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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-21
Grand Jury Fails
To Indict Killer
OF 2 Children
By: Jimmie N. Jones

Despite the fact that Richard O..
Marker, 20, of r. r. 2. Miamis-
burg. son of Jefferson township,
Justice of the Peace Oscar Mark
er. the September term of Com
mon Pleas Grand jury reporting
to Judge Lester l.. Cecil failed to
indict a "two time" killer of two
children on Germantown st. by his
speeding car. By the action of the
currant grand jury, Marker for the
second time in one year is allowed
to go free Of prosecution, despite
the knowledge of County Prosecu-
tors who were aware of the
threats to witnesses who testified
at the coronors inquest regarding
the killing Of a seven year old
child who was run down by Mark
er, his second victim in the same
erea on Germantown st.
Another surprise was the ignor-
ing of the three STRONG arm
Thurgs' who tortured an old lady
in her seventies and took a money
belt from under her clothes con-
tanning $500. They were: Y. z.
Davis, 27, of 624 S. Main st;
Lawerance FELTON,, 26, of 525 S.
Perry st. and Marie Massary, Fl,
Of SIT S. Perry St. West Side
continued, on page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-21
Return From
Mentioning
In Mexico

Mrs. Elizabeth Hill and Mrs.
Mary Brame of 20 Weller st, ac-
complained by Mrs. Flossie Hogue
Of TIP W. Fourth st. have just re-
turned from an extended trip to
Mexico City, where they spent
their summer vacation. Mrs. Hill
and Mrs. Hogue will leave for
Youngstown, Ohio. for the Youth
Council Convention of the N.A.A.
c.. P. to be held there September
23-24-25. Mrs Hill is a delegate
to the convention.
Official records of receipts
from the criminal division of Mum
iciple Court releases to the press
revealed that nearly $4,000 was
taken in than during the same
month last year. According to Roy
Ebert, Clerak of courts said.
Money collected for fines, court
costs, forfeited bail, etc., amount
ed to $33,665 for the month Of
August as compared with the same
month in 1913 which was $2O,717.
Of this amount, $11,175 was for
parking tickets for 1949 as for
the same period in 1948, when
Continued on Page ~
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-21
From the Police b|otter
BY Jimmie N. Jones

Reports of thefts were listed on
the police blotter Tuesday by two
victims they were: Ernest Eckoff
Of R. R. 10. who told the sheriffs
off ice that $22 in money and a
portable radio was stolen from his
home. Richard Buchanan reported
a shotgun valued at $125 from
his home at 100 Prince Albert
Blvd.
Richard Collier, AZ, Of 6O7 w.
Fifth st, charged with second de-
Al, Of 206 Norwood ave, charged
with cutting to wound were held
for preliminary hearing in the
Common Pleas Court before Judge
Robert U. Martin. Golfers bond
was set at $4,000 while that of
Dill was set at $1,000.
Charles Carver, %, Of 535 w.
Fourth st. was sentenced to one
year in the workhouse and fined
$1,000 for assault and battery on
Mrs. Lucreti Anderson Of 100
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-21

This is being written during a
period of anxiety. 1t is not GER
tain whether Newcombe and the
rabid Dodgers have subdued the
brash Cards or not. 1t is sorely
hoped that a mere half game sep
arates the two 'pennant disputants
while this is being read.
There is cause for double ankle
ty because while the Dodgers are
rushing desperately to over take
the Cardinals, the cable-layers are
rushing to lay that co-axial cable
which is due this Sunday in Day
ton, on an operating basis. On
Sunday, television shows will be
transmitted to the host of sets in
Dayton directly from New York
and Cleveland and other cities
covered by the coax line.
All the big television shows
which have either been canned"
and sent here, or have not been
seen at all will be available on
local sets. There will be boxing
bouts from Madison Square Gar
dom, and other big sports events.
There will be seen for the first
time direct, the Milton Berle
show and the Arthur Godfrey
Oh yes, the biggest television
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-21

