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Evening star., 1948-10-12
SALESMAN (cont.J.

HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY to become
career life. accident and health. insur-
with ons of the sndps
thoroughly trained and assisted in gettins
established in. your own business. Write,
se sa sa1 1sB rfPss s
SATURDAY ONLY statesmen, to demon
sess: 'ss State "sas saSa so' Box !sss1
ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE grocer and
several statesmen in choice territory; those
who apply are, to be in character above
reproach. ambitious and carry a side line
have a car and some experience in selling
to restaurants institutions. etc.; above
aveTage Tifg earnings a1 cinch f15 those who
sANTA faVSi CLAUS. man to play Santa Claus
in our toy department.; must be fond of
pioymsnt othee, 9TH floor. wooDwARD ea5S l
& &,Lt1 ,iL0t1THRoPs $40 to daily: lie
wholesale confection and novelties; must
have. car. Apply 314 Randolph pl. ne.
SALEsMEN-Age 20 to 35 to handle de-
preston, proof line Of duplicator supplies,
Washington and vicinity; married veteran
preferred; car not essential; car allow
aS RS iis5tqS sss s ARPy MF s 1sR
. a m. to 3 pm. Wednesday. ia
PIANO AND ORGAN SALESMAN-Good
man; See Mr.. Dixon. KIT MUSIC co,
1880 G st. NV is
RADIO AND TELEvISION salesman-Good
opportunity for alert, experienced sales
man, naa6 Il see Mr; T. Dixon KIT MUSIC Co.
Statesmen, major electric appliances,
large modern appliance store; excellent op-
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Excellent op-
atins in Silver spring. Nd. Bethesda, M
Chevy Chase and Northwest washington.
Ample 1istings of homes farms. and de-
81. .4150. STANLEY PEARSON, Realtor,
HOME APPLiANCE sALEsMEN-our fall
Of leads to follow up; no canvass. Wash. s
biggest cooking school next month. Nc
leads. See Mr.. Ludy, YOST ELECTRONICS
yic Nos
Evening star., 1948-10-12
SALESMAN,

SALESMAN to call on groceries and restau-
rants to sell paper and janitor's supplies
For appt. call CAPITAL PAPER CO.. II
SALESMAN to represent distributor of
ranges, water heaters. heating equipment
in the District area; car necessary. Com
mission-salary to be arranged. Box 397-A
oPENING IN OUR SALES FORCE for men
who want to earn So to SIS per day while
in training; no experience needed; salary,
commission and transportation, furnished.
See MR.. QUINN, Houston Hotel Monday,
Tuesday. Wednesday. to pm. No
phone calls accepted. -12
WANTED-Livewires Will pay 5Ocs COM
mission. plus bonus, to man with car. Ap-
ply "a 1853 Pa. ave. s.e. -12
statesmen to sell Guardian service.
worlds finest combination cooking and
table serving equipment. Phone Ii. 5329.
statesmen "a, exper. not nee. to be-
come one OF our field managers: earn S75
per wk during a 4-wk. training period
This is q $500 per year Job. we are busy.
II you are not serious, do not apply. Tele-
phone Sales Dept, FIR s313, for appt.
sALEsMEN-Opening for 2 real-estate
salesmen in established ONCE. applicants
must be experienced, neat and willing to
work, for . better-than.. average income:
excellent working. condition and full co..
operation. Apply In person, 10 Am. to
Pm. daily, to, WILLIAMS REALTY CO.,
3Soo Wilson blvd. Arlington. W. la
Evening star., 1948-10-12

When. dnsUertng dduertise-
n,ents addressed to Star bores
do NOT tnclose original refer
ences, photographs or other
papers OF personal Ddlue. Ad-
uerttsers often fail to call for
all replies addressed to q Star
boz number and this mail Is
destroyed IL remaining ouer
10 days after final insertion
of advertisement.
In order to protect its ddDer-
tisers from. receiutng circular
matter, 1t is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter Dtll be ,oithheld as
far as possible by The StGr
Only bona fde ansDers to
advertisements addressed to
boz numbers In care of The
Star Dill be deltUered to dd-
uertisers on presentation OF
the boz number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-10-12
CLASSIFIED Ap RATES
Local ADVERTISERS


