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Evening star., 1949-01-27
u. s. Chamber Backs
Truman Call for End
OF 6. 0. p. Tariff Act
BY the Associated Press

The United States Chamber of
Commerce today indorsed President
Truman's call for repeal of the 1948
Republican-sponsored Tariff Act. 1t
also supported his request for resto-
ration of the full powers of the old
reciprocal trade negotiation law.
This development came shortly
after the United States associates
of the International Chamber of
Commerce issued statement sup
porting the Presidents tariff stand
and calling for a five-year extension
of the trade act, instead of the three
he had asked.
Earl o. Shreve, president. set forth
the United States Chambers posi-
ton in letter to Chairman Dough-
ton of the House Ways and Means
Committee.
Would Restrict Effectiveness.
He said the chamber felt the
amendments written into the trade
act by the 8Oth Congress would
restrict the effectiveness of admin
istrative procedure" of the recipro-
cal trade program.
Mr.. Truman told Congress re-
Gently that the Republican Tariff
Act hamstrings operations of the
program.
Under the old reciprocal trade law,
written early in the days of Frank
lin D. Roosevelt's administration, the
President could reduce tariffs, with
out any reference to Congress, in
trade pacts with countries that
agreed to cut their own trade bar
riers. Prior to that time. Congress
itself had written the tariff
schedules.
Shreve Outlines Policy.
Last year. when the Republicans
had control of Congress, they wrote
into the law a provision requiring
the President to make a detailed
explanation to Congress if he re-
duced a tariff against the advice of
the Federal Tariff Commission.
The Republicans extended the act
for only one year, whereas the Pres
ident asked for three.
In his letter to Mr.. Doughton, Mr..
Shreve stated the United States
Chambers policy as follows:
THE politely Of the Trade Agree
Evening star., 1949-01-27

ments Act should be continued. This
policy gives adequate authority fol-
the Government to reach ef-
fective agreements for the reciprocal
and selective adjustment of tariffs
and other barriers to trade, includ-
ing quota restrictions and other
obstacles to the reasonable flow OF
goods and services.
Appropriate Safeguards Urged.
There should be appropriate
safeguards in order to prevent
serious injury to domestic pro-
ducers"
Meanwhile, a segment of organ
lied labor let Congress know it is
opposed to restoration of the full
powers of the old reciprocal trade
agreements act and wants an end to
what it termed partisanship in
tariff law writing.
Identifying lcself as America S
Wage Farmers Protective Confer
ence, representing 100000 workers,
the organization urged retention of
the 1948 act provisions for the Fed
eral Tariff Commission to have a
larger voice in determining the
Evening star., 1949-01-27
limits which duty reductions can. be

limits which duty reductions can. be
made.
The conference spokesman said
the organization represents labor
principally in those industries in
competition with imports such as
glass and pottery:
The CIO has indorsed the Presi-
dents stand on tariffs. The AFL
did, too, but said I'VE recognize the
need of safeguarding American
labor in some industries = against
competition that threatens to
undermine our labor standards"
Evening star., 1949-01-27
lt.Q.G.) Ut. Hilton Dies;
Was Leukemiu Victim

1t. G.g) John Thomas Hilton,
U. S. N, 32-year-old Navy Medical
Service Corps officer, died at Be-
thesda Naval Hospital yesterday.
He suffered from leukemia, but
death was caused by a cerebral
hemorrage, the hospital said.
1t. Hilton was a South Carolina
native. His home was in Yemassee,
S. C. He was brought here from the
Evening star., 1949-01-27

Naval Hospital at Key West, Fla,
where he was stationed.
1t. Hilton entered the Navy in
1885, served at sea during World
War II and was commissioned in
Evening star., 1949-01-27

1945. He had attended two Navy
schools here.
His survivors include his widow.
Gladys c. Hilton of Yemassee.
where services will be held Saturday,
Evening star., 1949-10-09
HELP kAEN

