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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-10

munism, denounced the position
of Eric Johnston and the pro-
ducers as insincere, hypocritical
and creating the very atmosphere
of fear it pretends to combat. The
Screen Writers Guild has voted to
hire nationally famous attorney
to appear as a friend of the court
in behalf of its members who were
cited for contempt. The producers
attempt to blackjack the unions
into support of their position of
appeasement has thus been badly
WORD from overseas tells that
groups in Rumania and other
Balkan countries have decided to
boycott the films of Robert Taylor,
Gary Cooper and other stars who
have taken a reactionary stand.
Included in the list is To Each
His Own, presumably because of
the arch-Republicanism of writer
producer Charles Bracket.
The stupidity of this attitude is
underscored by the fact that the
co-author of the film, Jacques
Thery, is an outstanding progress
sive. These actions find their
counterparts in the boycotts at
tempted or carried out by various
reactionary veterans and church
groups here against such films as
Katharine Hepburn's Song of Love
or Chaplin's Monsieur Verdoux.
We can only repeat again that,
while not in any way opposing the
right of individuals or groups to
boycott any film they deem vici-
Gus, these actions should be based
on the content of the film, not on
the political opinions of the play
erS or creators. Such confusion
serves only to promote the divi-
sive ends desired by the un-
American committee and its ilk.
IF YOU'RE looking for a film
to boycott, try The Fugitive, one
of the most reactionary and phony
pieces of artiness to come down
the drain in long time. Taken
in by its would-be piety, church
groups are lauding it to the skies,
whereas it is actually a libel on
the social Justice for which the
best elements of Catholicism
stand.
Time magazine has published
its annual selection of best films
and can find only four American
pix to list these being the same
as the top four of the five chosen
by the Natl. Board of Review;
Verdoux, Gentleman's Agreement.
Crossfire and Boomerang. The
New York Film Critics Circle has
bestowed its awards on Gentle
mans Agreent, Crossfire, To Live
In Peace and Great Expectations.
Can Hollywood still not see the
handwriting on the wall?
Sinclair Lewis hit novel. Kings
blood Royal, has been acquired
for stage adaptation. If it clicks
we may be one step nearer to a
film which will do for the Negro
problem what has recently been
attempted on anti-Semitism.
CASTINGS: Mrs. Lou Gehrig
will be among the real-life base
ball folk to be seen in The Babe
Ruth Story. Sam Wanamaker
will co-star Lilli Palmer in Mil
lard Lampel's The Long Way
Home Geep am eye out for the
same stars My Girl lisa, a.
honey Oldtimer Mae Marsh
gets her 327th film role in John
Ford's War Party Sonia
Henie is back in Hollywood and
will start new film in March.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-10
Broadway
Stravinsky
ballet
BY BARNARD RUBIN

IGOR STRAVINSKY h a S
Il completed his score for
the George Balanchine opus, Cor
pheus," commissioned for presen-
fafio,, Of tho Maui
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-10

Gala Party for Progressives at the
Colds. 1857 w. Douglas Blvd Hear
record of Wallace Radio speech, hear
the inimitable three Sans dedicate a
new song to Henry Wallace. Delicious
spaghetti dinner. drinks. dancing =
play cards with kitty" Donation
81 00-includes dinner. Saturday. Jan.
10th. $50 pm. Proceeds to the Chicago
Star.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-10
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Excellent; *stGood; STAIR;
Indifferent; None, stinker
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-10
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Labor joins fight against
|bIacklisting Of film folk

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IO, railroad brotherhoods in
and national organizations have
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-10
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Saturday. Jan. leAh
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-10

currently to be dominated by Sam Wood and
DeAdie passed strong resolution ondmning COM
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18

