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Evening star., 1949-06-21
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr.. GEORGE w. Crone

Score one for a correct solution TO
the first Ave problems. The last
counts FIVE.
/. Firewater should make one
think primarily Of which name
below? ? ~
John Hancock Johnny Appleseed
John Adams John Barleycorn
q. A Bunsen burner is most closely
associated with which related OBJ
ject9
Spatula Palette
Beaker Concordance
3. When a razorback bears its
young. the process Is called
Kindling Hatching
Whelping Farrowing
1. You would normally see the
product Of which one Of the follow
ing workers on q hassock?
Cooper Cobbler
Tinsmith Carpenter
8. The number 102 should make
one think primarily of which event
In q track meet?
Quarter mile l00-Yd. Dash
Shotput Broad jump
6. The five terms shown in the
lsft-hand column below are CUSTOM
arily employed with the titles shown
In the opposite column. Try to
match them appropriately. You are
entitled to one point for each cor
rect judgment.
TO Vice (v)Postmaster
(b) Lieutenant tw1 Secretary
(c) Associate (x) Governor
(dD Under iy) President
(e) Assistant Cd Justice
Score yourself as follows: o.
poor: Sc, average: 7-9, superior;
9-l0, very superior.
ANSWERS TO HORSE SENSE
1, John I.risyee.n twhiskyl. 2: seak.,
piss, I. Cobnlsr (Shoesl. B, l60-yd
dash. 9. (a) Viee-Presidsnt W. th)
Iieutenant-Governor (xl. tc}Associate-
Justice tIl. I'D Under-secretary ivy. te)
Assistant-postmaster W..
Evening star., 1949-06-21
Word Come
Find 81 or more words IN
CH o n r L z.

meaning. TO sing or chant exsils-
ingly." Average is IS. limit. 10
minutes.
Rxaaes-I Wsr6s sssst bf Ss fa@s 81
mere iesssrs wag6s shssh sa2Ssgs
four isttsfH hT the aGd1sler ~ szfs
a. @1hata@ ~eatk ara rst SAees DTzs
ere fern al q wara ~ nsee. PT0ssF
names are net used A sIss wta be pss-
isKhe6 tSzncTfeF
Evening star., 1949-06-21
AluaWf > Most.

@. In my English class recently a
question arose as to the correctness
of this sentence: Most all OF the
money was spent" I labeled 1t
.wrong." But many of the class
think that 1t is correct. May we have
one OF your sane and sensible ar
ticles?-Mrs. j. II. C.
A. Let's begin by defining the
words almost and most:
Almost, the adverb. means, All
but: q little short Of: nearly"
Most. the adjective. means. "the
greatest In rank, number or import
ance; practically all
Now, most for almost is rather
widespread, but 1t is not good usage.
and should avoid II in serious
speech and writing. webster's calls
it -dialectal"
To simplify things. let us say that
almost means nearly" and that
most means practically all Now
then. let's look at your sentence:
Nest all the money was spent :"
This ID equivalent 70 saying "Prac-
Evening star., 1949-06-21
Goren on Bridge

