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The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26
Claims Finding Remains Of Saint Peter

SOUTHAMPTON, England, (P) The Roman Catholic archbishop of New Orleans said today the re- mains of St. Peter have definite ly" been found in a tomb in St. Peters basilica in Rome.
 The Most Rev. Joseph F. Rum mell spoke to reporters just before he boarded the Queen Mary for New York after a pilgrimage to the Vatican.
 Pope Plus has long entertained the theory that St. Peters remains were buried in a crypt in St. Pe- ter'S church.
 In preparation for Holy Year, 1850, he is reported to have or .dered an effort to prove the the Sry.
 There are very significant cir cumstances about the crypt in St. Peters church." Archbishop Rum mell said.
 Tt is a fact that the entire crypt is undergoing a series of studies in the course of which there has been definitely authenticated the presence there of the remains of St. Peter, the chief apostle"
 There is an old CathOlic-Protes- tant controversy over the place of St. Peters death.
 Late in August the Vatican radio told Catholics to await a great revelation" by the Holy See con- corning the tomb of Peter, but it gave no hint of the nature of such revelation, which presumably would be made during the Holy Year.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26
Captain Hitchhikes Anchorage To Oktoks, Canada

CHICAGO, (P) - When Capt. Robert J. Wiese received word of his transfer from Anchorage, Alas ka, to Tampa, Fla, he decided to see the country in between.
 So the captain, a 27-year-old paratrooper- doctor, started walk ing down the Alcan Highway with his Chesapeake retriever, Brown ie.
 Wiese, son of MT. and Mrs. Ray mond Wiese of suburban Kenil- worth, left Anchorage Aug. 6. He carried 6O-pound food pack, and loaded a 20-pound pack with his shaving kit, fish hooks, cartridges and dog biscuits on Brownie.
 Some TO free rides and 2 days later, the hitchhiker arrived in Okotoks, Alberta - 2,400 miles along their way. They took a train to Great Falls, Mont, then hitched rides to Minneapolis.
 The captain bought canoe there and padded down the Mis- sissippi to Davenport, Ia., taking r days to make the 400-mile voy- age. From Davenport he and Brownie took another train to Chicago.
 Now the travel-Weary pair are resting at the Wiese home before proceeding to Tampa. They'll leave Oct. 2, but their hitchhiking days are over. Wiese will drive an automobile loaned him by friend.
 The captain expects to join his new outfit, the Fifth Air Rescue squadron, in T mpa Oct. 6. Brownie will join it too.
 Field, returned yesterday to teach in the Nome SchoOn instead as she was unable to get housing in Fair banks.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26

VANCOUVER, B. C., LP)-An- gelo Bussanich, 71-year- fish buyer, isn't going to flip coins with strangers anymore.
 BuSsanich, en route to his Long Beach, Calf, home from Alaska. told police he met two men Satur- day night. A "coin-matching" game was suggested and Bussan- ich was asked to show his money.
 The Californian handed one of the men his money. They walked off saying:
 You lost"
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26

OLYMPIA, Wash. tP)-A sur plus army trainer crashed in flames on a highway l2 miles west of here yesterday shortly after circling over the home of the pi- lots parents. Both the pilot and his fiancee died in the fiery Wreckage.
 The pilot was Fred Japhet, B, of Summit Lake. With his fiancee, Dolores Gault, g, of Olympia, he had circled low over the home to wave a greeting. The parents were watching from their yard when the plane developed engine trou- ble.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26

READING, Pa. P)-A 27-year- old Reading mothers claim to a new worlds altitude record for light planes today awaited official confirmation of the National Aero nauticS Association.
 Mrs. Mildred Zimmerman land ed her PA-ll at municipal airport before a crowd of more than 10000 persons after she said she had climbed to 26,2O0 feet.
 The old record of 1900 feet was set at Miami, Fla, last June by Betty Skelton, of Tampa.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26
SEATTLE, LP)-Starting yester-