Three Lines (Minimum)
/ time - 35c line
2 times ----- 35c line per insertion
3 to 6 times
consecutively 32c line per insertion
{ times or longer
consecutively SOC line per insertion
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices, Sc per line
additional. Advertisements Of New
Automobiles. SOC per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per rhne-'---50c
Out-of-town Rate IL charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
When caneelins classified advertisement
ee sure to make Q note Of the cancellation
number. This 10 important IN case your
statement does not show Q credit for the
cancellation.
Claims for errors must be- made in time
for correction before second insertion.
II advertisement wa prepaid. retain
cash register receipt. which bears Q serial
number with date and Identifies your
Advertisement
Evening star., 1948-10-12
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE-Wanted in exchange for quar-
references. BOX 217-D Star, .-13
FARM COUPLE, white, must be industrious
and sober; man for outside work, wife
for housework; good wages and living
quarters in main house. RE. 1865 week.
FOUNTAIN, exper.. 5 to 10 pm, S1s .
wk. ALBAN TOWERS PHARM.,. Wis. and
NOW now IS 81 THE TIME to earn $50 to SIS
wkly.; fun or spare time. Room 334.
Harrington Hotel. 10 am. to pm. Ia
SODA BAR ATTENDANT. white; fast.
exper. person only, to work small soda
salary, meals and uniform. Call GL. S66S
or or. S617 for information and inter
ss!TrEENoGRApHER wanted; permanent work
in Alexandria. Va. Call OV. 400. -15
ARE YOU INTERESTED In earning $50
$50 per week. full or part time. KAY
Evening star., 1948-10-12
HELP MEN.

ACETYLENE. BURNER, experienced: To
Essk fGP fats geo sv.
ADVERTISING AGENCY COPY wRITER to
work on key retail accounts. Must be ex..
perienced; prefer man with department
store background: knowledge of competitive
merchandising. especially in radio appli--
opportunty De nI MO for the % right % retail admsn 70
tial Call Mr.. sigmund. DI. 74o0 for ap-
pointmsnt HENRY J. KAUFMAN q As
aPPLfANcE SALESMAN to sell major sp-
pliances on e busy aoor; good salary plus plus
the the" tight man. COLONY RADIO. 81 is
aassPRsksrfel asRPTsiss Isl PPiSS1sHER white, qualifed
ply ply N MALcoM scATEs, nc, 412i 18th
APPRENTIcEs. 20-25 age; get paid to
manent position, periodic pay increases;
HnRsMArGRE nsst 8 b. sERvcs s5sdusss ssfa e. S
ARCHITECT. graduate. or architectural
Oa se GT
mems ssh vs fasssai a53 'aHFs Box seG ss
ASSISTANT BUYER, r., for boys boys clothing
shssss s, esr.Sn1e n os5 b s%D0ys 1o pfass
pcieouAcA, OsAA AONAb 1S461iNoIIso .
zih A1ro snf BODY M Man, Nv must be thoroushly
exper. and interested in turning out only
1st-class work; straight salary and bonus;
Insurance and other employe Dement'S; 51a-
day wk.; clean, daylight plant, well equip
set NJ GSepsr SGp or can ags for ps eye appt
silver Spring. Packard dealer. sH. 5000 $500
AUTO BODY and fender men, in Ford
agency; excellent working conditions: 6
legal holidays and vacation. BILLHIMER
W. 81; ans nado Hamilton St. Hyattsville. No Nd
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, by De Soto.
working conditions. $3.50 pay plan plan WITH With
guarantee. group insurance and hospitali-
isc at s$s fIsi S$s
AUTo MECHANIC; 5h-day week; excel.
lent working conditions; experienced mar
has excellent chance with a new De Soto.
Plymouth dealer. BOWIE VINCENT MO.
TOR CO.. 6013 Ga. ave. NV. RA O400
AUTO MECHANIC, Packard exper. rref.
but not essential: To thoroughly quail
ifed man we offer very attractive prop
osition; straight salary and bonus, in.
surance. other employe benefits; 5h-day
wk.; daylight plant, properly equip. Our
best reference is our employees. Come in
and get acquainted. See Mr.. Cooper, OF
call for eve. appt. CAPITOL MOTOR CO.
q2S Phila. ave, Silver Spring. Packard
dealer, SH. 5000. lis
Evening star., 1948-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OUR DYENG ADDS many. years to your
home furnishings. 1t adds charm and
ing is beauty from heaven. Call Georgia
Nine Seven Seven Seven.
ACCOUNTANT, expert-Books started. kept
part time; tax returns prepared; state
msnts; apaits Ieasonable 9 IN Or SSr 2o7a H.,
est cash prices. Free appraisal; ARTHUR
GAsKE GAs Wa1eE eso HEATER Al hs 5o e. 90. 10 ga.
sutomatic; no cash NEEDED; t;a small monthly
MAKE NAT Z II hlANinTnIE' 4 RTIE 70 % SEE T BUELL. oO for
carburetor and electrical service. s11 10th
OFFICE ADDRESS WANTED for mail and
phone service in Southeast or Northeast.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Com
missioner of Customs, Treasury Depart
ment, has issued an order on october 8,
194S, authorizing the name OF the oil
yacht. Southern, ohacial number 253445,
owned by Thomas T.. Keane. Of which
Washington, D. C., is the home port. to be
changed to Tomadge III; ROBERT B.
APPLEBEE, Deputy Collector. 12s
Evening star., 1948-10-12
SALESMAN

