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Evening star., 1949-03-28
Lord UIlswater Dies

WOODBRIDGE, England Mar.
% (P).-Viscoun UllsWater. Speak
er of the House of Commons from
1905 to 1921, died last night, five
days before his Oath birthday.
Lord Ullswater was active in poll
tics for many years. He was a
Conservative Party member OF
Parliament from 1885 to 1921,
when he was elevated to the peer
Evening star., 1949-03-28

Gardens. 3031
Sedgwick street
NV. He had
been suffering
from q heart
all m e n t for
some time.
A Methodist
minister since
1898, DR.. Clark
had, been con-
n e c t e d with
American Uni
versity sin e e
1922. when he
was appointed
the univerSity'S
Evening star., 1949-03-28
Garn nf Thanka

GLENN, BEATRICE. We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks to our many
friends and neishbors for their Kindness,
sympathy cards, kilograms and lovely
flowers at the passing of my wife
HARRY M. GLENN AND FAMILY,
Evening star., 1949-03-28
Dr.. Lucius T.. Clark,
President Emeritus Of
American IT,, Dies

The Rev. DR.. Lucius Charles
Clark, 10, president emeritus of
American University. died yester-
day at his home in the Tilden
Evening star., 1949-03-28

HALE, PFC. DONALD CAMERON Killed
in Italy. December 5. 1e43, Pfc.
M s.: i;
Evening star., 1949-03-28

~ AIssaSd5,s j Il III Aospiial' ROSE rYRfE q
loved danghter Of Henry Tryee, devoted
sister of Mrs. Bertha Gladnry. Mrs. Mabel
Nicholas and Birel Tryee and other rela-
tlVes and host OF friends Remains rest
ing at the John r. Rhines h Co Funeral
home. 22I N Patrick ST, Alexandria, Va
Tnesday Maeh afe4 Dm fa
Wednesday, March 30 at pm. Rev R. B.
Stronge officiating. Interment Union Gem
WARE, HERMAN S. Departed this life
dencs. 9ol oath st; NV HERMAN s.
crime Ware, father of Herman Ware. jr.;
son of the late John and Bertha Ware.
brother Of Mrs. Hattie Banks. Mrs Bertha
c; and Samuel Ware. Friends may call
at Boyd's. 1898 goth st. NV, after 8 pm
ontn Mondsy ,o March o. rs. Funeral TUESDAY,
funeral home. Interment in Arlington
National Cemetery
WATERS. WILLIE. On Saturday. March
rs; l2ss' At Galinser Hospital WILLIE
neral later. Services by sewart
WE WERNER Y GO GARotYS D. Sr;a L On sunday,
Robert e Werner, daughter OF Airing ton
and Violet LabarIe; sister Of Christina
(
linston Lsbarre: jr. Remains resting At
sVe until 70 pm mondsg Marea
2s. Services and interment Penn Argyle.
1sss Miss ia s5aIs %aiTE + f4ss Il:
phine. Lora, Edward White and Mrs.
c. Lee and Comdr. Andrew W Lee d s.
N Services at ,th the S; H: Hines CO. Fu-
Wednesday,, March 80. at pm. inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
WILLIAMS, MARY HOLMES. On Mon
day, March %, 1949, at her residence,
724 goth ST. g.. Arlington, MARY HOLMES
WILLIAMS, beloved wife Of the late For
W. stansfield, Miss Marie E. Williams, DR..
w. T. Pearce and Louis A. Williams. Re-
mains resting at Chambers Funeral Home,
3012 M st. NV. until Tuesday, March %.
at 2:30 pm. Services at Christ Episcopal
terment in Columbia Gardens.
WILSON. AUBREY. Suddenly on satur-
day, March 20. I949, AUBREY WILSON
ones brother, Joseph M. wilson; four sis
ters, Martha, Ruth and Alberta Wilson
and ls. friends. ssm.ps resting 1G3s With : L
Funeral from Simpson Memorial A.. NJ
E. Church Wednesday: March 30, at 30
a. l. ths M,Ts. Esv casnt, as od,.tns Ms
" WILSON: JHMEs =. JK. Suddenly on
Z, JANIS :. wfIsoN. husband Of Edna
Wilson. brother q Cora s,oun.; Be- Bessie
ton, Viol. M.rlov and RAYMOND q VII
son. Notice Of funeral later. Arrangs-
ments by NaivsA D sehsy.
Evening star., 1949-03-28

