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Evening star., 1949-09-27
By EIeni
Beauty Editor

Doing your hair at home
doesn't have to be a "produc-
ton" when you plan for it by
having on hand the right prep
arations. the correct procedure in
using them. AND the free eve
ming!
What If you do do your hair
and nails at home? There are
some women who proclaim a
home" job because their hair
looks as II a soft breeze is always
blowing about it. What it really
amounts to is lack of proper
"know-how." On the other hand
is the woman who is so expert
at doing her own hair that she
constantly Is questioned as to
what hairdresser she patronizes.
If you are wondering how you
can join the camp of the latter,
you must remember that the
Evening star., 1949-09-27
Quick Pudding

To make q quick upside down
pudding, melt about q quarter-cup
Of butter or margarine in q baking
dish or old-fashioned iron skillet.
Sprinkle with about a cup Of brown
sugar. Add well drained canned
pears, cut side down. Pour over
q package Of gingerbread mix
(mixed according to package d.
trections) and bake.
Evening star., 1949-09-27

would be wonderful had
things perform their beauty home Your
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vtbe
by choosing shod
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Evening star., 1949-10-31

Democrat, serving by appoint
ment, as well as seven Democratic
and two Republican House men,
bers.
Five Candidates Oppose Curley.
Boston's city election is inter-
esting nationally. principally on
the basis of what happens to
Democratic Mayor James M. Cur
ley. The colorful Curley is op-
posed by field candidates on a
ballot that is technically non
partisan.
Detroit has the same kind of
ballot. However. Albert E. Cobo,
city treasurer and a former bus
mess executive with reported Re
publican leanings. led all other
candidates in a September 13
primary.
He is opposed by George Ed
wards. president of the City
Council and a member of the
CIO United Automobile Workers
Union.
Cleveland. which. has the habit
of producing Mayors who go on
up the political scale, has another
potential aspirant for national
election in Democratic Mayor
Evening star., 1949-10-31
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers
KS-

Three Lines (Minimum(
I or 2 times, 35c per line PEI
insertion.
J to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
7 times or longer consecutively
31c per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal. Sc per
1ine additional.
Advertisements of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE !,
Four Lines (Minimum)
Fiat 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 9 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to pm.
Sunday. II Am. to 8 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business Once,
11th and Pennsylvania ave: at any
Of the Branch Ofaces throughout the
city. or
PHONl STERLING 5000
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second in
sertion.
II advertisement was prepaid. re.
tain cash register receipt, which bears
Q serial number with date and identi.
hes YOUR advertisement.
When cancelins classified advertise
ments be sure to make a note of the
cancellation number. This is i'm
portant in case Of adjustment.
Evening star., 1949-10-31
HELP MEN
Merchandise Executive

Fully qualified to operate a store
in one OF Washington's largest busi-
ness locations. Must have knowledge
Of buying. ADVERTISING. merchandis-
Ing operation; similar or identical
to g; G. Murphy Co. or J. c. Penney
Co. To the right man this is an
Star. "a
OPPORTUNITY for man over 40 in
pleasant. low-presSure sales field
with national organization. Perma-
nent assignment to protected local
peat business, non seasonal. Sales
experience not essential as success
full applicant will receive thorough h
field training and expert ealidance
No collections. deliveries. or detailed
reports: Car required. Write SAN
DpERsoM, Der Box ao2, Newark New
PAiNTERs., t2>. steady work. call
PARKING LOT ATTENDANTS, white.
over lS years of age; steady work
D c. drivers permit REQUIRED. Ap-
PHeroskArafR IaS IA HN to operate studio
esskdsys' esil sSn' Ak. * aso4' =; after p Pm
PLUMBER. who knows jobbinG. re-
modelling and repairing, good
proposition TO rlRnt man. f1ShAR
PLUMBING & HEATING. Ma. 25l4.
PLUMBERS WANTED, first class only.
for jobbing and remodeling. D. H.
STEVENS CO.. TU 45OO. .
PLUMBERS WANTED; $3.50 per
hour to men selected. Report to
70 Patterson st. ne, Mon, 7:30
a m. ,
PORTER, drivers license: excel
salary and hrs; meals furn.; 5636
Conn. ave. NV.
PRINTER FLOOR MAN for newspaper
and lob shop. Manassas, Va. Tele-
phone o. 81
RADIO REPAIR MAN-cARRoLL's g.
Same location 25 years. 119 Fl St.
NV. ME hlS6 IA O0R7 Al
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HELP kIN

