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an even layer against bottom and sides of each pan. Chill in refrig- orator before filling.
 Pumpkin Chiffon Tart Filling Ingredients cup canned pump kin, 3 eggs Separated, 1 cup milk, l cup sugar, 12 teaspoon salt, l teaspoon cinnamoin, 12 teaspoon ginger, 4 teaspoon nutmeg, 2 tab lespoons melted butter or mar: garine l envelope unflavored gel atin, n cup cold water.
 Method: Cook pumpkin in top of double boiler over boiling water for 10 minutes, stirring occasion ally. Beat the egg yolks, milk, and 12 cup of the sugar together, add to pumpkin with salt, cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, and melted butter or margarine. Cook, stirring con- stantly, until of custard consist ency, about 15 minutes. Remove from heat. Soften gelatin in cold water and add to hot mixture, stir ring until dissolved. Chill until mixture begins to stiffen. Beat egg whites stiff, gradually beating in remaining 12 cup of sugar; fold into pumpkin mixture. Pour into ginger snap crumb crust. Garnish with sWeetened whipped cream. Chill until firm.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-21
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE

A union Thanksgiving service of the Nazarene Church, Lavinia Wallace Young Mission and the Methodist Church, will be held at the Methodist Federated church Thursday morning, Nov. 24, at 10:30 am. All are invited to att tend. This service is sponsored by the Methodist Federated church will be broadcast over radio sta tion WXLN.
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sugar. .-----
 Method: Roll ginger snaps into fine crumbs and put into a bowl; add the butter or margarine and the sugar. Mix well. Divide mix ture evenly into 8 individual metal or cardboard tart shell pans. Using the same size pan or back of spoons, press mixture firmly into
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-21
By CecilY BroWnstone)

Associated Press Food Editor)
 Your Thanksgiving turkey will taste even better than usual if you serve 1t with a festive fruit plat ter. To make this sweet accom- paniment drain canned cling peach halves from their syrup and fill with the following:
 Spicy Whole Cranberry Sauce
 Ingredients: cups water, l one inch stick cinnamon, 12 teaspoon whole cloves. juice of 12 lemon, 4 cups fresh cranberries, cups sugar.
 Method: Put the water, cinna- mon, cloves, and lemon juice in a large saucepan and bring to boil. Add the cranberries and cook un- til all the skins pop open. Add the sugar and stir until dissolved; cook rapidly for 2 or minutes. Cool before serving. Makes 1 quart.
 If young people are going to drop in for Thanksgiving snack, you might set up card tabels with individual Pumpkin Chiffon Tarts. and marshmallow-topped cocoa. You can use inexpensive and con- Venient orange and green paper place mats and favors.
 Pumpkin Chiffon Tarts
 Ginger Snap Tart Crust-Ingre- dients B large old-fashioned gin ger snaps, tablespoons softened butter or margarine, 6 tablespoons
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MT. and Mrs. David Mercer are

scheduled to leave today for Hin chenbrook Island near Cordova, where they have been transferred by the GAIA. by whom they are employed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-17
Gen. Smiths Attack
On Him Incredible
Macarthur Says
BY the Associated Press

