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Evening star., 1948-09-17
Funeral Rites Held Today
For Mrs, Helen Sullivan

Funeral services were to be held
this afternoon for Mrs. Helen M
Sullivan, SO, of 3703 Jennifer street
NV, who died at Suburban Hos
pital Wednesday. The rites were tc
be at Gawler's Chapel, 1756 Penn
sylvania avenue NV, and burial
in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
For most of her life Mrs. Sullivan
lived with the family of Mrs. Roy e
Bebermeyer of the Jennifer street
address. Both Mrs. Sullivan and
Mrs. Bebermeyer's mother, Mrs
w. E. Corbin, were from Lingles-
town, Pa, where they were child
hood friends.
Mrs. Sullivan lived with Mrs. Cor
bin until she married John Sulli-
van, a Government Printing Ofice
employe, 26 years ago. He died In
1888 and Mrs. Sullivan returned to
the home of Mrs. Bebermeyer. Dur
ing her married life Mrs. Sullivan
lived at $50 North Carolina avenue
Sc. She had no family.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Capt. Chester Wells, Prominent
In Financial, Civic Affairs, Dies
Retired Navy Officer.
II, Formerly Headed
Bow Scouts of Area

Capt. Chester Wells, U. S. NJ, re-
tired, prominent in financial, civic
and Boy Scout circles. died early
today at George Washington Uni
versity Hospital. He was IT.
III for some time, Capt. Wells had
been treated at the Naval Hospital,
Bethesda, and at the university
hospital at various times this year
for a heart ailment.
He returned to the university
hospital last Friday.
Well known in Washington for
many years, Capt. Wells had taken
active part In many public enter
prises. He had been president OF
Columbia Hospital and president OF
the National Capital Area, Boy
Scouts of America, for many years
before resigning because Of failing
health.
He was one of the leaders in the
formation of the Hamilton National
Bank which opened September Is,
1898, taking over the assets of seven
banks. 1t now has eight branches.
Was Bank Director.
He was a director of the bank and
chairman of the Trust Committee
of the board. He also was a trustee
of George Washington University
Hospital, a member Of the WASH
ington Monument Society and
president of the District National
Securities Corp. Capt. Wells main
tanned his office at the Colorado
Building.
Born in Spring Hill, Pa, Oc-
tober IS, 1870, he graduated from
the Naval Academy in 1893 and
served with distinction in the Navy
for 36 years until retirement at his
own request.
His naval services included partlc-
ipation in the Cuban campaign,
philippine Insurrection, North China
campaign and World War I. He
received several decorations, 1nclud-
ing the Navy Cross.
other decorations he held in
cluded the Sampson Medal, seven
action clasps, Spanish American
War Medal, Philippine Insurrection
Medal, North China Campaign
Medal, Victory Medal with convoy
star, and Commander of the Order
of the Crown of Italy.
Member of Many Clubs.
He was a member of several mil
itary orders and clubs. They included
the Naval Historical Foundation,
Military Order of the Carabao OF
which he was former commander,
Evening star., 1948-09-17
H. N. Hawkins, 81, Dies;
Was Silver Spring Builder

Henry M. Hawkins, 81, retired Sill.
yer Spring builder, died yesterday
in Memorial Hospital, Cumberland
Md, after q brief illness.
He was born in La Plata, Md, anG
came to Silver Spring % years ago
He lived there with a daughter, Mrs
j. H. Stauffer, 1888 Easley street.
Mr.. Hawkins was q member o1
Silver Spring Masonic Lodge anc
was a charter member Of the Box
Bible Class. Emory Methodist
Church, Brightwood. He also be.
longed to Grace Episcopal Church
Silver Spring.
He is survived by two daughters
Mrs. Stauffer and Mrs. Charles Lev
ering, La Plata, and three brothers
DR.. A. H. Hawkins, Cumberland
who was caring for him at the time
of his death, and Walter Hawkins
and Charles w. Hawkins, both oi
Jacksonville, Fla.
Funeral services will be at pm
tomorrow at the Warner E. Pum-
phrey funeral home, 8434 Georgia
avenue, Silver Spring. Burial will
be in Forest Oak Cemetery, Cal
thersburg, Md.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Possersby Think
Burglar Chase
| Just Family Spot
BY the Asseeioted Press

