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Evening star., 1949-05-10
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Evening star., 1949-05-10
HELP WTD. AGENCIES .tcons.)
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
170s G st. NV.
MEN


EngineerinE. co-ordinator. indust.
management exper., $40 TO $50.
Tech. assist, electronics prod, $50
Sales, furniture selling exp. nee, $50
plus commission.
Collection men, outside, $3.50 salary
plus expenses.
Stenographer, S27b.
Statesmen, haberdashery, $50.
Sales, car necessary. $50 plus
Telephone solicitors, auto sales, Gl
Bill.
9th class engineers, $195 per mo.
WOMEN
S2.s60 bookkeeper, full charge, Conn.
ave. retail.
Secy.-Stenos.
AGE Is to 35 yrs, exper.. some rusty,
shorthand; short hours, 3 days.
legal, ne; railroad, Mt. Rainier
$500: commercial. NV. upper Ga
ave. s.w.; secy., gen. mgr, labor.
$2,700: associations, export. import,
investment counselors, coal and steel
$500; radio, television. pub. reia.
tions. advertising. construction, etc
Occasional part-time temporary.
Typists
$4,000; receptionist .typists. legal ex-
port, import, 5iz days.
So, 400; typist correspondent, college
background, young; so w.p.m.
S2,8O0: typists, collese background;
export, import license exper.; able
to move to New York, July 1.
S2,70O; typists, tech, library assist;
Alex. area.
So 200; typists, billing, adding ma
ss.oS0; typists, billing, adding ma
chine.
So, 1850; typists, Stats, advance tc
assist. supervisor, 5 days,
s., ,0S0: typists vic. Rockville.
81 ,e20; typists, insurance policies
etc.
S1 500; clerk-typist, h.s.g. 5 days.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
HELP MEN

ASSISTANT BAKER, no experience
HOTEL HARRINGTON, i1th and Z
Sts. NV. LIZ
ASST. CREDIT MGR. young man
with experience; excellent chance
for advancement. Apply Mrs. Strauss,
MAJOR MASTERPIECES. s1l th
st. NV. -"
ASSISTANT MANAGER for new sand
wich shop openine soon; good rel. rsI-
ssasTY safaisI isfpirsa ffii GOOD Aope zoD ra Sc
ATTENTION INSURANCE MENIAre
you interested In making some good
money In the insurance husinessf
We NOW have openings for Z men men
Wash. u a. r. Pun i Or part time. Our men
car necessary. Apply w. T. HALL,
4l2 bth st. n W.. RIM. 500. ? x 4
pm. -lo
AUTO SERVICE MANAGER. for
Washington's Oldest Packard dealer:
must have experience selling rsT, ana
snce snce'yaSeis pretsrreS ed but not Necessary:
5-day week. salary plus commits
MOTORS. INC. TU. 5000. 10
AUTO MECHANIC, modern shop with
all equipment: $3.50 pay, insurance,
disqualification and other benefits
Call Mr.. Thompson, MONROE FORD
CO.. Silver Spring. 81. 1900. Ii
AUTO MECHANIC for progressive
Ford shop with plenty Of work;
5000 pay plan. time and half over
40 hrs: many benefits including
paid vac, group tnsur., etc; only
exper men need apply. Mr.. Ricketts,,
LOGAN CFord1, 2017 Va. ave NV
Ia
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN, woader-
full opportunity with Pontiac dealer;
thorough knowledge OF Pontiac pref
good salary and ideal working conds.
RON PONTIAC. INC, 4S30 Hamp-
den lane, Bethesdas- Oh 5000.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Hglp MEN


sALEsAAN. sith cal ssp5e.'ms.s
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port for advancement. tor ssssfr
drpenSins on sEpsT ana katfA ehili0
Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO
SH3 5tb 1t. nv, la
sAIEsMAN, With car, 70 train ioestiy
for perm position with iarts HsHi13 !.
faeturins company VIII eunhaasf
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W Va ave ne, 10 10 10
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experienced pfsieftea hsii w3i7 trsiu
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position nnmpAnr ksHFf3ts ApFag
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Evening star., 1949-05-10

Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers


Three Lines (Minimum)
4 or 2 times, 35c per line pei
insertion.
q to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutvely'
Sic 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 tMinimum)
Flat rate per line - - 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
sertton.
II advertisement was prepaid, re-
tain cash register receipt, when nit.s nSSI.s
q serial number with date ana ioenu-
ees your advertisement.
When canceiing classified advertise.
s%.ns.,st,on %snts g sare ennnSer % Sa.e rms 's
portant In case your statement d9es
not show o credit for the canceus-
kiGn.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
HELP MEN tCcnt. }