SALESMAN-Fine opportunity to Join
an established flrm manufacturing
and marketing nationally advertised
signed territory. leads furnished;
must have car and be about $4,000
caliber. P. o. Box 909. Alex. Va.
SALESMAN, for fast-selling mer-
chandise; Liberal commissions. Out
portunity for the right person. Ap-
ply MR.. VICTOR, 2216 9th st. NV.
%
SALEsMAN-This is a challenge to
the man of character and good edu-
cation nsnt Th1 rs sanis nsb to pus natona per- or
eanisation. ahsat aa'u He viii viii not Be afraid
confidence in his selling ability to
work on a strictly commission basis.
He will be willing to work for Il, 2
look to a future of $5,O00-$1O,000
yearly. Selling experience not essen
tial but preferred. Age not over 40.
Car needed. Man selected will be
trained and supervised. Local pro.
needed in the operation Of every
business. Answer giving age. educa.
phone humber. BOX 253-E, star.
SALESMAN for nationally advertised
commission, car allowance. ~.
SALESMAN. top notch. age "a to 35.
Does 500 weekly interest you?
Follow denise CONTACTS; Must have
and good educational BACKGROUND.
This is lifetime opportunity, to
tions in in its neid. Complete train
|Si sHhEs s',s5M MANAdES. ssssais, sis ny TsFhsz
SALESMAN, retail haberdasher ex-
perience, assistant manager. Apply
in person; Wo0SDsRoW SS3s MENs ~
darlington Shopping Center.-l0
SALESMAN With or EithGut cut es, l.. viii viii
tate business. good income as
sured. If you can follow instruc-
tions. Age no barrier. :, Must have
local refs See Mr.. Breiterman, IL
to i pm today: 1900 18th st. NV.
sALEsMAN-Radio and television;
permanent position; pleasant work.
Ing conditions; liberal draw against
SEARS, RoEBucK & CO. eli
sshfsMSS. a1assMsssSSrs Fe eieetfical as appliances.
mission; apply j. C. HARDING CO.,
zoos Wise ave-. Bethesda, Md.
SALESMAN for modern, downtown re-
tail store: experienced man who can
sell for our mems sportswear dept.
popular priced mdse. Good salary
and commissions; permanent posi-
ton. IRVING'S. 10th and E. IL
SALESMAN-A rare op. for success
full man to become partner in, an
estab. business selling to builders:
No inv. rea.; must be capable Of
managing ONCE and in position to
operate on prof1t-sharins basis.
Phone AID. 5sO1 for appointment.
SALESMAN for old-established roof
and siding company; car necessary.
SALESMAN-Local suburban terri
tory now open with national organ
ization in pleasant, low-pressure
field for man over 80: steady. year.
round income: repeat business:
protected territory. Car necessary.
Sales experience not essential. Sue
cessfuI applicant will receive sys-
tematic training and guidance.
Write sANDERsoN. Box 202, New
ark. New York State.
SALESMAN-COLL for indus
trial insurance route: auto neces-
sary. Apply 500 Victor Bldg, 724
9th st. NV. -15
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PAPER HANGER WANTED, first-cla;ss
pSSkrs6hfr SaS MasAafR2Muat Apansly st nave
knowledge OF stockroom control be
qualified to buy and sell; exper. IN
snpa sMsRchs sssf hs9pfT FRAZER APR
CO. INC 4O30 wis. ave. NV. %
PARTS RUNNER white; must have
D. c. drivers license Call c. A.
DERHAMMER, FIR. 1900. Mon. after
PATENT ATTORNEY wanted-Man
Of wide experience, capable Of han
ns. .ss .na s1ss .s.y aesfea po. f.psl gsb
paAIRMAc1sT, isI registered for full or
part time annsx sxDe, MrRTn1AN sn6 ssfs HILL
RRRa sn9FFE resstefea. AR for full
pRUG fasTea' sToRE. ASRIy No. MHESmoN 'asio. Hs A
PHARMACIST. full time. prescription
HfaGER's HIeK; e'Ay DRUGS, H 5oi7 Conn:
PHARMACIST. part time, Md; res;
HARMAeT h'fhss Ss:F a6os 's Wise: Sc ave HsLHs
OIL. 1890 Ill
PHARMACIST, registered in D. c.;
part time, hrs. can be arranged.
Box 1S5-D, Star. III
PHARMACIST, registered in d. C.. for
a merchandising drugstore,' centrally
located: good environment. 500
per week: regular shift. All re-
plies strictly confidential. Box 37s-
9, Star.
PHARMACIST. energetic: permanent,
good hours. part-time or full-time.
Box 295-B. Star.
exp, good hrs. LINCOLN PARK
PHARMACY IL 3-110A %
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Classified Ad Rotes
Iocal Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
1 or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
I times or longer consecutlvely
BIC 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 ---- 50t
Out-of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles OF
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, 3 am. to 9 pm.
Saturday, s am. to 2 pm.
Sunday. IL am. to 8 pm.
Leave your aQS at the Business OmCe,
l1th and Pennsylvania ave-; at any
of the Branch Ofiices throughout the
city, or
PHONE STERLING 5000
Claims for errors must be made II
time for correction before second in
sertion.
If advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which bears
@ serial number with date and 1oenti'
6es xpllr advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
nents be sure to make note OF the
cancellation number. This is I'M
portant in case of adjustment.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

