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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-11-24

Mrs. Necie Poval was a Green
wood shopper Friday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-11-24

Henri P. Watson, ST., Henry p.
Watson, Jr., and Hugh Nichols,
Jr., left Friday for a weeks hunt
ing trip in Warren county.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-11-24

Mrs. G.. H. Marlborough visited
IN Goodman Saturday.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Senator Chapman 10 Speak
AT Lincoln Program Sunday

Senator Chapman, Democrat, OF
Kentucky will be principal speak
er at the Lincoln anniversary pro-
gram at 2::30 p. m. Sunday in the
Lincoln Museum.
The program is being held
under auspices of the Washington
Lincoln Group and the National
Park Service.
Senator Chapman is familiar
with the scenes of Lincoln's boy
hood in Kentucky. He will be
introduced by Representative
O'Hara of Illinois, a new member
of Congress, who also is an au-
thority on Lincoln's life as a
Springfield attorney and the
events leading to Lincoln's elec-
ton to the presidency.
The Lincoln Museum is the old
Ford's .Theater. where Lincoln
was assassinated on April IA. 1855.
The public is invited to the ami
versary event.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Boys and Juniors
Sports Shirts, 85e


binations.
Is Pairs Juniors Gabardine Stacks of $50 rayon and
$50 WOOL Tan blue and gray Sizes to H. but not all
sizes in all coors. Were $685. Now 95
Pairs Youths Cotton Corduroy Stacks in brown Size II.
Were $685. Now IS
liz Wool Mufaer and Glove Sets in MAIZE brown and
maroon. Small, medium and large sizes. Were $3.50.
Juniors Bathrobes of cotton Beacon CLOTH Maroon plaid
in size T. Were $685. Now 95
Cotton Corduroy Sports Goats in red Sizes 10, H. Is
and 49, Were $1295. S2.95
Leather Jackets with knit collar and wasband Rayon
lining. Sizes H. is and 20. Were SIS. Now------&95
Sports Shirts of cotton broadcloth. Long sleeves
Maize Sizes 8, L. 16 and 49, Were $295.
% Cotton Button Bouses with Eton collar and long
sleeves White and fancy patterns. Size Were $165.
Now
Pairs Wool Tweed Shorts fully lined Dark colors Sizes
to 8. Were $395.
W&L-Norh Building THE BOYS SHOP. FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1949-02-10
New Faces in Congress
Steed, House Member From Oklahoma,
Has Been Printer, Reporter, Editor

Tom Steed, now representing
the 4th Oklahoma District in the
House, is a native of Texas. He
didn't stay in the Lone Star State
long, however, and can claim con-
tinuous Oklahoma residence since
the age of 4.
Mr.. Steed, a Democrat, can look
back on 20 years in the newspaper
business. He worked as an ap-
prentice printer on The KonaWa
Chief and was a reporter
for papers in Ada, BartleSville,
McAlester and Oklahoma City.
For four years, he was managing
editor of The Shawnee News and
Star.
Now "A, he is serving his first
term in the House. But he has
had previous experience at the
Capitol. He was assistant post
master of the Senate for a brief
period and worked for four years
as secretary to three different
Representatives-the late P. L.
Gassaway, the late r. P. Hill and
Conner Smith.
In recent years. he has operated
an automobile agency in Holden
vile, Okla.
Mr.. Steed enlisted in the Army
in October, 1912, as a private in
anti-aircraft artillery. He ad-
vanced to the rank of second lieu
tenant and was released from ac-
tive duty in May, 1914, because of
age He then joined the Office of
War Information and served in
the China Burma India theater
in information and psychological
warfare work until January, 1916.
He is married and has son
attending Oklahoma Baptist Uni
yarSifv Another con WAS killed in
Evening star., 1949-02-10
More Study Of Heredity
In Diseases SOUGHT

Intensified study of "the fami.
lial aspects of chronic diseases" b!
the United States Public Health
Service is called for in a resolu.
ton introduced in the House yes.
terday by Representative Beall
Republican, of Maryland.
Studies conducted in Washing
ton County and Hagerstown, Md.
have pointed up the heredity fac
tor in CHI onic ailments, Mr.. Beall
said.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Snokeskin Sandals
.so We're 1926

