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Arizona sun., 1949-07-01
Summer Salads

Shredded lettuce, tomato Sec
tionS, cucumber slices, sliced stuffed
Spanish olives
May add bits of anchovy.
Chopped watercress, minced on
ion and tomato sections
With highly seasoned French
dressing.
Shredded lettuce with Roquefort
cheese
Or Roquefort cheese dressing.
Shredded lettuce with grapefruit
sections, tomato sections, celery
strips
With tangy French dressing.
Watermelon balls, cantaloupe
balls, green grapes
Add a little honey dressing.
Leaf lettuce, cucumber slices,
radish slices, tomatoes
With French dressing.
Peach halves and creamed cheese
Top with chopped nuts.
Apricot halves, pitted cherries,
walnut halves
With orange mayonnaise.
White grape and orange Sec
tons
For something extra, Brazil nuts.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-01
Phoenix Social
and
Club News
Mrs. Nellie Taylor
Phone S-7611

nett Shop was surprised with a
birthday picnic on Sunday after
noon from four to seven-thirty
P. M, by a group of her friends.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Fields, Mr.. and Mrs.
Addie Dever, Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss
Magee, Mr.. and Mrs, Joe Burns,
Mrs. Walter Rigsby and daughter
pat, Mrs. Alberta Landry, Mrs.
Erma Lee Magee, Mr.. and Mrs.
0. F. Barnett and Mrs. Jones. Mrs.
Barnett received many beautiful
and useful presents. Fried chicken,
salads, cake, ice cream and all
picnic menu calls for was on hand.
Miss Joan Ellison and her coach
and ch erone, Mrs. Matte
Hackett, left Wednesday morning
for Seattle, Washington, where
Miss Ellison will compete in the
Regional Elks oratorical contest.
They will be gone about ten days.
Prof. and Mrs. Levi Presley,
their son and adughter, Edward
and Bernice, teachers in the school
system of Eufaula, Okla, passed
through the city last week on their
way home after visiting son and
brother in Calf. who is attending
the University of Calf. in Los
Angel les. They met many old
friends here during their short stop
over.
The Louis Jordans are due to
visit their new home in the Broad
way Addition this weekend. It is
really some home to come home
to, I am told. Mr.. Jordan of the
musical fame, you know the Bee
Bop and Swing. It will be short
rest for them.
Trudy Dodson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wardie Dotson, 1921 E.
Adams, celebrated her first birth
day Sunday, June 26 from 4:30 to
6:3O P. M. There were thirty-six
guests present. Little Trudy re-
ceived many lovely gifts and money.
Mrs. Ora Lee McNeal has re-
turned from Shawnee, Olka., where
she attended the funeral of her
sister. She was accompanied by
her family.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, SOL w.
Apache, entertained at farewell
dinner in honor of Mrs. Viola Ker-
lean who leaves soon for San Fran
cisco, Calf, where she will spend
the summer. Other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dudley, Mrs.
A. Lewis, Mrs. Louise Perkins and
Rev. H. G. B. Taylor.
Frank Wilson, Oakland, Calf,
is visiting his brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson,
1922 E. Jefferson.
Mrs. Thelma L. Walker, owner
of the Arizona Beauty and Barber
College will spend the weekend on
the coast. She will make the round
trip by plane.
Rev. and Mrs. L. Butler Nelson
returned from Memphis, Tenn,
where they attended the forty
seventh National Sunday School
and B. T. U. Congress. Mrs. Nelson
is one of the National instructors
and has been for seven years. The
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Arizona sun., 1949-07-01
Home Economist
Attends Convention

Among Phoenicians attending
the American Home Economists
Annual Convention in San Fran
cisco are Miss Dolores Skinner and
Mrs. Grace Daniels. The conven-
ton now in session is using "Ad-
vancing the Frontiers of Home
Economist as theme.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-01

spending the summer with relatives
in Dallas, Texas.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-01
9DerolOc Club"

