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CANCER DRIVE
I(continued From Page One)

Continued From rage Onel
Daniel, Mrs. Emma Stowcll, Mr..
John Block Brady, Mr.. Richard
SeIiars, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lopez.
Mr.. Bill Russell, MIR. and Mrs.
Peter knight, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les j. Curry, Mr.. Joe Doakes, Mr..
George e. Reyes. Mrs. T. j. Ault,
Mrs. Evelyn G. Mills, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Teller of Toronoto.
Canada, 1t. Pat Higgins, Mr..
Mike varmich, Mr.. Gerald Pin
der, Miss Lola Schallew, Mr.. and
Mrs Enrique Esquinaldo, mir. J..
d. McAndreWs. manager of the
La Concha, Mr.. and Mrs. Ignacio
Perez, DR.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Ayala, Mr.. and Mrs. Fernandez
Mario, Mr.. and Mrs. Angel Val
DEE, and many others whose
names were not obtained.
The cancer drive will continue
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Great Britain
Pushes Its
Housing Plan
tis,it~r tDf Commons
l'a.-esl IslII
Allnw inn S2O.iMO
tsaams fo lnsls iislhal.

LYNDON go The House ol
cannons has passed bin 70 let
heel authufllies make housing
laanN ~ up h. $4,000.
tlls hili sent through second
rrtilne approval IN principle
Vfihosii 2 ~ ord vSte on motion
~ heailn Minister Ancurin Be
rah n eilaree q the labor gov
a emcni's housing program.
nesan said thal for thc first
tiunf - say nntlon'i history. I'VE
are noW within sight OF provid-
re fuf rScfy separate family the
rnmlngi and privacy OF a separate
hsusrhoid
The meaaufe faises the loan
hmit FROM $4,000
Nfsan noted that $4,000 new
paAteTar homes bad been built in
hfiibln by the end 81 Janoary-
ftLalT of them permanent tie
paii thrfr we're more homes per
heaa ~ population today than in
lelA
The reasons there is stiIl
shollaEe. ncVan claimed. are
thaf moro iamilcs can afford 10
fpni young people get married
eaFhrF and old people are keep
ina oui ~ W0rkhOuscs.
Conservative took severe eX-
cenilnn o. hls analysts.
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10TH BIRTHDAY

Continued rro.1 Page One)
the u S. S. Holland. Submarines
have come long way since those
days, until now they rank as a
major weapon of war =
1t is here at Key West that the
Navy conducts large portion of
its anti-submarine warfare train
ing. Submarines are necessary to
this all important work, since, to
become experts in anti-Subma-
rine warfare training. Subma-
rines, are necessary to this all i'm
portant work, since, to become
experts in anti-submarine war
fare, our men must have the
best submarines we are capable
of producing to pit their skill
against.
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these things is usually a much
better mother for having inter-
ests outside the home and keep-
ing up with the affairs of her
community and country.
My advice to you is to go to
church and start working with
the boys and girls in the Sunday
School. You were interested in
your own children and your ex-
perience with them should make
you good person to help with
other boys and girls. Then
join some civic club. This will
put you in touch with other wo-
men of your own age and give
you contacts that will be help
full
If you haven't a lot of money,
you can do a great service, to
young mothers by baby sitting
for them on special occasions.
This will give them reliable
trustworthy person with their
children and give you some ex-
ira spending money.
| know one woman who start
ed painting after her children
grew up. She had never had a
lesson in her life but she had
always longed to paint SO she
bought some paints and started
out on her own. She turned out
to be first class artist.
But whatever you do, don't
sit around, holding your hands
and bemoaning the fact that
your children are gone. Get up
, and do something, if not for
other people, for yourself.
LOUISA.
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APP NewsfeotureS
Dummies and plush ducks Will wem the last
word in spring hat stYlesgahis Easter
ToYlond hos become style conscious. and
it's ON underprivileged bunny indeed who isn't
equipped with modish bonnet beret suilor
or topper this season.
Styles exhibited at the recent Toy Fair
were as worried as those displayed in the swun-
kier millinery solons of Fifth and Park Ave
nues and were worn by the entire Edster
menogerie- Dummies. ducks. swons. chickens
and even mice.
A new style fovorite for ducks is blue
pork pie soilor trimmed with white ribbon. CO.
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stored with blue-dnd-white checked topcoot
Ablue necktie completes the ensemble.
A modish mouse weurs q flower confec-
ton tilted over the right eye. while one of the
ten best-dressed robbits in the big parade hos
q yellow coochmon's hat worn with green
and yellow plaid gown.
Male rabbits favor cowboy regolid com.
plete with ten-gollon sombreros.
As ON added attraction. toylond offers ON
Easter rabbit which munches realistically on
q mognehzed carrot and resists its removal
Other innovations include sleepY-eYed bunnies
and those that glow in the dark.
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NJ L. ~ AAAO.
Answer;
Good gracious, il is always
amazing 10 me To find someone
with time enough to do the
things they Wish to do but to
find someone with time hang
ing ON their hands is truly as
founding i'm these days.
There are so man interest
ING things TO do in the world
that YOU won't have TO look very
far II YOU are really serious
about finding something TO do.
II Is a pity that you have failed
10 Join in your church work or
IN club work in the past for the
woman who has the time to do
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TODAY's BIRTHDAYS
tKnow Americal

