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Evening star., 1949-04-26
HELP WoMEN

WOMAN, pleasant, digntfied census
type canyasing, In Arl.. nothlns 10
sell. work any schedule a. 81 hr
straight sal. Apply GUILD, s@5Fs
WOMAN. over IS. must be conSenial.
TO take care Of apt. for owner IN
exchange for home and small salary
Only IL apt. RA. 59ls-
WOMAN. salad girl. s4s week Job
Apply sHOLL'S COLONIAL CAFE
TERRA. 1882 Conn. ave. See Mr..
Fatfar. bet. 9 and IL and 2 and 4.
WOMAN. not over 40. to manage
kitchen in Va. hotel, hrs, from
wash, must understand colored
felp; give references and experience.
woMAs sSx ne - sjimmsdi... sass opening for
assist local director Of childcrsft
work; interesting, well paid unusual
opportunity for right woman. Write
Box 2s7-o Star, giving age, expert
WOMAN soss aso as 1hoas oeaosnsdhan. for Luzier $
cosmetics. Pleasant. profitable work.
Advancement. AID. 1913. -2s
metics9 You know how readily you
purchase. There are many neigh
borhood ,I customers m s,s, i9 & SILVER Spring sprin,s
represents tive. write MRS. THELMA
BROWN, 1905 Northview I'd. Balti-
more 1S, Md. -27
WOMEN. take care OF customers for
nationally known manufacturer with
established business here, fun or part
time. We will train you to insure
steady and aboye-aversge income
Write stating address and phone No.
MRS. Z. MoREHEAD. 1914 Decatur
Young LADY to manage infant and
children's shop. Hours 8 to o.. Mon
ss enS tnlouss a4 w. HI aLLs s Bas9 S0l1ISs ERsD
YOUNG LADY for work in once of
large furn. store; some knowledge
of bookkeeping helpful: pleasant
working eonds.' hospitalizatfon and
Hr nnd Hnmahfsy ssasiHn ho1sE aSBS ia E sERR
MANN FURNITURE CO. 4ol 9TH
YouNG s5i aiSi WHITE GIRL FOR G. II. w.
Must like children; live in laundress
YouNG WOMAN to work part time in
and Ming. Cali MR.. DoRAN. EN-
YOUNG WOMEN. seeking Interesting
work dealing with public, conv. hrs:
on day or night shift, guaranteed
salary; meals turn;: excel, workins a
employ Snt ONCE. HOT sHoPPEs.
INC, IL Taylor st. NV. -26
PART-TIME or full-time openings in
the Fuller Brush Co.'S cosmetic
fSeel!s1. ps Rsss profits. Call DI. 4475 5e or
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT with
well-known company. flexible. hours.
opportunity for advancement. Elk.
If f you ARE M familiar with the or
sanitation Of phone. canvassing
you may be interested in orsanisins
such a prosram for q long ,essah-
GEORGE. ST. 6100 for more infor-
q asiShl an HOUR. Earn this S easily and
structions 10 invited groups In pri-
nines weekly. Phone Ia. 1868. -2s
EARN $50 selling 100 boxes greet
ing cards. napkins, coasters. sta
tionery and complete line with name
samples and selling plan on ap-
\ provaI. JEWEL, 1917 Market ST..
Dept. 81, Philadelphia 2, Pa.
LADIES, young. for work In modern
photo finishing plant, excellent con-
ditions. 2hd door. 222o 9th st. n;w,
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY with fu-
ture with large arm for right wo-
man. personality essential. Box 435-
@, Star. 2Ss
MARRIED WoMEN-An unusual op-
portunity for women who can devote
3 hrs. per day IN dignified profess
sionai work that pays above the
average and has a real future. II
your home duties keep you from
accepting full time job. write me
for full information. MRS. L.
sMYTHE, Grant ave, Takoma
Evening star., 1949-04-26
AGENTS

ATTTNTION-Paren Teacher Assns.
lndge, vol. fire cos, churches, string
bands, frsternal orders, etc. Raise
funds. Start a merchandise club.
Earn 5000 to 81, 900. Absolutely no
investment. EasH to operate. Write
for Illustrated catalog and full de-
tails, sHORROW FURNITURE CO..
ia Chestnut St., Phila. 9, Pa. Our
Mr.. Chas. Horrow will be at the
Raleigh Hotel. WASHINGTON, D. c.,
nointmsnt @ msntiepinR Maie , YOUR rou an nbape a
Evening star., 1949-04-26
HELP WoMEN
TyPISTCTERR

