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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11

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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-11
RADIO LOG
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Alaska Broadcasting Co.
C. B. S.
DIAL 1460-JUNEAU
MONDAY EVENING

g. b. S.
DIAL 146O-JUNEAU
MONDAY EVENING
500 Health Council.
Woman's Club.
5::30-BENNY GOODMAN-CBS.
6.00-News.
6:15-Animal Court.
6::20-Sport Scenario.
6.30- Billboard Of the Air.
6..45-Local News.
7:00-LIFE WITH LUIGI-CBS.
7:3o-ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS
3:0o-Forecasts.
8:05-Time to Dance.
8:l5-NIGHT EDITOR-CBS.
8:30-Listen to Legislator ABS.
9:00-Alaskan News.
e:15-Viking Varieties.
9:30-ESCAPE-C CHS.
10:00-Tomorrow's News.
1O:15-Drift.ng on a Cloud.
l0:30-Forecasts.
Sign Off.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Senate Economy Drive
Nav Cut Defense Fund
Another 760 Million
BY the Associated Press

Senator Elmer Thomas, Demo-
crat, of Oklahoma said today that
economy-minded Senators may
double a s76O,0Oo.0o0 savings in
military costs which is listed as
having White House approval.
Senator Thomas is chairman OF
a Senate Appropriations subcom-
mittee that has completed closed
hearings on the annual funds for
the Army, Navy and Air Force.
He said the subcommittee cuts
may total $1,500,000,000
AS this largest of annual money
bills passed the House it carried
15,90O,000,000 in cash and con-
tract authority for the fiscal year
which began July l. This includ-
ed diversion to the Air Force OF
S76O,OO0,0O0 of the $800,000,000
that President Truman had ear
marked last January for universal
military training.
Senator Tydings, Democrat, of
Maryland told reporters after a
talk with President Truman yes
terday that the Chief Executive
opposed this transfer of funds.
Congress has taken no action
to carry out Mr.. Truman's re-
quest for the training program
and Senator Tydings said the
President, although still strong
for UNIT, docs not think this
100000 should be used fol
something else, and should be
saved"
Senator Tydings indicated an
Evening star., 1949-07-09

other $12s,ooo,00O in defense
spending could be cut from the
presidential budget because 1t
carried $4O0, 100000 for pay
raise for the armed services.
Senator Tydings said a pay
increase bill, passed by the House
and now before the Senate Armed
Services Committee, which he
heads, would cost 1912 900, 900
this fiscal year.
But Senator Thomas told re-
porter that he expects his sub
committee to whack well over a
billion dollars and probably ST.
100000 from the House figure.
THE subcommittee should get
to work on detailed funds and
items early next week. he said.
Senator Thomas already has
asked Air Force officials to bring
in amendments that would cut
their funds back to a 48-group Air
Force for the next year. The
House provided funds for So air
groups.
The economy knife also is aimed
at nearly .OOO.OO0,OOO for stock
piling," Senator Thomas said.
During and since the war, the
armed services and other Govern
ment agencies have obtained many
millions for buying up stocks of
tin, rubber and other strategic and
critical materials
There are many places where
deep cuts can be made without
endangering our national secur-
ity." Senator Thomas said.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
] or 2 times. 35c per line pei
insertion.
8 to 6 times consecutively. 33c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutvely'
31c 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 e--- SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second in
sertion.
II advertisement was prepaid. re-
tain cash register receipt. which bears
. serial number with date and ioenti-
ees your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise-
sancellation mrn.l Al e number. m This is i'm
portant in case your statement does
not show a credit for the eancela-
Evening star., 1949-07-09
TYPIST
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. light housework, white, ex-
per!ence, live in; must have refer
ences, S25, EN-. 5961. ,s,,
live in; fond of children; local ref
erences required; $50 to start. OR.
COOK AND MAID, refined, depend
fne type type home; must have recent
and excellent local references; will
pay as high as S35 per week il
ephone ,n AT AT. 1854 between $40 and
5, Friday; and Saturday, between
$50 and 1 for appointment. 3
COOK AND G.H.W..- settled woman,
to to live IN In op good IoTn With children; refs
stairs room; city ref. and health
certificate necessary; S25 wk. OL.
per week; sleep in; work
in Silver Spring; no children; house
references required. SH 1864. 8
MARRIED COUPLE. white or colored.
for general houSework and garden
ing on farm, IL miles from Wash
ington; salary. $500 month plus
room and board: references required.
walrE Hfr is4-W; WOMAN Man for plain cooking, sh
.
ref live in CO. GIG. 10
WOMAN, white, daytime companion
to semi-invalid. Ink. and some
cooking for family OF 3; to live in
preferred. WO. 1870. %
WOMAN, over 80, to live in: g.h.w.
and plain cooking; 2 children, 2
adults; must have local ref. and
health card; S25 week. Call OR.
0003 3
WOMAN, to live in, ghw, assist
cooking; 2 children, new home; up
stairs room and bath; $50 week.
For interview, OW. S405. 10
WOMAN, white, general housekeeper;
to stay nights. IS New York ave.
NV, ME. 060S.
WHITE, REFINED, montherly type
woman to assist with housework and
care of 2 children in good home;
sleep out. EN- 1857. 10
ROOM, board and small salary for
young lady or widow as housekeeper
and care of child. Box 37S-T, Star.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Two TRUSTEES Admit HoIdup
And Dozens Of Trips
By the Associated Press