I Secretary of State Dean q.
sAcheson, born in Mlddletown,
Conn.,, So years ago.
Charles r. Denny, Jr., y, B. G..
executive vice president, former
chairman Of the Federal Com
munications Commission born
in Baltimore, 81 years ago.
Lew Holtz, actor-humorist,
born in San Francisco, 81 years
ago.
DR.. Harry w. Chase, ehaflcel-
lor of New York University, born
in Groveland, Mass, So years
ago. Ass 1
Quentin Reynolds, authorized
tor, born in New York. "A years
ago.
Brig. Gen. Frank Z. Hines.
onetime ambassador, ex-Veterans
head, born in Salt Lake City, 10
years ago.
Bishop Fred p. Corson OF Phil
adelphia, Methodist leader, born
| in Millville. ". j., So yeaFssagos
! Oswald Ryan. member Of the
Civil Aeronautics Board, born irl
ANDERSON, Ind, 81 years ago.
Vice Admiral John L. Hall, Jr.
!, born in williamsburg, Va, Sc
years ago.
John N. Wheeler, president OF
the Bell Syndicate, New York
| born in Yonkers, N. Y, 63 years
ago.
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iOUISA'S LETTER

Deer Louiso
My children grown and don't know whut to do with
myself All of my life have been interested in who the chill
dren did and in my home and cared about church
club work. ~
Now that the children gone fell very much depressed
My house work doesn't lake up but part Of my time ond
don't know what do with myself The chdfshVe in other
places and they wne to me reguofy but is not enough
Whot do middle-oged mothers do with themselves?
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pa unCe were considered an
exalir aelicacy reserved only for
49, lich and powerful During
NAs l3th century Ia Scotland.
NaFliaHscnl bauned pie eating by
anEbGsdy below the rank Of
h4Kop
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When Napoleon made his home
i'm IT. the Chateau of Fontaine-
bleau, near Paris, contained hum
dreds of lavishly furnished apart
ments.
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.III'VE()Ill1lS
so; SO YoUl

Serious facts are g<vesirt ~ ree~nf ss<s'ssE
reportA One out 81 e<pTf th<ns - - -
anninsd wss xi<tirn - Pa N esfas !. sssssn.
without suggesting H. Ana ih.s sals t<ese4
ton spreads fsp<dt thrusxh ehsls <<zz...s
can cause serious .trpuhze u nsxlsefn<l.
Watch Tor warning kizns sszsee|s ~ a.
aRgrzsatinx rectal tt<h Get Aexn4e =.
vssmsfsaa light away. F-N's ssf3a lnxvssa.ess =
. medically approved drug Tat sz|snsSf|esII<
kills Fin-Wofms and fsnoses f1esn lsszn. 80
were perfected b. the fznsasss lxsas 4 - -
cisiisis IN worm ramedirs faf essf las 49,.
Ash your dsusaisss p-W q fns n1Hkssmsl
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April comes in with his hack
and his bill and sets a flower On
every ,field.-Old English pro-
verb.
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Yar Npvrrnors OF bath Califor-
ne md New York get am annual
80 nf $4,000
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News Notes

The first recorded windmill in
Europe was in France in the year
1105.
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This years Gulfstrean Ral I;
thoroughbred racing season ( viii
be run from March 9 thsbugu
April 10. hE sfSa
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One of the ginalisSf athletes at
Texas Al s. Mi isaI. .. Barrios Of
Ell Peso lsgtbound captain OF
the fenclhgaeam.
Evening star., 1949-11-07
| LIeras Plans 10 Resign
On Colombian Protest
By the Asseeiotsd Press

