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HELP MEN (Cont,) }

AUTO PARTS MANAGER, or expert
enced parts clerk to train as. parts
manager for new-car dealer in Ar
lington; must be willing to learn to
take over responsible position; pre-
an and meS legal Holidays nss; sarp with pay. Reply
in own handwriting as to your
BOX OCT. Star. "a
AUTO RADIO MECHANIC, must be
experienced. excellent working condi-
tions and salary, permanent posi-
MaNHAfAS .Sa ff!sAsnosi xuo = RaD1o Ase eo
AuToMos1LE tnES Iss 4: Pix PsixxLEsMAN, m.Tried mari
man, between the ages of rs to 40,
with at least a high school eduea-
@ sressivs usn and able to learn how to
sell the most popular line Of auto
Is a lifetime position with one of
Washington's largest Chrysler-Plym-
sss?ss %5ss it.as ss ssss'iSs sss s
ATro Hi s'aSi asSAiLEsMEN, dealing in medium mdh
and highpriced cars. in Metro. Wash
sus not %sst ness ess
consv. In dress. Insur.. real estate,
etc: salesman considered. Box 40S-
K, Star. IA
AUTO Statesmen t3). needed to sell
the popular new Golden Anniv.
Packard; a wonderful OPP. for the
right man. Call Royston T. Covins
ton for appt. WI. 400. CONVICTION
MOTOR CO., Bethesda "a
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN, for one
of Washington largest Ford deal
ers; must be aggressive and expert
enced with Ford cars, be able to
meet the public; paid vacations and
all 'egal holidays; group insurance.
See Mr.. Jones, service manager.
FRANK SMALL, Jr., INC, 215
for appointment. -2e
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HELP MEN

excel. opportunity for right party.
Apply In own handwriting, giving
education, experience. age and sal
airy expected. Box 336-X. Star.
AUTO ACCESSORY and automobile
salesman, must have exper., excel.
salary, commission. bonus, steady
SNs esiFssn AuTo A9Dy AND in AFfI%acE HEb e.
ia o st. NV. DE. 400. ga
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN,
must be experienced, excellent work
ing conditions and salary, perma-
nent position; references required.
Apply MANHATTAN AUTO d RA-
DIo CO., 1905 7th st. NV. rs
AUTO COMBINATION METAL AND
AMd MnS Modem 9 shop nos op psy &
perienced man only. See Mr.. Weller,
WILSON PONTIAC. INC, Silver
AUTOMOBILE LOAN MAN. must haye
exper., excel. salary. commission,
Benus HssoNPe fssaSy NPesti1n tf1 ApPly AH IN
PLIANcE CO, TIA o st. NV. De
AUTO MECHANIC; must be expert
enced; references required; perma-
nent position; excellent salary and
working conditions. Apply MAN
HAITIAN AUTO & RADIO CO.. 1706
7th st. NV. -26
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced only;
51a days, vacation, insurance. mod
ern shop, top pay. See Mr.. Weller.
WILSON PONTIAC, INC, Silver
Spring. -23
AUTO MECHANICS. CENTRAL MO-
TOR CO. Experienced on Kaiser
Frszer cars. 5000 Lee hwy, Arl.
CHI. 1000. "a
AUTO MECHANICS. new clean shop
with all-modern equipment. $3.50
pay, insurance, disqualification and
other BENEFITS. Call Mr. Thompson.
MONROE FORD CO., Silver Spring.
81. 1900.
AUTO RADIATOR MAN. experienced.
No other need apply. 22o1 14th st.
NV. "a
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HELP MEN