day, March - 1919 al the Frederick
Memorial Hospital. WILLIAM EDWARD
LEWIS. beloved husband of the late YER
mona Gibson Lewis, father of J. Edward
Lewis, Clarksbure. Nd Mr.. Lewis rests
at Gartner,S Funeral Home. Gaithersburg
thence to the Clarksbure NJ 3. Church
where funeral services will be held at
m lnterment church cemetery
Evening star., 1949-04-04
u. ). Plant SABOTAGE
Produced bud Bomb
German Expert Says
ey the Assoeie.sd Press

BERLIN. April IA 'Germtn
expert claims that hundreds pf
bombs dropped by Ameriqn
planes on Berlin during the Vr
failed to explode because thy
apparently were sabotaged In
United States war plants.
Werner Stephan. 32-year-l Id
demolition engineer. said yesu-
day he personally had found Is
American duds that showed e.
dence of sabotage inside te
workings. Some of his men ei-
ployed in digging up duds in he
ruins of the smashed city haze
found just as many. he said.
Maj. Gen. w. z. Hall, a Unied
States Air Force officer and NV
chief of American intelligence n
Germany, said he knew noting
about 1t, but the Air Corps CT
tainly Is interested in finding at
just how such sabotage coud
occur"
Defective Fuses Cited.
Air Force headquarters at Wis-
baden said one Of its experts hid
exploded between 5000 and TOO
duds at Wright Field. Ohio. D.
fective fuses were found in all II
them, the headquarters said, bit
sabotage was not involved. Tie
fault in manufacture has ben
corrected. |
CAT Dayton, the Wright
Field public relations Office
denied that 5000 or 1000
bombs ever were exploded
there. He said a few bombs
may have been set of there
and suggested that bomb
testing project probably was
handled by the Air Force
ordnance office at Aberdeen,
Md.
However. an Aberdeen
Proving Grounds spokesman
said an officer stationed there
since before the war never had
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Martin Work Appointed
To Reich Occupation Job

Martin H. Work, national pro-
gram director Of the National
Catholic Community Service. has
been appointed by Secretary Of
Army Kenneth Royal as an ex-
pert consultant to the Office of
Military Government in the
United States Zone of Germany,
1t was announced today.
Mr.. Work. who has been asso-
ciated with radio as a writer and
director for many years, will
work with the educational and
cultural division in Germany in
the, field of radio and religion.
He will leave tomorrow for Ger
many, where he will spend three
months on the assignment A
native OF San Francisco. Mr.. Work
is a graduate of Loyola Univer-
sity, Los Angeles, and the Uni
versity of Southern California.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
PTA Ponel Discussion
Set ot Chevy Chose

A panel discussion CT children
and education all oe hid nj the
Chevy Chase Elementary School
Parent Teacher Association meet
lng at Q pm. tomorrow IN the
school
Speakers viii BE- Mrs Ben Bay
Ior. II. president OF Leland Junior
High School PTA DT Mary GFau,
MonigomeTy County elementary
school supervisor Edgar NJ DoSlg =
lass. assistant superintendent ct
schools IN the county. and Dean
Hugh G Price. Of Montgomery
Junior College.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
HELP WoMEk

