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Evening star., 1950-01-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Information and requests
sent in by the tollo,rino haze
been forwarded to those for
i0hoDl they ,Dere intended:
Washinston--Miss 8. G. c.,
Miss w. r. D., E. q. L., Mrs.
D. T. B.. M. F., Mrs. J. K, Miss
A. C. B., Mrs. T. F.. Mrs. A. r.
e., Mrs. I. w. D., Mrs. c. c. T.,
N. N. s.. Mrs. M. L., Miss e. A.,
Mrs. A. G.. Mrs. E. o. B., Mrs.
r. M. s., A. H., Mrs. J. c. NJ,
Mrs. @. F. w.. Mrs. c. 3. B.,
Mrs. J. s.. Mrs. L. B., Mrs. e. L.
T., Mrs. c. B. B.
-Alexandria--Mrs. q. 8. B..
Mrs. 8. G. G., Mrs. L. e. M.
Arlington-Mrs. J. v. F., Mrs.
P. H.. E. w. r. Bethesda-Mrs.
w. p. c., Mrs. A. c. Garrett
Park--Mrs. r. B. s., Mrs. D. j.
II. Morganza--Mrs. H. e. D.
Mount Rainier-Mr. v. 8. P.
Tak0ma Park--Mrs. L. r. r.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
PLASTEREQ WALLS

(From Miss w. M, Arlington.J
We are moving into a new
house in which the bath is fin
ished in painted plaster. Does
anyone know of anything on the
market which could be applied to
the walls so that water stains
and spots could be wiped right
off? AS they are now, I know
that every drop of water will
stain. Thank you so much.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
SALT FREE RECIPES?

From Mrs. E. D. L., Arlington.J
Do hope some readers will be
able to help me who are on a
strict salt free diet, due to high
blood pressure. In place of milk 7
have to use lonalac. Have to use
no salted butter, no canned vege-
tables, spices etc.
I am managing pretty well, but
was wondering If some readers
have recipes for some cookies or
cakes and desserts. Those that
contain no baking powder, salt or
milk.
I would appreciate some help.
These things such as bread, etc..
can be bought in diet stores. but
are expensive.
I love the carton on top of your
page, even my husband looks for
it each evening,
Evening star., 1950-01-15
WASHER;
DELAYED MEALS

(Fron1 Mrs. E. B. NJ, WashinetonJ
To Mrs. H. P. W., Arlington,
who asked about washers with
spin dryers, I should say that if
she is not interested in the auto
matte machines, then by all means
get one with spin dryer, pref
ersbly the well known make with
the four letter name. Mine,
bought in 1886 has never given
a minutes trouble, and they are
much safer than the wringer type.
Further, you can be doing other
rinsing while part of the clothes
are spinning dry, so they save
time over the wringer machines.
Also, clothes do not get creased.
and buttons stay on.
To Mrs. r. w. Seabrook, who
asked about getting meals ahead
OF time for a husband whose hours
are irregular. suggest that she
have several double boilers and
keep food hot in them and use
them for reheating leftovers. It
makes the adding of water or fat
unnecessary when the food is re-
heated and thus retains the flavor,
although it does take a little
longer to reheat meats without
gravy or anything" which does
not have its own liquid. It let's
you go about other things, instead
OF stirring the foods to keep them
from burning.
AS we like green beans cooked
about two and one half hours
and seasoned with bacon or bacon
fat, I can cook them ahead and
they are just as good when re-
heated. The same is true of kale
which requires only about a half
hours cooking time. If it is re-
heated in a double boiler. Soups
and steWs and chilli stretch con-
siderably if spaghetti is added,
and is meal in itself if you are
interested in less work and low
cred cost. Oyster stew has much
more flavor if made a few hours
ahead of time.
Wrapping roasts securely in
aluminium foil and reheating
them in the oven preserves their
flavor, and should help them re-
tain the heat. All the ingredients
for tossed salad can be readied
and mixing them will then take
only minute when the meal is
to be served. Biscuits can be made
during the day and stored in the
refrigerator ready to be popped
into the oven, and they are as
good as if made at the last mo-
ment.
Evening star., 1950-01-15

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and ad-
dress. We will withhold both
and use only initials. Please
address mail to the Readers
Clearing House. Woman's
Page, The Evening Star,
Washington 4.
Views expressed in the
Clearing House are not nee ,s-
sarily those Of The Star and,
as it is obviously impossible
for us to test all recipes sub
mitted, we cannot assume re-
sponsibility for them.
Betsy CastceH
Evening star., 1950-01-15
DRESS FORM2

