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Evening star., 1949-08-28
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BOARDING. OK DAT SCHOOL
MODERN DoRMIToRY ON CAMPUS
Fully accredited. Prepares boys for leading
tion, small classes. Thorough drill in fun.
damentals. Extra.eurricular program. Large
gymnasium, athletic field. Shop, hobbies, dra.
gaties, music. Aptitude tests. County set.
ing. elevation $50 feet. twenty miles to
Eaneref School. Box 222. So. Orange. N. j.
x Local Rep. Mrs. Eve Mccormick.
S512 Rvnnymsds Pi NV, Washington, b. G.
Tel. ORdwoy 2579
Evening star., 1949-12-05

Nearly every traditional dish
has its variations-even in name,
or spelling. as well as in its method
of preparation. Take that great
Jewish dish, for instance, "gefullte
fish"-or "gef1lte fish" or filled
fish"-you may find 1t under any
number of titles in the various
cookbooks.
I have had this concoction Of
fered me in simple form, as a
plain fish dish, and at other times
as a special kind of fish balls,
which are very good. indeed. Sup
pose we look into the preparation
of the simpler version first:
Three pounds of fish (whitefish.
pike or carp are the best) are
called for. The fish is washed
and cleaned well and cut into
2-inch slices. The meat must be
cut carefully away from the skin
so that the skin remains whole.
Put the meat Of the fish, together
with one onion, through a food
chopper and add egg, well
beaten; " cup water, salt and
pepper to taste. Mix well and
then stuff into the fish skin, FORM
ing meat patties. Into a kettle
put 3 onions, sliced; a sliced car
rot, the fish bones. salt, pepper
Evening star., 1949-12-05

in cold water and drain. Add
three eggs to the wet bread, mix
well and then stir in the ground
fish and onion, adding salt and
pepper to taste.
Now, after you have mixed all
this thoroughly. dip a mixing
spoon in cold water, f1ll 1t with the
fish and bread mixture to form
meat balls about the size Of a
peach. Drop these very carefully
into the boiling stock, reduce heat
to sinmering point and let bubble
slowly for one hour. Remove the
balls to hot platter or bowl,
keeping them warm.
Blend a tablespoon Of butter
with 2 tablespoons Of flour over
heat. stir well and pour in, the
fish stock. which has been thor
oughly strained. Bring to q boil
again. Beat up the yolk Of an
egg, add 3 tablespoons Of the boil
ing fish bouillon to it and then
add that to the stock. Sprinkle
stock, or bouillon, with chopped
parsley and pour it over the fish
balls. A garnish Of cooked carrot
strips, lemon wedges, watercress
or parsley adds to the effective
ness Of the dish.
Evening star., 1949-12-05
The Chef Says

and two cups of water. When this
mixture boils, lower the fish pat
ties into it. Cover and let sim
mer for 3 hours. Add glass OF
water every half hour as liquid
boils down. When well reduced.
allow to cool slightly. remove fish
to dish and pour sauce over.
And now for a fancier interpre-
tation:
Three pounds of fish are cleaned,
washed and sprinkled with salt.
Then the fish is left in the re-
frigerator overnight. Next day
wash off the salt and. using a
sharp knife, cut of the heads, re-
moving the eyes. Take off skin
and remove bones. Put the skin,
bones and heads in a large kettle,
with cold water to cover, about l
quart or so.
Flavor this stock well with a
dash of cinnamon, ! onion, sliced; |;
some peppercorns, a carrot or two
cut lengthwise and some celery
leaves. Let all this boil good and
hard while you are preparing the
fish itself. which goes as follows:
Force the pieces of fish through
a meat grinder, with that extra
onion or two, boiled or unboiled.
Soak a couple Of slices of bread
Evening star., 1949-12-05
Little Apple
Pie

