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RADIO REPAIRMAN

Operate well-equipped shop; busy NV,
location. Share profits. Call ME
1890 between. 10-11 am. 30
RADIO-TELEVISION REPAIRMAN
Must be first-class repairman In
req: Immediate opening. excellen,
working conditions and salary. COM
MShANSHATTAN AuTo 4 RADIO co.
17O6 7th St. NV. --22
ROTTEMAN'S HELPER, permanent
position; age 1920: interesting
werk sxcsllent opportunity With rsara np
serious. intelligent and ambitious
men with high school education
Apply ofiice, mornings 9.1O:30,
afternoons Ia. AMERICAN LINEN
SERVICE CO., 1888 Sth st. NV
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BILLING CLERK, lumber business;
perienced person, able to extend
lumber footages; ability to type de-
sirable. Write fully to Post ONCE
Box 5000. Washington IA. d. c..
stating age, education. family status
EsxhfsEiffhHNs,cEgp sasTs tesphene asnsed
home phone necessary. NO. 47l7.
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TELEVISION AND
INSTALLATION
SERVICE MEN
APPLY IN PERSON
PHILLIPS, INC.
See Joe
2012 SHANNON PL. Sc.
TELEVISION SERVICE
MEN

Experienced. with Car; excellent op.
portunity; II it's. money you want
we pay top dollar Apply 1911
Nichols ave, Sc. or call LU. 4-7O0O
TILE SETTER
Only sober and reliable men neet
apply. Phone WA. 947a. go
UPHOLsTERER, lst class only. WI
UIPHooLsTERER Must be expert.
sneed; Apply At once SWISS up.
nlol aoLsTfbsY Ab' o7sI' SHOP s4aa 18Th mls st
UPHOLsTERER and furniture re
payirman: pay, ar.. wanted at once. WI
UfHoLsTERERs-Experienced;h hisf
wages. Call Sat. eve. and Sun, UN
1898, or apply 211 Pa. ave. Sc.
vEGGITABLg DisspLAY MAN. Appl,
MASTER SUPER MARKET. 4lO2
VERTICAL PRESsMAN, for day shift
4O-hour week, union scale: perma.
nent. BYRON s. ADAMS. 512 ! lth
Ct -12
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COLLINS PHARMACY
1901 18th Street NE.
Is a Star Want.Ad
Branch Agency
Other branches eonven-
ientIy located throughout
the City for the occept-
once of Classified Ad-
vertisine.

When ansuertnp advertisements
addressed to Star boges do NOT
inciose original references, or
other materials Of personal pdlue.
Copies serpe the purpose and
orioindls may oct lost.
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HELP WQMEN Cont J

STENOGRAPHER with several years
experience. Speed and accuracy es-
sential Patent exper. desirable but
not nee; 5-day wk; salary, $500
UP, depending on experience. J. j.
STANLEY, 1919 Dupont Circle Bldg.
SWITCHBOARD oPERAToR-TYPIsT.
40-hr. wk.; perm. steady position.
GEO. F. MUTH CO.. 7l0 18th st.
TYPfsT wanted. exper. pref, young
lady, full or part time. Write, stat
Ing qualifications exper., age, and
salary expected. BOX 162-M, Star.
TYPIsT-At least As w.p.m., to learn
new car billing and title work Must
be accurate and have neat appear
ance Excellent opportunity for con-
scientious person. GRADY MOTORS.
lady between is and
25, living In, ne. section; 5-day
week; for wholesale firm, perm
Job. Apply MR.. SHUEY, 707 Edge
wAffRfEssEs. experienced, GOOD 1n Day,
Sundays SYM ,,,o Of; q -, Apply aso7 Wilson
wHAI9fREssEss.. exper.,. must be neat
oyer Il, .'on the ball. Apply 1880
G fRL WANTED to learn duplicating.
Apply $40 No. Capitol st. is
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SITUATIONS MEN 8 WokEk
COLORED MAN AND WIFE want
part-time janitor's Job, with quar-
tiers; good references. MI. 1890.
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The above sale has been postponsd
yntii j MqNppAAyx qsNyppAAxnth she N5NETaEqHsNTH1 M Eiaqs' u
The SAME TIME ana the sAME
~ order OF THE TRUSTEES.
do1z.17
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First sal. .FEseS%SE a TeS%E 2AAb 2AAbbH COUNTRY
ANTIQUE SHOP. 1909 East-West
reduction in prices in all furniture.
glass. china. lamps. nsarines. brass.
COPPER. etc A shop full OF desir-
able antiques at tremendous saw.
ings. This sale will continue dur.
ing month of December: Hours 10
GE. 1908. -.
ARCOLA, suitable for small bunea.
low, S45, DU. S19S. lis
BABY Observation-Disclosures, good
condition, reasonable. HU. 6731.
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for indus.
trial insurance route; auto. neces.
sary- Apply SOB Victor Bldg, a24
SALES MANyAGER-capable man With
successful sales experience for non.
competitive product made by one OF
the largest industrial companies in
the U. S. Unlimited sales possibili-
ties-tf1is happens only once in a
lifetime, with. green pastures wide
open. Your salesmanship. your abil-
fly, perseverance and common sense
only, will determine your earnings.
Age no barrier. Give full details In
letter, confidential. Send recent
snapshot. Man accepted must be
ready to start by Jan. /. BOX
Observation-Disclosures biscuit com
pany has several openings in sales
force due to expansion programi
must have auto; mileage paid;
salary and commission; 5-day week
write, giving full details as. te
age, experience, etc, to Box 2b4.M
statesmen for mems furnishings.
Extra and Saturday employment.
'EJSEMANS F. at 18th NV,
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statesmen

