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Evening star., 1949-02-06
Suntu Anitu Results
'BY The Asseeieted Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
S.year-olds; II. miles. .o ~ ana
:I4 s.nsin Iand isaass 9sd.r.on, 7'o 14sS 14tssS sssS
julie Bat (Woodhouse) ;s,-.-7fv., Ar $40
aiao ms' ranE-ciear Bart vssssond Lad,
sooausesns. s1s:d, 7siS and osiiss,. .,
SECOND RAcE-purse, $500, S,aiA-
y: $::$ IS 80 B
De niH Milo and Ton = 5:s4a. 5saa' '''''' ''0''
THIRD sAez-Pur... $500; sl.,n.
zzsa.ss|;: z's r.: :'5;S!e: s:;: :Ss 5
a...rrah sl1 TT,T f'ansSen, ffH5assSSes $40 ssSS sssSS
Also e' 1r;.an..cilin.h.r. Madam. rur,,
Beauty queen. Provler. Command and
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; h.ndi.
cap; 4-year- -olds and upward; Ii. miles,
cash Reward Gitsenb's) s.1o 1a.lo 3.7o
Bruit Nevesl $50
Il 4isS e. r. ss,,nT7iH'leonero' 7i'leone Terry s.r's'l0
FIFTH RAcE-Purse: $4,000; claiming;
1.yeaI-9ids& an and s.n 9pwara; furienSgs. Se o,o
;ss ::s:s !; ss 50
Tims. f:a5.
Also .sn-Family Circle. ehanty Man.
War Map, Iweista, Super Bomber, Breez.
Ing Home.
sIxT4 M..csk|5. Mck5.ru5::' uns 1000; .l1sy. ,s,:
ai;;,s s..s s'ss::s '*::sl...:' $" ,ss ,sS
kise .ran-:Isp.han. The sa.k.r. s..rrus
Q1p, Alsu Lsdd. Denah, Happy Issue,
ias4'2s ng'5 $4,000 Ia .ss.s s'' s!':.s s;''s:
se9,.ss o!yms''t twsI.h,1 tGIs1nsD 40 sssoo Sssoo
AeH,.s:! F,m.!! 1:ss I:sss!gs' !seu'l0ee 71o
Also xsn--old Rockport, Danherst, fF.
sseiins, pyplic.tsr So La q. Benemenute,
Final Col. fRl Butte Top Turrett
Ocean Drive, fTwin Pipes Swap Out.
eF w. Hooper entry; I field.
ns aarn 4year.sas and aD: ssIoH miles claim
1ebeeja? CLonsden) 1890 720 $50
Sadnag tCardialD 74o
Time, 2:20b.
sss, ssss:t ls.n7 lEs1a' ''s'fst' v'ia v'stl Wash.
Three years ago-Ray Robin
son knocked out Tony Riccio in
khA %
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Sugar Radio, Marlboro
In Top Soccer Bottle

League-leading Sugar Radio will
tangle with Marlboro in 4 Wash
ington and Suburban Soccer League
game today at the Rosedale Play
ground. The Radiomen have won
flve games, lost none and tied one.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Women Get Top Billing
At Turner Nat Show

Woman rasslers will take over
main billing at Turner's Arena We'd
nesday night when June Beyers Of
Dallas, Texas, grapples with Theresa
That's, of Minneapolis in the main
bout.
A special team match will pit
Wilbur Mead and Ivan Kamaron
against NanJo Singh and Bibber
McCoy.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
HioIeoh Results
by the Assseioftd Press


