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RADIO:
Godfrey Tops

Carrot-thatched, gravel-throated
Arthur Godfrey, radios chief ex-
ponent of the "be yourself type OF
entertainer-announcer. led the CHS
network in earnings during . 1913.
He was paid $40, STAG last year
by the broadcasting system for
which he labors.
Newscasters didn't fare so bad
ly, however. Lowell Thomas was a
close second with $420, 300. Oddly
enough, the network boss, Frank
Stanton garnered only a measly
$1O9, 1913. 80. All these figures COW
cred income before Uncle Sam took
his cut, so there was some difficult
ty in trying to ascertain just how
much take home" pay these gen.
tlemen received.
For the ABC network, Don Nc
Neill, emcee of the Breakfast Club,
was tops with earnings of $3.50, 49,
40.
Paul Whiteman, ABC's musical
director and vice-president, re-
ceived S145, 316.56. Again the net
work president ranked lower.
ABC's president Mark Woods got
only SIS, 1000.
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u Oldtimers
AT Pioneer Meeting

A get-together of pioneers of
eastern Montana, and their sons
and daughters, Saturday evening
at the Commercial club in Bill
lings marked the ~society's forty
third annual meeting.
Mrs. Pearl Nelson Goodall of
Helena, speaking before the 17C
members in attendance, sketched
the highlights of the develop
ment of Montana and termed il
"the land of shining mountains"
In addition to citing the advant-
ages of living in Montana, Mrs.
Goodall predicted that it would
some day rise to become a rank
ing industrial state because of its
unlimited natural resources.
Mrs. Thomas Brewington of
Fromberg and Al Rehberg of
Billings We're given respective
awards for being the oldest men,
bers residing in Montana. Whit
ney Griffing and Donna Clanton,
both of Billings, received prizes
for the youngest son and daugh-
ter.
Featured on the program was
the playing and singing of old
time songs, particularly those
pertaining to Montana.
R. A. Vickers of Hardin was
elected president to succeed j.
Kenneth Ralston of Billings. The
five vice presidents chosen were
Dick Logan, Paul Mccormick,
Jr., George Herbert, Peter Ye-
gen, Jr., and Mrs. Alice Walk
Peckham, all Of Billings. 7. A.
COthron of Billings was reflect
Ell secretary-treasurer.
The group passed a ruling that
to be eligible for membership a
person must have been in east
ern Montana since 1901.
Those from Laurel signing the
registration book and giving the
date of their coming to Montana
l.. A. Nutting, 1879; Effie
Gerard, 1882; T. L. wilkins,
1888; Nels Vordahl, 1889; B. f.
Nutting, 1895 and Sarah H. Nut
ting, 1902.
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COMMUNISTS:
Losing Ground

Whatever was responsible-the
American a%irlift, a conviction that
American democracy had more to
offer or a general revulsion to all
police states - the Communists
weren't doing so well in the east
ern Berlin elections.
THIS was in contrast with the
confident predictions of Commu-
nistic politicians in the Soviet zone
of occupation of an overwhelming
majority.
The vote was being taken or a
peoples congress" of 1000 mem
bers, all hand-picked by Commu-
nist-controlled organizations and
put on a single ticket. However,
the Communists were picking up
only about a third of the votes ex-
pected.
Some voters wrote or their bal
lots 1--WE won't vote for a police
state and we reject Communism"
Early returns from Berlin showed
a majority of mo" Notes.-The only
way the congress could be re-
jected since only one list of candi-
dates was submitted.
THE PEOPLES congress-" if
it were to be set up, would be the
Soviet answer to the western state
being set up in the western zone.
objective observers couldn't fail
to see in the initial trend of the
voting an indication that in any
case where American system and
idealogies may be contrasted with
that of the Soviets, the latter can
not command support.
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NON-DENOMINATIONAL