DerQlOc Club
The Deroloc Club met at the
h ome of Mrs. Wardie Dotson,
Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock. The Deroloc Club is the
junior division of the Mary Bethune
Club. The officers are: Eunice
Dotson, President; Louise Collins,
Vice-President; Ellen Roe Scott,
Secretary; Thelma Manns, Assist
ant Secretary and Juanita Oneal,
Treasurer. The next meeting will
be held July IL, at the home of
Louise Collins.
Miss Willie Mae O'Gilbert and
Mrs. Jetta Brown left for MADEIRA,
Calf, where they will attend the
Western Sunday School Conven-
ton of the Church of the Living
God" P. G. of Truth.
Mr.. Jack Perkins, 80 w. Mon
golia, who has been in the hospital
is home again and improving.
Mr.. F. N. Gray, 1925 w. Watkins
Rd., accompanied by Geo. Griggs,
and Ben Owen left last week for
Colorado Springs Colorado. Their
stay is indefinite.
John Lynch, son of Mrs. Agusta
Lynch, of 512 w. Grant ST., is
Arizona sun., 1949-07-01

Jodie Frazier of 1923 E. Monroe
and Herman Ralph left for Milwau-
kee, Wise, for the summer.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-01

Will Andrews, 1925 E. Washing
ton, will motor to San Diego, Calf,
for the weekend with Steve Willis
and Shorty Clark. They will visit
the brother of Steve Willis.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-01

John Lynch, son of Mrs. Agusta
Lynch, of 512 w. Grant ST., is
Arizona sun., 1949-07-01

Mrs. Grant Green, 1421 S. 9th
Ave-, left last week to spend the
summer in Vallejo, Calf, with
her daughter, Mrs. Louise SCOTS.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-01

Elder C. w. Dupree, 1918 S. 18th
Ave-, pastor of the Church of the
Living God," left to attend the
Western District Sunday School
Convention, which is being held in
MADEIRA, Calf.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-01

Rev. and Mrs. L. Butler Nelson
returned from Memphis, Tenn,
where they attended the forty
seventh National Sunday School
and B. T. u. Congress. Mrs. Nelson
is one of the National instructors
and has been for seven years. The
Arizona sun., 1949-07-01

Mr.. Jack Perkins, 80 w. Mon
golia, who has been in the hospital
is home again and improving.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-01

next meeting will be held in New
York City, N. Y. in 1850.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-01

Shredded lettuce with grapefruit
sections, tomato sections, celery
StriDS-
Arizona sun., 1949-07-01

Mrs. Thelma L. Walker, owner
of the Arizona Beauty and Barber
College will spend the weekend on
the coast. She will make the round
trip by plane.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-01

Mrs. Ora Lee McNeal has re-
turned from Shawnee, Olka., where
she attended the funeral of her
sister. She was accompanied by
her family.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-01

Watermelon balls, cantaloupe
balls, green grapes
Add a little honey dressing.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-01

Frank Wilson, Oakland, Calf
is visiting his brother and sister-in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson
1922 E. Jefferson.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-01

White grape and orange Sec
tons
For something extra, Brazil nuts.
Arizona sun., 1949-07-01

Leaf lettuce, cucumber slices,
radish slices, tomatoes.
With French dressing.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-14
9SQ6iETY
Congregational
Groups Meet

Missionary Society and Guild
of the First Congregational church
held its Spring Thank Offering at
the church Wednesday evening.
About rs members and guests
were present. Mrs. Pearl Roley,
president of the Society, opened
the meeting with a word of well
come, and turned the program
over to the committee, of which
Mrs George Snyder was chair
man.
The dedication service for the
Thank Offering was led by Mrs.
Richard HartShorn, with Miss
Mary Westlake giving the mes
sage, and Miss Elizabeth Green,
Mrs Donald Smith, Mrs. Paul
Brown giving the responses. Mrs.
William Porter was accompaniSt.
Special music included two vo-
cal solos by Mrs. Hugh Diem,
accompanied by Miss Joyce Fos-
ter, and selections by the flute
quartet, composed of Suzanne
Coleman, Verla Hartshorn, Anne
Kingsmore and Nancy Yarring-
ton.
Mrs. Catherine Use, the guest
speaker, appeared in native Chi
neSe costume, and gave an in
teresting address on the Current
Situation in China which was
followed by a question and ans
wer period.
Miss Marie Strauss, president
of the Guild, expressed appreci-
alton to all for their cooperation
in making the evening a success,
and extended an invitation for
the social hour. Mrs. Roley and
Miss Strauss presided at the tea
and coffee services, at the serv-
ing table which was most attratt-
i've with spring flowers and light
ed candles.
The hostess committee included
Mrs. Marvin Arnold, Mrs. Paul
McCamey, Mrs. Leo Coleman,
Mrs. William Wolgamot, Mrs.
Merrill Vail and Mrs. Clayton
ShankS.
W. c. T. H. U. spRfNc 1Nss71rurE
The W. c. T. u. County Spring
Methodist Church in Redwood
beginning at 10 a. m. Tuesday,
April 10, with a pot luck dinner
at the noon hour followed by the
afternoon session.
Mrs. Paul Lafferty, Coshocton
will be the guest speaker.
IL IL IL
More Society on Page -Four
Evening star., 1949-11-14
HELP MEN (cent. J