~
IS pairs snakeskin sandals with high or low
heels. In red and green, broken sizes to 10,
narrow and medium widths.
W65kFss 5SS!t1 1vp s1'sss assEs SHOES SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Mattresses, Box
SPRINGS Reduced

Roll away Bed Cotton Felt Mattress 30x72 inches Was
sl4ss. Nov. ,o.a;S7;95
Roll Bed Innerspring Mattress, 30x72 inches. Was
s1ss5. Now .95
Roaway Bed Innerspring Mattress threequarter size
Was $2495. Now----- -.-----------------S179 95
/ Ful-size Box Spring. Was $3.50 Now---------$1995
/ Twin-size Box Spring. Was $245o. Now $l4.95
Twin size Innerspring Mattresses. Were $35. Now
-S26.25
Twin Spring match the mattress advertised
Immediately above Was $35. Now S2625
Twin size Roll-edge Innerspring Mattress Was $3250
Now ----------
s4bofT Hao'Ho 'HHoksss1TausskrsHrNes, ss1a'sk FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Misses Suede Belts
Soc We're 81 and 81

20 in brown and black. Narrow. Misses sizes.
Is Kidskin Belts with frinsed buckle. Black brown
Were $3.50. Now
Brown Suede Belts with novelty buckle. Narrow Misses
sizes. Were 81. Now
1 Wool Felt Handbag in red with gold-tone clasp Was
sSo4 SS;04
Plastic Patent Handbags shoulder style with adjustable
strap. Swagger pockets and slide fastener top Were
Wool Broadcoth Handbags, top-hande style In black
Were 1884 ------------------------S1.2O
IL Wool Broadcloth HANDBAGS handle style. Black
and brown Were 1884. Now
Cotton Corduroy Handbags, shoulder strap style In
wine and TAM Were S. Now ow--------Sl.2O 20
IL Plastic Handbags pouch style. In black or brown
Were 1884. Now----. ----S12O 20
Prices include 2o% tex where sppiesbIs
EfzTaEEs eooDs es'1 1vD HANDBAGS. ArsLEs sna TO-
Evening star., 1949-02-10
ChiIdren's Wool Felt
Slippers, 85e We're sz:2s

311 pairs with slide fastening. Red and blue
with cuff of contrasting color. Sizes to 13.
30 Pairs of Growing Girls Shoes in black suede, brown
calfskn and gold-toned mesh Broken sizes ~ to 0.
127 Pieces of Footwear including Infants shoes in sizes
to g. girls slippers in sizes to tn girls shoes in sizes
to 8h; and girls rubber footwear in sizes to 8.
Broken sizes in each Assorted feathers and fabrics
Were 1925 to $685.. 95
80 Pairs Boys Elk Leather Oxfords in black and brown
Sizes ~ to g. but not every size in each style Also
few pairs of hi-cus in the group Were $3.50 to $685.
! Now w---------------- OK
cHILDRSNS 1ND TEEN-iGE SHOES, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Misses Royon Dresses

65 rayon dresses in crepes, failles, and gabar-
dimes, tailored and dressy styles. Black, brown,
gray, blue, and green Sizes IL to 20.
10 Misses Rayon Dresses including rayon crepes and CAB
ardines in black brown gray beige, blue and green,
and 2-piece rayon fale suits in black brown and green
Sizes IL to co. Were $1295 to $1495 7.95
in tailored and dressy styles White and
pastes Sizes 80 to &c. Were $595. IS
w&L-North Building . SPORTSMAN. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Girls Wool Sweaters
10 We're 1925 and 1895

3O1 slipons and few cardigans. Good color
selection Sizes to 16.
Suits with slacks type pants and checked jacket
Properly labeled for fabric content Dark coors Sizes T.
Suits with sacks type pants Properly labeled for
fabric content In dark coors. Size H. Were $1095.
NOW .----------------------------- S0.S0
SO Cotton Dresses in styles and coors Prints and
stripes few sold-color cotton corduroys, too Sizes
to II. Were $3s5 and 81 95. Now
46 White Rayon Blouses with rued yoke Sizes to a..
Were $1.75 Now---------
IS Polo Shirts of white cotton with blue design
and name Good selection of names. Sizes to H. Were
$3.50. Now 81
65 Preteen Cotton Dresses in assorted styles and prints
Good color choice Sizes 10 IA. Were $395 and $685.
Now
w&L-North Building GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Bros, SOC We're zse

