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Evening star., 1947-02-27
III on Burning Tanker
Rescued in Pacific
By the Asseeiossd Prs.s

BALBOA. Canal Zone. Feb. 27.-A
crew Of II was reported rescued last
night from an American tanker
burning in the Pacific on Gaiera
Point, Ecuador.
The Grace Line steamship Look
out radioed she had taken aboard
the fun crew Of the 10 ,296-ton tanker
Royal Oak and was standing by to
put q salvage party aboard.
The Lookout's message, relayed by
the Navy to the Boyd Brothers,
Balboa agents for the Royal Oak,
reported the tanker on fire but still
afi0at.
Before the rescue, the Lookout
radio operator told of seeing an ex-
plosion and later three hfeboats
from the Royal Oak.
Distress messages from the tanker
earlier had sent ships and planes
hurrying toward her position from
various directions. Galera Point is
20 miles from Esmeraldas, Ecuador.
Besides the Lookout, q Panagra Air
line plane from Guayaquil, Ecuador,
an Army bomber from the Canal
Zone and other airplanes from
Quito, Ecuador, had been reported
dispatched to the scene. The steam
ship Marore also changed course to
60 to the rescue.
Bernuth, Lembcke & Co., operators
Of the tanker for the United States
Maritime Commission, said in New
York yesterday that to their knowl-
edge no casualties had occurred on
the Royal Oak.
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m. R. Groy, Publisher, Dies

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. ~ R.-
Mark r. Gray, "a, owner and pub
Usher OF the Indianapolis CONNER
cial, financial newspaper, died yes
terday. He was active in Demo-
cratic politics for many years and
was supreme governor Of the MOOSE
Lodge in 1943. '>''a e
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ueuce dOplCal.
Miss B urke,
who live d at
1705 p sire e t
NV, was q ma
tive Of Duryea,
Pa. She was q
6 r a du q t e of
s t r o u d sburg
Pa.) Teachers
College and came
to Washington
in 1918 after
t e a c h ng for
seven years in
the pu b1ic
schools of Cam
doYa N I Cha
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Miss Mary Burke Dies;
Revenue Bureau Auditor

Miss Mary Lucy Burke, 5S, an au-
ditor with the Internal Revenue
Bureau for % years, died yesterday
Of q cerebral hemorrhage at Provi-
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Darn uf Thanka

HATCHER. JAMES. The family Of the
appreciation to their many friends for their
kindness. flowers, cards and sympathy dur
ing their recent bereavement.
MR.. AND MRS. JESSE HATCHER. %
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Druhs

