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AGENTS

5000 WEEKLY. New invention. Amaz-
ing 4-second PRESTO EMERGENCY
tire chains, At all modern auto
wheels. National advertising build
ing big demand. 3 sales daily to
oil stations, dealers, etc, make 500
fast. Write PRESTO CHAIN CO..
Dept. P-47, Des Moines 2, Iowa.
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sITUATIoNS--IAEN

RELATIONS
Reliable, top refs. PROVEN record.
pt. time. Fee, $1O0 mo. EN-. 2-09S4.
Art REsTORER OF PAINTINGS. ex-
per, seeks perm. pos. fuu or part
siaS: s%s: shoe. Il ealsiSkssl kA sl-s74d " ane',
Assistant to Executive
Man. 80. married: executive. admin
istratiye, supervisory experience. ad.
ditional background--sales; CAA-
rated pilot. desires new position,
new future. Portfolio available. Box
BOOKKEEPER, fully experienced.
eeneral ledger through osna statements
exper.; sober. fast, dependable; man
age kitchen. BOX easy, Star.
COOK (colored), Al references,
steady worker. Ii. 4-01S4...
'OOK, colored. wishes part-time po-
sition, hotel or restaurant; expert
enced. Ia. 9-1001.
CPA. thoroushly experienced. avail
sation. I s BOX Isi-Y. Star. %
DRIVER, white, single. age 46; car
or small truck; 10 yrs. driving exper.
In D. G.: best Of refs; 60 anywhere.
ST 1892.
FURNITURE MAN, exper.. desires job
as asst. buyer or manager; college
grad, reliable. vet. Box 204-Y,
Star.
GARDENER, experienced, ! or
days work q week. Tel. KE. S-52b6.
MAINT. MAN, white. single. age a.
z yrs. plumbing exper.; best OF refs
ST. 3-S192..
PAINTER, colored, interior decorator
zen, maint. work: steady work pref.
reas.; nom -drinker. CO. 6-4S21.
PERSONNEL OFFICER. Gs-13. Metro.
Area pref; IRO or CPo. Box 1887,
PROMOTOR, with car. IS yrs. old.
interested in patents. copyrights.
gadgetS. I have no money, what
have you to consider. JE. 3-O6la.
MAN, white, wants lob rs watchman,
full or part time; exper.; small
salary. 10. 2-3557.
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sITUATIoNs-MEN & WOMEN

MARRIED COUPLE. white, expert
enced in both motel and hotel man
agement, desires location. Phone
Great Mills, Md. 2-2371. Sc
WOMAN. clean at night. 8 to IL
only; man is dishwasher. day or
night DU. 1888.
COLORED MAN AND WIFE would
ike janitor's Job in small apt.
houss: age 40 to As. BENNIE AN
DREWS. AID 4-26f5.
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ALExANDRfA. Va.
YOUNG LADY, to work in dry clean
ing plant; no experience necessary
Kensineton- wheaton rd:, wneaton-
Silver Spring, LO. 6-1700. Ill,
YOUNG LADIES, earn $76 wkly.;
Sales exper. helpful but not neces-
sary. CoLoRAMA. 1909 Eye ct. NV.
YOUNG WOMEN. pleasant outside
photographer; start, $40 wk.. 8 days.
Apply 614 10th st. NV. 9th Moor.
WANTED refined women twhitel
with cara, for hostess work In Met
ropolitan Area. Call RA. 6-55S1.
PROFESSIONAL OFFICE needs asst.
Requirements: Mentally aEile. per-
sonable, some typing: college back
ground In psychology or education
pref, Cali Ex. 3-563s for appoint
EARN arm $50 TO 500 easily. spare time
Just show new CHRISTMAS CARDS.
Every one buys. Experience unneces-
sary. Other essortments. too. Up TO
1905 profit. IMPRINTED Christmas
cards low rs S1.25; FREE imprint
aYdsssr sRs1ss 1ep on ss ssDDEssa Ess.a
A ySiS yDSiRSGss.iNGERIE SHOP in your
home. No investment. Good COM
mission. Write MODERN MANNER.
cPSSnzlo,HS Pep. ~ HSsnoyssFn oNsnI e; a;,.n,, ,orr.
woman to sell gla&s. china And
siftS; AA-hr. wk: $4b. pk 2-sS2e.
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THE CAPITAL SCHOOL
FOR DOCTORS ASSTS.