BALTIMORE, Sept. H. Mrs,
Rita N. FRANKIE, "a, ran screaming
up the street yesterday, holding to
the coattails Of a burglar who had
looted her house of $12.
BY the time police came, the
robber had broken away and
escaped. They asked passers-by
why they had not come to Mrs.
Franke's assistance.
I'VE thought it was just a hus-
band-wife spat," they said.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Greek Rebels Reported
Fleeing Into AIbunio
BY the Associated Press

ATHENS, Sept. IA Greek
army spokesman said today Com
munist guerrillas are fleeing swiftly
into Albania, abandoning much ma
teriel.
He said the main, mile-high peak
OF the Mourgana pocket near the
frontier was captured despite in
fantry and artillery fire from Alba
mia. The rebels had as many as
1900 men in the area. At one place
they abandoned 1000 mortar shells.
In the Vitsi triangle near both
Albania and Yugoslavia, National
troops came under infantry fire in
Dendrahouri. Greek troops re-
treated in this area earlier in the
week before Communist counter
attack.
Evening star., 1948-09-17

the Naval and Military Order of the
Spanish = American War, Military
Order of the Dragon of which he
was a former president, American
Legion, Military Order of the Loyal
Legion, District of Columbia Com
mandery, of which he also was
former president. He belonged to
the Metropolitan Club, Army and
Navy Club, Chevy Chase, and the
New York Yacht Club. He also was
member of the All Saints Epis-
copal Church.
Capt. Wells married Miss Marion
Leigh Dixson of Australia on Oc-
tober 6, 1907, in London. Surviving
him are Mrs. Wells and their two
children: Mrs. Joseph E. Ralph OF
1900 Connecticut avenue NV. and
Miss Helen Elizabeth Wells of this
city.
The family home, at 1920 Jones
Mill road, Chevy Chase, Md, is ar
historic estate known as Clear.
Drinking Manor. The summer home
is known as Welbec Farms, at
Wyalusing, Pa.
Mrs. Wells, a member of promi-
nent Australian family, owns SUBJ
stantial holdings in that continent,
to which she and Capt. Wells have
made several trips.
Funeral Services Monday.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. Monday at All Saints Episcopal
Church, Chevy Chase Circle, with
the Rev. Charles w. Lowry, rector,
officiating. Burial will be in Airing
ton National Cemetery.
Honorary pallbearers will be Rear
Admiral H. H. ChriSty, retired; Rear
Admiral H. G. Gillmor, retired;
Capt. Adelbert Althouse, retired;
Fleet Admiral William D. Leahy,
Vice Admiral Alfred w. Johnson,
retired; Rear Admiral Edgar L.
Woods, retired; Admiral Harold r.
Stark, retired; Commodore Dudley
w. Knox, retired: Maj. Gen. U. S.
Grant III, Joshua Evans, jr.;; Clyde
D. Garrett, Wilmer ]. Waller, DR.
Arthur L. Day, Warren R. Forster,
Horace G. Smithy. Robert V. Flem-
ing, DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin, DR..
Frederick A. Reuter-, DR.. Walter A.
Bloedorn, Col. N. L. McDiarmid,
George Hewitt Myers, Maj. Erskine
Gordon, Richard E. Shands and
Stephen H. Quigley.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
lit Mrntnrtattt

