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Evening star., 1949-11-04
by Fronk [, White

MANILA. Nov. 4.-(P)-A high
Allied occupation source today
said Gen. Douglas Macarthur ex-
poets a peace treaty with Japan
to be signed in Tokyo early next
year.
This source, who can not be
named, said the Allied occupa-
ton chief was highly gratified at
the progress made since British
Foreign Secretary Bevin and
United States Secretary of State
Acheson reportedly reached
agreement on all major points
during economic discussions in
Washington.
Communist China and Russia
may be present at the time the
victorious World War II allies
lay down their terms for defeated
Japan's re-entry into world af-
fairs-but only if they agree to
British-American plans already
well developed. this source said.
Simple treaty proposed.
Any attempt by the Soviets and
the Chinese Reds to insist on
veto, power at the peace confer
ence will be rejected fatty, this
official said.
Major points of the proposed
treaty. said this source. include:
/. The treaty officially ending
the war will be simple. It will
concern only details growing out
Of the conflict such as damages,
reparations, terms for future re-
lations with other nations and
provisions for maintaining demo-
cratic reforms instituted under
Gen. MacArthur's guidance dur
ing the occupation.
2. After conclusion of the
treaty, this source said, Japan will
be invited to assure herself of
security in the Communist men,
aced Western Pacific by entering
into a pact providing her with
military defenses.
Details Not Completed.
Details of the defense pact have
not been completed. Japan will
have a voice in selecting from
alternate plans which include:
First, entrance into the United
Nations with that body guaran-
teeing the territorial. integrity of
Japan in view of her constitution
al remuneration of war and the
abolition of armed services.
Second. and considered most
likely. pact granting to America
Air, Navy and Army bases on
long time terms. Under this the
present strength and position of
occupation forces would hardly be
changed except for the abolition
of Allied occupation headquarters.
The occupation force of four
American divisions plus most of
the 5th Air Force presently in
Japan might be sufficient to pre-
vent encroachment by a foreign
power. 80
Strong Argument Made.
Third. possible i1c1nsionkof Brit.
ish commonwealth participation
in defense of Japan. This last Is
considered the least likely because
of heavy British commitments
elsewhere.
Gen. Macarthur has made the |
strongest possible argument to top
level circles that the peace treaty
be written in Japan, this source
said.
Gen. Macarthur is represented
as believing that with himself
sitting as the presiding but nom
voting mediator and adviser,
minor differences between Brit
ish commonwealth Pacific nations
viewpoints and those of the Uni
ted States and United Kingdom
would be quickly compromised.
The Philippines also are con-
sidered willing to go along with
American-English views if Gen.
Macarthur is present in leading
role, this source said.
Evening star., 1949-11-04
Detectives Dig Up ProwIer

CHICAGO (P.-Detective work,
like mining, requires a bit of
digging. Take the case of the
shadowy figure reported in Fred
Banasch's drugstore on a dark fall
night. Police searched the build
ing and found nobody. Then De-
tectives Arthur Sweeney and
Stephen Palmer took a look at
the coal bin. They saw a shoe,
began to dig and soon had un-
covered one prowler.
Evening star., 1949-11-04
Macarthur Reported
Expecting Jap Treaty
By Early Next Year

(The tollo,uing dispatch from
Manila 1pas obtained in Toyko
BY Associated Press Reporter
Frank L. White who filed it
troxt the Philippines 1Dhere he
has gone on assignment),
Evening star., 1949-11-04
Passenger Loads

Ninety-tWo thousand trackless
trolleys, buses, streetcars and sub
way cars in the United States
carried more than 10 times the
earth's population in 1948.
Evening star., 1949-11-04
20 Games at Once

Meteor Crater, west of Winslow
Ariz., is big enough to provide
playing space for 20 football
fgames at one time, and 1000. 900
spectators could watch from its
Sloping sides.
Evening star., 1949-11-04

High School. Boston, Mass; Ca
thedral High School, Los Angeles,
Calf, and Our Lady of Sorrows
Convent, Brockton, Mass.
Evening star., 1949-10-30