statesmen, full-time and Sat. .ex.
MARvIN's. 734 7th st. NV. III
statesmen t2), preferably with re-
tail auto sales experience. aggres-
sive hard WORKING and ambitious te
earn in higher up bracket; should
own q car or be able to buy one on
demonstrator plan. Please write {
full outline OF experiences; earnings
and phons number 50 intervieT gA San
WAY MOTOR CO.. Ford Dealers
saEEsMEN, age 35 to 80; permanent
position with old-established Wash
ington food Manufacturer. to call on
retail stores in Metropolitan Wash.
ington: must have outside sales ex-
per. and car; good starting salary
comm. and car allowance with CA
insurance paid. When replying stats
s6s sodrHakn zdsi B1k1rs bsf1s j. sEi.'Hs K. +
Callahan, Washington Is, D. C.. III
sALESMEN-We have . very at.
tractive prof1t-sharing sales propo-
sition for several men with carl
and . desire for better than aver.
age earnings. It will cost you
nothing to investigate this, and 1t
may be Just what you have been
looking for. Apply UNION CLOTH
ERs. 507 7th st. NV. Iii
statesmen, experienced radio and
ss1 o i sss46s 1 p.s assidas yoa g s oof
into into Lscy's offer. Hishest earnings
in the city. excellent working condi-
tions. Apply executive ofnces,
LACY'S, 9TH and Z sts. NV. -16
Evening star., 1949-10-09
HELP MEN (cont.)

AUTO MECHANIC. must be expert.
enced with Hydra-Matic and oenei
AUTO Wholesalers, INC. 1a3l
Bladensburg rd. ne. -l3
AUTO PARTS MEN-Two men neeaeo
one inexperienced to learn parts
business. one experienced in Mopal
parts. to work in our parts sntion ~hole, s;es
benefits, hospitalization; profit shar-
ing. See Mr.. O'Rorke or MI, Mel
son. TREW MOTOR CO.. 2l0l 1ath
AiUy;ToMoTIvE PARTs-Exper. Kai.
ser-Frazer parts man. CENTRAI
MOTOR CO., 1900 Lee hwy, All
CHI. 1000. Mr.. Buchner.
AUTO SALESMAN-Used cars. won,
derful opportunity for. experienced
man; plenty Of , nice rtles clean in cars town 1e
send income assured from the start
with good advances. See Nj. Sack
after 8 am. AUTO WHOLESALERS
l73l Bladensburs rd. ne Ii
Evening star., 1949-10-09
HELP MEN

