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Evening star., 1949-10-09
DEBIT MEN


Wanted nv Sun Life Insurance Co. OF
America; writing both industrial
and ordinary: excellent opportunity
to men of ability and good -charac-
ter, under As yrs. of age; no exper-
ience necessary; guaranteed salary
plus commissions: Va. resident pref.
Call Mon. or Tues, 8 to pm,
5O46 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va
Conklyn Bldg, End a.
DELICATESSEN MAN, experienced
Kosher style; no food served. 392
MI. Vernon ave. Alex. Va. %
DENTAL TECHNICIAN wanted
Young man experienced IN mSsSd Eond
opportunity for Advancement; B.
day week. Apply 1O27 10th st: NV
DINING ROOM CAPTAIN
Experienced, clean-cut. American
type, Write for interview. 20"
Evening star., 1949-10-09
MEN

Are you faced with a possible lay.
of from work? Why not investigate
the opportunities for permanent
full-time employment as streetcar
or bus operator, ,..nS No exp s3pefiedce aed nav y
you while training. Steady year.
round earnings averaging about
$50 wkly.. together with paid va
cations, sick leave. free transporta-
ton and q pension system.
APPLY NOW
$50 am. to IL noon, Monday
through Friday.
TRANSIT co,
Evening star., 1949-10-09

ASSOCIATION MEN-ATTENTION.
The best deal in years for men, ex-
uerienced in selling memberships:
Very high rate of commission patd
to those accepted. Call ST. 74S9
Monday. between 3 and IL, for
appoirtment y
Evening star., 1949-10-09

Temporary, to address envelopes at
ONCE of publishing firm; must be
available till January /: requires
tipping speed As ,w.p.m.; 5-day, 40
hr. wk.; weekly payday. Call Mon.-
Fri. 8:30-5, DI. 1900, Ext. 26l.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
HELP MEN
ACCOUNTANT.

Not over 35, c.p.a. or equivalent, foi
permanent position Offering good
salary and Q good future. Apply to
Mr.. BURGESS. $40 Conn. ave: Nv;
Tuesday or Wednesday, Oct. II
and 12. ~
ACCOUNTANTS PAYABLE CLERK
Young man experienced IN checking
chine; long established retail house
offers many employe benefits and
good starting salary. with oppor-
tunity for advancement: must be &C
curate, neat and quick with figures
Call MRS. BARBOUR, AT; l400: III
perience necessary; permanent po-
sition. Apply J. H. REFS, 340
Woodvard Bldg, DI, $3.50. 10
Evening star., 1949-10-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, $3.50;
national finance company has OPEN
ing for young man with car; nigh
school graduate, who would like to
make q career in the small Loan
business. This Job trains you for
an executive position and requires
an alert, ambitious man; salary ana
car allowance. Apply 10 am, 81 3
Rhode Island ave, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
AGENT-opportunity for man with
knowledge Of heating to sell whole-
sale heating eauip;, including nase.
sales manager. IDEAL PLUMBING
MFG. CORP, ME-. 1900. Box g9-z'
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, ia
miliar with small residential work;
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTsMEN, ex-
per-: /, full time; /, ewes. and part
salary. Box BOD. Star. %
ARTIST FOR MODERN stained glass.
Apply III H st. NV. Ma. 5736;
ASSISTANT GROUND SUPERVISOR
for large earden-type apartment de.
velopment in virginia. Submit tull
information, including age, quahu,
cations, % experience. 1s E.. salary dssiTsa Isa1,ss
strictly coniidentisi. BOX 2s?-D
ASSISTANT MANAGER - For we'll
established small loan company; un-
usual opportunity; auto necessary;
salary commensurate with ability
Call Mr.. KRAFT. UN. 2900.
A CCTCTY1 A HTr1 NAM 6ED
Evening star., 1949-10-09

TYPISTS TO $50 WEEK
Exper., fast, accurate; dictaphone
opr., 5-day. 5000; ediphone opr.,
adv. CO., $3.50 mo. Many others
hourly. Miss Evans at MA. $3.50.
Est. 33 yrs.
BOYD'S. 700 18th. Cor. G
Evening star., 1949-10-09