AGEE, JAMES, Suddenly, on Tuesday,
rsbruars Is, Is47 JAMES 49,. AdEm E,.S q g S2I5 u5
Earths [. Asse. brother Of Bertha Powell.
Clara Bryant. Mary Holman, Robert and
Ses %s r.ss;.. Asss sns Asp Notice Il ny
neral later. Arransements BY Dcyie @.
AUKARD. ADA y; Entered into eternal
rest on Monday. February "a. 1947. ADA
James Aa2.sa sne mother 81 81 sas
and James L. Aukard and the late Pearl !.
Ford. Also surviving are two grandchil-
rs snd oshsn reatvs sns sfei many amy
fr All at nG2s sse dsa 'Esns ari nsef $50
sue.sa sss g. BY Il. RsS Zines @ On q
day. March 1. at pm Interment Har-
nony Cemetery. Is q FA 20
BANKS. MARYLAND. On Thursday,
EsSEsaIz H sks at dsinfsi Ss H.
New sSS'sa York Reeasx city and N Mrs. Morenss An
, Nns ana AsG ses saryy1s Notice s 'ny N ssT
Arrangements by Doyie @. Brooks.
BANKS. RICHARD. On Wednesday, Feb
HIGH EczARS IS sAaks sa auss.nd et
fnsf q Mrs isr Mary Of Lee sSS WSeels1 Mrs susie
other relatives and friends also survive.
NOtlCc VI luucTAl ldtCE w
Yrsziers Funeral Home. Inc.
BEANS, JOHN = { colpmeiws ~ G. Igafs; e ss,ss; No.
y s.: e.: ! e!
sorrow Thursday, February "a; at
nv HARRY aMoFf r. PRATT Fl At 8; secTetars lsa N
BLALoCK. BEATRICE. On Tuesday.
sSfqs5s sS H5sps Ri lat5
and % Wiibert Davis. She also leaves other
rslativssb sba9on ans frisndS Funeral and iassr
BOWLING. lone SHAW. On wednss;,
BBoWILNG, BOWL widow Of James Bowling and
s ips'fs srsms al MFs and nsian Mr Mlten shaw Mrs
Snaff FSnsraf Hene Issas az sas4 ~ aeorsa ave-
Rockville Union Cemetery. 2s
Mondas. Esbrgsry u. ie47: at her reE
azBhag aass hf25 aye a.e NE Ass
s q h late e Mss Mspe aha
shears; shea I aunt of Miss Elsie Wilkerson and
sassf! sss john 81 rossPn saaey
Remains resting a the abeVe b residenGe T,
sss5ysss shu1s ss Ct sha sha SH:n rs street
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Services by
Chambers. ~
BRIAR, JOHN. on Tuesday, February
Is, 1947, at his residence, Wellington
villa, Fairfax County, Va. JOHN BRIAR,
husband of Florence I. Briar, father OF
services viii be held at the Little Chapel
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery, washington
BROWN, WALTER tnIONK). Departed
this life suddenly. on Tuesday Fsbrua5y
St ne beloysd son Of nth The hrn.J late Jim ans and
brother. Elliott Brown; one sister-in-law.
Edna Brown; other relatives and many
friends also mourn his passing. Relatives
and friends may call at the John T. Rhlnes
& CO. Funeral Home, 3rd and Eye SITS. s.w.,
e g sss1az aaa as as%
BURKE, MARY LUCY. On Wednesday,
February 26, 1947. at Providence Hospital,
MARY LUCY BURKE Of 17O5 st. NV,
sister Of Miss Catherine NJ. Burke Of this
city. Services at the 8. H. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home, 2so1 54th st: NV. on satuI- y.
%stthsss Sss MsFsn 1aR st. snd Rhode Il
Of the mass viii be offered at 9 am. for the
fepose Of her soul. Interment Pittston; Pa.
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BURKE. MIss MARY. The otacers and

members Of Court District q
Ssassssas SsH%sa oi "a ameass asa afs GsthSli hosi
@ member. mem Sa M Miss aeA MARY B1RKE I5iSsiE
on Wednesday, February 20
1947, and are requested to as
semble for the recitation et the rosary q
Friday evening; February %: At & 9 o'c1esk ssai
isth . nv a. hmss and to e asssnd tie s u
Matthews Cathedral. Interment in Duray
ri ELLEN McEIWEE iii TishfF Fin G5eno see. Hessn''
aag 81 aI1as2n ss at Deg
Hospital. ELEANOR j. suRRows Of 81;
Hamilton st. NV: formerly Of cumbsTland Dn {,
Pal funeral Home. Home 1901 i4th ST. n.w, OF Of
THURSDAY; February p; at $3.50 pm. In
terment Cumberland, Nd.
rssrasly Is. is47' ss esllinser Hospitsl
tie S. Il. Hires CO Funeral Home. ssS1
soph.s creek churcs s. sth Ss1xieIs snd sts S. "
on Friday February 2s. at 1870 Pm In
tsrWent +; 9Hs Tor. Lincoln Cemetery MEMBER ,
Church are requested to attend. 81
EesTusrs =! ig3?, aHRNET r eHRisFTAs Ias5sdas
stavsrt s0as Of Hoe se 30 s ey
CRUMP. VIOLA HARRIS. Entered int!
eternal rest after a short illness. VOL
HARRIS H ISs sc GRgMP Of q St sy daushs
leaves to mourn their loss devoted hus
band, Manuel Crump; foster daughter
Yvonne Johnson: cousin, Lucy Walker
aunt. Ella Farrell; bIother-in,law,, Davit
= host Of friends. Remains may be yiewet
at her late residence after 8 pm: Friday
ct pm. from st: Paurs A. M. E. Church
8th st. between D and E SITS. s.w.. Rev
Wesley B. Nash officiatins. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS b!
Barnes & Matthews. %
CURTIN, MARY AGNES. On Tuesday
February 25, 1947. at her residence, %!
pouglas st. ne; NARY AGNES CURTIN
Of John T., Maurice ]. and Lawrence F
Curtin: Mrs. Mae Mecarsar. Mrs; Heller
Mrs. Catherine Cullen Of Philadelphia. Pa
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral Home
February 2s, at $50 am; thence to ST
Martins Catholic Church. North capito
and T sts., where mass will be offered at !
Am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 2;
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II. GAMES E. Columbia Lodge, No.
90. I. B. p. o. e. of w, is hereby
notified of the Elks' services for
the Carver Memorial Funeral
Home, 20 H st. NV, Thursday,
February 27, 1947, at 8 pm.
Session Of sorrow Thursday, Feb
2, at Z Pm, at the Elks' Home,
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interment Arlington National Cemetery 2S
WRIGHT. SUSIE. On Tuesday. Febru-
ary IS, 1947, ct her residence, 1901 Dolg-
to mourn . devoted son, Elwcod Wright,
and other relatives Friends may call At
the residence Of Mrs. Georgia Wrtght. 4210l
ary 2S. Funeral services Saturday, Feb
ruary 20, at pm. at the Bethlehem Bap-
tist Church, Nichols ave. and Inward I'd.
se.. Rev. II. n, Coleman ofnciating. Ar
rnngements by Robert q. Mason. rs
Evening star., 1947-02-27