From Mrs. M. r. G., Washineton.)
I am anxious to contact some
one who is the owner OF a wire
and plastic dress form regularly
advertised in various pattern
books.
I would like to know if salts
factory results are obtained from
this dress form before I purchase
one.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
PANCAKES WITH SOUR
r CREAM

(Fron, M. V. S., Washington.J
Do any of your readers have
recipes for pancakes made with
sour cream, or any other kind
that would be lifted out of the
breakfast class? I would like to
entertain a small group at a
pancake party" have an elec-
trio griddle so they can be made
right at the table. What foods
would you suggest serving with
them? 7 will appreciate any
ideas and recipes.
X II X
LEATHER TOPPED TABLES?
(Frona Mrs. r. L., Front Royai.)
What has been the experience
Of you ladies with leather-topped
tables. coffee and other living
room tables?
Also, has any one had expert
ence with new automatic washers
which has six letters beginning
with M and ending with G.?
Evening star., 1950-01-15
LOOPERS;
QUOTATION?
fFrom Mrs. J. r. M, HyattsuiHe.J

Iron, Mrs. J. r. M, Hyattsuille. J
In reply to Mrs. A. D. F., here
are several places that sell loop
ers:
/. Paul Knitting Mills, Com
merce and La Grange streets,
Pulaski, Va.
2. Colonial Yarn Products,
Charlotte /, N. c.
8. Signal Commission g. Finish
ing Co., Inc, 1415 Market street,
Chattanooga 2. Tenn.
4. Lucky Little Loopers, Ker-
nersville, N. c.
I can't quote prices as I don't
have a recent price list.
She might find the purse top
at the needle work store on 18th
street across from the Greyhound
Terminal.
Now for some information for
myself. I recently received
plate with a picture of a monk
blessing three peasants and un-
derneath it is the following quo
tation: THE Jackdow of Rheims
and of that terrible curse he
took"
I am interested in knowing
what the quotation is from. Can
any one help me? Thanks.
Evening star., 1950-01-15
PIZZA DOUGH.

A66A OoOTf1,
fFrom Mrs. c. c., WaShington.)
In your column recently a Mrs.
Il. G. w., of Silver Spring asked
for a pizza dough recipe. am
sending in my recipe which turns
out delicious each time. I hope
she will see it, as pizza is some
thing different and appetizing
Dissolve 2 tablespoons of short
ening and IL teaspoons salt in
z cups OF warm water. Let it cool
slightly and add l cake of yeast
crumbled. Mix we'll. Add S cups
OF flour and whip up into a smooth
batter. Add l more cup of flour
and knead well. Cover and let
the dough rose for few hours
before rolling out. On a Toured
surface roll out a small amount
of the dough at a time until it is
quite thin. Put in creased pans.
LEMON CRACKERS.
tffom Mf o. ~ IL. D., w tftCft6SLGT u
For Mrs. r. G.. j., Washington:
Two and one-half cups sugar, /
cup lard, 2 eggs, l pint or 2 cups
sweet milk, S cents worth of oil
OF lemon and l ounce Of car
Donate of ammonia. Beat the
sugar and lard together until
we'll mixed. Add the eggs. we'll
beaten. Pulverize the ammonia
and dissolve in sweet milk. Then
add the lemon and stir in enough
flour until stiff enough to handle.
My mother used to make a peck
OF these at time for our large
family and she never took time
to cut them out. She would
either prick with a fork or use
a pastry crimper or a sharp knife
to cut into diamond-shaped strips
2 by 4 inches. This recipe was
given to me in 1925, so you had
better ask the druggist what diff
ference there would be in the
price on the ammonia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-11
nes-SchodIotz
CerenonyHeId

Miss Marguerite Schodlatz,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
K. Schodlatz of Coraopolis, Pa,
and Mr.. Harvey r. Names, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Names of
Brooklyn, N. Y. were married yes
terday in the United States Navy
Chapel at the Naval Communica-
tons Annex. The couple will re-
side in Arlington after a wedding
trip to New England.
The bride, who has been in the
WAVES since 1943, is now a chief
yeoman in the Office of the Chief
of Naval Operations. She at
tended the University of Pitts
burgh and George Washington
University.
Mr.. Names was graduated from
Brown University and is a per-
sonnet specialist for AGO, De-
partment of the Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-11
Clown Shoes for Bobv
By EIeni
Fashion Editor.

