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Evening star., 1949-02-17
TeIevision Today

WNbW (ChonneI ~
WTTG tchsnnsi -
WMAL-Tv (chennsI ~
WoIc (channei 81
$3.50.
WNBW-Howdy Doody.
600
WNBW-TV journal.
WTTG-The Moppet Shop.
6:15.
WMAL-Candlelight and Silver.
WOIC-News, Ken Evans, 6:25.
$50.
WOIC-Lucky Pup.
WTTG-Walter Compton.
GAS.
WMAL-Film Serial.
WOIC-Bill Brundige.
WTTG-Russ Hodges.
700.
WMAL-News and Views.
WNBW-Kukla, Fran and Ollie.
WOIC-Film Short.
WTTG-Okey Dokey's Ranch.
7:l5.
WMAL-Wrens Nest.
1880.
WMAL-Sports Cartoon-a-Quis.
WNBW-Club 106.
WOIC-News.
WTTG-Hayloft Conservatory.
7:45.
WNBW-News Caravan.
WOIC-Make Mine Music.
500
WMAL-American Minstrels.
WNBW-Phil Silvers Show.
WOIC-Dione Lucas Cooking
School.
WTTG-Newsreel.
Sis.
WTTG-The Wandering Minstrel
$40.
WNBW-Lanny Ross Show.
WTTG-Hotel Broadway.
of Vision.
900.
WMAL-Feature Film.
WNBW-Road Show.
WTTG-Window on the World.
$3.50.
WNBW-Dunninger Show.
WTTG-News.
1000.
WMAL-On Trial.
WNBW-The Nature Of Things.
1915.
WNBW-Get-together.
1890.
WMAL-Club Seven.
WTTG-News.
10:45.
WNBW-Washington Newsreel.
TELEvISION HIGH LIGHTS.
7:45. WNBW-A live newscas
series replaces the former movie typ<
newsreel shown at this time nightly
500, WMAL-Rudy Vallee visits
the american Minstrels," Pick aile
Pat and Company.
$40, WTTG-Balladeer Charlie
Lacombe sings American. Mexl'
can, French and Scottish Toll
tunes.
900, WTTG-Film Star Jane
Blair makes a guest appearance.
1000, WMAL-"Should Expansion
of Steel Facilities Be Government
Responsibility" debated.
1000, WNBW-The elements O.
wireless transmission and primitive
radio explained.
1918, WNBW-Songs by Jod!
Miller, dances by Ann Savage.
Evening star., 1949-02-17
HIGH LIGHTS TONIGHT.

HUH LIUHIS IUNlUHIs
100, WRC-Johnny Mercer enter
tains in the Supper Club"
$3.50, WMAL-The National SYM
phony, under the direction cf How
ard Mitchell, plays Beethoven 5
"Egmont Overture" Wagner's "Con-
certina for Harp and Orchestra, "
msky-Korsakov's "Capriccio Es-
pagnol" during its "Neighborhood
Concert" at Eastern High School.
Harptst Sylvia Meyer Is soloist.
Evening star., 1949-02-17
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
WTTG-l0:00, Morning Chapel;
1918, Fashions in Song; 1890,
Johnny Olsen; II, Stan Shaw; IL,
Amada; 1915, Sidewalks OF New
York; 1890, Camera Headlines;
l2:45. Styles In Song; l, Okay
Mother; 1880, Afternoon Musicale;
2:3o, Inside Photoplay; 8, Needle
Shop; 3:15, Lopez Speaking; $3.50
Afternoon Musicale.
WNBW-5, These Are My Chill
dren: SIS, Write Now.
The Valley settler., 1949-03-11
CAMCICA7ES FOE TIE SCHOUL BOARD

I111 ior1 Rrpo1 has announced that ho VIII be candidate for oloct ion on tho ticket for school board norlbcrs at the coming sc hool board elect ions Tho othcr nominees opro Hrs. Don Irwin and C.. '. Petors Uho
 Gro candidates to succeed themselves. CeT. Peters vas appointed to fill tho vac ancy
 created by tho resignat ion of George Small
The Valley settler., 1949-03-11
U)IL0LIFE PIC TURES

