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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-13
OFFICERS OF BOY
Scout COUNCIL IN
ALASKA CHOSEN

Q In the fourth ana final of a
series of the annual Boy Scout dis
trict meetings held in the Ameri-
can Legion Dugout last night, the
1949 officers, Alaska council men,
hers, members-at-large of the
Alaska council, and executive toard
members were elected, and the
budget for l949 was approved.
The other three district meetings
were held in Anchorage, Fairbanks
and Ketchikan where the same
items were approved. Last nights
meeting put the final approval on
the decisions of the other three
districts. The reasons that the an
nual meeting was not, held in one
place with representatives from all
four districts present are that the
Territory is too large and travel
is too expensive for the delegates.
Present at last nights district
meeting were: Charles Burdick,
George A. Parks, Kenneth Glen,
Arne Shudshift, Rev. Robert Treat,
Henry Leege, Knox Marshall, Cur
tbs Shattuck, the Rev. S. A. Nc
Phetres, Jud Whittier, Robert
Boochever, Maurice Powers, Har-
cid Brown, c. l.. Wingerson, Leo
Jewett, Henry Harmon, and the
Rev. w. A. Soboleff.
The 1949 officers elected were:
George A. Parks, Juneau, Presi-
dent; Keith M. Lesh, Anchorage;
w. L. Lhsmon, Fairbanks; Milton
J. Daily, Ketchikan; DR.. James c.
Ryan, Juneau, vice. presidents; G.
E. Cleveland, Juneau, treasurer;
George E. Parks, Juneau, National
Council r epre en- tive; and
Charles G. Burdick, Juneau, Coun-
Gil Commissioner.
The budget for the present year
is SAL goo which is an increase OF
S5,75760 over last year. The main
item for the increase is the cost
of living allowance which amounts
to a pay differential over stateside
pay for the Boy Scout executives.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-13
Convified Of Death
OF 7 Boys; Cut One
Up; Served as Food

BREMEN, Germany, April 13-lR
The death sentence was imposed
Yesterday on a 39-year-old ships
steward, Bodo Fries, for the muir
der of two young boys. He was
convicted by a German court after
testifying that he slew the young
sters in 1945 and 1947 while pos
sessed with "the urge to kill
someone"
Fries also told the court he cut
I'D the body of one of his victims
and served some of the flesh to his
family, telling them it was pork.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-13
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to ST. AIMS Hospital
yesterday were Herbert Bremner
baby Arthur Camp, Albert Nicholas
Barney Anderson, Mrs. Charles
Evitts and Walter Bust of Elfin
Cove.
Mrs. Bess VIM was discharged
from ST. AIMS.
Admitted to the Government hos
pital yesterday were Ronald Law
son and Dennic Brown of Haines
Discharged was Bessie Watson Of
Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-13
FROM ST MTCHAEI

H. w. Stewart of the Northern
Commercial Co., st. Michael, is
registered at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-13

FROG LEGS at the Salmon Creek
Country Club. $500. l67 5t
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-13
SENTINEL TIES AT FLOAT

Arriving Monday night and tying
up at the City Float, the Sentinel.
skippered by Vincent Anderson, is
being scrsped for new paint job.
Yesterday the compass was swung
for adjustment. The boat will be
leaving about April 26 to go troll
ing.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-13
EMBLEM CLUB TO MEET

The Emblem Club koids it rcgu-
lar meeting tomorrow night with
Pat Vance as chairman of the re-
freshment committee. Her assist
ants are Gladys Vuille, Mary West
fall, Grace Wiley, Marie Wingerson,
Ada and Jane WHITTIER, Mildred
Zenger, and Florence Zimmerman.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-13
ROAD COMMISSIONERS
BOARD MEETS TODAY

A meeting of the Territorial
Board of Road Commissioners was
held this morning.
According to Acting Governor l..
NJ Williams, only routine matters
were up for consideration.
Members of this board are the
Governor, Highway Engineer and
Treasurer.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-13
26 IN, 70 OUT Via
ALASKA COASTAL
FLIGHTS TUESDAY