Bulky Merchandise Valued at $40 or More.
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18

with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jester.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Merrill and son,
of Wilmington, were weekend
guests of her daughter and son-in-
law, MIR. and Mrs. B. B. Belts and
family. Other Sunday dinner
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ryan.
MIR. and Mrs. George Tiger of
Pitman, N. j., spent the weekend
with Mrs. Daisey Lilley.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. AOey and son,
of Michigan, are spending somes
time with their mother, Mrs. w. F..
Hoey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ryan enter
tanned his brothers over the week.
end; namely: Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ry-
an and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Ryan, all of
Camden, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Carlisle
! were guests at a family party at
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Roe
of Houston, it being the Carlisle
wedding anniversary and her
grandfather's birthday.
Mrs. Emma Hovey spent a week
in New Jersey, visiting relatives.
Mrs. Gordon Belts and little son
are visiting her parents and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson of New
York City.
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18
FREDERTCA

Miss Mary Ann Schurek, Of New
York City, spent Friday with Mrs.
Sallie Williams and the weekend
with Mrs. J. L. Rawlins, Dewey
Beach.
Mr.. William B. Harrington, age
So years, died suddenly June 10 at
Wilmington. Mr.. Harrington, better
known as Hank by his friends, had
lived near town most Of his life,
Funeral services were held at the
Connor Funeral Home, Dover. In
terment held at the Barratt's Chap
Ell Cemetery. He is survived by one
sister and one brother.
The Baccalureate services were
held at the Caesar Rodney School,
Sunday evening, for the graduates
of that school. Elizabeth Jane Ge-
row and George E. Gross, Jr., of
this town, were members Of the
class. Commencement exercises
were held Monday evening at the
school.
Mrs. Shelby Harrington, of near
town, spent Monday with Mrs. En-
ma Harrington and Mrs. Mary Kel-
ley.
Clarence Clark, Jr., of Whining
ton spent several days of last
week with George e. Gross, Jr.
Mrs. H. w. Vinyard was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ponder Tho
mas and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vim
yard at Rehoboth, on Sunday.
Mrs. S. r. Blocksom, Of Phila-
delphia, Mrs. Hubbard Patterson
of Milford, Mrs. Robert Walker and
Mrs. Burton Lodge of Magnolia,
were callers Of Mrs. Sallie Wilt
ans, Sunday.
Word has been received that Mrs
Ida Moody is doing very nicely af-
ter having an operation recently In
Philadelphia.
Mr.. J. Reynolds Postles, age 81
years, died June 9th at his home
here, after a lingering illness. He
had been a lifelong resident oi
this community. Funeral services
were held at the Rogers Funera
{ Home, Saturday afternoon. Inter
ment held at Barratt's Chapel, Rev
Charles Baker of Milford, officiat
ing.
He is survived by one daughter
Mrs. George r. Miller, one grand
daughter and one brother, DR., VIII
bur E. Postles.
Mrs. Emma Taylor, Of Philadel
phia, is spending some time wit
her mother, Mrs. Sallie Smith, VIII
is quite i'll.
The Church Bulletins were pre-
sented by Mrs. Helen Carlisle thi
week.
Children's Day Exercises wer
held at the Trinity MthOdis
Church, Sunday. The program wa
as follows: The Beginners Class
recitations; The Pageant, "God'
Garden" by Edith Smithers; Ellie
L. Belts; Gloria Postles; Phylll
Beebe and Claire Jester. DR.. T.
Mulligan, of Dover gave the SCI
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18
mon sunday morning.

mon Sunday morning.
Mary Ann Culver Of Lewes, spent
several days of last week with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hoey
Cross.
Mrs. Annie Boone is able to be
out after having been confined to
her home.
Mrs. Katie Boone is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Helen Barr, of West
mont, n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hinckley are
entertaining Miss Evelyn Gurgan-
les and Miss Ramona Harrington of
Plymouth, N. G.
Mrs. Mable Rogers spent the
weekend at Lewes with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Livy Clark Rogers.
Mrs. Hettie Palmer entertained
on last Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Lorantz and sons, Arthur and
Paul and daughter, Grace, of Up
per Darby Pa, and MIR. and Mrs.
Emmett Brown and son, Arthur
and daughters, Ethel and Joan, OF
Alden, Pa.
Miss M. HoVey, Mrs. T. Belts,
Mrs. VIM. Seacord, Mrs. B. o. Mat
lack and Mr.. and Mrs. B. Belts, all
attended the wedding Of Mrs. Re-
becca Ryan and Mr. Henry Garri-
son at Wesley Church in Camden
IN. j., on June 2nd and the reception
held at the home of Mrs. RyaI
/ Garrison.
Mrs. Walter Runge and son, Mr.
Rodney Runge Of w. CollingswOoC
land Mrs. Howard Reed of Oaklyn
IN. j., spent a few days at theil
/ brother and sister-in-law's, Mr.. an(
Mrs: NJ. Hovey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Johnson o
Philadelphia spent the weekend
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18