CLERK, young man. recent high
school graduate. single, for general
once work. who desires to max.
nationally ssi. known Manufacturing
corporation; permanent and assured
future for ambitious and conscien-
tious man: experience not neces-
sary; starting salary, ST. 80 monthly.
Write fully regarding BACKGROUND.
y BoX 33-B, aa,, Star; ,nv.,to,v Ms 1insr
hours. s to 8 pm; of Sundays;
salary, $40 plus lunch per wk.; ex-
perience necessary; age, 40 TO 3O.
File application room. 1880 Ma
tional Press BLDG. 2 to 4 pm. daily.
CLERK. experience not necessary,
also shoemaker exper. Apply WHITE
STAG SHOE REPAIR, 629 E st. NV.
CLERK OR OFFICE woRK-Must be
able to handle figures with speed
and accuracyi; aoIrs; olins a. ass noon o,,a,,fio 70
cations, salary expected. Box 90
cpofHiNG L fhnf; MEN, tailors, statesmen.
sell made to-measure clothes direct
to consumer. washington once as
sures At and guaranteed satiSta;Gi- s,s;i
time or part-time. HOMELANh.
TAILoRS.. 5lI Atlantic Bids, $50 F
COM MACHINE MECHANICS, 2 thor
oughly experienced men for profit
able route work on consoles or pin
games. II you cannot furnish rel
erences don't waste our time, Sill
ENT SALES. 1771 Columbia I'd. NV.
COLLECTOR SALESMAN - Car and
experience not essential. Good in
come for right man: Apply Mon.
IL am. to MR.. RICHARDS at 40l
S. Fairfax ST.. Alexandria. Va.
COOK. snort order; exp, lasI; rp e,1sss 1Ms
RESTAURANT. 626 E NV. %
COOK exper on Sc sea 70 foods sssra assisIans Apply
in person, no oh. calls. 1906 Rhode
CoUNTERMAN. exper. only; steady
years or over. RYAN's GRILL, 45l3
Lee hwy. Arlington. Va. -l3
DAIRYMAN, experienced mixer. Tor
purebred Holstein herd; good salary,
modern living quarters. EASpERn psans
VIEW FARM. Warrenton, Va. Pnone
Calvertop ob01
Evening star., 1949-10-09
CANDY SALESMAN

CANDY SALESMAN
Fully experienced and W with b.. fS,l9w- q ,gs :
ton and vicinity. Top notcher will
be given opportunity to cover large
exclusive territory. Car necessary.
sation expected. Box 211-E. Star.
CANVASsER. to contact home owners
salary and bonus. 81. 21oO, Gil; 1855.
CARPENTER, general work: nrst-class
mechanic: prefer settled local man;
steady work. BACON. FA. 1883.
CARPENTER OR CABINETMAKER,
good woodworking mechanic.
Union. 1875 r st. NV. Ill
CARPENTERS, experienced only; top
wages; report for work. Kenwood
ave. and Oakcrest dr.. at Fairling-
ton. Alexandria. Va. 10
CAR JUMPERS, colored, wanted by
one OF Washington's largest Chevro-
let dealers. Good pay and working
conditions. D. G: SrIs driver's srs, license n
Tsasasd pfsoN cHEvRoLEr sss aL snsahHa shhss 14sh
and Fla. ave. NV. Ill
CAR WASHER, colored. reliable; must
have D. G.. drivers permit. Apply
ELITE LAUNDRY CO.. 211s 18th
cAsHiER AZ Her with bookkeeping expert
ence to work In our new Silver
Spring store, taking credit applica-
tions, contracts, making daily re-;
ports and being RESPONSIBLE for all
for neat and intelligent young man.
Apply Mr.. Bolts, LACY's, INC, 1880
Half st. s.w., or MT. Cohen, S511
Fenton ave-. Silver Spring. .
Evening star., 1949-10-09
pm Settlers

