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week. six s-Rour days; 8 holidays
Q year with pay. Large prescription
business; ideal working conditions.
excellent chance for advancement
yscatloa s;cs isnv. with pay after year
and hospitalization available after
B. months; employment retirement
plan available for those over Sc
with 2 years service. Write oI
apply III IN n person 70 ME; & 2; Adrich.
$50 11th st NV. Washington. d. C.
(2nd door, over our 11th and q sts
Storel.
PHOTOGRAPHER, experienced or will
train; top salary; must have cal
and own equipment. Room Ala. I'll
14th st. NV. IS
PHOTOGRAPHER needs experienced
contact man. Box 142-M. Star.
OGRAPHER
Immediate opening, permanent posi-
store experience; discount ana many
'1PPfny APPLY PSMafHtSi SMSIoYMENr OFFICE
THE HECHT co.
F ST. AT 9TH NV.
PLASTERERS-Top exper. men oniy
1OA CVultuCIClAl JOUs apply ~ ICVt
North Glebe rd.. Arl.. We. See Mr.
CARMEN, foreman. IS
PLUMBER and advanced helper;
about. 80 yrs. old; transp. necessary.
Fairview 2.3167. -
PLUMBER. jobbing and remodeling;
experienced only need apply: with
car RA. 6-S070. "a
PLUMBERS, with Nd. journeymar
card; sober. reliable men. Call WA
7-1906. Iii
PLUMBER and, helper. experienced at
teN|'ng and remodeling; must BE-
sober and have D. c. drivers IL
cense, SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO..
30O6 Georgia ave. NV. p
PORTER AND DELIVERY MAN
Good pay; colored. Must have dry
ing permit. Night shift. OIL. 4-9S12,
BRADLEY DRUGS. INC. 5000 Ar
lington rd.. Bethesda, Md. --6
PORTERS f3) for used-caf depart
ment; must be experienced in clean
ing and polishing used cars. D. c.
drivers permit necessary. Must have
starting salary. numerous company
Layne, HANDLEY FORD. eS23
Georgia ave. %
PORTER KITCHEN HELPER - Re-
liable, experienced; salary. $3.50:
hours, pm. to IL pm. Apply
4015 8. 2Sth ST., Shirlington Shop
ming Tanfsr TIE R-000R
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SALES TRAINEE
To Thousand Man
Who Would Like to Be Making
$4,000

Men who satisfied be
that win
satisfy their modest ambitions
Our business designed nstinetively
instead recyng
results marketing measured
incomes doubled and triped In few years.
Opportunity behind We oner this
that tremendous difference in e
sales and for nationally sdysEtsd
being introduced In the washington
GAIL ME & sMI~ " Te s7oss on ~ Ze5si BEFORE PM
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-MELp---MEk

sALEsAGAle-1E.Ocai ice cream co. has
immediate opening for sales repre-.
sentative. Salary and comm, also
car allowance and other company
benefits. age 21-36. Box 2S-M. star.
SALESAIAN-John q. webster, wash
tngtcp's oldest and largest plumbing
and heating and appliance ,nrm. y
2 young men between the ages Of
% and 40 e complete our expansion
position which offers excellent work
ing, conditions, guaranteed earnings
necessary. Can Mr.. AKER It ST.
Ss $500 or come into our store at
OFT r Sc. NV. liz
SALESMAN, gentleman, over 80, with
car for Washington and adjacent
territory. to make promotional sales
Of new music library. Work ON leads
canvassing; full time only. Superficial
knowledge Of music required. De-
pending upon ability our men aver
age commission of $1,000 yearly
starting ct once. Position permanent
with managerial opportunity. Write
ct once. swing phone number. WIN
contact In Weshineton. CHARLES
SCRIBNER's SONS, IL Q. 18th st..
Phila z, Pa.
SALESMAN. married. must be able
to. drive, prefer man familiar with
Silver Spring and vic. SAFEWAY
CLEANERS. near 1928 Ga. ave.
SALESMAN
"A TO As. Neat appearance, for spe.
cial saleswork. Salary, bonus and
sonal interview call Mr.. Robeson.
PARKLAWN
1l6O Rockville Pike
SALESMAN-MD.
A. valuable franchise is available
for an experienced man with spe-
cialty background preferably In d.
rect consumer selling. No objection
to experience In window or home
modernization. Must be of mature
thinking. mot afraid Of hard work.
and ability to systematically lay
out his work. A car Is necessary.
We are an aggressive. substantial
your financial needs. Phone OF. A.
5000 for appointment. Ask for MR..
DODSON.
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BANK CLERK

