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Evening star., 1949-01-19
HELP MEN Cont

PARTS MAN--Wash-
ineton's Oldest Chevrolet dealer has
an opening for 9 thoroughly exper.
General Motors parts counterman;
one with considerable local Chevro-
Jet exper pref excl ;tb .a1es oIporsbbih1iitty abi1ity
for for .St,on 9spaeis to man get ~ ahead % see Nj
soteier, ana BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO.,
1880 Conn. ave. NV.
SALESMAN -. Intelli-
gent, good appearance and soner,
. Wonderful opportunity to man with
sales ability. Apply IN person only.
GRADY MOTORS 4s.I.2 zsda dec' wis LlnGo1e, sYe,
experience helpful but not necessary
ESrd lo3' ssFfERkkEqT sffhRskk HRfnM'aoe MoeToR S sERv1cE
csll cll Mr., Williams at 81. 1900. -19
SERVICE MANAGER
We need an eXper. service manager;
one of proven ability. capable OF
handling lge; aggressive service cs;.inn or,
with Washington's oldest Chevrolet
dealer and an outstanding opport.
BARhY-PATE 1as S:Pacti MOTOR Co. 1880
Conn. ave. NV.
AWNING SALESMAN, must be thor-
oushly exper. awning man, capapI pIe
of taktng measurements and advls-
Ing on ,6S proper fo reb, instala ma
r. c. M. BURTON g. SON. 81 e
st NV. 80
BooKKEEPER-TYPIST. to take com.
plete charge OF small ONCE; perm.
anent position, 5a-day week. State
age and complete experience IN let.
ter; salary S62 per wk. Box 39O,M
Star. III
BUTCHER for grocery store, reliable
and sober; good pay. Apply at 20C
F st. NV. ~
CABINET REFINIsHER to work or
radio cabinets. inside and OUTSIDE
work; must have car: only sober, ex'
perienced man need apply. See MT
tnger, GEORGES RADIO. 2dd4s
Queens Chapel I'd. ne. -Zo
CABINET MAKER or wood worker
sober, under 30; high school educa
tion: permanent inside work. oCH
1896 after p.m. -@U
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statien and Dorothy Turner. 80. 1850


Harvard st. NV.
Gus Butler. So. 40O1 suitland I'd. Sc. and
Rosa Henson, SO, 2650 Person pl. sc.
Berntce Harris, 81. e64 g St. ne
Michael Eferson, As, 24s0 10th st. NV.
and Esther Murray, 80, 4116 18th st.
NV.
william ,s a1 Hsss,s e. rsat.Iy WiasystsT Va and
Rose sapp.. 20. 4sO6 Alabama ave. sc.
william Scott. "a. 1925 Euclid st. NV,
and Leila Lansdale, 26, 1924 Euclid st.
NV.
Clarence Sheriff., 90. 1907 18th st. NV,
and Bette sevachko. 20, 331 18th st.
Clarence webb s5; 1908 ssyaSnah Sasoai St Sc. Z
Beatrice station e6, 3s r st. NV.
Roscoe Brown, 81, 1914 Rock Creek
Church rd:: and Sylvia Robinson IL
Hand ss s1 aa' R'Gsa; Hs
oeorse Ware, 90, Georsetown University
Hospital. and Patricia Jay, a. 247
Delaware ave. s.w. =.
RoSeFs Sess efFs 81 $500 Maeoms saa Ast' st s'
Michael Kapson. 49,. 5305 sth st; NV
and Joyce Young. %. 514 Randolph st.
Socrates Thomas, "a, 1927 varnum st
NV, and Charlotte Tomlinson, 40, 1885
Albert Fsison, Al, and Nora Jones. 81,
both Of 1124 New Hampshire aye NV.
oliver Williamson, 2s. At winter a,sda st.
nS. RiE'' and 'oanns "Fisn'' 20 Ae'ne'oa'
James mes Smith, 40. and Tonzs Taylor. 80,
both Of 49th St. Sc. ,,,,, or
Iiston King, 80, and Marian Williams, 20,
both Of I12l New Hampshire ave. NV.
Earlie williams. 90, and Dora Comfort,
81 both of sol L st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-01-19
Births Reported

