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AMBASSADOR
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
170S O st. NV.
MEN

Pharmaceutical sales medical detailer.
$500 plus expenses.
Tech. writer. electronics. to $1,000.
Mathematician, $500.
Tech. assist. electronics, production
$40.
Assistant bookkeeper, retail. $55.
Shipping clerk. exper., $50.
Route sales, $50.
Junior clerks, $40.
Clerk typists. S46.
packerS-craters. $50.
dss island attendant. 4 Pm. to mid
Cashier S46.
Pressman, ST. an hour.
Counter sales. $50.
WOMEN
Secy's.. engineer, legal. personnel.
sdyertisins, medical, etc, 8 to 6ts
Stenos.. rusty shorthand. 8 days, Is
to So yrs. $2.40o to $4,000.
Supervisor. insurance exper., some
tipping involved, career job. $3.50.
Receptionist. typist. doctors ONCE. 5is
day, S45.
Typists. NV, ne, s days. s15o-s1s0.
Clerk-typists, b. s. grad. s days,
S140-S1T0
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SPECIAL NoTIcEs

I Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts. incurred BY any one other
than myself. CHANCELLOR b.
y; JACKSON; g3l T s. NV. ss' .
pm. daily, except Sun. KAHN
QPPENHErMER, 917 r st. NV
Af II MI Sso''i BUSINESSMEN we
specialize in selecting and placing
accountants. ONCE mgrs., bookkeep-
ers. ATLAS AGENCY, RE. 5767.
ACCOUNTANT EXPERT. books started
and kept, all tax returns made.
I WILL NOT he RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred By any one other
than myself. LEONARD LJPPMAN.
1928 Crofiut pi. Sc. go
GAS HEATING BOILERS. automatic
gas water heaters, coal and Oh
boilera.. radiators, bathrooms, kitch-
ems, etc.; immediate tnstaIiations;
small monthly pnts, THOMPSON 500
ACCOUNTANT exp; books started,
kept part time; audits. tai services;
reaa On. 2o5z.
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HELP MEN

MEAT MAN for self service .aroctry
10 wrap meats. JOSEPH KAY. 23os
a ise Il e tsex,.dss of al ears.
: .sp.f s soea 's ssisr, ro ois "a.
RACE, bT0o Branch ave. Sc. --.s
MEN oyEH 20, psrt-ilns ssjsswork,
ewes. and Sat, throush personal
and apparel by REAL SILK, About
81 .s0-sa hr. Phone Ma. s3se, 10
MI. r y ws enrE white. ss-ss neat.
Westminster RESIDENTS. See Mr.. Mat
tinsly after 4.3o pm si2 nth 1T,
MEN. white. to drive cabs; nc IN
straei for Identification cards. as
NIGHT MAN for apt. hids... from II
must. operate elevator and small
switchboard: $io0 per month SEE
MRS. BROAD. resident manager.
1915 10th at, nv SO
OPTICAL BENCfIadAN. no surface
.srI ds, ass b. &c srs 9..s. s,
PAINTERss Isl class. Apply on Job.
7ia ssth ", 8. Axiinston, Va. ---gT
PAINTEx8. must be 6rss class and
rood n trim work. must be steady
and reliable; tor wages Apply ready
ior YORK; asi- wiseonssn ave nv
on,~ reed spply NATION =
JoHNsTos. fsff Eve 81 AZ. --3a
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over Is yrs. 81 sse,. refs. rsa.s sstsTE,
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hy wk. dsyvcska Appay IHk
wALGREKN CO. IN the pssssssn
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must hare kndwiedEe Of hlus prsnts.
expsr. ~ foreman. sosns knowledxe
Of Heating, and koheY. Write G1FinT
ayr sxpsr. and susisnesfaons sss
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ro1isuas AND sUFyERs. . men
needed. steady x0rk for ftxkt nhsns
must hare A. r, Of l. union esrds.
WHtfS m&E8&A&EA 0GfF MFEU
MARRfKA METAL MANUFACTURE
no Co. s2s W -. n.ss Ap. Tsss-
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SPECIAL NOTICES tcons.l


have all kinds Of
help to suit your specific needs. Cali
us or see Mrs. Rupp, for any prob
'em you may have. Confidential and
efficienG service at all times. ALEX
INC. $40 King St. Alex. TIE. 1885.
ANNUAL MEETING of shareholders,
Washingt ton Permanent Building
Association will be held at the ONCE.
$50 F street. Northwest. May 4:
1919. at 800 nm. for election OF
business that might come before the
shareholders. Polls open from 1000
am. to 200 pm. JULIUS A.
MAEDEL, Secretary.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted BY any one
ORION. Jr. 40l0 3sth ST., Brent
wood, Md.
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hElP MEN