You just can't play q three-no-
trump contract properly without
counting up to nine. am reluctant
TO stress the obvious, but unfor-
tunately In real life 50 many play
ers show q tendency to play along
lazily from trick to trick and from
suit TO suit without any definite
goal In view.
This business Of counting up to
nine Is not always 90 simple az 1t
sounds. Take today's hand for ex-
ample. The bidding was very nor
NAL. There is some question
whether North should not have
gone to three no-trump himself in
stead of calling only, two no-trump.
He has q very sound opening bid
himself and should. therefore, as
sumo the responsibility for the game
himself. However, since he held
only single shoppers In the "off"
suits, he chose the more con-
servative course. One definite OBJ
servation should be made. 1t would
have been highly improper for
North to rebid clubs to show six
card suit. Showing the length OF
the minor suit is far less important
than the information that the hand
has very good prospects for game
at no-trump.
The three of hearts was opened
and declarer must decide which suit
to attack. The hand contains Q
wealth of potential tricks, but un-
fortunately East has gotten OF to
the killing" lead and declarer has
only one time unit in which to
establish his nine tricks, because as
soon as the lead is relinquished the
heart suit will become established.
It is imperative, therefore, Il
build up the ninth trick with the
loss of only one early in the play.
II declarer should 60 for the
diamonds, by conceding q trick u
that suit, he will count up to only
eight tricks, with the ace OF ctuos
stu In the hands of the enemy, who
now hold an established heart SUIT
If the clubs should break 3-3, de-
clarer can, by giving up the ace OF
that suit count 10 tricks. The ODDS
are against this even break Of tn
clubs, but, since 1t has been mad
clear that the hand cannot be won
by going for the diamonds, declare
must attack clubs. The opening
lead is won In the South hand Will
the ace and q club should be led
Immediately. West cannot afford
to 60 UP with the ace, since such q
play would abandon his second club
stopper. The jack Of clubs wins
the trick, and now declarer should
pause for a recount. Two hearts, q
spade, and club trick already In
count up to four. He now needs
snly five more tricks. These car
lie obtained from the diamonds, II
they break 80, which is very
probable. At this point declarel
should therefore pass one diamond
into the opposition. They will pre-
( s,lmably clear the hearts, but, wher
nothing unforeseen happens in ths
4 diamond suit, nine tricks are avail
able.
scopyrisht 1e4s. b. Charles H. ooren.
Evening star., 1949-06-21
No. Th;s

MuSaasg Yns can nass any H
the e&n6y wrxndnsotis~s hFuaghs
yoa nnta yu1 shaEA h~s fer a.
tsuns BE- sssahocrni Eas -Tnanx
ycu. grandma
Evening star., 1949-06-21
CHANGED BOY

'sNo more begging me to eat my
cyeeal," says David Grubin, S,
of 2014 18th st., N. Arlington,
Va. Now Nom gives me
Ranger Joe Popped Wheat.
Wow, it's good!" Take the
tip. There's no problem chil6
where there's crispy, honey
favored Ranger Joe for break
fast or at noon. Tasty-peppy
after school, too. Never
needs sugar. Easy to serve.
Easy to digest. Buy Ranger
Joe Popped Wheat today &.
make a hit with all your family.
Evening star., 1949-06-21
BY Charles n. 6orsn

Both sides vulnerable. South deals.
NORTH
AAS6
SK7
o65
&KQJs32
WEST EAST
AC72 AK<S
0Qlo64 0Js532
ora oQJi0
&Al0e7 &64,
SOUTH
AJlo95
VAS
AKes4S
As
The bidding:
South West North East
/ diam'd Pass 2clubs Pass
2 diam'ds Pass 2-NT Pass
3N-T Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead, three Of hearts.
Evening star., 1949-06-21
This

Moth&r--Ih4rsk yua Tor tsss
candr. srxndmoshsr. IN sntey u
as much "a Jack 6oes necasase ne .
alxays generous In sharsns his
treats.
Evening star., 1949-06-21
aas.sr 10 MAGENTA.

ne have yoslr eos1afheFN uA IsaIs
points. w. n,
A. In standard American, baggage
usually means trunks anc Other
large boxes or chests which arr
transported In the BAGGAGE car of .
train o. in the hold Of . vessel
The term luggage does not pFessil
In America. but when II IN used n
desagnsteM the suit cases. hat bones
overnight caves, ETC. which ore
takes In ones Pullman space o.
ships cabin
Evening star., 1949-11-28
HELP MEN

