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Evening star., 1949-08-25
Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
/ or 2 times. 35c per line per
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
7 times or longer consecutively
Bic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-Ine
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
-Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily. 8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to pm.
Sunday IL am. to 8 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business Once,
1Ith and Pennsylvania ave-, At any
Of the Branch Ofnces throughout the
''' PHONE STERLING 5000.
Claims for errors must be mace IN
time for correction before second IN
If advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which pears
o serial number with date ana 1oenu-
6es your advertisement.
When canceling classined adVertlSe.
ments be sure to make Q note OF the
cancellation number. This Is I'M
portant in case your statement does
not show a credit for the canceua-
GiQn.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
rent show on the Shoreham Ter.

rent show on the Shoreham Ter.
race.
The somewhat abbreviated sum
mer- time show features Jacque-
line Hurley and Manor and Mig
non.
Supple is the word for the most
attractive Miss Hurley. who is q
contortionist without, it appears
backbone. Her skill is tremen-
dous.
The other half of the bill, dane
ers Manor and Mignon, are no
strangers to the Shoreham Glen
tel. Not the best, they're far from
the worst. Particularly effective
is their finale, used here before,
in which they impersonate. bur-
lesque and generally have fun
with George M. Cohan and the
numbers he made famous.
The whole Cohan routine leaves
the customers with happy. nos
talgic feeling-Which, as Variety
would say, is "bof" at the box
Office.
X
ForeWarned is Forearmed-This
department, for the next three
weeks, anyway. is strong for dog
acts. We're crazy about them. So,
the Shoreham uldn't have
picked nicer time than Monday
to bring in Paul Sydell and Susie.
Paul has dog act. We haven't
seen it, but if it has dogs in it, it
Evening star., 1949-08-25

must be good. Therell b more
about this act Tuesday.
Next Thursday there'll probably
even be an interview with dog.
Just In Passing Tiny Meeker
will hold his last public dance at
the Terrace Ballroom of National
Airport this Saturday. Tiny's
daughter Betty, by the way, grad
uated from Millsaps College, jack
son, Miss, this summer. The
Workmans, who get music out of
cowbells and drinking glasses,
open tonight at the Lotus. They
have appeared with Spike Jones,
if that's your idea Of recommen-
dation. Joan Barry, an acrobatic
dancer, and Reedy and Joyce, tap
dancers, also are on the bill. And,
as if you needed to be told, Buddy
Shaner is there as me. and Jack
Cory has the band. Bill
Thompson has, or is about to, sign
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SPECIAL NOTICES

DRIYING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
troll car; free pickup service; Day dayyo2 or
evening. VIM. E. PADDY, uN. oUSo.
HEREAFTER I WILL NOT be respon-
sible for any debts except those
incurred by myself. w. r. DONALD
wi Will N NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts unless contracted by my
self. MRS. CHARLES A. MURRAY,
PEACHES-S2. so Eushel; Eibertas.
tree-ripened freestone, the klnd you
have waited for; on sale daily at
IUCKNOUGH ORCHARDS, Ednor,
Nd, 10 miles out Colesville PIKE
from Silver Spring. rs
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF the
partnership of Pauls & Washington.
s, 1949, the heretofore existing
partnership known. as and traolns
under the name Of Pauls q WASH,
ington was formerly dissolved: And
as Of said time Gustav C. Pauls has
withdrawn and is no longer mem
ber thereof. LIE BARON H. WASH
INGTON, 1852 s; Buchsnan ,,I 81 Z
2943 S. Dinwiddie St, Arlington, Va.
THE Atlas AGENCY specializes In
selecting and placing bookkeepers,
accountants. once managers: Re
public 5767. 1420 N. 7. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Health ConsuItunt Named

Miss Dorothea Sullivan, admin
istrative officer of the National
Catholic School of Social Service
at Catholic University. has been
designated by the United States
Public Health Service to serve as
consultant on group work at the
Conference on Educa-
ton in Psychiatric Social Work,
which opens tomorrow in Hano-
yer, N. H.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
HELP MEN