40 bras of cotton in pink. Sizes 80 to So with
cup
IA Pantie Gdles with elastic sides Sizes ~ to 80 Were
81 Girdles in 2way stretch rayon and cotton in small
medium and large sizes Were 81 Now
IL Front Lace Corses 14A inch skirt length Of
cotton Sizes 25 49, SO to 37 Were $3.50 Now $3.50
10 Front Lace Corses 13nch skirt length OF rayon and
cotton Sizes q, 81 to SO. Were $40. Now------S7.5O
W&L-North Building coRsETs AND BRAS. THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1949-03-21
2Morines Held in HoIdup Foi|ed
By Victims Traffic Violation

Two young Marines were to be
arraigned in Police Court, today
on charges of assault with intent
to commit robbery.
Police said their robbery plans
were foiled last night when the
motorist selected as their victim,
deliberately drove into a wrong
traffic lane to get himself halted
by police.
The accused men are Sergt.
Louis Winston, 10. and Pvt
Julian R. Swain. 20. both sta
toned at the Naval Gun Factory.
Swain was captured after a short
chase by Policeman Eugene P.
Smith who stopped the car they
had commandeered at Twelfth
street and Maine avenue S.W.
Winston. who escaped, was ar
Evening star., 1949-03-21
Fact.FInders Meet Today
In Wabash Rail Strike
BY the Assoeioted Prssf


ST. LOUIS, Mar. 21.- Union
and, management representatives
turned to fact-f1nding board to-
day in an effort to settle the six
day-old Wabash Railroad strike.
The board. appointed by Presi-
dent Truman, planned a meeting
with roal officials and representa-
tives of four railroad brother
hoods.
Approximately $500 switchmen
trainmen. engineers, firemen and
conductors went on strike last
Tuesday. The railroad laid of
about $500 incorporating en-
ployes last week, retaining only a
skeleton staff. ,
Union officials said the strike
resulted from a long list of un-
settled grievance cases. Wages
was not an issue.
The presidential order setting
up the emergency board called
for 60-day halt to the strike.
Brotherhood representatives, how
Evening star., 1949-03-21
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT-C.P P. A. with respon-
sible public accounting and tax ex-
perience required; as branch man
ager Of established once; suaran-
teed salary, plus participation in
profits. Box 321-C. Star. 81
debit in NV; age 2b-4o, married;
cash bond REQ. $500: previous in
salary, Uks. at $50. next 4 wks.
Se5. next wks. SO. at end Of first
ausrtey regular agents ove9 eentFaee
Give full information in reply. Box
Afro tii0 METAL MAN and painter;
5la-day week; vacation; insurance;
cs 5asf vS!flns WsisT sSfd wilson u PoSrisc PsS 1ss
Silver Spring. sH. 1918. -a1
BANK has opening for white custo-
dian to care for three one-story
buildings Must be reliable. sober
and have hnoxledge Of impreyed iaE I've,
airy open. Apply in own handwrit-
BhttEpRiNT ht RiS r's2as Ma2CaINE OPERATOR.
must be experienced on continuous
type machine; good working cond;
blueprint trimmer and assorter.
Apply ll3O 10th st. NV. -2I
BOOKKEEPER for general ledger.
must be experienced and capable Of
supervising clerical employees. Call
soSkkEHrisG a4 i1Ss Hst9rs soffERRa1oR. I aS aDDi-
cant must know how to type. but no
previous experience Necessary on
bookkeeping maehins; THE UNITED
CLAY ,.t, p1da PRODUCTS CO.. s3l 1nSSest-
CASHIER for large busy liquor store;
with excel. pessonal refs. and back
ground; to make change raL;dly;
good salary: permanent, CENTRAL
dAsHpk dGH2k Ils mSss sth Be- st. able to operate
but not essential. Steady position.
excel. salary; opportunity for ad-
yancement; Apply sLoANs, 335
CLERK. 1ih <: nisht niH work, full time, in" in Of
accurately. State age and salary ex-
pected. Box lob. Star. --22
C0MPosIIdToR, permanent position.
cosT 1851 ACCOUNTANT to analyze and
tion. Permanent position. Salary
coIUNTEkMEN T for jewish delicates-
sen sew asd rfstSs5sRct sSgsSehsH6 RN5
sEsTAHEANIh sEs a4ss Nqh lHSS 4sS4 7th st: 1ga NV.
COUNTER MAN, eriddle and steam
table experience. Apply 1851 New
York ave. ne.
COUNTER MAN, white. IRvIN'S
RESTAURANT, III 18th st. NV.
CUT STONE PLANERMAN. steady
work and good pay. Metal planer-
man will be considered. Apply
Mcleod & RoMBORG STONE Co,
INC. Bladensburg, Md. WA. 2462.
26.
DISH WASHER, colored, steady Job.
Good pay, experienced only. Apply
Tues. morning. Do not phone. 10o6
Wis. ave. -23
DOOR HANGERS and trim men, ex-
perienced. Apply at lob. North
Capitol and Sheridan sts. NV. al
Evening star., 1949-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES

APPLES - Fresh-made sweet cider.
open daily and Sunday. Out Georgia
ave. miles to Glenmont, right 5
teSsT; MooREs RES PLAN pLA,INF1EIId3 Id
ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS pre-
pared Including p; C.. No, Va.
s66s s6sr' sir. 400 409 9th st. NV 9s. Room
GAS HEATING BOILERS, AUTOMATIC
Boilers. radiators. bathrooms, Fitch.
ems, etc; Immediate installations;
4 sTANsBURY CO. INC. Ii. 3099.
FREE BOOK If you name songs on
s:45 am, 624 Indiana ave.
EMERGENCY SERVICE for clothing
Might or day call Blue Jay "Weav-
ers Of Distinction Burns, cuts,
tears or moth damage. We call.
We deliver. co. 62S6.
SPECIAL MEETING Of Bricklayers'
NV % Wed. Mar: 3$rd, 40 Pr.
BY order Of LAYMAN j: DIMMICK,
Bus. Ast, and FRANK cERSG5go'
Pres. -23
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
other than myself BERNARD j.
ScHATZ, $500 Randolph ST., Hystts-
willie, Nd. 22'
NATIONAL MOTOR BOAT SALES,
800 Maine Avenue, Southwest,
Washington, D. C.-Notice is here
by given that the partnership lately
subsisting between us, the under
signed Albert B. Clarke and John
p clifford. carrying on business at
800 Maine Avenue, Southwest. under
the style of f1rm Of National Motor
Boat Sales" was on the 10th day
Of March. 1949. dissolved by mutual
consent and that the business in the
future will be carried on by the said
Albert B. Clarke, alone. A. b.
CLARKE, JOHN P. CLIFFORD.
ATTENTION BUSINESSMEN, our
exp, public accountant, Mr.. Kipnis
gpecializes in interviewing and plac-
Ing bookkeepers, ofc: mgrs;. account
ants. ATLAS AGENCY, RE, 5767.
WILL NOT. BE RESPONSIBLE for
debts contracted for by any one
SELBY, 916 LANGLEY drive, Silver
Spring, Maryland. 23'
Evening star., 1949-03-21

$25 900 from the institute, which
led to formation of a cancer de-
lection and diagnostic center at
Freedmen's Hospital in July. This
additional grant will enable the
school to expand the clinic pro-
gram and begin research projects,
officials said.
A grant of $20,674 also went to
the Maryland Health Department
for continuation of a field study in
concer being conducted by Drs.
w. Ross Cameron and Howard w.
Jones, the service announced.
Evening star., 1949-03-21
$4,000 Cancer Grant
Awarded Howard j,

The Howard University Medical
School has been awarded $25, 900
grant for research and training in
cancer, the Public Health Service
announced today.
The grant was one of 26 awarded
by the National Cancer Institute
for a total of $451,622
Howard last year received
Evening star., 1949-03-21

rested at the Marine Barracks
this morning.
Payton B. Langley of 1920
Rhode Island avenue NV, said
he, drove into the wrong traffic
lane to attract the policeman S at
tention because the two men in
the back seat had commandeered
his car at Fourteenth and E
streets NV. and threatened him
with an automatic pistol.
The two men approached him
as he was entering his car with
his companion, Miss Elizabeth s.
Thacker of 1851 Euclid street
NV, Mr.. Langley said. Brandish-
ing the pistol they ordered him
to drive them as they directed and
at one point asked him how much
money he had, Mr.. Langley told
police,
Evening star., 1949-03-21

lever, claimed this order could
only postpone a pending strike
and not stop one already under
way.
Members Of the fact-finding
board are: Roger I. McDenough.
chief justice of the Utah Supreme
Court; Curtis G. Shake, former
associate justice of the Indiana
Supreme Court, and John w.
Yeager, associate justice Of the
Nebraska Supreme Court.
Evening star., 1949-03-21
Classified Ad Rotes
R>-p AA->.<k.>-