Alberto Lleras announced last
night he will resign as secretary
general Of the Organization of
American States simultaneously
with an expected Colombian pro-
test expected on a political state
ment he made last Monday.
At the time, Mr.. Lleras called
for a patriots party in Colombia
to calm political passions now
causing prediction violence in
the South American country.
A presidential election is sched-
uled for November 27. Mr.. Lleras
is Liberal Party member and
q former President of Colombia.
On instructions from the Con-
servative-dominated government,
Colombian Ambassador Eduardo
ZueIeta Angel is scheduled to pre-
sent a protest note today to
Haitian Ambassador Josep h
Charles tomorrow. Mr.. Charles
Is acting chairman Of the Or
ganization of American States
Council
The resignation presumably will
also cover Mr.. Leras' additional
post as director general Of the
Pan-American Union. y
The Colombian note. officials
disclosed, will not specifically call
for Mr.. Lleras' resignation but
will make the point that inter-
national officials have no right to
interfere In the internal affairs
of countries which they represent.
Evening star., 1949-11-07
Photo Engraving Shops
Struck in New York
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-AFL
white collar workers struck today
against rs commercial photo
engraving shops in New York.
The strike was ordered for Z
am. and police reported that at
least 10 of the shops were picketed
as the work stoppage became
effective.
The strike was called by Local
No. l of the AFL Photo Engravers
Associate Union, which repre-
sents about 1900 white collar en-
ployes. The union does not repre-
sent the shops production workers.
The walkout was called last
night after negotiations between
the union and the New York Photo
Engravers' Board of Trade begged
down over the workers demands
for union shop. seniority rights
and Improvements in minimum
wages. ...
Present union wages range from
$27 to $72 weekly. The union seeks
a $37 to 500 minimum range.
Evening star., 1949-11-07
BorkIey Visits Fioneee,
Recovering in Hospital
Ry fha Assoeiatad Prs,.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7.-Vice Presi-
dent Barkley spent the week end
in st. Louis to be near his fiancee,
Mrs. Carleton S. Hadley. who Is
recovering from influenza.
He paid several visits to st.
Luke's Hospital and took Mrs.
Hadley flowers and magazines.
Mrs. Hadley's mother. Mrs. Estle
Rucker, said no one except men,
bers of the family was permitted
to visit her.
"But of course Mr.. Barkley is
considered a member of the fam
ily." she added.
Mrs. Hadley is expected to be re-
leased from the hospital some
time this week. The Vice Presi-
dent went to Chicago today to
keep a speaking engagement.
Evening star., 1949-11-07
Dow Named to Committee

Fayette B. Dow. OF the National
Petroleum Association here, has
been named to the Committee on
Liquif1ed Petroleum Gas for the
coming year, Walter S. Hallanan
chairman of the National Pc
troleum Council, has announced
The committee has been appointed
at request of the Interior Depart
ment to study the present liquified
petroleum gas situation.
Evening star., 1949-11-07
BY ths Assoeioted Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. T.
Hundreds kissed 1t at Is cents q
smack, but the question is: What
was it?-
The 15-pound chunk Of lime
stone was flown here from Ireland,
with advance hullabaloo that it
was a chip off the real Blarney
Stone. You know, the one in Ire
land that imparts the gift OF CAB.
Or so they say.
It disappeared early yesterday,
shortly after a st. Mary's Church
festival crowd had paid $472 for
the privilege of smearing it with
|lipstick. Women, the custodians
reported, were by far the best GUS
toners. ,
But only minutes after its disap-
pearance, the stones origin was
challenged.
James Cummins. past president
of the United Irish Society and
custodian of the stone, groaned:
1.-THE worst thing is that the
London Daily Mails New York
correspondent called and said the
rock wasn't the real thing"
With that Mr.. Cummins said
he has documentary evidence that
it was the real thing-still is as
far as he is concerned,
+ "A friend of mine-Pat Collins
who lives in Cork sent it and
assured me 1t was from Blarney
Castle. 7 have the bill of lading
from TWA Airlines. I have saved
the correspondence" 8.
But police were inclined to view
the whole case-Blarney Stone
and disappearance-with a stony
eye.
The city health director, DR..
j. c. Geiger, had frowned on the
Evening star., 1949-11-07
HELP MEN