ALTERATION HAND. experiepeee. for
iscies' resdy-te-wear. knovledse OF
htttns; seoe psy. eniy white need
sgply l92t Ss.s- .ss nv. - -
knit underwear Department, ass 70
to 4as; s-6sy. sfs-hoaf week. TO-
discount on vqrchsses. Apply ssn-
ploymeni once, 4th fNor, LANE
BuR0H n Baos. IN. sth ane n
AssisTASr credit msn.ss--psrns-
vancsmeni Ageiy Il psrssr e NJ
sIsUTirfaSl sn~.-4; nsv p. .ssrr.
EaI plus conn Hu. se.A. WILLIAM
or NEW YORK HAIR sTTlsT
BEAUTIcIAs. sn-srcsne speratas.
THE HaIrsTYLIsT. at fhliipsherns
a0S JftS a nv.
BEAUTrCIAN. sxperfsnesd DoRo.
THEA MAE BEauTY sHoRrk !sss -,
BEAuTIcIAss tsl, sxesrasnese AZ
aroune Apols rRAscEs Drs
srAuTIeiAs. as'-srsune ssper. a..r.
s's::s s;;:s;' .siass isis!sfs' ss!s. si sI ssfss
'nanTse.ss sossralssssa rsaxrs siIs aAss fI, sTvl
TsTs. s4os os- ave- Oil. sns Ma.
svauTy orgaaToR. sgs-sreand, .r.
sosh 81 nss u ssk. cr cenn, 49,
BEAUTY orssAros-An-.rssaa 60
;1Ul ;;lssa' IA nassssasR ssssasR ma ssss. -
Evening star., 1949-04-04
ITU Strikers Reject
New Contract Offer
By Chicago Papers
sy ire Asseeia.ee Press

CHICAGO. April 4.-The latest
publisher terms for settlement of
the 16-month-old printer strike
against Chicagc's five major daily
newspapers were rejected yester-
day.
John J. Ptlch. president OF Lo-
cal Is, AFL International Typo
graphical Union. said the print
ers voted, 1886 TO 90. against &C
cepting the contract proposal
submitted by the publishers sew
eral weeks ago.
The rejected proposal included
a wage increase of $40 a week.
but Mr.. Pilch said that and sew
eral other conditions were not
acceptable.
Woodruff Randolph OF Indian
apolis. international president of
the union. had described eight of
IL clauses in the proposed con-
tract as not conforming to ITU
laws. Some Of the conditions, he
said. would require further nego-
tiations. but other could be made
acceptable by clariications or
mere word changes.
The wage increase would have
made the scale $3.50 for 1914
hours OF day work, sl0l for the
same number of night hours and
sl0l for 80 hours on the third
shift which goes to work about
midnight.
Mr.. Pilch said the proposed
terms were greatly inferior as re-
CARDS security and working con-
ditions to the contract our local
entered into in January with the
Hammond undD Times. Further
more, the contract offered us by
the Chicago newspapers would
have given our Chicago members
a wage considerably below what
is being paid to our men in HAM
mond."
The 1.500 printers have been on
strike since November "a. 1947.
Evening star., 1949-04-04

heard Of any such dud test
project at Aberdeen
May Take 50 Years.
Stephan has been decorating
dud bombs in Berlin since the
war broke out. first in the Ger
man Army and now as the civilian
chief of the city's bomb squad
He figures it will take so years
to dig up all the unexploded
bombs beneath the ruined build
ings
When the dud bombs first were
found. at the height of the Allied
bombing attacks in 1914. Stephan
said he was so impressed he made
a special report To the Reich Sc
curity police He said he was
told: Don't bother about that, we
have plenty Of friends overseas. -
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 3 times. 35c per line pei
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively, 33c
| per line per insertion.
7 times or longer. consecutively
3lc per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal. Sc per
tine additional.
Advertisements of New Auto
mobiles. soc per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Fit rate per line --- Soc
tut-of-town Rate is charged on
allhdvertising IS miles or more
trot Washington.
Ceims for errors must be made in
tim} for correction before second in
Hadvertisement was prepaid, re-
taine ash register receipt, which bears
Q seal number with date and tdenti-
des four advertisement.
Wen canceiins ciassified advsftise.
can&lation number, This Is i'm.
porttt in case your statement does
not how o credit for the cancella.
tionl f=t2
Evening star., 1949-04-04
HELP MEN
ACETYLENE BURNER to cut up auto
N. .ohiIee nDTNNTR,G ATTIC phPTE

