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HElp.---MEN

REAL ESTATE sALKSAEENQuali
Wsli-estabiished virRinis xrm 81 real
estate brokers and subdivision
builders. II you are capable Of earn
ing $4,000 per year or more. We
can offer you the opportunity. Call
MR.. GROVES, "a. 7-Sb00. ~
REAL estate Statesmen - Well:
established arm operating genera g
entrance has opening for Q men
willing workers. full ttme--should
earn $4,000 to $4,000. ROGER
H y, sSs ETE5 n. " q. no: 2-eo2o. 2i26
REAL ESTATE statesmen
UNUSUAL. OPPORTUNITY
In commercial and investment prop.
man who can eventually take charge
Of this. dent. A great future FOL
the right man. Always plenty 81
good leads snd Iistings. DREYFU6s
BROS. Realtors, 1919 18th ct. NV.
IVA. s-0582. -
RECAPPER. experienced. Can Sat.
to IL. Mon. 8 to $3.50. Wilson blvd
snd y. Barton st.. Ari.. Va. IA
ROOFING MECHANICS, experienced
PRuITT. AND ZIMMERMAN, INC.
PASS 18th st. NV. co. b-2S96
ROOFERs WANTED, mechanics only
Report 727 Webster st. NV. z am.
Mon, ready for work. RIA. 6-9703
RooFERs, slate, timers. gutter and
spout; $2.25 hr. Apply 2024 Rhode
ROOFER. experienced al types root.
ing, guttering and repairs; D. C
permit. Open shop. union scale;
steady work; 0'BRIEN ROOFING
mo. BOZ BOZ is6-E. star.
assured Of S7S weekly; salary no
limited. Apply sales manager! JAY
STORES, SOC 18th ct. Sc. --6
SALESMAN - Well-known nationa
manufacturing organization hal
i SSsedls for spt pel%anent connscsion
established protective territory IN
D. c. and nearby Virginia; salary
while training; then salary, COM
mission and car allowance. Boa
AYIaSi iss' for leading local whole.
saler: best lines and working con-
ditions: every cooperation given
We want salesman now success
fully selling to ship service stores
and post EXCHANGES: whose income
may be limited by his present con-
nections. Reply confidential. Oul
statesmen have been advised OF this
ad. Box 276-H, Star. -
experienced in selling
sporting goods and athletic equip
ment; permanent position. SPORT
rIrNJTtUf9 Onn n - !. m IN
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HsLp---MsN

WATCHnaAN--Free apt, plus pay for
y Srrisd I n,i,st q sob Ss sd s hsye
good references. POWELL TRANSP.
CO., Hyattsville. Nd. Can AP. a.
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THOS. ]. OWEN q SON, Auctioneers
I111 e St. NV.

MARSHALL ]. MAPLE,
ESTHER M. MMSTEAD,
no4, 6,8,12,15 Trustees.
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HOWARD BERNSTEIN,
THOMAS w. HUNT.
no6.9.12.I5.17 Trustees.
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FOUR MIN, (white). to- work on
appliance delivery truck. Apply
BRAY & SCARFF SALES INC.
1911 Tuckerman st. NV. --6
YOUNG MACHINIST, interested In
development work; District location
wages determined by training and
experience. State specifically. Box
Part 2HfTA TINE me OR FULL TINE. supple
ment your income making appts
for photographer. Also showina
proofs. 514 10th st. NV. 9th floor
PART TIME, young men for collec-
ton routes evenings and Sats. In
metropolitan area. No selling. re-
quired. Must be bondable and have
late model car. See MR.. BRADY
OF MR.. BUSCH. RIM. 4o3, 1405 G
WfXs.sHiiNNGToNs LARGEST distribu,
tor Of housewares. appliances anc
toys REQUIRES the services Of 2 sales.
men, / inside, outside. Sales ex.
perience in any above lines or II
calling on trade necessary. High
earnings. Write resume Of expert
eY1ce BOX 4fS1-E Star 3
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HELP-DoMEsTIc

