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Evening star., 1949-03-28

the side of over-planning. over
estimating" That's what the
Budget Bureau said.
Today, At added, 1t looks like the
planning did err" somewhat on
the long side. 1t said the waiting
list for VA beds has steadily de-
clined the past two years" and
that today it represents a 12-day
intake-14.000 veterans on the
waiting list last December none
of whom had service-connected
disabilities. It said that 144,576I
beds should be enough to meet the
needs. rather than the 159,697
originally planned.
Mr.. Gray doesn't seem to agree.
What he told the committee will
be reported here next week.
1rom Associated Press Newsfeatures.t
Evening star., 1949-03-28
HELP WOMEN

ALTERATION HANDS on eeats. su16
and dresses; pleasant working e1A.
ditions, excel. salary. Andy HlLx
to manager OF large apt.
some clerical work and learning
operation Of secretarisl swttehboAre.
Must be intelligent with good e4Q.
cation and appearance, unesI 90
able to meet and interview prospee:
tive, tenants. Good salsry 4pS
working conditions. Phone lM-
AGER between and 3 pm. datis.
ASssisTA2SSr DRESS BUYER, esp.:
risht party; ali information he'd
strictly in confidence. Box 426:ps
Assistant SPORTS wEAH BUYh
exper.; good OPP. to make soe4
salary to right party; al inferma.
BEIuTICiAN, expert hair styiist,
for modern beauty. salon; htghest
salary, suarantssd eom%3ssse@.
BszuficiAN, IA Hnssi experienced. = -
air-cooled salon; also pArt.ttme -
orator. Apply dA1RIEs 1919,
sf4Hf4 fSpni 'Ts OPERATOR. sze.s..asss q
msmssemsas; anonna, mas' ssssS' ssS ga sSdap.s sel -
eeeiSfrSRl elshSs Sfa sso4D II 4Desssn. Conn. sIs
CONTINUED On Next PaS
Evening star., 1949-03-28
SALESMAN

SN6SSsubsS
YOUNG MAN with car, to call on re-
.al t5,de with seys ana nSyelti6ss Ss G6
81 sAHqan Randoiph Sopir pl ne. eab Ab' 4as5,
SALESMAN. insid.-outside. to assist
manager; excel. earnings throush
straight salary, and commission;
nr ss national oq shs 1ers vaeaeon egPn5
with pay: free insurance., no can
vassins; automobile essential. Apply
in person. See MR.. N. G. DeMERs,
6O4 9th st. NV.
SIDELINE-Bass, cups, wrapping
and paper supplies; low priced, good
commission. Box 170-D, Star.
sALESMEN-u new car. % used
car: Must be exper; and know Wash.
and vic. well, We furnish new dem
mission. Apply Box 1890, Star:
THE REUBEN H. DoNNELLEY corr.
telephone directory advertising sales
representative >for the Chesapeake
4 Rotomac ,c TELEPHONE Co s,o have ;g
e. this area of one of the country's
larsest advertising sales agencies
makes 1t possible for US to offer to
young men the opportunity OF enter
ing our orsanfzation in an Adyer-
using safes CAPACITY, age Zf-o4,
some college education preferred.
sales experience helpful but not es-
sential. We have complete sales
training program. Salary while in
training, liberal drawing account
asainst commissions. Apply after 10
am. 1121 14th st. NV. End floor.
WANTED-5 salesmen who desire to
make a large income selling '.'Fluor-
ite'' non-electric. flourescent signs to
business establishments. "A new in
1IS.'s "The sign % Of II. times" Easy to
sell wherever shown. Good terri.
tories open for representative and
ssents. Apply Il s person. =. WvTHsoS 11 a:ln; e
PLASTIC SIGN CO., e31 D st. Nv.
sALEsMAN-coLLEcToR for indus
trial insurance route. Auto neces-
sary. Good opportunity for ., the
AUTO PARTS SALESMAN for leading
jobber,. experienced: very interesting
proposition to riSht man: rephes
strictly eonhdential. Box 4e5,D'
Star. 40
Evening star., 1949-03-28
Mutual. ITO MA. O954

