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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. ld,c. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, toait three full days and
receiue the license on the tttth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days. 1
rs.Ss s:it rofs:en Ssas 81 ss ,'7s o a.oa!: 1e
NV.
: % joan Lewis, Is. 1911 18th st. NV.
H'ssE ss.; setEs: lsss 81 is:s rs; t ss
ave. NV. ID
'':sSa essTIss. a:aisas EsrasS sSS H. ios
igan ave, ne.
willi.m Mcintosh, s2. 1924 P.nnsylysnaia ~ sa
: ave; ~ a.. and Rita hhodsh 0o' Broad
Charles Hand. q, b14 shepherd st. n.w.
NV.
so, both Of 2416 q st. NV.
osssss sss Rsa::sss e. asai &c. 4s
0uarles st. ne.
Allan ana WsSn Nos%: kceinsoS ssaS II. i2s7 clifton
wilii.la brown, %, and Re.. Dixon. Is.
chssI:. P,sss;s f. q; a. saa 4 xadis, Dyer. a.
osoTss B.Sssnt: 81. s14 "a + ;si 4 re; and
pcuelas ahlce Houston, Eiss ~. 1e2S-R Sennins ID.
~ s.e.. ana Msetfa Harrison. 2s. s3s 18th
Guy y Gully. ~. and Mary Rossi. "a. both
o,endwood len sssili Fainter. 20. and Edn. South
gate. both Of !sEoT7no 77oi r1F1: Il mo as and
e'eSlash Raath.rine 'qaii Finch. Is. ISIS Newton St.
wa H.tss AtGn; gmiss H. r. IT, 81 ~ ~
Phyllis Shea, rs. Of Escanaba. Mich.
"Gasa' saa Hsssss hsas acns.su.. sS' 7ss snd ST.
james chit!.ms. ss dio St New gs j..ses .ss
Abraham Romer. 81. 1s41 summit pl
NV, and Miriam Albrecht' 2o' 2o27
n.niei nGasrsis sisss. S. Is. 1854 L.nier pl nv.
and Mildred Morat, %, 25O6 2sth 81.
Ariie lie Adkins. 90. $3.50 Chevy Chase pkwyc;
" NJ NV, and Marjorie Johnston, %. 263e
:ss ,55. y.:ss ~. t. ';''il io;
John %lli.n.ea; 4 sSo ysIssifE ,snS p' r. NV. NV
H and Patricia Fay, II, 1928 Hiatt pl.
.;1s e. a. nssTsE so4 sS st. nd
within Rs1s, slss g. ,.ss r: ~ ~
.ss s..Iss TsanI asI, 81 ess 81 s j..
se;hsp Pyss; o. ri Ill 1s.s { e." x: and
wiiiism ma ses,s ssbir. es Is. SILVER spsin: Md:
sss Kssss hs.asu & ae g. aoasz 81 4 .s ::
Alfred Wolf; 80; SsM :, ;, YORK. . and Marion
wiiifsm Glen, as, and Sophie sasse, ~,
.ss usy. q ls2s g. "a 'h wa,lsa It n s.nlou..,
nos:.. 1ssa 81 s$ss es5nsss,sqs sss ~ :;
Res.Is 3 s.zs.y; s.ns r. :pd ..l4 1,l,s osl. ao'
w'lasn sass y 9fk'y e. n% aae Anna ..'0n 10
M.Ss .S;S Ss ss Fssn..s:. assa II. In';at.
s9asns Sasns.. Sik Brown H. a 9s sa.s =: "a
snd Gloria 1sidss' 70. l7s1 New
~ssR a':ssas soa.s f. f. 4ss7 suss:ivoTsS
Robert osburns, g., 81, Tsnnss:ee ave.
kennsdy nans ri burnett. n %, sa11 Jay st. ne.
RAYMOND @ Rssnief. IS. Binshampton. N. y
and Evelyn Cowen, Chevy Chase, Nd:
Roland Bison. "a, 6pringdeld. Mass, and
Muriel McNamara, %, 1928 10th st.
ssss..sss Bs!a eu4 s assn 9ssl rS y: s: sse
Harold Kern. 81, 800 4. 1t: ne, and
1e;I,s, ,, c.s:, 50. and In. wsr'. both Of
Pred PissI 2s, Richmond. and Foslyn
Harold dodxin: 81. and sara Wood, Is,
Marcus Whitehead, IS. Belmar. N. J., and
Ruth Buchanan, 50. 1851 Crescent pl.
John White, el, 4e1 4th st. NV. and
Solomon Quinn. rs. i$12 rsTs I'd. NV:
senns sss ls.'as sssS.ssI 1S 1921 IEaR
I'd. NV. 81 - f-f-
julius Bernstein. SO. 1923 Keniixorth ave,
NV, and Charlotte Kahn. "a, 1904
South Capitol st.
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seller: house to house item. sells On
.pFFHSdsSr .Fhs; t1 PhSps PRSrETMa.s r. s1as h.r.
LEVY CO.. 512 Il St. ne.
punchy layouts and finished art.
paper experience need apply. FIX.
AGYo SGSgo, CLEANUP AND roLlsHT NAN.
white OF colored; honest, experi-
cured sGss q RppS E noEss dsisi ReHETu1ds HudHEs Is
CAR LOT, 1914 oeorsia ave. % No
A9To PnHoee MECHANIC, 1ss class only:
7ss s55T s. Il S5sss sssis fsSS5IAs1ss 1888
AuroMoB1E MECHANIC. exper.
Buick exgsr. pref; excellsnt work
eauipment: top vages and perma-
asn' ss FsHIa Hes,ssGaa ASk 1egls 7 do sss'09s 3sf
Disgonal I'd, Alex. oV. 5000. ssk
Tor Nj. McAbee Or Mr. Joseph
Atfo Mi METAL MAN-Must bs sxpe-
rienceds sober and reliable; excel
lent working condition., 6-day Wk.
group insurance. vacations with pay.
cc cocAsT.iN r wPoeSNTi1Ac. ON 4Mo7 M Fls. ave.
ne. LIZ
AUTO PAINTER--Must be expert
enced, sober and reliable; excellent
group Insurance.. VACATIONS with pay.
ce1s coAsraaN = Pf'eSe poNitAc, G. 4o7 s7' Hs. :ys.
AuTo RADIO AND rELEyIsIoN
repair man; tmmed. opening; must
be experienced; refs. required; excel.
salary and working conditions. Ap-
CO. 170e 9TH NV No. 1857: 20
enced preferYed; saiary.. plus COM
mission; Tor appt.: cal Nr; Nelson.
baker Salss and Service, 7216 Baitt:
Snors svss College PARK, Nd. -11
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SPECIAL NOTICES