PIN SETTLERS
Msn ean ,sEsnfss' easn IS mpsh NC as IS si.4o an hour
setting pins IN our bowling estab-
iishment work s nights . wk. or
several nights xk. We teach I you.
AR2g9ly MR29. hi Nishsl. hsfs e sss ZOE: s. sE
rmasnEn'st; hssban'ssto onH assss ssii caii LIoYp
c. JoHNSoN. Laurel All. after B
pGIaMsrERER, Al. sI.So per hour. b"
rSfTTiiMnERs. STi Der, HELPERS, experienced, aS
Apply 3912 Georgia ave. NV. I'll
PLUMBER, experienced man for Job
bing and remodeling shop, prefer
man able to do lead work: TeIs.
required. Apply ]. c. FLOOD Co.
i%|a s ssS. ss5s tes,, g ssi saa
pLHmsRRs II a,fIal AND HELPERS. szper,.
for new work. Call 81. 0361: -
PLUMBING and heating materials ais;
with established concern for auali-
Writing giving experience and sal,
Az 1iykPsa szPss;ed sH6F 6fH NAN xith stfr pipe
machine experience. also seIl over
counter; a good opportunity for ad-
StsTFE%SS ! W. sos $ SON 1904 R: L1S I: ave
FSf1Hsr :slsEsf asfI eo SO ssssi: Ssst
PORTER, OR E for new women's apparel
store in Silver Spring; perm. posi-
tion; must be neat and clean. see
Mr.. Doane at store now being COM
across street from Hecht Co. Apply
Rs Re'; HARRIS "A fhs I Go. " = anu
PORTER for cleaning ,ofaces, 40
hour week, 5-day week; ~ cents
;Rl9 HfsEi Ssth.;as as''s AVE. sosaSs oSssS.sds Vi:
PORTER. for work in large North
west apt. bldg Start immediately
Apply Resident Manager 5000
6STkaiT 6Hnn aHs KhToucaEks n;T H9 4soo exper for
ply HARRIS s-so 4 EWING 1913 p r ST.
pREssER. experienced. part-time
work for tailor shop. Apply /.
psRJRNs9sMxNlarss sJN9SE s1l ls.h Offset Il np press full
.iiiITgioaRApM iimsi H5fas Hots: Co. % RA. 45sa. TO
FRESHMAN. cyclinder. rotary job;
good wages, 40 hrs. Box 365-E, Star.
'sHssA& ;s1ss saS V: .' "Ss *. So $500 EXT I'll
PRINTER, part time. 12 noon to s
pm; small shop; all-around man.
pRoD1cT1oN Ro Gcsfi MAN. with .thorough
and practical knowledge Of srapbic
arts. to write printing specifications.
to do paste-ups and layouts. for
national organization; must be ,ex-
perienced in ordering engravings
and be familiar with type races.
write, stating experience, back
ground and salary desired to Box
1dR.n Star ~
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Registered Pharmacist

e1 to so years of age. Must be
able to reciprocate in the District
Of Columbia, Va. or Md. Excellent
days. Time and half for overtime.
6 holidays . year with pay, Large
prescription business: Ideal work-
Ing conditions. Excellent chance 1oT
week vacation with pay after l year.
after / year, insurance and hos;
pitalization available after 9 m0s.
employment, including $4,000 HE
and accidental death insurance; y4U
weekly disability pay for weeks
81 daily hospital pay for ~ cas-, Az
plus a tor cesesn eesta astre
ment plan available for those over
80 with 2 years service. Write Or
apply in person to Mr.. e, B. Aidrlcn,
PEOPLES DRUG STORES, INC, II
p st. ne. wash. 2, D. c.
REPRESENTATIVES, for heating spe-
cialty company to call on archltects
and heating contractors In WASH.
and vic. Must have gen. knowledge
Of heating and be able to figure
Jobs from blueprint. Liberal draw
and background. Replies confidential.
ReTrE e4H ss1sA SALESMAN sSsl - pry-cleaninr
route salesman; beginning salary,
vance: excel working cond.;,, vaea-
ton with npANNEk pay kpIlsz IszspRY n ~ asssI Isl
osoa o5oaoco' Alex Va. Phone Alex
mems wear, work clothes.
good pay and hours, experienced. y.
MILLS CO.. 9th and 3 sts. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1949-10-09
T,YPIST