Alaska Coastal Airlines' full
schedule of flights yesterday
brought in 26 passengers and took
out 20 for a total of SIS.
For Hawk Inlet, passengers were
S. H. Swanson, A. Lindgren, G. An
derson, T. Conrad, j. Karson, Jr.
For Sitka: Mrs. E. Ewing, Her.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-13
MOON ECLIPSE SEEN

For the first time in more than
a century, the moon went into
total black eclipse last night and
many in Juneau got real show
A portion of the eclipse was seen
here when the moon burst out in
full glory and it was a beautiful
night.
The last time black eclipse CT
the moon occurred was in 1874
There have been several full eclip-
ses sincethen, but none of them
black.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-13
FROM SEATTLE

Louis W. Knudsen, Otto Polite,
and Earl Callahan of Seattle are
guests at the Gastineau. Il
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-13
YACHT CLUB

Meeting, Iris Room, Baranof,
Thurday, 8 pm, old and new
members urged to attend. Lots OF
business. SO ct
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-13
FROM GUSTAvUS

Nora B. Chase of Gustavus is
registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-13

The original home of the de-
structiye boll-weevil is believed to
be Central America.
Evening star., 1949-02-13
CALIFORNIA: Citrus Secrets

add coconut. For this purpose the
fruit must be cut in quarter-inch-
thick rounds, so the juice flows.
The slices are arranged in the dish.
Sugar over the slices, then moist
canned coconut or the freshly
grated, and grated fine as patience
allows. Repeat, finish off with a
great mound of the coconut like a
soft drift of snow. Over this al
monds shaved paper-thin. It's for
Coralyn. the Powells' six-year old,
that oranges 60 into whips, into
jellies, into custard desserts. Of
course, orange for the salad and
orange in the fruit cup.
Mrs. Powell's very best tricks
with citrus are in preparing meat
and fish dishes. Baking a fish she
covers it over with slices of orange,
then slices of onion and over all
bacon, allowing one piece for each
serving. Her pot roast done with
the orange deserves the Gordon
Bleu. The roast is seasoned with
salt and pepper dredged with -four,
Drowned on all sides in hot fat,
Evening star., 1949-02-13

then one sliced onion added and
one sliced orange. the peel left on,
two bay leaves, two peppercorns,
four cloves, and small amount of
liquid, the pot covered tightly, the
roast let simmer until the meat
tenders. Cook it on top of the
range or in a slow oven. As the
liquid cooks away, add more boil
ing water. but only little.
We Pitched In
WARNING to the subject, Mrs.
Powell described orange meat loaf
and the winter chiffon pie that her
husband favors. We copied these
recipes just as she told them to us.
But fold up the notes, here comes
the dinner: a regiment of spare
ribs succulently baked to crisp
brown. We pitched in with our
fingers. eating the sweet meat
right from the bone. Hop to, enjoy
yourselves.
Citrus Spareribs
a pounds spareribs
l large lemon
l large orange
l large onion
l cup catsup
1s teaspoon Worcestershire
l teaspoon chill powder
l teaspoon salt
2 dashes Tabasco
2 cups water
Cut ribs into serving-size pieces.
Place in shallow roasting pan,
meaty side up. On each piece
arrange slice of unpeeled lemon,
unpeeled orange and slice of onion.
Roast in hot oven (45O0F.) 20 min
utes. Combine remaining ingre-
dents, bring to boiling point and
pour over ribs. Continue baking
Evening star., 1949-02-13