with car. to train locally
manufacturing company. Will con-
slider inexperienced man who Is will
ing worker. Not canvassing., Earn m
ings while training around , 500
cRAfr CORR, ssas Benning I'd.
ne, @ am. to Z pm. only. i
sALEsMAN-Must be experienced in
msssuTne msssurs clothes ina stsff kAN THEoR
ING CO.: 1920 H st. NV. 20
to sell from truck to
groceries and delieatessen stores IN
esiI mhS'5cfteI scHERL1s is & ,fz; KATz FISH e.
sALEsMANEGooD aIissntHsei ea: Pos1TfoN OPEN
we have a splendid opening in this
area for the man who can quality.
1t offers real opportunity for fu-
ture. security and for immediate
earnings in the hshef brackets for
selected. Our product is . patented
man nuir''e Between sen''st''; 50 and 50 Who pos
sesses the ability to meet and talk
with people. A car is necessary.
II you are interested in a permanent,
well-paid position that you will en-
Joy, write fun particulars eoneerninF In
ground, including phone and address.
ssIEsMAN.' ssf1 saGAlNA' ssa!' fo4 men. furnishing
issss' lnss: .srtf1sds1 NrxTIoSSi ifd SHIRT siop,
ali i E a:E; s1oo to slSo per
mss Mssk stssdy ssoayva frqm item now AND
promotions available to right party.
Apply 2117 M st. NV -29
Evening star., 1949-11-28
HELP MEN

LITHOGRAPHlC RREssMAN, exper.
on stream feed 17x22 Harris or on
zf1Hs EftSs WI sss iER'' zzRSsiE
LUMBER SALESMAN, experienced.
T siLvER smf spRsa %fss5 fHd BTbe senih suPE9 HfS
CO., Ga. ave. and Ripley st. sH.
MALE i.,IE' NURSE and companion for
middle aged man to go south for
s5nie y5nterj stan Must be good driver; aos Box
MEChASicIFront-end ia;h. Sier. mechanic H' for
essrns essnie shGne dle.t s'G Mis- ia'0 4s7
Lexington Park, Md. 29'
OFFICE WORKER, retail experience
preferred; pleasant telephone per
spS' sG1ais; permsnsnt nss en- Appiy o J QUAKER sE
CRY tINOLEUM. 900 F st. NV.
reg. in D.. c.; pre-
scription work only. 4S-hr. week;
store hours, o am. to Z pm. Box
rfhASRhAeisr, ftSaii ssnyri registered D. s c. ex-
perienced and ref. reg, Good pay;
PHOToGKAPHERs, proof passers and
callers wanted immsdistsly' t99p
PLAsTERERs WANTED: 1st mechan-
les. top wages. Call pI. 1409.
PLUMBER, experienced, for jobbing
and remodeling shop: good wages
aalsd saS .':t'S ooD zS5e co sois f.
PIsuMBERs t2>. with MARYLAND Jour
neyman's card. sober, good workers.
Call WA, 1865. so
Evening star., 1949-11-28
Nehru Likens Desire
For Isolation by India
To Former u. ). Policy
By the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW DELHI, Nov. 28.-India's S
Prime Minister. Jawaharlal Nehru,
drew a parallel today between his
own country's policy of non
alignment with world power blocs
and the isolationist foreign policy
of Americas founding fathers.
Mr.. Ne1ru told the Legislative
Assembly that. during his recent
visit to America, responsible peo-
pie in the United States appre-
ciated-and some liked-Indias
present policy of non-alignment
with any bloc Cast or West)."
That policy. Mr.. Nehru said,
"is in consonance with what
washington and the other foun-
ders. of that great Nation fol-
lowed in the early years of their
history"
India's Position Understood.
"They deliberately and def
nitely kept away from world
alignments then" the Prime Min
lister continued, land therefore I
found it not difficult for Ameri-
cans brought up in that tradition
to understand and appreciate our
position"
Mr.. Nehru said he had achieved
his objective in visiting the United
States to his complete satisfac-
tion."
II did not go there for intrigue
or for secret deals" he declared.
but to create a friendly impress
sion and interest in our problems
and to create an atmosphere of
good will between the two coun-
tries. believe I have succeeded
in doing that"
European Situation Quieter.
The Prime Minister told the
assembly he had found the Euro
pean situation quieter than in
the last year or two. In America,
he said. Il saw great desire for
peace"
India, he said, could help by
continuing its policy of working
for peace.
The Indian leader said he saw
no possibility of any military con-
f1ict on a world scale in Asia.
Mr.. Nehru announced that a
preliminary conference would be
held in Capetown February 6 to
Evening star., 1949-11-28
HELP MEN

