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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CONTINENTAL 1862. black eonv..
red leather. Vogue Premier tires.
an, al I'C, I1'yer;s ooo gositrAeticn .,E, and na
$500. Call Mr.. GROZESCU.
s36-3ss2 or ewes KI. $500.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Au'
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

CHEy. $50 Impala VS. 4-dr., STRAIGHT
shift, very clean S1,295. FALLS
CHURCH cHRYsLER-PLYMoOTH,
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FORD 81 Fordor Ranch Wagon
radio and heater, very low mile
age. exceptionally fine condition
thru-outl Vacation valuel 81 ,695.
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ROSENTHAL

Columbia Pike and s. Glebe I'd
Arlington, VA. IA. 4-o7U0
DODGE 1856 Royal VS. 4-dr. Sc
dan, auto, p.s., reduced TO $3.50
WILLIAMS & BAKER
29th AND M sTs. NV. y15-11OG
FALCON go Fordor, equipped, good
cOrd., S1,205
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FORD '57 station wagon, S695, red
and white, marvellous running We
hicle, VS. engine, auto. trans,
sS1 locES so real EHod- .Sn $40 o,ha;. On; and
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

LINCOLN IS 4-dr. sedan. fully
eQupped. low mileage. / owner.
Today only, 81 1895.
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FORD '56 VS. convertible, red with
white top, fully equip. Excel. eond.
Special price, $696.
LOVING CHEVROLET
E..w Hwy: and colesyille Rd; ;,
FORD '6l 0alaxie Fordor, all
white beauty with red and white
interior, eruiseomatie. p.s.. T. and
b. Premium quality throushout.
TRIANGLE FORD -
3010 r. I. AVE. NE. La. 9-l003
FORD '6l conV.. power steering,
power brakes. auto. =. and h..
WV. tires, very low mi, one
owner. one year warranty. this
car must be seen today, S2,495.
Guy Steuart
LINCOLN-MERCURY-COMET
1850 EAsT-WEsT HWY.
JU. $3.50 Ju. S-1545
FORD 1854 station wagon; 5. s.,
nsT bastsry. good tires sls5 cash.
FORD $50 Squire wagon, black, w.
w. Third engine. Excel. cond.
S675. OIL. 6-S416.
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MELP Ne
RIAL ESTAfR saiesuaan a. vema

REAL ESTATE salesman or Uoman,
iu1 tine; alreaey licensed ane az
minimum floor tine per Week plus
TOD eommiasion and bonus. two
new-house projects With NO epen
house. TrAees, Our oHn mortRage
company. multiple liettnG and 4
prime Georgia ave. location fer
sIfE sa Cal ptek HrsN1 a ".
LEY q Co. Rsaitor:' S' " 0oN-
RENTAL AGENT, either nan. VEN
"a q sesSls, 70 laperVis. main;
sesnt fer silver spfins oar S
Agst have pefsonality and SOD
no sssSisi ssa i SssseSr'gsf IsT' ase
REERlQkRATION on AIR CONDi-
TlONNG, exper. helper q work
with meehauies. Phone after $50
pm. 47A-I2e6.
RESTAURANT NAN = Tnero1ekly
exp. to operate small festauranf.
3 nights vi. Refs. NE. e-606a.
RESTAURANT MANAGRR, -paFs
time; Q D.m- % 10 pa. 8 days
w. must ee reliable. honest, and
REsfAURANT CLUE MINHGKR,
top salary for right man, Appiy IN
g :1ss5S; s sTEI g N., EIEs z
ROOFING EsTIMAf0R. must b
meehanie. new and cid work.
phone for appointment. Reulies
confidential. O'BRIEN ROOFING
CO.. II. 7-3006.
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PROPOSALS

