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Evening star., 1948-03-20
Methodist Bishop Reports
Church Free In Red Area !
by HE Asseeiat.d Press

- TVS NsSoGidfeo fFes3
NEW YORK, Mar. 2o.-Bishop
Paul Neff CARRIER Of Geneva, switz-
erland, says he has been informed
that the governments Of Bulgaria,
Hungary, Yugoslavia and Poland re-
gard all churches as equal.
Bishop CARRIER, the Methodist
Bishop Of II European nations. said
at . news conference yesterday that
his church Is free to carry on its
work in. those four countries.
Czechoslovakia, another nation in
the Russian sphere of influence, has
had normal religious life In the
past, he said, adding that he be-
lieved this would continue.
A former dean OF the divinity
school at Duke University, Bishop
CARRIER has been in Europe three
years. He returned to the United
States to attend the quadrennial
conference Of the Methodist Church
at Boston next month,
Evening star., 1948-03-20
Stringent Coal Saving
Policy Followed by
ID. {. Establishments

A policy Of stringent coal con-
servation Is being followed today
by District Government establish-
ments rs q result Of m order Of
the Commissioners.
The order was approved yester-
day on recommendation Of Pur-
chasing Officer Roland M. Brennan,
who had made inquiries - to the
effect Of the miners work stoppage
on soft coal supplies here.
Mr.. Brennan asked the Commits
sioners to act, after prompt use Of
conservation measures was urged
in letter from s. A. Snyder, deputy
director Of the Bureau OF Federal
Supply, from which the District
Government obtains its fuel.
Coal Stocks on Hand.
As Of last Wednesday, Mr.. Snyder
estimated the bureau had on hand
stocks Of soft coal sufficient for two
weeks demand by the agencies 1t
services.
The Commissioners called for
most stringent conservation meas
ures' until the supply situation
improves.
Meanwhile, the Pennsyivania
railroad announced schedule cuts to
conform with an Once Of Defense
Transportation order effective at
midnight tomorrow.
There will be no reduction In
service on the electrified line be-
tween Washington and New York,
it was emphasized.
Cuts in Nearby Service.
Among cuts in nearby service are
a shift from daily 10 tri-weekly
departures for the $40 am. train
from Hagerstown, Md. to Winches-
ter, Va: the pm, train from Fred
erick, Md. to York, Pa; the 7:20
am. train from Bowies to Pope's
Greek, Md: the 1890 pm. train
from Pope's Greek to Bowie, and
the 4 pm. train from Winchester
to Hagerstown.
The Richmond, Fredsrickburg Il
Potomac Railroad will cancel It's
5 pm. train from Washington to
Richmond and its 7:30 am. train
In the other direction.
The Baltimore d Ohio Railroad
will cancel departures for Baltimore
at 7:05 am. and 4:S5 pm: trains
arriving from Baltimore at 7:15 am,
1855 pm. and 2:30 pm; the 4:50
pm. departure for Brunswick, Md,
and the train arriving from there
at S:15 am.
Evening star., 1948-03-20
Dock Workers Upheld
|0n Jobless Payments
lin Baltimore Strike
BY me Assoeiatsd Press

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 2o.-Baltimore
members Of the international Long
shoremen's Association (AFL are
entitled to unemployment compen-
sation for six weeks Of. 1915
waterfront strike, the Court OF Ap-
peals has decided.
Payment Of the Dement'S had been
opposed by the Steamship Trade
Association and three Baltimore
firms.
What was then the State Unem-
ployment Compensation Board ruled
last year that the longshoremen
could be compensated for lack Of
work from September IA to October
26, 1915.
Feared for Safety.
Consecutive strikes by the Ma
tional Maritime Union (CIO), the
Masters, Mates and Pilots Associa-
ton (AFL) and the Marine Engi-
neers' Beneficial Association (CIO)
throttled Baltimore port activity
during that period.
The longshoremen said they could
not work because they feared their
safety in trying to cross picket lines.
They also asserted there was no
steam in American vessels when
they actually had orders to report.
The Trade Association replied
that the union made an agreement
with the strikers and that work was
available. This made the long
horemen interested parties to the
abor dispute and ineligible for COM
pensation, association attorneys
argued.
Superior Court Upheld.
The Appeals Court yesterday up
held Baltimore Superior Court de-
,ision which afiirmed the Unem-
oloyment Compensation Board. The
Maryland Attorney Generals office
Joined the union in fighting the
appeal.
Judge Stephen r. Collins, in the
high courts opinion declared, ION
,artous occasions during the strikes
he lives Of the longshoremen were
The judge said the court had re-
,ently ruled that refusal to cross
,icket lines means participation in
4 labor dispute. But in that case
here was mo evidence Of fear of
5iolence."
Evening star., 1948-03-20
Antarctic Leadership
ICluimed for Russians
BY the Assesiufsd Press

