in kitchen;
under 40; must have refs. and good
empl. record; good wages and meals,
Cali in person TED LEWIS. 2855
Conn. ave. after 8 pm. Ia
CLERK for dry-cleaning store at
plant, 6-day wk,, pleasant. working
SSns STsENpasE yas VIII niEANER paS Appl soS ca 3.
CLERK-For general ONCE work.
Apply In person. SSi4 4tS st. NV.
CLERK. white. age 1928. pleasing
personality: no experience necessary;
adapted to work in accounting de-
partmeft: splendid WORKING condi-
tions. Apply Mr.. Graham, DOC
TORS HOSPITAL. 1915 Eye st. NV
CLERKS, under 40. for telephone in
formation work. consisting Of QUOT
ing bus schedules and rates; must
furn. good refs. and be able to
work nights; paid while training;
4O-hr. .wk.; good salary: vacation
and sick leave. Apply GREYHOUND
TERMINAL. lilo N. z. ave. NV.
CLERKS, experienced to manase
laundry and dry cleaning stores.
Top salary for qualified help. Apply
GREYSTONE LAUNDRY, 2216 Sth
CIERK-TYPisf. part time. 1850.
b-day week; personable young wom-
an for small air-cond. once. 931
CLERK-TYPiST. 6-day week, s:45-
4:3O, Young woman for financial
institution. Reply. Box 355-C. Star.
CLERK-TYPIsT, exper.: start S22s
per mo-; 35-hr. wk., time and one
half for overtime. "a DAYS annual
leave, IL days. sick leave. Once
located near Library Of Congress.
For appt. please call Mrs. Hendef.
son. Ii 7-1303. --10
Evening star., 1953-04-14

PART-TlME STENO.
We need the services OF a capable
stenographer with industry expert
ence. for approx. hours daily on
a permanent basis. Hours can be
ODD, Star lAs
Evening star., 1953-04-14
statesmen

S314Hh14V414N
Lets face It'll Maybe you won't make
$500 per week with us. but we will
offer you the, best opportunity Of
an interview, you are not Convinced
our oner Is the best-weIl, euess
we're all entitled to our opinion.
Call Mr.: Mann. LA. 6-563O, for appt.
CHAMBERLIN CO. OF AMERICA
1928 New York Ave. NE.
Evening star., 1953-04-14
SUPPLY SALES
OPPORTUNITY
Graphic Arts Equipment
Industry

A LARGE REPUTABLE AND
WELL.ESTABLISHED MANU-
HHRkfsGEse HkTs MAcHrN1RRY 81 aAs adAHAcHHc cHE:
RENT OPENINGS FOR SEW
ERAL ADDITIONAL FIELD
ASSIGNMENTS WILL M
voLvE DIsTRIBUTIoN OF
MACHINERY AND SUPPLY
AND LITHOGRAPHERS IN
WASHINGTON. METROPOLI.
TAN AREA AND VICINITY.
APPLICANTS WILL BE Sc
LEGTEQ PRIMARILY ON
fry; PREvioUs SALES sAEIiaiA EX-
PERIENCE IN OR OUT OF
GRAPHIC ARTS FIELD WILL
BE ADVANTAGEOUS. BUT Is
NOT ESSENTIAL. RESIDENTS
OF METROPOLITAN AREA
PREEERRED: SALARY POSI-
TON. COMPREHENSIVE EN-.
PL0YE BENEFITS PROGRAM.
AGE 25-4O. PLEASE OUTLINE
CON COMPLETE Fl z ~ pa JRIAAcsKKd5SpTNp sK SI
DENTAL REPLY. ARRANGE
MENTS FOR PERSONAL LO-
CAL INTERVIEWS AT CON
VENIENCE OF APPLICANTS
WILL BE ARRANGED WITHIN
2-WEEK PERIOD AFTER RE.
CEIPT OF LETTER.
BOX 329-C, STAR
Evening star., 1953-04-14

SWING MAN. coiored, experienced IN
apt. house duties; must have eleva-
tor permit and be able to run
switchboard: local refs. required.
Apply MANAGER. 1885 K st. NV.
exper., for valet shop.
Steady Job. good pay, excel working
cond. Call RA. 3-5524. CENTRAL
CLEANERS, 323 Carroll st. NV. Id
labor foreman; experienced; on large
apt. job. 4012 Columbia pike, Al.
lington. See FRANK. -16
TRAINEE-Bookkeeper, credit mgr.
sales. National Paint Manufacturer
desires man age 1928 with some
training as branch credit mgr. All
employees benefits plus bonus plan.
Excellent advancement opportuni-
F. Winterble. 1921 Ga. ave-. silver
Spring. Md. Ia
Evening star., 1953-04-14
YOUR FUTURE

