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Evening star., 1948-08-20
Arabs and Jews Given
u. n. Warning 10 Bar
New Truce Violations
BY the ksseeiotsd Press

LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 2o.-The
United Nations warned both
Arabs and Jews today to avoid
further violations of the month
old Palestine truce.
Responding to fears expressed by
the Palestine mediator, Count Folke
Bernadotte, that the situation in
Jerusalem was gradually getting out
of hand" the Security Council voted
the warning last night
1t was almost the last item of
business before the Council ad-
journed for what 1t hopes will be q
month-long recess prior to recon-
vening in Paris.
The warning was given in resolu-
ton advanced jointly by the United
States, Britain, France and Canada.
No delegate voted against the pro-
posal but Russia, the Soviet Ukraine.
Syria and Colombia abstained on
some sections in a point by point
vote.
Told to Avoid Reprisals.
The Council told the Jews and
Arabs they are responsible and told
them to see that their own offenders
are punished and to refrain from
undertaking repriSals or retaliations.
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister
Jacob A. Malik, Council president
for August, said no more meetings
would be held in the United States
between now and September unless
there is an emergency. From Sep
tember to September 81 only emer-
gency sessions will be held in Paris,
where the 58-nation General Assem-
bly, Is holding its regular annual
session. The Council will return to
Lake Success after adjournment of
the Assembly, expected in Decem-
ber.
The Council remained in session
II hours yesterday, closing with a
private session In which delegates
completed an annual report to the
Assembly.
Besides Palestine, the Council vot-
ed on the Trieste case, IN which
Yugoslavia had charged the United
States and Britain with violating
the Italian peace treaty.
Yugoslav Move Beaten.
A Yugoslav demand that the
Council condemn the two Western
powers and hold them guilty was
defeated when only Russia and the
Soviet Ukraine supported 1t. AS
nonmember of the Council, Yugo-
slavia had no vote.
The United States and Britain
denied the charges and in turn ac-
cused Premier Marshal Tito of using
them as a smoke screen to cover up
moves to annex Trieste to Yugo-
slavia. The other nine Council
members abstained on the vote.
In another ballot in this case,
delegates rejected Ukrainian pro-
posal declaring that the Council
considered it urgent to name gov
ernor for Trieste. With seven votes
needed for passage, only Russia,
China and Syria backed up the
Ukraine.
Evening star., 1948-08-20
West Point Chance Offered

RICHMOND. Va. Aug. 20 (P.-
Gov. Tuck yesterday received a re-
quest from the Military Academy
at West Point, N. Y, to select a
candidate for West Point from COM
petitive examinations to be con-
Quoted among enlisted men in the
Virginia National Guard.
Evening star., 1948-08-20
Youth HosteIs to Picnic

The Potomac Area, American
Youth Hostels, will entertain Balti-
more hostelers tomorrow and Sun
day with a program Of bicycling,
picnicking and square dancing.
Evening star., 1948-08-20
Model Form Area Set Up

China's Minister of Agriculture
designated 20 districts in Chekiang
as an agricultural model area where
crop projects will be carried out
with American technical aid.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02
FISHERS DISTRICT
Near GreenWOOd)

Many enjoyed a very successful
Easter program at Todd's Chapel
on Sunday morning. Following the
program, a special service was per-
formed by the paster, Rev. Alden S.
Hopkins for the Baptism of Peggy
Ann Elliott, Nancy Williamson and
Richard Finkbiner.
The regular prayer meeting will
be held in TOdds Church on We'd
nesday evening, April 7th.
Mr.. Fritz Zott spent the weekend
with his children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Darwin Savage and family of
Green Ridge, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Richard
son, of Wilmington, were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Finkbiner and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dearman.
Mrs. Charles Stubbs and Mrs. ]. w.
Rust spent the day in Philadelphia,
on Wednesday.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Webb are re-
ceiving congratulations on the
birth of a baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson
and daughter, Phillys Ann and
grandchildren, Sharon and Sammy
Johnson, of Harrington, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. GOOtee
Brown and daughter on Thursday
evening.
/ Mrs. Harold Outten has been suf-
fering with an infected hand for
several days.
Mrs. Nora Stubbs, of Canterbury
spent several days the past week
with her son and daughter-in-law,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Stubbs and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Faulk, of
Philadelphia, were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Rhodes on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Workman
and son, Miss Ann West and bro
ther, of Georgetown, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Rust on Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Taylor spent
the day with their brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Soldiers and family, of
Baltimore, on Monday.
! Messrs. Harry Robinson and By
ron Wiley are both much improved
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Cannon and
son, of Media, Pa, spent the Easter
weekend with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard ZOtt.
Miss Betty Morris, r. NJ, Of Del
aware Hospital, Wilmington, and
brothers, David and Carl, of GlenOl-
den, Pa, were guests of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Morris,
during the Easter holidays.
Paul Williamson and Jimmy Nc
DOwell are absent from school due
TO illness.
TOdd's Home Demonstration
Club met at the home of Mrs. Rob-
ert Algiers on Wednesday, March
"a. Those present were Mrs. Mel
vim Algiers, Mrs. Clifton Seely,
Mrs. Maurice Finkbiner, Mrs. Jas
i Fer Quick, Mrs. Wes Everline, Mrs.
Wade Elliott, Mrs. l. H. Watt, Mrs.
Hubert Thuet, Mrs. Helen Lloyd,
Mrs. Emory Williamson. Mrs. Jas
per Quick gave a demonstration Of
the correct way to arrange cut
flowers and how to repOt house
plants. After the business meeting
refreshments were served. The
meeting adjourned to meet at the
home of Mrs. Wade Elliott the next
time.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02