COUNTERMEN 90, experienced: ::
hours. 11:3O a.m.-9:30 pm; no
Sunday work; good pay. Apply in
REsTauRAFF Ri5s13 RHsaatsiy aais Wis sve ss
COUNTERMAN. exper., Kosher deli
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs,
rental rates: must have IDENTIFIES
tion card. Apply Diamond lot, .1O1
M st. ne. see MELVIN HERRI-
MAN.
DRIVER for dry clean
ing route; good salary and COM
mission, must be able to sell. PENT-
HOUSE CLEANERS, 4a15 Bethesda
ave. Bethesda, Md. OIL. 2434.-25
ELECTRICIANS. 1st-class men only.
Apply KOLB ELECTRIC, 1919 Win
dom pl; NV. .
and 7th class license or Bird class
license. See manager, 1900 New
Hampshire ave. NV. -23
EXTRACTOR MAN. colored, expert
enced industrial laundry. Apply in
person. 1407 Lee hwy. Arlington; Va.
FOUNTAIN MAN. white. part time
evenings and week ends; expert
enced. Apply 15O c st. ne. go
FOUNTAIN MAN. exp, to run or
lease fountain. air-cond. DRUGSTORE;
FOUNTAIN MAN. white. exper with
references. health card: regular
DAMS CANDY AND LUNCHEON
ETTE, 616 18th st. NV. ga
GRILL MAN, exper. and reliable.
good hours: eve. shift: good pay.
CAL 81; l645. 1oos 9, Esst,Wes. ss,M hwy
GRILLMAN, experienced; best wages,
ne 7e76 SUNDAY; Il. y. ! Appl, ?. PENN oRIIL' RI
GROCER, exper. wanted, good pay.
rel Apnly 551s Conn. ave. "a
GROCER'S HELPER, colored or white;
s11f5n9aas s7f7 sladensbuSs to ld al ne "a, & s'''
HABERDAsHERY SALESMAN. exper..
furnishing chain. Reply to Box
124-X. Star. "a
H1nn5H7s afs2R 4owfas fs ssee Ass' n:': :a:nss:
HOTEL a;Ti ROOM CLERK. experienced;
shifts, s-4, 4.12. rotating; excellent
cosy cSaeins .sst maf HOTEL ADPz PszEhA Mr
TON, 18th and L sts. NV. -25
INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE MEN. look
ing for opportunity with new com
pany. Call on AMERICAN CIT1-
zENs LIFE CORP, 17I0 H st. NV.
INSURANCE sALEsMAN-one of the
most financially sound ms. compa-
nies in the q. 8. has open terri. for
2 men in D. C. and Q In nearby Va.
Qualifications are: Excellent charae-
ter. neat appearance, age 2b to So.
and have q car. Thoroughly exber. in
the ordinary life and A: and H. field
and know how and where to find
prospects. We offer to men of such
qualification the highest comm. and
renewals in the business and you are
protected by q vested interest con-
tract. Apply general agent. 1888 K
st. nv" suite 2o1. 1:so to 4:so Pm.
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HELP MEN

