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Evening star., 1949-02-06
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington. D. C.
SUNDAY FEBRUARY &, 1e4s
Mrs: Trumon Views Portraits
In Corcorun Gallery DispIoy

MIS-. truman, accompanied by
Mrs. Max Truitt, daughter of Vive
President Barkley, yesterday joined
a group of Washington social lead
ers and officials of the Government
in a preview of IS portraits, includ-
ing one of the President, on exhibi-
ton at the Corcoran Gallery of Art.
Receiving the guests was Greta
Kempton, who painted the portraits
which will continue on display
through February a. In private life
the artist Is Mrs. A. M. Mcnamara
of New York City.
Mrs. Truman remained for half
an hour viewing the portraits that
also included one of her daughter,
Margaret.
Guests included Secretary OF
Treasury Snyder and Postmaster
General Donaldson. both of whose
portraits are included in the exhib-
it, and Mrs. Clark Clifford, wife of
the special counsel to the President.
Mrs. Victor Won Gemmingen, sis
ter of Mrs. Carter Glass, suffered
fainting spell at the gallery and was
taken to nearby Emergency Hospi-
tai in an ambulance. She was re-
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Truman Entertained
Al Annual Dinner Of
RadioCorrespondents

President Truman, who had q
little fun at an Inaugural banquet
last month initiating two well
known radio commentators, was the
honored guest of the Radio Cor
respondents Association last night
at it's annual dinner for the Chief
Executive in the Hotel Statler.
Approximately TOO persons. in
cluding Cabinet members and Re-
publican and Democratic leaders OF
Congress, crowded the Presidential
Room of the hotel for dinner, hour
long professional entertainment and
remarks by Mr.. Truman and Asso-
citation President Albert L. Warner
of Mutual Broadcasting System.
Gets Table and Film.
AS a token of their esteem for
the President, association members
presented him with a reproduction
of the table on which the two Bibles
used in his swearing-in ceremonies
January 20 were placed. The Capitol
table has been used by most Presi-
dents since Lincoln.
The President also received a film
copy of the television recording of
his Inauguration. Mr.. Warner made
both presentations.
At an Electoral College banquet
here January 10, Mr.. Truman gave
amusing limitations of election night
analyses by Commentators H. v.
Kaltenborn and Richard Harkress.
Both men we're present last night.
AS is the custom at such affairs,
the remarks of the President and
Mr.. Warner were off the record.
Vice President Attends.
The distinguished gathering in
cluded Vice President Barkley,
Chief Justice Vinson, Speaker OF
the House Rayburn, President Pro
Tenn of the Senate Mcclellan, JUS
tices Reed, Douglas, Black and Rut-
ledge, Secretary of Treasury Sny-
der, Secretary of Defense Forrestal,
Attorney General Clark, Postmaster
General Donaldson, Secretary OF
Interior Krug, Secretary of Agricul-
ture Brannan, Secretary Of Com
merce Sawyer, Secretary of Navy
Sullivan, Secretary of Air Force
Symington; Gen. Bradley. Army
Chief of Staff; Gen. Hoyt Vanden-
berg, Chief of Staff of the Air Force;
Senate Majority Leader Lucas and
Senator Taft, Republican, of Ohio.
Among the entertainers were Ma
dine Conner, opera singer; Janet
Blair, movie actress and singer;
Borrah Minnevitch and his Har-
monica Rascals and Comedian Sid
Caesar. Jack Carter of Washing
ton was master of ceremonies.
The guests ate fllet of beef with
mushroom sauce, fancy fruit SUI
preme au Kirsch, potage Statler,
winter green's in salad, Statler fro
zen log with sauce Sabayon and
petit fours.
Marine Band Plays.
The United States Marine Band
conducted by Maj. William F. San
telmann provided music during din
ner. Allen Roth and his orchestra
played during the entertainment.
The talent was arranged through
Mutual, American Broadcasting
Co., Columbia Broadcasting System.
DuMont Television Network and
National Brcadcasting Co. Francis
w. Tully, ir., of the Yankees Network
was chairman of the Dinner Com
mittee.
The dinner was preceded by a
reception given by the combined
radio and television networks.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Saltz f Street FURNISHINGS