Robert McCauley spent the week
end with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Collins of SeafOrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Mcdowell
and family spent Sunday with Mr..
McDOwell's mother at Harmony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crerar Bennett and
son of Slaughter Beach were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cannon on
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McCauley
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Tingle, of Georgetown, on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and
Mrs. Norman Adams and daughter,
Betty, visited Mr.. George Chafinch,
who is a patient in the Delaware
Hospital, Wilmington, on Saturday
evening.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-02
EPWORTH

The w. S. c. S. will meet at the
home of Miss Mary r. Loockerman
On Friday afternoon, April 9th, at
1880 p. m. HOstesses will be Miss
Mary r. LOOckerman, Mrs. Frank
Smith and Mrs. Floyd Mcdowell.
All members who would like a gift
OF gladiOlus bulbs, please bring a
bag.
Miss Adele NJ. Lands, of Beth
lehem, Pa, was a weekend guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. LoOckerman and
daughter, Miss Mary r. LOCKER
man. Visitors on Monday at the J.
G. LOOckerman's were Mrs. Walter
L. Mifflin and son, Walter, Jr., of
Dover, Mrs. Allison Davis and SON
Cory, Mrs. Isaac Adams and daugh-
ter, Irene and Mrs. Leon Smith and
son, Donald.
Miss Catherine Richards and
Miss Adele M. Lands, of Bethle-
hem, Pa, visited ChincOteague, Va,
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Nelson, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Nelson, and
Mrs. Abbott of Milford, visited
LOngWoOd Gardens on Sunday.
Evening star., 1948-02-25
SITUATIONS poMEsTic.