MEN, part time, sales work through
personal contact and leads. Perma,
nsnt PqsItenn. HabsrdaSnsTy IA Asher; 81 a9d ad
so t !, s. : hT. i y ! Phone Ma. 1855: @ss 10
YOUNG e;I = MANMa1-ao. Z S train as driver
salesman for laundry and dry clean
ing route. HUB LAUNDERERS, East
ern ave. at 37th St, Mt. Rainier.
YOUNG MAN, 21-26, permanent posi-,
ton in credit ONCE Of old established
Arm. Must be good typist, at least
H. S.,grad.. serious minded and not
afraid OF work. This Is q real oppor-
tunity to SECURE a complete trnlnins M
3o6s for appt. Mr.. Smith. JOHN p
AGNEW & CO., INC, 80 Patterson
a; On ORGANIZATION, estab-
lished in Washington about 80 yrs.
e osen. SAc No car one Necessary, a rapid pro-
motion to field management If quail
1es lesd MR. A'R56 'aow2RD " % Rn: sH @io' 15s
ATTENrloS, T7f n IN, MEN-Due to expanding
3 more men: perm, good future, an
exper. man will train you; excellent
earnings. Apply 979 National Press
BLDG, 14th and F sts. NV, or eau
D1., 4477 or pI:, 349s. so
WANTED - Painter and decorator
aaSs SALESMAN. Call MR. JONES' Is! p1'
WANTED-Manager building special.
ties department to supervise sales OF
steel sash, bar joist. glazed tile and
other miscellaneous items. Also
supervise design of reinforcing steel.
Must be able to estimate and in
struct statesmen. Good salary and
commission for right man. man. yoS So5
$40, Roanoke. Va. -2S
A LONG ESTABLISHED office equip
ment supply house has openings for
one or two men between ages 10
and o5 with high school or college
education. Ample opportunity for
serious minded men with initiative
and ambition for sales work in our
organization. Cali MA: 4ls1, MI:
interview. CHAS. G. STOTT & CO.,
INC, 1910 New York ave. NV. 20
GOVERNMENT WORKER with leave
avail. to work at poultry stand
during Xmas holidays. Apply at
stand 430. CENTER MARKET, 5th
opd x ste n " 40
Evening star., 1949-11-28
Pair Charged With Ho|dup
Here Face Trial on Coast

A night club singer and her
trumpet playing boy friend,
charged with robbing the Emery
Hotel here September6. probably
will be tried in Los Angeles for
one or more Federal offenses, law
enforcement authorities said to-
day.
The couple, Delight Francine
Mitchell, %, and Keith Charles
Warren, %, were arrested last
week in Hollywood.
FBI agents said the woman ad-
mitted taking part in the s4S
hold-up of D. F. Quinn, night
clerk of the Emery Hotel, 1872 G
street NV.
The two have agreed to plead
guilty inLos Angeles to theft of
an automobile after the Washing
ton robbery. The machine was
Evening star., 1949-11-28
HELP MEN