MILLINERY CLASSES - Groups
sss1l' os7ll Teachers experienced. aos 81.
THREEiE-DAY RETREAT. Nov. 18th to
10Th. WASHINGTON RETREAT
HOUSE, 1000 Harewood I'd. ne.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by anyone
other than myself. EDWARD j.
WEI WEI so4 esf1 ss Stsfoss,bI1E7 Ii n;o T. for
any a. debts other III than those s,, con; q;
STEWART, 467 Eye ut. NV. 49,
HEREAFTER I will not be responsible
for debts incurred by anyone but
myself. GEORGE HOLMES, Jr..
636 9 st. Sc, Apt. l.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by anyone
other than myself. WILLIAM r.
sMARR, 911 N. Irving, Arl, va. IS:
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS of the Hugh Reilly
CO.. Inc. will be held at the once Of
the company. 1884 New York ave.
NV. at noon. Thursday, December
., 1949. for the election Of oficers
for the ensuing year and for such
other business as may come before
the meeting. Signed HUGH REILLY
COMPANY, INC, by Agnes =. Cady,
Secretary Ia
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New Policemen Named

The Commissioners yesterday
appointed Arthur j. Stefan, 81;
William H. Peterson, 81, and
Nicholas c. Vasile, "a, as privates
on the Metropolitan Police force.
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Sa4 eA40A 2MuAAay OtU0lO0
HOG Conn. Ave.
ENGINEER


