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Evening star., 1954-12-28
DRY WALL,

DICI WALI
rockers and finishers;
steady work, excellent pay. BAR
NETT SILVERMAN CO., NO. 7-5253.
ELECTRIClAN---Jobb ana install
bs1s batsa work g cara ssr fprUi;bss fnnwbs rEc Ss.
TRIO CO.. 44lS Conn. ave. NV.
ELECTRICIAN, iourneyman. D. G.
license. drivers permit; exper. ip
old work; steady job. AID. 4-0397.
---31
ELECTRICIAN, must have journey
mans license. experienced in new
and old work. steady employment.
MARKS ELECTRIC SERVICE, AD.
4-5912. 80
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de21,22. 2A2S.3 80 Trustees.
fHOs. ]. OWEN q son, Auctioneers
I'LL e st. NV.
Trustees Sale of Valuable THREE.
STORY BRICK DWELLING BEING

Trustees' Sale Of Valuable THREE.
STORY BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
114O SIXTH STREET. NORTHWEST;
By virtue Of g certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 99O7
Of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees Will
sell, at public auction In front Of
the premises, on WEDNESDAY THE
TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF DECEM.
BER, A.D. 1854, AT ONE-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM, the following de
the district Of Columbia, and desis::
mated as and being parts of lots 45
and 46 in Catherine r. Ellsworth
ct al, subdivision Of lots In Square
449; also parcels In said square
shown as q private alley. as per plat
recorded In the once OF the Sur
yeyor for the District Of Columbia
In Liber II at folio 80 Now known
for purposes Of assessment and taxa
Terms: Sold subject, to q prior tbuiid-
ing association deed of trust for
approximately S5.116.S0. and q prior
second deed of trust for approxi-
mately S1,f23.26 further particulars
of which viii be announced at time
OF sale; the purchase price above
said trusts to be paid In cash.
deposit Of $4,000 cash or certified
justmentS made as Of date OF sale,
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be ao-
vertised and resold at the discretion
Va tne VI q uor Nsro
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hELP--.-NEN

STATISTICAL TYPISTS-work at
home, must be expert and have own
plea machine. Piece work. Box
14R-R Star
Evening star., 1954-12-28

RESIDENT MANAGER and mainte-
nance man, for top notch garden
apartment project in D. c.; coll
ments, handling all repairs and
supervising other employees. Excel
lent saIary plus apartment. Prefer
married man. Job open Jan. 10.
Send letter giving qualification in
Guiding educational BACKGROUND to
Mr.. Awkward. SHANNON Il LUCHS
CO. 724 1Ath st n w ii
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statesmen statesmen

New company with exclusive franchise
ing vital need Of store owners, arch
itectS and contractors. Average
comm, $50 to $500 per wk. Cal
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HELp--MEN AND woMEN

ADMINISTRATIVE analysts. asst. and
iens q LOs zassIe. ss csli sIfiss s.iseis. i22s..
BEGIN with So, I92 year. Must Sc col.
ie6s ETsse TzaeeEIHsis wEsIis dSHTg sSF HRTFegehI5s sviRS =
SERVICE coMMIssIQg. 9CI 4.
BAaInooM Aail sa 0s DANcR nnSNsss ~ rfsclhrss s,li
fIOI, fun OF part time; experienced
preferred, but viii consider training
some inexperienced applicants;
excel aalary and working cord.
Apply IN person, Ia Z M. 70 -Mr.
Alert DON MARTIM sTUDIoa.
lccnfinued On next Da1sj
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IMMIGRANTS

Car and little knowledge of English
job. Earnings while training around
$500. Interview in person only. For
appt. call MRS. BARBOUR. Ii. B.
h327 O to l an
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REFRIGERATION
SERVICE MECHANIC

Ice cream cabinets. Trans
portation furnished. Must have
telephone. State full aualifica-
tions. Box 145-R, Star.
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HELP--WoMEN
ADMINISTRATIVE

