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issue Of whether the President
and the Congress have actually
lost control Of the expenditures
Of the national Government" be
said.
William L. Maude, president Of
the association and Of the Howard
Savings Institution Of Newark.
n. j.. said II appears thai con-
Sumers are becoming more eau
tious and more seleetive in their
buying 'as the economic outlook
becomes more uncertain"
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esevy simei Made from fsnssteaks
nour and q blend of suxar aaa
spice and everything nlos." 10
follows exactly the recipe 0eerss
washington's mother used /.
all you add In watar. And 70 easts
less than ~ q seFwtng' Makes
Grand cup cakes cookies
toe. Just one eits of this hsav.
eniy gingerbread and I'll wager
you and nRoMEDAMY Ginger.
bread Mix will be "kssptn9
steady company" from nsw sm
80. % stock up todsyi
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WANT ApArE wfrH a

DkEAm.Ns HaAft91s
gingerbread cake -.
tonight Then ist me
" INTRODUCES" you 10
DRoME MEpARY Ola.
gerhread Mix -. far
II hakes the FseAssf.
iisAtesi, most deia-
esoss Etngsrhrsaa
ven ever tasted u.
Evening star., 1949-05-12

S&&~@7% 80
from GENERAL ELECTRIC its
packed with over 90 clever ideas
for making your homs more eeaa'
tifui. more hsaithful. and mere
comfortable TO live In throash the
use Of light and the right siss
GE LAMP BULBS. II ahows he's
20 make your windows and drae-
cries alive with light as night ---
how TO use lighting 10 make
kitchen tasks easier sna
seores Of ether helpful idsas For
your free cepy. Just send q letter
or postcard with your name ana
address 10 Nancy SaaseF. III
Madison Avenue. New reFk IL
N. T., ana ask for Year Sum
shins Home In LEhta." And foe
plenty Of good light all the tinss
keep q supply OF GENERAL
ELECTRIC LAMP BULBS en
hand. Put them 90 ycur sAepesn6
list now.
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ron ssoRE rHAs ONE RxA

SON this nsws
II q by 70 home
makers eseyy-I
where &wiftsl
AL.LEWrEET. the
...~a.an AnaaA
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DON'T WORRY II your children HI

refusing TO eat their meals drink their milkt
Just nx them q CocoMALT shake then watch
them drain their glasses and plead for ~secondsI '
Easy to see why they do. too for chiidren ~ ssi
a. grownps love the delicious. eAoco1fey goodness
of this matted food drink! So don't tell them this
. heaping teaspoonfuls Of CocoMALT In each siaas
makes three sox. glasses equal to whole quart OF
milk In calcium value So get lb. or VI lb. can OF
n nftsn during .snrdngieYer 4ayAt
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LIKE A RKcIrK FoR 4

n n I q d r E ~
H0MEs whether
you have q nsw home
or an old enc. ycali
want 20 nend for this
delightful bceklet,
sYear Eansh1ne
LIMA
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HATE SPRING HousEoIEANINe. rhen you1

HOUSECLEANING: Then youfl love nssr. presed
SolLAx. -. for a's the fasiest eleassr IN AmeY1ca
that's truly kind to your haadss II contains new
chemical. "PolasoF cleans painted walls and
woodwork. sinks, tubs. tile. pots and pans In a
"iify" Best Of ALL you aeeer need worry about red
rough hands, Get new SOILAx today E. q. then send
for a gorgeous Lucite, nylonbristie hairbrash and
comb set. Regularly priced at $780, it's yours for
only soc and a SoILAX boxtop! State choice OF
color (bue, crystal rose). Address Nancy sasser.
I'll Madison Ave, New York ls. r.!
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~HouSEWIEEs SPECIAL" =
BUY-LINES : by Nancy Sasse,.