OUTSIDE REPREsENTATTVE-Must
over s H'ta 81 years. years. q As' sse. E1sellens Exc @
opportunity, good salary plus bonus
son sna TstfansR HoTsEHoD Iap pNARReeE ARReE e coR Rf
79l4 Ga. ave, Silver Spring. Nd.
PAINTER-sPRAY MAN, experienced.
large housing JOB: r,r; Arlington
Court e At. Hoass; gi' aada Apply 1904 18th st.
Phsrma&cy, & 70. s.oe6o. %
ao1akN pkue estssseasf' tsTokG'' No w. sass ss3s
PHARMACIST. virginia, registered,
saSRcH nEs bRud s0ss sroRE ise'z Phone r.
pHofoGRApHER needs callers; $50 good
comm, Apply, 8 to 8 PM. 1123 E.
Gspt9l & ~ phone via calls O. for
ea1 asPs s1sa,nss alBERr s1gfsjfassd gfdbo ssa
r1sso issssi' silver Ths Sesns ssss1
evening work; Apply WHITE ELE-
ssa saANT NJ TAVERN. PiA1V 1l17 lss st. ne
Plant Ia r. SUPERINTENDENT. hHi sober.
reliable, sxper. sand and srayel
except Sun. HI. S070. -
PLAsTERERs WANTED - Must be
good; white Call SH. 1888. IS
PLUMBER-Experien in new and
repair work; Must have own tools.
PIUMBERs rs. frst-class. Apply
Mr.: COX. Edgevale, north side
East.West highway. between Conn.
and Wis. aves., Chevy Chase, Md
PLUMBERS WANTED. nrst class only.
for tobbing and remodeling. d. H. \
STEVENS CO.. TU. $500. %
PORTER-DRIvER, d. c. permit. for
LIQUOR store; must have 1st-class
local refs: good salary. advance.
Do not phone. CENTRAL LIQUORS,
rREssEh IMs rs os ssh W;ooiENs. y; 81 must li !.
esg s.pers s..ss Ssee 81 psss ~9l5 ab
PREsSER - Year-round Job, must
turn out quality work, piecework
proposition. 493S Wis. ave-. EN-.
PRUSMorroNAL isSsi SALES ENGINEER,
acquainted with local builders, ar
chitects, engineers and Federal
housing agencies; previous exper.
in domestic and commercial heating
,yssm gss 1o.tSn hiShy desEsSe ssnd .s.T gsTm @ sa
possible, to MfNNEAPoLfs-HoNEy-|
WELL REGULATOR CO., 1915 K|
st. NV. ?. NJ. Thuney, personal.
All Inquiries confidential. -
RADIO REPAIR MAN-Fast. aggres-
sive, with car. Operate small equip
ped shop. northwest. Share profits
BOZ 126-H. Star. la
Evening star., 1949-11-07
70 Germans Reported
Killed in Mine BIust
by the Associated Press

BERLIN, Nov. IA Western
Zone newspaper reported yester-
day that 10 East German miners
died when the powder supply of
a Soviet zone uranium mine blew
up.
The mine, according to the
newspaper Social Democrat. was
near Zwickau, so miles southwest
of Dresden in the Err mountains.
Pitchblende deposits in the Err
mountains. both in Germany and
Czechoslovakia, have been a
major source of uranium for Rus
sia's atomic program.
Evening star., 1949-11-07