For our credit once: permanent posi-
fion, pleasant working conditions
excellent opportunity
BELL CLOTHES
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YOUNG MEN

Interested In teaching, supervising
interviewing. with Opportunity &
become branch managers. Arthur
AurrsyS expansion program hal
made opportunity for high-caIiber
personnel. 2 yrs college EDUCATION
preferred. but not essential Pre-
vious experience not necessary Ap-
ply In person, 2-6 pm, See MISS
TERRELL. Do not phone. 110f
Conn ave. NV
Evening star., 1949-04-26
MOTOR IRAXEl

DRIVING TO SCRANTON, wilkes
barre, Friday pm. return Sunday
Gail after z pm. DU. $500, Ext
DRIvrNG TO CALF. can take 3;
Call after / pm, Pr. 9566.
Evening star., 1949-04-26
Real Estate Training

New class THURSDAY April 2s. z ,3o-p
pm, for men and women 70 oscorlt
broker salesman or Ealekiadys ~
the School of Real Estate. 1906 2otn
81 hppIgcents invited without OBJ
Nrat!on 70 enroll: an 9ppfcyee sr-
stitution. NE s73I. AD. -
Evening star., 1949-04-26
LOOKING FOR WORK?

cation. good STARTING salary, nu-
tritious meals ana uniforms furn,
opportunity to meet people, vaca-
tion with pay. 81 900 iife insurance
policy all premiums paid by the
Company. disability dement's for ac-
cidents and sickness. healthfuI and
pleasant surroundings No Sun
work. Apply in person. 9 L. W
CAFETERIA. f425 @ st NV '--26
Evening star., 1949-04-26
INCREASING BUSINESS

Has opened uD several out -of- town
equivalent; age 35-55: car essential
Write. giving phone number. Box
l25-G Star
Evening star., 1949-04-26
PART-TIME

stsncgrapher or typist to work 5 hrs.
. day, Monday through Friday. be-
tween $40 an. and 5 pm; ear
b. arranged 70 suit Applicant perm.
poeition and pleasant workins con
D41NiTY INSURANCE. Co. &c
woodward Bldgs 1Sth and u sts,
Nv. -ob
Evening star., 1949-04-26
BUSINESS SERVICES

BUSINESSMEN - Professional n 3 n,
Why pay ofhce rsntp For Q fes
rssil ard phone service cy nninpe-
tent. experienced secretaries. Make
our address and teiephons number
yours Room 302. 1424 x 81. nv,
RE GAIA
Evening star., 1949-04-26
HELP MEN Gent
YOUNG MAN

Between the ages OF % ana 30, 70,
casualty insurance underwriting
experience desirable but not essen
tial; applicant must be above ay-
erage In tntelltgence and be wtliins
TO study after hours; excellent op-
portunity for right party. Apply
INDEMNITY INSURANCE CO, s2f
Woodward Bldg. 18th and II SITS
Evening star., 1949-04-26

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
car.tai through advertise
ments In The Star.
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Evening star., 1949-04-26
BOOKMEN

Here's the best deal in town. Price
5000. Terms. 81 per wk. No credit
checks. no reverts. Immed. 2-day
delivery. Apply 2144 st. NV, 2nd
G.. Personnel Div. 9 to Il q m. only.
Branch Sales Supervisor
A leading Washington company has
an opening for an aggressive man
who has proven sales background
to act as branch manager. This
position combines administrative and
supervisory abilities. Must be per-
sonable and have a strong desire for
industry. Good general Characters
tics are further requisite. Beverage
exp. helpful, personal car necessary.
Detail resume covering entire back
ground and minimum starting salary
requested. Box 39-D. Star. -26
MEN SCHOOL TEACHERS
Do you plan to work this summer?
This Is q vacation opportunity for
teachers, interesting employment in
the educational field, selling top ref
erence work: position permits COM
plete personal freedom and high earn
ings are possible for right person.
Those interested should write Alfred
Bone, ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITAIN
ICA. INC, $40 Ring Building, Wash
Evening star., 1949-04-26
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Evening star., 1949-04-26
Real Estate Statesmen