ACETYLENE BURNER to cut up auto
mobiles. BRENNER's AUTO PARTS,
1910 Montana ave. ne. FIR. 1940..
ARCHITECT. experienced in com
nn.Itia msreial construction; constr sooda perm: perm:
and past history. Box 2e3-D, Star.
ASSISTANT MANAGER to operate
filling station and parking lot; must
diins men D'',s and Be- Known Known as u n mer-
SRp e sss SERVICE i F'iei %fa
AUTO sSR ST. MECHANIC. h;ci good pay "a and
son, HERsoH SS'.sGrF AuTo { pss HPpLiARcE L nee
AGPo So Sta aEGaASrc. IN e s.'' Rish Ra chrysl.r
Corp. products, experienced, for au-
thorized service dept, 5-day week;
centive plan and other ADVANTAGES
See Mr.. Howard Smith. PEAKE
MOTOR CO., wis. ave. and Albe-
marie st; Or, 1000. IS
exp. mechanics Immediately; com
pensation on a commission basis,
Nelson, HILL q TIBBfTTs. lila
ATTo EfTDost sALEsMAs. iss Nv used cars. - x.l
established company, plenty Of nice
prices in town. Good salary and
commission to start. High steady
earninss and secure future assured.
pm. AUTo WHoLEsALERs. nc,
AssisTaNT iSd'sfsSls MANAGER I'll for for and 1oc
store: must know counter layout and
window dressing' hard worker. State
salary expected. Box 25S-B, Star.
AUTO PARTS MAN-Here is an op-
portunity for an aggressive young
man experienced in Ford products to
become associated with one Of the
seslersSps days Slpss' ase Sc. 0fsf Mr sennesf
FRANK SMALL. Jr.. si5 Pa. ave.
BooKKEEpER-TYPIsT, under 30 yrs.
of age, one that has had expert:
work under pleasant surroundinEs;
and board; permanent position: va,
Army NAVY COUNTY, CLUB
noY Stoe oy.s lsth st. for s' sm. Ap Vs sod. foSn
tain. Monday, Friday, Saturday
and every other Sunday. sill Pm
BfGILpozER fE sSis OPERATOR. must be
thororshly exp: CH. s42o: IS
BUTCHER; must be exp. and steady
to work In DIGS. store: good work.
p.m, 1ns ePne'' 81 dss sSo0 vk sA'asxi assxHiASkMASs
MARKET, 400 Kennedy st. NV. --6
BUTCHER-All around man; must
know something about meat. Apply
2515 Bladensburg I'd. ne. TR.
CAR WASHER, Ford agency. excel
WA. O90O. BILLHIMER g. PALMER
CO, 3l1o Hamilton st. Hyats's-
CHEF. M Experienced only: must have
Esss EetsTs9se Rsgg9dsyustET Ag9ly RssEssn 4s nq New
CLERK. s5-ss. 5ls-day week. some
bookkeeping experience. Located near
WASHINGTON Circle. Call RE 2e11
CLERKS taJ. white, to learn credit
and financial reporting, together
with title work: must be 194S or
1949 graduates of q senior hish
school. live with parents in or near
Washington; permanent position in
large ONCE near 18th and n sts.
urdays; salary to start. $40 mo; no
CLERK. for work on cigar counter;
must have experience in the. sales
and merchandising Of tobacco,
magazines, candy. stationery: sx-
perienced only need apply. EMPIRE
CREDIT MANAGER. exper. to handle
instailment accounts; car necessary
pod salary. Boz 42e-D. Star. -
Evening star., 1949-04-04
L. J. Williams Named
To Democratic Post

Leonard J. Williams, president
of the Montgomery County Young
Democratic Club, has been named
alternate National Committeeman
for the Young Democratic Clubs of
M,ryland.
Robert Cremins. member OF the
Montgomery County Club, has
ben named to the State Executive
rorpoitfaa
Evening star., 1949-04-04
SAtESMEk Cent. J