Men-Estimator tor, const., $50 up; acct.
(c.p.a1, 1925 UP; draftsman, elec :,
S175: Bendix service mech, $50;
aircraft parts elk, $1.26 hr.; stock
elk. drugs, $40; credit intervieWer,
$40: warehouse packer, exper., S4s;
photostat oper. $50: sales, mems
vtomen,-ssecy.. tuTn;, sss: Insurance. $3.50; seey ,
tor night. Fl. Eng, $4,000; secy,
Czech Eng, 1925 UP; admin. secy,
s.h., $3.50; secy., law ONCE. 500;
stenos, 1925, light dict, S45; typfst.
edit .-corresp. 5000; typists. electro
RI 300 net; SPACE control elk, Sls7;
HE clks,, h. s., $3.50; bkps. mach.
oper., S45. Q 20
Evening star., 1949-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICES

GAS HEATING BOILERS, AUTOMATIC
gas water heaters, coal and oil
boilers. radiators, bathrooms. kitcn-
ems, etc. immediate installa tons;
small monthly paymts. THOMPSON
a. STANSBURY CO.. INC Ii. 3O29.
FREE BOOK If you name songs on
Hour of Power" WMAL Sundays.
s:45 am 624 Indiana ave.
EMERGENCY SERVICE for clothing
-Ntght or day call Blue Jay Weav-
ers Of Distinction" Burns, cuts
tears or moth damage. We call
We dsliver CO. 62s6.
ATTENTION BUSINESSMEN. our
exp, public accountant, Mr.. kipnis,
specializes in interviewing and Dlac-
ing bookkeepers. otc. mgrs.. ACCOUNT
ants ATLAS AGENCY. RE. o767.
BUSINESS CARDS printed S. 8
1000; samples on request IA
490s
I WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone other
than myself. JOSEPH B. WALKER
1929 Quincy st. NV.
WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts incurred rs BY any9pns rUpe othsr }dsI
Swami st. NV
Evening star., 1949-03-28
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has bet
ter school and Office position. Colo
RADIO Blde.. 14th and G, RE. 1898.
SECRETARIES. stenographers. book
keepers, clerks, typlsts. Many other
excellent ofhce positions. O'MEARA
SERVICES, Suite 204. Lof1in Bldg.
1920 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
CH. 5544. -2s
srENo. -BooKKEEPER-Earn up to
S75 wk., near Bethesda dozsns 81 oi
others daily Inquire BOYDS, 7OO
18th. Cor. 6 tNA. 233s).
COMMERCIAL GRADS of high school
and secretarial schools; full ana
Miss Young at Personnel SERV-
ICE. 1911 G St.. ST. 1865.
GALES, ensineering, ONCE openings
'daily. Visit today. BOYD'S, 700
10Th cor, @. MA. 2340
Evening star., 1949-03-28
ror1cE oF nIssoLuTIoS

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
partnership. The partnership en-
terede into by and between c. Craig
McMullen and Roy Fowler. on May
2s. 194s. to operate the Aetna
Press and the Guide Newspaper,
was dissolved by mutual consent,
the future. Roy Fowler will operate
the Guide Newspaper as a sole
proprietorship and c. Craig Nc
Mullen will operate the Aetna
Press as sole proprietorship. G.
CRAIG McMULLEN, ROY FOWLER,
March 25, 1919 mh2S,ap4. IL.
Evening star., 1949-03-28
HELP MEN
YOUNG MEM 21-3O

10O1N0 1011N3 OO
Who wish to become salesmen; won
derful opport. to learn selling.
sales psychology and sales manase-
ment; several to be trained and
formed into the fastest and hardest
hitting sales organization on educa-
tional service in the East: must be
neat, personable and mentally alert.
Interviews suite 729, Dupont Cir
Gle Bldg. --2S
Evening star., 1949-03-28
FACE COVERED
WITH PlMPLES

