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Evening star., 1949-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Kermazin
are entertaining the formers sis
ter. Mrs. Beta Yelski OF Tel Aviv,
Israel. 'Thissis the flfDt time Mrs,
Yelski has seen her brother in 80
years. y
Evening star., 1949-09-24
CEMETERY LOTS

FOUR LOTS, National Park Cemetery, near
sites. Cut-of-town owner anxious to sell
wants offer. VIM. T. BALLARD, 1911
Eye st. NV. Phone MA. 2265. pa
Sain CEiMETERY LOT with ds sites st at & FoTt Lin
for car. Similar lots now selling for S126.
Make offer Box 366-D, Star. -25
FORT LINCOLN, 8 sites, Mt. Calvary sec
ton, sacriflaing. DU. 47o1. -25
Evening star., 1949-09-24
DrathB

HUTCHINSON. BERTRAND. Suddenly,
aosp.s SERTRND
w. Hd beloved susbsad % 81 + kssSsSlss t:
STah MsMrn ns Ms Rchra ss F. Rsms sna
the sas;s
"a Nd a Services o a,. on Saos Sept
ton National Cemetery. Is
KIERNAN, CATHERINE E. On Friday.
s42 assisd beloved Msssi
q the rn R'nse on ana Sa'1sTs
Rsan sn Mondsy pnnsya sspssmSer Bsms s e. rs sso
I'M REQUIEM mass will be offered at
oi1.t eTd ftends tsstery invited 1nterment MOUNT
KIERNAN. CATHERINE E. The oficers
ePd 81 %smSsI' No. s5 cHaTt s dstsoe Rss6is
PsSsS'eis RslsbS notsd Ct ansEs' a The aests sEs
W ERINE I k1ERNANi On ri;
requested es' to s4g
EsiS2S.y Esns5s s:si.ns.; Ss ,SS q
September 20, at St.. Peters Church at
y am lnterment Mount Oivet Gene
Mss MARY ELLEN pAsH1ElL.
MISS HELEN S,n,Ae,a7 .Aso42s s..r.,.rS s''a, ~.
la1s Johns 1n HopEins HpElEdas Aespttai ssnssn
ROBERT KYLE. beloved son Of Herschei
and xIs Leola r.;Iea. Kyle and brother Of Charles
ne. where services will be 1ssi held "eai on
ssrmsay MDneay Fal, ssgtemDsT TaDsr,S s6 a. am IN
LEWIS, MARGARET A. On Thursday,
MRdHkEr LEV GEW1s s. bsIossa ssossSiiis wife MOI Ii
EfsseTek EEdxsTd 2 County, hsxis formerly Of soyds
At the wees Funeral Home, aeas sgRssviIse Mas Hai
Funeral from the Boyds Presbyterian
Church on Sunday. September IS. at 3
tsPg. RH in'eFmen' in the adjoining espe- g
rhaTsdas, seetsmssf E. 1sas! sHsaeats' as Sis en
MHHh tSls bsa1es bsth st. INV Ar
Mary and Michael Madisan. " brother 9th 'ASf Of
s:rsr :; and EdTsId "a! l. l.; M[adissn; [ Mrs; MAJ
Funeral from the W TaltaVull f Funeral in aaaae aome.
3619 l4th St; NV. on Monday. septem-
Der 20, at $40 am. REQUIEM mass
terment St. Marys~ Cemetery. Is
McAFEE, AMANDA. Suddenly, on
Wednesday, September 21, 1919, AMANDA
McAFEE of s Myrtle st. ne, wife of
jr.. and James McAfee. sister of Willie
Long and sister-in-law Of Mrs. Ophelia
Long. After - noon Sunday. Septem-
Funeral Home. $50 r. I. ave. NV, where
funeral services will be held on Monday,
September 20. at II am. Rev. E. c.
National Cemetery IS
| McAFEE, AMANDA. Oficers and mem
| d. bers Of Columbia Temple, No.
N& 422. I. B. P. o. E. of w. are
| mn notined Of the death of Daugh-
Evening star., 1949-09-24

