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SALESMAN

Well known Eastern manufacturer
has opening for salesman with good
BACKGROUND, having Qualification to
selected must be prepared to start
Immediately. Liberal commission.
weekly drawins account when in
diyidual chosen meets our require
ments. Car essential: protected ter.
ritory. possibilities unlimited Phone
our Mr. II. r. KLESS, Tuckerman
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RETIRED?

Earn S75 per week. working 2-3 hrs
per day In permanent. disntfset
business. Gray hairs an asset: I
car Ia necessary. See Mr.. BANKER
410l suitIand I'd. s.e.- sc.
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SALESMAN

To cover southern MARYLAND. sellinz Z
top p-noteh nationally advertised line
Of whiskey: must be aggressive:
exper. In merchandisins: clean cut
and steady. Apply Box 24-H. star
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Evening star., 1949-05-07

WEYMOUTH, MASS.-CATH-
OLIC MOTHER OF THE YEAR
Mrs. Catherine T. Loeffier, a
mother of IL, was named
Catholic mother of the year
yesterday by the National
Catholic Conference on Family
Life. OF Mrs. Loeffler's 10 chill
dren now living, 6 are in re-
ligious life. Three of her five
priest-sons are foreign mis-
SionarieS. -AP Wirephoto.
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adSyesssd TO star bores do NOT
fWeioss original references, or
other materials OF personaI U9lte;
Coptes serve the psyposs ana
originals may Get gost.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NXJ06KTTRs wanted for good loeal
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fnerchsndise wholesale; carnival
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any SO debts I Ieentracted by any ens ennss
tus myself. BENNfE L. oIsT. eos
Parker st. ne.
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nflR MfN ANp WoMEN

nelp MEN AND woMEk
B0oKKEEfER. exp person IN hos
pital aeeountins desired @ sas .,, not
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order. Apply a cLUB'
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appearance web shop;
saLEsMEis : lxEx. full or
part Tins u. n.w.' Rcen
roGxc 20 ma, o OMAN for sen.
essential, Asoit q help. state
AGGRESSIVE. q fTfoUS PERSON,
20 represent o eiry store In out.
lent oppcrtuntfy for Government
sapaiGss' scepuir. adSisioni II s sneons. Plus
thcrcush kncwIsrse of the business
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FOUNTAIN MANAGER
white. experienes necessary: steady
employment. Gcsd wages. AUriy y.
Z. QRKkN CO. 1l2l Y 9. - n:s. 5
sAllsiAfN
ZEAL EeTArE aAikgMAN with sx-
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sAIEEMKN wnr ted 70 nell tevelry 90 |
the outside. Drawing accoEnI Tia
Tth st. nv see Mr. KANE.
q MEN WANTED. TO train for posi- j
tions as branch ranaaers with well |
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SHOE SALESMAN
YOUNG MEN

An excellent position for experienced
salesman; salary plus coMmlssion.
also part time. Apply JOSEPH DE
YOUNG, 1928 r st. nv, N
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18th So. NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REPLACEMENT PARTS
National manufacturing distributors
OF autom0tive replacement parts
ginia territory. A good opportunity
in the motor parts industry with q
permanent future. Earnings higher
than average on commission basis.
Applicants must be between 20 and
IS. Must have car In good eondi-
tion. Give details as to experience.
education. ETC.. In frst replay. Boz
Evening star., 1949-05-07

LIQUOR SALESMAN
We are looking for man to add TO
our stan. one Who has previous
selling exper., but should be asgres-
sive. Capable Of adapting his per.
Of selling, Perm, good salary. DO
net phone CENTRAL LIQUOR
STORE. INC. SIS 9th st. nv. i
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DENTAL TECHNICIAN
work. 5-day, 4O-hr. week. good pay.
excellent working conditions. Give
qualifications and previous expert.
ence. References. Box 72-H, Star.
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HELP MEN

