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Evening star., 1947-08-02
WHma.Keck Weds
Mai. Richardson

Announcement is made Of the
marriage of Miss Wilma Keck,
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs
william Keck of Reading, Pa, to
Mai. Joseph Marshall Richardson
of Washington, son of Mrs. Joseph
M. Richardson of Churchland, Va.
and the late Mr.. Richardson. The
Rev. Crawford w. Brown ofhciated
at the wedding in Bethlehem
Chapel of the washington Cathe-
dral of st. Peter and st. Paul.
Mr.. D. G. Dalton Of Pittsburgh,
brother-in-law of the bride, gave
her in marriage, and Mrs. Dalton
attended her sister. Mr.. Nelson
Deranian of Washington served as
best man for Maj. Richardson.
The bridegroom's mother, Mrs.
Richardson, and his brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Maui
rice B. Tonkin, with their son,
Maurice, of Hilton Village, Va, and
young Bill and Don Dalton, jr., sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Dalton, and
Mrs. Mary Dalton, of Pittsburgh,
were the only witnesses at the we'd
ding.
The bride is a graduate of Brad
ford College and Katherine Gibbs
Secretarial School She served over
seas with the American Red Cross
for three years. Maj. Richard
son attended William and Mary
College and served for five years
in the Mediterranean and Middle
East theatres.
Evening star., 1947-08-02
Costa Rican Enp0v
Luncheon Host:
DIPLOMATS TrapeL
By Katharine M. Brooks

The Costa Rican Ambassador
Senor Don Francisco dep. Gutierrez,
was host at luncheon yesterday, en-
tertaining at the Maydower in honor
kof the newly appointed United
States Ambassador to Costa Rica,
kMr. Walter Donnelly.
Other guests were the recently
returned Uruguayan Ambassador
DR.. Juan Carlos Blanco; the FL
Salvador Ambassador, DIR. Don
Hector David Castro; the Bolivian
Ambassador, Senor Don Ricardo
Martinez Vargas; the Peruvian
Ambassador to the Pan American
Union, DR.. Juan Bautista de La
vale; the Guatemalan Charge
ldAffaires, Senor Don Francisco
Linares Amanda, and the Secretary
Of Agriculture of Costa Rica, Ing.
Jose Joaquin Paralta.
The former Colombian Ambassador
to Washington, Senior Don Carlos de
Sanz de Santamaria, attended the
luncheon and others present were
the chief of protocol, Mr.. Stanley
Woodward; the president of the
Export-Import Bank, Mr.. William
McChesney Martin; Mr.. Murray
Wise and Mr.. Tapley Bennett of the
Central American Affaires Division
of the State Department; the First
Secretary of the Costa Rican En-
bassy, Senor Don Francisco DEP
Gutierrez, jr., and DR.. Guillermo
Sevilla Sacasa.
The Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de Espinoso de los Monteros
and their daughter Blanca have
gone to New York to remain over
Sunday. They are accompanied by
Sonora de Espinoso de los Monteros
brother, Senor Jodge Rice of Mexico.
The Argentine Ambassador, Dr.
Oscar IvaniSsevich, returned yes
terday from the Midwest to greet
his countrymen, Senor Ernesto Uri-
buru, former secretary of the En-
bassy here, who is skipper of the
sailing vessel, Ell Gaucho. Senor
Uriburu and his crew of three ar
rived yesterday afternoon at the
Capital Yacht Club after a con-
siderable delay because of the storm
Thursday. FL Gaucho sailed from
New York in January to retrace the
route of Christopher Columbus when
he set sail in 1892 and discovered
the New World.
Senor Uriburu has as his crew his
brother, Senior Mario Roberto Uri-
buru; Senor Miguel A. Britos,~ who
also has served at the Embassy in
Washington, and 1t. Julio A. G..
Vazquez. El Gaucho is a 50foot
craft and has circled in the globe In
the past six months.
The newly appointed Portuguese
Ambassador, Mr.. Tortonio Perriera,
who has been in New York for sew
eral days came to Washington yes
terday. He temporarily will occupy
the apartment in Wardman Park
Hotel in which his predecessor, Dr.
