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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

voice went on. See here -" he
interrupted again a little later.
crawling inwardly, but it was
useless.
Linda didn't run out OF breath,
her beautifully controlled breath.
But, presently. having spoken
her mind. she stopped. BY that
time the young man was looking
at her with awe.
Look" he said. Il mean,
have you ever considered going
on the stage. Miss? Perhaps.
L"
NO" said Linda, turning on
her heel.
But wait a minute" said the
young man. following her. IAN
right. I'm a fend - | believe it
now. But if you can convince me
of that - we'll, my name is Luke
Marten, I'm in the show game,
and l know a new type when l
see it. Here's my card. Can't we
get together some time and -"
L oU can still dine in the
Alpine Gardens of Harden House,
but without goats. There is.
however. a yodeler who yodels
very beautifully, although he
speaks with strong Bronx ac-
cent in ordinary conversation.
Afterwards you can taxi over
to the Pine Theater and see
Two in the Bush" starring
Linda Alstead, whose accent is
incredibly charming and bears
out the report that she couldn't
speak a word of English when
Luke Marten. the eccentric pro-
Queer, found her tending herd
of goats in the Dolomites, recog-
nized her genius and brought her
to this country.
1t is rumored that his inter-
est in her is rather more than
platonic. but, of course. many of
these Broadway rumors are pur-
est fiction. The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26

/. WANING Hose is tn
World Hsa!ih Orsan,xatios keep
ing all Continents adsised on thu
outbreak Of spsd<m,es!'
BY hroadcasting twice daily
from Geneva to public health
authorities throughout the
world. ". S. Medtson, Wis.
/ DANGER! What is tie
latest Sssnacs facing Ner York
CITY rss,dsnts'
Open manholes. Junkmen are
stealing the iron manhole COW
ers at night - $50 had to be
replaced in one month.
ID, W. X. Foniana. Calf.
!. IgUHGDEH MINES Hor
much haze Vonssn' feet and hands
erosrn since the prssoar period,
Women's glove and shoe man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-26
''' 81 Il H.,

NOTE: We viii pay 81 tx a QUESTION
and answer usrd IN this column Qsies-
tsons are based On current n~vs and
clipping OF news source must accom-
psny answer Address; Tom Henry.
THIS WEEK. 40 Lexington Avenue.
New York II. NJ Y. Unaccep,ed con-
tributsons cannot he Acknowledged o.
returned
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QuestiOns and answers frusn curreut new.

utacturefs say that hands have
grown about a S,xe and fcet be
tween one and txo axes. War
work and more houscwcxk did II.
Mrs, {. C.. Camden, A.. ].
(. oo0Ek1 WAs,s DID three
ssiiasss 'scsnfiy d,sappear'
In Northern Iraq. They were
swallowed in a crater opened by
an earthquake.
Mrs. E. A. J.. Fl. Dodge. Iesea
Evening star., 1949-03-16

and S/Sergt. George c. Epperly.
son of Mrs. Edna E. Epperly. 3167
Eighteenth street NV.
Pvt. Burke, member of the
142d Infantry Division, was killed
in action in Italy on February 4.
1914. He was %. Born in Ma
hanoy City. Pa. he came here with
his parents at the age Of 10. Be-
fore entering the service on De-
cember S, 1912. Pvt. Burke was
employed at the Ace Auto Glass
Shop and the Naval Gun Factory.
Survivors, besides his parents.
are two brothers. Thomas w.
Burke. Hilltop, Md. and John j.
Burke of the North Carolina
avenue address, and a sister, Mrs.
Roy Bartlett, 3100 Lyndale place
Sc.
Pvt. Gilhooley. 26. was killed
on June S. 1945, while with the
363d Infantry Division in North
ern Italy. A native Of Washing
ton. he attended Holy Trinity
School and was graduated from
Western High School. He worked
for the Western Exterminating
Co.. Inc. here for two years before
going into the Army in 1912. He
lived at 3213 M street NV.
His only other survivor is a e.
year-old daughter. Carol Ann.
Sergt. Epperly. 26. an aerial OBJ
server with the 18th Air Force.
was shot down over Italy on De-
cember 20. 1914. A graduate of
Roosevelt High School here. he
was employed by the War Man
power Commission before his en-
listment on October 2. 1912. He
went overseas in September, 1943.
and was awarded the Air Medal
and Oak Leaf Cluster.
Besides his mother. he is sur
vived by two sisters. Mrs. Thelma
Earl Erkenbrack of the Eight
eenth street address and Mrs.
Donald E. Slusher. Fort Devens,
Mass.
Evening star., 1949-03-16
New Colombian Curbs
Imposed to End Riots
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BOGOTA. Colombia, Mar. 10
The government imposed new
strict limitations on political
meetings, sale Of liquor and
carrying of firearms yesterday in
an effort to halt the spread of
violence in Colombia.
Many clashes between Liberals
and Conservatives. the two major
rival political parties, have been
reported in provincial areas.
Many have been killed or wound
ed, newspaper accounts said.
Congressional elections are
scheduled July ).
Evening star., 1949-03-16
; District War Dead
Will Be Reburied in
Arlington Tomorrow