To also act as building superintendent
for downtown ONCE building; must
know how to handle maintenance
and building help: steady employ
ment, excellent selary TO the right
i and 8 pm. S16 = st. NV.
FILIPINO COOK and houseman, high-
class. single, for bachelors home In
Ma. ssio. Ext. as1,~ ~ ~ ~
FREEMAN. EXP, stokers; colored: re-
90c per hour; no drinkers. See
CHI CHEF ENGINEER 1901 Conn. ave.
F6oD CHECKER and cashier. exp.-
si5o per month and md board. refer.
snoss. required BOX 4s5-H. "a star.
FOUNTAIN MAN. white. full time.
eRRessrER L GszsSRi sHsRAc9' sssso fssS
FouRTA1N ssi s;Hi MEN. full and bar.
time; must be experienced;. excel.
GUARD toutside,-setw. 40 and 50
yrs. old. must be exper:; TO II
pm. 6-day wk.; refs: req: apply u
HANDYMAN. eolcred. Tor apt. house.
Call EN-: $500. ask for manager. =
0DCARRIERS-For plaster. Meet
sEs,s,|n,t green trSss s:so at : Mt. Rainier car
INSURANCE SALESMAN. opportunity
9s found saH assss a.n g sssI
s9ss s9sss X Mn: ssS s2ScdkosS. Is e start: ssA'
JANIToR, for NV. apt. bidt.. tth-
class engineers Iicense;. quarters
and salary. no children; local refs.
Apply resident msrs Sos1 !dahe
JANIToR. eolored; with knoxledss Of
itor In practically new elev. apt.
sSf beausu IA S 81. sal' iii slea an e. g. mS
experienced, and have knowledse Of
ssskes ss zpps salsT @ so Wis aas ave- us. ..
JANITOR. colored; must have 5th,
class license, for modern apt. house:
must be sober and industrious; good
salary and WORKING sonditions. J.
A. McKEEvER Cos 1914 < st. NV.
JEwELRY SALESMAN = Permanent
position available for. right man;
good salary and excellent commis-
sIsss. isGn ses s1s ar Isuis; e. a.. sco! 3Ew
JEWELRY SALESMAN
We have q very good opening for 2
live-wire 1evelfy salesman; must
have exper.; good salary to start;
perm. pos. refs. req. ELI RUBIN
CO.. 71S 7th St. NV. IL
LINOLEUM MECHANFC-Experienced
only; steady lob and good pay. Ap-
ply DIENER's. NC. 1900 r., !.
LffNSsoLnE6SM fSs n6SM MECHANIC. experienced;
permanent position; good pay. ,Cau
LfTnH35 HfSREssMAN. 17xaa web.n-
dorfer operator. Must be experi-
snced. HE5NSNAoE LrTHooRgA.PH
MANAGER TAVERN. and wife. to
take full charge and operate going
tavern In nearby Nd; IKE y g
their own business. Mostly liquor
and coin machine business. Both
must be exper. and willing to work
hard. Weekly drawing acct. against
500 of net profits OF entire bust.
ness. state entire exper- previous
empl., refs, phone No. and when
you could start. Confidential. Boz
lContinued % Next pass.)
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HELP WANTED, AGENCIES

