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Reorganization
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the elimination of some Govern
ment functions which liberals and
Fair Deal supporters regard as
essential.
Mr.. Anderson said Mr.. Hoover's
speech Monday made me mad"
Il listened very carefully to the
speech and I must say that no
American liberal worth his salt
has a place on this committee, "
Mr.. Anderson said.
THAT was Mr.. Hoover's old line,
taken right out OF his campaign
speeches for the presidency. He's
for q limited government, q cell
ing on public expenditures. Heaven
knows liberals are interested in
economy, but that's not our posi-
ton and we ought not to be
trapped"
Institute Set Up In 1947.
The Public Affairs Institute was
organized late in 1947. Mr..
Anderson said that among the
so sponsors are William P. Ken
Enedy, head Of the Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen; Thurman
Arnold, Chester Bowles, and
James Patton, president Of the
National Farmers Union. g..
Stanley Ruttenberg, head Of the
department Of education and re-
search of the CIO, said unwar-
ranted emphasis by the Citizens
Committee for the Hoover Report
on the dollar value Of Govern
ment economy "is something
which is disturbing and may well
have political overtones to which
the organization I represent can
not subscribe.
It was reiteration Of a state
ment he made in speech before
the National Reorganization Con-
ference which the citizens COM
mittee held here Monday and
Tuesday. He said, however. he is
not resigning from the committee.
Both Mr.. Ruttenberg and Lewis
g. Hines Of the AFL, in speeches
before the conference, expressed
regret that Reorganization Plan
No. failed Of passage at the last
session Of Congress. That plan
would have created a new Welfare
Department on the basis of the
Federal Security Agency, as rec
commended by the Hoover Com
mission.
Nonpartisan Affair.
Mr.. Ruttenberg said it was un-
fortunate that the citizens COM
mittee did not intervene in sup
port of the plan. He said he
hoped the committee would join
the C1O in supporting it when
lit comes before Congress again.
If that does not happen, he said,
the CIO may "have to reconsider
its position" in regard to the COM
mittee.
The dinner Monday night was
a nonpartisan affair with Mrs.
India Edwards, chairman of the
Women's Division Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee, as one
Of the speakers. -
Mrs. Edwards asked for an ap-
proach to the job of reorganiza-
ton with a nonpartisan and un-
selfish spirit. She added:
Tn making the changes that
are for, the purpose Of improving
the efficiency Of the Government,
we must be sure that the desire to
be economical will not endanger
the reason for existence Of our
Government, as set forth in the
preamble to the Constitution"
Then she read the preamble,
with its general welfare" clause.
Mr.. Anderson was California
budget director in 1888 and served
that State as administrator of
unemployment relief in 1899. He
was a member of the California
State Legislature from 1885 to
1897 and was on the faculty at
Stanford University at one time.
He came here in 1910 as execu-
tive secretary Of the Temporary
National Economic Committee.
and is the author of q number of
books on tax and government.
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Uarna III Thanka

GLASCOE, COMA v. The family Of
the late COMA v. GLASCOE gratefully
acknowledges your thoughtfulness and
sympathy in its bereavement.
THE GLASCOE FAMILY. 1s
HEDGESPETH, CECILIE L. Mr.. and
Mrs William Hedgespeth wish to thank
and co-workers for their lovely flowers,
cards, kilograms and contributions in re.
nembrsnce of their little, daughter, CE-
Monday, December 12. 1949.
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CEMETERY LOTS.

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY, one lot con-
sisting of sites; reas. UN. OBS. .:
8 GRAVE PLOTS, in one Of the most
Cemetery; will sell at a real bargain to
an early purchaser TU. 3775 after 5
pm. or Sundays; or write Boz 360-L Star.
Evening star., 1949-04-08