<4,s5 SHIRTS: Broodcoh white and fancy cy--------s45
1888 SHIRTS Woven modos broodcoh-
<$6s5 ond s7e5 SHIRTS: White pima broodot
$3.50 NECKWEAR Close and
$3.50 NEcKWEAR Fine silk
L<$5 end $3.50 kEcKWEAR: Choice quality pure
L<$10 PAJAMAS: Broodcoh and royon
$2o PAJAAS: luxurious imported broodcoh
1850 and $3.50 PAJAAS: Broodcoh
L$135 HOSE: 6x3rb imported
S225 and $3.50 HOSE: Imported clicked eee
$3.50 and So HOSE: Imported English pure
<$350 and $780, HOSE Genuine French
$3.50 HOSE: Imported Argyle pIoid hand
<$5 HosE Imported French e large
<S2 and $3.50 CLOVES Awoo
$5 CLOVES Loo Alpaca peskin
1850 and $3.50 GLOVES: African
1850 and $3.50 GLOVES: Grey suede
1850 CLOVES Mocho lined with
L~>'Zoo SIoVES: ru-''neo learners
<$5 ScARFs: White in WOOL
<S595 SCARFs Cashmere and wool
<$75o ScARFs Fouods poiseys pure silk
<$l25o ScARFs Pure silks pons
ISIS PURE SILK sQUAREs Rich
$3.50 HAkDKERcHIEFs: Swiss
Isis HANDKERcHEFS: Pure nens white
$l75 SHORTS: Boodcoth Oxford plain and patterns
<$2 SHoRTs Royon noturo color
<S45o UNDERWEAR: 500 WOOL piece,
<$85o WOOL UNDERWEAR imported notted, eoch-----495
<$lo WOOL UNDERWEAR: Imported COLOR eoeh-sss
Evening star., 1949-02-06

leased to her home, 1923 South
Lynn street. Arlington. Only a few
OF the guests were aware of the in
cident.
Mrs. Glass was present to view
a portrait of her husband, the late
Senator Glass of Virginia. Miss
Kempton painted his picture eight
years ago.
Other portraits we're of Mrs. Sny-
der, her daughter Drucie, Secretary
Of Interior Krug, Secretary of Air
Force Symington, Robert E. Hanne.
gan, former Postmaster General,
and Robert v. Fleming, president
of Riggs National Bank.
Copies of the Presidents por-
trait were prominently displayed in
store windows here during the in
Evening star., 1949-02-06
AstroIoeists to Hear
Talk on Horoscopes

Ernest A. Grant, president of the
Washington Astrological Association,
will speak on "A Time for Every
thing'-the constructive use of
horoscopes-at the groups meeting
at pm. Tuesday in the ballroom
of the Washington Club, 1902 Seven
teenth street NV.
Mrs. Wayne Wirgman, 4707 Fulton
street NV, also will talk to the
prOlln
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Chinese 6. ". Coed,
"a. Others Named
To Phi Beta Kappa