MOSCOW. Mar. 20.-An article In
Izvestia declared yesterday that the
greatest contribution" to explora-
tion in the South Pole regions had
been made by Russian navigators.
The article, written by M. Afonin,
indicated the Antarctic quarrel
among Britain, Argentina and Chile
was being watched here with con-
siderable interest.
The article said the Russian ex-
plorer, F. Bellingshausen, made a
cruise in 1918-1921 on which he
discovered Peter I Island and Alex
ander I Land. Alexander I Land
lies in the polar segment claimed
by Britain. Peter I Island in Bell
ingshausen Sea lies to the west.
Evening star., 1948-03-20
This Changing World
Soviet Order in Berlin Shrewdly Timed
To Orient Germany Toward Moscow

former members OF the NaZt party TO
"join with the democratic socialists
of his party. This appeal included
Germans in the Western zones,
where denazification red-tape and
war-crimes trials are still threat
to every inhabitant. To make sure
that word would reach Germans in
the western zones, the son Of the
first German President Tin 1919
Ebert, was sent to Frankfurt. His
mission is to urge q united demo-
cratic Germany. as opposed to parti-
tion under Anglo-Saxon plutocratic
imperialism"
Support is being given Herr Ebert
by the official newspaper of the Rus
sian zone, the Tageliche Rundschau,
which expresses the hope that Ger
many will be reformed under Soviet
leadership not only socially and poll
tically but also economically and,
quoting from DR.. Goebbels, it says:
I'VE will rebuild the peaceful Ger
man cities wantonly and viciously
destroyed in the last months Of the
war by criminal American and Brit
ish flyers" Ebert was allowed to
enter our zone to preach communism
under our continued policy Of mot
offending" the Soviets.
shrewdIy Timed.
This campaign against the west
has been shrewdly timed. In Berlin
this week the second convention Of
the Alderman Congress for Unity
and a Just Peace met to celebrate
the Tooth anniversary of the German
revolution of 1848, and to pay re-
spect to the centenary of the Com
munist Manifesto of Marx and En-
gels. Saluting this congress the
Tageliche Rundschau says:
THE last base of American mill
tariSm and capitalism in democratic
Europe has been destroyed in Czech
oslovakia. The bases for foreign
monopolistic capitalists
and fascists already have been
crumbled in the Soviet zone Of Ger
many. Here they have been decisively
destroyed through social and econo-
mic reforms so that there is no
threat Of a rebirth Of Naziism or
fascism here 1t is different, however,
in the western part Of Germany
where Naziism-now wearing the
mask of American militarism-is
threatening the new democracy of
eastern Germany. Former mem
bership in the Nazi party is no
longer a menace in the Soviet zone,
and this Is why we have no fear in
joining with former Nazis."
Evening star., 1948-03-20
More Bonus Checks Returned

RICHMOND, Va, Mar. 20 (P.-
Seven more uncashed checks were
received today by the State Treas
urer from members of the House of
Delegates who refused to accept the
$500 expense bonus voted each mem-
Der Of the House last week. These
brought to 80 the total OF such re-
turned checks. ...
Evening star., 1948-03-20
3 Western Powers Confer
On Merging German Zones
BY The Assoeiofsd Press

BERLIN, Mar. 2o.-The United
States, Britain and France were re-
ported today to have discussed plans
for speeding unification Of Germany.
Military governors for the three
nations held 4 special conference
yesterday. They repeatedly ar
ranged to establish working COM
to carry out the program
set up by q British-French Ameri-
can conference in London March 6.
The program called for economic
of the French zone
with the British and American
zones, international control of the
Ruhr, and q federal German gov
ernment.
Evening star., 1948-03-20
Bodies of Crew to Be Left
In Sunken U.S.S. Arizona
BY ths Assoeiatsd Prsss

PEARL HARBOR, Mar. 20.-A
nine-man board Of the Graves Reg
istration Service inspected the
sunken battleship Arizona yesterday
to determine whether to try to re-
cover bodies Of more than 900 men
who went down with the ship De-
cember 7. 1941.
A spokesman said 1t had about
been decided that the venture would
be prohibitively expensive and that
it would be better to let ship and
crew remain where they lay.
Evening star., 1948-03-20
France and Poland Sign
New Trade Agreement
BY NE Asseeiotsd Press

