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Evening star., 1948-11-21
34O7 FESSENDEN ST.

Open today l to Come out today and
see his lovely, modern brick home, just
OF Conn. ave; adj. the Forest Hills sec
and Iee streamlined kit with breakfast
nook on lst FIR; bedrms., Ia baths on
ond fr. garage, oil heat, etc. and prop
is in excel. cond, Priced less than any
comparable house in this area for immed
Eale
Evening star., 1948-11-21
NEW DEF. BRK. HOMES

NEW DET. BRK. HOMES
12I5 18th st. NV. 725O-54-5s 18th pl.
NV; open :. TO 8: see these beautiful
homes acclaimed by those who have
seen them as the most substantial built
homes in the Washington area: Il laree
rms, den, 3 baths, q porches. lee. deep
lots, reasonably priced.
HENRY SALUS
1104 Vermont ave. ST. 3344-3345.
OPEN is SUN.-S16,950
4319 Fessenden st. NV. Amer. Univ. PIX
Attrac det., white clapboard; lee. level
lot; recond; oil heat: redec.; llv rm., din.
rm, kit, den, bedrm. and powder. rm.. ] st
A.; 3 bedrms, bath, 2nd A.; det. gar
maids rm., toilet in full bsmt.; mr. excel
transp., parochial and public schools, l
So shopping consider trade
WALTER S. CANTRELL
Evening star., 1948-11-21
OPEN TODAY. 90
1914 9th ST. NV.

to1 JUL ~ l.. ~. w.
Open till 5. Immediate possession.
Substantial modern. practically new, semi
detached brick, perfect conditioned. Well
situated near shopping. schools and
transportation. House has large living
room, dining room. large completely equip
ped kitchen FIRST floor, tiled powder room;
3 bedrooms. bath and plenty of closets
on second floor; basement with recrea-
tion room. gas h.ew.h. Nice. lot with
right on Juniper St. right on Sth st
TO house. Call Sunoay. RA 25?7. BLAN-
KEN e. PRESS. INC. ST a316
Evening star., 1948-11-21
MUST BE SOLD

Immaculate firm. 30-ft. row; gas heat
III baths. porches; with or without fur
nture. Open Sat. and Sun. l to
4707 9th ST. NV, ia. 4441
Evening star., 1948-11-21

TO SETTLE ESTATE
1908 Garrison st. n.w.-Detached stuccn
dwelling. s rooms bath. hot-water heat.
trice. Sl3.15O. Must be sold al once,
offer invited. Inspection by appointment
cnlv. WOODWARD d NORRIS, Realtors.
: % 10th st. NV. Pc. $3.50 -"23
1854 PERRY PL.
3 bedrms. and " brick inclosed porches:
full tile bata end floor. shower in nlra
clean bsmt: @ heat: excel. cold : QuicS
poss. Price and terms reas. Ewes. AID.
66S:}.
JAMES E. MAHONEY
Evening star., 1948-11-21
4102 3rd ST NV.

Open to dark Vacant corner brick. All
newly decorated Large rooms. ) rooms,
reception hall, > porcnes on 1st floor. :;
bedrooms, bath and 4-room apt, on md
floor Full basement, oil het.'. 6a-1se.
nice corner lot about $1,000 cash BAL
ance in ! trust Splendid nom. witt r.
cellent income here. STROUP, RA. 500.
See II today
Evening star., 1948-11-21
3517 ALTON PL. NV.

Open today. to pm. This desirable
detached modern brick home. vacant and
IN excellent condition. contains Z rooms,
bath pine pa neled recreation room and
many other extra features; in an excel
lent neighborhood and conveniently located
near schools. shopping and transporta ton.
Priced to sell Directions: Out 34th ST.
10 Reno I'd. to Alton st. turn right > blocks
Evening star., 1948-11-21
COLORED-BROOKLAND

COLOHED-6h -6hOOAbANO
Standardized. newly decorated corner
home g large rooms and bath. oil hot
water heat full basement with recreation
room and layatory, screened rear
porches and built-in garage. This home II
IN beautiful condition. Price. S13,95O
Ewes. Mr.. Davis. GIL. 4603. CAFRITz, NO.
Evening star., 1948-11-21

WOODRlDGE-Nr. stores. schools and bus;
charming 5-rm. brick home; . inclosed
porches. stove and refgr. full bsmt, gas
h.-wh; garage; paved alley: 1l,50O,
good terms. ROYCE L. PARKS, UN 114O
Evening star., 1948-11-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerthesst.