THEATER MANAGER, colored. 35 to
necessary. Apply 1916 7th st. NV,
TIns AZ ~ 1s9IrERs. sober and reliable. s6
1fxh MA: aaasi asEshoovER. .ns,d. %se vose-
roItns seis srs sSa srqsE SEs
TREE EXPECT, experienced in all
phases OF work; established concern.
Local work. Good proposition to
rSucR aHSed doRiVkRs RIVE PE aaa rsss fGe
oil delivery. Must know city and
suburbs; 25 years or older. MI.
WooDsoN CO.. 1913 H NV. 80
man, single. high
school graduate, desirous Of sr lsa5nins
PHFLPs, INC. l4I7 K st. NV. 81
TYPIST, young man. so words Or
better; $500 beginning salary: with
regular promotions to alert depend
able person who can qualify for per
ns1eae nd ssk esv. Box kssFa BETH sssr
uRHoLsTERER: n,E ST gGsa e1Der. only need @ai iD-
uff!AAoL ~ LsfEkER. MHi 1aR'' permanent position:
hsls.s5eS 9xhite]; JAMES MOSS IN
TER1ORS. EN-. 1915.
UPHOLSTERER, must be exper.;
steady work. Apply at once, SWISS
UPHOLSTERY SHOP, 2423 18TH
st. NV. AD. O761. 81
UPHOLSTERER. 1st class. to work
part time. night or day. Call
UPHoLSTERERs, 1st class. for Gus
tom shop; steady work; So .65 per
hour HOUSE OF CHELSEA. 64o6
Georgia ave. NV, RA, 1900, -31
Trustworthy, sober,
non-talkative, experienced on an
tiaue furniture. Phone Mon.,, oV.
Evening star., 1949-10-30

observation-disclosures, for indus
sary. Apply 500 Victor Bldg, 724
saIEsMENWReal XII ssi ~ estate, e expert
enced. with car. Full time only. Best
xsDsLI sasfssi W1eRoR Gs sReS'asTsnt Rssso4 sa uS
statesmen. 25-s5. for city of wash
ington; . salesman's dream, no COL
lections. no call backs. no can
yassing: good appearance, educa-
sSae.s sSa ass m and pas assss reeues IS s
should. earn, at least S75 weekly,
after brief training period. Apply
sales manager. 9ls Warner Bldg,
Substitution. IN and hear the
olutionary Keystone easement win
dow and the Keystone self-storing
income Highest commissions paid
to good produesrs; Apply after !
esloes; co' ss7 l6sh HdYstosE s., n'E PRODUCTS si
SECRETARY TO OWNER Good
Of man. 2s-40. capable Of assuming
owner. Attractive salary. permanent
ment. Write in confidence. stating
starting salary desired. P. o. Box
5000, Washington, D. c. 80
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be experienced. Permanent
employment for right man. No
Sunday or night work. Call MR..
SERVICE STArioN. Statesmen, ex-
per. men only; excel. salary plus
bonus plan Apply in person only
Mon. PETWORTH SERVICE GEN.
TER, Georgia ave. and Upshur st..
Evening star., 1949-10-30
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
1 or 2 times. 35c per line per
insertion.
; to times consecutively. 33c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutively
BIC 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 Soc
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, 8 am. to 8 Pm.
Saturday, am, to 2 pm.
Sunday, IL am. to 8 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business once,
lth and Pennsylvania ave-: at any
city. or
PHoNI STERLING 5000
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second ia
gertion.
II advertisement was prepaid, re.
tain cash register receipt, which bears
O serial number with date and identt-
ties YOUR advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make q note Of the
cancellation number. This is i'm
portant in case OF adjustment.
Evening star., 1949-10-30

HELP MEN

SALESMAN for business property de-
partment, one with experience pre-
ii,s 1eTTsd; = ! BOSS i $ & PHELPS, nc"
sALEsMAS, ability to train others;
appt. selling only with Marshall
Field-owned enterprise. CO. 25l4.
SALESMAN with experience in auto.
parts and accessories. to call on new
car gencies. This nearby territory
is already established and an i'm
mediate income is assured. Write.
ssGksMAS, aff mar Sssr' ior F st. retail e jeSelry
store; must be experienced: perma-
nent position: BOX 145-J. Star. ~
comm. Must be S75 to S125 wk.
man. Experienced selling whole
sale" supplies to. restaurants, sroc-
ers. general merchants. Replace pro-
NOTED employe. Preferred position
with large local wholesale firm.
Perm. Call Ii 7-2506. -31 :.
SALESMAN for auto. seat covers and
allied lines. Washington and Vir-
ginias. Write Box 394-H, Star.-3o
SALESMAN. s5.OOO-up class-career
opportunity for right man: Appoint
ment selling only. We have more
contacts than our present stan can
cover. Supported by radio and mag
azine publicity. Draw against earned
'otit..YssGlt oENtc.YcIoPAED1A BRITANNICA
Call Mr.. Magill. RE. 6911, for ex-
eeI,tiye interview i
Evening star., 1949-10-30