PARIS, Mar. 20.-France and Po-
land signed trade agreement yes
terday.
France will ship $50 ,000, 900 worth
Of automobiles and machinery to
Poland in the next four years in
return for about 4,500, 900 tons of
coal. The accord also fixes COM
Lpensation for French property ma
tionalized by Poland.
Evening star., 1948-03-20
u. S. Soldier Killed in Jopon

KYOTO, Japan, Mar. 20 (P.-
M/Sergt. Joseph A. Rockford of
Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio, was killed
Wednesday when his ieep was struck
by an electric train near Fukui, the
Army announced today.
Evening star., 1948-03-20

Soviet zone. Also
the order speci-
hcally permits
all former mem
bers of the Nazi
party who have
been deprived of
jobs or political
Offices to be re-
instated. TIL e
preamble of this
or d er bluntly
states that its
purpose Is Ito
obtain the CO.
operation of for
m er National
Evening star., 1948-03-20

ern statesmen
to the right of
them and Wal
lace partisans to
the left of them,
b o t h vollying
and laundering,
the Administra-
ton for C e S
seemed to be
headed for no
where in a
hurry. But with
the Republicans
it was business
as usual.
The bill TO
Jiohtan fha fav
Evening star., 1948-03-20
BY LopeL MeUeff

Early in the week Just ended all
was serene on the Republican front.
The Democratic Party appeared to
have all the troubles. With South
Evening star., 1948-03-20
By Consfanfiue Rro,c,

Marshal Sokolovsky, Soviet COM
rnander In Berlin, last week issued
Executive Order No. IS, abolishing
all denazification proceedings in the
Evening star., 1948-03-20
Package No. !

rst.quality slab bacon a
rounds) and Tobhn pork
sausage meat (pound.) To-
tai weight, s pounds SS.e5
Evening star., 1948-03-20
eoekass No. Z

Tobin bone-in cooked ham.
Ready to eat and very short
shank. Total weight, 1917
pOunoS .-.-.....-...--S16
Evening star., 1948-03-20
Package No. 3

First-quality slab bacon Is
pounds, Tobin pork sau-
sage meat e pounds) and
whole bean coffee (pound).
Total weight, 911 pou-d<.
$3.50
, 1948-06-18
P U LIcAT N

Pursuant to paragraph 2 Of
the Charter Of Foundation for
Merchant Wilhelm Smidt's
Legacy of assisting needy per-
sons in St. Croix, it is hereby
brought to public notice that
interest in the amount of $44.
81 will be available for distri-
button on Junly l, 1913.
Applications containing the
requisite Information and duly
certified should be forwarded
to the undersigned not later
than June q, 1948.
Government of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States
Christiansted, st. Croix, VI.
June 3, 1913
HARRY E. TAYLOR
Administrator for st. Croix
, 1948-06-18
NOTICE

Any person descended of
SARAH JANE MARKOE. de-
ceased, formerly of Estates
Pearl and Annals Hope, st.
Croix, v. l., is requested to
communicate with the under
signed.
Dated, May 20, 1948.
GEORGE H. T. DUDLEY
P. Q. Box TT St. Thomas, v. I.
Office and P. O. Address
, 1948-06-18

In the District Court Of the Virgin Islands of the United States
Division of ST. Croix at Christiansted
Estate of EUDoRA BOILING DANIELsoN. decl Probate Nc. 8 ls4s
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To whom it may concern:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to an Order of the District
Court of the Virgin Islands dated, June 16, 1913, the undersigned
was appointed Administrative of the estate of the above mentioned
deceased. All creditors of same are hereby requested to file their
claims with the undersigned within six 6) months of the date of
this notice. Dated, June 16, 1948.
Christiansted, CT. Croix Maud Boiling Admtrx.
In the District Court of the Virgin Islands of the United States
Division Of ST. Croix at Christiansted
Estate of PIERRE MOORE. deceased. J Probate Nc. S. ls48
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To whom it may concern:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to an Order of the District
Court of the Virgin Islands dated, June 16, 1913, the undersigned
was appointed Administrative eta of the estate of the above men
toned deceased. All Creditors of same are hereby requested to file
their claims with the undersigned within one (D month of the date
OF this notice. Dated, June liz, 1948
Christiansteds ST. Croix OzEMA JOHNSON. Adrntrx CTA
Evening star., 1948-04-26
HELP WOMEN.
ADDRESSOGRAPH or G1anhot