1856 LAWRENCE ST. NE.
lie University vicinity: spacious 2-family
units built for that purpose; 5 and 6
rooms and bath each, respectively, sep
crate heating, baths and kitchens; live
quoted price S2l 800 on accommodating
terms: inspection may be made any time;
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-04-15
EDGAR STANLEY
LEAVES AGAIN

While the sheriff and deputies
were away today helping chase
bank robbers in Wise county,
Edgar Stanley, in Jail on some
charge or other, figured it would
be good time to leave town and
did so by prying loose bar in
a window of the jail and drop
ping to the ground outside. He
had not been apprehended at last
report.
Stanley escaped from Jail here
last summer, and was caught
and returned to Jail only about
two weeks ago. He will soon be
an old hand at this sort of thing.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-04-15
Well Known Baptist
Preacher Dies at
Darwin

Elder Brownlow Kelly, about
so, died at his home at Darwin
early Tuesday after an illness of
about two years.
Burial will be in the Ed Bak-
er graveyard, two miles from
ClintWood on Thursday. Elder
Ted Swindall adm other ministers
of the Regular Baptist church
will conduct religious rites.
Elder Kelly was born and rear
ed along the top of Cumberland
Mountain about Cantrell Gap.
He lived in Pike county, KY, for
several years and was for long
while employed as section hand
on the railroad on Shelby. He
was seriously injured there in a
motor car wreck about two years
ago, from which he never recover
ed. He was treated at a Hunting
ton hospital for while after this
accident. He moved to Darwin
about year ago.
He had been a minister of the
(See back pagel
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-04-15
ERVINTON HIGH FINALS
TO BE HELD APRIL %

Nora, April l4.-The commence
ment program of Ervinton High
School got under way with the
April 9th vbgkqjxzzx
senior play, Watch Out For
Spooks," on last Friday night,
April 9th. A record crowd enjoy
the afternoon and evening per-
formanceS.
Other exercises follow as listed
below:
Junior-Senior banquet, Friday
evening, April 10th.
Grade Exercises, Friday even
ing, April %.
Glass Sermon, Sunday evening,
April Is.
Graduating Exercises, Wednes-
day evening, April %.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-04-15
FOUR APPLY FOR ARMY
ENLISTMENT

According to Sgt. lessee Dye,
the following men from Dicken-
son county applied for enlistment
in the army and air force this
week. They have all taken their
tests and have been shipped to
Camp Lee for final examination.
Earl Perrigan, Birchleaf
James Keith, Steinman
Kyle Rasnick, Trammel
Paul c, Kennedy, Steinman.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-04-15
HAS RELAPSE

Tom Mooney, who two weeks
ago was taken to the hospital Sc
riously i'll, and later was able to
return to his home, had another
attack on Tuesday night and was
again taken to the hospital. He is
suffering from an liberated stom
ach,. and his condition is report
ed as serious.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-04-15
MINE WALKOUT
ENDS; MOST MINERS
BACK AT WORK
But One Mine In
County Not Running

al
Following the settlement of
the pension dispute between John
l.. Lewis and the mine operators
on Monday, practically all miners
of Dickinson county have return
ed to work. A few of the miners
are reported still idle, waiting
the outcome of the contempt case
against Lewis, now bling heard in
court.
At this time, it is said that prac
tically all county mines are back
in operation with the exception
of the stripping opration on Lick
Fork.
Kentucky and Buchanan coun-
ty mines are reported to be much
slower in getting back into oper-
alton,
The new plan calls for pen
sions of 500 per month for min
ers 81 years of age and older
with 20 years of service, cover
ing all miners who retired after
May %, 1916. Lewis had asked
that the retirement age be set at
60 and that a pension of 500 be
paid to all miners who had been
in the mines for at least 90 years.
The 29-day shutdown cost
about 100000 tons of coal pro
duction, threw about 200, 900 work
ers out of their jobs outside the
coal industry itself, dropped steel
production to little more than so
per cent of capacity, and caused
a production loss of about 215, 900
new automobiles and trucks.
The miners themselves lost an
estimated $1os,O0O,0o in wages.
On June 3Oth another argu-
ment is supposed to start-the
new coal contract. The miners
have not submitted formal de-
mands for the new contract, but
they are understood to be seek
ing higher wages, reduction in
the present 40-hour work week,
higher vacation pay, and increas
ed royalties to build up the pen
sion and welfare fund
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-04-15
Pound Bank Robbed Thursday;
All Money Recovered by Police