Miss B. Green, Box 361, Davis, Okla.
writes: "For three years my face was
covered with large pimples caused by
an external condition. decided to try
Cuticura Soap and Ointment After
using them for three weeks Iwss4reatly
relieved; and now the pimpAes are en-
tirely gone" Cuticura may help yos too!
Buy Cuticura at your druggist today!
Evening star., 1949-03-28
YOUNG MEN

teachers. Arthur Murray
dance studio needs young men With
personality and ambition to teach
ballroom dsncinE. tSc,n,nr No snper1snes soS1ss
given. Unusual opportunity 70 ad,
vance to positions Of supervisors and
executives. College-tratned people
between 25-35 given preference.
Openings In our Alex. and balto.
not telephone or write. Apply Miss
Farrell between rs. ARTHUR
NURRAY'3 1106 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1949-03-28
HELP MEN

ADJUsTER-Leadins finanee com
outside, collections: Excellent op-
portunity for permanency and 40
aisssa TssShons enc ST
Aissssffss4lANr isssffss74lAsSNr MANAGER. traipee for
outside investigation work with. ma
1,snsi' psns. eHeeliena 1pealHisnS opportunity Tor
aggressive man, age $3.50; car nee
See MIR. Dalton, AETNA FINANCE,
3215 Rhode Island ave, Mt. Rainier,
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, must be
1st class ali around men, WOOD
LAWN SERVICE. 1925 N. Washington
aHTo HlEa' sAlEsMAN. Ali: sn used cars. for we'll.
pa1d sssry psasan. ad COM
Sa iences etc. &C. Our Our salesmen know Of
AUToMOBILE Statesmen .2>, as-
sisssd sEsss's with RsR fs Hs ihss
son dealer; exper. helpful but not
s5en1sc sc Aggely Agef eoiubs HAMksS pfs ho12R ar
Bo65kREEFkR tH5tHR Ha 9% lpr laao9 asSS store in
figures ert Starting salary $50 per
mo. State qualifications. Box l4,5'
BooofkskEEpER-sTENoG., $500 mo;
own handwriting, stating education
and exper., BOX 1O6-E. Star. 2s'
BOY, white or colored,. to work in
permit and experience; good pay;
and Giebe I'd. or cali oW. 1888. ESe
BOY, OVER 1s, for small soda foun-
tain; 4 to 10 pm. on Monday,
ETidsy; ETndsy saEqrdsy ~. s7as snd every o'her
senser work. neat: Opportunity e g
PfFrAL !sesH sFadt fABoRSRoR1Es 1sR'5 so'1SAf Ssi
BUTCHER. sober, reliable; good pay;
steady work s27 4th st. s,w. $50
cANvAssERs. experience not neces-
ssFA eston car MAX nSs siiIPiIa IPsssTEN En- SSo
cARrksrRS. Il 4 b. l.t s..s: tr,@ ssss And
cARpENTER laaI Rah eh'fi 'ffioKEMANs s 2 Working
ioreman 70 take l chsTse -, . Of fmsll hn,
hfnsESH h2ms R51,e'ti saS''y $siS n Monssy DAY
CEMENTERs .t2). 1st-class mechanics
only. Report to 4th and Vale, Sc
cHEF-cooK, accustomed to making
references. Please call for s,popt.
caEr-sAucER, GE SAUCER thoroughly exper.;
HpDy tGn wssss sss coUa
CLERK. experienced. ali-around mar
ket man, must be sober. Apply
Il I4ds s 7th st. ~ nv: ~ ,,.,r mTg co,;nt.,
experienced in handling and buying
tobacco, candy, stationery. .maga-
zines zines; PsasaRE PRMSaE TS5fiRs seYdt9nsss ass
Conn. ave. -29
CLERK for oface work-Must be COM
full tiEle.- State age and salary ex-
pected. BOX 1880, Star. 20
COLLECTION MAN, must be thor
ouehly familiar with skip tracing,
good proposition, to Hvewire collec-
tor. Apply sLoAN's, 736 18th St.
| NV. -oO
COLLECTOR Statesmen - INSTALL
men experience necessary. Must be
familiar with door-to-door selling Of Of
aVa1sWs aVerage. pius ss5 week car allow
sHeft s1 Nd. M9ss Va q and dafss y. e. call HI.
ssTi22kpaRp si22fk tSl ipp'' HONE 81 ie ESuiIPsMsNsT
CO, 1904 11th st. NV. -2s
COOK, short -order, and general
kitchen helper, colored; must be de-
pendable and sober; meals and uni
forms; working hours. 10 tn $50;
Of Mondays: $50 per week 70 start;
RIcH's. 10th and 3 SITS. NV. 2s'
COUNTER MAN, white, 1RvITs
oRHsTtAHuHR oRRhHssTtAHuHRANf. III 18th St. Nv.
nr,,cATrssEN CLERK for Kosher
style deiicatessen: Must be cracker:
Jack salesman; vs, havs knoTlsoss rnio e. q Z
So. 2sth st., Arlington. TE. oose.
30
Evening star., 1949-03-28

