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HELP WOMEN

TYPIsT twhite), under 80: must be
rapid and accurate on lBM electro
matte typewriter; 40-hr. week. L.
i1tsd TussER Y: "A "A. ass ss4o' ne Phone is MS'
TYPisT Tor Statistical typins in ae-
ssnna ssnntins e, eties' anss' part time 9ais'
rTPIsT hGss be bets. = az; ages Is and s5; per
ma na,nT position sondoDs Sdsg "k Must pea
aapid ans "esps tspists Geod e'n ehane. ' for aas
sURANcE CO. OF NORTH AMER
IcA, $40 woodward Blds.' 18th and
TapisT-eHERk. 4 Isl CLERK alert, intelllsest
must be good typist; permanent po-
sition: 5h-day week. attractive pay
Please saal 1 pE; vu1 1872 T2r%p f9r sppoint,
Observation-Disclosures; small,
congenial office: liberal vacation; s.
day week. varied duties; S1,920 an
nually. Give age. experience, tele-
phone number. Box 41l-H, ar
WAITRESS-White. experienced. 7 to
8, SIS wk.. no Sun. work; Apply
Hope I'd. Sc. RI. sibs. II
LADY, white. age between 40-55, TO
work in shop run run BY Catholic
past S Selling exper. and some knowi-
edge Of bookkeeping preferred.
Please write Box 115-J, Star, stat
ing qualifications and references.
IA
WOMAN, white. 4o-5o, care year and
q half child; no housework: 500
mo-. rm. and board refs. and med
ical report necessary. Call ewes,
YouNG LADY. as cashier. Write
Box 415-J. Star. giving experience
and previous employment. -I3
Box 414-J, Star. giving experience
and previous employment. -13
YOUNG WOMAN, experienced in
general once work: references; good
steady position. good pay. Box
sEfTIE6 t:1sTIi WOMAN. live in, practical
nurs. exper., for paraletic man; refs.
exr', Box 363-H, Star. Ia
MIDDLE AGED or settled colored wo-
man. to care for children; live in:
substantial pay. Cali OW. 5695. -12
WHITE NURSEMAID, preferably with
some training as nurse. to live IN
and care for 3-year-old child; ref:
erences required. State salary and
time OF desired. Box 223-k, star.
WHITE WOMAN-Interested in q
home more so than high salary: care
for boys 9 and 8; pvt. rm.; 5-dsy
Evening star., 1949-11-12
B &PCIub to Hear
Talk BY Miss 7uNy.

Miss Grace G. Tully, secretary
to the late President Roosevelt,
will speak on her book. "F. D. r.,
My Boss" at the close of bus
mess meeting of the District Bus
mess and Professional Women S
Club to be held at the YWCA
Monday night. The meeting will
begin at 7:30 pm.
Miss Tully also will discuss the
various aspects of the Franklin
D. Roosevelt Foundation OF which
she is executive secretary. The
foundation is devoted to the ad-
vancement and support OF educa-
ton and research in the field OF
human relations.
Mai. Gen. Philip B. Fleming
will speak on Highway Safety
at a dinner meeting to be spon-
sored by the clubs Health and
Safety Committee at 7 pm. Thurs
day at Wardman Park Hotel
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Writing Contest
Awards Mondav

Prizes of the l949 writing con-
test of the Professional Writers
Club will be awarded at the meet
ing of the group to be held at 1880
pm. Monday at the YWCA.
Award winners are Dorothea
Sheats. published feature; Mekkin
S. Perkins. unpublished feature;
Viva Bridge, published short
story; Naomi Talley. unpublished
short story; Evva Brinker, pub
lished and unpublished juvenile
story; Sara M. Howard. published
poem, and Eleanor Gibbs, unpub-
lished poem.
Speakers at the meeting will be
Thomas G. Gentel, president of
the club, who will talk on the
mechanics of writing and sub
mitting manuscripts; Mrs. Helen
Lawton who will discuss tools
that help in writing, and Miss
Bridge who will talk on finding
plots for short stories.
Evening star., 1949-11-12
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers


Three Lines tMinimum)
I or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
; to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
7 times or longer consecutiyely
Sic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements of New Auto
mobiles. Soc per line, 4-1ine
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line - 500
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily. 8 am. TO Pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to q pm.
Sunday. II am. to 8 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business Once,
11th and Pennsylvania ave-: at any
OF the Branch Ofdces throughout the
city. or
PHONl STERLING 5000
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second In.
sertion.
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CASHIER, experienced on MGR; not
over 80 yrs. OF age; good salary,
permanent position. No phone calls.
SURPLUS SALES CO., 426 10th st.
CASHIER with drug experience: Ap-
MACY, 10th and r SITS. NV. Ia
CHfEF bIETfcIAN; member A. D: A.
l22-bed general hospital, near New
York City; pleasant apartment; lib
eral personnel policies. Apply d.
rector, MORRISTOWN MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL Morristown, New Jersey.
CLERK. payroll and cost; accurate
with figures and detail work. b-day
wk,. 9-5; starting salary, $40 wk;;
HAYNES IITHoQRAPH CO.. 1140
East-West hwy, Silver sprinE, Nd,
GEEK. fisSH evl White only, to manage iaan-
dry and dry-cleaning store, expert
Apply GREYsTcNE LAUNDRY, Ssl6
8th st. NV, AID. 8062. Ia
CLERKS I3), white; aged 3O-45; for
file, phone and. record work; must
not smoke or have children below
school age, and must be natives OF
Washington or. nearby; state BY
whom employed for past 8 yrs:
perm. position; bta-day wk.; good
salary. Apply in own handwriting.
bids. 3D. NA. $40. Ao~
CILERK-TYPisT. IS to 80; must BE-
. rapid typist and also have. knCw~
edge Of medical terms meals while
on duty, sick leave and other bene-
fits. Apply Mr.. HOOVER Ensr.
geneg Hospital lie
Evening star., 1949-11-12
Society ondC|ubs
Service Set Celebrates
Arnnistice Day at Parties
By Betty Murphy

color lace with a corsage of purple
orchids pinned to the bodice.
A "despcdida" or farewell party
was given yesterday for Mrs. Rob-
ert Turner Styer by her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. w. L. Hoffheins
of the Navy. The former Mimi
Hoffheins leaves Monday for San
Diego to join Ensign Styer. whose
ship. the U. S. S. Mexican. a de-
stroyer, will put in there following
eight months in Japanese waters.
Ensign Styer's parents are Rear
Admiral and Mrs. c. w. Styer
who lived on Macomb street in
Washington before the admirals
retirement year ago and who
now make their home is Los Gatoss
Calf. He and Mimi were mar
ried in the Capital in June, 1948.
Evening star., 1949-11-12

Pr0qrunn' Set

Leaders Of the Young Women's
Christian Association from 20
States will be in Washington to-
morrow to attend the National
World Fellowship Service at the
Washington Cathedral at 4 pm.
Several activities have been
planned for the visitors during the
day. The highlight will be tea
to be given by Mrs. Truman at
Blair House. The First Lady will
receive presidents and representa-
tives of the 40 community YWCA's
attending and officials Of the ma
tional and local organizations.
Earlier in the day. Mrs. Forest
Anderson, president of the YWCA
of the United States, and Mrs.
Edward w. Macy. national vice
president, will receive with Mrs.
Howard G. Nichols. president of
the District YWCA and Mrs. Mel
son T. johnson. vice president, at
a dessert and coffee to be given
at the YWCA headquarters by
Mrs. Stevenson Evans, national
chairman Of the World Fellowship
Week. After the party, the group
will 60 to the Cathedral for the
service.
Brig. Gen. Mohamed Bey
Khalifa, Egyptian air attache, will
speak on Refugees In Egypt" at
the YWCA World Fellowship
meeting to held Thursday. Reser-
vations may be made before noon
Wednesday.
Justices use a private basement
entrance, to the Supreme Court
Building. ~..
Evening star., 1949-11-12