ACCOUNTANT, junior, for lone-estab-
ished c., P. AS once. One desir-
GUS of obtaining varied experience.
Reply, stating age, education. salary
expected and experience. Box
AssIsriANiTf BooKKEEpER and typ
ist: downtown ONCE; good salary.
5-day wk. Call Ma. 27s3 Mon. Z
AssisTANTi MANAGER. white; retail
enced; references. Box 1851. Star.
AUTOMOBILE DISPATCHER for serv-
ice dept. of Washington's Oldest
Chevrolet dealer; splendid working
conds:, 5a-day wk.; opport. for ad-
sse R.son Ia amfiilRas Mo
AGTo H6 G2EANUp 2 ii9S c19p ANb fsSfisH sSf MAJ MAN.
white or colored; honest. expert
$s sSss a ae 81 s5si '% r.!
AGTo ehHoe MECHiAN1cs-only satlSi top pao aSal.
ity men considered: excellent work
ing conditions with best Of equip.
ment mem: IN large, warm. weil-ishtsd
Apply @ in person. to WfNcaEsTGR Efasfes
INC. Packard dealer, 1904 Mt. Ver-
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC wanted, ex-
perienced. for Hudson leadership, To-
GATED in Danville, Virginia. Must be
familiar with the Hudson drivemas-
ter. vacumotive drive and overdrive
transmission; must be dependable
and reliable; good proposition for
right party. Write FERRELL MO-
TOR ARLCORPORATION Box 9S3.
Danville. Virginia. -15
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN-we have
good offer for a man with sales
experience that can sell automo-
biles: Apply In person only to
GRADY MOTORS, INC, 1909 Wis.
ave; Bethesda. Md. Lincoln -Mercury
Evening star., 1949-11-14
HELP kEN

STOCK MAN with variety store ex-
perience: good salary. good oppor-
tuaity. Do not apply unless you hay. hay.
rfIEvisioN isHfH KGfI Boy sERViokMEN S1h sss WITH
car; excellent Opportunity, excel
o4 lent cs11 1sy; AZ ApP'g qaSo 1911 Nichols ave-
TILE Settlers and helpers wanted.
fer Hp ceramic tile work; 1st-class only
TILE sEITERs. experienced. reliable.
RA. 303S or IA. 5000. -17
USHERS, over IS yrs. for full or part
SYLVAN sins S9r4 THEa4gk APgIy et se MI s1d TepP
MAN ass NJ to a'tf5 t5 500 good Da EDUCATION and
previous retail o. sales exper. not
necessary; start sJout $50 wk.. rapid
increases. Apply 10 am. to 8
MEN HsW.' RIM Rm 20 s"5; 5;oy.a l4s7 vd;, Eye st. NV
selling REAL SILKS nationally
known. haberdashery and apparel
through personal contacts snd leads
Act quickly to get the henefit oi
Christmas or 1ers: Phone MA. 1856
MAN-Porter and delivery man for
work incls. 3 nights and alternate
Sundays. To qualify. must have
worked for l D. c. employer at
d least 3 yrs. recently and have auto.
operators permit. Apply 3501 Ga.
ave NV. any time -15
for honest, reliable
men in established territories: no
experience necessary; an experienced
man will train you; excellent earn
inss. Apply FULLER BRUSH CO..
979 National Press Bldg. 14th and
F sts. NV. or call DI. 4477 or DI.
1dQS -1G
Evening star., 1949-11-14

note was sounded in Brahms
"Intermezzi." played with refine
ment and charm. Those included
were in "E fiat Major. B fiat
Minor. c sharp minor, op. 1T"
and "Irtermezzo in c Minor, op.
49," The group was climaxed by
a sonorous and truly masculine
delivery of Brahms Rhapsody in
G Minor"
Miss Rosenberg chose Chopin's
Sonata in B minor" as her piece
de resistance. Sacrificing mere
technical display in favor of SEN
timent, the artist stressed the ro-
mantle in the allegro Maestoso"
and in the Largo" The "Scher-
20" was especially effective and
Evening star., 1949-11-14