ruary 25, 1947. HE.
beloved sister Of Mr..
Matte Daasch and
Hedernan. Funeral
Funeral Home, 4S12
Friday. February %,
and friends invited.
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Dratha

j DEANS, 20 JOHN T: On Tuesday, gsbru. r, y.
TIE late charles Il. Deans. Alter 1 pm IN
:. prsass snua Fansra Home III fne sss msy r. sa
hsd on dss Hssre ssr'sss s e v ,.
Rev. r. W: Brooks ofneistinR. Intermeni
Arlington National Cemetery. ~
DUNCAN; CHARLES A; On wednesday
OF 63l Hamilton st. n-w.,. beloved husband
Duncan: srandiathsr Of W. Kennon bun.
can. SON q Mrs.arR Ann Duncan. Deas.es brothe, n,
Wharton and Mrs, Edna Bsrnum.' ali q
CO. Funeral Home. 29o1 18th a. NV. on
Saturday. March 1, at / pm. Intermeni
Glenwood Cemetery. 2S
! FAIRFAX, a FELL +; On Tuesday. Feb.
loved hnsband Of Emma A. Fairfax, father
Of Stanley B. Fairfax, son Of Sarah v
Esrrfss. Eairfsx and m brother Of Norman p Fairfsy
11th st.. Sc, on Friday, February 2s, d
/ Pm, Intermsnt National Memorial Park
n.!asE FREEMAN Nan. MARGARET y y ss1 g: On Wed.
of fgania aigaa 81 ae R5fe
the late John Francis freeman M and ana mothe, mf y
Fof Harry M III. y. Theodore e. Frsnk ., Ralph
Moore; Services at the s. Il. Hines CO. III.
neral Home, 2901 14th st. NV, on Satur-
Msreh Satbosa Il as sse % thence te g
itol st., where the holy sacrifice az the mass
VII pc onered at am. Interment st
Marys Cemetery. %
dazl ERlEpMAN. EesIAsIv HEsSSRIETTA y ee wsahss:
FRIEDMAN. beloved wife. Of Edward Fried.
Valleys FansTsl & Home saoS . Rhode she wn 1sl.nd d
VIII be held on Saturday. March i, at z
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. as
reSlaslg SSnsyE? se MAaz 1917 + s.g On gwssnssa.,
John 9s, Allen and Rucilla ,Wsrren Graves
FTisnaS aassai Tsy Hams call e the Eobe A. Msttass
Hiasa chursh sm st ifsS iirstSes
Eeet cfssf eqa sssnss
Friday at z pm. l. - II
HAMMAR. EMIL H. Col. John j Asto,
Camp, No. s. Dspartment tot oi
Dc, D: G.. Q: s. W. ", deeply re.
Conf ccmrsde q s1nshncf aSin IL the aanMaS ssash &
at United States Soldiers Home
on February "A. 1947. Funeral
2s, At 1o:40 am: interment in Soldiers Soldiers
Home Essa9sal AM0s + cfRcssss5i JAcks5N. commander
e. F. K. SCHROEDER, Adjutant.
HANFNfAN. MARGARET M. On Thurs.
Hospitai. MARGARET N. HANFNRNsi NiR4si0enee enee
McMahon), beloved wife Of the late Augus n
J. Hanfman. Funeral from the T. n
Costello Funeral Home, 1922 North Cap.
itol st. Notice of time later.
HARDY. JAMES EARL. On Tuesday,
Of 222 LoWrie pi. ne, beloved Husband
OF Sudie Hardy and father Of Frank.
Earline and Bevelyn Hardy. Also sur
Ethel Hill and Esther Walker: one grand.
mother. Penisa Hardy. and q host Of other
day, February ~. friends may cali at
the Carver Memorial Funeral Home, 90
H st. NV. Interment Wilson. N. C.
HARDY. JAMES E. Columbia Lodge, No.
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BEANS. JOHN Z. Columbia Lodge, No.
a., IS, l. B. p. o. T. of W., Is hereby
XrN notified Of the funeral of Brother
mH JOHN z. BEANS. from Frazier,s
NA Funeral Home. Inc:. ,3s9 r. I.
W. ave NV, Friday, February 2S,
1947, at IL noon. Session OF
|' sorrow Thursday, February 27. at
? p,m.. at the Eks' Gome. 3o1 R. I: ave.
NV. EMORY B. SMITH, Exalted Ruler.
HARRY r PRATT, Secretary.
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MoRToN, ERNEST FRANKLIN.