Joao de Bianchi and Nine. Bianchi
lived for some time.
Evening star., 1947-08-02
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK and g.h.w.; must be good cook; up
af staF' rM z 1881 ans bath; live in or out $50
COOKING. rh.w.. colored. live in: good
G.H.W., cooking: city references required;
9 in family; NV. section private home,
G.H.W. and light laundry; Ave and half
auired. sSif University Park. Nd, WA. ss5s
GIRL, colored. for s,h.w. and laundry; to
live in; must be fond of children: l after
noon and all day Sunday. GE. 1904.
GIRL, eolorss; s ter general housevork'
HHto5IusSEsKifEEPER, HOT age age between s5 and ss
sa snss seed a'es aa@s with ini
HSusRkEEfER-codk1NG. RofnsRfS RE ssd fond of Chill
sEsn ss ssns vssf sss spa
aoUsEKEEPER. aoi isaSEEPER white. middle-.ged wom.
II Hssts tssS hsp? sss sSSn '0'fa sao
maid work and help manaEe rooming
house; live in; no dependents; good pay.
IivEsM IHi sNi MAID to do s.h.v cooking, help
with ehildren references 1dss health
electric washer, 2 childrens @ live IN; goo good
home Tor reliable person; S2O week, reter-
ences~necessary. SH. 40S9. 3
SETTLED WOMAN for gh.w. and cooking,
for family OF 4 adults. Live In nics room
in cool suburbs. Call OIL. 3177 ewes. and
week ends j
WOMAN, white or colored. to take COM
while mother works; must live in the vicin-
ity OF Silver Spring, Takoma, Park. Only
those with good references and health
VIZ. Cali sH. S4s1. in Silver Spring, Md.
A COUPLE to take charge Of a home.
cation; live in. excel. salary. Du. 1890.
Evening star., 1947-08-02

late Mr.. White of Chevy Chase. Md
She attended the Convent of the
Sacred Heart and Manhattanville
College in New York City. Her
fiance was graduated from Princeton
University and received his law de-
gree from the University of Michi-
gan. During the war he served in
England with the 9th Air Force.
Thorne-SfevenS
At an informal party last eve
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Thorne
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Shirley Thorne, to
Mr.. Robert Conway Stevens. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald w. Stevens OF
La Grange, III. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Miss Thorne, who is q native
Evening star., 1947-08-02
PERSONAL.

AGED AND INVALIDS given excellent care
and diet in nurses own lovely home. EN-.
SLIP COVERS. draper,es. upholstering;
wide selection Of latest fabrics: quick. Ell
qoN f'eei sSPes uPHoEsTFs1Na ss sssss co 1906 St
HOME Hs = HEagfNG 2SgH ExzERTs-warm air.
hot water. coal, oil, gas. repairs, GO, CONVEX s
estimates without obligation. Phone Or
ss Waves ,ssss,n.S,s 81 RI
TNa EGSh s0qs sEs6rY y sa'eeasG nsio
i you ARE n NEED Or A LOAN yg.sss
fGSDiERs NC. ssot asor.ia ave
/ year; or days Az wkis; W eve everything i1rn.
incl. food, clothing. laundry; rsas.
SLIP slip COVERS, DRAPERIEs-co. 5000. s.
NEAuLT. Decorators.
ROOM board and p.G care 70. elderly peOglss;
Will Will ARTHUR ROBBINS please send ad-
dress poste @ @5estante to WALTER j. ZEN lnS
vEITCH STREET KINDERGARDEN: day
saa SGaEdsEsst ssBt ?nr0 sS 1seh fs term s
fiANo TUsNkRi@All repairs and rebuild.