For our used car dept. Your income is
only limited by youl ability You sell,
YOU brv Investigate our proposition ,nw.
Call Mr.. Little. AT. 0200 or Ii. 400.
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO., Ford Dealers,
920 Bladensburg rd. ne -l3
Evening star., 1948-10-12
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the Busi-
ness Office, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
IL pm, or at any Of the
Branch Offices throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 8 pm.
Lost and Found Advertisements
on Page AS.
Evening star., 1948-10-12

Honey-bees weigh about 5000 in
dividuals to the pound. The average
weight of a honey-bee is less than
three-hundredths of an ounce.
Evening star., 1948-10-12

ENGINEER OF TESTS DEPT. is expanding
and needs:
Metaliurgist. 81 4,3oo per annum starting
salary
Paint inspector. $4,000 per annum
starting salary.
Petroleum chemists. $4,000 per annum
starting salary.
Bacteriologist, $4,000 per annum start
ing salary.
Inspectorograph operator, $4,000 per
annum starting salary
Material inspectors $4,000 per an
mum starting salary.
In reply, state age and details Of educ
and exper Positions located in Baltimore,
MD aoy O1Q-n
Evening star., 1948-10-12
,ME KNOWLEDGE of cleo

NAN, thoroughly experienced in book
keeping and general ofice work, capable
If eventually occupying important executive
position. Replies confidential. Box SOD,
Evening star., 1948-10-12

SALESMAN, retail iewelry store; cash,
credit; must be thoroughly experienced:
peTmansnt @nS ,v;1saI pesitien oo See Mr. Franks
statesmen "a. exper. not neces.. to be-
come one of our field managers; earn $75
per wk. during 4-wk. training period.
busy-if you are not serious. do not apply.
Telephone sales dept, FIR. 1913 for appt.
Evening star., 1948-10-12