p.n9 ..sr, essass o1 esne.s.lea sasls
calI NJ; RTssden At q; 1901. TOWN
rklf9IsIdk 4 G4HhdkY sfkkETffGsrEMMaN, fkEfsEMsN w i *.
perience for home service calls: car
nent position. This ia 4 service or
Eanization, not . department store
rfIE1isioNi Ell Vision s'sI ssIERv1cExEN, With
or cali AT. 1000. ~
THEATER MANAGER. colored. IS Il
56 yrs. old. married. no experience
necessary. Apply 1915 7th st. NV.
Tisaa fa sfHaGRoovsr. ,nsid. voIt- pst
vorkins conditions BEN HuNnLEY.
TREE kxPEkT. experienced in al
Pnsssss Or york sss sstaolishsd soneerh
TRUCK DRivERs. fuel oil, IS; see NJ Nj.
Evans; Metropolitan Petroleum Co,
rYPplsT@Youns man. single, high
school graduate, desirous o{ Learning
PHzLps. fNc., orsi.'1s i9Is < st. nse NV. 81 4
uaaols1Efas: pig Sf goss. sxDer. only need ai iD-
UPHOLsTEKER, permanent position
also opening for part-time up
holsterer twhite). JAMES MOSS IN
TERIORS. EN-. 1915. l.
UFHOLSTERER, must be exper. !;
steady work. Apply at once. SWISS
UPHOLSTERY SHOP, 2423 18th
st. NV. A2. O761. 81
UPHOLSTE4ERS, 1st class. for Gus
soar: fR Housf % or CHE; cHE1 81 a. 's{ss Hss
Georgia ave. NV, KA. 1000. -31
WANTED. Al combination auto body
Ask AK for Mr.. sR sRIods'' 6s's s.e g. WASH. WASH.
tngton St.. Falls Church. Va. Il
WANTED-Family man about thirty
years Of age. business education
and general knowledge Of city. With
pleasing personality to do phone
work and dispatch trucks In plumb
ing and heating once. Hrs. 7:30-
800; Sat. 7:30-3:00: good wages.
The right man cannot 80 wrong.
Box Sak-G. star .
Evening star., 1949-10-31
Quirino Plans Conference
On Asia Anti-Red Union
- By the Assoeiossd Press

MANILA. Oct. 31.-Philippines
President Elpidio Quirino says a
conference to organize a non-
Communist union in Southeast
Asia will be held here early next
year.
Mr.. Quirino, who first discussed
such a project with Generalissimo
Chang Kai-shek of China, said
the conference would be held in
January or February. Brig. Gen.
Carlos P. Romulo, president of the
United Nations General Assembly
has submitted a preliminary re-
port on the proposed union, Mr..
Quirino said. Gen. Romulo was
named by Mr.. Quirino to do the
spadework.
What part, if any, India would
take in the conference was not
revealed by Mr.. Quirino in his
statement, issued yesterday. In
dia's Prime Minister Jawaharlal
Nehru previously characterized
such a pact as premature. He
now is in the United States and
has not commented on Mr.. Qui-
rinoS statement.
Evening star., 1949-10-31
Republicans Hopes
OF 1850 Victories on
Elections Next Week
BY the Assoeioted Press

A hammer-and-tongs race fol-
Governor in New Jersey, a Senate
contest in New York and six stra-
tegic elections for Mayors next
week may reflect advance politi-
cal trends of the 1850 congress
sional campaign.
In New Jersey, Gov. Alfred E
Driscoll is battling to keep in
the Republican ranks State that
contributed Is electoral votes In
l948 to Gov. Dewey. the losing
presidential candidate.
Gov Driscoll is opposed by
Democratic State Senator Elmer
H. Wene. A Democratic victory
certainly would be considered a
sign that the Republicans would
have extremely tough going in
their uphill battle to regain con-
troll of Congress next year.
Next door, Mayors race in
New York City is sharing national
interest with a special Senate
election. Other municipal elec-
tions being watched closely for
national trends include those in
Louisville, Boston, Detroit, Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh.
Republicans Lean on Dulles.
Republican strategiSts are plac-
ing their highest hopes on electing
John Foster Dulles over Herbert
H. Lehman, former Democratic
Governor, as New York Senator
for the year remaining in the
term of retired Senator Wagner
Democrat. Senator Dulles now
holds the seat by appointment OF
Gov. Dewey.
In New York, Newbold Morris
the Republican Liberal Fusion
candidate who ran third in 1945
is trying to unseat Democratic
Mayor William O'Dwyer. Repre-
sentative Marcantoni is in the
race, too, on the American Labor
Party ticket. There are three other
minor party nominees.
| Mr.. ODwyer has been telling
his audiences that a Democratic
defeat in the city election would
be interpreted as reputation OF
President Truman's fair DEAL"
Louisville Trend Is Watched.
Most politicians thought that
was laying it on a bit thick. Never
theless, an unexpected Republican
victory in New York City would
be certain to be tabled as marking
trend against the Democrats
that could be expected to carry
over into the 1850 congressional
campaign.
In Louisville the Republicans are
trying for the sort OF of-year
surge that almost carried them
over in 1945, when they lost the
Mayors Office by only 221 votes.
To carry Kentucky in 1850, they
will have to do well in Louisville.
Kentucky elects a Senator next
wear to replace Senator WitherS.
Evening star., 1949-10-31
lovett and Graham
Named to CED Board