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Jag siss. e. A71Esss - N6- aSt
Bsrnios Darcy -, 57e= Se~ Haar-
James FGaakk 20. Marin. Barracks. ssh
snd ats, Sc, and virginia jenns1- 20,
James 5 r.eidlns, IS. 44.7 4sia s. ~.
and Mary Smith. 2L 4soI wsrrsa 81.
Car orssE a.. N~w Eyae Park Y. ase
5esns Ce..ek II; AT!tnEton. Va
EeTsFs IN Mocsity 6. a. ~ a. snd Aana caFa17
Cixrrncs GEsnae.l ~. E1a Bares-s LydsE
81 both ol Port Bs.voir. Va
Joseph Daoeillsr. -. GuAksytoSr Pa. sn5
E.e:oFsa CsrngE. q. RlSh!s ;5 natoEn, Pa
ard Tasfs%a HSnion. il ss5 7th st. ne
Bryan BTyars. -, so 35th g.. rs. and
Helen sealy 2; rs a5ta & ne
Monse yseoos- e. Arlington Fafnas- va
Rzaona Rscesr g. : : -
chser 30 20. Arlington Farms anu 'e"
waiter wooeegrn. IS; ei5 g st 50 and
=, -'ea D-oTothy Z. AoIEsn' II ~. aas g ~
ana Run woodruff, 70, 1880 Queen 81.
zachar:as Ford, es. il4a oven p ne
and Esther Carroll. is. all Kent pl,
Nicholas Mo,o. IS. ard Audrey wheass.y
n boln OF Baltimore
Warren Harvey. -. 25el Georgia ave
nv and Mae Richardson, 25. 54o5
Sherman ave. NV
John knight, ~. "a. New YORK City, and
Ethel Perry. IS, 3l5 s~nw.
Solomon Lawrence. -, l4i4 VIA 81 rw
and Mildred MeCaTter 90 5925 Fad
81 ne
James Lusoy. -. 1902 ssh st ~ and
Mary wharton. 90. 2624 University p!.
James Mas;romlehalls. "a and ISsavs!is
Plttson- 81, both Of Silver Spring. Nd
Evening star., 1949-04-08

DAVID johnson. Is. 1873 r3re st nv
ana Mary Kaiser, 2s. 2sGe Sherman
Peqer conneH. So. 1870 Randolph s:
nv. ard AnsstAsla v.Ahskis, As, 1885
Ran6olDh st ~.
Herbert Kl.own- -, Ini0ba tn s. Sc
and Rebeeca Dyson, -. HOS 4th s.
Melvin Greene. go AIS Richardson pl
NV. and Helen Sims, :. Il22 Howard
Kari wir:z. ~. West Potomac Payk. and
Lucinda Bailey. "a. sos PennsyiTsHis
Carlton Lee. 90. 2soa n st nv. and
Clarence Hickman, q. Naval Reee!v.nR
Station. and Ruby Taylor, 25. 1898
LOS los Slows @ 2e. 3s5i Porter s.. nv
william Farrar. 81. QGantico, va and
Betty MCGUIRE, 10. l73S MAssachusetts
John Boyd. 55. 1870 Morris I'd Sc. and
sylvester walker. -. and Helen Hawkirs
EaTie RDBiees.e. s2fd 81 y aos I4aI 5, Sc and
AItceann Beal, "a, 1881 Jefferson st
James Perkins. a3~ 3ol MARYLAND ave
and Pauline TODD. 32' 24o0 18Th st
Lee Barber. Is. a42 26th st. nv and
DruciIla winchester, 90, 2187 5th St
Henry Bg,ts u, sd,,. Sl al Cue osa &, tt5
Daniei Gtampetroni 25. 4nIo Georgia
ave, NV, and Hilda ZangeF, 20, 726
Lewis Riddle 40. aArhnston. Va; and
Frances Medlin, 70 20 90 e. Psrk Td nv
and Helen "helan' H. III Michigan
Arthur zeth. sr.. So. and Msble Moore, So,
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Sterling 5000
HELP kEN


