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Evening star., 1949-10-02
Miss Coopersmith
To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. David Cooper
smith announce the engagement
of their daughter, Iris Barbara
to Mr.. Irwin H. Gootenberg, son
of Mr., and Mrs. Henry Gooten-
berg. A spring wedding is planned
The bride-elect is associated
with the American Red Cross, Ma
tional Headquarters. Her fiance Is
with the Washington Post. He
ATTENDED George Washington Uni
versity and the Abbott Art School
upon his discharge from the
Army,
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Back From Japan

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex johnson have
returned from Japan and have
taken a house at 2019 Rosemont
avenue. Mr.. johnson has been
United States Consul General at
Yokohama for the past four
years and Mrs. johnson and their
four children, Judith, Stephen,
William and Jennifer. have been
with him at that post for the
past three years. His present
assignment Is with the State
Department here.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Out of Town

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar c. Kaufman
are in New York for few days
and will go to Atlantic City before
returning to Washington.
Miss Frances Marx is visiting in
Raleigh, N. c.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

Harris & E1Uing.
st. Mary's Star of the Sea
Catholic Church at Indian Head,
Md. was the setting for the
wedding yesterday morning of
Miss Ruth Hyacinthe Gibbons
and Mr.. Ernest Bernard Raunser,
jr., of Woodmere. Long Island.
The bride is the daughter Of Mrs.
John Maynard Gibbons Of Indian
Head. The Rev. Joseph A. Weber
offlciated.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

MRS. HALE.
-HeSsler Photo.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
p. Phelps, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Phelps, to Mr..
Alvie R. Hale, jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hale, took place yesterday
morning in st. Gabriel's Church.
The Rev. Robert E. Lewis
officiated at 10 o'clock, and g
reception was held afterwards at
the home of the bride.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

-SLUcKey PHOLO.
Miss Charlotte Vandiver Sar-
gent, daughter of Mrs. John
Chase Sargent of Arlington and
the late Mr.. Sargent, and Mr..
Frank Clinton Curry, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Chauncey Curry also of
Arlington, were married last eve
ming at 8 o'clock. The Rev.
Francis w. Hayes. jr., ofhciated in
The Falls Church in Virginia.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
By Ben McAlwee

Some $50 Washington man and
woman bowlers today and tomor-
row viii invade Norfolk. Va. To
compete In the 18th annual Ma
tional Duckpin Congress tourna-
ment over the week end. The big
contingent viii include II teams
from the Government Printing
ONCE.
Among the first Of the Capital
pinspillers to see action tonight
wills be Betty Hummer. Chevy
Chase Ice Palace team ace. who
will attempt to retain her ma
tional women's singles title. Won
last year in New Haven. Conn.
with a 426 score. Mrs. Hummer
and Frances johnson. Evening
Star tournament woman cham
pion. are scheduled to bowl dou-
bles along with many other Wash
ington stars.
GPO rollers will share the drives
tomorrow with New England duck
Primers. Washington will monop-
olize the tournament lanes Sun
day when Don Cost Of Clarendon
and Frank Micalizzi. Schlitz Beer
team star. will strive to hold theiI
mems doubles title.
Mixed doubles and the John
Dennis event will keep the Dis
trict's big squad of rollers busy
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Club Team Qualifying
To 0pen Manor Golf