Due to expanding territory, We are
in need Of statesmen, 5000 yrs. In
local and nearby areas. This is a
year-around repeat business; COM
plete training and supervision In
field. II you are reliable and willing
to work, we have permanent posi-
tion land excellent opportunity for
YOU. Sales experience not essential,
but must have car. BOX 292.D, Star.
SETTLEMENT CLERK, experienced
thoroughly familiar with automotiye
settlement: good salary, excellent
opportunity Tor Adyancement. Cal
Mr. Davis. QURlSMAN CHEVROLET
INC, TR. 1880 for appt. to inter
view. -1b
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Arthur Murray Instructors

Arthur Murray Instructors
College Graduates
22-32. There are 20 perm. positions
open at the Arthur Murray. dance
studio. First months minimum
guarantee Of $500: see basis: nc
experience necessary. but must. have
natural dancing ability: good op-
positions Of supervisors. interviewers
and managers, who can earn be.
tween S75 and S14O wkly.; 6 wks..
free training. Apply In person. 2-e
SEE MISS FERRELL.
Do not phone.
Arthur Murray Studios
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, 40 bass scandalli, Al
keys. 2 switches. 20 lbs, perfect.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODERN TRAINING In beauty cul:
ture, all subjects taught. Approved
By Govsrnmsnt tor al trnininG, day
and evening classes. WAR-ELYNN
BEAUTY COILEGE. 1910 q ct. NV
DI 1852
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ASSISTING CREDIT MANAGER, for
retail furniture store; experience
necessary. tipping essential, Apply
Mrs. Strauss. MAJOR MASTER
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Why Do We Fipht Against It?

Why Do We Fight Against It?
We all sell something. We either
sell our backs, our hands or legs,
or we sell our minds and thoushts.
When We sell the strength of our
bodies to q man or a company, our
labor Is turned into profit, out Of
which we must take Q limited weekly
salary, and be content with an un-
certain future. However. II we
direct our minds and thoughts into
the right channels, there Is no limit
to the earningS that can be enjoyed.
There is good money In sales work
If you have something worth while
to sell. And. any man can learn
to sell If he Is willing to apply
himself to the Job Of selling. There
Is stability and continuous employ
ment too. II you are fortunate
enough to make contact with a
liberal and well-established COM
pany-and that Is very important.
We are prepared to show you Sc,
eurity and weekly earnings that VIII
surprise you, and then teach YOU
every phase. Of the business, the
short period OF training may be
worth thousands Of dollars to you,
and yet 1t will not cost you g dime.
Give us your mind and thoughts for
5 days, and you will be prepared to
go it alone, with confidence and
to put this to a. test. apply IN person
Lux coRPoRATioN. 37o7 ga.
ave. NV, 1880 sharp, Monday
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MOTOR TRAVEL (cont.)
PERSONAL