CARROLL, REV. ALEXANDER, c. In
loving. remembrance. Of our father and sn
Rond aso dsesrted kes tss years
ago today, September II. 194e.
Eoysa il ts 5s%s%ssTss SSn %9sssTHSspcabREN u fdsI
COOK. JAMES c.; THOMPSON. MARY
a and father, JAMES c COOK, who depsrted
this life five years ago, September lI, .s ig4S'
MaRS Ma SuT ffa5 Pseasr ao ded nne
ago seRsfn0eso iaER coo9 * Asp asIS' CHILDREN.
GRAY REBEcGA e tribute ~ ms o. dess 1ess
wife, wife REBEccA j. GRAY. who departed
this life four years ago today, September
II. 1914.
A1aUsFus ,Mi1Rsn W.. GRAY.
vERsoN MITE IcrnI mo,b.T In mTTE mfTHTE O. O.
Who depaTted thia e SIX
Gone, but not forgotten. Her memory
RIoss1E Pc ssnft NJ. IvERsoN AND THE LoLLAR
! FAMILY.
my Idss dear h husband. C. " WATT Lee, Who died
eight years ago today, September II, 1910.
He had q, smile for every one
And 2 heart % as pure @ as sold:t :t
| HIS LOVING WIFE MINNIE e. LEE.
| MARTIN, CHARLES r. In loving re
membrance Of my dear husband, CHARLES
r. MARTIN, who departed this life two
years ago today. September IL IS4o'
! May his soul rest in peace.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND FAMILY.
o'CoNNELL, MARGARET. In sad but
sxRs e oSl Who 'ss.
eleven years ago today, September II,
May her soul rest IHp Il PPsMfi,y PssMsfi
PARKER. ROBERT AND EMMA. A
| ory Of our dear father, ROBERT PARKER,
| who passed away thirty-hve years ago,
September 16. 1918, and our devoted
mother Iass EMMA PARKER who left us Au-
Their fiiss r LoViNe CHILDREN. CLARENCE,
| EUNICE PAULINE AND EVERETT
| ANP gEANIPcHILDREN' E4 YVoNNE AND
| RYAN. SADIE z. In loving memory OF
my dear mother, SADIE Z. RYAN, who
passed away twelve years ago TO-DAY sep
| tember II, 1886.
| Just when life was sweetest
| And we could have lived our best,
| The gates of Heaven opened
! And you entered the land Of rest.
| LOVING DAUGHTER, THERESA.
SMITH. GLORIA GRACE. In. loving
q Gar GRACE sMTa who ssa
is4s isss SA years As' ''' ~
| There is no final parting,
| For all are in His care,
| And those who leave US here
LOVING esaF66MorHER sssi6 tSI 'nsls Ms BERTHA
| o. EPLEY, AND AUNT. MRS. JOHN A.
REDDEN.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Dratha

sHEwELL. ROBERT M. Suddenly. on
Eosp. EEday sfpsanRsI KoBnRF 2es efsass
M. shewell. father Of Charles NJ. and
laster and the. late Robert NJ. shswell.
will be held on Monday, September 20, at
= pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
ber f. fs4s A JAMIE 81 STATEN hasqa Beloved vile
John and Dayld Staten; sister ter, Of ox. Ada
She also leaves other relatives and friends:
Friends may call at the W. Ernest JARVIS
Funeral Church, 14s2 YoS st. NV r,atTs1 after
at the Church Of Coo and Saints ot Christ
n NeY susl xSak ass sna 4tR
invited. interment Norfolk, va. 19
THOMPSON. JOHN r, ,d1s sR. on 3n,n Thurs;
ST. believed hasbsnd 3asbsT i Of Mls The
Jeanette r Myers, MI: John F. Thompson
jr.i Miss Jessie G. Thompson and MT
Huea the w. T. K h0hDrae HUntem.na fS funeral % Home
1892 Georeia ave. NV. Notice OF funeral
TINsBLooM. JOHN j., ,,ssIRs sR; On G@,,y Wed.
Rfsaagi es9'eaosF s4 BELOVED S Yaa
serylces st ehambers NIB snP as Home
st. se ywsshinstoa
tional Cemetery. II
TROSHINSKY, BERTHA. On Thursday
september IS. 194s, BERTHA TR0sHIN' S}s
OsOyse os "s # Mp PavS S.
She also is survived BY four grandchildren
at the Goldberg rdsy EuneEs ao%s
II. at / pm. Interment Beth sholon
Cemetery. In mourning at 1921 9th st
Tg.ssyIE MAsIE * eos1eS s9s =. o., Or
5sSlafRes GoRpoa rURsBGnL SsR8Ha Beloved wife Of pr
Thomas Iurnbull jr Also ur, surviving ar ar
Shftaaen S1iers Of ear Cape Town, south Afres ons
brother, John, u. Hussey Of New Jersey
Church, Casanova, Va. on Friday, Sep.
tember Il. at $50 pm, Interment
Allegheny Cemetery, Pittsburgh. Pa.
TURToN, WILLIAM FRANK. Suddenly
pAM fRAsk SRo Sfptem0eff ef e
Bethesda Md. beloved husband Of Edna
e. Turton and father Of joseph W. TMrton
services At me Cnevs vs nW on saturday
September 1S. at IL am. 1nterment For'
Lincoln Cemetery. II
WELLS. CAPT. CHESTER, Q. s. y: On
Friday; sspsembsr X la4s ansn,t. st oeo5se g4
cHEsTER GifaiI.Efs"w Wells. .. 8 Navy; retired, oi
$500 Jones Mill I'd, Chevy Chase, ND
beloved husband Of Marion Leish Weils;
Miss Helen Elizabeth Wells. Remains rest
ing at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home;
29ol 14th St: NV. SERVICES at Al rsIs Saints Is
Monday, September 20, at pm. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 19
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Edward Rochette'Dies

