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Evening star., 1949-11-30
White House Wedding Details
Of Grants Interest 7rumans

Cameron, Secretary of War;
Woodbury. Blair, and Francis
Riggs, founder of the Riggs Ma
tional Bank.
The dinner actually was held
two years after the wedding Of
Miss Nellie Grant and her English
fiance, Algernon c. F.. Sartoris,
after their return to Washington.
The invitation was for 7 pm, De-
cember 30, 1876. at which the
company Of Miss Barnes was
sought for dinner socially"
$4,000 Wedding Dress.
Old newspaper accounts state
that the morning wedding was
held May 20, 1874, in the East
Room. Miss Nellie's white satin,
lace trimmed gown was made in
Brussels at a cost Of $1,000. Her
eight bridesmaids wore white silk.
Mrs. Helm translated the din
ner menu from a rather garbled
account IN French. 1t began with
soft crabs on toast, cakes gar
nished with crabs and mushrooms,
aspic Of beef, a side of woodcocks
and snipes on toast to punch
which wasn't of the vicious
variety" .
Another invitation received by
her mother and sent by Mrs. Doig
was to Z pm. dinner given by
President and Mrs. Rutherford
Hayes in 1880. The Presidents
seal was on the top. and Mrs.
Helm pointed out 1t is the first
in the White House files to bear
such emboSsment.
Photographs have been made Of
all the invitations and will be
placed in the White House records.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

Details on how President and
Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant entertained
after the White House wedding OF
their daughter in 1874 have be-
come q source of interest to the
current first family.
Mrs. James A. Helm, White
House social secretary, yesterday
brought the place cards and invi-
tations from another century with
her to q press conference. The
reporters she thought might be
bored" pored over the pasteboards
a half an hour.
Mrs. Arthur H. Doig Of Wash
ington sent the memory items"
to the White House. Mrs. Helm,
interested in collecting such data
for the records. enlisted the as
sistance of several elderly Wash
ington residents who placed
many of the guests named as at
tending the Grant wedding par
ties. The results were noted with
interest by the Trumans.
Mrs. Doig explained the invi-
tations had been sent to her
mother when she was a young
girl here (Miss Anna Barnes.
Dressy Place Card.
The place card, the dinner in
vitation and a reception invita-
ton are the Oldest in the White
House files, Mrs. Helm said. She
pointed out that the names were
written in longhand and that the
place card, with its picture Of the
White House at the top. was
more dressy" than the ones used
today.
Mrs. Doig's mother had written
on the back of the wedding din
ner place card the names Of the
guests. These included: Miss
Edith Fish, daughter Of the Sec
retary Of State; President Grants
two sons and another daughter
the daughter OF James Donald
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Probe Slated in Theft
From Hospital Patient

Grand jury investigation of a
charge that an Episcopal Eye, Ear
and Throat Hospital attendant
took $68 from the pocketbook Of
a patient was ordered yesterday
by Municipal Court Judge George
D. Nelson.
Held under $500 bond was
George E. Baskerville, 43, colored,
Of the 1700 block of Eleventh
street NV.
The complaining witness was
Nick Finelli, L.andover, Md, who
told Judge Nelson his pocketbook
was taken from him by Basker-
vile. who was undressing him last
Friday before a minor operation
He said the pocketbook later was
returned but the money was gone
Baskerville denied he took out the
money.
After Defense Attorney Thomas
David put Baskerville on the
stand, Assistant United States At
torney Martin T. Mcnamara, jr..
introduced a criminal record of
the defendant. which included
Evening star., 1949-11-30

from throughout the service be-
gan here yesterday.
An announcement said the
agenda included reports on gen.
eral policy matters dealing with
budgetary limitations, training,
personnel, promotion, retirement,
administration and developments
in amphibious and aerial warfare.
Besides Gen. c. B. Gates, Ma
rine commandant, general officers
attending the conference included
1t. Gen. LIE Roy P. Hunt and 1t.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
u. Va. Students
Ruled Subject to
| Personal 7 axes
By the Assoeidtsd Prsss