Thirty SIX hole caalsfy.ng
rounds. starting tomorrow, 70
determine the club team 70 com
pete In the Maryland State team
championship viii be the opening
event on the schedule for the
Manor Country Club members.
The schedule. released by Col!
Committee Chairman Harry G
Pitt. calls for two rounds 10 be
turned in this week end. Stsri-
ing with the FIRST event. summer
rules will prevail in sil club events
The women's schedule was an
nounced by Mrs, Willard Edwards
chairman Of the Women's Goa
Committee
Meas Schedule
Anrtl-sS- 24--3s holes Qualifying fe,
MARYLAND STATE, IAtsT-eiab matches
Aay-l-RinEer tournament. May !
saa0'sa son sausssmsn sssssetf .Sesa =. slss
dsrs tfenr classes is-ssBsctive Hole.
handicap, 1s-Men's Goiters Ixnrheon
Ss2o es PATE ,Dairlnss ~, VII s ss dTsSn Men, 2,
and 3o--s~sspStxkes lS6 holes handicap
3o-Flas Tournament erivins. pitch and
putting contest
Iune-4-StkFttng of mems putUns
championship 5-Duser's Aiisi tcurns-
menI throw out three worst hoIesi Is
TSe-msu team championship tpArt ntTs
cannot be more than 10 strokes dtcsg-
snes', le~MAteh play Againss pat 3e
Junior championship. .A--Mixsa seott h
foartome tehoese own partner.
July ., :. 4-SweepStRkes t.lti~hole hGnF-
leap. @~Ssax tournament tdr!ying, pitch
and putting contest 1-InteFriGy mstchss
II. IL. 10, IL. is-Msryiand state cham
pIonShip. -|Times~Heraic taarns o.
meDt tClass Al. .6--Lsdies Cues Day
3i-Mlxed Scotch foursoms (Aitsrnals iet
shotsi
AuEGst--S-LAdies Quest Day. g.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
SPECIAL NOTICES

GAS BEATING BOILERS, automatic
gas water heaters, coal and oil
boilers radiators. bathrooms. kitch-
ems. ETC.: immediate installetions;
:ns z sFAFss9Ry Rssh1y co c0ss Nc. TAGhsSS2ss e sSss
sTEsSGRafHS WaSSsass Hsr fss sgP ssZP!ns 1.za az
business, correspondence. manuseript
ACCOUNTANT. exp: books started,
kept part time; audits. tax. services;
reas. OR. 2074.
] AM NOT RESPONSIBLE for any
sss.' ssa SSse %A4ER e ~ 0ns sAo ss5s9
! WI WILL is NoT f. BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by any one other
than thsn myself. JOSEPH M. JoHNsToN'
1909 LIST st. NV. "a
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted BY anyone
BROCK. zoos Dartmouth avenue,
College Park. Maryland; previous
Fairlinston. Arlington. virsinis. s4'
EMPLaYERs-we have all kinds Of
help to suit your specific needs. Call
us or see Mrs. Rupp, for any prob,
efhcient service al ali times. ALEX
ANDRIA EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, !,
INC. sic King st.. Alex. TIE. 1885.
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE, complete.
small accounts. Satisfactory and
prompt service. Ho. 7944.
INCOME TAX RETURNS kpared.
book systems installed. MR.. SOBER.
2132 Pa. ave. NV, ME. 0431.
ATTENTION, BUSINESSMEN - We
accountants. once msrs.. 6ooEkeep-
ers. ATLAS AGENCY. RE. 5767.
EMERGENCY SERVICE for elothins
..Nisht or day cali BLUE JAY
cuts tears or moth damage. We
call We deliver. CO. 1886. "a
Evening star., 1949-04-22
HELP MEN