Many doctors in D. C. and nearby
areas need receptionists who have
been trained in records, patient
preparation hypo technique. band
aging, ETC.; new classes beginning
soon. Cali RUTH FAINMAN. TU.
2-6171 afternoons, ewes. or Sum-
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61. Ax fbA NV.
MUSES.. reEistered. white: ortho.
pedis aosPitssi ssk g AL oDsnings Dsaa s.s Gn
NURSE, practical, white. under 30.
for day duty, pvt. sanitarium, near
by Md. Live IN. OIL. 2-73O7. %
NURSE, white. hospital grad. general
@ ary' EN-. 3-4Ss4 or AID. 2-47oo.
NURSES AIDE. white, for large nurs.
ing home in Fails Church area. Must
live In. Good quarters and surround
NHHEEsEMAfS IHEs; sfsfEsne'aso 'asoSVEKNGss: white.
under 80, iptelligent, reliable woman;
must have refs; care Of 2h:yr. .-old
girl and other light duties; live In.
other help EMPLOYED. Salary open.
PEacTiCAH s4n TtS NURSE, NURSE white. to iiv.
in, to care for elderly lady. Needed
at once. RA. 3-1416.
PRACTICAL NURSE, 8 days vk: or
perhaps full time. Must be Wiling
g g 90 asy. s0ms Jui nPuisSSsA' s-5Iss. A0n''-
REAL ESTATE SALEswOMAN. with
license to work with our military
clientele in Virginia: 5000 to $1,000
per mo-: full time. ia. 7-0260.
RECEPTIoNISTS, secretarial switch.
several for immed. ONCE. openings.
Pleasing personality for tenant re.
lations in this new large ant. project
Important. Perm. positions with f1ne
organization. See manager on prem
ises. ARLINGTON TOWERS AT:
Wilson blvd. and Arlington Ridge
rd., Arlington. Va. .
RECEPTIONIST for beauty salon In
downtown area. Must be attractive.
ary. Apply in person. VINCENT ET
VINCENT. b09 11th st. NV. Ma.
RsCSESPsffiioN1sT sTENoGRAPHER :
Conn. ave. ONCE, National eiee-
tronic mfgr. requires receptiontst-
stenoerapher; must be personable
and depsndabls; 4o-hrs 5-dsyn ,Hn week: EEK
pIoyment history, other details. Re-
plies confidential. Write Box 297-z.
RELIEF TELEPHONE oPERAToR-I
Carlton House, air-cond. 4S6-unit
apt. bldg. at $500 Wis. ave. NV
observation-disclosures service, excel
lent environment and good salary
for personable and dependa6ie
2-SSOO for appt. to be interviewed.
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SECRETARY
CLERK-TYPISTS

Positions available In an expanding
research organization. Opportunity
for advancement. Convenient sub
urban location. Permanent resident
Of this area preferred.
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Antiques Special
September Event