Assssf2sHTAflL AssfsTA TELLEEso. EEsooN1 M1srl rl1pY Ar AnTFe nTe
10 TYPE. 6-DAY WK.. PIEASANT
WORKING CONDITIONS. APPLY
M SCHWE1NHART, THE WASH
4pNNGSToN pNGS LIZ LOAN AND TRUST CON-.
BEAUTICIAN, experienced, TO replace
operator with large following in
commission siS Is. Ss5S S.SsSs.. .A'A'. "a sno
BEAUTICIAN AND HAZE sTYLIST.
sSassEs Sssoo SDe1i U9 9u with si4Ss 4sSSsnni'sion:
BEAUTICIAN-MANICURIST - Hours.
tsiS from 9 to 3. 5-dsy wk.; closed Sat.
BEAUTY SALON, iz5S Conn. ave ave.
BEAUTICIANS (2), exper.: good sal-
ery plus commission, paid vacation.
Also can place young operator who
mas completed beauty school. Mod.
alr-condtioned shop. MARY BRUCE,
washington Circle Apis, ST. 3-517S.
BEAuTICIAN. all around; sos to
W7ITy5My SS1T5, 5Ssy All sir-cSnS; ; salon; 5 days,
sTYLfsT. La. s-i7c1. ~ AA4"
|BEAUTICIAN, manieurist and sham
poo girl; also. experienced hair
Call AID. s-ie4i. ~ e @e
BEAUTY OPERATOR, sxper., guar
day week. oV. s-i1S4; ewes. XII. s.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. exper.; perma-
nent position, 5-dsy week; hrs. o
Jon nlassi aFREp salsEy sEAuFS rrS iSHs. s%noS
TySs27 yS27 n Pssshins ssa, dr.. Arlington.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around, g.
6-25CO. Wo. S-6SS5. gymnasium 81
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Earn 500 q
week; busy shop: pleasant working
GSSnnaaiiflD1s; SnaiST1 ps%rmansnt. % CORAL Hills
sEAGTTTH sEEAzHTH sAf1Gh ofERxfS4R,s S4 s-sSos ssesrt, 81.
GROUND fun OF part time; salary no
SSbieet; hours to 8 every day. EN-.
Beauty oPERAToR-M.n or IS So.
For yirsinis shop: Il. Ia l,loio. aSN 0'nusi nus
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all round
work. 5-day week. salary and corn-
mission. 6s. In Falls Church. Phone ;IE.
BEAUTY OPERATOR and manicurist.
Must be top hairdresser. TED AND
aaSUSSEEho' aaiUSSEEdho 4so7 Mass. ave. NV EN-.
BEAUTY OPERATOR with following;
6n% commission or operator without
following. 50se and good salary. Call
Mr.. WOODY, Sun. and Mon. at ia.
9-S2Sn; Tues. through Sat-, RA.
BEXUITiY oPERAToR-Must be csps.
day; hours 3 to $50. 261s wilson
blvd. Arl. Va. IA. 7-2193. B
BEAUTY OPERATOR, manicurist. ex.
pert only. Full or part time. 6-dsy
week. Hours 8 to 4:30. NO. 7-5242.
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MECHANICAL
DESIGN-GYROS

Experience in design of me-
'chanical components OF
gyros, accelerometerS or
other small related devices.
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MANAGER
EMILY, 5th AVE.
Previous ready-to-wear experience
necessary. Excellent opportunity
1908 F ST. NV.

