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Evening star., 1949-01-24
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

B0OKKEEPER. Alex. automobile
dealer: Apply in writing. Box
COUPLE-Must be Al with recent
city refs. working as couple in pvt
home. Live in. Own pvt. suite up
stairs. Good salary Sm fam
Must like children. OR. O644. -25
CREDIT DEPT. to train for position
of credit manager. Exceptional op-
portunity. Good salary and working
cond. HOFFMAN, UPHoLsTERERS,
sIiP COVER CUTTER, must have
ear. HoFFMANN uPHoLsTERERs,
WANTED two men or women, ages
1s to 35.. for full or part-time work
Is magaSine agents. Be in business
for yourself. Work from your own
home at your leisure time. We pay
highest commissions. For full par
ticulars call RE. 6436. KEYSTONE
READERS SERVICE. between 8 and
ADV. MGR, newspaper: d. c. com
munity: 10000 cir; cons. college
student part time. OK. 31o1. -35
SOLICITORS to work with photog-
rapher. 1905 Center Plaza, Alex
Eairlinkton ShoppinE Center -25
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT - Administrative as
sistant to audit books, prepare P&L
statements, make analyses and su-
pervise bookkeepers in small D. c.
and Nd. businesses. and generally
assist busy owner in operation Of
such business. Dtversifed account
ing exper., lot Of prac. business ex-
per, ability to operate on own in.
itiative and car are essential. Most
excel. future awaits the right man.
State exper. in comp detail, avail
- 4bility and salary expected in 2 con.
, Q hdential reply. Interview will be
: arranged. Box 227-S, Star. 20
ADVERTISING MANAGER with local
p. selling experience, wanted BY q
Washington newspaper; liberal sal
n , ary guaranteed; state experience
With telephone number when reply
.YisiS4 nE e RE- 4S61s saa. 1Epvs ssa5 Is ,.ms,.
with double-entry system; typins
= : required; excellent opportunity for
GaksR eiTr tlsS5 iM6Lf6ea Seasf gSs
, Of. nv. -26
Evening star., 1949-01-24
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the
Business ONCE, 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue, open
8 am. to II pm, or at any
of the Branch Offices
throughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 8 pm.
Lost and Found Advertise
ments on Page AS.
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SALESMAN

b6 900 up class. career opportunity
for right man. appointment selling
only; we have more contacts than
our present stan can cover. sup
ported by radio and masazine pub
licity. Draw against earned commits
sion ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITAIN
MICA. Call Mr. Magill, RE. COLL.
Evening star., 1949-01-24
HELP MEN

industrial debit man,
previously licensed, with clean pro
duction record; age 1859; $50
weekly guarantee; opportunity for
adyaneement. Ma. 2443. MR.. Nc
STEADY WORKERS ONLY. C." Good
pay, all-year-round work. Apply
Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Bladensburg
rd. ne. between 4 and pm any
work day. Ok
oPPoRTUNITY for sales representa-
tive; Diebold. Inc. has an opening
Tor capable man. exp in business
methods and systems equipment.
Please write stating personal and
6uslne0 qualifications to arrange
Tor appointment, DIEBOLD, INC. =,
1903 M st. NV. Ring Bldg., wash.
WANTED, 1st-class machinists and
NATIONAL. f.f'' ELEeTR1c 1PRE1 In MAeHiaa esIiSn;
SHOP, INC. al9 Jesup Blair dr.,
silver Spring, Md. 90
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SALESMAN

LIFE NSURANCE-Salary and com
mission during training period, II
you are between IS to 40, high
school graduate and seeking security.
opportunity and better income, ap-
ply JOHN HANCOCK LIFE ms.
CO.. 1887 De Sales st. NV, 4th Ar.
Evening star., 1949-01-24
COLLECTORS

routes in Alexandria: $50
per week and up assured to start.
increased earnings after two weeks
training; no experience necessary
permanent position: opportunity for
Advancement. Apply S11 11th st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-01-24
HELP

In income tax matters. The original
= tax center. We are here al yesar
III Vermont ave. NV. RE. 3631
/ or UE. O75p. Open ewes. Sat. and
\ sun. SIDNEY ]. BROWN, Director
Evening star., 1949-01-24
SAT,ESMANi