~ssat ssasss eS~-a ~ nas -
a
Of
wips fast
either
GiiM yearssh hss
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quality steeI NOTICE the ROUNDED Nd
for spreading you en- cut. IT. AnD s.EIL
nuread with one knif6. This cneE1mrm' b3ues
MON OFFER Il nsada 70 intr01nca y0a q
oUAKER Cern M1nl !. !. the 1Speakyser
corn neal thaf makee the crispiesf. most
Incuth-wnfering corr broad .. - Ven -
other fasfe surprises hks corn meal psn'
eakex. Indian Pu1dlnes. stx. That's bee1us.
ft.s made from cAeSce, seIerfsd corn. ws.hsd
In lots cf fresh. pore water ana caFked z
.stay Freshs paekaxee 70 keep II afwayn -
- hesf. s. ACT NOW. CT QUAKER Cosn
ri and sanA fw ysar Kitehsa Kssfs -
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IN you sc m OTTER nke tnl3 -. !.
TWO specially eessgned Geneva
Forge. Stainless Steel Kifehen
knives :. Tor just soc and trade
mark from . package or sack Of
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aNN771lI

QUAKER Neal No tell what just ONE good stain
steel todayand here TWO nsrssisAeh
better than ke
them bsfors So send Tor youn TODAY addss.n9
Nancy sxxser H. N II Now msny o.
your meanest siicinx for instance
slice Anse perfectly rAos nunsng down - yoa eat
perfectly with rasssd pulp q e. rnn,nx a.e yogs 1890
with the 14wto0h knifes h inenes
Ionr 4nea dravnssmpersd stzp1es s.se 6l.ds vhs
Evening star., 1949-05-12

as FOoD IDEAS are packed into this 4spage book
snerpensire recipes and menus sor every occasioni
Tells you how and what 10 serve at party dinners
for 8 bridge inncheons teas and receptons unusual
family dinners, Sunday "brunches" Including
many foreign and exotic meals. Colorinustrated
with easytofollow directions. recipes range from
ample salads 10 the most heavenly Fruited Ansel
Food Cake, .253 Food Ideas" 10 truly cooks delight
send for your copy today! just mail z5s TO Geo.
Box 766 Minneapolis, Mimi
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uAoie weeks washing done With your

CAN you BELIEVE IT Thots weeks washing q
little finger! That's all II takes when you own q
FRIGIDAIRE Ali.Porcelain Automatic Washer for
its ercaspe Lire Water Action does the work It's an
entirely different principle OF washing clothes cleaner
and brighter automatically Stl it's "soapbabble"
gentle with fragile fabrics as Is LreWaier rnsng
and re-rinsing Furthermore, Its RapIdrySpin leaves
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bring Absolutely fool proof'' MINUTE RICE
fascinating art OF Magtookery too Tor IN
consomme bouon for added
and appeal plain experiment with
Magcookery, delighted MINUTE RICE todAyt
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. 90 HURRY


For FREE GeCookey recipe family pleasing
saads dess write Nancy saxssr I'll Madison
New York 16 N. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01

Stafford. the treasury boss, is in
full accord with Prime Minister
Attlee and Mr.. Morrison on the
idea of payment by results.
Sir Stafford several times has
Expressed opposition to wage in
crease demands by anybody at
all"
If Britain begins paying union
members by results the nation
will be adopting Communist
policy adopted in 1885.
Russians Punish Laggards.
In 1885 the Russian miner
Stakhanov mined 102 tons of coal
in one shift-14 times as much
as the Russian morn" and be-
came a hero overnight. Soon
"Stakhanovite" Russians were
getting extra pay and extra priv
ileges.
The Russians embellished the
idea by Furnishing laggards who
fell below the average in produc-
ton.
Conservatives sometimes recall
an old Crippsian warning. Sir
Stafford said if democratic meth
DDS failed to get Britain out of
crisis, then other methods might
have to be adopted. He did not
elaborate.
The general view among re-
sponsible Laborites, however, is
that Britain will press on with
its modification of the Stakhan-
ovite system first-Without punt
tive measures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01