Three District servicemen who
were killed In action in World War
II will be reburied in Arlington
Cemetery at 2 pm. tomorrow.
The men and their next Of kin
are: Pvt. Daniel P. Burke, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burke, 1855
North Carolina avenue Sc: Pfc.
Thomas A. Gilhooley, brother Of
Catherine J. Gilhooley. 1854 New
Hampshire avenue NV. and hus-
band Of Mrs. Virginia Blackford,
since remarked. who now lives
at 1419 Chaplin street NV;
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-10-01
Teach Ycu6 Child 7
Safety . -

Teach your CHIC Sargty gasSAyop
would good names. ~" I 4 n
This was the plea today of thS
Florida Highway Patrols Septem-
Der traffic safety drive. In coopera-
ton with the Natiohai Safety fCoun-
ell, the F1df4da Department 3Ujffe pub
het SAFETY nhas taEsn as itkS'thehfe
ellis moneh Child safety" HJSe999
o TO: .niHhs1f ,ss uoTf stR1c
.sI6Ra,tods certainM a ge.asthesd child
EasblyllknewSaNery ldtley about 1Mhat
isweXnestedn OF lihimo ia ttBsfficn1But
p5uFeHpol lageSi6A he is still jgR9R61t
otlsafetN cgNlesI the paTeptscarst Grim
ipally negliGentYin his trainingbn9l
q Thea FLORIDA HighWay Patrel
points 9gt, that apoNt1370} children
qpderV the age Of IA are killed an
npallY in Florida traffic accidents.
This, means that out Of, every three
children killed in, accidents each
year, one is q traffic victim: non.
ilN6r nh4s own sake the child, must
be Itaught safety, But even then the
motorfst' must also realize that a
child is a creature Of whims and
prepare for the forgetfulness- and
carelessness of immaturity. ROO
lido not allow yonr children to
play in the street under any circurn-
star0as. n GCa fnt oo-:19t
2. Insist that he cross the Street
only at intersections when no cars
are coming. .,. a...o... oa,.,
g, Do not: allow him to ride "a, bi-
cycle in traffic until he, has demon
strated, to, yopr satisfaction that he
has the necessary Skill str rot
4, Impress upon him, the, fact. that
bicycle riding is subject to the, same
rples of safety and courtesy that
actual driving lis.n. o. 0 2oDpoo
t5.o Confine % bis play &c with rtrir
cycles, scooters. and wagons to- the
sidewalk . and we'll from alleys and
utNe""ssat -stIgore- - Jv5lt1ol
If parents will emphasize these
points they will materially reduce
the possibility that they-may some
day suffer the .heartbpeakIof seeing
their thM 'RmtdI thaimed IN the
streets IBitu~I IBIIIBI-
InIIiIIIuEAA
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-10-01
Add .sL FF.oTT5GhtBi0 T
New Officers :

ttDBTRe4T -asQANr -abThe0geh.
eral theme of the annual convention
OFF, RtHeI sEati0aapnStprenie Council
Ancient and Accepted Se6ttish9 RITE
Masons1 ;durtfig its pecenti eight-da8
granIb sessions here was the fratern-
al or1er'soT 50 years. 3uf9c continuous
masonic H6st to 9theo Ma
sons GRAND nShriners nwas}c Sbn0John
Grand Lodgeu council of Michigan,
while the Rising sam Grand, chapter
and Paraleet Grand Chapter Order
Eastern Star were hOstesses to- the
auXiliariesstYp5oca Il .3cEotL ~
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-10-01