Make over $40 a day. Sell nation
ally advertised adding machine for
only S1295 complete. A desk-model
portable, precision built, fully guar
anteed. every inch . business ma
chine. Easy to operate, easy to sell.
easy for you to make big money at
49ee proilt. For life-size color photo
and full details with no obligat ton,
write today to LIGHTNING ADD
ING MACHINE CO., INC, Dept. PJ,
543 South Spring St, Los Angeles
13. Calf "a
Evening star., 1949-01-24
Sales Representative

nationally known recognized cleo
tronic training organization. has
opening for an experienced educa-
tionsl representative. Washington,
D. c., territory. Plenty OF direct
leads furnished. Applicant must
have q proven clean sales record in
this type of work Also have car
and be over 40 years old. Our COM
plete p-to-the-minute resident and
home study program for practical
electronic training makes the terri
tory produce commissions for a ca
pable. experienced worker in excess
Of $4,000 yearly. Only applicants
statins age, previous experience. or
ganizations worked for and other
qualifications will be considered and
granted personal interviews. Write
fully to PAUL T. WEBB, P. o. Box
1888. PHILADELPHIA l. Pa. "a
Earnings Up to 5000 Weekly
Selling the finest all-aluminum storm
screen windows and doors. Mind
you, this Is the most completely
backed by extensive advertising and
one Of the oldest. reliable firms in
the country. VIM. BoRNsTE1N 4
NV ia 6R0O 81
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HAlR & SCALP CLINIC
Phone Executive 1892

Suite 6O6-6O9 Bend bIde.
S.W. Cor. 18th St. and N. Y. Ave.
HOURS: $50 AN. 10 7:3o p.M.
Saturdays, $50 AN 10 Pm.
SfPARATE TREATMENT FACILITIES
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1949-01-24
Educational Statesmen

Educational SaleSnen
Mr. r. @. made S35 his first day
after training. experienced salesmen
make even more. National organi-
cation offers rapid advancement to
supervisory positions. no cold can
vassing. High-caliber men and
women with cars wanted for perma-
nent positions. Personal interviews,
Suite l0Ol Dunnnf Circle BLDG -2h
Evening star., 1949-01-24

Asst Credit Manager
Retail store credit experience. Ex-
cellent opportunity for right man.
Employment ONCE. third floor.
Raleigh Haberdasher
1910 p 81 OK
Evening star., 1949-01-24
MEN WANTED-21 to 40

MEN WANIED|Z1 TO 40
Are you interested in permanent. In
teresting work? Investisate the
opportunities offered by CAPITAL
TRANSIT CO. as street car or bus
operators. Average earnings about
leave, free transportation and PEN
sion system. No experience neces-
sary. We teach you and pay you
while training. Apply now. $50
am to II noon, Monday through
st. NV. 1Take Routes io.Rosslymn, NJ
20-Cabin John. 30-Friendship Hgts.
street cars to door, -27
Evening star., 1949-01-24
MAN 25 TO 40

MAN, Is TO 40
Years of age with car for property
management department Of old es-
tablished real estate arm. Must
have thorough knowledge of manag-
ing buildings Call Mr.. FISHER,
ST. 1900, for APPOINTMENT -o4
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TAILOl

Experienced on mems garments
day week.
GARFINCKEL'S
II ct At lAfh
Evening star., 1949-01-24

SILK SPoTTER, plant manager, many
years of experience; one who has
had excellent former connections;
erences from former places Of en-
ployment required: state salary re-
auired to start. Box 459-R, Star.
Evening star., 1949-01-24

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Evening star., 1949-07-20
Miss Pigg
To Be Wed

Announcement is made by Col.
Albert M. Pigg, Signal Corps,
~. S. A., and Mrs. Pigg of Arling-
ton of the engagement Of their
daughter, Loya Lynn. to Mr.. Sam
uel E. Wheatley, son of Capt.
Charles Wheatley. M. c.. U. S. NJ,
retired. and Mrs. Wheatley OF
Bethesda. The wedding will take
place Saturday. August 13. at st.
Johns Episcopal Church at 8
o'clock in the evening.
Miss Pigg attended Mary Wash
ington College in Fredericksburg
Va, and now is a student at the
George Washington University
Mr.. Wheatley. who is grand
son of the late Mr.. Samuel E
Wheatley. a former District COM
missioner, was graduated from
the University of Maryland in
1947 and now is with the Naval
Ordnance Department at White
Oaks.
Evening star., 1949-07-20
Society News
Costu Ricun Ambassador Entertoins
Two Other Latin American ENJOYS
By Betty Murphy