eaF eas fshsSnoPe vfeToR oRoRaE Or AT. 4sse or
22SgMffTTiY' fTi' ,puMgTy NURSERY School 7-
invited; licensed home. UN. O1S1, 4
FOR lRESTFUL VACATION Enjoy
and fun at prvafs s
ington: weekly rates. Phone West River
61-F-3, selby- -the-Bay. MRS. GAINo9R-
sNAPsHOoTERs-supplement your PHO
tos with sound; recording on unoreakable
metal discs made in your home, Easily Easily
pals Or gE9Sps Eyep1ss dn 1y apgS,ntment 1gSa
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE day =. and and, resi- sdr
sth @ grade; ia aceredited fR daily Transportation
sSrs s'sE Raisa upon request s4Oi Ga
sEfP sEf "a eovERs, 1SR draperies valances, pro-
iessionally tailored from our or your q. ma-
NURsiNG It isS HOME, vacancy in first rate
nursing home for bed patient; excellent
24;hr. Nursing car care under medical super
TIRfiANsPoRrATIoN provided for yacatiogn
at Penna. mountain cottase RE. 1927.
BABY sITTERs REGIsTRY.,Motherrs; BE-
eRsa 6T 5onasa yoa Soms or
Sc. white or colored Md. or Va. COX
SETTER HEALTH sTUDio = Colds and
chronic pains treated: trained nurse: ap-
SELECT CHI DREN. to 12, boarded and
tutored; private Christian, Chris country Romxe
MOTHERS t2l. employed. with child be-
tween 2 and g. to share attractively fur
nished master room with bath; including
Junior room and day care for children;
also kitchen privileges. 1873 loth ST. Nv
WANTEDrDay care for 7-year-old boy. in
the vicinity of 9Th and Kesrny ne. Box
REWARD OFFERED for information Lead
ing to Identification OF truck IN collision
with Chevrolet sedan on East-West nWy.
between 10th and Connecticut about z p; m.
July 81. Phone Ordway 6549 or write Box
4Al-X Star D.
Evening star., 1947-08-02

Washingtonian, was graduated last
year from Miami University. She
did postgraduate work at the Phila-
delphia School of Occupational
Therapy and now is stationed at the
Hines Veterans Hospital in Hines,
Ill.
Mr.. Stevens attended Northwest
|ern University and he served as a
lieutenant q. g. in the Navy, two
years of which were spent in the
Pacific. He now is in business with
his father in La Grange.
CofeH-Rabrishf
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harold
Coffelt OF Falls Church announce
the approaching marriage of their
daughter, Miss Betty Ruth Coffelt,
TO Mr.. Leonard Frank Rubright, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson Rub
right of Dunn Loring, Va. The we'd
ding will take place at the Columbia
Baptist Church in Falls Church on
August Is.
Miss Coffelt attended the Univer-
sity of Tennessee and the Ameri-
can University. Mr.. Rubright also
attended the American University
after being released from active duty
in the Naval Reserve.
De Grange.BaIdridse
Invitations have been received to
the wedding of Miss Dorothy de
Grange, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Clay de Grange of Winchester,
and Mr.. Thomas Wood Baldridge of
Winchester, son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Lee Baldridge. The
ceremony will take place August 9
at the Loudoun Street Presbyterian
Church.
Evening star., 1947-08-02
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. ~ B-9
4
HELP WOMEN. Cont. J.

Must hll all following qualifications: q
unattached. 90 good shorthand, t5) ex-
ssleps no,t tgpist CO attrsssiys
U. S. birth, t9l pronounced efficiency, de-
pendsbility and responsibility. Reply Box
sscRErakY sei 5is living in Bethesda vicinity.
GEO. ". RosERTsstoSN L1MsER CO. siol
Wis. ave-, Bethesda, Md. WI. S267. -3
SECRETARY. real estate ONCE; must have
knoTledge ss Of h shorthand and typins prefer
ence; pleasant working conditions: salary
MAURICE B. BERENTiER Z CO. Di sa34,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. you
attractive, efhcient? Fast at shorthand?
Like aviation? Like meeting people?
4oa Southern Bldg. S Y washington. D. o,' Z.