AUTO MECHANIC, white. must be
charge of our feet Of Chevrolets and
Bucks. one who is sober and re-
sse soa oT TINS lsh Is pafts fc0d Pssa Pss have ave-
day day wE. HERTZ DR1V-uR-sELF
AUTO ~ MEcHhNic Il III AMI must be experienced
in all automobile service work; Salary
SR SG,' 6RMERoM oRRSEta1!y o% 5ST Eish. s man Gan
AHToMosfLE Ut HMh'N, NM,GGcGHaANIiCC-Tune- GGa up
perienced on Chrysler Plymouth
cars. New-car dealer with latest
ias GOOD e'ea pay With easranteed 1
group Insurance and paid vacation
service manager, ANAcoSTIA Mo-
TOR CO., 170S Good Hope rd. sc.
AUTO MECHANICS-Nash dealer.
Apply JACK KENNEDY MOTOR
SALES. 2033 Nichols ave. Sc. 80
AUTO MECHANICS. auto parts men
II you are experienced and If you
contemplate a change. here Is a
message for ycu. We are a large
leadership in the Washington Metro
and not replacing anyone. We have
all the accepted incentives such as
insurance, paid vacations, etc., and
some not usually encountered. Have
no fear of jeopardizine your present
location by, contracting US because
housing is to be a factor in con-
siosring change. We can arrange
that. too.
We employ only the best. SO If you
qualify. write for an appointment.
for interview, giving US as complete
nnSSihla chnnf
Box 223-D. Star. 30
AUTO METAL MAN.-We have an
opening for an experienced body
man; must be reliable and a steady
worker: 49, pay. plan, paid vaca-
tions. working clothing furnished:
sbop ses w0sfns II
CHEVROLET, 1910 Upshur st. NV.
AUTO sALESMEN-Men. experienced
In new car sales, to sell one of
AsnHaea Amsriea,s f9est Ines the, new cars; the 1850
demonstrator furnished, Apply in
CHESTER, INC. Packard Dealer.
1904 Mt. Vernon ave, Alexandria,
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE SALESMAN.
We have an opening for a reliable
and exper. automobile serviceman,
must be able to diagnose trouble.
write repair orders and capable of
meeting the public: good salary
with commission. A real oppor-
tunity for the right man. See Mr..
Dillon. ADDISON CHEVROLET,
14th and Florida ave. n.ws
BAKER. good opportunity for an all
around man. None other need
apply. Call in person. PARK ROAD
BAKERY. 80
BAKER. white. experienced, good
decorator; no nieht or Sunday work
Gil. 352S or OW. 1871. 81
Evening star., 1949-10-30

MESSENGER. for inter.store work.
Must be neat and Intelligent YOUNG
man with car; 6-day week; very
oS soSd persae sn.sy
Apply Mr.. Bolts. LAcY's. INC, 800
oFFiCE i Il; p ASSISTANT for LIQUOR store.
in. ne. area; some typinE; starting
oP4icx ssas si9sS sss ps Ri s.SS
handling all lens grindins;n HnSn e5psri- 6p
CAL CO., I'll g st. NV.
PAINTERS, swing men only; S14 day.
Apply 34l5 n st. NV, ready Tor
rSSEkhAS$E5s' sa IL 81! So hrss class ss sol'.
rGaAsIn4cisT, GalI R4 aSRS D. c. license, u esper..
full or part time GE. 95s7.
i,E i,Ps: s6sS s. per hi.: arrange own ma5 bl'.
pHoToeSGRAPHER eSRAPHER to operate studio.
CAL Sun. ~ Il, after s Pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted
fo- hish-class photographer; white;
tSp 1ppls yasss ssa 0'a; 18th car st. n'' me- Non
PLUMBER. exp.r; ,obbins man. must
have tools and drivers permit. Ap-
ply Mon. morning. 3el5 18th st.
PLUMBER. experienced jobbinr hand,
hour. JAMES J. MADDEN. ma.
PLUMBER. who knows ,obsinE, re-
modelling and repairins'v 'v,sE.S EoCd
PEU%BlSa e HEar1Ra fiEa! Ren sA s6f4
PLUMBER, experienced jobbins and
remodeiing: top wages. drivers per-
rEJMBfxs fyS BNi Fo and l9OS; Climbers se heiSer.
to work At permanent lob; straisht
salary, 5h-day week. rain or shine.
Plumbers must have at least two
licenses, .. C.. Nd: or W. HDcH-
NIGER co. call AT. 14oo for sp-
PITMBERs WANTED, first class only.
STEVENS CO, TU. $500. .
PLUMBERs WANILD: $3.50 per
hour to men selected. Report to
~ Patterson st. ne. Mon, 1880
PORTER. colored. for retail store.
Apply rear 710 18th st. NV. after
PORTER. eolored. for general work
HeeR uness esn furnish rsfer.ncs nee
ment do not apply; permanent job;
good wages and working conditions.
Apply Tuesday. S-l2 am. ask for
23rd. and Penna. ave. Sc. 80
PORTER AND DIsHWASHER. Apply
early Monday morning; no night or
Sunday work; meals furn. YER
MONT PHARM., Vermont and L
PRINTER, hand compositor, perma-
nent position in well-established
plant, for reliable. sober man; good
salary. Box BOD. Star. 80
PRINTER FLOOR MAN for Newspaper
and Job shop. Manassas, Va. Tele-
PROOFREADER for night shift; union
scale; permanent. BYRON>S. ADAMS,
512 11th st. NV. y 80
RADIO REPAIR MAN-cARROLL's.
Same location IS years. 7l9 H st.
NV. ME. $3.50. IA. 0967. 81
Radio Service Men
Evening star., 1949-10-30