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nov.
30.-University Of Virginia stu
dents who live in Albemarle ,coun-
ty most Of the year must pay per-
sonal property taxes. state tax au-
thorities revealed yesterday.
Tax officials said a law covering
the students on personal property
levies has been on the statute
books for several years but has not
been enforced. Strict enforcement
will be sought hereafter.
Tax authorities said students
should file assessments Of their
taxable belongings by December 5
to the county finance department.
The ruling covers any tangible
property, such as automobiles, ra-
dios, furniture, etc.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

four arrests for + ny, two for
assault and one for carrying a
dangerous weapon.
1T is almost Incredible" said
Judge Nelson, that a man with
this record had a position of trust
in hospital"
Deaconness Margaret Bechtol
Of the hospital later said Basker-
vile had been honest as far as
the hospital knew and that they
had tried to check his record as
completely as possible.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

WINS CONTEST AND BET WITH WIFE Chicago-Joseph
Dolina railroad Of Dennellon j. displays
his ze-wnnng crocheed tablecoth to Mrs. Thomas L.
Nightingale Sacramento Calf Mr. Doinaj who bet his
could crochet better than She named the Nations
best male crocheter National Needecraft Bureaus eighth
contest Mrs. Nightingale named grand national
champ -AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
District Business Bdrometers

Capital in October remained at high
department sales index and sales Of
trcy October Warm weather had much
do with these declines
the highest for month this
than October
1s4s There also uptun in City Post Ofce receipts over
the preceding month and the like period year
Chesapeake Telephone reported another
service and noted that
daily calls also well ahead October 194S the
previous month this year. =
progress tho s 10 months Of e4s vivdy shown
following monthly comparisons with other recent
Evening star., 1949-11-30

Gen. Thomas e. Watson, COM
manders of the Atlantic and Pa
cific Fleet Marine Forces.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

1o49-60.
$1.429,552
1,443.2l3
1.472,752
1,638,446
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, IT., with public ae-
accounting education: some travel
Involved; excellent opportunity and
working conditions. Box 476-S, star.
A. r. SUPPLY TECHNIC1AN, must be
qualified in A. r. supply accounting
or varehousing; both desirable op-
portunity. for permanent employ
auslified person. Must have ref
erences as to ability and character.
Write Box 133-M, Star. Ia
ASSISTANT COOK, porter, rm,' board
cHfr nd 'assy haeoN ssssdy ya4o TSFk aatiRors ADDs
AssisTatNtTr ,JANIToR. and hall man.
for garden type apt. house. See
Vi. Mssaina'IR SseR of Fort MzeT, kss Oiv0s: Ai
ASSISTANT TO HOME BUILDER
An excellent opportunity, experience
or training in architectural drafting
helpful The JOB inGlGdes I.i5ias soms Is3f1s
ant working conditions, salary COM
mensurate with ability. Reply in
own Handwriting: Box 116-s, Star.
AUTO MECHANICS, exper. only
KINs MOTOR Co, Hudson Dealer,
25o1 columbia pike. Arlington. ow
xUTo ISS' MECHANICS, Ford experience,
excellent working conditions. See
Mr.. Bowen, BILLHIMER g. PAL
NER, WA. 0900, 3110 Hamilton ST.,
Hyattsville, Md. Ill
AUTO SALESMAN-Reputab and
vell-established Silver Spring area
dealer, medium price field. has open
ing for fully qualified salesman who
Ia strong closer and capable of
eelling both new and used cars,
The man We are looking for should
have the ability to prove himself
qualtfied to become assistant to the
sales manager. Compensation open.
Boa S22-S Star. 10
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SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont

TYPING WANTED-Envelope or post
card addressine. 5000 10th st; nv.
WOMAN, 25. experienced in bookkeep-
ing, cashier. typing: wants night
work only; full or part time. Box
ENGLiSH LADY. companion. hostess.
36 yrs. desires employment; good
appearance. willing to travel; ex-
cellent references. Bov SOW. Star.
EXPERIENCED Office assistant. re-
liable, speaks French. types. some
stenographv. desires position; $50.
Call UN 1885. 13'
GIRL. colored, desires work in ofice.
Call Hillside 1904 from to pm.
young; speaks French;
complete charge, l 10 3 children:
any age: good refs from Wash. and
N. Y: free March IA; $500 monthly.
Boz a1-V. Star. 49,
PUBLIC TYPIsT, wants typing at
home. Will do copy work. Bring
and call for. HU. 677S. II"
TYPIST, neat, accurate, wants work
at home or in ONCE afternoons.
MISS GROVE. OR 5436. H.
Evening star., 1949-02-11

When dnsUering adDer-
tisements addressed to
Star bores do NOT incloSe
original references, pho
tooraphs or other papers
of personal Ddlue. AdDer-
tisers often fail to call TOR
all replies addressed to a
Star boz number and this
mail Is destroyed II re-
mdininq oDer 10 days after
final insertion OF ddDer-
tisement.
In order to protect its
advertisers from receiDtng
circular matter, it is er-
pressly understood and
aqreed that all such mat
ter ptu be ,oithheld as far
as possible by The Star.
Only bona 1tde anS1DerS to
advertisements addressed
to boz numbers in care OF
The Star 1oill be delivered
to advertisers on presenta-
ton of the boz number
ticket.
Evening star., 1949-02-11

REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont

PAPERHANGING, this week only. 81
and up per rm; 194s washable sun
fast papers: work guaranteed. GE.
1888. GE 2461
PAPERING. 5 rms. 2-story hall house.
good work. DU. 9o5s. GE. 1859.
pApERING-s.E. WALLPAPER co.
fsrs sDssa s4 14x2 s. @ nhor' esb,nc and ms.
PIANO TUNING and repairing; all
ARMETs PIANO CO, HY. O0s5.
PIANOS TUNED, So; o. C., suburbs;
s5 yE1 eXper;; repairs guarantseeed;
PLASTERING AND REMODELING;
ceiling and walls, partitions patched
or renewed. Trinidad 1868 after. 8.
PLASTER REPAIRING. prompt guar
anteed work by experienced mechan.
rfAsTfRrNS@New Ia fRl SSl2 or old repair nIn
work dons; immed. service: work
guar; G,es estimates free white mech.
PLAsTERING1New ceilings. partt-
Esa1 teed Wy white tsoI mechanic DARCY
rEHMB1NG, EHshi Mt fsSSi Sesfins and sheet metal
sTHwAKF sfEk H"fdfSf sASuM fsGye' co eE ress: e48
PLUMBING-No Job too small; re-
pairs and replacements. SAMUEL C.
BOYD; INC GE 1908
PLUMBING AND HEATING; reason.
ao's. aole rassf. Ms shak1 allen L. LLOYD, ,y yo'
PLUMBING AND HEATING. Bath
rooms completely remodeled, fires
estimates, hot-water heaters, boilers.
our speciality; complete iobbing serv-
ice; cash, terms arranged. J. SHA.
P1Ro, no. sooo' reg, plumber
REFRiGERAToRs REPAIRED. any
nestle, motors repaired. UN. 1915,
ROOF LEAK: Walls cellar v.li
Your money refunded If fail.
E WADDELL. TR 1919,
ROOFING, CUTTERS, dovnspouts.
renewed and repaired; guar. work:
ROOFING; F, s.,,I al ny types; s. no NO., 1oD t9o
uEL C. BOYD. INC, GE, 1898,
TYPEWRITERS cleaned, oiled and
adjusted. All work guaranteed. RE.
1177.. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
S13 14th NV
UPHoLSTERING AND SLIP COVERS
UPHonsrnss II Rsss' Ca 6a s4s5 4sSDFNH sS
VENETIAN p BLISDs CLEANED. ess
up to 3 #. wide and Z It. long.
Have your blinds thoroughly cleaned
by our modern machine method
WASHINGTON SHADE g. AWNING
wRfcKISG GE KIN '.'n spscIaty Ss nT DS Sudns, sn"e
torn down and raised free estimates.
E: d B. CO., RE. 5212: ewes. VI
1918. III
Evening star., 1949-02-11
Aubrey stinson, Al. 1919 Hamlin st. ne,
and Leona Lasley. 33. Colmar Manor.