HELP WANTED. AGENCIES
ADAMS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
ss sso Sids sds ofs ffn 'siSs' snd e. e. e. sss ss
ADAMS TEACHERS, AGENcY-ilth
rsdae Building. l4th and G. re.
sfSTIsT1c1AN. man or woman.
charts, trend Of sales, knowledge
OF preparing sales charts and re-
ports. check sales budsets; must haye
cHN EarIoYMeNT saRvcE ssEss AMF sfs
r st. NV, RIM. All, MA. 4142.
WRITER tm.).. for public consump-
ton, material involving thorough
k,noxlsdss q Federal taxes and ta1
AMEa1e3a xs o EMPioYMENr XII gnasSsF sansRaIVE snRVE:
ICE. 91s F st. NV, Ma. 4142.
Al Secretary (F), $4,000
Medical drug and cosmetic exper.
$225; assoc. secy.. Single! exper..
start S235: private secy., fast dicta-
ton. $2: 500; trade assoc, under 35,
% round. ;s sssrt s sss sE sise' s aaecatise- 1ase
select openings-need 200 new ap-
: pl1c1ntS daily at top salaries. (NA.
G5.o, GGS.o2 ~ e. M,:. 3 5s yrs. Bee Miss
BOYD'S, TOO 18th, Cor. G
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
170s q ST. NV.
MEN
Interior decorator. top position. salary
Accounts payable bkpr., exper., $50.
Routemen, bond nec., married, local
Routemen. laundry, 1925 yrs.. mar
rted. local. Start S46.
Part-time editor, scientific abstracts,
4 hrs. daily. 81 so per hr.
<451 WOMEN -
sssyi &, ,So6 zeal estate mossssses. days
sssy S IS. ssss s,. |s:e & &c. N 90
sssns55So.ggssss5i s:s,s5o.gs.soo. so-so t yr'.' days.
Ellio.- s.9. -r,shsr saS oDer.' szDer' nsc.' s
Clerk-typist. knowledge shorthand.
invoices, billing, days, S45.
Clerk-typist, 20-30 Yrs, many OPEN
ings, S150-S160.
Hostess, exper., 24-40 yrs, split
shift, noon to 10 PM. weekday
Commercial artist, lettering. layout,
S37 80.
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HELP MEN fcont.l

BARBER, colored: good business and
working conditions; commission.
$50; 6-day week. See Mr.. Whiting,
YMCA, 1875 G NV. lis
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, junior, for long. g.esta6-
lished c. p. AS ofice. One desir-
ouS of obtaining varied experience.
Reply, statins age, education. salary
expected and experience. Boz
ACSC6tNffsANT-c. S6 NffsANTc p. A. and attor-
ney thoroughly experienced In ex.
cess proflt relief cases. standard Is
sues and estate taxes. Must have
extensive large corporate experience.
trial tax work, brief work. and han
Tor New York City C. p. A. ONCE.
Write. giving al particulars. Boz
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Charter No. 1926 - Reserve District No. 5
National Bank of Washington
OF WASHINGTON in the District Columbia
November s4s Published in response to call made by
Statutes.
Cash. balances with other banks including reserve
items Of collection 25o4s
guaranteed ---- s57o2s1sss
l. bonds 22l,o0l0C
stocks (incuding sl.5oooo stock of Fed
Loans and discounts ncudng ,s742 overafts
2. Bank premises owned $ss4,s62ss furniture and
H. Other assets --------- ssoos25
H. Total s5e 222 als
LIABILITIES
1s Demand deposits OF individuals partnerships and
H. Time deposits Of individuals partnerships
. porations --- 51o1s45sa
Deposits 7ssolss4
49, Other deposits certed and cashiers checks etc
10. Total deposits sos42s3o
49, Other liabilities -------- ao5so4s
liabilities s5sg2a 7s
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.
(c Common stock par $lo5o
a. Undivided nd pgonts ssssssss
a. Reserves .--------- 4se27a
20 capital s22gs %
80 Total liabilities capital
- =" MEMORANDA
81. Assets pledged assigned liabilities and
for other purposes es-------------------$ $272o5oooo
District Of Columbia. City Of Washington.
Dooley president Of
bank somnly that above statement
best Of my knowledge and belief.
RUTHERFORD J. DOOIEY.
Vice President and Cashier
and subscribed before this November
1949 (Seal) MARTIN A. COOK. Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
FRANK r. JEILEFF LEO A. WAISHE
B. L. COTTON ODEII, g.. SMITH
j. FRANK WHITE WILLIAM E. HOWARD
CLARENCE r. NORNdENT, ,iJr. ". MANNING HOFFMAN
ARTHUR MAY JAMES J. HUGHES
MORRIS z. NARROW JAMES w. ANDERSON
LOUIS M. DENT MARK LANSBURGH
HERBERT GUGGENHEM HORACE J. DONNEILY, Jr.
Directors
Charter 130T3.
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ADJUSTER

Young man, 21 to 20, single pref.
Perm. position with large financial
organization; vacation and bonus
plau; approved GI training. HOUSE,
HOLD FINANCE CORP, 3237 Rhode
Islend ave, Mt. Rainier, Md. III
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Observation-Disclosures