Y-sTENoGRAPHER, large cor
ine mmediateiy. air-eonditioned ofnces;
age and experience Box 3se-V star.Ss
saSE saoa ps1 ssis aDDs 1Pss sRAsR sny %
furnish best references. Apply 37so Min
sTENoGKAPHiEsR- -BooKKEEPER, expert
full qualifications. references, salary de-
sired o- Al correspondence confidential.
sHf sfENSeRiFafk SS9is Sifi in financial orsanisa-
on; ssv pleasant r. sqrrsundangs Mp heyss
Shorthand re-
CURED; CURED; starting saiary. $35 per wk;; Ar
son. poMiNioN EEEcTRic SUPP sUPPLY e.,
NC. 5053 Lee hwy. Arl, Va: 4
ing conditions. good salary; no special
training necessary; some ONCE experience
s5sfss5sa sTfNosRAF2EEfiE RSH sSSX ssaE CLERK small
day week.; si4s monsh, cail Rozs *. ssss.
TEACHER, part time; Tauxemont Nursery
School, near Alexandria; small groups, ages
ga to 5; good salary, ideal setting; expe..
eIas salary
HSa Woodiey PARK e' ToWeps' Asp s7s7 @ Devonssire %
TYPisr for Bethesda ONCE; so w.pm,:
over 21. Call MR.. FREEDMAN, WI. 6e22.
s1sf ist6g
white. experienced Apply in
person, 1927 Ga. ave., SILVER SPRING
WAITRESS. white experienced and de, de,
pendable, to WORK in del1cateSSen from
II am. to z pm. Apply in person, 1901 |
varnum st. ne. (Mt Rainier. Md. =
WOMEN with exper. in sewing, 70 train !
as sewing teachers: excel opportunity for
Advancement and perm. employment Apply
st, NV. ask for Mrs. Greene. 3
congenial, who needs good home.
TO keep house for working couple and care
[or bsby Room. board, salary; perm Job
WOMAN, colored, between s5 and 40 yrs.
!oeal !sl f;: references; > SIS per per Wk. E' cail GE
AssoC1AToR and shipper:
good nav. 1888 Buchanan st. NV. ,
general housekeeper, white.
over 40, healthy, reliable; room on End
mother; no Sundays; recent references.
PeH P2RaaNENf ii2tIEi f'E SELLING JOB, guaranteed
salary plus commission. with wel-known,
highly rated Wash. firm. Apply Mr..
7ECORA, Lafayette Hotel, 18th and Eye :ts
4 ss5 SALARY. board and nice private rm..
light person in our detached Chevy Chase,
D. c., home; wanted is white lady OF
yood BACKGROUND, not over 80, to assist
ny wife by plain cooking and doing other
,outine household chores; have other help
or laundry. ETC.; there will be adults
including yourself and 8 school-age chill
lren: reasonable arrangements regarding
letails when writing. Box 447-V, Star. 3
SMALL LOAN COMPANY mas immediate
opening for experienced clerk-typist; light
FOOD starting salary, Apply 34O0 Rhode
Island ave. Mt. Rainier. Md. 4
Evening star., 1947-08-02
uoME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, remodeling, carpentry. plumb
ing, plastering. painting, etc: free estl-
Rssiros sssf 9S 9sasE dazh eo s5affR re-
ADDITIONS, concrete cement work. foot
steps, retaining walls. old and new WORK.
eIfEkA G fAaaAi; AAEPslntlns, inside and out. 5
painting. sash cords installed and screens
y HSIt =. ps. sRs D'Y2f aSsl
DRIVES CO. IA. 1884, Elmwood 621. %
asPHALT DRIvEWAYs, private c,,; Fosds' ads
R9IapiNS s2nf pESmPto ss
sqoRs sS%MsFe!e aHsfRucdS Gs as 5SF CT estimate
SfMEEr M c4 %6sk sons Tss a.
terraces, c walks. chimneys. fireplaces; ee-
ment driyggays poTchss retaining ann Saek. Sa.iks:
Tle dnSrhfs Ma RsR RhSRe FShEs. FSi1S' Teds sd
drilled for 9 lines. stand made Of 2-inch n
pipe, s6.45 each; economy 1h-lnch pipe.
$3.50 each; delivered and installed o IN z.