The Bible class will meet Tues
day night 1880, at the home of
Harry Womble, south of Laurel.
Everyone is welcome. The study
for this class is in "Acts."
Thursday night the class will
meet at 1880 at the Fred Herink
home, ALP Montana Ave. Pastor
Feely from Billings conducts
this class. You are welcome to
come and hear about Gods mys-
teries as Paul tells it," and to
make all men see what is the
fellowship of the mystery, which
from the beginning of the world
hath been hid in God, who Great
ed all things by Jesus Christ"
Eph. $50.
Free bus service each Sunday
to the church of the Air. The
bus leaves promptly at $3.50 a.
m. from the south side of the
high school. Everyone welcome.
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ST. JOHNS
CuIrDCH


1.-THE Church of the Lutheran
Hour"
400 Durland Avenue.
Martin H. Juengel, pastor.
Sunday school and Bible class
at 9 a. m.
English service at 10 a. m.
German service at IL a. m.
Vacation Bible school begins
Tuesday, May 81, 9 a. M. All
children are invited to take adj
vantage of this christian train
ing.
Lutheran Women's Missionary
League rally at Columbus on
June 1.
John Bunyan said: 81 was new
err out of my Bible" That is
the mark of a saint. He is
always reading his Bible. If any
book has to be neglected because
of time. it ought not be the
Bible. You are invited to church
tc be guided in your study of
the Bible.
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THE METHODIST CHURCH.
w. p. Gauer, Pastor.

w. L. Gauer, faStOr.
Laurel:
Church school 9:45 a. m. Wal
ter Armstrong, Supt.
Sabbath worship II a. m. Ser
mon topic: "The Lost Art" Rob-
eG choir: 81 Walked Today Where
Jesus Walked Ser
monette: Remember"
Junior Youth Fellowship, Sis
p. M, parlor, Eddie Leuthold,
Pres.
Announcements for next week:
Monday 4 p. m., Cub den 5 at
Paul Grace's; 4 p. m. Cub den
9 at w. t.. Johnson's.
Tuesday, 1915 p. m. Rotary;
4 p. m. Cub den 2 at Lester Ger
ards; a p. m. Cub den 3 at
Robert Deaton's; a p. m. Cub den
A at Albert L~euthold's; 7 p. m.
choir rehearsal, parlor; 8:15 p.
m. Adult Bible Fellowship.
Wednesday a p. m. Cub den
7 at Sam Strands; 8 p. m. of
ficial board, parlor.
Thursday a p. m. Cub den 8
at Leslie Dahl's.
Friday 2 p. m. general meet
ing of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service, parlor.
Saturday 2 p. m. Cub den 1 at
Bray's; 2 p. m. Cub den
6 at j. J.. Johnstone's.
At Park City:
Church school 10 a. m. Mrs.
Charles Stonerock, Supt.
Methodist Youth Fellowship
$3.50 p. M, Charlotte Mitchell,
Pres.
Sabbath worship 1880 p. m.
Sermon topic: "The Lost Art"
music. Audio-V Visual
"Welcome to Southern
California" and "Meat and Ro-
nance"
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TROOPERS CATCH TARTAR
Wild West Snowman Defies Georgia Law

Many a man has had a banker
ing to do just what Col. Zach Mil
Ter did when he ran afoul of state
police on a speeding and driving
without a license charge. It hap
pened in Georgia where the colonel
and his driver, James Colbert, were
riding the range at rs miles per
hour. The limit is SIS. Colbert. it
seems had no license.
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Two troopers hauled in Colonel
Miller, 71-year old Texan and boss
Of the 101 Ranch Wild West Show.
for permitting use Of his panel
truck by an unlicensed operator.
Colonel Miller refused to stand
trial. In lurid language he declared
he'd rot in JAIL" before he paid
a dime.
The sheriff explained further:
MILLER refused to stand trial"
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OUR SAvTOR'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
and
JOLIET LUTHERAN CHURCH