This afternoon Thursday a
report comes from Pound that
the bank there was held up by
three men shortly after noon to-
day, and that the sum of $45, 900
was taken by the robbers.
Many conflicting reports of the
robbery are floating around and
not very much is definitely
known at this hour. It seems that
two men entered the bank at
1915 while only one employee
was on duty, held him up and
took all cash on handsome
$4,000
AS the robbers left the bank,
it was said, the cashier secured a
gun and fired on them, wounding
one of the men, perhaps fatally
A man by the name of Mullins
was then forced to drive the rob-
bers in his car to point on the
mountainside towards Jenkins,
Ky, where they had a car wait
ing for them. Mullins was then
slugged and left by the highway.
The hold-up car, while passing
through Jenkins, dumped the
man who had been shot by the
roadside and left him. One re-
port says that the man was dead,
or died shortly afterwards.
The Dickinson county sheriff
and all deputies have joined the
chase.
LATER: It is reported at this
time that two of the robbers
were captured near Pound Gap
and that all the money was re-
covered. The man who was shot
at Pound just after the robbery
had taken the loot and went to
the brush near the sand quarry
on the south side of the noun
tain. The money was found hid
den under a log and the injured
man was soon tracked down. An
other of the men was taken on
the mountain, or near Jenkins.
It is thought that a third man is
still at large.
Neither the sheriff nor any of
his deputies could be found for a
check-up, so we cannot vouch
for the truth of these reports.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-04-15
HAYSI HAS LARGEST
GRADUATING GLASS
IN IT'S HISTORY
Forty To Receive
Diplomas On
April %

April ~
Ihe largest graduating class IN
the history OF the schooA will re-
ceive diplomas at Haysi High this
year. Ihe Baccalaureate program
to be held Sunday evening, April
18th at the Presbyterian church
will be conducted by Rev. J.
Harvey Nicholas, pastor OF the
Grumpy Baptist church. Devoti-
onal reading will be given by
Clara Fields and the songs by the
junior class girls and the senior
class.
Commencement exercises, to be
held at Haysi theatre at 800 pm.
April %, will consist of speeches
of a patriotic nature to be given
by seected members of the class:
Mary Kate Anderson, Fonne Hay,
Dorothy Ball and Norma Powers
with Gayther Ratliff acting as
master of ceremonies. The songs
also carrying out the patriotic
theme, will be by the senior
class. The music program has
been arranged and directed by
Miss Elizabeth Shoemaker.
Scholarship presentations will be
made by r.. C. Robinson, princi-
pal, and diplomas viii be award
ed by Supt. Skeen.
The class, consisting of rs boys
and IA girls, is as follows:
Mary Kate Anderson, Juan Hill,
Dorothy Ball, Wayne Lowe, Eula
Barton, Nell Mullins, Clayton
Belcher, Ray Mullins, Leonard
Byers, Clifford Owens, Fern
Cochran, Glenna Phillips, Mer-
Vile Cochran, Leonard Powers.
Paul Cochran. Norma Powers,
Jack Colley, Darrell Pickett,
Wayne Counts, Gaythor Ratliff,
Stacy Davis, Cecil Robinson, Ber-
nard Deel, Park Robinson, Char
lie Deel, Nina Lee Rose, Elaine
Deel, Curtis Sullivan.
Kenneth Deel, Madeline Suth-
erland, Bernice Edwards, Patsy
Sutherland, Ray Edwards, Ell
wood Taylor, Clara Fields,
George VierS, Donald Farmer,
Stacy, White, Fonne Hay, Carrie
Lee Wright
Emma Katherine Musick, Helen
Ratliff, president; Paul Cochran,
vice-president; Clayton Belcher,
secretary; Darrell Puckett, treas
urer, and Cecil Robinson, report
er. Glass sponsor is Mrs. Negatha
C. Powers.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-04-15
Clinchco Grads To Get
Diplomas April 26th