ADDREssOGRAPH or Graphotype opera
tor; under 35. yrs: experience preferred,
not sshd pe.tn Ssay eh VIE M n
suranee 7, zee CO. Apply RIM; 4os, s1s 14th st.
aHrtsHTioN All hstEss5 h HRNns nsd tGr 1m ttinv md
alteration work for exclusive specially
KAPLowITz' on 18th iiD between t. ans spiF. +.
ALTERATION HAND WANTED. expert
ssncsd s in coats, suits; dresses. JEAN
% fEGan .1p.rienes axs e. 5say
eHA e.y hssggts1zaSn s.
ass1sfaNr' ass M 'Gsi sGYER for misses dress ms s.-
partment. preferably one with ready-to-
S oe 4h ooa NsbuRa ARR5s
ss2 n Si5 bsras srf st ios N.Y. So,
T.sairsd. Cali MISS COX, dietitian faa1eNeis 81.
ASSISTANT ASST IA MxNxGER cafeteria must b.
ding large quantity iood P5Odue ton; g.
MENf c 1s a1ss 81
BAKERY sALEsGIRL. bakery experienc.
BAN BSkERY sR ss5 for Ea sanK
BEAUTIcIAN, permanent position for all
0Sf1ssHh p phD.D0ln, se Cos m TIE St h's
ssaT1a fer sns
ssTYLIsTss sIl, s4oe5 Georgia ave, Silver
sEAUTY orEKATok. must be all around;
sss d2''"Rs Beauty " s. sA5Ss 81:
BEauf1 sE1G f1'h opERATok Fl salary and commits
ave.,Tak PIX, Md -28
HppS m psfson sR ss sEW Mn
CHINE CO, 1887 Conn. ave. NV. -26
sOoKKEEPER. stenoErspher,. general Of
nee work; must be Exp. and eapabl: Of
eoopEk. Sa 's $780, pnaRs sfasr sK pm 'Afk
B0OKKEEPER and seneral clerical, expe-
rienced,, under 80. Permanent position,
@ sa eda Box 14sx
BooKKEEPER = Exceptional opportunity
experience necessary; good starting salary,
S1a Reo@ nor acs ADe MRS
BoOKkEEPER, experienced, to have com
plete charge of accounting records for
real estate and insurance, hrm. q to 5,
soaay soI sesk' pleasant working eondit5esns
Bo0kKEEPER-Large real estate once
desires experienced bookkeeper who must
aiSo De typlst; salary, S2,lOQ per year
to start in addition to other valuable con-
siderations; ample opportunity for ad-
ysncement. 5-day week. Gail MR.. cox,
Ma. 2112. -27
rO0KKEEPER-front once assistant In
residential hotel Full charse bookkeep-
ins. and payroll experience necessary.
Most agreeable working conditions. Pleas
ant &C ntacts. Salary open. More than
usual opportunity for executive experience
and Advancement. Apartment available II
desired. II your present employment has
lost its charm, 1t is suggested that you
give US full details concerning your ex-
perience, personal aualincations age,
marital status. Replies confidential. Box
1o9-X Star. -27
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR. for
late Undervood-Elliott machine, and other
once work and bookkeeping. Permanent;
40-hour week. Phone WI. 61S4 Sunday.
MA. 0336 weekdays. -27
CASHIER for hotel front once, cl-40:i
RALEIGH. Room 1856. 18th st. and p.
ave. nv. 81
Evening star., 1948-04-26
HELP MMHYlc.