Hydraulic Control
Outstanding Buy $149.95
Only $500 dOwn-.$1O.5O per mo.
FlngeTtip depth control, lifting,
regulating! Operates at 1900
lbs. pressure; fits most tractors.
Worth much more. A David
Bradley product.
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18
Speedy Semi-EqUipped
J. c. Higgins Bicycles
For Men or Women
Nov S3s.5O
Regular $41.5O

Ride for pleasure. ride for convenience choose q
bright red speedster with foshY white irm The 20
inch Crusader AIstofe balloon tires mean smoother
riding with less push; the roomY luggage carrier is
handy for small Ioods. Electric headlight kick stand
Evening star., 1948-07-16
HELP WQMEN.

ADMITTING OFFICER. Arlington Hospital
Hours 2 pm. to- 9 pm; meals included;
vacation and sick leave with pay. Con-
tact administrator, GIL. $500 for personal
APPRENTICE COMMERCIAL ARTIST to
help in studio part time, must have enough
financial indepsndence to devote consid-
business, sood opportunity to develop tai
ent In pleasant surroundings. HU. 1857.
to 8 p m; all day Sat. and Sun. lis
ARTIST CRAFTSMAN for work on charts
and pictoeraphs. FEDERAL GRAPHICS,
1129 Vermont ave. NV, Rm 2O4. Is
ARTIST, FASHION, experienced: good SAL
ary: must have experience in mems. wom-
ems and children's and accessories; 20ez
discount on purchases. Apply personnel
office, 5th floor. GoLDENBERG's, 7th and
ASSEMBLY INSPECTORS needed BY manu-
featuring company; 5-day, 40.hour week;
pleasant working conditions: high school
fNs4TTgrs oF TScHNoEoa7. me-
Asss1sTANr lsss sTasi Mo BUYER, experienced, for
women's coats ard sportswear. Apply per-
sonnel ONCE, 7th floor. JELLEFFs, 1914
sIEsK Ssks RY't ss p sysr gss !, T.
lsfs. ls4S Columbia I'd. NYRz sEzgfY
BEAUT1ICIAN, thoroughly experienced: s.
day week, $50 and commission. CHARM
BEAUTY SHOP. 5a22 Georgia ave. liz
BEAUTY OPERATION experienced. for
new air conditioned department store %.
lon No snishtvcrk. BOZ So-L Star. ls'
Evening star., 1948-07-16
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BABY SITTER, part-time mother or com
panion; SOC hour, "A hours So. Pnone
AS BXBY SITTING. chaperonins. companion
for "shut-in",; refined widow; reference;
day and evening. EN-, 0191, ia. 2O1s.W
nseMen Tons; eve. gowns 'si speeialty; reas Miss
BERT, 1880 Irving NV, Apt. 4, AD. 223s
GIRL colored. wishes child Ssre snS 1n
l.h.w. with no cooking. cah FIR 4Iso
GIRL; s.;. ec,grsd ss desire; position in store
6 sf stsseE isSEsd s neat or .ashn. assIss s
GikL. eolorsa, .xperissnes,di ed wants club b
COO COOK IU $780,
hr duty, day or nisht: ,Dg. sois: ~ u.
training, .SHe Cheerful disposition; no objee:
senile case: live IN; s-day wk. sa5; Box
Psaer1SaL ifHle esas' NURSES available. trained
SfuaESs Tsfes 81 4sss MSS BEE, S weekdays onlS
nePieneea MoTHsas HfLfFf TeI M s s4ss stay nsh''
YoUNG LADY desires elerk-reesptionist
5A,day wk:, sac wk; start; GE; 7o75
ass1ss vdsk S at so TH sSms 5s
