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Evening star., 1949-09-10
Service Guild
In 7 roininQ'

Members of the Service Guild
Of Washington have gone into
training" for their work as host
esses in the Red Feather Come
and See Tours.
The group will take over the en-
tire first two weeks Of the series
of "a tours to Community Chest
agencies sponsored by the Com
munity Chest Federation for cam
paign solicitors. The tours will be-
gin on September 10.
The women will be oricnted in
their duties as hostesses by Mrs
Helen Martin in order that they
might explain to the solicitors the
Importance of the agencies they
will be asked to work for during
the fall campaign.
Mrs. Arthur H. Lewis was
named chairman of the volunteers
at meeting yesterday. Hostesses
include Mrs. Martin W. Bel, Mrs.
Edgar w. Warner, jr, Mrs. STAN
ley ]. Robinson. Mrs. Jack r.
Alexander. Mrs. Harvey Jacobson
and Mrs. Harold j. Cohen.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Classified Ad Rates

Three Lines (Minimum)
! or 2 times. 35c per line per
insertion.
3 to 9 times consecutively, $50
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutively
31c per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, DC per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, soc per line, 4-ine
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Afinimum)
Flat rate per line-------S0o
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising 81 miles OF
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily. 0 an. 70 D p.0.
satuIds,,, . . s;m. e 70 70 9 g q pm.
i1th ZEN and md Psnnsylvanis ave. st apy
of the Branch Cmees thFeusheut the
city, or
PHONE sTERLNo 5000.
Claims for errors must be made N
sime for correction before second IN
II advertisement was prepaid. re-
9 serial number with date and tdent'
Aes your Advertisement.
nents Be sure to make 8 nets Of the
sancelIation number, This is i'm
portsnt in case your statement does
not shev Q credit for the esnsslls-
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Many Attend
Perfume Show

Many capitalites turned out last
evening for Washington's first
perfume show, which was featured
by cocktails and a buffet supper.
Included among the invited
guests were the Siamese Ambas-
sador and Princess Wan, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Edward Eugene
Cox, the Secretary of the Senate
and Mrs. Leslie Bifne, Gen. and
Mrs. Patrick j. Hurley. former
French Premier and Nine. Chau-
temps, Mrs. Parker w. West, Mrs.
Edward Everett Gam. the Aus
tralian Secretary and Mrs. Owen
Davis. Capt. and Mrs. Ernest
Becker, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Gordon
Duke, Comdr. and Mrs. B. H.
Lingo. Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin D.
Hildreth.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
HELP MEN