SEATTLE, (P)-Starting yester- day, three western Washington cities are probably the nations lone daylight saving time hold outs. They are Seattle, Bremerton and Port Angeles. They are sched- uled to continue daylight saving until the end of the month.
 But time ran backward after after midnight Saturday for the sections of the east and other Pa cific Northwest cities that con- tinued on the DIST. basis.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26

ing to friends on the ground.
 The victim was Marion Gamer on, of Bonners Ferry. The pilot, Loyal Graham, received a frac- tured skull.
 Sheriff Roy Boehm said the caromed off the telephone pole into the house of Glenn Hatfield.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26

BONNERS FERRY, Idaho, lP) A 21-year-Old girl was killed and the pilot injured yesterday when their plane struck a telephone pole while flying low to wave 9 greet
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26
NEWS IN BRIEF

Continued from Page One) nesday beneath a toppled tug tractor was identified Friday as Sgt. Bert s. Lemon, l9, of Brig ham, Utah.
 He enlisted in September, l947, and came here last July.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26

KETCHIKAN, (P) - Doing all their scoring in the first half, the Oak Bay, B. C., Goblins from near Victoria defeated the Ketchikan high school football team Satur- day, 24-6.
 The veteran Ken Huggs scored two of the Oak Bay touchdowns.
 Kayhi flies to Victoria for a re- turn till Oct. 15.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26

NEW YORK, lP) - Margaret Truman has been booked as guest soloist on an American Broadcast ing Company program, Carnegie Hall, on Dec. 20-her first New York professional singing appear ance.
 The announcement of the broad cast, made yesterday, said it will be Miss Truman's only radio ap- pearance in l949. She is starting on a concert tour of 27 cities next month.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26

Cyclones rise in the doldrums of the ocean near the euatOr, and gradually become vast doughnuts of whirling air with holes of com parative calm at the centers.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26

Ann Walsh. who departed sev- eral weeks ago for Fairbanks where she had been engaged as a teacher for the new school at Ladd
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-26

Field, returned yesterday to teach in the Nome schOOn instead as she was unable to get housing in Fair banks.
Evening star., 1949-10-03
Salvation Army Leader
Plans Visit 10 WASHINGTON

Commissioner John J. Allen Of
London, chief of staff Of the SAL
vation Army will visit Washington
October 10 and II to confer with
Salvation Army leaders and Gov
ernment officials.
He will be honored at a dinner
at pm, October IL. given by the
advisory board of the National
Capital Salvation Army organiza-
ton in the main ballroom OF the
Mayflower Hotel. Eugene Meyer
will preside and Gen. Bradley.
chairman of the Joint Chiefs OF
staff, will speak.
Commissioner Allen is the only
American Salvation Army onicer
to be appointed to international
leadership since founding Of the
organization more than IS years
ago. He also holds the rank OF
colonel in the United States
Army and served in both World
Wars. He is a charter member Of
the American Legion.
He was placed on detached serv-
ice by President Roosevelt shortly
after Pearl Harbor when Saliva
ton Army officials informed the
late President of their desire to
make wider use Of his services.
Evening star., 1949-10-03
MEN WANTED