George Washington University has
named Is outstanding students, one
a young Chinese woman, to men,
bership in the university's chapter
of Phi Beta Kappa.
They were selected for broad
cultural interests, distinguished
scholarly achievements, high char
acter, general promise and scholarly
ideals" by faculty members of the
chapter.
Membership in Phi Beta Kappa
cannot exceed Is per cent of class
One of those named is Miss Ming
Chen, daughter of the deputy COM
missioner of communications in For
mosa. She has been in this country
four years and plans to work for
the United Nations.
Former Commander Named.
Also named were:
Russell M. Brown, jr, of 6517
Maple avenue, Chevy Chase, Md,
A veteran of three years with the
Army Engineers, Mr.. Brown Is ma
1oring in mathematics. u il
Benjamin H. De Mott, of 58S
Eighteenth street, Arlington. Va.
an Army infantry veteran who was
awarded the Croissant Memorial
Prize for an English drama.
Frederick j. FarriS, an English
major now working in the Washing
ton Office of the New York Herald
Tribune A veteran. he lives with
his wife and child at 603 Woodlawn
avenue, Falls Church, Va.
Gale P. Gotschall of Atkinson,
Nebr., a former Navy commander
now employed at the Federal Trade
Commission. An economics major,
he resides at 1929 North Daniel
street. Arlington.
Mary Cecilia Griffiths of AMMAN
dale, Va, secretary to the dean of
the school of pharmacy. A zoology
major, she is a charter member of
Alpha Theta Nu, scholarship holders
organization.
Actor in C. U. Shows Honored.
Paul A. Harris of Oklahoma City,
Okla. who is majoring in English
ard has appeared in a number of
Catholic University theatrial produc-
tionS.
James c. King of Uniontown, Pa,
q veteran of five years Army service,
who is studying German.
Jacob Myerson of 1851 Lamont
street NV, an economics major,
who received the Bausch and Lomb
Science Award when he was gradu-
ated from Central High School. A
veteran, he holds the Bronze Star
Medal.
Doris NJ Olszewski of Baltimoce
who is employed by the school of
engineering. She is a history major.
Jerome Perlmutter of New York,
q business administration major,
who is member of the Society for
the Advancement of Management
After graduation he plans to work
for the National Education Asso-
ciation. He is a Navy veteran.
Veterans Aide at G. w.
Elton Rayack of Brooklyn, N. Y,
an economics major, who plans to
do postgraduate work at the indus
trial relations center at the Uni
versity of Chicago.
Irving H. Taylor, jr., of 4727
Woodway lane NV, another eco
nomics major, who served more
than three years in the Air Force
Leonard w. Vaughan of Rich
mond, Va, who is majoring in
psychology. He has been assistant
director of veterans education at
the university since 1916.
Leonard Wainstein of Jamaica,
Long Isla,:d, a native Of Glasgow,
Scotland, who is majoring in foreign
affairs. He Is vice president of the
International Student Society. He
served four years with Canadian
troops
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Art Curator to Lecture

An illustrated lecture on Italian
paintings of the Widener Collection
in the National Gallery of Art will
be held at $50 pm. Wednesday in
Mcmahon Hall, Catholic University.
John Walker, chief curator of the
gallery. will lecture.
Evening star., 1949-02-06

Saltz f Street Sb0rb1veQr

<S75o ond $3.50 CASUAL SHIRTS Coors 5e5
L~$10 $40 CASUAL SHIRTS: Woo PRICE
<$125o POLO Shirts Pure WOOL long
L<S75o SWEATERS: Imported O0qo wool spons
$10 ond Sl0s5 SWEATERS Puover and Vnecks---795
L><S1O SWEATERS: Pure wool ipons coors-------795
L><Sl35o SWEATERS Imported Alpaca
L<Sl35o KNIT VESTS: WOOL
l<SiS5o SWEATERS PuIovers oobodne
$20 SWEATERS: Imported hand framed sPons
$2250 and SIS SWEATERS Genuine cashmere pov---l650
L<S3750 JACKETS: with leather r--------l4S5
L<S295O CASUAL JACKETS: Beted "coeee"
l<Ss5 SUEDE JACKETS: Luxurious quality eoIors6o5o
l<s3e5o CASUAL JACKETS WOOL double breasted --33e5
<$135o WNDBREAKERS: Popn, Upper
L<S225o CORDUROY COATS: Brown qreen------lss5
L<$135o SPORT VESTS Lined with genuine
LS225o $3.50 JACKETS: Alpaca lined
ISIS SKI PANTS Lined with alpaca
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Firms Here to See Film

The Finnish American Society Of
Washington will present a movie,
"Juurakon Hulda,' at pm. Tues
day at Pierce Hall, Sixteenth and
Harvard streets NV. Proceeds will
go to Finnish war orphans, August
Nikula, president, said.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Shoes and Hats