new ways to cook with
oranges in the Far West
nUR destination that sunny
" November afternoon was the
kitchen door of Mrs. John Powell,
Is miles out of Los Angeles. The
Car stopped by a low stone house
nestled among a tangle of flowers
at the foot of Mt. Wilson. Below
stretched the valley of San Gabriel
with its manicured acres of citrus
. groves, % of these acres belonging
to the Powells' ranch. Oranges and
lemons and avocados they count
their big crops. Pomegranates, per-
simmons, apricots, grow on the
place but only few trees to sup
ply the home table.
~I've Started Dinner"
dim and trim in blue slacks,
young Mrs. Powell hurried out
calling hello" with Susie the
shepherd dog bounding ahead,
barking US welcome.
II have already started the cit
rus spareribs for dinner" Mrs.
Powell said, opening the door into
the kitchen. She knew we had
come to talk cooking, to learn
how oranges are used at home in
the orange-gowing country. I'VE
like our oranges best just as they
are Mrs. Powell was explaining.
Il section the fruit, cut the Sec
tons in halves, dust with pow
dered sugar. That's the way to
enjoy all the natural charm of an
orange"
The next best way, she thinks,
to serve oranges Gu nGtursl is to
Evening star., 1949-02-13

ABOUT TINS SERIES:
Each week Clementine
Paddleford, just hack
from q cOast.tO.cOaat
food-sleuthing trip,
brings you the latest
news on America'seat.
ing habits. Next week:
Mrs. Douglas Mckay,
the first lady of Oregon,
gives you some of her
favorite cake recipes
Evening star., 1949-03-08
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, exp; books started,
kept part time; tax returns: rea-
sonable. OR "074
CRAFTSMEN (2).
also capable Of turning out working
drawings from rough sketches; one
full time and one part time. Box
BooKKEEPER q K IspE JR. Accountant.
experienced. married, B. C. s. de-
srm essrss ov oes B0s1'ien sfsf e5S
BOOkKEEPER-junior accountant, now
employed afternoons. desires morn
ing employment. RA. 9456 ewes. 10
CHEF-COOK, colored, well exper.
VI wishes sAsa ,S0' hotel club or cafeteria 8.
ELECTRICAL WORK of any descrip-
ton or sales desired by young man
with engineering experience in Eu-
rope from which Just arrived in y; S.
Box '6d-A. Star 81
LAb9K dIsHsr asS ios snDeEspeed Ms noss
FranKlin Franhti so3l. nsn 'of MN "S''' 8:
LEGis. ASSISTANT. Capitol Hill ex-
per. des. conn; Republican Senator
or congressman. Box 173-A, Star.
l!egon Ss :sts slFEksvss Essn. $500 sis Ext g.
MAINTENANCE MAN, white. desires
pp;aI!nIinT; RAP T;r carpentry; good reference
MAN, COL, desires Job. presser. tailor
on mems and boys clothing; good
MaS a g h5r: rs s delivery driver good
MAN, colored, desires part-time clean
ing ofices or work in restaurant;
MAN, colored. lob as janitor; sober,
reliable IS yrs experience, JACK
SON. DU, 4707.
MAN. colored. desires job as tanitor,
plus janitor's living quarters. Mar
ried and dependable. DU. 1928. 10
MAN, young, II years OF age. desires
any kind of employment No expe-
rience. Can type. AT. 1925. s.
MAN. young. married, settling in
Wash. desires typing and general
clerical office position with future
Little experience, but hard worker
no selling. please. Ludlow h402
after ;. weekdays X
MAN. young. desires to assist bust.
nessman; minimum 81 10 hr. and
overtime. Box 424-A, Star. s.
MURAL ARTIST for restaurants;
beautiful landscapes painted on
walls; reasonable. RE. 029S. s.
PAINTER. day or contract: 80 Yrs.
experience; sood color man. COOP
vETERAN. 81 EH xhit.. 1ha9 %. desires tuii or
perienced as shoe fnisher; accept
any type Of work NE. 97sa. JOHN
Young MAN with late model car
dss, 5-day wk. job. Ia yrs. college.
SH. U121.
Evening star., 1949-03-08
PERSONAL