AUTO TRUCK FAINTER and sprayer:
eSefR seeR. TSinTrn5 TRiAT1o5NSI. HfisiIek TkGck RENTAL
CO. 23l6 Georsia ave. NV. see
4a .,s.Sy bite .ns soes saD.9 on nss ass sna
references. Apply THE SHANTY.
I'LL food Hope I'd. s.e. L.
BAKER, must be tops on cakes, sweet
goods and pastries. Steady position
Ras ans aEfPEEs. fnss Essss whe. &C. ss 81 or over
good salary and meals. Apply head
bartender. CARLTON HOTEL. 18TH
and K sts. NV. Tx
BODY AND FENDER MAN. 1st class.
Must be reliable. References re-
quired. SIS 10th st. ne.
BOoKkEEPER, white, for newly con-
sarst'se muss Sc expeerienced nenea and hard work.
er; references required; good salary
and working conditions. Box 35l-9'
CLERK TYPIsT for
bookkeeping. dept. Of medical clinic:
1880 per year; 5ls-day. 4oshr;
coverage. Call ST. 1924: Ill
BOY, white, rs or over, high school
sEafaasss ras oa!lRf 3 saEss IssEa 'p.as
sGTcHER. ssas alas mus. be experienced,
steady worker, good pay. SANDER
FooD STORE, 3a4s Mt. Pleasant
BUTCHER. reliable. good pay. sober:
seY ospP.ns g work E; n fs super Market. mus.
have Va. permit and experience.
Good pay. Apply SHIRLEY FOOD
STORE. Lee hwy. and oiene I'd.
~9aInssSSIEfHMMaiKEsoCARPENTER. 9I sSI HMi IssoCi tnor-
oughiy experienced, for shop and
outside work; steady. good pay,
caMEsx SALESMAN. experienesd. s. !;
day, 40-hr. vk. Generous company
.5Is,msns s5s gsseiss ess aDaPls sTa oo T.
HECHT Co. Silver SDrins stors !.
drive. silver sprins, Md. I'll
CARPENTER. must be experiencea-
MsgssInorsiand SsgaIs rel laiiis. Nd. % Mr..
cskPESTERs xsksPfsEaSTERs and .earpentsr-apgren-
ties, steady g, 100 fSTr for so9s sH wosasss ssss.
csHsssiPENNqhE sssisE N9ssEooff offoisHaAS. iliasS must be
thoroughly experienced. better type
houses; NV. district locations work
to start at once. Excellent propo-
sition to right man. must be sober
and have best of references, Call
Mr.. PHILLIPS. SH. 39il for In
can WASHER, experienced. FLoyps
AMCCO STATION, Columbia pike
and Giebe I'd, Ari. Va. Ill
CASHIER, accounting BACKGROUND,
permanent position, IN national
compafiy, with opportunity for ad-
vaneement. 5iz-dsy. 4o-hr, week
education. experience. Box 3SS-E.
star. lV
Evening star., 1949-05-10
HELP MEN