T. concrete; $3.50 each CHI HY Yi,tst osss; w,rs O.
ly Ss.s nns soFP s%R.dfss fsa ss''n W
fP fGscRs, Rs efa chain link wire. wood; paintins.
papering, concrete WORK and @ gen n9ms no s,19 IN
PToyeme9tss sEsLHiE SCENE c0d s0d hnissins i
Il FLooRs sSss 81 sAaDED sO S'a and finished
snS sazsssv svIoR E9Ek d1Re %R ]ias p g. Va and Md
FLOOR sERVICE-Nothing but the best:
laying, sanding, finishing. cleaning par
sa fsei GsoNTsaeToRs sssasaeaso DiS Nc % 49, Wseon-
aESEssL ~ ays; NO NSOoNSTRaCrINe, estimates freely
zsR1E zzsR rsS e. D1fasSs5t a4s s5tS SGtk St. sye Re- 1888
GENERAL HOME IMPROVEMENTS, attic
Ia large or small Jobs. DI. 56sl after Pm.
HEATING-on furnaces and oil burners; MI.s
summer and winter domestic hooknP; ;,, ex-
RRadtNEERfNo Enc shsEfsHsosc CO, s5a1 Ga. ave. dE.
fGSs HONE II HEATING aIHSi ExPERTs-warm air.
hot water. coal oil gaS: rsDaMi; res5Dnsni;ations ions
RRTEficaEas REi afgy MoDERNIzED, floor to ceiling,
Ws sss'aTs and Tnsey ias ssness
placed. general improvements. MODERN
R2MFF RFsisFrsG, &c. FApERISe. sA SsfS K.mTonlns and
general home ar repaissx: sssx old paper femofeo
PPsaINTiNG Ps and ps3ering. floor sanding.
snssr-psseins' suss Tere: ssf aooi 1sss: ss osERT
RooFING, SIDING, storm windows. con-
crete porehes. We repair or replace any
ments as low as S5 per mo- For q free
estimate. cali MR.. IsARp. TAYLOR e427:
REMODEL. modernise your nome ,sy, 9ey,
LHTIoN CO. 5sogS 5sgr gis crsN. fSs Cyl VI nSof lsoo.
ing, siding. guttering, painting, paper1ngs
low monthly terms. For free estimates
call Wa 84S6, days or evenings.
CONTINUED on Next Page,
Evening star., 1947-08-02
Miss Helen Dea
We'd Last Epening

Wearing cream satin gown, set
off by her pearl necklace, gardenia
bouquet and fingertip veil of illusion,
Miss Helen Mildred Dex yesterday
became the bride of Mr.. Chester
Paul Weidner of Houston, Tex. She
is the daughter >of Mr.. and Mrs. Max
J. Dex of Washington and he is the
son of Mr.. Richard F. Weidner of
Beasley, Texas.
The Rev. Donald Lee Leonard Of
ficated at the ceremony which took
place last evening at 8 o'clock in
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church and was followed by a re-
ceptioli at the home of the brides
parents.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and attended by her
sister, Miss Katharine Dex, as maid
OF honor, and Miss Sally Freeseman
and Miss Adelaide Mckee as
bridesmaids. Miss Dex wore an
orchid gown and carried a bouquet
of mixed spring flowers, while the
other attendants were clad in apple
green gowns, carrying similar bou-
quets.
Mr.. Freddie Weidner of Houston
was best man and the ushers were
Mr. Robert Barsumian of Evanston,
ILL.,, and Mr.. John Dex, brother Of
the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weidner left for a
two weeks honeymoon in the Pocono
Mountains and at the Maryland
peach home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dex.
They plan to make Washington their
home for year before moving to
Houston. The bridegroom served
n the Navy and is now attending
a radio engineering institute in
Washington.
Evening star., 1947-08-02
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. on daily-rate basis; new
books eBe opened; 2b years, experience. Phone
AccoGNTANTaBooPs AZ }aSg sfier P% opened kept tax
returns; .payrolls, etc, reasonable rates
RaRTESbfs baGnf II Ss0s. AND BAR MGR, u years
sfssIsnt; @ WTits sss 4$s-x: star: star. g ~
ss.ts. IT s ssss Il IN Il
ererces BOX 4O5-X. Star. 3.