Grand fall opening Sept. 7th; Have
Dutch country, New England and
old Western, Reserve part OF OHIO.
.,,. we POnsht ssm, heavy we ar. msns snort uo Of
fioor aS0ri spsee, ase@'' so we win sivs : very
liberal discount on every article In
our big stock until Oct. 1st. In
spection invited. more than. 300
pieces Of primitive and early furnt.
dIeS tgrS as1 bTsss si sopper eee aH
auctions or shows. Terms II desired.
Free delivery. Free parking. Bethes-
da-Chevy Chase, Wsshinston's large
Antique Dealer" Why're most people
OIL. 4-2422. 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Closed
Sundays. -
supplies, live food,
tanks repaired and built, baby An.
gels, 39c. 3 for 81. MINIATURE
AQUARIUM, 39O7 14th st. NV.
ARTWORK, Oriental; Gifts every oc-
ffas11n; fro@ the DaiREsiRes Rs v s,as' rs. s.asSs.
KRiaER, 7O7 18th St. NV. DI.
AUToo tTToo SEAT COVERS - closs-oats,
all colors. fit all cars; SS.95. 1919
AKMSiNSs:. X I'll Gs. Il f. S SSSssi Sns two IT,. good
N. Henderson rd.. Arl. ia, 1850.
BABY'S chifforobe. bassinet. $40.
Good condition. OIL. 4-4426.
BASS FIDDLE, used, Kaye. model NJ I
with case. good condition. RA.. 81
BARY BAssINETTE. as new. Phone
WO. 6-3275.
BABY CARRIAGE, twin size Thayer:
also twin girls clothing to IS mos.
girls clothins from ? to 10 yrs.
BABY CARRIAGE. twin size; bath.
iinette: excellent condition; $45 or
BaBY Sfsi Gtisf eRfb al aN6 M$STraEss, xrol,
very clean: new condition; very re-.
sonable. TU. 2-O61O.
BABY FURN.-Crip, mattress, scales,
bathtnette, play pen, teeterbabe, car
bed. high chair; sood cond., Oh.
BABY FURNITURE cribs, with
mattresses, . matching wardrobes.
alum. stroller, folding carriage; best
offer. AP. 7-91S5.
BABY FURN.--Bassinette. .bathinette.
playpen. Taylor-tot stroller. Holm
Hall Village, SO. S-7061,
BABY FURNITURE SALE
Monday, o am. to 3 pm. only. Huge
pieces and one-of-a-kind numbers
at prices you will never, never buy
tresses. $685.: high chairs. 1896:
play pens, $685.: contour sheets.
Ole; l floor sample sand box with
canopy, S2.95: one S39.50 twin
stroller, S19.95: also 40 de luxe
cribs. By Storkline. Thayer, Gem.
Lrilabye, Abbott and. Kroll. Values
to $50 .95 now starting at Sl7.95.
Sale from 0 to 3: cash only. A
deposit will hold your selection.
JUVENILE SALE6 WAREHOUSE,
355 Cedar st. NV. at the corner OF
on lot in rear. ia 9-0s79.
BAKERY SHOW CASES (3), Cclun1.
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MILLINERY
SALESWOMEN
AND
ALTERATIONS
MAIN BUILDING
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
9Th FLOOR

EXCELLENT openings for Experienced
millinery saleswoman. and altera-
ton workers. These are permanent.
immediate openings and pay top
i0-hour week. 2o% discount on
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
TuE uETHT Cn
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KITCHENS
MODERNIZED

Big savings. No installation charge
on top quality cabinets. sinks, dis
posals and dishwashers. Installed
at factory suggested delivered prices.
Entire kitchen painted free. Ranges
and aand rsfrigerators at wholesale prices. S,s
ton. Call for free estimate and
planning service; no obligation.
Terms UP to 3 years.
KITCHEN MART, INC.
1860 Columbia Rd, NV. CO. 5-924s,
FAINTER and decorator; free esti-
mate. AD. 2-753S or LU. Inn.
PAINTING, papering. carpentry and
RA 6-97O3. Ii. $500
PAINTING, int. and ext: free est,
reasonable price. WEBB, ia. 4,
PAINTING, PAPERING; First-class
steiy. MIR. PoAT. RA' 3-5e43. 5.
PAINTING, papering, plastering. Free
est. ANY size job. White mechanics,
20 yrs. exper. HUFF, ia. 5-2950.
PAINTING, interior and exterior; AL
estimate. WA. 7-9403. La
PAINTING-First-class work; interior,
exterior. Guaranteed. White me-
chanics. Call any time, HE. 4-29os,
PAINTING. papering. plastering,
neatly done: reas. F. p. COOKE,
1881 Holmead pl. NV. TU. 2-4S63.
PAINTING, inter. and exter.;. paper
ing, plaStering, carpeting, Kemton-
ing: white man, does own work. 10
PAINTING AND DECORATING, In
terror and exterior; quality work,
reasonable rates. Free estimate.
Call any time, MR.. JONES, JU
S-3S59.
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PART TIME
Work In your neighborhood only. $3.50
to pm; no car: terrific PROPOSE
ton: earn SlO per eye; give your
Evening star., 1954-09-05

HOUSEWIVES
Earn S3O0-S4OO extra or more by
Christmas. Part-time, 8 hrs. per
wk. For appointment. call LO.
Evening star., 1954-09-05

BRICK AND BLOCK WORK;
new and repair. Call A. II.
CHAMBERS. OIL. 4-449S.
Evening star., 1954-09-05