Service station mgr, local, exper.,
SS5.
Radio repairman. NV. approx. $50.
Auto service sales, $40.
Cabinet maker. store, restaurant nx-
ture exper.. S1.75 hr.
Typist, general ofice work. retail ex-
per. young, h.s.g., $40.
5th class engineer, to 45 yrs, y 10
IL pm, S1S5.
10 warehouse openings, ne. and NV,
husky, local refs, S34-S45.
WOMEN
observation-disclosures. $3.50 yrs. 90
days. ss,iO0-s2.70o.
Clerk-typist, so w.p.m., S150-Sl70.
Typist correspondent, l girl once.
days, start $40.
Full chg. bookkeeper, must type let.
f.re OE-d0 rrs g M XAh-S6h -lN
Evening star., 1949-10-09

Factory representative Of lge. corp.
will be In Wash. on Monday, Oct.
10 to interview men regarding .
plan to place them In business for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29
Actress Wins Divorce;
Toy Truins Were RivuIs
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

LOS ANGELES, April 29.-
Their marriage was derailed by
toy trains, says Beverlee Mitchell,
film actress.
The 23-year- old red head won
q divorce from William r. Crane,
28. yesterday testifying:
He was so intent on his hobby
he refused to kiss me for 6 of
the 10 months of our married
life or even take me out to a
movie. Why. he even spent 500
on electric trains when we had
no money to pay the rent or the
doctor"
Once when she asked Mr.. Crane
to kiss her, she said, he answered:
Leave me alone. I want to
play with my train"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
In Jurisdiction Fight
With French General
BY Pertinox
North Amerieon hs~spope, All,ones

~"f~'f%T
PARIS, April 20. For more
than six months a controversy
over their respective spheres has
been in full swing between Field
Marshal Montgomery. head Of the
permanent defense organization
Of Western Europe. and French
Gen. Jean de Lattre de Tassigny.
commander in chief OF the land
forces of the Western Union.
This dispute makes their CO.
operation difficult, If not impos-
sible. In the Judgment Of most
competent observers here. the de-
fensive system of Western Europe
cannot be expected to work
smoothly unless it be reshuffied
under the leadership Of an Ameri-
can generalissimo.
Facts Of Controversy.
The principal facts pertaining
to the controversy are as follows:
Last October, at a meeting OF
the Chiefs of Stats Committee
created under the Brussels Pact,
which meets monthly and issues
instructions, Lord Montgomery
and his colleagues Of the per-
manent defense organization were
urged by the British representa-
tive to change the nature of the
function entrusted to Lord Mont
gomery. According to the orig
inal arrangements arrived at in
September. he was merely to pre-
side over the Military Commit
tee of so-called commanders in
chiefs. those commanders being.
in addition to Gen. de Lattre, Air
Marshal Sir James Robb and
Vice Admiral Robert Jaujard.
At the beginning Of this year
under British pressure, the Chiefs
of Staff reached a formal deci-
sion to the effect that the above
said Committee Commanders in
Chief-amounting in practice to
q new commander under col
lective form-s-would be superseded
by Lord Montgomery as the SUI
preme commander with Gen. de
Lattre. Marshal Robb and Ad-
miral Jaujard as his subordinates.
1t was explained in a document
embodying the above decision that
Gen. de Lattre, Marshal Robb
and Admiral Jaujard would not
even be allowed to appeal to the
Chiefs of Staff Committee in case
they disapproved of Lord Mont
gomery's strategy or tactics.
Protests Arrangement.
Thus Lord Montgomery was
given full power to direct the
armed forces of Western Europe in
conformity with his own ideas in
any initial battle to be waged on
Frances frontiers which eventually
might seal the fate of Western
Europe.
Gen. de Lattre, backed by the
French government. has never
ceased to protest against the fact
that he would be reduced to COM
plete passivity under this setup.
while the existence of France
would be at stake. although the
French contribution to the strug-
gle in both men and materiel
would far surpasS that of the
British.
There Is reason to believe that,
when the defense ministers Of the
Brussels Pact signatory nations
met at The Hague three weeks ago,
Paul Ramadier succeeded in get
ting from his British counterpart,
A. v. Alexander, the assurance
that Lord Montgomery would not
be promoted to supreme COM
mander and would remain as pres
ident of the Western Unions high
command whose collective char
acter was not to be altered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-29