ESQ Standard Oil Co.
HAS opening for heating engineer IN
oil heating department. Experienced
in IN domestic and commercial heat
ing plants and oil burner applica- i
tions essentials: permanent position
Apply 10 to 12 an. MR.. ChAp-
PEtL. Room 220. 261 Constitutlon
Evening star., 1949-03-28

Assistant to once manager, large
Washington arm. Knowledse and
CORPORATE books. departmental costs
and accounts payable. Excellent
permanent opportunity. Reply by
letter, giving In full detail, expert
ence. education and salary REQUIRE
ments. Replies held in confidence.
poY dOS.n Star 20
Evening star., 1949-03-28
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
SPECIALISTS

White or Colored
We are well equipped to collect your
rent and manage your property. We
will also take care of your repairs
and relieve you of all management
responsibility Call Mr.. Shifrln,
FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO, 81
New York ave. NV. Ma. 7416. rs
Evening star., 1949-03-28

CLOTHING SALESMAN
Must have experience; exceptional
opportunity fol. right man; excei-
nent. Apply REGAL CLOTHING
co I'll eth st. NV. 81
Evening star., 1949-03-28

When ansuertno advertisements
addressed to Star bo1es do NOT
irclose original references, or
other materials OF personal pdlae:
Copies serue the purpose ana
originals mdv Get lost.
Evening star., 1949-03-28
CAR HOPS

For drive-in restaurant chain. No
very good tips. Working hours. 8
pm. to 80 am. 6-day. week.
Meals and uniforms furnished. Ap-
ply immedia tely.
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
,oOo vy-o v1or CT N w 80
Evening star., 1949-03-28
HELP MEN
AMRTTTOIIS MAN

SATURDAY saleswork inside store.
selling of hardware and building
materials. exp. necessary. Reply with
details Roy 2Q2.n Star II
Evening star., 1949-03-28
BOOKKEEPER

25-35. white. willing to start at
business. BECKER's. 1914 p St
Evening star., 1949-03-28

Furniture Salesman
Exper.. for better grade furniture
and rugs. High earnings. Answer
in own hand writing. Box 45S,D'
Evening star., 1949-03-28
Construction Equipment
Salesman

Must he acouainted with contractors
in the Metropolitan area and North
ern virginia: must own an auto
mobile salary is based on commits
sion. For appt. call TIE. o2s5 or
0V 17O4 ~
Evening star., 1949-03-28

SHOE SALESMAN
An excellent position for experienced
salesman; salary plus commission;
also part time. Apply JOSEPH DE
vNY1NN 1905 n Sf n N
Evening star., 1949-03-28

MILLWORK MANAGER
Experienced millwork man, CAPABLE
of taking complete charge OF a
speciality WOODWORKING mill and also
capable of quoting prices on special
rood man. Write Box Ask. star
Evening star., 1949-03-28
JUNIOR SALESMAN
statesmen

cleaner n,, 9. s;w1 sse,ss s
with qualified leads from our dSily
newspaper and radio advertisins; no
canvassing; we will train you -
earn over $4,000 per year: 9 yssks
vacation. with pay: Apply eG1Ag.
Evening star., 1949-03-28
YOUNG MAN