YOUNG MAN, over IS. to learn florist
city and 3 1e: z. PERMIT. perm AOEFSi fEAFSfES. 7.
Young MEN. stock room work. morn
ings or afternoons. Apply Room
liz, $50 st. NV before am.
YOUNG 96ak NAN wh,s to xGTE In
and supply house, TO learn TO keep
stock orderly. to assemble orders
and 10 do increasingly responsible
work as his abilities improve. Write
Box 1lS-D, Star. 10
YOUNG MAN to work in stock self
service store. Apply MASTER MAR
Y6ENG Y6T Ina NAN PfGF foF Fa inside sales Whole
sale electrical supplies, Experienced
Write stating exper. and salary
YOUNG MEN, under 25 like TO travel
transp. furnished. learn advertising
promotion, See Mr.. sEIDEWITZ,
Sat $50 to 1870 am. Cairo Hotel.
YOUNG MEN t2,. who are now EN-.
with a real future in a Erowlng
aA ander 20, free o to travel; must stqatU1 have
accounting experience. No. =
Assistant purchasing agent. 25 TO
oN' vi vi wi
chasing experience helpful; only
those now employed need apply.
Rm. 200, between $50 and II am,
S16 14th st. NV. -12
TOP-FLIGHT AVIATION SALESMAN
for exclusive development OF terri
tory, our line OF supplies: must hays
car and travel Apply COASTAL
AVIATION CORP. 447 Calvert ave.
WANTED fssSIi Dai aIiMMEDrArELY. man. IS 80 to
As yrs old by established automo-
bile distributor, for position as mer-
| chandising manager; headquarters
in Washington, free to travel East
ern U. S: DO not apply unless you
have at least 5 yrs. automobile ex-
perience. Attractive salary. auto
mobile and expenses Give complete
personal history and attach recent
nonreturnahle snapshot. Box 416-D.
Star 10
WE HAVE OPENINGS for several
honest. neat-appearing men; must
have car and good character; ref
erence. Apply In person at Wealth
ER SEAL, INC, 514 Sth st Sc,
between 3 and 5 D. m. or phone for
appt. at Hotel Confessional after
7;30 pm. Friday.
5 FIRST-CLASS PAINTERS wanted,
S1.75 per hr. Apply 7l3 Irving st,
ne. Apt. /, after 8 pm. 1st-clasS
mn9s6eShanies n96S Wly' no drunks. AD.
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SALESAEk
SAIISM ~

sALkSM SMaS-Expet, lyc-wire ssies,
man pleasant outside work Atirsc.
tive commissions. See Mr. KANE
1ls eth 81. nv,
REAL ESTATE SALESMES-Esta b.
HShed realtor opening for . exper
saiespeople who desire to make con
nection with aggressive co Gail
Re .r3ln for appt CHAPMAN
sALESMANSone who can SET
vacuum cleaners and SEWING ma.
chimes; salary, transportation fur,
nished. Apply in person. SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO, 34%l Conn
Afr1rsLIIaasscr f1sI SALESMAN. sscciisn, Is
Avery, MoNTGoMERHY' W @ARp. Y ID sot sap
king st. Alexandria, Va. .
OPPORTUNITY; man. rs 10 40. tc
manage furniture dept experience
necessary; excellent opportunity
attractive salary and commission
Apply In person 20 Mr. Levengood OF
poo King st. Alexandria, Va. g
SALESMAN, exper and sober. work
clothes; mems wear; good hrs, good
pay. chance for advance, MILLS
CO, 9th and E SITS NV 5
Statesmen, WHOLESALE GROCERY,
I~o Nsli-eelaDileHeO va. teFElt6Tifk
aFlotteSViile. CuipsDer Freder-
ickSburE areas must have recent
experience and RcuuaintanceS with
retail eroeers. Some knowledge OF
institutional business helpful. This
Is a splendid opportunity for men
living in this area. Give fun de-
tails in first letter Our men know
OF this adv. Box 424-E, Star, --lO
MEN, II to 90, free to travel to 30
States and return with nat know
concern: earnings $40 wkly transp
B F, JONES, Burlington Hotel
to q am, TO . pm. No calls
EMPLOYED Statesmen for weekend
sales work at nearby beach develop
ment. Car essential. For informa- =
tion call MR. LITTLE, UN. 377a
PosITIoN-rrisidalr.
commercial refrigeration and air.
conditioning previous selling expe.
rtence In this field essential. selected
y man wiz be given advanced training
course at factory all expenses paid
Interview by appointment only, DE
$500, Mr.. BELTNE IA
Observation-Disclosures oppor.
tunity for the right man on estab.
llshed insurance debit; car necessary
INQUIRE End floor. 544 H st. ne
TR 24tiR g
Evening star., 1949-04-08
HELP MEN