CFuSts
" cup flour
V teaspoon salt
" teaspoon baking powder
3 tablespoons Vhortening
~ to 2 tablespoons ice water
Filling.
V cup sugar
/ tablespoon flour
" teaspoon salt
" teaspoon cinnamon
/ cup apple slices Il large
apple)
" teaspoon butter
/. Crust: Sift together " cup
-four. " teaspoon salt and the
baking powder; cut in shorten
ing with two knives or q pastry
blender until pieces are the
size of peas. Mix in ice water
gently with a fork, using only
enough water to make dough
stick together. Pat dough into
q ball and chill.
2. Roll out - Of pastry and
line q 6-inch heat-resistant
glass pie plate with it.
8. Combine sugar. ! table
spoon flour, u teaspoon salt
and the cinnamon. Sprinkle
/ tablespoon Of this mixture
In bottom Of unbaked pie shell.
Arrange apple slices on top
and sprinkle with rest Of sugar
mixture. Dot with butter.
4. Roll out remaining pastry:
cut Sits in top to let out steam
and place over filling. Trim
edges, leaving 1a-inch overlap.
Tuck overlap under bottom
crust and crimp edges.
5. Bake in moderate oven.
375' Fahrenheit, for about 80
minutes or until apples are
tender and crust is brown.
Evening star., 1949-12-05
For December Reading
OF Margaret Mitchell and
Her Book, q Best-SeIIer Still
Bx Betty Miles

IT was raised on The War;" the
late Margaret Mitchell once de-
clared. "I thought 1t had all hap
pened q little while before I was
born. I was ten years old before
I found out General Lee lost, and
1t came as q bitter shock to me"
The life of Margaret Mitchell
Is discussed in McCalps this
month by Columnist Robert C..
Ruark. This is the first Of two
articles, on the famous author by
Mr.. Ruark.
Raised in the days when the
"childern should be seen and not
heard" school of thought still pre-
vailed, the author OF Gone With
the Wind" sat on many an adults
knee and heard the Civil War and
all its aspects discussed again and
again. Fiery old veterans still
lived in her childhood. and the
war was contantly the center OF
heated arguments for them.
Peggy Mitchell had her theme
In mind most of her adult years,
and when she sat down to spell 1t
out on the typewriter the key
board didn't very often stutter,"
MIR. Ruark declares. "Iti was a
simple theme Of survival-the
emergence Of the strong from
chaos"
An Atlanta debutante and later
. reporter for the Sunday Maya
zine of the Atlanta. Journal, she
led a gay and vital young life. As
q debutante, Mr.. Ruark declares,
she was, even as Scarlet, admired
by many men and few women.
General admiration for her grew
through the years, and upon her
death she was mourned by many.
It was said that she was plan
ming another book with a Civil
War theme, yet unlike Gone With
the Wind" when she died. She
also planned a play on the inabil-
ity of the famous to have private
lives. .s-
This is an interesting portrait
of the woman whose only book
has sold six million copies since
1885, and that has continued to
sell more vigorously through the
years than the latest best sellers.
Covering all Of 16 pages in color
are the illustrations by Nettie
Weber for the condensation Of
Charles Tazewell's "The Littlest
Angel" that appears in this
months Coronet. Readers may be
familiar with the popular Loretta
Young version Of this story on
records.
The Little Angel" Of course, Is
the story of the small heavenly in
habitant who couldn't keep his
halo shining, and who in general
did not f1t into the quiet and re-
strained atmosphere Of Heaven
His gift for the Christ Child
though, of his favorite, boyish
treasures, was the one most "a
vored by the Heavenly Father, and
transformed. became the Star thai
shone over Bethlehem.
Roxa Wright, needlework editor
Evening star., 1949-12-05
by PEGGY Roberts

sSSSy
These attractive slippers are
easy to make and easy to pack.
Make . pair for yourself and an
other to present bride-to-be.
Pattern envelope No. R2880
contains hot-iron transfer for two
designs, sewing and making di-
rections, material requirements
and color chart.
To obtain this pattern send 20
cents In coins. giving pattern
number, your name. address and
zone number to Peggy Roberts,
The washington Star, P. o. Box
100. Station q, New York -. N. Z.
Evening star., 1949-12-05

Cookies
Tiny pieces Of semi-sweet choc.
olate may be added to meringue-
type cookies made with egg white,
sugar, salt and vanilla.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
SALESAEh