21-24. Excel. opportunity for quick
advancement In rapidly expanding
sition requires hard work from Q
man who's used to being better than
adequate. Company benefits, insur-
ance, etc. Car necessary during
triining period. Salary and car al
lowssnce. Phone Mr. West e-b' WA.
AHrNA FINANCE co.
3215 r. I. Ave-, Mt. Rainier. Nd.
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Whsn ansspsy1ne advertisements
1ddTessed to Star bosses Do NOT
tncIoss original reterencss. o.
other ReteridIs OF personal pdlHs.
CcDSes eerus the pHrpose and
orjetHols naoS Get lost.
Evening star., 1949-11-16
CAMERA FANSl

CAMERA FANS!
Movie takers. Get q real special ut
parking. RE. 2434.
Lock Trouble? MA. ,6058
Home and auto locks repaired and
replaced. Keys fitted to any lock:
door checks overhauled.
CENTRAL SAFE & LOCK CO.
QQ2 Eye aT N w
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CLERK-TYPIST


Young man, in the ONCE Of an old
established jewelry store: good sal.
ary; perm. pos. ELI RUBIN CO.,
us 7th st. NV. III
COLLECTOR-salary plus mileage;
needs car; excellent working condis
tons. Apply WESTERN AUTO SUP
: PLY CO.. 923 7th st. NV, city.
COLLECTORS with cars. full or part
sTe' sime' naT dsy or night Apply s24 4. y; 2.
CoUNTERMAN--Must be sxper.. good
pay. Apply IVY CITY GRILL Cake
Ivy City bus, get on at last stop),
rG4}r S1GS rsnwtek 6. ne: I'D
Kosher delicatessen. Apply at 1928
CREDIT CREDIT OF oFrfCE, hE ,onr..st.bIis2ba.d.
needs assistant and understudy ID
present mgr. Good opport. for
young man looking for permanency
and capable Of quickly learning to
take charge when mgr. is out. Age
bet. 1885. $500 mo. to start.
Telephone RE. 2i2e. Mr.. TUCKER.
CREW MANAGER, exper.; sal, COMM.
bonus. Apply to MR.. GUNN before
an. HOO Mt. Olivet I'd. ne.
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DANCING TEACHERS

DANC1NG TEACHERS
Arthur Murray Dance studios need
young men with personality and am.
bition to teach ballroom dancing,
No exper. necessary; complete train.
ing course given. Unusual opportuu.
ity to advance to position Of super.
visors and executives. College trained
men between 22-32 given pref. Do
not phone or write. Personal inter.
views only. Apply Miss Terrell be-
tween 2 and 6 pm.
Arthur Murray Studios
1106 Conn. Ave.
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs;
new and used cars avail; reaS.
rental rates; must have identifica.
tion card: Diamond lot, 1o1 M st.
ne, See MELVIN HERMAN.
DRUG CLERK-Exper., for fuIl-tifn
perm. position: good salary and eop-
mission. SHEPHERD PARK PHAR-
MACY 7723 Georgia ave. NV. lis
ECONOMIST STATTSTICIAN . AC.
COUNTANT for New York City c.
P. A. ONCE. Thoroughly exp. in heavy
industry. Prefer knowledge Of 722 (b)
In excess PROFITS relief cases. Good
salary. Box 294-K. Star.
ELECTRICIAN. licensed. experienced
in house wiring: urgently needed.
Call WI. 7750 or OIL. 1900. lis
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District ST.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
National Savings and Trust Company
ASSETS
balance sl2lsss1527
United States Government obligations direct and
Obligations Of States and political sosssz
sss ss1:s &c nsaaas
Lam .: !,
aI, Eel sssss other than bank premises
a. ao9azs6
LIABILITIES
IS Demand deposits Of individuals partnerships and
Il Time deposits individuals partnerships corpora
is Deposits Of United States Government ss4sss7s
II Deposits Of banks -. 80 sesosss s
Other Ts ssl'ts deposits and
a. 1875 2s6l6
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
ec1 Common stock soooooooo loooeoooo
y Undivided ss.53oss
90 Total an,tal ACCOUNTS s-------- 5z7s5 os 50
50 Total Capital Accounts s4eeeose4ss
pledged assigned to secure liabilities and for 80
CITY = ws:assssa :. We.
that the statement
% my knowledge and belief
r. PERRY YEATNdAN vct President and Treasurer
9th day Of November 949
ARTHUR T. HACK, Notary Public
My Commission expires october 81, 1850
(Seal)
BRUCE BAIRD WALTER M BASIIAN,
CIARENCE DODGE MONTGOMERY BLAIR, Jr,
JAMES SHEA. CLARK g. DIAMOND
i W. JACOBS L. CORRIN STRONG
ERNEssT " GREENE b
f,HAEIEs CONRAD ROBERT W.. WILSON
ANTTInNY = q LUCAS, DAVID BORNET.
WALTER G. CLEPHANE A. w HOWARD
WI sf1N 4 NAIRN HARRY EATON
n n PARKER JAMES NJ BARNES,
SCOTT Z. AFP1EBY Drec'0es'
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THE HECHT co.
COR. FENTON ST. AND
ELLSWORTH DR., SILL
YER SPRING, MD.
BOOKKEEPER