saiesman. full ttms THE A R
KEiR co, Hyattsviils, Nd uN
PAINT SALESMAN to sell nsttensn,
famous line Of paint In ~ssh, for
drrful acceptance built up ever 81
yrs viii EiVe good volume to start
Man must be aggressive. neat sober
and well liked by the trade and poA-
sess sense Of responsibility 10 his
SALARY expected and family rsspon-
sibilities In your reply Our en-
ployes notified of this sd. Box
NATIONAL CONCERN has Opsnius
for a man TO travel. Salary. and
expenses. Must have eoll.ss back a.
for : men Aptitude requirement
only, See MR. NICK. Q TO IT. 90
THE REUBEN n. DoNNELLEY corr.
telephone directory advertising sales
Representatives for the Chsss pesks
mas for saieSmen. expansion In this
area OF one OF the countrYs larHest
adveriisinR sales agencies makes II
possible for US to ofIsr TO youns uer
the opportunity OF ENTERING our or.
s.n.eity sn1i,on .s. ~ sa'sass,ns sem. ,o-s. is.
education pfsfrrred. sales expeIl-
enee helpful but not essential We
have compiste ssIes tralains pro-
sram.. SALARY while 10 tiainins
e6mnai.sien: iissaal Ss:*.nss ssp,.
ifsI 9TH at NV End noof a
mani pleasant outside work; atfrsc
tive commissions See Mr.. KANE
!la 9TH st. nw,
our phops. plenty a,i, q ssd, :, opes, .sa;
operators' eGerty i0' phon. fsI, sFa' 81 S3ss '0'
REAL ESTATE Statesmen te>, en.
errettc. tidy. young men, for fast
srowing company. experience not
sGsShBSN sfnsff az isvEsMrsF isifRss n Go eor;. Il
SIS TO sIoo DAILY FRONT money
must be free to travel. men over
90 this is ~, the bs:t s dsal U 3. seSs GO u
MsN ss' ws.rKn Ws, Hnrr'nston ~ H0,sa som, g. i'm
nns prov.m.nt. "Hshp, 5000 d opportunity m G for for
risht man Call for appointment,
ST. 1855 or ST. 4s3a. IS
SALESMAN. experienced in automo-
mobile accessories and automobile
sales; permanent position, good sal
AIRY and commission Chance for
sons auTo 4 APPLIANCE co
sth and o SITS. NV. DE, 900 s
sALEsMEN with all major electrical
appliances, sttraettvs nay Tor al
men willing to work, experience no,
necessary but helpful; car necessary
manager. J L. BATEMAN a son.
RoofrsG s AND ND 'siDrSG .ai.snfp'
best deal in town. Can TO. s.sa
Evening star., 1949-04-04
Deoths Reported

Prem TIE D c Bureau ef wa! ssaglEtaes
Infant yeaa SlcEsss- csEa Hoiss.re Ne
Infant Betty Del sass EellsnE Fsa1s
Infa 1t EcE;oEs, unknown
Infant MoH.soneEy, s4So FE'ass
Infant n.Kinn.y. sIv.r sprlns Nc
Insani Bean ATilaEICn. Va
MARY GrtGn. 80. l@s5 Ssw Jersey
lanes Reed. s.. slSs Ms ~
Infant Cheek. so@e Asvy.aBe ave
Infant ESREins, iS3S Ffostcszss s. re
Infant Brown. 1880 W - rw
Catherine &aHw-H, IS. 1850 Nsw.er -
Mar Reaner - rot ssy+1
Jean Fore 80. 2AsS OntArle &c ~
Robert ShipnAa- 50 ssnS " ooast.vs 70
Nd
Antnony vosls. s.. sos3 Ian s. nv
John Barrett. Sc, lsI5 II s. re
Garnett BotinE. -, @IS -
Jeannette WeApef 4o, AylEnEtcE Va
Infant SAn6sfsf. 35l7 Amss ~ ~
Frances RAymonS 81. Slp r - re
Belle catlett 20. Sl2A, y - ~
James Herbert. 81 2ls s s, ~
In Kenya a rhinocerous killed a
bull. wounded COW. 'treed a
native and damaged a house be-
fore ii was killed.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
rREE MEN. exp, top pay, COLUMBIA
TREE SERVICE CO, call WA. 6815