Tildlifo Pictures t.kon by Cecil E. Rhodo uil1 be shorn at tko PolIDr Corrnnity Ell on Sunday 7Lorch E, ct p.no
 Tycso pictures roro tolon by Gee il Rhddo of 1loslco Tild lifo on tho Koi4ai Panin5ula ovor period of threo yoarso They include pictures of nooso, shoop, goats, black boar, brown boar, boovor, birds, s4ol1 aniroLs, trout fishing, scenery Of flovers CT d of fall co1orso T.oy arc tn color on l6rm notion picture film vi tn coru1ont ary by tho photographer.
 Tho Isaac ' lton League Of Seward endorsed the D ic turos and suggests that all nor.bers of the League mako it point to see thoso pictures.
 IF. Rhode hrs boon a res1dont of Llosko for the past tvolvc years.
The Valley settler., 1949-03-11
AIN 70 REST

J;ros Monaghan, 21 yoar old son Of liro and lrs. CIR. I-onoghan Of Pu1nor, Uas laid to ro st in the Pcllor Gel .otery last Sunday following burial sorvi cos iron the Church of Cod. Janos corlo to tho Valley rith his parents uhon srn1l child in 1851. Ho grou to manhood horo and had just recently boon discharged iron tho ATIy.
 The final ritos .vore conducted by the 4ller- tcon Legion Post Noo IS. Tho Pal1. Bocrors Uoro chosen from along the boys Of his d-n age.
 Ho is survived by his parents; MT. md Hrs. C.R. Nnaghon, ono brothor, Charles; end ono sister, Mrs. Luis Ungoro.
 Sympathy is extended to tho borrowed family iron tho IWFC4. or which r.. Monaghan IS q rorlbor.
 Nr. and lt:s. Monaghan, parents Of tho do.- coosod, had just Goro to tho States fcr Ifro l:o2aChan's health vhon thoy Tore I4Jrt- ri cd of tho sudden doath of the ir youngest son. Trey returned tho fol1ovinC day. Tho ir plans to return to tho States 10 con- ploto thoir visit arc indefinite at tho present tirlo.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
After Dark
Breaking Into Show Business
Just a Matter of Going Native
By Harry Macarthur

is one of the towns more specta.
cular drummers. Mr.. Hobbies /.
the popular bandleader Of the
Nightingale.
X \ X X
It is not likely that any specia.
inducements are needed to lure
you into spending an evening al
the Shoreham Terrace. The set
ting itself is enough, with COO
air drifting up out Of Rock Greek
Park and cool music by Barnee
and orchestra drifting off the
bandstand. Still, the manage
ment keeps supplying special in
ducements, by way Of entertain
ers who look a lot better In the
open air than indoors.
This week the Shyrettos are the
headliners. Unless you have led
an extraordinarily secluded life,
you should be familiar with the
Shyrettos, but if you're not, there's
no better time than now to be-
come familiar with their particu-
lar talent. The Shyrettos (two
men and a pretty girl) get through
some rather spectacular stunts on
wheels before they wind up an
Evening star., 1949-07-21
Classified Ad Rotes
Local. Advertiser


Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
. to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutively
Sic 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 (Minimum)
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.
II advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which bears
Q serial number with date and tdentt-
fes your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make . note of the
cancellation number. This Is i'm
portant in case your statement does
not show . credit for the cancella-
Hon.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, 8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, s am. to 2 Pm.
Sunday, IL am. to 8 pm.
IAaya your ads at the Business Once.
1lth and Pennsylvania ave, at any
Of the Branch Omces throughout the
WY PHONE srERLrNo sooo
Evening star., 1949-07-21
HELP WoMEk