TOLEDO, Ohio, Sept. II R.-
Edward Rochette, IS, a retired man
ufacturers' distributor of American
automobile parts in Buenos Aires
died last night in st. Vincent's Hos
pital. He was hospitalized Tuesday
after a heart attack in hotel here
Mr.. Rochette came to Toledo to
visit his daughter. Sister st. Pierre
teacher at st. Ursula's Academy.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Two Die in Mexicon Fete

MEXICO CITY, Sept. II R.-
Police reported two children were
killed and 435 persons injured during
celebration of the nations 138th
independence anniversary Wednes-
day and yesterday. Fifty of the cas-
ualties were victims of sunstroke
during yesterdays parade.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Dpatha

ANGERMAN. ANNIE M. Suddenly, on
worth. Tex. s.piRit ANNIE NJ. ANGIRMAN aged
81 years, Of 122! Monroe st: ne. beloyed
Leah A. Dickhaut and Mrs. Elizabeth l.
Morley; Remains resting at At the s: H.
hR after G " noon Ppiday services At
the above funeral home on SATURDAY, Sep
tsmbsr 1s at 10 am. Interment Prospect
Hill Cemetery. II
day. September ID. 1sSs. JENNIE ASHER
Ms5s RGIshy * Sis1
relatives and friends Notice Of funeral
later Arransements by Frasier's Funeral
BALDERsoN. RUBY ALICE. Suddenly,
on Thursday, September 16, 194s, 1t her
57 Ssevsd St asSsstsT sqs
Sterling and Christine Baldsrson. sister
n.s ce an.fs n aem senses. ssS1 e e i4t
pm. pm Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
guTbEn R9sERT a1s edkrR 4 On TsHrEdaT RUTEE
Of Baltimore, Nd beloved husband Of
Lillian M Butler, devoted father Of Mabel
aed Srdss1 an a sna Ms RSHsst 4ee BrdMn Sue
4slsti1ss Ssffis' and md many any frisnas Af,eF m Z
noon OuHQhy diC
at the Mcclure Funeral Home, 1870 a 9Th
st. High Teaaiem edaem.I mass sstb@e ~ es bEfah
s? Sss YORK M saa nv $sIssS{ s7ss; x NV 81, 81
tefment TEent' Mount olivet Cemetery. 10
COLBERT. JAMES ,EE;,vo !; On WednsSdsy' To1 sSRy
devoted father Of Charles e. and Alice a:
Colbert He also leaves to mourn their
Gs FIVE na ss5es be4 sne rssyss ans
Remains may be viewed after. 12 noon
SATURDAY. September IS. at Boyds I,1ndaa Ennsaai
efnssnDsL easpef N. E. E. church, % %Hiexsndris. Va Is
CRUMP. JOHN a.. sR; On Wed Wednesd1ay, ps1as,
ss Md IoHs is4f at cRuP R5 s beloved
asDaHa 5ohD eaump Sl psS r. Ma Mary EIaabe.h cramp
liam lam ~ and no Israel crump and Matte Cole
man. Remains resting at ms iate reS-
Senss ,ns,a afssF pms septemSer daS s at
from queens Chapel Methodist Church
Muirkirk Nd, Rev: Lew Miller ofacistins
eaat'b ments By Henry Hen S. Washington & Sons.
DoNoGHUE. MORTIMER [MURD. SUD
MoRr1MER SMgRT DoNoGHuEE,; bel9vea 9vss
hynep hpseapd of q 4sos Kansas ave NV father