Church. and Hugh Smith. prin-
cipal Of Jefferson Junior High
School. will be the speakers. Mrs.
Isabel Ward, chairman of the
Neighborhood Councils co-ordi-
mating committee. will preside.
First of the councils was organ
lied in Southeast Washington in
1884 as an outgrowth of the White
House Conference for Children
held in 1880. Each council in
cludes representatives Of schools,
civic groups. parent-teacher asso-
Citations, churches, social welfare
agencies, recreational and health
agencies. libraries and correc-
tional institutions and individual
citizens,
Evening star., 1949-11-14

closed a variety Of artistic ex-
preston. in keeping with the Pc
riods and styles.
However, it was Debussy's rare
ly heard Sonata in D minor"
that gave her the greatest oppor-
tunity for displaying her fine
sense of phrasing and her imagi-
nation. Containing much of the
impressionistic element, not un-
like that in his violin sonata and
his string quartet. the work
abounds in scintillating harmo-
nies, pizzicato effects and chang
ing moods. Ably assisted by
Anthony Kooiker at the piano
Miss Kraeuter gave the compost
ton a notable reading. Her sue
Evening star., 1949-11-14
sAlEskAEN (cont J

A LONG G-ESTABLISHED local paper
wholesale house has openings for /
or men bet: ages 24-30, with high
opport. for serious minded men. with
initiative and ambition for sales
WORK in our organization. Call DU.
4433, Mr.. r. O. Land. for inter-
view. CHAs. q. sToTT CO. INC,
1885 5th st. ne. -15
REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-2 active
salesmen. men or women; must have
estate; desk and phone at your dis
posal. Call for appt.. HENRY v.
WILLsooLusGHBY' 500 Mass. ave. ne.
APPLIANCE SALESMAN, neat intelli-
gent; young man to sell kitchens.
GE: G Hotpoint and Westinghouse ap-
sn'ss son ioHs s'r g. fD'R RrBsFRK SRRly 's PER
DEALER, d;s STATE OF MD.-cet into
this uncrowded profitable fieid at
once. Amazing labor-saving device
farmers on frst Demonstration. 4
tremendous market waiting. Nothing
in the entire field like It, Must carry
small stock: See International Steel
Co.'S distributor. c. KELLY, Elk.
5043. Mond.. Nov. "A. 10 am. to 9
pm; Tues. 10 am. to pm. la
ne ALL SALESMAN Win CdT-1 OuuS
man. 23-2s yrs, to sell local retail
stores: salary and expenses; good
CANADA DRY GINGER ALE, INC.
phone SH. 2030 for appointment.
statesmen. branch once Of a local
manufacturer of 3-track storm
xnd0T an for nssss sses anss ne .g 41e plus
commission ,neI when aualined; I'm I'm, :
leads and sales help. Call in per-
son, $685. 14th st. n:w' between
WE HAVE opening for two statesmen,
experienced in selling cash registers
or other ONCE machines, and capa-
nle OF earning $1,000 or more an
JUNIOR SALESMAN. experience not
man in the selling Of roofing and
siding. Salary and commission. APP
1s Il coss4kSeSs osSH MSeafs q + HsSPs s1P
AIexand2i.. x & 0 va ~. ~. 1as1. sssn0h ava ava
SALESMAN, with roofing and siding
experience; exp NV Must have n car Salary
coNsTRUcT1oN 4 suPPLY CO..
S6 S9oe N NJ. ,ysT ysTnon ave. Alexandria
CLUIh1NG ShLEoMAN, thOrOuBhly
experienced, who knows the mems
clothing business and can sell better
mems, clothing and related mer.
chandise. Excellent earnings and
permanent position. See Mr.. Van.
D: J. KAUFMAN, INC. 1908 Pa.
ACCOUNTING MACHINE SALESMAN
Opportunity for, young man, be-
tween ages 1884. to train for career
rs systems salesman. Must have
KNOWLEDGE Of accounting methods
and some sales experience. Excellent
compensation plan. Cali for appt..
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER Co,
saeeountins machine sales division.
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY for the
right menl The only company Of
its kind in the Washington area!
Old established factory selling an
exclusive product, made on the
premises. direct to home owners.
II you can qualify. minimum earn
ings are $50 per week. A car will
be helpful. but Is not necessary
Call MR.. OLIVER at Otis sO16
mornings between 8 and 12
Evening star., 1949-11-14
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COLORED GIRL desires cleaning Of
fice for doctor or light house work.
Call FIR. ZIG, 16s
COLORED WOMAN desires day work,
/. Mon, Wed. and Thurs. Reference,
10. S-5854.
COLORED GIRL wants g.h.w. or Of
nee cleaning. HO. 5949.
COOK, refined, eintelligent, colored
woman, desires work. Experienced,
honest, dependable. Has health GER
tifcate. CO. 1419.
ins nte e ve dsss aisS 81 SIS e'ean can.
fare city. Ii. 3-2639. .
GENERAL HOUSE WORK By settled
colored woman, reliable, good ref
DO home nights. CO. S216.
Evening star., 1949-11-14

