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Evening star., 1946-10-05
AAUW to Oben
Fall Season With
Gala PROGRAM

The washington Branch, Ameri-
can Association of University Wom-
en-, will open its club season Monday
with a gala program which will in
clude q tea, a dinner and play.
The tea, at PM, win be in honor
Of the clubs new board Of directors,
with Mrs. Karl Fenning, past presi-
dent. presiding as hostess.
Following the tea, members will
adjourn to the club dining room for
dinner at s pm, after which they
viii hold their first business meeting
of the season.
Feature Of the evening viii be .
one-act play, written by Mrs. Harold
N. Fowler, chairman Of the Arts
Committee, which viii be presented
by members Of the dramatic group,
under the leadership Of Mrs. Edwin
M. Brown.
The plays theme viii deal with
the exhausted women who used to
take part in the affairs of the
world, but due to the strain of the
war years have lost their ideals, but
find them again through inspired
reading of the teachings sof the
masters.
The principals of the cast are four
of the clubs new members: Mrs.
Elizabeth O'Sullivan, who is work
ing on her masters degree at Catho-
lie University; Miss Mary g. Mar
ques, q WAVE craftsman, who Is
interested in fine arts; Marion Sears,
q George Washington alumna in
terested in art, and Miss Gertrude
Tucker, recently returned from India.
The choral group has one pro-
fessional, Miss Dorothy Ames, a
newcomer to Washington. Other
principals in the play include Mrs.
Laura Edmondson, Miss Elizabeth
Minis and Mrs. Fowler.
Evening star., 1946-10-05

Miss PatricA Ann Payne, daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Richard
Thomas Payne, jr., became the bride
of MIR. Francis Robert Hickman,
son of Mrs. Leon Hickman of Pater-
son, N. j., in a ceremony held at
10 o'clock yesterday morning in st.
Paul's Catholic Church. The Rev.
E. D. Fontaine off1ciated.
The bride, who was escorted by
her father, wore suit of Alice blue
with hat trimmed in blue ostrich
plumes and an orchid corsage. Her
only attendant, Miss Mickey Kent,
wore cocoa -color suit, hat with
dusty pink plumes and a corsage
of fall flowers.
Mr.. George Thomas Hickman
served as best man. Those provid-
ing the music were DR.. Edward
Donavon and Miss Henrietta Joral-
mon
Evening star., 1946-10-05
Parties Y esterday
|GiDe Cat'ifahtes
Full Calendar

Mai Ralph Forster no sooner got
to town, after three weeks contem-
plation OF the soul-stirring beauties
Of Lake Louise, than he gave q party.
Given In the terrace apartment Of
one Of the Capitals most frequent
and preferred hosts, it was gotten
up in "a hours, which just goes to
show what can be done on the spur
OF the moment In party-ready
Washington. It all came about
because Mr.. and Mrs. @. Thurston
Chase, IT,. friends Of the Edward
Achesons, breezed into town and the
Achesons wanted to entertain for
them. The latter live out in Vir-
ginia so Maj. Forster said why not
have the party at his place at $500
@ street.
Justice and Mrs. Thurman w. Ar
mold were there, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Henderson. who are now back
in town for the winter; Maj. Gen.
Alexander Lee, commander OF the
British Army Staff here; Mrs. John
Steelman, wife Of the Reconversion
Director; Mime. Louden, wife of the
Netherlands Ambassador, and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Lippman.
One Of Washington's more attrac-
tive couples, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Scrivener, jr., were on hand as were
Mrs. Roberts Boyce Sterling, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Cecil Of the Brit
ish Embassy, Mrs. william T. Mann,
Mr.. John Galliher and the Aus
tralian Naval Attache and Mrs. S.
II. K. Spurgeon. The Spurgeons,
by the way, were at the airport when
Maj. Forster landed here the other
day, but the latter says they didn't
really come to meet him but the
kangaroo that came in with the
crew Of the Truculent Turtle. 4
One of the first parties to be
given at the Egyptian Embassy since
its status was raised from a legation
was last nights informal dinner.
Guests of Ambassador and Nine.
Hassan included Mime. Ericsson, wife
Of the Swedish Minister, Ambassa-
dor Raouf, First Secretary of the
Indian Agency and Mrs. Baig and
Nine. Gertrude Wissa.
Others were the Turkish Counsel
or, Mr.. A. Mennan Tebelen; Mr..
and Mrs. 10y Henderson OF the
State Department. Mr.. Hussein
Rouchdy, Second Secretary Of the
Egyptian Embassy; Miss Carolyn
Nash, Mr.. william Jenkins and Mr..
Ibrahim E. Imam, attache of the
Embassy.
Close to ITS people attended the
cocktail party given yesterday by
Capt. Robert A. Dyer, q. s. H.
and Mrs. Dyer In their Fulton street
home.
This was the annual large fall
party that the Dyers give and guests
the Navy, Army and
Diplomatic Corps, as well as civilian
friends. The two daughters Of the
hosts, the Misses Elenita and Dor
othy Dyer, assisted their mother.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
COP League
To Meet MOmdav