PAVING KANSAS AVENUE NV,
NAN cTRcLE FEDKRAL AID
ton No. c-sss-H. eonslsttinss '' Of
apprex, l2.600 So. Yds.. plain
PERT; Cen ce Sn sAss e. n
tsMrminsd 81 L asso p SsSH 'f Sd
ding material available from Pro-
eurement Office. d. C., Room 404,
Of = certified check foT $50 per
set. payable TO D. c. Treasurer
Iphcne Ma $4,000. Rxt. 44sl.
SEALkp BIDS . be opened 400
Pm. E.D:T. August 30. 1882.
z su SSsn tsf fsS "a Ave. NV
MAeHINCTON SUBURBAN SAM
TLAhK CoMMISsIoN;=coNTEAcI
AMP SEWER coNsTRUcTIoN;-
ID Loeb LAmond Drive. Barri
Place. Arran Place and Nevis
Road. BannoekbuFn Estates. Mont
pToTinatsIy $50 feet q s-incS.
]! $50 feet Of 6-ineh and $50 feet
Of l6-ineh water mains. $40 feet
Of 1-ineh water house connections.
500 feet Of 6-ineh and 675 feet
Of S-inch plain eonerete or vitri-
fled pipe sewers and 900 feet Of
sewer house connections, will be
received at the office Of the
WashinEton Suburban SANITARY
Commission. 40I7 Hamilton Street.
Hyattsville. MARYLAND. until Mon
dav. August 20. 1889. at 1890
An. Eastern Dsylight Saving
Time. 81 which place and time
they wiz be publicly opened and
read. Plans and Specifications
for this contract NAV be obtained
from the. office Of the Chief En-
ginser Of the Commission, Plans
and Specifications Section. BLAIR
u. eMIIH. Chairman: WILLARD
a, NORRIS. Vice Chairman: VII
BLAND NORRIS v. sPfcci. VIII
LIAM ,, WHEEIER Commission
srs. Attest: JOHN T. BONIPANT.
eecIetafy. au10
BALE.-Repossessed Ford FnTdnr
sed. 1850. Serial No. OCSeW72032.
TO hlthest bid received By August
-. 1852. at Greenfield Garage.
227 X Street NV. wsshineton.
D. c. where car may be inspected.
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LOT NAN. used ears. clean m. ahle
70 change batteftes. tifeas- ever
n. Must have Aaryland dffyerl
license. See Nj. Hadden. 4.
+. STAFFORD RAMBLER CITY, Ran
seq and colesTille road.
MAINTENANCE NAN for ReneFal
work and restaufant. some know1-
edGe Of cleo, plumbing. etc. Apply
Mr.. Jack. NEPTUHE ROOM. 13tk
and 3 SITS. nv.
MAINTENANCE MECHANIC foI
larEs commercial laundry. expsri.
eneed Ia maintenanee Of laun-
dry eauipment preferred. salaFJ
s ss ;soJHs ny eenpans Ssnsfiss
MANTKNANcE Nan fer ~. apt
familiar with al typea Of build.
Ing maintenanee. S326 per ma,
81 day week. Only steady. sober
man With references need apDll
to resident manager, between
and 4. 24S0 1ecn 81. nv.
MAN 1910 yeaf1 Of ass % leafn
motel business. Duties vary from
assistant room clark to night
house man and laundry nan
PLAZA MOTEL. l0203 Baltimore
ave-. cclless Park' Nd OR.
A-nOlH.
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ELEcTRoNIc ENGTNKKRs-chAI-
lenging and Growth opDert. avail
able locally and nationally ct al
levels All expenses paid hy client
employers. Cal Ted TOWNSEND to-
might, fer eonfiaentiai interview
94e-423e.
NATIONAL PKRsoENxL CENTER
244e Reedis Dr.. silver Spring. Nd.
Open Mon, wed. Fri. I'll o
NGINEER, 6th class. Apt. and
utils. furn. Equal opportunity en-
R 1SHiPsEE. SO 81 S fssS & OS s.s GREEN'S
ENGTNEER. sTRUcTUR1IS-Rseent
graduate. work In steel and con-
crete. Must De capable dfafteman.
saoI vi SH -. s..sSseShi sUITNo
ENGNEER, 6th class. Must Sc So
Der and reliable for modern apt.
house. Call Mr.. RICE. In. 2-e700.
EXEcUTTvE-cOmplete proEram Of
search and placement. Call Ma
TIONAL EXECUTIVE SEARCH.
1872 X 81. nv, TX. 3-7065.
EXPERIRNCED SHOE gALRskfAN
wanted for part time. Apply IN
person. JoSEPH.e SHOES. 1882
suitlAnd I'd, suitlAnd, MARYLAND.
EXPERIENCED cARPENTER, with
Overhead garage door exp., full
time employment. Call OF. 2
s5e3 Between q and . pm.
FAC TOBY REPREsENTATfvE
Statesmen - Desire salesman
presently selling to the medical
profession 70 handle therapy ma
chine on excel. commission basis.
Call Mr.. NEUMAN. 7S3-39s2.
FLOOR LAYERs, hardwood. Perma-
nent Job. UNIVERSAL FLOORS,
b522 Dorsey Ia, Bethesda, Nd.
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OFFICIAL R0TIcEs