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO.. az
filiated with General Motors. wants
man. age 20 to 20. for clerical and
tipping work in connection with the
t'esa not ESSENTIAL: I'll education is impor-
tant. Write MOTORS INSURANCE.
CORP, Transportation Bldg, stating
eualifeatienS fully allys.,rsx.S- son
tident Of your abilities, and and seek sE
the real estate business, we would
like to talk to you. Telephone Mr.;
REALTY Co. 44ao Conn. ave, EN-.
KNOWN manufacturer
OF scientific instruments. requires
trained electronics man for deyel-
opement and production work. Re-
ply in own handwriting giving age.
educ, exper,. refs tel. number
and salary desired. Box asl-
If You ARE LOOKING for a job
with earnings to 5 thousand q
year, If you are married. have a car
and are willing to work. call DU.
4340 for interview, Thursday, Aug.
25, Z to 8 pm. only.
NEED 2 MEN, service statesmen. to
take over PRODUCING and protected
married man with car preferred.
Compensation discussed at interview.
For interview, see j.: J; DEE at
1905 r. /. ave. me-. Friday morn
ing. to il am. only.
BUILDER NEEDS experienced ambi-
tious salesman, 3 subdivisions. prices
ranging from $4,000 to $4,000;
live prospect list. Phone for appt.,
CARL M. FREEMAN. INC, Elk. 4O65.
ACTIVE. HEALTHY MAN over s.
with no dependents, to live In and
perform light duties. 924 New York
ExPERiENcED BODY AND metal
men (2); top pay; must have tools;
Immediate opening. RE. ZOOS. -26
REAL ESTATE RENT COLLECTOR
AND SALESMAN
3O-50 years Of. age. to work on sal
ary and comm. basis for small we'll
established firm; exper. desirable.
but not nee; applicant must have
car; must be local resident and
have good refs. Box 476-x. Star.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
SALESMAN

sALEsMAN-oil burner; highly sx7 .s,,i
record 70 sell our complete line OF
Toridheet oil heating equipment.
Drawing account against commits
sion. Apply in person to LOWS J.
BIsHSicF BSs1as ss'sssa co&1 Z Co. i" aoso e
EXcILLENr XII nis; OPPORTUNITY tor for a
young man willing to work hard;
newest product in electron1c dc
DicAPaoRR iss!ns nsSsfRe coap e'a sef ia16 conn
INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE AGENT
We have exceptional opportunity for
q married man. 4O-60 years OF age
Eno is pSone In uN 5ss 4sss b
sAIEsMAN4Wonderful iHiss Al A1S ndtfl opportunity
for young man to sell national ad-
verified products to drug, hard,
ware and grocery stores; sInerisnee i;goe
gao aaa hsetSSs setWeen 10 and i. .26
sALESMAN-World's Series radio and
television advertising feature; ST. 90
item. Comm; to S2. Every Eso1'ssI business ees
prospect Airmaii .,ou your req reEues. eo1n. 10.
plete kit and prospect list. WELLS
PUBLISHING co" Leonia' New
w3AsEsafNGroN w3sEisff RADIO station needs
men with sincere g., yoiesss; sask who ~, can can
Rsan R0sn'9sn1i ESTATE salesman or saleslady,
Experienced in selling Chevy Chase
and Bethesda vicinities property;
plenty of listings and co-operasiohh;; %
Ssit, 81 e0mp1is!sn dEo Rsid e ahs 5s,
Reaitor. slo1 Wis. ave. WI. ss sSS7
LUGGAGE SALESMAN. also mems
wear salesman; good salary PET PEI
% men: must have experience. A. &
N. TRADING CO.. s01 D st. 9,T' ak
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN With sar, !.
exper. unnec. WILL HOGES' 1875 S9ao
SALESMAN, to sell Capitol records
and major appliances In Wash. and
suburbs; age saod S5 t9 ,oS 81 snpF mus. $50 gave
sALEsMANNFine opport. with fast
eroWinT company; territory open IN
Southern Md, close to p; c. NUS
have major appliance selling expeI:
and car; liberal commission and car
pl,SssnWss phSns WALDORF FGf Nd. ds$ass ssss.
AZ Al, p'9Go 9GooD statesmen. eventually
ioin ENCY. BRITANNICA. Why not
YOU? Mr. Bone, RE. 6911. 1T
statesmen (3). with cars; II you
have direct selling experience you
can earn $1OO weekly. Not canvass
ing. Call Ii. 3-5326 for appt. Only.
Ask for MR.. JONES. -2o
SAIESMAN wanted-Young man, in
teliieent. for Z package. liquor store.
steady position If satisfactory. Box
F1IinRsNITURE. 1nsTi exp. ts)-Large fur
niture store, expansion program
ss1ssmen's earnings among highest
in city; steady positions. Write full
details regarding past. Box 2l2-A'
sALESMEN. experienced house-to;;
house men only: sell mucn, vented
household necessities. Apply between
o and i nm. or call ME. 4329:--26
Evening star., 1949-08-25
HELP MEN