The second installment on the
municipal income tax is due Sept
ember 80. Those who must pay
are all those who do not have the
tax deducted from their payroll.
Individuals and businesses who
made estimates must pay the
second installment by. that date.
After September 80 the income
tax division will commence it's
search for tax evaders. Penalties
have been provided for those who
should, but are not paying the tax.
Those caught will be fined, and
must pay their back taxes with in
terest.
It was announced that Z en-
ployees of the city income tax
division must take a civil service
examination along with other ap-
plicants. The exams will take
place on October a, 5 and 6. The
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-21
Rehearsals for
West Coast TV
Show Begins

LOS ANGELES (ANP)- Re-
hearsals for the first television
show originating from the Negro
business district here began last
week. This show is the final re-
suit of. plans actually started July
6.
The new program featuring both
professional and amateur talent
will start early in October. Harry
Levette is program manager and
producer.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-21
Improved Service
For Waste
Collection

AS many taxpayers have already
ben notified, the city of Dayeon
will initiate an improved waste
collection service for garbage,
trash and ashes on Monday, Oct
ODER 3. The improved service is
one of the expanded services made
possible by additional municipal
revenue from the city income tax
which started last April.
Charles w. Horlacher, superin-
tendent of the Division of Streets
of the Department of Service and
Buildings, said in a letter to all
residents of Dayton that some
features Of the new waste collect
ion service include: carry-out and
return service where there are no
alleys; more personal to do a big
ger job; improved equipment to do
it cheaper and better; and better
supervision to see that the job is
done right. Routes and time sched-
ules for waste collection have yet
to be announced.
The division has provided a
handy card to aid the taxpayer in
disposing Of waste. One of the
main points emphasized is the sep
aration of burnable from non
burnable waste. Burnable waste
which goes to the city incinerator
must be placed in the same closed
container. 1t should not be mixed
with non-burnable material which
goes to supervised dumping areas.
Taxpayers are urged not to over
load containers. Dead animals
should not be placed inthe garbage
Call Adams 1851, extension 1876,
for a special service truck which
will respond.
Citizens are cautioned to take
best advantage of the new service.
This discourages rats and other
rodents and disease germs that
nourish ravenously on waste.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-21

Richard st. at 9:55 Saturday
night. According to police, the at
tack took place on Deddies Lane
while she was walking with her
grandson. She told police that
Carver grabbed her and dragged
her into some nearby weeds.
Her grandson ran to a nearby
filling station and summoned
help. Carver was arrested later.
Five envelopes containing $3.50
were reported stolen from the Of
fees of Herbert Eikenbary, at
torney 142 w. Second st. Eiken-
barry told police the money was
taken from a desk.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-21
STANDBY BELL
MMITTEEMA

In yesterdays issue Of the
Daily Express it was stated that
Mrs. Standley Bell is the seven-|
tn ward committeeman. This isl
an error Mr.. STANDBY Bell isl
the seventh ward Republican,
committeeman.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-21
Duytoniuns to See
Series Via Te|evision

show in the next month will be
the world series between the Yam
KEGS and Dodgers. Provided Don
Newcombe won his game today,
and they continue to go on win
ming.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-21

For after all, that which counts,
is not what men like to see, but
only that which God always knows
a man or woman to be.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-09-21

In order for a man to master
himself, he must start down low
on his false-pride shelf.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Dirt vanishes in 6 to 3
seconds! Painted surfaces
look fresh as new!

you are discovering spIc and SPAN for the FIRST tine
you are in for wonderful experience Think OF t-you
can clean painted walls and woodwork beautifully evenly
clean, by just wipng away the dirt!
See how easy it isl Just wiring out cloth in solution
of sprc and spAN-and simply ipe the damp cloth over
the paint Right before your paint comes beautifully
sposlessy, evenly CLEAN! Nothing to rinse-noshing
to wipe dry. No streaks cloth marks You'll be de-
lighted the results you ges-as though your walls and
woodwork had just been freshly painted! So do yoa~
spring cleaning with spIc and SPAN with the ease OF
dusting just pe away the dir Get and SPAN soy'
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Rent Boost Asked by "a
Broadmoor Coop Owners