FIRST .RAcE-Purss, $1,000: claiming;
5sSs 5:Ssi; xssss:s::s I'D s. ssS {SA?| ss
AlR!ns Pine. A's:5tsl ss:5sl,' 'Mallin" 40
r.l,ks. AIso rsnM;,otsssnino; Trimden: Sub.
Dss ana ssa e1sss. 9sss.'''n' ~n''''' c'00s'a''''
SECOND HAcE-purse, So. 900: claim.
.ns; a.year-oias ssnr and up; N miles Chute
sses 4saI,ss ls5sS asS.:.D 's0 tsS 1S sssSS
Brest Richard} = - T.76
1s!ss H. Silly! 4s:s. ssystiE Him. sss ssss sss9
Daiy double paid s2s.soo
TsssRl az az fissls is;lsss. l.,n.
Aiss ,' SHINE h tskorenskD A'''0 s:sS ssS s.ggS
A:ssss Tin., Mi1d III u :D'd'0n' r $40
Also rsn-Blus Badge. Yssnox. Realtor.
yes Mandell Bordeaux. seipies Take Ten.
FOURTH RAcE-ru1.s. $500: allow.
ks'' ks c.s.os ipos.on, ,uFssas' ss5 aSos
eo!Sns! 42ns! Mlts Ss @sasehsllss, $40
. Z: Es:: T.: z:s's;s :sss ~ .ns 9's:ss s.::
issue.
FIFTH RAcE-Purss. $500; allow
ances; 4-year.olds and upward; 9 fur
e. sssrss s';,ssR ;zsgls..n s+o Ss ss s1ss
Tavistock (Mehrtens) 2.10
Time, 1:10H.
Also ran--Loyal Legion. First Nightsr.
Stud Poker. Roi Rouge and Phsr Mon.
Calumet entry.
SIXTH RAcE-The Bahamas Handicap;
purse $4,000, added; 3-year.olds; Z fur.
conn e@onnodore Lea oMecy) $50 2.se 2.4e
Roman Bout (Brooks) $50 40
Reveille (Scurlock) $50
Also ranNFugitive. Dubious, Sneak,
Gambler. Irish Sun, Daiausr and Flsshy
SEVENTH RAcE-Purss. $1,000: claim.
r.; ~, 4oysss730ld' eo,1:s3 and upward; IN miles
|:: $s:S sss'9!?:, s$.s'.'' ''' s3 IB
Also T.n-rsnshot, osssa Sswiss.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: slaiu.
ing; 4-year-olds and upward; IN miles
Fuisura (wahler) 1920 1910 $50
kaking Q4eausQ $3.50 l1.aQ
Also ran@Tel osullivan. Russian Ac.
ton, Ray oauiIiysn, Gross Bayou, Wee
c1ootie, Fascination and Alto.
Evening star., 1949-12-14
Births Reported
From the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics

Trom the d. c. Bureau of Vital Statistic
Albert and Audrey Anderson, boy.
% Msnford and and Ana Anderson. boy.
Louis and Lillian Avrutick, boy,
Charles and Margaret Baldwin, boy.
Alvin and Louise Beall, boy:
Frs1S FiwoSa and ado Roseiene mSl9ne Howman. boy.
George and Ethel Bush. boy.
George and Elizabeth Capps, boy.
Donald and Marian Chase, boy.
Charles and Annette Curley, boy.
Norman and Blanche Dawson. girl.
James and Marjorie DeVore, boy.
William and Helen Dyer. boy. ,.v
Samuel and Dorothy Feasanes, boy.
Roland and Doroles Gray, boy.
Gs1rse s%ss sna snd Msry Hscsey ee boy S0'
William and Jean Hazel, girl
Roland and Evelyn Howard, boy.
Joe and Lillian Hudson, boy.
George and Annetlise Kennan. boy.
BENJAMIN and Fay Lipton. boy.
william and Madelyn Lord, boy.
William and Patricia Macker. boy.
Anthony and Patricia Mayhew, sirl.
James ana EllxaDeLO Mc lkHe, OoJ.
Arthur and Nellie Michael boy.
William and Sylvia Miller. girl.
Richard and Claire Murray, boy.
Walter and Anne Nieholls, boy:
John and Jean O'Connor. girl.
Robert and Dorothy O'copnor, boy.
John and Linnie Piazza. boy.
Clarence and Clarabell Scott, boy.
Paul and Norma Shaw. boy.
John and Ann Simms, boy.
Henry and Edith Smell. boy.
Nicholas and Jennie Sparda, boy
Myles and Elizabeth Torreyson, boy.
Hugh and Ef1e Trainum, boy.
Walter and Maria Triyelino; Eirl.
Ernest M1,est and md Ardeile ht Walker, boy.
John and Marjorie webb. boy.
Edward and Anne Weinberg, boy.
Carl and Eleanor Wells. boy.
Paul and Hilda White. boy.
RAYMOND and Mary Addison, boy.
Ralph and Juanita Bell, girl.
Julius and Dorothy Brock. girl.
Yancy and Evelyn Dean, boy.
Joseph and Ruth Ford, girl.
Vance and Margaret Gay: girl.
Lewis and Queen Hegens, boy.
Albert and sallie James, boy;
George and Marie johnson, boy;
James and Addie Kilt. boy.
Ying and Put Lee, girl.
Samuel and Ellen Miller, girl.
James and Edith Proctor, boy.
Neafiel and Ruth Sims. girl.
Thomas and Nancy Smith, girl.
John and Emma SWANS, girl.
Ledru and Ursuline Swami. boy.
Edward and CoYnelia Thompson. girl.
George and June Washinston, boy.
Evening star., 1949-12-14
From Art NeedIework