ACCOUNTING CLERK-A perm. Dos.
requiring an aptitude for figures, and
ability to type accurately. Avail. TO
competent young woman, 22-32
pm. 5 days week. Annual sal.
$2.0S0; -air-cond. once; good work
ing cond UNITED SERVICES LIFE
INSURANCE CO., 1900 goth st: NV NV.
ALTERATIONS. white woman. exp.
full OF part time. NEEDLECRAFT,
$40 18th st. NV. Al
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER, typist:
good experience. to assist office
opportsnity; dMc experiences dssir-
Miss MIS- REssnss, II nst ov 1sfs;is 1855 s sHn'
BANK CLERKS, experience preferred.
T5oSAL TT S.I. BANK silver Spring. I..zs No.
BEAUTY Ma: EsEss; so;rEnAroEs, full. Or par.
time. with top salary and COMM :
xoIk IL sir:senS; shop. soe N.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, susrisnesd.
all around; good sslsry and con-,
saAHTI Hs,;tSr; sSfok sia5S ~ - n f.l.hins
drive, Arlington, VI. cH. 06b1. -2S
BEAUTY OPERATOR, shampoo, mani
{Ss5|;! So lli|:55! Is ''sR!;5iSSss sszs5Ss
BRANCH MANAGERS and assistants,
good hours, bonus Il you RrodIss;
vacation with pay; BLUE BANNER
LAUNDRY. $50 7th st. sc. FL
BO0KKEEPER, full chArge, expert
enced; must be good typist; finance
company experienee essential. sal
lent Sppertan,ty for = future. Wit.
BOZ 396-x, Star.
CASHIER, handbag salesgtfl. expert
sosb1 T,a 81 1Sts6 ssdl 5:'i!sas'f isss ARG
cAsHIER-TYPIsT.. ase 1880. preisg
Bookkeeping machine. Unusual qp-
portunity for Advancement. bh.day
": nAE LoANs. oSS0 1923 RhSds
CHICKEk experienced, for modern
ss's'o p'm. 70 70 PM: PM top salary. Apply
SLosso e ow zoS2 sS2s' CENTER All L.! Lee
hER hhEEkRk.fYiisT. HYiiissT young. persensble,
ss ..sea. sss:i trennAh ca H. ets5sSSis $685. eS
CLERK-TYPIsT, young person with
counts payable and sales ANALYSIS
once; good penmanship and unusual
interest in figures required; excel
working conditions; perm. employ.
ment. See Mrs. Weaver, D. J.
= KAUFMAN. INC, zoos Pa. ave. NV.
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR, ages 2O-3q.
Nationwide hrm, psrmenent posi-;
tion. salary and. bonus. htgh seho9
education; must be able 70 typs. Cal
D. G. 1E0IsIE1ED NURSE, q PUB:
nuYoing inst: salary Mp TO $500 pr
mo. write ?. o. Boz 32S2, Wash-
tnSton. D. G.
DRUG CLERK, sxDeris4ssd; Q ~.
2 VI. s p 10; ae. e1ndsyp ~
DaitlAAG rA. 80. -33
Evening star., 1949-07-21
SAlESAAEA

HEATING sAI.ESMAN-fstab. arm
offers excel. OPP. and goqd salary
IANHAM. Al. u1ssie'' 1881. H as
FURNITURE SALESMAN One Of
Americas most beautiful furniture
stores has an opening for an ex-
perienced salesman. Do not apply
unless you have had At least two
years rs retail sxperisnes selltnr high;
details Of BACKGROUND to Mr.. J. M
Difiee, COLONY HOUSE, 4244 Conn
ave. WO. 1914.
NEW CAR DEALER, dealing in me.
dium and hish-priced cars in Metro
Wash. area; remuneration open
be neat, conservative in dress. In.
Burance, real estate, etc, salesman
considered. Box 277-x, star. -24
WANTED q middle aged man to TAXI
charss Of the, janitor supply d.
vision. One who knows the trade
and can sell. This is q local com.
pany. Write for IN appointment
Box 264-T. Star. IA
TRUCK SALESMAN, opp. with Fore
line for aggressive worker; salary
mileage. and yolTpe bonus; Gsl
1887 75Eas 5E,st-west hwy" Silver Spring
rskMANsNr sRi zs2Si ros1r1ox-rrMisaSalir.
now has the most complete line Of
commercial refrigeration and air.
conditioning equipment tn the en-
tire industry: Abbott. for Is years
under the same management,. nov
has larger showrooms and 10 inter-
ested in . fully experienced sales
man In this field: selected man will
be given advanced training course
at factory this fan. Interview BY
appointment only. DE. 1900. MR..
BELNE.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
Realty Commission Weighs
MISREPRESENTATION CHARGES