oualified to handle complete set cor.
porate double-entry books, departs
mental costs and accounts payable:
permanent. responsible position with
large Washington frm. Apply By
letter in own handwriting for inter.
view appointment. giving full details.
AL replies will be held in strictest
CONFIDENCE. Box 335-J, Star. -l9
BOWLING ALLEY MANAGER wanted;
state references, experience; replies
confidential. Box 1921. Star. 10
BRICKLAYERS-Can use 5 mechan.
les. Report to 18th and Decatur
BRICKLAYERS wanted white, first
class: long job, top wages: Va. work,
Day, phone, oV. 3419; ewes, TR
BRICKLAYERS wanted. Bring tools.
goth and So. ABINGDON, North Fair.
lineton School. TIE. 9460. is
BRICKLAYER - Industrial furnace
combination welder and burner; also
laborer; all local work; immediate.
Inquire DAN FICACCI, Hotel Con.
tinental, Room 2O5. 17s
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Young men. between 1925. for full
time employment; salary plus tips;
meals and uniforms furnished; posi-.
tions located in NV. washington
and nearby Md. and Va. Apply Miss
Mccormick, personnel ONCE, HOT
sHOPPE. INC, $40 Conn. ave.
CARPENTERS, only 1st class need
apply. Report to 100 harrington
I'd, Westmoreland Hills, or to 5000
Shepherd St., Chevy Chase Manor.
III
CHECKER, exper. and reliable. MAR.
ia. 1880. III
CHEF for country club; give refer
ences. Apply Box 168-H, Star. III
CLERK for cigar stand, retired man
preferred. Apply cigar stand, HAM.
HTON HOTEL, 14th and < sts. NV.
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BARBER
Experienced in cutting
children's hair. Must
have Md. license.
5-Day, 40-Hour week.
Generous company bene-
fits and privileges, in.
cluding 20ao discount on
purchases.
Apply in person. Employ
ment Office, 3rd Floor.
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BRICKLAYERS

Experienced only: steady work. Call
BRICKLAYERS WANTED. Call IA.
BRICKLAYERs WANTED. Can sH.
5726. Call after pm. III
BUTCHER, exper.; must be reliable.
MAR1NOFF & PRITT, 6235 Ga.
ave. NV. Ia. $3.50. III
BUTCHER wanted, steady Job for
steady man. Experienced only.
18th St. NV.
CABINETMAKER, experienced only.
Apply at factory, ROCKCREST
MANUFACTURING CO., Rockville
pike or call Rockville 35kk- -1s
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(Seal.)
-orrect-AtteSt::
BRUCE BAIRD,
CLARENCE DODGE,
JAMES Med. SHEA.
j. w. JACOBS,
ERNEST w. GREENE,
CHARLES CONRAD.
ANTHONY r. q. LUCAS,
WALTER G. CLEPHANE,
WILSON B. MARIN,
B. W PARKER,
SCOTT z. APPLEBY.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
Munsey Trust Company