21 70 SO years OF age; good. psrns.
nent Jobs, With steady, year-arsqna
..y. r.. With nsid ns :r
car or bus: We viii teach you ana
pay you while learning.
APPLY NOW
Monday througa FRIDAY. $50 an.
CAPITAL TRANSIT co.
once. 1892 NJ St. NV.
N'9sss sG hhs'fa:f asAis e s:sa
ears direct to door.) -e
YOUNG MAN, 81 to 80. to train a.
driver for laundry and dry-clsaning
ss.sa ssSts; aUSs I5fIsnistd ExSsp pia1sd r.:s:
ern ave. at 37th st.. Nj. Rainier.
YOUNG MAN, or boy: clerk In mems
haberdashery: white or celorsd; ref
ereness. Write Box hob. star.
YOUNG MAN for permanent position
In NE insurance CO.; accuracy with
asr;; sss sspna ans.iass s.ss. Of Ans1 s
sen, Rm. roo. Between 3 and II
am, s16 14th st. NV. Do not
YOUNG NAN. white, capable Of heavy
s1lftins for Frigidaire and Sas range
delivery and installation. Apply In
person after 1890 an. BRAY y
sCARFF SALES, INC, 1913 18th
st. NV. -4
WHOLESALE AUroMoTIvE PARTS
needs young man to leaSn business:
excel. future; 5-day wk. Boz 233-n
aaEsttPfiER-coMpAN1oN, for eldsri,
partly paralyzed gentleman. Nursine
exper. essential. Must be sirens,
able 70 lift. considsrats; $50
WANTED - ExpeTiencsd upholsterse
and furniture rsJlnishsr; also q
drapery and slip.cover cutter en9
operator. HOTEL JFFEsSONs
Richmond. Va.
(Conttnued "a Next Page.)
Evening star., 1949-10-03
Danish Gym Team 10 Give
Exhibition Here Wednesday

Thirty young men and women.
members of the national Danish
Gym Team, will display the latest
skills Of European gymnasts at the
Central YMCA gymnasium at 3
IN. Wednesday.
Directed by Erik F. Jensen, the
danish team, which visited WASH
ington two years ago, is starting .
new tour of the United States,
sponsored by the Danish govern.
ment.
The team will stage a two-hour
program here which will include
balance beam work, folk dances,
advanced gym exhibits, rhyth-
mical gymnastics, apparatus work
and tumbling.
Physical director Marinus Dc
Cast, Of the Central YMCA. said
only 500 reserved seats will be
available. He urged reservations
be made early.
Evening star., 1949-10-03
HELP MEN

H1Ua. 1ouse. Phsh 1nael 81. 5o' White. Rsn % ReSss
Kfef sHKRfse5f1fa5f:1 f1sEs Rasf'saisssv sisv1cz H''So so
ROUTE MAN for established laundry
5 pm. YALE LAUNDRY. 1877 n. =.
ave. NV 30
ROUTE Observation-Disclosures &C
cepted for dairy route work; age, "a
IS: steady work history. meeting
public; high school education, LOCAL
refs. desirable. Call Mon, DE- 1401.
ins ana siding Company. AT. $3.50.
SALESMAN, s5-35, for highly disni-
fed position requiring car and eve.
aaf aus.s ssFk WITH Ga ausansa saassSn. sa' ssef se
mum of SiOO wkly. Write. giving
age and phone number. Apply man
aser. els Warner Bldg. between 10
and 1:46.
SALESMAN to operate sstsblishsda
rYrr eess rosts @o 1S HHply yxt, srASRAEp oiSst "a
SALESMAN and ONCE worker to sell
furniture and assist in long distance
pref retired seryicennsn: hours, l
Pm: to 2 Pm. 6.day % Mssk Apply
Il Aas s ro to ,aIa II '9; You sMlnHs y! nT s9s
SALES MANAGER, for aggressive real
estate ONCE; listing and prospects
t.rai:hsd a.nsi: 30. R.Hf, 4sD :t.1 ss:ass'' eosn
Statesmen. experienced in mems
eessEssP'rz eoEsa zH.szsbSsREas :a s1StatRs ns9 s5
11th st. NV. 4
SALESMEN-A large corporation has
several immediate openings for en-
ergetic outside representatives pref
erably with car: eur work. in the
construction aeld. offers . briGht
future to .meiti9vs .v. men; We ..E,1 Til
drawing account. For Interview
come to Room 2i4. 1929 Vermont
ave. NV, Tuesday and Wednesday,
SALESMAN: COLLECTOR for indus
trial health and accident and in
dustrisl sd life insurance DEBIT DEBIT; We We
and 20 time on life increase: 81
successful agent can make over S100
per wk. on any one OF our debts;
auto NECESSARY. Apply bo3 victor
BLDG. 724 9th st. NV. IS
SALEHMEN, young, Win car peIm1-
nent position, good opportunity,
salary, commission and expenses.
Apply CANADA DRY GINGER ALE,
1901 East West hgwy.. Silver Spring,
Monday. 8 am. to Pm. -3
statesmen for fast-grewing project;
salary and commission; averAge
earnings about 500; car necessary;
plenty Of prospects,; thorough train
ing. Call OV. 0543 for appointment
Il
SALEsMEN-For Saturday work in
Falls Church store. Experience In
building materials and hardware re-
tail selling desired: excellent arith-
metic ability required. Write reply
to Box SGD. Star. State telephone
SALESMEN-We have openings for
five (5) part or full time men in
terested In supplsmenting their pres
ent income from $50 to SIS wkly.
by working q few hours ca. eye.
Kitchen Craft wateriess aluminium
cookware direct to consumers. Those
selected will be given personal neld
training on arn-while-you-learn
plan; must have car; exper. helpful
slt net s,senttinslI,. tnl. See sosy WESLEY IN J, I.
sALEsMEN-Furniture. Exper. run
time or part time. Apply MI.
Austin, HOFFMAN UPHoLSTE r.
ERe. 2<30 18th st. NV. B
Evening star., 1949-10-03
MECHANICAL
SUPERINTENDENT