Rivas- -Mena. Col. M. Cordova and
Maj. c. Ortuno.
The Commercial Secretary Of
the Pakistan Embassy and Mrs.
Farookhi, she in a beautiful laven-
der sari, chatted with Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Hopkins who had
just returned from a honeymoon
abroad. And Father Joseph Thorn
ing, close friend of many Of the
Latin Americans, came up from
Carrollton Manor just for the
party.
The Minister Counselor OF the
Chilean Embassy, Mario Rodri-
guez, was deep in conversation
with Jose Baron and Sam Fiddle,
then joined his wife who was be-
ing photographed with the United
States Ambassador to the OAS
and Mrs. Paul C. Daniels.
The Bolivian Ambassador, Scnor
Don Martinez Vargas, and the
Uruguayan Ambassador, DR.. Al
berto Dominguez-Campora. were
"bachelors" for the day. but the
Honduran Ambassador. DR.. Rafael
Heliodoro Vale, squirrel his wife.
Then there were the Ecuadorean
Minister Counselor and Sonora de
Moscoso, Jose Colon of the GAS.
Senorita Anita Ramirez-Duque of
the Panamanian Embassy: and of
course Paul Murphy, who has
served at the Union for twenty
years and helped engineer the
party Yesterday.
Evening star., 1949-07-20

No Washington visitor has ever
had a better time here than
Jane Hadley from st. Louis, who
left last week after a visit with
the Clark Cliffords. A very at
tractive brunette in her middle
30s, she had all the men
intrigued, including the v. P.
The Cliffords gave her a down.
the-river supper party on the
Margie the day Of her arrival
The Margie, one of the presi-
Dental boats. is the cleanest
cruiser in existence. You could
eat off any part of its deck and
every cushion on it is always in
closed in freshly laundered white
covers. Members of the Presi-
dents White House family can
use it once in a while. but before
anybody raises a hue and cry
let it be stated that every time
any one of them does use 1t, he
is billed for every morsel and
mouthful of food and drink served
thereon!
The Vice President, the Secre-
tary of State and Mrs. Dean
Acheson, and a few other tops
were on this party for the young
widow who is a secretary for q
railroad executive and was hav-
ing her first vacation In five
years.. ~@
Barkley gave a luncheon for
her at the Senate followed by
cocktails later in the day. Belgian
Ambassador Silvercruys enter
tanned for her, Betty Fulbright
gave a luncheon in her honor
and the Cliffords gave a dinner al
the Shoreham which the Veel
also went to and had a whirl
dancing just about every dance
The visitor from Missouri, who
by that time, was wide-eyed with
Washington glamour, was also
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. ia!
Hayden and Mrs. James Wads
worth and she went to the Morris
Cafritz party where the rest O.
Evening star., 1949-07-20
Emily Post

A wedding point that I'd like to
emphasize is brought up in this
mothers letter: Mary wants
more of a wedding than we really
can afford to give her. But even
more important is our dislike of
stepping out Of our normal way
of living in entertaining in a way
that others know is beyond our
means. Mary thinks we should
have wedding and reception that
is in keeping with her fance's
family status and she argues that
they will even be delighted to con-
tribute financially. I'm really
confused and would naturally like
to do the right thing for my
daughter, but at the same time
nothing out Of place"
You are the hosts, not the bride
groom's family. and the wedding
preparations should fit your own
means. 1t would be entirely out
of keeping to provide clothes,
floral decorations and food so
Evening star., 1949-07-20
Exclusively Yours,
Pretty Visitor Intrigues Top Officials;
Capital to Lose Two Popular Britishers
By Betty Beole

Capital officialdom was gathered
Moral-visit the Clark Cliffords
Marry Clifford and her two tall
blond daughters. by the way. are
leaving tomorrow to spend the
rest of the summer at Rye Beach
N. H. c. c.. himself. will have to
stay close to Washington as long
as Congress is in session.
It's now official that the Capital
is going to lose two of the most
popular Britishers ever to come to
Washington. though it won't be
for few months yet.
Mai. Gen. Julian Gascoigne
deputy commander of the British
Army staff, and his wife have the
best of the conservative English
qualities without trace of stuff
ness. Charming, natural and
sincere, they do not play the IA
miliar Capital game of choosing
friends by rank and influence
they pick theirs because they like
them.
Gen. Gascoignes elegant mill
tary figure. topped by ,monocle
and mustachios. will be seen in
London from December on at all
the most important court func-
tions. AS commander of the Lon
don District and, major general
commanding The Brigade OF
Guards, he and his delightful wife
Joyce. will be In constant demand
lat social affairs. On the working
side. he will.be at the head of a
fairly small military area but g
very important one, succeeding
Maj. Gen. John Marriott. who, by
the way, is coming to the United
| Sta teS neyt month
Evening star., 1949-07-20
Flies tOCaraCas