Aubrey Stinson, Al, 1919 Hamlin st. ne,
and Leona Lasley. 33. colmar Manor.
''ns nsr, ses%sn esaBs s s. 4i sq'5sS 5sr v St ns
Edna stramon, m 10. se4 Attn st. ne ne. N
ana audrey arear, i?s 5s4 so,h St. NV
sdnsy .nS o1sss ABEL f. fsss scs Ssns rs s.
and Shirley Holtzman, 90, 7O4 NJ ST. NV.
william Lee, %, 1918 N st. NV, and
W. Helen Kelley. 20, a35 Eng St ne; n
"a. both of 11O4 9th st. NV.
Dixon Peaster, 35, Tchula, Miss. and
stacia Boyd. "a. 27O1 Connecticut ave.
Robert Andrews, 81: Falls Church. Va,
both of 1880 Vermont ave. NV.
William Zimmerman, %, Arlington. Va,
Harry Sawyer, 25. 1919 R st. NV. and
Yvonns Lyies Is; 1910 .,o l4th dl St NV;
amsa ana bHs boa Eanel e. and Is RUBY y4s M
40, both Of ai4s 8 st. NV.
and Lillian Williams, 90, l432 18th st,
william Brown. 1s, .sO6 22nd st. NV,
Francis Riley, SO, Mt. Rainier, Md, and
Eleanor Tilden, 81. 9os Shepherd st.
James Ford, %, Arlington, Va, and Marie
Louise cambouri. 20, 1915 Webster st.
's9s 4ssi Rsith. fs Cons ss g. 1873 lss
Robert ,, Blackwell. 22, 2s1o Pennsylvania
Evening star., 1949-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICES

All, INCOME TAX RETURNS pre-
pared. TAX INSTITUTE, j. Chron-
aker, director, open wk. days, Sat;
sun. 400 9th st. NV, Rm. 2o3. 50
rAx ae RTTuRSs M r s prepared by former
Govt. tax agent and ACCOUNTANT:
and sundays. RIM. 334 Bond Bldg
14th and N. Y. ave. NV, ST. 1898.
no MY FRIENDS and customers
After s months in the hospital l
a. have in the past. NJ. FILLAH,
TR. 9242, roofing and suffering
and roof painting. 1913 Bennins
TAX 5a RETuRNs carefully prepared
any time by sppt.; 25 yrs. .expr.;
reas. A. r. HESTER. DU. 4544. 1914
MR. BUSINESSMAN. do you need a
good once manager-accountant? we
soooKKEEPiNG AK SERVICE -
ress. Ha1kS HoRdAN, NeRt: T. oL. 400, Ext: sa2.
GAS WATER HEATERS, 90. 80, 20
gal, automatic; no cash needed;
stat. 1A THoMPsoN & sTANsBURY
Sc rNT1tLGnsn ISG;; Il: s92s, daily, Sun. and
ewes I'LL Vermont ave. nv, RE.
1881. SIDNEY ]. BROWN. dir.
INCOME TAX. bookkeeping service
for indiv. and small businesses. TO
7, AID 6244. JACK PEARSON. -l2
Always. MAKE TT A RULE to see
BUELL. for carburetion and IGNITION
service. S11 10th st. NV. NE. 57If.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE Tor
any debts or contracts made by any
one other than myself. FRANKLIN
c. FIELDS. 81 53rd St. s.e11'
FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETURNS
prepared by former revenue ofhcer.
113 Carroll st. nv, phone RA. n x.
TAX RETuRNs prepared in your
own home: clients have received
refunds already; able help assures
lowest legitimate tax. Ex. 1886 or
" W1LE En- Nor BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
other than myself. BONNER P.
SsmtTiS'i2 1formefiy 1856 s. Buchanan. All
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders OF the Citizens Equitable
Building Association OF Georgetown
D. c., will. be held at 6:45 Pm; M;
Monday. February IA, 1a4e, at 1907
Wisconsin ave. NV. for the eiec-
tion of ofdcers and directors Tor
the coming year and the transaction
of such other business as NAV
rightly come before said meeting.
II. w BURNSIDE, secretary:
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HELP WOhAEN
TYPIST-CLERKS- must he