TRUSTWORTHY. conscientious lady. t62l
seeks light employment IN refined famil,
in exchange Tor room ana Doard, Wasn-
ington only. Box I'LL Star.
TYPIsT-RECEPTIONIs young woman
4 yrs. Govt. desire position; has attended
modelling school. Lu. s6l7 before q p. m
WILL BABY sIT-over II, with refs
night and day FIR 5265
ELDERLY WOMAN, white, desires posi-
ton as companion and housekeeper; NJ
children; light duties live in. IA. 1882
VACATION FILL-IN-High school grad
uate, as receptionist, clerk-typist, cashier
what have you, while your Girl Friday
is aWay WA 4TS9. lis
Evening star., 1948-07-16
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COOK or couple to operate kitchen at
nearby resort, quarters furnished, pleas
ant SURROUNDINGS, good hours. Phone
Galesville (Md) 90, MRS. WINDSOR.
MAN AND WIFE, white. age % to 80,
for children's school; woman must have
practical nursing exrer:: man to drive
school bus; live in; 5000 per mo. SH.
MEN AND WOMEN for part time; l day
only; inventory retail store: July IS.
Phone OR: 11s2, personnel once, SEARS.
ROEBUCK & Co, $500 Wis. ave. NV -16
EXPERIENCED FARMER AND WIFE,
white 35 to 45 yrs. old; no children;
develop, care 140-acre farm, Vermont;
man care for outside, woman care for
inside; must have good health. education,
pleasant disposition; ultimate success de-
pends upon initiative and willinsness to
Terms can be reached. Family there in
summer and occasional winter week ends
Character references required. BOX 470-K
Star l6s
LAUNDRY MARKER, experienced. Apply
NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY. 800 Missouri
ave. NV, RA. 1924. III
Evening star., 1948-07-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BABY SITTER: Soc hr; 24-hr. duty. SO;
infant care in employed couples home.
Call MISS RANDALL, MI 9513.
COOK AND LAUNDRESS, exper., fond OF
small children; hrs, $50 until 8; refs.
Gn GfRE. Eco tcSolored, desires days work; refs;
SIS and carfare. AK 57S3.
GIRL. colored. wants. g.h.w., 5 or 5h
days wk; fond of children. Call after
s pm, AT. 6420.
GIRL, colored, desires days work. VI
Girl, eo!ored, expsTi;. y, xanss days work,
ss.r SlBs soGTsS asy SaTs wsns GH as ses mothers
now. AID. 9l21. 1911 22nd st. nv.
GIRL, colored, desires gh.w. or days
WORK Call IA. s251.
GIRL wants work. 5-day week. Phone
GIRL, ceiered. wishes part time or days
GIRL, colored. wants days work; any day
except Sunday: IS and carfare: refs. FR
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. colored. desires job
as nursemaid; 5-day week. Ii. 9135.
LADY. colored, young, desires days work
WOMAN. colored, conscientious and ex.
6 to 10 pm. or Sat. am, 9:30 to IL: 80
WOMAN, colored, wants Job cleaning ir
rooming house; live in; best refs. DI
TWo COLLEGE GRADUATES, colored.
will care for children. 7:30 a m. to 6 pm.
experienced, references. HO. sos. 49,
Evening star., 1948-07-16
SITUATIONS MEk,

