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Evening star., 1949-11-22
After Dark
Those Reports on the Tong Boys
Were Just Incoherent With Joy
By Harry Macarthur

Tong Brothers is such a great
attraction that keeps the specta-
tors spellbound," he knew what
he was talking about. Spellbound
is the word, alright.
This department even will go
along with that famous Hungarian
critic, Marai Sander, and agree
that they are not only a team
of first class entertainers but
prove to be also an artistry Of
high class born in them" An ar
tistry of high class is exactly
what was born in them.
AS equilibrists go, the gist of all
is, the Tong Brothers are about
the best you ever have seen.
Foreign Correspondents Re
port:
AL Simmonds, who ran the
Brown Derby for many years and
brought to town a lot Of top
notch entertainers CEthel Waters,
Sidney Bechet, Fats Waller, the
King Cole Trio and a host of
others), is back in business. Not
in the night club business. though.
The new enterprise is an eating
place name of Victor's Hollywood
Restaurant. located 4 miles
north of Fredericksburg on Route
II. He's been there about a month
and sounded like a happy man on
the telephone. One reason for this
may be that the Hollywood Res
Evening star., 1949-11-22
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books opened.
closed. audited, back work caught up;
prompt. reas.; local ref. sH. 1884.
ence: S yrs. Govt. Commission. 12
y.S public sox gtsltiss' 4aak stal yrs news
BoOKKEEPER. experienced, In D. G..
tax and payroll, wants position IN
wsl;estseshed firm; RaG 4x ssn fuEasn star
BKKPR.-TYPIsT-sALEsMAN-s Steady
aaif-aaf' al fsf; sss sSs' 4S. G'i Lu. oE E4-4s5s
CIVIL ENGINEER. experienced conn
putations, reports neaVy consLl9;Gs
CLERK-TYPiST, fast, accurate. gen.
saacstiean; veteran. MR.. FARsJE.IL' RsJ.
Law M STUDENT, sSShiNr night school. seskins
full-time work In law once. 90 sox
DfsABEES sszih.E Bar VETERAN desires posi-
and Saturdays: degree IN 6siness
administrations: some experfence in
tax returns. statements naaintainins s
TENANT I''' FARMER Experienced.
sober man, wife. son 15, daughter
12, desire straight farming of any
kind except dairy; good reference.
Call Ia. 032S, Gig noon. 23s
YOUNG MAN. colored. wants Job a.
kitchen helper and dishwasher. NO.
YOUNG MAN, 90, college education,
experienced as drug clerk. ser. sta.
attendant. waiter, desires night
work Of any kind. Good references.
What have you to offer? Box 423-
NORWEGIAN BUSINESSMAN. exper.
In candy.food business, souvenirs,
gifts and antiques, wants job as
clerk. travelling salesman. Boz
ASK, Star. "a
Evening star., 1949-11-22

taurant does not have any enter
tainment, so Mr.. Simmonds Is
working for himself and not fol
some high-salaried entertainer.
Eric Thorson, who proved a
popular singer at the MayfloWel
Lounge last February. reports
from Montreal. where he is just
winding up an engagement. He'd
like to play the Lounge again in
the not-too- o-distant future, though
nothing is set yet. Meanwhile he's
going into New York for some
television guest shots. then out tc
his home town, Minneapolis, fol-
stay at the Flame Room in the
Radisson Hotel. 1t is good to hear
from Mr.. Thorson. It is high
time we learned how to spell
Radisson.
Another of the things that has
been sweeping the country dn ad-
dition to impersonators) is square
dancing. 1t even invaded the
Shoreham Blue Room as a We'd
nesday night feature.
Comes now another local hotel to
dedicate a room to the swing
our-partner style of recreation,
not just one night a week, but
every night. The hotel is the
Roosevelt and the room is the
Victory Room.
The music for this rustic festiv-
ity in distinctly urban setting
will be supplied by Shorty Long
and his Sante Fe Serenaders. Mr.
Long and his crew are Victor re-
cording artists and, whether OF
not you ever heard of them. they
seem to be well-knoWn to aficion-
ados of their art form. They
launch the Roosevelt's square
dance enterprise tomorrow night.
| X X X
The four talented singers of the
Golden Gate Quartet, which ar
Evening star., 1949-11-22
HELP DOMESTIC
CHAMBERMAID- -WAITRESS