Babies are pretty wonderful
little things. They provide us
with chuckles, phrases like
what a clown my baby is"
''baby needs a new pair of
Shoes" and they are so whim-
steal that they stimulate many
people to design special items
for their tiny world popula-
ton.
Mrs. J. R. Brumby of Attain
ia, Ga, a mother herself,
watched her baby's hilarious
antics of counting toes and
the like" and decided that her
infant might go for an idea
that would still allow him to
put his little foot in "it" CHS
mouth most babies do this
just for laughs, we're con-
vlnced) and at the same time
would not be harmful from a
sanitary point Of view. Out
of these Eat random" thoughts
she designed her first pair of
Little Goody Two Shoes" that
have little clown head rattles
at their tips that have been
painted with a vegetable dye
and that can do nothing to
baby but provide him with fun.
The baby shoes for 4 to z
months tootsies have adjust
able gripper fasteners that
make correct sizing a sure thing.
They are made up in soft felt
and corduroy in pink and blue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-11

Miss Peggie Jane Watkins,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Eller Watkins, became the bride
yesterday of Air Force 1t. Walter
Howard Flint, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris B. Flint of Washing
ton and New London. The cere-
mony took place in the chapel
at the Naval Academy, Navy
Chaplain Roy Bishop officiating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-11

-l16SSEST FNULU.
Miss Phyllis Rose Lozupone
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Lozupone of Washington and At
lantic City, was married in the
Holy Rosary Church yesterday to
Mr.. Joseph Nicholas Antosca, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Antosca
of Atlantic City. The Rev. N. De-
carlo officiated at the ceremony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-11

bradford -BGchrach Photo.
The First Baptist Church was
the scene of the wedding last eve
ming of Miss Isabelle Mae Weston
and Mr.. Carl Henry Mills. the
Rev. Edward Hughes Pruden Off
ciating. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Horton
Weston and the bridegroom's
parents are Mrs. Charles Joseph
Wedde and the late Mr.. Franklin
Samuel Mills of Bath, Pa.
Following a honeymoon in Can
ada, the couple will live in Silver
Sprinr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-11

The baby shoes are avail
able locally. With them you
can get ready for some mighty
fine gurgling, cooling and a
rafting good time with these
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-11

new "booties" for baby. They
make wonderful layette gifts
and pair tucked In as q "baby
> shower" gift is sure to cause
a lot of comment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-06-11

The marriage of Miss Frances
E. Rice to Mr.. John T. Lynn,
jr., took place yesterday in Moor
Park, Temple Hills, Md. the Rev
Clarence H. Corkran officiating
The bride is the daughter of MIR,
and Mrs. Daniel G. Rice of Silver
Spring and the groom's parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn of
Northampton, Pa.
After a wedding trip to Maine
the couple will live in Philadel-
phia.
Evening star., 1950-07-04
BUILDING MATERIAL

See Ace first. We now have our
many Jobs. Floorins, SS5 per NJ; n
toilets and tanks. S13; basins. So;
doors. and windows. iron fencing,
75c It; steel beams, angle irons,
plete new dept. Pipe, roofing.
shingles. cast iron pipe, plaster
board and q complete line OF
plumbing fixtures. Many other
Items: ACE WRECKING & BLDG
MATERIAL CO, 4002 MINI. ave.
Evening star., 1950-07-04
STENOGRAPHER