Ny H s2sss &S1s.st 'is sSMSsgss sds assg's 4sRa!' a
mEs's sSs 9 6LoRsise 4; FIJI and ssraisaln.
men for positions in one Of Washing
toms better mems wear stores. per-
manent positions, good drawing &C.
count and liberal commissions. II
you are seeking Q worth:w while con-
nse'i2e Ef 1od:R end 3 sr: alsifs KA1fAN AiNP'!h i've F.
1908 Penna. ave. NV. -22
NIGHT JANIT0R, eolored, for apt
house; salary and quarters: must
have switchboard sxper. Box a, 2a b.
offfiIcE MANAGER In speeislsv
knowledge OF bookkeeping required
phases OF retail control work
State education, experience and
salary desired, Box 24o-o' ,s. s!sr'
OPTICAL BENCH MAN. cutting, eds-
ing.. marking, etc. no surface
desires future. Apply es7 \ 81. nv
PAINTERS. white. first class BALTI-
MORE RENovATING co" s3e5
pafarERs, ifsa Fl ns Brush AD mem ems report 70 ar
Rhodeniser. 1900 8. Taylor St, Fir-
giria Gardens. Ari. Va. --.a
PARTS CLERK, industrious. familiar
with General Motors parts; good
working conditions. with opportunity
ADDISON i5 CHEVROLET. NC. i4th
PHARMACisTs reiief, 3 eyes. and
every other SUNDAY Apply BRO
NAUGH's PHAR.. 34ol ilth st nv.
PHARMACIST, registered in va; a.
hr wk; dayyork. Apply THE
WALoREEs Co. in the P.ntasson
rsatoo1ToGRarHER, sto1GRarHER experienced in por-
trait studio; good salary: permanent.
Apply in person. ANTON. 7s9 In
pLAsTERERs WANTED. Is class
mechanics only. Gail NO. 1854
PLUMBERS HELPER. white. must
have d. c, drivers permit and be
experienced In johbing and remod-
fooD f!I1s s'Ts Co. reg sois tsa 14ts aDDiy z 6
PORTER par, time. % .erk q ary
cleaning plant. CENTRAL. CLEAN
ERS. 323 Carroll 81. n.w. 20
PORTER. eolored. between II and e.
PAIR sHoP. isa5 O st. nv. -s2
elevator. , IA JARWoob CLOTHES. Z, II IS 800
gth St NV, Ind noor. --18
fonIER. sooe ~, noyss' Ss,. no glEhIts yIsar e
PHxRMAcY, issS wilson blvd. All.
roossrf%n * kSD sf'' KITCHEN nTLfas.
s23 WI. and meais: eoiored; expert
enced IN delicatessen and restau-
sea. sSas ses.s sssA 'f G r'rss ssrnssa ass,
Va. Can IT. 0ops. --ee3
PREssER. able 70 DO sitsrasions;
ss.1sss sssss.. sosssas - f'ss ssiff: IL ,soss :.
s:l,;s an .ss' sss'; ss
sIlscE. sIi 13th o.
CLOVER CLEANERS. il44 7th a.
PRiNTER RREssMAN. Aa-around
man. sxper. a. compositor and on
antomatsc C a. r and Ki1ess pressss.
Ell 18th st. me- no. s7ii os NJ
rRiNTrSG SALESMAN. experisnesd.
.,..s s.,s sss.osp sss ssloss sos ss @sdis ne sns
commission Give age. sxperrnrs:
all pertinent facts VII se hsle
conndentisL Beg 4i1-n. star.
RADIO ESGfNEEk. kraeuate. andsr
80. who combines civilian rate
snssyaisal slas,nssis' 'aDsisaSe snd nasr Tor
wr5ffng plain Kpsfish- A large.
long-estabaished local crxantxasson
viii select . man carefully for .
permanent rosif,on viii a. ss-
.srss ,,,, ,sss1s 1s.,,s.,,n. e sssl' .ps ~ Wa:
yos % vsnt g do. ois. q sosns
idea ef ycar personal eirrnmstaneea
ard salsry sxpectaticns. Ypsr re-
piy ydil % ksrt cscAdsntaas. ox
Ae&-Ss ess
Evening star., 1949-04-22
CoIoniaIs Face Terps
In First Defense
OF Area LaureIs