MAN WfTH AMBITION. married, 25-
IS years old, salesman IN large,
modern, electrical appliance store.
ppsr psr spDDDoointmenI cali Mr.. posAs'
soFT Sail PITCHER. attractive
AMBITIOUS MAN, ex-Gl preferred. to
plete mems store; good salary while
training Under expert QUALITY
CLOTHES SHOP. 1928 Good Hope
sETTLED eolored man. no children.
Must Se familiar with hsna. nred
boiler and routine maintenance. Ap-
ply MANAGERS once, Southern Bldg :.
18th and II sts, NV. between $50
rfksr.cfAss n .er $50 sskasE R MAN, -as excel
lent working conditiensi 5ia:day va.
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CHRYsLER- PLYMOUTH DEALEn
wants shop foreman. with Chrysler
products experience: must be cApa-
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l1es Good Hope I'd. sc. q
Addressograph Operator
6-day week. 20 per cent discount on
pufCuNbEk. FESF npsPlb8AlAAtiUn MAA&
other employe benefits. Apply per-
sonnel. 5th fioor. GOLDENBER0's o.
1th and X NV Il
Automobile Mechanics Cd
Due to progressive expansion. q down
town ChYysler- Plymouth dealer has
openings for two farst-c1ass Chrysler
products mechanics. Consider these
with incentive pay making II pos
sihle to earn better than 500 per
week. 2. 5-day week, 45 hrs, with
time and q half for over 40 hours.
g. legal holidays with pay. 4
Uniforms and laundry furnished
5. Liberal insurance program. 6.
Training prosram In progress ct all
times. Z. The finest approved equip
ment. z. Pleasant working condi-
tions. We are established direct
factory dealers. and viii consider
only first -class. sober mechanics with
plenty Of experience on Chrysler
products. This 10 q permanent con-
neetion. Call Mr. Dean, service man.
ager. RANDALL MOTORS. INC.
Eth and M sts NV. Elk. $500. for
an interview at q time convenient
70 both parties. !
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CLERK -TYPIST

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fof apt Fvs phass Nj e12i
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AddresSograph Operator
5-day week. 20 per cent discount on
purchases. Free disqualification and
other employe benefits. Apply per-
sonnel. 5th fioor. GoLDENBER0' o,
and
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RD PHARMAcY. isis N. Il

reg. in Md, full-time.
wanted for modern new store, excel.
salary WHEATON PHARMACY.
1140I Georgia ave. LO. $4,000.
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PAINTERS

Enperisneed only. Apply JArTE Ell
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BOOKKEEREA, exp. person In hos
necessary: meals and hospitaliHa.
ton furn.: s:day yksEr: Meal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
Man, Woman Hurt Slightly
In AGAR Traffic Mishap

Two persons were injured.
neither seriously, in traffic &C
cident at Eighteenth and I streets
NV. yesterday involving four
automobiles. two of which be-
longed to the British and Cuban
Embassies.
Miss Hannah w. Grosvenor, IS.
of 1880 r street NV, a pas
lsenger in a taxicab driven by
Howard w. Stokes. "a. of 1873
Xenia street Sc. was treated for
bruises at Emergency Hospital.
Capt. j. H. Harris. 80, OF the
British Embassy. passenger in
his Embassy's car. complained OF
back injuries, but refused treat
ment, police said. The car was
driven by Alfred A. Dunoury, As.
also of the Embassy.
The only driver charged was
Clarence E. Nicholson, colored, "a.
of 1925 Vernon street NV. Police
said his car hit the rear Of the
Cuban Embassy car. causing it to
strike the cab. which in turn
struck the British Embassy auto
mobile. Nicholson forfeited SIS
at No. precinct on charge OF
following too closely.
The Cuban Embassy car suf-
'fered the most damage-$4o6
worth, police said. Eduardo E.
Martin. SO, Military Attache. was
listed as the driver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
| Divided Dinner Check
May Help Cafe Eaters
To Escape Sales Tax