ACCOUNTANT, JtNIOR, with public
n fpao some pms traveI
involved. Excellent opportunity and
working conditions. Box Std
ASSISTANT MANAGER and salesman
high-ciass furniture store and dec
Grating shop good salary and work
ing conditions Apply Box 266-B,
Star, giving full details of past
ATfo sSPeT'fhseN FRONT END MAN. must be
chine. Apply REDS GARAGE; "a
Auro { 8 Nj MECHANICS - wsshineton's
Oldest Chevrolet dealer has open
bsne tpss for seyerai earnnss oT soo
men; excel; woFEing eond,: cony:
SHwisSER Mr.. Raiseon. .0fi. B.ARRx-PaTE Moron
AG2Poo $50 1ase 1MRGExSicss GHsiRc ave With oldsmobtle
experience. 5-day week; guarantee
and incentive percentage; group in
surance, holidays and vacation pay
No phone calls calls. Gene nsy in noInsnG f15 per-
BILE, INC. 1880 I4th st. NV. IS
AUTO SALESMAN, used cars. well
established company. plenty OF nice
clean cars to sell at the lowest
prices in town. Good salary snd nc
earnings and secure future assured
See Mr.. Turner, am. or after 6
pm. AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC,
s131 9ledensburg I'd. ne
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN with ex-
Apply in person to Mr.. Austell,
GRADY MOTORS, INC, 1909 Wis
ave. Bethesda, Nd, Lincoln-Mer-
AUTOMOBILE sALESMEN-we have
Openings for 3 young aggressive
statesmen who are interested in q
permanent connection with an ex-
ceptionally bright future: salary
and bonus. Call MR.. FREEMAN ai
RE. o303 for interview. --10
Evening star., 1949-04-08
Classified Ad Rotes
Three Lines Minimum J


or 2 times. 35c per line pei
insertion.
3 to times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer. consecutively
31c per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices, and Personal. SC pei
line additional.
Advertisements OF New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line. 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line -- SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged on
all advertising 35 miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made IL
time for correction before second In
II advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which bears
q serial number with date and identi-
des your advertisement
When cancelins classifled adveFtise. e
cancellation number. This Is i'm
portant in case your statement does
not show q credit for the cancella.
finn
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ACCOUNTANT, exp; books started,
kept kept peTs op TINE 1nsi audits' tax services
WILL NOT be responsible for any
than than t myself. JAMES Z. IocHTE,
62O6 Wagner lane. Washington 49,
! WILL NOT be responsible for an,
debts contracted 1at SaRAN 5y Any ene r0bn ot6et
2O22 Naylor I'd. sc. s.
GAS HEATING BOILERS, automatic
gas water heaters, coal and Oh
boilers. radiators, bathrooms, kitch-
ems. etc; immediate installations;
small monthly. pmts. THOMPSON
sTAhSBYpRYE sESScE eS INC for LII ciosSns Dng
ers Of Distinction" Burns, cuts,
We deliver. co. 62s6.
BUILDERS AND OWNERS Electric
installations, old and new light
srcs ing 1tursy' sS 9d estabshed dna arm
(35 yrs). Immediate repairs. Free
STRUCTIoN co. GE. 1894. .
ATTENTION. BUSINESSMEN, our
exp, public accountant, Mr.. Kipnis.
specializes in interviewing and plac-
Antos hNIANS AsG4s
MUSIC INSTRUCTION by Washing
tons foremost professional musi-
clans; downtown studio. CAPITAL
MUSIC STUDIOS, ST. 1892, UN
Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol-
any debts contracted by any one
other than myself. STEPHEN B
CROWLEY, Jr., 3717 Legation st
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
other than myself. EDWARD j
KYLE, 2S37 goth st. NV.
j. r. RICHARDs-Please take notice
that unless you present your claim
to National Labor Relations Board
within thirty days. in Home Bene-
ficial Life Insurance Co. case. you
will be presumed to have abandoned
your claim, If any. to back pay, and
reinstatement. 10
ANNUAL MEETING of shareholders
Washington Permanent Building
Association will be held at the office,
629 F street, Northwest, May 4:
1q49, at 300 pm, for election OF
officers and directors, and any other
business that might come before the
shareholders. Polls open from 600
am. to 200 pm. JULIUS A.
MAEDEL, Secretary.
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statesmen
HELP wOMEN

