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Evening star., 1949-06-09
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers


Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 2 times. 35c per line PEI
insertion.
s to 6 times consecutively. 33c
per line per insertion.
z times or longer consecutvely,
31c 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 tMinimum)
Flat rate per line - SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles OF
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before second In
Il advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt. which bears
Q serial number with date and tdena-
res your advertisement.
When canceline classified advertise
ments he etire to make note OF the
cancellation number. This is I'm.
not show credit for the cancella-
Evening star., 1949-06-09
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Evening star., 1949-06-09
Births Reported
(From the D. C. Bureau Of
Vital Statistics.)

Vital statistics.)
Kermit and Constance Alum. boy.
Julius and Sorita Barder. girl.
Willard and Jeanne Bastian. boy.
Leon and Marsaret Blattman. girl.
Edward and Olive Boyle. girl.
Hollis and Ellen Bowers. boy.
Charles and Alma Bray; girl.
William and Patricia Buck. Rirl.
Otto and Vera .Burnham, boy.
Edwin and Sarah Burnley. boy.
Robert and Doris Bush. girl.
Gino and Pia Cataldi. girl;
Atlas and Mary CLARK. siri.
Arthur and Margaret Cochel. girl.
Nello and Elsie pAmato. boy.
David and Mary Eary, boy.
Harlan and Henrietta Eastman. girl
Harvey end. Doris Ernest. boy.
Mathew lnd,s an and ~ June me Ferguson, ,gg. boy,
James sand Elizabeth Garrison. boy
Lemon MOI sI5 snd Ne Nay ol.r oGoTdOn, ,Girl.
Eda5d E6on ana aad cSTsns GoTm safkma aanaR boz Sy
Hyman and Dolores Heiman. girl.
Carl and Louise Henderson. girl.
Robert and Ruth Henderson. girl.
James and Marian Hill. boy:
Msa,fhaa Matshe@ ana anf KssResS KsRRs 1a k.ns eo'
Philip and Phyllis Kilbourne, Girl.
Milton and Margaret Kyle. girl.
Daniel and, Jane Lange, girl.
Edward and Roselyn Levenson. boy
Aaron and, Bonnie Long. boy.
.InERnh and IFnr1a T,nnaz RtYl
Charles and Eueenis Madden. boy.
Reginald and Mildred Marshall. bo
Bernard and Anna Massie. girl.
sbarns stssIns snd snd tss Hsen Msaa SsspS boy .r
james and Frances Messino, girl.
John and Naomi Mihall, girl.
Sigurd and Jean Moeller. girl,
John and Alice Monaghan, boy.
Edward and Florence Moore, boy.
Kari and Catherine Newsent, boy.
Bernard and Rose Oser, boy.
Robert and Alice Fender. girl.
John and Mary Pertino, boy.
Maurice and Marie Poole. boy.
Stephen and Avis Preslar, boy,
Bennett and Dolores Riley. girl.
Edward and Pauline Robertson. sirl
Fausto and Wanda Ruggerio, girl.
Robert and Edna Se9lock, girl
William and Anne Shapiro, girl.
William and Ann Shea, girl.
Vincent and Jewell Shedlock. boy.
James and Mary Sheridan, boy.
Samuel and Rose Solomon, boy.
James and Mary Stewart, girl.
Vincent and Maria Timm. boy.
william and Shirley Twomb.ey, boy.
Clifford and Helen Wauters. boy.
John and Elizabeth Whitbred, boy.
Thomas and Dorothea wilson. boy.
Zeno and Evelyn Wright, girl.
Joseph and Mira Clark, girl.
Joseph and Florence Collins, boy.
Vincent and Yvonne podson, boy.
Albert and Victorine Epps. boy:
Hampton and Lillian jackson. boy.
Warren and Dorothy King, girl.
Douglas and Leora Love, boy.
Henry and Irene Loving, boy.
John and Edna McKeython' girl.
James and pelilah Route. girl.
Grant and Alice Seto, girl.
Odell and Eva Smith, girl.
Ashley and Mary Tolson, boy.
Samuel and Edith Weaver, girl.
Evening star., 1949-06-09
NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
17Os G ST. NV.
MEN