The District Real Estate Com
mission yesterday took under
advisement charges against Royce
L. Parks, of the 5000 block OF
Twelfth street NE, Of misre-
presentating a property he offered
for sale.
Mr.. Parks denied at a hearing
before the commission that he
knowingly represented property In
the 2400 block of Thirtieth street
NE. as a two-family dwelling,
when zoning regulations in the
area restricted the house to single
family occupancy.
He contended he relied on his
understanding at the time the
property was listed and on the
fact that numerous other houses
Evening star., 1949-07-21

in close liaison on IA unofdeia]
basis for some time and that the
new board, comprising six men,
bers, was established on their
recommendation.
One function Of the board will
be to work out ways Of providing
for the exchange Of chaplains
among the three services. Tha
exchange would provide q bal
anced program Of divine services
and religious counseling. while
conserving the number Of chap
lains required by each military
service.
Evening star., 1949-07-21

in the vicinity were used ~ two.
family houses.
Mr.. Parks brought out that the
home had been used for two.
family occupancy for severa.
years before he offered it fol
sale to Henry B. Wilmer, Of the
5000 block of Clinton street NE
Mr.. Parks added that Mr.. Will
mer had said. in undertaking to
buy the property. that he would
make his own investigation.
The real estate broker was re-
presented by Attorney Bird H
Dolby Of Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Evening star., 1949-07-21

Achieving success in show busi-
ness Is simple, really, once you
know the secret. There Is one set
Of attributes, for instance, that is
sure fire. If you have red hair, are
loaded with talent and take part
In Going Native" revue at the
Capitol Theater, nothing can stop
you.
Way back in the early Going
Native" days, when all of us were
younger and stayed out later and
got up earlier, a popular local ra-
dio announcer was chosen as mas
ter Of ceremonies for one Of the
home talent shows. He had red
hair, talent and his name was
Arthur Godfrey.
In another of the early Going
Native" shows, scintillating local
pianist scored a solid success. She
had red hair. talent and her name
was Evalyn Tyner.
You know, of course, what has
become Of the two since then. Mr..
Godfrey is all over radio and tele-
vision. Miss Tyner is all over the
grand piano at such respectable
and well-paying establishments as
the Hotel Statler's Embassy Room.
where she is now.
What you may not know is that
the Capitol Theater in New York,
when Miss Tyner played there re-
Gently. did the biggest business 1t
had done since Arthur Godfrey
played there awhile back.
Additions for this years Going
Native" probably are completed by
now, 80 you may have to wait until
next year. On second thought, If
you have red hair and talent COM
parable to Miss Tyner's or Mr..
Godfrey's. you may not have to
wait. The Capitol Theater man
lgement would be glad to see you
anytime.
This weeks stage show at the
Capitol, incidentally. will feature
several popular figures on the
local After Dark scene. Appear
ing as soloists with the Sam Jack
Kaufman orchestra will be Mini
Baker, Ralph Hawkins and Clint
Hobbies. Mini Baker, of Sammy
Seymour's smart trio at the May
fair. is an accomplished musician
and prettier than most pianists.
Mr.. Hawkins, of the Cross Roads,
Evening star., 1949-07-21

ing around asking friends II she
were likely to see rabbits and snow
in the summertime in Canada,
where she was planning a vaca-
ton trip. The friends kept telling
her of course not, she must be
daffy. She almost lost faith in the
Starlight Roofs Francesca.
Then she took q short jaunt to
Harrisburg, Pa, with some friends.
There she went into a museum
and the first thing she happened
on was glass case. 1t was full
OF rabbits (stuffed sitting on
snow (artificiaD.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
HELP WOMEN
cTENnCP ApIIED A.