TYPIST
office OF publishing Arm; must be
tipping speed As ,w.pm.; 5-day. 40
Rr Fl VIZ sscs SssklE D1 DaSssoS $780, sa es Msp ssi
UPHOLsTERER, on custom work:
steady job and good wages to the
snaa right man man 62dA R1GaARDs' Wo. 1907;
UPHeLsTERER, experienced. Do not
pDis n gpholsterins s you ANTIQUE s eH furniturs.
Phone oV. 1888, Monday.
VEGETABLE MAN WANTED-Expe:
rienced in ordering, displaying. and
handling Of vegetables: must be
ca esIfF m ftefdy Nun anS w. SSss sSSs or HorksT W
22639; 9sIE BsIREooKVhLE MARKET, 6421
WINDOW TRIMMING CoURSE-on-
the-job training offered to GIs. Ap-
ply to Mr.. siele. display dept, NOR
Yo6Ns IIss Man. s4 .'n neTmanent T1 mem position in
eventually qualifying for assistant
and credit managers position. Must
be good typist, at least a his. grad
background; must not be afraid Of
hard work. For the young man
looking toward a future, this is not
Just another lob. but a real oppor-
tunity. Phone MA. 306s for appt.
M1. 81 Smith, Smith: JOHN d P. AGNEw & CO.,
YOUNG MAN, white, Is to 90 years
of age; must have D. C. permit;
permanent position; S33 for 4O-hr.
week; give phone number. Box
Youse 2s ma MAN for mailing department: mlg
skillful with hands; typist preferred;
$500 starting salary. liberal vaca-
ton and sick leave, Box 57-B. Star.
YOUNG MAN for will call and light
record work. BRUCE HUNT CLOTH
INC STOKE ol3 l4th, st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, general ofice work:
Apply in person to QUAKER cITY
LlNOLEUM CO., 500 F st. n.w.-11
YOUNG MAN, 22 to 30. for delivery
dept: and assist in service dept. in
have refs. drivers permit and know
the city thoroughly. Apply Monday
HARDING CO.. 517 10th st. nv:
YOUNG MAN. lesible handwriting,
willing to work. 1851 N. Capitol
YOUNG MAN. white. II to 2s; in
ong-establiShed Office supplies store:
excellent opportunity to learn fine
clean business; class instruction
during working hours; good pros
pect for advancement: vacation with
pay; 51a-day week; insurance PEN
sion plan. STOCKETT-FISKE CO.
919 e street NV.
YOUNG MAN, cafeteria counter. 4
Until $50 pm. Mon. through Fri.
Ideal for college student. Apply
Mon. after IL. 1921 K st. NV. 4
YOUNG MAN, between 25 and 30.
mechanically inclined. to learn
cigarette and music machine busi-
ness. Must be reliable and honest.
Refs. required. Phone for appt.
GE. 01SR or RA LIB MR. DAVIS
Evening star., 1949-10-09
SALESMAN
AUTOMOTIVE
REPLACEMENT
PARTS

manufacturing distributors
opening In established Washington
b. c., and part of Virginia territory
A good opportunity in the motor
parts industry with permanent
future. Earnings higher Than ~,
eraee on commission ba1$Ss .ApYH.
cants must be between 24AuG u
MuSk have car in good cond3tapA
Z H3EEa details IS to experiences e4u.
i sEA3t1A, ETC.. in first reply. Box 81
=. Star. -8
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Automobile Salesman