from ATl NeeOIeWOIk
a. . =. Lovely sotn oppIiqued toffeto
honky cose pastel royons - 81
b. Miniature chairs . you might add
needepoint scots later. Hardwood,
mahogany finish, upholstered scot. Side
chair $3.50 and $3.50
Rocker and $l1
G. ID. . Jewel cose D.. royon sotin, softly
lined, slide Fastened Pastel or deep --$3
d. :. Quilted cleansing tissue case,
soft pastel royon sotin - 81
e. :. Pomperine boudoir pillows
down filled =. quilted royon toffeto covers.
Blue, rose, peach or eeesheII- I-4--$5.o5
f. :. Luxuy-ook three-pieee lingerie set
with contrasting Innings. Royon
toffeto, S.; royon sotin, $3.50.
w&L-Art Needlework, Eighth Floor
Evening star., 1949-12-14
Deaths Reported
trrom tn. D. c. Bureau Of vital statistics,

| (From the D. e. Bureau OF vital etatist1csl
virginia Schneider 80. 1895 Sd st. ne.
Mary connsIiy. SIS. Rome. n: =;
% Alice %Printa. 81. 1as < St. ne.
Daisy Harrison. 81, 4lO3 Connecticut ave
c,infiiomrd Bergman. 80, a114 Bancroft pi
katie s.arlss. IT, 4so1 Connecticut ave
EdxsId Ms5ntirs; "a; 10, s1s s.eI!a; Q st g. e. n
eaalsH cnarIss Murray. M. SG ss. $s6S Nicholson st
mary spros.ser. .s2. A. Al.xsndris. sn Va.
Louise Gomez, .. az a. a. ssi 50 ddsr.id 81 st.
AIiee ane@ Noeioiino, % bs. isI1 fith st. NV.
Joseph Scheve, Sc, 4515 Lonsfellow at
Edgar classett. 64. Rockville. Nd.
Charles Knoble, So, Arlington. Va.
Edward Burch. 80. 1888 Cathedral ave
Audrey sh,p.. 40. 1852 Fort Tott.n DR.
Alexander Noyikon. AZ: 1922 18th st. NV
Neville LAssiter, 90, ArlinEton, vs.
Robert Esworthy, 80. Eredsriek. Md
Mona Christensen. 81, 2026 ! 81. nv
Mary Frances o'connell dnfanD 2l1'
Huidekoper ,. pl ny; H.,.,, r.u. c,ur.,
James Green, 90. 1920 Masssr 1t. Sc.
EiIiian % Williams. eb. 1914 11th st. Sc
infant wynn, l2 d. st. ne.
Infant Jones. A Ut. S.w.
Evening star., 1949-02-01

technicalities, according to Clark
King, chief assistant corporation
counsel for Municipal Court. DR.
Hunter urged passage of a bill which
would establish the limit of in
toxication and permit the tests
themselves to be introduced as evil
dence.
The three guinea pigs were tested.
The results showed: Mrs. John F.
Dennis "a ounces, '.052 Of / per
cent; Thomas Kelley, 906 Garland
avenue, Takoma Park, Md. e
ounces. .04l of / per cent, and
Mrs. Philip Strong, 1924 Thirty
third street NV, zero.
According to DR.. Hunter, a per.
son must drink 6 or 7 ounces ol
whisky, or 6 to z bottles of beel
to reach the unsafe-driving stage.
Evening star., 1949-02-01