sTENOGRAPHER - .Alex.-so. Arling.
ton area: age 25-So; must be ef.
1Gient @ and capable COASTAL AvIA.
.1S9;al In9H c9sP' 4a AZ Calvert ave. Alex
sTENoGRAPHER, 1tSstsi ss competent, %SS b. Re-.
liable; established Arm; air-condi-
TONED ONCE; vacation with pay.
and retirement benefits. For inter.
sTLNoGkAPHER. Under IS. for Old
estaSiished esn,S ssd steamship line; must bs
aed and typas aaa assa IN
psamsnent as9sas ais Prone 70 ma. p bs7a ss7aa' W.
sTENOGRAPHER, exper. business
once hrs; 9 to S, s days wk:;
excel working eonds. Call Elk. 1897.
sIENoGRAPHER. experienced. intel.
ligent and refined for contractors
once. Interssting work. 5ia-day
ssk slO Box aizs 4sST yePF sssa ss
TEACHERS, Elementary and primary,
for small pvt. school. State quaIifi.
cations and experience. BOX soa-T.
TYPisT, excellent salary. good Work
CREDIT CLOTHING STORE, 729
TYPIsT.Aiert. .tncient high school
org. Must be neat. accurate: min.
exper., yr. congenial assoc, at.
tractive surroundings; periodic SAL
airy increase consideration; 5-day
week; W IL. ApPlz y,IeIS g1lS am. Or .p 214 Pm;
CORP, 1121 14th st. NV. End q.
TYPIsT-old established firm, perm.
position with chance for advance
ment; not over 40; excel: vorkins
a2RpiNEs eHaaT,i asy N3 q onj5' IS Tk Call MRS
TYPIST under Is; good oppor. for
beginner who will apply herself; 5La-
day wk.; rapid advancement. Ex.
xPs. ioF s.D,r. With oc. sst.Dhon.
ss,ss ssEco s''.isYf sTEM MfsasS5sESafs SsoDgsfs
WAITRESS. white; excel. position for
WAGsHALs DEIcATEssM. 1855
Mass: ave. NV. IA
WAITRESS, white. exp. full or part
st1 stms nw'' xork; Il, $pgls sFazE In person. ?
WAITRESS, exper., neat and dep. arm
serylse, ~ day week: RIcEs RES
wHATskS must sS1 lgth bs st. si me n.. ss tin.
assisIsSars af gay 49,; & start rsfeI.sss
WAITRESS, VAT SSsI.Yt must oS b F. ssgssrd,ssnssd.
u lImbis piks; oW: s7s2: ga
$50 pm. excellent salary and tips:
air.eonditioned: RA: e725. Nc.
IyER's DRIVEN RESTAURANT.
YoGSG eS2S dfoT1!a sapH ;ur sye voIs nx in o.. .,
large furniture re- n store; n piessant s t
working conditions; hospitaiizs tion
and paid vacation. Apply in per-
son. Mr.. Humphrey, HOUSE q
HERMANN FURNITURE CO., 'eol
LuzIERs COSMETICS has opening
for. woman who desires pleasant
and profitable work. AD. 1918.
WORKING supervisor wanted for
group Of girls who count and pack
a. smell hare hardTs5s bss and ati,tsr similar items
ton. air-conditioned building. etc.
In reply. tell what kinds Of work
you have done, height. weight. age.
sducation: sdl aao Z telephone number. etc.
MAKE REAL MONEY-Immedists To-
cal service for country's leadins
Christmas cards. S1-S1 .95. imprints,
charm Of home personalized Eifts.
zridsy; E nx, "a sArT5s rsso CO. 1924 lsth
SETTLED WOMAN, colored, live in.
permanent position in private home;
experienced in cooking, serving.
cleaning; NO heavy laundry. Family
Of adults: Local ref; S2b wk. Boz
2S4-T, Star. IA
Evening star., 1949-07-21

