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Evening star., 1949-06-22
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers
rhree Lines Minimum

Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 2 times, 35c per line pei
insertion.
. to 8 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutvely,
Bic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal. SC per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles. SOC per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles OF
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before second IN
Il advsrtissmsnt was prepaid, re-
lain cash register receipt, which bears
Q serial number with date ana ioentl'
res your advertisement:
When cancelins clessinso eoVeftise.
nss|ss,os snss| e ssrs ssnSsa 70 af' ha aS''
portant In case your statement does
not show q credit for the cancella'
kfon
Evening star., 1949-06-22
SALESlAEN

SHOE SALESMAN, must b sxpess-
eneed, permanent position. Appis
aaRss saaassf' euaLrfT = soesors ssob'
nc. 1871 81 NV. 81
man axe - 20 rs With goo1 al
round eii burner exp.s sslts hSek.
ground pref. bet not essen Mnts
have eat. SAiary and ear allowance
Gail Mr.. KELLY, no. oac7, --2s
sAIEsMEs--sfon worrytag. Cosns
on over and start % work tqmerrrE-
We have q speciality that seais oarses
70 the consumer, On eafy montnay
payments and wf mean sea. Year
before last was She hsggeSs In eur
IsD-yeSr history. Last rear was
hsgEer sssii- This year eur men are
breaking gvery. Rales record Nc have
ever had. An honest aeg3cH&- Ensrend
man can earn frcrn sss 20 $50 .
week every weak In thf year. NG
enntacts furnished BASIS ersu
AGAINST earned rpmmtss1cn. Aprly
$40 RtnR Biexs ieth and u 80 nv.
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Evening star., 1949-06-22
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTARY SERVICE. daily from 0 e
Cali RE. 2075. "a
LEARN TO FLY-Only $3.50 weekly
free trial flight, no Obligation: DICE
POWELL,s NATIONAL FLIGHT SY6.
TEN, 1910 Vermont ave., ST. oS77
FLOORS, SANDING, ErNrsHrNdi ru.
RE. 0ssO. HAWKINS HooF HSs
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4 WILL NOT BE REsPONsiBLE fol
:.i .ay d'iiso 'RisoNAsp Shlsas is'1asfTffn :. 'TTn1A9
SsoTfcfMAEL ss1t s.A Il Hisii HsissiicKYAyEas 81 No
4an;ss3ins 4; Fl e held 1sae on Friday. june "a. 3.
4 pm, al our hall, for the pnrpoSe
Of Approving our bylaws. HOWAhL
A. MYLoR. secretary. Is
sTOCKHoLDERS Of the Nationa
Union Insurance Company OF Wasn.
ington for the election Of directori
and for such other lawful business
ss may come before the meeting
Y. S one. ss hsd Ui Ii. st compsns SalSes SURE oi
81. 900 900 Up street NV. on Mon.
from i to 2 o'clock pm. WILLIAM
n MAHBURY, Secretary. --24
Evening star., 1949-06-22
WE ARE AHEAD OF ls49
ARE YOU2

Business has never been more album
dant for the worker than 1t Ia today
in our industry. But then We are
business-minded people, with O. high-
ly salahle line 70 sell. We do our
own financing, eliminating delay n
commission payments. and we sd
vance sufacient electrical machines
in allied stock 70 insure high weekly
income. Our highest paid employe.
L. L., working In this branch. earned
over 5000 last week This Is really
q figure for any am6itions man 2
n not, DO not Apply, because NE
haven't time for men who are dc6g-
Ing Jobs to collect Unemployment
insurance Here are some OF the
earnings for last week paid 20 other
men In our branch: .. Z. G..
sisT -: d. D.. sI04 -; r. y. q.
Si37I5; d. J. H. Slo6, SIS You
must be able to furnish three char
acter references Previous expert
nee pnlmpcrtsnt Apply THURSDAY.
June %, IL to 2 pm. s4e5 Georgia
ave Ask for Mr.. CLARKE.
Evening star., 1949-06-22

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Evening star., 1949-06-22
HrLp MEN AND WoMfN