must be expert
enced, training IN private industry
nor under 25 years with good recent
local references. invited to, apply;
Permanent. start $50 and usual
fsili seRildefs5s Box 1.oM star complete tea Se
WAITRESS and soda fountain girls,
colored, exper.; pm. to ]" pm. :
S23 and meal to start. very good
tips. Apply in person. 1907 18th
~a1ie1ss p11 oYsTER 'Sfi BAY sfDfs REsTAURANT l15
a04 9th st. NV.
WOMAN. white; part time. 10 am
Massage and general health club
physical cond.; short period OF
training free. ST per hr. when
qualified. Apply BILL HUTzELL' S,
1919 K st, NV. Tues, THURS, Sat.
and Sun, IL am. to 2 pm. Ill
WOMAN. to care for child. IA mos,
old; by day. Call RE. 1886 bet; 9
WOMEN, white. 1s to so. for counter
work, cashier and food checking,
and to carry dishes; $40 week
job: vacation after + months. Apply
SHOLL'S COLONIAL CAFETERIA.
1882 Conn ave. NV, see Mr.. Faj-
far Ia
WRAPPER and inspector. from 10
am. to p m. daily: pleasant work
Ing conditions. Apply office
x-RAY TECHNICIAN, white. with
nursing ability, for doctors Office
between age of 25 and 40; 4O-hour
week. Box 9-S, Star. -l3
YOUNG WOMAN, is to %. preferably
adding machine operator. for cleri-
cal work in bank: 5-day week State
age, education and experience. Box
Young WOMEN, e5 TO 35. as in
vestigators for retail shopping
service. no experience necessary, in
teresting work, must be free to
travel Apply Evening Star Bldg,
11th and Pa. ave. NV, Rm. 523,
IF YoU USE AVON COSMETICS you
know why II is easv to service Avon
customers. We have an opening
now for able, matured women. RE
01a5 III
Evening star., 1949-02-11
SALESMAN