We need one or two aggressive men
sential; good references; experience
not necessary but helpful: average
man can earn in excess of $4,000
per year; our properties are To-
gated in Nd. Va. and D. c. For in
formation, call
:: RIGGS & CO.
EM oQAS Or
Evening star., 1949-04-26
Branch Sales SuperViSor
MEN SCHOOL TEACHERS
SALESMEN WANTED

As@At w A4AN - A1A~
Three clean-cut men with cars who
are desirous Of making good money.
Very pleasant work: absolutely no
canvassing. Your willingness to work
is your Qualification. See MR.. KAY,
723 9th ct. NV. all dav. rs
statesmen
Training class Just starting. Weekly
draw to those qualifying; highest
commissions. Sell Alum-A-Lite, the
tripis-track sensation of the screen
and storm window industry. Also
plans available, summer plan, no
down payment. FILA, etc Backed
by extensive newspaper ads. See
Mr.. Tulman, mornings.
Weather-MaSter Co.
$40 Sheridan st. NV. ia. 4201
Evening star., 1949-04-26

phone personality, typing exper. nee
ssssry, prefer young person. Boz
REsEARcH CLERK. for adv. dspt.
research unit. weekly news maga
zine. Opportunity to gain yaluahl'
desirable or college work in math
or statistics; requires initiative
ability to use typewriter and cal
culator and interest in detail work
5-day, 4o-hr. wk., wkly. pay day
many employment advantages: Cal
Df. 1000. Ext. 261, bet: $50 an
9 e 8 pm; M Men Men; thronGn .rra Fl. S as.
But not necessary. for permsnsn
position: good pay, excellent chanc
for advancement at higher pay, va
sropLrs fas!Sn stb bnde Rsy sroRgRs agR .mpss n y
6 mens of5se, q 2 st; ne:
'I ary permanent s4a POSITION. hours ao 81: lit
TO 6. Closed Saturdays during July
INV sssa1sssl..ssnesa' NJ IaRfaEs Sas' %
iiin s:i his' experienced. for wash
ttinily for. immediate Advancement
salary and commission. SHERMAi
SHOP, I104 r st. NV. 26>
SALESGIRL for greeting card depart
ment; permanent position: expert
ence not necessary. Apply VA. 8AL
LANTYNE q SONS. 1921 r st. nv.
between l0-11 an. 3-4 pm. --2l
SALESGTRLS, exper. only; isdies
dresses, sportswear. lingerie. Ioca
chain, good oppor. Write, Givini
full particulars. BOZ 476-H. star;
esslh sslahy ~ seea 80 it, sts9t,na ssiSr,
Apply THE WALdREEN CO., &
the Pentason Bldg. rs
Evening star., 1949-04-26
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OpER ATOR
CLERICAL WORKER

CLERICAL WORKER
Age 20-25; high school graduate;
no typing required; must be able to
pass physical examination; perma-
nent position with planned advance
ments: 5-day. 40-hour week: excel
lent working conditions. Apply per-
sonnet ONCE. Room 504. Star Build
ing.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1949-04-26