Lodge, No. IS. B. p. o. ElEs
will assemble at the 8. H
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29O1
18th st. NV, on Sunday. Sep.
tember 25, 1949, at s pm, tc
exemplify the funeral ritual OF
the order over the remains OF
our late brother, THOMAS A
Evening star., 1949-09-24
Zinc Found in AIgeriu

m. tomorrow
Evening star., 1949-08-03

ATTENTION.: Certain Toilet Prepar ations,
Lusgage, Billfolds, etc, and Jewelry sub
ject to 2O9o tax under Federal Internal
Revenue Act effective April 1, 1914
Alarm Clocks retailing at mot more than
$500 and Watches retailing at not more
than $500 subject to 1OSo tax; all
others taxed 20T.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08
Nc New Plants
Top Southeast

RALEIGH-North Caroilna's IN.
dustrial establishments, with ::
total Of $500, increased b. 2.l64
from 1889 through l947. the larges;
Of any Of the southeastern state:
according TO an analysis Of the
1917 census of manufactures madf
by the Division of Commerce and
Industry, AID released by Pau
Kelly, assistant director Of the n
C. Department Of Conservation
and Development.
Next to North Carolina in new
industries recorded is Georgia
which gained 1858 establishments
during the census period; Alabama
with 1852 is third; Virginia with
LAC is fourth, aud Tennessee
with 1.l20 is fifth.
In grand total of operating in
dustries in l947, Georgia with l.,
1872. was next to North Carolina
Virginia with 3,643 was third
Tennessee with 3,345 was fourth
and Alabama with 1884 was fifth
In value added by manufacture
North Carolina continued 10 &C
cupy the top position held in 1885
and prior thereto. The l947 cen
sus showed a total value added by
manufacture of Sl646,0 100000 &
gain of $1,l02.000000 cover 200 pei
ceu over the $544,00000 reported
in 1889. Second in volume of value
increase in manufacturing was
Georgia with S731,000,000, with
Maryland third, and Virginia, Ten,
nessee, Alabama, aid South Caro-
lima following in order.
North Carolina also continued &c
lead the field in total number OF
workers employed with a grand
total of 381 ZOO in 1917. Total in,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08
IGifi (hases Man
In Ritz Comedy,
Stars Gary Grant

A sparkling comedy calculated
to keep patrons still chuckling in
appreciation long after they've left
the theatre is Don Hartman's pro-
duction, Every Girl Should BE
Married" for RKO Radio, playing
Sunday and Monday at the Ritz
Theatre.
Starring Cary Grant, Franchot
Tone and Diana Lynn and intro
ducing a brilliant newcomer in the
person of Betsy Drake. the Dore
Schary presentation is based on
the gay assumption that a modern
maiden has q perfect right to pick
the bachelor she wants and go af-
ter him without mourning any So
cial censure.
As a theory this may be fine. but
in the picture it develops unexpect-
.. ed flaws, due largely to the impet-
uous disposition of the heroine and
to the wariness of the object of her
affections. a successful doctor not
IMMERSED in women's wiles. The
result is as funny an offering as
has come out OF Hollywood in q
long. long time.
Grant is at his best as the doc
tor, and the new find" Miss
Drake, seems headed for stardom
in her debut performance as the
go-getting damsel. Tone suavely
portrays her employer whom Miss
| Drake uses as bait to arous
Grants jealousy. and Miss Lynn
delivers deftly as the heroine's
fascinated companion. Alan Now
brow plays a featured role.
Hartman's triple-threat talents
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08

has all three in a big way.
The fun revolves around TWO
members of u bah game whose
owner unexpectedly arrives IN
Florida 10 supervise spring train
ing Shortstop Kelly. First Base
man Munshin and Second Baseman
sinatra. who form the outstanding
infieli combination, are all pre-
pared 10 put the owner in his
olace, but they hadn't reckoned on
its being 4 girl. It's Esther Will
hams. of course, and she proves
not only OUTRAGEOUS but able to
put over q mean curve on the dla-
mond. When Esther starts laying
down the law about training rules
etc, Kelly tries to win her over
with some smooth hoofing and
some even smoother romanclns'
Meanwhile, it's bashful Sinatra
who finds himself hopelessly head
over-heels in love with the team
hesuiling owner.
The complications are eventually
ironed out to the accompaniment
of explosive laughs and a hit pa
rade of songs, with Kelly and Miss
Williams discovering they are
made for each other and with
sinatra shared by Betty Garrett.
As delightful, fun-packed enter
,ainment. Take Me Out to the
Fan Game" is definitely in the Big
League class.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08
Big League Ball,
color, Light New
Tabor Screen