6ES5xAsHE5E iRs issss Sss';s'a
p sssssi RI g.t ss4s time. for private @
isHH5 ,sE sisy Spp,y MA RR1rF T5e
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs;
new and used cars avail; reas.
rental rates; must have identinca-
ton gard Pia vTS daEI R5E sDl M o.
DRUG CLERK, sxper, must have
Sundays. BOZ 363-M, Star. "A
for experienced and reliable man.
Good salary and commission; ShEP-
HERD PARK PHARMACY, 7723 Ga.
E sSsi colored. must have 5th-
class license; modern apt. house;
good salary and working conditions;
must b sober sns inaustr 5s}s apply d
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colorsd, for
apt. house. night work: must be
exper. Apply resident mgr. Apt, l.
r 9Hss Vii ~. Efs1 aiE e.per:, for
ture stores; the man selected must
have car and a knowledge Of D. e.
and adj. areas; local refs. required;
good salary; 5-day wk.; hoSpitaliLa-
tion and paid vacation. Do not tele-
R RsSns Ap RREERR X Fus hi
c g. s "a 81 A Il hSpANr for ESQ
Apply MI. Tickets. LOGAN tFord).
a 22l7 sf y,tfiiods as Al sD expert
fsiss Drs sfzffos Ae ssss MIsos
dSI lya i Ar: earnings for so 5000
FAX GLASS Co, IA. 1929. "a
c snesd, With 9t 5. c. dsissTs permit;
good pay to start with chance for
sSsRSsoDxs 4 S22kxr F. 1 ess:'1
aissoecEHhy CHECKER and .ll; :.},.a;
salary. Apply in person. See MIR.
d S5NGefT' lfMaas rEE sshN Al niv NAN
Sn hte Il sslHFss A aozoR K 'iise.
HALL MAN, colored. apt. house
knowledge Of stoker; 6.day week
Apply manager. 1901 10th st. NV
peciaIly waxing floors and painting
give telepheps; 1 stste wssses DE-
HOTEL FRoNT.DEsK GLE Esa... : s nc
but similar Work essential, Appl!
manager at the hotel. 10th and j
1 JASIToR; permanent employment
good salary. Call MIR. COHEN, CW
LioUOR CLERK, part-time. expert
| ence necessary; permanent Work
| INQUIRE 14OO No. Capitol st. ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01

traffic signals, other cars, or pc
destrians in its path.
Statistics show that a large pro-
portion of automobile accidents
occur at-sunset when cars are
heading into the glare of the sink
ing sun. Headlight glare also
raises the number of accidents at
night.
Although glare reduction is the
outstanding feature of this E-Z-
Eye glass from the standpoint of
the motorist, the fact that it also
absorbs heat adds to comfort of
passengers and reduces upholstery
fading.
The glass is made for both fiat
and curved windshields and it can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
Classified Ad Rates
TocoV AIya~<iearc
Local advertisers
oo Snoc Minimum,


Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 2 times. 35c per line per
insertion.
8 to 6 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 OF
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, am to 8 pm.
Saturday. 8 am. to Q pm.
sunday. IL am. to pm.
Leave your ads at the Business Once,
1tA dAu EGuuoylfdu1d hF6., ~ duy
OF the Branch Ofices throughout the
city. or
PHONl STERLING 5000
If advertisement was prepaid, re.
tain cash register receipt, which bears
Q serial number with date and identi-
fles YOUR advertisement
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make note of the
cancellation number. This Is I'M
portant in case Of adjustment.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second In.
sertion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
MEN

MEN
81 TO 80.
Why not learn to operate streetcar
or bus and assure your future with
Of good character with clear rec
ords will be taught and paid while
learning. Earnings are steady and
include free TRANSPORTATION, paid
vacation. sick leave and other bene-
Monday throush ~ rh snseyas ESQ
am. to 10 noon.
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
Employment ONCE, 1892 M st. NV
John. 80 Friendship Heights street.
cars direct to door, i
YOUNG MAN, 10 to rs, able to type;
good opportunity for advancement,
nent position. Ma. 7o44. Il
YOUNG MEN (3), car owners; sell
sab mt usea ears Mn y sgsr s4I tins
1881 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
A NATIONALLY known manufacturer
desires q career minded salesman
between ,24-28 years Of age to sell a
packaged product to drug. grocery,
Mass psss in e ahss INITIAL Sa ssd
references will be required after in
business and personal history. Which
will be retained confidentially. At
tractive salary. New car furnished
and all expenses paid. Local terri
tory. Box 33-L, Star. .
OPPORTUNITY-We are looking for
a reliable, married man who has
our business in this area. Age 30
As. Car necessary. No delivering,
collecting or demonstrating. Man
selected will be practically set up
in business on remunerative 25s
basis. New and repeat business.
Write Box IL, Star. Il
NEED 2 MEN for sales in surplus
store on upper 9TH st. Some expert
ence in mems wear. For Saturday
work only. Apply ct 416 9th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01