GIRL, colored. desires work as mothers
helper, doctors ONCE or maid In store.
GIRL. colored. desires dishwasher's Job
GIRL. coiored. wishes to take care OF
children 51a days week or part time. AID
GIRL. colored, experienced, wants days
Eors Or part nr TINE; aasa and after
GorR eeoEns eoEarsa AZ sss .ad ady
GIRL, southern eolored, reliable. ex-
psrienees psTs 81 dsstsss ssss job live in; no sun
GIRL, oolSred, s,.s neat, reliable. wishes days
SRI an 81 sf9Tsa ass ssns aon es assr pR
dsesl0rsa sims ssf A. Sssss ssss das "'fk or 'ss'
am. cali Me. os56
GIRL, colored, desires sh.w or nursemaid
or cleaning in Doctors once; neat and de-
psnSable; hours, s-4 or 4:3o. NO. 97ss,
GIRL. colored. wants part-time work,
cleaning or washing dishes. TR. $500
GIRL, eihsT coiored, Ii desires part-time work in
ences. Cali trinidad 1883
GhL GoTk pSone Ex xans nsss time Or das
House CLEANING WoRK. days week.
HaousEKElEPER-Bohemian. fair command
of English language, desires to work for
elderly couple or companion to elderly
woman. Box blk, Star.
LAUNDREsS, colored. Al references;
every week. vi. 9045, after 8 pm.
MAID-Want to place my light colored
woman: sleep in: fond Of children; no
s!s,s.as:.. wSMas; eo,f5ea ap san'' days work;
WOMAN, eoiored. desires domestic work
from TO pm. NO. 6437.
WOMAN, colored, desires Job as cook, good
iaundress, or day worker. Phone after IL
am. AID. $3.50, LENA JOHNSON.
WOMAN, eolored Intelligent, reliable. de-
sireg work as maid, cleaning beauty salon
Or store; g.hv. for adult in apt. Nj. QS4l
WANTED-A lob to stay in; good reliable
eolored girl. with reference. RE. 1889. 2es
Evening star., 1948-02-25
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTOMOBILE DRIVING LEssONs--Ney
dual-control cars. Let us help you be q
safe driver. Pickup service. GL. b0SS
BEAUTY OPERATIONS NEEDED-Modern
training IN ali subjects; day, night and
MAsEIIE asi 'assss; Hoaous r. scHooI '5as spproved
a4o p sgs Me- 7s ns Gas 81 ra9nns 9ss
MODEM IKAMING in beauty culture. I'll
Tor GI training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
snhIxdN 1aIp fn2a '' NsTRuo1oN II dass and..
q bill. Men, and women. Phone Oliver
PRfvATE INSTRUCTIONS in Russian
language. Write to MRS. VINoKouRoFF.
sew SfPV Glasses ysM sqxRTNG ssE pT0e n
once oH % maehines: h register today: hundreds M
BS9D 81 isss S2 ss ssefsa
ACME SCHOOL for dental technicians,
denistry--Personalize method
Of teaching; first school licensed in N. j.
dentistry: GI benefits. Enroll today. Out
of-town students aided in billeting. II
William St.. Newark. N. ]. Market 3-2557.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. self-confidence, freedom from self
10 Dy is5sE
tionsi correspEndence SCHOOLS haDe eo sas 1So
n hsa g 50!s years na0
Over 400 business, technical. high school
and trade courses to choose from. Free
eatalogus of courses on ae request. Slo
INsTRneT1oN fssf 1cf nfSsi IN pAsTRY M MAKING, in
pay after mastering il: So: RA. s56s.
Evening star., 1948-02-25
HELP WoMEN.