The Venezuelan Ambassador
Senor Don Jose Rafael Pocaterra
left yesterday by plane for Ca
racas where he will spend about
10 days. During his absence, the
Minister Counselor of the Embas-
sy. Senor DR.. Santiago E. Vera
will be Charge d'Affaires.
Evening star., 1949-07-20
Party Given
F0rOfficer

several IL llcliuS VI ht' SOA' A-NAH
A. Calderon, Air Attache OF the
Venezuelan Embassy. got together
last evening for dinner to cele-
brate Col. Calderon's promotion
from a major to lieutenant colo
mel. The party was held on the
Shoreham Terrace.
Guests attending the dinner in
cluded the Venezuelan Ambassa-
dor to the Organization Of Amer
ica States, DR.. Gonzale Carne-
vail; the Minister Counselor OF
the Embassy of Venezuela, DR..
Santiago E. Vera; the Naval At
tache, Comdr. Wolfgang Larraza-
bal; Maj. Maguel de la Rosa. the
Counselor of the Embassy, Dr.
Manuel Reyna, and the Second
Secretary, DR.. Otmaro Silva.
The Assistant Naval Attache OF
the Embassy, 1t. Juan Marquee;
the Assistant Air Attache, 1t
Felix Armando Ramirez; the First
Secretary, Senor Domingo de
Tovar: the Third Secretary, Senor
Luis j. Guevara, and the Com
mercial Counselor, Senor Jose Gil
Borges, also were there. Others
present were Senors Jose Alvar-
ado, Manuel Felipe Rugeles, and
Jose S. Penella.
The Commercial Attache OF the
Canadian Embassy and Mrs. John
H. English entertained at dinner
last evening on the Shoreham's
Terrace. Their guests numbered
eight. Also giving an informa
dinner party were Senator anc
Mrs. Irving M. Ives.
Evening star., 1949-07-20

ANY Latin American ambassa-
dor who wishes may entertain
guests at the Pan American Union
at any time. And it's a wonder
that many don't, more often than
they do. for there's hardly a
more beautiful spot in Washing
ton. In fact few parties and
fewer concerts, like those in the
old days, have been given there
since the beginning of the war.
But there was a delightful return
to that custom last night. when
the Costa Rican Ambassador and
Sonora de Esquivel gave a recep-
ton in honor of two well-known
representatives to the Organiza-
ton of American States, the
Uruguayan Ambassador and Sc
nora de Moro and the Salvadorean
Ambassador and Sonora de Cas-
tro.
The party was held in the BEAU
tiful Aztec garden behind the
main building where the sum-
mer concerts used to be given.
In fact a section of the Air
Force Band, under the direction
Of Col. George S. Howard, played
a program of music all evening.
Col. Howard will direct the band
again next Wednesday, when the
Costa Rican Ambassador and
Sonora de Esquivel are hosts at
. concert in the Aztec garden.
Then the guests will have an
opportunity to hear some of the
musical compositions of Jaime
Fonseca, Second Secretary of the
Costa Rican Embassy. and to see
his wife. Hortensia. interpret the
music by her dancing.
Envoy Presents Coins
But returning to last nights
party. A pleasant surprise was
In store for the honor guests. In
fact 1t was complete surprise
to all the guests. Just as every
one had finished supper. many
seated at small tables around the
lily pond, their attention was
drawn to the terrace above the
garden where the Costa Rican
Ambassador and his wife were
standing with the honor guests.
Some one had clapped for silence,
then the host stepped forward
and spoke a few words in Spanish.
Afterward he presented to each
of the two ambassadors a beauti-
full gold coin. which I later
learned bore the shield of Costa
Rica on one side and the inscrip-
ton. I'm appreciation of your
friendliness toward Costa Rica'
on the other. Jorge Hazera,
counselor Of the embassy, ex-
planned that his country gives no
medals or decorations. but the
gold coins were being presented
by the ambassador as mementos.
There is no president of Costa
Rica either. It's government is
administered by a "Junta," or
small group of top officials. One
of these, DR.. Daniel Oduber. who
is secretary OF the Junta, was a
prominent guest at yesterdays
party.
Our new Assistant Secretary of
State Edward Miller was another
guest, and Raymond Muir of the
same department. and Mrs. Muir
were others.a The popular Qua
temalan Ambassador. DR.. Ismael
Gonzalez-Arevalo, who said his
wife and family are enjoying their
stay at Rehoboth Beach. was in
group that included the Colom-
bian Ambassador to the OAS and
Sonora de Villegas and the Pana-
manian Ambassador to the OAS
and Sonora de Vallarino.
Delegates Are Present
Inter r-American Defense Board
delegates and their wives in the
throng included Gen. Francisco
Tamayo, Col. and Mrs. Carlos M.
Bobeda, Col. and Mrs. Arturo
Evening star., 1949-07-20
Wed Recently