1DJUSTER = Automobile insurance,
age 25 to 80. for perm perm: career 1rish sn- pos,-
eral Motors. Good. starting salary;
excel. opportunity for advancement.
Ability to deal with people and me-
chanical background important.
Write MOTORS INSURANCE. CORp,.,
Transportation BLDG. stating quail
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
future to intelligent, neat and pleas
ant individual, exper. in customer
contact essential. One OF WASH.
largest and most progressive ap-
pliance stores offers this excel op-
portunity. For personal intervleW
500 Z st. NV. 40
Evening star., 1949-08-25
PART-TIME OPP.

Does $50 to S10O per wk additional
income interest you? Neat appear.
ance. high school education and auto
essential. II qualified. you will be
trained and given personal supervi-
sion and assistance Of men now EN-
ployed full time who are earning
$50 to $3.50 week. We are not in
terested in trifiers. Only men inteIs M
and with ability need consider. APP
ply in person, 1918 Pa: ave: Sc;
hetw. and 9 pm. Monday ana
Friday: Ask for MR.. BARRON OF
Evening star., 1949-08-25
SALESMAN

There is an opening in the sales ss
force of o large Conn. ave. electric
appliance store; require depepd-
able man, a5-45 years old, married
preferably with children. Aitnougn
most of the selling Is inside. car
necessary; excellent opportunity 1or
an aggressive man VINO wants to
income. For appointment phone Mr.
nnDrrR 0R T300 -3l
Evening star., 1949-08-25
SALESMAN

High caliber man with car who re-
nmires at least 500 per week TO
live. Right man subject to rapid
sinn nrorraun. This Is not . can
ysssinr deal. See J. II. CAMPBEls
CongressIonal Hotel. 40
Evening star., 1949-08-25
VETERAN

street barker. Can make good money
attending Legion convention In Pnlle..
pa. must have some cash. Apply
1i912 noon, 1929 Vermont ave.
NV. Rm. 41S. 20
Evening star., 1949-08-25
HELP MEN
Observation-Disclosures

SALES REPRESENTATIVES
Wanted for natl. org. Opportunity to
earn ST. 900 or more per mo. Must
record, be free to travel and able
to cover travelling expenses. New
car furnished. Box :4-z, Star.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
MEN WANTED

21 to .35 years of age: good, perma,
nent Jobs, with steady, year-arouno
earnings, with paid vacations Ack
dement's Learn to operate a street;
car or bus. We will teach you ana
pay You while learning.
APPLY NOW
through Friday, $50 am.
TRANSIT co.
ofice, 3132 M st. nv:
ITake Routes so Rosslyn,, 70 Capin
John, 30 Friendship Heights street.
cars direct To door. -. l.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

sTENOG., simple bookkpr.. under 35,
S55 wk. Embassy sec.. able use edi-
phone, $4,000. See Miss Young at
PERSONNEL SERVICE 1911 G ST.,
ST 3R65
Evening star., 1949-08-25
ADAMS TEACHERS =
AGENCY
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
170s G st. NV.
MEN
Colorado Bldg., 14th and q, re. go