Miss Jane Hamilton, assistant di-
rector of the Women's Division Of
the Republican National Committee,
will be guest speaker at the open
ing fall meeting of the District
League of Republican Women at
2:30 pm. Monday at the Statler
Hotel.
Miss Hamilton, who has just re-
turned from the biennial convention
Of the National Federation of Woms
ems Republican Clubs, recently held
In Philadelphia. will discuss "Rea-
sons and Results OF Republican
Victory"
Mrs. william S. Culbertson, presi-
dent of the league, will preside. The
speaker will be introduced by Mrs.
Bourke B. Hickenlooper, first vice.
president. Reports of the District
delegates who attended the conven-
ton will also be given.
Evening star., 1946-10-05

Parties again yesterday held a
large part of the social spotlight,
with the Minister of State of Cuba
and representatives of the IS nations
participating in the World Bank and
the Monetary Fund still ranking as
the favorites of the week.
Last evening the Cuban Ambassa-
dor and Sonora de Belt gave din
ner party in honor of the Secretary
Of State for the island republic and
Sonora de Inocente Alvarez, who
are on their way to London where
the secretary will attend the con-
ference.
The other guests included the
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Julius Krug, the acting Secretary of
State and Mrs. Will L. Clayton, the
Nicaraguan Ambassador, DIR. Don
Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa; the As
sistant Secretary of State and Mrs.
Spruille Braden, the director gen.
eral of the Pan American Union, DR..
Leo s. Rowe; DR.. Luis Machado who
Is a member Of DR.. Inocente Al.
varez's party; former United States
Ambassador to the Soviet and Mrs.
Joseph E. Davies, Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth, Mrs. Robert Low Bacon
and Miss Elsa Maxwell.
The Nicaraguan Ambassador, DR..
Don aGuillermo Sevilla Sacasa, was
host at luncheon at the Mayflower
for DR.. Alvarez, and other guests in
o1,tIAI }t,a C,,hoy, aho dar TNv
Guillermo Belt; the Ambassador of
Honduras. DR.. Julian r. Caceres;
the Ambassador of the Dominican
Republic, Mr.. Emilio Garcia Godoy;
the Ambassador of Guatemala, Mr..
Jorge Garcia Granados and DR..
Rowe.
Also present were the director of
the World Bank, DR.. Luis Machado.
and other representatives were Senor
Julio Pena of Costa Rica, DR.. Emilio
Toro of Colombia, Senior Carlos
Montero of Peru and Senor Rafael
II. Huezo OF Nicaragua.
Guests also included the Minister
of Cuba, DR.. Carlos Blanco, DR.. Jose
Baron and DR.. Joaquin Meyer, and
two members of the International
Bank of Cuba, DR.. Felipe Pazos and
DR.. Jose A. Guerra.
The Assistant Secretary of State,
Mr.. Spruille Braden, and Mr.. STAN
ley Woodward, chief of protocol Of
the State Department, were present,
and others were members of the
party of the visiting Minister Of
State, including DR.. Rufo Lopez
Fresquet, Senior Miguel A. Garcia,
DR.. Arturo Names and DR.. Jorge A.
Montealegre, adviser to the Nicara-
guam delegate to the Bank and
Monetary Fund. The representative
present from Washington was DR..
Tomas Caiigas.