February Is, I947, j
LOR Of 1871 Morse
wife OF David A. Tayl
A.. Taylor and grand
Scheaffer, Mrs. Dorotl
T. Flores. Services q,
neral Home, S16 II S
February ~. at $3.50
friends invited. Int
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February 26. 1947. at United
asssas hssds hssa' sa hsssY Msaassl Gan SsntsT Rs
the beloved husband of Mrs. Lucy
Williams. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home, 1400 Chaplin st.
Saturday, March lat 10 am
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THURM. uTtJJIS

ruary 25, 1947, JUl
loved son Of the lat,
Dora c. Schrader. b
]. Marks, uncle Of n
and Mrs. Charlotte 4
call at VIM. ]. Nalle!
9th st. s.e., where sc
Friday. February %,
and friends invited.
Cernetery
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MARY lucy BURKE Of l705 st. NV.
sister Of Miss Catherine N. Burke of this
neral Home, 29Ol 14th st. NV. on satur-
day. March l., at $3.50 am: thence TO st:
Matthews Cathedral. 18th St and Rhode
Of the mass will be offered at 8 am. for the
fepose Of her soul. Interment Pittston, Pa.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C..
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IL l2Z.

first time recently at a demonstra-
ton at the Aberdeen Proving
Ground for the Army Ordnance
Association.
The telescope is on modified
9O-millimeter anti-aircraft mount
to give maximum tracking rates Of
three to four degrees a second. 1t
is capable Of tracking and photo
grG 1l!ing I'll missiles now being fired
and scheduled for firing at White
Sands.
Measurements of the records pro-
vide checks on the functioning of
the missile controls and give aero
dynamic Information while the
missile is in the earths atmosphere.
The new instrument is equipped
with azimuth and elevation indi-
Gators, in addition to precise tim
ing recorder. The Photographic re-
cording equipment consists of mo-
ton picture camera, using standard
35-millimeter film, operated at the
rate of about Is exposures a second
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Ref|ecting Telescope
To Photograph Flight
WV-2 Rocket

A 16-inch rejecting telescope, the
largest in the world, will trace the
projectory of W. rocket 108 miles
away for the first time on December
10 at White Sands Proving Grounds
In New Mexico, the Army disclosed
today.
The new instrument, now being
moved from Aberdeen, Md, Ord
nance Proving Ground, will photo
graph the flight of the rocket up to
an altitude of 10S miles and will
be located 35 miles from the launch
ing platform at White Sands.
Nicknamed big Bright Eyes" by
the Ordnance Department, the in
strument is vastly superior to the
1o-inch telescope heretofore used
Its existence was revealed for the
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SAlESAEk.