Reliable man to take p..sss.,a, shsIss. Of shop; 2;
metal storm windows and doors,
checking installation Of same, plus
metal awnings in the deld.
We want q man capable Of eh1cient-
IL handling IA men and their WORK,
able to organize their e6orts and
to keep shop eficient.
Yearly salary; car needed; references
IS1MSSS; IAS1MSCO PRODUCTS co.
1872 NJ st. NV. MA. 4161: 4
Mems Furnishings Salesman
Immediate. permanent position In flne
mems wear store; applicant should
have thorough experience selling
quality merchandise to high-grade
clientele; excellent guaranteed sal.
ary against commission; splendid
opportunity for advancement. LEWIS
Il THos. SALT, 14O9 g st. NV
MESSENGER In efice Duplicating
shop. must be. over ~ and under -,
have high school education and be
mechanically inclined. Advance
ment. In reply mention height:
Veixht, date Of birth, schooling and
telephone number. p. o. Box 3o46,
OIL BURNER SERVICE NAN. year-
round position. Apply 7020 WIS.
ave. or phone OIL. 100. -
Evening star., 1949-10-03
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Guide
By Maj. Thomas N. Mol.

Front-page stories in newspapers
coast-to-coast have told OF the
formula being used by the VA to
determine the number of dollars
each World War II ex- -servicer will
get as share of the $4,000, ,000. 900
NSLI insurance dividend.
But some obscure points have
been left unexplained. Here they
are. Probably more will pop up
as time passes.
The formula can be used by al
most every veteran. whether his
insurance has lapsed and been re-
instated or has been converted to
one of the six permanent forms,
providing it was in force for at
least three months. That formula
is multiplication Of three factors
amount Of insurance Gin thou
sands Of dollars) times number OF
months the insurance has been in
good standing between date it was
taken out and the anniversary
date in 1948, times the dividend
rate,
The dividend rate is IS cents up
to age 40 Cat the time the insur-
ance was taken out). From Il up
to IS it scales down to 20 cents.
where it stays.
About 900 veterans have cashed
in their converted policies for re-
duced amounts Of paidup insur-
ance. They cannot use the for
mula. The VA will handle their
dividends separately. Every other
veteran uses the formula-if he
had his insurance in force for at
least three months. If he didn't,
Of course. he gets no dividend
at all.
Another point-this is the first
special dividend" (and first divi-
dend, for that matter) ever to be
paid on NSL1. But there will be
a second special dividend. It will
be paid probably some time in 1851
and VA statisticians will start
work on it as soon as this one is
finished.
It will pay dividends (not nec-
essarily computed by the same
formula as this first one) on poll
cies which veterans have kept in
force beyond the 1948 anniversary
date. Any one who took out new
insurance in or after l948 will
get 1t.
That second special dividend
should bring dividend payments
completely up to date (the date
being sometime in 1851, probably. j..
From then on, NSLI policies will
draw regular annual dividends.
Regular dividends cover just one
year. and that year is a policy
year."
Example: Suppose the anniver-
sary date Of your policy is July 20.
Presumably the second special div
idend will cover the period be-
tween July 20, 1948, and July 20,
Evening star., 1949-10-03
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
170s G ST. NV.
MEN