CHEF, white, experienced. sober. mar
'ried, able 10 take complete charge
OF purchasing and all preparations
and serving of food; excellent sal
airy for right man. Apply in person
after pm, OLD WILLIAMSBURG.
3027 MAYOR I'd. Sc. Us
CLEANUP MAN for tavern; white.
81 yrs. or older; 6-day wk.: IL to
ave- phi Hillsia s NJ Nd. "A IS
CLEANERS and hallmen, colored
. aDDly ONE 3 s;n so g. pm. 1928 cs"n
elerk-typist and general once work.
pleasant personality; good salary
VAN sTREADER, els Penn. ave, Sc.
CLERKS g, white: e learn credit
with title work. must be 194s OF
1910 graduates Of . senior high
school and live with parents In or
near WASHINGTON. perm. position In
large once near 18th and II g, nv;
a aogf e s stsr nsn a Gis al
ment. Phone ma. ss68. -
.CLERK-TYPIsT. with knowledge Of
bookkeeping; opportunity for I'D.
vancemert. with long-established
concern. STANDARD TIRE h
BATTERY CO.. 10th and II SITS, ne.
CoLLECToR-sALEsMAN. Tor part.
time work, on established debit:
worth So to IS per hr.. must live
Hyattsville. Alexandria or Northeast
D. c.. and have light car. GIVE
phone number and oualifcations.
P. o. Box B. Baltimore 3. Nd. --29
C0MPOSITOR. permanent position
e. ~
VIZ; open Job. Bsx l5s-D. ss s
coUNrERMEN. expcr. not necessary.
Apply at once, GLEN ECHO PARK
RESTAURANT. Glen Echo Park. Nd.
CoUNTERMAN with waiter exper..
for downtown restaurant excellent
opportunity for steady sober man.
18th Ut. NV.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT Statesmen -
Men to sell dairy equipment to deal
s srper iG s..a, 9 sat sos sssens.
tories: Pleas i've fnii informstion
b 1st letter. PERFECTION MANU-
TACTuRIN0 CORP. Eastern d.
vision; Room fOo5. 40 iith st.
DANCE TEACmERs t5l--Dcn Mar
ktul uGC03 Hxcus Avs ~1~s3Hy VITA
personality and ambition. 10 teach
ballroom dancing and train 70 be-
come branch mAnaGers In cut
ef-town xfnc1ue: NO experience nee
eSsary. complete training given. APP
ply In person. 1-6 pam. Do not
telephone. DON MARTINS STU
dos. soc 18th 1t. NV. -eS
MAN for Sroeery store.
Apply In person. References. 35ia
DISHwAsHER. exerienced. good ref
erences: good salary. meals and
-,aIn Gu il pers1r, INDIAN
SPRING COUNTRY CLUB, Colexvilie
pike and Four Corners. Silver Sprins.
Nd. --29
DRAPERY HANCER and slip cover
cutter, experienced: pefmanent po-
sttion. Apply In person, CORA
Dos. Mc.. ATT Conn. ave. nv:
DRTvKR. vhits. for linen route: mot
ovsr 20: must have rs(erenees. DIS
IRlcT LiNIa SERVICE CO. e =
DSlvEl ana ysrter for iisaor stors.
rozeronce; 40 aalAxy. ACAR
kleUQa 0u111xA 1900 y. csp-I
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Prem sAs D c E@tess e. Ssta2 ssss4sssrs
Marian @ MaEnAg1a 80, Ars4ngSanu Va.
nGners q Fry 50, 81. p VI "a.
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Austrian Tune Populor

A new Austrian tune. Itch had
rote Hare" Il have red hair, has
made the European Hit Parade"
and is much in demand in Aus
tria, Switzerland and Germany
on the radio. Vienna reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-28
HELP MEN

ADVERTISING MAN With local and
suburban experience wanted to join
stan of local newspaper; man
selected viii be paid liberal salary
against drawing. In reply to Box
Bad. Star. state fun details in
GLIDING telephone number. ---29
ADV, WINDOW DISPLAY MAN, en-
perienced In handling crepe paper
and point Of sale pieces; car nee.
good salary plus gasoline, Boz
ASSISTANT PARTS MANAGER, mus.
a. nsse N LsnsolnasT 1Snn sxps, ARPly
NESS CENTER. Arl.. Va. ov. 1000.
MAcmnusT. exDer,-
eneed only. Apply NATToNAL AuTO
o6Y1Ck 733 11th 6. 90 -
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When ansapering advertisements
addressed to Star bo1es do NOT
inclose originaIs. references. or
other materials OF personal uaiae.
Copies serpe the purpose and
originals may get lost.
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Stadium Pharmacy
Corner 18Th 8 B Streets Sc.
Is a Star Want.Ad
Branch Agency.