ADDREss0GRAPH and graphotype
operator. experienced or willing 10
learn: knowledge Of typing and fiins
helpful. AMVETS, 724 9th ST. nv,
Rm; 4o5 "a, o55s. ~ -,
N Children. A maa be y active, tive KIND and d
capable; references required. Pull
maintenance. room. board. laundry
plus salary Of $50 per month. Ap-
ply MASONIC & EASTERN STAR
ne, bet. 0 am; and II am; in
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced
ali:areund operator. Apply HUGO
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced;
son Bits Hfit;'i5i BEAUTY SALON Can
sEarTY OPERATOR. experienced,
E2As E22f 'fiLs bEzu1 sns sHos soTlss'!sP iEsc eo
BEasTr laHs. q oprka1oR. A2 Res eolor.t s e1psr.
2o3 i st. nv. NE a4ss: -,
hsafrf sslE T. pftsfIoss DIfISs. IN NC ''9s1 PSlo
nEaUrf GGnHi we OPERATOR -MAsrcUKIsr.
for high-cisss salon; week ends only.
Hours, o TO S. NO. 2070. 10
BEAUTICIAS, expert; new ne. salon;
top sal plus comm. Hu. T@ss, WM.
or NEW YORK HAIR sTYLIsT.
BooKKEEPER. sxper.. TO take fun
charge OF estab, contractors once;
must know typins Write. stating
expeT and salary expected. Box
BOoKKEEPER-we have an opening
with General Motors accounting sys-
tenn or other standard automobile
accounting system. expeT. pref; per
manent position. good salary and
BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO. INC.
BooKKEHPER-aust Egs be experienced
on chryslsr accounting system: system;
eond.; salary, So, per week: avail.
cauRcH eeI1 pseirssigs sorogs pedRsSsHp,yoas aRSlHp rAa
Dealer. So Y. Washington ST., at
Pals Church. Va. --s
BOOKKEEPER TyPIsT - Rehsbie
younE lady for Hyattsyiils ofiee, 90
hour, 5-day week. Phone WA. $500
CAFETERIA WORKER. white: early
shift, Contact Miss Rice, ARLING-
TON HOSPITAL dL. 5000
CASHIER. ase 2I-3a. dependable per-
son. experienced in cpsrsttng MGR
Dossis .s, &. sli .a u q sers ss III sl..r
nating shifts: some typtng REQ: meals
while on duty: vacation ane other
liberal benefits. Apply Mr.. Hoover.
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL IL.
CASHIER. experienced with 2,000
series MGR posting nachtns and
knosIesre Of retail procedure. fn-
ture assured with one Of Wsshifg-
toms moxt progressive aDplhanes
stores; excellent woYking conditions,
pleaxaxss surroundings Apply Mr.,
PomsYsntx. LACY 5. INC, 500 =
St nv iH
CASHlEE and hand bag Saiexgiri. ex-
ence. Arpiy JOSEPH DeYcUSG.
1875 p So. NV --t
CAsHTER-TTPfsT. permanent posi-
ton: excellent salary. 5-das week.
modern retail kwslry store. MARK
yEWERY CO. 13s tn o.. n.w-
Evening star., 1949-04-08