MAN. 30-55, for outside sales posi-
ton; steady weekly earnings, $50
S75. through repeat orders and es-
tablished territory: exper;. OF car
BY REAL SILK. Apply Rn; eos,
1927 Eye st. NV. 10 am. to 3 pm.
MAN with mechanical ability to re-
pair sewing machines: chance for
Advancement after short traintnE
period: good starting salary; 2ost
discount on purchases; b-dsy. 40
hour week. Apply smpIoymsnt $ ols,es
Maa ts s,h ssaf.. and ,,tx,Ta st,, Nv q, hote,
white. kitchen and store room exp.
pref, ability 10 supervise and di-
rect emrioyes, good salary and
meals. Apply steward. CARLTON
HOTEL 18th and X sts. n.w. - :
MAN on WOMAN, wanted by pho
tosrapher. TO make appts, ~ per
address, Sunday after 5. AT l4s4'
MAN or STUDENT. coioTed. for
evening houSe-to-h house sales work.
Good pay. Experience not neees-
sary.. Phone AT. 1907. between 2
MANAGER. day. Iarse modern park
ing garage. exper. necessary. Must
be sober. inteiligent man capable of
handling personnel and deal with
hish-eiass trade Box ses-K. ssar'
MEAT CUTTER. exper.: sober. In
POSIRS. 575B Ga. ave. NV. la
MEAT CUTTER. white. sxper.. EN-
cient, reliable, No drinkers. Good
salary. Good hours. Apply in Per
son. 3l04 NJ st. nv, Ill
MEAT CUTTER wanted. must be
sober, good pay and good hours
CENTER MARKET CITY. 5th and
x SIS. stand Ne. 34z and 343: 10
shop work. see MR. PENpLEToN,
ST., 1890 oeorgia ave. wheaton.
MTCHANIcs-s truck. first class.
qaired Sis 10th st, ne
MECHANIC IC-ATTENDAsT able 70 do
minor repairs. DowNER.s AMoco.
LIST and Il kts. ne. 81. asssS, ~
MEN for laundry work. must be 30
years Of ase. Apniy 2ist and Pa.
MES-psetory representative Of iars.
corporation. viii be In Wsshtngton
on Wednesday. May IL, 70 iIateTvits
men regardinE a plan 70 place them
in business fo5 thsmSelves. without
ssii = you. sr' no deposit reauirsc. sat
opportunffy for . substantial income
and these who qualify q rapid ad-
y2ncemenf Asf Is no barrier m
this business. We prefer ne1s-sp-
ases of IS and 45. whose home life
Ia eonaeniai. and wha be isTe In
proFing their worth. Prepare to
remain. the. balance Of The day 10
selected. Car essential Apply In
person 10 Mr.. DOUGHERTY, Room
zoo, 1871 u o.. nv. 1880 Am
MrNMAssrssssve. personabis younx
men; coliega men. veterans One OF
the oldest. moat respected companies
In the world viii train. hrnafe6
number oS EeytnuS-Tftnde6. ambitious
young ussn for positions tn their
faraoas salsa orsAntEAtfcn. EgefF
.n eHg9f. ,ss e lssrn ssa 1890 sa e aa Arpy R
MURRAY. Rm- 31D. 1900 isfh 81.
sgEN-ssar. on or . DAY trsal
basis II y0a wish 70 determine wnas
an enceiseTt opp. this ia The Y1laeT
s,,. sTash C ,1.,s,, "a, iss Nc .Sss1ssss s,srs 3
neceszary. Individual instruction
furn4. excel. prufss- Appay f7e Ma
fsana4 Press Bldg. 14tA ana y SIS
nsr, CT tan DI sA77 o. pI. ssas
MEN. vow EMrIorEp-ysa ssn
cara - . 80 .ssys ..se.s ssss .,sss.esses s;is
Sno~n haserdashsry and apparsi
tnraask pegssnaI enntaets and t@&ts
Phone NA- s3hA. 10 an. % 2 PEE
MN Ann soYs. -. mat sss.
ID c. PERMIT Apr1x N rwfssn
sHAKEs ICE CREAM CO. 1850 q
o. nIe~ rear. 1s
Evening star., 1949-05-10

re-a ssnn.tt. 50. SIas cu~>ssss-zs sss
tusgxs RMrEs-e -. 7N@= 2sth a. ~
Es4ptss Ys@nx - Xl@ lNfa 81 Sc
Mlnnse Ealsssser Il ~ 1&ts tt -
Dehxas Ra1esss ~. 3 aAzssslss vi aS.
EenaYG HR-ptoz. 50 lS@ 8s4A 81 ~
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Barry Drug Company
4l4i Wheeler Road Sc.
Is a Star Want-Ad
Branch Agency

Other Branches convent
emily located throughout
the City for the occept-
once of Classified Ad-
vertisino.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Births Reported