Adding Machine Repairman
Full or part time. Please write R.C.
ALLEN BUS MACH, INC. 1871
G St. NV. =
SALESMAN for old
established weekly: original ideas
eopy aas nseessary. asasiss 70 Box esssJ' star@s
to sales manager Of
linoleum department. white. 5k-
day wk.. perm. position with future.
See Mr.. Greenfield, DIENER'S. INC.
1900 r. I. ave. ne.
AUTO BODY and fender man: must
sfsfl1sas asNhN slarz zuU fed hGasf gaD1o Aees eo
AuTO iH HEATER RI and radio instaila-
tion man; must be experiensed;
references REQUIRES; sdiv exssilsnt aSM.hT sslary
AUTO 4 RADIO Co, 17o6 7th St.
Afro. 1jT MECHANICS washinstSn's
Oldest Chevrolet dealer has OPENINGS
fH5 ap sars. s1D os good mem Pensy
Of work: Excel; working conds.
ss!s,oa ssRS a0safssR sasfs'Gao ao5s 81
.1l3I46SmnsIs,e5 1h3G 6Snni aye; NV Hotel. Must
have full knowledge of MGR ma
chine. Apply in person, MR.. JAMES,
Hotel Raleigh, 18th and Pa. NV.
AUTO GLASS MAN, experienced;
steady lob S,dayy yyosd gk. Apply 1926
Atro; 1 q; pxi psxlEsA.k sAl s9os; With extensive
used car experience; fine proposl-
ton: this is the best spot In town;
sell and buy used cars; sell new cars;
car furnished. Replies strictly con-
tidentsal; ,JS Employees know OF THIS
AUTOMOBILE sALESMAN-Me have
1psssnss saSs se ss r cam n.a ss T'sa satome sas.
akxpy ess HRelK HRReoTKohs Rfssscson7 fsc, 1853 ssl' VIE
ave, Bethesda, Md. Lincoln-Mercury
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen CO to
merchandise used cars; only men
of highest caliber with Q back.
ground Of successful selling win be
Tih resSts obsainsa Mases Hacei HorF
ing conditions with clean merchan-
son only to VETERAN MOTOR
SALES. INC. 3314 River rd.. Alex
BAKER. at once; experienced, steady;
Apply In person Sunday or Monday
am. 3442 14th. st. NV. -
BAKER, for doughnuts and buns.
Apply 703 Michigan ave. ne. -
BOOKKEEPER, experienced In auto
Z establishment, must be able to fur
nish good references as to depend
ability and honesty; we are old
established Ford dealer. Our em-
ployes know. Of this ad. State ex-
( pertence and salary expected. Re-
plies strictly confidential. Boz
w. s.
BooKKEEPING ACCOUNTANT with
some knowledge Of typing and lum-
ber business, Box 42s-J, Star. ---7
BRICKLAYEkS, 1st-class mechanics
only. Report ready for work; job
at. Huntington pkwy. Bethesda,
BRiCKLAYERs (vhite) Let class
mechanics only. csA Mr.. snesd,
Evening star., 1949-11-07

boy who they said deliberately
loaded a heavy shotgun and killed
his brother with it.
Monroe County Prosecutor Rob-
ert Sawyer planned to talk to
little blond, blue-eyed Richard
Rose, whose 8-year-old brother,
Glen Leroy, was shot yesterday
after a quarrel with Richard over
some books. He died an hour
later.
"Glen hit me and I got mad"
State Police Trooper Arthur Kap-
ler said Richard told him.
Then the youngster convinced
officers he had fired the gun that
fatally injured his brother by
demonstrating just how he did 1t.
From several childish accounts
Evening star., 1949-11-07
'BIorney Stone Is Challenged
On Coast After Disappearance

whole thing from the start. Such
mass kissing, he said, was unsan-
itary-germ- spreading.
The festival director. the Rev.
John Lally, hoped for a quick
solution to the theft" Whoever
took it might become talkative
enough to give himself away, he
theorized with a twinkle in his
eye.
Evening star., 1949-11-07

Gas Station Attendants
past references and able to be bond
ed; good pay and hours for those
qualified. Apply to Mr; Watson.
manager, mana Giles @ @sEEvICE sTA-
tween 5 and q
HANDY MAN, one who can do odd
Jobs such as painting. carpenter
as must Be done for real estate
Arm: Cali HENRY J. RoBB. INC,
District rSSa sesn9n' sn41. ave NV rn9hs
yANITOR, colored, for apt. bldg. on
be experienced stoker man and able
to make minor electrical and plumb
ing repairs: references required;
couple only; no children; salary and
quarters. Phone res. mgr, EN-.
JaNHiToR sfH1i AND HANDYMAN for part
time work IN apt. house; good pay.
yEWWiEIRY Wi 2Rye STORE MANAGER and
buyer, sxpsrienced 3, fer ,,,n new = St; i:
LGISSorYPH GSs1 PI@ oPsRxTSE dyIRi Ssi1 non-union,
daytims; M o a5.hr, 55ai week. ST. 96sf;
LIQUOR CLEkKs young. settled man.
to manage store; colored trade;
sxperaasansHs exp aa preferred; good sassry. e.
MAi1NTENANcE HE1 HsSfN e. MAN for odd Jobs
clear of taxes. HoTEL couRTs
9999 BALTIC. blvd. TO-. 567S. B
MAN, ambitious, willing to learn dry
cleaning trade. AID. 4447. -
MEAT CUTTER, exper. No drinkers.
2601 14th 1T. NV. -S
MECHANIC (experience trucks), by
dealer handling leading make Of
truck. modern equipped shop. excel.
chance for advancement; paid holi-
days and vacation, only sober top
irht Pbnne Rsn nssT a. :RHIlyy; soIy p.m. a. so so 3
NEWSPAPERMAH to run on shares
metropolitan 10-year-old weekly;
must have successful experience to
edit and sell advertising. Boz
oiE sToiSi oSbikNeR isfl SERVICE MEcHANIc-
Must be experienced on al types Of
domestic equipment. Forty-hour
week, time and half overtime,
sick leave and insurance Dement'S.
Permanent position for one who can
qualify. Must furnish own trans
|; portation. Liberal car Allowance.
Contact Mr.. Vernon, SINCLAIR RE
(ININ0 CO., 401 EeYragut st. i1.e.,
$50 70 IL am. 3-6 pm. -8
Evening star., 1949-11-07