EbaGTaqaS ..n.s mas. h.T. oS sei. q
tif22icfasfResiiAN. if2i asfRsii .sper. with PC.
sSdsi W6SE, tr1nsD'; Ap 100. s175 per Af sif sMI
ENGINEER, yhits, d., End std.sx class vs er
ei599 SE9RoEfoRs R3s!5'ss uSsfSvszRsEry, ~ $ssh
EsTiMAfoa, snf z fss nls general construction for
, ,sls4y ase sssfse Tx
ssssss. star, 0 ~ III
F.s.Sy GoloNixL MAN VRLts tHl tHs;p pAk&s
toh. nAcvv; v.,, tx ox. i1sS' MissCn ''''' iii
FOUNTAIN MAN. white. eXgsrisnseyssed syse
SfSsSDS fssS (. SsP s9 fHYsdaaaaIss5FI H1 as::Is1'
!nay.sT: d sAtashas ass.sl ssa S:e
IsEas: A,sis sS;''sss e. w 2sa.z ssss
I. .s. ! IL ss 1T : .s; ; s4s:
ss|ya 1S}aa4rfSS Ai;i rs :a'v4c e. ksH ssi
GRocERY CLERK and produce CLERK; sl !:
Experience not essential. State STATE
snDcy.1 sa ass dates sssfsssPn sas 1o.e hs
GRkSSScfkT rs k1 1cLERk, Eek experienced: must
iys dsiysFs d1Rkrr liesnieN soi N pahIsl PAiRFAA sf
Arl.. Va. GL. 5000 Ill
GROCERY CLERK for high, glass gro
szbo ossrsstown I'd, Bethesda. va.
HMxIIRDJRsssERs, MIIRDJRssssssERs immediate openings
in beautiful new bsspty, ,,s, 4Slsn; i 1Nl, AL;
t4ss%x ~ sas sssz ss7f s7fos APss Rsss ,"
HOUsEMAN and elevator man, col
ss.if' ssii Mks ss.tS tsShkpErS Wo. ssis ct:
am. and 2 Pm. 10
JANITOR for apt, bldg. Of o. units:
eoiered, no children; must Pc SOBER
and reliable. 9th class snsinser Il
s:n.' s:I.' as sfsssssS,' 800. ''l'F' and ssss''
JANIToR, colered. sober. married
man. no children, for apartment
SRS. SHsas,ns Rl1caIY. cRh.S:i I9a5 % I'VE %:t. NV
JOB SUPERINTENDENT tes 9ulsls,.
ming an coordinating large number
your qualiflc ations with salary de-
sired to Box 1917, Star. 10
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT for 6. =: 4:
Arm; no experience experiences \ asesssa9Iy,ii 9,;,i
hnSE'edsa Tine. sss.tn. Gi ss4y ssHns ta
Reply In own Handwriting, stating
status and references. Box 4sS-z'
KITCHEN MAN. colored. with knowl-
edEe Of short-order cooking. Apply
1908 U st. NV. bet. 3 and 9 Pa.
LAUNDRY ROUTE statesmen. white;
on. annSs 1ssssson ~ ane WoaEns
q. Il s. LAUNDRY. Bladensbure,
NJ NJ. !...Issd sss MT snowdsn' No pih9Sns
Law GRADUATE. lifetime profess
sionsl sales career In Washinston;
cont cont,nueus S''H tr.inins; E deHnits cppor.
melt .rssponsibility as soon ss var
yanted. Reply in eondaenss, siving
s.ne: g: m:sa ia 'I:ss: p:Essn. a.
LTNOLEUM MECHANIC, experienced
LfaToE 9fnS ARpEE RSpHEEsMAN, =; s.psrisnced n;a for
retail store, salary and commission.
IntsrvisHs strictly confidential. BOX
| 442-A, Star. liz
MAN We are seeking is more inter-
este, .n,n,n in future tfsn y imn7sS,sss n.7ssss
driver. He is one Of character. good
pefsonslity, good education and has
ability TO sell. PERHAPS he Z In the
sV09isooss e: 9s5.oco1sio, 600 600 'at srsstst. s -
| gent work, We ofier an unlimited
! future, on . strictly commiSston
basiS, In Z clean, interesting selling
Job. Ase not over <6. Car neeqed,
previous empleynent and phons
! number. 1ox 1e6.A etas. lis
Evening star., 1949-09-10
Accident Led
Blind Girl to
Safety yCoreer
By Frances Kuhn

Learning about safety the hard
way led Miss Anita Blair into a
career of accident prevention.
In a luncheon talk yesterday
before The Inner Wheel Club at
the Mayflower Hotel. the poised
young blind girl told of the auto
mobile accident in Texas that cost
her her eyesight. "One minute I
was a 17-year-old girl interested
in living and then. for days. I was
not interested in life at all with
out sight" she said.
Describing her early days of
blindness, the plucky advocator of
safety said. II was fairly safe at
home because I knew the location
Of all the furniture. but when
company came and decided to
move things around or leave doors
closed. was sunk"
Then Miss Blair got Fawn. Life
changed with the acquisition Of
the seeing-eye dog and the young
girl regained the freedom she had
lost when her car hit a truck while
travelling at 10 miles an hour.
In praising the work of Fawn-
who, among other things, led her
down the fire escape from the
l1th floor during the La Sale
Hotel fire in 1946-Miss Blair said.
without her, I was conscious of
potential dangers. She eliminated
the danger element and I was
able to reach out and achieve
things I had never dreamed pos
sible."
| Miss Blair laughed at the idea
that dogs are naturally heroic.
They're usually just scared" she
said. I'm the La Sale fire, Fawn
didn't come to me and say, 'Woof
woof. woof! The place is on fire
Let's get out of here!' She let me
know something was wrong be-
cause she was just as frightened
as anyone else"
with the help Of Fawn," Miss
Blair received q degree from the
Texas College of Mines-her home
is in Ell Paso-and later became a
free lancer for safety. She has
conducted. safety education cam
paigns for entire cities. One of
her most effective educational
tools Is the 1ilm shown at yester-
days luncheon. 1t depicts her own
personal handicaps after the loss
Of her sight and the role Fawn
played in her rehabilitation.
"The amazing thing TO me is
that hundreds of blind people who
could use guide dogs, don't because
they feel that when the cog is
gone they will be lost again." Miss
Blair stated. But all they have
to do is get another dog"
Yesterdays luncheon was a
"mother-daughter" affair. Mem
bers who did not have daughters
or granddaughters, borrowed
them for the day and one lone
young man was also present.
Mrs. George A. Muth presided
and the speaker was introduced
by Mrs. Florence Corning. Miss
Blair was selected for the occasion,
Mrs. Corning said. for two at
tributes every mother wants in
her child-courage and grace.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
HELP MEN