BOOKKEEPER. dhie. entry. good pen
man; mast be acquainted with ma
chine Bookkeeping. operation and
procedure; good salary for person
having proper qualifications rernaa.
nent with chance fer Advancement
Refs. For interview. write BOZ zo5-
COOK AND MATTRESSES. 24os
Richmond hwy. n asse. osod
TYPfsr TO do addresxsng at hogne,
Write Box 4Sn-K STAR
Evening star., 1949-06-22
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Evening star., 1949-06-22
NIP WoAGk

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xsis sehoel, Gail aftss . -
rYffsT. saperisneed snosssass st
sher,hana hslRiai. sesas lssf. VIZ
der 30. with hisssins estssssists
with ability see Mn 4 n. AskFt
Aesninsa, 1893 l. at H,s .~-&a
rfPtsT. yogns white. willing u
learn. Feod salary te starr. seed 60
pertaniIs tor savansetnsHt Apptt
per.onnti ofsts. MANHATTAN Q
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WAITRESS, whits, esss sl. mus. i,
sxperienesd ne SUNDAYS ARRiy 10
person sAis i4th Ell nv ~-as
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salary, $40. tip. sfcana saA az,
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MATTRESS, experienced AeElg Il
person, s0i0MoAs RESTAURANT
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RANT. 1919 pa ave hs rs
wAITREssEs. tao, white. ever 81,
spEcToss nsi,icArxsswN ksp
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WAIrkENsEs~~Heur 49, ana itse
q. must be evvf "a ApplY 10 pei
sog Il FL 10th ~, as
wAtTMEssfs, altfss., ilsnt eslores
nust be expef fer oaAefea ntstl
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In medical center tspins ssssntlai
81 An HouR~ Kara this .s.lly snd
pleasantly sisins beauty care ta-
strasfton1 70 iayftsd greaeA Is hf14
.ais homes I sssnsnss wsskl' Phone
coarsTasT ssaslsra isalxso,mi for r.,.ii
g.. sss'rk yia. N s's u s.ssr ss,iat tpra. are.
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ave, silver spfins ~s~ss
AMBITIOUS. euitHrsd woman tef ss.
sesBaiissssis e8BaiissstoRRe SRee'''aslsa Doa,srf,l fAs1' %
psrfsittlns nsaIhis hoafs Cal HE
nsss Ext, tos, after ao pm
MATuRID WOMAN Of nsst spesss-
apes capable Of meeting peaItf
Must be able 10 fnliss esnnfts in"
struet!ons wefk shcai . hFs PEI
Hose Of responsibility. Cal In
Evening star., 1949-06-22
COLLEGE MEN

Vacation work. II you have sales ap-
titude. we can train you tn less than
/ wk. to Join Q hard-hitting sales
organization In which our men are
is educational work. Applicant must
be bendahle, Of neat appearance and
willing to follow instpctions on Q
proven sales plan 40 must have
serious intentions OF Norktne 3 fun
months. See O. u. MURRAY. 1900
18th St "A ~ .-a4
Evening star., 1949-06-22
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
17OS @ St. NV.
MEM

Casualty claim sdjustor. young. $50
Credit collection man, inside. sxper.'
Hotel desk clerk. young, sxper.. S46
Refrigeration repsir tratnses car nec'
MN bookkeeping mach. oper.. Sits
Cierk-typist, $50.
Asst. shippins clerk. knowledge q
WOMEN
secy. advertising mgr. 5 day, $500
Seq. I'D program director days
Secy., upper Ca. ave, days, 81. 300
Eecy,. Anacostia, 5 days, So 400.
Secy., foreign embassy. 5 dys., $s,4oO
PIX reception stenographer. medica
Office. S2.700.
Public relations secy.. S2,7oo.
Many varied immed. OPENINGS, 5 days
So, 700 to SO, 200 and some perma
nent part-time secy. .-stenos.
Hookkeeper. full chg, 5 days, $226
Typists, NV. s.e, young. 3 days
$l5o-S1e0.
comptometer operator. days. 81
Evening star., 1949-06-22
Mutual 1710 @. Ma. O954