OF Washington Columbia at the close OF business on
call made by Coperoef OF
the Currency SILL u s. Revised Statutes
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JEWELRY SALESMAN

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-03
|PHtchord to Quit
| Eagles in 1850,
| Stick to Radio
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.
Bosh Pritchard. %, the little
man who made good in a big
way, says he'll give up football
next year for a career as a
disc jockey.
The 163-pound halfback Of
the Philadelphia Eagles would
rather spin a platter for bobby
soxers with adulation in their
eyes than spin away from 200
pound would-be tacklers with
blood in their eyes.
Actually the former Virginia
Military Institute speedster
can do both we'll.
He's currently one of the
best ground-gainers In the Ma
tional Football League.
When he's not out butting
heads with men twice his
size. the good-looking. affable
Pritchard is a disc jockey over
Radio Station WDAS in Phila-
delphia. Bosh not only plays
records, but he croons a little
himself. The oohs. abs and
signs from the younger set
attest to the quality of his
voice.
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by the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH. Nov. The
rags to riches" Pit tsburg I,
Steelers are back to rags.
The Philadelphia Eagles, power
packed defending National Foot
ball League champions. proved
Sunday that money still car
provide class and winning foot
ball. They walloped the Steelers
80 to Z and took over undisputed
first place in the loops Eastern
Division.
Pro football magnates can turn
to other matters. The great
Rooney experiment - Steeler
Owner Art Rooney's attempt to
get diamonds with peanuts-has
begged down.
Rooney may keep his promise
to break even financially this yeal
.-37,903 fans damned Forbes
Field in hopes of seeing an upset
but his title hopes are fading.
The high-salaried Eagles showed
why their owners deem ii wise tc
pay top dollar. Tommy Thomp.
son directed the minions of Coach
Earl Greasy Neale In f1awless
style. Runners like Steve Var
Buren,, Clyde Scott and Bost
Pritchard looked to be the money
as they raced past their poor
relations.
The Steelers apparently were ir
over their heads. And with the
stronger teams in the league ur
ahead there may be a number o.
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EogIes>Show SteeIers WhyH
Pays to Pay High Salaries

dark Sundays for Rooney and
Coach John Nicholson.
The single wing attack Of the
Steelers was impotent against the
strong defense thrown up by the
Eagles. Pittsburgh suffered its
worst defeat in the two-year
coaching career of Nicholson.
The previous high also was dealt
by the Eagles last year, 34-7.
Before the start Of the current
MIL season, Rooney had all kinds
OF trouble signing his players. The
boys wanted what he considered
too much money.
The Steeler owner refused to
compromise on the matter of SAL
aries and several of his stars, in
GLIDING Halfback Johnny (Zero)
Clement and Tackle John Mast
rangelo, went over to the ALL
America Conference.
The owners Of the Eagles-10O
Philadelphians who bought the
club last winter-took a different
view. They decided to cut expenses
wherever but maintain player sal
aries to hold the t1tle-winning
club together.
The two schools Of thought
highly-paid stars versus play for
love" players-met head on Sun
day and at the moment at least
it appears the dollar still is al
mighty.
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Griff Holds Slim Hone
On Priddy, Di||inqer

The Washington Mats are not
optimistic over their chances of
getting Gerry Priddy, second base
man of the st. Louis Browns, and
Bob Dillinger, their third base
man, according to Clark Griffith,
Nat president.
Griffith announced yesterday
that he has entered the bidding
for the players, both of whom are
for sale in the Browns youth
movement" The Browns an
nounced a week or so ago that
they would sell any and all of
their players who are over %.
"They want lots of players and
cash." Griffith said, adding: And
by cash. mean lots of cash."
The Mats obtained Priddy a
number of years ago from the
New York Yankees, but unloaded
him to the Browns after the close
of the 1947 season following a run
in between the players and Ossie
Bluege, then manager Of the Mats.
He was sold for a reported SIS, 900.
Dillinger is a good infielder and,
during the last season. hit above
300.
Griffith did not give out the
details Of his bid for either or
both of the players.