BARrENDER. eSperisnced; Apply be-
tH,f,R sTssa 9 s.ilH and g. 1901 14th st: Io n,w'
leadership. Box 269-R, star. 10
BOY, for general all-around drug
store work. Day work only. Apply
BELL DRbG STORE. col Boyer
BOY, for soda fountain, exper, ewes.
Prs s.s1 1oc7 sRcs s4tS 2nlS a. NJ NJ kssi aih,ss
10y wANTED-1s-e1. full time.
to learn retail business, startins
as stock. clerk and learning to sell;
s 'st'' ST. sDr A'fz szoppss asss esas.l
BOY q o. rogss so1os.,'1 NAN, eg,s5:s s:s Is e
steady worker: @ permanent posttiep.
houss sso week s'GSa Start s0'% Ii sss g.
BULL DozER OPERATOR for Allis
Chalmers HID z, STEADY lob, non
sTaSns uniSn mVsi et asS A:gss
and 8 pm. weekdays. IL
BUTCHER. experienced. to manage
and run meat department. Must be
4 hard worker. sober and reliable:
man Apeiy ~ 1888 aeorsia ave. NV.
AZ pso.ss in tFp ~in ''ee:if IT,
CARPENTER, good mechanic, for re-
modelling mod oan and new construction
CARPENTERS (a). framing on bun.
sasi ssase. iS 600 fSssiI Sosi Vsrnam sa sasa:
eSss;sssss; sss \, .i;: 5:Rs:4
clair Service station. 10th and Z
cHtF.CooK, Iii Cook white. to manage res
taurant Kitchen crew : and plan
menus: experienced only; excel. sal
::ss :ssads, ss ';sss's s:as "sa; ssa ';sz: ssf ~
csSsk ss .sR: ss: ..s:,.sss: ss s:I ,.::. ss
ssry; hrs; 9 to 10 I;my 3 nishsts st
~ 'ns sHfPMsKD fHRdaz APalk Pakk h1: as'a.
772S Georgia ave. NV. Ill
COLLECTOR, part-time, experienced.
c6ELEeE 81 Isf'' STUDENTS Tor fountain
EFN PHARM., 35th and ReseTyolr
COOK: night chef only man with
better restaurant need apply; hours,
pm; te an; no Sunday work;
pEAISa4hkssfs EHRSth1Nf aefa etssRs dSsn G e1D!i
sos ssGa .:.ry PAT si1s ''sss asor.s Rs''Ss
DELIVERY MAN. for super, market;
nes spay q sv.r 'ssp 'sprhs hsvsn
Gresnbsit. Brentwood and Arl. Must
be sober and have good reference.
Apply Mon. after p.n,, PoSINS',
6756 Ga. ave. NV. -l2
DELIVERY MAN tone), experienced,
and one experienced produce man
tSs ;s ss2ssis sfsT' ApSs dsea sesss
MARKT; b13 23rd st; .oo1 south, AZ
pH9Ffsa < Eclas.Sa ss 81 $780, ssSS: isIs iae
q! a IT,;
psosg5ssMifSStf ss5sif sgTTEa efHsi WANTED, s.-
pGssiFviEER3 GsFvi ..ns.a aass; for Diamond a.s ssDs.
.ISa Il. e.iS s.. bi;Reef aFRHfs ss saiSSik,MAa ISi N
DS5aa 5E|y,9 ;sS :';sSIsse sIss j Az e y:s: EN-:
porter work also; must knov city
to risht man: Give all tails Ii
1st letter. White or colored. BOX
iSHiRR RSfHGiaRR.sALEsMAN for retail ,e.
cream vending route, 7-day week
Apply JACK & JILL oil 2nd st, R.s.
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR, white, aga
2e to ao, resident .'., q nv. 2. ?. G.: g
erSnces; Rish school graduate. Call
Dkpd ctEnKs,. aged 1885; geod
4 salary, 6.day. 44.hour week; day
work: Apply WALGREEN Co. Ia
Seutesees -Ae
Evening star., 1949-09-10
HELP MEN