MAN to collect debit and solicit life in
surance; good salary, comm. and expense
hE nPEanss nssuRHscE Rass eaSe co e1 5a7 81 st.
REAL ESTATE, to sell D., c. and Md.
property; esssilent sS sesg opportunity must have
SALESMAN, building materials .hrm, doing
volume Of business wishes to eD Drom11ts 1;1ss
doWs, S st steel sash, I alum. wall tile and other
pas oT sst State sse sales
sslsas lasasf DhSs
sar fSTnsSnss
~ s19n 6 ana nse ss0a Me- e.. o7i5. A -. Nv
Won Wonderfui eGf ep epportSnits. MILLS CO. Sth
sa2EsMANMFine saH : IA, HE opportunity with "a
food: man with grocery iobbing and store
taEs With sS sooS
income and room for further DEVELOPMENT
liberal compensation plus bonus arranse-
ln letter asEinx for personal interview.
sakEsMEN. saE for sr new self-storins California
c o9 wTs IVAN HRdpU esfs sfa
ave. NV, GE. 1922. GE. 4911, 81. 5asa.
WE WANT YOUNG MEN who are inter-
ested in earning top money in perm
retail store sales position; prefer young
men who have been successful in selling
are not outside selling positions: salary
and commission. KIT MUSIC CO.. 1880
4 wsNraD-Man n n;p who can qualify for man
agement of profitable business nearby.
Write RAWLEIGHs, Dept. DcK-14-1Ss'
Chester. Pa.
SALESMAN to train for assistant mana
ger. Good opportunity for young man
Just out Of high school to learn the retail
shoe business with good pay while learn
school and Saturday work: Apply 70 Ss oso:
Rohrbaugh, THE HANOVER SHOE s235
Georgia ave, SIlysr @ @sprins: No d.. nnasr
10, with nationally known food corpora
ton for State Of Virginia. Established
sion and travelling expenses Phone
MR.. FLICKINGER, Ma 2740, Friday and
Saturday for appointment. e.
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'Mser. Jordan to Speak
To Collegiate Delegates

The Right Rev. Msgr. Edward B.
Jordan, vice rector Of Catholic Uni
versity, will address the Middle
States Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools and afhliated as
sociations tomorrow in Atlantic City.
DR.. Martin R. P. Mcclure and the
Rev. Michael McKeough, Catholic
University faculty members. also will
speak at the two-day meeting.
Others attending will include DR..
Roy ]. Deferrari, secretary general
of the university, the Rev. John M.
Walsh, dean Of men, and Miss
Catherine Rich, registrar.
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HELP DOMESTIC,

COOK, exper.. g.h;w., assist with child.
no laundry. apt, sleep in some nights or
live in good refs; excel. salary. Cal
COOK-G.H.w, honest. reliable. exper,:
must live in: res local ref; good disposi,
tion and like children. 1890 Rodman
COOK INV. laundress; must have good
refs; in family; "a day Thurs. no
S25 q wk. DU.. 1873. go
GHW, CIV good Cd, cook; slso no laundry. but must
H0USEKEEPER for elderly woman, must
drive car: live-in: nondrinker and smoker:
light housekeeping: pvt rm.; $3.50 years
old; good home for right person Bunga-
low in Silver Spring and summer home on
bay; 500 mo. Call SH. 1882 for appt
] till after O'Clock
dinner; people: small apt; ref. required.
MOTHERS HELPER-Mother with 3 chill
dren needs help; settled white woman to
live in comfortable home. help with cook
ing, cleaning and children: must like
country: Phone Fairfax (va.) 216-J Il
WOMAN, exp. in g.h.w. and intelligent in
care of 2 preschool-age children must
live in; of u. day Thurs. and every other
Sun; local refs; S25 wk. EN-. 1878. -eS
WOMAN, white, to care for 3 child, Sat.
Sun. and ewes off in exchange for room
and board and S. wk. FIR. 0153. -27
YOUNG WHITE GIRL to live in. assist
with h.w. and care for 2 young children;
refs. of exper. or character required.
Salary. S125 per mo. EX. 7944. Us
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Graham
tContinued From Page C-3)