Woven Of fine worsted oorned and imported from the
British Isles, and toored in America Dublin Twist
suits have been exclusively in Washington for
nearly quarter Of century In regular. short. long.
stout, short stout extra long sizes.
Evening star., 1949-09-09
Paris Sees Settlement
OF Silent Feud Amonq
BeneIux Partners
By Paul Gholi
Foreign Correspondent Of The Stor and
the Chicago Dolly News


az the Chicago Dolly News
PARIS, Sept. 9.-Despite long
srumored danger of a split in
Benelux, the consensus here still
Is confidence that the silent feud
between the three brothers of that
economic union will eventually be
settled amicably.
Belgian, Dutch and Luxem-
bourg political leaders are obvi-
ously proud that their organiza-
ton should be the first of its kind
In Europe, a model for future
regional groups. They are equally
obviously aware of the advantages
of an alliance which will give
them as a unit far better changes
IN future world politics.
- True, the Benelux countries are
having a tough struggle achieving
That perfect economic unity
planned two years ago to go into
effect January /, 1850.
's' A preparatory system had been
slated to function beginning July
l. 1949, but that date passed
without the slightest sign of the
lowering of custom barriers be-
tween the three countries which
had been agreed upon. In fact,
the original date for full union
has now been postponed until
next July.
Belgium says officially that the
Evening star., 1949-09-09
HELP MEN

MAN, young, with general once ex'
.perience and typing, who wants u
learn q specialized business. Gooe
hHaTs sThdcAI spf snaTy soR aPRy s95 R5pea ai
St NV. Do not phone. Ill
MAN. for fruit and produce dept.
in nearby Nd. super market. chair
Wa SsGre ,a}s eSpsr' pref Call MR. COLE
Man IAN t. Vssk Vs ssss' ssys cups s5 % and pm s
Si6 and dinners. 1884 Conn. ave
MAN, between 80 and 40. experienced
in floor covering business design
Must have retail experience in gen.
eral office work: Salary and bonus
Apply QUAKER CITY LINOLEUN
CO., 500 F st. NV; . =,
taxing and filing phone orders; re-
liable; best references: Apply in per
son 1929 Colesville rd., Silver
Spring. Don't phone. 3
MAN, colored, wanted for grocery;
es must soSsr Haasrstand ana steadg s set a1eu
Capitol, Ma 1854.
MAN we are seeking is more inter
ested in future than immediate
bank clerk, bookkeeper, or trucl
QTlVeT. 1t ID OIlc VI Cldl hStclJ SooS
personality. good education and ha!
ability to sell. Perhaps he is in tn.
S3,OOO-a-year class but could max.
the $5,0OO-S10,O00 bracket. Tt
this man, in return for hard, dill
gent work, we offer an unlimited
future, on a strictly commission
basis, in a clean. interesting selling
Job. AGE not over As. Car needed
State age, education, marital status
previous employment and phone
number. Box 1904, Star. liz
MECHANICS-Good working condi.
ton, paid vacation, 5000 pay basis
Apply in person to Mr.. White al
WILLS, INC, Annandale, Va. Ia
MEN with cars, excellent opportunity
in pleasant outside sales work. full
or part time; good earnings. Apply
UNION CLOTH1ER, 307 7th st. NV
MEN. for pleasant outside sales work
excellent commission. liberal draw.
making big money, see MIR. KANE
between II am and 4 pm Monday
through Friday. TIC 7th st. nv
in research organiza.
ton. 5-day week: pleasant sur
roundings. 722 Jackson pl. NV
Evening star., 1949-09-09
WINDOW TRIMMER