MAN, youn1. With ssneral once sx-
learn . specialized business: Good
hours and salary. Apply BEUcMs. nss
LER's SURGICAL STORE, 915 lSth
st. NV, Do not phone. III
MECHANIC. must be. experienced all
Tshs n:as' man 81 cars se. s0SH H. os1ien
sees ssesn = T. 'm o'sRnEN SRI DMi s1NcnSiR MSh;
sTAToN, End st. and Constitution
MhfseeH2aN,HIcs- hse Good WORKING eons!-
Wills, INC. Annandale. Va. Ia
MEN, young, 1925, high school grad
yates, mechanically inclined, for in
strument manufacture and repair
work, 5-day. 40.hogr week: Appiy
RosESESS R:sS.:S..& q IS' G0' 47is seth''e. his tys'
MIN with cars, M excellent epportunity
In pleasant outside sales work: full
ssRoE R5s eSTHis t2s fass ;s5a'assss s57 ass AsHy
ss ,ss:ss, e. 'sss.a: sss: :.i.
msk.ng hig money. see Mn. KANE.
ssss%::ss ssssv:s .ss.I1 ssI s9s 7.R Rm g.. 1eses' 20"
MEN,. white. experienced. for local
.oed salary. Apply so4l NisBois
MEssssEsiNsGER, in research ors.ni..-
rOundinss. re- Jackson pi. NV.
MULTILITH, only experienced oper:
Institution has need Of a young man
fos responsible position in print shop
and stock room. Reply in own hand
sFttas sIy :sp ss:ins &C. .ss BOX s1'ss'fass ssx e.:
OFFICE BoY-poy to work in mail
room Of local insurance company;
white. between the ages Of 8 and 20;
m1.t h high 'ehSo! sraspats' .SsS SD
RSurs xppia 1Sf MR RffeHEh tSas
aooE. 1857 X st. NV. Warrington.
ofyicE ENGINEER, civil engineer
Ing background with administrstive
saT Dostn asnsEa So
week; give detailsd resume to Box
With household soods desirable;
ETY STORAGE CO., 114o 18th
FAM SALESMAN. to work in paint
store: must have references. W. r.
WINsLOW CO., 922 N. Y. ave. NV.
PARKING ATTENDANT. with drivers
PssSssaitP; P.rF hours' rd. NV am to ''m'
S.r sS: 2s5i9 s.rfss iissIsas ss a
PARKING LOT ATTENDANTS q
young men, white. Tor work on
parking lot; must be honest and
Fm Fs1.ss H. ss5 App1s Setassa asse 1c sm 81 nH and
1p.m. Mon. and Tues. -12
PHARMACIsT MAN, only for pre-
%aRn ssIlEi,0s Z FHskYjtSSssr' 1861 t ~; .a &.
phxkMAclsr. permanent position,
ssSSsas ,i'; Fsii: csssss Ssi'A Drus H'A sF:ss.:
rEAsRAoSisr,. perm, position. 10 rood
ssAtIs CHURCH CHURCH oHIo IssffoRt, "a
rRHxlssMAolsr. reg, exp, rsed Nls Pre-
:fII''iaaa aadass nha 6s8o Sois 1Vs Cope ssI
PIN BOYS, exper. not necessary,
gIEr1G chSsshIn EI;ssIn ,SEwhhIsEo s. M sxifEERR
446l Conn. ave. NV. III
PINSETTERS to set pins in one of
newly Increased rates Of pay; plenty
e ss.eh snss You sne sraaIwHR aiGIS ilRs BoWLINa M
CENTER, 2004 Nichols ave. S.s.
PLAsTERERs WANTED, white only;
plenty. Of work. Apply ct job on
/ rd.. TakqmA Park, Md. WA. 50S6
PTuiifiiS %. experienced job6ing,
ySso Ssod:I'etio sXNo%sKs, %sss,KssE' oR R.sT5slsss BIS. fis
Pt6llBkk-s1EAMtifTER, all around
mSp,, 9x?; enlyi .. G. drivsr'S ne.
CAV ~. $.4OSo. -4A
Evening star., 1949-09-10