benefits, or he will lose his voice.
Danny is really scared and think
that from now on he'll take 1t
easier.
Betty Cradle laughs and laughs
while Director Ernst Lubitsch takes
her place to show Reggie Gardner
(Betty's husband) how to make love
to her in This Is the Moment" To
give an authentic touch, Ernst filings
an iron corset around his middle.
But he still looked like Lubitsch to
me.
Douglas Fairbanks, jr., is the sight
of the week-in his dressing room at
2Oth-Fox. Doug Is having his hair
waved with curling tongs for his
role with Miss Cradle. They
wanted me to have permanent
so I chose this" moans Doug.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

MR.. BUsINESsMAN-we are famous for
RTGAs a.Tianss AGEHcY. Evans Bids. Re. 5a57
DIAMONDS, old jewelry and silver wanted.
Expert appraising tree. LIVINGSTON &
CO.. 1923 H st. NV, NE. 3440.
ACCOUNTANT, expert, books startsd'
kept: part time; tax returns prepaTed'
Statements sudi.s; Tsssonssble AZ ~ Or 2oa4. 81
automatic: no cash needed; small monthly
son & sTANBURY Co. NC, IL 3029.
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-water
heating plants; no cash needed; small
monthly payment: immediate instalaltlona.
THOMPSON g. STANSBURY CO., II. 1929.
ORCHESTRA AND MUSIC for all occa.-
sions, Direction of FRANK BENNS ana
GEORGE BENNS. TE 5S46, CH. 476O.
MEARA'S DOLL HOSPITAL, doll repairs,
dolls doll clothes. S02 st. NV, Room
wIEL h[f. NoT aS1o BE da REsFeNsiBLE nS for debts
SeasEfise1 JosEfH ". ~ FEhb8ANS. Ell I 1880 St
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING, b-das sery-
ice; work guaranteed yr. ARTHUR
THANK you MY PATRoNs, for the con-
fdence and opDor rtunity which YOU gave me
to prove my excellent dyeing; thank YOU
for your appreciation OF my work ana
WoRK ReRS PsaT1IETs sPEc1AIIsT Corner H aeorsia and
T. I W.T. ii aSfs Nor ' BIZ sRssssipoNsBLE for any
self. CHARLES R. KISER, 1899 v st.
Sc, Washington 90, d. @.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
.VFW Appoints HensIey
As National Adiutunt

Henry N. Hensley, former employ
ment director for the Veterans of
Foreign Wars, has been named ma
tional adjutant of the organization,
it was announced today.
A veteran of World War I, Mr..
Hensley has been the VFW repre-
sentative with the Labor Depart
ment since December, 1916. Pre-
viously. he had worked for many
years with the Santa Fe Railroad
in Topeka. Kans.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
SITUATIONS WoMeN.