Accounting clerk, must type. billing,
post records, salesman type, Silver
Spring; start, $50.
sgssrysas5 tslessi0s saesr s1o oepa %s
Auto shop foremsn-general mgr,
thoroughly. exper.; S1o0;
Foreman. furniture finishing dept;
ser, s.rxtes sst Station msrs., exper.. local;
Ress,:ss5yiss RsessSst::ss50yiss man exDer.. local;
Auto. service salesmen, knowledge
mech; S60-$70 plus commission.
Young men for market survey, per-
Cabinet maker, restaurant fixture
exper. men; start. S60-$70.
CLERK .typist, 2 to $3.50 pm. 5 days;
Drivers. lisht truck. weekday of; $40.
rug binding. to $35. -
etock clerks. hss:, young: start, $3b.
WOMEN
ssere.sriss-stsnos t. ss1,na 2o to 80 yrs. SO
days;. sa'4o6-2,soo. Also several
sIso sfIssrs.s; :.s;rsi hsE 11r days; s1eo-ssoo.
Rate clerks, coed at figures, handle
900.
PIX typists, Chevy Chase, 3 to II
Pm, weekdays of: start, $40. "a
Mutual, ITO G, MA. O654
MEN-civil enEr.. hiway design. 1895;
eppl. ensr., air-cond., refgr.. 1925;
investigator. loans. GI. $3.50; sales
mgr, adv. novelties. $500; sales rep.
hdwe. exp. S45 and ~ com.
mech. helper. s2az; sec'y.. Sales co. CO..
$50.
WoMEN--sales ofc. asst. know. en-
1rev.-printing. S55; medical tech.
$50 up: sec'y, lge. CORP, $22b; sec'y.
$3.50 up; sec'y.-PBx. law. $50;
travel clk.-typist. S175; hostess, 81
Pm, NILS. and $40; bkpr., $50;
order elk. photo co.. S175. 3
Evening star., 1949-10-03
!TELEVISION
SERVICEMEN
AND
INSTALLATION MEN