DRIVING TO DENVER, leaving Dec.
26; can take one. Call ia. 2s2l7.
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WANTED
DISTRICT MANAGER

DISTRICT MANAGER
We have an immediate opening for. a
DISTRICT Manager, representing the
new Hudson-the new kind OF mo-
TOR car that hat is riding rising tide
II you are On experienced aptomobile n ,n
vestigate this. unusual opportunity,
IT'S en- attractive position now. and
it offers unlimited xsdvancsment to
bas ns r fshs .. man wear. You u.xpsqsncs %aS saye i
&c tss business u ness and sss Sc shoroushiy ssRa
ilisr with present-dAy automobile
dealer oPerssi.ons; rssi.o II, Il ssIsctsa Ms dye, yoa
Wsses sfNs Non snd darca sy shias searstor q our
Please apply in .writins, sivins 2 COM
references, marital status. 1ncloss .
sv. pagsh .tar. y possible receive fS ts n
in strict confidence. Write Cecil
4 sSfas f.. sSssasS%iob sRSs.s;sssSS
CAREER OPPORTUNITY
Leading national casualty and fire
aried representative in Washington.
clean-cut young man, age 1880.
q college education or its equivalent.
Men selected will be thoroughly edu-
Gated in casualty and fire insurance
and completely trained in our sellins
methods. Full salary paid from start,
plus incentive plan. Unlimited op-
portunities for advancement. In.
ouiries held absolutely confidential.
Essaiads Essasd. cs sGPqaUfHsfnosoS pU snoo sss ssn
C0LOKED NIGHT PORTER and
those With excellent reference need
Apply. 1887 10 st. NV. IT.
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WINDOW TRIMMERS

For retail sSay Uest
commission basis. Call NO. 1892.
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NOTTCE-The annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of The Second National
Tor the ensuing year and for the
transaction Of such other. business
as may be properly brought before
the meeting, will be held at the
bank, 1888 G st. NV. Washing
ton, D. c., at IL o'clock noon on
polls will be open Between the hours
Of 12 o'clock noon and one o'clock
pm. JOHN A. REILLY, President.
de1O ~ % Al iaT
Evening star., 1949-12-17
HELP WANTED AGENCIES
HELP MEN

Employment Agency
Has recommended domestic help. b.
day, week or month. HO. 9427.
Evening star., 1949-12-17

GLOVE CLEANING
Suede jacket and suede coat clean
ing; dyeing guaranteed colors; call
and delivery service. DEBONA1R
VALET, 2612 Conn. ave. AID. 1000.
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HELP MEN
SHO-CARD WRITER'S

Must have at least 8 years exper !:
salary, commission basis. NO. 1922.
SHOE SALESMAN. sxper.. for family
shoe store; steady, seod salary
sakVHtcTE ''sSh SThATioN AArTENDANT -
: Good worker needed for servicine
s arask't tAPpFRs sTavifen iSS st9Ar55s t9A 15s'
1888 New York ave. ne. 10
TAILOR, experienced in altering la
dies coats and suits: permanent po-
sition. Apply personnel ONCE. 7th
door, JELtEFF's. .1214.122Q r st.
TELEvlSfON instalier-CARRoLLs 8.
710 H ct. NV, MI. 91s6, IA. Og57.
Evening star., 1949-12-17