DR.. and Sonora de Toro were
guests at dinner last evening given
by their Ambassador and Sonora de
SAM de Santamaria, who entertained
in honor of the retiring Chilean Am
bassador and Sonora de Mora.
Others at the dinner were the Do
minican Ambassador and Sonora de
Garcia Godoy, the Panamanian Am
bassador and Sonora de Vallarino,
the Guatemalan Ambassador and /
Sencra de Garcia Granados, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Claude Pepper, the
Uruguayan Charge d'Affaires and !
Evening star., 1946-10-05
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Pase A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPING and tai
service. to ~ every need; audits, reason.
able rates. GE. 1899. -5
ACCouNTANT,social security. incom,
audits. statements. OR. 2074.
GAS WATER HEATER. 90. 80. 40 gal
automatic: no cash needed. small monthly
eEynHssirT eaynRsns immediate sooa Installation. D.
AS, OF THIS DATE. I win not be respon.
sRs i2a asass myself fonssassss ehsos
61S Pickford pl. ne. o.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debt.
ss x any 1shsE shin lib 3
GhBRnIAfEIEs-rrssn saisR st. III sweet cider. hish
arass. oreSRsrd in nearby Sraina soass
1chain' Bridge I'd j through Vienna q
FED soARp n0ps 81 scaD1 for tn.
ions Sn wsdns;asy; THURSDAY a sas sas q; q;
trict Of Columbia as Certified Public. Ac-
or Initial aavae9 Ss e board mus
MED not later than October 10. 1916
Rspeat candidases must ioIs sdvise ,nyn.tn, 5y tne
CHARLTON. secretary. 1907 M st. NV,
WvrSntng%T WrsSshntngsoTn :. D; E. n......n,n. ..rv,s.. o
ACCOUNTANG ana BOOKKEEPING SERVICES
soei.I sssyrity and income taxes monthly
fa5ssi NOTICE. rs Is HEREBY GIVEN that the part.
:.h sss e s as Ta aafsn bee as das sos
Ssnes ana oIssf.ed ana located .s 1929 a
gsro1 . e dissolved sss rs y; y
Haroshsk Ha aRs viii viii cOntinue % oDsrsse" ssia
iif1der the same name and at the same
SSA4S SsiSsH sFxEEs RSE o5ESaSaS
shsm ns5 e.
sa isss 3 Mss ssla aJgT aRss1
aRcsPSosf6 SGHAasfE0r rates; taxes
saasa oo s. fnd RE ssss snd Ell eH
students: reliable and tesperisnesa s1 + res- a
:ssis1 sa'fs aons ssff5snssi sna nsfEssS:
I ~ Will Nor BE REsPoNs1BLE for debts
q pEs Stasr sos aao
s!zals Afn4kS f!!1 my sax 1ao1LINe- blue.
r'ssafa aap aiSIasn aisfsR kaa esxs
Iiids ITiHiids Is TO ANNOUNCE that the Point
Stables Restaurant, Wash. D. C. Open all
year, weekly and monthly rates. For reser-
vations phone Great Mills 6-R-3 or Ma.
NotfHiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN Of the disso-
luton. under date Of August 49,, 1946, oi
Mary Stewart johnson, conducted under
the trade name. OF Mazda Company, !
Johnson ana
individually will carry on said business
under the trade. name Of "Magda, and
shall be responsible for AZ 0hliEetions I in-
wi Will A5 N5T sE 81 'sSsEsHfSNsnIas ~ ior debt.
e1nsTsstsS 81 1RTrS sy Sthsr aa tnen msss u
ffiixNN1NG 10 BUILD a HOME. We VIM
prepare your plans, specifications; hundreds
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rates; Govt; priority icTms prspsrsd
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Evening star., 1946-10-05
SHbber Meeting