Of meat dept; dependable, sober
exper.; wages commensurate with
a6%iAlitHyN, Box 2T1Mi 4 rSSp Star. 49,, ~
sessf Sunsaps asstRs .. q:
csnn. ccssls sns. sMss' Ex: x ASdRSHso! dRSHo"N' s 1sSs
MECHANIC, exper. with trucks. must
have own tools, some general main
tenanceG; tenaHns 70 70, 3.2l21, ACE sToR-
MEcHSNcaesSS ASH SH ssh aUyata tsuef e. must be
exper.. sober and reliable: STEADY
year-rornd Job. Apply in persons to
1900 Branch ave-, Silver Hill. Md.
MODEL MAKER. skilled in plastics
tc make toy models p Spare time feas-
MULrIIiETH iIILE oPERAToR. part time
exchange services for use Of sleep
ing room in better class roQmins
house In Dupont Circle area. Phone
JOHNSON. DI. 1868.
NIGHT ENGINEER. for downtown
:i. :ad ss:i 9sss ss Wit: s.,
rAiNrkkMoood Am kSksarod brush hand. ID nj,
standard creams and trays; sobel
and and. indnst.iSus: kpSE nov city city ant
ksaHrST4 saai sfst snos. aRDli c. in 1sss ssFiSR Ne
PAINTERS, Q, white: first-class me
chanics. Report ready for work be
fore IN; Good pay; ADAMs
PAINTERS CO, experienced me
chanics, for new work, Jobs in Ar.
iington and Fairfax; Sf6 per day
chance Of foremanship for goot
man; must have own TRANSPORTATION
JE. 1924. ]. @. KYLE CO. -
PHAnMACIeT for, relief work; approx
So SsS2.hh5Ms;AcR%r BE; Per nE *. sAA1L1L yAA1LLEY vIssFl va
Evening star., 1954-06-06
cvr<SN 6v1TI1T I'M

STOP RIGHT HERE
Make. up. to $5 an. hour. Thou
sands Of farm and factory roofs
leaking. Costs for new roofs high.
Save owners thousands Of dollars
with guaranteed American Cement.
Permanent, personal, profitable busi-
ness. No cash to start. Write today.
Dept. Z. BOX 1895, Cleveland, Ohio.
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SALES MANAGER

SALES MANAGER
National organ. with over 100 yrs
exper. desires to open productive
area. Man appointed must have had
and supervising local manager in
the direct-to-home sales field or
comparable management exper.
Company supplies all sales equip
ment. No cash investment re-
auiredh I will show you records Of
8 Of our managers that earned in
excess Of $4,000 last year. Write
Box som, Star. -S
Evening star., 1954-06-06

ROUTEMAN-DRI white. for es-
tablished diaper route: age, 21.3S;
must know city: permanent position;
DIAPER SERVICE. 7O1 Lamont st..
NV, S-12 am. or 6-6 pm.
SALES MANAGER, for .major apph-
:.nce department; kitchen remodel
ing, water heaters. ETC.: must have
car. This is a business already set
franchise. A thoroughly expert
enced person or young college man
Apply at j. L. BATEMAN o. SON.
2004 r. ]. ave. ne. HO. 2-220O.
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HANDYMAN

Position now avsilable for responsible
man with experience In general
bldg. maintenance. including paint
must mus Be physicaiiy 1t: 6-day. zo-hr
week. FOR further Information please
phone JU. $1,000. Personnel Dept.
after am Mon, June a. -S
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.AERODYNAMICIST-
RESEARCH


Study of the dynamicS OF
motion of an aircraft or
missile and its control.
Analysis of performance as
dependent on automatic
control .conf1guration and
parameterS.
Aeronautical Mechanical or
Electrically Engineer. Ad-
vanced degree or experience
with background in Aero
.dynamics and aircraft sta
bility and control.
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PORTER

Position now available for responsible
man with experience In general
building maintenance, including
painting. carpentry work and clean
ing; must be physically At; 6-day,
40-hr. week. For further informa-
sonnel Dept, after 8 am. Monday
June z. --S
PRESSER-TAILOR combination. the
best job in town for an honest, de-
pendable non -drinker. Car CO. s.
14O6 after z pm. -0
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HELR.--.-MENl!