NATIONAL COMPANY has opening
for young man with drafting exper.
or building construction knowledge;
car essential; salary; f1ne opportu-
nifty for permanent connection. Box
1921. Star. Ia
WANTED by building materials COM
pany, young man, experienced book
keeper, to assist manager 2S miles
from Washington; excellent chance
for advancement. Box PARK. Star
OPPORTUNITY for man over 40 in
pleasant, low-pressure sales field
with national organization, Perma;
nent assignment to protected local
territory. above-average income, re.
peat business, non-Seasonal. Sales
tx appleans np' viii aifen reeeve e
field training and expert guidance
No collections. deliveries, or detailed
reports. Car required. Write SAN
DERSON. Box 202. Newark, New
AMsfrfoHs' NHsf soa}s' young man. sales ability
good character, appearance and de-
sire to earn respectable living Is
essential; product to be sold requires
only an honest effort. knowledge and
ambition; sales training pay plan in
seet bevs aPp'sfRaks pSRkw1 apR'S MoroR y RsTsse
coNsrRucr1oN aSss R a q n COMPANY has 1as open.
ing for two young men who desire
to learn new and lucrative business;
full cooperation by sales rnanag-
ers; ample drawing account. Fol-
details, contact MR.. SILLS, 73a
5th st. NV. Monday and Tuesday,
NAViGATORs'' ATTENTION-ouali
fed instructor wanted for class one
night week. No celestial neces-
sary Interesting deal for Air Force
reservist. 10. 8-2931. Ewes. only
rD LIKE TO INTERVIEW ten mer
who need to make $50 a wk. ir
spare time: car needed. Phone Ord.
way 2143 between and 5 for ap-
pOintment
Evening star., 1949-11-14

Women Wanted Immediately
business. AVON COSMETICS. RE.
Evening star., 1949-11-14

National Gallery of Art in the
evening. represented the attain
ment Of these two young people
on a more thoughtful plane.
Miss Kraeuter, a descendent of
a long line of musicians, proved
herself one of the finest expo
nents of the cello. Her tone is
of unsurpassed breadth and
beauty. She spins it with grace
and ease and draws from her in,
strument gorgeous sound not
unlike a human voice. Shorter
numbers, Bach's familiar "Arioso," F"
Schubert's playful "Allegretto
Grazioso," Boccherini's Sonata
in A Major" and Schumann's
"Adagio and Allegro, op. TO-" dis
Evening star., 1949-11-14
UCS Neighborhood Groups
Twill Meet Tomorrow

A 15th-anniversary meeting will
be held by the seven Washington
neighborhood councils sponsored
by United Community Services at
8 pm. tomorrow in the Washing
ton Gas Light Co. auditorium,
Eleventh and H streets NV.
DR.. John Rustin, pastor Of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Evening star., 1949-11-14
HELP MEN