MuLuaI, Thu O, MA. V0O
MEN-Route supvr., ldry. exp, $l0g
wk.; arch. craftsman, $50 up: souno
tech. flm exp, $3.50; regis ote
bonus and allow: sales. ofhce EQUIP
ear, S225.; sales. lugsage, $40.
WOMEN - Bkpr.-Secy., $60; secy.'
law, $3.50: secy., assn. $40: sscy.
science, S215: secy. to doctor. $?0o
up; bkpr.. $50: bkpr. .-typists' sSo
bkps. mach; oprs.. Ari.: sisv; soe oen.al txnI
lists. S36-S40. -
Evening star., 1949-06-22
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Evening star., 1949-06-22
HElP MEN

zUT0 MECHANIC, permanent. larse
deet, ls hrs. several yrs. civilian
exper., are about 80 years. AR
VEKVEa. pE. 400. -22
Evening star., 1949-06-22

When answerfne advertisements
addressed to Star boSes do NOT
inclose original Tsfersncss. OF
other materials Of personal V6lHs,
Copies serps the pHrposs and
originals may Get lost.
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Evening star., 1949-06-22
MAINTENANCE MAN
MEN--21 TO IS

Are you interested in permanent. In
nortnntes o.r,d ss cspits .a oR
Co, as streetear or bus operators;
paid vacations. sick leave, free
trans. pension system; no expert.
enee necessary. We teach you and
pay you while learning. Apply now.
Friday, employment once, 3132 NJ
= st. NV Take Routes so Rossiyn.
20 Cabin John, so Friendship lights.
ktreetcRrS In d0of ia
Evening star., 1949-06-22
RUG SALESMAN

Experience necessary: commission ba
sis; excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement: 20es discount on pur.
chases, free hospitalization and
other employe benefits. Apply per-
sonnel once. 5th floor. GOLDEN
BERG'S, 7th andsK SITS. NV. --c3
statesmen WANTED
We are looking for q man between
an exc exccStivr ut Is selling job. He lei may s1,r or
may not have had previous selling
experience, but should be assres-
sive. persuasive and capable Of
adapting his personality 70 an es-
eS shorid e. p9n99si 9n9srssisa u Il esrnsn. hss
tween $4,000 and $4,000 yearly.
Apply Mr.. MA0ILIlS, Room 31O.
Ring BLDG. 18th and NJ sts. nv.
Evening star., 1949-06-22
PtAG9 DRAWN
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Evening star., 1949-06-22

YOUNG MEN
Interested In teaching. supervistng
interviewing. with opportunity u
become branch managers.
ARTHUR MURRAY'S
Expansion program has made opport
for high caliber. personnel. . yrs
college educ. pref. but not essential
Previous exper. not nee. Apply p
person, q TO O, Mon. saarough Frt.
See MISS FERRE.L. Do not phone.
1f1R Cnnn ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-22
SHOE SALESMAN

011NJG O<k4lEk51SX<21N
Thoroughly experienced. TO sell men'a
and women's better shoes; perma-
and commission.
VIM. HAHN & co.
Evening star., 1949-06-22
SECRETARIES

fAwal. Sl35, $500; legal bookkeep-
ire,' $500; misc, 5-day, $2.S60;
bookkeepers, 5-day, $4,000; drafts
men, expd., ONCE forms. varietypist'
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 612 Wash. Blds.'
ST Q442.
Evening star., 1949-06-22
'ORGA,lNISTo CAMS

Experienced for electronie organ
Must be available part time for
special store and church demon.
on sales nTomntion sts.e hrisfiy
experience and affliations. Inter.
view arranged. BOX 4sl-R, Star.
Evening star., 1949-06-22

HELP WANTEp AGENCIES
EECRETARIES 60, typists. bookkeep-
ers, at top salaries needed now for
select positions. We have the better
openings. Est. So yrs. Courteous
service. BOYD's, 700 18th st. cor.
a sf MA 22An
Evening star., 1949-06-22
E.xperienced HogteSs
HILp poMEsTic

HCTTI, WASHINGTON CsJFFFx Essf%
AaEtsy IN persnN. ss&sfsAs asssskassl
befseef fn sm Arc y b sr s
Evening star., 1949-06-22
HELP MEN
FLOOR MAN