High school graduate, .20-25. general
ONCE work. knowledge Of typins
preferred; permanent position with
many chances for advaneement; no
Milliken, MA. 41s1, for appoint
ment.
CHAS. G. STOTT & co.
Evening star., 1949-03-28
SALESMAN

OAACO4SA&24N
An extended sales program ohers
excellent opportunities for quail
ned men who are looking to the
future. Liberal weekly draw against
commission. Inside and outside
sales work. selling nationally ad-
vertised products. Prospect ME
maintained. Car essential. Apply
personnel once,
Sears Roebuck and Co.
Gil Bladensburg I'd. ne: Wis, ave.
at Albemarl st. NV: $500 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. Va. -29
Evening star., 1949-03-28
TYPIST (15) to $45 wk.
Law. ms. assoc. auto: at once
BOYD'S, 700 18th, cor. G
NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
17os G st. NV.
MEN

0tenos. b-day-start S2,4oo-S2,6 800
6ecretary- -Stenos., 5-dsy--mo. 1925
GEEK typists. 5-day- mo. S14o-190
a. aptometer operators, (2) wk. $46
Evening star., 1949-03-28
SALESMAN

Leading institutional wholesale grocer
has opening for salesman with auto.
state age, experience. Apply BOX
l1S-C, Star. Our sales force are
aware Of this ad. rs
Evening star., 1949-06-23
|FuIbright Attacks RFC
Loans 10 Failing Firms
To Avert Loss Of Jobs
By the Aaseeiotsd Press

Senator Fulbright. Democrat, OF
Arkansas yesterday declared II
seems absolutely wrong" for the
Reconstruction Finance Corp. to
lend money TO failing firms in
prosperous times in order TO save
jobs for workers.
A witness before the Senate
Banking Committee. RFC Director
Harvey J. Gunderson, protested
that RFC feels unemployment
must be considered because Of the
agency's legal obligation to act
in the public interest" and pro-
mote small business.
But Senator Fulbright declared
RFC should not make a policy OF
stepping in when business con-
ditions are good. to help q failing
firm when its workers can get en-
ployment elsewhere"
I'VE ought to get rid Of the
weaklings in good times. I can
not justify aiding a business that
Is failing and probably obsolete
1t completely violates the prin-
ciples Of our free economic sys-
tenn" the Senator said.
Subject Turns to Finance.
The hearing was called in con-
nection with a bill to forbid any
RFC employe from taking a job
with any company to which he
may have had a hand in granting
an RFC loan.
The subject never came UP. In
stead, Senator Fulbright, who pre-
sided. led the testimony into:
/. A preview of RIGS financial
statement for the year ending
June 80. Mr.. Gunderson said the
agency to date shows $l0, 0,635 ,00C
profit for the last II months.
2. A report on RFC jobholders.
The witness said there were 4,575
employees on March 81 as against
$3.50 last July and more than H.
900 at RIGS peak.
3. Disclosure that applications
for RFC loans have jumped IS per
cent since January to a total OF
877 in May.
Tobey, Frear Disagree.
4. A quarrel over the policy of
giving loans in small communities
where joblessness might otherwise
result. Senators Tobey, Republican,
Evening star., 1949-06-23

Of New Hampshire. and Frear
Democrat. Of Delaware. disagreed
with Senator Fulhright.
IF you did not step into such a
community. wouldn't big business
step In and take that small plant
over?" Senator Frear asked the
witness.
1T certainly would" Mr.. Gun
derson replied.
In a small community Is there
any other place for small busi-
ness to turn but RFC?" Senator
Frear pursued. Mr.. Gunderson
agreed there frequently Is not
but emphasized that RFC makes
loans only where private capital
cannot be obtained.
Much OF the questioning CEN
tered on the Waitffam Watch Co,
Walthan1. Mass. for which RFC
has set UP a 90. 900. 900 credit. and
on the Plywood Plastic Co. OF
Hampton. S. c.. which has s2.-
500, 900 in RFC credit.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Toseanini viii Conduct
I Concerts al La Scala
D. fs.s AaseSrses sr~sa

