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HIP MEN

ALE MEN, IS 70 So, THIS orsani-
satfen Is preparing for 1h-day sum.
mer .encsmpmsnt at IN ocsansios
location In Delaware. Men are
se.a:sa ar ,R.t'ss'0eii nss saa oaa
ssl,Dm,s,ne ssDn,, Hl Tals Is ss Hsrstsinss ts s5so Gp
Tor Chr; training period once each
Vesk without intesfeTence with your
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cstholic edaestionsl institutisn.
age and salary expected. Box $50
AfPffANcE SALESMAN, experienesd;
f9T man e assume sssp0nas, ~.
hn:' sIs. :. ARsIi sa4Es n Ps.s'P Il s,s s0 Nv
ASSISTANT NIGHT AUDITOR. ex-
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dssiTsbE. sdministfativs ability ss-
Genital; starting salsry, $500, With
expert. for advancement. Write Box
GaaaSi iG4ae aSis Hs's; WASHER in Ford sssnsy: ss
stssllsnt yeTHkIin%s yHI % %scnditiqns I; Sc See
4116 Hamilton st.. Hyattsvilie. Nd.
Wa. oo00. 81
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

Help WANTED AGENCIES
sALEsMEN-EHpr, $50 VIZ; LaboIss;;
tory tschnieian. $50 yk. MISS
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soUND TECHNIeIAN. sxpr: molten
pictures, 1000. MISS MORGAN
sfkuefffUasAiEs sffUa LII lERsdiNEER. with d.
gree and exper. in steal Genstr.,
ss,bSa. MISS MISS MORGAN 1911 o
TEACHERs-Ws have nonresident
day School positions In heme eco
ssSs's. ssss.. .Is$ss..ss lIsssss.tsis1s
sbsnisS. public School nausic; arts
sgnYSm. snYS sTafaSh fsashoof f0mmstse music and spess
and dramatics, We have Tesidept
BOARDING. School positions In Enslish.
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AGTaalfNffoH GaalfiIsfffHo Hsuibbso,RHfEsTIo iboREsTIo WORKERS
-Jeb headquarters for experienced
general houseWorkers maids, eooks,
Buffers, Iaundressss, etc, foT work
IN D. G. and other states. HOUSE
WOHHERS. INC, 700 T st. n.w.l5l
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x~RAY TsCHNiCIAN
Telephone Operator
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Million MayIanders
Not Accounted For in
Income Tax Returns
" the Associated Press

BALTIMORE. May 30.-State
Controller James J. Lacy had be-
fore him today evidence that more
than q million Free State resi-
dents cannot be accounted for
when income tax time rolls
around.
His informants were Walter z.
Kennedy and z. A. Rheh. who
headed Q staff making the first
analysis of returns since 1897,
when the State levy on income
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Statesmen

Sears RcstGck Il CO has PoslEsens
open Tor ! saGyslapsalA Sa!esnen 7
expsTisncs helpful k-i got sAseE-
tlsi, no esnEssslns AStfsl arsH "
iAsysdAes thsf sBtEs!s+eiy afs
nsaasFn. % % dAts set 81 Americas q
PeoplfS Eacy yeioptGlR- GA iSrsr vsi-
umss cantRlnlEs many exclusive Tea
tuIss aEa Prices 70 meet 81 family
Incomes To ausIi!S. m4st be neat
Ia AppeR rance shG flfnlxh refer
eness interviews eonEasnilsi Feg
appt phone OR li42 ask for AR
REED ~ "a | I'll
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Judy GorIond Enters
HospitoI FOR Checkup
D, Fs A.s@z sssss Pea.

BOSTON. May so-Jucy Oar
and IS IL Peter Bent hFtE ram
Hospital for a 'mede&l eheekup
The 2fyeAF -old hlG star arrived
here by train yesterday He:
manager. Carlton Alsop. said Ma.
Garland was terribly uyed and
run down
She registered q, the hospatAl
as Ars. Vincent Alnelli. the name
of her producer husband
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MEN READ CAREFJJLLY
SAlESMEh