OF Patrick and Joseph D1nognae ge;s, ahD
dence on Saturday, September .r. is; c,oS st y
am. REQUIEM mass At 81 Ganrlei ,ttad SMul1dH
interment Mount olivet Cemetery: 1Bos.
ton Globe and Boston Post papers please
copyD
DoNNELLY, PHILLIP A.; on On Thu ThurSaay. gay
pital PHILL1P A. DoNNELLY, the beloved
son of Agnes z. Donnelly and father q !
William H. Donnelly. He also is survived
By Margaret Spear. Prayers at Chambers
eis day. September ' Is, at 4:3o am REQUIEM
mass in St, ,Teresa's Catholic Church at 10
terment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. le
DONoGHUE. MORTIMER P. The body
~A MER P. DONOGHUE. will be at
NSA the residence, 1902 Kansas ave.
H(k&EA NV, after 4 pm. Thursday;
H0sos3 September 49,. 1948: Funeral
W. Services will be held at the
above residence at am. sat-
urday September 1riSo,s hS; thence aee at " Grant
circle NV, where mass will be of1ereo
at $50 am. Interment at Mount oh'ee
HARRY c. BLAcKMAN, President;
CHARLES L. WRIGHT. Rec. Sec. ~
Evening star., 1948-09-17

Church, Anacos-
tia. The reburial
will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Pvt. johnson
was the son of
Mr.. nd Mrs.
Henry M. john
son, 4701 Homer
av e ue, Suit
u a n d, Md. He
W as born in
Washington and
was q senior at
Anacostia High
School when he
e n t cred tn e
Evening star., 1948-09-17

Army in 1943. Pvt. A. h. johnson.
His father is . member Of the guard
staff at the Census Bureau.
The young soldier was q member
of the 4l9th Armored Field Artillery,
Sd Army. He was 10 at the time
of his death.
Besides his parents, Pvt. johnson
is survived by a sister, Mrs. Doris
Virginia Hodges, COLT Richie road,
Forestville, Md.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Polish Club to Hold Dance

The Polish Club of Washington
will hold social-dance at 8:45 pm
tomorrow in Stanbury Lodge, 5832
Georgia avenue NV. Polish ano
American music will be furnished
for dancing.
Evening star., 1948-09-17
ReburiaI Rites tomorrow
For Pvt. Alfred H. Johnson

Reburial services for Pvt. Alfred
H. johnson, killed in Western Ger
many in 1945, will be held at l pm.
tomorrow at Emanuel Episcopal
Evening star., 1948-09-17
Darn uf Uhanka

LELAND, CHARLES G. The family OF
press deep gratitude to their many friends
for their expressions of sympathy and
their loving helpfulness in their hour Of
bereavement
Evening star., 1948-09-17

CARROLL, REV. ALEXANDER C. IN
loving remembrance Of our father ano
grandfather, Rev. ALEXANDER c. CAR
ROLL, who departed this life two years
ago today, September II. 1946.
Loved in life, remembered in death:
THE CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-30