Owners of "a apartments in
the 196-unit Broadmoor Co-opera-
tive Apartments yesterday re-
quested the District Rent Control
Office for 20 per cent rent in
creases.
James C. Toomey, attorney who
represented the owners at a hear
ing, explained that the "a units
are being rented by their owners.
The requests are the first since
the apartment became a co-opera-
tive year ago, according to Mr.
Toomey.
In his arguments before Ex-
aminer James G. Tyson, the at
torney cited a 100 per cent in
crease in heating the apartment
Evening star., 1949-11-17
After Dark
The War, of All Things, Turned
The Roberts Act to Comedy
By Harry Macarthur

know by now if you have been
paying attention, is the orchestra
leader at the Congo Room OF the
Carlton Hotel. Inasmuch as he
arrived for this visit last January
10, his stay has been something
of a record breaking one for the
Congo Room.
Well aware that being heard
on a nationwide radio network
is a great help to an orchestral S
reputation and therefore boosts
its earning power. that is what
Mr.. Fomeen has been battling
for. For the past six months
he has been battling for 1t.
Now, finally. the deal has been
arranged and early in December
NBC will send music from the
Congo Room across the land. Mr..
Fomeen winds up his current stay
this Saturday night.
Instead of Mr.. Fomeen's the
music the Nation Will near from
the Carlton will be that of Ramon
Ramos, who is one of the better
known Latin American specialists.
Only UNDERSTANDABLE embittered
by all of this, Mr.. Fomeen has
rallied himself enough to wish
all his Washington supporters a
happy new year. He wishes you
a happy January IA. too. That's
in Rurrian. White Russian. that Is.
X X X X
If the Lotus has not been one
of your recent ports Of call. you
won't recognize the old place.
While people have been busily
erecting an Office building over
him, Manager Dick Lam has not
been idle. He has given the place
Evening star., 1949-11-17

an interior face-lifting. too. not
personally, you understand, but
with the aid Of painters. carpen-
ters, etc.
This Is the first major change
the Lotus has undergone In its
% years and 1t is quite a hand
some spot, with q new rug, blue
mirrors, fiery dragons on the cell
ing and Oriental dancers painted
on the walls. The cabaret's new
look will be celebrated formally
tonight with the annual fall open
ing festivity.
+ X II 4
The Midnight Merry Co. Round:
Pearl Bailey's second week at
the Merry Land Club Is packing
the place to the rafters. Among
her enthusiastic supporters sand
wiched into a corner the other
night were Charles Collingwood.
the CHS White House man and
his wife. when she is not In
Washington being q housewife,
Mrs. Colllngwood is in Hollywood
or the New York television studios
being Louise Allbritton.) Miss
Bailey will be followed next week
at the Merry Land by the Golden
Gate Quartet. Joan Dexter,
the talented singer at the Sazerac
Room of the Old New Orleans,
has been held over for a second
pair Of weeks, which will keep
her here through December S.
Bill Darnel, a recording sing
er who specializes in blues ballads,
is the new show headliner at the
Cross Roads. The Interstate
Society winds up two years Of
weekly dances at the Roosevelt
Hotel this Saturday night. After
this, the next dance will be In
the new ballroom at the New
Colonial Hotel on New Year eve.
Incidentally. part Of the message
Evening star., 1949-11-17

Comedy is not the first thing
you think of as by-product
of a major war, but that's what
it was in the case of Eddie and
Lucille Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roberts, currently at the Shore
ham Blue Room, do one of those
mental telepathy acts. in which
he wanders about the audience.
holding up articles for his blind
folded wife to identify. It's a
slick turn. properly mystifying
the customers.
1t also is marked by a great
deal of comic dialogue. 1t was
not always thus, however, accord
ing to the male half Of the team.
1--WE used to do straight. real
serious act," he said the other
night. "Then the war came along
and people began asking ques-
tions that were too serious. 1t
wouldn't have been fair to answer
them. Telling a woman some
thing about a husband who is off
fighting a war involves something
more important than telling her
she's going to meet dark, hand
some man.
1--WE had. to brush aside lot
of those serious questions and
just naturally drifted to comedy.
It went over so we'll that, when I
came back from the Army. we
stuck to comedy"
The rest of the Blue Room
show, incidentally. also rates a
passing grade with ease. The
dancing of the Talbots is graceful
and sometimes appears downright
dangerous and Helen Stones sing
ing is pleasant.
X X X r
If you are keeping catalogue
Of life's little ironies, you might
add to it the story of what has
happened. or rather what is not
going to happen. to Basil Fomeen.
Mr.. Fomeen. as you ought to
Evening star., 1949-11-17
NO IAx.No COVER NO MINIMUM
PENN. AVE. At lStk STREET
Classified Ad Rotes