Other Branches eonven-
ientIy located throughout
the City for the occept-
once. of Classified Ad-
vertisine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-28

Births Reported
Urom the D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
Warren land Frances Adams, Girl.
Wilbur and Helen Anderson boz.
George and Alice Andrews. boy.
Thomaa and Dorothy Arms. boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-28
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

for Silver Spy. once;
stenographer and librarian needed;
excel; oppor. WoRTHINoToN EN-
ave, Sligo 300. II
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your aus dG LIie
Business Office, 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue, open
8 am. to II pm, or at any
of the Branch Off1ceS.
throughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, IL am. to 8 pm.
Lost and Found Advertise
ments on Page As.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
French Seek Formula
To Slave Off Crisis
By the AsSoeiofed Press

PARIS, July 28.-French parlia-
mentarys leaders will try again
today to reach a compromise
agreement to avoid q cabinet
crisis.
Leaders Of political parties
which support the government of
Premier Henri Queuille met twice
yesterday without reaching agree
ment, but there were signs that
some formula might be found to
avert a change in the government.
Earlier, Mr.. Queuille was re-
ported threatening to resign as a
result of a cabinet sQuabble over
wage policy. It was reported that
the premier offered his resigna-
aon to President Vincent Auriol,
who refused it and urged that the
quarrel first be aired in a legis-
lative debate.
| The issue concerns the grants
of vacation bonuses and other
benefits to government workers in
the social security administration.
Using this as an excuse, labor
unions are demanding similar
bonuses for all workers.
Rightist deputies claim this
poses an inf1ationary threat which
must be stopped. They are de-
manding some sort of backtrack-
ing on the question Of bonuses to
the social security employees. Other
members of the cabinet are refus-
| ing to backtrack.
Evening star., 1949-07-28

delegation to the OEEC would not
support any increased aid fol
Britain.
The participants must agree or
the shares each is to get. Britain
already is the largest beneficiary
She originally asked for $1,114,-
100000 for the year which started
July /, representing a 10 per cent
reduction from last year. This
already has been cut back tc
1923, 100000 by American officials
That figure was based on ar
American appropriation of $4,566,-
100000, a total which Congress is
now in the process of cutting.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Club Caretaker's Body
Recovered From Potomac

The body of Aloysius Guy, IS,
caretaker Of the Sycamore Island
Canoe Club, who was drowned July
10 when his rowboat capsized in
the Potomac River near the island,
was recovered last night about a
mile above Chain Bridge.
Montgomery County detectives
said the body mad been washed
up on a sand bar in midstream. 1t
was removed to the Pumphrey
funeral home, Bethesda.
The boat in which Mr.. Guy was
rowing with Malcolm F. Thomas,
telephone company repairman.
capsized when it struck a guide
rope strung across the river to the
island, which is opposite Glen
Echo.
Mr.. Guy had been employed by
the club for about two months,
police said. He was unmarried.
Evening star., 1949-07-28

of three months ago. had been
sent to the Organization Of Eu-
ropean Economic Cooperation
(OEEC) in Paris.
The officials denied reports
abroad that Britain had asked an
additional half-billion dollars or
more in Marshall Plan funds. But
they acknowledged they hoped the
deficit figures would be used as a
yardstick for Britain's needs.
Government Stocks Drop.
Government stocks dropped
sharply on the London Stock Ex-
change yesterday for the third
consecutive day. Millions of
pounds were chopped off the value
of the securities.
Financial writer's generally
Evening star., 1949-07-28

States 5000 merit system en-
ployes will refuse to sign pledges.
The 20 who haven't responded.
Mr.. Davis said, probably have
been delayed by absences or vaca-
tionS.
The oath which the employees
sign pledges loyalty to State and
Federal Governments. It also is
required of school teachers, al
though teachers are not under the
merit system.
The act has been challenged in
the courts and is subject to a
State wide referendum at the 1850
general elections.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
British Dollar Deficit
OF Il Billion 10 Spur
Battle for j. ). Aid
By the Assoeiofed Press