statesmen
For mems furnishings dept. Excel
lent salary.
S. N. MCBRIDE CO..
Wash.'s newest large variety store.
Cor. 7th and II SITS. NE.
statesmen AND CLOTHING MEN
No experience necessary. We train
you. Furnish Washington ONCE and
s;vsrythin. necessary to start i,,u yOu
clothing direct to consumer. WORK
when and where you please. Profit
time. HOMELAND TAILoRs. bIl
Atlantic Bldg. $50 r st. NV. 3
statesmen - So hr. easily earned
giving plastic parties in spare time;
training training: samples AMP Leads % pFovided Ssd
g Reom non: sas uesii sofitlsnd nd BIDS. o
HOUSE OF PLAsTIcs, 1929 vt. nv.
saLEsMaGIIN. steady work. earn from
now till Christmas $3.50 per week.
oms ss the Appg R"Sl1' ALL TsE sTls = HSsk sSsEE
EQUIPMENT CO., 1880 to 5 pm,
sALEsMEN for mems furnishins
store. Experience preferred. Ex-
cell, esilent SRpSStqnisy sA, ApHy ayp sR AZ
sAhksM;ENLwe al 81; En-: need experienced s
men for our chain Of stores, Our
present men average up 70 S160
weekly. This is not Q temporary
position. Must know how to sell
radios, television and appliances.
kaprd ks1 5's + 4Hlr7fs4eh III Kssa co asosnFs So
sEfsRavHiiCaE; SER Hia; STATION ArTENDANT-
Alert. 22-30. able to assume mann-
sssrsr ssssrsl 5ssPGnssRi,ty Apply & soao
Columbia pike, Arlington, weekdays
shifPER iffsE Il f;1i fok industrial laundry: mS
44-hr. vk.; s41.4O to start: 1910
yrs. Of age; opportunity for ad-
ence and qualifications. Box 264-J,
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced. large
shoe chain; excellent opportunities
" v. 1Des%shi [. poUdhAs aRR.s SHOE s Co. sdI III
SLIP COVER CUTTER, 1st-ciass
draperies pref. write Box a6-J.
Star. or call until 10~A.m., MANOR
UPHoL. SHOP, SH. 1928. %
SOLICITOR, age 1885, with truck or
without. to work for reputable dry
cleaning retail estab.. CO. 0720. -7
SOLICITORS for photographer want
ed at once; top commissions. Phone
TU. 1851. 7
Evening star., 1949-11-07
Admiral Price to Speak
At Meeting of SAR

Vice Admiral John Dale Price,
vice chief of Naval Operations,
will speak on "The Present and
Future Role of Carrier Aviation
in the Navy" at a meeting OF the
District Society of the Sons of the
Revolution at $50 pm. Wednes-
day in Gadsby's Tavern, Alexan-
dria.
The meeting will be in celebra-
ton of John Paul Jones' Novem-
ber, l776, exploits at sea with the
ships. Providence and Alfred. Ad-
miral Prices address will be fol-
lowed by the Navy's recently re
leased movie, Fighting Lady's
Family"
Evening star., 1949-11-07
HELP MEN
DRIVERS

To drive cabs IN Arlington: Apply
ARLINGTON CITY CAB. 1926 N.
Hudson. OW. 5000. "a
DRUG CLERKS-Experience neces-
sary; 44-hour week, no nights.
sflaax WAIaREE% sendaI so Pentason Marr ARey H9s
DRY-CLEANING RoUTEMAN, with
OWE truck, to take store calls and
work own route. See Mr.. Bowen
st c. J. VALET, 71bs Marlboro pike.
EGG GAMBLER, experienced. GOOD
pay, steady work. Apply POTOMAC
BITTER Co, 446 11th st. s.w. IS
ELECTRlCfANS-We can use 4 ex-
perienced men; highest pay for
highly exper. men. Apply KOLB
ELECTRIC, 1919 Window place,