Classified Ad Rotes
LEGAL Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
: to 6 times consecutively. 33c
per line per insertion.
I times or longer consecutively
Sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, SC per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles. SOC per line, 4-lins
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (AIinimum)
Flat rate per line 500
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
0F1ICE HOURS
Daily. an TO Q pm.
Saturday, . An. to Pm.
Sunday, IL an. to Q pm.
Leave your ads at the Business Once.
llth and Pennsylvanta ave-: at any
Of the Branch Onices throughout the
PHONr STIRLING $500
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before second In.
sertion.
II advertisement vas prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which bears
Q serial number with date and tdenti.
des YOUR advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise.
ments be sure to make Q note OF the
cancellation number. This is I'm
portant in case Of adjustment.
Evening star., 1949-11-17

AGENTS for new sensational best
seller; house to house item. sells on
sisht: 40Hs. Phone DU. 1925. IL
typssettins sxperienee: HERBERT
AkTlsr HS cot oot.ycut' saa 4; scr NJ t.dver.,.,n.
nunchy isyouts and finished art.
Only those with agency or news
paper experience need apply. TX.
1915 SSso CLEANUP AND POLISH MAN.
White Or eolored; honest. expert
:;sd RDD}; M6Esls d6lEfEs Z RsHETU1as HEUaHEs Is
CAR LOT: 1914 Georgia ave. On No
AfGhToaosiLE fGhH5as efHi; MECHANIC. .xp.r.
Buick exper. pref; excellent work;
ins conditions, modern bldg: and
equipment; top wages and perma-
nsnt PpG Pe;.1psG1G A14oR AepIs N C., Ss,s0n 1si&
niason.i faa p rd.. Alex. ov: 5000. ssk
Tor NJ. MeAbee or Mr.. Joseph
Caporaletti. 10
AUTO METAL MAN-Must be expe-
rienced, sober and reliable: excel
lent working conditions, 5-day wk.'
group insur rance, vacations with pay.
aSeasrN aeHls II PfPesser PosrAe, e. ~ ~ n:
Annfio DC rANrEH-Mu,. b. s1per..
enced, sober and reliable: e1cenent
WORKING conditions, 5-day week.
group Insurance. VACATIONS with pay.
coAsT-iN PONTIAC, 407 Fla. ave.
III
AUTOMOBILE sALKS1lEN = Expefi-
enced preferred; salary. plus COM
IN. $500. NELSON MOTORS, stude-
baker Sales and Service. 7216 Balti,
more ave, College Park, Nd. IL
DARBER, colored: good business and
working conditions; commission'
65Te: 6-day week. See MI. Whiting
YMCA, 1875 G NV. -lS
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Public Health Engineer
Job 0pen in Montgomery

The Montgomery County Per-
sonnel Board is accepting applica-
tions for public health engineer,
sanitarian and assessor.
Salary ranges for the jobs are
from $4,000 to $3.50 for public
health engineer, $4,000 to $1,000
for sanitarian and $4,000 to $3,-
$50 for assessor.
Application blanks are available
at the county managers Office in
Rockville and at the county build
ings in Silver Spring and Be-
thesda.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
|Woodberry Forest
Alumni Plan Bouquet

Alumni Of Woodberry Forest
School will hold a banquet at $3.50
pm. tomorrow at the Wardman
Park Hotel to honor Shaun Kelly,
jr., new headmaster of the school.
Mr.. Kelly succeeded j. Carter
Walker, who retired last year
after so years as headmaster of
the school near Orange. Va. The
banquet will precede the annual
football game between Woodberry
Forest and Episcopal High School,
Alexandria, which will be played
Saturday at Episcopal High.
Evening star., 1949-11-17

on the card bearing this informa-
ton reads: Don't lose this card
and plan to start dancing with
us again on New Years eve."
How'S that againS?
X X
Too Late to Classify: Victor
Lombardo and orchestra open
Monday at the Statler's Embassy
Room,
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Church Dinner Planned