SALESMAN, colored, no experience
necessary; guaranteed earnings Of
$50 wk; 1129 9th st. NV. VIM.
ExPARTFNErSo sHAkRLER Co. in9:t4is 1U 4s17 ss
agent, 40-55 years Of age. oppor-
tunity for permanent security, salary
and commission. For interview,
phone lsa TN. 4545 between 10 and
AtTfoo yi SALESMAN to sell the mZo new
mission. MONROE FORD CO, 1887
East-West hwy, Silver Spring, Md.
EXECUTIVE SALESMAN Client
ns nHens sses aT0ash to RT1tssssns .ren.a Psa
INCOME With olaess
American life insurance company.
Three-year comprehensiye training
Ing clientele. Substantial guaranteed
income for those meeting require
ments. Write Box 273-B, Star, or
phone pI. 0762 for appointment.
area BY national ORGANISATION. rep
resenting manufacturers Of printing
equipment and supplies. Replies con-
fidential. Answer by. mali. giving
full details of previous printing
%EsTERR sEWsPaRss ssRs N s1Rssisais ~
Water ST.. Baltimore 2, Md. -25
SALESMAN-A leading candy manu-
featuring CO. has openings in Hyatts-
vile, and surrounding territories in
Md. Must have a car or small truck
and cash bond. Guaranteed salary,
car expense plus comm. CURTIS
CANDY CO., 212 N. Dentalon ST.,
Baltimore. 23 Md. Mail reply to :
above address -25
RIG WEEKLY EARNINGS NOW with
famous Hoover uniforms, including
nvlnn fnr uaitragSag haantv ehnrS
nurses, doctors, others, plus oppor.
tunity for prosperous future. Styles
quality, values build big business
fast. Outfit free. HOOVER, Dept,
M, New York IL. N. Y. .,
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Classified Ad Rotes
YI AL-~.&{~~r~
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
! or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
, to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
I times or longer consecutively
31c per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, SC per
line additional.
Advertisements of New Auto
mobiles, soc per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising 35 miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, 8 am. to 9 pm.
Saturday, am. to 2 pm.
sunday, IL am. to 8 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business Office,
11th and Pennsylvania ave; at any
Of the Branch Offices throughout the
city, or
PHONE STERLING 5000
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second in
sertion.
II advertisement was prepaid. re-
tain cash register receipt. which bears
serial number with date and identi-
f1es your advertisement
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make note of the
cancellation number. This Is i'm
portant in case of adjustment.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
SAT,ESMEN

major appliances and
missions, excellent opportunity for
producer. Call Ho. 1900 for ap-
pointment. -25
SALES REPRESENTATIVE to sell
essential services to restaurants.
hotels. clubs and tnstitutions for
national corporation. Repeats. Sub
stantial drawing account, good COM
mission. Excellent opportunity Tor
top-notch closer. Box 221-B, Star.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. full
man. CASPER SERVICENTER, 640O
n y. ave-. Takoma Park. Md. SLIGO
sHEETMETAL MECHANIC, and help
er, experienced men for roofing shop;
good wages and steady work. Apply
J. c. FLOOD CO.. rear 2112 14th
saiEEETi-MErAL MECHANIC, exper.,
steady worker. no drinking, $3.50
per hr. Apply pm. Monday, 1246
Taylor Ct: NV. ATCHISoN g. KEEL
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced @o in
shoes for the family; permanent
position. 3412 14th st. NV. Tu.
SHOE HOE sALEsMAN-Must be e experi-
enced in selling womens high-grade
shoes. Salary and commission. SLA-
ToNIAM, FOOTWEAR. 1929 Conn.
SHOE statesmen, experienced only.
YOUNGs. 1905 F st. NV. Il
Evening star., 1949-09-25
HELP MEN

MARRIED MEN. experienced, to con-
tact clients in Washington area;
average income S75 week: car not
necessary. Ask for MR.. HODGE. 927
10th st, NV. 20
MAN. experienced in min
S3,00O-S 900 first year. Write fully
Give phone. Box 1870, Star.
SALES OPPORTUNITY to expert
enced storm window men with cars;
200 commission Also men with
any direct selling experience. CAP
ITAL SUPPLY CO., 1000 K st. NV.
GOOD MAN for outside work in up
holstery and drapery shop must be
experienced in cutting slipcovers.
4477 Conn ave. NV. -27
"a earning 'e over s7'5oo @ N per years Year. we we
need another to work with him.
Our man will train and show the
one selected exactly how he works.
This is permanent dignifled pcsi-
tion with a company with over 100
cants will not be considered who
do not have adequate references,
or those over As yrs. OF age. A car
is essential. 8 days of 5 hours per
day work is demanded. Replys held
in strict confidence, For personal
number and full particulars, Box
249-B. Star.
YOUNG MAN, age 1926. married;
must have car. to do merchandise
ing work, Metropolitan Wash and
vic. for a national food company
excellent opport. Salary, commits
sion and car allowance. Apply only
in writing. Box 369-D, Star. -25
SELL the new spiral blades for hack
saws: huge profits Sold $1,000 in
Los Angeles first 30 days. HUNTER
TOOL CO.. Los Angeles 35, Calf.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