Prom D. C Bureau c: vial ssssist4es
Harold and Marie A6AasE E4Ei
Clifford and E1lA EArraseE- Esrl
Thomas aac DoTla wllseE. ecS
Raymond Rns Catherine Arasr&cn- Eafa,
Robert and EiiEabeth BYRD. g&TI.
john and Irene Carer. E4rs-
James and Ella Chllsb, cir
Alfred sne Re-nict ColcIax E2rA
Daniel anc jean Col?;as4 El-1
Charles ane MsrY Downs. RiFi
Leroy and Lillian FcTKtsT. ElEL
Harry and Graeie Hal, girl
Walter and EsYeAra HArr@s, Elrl
Iohn Rn6 Mayzaret Hawkins, Etr2.
Charles ard Annie Holman, EiEl
Nathaniel and Ora Heimoas. Etfi-
Charles and GNendolyn jefferson, gtrL
Henry and Naomi Jennings. gtf2.
James and Frances johnson. gsGl-
Eugene and CArnlta J1oEe. Etgi
Lawrence and Mary Russell, all
James and Julia Scott, g!fi
Everett and Fiirsbeth Simpson. glri.
Carl and Deioss Smith, girl
willie and Marjorie Smith. e4ri
NeSloaS and Patty Strickland SRI.
Robert and Bkrtis TAFlcT, Eirl
Sylvester and Sadie Temple Ttrl
Wayne and Dorendo WiExIRE, giyl
Robert and Rosa Wood. SRI
Joseph and Lille YounE, Etrl
Evening star., 1949-05-10

When answertng advertisement
addressed to Star bores do NOT
inclose original references, or
other materials OF personal pdlue:
Copies serpe the purpose and
originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1949-05-10

Nsrss r9ss~- e. saeg p~rs = -
;see@ NgaNT -. si8 c s. 80
Es-k4s s--sza { Ag3aSE1ss& ~
As-raang NA5sss Ks Rssvss E@FrE M
Haxxs Ma ~ #Ts xtA ~ 80
EzsresesA vaskaars "a Pa Ces@sgA "a
s.s.as csAh. Se. $50 c,E4$set7ata -
Evening star., 1949-05-10

cnsrles rar 4s saa Ava Z Latt.;.r, -
both et Ea5tlwa-s
Fari A Latbs- 81. seska-E- Mass ara
ReNy Yes&~ IF, 1896 ? s. ax
Evening star., 1949-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE REsP0NsIBLE for
any bills unless contracted BY myself.
CHARLES N. NEBBITTS, zoos dlth
III. BUSINESS MAN do you need .
good ofc. mgr, accountant, bkpr.
We Specialize IN this type OF per-
sonnei. ATLAS AGENCY. RE. 5767.
ACCOUNTANT EXP. books started
and kept. al tax returns made.
Reasonable rates. vi. 1921. --13
y r. AVEuoL ". uboLdfSNo i0cNNo'iSsfc 8 CO.. sfse. i've.
win be held at the of1ees OF the
corporation. Al New York Ave:
M. on june II. le49. at 10
am. for the election Of officers. and
the transaction Of such other busi-
ness as may be hrcusht before the
'0Ac &. BLAKELEy Arthur. sec.y.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
30 gallon automatic gas hot-water
heater, year guarantee. 1880
Installed. Other models and sizes at
reasonable prices.
J. SHAPIRO
REGISTERED Plumber. NO. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your aus az S11S
Business ONCE, 11th and
Pennsylvania avenue, open
8 am. to IL pm, or at any
Of the Branch Ofhces
throughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. TO 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 8 pm.
Lost and Found Advertise
Ynents on Page AS.
Evening star., 1949-05-10
NO DOWN PAYMENT
HELP WANTED AGENCIES
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY

Public and private school positions,
Colorado Bldg. IA and @. RE. 3e3s.
Evening star., 1949-05-10

Under D. c. ldD, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. tUait three full days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddps.
Marion progress., 1949-07-28
Miss Greenlee
Wins Fellowship

Miss Nancy Greenlee, daughter
OF Joe Greenlee, assistant superin.
tendent of the City Water Depart
ment, Charlotte, and former resi-
dent of Marion, will leave Satur.
day for St. Louis on summer fel.
lowship in home economics award.
ed her on her record as a student
at Woman's College of the Univer.
sity of North Carolina.
The fellowships are awarded one
to state by the Donfourth Found
alton and the Ralston-Purina Co..
and go to outstanding students in
home economics who are rising SEN
iors.
The fellowship provides all ex-
penses for month, two weeks of
which are spent at the Ralston-Pu-
rina plant at St. Louis and at the
research farm at Gray Summit,
near st. Louis. The remaining two
weeks are spent at Camp Miniwan-
ca, Mich.
Miss Greenlee will be joined here
by Miss Rachel OVAL, Chesnee, S.
c., a student at Winthrop College,
the South Carolina fellowship win
ner, and the two/will make the jour-
ney together to St. Louis.
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Mrs. Witherspoon