ASK FOR
MIR. CHAPMAN
HARRINGTON HOTEL
11th and E SITS. NV.
BETWEEN 10 AM AND II NOON
OR 2 TO PM, SUNDAY,
OCTOBER 80 ONLY. 80
MEN

Factory representative Of . large cor
poration will be in Washington on
Monday. Oct. 81. to interview men
business for themselves.
WITHOUT INVESTMENT
We have nothing 70 sell you: no de;
be given Q rare opportunity for B
substantial income and those who
qualify. rapid advancement. Con-
SlOO to $500 per week. Age IS no
barrier In this business. but we
prefer neat-appearing married. men
between the ages Of 25 and 45,
whose home life is congenial and
Who believe In proving their worth.
Car essential.
ISL n 81. NV. ROOM s Soe. Mon:
DAY. OCT. 81, 1890 AM. j.
Prepare TO remain the balance oa
TIE dsy 4 solected.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
SPECIALITY SALES
OPPORTUNITY

large. rapidly expanding insurance
company has opening for high
caiiber man, preferably under age
SO. married, and one who enjoys
meeting the public in sales work.
ness is necessary. To one who il
concerned about the future an op-
portunity is offered where security
and income will increase with ability
and experience. A complete train
ing course Is given. SO that ad-
must. Apply 1912 am. or 40
Pm. MR.. COFFIN. Suite 200. 1918
K st. NV. Il
Evening star., 1949-10-30
$50 PER DAY

Paid daily, can be made by sales
men. drivers or others calling on
restaurant, variety or drug trade
without interfering with their pres
ent position. You don't have to
deliver, collect or, get anything
signed. We have Just received .
truly sensational. new item and
have almost 200 definite prospects,
Just waiting to be called upon. Well
planned campaign ready to break
tomorrow. See MIR. GREENE. ell
am. only, 1771 Columbia I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
CAREER OPPORTUNITY

Leading national casualty and fire
insurance company is adding q
salaried representative in each of
the following long established ofices.
Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Baltimore,
WASHINGTON; clean cut young man.
age % to 80, married or single:
sales aptitude, with college educa-
tion or its equivalent. men selected
will be thoroughly educated in cas-
pletely trained in our selling meth
ods; full salary paid from start
plus incentive plan; unlimited op-
portunity for advancement, inauIr-
les held absolutely confidential:
evening appointment can be ar
ranged; write stating your qualifi-
cations IN detail. Box OOH, Star.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
STAFF MEMBER

THE WHITE CROSS PLAN
Has openings for . clean-cut aggres-
sive men in Washington and
in Alexandria; our top men make
$3.50 to Sl15 weekly with substan-
ttal bonuses; you work on definite
leads and appointments; If you are
a real producer, you will like our
plan See what this 7O-year old
company has to offer your future
See Mr.. Oldham or Macdonald after
am. Room 1o2, Harwill Bldg.
1885 K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
HELP WANTED. AGENCIES