Alcoholic breaths bubbled through
o "Harger Drunkometer" yesterday,
as DR.. Oscar B. Hunter, chief
.pathologist at Doctors Hospital,
demonstrated one method of deter
mining whether driver is dry and
decent" or dizzy and delirious."
Fun and serious discussion were
mixed as the Districts authority on
intoxication showed group Of
women an easy method of deter
mining the amount of alcohol in a
persons blood.
Members of the Women's Safety
Committee of the District Division,
American Automobile Association,
finished their dessert of egg-nog ice
cream at the Mayfower Hotel and Dr.
Hunter unpacked the drunkometer.
Then he sent two of the women
and man from the room, accom-
panied by District AAA head, Wash
ington I. Cleveland, and fifth of
bourbon. One subject drank
ounces. Another consumed 2, and
the third did not indulge.
The problem now was for the
machine to determine who had
what.
During the half hour, while the
bourbon was being absorbed by two
bloodstreams, DR.. Hunter told about
the drunkometer. The subject blows
up q balloon of standard New
Years Eve size The balloon is de-
f1ated through red potassium per-
manganate solution. If there is
alcohol on the breath, the solution
turns lighter color. BY means of
charts the percentage of alcohol in
the blood can be determined.
DR.. Hunter said an alcohol con-
Evening star., 1949-02-01

| is safely in the presidency, is evi'
dent in his inaugural address.
An editorial hailing the creation
of the six-nation Economic Coun.
Gil of Mutual Aid in Moscow
charges the Western powers with
boycotting the peoples democ.
racies" and Russia. 1t also assert.
the United States is setting up the
Atlantic Union, which is termed
contrary to the United Nations
Charter
Top economic writer's of the "peo.
pies democracies" detailed "suc.
cesses" resulting from nationa,
planning.
The bulletin gives figures for in.
dustrial production in Western Eu.
rope to claim that with the excep.
ton of Holland no Western country
has yet attained prewar production
levels. All Eastern European coun.
tries, on the other hand, are sup.
posed to have matched or surpassed
prewar figures.
Contributing to a series intended
to prove the insuf1iciency of the
Marshall Plan, French Communist
Evening star., 1949-02-01

centration Of more than is of l
per cent impairs a persons reflexes
to the extent that he should not
drive. His classification of various
degrees of intoxication range from
stimulation delightful and devil
ish to coma dead drunk"
The results of these tests, how
ever, must be backed up in court
by qualified medical testimony"
DR.. Hunter explained. And DR..
Hunter is the Districts expert in
making such interpretations.
The District is losing nearly one
third of the drunken driving cases
brought to trial because of legal
Evening star., 1949-02-01
|Cominform Magazine
Blasts j. ). and Plan
OF World Hegemony'
BY the Assoeioted Press

BUCHAREST, Romania, Feb. l.
American economic policy, the Mar
shall Plan and President Truman
are among the chief targets blasted
in the latest issue of the Comm.
form bulletin.
The magazine of the Communist
Information Bureau went on salt
here today.
Article after article RACES at the
United States and Its plan fol
world hegemony."
Writer Ian Marek declared "Tru.
man Downs Mask" saying the
President had forsaken his cam.
paign promises. He said the Pres.
ident's new attitude, now that hi
Evening star., 1949-02-01
Minority Pressure Assai|ed
As Basis Of Israel SUPPORT
BY the Asseeiofed Press

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. IAN associ-
ate director of the Methodist Board
Of Missions says that tremendous
pressure by minority group" in
support of the new Jewish State
of Israel "is resulting in a SELL
out Of principles America always
has stood for"
DR.. Garland Evans Hopkins of
Washington, D. c., told interviewers
that "scandalous sums of money
are being spent to sell us on Israel"
In Miami to address the Florida
China of Missionary Assemblies,
Wr. Hopkins said that by recogni-
ton of the Jewish State "the United
States abandons the Wilsonian
principle of the right of the ma
jority in foreign affairs"
India's new constitution has arti-
cles guaranteeing religious freedom.
Evening star., 1949-02-01

