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Evening star., 1948-12-22
Draft 10 Take 10 D. {. Men
In HaIved February Quota

Ten District men will be drafted
in February, Deputy Draft Director
Frank D. Norton announced today,
The small quota is the result OF
the Army's 5000 call for the month,
compared with $4,000 this month.
When the department cut its call
for January from 10000 to 10000
as a result of budget limitations and
high recruiting rate, the local call
was reduced from 101 to so men fol-
that month.
The balance of the 76 men TO bs
called up this month with be in
Quoted December % and %, whils
the induction dates for January
will be 4, II and Is.
Evening star., 1948-12-22
Lord ChoImondeIey Wed
To Widow of Captain
BY the Associoted Press

LONDON, Dec. 22.-Lloyd George
Cholmondeley, 81. London stock
broker, was married in a registry
office yesterday to Mrs. Diana Nell
Charlesworth, 48, widow Of an army
captain.
Lord Georges first wife was Clara
Elizabeth Taylor, daughter OF
Charles Henry Taylor Of Washing
ton. She divorced him in 1921. and
the same year he married Ina Pelly
daughter of a Church of England
clergyman. He was divorced a sec
ond time in July, 1946.
Mrs Charlesworth is the daugh-
ter of Rupert Beckett. chairman OF
Westminster Bank, one of the major
British chain banking companies
Evening star., 1948-12-22

today about the
posi- b ility of
taking the job of
director of t h e
Gallinger Hos
pital psychiatric
service.
While it was
understood DR..
Badt was inter-
ested primarily
in the Gallinger
] b. Commits
S / on er G u y
Mason had hoped
a ] SO t o discuss
W h e t h er h e
would be inter-
Evening star., 1948-12-22

posted official notices on the bulletin
board expressly forbid supervisors
from soliciting gifts from subord
mates.
The fact remains that the mimeo-
graphed mailing list can be inter-
preted as bid for presents from
rank-and-file employees. This is to
inform the employees they may
ignore it, If such is its intent.
MISS PERKINS-Reports have
cropped up again that Civil Serv-
ice Commissioner Frances Perkins
will leave the commission, probably
in July. It's reported she's had
Several attractive offers from We'll
lesley and Mount Holyoke Colleges
Meanwhile, Miss Perkins continues
on the job in an active capacity.
FSA-The Hoover Commission
recommendation for new Depart
ment of Health and Public Welfare
(or a somewhat similar name) sug-
gests that four Assistant Secretary
posts be created in the department
If Congress approves such legis-
lation-and there's good chance
that it will-FSA Administrator
Oscar Ewing is expected to get the
top job as Secretary, with Cabinet
status. The Hoover report is ex.
pected to ask that four assistant
secretaries head the following pub
lie welfare divisions which would
be created, whose activities now are
being done by the Federal Security
Administration, public health, So
cial security, education and a spe-
cial services section.
X
PAY-Federal bureau chiefs ane
administrative people who are moi
included in the top-bracket Govern
ment pay measure are asking thai
their salaries also be adjusted up.
ward.
There is some talk that pay ad.
justments for these officials will be
considered in separate legislation
after the top-bracket measure il
disposed of.
Meanwhile, rank -and-file employees
representative are seeking a White
House appointment to urge Presi.
dent Truman to support genera
FEDERAL pay raise for all Govern.
ment workers. They've got a tough
job on their hands. AS reported
here weeks ago, President Truman
is said to be cool to the idea o.
rank-and-tile pay raises at this time
other than modest classification
Act pay revisions.
= + 4
CAPITAL ROUNDUP-Committe,
insiders say there is a good chance
that Robert E. Stripping will remain
as chief investigator of the Hous
Committee on Un-American Activi
ties. Mr.. Stripping announced las
month he would resign soon
Interior Department insiders say l
won't be too long before Undersecre
tary Oscar Chapman moves into th'
top job there. Employees in th'
Production and Marketing Admins
tration's administrative accounting
section, fiscal branch, donated fooc
baskets. clothing and toys to three
very needy Washington families. II
was a very nice gesture by these
Agriculture Department employees
who have made this a very merry
Christmas for the adults and Is
Evening star., 1948-12-22