PHARMACIST. full or part time
ton tons in lse. modern drug store
PLUMBER. exp. in repairs and nev
Wf work; enn must have own tools Gal
PLUMBER--Must be able to do Leaf
work. Apply in person, rear of 80;
PORTER-BOOTBLACK-Apply in per
son. RINALDI g. LEEMANS. 792t
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring, Md
PREssER AND sPoTTER, experienced
only; ACKERMAN'S CLEANERS
1870 Conn. ave. NV.
PRESSER WANTED. sober. WONDER
CLEANERS AND TAILORS, 227 G
st. NV. -"3
PRODUCE MAN; on. who has had
snpsr market ana drsf espaSs sssfEvlei o
displaying and merchandising pro.
duce. If you do not have the above
qualifications. do not answer this
ad: Phone calls not accepted. See
4, at 1920 Nichols ave. Sc. -23
EAp9 anpoq,un1 nEcESGAN 4oT gIxbt snD s FISH 81
2525, 10 pm. for appointment.
so
RADIO-TELEvIsION servicemen t2l,
with cars; steady employment; ex-
cellent salary and car allowance.
ABBEY RADIO & TELEv1SION
SERVICE. 3547 Georsia ave. NV.
REFRIGERATION serviceman, CAR
RolLs i sS NJ rs ssaS saRe Ts addrsss oas7 71s
SATrSMAN ~ sal1 f,roiturs ot 1OoO
Bladensburg ne. Some typing re-
service person, age 40 to so. Hours
pm. to 9 pm. 612-day week
Apply SMITH STORAGE CO.,
1913 You st. NV.
statesmen, experienced, selling quail
ity furniture. well groomed: edu,
letters of reference and diploma
BROS. FURNITURE Co, 2O41
Nichols ave. Sc. Phone TR. s4g5L1. 6
statesmen to solicit disqualification
and health and aecldent ,ni,Y INSURANCE nee
surance Co. Of New York. Salary
plus commission paid. Call be-
tween 9 am. and i pm. 1923 14th
st. NV -22
SERVICE MANAGER for long -estab-
lished Chrysler-Plymouth leadership.
State age. exper., qualifications, etc.
Compensation open. All replies con-
fdential. Box 215-H, Star. "a
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
permanent full-time position, for ex-
perienced man. Apply $500 New
Hampshire ave, Takoma Park. Md.
-23
contacts provided. EN-
CYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, Mr.
Bone, RE. 6911. -23
SHEET METAL WORKER. outside
work. must be able to do gutter
ing. spoutins,. and timing lsI,clsss
mechanic only. Apply KNIGHT
ROOFING CO, s4o5 Ramsey ave.
Sill. Spring. Nd. between 9 and
Q and 3 and +. -26
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John Donohue, es. 2415 st NV, and
Theo seegrist. %, OF Mclean, Va.
Minor Oliver. 25. 11oa 4th st. Sc, and
Odell Digs, 81. 1902 Dix st. ne.
Edward Loehl, rs, Hyattsville. Md. and
Wiehelmine Wollant, SO, Of Miami, Fla
Johnnie williams, 36, Philadelphia, and
jamie Lark, 80, $3.50 Georgia ave. NV
Leonard Massey. 81, Fort McNair and
Gertrude Sheet. 21, 65 Rhode Island
ave. NV.
Lynn Abendorth, 81, and Margaret At
kins, %, both Of Arlington. Va.
Willie Venson. 81, 92O 3rd st. ne. anc
Janey Smith, 1s, 51O9 Just St ne
Anna Mikeii, -. 7ls Kenilworth ter
Harry Worth. jr "a 1864 Ames st. ne
and Barbara Oldham, Is, 226 Ana
costa rd. Sc.
and Ella Ford. "a. 1919 9TH st. NV
and Mary Baker. %. 1890 10th st. n W
Ralph Futrell, "a, 1885 9th st. NV, ant
Robert Phelps. 30, 1923 Bryant st ne
and Barbara Ball, 10, 242l Perry st
Wallace Sanders ~, Denver Col. ant
Lorraine Cloutier, 30, 1910 Macoml
seston cokman. 80, 1897 Vermont ave
NV. and Evelyn Cooper 81 49,
Richard Rose, os; IS. and Patricia Goad
10. both of Alexandria. Va.
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HELP MEN