Clinchco, April 14-Following
is the 1913 calendar for the COM
mencement plans of Clinchco
High School:
April 2-Senior class presented
a mystery-comedy, mystery in
the Library" under the direction
of N. B. French.
April 9-The LIST, End and 3rd
grades presented an operetta,
"Welcome, Sweet Springtime''.
April l6-The 3rd, 4th, 5th and
7th grades will present an oper-
eta,
Sunday, April 25-Commence-
ment sermon, by Rev. D. C. Lei
dig.
Monday, April 26-Class Night.
Diplomas will be presented to the
following Is members of h e
graduating class:
Ann Eva Artrip, Betty 10 Hill,
honor student; Helen Chloe King,
Emma Katherine musick, Helen
Marie Thomas,
Johnny Morgan Harrison, Gene
Donald Johnson, James Clayton
Matherly, Joe Garland Payne,
Paul Junior Rose, John Harvey
Vencil, Clarence Lee Williams,
honor student; Ebert Shelly
Wooten.
Misses Edith Baker and Chris
tine Carpenter are attending
state meeting of the sol; conser-
walton commission in Richmond
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-04-15

earn Fleming, of Ash Camp,
KY, was visiting relatives and
friends here one day this week.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-04-15

Mail your news in early
The Homer homesteader., 1948-03-08

y4Heneot 10 onouIvnq i'm New
MNNdtnq Ron eon0v ohT<Unq co
ia evidenced b. the ordero
COMING an Ron NuItkdUnq mot
eftORo.
Evening star., 1948-09-16
BUDGET FASHION CENTER
DRESSES REDUCED TO CLEAR!

IS Originally 7.e5 to 1926 Maternity Dresses In sum
mer fobrie. Royon prints striped eottons. Broken
sizes Il TO
10 Originally 5e5 Maternity Dresses, wrop-oround style
cotton prints Misses broken sIzes----------$4
Is oroinoIIy 7e5 TO loe5 Dresses in summer fobrcs
Printed voiIe, dotted Swiss striped eotons Womens
size, Misses sun dresses in striped cotton. Broken
go --S4 81
Northumberland Fashion center-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-16
CLEARANCE OF HOUSEWARES

Fomous Make Chrome plotted Steel
Brsokfost Set, floor sompIe -----l
Famous Moks Dinette Toble As is
Fomous Moks 5-Pc. Dinette Set. up
hoistsrsd choirs, ehroms~oo-ste legs.
5-Pe. Blond Dinstte Set, fornico fop.
wood legs. SimuIotsd leothsr chair
scots; floor sample
Porcelain Top Extension lsof TobIs
and 4 Ladder r-boek Chain: cutlery
deewss In tobls
ckaiss with ohroms plotted isss----
Weed oinettG Chair, sold q is------
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening star., 1948-09-16
VALUES IN LINGERIE

Were NOW
u Royon Crepe Slips, green, ond vine
Sizes "a, 3o-----S----- 3.95 2.63
80 NyIon and Royon Sotin Slips, brown,
green and wine. Sizes 81 to A. 5.e5 3.s7
40 Su-Iete Slips royon sotn. Black.
sizes 81, "a. Less thsn u price 2.e5 loo
10 Royon Crepe Petticoots navy. 2e and
2s. Less them " pres--------- $50 i.5s
43 NyIon and Royon Sotn Pettieoots,
navy, brown and vine small, medium
and ioree Less thsr " pres----- 4e5 2.47
Il Royon Toffeto Pettieoots. Stripes.
Sizes rs TO- 80. Less fhsn " Rries-- 395 100
II Two -piees shortis Pojomos, cotton.
Sizes I and 49, Less then Va price 3:e5 l.5s
7 NyIoo pontes, white, SrnolI Less -
thsn " pries ries-- $50 100
LANSBURGHS-Linoerie-Th Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-16
MEMS CLOTHING REDUCED

Wes NOW
z Mems Summer Suits in Bur-MiI royon,
wrinkle -resistont 81 reeuIor, AZ
short stout t-------------------- ZhoU le30
5 Mems Herrinebone and Diagonal
Wool Suits in double breasted style.
ReouIors in sizes SO, 3d. 40, AZ, A.
Shorts in 81, 38, 40, 42---------- $500 $500
8 Mems Wool Suits In stripes and
checks Regulars. shorts and stous
in the up------------------- oOoo 3IIS
! Mems Sports Coots by nationally
known maker. Fine checks in ton,
brown, blue. Lightweight wool-ond-
royon"+ mixture. Regulars in s.,
36, 81, SO. Longs in 81, SO, SO, 40 2875 1925
LANSBURGHS-Mens Clothing-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-16
REDUCTION OF RUGS