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bernstein
announce the recent marriage of
their daughter, Miss Jean Bern
stein. to Mr.. Mishel Bernstein.
son Of Mr.. Michael Bernstein and
the late Mrs. Bernstein,
Evening star., 1949-07-20

elaborate that these would cause
comment by all who know your
financial circumstances. My sug-
gestion is a suitably simple we'd
ding. After she is married. your
daughters new in-laws can give
any sort of reception of welcome
to her that they care to.
ToIkine With Strangers
Dear Mrs. Post: We live in a
small town and occasionally eat
in the hotel dining room. usually
sharing a table with some one
who is stranger. Should my
husband introduce himself and
then me? Or what?
Answer: When seated at table
with strangers it is not customary
to introduce yourself. But if you
and the stranger happen to get
into a friendly conversation, yor
or your husband might give your
name-but if you talk only brief
ly, you do not.
Gift From Man to Girl
Dear Mrs. Post: May a girl ac-
cept a birthday gift of watch
from a young man who is very
good friend but not her f1ance?
Answer: One that is of value
definitely no. But one of small
cost would not seem improper.
Visiting Card lnvitotions
Dear Mrs. Post: Should an in
vitation on a visiting card reading
Mr.. and Mrs. John Doe, at home
3 until 5 o'clock" be acknowledged
and, If 50, how?
Answer: If "R.S.V.P." is on the
invitation an acceptance or regret
is expected. Otherwise not.
Evening star., 1949-07-20

lSone people think introduce
tions are Dery confusing. but
they should be Dery simple.
Mrs. Post explains hon to intro
duce family and friends in her
leafet, E-17, "Introductions."
To obtain a copy, send 5 cents
in coin and a stamped, selt-ad-
dressed envelope to her in care
of The Euening Star. P. o. Boz
SO, Station G. NeW York 19,
N. Y. Mrs. Post is sorry she
cannot ansWer personal mail.J
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-02-04
Regional
Views
BY Richard Gosser, Vice President
International UAW-CIO

Under present high living costs the effect unemployment
is te quickly Most people have little savings Their
ponos nave been cashed in and long Therefore it
behooves to think Bit quickly about revampng h1
unemployment compensation laws of Ohio
The United Labor of the Ninth Congressional
District OF the State of Ohio commonly known as the UC
seriously concerned with the problem of unemployment
am asking state representatives Michael and
FRANK King to present to the State Legislature
possible.
Everyone who works for wage must be interested in
raising the compensation benefit extending the
orly important to while there jobs filled but
when the slack period hits must be able
family decently then, too.
When voted last November @ we were thinking in
terms OF the candidates platforms not personalities po
that Ohio State Legislature make good on the cam
paign promises of the majority
Daas and King and believe that the other epresena
ing the wage Garner.
The present minimum amount of weekly CONDENSATION
SO We ask that be increased to $3.50 The present maxi
munthe most earning $581 quarterly draws
S2l We propose that be increased $3250
plus So for each dependent however the benefits
case should not exceed 75 of the total paid during the
base period of employment
We think proposal are not asking too much
We suggest eliminating the twoweek waiting period
there good for having the place
mas deprived the worker and his family of needed assistance
We that the number of extended
the present schedule ranging from % weeks
schedule of SO weeks
Forbiddng benefits waiting time allowance to anyone
who has lost employment by labor disturbance
other than lockout most unfair Such
tool in the hands of unscrupulous employer desiring
break the union in his plant AS classic example
Others cite the of the North Electric Manufacturing
Company Gallon, Ohio vice president boasted
advance of the strike that the company plan -
prolonged strike the workers breaking
union. We ask repeal of this discriminatory section.
People don't ask to be unemployed aren't
pecay those with families to support They can't They
must eat and live deceny of the time s65
is the responsibility of industry provide employ
men Otherwise the government must step bridge
with worthwhile work projects else provide sufficient
weekly benefits
1t to wait until the wolf must
sudden squirt by manufacturing plant thing
brings people into the community hundreds
miles around then leaves them here without
ducon levels off Government councils comprising represen-
taves of industry labor and should up
every locality Council DEVELOPMENT based
the right idea but is not inclusive We should
sub councils
The present Ohio State legislation unemployment coA
penaton falls far short of what needed benefits
insufficient from the beginning believe the present
of legislators is the fairest
long time and look to them right the wrongs
delegations