HANDY MAN to live In or out. wanted
HoaTIfnHlI OH, CLERK and PIX operator,
white. exper., so or over, might
work. Apply In person. 210Q Conn.
sss;; and non;. p.m. oe'Ween ! ana OF
HOTEL CLERK
Rsts; sns sss-N sss NsslegHSns gtsa number in regy
aQUsE10Y, Oriental; fuil-time posi-
ton; 1--we In. Phone Phone Monday after
elevator license M.s' preiesred i&sr ns Meals, in
pniforms. smploye dement's. See
PiTzI. PPIiTsiILefRsIti isit Ey. p4onGEs q. NV HOS
IBM OPERATOR
In middle 20's,) experienced, Full
si%e day ayovEHE,xSSHs TS5E, SSss rMsiyrE yssk e
NV. siesse apply At I st. .a en.ranss. ICE.
INDUSTRIAL SALES
established Washington territory:
Prominent line portable air and
C0A 01a8o AVb COnAuiAooAOn O0clo.
Write details. d. 8 M. CO.. 1888
z. 8 Mile. Detroit 90. Mich.
.ANITOR. colored, 40 yrs. Of age;
married; live out; non-drinker; g
days per wk.; good salary; Bethesda
area. See mgr. bring references,
470s Bradley blvd, Chevy Chase. Md.
JANIToR-colored, for once build
ing In Arlington; must be expert
enced In all phases Of building MAIN
tenance: excellent salary and quar-
ters. Apply REALTY INVESTMENT
CORP. 2317 Wilson blvd. IA. z
JANITOR for apt. house. nice quar-
ters, telephone. utilities; wages $3.50.
vacation 500, Christmas 500;
stoker experience. SAM ROSEY. AID.
yANITOR. colored. gardep-tyoe de-
velopment, must have drivers per-
NIT; married; able to make minor
repairs stoker furnaces, good salary
and apartment. Apply Mr. BELL.
169 Danbury st. s.w. 10. 3-43O3.
10
JANITOR, colored. for large down
town ONCE bldg. Good salary. Must
have local references. Apply In per-
son. LEO M. BERNSTEIN q CO..
1416 K st. NV
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GYRO ENGINEERS
RESEARCH

For work on multi-axis gyr6
platforms of extremely low
friction, low error and pre-
3ciSion. Mechanical Engineer
or Physicist with experience
in advanced degree. Should
have a good concept OF ma
chine design and gyro prin-
'ciples. Mathematical or an
.alytical training.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
ENGINEERS
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI,
LOCATION

Honeywell's long-range ex'
'panSion program is continu.
ing to create unusual oppor.
tunitieS in different fields oi
Engineering.
Check the positions below
and if your training or ex-
perience has been in one oi
these areas, you S shoulC {
make it a point to investi'
gate.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
VI os ANCs ANe
LANITOR

without children; live on premises
must be exper. in maintenance work
3-6624. 10
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JANITOR

Colored. 21-35 yrs. Of age for per-
manent position. Recent veteran
Personnel. Room 665: open weekdays,
6:30-5. and Sat-. 9-1. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1954-06-06
HELp--MEN
statesmen

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SALES REP .-BROKER

SALES REP .-BROkER
TO SELL POLYETHYLENE
CELLOPHANE and Combination Bags
Highest quality. Good delivery and
competitive prices: The man We
tive lines to paper. jobbers. whole
sale grocers. manufacturers, SUPER
markets, chains. Advise territory
covered. other lines carried. Box
1905; 217 7th Ave. New YORK.
SALES TRAINEE
One of the leading life Insurance.
companies has an opening on its
stan for sales trainees, ages 2S-44:
No experience required. but good
education. appearance and eharac-
UP to S4.S00. plus incentive pay.
Group life insurance. pension plan.
etc Write fully about yourself for
interview. Box 331-S. Star.
Evening star., 1954-06-06
HELP-W0kAEN