MILAN. Italy, June 23.-AriGrc
Tosc2nini. yielding 70 the pleas O.
italian music lovers. has promised
70 conduct two concerts ai Milan S
La Scala next September.
The s2-yesr old conductor AZ
rived in Italy last May II and said
he wanted only 70 rest He Is
vscationing nov on an island tn
Lake Maggiore.. north Of Milan.
However. II was learned. he
finally agreed TO cor,duc, In Milan
and may even take La Scala s
orchestra 10 Venice for the annuai
September music festival there
Toscanini. At present conductor
Of the National Broadcasting Com
pany Symphony OF New York. led
La Scala orchestra from 1898 20
1909 and from 1921 TO 1929.
Evening star., 1949-06-23
Pulitzer S Granddaughter
To Be Married Monday
~ -. Assax.ss~s ss~ss

NEW YORK. june 25--uaa6y,
Mum PuiIixer. .l-seAr cid grand
daughter O. ilae late publisher. 10
seph Pulitzer. and DAVID FscS,
Bartlett. -. obtained = marriage
hcense yesterday,
Miss Pulitzer and Mr.. Bartlett,
q Marine Corps veteran and Yale
University graduate. wlu De mar
ned Monday nj Oyster Bay, n Y
Miss Pulitzer is tae daughter O.
Herbert Pulitzer Of Palm Beach.
Fla. Her grandfa;her was publish
er Of the New York World and 81
Louis Post Dispatch
Mr.. Bartlett is the sol o. Mr.
and Mrs. Valentine Hartles, az
Lake Forest, IL
Evening star., 1949-12-04

New Zealand motorists have
been warned that gasoline ration
ing is to continue.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
Churches and Institutions Face
Fiqht to Remain 7dx-Exempt

programs. The report was issued
in view of the possibility that the
immunity from taxation now en-
joyed by the States private in
stitutions may be removed by leg
islation or constitutional amend
ment.
Prepared by President Francis
Hutchins and Deal Louis Smith
Doth of Berea College. the report
said that all private schools face
the need of important additions
to income if they are to maintain
and advance the quality OF their
work.
Private schools, the report
stressed, relieve the State of the
,expense of educating large num-
bers of young people Half of
the more than 10000 college stu
dents in Kentucky are receiving
their education in private colleges,
it stated. And of the 81 institu-
tions Of higher learning. "a are
private and. with the exception of
the University of Louisville, are
either church-related or possess
strong religious emphasis In their
programs.
Service to Public.
Emphasizing that private schools
serve the public, the report added
that 1T was in recognition Of
this public service that private
non-proflt colleges and univer-
sites render the State that the
Kentucky constitution exempted
them from taxation"
Arguments along these lines
won out last spring when the Ver-
mont Senate killed a proposal to
permit local taxation Of Catholic
schools, plus several junior and
private colleges in the State.
Senator Joseph Cleveland Of
Windsor. sponsor Of the proposal,
contended that the trend toward
tax exemption Of all school and
college owned property was
dangerous and that with 50
many other things needed In the
State. every means Of taxation
should be sought"
However. opponents retorted
Evening star., 1949-12-04

IAN ~
Interior Decorators
I'LL 14th St. NV.
Sis for free estimates
in 50-miIe rodius
i9e
Asg
Evening star., 1949-12-04


~ rs
Evening star., 1949-12-04

Patrick Hayes. Washington con
lcert manager. will be guest
speaker. He will discuss Opera
in Washington by 1862"
A program of Mexican and
Spanish dances by Olga de Buz
and Maria Campos of the .Urugua-
yam and Mexican embassies will
follow the banquet.
Evening star., 1949-12-04

that "in small towns the power
to tax is often the power to de-
stroy." They asserted, further
more, that such schools, not
requiring tax money for their
support, are relieving towns and
the State of an otherwise large
EXPENSE.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
Hayes to Be Speaker
At Orqunists' Bunquet