Armistice Day was f1ttingly
celebrated by the Army. the Navy
and the Air Force at variety of
pleasant gatherings last night.
Some were small, such as the din
ner Maj. Gen. Frank S. Cocheu
gave for Mrs. Cecil Hogan Of
Summit, N. j., house guest Of his
brother and sister-in-law. Col.
and Mrs. George w. Cocheu, and
the cocktail party Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Pierpont Morgan Hamilton
had at their home in Georgetown
for their week end guest, Mrs.
George Rowland of Boston.
Today, incidentally Col. and
Mrs. Cocheu will celebrate their
forty-fifth wedding anniversary
at a cocktail party for 200 guests
in the Terrace Room of the Army
and Navy Club.
More sizeable festivities yester-
day included the cocktail party
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. William H.
Middleswart gave in the Officers
Club at Fort McNair, and a SINH
lar party that Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Gordon R. Young had at their
home on Hawthorne street. 1t
was the first in a series for the
Youngs and the guest list was
limited to just Army friends.
Family Reunion
Vice Admiral and Mrs. F. w.
RockWells Armistice Day party
was sort of family reunion.
Their daughter and her husband,
Comdr. and Mrs. John T. Lowe,
and three small grandchildren,
Rocky. David and Jet. had come
from Chincoteague, Va, for the
week end. Their son, Warren T.
Rockwell, who is with Aircraft
Supply in Washington, and his
wife who live on Rodman street,
of course were on hand for the
party. And their daughter, Mrs.
E. A. Anderson, who with her
baby girl, Elizabeth Wilmer. is
staying with Admiral and Mrs.
Rockwell while Capt. Anderson
(U. S. M. c. is on a cruise in the
Mediterranean. was there, too.
Then there were at least 40 other
people.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. John
W. Roper were honor guests at
the dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
w. Wozencraft gave last night in
their Connecticut avenue apart
ment. There were 20 guests, all
Navy friends of the honorees. The
hostess wore a lovely rose taffeta
gown and Mrs. Roper was in wine
Evening star., 1949-11-12
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT lsoutheastern uni.
versity), member d. C. Bar; released
War Assets; unbroken record for
employment. Boz 227-K, star.
SALES MANAGER for
new car dealer; young man now
employed Is sales manager for local
Chrysler Corp. dealer; college grad
uate. former Army on1cer. sober.
married. Write Box 2@7-H. Star.
BAR MANAGER-Ten years on one
lob: highest references. Ma. 3492,
JOHN r. HOOK. 200 Mass. ave, NV.
13s
BUILDER. Al. and wife, steno- ofnce
mgr, 80. desire employment local
construction arm Or allied business.
Salary seconeMy to future. ID yrs;
references. Box 196-K,. Star. 13'
BOY, colcrsd. % wants {o6 as s.,s ware, e
print. shop or handtcraft work. High
scheGl NEIEsSsuatFso; tFso;RtxxaNl.s lsss ssy,,,sb,.
immediately: new construction or
alterations. 1Box 209-K. Star. 49,
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SOLICITORS