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. July
8.-TWo State prison TRUSTEES have
confessed the $4,145 holdup of the
Montgomery Ward store here last
December 8 while they were pri-
son inmates, Police Chief Roscoe
Stephenson said yesterday.
They have also told an amazing
tale of leaving the prison dozens
of times" since last August for
trips to other cities, the police
chief said.
He identified them as Walter
Gump, 27, of Muncie, Ind, and
Leo Frank Stumbaugh. 81, Of El
Paso, III. Gump is serving 10 to
Is years on a robbery charge, and
Stumbaugh Is years on an auto
banditry charge. Stumbaugh was
sentenced from LaPorte. Ind.
The police chief said a Michi-
can City woman also had been in
volved in the case, but he with
held her name.
The men worked in the officers
mess, which is outside the prison
walls. and were housed in dormi-
tory, also outside the walls. But
they were supposed to have been
subpect to check every night
Chief Stephenson said Gumr
had purchased an automobile
which he kept parked in lot near
the prison.
Colorado leads the world in the
production of sugar beets.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
ID. {. Group 10 Ask SEC
For 30-Day Delay 10
Buy Capital Transit

A group of Washington inves-
tors had decided today to ask
more time from the Securities and
Exchange Commission to organize
a syndicate to acquire the con-
trolling block of Capital Transit
Co. stock, which the North Amer
ican Co. has contracted to sell.
c. Leslie McCrea, transit COM
pany stockholder, who has actively
opposed the sale Of the 109,458
shares of stock by North American
to a group of Florida businessmen,
said the SEC would be asked on
Monday not to make a ruling on
the sale for 80 days.
The commission has before it
the application of North American
for approval of the stock sale.
Under the contract for the sale
of the stock. the sales agreement
is terminated unless North Amer
ican obtains SEC approval by next
Tuesday.
Mr.. McCrea said those who
planned to form the syndicate met
yesterday with S500,000 already
pledged for the purpose of buying
the North American block OF
stock. He said. however, it was
agreed nothing could be done
unless an extension of time was
obtained from SEC.
Mr.. McCrea holds 400 shares OF
transit stock. He said the in
terests of James ODonnell and
his family, holding 1880 shares,
and others were represented at
yesterdays meeting.
The deal with the Florida in
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Full Dress Conference
Scheduled Monday on
ID. T.. Recreation Shift.

A full dress conference on the
transfer of the Interior Depart
ment's play facilities here to the
District Recreation Board will be
held in Interior Secretary Krug's
office at 10 am. Monday.
The Secretarys Office an
nounced that those expected to
attend the conference with Mr.
Krug are Oscar L. Chapman, Un-
dersecretary of the Interior; Irv-
ing C. Root, National Capital
Parks superintendent; Edward
Kelly, Mr.. Roots assistant; the
District Commissioners; Harry S.
Wender, chairman of the Recrea-
ton Board; James E. SchWab, vice
chairman of the board and chair
man of it's bylaws committee,
and Milo F. christensen, super
intendent of recreation.
The Interior Department has
six swimming pools. as we'll as
golf courses and tennis courts.
Opposition to turning them over
to the District was based on the
Recreation Boards racial segre-
cation policy.
Came After Anacostia Incident.
Proposals to transfer the In
terror facilities came after Negro
swimmers entered the Anacostia
pool, leading to disturbances and
to closing of the pool. Last Tues
day, the board submitted pro-
posals outlining the basis on
which it would operate the In
terror facilities.
Interior Department officials
conferred on these proposals
Evening star., 1949-07-09
THEE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. ~ AL
3,