children in the three families. {.
About $4,000 Government workers
here who ordinarily would have
been paid on Friday will get their
paychecks tomorrow instead.
(Be sure to listen in epery sun .
dav at 1915 am. ouer WMAL,
The Evening Star station, tor
JOSEPH Young's broadcast perston
of the Federal Spotlight, tedtur-
ino additional ne1Ds and utetDs oJ
the Government scene.)
Evening star., 1948-12-22
Member of Jap Diet
Indicted in Bribery
By the Associated Press

TOKYO, Dec. GA Diet member
was indicted today in coal mine
bribery scandal. A vote OF nom
confidence in the government may
be taken tomorrow.
Kakue Tanaka, Diet member and
a former parliamentary vice attor-
ney, is accused Of accepting q
1000 900 yen (about $28,500) bribe
from mine operators in their fight
against the coal mine nationallza.
ton bill last year.
Evening star., 1948-12-22
Railroad Gives Boy, II, Party
For Wurninq of Loose Track

already has had Jimmy's farm home
wired so he can operate the train.
J. j. Frawley of Syracuse, general
manager of the railroads lines in
the East, reported this last night:
On November 20, when Jimmy
was walking along the tracks neal
his home he noticed loose plates
and couplings on the track over
which the Empire State Express
soon would move. He ran to g
crossing and told a watchman. A
dispatcher was informed by mes
sage and traffic was rerouted until
repairs were made.
Mr.. Frawley said the railroad hao
guaranteed Jimmy a job when he
is 81.
Evening star., 1948-12-22
Quentin RooseveIt's
Body Believed 10 Be
Still in Plane Ruins
BY the Associated Press

HONG KONG, Dec. 22.-Quen-
tin Roosevelt's body was believed
to be one of four still in the
ashes of a Chinese air transport
that crashed, killing IS persons
yesterday on Basalt Island, 7
miles from here.
He was a grandson of President
Theodore Roosevelt and son of the
late Brig. Gen. Theodore Roosevelt
IA Bodies Removed.
Fourteen bodies, all mangled be-
yond recognition, have been recov-
cred. They will be transported by
police launch to Hong Kong to-
morrow.
Pilots at the scene of the crash
estimated today that the C-54 was
flying 200 miles an hour when its
right wing struck 100 feet from the
554-foot summit Of the rocky island,
The plane was on the Hong Kong
beam, en- route from Shanghai, but
too low.
Parts of the plane were strewn for
half a mile. Two of the huge en-
gines were hurled 300 feet.
Sir Alexander Grantham, the CO.
1bnial governor, telegraphed the
Secretary OF the Colonies that the
plane was flying in foggy weather
conditions against the advice OF the
Hong Kong control tower"
Plane Crashed In Fog.
o1l p4Nen,,a1f hol
brushed with danger many times
hefore-as an Army captain in World
War II and in hazardous airlift mis-
sions to isolated Chinese Nationalist
troops. But his death came yeSter-
day on routine business trip. on
the normally easy flight between
Shanghai and Hong Kong.
Chinese National Airlines Corp
said the SkymaSter smashed up in
fog with % passengers and seven
crewmen. All were listed as Chi
nese with the exception of Mr.
Roosevelt and the pilot, Charley
Sundby, Danish national.
Five women and one child were
among the victims of the unex-
planned crash.
CNAC headquarters said the pas
sengers included Peng Hsueh-pei
former Minister of Information
Feng Yu-cheng. Shanghai manager
0f the Chinese Central News Agency
and P. l.. Fang, noted Chinese movie
director.
Mr.. Sundby had radioed within
sight Of Hong Kong that he hao
found a break in the clouds over
Bias Bay, 40 miles east, and was
letting down for the run into the
British crown colony. What hap
pened Is still not clear.
Young Roosevelt was vice presi-
dent of CNAC. He passed up two
fully loaded transports on the same
flight and boarded an extra plane.
The other two arrived safely.
Widow in Shanghai.
Mrs. Roosevelt, the former Fran
ces B. Webb of Kansas City. re-
fused to give up hope in the long
hours between the news of the
crackup and the rescue party's con-
drmatlon OF her huSoandS deatn.
They were married in April, 1914.
Mrs. Roosevelt is in Shanghai with
the couples three young daughters.
At her Oyster Bay IN. ~. home,
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, jr. an
nounced her sons body would be
brought home for burial She said
another son, Cornelius, planned to
go to Shanghai from Hong Kong
to be with Quentin's widow anc
children.
Quentin was named after his
fathers youngest brother who was
killed in air combat over German
lines in World War I. His father
died in Normandy in 1914. An
other uncle, Kermit, gave his life
In World War II. Quentin, wound
ed in the North African campaign
received the Silver Star, Croix de
Gierre and PIrnle Heart
Evening star., 1948-12-22