SALESMAN. auto, one Of the largest
metropolitan area dealers. medium
price field, located in Silver Spring
has an opening for experienced new
and used car salesman, capable OF
closing his own dsss salary Roa ysss spa
Star. 40
WANTED salesman and company
representative, free to travel $50
miles radius Of WASHINGTON; pleas
ing personality. quick thinking,
good English, courtesy. and honesty
frst requisite. Reply In own hand
s9n s5,tinss nss.s stasf sfsr salary expected a to
WE WILL EMPLoY 2 men who are
interested in. their future and the
future of their families. They must
have excellent character and refer
ences: neat neat Appearance rance enthusiasm
necessary. We shall prove to these
cially. II you are satisfied with less
than $4,000 per yr. do not answer
this ad. Reply, giving age and
exper. Confidential. Box l3o,M,
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-An ex-
cellent opportunity is open for a
man OF ability and experience, SELL
ing better-class homes in the NV.
section with a well-established firm
uoIHk NOluhC "a
excellent earnings for the right man
Our organization has been fully m
formed Of this ad. Box SIG, Star.
OFFICE FURNITURE SALESMAN, ex-
per. pref; local concern handling
nationally known lines of wood
steel. aluminium and leather once
furniture, has opening for an ener
getic. courteous man; draw against
commission. No travel. Call Elk.
1912 Ill
SALESMAN, experienced
or will! train; big commissions; every
thing furnished. ST. 6943. Ia
AUTO SALESMAN, highly experienced
used cars. for well-established COM
pany; good salary and commission;
plenty of nice clean cars to sell at
the lowest prices in town; unusual
opportunity and secure future. Apply
Q am. or after pm, AUTO
WHOLESALERS, INC. 1881 Bladens-
burg I'd. ne, Ii. $500.
with or without exper.;
car necessary; guaranteed draw to
the right men. Call AT. 1922 for
AUTO SALESMAN to sell trucks for
Washington's oldest Ford dealer.
See Mr.. Hurd, HILL IL T1BBITTS,
1l14 VT. ave. NV. --15
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS. remodeling. rec. rms. :
special winter prices; terms; esti-
mates: Virginia only. OLD poMIN-
coScsfTE 5GS GGnTfaeT1EEas S. and and Side Side
OF. so3l. Arlington, Va. 49,
FENCES, all types, salvanized ma
:ood + hltT 9P''f RrfE FENCE c.
FLAGsTONE. . specialty-All kinds
OF stone and cement work done;
porches, terraces. walks, steps, fire-
places. driveways.. retaining walls
uaterproofng and drainage. tiles,
RhCRe Getbers9gss sss Diamond San aSGEto aVe
nnhSpib Gaithersburg. Maryland. Mar 0u ave.
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
BAuBf1Tz & HARR, vi. ZOO, WI.
FLOOR sERvIcE-Nothinr but tn.
feas' finishes. 'fsIoS FLooRiNG coNTRAco
TORS; INC. 1872 Wisconsin ave.
garage. AK u 0iex2o alum. overhead door,
Service door. six.lisht yindox, Y.P.
HoME itS'ns KEMoDELfSG, fSE additions.
:ics and rec. rooms. kitchen plan,
ming, cabinets and appliances; wall
IL HsBaS Sd cos 5SssiE e. s Ssr1s TN ss5a sS7 ssz
IRON aaa e'sRiaSk WoRk. nre escapes. light
structural steel, railings,, hurglary
10 roof, cail ST. s3ss.s7 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO. 1903 Eye st. nv,
bathrooms remodeled. gas water
ments. a' +. 110 J. 0:RrF FITzMAUR1eE' pu.
KsMoDELrNG I;,dei AND REPAIRING by
expert mechanics. For estimates
call CH, 1858 or Falls Church 3115l
ROOFS. ASBESTOS @ and brick siding;
any part Of Va. or Md. Monthly
s5iISS MAKyIANp ~ EooFisSa E;iso IS9a CO. Silver
FREE sgaEnfi fREAsoNaBGE As; isG EST ESTIMATES on
all phases of home remodelins; low
down payment: SO months to pay.
HYDALE CONTRACTORS, WA. e443.
AsRfws gH es4n HOME >sERv1cE-F!oor
waterproofins; modernizing bsmt; to
roof; electrical and refer. service;
custom-nade cabinets; reas. OR.
HYATTsyLLE CONTRACTING CO.
Painting, papering, interior decor
ating: all work guaranteed. Terms.
Free estimates. Phone WA. 1886.
LET US SHOW YOU free plans and
estimates for renovating that un-
used attic or bsmt. space for
playroom, den, bar or recreation
room. Financing arranged If de.
sired. SIMON Il FRANK CO., 1904
Georoio ave an 6363
Evening star., 1949-02-11
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, Jr., college graduate,
single, office experience, 3 years
service. pa years owner small busi-
more. Box 73-V. Star. 49,
ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MGR. exper.
in public accounting and corpora
tion accounting, desires permanent
position; salary, $4,000. Phone FIR.
BookKEEPER-can assume r. c.;
CARPENTER's HELPER or work Of
any any kind kind by white man. Phone
DRarriNG-patent, Rai ING mechanical, by
sir conditioning and machine de-
sign, Rockville 3l4s or write Box
LIQUOR SALESMAN. exper., for Sat.
and Sunday ewes, possibly full time
MAN, 90, wishes position as porter
or kttchenman. DU. S409.
MAN, white. middle aged sales con-
tact exper., wishes position with
reputable Arm. Box 66-V, Star. 12'
MAN, white. 40. needs empl. exp. in
display. maintenance: dependable:;
S45 wk; minimum; gN; s566;i i2'
employment, preferably IL pm. to
10 am. Call CO. 1851, to 10 p. m,
PART-TIME STUDENT. age 25, de-
sires afternoon work, clerical or
otherwise, Glebe 1877. 13'
PAINTER, interior: Free estimates.
Good work. BALLoU, ME. 13l4.
PHARMACIST. D. C. and Md, reg.
full or part time. Box 6s-V, Star.
RADIO MAN, 1e yrs exper, 10 yrs.
vision; salary or commission. BOX
TEACHING, administrative or other
responsible work: B. s. degree, teach
ing and clerical experience, veteran,
age 20; no selling. Box 153-V,
YOUNG MAN desires part-time work
and bookkeeping. zoos Allison st.,
Landover Hills, Md. ii
YOUNG MAN, automobile, available;
some e1sss slnff desires
GEORGE Il. MEYER. 41os Garrison
YOUNG MAN, 81, married, college
education, veteran, z yrs. expert,
ence automobile sales including 3
sires position automotive or finance
fields. Consider other types Of busi-
EMPkoYEp Mi; IS SEwsfArfERMAN, want.
public relations or publicity open
ing. Box 57-V. Star: IL
WANT !, OR a HOURS evening work,
clerical, payroll, bookkeeping, statis-
ticai reports. Box S3-V, Star. 11H
of bus. and ind. mgnt.
coaIia1 coaESes G1shes Gi s4ss responsible 1a oi'e
FEB. COLLEGE GRAD. Georgetown
Univ, single, age 23, vet, industri-
Gus, alert. have initiative, good ap-
pearance and personality; desires re-
cern. BOX l57-V, Star. la
Evening star., 1949-02-11
HELP WOMEN
ADMINISTRATIVE A