WEII~EsTAn. once supply and fern
salesman. VIII also Interview Zen,
exp. men and women II sincere enc
wiling TO work for an excel aEe
unlimited earning future Box V-k
CAsH REGISTER sALEsMAS-AE
iiyiting praposltian 70 mer wstf
EoNETEEI. Tlesday, Ma. asa
M LARlsE nationally Known mani
fseturer. 10 sell asr ttnt Of bszklnssl
forsns TO all glasses and tFp<z a
businesses; Mnst be hish sshee
III yearx: drsSiag ssegunt vsekis
Answsr. xsyIng fufl details Tor par
soRsi iEisrEtsv. Rsx a3t-M sr
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Statesmen

For air conditioning. We are Wasa-
iuston's sir-conditioltng heananar,
tep-name air conditioning units foI
home and commercial use. TheS
are priced at comparative levels
that viii make them move in car
load lots Qualified men will re-
ceive salary and commission deal and
men will be accented, SO call Mr,
Chints or Mr.. Silver, Tsslor 5000,
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winners who make less than "a. 900
County FiRures Cited.

WH4l&St1 WHO ulaAG &G@S klAAu S&sVpV
County Figures Cited.
In Calvert County tax returns
account for only 2.1s3 of the IL .3sa
residents. But the analysts were
inclined to attribute this TO lov
incomes there.
They said 1t was doubtful that
the same situation applies to Car
roll County, where the returns ac-
count for only 14.ll7 Of 42.430
residents. or, TO Frederick County
where they account for only 2o.S64
Of 60,56s.
The breakdown on other coun-
ties showed Montgomery returns
accounted for 1895 Of 1885
and Prince Georges. 81 ,s68 OF
l30, 500.
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New Fiy~oca Plost

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Evening star., 1949-05-30

newspaper cT.ta.sn from any
pubic c@SlAi hecause ns
health thsn Tire government al
checks and haiaacss created D.
the founding fathers Is thrown eai
O. sea! re aid.
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ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY

Mutual, TITO G, MA. 0954
sssaas. d. sssaa rs $.
si9o VIII tefsnTa 7bsrts I.prsa.. msT' sleaij R
sepopts, ss~pt $500; display man, ear
Sls and ssp.l s'srE; irvsBtar, Batn:; sfa eik.
S4o; photo dsrk room msh. $40
multilith oper., some experso Saao
Women-Ssc'y to editor, sou wa
stsnos, nst tS SOS ssc %o; ;pdsiia isis reist efst
5000; other sec'y-stenog poslsi5o5nks
payroll Service clk. s2I5: crsai.
elk, S45; compt; oper., Sab; o.os!
elk, SiI Spx, $40; accts. clk;. Sias'
bkpg. mach. oper, SAB; typists, S,, Sa5,
SAB. snack bar mgr. Arl., $40; PaSA
0per- -recept., nv. S16b: -30
Al Secretaries, SOS wk.
Ana SnG,s's sEpT TnsI4e snq beg raf goai Sss
contract carefully, rates, terms
before sisning,, Est. 80 yrs.' ma
BIOeSYSD'S, 700 18th, cor. g
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SALESMAN

AaJar k4ksGsR app.a4tgsFA mast ht
txgsF!sRtsG aGa have agsAKIEtAacs & 6
N!th AnpisARut hardware tgFGl$NTE
dezIsTS and mtTShaaaGs4ER pieES D. \
n SCTiaREn t3TK $GiA our 4snvS a:t
nationally &evest.Ses electric sbe
sss y4hseS, TttTlssfsuaFs assA xSsh-
STs kEa elkR0sAs1 A.sa szsEss k9iEhtp
eAb}aets. siTS&shs comm saA&aE REts
cEGsiAS Aeea4EL sTEkRSeS AsRtt
P O. Bon lail Westminster, y {
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,TrR sALESMAN--Ar
sIT'FNMAN

Fhareughly sxpertsaGee in ths srsrhie
ART industry, - eel on TIE pratt
ing and ifthcgrsphinF tfsde fHa
fag ore via can bTtnG fefait4
write saahAestioas. 6as sskh
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SALESMAN WANTED

We are looking for Q man hstveen
27 and 50 yrs. Of age who can tackle
aa executive selling LOB. He may OF
may not have had previous selling
experisnes, but should be aggressive
his personality to an established
program of selfins. He should be in
terested In earning between $4,000
and $40 900 yearly. Apply Mr.. MA
GILL, Room 310. Ring Bldg, 18th
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Mr.. Intangible Salesman