AUTO METAL MAN, experienced.
Call Mr. Tiller. MANDELL CHEW
AUTO MOTOR TUNE-UP MAN. for
Eos Eord M Msgeney; onsa excellent lent ,a s1ndisions:
PALMER. BIO Hamilton St., Hyatts-
vile, Nd. WA O90O. -26
AUTO PARTS SALESMAN-Must have
experienceeas automotive parts and
guarantee you $4,000 per year.
State age. experience. Box 1867,
AUTO PARTS MAN-Man exper. in
Mopar parts to work in our parts
wholesale organization. Exper. in
Dodge truck parts desirable but not
Nelson, TREW MOTOR CO. 2I0i
14th st. NV. DE. 1910. 20
AUTO Statesmen, married, 25-35
years old; neat, sober and willing
soossbAx ss5 s:s5 HS5; MSFoss Re ss;s'a a4SS &
Conn; ave. NV, between 10 am.
AufoMoBfIR inH BHDR saLEsMfN "a ne TO pm ssi new
and used: exper. pref. but not nee
essary; sal. and comm. Apply Mr..
Hoffman, CALVERT MOTORS. INC.
De Soto-Plymouth Dealer, 1141 East
ATfo VS. szy szEEsMEN slEsT sorinE or YncoinMer
in deals. GRADY MOTORS. 7so8
AUTO SALESMAN, experienced used
car man. Our cars are clean, priced
low and sold with an easy finance
plan. Excellent salary and commits
sion TO start, with . good future.
Box 232-X. Star. -
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Electricians Helper
Ton u-oUas pbone CrJ dood

Top wages. Pnone Cd. 4Z2f. -ZI
ELECTRICIANS HELPER
Experienced. WA. 1872.
ELECTRIC WIRING MAN. over 35,
dependable. settled, willing to learn.
All battery wiring. Other low In
stallations open for man capable Of
ErG4KoS1ds hf9dias sS1 raG1SEEks sssT and
INSTRUMENT CO, 471s Bethesda
ave. Bethesda. Md.
ENGINEER, experienced; class 3: give
full particulars as to experience.
age and race. Apply Box 25l-z.
ESCORT SERVICE. newly established
in Wash.,t now interviewing gentle
men over 81, available for afternoon
or evening, employment as escorts or
personal shoppers. Must be mature
and poised CHARACTER references re-
FIELD REPRESENTATiVE-National
finance CO. We desire single men.
20-2s years old with some college
training. Good opportunity for
CORP, 1913 Georgia ave. NV. ia.
FLOOR BOYS ie). age 1881, to help
move cars in and out Of parking
lot; must have license; 5 days; z
m. TO pm. hALE1 7 3, nv,
2O20 NJ st NV. Ma. 1900. -26
FOREMAN for service station; perma-
nent position; 40-hr. wk.: fmploye
discount on purchases and other
company Dement'S. Apply personnel
office, SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO.,
X 45U0 Wis. ave. NV. -27
FURNITURE FNISHER, experienced.
for work with large furniture store:
must have automobile; good pay,
disqualification and paid vacation.
Apply in person, Mr.. Igoe, HOUSE
q HERMANN FURN. CO., Dol
FUfRNiisTlURE Statesmen for satur-
days, experience not NECESSARY; sal
ary and commission. Apply Mr..
Geraci. NATIONAL FURNITURE
FURN1TURE iR: III 's 'ssAIiEsMxN. Il MAI experienced
man only; with local references;
salary $50 to start, plus commission;
steady position. Phone MA. 9577 for
appointment. TURNER'S.
GARDNER, thoroughly experienced
white man. for large apartment de.
yelopment in Landover, Md. Call
GAS station ATTENDANT. white,
experienced. reliable and Industrious:
must have references, mechanical
experience helpful. Apply to AL
TION, 247 Carroll st., Takoma PIX,
Evening star., 1949-09-25