DAMAGED CLOTHING-Nighto or day,
call BLUE JAY. 'Weavers OF Dis
moth damage. " We cali. we de- deliver.
INCOME NJ Ss0 TAX RETURNS explained G
for nominal sum by a former reye-
nue. employe: NE, 1894; 13'
countant: 70 yrs, experienGe; sa, 5ea-
sonable. e34 G pl. NV. ST. oos3.
ZIPPERS. by the dozen, 10 cents each.
up to 10 in. popular makes. all col
orsi NEEDLEcRAFT SERVICE, $50
RAYoN "a & LiNINGs IiSi for sale. IS cents
NEEDLEcRAFT SERVICE, $50 i@th
DO You BUY good clothes? Then you
want better-than averase cleaning
y 4493sas seS columbis aane'S ID. Af DUs 6s1S. Mi3
CANVASSERS and subjoobers; special
close-out on candy and novelties
and Jelly beans: Apply HAROLD P
RFgDoLPPH F, SALES CO. al4 Ran
Affiliations. all ladies' garments;
evemDs eves 5,6s $40 1ftR fPe'eH Co. se5sasf @ open
ALTERATIONS, oressmaking, restyl-
ing; prompt, efficient service. s26
DO YOU KNOW some one in need
q living and business quarters com
plus lge. rm: suit, for Once. studio,
workshop: Sl1O; located 2s15 l4th
st. NV. OWNER, EN-. 2o32. 5
KIND CARE given elderly or SEMI
Invalid, tray service; porchsS "1sS a9a m.
SPANISH-ENGLISH translations, all
kinds typing done al home. Will call
ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS. day
service NEW JERSEY CLEANERS
nv nv 100 s1st NV" 1921 Bladeps-
Any n%fs oSE 5S* n Ca. CAN SEW. but 1t taxes
years to be skilled in correct fitting.
LEA ENGEL, Dressmaker ttormerly
Of 9TH ave , n y ENDS fnds nothing It ,da
restylins, res ling a. Alterations. S centraliy %
Telephone Ex 1903.
VACANCY n NURSING hOMkIc4-
te5 hour nursing sTd stats esre sH IceaSsS GG4S
pIaNo ANY TUNING. Ica S.; al repairs, re-
SIcfoE S41dos GEoRGE sls dss' ov FFfs 49,
WAVLRLY SANITARIUM, Rockville
Pike. miles from Bethesda. A
lew VaGdn dnCleS. fully IlCenseu. NuI .
ing care "a hrs. day. Call WI.
DON'T TAKE A CHANCE-Reweaving
should be done by experts; 33 years
/ know how" with professlona! oper-
ators; fast service. NEEDLECRAFT
SEQ 18th st. NV. 2nd floor.
GOOD NEWS for women: famous Dan
River cotton fabrics at only 64c yd I:
complete assortment in all perfect
3 to 10 yd. lengths for as long as
they last. to herald opening OF the
ECONOMY FABRIC SHOP at :5'23
l4th ST NV. on Sat. Mar. IL. Your
opportunity to sew and save with
these wonderful! spring and summer
all-purpose gooos.
SEAMSTRESS. skilled in finest sewing,
remodeling. also fur coat alters
PETER Pan SCHOOL. primary, kin
degarten. nursery, tVo-acre play
ground transportation furnished;
muse appreciation. toy. orcnestTa.
Enroll now. sol Fern pl- n W, RA
010o -12
Evening star., 1949-03-08
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, alterations, and sttie
undermining: cabinets and kitchen
planning; painting, paper hanging,
floor sanding Eecreation rooms; TIA
reas' DAYS and ewes, OR 1900
ADDITIONS. remodeling. rec. rmi;
special winter prices; terms: esti-
mates. Virginia only. OLD pOMIN-
ION CONTRACTING CO, GL. OIL.
cling, any type; quality work; low
cost; quick, free estimates; fnare!nz
Il desired, Gail SIMON 4 FRANK
CO. s504 georgia sTs sH 1888.
ASPHALT TILE. LINoLEIM, EqaTan-
shiR. RspsiIs q ang i9Titsa eovSTTsG 3W s5s5. e5
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs, park kinE
sreas. Free estimates. FLA time
ppaGymsnts. ze, FA5RFAx r aSo, AsPAALT s
cK4ESf fS ST Work, se,is st Stone ne walls. aas-
stone terraces walks. chimneys, fre-
places. cement driyeways, poTches;.
retaining walls, pipe drainage, all
kinds o: waterproofng. F MAR
Rockville, Nd, phone RockTils
oloSSScRErr-cENrsr lSSs xorkZFoo,in.;;
porch steps, drivevays, basement
floors, retaining walls: OLD and nev
work, c. GALEA. AT. 1864 Can
ANY tIUlt-
FPNcE Po.5l sss saHa9aed n sna4 Terms n
money down. Immmediete erection:
Call for free estimate. Ii. 2143. s.
FENCES, all type, galvanized ma
tsTais .Isson posts tsy ss5 e0niTitfi BLf nff Rns
rLaGSToNE' specialty-All kinds
OF stone and cement work zone;
porches. terraces. walks; steps, me-
Waterproofng and drainage. tiles:
MARcUccIo 3es Diamond ave.
Ga,,hersbu.g Maryland; n ,r, ~.
bss. !ayins: sanding ii,,;an anits!ns; s4,3s:
fieshtas' fiHishes 0fIi FIooRfNG coSTRAc.
TORS; NC 1912 Wisconsin are.
HOME SS RRaMopEL1NG. additions. at