JANITOR, colored, experienced; no
children; for practically new elev.-
apt bldg. in NV; salary S100 mo-.
and beautiful apt. Oil 18th st. NV.
JANITOR. in new bldg. at 1415 Tuck
erman st. NV. To be assistant to
engineer; must know boilers. S1lo
children. Reference. Hours from 5
to Z pm. Call in person. See JOHN
MAN, between ages Of ~ and "a, to
work in office of building materials
warehouse: permanent job. excel
lent future. Apply in person, Mon
day, July 25; between 9:30,10:3o
ING SUPPLY CO., 1O11 goth st. NV.
MAN. young, ambitious. energetic.
with use of car for city supervisory
work in local Office of well-known
national concern. No canvassing or
soliciting. Permanent position. Sal
ary. 4O-hour, 5-day week. Vacation
with pay; Retirement plan. Unusual
lege graduate preferred. Give full
information and telephone number
In confidence for personal interview.
Box 214-V. Star. "a
MAN AND WIFE to manage restau-
rant and bar. nearby Md; room,
ooaro ana salary BOX ll"i L3S 5Saf
MECHANIC OR MACHINlsT. who
school or equal; 3O-45 yrs. of age.
Right man will receive good startins
salary and advance quickly: Apply
Mr.. Schaff Do not phone. AMER1-
CAN TRAILER CO.. INC 4o3o Wis'
MECHANIC WANTED-Must have ex-
psrsnnf nr in HudsSn raoa vapes esor For eaIs n
69s4s fsFaa'lGH HEw cay YORK X AVE- eeR MoFoR
CO., Hudson dealers. "a
MEN, for pleasant outside sales work,
excellent commission. liberal draw.
Ing sseGTnt Sa Tns MR KANs iHi
tsscss assgssn rrid.g day. a1s ans atR I'm et. n"
NIGHT JANITOR for ONCE building,
hours from II to 6 am. Apply su-
perintendent, 1917 r st. NV.
OIL BURNER installation mechanic.
must be experienced and dependable
and able to furnish references; also
HsSP sspssd aDpg Gy sncRHs 81 Halnsr REFs ssfsH1se
CO., 40l Farragut st. ne. See Mr..
Vernon. ~
OIL BURNER INsTALLERS with oil
burner specialist license. Good pay
Perm. pos. See Mr.. Smith, A.: P.
WOODSON CO.. 9th st. at Mich.
ave. ne, $40 am. Mon. "a
OIL BURNER MECHANIC. exp. in oil
burner work and all heating work
oPTIcxL FL AZ fnSci TEcHN1c1AN. for Guild
establishment, high standard work
manship required, excellent oppor-
tunity, permanent position. operate
entire shop Except surfacing),. some
dispensing experience desirable.
Phone RE. bl71.. -26
PAINTERS t2). colored. with scaffold
experience. Call EN- 4S44. -23
PART-TIME PREssER, piece work.
Apply 1908 NJ Capitol st.
registered. experience
and reference req. for full time,
call ME. O021. III
Evening star., 1949-07-22
HELP MEN

AUTOMOBILE UPHOLsTERER, ex-
perienced helper: Apply rear 1929
K st. NV. ST. O562. ga
BODY AND FENDER MAN-Unless
fully qualified, do not apply: must
be able to paint. Good wages, vaca-
on, on with it psy Dsy sbea sbee oG5snf opsI ben eSaa
LEE D. BUTLER, nc. 1884 Pa. ave.
Sc. Ii. 3-7717. 20
man. Apply BUDS BARBER SHOP,
Branchville, Md. or call WA. 1887.
BRICKLAYERs-Must be mechanics;
S24 per day. Report at 7:30 am,
to MR.. RHODENISER. at 1928
Hampden lane, Greenwich Forest,
BRICKLAYERs. white, nonunion;
dale I'd. or call ow. s254. Ma4
BUTCHER, experienced. for upper
551s Connecticut ave. NV. go
BUTCHER WANTED-Must be sober
Apply to 1901 d st. ne, TRUE
VALUE MARKET.
CARPENTER-Foreman for 5 new
houses about to start. Must have
house exp. and ability to run job
from start to fin. Call wo. slsa,
CEMENT CEN ( r F1N1sHERs. LIST class. by
hour or contract. Apply school Job,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rd. -22
CLERKS 90, white. to file and phone
Good handwriting REQ. Must be 1949
with own parents in Wash. or near
by. Lse. pvt. ONCE near 18th and
H sts. NV. Hours, $50 to 8. Sal
to start. $50 mo. Phone Ma. 1869.
COLLECTOR. on installment ac-
counts: better than average. salary
ply 364S Georgia ave. NV. July 20.
Call RA. '3545 for appt.
COOK. Jewish style. 1913 7th st.
COOK, 1st class: must have refer
ences: nondrinker; good salary.
Apply Sat- and Sum- 426 sth aat st; Sc
COOK. LIST class; must b. fast and
exper. Box 205-V. Star. 22'
COUNTERMAN, experience not nee
essaIy. Apply at once. GLEN ECHO
DIVISION MANAGER - Have you
spent the last 15 years in direct SELL
you are now dissatisfed9 We have
an opportunity for experienced di-
rect sales manager who has real
desire to make unlimited yearly
earnings, with national organization
nov In its 97th year of successful
ratings. Executive divisional mgr. Sc
lected must be between the ages of
30-45. have car, free to travel this
area. Finest selection, and training
tools in use anywhere today. avail
able and prove this repeat business
to he second tn none This fine on
portunity offers salary. expenses and
overwriting to high type man Sc
lected. in return for selecting, train
ing and developing sales organiza-
tion. For personal interview write
giving full details OF previous expe-
rience and phone number to B. c.
BUSH, sales mgr, Box 364-S. star.
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Deaths Reported