TOKYO, Jan. .17.-"Incredible"-
that's what Gen. Macarthur says
about the assertion by Gen. Holland
M. (Howlin' Mad Smith that Gen.
Macarthur failed to publicize the
Marines contribution to the Pacific
campaign.
Gen. Smiths war memoirs, COM
ing out today in book, Coral and
Brass" have appeared partially be-
fore in magazine form. However, in
the full text the Leatherneck gen.
eral-now retired-raises new issues.
Gen. Smith wrote that James
Roosevelt, son of the President, was
decorated for his part in the opera
tons at Maxim Island without any
reference to me-" Gen. Smith led
the landing forces in the invasions
of Tarawa, Maxim, Saipan and Two
Jima.
Gen. Smith said Mr.. Roosevelt's
part at Maxim consisted Of being
present. In Los Angeles Mr..
Roosevelt was not available last
llISlit Ava SOiAAACAles
No Ground Units Engaged.
However, Gen. Macarthur had
quite a bit to say at his Allied head
quarters office in Tokyo,
Gen. Smiths statements that
Marines were active in the recap
ture of the Philippines and that I
neglected to mention them in my
communicates seem incredible" said
Gen Macarthur in statement to
to Associated Press.
'There were no Marine ground
units whatsoever engaged in the re-
capture of the Philippines. The
only ground forces involved were
the 9Th and 9Th Armies, neither
of which possessed Marine units"
Gen. Macarthur went on to say
that the only Marine ground unit
under his command was the LIST
Marine Division, temporarily as
signed to him in Australia after the
Guadacanal campaign and which he
used in the New Britain operation.
cit was shortly thereafter relieved
from my command over my protest"
said Gen. Macarthur. 1T was a
magnificent unit as, indeed, were all
other Marine units with which I
have had any professional contract.
and my reports as to its conduct
during its service under me were
completely laudatory and fully pub
licized."
Badly Misinformed."
He added that Gen. Smith has
been badly misinformed, to say the
least"
Gen. Smith wrote that although
the Marines were active in the re-
capture Of the Philippines you can
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search MacArthur's communicates
describing the Philippines fighting
and you will be unable to find q
single reference to the Marines"
He said also that in 194l and
1942 Gen. MacArthur's commune
ques failed to mention the Marines
part in the defense of Bataan and
Corregidor.
Gen. Macarthur described this as
equally unrealistic:" He said the
Marine regiment in the Philippines
was not engaged in the Bataan
fighting, having been stationed by
me in reserve on Corregidor and
having no opportunity therefore to
demonstrate its efficiency in close
combat"
Roosevelt Called Courageous.
Gen. Smith asserted the Marines
on Bataan got the Macarthur ST.
lent treatment" He went on:
Finally, after tactful representa-
tons had fallen on deaf ears, the
Navy in Washington began issuing
Its own communicates in simple JUS
tice to the Marines who were silent
lg sharing the perils and privations
of Bataan and Corregidor beside
much-publicized Army comrades"
Regarding Mr.. Roosevelt. Gen.
Smith said he would have strongly
disapproved the recommendation
for the Silver Star in connection
with the Maxim operation. But Gen.
Smith didn't cast any reflection
upon Mr.. Roosevelt, adding:
Jimmy Roosevelt proved himself
a competent and courageous Marine
on many occasions, but I have al
ways wondered how he felt about
that decoration"
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statesmen, inside. outside. to assist