MESSENGERS, white boys, age IS or over,
to work for newspaper, 40-hr., 5-day wk.;
good working conditions, many employ
ment advantages: only those who want
permanent. full-time work can be con-
sidered; Apply personnel oficc. Room 504,
Star Bldg. THE EVENING STAR, 11O1
Pa. ave. NV
MUSICIANS, or 4 piece combination. for
dancing. For addition. call TR 9502
MILLMAN - Cabinet benchman expert
enced on mantles and case work: union
shop, Washinston area. WI. $500, Ext; 12.
MILL MAN, shaper man, experienced only;
union shop. washington area. WI. $500.
MILL MEN - Woodturner. cabinetmaker
and frame smaker; top wages to the right
men. GALLIHER & HUGUELY, INC,
Sherman ave and w st NV NO 2R0O
Evening star., 1948-10-12

in. or over; Mon. Wed. Fri, am. OF
pm; capable Of exercise instruction anc
essary;, training course free; good figure
aad PssFnE 9a s asss aw AAPp Aae
HAT hH hRsa CHICK eiR a pars Pm sime, experenc.
Rtfos Hotel ADP sh 'sn snd sts serTlss
HOME ECoNoMIsTs-college graduates
Yruns Young neat; s.1; ambitious, for kitchen plan,
haVe ders eense eod ssaTy
SsI Apply + serson' oSoHRf0 JoHN G. nS9Hss: WEs
NsI @ k6cTRfss. Gci q .sAIEsWoMAN. Ii s5E age 3 s5-
to assist, customers with Knitting and
So ss: sHzs
CO. $500 Wis. ave. NV. is
1eF ensees easas sad sfss ssds v0n
snRSn R RRons snd
isSs4E.srs rs21 sn.z, with cs..s :.s
thesda section; no selling or collecting:
e M eefs M AE%s SssS TIE The
an old-established. washington firm. for a
an entirely new business; earnings. $50
wk. UP; car necessary. For interview, out
line Qualincations, including age, home ad-
dress and phone no. Box 361-D, Star.
MAIL AND INFORMATION CLERK. some
typing required; alternating shift; age,
1875 Apply MR.. LAWRENCE, asst.
manaser Raleigh Hotel 9-5 pm. No
MILLINERY SALEsWoMEN; 5-day, 40
hour week: good opportunity; liberal dis
count; experience preferred but not essen
tial; salary and commission. Apply en-
pigment n4y ONCE 4th floor, S. KANN SONS
OFFICE CLERK-Perm. position in large
office. .5-day 4O-hr. wk., vacation with pay.
Apply sAFEWAY STORES. 1s45 4th st.
OFFICE GIRI-Highly interesting posi-
tion for girl who likes to meet people;
very pleasant working conditions, 39-hr.
". and regular wage Increases; tipping
ability helpful but not essential. See Mr..
Allen at LENDERS. INC. 202S NJ Moore
st; Eosslyn Gust across Key Bridsel; Ia
0nDER GIRLS. white. from 25 to 80 Yrs.
where do not apply. No phone calls ac-
Evening star., 1948-10-12

with sales group. White, single or with
wife who can work (bring wife,. Must
have direct sales exp. Guar. wkfy. SAL
ary. commission, transportation. E.. A.
MORGAN, Hotel Burlington. 15s
Evening star., 1948-10-12

CONTINUED on Next Page.)
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-25
32 At First BOylan
Reunion In 35 Years

With 80 relatives attending, a
family get-together was held Friday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. O.
Boylan. 1t was the first gathering
of the entire group in 35 years.
Headed by Mrs. Mary Boylan of
Fishtail, family members were Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Boylan and Lora
Boylan, also of Fishtail; Mr.. and
Mrs. Arlie Boylan, Duane and Lee
Boylan of Lindsborg, Kans.; Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Boylan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Boylan and Miss
Elizabeth Boylan, all of Charlton,
Iowa; Mrs. Tom Moretz of Newport,
Wash; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Arthur,
Joyce and Clarice Arthur of Abb
sarokee, Mr.. and Mrs. Saschia Her
man and children, Mrs. Luella Kiesz
and children, and Mr.. and Mrs. l..
o. Boylan and daughters, Betty,
Jessie, Bonnie and Carol.
A picnic lunch was served during
the afternoon.
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-25
World War II Fails TO Dim
Oriental Courtesy in China