JOLIET LUTHERAN CHURCH
C. O.. Anderson, Pastor.
At Laurel:
Sunday school and Bible class
at 9:45 a. m.
Services at IL a. m. Theme:
Fear! and, Fear Noti Luke 49,
Alp.
Monday 7:30 p. m. Bible class.
Tuesday 7 p. m. Y.P.L.L. meet
ing.
Thursday 2 p. m. Mission So
ciety in church parlors.
Thursday at 7:45 p. m. Lu-
theran Brotherhood in church
parlors.
Friday 4:10 p. m. children's
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IT. g. Leads In Bicycles

For the first time in history the
U. S. takes the lead in the number
Of bicycles, with IT'S million. Ger
many is a close second with II mil
lion and the British Isles r third
with 10 million according to the
latest registration figures.
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ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
"The Church of the Lutheran
Hour"

"The Church of the Lutheran
Hour"
Park City, Mont.
A. NJ. Bachanz, Pastor.
The Lutheran Hour over KGHL
Sunday 9 a. m.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Divine services at 9:45 and II
a. m.
Sunday school teachers Mon
day at 7:45 p. m.
The LWML rally at Columbus
June l., beginning at 10 a. m.
at the Congregational church.
The Mission Society meets on
June 3 at the home of Mrs. A.
Kline at 8 p. m.
An hour in church is a small
investment, but it pays a big
dividend. Are you making that
small investment? We cordially
invite you to u services.
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CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE.

vania avenue.
James H. Haueter, pastor.
Sunday, May 20:
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship, II a. m.
N.Y.P.S., 7:15 p. M.
Evangelistic service, s p. m.
Wednesday, June L:
Missionary Prayer service, 8
p. m.
Church board meeting, 9 p. m.
The Friendly Church with a
Vital Message.
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PARKING:
No, Thanks

In a nation where parking space
Is at a premium, parkers were
stunning a Great Bend. Kas., park
ing lot in great numbers.
Joseph Nolan, a short-time park
ing lot operator is authority for the
reaction. Nolan opened his lot in
the heart Of the downtown district.
In eight days his gross income was
only and exactly $1.20. He tried
every device he knew, even free
parking" Still they stayed away.
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD

IIIIIu DIICCO anu IHHIU HFI'
John Gottschalk, Pastor
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning worship, IL a. m.
Chirst's Ambassadors, $50 p. m.
Evangelistic service, 7:45 p. m.
Bible study and prayer SER
vice, Thursday, 7:45 p. m.
eff the Son therefore shall
make you free, We shall be free
indeed" John 8:35.
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choir practice; s p. m. Boys
Group; z p. m. teachers meet
ing; 1880 p. m. Bible class.
Saturday at 10 a. m. Confir-
nation class.
At Joliet:
Bible class and Sunday school
at 7:15 p. m.
Services at 8 p. m.
The Vacation Bible school
opens Tuesday at 9 a. m, May
81.
Laurel outlook., 1949-05-25

Flashing a smile Of victory
over death, Reid C. Lewis, Is
shown in hospital at Santa Mon
lea, Calf. His heart stopped
after a minor operation and re-
manned stopped, as did breath
ing and pulsebeat, for IL
minutes. His doctor, remember
ing an old Boy Scout trick
which sometimes revives
drowned persons by breaking
q bone, snapped one Of Lewis
ribs and the shock restored him
to life.
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" WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
New Roosevelt Political Dynasty
Seen in FDR, IRIS Vote Triumph;
Clay Urges Accord With Germany

EDIToRs NOTE: When, opinions. are expressed in these o%mns they are. ho.so Of
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Calendar
Of Coming Events

Friday, June 3.
The general meeting of the
Woman's Society for Christian
Service will be at 2 o'clock at
the Methodist church. Mrs. C..
A. Cromwell will have charge of
the afternoons program.
Tuesday, June T..
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
F. o. E. will meet at Eagles hall
at 8 p. m.
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USE OUTLOOK WANT ADS
Evening star., 1949-08-14
SITUATIONS MEN (cont. }