Election of Robert A. Lovett
former Undersecretary of State,
and Philip L. Graham. publisher
OF the Washington Post, to the
board of trustees of the Committee
for Economic Development, has
been announced by w. Walter
Williams, CED chairman.
New members of the CED's re-
search and policy committee are
John Hancock, of Lehman Broth
Evening star., 1949-10-31

Thomas A. Burke, running for re-
election.
There has been some talk of
Mr.. Burke as a possible opponent
for Senator Taft, Republican. of
Ohio, next year. Mr.. Burke is
opposed by Republican Frank A.
Polk. The Democrats have won
by margins of from $4,000 to 3d.
900, so a victory for Mr.. Burke
would be expected.
The Republicans seem to have
a better chance in Pittsburgh,
however. where Timothy T. Ryan
lis opposing Democratic Mayor
David Lawrence. :,
Mr.. Lawrence won by nearly
Evening star., 1949-10-31

$4,000 in 1945. Republicans, who
carried Pennsylvania for Gov.
Dewey last year. would like to
turn Mr.. Lawrence out of Office
as sign that their victory in
Ia special congressional election in
the State earlier wasn't just a
flash in the pan.
Evening star., 1949-10-31
SAlESMEN fCone

MEN wanted TO cover Metropolitan
Washington Area. The season Is
now in full swing. Highest commits
sion for the verv finest triple-track
Sc St1rm ,4, XindoE "a w. cs5 n. ,neeess.Ey
dan st. NV.
Statesmen t3). with cars. If YOU
have direct selling experience, you
vassing. Call Ii. 3-532e for appt
only. Ask for Mr.. JONES. Il
SALES NJ z IN Unusual opportunit,
with progressive Baltimore distribu'
tised products. If you know thu
variety department. d. g.. toy
and housevare trade this PROPOSE.
tion Is made to order for you Full
time or side line representation
Liberal commission: must have car:
give fYu details about yourself. Box
1856. Star. 81
FURN. SALESMAN, salary and COM
mission; exceptional earnings for a
good borax man See Mr. Beck,
AARvINs 8 CREDIT, 734 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-31

DELIVERY BOY, with refs; must
have license and know city. II16
pffsanAsHEiR, pfsRH sifi NV experienced; sob sober.
steady man: night WORK. Apply in
DRAFTsMxH, experienced, to in
! S5-hour week. ideal for retired
man. Give education, experience
And salary desired. Write Box
CRAFTSMAN, senior-capable de-
signing public bldgs.. write specs =,
hdle: architect; work complete; perm:
work to Be shown; Box 473;-G, Star, :
CRAFTSMAN, architectural, by major
oil CO; experience q s in service Sc station static
ing code desirable; must be able to
40-hr. week; good working condi-
sIce and education. to Box 223-H,
DSkifspERs DSkIifspERs vented for Diamond a cabs:
new. and used. cars avail; reas.
rental rates; must have identifca-
tion card. Diamond lot, 10l N st.
ne. See MELVIN HERRIMAN.
DRIVER for long -estab-
1ished meat hrm. State experience.
reference and qualifications. Salary
and commission basis. Write Box
DRud CLERK. Hsi exper. only; locsl ref.
reg; good Job for risht man. Gall
Evening star., 1949-10-31

ers: T. o. Yntema, Ford Motor
Co. vice president, and Mr.. Gra-
ham and Mr.. Lovett. This COM
mittee directs CED's research pro-
gram and issues national policy
statements concerning the Ma
tion's economy.
Evening star., 1949-10-31