Wednesday and it was indicated
they would give more study to
them over the week end. The
boards policy is based on gradual
easing of racial barriers as op-
posed to the Interior Department
policy of immediate integration
of the races in play areas.
NAACP Protests.
A group of organizations, in a
statement issued today by the
District branch of the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People, protested that
the boards proposals are not a
bona flde effort to end segrega-
ton. The statement said vague
and obscure" language had been
used to permit continued exclusion
practices. Acceptance would mean
betrayal of President Truman's
civil rights program, the state
ment said.
The statement was described as
having been prepared by repre-
sentatives of the American Friends
Service Committee, American Vet
erans' Committee, Anti-Defama-
ton League of B'nai Birth, Amer
leans for Democratic Action, Con-
solidated Parents Group, ElkS'
Civil Liberties Committee, Fedora
ton of Civic Associations, Inter-
church Fellowship, Interdenomi-
national Ministers Alliance, In
terracial Workshop, Local 81 of
the American Federation of
Teachers, the NAACP. Oldest In
habitants, Inc; Washington Chap
ter of the Fellowship of Southern
Churchmen and the American
Civil Liberties Union.
There are about 27 different
Evening star., 1949-07-09
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

sleep in: p Xi ref Tah'f TR @ogs aso4 e. i6 0nce'
COOK. colored. wants work at once;
ns asnesr asis5snGss s!is pEa''Ss R gd4 Rg54
COOK. Chinese. 30 years experience:
with butler. IA. 673o. KIM ins
GIRL. 10, colored, wants Job as a
REa5dyxina R9thsys helps5: gs5a to live in. Can
GIRL, eolored, desires Job as moth
GIRL, colored. wants full-time or
psart-time domestic job. Call AID.
GIRL, colored. wants g.h.w.; live in:
days. AT. 979s.
GIRL, colored., desires perm. full
time Job as g.h.w.; good cook. ex-
eel laundress; honest and depend
able; live out; refs. CO. 1855, 10
GIRL eolored. desires part-time JOB.
GIRL, coiored, wants work. child
care mothers helper. RA. 1894.
GIRL, colored. desires work ironing
and 81 ia taking care of children. Lu.
GIRLS: II s e solorsd ED '2> xaps days work
GIRLS, g colored high school. neat
ainds ahd reita5iess Sn desire work OF all
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL wishes job car
ing, for children weekdays. Fairfax
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored, wants
Job as mothers helper. baby sitting
or typing DE 2S43. 10
MAID. colored,, experienced, wants lob
as plain. cook and general house
work; ref: no nights. TW. O7l4,
WOMAN, colored, desires Job as per.
sonal maid, mothers helper, chauf-
feur, 5 days wk. NO. 9349.
WOMAN. colored. exper.. wants days
WORK; D. c. only: good laundress
and cleaner. District 7116.
WOMAN, experienced, wants days
work clearing. TR. 1899.
WOMAN, ctl lored, desires days work
or caring for child salary and car
fare; exper. LU. 3-1207.
WOMAN, colored, Va, exper., wishes
chambermaid work. Cali CO. 1897,
from = to 10 pm.
WOMAN, colored wants day work.
cleaning, good references. Call TU,
0332
colored, desires days work
or part time; reference. TW. O769.
COLORED, exp, ref; morning work,
B or 4 hrs. in NV section; also
as mothers helper. HU. a1O4
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Lovers Lane Killing Called