MAN. colored, reliable, desires morn
ing JOB; ,,ri 9anitoS anos or cleaning of1ces;
MEN e.; white. viii take any kind
9i 9aJa Paint'ns; reasonable prices pu.
MAIL CLERK. all-round, 8 yrs exp,
desires full or part time work. Write
Box "51-Y. Star.
PAPERhANGEk. painter, full equip
pTom3, msnt; '0R R. or ro,a aayi reasonable Is!
SALESMAN. married, vet, la49 Chev.:
wishes position: lb years diversified
experience in selling, BOX 29l;Y' q:
TsTGK DRIVER. colored. clean rec
VETERANS t2), colored. seek employ
ment &c porter or driver; D. C. per-
,!.Lcs, nit; MI S62S. am; to 10 pm; y,
eons or paF5 or tS o1her "ss Ti eng 447a or Fsef
WaTCHMAS for n.sht or day duty;
- years experience as night
watchman and special police ofncer.
S. c. CUSTIS, AT. 0S5s.
YOUNG MAN, 20. high school equiv
alent. iaml!iar with clerical ie; duties
desires employment with substan-
tial earnings in a prosresSiye oIsan-
terest where there Is reciprocity.
Bow a4"-T. Star.
YOUNG MAN, :6. desires position as
radio tech. OF 'TV apprentice with
local D. c. distributor or retail
firm 4 yrs e::perience; familiar
with radio and household appliance
parts; references. WALTER DUGAN,
DU. 1000, Ext. 525. lo'
YOUNG MAN, Casualty insurance
exper., desires position in Arl. or
D. c., with CO. or broker. Box
37a-X, Star. IA
Ex-GI, college background. driver S
license, desires any type work i'm
mediately. AD o462. Ii
WAR : VETERAN. As, sober. re-
liable, res, mgr. OF apts,, watch
man. caretaker. OF. 1920.
sires computing drafting on part
time basis OV 27l7 after $50.
Ex-NAVY FLYER, grad. aero. ene.. In
dire need of Job, any kind; foreisn
acceptable; excel. marksman. Cal
WA 6660 Sun.
WILLING TO WASH WINDOWS. clear
floors and paint; reliable. Hudson
4S2S
Evening star., 1949-08-14
MOTOR TRAVEL

COLLEGE SENIOR wants ride tc
Texas August 10; share driving and
expense; references. Box G34-Y'
coGp;LE DESIRE TRANsr. to St
a9a!s Ss1s .apenses Me s00e e. ssS En- esss s. d5gs
Gov. P:"i EMpLogn NJ Rin' desire. ride ie New
Fssn England nxt AusYIt sgS is or 49, MA
MOTOR TRAVEL-To Laredo, Texas;
need drivers for jeepsters and jeeps
Leave Immediately. Cali ST, 31s44
NEW BUICK to Los Angeles, Calf
Leaving Monday, 18th. LEARNED
at DE, 9676 between and s pm
DRIVING 40 HUDSON to Denver
&. San s5sensso sasG Co.. and s.s San Diego Cant
COUPLE driving to Phoenix, Ariz
S Take 2 .r No -ss driyins Hss required; BET M
LADY LEAVING Aug. 20. at pm
for Omaha. returning Sept. 5. Room
for / to assist with driving. Rel.
required. GE. 06S2.
YOUNG MAN wishes ride to Denver.
Ref. exch. Box 2s3-Y. Star.
Is or is: take ], . or 8; share;
ref. Ho. s640 after 8 pm a.
ESCAPE HAY FEVER-camp 6 mi
at sea: everything provided; S. day
and expenses: 1.-cyl. Packard. Box
24O-Y. Star.
SIOUX FALLS. So. Dakota via Chi.
caso and Sioux City; Aug 20. Can
take 2 or 3 passengers. UN. 1916
after ] Pm.
PASSENGER to assist with driving
to Kansas City; leave about Septem-
Der 1; pay personal expenses only
Call GE. 1890.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