) SECRETARY
Unusual opp. for career girl as 6ecy
to President Of rapidly growing
Finance Co. Skills Shorthand
a challenging Job. Only those capab!,
Of doing Interesting work undel
pressure apply. Future unlimited
5R-day week. Mr.. Sturt, MAJOF
FINANCE CO.. 1898 Eastern ave
District linel. Sill Spg.. Md, .JU. Z.
5305. Ewes. and Sun. HE. 4-T1S4
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PEELLE q NICHOLS, Attorneys,
S25 18th street, NV.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Holding
Probate Court. No. S6,549, Ad.
ministration. - This Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. of the
District Of Columbia has. obtained
from the Probate Court OF the Dis.
trict of Columbia, AncilIary Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of Rich
ard Bennett Lloyd. late Of the State
Of Maryland, deceased. All person.
having claims against the deceasee
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated, to the sub.
seriber, on or before the Gath day
If May, AID. 1855. otherwise they
may by law be excluded from al
benefit Of said estate. Given under
its hand this goth day Of December
1854. AMERICAN SECURITY ANr
TRUST COMPANY, BY: ALFRED
7. SOUDER, Assistant Trust Officer
tSeal.l Attest: MELVIN j. MAR.
CUES. Deputy Register of Wills fol
the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of
the Probate Court. de21 .2S-ja4
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$54 PER WEEK
PART TIME

We need 10 men (white), neat in
$50 pm. weekdays. 4 hours on Sat-
urday: mechanical aptitude helpful;
car necessary; New Years week end
of. Apply in person, 4a03 Wis
consin ave. NV, Tuesday, December
2S, s pm. sharp. rs
COLORED--MAN, to clean cars;
tpart time). must have experience
and sober. Call between IL and
8 pm. MR.. SIMMONS. La. 6-270l
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J. FONTAINE HALL, Attorney.

hAANE uhBLt htsvhnCSs
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. S5,275,
Administration This Is to Give
Notice: That the Subscriber. which
was by the United States District
Court for the District of Columbia
granted letters testamentary on
the estate Of Henry p. Seidemann,
deceased. has. with the approval OF
the United States District Court for
the District of Columbia. holding a
Probate Court. appointed Monday,
the 24th day Of January. 1855. at
1000 o'clock AM. as the time, and
said Court room as che place. for
making payment and distribution
from said estate, under the Court S
direction and control, when and
where all creditors and PERSONS en-
titled to distributive shares or
legacies, or the residue. or parts
thereof. are notified to attend,
IN person or by asent or attorney
duly authorized, With their claims
against the estate properly vouched.
Given under Its hand this goth day
SAVINGS AND TRUST coMPANY' II
BY: BRUCE BAIRD. President. (Seal. J
Attest: MELVIN j. MARQUES, De-
putty Register Of Wills for the Dis
triet of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. de21 ,2S-ja4
Evening star., 1954-12-28
SALESMAN WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED
In the Washington branch of natl.
wholesale cleo. supply co., to sell
dealers in Mashinston and nearby
territory. This Is good future,
oppor for a sound and ambitious
young salesman approx, "a to 80
yrs. OF age, preferably with some
wholesale selling experience. Elec-
trical exper. not necessary. Must
expenses plus COM. also free life
and hosp. ins. and pension trust.
Interview soon in WASHINGTON.
Write fully to r. H. FERGUSON.
lis S. Oakley blvd. Chicago IL. III.
Statesmen (6)
Only requirements: neat and person.
BUILDING, 1919 14th st. NV. Rn.
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SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. ex-
perienced and references required.
300 N. Washington St, Alexandria.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
must be exper. in lubrication; good
salary plus comm. CONNORS, INC.
272l Naylor rd. s.e. ~
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
per. lub. man and carwasher.
CHERRYDALE ESQ. 1901 Lee hwy.
IA. S-9492. -29
MEN, to mark up
and lay out; must be top men;
salary open. Write Box 44-R, Star.
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ACCOUNTANT
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE LEVEL

company requires q mar
degree from q 4-year college prefer.
able, but . 2-year COLLEGE degree &C.
ceptahie: previous position shoule
include supervisory experience, plus
. knowledge and familiarity Of
ing: must be willing 10 accept re
sponsibilitv and be capable Of han.
ding q large volume of business
position Is permanent, with ad.
vancement on merit basis.
write Q brief summary Of work
and salary history to
BOX ok, STAR
Evening star., 1954-12-28
SECRETARY