WASHINGTON. - Oriental cour-
tesy has survived the war in China.
The American consulate general
in Peiping received the following
letter with a copy of new tele-
phone directory:
81 am respectfully aware of your
fine administrative efficiency and
your ability to dispose of your Off
cial duties as easily as cooling your
self with a fan.
Under your command, the situa-
ton becomes settled and the mill
tary atmosphere is changed to
auspiciousness. l look high upon
your great brightness and offer you
my hearty congratulations for it.
"I, Mich Chuan-ju, am in charge
of telecommunications and feel
ashamed of my low ability. Owing
to the beginning of the change of
the year, a new edition has been
prepared. l am, accordingly, send
ing you with this short letter
copy of the telephone directory for
your inspection and keeping.
with greetings and kindest re-
CARDS, l am very truly yours,
NIEH CHUAN-JU.
"(SeaD."
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-25
Mining, Refining Of
Copper Illustrated
(Continued from Page Onel

Continued from Page One)
in which they place explosive
charges and then blast the ore
loose. The miners must wait for the
ventilating system to remove the
smoke and gasses resulting from the
blasting operation before they can
return to the face, but as soon as 1T
is safe for them to return they load
the ore in mine cars which haul 1t
to skip pockets from which it is III
turn hauled to the surface.
After reaching the surface OF the
ground, the ore is dumped in rail-
road loading bins. From there 1t is
loaded into railroad cars and haul
ed to Anaconda for reduction. The
reduction plant is located at Ana
conda because of the plentiful sup
ply of water, the plant requiring
45,OO0,O00 gallons of water per day.
The first operation in the smelt-
ing process is to crush the ore to
the consistency of fine sand. A
flotation process then removes most
of the worthless rock and leaves a
copper concentrate. The concentrate
goes through a roasting process
which burns out part of the sui
phur. The resulting hot "calclne"
is melted in reverberatory furnaces
where the charge separates by gr'av-
ity. The matte" which results
from this process is transferred to
which remove the iron
and sulphur, leaving SO per cent
pure copper. This copper is then
cast into anodes which are shipped
to the refinery at Great Falls.
In Great Falls the anodes are
placed in electrolytic refining tanks
where 99.9, plus, per cent pure
cathode copper is produced. This
pure copper is melted and cast into
various commercial shapes requii iire1
oy industry.
Along with the copper, many other
are recovered in lesser guam
;ities by these processes. At Ana
,onda are produced zinc, manganese
md phosphate. With an annual
output of one pound, the refinery
It Great Falls is the worlds larg-
,st producer of the metal known as
ndium.
The film was exhibited by T. b.
Grown of the Industrial Equipment
Billings, who did so at
he request of B. Meyer Harris Of
he clubs program committee.
Guests at the meeting were H. E.
Jelson, Fred Wilson, Mike Gallagher
nd A. o. Gullidge.
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-25
Marine Of Two Flag Fume Is
RebUriec in His Home Town

ELIZAVILLE, KY.-Pfc. Frank
lin Sousley, 10, a Fleming county
farm boy who helped raise the
United States flag on Two Jima in
1945, was reburied in a simple cere-
mony in his home cemetery.
Sousley, one of-five United States
marines in the now famous flag
raising picture, was killed in mop
ping up action on the small Pacific
island q few days after the picture
was MADE.
About 300 persons, including Gov.
Earle Clements, attended the mill
tary funeral.
Sousley, identified as the marine
at the extreme left in the flag rails
ing picture, wrote his mother, Mrs.
J. H. Price, on Feb. 81, 1945: Look
for my picture because l helped
put the flag up" 1t was his only
reference to the picture.
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-25
First Horses

The eohippus, or dawn horse, was
about the size of a red fox, scientists
tell us, and had a horse-like name
and tail. His front feet had four toes
and his hind feet had three. BY the
time the Ice Age had arrived his des-
cendents had spread all over the
world, and he lived on all the con-
tinents except Australia.
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-25
Modern Thoreau
Lives in Hills
On $500 a Year