manager: excellent earnings through
straight salary and commission: large
national chain offers opportunity
for advancement; vacation with pay,
free insurance: no canyassing; auto
See Mr.. N. 6, DeMERs, e04 9th
HIGH CALDER MAN with car who
requires at least 500 wk. to live.
Right man subject TO rapid pro-
motion due to company expansion
6so con uhs j no LAWN isnyaSs' ns
Dupont Circle Bldg, l346 Conn,
s ays Nv WINDOW MEN. We have
the lowest priced triple. track self
storing aluminium window on the
market: fast delivery; highest CON-
mission In town; come n an and /, ia1s
CO, 9O4 H st. ne.
SALESMAN Top-notch specially
salesman with car can easily aver
age better than Sl25 weekly on
app't. sales onI.. Phone MR.. PERk-
IN ms II 53ia ,n for nppi in once
equipment field, must be bet 3o-32,
energetic and hard worker. no loaf
ers. sales record must be above ar-
erage. Future for right man with
supervisory ability leading to pos
sible managership. State age. ex-
In fact, full particulars: Replies
ployes know OF this advertisement
REAL pIN l estate statesmen @1, ex-
per. not necessary. Excel. opportu-
nifty with small orsanlzatlon GAY j
INVEST & ms 20 is
AuTo SALESMAN, for new cars for
one of Bethesda's Oldest dealers:
only exper., aggressive need apply;
new showroom and shop giving over
900 SO. #. floor space will be
completed this month. Full particu-
R s5s snen c G iRs Of covsoToN
MOTOR CO., Packard Dealer, ,.3ol
Wise ave. Bethesda. WI 44oo'
VETERAN learn real estate. We
have openings for veterans on-the-
a car, be Of good character sisa "a an &c
one experienced salesman. PhonS
GABLES CO. o.423 MINI. Sc lis
SALESMAN. eXper. not necessary, 10
represent the Metropolitan Casualty
Insurance Co; Of New YORK. A Al
any time bet. g am. and 3 pm.
sAIEsMES-Last week Is of our
junior statesmen earned in excess OF
S135 selling our educational speci-
atty to the home. II you are oyer
BAYS snq big are diV sgso after SeS short hort
training period Apply. MI. MUIR.
RAY, RIM. 80 Ring Bldg. 18th, and
M SITS. NV. 10
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HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN with car interested
n learning auto business IN, THOMAS INA
sfyfS sD CO., 1i 81 E Fest hs'
WANTED, l car washer and po:isher;
good salary. Apply in person to MR.
MURPHY. 2l5 Pa. ave. s.e.' Wash
A LARGE life insurance company has
unusual opportunity for q young
or business administration; starting
salary. S:25 monthly. with oppoI-
tunity for advancement. Write j. F.
NORRIS. 421-432 Southern Bids.
Warrington B.. D C.. Swing occu..
PfRolpERTY MANHGEMEST-openinr
ment Of Old established real estate
firm for white man as inspector
PeT man position ., ststs asf
replies confidential. Box 63-R. Star.
SAT. WORK ONLY. Inside sales
wo.k, complete KNOWLEDGE OF build
ina materials NECESSARY. State exp.
IB.M' CLERK-TYPisT - Excellent
opportunity for alert young man
2l-25. with good educational back
ground. Call MRS NICHOLS, RE
THE RIGHT POSITION for the right
man We are seeking the services
of a few hish-grade men over 25 yrs.
of age. who possess neat appearance
and good character, who have am
bition 70 make a success and who
as " amDd 51 vow We hare ARE to 5sss
only In men who desire permanent
positions, who can take on respon-
sibility and use initiative, These
are perm. positions. and any average
person can plan to make in excess
chosen will be trained and especially
prepared for this work Car essential.
For personal interview. write Box
261-s. Star, Swing phone number.