COOK AND G.H.W.. live in; S35 VIZ.
For exper. worker. Call OIL. 4-0l07.
G.H.w.. live out. 5-day week. Re.
CIV: plain cook. live in: fond Of
children: $25. Lo. 4-5910.
G:H;W.-Plain cook. live In; Thurs,
S sns every e ,,s Stsr Sun 4 % refs. $50
G.H.W. -COOK-Must have local ref
Chase. D. c. KE. 7.0Sis. liz
CIV. and care of ! infant, for
Eors.ns couple; live in. Cal 70.
G.H GWo' plain cooking. child care;
woman. 1910; local refs; live in.
Ho6sE IzIIhTE white. middl.-as.d.
for suburban Catholic Church Rec
tory. Pleasant and attrac. living
quarters Refs. REQUIRED. Boz 207-E.
MAID. white; live In; gh.w., cook
pleasant tsmily; 2 small children;
NURSEMAID for 2 children: must DO
neat ,r az and s sps5s plain eookins: I've
WOMAN to DO laundry for family,
Gan &c od deFe In her own home. Can
WOMAN. i've in. fond Of children:
S25 per Ek. JU.- 9-4217. "a
WOMAN. 30-55 yra.;--Hve IN good
home; ! clip with housevork and
children; $50 per mo. LA. 6-S4g2.
WILL SHARE home WITH WOMAN
and child or cple., free rent for care
OF boys, 4 and 8. WE. 5-64S1s
COUPLE. WIFE G.HW. for ., smail
sa,larzZ: husbsnd otherwise sm-
RELIABLE WOMAN. live IN. s.h.w.:
must haze local refs. Good salary.
REFINED WOMAN, $3.50 who is EN-.
picyed part time TO be companion
to elderly woman evenings, nights
and week ends; who viii help with
housework and evening meals In re-
turn for sharing Q good home:
Bethesda srea: state refs. Boz 1885,
WIDoW or COUPLE, with or without
child; day care; school boys; Lh.W.t
nice home JE 2-6TTS ~
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PAINTER

Experienced man to do interior deco
rating for large apartment develop
ment. Must be dependable; no
drinkers wanted. Apply THE WOOD
NER APARTMENTS, 1886 10th
st. NV.
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statesmen TO
statesmen

statesmen
WE NEED 4 FULL-TIME
MEN FOR VACUU M
AND SEWING MA
CHINE SALES; NO Elk
ERIENCE NECES-
SARY; ALL LEADS
FURNISHED; NO CAN
VASSING OR COL
LECTING; HOSPITALI-
ZATION, PAID VACA-
TON AND GUARAN-
TEED INCOME. WHILE
TRAINING; CAR NEG
ESSARY. SEE Mr.
WHITE.
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60I-ns 0I6I. -
AUTO MACH, exper., for Washing
tons largest Pontiac dealer; excel.
pay and working cond. Apply
ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1857
Irving st; NV, MIR. PEERS; no
AUTO MECHANICS t2). general re.
pair experience; $3.50 shop; must
have own tools. See Mr., SorenseIl.
GARRY'S SERVICE INC, l241 M.
Gelebe rd., Arlington. Va. ia. 2
PARTS man-counter
man johber experience helpful but
not essential: unusual opportunity
TR1.STATF AUTO PARTS. UN. 4.
AUTO PAINTERS HELPER, must
nave some experience; good salary,
paid vacation, 6-day week. See Mr.
Barham. COAST-IN PONTIAC CO..
AUTO PARTS statesmen (2), with
experience; especially In paints and
allied lines; increased sales volume
compels additions to our sales force.
Not interested in drifters or ny-by-
nghters. Contact Mr.. Ballantyne,
MACHINE SHOP. 3210 Rhode Island
ave-. Mt. Rainier, Md. 20
AUTO SALESMAN, uSed-car lot, for
ewes; preferably Govt. worker.
Apply JACK PRY, used-car lot,
18th and PeQn9. ave. Sc .-7
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HELp-IMEN tcont. /,

CASHIER, familiar with MGR 1000
machine; 51a-hr. day: $45 week,
commission and vacation with pay.
HERSoN AUTO q APPLIANCE CO.,
714 o st. NV. IS
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SIS WEEK
AGENTS.