CUSTER, S. D.-Badger Clark, a
bearded poet-philosopher of the
Black Hills, has never let love, man
kind or money stand between him
and his life's aim a quiet quest
for God.
1.-THE Badger" is a tall, distin-
guished man with Vandyke beard
who wears a flowing green necktie,
forest green jacket, whipcord
breeches and polished riding boots.
For Is years he has lived alone and
liked it in a "cabin with four rooms
and path" he largely built him.
self in Custer state park. He pays
$40 year ground rent and hasn't
held steady job for 43 years
since he was %.
1.-THE birds make a cloud about
my head when I step outside" he
said.
Badger has written 200 poems and
30 short stories. He is a kind of
western style Rudyard Kipling and
at least two of his "verses"-as he
prefers to call them-have become
national anthology favorites. They
are 1.-THE Job" and 1.-THE Cowboys
Prayer"
Lives on $500 Year
His books have brought him little
money, however, and for many years
he said he had been earning his
way "by my Jaw" BY this he meant
fha crNnanhnc h2 aEnc 70 honCrYofc
women's clubs and high school and
college groups. He doesn't seek out
these engagements. People come to
him.
"I've shucked off the things
don't need" he said. 81 believe
that by reducing life to its simple
terms you get more out of it. It's
like chewing crust of dry bread.
A hungry man finds in it all the
flavor he needs.
II believe with Thoreau that a
man is rich in proportion to the
of things he can afford to
let alone.
81 can live on $500 a year COM
fortably today-even on $500.
can't stand to be in debt and won't |
be. If I want something and can't
pay for it, 1 do without it until l
can. The only thing l have against
poverty is that 1 can't afford all
the wonderful books I'd like to
have"
Clark bathes in a washtub, cooks
MS own meals and eats only twice
a day to cut down on the time re-
1uired by housekeeping chores. His
cabin, kept spotlessly neat, is
lighted by kerosene lamp. 1t has
10 telephone, no radio.
The Badger likes individual peo-
Die but dislikes cities. He goes to
own only once every two weeks to
ouy supplies and stays only cou-
Die of hours.
81 have given up many things
society, financial sue
,ess. But l enjoy my life to the
INIT. What am l looking for?
suppose it is God. What else? There
are times when l would like to be
With people-with my friends - but
am never really lonely. Life is a
habit. And l feel I am the happiest
nan in the Black Hills"
Clark at 65 is still a handsome
nan. l asked him why he had never
married.
II am very frank about my in :
,ome," he smiled. THAT does the
rick"
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-25
Sword Collection

President Truman's gift sword ar
ray includes, among others, a kulzri,
or ceremonial sword, given him by
the commanding general of Nepal.
Laurel outlook., 1948-08-25
Snoqualmie Falls

Snoqualmie Falls
Snoqualmie falls, in the state of
Washington, has a drop of 270 feet.
1t is most spectacular in winter or
early spring, when heavy rains turn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-06

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That on February 9th, 1948, in the commissioners Court for Juneau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska, Walter 3 Heisel was appointed executor of tne estate of George Gombert, de- ceased. All persons having claims gainst said estate are required to resent them, with verified vouchers required by law, to said executor | Juneau, Alaska, within six months rom the date of the first publica- ion of this notice.
 WALTER B. HEISEL, Executor. first publication, Feb. 6, 1948.
 sst publication, Feb. 27, 1948.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-06
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-06-01
Effect Drastic Changes

Continued from page y
Gregory Hood" at 1880. On Wednes-
day night Special Agent" is broad
cast at g., High Adventure" at $50
and Racket Smashers" at 7:30.
A complete day by day program
log will be included in each issue of
Montana Farmer-Stockman.
Now that KMON is on the air,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-06-01
KMON, $50 on Your Dial

Montana Farmer-Stockman will APP
preciate hearing from listeners
throughout the state as to the quail
ity of reception. Send a card to
Montana Farmer-Stockman, Great
Falls, telling how the programs are
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vided on this page for your con-
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