,1slrlos W .-------------- $3.50
Wool Administer Rug, ton, tone
tone, seconds, l2'xl1'3" ------ $500
Wool Axmnster Rug, green tone
on-tone, 5'x6'8"- 8"-------- 54.l5
Wool Rug. beioe twist. 36"xo4 !I15
Wool Rug, burgundy twist, 3'x4o' 1888
Is Cotton Shos Rugs, vot-dyed, fost
color, 24"x42" 2"--------- 5.5o
II Cotton Chenille Lid Covsn, fcfoI,
ossortsd eoIon on--------- l.eS
- so. Yds. Felt Bose Floor Covering,
s., vide, nporbIeixed- sse
!, ,LANsDURoFS-Rsss-y lIoU
Evening star., 1948-09-16

Nationally known ties silks, royons,
wooIs. Bright and subdued .colors,
bold and neat potterns. Buy now for
Christmas gifts to 10y owoy!
LANSBURGHS-Men Furntshincs-
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-16
80 Originally 81
MEMS TIES .5:'.
Way Less Than Il Price
49,.

Nationally known make in vide Sc
lection. AII-woo, wool-ond-royon~',
royon :. /. woven patterns, prints,
fouIords, popIins, solids, wide or nor-
row stripes, ploids, olI-over designs.
LANSBURGHs-Men's Furnishings
Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-09-16
GREY ROOM DINNER DRESSES
REDUCTIONS OF "a OR MORE

Were NOW
yellow Royon Morquisette Dress. Size
Royon Morquisette and Toffeto Din
ner Dresses Poste eoors. Sizes z
Blue Royon Crepe Dinner Dress with
beoded trim Size 44------------ $500 1000
Royon Chiffon Dinner Dresses, with
tucked top Size Is in blue. size |8
Royon Chiffon Dinner Dresses In pos
tel colors. Sizes ls, 20. SO, 4o---- $500 5000
The Grey Room-seeond Floor
Evening star., 1948-02-01
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

ACCORDION TEACHER, male or female,
%Rs s9 long fSIfHsssa musf Ms sih99 4ia
organization. 4o-hr week, good working
eonditions Handicapped person preferred,
COUPLE. white, no children, as caretakers;
woman to assist with household duties; S;
Rostv FSSf isasy 5ses nd ss ynT san and ss
DRxrTsMas, ngaS Tsskasss part-tme work Apply Mrs.
damPIs: dr PEb1aPaics: hq iesl AMERICAN ACADEMY h
COOP TYrisf for telephone dlststiep,
REp RTsa BE fsss 'ggssr gsaf sudns AsRs
HEAD COUNSELOR for childrsn's summer
in ages
sionai and personal references, teaching
background successful experience as head
counselor for very young children, State
Salsrs Rns sssG 1pessed star iof t"o-mon'h pef.oo
sIDDIH.AGfD Mid LADY or couple accus-
toned to sober, quiet living as workins
ters and $50 mo. compensation Box
fIaiR fiaNo fias PIaYER. Thursday through sun
LAND, Indian Head, Md, Indian Head
PLACEMENT OFFICER. exper. in per.
bkgd., age range 25-4O, typins helpful;
$500 mo: and bonus. Write qualifications
sRCIRSGrARYe 81 CIRSGrA sfENoGRAPHER for sales
department of large real estate organiza-
ton Please address Box 224-A, Star
SODA FOUNTAIN CLERK, exper.. needed
at once. Apply CHEVY CHASE ICE
PALACE, Mr.. Blonde. =
for doctors small family, experienced and
reliable; live in; ref req RIA. 2125.
ADDRESS ENVELOPES in your home, turn
ipSe either
written. Cali Mr.. KENNEDY. wk. days.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
SALESMAN.

S1IESMAN-Natural sponges on commits
sion as sideline. Excellent opportunity
for saiesmen calling on hthographers, win.
dow cleaning and maintenance, hardwaTe
CORP. ie0 wall ST.. New York, n. Y; 20
SALESMAN, eolored, to sen Rawielsn
procucts. Apply 425 Irving st. NV. 1t
car for promotion work this area: No
house to house. Tel G. J. HAMILTON
"a; s5i9 2sI.rr rs.,rsu.S tn manase sales
dent Of fast growing Sc concern. Expert
ence and car necessary. Call for appoint
uaert. THE GABLES CO., 2423 Minnesota
ave. Sc. AT. o566.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
AGENTS..