shine distorting the vision Of the
driver.
Eye strain and fatigue is caused
in large degree, by the number
of adjustments the muscles have
to make for changes in light in
tensity. The glare-reducing glass
modulates the drasic changes.
leveling off the peaks and val
leys" of light impulses.
According to the Automobile
Club, which makes continuous
studies of accidents, glaring head
lights can cause temporary blind
ness lasting three seconds. Dur
ing that time, car going 40 miles
an hour will have travelled 176 feet
with the driver unable to see
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
SALESMAN

For one of the finest jewelry shops in
Washington. Excel. opportunity for
competent. high-quality man who
has had successful exper. in selling
important pieces. Give all particu-
lars as to reference, salary expected
and experience in first letter. Box
193-H, Star.
sALEsMAN-COLLECTOR, for indus
trial insurance route. auto neces-
sary. Apply SOB, VICTOR BLDG.
station ATTENDANT,
part time, to 10 pm; must be ex-
perienced in fabrication and tire
repairing; 75c per hour. Apply after
7 pm. MURPHY'S ESQ STATION,
N. Capitol and Florida ave.
perienced fabrication and general
service station work; hrs, 4 pm.
to II pm: strict refs: REQUIRED
GEORGE SUNOCO SERVICE, 1905
SHOE REPAIRMEN, must be all
around. Do not call unless qualified
SHOE sSE WIS sAh nEs AN oL ex peDs
steady and extras. Good earnings.
MR.. Dryer, 525 18th st. NV. "a
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced. Ap-
ply MURRAY'S, 1907 Ga. ave-. Sill
yer Spring, Md. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01

make heroes OUT OF Lnem. Iney
get extra pay.
In America management tries
to push along and reward the
workers who really produce.
In Britain Socialists generally
have long argued that any two
factory workers in the same job
should get the same pay. In the
past trade unions even have put
hampers on members who plug
too hard.
Morrison Speech Recalled.
The subtle but significant
change first became apparent a
couple of weeks ago when Deputy
Prime Minister Herbert Morrison
said in a speech:
1.-The man or the team who do
a better days work than the next
man or team should be entitled
to correspondingly better earn
ings.
They should be looked up to as
people who are helping to earn
the nations right to full employ
ment and social military security"
A few days later, Prime Minister
Attlee in approving the British
Trade Union Councils decision to
exercise restraint" in claims for
general wage increases said:
This is not a wage freeze IN
the sense that no one can earn
any more. The decision is to sus-
pend any movement of wage rates
unrelated to the level of output.
But it leaves the door wide open
to higher earnings through i'm
proved productivity and greater
efficiency"
Prime Minister Attlee said he
wanted labor and management to
study the whole problem of in
centives-of how to induce peo-
pie to work harder.
Boost in Output Vital.
Both statements focused at
tention again on the key problem
of incentives in a socialist state.
Britain cannot get out of the
red without a great increase in
industrial production. That en-
tails, among other things, harder
work by most workers.
The Conservatives have said
that socialism kills off the will to
work hard. Their argument is
that many feel there is no good
reason to work hard when the
state gives them a high degree of
job security and does a lot OF
other things for them.
The big question is how to put
the idea into operation.
Mr.. Attlee pretty much tossed
the job to the unions and man
agement.
Sir Stafford Grips, chancellor
of the exchequer, has said openly
that incentives are more Of a
problem for industry than for
government.
The Trades Union Council. rep
resenting 100000 organized
workers. has been wrestling with
the problem for many weeks and
in statement last week asked
for payment by results" But it
did not make any more specific
proposals.
Mr.. Attlee has given specific
approval to cash bonuses for more
production. Many firms are ask
ing the British treasury for details
of such schemes.
In typical plan, operated by
a heavy machinery plant at Tip
ton, Staffordshire. workers take
10 per cent of the first 10000
pounds ($56,000) profit made by
the firm and 20 per cent Of any,
thing above it. Shareholders get
q straight S per cent on share
capital.
The treasury provides the in
formation cheerfully. Neverthe-
less there is doubt whether Sir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
HELP MEN
TELEPHONE statesmen