<S235o SHOES: johnson
s2s5o SHOES: Johnston Murphy albion boeue
b<$1o $40 HATS: Large only fine --es5 to es5
$lo BERETs Imported fur ets, all
$5 PULLMAN SLIPPERs Kdskn navy, brown,
$5 SLIPPERS: Opera and soft
ISIS RAINcoATs: Fine quality popin,
b<sls.5o UTILITY CASES. ~ pieskin,
L<RoBEs COCKTAIL JACKETS SMOKING JAcKETS--z5% OFF
Evening star., 1949-02-06

A woodcutter told the Bankruptcy
Court in Melbourne. Australia, that
he had made $4,000 a year telling
trees.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
reductions as we wind up the
Sa1tza> Est.
SEMI-ANNU
Gle arrange
Salt2 f Street Clothmg

ONIfZ Il OfT44f LIOfHVzQ
se5 SUITS: sheonds onneIs heviots worsted-
$es and SIS SUITS: oeds and unfinished worsteds
<S78 FLANNEL SUITS: Fine Cambridge oy------6soo
LSs5 Se5 SUITS: worsteds
$S5 GABARDkE SUITS: Two natural
S1oo SUITS: Hand worsted imports
Se5 ovERcoATs: Genuine imported eohertone feece5e5o
<Sllo ovERcoATS: Imported Cobie Eksium VeIours
Isis ovERcoATS Genuine imported Crombe BoIoownes
<sze5 oVERcoATs: SADDLE Cloth" pure cohneres
lists ond ss5 roPcoATs Covers shetonds
lists and ss5 GABARDNE ToPcoATs Natural and
1855 ToPCoATs: Coverts Soxones Shetonds ----795o
Isis TopcoATs: Comers hair and cover ------es5o
<s2lo CASHMERE COATS: Genuine "soddIe Coh----l6o5o
<S5o TO S65 SPORTS JACKETS: Fine shetlonds
<s5o SPORTS JACKETS Liohtweoht sheonds strpes3e5o
<seo and se5 SPORTS JACKETS: Shetland pIoids ds--3e5o
l<ss5 SPORTS JACKETS: Fine oenune cashmere --5s5o
$l850 $3.50 STACKS: Fonne cords 1395 1925
lists TUxEDos Hockonn Boroheos unfinished
<sloo FULL DRESS SUITS: Unfinished wosteds --7e5o
1850 s,s5 TROPICAL woRsTED SUITS: wool 495otos95o
Evening star., 1949-07-11
PERSONAL

ALTERATIONS, .24-hr service. Stores
considered. Plain sewing. Phone
CHAMBERS AMBULANCE service.
So. Chambers has only the best OF
Cadillac equipment. Phone co.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
Pile, nursing care; opposite Walter
Reed Hospital. GE 425s. ID
FORMULA FOR FUN! Enjoy trips.
sports, outings, cards. square dang.
unma 'ried, Is to 80, and OF good
character. Join JUST FOR FUN
CLUB, 1745 Conn ave. NV. Call
DE. 250O: 6 to pm.
HOUSEWORK, inside or outside, on
soyed sst"Sdaa as y9ur wA Pace 45 p fP
VACANCY IN NURSING -hOMk-:4.
hour nursing care. Licensed b,
count, and state. 81 GO4o.
BOYS ax betN SANE Ralto ase and slS @a y svim fnd
weekly rate S35. LoNGWooD CAMP.
Box 2S2-X, Clney. Md. Ashton 2491.
LEA ENGEL, DRESSMAKEK formerly
% 9TH ave. N. ", claims nothing
too hard to handle: Expert fitting:
to measure. restyIing. alterations.
111O F st. NV. RIM. 20. EX. 1903.
TOWN AND COUNTRY summer day
camp. children, Ala; June II
through August 26: transportation.
94Ol Georgia ave, SH. 1874.
SLIP COVERS-Have them made by
oper. having 16 yrs. exper. WA
1874 3'
TAKOMA PARK, Midday care for
child to yrs. Call Sligo 1922
WITH THIS CLIPPING oNLY-Men's
shoes half SOleS and heels 81 40:
ladies half soles and heels SI19:
ladies' rubber heels, SOC; mems rub
Der heels 49c; best quality materials
used. NEW JERSEY CLEANERS
1901 New Jersey ave. NV. 121l
First st. NV. 100 21st st. NV. 3O1
Is st. me-, 1921 Bladensburg rd
ne is
NEARBY VA. CHILDREN, 2-s, cannot
be happier than at Little Folks"
GILMARTIN SCHOOL, OV. 243g.
Evening star., 1949-07-11
SITUATIONS WOMEN