CFrom the D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
Richard M. Walsh. 6s, 364s Warder st
NV.
Joseph Schwartz, 50, Hebrew Home for
Aged
Joseph Bateman 65, 3O1O Wisconsin ave
NV.
Marie C A. Holmes SO, 32Oa Buena Vista
ter. Sc
Nettie A. Pitt, s4, 1925 Connecticut ave
NV.
Frederick Howard. 56, Colmar Manor Md
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cordella r. Bramblett, e5. 2126 Yorktown
rd. NV.
Florenz Yearsin, Al, 1898 s st NV.
William E Jonathan, IS. 354 st. sw.
Florence Ellen Hood, 81. 4sO2 Alabama
ave. Sc,
John L. Steuart, II, 1914 S st. NV
Stuart Marshall. 65, 1O6SH7 Jefferson st.
NV.
Sally Anderson SIS, o1O5 L st rv
James Jackson. As. 1%3l 10Th st. NV.
Work has started on Colombia's
long awaited Saldana irrigation
system,
Evening star., 1949-07-22
HELP MEN

SHOEMAKER WANTED. all around
man, steady lob. Apply 1Ios H st.
ne. -
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced. sal
ary plus comm. Apply JOSEPH DE
YOUNG, 1925 F st. NV. -25
SHOE statesmen t2), thoroughly
exp. for family shoe store; seady
position, good salary. All replies
sonfhidential; give tel no. Box 45l-
SHOE statesmen. family shoe store
oR eyP. sSSs GSod salary 1856 Wilson s4 elvd
SHOP FOREMAN for lons-established
Chrysler-Plymouth leadership; state
age. exper., qualifications. etc. Com
pensation open. All replies conf
Dental. Box 216-H, Star. "a
sTEAMFITTERs. 1st class with tools
and HE.rtN tSsnSPSF!atHR ApP!y do GEN Ne
2131 9th NV "a
TLEvIsIoN INSTALLATION MEN te)
AcYs EsDer iNc only Half ADpls snd q au. 0nss sts
s.w. -23'
TELEvISION MEN-Inside and out
side: experienced. TELEvIsION
SPECIALISTS, INC, 1902 L st. NV
TELEvIsION TROUBLE SHOOTER
Some knowledge of television, out
side work. Apply in person, l172
Columbia rd. NV "a
TILE SETTERS-Report on job. 10th
and Lee blvd, No. Arl,, or call RA;
3O3S or IA. $500 after pm. -22
TIRE CHANGER. experienced: good
salary and working conditions. BEN
VALET. with hotel experience. for
l.: ~ loh -
so5er s5e 'iSs Please a0s sve oeDsnne ase and reer
ence in application to c.. P. MEL
SON. Box 1899 Greenbrier Hotel.
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va. 22'
YOUNG MAN to work in valet shop,
full or part time: must have drivers
permit. COLUMBIA VALET, 3510
Columbia pike. Arl., GIL. 45S9.
YOUNG MAN, under 10. high school
graduate, interested in learning life
fice standpoint. ability to type nee
Apply Room 700. sis i4th st. NV,
between 9 and IL am. -22
YOUNG MEN. single; under 20. free
to travel Cam and return; trans
portation furnished. average S65
weekly ssn With mR nmedt1Is ens cash Rnr,ne ae
ton Hotel, 1912 am; 80 pm.
Don't phone. %"
FOREMAN for lee. |
intercity bus company; must be
exper. with both Diesel and gaso- |
line equip: knowledge of labor re-
lations essential. All replies will be
held strictly confidential. Box 21e-
H. Star "a
WE NEED MEN with cars to sell
sewing machines or vacuum clean
ers or both No canvsssine. Best
deal in town We tain you. See
MIR. KAY, 723 9th st. NV. all day.
~
ONE BAKER and meat carver for
cafeteria; must be fully exper. and
reliable. If employed now, be't>r
your position at BRIITS. 1-11 |
Wisconsin ave. NV. BRING refer
ences. -27 !
Evening star., 1949-07-22
Rent HuIved by Boord