Adding Machine Repairman
Full or part time. Please write R.C
ALLEN BUS. MACH, NC, 1911
@ st. NV. -
COLLECTOR-SALESMAN for outside
work. salary plus commission, car
gEWEIRY gSsisIs CO. s1e da. 41eS st. 49, NV:
ARCHITECT..An established archi.
first:-class architectural designer:
msn saafs Trers van and q oatefs paa need no
apply, Box 202-G. Star 81
MANAGER-Opport. for
exper. man in large modern variety
store; counter and window display
essential. Phone MR.. LANG. DE.
AUTO MECHANIC. white. must be
esasFe Of Te cur van st 9sR to tax:
liable This is a good perm. DO
sition for right party; must have
day wk. HERTZ DR1V-uR-sELF
AUTO MEc ii EcHaSic Al must be .xperienced
in all automobile service work; Salary
GR s2 6RMERoN SRR2EfS5ss' o% 5sE as 5iEhs man da
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC-Tune-u
specialist; must be thoroughly ex-
cars. New-car dealer with latest
equipment, clean. well-lighted build
ing. Good pay with guaranteed
group insurance and paid vacation
after one year. See Mr. Jones
TOR CO.. 170S Good Hope rd. Sc
AUTO METAL MAN.-we have ar
opening for an experienced body
worker: 45% pay plan, paid vaca-
tions, working clothing furnished;
pleasant working conditions in q new
shop. See Mr. Garner. MCMAHON
CHEVROLET. 1240 Upshur st. NV
Evening star., 1949-10-31
BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT
SERVICES

Typist, 25-35, bank; start $1,000.
Sales, accessories; select D. C. shop.
Typist. young, single; s. Spr.; S35.
Sec, S. Spr.,; under 80: $40.
Sales, full and part time; s. Spr.
elk. 1920; haberdashery; excel. op.
Service sta, part time: s. Spr. res.
Trainee, sales, natl concern.
Mech. and elect. engineer, exper.
1906 Ga. Ave. 81. 1924. Open
Evening star., 1949-10-31

HAIR STYLIST, nice appearance; top
sai1 sssiiary; "a feE 16as ens OF the leading hotels.
1SsuRAAcE SsG IN EoSi iNpusrR1A1-unmussua, NUS
building debit. CALI second floor, r,
rNvEsrfcATokR avfs Il +; R'v AND coLLEcancR: Fl,
must psws De tho1oughly 1s sap experienced and
Mr.. Simmons COLUMBIA CREpTT
co" S2%1 l4th st. NV, AID. 1872.
JANITOR-colored. day work. See
Mrs. kimbsll. 1928 Eye st. NV.
JANIToR for lee. bldg. of 80 units;
must be sober, have exp. and 5th
class engineers lie: Sl20 and quar-
MAN. white, assistant manager for
retail mems store, experienced; ref
erences. Write Box 100-H, Star.
MAN. white. to care for dogs and .
seTS referenees ynf c.i qipsTtefs "a must have
MECHANIC, experienced, e-day week.
good salary. for employment in SER
vice station. Apply /. 201 Indiana
MEN with cars to train locally for
ufacturing company; will consider
inexperienced man who is willing
worker: not canyassing; earnings
while training around 500 weekly.
3923 Bennins I'd: n.e., 10 to 2 pm.
MEN WANTED for sales work with
Watkins Products. Steady opport.
Experience unnecessary. Earn while
training. Age no handicap. Apply
3505 14th st. NV. bet. $1,000 and
-3.6; ask for MR.. ALLOCCA.
MEN. ~ to 45, interested In sales
WORK as g career: permanent po-
sition with opportunity for rapid
sdvsncement; sovsis as Excellent training
ing. Apply Suite 2O5-21O, 1927
Eye 81: NV. 10 am. to 8 pm. 81
territories for . few honest '1II reliabls
men, no experience necessary. An
experienced man viii train YOU; ex-
Gel. earnings. Apply FULLER BRUSH
CO.. 979 National Press Bldg. l4tf1
ana @ sts. NV, or call DI. 4477- or
MEN interested In earning extra
money In spare time selling nation-
ally. known line Of mems haber-
dashery and ladies' wearing ap-
parel. Earnings about 81 .5O-S2
per hour. Act quickly to get the
fuL benefit Of Christmas orders,
Phone MA. 1855, 10 am. to 5 pm.
MECHANICS (2). all-around. 1st-elass
Ford mechanics. 5h-day week; So
20 pay plan: all holidays and yaca-
ton with pay. Apply MR.. SPENCER,
o323 Ca. ave: Earnings unlimited,
Evening star., 1949-10-31
statesmen