Permanent position In our promotion
dept: interesting and varied work:
pleasant atmosphere, 5-day. 40-hr.
week: accurate shorthand and
tipping are required: 2l-35 yrs Of
age. Apply Personnel, Room 60J
Open weekdays, H:30-b and Sat-.
9-12. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Ii0I Fenna Ave. NV.
SKIP TRACER
Experienced woman: must be familiar
with all phases OF instailment col
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING
Co. 7Q5 9TH st. NV.
STATISTICAL CLERK, some comp
foIneter background necessary, age
25 TO 35t Excellent starting saiary.
5-day week. decentralization priyi-
leges. Permanent position. once ey-
perience essential. Apply Mr. n. p.
Early. THE HENRY B. GILPIN Co.
All South Capitol ST. LII. 4-2431.
STATISTICAL TYFHST. for Silver
Spring afconnting Arm, Knowiedge
Of Bookkeeping REQUIRED. Must be
accurate and under 30. Cal ~.
sTaTIsfrcAL TYpIsTs--worE il
home. must be expert and have own
piea machine. Piece work. Box
l46-h. Star.
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.TANITOR

tCcloredI. with 5th or 9Th grade
license. for new once building, who
can do maintenance and general
work. Apply I4I3 K st. NV.
OFFICE MANAGER, executive type
educated and experienced in &C.
counting and capable of supervising
personnel and maintaining good re-
.atlons with other Departments In
growing organization. Must have
good personality and be able tf
maintain good public relations
Salary open. Submit details OF edu.
cation, experience and salary de.
sired. Reply TO p. o. Box 295
Alexandria, Va: rs
OFFICE MANAGER
Young man with experience In large
scale invoice operation preferred
Some college training In accounting
very helpful. This is q permanent
position with discount and many
company benefits.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HECHT co.
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HELP--MEN tcons !,

DELIVERY MAN. colored,
single man preferred. quarters fiir.
nished. Apply $50 WRsi1ington bou.
levard. Laurel, Nd. Parkway 5-i5OO
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SALES ENGINEER

Here is an opportunity to make
money in the expanding heating and
air-conditioning market. Well pstab-
lished Washington firm needs sales
engineer. college degree not essen
tiai: for its Metropolitan Virginia
for parts of the District Of Columbia
and Maryland Earn from $500 per
year. Car essential, exper. desirable
but not absolutely necessary. Conf
pany benefits such as hospitaliza-
tion, life insurance. etc. available.
qualifications. Box 227-K. Star.
Evening star., 1954-12-28

downtown once building
ment Must have knowledge Of coal
stokers. Excellent opportunity fc
right man. SI50 month
JANITOR. 26-unit apartment house
near Rhode Island ave. and NJ Sc
NV. Must have knowledge Of Goa
REALTY CORP. 100 Eye st. NV
JANIroK WANTED. colored. cal
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07
MISSIONARY TO
SPEAK TONIGHT

Mrs. John McGehee. mis-
sionarY who was held two
years by the Chinese Reds.
will speak to women only at
7:45 pm. today at Gospel
Hall. 720 Southard Street.
A social hour at Sis pm.
will follow her talk. The so-
cial hour is open to both men
and women.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07
Fathers To
Ask Tax Repeal

The city commission went on re-
cord last night as fayoring the abo-
lishment of the state personal pro-
perry tax.
They voted to have a formal re.
solution drawn up and presented
to Monroe County's Legislative de-
legation to indicate their stand ON
the matter.
The commissions action came in
the wake of reports that the move
to end the tax has strong support
among the states lawmakers.
Rep. Ted David, of Broward
County, speaker of the Florida
House of Representatives has
sparked the drive to end the con-
troversial tax which he says costs
more to collect than it brings into
the state Golfers.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07
Election Date
Change May Be
Asked ByCity

Monroe County's legislative dele
gatioh will be asked to pass a To-
cal bill setting the dates for Key
Vests city election two weeks af-
ter the primary election in Nov,
1855.
Under the present law, the pri-
mary election is set for the first
Tuesday in November with the gem
eral election set week later.
City Clerk Victor Lowe. however,
told the city commission last hight
that the elections are too close to-
gether and suggested that the leg
islative action be asked to change
the dates of the elections to the
first and third Tuesdays in Nov
ember.
Lowe said that the one week per-
iod does not allow an adequate sa-
fety margin for printing Of the bal
lots.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07
Flying Farmers
Here Tomorrow

About 80 aircraft of the Flying
Farmers are scheduled to arrive
here about 2 ?. m, tomorrow.
Fred Triplett, of Wichita, Kan,
national president of the Flying
Farmers, said today that about As
Of the planes and lss persons win
fly on to Havana.
Other members of the group will
go to Havana by Aerpvias @.
There We're about 100 airplanes
when the Flying Farmers began
their annual mass flight, Triplett
said.
However, about 10 of them start
ed back to their homes from Fort
Lauderdale this morning.
The group is expected to return
from Havana Friday.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07
He's Ahead On
His Jail Terms