TELEPHONE statesmen - Ready
money for steady workers; consider
rI nsFDe stRSfdE A MaN se1 Fiji, ex5eri
enced in handling large truck, tires;
must have drivers permit and good
cRoKER GENERAL TIRE CO. 14tt
and Que SITS. NV. %
TRUCK DRIVER, exper.. fuel oil
white. sober. year-around job; 81
per hr Plus efficiency bonus; m nrb
Knapp. GENERAL OIL BURNER
SERVICE CO. 1920, M st. NV. 4
TRUCK HELPER, white. exper. in
handling furniture; good Pay. per;
sGnTFs position 2Nu Apply st hA y
UPHoLsTERER for custom shop:
Steady work. Apply r. G. N. BUR
TON & SON. oil st. nv, p
WELDER (arc!, experienced on light
Chevy Chase, Md
WOOL PREssER. for quality work
LO. 5-s624. FAMILY CLEANERS
BOYS. Is u IS. free to travel. work
ing to RI, Rio VALLEY an.S Texas and re-
nent work. Apply MRS. r. E. pow
ERS, 1915 @ st. NV. Inquire at
desk, 2 to pm. Don't phone. 81
MAN with car. Sunday paper route
Am: Univ. Park Bethesda area. Box
SOL. Star. %
MAN, white, short-order counterman.
night work; closed Sun. No phone
call. 1880. 18th St. Sc. i
MEN, go. white. to distribute hand
bills; daily pay. z am, 460 New
MEN ca, car owners; sell guaran-
teed used cars in spare time; -$26
per car. CITY MOTOR SALES,
1881 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
MEN with trucks to sell wood and
and coal on commission COOPER
SUPPLY CO.. S13 18th st. ne. AT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
Britain Seen Adopting
Worker Incentives 10
Spur |ndustry0utpu
BY the Associated Prsss

LONDON, Dec. 1.-Britain's
labor government appears to be
borrowing an idea from both the
Russian Communists and the
American capitalists in its at
tempt to solve the economic
crisis.
The idea: That the harder a
man works the more pay he
should get; that the hard worker
should make more than the lag
gard even If the two work side
by side as members of the same
trade union.
In Russia they call their hard
workers "Stakhanovites" and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
Windshield Glass
That Reduces Glare
And Heat Developed

TOLEDO, Ohio (NANA) "A
new glass for automobile wind
shields which reduces glare and
heat-tWo factors that contribute
to fatigue-has been scientifically
developed here by Libbey-O Ovens
Ford Glass Co.
This bluish-green safety plate
glass excludes more than Is per
cent of the infra-red rays of sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
Blind Spiders Found

SYDNEY, Australia (R.-The
Jenolan Caves in New South
Wales, Australia, for long visited
by tourists, now promise to yield
something new to science-tiny
blind spiders, which seem to live
on nothing. Other inspect life is
very rare amidst the stalactites
and stalagmites of these mile
long and 200-feet-deep caves. The
spiders build tiny webs, perfectly
formed. What for? Science has
yet to supply the answer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
CASHIERS
$40 PER WEEK
KOPY KAT
TT II ST. NE.