Installation of officers for the
coming year will be held by the ri
Beta Phi Alumni Club of Washing-
ton at supper meeting at $50 pm.
Tuesday at the YWCA.
The sorority Is also planning a
luncheon which will be held on
October 22 at the home of Mrs.
Frederick dewitt Shelton, 4711 Red
field lane.
Reservations for both the supper
and luncheon may be made with
Mrs. Grifith Garwood, Emerson
3246, or Mrs. Kemp Menefee, Wis
conSin 1881,
Evening star., 1946-10-05
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOMPANIST tpiano). voice, studio; ex.
perienced: part time. all types OF muse:
nationally known voice teacher. DU. bb77.
ALTERATION HANDS for mems altera..
ae. s9n. 4s saS door Essf Ansgg9Eos Age sRo
aRiTsT iei 81 riSuEEs ana 81 AND SfURNTuRE-un;
usual opportunity. branch ONCE nationa!
sa saanss ssrss Rs p shons co s4ss sor 80
R2ssisTAsr 2sasIaTsAassfr BooKKEErER and typist.
nortunity nor TtSof for Advancement. S-dsy week.
TONED established real estate once: some
fs1asd must Be aecaTass and neat. leg
saS sSss rssS s1psssisSa aSs sans e
writing. Stating eaiucation, experience and
salary desired. Reply held ,es esnt1dential i
BAKERY sALEsLApY, experience not
necessary I03 Michigan ave. ne: IS
ssls sas ss slisss iis R'r ss
s,,ssS hsS = Il !. ss:5ss ss
oeuss or asous u NoSsmSer t.. Please state taii
ssSEssa! ia Sss1: e. ','s5s .is
ssiEAnrY sisAsjY OPERATOR, excellent salary and
ssEGH4 csEEsSSas ssSS p sSsS
Eaes EEscEs SAB BEE .gs sAuTY saoS
fSs fsKA5fY IS PaSns aSpFREfoa zH ass2s Good operator
HAIR sTYLIsT AZ Philipsborn. 6os 1Ith
ssSEAUTY n AUTY OPERATORS. experienced; Il
cense not REQUIRED. Apply roxs BEAU
TX saoPs NC sslS ZIP Io 40. wasSsneFon GsSs Fo;;
s1ssi ssEaUTF AEli6sFseeRRA oFeRAroH to manage shop m
sae must sas1y bs Sos eus slss a
aSns Sssf Sssa aPSK cs sa wa Az sSos s.,,7!
P8f TouR aaR6Rsss sssss safP ,4 G
Beauty OPERATOR, all-.round. expert.
enced; good saAry and commission. ALICE
REA2TTYy sHqR saHFq2RRaTSa asSs g. n business aor
Esss:s'l So .ss 7 ios si sss
fasU1nF sa8UTx oPERaToas, 81 fun OF part time;
sSg seasE ssuq ga sEoP lTss eon
ave. and 800 N. Glebe rd. Arlington. Va.
BEAUTY orERAroR MANAGER, take
ssss ss, shop. iaia Park Fd. nv. Can g sH.
ibIfIIiLMG MACHINE OPERATIONS. expert-
snss av not saay s. 4oSur sss sef
WooDwARb Is LoTHROP. $50 to. 3
SSeo1UHKKEEPER, BOOK thoroush knowledge Gem
eral Motors system accounting; exper. del.
nee. Apply immed. BOX 431-G, Star. %
BOOKKEEfER, experienced Burroughs
sssagLss sSs1as s.ss3s sssk ,s;s esssi iSSs r.
BooKkEkfER. colorsd; ! clerk in stcrs.
HO0KKEEPER In double entry; good op-
portunity for right party perm. petition,
6-day week. Apply and moor. 1722 xys
81 sssoookkkEErER-pss,r.b position icr
young lady In well-paying Job; expert-
erace In bookkeeping not necessary II In
terested In working with figures; 4S-hour
week. This position u with one Of Wasn.
ineton's leading jewelers.. Apply TH1
ss,s sosSkKSErfSai Nc MAcHiNE ;ni operator. sur-
rouEhs preferred. desiring permancnt post-
tiop with attractive future In whoieseie
plumbing and heating supply house; 61s-
day Wk., salary S165 to $1e6 per mo.
Apply Miss Wittstatt, Ma 0050, NCLANO
S06KKiEiEirEs. iii ~ sTFENoGIirHER. 4 IA expert
enced In double entry bockkesping, TO take
charge Of smsll once; 6h-day week $40.
CAPITAL KQUIPMKNt Co. 626 New York
s6xrs. sHSi e espaBie, SSsRi exp.. to orrani.e ana
manaGe curtain and drapery dept .Excel-
lent opportunity, good salary. CAL M
nlsAK1 *. 1900. --.-5
st1nt,nusd "a Msgs raen
Evening star., 1946-10-05
HELP MEN..