With the excitement and color OF
a big-league ball park as its back
ground, M-G-M offers an Infectious
new Technicolor musical in rake
Me Out TO the Ball Game. COM
ing 70 the New Tabor Theatre
Sunday and Monday. :
Its stars are Frank Sinatra. rs
Their Williams and Gene Kelly
with Betty Garrett, Edward Ar
mold and Jules MuShnin ,tne
comic waiter of Easter Parade }
in supporting leads. which in itseil
is guarantee OF home runs IN
song. romance and laughter. And
Take Me Out 10 the Ball Game :
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08

IS .-cS:.ce-. 5::-Acsc- aG6 u cc:-
; iaboration with the late Stephen
Morehouse Avery co-scenarist. ara
largely responsible for the gaiety
and hilarious pace Of the Dore
Schary presentation. # you're
searching Tor entertainment. You
can't go wrong on this picture.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08

I'd z = GEe.oies -I;1na e.
fers your mount some corn,
you sh0iiid feel highly c0mpi-
mented. This was a gesture
reserved only for the most dis
tinguished guests of the tribe.
The staple of the Cherokee
diet is corn-prepared in a
score Of ways-and they be-
lieye that corn was given by
the Great Spirit only as food
for man.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08

Approximately Is per cent of the
patients in North Carolina hospi-
tails are charity case. North Caro-
lima hospitals never refuse a pat
lent admittance because of his IN
ability to pay.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08

Spacing is important in pro
ducing maximum yields of sweet
potatoes, says H. NJ. Covington'
horticulture specialist for the
State College Extension Service.
lew heavy cruisers.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08
Compliment

If you travel by mu e
through the Great Smokes
, (Which we do not recommend),
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-06-08

Isn't it amazing how many fam
lily problems are aired in taverns?
Evening star., 1949-10-08

will be installed by the Pastor at
900 am. A service of installation
and reconsecration for Sunday
School officers and teachers will
be conducted at II am. The Rev
Paul L. Reaser, will use as his
theme at both services, Your
Business.
Albright Memorial "A conse-
Grafton of church school teachers
and youth leaders will take place
at II am. under the direction OF
the Rev. George E. Schnabel. The
youth sanctuary hour. at 7 pm.
will feature the motion picture
The Progidal Son"
Lincoln Congregational - DR.
William Stewart Nelson, dean OF
Howard University, in the absence
of DR.. Robert w. Brooks, who
will be guest preacher at Fisk Uni
versity, Nashville, Tenn, will
preach Sunday morning on "The
Inheritors of the Kingdom" The
Mems Brotherhood will convene
at 1915 am. Claude G. Young
will discuss Faith as Substitute
for Fear in the Cold War.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
HELP MEN

.I.Ian I1I .essE orEhAn1FRsrm msn ohs 1
oil i 'i BURNER niS INSTALLER with oil
burner specialist license: good pay.
ss9eiy sna A. .ns E woobsos s5asS 'ssSssp so fsls
oil 4 3; burner RiT; MECHANIC, exper on
domestic oil burning equipment.
must furnish own transp.; 40-hr:
wk.. time and half overtime: liberal
REF1NiNG Ri pHhsa'' co., g.. 4oi p' Farrasut A st.
ne, ell, 3-5. See Mr.. Vernon. p
OIL BURNER SERVICE mechanic.
experienced, all types domestic heat
ing systems; good pay, STEADY os,,';oaa woas
day, Between q and :. 4. P. WOOD
SON CO.. 1913 H st: NV.
OIL BURNER SERVICEMAN-Year
around position with progressive
concern. Apply 7o2o Wis. ave, or
paPak afGhs GaNGER 2ai dEHp' and painter. com combi-
nation man pref; must be 1st-class;
steady work for right man. GIL
PARTps-DEPr. MANAGER-Must have
knowledge of stockroom control, be
w ouy dA1 sGIs ShpCt.
home appliance sales helpful Apply
Mr. Schaff,. AMERICAN TRAILER
CO.. INC 4030 Wis. ave. NV. 3
PATENT ATTORNEY wanted-Man
Of wide experience, capable OF ham
ding a varied range OF patent prac-
tice. State qualifications, expert
ence and salary desired. Box 126-B.
PHARMACIsT, registered for full or
part time, exper, and refs. re-
DRUG STORE, AID, s9I6. "a
PHARMACIST, registered. for full or
part time; refs. and exper. re-
quired. Apply WARDMAH PARK
DRUG STORE. NO. 2S19. 3
PHAkMACIST. full time. prescription
work: 6-day week; GOOD salary.
HIGGER'S DRUGS. b017 Conn.
pHARMAcIsTs-part or full time:
PHARMACY, Ii. 3-Ilo4. 3
PIANO PLAYER-One who sings.
Apply in person PALo ALTO TAV-
ERN, 4409 BALTIC. ave, Bladensburg.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
=
AUTHORIZER
EXPERIENCED
PERMANENT POSITION
5-DAY WEEK
WILLIAM HAHN & co.
7th d. X SITS. NV.