who are apply
ing for Govern
ment jobs.
Some Govern
m e mt officials
are 6 u e essi n g
that this is the
result of a drop
In the number
of Jobs availabl
in private indus
try. Some un-
e m p oy m e n t
trends have been
reported in pri-
vate industry re-
Gently, and the
co,,ptr1,'c 4oto1
Evening star., 1948-12-22
The Federal Spotlight
Sharp Increase in Applications
For u. S. Jobs BATTLES Officials
By Joseph Young

Federal officials baed sharp increase applications
for Government jobs.
It's reported that applications jobs Office
Department. the employer increased
by per those during comparable periods
Evening star., 1948-12-22
Dr.RuhIand Interviews
Bay State Doctor on
Post at Ga||inger

DR.. Bernhard Badt, senior psy-
chiatrist at the Grafton (Mass.)
State Hospital, conferred with
Health Officer George C. Rutland
Evening star., 1948-12-22

Prices are so high in Paris tina
few women can afford new look
dresses.
Evening star., 1948-12-22

And other Federal departments
and agencies likewise report large
increase in the number of persons
Evening star., 1948-06-16

DREssMAKING. design. remod, altera.
tons: eve, gowns a speciality; reas. MISS
BERT. 1880 Irving st. NV. Apt 4. AID
CoILEGE GRAD, intelligent. social econ
background, buying exper., knowl, book
COLLEGE GRADuATE. coiored. desires job
81 paS serk MI II dsy ayos cleaner store or ice
fsslsnee Glsr xants CO says s4a2 york or part time
GIRL SbRd. Tsnts ssas elevator Job or store maid
GIRL. colored, wishes work as baby sitter
e. Can 'leanisss bU ssss. to pm; no sundsys 1s
Ing house. DE. 3o54. "
GIRL. colored, wishes work as elevator
Gefsiisr Psabs esxf ca asnss oR s11 fs or part
SECRETARY. diversified experience with
position 5-das wk.; min. $50 wk, Box
sEcRETARY-sTENo., legal work only pre-
ferred. fast, accurate and dependable;
salary s55 week. Call co. 1850 evenings.
sEcRETARY-sTENoGRAPHER; over seas
peTience secretariai field, Box s6s-E. star.
sTENoGRAPHER AND TYPIsT-univer-
aty junior with shorthand and tipping ex-
perience desires work IN law oface during
UNDERGRADUATE NURSE colored. de-
s:res chronic case: will assist with home
housework Call CO. 9661 IT,
WOMAN, exper' PIX typins. bookkeeping,
etc, wants work evenings and week ends
In exchange for clean private room. Box
ALE. Star. IL
WOMAN, young, years retail sales ex-
perience, including 8, years as asst man
aser OF chain store ladies' ready-to-wear,
essirss ssr ,,os PositIesn ign, in Washington area
YOUNG LADY desires part time employ
ment, S-12 mornings, general clerical,
photography lab. and some. typing ability.
Gall ME. 5322, Ext. 3os, between and
pm. 1Ss
YOUNG WOMAN (white> desires pos hat
checker or counter work, cafeteria, no
cocktail lounge; no Sunday. TR. 0236. Q
EXERT TYPIsT-CLERK. literary and
business experience; temporary or perma-
WORK. FULL TINE will sleep in: no
cooking, Phone M; ,os5l, 10 to - am,
REFINED ELDERLY LADY desires posi-
ton in Arlington with employed couple
or combination duties light; live in Ask
opr. for Gaithersburg 79S-J1 16.
Evening star., 1948-06-16
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started. kept
part time. tax returns prepared, state
msnss; Sspditss seasons6le. sosss .n9 or 2ov4
ia M tEays xS srssks os Rosnfh sshss S.,
cakes; desires work. csil cH. 1888. @ia
BATTERY, generator and starter man, long
experience. desires good connection. Box
eeaEMailssTTsssYi eai sTssi STUDENT. 40 semester II hrs.
& sssmsst.M fs''5ii sfes a.'ns 'annsF :
ELDERLY WHITE MAN wants work a.
watchman or other light work; formerly
fiiNANG1AL AccoUNTING. with account
ing Arm or private concern; middle aged,
experienced. Al refs Box 39e-E. Star.
HONOR GRADUATE. II, seeks permanent
employment, S35, to pay way through night
school; good references. Box 340-E, Star.
LAW STUDENT DESIRES WORK in after
noon 2-6 and on Saturdays. Call GL.
LEGAL sTENoGRAPHER, L. L. B., A. B.,
desires stenographic work In law once;
aHS sTsNoGRihEEsay hEay0r v.tsssn ssn
secretariai position with future: S60-S65
weekly; years experience. Box 41S-E