BIG MONEY DAILY: New, amazns, i, in
Nothing liks It! Keeps drainssss p.sss,. pipes pes
CAMPBELL CO.. Rochelle 3s. III, 49,
set. only I.s5; UP to 1906 profit. Beau
tifal stt paeksse EySry n,s osr one 9gE1 WHI1s sn
HALL PUBLISHING CO. BLOC w. wash
il1KsEJE' FKEE SAMPLE. Big profit opportunity
with amazing gloE, n-the,dsrk e,dsf blouse noase
facturer. f MADISON MILLS, 3o3 Fourth
sEw sfs NdS sFoNsF xsEk' wsAiLL cIEAsEk.Erss;,ss
dirt like magiL; wallpaper, painted walls
ceiiinss: saves redecora ing lightning
seller, SAMPLES sent on trial. KR1sI.EE
AsGe;ENT, 0 SALES cosMErIcmopDo5tunity 2. IN ty
Excellent income. fun or part time. Will
consider exclusive territory nGgn. giEnts cont. 70
pany, sensational products. @ backed py
national Advertising; TuESiII Lag
ORATORIES. Box 172s, washington, D; O.
All replies viii be answered.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
HELP WoMEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERK-TYPIST, in account
ing dept. of Catholic educational instltu-
week State age, experience and salary
expected Box 1850: Star; -
GRAPHOTYPE opera
tor-clerS, white: mostly changes and filing.
some machine work. must be accurate; $50
for 5-day week permanent position ana
Advancement. In reply state age educa :
ton and telephone number BOX l@4-1'
anyERTIsING TELEPHONE CLERK for
ciassified advertising department OF news
paper; hours. Sunday i am. TO I'M.
Z DAYS 30 pm to 9:30 pm.. Saturday
ii am. to pm: permanent position for
GOOD typist capable of answering incoming
Room 504. THE EVENING STAR, ll0l
Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
HELP MEN.

. 611h-ADVERTISING AGENCY has i'm
{ mediate openings for seasoned copywriters
in industrial and radio divisions. Also as
sistant space buyer and art visualizer with
national experience. LEWIS EDWIN RYAN.
7o6 Jackson pl.
ACCoUNTANT-Re need, several junior
= accountants for either day or night work,
about two mos employment overtime.
Apply STONE STRAW CORP, 900
fankIin3 3 st, NE, ne ~ s. -, o.;;r,
oraanization: mfg. cost exper. necessary:
complete details and salary desired. Box
SCcouSTs PAYABLE CLERK for local
restaurant chain: excellent opportunity for
youns man with some accounting or gen.
/. 1a some typine. Cali or apply in person
IA. 1000: ] 293 TAYLOR st. NV. II
AGENT to handle life insurance debit In
and near Laurel, Nd. Write or call AMER
iCAN LIFE INSURANCE CO, 333 St.
Paul pl,- Baltimore 2, Nd. Phone sara
N0A b211. -
Evening star., 1948-02-01

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ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT inclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers OF personal ualue. Ad-
pertisers often jail to call tcr
all replies addressed to q Sta,
bor number and this mail is
destroyed if remaining oper 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
fenced. DAU-

II ST. INV.
and business broker seeks
realty man to take full
dept; comm. basis with
Evening star., 1948-02-01
Call OR. 4100
m.
woman. full time,
pply PETWORTH

oookkeeping de-
excellent oppor-
liberal discount
. YOUNG MEMS
Evening star., 1948-02-01
CLASSIFIED AD RATES

SSFASSbb bA~ NS bNSN AS
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
| time - - 33c per line
q LHneS ---------- Soc
) to 6 times consec-
utively ---- SOC
times or longer
consecutively ------ 26c
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices. Sc per line
additional.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Fiat rate per line e---4 45o
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made In time
Tor correction before SECOND insertion.
be sure to make note Of the cancellation
number. This is important in case youl
statement does not show 0 credit for the
cancellation.
II dveT.isement Was prepaid. retain
sash register receipt. which bears q serial
number. with date, and Identifies your
advertisement.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
PARKVIEW PHARMACY
Go. Ave. and Park Rd. NV.
Tsa Star Wart.Ad
Branch Agency

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