Security sales manager, inS. sale
mgnt exper; $500 plus.
Warehouse working supervisor, exper.
Inventory clerk typist; $3.50,
from 500 to $40.
Parts dept. mgr, refgr... $226.
Inventory clerk-typist, $44.
Secy., legal, advertising, traf1c. en-
gineering, travel agency. 3 days
stenogs, airlines, steamship. radios
banks. ETC., 8, 51a days, S2,1O0 tt
$1,000.
Bookkeepers, real estate. full chs.
Falls Church. $50.
Typists, NV, Be-. young, days
$3.50 to S190.
Comptometer operators, start S45.
PIX typist. personnel 8 days. $780,
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Mon Held in SHOOTING

Ester Freeman, %. of the
400 block Of L street NV,
was held in $4,000 bond yes
terday for action by the grand
jury in the shooting last Sun
day of William Smith, 25, of
1875 Savannah place Sc.
Freeman was held after waiv-
ing hearing before Municipal
Court Judge Almond w. Scott,
Mr.. Smith is in Gallinger Hos
pital in critical condition.
Both men are colored.
Evening star., 1949-06-09

At Si70 each. Rims HU. 1900 before
2 pm, or CO. 1000, Ext. 1o5-k
after pm.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES rnsur..
anee company..,Notice Of Special
Meeting Of stockholders to Be Held
june II. 1e49.-To the Stockholders
Of sne. Noes Is
given that . special meeting of the
stockholders OF Government En-
ployees Insurance Company viii be
held at the principal offca OF the
COMPANY Investnspt suildinS; u. .sn,rI,on l5sn
D. C., on Friday. june II. 1915. al
10 o'clock in the forenoon. Eastern
poses of. l.. Increasing the author
lied esPts sEa 1 ssoss e si tae aSps !,
somnda Sm sst 'esrfs g ct 3 RsI Ss
such stock In order that the Board
Of prectors may declare z stock
eses1s dividend n. Of 2S s soe5ssases 5sssSie q,
one.ffth sSsre Of said stock for
each share held ON the record date.
2. Rstifying the artangements made
By this company with ooysrnment
for the cooperative use Of personnel.
fhe issuance OF all the capital stock
Of the Life Insurance Company TO
the. stockholders; employees. ofheers
which may properly come before
the meeting. The minute books OF
the company will be available at the
meeting. The stock transfer books
Of the company win not be closed
prior 10 the meeting. but only stock:
holders OF record as Of the close OF
business, June 10, 1949. will be
Entitled to vote at the meeting
By Order of the Board Of Directors:
W7TfLiHM K JACOBS, JR..
JEROME A. NEWMAN,
ROBERT J. MARONY,
DIVID LLOYD KREEGER.
6ANIn J. CALLAHAN. JR..
Dated: May 49,, 1913. ..
Evening star., 1949-06-09
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Gen. Leuvey TO Retire

Mai. Gen. Edmond H. Lea
vey, Army comptroller, will
retire from active duty June
80 after more than 81 years
service, Army orders disclosed
today. No successor has been
named,
Evening star., 1949-06-09
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Hrte Ags AND ssoA4EA