CLERKS, white, for laundry and dry
cleaning office, living in RlsdsnSs-
44ie Baltimore ave. see Mrs. Mat.
nEEii hnEEERiki-srENoGRAPHER - woman
with gen. ONCE exper. preferred. for
work in offce Of apt. project in Va.
fr's1i 1s1. s1ss5 ssss, ,ns ss5s sf'Ess
TsssR: IhsR.TYPfsr-Youns sIfTi woman to
operate ditto machine in publica..
tion department.; fast, accurate and
ne met to M sos Hseh APR'z K TE 5sh
operate a h ISai Ditto machine i IN publica-
CLERK-TYPISTS and general oficee
workers, 5-day week: pleasant
rs9s Taskns Hpos soadtSns % ffSa soss jew
ei i 1I +; Tor : elderly lady,
day duty; Other help employed. 6ox
COOK at5lD CIV. s.sE small house. 8 adults;
s;sy ss pn 9e9er.ssss ssndayS woa e s$s9 $sS week
GIRL. experienced. white.
sos. eoHs vassii sSiLLWAY 1tns sss soWLa n nSne h
DRUG CLERK, for general sales
work. experienced only; full or part
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERKS, full
and part time; exper.; excel. start
ing salary. with regular pay In
creases. Apply in person. No phone
calls. WHEATON PHARM;, 114Od
pffs9rsisc cnEsNSs ngs hiSsF sesaas: eEpsI Apply
ARIsTO, -3927 8: Capitol st. Tele-
GIRL, colored. good hours
and good pay. Apply in person OAK
LAWN PHARMACY, 1920 10th st.
GIRLS. white. expert
enced, no Sundays, good hrs. good
salary. 5a16 Ca. ave. NV. =
Evening star., 1949-10-08
Special Church
Announcements A

Howard University-Dr. Nor
decai w. johnson. president, will
be the speaker for the first All
University Religious Service in
the Andrew Rankin Memorial
Chapel. for the academic year
1949-50. on Sunday, at 1l:00 am
Miles Memorial C. M. E.-The
Rev. L. r. Kibler, will use as his
theme, wages of Sin," tomorrow
at II am. worship hour.
First Congregational - New
Horizons" will be the subject of
the Rev. Carl Heath Kopf, Sunday
at IL am. On Thursday, at 8::15
pm. Fernando Germani. organist
of the Vatican in Rome, will
present an organ recital to which
the public is invited.
Chevy Chase Methodist - The
Woman's Society of Christian
Service will hold a fashion anc
antique show at 2::30 and 8 pm
Friday. Refreshments will be
served.
Atonement Lutheran-Member.
Of the Atonement Youth Council
Evening star., 1949-10-08
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT JUNIOR for cPA firm.
Reply in own handwritins; stating
educ, exper., age. marital status.
refs; starting salary, S120 per mo-
oppor. for advancement. Box 4SI,D'
ADJUsToR AND INVESTIGATOR
For casualty insurance claims: ex-
perience nsc,x nsc,sssaTTs; permanssns REIs aso IA
Wooavard SIt1oa; dpgllSs BlSs, D1. $50. o. @1S S-0
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 23-3o;
national finance company has open, ops
school sraduate, who would Ike to
make q career In the small Loan an
snsesss sn esssutiye rnis positon sR1 ana seaure
an alert, ambitious man; salary and
car allowance. Apply. 10 am, 32l5
Rhode Island ave, Mt. Rainier, No.
AGENT-opportunity for man with
knowledge Of heating to sell whole
sale heating eauip:, including base
board radiation. Chance to become
sales manager. IDEAL PLUMBING
MFG. CORP, ME. 1900. Box g9-z,
AsR.cHErrEcruRAL s.cEi pRAFrsMAN,i ia
miliar with small residential work.
State salary. Box 4S8-D, Star. 3
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMEN, ex-
time. Outline exper., refs. and
salary. Box Bod. Star.
ASSISTANT GROUND SUPERVISOR
for large garden-type apartment de-
velopment in virginia. Submit full
information. including age. qualifi-
cations. experience, salary desired
and marital status. All replies
strictly confidential. BOX 237-D.
Assistant wAREHoUsEMAN-Ase
2l-35. white; must be honest, have
complete knowledge OF city, charac-
ter reference, background. must be
able to stand thorough investtga-
ton. Apply Mr.. Pinson, DISTRICT
DISTRIBUTORS. INC, 1441 Okie
s4. ne, "a Monday. -
Evening star., 1949-10-08
HELP woAEN