| A woman in Bulawayo, Southern
Rhodesia. who had been getting
1892 a month out Of rented house
of five rooms and a veranda, had
the rent cut in two by the local
rent board.
Evening star., 1949-07-22
Center Topic Announced

Phillip Marangella, Bahai world
teacher recently returned from
Italy, will speak on Religion as
a Unifying Force" at 7:30 pm.
Sunday at the Bahai Center, 1903
street NV,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

LARGE FISHING BOAT for parties;
24-hour service. Ia. 6002. ~
A TAx-TAB DEMONSTRATION with
out obligation for any D. c. tax
able storekeeper, except druggists
and cafes. Telephone Tuckerman
3749
ALL OWNERS Of plots and sites in
Harmony Burying Grounds meet at
Lincoln Temple Church, 11th and
r SITS. NV. Sat. eve. 8 pm. July
23rd, 40. Pres, o. W. MCDONALD;
sec, JOSEPH D. JENKINS. go
SUPPER AND PICNIC, Bethesds q
Church, at Browningsville. Sat. July
% Supper served o'clock on
Browningsville Band. 23s
MR.. BUSINEsSMAN-Do you need q
good bookkeeper? Accountant?
Once manaser? Call ATLAS BOOK
KEEPERS AGENCY. RE. 5761.
-23
DRIVING TNsTRUCTION-Du
troll car; free pickup service: day or
SveninE. VIM. Z. PADDY. UN. 0025.
-26
Evening star., 1949-07-22
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

LVCdk hutCItASCIS
Three Lines (Minimum)
or 2 times, 35c per line PEI
insertion.
: to 6 times consecutively, 33t
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutively
31c per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, Sc per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line e----50c
Out-of- town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles OF
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before second in
sertion.
If advertisement was prepaid. re-
tain cash register receipt, which bears
q serial number with date and tdenti-
fies your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make . note OF the
cancellation number. This is Inn
portant in case your statement does
not show credit for the cancela-
tion.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, 8 am. to pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 8 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business once
11th and Pennsylvania ave. at AMI
of the Branch Ofices throushout th'
~'' PHONE STERLING 5000.
Evening star., 1949-07-22

When answertno nd1erttsements
dddressed to Star bores do NOT
inclose original retsrences, or
othe, materials OF personal rdlxe.
Copies serps the purpose and
originals MAY Get lost.
Evening star., 1949-07-22
mittee on COOPERATIVE Advertis.