NAN. eolored. young. wants Job in pvt.
aootss Il aSsI sna Sh eoas d' tram
ing; SIS wk., i've sin in; $40 wE. and meals.
travel HUaHEs. pu. 1855. 1865 Cir. I'd
1t. NV.
Evening star., 1948-06-16
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COLLECTOR with car; GOOD salary; .good
opportunities: no Saturday work. Apply
Room 4o7, 1929 Vermont ave. NV be-
CoUPLE' 1sP acc colored, for summer; nr. An
rapolis: woman. good cook; man to assist
iorabe IN vns On IN
must have local refs Call MA. 1855 until
CREDIT UNION CASHIER CLERK, previ.
Gus exper. preferred; full.-time position
good salary. 5-day week. Apply Sol 18TH
st. NV. Room 2l13 III
ELEcrRoNIc PRODUCTION personnel
fnen ronic equipment; n pS sc 4o-hoHT Week; perns:
Hf9s RfsNR3e 422 "a SATGNA 90
MEN M HlfNSBoFs; AND WoMEN. Nj eolored: GOOD ieDs
E5MPI aoYMENT AGENCY. go W st. \ W.
MIN AND WOMEN PREssERs-5-da,
week. ,good salary; experience necessary
1888 Buchanan st. NV. 20
PART-TIME CoUNTERMAN or woman
Marlboro pike. Hillside. Md. HI. 1888.
.a,hoase' commission basis. ''tS TN. u 1896 I' Of
RADIO PRODUCTION personnel, expeF. ro in
f9Rsas esES 4Rl:
3RRhAT3Rs1Es TRRhAiS2s zoo King ST. Aex Va Is L,
women. State age. educ. exper. and tele-
phone number. Box 232-D, Star. II.
classes OF June. 1913. Are you interested
in q perm; Job with an unlim. future,
excel working conds., vacation with pay,
group insurance. disqualification and re-
tirement benefits available? Then look
no further. THE HAMILTON NATIONAL
BANK has several openings for clerk
typists adding machine operators and
file clerks eXper desirable but not re-
ouired. Apply in person. 6l9 l4th st. n; W.
Evening star., 1948-06-16
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY handles the
better school and ofice positions. 204
ifasffd9 RRHns M aPa 6 pt RI sess
seso' mo aafoaA EpLoYEsr SSys SEW
ICE; I50s G St nv
charge, $55; asst. bookpr.; Takoma Park
mach. opr., S45 wk.; now is the time to
secure interesting positions with future
osNHE sss Ne Service KPSh i5I 5it 81 yrs nw PER "a
Al SECRETARY ro, $4,000; prefer lega,
sxper. perm. Trafac rate secretary. ,S275
d., $50 wk, Secretary
to publisher, single. und. 35, $50. Assoc.
secretary, exper meet people, SOB wk, La
Dor relation secretary. sos ,wk. up. Temp;
new applicants daily for topssalaried posi-
tions. See Miss Lee or Miss White lEst.
30 yrs, INQUIRE now Over zlotnick's S,
cor 18th and G. 8 floors, BoYDs, 700
ELFc. ENG:. $1,000. Electronlc exper.
dew and designing cleo, eng. high ard low
strvction eng, -exper;,, $50 Wk. salesrnn
xE, W. FoRD EMP. SERVICE, aI5 'ilh 18th NV. NV
CONSTR: supT,, $3.50 wk. FORD EMP,
MeR a12 lS5h s. ny Re- 3s2s
dictation., under 30; bookpr. some tipping,
mr., Takoma Pr, $50; many sales positions
daily, top salaries. BoYDs. 700 18th,
81 sALEsMAN. $4,000 CM): degree in engi-
salesman, exp. copper and steel sales; Of
US first Ma. 21I4 or Ma $3.50. PER-
soNNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV. next
Evening star., 1948-06-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, desires Job as maid. ex-
perienced with children excellent refer
ences. Call AID 1888.
GIRL, colored desires days work. TR.
GIRL, colored, wishes part-time Job;
GIRL, colored,, desires part-time work al
ter 8 am; light laundry. FIR. 1902.
GIRL, colored, wants job as bussirl or
g;h.w FIR, 1919.
GIRL, desires days work, experienced.
Telephone AK. OO33.
GIRL e n desires ;, nq5semald and s.h.w.' 5h
GIRL, colored wants days work. DU.
GIRL. colored. desires Job cleaning apt.
or TAX take care Of children; DE, 5215;
give full details Box 433-E, Star.
LAUNDRESS, hand, desires laundry work
to do at home; experienced and reliable.
fas RakTqqimE Eqi 0s WORK. MORNINGS or 4ev Ewes.
SCHOOL GIRL, colored, desires Job as
Inv. or nursemaid: no cooking: willing
WANTED-Shirts and linen by 1st-class
llaundress to be brought and carried.
WOMAN: eolored. reliable, desires work as
maid, chambermald. waitress or g.h.w.;
day work RA 1856
Evening star., 1948-06-16
HELP DOMESTIC,