Lock Trouble? MA. 6058
Home and auto locks repaired and
replaced. Keys fitted to any lock:
oS GENfRAL SAFE 4 lock CO..
eO2 EYE ST. NV
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Cashier-Hosiery Saleslady
single. between 25 and
sv YoSE De srke axe TO .sr maks ttans tapf
knowledge OF tipping. Call DI. O634.
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MAN, colored, between 80 and 81
yrs. old, for 3anitor around ONCE
bldg; references required. Apply
Superintendent, 1917 st. n.w..-l7
YonSG am & MaN Rassrt to co e
manent position. introducing our
new 1860 pattern. See MR.: E. H.
MASON. hours 8 am. till IL noon,
RIlctYaMHoND III Il NJ nis nxisccouN11No FIRM ls de-
stres the spyt,s services Of senior .a;, a.
CPA. In replying. give full infor-
nation relative to experience, age,
marital status. etc. Box 34s.L',
MAN. about rs to 80. with life ana
ambition to work In local lumber
concern. Must have high school edit
cation ana desire s',ti, to get f ahead: Ito to
opportunity to advance. Knowledse
Of lumber and millwork preferred.
Salary open. Give age. education
and reference. Don't waste time
unless willing to- work: All replies
confidential. BOX 135-M. Star. lis
NEW FORD sALEsMAN-Aggressive
suburban leadership wants l or 2
outstanding statesmen. on new cars.
Drawing account, liberal commits
EoKp E'iIs[ s5G,a, S9; 1SS7 Wd East-west 1s hwy
SELL ELF 'oSsRHEAD pooRs-we have
been In business rs yrs. and need
Va. resident with car to call on GUS
toners In Arlington and. Fairfax
Co; excellent opportunity for active
retired Army OF Ma, Navy man. rr'Jps W}lts {
SALES Co, ri 1st st. n.w.' wash
I ~
Evening star., 1949-12-17
Arthur Murray Instructors
College GraduateS

College Graduates
22-32. There are 20 perm. positions
open at the Arthur Murray dance
studio. First months minimum guar
antee OF $500; see basis. No expe-
rience necessary, but must have
natural dancing ability. Good op-
positions nos Of ~ superyisors, interyiewers
and managers who can earn between
S75 and S14O wkly.; wks. free
training. Apply in person. 20 pm.
SEE MISS FERRELL. Do not phone.
Arthur Murray Studios
11O6 Conn Ave Ia
Evening star., 1949-12-17

ADDING MACHINE MECHANIC, ex-
perienced in repair of all popular
makes; sober, Industrious; good pay,
excellent working conditions; vaca-
tion with pay, sick leave. All replies
confidential. Write Box 94-M, Star.
is
ADVERTISING agency artist, ex-
perienced, comprehensive layouts
and for hand lettering. Retail news
paper experience helpful. Opportunity
with fast growing aeency; salary
open: bring samples. Call Miss
Warfield for appt., I. T. COHEN
ADVERTISING, BIO 9th st. NV,
ST. 1888. Is
ASSISTANT USED CAR MANAGER
TO appraise trade-ins and ok. finance
deals. Excellent opportunity. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, see MIR. SAX, 1881
BlAdensburg I'd. ne. =.
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4 AND 6-FAMILY APIS.

CORNER RESTAURANT
Bar-liquor. LIST class money-maker.
Price $4,000 If interested. call
w. C. GERBICH, Broker
MI. 4O47, 4 TO 6 PM.
fas
Evening star., 1949-12-17

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the share
holders Of THE NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON, Washington,
D. c., for the election of directors
and the transaction of such other
business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting, will be held at its
banking house. the corner of 7th
and Indiana avenue and C st. NV,
Washington. D. c.; on Tuesday, JAN
uary 10. 1850, at IL O'Clock noon:
The polls will remain open until
n0Of EY Cashier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07

amusement parks as the Palisades
in New Jersey. Coney Island in
New York, and Revere Beach in
Massachusetts,.
Chicagoans, however, like their
rides fast, too. For years they've
literally patronized Riverview.
San Franciscans get their roller
coaster thrills at Playland at the
Beach where Mckee built a fast
ride a couple of years ago.
I'm most other sections of the
country" he says, Il have to de-
sign roller coasters more con-
servatively. Even so, standing
near the ticket booth you're not
as likely to hear people say, Let's
take a ride the way they do in
the East. More often they'll say
I dare you to take a ride
Double Thrill
CANADIANS, Mckee believes, en-
JOY roller coaster thrills almost
as much as Fasteners and
Chicagoans. He built two roller
coasters for the Quebec Exposi-
ton which were a tremendous
success. So was the double
tracked racing coaster he built at
Hanlon's Point on Toronto Bay.
For quick romance Mckee is a
firm advocate of a roller coaster
Tunnel of Love combination. He
always builds the two close
together.
"A zippy ride with plenty of air
plane dips, like the one l built at
Palisades, breaks the ice between a
couple in about twenty-four hum
dred feet or two minutes fiat" he
explains. 'They travel at a max
imum speed of fifty-five miles
an hour but it feels like hum
dred and fifty-five.
when they follow this up with
a six or seven-minute ride in the
Tunnel of Love they're bound to
get even better acquainted"
Today Mckee is speeding up
all the thrill rides that he designs
and builds. They are still as safe
as ever. Patrons, however, like to
think they have an element of
danger, particularly the roller
coaster. Operators do not dis
illusion them.
THE car of a roller coaster is
locked in its tracks," Mckee ex-
plains. 1T has twelve wheels,
including safety and guide wheels.
There is only one place, on the
level at the entrance, where it can
Continued on page IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07