Ekse'snt kopY kAT SslaE{Y7 III ans 8. commission
YOUNG MAN. Is yrs. old. single. re-
cent high school graduate, for
perm. position with life insurance
company as 1sM tanuistins nniv mhch,ne bet
8 and ii am. RIM: 700. SIS 14th
ss1UjRAnNiHc;Ei 81 niH;i 6. SS.oiiA0A1 LII 10
YOUNG MAN, colored. porter. ride
RokNEA s1eziifi i1azE faAkM" w. a1ss 'c.lifsfSPia
YOUNG sSi S MAN. white, for perm posi-.
tion as MESSENGER in home ONCE OF
life insurance company. Apply be bet; t
LIFE INSURANCE CO.. s16 1ath
YouNG q NiS' MAN, 1920, to train for
AfoERToS,- f'6E soSt msnsser' 7se i4th St:
YOUNG MAN. white, wanted to work
il coffee store; tor no g.. experience nee
ice WORKER. 5is-day vk.. excellent
G2EVRoTE% G1IF1Ps fGRf sATRs sf1n pos me- eDs ssos
14th st. NV. Mr.. Gessford. Ill
YOUNG MAN, expert typist, address, IS,
ograph experience pretsrI,sd, put aI mG.
airy and permanent position TO
young man who can qualify. BOX
YoUSG SiS; MAN MAN, mems store, neat and
aggressive, must be able to sell,
exper. pref. but not necessary; excel.
oppor. to learn the mems wear busi-
ness. Call RA. 1878. .
YOUNG MAN for fountain work;
license; dayyork. SH. 1900. IL
YOUNG MENs intelligent, good ball
room dancers, for positions as teach
ers, interviewers and supervisors.
Excellent opportunity for fascinat-
ing and lucrative career with one
of Americas outstanding dance stu.
dios. Experience desirable but not
necessary. Full or part-time: Apply
in person between 2 and pm.
DON PALLINI DANCE STUDIOS
o633 Conn ave. NV.
YOUNG MEN Isl. 1s to 21, assist
manager in circulation salesWork;
no per. nee; average earning
$50 wk. Apply 9 to $3.50 am
Room 422. 724 9th st: NV; -
YOUNG MEN AND VETS, 1925,
single, neat, free to travel 4S States.
Experience unnecessary. S75 aver.
weekly earnings and bonus. Immed
cash advance. 1949 sta. was. and
conv. supplied. See MR.. PRIOR,
1872, BURLINGTON Hotel. Don't phone.
Evening star., 1949-09-09
Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers


Three Lines (Minimum)
! or 2 times. 35c per line pei
insertion.
: to 8 times consecutively, $50
per line per insertion.
! times or longer consecutively
Sic 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 (N1inimum)
Fiat rate per line 50t
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles OF
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, An. to o pm.
saturdas, Am. TO 2 pm
Leave your ads At the Business once.
Of the Branch Omces throughout the
PHONE STERLING 5000.
CatmS for errors must be made In
time for correction before second In
ReYdoQ
Evening star., 1949-09-09
SPECIAL NQTlcES

LEARN CANASTA in one lesson In
your own home. ~ per person. total
HhREHrrER HdhsEs1 ST 7oS3 %1L Gr ST Sor osa1 :,
one but myself. H. A. CARMAN,
I Will NOT BE Be responsible for debts
myself. WIN. r = WEsER, Is is1s 1
I Hs11i WILL Il Nor Fl BE responsible for any
for by myself. ARTHUR r. BRAY,
1884 Queens Chapel rd., Mt. Rainier,
THE ATLAS AGENCY specializes in
accountants, ONCE manssers. Re.
public 57e7. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV.
PONTIAC 1882 4-dr. sedan-To TO- be
sold for storage and repairs. Serial
BODY fNs7GSfaS No 1855 9Hsss 5eRMAR t5ssa7 BRos
1901 r. I. ave, Brentwood. Nd. 10
p st. Sc. HI. 4479. Fuii day or
hall day accommodations, luncheon
ATTENTION! Dog owners to rabies
before it is too late. Hospital for
j WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by any one other
SLEY. 1909 Belmont I'd. NV. 9s
WE WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
for any debts contracted. merchan-
disc bought, contracts, or any agree
ourselves. j.. HAROLD MORGAN.
b13 Surrey st.. Chevy Chase. Nd.
+. MALCOLM W. MORGAN. 3205 Por-
IteIystn ter st NV TO- .,
for square dancing. by experienced
operators. Box 3S9-A, Star. 11s
Evening star., 1949-09-09
PLUMBERS