With. and without cars: excellent
hes1italiIs ton ana other adyan:
tages:. only exDsriencsd. men need
ss4n saa', pHff1fss Il. Rasnf sa s.' ao,s 81 shsn
non pl. s:e.
TILE SETTER wanted and / ter
razse man; SOBER and reliable. TEL
IRE fsaens sESHoovts, "a; statk ,n,i.. WORK.
rsis rsIfna rs s:nS.i;ns SGi srqst sEA iii HrpSH asi
1keE III d1ttsatioNs 1tts L; ~ WANTED, expert.
enced. Phene DE. 1471, ewes. and
rEUcK sancs'' DRIVER wanted; dry cl.sn-
Ing route, established; must be sober;
reIisble and . smart talkef; per
sssy sss cong srYE " t. esfds saiiss s5
Nichols ave. sc. Nc phone informs
v;Ss::::ss;3 $5 =: ;}::s; H. =. | s4 g
Ms ~ :sns. aSsss; q W:.ss..os to
si's:: ss assn; S.t Il :iie 81
nr7 10th st. NV. -6
NAN, young. to service coin ma:
hn. snd not h arad os ssrs WsrF pnee
will train you. Salary and commis-
HAeH1NH CORR, 1908 New jersey Jersey
ave. NV. Do not apply Monday.
1s andsrvsas staa' .xssl ae
lent Opportunity ID established
sssien snd salary expected. sox
MxH AZ. wzs!rp ~ 70. s.l:y.,:,!sn in,t.,: f.
radie spd appliance store: must b
Isetsrencss; perm: pssitisn. Apply
MEN 90, capable Of earning $1,000
Xssa.rly o. = more. Gel. 0smnis;Aasn As .nd
Men hired win Be thorcushiy tTsiped.
MT4A1eSxr Ma5: esyt 'eS 'ecSonrARII1iyI .l.s.snsE klssT
burg I'd. ne. 10 am. to 2 pm. -
MEN. with cars. to train LEGALLY for
pss@ansns pss,s,sn wisa frs: man;
inexperienced man who is wiling
worker; not canvassinE; esrnings
while training around $l00 weekly.
money in spare time seiling nation
ally known line Of mems habeI-l
dashery and ladies' Wearing apparel;
Phone Ma. 1855, 10 am. 70 3 .. m.
MEN, solored: TRUCK drivers, with
door okdoor ds3iFery sxptrisnce:
complete knowledge Of CITY and
HseHIsdss idSSz1i ass:'es5 co. ISIS .ns "a Il % .ts:
MEN-start on . or 2 day TRIAL
basis II you wish. The Fuller. Brush
CO. has 4 few excellent openings In
established. tsrritories; no sxper.
men; excel. earnings. With chance
for advancement. Apply 979 Ma
tionsl Press Bldg., 18th and 7 sts.
nv. or ssil 81. l477 Or 81. s4ss.
Evening star., 1949-10-03
HELP MEN lcanf. ]

CARPENTERs-Floor layers to Icy
strip flooring on II houses by con-
tract. Job at 12e Mississippi ave.
Sc. or call JACK, 10. 3-9770.,
preferred. Can after 8 pm. W1LLER
DRUGS. 1853 goth st. NV. IS
CHIEF CLERK, telephone exper.: must
school desirable: responsible posi-
GsIl e!sn' tx zee; 57ss future; start $500 % no.
CLERK. N recent hish school sr.duate.
interested in learning life insurance
business from home ONCE standpoint;
ability to type necessary; chance for
sm sm SP'Hl sls SttEisn i4ss St. s1c
CIERK-TYPIsT. young man to op-
department; fast. accurate. and
9oHk 9sai RcKz1saEK Aeez e SF'fiea l5sh ts and MI
sts., ne: State your phone number
CLERK-TYPIsT. 1928. for position
in local branch. ONCE OF large nre
a nssr.sns stsnats work ana sood
ply Is .Seas:ffvsiss; aokTHWEsTgRa sS' NxT1oNAf.
S12 woodward Bldg. -
CLERK-TYPIST, not over 35; must
DC competent' Sopei man, eteAuS
gHRsrs6T GiRs 1A1 lAKMs Sz pARRrs pARRfr :'5ssi sssi
coIlRcT1oS oT1sResE 81 MANAGER to h.ndl.
credit clothing accounts; ysry good
Experience; permsnent p posi % %ition; good
a4 sh.fs: R.y. ioE teysResasas assiorARsds
CO, 703, 7th st. NV. -
hospital dement's. Apply Tussdsy
TORS HOSPITAL. 1915 Eye st. NV.
COUNTER AND GRILL MAN. exper::
cEE Gee DINER. Il Err 100 TOO Vermont % I've. NV.
Dasn~naei VIZ, WITH oppor.. to % learn bafinis and
CAFETERIA, Mr.. ra,far. 1852 Conn:
pEGd asfi ri CLERK, / to 10 pm. oa on
retired saS Gssk stasi
DRUG CLERKS, full or part time,
exper. Excel. startins. salary with
sesulSWE SWEHRnXyS Rsy 1sEfsksAsa PkAaAAPIa AAPe N 1la5i 2s5
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
ELRCTRIcAL WHoLEsALER needs =
stock man, must be experienced;
$50 wk. Phone JU. $4,000 Tor appt.
ELECTRICIAN-Expert on oil burner
and control wiring. experienced in
thinwall tubing, sober. steady EN-
ployment; S1.75 per hour; must
have D. G. oil burner journeyman,s
card and D. e: drivers permit trufk
BURNER SERVICE CO.. 1920 M st.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored man,
neat, reliable and sober; ,p. permsnsnt a'srss t
week. Apply Bell Capt. COSMOS
CLUB, 1920 H st. NV. before pm.
ESTIMATOR, plumbing and heating.
Washington, D. c. Arm. State age,
professional BACKGROUND. education
and salary expected. Reply in own
handwriting. All replies confidential.
FfsEM2N. fsF IN ssth;cl.ss l,eenss; hssel M
exper essential. Apply Box 126-
Gas q, ssaEAi STATION ATTENDANT, ezD.-
rienced: full time. apply in Der.
Son; Sseo t,yIpi:ton ID; se. r,oos ms
SH. 1855. After z pm, ia. OS47.
HALLMAN, colored. Apply Engineer,
800 Connecticut ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-03
Dr.. Royford Logon to Talk