woman between % and 80 years Of
age. for q permanent Jstenographer' q
position in our Circulation Depart
ment; 4O-hr.. 5-day week. Must be
dttion to salary. generous company
benefits will be provided. Apply
Personnel. Room 5o6.
Evening Star Building
1101 Penn. Ave. NV.
TYPIsT wanted to work in automobile
sales ONCE; interesting work. pleas
soars '0ns See f29s Has ass5sas salsi55s ressir
MOTOR Co., Ford Dealer, $50
BladenSburg I'd. ne. %
WAITRESS. white, experienced; night
psops pss5 Gs RHsTsGR4N sstHsi 95fs Rn Rheds Msd
ws1TsEsS Islans aye. insi.. De .vn.r,.,,.a a-5
Ply IN person. Ifbo eARasssnsfHi REsTASkAAf, AR
Biz 18th st. NV.
WAITRESS. experienced. live in If
. desired. Fairfax 973. IS
WAITRESS-MAID - For high-class
guest house: must be good worker:
also dishwasher-maid; no Sundays:
good salary. Apply Tuesday at 1926
Girl, recent hieh school grad. pre-
ferred, previous exper, not neces-
carl ssIy Na. tof bs9S, ss9ySBins and shorthand. nag
LADIES OVER sa to sell wearing
apparel by REAL SILK through
personal contacts and leads; about
S2 per hour: day or evening hours
phone MA. 1856 10 am. to 3 pm.
YOUNG LADY for general ofiice work,
filing, switchboard and fair knowl-
edge OF stengographic work, nice
working conditions, 5-day 40-hr
wk, 2-weeks vacation with pay,
group insurance with all other at
fractions found in a live. interest
ing office. Salary to start ST. 500
@ @E3r appointment, ppn call MRS. DOWNS,
MARRIED WOMAN, a4-4o, nice per
sonality, who needs to add S35- -S65
per week to family income in pleas
ant and dignified work. locally. no
canVassing; flexible working hours:
car essential; no experience reauired
For interview call MRS. TAVENNER,
am. to IL noon, at 81. 6516. -
ALERT. well-groomed woman, with
evenings in this disnified 1sS''se Career IN
nne silver on liberal percentage plan:
no delivery, collecting or canvassing; !;
age 30-45; nationally advertised !:
complete training. at our expense.
Write, giving fun details OF your per-
Z sonal background and phone num-
Der TO Box 322-M, Star. -4
EXPERIENCED fountain girl, coIored,
extra work. 4 to IL pm. Apply
fountain manager before 4 pm.
MELLON PHARMACY, 1921 Nichols
ave. S.e. &c
Evening star., 1950-07-04
APPLY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
9th FLOOR, e:so TO 8 DAILY
WOODWARD &
LOTHROP

INSURANCE SALESMAN, industrial
debit opportunity for exper. licensed
agent. age 27-40. married; guaran-
teed salary to start. MA. 2443. Is
JANITOR. colored, married, no chill
dren, for garden-type apt. building
nice quarters, good wages; excellent
HaaE Hs5h'Rs s'sesasn' soss. i7so Z e. RsIns ns
JANITOR for apt. house, must be
experienced and knowledge of stoker,
Apply employment office,Jf9 am. to
IL noon. 1880 Wisconsin ave. NV.
LAWYER, experienced 8 to Is years,
preferably in governmental, trade
practice and general corporate law;
stan position, good opportunity FOR
advancement. Must assume respon-
sibility and qualify as department
head; Excellent working and living
and salary expected. Write person
mel department, HAMILTON WATCH
CO., Lancaster, Pa. a
LINOLEUM MECHANIC-Exper. only;
top WAGES: perm. position. HOME
INC. 97o2 Ga. ave. Sil. spg., Md.
LUBRICATIoN MAN-Fully exper.;
sERvicENTER, North cspitoi and and
MANAGER for high -class ladies' spe-
ciaity shop: excellent proposition.
Box 33-J. Star. --6
MEAT CUTTER, exp, sober, reliable.
Apply INDIAN SPRING MARKET,
10040 Colesville rd.. Four Corners,
Md. %
MEAT CUTTER-Experienced, for
self-serviee super market. Apply
SUITLAND SUPER MARKET, 1854
Suitlaand I'd. Sc. Mr.. Stancil, 10.
MEATCUTTER WANTED Drinkers
need not apply. THE CHASTLETON
MARKET. 700 nth st. NV.
NO. 1854. -
MECHANIC-New car prep. man
Chrysler products; exper. pref; good
working conds.. 51a-day wk., paid
vac, bonus plan; good proposition to
the right man. ANACOSTIA MOTOR
CO., 170S Good Hope rd, Sc. Apply
in person. See Mr.. Angelo. Is
MESSENGER, cciored. young; part
time. 1890 to $50 pm, 5 day wk.
ABEL 81 CO., 32l National Press
a
Evening star., 1950-07-04
SPECIAL NOTICES