George Washington q. plays
the first game In defense Of its
unofficial District area collegiate
baseball championship tomorrow
at Maryland. and 1t may be that
the Colonials are in for trouble.
In the most recent action against
mutual foes, G. w. twice lost to
Richmond, a team the Terrapins
twice defeated.
Earlier, however. the Colonials
beat both Rutgers and Michigan.
Maryland managed only a tie
against Rutgers and was shut out
by Michigan.
Two other local foes. Catholic
U. and American o., tangle in a
Mason Dixon Conference tilt to-
morrow at A. q. The Eagles yes
terday ran their win string to
three games by taking Loyola of
Baltimore, 81. The Greyhounds
are playing at c. q. today. The
Cards have won two Of their four
games.
Georgetown is on the road today
ut Villanova and will remain in
Philadelphia to take on Temple
tomorrow.
Yesterdays triumph gave A. U
q record Of four wins against a
lone setback in the Mason Dixon
Conference. All Eagle runs came
In the first inning, while Loyola
tailed its lone mark in the third
Johnny McLachlan pitched an
eight-hitter for the Eagles, but
had to be relieved in the ninth by
Dick Taylor with two on and none
out.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Winner by Photo
Sues Race Track
ForPhoto Injury
by fhs Assoeioied Press

LOS ANGELES, April 22.-It
wasn't the photo finish that
fioored Angelo Polizzi. he says.
just the photo.
Polizzi filed~ suit against
Santa Anita race track for
$25 900 yesterday. He alleged:
It was a most exciting race.
Polizzi, ticket In hand, pressed
In close at the finish line to
await the decision. Suddenly
he was hit sharply on the head
and knocked cold.
When he came to, he found
his scalp gashed. but the ticket
still was In his hand-and
there on the board was HI
number. His horse had won.
Why sue?
Polizzi says the photo plate
which provided the winer also
dealt him the knockout blow
as it tipped down a cable from
the camera booth on the roof
to the judges stand.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
HELP MEN

DENTAL TECHNICIAN. metal an
Usher. experienced: good salary, 40
pfSrAT hSsf Tsft Bssa 2aP nssss sss ..peG
enced acrylic packer in denture de-
ppe5atanips.b ppeaa sstb s. S-dny n'w. week. 40 a hSars
DENTAL TEOMNICIAN - Must be
gold work, to work for dentist In
modern lab. Call OR. 1899 after z
and Sun. ell am, 2 pm. to o.
DEPARTMENT MANAGER. for yard
goods and domestic department: 40
plus commission; excellent oppor-
sonnel some - once, SEARS RoEBucK a.
CO., $500 Wilson blvd. Arlington,
DOCTOR for boys camp in Maine;
experience. Experience age. Box 11s-G, star. .
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs.
New and used cabs avail. Reas.
rental rates. Must have identinca-
tion card. Apply Diamond lot. t0l
NJ st. ne, see MELVIN HERR1MAN
DRIVER for Plymouth cab. which is
in excellent condition. AID. 4457.
eaf eafl lsse sa, s5sa. sitfTn00n; D. C. permit
DRIVERS WANTED, preferably men
who live in Arlington. or men who
know Arlington County. Call ARL-
LINGToN CITY CAB, ow. $500.
DRY CLEANER, experienced. wanted
at once. CAPITOL LAUNDRY; 10
l. st. s.w. -22
DRUG CLERK. colored or white,
young, active man: must have actu-
ally worked in retail drugstore sey-
srsI years sn assy rsssnsly refs 5sss,s, TsssiTsd,
s. la5s. la5 oaaa sao1 sssn sennins 0as'ss as ne:
ELECTRICIAN or shelper with car,
year round work. IA. s203. .--24
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored. for
apt. house. 2o3s New Hampshire
FARMER. single or with no children.
must like animals and handle ma:
ehinery, for small truck farm; good
salary. Mr.. EVANS, oW. esss.
FILTER. part time. for mems altera-
tions: Monday and Friday, $40 pm.
gnsil $50 ,I pm m and al day g,osmsp; sassrt
once, srd f.. t. The aEcHT CO.
Silver Spring store, corner Fenton
St. and Ellsworth dr.. Silver Spring.
room CHECKER AND STEWARD,
take complete charEe Of country club
kitchen in washington area. State
full nartieulsrs. BOX ls5-D. Star:
FOUNTAIN MEN. experienced, good
hours and good pay. JORDAN'S
CANDY q LuNcHEoNETTE, Ap-
ply Mr.. Cassidy, 6l6 18th st. nv.
FOUNTAIN AND GRILL MAN. white.
exper. good hours. CHASTLErON
PHARMACY 18th and r Sta. Nv
MAN. experienced. Apply
WcGy0EAy nrvTfS GTnUE
ruEL III = on IL :TiiRucK DRIVERS ss,.
and Be Approved for bond. Submit
references and experience 10 Box
rGRNHIrthksfEr I'M hsfr and carpet salesman for
hctel and government institutions;
man capable Of earning S., 900 to
$4,000 . year. Write letter stating
experience for interview. EDWARDS
CONTRACT CO., 1888 Halt St Sc
GROCERY CLERK experienced. all
around man. must be sober: refer
ences: D C. permit Ao9ly ROB1N'e
MARKET, 1859 Sherman ave. Nv.
GRocERYMAN. sxper.. e-day vk.. ex-
eel. workins cond. Call after Ts3G
pm. uN. 1896; sun, after / m
GROCERY MAN. experienced. TO stoek
merchandise In q self-seryiee market:
AMY IN r psrs1n q sosn suSkithnsSHAa SichoSs ~
GEoCERY STORE MANAGER. sood
rnerchandiser. able 70 buy, cut and
display meats properly auto essen
tial: small operation: good salary
TO qualifled. hard worker. Previous
employment must stand inyestira-
ton BERwYN MARKET. Tower
s0s1.
Evening star., 1949-04-22
hElp MEN