DAYS WORK wanted BY colored
all day Sunday. TW. 1890.
DAYWORKER,. colored, laundry OF
ssf sli.nins cs suaass. aass Ef xb ss 81 eaFfa!e
position in home. caring for chill,
s5farv srnn in sTe Tetur9 G4,d rm'' board, a snal
GIR.s refined, colored: desires nurse,
Raid RnI slss. 'Ss and light h0use"0rk
GIRL, colored. wants care of chilt
and light housework, or days work
GIRL. e, soioTed: wants s.. pessm:. ss. part.
s9e p% ,Ge II haS. se ref p0sssDls Aa ss5s aeurs
GIRL, colored, desires. days work
city references. HU., 3434. =
GIRL, colored, wants lob as mothers
hsDef haSs ssn ssoS cook
G GARL, colored. maid. plain cook, gen
city refs; live in or out. LU
eIR5r a1r eole5sd; s, s5 wants nszd Job doing day.
GIRL, colored, wants job days .
GIRL, colored. desires full-time days
work. Phone between II am. and
pm. SUNDAY, LII. ,b-0DbI.
GIRL, colored, desires housework OF
ironing. Ii. 3-5721.
GIRL, colored. wants Job; days
work; good references; no laundry
Call ME. $500.
GIRLS (2), colored, desire jobs a,
dishwashers. evening or night. Phone
II. 6-6932.
GIRL, colored, young, desires nursins
or mothers helper; free sleep in OF
out, FIR. 1888.
GIRL, colored, wants Job as mother
helper: refs; stay nights. Phone
FA. $500.
GIRL, colored, desires days work,
Monday and Wednesday. Ludlow
3-7715. Sunday. 1880 pm.
GIRL. eolored, desires general house.
Hrn~h H0rx; fIll or part ,t,n:,. tms: Monday si,
RA. 1895.
Evening star., 1949-08-14