4OOU III OktG
$3.50 per evening. Compare In
come and future on q part time
basis with your present employment.
For interview, call MR.. SULLIVAN.
NO. 7-6644 between 4:3O and 8.
PROCTER & GAMBLE
Due to several recent promotions
there are openings in our field
advertising and promotion dept.
OF age, single and free to travel
extensively: no exper. is necessary,
as those qualified will be trained
IN, the Job for which they are
selected; men with college back
ground will flnd this an excel.
opportunity for advancement in q
lge. national organization; men
with high school BACKGROUND who
can qualify for advancement into
responsible positions VIII also be
considered; salary and travel al
lowance and bonus and transpor-
tation furnished; will also hire
young men on Q temporary basis
This is . good opportunity for
men awaiting induction. Apply to
Mi n1it.a A staP:. p GEoGETIIt e. the
Old Post once Bldg, 315 18th
st. NV, on Tuesday, April II,
from 10 Am until q nm
Evening star., 1953-04-14
MEn-W0MEM. !

sALEsGIRLS (2). aged 2l-35, attrac-
tive appearance and lively sales
personality exp. sales clerk; 6-day
Wk., hrs. 0-6; S36 Wk. Apply After
70 a.m., AMES PARTY SUPPLIES,
1402 N. 7. ave. NV. -l4
SALESLADY. young. capable, perma-
nsnS n jo6; you'n love It. LYN-ART
SALESLADY, gift shop, Conn ave. /;
several years successful expeF, "A
selling gifts or similar mdse.; pleas
ing personality; age 1886; capable
OF assuming responS.; refs. viii be
THOMAS. III
sALESLADY. selling costume jewelry
SURROUNDINGS. TREASURY TROVE
1908 G. ST. NV. SI -
Evening star., 1953-04-14
SAI,ESMEN
statesmen ATTENTION

National company estab-
lished many years in WASH
ington, D. c., offers q perma-
nent sales position to alert,
aggressive man under 35,
Applicant must have success
ful sales background or be
accustomed to dealing with
the public; position carries
very substantial income il
you can qualify. For informa.
ton, call MR.. LASKEY, ST,
3-5323 mornings. 1880 to
Evening star., 1953-04-14

,ART-TIME SERVICE STATION HELP
Ewes. and week ends. Experienced and
fabrication ability necessary. Apply
In person. THOMPSON'S ESQ
SERVICENTER, 5000 N. II, ave.
Taknma Park Nd
Evening star., 1953-04-14
WE OFFER YOU

CONTACT LADIES, 21-e5; work 8
So hr. Apply IO-2 pm. or 81
pm. Tues, Wed, Thurs. RIM. sol,
710 14th st. NV. -i6
HELP, exp, $1.25 per l1r.,
plus commission. OIL. $4,000. Mr..
Laney CARRIER DRUGS, Bethesda.
AND DRUG CLERK for
downtown drug store. Apply IN per-
son; -,WHALEN DRUG AGENCY.
COSMETiC-DRU0 CLERK, experi.
enced only; refs. required; 1i:3O to
S.Is Pm; 4Ss closed sqndays and holi,
Connecticut ave. NV. -l9
HELP, inexperi.; 81 per
hr. plus commission. OIL. 4-69OO,
Mr. Laney, CARRIER DRUGS, Be-
theSda. Md. Ok
Evening star., 1953-04-14
BANK TELLER

With experience. Pleasant working
conditions, five-day week. air CON
ditioned building. Liberal employe
benefits.
Evening star., 1953-04-14
ARTIST

artist for advertising
tration for newspaper and direct
mail. Call EX. 3-6921 for appt.
-14
TO BUYER in boys fur
niShing dept: experience desired.
Permanent position; liberal employe
benefits. Apply Personnel once.
GOLDENBERG'S, 7th and K sts. NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-14
HELp-woMeN

sTENOGRAPHER, experienced: 5-day
week: small trade association once.
Apply after 10 e.un.,. Room 62S,
barr RidR.. Q10 17fh II. nH III
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Stung by Hazards
OF Job, Gardener
Sues for $50, 900
By the Associoted Press

AKRON. Ohio, Dec. 11.-Nich-
olas Vachkoff filed suit yester-
day for $4,000. charging Curtis
C. Myers "failed to warn him Of
the danger inherent in his work. !"
In his suit Mr.. Vachkod said
he was doing some gardening and
carpentry work for Mr.. Myers.
when suddenly and without
warning :. struck q nest OF
bees. which, being aroused imme-
diately attacked and stung the
plaintiff over various parts OF
his body"
Mr.. Vachkoff's petition said he
suffered bad stings, dizziness and
progressive loss Of hearing.
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Round TobIe on iran