We are expanding OUR facilities for
one of the largest operations in the
Mideast area. Top sales openings
storm window or related lines can
cash in on this exceptional opport
Regardless Of present position It
will be to your advantage to
thoroughly investigate this opport.
Call in person bet. and 10 am, 8
ana pm. at sos RI. ave, ne. or
phone HU 1867,
Evening star., 1949-10-31

YOUNG NAN, sQ-55, neat, a91res:
s1ye. Mems store experience pre.
ferred but not Necessary. Exceiien,
opportunity to learn business, sell.
nyg,, 1ng, etc. Veteran preferred. RA
YOUNG MAN to train for manage,
of~auto loan and auto discount Of.
nee. Expansion program befns
planned, Must have . car. Good
starting salary. Splendid workins
conditions. See Mr.. Jones. AUTO
CREDIT CO., oil New York ave.
NV.
YOUNG MAN-Hish school graduate,
See 1922, good salary. 46 hr. week.
2 wks.' vacation with pay; excel
lent opportunity for Advancement;
references required. TENDLER's
PAWNBRoKER SALES Co, e13 B
street NV 81
YOUNG MAN-splendid opportunity
Tor an ambitious, aggressive younx
man With sales ability, one Who can
get along with people. those with
whom you work and the public with
whom you deal. Must Be able to
type and handle detail. II you are
seeking position with q definite
MnNsx fgtSrs. sc ses MI Nj: David, AUTo
RE. 3644. -3i
Evening star., 1949-10-31

Making headline news recently
in Sydney. Australia, was a baby
born % inches long and weighing
Is pounds.
Evening star., 1949-10-31

ROUTEMAN, apply H. j. Taylor,
Bergmann's Laundry, 623 G. St,
SALES cLERk-Art dept. 4o:hour
material experience desirable but not
essential Opportunity for advance
msnt; MUTH. TO 18th at: E3l
partment, one with experience pre-
ferrsd; BOSS g. PHELPS, INC,
sAIEsMAs. 4 r. for R;T' F st. retail jeselry
snt sSTe position mait be Box ssDfTfnsed i4s stare
'fMS COMM Must 'b Be IS SIS IT to ':S siss psis WK.
man: Experienced selling whole
sale" supplies to restaurants. groc-
%sssd NIT :sss Ssa:s.s i
FERN. FERN Cali caii IL o'7 7.s5ce. o'eSaie -si sl"
SALESMAN, S5,000-up classS-Career
oppSrtunty for env tight ga Wsn .1s
contacts than our present stan can
azine publicity. Draw against earned
eoM%sSs;fa 9NcYcGopAEp1A BR1rrANrcA
sSIssMANecofEEcroR, sSgtiss AlnNsecsSo'ffTEEcroR for indus ind
trial insurance route; auto neces-
sary. Apply SOB Victor Bldg. 724
StIl St. Inv. -o1
Salesman, Jr., Clothing
Neat, alert young man wanted to
keep stock and to make himself
generally useful in fine clothing
store. Excellent opportunity to
learn business: Apply LOUIS 4
DAN BROWN. 812 14th st. NV. Il
SALEsMEN-Real estate, expert
enced. with car Full time only. Best
Aiof
RANDALL WALckReoFT. Resltor. @ uS.
sALESMEN. e5-a5, for city Of wash
ington; a salesnian's dream, no col
lections, no call backs, no can
vassing;. good appearance, educa-
tion, automobile and desire to be
successful are the prime requisites;
should earn at least S75 weekly,
after brief training period. Apply
sales manager, 91S Warner Bldg,
sALEsMEEN-come in and hear tn.
deal we have for you with our rev.
olutionary Keystone easement win
dow and the Keystone self-storing
window, you can double your present
income, Highest commissions paid
* O'clock; Ss7 ,RSESYsToNE SlS si PRoDGsrs
sEaRs II RoEs1ck kGah < ~ Go. wants sp.-
cialty statesmen to sell the American
Peoples Encyclopedia; car and exp.
nee; many employe benefits. Apply
Personnel Dept, Oil Bladensburg I'd
ne, Wisconsin ave. and Albemarle
NV. or $500 Wilson blvd. Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1949-10-31
Here's How to
Check Coughs
Amazingly Quick!