(From the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics
James and Anne Adams, sirl;
Fay and Vivian Barr, girl.
kaph kSeas snd and Hf1en Wima csoFy eoFsy, tT sIr
Maurice and Marion Conley.. girl.
George and He. Helen s Espine; girl.
John and Ruth Garrett, boy.
Joseph and Mary Gercke, boy.
James and Ruth Hartley. boy.
Harold and Claudia Hoffman, ,sirl.
Wtam nf aad and Madss Rat5 909ahsGo 9onson sa boy
Walter and Jean Ketcha, boy.
William and Rosemary Marvel, boy.
Earl and Florence Parsons. girl.
Joseph and Viola Pusateri, girl.
Thomas apd Helen Redding, boy.
hss! A.Rer ana anp ssifS ses boy. s
Francis and Jean Sewell. boy.
Charles and Mildred showalter. boy.
Wl1s'm 'sn and and Bette nt stOeRtGn boy S,
John and verena Swanson. sirl,
Herbert and Norma Tanner. girl.
Stephen and Lucy Timchak. boy:
s4ip SnfP' ana 1af Isrset a1Esaa Eins We1t s GG''
Donald and olive Williams, girl.
Walter. and Marsery Barnett. girl.
Nelson and Ethel Harris. boy.
xss Alton and and Hrdean ane JACKSON. sk 10y: 5':
sSse soSert Aaa and n,S annie lasl, Marshsf girl
Joseph and Mary Ross, boy.
and snq Srn socF@e
Richard and Mary Thornes. eirl.
Rufus and Elsie wilder, girl
smmett snmas and and fSnans pssaI %s M.mI' sr girl
James and Colethia Wilson, girl.
Evening star., 1949-01-19
AEl p AEM

SALESMAN-Ever sell books or edu;;
cation? Investigate this unusual
deal that pays big money; no can
yassine: suarantee su. vs.; commission; nm SGD
SALESMAN for mems hats and fur
nishings in downtown store. state
experience, Box 2O5-S, Star.
SALESMAN, real estate. to cover sale
Boss, BOSS & PHELPS INC, i I417
K st. NV. -2o
sALEsMAN-Future assured for right
snf for fast-sroWins, tI1UvsH jobber. IN. I'll:
tory in 3 6. Alex. Arl; Al, and nearby r..tI6y
past : expsr, sSa i ,nclHd; s,dr phone numsser' numb
sALEsMENSshare profits Of heat, heat,
be- be successful statesmen, fully exper
in direct selling Of heating ana
stern giesse TindoEi ult strops sG closers Box
sALESMEN-If you are making less
than $4,000 yr. or interested In
having lob with national con
Germ, where you, are your own boss.
come in and talk 1t over. Contacts
sqFashses s7sn s.. 'sh Mr. BosH s55 s5'PeS s
ssAtIiEsMEN. sti n;S for rapidly growing pro-
gressive Baltimore wholesale concern
Distributing housewares, res .aods nos.0ns, to
eoys cover saitimore. hsaiDnsrs Washinston; GOOD
opportunity with promising future
for the right man willing to get out
and hustle. Write for interview,
giving g g.tR tuEI details sss1 OF experience to
sS1Irp5SI BoX 49, sSsIIaFrsMaN-u.r. SIar Is an
workers who have had some selling
experience and want to get IN 5uS.
iness that offers. a real worthwhile
tqqEs e4ssn Depts PS0ns Ct Mr. fsd' k2 s2a e0RR Rs
se76. for APPOINTMENT, or come e te
service STATION ATTENDANT,
white, exper.., salary plus commits.
ns.a DSp only sny sober TKoGaES sa
SERVICE seDE STATION. 5ss Mass. sve.
SILK X AND WOOL sporrER. small
dry cleanins plant. suburban Mo
aa Wonde5u pftIssty. sasty ssI mai an
year-round Job. Box se6-s, star.
spoTTER, wool, for wholesale plant
excellent salary. NEEDLE WHOLE
SALE CLEANERS. 1888 Buchanan
STEEL DIE ENGRAvER WANTED,
capable OF doing first-class work;
good working cond. Box 232-R, star.
sTENoGRAPHER. young man. Ap-
ply THE PULLMAN CO.. Room 200.
ra2TIoks, aniSoak sta.iSrE ATTENTION, foreman Coat
makers. operators, .tini: hers, press
er's: new daylight shop IN washing
ton; top wages: Box 206-S, Star. =.
ingtons better mems stores re-
quire tine seivices of . thoroughls
e:0eriencec filter and tailor for
mems clothing. Excellent salary,
permanent position and ideal WORK
| Ing conditions for man with
pleasant personality and ambition;
to take charge of well-eauipped
shop. Our present employees know
of this ad. Write, giving your COM
plete qualifications and experience.
rE9kpaSNE Ell sSS;E' cSstEEEEcroR stiEE EEstSab-
lished collection agency has position
open for telephone collector. MUST
| be exper. Call ST. $500 Tor appt.
TIMERS HELPER, white. expert, sg6
enced: driving license. Apply s20
10th st. ne, 4:3O to $50 pm. Ia
USHERS. full and part time; Apply
in person, in lobby OF LOEWs PaaL'
ACE THEATER. -As.
Evening star., 1949-01-19
HELP MEN