GIRL, colored, wanted to do gen.
work on fruitstand. Call JE. 2-786s.
LADY. to drive school car in NV.
area; res MORNINGS. 7:sO to o. OIL.
LADIES WANTED
Opportunity to earn $35-S60 spare
afternoons or ewes. per week. Car
necessary. No canvassing. Write
WOMAN, ambitious. middle aged,
high school education, desirous Of
working into an executive position.
NJ Must sto be alert and resourceful.
to 'olsRa's es sdSds1 AF pickle
fuIl-time position in Fed
eral Credit Union. Bank or credit
union experience necessary. Call
Tuesday; for "a appointment RE. Z
WOMAN G Of Character. If you have
been recently widowed. or OTHER
WISE and find yourself in the posi-
tion of desiring to make new friends.
develop new contacts and supple
ment your income, you possibly can
qualify for full or part time posi- ,.i
view. phone UN. 4-56OS.
21-5O yrs, with some
knowledge Of sewing; sales experience
helpful but not necessary; good
starting salary. commission: 40-hour
week. paid vacation and hospitaliza-
sRSSy sERSSSyrn IN srRfNS Rfs:Sn nach1rE Nj EATslp co
1897 wisconsin ave. Bethesda, Nd
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STENOGRAPHER

For airline, shorthand and syping re-
euired, prefer q or older. Call ST.
STENO., real estate and insurance
once. Interesting. 35-hr. wk. WAL
TE TER s.iaas a REoWE' W. 5ols 5fs4 Vernon. aye"
sTfEN6-T9YPisf; TfE kncWiedge Of book
keeping helpful; 5-day wk. Rm. 423.
Union Trust Bldg., 10Th and H sts.
TEACHER. temporary or permanent.
GH GlernsnasEys snasEs grades. Chevy cnsse. ns
pm. nursery groups. TOWN g.
COUNTRY SCHOOL. JU. 9-1674
TEACHER, 1st grade. trained; very
small; new End section opening up.
TOWN q COUNTRY SCHOOL. Ju.
TEACHERS, / in each school area,
d. c., Nd, Va, add $1,000-S2, 900
to income for part-time, OF duty,
dignified professional service OF ma
tional Importance. over 100 teach
ers in D: e. area now en5oylng I5 Hnn TINS nn
fionaily. In STRICT confidence. Write
p. o. BOX 1881. D. c. Give phone.
TRANSPORTER
Under 80. good accurate. typist.
year or two OF college helpful; some
salary, So, 300 So. 200. depending on
qualifications; 40-hour week, good
opportunity for advancement. Sub,
init typed resume. giving personal
data, education and experience. Do
not telephone. Personnel once, Ma
TONAL GEOGRAPHIC socIEaax.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, exper:.;
Q2OO9 -
cation; 5-day wk.; pleasant working
conditions. Call DE. 2-7200. 20
TYPIST, experience necessary, 8 to
4:30 Monday through Friday. Apply
Navy Exchange once, Ward l01,
HMationsl Matt @ Nav Naval Medical Center
TYPIsT, Sisnsi.' for n.0' medical records; age,
Librarian, SUBURBAN HOSPITAL.
Bethesda. Md. OIL. 4-6750.
TYPIST-HOME ADDRESSING.
Minimum Of 90 words and good vision
essential for maximum earnings.
Reply on Typewriter giving pnone a
days, week ends or both. Box 1877
TYPISTS
(WHITE.)
To emboss metal Z address stencils
using q keyboard GRAPHOTYPE
MACHINE. Must be able to type
at least As words per minute. Sew
eral positions available. 40-hr..
rsSTEKviE%Ss; . am. to 3 pm. mo
~ NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
3rd and r sts. NE.
WAITRESS, white, neat: 6-day week;
OF Sunday. Apply before IL am,
ROSSITER'S RESTAURANT, 4132
WAITRESS, Uniform size 10 or Il.
young and attractive, for busy
apartment dining room in Virginia.
Good pay and excellent tips; uni
forms furnished;, full and part time.
Cell XII. 8-2300.@ 81
WAITRRSS, white. to work Mon.-
Fri, 4-1O. Apply In person Monday
or Tuesday. WESTERN PHARMACY,
1865 35th st.. NV. - :.
WAITRESS, white. only experienced
need apply. LoNGFELLoW POOp
SHOP. b52l Colorado ave. NV. %
MATTRESSES wanted, day or night
work. HOWARD JOHNSON, 400
Lee hwy. Call IA. 2-6122, Mrs.
Laurence.
excellent positions
open, Washington's better restau1
rants. Apply zoos Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-09-05
HOSTESSES
wAITRESSES-CASHTERS