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started. kept
snts sme asas .sx a. oa
ADMINISTRATIVE EXECUTIVE available;
experience with large organizations as
purchasing, personnel mgr: age a; Al
references; salary open Box 24-L' Star.
ATTORNEY. experienced casualty, surety
and land title work desires connection
s saf.sy a przss Yos % Star Is
sble tor iuu time evening work only. CAN
COLLEGE GRADUATE. 20. ex-Army Of
sition with future. Box 497-K. Star. 16'
e. %In sSsS saa mechanical engineer: part time
EXECUTIVE MANAGER. proven ability:
excellent reference; desire position, hotel
EX-GI sCH0LAR needs part time Of or
1S57 anas Mk vo4s from
ffRaiNTER. fa offset Davidson, .nper. vasi-
HsIviksITY }fs1 A nSpe .iNsTRucToR asssF YRS. as,
ABB. in English. desires permanent non
sssehsns ~ sasol position Ell 4ss ROBERT A
YOUNG MAN; vet: some COLLEGE, wants Sc. Sc.
neat appearance. Please call RA. 1852
HONOR GRADUATE, Benjamin Franklin
University, seeking permanent ONCE posi-
| ton; veteran: retail experience Box sss-
RELixBiE STATIONARY ENGINEER de-
sires 4 to IL work; Merchant Marine
exper.: aSas refs. Du. o7os. is'
COLLEGE GRADUATE desires interestins
part-tims work. Capable typins ability
ccS ccoSLnRED REFINED MAN with d. C. per-
| NIT, wishes part time driving ewes. after
pm. or cali all day Sat. and Sun. Du
S141.
residential property, store, boats, restau-
rants; drive CHI O216 after 4 pm. lis
FRESHMAN. general carpenter; few weeks
in Washington. J. SADLEY, JA. 1615-W.
Evening star., 1948-07-16
PERSONAL.