PORTER AND DELIVERY MAN, for
LIQUOR store; refs. Apply $500 Conn.
ave.
PRESsER. wool, experienced. KING
KERLEY DRY CLEANERS. 400 blk
So Wash st. trear sa1e"as'' faiis
PRINTER. exper. pressman for open
presses. STEADY Job: Apply in per
son. No phone calls, Do not ap.
ply unless you mean business. NlR-
GINA PRINTING CO., 1925 King
ST.. Alexandria, Va. III
RADIO AND TELEvISION repairmen,
permanent positions. opportunity fol
best working conditions in area; Ap-
My to 2145 Queens Chapel rd. ne,
near Bladensbure Hot Shoppe. Is
RADIO AND TELEvIsION SERVICE
MEN; exper. necessary; top pay;
fines working conditions in town.
REAL IAi EsTATE 1fatl s''ss 'sssALEsMiAiiN@oppor.
tunlty for aggressive, conscientious
man to associate himself with well
established virginia Realtor Call
REAL dh SO ESTATE AT aPnahasMfaasN PsahEsMaN. must be
live wire, alert minded, ambitious
young man: wonderful, opportunity
offered to you in ,going, business
There is a living, choice living; Tor
reguirSments; must furnish refs;
Nj. Hcege. PRoGREssiVE REAL
ESTATE co. oV. 1888; ewes, OF.
REFRiGERATIoN sERvICEMAN to
take care of dairy coolers. home
farm equipment firm. Must be will,
ing to live in central Loudoun
e1enaey c9gnty s9mH some ana Service
work on jet water pumps and milk.
man for this work. Apply in per
%nrrMoRE SSP az Eessdaz ( ARsolD s5 B. Su!ssf:
Rto,tU5sTiEMiAN-Youns t,t5si man, ambitious
route r5aH nm in silver Spring area, good
R9P4Tt 9PRGTtusasyS umaS ,sndTg sH 4g1a and dry clean
ing ing: experience desired but not nee
ssS9As ssissS ARR!y %RRsHaeT6a f5ts5 f26sRsR fH 3
sAIfs ZEE re RfrkEsENfATlyE K 81 to sell es-
tells. cubs and institutions for ma
ttonal corp. Repeats, sub. draw
ing account. good comm. excel. opp.
for topnotch closer. Box sl,R' 81
SAL l.isMAN-Manufacturer of ma
tiopallv advertised grocery speciality
have opening in Washington. for
high-typn man with automobile to
call on retail and wholesale trade;
Prefer man 25 to 3o years; good
salary to start plus car allowance:
| Reply stating past experience and
portunity for advancement. Boz
sALEsMAN. sALIEssNMA safi PAINT s. Outstanding
Baltimore manufacturer offers suo.
| stantial earnings and permanent
Job for successful salesman with
car; call on painting contractor
and maintenance trade. in wash
| ington area; salary, expenses, COM
/ mission Write complete details to
| Box 126-R, Star.
SALEsMAN - Experienced speciality
statesmen. Must have car. Wash
ington and surrounding areas, Ma
| tionally known and accepted products
to established dealers and depart
| ment stores. Unlimited opportunity.
State experience and past earnings.
Box 237-R, Star.
SALESMAN - Meat and provisions
salesman acquainted with wholesale
| jobbing trade and supermarkets to
sell an established meat specially on
commission basis along with present
| line. Give age, experience and pres
ent connection. Box 243-R, star.
-2l
Evening star., 1949-01-19
SPECIAL NOTICES

