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Evening star., 1949-02-25
Sterling 5000
HELP MEN

MAN. exper., to take charge Of paint
and hardware dept; must be cap
able of taking quantities on blue
pr1ts pd apply Al u PeFT9R spR1NG TetR9Hn RD
ING SUPPLY CO., 1904 Ripley st.
Silver Spring, Md. -26
MAN, single for small office, requires
typing, diCtation about 80 W: D. M,
knowledge of drafting helpful, not
essential: pleasant environment, IN
] ,rg T0Te Tsfs eye ore fof fxpef ad
snin VSncement nO Box Box 1a0-x. Star. 81
MAN. experienced all around in self
service store, must know about meat
and vegetables. Apply BELLV1EW
NAVAL MARKET, 203 Bayer rd'
Sw., AT. 0430. -25
MEN OVER "a (colored), high schoo
education; full or part time sales:
work; exper not nee; about Sl ;oe
pm. or Sat; SO am, 1427 Eye
st. NV, RIM. 205. -2o
MdelMaM I1cai ni esl esRlef1ainGssaa4 Na sa4s 0encn@Sn
NIGHT MEN. white, age about, 40
living ne section, to handle linen
check cars. etc: $500, mo. HOTEL
GS99URT ees9 ees9s Balto' blVd'' BerSgyn Sy
OPTOMETRIST to take charge Of
dept. In large, modern 1eWelry store
Give qualifications and references
Write Box 34-X, Star. -25
PAPER SALESMAN, young man, hav-
ing good following with local gro
GERS and restaurants; top pay; perm.
Box 1S0-X, Star.
PHARMACIST, reg. prescription work
only, must be capable; part time
HIGGERS DRUGS. 5017 Conn. -27
PHARMACIST, relief reg. in Md;
tues, Thurs. eve, every other Sun.
So per hr. WHEATON PHARMACY
1140l Ga. ave. PL. $500. -2S
PHONOGRAPH RECORD SALESMAN
some exper. nee; excel. oppor. for
the right party; only those interested
IN working at permanent Job need
apply. SUPER MUSIC & APPL1-
ANCES, 1927 H st. ne. -25
PILOT SALESMAN, private license
and auto necessary; opportunity fol
ambitious man; age no barrier; sale!
experience helpful. Call OIL. 1885,
for appointment. -26
PLUMBERS, exper. 1st class jobbini
men for perm. position in eStab.
capable and can meet requirement,
need apply. Mr. EDWARD ST
e1oe. -$s
Evening star., 1949-02-25
HELP MEN
SECURITY SALESMAN

SECURITY SALESMAN-Here is an
opportunity for industrious. willing
experience and want to, get IN bust
ness that offers a real worthwhile
future; plenty of leads and COOPER
alton. Phone MR.. KAHN. RE. S676,
for appointment, or come to our
office, !1QS 10th st. NV. 20
person. BLUE FLAME VALET. $40
SHOE sALEsMANEExcellent oppor;
tunity, permanent position, tull
time, part time Saturday; ROSE
MARIE SHOE STORE 1115 g st,
SHORT ORDER counterman wanted,
JoHNN1Es SSSsi fas oRIh EsliDf 4s5 sR t. se s'
SIGN PAINTER. must be 1st @ class IS
SIGN Service, 11sS Sth st. 7rssaT5.
sL1pcoyER CUTTER, experienced,
must have car yea7r-rHo3qnd year H3p n W1Ts' X1Ts
Rishefs RR isos SaEs5a Esoao ARaz MK p DAs
SUPERVISOR for Frisidaire dept.
should have knowledge OF appraisal
oF oF tgsesns saes Car and esftant d 'Gs ds
some sonnsl once, 4th H. s. KAMNs An
sgPFsY SPFs c8 BUYER, experienced: qua qusli-
with the supply market, knowing
Apply personnel ofice, 4th floor,
s; KANM SONS sc, vo,, "a s;.n
neat appearance, personality main
factor, with car, $40 pm. LIP
MAN RADIO q TELEV1s1oN. "544
TRICK 4; hiG Driver. experienced, young,
ABBY sTEAKs. INCORPORATED,
wAfchMAkEK; alf i "a FIX; to work in large
pawnbrokers on salary with some
. selling. Tools reg: Box ,; 35;A, Star. tar
a ad seod Eee1es saay I
and working conditions; hours 4:30
to 1880 pm. paid vacation. 49
Y6HN s5fnses Man II Sos 5$e sne staT preferred
as adjustor for national finance CO.;
good future, benefits and automatic
Increases; car furnished. Call MR..
KLEEMAN, RE. 6570, for appt for
YoTNG 1DsaSSieW MAN with car; earnings
training; must have references: Call
Houston Hotel, Room e15, between
YOUNG MAN for inside sales elec-
tr,cal supplies; experienced; salary,
$l5O-S200 mo-, depending on exper.
Address replies in own handwriting
to WESTING HOUSE ELECTRIC SUP
PLY CO., Attention A. and S. Mgr,
1915 K st. NV. ~
YOUNG MAN, white; upholstery sup
ply store; good opportunity for ad-
vancement. Box 37-A, Star. 26'
YOUNG MAN, white, good personal,
ity. to wait on store trade and learn
az while Isarninsg: g.. OK 95 81 1895; hernia. mH
nent position in purchasing division
Of life ins. co. home ofice; knowledge
Of printing helpful: Apply Boom SS
YOUNG MAN, estimator sale sman,
for local and lons-distancs nsrm nos mVSans ciVs
age, education and reference. 5oH
ss44ASS5,Asb s4SI9,A sfsri COFFEE co. needs 4
alert solicitors. Apply 11oS ny;
olivet I'd. n.e.. before D an. -so
Evening star., 1949-02-25
D. E., National Junior
|AAU Swims Drawinq
Many College Stars