Short training course, no cost, no
Glass begins Tuesday. September 2.
10 am. or z pm. REGISTER. WA6H-
INGTON RESTAURANT AS9OCIA-
TION, 20O3 Eye st. NV.
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WOMEN

To train for lisht assembly work.
Factory experience desirable but not
necessary.
Evening star., 1954-09-05

HELP-MEN AND WoMEN
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BABY FURNITURE SALE
BATHROOMS


5-ft. leg type tubs. peri. So
Used toilet sets, with seat SIS
New tubs. sinks and fixtures
ACE JUNK CO.
2220 Georgia Ave. NV. HU. 3-4421
BATHTUBs. built-in, $40. Basins.
toilets, pipe. BLOCKS; INC: go.
1746 Lee Hwy. IA. $500
sAT1ET --------------.slS9 5000 g go
STOVES, gas, used --------- 1000
TOILET SEATS, special 3.SS
WATER HEATERS. new and used. at
rock-bottom prices.
BLOCKS, INC.
ia. $500 WA. 7.5b6i
BED, custom made hideaway, in
mahog; cabinet, featuring pullman
BsD, Iao HHood. 1i s'ist, ss5; occasional chairs.
81 so; table, 81: chest. $40: reigr..
s45; Fisher Hide-a-bed, S100: Gate
leg table. 81; mirrors. 81. ST. 10
BE5. sSso brass. nI u 5a Rn Vide very beautiful.
s55. -5l8. 7th st, s.w.. ME. ,s-4607,
BED, double, maple, with spring and
almost new innersprins mattress;
3ED. unique one -a-kind, made 40
yrs. ago; collectors item on display
at $40 s. Wakefield st.. Arl., Va,
SECS IA. 7-67T0.
BED, maple. with springs. good cond.,
$50; hiahchaiT; 50; s6s 6sss'sinst' 90.
BED. 1 Lawson Pullman bed with
mattress, good cond.: very reason.
able. NE. S-3477. Apt. 306.
CONTINUED on Nsxt Pags0
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SALES DEMONSTRATION
white. for early evening hrs. and s
hrs. Sat. totaling 26 hrs. weekly.
Earn $50 weekly need drivers
license Write Box 37-z. Star. -
EALEsGIRL, exper.. knowledge fash
ion coordination, residing Alex.
perm. Apply PRISCILLA FASHIONS.
Hunting Towers. Alex.
sALEsGIRL; InS% some sabs Stbse oIyi. s0rk; ave- sy.
sahEsGfRIs. white. attractive. cheer
full, age 21-35, Good sales ability.
Pull or part time openings. From
10 a.m.-6 pm. daily. 81 per hour.
Box 250-Z, Star.
sALESLADY, yard-soods store, some
Nd Wo. e-oe7s. oil. 2-e55s.
eALEsLADY. ladies' apparel expert
ence preferred; salary and commis-
sion attractive to producer. ADQH-
sAIBEEsfABffs. ABEE De- sog gshaoroashIy s1 1e expert
enced children's. wear. Permanent
position. Good starting salary with
rapid advancement. Apply BEYDA's
311A 14th st. NV.
SALESLADIES
Pull time for new shop opening soon
Ia Chevy Chase. Pleasant environ
msnt, excellent working conditions:
Personal interview only at FANNY
FARMER CANDY sHOP. Wisconsin
and western. opposite Giant Food
store. wednesday. 10 am.
ReWOMAN-Young lady to work
part time, selling In new subdtvtston
In sil. spr. area. CAL NE. 6-o424.
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APPLY IN PERSON
s AM. TO 4 PM.
MELPAR. INC.