MyI,PrOAe@ aeRceFEaa sfsaapioS
ment. / have two splendid offers Of
jobs. One is to do clerical work in
an-effiee-Asrs-iA-theei city. The other
offer is in an adjoining town ! ,sa,ass
MAKE % ny MIND beSofe The middle
01oetO0er' Help me - May g. ,llsff.
Ans: E1Se1 ,the Aein the City
where ydA like. YOU are away frem'
yfr tWqoyfAgppEstegs enough aa,tt
81 if you were working out Of
tofn. you would haFNfysh. lesssTpe
wfh them rAlso-FT, sou wouldn't be
vek ~ hrpps WORKING m youf fiahee's
buk inesSa You hayest aspirations of
whining him for a husband, there
foie, don't g5't6 -w6p6' for hifnE.F Ae
seSs you often,kahAghIaS st Is, II
CthCAGO. ATMOsPIHERR INIT
DIkC0IRAGESu ART AMRK1IQNwm
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-10-01
Ms Ag,l6a4;1ke9Ies!s!s+RlJIl99
F85A Annual Meet a
.,1amEt ao's.S1 aa3PEss
DuTiH H. plstltie w. IsE

four 1HFats grand lodges lodge 81 AFkahhssssss,
Texas, Kansas and Colorado joined
the Scottish oRiteo o4Hh rifsSdic tit 6Hnh from
tfFs AMBIENT 6faer F RE- efTS9qid AZ.
dIls,hpsa+ IN atE3}H1tt2e1q a1stM ITO II
aHoTdt Ian lv 7OttR1tafseH
lin the selection Of officers to the
national grand council, Legislative
body foRstharnationalns upremeb
Gil, DgsIWilliam 40 FftspatFickptwa
NADER "mosto1ipewerfgl sovereign
grand commander for difet2e1 le4s
.sThe 1850 grand sessions will con-
vene iniStstL@uis, Rn rV .noeIs%
,r-r ( IL, "a .Lr. ~ n lkl
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-10-01

Aass NoS a. tie rate Sxou're going
She's eapsS yosa OF oppolS
tunitte 10 pr0poss SnafriasS and
you hem ana haw ana beaf sp6sn nd
the bush: Make NRyessf mind tolfaeik
her bow soas feel sRs next time NJ y0u I
date her, n she'ill get the dfift. You
cana expect her % wait around an,
other three years for You to come 10
the pbint, l~'N fr1\QI'
Evening star., 1949-02-15
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, reliable and depend
part time; ref. RE. 6292 after II
GIRL, colored. wants days work.
GIRL wishes part-time work clean.
irg apartments DE. 1910. .
GIRL wants Job as mothers helper.
Girl: hRi ocoSi coiored. high school graduate.
Sxi fsSires a51a' 1sD as baby sitter and s'n:V.
GIRL. colored. wants work cleaning
IN p, gqesthogse hs1se or cleaning omcss.
GIRL ins rnssdss sol9ssd SIS glsss sss Rar''ims job
GIRL. colored, desires daywork: clean-
ing: no cooking: exper., good refs.j
SIS a day and carfare. Ii. 1919;
Girl, neat: colored, wants .,u work ,ssi WITH
your. sS1ns fNS9pls7 Nolp 7s4s. e part time' refer
GIRL, coiored. desires part-time work
Gays. $50 to 2:ao' ne. or NV.
s ssss ssss .ss. :ss e
liable pick UP No. $3.50. Id
LADY, colored, wants work in launs
dry or day work: Refs. DI.. 14oA {
LIGHT HoUsEWoRK; best refs. EG.
MAID desires care Of children and
ae- for Peggy
SETTLED WOMAN, coIored, desires
place as cock; 1st class. Call at 1426
Que st. NV. or phone DE. 1917. II.
WOMAN. colored, desires Job as maid
OF cock. DU. S576. sJLc
WOMAN, colored, wants 2 or 8 days
work, cleaning or laundry. NO.
209S. =
WOMAN. colored, desires part-time Or
WOMAN, colored, desires full or parts.
time work; live at home; good ref.
HO 0339 =
WOMAN wants apartment to clean
or days work cleaning. Call Lu.%
WOMAN, colored wants position
mornings and afternoons cleaning
ant, days work Ii. 1886.
WOMAN, middle aged. desires l.h.w.s
ne or Sc; care for white. Gl4s
North CAROLINA GIRL, colorede
wants work Cleaning. 8 to / pm;
no cooking HU. 7S46.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
SPECIAL NOTICES