Department store experience neees-
sary: discount on purchases. Apply
Box sam, Star. --23
Evening star., 1949-06-22
L. FRANK co.
issh and 2 Sc -
SALESLADY
SECRETARY

Exp. Age $3.50, sse4stsrsai duties
pstsst iaw sssses Attractive trvtf-
enFnen,, ss~hf. wk. Hsns Haas
MF fthfs9 ia
Evening star., 1949-06-22

Department store experience neces-
sary: discount on purchases. Apply
Box sam, Star. -23
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
AND STOCKMAN
Must have experience; 20gs discount
on purchases; 5-day wk. free hos
pitaliZation and other employe BEN
efits Apply personnel once. 5th
floor. GOIDENBERG' s. Sth and X
stS. NV. --23
LIQUOR SALESMAN
We are looking for o man to add 70
our StafT One who has had selling
exper. Aggressive. good personality.
excel. opport. for advance. perm,
good salary: refs. REQUIRED, Boz
Som. Star -a6
MAINTENANCE MAN
White, for lge. garden-type apt.
DEVELOPMENT. In nearby Nd; mar
ried, sober and reliable: engineers
license required, exper. with ise.
oil burners: capable of supervising
colored janitor; good salary. 2-bed-
rm. apt. and all utilities Box 3s3-
NJ. Star. 20
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AVON COSMETICS

Expss Ter altsrstssus or ladies' NAtst,
STORES NC eisss ' g. a.
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Clerk-StenoRrapher
LINGERIE SALESLADY

capable af supsrvtstns Department
Coed salary thss eanmfassssH D.
day wesk. 90 hoafs. AasAnesmsnt
for eapAhls person Aas Is 70 80
Ap05E Personnel 0fseA
Evening star., 1949-06-22

"a
NIcuT MAN, colorsd. large apt, 500
pss me- me- 1s4l Columbia I'd. "a Nv
oil BURNER MECHANIC, expert
enced only need apply: must have
b. c license; position permanent.
Phone DI. 0744. ask for MR..
GERAU. .-23
PAINTER. exp. only, for work in lge.
apply LEO NJ. BERNsrEIN & Co.
Realtors, l415 K st. NV. ME. 5400,
PAINTER, white. experienced; must
be reliable, steady worker. Call
PSINrHRs WANTED, apply wilson
lane and Bradley blvd. or call MIR.
RENSHAw. CHI. bS76 after pm.
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We reasise o psssxsni wesnas 10 Ass
- nsi4ts1cshse5 representative o.
poFtaetty ta earn NJ hs nsFt ~
fusi TINA. Write THEf4AA HHuwA.
1905 Ne. gixw r.. Rat. IL Nd.
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Griffith Is Named Chairman
OF Defense Unit for Chest

Paul H. Griffith. personal as
sistant to Defense Secretary
johnson. has been named Defense
Department chairman for the
Evening star., 1949-08-21

Baths in every pit are feature
OF the British National Coal
Boards plan for miners welfare,
on which 81 100000 will be spent.
Evening star., 1949-08-21

pointed special assistant to the
Attorney General. A year later.
though. they moved to California,
where Mr.. Clark had charge of
trying cases for the antitrust
division of the Justice Depart
ment. They returned here in
1912, when he took charge OF
war-fraud cases. He was ap-
pointed Attorney General in 1945
Yet, Mrs. Clark revealed. a
stroke of fate may have changed
his public career. He had written
his resignation from the Govern
ment in 1945 and intended to
return to Texas to practice law
privately with his brother, when
their son, Ramsey, had to have
an operation. Thisrdelayed the
Clark's departure one month. And
in that month. quite Unexpectedly
he was appointed Attorney Gen.
eral.
Mrs. Clark disclosed another
side of the new justice when she
revealed that he was "a wonderful
dish wiper and could make Won
derful corn cakes, too," when the
Clark family all worked together
during the war years at household
chores.
Evening star., 1949-08-21
IAbduI|ah Calls on U.N. Hunt Pressed for Man
To Dismanhe |sraers Who Attacked Woman
jerusalem Arms Cache In Her Parked Car