BrsHEi-MAN--AAe "a waGAa AzFss
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Cali he.ers Q Q II. AT. 1894. -~S
TYrfsT. to Gus stsarah ] o. sEes
Each week. 81 per hsgr write les-
Ter EiVlng n&nae. address and sei<-
Hhe1s number Bex 81 X. Slat
sAlESAEk
ABovE AyERA6E EARsfNGs .er
man who can ssAlity taE SAlss sss-
peTStScE and wholesale eeAbeE IL
washinEton. % c Need eAf. Aa4-
ity to maintain hessesaFtsrs tsg
prodarts Ane recruit train sa4ss
THE W r RAwLKloH co. Dsps
DCF-I4%sl6E. Chester. Pa kiTins
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LEADEk IN the business FERNS n
cus1Ty SEEKS q representative for Ihs
wasatngton ara. ase e 70 &c .
but not absolutely essential because
thoFoogh training Is provided sue
eekSfai previous sales exnsrtenes slse
helpful Te the successful applicant,
lifetime remuaeFHtisr career !,
available Arpiieann are assures
closed until their nseotiations have
been connected Rsp!y sy letter tc
Box @S9-M. star 3
SALESMAN with car. sxpe. n
subdivision work Per SATURDAYS
Sunday and holidRys- FoG teas
vsiopment, 81 miles from cRtrict
PROSPECTS provided on property Al
tractlve commission Give references
sgs, sxpsS and phone number Boz
WELL ExPrR SALESMAN for .st.s
territory for :sllins sg:ometis.
sss s.sd p,t.'f dG sG9tf RSi f'l l asl ssl5s wv
RIAL IA sissr iEsrarr sALEsMAN. 1Ie .1per,,
enced. This is real opportunity
% toin an Aggressive oFsanira ton
$50. COLONIAL 1NvEsTMEsT
co, sis-lT 9th 81. n,w "a
sALEsMRN 70 sell nationally adsef-
furnished. calI ow TSss betwssr
= and 9 pm. for appolntmsnt --e
work hrs. per day. S days a week,
We viii give you the same oppcrtan'
fly as our present stan, whose aver
age earnings are exceeding 500 pet
week. Apply MANAGER. Rm. 3i0
Ring Bldg. 18th and N sts- n.v-lo
statesmen t2t-n you are ncw ssil'
ins storm Window Or other con.
tough. and II you are Of sood char
aeter. clean cut and looking for an
assured future with substantial earn
inEs, We have openings for , men "a
sell Formstone Competition is neg-
lgible and consumer reaction 10
Do not apply unless you are pres
entity successful and can meet quail
ifications listed. Phone Mr.. GATES
for appt OIL. 2eo0. --9
TODAY WE HAVE an opening for
you in our salss dept We are a
national organization and the lead
er In the industry. This 10 your op-
portanisy oTa ,ns ys you h are s. no, raia "a
manship See US today. We pay
you salary while we train you
Protected territory. Supervisory
help given until you are . success
Phone for appt., DI. 661l. Miss
Durison or Mr.. schuster. 10
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
Experieneed; must have ioliosipg
CoTn-,.~o~ eE mn W. rsl~..
Evening star., 1949-06-09
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Evening star., 1949-06-09
COLLEGE GRADUATE
READ CAREFULLY

Two young men who wished to get
a college education came to US 3
years ago. seeking a way to work
themselves through college. Both
of them not only paid for their ed
ucation but banked lot OF money.
MI 8. r. will be sent Immediately
into q MANAGERIAL position with our
company when he graduates from
college in June. Mr.. A. A. will also
step into q very valuable position
when he graduates. These are only
2 examples from the hundreds OF
men who came to us from all walks
Of life and made good. This COM
pany has unlimited opportunities for
men who seek betterment. Shake
hands with SUGGEST We have men
who never graduated from the sth
grade in school earning In profits
and commissions over $4,000 per
year merchandising . unique in
vention, These men have had no
previous selling experience. II you
are dissa tisfied with your present
income, regardless OF what you are
doing, call AL. 00S5 for appt. Ask
for Mr. COMPTON IN
Evening star., 1949-06-09

Elevator Operators
Nhtts, 10 rss, - - ssss. szns ~
HOTEL WASHINGTON
>-&e
Evening star., 1949-06-09

When answering ddperttsements
addressed to Star boIss do NOT
tnclose original references. or
other materials Of personal pdlus.
Copies serpe the purpose and
originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1949-06-09
Statesmen
SALESMAN WANTED
YOUNG MEN


interested An teachins. supervisiSs.
futerviewtnK, with opportunity %
6eenne branch mAnas4ra.
ARTHUR MURRAY'S
Expansion program has made eppoTt.
Tor hfgh eallber perscnnel Z yya
college educ. pref. but not esssnttel
Previous expsr. not nee Apply y
person. 9 20 g Mou+ tnrough Prt
Bee Mf6s FERREIi. Do not rhone.
1l08 CoEn- ave. nv. Y.-
Dictagraph Products, Inc.
f4a4 X q. n.w.-NationAily knoNn
infsrtelephene co. has opentns tor
. exper. eieaneut sajesnen n the
wash district, eetween sxsz q
mfnlnuns 81 S8.O0o per year. fsr-
snnai fnteyvtews viii Be gissn oe-
tveen 10 a-a- and . p-n- rscaS'
Evening star., 1949-06-09
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Evening star., 1949-06-09
SALESMAN