The Ladies Aid Of the Church
of the Holy City will hold tur-
key dinner and bazaar In the
church. 1911 Sixteenth street
NV, tomorrow. The bazaar will
be held from 4 to 10 pm, and the
dinner served from 5 to Z pm.
Evening star., 1949-11-17

since 1941 and also told of in
creased tax assessments.
Mr.. Tyson took the requests
under consideration and Is ex-
pected to make an early ruling.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICES

.!EsEfT ..a.i Fs.en:I. s.Assss sss1ss..as.d cr'sR:
4VzAsEss45s szHsst5 "es 9sa +
HOUSE. 1000 H.rexood rd. ne;
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted BY anyone
other than myself. EDWARU. J.
0NE1L' WEI rpq 9s1' ss 3 sEisnPossrsLE Ii for
any debts other than those con,
tracted BY myself. FRANKLIN
NGRsEs ujNIFoRMs made to order.
Klaus. INC. 90s 3 ct. nv. Open
Mon. Fri. 8 a.m.-4:30 pm.
THE ATLAS AGENCY specialixes In
selecting and placing bookkeepsIs,
accountants, ONCE managers. RE.
waSI S7S7 fo4K 14H3 n rixooSs = ssi aHisNG an Tor
Xmas? Have them waxed, shell
can lIsG MR SAETER; Cl1 TW; ~; RISE RAG; Is Els
crew Of experienced carpenters aystl.
able for contract work. 10. s-2260
HEREAFfER / viii not be responsible
for any debts incurred by any one
but myself. JOHN L. BAKER, 6l3
West Va. ave. ne.
Lock Trouble? Ma. 6058
HSps sspae:d .ad ksss sss sea sea e sns s2s
door checks oyerhauied.
CENTRAL SAFE & LOCK CO.
o0p I'VE QT W
Evening star., 1949-11-17
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
170s @ ST. NV.
WOMEN

Vhsn ansusrtno advertisement
addressed to Star boxes do NOT
inclose original references, or
other materials OF personal rdIue:
Copies serpe the purposs and
originals may oct lost.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
AD.TTJSTER

Youns man, II to 20. single pref:
Perm. position with large financial
oYqanization; vacation and bonus
plan; approved GI training, inter-
viewing bet. 6 pm. and pm.
Thurs. evening. HOUSEHOLD Fl.
NANCE CORP. 3237 Rhode Island
ave Mt Rainier, Nd III
Evening star., 1949-11-17
HELP WANTED, AGENCIES

ADAMS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
the better once positions. 2O4 Colo
RADIO Bldg. 14th and G. RE. s9ss.
ADAMS TEACHERS AaENcY-ilt tn
sss ssIa'sa 'SR ssh'el i4tBS B''s'ssP'o .as C. ,?'i
II sgHsi if's A GOOD secr.tari.l position.
the chances are 10 to l Miss Youns
ssEEeF sEES1cf ta11 & E. soSs :.cr.
i; salaries. o0otseaf;' A. BoYb's; Oldest. est. IS
yrs; largest, floors; low cost. en-
Client service. Welcome at 700 12th'
s4S vf.: sypist-Psx eDr" 70 ": y
cxPHEi sPGE ssRsE sESv1ca slnsea 1929 So T.. Tk t.
Hex1l1RhssIs. " 1ith e. 1885; Sses; very pleasant
working conditions and high earn
EMsS1o1Rakr 1asi; xRRS ~is; SERVICE. VICE. bos <
s:H:A!!a1asss41c1As. man or ,.3sa,n. xGmsn;
charts. trend OF sales, knowledge
Of preparing sales charts and re-
ports. check sales budgets. must have
sPs5 e%S Il sIe;ssPtHp sskv1c ssss IS
st. NV, RIM. Al, Ma. 4142.
WRITER (mD. for public consump-
tion. material involving thorougn
knowledge Of Federal taxes ana tax
laws: 3O-4O yrs. Unusual salary.
AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE, 91S r st. NV, Ma. 4142.
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
170s q ST. NV.
WOMEN
seey. .-stenogs., 5 days. 1880 years;
legal, foreign trade. law and others;
So, 2,4O0-$2,900.
Clerk-typists. days, 1880 years;
S16O-S175.
Eiliott-Fisher bookkeeping machine
operator: $50 week.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
HELP MEN
ACCOUNTANT a