out that you could put a dip in a
curve as we'll as in straightaway.
This will naturally throw a
girl into a feller's arms or vice
versa. Then l figured out that you
could also put dips into s. curves.
This will throw the Teller back into
the girls arms or vice versa"
Mckee proudly took his idea
for an "airplane Dip" as he
called it. to Miller. The latter adj
mitted it had it's merits but
declared the world was not yet
ready for anything SO radical.
He was right. When Mckee set
himself up as a roller-coaster de-
signer shortly thereafter, amuse-
ment-park owners would not let
him install airplane dips.
They thought if l did authori-
ties would crack down on them
for being wicked just as they were
doing to the ice-cream parlors,"
he explains.
1t was in 1910 that the oppor-
tunity presented itself for him to
try out the first airplane dip.
While building a conventional roll
Ter coaster in Lakeside Park,
Denver, he found that the roof
of dance hall protruded four
feet into his right of way. Either
he had to remove a corner of the
roof or put an airplane dip in the
roller coaster to avoid it. The air
plane dip won.
although only four feet out of
line it was an instantaneous
success" says Mckee.
Later when Mckee constructed
a roller coaster in Havana with
bigger and better airplane dips he
was mobbed. Cubans swarmed
aboard the cars of the roller
coaster in such numbers that the
chief of police had to station a
squad of cops there to keep
couples in line. Mckee has been
gratified to encounter similar re-
ceptions in other Latin-American
countries.
Easterners Like II Rough
r OR real thrills a roller coaster
today may be built with a ninety
foot vertical dip and airplane dips
as much as fifty feet out of line,"
he says. They give people a
helluva ride. We can't build 'em
that way all over. In some places
they'd scare the pants off folks"
Fasteners demand the most ex-
citement on roller coasters, he
points out. They get it at such
Evening star., 1949-06-28
TsaIdaris ThWarted
In Effort 10 Form
Cabinet for Greece
sy the Atsociofsd Press

ATHENS. June 28.-Vice Pre-
mier Constantin Tsaldaris failed
last night in his efforts TO swear
in a 100 per cent Populist (roy-
alist) cabinet.
Michael Ailianos. Populist min
lister Of information In the pre-
ceding cabinet, said the swearing
in was postponed because the Lib
eral Party had introduced a new
viewpoint"
He said this development would
be considered at meeting today.
Ailianos said the lateness OF the
hour also was a reason for post
poning the swearing in ceremony.
He did not say If a new time had
been scheduled.
VenizeIos Shifts Position.
The delay in getting . cabinet
followed frequent reversals OF
position by Sophocles Venizelps.
a leader of one faction OF the Lib
eral Party.
Sunday Mr.. Venizelos said he
would support a single-party gov
ernment under Mr.. Tsaldaris.
Yesterday morning he said he
wouldn't. Then he met last night
with Mr.. Tsaldaris and announced
he would go along with the Pop
ulist leader. This would give the
Populist leader an eight-vote ma
iority in Parliament provided
party leaders could keep their fol-
lowing in line.
A statement by American Am
bassador Henry F. Grady yester-
day seemed to have confused the
situation, Greek politicians said.
Minister of War Panayotis ka-
nellopoulos, member of a small
Centrist Party, said Mr.. Tsaldaris
apparently interpreted the state
ment as meaning that the Amer
leans approved his plan for a one
party regime.
Grady Issues Statement.
Mr.. Grady, in carefully worded
statement, expressed the view that
the Americans want government
liable to face the reality OF the
present situation" He did not say
the United States was insisting on
a government as broadly repre-
sentative dis possible. However, this
has been the consistent American
attitude since 10y Henderson few
from Washington in September
I947, and virtually compelled Mr..
Tsaldaris to accept Themistokles
Sophoulis as Prime Minister.
Mr.. Sophoulis, who headed a
Liberal-Populist coalition, died
last Friday and Mr.. Tsaldaris was
Evening star., 1949-06-28
-Four 'Smokejumpers'
To Drop Into EIIipse