A disntfisd pakition a. District man.
independent Business, lac Is open
Protected territory with cppeftantlY
TO handle renewals on member sht tps
In your district Ful! course Of ae-
tual heid training by division man
ageT LIbersl commission Syrahgs-
mei,ts has meant better than ayerass
earnings TO those properly aualihea
This is good position permanent
and one yeu wfii Ike ana respect
Personal interviews vill be ARRANGED
In Baltimore Maryland. In tg0 weeks
Por appeiqtmsrt, give details snd
phone number In letter addressed 10
division manager NATIONAL FED
ERATIoN or fEnEPENrEsT HusI-
NESS INC, 7Is Bond Ruttdsnns
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iHcioss erigtnai fstereneSs. q
Copiss serps the purvose ssA
originals mag Get lost,
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For outside work on large apartment
development, Good hourly pay. Ap-
ply BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY
5000 North 4th st, Arlins ton, Va
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SAlESAAEk tcess.

>SaleSman-s5.W0 Up Class
Career 0ppaFtAEStE taG fsEht NAa
App93BtNsH& stiBEs Gr1 Aen
Ska1HkI sATEsS eosa HltSssaF. kANf
ctDPEJ1iA BRITANNICA CAN M
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SITUATIONS nsh

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Evening star., 1949-05-30

Baba Ali. Algeria. will have a
new modern paper plant in opera
ton shortly.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
SALESMAN

Experienced in the sale of automo-
in Wsshington, b. O.. excel. propo-
sition for i've wire Individual. 1. q.
JULIEN, INC. iA4a = st. nv
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Classified Ad Rates
L0cat Advertiser


Three Lines minimum
! or 3 times. 35c per line pei
insertion.
; to 6 times consecutively. Csc
per line per insertion.
I times or longer conseeutyely,
3le 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 ne-----------Soe
Out-of-tewn Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Warrington.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second In
sertion.
II Advertisement vas prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, which hears
Q serial number with date and tdsnti-
res your advertisement.
When caneeling classified advertise
ments he sure 70 make nete OF the
cancellation number. This is tm-
portsnt In case your statement does
not show . credit for the eancslia-
ticn.
SPECIAL NOTICES
j WILL NOT BE REsPONsIBLE for
any debts incurred by any one ether
R1S. Route 3. Box 156, Vienna, va.
LET US DO YOUR RAKIkG-Homs
baking. pies. cakes. rolls. small
orders accepted, We deliver, b2l7|
Central ave, Sc EL0UlSE A. COP
PEpGE, Axminster $500. 90.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
30-ssllon automatic gas hot,EstsT
hester swear guaraInttse' "a Slls, 40 so
at reasonable prices;
J. SHAPIRO
Registered Plumber. NO. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-05-30
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SALES OPPORTUNITY
Weatherguard AlSco

Worlds LARGEST manufacturer OF
alumipum self-storing combination
storm windows is pleased TO an
nounce the introduction Of their
new, improved window, coupled with
ment policy
$50 WEEK SALARY
To start while training. and I'M
mediate drawing account there
old, preferably married or equal
responsibility. Car necessary. II
you are concerned with higher earn
ing. stability and rapid promotion
apply to
Weatherguard Corp.
1891 14th st. NV. Mr.. Gilbert.
8 to 8. 81
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HklP MEk