MEN
Construction engineer: degree and
working exper., remodeling CONNER
cial bldgs: salary open.
Secretary, me-; 8 days. $3.50.
Secretary to storeroom mgr nos
pital, shorthand, tipping nee. $3.50
Route man, laundry. h.s.g.. married,
to 80 yrs. D. c. permit: start S4O.
Remington Rand tab: keypunch oper-
ators, will take I. B. M. operators;
5 pm. to am; 81 to S1.50 per
hour.
WOMEN
Secretary. legal: legal exper. not
nee; 10o-120 shorthand; 8 days;
ses5stary: dsys Start 'G Gss.5oo sdsefsiss pias s
Secretary, personnel; Alex. Or 8. Arl.;
5 days; S2.400.
6tenos., interesting Jobs; quick .ad-
yan9eaenment, short hours; S2'4oo-
Typist. As w.p.m.. accurate; s days;
Typists. 4o-eo w.p.m.; 5 days; $3.50
Ediphone, dictaphone operator train
ees. good typist; S160-$175. -
Clerical worker. embassy; type 5C
w.p.m.; 20-35 yrs; days; Sl75-
500.
File clerks, h. s. g.. exper.; B days
Sl50-$16O.
Evening star., 1949-08-25

/ still another holdover contract
which will keep his trio in the
Neptune Room till New Years.
Evening star., 1949-08-25

Mutual, ITO G, MA. 0954
MENEnsr; air see comm ocs exDsr, sr sato suS
I'm. exper.. $500; driver, food sales
exper., S70; acct. instr, Va. $225;
detail man. mfg. repr., $50 up;
service elk, radios. $40; flight at
tendant, 21-28, S190.
WOMEN-Secy., tax law, $50; secy.,
] steno., travel, Ss25; steno., ne.
S45; typ. -electrom.. $40; bkpr;-
typ, $40; typ, Fr.-Eng, S191 net;
cred inyestR, S35. 10
Evening star., 1949-08-25
ASSISTANT SALES MGR,

ASSISTANT SALES MGR.
For retail chain store organ. Our
sales mgr. requires an assistant,
age $3.50, of good personality.
One who has exper. in promotional
sales, able to work with and train
established firm. This is an un-
unusual opportunity. Excel. earnings,
Write fully, education. experience,
salary. etc. Box 381-Z. Star. -25
Automotive Parts Salesman
LEADING JoBBER wants expert
enced salesman for q protected ter
ritory; drawing account. Mr..
GOLDFARB. UN. 7711. -27
ELEVATOR OPERATOR
Colored. age 1886; must be able to
pass physical examination; expert
enced: married; to work in The
Star Building; 5-day, 40-hour week;
permanent. Bring elevator oper.
ator's license and reference and ap-
ply to personnel once, Room 504.
Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR
11nt q. Ay> NJ w -C2
Evening star., 1949-08-25

when anspertne adperttsements
addYessed to stat bo1es do NOT
inclose original retsyeScss, o.
other mateY1GIs Of personal UdIxe:
COPIES seYpe the pErposs ana
originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1949-08-25
.TANITOR
MANAGER