Four Forest Service smoke
jumpers" were 10 parachute from
a low-fying tri-motor plane into
the Ellipse at Fifteenth street and
Constitution avenue NV. at ! pm
today.
The demonstration will precede
a Salute TO Business" luncheon
at the National Press Club. spon-
sored by the Forest Service. II
will be stressed that industry has
contributed during the last seven
years s25 900 900 through the Ad-
vertising Council To bring the for
est fire problem before the amer
lean public.
The demonstration target of
the "smokejumpers" will be smoke
signals set of in the center Of the
Ellipse. The jumpers are from a
Evening star., 1949-06-28
Africon Motives Build
Own Clothing Foetory

A spinning and weaving plant
is rising in the remote desert area
of Central Africa. 800 miles from
Jura in the Egyptian Sudan. be-
cause the primitive Azande people
want the gay printed cloths that
other Africans have.
In that country. when q man
gets tired of his little farm-honey
Is their main wealth-he burns
his house and moves to another
spot. But the Azandes' desire for
clothes is changing their primitive
ways. Promised government help.
they have cleared 80 acres near
a river and are making bricks.
Thousands of families want to set
tie down as cotton farmers. Others
will learn to spin and weave.
Evening star., 1949-06-28

Forest Service base In Missosila
Mont. They VIII give the first
such demonstration east Of the
Mississippi River and the f,-st
parachute jumps 70 be made into
the ElIiue. The exhibition viii De
teleyised over Station WTTC.
The jumpers will be welcomed
by Commissioner J Russell Young
and escorted 70 the luncheon by
police. Awards will be presented
to business representatives for
their help II preventing forest
fires.
The Marine Band will play dur
ing the demonstration.
Evening star., 1949-06-28
SPECIAL NEW
SALON STYliM0"

Lincoln nov proudly psssents
the most beautifully fashien%d
sutnmosssis ins~vsovs in tho wofldi
All with superb n~~ taiin~inS -.
oonps~tsiy n~w upholstery
fsbrscs smart n~w body cssers -.
and exclusive. n~v Salon ssyaang
that makes the isss Lnrsans
more than ssex Asn~rsrss
mnxs dasaass~ sns cars
--txssd1 and sxt Coxns
- then today.
Lincoln tnrites you 10
come In for a thrilling
HYDRA-MATIc
demonstration
Evening star., 1949-06-28
STEP ON TIE AccElEeAYoR

and away you ge-vith = smooth. sweeping surge
OF povsrl To saow down Or stop. just step On the
brake. That's how impls Il ID 70 drive any new
Isls Lincoln o. Lincoln Cosmopolitan
with HYpRA-MArIc tranmimsni
Evening star., 1949-06-28
Danes Make New-Type Globe

A firm in Glostrup. Denmark.
is making a new type Of terres-
trial globe. unaffected by temper
ature or changes In humidity.
Evening star., 1949-06-28
ADVERTTSEMElT.
KEEPS REGULAR
Without Harsh laxatives

:"As long as I can remember. / was
irregular. Then | began eating
ALLBRAN daily,
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may help you too If constipation is
due to lack of bulk in the dieti Eat
an ounce daily, drink plenty Of water.
II not satisfied after 10 days, send
the empty carton to Kellogg's, Battle
Greek, Mich. Get DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY BACK Buy today.
Evening star., 1949-06-28

The Dominican government has
.ut tax rates TO stimulate business.
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u. S. Voter Level Down

II Is estimated that The main
uncergrcund water ievel IN the
Evening star., 1949-06-28

haven't taken a lax
alive sincey' Mrs.
d. V. Powers, 1420
Arcadia Ave, San
Gabriel, Calf. This is
one OF hundreds of
unsolicited d letters
from ALB RAN
users. ALL-BRAN
Evening star., 1949-06-28
White Lobster Coueht

A white lobster. FRS. eTey found
near England, was caught recently
oil the coast near Portland.