ACCOUNTANT. MICS, internal and
public experience, desires bookkeep-
ing position with future. Box 272-Y.
AccouNTANT, college grad. accus-
ned to handle position with estab-
lished frm;; recurring initiative, ex-
ADV. AND SALES PROMOTION, full
Or Or, Part art time. Best exp. and refs.
BOY. coiored. IS is yrs. old, wants work
Of any kind. inexperienced; willing
to learn. FIR. 1889.
BRICKLAYER, colored, will build or
repair chimneys, walls or anything.
Free estimates. AD.. 1877. 15'
seisFssc. fsPsnis taki9s e. 'harEs ni7s meat dept
ggant. work Of any type on contract.
CARPENTER FOREMAN, thoroughly
ssxperienced; ssIrsd SG t1ne naso residential pre-
coLLEGE GRADUxIE. 90, married
with mature outlook and sense of
responsibility desires position; ONCE
exper.; no car; salary secondary to
future: Box COAX: Star.
permanent truck driver or porter
job; driving experience. HU. 1853.
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER, with
as superintendent, administrative
engineer, estimator on important
Jobs, desires connection with local
contractor or builder. Box 225-Y,
coSsTRucTIoN-Man with number
ONCE, desires to connect with active
building concern; capable of ham
ding overall supervision. estimating.
soliciting and letting sub-contracts.
Box 24o-Y. Star. 14s
ELECTRIC CONTROL ENGINEER. ex-
Tsbudna in pufehasn, dissn sssn n
electric controlling devices. Box
FARMER, exp. dairymsn. 10 yrs. last
Job; capable MANAGER. Write Box
GARDENi tftDEi ssati sssautPiER1NrENDENr, Amer
lean; SO years old, married: now
under glass and outside. Compe-
ssnt and M sT0TsG sopd. Gi 0rSha S.a 59ses ua rss
fed in all operations pertaining to
the proper maintenance Of Q country
estate. Leaving present position of
own accord. highly recommended by
present pre-: 1toY eWYpleysr eyer Available Sept. 1.
JANITOR, exper., good ref; wants
part time Job in exchange for quar-
ters; wife. 2 boys age 8 and 8. TIA.
9706 any time.
JOURNALISM ADVERTISING grad.
uate. with experience in promotion,
publis ,tIi. relations, ai;a.. Layout. layout and copy
X. Ro',.'Sa AecoJNfaNT. af2s s s'es se4 desires
ss:siS1 ss:ps under Il ssissntRs sf sS4 sss
LAW GRAD. LIN. young, exper,
real ,s,I,cH mrop; title exam, desires allied
xAS 'seIss Ps4t.i s'Rss Rsa.I.nssa sa 'sssh cs
MAN. s0t; care Tor lawns. .ll-round house
serSrr Sess; do odd dos$ Jobs; references.
NAN. sNI Settled, ed, Vsssi experienced. desires
night work ct cigar counter No.
MAN. colorsd. desires Job, truck
driver; Or t:viI light delivery or heavy, free
MAN. eoiored. wishes lob as delivery
MAN, colored, 80 yrs, neat, intel
ligent, wishes employment as ship
sHfs S ednsdsi nSdssI sis sny oa sRa'' AZ s' sea
MAN, coIored, wants any kind of
TSrk; s..H Have own truck and car.
MAN, colored, wants steady work rs
chauffeur or truck driver, platform
man, checker, warehouse man: no
SUNDAY. Call NO. 512s. Give
MAN, coIored, experienced, wishes
job as truck driver or fabrication
man. Phone vi. 7649.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, porches, kit. Interiors;
alterations OF all types; guar. work.
SUBURBAN REMODELING CO.. OIL.
ADDiTIoNs AND ALTERATIONS to
commercial or residential property,
recreation rooms, porches, garages
J. s. YOUNG, FA. s602 ewes. -16
ADDITIONS, attics. porch Enclosures,
etc; For For ,ss sSsimasss w,IsoM On iSt class as
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teed finest materials and workman
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BASEMENT LEAKY? Waterproof from
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crete rubber paint process" No dig
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the same time beautifies; play rooms,
garages. porches, brk. houses and
asbestos shingles, our specially.
Paracrete answers your paint prob
! lens. Phone OIL. $500 for details.
BUILDING AND CARPENTRY-Ad-
ditions, recreation rms, attics An
Johns-Manville roofing. asbestos sid
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and spouts: years to pay. Sligo
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CAhfENTEh, DriCK layer, cement
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CEMENT WORK. stone walls, nag.
stone, terraces. walks, chimneys,
flreplaces, cement driveyays, porches,
retaining walls, pipe drainsge; Al
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CONCRETE and carpenter work, free
CHARLES v. WILLIS CO., LU. 3-6676
CONCRETE CEMENT WORK, foot
ings, porches. steps. driveways, base
ment floors. old and new work. c.
ceoAfkAcToks eAfEAi Has Sestj BUILDERS Free
ss een. .scit so4t e sn nfo s c. tiDss MLd
CONSTRUCTION CO.. Ii. 3-94O9.
DRAPES-Guarantee customer salts
faction is the basis Of our dyework.
You be the Judge, ExGuIsITE' The
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FENCES. all types, post In concrete;
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FENCES, all types: concrete. car
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rLOOR sEkvICE-Nothins but the
best: layins. saSdinE, aniihinE:
finishes FLOORING. CONTRAC.
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GxRAGE. SINGLE CAR, overhead
door, aluminium siding. built COM
plete, SS96. 5 years to pay. Proctor.
ALL home improvements from base
HAMILToN coNsT. Co, RI. 4477.
MoDKBNIzIN0 and adettaens; cellar
ISsi ci1 NAsloS4i 81 Ss4SisscsSa scsSarRAc 1ss e:
KMRMo6eE,Ns MS Sci: sso' ASn n st. casrENrRY.
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Evening star., 1949-08-14
slTuAIIohs MEN 6 WOMEN