Police searched last night for a
man who raped the 27-year- old
wife of a Marine sergeant early
yesterday after surprising her in
parked automobile at Thirteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
Sc.
The woman, who lives in the
TOO block of G street Sc, told
police she had arranged to meet
her husband there because he was
arriving from Camp Lejeune, N. c..
and was unfamiliar with Washing
ton.
Under the impression that she
had rolled up all the windows and
locked the doors, she apparently
fell asleep.
About 2 am, a proWler opened
the car door and struck her over
the head. apparently with black
jack, then thrust pillow over
her head to stif1e any screams.
AS soon as the man fled after
taking her purse containing $50
and the car keys. the victim
screamed and blew the horn.
The noise attracted a couple
driving by. Learning Of the at
tack, the motorist gave chase. but
lost the attacker in an alley.
Two hours later police arrested
4 1-year- -old colored laborer Sleep
ing in a truck near the scene, but
released him after questioning.
Arriving about an hour after the
attack. the woman's husband
learned she was being treated at
Gallinger Hospital for severe
bruises on the cheek and wrist.
She later was discharged.
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Man Who Dived From Ship
After Arrest Still MISSING

Police yesterday searched in
vain for a man who escaped from
the brig of the excursion steamer
Bear Mountain and plunged into
the Potomac River Friday night.
The man, identified as Jack
Martin, Is, of the 400 block of
Randolph street NV, had been
arrested by Detective Sergt. Ralph
w. Creel on a charge of taking a
purse owned by Miss Margaret
Gathright of Arlington Farms.
Shortly after he was placed in
the ships brig, he tore away a
screen wire over a window. ran
to the deck and dived over the
railing just aft of the paddle
wheel. The steamer was near
Boiling Air Force Base at the time.
Harbor police dragged the river
all day yesterday and will con-
tinue the search with daylight to-
day. They said Martin was only
q fair" swimmer.
Only clue they recovered yes
terday was a coat, believed to be
Martins, turned inside out and
floating near a dock.
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Indiana Woman Charged
In Poison Death Of Mother
BY the Assoeioied Press

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Aug. 90
Mrs. Clarence Spurlock. 81, of
Evansville. Ind. was arrested here
today on a charge that she killed
her mother by poison.
officials said she also will be
questioned about the death of her
father and the illness of her hus-
band.
Two detectives stopped Mrs.
lSpurlock as she and her husband
entered town.
Sheriff Frank Mcdonald of
Evansville signed a murder afi-
davit yesterday accusing her Of
the death Of her mother, Mrs.
Eunice Irene Dearing, IS, who died
in hospital last November Is. He
said the body was exhumed August
3 and examination definitely
showed poison caused the death.
The father, Winter E. Dearing,
SO. died April 5. Sheriff Mcdonald
said his body also will be ex-
amined.
Mrs. Spurlock's husband, 39-
year-old Arleigh, told reporters
they were driving to Hot Springs,
Ark. He was locked up briefly
himself but was released.
Mrs. Spurlock's attorney, Friel
Hastings, said Mr.. Spurlock was
suffering from arthritis and was
to be treated at Hot Springs,
Evening star., 1949-08-21
Hundreds Pay Tribute
AT KIan Chiefs Grave
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTA, Aug. 20.-The crosses
of the Ku Klux Klan followed I'm
perial Wizard Samuel Green to his
grave today.
And so did hundreds Of his
friends, relatives, unmasked Klans-
men, minor politicians and police
men.
But not once did the minister,
the Rev. Arthur Van Gibson. men
ton the name Of the 59-year -old
physician. He. simply asked God
to alleviate the suffering Of DR..
Green's family. Otherwise the
services were straight out Of the
Presbyterian Book Of Common
Prayer.
+ There were Klansmen present
from Alabama, Georgia and South
Carolina and flowers enough to
bank the dais and line the walls OF
the crowded 400 seat chapel.
There was a crpss Of flaming red
carnations from the Boys Of
Klavern No. /" and there were
other crosses inscribed from the
Klan's KlavernS.
The rich and the poor were
present: women in fresh linen
gowns and others in wrinkled cot
ton. men in tailored suits and
shirtsleeves.
Throughout the day hundreds
-streamed by the casket Of the
man who was the victim Of heart
attack Thursday night.