STENOGS.- -SECYS.. opportunities for
tntelligent beginners and expert
enced girls in various fields. $40
1925. ANNETTE D. TATELMAN. Of
nee Services. 831 Woodward Bldg:.
RE. 5979 weekdays; FIR. 1871
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has de-
sirable out of town public b. S. home
economies position; top salary; Ap,,
ply 294 Solorado Bldg. 14th and
sookkEEPERs iipgas; and underwriters
Salaries open. ANNETTE 3, TATEL-
ward sids. Re. 5s7s weekdsys;
tsn1Isns ssrls a. t. saas ND
S175. Receptionist clerk, to $3.50
mo: Practical nurse, private, full
T Else sss MI; islf feea
sTkNSG. Ri Ses'' a.. real estate. 5000
start. Assoc. secretary. start $lss55
mo. stenos.., PIX exper. $500
no; Credit CO collection .a, secy;. sls5 mo.
Young at PERSONNEL SERVICES,
1871 G st. ST. 1864.
TYPIST in Alexandria. $50 mo. Miss
Evans. BoYD's. 700 18th cor. G..
sI.HiNG1AL EH sEcrY. Spanish Eng
lish; assistant to executive in i'm
port-export work; good steno. speed
IN both languages, $4,000 start.
ANEer seSsIe.. ssl p wooaTsrd raTsnnAh BIDS 0ss e.
EDIPHoSE AND DicTaPHoNE oper-
sss-s5o 1t. start with GOOD ep:
81 ssf xsssssEs z|s. ss; IL 81
weekdays, FIR. 1911 Sunday.
SECRETARY. legal exp. preferred; to
assume responsibility in 1-girl ONCE,
sI excellent sto opportunity % unit fNS tNn sdyanes
naMaf Sos oss 5saS ss5yi'ss Ts:kdsss ISL
FIR. 1911 Sunday.
eTENOG.- G.-BOOKKEEPER dl S55 wk.;
stsneE insurance etasss. sl56 slI mo: mo
Mss aoi Bond n 81 re- saas $685. cArrrzE Af al
TYPIsT CLERK Iml 50 wgm; S45-
sTsNoG.-BooKKEEPER do. ss5
mo. Typists, exper.: S d., s45 xk.
Nss stsa0f; sons IL sx s. R ds ssss 46 cxSra Ef sss
SERVICE, 1929 Eye. cor. 18th.
BOOKKEEPER ~. full charge, $50
wk. start, interesting ONCE. Miss
Black; at BoYD's, 700 18th. cor. G.
EXCELLENT POSITIONS open hourly
for stenog., typists, bookkeepers, Of
nee workers; free reg. See CAPITAL
SERVICE, 1928 Eye, cor. 18th.
RE. 1856.
6EC'Y-Internationa affairs, under
80, fast, accurate, at once. Miss
Young, ST. 1854. PERSONNEL
NRVlCES, 1911 g st.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
GROCERY MANAGER

GROCERY MANAGER
For large super market, must be very
experienced. Excellent future for
start start: NuT ABBY 0ti NAT1osHI SUPER SUPER
MARKET. 1918 Bennngs I'd. ne.
GROCERY STOCK CLERK. must be
thoroughly experienced in grocery
work. This is. all night. work with
stock crew. for a chain OF super
markets mark .Ss Only thGT9usny % Ss sdpes
Excellent salary. working conditions,
employe benefits. Apply RIM. 124,
Shirlington Theater Bldg, Arling-
HAIR Eha ssTTYL1sr. nice appearance: top
eli sslary IA f0E zSss Sns OF the leading hotels
HARDWARE MAN. exper. for retail
store, good oppor. for right man.
STATE age sxper. and refs. Box go
HoUssEMaAN. kitchen helper. for
days oii. Apply weekdays. 14os
INSEsTfGaToR WE Fl aiTo AND COLLECTOR;
must be thoroughly experienced and
have car: salary, $500 per month;
Hf .e5 5izd men cREpfT 81
CO., 1921 18th st. NV. AID. 1872.
JANIToR-Experienced janitor for
garden apt. house; must be able to
make minor plumbing and electri-
cal repairs and have thorough
knowledge Of boiler rm. OPERATION.
Phone 10. 3-6797 Monday morn
ing for appt.
JANITOR, colored for apt. BLDG,
must be handy with tools, able
to make minor repairs, and be
familiar with stoker operation. A
clean sober man can have q very
good job. Salary plus apt. and
utilities. No children. Call in per-
son Monday, to II am. LEGUM
& GERBER REALTY CO., 1887
Conn. ave. NV.
JANIToR-Desire exper. man with
knowledge Of furnace maintenance,
repairs, etc: good salary, plus mod
srn apt; white or eolored. EN-.
y4HIfoR. colored. married. no chill
dren. for apt. bldg, In NV. section;
e ss'as' pn. sHd fRf nk e8BREzMaN eHBR1z sso isns
JUNIOR DRUG CLERK, white or
colored: must be experienced for
night shift: references required. Ap-
ply THE HOWARD DRUG STORE.
7th and Fla. ave. NV. 80
Evening star., 1949-10-30
ATTENTION
MEN As OR OLDER