CHAMBEKMAID-W re.
fined, colored. Experienced only. 81
COOK, 90 s03 sgh.w, 8 adults; no sunssys.
COOK, white. live in; dignified and
responsible position; pvt. phone, no
hheogseWork; 500 per mo. PhOne, ST.
COOK, with exp: live in; downstairs
work; mr.. Bethesda. Other help.
insery1eR G1ye psme vi fSTmsF s4s employer ostGF'
Gook Ssef r.i.S.9c.5 AND sHM r. s4ys lys in s2S;
COOK AND :. CIV. eolored' to live
Can e. psfr o.' ss4s. s4sk''''s' '0nv' .rsa'D'
G.H.W., refined and dependable per-
laundry tBendix); small family:
sssp in sa5 nsss Hask rfffns IS t5ss' ss' ref
with children, good cleaner, some
cooking. no laundry; start at S26.
G:H.w., care OF 2 girls; s and 1K,i
"a. J.-aag 4.1es7 ~ after Ter Ns''A pm. IA
GIRL or woman, colored, size uni
form 9-16; live in; 8 in family;
must have ref; $50 per week, No
HOUSEKEEPER, white, to live in and
care for l child In small apt; refs.s
excel. salary. OR. 5206. -23
WOMAN, colorsd, settled with some
income to care for baby for col:
ored couple in exchange rm., board
and small salary. AT. 2096, after
| 5. -23
WHITE GIRL to assist mother with
g.h.w. and care of children; live
In; salary $50 . wk. Call DI. o2Sb.
rHsn 4hur. and and FRY fse' e:so.s:so S as: pn.:
Sat. 1-6 pm, Sun. 8 a.m.-6 pm;
other help empl., S14 plus carfare,
Mt. Rainier, refs. req. Write Box
174-H, Star. "a
Evening star., 1949-11-22
CHRISTMAS GIFT
SUGGESTION COLUMN
Starts Next Sunday, No
vember 27.
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers


Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)-
1 or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
: to 6 times consecutively. 3Sc
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecuttvely
Sic 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 ~ 500
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily. 8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday. 8 am. to pm.
Sunday, II Am. to pm.
Leave your ads at the Business once,
l1th and Pennsylvania ave.: at any
Of the Branch Onces throughout the
city. or
PHoNI STERLING 5000
Claims for errors must be MADE IN
time for correction before second In.
sertion-.
tain cash register receipt, which bears
q serial number with date and identi-
6es YOUR advertisement.
When cancelins classified advertise
ments be sure to make q note OF the
nortant in case Of adjustment.
Evening star., 1949-11-22

mented, in connection with pro-
posal for a school lunch room.
Walter M. Bird. president OF
the association, had urged that
the Shepherd Elementary School
install lunch room, pointing out
that many children are forced to
travel long distances at noon over
steep hills that are often ice
coated in winter. The matter was
referred to the Shepherd School
PTA for action.
The association. which met in
the school, at Fourteenth street
and Kalmia road NV, congratu-
lated President Truman on his
appointment Of James r. Kirk
land as District Court Judge
here. Judge Kirkland is former
president of the association.
Evening star., 1949-11-22