WOMEN past 80, who need permanent
sRsas AV5a aS1zf &
WOMEN i2,-Part-time survey work. no
hours. high hourly rate. state particu-
lars. ase. nationality past experience. Boz
Wool WOOL FsRsaEEssERs, FsRsaEEssE whit. or eolored, de sx-
perisneed. WAsHiNdToN LxuNpRY. sss7
7 HouNG III LADY to assist in accoanting
ing essential; perm position. good hfs.
sdn and worslng c9nditions asn can Mr. GnTtin
YOUNG LADY. good with figures to learn
maanasemsnt man Of postofnes substation n
isIasp ~ PHHsacY sssd pss
Yo6Na Il nS wSnAS NH ssis III telephone work Must
be experienced in dealing with the public,
capable of accepting responsibility. Night
sSrn With sG ability s cs RE eS SsY
ARE you AN ALERT, cultured woman,
$3.50, accustomed earning $4,000 yearly9
educational service. position permanent.
Free Free to @ travel. Southern territory i de-
Write for appt. stating exp. and tel. BOX
fSThsEsTING fSYIh WORK in a perm. position.
81 to %. preferably residing with parent;
Rss III s5aR1s E Phone Du s5So
HECHT co. has immed. openings for
salespeople, exper. in selling women's and
children's millinery, coats, suits, dresses
and accessories; full-time work. 5-day, 40
hr: wk. Apply in person, employment
once, 3rd a., THE HECHT CO., 18th and
IF StS. NV -26
SPARE TIME money-makers Take easy
orders for thrilling new everyday assort-
ments; l5-card box sells fast at only 81
You can make big profits. Also birthday,
handi-notes, gift wraps, personal station
cry, 10 other prof1t-makers; experience un-
necessary; samples on approval. FRIEND
SHIP. S46 Adams, Elmira, N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-02-25
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATE leiriJ. desires in.
hand dns some ssSa, tspins F II. stss g. 80 Sde
DREssMAKING. design, remod. alIsEa;
BERT. 1890 irving St. NV. Apt. 4. AD
GIRL, eolored, wants Job as fountain
sirI girl ehISTen W l1a ngrss or other interesting
sdgs ef typins. RE. 1855, I'D.
NURsE-oraduate; practical; desires work sl;
nISht TW 1881. 81 day. Reasonable rates Las: Can
NURSE: practical, capable Of taking shars.
sdnvs CT patient snd fa os5s
care for elderly lady; maternity cases OF
PRACTICAL. MUSES.. available: trained
s 81 s as N MISS si Bee euy ons
sTENo-u25 wpm) Govt. Capitol Hill
pr. ind; exp wishes part time or temp
TWo sikLs sGE issa dsstrs s'aT Work .tunx enre
Iopes several nights weekly, after 5 o: Pm
TYPING done at hon,e-Manuseripts
guaranteed. OK 090s after pm. 2st
TYPING done at home, so ,w.p,m.; letters
snyslopes and stsnss cut
TYPnG -sTEG. bookkeeping. part time
Call AID. 1862, after pm. -26
TYPING. done at home; specializing in
technical papers. Neat; rapid and &C
YOUNG COLLEGE GRADUATE desires in
teresting position; free to. travel; excellent
appesranee. efhcient and capable. Box
.ExPERIENCED ADDREssoGRAPH or
Graphotype operator wants Job ewes. Call
ExPERIENCED TYPIsT (50 wp.m.)-of-
fee clerk. desires position; Saturday only.
Phone Ii, 1907 25s
Evening star., 1948-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINE, new. add and subtraet;
desb ISL n mode, hsnd N1 4s5s s5ss CAPITOL saS
makes, See the new small moSsls Terms
or eo Ys:h issl canisoI MishIicM e. doss. sso e
& aDpiNs iSslgains MsAcaqShs sainSsfsy q, Underwood
ns.. sea and ,sss 9ns b.9ss
ADDING al G. MAcHiSEs@yust ss il as received 10
KEY Rand s sess s1gs Rsse' ADDS snd
subtracts. See at 1909 14th st. to 8
RiR Rim coMPREssoRs. spray cars and fur
V h.p. hid. motors. $19.1s ca. while they
last Larger units in stock. ELECTRIC
EQuIPT. CO.. s473 Sherman ave. NV.
S HfR-CoNDIT1oN UNIT. 11a-ton. KoT-
zIk 1sls e s, SE dso6Iise sx e UNITS
Midvinter sale at reduced prices. both new
snsHop as Esfssd1ssass
sas ssss sa1 sMEf6s' sss.uafs ss1ss
quantities. MccREA EQUIPMENT co"
az Blk s.s. ,s ;;ssss s
cnpbosrds. cnpt d. banquet tables. chsrry and
S:nus Siss s.sh shes Stands. e passS
and other furniture. China, old gIaH;
lampS, etc, I'll AZ very I61S- pLlSc6.
NEW BETHESDA-CHEvY CHASE AN
TTcUE SHOP. S215 Wis. ave-, OIL. z42z.
0siHR Il Z s m.hoe, large: s7s
desks, .ss-S1b; 2 marble.top tables. SO I
beGrm. suite, $50. Is 7th st. me- ".
1857: open to 3 pm. 20
AUTO PARTS. new and used, guaranteed:
transmissions, absorbers. rear ends. nuo
caps, grills,- lights, water and fuel pumps
Cyl. heads, floor mats. window glass. BREN.
n;s I;sro ,rTy,ys rE Is4e 4eeou,pmrST new cylinder
boring bar and generator test bench; sacrt-
nee Call L. D. SMooT CO. SH. ToOo
BABY CRIBs-Nationaliy famous brand,
adjustable steel spring. double drhp sidss.
foor length panel, regular S3g sS ior
model. also reduced; sulxiss' ,s..ll wslksrs; T.
blond or maple. sls,s5. .. sToRKTowN
BABY CKIB, $3.50; 2-yT-old size With
:tssi :se sgsss s5isss' and s2ss5: othsrs VIII fuil
paneled adjustable .sprinRs. 333 %: 70
ss,.s srsss.. Esis 8 It. % as. sRSokss ~ i!,h
n. NV, DU. 3444. ffuvenils furniture ex'
eaasively.) Open evenings. -
Evening star., 1948-02-25
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