SOLlCl1ORS
For circulation department Of news
paper; good opportunity, small sal
ary plus commission: must be neat
os END Physically hn sn tr A. 4Igy AgE
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pa. Ave. NV.
STORE MANAGER, experienced In
store manacement and operation;
%s..s is: e. t5a5:h!Rss :i. .Ria. aRS hss:
'Ahos'a1 A9 s Ra,s sf Rosos Dai' time 7sl lArPz sz
rHii11oiss.FrrrER. mems. must h.s Be sx-
TRHEysYcs T1RhHdEsyTSYEs eGs sER9icEMRS ath Il s vita vts
car; excellent opportunity, excel
lent pay; ~ Apply 1911 Nichols ave:
Tile 81 ssEI4HEERs. soeS Experienced. reliable.
TREE ExPERTs. experienced; per
ranent employment Can DE. i471
evenings and Sunday. .-13
". HURT, 7s4a Wis. ave-, Bethes-
wHoLEsALE III; Gsi GROCERY shipping ai
clerk. Excellent chance for right
man; must have wholesale grocery
BoR ss. fe1 or aef' vs. ss.r Old Ih
work; perm. position; $3l start.
advancement. In reply give height,
Sss55shnf' sSs5n age ss. and phone No. Box
MAN, lHsb; Between sss 80 and 40 year. is Of ss.,
for property management depart
/ ment Of large real estate firm; must
be exeprienced in handling apart:
es Fl M ma rifas TsH nse gGr
5000. between Q and 10 am. and
MAN. INV white, e 45-55. single, sober, ,1 for
small store o pleasant sqrsound9s snS sg
, E, vsss; ssio assrris f.. .ss: M u: IS
Mnsdsad''e9Es aosd psg g. sSFf so7S. steady is Tsrk
MEN-openings for s honest, reliable
men in established territories; no
man viii train you; excellent earn
ings. Apply FULLER BRUSH Co.
Q79 National Press BLDG, 14th and
+ 54as. 81. NV Or call DI. 4477 @la Or pI.
YopDSSiG MAN. living at home. for
rapid typist, at least l years con-
tinuous experience with last en-
ployer.. No others need apply: Posi-
ton Win perts ana acceS9or1e9 d.
vision factory branch. THE STuDE-
BAKER CORP. Telephone for inter-
YSouSNG { NAN. n p.r.enabl.. > sales .SStl-
tty, familier with inventory records,
high school graduate preferred. Ap-
ply Mr.. Kola, LONGS, 731 9TH
YOUNG MAN for permanent position
In parts department Of nationally
known motor truck branch: excel
school sraduate, have legible hand.
writing. Box 350-J, Star. liz
YOUNG MAN-Metropolitan auto
dealer desires young man over % to
learn automobile service business.
Duties are: cashier, make up job
tickets. answer telephone, assistant
to service manager; must have high
school educ, able to drive, neat ap-
peerance and good personality. Only
those willing to learn and work need
apply. Salary open. Holidays with
pay and ali priyusses extended. Rox
a9eJ, otar. -4S
Evening star., 1949-11-12
SITUATIONS WoAEk

BEAUTICTAN. siTl,, Is VS. sxpsr::
BooKkERPER' 50 issaIis e'Asi accurate, reliable,
ss ssassTSfth a Soaks pssFo soSH re In stpss
tipping. johnson 3-3s99 from S.1o
coMfANioN SS to lady @ who needs some
one, cheerful: dependable, most "a Ga
FRENCH GovERNEss-care 1 or .
children. light INV, sleep out. IR.
HOTEL 1Saai OR to 0RaEggTiRauRANr giR woRk- Ik
er G suns. AK. ssoS. WV 1s
tors once ss desired. ii Gail North sSss.
NURSE. settled, white, excellent rss. ri.
IN. s5enfss; *. fs5s 1854. OF child over is. '
NURSE, graduate, practical, avaiisbls
invalid, paralytic Of new born, s-I2
hour duty; refs. EN-. 3se7. lP
ests rUm sos,on eoolns
seeks work in family where care
REQUIRED. Al. 1890: 13'
PRACTICAL NURSE, desires care q
ss1. Rsa pa5lent' 4oa 's,sa1 Tsman pref live is ~
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, desires
work. care infant or elderly LADY.
sEtRESTskY, hi SHsikY as. 81, IA yrs exper,
top flight on dictation, typing and
secretarial "know-how"; prefer large
organization; native WashingtoniaIt;
available Dec. or later. Box 237-
sEwING, dressmakins, alterations:
repairs; no Job too small. co. 9Ss2.
SCHOOL TEACHER, willing to keep
children for working parents; o
days wk Phone GIL. 1888.
TYPING, switchboard work at night:
good references. Ludlow 1,l052.
YOUNG MOTHER (colored) would
like any kind Of nightwork; 9 untA
I. Cal AK, 1850. 13'
ouirirg speed and skill; shortWnH
and typing; 9 yrs. exper.; lsgaNnf
min. Du. 1900. Ext. 405. ia
WOULD LIKE TO DO RESEARCH
work or anything socially construo-
tive; college graduate, M. A. degres.
BOX 244-k. Star.
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COOK-G.H.W.