tics and rec. !ooms XII planning.
cabinets and app: val tile. I1o6sr
CO. UN. 1852 days and ewes.
MoDIRNrzsG Gs sPd sssssq Tor et.. tl:.
ee,l@a,es s9 T0at ofll NAfToNAI ft 1cSi coNTRAcT.
NC CO l2o3 Eye st. nv
ALL PHASES OF home remodeiinE and
improving free reasonable estis
mates; low down a,s payment cos 80
TRacToRs neathf e VA VA s445 a5D1EE na 4sfI s3N
EVANSVILLE CONTRACTING CO.
Painting. papering, interior decor
ating- all work guaranteed: terms.
Free estimates Phone WA. Sass.
ATTENTION. HOME OWNERS. 1t IS
not too early 70 screen your porch:
no need waiting fox the dies AL
kinds Of repairs and remoceiinS. w,
D TAYLOR. Sligo 3a42
ALL BRANCHES of home construc-
tion. moderriZing and repairs; addi-
tional rooms. poTches. recreation
rooms, attIcs finished. custom build.
ing Careful planning and skilled
vorkmen have saved our customers
substantial sums for superior JOB.
Terms Por free estimate, phons
WILKIN-MAY CONSTRUCTION co.
WA 6I54. ! 70 pm -l3
YOUR HOME RENODELED' estt-
mates. new or old work carpentry,
cabinet work. kitchen. store. fixtures.
decorating. etc: complete se!yice.
Small down payments HI 6s57;
az 53HS: 81 64sS is
HOME RENODELISG - Additions,
recreation rooms. poEches' any type
c: home improvement; For ,dess
and free estimates call SUBURBAN
PENODELING CO. Bethesda Chevy
Crase. Silver Spring area only.
OF 5G55; ewes, DE. 1905 or !N.
-DaO IA
Evening star., 1949-03-08
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPING. reasonable rates;
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT. several
years exp: in private industry and
counting and secretarial Avail.
Mar: -. AID. 1862, ewes. Box 331-
Girl, eolored. desires work in cafe.
osAD1.rE rs, 2, fopf SRst H. fcojoAsa, 33e desires
travel; (referenceJ. LU. 1886.
HOUSEKEEPER. capable young wom-
an with preschool- age child; 90 any
NuRsE s GoyERNEsS; 1's! sspsriensed ..!
REPORTER, sharp. college graduate,
with 5 years experience in city
rooms; keen news sense. smooth
writer: makes contacts easily; de-
ton publication. BOX ASA, Star.
SECRETARY. exper., competent
steno.. college background position
req. use OF initiative; S"25 no.
sPaNIsH 81 . MAID. nice personality.
. loves children. very good worker. age
%. desires position with small fam
lily 20 live in. Would like Sl00 mo.
with rm. and board. Gail RA. 1900.
sTYPfNG Envelope or post
j card addressing. $500 18th st. NV.
Adams 1885 IL
TYPING done in the home. -GE
SS94 O.
WOMAN. white. wants position az
saleslady. cook. cashier or house
keeper. willing to go to resort. Box
4o9-A Star
WOMAN. coIored. exper.. neat. honest,
dep. and reliable, wants JOB fry or
short order cook. AK. r0420. l0'
WOMAN, white. desires work as gen.
eral companion; experienced parcti-
cal nurse 81 1923 Ia
YOUNG LADY desires part-time
work evenings after pm: exper.
PIX, clerical work. etc. co. 1850
after 8 pm.
CONvALESCENT WORK, light house
work included; experienced live in;
Immediately available. Box AL "A,
Evening star., 1949-03-08
TYPIST
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. g NV. laundry; live in; SIS.
COOK. must be excellent; 1st-fioor
work; good wages; city references.
Call WO. 5420. S
COOKE HW., exper. neat person:
ref: assist 3 children: live in; good
salary; nearby Arl. CH. 5377. IS
COOK and general house worker to
live in: upstairs I'm. and bath: ex-
perienced with children; good wages
Call OIL O1ds 10
COOK, for private school in Arl., Va;
must be experienced 5-day vk.
salary Sl20 plus meals. OK. 1000.
COOK AND GHw. with adult FAM
lily. good salary. good hours for
right party. Call Ma. 349l for
COOK, G.H.w.; experienced. 25 %
laundry: s27 per week Hours s
through dinner az 8. App!y IN per
son. Westchester Apis. 1000 cathe-
drsi ave. ADJ. 20s-B. -.
COUPLE, must be expeT-. with recent
city references, working as couple II
home; good pay and living quarters
small family: Or; o2t4- IS
GENERAL HOUSEW0Rk. care oi
children. some cooking: live in up,
stairs room: good local references
S25 week. GE. 6503. 10
G.HW., live in. help with baby; cit!
-eferences SH. 30a4.
HOUSEKEEPER. live In, care OF apt
and 5-yr.-old boy: Tor business cpl
no cooking. Call TIE. oo96. 10
Evening star., 1949-03-08
HELP DOMESTIC fcont. J