Of Mrs. Clements parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. w. S. Burnete.
Miss Betsy Vincent of Rich :
mond, Va, spent the Christmas
holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. c. Vincent.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Blythe
and sons, Charles Gene a n d
Tommy spent Christmas day
with Mrs Blythe's mother, Mrs
Lille Mae Camp.
Mrs. Bertha Martin of Rich
mond is visiting her brother, E,
S. Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Chambliss
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Cham.
bliss of Newport New, Va,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Chambliss.
Mr.. and Mrs M. ]. Powell
and family, spent Sunday in
LaWrenceville, Va. with relativ.
eS.
Miss Maxine Baird spent
Christmas day in Lawrenceville
with Mrs. Lewis Moseley.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-30
Missouri's hulking Tigers when

MlssourIs hulking Tigers when
the two teams collide in the
Gator Bowl New Years Day.
The boys have had it all sea-
son." he said, and I'm hoping
they'll have it on Saturday."
Clemson's 38-player squad ar
rived by plane about noon yes
terday and Howard wasted no
time getting them on the prac-
tice field at the Jacksonville
baseball park. He called it a
light workout and scheduled a
heavier one for this afternoon.
Meanwhile Missouri Coach
Don Faurot was far from idle.
He gave his squad its second
rugged workout since arriving
here Monday.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-30
Clemson Pits Speed
Against Missouri's
Heavy Footballers

Jacksonillve, Fla, Dec. 20 -
(AP) Gle mson didn't 70
through its season undefe ated
with the use Of mirrors.
Coach Frank Howard said his
little South Carolina Tigers used
speed and spirit to whip their
bigger opponents.
And that's his strategy against
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-30

streets two hundred sixty three
thousand trees and one million
four hundred thousand shrubs
This is part of campaign to
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-30
PAGE SEVEN

make the soviet capital in the
future one of the greenest cities
in the world with trees lining ev-
ery street.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-30
CASTOR
Mrs. ;. L. Blythe
Correspondent

Miss Edith Mae Grant Of the
Conway High School faculty is
spending the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. Lena Grant.
'rr. and Mrs. Waverly Glenn
ents and son, Ted Of Newport
News, Va, were weekend guests
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-30

Moscow Plants Trees

MOSCOR & APP - During
the autumn in Moscow there
were planted on the city's main
Evening star., 1948-12-14
HELP MEN
ANYERTISING