ACCIDENT and health statesmen and mul.;,
tipie lines; no experience necessary Will
train; splendid opportunity for men who
like outdoor work. Call MA. 1862 or Ma
1892 from g. am. to pm. Tor inter
ACCOUNTANT on stan In local cPAs Of
fice. Reply, stating experience and quali-
ications; salary open, BOX 2S-L. Star. -19
ACCOUNTING CLERK, young man. with
arge automobile manufacturing concern.
for advancement: excellent
working conditions; eight-hour day. nve-
day week Call District $500, Ext. 8. be-
tween $50 an. and 5 pm. -
CLERK, young. dependable
man, night audit Of ACCOUNTS receiyaele.
616f plus meals and other heneflts. Bee
auditor. EAlERdENCY HOSPITAL. I'LL
New York ave. nv. - -
ADDING MACHINE SALESMAN, exper.,
must have clear record and be capable.
q, produce and supervise men. Apply In
person. NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.,
Nv 4 iii Nc SALESMAN Who can sell
by phone: labor publication. Cal s TO
Z pm. daily. DI. 44S4 for sppointmsnt.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
HrLP MEN.

WATCHMAN--Must be sober and reliable.
sURda seRa spI Z SRos ds 7th. tbs sth and IL 3 sssens.
wEArHERsrEIr INsTALLEss. sxpsr,-
STRIP 4 JINsssSSLATIoN Co. 1909 9th 81.
SEIDshs ss: Sss szDs5snss sessss5,
ss hne m0dfIa gaRs 60ss5f cos asf
WnsDoa WIN oS CLEANER. experience not neees-
MIsDew sGs esS7k kSIEkSssssEn-Rsgsrt ksss se 4es1 zs.n
sS HSUIG assiye MSa nsss ae aDDe.lss ps asss
aaf; appiy g Mr. Mr. ISnss IpSunpsREsE. sfis iissol:
xSISS NAN xHts 4; as;.rss sSsd
ias ssary. asa sa5 paP VIZ q stsr state ass
ton and previous experience. Box 1s6ek.
YOUNG MAN to work in dental laboratory.
ASdSG Hss5s SlSS MAk s. printns selling or .sins.
on as ofs seesns e.
psrfsIsais5s, Bog ss7.L. gtsI; .o,,. .;,s-,.
posi- positisn ~ i in Z itabuisting dspsrsmsst 81 ifs
u auaify sor sssry Viii
depend on qualifications. Apply in person
t. q nR, Room z02 sl8 18th g. no;w.,,,.,on nv. :,
mortgage lending experience preferred but
R sos sisna gsu ssSs sSs sSyy ssfEy sns and
sIseg gSd eRps arShoEs ssa IS BANK ME- Z rE6sr Co.
xSEss Van with snsia,ssrins , e, sausssisn ..,,s
5s'sRE s4ER fas'nsfaas ssfsa.ss
Saso5ttSe MAN. a pick up automobile part. part.
SScaS s1eSs;Sas MofoR 6Rc CO.. 56fs g. ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN. 1913. D. C. drivers license.
mobile: nice appearance. MISS GRAY.
rs YSgsa ssShsS sAs s'.s sor york Vim
So s9nSSeT GaS sGSrea q RS5 oHs otcr
BeIdns T0isPf MoTos
1os Go En- aEk Nss ss xS5a ave- ess eu-
as1ia iIeas; sso sseod fSs fhssr;, :, Apply sTAND1RD
iN4ERSsTioSaI RHg S aaf caRRfEk X III wants ishs
engineers for overseas and domestic as.
hold a. l. & certificate; age. 2i-s5;
years diversified maintenance experience
on heavy multi-engine type AIRCRAFT or
Must pass hight physical and have proof ei
citizenship for passport procurement: Adj
dress inquiries to Personnel Relations Dept.
port. WASHINGTON. D.. c.
oh soMMEas CAMERA Can Ira i ExcHANdE. i4i6
sec ! cofShEp GSSk nSf MEN needed to process raw
corn for the manufacture Of Fritos,
nationally known product. Is cents per
sR bssaesda pEzS Desires m.n.ser
with fun KNOWLEDGE Of dry! cleaning bust.
ness to organize e an svsning .,,srend rreM; FOG
amsffioGs III FIX gs1x xoGaG sGs MEN a7ss. who Are
Interested In making selling their lies
work: complete training IN selling 81 sda,
men who. are willing to study and work to
son. NATIokAL CASH REdisTER 60.
FakrlT1Mk 1ans 4 X niT WORK for ar student. Who
live in Arlington or vicinity, car REQUIRED.
newspaper. You should earn $50 per
rssE sE ao Phone hSsr' OK s S9ss sss T er
Holston or Mr. Sparks;
WE ARE NOW acceoting. applications for
men who have the Qualifications and are
career. reputable combination company:
qualihast tons: Age. 25 to 40. married. fam
ily responsibilities. previous sales exper-
snee IN other lines ,t hslDda in nose tSe como ano
pitai benefits. for self anc dependents.
Guaranteed salary ano commission, Inter
views Mon. and Wed. am. TO IL noon
PART.TiME aiE : hiiiing station work; good pay.
hours to suit: future opportunity. See
W. H. BARNETT. 1928 Nichols Sc. O.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
Tea at legation