JustifiabIe by Jurymen
Nv the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, July 9.-Justif1-
able homicide was coroner's jury
verdict on the killing OF lovers
lane bandit by Alwyn (Sonny)
IverS.
1vers fatally wounded William E.
Brock, 18, in defense OF 16-year-old
Betty Bowen last week. He him
self was seriously wounded and ne
remained in General Hospital
yesterday while Betty, now MS
bride, testified at the inquest.
She said the gunman appeared
suddenly while they were parked
in the Baldwin Hills, demanded
money and then said. Il want your
girl Ivers fought back, was shot
in the mouth but managed to get
Brooks gun and shoot him. Betty
helped beat the holdup man.
Ivers, 10, of Oklahoma City. and
Betty were married in the hospital
last Sunday.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started,
kept part time; audits. tax service
Rfsf Loss1 tsfs aasres Or en-op Ha74 train
and decorating. BOX 3os-s, Star.
BARTENDER. waiter. COL; former
Navy Navy stsxaFa: .x ss4e wishes work eve
cAkFESTEk; ssSsstencsss Cd all typss
CHAUFFEUR, gardener; Oriental; long
experience; have references, live
CHEF COOK, Filipino, ,experienced
best restaurant preferred, Box go
CHEF~Long years of experience;
private family or restaurant; with
references. call ADOLPH, TU. 4571,
cehnEcE psa1. Il BOY zsss desires summer work.
COLLEGE GRAD, %. BIS. in chem,
desires permanent Job in Wash. or
vicinity. Glebe 400 Ext. 1ioa. /.
STUDENT desires summer
type of work. Chestnut 1900; Ext
Electricians HELPER. expert
enced white man. wants Sat. and
Sun. work. GE. 1927. >
with quarters: veteran, p,
maTIied name aasfs s1oFed Gail yT No 'Vsss 5ss ss sa
after 10 am: and all day Sun. To-
JANITOR wishes Job in small apt.
bldg: ref. exper., &c license;
sober. reliable. dependable; mar mar
SNSs Sisd. no children; quarters. NO
colored, experienced. wants
part-time work with living quarters.
Married, no children. HU. 1888.
MAN and janitor,
ali misc. work; do not drink; wife
can can help s1O.s II sfss needed; no chiIdren.
NAN, white. age 40. healthy, able
ef eedtsa Temp vsFsftilf ". fs57 7eed' job perm
NAN. colored, and wife, desire janitor
Call JOHN, NO. 1851. TO-
IAN. colored, 15 yrs. exper. property
essn p%orFy
repairs; has tools and transp; sober,
reliable; day or contract. AK. 463s.
edited and typed by
exper;; editor, 81 student; Also re-
search or excel. stenog. WI. ln41. IL.
,APERHANGER, PAINTER = IF Full
equipment; job Or day; prompt
moderate Federal
experience: a buster of work bottle
necks. Box 327-S. Star TO-
UNIVERSITY STUDENT, married, vet.
Job until Sept. 15; types, acctg., ex-
per. construction timekeeper, etc.
Also ins. investigation. Ho. $3.50.
7ETERAN seeks work until Sept. Is,
clerical and driving experienced mas
ter's degree. VI. 1853. TO-
VET, colored,. desires position with
operator of large or small trucking
outfit as 1st, 2nd. 3rd and ior 4th
echelon mechanic. APPROX. yrs
experience. Box 34-S. Star. o..
RELIABLE YOUNG MAN, colored.
desires position in cafeteria; lunch
room exper., drivers permit; hours,
8 am. to 2. RE. A741.
COMPETENT ENGINEER with broad
experience, permanently employed,
wants part-time work evenings and
week ends with reputable architec-
tural or engineertng concern. write
Box 374-S, Star. TO-
Evening star., 1949-07-09
HELP MEN