TAX RETURNS carefully prepared
any time BY appt.: 25 yrs. expr.
reas A. R. HESTER. DU. 4544.
MR. BUSINESSMAN. do you need a
good once ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We
AfIAs sHsIiasi11 AGENCY. e ICY RE- RE- 5ssS
INCOME TAX. bookkeeping service,
to :. AID. 6s941 JACK. PEARSON.
WILL NOT be responsible for any
than myself IRA. F. MCMILLAN.
GAS WATER HEATERS, 90, 30, 40
gal, automatic: no cash needed;
sma TRoRpsnN ne; Rfymsnt l. nedssis grANssRY ~
CO. INC. Ii. 3O29.
ALWAYS: MAKE IT A RULE to see
rEbERAL 81 INCOME ota st. 1Ax 4 KfT1RSs Nj
prepared by former revenue. ofhcer.
lib Carroll st. NV phone RA. 4l22. 4.
I AM MOVING to Miami Beach; have
need of a home there; will exchange
property in Bethesda. Wi. 5570.-15
INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE by former
asPG asPGty us s0llsss1E; 1oNEs Telephone 1ss s1
WANTED, LARGE AREA, in or near
D. c.. to fill in for owner. No charge
unless time is limited. Call FIR
1868. III
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
than myself. WILLIAM E. ROBIN.
son. 3776 Foote st. re.
INCOME TAXES-Consult an expert
at the TAX CENTER. Open daily
sun, eyes. I'LL VT. ave. NV. RE
Evening star., 1949-02-15
HELP MEN
TSHERS: part-time.

WANTED, UsHERS: part.time, Apply
THEATER Tuesday and until 3
rS ee0iMz Nan MeaPs aho Wants his personality
eral Electric appliance and tele-
vision store needs a smart agrees
sive salesman who is not afraid to
yearns to get out of the rut OF a
dull under-paid job. We need man
who wants to better himself and his
community. man who wants 10
sell regardless Of his past job expert
Sos.N s9Ss. For Fu an ason appt' phone e1s sR'
A PROFITABLE CAREER in selling
This lO5-year-old company recently
has spent S25,oO0 in psychological
research. developing new scientific
methods for determining your sptl-
tude for success in life insurance
as years old and interested in a ca;
reer Of professional stature, and
would like to build business OF
your own which offers unlimited IN
come possibilities, we invite you 10
write for an appt: Int interviews leSsdu,ad and
for the next 8 weeks. II you can
meet our requirements. We are pre-
pared to offer you a profitable life
time career. Our 3-yr; training
program and special income to
help you get started assure your
rapid progress. Write today, giving
education, business experience, mar
ital status. minimum salary needed.
etc. Charles P: Rice. Mgr The
NEW YORK, 421-432 Southern
Bids, Washington 5.
WANTED-Retired Govt, clerk. IA
mtliar With bookkeepine. Apply
D. c. WEATHERSTRIP CO.. 403 sth
st n o IT 4RR0 -lb
Evening star., 1949-02-15
Braun Tells Of Steps Taken
To Ease Traffic Congestion

The other side of the traffic
picture was presented to the Hill
crest Citizens Association last
night, as Wallace L. Braun,
deputy director of vehicles and
traffic, described the steps his
office is taking to relieve conges-
ton and solve the many prob
lens that arise each day.
1t is not possible. Mr.. Braun
said, to provide traffic lights and
stop signs whenever requested
Surveys must be made first. Then
if the request is justified, 1t is
placed on a priority list.
There are about 40 intersections
now that require traffic signals
Mr.. Braun said. About eight will
be installed this year and another
IS next year. Because Of budget
limitations. he said, no more can
be considered at this time.
Eugene Ramskill, first vice
president, conducted the meeting
in the East Washington Heights
Baptist Church Hall, 1886 Ala
bama avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
BurIeifh Citizens! Favor.
Proposed Sales Tax

The Burleith Citizens Associa-
ton last night approved the pro-
posed District sales tax and ex-
emption of incomes below $4,000
from local taxation.
The association opposed the re.
quested rezoning of Friendship
the late Evalyn Walsh McLean's
estate, to permit creation of apart.
ments on the site.
Friendship Is a parcel Of lane
bounded by Wisconsin avenue
Thirty fourth street, r street ane
Reservoir road NV.
The group also attacked the pro-
posed amendment to the constitu'
ton of thte Federation of Citizens
Evening star., 1949-02-15
HELP DOMESTIC