Leader Jacques Duclos charges that
the purchasing power Of the French
worker fell sharply during 1947.
Soviet Prime Minister Stains
statement in answer to questions
from an American reporter pub
lished Sunday are printed on the
front page of the bulletin. It ap-
parently came too late for comment
on it to be included. The tenor of
Mr.. Stains remarks differs sharply
from the rest of the bulletins con-
tents.
Evening star., 1949-02-01

friends may tell you the drunkomeer will.
Operated here by Dr. oscar Hunter (sanding left the
breath testing detecting drunken drivers
the finger Mrs Lois Dennis 1914 Connecticut NV
who volunteered to drink of whisky in the interest
AAA demonstration yesterday Also shown
Joseph gh and Mark laboratory assistants
Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1949-02-01
Berie Cancels ENGAGEMENTS

NEW YORK, Feb. (P.-Milton
Berle is i'll and has Cancelled all
engagements for a month. The Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. said yes
terday the comedian has a virus
infection and will recuperate in
Florida when he is able to travel.
e>.,xL
Evening star., 1949-02-01

South Africa faces q saucer
shortage.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
AGENTS

FLORIDA RESIDENT. centrally To-
Gated. will act as your agent or dis
tributor for worthy product; fully
qualif. MR.. ALEXANDER, TIE. 6749.
FREE SAMPLES. Big profits show
ing Amazing glow-in.the-dark spe-
eialties. House numbers: pictures;
plastic novelties, religious and
fscturer. MADISON Mills, 3O3
4th ave. New York. n. 7;
SELL Christmas cards. so with name,
81. Napkins. matches, names
stamped In gold; samples free
NEW PTF5AEsN 5ssAfEosNGEan sEaan1STs bfsH q 0cLoTH tf Re-
places messy dishrags. Banishes
dishvasfinE drudgery. Lightnine
seller. Samples sent on trial. KRIS
TEE SS, Akron, Ohio.
NEW KIND of sheer nylon hosiery
snag resistant, longer wearing: per
feet personal At. Fast profits tax
ing orders. Rush name for free
sample stocking. AMERICAN MILLS
Dept. 500. Indianapolis Z. Ind,
FREE SAMPLES, and amazing plan
giving you gorgeous dress without
penny cost. Rush name today, with
MEN WOMEN-cash for you-easy
Show friends, neiehbors smazinl
laundry Saving. plastic tablecloths
draperies, Miracle" non-breakable
.dishwsre, rainwear, baby needs
Housewives wild about them. Beau.
tiful patterns, colors. sell on sisht
Big profits. Write for free outfit
lorraine PRODUCTS, Dept. R-1s
644 W. Adams. Chicago.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
HELP DOMESTIC tcont.)

WOMAN. colored, experienced, re-
liable, for g.h.w.: must like chill
$685. SEP; refs required Phone Mss 81.
WOMAN. white, between 30 and 40,
cook and e.h:w: live in: small adult
family; be willing to travel; lifetime
JOB for right person. Box l81-H,
HOME TO WHITE WOMAN, no heavy
work, help with :, small children;
$40 week Box 2s2-H, Star. -23
ROOM AND BOARD for woman in
exchange for services In evening
l20 Ingraham st. NV. RA. Sl47.
COUNTRY GIRL or woman house
work and care OF child: good home
live in or out Apply Sun. morn. or
Mon. morn. 4214 4th st. NV. RA.
CARE FOR 3 CHILDREN, 1 in
school, light housework. baby's
laundry only; mr.. Wash -Balt. blvd.
nice country home. live in; salary,
$50 per week: references required.
Phone Laurel 7S0-W-l or Box 303-D,
Star.
Tuesdays, Wednesdays;
cleaning and cooking for bachelors.
po u; Yo1 S1SSi NEED lo 4 t. HoME,-wnl .seh.
lovely rm., pvt. bath. also board,
plus sal. (S10 for Ink. and care OF
children. Phone ia. 1894. -23
WILL GIVE HOME and salary to
elderly lady in exchange for care
of children. HI S915 -23
Evening star., 1949-10-23