ATTENTION. EMPLOYERS-Stud
and graduates available for your
full and part-time job openings.
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY. ST
S59S. 2131 G ST. NV
COLORED COUPLE wants work for
quarters; first-class references: hrs-
band works days a week; small SAL
ar. tR. 1872.
COUPLE, one child, desire janitor
quarters, husband must be aoie to
work out. EN-. 1878
WOMAN, colored, refined, janitress,
caretaker, cook. exchange 3 DAYS
service for quarters; exc. exp. TR
Evening star., 1949-08-14
BARRIE AND PETER PAN
SIMMER DAV CAMPS
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INQUIRE BOYD scHooL, SC e5S Aeet'oi!sd !oo isth
FRLNCH STUDENT desires to give
french lessons, grammar and con-
yersation, NILE. JAUBERT, 1924
both st. NV. IA
LEARN IN SAFETY to drive sa1ei,
Ess cas- Comp.ste dual control
MoDERN TRAINING IN beauty cul.
tHre' al subjects tausi,., Approved
%As.HYRs soet1zsRsni BEAUTY iGJ o. connRgE 5Tiln19E
l2lO @ n. nv. DI. 1862.
TUTORING - Algebra geometery,
Latin, French. German, Eng. his
Tory; elem, jr. hi. subjects. UN.
Piano Il LESSONS for beslnnery, taught
DIV n y9Hp nppp homs sT, or mine, GE. 1926.
handicap; day or eve. classes; tut
New York ave. ST. 737s.
n n IN sn,IdsiA ,PIdhMiAND.Ls.rn Ndn-.L: eard magic
fie your friends With e; an ordinary
sonable rates. Cail Saturday, sun.
or after + weekdays. SH. sO96
CLERICAL exam soon-Special
classes forming: > nights wE.. :,
hrs, each night; wks., Sis. Sub
] Q. tests. Also books on Subject
So. Pergande, BOYD SCHOOL, 100
Eth ST., Cor. G. MA. 1888.
6kAUTY OPERATORS NEaOE D.
Modern trainlne in all subjec,s; da-
nigh: and part-time classes Gal
cur free catalogue. MABELLE HON
OUk SCHOOL, l340 N Y ave
ME. '71S Established 1918.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teache.
Bostons exclusive Miller course Of
correct English: self-confdence, free.
dom from self-consciousness; air.
conditioned studio; private tutor
Evening star., 1949-08-14
MANAGER
THE NEW
LERNER SHOP

Which will shortly open
in Silver Spring, Md, re-
quires the services of a
competent woman to act
as manager. An unusual
opportunity is awaiting
the right woman. Expe-
rience in women's ap-
parel is essential.
Apply Immediately in
person or telephone for
appointment to Mr..
Splitter.
LERNER SHOPS
I'LL F Street NV.
Phone District 3088
Evening star., 1949-08-14
COOK
SITUATIONS MEN

Middle age, white. for pastry and no
breads. Apply dining rm. EBBI17
HOTEL, 10th and H st. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1949-08-14
BAR REVIEW COURSE

BAR REVIEW COURSE
DEC: EXAMS: SMALL classic
METHOD. BOX 342-X, STAR.
BIG, CLERICAL EXAM.
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL, school highly recon-
mended for 3s years. Were you one
OF the $4,000 who failed the clerical
exam. You didn't prepare at this
school. did you? Begin Monday. spe-
cial SIS course. including comp
tometer, electric Monroe, card punch
and clerical. Call MR.. RICHARDS,
MI, 955S. 1913 4th st. NV, Tivoli
Theater Bldg. 14th and Park I'd.