MAKE UP TO 1905 proAt b. selling
our flns l,ne o. Xmas cards % ycuf
folder. cRKED'E AZ 10Th G M.
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CLERK, temporarily employed witt
major company. talking phone
orders In customer relations de.
partment. Salary $228 per month
4O-hour week, time and half oyel
40 hours, Phone between 10 ant
IL and 2. and 4 pm. IA. e-850(
sHd ri dss NE RENls Z sell sne
collect life ms. route in D. G. ME
CONST. ENGINEER or superintend.
emit; must know layout and plans;
references. Cali RIA. 6-0746. -
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THOs. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneefl
iii e st. NV.

AAAA y Sb. NV.
D DWELL ' kNowNa Az dfas se soN
STITUTION AVE. NORTHEAST,
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 1OO25,
Folio BIO. ct seq, of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of the party Sc.
cured thereby, the undersigned trus-
tees Will sell, at public auction In
'front.' OF the premises, on WEDNES-
DAY. The TENTH DAY OF NO
TTEMBER' A;D, 1864, AT TWO
lowing-described land and premises.
situate IN the District Of Columbia,
numbered seventy-five (75) ia John
W. STAIRS subdivision Of lots in
Square numbered nine hundred
eighty-seven (9S75 as per plat rec.
orded in the Office Of the Surveyor
Tor the District of Columbia IL
Liber J: H. K, at folio 2I5.
Terms: Sold subject to q prior build
ing associationl deed of trust for
particulars Of which win be an.
nounced at time Of sale; the pur-
chase price. above. said trust to be
pald IN cash. A deposit Of $500. 90
S cash 90, or certified check required.
purchasers cost. Adjustments made
as OF date of sale. Terms to be com.
Piled with within 80 days, otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resoid at the
discretion OF the trustees.
TALLEY R. HOLMES.
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9th and G SITS. NV.
Rinderv SiInerinfendo17'

Bindery Superintendent
For Q well-established trade bindery
IN Baltimore, Md. Must have thor.
ough knowledge of folding, cuttins
and stitching machines, plus the
know-how. for miscellaneous finish.
ing operations. Must be able to as.
sumo responsibility. Attractive sal.
arv. Send complete resume includins
age, salary desired, background anc
other particulars to Box 458-E, Star
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fHElPNAEN

ACCOUNTANT, semisenior or senior.
Permanent, in local G. P, A, once,
$500 to start. State age, edu. and
experience. Box 296-C, Star. So
ACCOUNTANTS, part time, for pub
| lie accounting Arm: 8 ewes. o week
In reply, state age and experience
Box Ash. Star. --7
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. compensa-
ton, experienced. D. c., Md. and
Va. State experience and salary ex-
pected. Box 177-H. Star. -8
ARCHITECT. experienced in al
phases OF design; permanent posi-
ton in local ONCE. Replies conf
Dental. Write Box l03-H. Star.
ARTIST-Assistant to art director "a
do layouts. cartoon spots, mechani-
Gals and minor retouch work. Must
be able and willing to do clean
paste-ups for offset. S55 to $50 per
week, depending on experience and
ability. Write. giving resume Of ex-
perience for interview. Box Hob
ASST. OFFICE MANAGER and traine.
for new branch once, national d.
nance CO., Silver Spring area, to Be
opened in 10 days. Apply In writing,
TIME CREDIT PLAN, INC, $50 st
Paul St.. Baltimore, Md. lib
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WA 7-4444 RiVerdale. Ma
MAINTENANCE ENGINEER for large
apartment project In Virginia. Sal
airy open. Box 274-H. Star. %
MEATCUTTER, sober, reliable and
experienced: Apply MIKES DIGS
MARKET. 100 3 st. NV, ST. s.
MECHANICS, exper.. local oMc truck
dealer has openings on day and
nignt shifts. Top wages. .group in
Apply at GENERAL HHs' TRUCK SJc Ks1 sALSs.
INC. 30 N st. me-. day or night.
MECHANIC, oil burner, experienced;
knowledge of all makes OF burners;
guaranteed year.round employment.
MILLWORK WAREHOUSE foreman,
preferably exper. stock lumber and
millwork; must be hard worker,
ability to take charge and supervise
Il. to s,,.b Is men; excel. opportunity
CLARK, NO. $4,000. 20
|MULTILITH FRESHMAN. experienced
in clOSe-register. multicolor work on
1850; salary open. Write, Box 273-
q. Star, giving full particulars. Ill
SERvICEMAN, fa-
miliar with Arlington and Fairfax
counties. Good salary and working
sHndsiSPs PRRGRs r. s s-nsss
permanent. position. good salary and
good working conditions. Call DI
OH TRUCK DRIVERS, with inowl.
edge Of Arl. and Fairfax Co, area.
Call MIR. HARRHL, il. 2-1966.
PAINTERS. srnert sxtayiov eort,..-
r sUEs HhSs H Gs s71 1s. plenty .,
work. Call IA. 2-4100, ask for RAY.
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Unlimited future for young man with
ambition selling from truck. to retail
stores on established route for grow
ing concern. Minimum earnings. SIS
per week. Phone JE. 2-2440, 8 Am.
to q pm: JE. 4-699S. 9 pm. to
SALESMEN-Sell encyclopedias Bril-
tannica. Leads. See CARTER MA.
to sell ladies' hosiery
wholesale to stores. Liberal commits:
steady income. HOFFMAN, HOSIERY
MILLS, 9721 BALTIC. blvd. COLLEGE
Park, Nd, WE. 5000; nights, sun,
I'M A-74K4 ~
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MAN-DEPENDABLE