AhTERATI9ss M.pY % Ladies and me mems Clothing
VACANCY for employed mother, day care
kS1fTED H fa1d DRRssEs s sIa are top fashion news
S eacH sAR m 4is IdrssED sas s. sSRss Rsn sy:' pvt
bone for clean snd saga
DREssMAKING and alterations done
quickly experty reasonably; buttons coy.
pleatins, hemstitchins; notions and sup
plies, wholesale or retail. 1924 goth St.
PRoxY.rAssaf Pro " sfssi pLAN-A service de.
functions; day. eve. or for "A hours
Proxy.parents caters s t9 the children idferr Of
r2RMssEsT. sIGR A, Y ~ &: shampoo and anger
Hoso5a &C. scMooP IL aato
abe able rates. Phone Wo. 4e5s and s. wo.
willow LAWN SCHOOL has several i'm
mediate vacancies. year-around poaraing
and day care; limited transp. ia. 6393:
shs aAARarLE ins ffpsss5P SHOP sses i4sh St
NV. Slips, gowns. panties garter belts,
P9sas Ss wsvts Va s7s No s.poo snse .ns
finserWave. soc No appointments. All
work done By advanced students, WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 q st
Basic PATTERNS cut to measure and
fitte4S in material By experts. Custom
dressmaking and tailoring. Satisfaction
REST HOME - Convalescent or elderly:
Clean, comfortable, uncrovded. Kind
care. good food: reasonable. Phone Vienna
Affiliations on all iadies garments:
prompt anG efacient service; open ewes.
roo RoOM AND BOARD for elderly people with
nursing care: opposite Waiter Reed Hos
saaa ssaHaaADoW wpRk and privat. investisa-
rions Of an kinds specially ct reasonable
rates. Phone WO. 7144. 17s
DENTAL TECHNIClAN-JosEPH RICE
Prompt service on dental plate repairs
NOT JUST DREssMAKINo, but skilied
workmanship makes the difference. Alter
atoms and refashioning to present styles
Nothing too complicated to handle Cen
traIiy located LEA ENGEL normerly 9Th
T.i.ubsn. a,s 3 4; q. l1sSs 1853. st NV Room 90
VACANCIES in -Herndop eonvalescent
home; Hsrndon. Va. Reasonable rates
IADiO sTxR introduces you: voice rec
ords; speaking scripts; trains for radio.
csll MA. 2424 {days); wo. 325s teves).
21s
Evening star., 1948-07-16
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHILDREN's NURSE. 70 live IN snd care
for children, ages 3, B. ana ~ mos.
pleasant surrogndinss; other help en-
pl35sRR. pGSnR a1s a5.so' to live in: downstairs
housework; other help: pvt. rrn. and sath;
S25 wk; exp. and reliable, rel. WI $3.50.
CooK.G.H.w., age 4o-5o, bh-day week,
essd: essd; psrmanent. srna sss so week; employed
c6nk sda5tS .H6SIGssEKEsrER. SGs 1s experienced with
children; live r.; Bethesda; recent nacs, fsf,
sSs5 saS D., for a DIOR
oughly competent, reliable person; NO
6s; SssVy ok 5saPdfy q e. or cleaning prefer 's
%HHosiiysEKEEPER. hi KEEP1ER white. to care for 2h-
VI. -old boy; live in. Box 224-J, Star.
HoUsKKEErER. white. esperieneed. age
36-4O, complete charge Of small, beauti.
child, two adults. Bendix; live In; good OPP
portunity for 8 lovely home for the right
person. D1. 1858. -1
HOUsEMAN, private family: A110 per
month: 1--we In; references. Wo 1888
after $50 Pm. -l7
Evening star., 1948-07-16
HoME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS TO COMMERCIAL or residen.
tial property; attics finished. porches built,
s :sssss:s ssr 7ss':s s.: :: asa: Mr. a. R;5s:
alLEIE2s2floNs. Ii 2ssfiNs additions. remodslins and
sssms's Il 'fss1 ''ssF s s:
ASPHALT PAVING, quality work; reason
ss!s sssz PRICES Das a,5i TA1RFAx-DRTEs co. Fx'
sspaAlF ASH iF' xSS sS2i' CONCRETE pRrvEways
repaired and replaced; new concrete side
Sslss a eoMagafTY sss satsHsAS' pA2I dseS ana o
Terraces Ealks ehlmnsys ,sDlass:, r,sDlnes
ss55 pipe Blsa' sss,: .ss;s
Horners Lane, Rockville, Nd. Rock.
coNcREfE SSos aSsfi CEMENT WORK. fOotins.
driyeways, porches, basement doors steps
G. enc HhaA sihtsininE AT vss; sss4 Old and new TsTk
Tsssnps walls sonersts and snFPeRiE
fiRsea FEscE coss4RUcffos CO.. 81 ZOO.
E5een ssss :sssns sEsyaersshas s!sa s.: z: sss
fss' eSsassssHs h!uii e n'hs asia Wsson
parNTiSa i'a HEfs An AND ID6hkscoRArrNa, 40 year.
at making homes brighter; unexcelled
af''s6ssss ss6cas 'isss
REMODELING and general home improve
ment work, from cellar to roof, Call ST.
payments il desired. NATIONAL DEC
RRMoDfLS &C. soR RREfaRiNe 1fgsh II NV painting
5SasRs sA
seS sckffN & sys91Rs YoTs PORCH Will. hsy. u.
material Call Sligo 3942, W D TAYLOR.
WORN SINK TOPS replaced with formica
or stainless steel; kitchen remodeled with
Youngstown. American or HOTPOINT cabi-
nets, MASTER APPLIANCE CO.. NO. 5S0S.
4SpEkS 4pap fysnnSf RafERooaSs qRt5{ kitchen
heaters, all types Of plumbing and heat
ing installed by experts; cash or terms.
Call North 5000 for free estimates. J.
SHAPIRO reg, plumber, once and show
room. 9th and Cue NV; night phone. RIA.
1852.
HYATTSvILLE CONTRACTING CO.
work guaranteed; monthly terms; free esti.
mates: WA s4S6, days or evenings.
MODERN KITCHENS, cabinets and spplt.
comp install: remodel and rec rms SUB.
CONST. CO., UN. 1859. days or ewes.
CALL THE HYDALE CONTRACTORS today
for reas estimates on all home improve
ment and remodel Jobs; attic rms. addi-
tions a speciality. WA. SSS7. UN. 42&1.
Evening star., 1948-07-16
SALESMEN.