For an intelligent young man under
3S, thoroughly trained In account
ing. there Is an excellent opportu-
national Advertising organization;
experience necessary. Splendid op-
portunity for advancement. Pleas
ant environment. Five-day week:
Amply the REUBEN H. DONNELLEY
rSNpb 18th AT n
Evening star., 1949-11-17
MISUNDERSTANDING

q. "a. Excel. opportunity for quick
advancement in rapidly expanding
sition requires hard work from .
man who's used to being better than
adequate. Company benefits, insur-
snce, etc. Car necessary during
training period. Salary and car al
lowsnce. Phone Mr.. West, 9-5. WA.
~ AETNA FINANCE CO.
321B r. I. Ave, Mt. Rainier, Mo.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
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LfN0IETM MECHANICmE1psrisnsssd .eds peri snd
Sn3'; 9f9 p1EsERs. s1ssfA 's0 Nc fse ''iS ISoo
1fiNso,1R6M fSs, Eli MECHANIC. ..p.rieneea;
permanent position; good pay. Can
1f4ao III Ssiasa ipasa.ssmAs, ~. az.as Essss: ;s:4,:
eneed: HENNAoE L1THooEsA1PH
MEAT CUTTER - Pleasant, steady
worker: neat-appearing, non -drinker:
%E%ovRR tS sGS5 e ms6fTa s6pER n MARKsT ssss
MEAT CUTTER for self service meat
dept; Good salary. LES LEE SUPER
MARKEr' MAJ SET 6%' SSas os4s. \: feFshins M1s sr'
drinkers; good hrs. good salary.
afsRs ;siasy is1 sEAr AIslz MGRkr4 F. sEef
MikiAnTcurrER. Il AniHurrER exper.; .upermarket
s5Der go0d sz'n Hsy .s shTFs hTy hIs AL is
MMEAcTrctGTTEk. IL thorouEhly exper.
sober man for supermarket chain:
paid vacation, free disqualification
and surgical coverage and other EN-
ploye benefits; Salary S75 per sa Teek.
apDlg ts2 glde!' Em' All: H.. va sh,tlns'0n II
Mechanic. automobile; excellent
msehanies;, &, CRANES s SERVICE j : BiE Gen. SEs-
MESSENGER and mail clerk-Youns
man, white. h. s. graduate; 5-day
week. good salary; oppoI. Tor aa.
vancement: must have o. {, auso
drivers permit WEAVER B BROS. r.
INC. Washington Iyno Bios. Can i'
Evening star., 1949-11-17

CAR HOPS,
Young men, between 1925. for full-
time employment; salary plus tips;
meals and uniforms furnished; posi-
tionS located In NV. washington
and nearby Md. and Va. Apply MISS
Mccormick, personnel once. dCr
sHOPPE. INC, $40 Conn. ave.
CARPENTERS, for framing work.
Apply ready to work. Old George
town I'd. and Huntington pkwy.,
Bethesda, Md. -1o
CARPENTERS, highest wages paid for
good trainers. Call DU. 34O9. III
CARPENTERS, must have TRANSPORTS
tion: home improvement division.
Report at am. at 1924 Wis. ave.
caRpPiENTERs, only 1st class need
apply. Report to 100 Farrington
I'd, Westmoreland Hills. or to $500
Shepherd st., Chevy Chase Manor.
CHECKER, exper. and reliable. MAR
TIA 3S3O. liz
% enees. "A Apply Box 1ss-H. Star. lii
CLERK, youth to assist in ONCE: cler-
icai duties, tipping experience pre-
ferred. LONGS. 731 7th st. NV.
CLERK wanted for retail laundry and
dry cleaning store: must be neat
and capable Of making change cor
rectly. Would prefer someone in the
Rockville area. Apply MORNING
SIDE LAUNDRY CO., 120 Commerce
lane, Rockville, Nd. Rockville 357o.