PAvINd CHESTNUT STREET NV.
BETWEEN WESTERN AVENUE
AND OREGON AVENUE, FED-
ERAL AID PROJECT NOS, s-2Os
CD, Invitation No. 6-63I6-H
consisting Of approx. 5000 toni
Of asphaltie concrete base, Class
and 1850 tons asphaltic concrete
surface, Class c. (Wage rates
have been predetermined By Labor
Dept-) Bidding material available
from Procurement Office, d. c..
Room 404, 400 Pa. Ave. NV,
upon deposit Of . certified check
fer $1,000 per set, payable to
p. G. Treasurer (phone ma. s.
S e :: e eSsn. a4s s.oo s1ALEI b biPs
August %, 1862, In Room 424,
AeS Pa. Ave. NV.
ANA TA0.lO1l
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TRUCK DRIvER. D, c. permit. fel
trssh tTuek. Can ID. z-35si q
TYPEWRTfKR KEPAIRMAN, exper
all makes. Apply ALLEN TYPE.
WRTTER CO. 3014 Niehols ave
Sc. 20. 2-liso.
UPHoLsTKRER. for furn,. sxDer
Church. Va.
UrEoLsTEaEE szp.ri,sesc; gee e
UPH0LsTERER. With experiene,
for hiGh grade reupholstery vorl
with exclusive furniture store
Pun time. 5-day week. sxeeilen
sse oaNsos. M IN. s RtRssli.' Can AN
USED CAB LOT MAN. must b
experieneed and furnish leea
referenees. See NJ. Lam. eTEU
Yerk ave, nv. Ma. $4,000.
VA.-MDe men work part time. N,
sanEas.ing, 20 exgsE; nee. Car 81:
WINDOW cbBANERS. experienced
or young men VITA. drivers H.
eense williug to learn. Apply 9ls
Philadelphia ave. Silver Spring. :
YOUNG MAN. over 20. 70 lear
dtspatching and trucking. Genera
knovledGe Of office work re
sIIi65fSf k. o sfn 5000 tsCRSins' Call Mr.
YOUNG MAN 70 assist in display
department. Knouledae Of window
trimming in speciality stores pref.
cradle. Call Mr.. KLION, 543.
400. Gan equal opportunity EN-.
ployer).
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PERSONAL
BORED?


Haya fun. meet new friends. Call
Bob, DI. 7-1o35 after ! Pm.
CAkPETs cleaned In. your. home.
Sc "a. ft. 0aran. eofe and chair,
SIS. Day and eve. HE. 9.3737.
CHILD CARE-Reliable care at my
home, Full or part time. Reas.
rates. Refs. furn. 439.2604.
CHKIsTIAN MOTHER, white. will
give room and board to child
" put through school this year.
Phone SO. 5.6sS6.
COOK, only experienced, with refs.
for ANAL, select Womens club.
CO. B-6s32.
DEL FAR NURSING HOME has nice
roonnS,. 24-heur nursing care; Bath
on both floers. Tray service In
room. Home atmosphere. 277-6e63.
F0RMS 81, RESUMES prefession-
ally prepared or revised. Daily,
sunday e.7, 10. slices.
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HOME mnnur,rrnr

cANVHssERs On sALEsllEN
Best deal IN town. liberal drawing
expenses for any man willing 70
work. Call for appt. Phone 1852
$40 q Z T .TS any A morning be
NV. Ask for Mr.. HERMAN.
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YOUNG MAN