MESSENGERS (2), white must be
1949 graduates Of nearby senior
high school and live with own
parents; must also neither drink
ss sss 'mGas osTs ssSS positon half .aaS Sas
salary, and quick advancement. Ap-
ply in own handwriting giving
names and occupations OF both
parents. Box 435-J. Star. lis
MOTORCYCLE OPERATOR for pick
working conditions. See Mr. Bowen,
BILLHIMER a PALMER. 31l0
NiGHT MANAGER. Hotel Raleigh;
must know MGR machine. Contact
and Pa. ave. NV. lis
neT WI iasa Negotiations and repairs. Call
oil OIL fRSek HsSS; DRIVER familiar Ils With
The BkookLxNp CO.. 9th sd and
rAPEk Alihi IA EANGfk a;s and painter. com comb
TOP" TOP wages. a SE1asi Ap. 5iss. '0'ef fe1Se' Mi5
e *SafS fSsf ssfsi'sP''s 4aR', ;sH
rias1EsER. "a: nEs Rs IS hr.: all winter na work:
sober. reliable man. Cali all day
sun; or weekdays after 8 pm. j, j.
LONG, Vienna l11-J. -15
PLASTERERS AND LATHERS, by day
or contract; job in Silver Sprins,
Carroll Knowls subdivision. at Geor-
gia ave. and Evans dr.. DAN OS-
TROW CONSTRUCTION CO.
PLUMBER. must be sober; hand tools;
ref. R, J. WREEN; ox; S215,, -l5
class mechanic; new work; full-time
Phone Vienna 222. -15
PLUMBING ESTIMATOR - Estab-
lished concern requires capable esti-
mator for larger type work: good
replies confidential. Box 301-J, Star.
PORTER. general cleaning; perma-
WERNICKE CO.. sn2 r. I. ave. ne.
PORTER. over 21; local references;
s am. to g pm. no Sundays.
LEssERs., 1s41 Columbia I'd. NV.
PREssERs ts). experienced. in clean
HKs Ias D!npt ai"3 Ssp1oI SSSd DaS ~ AIS CLEAN
PRlNTER-A-1 compositor wanted,
full or part time; excellent salary.
State full details and telephone no.
PRfNTING PRfEassMAN. experienced
on Kluges and verticals: permanent,
yearround job in ll-eauipped
plant; overtime every week. 512 H
RADIO TELEvIsIoN sERvICEMAN.
reliable KENNEDY RADIO. s4os
Evening star., 1949-11-14
|cess with the audience was i'm
Makes Washinrton Debut

|cess with the audience was i'm
mediate.
Makes Washington Debut.
Fresh from European triumphs
Miss Rosenberg made her Wash
ington debut in the National Gal
lery of Art last night. Subordi-
mating her technique. already in
the virtuoso class, to interpreta-
tive expressiveness, she empha-
sized this or the other side of her
accomplishment in the five soma
tas by Scarlatti which opened the
recital. They served also as a
means to show the fine quality
of her tone and the brilliancy and
lightness of her touch.
A more intimate and pensive
Evening star., 1949-11-14
Day After Day
The Star
Is the Dominant
Classified
Advertising Medium
in Washington
in Washington
Classified Ad Rates
Local Advertisers

Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
1 or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutiveiy. 33c
per line per insertion.
7 times or longer consecutively
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 (Minimum)
Flat rate per line e-----50c
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily. 8 an TO 8 pm.
Saturday. am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II an. to pm.
Leave your ads at the Business once
11th and Pennsylvania ave-: at any
Of the Branch Onces throughout the
city. or
II advertisement Was prepaid, re.
tain cash register receipt, which bears
0 serial number with date and tdenti-
des your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise
ments be sure to make q note OF the
cancellation number. This Is I'M
portant in case Of adjustment.
PHoNl STERLING $500
Claims for errors must be made In
.tims for correction before second In
aeYf3on..
Evening star., 1949-11-14

YOUNG MAN
WITH ACCOUNTING
BACKGROUND AND
TYPIN G ABILITY TO
WORK WITH RAPIDLY
EXPANDING FINANCE
co. EXCELLENT OP-
PORTUNITY FOR RAP
I'D ADVANCEMENT.
AN INTERESTING PO-
SITION FOR THE
RIGHT MAN.
SEE MR.. DAVE
AUTO MONEY co.
1901 18th ST. NV.