Exper., to sell Lincoln Mercury auto
mobiles. Have excellent territory.
Would prefer retired officer or one
who has had exper. in selling. Can
person Located 80 mi. south OF
Washington. on Route U. s. l. CLOSE
MOTORS. Triangle, Va, Lincoln
Mercury dealer. Phone Triangle 200.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
.BeItsvilIe Pharmacy
Prince George Ave. and
Baltimore Boulevard. Belts
vile, Nd.
accepts
Star~Want.Ads
Other places convent
emily located for the &C
eeptonce of Classified
Advertising.
SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTiCES
GET 1OO% EVIDENCE of accidents
and other affairs by carrying sweL
camera in your car or pocket. az CAV,
alogue and Instructions Ireec EasS EaSS
terms. BRENNER PHOTO CO. O. ,gss sSs
,feGonsTasR fss3a ass Rw tpaele, aa eoosfsep,ns
An9 and tax Service from sl2 per mo
PATTEN, ST. 1000 any time.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home
Southeast or Northeast and M1ry' AZ
land. white or colored. COX q CO.
DI 1854. RE. 1888. -,,
APPLES-Sunday PRICES. come cary ,i
from centreVille. Va. on Clifton rd'
WHEN YOU USE "Exauisites" dyeins yI,
Won get a rich wardrobe with LITTLE
cost. EXQUISITE" GE. 97IT
RELIABLE MAN wants place 20 pasS paS.;
ace on piano ewes. Feas. on' o'so
ewes. or Sun. pm.
sHoRTLAND's CLEANERS, ct 80 ano
A sts. ne. Gust back of the U: 8,
SUPREME Court Building. will grant
to ali persons whose surnames oesln
with letter ''E" q 209e discouni
seainst regular prices Of 4oc and
S5c on any dry cleaning otost
amounting to $50 or more II Ak;
en- to the store on . Satuiaxs'o strdox oct S 90 20
TYPING. all kinds. done At N nome ne
neat, accurate work. feas0hA0.e
GENEsAL Gh ele q DETECTIVE WORK. miss: IS
ing persons located anywhere u
q &. McGURN. room 3O4. 800 9
st. NV. Elk. 497S. .. u
NURSE wants to care tor infant TIT "
her modern country nome. ~
sitissiSEss isIt; CARDS PRINTED, 81 80
Der LOCO; samples on request. IA
DANCE isSs TICKETS. programs and all, !,
socla, pr,n..ns 5as -, prices ~" "
raH ifIora; atlas "a. .AaEScY a2sci speciausss in
selecting and placing bookkeepers,
ACCOUNTANTS, ONCE manasers. Re
public 5767, 1420 N. Y. ave. NV
+ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE tor
any debts unless contractea o, ~ M "
self. MORRIS BABB' 25o2 sth o.. ST.
ASSc6SUNrANT q Sfl;;AA tpublic,. bookkeepins
and tax service. Reasonable fa'eS'
APPLES f AND CIDER for sale, daily DAILY,
and Sunday; will be dad open u9tn }oI
ThsnkisSioa sa1s HsS1on al1s 49, sssEGs Or
CHARDS, Spencerville, Nd.
RETIRED PROFESSIONAL account
ant desires several engagements'
sudits, tax preparation. claims. sys-
TENS. reports. Phone Wisconsin
sTRISG MUSICIANS az to play fid-
die hanio. guitar and piano. Weekly
SQUARE dances. Call HU. 5019. -lO
ARE YOU SURE your heating con,
trolls safely and efficiently control
your heating system? They can ile and
do get out of order. causing costly
damage. Call US for checkup oS
a skilled engineer, the cost Is nom 8m
inal. -ELECTRONIC CONTROLS CO.
1913 Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. OK
1900 or OK. 3471.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
TELEVISION
SERVICEMEN
AND
ATIOM MEM

INSIDE AND OUTSIDE
With. and without cars; excellent
working conditions, .6-day wk.. grour
hospitalixation and other advan:
tages. Only experienced men need
vsrn. vsn,'' PHILLIPS. IL PEI NC. Cue ao1s shan
full sons preferred for well-eduipped
tobacco farms. 200 acres OF cultiva-
ton; 2 DWELLINGS being remodeled:
35 miles from Washington; excellent
man. Write MRS. SUSAN E. CHANEY,
rfRF q 9afEnSsioovhs. Ell nvsfhsss f1ais nade
Pass. tire: soe; e.s: TRUCK; q; i,vIsi Exesl. sH
TRAILER DRIVER, must be experi-
enced. Apply COLUMBIA WASTE
MATERIALS CO., 421 4th st. s.W.
TREE SURGEONS. experienced; ts
rTRUck TS5e lofsaE pRfEvEE%Fe n0fs handle 4 1M-ten
delivery truck for lumber and mill
work Co. Permanent Job. Apply to
Mr.. KELLEY, s001 Conn. aye
WORKING FARMER. with exper. beef
cattle and sheep and trasssSr-powtt .tsa:Is. .Tt
nearby VIRGINIA on share or wage
basis; modern home for small lam.
w. rairfax 17e.W-13.