SSoii' SSoi' Laarence nes; ave- IseN ne NO. esis
rYPIsT. general ONCE work. with
some credit exp: excellent salary
permanent, Pleasant surroundings
II. Ma, y is: minimum :ssed g, g
MISS R;s BaRRFTr. sfa-rey ST. esss soss' -as
TYPIST-RECEPTiONIsT, perm. posi-.
ton: 5-dsy. wk;. $I75 mo. Gal
rHPfsr MIfs eAHS; ANS cEs. RE. dfsicr 5as. woEkru
nsn sh. Ysis''assssd afas sdss " @ ma iPssss ssss
TYPIsT GENERAL once worker
ply LIBERAL CLOTHING CO. a4lt
vEGsETABLG COOK. eolored. for Tea,
SATURDAYS Oh. Refs. oREENWAy
INN, 2els Conn. ave. Cali DE. ss4s
wsafIaEss ssinF Il 50 ewaAHrrp, aH .xp., good s In.
eRRRfEssak eRRf.EE q pe7sSa; 7sss Essssra ave- ~
WAITRESS. over 81, apply ls4s p
msxxffirssEisss. mus, b. reliable. 800.
WORKING hours. good tips. l442 Pa
WAITRESS. white, experienced. ira,
service. Apply sEAFARE EEsTAu.
RANT, S624 Conn. ave. NV. -2,
WAITRESS. exper.. with GOOD refs.
good salary and tips. Apply TIL
PADDOCK HOTEL, Laurel 43e. -2,
WAITRESS. experienced. Apply o.
1918 Wilson blvd. Arlington. ya
wArrREss. experienced. day or nish
work. excellent .workinG facilities
rood earninss. Apply in person I,
1913 QeorHia ave. nv,
LOPEZ CAFE. 27Io Columbia pike
Arlington, Va. CHI. $3.50.
s:,..ss :y: sss, III HFra il'ti 'fiiDsTss z sss u
WAaifffRikssn. IL II n's whi... for delics.ssssn
excel. position for experiences. neat
reliable person. WAo6HALS. 4S5t
MAss. ave. NV. 1S
WAITRE8S, sxperieneed:. good work.
R7s1SiUaRsaiNT. seas x. cspisoi 4 i
WAIIvxssEs, no experisnes nsees.
sary. attractive with pleasing per.
sonality, 10 work night or day hours
excellent working conditions. salary
and very good tips: meals eua uni
form furnished. paid vaeatione. in.
F surance and disqualification. Apply
tn pefoon, B An. 70 2 Pm. employ
ment once. HOT sHoPF11. NC.
1898 Tayicf IT. nv. --2o
Evening star., 1949-04-26

01A4Sx 40n
FOR well known portrait studio, sal
ary and commission. Box ssS-S,
Evening star., 1949-04-26
HARRY JUSTINE

In sssiataBaEA aowaAsss eeI
ho.tss. srosstnk ~ 600 0 nhe. teh4
Ssg and hssutlintly saatR keqths,
III 500 rnmp this h asnnats1
Sc l. loc VARIETY
tAeas est ans stFsetJ YtsiaAng
nice rFtaFn, iassl fer 4 eeNPssi
apt sssll F,hD ruS&
asia, ct call tbs sftes sf The nve-
wire broker
BILL SlMONs
r. alsi sys Lea Elnss QR ssie }
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This Is Your Opportunity
Sssfooa and esassFy mArksl} sstAe.
nsNed stsstnRSa EhB hs Purchases
sras ssfS reAsonahss tsftat tMs
se,ll.ptets sstmp slA BE- tafhsd ases
ia the aaYef kfekef sHn Uhsassals
santasts Included isns sass snt
very fsANaHabs fsnt, carr -est shes
can be carried ea ~ nea isnetta
with yhis huslnSss thH eNstasss
mgsi et sold PIT farther tnferwa"
ftNA FsE
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-02
HOW THEY GET TO COLLEGE

AP NewsfeoiUres
 RAY KYSER'S College Of Fun and Knowledge gN is beufinq up the uir waves these days. The old professor is toekline one of inc audience participation programs thut now foke up 9o per cent of the radio programs. Here IS how b's
 show is put together.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-02
DE M0LAY CHAPTER TO INSTALL OFFICERS
 FEB. B AT TEMPLE

Public installation of new off, cers for the Royal Arch Gunnison chapter, Order of DeMolay, will be held Sunday afternoon, February 13, it was announced today.
 New officers elected Thursday Of last week were Charles D. Me- Clellan, Master Counsellor; Robert R. Lesher, Senior Counsellor; Will jam P. Johnson, Junior Counsellor.
 Appointed officers are Donald l.. MacKinnon, jr., senior deacon, Cary A. Bach, junior deacon; Jack w. Hughes, senior steward; James D. Sofoulis, junior steward; Terry Pegues, orator; David Clem, scribe; Julian R. Rivers, treasur- CT; Lee Nance, sentinel; Richard Gildersleeve, chaplain; Jimmie w. Maurstad, marshal, Stephen l.. Johnson, standard bearer; Glen H. Mielke, almoner, Carl E. Weidman, preceptor; Godfrey P. Pegues, 2nd preceptor; Marvin A. Rhodes, 3rd preceptor; Donald H. Wingerson, 4th preceptor; Thomas A. Morgan, 5th preceptor; Gerald A. Hill. 9th preceptor; Fred L. Stewart, 7th preceptor.
 Initiation of the first class will
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-02
ASIAIRE, LUCILLE BREMER STARRED
 AT 10TH CENTURY