ADVERTISING
DETAIL CLERKS
AGE 1885
IMMEDIATE OPENING
Light, airy once; friendly personnel;
tipping and diversified duties: excel
lent opportunity to advance; cen
trally located: 5-day week. Monday
cation, 9 gaid h1lidayS: Isrg group in
APPLY IN PERSON
ell, "a
REUBEN H. DONNELLEY
,ooo .cSRPoRAATI0N A
ARCHITECTURAL
SECRETARY
Previous Experience In
Architectural Contracting once
Engineering once
Construction once
knowledge of terms. specifications.
of building trade.
Some bookkeeping and maintenance
ppepasStion 2. oGss ESe0rGs Of sp.c,f,cat,ons and
ing, tipping. filing and dictation:
1OO-w.p.m. shorthand. 55 minimum
typing.
Permanent year-'round position. I'M
mediate opening, $3.50 am. to 8
pm; 8 days; S1.7b per hour to
start.
Insurance and disqualification bene-
fits; annual and sick leave.
state previous experience and phone
number to bog for interview:
BOX 450-L, STAR
Evening star., 1954-06-06
MAN WITH CAR

For sales and service WORK. High
weekly eArnings Permanent posi-
ton: References REQUIRED: Apply
ELECTROLUX CORP. 1908 Duke
st.. Alexandria. Va,
Evening star., 1954-06-06

rzsssSSAa1s zssSsTA FEE1rgos rxgoUsS SasTI TI4Rr r. A,Eaa
MR. scHwEiNHARsT1.. T.oTsi Tar WAsIHK1 WMrsIK
1NQLCN LOAN AND TRUST CON.
PANY. 9TH AND ? SIS. NV.
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RENAIRE CORP.
1914 BENN1NG RID. NE.
Ii. 6-1331

Expanding in all areas 80 miles Of
Wash. Special opportunity for resi-
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% ESTABLISHED CALENDAR
dANuFASTuRER W .S =, sEEKs Gl A

IF YOU HAVE Q position that Is
ss.S,s. hard on -, you dpnyseay then .c yoHr
You should contact Mr.. Barbour
between 9 and Q on Monday. june
or can 10. s-oloi and lei him tell
you about Q new plan whereby you
can become connected with an old
line insurance company and you
wiz have eompensations such as
Evening star., 1954-06-06

To call on commercial accounts: ex.
perienced, with following: drawins
account; good proposition. Apply
Evening star., 1954-06-06
CONSTRUCTION OFFICE

REFRIGERATION REPAIRMAN; ex-
perienced for water coolers. Full or
part time. Call RE. 7-002S. %
REPAIRMAN-Coun and small
electrical appliance repairman. neat
appearance; must have mechanical
aptitude, but experience not neces-
RIDING RIDING HCcGoUNsEHoR, Town AND
COUNTRY DAY CAMP! June 16-
Aug. 81 5-day wk. Ju. 9-1674. %
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ROOM CLERK

Exper. only Man Of high caliber;
insurance benefits after 30 days.
Apply Personnel Manager, mornings
only, SHERATON CARLTON HOTEL.
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statesmen, So PER HR.

To introduce o free service to the
public: must be neat and personabie
Apply In person, Room sos, Per-
petual Bldg, iii Z st. NV. -l2
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CLERK

For general ONCE work. Under 3B
yrs: Of age. good starting salary. vac.
with pay, sick ". and other beneflts.
Apply. DISTRICT NEWS CO., 2216
9Th st NV
Evening star., 1954-06-06

JUNIOR COUNSELOR for jr. salt
water camp. in Maine; dependable
able to drive; give qualification,
and phone. p. 9. Box 4o26.. D. C
yard. ABCD CORP, 1881 Jeffer.
son Davis hwy, Arl., Va.
, 1954-11-22
Cruwfords Return
From Extended
Vocation on Mdinl'nd

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Crawford
returned from an extended
and Well-earned vacation on
the mainland. They included
business with pleasure, how
ever, as they attended the
American Association of Ira
vel Agents convention which
was held in Miami, Florida.
CONTINUED on page Al
, 1954-11-22
Murshull Tito Will
Rejoin Russidn
Communists