The Middle East Institute will
sponsor a round-table conference
on the Present Situation in
Iran" at the Georgetown Uni
versity tomorrow. Nine experts
on Iranian affairs will take part
in the discussion of economical
and political problems confront
ing the country.
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Wunderbirds to Hike

The Wanderbirds Hiking Club
will hike through Forest Glen
and Rock Creek Park on, Sunday
The group will meet at $40 am.
at the Georgia and Alaska ave-
nueS terminal,
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Hikers to Climb Peak

The Center Hiking Club will
climb Sugar Loaf Mountain in
Frederick County, Md, Sunday.
The group will leave the Georgia
and Alaska avenues terminal at
8 am.
Evening star., 1953-12-11

SwirIinq beauty Of slip for party girls 8
to IA. Every bit of it is ny|on !. from the
nyIon toffeto triple tier skirt to the net
trimmed nyon tricot top Elastic on the
sides gives extro fuIIness. White--- $3.50
Evening star., 1953-12-11

All nyIon tricot . and every bit of it
feminine as can be! Lace trimmed nyIon
net ruffes the hemIine, forms the strops.
And the four gore full skirt is beautiful
fit A perfect slip if she wears sizes to
IA! White 2.99
Evening star., 1953-04-03

Noting the Wheaton chamber
accepted the fairer sex, she called
Mr.. Hancock old fashioned. "He
hasn't accepted the fact women
now run their homes efficiently
and still find time for outside
activities" she said.
~~ Mrs. Lena Dunkum, president
Of the professional women's
group. called the vote a "discrim-
ination against women as
women" She added there are
many businesses in Silver Spring
now operated exclusively by her
sex.
Mrs. Dunkum and the other
women have support from Sam
Fig. prominent businessman, who
in a WGAY radio broadcast yes
terday promised to renew the
five-year fight to admit them.
Mr.. Hancock said his opposi-
tion was based in part on his
love for them.
He added women already are
raising mems children, taking
care Of mems homes and tend
ing their husbands. He said he
didn't think men should ask
them to assume the additional
burden Of membership In the
Board Of Trade.
Evening star., 1953-04-03
Silver Spring Women Resent
Ban as Trade Board Members

There's nothing secret about
Silver Spring businesswomen's S
reactions to a secret ballot of the
Board Of Trade barring them
from membership.
Short-sighted. old fashioned,
discriminatory, foolish, backward
and unjust, were only a few of
the comments from business
women in the area.
The Board Of Trade Wednes-
day night in q voice vote agreed
TO accept members from the dis
taft side.
But E. B. (Buck) Hancock,
a leader Of the "misogynists, -
called for a secret ballot. Then
the women failed by eight votes
to get the two-thirds majority
needed to change the bylaws.
Guns will be oiled Tuesday
night. however. when the Busi-
ness and Professional Women's
Club meets at the Jesup-Blai
Community Center.
The "reactionary old men" Of
the Silver Spring Board Of Trade
were shamed by Mrs. Helen
Mason, q florist shop operator,
who is a member Of the Wheaton
| Chamber Of Commerce.
Evening star., 1953-04-03

he didn't know how many more.
In Detroit, police had been on
an active search for him since
January Z. After his arrest il,
a small hotel, they went to his
apartment, found over 100 suit
cases, some of them still contain
ing articles taken in the bur-
glaries, police said.
One of the biggest losers in
the Washington housebreakings
was a man identified by police
as Gunther Kessler. 3707 Wood
ley road NV, who reported the
theft of at least $3,260 worth,
including q topaz pendant val
ued at $1,000 and two rings
valued at $3.50.
The rings were found in one
Of the suitcases.
Detroit, in checking loot against
the amount taken there, came
out long on supply. They post
cred the Nation with a list of
the articles taken. When the
notice reached Washington, the
list sounded good.
Detective Sergt. Frank E.
Wright of the general assign
ment squad went to Detroit yes
terday for further investigation
of the cases.
Evening star., 1953-04-03
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7 Held in Theft Of Apparel
From Nurses Home

/ Two men were arrested early
today outside the nurses home
at Prince Georges County Gen
eral Hospital after they had
stolen a table lamp and UNDER
garments from rooms in the
building, police reported.
They were booked on charges
Of breaking and entering as
Robert j. Felesky, 20, of the
5700 block of Euclid street, Chev-
erly, and Sidney A. Martin, "a.
of the 5700 block of Somerset
road, East Riverdale.
Felesky, a former hospital
worker, Is scheduled to be in
Quoted into the Army this
month, said Sergt. J. p. Kearns
of the county force. Martin
formerly was a dining room at
tendant at the hospital.
They were released on $500
bond each. A hearing was set
for April 16.
Sergt. Kearns said the men
told him they tried the doors of
several rooms, found three
opened and were routed when a
nurse awakened while they were
in her room.