O0~AA ssAAs W
Experienced cook and good cleaner;
5h-day, S25 wk.: adults. EN-.
COOK AND G.H.W., adults; hrs.
11:3O to 7:30; 5 days . wk.: salary,
SIS; refs. and health card required.
COOK oySs AND G.H.w.-Live in; must
be experienced cook and good clean
lob for right person; $50. Box
c6oK t6Soi9' Asn sisr G.H.w. for small r;f family:
live In; fond of children, experienced
and references. EN-. 1871. -l2
White white woman; anoff; fond ioofs Of Wsell-trained
children and family atmosphere;
G.H.W.-Wiilins to take woman. with
child: care of . school age children
tor working mother. Call HI, Sa33o
CIV AND LAUNDRY. knowledge of
cooking. must be willing to stsy in
2 nights a wk;. $50 wk. plus car,
fare: Apply 33o9 14th st; NV. -12
soos asn Wnte :1 nds 4et .ffS i've
HOusEKEEPER - Live in, expert
enced. children, Q school age: no
laundry, good cleaner and ironer,
.sd some csGsine ssle Sly sy Tffessness ssno re Re-
MAID, experienced, apply ALBAN
TOWERS, 800 Mass. ave. NV.
WOMAN, white, middle-age. live in
Md, eh.w. and cook l meal day:
prepare 9 children for school. All
ss5 81 week. nis' GetSseo Il. seos41. ana Ps p"'
Do YOU NEED A HOMEs Room.
PVT; bath and board in exch. for
ary, SIS wk. 1888 Myrtle st. NV,
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN to live in
and care for small child of school
age; rm. and board with salary:
pvt. home. Box 334-H, Star. --13
WHITE WOMAN, G.H.W., in small
home: 2 adults; live in; references.
Box 3a7-J, Star. -13
COLORED GIRL-g.h.w., cooking.
kosher experienced preferred; no
nights or Sunday. small family. no
children: good salary; refs. REQUIRED.
4211 18th St, NV. Id
Evening star., 1949-11-12
.Iunnue Session

Mrs. James E. Lancaster of
Silver Spring is in Baltimore at
tending the 45th session of the
Alumnae Council of Goucher Col
lege which opened yesterday. Mrs.
Lancaster is a member of the
Goucher Club of Washington.
One of the highlights of the
two-day session is the formal
opening of Van Meter Hall, a
classroom building, for which the
alumnae raised 100000.
Evening star., 1949-11-12
SITUATIONS MEN Cont }