fNNSNNlANI~nNSUN hkEFkNs once mani
ssss. .xpes,eassd in se..!ns gp control
late accounting procedures. payroll and
sasren taxes, personnel and credit de-
partmentss now employed, desire change:
able to accept responsibility. Boz 25s-T.
CURTAINS srRxTcHED. win can for and
deliver, as, ~ ys,s guaranteed, rates reason
aSRsfEssMAkiiSGt. design. r.mod.. Ai,.rs-
tions; eve Eowns specialty;, reas. Mss
work. colored; OR. 6ss4. as.
desires JOB IS IS fle Si CLERK. cashier. or ono:
MASsiiscuiRrsf MASicuRrsf. eolos.d, dos wi.hs. lob IN Sesu.
FARr.TifMSfEE 'S WORK. Ss Soekfsepin. M G'V or .e-
ffsSasns ssH susss SET I.a: ss:r pr,... AS ss:..
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes position o. sny
fusiIc ftns 4cCota.TANr desire. .ddition.l
clients; Nh 65os. an. to pm -
sECRETARY-sTENo.-B -BKPR.. varied exp.
5 yrs legal. some MORTGAGE loan; title fnsS
payroll: ex. refs. Box 279-V. star; 81
RsI = znsssn sass'ass sh::ns s
nj TYPPrsT sT. srENoGRApHER desires part.
time work: work TO DO st home; 10 yrs'
experience; excel. refs. GE; 1906
WOMAN, coiored, desires WORK seamssresa
ems Clothes; power machine operator. DRa
10-3Sn,eN a EeEt pn0l
Evening star., 1947-11-27
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-Books started kept part
time tax returns prspared statements
ekper o% Soots ssgs Started kept
part, time. tax returns prepared, state
Re9tk aqdits ressSnabIe sNn Or 2914
experts: references oW. e176.
BOY, colored desires Job, porter. drivers
helper f,al r busboy; willing to work and learn
MAN, colored. butler. houseman. waiter;
SOBER. Sa ,er reliable u and dependable; city refs
CHEF. coiored. experienced, desires Job a.
chef in cafeteria. DE. 3o3s, 1907 9th
has fsss ssss sfs
COLLEGE GRAD, veteran. married: 5 yrs
st4aish sss4s posfion Box ?a ssv vefssss:
ccoNsTkucTIoN CON 11ae FOREMAN now available.
@ oSs Sranehes. T. ' InMAsTsR Ssaa aE Is 4sas SssI
EXPERIENCED business man wants posi-
responsible. Alex. 6s4s after pm.
STOCK boy or Warehouse man. cE 0ssss sSss,
NAVY VETERAN. bilinsual secretary,
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sssa' SFs sasSsasrs 81 FIJI ,eS
mercial exp. capable full charge. native.
married, 3 children; desire make finai
change to position where ability and re-
sponsible initiative pay OF. Box 277-v.
OWNER MANAGER. cinder block plant,
selling out, wishes connection with D. c,
builder. Please call WO. 1892 --2S
Ex-ARMY OFFICER. tust separated from
service, desires position IS manager OF
large restaurant or SUPER food market; very
large espertente Ia procurement storsGs.
sales. preparation and SERVING OF food,
Aax sSS-S, star. efs :
VETERAN. white, ~, wishes iee IS truck
issh ST. Sv Sos
WANTED suitable position fer ssass ran,
wears Sslsefe. s4seesAssst N esSc&saey,
ssassse "a Sex aSpSS, star u.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
HELP MEk and WoMEN.

BOOKKEEPER-We have an openinE for
bookkeeper, full charge In q General Motors
General Motors accounting system desired
but not necessary. Write giving all auaii-
fications and experience. Box 21-Y. Star.
B0OKKEEPER. experienced; this is = good,
steady position for the rtaiIt person; excel;
AND APPLIANCE CO.. 7l4 o st. NV,
DE. 400. -2S
COufLE, no children. Basement apt. IN
exchange; wife 70 be housekeeper for
sSbx ssa5ts r6aiais asfs fitfGni;s fatn; RE Rte .sp.,
GOOD hours and salarX.. Apply PEAReoMe
PHANkAcy. 2zxs ws. 50 AVA We
Evening star., 1947-11-27
HELP MEN.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES perm. po-
sition in the local main ofice Of a national
corp; excel. future; tax experience de-
sired Reply in own handwriting, giving
age, education, experience and salary ex-
pected. Box 322-T, Star. -2S
ASSISTANT CREDIT MANAGER, young
man for perm. position as assistant credit
MANAGER, In large jeyelry store; experience
nreferred but not essential: wonderful op-:
portunity for advancement and good
starting salary. vacation with pay, hos
pitaliSation and pension plan. Apply ~
AuTo II BopY AND FENDER MEN. white.
for large auto garsse;, expertence With
duthris. 1. 2. sTTuART. NC, 14a49 ?
Evening star., 1947-11-27

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nents addressed to Star bores
do NOT inclose original ref.
erences, photographs or other
papers OF personal vdlue. Ad-
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all replies addressed to q Sta,
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destroyed it remaining oUer 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Father Kopp to Speak

The Rev. Angelus Kopp, professor
at the Carmelite Monastery at Cath
olic University, will speak on THE
Spiritual Life Portrayed in Litera-
ture Yesterday and Today" at $3.50
pm. tomorrow In the Study Guild
Catholic Library, 1925 Rhode Island
avenue NV. The public is invited.