CREDIT COLLECTION CLERK for
large electrical appliance store: ex-
perienced; excellent salary. Apply
MR.: Dublin. 81 = st.. ne;
DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE, man:
25 to 50; salary; &C commission ,Ias 81 ...a. and
spondence schools courses to vet
erans and civilian adults. Car re-
quired. Dignified. permanent posi-
tion with unusual opportunity. For
personal interview telephone MIR.
LONG, EN-. 2164. 20
DRIVER, white. for cleaning route;
;ons Sqsf.r msrtns ass
Clientele; good working conditions.
Call OR. 5119 or apply 5118 Mac
Arthur blvd. NV. rs
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs:
new and used cars avail: reas.
rental rates; must have identifca-
tion card: Diamond lot. 101 NJ st.
pRGG n1 Sc e1NRk MEkVls s.psT aERRIMAN loea refs
opoNNEIL's PHAR. izth and
EHG1NEEs,. SS;Gi sEs; must hav. sfd-eisss sH
steam engineers license for night
sSe sHe sooa %apt re anas1 SO p6yon Of .s M
hr. wk.. vacation after, ! yrs
service. Answer in own handwrit-
inE, sHEI,H statinf star salary expected: % Box
ESGlkEEs. s;Hi IT, srd-el... ,issn.. @sS or 9Th
only. IN answering,, give age,
ployed. where. Write Box 42l-J,
EsTiMAToR for local and long dis
Give all details and reply to Box
SCH, Star. -2S
FUEL OIL DRIVERS,
good pay, good working conditions.
FILE CLERK, recent high school
FOUNTAIN HELP, ewes. Ali, must
be exper. on sandwich board. DE.
graduate, for perm. position IN life
insurance company. Apply in per
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO,
MovERs-Must be trae.
tor-semi.trsiler driver with D. c;
ss sSerase spo-$SS sSS' per ae'st wf.' and must must
expect to work 8 days . week. Apply
Ml sM1rHs i; Msl 4sxnssGR SsG1 E s'h sroRAaE q s
FfGRRN1ruRE 81; SALESMAN WANTED at
once Please state .ss: experienee,
position with chance fol-, advance
ment Write Box 34-M. Star.-29
GLAZIER-High earnings for good
fast man on metal sash work. FAIR
q FAx sA GLLAssssvo GLAsss CO., .as.i IA: 44S9i .n,,v
in person or by telephone. RUB1No
HAIR DRESSING SALON, 1853
MAN, must be expert
eneed, for retail store. Salary ex:;
cellent. Good opportunity for good
man with executive and workins
sbilityg; Gall any time today "a.
hwy. and Kirkwood I'd. 20
HOUsEMAN. white or colored; must
speak Spanish; $50 mo. and some
tins; living quarters and meals.
JANITOK, assistant. colored, with
eleu operators license: local refs;
$105 per mo. 2025 Eye st. NV,
RE. 400, MRS. GLEN. -2S
exclusive apt. house,
must be experienced, salary. quar-
ters and utilities. Apply In person.
mornings only. to IL. 2730 Wis.
ave. NV
Evening star., 1949-11-28

employe. The pair also has been
linked with other car thefts.
Washington police have ordered
a detaiper on the couple, but 1t
appeared probable Los Angeles
authorities would get first crack
at prosecuting them.
Evening star., 1949-11-28
Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers

Three Lines tMlulmuIuJ
/ or 2 times. 35c per line per
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively. 33c
per line per insertion.
! times or longer consecutively
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 ---- SOC
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily. s am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to Q pm.
Sunday, II am. to o pm.
Leave your ads at the Business once,
i1th and Pennsylvania ave-: at any
Of the Branch Onices throughout the
city. or
II advertisement was prepaid, re-.
tain cash register receipt, which bears
. serial number with date and tdenti-
6es your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
nents be sure to make note Of the
cancellation number. This is. I'm
portant in case Of adjustment.
PHoNI STERLING 5000
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before second In
Rertion
Evening star., 1949-11-28
HELP MEN (cont.)