AUTO SALESMAN for used cars: must
know now to ory and 4 sell good
after aft rfhs pm man A6fo Gf gosG
REAL I$ BIssssaaTSurss HsTaTH ssAhEsMEN fun time
learn learn real estate business Prefer men who
Md fne 40 pass b5o4 sazs aa0Slo so Ms
REAL Rtlisiaei EsTarE Mai sALEsMAN-An unusual
be in a builder broker downtown ONCE:
able to satisfy the most exactins plans
Room 201, 110l Vermont ave. NV, ST.
LIQUOR. excellent opportunity for intelli-
gent. capable man. thoroughly exp: In SELL
ing. Show card printing and display msr-
9handiss heptu gh but not fsfGsssary CEN
OUTSTANDING PROPOSITION. white OF
colored men to sell fast-moyins items on
no-money down, 81 VIZ basis. Top com,
mission being PAID; See See Nh Mr. diss olss oas
sAGEsMEN, ssfkaAMxi; heating. washinston's only
Chrysler Airtemp heating and aiI-S43ndi1 IS,3nsi
sales ss POSITION and individuals selected viii
s ms IN osa ne % sell Ea2ns G1hss ao
married men with cars need apply. Call
MI oFPln ts5 $500, s'D1 wM se' sS A.
sDvsRTfsTNG pvsi Using sALEsMAN-New deal;
local ,r out of town. Apply GAILUCC1,
1143 Conn. ave. or Sheraton Hotel RIM.
LIQUOR. excel. OPP. for intellisent capable
man thorouehly exper.. to do show card
printing and display merchandising as an
assistant or manager in large liquor store:
earnings highest in district II of proven
ability This is a rare oppor. Do not
apply unless qualified. Box 290-J. Star
statesmen - Aluminium storm windows
and aluminium storm doors; average earn
ings, $3.50 to 5000 per wk.: exper. men
pref; however, will train willing workers
Call ST. 1894. 10 am. to 2 p.m.., for
appt.; car necessary. Ii
SALESMEN-To call on hotels, roomins
houses and schools, to represent whole
sale supply house, for furniture. carpets
bedding and elec. appliances; must have
car; drawing acct. against commission
5 NEAT, AGGRESSIVE MEN. must have
Sliding. seif-storine alumi1 m storm win
dows; we train you; drawing acct; against
comm; approx. earnings. S1O0 wkly.
Make this final change to an old-estab-
lished Ara with reputation. Big season
Just opening. See sales manager, DAY
BROS ENGINEERING CO., 1916 18th
Speciality sALEsMAN-Establish man.
ufacturer introducing new patented product
with national advertising for bars, restau-
rants. hotels offering unusual opportunity
own business; excellent profit. fast return
on small investment for merchandise. Con-
tact MR. KENNEDY for appt. Saturday
EX 5O49
Evening star., 1948-07-16
LEGAL NOTICES Cont,
sTANLEY WoRTH. Attorney,

v>,er, -1Isnsportation Building.
States for the District Of Columbia.
Holding a Probate Court-Estate OF
Ray Z. SCHNEIDER, Deceased.-No. 1882.
,nistration Docket 150.-Application
having been made herein for probate Of
the last VIII and, testament of said de-
ceased; snd for letters testamentary. on
ordered d,this this 18th day Of July. AID. 1a4s,
5ibher. Jack Van Bibber, Allen B. NC
Lean. non-residents and. unknown heirs
st Law and next Of kin OF Ray T. Schind-
ler. deceased, and all others concerned.
appear In said Court on Monday. the 23rd
DAY Of August, AID. 194S, at 1000 O'Clock
M, to show cause why such applica-
ton, tlon SHOULD net net be granted. Let notice
Law Law. Reporter" and The Evening Star"
before the return day herein mentioned.
the nrst publication to be not less than
thirty days before said return day wit
ness. the Honorable BoLITHA j. LAWS
Chief Justice Of said Court. this 14th
THEoDoEE codswEIL. Register Of vii,
for the District of Columbia, Clerk oi
the Probate Court jyl6233O