Unlimited opport. for producer with
old estab, house specializing In
quality diShwashing compounds, san
itary chemicals and allied products
MERRIAM a. CO. 4th and Channins
ST. ne. Call DU. ll60 for appt.
Evening star., 1949-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICES

EXCEPTIONAL PRICE, or seat,
In plane New York-Paris. June 1lth
at $170 each. Ring Hu. 1900 beiors
after 2 pm.
Evening star., 1949-06-09

Salesman-S5, 900 Up Glass
Career opportunity for rlsht man.
Appointment selling only. Draw
against earned commission. ENCY-
CLoPEpIA BRITANNICA. Call Mr.
Evening star., 1949-06-09
SALESMAN

Exper., for clothing and furnishing
dept. Perm. position with excel.
salary for steady worker. GEORGE
AZ co Qln 9Th nj u NJ
Evening star., 1949-06-09

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The Arizona post., 1949-09-02

associated in running Rancho Del
Rio the past two years. Tentative
opening is scheduled for Septem-
ber.
Riding, swimming and movies
at Del Rio will also be available
to Hillel guests. The ranch has
a capacity of 40 persons, catering
specially to the 1ong-stay guests.
There will be Minyuns every
weekend.
The ranch is located on Wilmot
Road, just south of Broadway.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-02
Ranch To Open

Marvin Kratter has taken over
Casa Contenta Guest Ranch and
renamed it Rancho Hillel, which
will serve a strictly kosher table,
under the dietary supervision of
Congregation Anshei Israel. 1t
will be operated and managed by
Morris and Fannie Kratter, aunt
and uncle of Marvin, who were
The Arizona post., 1949-09-02
"a POnne"

If you have the reading blues,
Get the Post with all the news,
Of current events and things to
come,
For a very nominal sum.
So next time you're ON Pennirg-
ton Street,
Drop in at the Post and you'll
get a treat,
For one whole year this paper
will come,
And if you don't get it, "Du
vachzt a bum"
Jack Davis.
The Arizona post., 1949-09-02
Ro<za H.
A R9neuA
Linda Suzanne Schmerl

LLTtuu - OuZuICtS OCfCHCSIL
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Schmerl,
(nee Frances Garodess) 4119 Ok
ford Drive, are the parents of a
daughter, Linda Suzanne, born
July 81 weighing 8 lb. 1112 OF.
and 20 in. long. Another son, NAL
colin Jay, is 21S, Grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Garodess,
E. Hawthorne and S m e l
Schmerl, Oxford DR..
Mr.. Schmerl is a photographer.
Craig Alan Model
A first son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Carl F. Model (nee
Sharon Richter of New York;
1048 N. End, on Aug. 18 weighing
7 lb. Is OF. and 1912 inches long.
He was named Craig Alan.
The Bris was on Aug. Is at home
with Cantor Maurice Falkow as
Nobel. Victor Milstein was San
dab. Godparents were Arthur
Richter, an uncle, and Lii Mar
kowitz. Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. William Richter, New York.
The Models have a daughter,
Beryl S. He is a food merchant.
Steven Jack ROsenthal
A SON, first child, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy Rosenthal
(nee Ruth Eisenberg of New
York; 3746 Mesquite drive, on
Aug. II. Named Steven Jack he
weighed z lb. 219 OF. and was
20s4 inches long. Grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Al Rosenthal,
Miami, Fla.
Mr.. Rosenthal is am interior dec
orator associated with Kleen-
Rite Venetian Blind Co.
Leslie Ross
On Aug. II a daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Ross (Janet Bace, Union, N. J.)
1926 Northway, weighing 6 lbs.
16 OF. and 21 inches long, named
Leslie. They have son, Charles,
18 months. Grandparents are
Mrs. Celeste Ross, Chicago, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bace, Union,
N. J.
Bonita Miriam B1rSky
A daughter weighing S lb. Is
OF. and 1872 inches long and nam
ed Benita Miriam, was born Aug.
81 to Mr.. and Mrs. William Bar
sky, 349 E. Indio. The mother is
the former Florence Rothenberg,
Passaic. They have a son, Robert
2.
Grandparents are Mrs. Betty
Rothenberg, Passaic, visiting here,
and Mr.. and Mrs. I. Barsky, New
York. Mr.. Barsky is with a house
hold appliance firm.