plasterine, painting, etc; free estimates,
ne Ton easy fSNa co E RE =:
tering, painting, papering; residential and
s?gs s?s%sEs!a; sPa = local contractor. gs.
25e g. # installed 9r buy at : l6s So IT.; T.;
provements. BENNING HOME 1MPRoVE-
MENT Co, 1881 Benning I'd. ne. LII.
coSSSctkETE,' cement work; footing, drive;
ways. .porches, basement floors, steps and
retaining walls old and new work. C.
eAsFa eAsFoMMAps AM Iss4 4B6SkseSasEs, corner and
kit; cabinets, etc; furn repairs. refinishins
q 81 a ,Ith .J, s; nv ST r 49, ,.. ~. ,s..,
ayns kGS. ssndns nsssing, esanas M s
ING ING coNTsAesToRS. Hc.. 1917 Wiseon-
Heat H ise'i YoTK o HOME WITH GAs-Your
house heating boiler can be converted to
burn gas by installing an approved Jani-
Kss sEf ss9.sfsIen R ss5nsT asssssrsd es B.
HYYATTsvILLE CONTRACTING co. ::
Roofing sidns paintsrTg papeTftns ing ..s ~
mates WA. s4ss. days or evenings,
HEATNG-oil furnaces and oil burners
complete hot-water radiation systems with
SUMMER anu WiitcE 0OLiSStiS kioon0P, "a.
pert engineering; yrs to pay. sEEVlSs
ENGINEERING. CO. 1921 Ga. ave" GE
$3.50. GE 6065.
HOME REPAIRING, remodeling, redeco-
rating: new construction: city or country;
experienced workmen; free estimates: con.
tract or time and material basis. AUSTIN
+ QUICK GO, 1894 Monroe st. NV.
KITCHENS redesigned and installed by
experts finest cabinets and appliances;
worn linoleum sink. tops replaced with
MopERN q stsn1ssS hoME s'es s Na
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO., GL
02I1-Remodeling additions, alterations;
terms; free estimates; quality workman
ship; reasonable prices; Virginia only.
PAINTING AND DECORATING, 40 yrs. at
making homes brighter. For unevcelled
LUCAS, Lucas l. LUCAS. RA. $3.50.
WATERPRO0FING above and below grade;
basm't. our speciality; new const.. COM
pleted homes, office buildings, stores, ETC.;
estimates cheerfully given; ali work guaran-
teed. ALLIED WATERPROOFING CO..
INC. day Ma. 1893. night FIR. 2592. II
J. s. YOUNG, building construction. com
merefal and residential alterations. ad-
disions porehes H garsgss; nsss plans ssop permits
ALL BRANCHES of home construction.
undermining and repairs. One of our low
prices, 16x2o-ft. recreation rm., in knotty-
pine paneiing, celotex tile ceiling. asphalt
tile door. $40. Wiring and DECORATING
Phone PSo w1LKIa.MAY RIM coasTnRucTIoN Il Ssi.I
CO., WA. 6164, 8 to and to z. IL
Evening star., 1948-02-25
HELP DOMESTIC

C0OK-G.H.W., colored. over 80, expert
enced; live in; references required; 2
adults; best wages to capable help: Thurs
"a Of after , breakfast every other Sunday.
COOK aSp G.H,w., live in, upstairs ur rm,
CO0K-G.H.W.-Iisht laundry: adults;
weekly. wo. 1855. "'' 'h 0' 0u" sS'
COOK-G.H.W., care Of 10-mo -old child
Arlington apt. 5-day week, 10 through
$3.50 dinner. only exp. and with recent city
rstss refs nssd apply nyis Ovens enx 1885. 20
snGed sooa live IN Thsrs and every eshsr
GENERAL HousEwoKKER. cooking, live
"a sasqs qpsteiiii esi sH IT. s4 Rp'' have refs sS0d
GIRL, g.h.w., 8 days, 10-5:30; fond of
children; stay night; S16 per week.
GIRL, white, live in. g.h.w.. fond Of chill
dren; no encumbrances: $25. Wo. o435.
HoUsEKEEPER, white: two girls. age 8
and g. Jewish homs; sleep in; mod. med. bun
MAID. experienced cleaner, laundress and
serving; get breakfast: stay 3 nights. in
apt; alternate Sunday mornings; other
help: Bendix; $25 and car fare to start.
MAID, AR, e cooking and 81 s;h.w; live i y; syse
ISo WOMAN white aST eos1lns n,aatn and shy esi
WOMAN, so to 40. ghw. live in; must
like children, be neat. sober. reliable; no
cooking; other help employed. OIL. 2a19.
Evening star., 1948-02-25
REPAIRS AND sERVIcEs.

ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRITERS pur-
chased and traded, repaired quickly; rea !,
est e yrs oFFGE MAcHNEs W
6Ds 6 s1$ MseeHN se N ns nas re- ssss
SH SI' 11M. i at1si JNIfD TySSWRaTTEs CO,
s13 14th St. NV.
mens and 4 frepisee % '0asa speeisiss: sh essimasss
free. easy terms. NJ. sos6 bet. $50
sRfcKLAYING-rireplaces, chimneys, re-
1siNfr fsRsysa AkSA EkSsAN s1r.s1. Ar ass ass4 nome
Bse; & Y 1ss I
can cxMtRa ia Gp saPAfRsnsis II At 10th st. NV.
yssTsd dAPsnsT szPs5Isnse net sse.'rs sI Dsstsl !" "
CARPENTER REPAIRs, porches, partitions,
shelving, rR screens, store fixtures; reliable.
ASPESTER y S2Msll slteTatisns sT Ss and repairs of
ali kinds: also painting and papering
ss.5s.p pays of 500 a,;, IN L payments; white
CARPENTRY, general repairs, roof repairs
and psintins; reasonable prices. Call MR..
sepsrns, esmsns work suSins
homes. For quick service, call MI. 1916,
ASK fol. MRa WILLIAMS: -
partitions. rec. rms, ceilings replaced. no
Job too large or too small Ii. 1888.
CARPENTRY--Rec. rms and attics I'm
ished, screening, general repairs FR.
CARPENTRY-Attics finished, recreation
rooms, porches inclosed, stairways, dormer
windows: residential or commercial. J. e
HENDRICKS, Union 2491.
CLEANING-Upholst furniture, rugs,
machine cleaned on premises; also drapes
and slip covers. Call MR.. cRULEY. NO.
aIEcTRIcaI sIfi nse APPLIANCES REPAIRED -
Lamps, coasters, irons, etc. Pickup and
delivery service; reasonable rates; expert
work Call ia. 6737 anytime. -26
ELECTRIC WIRING, commercial, residen-
tial, old, new work. Extra outlets, repairs.
REGAL ELECTRIC. 1909 Ga, RA. 1891.
ELECTRIC WIRING. repairs. new plugs,
switches and services; no job too small.
ELECTRICIAN. licensed; colored; wiring
and repairs In accordance with D. c. reg
ulations. NO. 6241. DE. 4s25. -26'
ELECTRIC WIRING, repairs, emergency
service, extra outlets. auto. control wiring
no charge for estimates; licensed master
FLOOR SANDRRS-Edgers and vaxer1
rented: new and used waxers for sale. RA.
4346 KENNEDY FLOOR b TILE CO.
zoe Kennedy st: NV, RA. 4346.
wall papering. wall repair and cleaning
Free estimates. Call MR.. TAYLOR OW.
1878, OK. <427. go
Evening star., 1948-02-25
SAlESkAEk,


Sac IEss aas % snpefRfs %fs ps. l. ae,sa sapsrenas
I sHEs Safl Sail or part time viii train
accident and business insurance; repre-.
rance Co. Of New York. Cali MA. 1892
HAVE III 'e5gisN oPENiNas Tor 20 esperIenced,
car statesmen, on commission basis. Apply
Y. person, WILLS, INC Annandale' va
sALEsMEEN-NationaI manufacture open
ing branch ONCE In Metropolitan Wash
ington territory; a representative will in
terview this week. must have sold tangi-
bles and through user channels; car nee
sssary: this eauipment will revolutioniae OF, z
floor maintenance in commercial properties
and homes. For interview phone MA.
YOUNG MAN for records and small ap-
wash. blvd. Arlington, Va. ow. 400.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - An exper.
operator with car will fnd many money
making advantages working out of this
ff piafine a 'ch Change, n lets talk It over. See
Mr.. DIXON at 1922, 18th st. NV, E6
GIxPSEsR. IN RADIOS and appliances pref; !;
n. Wash. blvd, Arlington, Va, oW. 400.
sALEsMAN-Hard-hi hitting, disnifed man
with car, to. close live leads; short train
ing period; high earnings; day or evening
calls. MR.. GRIFFIN. Sterling 1929, 10
,SATI0NALLY KNOWN wine and brandy
frm seeks salesman, for Washington and
I vicinity. Salary basis $500 month plus
| small expense account. State past sales
and merchandising experience. Car neces-
sary. Box 257-J, Star. -@
sALEsMEN. 20-40 years OF age, with car.
with earnings Of $4,000 year or better.
No canvassing, as we furnish direct leads.
STORM WINDOW MEN - Join a hard.
hitting, progressive. reputable. established
company that is engaging In sales-train-
ing Campaign all week in anticipation OF o
tremendous spring season: share in our
bonus plan, paid vacation, In addition to
excellent earnings. We can and 90 de-
manager, WEATHERGUARD CORP. 1921
I4th a. NV HO. O632. -29