G.H.W.-MOTHER's HELPER, age 90
80, no cooking. 51a days. live in or
out; some Sundays, some nights;
refs please. $50 wk. plus pass
HsSsSkEsPFE ssSs5sEs 5s,a WHITE lit: n care s.s2 tsr
room and board; 5-day week. GU.
HeoTWsEKEEPER. white or colored;
room and board; $50 mo. 915
Shepherd st. nv, RA. 20S4. IL
MAID, 25 to so years; g.hw; live
in or stay over nights; accustomed ne!
MAID: M SSI inv Sh2 fond a9'n OF ST. children; nia
5h-day vk; good salary. refs.
req. 724 Oneida pl. NV. (J-6 bus).
MAID to live in, for g.h.w. and
R!s'n sa '0oxins %seE VS. VS. se5 T9SP and s 9asn
must live in. RE. 1855. -I7
NURSE MAID exp, live in; care for
school girl and iHa-yr. .-old boy; light
g.h.w.- and cooking; Suns. off; S25
wk. Local refs. required. Call CHI.
colored. to care for child in
ary: ref. req. TW. 1880. -15
WOMAN, g,h w.. no cooking, no Sun
Sesk, assks' snsll aE. 1754. t5nilly' live in; $40
WOMAN. white. settled, middle-age
45-50 ;non-drinker or, smoker. to
help with children. and housework;
no laundry. no cooking. Good home
in pref; to high wages live-in pref
WOMAN to care for child while
mother works; live in. good home;
SI5 week. OW. 3042.
WOMAN over 35; R.h. cleaning; fond
Of children. AD. 6675.
I HAVE A PLEASANT HOME for a
neat, reliable woman with references,
live in, good salary. cook, light
g.h.w.. personal laundry; Bendix
rachine; assist. with child 2la yrs.
Thurs, OF and every other Sun.
WANTED, MAN. domestic. cook. serve,
gen. work, know how to drive, like
dogs and country; good home and
salary right person. Call DU. 1000,
Ext R4R. 6 to &
Evening star., 1949-02-15
Citizens Favor Extension
OF Rent Control for Year

The Kalorama Citizens Asso-
citation last night favored extern
sion of the present District Rent
Control Act for another year.
The group also approved the
proposed amendment to the con-
stitution of the Federation of Cit
liens Associations. which would
give member associations two al
ternate delegates with voting priv
ileges in the absence of the reg
ular delegates.
A proposed amendment to the
constitution of the Kalorama
group to extend the northeast
boundary from Quarry road to
Harvard street NV. will be voted
on at the next meeting.
The meeting was held in the
Adams School, Nineteenth and
California streets NV, and was
conducted by Fletcher S. Tilton,
president.
Evening star., 1949-02-15

Mrs. Harry S. Truman still gets
her hair done at the modest beau
ty parlor of her pre-White House
days and avoids charge accounts
OF fashionable Washington stores.
Washington Correspondent Helen
Essary says so in an article on the
Presidents wife in the latest issue
of Look Magazine.
Mrs. Essary quotes Margaret
Truman as saying her mother is
the family sparkplug." When
Mrs. Truman leaves the family
for a trip to her independence
(Mo.) home, according to her
daughter, Dad and I simply fall
apart"
Nobody Scolds.
There's nobody to report to or
be scolded by" Miss Truman ex-
planned. Nobody to tell what
happened to you during the day.
Nobody to say: You did right Or
; why did you say that?' Or Ger
tainly you can do it."
Mrs. Essary told these stories
about the Presidents wife:
When Byron Price was to re-
ceive an award from President
Truman for his work as director
of censorship, Mrs. Truman called
Mrs. Price in advance to ask what
she was wearing to the ceremony.
The Presidents wife explained, II
want to be sure to dress as you
do"
Cant Afford Prices"
While the Trumans were living
on upper Connecticut avenue Mrs.
Truman discovered a Mrs. Wilma
Davis who worked at beauty
parlor named Jimmie's. now Jill's.
Although she has changed her
address, Mrs. Truman still patron
ICES the same shop. paying SO for
her manicure, shampoo and wave.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
SAIESMEN