mittee on Cooperative Advertis-
ing Pool.
Other subcommittee chairmen
include: Francis Metzdorf, Eu-
gene Thomas, Herald Melnacove
Frank Boucher. Herman Paris
Robert j. Enders. John M. Bart
lett and Edward c. Giddings.
Mr.. Bernard announced that
every modern technique of public
information will be used by the
committee.
Enrnllnantx received include
Evening star., 1949-07-22
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laU, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. tDait three tull days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
and Mary Hanson, so, 1880 East
Capitol St
Thomas Jenkins. 80. and Edith Tinsley
-, both of 642 L st. sc.
Walter Larson, 81. 1889 Quincy St NV
and Martha Palmer, %, 141 Anacostia
Norman, svendsen. y, .7ls Rock Greek
tosh 90. 1929 Columbia I'd. NV.
Garland Carr. o5, 1929 9TH st. ne, ant
Elizabeth Taylor. 90, so DeFrees st. NV
Raymond Russell. -, 1903 Trinidad ave
ne; and Harriet Damstra' %, 144s
Theodore Hill. 90, 1897 Eaton I'd. Sc.
ard Inez Phillips, "@' @45@ Ontario
Joseph Perry, %. 1910 Spring rd NV
and Jessie ouarles, 81, 1923 over
william Wharton. jr.. 81. 551a eth st
nv, and Kathryn Marchaza. 49, 51Os
1th st. NV
Leonard Fuchs, 90, Marine Barracks, and
Jewell Jameson: 20, 81 sth st. Sc.
Sterling Ivlson, ir., 30, 1910 34th St
nv nv and Katherine Brown 81 1867
John Kern, "a, 1918 Fort Davis St Sc
e1d Mary spasaro, %, 1928 Chester
st. sc.
Evening star., 1949-07-22
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ALWAYS see BOYD's first for select
secretarial, typing and bookkeeping
positions, at top salaries. Est. 80
yrs. Specialists. BOYDS, 700 18th.
cor G. MA 234O
Evening star., 1949-07-22

Francis wandel. 3s. Long Island, N Y.
and Phyllis Gilchrist, n. $500 @ st.
NV.
Bernard H. Martin. 35. New York CITY
and Merriam Asch. AZ, 2131 st. NV
Ralph Grace, is, 742 10th St Sc, and
Gladys Batten. 16, Of Baltimore.
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SPECIAL NOTICES tcontJ

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts other than those con-
trscted for by myself. CLARENCE
WORTHY, 1914 Girard st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-07-22
HELP MEN
EDUCATIONAL.

YOUNG MAN for outside radio work;
experience helpful but not necessary.
Call EN-. $500, MIR. KELLEY. ga
Al MECHANIC wanted, pref. with
Pontiac exp; good pay. FLOOD
PONTIAC CO., 1921 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-07-22

HABERDAsHERY SALESMAN
Aggressive young man, fully expert
dashery; full time, permanent posi-
ton with highest earning possi-
bilities for men with following APP
ply to RICHARD PELZMAN FASH
ION SHOP. INC l30n r st n NJ
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Crisis
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own. 1t would require Cd devalua-
ton of the pound which the Brit
ish government thus far has stout
ly resisted; CD Congressional ap-
proval of the stabilization fund
a move which many administra-
ton leaders consider politically
impractical at present; and 90 an
unprecedented agreement for the
United States and Britain to CO.
ordinate their financial policies.
Despite all these problems, the
stablization idea has been dis
cussed as possible line of attack
on Britain's economic difficulties
by Secretary of State Acheson's
advisers and by the British fin
ancial advisers who help form the
policies Of Sir Stafford Cripps.
Inquiry behind the scenes shows
that these official experts on both
sides are concluding that no stop
gap measures can deal finally with
Britain's long-range crisis; that
the Marshall Plan itself it not
enough, and that basic new poll
cies may have to be worked out
and some old ones revised. ~
Top-Level Talks Favored.
No recommendations are ex-
pected to be arrived at in time
for the present session of Congress
even if there was any DISPOSE
ton to tackle such a great new
foreign issue.
There is a growing belief in both
American and British government
circles here that action, when and
if taken, will have to come simul-
taneously on several fronts and
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Britain
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in trouble financially engaged
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder
and Sir Stafford Cripps, British
Chancellor of the Exchequer, in
further talks today.
Remedies Considered.
They held a morning session
lunched together, and then re-
turned to the conference table
this afternoon. Mr.. Snyder is
understood to have asked a few
questions at the first meeting yes
ter day and then sat back for
Grips explanations. A British
Treasury spokesman said possible
remedies were up for considera-
ton today.
Mr.. Snyder announced he will
complete his talks with top Brit
ish officials Sunday at Prime Min
lister Attlee's country residence,
Chequers, and a joint communique
will be issued tomorrow afternoon.
He originally planned to leave
London tonight for Belgium.
Mr.. Attlee, Sir Stafford, Foreign