Sales Tax Administrator
Allen F. Brooke has ruled that
the total charge on a res
taurant check may be divided
by the number of persons
served and that the check is
not taxable If the average for
each individual is less than
SIPS.
The ruling. announced late
yesterday by Mr.. Brooke, stip-
ulates. however. that the 2 per
cent sales tax must be
charged on the full amount
of the check. if the tab aver
ages more than $1.25 per
person.
He declared individual
checks must be given to each
person served in a restaurant,
if requested. In that event.
Mr.. Brooke ruled. the amounts
may not be totaled and aver
aged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
Mckinney Estate Set
AT $4,000 Net Value

Frederic D. McKenney. promi-
nent Washington attorney who
died June q, left a net estate of
$4,000. according to papers filed
today with the registrar of wills
in District Court.
In a will dated November IL,
1910, Mr.. Mckinney directed that
his estate be divided equally be-
tween his two daughters, Virginia,
wife of 1t. Comdr. Arthur Wallace
Dunn Tetired, and Frederick.
wife of William w. Rapley.
The papers listed the assets IS
Montgomery County real estate
$50, 600: stocks, $4,000; insur-
ance. $4,000: household effects
$500; jewelry, $3.50: silverware,
$500. The assets totaled STA
$50. and debts secured by collat-
eral and funeral expenses were
listed at $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
Horace H. Edwards

Horace H. Edwards. 46. young
est of the candidates for Governor
has been running for this job most
of his adult life.
He conf1des to audiences attend
ing political rallies that every
thing he has and all of his family
have been wrapped up in the
campaign now being waged, ever
since he can remember.
Born on farm in Isle of Wight
County, he spent the first 18 years
of his life there. He went to
Richmond and worked during
summers to help pay tuition at the
University of Richmond. There
he took law degree and began
practicing in the capital.
Elected to House at 30.
In 1888, at the age of 80, he was
elected to the House of Delegates
as a member of the Richmond
delegation and served three two
year terms. AS city attorney
from 1888 until 1916. he reor-
ganized Richmond's legal depart
ment.
The City Council appointed MIN
Mayor in 1916 to fill an unfxpired
term of two years. At that time
the city changed it's form of gov
eminent.
A neWspaperwoman wrote that
he is nearly 6 feet tall. broad
shouldered and virilely handsome
and has the glittering scrubbed
look small boy occasionally
maintains for as long as three
minutes around dinnertime. He
dresses impeccably.
Has Countless Friends.
Affable and bright, he has
countless friends throughout the
State. He is a finished orator and
has a store of anecdotes for all
occasions.
Sometimes, during conferences
with visitors. he retires to an inner
office to think over problems
alone. When he talks. whether
from a platform or while dictat-
ing. he gestures with a peculiarly
individual chopping arm motion.
The Edwards campaign is based
upon a proposal that emergency
school construction be financed
by a State per cent sales tax.
Its strongest appeal is among
educators and rural residents who
would pay less Of the new tax than
city folk ..
Mrs. Edwards was formerly Miss
Mary Olive Lynch. They have
I two daughters and one son. The
elder girl attends college.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
Star Movies

Community movies. sponsored
by The Star. the Recreation De-
partment and the Film Center, are
scheduled for 9 o'clock tonight.
Programs of comedy. sports, car
toons and musicians will be shown
at the following Fairgrounds and
recreation centerS:
Rosedale, Seventeenth and Gales streets
NE.
Twin oaks, Fourteenth and Taylor
streets NV.
Tenth street NE.
Palisades, Dana and sherrier streets
Hiiiicrest, Thirty-second and Denver
streets Sc.
Ridge, Ridge road and Burn street Sc;
Congress Heights, Savannah street ana
Randle place Sc
Monroe, Georgia avenue and Colorado
Garrison: Twelfth street between R and
SHOWS Court, Twenty-nfth and I streets
Carver, whittinsham and Lane streets
Watts Branch, sixty-hrst and Clay
streets NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
Children at Play
Seen as Cause
OF Attic Fire
Alert Rookie Fireman
Helps Rooming House
Tenants to Safety