44o SWAMI AVE.
CAT JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
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RETIRED EXECTTTTVE

Wishes. to handle trade or fraternal
organization; write, edit, publish or
90 public relations. Box 222-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1954-09-05

VIII train right party, permanent
position with opportunity for ad-
vancement; discount and many COM
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HECHT co.
Evening star., 1954-09-05

Man. 80, married; executive. admin
istrative, supervisory experience. ad.
ditional background--sales; CAA-
rated pilot, desires new position,
new future. Portfolio available. Box
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PART TIME
COSMETICIANS

For evenings and week ends in down
town D.. c. and nearby Md. and
Va. drug stores. Sales experience re-
quired. Phone IA. 4-0450. Ext. o.
Evening star., 1954-09-05

TYPIsT-HOME ADDRESSING.
Minimum Of 90 words and good vision
essential for maximum earnings.
Reply on typewriter giving phone
number and state free time, whether
days, week ends or both. Box 1877
Evening star., 1954-09-05

ADyERTIsING-PUBLIC RELATIONS
Reliable, top refs. PROVEN record.
ut. time. Fee, S1O0 mo. EN-. 2-00S4.
Evening star., 1954-09-05
CARPENTRY

rms. o specially. Small
repair work. win contract small
houses. White mechanic. Call
DEWEY. WA 7-4793
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FENCE, CHAIN LINK
OR wood; materials only. or IN
stalled Big savings, LU. 4-020O:
ia. 8-0442; SP. 3-6708 til 8 pm
Evening star., 1954-06-16
Underdog Americans
Face Red Chess I Team
Bv the Assoeiused Press

NEW YORK, June '16.-A Rus
sian team that has a virtual
monopoly on international chess
honors faces q determined but
underdog American team to-
night.
The eight members Of each
team will square of across the
playing boards in the grand ball
room Of the Hotel Roosevelt in
a 32-game tournament which
| might be called a world series
of chess.
Although without their world
champion, Mikhail Botvinnik.
the Russians are likely to repeat
two previous victories over
American teams.
Samuel Reshevsky, six times
United States champion, will
play VASTLY Smyslov, top man
on the Russian squad. at the No.
/ board.
Each man will play the same
opponent four times. AS they
shift their pawns, rocks and
bishops across the 81 black-and-
white squares, the moves viii be
duplicated on large wall boards
above each table. Up to 1000
chess enthusiasts are expected
as spectators.
The tournament will extend
over a period Of eight days.
Games will be started on alter
nate nights. Those that are not
finished during the evening ses-
sions will be completed the fol-
lowing afternoon.
Evening star., 1954-06-16
Test Plane Worker Sucked
Info Bomber's S Air Inlet
BY the Assoeioisd Press

MARIETTA, Ca, June 16.-A
flight line mechanic Of the Lock-
heed Aircraft Corp. here was
sucked head and arms into the
inlet section Of a huge and
powerful jet engine yesterday
and survived.
The power Of the engine. one
of six on a giant BAT bomber
was cut and a fellow workman
yanked F. L. Morgan, 80. to
safety by his leg.
The mechanic and an engineer
were checking the engine Tor
vibration. Mr.. Morgan had
signaled the engineer to cut the
engine, but as he turned there
was enough suction left to drag
him in.
The power was quickly shut
OF completely and the ieloW
workman hauled the mechanic
out.
Evening star., 1954-06-16
|1obriner Presents
14 Diplomas 10
Roosevelt Seniors

Roosevelt High School last
night graduated IA students In
ceremonies at the school.
The graduates heard greetings
from Walter N. Tobriner, Of the
Board Of Education. who also
presented the diplomas. Susan
McHenry, the valedictorian, re-
ceived the alumni award from
Ralph Cole. Elizabeth Nelson
gave the salutatory and the in
vocation was by the Rev. Clar-
ence T. Nelson. Of Augustana
Lutheran Church.
Evening star., 1954-06-16
Graduation Of 3O5
Marks 16th Annual
CardozO Exercises

The twenty-sixth annual COM
mencement exercise Of Cardoza
High School yesterday saw the
graduation of sos students in
ceremonies held in the school.
Diplomas were handed to
graduates by Col. West A. Ham
ilton. a member Of the Board Of
Education.
Evening star., 1954-06-16
|234 Honored in Exercises
.At Anucosti0 High School