HELP MEN

FOLLOW-UP on collec-
tions; only experienced apply: under
45 with local background; perma-
nent, well established firm. Call
FIX. 1865 after 9 am. -27
INSTALLATION MEN
We have openings for several expert.
enced TV installation men Steady
round-the-year employment, top pay,
son: LACY'S Service B6iidins, Half
and Que SITS. sw i
TELEVISION SERVICE MEN-Tele-
vision men who have had expert
ence and are looking for job with
a future. If you have background
ested in working in our we'll equip
ped air. conditioned shop Top pay,
excel. working conds. Apply in per
son, LACY'S Service Building, Half
Evening star., 1949-09-25
MEN
LOOKING FOR
OPPORTUNITY

If your present position leads to no.
where and your present earnings are
and desirous Of making more money
with real conscientious work. then
this Is your opportunity to become
associated with one Of Americas S
leading manufacturers of electrical
equipment listed on the New York
Stock Exchange. Men selected will
be thoroughly trained in our proven
merchandising method. and earnings
during training will be above aver
age.
QUALIFICATIONS
We will employ several men, over %,
of good character and able to handle
company funds and merchandise
honestly. Must be neat and have
good local references. Car essential,
but not absolutely necessary. Good
opportunity for advancement In our
national organization. Starting COM
pensation will be discussed at In
terview.
Apply to
Mr.. CHAPMAN
Hotel, 11th and e sts.
NV. between IL an. and 1 pm.
Sunday, Sept. rs, only.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

JANITOR for hotel; sober, reliable,
single; quarters furnished; $100
month. 1901 K ST., NV.
$sESa ;sE' Ss. ss:s:,: for g. sft2|s; HS
JANSIi9ToR's ASSISTANT. colored; pre-
fer middle-ag man; for large apt.
house: no quarters; must be sober
and reliable. THos:. J: FISHER &
Jf%ELsY fH LsG 81 sSLEsaAS asa n nx SUBSTANTIAL
mission and bonus: full details and
references REQUIRED. in 1st letter
r,R Ne RhSns MsRS q personal fNe a4e eall' :. Ar
drivers permit. Il s St NV NV. Wss rs
LAUNDRY MANAGER
Age 25 to, so, prefer man with in
LORD Fl : BAIFiMoRG I:Hi 5isisn1i' HoTEE f'1sf,
Baltimore 8. Nd. 80
LAWYER, 3s years or under, mini
aunnd mum years legal snn fses gish n
least $4,000. Rated law ,firm re-
presenting local and non-local Or
ganizations, offers complete facili-
ties, participating interest in firm
WIFI W CApduO Gl1ChtClCs
Club and organizational Affiliations
should be stated. Box 366-C, Star.
LINoLEUM AND TILE mechanic. ex-
perienced; permanent job; Apply
LINOTYPE foIs PsG OPERAToRs, men who
have had experience in Job compo-
sition; night or lobster shifts good
working conditions. good pay:
CO. 210 @ st. NV. Ma. 1886. -27
Mergenthaler machine, in good con-
dition. Beautiful Pennsylvania
town within easy reach Of good
hunting and fishing. Permanent
position If satisfactory. TROY
GAZETTE-REGIST Troy, Penna.
LoCKsMITH wanted; experience nec-
essary; good base salary and comm.
Apply CAPITOL LOCK AND HARD
WARE CO., 1868 Georgia ave. -27
LUMBER SALES CLERK-Well-estab-
lished lumber yard has attrac perm.
openings for men with retail lum-
ber and hardware exper. Call Mr..
SAKE after 9:30. WI. 1922. I. s,
TssRssavl T9sRRsSyEkf md. 47s6 Bethesda ass aye
MANAGER. 5 sand 10 cent store;
must be exp. Apply KINGS, 1905
Ga. ave. Ia. 1888. -27
Evening star., 1949-09-25
HELP MEN