La PLATA, Md. H-Adrian c.
Short, 80, of Welcome, said last
week he was under the impress
sion he had been freed from jail
nine days ahead Of time in order
to vote.
He said he told jail authorities
he was a Republican, was taken
to a polling place, voted and went
home.
Trial Magistrate L. e. Crist Jr.
said yesterday, however, that ac-
tually Short had served Il days
too many.
Crist said Short, convicted on. twa
counts Of assault, was given two
S0-day terms to run eoncurrently.
However. he said, papers commit
ting Short to jail were made out
for so days through a clerical
error"
He said the error was discovered
Nov. . after Short had served 81
days.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07
U.N lsExpeeted To Approve
Demand + or Release OF Airmen

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. @-
western diplomats predicted today
tkat the u. N, Assembly win vote
speedy approval of . resolution by
do is Korean allies demanding re-
lease Of II American .airmen held
IN Red China on SPY charges.
Yhe l<-nation Steering Commit
tsa voted ever bitter Soviet oppo.
Gtioa last night 70 eal for urgent
Assembly debate Wednesday on
Tie Allied proposal.
The resolution, agreed upon aft
er . series Of private talks by
the Is, touches on three main
points:
In charges Red China violated
the Korean srmistiee agreement
~ Aoldina The fisrs.
4. Il declares the Assembly
should condemn such violations.
:. Il asks the 60-nation body to
call On Secretary General Dag
Hammarskjold to use "unremit.
tinK efforts" to ebtain release Of
the men and report back to the
Assembly by Dec. Al.
Slight oppesitien
American sources said they an
ticipate no opposition to the resoi-
tfiQn except from the five-nation
Soviet hles and perhaps few
Arah-Asian states. Burma and
Sysip ahstained In the Steering
Committee balloting yesterday ON
xreaRds ths ease should first be
placed il the hands ef the Korean
ArInistiee Commissiop. Lodge re.
torted that five fruitless requests
hsd been made ier action BY that
gfsup.
In1prmed seurces predicted In.
die would sbstain on the resolu-
ten y avoid beipg aligned with
ether side il ease she Is requested
- get 4 gehetween with Peiping.
G3llina On The Steering Commit
To- y seek quick aetion, U. 5.
Cties Deleaate Henfy Cabot Lodge
III declared: 1--WE ID the United
NRtions esnpot let these men down.
Ter spe United Nations meu.
Hey we're sent to Korea by the
United Nations"
Case Limifsd
Tie ease originally involved IS
lgen, ineMding two American civ
Maps who were not serving under
the u. N. banner. For that reason,
~ United States decided to limit
Its ease here to the II airmen.
Britain, whe has firmly support
@ the v. :. campaign to get U,N.
setion On the case, moved in the
Steering Committee that the item
be taken directly to the Assembly,
ehsnnels.
Both Russia and Czechoslovakia
Insisted that Communist China had
~ sAasged oflicially IN the Ko-
rear Var and thus was not bound
~ any armistice agreement.
1his drought quick reaction from
befh LAdse and Colomhia's Fran.
cisee urr'itia who asked why Red
3lneee Premier Foreign Minister
GAeu Kn-lai had been at the &c.
neyA peaee conference on Korea
y only Chinese volunteers were In
velvtd. Diplomats predicted this
gveetian might develop into one If
To main legal points Of conten-
tiee IN The Assembly debate.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07
TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK M-Heavy trading
II kiaheg prices today in early
desliAse sent the stock market
ahead stroagly,
Although most changes either
way were fractional gains shot out
b . little better than . points at
tiznes.
Many large blocks dotted the
tape. Ameng them were New York
Centrai 1o,ooo shares up u at 27la,
All1ghany Corp. 5000 up " at 6,
Baltimore 8 Ohio $500 up " at
So, American Airlines 1900 up
y 1t -, Pennsylvania Railroad
le.ooo W " st 1ost.
Ths swing ahead today was the
ipwth In Z row that has sent the
market up into new high ground
since The old bull market peaks
ok 1sae.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07
ONE-WAY STREET BILL
IS PASSED ON MONDAY

Anne. u. was designated last
night ~ q ens-way thoroughfare
~ the city commission.
Passed on second reading, the
ordinance also prohibits parking
q hat street.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07
y Z
Yule Bonus Plan
Approved Monday