YOUNG LADY to assist in silver dept.
CHARLES scHWARTZ l. SON Ap-
ply Mr.. Goodwin bet. 8 and IL m.
LADY, 1925, his. or bus,
college grad. excel typist. at least
80 w.p m, for Office of leading music
house; excel. opportunity for hard-
WorSins: ambitious person. Boz
yoISe Our i.sE IabrEs, ages 20 to IS. Sc ssy-l
eral permanent positions open I'M
fine hotel cigar and news depts.
Must be neat. courteous and de-
pendable; experience not necessary
as We will train you. IrGe-ssting
and pleasant working conditions.
Apply in person to Mr.. SITRICK, at
newsstand in Wardman Park Hotel.
between ,l;30 and 4:3o pm. No
phone calls. S
START LIVING; an easy way to raise
money; sell Christmas and everyday
cards. stationery and napkins with
name on; make UP to 75c PEE box.
Costs nothing t. try; SAMPLES on
Dept. s04, Newark .. N. j.
ONLY IS and 10.
cent store. 2O5 2nd st. Sc s
w WANTED-White lady, to live in;
new home; g.h.w., cook for family
of }; all conyen.; reference required.
Good salary. Phone Whitehall 0506.
ATTRACTIVE HAT CHECK GIRL for
popular night club See ANN be.
tween 8 and 8, l411 n st. NV. 8.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
HELP MQMEN

ACCOUNTs-PAYABLE CLERK, thor
oughly exper. at checking vendor S
invoices and statements 5-day, 40
hr. week; salary commensurate with
eexper. Call MR.. MORRISON. DI.
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE bookkeep-
er to. operate bookkeeping machine,
experience not necessary but de-
cHifns. s!H1f; 4o.hF' AZ. oSss Sssf. Call liS NR.
ALTERATIoNisT. lady. white, $3.50
years, for minor alterations; attrac.
and perm. proposition for right
party: Res. Of Bethesda ares pre-
ferred. OK. S219 after 7 pm. III
ALTERATION LADY, experienced In
hitting and finishing work. fun OF
part time: exclusive shop in Shirling-
AfTrRs4IoS 1HPi aa|I Sy' q22s M2sp. experienced s
part time or full time. BETHESDA
TAHOE SHOP. 775s wis. ave,
AssisTaNr ssassFasi BUYER-Hssher-price
coats, suits and dresses; large Conn.
ave. store. Phone for appt.. co.
BEAUTY EAU OPERATOR, experienced s all
er and reliable, top pay. Apply HEP
BETTY EAEf' % ooPEkAToR, 81 exp Experience nee
BEAUTY OPERATOR. man or woman.
for our Conn. ave. salon; must. be
top hair dresser: highest salary
and commission. EMILE, 1921
BoSonRaKiEaEsesiER.srENoGRApHER1 Snai assi
tional. Phone Laurel 439. PADDOCK
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, Laurel.
Md. -S
Evening star., 1949-10-08
SALESMAN