Diplomatic and ofncial society
had a busy time yesterday keeping
up with Washington's party whirl
with two official receptions chalk
ing the calendar. One honored
Canadians, Britishers and Amer
leans taking part in the three
power financial talks. and the
other celebrated a national holi-
day Of q foreign country.
Mingling with the United States
conferees, the visitors from
Great Britain and Canada relaxed
from important sessions at a
late afternoon party given by the
Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. Snyder at Wardman Park
Hotel.
Secretary of State and Mrs
Acheson were on hand to assist
the Snyders in receiving the
guests that numbered around $50
Voutovs Entertoin
In celebration of Liberty Day
Of Bulgaria, the Charge d'Affaires
Of the Peoples Republic Of Bull.
garia and Mime. Voutov gave {
reception yesterday from S to
at the Legation on California
street.
State Department officials were
invited to the affair along with
diplomats and members Of the
Senate.
The hosts received in the at.
tractive drawing room and buffe'
supper, that included Bulgarian
dishes, was served in the dining
room. A profusion Of flowers wa
used throughout the Legation ane
as a tribute to the memory Of the
late Bulgarian Prime Minister
Georgi Dimitroff. bouquet Of REQ
roses was displayed under his
portrait.
Red Cross Luncheon
A luncheon will be given al
the home Of Mrs. David E. Finley
chairman Of the Volunteer Serv.
Evening star., 1949-09-10

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Ann Smallwood to 1t. U.gD Rich
ard Austin Wier took place last
evening in st. Thomas Episcopal
Church, the Rev. Harold Bend
Sedgwick officiating at the double
ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Dorothy. Hubbell Smallwood
and the late Mr.. Graeme Thomas
Smallwood. and her husband is
the son of Mrs. DunWoody Burgess
Wier of Washington and of Mr.
S. Austin Wier of Dallas.
The bride was given in marriage
by her twin brother, Mr.. Grahame
Thomas SmallWood, jr.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
prise that he had been the objec
of official worry.

prise that he had been the object
of official worry.
Sidney A. Schwartz, %, had
been the most sought-after Amer
lean in Austria. He learned that
when he read it yesterday morn
ing in the United States Army
newspaper Stars and Stripes.
Schwartz, a New York Univer-
sity graduate, cycled nearly 100
miles "off limits" to reach Vienna
from Uhfahr at the junction Of
the American and Russian zones
of occupation.
He said he was assured by
Soviet lieutenant-colonel at Ur-
fahr that his trip was all right
with the Russians. The colonel
waved him good-by as he pedalled
away through the pretty lower
Austrian countryside. which thou
sands of other Americans IN
Austria know only through pic
ture postcards.
While American military au-
thorities and Austrian police were
querying the Russians on
Schwartz whereabouts, he was
taking pictures, visiting the for
mer concentration camp of Maui
thausen, where he stayed as an
enlisted man after the war, and
sleeping in fields in his sleeping
bag.
He said he was never followed
or molested in the Russian zone.
Schwartz said he came here to
enlist for an active tour of train
ing for a United States Army
commission.
The Russian commander at Ur-
fahr took a great interest in how
Schwartz bike was made and in
a row of buttons he wore to
show the many youth hostels he
had stayed in on a 3,000-mile
trip through Europe. The Amer
lean flag flew from his bikes
handlebars.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
HELP MEN