u8eV oOWaB0ubSs
CHAlfBERMAiD-WAlT coIore6. NV,
md BATH .Sn%:r IN 7s New W. ssaG, snsss: fss~ fss
can iasni,h I = . loesl ri: s.l.1, 'sj siao j"s S:r
cSMFETENf 20 Fl sf0 CIV eooeina eHHn held T With
SasSsf; ,aS: 10th g. susiln.. :.'s FL :se. :sss
COOK and ..n.r.l hou..xeEk.r.. yhit..
T"naonn room hopss Een al ~odern oenvsnissses; y
COOK ana ,ssns!al housswork. eoIored,
.xper,needi inr. On Nv: cut adults. local ref
eooK eeoies AND 81 CIV. NV for .m. att. 49, 1890
through @ dinner; SIS; references. Phone
Sook;S:Ew, COO e; A., ...Dsrl.ns.d, .a to cook. :s..:
Pnsn. eiih Mrs Fl rea q f:s s@ soss Nv
sesn,n. So1k Whit xsb,nv live ths N No aundr, hshs
.,:s: .,:ns. s;ist 81 oass ssldrsn recent st, g.i
coufLE, in mid mid thirtiss, live in. care OF
smail sssl lawn no drinking or smokins; Ex.
CIV. eolor.d, cook. car. Of children;
esr,.r.i es ns',sh ch 1855 1850. 'Hs per week and
az; sSs. 1T e 8 pm S:ds' 1f.; ref. co.
GIRL, eolored., E.h,w.. live in apt; a-yr.
child; ,reas. salary; health card REQUIRED;
s2Hs GsL home iop car. ra q ehid sss and sh mus.
oE: $50: l4pps una.rvood " st. na NV. 't@ %S7
HoUsEkEErER, middle AGED, white xom-
for widower, in Fails Church: must os
neat, may have other part-tims lob. Full
particulars in hrst letter, phone number.
no children Reply Box 37s-x. Star. -,-27
MAID, to prepare breakfast and about
sy.ninSs .t iii =. It: NV. APT; .. 2s'
AGED children: live IN own rm.; good SAL
ary: refs: permanent Job. EN-. 1871.
WOMAN. eelorsd,. live in with coiorsd
family care for children and apt for
employed couple. Board and salary. NO.
WOMAN. 80 to 40. experienced rensr.l
housework. care Of child. hive in. private
sSom sss r..s sla psh 1ass sssfs local reress
SETTLED WOMAN. white. Eh.v. care Of
2 children, l school are; live in. OR. 1851.
RELIABLE MIDDLE-AGED color.d lady.
live in; care of Emo. baby: small salary.
good home. Call TIE. 1857. --%
Evening star., 1948-04-26
HELP MEN.

FIRST CLASS PAINTERS (4-Apply
Tuesday morning at o'clock ct STER-
LING PAINTING AND DECORATING.
NEED = REAL ESTATE salesmen with IL
cense and car for closing sales. pay
s0p nc soTmi's.sns Ia9 .nna,ntusnl Can RE- 1910 TN
PROMINENT PAPER and restaurant supply
concern desires the services of an expert
enced salesman. Call on restaursn
grocery and hotel trade; liberal salary and
commission: excellent opportunity for the
right man. Phone AT. 09S9 for appt.
INSURANCE-An excel. opportunity in
an established insurance brokers' once
Ior an ambitious youns man bet. ages Of
Is and % with high school educ, must
be good typist; attrac. salary with oppor.
for Advancement IN q growing organisa-
tion: We want an intellisent and alert
sponsibility. Our employees know of this
sdveItisement raSa Call MR.. oxENHAM. At
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK, must be ae-
curate: education and exper. in account
ing desirable: ~ day wk.. meals while
on duty; vacation. sick leave and other
benefits. Apply Mr.. Hoover. EMER-
GENCY HOSPITAL. -27
Evening star., 1948-04-26
HELP MEN end WoMEk.
CLERK-TYPIST; shorthand helpful. 3.
ARMATURE CO., 22l H st. ne, AT. 3O2l

ARMATURE CO., 221 H st. ne. AT. 1920.
COUPLE. white. exper. gardener for estate
in suburban Va, wife to do g.h.w.: home
and utils. furn.: salary. S26C. Call FA.
COUPLE. live on premises. man can have
outside job, but will be required to look
after lawn, etc. Woman, g.h. W. and cook;
private bath in connection with quarters
By appointment, MRS. JUSTINE. MA.
FOUNTAIN HELP. experienced, for lunch
con counter In drugstore. Apply AMBAS-
sADOR DRUG STORE, 14th and K SITS.
FOUNTAIN HELP-well-p paid work at our
soda founta in: pleasant working conditions.
perm. employment, excellent opportunity
at any PEOPLES DRUG sToREs or Fem. en-
fri. : am 10 $50 pm. ' '''
WHITE COUPLE. cook, butler and chauf-
feur; family of 2: $500 month. MA
YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN wanted to
sell display advertising for leading news
paper in large Eastern city: knowledge of
retail merchandising and advertising de-
sirab ble:. good salary: this is q grand op-
portunity for the right person. Write
comprehensive letter to BALTIMORE
SUN, Baltimore, Md, attention Mr.. Spauld-
ExPERiENcED with soda fountain and
phone calls. ARGYLE SODA FOUNTAIN,
1920 18th st. NV. Q7th and Park rdD.
Evening star., 1948-04-26
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on presentation of the boz
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Evening star., 1948-04-26
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; SsSu Staftsl. issl
part time. tax return, prepsrs4 stats'
ACCOUNTANT. BC8 decree. destrss part
tins ySrk tn scts- bkps. Sat. Sur; or
ACCOUNTING CLERK, Dositien wanted IN
perienced. VI. 1850. 2ss
ATTORNEY, veteran. desires association
with another attorney on part.time basfs.
No remuneration in return fer experience.
WIN consider paying some rental. Boz
<2s-v. Star S6s
(Oent6aed g NSN 1SlN
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KEMEALY's DRUG STORE
n. copitoI and Eye sts. NE.
Is q Star Want.Ad
Branch AQeuc1