ACCOUNTANT, exper.; books started
kept part time: tax returns; reas.
or. 2O74.
ACCOUNTANT. clients refund claims
already filed, can handle lew
more accounts. co. s939. -23
INCOME TAN RETURNS prepared.
accounting records maintained; for-
mer internal Revenue income tax
auditor. Taylor 1896. 22'
ACCoUNTANTs-TAx CONsyLTANTs
lIs4ms .traishtened 'Aou out. kept part time;
reasonable, prompt; established o eyer
IS yrs. AID. 5000. -Zo
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 80, 20
gal, automatic; no cash needed
small mo. payment; immediste III IN, i
Co, INC. Ii. 3O29.
ACCOUNTANT. bookkeeping and dsl.in. in,
and individuals; 15 yrs. exp. SH'
BOOKKEEPING and income tax serv-
Ice: small business accounts spe-
cisity; reasonable rates. IA. snSo' ,5
Arn.ys Ahoney out georgia ave. 5 miles
To Glenmont, right 5 miles on Rte
gsa at High Water Tower: Open
al winter. w w. MOORE, Plain
raid Orchard, Sandy Spring, Md.
Al z;hteat eSat1Mffkis Mdi RI PREPARED by for.
TAA T.aa, Govt' Tax agent and account
ant ant; most reasonable. ST. 1893
.,x RETURNS PREPARED BY for,
aer Govt. tax agent and aceuntant
most reasonable. ST. 1893. d
Evening star., 1949-01-19
Deaths Reported

(From the DC. Bureau Of Vital Statstics)
Mary Linton. 81. 70 Atlantic st. Sc
Harry Lee, 50. 1861 Crescent pl. NV.
Otto Weigel. So, 1925 Minnesota ave. Sc.
Mary crossin, Is. leoe a5th st: Sc.
Pauline Wooster, "A, 5726 Macarthur blvd
Georse wich. 73, s1s Potomac ave. Sc.
Julia O1utt, &c. 1927 3Sth st. NV.
John Wilkins 81; e 1227 Randolph st. ne.
Abraham Straus, 65, Philadelphia.
ans;si Jsmss gsils? AisPes54 g. sssph.psen T. ~
Ruth Watson, g.. Fairfax Va.
William Beeken, 5s, 3022 r st. NV.
Sadie McCorn &C. 81: 407 Brewster ave.
Jacob Metz. 55, 300S 18th st. ne.
Charles Eldridge, 40, 1918 St. Sc.
William smith 90. -Burnsville, N. C..
Christopher Wade, infant. Arlington, Va.
Della simms. II. N22o H st. ne.
Sara Matthews, "A, 1901 Sherman ave
James Brooks, II. Gordonsville, We.
carroi washineton, S.; 2511 81: NV.
Bertha johnson, SO. 1213 @ st. NV. -r
Evelyn Bomar. A, 1913 W st. NV.
Elizabeth Steele, 81. 1906 New Jersey
Evening star., 1949-01-19
HELP MEN
FR-CHECKER, for super mar