CONTRACTOR for brickwork, car.
penter work and painting. Ph.ns
EAA6GrNiEEasRE.EsrfMAToR "a iEsRE CONSTITUTE
tion supervisor desires connection
slterations, Phone co. 1919. IA
naTa,s'' Ia1m WIN. enesssai WasA1soFoN S5Sfes ssss
HHRD rGnstSK ,%KoRk1NG &; Riv' married veteran.
Fin; zbs|::.i. ';i
LISuok RSn Gs'th CLERK. & experienced sales
snsss fsss n:Is.~ al ;s.s ss
%ss ::ssshnsa :sss or other lishs -oifi 81
Man. fs. ss. his, grad, 10 US ssp.r.
in automotiye fabrication plants.
dss desires iTss Position in sSe sseounting or
81 ;s s;1'; s.. s$ 20 EsssS
PART-TIME DISHWAsHNG JOE
ssaaSns.ed 4 hrs, day any time: GO.
PLUMBER's HELPER, married, vet
eran. attending tile settlers school,
desires employment from Q pm. 70
IL pm; energetic, reliable ana
sEustsesthy ax sesR s3sn Other work acesptsei''
capable, excel. references; work -
guard or EQUIV: day or afternoon
shifts, full or part time. Box 2033.K.
SALESMAN with car desires positioni
sfIIfSG HCnfSi E4EcuTivEeseeks ehsnss
of interests. Now associated. Col
lege, education in business (George-
town.. Young. able negotiator, many
contacts. strength: Sale OF ideas
Prefer two year ntract-commis-
sion basis, 30-day cancellation
clause. $4,000 income 50 far this
year Inquiries considered only from
firms or trade assns. with good
D. D,o.s B. sst Eating YEsaK spa/sF st.s s1'epiiSnai
sTENOGRAPHER, man. fast. accu-
rate, desires part time or temporary
position; age, 40; $3.50 hour; 10.
YOUNG S,tSsG MAN, white. married. desires
eass eass. tms ns. q ssT c '3Sc r. Iszs s
YOUNG MAN, a4, h.s.s.. desires fun
or part time .night work, mechani-
cally inclined, dependable, piece
work desired. Not interested IN
temporary work. Box l7s-K' s:ar'
HAVE YOU AN OPPORTUNITY for
me? I have . whole Mes future
OF ambition for. you. am ex-
perienced in both sales and once
work, have a car and xillingness
years. am = veteran and have best
Of references: age "a. Please reply
TO Box 259-K. Star. Ii
Evening star., 1949-11-12
Mutters-CIenn7er


In a double ring ceremony last
evening in st. Anthony's Catholic
Church, Miss Margaret McCandlish
Clemmer, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jennings Clemmer, was
married to Mr.. Harold Paul Mat
ters, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
tiers. The Rev. John j. Dressed
ofhciated at the ceremony.
Evening star., 1949-11-12
CAR HOPS
ALEXANDRIA

Young men btween 1s and 25 living
in Alexandria who are interested
in night work: salary plus tips:
meals and uniforms furnished. Ap.
ply manager, ALEXANDRIA HOT
SHOPPE, 900 North Washington
ST, Alexandria, Va. Ia
CAR WASHER, handy around service
station: 6-day wk. Apply CON-
NoRS, INC, 2721 Mayor I'd. Sc.
CAR WASHERS, eolored, to work in
auto laundry on week ends. 1910
CARPENTERs. only 1st class need
apply. Report to 100 Farringtop
rd., Westmoreland Hills. or to 1900
Shepherd St, Chevy Chase Manor
LIZ
CARPENTER, frst-class; transporta-
tion necessary; new and remodelint
work. Silver Spring area: SO an
nouT. nouT whEAioN CoEF" ASTON
Evening star., 1949-11-12

RECENT Law SCHOOL GRADUATE
or advance student; opening in
local claim department of nation
wide insurance CO.; .full-time posi-
ton; previous experience not nee
essary. This is an excellent oppor;
in a career In the insurance field.
with possibility of rapid advance
ment to supervisory position. Give
full details in first letter. Box
3S5-J. Star. Ia
COMPANY has opening
for young man with drafting exper.
or building construction knowledge;
car essential: salary: fine opportu-
nifty nnint:y Tor permanent connection. BOX
WANTED bv building materials COM
pany. young man, experienced book
keeper, to- assist manager % miles
from Washington; excellent chance
for advancement. Box 242-K. Star.
SEWING MACHINE-Inside service
man; must be experienced on family
machines. Permanent position with
advancement. Apply Sewing Machine
Dept, 4th a, s: KANNs SONS CO.
LOCAL ESTAB. WHOLESALERS has
opening for young man In once;
perm, advancement, vacation. group
insur, ete.;. starting salary, $3s
Wkly., UT2-ody Wh-
in own handwriting, swing exper.
pD LIKE TO INTERVIEW ten men
who need to make $50 Q wk. in
spare time: car needed. Phone Ord
way 2143 between 8 and for ap-
pointment.
A LARGE LIFE INSURANCE company
is considering . salesman. with no
insurance experience, but interested
in becoming connected in we'll
paying, future career in the life tn
surance business. Steady income
for service Of present policy holders,
plus commission on new business,
train and pay you while in school.
At least high school graduate, good
health, must have auto. Prefer
married men between % and 35,
natives Of Washington and vicinity.
Phone Elk. DIGS Tor appointment.
Evening star., 1949-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Russell Robey,
heads of Southern Seminary and
Junior College, Buena Vista, Va,
are in the Capital this week end
and are staying at the Washington
Hotel. Yesterday they attended
the luncheon at the Mayfower
Hotel given by the National Con-
ference of Christians and Jews, at
which President Truman was
honor guest,
Evening star., 1949-11-12