RADIOMAN. outside work, must have
drivers permit; opportunity 10 learn
ATLANTIC ATLANTIC RADIO sERvicE i7fS
RSSio cH'S%sslfsr sfrais sf asiior need, manager
Required sssressire. hondsele Fast
plan. plan Boz iss-p. Star. -s7
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, can make
500 per week, fun or part time;
will take inexperienced and train.
J. r. MOTION REALTY. 24ib MI
Vernon ave. Alex Va. oV. 1900.
REAL ESTATE sAIEsMAN--our ex-
panding activities necessitate cur
employing an additional ssiesman'
vtrsinia resident preferred expert
ence not essential: references re-
sssr. yEoSAs REALTY. oL- 900,
sPxL 2xi isag EsTArE SALESMAN needed In
our business property department.
man with business easkGroard Pre-
ferrsd; BOSS a. PHELPS nc
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEs t2l. sxper;
Montsomery County rs.identisl
MogTooMLEy INVESTMENT .. a
RrasI InsossHSsT ssssfSTr co coe.,ssxas-R+sl e. . ep-
portunity for tuii-,ime ysxperlenred
man with veil -esta hiished and active
firm in Silver Sprint. Nd. For inT
seryiew call sH 600. -@@
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. 70 cover
new homes for builder; saArantteo
weekly salary piua bonus mnki De
refined, enereette, willing worksr'
reference required. Box ss3-D. star
wrruv NIGHT wArcuMAN, fer
hotel. nr. Dupont Circle. MONDAY
nights only, o PM en- salary
50: must be white. reliable, well
f.s0m%sansss ss'' sos sopssrsa5 s5D snr
RoUTEMAN for linen supply route,
exper. pref but not essentisI' sse
81 % as. s-dsy week, vacation stsh
Psy ADpIz z.n,epp e psrsor,, arsrs ss, sEsy: sse
ICE. 1859 n. Myer Dr. Arlington,
RoUTEMss for an old estahlishea
dry cleaning route. wondsfpl epper
for . ihorouThiy exp. man % make
refs. and be able 70 furnish bond
CENTRAL cLEANfRs. 52s csryoss
RouTE sAIEsMAs-Permxnsn pod
ton Ia open In our laundry sales
force Tor an extra roateEssn' pleas
WITH pay. Apply nfTT LAUNDRY
CO. 9lls istA a. nv. ga
gALEsMAN-ws are Offering . sery
good proposition for . hiSE-eaifbsE
man 20 get '-on the ground 6ooy" Of
3 vast wrcwtnE orGan4fatioSs Arpls-
cant must be high-eaiseer man. with
car. who y used 70 az income e
no cansasssns. Apply Sos papcnt
sai.asHax. 4 3 e = Vita ear: ens.r.as CO.
ss;r'ani', s;s z p.rs .ss ssstss'ifi cs iits "a e
sAIxsnGAN. sxp~rssnsee. 70 nansss
. uniferm Store. o. w. RICE Co.
it23 fsrna sss. A. 49,. ,.s.s..
No saiea Tesistsnes. sTAkPIx- z2i
ss1iEssMaSS-coILEcTos is for indus
trial Insurance route sFtaEnansse
necessary. ADp1y SOS vftas EDS
go Sta 81 a-w+ --~@s
SALTS NsSAGEE---Axgsessiss. hss6.
vsis-esssnsashs6 itsks ear dssiers
mast be espssss 81 hsadlIar ss!es-
men and ee vel inform<6 sn car-
rens usee ear ral1ess HssFsl salary
and ecn . write. sissns eps1
saLEssaEs. ea.sr.S--Dars<s hsss.-
ts-hous< ssllsns: nies ap5earnass and
ear 6rsvfns eses. aEksn.s Isa~res
eommassson HcA1ETxAD y"
.sIy5. NsIIsyH5S.sS. ssIs ol,a ~ = -. p. s AsI
posnsrssns ssilsns enis. prss ssasFss
II - ssai. azxeisc16p.zsf
hfrAN1ucA -o
Evening star., 1949-04-22
Sterling 5000
HELP MEN