PLUMBERS, exper. in jobbing and re-
modeling; non drinkers: DIVERS per.
and and s''i; 3. IA. 'cS 3S1ss' ssa'''' '' III vi o
PRESsER. wool. steady employment,
good pay. Apply PEEL CLEANERS,
pHeSs 12sS Csiyert .s St. ~. ny. u..t III aooa
Bxsss ssh Eftf LNps e TasE' SO set5a sii s. 5io
PRODUCE MEN-We have several
openings for Thoroughly exper.. pro-
duce men in a super market chain;
fi Incl paid tss Vacations o "f free hospitsii. a
cation and surgical coverage. Apply
Room 1874 Shirlinston Theatey Bldg ;,
eHIRtINGToN SHOPPING CENTER.
axDio Ali vi ysErA,sMAN, must be ape .1peri,
sRsss sa seelisn aah': saa1s asa0' Apps aas
fAcY's, Hall and Que SITS. s.w. -16
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-Openins
for an experienced reel estate sales
ass aSsa ba.,as e 'esi Ell " ssti is4s aS'ns
ROOM CLERK and cashier; expert
AAlt.rnats shifts. Apply Box s29s,T'
ROUTE MAN white. middle-ased. for
sober experienced In soliciting and
have ,knovisdss hew TO serve public,
sf1zfhsys 81 hsy; crANssas. 'ss so7 L If st. yes s
sALApsHAN. D must b. able to handle
81 ssnf hus4ssSksARr Ass3s Il shif ifsa r4s esas
sAaItsMAN.oolIEcroa for indus
nnsessssry, nee gsS Apply sos Victor glss.'
SALESMAN. mems wear, work clothes;
NILS HfHd '0ses w.. faG ssh @ snd sSpss.ensea sts.
Statesmen - Ford passenger cars
W. need two men to complete our
oson s:ss thase Who e1essn ausS
Trsnsportation essential. For ap-
pointment, mail postal card with
your. name, address and telephons
number, to Box 2-B, Star. 10
SERVICE sALESMAN-Leading new
car dealer, in Arlington, wants ex.
perienced service salesman. Good
ssa' ssE' csatrsi tsa slsss ss.tlons %an
SERVICE STATION shift operator as
IS to rs yrs. preferred, with ex:
:;;'sSS;e :;: 1ssE s so
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT !.
xHoco SERVICE 7soi wis. ave.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
snnr oHSNys p S PsTms sERyicE g1dsy sfsAS sTA
TioN, Soth and N. 7. Eve. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
white, exper.; salary. $3.50 per mo
and commission; eoys;raiiss Nn;n so1 sno 4saH aaun.
sts stsr. fIlnisaeq sinina r.iersnees enes 0' ii
SHOE SALEsMAN-seversl men .ex-
perienced in selling women's better
shoes: good income, steady posltioE'
THE BoOrERY. 1015 Conn. aye
SHOE SALESMAN. sxper: in juvenile
sas; s4oRH. RaHssissJo sJo 4Dsl' e. Nv. JUVENILE SIZE
sssoE sALEsMAH AN sSgerisnssa SIg sss.
sAA6aG AlsG efssf fss1sfhEsMAN, msMaAN experienced ed in
women's and children's shoes; per-
msnsnt position. Apply MURRAY,s'
e607 Gsorgia ave, Silver sprg-, Mo.
shoes for the family. Perm: posi-
t.on. 21i2 14th st, NV 2nd IGOR
SODA CLERKS. sober and sxpsri.
DO not phone. ALBANY PHAE,,
sOTiCfT0RS WXNfED-A very good
PESRss!s,2 sNDS9 fcr gSsS msn. Iosi s7sh Apply y.
sfocx MAN AND CASHIER Re-
ttIsd men. to handle laundry SUP
plies and daily. cash receipts. Hours
Give qualifications in letter to Boz
262-x, Star. -1o
STEWARD CHEF. white, for cafe
teria; experienced IN complete su-
psFvislon oi Kitchen; yeterencss re-
sulssd. Writs Boz s1t-5. star.
Evening star., 1949-09-10

In the Fifteenth Street Chris
tian Church, Miss Muriel Ardella
Jasper, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
A. Jasper, was married last eve
ming to Mr.. Frederick v. Reckeweg,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Reckeweg. The Rev. David l..
Watterworth oficiated.
Evening star., 1949-09-10
HELP MN (coni.I