AUTOMOBILE sALEsMAN-We need
a man with good record OF safes
Accomplishments, not necessarily IN
the automobile business. VINO @ is IN m
nsction in the Metropolitan area.
Selling Packards is a dtgnifed: IN
teresting an remunerative occupa,,
tfon. our compensation plan VIII
insure a middle bracket income. 70
the tsliow who shou,d y Sng ngsepsred 20 T0fk To-
furnish references that will bear
strict Investigation. All applications
fidence. sPURR1ER MOTORS, INC.
packard pealerl, 1911 wilson oiVd''
AUTO SALESMAN. exper.,, to sell
IsI nas sas Viss ~ss aSss ssRS
scaEEoES sslaEx i09misssSh q aoIpEN sna lie Car:
roll st. NV. GE. 5000. 80
AUTO MECHANIC. exper. on over
drive and automatic. TRANSMISSION;
Must be. sober and reliable. SPLENDID
opp sDgg0r d95 ths 5sht sGHIEeEI na sa'aIy
GOLDEN. 11s Carol st. NV" GE.
ATToMoB1LE 1sSS; SERVICE salesman
wanted. Experienced man to assist
service manager. Prefer man with
OtuQGUdACI CdpcIicISSs fCtM21Shs
eron, HMERIcA AN SERVICE CENTER,
Studebaker dealers. 5S5 No. Glebe
rd.. Arlington. Va. rs
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN and
tester. exper.. with mechanical back
ground; weekly earnings from $40
up. Call Mr.. Thompson. MONROE
FORD CO.. Silver Spring. 20 o.
BAKER. must be all::around man on
cakes and sweet goods. Call at once
BRicKLAYERs AND LABoKERs-
Top pay, steady work, at Chillum
rd. and Rigs rd. REVERE. INC,
see Tony. or call WA. 9533. %
CABINET MAKER, must be Al
mechanic; union conds Call ALLIED
BLDG. CRAFTS, 3400 blk. Kenil-
CAKE Z DECORATOR for large variety
shop. Prefer young man with abil-
ity to turn out quality products. A.
hr. week; salary open. Apply 80
Conn. ave. NV. -2S
CARPENTERS, trim work only. Re-
port at 1880 am. to Mr.. WARD.
5000 Shepherd st., Chevy Chase
CAlRsPHEsNTER-FoREMAN, who is fast,
can lead men and lay out houses;
refs. as foreman on previous Jobs
nec.;- steady work. good pay. Apply
at Carroll Knobs Sub, Ga. ave.
and Evans dr.. to your left, Silver
sRTt,pp,s, sRtp,s.rs9sa Md; PAN osTRow G9N-
Evening star., 1949-11-28
jutant General Offices mail and

jutant General Offices mail and
record section.
He was a Mason and a men,
ber of Kenna Main Post No. 81,
American Legion here.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Ada E. Vandenberg; two sons,
Wilmer j. and Leroy j. Vanden-
berg, both of the Decatur street
address and his mother, Mrs.
Anna Vandenberg, of Pella. Two
brothers, five sisters and five
grandchildren also survive.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. Wednesday in the Cham
bers funeral home, 1400 Chaplin
street NV. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-11-28

Hospital after
a long illness.
Mr.. Vanden-
berg, who lived
at COS Decatur
S t r e e t NV,
was born in
Pella, Iowa, and
was graduated
I r o m h i 6 h
S c h ool there.
Coming here in
1917, he was a
file clerk in the
War D e p a r t.
ment under the
Evening star., 1949-11-28

abandoned near Lynchburg, Va.
The FBI said 1t traced Miss
Mitchell to the South where she
sang and Warren played with q
acknowledgement orchestra. She
also was identified from pictures
as a Reno tNev.) gambling house
Evening star., 1949-11-28

Adjutant Gen Mr. Vandenbsrs'
erals Office for the next five
years. He then was a sales
man for the Bayerson Oil Works
of Erie, Pa. until returning here
in 1910 as q clerk for the Ad-
Evening star., 1949-11-28
SAIESMAN.