The Christmas banquet of the
Washington Chapter of the Amer
ican Guild of Organists will be
held at 7 pm. tomorrow at the
Hotel 24O0, 2400 Sixteenth street.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
Morgan and Possony
To Debate at Gonzuoo

The third of a series of anti
Communist Town Hall debates
will be held at $3.50 pm. tomorrow
at the Gonzaga High School audi
torium. ~ street NV. The sub
ject will be rs War Inevitable"
The meetings are sponsored by
the Current Affairs Committee o1
the Washington General Assembly
Fourth Degree, knights of Colum-
bus. Edward P. Morgan. Wash
ington attorney. will take the af-
firmative side OF the subject while
Stefan T. Possony, Georgetown
University graduate school pro-
fessor. will support the negative
DR.. George r. Ellis, master Of the
Washington General Assembly
will act as chairman.
New Zealand motorists have
been warned that gasoline ration
Evening star., 1949-12-04

Ond OF a series
Of lectures be-
ing presented
by. the Wash
ington Tow n
Hall.
Mr.. Cert is
the author of
Shake w e !
Before Using. :"
latest Of his
series OF books
of funny stories.
He is president
of Modern Lii
brary. publish
Evening star., 1949-12-04

Ct . OI a OCI lCo
of established classics in low
priced editions Mr.. Cert also
established the publishing firm of
Random House. He writes a COL
umn in the Saturday Review of
Literature and a snydicated news
paper column.
Tickets for Mr.. Cerf's lecture
are available at Brentano's Book
Store, 1922 F street NV.
Evening star., 1949-12-04

Whether it is large sn,o costly moderate prce-t
most poon that your gift be the finest Of its kind TO
all the world the Sotz Street label Identifies the
finest Equally we'll known the foct that you pay
in establishment for superior quality distinction and good
toste Our ossortmens Of everything that
needs have been brought climax for your Christmas
lection Our sof prepared to render expert attentive and
helpful service
Evening star., 1949-12-04
Bennett Cert 10 Lecture
Here Tomorrow Night

Bennett Cert, American humor-
ist, author and publisher. will lee
ture at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at
Constitution Hall. 1t is the sec
Evening star., 1949-12-04

soltz + Street SHIRTS, 4.e5 to l25O
soItz r Street SILK NECKWEAR, $50 to $50.
soItz r Street SWEATERS, 4e5 to Is,
soItz + Street ROBES, 1880 to IS.
soItz F Street GLOVES, $. to 1880.
soItz r Street COCKTAIL JACKETS, 20. to s.
soltz r Street CASUAL SHIRTS, 5.o5.to $3.50.
soItz f Street SPORTS JACKETS, 48. to is.
soItz + Street PAJAhtAS, 4.e5 to 225O. &
soItz r Street sLAcks, 1850 to IS.
soItz + Street HATS, 10 to IS.
soItx r Street CASUAL JACKETS, Is to $50.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-11-17

the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. McCabe.
MIR. and Ms Thad Seely and
Martha called on Mr.. Jack Co
chenour, who is patient in Mt.
Carmel hospital, Columbus, Sun
day afternoon. Later in the aft
ernoon, they visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Marks and Janice, in
Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mensel,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Koss and
Karen, of Toledo; Mrs. Eta Bell,
of Ostrander, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Michaels, of Marysville, were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Park Neill.
Donnie and Dicky Smith have
been on the sick list the past
week.
Maria and Berry Smith, Of Ma
rysville, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Blanche Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence An
drews called on M. and Mrs.
Lou Wollam, Satuluay evening.
Miss Thelma ProCtY, OF De
troit, visited her grandmother,
Mrs. Rosetta M3nley, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Arnold call
ed on Mrs. Blanche Bailey, Sun
day afternoon.