Three Lines (Minimum)
! or 2 times. 35c per line per
insertion.
3 to times consecutively. SIC
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer, consecutively.
30c per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal. Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements of New Auto
mobiles, Soc per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Fiat rate per line - SOC
Out-of-town Rate Is charged on
all advertising IS miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before second In
Il advertisement vas prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which bears
. serial number with date and ioentl-
hes your advertisement.
When canceling cIassined adVertLe.
nents be sure to make . note OF the
portant in case your statement does
not show . credit for the cancella-
tion.
Evening star., 1949-03-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
0verworked Eyes?

work. driving, exposure to dust or wind,
battle them with Lavoptik. Soreness,
tired feeling, itching from local irrita-
tions all relieved or money refunded. 80
years success. Thousands praise it. Get
Lavoptia today. At all druggists
Evening star., 1949-03-21
Statesmen

Alsco-world's largest
manufacturers of aluminium storm
doors and windows-is pleased to
announcs the following: Due to the
unprecedented demands for our
products and great number Of
leads resulting from our national
and local advertising. we are now
ready to add qualified men to our
organization. This week each &C
cepted man will be individually
trained in the sale of Alsco storm
windows and doors. Salary and
commission while learning will be
paid those men selected who are
concerned with Rreater-than-ave
earnings. stability apd future: Car
not necessary. Vacation with pay.
Apply to Mr.. watkins. q am. to 9
pm, Monday and Tuesday, Wealth
ERGUARD CORP, 1921 l4th st.
NV. ~
AL" experienced in
cabinet making Steady Job if quail
ified. Apply ASKEW HOME SERv-
ICE, 2317 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-21
Profestants 10 Discuss
why Churches Fail in
industrial Society
By the Associoisd Press

EVANSTON, ILL.,, Mar. 21.-
North American Protestants to-
night begin an attack on the prob
lem of why churches have failed
in an industrial society and what
they can do about ii"
The occasion is a meeting of
the American section of the World
Council of Churches. It is the
first such session since last sum-
mer's meeting-Which produced a
controversial denunciation of
'laissez faire capitalism" and
communism-of the full council
in Amsterdam.
A spokesman said that the at
tack on the problem "of why
churches have failed in an indus
trial society and what they can
do about it must be placed
against the basic question of the
disorder of society,""
This disorder" he continued
was responsible for the commu-
nism-capitalism report at Amster-
dam. The disorder is still with us,
and probably can be expressed as
how can modern man find a
mean for his existence?'
Actual business sessions begin
tomorrow morning. although
Methodist Bishop G. Bromley OK
nam of New York. will deliver the
keynote address tonight.
The question of industrial evan
gelism-of putting the churches
into active contact with labor
will dominate tomorrow morning S
session. The Rev. Robert S. Bill
heimer of New York. general pro-
gram secretary of the World Coun-
Gil in North America, and DR.. O.
Frederick Nolde of Philadelphia.
dean of the graduate school of the
Lutheran Seminary. will lead dis
cussions of national and interna-
tional aspects of the problem. The
Rev. William Keys. New York.
council youth secretary. will dis
cuss the problem as it affects the
younger generation.
At the noon luncheon Charles
P. Taft, Cincinnati, formerly pres
ident of the Federal Council of
Churches. will discuss the commu-
nism- m-capitalism report of the Am
sterdam meeting.
Evening star., 1949-03-21

food salary and expenses; represent
Buffalo manufacturer in nearby
Southern States; must have car;
should be around 27-40 yrs. old.
must be sober and hard worker:
excel. and perm. future: exper. call
ing on automotive tobbers or 7imilar
man helpful, 5ut not nee. Phone
SAM D. SCHWARTZ. district sales
mgr, NO. 21O3 Sun between
and 6 pm. only; Mon. and Tues.
from 10 pm. Do not call at any
Evening star., 1949-03-21