SALESMAN.
High-type salesman required to So
licit business from retailers In WASH
inston. D. c. To the man who
qualities we offer q permanent dig
nifed position and excellent future
with an established national con-
Germ. Liberal employe benefits. In
come Is based on salary plus COM
mission. A coupe is supplied for
use during business hours. For
prompt interview, eive experience,
age, etc. Box 451-K, Star. 30
Evening star., 1949-11-28
HELp MEN & WoMEN tcsnt.
ADVERTISEMENT.

CLERK MANAGER wanted for lsun-
dry and dry cleaning agency. weekly
guarantee against liberal commis.
to rieht party after / year. service;
prefer College Park resident and Ior
disabled veteran. TO. o673. UN.
9451. SH. 1910 for appt. IS
JEWELRY SALESMAN and sales
women. experienced. Required shy
Permanent position. excellent al.
ary. generous commission. See MR..
LOUIS Immediately. y.-21
BETTER BRUSH DEMONSTRATORS
make bushels OF money. No tnyests
ment Call VI. 5329. -29
Evening star., 1949-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT be responsible for debts
other than those contracted by my
self. JOSEPH A. WOOD. 4515 39th
pl., Brentwood, Md.
THE ATLAS AGENCY specializes in
selecting and placing bookkeepers.
accountants. ONCE managers. RE.
5767. 1420 N. Y. ave. NV. --3
GENTLEMEN SAY, Life begins with
CLUB FORTY" Call RE. 1854, Tues.
and Thurs. 735 18th st. NV. 2ss
NOTICE TO CREDITORS J. p.
Touma, operating as Touma's Con-
fectionery, 1905 Georgia ave. NV,
has been sole: Creditors please notify
than Nov. 29. 1949. Elk. 1855. -2s
Lock Trouble? MA. 6058
Home and auto locks repaired and
replaced. Keys fltted to any lock;
door checks overhauled.
CENTRAL SAFE & LOCK CO..
902 EYE ST, NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-28

SALESMAN, with car; wholesale. AM
bilious, exp. salesman for calling on
local grocers and restaurants. Good
salary, car expense and commission.
Permanent. II. 7-2506. -2S
SALESMAN, ONCE furniture-Aggres-
sive, established omce furniture
store adding to sales department
preferably experienced. with FOL.
following, salary and draw against
commission. BOX 330-J. Star. .-2S
SALESMAN, established wholesale
distributor of oil burner supplies
and heating equipment is seeking
q good man to contact the local
dealer trade. Salary proposition,
Box 331-J, Star. Il
SALESMAN - National organiSation
requires young man. under 20. for
good territory: good future;. per-
manent position; salary. commission,
bonus. Phone for interview. =. c.
SMITH & CORONA TYPEWRrrERS,
INC, 1913 Park I'd. NV. 20
SALESMAN, top notch. age "a to 35.
Does S1Q0 weekly interest you? Fol-
low definite contacts. Must have
sales personality, neat appearances
and good educational beckground.
This Is . lifetime opportunity to
Join one Of the largest orsenizations
In its field. Complete training given.
Car essential. Apply MIR. REID, BIS
Warner tBldg.. 10 am. to LAO Pm.
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PROPERTY MANAGER

man with good back
ground and reference. Ability to take
charge of Garden-type rental prof.
ects, maintenance and personnel.
Only q tried and exper. man con-
sidered. Box 178-H. Star. 20
RADIO ENGINEER, under 80, with 2
yrs. or more college plus civilian
receiver servicing exper.. Must have
fair command of written and spoken
English Recent graduate will be
considered. In reply mention age.
education, exper. and salary. Box
3t}B-J, Star -28
Evening star., 1949-11-28

discuss the agenda for a confer
ence on treatment of Indians in
South Africa. The round table
and South Africa-was recon-
mended by the United Nations a
wear ago.
Evening star., 1949-11-28

Although tornadoes occur in
other places, they usually are not
as violent as those found in the
Mississippi Valley.