Never let it be said that this
department refuses to admit its
mistakes. Ut boasts of them!-
Ed If words are to be eaten,
just rub them lightly with garlic
and pass the sizzling platter. Sew
eral columns ago, to get to the case
In point, we got involved with
ling uistics, by way of some trans
lations from the French of Eu-
ropean reports on the work OF
the Tong Brothers.
It was limited that the vagarieS
of translation turned critics
words into something that
shouldn't happen, even to a critic.
That was before the Tong Brothers
opened at the Lotus last Thurs
day night. The Tong Brothers
were no more than half through
their act when It became i'm
mediately clear that the rhapsodic
fantasy of these reviews of their
work was no fault Of translation
The people who wrote the original
accounts were just inchoherent in
their excitement.
When a Berliner Zeitungs man
was quoted as saying ."such tricks
as are demonstrated by the 3
Chinese have not yet been seen at
the 'Wintergarden,'" he was not
being misquoted. When he sat
down at his typewriter to write
that piece he just got to thinking
it over and refused to believe
that he had seen what he had
seen.
Such tricks as are demonstrated
by the 3 Chinese have not yet been
seen at the Lotus. either. They
are impossible. that's what they
are. When the Budapest Esta
Kurir's critic alleged that "the
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Budget Aide Advises
Watch on D. T.. Costs

Deputy Budget Officer William
G. Wilding told the Shepherd
Park Citizens Association last
night to adopt a miserly attitude
whenever they are asked to sup
port proposals involving the
spending of District funds.
The need for some public ex-
penditures. said Mr.. Wilding, often
appears "heart-rending." But. he
added, citizens of the District will
do we'll to keep an eye on the
ultimate cost, whenever they are
asked to support any new plan.
Almost a third of the Districts
budget already goes to the pub
lie schools. Mr.. Wilding COM
Evening star., 1949-11-22
HELP W0MEk
SEAMSTRESS, white, for makinf
draperies and bedspreads. RE. 1880

SEAMSTRESS, white, Tor MAKING
draperies and bedspreads. RE, $3.50. $3.50.
sEAMsTREss AND CLERK. sxper
1144 7th st. NV. IA
for shorthand: tull time for silver
Spring real estate ONCE at -Four
Corners: WOODMOOR AGENCY
INC, sH. 5555, ask for Mr.. glan-
sECRETARY-sTENo.. 5-days, 81
hours. under 35 yrs: old; law once
tial: $500 TO start. MA. 17l6. "a
tsECRETARY-sTENo., under 35. to as.
sist executive head of small indus
trial oTganizatiQn. experienes Re.
onired: personable, With capacity fol
sas start sa.4oe see cslI flseei pR. io56. 0S'.s
work assisting public stenographer
part or fun time Ino evening 1 q
geeksend workers.. ST. 2ooa. MSS MS
sfESoGhAPHER, s days, 80 hours
under 35 yrs. of age; law ONCE,
previous legal exper; not essential;
5000 to start. MA. 1716. IA
STENOGRAPHER, 1925 yrs. of age,
5-day. 4O-hour week; must take
dictation at 95 w.p.m. or better; in
concern. Apply RIM. 400 Tower Bids. ;.
14th and R sts. NV. or phone RE.
sTENoGRAPHER ISSi l Her In small ofice,
downtown location, 40-hour week,
age 20 to 80: experience not essen
1eaalsd ts ssGuFssy cs II aA s'pas ssso ana
Wsek, Shorthand, 1OO-12O; tipping,
6O-65; salary, 1925 to start; oppor-
tunity for advancement; position
mus. be filled within 4s hours. d Re.
sTENoaRAPHER, for or,ce Of ma
tionai Catholic ORGANIZATION, exper:, :,
RE. 355S, Extension 2ia. -23
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, full
ta0s'sSss ssss o. vP' e''1aSf1 EMSassY S 2Pys,
s i6lS ESHaNp Aasysrd skp ST nv; n;TMR;.cERs .Yner
SSBS6sTS4sg Si5% Rsis|SP' sukRS5 ARRy JH 5g AZ
rEEEpHoNE Z Ii: R6' Sosi ossoiL1c1roRs can earn
$75 to 500 per wk. calling on
ssn Ss aR aRp0iPsRsasss PsnsRs Ss 6af ois
TELEPHONIsTs l2). for credit col
good salary, no night work. Apply
Mr.. Kelly, ,MARvIN'S CREDIT NC
rYP1sT-cLERK, ri z 5-dsy week. $50 to
$50; starting salary, $50: car
essential for transportation; spelling,
speed and accuracy In typins, with
experience on Sound Scriber equip
ment required; knowledge Of book
keeping will be an asset. Call MR..
WEfIMEYER, Union 1904.
WAITRESS, exper. on rood ane
liquor; excel. earnings. Apply u
person. no phone calls. 1906 r; I
WAITRESS, white, experienced. Ap.
ply at OYSTER BAY RESTAURANT
WAITRESS, experienced with sods
fountain; good salary With n, tips Ia
1855 Eve at NV. 22'
WAiTRESs, experienced. good pay.
Sundays OF. Apply 2s07 Wilson
wATTRiEssEs p,Haii As5i " WANTED. Apply The
SAFEWAY LUNCH RESTAURANT
SDS Y ct n " "a
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Three Delegates Named
To Fuirfux Federation