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Maggie. Many of them by visits
and tokens Of remembrance show
ed how they cherished her influ-
ence.
About 1916 she married the late
Colonel L. L. Witherspoon of Muir
ply, N. c., where she made her
home until his death in 1921, when
she returned to Marion.
Throughout her lifetime she was
a devoted member of the Baptist
church and gave unselfishly of her
time and service, especially in teach
ing her Sunday School class.
She is survived by eight nieces
and nephews, children of her late
brother, John Hudgins of Warren
ton; also the following nieces and
nephews: Miss Mary Hudgins of the
home, Mrs. John M. Oglesby of Con-
cord, Mrs. Norman C. Cooper of
Carter Hudgins of the
home, and D. E. Hudgins of Green's
boro.
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Marion Lutherans
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Shaw.
The following were visibors: Mr.:
and Mrs. Poly Fox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fess Hensley, V. T. Eckerd, Mrs.
Norman Steppe, Mrs. A. A. Finley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hail.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Shufford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Bell.
Camp Linn Haven is located
within hiking distance of the Blue
Ridge Parkway, and within sight of
Grandfather Mountain.
The past two weeks were planned
for children of the pre-conf1rmation
age level, approximately 10-14
years. During the second week there
were as many children at the camp
as it could serve. The trustees are
now considering extending this camp
into three or even four weeks.
Though the camp is owned and op-
Grated by the Lutheran Laymen's
League of the Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod, children of all
churches are most cordially well
come. During August Linn Haven
will feature a week as a pastors re-
treat, and three weeks for the Wal
ther League, children over IA years
of age.
Marion progress., 1949-07-28

and were never headed from that
point on out. Marion's big inning
was the third when the Marauders
stacked up six runs off four hits
two walks and three Skylark er-
rOrS.
For Hendersonville Reynolds led
the hitters with two safeties out of
four trips.
The line score:
Hndrs'vi 10 900 Oil 9 6
Marion - O36 12O OOx-12 IA 1
Batteries: For Hendersonville-
Melville and Borneman (3) to
Hunt; for. Marion-Reddick to Ber-
ry. Double: Cumby, Campbell, Red
dick and Berry. Triples: Hatfield,
Moore and Berry. Hore runs: Billie.
Marion progress., 1949-07-28
Smith Funeral
Held Sunday

Earl J. Smith, 38, resident of the
Curtis Creek section died in Ma
rion hospital Saturday morning af-
ter brief illness. ~
Funeral services were held in Old
Fort Baptist church Sunday.
The Rev. John H. Hicks officiat-
ed and burial was in Salenn church
cemetery.
He is survived by the wife, Mrs.
Blanch Robinson Smith; three sons
and four daughters, Frances, Man
ey, Margaret, Mary Jean, Earl Jr.,
Thomas Rodney and George David
Smith, all of the home; the father,
George Smith Of Marion, RID l.;
two brothers, and one sister, Carl c..
Smith of Old Fort, Leonard Smith
of Kanosha, Wis, and Mrs. Elmer
Robinson of Marion, RID 4.
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Federation Picnic

.tertainment was SSmilin' Red Rs
per-" well-known ballad singer of
Western North Carolina. Alex
Houston, ventriloquist, Of Hender-
sonville, gave short program.
Miss Patsy Messer, Of Canton, gave
an acrobatic dance.
The Farmers Federation string
band, led by Johnny Rhymer, furn-
ished music. Members of the, band
are Gather Robinson, Hazel Rhy-
mer, and James Waddell.
Ray Smith played the accordian
and sang and Dewey Worley and
Effie Price played and sang several
numbers as did many other singers
and performers of Mcdowell and
surrounding counties.
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o. G. Lonon, Jr.
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in Oak Grove cemetery.
He is survived by his wife Mrs.
Erma Johnson Lonon, and two chill
dren Bobbie and Julia. He is also
survived by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. Graden Lonon, Sr., of North
Cove and one brother Jack Lonon
also Of North Cove.
He was veteran of World War
II, having served in the U. S. Navy
for six years, in both the Atlantic
and Pacific and was discharged
with the rank of Ensign.
Military rites will be conducted
at the grave by Mcdowell Post
American Legion and Veterans of
Foreign Wars.
Pallbearers are Carson Pyatt,
James Gragg, Troy Bristol, Leon
ard Swafford, Robert Lonon, Ma
rion Good, Hendley Avery and
Leonard Good.