Marshal Tito of Jugoslavia
has issued a denial that he will
rejoin the Russian-led Com
munists. He said that Jugo-
,slavia will pursue its own poll
cies.
Premier Tito said he has no
intention Of breaking relations
with Great Britain, France or
the United States. He will con
tinue to improve relations
with the Soviet Union, how
ever.
, 1954-11-22

Churnber Of Comm. 10
Hold Annuul Meeting
on Wednesday, Night
, 1954-11-22

on Wednesday, Night pay
The st. Croix Chamber Of 1ss9
Commerce will hold its an
nual meeting On Wednesday
evening, November "a, it was Q
announced today BY Carl task
Wills, manager. the
The meeting is scheduled to pro,
begin at 8 the
There will be general cleo CON
ton Of officers. Ballots were exis
mailed to all members Of the sire
Chamber with the list Of cam gisl
didates selected by the special witt
committee. Provision was lott
made for ~re-electing the present thai
officers or new ones or writ will
ing in the person preferred. Of !
The old method of nominal be
ing from the floor has evident wor
" been dispensed with.
, 1954-11-22

The measure, which was
debated for weeks. before its
final adoption BY the legisla-
ture, was held nearly 80 days
BY former Governor de Cas-
tro before he disapproved it.
With the adjustment Of the
nde for rejecting the present
legislature will face the task
Of making uniform the wage
hour law and other measures
in the months ahead.
The amendment to the cleo
tion law. also proposed by
, 1954-11-22
"Crucion" Baseball
Tenn Going to ST.
THONGS on Thursday

70 play a doubleheader against
an all-star Amateur team.
Arturo Warrington, presi-
dent Of the ST. Thomas Base
League has arranged for
the CrucianS to stay at the
TradeWinds Hotel.
, 1954-11-22

stone construction throughout;
partitions are of block and
the floors are Of cork. There
are three bedrooms, parlor,
dining room, kitchen, pantry,
and spacious closets in every
room, in addition to the mod
ern electrical appliances, and
a spacious veranda Or gallery.
The yard has also been land
scaped.
Everyone admired the ex-
cellent construction work sup
ervised by Sylvan Richards
with both native and Puerto
Rican workmen.
The visitors represented an
excellent cross-section Of the
community.
Refreshments were served.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
Chevy Chase and
Alexandra Only
-. Big Savings on
Shrubs and Evergreens
for Fall Pointing

Toxus KeIseyi, regularly 1000 pair, 1900
Toxus Anderson, regularly ] 90 pair, 8.95
Toxus Cedar Hill. regularly $500 Poir
Toxus Newport, regularly 100 poir, 1925
Gsrssisn 70 ion, He"oek e9u'o,y Syys oG0 snG oSs
Golden Tipped Pyromid Arbovitae. reeu-
orIy $50 and 3.OO----5.9 and 9.95
Boothi Globe Arbortoe, regularly $50
Pisifero squarrosa veitehi Moss cypressl.
regularly 1000 poir---------------I.3O
Pfitzer Juniper, regularly 1000 poir--7.5o
Spreading English Yew. regularly 400
Joponese Upright Yew, regularly $500
lex RotundifoIio, regularly 700 pair, 7.5o
Pieris Joponieo, regularly 100 poir- -7.5o
Hybrid Rhododendrons, regularly $50 ond
1000 poir----- $50 and $50
English Boxwood, regularly 500 poir 300
Red Joponese Maple. regularly 500 4.95
Viburnun,, Of the best varieties, regularly
2o8 and 4.5O----------2.OO and 500
Forsythio Lynwood Gold. regularly z59,
: LIS
WeiseIo Roso, regularly l l.o8-------4sse
Grape Myrtle. dwarf blue and red. regularly
o.OU ----------------- --3.UV
MosnoIio SouIonseono, regularly 6.e5 and
7.o5 and 5.95
BIueberries, regularly l6o----------98c
AxoIeas, regularly 70 to 1000,
soc to 7.5o
Rare Fronklinio, q very unusual foll-fIower-
tree. special io----------..-5.s5s
Hemeroealis tMedio Hybrid Day Lilies) in
mixed colors, special ol------------l.95
W5L-Greenhouse, Chevy Chose ..
also Gorden Shop, Alexondrio
Evening star., 1954-10-14
BY the Associated Press