dren age and s; Apply in person SON only. only,
COOK, eolored. to p; prepare food only; short
naarI FAILS chnToh pa isss Sssy week. no ssF'-
sHer sprns f other help sdaS emposed pefm
COOK, good. plain; exper. with children.
ages and 81; g.h.w., no laundry; sit .
liable nst, e with good refs 51a days, s26s so.
COOK. white; good references; excellent
SalarK; sal S3s 60 country for summer Phene
ooK.G.H.w., experienced. live in, or
sleep sleep in 3 nishts; lovely upstairs room.
G.H.W. and plain, cooking, live, in, up
references necessary. sH. 4os9; II
s.dsy xf. IL e sm 1o' through aS pa oeas din:
y; iessi ref ss' ca al iaIss MRs poNAeeK. ess
light ldry; help care with small child;
Sall SSasl st;, Set; $50 am. and i pm. only'
GEN; HoUsEwoRk, some cookins; fond
GnNERAE Gi astsE HoTsEWoRkfRR Ro kfit young a GIRL
80 mi. from wash, and come into town
every OtEer week enc, must De iona OF
children; local ref: $50 wk. Call EN-.
HoUsEKEEPER, white. capable person;
good habits; employed parents; l child;
live in or out Arlington. CHI. 1856.
aSGsEksEPER, 1885, ss1eEg white good cook. general
yorker; adult family; live in: salary open.
RA. Ss06,, 1897 18th st. NV. -17,
LADY. white settled, care for semi-invalid,
light h,w: duties, in family. live in, $50
MAID eyner for u .,oLin1 ,.u,d-v.
s22;5o: ~ days: OR. 5536: .1sss
month. room and board Included Apply
MAID. colored, g.h.w., live in: -25 to 40.
MAfD ANp HousEkEEpIk Esfk ssus siust be GOOD
cook and laundress New home, Just COM
pleted, in NV. section. Have beautiful apt.
over garage. Live in on premises Hus.
band band TO-, to work part time on premises.
sgGd Nsx TsteEsnies Yarf ~. Cal MIS- IS ScALETN
MAID, exper., for general housework and
cooking: refs; live in or out; S25 wk.
NTRsEMAID. to live in; beautiful room
and pvt. bath; experienced with children,
3 years and 10 months o.d; no cooking;
q a,,S goSd 8 habits; salary, s2S: ao e4ss;
mo.:old girl; room, board and s11o mo.
Apply at 1440 Rhode Island ave. NV.
on Wed, June 16, bet. and g..
WOMAN to care for 9-mo. .-old baby. in ex-
change for rm. and board; pay for extra
duties. Write Box 474-G, Star. lis
Evening star., 1948-06-16
PERSONAL tcent.l.