CASHIER BOOKKEEPER. part time
Credit applications. Pleasant sur
Apply Mr.. Blake, LACY'S, INC.
3701 Georgia ave. NV. Il
CAsHIER-TYPIST. age 5000: per.
manent position with established
finance company; must be competent
typist and take some shorthand;
6H-day wk. with excellsnt starting IN
s.lary Phone ng.,I Mr. tns:n ALBERT at SH'
CHAMBERMAID. stay in. reliable;
$50 wk. to start. Phone MI. 1924
CLERK for cleaning store. virginia
vicinity, experienced; good pay.
Call for interview between 4 pm.
and z pm. FA. 9739. Il
CLERK-Ofhce work, tipping, filing,
etc.. part or full time; pref. live IN
sYitlannd Or SILVER snge Hill area Mr.
i ta5iishimsnt. '1 Apply GI Astoria CLEAN
Frs. 25O9 Good Hope I'd. Sc, vi.
CLERK-TYPIsT. We have an OPEN
ing for q neat and competent young
woman, 81 to IS years of age. for
an interesting and pertinent posi-
ton. Require typing and an apti-
sdas 1Sa nsu5 5d.y Week xofkaa
sERVIcEs LIFE INSURANCE CO..
1900 Goth st. NV. Il
CLERK-TYPIST, 5-day week. insur-
ance claim ONCE; group insurance,
profit sharing, hospitalization. Call
Mr.; HIRTING. ma. 1925 or Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY = / 1th
year; top school positions. Colo
RADIO Bldg. 18th and G. RE. 3e3s.
EARN UP TO saa per day taking
orders through homes and Offices:
Exclusive, Christmas speciality. Full
Or part time. SH. 1011 It'll Pm.
ADAMS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
the better Office positions. 204 Colo
RADIO Bldg, 14th and G. RE. 393s.
ARCHITECT or architectural drafts
man wanted by active and and s aggrss-
DEVELOPMENT. for full or part time.
State experience, recommendations
and salary per week, day or hour.
EsX Hk DTIMi s sEsEi must 0 be
exp; supervise others; und; q; Miss
s raih & Il ST IT. s sseY. $4,000.
und. 35, Portuguese- Eng. Secy.,
R F 81 sssa SERVICES 1911 G
BOoKKEEPER-Full charge. D. c.;
assistant bookkeeper. D. C.. BUSI-
NESS EMPLOYMENT SERVICES,
1906 Georgia ave. 81. 1124.
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
17OS G ST. NV.
WOMEN
sec'y, Alex, 1928 yrs.' days, start
stenos., 1885 yrs, downtown NV,
days, So, 4OO-$2, 800.
Clerk-typists: some with Dictaphone
exper.; some with rusty shorthand,
3 days. S1b0-S200.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THE ATLAS AGENCY specializes in
selecting and placing bookkeepers,
accountants, Office managers. RE
5767. 1920 N. Y ave. NV. -3
THEATRICAL DANCERS (male and
female) if you are interested In
dancing. modern, primitive. creative
Group and solo professional theatre
cal dance training with possible fu-
ture group performances. Write Box
353-M. Star, giving particulars, and
If possible, inclosing recent snapshot
Theatrical experience not necessary
Training given at no expense to you
except your time. i
! WILL NOT BE responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone but N.Y.
self. GILBERT A. BELL, Jr., COS
Ellsworth drive. Silver Spring, Nd. l.
and professional life who are in.
are invited to write to Box ISL
100000 KAISER FRAZER CONTEST
200 SELECTED NAMES checked In
q. s. Patent once, and were moi
found registered as automobile
names. To get list, send 81 ane
stamped (3c) SELF-ADDRESSEE
ENVELOPE to THE RESEARCHERS
Box 267, COLLEGE Park, MARYLAND. z
Lock Trouble? MA. 605e
repiac eo Keys Keys f t to any lock
door checks overhauled.
cENrF ~ EYE ExE 81 4 NV kGSk CO..
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
YOUNG MAN for hardware store. ex-
perience preferred. but not neces-
sary to ambitious person willing to
learn. Excellent opportunity. APP
ply Marshal johnson. BARBER &,
ROSS CO.. 5th and v SITS. ne. DE.
statesmen, exper. only. Cali Mr..
GORDON. Atlantic 1865, Wednes-
day after 10 am. for appointment.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Well
established Md. real estate firm
wants salesman: knowledge of Be-
thesda, Chevy Chase area helpful.
: State age and exper. Bethesda p. O.
Box 1915. 4
SALESMAN to rep. cRowELL COL
write rs 81 s. A. 3. Murray,
ss AZ MIR st. experlene. nee nea.s-
sary. Can earn over 500 weekly.
pressure selling. Apply in person,
SALES MANAGER, real estate. expe-
rienced; must know Silver Spring
and NV. D. c. areas. HY. b611 for
appt. 3
Statesmen, real estate, experienced;
Montgomery CO. and NV. Washing
ton; car necessary. HY. SOIL for
SALESMAN with car. Permanent
position for the right man. AMBER
SON BROS, INC. 704 18th st. NV.