HOsPITALIZATTON. disability income
celient company. Correspondence
confidential. write BOZ 25-D. star
HoUsEMAN. white. good salary and
pleasant working condition. Apply
10th and X sts. NV. --22
INSTRUMENT MAKER for precision
work on delicate and complicated
electronic and mechanical devices;
top-grade machinists and toclmakers
with experience IN small t0ol Tols as
4 RESEARCH CORP. Riveresis'
man for small apt. bids.. no chill
per month. See Mr.. RTTTERBUsH.
ysNrT6R Al roIn far ss; nU ap,. bldg. Of a. units.
eoiored. no 10 children: mus. be sober
and reliable; 5th-elass engineer IL
cense necessary; salary and quarters,
AID. 1000. -2S
LABORER. white. cemetery exper.
pref. but not nee; fun time employ
ment to capable man; good wages.
Anpls GEORGE WASHINGTON CEN.
EEEY; ErsysY:,.E RiEs1 sn. I'd ns extended otysnd
night watchman; regular hrs, 6-day
week; must stand rigid tnsestisatton
and physical exam: Give complete
history. etc. Box 374-G. Star. 23'
MAN for Eeneral store work: Apply
MAsTER MAskEr. 1873 PARK I'd
NAN needed Win some experience In
real estate leasing by weli-known
and established real estate concern,
BOSS q PHELPS, INC, l4Is X
MAN with some legal background and
FEDERAL departmental contact sx-
perienee: nationally known publsca-
tons; ase preferred s3 to 30; salary
open but considered substantial
Man ssl . . dF,s .ns mas In wnsHss sts nss fess
ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE. u o
MIX, :. white; perman.n. employ
shs aslin.ssa I. our ns ssls' fsY ssRY 'sn'hs. so +
1890 New York ave.
MEAT CUrTEK wanted. must be ex-
perienced IN oack-Foom work, none
but experienced reed apply. App.y
Ia perron to BUCKINGHAM SUPER
MARKET. .se0 Nichols ave. Sc
MEATCUTTER. for wholesale meat
house Apply DISTRICT HOTEL
Xxx. 1900. -e4 !.
ZEN e., combination wsiders and
saa s.selis icr sD CO. sra e. and ~ K ~ aiass as
MEN, white, to drive cabs: We tn-
sfrucf for i6entfdeation cards. Ait
Florida ave. ne, Room 2ai. IS
MEN. white. to work IN Aycsdssi
al are, neat. clean, depeneahle ard
able TO furnish references. See NJ;
smith or Mr., Natttngty after 4s30
m. e All - - Nv. -3
Evening star., 1949-04-22