ARMATURE WTNDER, 1st class. Ap-
Div NATL ELEC. MACH. SHOP, 919
Jessup Blair dr., Silver Spring. Nd.
APPLIANCE STORE MANAGER, in
rural community, 20 miles from D.
C.; must have Al references to han
die only name brands. Box ~
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER - Young
man for ONCE in ne: section Of city;
some GrtnT conSsas Eo9d sa
For appointment call MR.. POWELL.
HO. $500 bet. 4 30 and pm. -15
ASSISTANT JANIToR, sober, col
ored man and wife; no children;
must undeTstanS nd st nd. II Iron . FiTsman einnr
Quarters. utilities. and salary. Cali
Resident Manager, co. 2025. 10
AUDITOR--Knowled of hotel ac-
qualifications, references and salary
AUfo asf'5es sob8 By AsD zsff' fENpER MAN ez
cellent working condition. in Ford
Hsynss ssnss. niIHfMER rs M RoSen = pSEnhR Il Ms
2lio Ham dAlanmnilton ST. Hysttsville' Nd,
AT4c %Hi oe20 sEAss INSTALLER, upe e1perl.
enesd In t., Installing. See s..,s, US for 3 3
Bonus Du Included with salary. HER e
son AUToo E3 oS GLASS y Fla. ave.
AuTo 1;; MECH.wDo you want top pay.
4O-hr, 5-day wk., paid vacation and
holidays, excel. working cond., In a
ess yo ssGsD .9e e.p nosglta1aasiGe en chayser
sSs%N aS4oR ssgy & Nf s5aI ruos a. sTs AVE.
AHFo st1yer sREtnHfAi sMREcHAsic, Nc dependable and
sober; fine working conditions; must
be good, else don't apply. RE. 1866.
AUTO MECHANIC. must be Al on
all makes and operate SSSd rano,iiion Ssas trent
TINE SERVICES. 9Th and Maine
AHfo iyf N 'EMEcHAN1c-we are hT eniars-
ing our shop and will employ. 4 me;
chanics; must be sxperienced; ssod
fcAEY ficelAsESY sERV1cE fss Mr CENTER. RSTfasn 5s5 No
Aifo GlfSe eMEiscnAAIC, e A1risaT perm position, ex-
eel. salary, good hours. working
cond.; ref. req. Apply MANHATTAN
AUTO g. RADIO CO.. 17O6 9TH
AHToMoB1LE MECHANIC. white, for
well-established company to act as
assistant shop foreman; Familiar
holstering work and supervising
men. Good pay to- start, with. a
secure future. See. Mr.. Peyton be-
SWSSssoaLnsAfahs. SSssa &, anf fse. Pr Ias1 AgTo BIs9
AdasfT6SMobiIE dsn6SqoeTb III n MECHANIC. vi colored.
familiar with all makes of cars.
For used car dept. Apply Manager,
HANDLEY MOTOR CO.. 372o Geor-
gis ave. -4o
Evening star., 1949-07-09
AUTO Statesmen

in new car sales. Won
to connect with young aggressive
new car leadership making imme..
diate delivery on all models Of
Packard's Golden Anniversary 23rd
series cars. Men selected will be
furnished o demonstrator and viii
be paid q salary plus commission.
CHESTER, INC, Packard dealer,
1904 Mt. Vernon ave., Alex, Va;
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Upper Marlboro Carnival

A carnival sponsored by the
Upper Marlboro (MdD Volunteer
Fire Department and Lions Club
will begin at 7 o'clock tonight on
the Douglas High School grounds
in Upper Marlboro.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
MOTOR IRAyEl

q. U. STUDENT wishes ride to Los
Angeles: will help drive; around
Aug. /. Box 266-S, Star. los
COLLEGE BOY, good driver, desires
share sas to RasTo VI W. ssss ssSgnd 1sth
WANTED, DRIVER to New England
July 10th; first-class references re-
quired. Box 335-S. Star. TO-
N. ORLEANS early Monday
or Tuesday. via Luray. Birmingham;
take two or three passengers; to
share expenses. Call Ludlow 3-0I Is7.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
INSTRUCTION. COURSES

AIRCRAFT MECHANICS, class now
forming. TEACH AIR INSTITUTE,
Washington National Airport, EX.
RUSSIAN ELDERLY LADY wants to
English. Write Box 3I6-S, Star.
FULL-TIME TUTOR, European back
ground. References. SH. 1920. -o
DRIVING INSTRUCTION - Profess
sional instruction in duaLcontrol
car. Call OR. 6026. 13s
MODERN fkniNlN6 IN beauty cuI-
ture. all subjects taught. Approved
WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE.
1910 G u. nv. DI 1762.
LEARN IN SAFETY to drive safely,
New cars. Complete dual control.
EASY METHOD North 1894
Evening star., 1949-07-09
Hewitt Corp. Opens Offices

James A. Hewitt Properties
Management Corp, today an
nounced that it has opened offices
at 1920 I street NV.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
PERSONAL

ALTERATIONS, 24-hr. service. Stores
eonsidered. Plain sewing. Phone
HAVE FUN-Enjoy summer sports,
fishing. beach trips. dancing. cards.
If unmarried, OF good character.
Is to 80. ioin today. JUST FOR
$500 before pm. Summer rates.
SYMPATHETIC CARE wanted in
refined home for my semi-invalid
daughter. Details. Box 325-S, Star.
CHAMBERS AMBULANCE service,
$5. Chambers has only the best Of
Cadillac equipment. Phone CO..
0432.
tContinued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1949-07-09
CASHIER