DENTAL ASSISTANT, recent gradu-
ate from. dental assistant school;
no experience yet; can type; Call
sHndST Vi evsninsi sRGKErakY sR ess sttra
sibility, where background. ability
preciated financially. AID. $685. eyes.
GIRL. colored.. desires position as
a seamstress. dressmakinR and alter
ing, Call Hobart 445s
LADY, white. experienced and with
best references. wants to take care
OF baby few days or afternoons
2 week; occasionally evenings. Call
L.H.W. WANTED by woman. white.
employed couple pref: care of pre-
school-age child with rn. and board
and 14-mo. son; small salary. JU.
capable taking charge of pa
tients and home; semi-invalid or
convalescent preferred. co. 117s;
native Washingtonian,
35, excel. contacts. free to travel,
tion offering advancement: lie yrs.
exp. secretarial. trust banking, legal,
investment. real est. conveyancing,
sag sal; g stsTtins sTti salary $4,000, BOX
pRAcT1CxI SHf' NURSE. colored, = neat,
reliable; references; exp. in conva-
lescent and invalid cases; dav or
night duty. AD. 3144. II"
NURSE, colored, desires
children or adult care; ref: day or
night duties. DE. S597, 8 to IL
am. and 5 to z pm IL
STENOGRAPHER, secretary. varied
exp. incl. editorial: available now.
Box 3S4-S. Star. Is"
STENO.-SEC. exper., college. reliable,
wants position; prefer small offlce;
refs; $50 wk. GIL. 1892 16"
TYPING WANTED-Envelope post
cards and circulars to address at
home. GE. 22S1. -l2
WOMAN, young colored. wishes job:
steya'1p steys maa Sperfses Ho sas sasesFk bus ST
MAGAZINE. RADIO,
secretarial, editorial work, part or
full time: experienced news COR
respondent, secretary. Box 377-S,
Star IL
Evening star., 1949-07-11
INSTRUCTION COURSES