MANAGER
White, middle aged, sober. with ex-
cellent passed references, for z serv-
ice station, now doing 1000 gal,
Ions, which formerly dld 3O'Q0U
right man excellent starting salary
with a percentage of the total bust
ness. Only those who can dualify
need apply to TOM JUNIOR. 635 \
st. NV, between and B. Call MI.
2400 for appt. ----2 -2o
MANAGER AND BUYER
For shoe dept. Excellent salary and
commission Wonderful opportunity
for right party.
KOPY KAT
Women's wear stores
T1T H ST. NE. 20
Evening star., 1949-08-25
Ar ONCE

eteno. or typist for Southern col
lege Must be single; VI. round;
$500. Other openings.
THE EMPLOYERS SERVICE
ST PETERSBURG, FLA
Evening star., 1949-08-25
beItsviIIe Pharmacy

beItsviIIe Pharmacy
Prince George Ave. and
Baltimore Boulevard, Belts
vile, Nd.
accepts
Star Want.Ads
Other places convent
emily located for the &C
ceptonce of Classified
Advertising.
Evening star., 1949-08-25

PHARMACIST, registered. for high
class drugstore; references and ex-
perience required. WARDMAN PARK
DRUG STORE, NO. 2S19. 20
Evening star., 1949-08-25
HELP WOMEN (cont, }

OSTESS-Excellent position for at
tractive woman. experienced in
handling fast dining room. Apply
after 2 pm. CROWN RESTAU-
RANT. 517 18th st. NV. -25
JEWELRY SALESGIRL for modern
jeWelry store, to be assistant man
ager in costume jewelrv dept.
experience essential, age between 90
35. ERNEST BURK, INC, 614 18th
Evening star., 1949-08-25
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

TANIST-Children's dance studio;
all types music; state salary ex-
nected BOX "A, Star, 90
Evening star., 1949-12-18
NOW EVEN An AMATEUR CAN
BAKE A BETTER CAKE THAN
An EXPERIENCED nomEMAKER
USING HER BEST 2.Eee RECIPE
FRANKS FIRST
MIR. and Mrs.
J~u .Hunnn1 Of (hl

Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank San Hamel Of Chicago
Mrs. Frank San Hamel baked
a fine cake :. but impartial
judges classed the one baked
by her husband with Betty
Crocker Party Cake Mix as
even better.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
Gee'tp says.

"Fluffy, old-fashioned pancakes
so easy to make with Bisquick!
Try some old-fashioned, down n-the-farm pan
cakes made with eggs and milk They're fluffy, rich
favored And so easy with Bisquick!
just add milk and eggs to Bisquick. Look on the
package for simple directions.
Flufiest, fastest pancakes you ever cut with
fork, we'll be mighty surprised. Top quality
ingredients in Bisquick, that's why and
they're blended more slxilfully than would be
possible by hand.
Fry Sausases and Apple Rings to 90 with Pancakes Put
sausages in cold skillet with tsp water Cover; cook
until water evaporates Uncover and cook until brown,
turning occasionally. The sausages will be plump and
juicy Saute red apple slices. turning to brown them
: lightly on each side.
Try Bisquick for waff1es, too. Biscuits, mullins,
dumplings. Directions for IL bakngs package All
tested by Betty Crocker staff at General Mills.
P. S. Also try the Berry Crocker pie crust mis-,
Crusfquick. For every kind of pie. -
General Mills
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-29

Inspector Jones advocated thorough
rock-dusting of two working sections,
and the removal of excessive coal
dust accumulations from roadways.
Permissible explosives were used for
on-shift blasting, but all shots or
series should be fired Immediately
after charging, he said. Under
ground explosives containers were
now kept safe distance from the
rail and power lines, he added with
approval.
Noting that systematic timbering
method was followed, and roof was
frequently tested, Inspector Jones
suggested always removing or sup
porting any loose haulageway roof
detected. Doubtful unsupported roof
in the working places was taken
down before other work was begun,
he added.
Safety features embraced good
ventilation, preshift, on-shift and
weekly examinations for hazards,
adequate haulageway clearance, salts
factory fire-fghting equipment, use
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-29