Mime. Aladar Szegedy Maszak,
wife of the Minister of the Hun
garian Legation, will entertain the
members Of the Women's City Club
at q tea from 4 to o'clock this
afternoon.
Receiving with Nine. Szegedy-
Maszak will be Mrs. Paul Mark,
wife Of the Counselor of the Lega-
ton, Mrs. Gladys Myers Bowling,
president of the Women,s City Club,
and Miss Marguerite Griffin, chair
man of the clubs World Relations
Committee.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
PEG AnasiUersarv

Chapter j, PEG Sisterhood will
celebrate its 18th birthday anni-
versary at 8 pm. Monday In the
home Of Mrs. Josephine Stansfeld,
52O4 Hampden lane, Bethesda, Md.
Miss Caroline McC Cullough will be
co-llostess with Mrs. Stansheld.
The chapter will also honor Miss
Jane Mackay Anderson, q charter
member, who has left the city, who
until this meeting has been hostess
on each birthday anniversary.
Evening star., 1946-10-05
OAR Board Meets

The Executive Board of the Dis
trict OAR State Ofiicers Club is
meeting at 2:30 pm. today at the
home of Mrs. Donald M. Earle,
5035 Reno road NV. Plans for the
Silver Anniversary dinner, date Of
which will be announced later, will
be discussed.
Evening star., 1946-10-05

CLAIMS ADJUsTER, casualty insu.ance
et9kskRfSfsf1 tIRks Ri q x 1osoar sssaa sd.y week d In
surance experience. desired, but not re.
quired; convenient downtown location
Gsll or. sgss for sIIointmsnt- :. a:1.5a s
able; GOOD ,,r salary lnSs Apply GEORGES
GsooK: COO K:HS6sEiaAN 4 foEr s family & M ? IN mod:
service: references required. Box 1851
eSMBISAncE electric lar. and ,,.ss ssst,lsns Z,
prsfsrred. prsS Apply i chief engineer. uLINi
s, ;ssh ;sssasss ;sss;
and ali makes Of commercial sas eauip-
naent; must be able to route and super.
vss WITH
s.sIns slsl aasomobiie R Us % Hbply P 1907
oS5F4ERMAs. aSsb Il RlMxAis good gsy meals: day day q
Ss{s. .s1Es. III % vass AyEss sss
SHOPS, INC, Famous for. Hamburgers,
especially attractive; opportunity for ad-
yanceTnsnt. Call 81 5000 for informa.
i1Ga DisHMasHER We & and S tisshsn ia Nh helpers nisht
work: no Sundays. NAPoLEON's. 264s
Sisssawzsl1ss ass ssss s,sss ssssa.i s,sa n;sl, ~
bRHFTsMAN. experienced and competen!
In patent drawings. None ether need
fRHRaixi fbRHaiTsAN c61TkRns 41 dRo s' thorough
dyo sss Sh sna ss1ssno s1ss Daa NIB
e1ering permanency; salsry open. Box
DRsirtslMAk. Dsalf.tslsialk chief soposraphic, sooe
saiary; permanent position. JACK AIN,
nen as'pasr' ms ff ssR HsHnsp sGs sssa a s.
oil company: modern equipment, pleasant
qujred. Boz 2S7-K. star: -
DRIVERS for JACK y JILL diaper route
Apply 1859 Ft. Myer dr., ArlinGton. Va
DRUd @ CLERK. s45 week. Plus commission
to start: experienced HGGER'S DRUGS
INC, 5017 Conn. ave. NV.
DRUG CLERK, experienced, must have
ply in person. UPTOWN PHARMACY. $3.50
GGnn' 6aH essi cIEaSTNG asHi p-spotters, Wool v
pressers: good working conditions; piece
work or hourly basis. Apply L. M. BARN
HARDT 34I4 GeorRia ave. -B
ELECTRICIAN, with Prince GEORGES Ccun.
naent. good working conditions. PHONE
EHEcTRfCIAN. EH csHRffCIAN $50 an hour. Can Co
3ess @ , q = appay gpId e rs Ssls 18th st nssa
fEfscTkIcI4M wy Win tosls: sxperienceds i
81 s5a ,oa; sa4 must nsv'
famihsr With wirins Of oil burners and
Eas boilers: steady work and good pay
df. 1851. 6ei2 zth It. nv.
Evening star., 1946-10-05