The possibility that children set
fire to a three-s story roomine
house at 1902 Massachusetts
avenue was being investigated to-
day by the fire n1arshal's Office.
Pvt. Walter T. ASsur of No.
Truck Company. a rookie fireman
of only Two months service. saw
smoke pouring from the attic yes
terday afternoon, turned in the
first of Two alarms. and helped
some of the tenants to safety.
His vigilance brought other fire.
men to the scene so quickly the
fire was confined to the attic anc
third eoor. but one fireman was
injured and another overcome
Fighting the blaze in 95-degree
heat.
Deputy Fire Marshal Roy War
field said investigators would talk
tc four boys, aged II to II years
seen playing in the attic shortly
before the fire broke cut.
They also were to question q
man who appeared at Emergency
Hospital and told attendants he
had rescued several persons in
the fire
Pvt. Assur, on his way to work
had stopped his car for a traffic
light in Thomas Circle when he
noticed the smoke. He pulled a
nearby alarm box, then dashed
into the home. With smoke al
ready f1ltering from the attic into
the third floor. he found woman
and three small children, still I'M
aware of the fire.
He helped them to the second
floor, carrying an infant who had
been sleeping. BY the time he had
notified another couple on the
third floor, flames were licking
through the attic doorway. Pvt.
Assur closed the door and left the
building just as the first fire ap-
paratus was arriving. He re-
manned to help the other fire.
men lay hose.
Treated At Scene.
Pvt L. D. Galloway of No. 16
Engine Co., overcome by smoke
and heat exhaustion. and Pvt
Robert T. EicholtZ of Fire Rescue
Squad No. /. suffering from cut
hand, were treated at the scene
by DR.. w. D. Claudy, department
physician.
A large crowd Of homeward-
bound workers was attracted by
heavy smoke. The first alarm was
turned in at 4:37 pm. and the Sec
ond four minutes later. BY 500
pm. the fire was under control.
The attic and furniture stored
there was badly damaged, and
there was some water damage to
the lower floors. The brick struc-
ture is owned by Marcus Notes,
Ninth street theater owner. and
leased to Mildred and Herbert
Pritchard. operators of the room
ing house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
Senate Action Due Tonight
On Several D. {. Bills

The Senate plans to act tonight
on several District bills when It
takes up a long list of measures
on the calendar.
Majority Leader Lucas an
nounced the calendar will be called
up beginning at 1880 pm.
Prominent among the bills af-
fecting the city are those to pro-
vide a second permanent Judge for
Juvenile Court, redeflne and
broaden the powers of the National
Capital Park and Planning COM
mission and transfer to the ad-
ministrative Office of United States
courts the budgetary and admin
istrative control over the District
Probation Office, the Register Of
Wills and the Commission on
Mental Health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
Fallen Tree Limb Traps
Woman and Son on Boat

A woman and her 3-year-old
son were trapped in a 50-foot
cabin cruiser yesterday when a
limb from a willow tree crashed
across the boat. blocking their
only exit. Neither was injured
The cruiser Casino was docked
downstream from Sousa Bridge
in the Anacostia River at about
TOO M street Sc.
Mrs. Jean Morgal. 80. and her
son Jay were inside the cabin
when the limb fell across the
STERN. Using a telephone aboard
the boat, Mrs. Morgal called police
She and her son managed to
crawl out of the exit under the
limb before firemen arrived, but
were unable to get off the boat
without help of firemen because
the limb blocked the stern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
Boy Finds Check
For $1,791, Then
Wins New Auto

A check for $1.l91. 68 on Friday,
a spanking new Pontiac yesterday
what next can be in store for
Lucky Joe Donnelly?
Joe, who so far has crammed
his luck into the last few days
of his 10 years. is visiting from
Chicago at the home of his cousin
Martin. IT, at 210l Varnum street
NE. He turned the Government
check he found over to police,
but the car is his.
His mother phoned from Chi
cago last night to inform Joe
he had won the car in his school
rattle. Joe will get a look at it
early next month when his two
brothers drive it to Washington
Not one to quit while he's hot,
young Joe offered a breathless
good bye" to his mother, hung ul
and dashed to the nearest car
nival, on Military road NE. He
bought a single rattle ticket-on
new car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
Fund for Extra Legal Aides
On D. T.. Sales Tax Asked