AIRCRAFT MECHANICS, class nov
forming. TEACH AIR INSTITUTE
WASHINGTON National Airport, EX
BEAUTY 9aG$ OPERATORS NEEDE iS g.
Modern training in all subjects: day
nigh. and part-tims classes Gs'
ME- IT'S Established 1915.
DRIVING INSTRUCTION - Profes-
sional instruction in dual-contro
car. Call OR. 60o6. 49,
MODERN TRAINING IN beauty cul.
ture. all subjects taugEt. Approved
oy Government for Gl training
WAR-HYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
1910 G. u. nv. DI. 1862.
LEARN IN SAFETY TO drive safely
EASY METHOD. North 1894
WoMEN:IHelp IIS:; % fill the need ss l., TO,
home, spare time. Good pay
Many earn while learning. No high
school required. Information free
WAYNE SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL
NURSING, Box 9l-S, Star. IL"
LEARN AUTO BODY REPAIR-Train
at home to cash in on great op-
portunities in this big demand
field. Learn welding, spray paint
ing, metal work. etc. Write now
for free facts. AUTOGRAPHS
TRAINING. Box 92-S. Star. liz
RUSSIAN ELDERLY LADY wants to
give Russian lessons in exchange for
English. Write Box 316-S. Star.
Evening star., 1949-07-11
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. IL years as chief &C,
countant with one fi.m, experienced
in supervising large ONCE persoonnnnel;
AcscouSr2SSr C. IR .S sassg eans1t books started
Reas. Local refs. OR. 2o74.
ACCOUNTANT NT-AUDITOR. MICS. de-
gree. age 81; years experience with
Gsii ERA; a SesiTsf Gss, permanent position.
ARCH. ENG. colored. graduate. de-
construction. DU. 1865. 12'
ARMY OFFICER, on temporary duty.
available Is August for 80 days en-
Clearance Federal POSITION. expert
enced retail store mgr. adv. exec,
paper and stationery exper.; age SO;
college grad. single: Will not refuse
ATToaNEY aET f,sE ses e. 8 o$;s E. Dsn STAG & W
wants position with law arm. Box
coLIEGE 6iIIs STUDENT desires summer
employment; good references; any
type of work. Chestnut 1900. Ext.
FRENCH CHAUFFEUR BUTLER
pastry cook, 30 years old: l month
in U. S.; Z languages. Box 3s5.S
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT desires
SeTdtf permit. CO es5DiSsath'' Ssai ~ T. 0f'.efs
MAN, colored;; desires job as porter
or truck driver. references. VI.
MAN, colored, IS yrs. exper. property
plastering, cement work, remodeling,
repairs; has tools and transp; sober,
reliable; day or contract. AK. 463S.
IA
OFFICE MANAGER, young man, 80,
neat appearance, IA yrs. local ex-
npripnre dpSiraS rolativa rnSifinr n
that of personnel officer: available
immediately. en1 Tel. Victor STAT; Mr..
PAINTER with truck. sober and in:
dustrious, can handle job. Warfield
PAINT AND SPRAY MAN. exper. F. on
pAPEKRRANSfERs, Al tyRResN Ct work pAiNTER MA ises Full
equipment; Job or day; prompt,
PAPERH4NG1NG l1PEGdiaisi C. AND aND PAINTING
day Or contract. Call ABELMAN.
or admin. asst. young
mao local neat 5000
references; available Immediately;
SERVICE MANAGER, AuToMoTIvE.
interested il securing position with
q reliable, established, authorized
with, and have had many years Of
experience in organizing, handling |
men. meeting the general public and
dev;Eing ways and means of increas-
ing volume. Box 412-S, Star. 12s
SECRETARIAL SERVICE
Envelopes addressed for any social
function. weddings: fair rates in
cluding postage, also typing Michi-
gan 6165 after 6 pm. 13s
YOUNG MAN, personable. unencum-
bered. desires interesting work with
possibilities. knowledge of resort,
restaurant. photographer. personnel,
maintenance. Ideal man. Box 35l-
T, Star
Evening star., 1949-07-11
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK-G.H.W.; exp. woman, colored; :;
live in; fond OF children; local ref
erences required; $25 to start. OR.
COOK. white woman. for several mos.
at nearby river front home: small
family. limited entert., other help;
salts. ref. Write P. o. Box 1873,
cooK aaeT;' AND All G.Hw., settled woman, mna
COUNTER -GIRLs-White; good SAL
ary and lunch; must be experienced
and well recommended. Call AK.
G.H.W. AND CooK-settled woman
for small apartment and l child
S25 a wk.; references. OR. 52O6.
G.H.W. experienced. small apartment,
5% 55a% days. $50 and carfare. Ia.
G;H.W.. plain cooking for small fam
lily. fond of children. live in pleasant
pvt. rm., S22-S25 per wk. depend
ing on exper. and ref. EN-. 4751.
G. H. WORKER and good plain cook
Bendix Ben dix washer ha and driver; dry ironer and
GIRL. colored, exper. with children,
g.h.w.. part time. ia. 6023.
GIRL wants rart-time work, expe-
rienced, references. HO. 6474.
work. Ho. 6O54.
GIRL, colored, wants g.h.w.. 10 to
6, or to g.. References. vi. 6997.
GIRL, colored. wants days work;
S5 day and carfare; references.
GIRL, colored, exper, dependable,
Part-time work considered. DI.
1857.
GIRL, colored, wants days work; ex-
perience and refs. DE. 303S.
GIRL, colored, from South. wishes
days G1 ooyS york; good iaundress; refs.
GIRL, colored, desires days work,
GIRLS. colored, (2) would like Jobs
as nursemaids. After 5 pm. AK,
HoUSEKEEPER-MAID. white: sea-
Sl25 mo-; exp, with recent refer
ences. Call 9 to 10 am. or to
8 pm, WI 4Is3 Ill
MAID. e.h;w., plain cooking, laun-
dry stay sasrx I nshtS, saS sandsy .".s evening
MAID, white or eolored. R.h.w., fond
shore: local refs: SIS. ia. 1892
MAID. colored. over 80 yrs; exper.
for 2 mos; must have refs; $50
wk. Apply ESTHER SHOP, 1925
F st. NV.
MARRIED COUPLE, white or colored
for general housework and garden
ing on farm, II miles from Wash
ington: salary. $500 month plus
room and board: references required.
Boz BAT. Star. Ill
ROOM, board and small salary for
young lady or widow as housekeeper
and care Of child. Box 37S-T, Star.
III
WOMAN. coiored, wants night work.
FIR 1887
Evening star., 1949-07-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