AGENTS-A nationally known insur-
line hnss Of accident. hssith and hos:
pitslisatien insurance. VII! appoint
sp aggressive Issiasrt .oss.s assnt .nd ~
81 hnns sxesrisns.d: asnnns. C'uf5i bis.et company
So
sons sSns. Psg" s Wsssashinss'A ssal b. D. Ga ci or
AUTO BODY AMP YENDLR MAN,
it4sias .,ne, e Gsndsss dsss nsss Mssk Hppy
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AUTO LUBRICATION MAN-Silvsr
Spring area; must be familiar with
iubrication on all makes; top Pay;
sso6br sS6T, vssii os Hsi insHEsaiash Wah. sa 1877
AUTO MECHANICS, opening for 2 ex-
esrninss: guaranteed salary plus
bonus, Insurance plan and medsrn
building TO worry in; AAoWN FVn-
TIA.for TTIAE; lNc. Ws 1850 Wilson o'vec, v&ec,s'
AUTO MIcaAMIc g.e!,,nI tss tSs'n:ss ds9a
3; TgTEA,J IaS,J NC. 1884 P.: ..1S 1tSys'
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. colorsd, all
appis sTSSsd snass1 mann g akNpLEY 81 ass' rosp
MOTOR CO., a72o Georgia ave. RA'
AUTO MECHANICS. experienced. sob
day week in the most modern deal
eyshiu in Wsshington. ANCADE
PONTIAC. AD. $500. Mr.. Peer, OF
AUTo MECHANICS ttrucks) - zx-
perienced truck and bus mechanics;
night and day shifts: CENTRAL
MoHoa Aleasner,.. CO. ov. '2N5 1900. o''h'e0 eli I"
AUTO RADIO and heater installa'
cslisnt salary and heurs. perm. posi-.
MANHATTAN s1ni Alf.eAia'eAs AuToS reSulisib AND Rxpie
CO., 1706 7th st. NV. Ia
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN, ms.
chanic exper. necessary, under 80
diagnose and write rspsiE orders
Mel Ma Edss. isss tsg ARRI B. 'isyii R.hiss. ise
1121 21st st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE SALESMAN
We need an exper. man to complet'
our service erEani!ation. who 4
| able, to greet the public and recon-
mend nesded service TO our custom
holidays, shop clothing furnished
perm. position and pleasant WORKING
eond. in new shop; Apply IN Per.
cHEvRoLET. 1910 Upshur St. q "
AUTO SHOP FOREMAN for long o.
tablished dealer; Nave good Job To-
! experienced Yelisble man. 6ee MI
1850 Wilson blvd, Arlington, W;
AUTO AND rsucx pAnrs-Nisu.
fRUcX RENTAL. ISIS oeoorris svs
BAKER, all-around man, aHd deco
i in nearby Nd; only those Wit
h.fhsst lsierssssssssl assd ansl.; re
Evening star., 1949-09-10
SALESMAN

oANHAssIHss, .asHinss's 500 "HSaIt week. scnsss.
alert and energetic men. Apply
5493 3rd ave, Forestville' Nd, or
call HI; 5356; 5356;.rr .l!,., 81!
We er HAVE AZ
estate salesman, For Interview sEI.as Sas!
REEiAIT9 III h9fes e., ,sss Ss BOND blds.' nj
SALESMEN-We have an opening on
man, Dul 'Aas $40 On who h can ;. trained
for manageriai work. Must, have
record of business success and abil-
ity to deal with high-grade business.
men. Complete training and lead
system. Attractive guaranteed sal
iur: ana 1.nson ssI4snce sna otSer
benefits. Write fully about yourself
when requesting confidential inter-
view; include telephone number.
Box 1854. Star. liz
PAINT statesmen. experience neces-
sary; salary open; white, stating
age. experience: THE BRooKL,AaND
1SsGRaNeE S4 asHiEHas saHsMEN sHs ns Experienced
pitaliIation insurance; drawing ac-
count against attractive commits
sions; rapid advancement to those
W.T. With s,.' prove, sa, abilities For apt"
sALEsMEN - Ford passenger cars:
We need 2. men to complete our
sales organization;. excel. proposi-
ton TO these whe can qualify;
postal card with your name, address
and telephone number. BOX 2,B'
sAInEsMAN-coLLEcToR for estab-
lished life, accident and health
insurance route Good contract.
Car necessary. TR. 2466. Ill