All the facets of entertainment are brilliantly blended in the new MGM Technicolor musical, "Yo- landa and the Thief" which is at the 20th Century Theatre.
 It is an ideal vehicle for the tal- ents of Fred Astaire and Lucille Bremer. who recently scored to- gether in "ziegfeld Follies," and who again prove themselves an act ing, dancing and singing team of top calibre.
 Astaire, master of the jaunty role, is at his best as the light-hearted and light-fingered crook who finds himself guardian angel" of beau tiful young heiress. Charming his way into her heart, as well as into 'her safe, he is well on his way to confiscate her fortune when the girls real guardian steps in with unexpected results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-02
DEER SLAUGHTER
 RESULTS IN JAIL
 FOR } VI0LAT0R5

Wanton slaughter of seven deer, including two lawns, resulted in four-month jail sentences for three men brought into the U. s. Com missioner's Court on charges by Dan H. Ralston, law enforcement supervisor of the Alaska Game Commission.
 Judge Felix Gray sentenced Ed ward Kuntz, Lester Boyd and Jim my c. John each to two months on the first count of killing deer out of season, and two months for il- legal possession of the meat.
 The deer, which had come down to the beach to seek food, were shot Sunday on Shoal Point, Douglas Island.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-02
NO SOCIAL MEETING
 LEGION AUXILIARY

There will be no regular social meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary this month, it is an- nounced.
 All Auxiliary members are asked to be present at next Mondays joint Legion and Auxiliary Ameri- canism meeting. The refreshment committee chairman is Marion Hendrickson, who will be assisted by Dorothy Manthey, Esther Gull lufsen, Marilyn Dapcevich and Sandra Zenger.
 Helen Ottke and Sylvia Watkins were initiated into the Auxiliary last night. Dorothy Manthey act ed as initiation officer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-02
ANNUAL CONGREGATIONAL MEETING OF MEMORIAL
 CHURCH EVENT TONIGHT

The annual congregational meet ing of Memorial Church will be held this evening in the church Sunday School rooms. Reports of various activities will be heard and the following officers will be elect ed: one elder, three deacons, a Sunday School superintendent, and trustees
 The Missionary Society is serv- ing refreshments. The pastor urg- es full attendance for this i'm portant meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-02
ARMY SHIP SAILS

The army ship, Richard M Strong, sails this afternoon or to- morrow for Adak and Whittier, according to her skipper, Capt Fritz Berge.
 She will tow the barge BCL 2575 loaded with heavy equipment for Aleutian ports.
 The Strong has been at the En- gineer's dock having new radar equipment installed. She carries a crew of 18 and was formerly the LIT 62.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-02
DONALD C0LMANIN DOUBLE LIFE" AT
 CAPITOL THEATRE

Starring Ronald Colman in a role of psychological drama, mysterious death and stormy romance, "A Dou- ble Life" Universal-I -Internationars new release, comes to the Capitol Theatre tonight. The picture was directed ty George Cukor, director of Gone With the Wind" Susan and God and many other notable films. Signe Hasso. Edmond O'Brien, Ray Collins, Philip Loeb, Willard Mitchell, Joseph Sawyer and Shelly Winters play featured roles.
 "A Double Life" gives Colman one of his most unusual roles He is seen as great stage actor whose real character takes on the nature of the roles he plays. When cast in comedy parts, he is gay and humor- ous. Acting the tragic role of 9th ello," affects him so deeply that he becomes suspicious and jealous of his wife. Finally, he kills a girl Othello murders his wife, Desde- mona, precisely as in the play. The crime is traced to Colman by a cleverly planned strategem.
 Three casts of players are seen in "A Double Life.' There is the cast which acts the main story of the film. There is also a complete cast for the sequences which show Colman and Signe Hasso acting in "Othello" on the stage. A third cast was assembled for the scenes in which they are in stage comedy.
 The setting of "A Double Life" is New York City.
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