For permanent placement with Ice
local firm. Public contacts AMI
collection experience In mortsagl
sanking helpful. ExeeLlent oppoL.
q leading corporation in its field
All company benefits available
Excellent opportunits for advance.
ment. THE BERENS Co. 112(
Conn. ave. NV. End Floor. Mr.
Graham.
$1,000, PLUS BONUS WESTERN
HOLIDAY. Need man over IS II
Washtngton area. Take short autC
trips to contact customers. Write
o. O. swallow. Pres. South.
western Petroleum Co., Box 7S9
Fart Worth / Texas
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LEaAL N0TIcEs
1REsNAlAN, EBIRLY .
WILKINSON IL Ns. I At.s.ssrneys,

900 AgWNN RMAIMlMHe
UNITED STATS DIsTRicT COURT
S ss 's' F1o Sssss q eo S2tGmsa h's e.
ETAEL S0utIIb. Do pee. sassn Z.
1Qe,362. AdminiStration Docket
2s0. : Application having been
made herein for probate Of the
last will and testament Of said
deceased. and for letters tesla
=. LANoK. Il 10 oRDERED this
2nd day o. August, AID; 1882,
that 9enihHin Geld. Margaret
oS s hSsis see d Lana c Psssy
Godfrey. Euriei Asherof. Kiamsn.
Jacaueiine Gold, non-residents; q
Mrs. Lashbrooke, whose given
name Is unk=sVn: the unknown
John Mckay Geld: the unknown
heirs ct Law and next of kin Of
the deeeasAd and all others con-
eerned. appear In Said Court on
Monday. the 10th day of Sep
TENDER. AID. 1882. at 10 o'clock
An, Y show cause Why such
' *: :tic: ws s:SsSi b pSSli'ss: Bee
porter and The TVsnins star"
ensc In each Of three successive
herein msntioneu. the first pub
lteatiQn u be not less than thirty
Gays before said return day. Wit
ness. the Honorable MATTHEW
Court. -this End day OF August.
AsR, Seal Attest: AR
ef wins ier the District 81 Co
H lSsSia' Clerk Of the Probate
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MANAGER

Per leeal indspenesnt r-nillisn-
eneed In all phases. Of the tire
business Including stere MANAGE
ment and recapplng. VIII BE- IN
fun charge and receive very ade-
euate salary plus Q managemenI
s seI. = our e, smslSsss, ,.s Knew 4, s q
fidenee, TivinT bsefrround ana ex.
perience 10 Star Box 3lS-J,
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OF the Probate Court. AuIU,.
NM HRnTnN AlAa
DAVID n n W E9!NI EETrI'sinE A'''rn'

AO4 EVANS buil0lnB.
OMITTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold:
ing 4 Probate Court.-Estate Of
i06. all. Administration Docket
$40. - Application having been
made herein for probate OF the
last viii and testament Of. said
diseased, and for letters tesla
G dsRETs n NARY Try 'MseFARtAND.
nonlinated exseutrix: i is Or
AID. 1852, that the unknown
heirs at law and next OF kin OF
the deceased and all others con-
earned, appear in said Court on
Monday. the nth day OF sep
TENDER, AID. 1852. ct 1000
0'ciock' AM, to show cause why
such application should not be
GRANTED. Let notice. hereof be
published In the "Washington Law
FepeYter'' and 1.-THE Evening
star" once in each Of three sue.
eessivs weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the first
publication to be not less than
thirty days before said return
%shEE4rxTSw wines MtasS "a aSnV csi.i
Judge. Of said Court this sth
day Of Ansust. AID: 1852, ISesL,
Attest: FRANK j.. BURKART.
Deputy REGISTER. Of Wills for the
Dittrict OF Columbia. Clerk OF
the Probate Court. au10.l7.24
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EApLEY q. MCDONALD, AttoFne,
coo censs.ins.tsl BulIdinS.