With car; permaqent smnloymsna.s
Ga ave, NV
YOUNG MAN, excl. artistically in
clined. steady, financially respon-
sihle and with initiative, IS manager-
partner In building new laundetette
CURED. HU. 3-Ss5S.
YOUNG MAN, to work for large tire
distributor good opportunity e
sive and willing to work hard for
sound future. Tire experience help
full but not essential. Apply In per-
SON. SILVER SPRING TIRE CO.,
5000 Georgia ave. -
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HELP---MEN

DRUG WAREHOysEaIAN. young, ex-
per. In check. IN. dtstrb, merchan-
ELECTRllIAN, colored. or exper.
helper. with D. c. license. Apply In
person. 1542 9th at. NV. %
ELECTRICIAN AND HELPER. Apply
KOLB ELECTRIC. 3247 Que St. NV.
call between s and B. AID. 4-1422,
%
ELECTRICIANS and electrician help
srs. New and old work: best work
right man. Oh. 2-77b0, weekdays.
--T Z
ELECTRICIAN s q y capable q taking sn,l
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Insulation Statesmen
knowledge Of blueprints necessary;
protected territories; leads furn-
Me. $3.50. Ext. 2s7. -
INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVE, to
build industrial life agency; earn
tngs guaranteed. over 500 to start
lifetime renewals. Give full infor.
nation REGARDING past insurance
experiences In strictest confidence.
Box 223-H, Star. liz
JANlTOR. colored, experienced. See
engineer. 800 Conn. ave. NV. %
LINEMAN
Exper. In telephone or power con-
structton; top wages. Tele. Otis f.
LIN0LEUM MECHANIC. experienced.
LI6u0R sToRE CLERK, IS or older.
Prefer retired man. Must be reliable
and sober Reply In own handwrit-
Ing. giving age. references and ex.
perience. II any Box 176-H. Star.
MACHINISTS-we have several open.
ings for experienced men who are
reliable and capable; top wages to
right men. Apply WILKES PRECI-
SION INSTRUMENT CO., 1921
Bethesda ave., Bethesda, Nd. -
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BOND
VACUUM
st STORES
610 9th ST. NV.

SALES TRAiNEE, appliance selling
In established store in P. q. Co:
car. SUBURBAN KITCHENS, sic
BALTIC. ave., Hyattsville. UN. 4-3352
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MEN

MEN
We Now Have Positions Open fol
3 SALES ENGINEERS (Sr.)
2 SALES ENGINEERS (Jr0
4 TELEPHONE CANvASSERs
Our organization IL one Of the largest
home improvement corporations II
the United States. This Is the FIRST
time we have offered new available
positions with our company.
We want experienced statesmen. How
ever, II you have ability and the
honest desire to learn the construc-
ton and home improvement busi-
ness. we win train YOU.
We are going to MI these positions
immediately. II you are interested,
apply In person. between 10 and IL
am. and Q to 4 pm.
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Apply Mr.. PRICE. superintendent
WINDOW TRIMMER
For Sc to 81 store: good WORKING
conditions. vacation with pay, health.
insurance and pension. Permanent.
6-day work week. Apply 3rd q. en-
plOyment ONCE, NEISNER BROS.
18th and q st. NV. -S
MAN WANTED, with experiences in
installing gas appliances. TO deliver
and install appliances; must be able
e Id, drive truck; G G la, APrLL,
MAN WANTED, with experience IN
servicing gas appliances; must have
car. GENERAL APPLIANCE STOR-
AGE CO.. 401 Jefferson Davis hwy.
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STENOGRAPHER