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Evening star., 1949-04-22
HELP MEN tcont, J

BAKER-Opportunity for top all
around man to assume complete
technical charge Of quality retail
:hoD shop On St or nsSus nst.S May od1n S n Small
Spi ment. 20 for. 'assh 'dayIisst a bafins' Nan
Is looking for opportunity to be top
%an N his Eh sesnsa to 'hass ssary In T
bonus. based upon preduetien and
sales; All replies viii be held con,
fidential and present employer will
not be contacted until you have
sssa snss win Ss eo
~pletely investigated for the past 8
quality men are asked not to apply.
Write fully; inclqding minimum
BARTENDER for country club. Be
and trustworthy. Please apply in
coUNTRY ee56Hn Y CLUE. aIhssis Bethesda. @DMa' Md.
BARTENDER. colored. wanted to work
every Saturday night. Mr.. Geedes,
Elbow Room, JEFFERSON HOTEL,
BaRTEN1ER. Al; FENDER white; must be expert
eneed and sober, Apply in person
only before 11:30 am. or after 4 80
pm. No phone calls. please. ST.
REGIS BAR & GRILL, 111s Pa.
BICYCLE MECHANIC, must be thor
ouRhly exper. Apply s33 g st. NV.
BOOKKEEPING. clerk-typist, for
bookkeeping dept. Of medical clinic;
bnsesTSund and PTeviS@Ss @
$3.50 per year; 5ia-dsy,. 4o-hour
ersse. Cali 81. 1924. '' "a
ssSs15sassa. 2pps s@' LIS s''is ksnnsd; ss;
surcaER, q; CHER experienced. OPEN AIR
MARoEr' VA, oWl sa$s l$ss Wilson blvd. "a Ar''
BGTCHER-steady work for man.
Friday and Saturday; must be de-
pendable. Apply LARIMERS. 1927
Conn. ave. Ask for Mr.. Toombs.
CAR HOPS AND WATERS, age Is
to 25, for drive-in restaurant chain;
no experience necessary, working
hours 8 p.m. to 1:30 am, 6-day
week, including Saturdays and sun
days; excellent earnings plus meals, sas
pitalization. Apply in person.
HOT sHopPEs, INC" 1898 Taylor
cARPTESrER ENTER wanted for trim work.
Sdu Al. ouo6 eitti bsshss
CASHIERS. white. 81 to 25. who are
the super market business. II you
have the ability We have the oppor-
tunity, Must be high school grad
uate. have clean-cut appearance
and . desire To- please customers;
6-day wk.: starttns salary S4I per
months. More rapid salary advance
ment for those whose ability war
rants it,. Phone AT. 1884 for ap-
c2HIRPPiEnNsrTERs. ARR ENTERS for rough and trim
work: ;o5 q Buehsnan and ssn 5d-'
csfsRRs sIasa Aft:ss'onh tsS, Mhise to learn credit
and financial reporting, tosstnss
with title work; must be ig4s
school and live with parents n Or
large once near 18th and Il sts.
NV: hours, $50 to 5. Y day Sat-;
salary 10 start. &l40 a month";
quick advancement. Phone Ma
cHET. fsHs experienced; seafood restau-
other need apply. KING or THE
SEA RESTAURANT. 33is Conn.
cHIf. fnsi experienced, white. wanted at
nes RSs fSE SsrasN nIhs sst sos Appey ts * n1
COOK. must Be experienced. fast and
Without references. Apply RIoR-
DAMS, 1855 4th st. s.w. -2S
coUNTERMEN: exgsr, g not ,,5o neeessansEk; SAX
c6UNffR HND GRxIL MAN, exp. ]
speed and reliability essential: must
have rel; no piShts Or Sundsys;
Evening star., 1949-04-22
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