ADVERTISING SALESMAN WANTED
Man selected to serve on this newspaper
drawing account. Write Box ASK. Star
fST nmBsT personal interview stating tslsPs.n'
APPRENTICEs-Youns men to learn the
pm. GENERAL GLASS l. MIRROR Co,
assls1ishr zssi sh st. sHiFrSGsfoek RE fsa4 CLERK s
ase 20 to 80 years; perm. position; high
school graduate. knowledge OF tipping nee
essary: 5;day wk, Apply In person, ROYAL
4gFe MfcHaNeMuss be esner sI pe7m
position; refs. required; excel; salary and
hours: modern. up-to-date shop. Apply
MANHATTAN N II AUTO & RADIO CO., 1905
AUTO q q MECHANIC. colored, to work i0 on
used cars exclusively: good proposition to
f9SG nan nan aa4s. Apply ma %snassr USED CAR
AGTo SALESMAN ss to- to sell aif Kaiser Frazer
cars. also large stock of prewar and post
With snerss and sbg Lei
GOLDEN. Kaiser-Frazer Dealers. .63 Car
EHk sakEKY T;aSR8s Ma8acPa Fl c. rRAsE az aaSo must
have Bookkeeping experience. be wiiiins
over new shops. State salary expected,
sAHkING-Youns sI IN 1a Sss man, high school grad
SAfloSAL S1tf eApAi sa.sf' BANK sfs Il.
BooKKEEPER. q to s5; must be expe-
teresting position and good opportunity for
5as Ds5ss Ably saE' T Jos
BOY, colored, over 81, to work In liquor
store; sood hrs; and pay, 1918 18th ST.
Soy. colored. is to 1s. to YORK in sIesesyy.
kIiTaq MAKKET s74o l4th st ~, -, Isn-
en ons s'fiz EMrRE '6s :GS6 %ARkeT
cAssINErn as q: MAKER, very good working work
toDnssh rsht .ve man G1 S1 oapr. in person 4l
5SasGsr fiji ts$Se: sSSs
eSstz1lt efsHK ciESk ERR AND CASHIER, must ao b.
sHAhM5fT 81 siSS man for
railrcad ONCE G9od pay cSoS opportunity for
CLERK-TYPIsTI5-day. 4o-hr: wk., perm;
startins salary, splendid working cond.,
,SS sHo'8zf Hr s;n;' e Co. nsEiSH
co6k. ts,6 s'' sksi;stan.. and general kitehe.
pendabIe; S35. CHAMPION FOOD, SHOP.
3201 Mt. Pleasant st. NV. Ask fol, Mr..
SoSSTEkMEs. Liberal . starting n. wage; ssss;
at .5loo Georeia ave NV; bet II am,
ton Soff IIE qlsns TAVERN H4Es a's sHops Isl o INC
~ maS snTeu5ss5s soored for LIQUOR store
must be over Fl years old. Apply 1912
oiy IN psison' 6: &c. 6: B., f4i5 .s: nv.
CLERK to assist food
knowledge Of food and beyer;
sss1 sS IT ss sR's tx
II Ra.. 4.sss. S.4a Sa fss ss,,ss saFa sns
n nnDsfSa; Dssson onis' ds' PoslNs. 57ss oeessis
DRivER-sALEsMAN, white. for linen
See MR.; HEoN, at SO st. Sc. -lS
shn Must u'Sa have ea0i idsntisc.tion esrd Apply
Pis%end lot. lOl NJ st. ne. See MELVIN
pkGG CLERK. AFTERNOON and evenings.
75 cents per hr. CONCORD PHARMACY,
bRHG sas N cEEkK. axe EXPERIENCED a~ capable and
to start; permanent. HIGGER's DRUG.
hf Ssna f0fs 0RsriMAroRLarse eecsri-
cal contracting firm needs the services Of
an estimator. Must be experienced and
familiar with commercial apt and resi-
Dental layout Very attractive salary for
right man. State experience. BOX 7s-c,
maintenance. white; apply In
person. HOTEL STRATFORD. 25 E st.
n. rs
white. 5th class license or
better, 4 pm to midnight: six day week;
permanent position; S195 month: salary
paid weekly; give references. Box ISL,
strip, list class men,
good pay. Bee L. T. Folk at 1882 Wis.
NV. lis
Evening star., 1948-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LINOLEUM SINK TOPS, permanently re-
placed with Formica, in many attractive
shades; work done at our factory and in
GAs Wafak hEA4Eas sHGR e. e. 80 olS 10 sa
payment: immediate Installation. THoMP-
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est cash prices. Free appI aisal. ARTHUR
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come taxes prepared, books straishtened
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eo1lee.or t unit, you have sent the Wright"
eoiieess eoe0a out % of bsd aeeounts-msse. make.
them pay UP with smile. Some com.
ments: Best collection letter ! ever saw"
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complete costumes made to order. Trade
marked dolls. Virginia Dare. Pocahontas,
Huzzy ~ and nd Bible Story dolls Exciusiyely
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ALL PARTiEs HAVING INTEREST in 1882
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Evening star., 1948-12-14

A harassed night club owner,
fretting over payment of the high
taxes attendant upon remaining in
a business that is not too reward
ing right now, was startled speech
less the other night. He had Just
encountered the operator of one of
those free-wheeling, unrestricted
after-hours clubs, who was splut-
tering about Commissioner Guy
Mason's tax proposals.
"It's an outrage" the after-h hours
man was shouting. Its uncon-
stitutional! They want to double
my taxes and charge me $4 instead
of 50 q year for my occupancy per-
mit!"
It seems to have been our night
for running into people who re-
Gently have been rendered speech
less. Johnny Robb, the quiet, we'll
mannefed orchestra leader at the
Madrillon, still had not thought OF
an answer, as a matter of fact, TO,
the man he encountered while de-
livering The Evening Star the other
afternoon. Mr.. Robb has not taken
up newspaper delivery to supple
ment his music income. His son