Young lady to work as cashier in
large real estate ONCE Must have
or real estate once. Excellent
working conditions; five-day week.
37k hrs; lunches furnished. Call
MR.. cox. ma. 2100. lis
Evening star., 1949-07-09

RENTON, WASH.-NISEI AP-
POINTED - TakeShi Yoshi-
hara, in cap and gown, as he
graduated from high school
last month, was en- route to
the United States Naval Acad-
emy at Annapolis on the ap-
pointment of Representative
Tollefson, Republican, of
Washington. Yoshihara, 18,
spent the war in Minidoka Re-
location Center, Hunt, Idaho.
Friends believe he is the first
Nisei to be appointed to the
academy. -AP WlrephOtO.
Evening star., 1949-07-09

terests calls for the sale of stock
at 500 a share or a total of ST.
189,160. Mr.. McCrea contends
the price is too low and that COM
pany control should be in Wash
ingtOn,
Evening star., 1949-07-09
BOYS

Ages II to 20. to travel and work
in Chicago and vicinity; neat and
aggressive: no experience necessary;
average earnings. S45 per week:
rapid advancements; car transp;
furnished. Leave Sunday. apply 10
to 12 am. and 9 to pm. MR..
DUNN. burlington Hotel. No phone
calls
Evening star., 1949-07-09

SALES OPENING
The Toledo Scale Co. has opening for
salesman with acceptable uualifica-
tions to sell Toledo equipment.
Training provided Must have car.
For interview write or call TOLEDO
SCALE CO.. W. G. Williams, mgr,
phone TAYLOR 1900. 10
Evening star., 1949-07-09
WANTED

VAIN 1 ED
Furniture Repairman
A N EXPERIENCED
TOUCHUP AND RE-
PAIRMAN FOR THE
SERVICE DEPARTl
MENT OF THE LARG-
EST MODERN FUR
NITURE STORE IN
THE EAST.
WE WANT A MAN
WHO R E A L L Y
KNOWS THE FURNI-
TURE REPAIR AND
REFINISHING BUSI-
N E S S S o M E
EDGE OF
LIGHT WOODS is
NECESSARY.
CAR FURNISHED. s.
DAY WK. DURING
JULY AND AUGUST.
PEERLESS MODERN
$40 7th st. NV, Wash, D. c.
ST. 515l.
Evening star., 1949-07-09

When unstpertnp ddDerttsements
addressed to Star bores do NOT
tnclose original references, or
other materials OF personal pdlue:
Copies serpe the purposs and
originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1949-07-09
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

HELr MEN AMI WS"sIN
CASHIER. familiar with n. C. R.
200L. HARRINGTON HOTEL, litn
cIERICAL WORKER, age 35-45; good
working conditions; salary, $40 to
start; advancement rapid; vacation
with pay; prefer some one living
in or around Takoma Park. eau
at 1925 Blair I'd. NV, ia. o2oo.
COUPLE, white, exper.; take compl.
charge lovely home, Warrenton'
Va. Phone OR. 4179. 10
COUPLE, white -chaufieur.
nursemaid chambermaid; nearby
Virginia. State experience, refer
ences, salary expected. BOX 376-T,
Star. 10 -,
COUPLE, middle age, to manage small
rooming house; nice living quarters.
MAN OR WOMAN, white, pianist or
organist. Apply ARTS RESTAU.
RANT, s39 Bladensburg I'd. n.e.--10
WANTED-Advertisin manager and
solicitors with American Greek pub
lications in washington, for district
and vicinity; overwriter privileges
and excellent earnings for real
producers; references required. Tel
ephone Elk, 326S for interview or
apply $40 9th st. NV. w.-10
Evening star., 1949-07-09
SAlESkAEN

MAN, to work in mems furnishings
store; good salary to right man.
CAVALIER MEMS SHOP. 1928 5th
ct. NV. -1O
Evening star., 1949-07-09
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

COUPLE-CoLORED desires Job on
sub. mod. farm: wife exc. INV. and
cook; hush. DA.U., odd jobs; priv:
or sep. living quarters; wife will
MAN AND WIFE, desire part-time
work. in evenings as host and host
ess; good references. Call Wisconsin
3214 after Z, Friday and Sunday
all day Saturday. 10s