- GRAPHOTYPE OPERATOR
Full or part time. piecework or hourly.
Must be exper. ADDRESS-A-PRIN
CO., phone Elk. $3.50. --13
MANiCURIST. $36 guar. and comm. !:
y day Sat; Investment Building,
1910 18th st.. NV. Elk. 1885. 10
MILLINERY SALESLADIES for better
hats: excellent salary, steady posi-
tion. Apply at once. 101S Conn.
PHoTo LAB. ASSISTANT, white. 81
80. for color processing lab; oppor.
to learn; typing required; start
RSEt;!IS&;rrGGEE NJ ;SS9; GE SdSss SSISIsssrs uvrmnllss
One operating room assistant and
two genersl,dnty stan nurses. LOU
Leesburg. virginia, Maud g. Acton.
g s reg; l. purse supt. OF nurses; Ia
our field Of merchandising, but viii
be trained thoroughly; pleasant
WORKING conditions, plus hospital
ply and ask for Mr.. Bryan, Mon.
10.1, SINGER SEWING CENTER,
1910 q st. NV. If
Evening star., 1949-11-12
SALESMAN

REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-2 active
salesmen, men or women; must have
estate; desk and phone st your dis
posal. Gall for appt, HENRY v.
WTTIL0uGHsy' w z0Is 800 Mass. ave. me-
TWO ALERT YOUNG MEN who have
enc once. at Salary s1D@! and T' com@iss.on:
ARpln ARaiLER NJ Co.. snsh fac 4oso nsic1s VII sxs.
NV, n W., - MORNINGS sni only evenings by
arPHdANcE afPGIlasnfn!; SALESMAN, neat intel intsll,-
GE. Hotpoint and Westinghouse sp-
sA5s; son. JOHN @. .1'a WEBSTER, sa5 F
FTIL"TIME-An opportunity to make
money with an old established 1rm.
to work. WILL ROGERS, 3s46 34th
St. Mt. Rainier. Md, WA. s262.
MANUFACTURE of nationally known
brand. brand Of I, tins eisar. desires the =
for local and surrounding territory.
Dental. Box e1s.R. csp'isssIon' Star. y: isH
LINOLEUM SALESMAN, fully expert
enced in hard-surface floor cover
ings. Salary and commission. Car
desired. with expenses paid. Apply
QUAKER, CITY LIINoLEUM CO..
A 0Vs VGsoEDEEN 1ojPPPoRruN1rY for tn.
right men! The only company Of
its kind in the washington area!
Old established factory selling an
exclusive product, made on the
premises. direct to home owners.
If you can qualify, minimum earn
ings are $3.50 per week! A car will
be helpful. but Is not necessary.
Call MR.. OLIVER at Otis S016
mornings between 9 and IL.
DEALER, STATE OF MD.-Get into
this uncrowded profitable field at
once. Amazing labor-saving device
that Is selling to 8 out Of 10
farmers on FIRST demonstration. A
tremendous market waiting. Nothing
In the entire field like it. Must carry
small stock. See International Steel
Co.'S distributor., G: KELLY. Elk,
6O43. Mond.. Nov IA. 10 am. to 8
Nm: TleS 10 n m to nm IL