A parade of college tank talent
will be on display tonight at
Southeast Boys Club pool where
the DistSict of Columbia AAU in
door juhior championships and
two national junior title events
the mems 150-yard individual
medley and the women's 200-yard
backstroke-will be staged, start
ing at Z.
The national junior events are
lures for the collegians. Catholic
U. has filed entry for its entire
team. A number of Georgetown
students also are entered, but will
compete unattached as the Hoyas
do not have an official tank team.
From G. w. will be Paul Fite,
representing Ambassador Club in
the District low-board diving. Lew
Hedges. former American U. SWIM
mer, is wearing Takoma Park S
colors in the D. c. AAU freestyle
championships, as we'll as in the
national junior medley.
Ambassador will be at full
strength in both the mems and
women's divisions, entering such
standbys as Barry Wall, Stan
Tinkham, Diver Andre Capri, D. C.
freestyle titliSt Wilhelmina Orme,
Ellen Oberti and Barbara Hobel-
man.
Foremost among the Takoma
entries is Bette Roland. past win
ner of two national junior crowns,
who will seek her third tonight in
the backstroke.
Washington Boys Club also will
be represented by large entry in
the District Junior championships,
with several of the more expert
enced boys taking a crack at the
national junior.
The near-record local field is
augmented by entries from Indian
apolis, Lancaster. Pa: Newark,
Richmond and Baltimore.
Six D. c. AAU junior title events
each for men and women. includ-
ing low-board diving, are on the
ror0prom
Evening star., 1949-02-25
Club Hopes to Coll
By Lewis F. Atchison

Remember the Georgetown
hockey team that got up at 5
am. to practice last winter?
Well. that's all changed now.
The boys do their chores be-
tween II pm. and 2 am. and
with five victories in seven
matches the switch apparently
hasn't impaired their ability.
Felix Miranda, a serious
young man from that hotbed of
hockey, Providence, R. l., was
telling us that the Hoyas wind
up their home season Sunday at
Uline Arena, meeting the Balti-
more Americans at $3.50 pm.
The success of this affair, at the
boxoffice, that is, may determ-
Inc whether Georgetown con-
tinueS hockey next season.
"It would be. "a shame if we
had to drop it now," said Felix.
"You should see our freshman
line. In another year it'll be as
good as any college hockey line
in the country"
But just how good is college
hockey. you wonder
We'll, we think it's 100 per
cent better than the local pro-
fessional brand" says Miranda.
Maybe I'm prejudiced. but I
think we've got good SHOW"
Georgetown hockey clubs are
one of the last citadels of
rugged individualism in college
sports. The university guaran-
tees to make good any deficit
Evening star., 1949-02-25
Hoyo Hockey eom Spirit High, but Funds Low
Club Hopes Enough Sunday Cory On Again Next Winter