8 to Ii pm. shift: excel. salary.
meals furn. Apply in person. 18th
CLINICAL LEI Il for 10" general once work;
tipping an asset but not nec.; must
be able to answer telephone intel
bsnes sses1y Sahy ca in sf psrson s9od COMPANY amp so
4 pm. C. ]. Boudreau, SEARS ROE
BUCK & CO., 1901 Lawrence ave.
CLERK for routine once work. Som.
typing and shorthand experience;
Ress Peston stoFf RyISas dSes pai 10Th snd
CLERK. dry cleaning. white, young.
eX9er.; excel. salary; good hours, no
sspM.is M shift; NEEDLE CRAFT. $50
CLERK. iias 81 ZEN; General once, under so.
ply in person: ToLMAN LAUNDRY,
CLERK in credit once Of nne mems
specially shop; good at figures; ex-
fent fdn AoDy oDHoftsuRMyA to M A.n R4s
q 1888 A'G's F st. t. NV. NV; A'Aen' oSE@N 0s7
ossss Wit; store: ss's
cLERK-TMYPisT, IGHS Wv; intelligent youns
Woman LOT permanent poSltlOn IN
real estate ONCE. Monday, 1 to 8,
see Miss Frazier, JESS FISHER &
CO, INC, 1920 X st. NV.
CLERK-GENERAL, with knowledge of
typing and cashiering;, must be ac-
ply CALVERT MOTORS, INC, 1I41
East-West hwy. Silver Spring, Nd.
%
CLERK-TYPST-Young lady to 1do
typing. Ming, ETC.: location, near
18th and K SITS. nv. No experience
CLERK-TYPTST, 6-day week, good
appearance. Apply Room 604, eIS
r ST., Monday, IL to !.
CLERK-TYPBT, general once work,
in exclusive apparel shop; excellent
ply mornings, KAPLOWTTZ, 18th st.
between e and r NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

Permanent position In national COM
pany shorthand; must be competent.
Salary commensurate with qualf1ca-
age. education. experience and sal
ary expected. Box 124-H, Star. -26
for evening classes. RUBYE SCHEV-
LIN POTTERY STUDIO. ewes, co.
TELEPHONE sALEswoRK Women
who s,.,s can sell by y, J phone ION wanted for
YOUR own home. Call RE. 1921
TELEPHoNE SOLICITOR. 4 hours
daily, 4 days weekly; must have un-
TYFisT, With DS some knovledee of
general office work. See Miss Jones,
KIT MUSIC CO.. 1880 G st.
TYPISTS for home work. addressing
envelopes on piece basis; must have
speed of 65 words per min. or bet
ter. State age and eXper. when
rYPfsFs SsPk'Fs tuf SGS or 4sH saFt tims s'ss so
pm. required, AAA LETTER sERV-
ICE, Suite $40 Victor Building,
TYPIsT. shorthand desired but not
essential, white. ase II TO 80. high
DureRasins rcR ocs Must f1a haVe whole heSee
sale grocery or small grocery store
background. ability to handle multi
pie details and the emotional stabil-
ity to work under pressure. Tsis
Job offers unlimited promotional pos
sibilities. 5-day week; starting sal
ary,, $40 per week, Telephone AT;
1894 on Monday bet. o am. and
noon for appointment.
TYPIST. full or part time. Apply
ASKINS, 737 9TH st. NV.
TYPIST,- high school graduate, 10 To
20 for work involving typing OF
fieures. experience not necessary but
must be neat and accurate typist;
some knowledge of shorthand would
be desirable, SI65, per mo; perma
nent position, 5-day, 4O-hr. week;
free transportation and other bene-
fts. Phone CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
MI. 1888, Ext 644. pa
TfPIST. capable OF using Varitype
machine and mimeograph. viii con-
sider training good typist on Vari-
type , machine: Silver Spring area.
Salary commensurate with experi-
enCe. Box I'd. Star -Oa
Evening star., 1949-10-23
SITUATIONS MEN (cont. J