Mrs. G. w. Balm, E. E. Warner
and Thad Curry have been selects
ed by the Madrillon Citizens AS
ISOLATION as delegates to the Fair
fax County (Va) Federation OF
Citizens Associations.
Mrs. Byron Marshall. Mrs. F..
S. Address and Miss Mamie Jack
son were selected to serve as al
ternate delegates. The Madril-
lon groups meet at the Dun Lor-
ing Fire House.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
SALESMAN

HARDWARE MAN. exper.; good pay,
opportunity for advancement; only
experienced man need apply. 1919
7th st. NV. -L5
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen to, sell .
better grade Of used cars. ideal work
es resus fana saasy Nome othes hsn
sober. reliable. energetic persons
EFAS + s,sS MoJek Gal SALES 1914 Be a!ysr
ExP.-work clothes. mems wear.
sssi.,. sSss h'qsi Ri1is .sd 9th Tea and S1Ro'
sALEsMAN-Exper. man tor i.tsil
liquor store. must heye had at eeSx
5 mos. exper In D. c. store. Appiy
in person only. 5319 Wise. ave. NV.
Statesmen - storm windows and
Koolaire awnings, top products, top
commission: . lesitin,ate deal, with
NEARING N RIh sis.' e. 1929 Bladensssssrs mss
SALESMAN - INDUSTRIAL INsUR-
sa Of sSs sss 's5
NA. SY. :aatssdi :s44s, MR. M WMcdRoRY' ..eSs
sALESMAN-Outside, to sell ONCE
supplies and equipment; Draw
age and experience. Box 75-J, Star.
-24
SALESMEN-Need 4 or 5 with cars;
excel. opportunity for unlim:. steady
income; right men can easily earn
$50 or $40 daily. Apply in person
bet 3 and pm. on Wednesday or
Thursday afternoon, Room 1214,
Dupont Circle Bldg. -23
SALESMEN-To handle new auto and
furniture polish. Full time or side
Evening star., 1949-11-22
LACY'S, INC.

LACY'S, INC.
Half and Cue S.W. -25
RADIO TELEvTsfON sERvfCEMAN.
PsHR s''fk fkRgsNEbY gssEN s'' Rs6 e @ ~
Real Estate SALESMAN wood
moor Agency, Inc. desire the serv-
ices Of an excel. salesman, need not
have sold. real estate before; mus,
Is one Of the most active oftices in
here; MR: BLANCHARD, sH. s556
RELEASE MAN. colored; modern
Working conditions; must se sobeI
APsARfTMENT. a2as II i ST St. NV. 81
RoUTEMAN. dry cleaning; salary
CLEANERS g. DYERs, 264S Wheaton
a. Wass!on Nd e1. ho 5t1as ta1nsbnss
manager. NATIONAL SHIRT sHoP,
III AIEsMaS.c6iEEcroR. III e 6ix for indus
trial insurance route; auto. neces.
s,r sasy: Apply bos Victor bldg. s24
statesmen, age 25 to 80, for city OF
WASHINGTON. A salesman's dream:
no collections, no callbacks, no can
vassing. Good appearance. eduea-
tion, automobile. and desire to. be
successful are the, prime REQUISITES.
Should earn at least $75 weekly
SALES MANAGER. 91s Warner
Bldg, 10 am. to 1:45 pm. IA
SALESMEN-We need two young men
of character and ambition to COM
plete our local sales force. Ex-
perience in our line unnecessary as
we train you, but ability & to sell es-
sential Car needed .tMt.r we are 6s .ns ma.
foT interview. siyins CON complete d, de: !:
,,ao smploymsns % marital ar,:sY status sAr Es and
BOOK CO, Room 7O4 Dupont Circle
sRfkiSvfiicE RiSficE STATION ATTEN6ANT. sx-
eslsfRse1 ecLARK MoTok TUX CO. oDp psae so. wash
ington ST., Fails Church, Va. --26
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white, exper. in fabrication and
tires. No Sunday. All day work,
Apply in writing, Box 365-J, Star;
SHEET METAL MECHANIC, ST %
Per. pc. hop5; gd; helper; experienced n Snls
SHEET. METAL MECHANICS ant
helpers: good ali : around heating
men. Cali Mr.. Winn or Mr.. Terrell
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Oil Burner Mechanic