need 2 young, ambi-
tious. hard-working men for the Job
Of sales representative. We will give
complete training. opport. for high
Msn ssf iel wssi si.as ssa HaaDlr4 Ell = MoRoR RS
GHi ssIu e. sxfEsMAN-one sxfl of
Wash,'s oldest and largest dealer
organizations in the low-priced field
has an opening for an aggressive:
new-car salesman. bet. the ages Of
directions and be honest, sober and
reliable. Conversation above the
average. Boz 66-D. Star. .
MEN-Excellent. profit
sharing sales proposition offered to
ambitious men with insurance. debit
advertised jewelry. clothing. nyions.
household goods and appliances; No
collections. Live leads furnished;
Attractive weekly drawing account
.ss 81! psaslRsR tSE
IF YOU HAVE sales ability, We have
the products and opportunity you
are looking for. Nearly 1000 men
our our ~ direct factory branches. Pro-
tected territories open in Washing
ton and vicinity. Thorough train
ing in field. Car essential. Call
for appointment. CHAMBERLIN CO.
OF AMERICA. Mr.. Burnside. TR.
AND SIDING Highest
commissions paid. Fast work. no
waiting for your money. Also other
home improvements to sell. Write
Box 313-E, Star. IT.
ROUTE SALESMEN-Men between IS
and 35. married; permanent posi-
LING LAUNDRY. 1921 27th st. NV.
HOUSE TO. HOUSE Statesmen (2l,
exper. canvassers to fill out small
crew; salary and bonus; all local
work; no samples to carry: good
men will earn more than $40 wkly.,
working 5 days a week with some
evening work. Call MI. 1886 or TIE
SO95, Saturday evening only, be-
tween G and 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1949-10-08

Men tcolored), Ia. yrs. and over. You
can earn as much as 81 40 An hopr
iishment.' work 8 nishts a vk. or
several nights a wk. We teach you.
Apply 3 pm. ready to work. SPILL
WAY. 2004 Nichols ave. Sc. .
only 1st-class white
mechanics: top wages. Call LLOYD
c. JOHNSON. Laurel 47-J' after 5
pILasTERERs. good, white. for apart
Plumber, experienced man for ,eb-
bling and remodelins shop, prefer
man. able TO do lead work, refs.
PLuMBFRsSNew work. D. c. and
Md. Must have hand tools. Call
pEtMsERs Ii aaai' AND HELPERS. exp.r. s
for new work. Call 81. O36l. .
and heating materials;
with established concern for quail
fied person; Reply in own hand
writing giving experienes and sal
paGKEPs sfy fExPsctea Avn BOY stay
Good wages, steady work. SECUR-
1TY STORAGE CO.. LAO 18th st,
PAINTERS WANTED. Phone UN.
1892 after pm. q
PORTER, colored, for Silver Spring
store: must live In vic. CHARLES
SCHWARTZ g. SON. Apply Mr.;
Goodwin bet. o and II am. 5os
9TH st. NV. 3
PORTER. for work in large North
west apt. bldg. Start Immediately:
Apply Resident Manager, 5000
Conn. ave. NV, HO. 1900. 3
RETOUCHERS. exper., for
work In large portrait studio. Ap-
ply HARRIS & EWING, 1913 St.
NV. MA. S700.. 5
PRESSMAN-Large Offset press. full
LITHoGRApH co; RA 4522. 10
and practical knowledge Of graphic
arts. to write printing specifications,
to do .paste-ups and layouts, for
national Organizations; must be ex-
perienced in ordering engravings
and be familiar with type faces.
Write. stating experience, back
ground and salary desired to Box
lam. Star -
Evening star., 1949-10-08
Georgetown Lutheran

In commemorating the 180th
anniversary of this church. the
Rev. H. E. Beatty will preach at
II am. tomorrow on How Firm
a Foundation"
"On Tuesday at 8 pm. the
Women's Missionary Society of
Luther Place Church and the
Frances Waring Missionary So
ciety of this church will render
here a joint program. Miss Mil
dred Winston, secretary of the
Lutheran Board of Education will
give the address.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
Youth for Christ Rally

Bill and Sylvia Stevens OF
Charleston, w. Va, will be fea-
tured at tonight's Youth for Christ
rally at 7:45 pm. at Naval Lodge
Hall, $50 Pennsylvania avenue
Sc. Bill, director of Charleston
Youth for Christ and vice chair
man Of West Virginia State Youth
for Christ, will be the speaker.
National City Youth for Christ
will meet at the Naval Lodge Hall
each Saturday during October.
after which time the rally will
meet at various churches for a
month at a time.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
HELP MEN

SALESMAN, mems wear. work clothes.
good pay and hours, experienced.
MILLS CO.. 9th and E SITS. NV. -13
for indus
trial health and accident and in
dustrial life insurance debit we
pay 30Ts comm. on health and
and 90 time on life increase: .
successful agent can make over 500
per wk on any one OF our debts;
auto necessary. Apply 500 Victor
Bldg, 724 9th st. NV IS