It top = wages. Apply 3S1s Ga. ave.
PORTER, must have local references
and drivers permit; good salary.
Apply in person, 5319 Wis. ave. Nv.
PORTER. no nights or Sundays; C.
1537 ~ VIZ WILSON blvd'' Arlington y Va"
PREssERGauality work on ladies
hnI5heps haIInhsnss' M. II Dss5s Dssss. s0uf' Also 1i iA
rnrssdh assssd csi sTpt5fness af $685. no LICENSE
fRaasAhn, RoTf; must ePsllsfss be- Fast but @ good;
steady job, vacation with pay. Ap-
ply PREMIER CLEANERS, rear 633
H st. ne.
PREsSERs. wool. 5h-day week: good
ssEs ssss Ea!f 5NDs9 e Hssz' $50 ssi5a 81 !. RlUs
PRODUCE MEN-We have several
openings for thoroughly exper.. pro-
duce men in q super market chain;
excel. wages and working conds.,
cation and surgical coysrage. Apply
Room 124 Shirlington Theater Bldg,
SHIRLINGToN SHOPPING CENTER,
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Cpenln
for an experienced real estate sales
man, in an office that's doing 9
good business. Call oV. 1946. Ill
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Two ,ex-
perienced' men needed immediately
for a growing business. Must 6e
experienced and have auto. Call GIL.
5242, bet. 10 am. and 4 pm. p
RESERVATION CLERK - Ability to
type essential; chance for advance
ment. Apply assistant manager
CARLTON HOTEL, 18th and K sts.
ROUTE MAN, white, middle-ased, for
permanent position. II you are are
have knowledge how to serve public
ssffrrRRSSss RsSs crAEaRs, nj 'sS so7 II st. }Ss
SALESMAN for mems furnishing
dept; salary and commission, per
manent position. Apply MI. Cnatlen'
H. ABRAMSON CO.. 1882 7th 81.
SALESMAN. mems wear, work clothes;
good hours and pay; experienced.
MILLS CO., 9th and = SITS. NV.
statesmen - Ford passenger cars.
We need two men to complete our
sales organization. Excellent prop
osition to those who can auallfy
Transportation essential. For ap-
pointment, mail postal card with
your name, address and telephone
number tn Roy Oh, Star 10
Evening star., 1949-09-09

pean Recovery Program credits to
bridge the period of temporary
loss which the union will cost
some of it's industries.
But the real reason is known
to be the fact that Holland and
Luxembourg on the one side, and
Belgium on the other, disagree on
the basic principles which will
delay is due to its need of Euro
Evening star., 1949-09-09
Births Reported