OH burner MeCnaIllc
Must be experienced on al makes
Of oil burners. Must be. reliable and
have references. Wonderful oppor-
before pm. DI. 1896.
PAINT DIsPATCHEn, s;;Ds sxpsrisnssd: san. .
BRRooRIIAND c.. 591s Georgia
PssANo PLAYER for weekend nights.
Elmer's Grill. 1104 sth st. s.e..o JF.
rgGu%BERs gG1ua%aiBERs ta,. with MARYLAND Jour
81 S!sP::? 4 ls:S .s:;
24l3 Pa: ave; NV n.wv,,rp rs .vTe-,.
enced, Tor tobbing and remodeling
shop; good wages and STEADY y1nnH xorHj
$50 SiS Ssolalsa ia.s s. p.qt nv tlme staasn.
Der hr. to start. Apply In person,
UPTowN RESTAURANT. 343S
PGRHssEk, GGaai ss'' wool. IL cents 3, = s suit;
ERS, 223 Riggs I'd. ne. GE. 666s.
PRODUCE MAN-we have an open.
ire for q thoroughly experienced
produce man; excellent working con:
ditions and wages, including paid
vacation and free disqualification
and surgical coverase. Apply Room
l24, Shirlington Theater Bldg,
shirlinston Shopping Center, Arl.'
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Parkway Pharmacy
HELP MEN tCont. J

AUTOMOBILE statesmen - Because
of our increasing facilities we are
|, now enIarging our sales force. we
are now In need OF z exp; new new. aha nc
ability to produce you can can earn
a substantial income with this wide
awake organization. Unlimited op-
portunity is available to those who
ssn san snniyW sn1 ssf nj Smlsn MoToR X e.
SI9,1s lIoG Eat Mt West Hishvay' Silver
enced. white. call RA. 4I22. ga
BEAUTY OPERATOR, man. expert.
enced; no license required; nearby
Va. Salary and comm; excel. oppor.
Call MR.. JULES, AL. 1856.
BooKKEEPER. experienced in auto.
mobiles, wanted Immediately, Good
Report to 4l0o 18TH st. NV. so
BRICKLAYERS-Ca use four me-
chanicS: Report to Job mr., River
dale I'd and Edmorston rd.. East
BRICKLAYERS-Report to 18th and
No. Highland sts.. Arlington. Va.
BUTCHER, experienced, reliable, good
working cond. Apply in person.
CATHEDRAL SUPPER MARKET,
INC, 5000 Conn. ave NV. -23
BUTCHER, exper., colored. CERTI-
FLED FOOD MARKET, 4401 Sheriff
rd. ne.
BUTCHER-MANAGER to take COM
plete charge; must be sober. Box
482-B Star. -23
CAKE DECORATOR for large variety
shop. Prefer young man with abil-
| ity to turn out quality products. 4S.
hr. week, salary open. Apply S1o
Conn. ave. NV. -22
CANVASSERS-Here' opportunity to
sell a coffee that Is guaranteed to
give % extra cups per pound. II
you can sell this bargain direct to
the housewife, apply STANDARD
COFFEE CO., 1109 Mt. Olivet I'd.
ne. before 9 am IA
Evening star., 1949-11-22
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. s*B-13