sTzTEs pisF.Icf COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
l5iSssss S.u5SHi I: ts SI;:
ns s. Stat! As 4 h:r, iisSsfrsS sE 81
tanned from the PROBATE Court Of
81 Administration On the estate q
CHEfsTlND Farm MILTON Ne.
KAY. late Of the District Of Co
s7iss s. Si:s:. s:sia., a! s s::::sa
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
ssns, with ne vouchers thereof.
wise they may by Law be ex-
estate, Given under my hand
naa.hrTHtksh v gay wi q iSSsi'' Mt iiISSs:
ZIIls; jM15s,EEzIsas 5,;,.,,ss4i .xti.st:
Of WillS for the District Of Co
lumbla. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. jy27-auS.l0
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ENs ss DR. y; iHEsN .rsi!' I Attorney

for The District Of celumbia. Hold
Ing Probate eourt.--No. l06,32l.
Admintstration,-This Is 10 Give
Notice: That the subscriber, Of The
District Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate Court of the
Testamentary on the estate Of
IRENE ?. SALMON, late Of the
P RI n:a,o q Sem cSIIS1 sI., ss::s,s
the deceased are hereby warned
TO exhibit. the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally authen-
tieated. to the subscriber, on or
before the 18th day Of January,
AID. 1868: otherwise they may BY
Law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate. Given under my
hand this sth day Of AuEust,
MANN, e727 20th Street NV,
Apt. b22. (eeal.l Attest: AR
THUR p. SMITH, Deputy REGISTER
Of wills for the District Of Co
lumhia, Clerk Of the Probate
COurt. UulUtlls1E
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HELP WOMEN

INSURANCE - Girl to head ~
q new department, downtown locas
ton Must have had years tx
peTience N rattnf ahc tyuing
automobile policies. Excellent
WORKING conditions, too talzTy for
the rizht woman: Our empleyes
Star
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BUKTON. HEFFTLFNGER,
MCCARTHY . KENDkICk,

1905 Investment Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
fer the District Of Columbia. Hold.
HALrA i SSussH, Deceased. No.
lQ0. 3l3. Administration Docket
400. = Application having been
made herein for probate Of the
last will and testament and CO.
dell OF said deceased. and for
letters testamentAry on said es-
Il j: oRDiRED this 9th day Of
August, AID. 1862. that the IN:
known heirs at Law and next OF
Kin Of the deceased and all others
eoneerned. appear In said Court
tsmber., AID. 1852, ct 10 o'clock
application should not be granted.
Let netice hereof be published In
the .wsshIngton Law Reporter
and The Evening star" once In
each Of three successive weeks
before the return day herein men
toned, the first publication to be
not less than thirty days before
said return day. Witness. the
Honorable MATTHEW r. Nc
CURE. Chief judge Of said Court.
this 9th day Of august; AID; 1292
ART, Deputy Rezis.er Of wills
for the District Of Columbia: Clerk
Of the Probate Court. aul0,l7.24
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MGT. TRAINEES