From D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistic
sseDh R:e and and Bss1 Bsss9 AmSnsson ASss sF bo,
EssTs and and Anne Ila HndePsen; n9SsU%; boy: 00s'
Foyd ana ndo Eveiyn sT01ss ssoEn seeks6 Boy girl
John and Celia Callahan. boy.
eharis. InS and Aeas peaotSg Sfs5hT celIns 0Ss Boy
ayincent and Aleen Cooley. boy
frank and Martha copenhaver. boy.
Jimmy and Margaret Cox boy.
Anthony and concetta Demo. boy;
sne ana EseI5n ssne EstsD 5Haneo boy sr
CHARLES and Eileen qaTdner, boy.
ksgi and and Marie t esi aoeder@uth, boy.
Hrthar and nd Helena elena Hsifpap. f boy.
Msnuel Manuel @ and Sf pay.lis sde Hefde. boy: Boy
George and Mazda Holochwost, girl.
IIRbu1 TIT and .ra aelsa hablis Hurst, .edSy hoy .,r
Juan and Alma JinreIte. girl.
sanaa Hsrman an and Lilly Johnson; soS girl.
Charles and James Keys. girl.
EishssI and Helen Isrkin, boy boy.
4sTd 9f.a .nd sad EssSs.th msFs heS eSy sr
i, Thomas and Rose Morsan. boy.
Wnod sna sna eat5,e1s des McFsan s, bo,
Emery and virginia Nicholson. sirl.
Joseph and Carol Mentally, boy.
John and Frances Phelan, girl.
Lester and Ms,Ejoris MAI, Rinshart girl.
Max and Catherine Ryan; boy.
Milton and Grace Smith, boy:
Thomas and Elizabeth souder, girl.
Edwin and Elizabeth Switzerland, girl.
Gordon and Mary Stephens, girl.
Robert and Carrie steeger. two girls.
James James and ND Mary Nary Taylor. % Boy Boy.
Henry and Margaret Thomas, girl.
Kenneth and Frances Tindle, boy.
Leonard Leonard and md szei d. Tozzo,o; nIar boy
Edward and Theresa Van Horn, girl.
Park and Nina Whitscre. boy.
Audsins and Helen Wheeler, boy:
Hosefa 'na snd Vess essosn %sul sr boz,
Franklin and Amelia wise, boy.
ys!nes ysmes :nd :nd Annisf: n.hf. Srisees boy; ov
Randolph and Ella Dean. boy; .~
Erness Es ana ana Hesssss sersSs Hsmmonds Hs; bo,.
JOHN ana ma afis ssi.sa iIaisasss. Iindses :ii siri
Calvin and Ann Perry, boy.
Lewis and Mary PinEney. girl.
STANFORD and Mildred PRESLEY, boy.
James and Nell Rogers, girl.
william william and Jessie Smith, boy:
yelnsn Wie .ns ana MnFs MdnFsia wI.Sn Msas boy Sey
Richard and Louise williams, boy.
John and Lucille Wormsley, girl.
Evening star., 1949-09-09
STOCK MEN
FOR WAREHOUSE;
5-DAY, 4O-HR. WEEK,
2O9o DISCOUNT
ON PURCHASES.
APPLY, PERSONNEL
OFFICE, 4th FLOOR,
S. KANN SONS co.

STEAM FILTER, 1st class. for gas
boiler installation. Call Ia $780,
sToCK q BOY. exper. preferred but
not nee. KAY's. SC, 10c and 81
store, 1885 Pa. ave. Sc:
STOCK MAN AND CASHIER Re
tired man t. handle nssS secepfs HouP; e%P
5:3O am. to 4 pm, flve-day week
Give auslif1cations In letter to Boz p
s%ToRM % WINDOW installation men
(4), exper. or willing to learn: coy
HOME INSULATION CO, sos H
sTEWARD- CHEF. white. for cafe
terra; expsrieneed in fanInsa. complete su- ss
peryision ,i 81 kitchen 5elslsncss 5eIs star re-
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, PIX.
colored. for lge. apt. house; hours,
{ pm. to pm. Call MA. 1921.
TRUCK DRIVER for furniture store.
Apply IA person, VIRGA q CO.,
T136 WiS.s sYs.. Bethesda. Nd. -1A
Evening star., 1949-09-09
GROCERY CLERKS

01tOSG1I SA4lxtAAo
Super Market exper. Good opport.
for willing. capable men. Apply In
HAIRDREsSERs, Immediate openings
an Any snd comm new Reps aeaGsSN SNEW BOND
BEAUTY SALON. 1885 F st. NV
Ho6sh%AN SO hSGli and elevator man. nis COL
eIsd es Ms HEELS sRDEE Ri Wo ssis fshSe
yaNiToR sR Eng foi ppt. pm bldg. of 81 units;
colored. no children; must be sober
and reliable. 5th class engineer IL
fense cen. ne necessaT9y; snn9 salary and rs guar
yHNfroA. sfSfi colSTsd, 1SDSdi for new apt bIa :,
lno childfenl; salary, s125 per mo
"a SAOs suffk1STisDisr fp sTi Sts St for INV multiple
ming an coordinating large number
of subcontractors; give details OF
sissd e Box sk5rSER !s15 stsT' and fre.
surgeon; good opportunity for man
who can qualify. Box ASA. Star.
LAUNDRY ROUTE statesmen. white;
splendid opportunity, top commits
conditions; experience unnecessary.
Md; M, Sen See M snowden. No phone
LAWYER, 3S years or under; mini
mum B years legal practice with
record Of gross annual fees Of at
least "a, 800. Rated law firm,
representing local and non-locai
ORGANIZATIONS, offers complete
facilities, participating interest in
firm with opportunity to expand
clientele. Club and organizational
afhliations should be stated. Box
LiNoLEUM MECHANIC, experienced
LINOLEUM MECHANICS, white, fully
experienced; full-tinne employment.
Call SH. 1852. 3
Evening star., 1949-09-09
HELP MEN (Coni. J