Are you dissatisfied or feel insecure
in the type of work you are doing?
rience or not, would you like to
find out your chances Of succeeding
in the sales field by taking our sales
ability indicator? II after taking
this inventory you meet our re-
qulrements, we want to thoroughly
discuss fine opportunity for you
to succeed in the sales feld. Include
phone number. Box $3.50, Star.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
HELP MEN tcont.)

When dnspertno advertisements
addressed to Star boxes do NOT
inclose original references. or
other materials OF personal pdlue.
Copies serve the purpose and
originals may oct lost
Evening star., 1949-10-30
Michigan Drugs
1901 Miehison Ave. NE.
Is a Star Want.Ad

Branch Agency
Other branches conven-
ientIy Throughout
the City for the accept
onee of Classified Ad-
vertising.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
Sales Representative

An old established sales construction
firm has an opening in their acou-
stical dept. for a wide-awakE rep
resentative. One with successful
record as an aggressive closer.
Auto necessary. Must have a
knowledge nt construction and the
ability to read blueprints and take
on Quantities, SALARY. commission
and car allowance. Telephone
Schaup at UN. 03OO, HAMPSHIRE
CORP.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
YOUNG MAN

local insurance agency in
IRE and casualty field has opening
for the man who wants . career IN
insurance. COMPENSATION based on
perienee not essential, viii train:
Must be between "a and 80 years OF
age. Answer, giying age, experience
ana education. Write Boz 26-G' Star.
Evening star., 1949-10-30

CANVASSERS
Nationally advertised product Is the
finest in the field. Season in full
derly men given full consideration.
eaii Mr. sea cH1STz Taylof s9P@6s'0n1 5soe
CAR HOPS
Young men between 18 and 25, for
full-time employment, day or night
anorms nt ssafz fyrnshsd Rns 'Ds sxcsent mens
ployment benefits; positions located
Va. Apply Miss Mccormick, person.
mel ONCE, HOT SHOPPES, INC.
$40 Conn. ave. NV. Il
CARPENTERs, give price for labor
on * hSgses sgSa II .sn Sc; starting p sy Ny
1905 r. 1. ave- Hyattsyilie. Nd.
CARPENTERS. tiEst,clsss only: Re.
Mr.. WHITE. $500 Shepherd " st.. t.
Chevy Chase. Nd. p
CARPENTER, must be GLASS. Ap-
ply J: B. TIFFEY job, 1st and Var
caRPENTER aaR III r. FOREMAN. union, ex-
perienced, dependable, accurate,
able to read plans and details; lay
out for lge. auto showroom and
service garage bldg. State salary,
age: experience. Box 97-H. Star.
references as to ability and sobriety
necessary. Apply GEORGES, INC.
6O31 Conn.
CHEF-COOK. colored. for MALLS
RESTAURANT. GIL. 9695. 81
CHEF-COOK WANTED. Apply G. w.
RESTAURANT. 1881 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-30
HELP MEN

MANAGER-Parking garage, intel
ligent sober man who is not afraid
of work; must be capable OF dealing
with public. handling men and set
Ting claims; 6-day week salary
open Box 2S6-H Star 40
Evening star., 1949-10-30

MAN, colored, experienced In grocery
linei good salary; refs. Apply at
help with chores In
farm home: part board; good home
with elderly couple. near Staunton.
L. -HOTINGER. Parnassus. Va.
MAN. white, assistant manager for
retail mems store. experienced; ref
erences. Write Box 100-H. Star.
MAN, white. to care for dogs and 2
cows; living quarters; must have
references. Cali ia. S-4171.. Il
MAN. experienced In tire repairs and
changes. Apply Mr.. Sax AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensourg
MaN Ia nc; f; WAX and polish cars. IS must
have experience and references; man
who is willing to work can easily
average $50 wk.: permanent posi-
ton. WILLIAMS AUTO SALES.
goth and Rhode Island ave. ne,
AID. S344 80