TIA D street S.W., the post Office
letter carrier with the longest rec
ord of continuous service in the
District. Mr.. Hart began his career
in November 1918, when the Ma
tons seventh Christmas Seal
campaign was about to begin.
Andrew Parker, general cam
paign chairman, said the Districts
seal drive goal of 100000 is
needed to continue minimum work
of the association here. Ninety
five per cent of the money, he
said, will be spent for the District
activities, with S per cent ear
marked for national programs.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
tuberculosis Association
Beams Annual Seal Sale

The District tuberculosis AS
sociation yester officially
opened the annual Christmas Seal
sale with presentation of the first
sheet OF 100 seals to Mrs. Georgia
Neese Clark, Treasurer of the
United States.
Meanwhile, sheets of the seals
have been sent by mail to 225 900
homes and Offices in Washington.
EARLY next month, volunteers will
man booths for direct sale Of the
seals.
Mrs. Clark yesterday received
the seals from E. D. Hart, SO. OF
Evening star., 1949-11-22

SHOE statesmen
Exceptional opening for experienced
with excellent salary and commits
sion.
HAHN SHOE STORES
44s3 Connecticut Ave.
SPECIAL OFFICER, for mems furn-
ishings store; day work. NATIONAL
SHIRT SHOP. 942 r st. NV. ~
white. wholesale elec-
trical business, good opport; for an
TRUCK DRIVERS, able TO- handle
heavy equipment, to drive for large
fuel oil organization. Ages between
"a and 35 years. Metropolitan area
r9PisTeCIERK. VI ToSIi b-day week, $40 to
$50: starting salary. $50; car es-
sential for transportation;. spelling.
speed and accuracy m Sdn typins, with with
keeping will be an asset. Call MR..
WEEMEYER. Union s004.
UPHOLSTERER, experienced: steady
HoLsTERY. $500 18th st. NV.
YEnssss'.sE. sP.'''.s l!.ssss': E.sSER+R,' il
uaP1HHoLsTERER, must be exp: steady
III: aSIsE5kS 1b' S7sii fHoP' a4ss 18th mss st.
MI. Murphy, LU. 4-6227. -23
MAN WANTED, white or coIored. ex-
perienced in vegetable and fish mar
ket. Apply 1905 7th st NV. -22
MEN. are you looking for some extra
money for the holidays? We have
opportunities for full time ,,g Or Part
time at the J; r; WATKiNs IlIans co. O.
earn So Or s3 Per hr; while trainins;
to 10 and from 8 to 9. .--23
MEN 125) wanted ct once to take in
ysntory Of parts for Rafsnrd ssSsSs1 Meto1
days day ~ work 's ssuarantesd. See Or cal
CAR Co. 1242 Gath St. NV. ST.
YoURG MAN, between 1s and 81.
must have high school education or
equivalent. This is : splendid op-
Business business. Prefer one who lives at
home and is willing to work for
ing. Salary. ST 800 year to start.
In reply state education. experience
II any and any other helpful in
formation. BOX 492-J, Star. .-24
YOUNG MAN, some electrical or
radio experience. as trainee for coin
machine mechanic: moderate salary
sHrEIDs. 177l Columbia I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
GENUINE
LEADS
HELP WoMEN

ASSISTANT MANAGER for. high
Grade Arlington Ice cream and candy
store. some evening and week END n
work: Candy selling experience de.
sirable but not essential; Nus Must BE be
able to direct people. Mcellent op-
portunity for ambitious woman un-
der 40. Apply Box 356-J, star;
BEAUTY OPERATOR, thorough exper.
all around; must manicure also. Ap-
ply Franklin Park Hotel Beauty Sa-
lon, Mrs. Zappley.
BOoKKEEPERs AND SECRETARIES
Also general ONCE workers. In
Bethesda and sil. Spg. For apppt.
call JU. 7-s4O0, IA
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly exp, with
some knowledge Of secretariai
wk.' EMBASSY APIS, 1918 Har-
ward st. NV. -zS
books; permanent position with medi-
ssenditions. 5-day wk. BOX -as g.
BOo6kKEEPING machine operator.
experienced with Remington Rand
machine; 5-day week; large down.
town real estate ONCE. MUST nave
local references. Apply BOX, l7d,h'
Star. 80
CAsHIER-Must be experienced and
reliable; references required; ex-
celIent working cond.; $50 per wk;
to start: only. expsrienced girls need
anuly. BOX 143.J, Stat. %
Evening star., 1949-11-22
Ex-Chuuffeur Cleared
In Use of Embassy Car