IKsE FREE MlA sERvicE sne eo, eSp 'e eesil VA ssi5
TRUCK SALESMAN, to handle lisht
and heavy truck sales for large Ford
leadership. Must be aggressive,
have sales ability and proven recora
Give age and experience. BOX 2ss-
uPPHoIsTERER. experienced, hishly
specialized hish-class work; new
CONSTRUCTION, redoins old furniture.
wiNpoW Gsh Sc fsRsiiMsMER-sALEsMAN, ssis ss-
roSse ets + A. IA; g sS ss54ggssf VIVA efys: ,s.:
wis. ave. Bethesda. Nc; -
YOUNG MAN. single white. fTss s.,no 70
can earn 500 per wk Mr. YOUNG,
cairo Hotel; between 5 and Pm
YOUNG MAN. between p ara 80,
chasing division OF life insurance
printing helpful: Apply between
fssnssAhcr sns II go 60. Es@aas.Noso soon 20. i sls
YouSG aSp T. NAN. on. Who thinks he
would like selling as career;
willing to accept advice and follow
dirsctions. There Is an .,ssns gpen'ns
medium and hish-prics automobile
Should in time produce better than
average earninss. Salary VIII be
paid while training Apply Mr
EmEee. HALEY's. NC 2oeo N
YOUNG MAN for blue print work
and messenger service IN steel shop
once; apply Mr.. J. Goundry. BARBER
& BOSS CO. Avn and ChanninE
ysoir,ss si ss;e' NAN. Ps Gnsl Under 30. free to
travel, as neid auditor for life in
suranee company. permanent posi-
ton; must be scod at nsures and
have training. OF experience IN
sse9anssnfEso EsouTHIgEE hIgli ofiTssn fTFs rNsuR o.
ANcE CO.. Room 700. SIS i4th
sMaTukpar Al .al.swork inside store.
selling Of hardware and butldins
materials; exp Boz nessss..y. & s,. Reply Win
DO You Know SOME ONE able 20
teach accordion after work hrs. and
sats.: coed pay. Box 3so-D. star.
HAnpwa.E.yegsns Re- lga, man, @ sa,,s; ,;;:, e. {:
nondrinker, and able TO furnish
refereTee. Perm. pos See Mr., Rupp.
12lo Wis, ave, Bethesda. Nc. -
oPPORTUNITY for young man 70
become a hiSh-ranking shoe sales
man: must be neat, vide awake ane
sHOF STORE. 1871 II ST. ne. --6
IMMEDIATE OPENING for man over
30 TO become permanent local repre-
sentative of old established nTm In
field Of horticulture. Pleasant con-
facts among home owners. farmers
and small land owners IN semiprofes-
Sfonal capacity. Car Necessary.
Complete training by successful com
pany representative. Excellent com
pensstien discussed st 4ntervtew.
i. write QODsoN, Boz 2o7 Newark
New Ytfk stats.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
SkcIAL NOTICES

AccoUNTNT, exp; books started,
kept parfime; audits, tax services
GAS 5ss'- HfstSs 9AtsS74i BOILERS. automatic
boilers, rliators, bathrooms. kitch-
ems, etc. immediate installations;
small nightly pmts: ,Nc THGMPS9oN PSSo
sERaEsdf EaRuAEhssdfRxE sEsScE e0 mo for l eie5Sns sDns
tears or hoth damage. We cali
sTfISnRi Tf Silis .S6 So SSSWsSsiERs-E:ectrtc SSWssiE
mercial, by old, established firm
(35 yrs.l Immediate repairs. Free
estimates PENN ELECTRIC con-
S1RuCTlN co. GE. 1884; >
WILL Mt be responsible ",ns hv f0T 1vs.n any
efAiIsvSERffAs. fisS 'IaiSz't IENz' 4eas deefsia
Will TNt be responsible for any
bills unle contracted by myself.
FRANK Re1NsoN' 3 Fenton ST. 5n ne
ATTENTION BUSINESSMEN, our
exp. publfaccountant. Mr.. Kipnis,
specializesh interviewing and plac-
ants ant ATIs AGENCY. o RE SzsS.
! WILL NO. BE RESPONSIBLE for
easRsr a otS tssn HaseIf'eJ nyseif. Join s. 5 s9ses e
Will Will soi ssaoaiRsf sf REsfossrBLE HI a'SrL for
sss;1 essn4i th;P sl| n5'f!f 3 It: s.A alfred Nc
toms foSmst professional musi-
clans; dofnown studio. CAPITAL
Mgslc Igs fp1os' ST 1892, o! uN'
SNAIL SMALL tsNEssMEN-eet fac
tory prica On small orders of bust
ness enYopes, letterheads. bill
heads, bIiness cards. salesbooks.
forms, ell MR.. SMITH, GE. 25s7.
HEREAFTH I will not be responsible
for debts Incurred BY amy sone but
myself YRT1N L. GALLAGHER,
xtoTiscE sasss n.TDlssoLurIos OF
psrt9srsh It9s The na 5.tTssg DsTtns5seD ,.,s s
McMallen I'd Roy Fowler, OF on May
Press and the Guide Newspaper,
was dissoBd by mutual consent,
effective arch l, l94a, and in
the future 10y Fowler will operate
Mullen wi operate the Aetna
Press as a&ole proprietorship. G.
CRAIG McFLLEN, ROY FOWLER.
March 25, R49. mhas.ap4.11.
THE BOARI OF ACcoUNTANCx
hold tSl '1a sxan, lions io o. on no's Wsednesdsy.
Thursday az Friday, May is, 1e
and 20, 1e4{ for applicants seekins
to practice the District OF Co
lumbia as cftifed public account
ants; Initial applications. must be
Board and led not later than April
16, 1949. Repeat candidates must
advise by Ne same date, April 16,
1919, OF Lention to sit for the
MTLLsD T. CHARLTON.
Secretary.
l5o7 NJ Sc. rT.. washington s, d. c.
Evening star., 1949-04-04