1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
any debts contracted by any one
but myself. FREEMAN 4. BALLAD
Jr., 806}A st. s.e. 81
I WILL NOT. BE RESPONSIBLE fol
any debts incurred by anyone othel
than myself. ARTHUR D. GRIF.
FIN, 910 Girard st. ne. O.
DRINKING WATER EXAMINATION
at this time Of the year when sum
mer cottages are being opened. /
is. advisable to determine If tn,
drinking water Is bacteriologicall!
safe; our fee is So: we furnish ster.
lie containers and instructions PRO-
FESSIONAL LABORATORIES. 1915
You st. NV, Washington, D. c.
EUGENE e. DITTO, Attorney
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF COR
RORAuON-A majority of the
Trustees of the Typewriter Sales and
Service Company, Inc, Corpora
tion, organized and existing under
the laws of the District OF Column
bia, have become satisfied that the
objects and purposes of said Cor
and no installment of the capital
stock has been paid, and no in
yestments have been made and no
debts incurred which are unpaid,
hereby call meeting of the stock
holders Of said Corporation to be
held at its office. S11 18th street,
NW.,. at 1000 am, July z. 1850,
Tor the purpose OF dissolvinR the
Typewriter Sales and Service Com
panys Inc, at said meeting.
Evening star., 1950-07-04
HELP DOMESTIC

BUTLER. houseman, colored. Exp.
Box 419-L. Star. -
G.. b, W.-Cooking. laundry. 2 small
children: live in: Sun. and Is wk.
day on; must have exper, refs. and
hsalth report; salary. $50 wk. Cali
G.. il: W-5h-day week: must like
children; stay nishts. JU. 10000
GIRL. colored, child care; live in,
Gall anytime. CHI. OQ59. --6
GiRL TO DO general housework and
care for. small baby. Health card
and references required. Apply
b7O5 1st st. NV. -8
HOUSEKEEPER. white. live in, s.h.v..
ior empl. cple.. S-yr.-old boy. CHI.
5059 after o. 3
WOMAN, colored, make beds and
clean rms. In a small hotel: do not
phone. 1927 18th st. NV.
CPLE. MARRIED, to live in, e.h.w.
RELIABLE WOMAN to look after : 3
young children 2 mos at Va. Beach;
references: health card; leave mes
sage for 1t. Cunningham, VI. 1855.
MIDDLE-AGE CoLoREp WOMAN to
live in with colored fam. and take
care OF 3-year-old. RIM. and bd :,
$50 mo. Ii. 6-0S63.
COLORED WOMAN, IS to 35; s.h.w.:
live in; refs. Only those fond of
children need apply. JU. 1919.
Evening star., 1950-07-04
PHARMACTST


Permanent position with top pay for
capable active merchandiser down
town store. Box 410-R, Star. --4
PHOTOGRAPHERS PROOF PASS
KS, colors; should have car. Phone
Victory Bldg. eth st. NV. -
PLAsTERER, coiored; for apt. repair
tSs norf; iob Ts chi TpTs r. BY oh ths week Or BY
- so white. ,n,echa mics
HILL 4 SONS. University lane an6
PEaHssffEaRsEERs-whit., iiHsf only 1s.-els.s eh
JOB M. T.. sRoYRfLi, RoYaafIi. % END and ID
North Harrison sts., Arlington. Iii
PLUMBERS p years' work, in
Wheaton, Nd; card. Gail Ii.
3-S76e, GEORGE r. WARNER q co
PLUMBERS with Nd. journeyman
Apply JAMES PLUMBING & HEAT
UJssd Jsd o GO, 2012 Duke st.. Alex.
PLUMBERS, Nd. card essential, ex-
perienced on new work only. JACK
SCHWARTZ q SON, 2704 Ontario
I'd. NV. Apply bet. and 8 only.
PLUMBERS. for work IN Md. and
snnty y; g.; saa,e sx1er. plumbers nn only. need
FA. 2242 after . pm.
PORTER, used car lot, good pay,
excel. working conditions: must have
D. c. permit: no phone calls. Apply
GARY MOTORS. 1900 Good Hope
Evening star., 1950-07-04
LUMBER