aaan5ie ssad or Bfos Ssst Pse5 Per
AeErYIENE ar: 1iia, TORCH. hose and Har;
ris gauges. complete, $50. Gall
A1E Rg' esSsi eesosD1r1oNER, oE. window
type. Y h.p:. good cond., 5000, or
AR 1fs' coND1rToNER ct5sn ION '0e: 90 Brand-new
1g4e model Philco. ivory colored g.
will viii sacrifice for $3.50. This ma
chine carries a 5-year guarantee,
and 1-year service; pvt. owner. Can
be seen in operation, 1927 Van Ness
ANTIQUE CLOCKS. 50 of them, all
types, excellent condltion Iz,snS, and Tps T1G-
sas Penna ave. s.e.. FIR. 0o55. ~
BABY CARRIAGE. Thayer, $14.5O;
Toidy two-steps. 1925: may be
seen by calling EN-. 1866 --12
BABY CRIB and waterproof mattress,
blond wood; excel. cond., $40. GO.
sAsiEs. IS1 CRIES. stroner.: etc. toz
SERVICE. so Canal st. s.v. Elk
BATHrUBs, built in, new, $40. so;
used plumbing fixtures. BLOCKS,
INC, 3056 M st. NV, NO. 7S03.
new. used, buiit,in: lsg;
sinks: basins s,t toilets ls ~. rGEHhESS bE tsS0
BED, double, with Beautyrest mat
tress, $50; bureau. large, $40; Ii.
3-I343. after pm. l3s
Hollywood beds made from your cou
or box sprinE. We install 81 4371.
Evening star., 1949-07-11
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WALTON PROMOTION saIesm

AVIATION PROMOTION salesmen-
Exceptional opportunity: leads furn.,
car essential: Part or full time.
MR.. COBB, ST. -6817. Ia
PoSITION-Frigdaire
now has the most complete line of
conditioning equipment in the en-
tire industry; Abbott. for 25 years
under the same management. now
has larger showrooms and is inter-
eSted in a fully experienced sales
man in this field; selected man will
be given advanced training course
at factory this d fan m interview a06 NIB By
sAEEsMAN, AAEEsSE PAINT; will pay top
price for producer in established
painter and maintenance territory;
car necessary; salary. commission.
Phone or write FARBOIL CO., Key
IF YOU WANT TO LEARN about a
top-bracket earning Job, then give
me Is minutes of your time and ]
will show you how easily our full
time men earn from 500 weekly
and up, selling the worlds most
Tansd nx system deca to soon
Md. D., c.. and Va. We sell in
groups by the demonstration and
lecture process. No doorbell ringing
II you own a car, have clean
record: and are prepared to go to
in the feid and start ..s,, you @ on l, tbs
promotion ahead. A few part-time
college students will be selected
talk with Wesley I; Smith, sales
eRAFT Co, io55 18th st. NV.