FALLS CHURCH inside building
material statesmen. Good oppor-
tuntty for young men with back
ground in arithmetic. CAN AT.
400 for appointment. -2l
so BOYS and young men TO sell re-
freshments on Inauguration Day.
Report for interview on Tues. from
10 to Il pm. CASABLANCA RES
TAuRANT. 42l 1lth St NV. IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ACCOUNTANTs-TAx CoNsULTANTs
strairntened '1o out ReppD part time;
reasonable. prompt; established oyer
: viii III N 6R a1oI RESPONSIBLE SG for
f fs9ES '1 my5elf. i John ' PATRfcK
CCHAsMBEERss; el4 9Th ST sc ne"
sE Elfs' for Or the inaugural parade in
heated buses, to be located at 4th
and Pa. ave. NV, turning point OF
parade; So each including tax.
Apply ticket office, Willard Hotel or
Attn and Pa. ave. NV, southside.
kENTycKy EAMBLERs HILL BILLY
talnment; Thurs, FRI Sat. and Sun.
+, wilt WILL not lp 1 II RESPONSIBLE Mif for
than myself. JOSEPH GIACALoNE,
INCOME TAN RETURNS prepared.
accounting records MAINTAINED, for
TAX RLTURNs FILED, very reas,:
cail l1s3 LIGHT. 81. a4o0' eyes
A oe Ts14l college grad. e1ner.
firm. Cali Mr.. LIGHT. 81. 34o0;
, ewes, OR, S1s3. 49,
ACCOUNTANT, clients, refund claims
already fled. can handle a few
CAS- w ssiHgR'i HEa an ssS? TO- 40 20
gal. automatic; no cash needed;
small mo. payment; immediate in
stall. THOMPSON & sTANsBURY
Aec99oou ma T. s s9Ss book. started.
kept part time: tax returns; reas.
S r. BSGGssf f do you need a
good once naser-accountant2 We
sPsG1slz saR IL sas ~. RE e
NEED f Dc MONEY! HSfS Almost Aim S'' every tax
taxes withheld in i94s: Those
filing forms in Jan. usually receive
refunds within is days. For ex-
phone Ex. $685. or HI. sal. rs
NOTICE is hereby. given, that the
annual meeting of the shareholders
OF the Interstate Building Associa-
ton will be held at the Office Of
. the association. WASHINGTON Build
February 1. 1949 at O'Clock pm,
. for the election Of directors for the
ensuing year and such other bust
hess as may legally come before 1t.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on
December 23, 194s, sold the bust
ness known as Executive Pharm-
acy," heretofore conducted by me at
Washington. D. c., to Robert
Goldsmith and Levin ]. Sothoron.
3r., who will continue the business
1T the same location and under the
same name After December %,
i94s, I will not be responsible for
debts contracted by any one other
than myself. BERNARD r. RosEN-
ZERO.
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been introduced by Representative
Rankin, Democrat, Of Mississippi.
Amvets said its proposal will 60 to
Congress later this month.
The VFW bill calls for compensa-
ton at the rate of So day for do
mestic service and 81 for foreign
service with minimums of 500 and
$500, respectively. and maximums
of $500 and $4,000, plus $500 for
each veteran who was awarded a
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HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE bookkeeper,
experienced, Allen-Wales bookkeep-
ing machine: 5Ha-day. 39-hr. wk.;
salary commensurate with ability.
Call MI. 1000. Is
BOOKKEEPER, young
woman with some experience =. in
Bookkeeping or general office work;
pleasant working conditions. This
is permanent position. Salary
depending on experience. Resident
of Alexandria or vicinity preferred |.
For interview phone MR.. HASD-
ASSISTANT GEN. OFFICE WORK
Knowledge bookkeeping and steno.;
5-day week Specify age, expe1.'
etc. Box 3S6-M. Star. -1S
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GynecoIoqists to Meet