MAID. gh,w and plain cooking. for
adults: 5ia days per wk.; S17. Call
MI 1929. %
MAID, 25-35 yrs; e.h.w., no cook
ing; stay some NIGHTS, some Sun
Live in or out: S25 wk. Call bet.
$50 and $50 pm. only, RA. 1892.
MAID. colored. g.hw. and cooking;
half day. Thurs, no Sundays; S25
per week; must have local refs.
WO. 54S1.
MAID, honest. industrious, must be
excellent laundress and cleaner; 52
days: $23: stay or go. WO. 1905.
ghw.. white; live in;
care of 3 children; exp, refs; other
help employed. Box 447-B. Star
SPANIsH-sPEAKING GIRL, Ink
cook, . days per week: good salary
to right person; must have exper..
refs. Box 272-A. Star 81
UPSTAIRS MAID-Live in; light
laundry; D. c. ref. req; other help
employed; salary S25 wk. WI. sQ35.
WOMAN. colored. neat, work in doc
tors home, ofice: plain cooking
Reference Call between & and s
pm Don't phone. 1924 C st. Sc.
Evening star., 1949-03-08
INSTRUCTION COURSES

FLIGHT TRAINING-Qualify for
your pilots license. Approved By
Veterans Administration Informa.
ton gladly furnished. FALLS
CHURCH ad AIR PARK. on .. s. RI
MODERN TRAINING IN beauty cul:
ture. all subjects taught. Approved
oy Government for o. training
WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE.
1910 G St NV. D1. 1852
LEARN IN SAFETY TO driye saleiy
New cars Comp.ete dual control
EASY METHOD North 1894
OVER 400 COURSES covering engi-
neering. business. mathemat!c com i
mercial AIT vocational. hish sc 7oo.s'
etc Approved under GI Bill IN.
TERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENTS
SCHOOL Room 30 Bend 5idE'
NEW SPRING CLASS for men and
women in modern real estate prsc-
tice al the School OF Real Estate
1905 goth St An educational N,
stitution that meets local Approval
requirements. also Government ap-
proved for veterans. New class starts
TUESDAY evening, March Is. 7:3o 10
O. For registration Information
MRS. GARCEAU. NE. s13l, or AR
FINN, AD. 4222.
Evening star., 1949-03-08
SAlESMEN