LONDON. July 28.-Britain's
latest dollar deficit estimate of
S1,518,000,00 for the 1949-50 fs-
cal year appeared likely today
to touch off a lively scramble for
Marshall Plan funds in Europe.
Treasury officials said new ster-
ling area deficit figures for that
amount, $404, 100000 over those
Evening star., 1949-07-28

blamed the slump on British labor
troubles and lack of faith in the
Labor Governments ability to pull
the country out of its financial
crisis.
The OEEC, formed last year, is
designed to coordinate European
recovery moves and assure the
efficient distribution Of American
aid under the Marshall Plan.
British officials said none of the
other 18 participants in the Mar
shall Plan had submitted supple
|mentary estimates of their dollar
needs. for similar use in dividing
the American aid.
Italy Bars Support.
In Rome, Foreign Trade Min
ister Giovanni BattiSta said Italy's
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Mrs. Beck Says She
Exchanged Lies With
Michigan Authorities
By the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. July 2S.-Martha
Beck says Michigan authorities
lied to her and that she lied to
them.
On trial for murder with Ray
mond Fernandez, lonely hearts
Romeo, Mrs. Beck told yesterday
how she was questioned after the
couple was arrested in Michigan
late last February.
They questioned me so much, "
she said. that half the time ]
was so mixed up didn't know
what I was saying. Sometimes I
lied. lied because I wanted to lie.
But I'm not lying now. I'm telling
the truth"
Arrested in Michigan.
Fernandez, "a, and the 1885,
pound Mrs. Beck, 20, were arrested
in Michigan on charges of killing
Mrs. Delphine Downing. a Byron
Center widow, and her infant
daughter. The couple was brought
here for trial on charges of killing
Mrs. Janet'Fay, an Albany IN. Y.}
widow, at Valley Stream, N. Y.
Mrs. Beck testified that Roger
o. Mcmahon, prosecutor OF Kent
County, Mich, and Clarence Ran
die, Kent County deputy sheriff,
made false promises to her to- in
duce her to make statements.
She said Mr.. Randle is "the big
gest liar God ever let live"
She said Mr.. Mcmahon told her
that if she would confess to crimes
other than the Michigan Staying,
and If she and Fernandez later
were paroled on the Michigan
charge, then other State authori-
ties could not touch her.
Statement Used at Trial.
IF it were not for that promise
I would have said nothing" she
said. For up to that. time they
nothing from me, but my name"
A statement purportedly made
by Mrs. Beck in Michigan con-
cerning the New York Staying has
been introduced at the trial here.
All three killings allegedly
stemmed from a plot to swindle
lonely hearts" club members out
of their savings through romances
started by Fernandez through the
mail.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Loyalty Pledges Unsigned
By 70 Maryland Employees
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, July 28.-All
but 20 of Maryland's civil service
employees have signed loyalty
pledges required by the States
stringent new law against sub
versive activities.
Those who don't comply by
Monday automatically lose their
jobs.
Russell S. Davis, State Employ
ment Commissioner, said there is
Evening star., 1949-07-28

AMERICAN MILITARY POLICE DISARM RUSSIAN-American
military police aided by German policeman, disarmed this
Russian soldier in the United States of Berlin yesterday
witnesses ad after he and companion brandished auto
matte pistol in cafe The military policeman in right fore
ground holds the pistol other Russian fed but found
later hiding in apartment.
-AP Wirephoto via radio from Berlin
Evening star., 1949-07-28

William II was the only King of
England who never married.
Kodiak mirror., 1949-02-26
Legion To Fete KHS Team

Kodiak h gh schools R.ndez. vous tournament G ass B basket oaIl cham 1D17 will be guests of l,nor at a banquet Friday even 1g at the M ntmartfe Inn,
 AmerIcah egion Post IF and he Auxiliary wl be hosts to the team.
 Reservations for legionnaires and parents of the team memb CTS must be made by Wednesday noon Interested persons are urg e" to call J ,mes Bennett, leglon c mn ander at 535 NOE, or the
Kodiak mirror., 1949-02-26
C. OfC Hears About Fish

A one cent raise Ill fish prices thIs year would mean $50 OOu to h diak, Joe Kerrigan business agent for the United Fishet m=n 'nf Alaska, told the Chamber of Commerce Thursday
 Mr Kerrigan was gues speak sr at the regular Iunche n. He R's1 said there are no commun sts in aHy of the local unions
 President L J Norman will sppoint permanent committee so work with the fishermen un s'D and aIl other unions in town pn an effort to further their wo k, improve conditions and promote e closer relations between the c of [ and che unions.
 The new committee will be in- struetsd to write W. c. Arnold, sepre sentative of the salmon in. 3Ostry, asking, "why ..37 local ashermen have been notified fbey will not be asked to fshsein eSe Bristol Bay area thls year.
 All members of the c of c are urged 60 encourage new mem oers to join The organization and 10 attend tho meetings regularly.
 President Norman said, The q of c IS the sounding board for tbe community and more inter s3b should be taken in It's func- Mons