CHAUFFEUK, butler; cook. eolored, desires
G3aAGrGR III sifE ffss ca E o4sa souseman
general work; sober and Trustworthy: ref.
W. sPos sST 41a5k s1sr
pable, available. State salary. Box 166-X.
ELEVATOR oPERAToR-switchbo COL
ored Gil pm; OF y midnisht-s am: re-
FUNERAL apiI hIE nIRECToR, Va. license. IS yrs. /,
experience with leading firm, capable Of
WsssnEton Dfse Se1 4Y fss5ss star t.
GENERAL CoUsTRUCTIoN superintend.
ent. go-gettef, wants work on rush job
only. State salary willing to pay right
Gaa GaapJs4E az 1sSTKu sfkuoTGRAL sFfH and aero
gineer. MS, age SO; six yrs. aero. expert
ence, nine Yrs. struet. and mech; desires
position IN inv in D. a,ed .st,vity 0 se5 minimum
LAWYER with II years claim adjustment
and real estate sxpeTisnce atsr desires connee-
MAN, coiored. wants perm. work Of any
OFFiCE MGR. OR ASST, age 50, married,
college education: 13 yrs. with same Arm,
still employed: desires new connection IN
d. c.; also exper. in traffic. transp.: excel.
AINTER-DECORATOR, first-class inter:
ior, exterior: prompt and courteous Can
PRAcTICAI fSsA@EHi Mail NURSE. ex-pharma-
cist's mate and neuropsychiatr1c techni-
clan, u s. Navy. for 3 years; 40.hour
week; $40; male patients only. FIR. 5S99.
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT desired by
college student imam. which. will enable
available from / to pm. CH. 3474. 3.
Evening star., 1947-08-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

GIRL, young, to do baby sitting or care
for small children: references. CO. 1876.
GIRL, colored, experienced, neat. desires
position as sandwich, salad or soda foun-
tain. Call Ii. $3.50 >
GIRL. colored. neat. nice looking. desires
snses s1s s' Tfsrsszs IT. sz4 g. '0un''rsr good
LADY. white, baby sitter, win consider
living quarters in lieu Of salary. Box
MEpfCAs aIs1H SECRETARY, nurse with over
2h years training, desires position. doc
tors once; some clerical ability. OR. 6241.
NURSE. graduate; light nursing. com
SsnGa z Eays Yros r. I'is. IT,
Morse. T SEQ eolored. undergraduate. years
hospital experience, desires position OF any
Rind; well known DER. AID. 533S. -3
NURSE. colored, trained, practicai ex-
perience; ref, s-hour duty, $3.50. Ii.
NURSE twhite,. enaeient, semi-inyalid.
chronic cases, s or o hrs, day or night;
i've in OPTIONAL ref. Giebe 40s5. a.
work desired. Monday through Friday, in
Il iksEcsfTHok1sT ffsilSop erfrisT. sx-ssryie. x9m;
Rs e Ssas: 's41ss aRs: ssassss
SECRETARY, years secretarial, PB1
and teletype operation, 3 years sec 70
executive: resigned position to marry, de.
sires 5-day work position: Arl. pref but
not mandatory; avail. immed. Box l4S-S
sss5R desires
temporary work during Aug. and Sept.
experience. sH 1924. -
Evening star., 1947-08-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored. wants general housework;
live in DU 1894.
GIRL, colored, desires general housework,
light housekeepins, plain cooking: no
nights, 5-day week. Call Elk. 1851.
GIRL, colored. desires Job In private family,
live out; references. Call NO. 779S. --S
GIRL, colored. wants days work or weeks.
SH. S749.
GIRL, colored, desires charwork; part time.
day or night. Call EX. 30S1:. 3s
GIRL wants days work. Call Franklin
1888 50
GIRL, colored. desires evening. work from
4 30 pm. on; exper. counter girl or
g.h.w., waitress. Call LU. 52l1. 3s
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL desires lob taking
care of small child or light cleaning. Call
HO 3l65
WOMAN. colored. desires psrt-time work
Exper. cleaning, cooking and
WOMAN. white, desires work in rooming
house. Victor 1926
white. reliable. wants housework
BY the day; NV. preferred. Me. 1925.
colored, light housework or days
work or baby sitting: refs. Phone FIR.