A District grand jury yesterday
ignored a charge against Jesus
Gomez DeAlva, Is. former chauf-
feur of the Paraguayan Embassy,
of using an embassy automobile
without permission.
The grand jury's action clears
Mr.. DeAlva Of a charge Of unau-
thorized use of the automobile
Mr.. DeAlva's address was listed as
$500 Sixteenth street NV, the
address of the embassy where he
had been employed.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
MANAGER

MANAGER
For beautiful new Silver
Spring store. Experience
and ability, in supervis'
ing all phases of wom-
ems apparel store opera
ton essential. st t e
places of employment
and your qualifications
in full detail and salary
expected. Write Mr..
Harris, jr., JOSEPH R.
HARRIS CO., 1924 F st.
NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-22
CASHIER
$40 PER WK.
KOPY KAT
ia

TT H st. NE. q
CASHIERS-We have Immediate op-
enings for experienced cashiers IN
wages and working conditions In
cIuding bonus plan. paid vacation:
free disqualification and surgical
coverage. Apply Room 124 SHIR-
LINGTON THEATER BLDG. Shtr-
lington Shopping Center, Arl., va.
CLERKS, white. 27-35 yrs. old, foI
dry cleaning stores; good pay. S242
Ga. ases 49, - ..-,
Evening star., 1949-11-22
FLOORLAYERS

First-class strip and mastic men only;
high wages: longtime job. Report
BERN Constructions CO.. South
Capitol st.. 2 blocks over District
line. ~
GAS STATION ATTENDANT, thor
I' Apply FALLS Church MOTORS,
554 N. WASHINGTON ST.. Falls Church,
GHEsAz1ERs ts). experienced. steady
4IT lnTs: sasd 1910 wis. ave OIL: so2ss sss or
GRocaRY 9 aasY' CLERK with meat selling
s to o. 10. $4,000.
INSURANCE INVESTIGATOR. age
nent position: excel. future. salary
and expenses; car required; must be
able to type: college education pref:
Write full qualifications TO LOCK
BOX 5S4. BENJAMIN Franklin Sta,
Wash. 4. D. c., Or call in person
bet 1903. RIM. HOY Ring blds.' blds.'
yxNffoR Msffj + for G apartment house in
Arlington; reference required; good
salary and apartment. Phone GL'
JASiiToR, colored, with knowledge Of
painting (no children as asst. jan
itor in practically new eleY. apt
bldg. in NV. Salary 500 per mo
and beautiful apt. Oil 18th st. NV;
JANITOR and 5th-class engineer al
once; references required. CHAL-
FONTE APIS, 1901 Argonne pi
Evening star., 1949-11-22

DRESSMAKER, experienced in altera-
tions; new business in NV. location.
JU. 7-8100 or ia. 1866. -22
DRUG CLERK, experienced only;
day work; no Sun. Apply In per.
son, CHASTLETON PHARMACY,
18th and r SITS. NV: -22
GIRL, white, for fountain 8 evenings
q week, 9 to 10, 75c an hour.
CONCORD PHARMACY. 1916 New
Hampshire ave. NV. -22
HOUSEWIFE. fill or part time OF
evenings; excel. earnings for Xmas,
taking orders for plastics. Some
of our representatives are earning
S10O q week and more. MRS.
FREY. 617 Colorado Bldg. 23'
experienced. All types Of art nee.
Div HOME STITCH SHOP, shirling-
ton Business Center, OV. 6464. "a