Meanwhile. the Ave papers have
continued publication by use @!
photo engraving process The
papers are the Sun Times. the
Tribune. the Herald American
the Daily News and the journal
OF Commerce.
Evening star., 1949-04-04
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE, eolored. TO live in nearby
Nd. on small farm: room and board
furnished wife To assist with house
work. man 70 do chores. WA 6a4e
-
as3 Bonifani at. 8. g.. Nd sH
A MAN AND WIFE. who ia a good
cock. who would ksep house for
one man: rent free Box 24a-E-
star
10 care for garden
and rrounds wIfs 70 cook and kerp
house: no children. furn, hse-. board
and good xaiary to right coanle
Both muxi be fhsFouxhly sxn. and
intelligent WA, 81 Sc.
shoe kateswoman. permanent posi-
ton. also for Sat extra work. Ap-
Div mansaer. QUEEN QUALITY
BOOT SHOP. INC. l.st St n.w
Evening star., 1949-04-04
HELP MEk

EMPLOYED MEN. "a TO so, for part
time sales work. ewes and Sat
ability to meet people more impor-
tRnt than exper, about 81 sos
hr. REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS,
phone MA. 1886. 10 ANS pm
WANTED-PART TINE MAN with
l6 hours available weekly to help
contact 500, 900 veterans sttll no,
taking advantage OF the Gi Bill OF
Rights Must have car over 81
courses available Sl5 90 salary
to start with chance TO earn double
and triple plus auto allowance and
bonuses. We can also use limited
number OF fun time men, previous
sales experience helpful Write
AMERICAN TECHNICAL SOCIETY
VP. $50 T. 5sth. Chicago -.
end COOK AND PANTRYMAN, LIST
class Call WI, 461s, ask for
steward y
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SAiEsMEA

EXCELLENT OPFoR. for salesman 70
represent distributor Of national
recognired eornmereiel refrtstfatton
and drugstore equipment, ftore
AIDS furn; knew iedxs Of stores and
equipment desired bat not necessary.
eaiss sxnaxr paramount. CAB IA
6s10 o. IA z242. -
Evening star., 1949-04-04
ADVERTISEMENT.
Eve Dont's For
Factory Workers

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Evening star., 1949-04-04
statesmen

Our statesmen don't do any eanvassinE
delivering. calling back, collecting or
servicing. Ours is q specially sold
on easy terms. II you are Just fair
you should earn 500 9 week II you
are tops. you should earn $3.50 up
every week in the year Age $3.50
Basis draw against earned commits
sion. No slack seR sons. You start
earning Immediately. Call In person
$40 Ring Bids, 18th and NJ SITS ".
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Office Hours

leave your ads at the
Buiness Office. 11th and
Pennsylvania avenue, open
8 atn. to II pm, or at any
OF the Branch Offices
thnughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 9 pm.
Saturday,, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Surtay, II am. to 9 pm.
L6 and Found Advertise
mem on Page AS.