Or. Rayford Logan, professor Of
history at Howard University and
national research director Of the
National Association for the ADJ
vancement Of Colored People. will
discuss world politics at 1880 p. m.
tomorrow at an inter-racial din
ner sponsored by the Interchurch
Fellowship of Washington at Met
repolitan Methodist Church, 1918
N Sfraaf NJ W
Evening star., 1949-10-03
MEN, READ CAREFULLY

morning at 8 an. sharp.
I want to talk with 90 men whe are
really ambitious in securing . pesi-
tion that will give them steady en-
ployment the year around. In other
words. there are no laying-on Pc
RODS and consistent income is the
income that really counts. 1t doesn't
matter what your past employment
has been: all We ask is that you bs
willing to study and learn as We
teach you our work. It will also b
ascessary that yeu be willing to get
along on $75 to S65 per week Ter
the first As weeks while learning
eur work. A car Is essential. You
Of three people whe viii vouch for
yeur honesty. and integrity. We
prefer men who are married or men
who have some sort Of responsibility.
I would alse like to tAlk to : few
men who are mechanically inclined
and who know . good thing when
they see 1t. Therefore, II yeu are
honest and Of good character and
willing worker and neat In appear.
lppiy at ssos Wisconsin ave ave. Nv: ~.
No phone calls.
Evening star., 1949-10-03
Mr.. Fallwell, ME. $500
TELEVISION
SERVICEMEN

WANTED AL ONCE.
EXPER. TV MEN WHO
DESIRE EARNINGS
UP TO $100 PER WK.
AND A VERY Salts
FACTORY CAR ALLOW
ANCE. DUE TO THE
EXPANSION OF OUR
BUSINESS, WE OFFER
YOU A PERMANENT
POSITION. (NOTE:
THIS IS NOT JUST A
SEASONAL SPURT.)
WRITE AT ONCE, STAT
ING YOUR AGE AND
EXPER. BOX 110-D,
STAR.
Evening star., 1949-10-03
HELP MEN

GROCERY CLERKS, fully experienced
only, for super market. Apply in
person, 4506 Lee hwy.
IAs on sday W. s4o vt LIfr6S HfnssSi
PARK sERv., eH. 1856. IS
MEN for oil burners
and tanks. Experienced only. Apply
in person. 500 Bradley blvd. Chevy
Chase, Md. See MR.. BARTELMES.
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JANITOR. with 5th class engineers s
license for 92-unit apt. bldg., NV;
and Quarters: no children; resident
manager. 3051 Idaho ave. n.w.-
JANITOR for apt. bldg. Of 81 units:
colered; no children: must be sober
and reliable; 9Th class engineer IL
cense necessary: salary and quarters.