MECHANIC, exp. frame, front end.
working conditions and wages. Ap-
ply in person between am and
8 pm. FALLS CHURCH GARAGE,
INC. Lee hwy. and Hillwood ave-,
Falls Church, Va. -25
MESSENGER CLERK. permanent;
High school graduate, 1928, with
D. C. drivers license; mostly inside
work: 5-day, 40-hr wk.; weekly
paydays; liberal vacation and sick
leave; other employe benefits. Call
Monday through Friday, S:15-5. DI
1900, Ext 261. -26
bench; exper. only. Call OIL. 1855
Evening star., 1949-09-25
JEWEL TEA CO., INC.

lshed routes in Kensington, Nd.
We furnish route car and pay all
operating expenses Salary and COM
mission. Route now paying about
SIS per wk. We will consider only
applicants in the Wheaton or Ken
at our ofice. Write us a letter stat
Ing your age, marital status. pre-
vious sales eXper. and your phone
number. All replies will be kept in
strict confidence. Write to MR..
L. J. FRITZ, P. o. Box 46S, Silver
Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
OFFICE ENGINEER

With civil engineering background:
in both ofilce and field, for general
contractors main of1ce; $75 per
wk. Give details Of your qualifica-
tions Box 12O-D. Star. rs
OFFICE WORKER, with exper. in
typing and architectural blueprint
iron shop. Reply Box 3S4-D. Star.
OFFSET PREssMAN for 17xoa Har-
ris; steady work, paid vacation, D.
day week; very good proposition Tor
and color work. Box 352-c' Star.
OIL BURNER INSTALLER with oil
burner specialist license; good pay,
perm. position. See Mr.. Chase, A..
P. WOODSON CO.. 9th st. at Mich
iean ave. ne.
OIL BURNER ELECTRICIAN. expert
CO, $40 N. Randolph ST.. Arl.. Va,
bet. 7:30 and 8 am. -2S
OIL BURNER SERVICE and installa-
tion mechanic. exp. on domestic
burners; 4O-hour wk.. time and half
overtime: must furnish own ,transp,,
i.6erai car arr1MpTa a,l1Tance Apply SIN
ragut St ne. See Mr.. Vernon. -27
PAINTERS, ATTENTION
sT!ns Ia No ssat oSIs fsntt0ld men. Call after
PARKING ATTENDANTS, white, over
1S yrs: exper. required; regular
work. Apply parking lot. 18th and
PARTS II; MA MANAGER, experienced 0 in
sales, merchandising. buying and in
ventory control Chrysler Corp. new
car dealer. Excellent facilities.
Pleasant organization. Reply giving,
experience and salary requirements.
Box 9S-B, Star. -26
,ATENr SPECIFICATION WRITER
Position open for individual qualifled
applications; excellent Opportunity
and salary to qualifying party; only
those with patent experience need
apply Replies strictly confidential.
Write Box 131-B, Star. -25
PHARMACIST. registered; experience
and reference required. Apply WARD
MAN PARK DRUG STORE. NO.
PHARMACIST for perm. relief, 8 aft
ernoons and nights and every other
Sun. Ref. Write Box 117-B. Star.
PHARMACIST, excellent salary and
nSv 6onES; pieasans a ant T9TkinS conditions
Conn. ave. NV. Wo. $500. -25
Lge. national pharmaceutical manu-
facturer desires man for D. C. area.
detailing and selling; over 80, under
40: live in Washington; car required;
PIG or BIS degree. Please state ex-
perience, background and salary
expected in reply. Box 497-z, Star.
PHOTOGRAPHER - For babies and
small children. home portraits only;
salary and commission. Apply
MELLEN's STUDIO, 1857 Bladens-
burg ro. ne. 81
PHOTOGRAPHER needs Q callers;
home portraits; salary and commits
sion. 1923 e Capitol ST., Sun, 2
to 5. No phone calls.
PHOTOGRAPHER, must be thor
oughly experienced. for dept. store
studio, out of town; excellent oppor-
tunity and permanent position for
neat, personable and alert man.
Box 443-D. Star.
PHOTOGRAPHER, dark room worker.
Call TW. 1850 Sunday.
PHOTOGRAPHER, with car. expe-
rienced with babies: must be neat:
good commission. Apply 313 Shep-
herd st: NV. after 6 pm. or phone
TU. 1881 -26