Experienced, general ONCE work, for
construction ONCE located in Whea-
ton, Nd. Steady employment. Box
431-E. Star. liz
TELEPHONE SOLICITING from your
unlimited phone. Full or part time,
any hours. JAa 5-1428. IS
TPYIST, general ONCE work; exper.
in tipping numbers preferred; 81, 800
70 sS'ooo 70 start BOX Zs0-c' s!a''
WAITRESS-Must be experienced
with tray service; part-time even
ings and week ends. STONE HOUSE
Nd. -
WAITRESS, countergirl, white; nights;
| top Job for experienced party; ex.
cellent earnings. Apply 1929 =
WsSrT riIE; white Mcou1REs room
SHOP. 2606 l4th st. NV. AID. r
1908, Mrs. Huntley or jenkins.
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ASST MANAGES

To train appox. 3 mos. for managers
Job: Man with sales experience, and
resident Of Silver Spring area pre-
1erred, State age, details, BOX
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WATCFIMAN
WINDOW TRIMMER

Apply M ss Price. Superintendent erin
nth and Van Buren, SITS. nv. ~
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CHECKER
ELECTRICAL

Responsible for checking all electrical
drawings and parts Lists for accur-
acy, completeness Of information and
fications: 2 yrs. experience In cleo
tronic development work plus z
yrs. drafting experience.
For further information and per-
sonal interview phone JU. $1,000.
Personnel Dept.
VITRO ORPORATION
OF AMERICA
9e2 Wayne Ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
Paul HimmeIfarb Forest
Beinq Planted in Israel

The Paul Himmelfarb Forest
is now being planted, according
to an announcement by Joseph
Andelman, chairman of the COM
mittee for the planting of for
est in the State of Israel.
Many Washington residents
and other friends of Mr.. Him
melfarb, businessman and a jew
ish community leader, are ex-
pected to subscribe to the prof.
ect, which calls for the planting
Of at least $4,000 trees.
Cochairmen are Rabbi Isadore
Breslau, Bernard DanzanSky.
Representative Friedel, Demo-
crat,>of Maryland; Hymer Gold
man, DR.. Harry Protector, Henry
G. Reiner, Edward Rosenblum
and Rabbi Henry Segal.
The forest is being planted
under the auspices of the jew
ish National Fund, Washington
Council, of which J. A. KameroW
is president.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
By the Associated Press

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April o.
Thomas C. Buntin, the man who
returned from the dead" made
a dramatic surprise visit to
Nashville yesterday, more than
20 years after he disappeared
from his home town.
He introduced himself as Tom
Buntin to old friends, not as
Thomas Palmer. the name by
which he is known in Orange.
Tex, where he has lived since he
vanished from Nashville with his
secretary, Betty McCuddy, in
September, 1881.
He was discovered there by
the Nashville TennesSean last
Thanksgiving Day living with his
secretary. of Russellville, KY.
They are the parents of six chill
dren.
Apparently the sudden visit
caught many of the large Bun
tin family here by surprise. Mr..
Buntin went to the home of his
mother. Mrs. Dan C. Buntin,
soon after his arrival.
Mother and son sat until late
into the night talking. It was
their first meeting since his dis
Evening star., 1954-04-09
Cabinet MiIIionaires
Hdrming Economy,
Reuther Declares
By the Associoted Press