The city commission approved an
ordinance granting Christmas bon
suses to city employees last night.
The ordinance was passed as an
emergency measure requiring just
one reading to provide time for the
checks TO be prepared before
Christmas.
The bopus amounts to two per
cent OF the annual pay of the work.
ers, but cannot exceed $25. City
commissioners and employees Of
the City Electric System are ex.
ciuded from the bonus plan. The
electric company workers have 1
bonus Plan Of their own.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07
States Seek
EnforcingOf E
Weight Laws
BY CHARLES :. BARRETT

"AoHiNGTON R--The Supreme
court ruled yesterday that states
may not bar interstate truckers
from their highways, even for re-
peated and illegal overlooking.
And that decision set off 4 new
round OF discussion today ON the
effect Of heavy trucks on the ma
tons highway system, and how
70 enforce weight limits imposed
by states.
Two influentially placed Demo-
cfats-Sen. Monreney of Oklahoma
and Rep. Harris Of Arkansas-said
the new Congress may consider
giving states more police power.
But . spokesman for the American
Trucking Associations said present
laws are quite adequate.
The Supreme Court, in an Illinois
case, declared that only the Inter-
state Commerce Commission can
grant permits to truck companies
Tor traffic involving more than one
state. And so, the court held, only
the ice can abridge that permit.
The 90 decision voided part of
an Illinois law which provided that
the state could suspend an inter-
state trucker from its highways
Tor 90 days upon 10 loading vio-
lations, or one year and 80 days
after another 10 violations.
The court said that states, to
enforce their weight limits, may
|u) still impose fines or other PEN
alties for violations or (2) ask the
ICC to take away the permit of
hsbitual violators.
The opinion, written by Justice
quires trucking firms to comply
with proper state laws and regu-
iations, SO there is no reason why
the ice may not protect the
states interests on its own initia-
tive or on complaint by the state.
illinois, Joined by Indiana and
the American Automobile Assn,
had argued that loss Of the states
power to suspend truckers from
its highways would leave a state
without sufficient means to COM
pei compliance. State officials con-
tended that trtyckino camnanioe
could make more than enough
money off of excessive loads to
pay for mere fines.
Peter T. Beardsley, director of
the law department for the truck
ing associations, today called this
a ridiculous contention" He said
fines and other penalties already
provided in state law are more
than adequate to deter any would
be violators, if property enforced.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07

.
platform high enough so they
could see into our bedroom.
. The other point related to a trail
of blood, leading from the garage
to his car. He said he was con-
vinced someone planted these
spots, but does not know who.
'FThey were not animals blood, =
he told reporters, "and from the
look of them, it was obvious that
someone. someplace put them
there"
The jury did not hear this tes-
timony, but Corrigan put it in the
transcript, debating directly to the
court reportS
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07
Beer Barrel Is
Traffic Hazard

BALTIMORE N - And what
would you do If you were driving
wsst and met beer barrel headed
east!
Jack J. Saunders Jr.S y, and
Lester Tsliair, 81, told Magistrate
y. Bvsrett Lane yesterday they
figured the half-barreI--full of beer
was q traffic hazard and they'd
hstter aet 4 ont Of the street. They
started 70 lead il into their car.
Mat's when Patrolman Charles
Owens charged them with larceny.
Lane dismissed the charge.
There was no evidence of larceny,
Ne said.
How the barrel got seven blocks
feom Milton Glassman's tavern
and around . corner, mind you
serAsimsd . mystery.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07
Texas Rites For
Drowning Victim

The body Of Mrs. Charlotte Cor
don Coleman, 81, was sent yester-
day afternoon by the Pritchard
Funeral Home to Strawn, Texas,
for funeral services and burial.
Mrs. Coleman drowned Friday
morning when the car she was
driving went of the highway at Big
Pine Key.
She is survived by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gordon OF
Strawn, Texas.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-07

Mrs. Sylvia Lance, ~, q teach
er at Harris School. died sudden
ly Sunday at her home, 52S VIII.
liam Street.
She is survived by her hus-
band. Newton D. Lance, Navy
man stationed in Turkey; her
mother, Mrs. Pauline Fishman,
Far Rockaway, N. Y; q sister,
Mrs. Ruth Furedi. Levittown, N.
T., and q brother, William Fem
ton. New York.
The body is being sent today
to Far Rockaway by the Lopez
Funeral Home for services and
burial