assistant-secre-
tary, knowledge and experience in
administration. able to meet public,
shorthand and tipping necessary:
preferably between age of 80 and
As. Call ME. 2100, Ext. 10, YWCA,
Monday between = and 5, for ap-
pointment. -13
ARTIST, experienced In women's fash
ions for leading speciality shop; op-
portunity to learn advertising lay
1u otr ARPy sSs5tisinT Seps betvseh ssh
Assistant BooKKEEPER. perm. po-
sition; good hrs. and working cond.;
knowledge of double entry book
keeping and typing required: exper
not nee; Apply in person to Mr.
BEAUTICIAN, with car: to sell beauty
culture courses to live prospects.
son. AMERICAN ACADEMY OF
BEaHTr nAAgIY 6SPEEF9FoRc SPEEFaFoo Co atsTsetve sHs al
around operator. Apply in person.
BEAUTY EAU 7 81 oPERAroR-Exper., PiT 10 all
around. fast operator: steady posi-
ton; salary and commission; Wiscon-
sin ave. section. Box 113-v. Star.
SECRETARY. capable
Of taking charge of architects ONCE
work; to 3, b-day wk. AID. 1875.
CASHIER. exp, with references. for
a small luncheonette; S26 to S2S
to start; meals. Z to pm. Apply
1907 18th st. NV. Ill
CLERK-For dry cleaning store.
white, experienced CHILLUM
CLEANERS. GE. 666S. Ia
CLERK -TYPIST, age 1S to 35, 5 day
wk. $50 to 4:3O, congenial sur
roundings in lge. insurance COM
pany's home ofiice, good oppor. for
Advancement; retirement plan, paid
vacation and sick leave allowance.
Perm. position. Apply RIM. L7O2,
1343 H st. NV. -13
CLERK-TYPIsT-Young lady with
knowledge of bookkeeping helpful.
one who is interested in learning
bookkeeping machine, b-day week.
BARBER & ROSS CO., 9th and. v
sts. ne. DE, 0501. III
10 daily except Sunday; S1.25 per
hour; permanent, mature. graduates
Of Catholic schools. Describe ex-
perience fully to BOX 115-S, Star.
Observation-Disclosures position.
5-day, 37-hr. wk.,. good pay, retire
ment, disqualification and disability
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