Promptly, pleasantly. Halls Expecto-
rant tends to soothe and help Nature
heal Hritated membranes OF the
throat. Coughs due to colds, are often
eased amazingly quick. Users says.
Nothing better for coughs when one
has cold" They speak from ex-
perience., Halls Expectorsnt has been
relieving cold coughs for more than
cB years and is more popular than
ever. Remember the name. Ask your
druEsist for HALLS ExPEcToRANT.
Convenient size bottle only 40c. Larger
sizes for home use.
Evening star., 1949-10-31
$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
signed. We have Just received 4
truly sensational. new item and
have almost 200 definite prospects.
Just waiting to be called upon. Well
planned campaign ready to break
tomorrow. See Mr.. GREENE. 0-1l
am. only. 177l; Columbia I'd. nv.
Evening star., 1949-10-31

CARPENTERS, give price for. labor
on % houses in Sc. starting Nov
uN. $500, MASTER BUILDERS
CARPENTERS, irst-class only; re.
Fort to MR. WARD. $500 Admission
rd., Alta Vista ter. Bethesda, or to
MR.. WHITE, 5000 Shepherd st.
Chevy Chase. Md .
CHEF-COOK, colored, for MALLS
RESTAURANT. GIL. 1896. 81
Evening star., 1949-10-31
CAR HOPS
CAREER OPPORTUNITY

Leading national casualty and fire
insurance company is adding q
salaried representative In each oi
the following long established ofiices
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 thoroushly educated In cas-.
ualty and fire insurance and com.
pletely trained in our selling meth
DDS; full salary paid from start
plus incentive plan; unlimited op-
portunity for advancement, inqulr.
les held absolutely confidential;
evening appointment can be ar.
ranged; write stating your qualifi.
cations in detail. Box OOH, Star
Evening star., 1949-10-31
LACYS, INC.
Half and nna G HM

and marking room man
one who is thoroushly familiar with
all phases Of receiving and marking
prefer man who Is presently work
ing as assistant in speciality or de.
partment store Apply in own hand:
writing. giving experience. age and
salary expected. Box 477-D. Star
Evening star., 1949-10-31
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, JR., for C.P.A. Arm
but not essential. Must be graduate
Of Al University. Good opportunity
for sound professional training. Fur.
nish full personal data, in letter te
Box 313-J. Star.
DRUG CLERK, exper., good refs.
good hours. steady employment. Cal
SH-5150. .
Evening star., 1949-10-31

Stockroom Manager
Experienced. white: excellent saI,ry,
kOPY KAT. III II st. ne. II
Evening star., 1949-10-31
SERVICE SALESMAN

Excellent opportunity for a thorough
" experienced service salesman with
large Ford dealer; pleasant working
conditions, free life and hospitaliza-
ton insurance. CHERNER MOTOR
CO., 1881 Florida ave. NV. 81
Evening star., 1949-10-31
s,SALESMEN

SALEelfAN., used cur lot; e76sflencs
\ Fnecssssry; gusrautse and eon,mis-
KEErE ssS1i HoroRss, Mc., a s1o fh. IA.
ave. ne. TR. 0601. 81
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HELP MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Must be experienced. Permanent
smployment for right man. No
SSundag or might work. Call Mr..
SERVICE STATION, exper. ,ubpic.-
ton man: must be reliable and in
dustrious; good salary plus commits
sion and vacation; only well exper.
men with refs. need apply See Mr..
Barron. Mgr. SUNOCO SERVICE
STATION, Wis. ave. and River I'd.
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced only
S Good salary. Apply BLACHER 8,
SHOE SALESMAN
Thoroushly experienced In ladies' nne
snoes; Steady. Good income.
THE BOOTERY
1898 Conn Ave. NV. 81
SHOVEL OPERATOR, experienced
UN. $500: night. UN. 84s6. 81
SOLICITOR
Nsstionally snssp &. ,ssdvestissd product is the
swing Experience preferred. FL
gerry men given full consideration
salary and generous Commissions
can Mr.: Ca1NTz. TAYLOR 5000. Il
sT0CKBoY for Falls Church branch
hardware and good arithmetic abiI-
lty; permanent job with future; SI,-
Gay week. Call for appointment,