III UFtCNt HySFtCy
Other places conveniently
Located throughout the city
and nearby Maryland and
Vireinio for the acceptance
Of Classified Advertising OF
regular rotes.
Evening star., 1948-04-26

sTENOGRAPHER-Prefer recent graduate
OF high school or business college En-
Gent in stenography and tipping. Excel
lent opportunity for development of aHh-
Sos ity and efnciency. Call MR.. LEWIS, Ma.
sTENOGRAPHER, experienced, B-day wk.,
sonnel once, 5th floor, GOLDENBERds.
9TH and X sts. NV -27
sTENOGRAPhER-We are looking for
young woman with ambition She must be
able TO nn = permanent position Of re-
sponsibility: 6-day wk.; splendid oppor-
tuity for the right party. Apply the once.
GARRIsoNs TOY d NOVELTY co. 1915
sTENoGRAPHER, 2o-3o, mus, b. .bl.
to take shorthand: will train personally
In medical terminoloRy. Meals while on
duty, vacation, sick leave and other bene-
rsyp rssi cxMrTyy SnlsTy open; See Mr.. Hoover.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, under as,
rapid, experienced, pleasant working con-
eitlons; Sai PERsoNNEL. AD; 9215. -27
sHpio Issfss!nf p,cs sHTh s:als6y sGyz q 80 Rk2
shf1.k0GnAfHnn sh1. % for csnsr.i once work
msnt' 6.day week. new atr-conditioned Of
Geo rsI sEEL Y cosD DfseirF'S soi
Observation-Disclosures, under
80. willing to do once clerical work: ac-
curate with figures; permanent position
With wholesale liquor dealer .ip ne. see
ton: vacation With pay. othef benefts.
Pr scpointment phone Nj. $500. III
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man only need apply; steady work; top
gssss' 6-day wk. Call MUMMAs. Wo.
MAN. young. to learn uphols.ering; must
Q, Of work desired; excel: change fer "a;
STATLER. L 81. entrance, ~
ploymsnt. Apply Hi-sKoR BOWLING
MAN TO sell and collect nf. insuranc.
on established route bet. Upper Marlboro
Nd, Phone eves., Locust 1904. -
NAN, siasL,.ni white; to DO nursery mans work,
evening after 6 o'clock, 80
NAN. white, single. about 80 yrs. old,
silver spring. GE, Ass. ''' -9s
MAN TO TEND BAR and generally help
EXTENSIVE bar knoSiedse n not hse.NErS: n.e.sssry
MAN WITH SALES experience to 81 sell ma. ma
snces and vacuum cleaners: car furnished
CENTER; SOC tn st NV N 'So Eas
experience: insid. counter work All re-.
plies strictly confidential Box 2s3-X,
MAN to help about dair, farm; write
hNhLON FARM, Fairfax, II, r. D, Va;
phone Herndon 93-W-l2. go
MECHANICs-,Men who can paint, do
carpentry work or automotive work. Ap-
ply Mr.. Scha6 or Mr.. Carr. AMERICAN
TRAILER 90. INC. 1880 Wis. ave. NV.
MEN. with car. to train locally for per
manent position with large manufacturing
CO.: win consider inexperienced men who
are willing workers: men accepted will work
under direct supervision Of manager; not
S1oo weekly. Apply CENTURY METAL.
CRAFT CORP. 2O4S West Va ave ne
from l" am. to pm. or at pm SHARP
Evening star., 1948-04-26

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woman lust ou
Call OR. 1888
PRESSEk, expe
pay, steady
conn. ave. NV,
PRICE CLERK,
laundry tickets
age o5 to 35
WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1948-04-26

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