CASHIER CHECKER, for super mar
in person. Pos1Ns, 675e oesFsia
CHECKER and phone order clerk for
be exp. honest, sober an and have have
ssSS ssssisrz;; ,'j Phone u DE: 1866. Mr..
CaERK, aERT 10 for cigar counter, exper. on
cigars, stationery and maaazineess;
pleasant working cond. Apply EN-
PIRE PHARMACY, 1888 Conn. ave,
NV.
CoLoRED BOY TO work in grocery,
read and write hard worker. NO
phone calls. Apply 1881 keili-worth 1n
ave. ne. ~
COUNTERMEN - Liberal starting
wage; chance for advancement Ap-
ply in person at ng 5I9o Georg,ad eonn daiIv aHy
except Sun, or call GE, 1866 during
above hrs. for information. LITTLE
TAVERN SHOPS. INC. famous Tor
hamburgers.
DRLICATEssEN CLERKS t2). exp.
only, full or part time. steady posi-
piGh1cAfsssrNs i,2n f9sa s'511; sii7 Ca ave. nv
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs.
New and used cabs avail; Reas
rental rates. Must have identifica.
ton card. Apply Diamond lot, 101
NJ st. NE. see MELVIN HERMAN.
DRIVERS, parcel ED delivery; YER nriSin11s perm;
emPeymsat RG1 so3S to9 sta
working Conditions, salary and com
MERCURY cLEANERs, 1927 BaIti-
pRTs G5s aysi, CLERKS KiSeFdslsi White, part: time
NER s'. e. MEMBERf. Soi kennedy
DRuG Ii CLERK, full time. expert;
HAMPsHiRE PHARMACY, 5000 1st
DRY CLEANING exper. routeman. will
Apply 2Ig II ffAUI's sssDta1 Dof1EANERs' III. ii
EiiEcTk1clAN. EiiiEs Tx ,ournsymsn, p: G.
Steady work, good wages; D, c. ex-
ERnfESAfoR RfES'sAaffeo eeespfasAR eosPfERAAroR. sw.tcnboare
experience, colored, for dayw2rk,
EAGINEER, Aegis r. white, T licensed, sra class
or better; union wages. Apply Box
FIFE ;i1s-e CLERK, Issl part-time, knowledge
OF typing. Apply assistant manager,
CARLTON HOTEL, 10th and x sts.
roSD Don CHECKER and cashier, Natl
Cash Register; hours, Z am. to 4
pm. should have experience. Apply
steward, HAMILTON HOTEL. .21
FOUNTAIN MAN, experienced. white;
good hours Apply CHASTLETON
PHARMACY, 18th and r SITS. nv.
FOUNTAIN HELP twhite) wanted 70,
new drugstore, experienced: GOOD
salary, meals. uniforms free. WHEA-
TON PHARMACY. 11401 Ga. aye
FOUNTAIN 81 TAIN; HELP twhite) wanted fol
new drugstore. experienced: geoo
salary, meals, uniforms free. WHEA-
TON PHARMACY, 11401 Ga. aVe''
ess Ps. sSTar1oN STATION ATTENDANT, full
time; opportunity t41r e lear9 arm9oToRs F9SseI
$500 Livingston I'd. Sc. Spruce O64o
GASOLINE STATION attendent, work
evenings and week ends; must muso1S p
experienced. Apply BARRS AMOCS
SERVICE, 2719 N. washington
,ssvfasrAfaA4oRs, we; A5|insosfRR insurance -SS Work
must type 35 w.p.m; minimum; mus
have car; age 23-27 nationa
agency; good future. Phone ate
Q pm. only, MA. OS31. -ZU
Evening star., 1949-01-19
HELP MEN
WANTED: APP,

WAREHOUSEMAN WANTED: Apply
Jsdl Jsdd #: MyeF dr. Arl' Va, 20 9"'
YOUNG MAN. college graduate pre-
ferred, to work in Washlngton 9mce
9e pepiies iass to BOX ss5-R. Star. 80
opportunity, college education and
engineering BACKGROUND. preferred
some typing;: Reply sivlng age sS
pDesFglennces per- Z st.n and salary expected: L1s s0S
YOUNG MAN. stenosrapher, some
accounting knowledge and general
once experience in association once.
in hand written reply. state ed
pected. Box 333-R. Star -23
YOUNG MAN, mimeosraph operator,
soeiation once In rep reply :t.ts state sa sa
pected. Box 359-R, Star. -23
YOUNG MAN, 1s to 20. soda foun-
tain exper.; assist laboratory tech
nician in ice cream merchandising
training work: no night work; 5-day
wk;; clean; neat appearance; s.,, op, fn
person from 9 to 5, Room 1929 Barr
Bldg, 91O 18th st. NV. 10
YOUNG MAN with sales background
for modern service store, to be
trained as salesman-assisting man
aser;; Apply main ONCE $50 o2aso =
YOUNG MAN with car interested 9
MHIoS sIiyeS spsiDs G1 lts 81 ss1"es. zsoi. 1s s'
YOUNG MAN, hish school graduate,
ambitious, wanted by steel fabrica-
tor and building material supply
house; must be able TO- to type psoasd snd yM Ss
s41s sTsr1 at !. esHsis CEMENT Heb e.; sosi ss.
YOUNG MAN, white. for Friday and
Saturday only; will pay SOC per hour
SetRs.D t. asp s, and sht p ae'yssz, ST. 41as saone
YOUNG MAN. white. Tor deorgetoWn
YOUNG MAN, with hish school edu-
ist1Sni srtsar = % SFd*E sofs1Aro fls1h s. g. MI
YOUNG MEN (2), over 1s, for cir
good pay. Room 422. Bond Bldg,
sh4l In WSRk vs. K 9NiY & :ye 1nsid. -as sales
ing materials Necessary. State exp.
I.B.M. CLEEK-TYPIsT - Excellent
opportunity tor Tor alert y9unf basE sn
ground. Call MRS. NICHOLS, RE.
THE RIGHT POSITION for the right
man. We are seeking the services
of few hIgh-grade men over 70 yrs.
of age. who possess neat appearance
and good character. who have am
bition 70 make a success and Who Ti,o
are willing to work hard TO Ieaiize
that ambition. We are interested
only in men who desire permanent
positions, who can take on reSpon-
sibility and use initiative: Tnese
are perm positions. and any average
person can plan to make in excess
Of SlOO per wk. from the start. Men
chosen will be trained and especially
prepa red for this work Car essential.
For personal interview. write Box
SIS, Star, giving phone number.
FALLS CHURCH inside building
tunity for youns men with back
ground in arithmetic. Call AT.
400 for appointment. -21
EXCELLENT opportunity for middle
aged man preferably with engineer-
ing BACKGROUND and retired; not oyer
55 and in food health; college edit
cation preferred; some typing; in
teresting work and pleasant sur
roundings. Reply giving age, ex-
perience and salary expected. BOX
331-R, Star. -lS
Evening star., 1949-01-19
AUTO MECHANICS