SALESMAN for Silver Spring and
Kensington; experienced in special
ties. must own car and be willing to
work. Some leads furnished. Pay
while learning plus drawing ac-
count and bonus This is an old
established Washington firm. Phone
MA. 4152 for appointment.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-An ex-
cellent opportunity is open for q
man of ability and experience. SELL
ing better class homes in the NV.
section with a well-established, he'd = firm arr
man. Call W. B. WRIGHT, EN-,
REAL 22Hp' ESTATE SALESMAN, full time
SokLE S95E: AgDlS soHz "a: s4a4 wis ana ave. 10
used car; for large Ar
lington lot; exper. and honest only
AUTO SALESMAN to sell trucks for
Washington' oldest Ford dealer.
See Mr.. Hurd. HILL g. T1BB1TTS,
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, exp. and
familiar with Arlington properties.
Desire man capable Of assuming
charge of residential sales. r. "
MULLEN. OK. 1882. to week.
SALESMAN, auto, one of the largest
metropolitan area dealers. medium
price field, located in Silver Spring,
has an opening for experienced new
and used car salesman, capable OF
closing his own deals; salary and
commission arrangement. Box 365-S,
Star. -|o
Evening star., 1949-02-15

When answering adDer-
tisements addressed to
Star bores do NOT tnclose
original references, pho
toqruphs or other papers
of personal Ualue. AdUer-
ttsers often fail to call TOR
all. replies addressed to q
Star boz number and this
mail is destroyed it re-
mnining oUer 10 days after
final insertion of ddUer-
.tiSement.
In; order to protect its
advertisers from receiDing
:.circuldr matter, it is eI-
.pressly understood and
agreed that all such mat
ter 1Dill be 1Dithheld as far
as possible by The Star.
Only bona fde dnSDerS to
advertisements addressed
to bor numbers in care of
The Star 1Dill be deHDered
to- advertisers on presenta-
tton of the boz number
ticket.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
HELP MEN

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES, public re-
: latiels and advertising to join
Washington branch of progressive
New York agency. We have top
rank services to offer Washington
s.te ssts bSsness oay eHpsg nsed appy msa v!f6 Ta
such men we can offer an imme-
diate increase in income and a
wider field for their talents. Phone
Ab1ERTisING Rising ASSISTANT. Do You
have the creative urge? A fair for
appeal to yon-and DO you have
tell US all about yourself expr. and
qualifications for copy writing and
ether advertising dept. duties. State
YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 F st.
ARTIST, advertising agency. exp. in
syoqt f 3te and nna ais5ss ssss Sosk Star part or
AssiIsTaNr sssI MGR. for bowling alley,
about 45 yrs. exper. not necessary.
1870 H9y 2ss-s siAss s'fNSisrA 'ffNSisrALLERs t27.l iS ex-
gsrieneed, ~ ~ith fol!oTings; 81 wing TaaB SalaTy
xnTo xAhR ATIo AMTIEooHaSfes a.Aes' Sh; etruekj aS New
experienced, reliable truck mechan:
1cs; good working conditions and
good wages for men who know their
work, CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 1901
A3To A335SDois nsreHAAfc. ss AsS zst-c,ass Es sober
apply apo sinaas in person. aasai seHW1ENs civ GA
RAGE. Brandywine, Md, on Route
S01 and 8. three miles north OF
waldorf. -21
Evening star., 1949-02-15
SAlEsMEk (cont.) }

SALESMAN, merchandising man. age
25 to 80; permanent position; ex-
perienced in managing soda foun-
tain, outside sales experience desir-
able; to contact our dealers in Metro
politan Wash, and merchandise
their fountains; must have car; sal
ary and commission, automobile al
Apply In writing, SOUTHERN
RI2AIRIEs. INC, No. so M st. ne
sPEcfAnT9 MashsnSsSn "a issAiLRPs8SEN z Partially
presold product; low average. SIS
per week: must have car. Call RE.
1883 for interview. lie
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY. Also
drawing account arranged. We
train you to sell and you earn while
learning. Permanent position IN
the home Improvement field with op-
portunity for advancement If you
are earning less than S75 per week
it will pay you to investigate our
offer. Highest commission possible
will be paid to energetic men with
car. Apply 3rd floor, 72S 18th st.
Evening star., 1949-02-15
Mrs. Truman Still Gets Hoir-do
AT Modest Shop, Says Writer

On a shopping trip with Mrs.
John w. Snyder. wife of the Sec
retary of the Treasury. it was sug-
gested that she try on something,
too. Mrs. Truman said, There's
no use for me to try on anything
here. I can't afford your prices. :"
When it was mentioned that, for
the wife of the President, a charge
account was elastic, Mrs. Truman
replied pleasantly but firmly, II
never charge"
According to Mrs. Essary. Mrs.
Truman expects housekeeping Or
ders to be carried out. Her system.
the writer said, Is to keep silent
when the service Is poor and give