President Truman has asked
Congress to appropriate $ll,6oo
for additional personnel in the
ofice of the Corporation Counsel
for legal work on the new District
revenue law.
Corporation Counsel Vernon E.
West said the funds would PROVIDE
for one assistant and two secre-
taries to help administer legal
work in connection with the 2 per
cent sales tax and the new special
tax of / cent on each pack OF
cigarettes.
The President also sent to Con-
gress a request for supplemental
appropriation this year Of $3.50
to settle claims and suits already
approved by the District Commits
sioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
City Heads Ask Report
On Ownership Of All
Public Land in District

The Commissioners today ap-
pointed a committee headed by
Budget Officer Walter L. Fowler to
make a complete report on the
ownership and jurisdiction of pub
lie lands in the District.
Mr.. Fowler had informed the
city heads that for years the budg-
ct Office has been interested in
getting data on the actual interest
Of the District in land within the
city, and frequently had been
asked for it.
I'VE have accumulated a con-
siderable amount of data" he re-
ported. but are unable to COM
plete our task due to Indifferent
record-keeping in the various
agencies.
Mr.. Fowler said that at a meet
ing of National Capital Park and
Planning Commission representa-
tives recently it had been dis
closed there are no records avail
able from which the area and
costs of public lands could be
compiled.
He said the commission repre-.
sentatives had suggested thai
plots prepared by the War (noV
Army Department showing "lane
under Federal ownership in thu
District of Columbia, 1915 bt
brought up to date by the Distric
surveyors in cooperation with the
assessor and the planning com
mission.
The budget officer said it wa!
every essential that an accurate
record of the ownership and juris'
diction of public land in the Dis
trict be maintained"
The committee assigned to fine
out as soon as possible the ares
and cost of all public land in thu
District and the ownership anc
control of such land includes
District Assessor Edward A. Dent
District Surveyor Francis Healy
and John Nolan, jr., director Of
planning for the National Cap
ital Park and Planning Commits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
You ond the D. G.. Sales Tex
.Virginions Must Pay Sales Tax
EXCEPT on Delivered Credit Items
Third OF a Series.

@. What II the purchaser did
not identify himself as District
resident. paid no tax and took the
article with him?
A. Then he would be expected
to file use tax return with the
District sales tax Office, paying
the usual tax rate.
Penalties for Violations.
@. Are there penalties for vio-
lating these regulations?
A. Under the tax collection
laws. the collector of taxes may
press a lien against property OF
any person, whether customer or
vendor, who fails to pay the tax.
The Sales Tax Act also provides
for a 500 fine as penalty for fail
ure of a vendor to register. $500
for each failure to file a proper
return, and $4,000 and year in
Jail or both for wilfully failing to
file a return.
@. Must Virginia and Maryland
merchants, buying in the District
for resale, pay the usual tax?
A. No. like District merchants
buying for resale. they must reg
lister with the District assessor
and present a certificate OF re-
sale at the time of the purchase
certifying that the goods will be
resold and not used personally.
@. What is the use tax and how
does it work?
A. For example, an individual.
makes a purchase in Virginia fol-
return to the District. If he die
not buy it for resale and failed te
pay the sales tax to the merchant
he is required to file the use tai
with the District sales tax office
Any goods purchased for resale
but used personally instead. also
is. subject to use tax.
@. Would District persons buy
ing goods in Maryland and paying
the Maryland tax be retaxed In
the District? =,
A. No, but the purchaser should
be sure to get a sales ticket show
ing he has paid the Maryland
tax.
Tomorrow: How the neU tar
mill affect your eating ana
drinkinq habits, at home ana