Age $3.50, sal. Jobs in intsrestins
fields incl paper products, print
ing. eleetEonics, bus. forms. bldg
supplies. frozen foods. medieal
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Many openings, diversified inter-
estinE work. Age open. To Ss5
CAREER
1913 y NE. S-3Js3 (Empl-l
COOK, experienced, must know
pizzA, night WORK. 3SOs 3sth st.
brentwood, Nd. WA. 7-4O7s.
COUNTER CLERK-Experieneed
manaserisi dutiex saiary &c.
pendent on sTptriene. and ca
pabiiity. Yearly vacation. RAN.
bALL's VALET. OIL $3.50.
DENTAL RECEPTIoNIsT. expeF
helpful. age IS or over. No week
end work. Start at sos per VIZ.
Reply in own handwriting stating
age. exper.. etc BOX J50-J. star
DENTAL HYGIENIsT. D. c. license.
Full-time position. 5-day week.
New downtown office. Salary de-
pending on qualifications and
ability State school. experiences
and references. All replies conf
Dental. Box 4p9-A. Star.
D0CT0R'S NURsE-sECY.-surgeor
desires medical secretary with Of.
flee experience. Monday through
Friday. e-o pm. very occasional
city and part time BetheGda
Starting salary 5000 based on ex.
perienee, Position available in Oc.
tober. Write enclosing credentials
wash. -. D. c.
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PERSONAL
fcoNIINuEnl

HYPNOSIS helps eyercoma tensien
oyerWeight, insomnia and habits
Trained eonsultAnt. 10. 1-2746
MAN AGER-H 0UsEKEEPER fer /
small. select vomen's club. Dpef
fenced. Refs. Live IN. co. 6-eS32
MATURE ENGLISH WOMAN Woult
ewes. In your home. uN. 4-4067
TRAIL -CAMPTNG, 7-day tn. BaeI
Ra esans IA. h'1 iol t::a q A SSy:
Next trip AUG. loth. CO. 6-677o
TUT0RING-AlI s1iences. Prepare,
ton for fan on h.s. and coll. level
sellents differences on request. Cal
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HELp WoMEH
(coRfIAUEol
CLERK-TYPIsT

Desifable opening IN the
automobile division Of
large investment company
for q young lady adept with
figures. Many Company
benefits. and . secure fu-
ture In cur a!r-eonciticned
office. located in suburban
Silver sprinG. Call person
mel manager. JU. S-S355
fer interview.
cLERK-TYPIsT, youne girl for Of
flee Of national eleetronies manu-
faetureT. Exceptional major com
pany benefits. excellent opportu
nifty for Advancement. Call p. 8
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Experienced and license Necessary.
Beauty BE- Iss'r SALON. s1s 3. S Wsit,r
Reed drive, Arl.. Va. IA. b-G2T5.
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ARFAX RAMBLER

Az mi. ss .sHc;nS fsiirrfsx cirel.
Dameron. AERO CHEVROLET
1Io1 King ST., Alex. Va. bzS.
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MANAGEMENT TRAINEE

National snack foods manufactufs
ing company desires several young
men who are WILLING to begin 81
bottom and learn production man
agement through on the Job train.
ing. Applicants should be me-
Chemically inclined and enjoy
working with people. II you Are
looking for q career OPPORTUNITY
and are willing TO invest your
time and sttoIt; contact Mrh
PPIL60nYMENT SERVICE uN. q
Eonal nnnnrtunitr Emnlnr,r
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AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN - Ex-
psrieneed only, for used car dept,
II nsSsaT Ssae fSr oSHS Sn
taiiEstion. Must have GOOD Ssies
you are int.r.sted I'm n S sS faGss FOL
{ f F. sA iFRfsSSRi6 R s,s hE Et eFT9
Ramsey and Colesvilie I'd. across
from nsE.eAr showroom. Silver
Evening star., 1962-05-20

n You are an active or retired EN-.
pIoyee of any federal, state, county
or city government agency, inciud.
ing governments of the United
Nations and quasi,government
= agencies or
Evening star., 1962-05-20
You are eligible If:

Il An active or retired member of the
regular armed forces or
D An employee of qualified public
service. Subject to approval by
GEM. Membership Committee
Evening star., 1962-07-05
'Tropic of Cancer Plea
Wins Newt Order