the problem has been considered
quite seriously by many of the
townspcople, but the cost is almost
prohibitive to small community,
without outside financial help from
the state or federal governments.
Will Prepare Estimates
Birrell said the work of rebuilding
damaged lcvees or flood walls comes
within the scope of operation of the
Army Engineers. However, it is al
ways difficult to get projects definite
ly carmarkcd and underway, especial
ly when Congress is economy minded,
as il is now.
He explained however, that he and
his assistant would have their staff
engineers prepare am estimate of
what should be done, and prepare a
report which will be submitted to
Beall in about sixty days.
Congressman Beall asked that the
plans be prepared on a step by step
! basis, so that if federal money is not
Immediately Forthcoming, the town
could undertake some phases of the
project progressively, doing a small
amount at time.
Beall assured the town officials
that he will do everything he can to
attempt to get federal aid on the
project
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-29
Entry of Robert
Brobst Winner In
Annual Hog Show

The entry of Robert Brobst, of Ac-
cident, was the winner in the annual
fat hog show and sale conducted by
the FLA. and All clubs of the
county, at the Accident stockyards
on Monday His hog weighed 225
pounds and following the show was
purchased by Ed Hofstetler at $36.25
per hundred.
The reserve champion was one en-
tered by Wayne Hartman, also of Ac-
cidcnt. His hog weighed 200 lbs. and
was purchased by John Massic at
$1,000 per hundred.
Melvin Custer, All boy of Swan
ton, showed the only ton litter. They
totaled 1880 pounds and consisted of
II pigs.
Both grand champion and reserve
champion winners carried both FLA
and All combined projects. Both
champions were in the red class.
Joe Vial, livestock specialist, Uni
vprsity of Maryland, who Judged the
animals, gave sixty blue ribbons and
fifteen red ribbons, for the rs ami
mails shown.
Boys who entered hogs, and their
placing were as follows:
Ronald George, Accident, 1 blue;
Darius Georg, Accident, blue;
George Lee, Accident, blue, l red;
John T. Beckman, Jr., Swanton,
blue; Melvin Custer, Swanton, 10
blue, / red ton litter; Edgar Pope,
Frostburg, 3 blue; Robert Selby,
Friendsville, , blue, ! red; Richard
Georg, Accident, blue, / red; Benny
Joe Bcckman, Swanton, l blue; Don
aid Wagner, MclIenry, , blue, 2 red;
Carroll Bethel, Accident, , blue; Gar
land Jenkins, Accident. ? blue; Rob-
ert Brobst, Accident, blue, l red
grand champion; Dale Custer, Swan
ton, blue; John n Beachy, Swan
ton, / blue; IIarland Beachy, Swan
ton. blue; Reed Spearman, Addison,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-29

Of permissible electric cap lamps
Underground, and prohibition of smok-
ing in the mine.
AS further safety aids, Inspector
Jones recommended effective block
ing of standing cars, keeping permits
sible-type electric equipment in per-
MISSILE condition, insulators for the
power wires where needed, permits
sible junction or distribution boxes
for making power connections in con-
veyor sections, added electrical and
mechanical safeguards, and another
escapeway. He commended recent
electrical improvements and the new
shelter holes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-29

blue; Richard Glover, Frostburg, 1
blue; Leo Custer, Swanton, blue;
William Fitzwater, Swanton, blue
Wayne Hartman, Accident, / blue, 1
red reserve champion; Russell Ry-
land, Accident, blue; William
Broadwater, Grantsville, 1 blue;
Frederick Broadwater, Grantsville, /
blue; Randall Fike, Friendsville,
blue; Otis Friend, Friendsville, l red /;
Robert Glover, Frostburg, l red; Ed
gar Hartman, Accident, red; Ralph
Spearman, Addison, red.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-09-29
Endorses Safety
Features at Mine

A Federal coal mine Inspector en-
dorses commendable safety features
and recent improvements in the
,35O-ton-a-day No. AZ mine of The
Davis Coal and Coke Company, at
Kempton, and recommends further
safeguards in report released by
the Bureau of Mines. This mine en-
ployed 257 men when Harry Jones
reinspected it in August.
Commenting recent rock-dusting,