Smokey the Bear. a forest fire
escapee who symbolizes preven-
ton efforts, gets an average Of
1000 letters day from chill
dren wanting to join his mil
lion-kid e-fighting force.
This is dramatic proof to Fed
eral forest service officials that
their campaign, headed by
Smokey, is paying OF in in
creased awareness of forest fires
costly danger.
The youngsters, who promise
to prevent fires in order to Join
the Junior Forest Rangers, write
to tell Smokey they're doing
their bit. And they incloSe for
Smokey's pleasure such things
as Christmas and Valentine cards
ana cash donations.
Brooklyn Boy Writes.
The mail comes from ali parts
of the Nation: A Brooklyn boy
said he couldn't find any forest
fires in the city. but promised
he'd stop turning in false alarms.
The forest service has signed
up more than 250s000 Junior
Rangers in the past year. Each
ranger gets a fire prevention kit
Evening star., 1954-10-14
ss THE EVENING STAR, washington, D. c.
THURSDAY OCTOBER 1854

repeated attempts to get a new
jury list for the anti-rackets
trials or get them postponed or
transferred to another county.
Two more pleas Of guilty came
while the Benefleld jury was de-
lberating. ]. B. Chancellor led
of with an admission of guilt in
two gambling indictments and
put himself at the mercy Of the
court. His sentencing was de-
layed until November %.
The climax in the rush to plead
guilty came when the reputedly
wealthy Shepherd and Matthews
pleaded guilty on two charges Of
leasing property for gambling
and each defendant drew a 90
day prison sentence and $1,000
fine.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
PhenixCity Gambler,
Plead Guilty Rather
Than Face Juries
BY the As.eeiessd Press

PHENIX CITY. Ala, Oct. II
Phenix City racketeers have
started bargaining for negotiated
prison terms rather than face
trial before vice cleanup juries
which. have yet to acquit a de-
fendant.
Seven indicted gamblers, in
cluding Hoyt Shepherd and jim
my Matthews, retired slot ma
chine kings, pleaded guilty yes
terday and drew penalties rang
ing from two months in prison
and a $500 fine to 80 months
imprisonment.
Others still awaiting trial were
reported to have sounded out
State prosecutors for possible
settlements today. including per-
haps Goodwin Davis. sr., and his
tough-guy son, Goodwin. jr., who
once masterminded a $15,000-a-
day lottery syndicate.
The panic took seed a week
ago after gambler E. L. Cook.
who had gone unprosecuted for
more than three years, was given
life imprisonment for murder.
Eleven of the II jurors reported
ly voted for the death penalty
on the first ballot.
Gambler H. c. Harden, jr., en-
tered the first guilty plea of the
vice trials and drew a $500 fine
and a nine-monthS' prison term.
Harden's abrupt withdrawal of
his plea of not guilty came after
defense attorneys had failed in
Evening star., 1954-10-14
Seven in Cuba Charged
with Terrorist Plot
BY the A.socio,ed Press

HAVANA. Cuba, Oct. A.
Seven persons have been charged
with plotting a terrorist attempt
to disrupt Cuba's scheduled No.
vember presidential elections.
The seven, accused yesterday,
were among hundreds rounded
up by police following the dis
coyery of bombs and other
explosives in the medical dis.
pensary of a public school
building. Police said the Ma
tion-wide arrests were con-
tinuing.
Police officials named Rafael
Garcia Barcena, a University of
Havana professor. as leader Of
the plot. They said Barcena
left Cuba Monday for the United
States.
Evening star., 1954-10-14
Mae b D6noId Leaves conudu-

MONTREAL, Oct. IA R.
Malcolm Macdonald. British
Commissioner General for
Southeast Asia. left for Britain
and Malaya by plane last night
after . months vacation with
his family in Ottawa. He also
conferred with officials in the
Canadian capital and in Wash
ington.