ANNAPOLIS, July S (AP).-
The Court of Appeals ordered
a new trial today for a Chevy
Chase book dealer who said the
novel "Tropic of Cancer" was
not obscene.
The States high court, in
another case, also ruled that it
should be decided If the novel
is obscene.
The court stressed, in both
cases, that it was not deciding
the obscenity question.
In the first case, the court
said Samuel Yudkin was pref
udiced by the refusal of the
trial court to permit him to
offer the testimony of expert
witnesses, who. had they been
allowed to do so, would have
testified that the book had
literary merit ="
The expert witnesses might
have testified, the court said,
"that it ('Tropic Of CancerO
fell within contemporary COM
munity standards and that it
would not stimulate lustful
thoughts in the average reader. y
Mr.. Yudkin, who appeale
the Montgomery County Circuit
Court decision, had been SEN
fenced to six months after
being convicted by a jury in
December, 1861, Of selling the
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not allowed to see any part Of
any newspaper, listen to the =
radio. or watch TV. The only :
pastime provided was two old /.
and sticky decks of cards and
q checkerboard. After two days
a few two-year-old magazines
were brought in. If a query was
made as to the outcome Of the
baseball game. the answer was,
What game?"
1 am an electronics engineer.
Until the time of my confine-
ment I had been reading a
technical book entitled, In
dustrial Transistors." This book
though I asked for it. it was
though I asked for it." it was
not returned until after the
trial.
Court does not meet on Sat-
urday afternoon or Sunday. In.
a written note to the Judge the.
jury requested that they be-
permitted to watch the baseball. /.
games on one of the readily.
available TV sets. 1t was re- /.
fused. |.
No provision was made for
those who wished to attend the =.
church Of their choice on Sun !.
day. Also. seven days elapsed .
before any laundry or dry I,
cleaning privileges were /.
granted. +.
Sir. in my opinion locking.
IA people of vastly different
interests and backgrounds in.
close quarters under these con-.
ditions borders on cruelty.
These became nine of the
longest. most miserable days
of my life. I am sure that the
prisoners in the D. C. Jail Jared
better than the imprisoned
jurors.
In answer to your question
Of whether I would want IL
citizens to sit as my jury II
should ever be indicted, 1 can
only say "Yes," but I hope they
will receive more humane treat
ment than / did. s.
Very truly yours,
tSigned) Thomas M. Donahue
3342 Stephenson place NV.
Washington. D. C.
P. S.-Sir. I feel so strongly
about this matter that I am
sending a copy of this letter to
the local newspapers so that
they may know the feelings Of
one citizen about the jury sys-
tenn as practiced in the District
of Columbia.
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Marshal Luxe c. Moore said
his office was looking into the
complaints made by Mr.. Dona-
hue in his letter to Chief Judge
MCGUIRE.
Text of Letter
The full text of the letter to
Judge MCGUIRE follows:
Dear Sir:
After serving my first term
of jury duty have become very
much disillusioned. On the first
day you stated that jury service
is a solemn duty to be Stunned
by no good citizen. You went
on to explain that the court
realized that many had made
personal and financial saeri-
fices to be here and all would
be done to make the month as
pleasant as possible.
This seemed true until my
third week. / had been sitting
on a case for two days when
without warning the jury was
put under lock and key. It
seems the case was receiving
some notoriety in the news
papers (Which. of course. we
had already been forbidden to
read.
From 10 am. until after 6
pm. that day the jury was not
allowed to contact anyone out
side the court. They were then
taken to their homes under
guard to pack some clothes.
They we're not to talk to their
families. The marshals ex-
planned to the families that the
jury was under custody until
the trial was over.
The members of the jury
were not allowed to pack any
reading material. The request
of one woman jurist to bring
her Bible and of another a
novel she was reading were
both denied.
Since the trial was still in
progress the jury was not al
lowed to discuss it. the only
thing they really had in COM
mon. under penalty of con-
tempt of court. No reference
was to be made to the case it
self, but the jurors could not
help but notice that the trans
portation to and from meals
that was provided by the court
passed by no less than four of
the geographical sites men,
toned daily at the trial.
For nine days the jury was