Washington's Oldest Ford dealer
l32 years. has need Of several f1rst..
rate mechanics who are interested
in top pay and security in the. years
ahead. Our pay plan Is flexible to
adequately provide for the volume
producer as we'll as for those who
prefer the fxed. steadier income.
Our used-car operation includes the
sales Of all makes of cars and offers
the general MECHANIC a real chance
new from top to bottom and much
easier to service, consequently We
are sure many mechanics VII now now
be eager to service our product. our
downtown location with 100000
square feet of floor space provides
facilities and floor space Tor the
most outstanding service department
in the Eastern part Of the. United
States. The ARRANGEMENTS for PAID
vacations and holidays together with
disqualification and surgical insur.
ance benefits equal or exceed those
existing within the trade. Yes, our
company offers you the opportunity
you have been looking for; top SAL
ary; best working conditions; new
modern equipment, and security
benefits. Investigate this chance IN
a lifetime now. These positions are
positively permanent for those, who
want high pay and definite job Sc
curity for years to come. Come IN
and see Mr.. Nelson, service manager
Hill & Tibbitts, Inc.
1114 Vermont Ave. NV. &-23
Evening star., 1949-01-19

When ans,Dering ddUer-
ttsements addressed to
Star bores do NOT tnclose
original references, pho
tographs or other papers
of personal Dalue. AdDer-
tisers often fail to call for
all replies addressed to a
Star boz number and this
mail is destroyed 1t re-
naming over 10 days after
final insertion OF ddUer-
tiSement.
In order to protect its
advertisers from receiUlng
circular matter, it is eI-
pressly understood and
dqreed that all such mat
ter ,ptll be ,Dithheld as far
as possible by The Star.
only bona fde anspers to
advertisements addressed
to boz numbers in care OF
The Star ,DiU be delivered
to advertisers on prese1td-
ton of the boz number
ticket.
Evening star., 1949-01-19

tracing history Of American presidential
sish and n1SHi WYdiif. ss9vics, under main
lobby in Commerce Department Building.
Fourteenth and z streets NV; open 9
and fresh-water fsh.
Studio Group Christmas Show, No.
Hillyer Court, open Saturdays 10 am.
to 4:30 pm. and Sundays l to pm,
for an. indefinite period.
Public Library, Eighth and K streets
NV, exhibit COMMUNICATING the SOth
anniversary Of the Library. through jan
uary 29.
National Archives, exhibit hall Con-
stitution avenue between Seventh and
Eighth streets NV; open S:45 am. to
5:15 pm. weekdays. 1870 to 8 pm. .Sat-
urdays and 1:30 to pm. Sundays and
holidays.
Pan American Union, Seventeenth street
and Constitution avenue NV, photographs
from seven South American countries
represented in the hrst international ex-
hibit of Latin American Photography.
Open am to 4:30 pm. weekdays and
9 am. to noon Saturday through February
Evening star., 1949-01-19
HELP MEN