LUMBER
We have q large stock Of fine framing
lumber. well seasoned and free Of
nails. Compare and save. ACE
WRECKING g. BLDG. MATERIAL
GO. 1909 MINI. ave. ne. LU.
LUMBER AND BUILDING
MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS
Open every Saturday and sunday ali
day Free delivery. Inquire about
free delivery to adjacent beaches.
FaA home impymt. loans. No, cash,
30 mos. to pay; Hours daily $3.50
RosHfRSsso;N oHSs; NnsRo sRos., NC,
1883 kenilworth Ave. NE. AK. 1900.
OFFICE FURNlIURE. Feconditioned;
9th 50. s.w.. NE 1856
PAINTERS EQUIPMENT - Spray
guns, brushes. ladders. ETC.; can be
rziNrfEE's Il Full sS EsufPMEAr. Fri Ii; s0ha IN.
PRoNossEDRlH PRs5sas!s Dl nx EEcdGkkDisS Gki sSels' Victor
Columbia, Decca. Capitol and So
nora records and albums: popular
and classical. Sheet music. Large
SHOP. 4so5 Mass. ave. NV. Isa EM
PIANO-upright Girard; one, book
case desk. AID. S773. -6
PIANO-If you are interested In buy
ing z new or used piano at Q really
worthwhile saving, don't miss the
values that Jordan,s are offerinG
during their July Clearance. Choose
from dozens Of the latest models Of
better makes. Buy now at the low
est prices Of the year and start your
payments II September. ST. 94O0I
JORDAN PIANO co. corner 18th
PIANOS select your piano on our
special rental purchase plan; low
summer rates d 81 mo-; big selec-
ton. KITS. 1880 @ 81. NV. --s
Evening star., 1950-07-04
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT BO0KKEEPER, IN
realtor-builder's ONCE; permanent
position. in excellent environment,
Ior thoroughly competent woman;
tions and giving phone number fol
interview by appointment. WAIVER.
LY TAYLOR. INC. 1923 Conn. ave
ADVERTISING TELEPHONE CLERE
d3r n classified advertising department
permanent position for GOOD typisi si
capable Of handling incoming teie.
phone calls. Apply personnel ONCE
Room 604, THE EVENING STAR
AssIsTrAiNSTF ISIS rAiSFa, sooRlKIfEprR. ass Ri a exa.r
with shorthand and tipping ability
ONCE. Box 273-R, Star. d
ASSISTANT BUYER and floor manager
experienced. for Washington's new.
est sportswear speciality shop. Apply
= npss9mnsssqay nsms * noon TO pm. KoN-
ASSISTANT BUYER and floor mana.
ger Tor our sports wear department;
must be experienced; unusual oppor.
tnnulty. Apply all week. KAPLO.
WITT, on 18th between e and r
ASSISTANT CAFETERIA SUPERvI.
sUh-Young woman under 40, inter
superyisory exper. helpful must
have good health, ability to direct
others and be cooperative. Should
ne ayallable for early hours. GOV
s5KNMENT 5lss SERVICES. INC. 1885
BEAUTIcIaaNS ati AN Part time. poRso.
THEA MAE BEAUTY SHOPPE, 3S4q
34th ST., Mt. Rainer, Md. --6
BEAUTICIANS, experienced only need
apply. Salary and comm. HUGO'S.
1903 K st. NV. 4
BEAUTY OPERAToR-Au around
good salary Only experienced need
apply. -MARY'S BEAUTY SALON, i
Rhode Island ave. ne. g
CASHIER, MGR 1000 posting machine
operator. for credit ONCE; permanent
only: salary open: 5-day wk. Apply
Mr. Trice, FRANC JEWELRY Co.
CASHIER-CHECKER, part time, over
noon hour, for cafeterias in Govern
ment buildings; we will train uuali-
Ned applicants If willing to begin
in relief pool until permanent part
lime opening; must have telephone;
aye 1S to 40. GOVERNMENT
SERVICES, INC. 1135 21st st. NV.
CLERK, white. full time for laundry
and dry cleaning store; experience
preferred but not necessary. Apply
lauo II st. me-, IL am. to 6 pm.
CLERK-TYPIsT and general ONCE
work, must have exper.: S35 VIZ ::
S-day wk.; small office. BOX 276-R,
0I0E- -
Evening star., 1950-07-04
MULTILITH OPERATOR

EXP. nee. Also some addressograph
and typing exp. helpful. 5-day wk
Discount on purchases. free hos
pitaltzation and other empioye bene-
fits. Box 412-R. Star.
OPERATOR for international TD-9
dozer-shoyel: must be experienced
CAN r. o. SMITH, WI. 1927 OF
OIL. 3O3S. "a !
PAINTERS, must be stage men. Phone
N. BECKER & CO., GE. 1899
after once hrs. RA. 1850. q
PAINTERS experienced men. plsn-
ty of work. See Mr.. MACHIR
Wednesday at 1880 Massachusetts
PAINTERS, inside and outside work
Report to Mr.. Long, 9th and Taylor
sts,; So: Arlington, Va. Ma. 1887.
GRuVER-CoOLEY coNST. CO. -
PHARMAClsT-dood position, with
excellent salary, is open for good
man. PENN DRUG, 18th and e NV.
PHARMACIsT-Exper. man who can
merchandise and manage help; store
closed on Sunday. COLONIAL
DRUG-LIQUCR, 1119 18th st. NV.