APPLIANCE SERVICEMAN - Large
electrical distributor needs an expe.
rienced man with own car; excellent
opportunity, 40-hour week. salary
SIMON DIsTR1BUT1NG CORP, e15
Pennsylvania ave. NV, RE. 21SO
ASSISTANT SHIPPING CLERK; able
and willing to work; knowledge OF
Washington and suburbs preferred;
NJ; sria.1 Arthur; n F. Rss W SohaiASo No : e. e.
all New York ave. ne. 3
AUTO, BODY AND FENDER MAN
1st-class: no others need apply;
straight salary. 5 days work Apply
n person. 4760 Elm ST., Bethesda.
AUTo CAR WASHER, in Ford agency;
excellent working conditions. See
Mr.. Bowen. BILLHIMER g. PALMER,
3II0 Hamilton ST.. Hyattsville, Nd
AGTo WHi 0sGGi GUBR1cAr1oN MAN-siiyer R
Spring area; must be familiar with
1h5p 59,hr week; re- ;p insHTanes Call Mr.. ss7
AUTO MECHANIC (seneralD good
wages, vacation with pay, modern
shop; ;,fI1 me yorking kNH c9nditions. LEE LEI
Sc. Ii. 3-7717. 10
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, colored, all
around man to work on used cars.
Apply manager, HANDLEY FORD
M9ToR MOT CO. s7ao Georgia ave: RA:
AGTo MECHANICS, experienced, sob
er. excellent working conditions, 5z-
poNRAc fs5sP n AZ Raiho5t0R s5o5 Mr. essTs
AUTO MECHANICS ctrucks) Il - Gx-
perienced truck and bus mechanics;
MoTos nIe1t snd Co day ,Sd Shifts oroCasc CENTRAL
AUTO MECHANiCs,i in Ford agency;
excellent working conditions. See
MT; Bowen, ,BILLHIMER & PALMER,
S1io dnnn Hamilton ST., Hyattsville. Nd.
AGHoMoBiiLE TH MGoHTi MECHANICS, must s be
exper: on all make cars; good salary
and bonus; Apply MR.. BARBER,
10th and Maine ave. s.w., Elk. 1915.
AUTO statesmen, used cars; must be
well above average; real go-getter:
s1s,rs one capable OF buying ,,.ss as well as
Iowry. sHTR1i i iPdTi iNaToN M MoTok 1f c.. g.
Shirlington BUS. cent, Arl., Va.
AUIO SERVICE SALESMAN, me-
chanic exper. necessary, under 35;
diagnose and write repair orders.
Excel. refs. Apply service manager.
Mr.. Eding. LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
AUTO AND TRUCK PAINTER-Must
be experienced sprayer, 4s hrs wk.,
good working cond. NATIONAL
NV. See Mr.. Snyder. 10
BAKER, all-around man, and deco-
rator for new modern retail bakery,
in nearby. Md; only. those with
highest references need apply; good
BxRTENDER. sxsRisFkR experienced. ssa: Apply 19 b..
tween and 8, 1901 14th st. NV,
BLOCK MAN-please do not apply
unless you are an experienced
sandwich man, good salary. meals
sHoREHAM DRuG c., 500 18th
BOOKKEEPER, experienced. Automo-
bile experience preferred. For large
leadership. Box 269-B, Star. 10
BOOKKEEPER for country club;
room and board. Apply Box S9g-z,