HALLMAN for modern apt. house,
mass a,S have !. refs. See manager. 56 1900
rsso1dE sst5 4. CLERK, CLERK 90 to 80: audit
ventory control records; previous
once experience and some typing
ability helpful. Call MR.. DoBAN'
LhahBoRsRs, hh issis colored, for construc-
tion projects. Report to 4th .,aa and
LAnNDRY Aal.s8 ~ RoHTEMAN, 81 no experience
Apply Mr. Newhouse: MAYFAIR Nay AIR
LsuNpkY sTf,; Ss!Eer sTPEKv,soR STpPF1EnKFv,soR for new
Tor reliable man familiar With 81
=, phases q 9Derotpn op SY 1Eoo 1g.
derful opport for ameitious atipa man yH1 Z e
learn tools and die making III n
MIAs,INTENANCE IA, 4 MAN, white, to su-
pervise repairs for real estate once.
rondrinker; must have D. c. dryer S
MPs5TTESsScE Ps5%1ti RSH 2e0sS 0sUpsRv1soR sfsv for
large apt. development in Wash.
area. Must have heavy experience
both as supervisor and working me,
chanic with oil burner boilers and
circulating hot-water heating sys-
TENS. plus good woraing ~ knowieage ! low ag
Write detailed description and list
salaries and supervisors on all JOBS
performed in last years. state
age. size of family, education ana
iee training. an replies confidential
MAN. Mli,s pensioner neH ers bet. 1880, for spe-
cial sales work; ATTRACTIVE sur u,
roundinss; 5-day wk. Box I'm a.
MaN aSor pad1sr s3oTe Mnst ns haSe Nss sood refer
ences, D. G. nd driysTs ysGs. pefm!NsiT fGmE!NsTssHT ss9qo
5Iss 9th ,,st st, 9iT: NJ ~ 40 75c an hour
ma sas dRnsi HRss e sE e T. ne Ss.k Ss
sbclaiS Ro1E ApplS Safstnss Mss GREER e usosz sos
I4th st. NV, from 10 to II so s,m'
MAN a Nth " pm: ear to sell religious pic
sood sooes' pay house ST. to 45ss aaHSs IN eveans'
MAN. coiIored, experienced. for dish,
washing and relief work. DEE GEE
DINER. LOO Vermont ave- ave Ia
MEAT cTITEK TMspKS expsTienced s1s cdiumbi; ar
MREcHANlc, Rseii Ht;StHH first class, farm tractor
and equipment eXper. nec~: steady
work paid vacations and holidays.
See Mr.. Embrey or Mr.. Moore, MA,
LONEY's, INC. I. H Dealer, Sl26
Ga. ave, Sill Spg.. Mo. "a
MEN, avg: So hr, Here i is. he new
l94s $50 -passbook. $50 worth OF
value for 81 as adv. all radio sta.
tions. RIM. As. s02 F st. NV. 30
MEN, 10, white, to distribute circu-
lars, 1880 am. January 20. 46u
New York ave. NV.
OPERATOR for home portraits: mus
Sisf MAscsILE Ell 81 sTuDIo. Ns esl q St. NV
PHARMACY MESSENGER CLERK
for medical clinic; h. s., graduate
above average scholastic record,
20-35 yrs $1,4O0 yr.: 40-hr,
5h-day wk.; mo. vacation; med
PLUMBER, for tobbing. and remodel
ing; want man experienced in leas
work: steady work: refs. required
]. C. FLOOD CO., 2012 14th, st. NV
POTTER, reliable, must have drivers
permit; nightwork only; 15c PEI
hr. Apply In rerson only. FRIEND
SHIP PHARM., 5213 Wis. ave. NV
PORTERs with drivers permit, from
8 am. to 8 pm. and l pm: to 2 m
PREscRiPTioN DRUGsToRE. INC.
1900 New Jersey ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-01-19
ADvERTIsENEENf.
Some Don'ts
for PimpIes

Don't scratch-don't squeeze PIN.
Piles - you risk infection! Don't sui.
fer from itching pimples, angry red
blotches, eczema or other irritations
when soothing Peterson's Ointment
offers you fast relief. Makes skin
look better, feel better, 40c all drug
gists. One application delights or
money back. Peterson's Ointment all
lays itchy feet, cracks between toes
Evening star., 1949-01-19

discover the mellow sugar-richness
of this natural molasses.
There's not trace OF sulphur
dioxide or any other artificial pre-
servative in Grandma's-so its
appetizing sweetness is my flavor
improyer for baked beans, ginger.
bread and prepared foods. I'm not
forgetting its delicious tangy sweet
ness on hot breads eitherl Having
pudding tonight? Top 1t with
Molasses Whipped Cream: for
each cup heavy cream, whipped,
omit sugar and add z Tbsps.
Crandma's.