PROFESSIONAL 'WRITNo-Any topic,
sian T IT. Il; 'ss; Expert hsndiins q SooEs. auto:
sssrs II sqseis;
PERMANENT. "a; shampoo and nnEer
PaasoNs 2hSSNK sc61STRisipE cxMp rSt
your child OF wonderful. neyer-to-be- for
gotten camp experienees" lS0-acre farm;
a age e tsr sroups for boys and siris; hot lunches:
asy ssIs ms5 u5os psd suH sfHPnf asSs
director. Weekdays and Sundays. inspec-
ton isyited; sH 1s1a Il to o 0'm' e4o1 Ga ave-
FEEL SETTER after first treatment or no
fee. Relief frop pains and aches due TO
weak heart, asthma. rheumatism. arthritis,
nervousness, piles, colds, flu OF other all
iest: Lady nstaTopath' 20 years ex-
5 EES: NJ NURSE has oS & vacancy tsss tn rest hems,
e Hss5E 'siP 81 fsis sss
MaFlr S STEVE dollars, ysf%HR Sslvssss
si1 sahaASis! sssE E,is WAvEs, 81 sA.mseo 's. sss
Flynn BEAtTY COLLEGE. isio & St,
DENTAL TECHNICIAN-JosEPH RICE.
Prompt service on dental plate .repaiIs.
ALTERATIONS on ali ladies garments;
prompt and efficient service; open ewes
yIefoR q 5afh GfoRGEs RE c9 }uNEs E PIANOS in
Wash. and sub; within 50-mi, radius.
All repairs, refeltine, etc. OV. 462T ewes,
TO WHOM IT MAY coNcERN-we W +.
Barrows and W. H. Clark are selling the
Kathryn Gift Shop, 1912 14th st. NV.
PvT. INVESTIGATIONS made by expert
and exper. operators. For an appoint-
ment, call ST. 4037. -22
MODERN POPULAR PLANO STUDIO, COM
plete systematic instruction in harmony
theory, technic, arrangements; private
lessons in studio, or will go to home
within reasonable distance, studio: 1873
Meridian pl.- Nv, AID. 1869
WEEKEND TRIPS g Ocean City. Nd
breakfasts, planned activities; meet new
friends and broaden your interests. For
further information. and to make reser-
yations. call BILL HUTzELL'S PHYSICAL
FITNESS CLUB, 1719 K st. NV. Ex
Evening star., 1948-06-16
PERSONAL.
DREssMAKING and