evenings chore. They start out
with bicycles. move on to uni
cycles, then wind up with fabu-
lous unicycle which places its
operator high enough in the air
to need oxygen.
It's a fine, colorful. spectacular
act, dangerous enough In appear
ance to make you glad that the
only thing you are likely to fall
off Of at the ringside is a sirloin
steak. Or a wagon.
There's q dance team at the
Terrace, too, but it's a pleasant
enough place that that shouldn't t
keep you away. There are lots OF
dance teams and even the Shore
hams Max Lowe can't pull a top
notch one out Of a New York
agents hat every week.
The present one was involved
Tuesday in q rather startling CO.
incidence, though. AS they fled by
our table through a smattering Of
applause, the feminine half of the
team remarked to her partner
that these people Gin the audi
ence, that is) certainly do some
thing on ice, brother. We don't
catch the exact words, but by
that coincidence, it sounded ex-
actly like what we'd been think
ing about the dancers.
Francesca, who will gladly peer
into your future from the cool,
high vantage point Of the Star
light Roof Of the Roger Smith
Hotel, amazes herself sometimes.
Recently she told girl that she.
the girl, was going to take a trip
and see rabbits on snow. The girl
spent the next several days 60
Evening star., 1949-07-21
Blind Group Plans Sail

The District Association for the
Blind will sponsor . moonlight
cruise tomorrow on the 8. S. Mt.
Vernon, leaving the Seventh street
wharf at $50 pm. Proceeds will
60 to the Talking Book Fund.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
.ChopIoins Board Set Up
To Coordinate Policies

An armed forces chaplains
board to coordinate the policies
and activities Of all services has
been set up by Defense Secretary
Johnson.
He said yesterday the chaplains
Of the services have been working
Evening star., 1949-07-21
HELP MEN AND WoMEN

DUTCH TRANSLATOR-W can
be done in spare time. Boz 20S.H
cANvAssERs, We Say you . rssula,
f.1,r' S1s Plus D. Sons, vs.. to s'rE 1ous o.
neighborhood; po selling. See MRS
BYERs. 226, RIM. 102. 1885 Z 1t
ENTERTAINERs. hill-billy. team o
two. to play nightly. ia. TIT
sIff Infh dovER q cHTrfs. aSse 1s:r .sD.riens.d
must furnish transportation. Call d
HOFFMANN UPHOLSTERER0. 244i
18th st. NV. "a
WANTED-Clerk-typist; salary. good
HoWAT CONCRETE CO., . 9 ct
Evening star., 1949-07-21

When cnsueyfnp slyeYtssemsnts
addYegs to Star boxes Ia NOT
tnclose original References, o.
other materials OF persondt rdIxs:
Copies serps the pufposs Gn6
originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
ATTENTION

ATTENTION
Salesmen-Roofing and siding. Best
CAN TO. $3.50 for interyieW. 10
ESQ STANDARD OIL CO.
Has opening for thoyoughly expert
enced 1st.class oil burner service
nerst poSition; best Of references es-
asntisl. Apply . W. Il. CARROLL
az r. st. aW.- 1919 An. Mon. ana
us1.. july Is and 80. -33
Evening star., 1949-07-21
HELP kEN
CAR WASHERS

Al MECHANIC wanted. pref. With
Pontiac exp; good pay. FLOOD
PONTIAC CO.. 1921 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICES

fAESa FisHNs IsTHS. s1AT edS5 t05 parties;
] WILL NOT BE responsible for any
WnL1AM S'i. Aas 14e 4 BATTLE 2aol i. i st.
HEAEAiTEE, i viii no. BE- be respon. n:
ss tSF any myss asI' fzssRs axsoLb
s6FFER 6FFERN' AND lSb' P1eN1c, esi C. Bethesda
Church, at Browningsville, Sat. July
so,I,apDpps'i,. e; snpps'Ei sfEyed Syea o'clock a on
MR. BUsINEssMAN.Do you need Z
eEsERs enss RsnassIs AaEse1 ei kE. klHs sses SooA
DRIVING INsTRUCTIoN-Dual-con-
troll car; free pickup service: day or
evening. VIM. Z. PADDY. UN. 0o25.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
.s any seets IT, other s2 m,ss hsn hoss sSn
WosTHY, esssH i1f 1s14 z H'sshi air.rd ~ st. NV
rHE ANNUAL sHAREHoL4ERs'
MEETING Of the members Of the
NORTHEAST BUILDING ASSoSiA: sos;a1:
and Tor the transaction Of any Other
business Of the Association shall be
held on Thursday, July 81, -1949,
st pm. in the once OF the
Association, 1Ol0 Rhode Island ave.
ne, In the District Of Columbia
HELP WANTED AGENCIES
M HAVE 1st class col. help. full OF
part time, also day workers. AID
663p. PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT
SEHVICE, -2l
DEIVEE, white, furniture sxper.. S4c
Wk.; auto spray painter, sal. AND
comm; front-end mechanic; auto
mechanic. white Mr.. Day at PER-
eONNn SERVICE, 1911 G st. Ma
Evening star., 1949-07-21