Anacostia High School gradu-
ated 234 students yesterday m
commencement exercises IN the
school stadium.
Presentation Of diplomas was
made by Mrs. Arcadia Near
Phillips vice president Of the
Board of Education. The invo-
cation and benediction were pro-
nounced by the Rev. H. ]. YAM
none. pastor Of st. Theresa s
Church. Music was by the school
orchestra.
Evening star., 1954-06-16
n Awarded Diplomas
At Bell Vocational High

Bell Vocational High School
last night graduated % students
in ceremonies held in the
schools auditorium.
Jesse B. Manbeck, president
of the Columbia Typographical
Union, gave the principal ad-
dress The valedictory was pre-
sented by John Clagett.
The list of graduates follows:
Evening star., 1954-06-16
II Get Diplomas
Al Burdick Hiqh

G. Melvin Sharpe, president
of the Board Of Education. pre-
sented diplomas to 70 graduates
Of Burdick Vocational High
School last night.
Carol Ann Corrie, president Of
the class of 1854, was the pre-
siding officer at the graduation
ceremony.
The list Of graduates follows:
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMAS.
Anastasi, Catherine Mitchell. Eileen h
Anderson. Janice A. Mo0re. Elsie N.
Barnes. Barbara A. PaEanc, Phyllis 7.
BsiRR BGtier, Roberta e N. Pitmiara Y Patricia n.
Cappella. Audrey N. Posner, Smelly
eST So1aS cisS sr.v o PTSsse eTSSa dss.s EsvsrZW NJ
Drummond. Betsy Sale. Mary B.
Felker. Emojean 2. sharp, Peggy J.
French, Miriam =. Sides. Peggy j.
& ehfn'E S.ls4s R:sss gSS5S: SSSs SssEtii: nsEs: g.
Hallock. Barbara J. Yickers: peirdre c.
Howell. Kuth p. Westbere. Lillian ?.
Ketcham, Celia =. WillinR'm. Virginia
MntsE CXERfsrGfcarRs XPs GhsE2!s' A.
oisney. srssnIs GS'Ts:TH'Sis; Z. Tssisi. Helen R.
Adult Dressmaking.
Battista Patricia Mcclure, Mary Z.
Bethlehem, Dorothy Oberg. Vivian u.
Dietz, Roberta O'Keefe, Marie
Eimers. Louise SaIus, Cecilia
Hoffman, Harriet c.
Nursery Assistants.
Johnson. MAZDA
Practical Nursing.
Adams. FeIice McGlynn, Elizabeth
Cleyerley, Mary Muhlmeyer. Helena
Coakley Lena Rainwatef, Stella
NJ I0rse. Certa Root, Wanda
G0odhart. Nav ScheiI, Minnie
| HartIey Dorothy Hfmonian. Esther
| HendYicks. TdeIla Smith. Florence
ingram. Llama Swanson. ElVlra
/ Kanz, Caroline Trump. Ida
| Landers. lone Tseng. louise
| McISnnald. virginia Bradley. Clara
Evening star., 1954-06-16
AS Receive Diplomas
|Af Chamberlain HIGH


Forty i've students were grad
.uated last night by Chamberlain
Vocational High School.
The list Of graduates:
Allen. Barbara M. Mileo. Anthony
Andreassen. Sonia Miller, Gordon J.
Bell Dorothy NJ. Nash, Richard r.
Bennett. Hazel Z. o'Meara Mary q.
Benson. Glenn C. Parpana. B. d.
Brown. Earl p Rice. William w.
Carroll Charming Robinson, Wilmer L.
Chantker Harold Scanlin. Gene r.
De Maury Andrew Schraf, Donald q.
Enheld. Robert L. Schlosburg. NJ, w.
Gillispie. Barbara Senires Lorenzo
Gillespie Donald L. Showaiter, r NJ, jr,
Gleason, Norma M. Soper. Helen M.
Gregory. Donald Steele. Carl A., jr.
Guthrow Eugene Stone. Marvin N.
Hoffman Barbara Terrell Hilda O.
Hutchinson w. C. VermiIIion. r. NJ.
johnson, Robert E. Wade Philip L,
La Rochelle, Clifford Walsh, Roberta C.,
Latham Billy Wigle. Vernon NJ
Litchfleld =. H., III Williams. Russell n.
Litchfield. Shirley Yoselowitz, r.
Mazzonetto Luciano