American Colleges, a perfect
gentleman off the ice and
perfect terror on it. Connie
O'Doherty, quarterback on the
football team, is the proud
daddy of one son and is await
ing the arrival of a second.
Apparently he hopes to have
his own hockey team some day.
Gino D'Giralimo, a 10-letter
man at Maiden (Mass.l Cath
olic High, is a scholarship man
Scholastic, not athletic-and
an all-around athlete who in
tends to 60 out for other sports
next year now that he has both
feet solidly on the ground in
classroom work.
When the Hoya puck pad
dlers speak of Hot Tom and
jerry they don't mean a COM
forting winter libation, but the
last of four famous Cassidy
brothers. AS for Coach Bob
Panoff, who gives his time and
talent free, Miranda can't ade-
quately express his apprecia-
ton. Panoff takes his annual
vacation from the Navy De-
partment in driblets to make
trips with his men.
Well, Sunday night is the
big one for Georgetown ice
fans. At so cents a copy the
tickets are inexpensive enough,
and a good turnout will guar
antee another team next year
at the Hilltop. If you like
hockey you ought to give it a
whirl. Maybe it's what you've
been looking for.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
Hamilton in Runneru|
Tie as Douglas Tops
Rio Grande Golf
BY the Associated Press

HARLINGEN, Tex, Feb. 25.-
Dave Douglas of Wilmington, Del.
who has won $2,055 along the
winter golf tournament trail, lee
the pack into the second round Of
the $4,000 Rio Grande Valley
Open today.
Douglas spread-eagled a field oi
1913 yesterday as he shot an 8
under par So for a tWo-stroke lead
The 6,095-yard par-71 Harlin-
gen municipal course took a bat
tering as SO players bested regu-
lation figures.
Douglas. winner Of the Texas
Open at San Antonio two weeks
ago, tied the competitive course
record set by Lloyd Mangrum of
Niles, Ill, last year when Man
grum took first money in the
same tournament.
Tied for second place at 65
were AL Smith of Winston-Salem,
N. c.: Bob Hamilton of Landover
Md. and Henry Ransom of st.
Andrews, Ill.
Six more professionals dead
locked for fifth place at 66. They
were Harold Oatman of Norfolk
Va; Herman Keiser of st. An
drews, Ill: Rod Munday of York.
Pa; Fred Haas, jr., of New Or
leans; Eric Monti of Santa Monica
Calf, and Leland Gibson of Kan
Sas City, Mo.
The tournament favorites, john
ny Palmer of Badin, S. c.; Jimmy
Demaret of Ojai, Calf, and Man.
grum were 6, 5 and 8 strokes
back of Douglas, respectively.
Tony Holguin of Guadalajara
Mexico, the Mexican Open cham.
pion disqualified himself fol
posting a wrong score.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
HELP MEk

ASST. TO CREDIT MGR, exper.; must
know legal procedures in COLLECTION
work: ref. must be of high, caliber;
exper. in approving credit also help.
fseDbd5e fs aTe to sasGy NJ wRans. ARn dP REET NJ
JEWBLRY CO. 7O1 18th st. NV. -27
AUTO PARTS, experienced preferred:
for inside sales; good future for
right man; leading jobber. Box
AUToMoBiLE MECHANIC, 1st. class,
sober, to work on all makes Of cars,
Wen lighted shop: yacations s With With
FEDERAL CORP. 2117 E st. NV
AnToMoB1LE III ;iiol; PAINTER wanted by
must be experienced in all phases
of automobile painting; holidays and
vacation with pay; salary open.
Will consider man who has his own
blvd, Arlington, Va, CH. 400.
Apply Mr.. Brown. .
AUTO SALESMEN-This is your op-
portunity to. make permanent con-
larger auto dealerships., Applicants
must be able to furnish LEGAL ref
anes and d be baHs honest dea 3a
complisE. an OBJECTIVE: Come in
Friday night, z pm. till 9 pm. and
see Alan Sanders, new car sales
manager, for full details. HILL &
TIBBITTs, 1114 Vermont ave. NV.
AUTO sALEsMEN, exper:, capable Of
closing own deals; demonstrator
furnished; compensation, salary and
bonus; opport. to Join sales STAN OF
large aggressive METROPOLITAN deal
er; medium-price field Box l9l,A' l91l-,
BUTCHER, sober, reliable, to work in
D.G.s. market. Apply 1901 1st st.
Bao;ooKKEEpER or margin clerk, Under
30; banking or brokerage exper
helpful but not necessary; perma-
nent: salary open. Address Box
Boy, 6S3o; Over P'f Is, exper.: for all around
work in grocery store; colored. 2l59
CAR HOPS for driye-in restaurant
chain; excel. working conditions,
salary and very good tips; tips meals ltaas.fan ana
insurance and disqualification. Ap-
ply in person. employment office,
HOT sHoPPEs, INC. 1898 Taylor
CAR al ny WASHER, must be reliable,
good hours. JACKSON ESQ sERy-
ICE, 29th and Eastern ave. Mt.
| Rainier, Md. Ut
CARPENTER-If you have had exper.
remodeling kitchens and can be
trusted with the complete job we
can give you steady employment at
CLOTHING sALESMEN-New. spring
fabrics now ready, establish your
personal business without invest
ment; local service of1ce and deliv-
cries. HOMELAND TAILORS, INC,
Sill Atlantic Bldg. $50 u Of. nv.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers
'hree Lines Minimum

Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 2 times. Csc per line per
insertion.
Q to 6 times consecutively. 32c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer, consecutively
30c 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)
Fiat rate per line------50c
Out-of-town Rate Is charged on
all advertising IS miles or more
from Washington.
II advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which bears
q serial number with date and tdentt-
fes your advertisement.
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before second IN
8ertion.
When eanceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make o note OF the
cancellation number: This I'm. I'M,
not show a credit for the cancella-
ton
Evening star., 1949-02-25
HELP kEN

PINBALL MECHANIC, some expert
ence music boxes, sober and reliable
Ra4 Rsn aslE; RnlS; stsT gGGa salary and a9 a9!Fs
tions; 5-day. 4O-hr. week Generous
company benefits and privileges.
aDgve5t APPLY in persSn oce TIE s6s HFcsr st G0 n4
pREssERMExceIient fs:Ssehs 1eni Working eondi-
tions. SOUTH CAPITOL CLEAN
ERs. 4O13 So. Capitol st. -25
PORTER, colored. steady work in
liquor store; ride bicycle for de-
liyeries; good salary; references re-
auired. T1VoL1 LIQUORS, NC
p3erR 3423 Jan hRiVFR 81 R'T; sor drugstore must
be reliable and sober and have some
knowledge of this neighborhood; See
Mrs. Goldman. SHEPHERD PARK
PHARMACY, 7723 Ga. ave. NV.
PORTRAIT REToUCHERs, expert
snfsS G%sa sS5 Ys1s Ys1s II St. stHde n* Nz zAsES
REAL EsrArE statesmen 81 to
handle cur rushing spring business.
only ambitious men need Apply Ply
soRers. BeRsa; n?s s. nes 5toSS. ' ST WsUBURsAN IN
REAI YESlMESI EsTAfH r. SALESMAN, down
town progressive off1ce has opening
for l exper. man for business ano
fice cooperation. Call Mr.; Vein
berg bet. 80 am. WEINBERG &
BUSH. 1907 H st. NV, MA. $500.
RELIEF MAN, colored. modern apart
conditions; must be sober and IN
dustrious. Apply resident manager
THE EDDYsToNE APT, 1901 vt.
RoGrE sSG; R'"i isALEsMAN-DR1vER, good
products off truck to local grocers
and restaurants nike foods, pretzels'
candy, bread, beverages or meats.
Write full exps. Box 235-X, Star.
SALESMAN-MuSt be exper. sellns
mems clothing, permanent position:
salary open depending on exper: and
ability. Apply Mr.. Kay: HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING CO.. 7o3 7th st.
SALESMAN for retail milk route. bond
required, union shop, 6-day week,
pnlS pius Commission. vaGaaiSe; zap Apply at WAKE.
FIELD DAIRY, Al L st. Sc. 10 2; m.
saIEsMxNs AZ ) VA I'M furnishings Excellent
opportunity for ambitious young
man who is experienced In selling
PoGso RsRs fs5R1sR,nEs MRss SHOP A1Riys 1sis sss:
SALESMAN for high-type PROPOSE
ton: must have experience; the man
we want is accustomed to earnings
Of about $4,000 yearly; must have
car. write in full detail, giving ref,
erences. background. etc. Salary and
bonus; Box 324-X, Star star nove % .vsr
sold before or think you possess the
ability we will lr,Dgt put y you sah 70 W9Pk Sak
viii start immed.; this is a rare
qPpeE.gnI,y 1Ia For int9r:; IS x see aGd ~, ~,
pers. div, Gil am. only.
statesmen for maior sitfr.caI1e fRplansss' eo
mission rate with liberal drawing
account. 300 discount on purchases.
Apply, personnel Office 4th d; s.
seAooL eAoG BOZ BOY, eclored. over 1s, for
delivery and general work, In drug
WARDMAN PARK DRUG, wardman
sHoEEMAkER. ssE iAaissl solored. sznsrie9ssd
Apply 1887 tn %. nv. -W
Evening star., 1949-02-25
HELP MEN