slssstors: @ I no Sunday s work. 45is Conn. @ ays. M
OFFICE BOZ, white. over 1s. for fun
time employment, sorting mail and rum
ssens aas eis SDpg aosiafi s acGd asssaz Ssa
on HRoADcAsTERs, 1850 N St. NV. %
permanent position. KIT MUSIC Co,
taR cffRIeE i i NAN for ell burner service dfpt.
to work from 20 Il pm; including Jun; Jun
pay. opportunity for advancement; perma-
oss see Mr A. eSo e.
81 81 sbJhsNEs A. Msn1saRo EsoaxN16s s.etricsns
must have q. and Arlinston. Va, i.
preferred, for steady work. .cail Mr.. Nc
cLELLAND. cH. 0S9b. between am.
sc ofe ssuRR;Rks R;ak sEsx1cEMAN Mus. b ] e.
Trio, Mr. TurneE. a2l9 ard st. nv,
must bs .nd ss
sunss e bnd pss EGG aos o Co.
81 SeaSa ssasn ssis santsS s. sE
see IA ulmsn. NEW YORK jEWEIRY
SR2;, GR;,sHTFnThr 12F ~ g. rnHk I'm srCHANrcs sna
S:Ipsrs. SSIIsrn psrnsnent Work WITH ions.sstaS. ie
Tons. Tons iSs sSisfy desired: sddrsss and tsIs;
QuOuG llQu1UGEsl--s WYNN. 4kS<tkN yyA$xtkAkS
COMPANY. 1852 Columbia road nv.
SsNamESrAi WssNsnaimnGsSSnr \, d ilh6N 81 woRxER and Ia os-
e. and .stairbuilder. capable Of directing
Others, for permanent position with long-
established compeny. Write, diving ul,ali-
1n,as. phSns .HY aymbsEs saa UnI1m nShl. IRON WORKS
Sfs4RE gssasRs'osRH sHtdRES 8 B teolor.d d.D.nd.sIe
and sober. top wages including meals.
sss MT. o'srisn; psTsonnsI len once; oboS-
PAPER HANGER or conlhtnAt ton. steady
work, sasy Day Or piece work. Can afteaF. 8.
fXcKEss. d2ss cHEcKEEs. stockkespsrs, s.
once, sth noos. WooDWxRD . 10TH
RQP 9;30 70 daily; % .
permanent position. H1o0ERS DRUGS.
fsIaLziRSlANccfisiT.--E fILi = Exssslens xczkins cond,-
lions: calI MR. PRH9ToN On. 1883 -
registered In p. C.t Tor
modern drugstore. located doNnt0Mn
please STATE experience and relerenesss 4
denttaL Box 70-Is star. -
Evening star., 1946-10-05

MAINTENANCE y
pentry work. AZ
WHITE. care Of HI
NAN between 80
who has had son
sell furniture. o.
the right man to
manaeership OF brl
swer unless thorou
Box 24-L. Star.
MAN wanted for q
experienced with
person. d. BALL
Co. 610 II st. NV
MAN, printing, Sc
perience: wel1-estal
offers excellent OBJ
initiative, under 81
BOX 39S-L. Star.
MAN. over 81 yea
truck and general
opportunity to VIC
CHESAPEAKE PLA
CO., 1929 14th st.
MAN, white, want
shortage of materii
of. daytime, mar
ences; interview q
ExTERMINATNG