DRESSMAKING and tailoring; free esti-
nstS, mats Can M MISS S RICE. at Ak 1928. es IT,
ease and safety in q dual-controlled car.
Gall Sa. 5000, KENYoN-PECk. NC.
RTIl1rlS6. PEfyTnG &c SCHOOL 2s25 wilson nsyd''
PICTURE FsAMNG-Deal directly With
our craftsmen and enjoy the beneit of
reasonable factory prices. Our special for
June. any high school or college diploma.
class Of June, AS. framed for 81. MOLL-
BROOK PICTURE FRAMES, 7o7 .sth
4 ~ sfSs. =: iasserz a1s;:;
to announce her return to business after
her recent illness and is now ready to
personally serve her many old customers
as well as new ones. Centrally located at
ITO St; nv, Em 20; tel. Ex: 1903;
mediate vacancies tsg year around
Better HEALTH sTUDio; colds and
chronic pains treated; trained nurse, sp-
pointments. HO. 4721. -16
CABINET BATHS, reducing; gentlemen
only. WILLIAMS, formerly opposite May
flower. Hrs 10 am. to 10 pm. Gil. 6l72.
wANTED-Men and women who are un-
married and enjoy good company, and who
like TO nsh on Chesapeake Bay, ride horses.
swim, bowl, fly. play golf, or who Ike =
good clambake. dance or card party. II
You s sEs oys5 For 2q Fun s9d cE1s q sops 1913 sos
aS aoIp paGn' A. g. os 81, as0e so. TO Mas M Your.
crazy. Thousands poppy at 70. ostrex
For rundown feeling many men, women
call "old." New "get acquainted" size
only SOC. At al druggists.
Evening star., 1948-06-16
HELP MEN tcont. J ,

YOUNG MAN, active. intelligent. wanted
p psy and ana steady HS v WORK. d Box s4s.E' stsr.
YOUNG MAN, under 80. college graduate
or night student, for permanent position
as assistant to manager OF purchasing
sass Of .sa B hfSta heem 4os a's ss s'TssR
YOUNG MAN with good knowledge INSTALL
ms credits and s2sv0H foees9a
YOUNG MAN. high school grad; able to
Ys zRs s1 gER sii sPFe Co. AsSy sos hess
YOUNG nSof nSSooLoRED MAN to work in drug
store, Mon: through Sun, S25 week and
meals. CALIFORNIA PHARMACY. 2I62
ait : YoUNG u MEN, IS to %, neat, single.
free 70 trayel; new cars furnished; average
account. Mr.. IL vENE: Hotel sufiins-
GoLLEoH esS Z sTu6HRshs for Summer employ
ment, in local sales dept, national COM
pany. Ability to meet people more i'm
$50 wk Apply Thurs. only. 1880 am.
or 1880 pm. sharp, Suite 205-10, 1427
oppokTGSIry TO TRAvEL-a youns
Transp. . paid Cash drawing I.; acct. oEs: ESs.:
penses advanced. Average earnings. $50
weekly. Perm. position. Apply CRAIG
COOK. Madison Hotel No phone calls.
LIouoR-Excellent opport. for intelligent,
capable man, thoroughly exper., able to
do show card printing, display mer-
arHe asor stores sses
This is a rare opport. Do not apply unless
thoroughly experienced. Box 1850, Star.