wELDEks. eamsinstion slse,rIs sna
WELDING co ssi ssifn I'd 81
wisnow IN Tsfaasrs E.psT,sae.a .,
Slih ability 10 seisei eoisE saa stx.s
OF xanenE apparei Scr both SiRd0s
ara intsTlsT dlSslky aeSY, lu-
hour week sensroG4 company hsAe
fas n,s ARe Es grisltss' org yAepr ro, res,
THE HEcHT co SILVER spE.as
Store. corner Of Fenton 81. and Els
worth drive. SILVER SprInS, Nd II
f0tSG MAN se are seeking a moTs
Interested in future than Immediate
esEn;ns1 he may De = bank sitFk
bookksepeI, truck .aTlysr al lhS.dt
man, be Is sne Of character, per
sonality, good education and has
ABILITY 10 sell perhaps ne Is Ia tns
81 O0p- -s-yesr class but could make
the s5,6o6- 81 6,tite bracket To this
gent woTk, Ee offer an unlimited
Jeb car needed State age sdueA-
ton and previous employment: Ha-
tiohal concern, Box 1851. star
YOUNG MAN. recent hish school
graduate If3A tspuIaiiHF machine
permanent position In life iRAuf-
anee co, Apply Room 7no betseeR
AAl IT AtH lAIH kts "
Young MAN Tor general once work
and Eil!-csil department. IN mems
Clothing sRd furnishings store, Ap-
ply ofaes, BRUCE HUNT, INC, ola
YousG t}s = NAN, Rs e1-ss yrs, college edu-
cation or equivalent. Tor permanent
saIaried sales posinaa with nationally
known casualty insurance company
TO work In Washington, interslsNs
from . a m. 20 II 80 2 m, TUESDAY
May 81 Rm. o9l, Dupont Circle
Bldg, l346 Conn. ave nv. 40
" WE CAN FIND a man who is will
Ing to work hard 10 make real
money ye win teach him our husi-
ness, sci him started and help him
regularly till be is frmiy established
In the Washington area. This is
an unusus! opportunity. No In
vestment required. Must have ref
srences. car. Prefer man % UP
Compensation plan discussed In in
terView. Write r D. VAN TYLE,
Newark, New York -
MANAGER 10 tske
charge Of adjustment and complaint
dept in large dry cleaning and
laundry organization.
We would like him to have had ex-
perienes. but this might not be
necessary. He must know how to
handle the public There is an az
eellent future and good earnings for
the right man. Apply KENT STORES,
-,
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+--I-----iil-.-,- - 10 ..i---
,IANITOR

Age 22-32, married; 5-dsy, 40-houI
week. Temporary work with chancs
Of permaney fer dependable man
good working conditions, S32 90
per week TO start with increases In
pay. Apply personnel once, Room
boa Star Building
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-05-30
SHOE SALESMAN
YOUNG MEN
inEryiesins. With opportunity !
become brspse pannssrs. , x,,c

T. ;ssshns ss0ss,sn,.. ssDsss,'ins
become branch msnaters.
ARTHUR MURRAY'S
for hish eail6er personnsi m
eollege educ pref, but not essential
Previous sxper. net nee, Apply II
person. 2 TO 8. Mon. throush. Fri
Bee MISS FERREII Do not phone
ll16 Conn. ave. nv.
MEN, READ CAREFULLY
We wish TO talk with men who are
really ambitious In securing posi-
tions that viii eive them steady enn-
pioytnent the year round. IN other
words there ara no laying Qn
periods and Consistent income lx the
income that really counts, There
VIII be excellent epportnnittes fof
summer .employment Tor students
II doesn't matter What your past
smpsIoymsnt I. aa; x,Ss;sa ssss. "a All tu s a. "a
siii afh .so ss 'aesa sese.asss aSs G ss.. soa ss
ssn'na SeI at. ios II me 'IRn nss. . T. vssss
while learning cur work. Car ts es-
sive the names Of 3 people shp VII
voueh for your honesty and u
tegfity. Therefore, II you are hon
est and Of good character. and .
ssnee. come and talk with Us. IN
terviews vii be held st s:3a an.
sharp on Tues., Nay 81 at a2es
wis. are, nv. No phone calls. 10
Evening star., 1949-05-30
OIRLS

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The c & p Telephone Co.
Evening star., 1949-05-30

HELP MEN AND woMEk
FOUNTAIN MAN Or WOMAN. sr-
esa5eh'fa sood psy d" "esPifoL AFT nv HEfdaTs ahait
PHARMACY, Capitol Heights, Nd
Asst. Credit Manager
Yeung msn with retaiI store expert,
enee for ane OF Wsshlnston's larEesl
and nnest furniture stores sxesilen'
working eoRd. T-conditioned build
Ing. opportunity for advancement
Amply Mrs, Strauss. MAJOR MAS
TERPIECES, Gil TtA st n.v -Jl
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RfTrrRS
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Evening star., 1949-05-30

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Evening star., 1949-05-30
PAINT SALESMAN
PAINTERS

Good opportunity Side line II desired
Commission basis. Box 3s7-L, Star
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RFTfiFSDA
CASHIER TYPisr
EASTERN AlRi.iNEs