CHICAGO, April 9.-CIO
President Walter Reuther says
there is a "millionaires' club" in
President Eisenhower's cabinet
which he says made decisions
harmful to the Nations economy.
Mr.. Reuther told $500 dele
gates from the United Auto
Workers (CIO) last night that
this group refuses to recognize
that the United States is in
economic difficulty and that
there are now million unem-
ployed in the country.
Mr.. Reuther was keynote
speaker at the opening of the
JAWS sixth international edu-
cation conference. The delegates,
who represent 112 million work.
ers in the United States and
Canada, today listen to four
union officials discuss the JAWS
bargaining program for the
coming year.
Names Wilson, Humphrey.
The CIO head, who is also
president of the UAW, said the
leaders of the "millionaires'
club" in the cabinet were Treas
ury Secretary Humphrey and
Defense Secretary Wilson.
'They are making decisions
wrong decisions-and doing dis
service to the President and the
whole country" Mr.. Reuther
said.
He said that although official
Government figures showed only
3,725,000 unemployed in March,
the total was actually 5 million
when persons laid off within the
previous 80 days and the mil
lions of people" who work only
two. three or four days a week
are taken into consideration.
Canada Affected.
Mr.. Reuther said there are
also $4,000 unemployed in
Canada.
AS long as there is "imbal-
ance of productive power and
purchasing power" Mr.. Reuther
continued. 1--WE are in trouble. I"
He said the optimism voiced
by administration leaders today
is the same-"chapter and
verse"-as that which President
Hoover and his cabinet mem
bers were saying in 1929 when
the great depression began.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
Dead Man Visits Home Town;
Vanished With Secrecy in 81

appearance. They refused to
talk to newsmen.
An acquaintance. Charles
Davitt,. said Mr.. Buntin dropped
into his clothing store briefly.
"I knew him at once" Mr..
Davitt said. "Buntin has just
grown older-that's ALL"
Betty McCuddy apparently did
not accompany Mr.. Buntin here.
Chief Justice Grafton Green
of the State Supreme Court de-
clared Mr.. Buntin dead in 1912.
A Kentucky court had adjudged
Miss McCuddy dead four years
earlier. The rulings followed a
series of court battles in which
heirs Of the couple sought to
force the New York Life In
surance Co. to pay $4,000 for
insurance on Mr.. Buntin'S life
and also to determine the heir
to Miss McCuddy's share of an
estate.
After Mr.. Buntin was adjudged
dead, his wife married a Nash
vile banker.
Last November 5, the Nash
vile Trust Co., trustee for Mr..
Buntin's wife and children here,
obtained a chancery court in
| junction tying up the insurance
funds, saying Mr.. Buntin was
alive. The firm refused to say
where Mr.. Buntin was, but the
Tennessean sent Reporter John
Seigenthaler and Photographer
Jimmy Holt out on the trial
which ended in his being found
in the Texas oil town several
weeks later.
Evening star., 1954-04-09

r. HARRIS 50 co.
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"ONE FOR THE ROAD"
SHOULD BE REFUSED

Raleigh-"When the smart
driver is offered 'one for the road
he says No thanks-Im driving!"
That advice came this week
from Assistant Motor Vehicles
Commissioner Joe w. Garrett as
he discussed the Motor Vehicles
agencies plans for traffic safety
through the Christmas holidays
eff any driver doubts the wis
dom of my word" said Garrett, Il
ask him to visit his local morgue
or funeral home and view some of
the tragic results of drinking and
driving. l believe one such visit
would convince any skeptic that
drinking and driving are fatal
combination.
at takes strong proof to con-
vince some motorists that they
may not only kill themselves by
drinking and driving, but also en-
danger the lives of innocent vic
Tins.
According to the National
Safety Council, the driver had
been drinking in one out of five
fatal traffic accidents in this
country in 1858. Here in North
Carolina one out of three drivers
had been drinking.
81 know that every citizen of
North Carolina will agree that
this should be stopped"
Garrett pointed out that in De-
cember drinking and driving be-
come a particularly serious prob
lem because of holiday parties and
celebrations.
eff people realized how much
their reaction time was slowed
down by alcohol" he said, "they
would think twice before they
even took their cars along to part
les where they knew drinks were
to be served. A trip home in a
taxicab is a lot more practical
than a trip to a hospital"
Garrett appealed to Tar Hells
to join taxicab pools and urge
their drinking companions to do
likewise, when they suspect that
they might have imbided to freely.
"This way" he concluded, "they
can be sure they are delivered
right to their own doorstep-in
one piece"