ADVERTISING ASSISTANT, exper-
fenced in publication or agency
operations. for responsible position
with publishing house handling
business details Advertising dept.
ALTERATION HANDS for ladies'
ready 5-day, .40-hr. week;
2Oco discount on purchases. Apply
personnel once, 4th floor, 8. KANN
ASSISTANT BUYER for millinery
supervising people; 5-day, 40-hour
week; 2OE discount on purchases.
Apply employment offlce. 4th mr.,
LANSBURaH g. BRO. 7th, sth and
K StS. NV, 10
Evening star., 1949-03-21
Treasure Becomes Worthless

An Austrian who found 10000
marks Isl, ,200) in banknotes in a
can in 1945 has just been award
ed the money by the Austrian
High Court of Appeal. but be-
cause of currency reform it now
Is worthless.
Evening star., 1949-03-21
SALESMAN

S5, 900 up class. Career opportunity
for right man Appointment selling
only. We have more contacts than
our present stan can cover. sup
ported by radio and masaZine pub
lefty. Draw against earned COM
mission. ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRI-
TANNICA. $40 Ring BLDG, 18th and
Evening star., 1949-03-21
UPHOISTERERS

Slipcover cutters, estimators; immed
openings; 20T discount; vacations
with pay; many other worthwhile
nnH.b, oensnts oday aic 4o,hs ain VIZ R;d Apply ,S
A.. a:30-6 daily Service Bldg., ,l31
NJ st. ne, 9-l daily.
Woodward & Lothrop'
Evening star., 1949-03-21
SAlESMEN

CLOTHING and furnishing salesman.
LONGS. 13I 7th st. NV. I'll
Statesmen, television and appliance,
opportunity. Call WI. o76o from
sALEsMAN-proeressive wholesale
institutional grocery firm has open
inR for an aggressive salesman. Won
derfu! opportunity for man expe-
insured Replies strictly confden-
SALESMAN. sell Iron Fireman oil
burners and stokers for new con-
struction in Metropolitan Washing
ton; must have good appearance. be
selling record; knowledse of heating
desirable: must have auto: salary and
FIREMAN SALES CORP, 1912 N St.
sALEsMAN-Exclusive distributor of
line Of automatic heating equip
ment for oil. gas and coal desires
services of salesman to call on reg
ularly established dealers; must have
auto; salary and commission. State
your full qualifications and expert
enee ennece IN wholesale selling. Box
SALESMAN = Progressive wholesale
institutional grocery firm has OPEN
g Ing TOT Tor, an aggressive salesman
psISlss K.I.s s Ss .setS deod do6ssn
EXPER1ENcEb sfi fSN i5'Hi rEsEPHoNE siasHo sales
men. Advertising- radio or tangibles.
Call GIL. s5ss. weekdays, to 5;
OPPORTUNITY Well : established
Arlington real estate Arm needs ag-
eressiye salesman to- ioin present
staff In expanding business. Ex-
saIytm.Ss ssIy saii df sfiss sG1 %snassT for fD-
FOR sPEclAlTFY FOOD FOOD products for
fsyesnsb cts splendS ntS
sroSins a' Concern: sl "'s BOX ss1x: X sssi' gar
WIFE-To any good
housewife who has husband who
is good salesman. willing to work
in ind pleasant .snts has car
$1,000 per year or better. Tell him
to call for an appointment and in
come with him. Phone 81. re
for appt, after l pm. Sun and
sxSGIeEEisMsHANS.:coLLEcroR SGeEi " IL: for indus
trial insurance route; auto neces.
m.y ssry s9qd 20 opportunity 9pga for the Ell eight
experienced, car essen
tial, for Washington area; to sell
sutomotive parts and shop service:
leading jobber. Box 15-x. Star. -23
JUNIOR statesmen
Have an unusually good opportunity
with us to quickly advance. Our
training is extensive but not dim
cult. Senior men earning over S10,-
600 also help you. Only clean-cut
aggressive men will be given aptitude
tests Car essential, for Metropoli-
tan D C. only. For personal inter-
view. write Box ASK. Star. ii
Real Estate Statesmen
Full time only. Apply between 10
Evening star., 1949-03-21
HELP MEN

Statesmen for Tel-O-Aid
New exclusive time saving once de-
vice featured in Time. Newsweek
Forbes. Excellent opportunity for
high-caliber men. ST. $3.50. -26
Evening star., 1949-03-21
NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
170s G st. NV.
MEN

When uusuerino advertisements
addressed to Star bores do NOT
iHclose original references, or
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