YOUNG MAN. colored, desires work
as chauffeur. truck driver or stock.
man; knows city very we'll, with
10 yrs driving experience; excel
IMG IenI reference. Call Mr.. WASH
AMBiTfSUs,L AaMhdiTRS Ii; alert sa145s; 5s5nr man, >,
out-of-town college srad. B. 8. de.
gree. gree. desires position. Box 2S0-E,
sAIARIED JOB WANTED with old
sSnnn; SIsp; nfm. motel. or as art. bldg
natural ability are requisites; capable
oi complying with instructions. han.
onne correspondence or superyisjng
personnel; sxper. in real est, man.
nHsmeht, msn1e omce routine and Govern
.seel Talos refo mBset'ns Bex PS PPeeDle s,s age "a
RETIRED FIREMAN, married, want,
position. special oticer or watchmar
IN nank' hotel, similar position; besi
81 references and can furnish bono
II necessary. Box 1926, Star 33a
kEs.RvE ;E .aN OFFICER. 81; univ. grad
nection with future; exper In ssles
trans; personnel. once procedure
pHnsfoif "a ~, correspondence; nne typist
SUPERVISOR, exper. in supervising
EvENfNeSG NeGsse,s WORK. reg s:1i A.; pm ase' dr,v
car OF, truck. clerk. counter man. a
what have your Box 7O2-B. Ri. 2
cnI Talftsx r Va: Fairfax 177-W-2.
boy or kitchen help. TR. 1741'
COLORED MAN, dependable, expert.
enced, desires part-time nightwork
after , pm. TR. 5173.
COLORED GOVT. EMPLOYE youlc
IKE work on Sat. and Sun; expert.
set snced and eficient elevator o,
switchboard operator. hotel bell.
man man or contact work Of any kind
EsaERfRfs,IR2!!' Ny sfisfi R!' y03i5sc YAK WV ,.,
woe woe business and diplomatic fol.
with established insurance cnnues,on comnsny
Give fun particulars in flrst letter
Box 247-G. Star. 81.
NPER. VARIETY STORE manager
white, age 81. desires position in
local organization in Comparable
capacity. Phone FA. 1851. Is.
WHY SELL A GOOD BUSINESS in.
veslment such as resort. club
large motor court, bar. beach col.
ony, etc. when you can have the
services OF responsible manager
WIN an unauestionable character,
ana nne MANAGEMENT BACKGROUND
anat VIII stand the most rigid in
syestlgation. Single. 81 years old
ilee 70 travel, and interested in any
{o0o business assignment anywhere
~ .SSur INQUIRY will be acknowledg ID
Iii iiivei Eve y0u may be. however
so l oe m Washinston. D C., 26 to
in,. S octoper and will contact any
s.,teSteo st.r parties. Reply Box 1896,
Evening star., 1949-10-23
TYPIS1
TYP1ST
WITH KNOWLEDGE OF
SHOPTu

Permanent position with attractive
future in wholesale plumbing and
heating supply house for accurate,
ms'0us 81 s"6 % sE saoSo Sday Der week ssa5y an5y
CO. NC, 1873 K st ne. -3I
TYPIST for manuscript work, Must
be reasonable Box Oh, Star.
TYPIST, not over 30; 5.day week
nospltalization, surgical service and
iNsURANccE AGENCY. 1907 ~ Il ST st.
NV. Call Mrs. Stout. Ma $500.
TYPIsT-C CLERK, to work in once. q
to :; 5,day week: ACE WREcKING
TWpISr1H M1nH; aysi rRs Re, At. 6617; "a
TYflsTss' AND cLER1cALs-open.
inss for both beginners and expert
en,sd' days IS rSs14oaS2oe; ,as ,nd Re 6s1s week
2: TATELMAN. once services. s3I /
UNDERWATER TRAINEEs and book
keepers, casualty insurance expert
ence required. Good salaries. RE.
aNNE1TE sp 1TTffkdfys' 8 TAIEMAss FE In sueasy oas.
Services, .s3i woodward Bids.
WAITRESS. white. exper., from IL
70 =; no Sundays; SIS wk 1909
-, G9od Hope rd. Sc. TR. 9lh3. ID
WAITRESS, experienced; good salary,
hours and tips; no Sundays. AppE
CLARENDON RESTAURANT, 3Is..
Wilson blvd, Arlington. GIL. a4O5.
MATTRESSES. white-Full-time Jobs
open at MRS ks TOLL HOUSE
: TAVERN in Silver Spring. Split
shift of lunch and dinner SO should
live in vic. Weekend work ne
cessity: inexperienced preferred
MATTRESSES. age Is to 35: good
wages and working conditions. Ap-
ply Mrs: Palmer. U. 8. EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE kO2 x ST w