douehnus route' Apply by 7o5 A Mtehi. M
DRUG Tap aTsi Clerk. hiis experience prefefred:
starting salary. Report to A. Pearl
REYNOLDS PHARMAcY. -a6
DRUG CLERK for progressive drug
store; perm. position, good salary.
Please state refs. and exper: An
swers confidential. Box 294-X, Star.
DRY CLEANER for solvent plant:
ply in person, ALEX. CLEANERS,
604 Montgomery St, Alex, Va. 3
ELECTRICIAN - Top-salaried Job
KoLB ELECTRIC, 3919 Window
EIIEvAToR Ii HiTi OPERATORS. white. Ap-
ply STARTER. TRANSPORTATION Bldg.
ENGINEER wanted: must be exper:
with air condition equipment and
Excel. quarters If desired. Call Mr.
she6"'b sneo' Bet. and nj q Hosh am. 'o' E5s re
F1TTER-Expert in fitting mems tine
opport. for capable fitter to con-
meet with a well-known progressive
cond: ABBY ofice. YOUNG MEMS
F1RNI1URE ifaSfii FfNfsHER' white, ex-
perienced only; good working con
Mr. Sf'0fSi Bush: Z aoFFMAN 5lSs 'UPHoLsfER, S
FGh11rtsi 1n11 f4ih St. 'RhnfiTiiNsHEE, hiTi exc exspr.
only Apply l40l 18th st. nv,
GRAND UNION EQUIPMENT CO.,
at $50 o'clock tonight.
GASOLINE STATION ATTENDANT,
part time, must be exper. OV. 9s5l
GROCERY CLERK; must have drivers
Rrmit; married man preferred. Ap-
ply in person, HILLCREST MARKET,
| 2846 Alabama ave. Sc. -26
GROCERY MAN, an excellent oppor..
tunity for thoroughly experienced
working conditions and top wages
for competent man; Apply sHIE- X
quincy ST.. shirlington shopping
JANIToR. colored, for new bldg,
and minor routine repairing: man
and wife only, must hay have ySfsTG refsTences IS
Co, sl3 9th st. NV. noon to
JANiTOR, experienced, 9Th class. IL
cense; settled married man, no chill,
! dren, no QrlnRlngi EOoQ SalaIy Anu
bedroom apt. Apply 1885 16t5 st
LUMBER CLEANERs-several men to
ABcD CORR. 1881 Jefferson Davis
hwy. Arlington, Va. AT. s75553
MAN, white, age 80 to As. to super
wise small group of office building
cleaners. Night work, 40-hour week,
good salary, permanent. status with
opportunity for financial advance ADVANCE
| experience, age, telephone and ad-
ddsess; BOX Box 2as-x; SoSH Star: n vrocsrv
store at produce and shelf work;
salary. S45; good hours and work
ing conditions. Do not apply unless
you have d. c. exper. and D. G.
refs. at this type of work. Call VI.
1904 between 8 pm. and 9 pm
MAN AND WIFE, colored: janitor for
small downtown nat; salary, $50
:renes: snd s,Foon noWRssTEN osRsssHsEaaN DfaE 5f.
| CORP, 1@1e II nv. ~. 7s77s I'D
Evening star., 1949-02-25
HELP MEN (cont.)