DR.. Thaddeus L. Montgomery, a
member of the teaching staff of the
Jefferson Medical College, Phila-
delphia. will discuss, 1.-THE Family
Physician, the Specialist. and the
Delay Period Of Cancer Diagnosis"
at 8:15 pm. Wednesday at meet
ing Of the Washington Gynecologi-
cal Society at the Medical Society
Auditorium, 1718 M street NV.
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Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star
When answering udDer-
tisements addressed to
.St1r hores do NOT inclOSe

When answering GdDer-
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tographs or other papers
of personal udlue. AdUer-
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Star bon number and this
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final insertion Of adver-
tisement.
In order to protect It's
advertisers from recetUing
circular matter, 1t is er-
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ter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star.
Only bona fde ANSWERS to
advertisements addressed
to boz numbers In care OF
The Star 1DiI be delivered
to advertisers on preSentd-
ton OF the boz number
ticket.
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Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines tmlnlmumJ
or 2 times. 35c per line pc,
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively, 32c
per line per insertion.
7 times or longer, consecutively
30c 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
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Flat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate IS charged on
all advertising IS miles or more
from Washington.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-17
Amvets Preparing 10 Ask
For Bonus Paid In Bonds
BY the Associated Press

Amvets, World War II veterans
organization, is getting ready to ask
Congress to give veterans bonus.
Harold A. Keats, national COM
mander, said a mail poll of members
overwhelmingly favored immediate
payment of a Federal bonus In Gov
eminent bonds maturing in six
years" Amvets estimated d bonus
would cost 0,000,000,000
A bonus bill sponsored by the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars already has
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SPECIAL NOTICES Cont

it. Ask your pastor TO have the
color movie, Power OF the Blood
shown in your church; not for chill
dren Box Atm, Star. IL
BOOKKEEPING and income tax serv-
ice: small business accounts q spe-
ACCOUNTANT. bookkeeping and in
come tax service; small concerns
and individuals: is yrs exp. SH.
S322. 20
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HE'LL MEN Cont

DENTAL TECHNICTAN-FINisHER for
Ivan Iva DE pEisN ssf 'H EEXSiBSoRAfoRIEs,
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs.
rental rates. Must have Identified
ton card. Apply Diamond lot. l01
NJ st. ne. see MELVIN HERMAN
DRUG CLERK. full time, expert
i aHaPsHfRE FaSRMs ses'y 500! StS i.
ELECTRicrAN, steady worker, expert
enced remodelinE. residential. COM
mercisl Call Sunday or Monday.
EMPLoYMENr OFFICE ASSISTANT,
q to 80, in employment ONCE of
essine applicants. Must be hish
school graduate with some college
training experienee not necessary;
along with people as well as legible
handwriting is essential; hours ideal
for some one attending night college
classes; 5-day, 40-hour week; start
ing salary 5000 month. Write for
9 9es B ose5 ssM s ssins compete s
ENGINEER I, with 2nd-elass steam
day week; $3.50 per month, Write
Box 496-M, Star. III
ENGINEERING CRAFTSMAN, 4 years
experience on mechan. detailing and
preferably ! years experience cleo
M ,Isa AfT'f1 Ne ~ ADPy sva IN aSs
Alexandria, Va. III
FRONT END MECHANIC WANTED.
be sober worker. TINES SERVICE,
9th and Maine s,w. Elk. so75:.
FOUNTAIN MAN, experienced. white:
PF 2Gs 9Se5s APRPly and GHHs s,t
GARDENER. head gardener or
aroundskeeper. must be capable and
qualified; able to direct work of
others; excellent year-'round salary.
vacation and other ADVANTAGES only
man need apply. Box SILL, Star.
GAS APPLIANCE serviceman, expert
enced only. hotel and restaurant
equipment; 42+a hours. per week;
sood rse based A on a4
GASOLINE STATION ATTENDANT,
white: experienced in fabrication.
YouNGs SERVICE. 1895 Ga. ave,
GAS STATION MAN. experienced pre-
SERVICE, G45O Ga. ave. NV. 30
HARDWARE AND PAINT STORE
salesman; experienced preferred;
splendid opportunity; steady en-
ployment. Call Falls Church 1865
for appointment. Mr. GARFIELD,
manager. II
HYPNOTIsT, operator with some ex-
Man over. 35,. with good speaking
voice preferred. Box 310-R. Star.
JUNIOR SALESMAN. 1928, college
engineering background. Larse or
SANITATION offers unlimited earnings,
bilities to successful applicant. At
tractive salary while training Very
unusual opportunity. Box 29a-J,
LaBsocRERs. colored, for construc-
1 xflssb sye' SUPERVISOR I'll for "a new
shirt-launderins plant; excel, opp;
LRN soiips G%sffGa4Srcs ex 1eqo fu
time employment. Call sH. 1852.
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, Call 81.
MAN. 1890 years, part-time work,
clerical du 1s,. legations, Bethesda annor
fo na retired man or p.sson needns
supplementary income: will average
$40 days work monthly. No SELL
ing or canvassing. Write, giving
background. Box 1S3-R, Star. is
MAN. 1890 years, part-time work
with national CO.; capable light
clerical duties; locations, Damascus,
Md; Lexington Park, Md: Waldorf.
Md: excellent opportunity. for re-
tired man or person needing SUP
Elementary income: will average
$40 days monthly: no selling or
canvassing. Write, stating time
available. Box 1S3-R. Star. is
MAN for general laundry work. APP
ply MORNINGSIDE LAUNDRY,
$3.50 Georgia ave-, Sil. Sp.. Nd.
SH. 1850. III
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