HEATING. the best deal in town
ing Chrysler Airtemp gas heating
inexperienced men trained; product
backed by eYtensiye sdEeTslslng
sass son .uISsnsa Nc End wM snd kenRedy sGRss SIS
sALESMEN WANTED. telephone deal,
sta e natuFsI for hard-hittins sslesmen. ;1.
SALESMAN. for auto parts tobber;
ington area. Box 12S-X, Star. $
PERMANENT PosITIoN-Frigids
commercial refrigeration and air
conditioning; previous experience IN
selling this type equipment is eS-
sential; selected man will be given
advanced training course at factory,
B9intmsns only. DE 1900. Mr.
ExPTRIENcE sII1SI in our line not essen
tial, as We tratn you and you earn
while learning Permanent position
n the nome Improvement field. with
est commission PAID 20 energeti1
men Apply between and II.
72S eth st. NV. third floor. IS
SALESMAN. fence: due to the spring
like weather We can use hard
working men: you can easily earn
Sl5n ca week or more; car neces-
sary Don't delay. see. US al ,3i3
Blaoensourg rd. ne" foE position
SALESMAN with car 70, cover estao,;
lished territory for weil-known local
supply firm. Salary and commls-
Rr.i s;9E. ysI.Tr @4 7 s.; s.IEsxas, y; fun time
j. NOBLE BoAZ, Realtor. 14@4 Wis
consin ave, Bethesda. -.lo
NEW INVENTION. nonelectric flores
can't sign. glows like neon; every
shop q prospect: get samples al 6t3
Pa ave Sc Make IS hr. -l2
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for . sales
men at our Alex: Va; and Berxyn,
selling trailer coaches and pay salary
plus liberal commission. Only high
type. capable men. making good ap-
pearance, need apply. Telephone TO.
Alto SALESMAN, used cars. for we'll,
established company; good salary and
commission: plenty o: nice. clean
cars to sell at the lowest prices in
toWn Unusual opportunity and Sc
cure futaTe Apply Ay rrs.TrRs : a,m; q fNe aitsl
1871 Bladensburg rd. ne. Ii $500.
A LARGE MODERN appliance store
in NV Wash. needs an aggressive
forward ,ooE.ng man. married. % 10
IS yrs. Of age 20 sell electric goods
and telev!sion: an opportunity 20
letter yourself in you. community.
For an sppt. phone Mr.. Dor AN.
ATTENTION young ladies and young
men. 1924. neat appear. free 10
travel 4S States; circulation work
for publishers. eX-yets. given pref.
phys handicap no hindrance;
tramp. turn immed. expenses ad-
vanced; avg $50 week after ! weeks
training. See ARCHIE MOORE,
Plaza Hotel. s.
NATIONAL manufacturer Of adding
machines, calculators. bookkeeping
machines and cash registers will ap-
point and instruct desirable man for
local territory. Good opportunity
for aggressive man Call MA. s5s2
FOR appt. or see ALLEN BUSINESS
MACHINES. INC. 1911 G ST. NV.
REAL ESTATE sALKsMAN-Excel-
lent opportunity with well-estab-
lished : firm operating in Silver
Spring, Bethesda. chevy Chase and
NV. WaShlngton: ample l.stings OF
homes. farms and screase Call 81.
5000. STANLEY PEARSON. RealtoT
1915 Ga. aTe., Silver Spring. Md.
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