1898 Ss
Evening star., 1947-08-02
HELP MEN.

ADvERTIsING SPACE salesman for peri
odieal; Experisns,s ,s,I REQUIRED; Good back q:
strssht ianns EN- rsses assa
AGENT wanted, experienced Or inexperi-
eneed; agent to bin arg. ard collect debts n;,;
coMMoNWEALTH LIFE INsURANcE Co,
3rd floor, Alexandria National Bank Build
ing, Alexandria, Va, or phone Alex. 0233.
APPLICAToRs t2l, exper., to apply asbestos
siding and asphalt roofing. Don't apply
II not exper MIR. LYNCH, 1905 ST. NV,
AssnsrAST SIS; ANT MANAGER for sorting de-
partment: no experience required: excel
Gus, intelligent, thorough worker. Appli-
can't must have sound references; Apply
n { NEa N Ea1 sss asds
h1ToMoBiLE a. ON nm BoDYMAN. by washins-
toms Oldest Ford dealer; wonderful oppor-
cation cation and AM holidays with pay. Apply MI
Brown, HILL & TIBBITTS, lila Vermont
aUro AZ S MEcHANcs ia gssv experienced needed to
repair Buicks;. 5-day week, good pay, ex-
ceptional working conditions. in modern
ssss tssz ossr to Hi sad SSPfsP:as% .es sT
SiSHi AUTO MECHANIC G - Here is a Job you
asty sHs a"iSl Finest Working 0e
pitalization, etc. in one of the fastest
foHnf II sh .res yon ss5fs
saIsslfg g5fdssi; se n Hsns 81
aGq6 s466a nse SSsf SPsea
various makes Of cars; excel. working
sond in a new bldg nv With nh twin post nns nfts
See ses M. Denis0n; rR5ANGaG nA aaGo MOTORS
A9ToMobLE sG1g aye MEdHANics h n sSoa ea,, e1per.
only; we will pay top salary for the right
pay. pay Insurance. hosDitaiisation and best
sSf[Ss sT5sK Ns Se s1 ssis H. Georgia ave- slYsf
AUTO PARTS MEN, exper., preferably with
Chrysler parts; better than $500 per mo.
to START good hrs and working conditions
De Soto and Plymouth parts wholesaler.
Call Mr.. D.xon or Mr.. Schal DE 4S1o,
tufoM6TIHE !, r sT5HAEr pnSTs 1MG SALESMAN, chsv-
rolet dealer. exper pref. good salary: paid
ses sas ennHa' cHEvY cRsgR Psaanses aoroR 1 CO..
xuTS saor eys esE eis ma Hen1g must be well
experienced In Chevrolet car and truck re-
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to sessss ssss saSsi,fRsse szs
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enced; guaranteed 500 per wk. Ideal
free group hospitaIization. Apply Mon, to
Mr.. N; JOYCE. 637 st. NV.
B0OKKEEPER, expert, to do bookkeep-
ing and assume responsibility for all gen
eral once procedure and small nanufac-
turing business perm. joh.: excel op-
portunity. Boy 5o0-v. Star; -3
Chapel and Chillum rds. ne. or Wheeler
I'd, and Barnaby st. Sc. Or call ANTHONyy
for direction to other jobs. IS
BRICKLAYERS, New Jersey ave. and e SC.
BRICK LAYERs-2s men; 2-year job st stt
per day. sH. 1000, sH. 5656. .-3
BRICKLA!ERS. $23 per day; can hire on
or call NE. 0740 between 8 and pm.
Next weeks job win start at 18th st. near
BRffGe;KiLAYERs. first-elass, sa6 day. Phone
oFdWay o454. job at 1859 s2nd st. !. Nv
BRICKLAYERs for q number of Jobs in
Wash. area; all large work; top wages and
travel time where required. ANCHOR
FIRE PROOFING CO.. 900 p st. NV.
Phone RE. 1856. IS