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Evening star., 1949-05-30

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beso Laurel Indian Head Berwyn Capitol Heht VIRGINIA. Alex
andra Arlington, Fairfax. Herndon
NO SALES TO DEALERS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT
QUANTITIES Items marked 6 subject Mayand
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Evening star., 1949-06-30
Look what SAfEWAY has to help YOU plun q

Recipe for glorious holiday Take family more)
expose to plenty OF fresh and sunshine good
things to eat Result? Beaing nappy every You
supply the family But let Safeway supply the good things
to eat Here you'll find foods that will appetite and
make your holiday fare big success And Sideways low
prices will make outing the budget Remember
to stock up on staples, too for the long weekend
Evening star., 1949-09-17
New Plastic Finish
Is Used Like Paint

Ito wall paper to protect it from
markings and marking Of small
children. Floors coated with this
finish almost never need refinish-
ing, as dirt can't be ground into
it and 1t won't chip or show wear
even on spots like door sills.
Floors thus treated are safer,
too. since they possess excellent
non-slip qualities. An occasional
wet mopping will keep them Clean
and bright.
Rubber and asphalt tile aoors
take on lasting beauty and luster
and waxing is no longer required.
The high resistance of this
plastic finish makes it possible to
withstand temperatures from far
below zero up to the boiling point
and higher. Unaffected by prac-
tically every acid and chemical
solvent, as we'll as water, gasoline.
oils, alkalies. salt spray and strong
brines, it penetrates and hardens
as a physical part Of a porous
surface.
With a companion undercoat.
this same adhesive quality can be
given to non-porous surfaces. even
to glass.
Used as glue, it becomes an al
most inseparable joiner. so that
wood or metal so welded stay put
through wind, weather, tempera-
ture changes and almost any
amount of wear and tear.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
80 Area. Delegates
10 Attend Talks Of
Mortgage Bankers

More than 80 WASHINGTON area
delegates will attend the seth
annual meeting of the Mortgage
Bankers Association to be held at
the Palmer House in Chicago
Monday through Wednesday.
Prominent business men, bank
ers and Government housing
officials will be on the program.
Among speakers will be Ray
mond M. Foley. housing and home
finance administrator; Franklin
D. Richards. commissioner of the
Federal Housing Administration
and Herman w. Steinkraus, presi-
dent of the United States Cham
ber of Commerce.
Among Washington area dele
gates will be the following:
F. L. Kiep. Robt. e. Montgom-
cry. John r. Neale. w. L. King, G.
Calvert Bowie, Philip S. Bowie,
C. H. Purcell, Allen c. Tyler, S.
Eugene Golden, Albert Small.
Also S. Miles Montgomery
Carlton U. Trexler, H. 10y Ander-
son. James c. Baber, Richard B.
Duckett, Samuel E. Neel, John F..
Moran, jr., Frank 8. Phillips, Hugh
L. Buckingham, Lloyd B. Wilson,
jr., Frank Bell, William P. Ben
son, Francis c. Little, r. w.
Hatch, Clyde Saul, Joseph j.
Mahoney. jr., Carey Winston,
Edward K. Jones.
Evening star., 1949-09-17
Home Godgets-
By D. M. Derwin

A liquid finish, in the form of a
100 per cent phenolicplastic now
being manufactured. has all the
properties of a baked-on plastic.
According to the maker, it not
only coats the surface to which it
is applied like ordinary paint or
varnish but becomes practically
an integral part of that surface
and renders the surface thus
coated well-nigh damage proof.
This cold-setting plastic finish
goes through all the involved fac
tory procedures required to pro-
duce and chemically cure it to a
phenolic- c-plastic material. 1t does
so at normal room temperatures,
when combined with a catalyst
hardener which supplies the chem
ical equivalent of heat. This pro-
cessing produces a luStrous, light
amber -colored, transparent finish.
! Applied to woods, metals, steel,
tile, masonite and composition
materials, it gives degree of sur
face protection never before pos
sible without a baked-on finish.
When applied to furniture, the
furniture will resist the ravages of
alcohol. exposure to flame. pene-
trating ink blobs and most acids,
and will gain remarkable resis-
tance to abrasion and wear.
This liquid finish can be applied