CLERK. grocery-delieatessen. exper; ;;
local refs. 1888 14th st. NV. -26
COOK, colored. sea-food experience;
Apply between 9 and II am. FOUR
SEAS SEA FOOD GRILL. 301O
Hamilton ST., Queens Chapel Shop
ping Center, Hyattsville, Md. Take
Cd bus from Mt. Rainier to door
D1sHwAsHER and porter, colored,
for evening shifts; good pay ind ! 9
DRUG, Wardman Park Hotel. 30
DIsHwAsHER and porter, colored,
for 3 ewes, exper. and ref. REQ. Ap-
ply WARDMAN PARK DRUG, Ward
man Park Hotel. -26
DRIVER AND HELPER for trash
route. ROBERT CORBIN. 31O2 M
st. NV. 30
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs.
New and used cabs sH avail; ia.ntsss. ksas: ;.
ton card. Apply Diamond lot. 101
y st ne; see 4sIXR MELXIN BERGMAN saiRIsa N.
liable; steady work. Apply ELITE
LAUNDRY CO., 211e 1@th o.. NV
Evening star., 1949-02-25
Central and Wilson
Settle Public High
Title Tomorrow

Central bids for its second
straight District public high basket
ball title tomorrow afternoon at
the Armory when it tackles Wilson
in the final game of the champion
ship playof. Game time is 2:30 pm.
Wilson will be seeking its first
cage crown since 1912 when it
defeated Central in the final.
Wilson nosed out Central three
weeks ago, 1929. during the
regular round robin schoolboy
series, but is no cinch to repeat
tomorrow. In that game it held
Jimmy Pantos, Centrals brilliant
all-around player, to six points,
his lowest game of the year. Sue
cess for the Tigers again tomorrow
might depend on whether they
once more can stop PantoS. George
Pappafotis, Wilson's little guard,
had the assignment of defending
against Pantos in the earlier game,
and his success likely will give him
the TASK again.
Although Pantos has been
responsible for much of Centraps
success, he isn't alone in his
stardom. At various times such
lads as Bill bunker. Terry Gregory
Jim Gleason and Jack Stringer
have been important and any OF
all of them could be hot tomorrow
Wilson has a well-balanced
quint. with big Leo Speros gen.
orally the leading scorer. Such
others as Jim Young, Don Scott,
Sherry Jones and Pappafotis
usually are well represented in
the scoring column. The Tigers
also have adequate reserves.
On numerous occasions Coach
Hank Bristor has found it wise to
insert a whole new team to rest
his starters, and always it has
paid of. Bristor has a fve-man
second team Of light and fast
players who although they aren't
potent scorers have the skill and
speed to control the ball. They can
take over and halt an opposition
surge while the regulars rest for a
late drive.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
Laurence Tech Qualities
For Nab Tournament
By the Axsoeioted Press

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 25.-Law-
renee Tech of Detroit has qualified
for it's fourth successive National
Association of intercollegiate Bas-
ket Ball tournament, NAIB Sec
retary Emil Liston said today.
The University of Hawaii is the
only other qualif1er to date in the
field of 80 teams. The meet will
be held in Kansas City March
7-12. The Detroit team has rec
ord Of 16 victories and eight losses
and has one more game to play.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
Only Six Braves UNSIGNED

BOSTON, Feb. Is P).-The
Boston Braves unsigned list was
reduced to six today when Gen
eral Manager John j. Quinn an
nounced that Sibby Sisti, reserve
second baseman, had accepted the
National League champions 194s
terms.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
SPECIAL NOTICES Cont

GRAY'S DOLL HOSPITAL, est. 1895,
repairs and restores; expert workers,
complete stock of parts, wigs, shoes,
sox, doll clothes; dress doll cor
rectly for the International Doll
Display. Costumes made to order
GRAY'S, 3414 14th st. NV, NO.
S9O1. Open evenings and Sundays.
TAX RETURNS prepared by former
Government tax agent. and account
ant Fee, So. 334 Bond Bldg, ST
Evening star., 1949-02-25
HELP MEN g. woMEN tcons. }

TYPISTs, white, STATISTICAL; 81 %
per mr.; ewes. and Saturdays: tenn.
porary. Enclose sample of work in
application, giving full details OF
experience. Box 241-X, Star.
WHITE COUPLE, no children. wifa
work: references required: good sal
ary and living quarters RE. 1868
weekdays; Rockville 1869 ewes. sat.
and Sun. -27
Evening star., 1949-02-25
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tisers often fail to call for
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naming oUer 10 days after
final insertion OF ddUer-
tisement.
In order to protect its
advertisers from receiDing
circular matter, it is er-
presSly understood and
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