HABERDAsHERY SALESMAN
Aggressive young man, fully expert
enced selling high quality haber-
dashery; full time, permanent posi-
ton with highest earning posi-
By 'iss 70 RicHARp fIs lar "sa PaHlzMHN fAsR- 81
ION SHOP, INC, 1900 r ct. NV.
LOT MAN
II you have some mechanical exper.
cars looking their best, We have the
Job tor you.
Mit aatsS SnSaniH1bo a2a E8ts &c.,. A. ~. ~
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HELP WTp. AGENCIES lcent.

MUTUAL, ITO G, MA. 0954
Men-Assoc. prof. ind. ensr- S306
I'D; adv: gales, $500, car nee; driver.
sales. $50; furniture packers exp,
S4S; order clerk. S4b.
Women-Secy., sales mgr, ne. $50;
secy.,, {. mar, law. $3.50; steno'
x.e., S45; dental asst, typing, $45;
typist. ere. on. S17b; key punch
opr.. alph. and num-. S196. =
AL Secretary (F), $50 Wk.
secy.. net salary. $4,000. Legal sec
retary, exper.. under 81. S225: Cap
itoi Hill seey'' ,,nd under 90 ;ss SS9 xk, *
up. Patent law stenog.. $50 wk.
Part-time stenog.. under .36. $56 Ek.
Temp and perm. openings hourly.
Est. 80 yrs; floors: welcome.
See Miss Lee or Miss White nrst,
BOYD'S S 700 18th, Cor. G
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NATL EMPL. SERVICE
17Oe g ST. NV.
MEM

Sales promotion men, merchandising
exp, % to AZ yrs. must have car.
be free to travel; 500 week draw
plus commission.
Insurance agents, intangible sales,
expsr. nee; exceptional salary plus
commission.
Automotiye settlement clerk, expd.,
settlement clerk. real estate titles;
5 days; $50-S60.
Mech. craftsman, aeeodynamic, $50.
Power tool serviceman, exper., $50.
Mail and informationn clerk, hotel,
young h.s.g.; S140 mo. plus meals.
Collection men, exper.; car necessary;
1925
Wight vatchmsn. refs, $3.50 U.s.,
WOMEN
escy, to mgr, s.e., 6h days. $4,000
6ecy., real estate, exper. in mort
cages, loan processing; 8 days; htgf
ssey.. trsya agency. $500:
Eecy., silver sprtnx. S2,400-S2.000
Clerks telephone, PIX, exper., youns
cierf-typist, femittanee. 8 dys., $40
tlx-typist alternating shifts; Chew
ehase; $40.
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Is men willing to work steady at new
MINTT-MAN AUTO LAUNDRY. 2426
Wilson blvd. Arl., Va, Mr.. Perry.
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Storm Window Statesmen

Storm Window Statesmen
To qualify for branch managers DO
If you are qualified and experienced
in this field and can produce at
least 25 units per week, your earn
ings here will exceed any other
proposition in town. "A few men will
be selected at this time to train for
higher things. We have the finest
and newest triple track all extruded
aluminium storm window on the
market. Part time men can double
present income. Call TR. O235 for
appointment --25
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statesmen
SELL NEW FAST MOVING ITEM
Exclusive in Washington. Every busi-
ness needs it. Experience desirable
Apply in person only.
GLOW SIGN co.
zoos K ST. NV.