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fsfs required. seed ssiaTr. vi
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salary live 10 wo zoos -
oHw, -CookIs0. sosn. Isunafy. .
rresehoei children = asy Knd snsss
Sunday or live IN hstbssas sa0i
sssgst hsai.s fspogt. ref fssaissa-
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Roa<~s Nae Rzth Aka4en say
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F-AzA Ana E1na Esooss buy
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Charles and Dryuths ESesereRa aow
Arthur and FtInrssaA FSnees&a E4yi
Bernard and MsrsAH Lsosz.}n s=ay
GeoEEs ard Catherine Dos a2 E1f'
Thomas ard LOUIS Ewt8 scy
Alfred and MArsoTae GreFtx bgs
4slYgn and Billie G.s.2a hey
1ohn Rnc Jean G5Ills, oey
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william and AEnes GF0SSEsEth- hoy
jonn ana Anne Esxs1cs- EIFt
William and AIMS H1Kg Ia gsFi
kkr ard ArleeE BetnhSB. E4:!
James and Mary Eu,taa EgTi
Theodore and Ruth Jansen boy.
Charles eErG AaEe JeNgE bay.
josepA and Doris jcssIh- eQy
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Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. c. law. couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. watt three full days
and Teceiue the license on the
fifth ddp. Sundays and hoh-
days are counted the same as
other days.
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HELP AEN

Truck DriverS-Colored
knov!edgs OF city important Refs
must be- excel THE HECEINGEF
co See MT. Nike. i5th and II
kts. ne --l2
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HELP MEN AND woMEN

PORTRAIT PRINTERS for finished
work Must be experienced HARRIS
d EWING 1913 ? 81 NV Ma
$500 Ill
SLIPCOyER CUTTERS expert
enCed cutters needed white pre-
teTrea top pay Apply HOFFMAN
UPHOlSTERERS, 2s4. 18Th st n ",
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Place
Sunday Classified
Ads EorIv!

CLASSIFIED ad customers Who
have not already placed their
ads for The Sunday Star are
urged to call them in this eve
ming or early tomorrow morn
ing. This will eliminate the
last minute rush to place ads
and will assure every one
prompt and efflcient service.
Your co-operation will be
appreciated.
Telephone Service From 8 AM.
Sterling 5000
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when dnsuerirp advertisements
uddressed TO Star bores do NOT
fsclose original references, or
other materials OF personal pdlae:
Coptes serve the purpose and
originals may Get lost.
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

HELP WANTED AS,ENIIES
sTENOG FJ-Part time, hourly and
y day. Junior Stenog., ms. Offices,
$50 wk Legal stenog.. $50 wk.
Miss Smith, ST. 1865. PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 1871 G st. NV.
ARLINGTON RESIDENTS.
DO you want to work in Arlington?
Register with us for a job near your
home; full or part time: free regis
tration. POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, 1906 Wilson blvd, CHI.
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statesmen

Desire ambitious statesmen for chain
link fence. Home improvement or
fence expert desired Excel COM
mission: u with order. After 8
pm VI 1fffS e
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once mgr -bkpr, auto. open,
Bkpr., young, whsle. gro, $50 wk,
Accts. payable bkpr., age 1880, $50
wk
once elk, 5-day, downtown, $40 wk.
once elk, his. grad, 80 hrs, $35 wk.
1920 ~ Y ave. NV, Rm. 506.
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ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
ATLAS AGENCY

Public and private school positions
Colorado Bldg. 14th and G. RE
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AUTO Statesmen

New and used cars. Wonderful op-
portunity for capable men to con-
leadership, rapid advancement to
position as sales manager to one
qualified. Proven sales plan with
live leads furnished. Men selected
must be able to deal with hieh-class
prospects buying one of America s
finest cars. For interview. call In
person.
WINCHESTER, INC.
Packard Dealer. 1904 Mt. Vernon
Ave. Alex, Va. --lo
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TAITORS

Immediate openinss for men 20 work
hr, viz. Apply employment once,
9th fccr, main building. $50 20
8 daily, WOODWARD a. LCTHRQP.
30
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SPOTsTER

on woolens; must be q
sober, conscientious worker. Apply
in person. Don't phone ALEX
AGDRIA CLEANERS, 604 hontgom-
eTy St Alexandria Va l0s
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Births Reported

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