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Business Office, 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue, open
8 am. to II pm, or at any
of the Branch Offices
throughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
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Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
Lost and Found Advertise
ments on Page AS.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

KEY PUNCH TRAINING supervisors
-IBM.: Excellent salary. Temp.
job for approx. 4 mo. with we'll
known concern: dav SUD. needed.
Reply with exp. at once. Box,
3aO-G, Star. IL
clinical laboratory. per-
manent position. ayailabl tmmedi-
atelv, local hospital Call Adams
1915. between 8 and 5 for appoint
rent is
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SALESMAN

S. 900 up class, career opportunity
for right man, appointment selling
only: we have more contacts than
our present staff can cover, sup
ported by radio and MAGAZINE pub
licity. Draw against earned commits
son. ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITAIN
MICA. Call Mr.. Magill, RE. H911.
for executive interview. ~
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long-lasting Relief for
Itchv Skin Irritation

Here's a tipl So many people depend on
Resinol Ointment to relieve smartiny
itch OF dry eczema. chafng. common rasn.
it must be food. At all druggists: Inc
cost is small-relief 10 great. Try It'll
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. B.
u,

wound chevron. The Amvets plan
is similar but with a $4,000 maxi
mum.
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VARITYPIST
Statesmen

Male or female, day and evening
work; must be experienced; good pay.
Phone Elk }I1I6 --19
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COMMITTEEMAN

For kosher-style delicatessen: cracker
jack salesman. salads and sand.
witches; salary. $50 wk. to aualified
man. Apply or write. 4015 8. 2sth
St, Arl,, Va. TIE. O0oR liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-17

American Indians made no use of
waterpoWer, but the Pilgrims used
it to grind corn as early as 1923.
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M EN-

4N1 L1N
81 to 40 years. Start the new year
with permanent. steady, full-time
employment Learn to operate
streetcar or bus. No previous expert
ence required; paid while training
per week with paid vacations and
sick leave.
NOW
Is the time to apply. CAPITAL
TRANSIT CO, 1892 NJ St. NV,
$50 am. to 1890 pm. Monday
through Friday. Take Route 10
Rosslyn. 20 Cabin John, 80 Friend
ship Heights streetcars direct to
door. 20
Painters. Combination Men
Steady employment for, good men;
Only top quality mechanics need
apply; Local references required
RADIO SERVICEMEN
The 1.yer Heb, CO has w S1
or without cars, these are perm.
positions at top salary in pro
rseondLtloned, - large; j., ia S.1. a!
working conditions. outside serv-
icemen, in addition to their salary.
receive top. car ALLOWANCE. plus a
substantial bonus; 20t9, discount on
all purchases, Decentralization and
na sn for 4o ovee f Sk p ApD,t time
person. personnel ofice..
THE HEIGHT co.
Service Bldg. 140O Oakie st. NE.
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GROCERY Statesmen

med. for hnstling experienced man
with car Our men know Of this ad.
Established active territory avail I'M
Write in complete details. Box
3O4-M Star is
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Funeral Home Attendant
White man to work ambulance at
funeral home, must be neat, hsHe
good habits and D. c. drivers
license, sgle. man with references
preferred Salary to start, $3.50
view. HYsoNG CO, 1900 st.
NV --lS
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PAINT STORE CLERK. exp. neces-
sary, good salary and working cond;
Call Mr.. Hessick. IA. 1000 THE
BROOKLAND CO., 691S Georgia
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