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Evening star., 1950-05-29
SITUATIONS MEk'

ACCOUNTANT. 10 yrs exper.. wants
part-time work as bookkpr., monthly
state. tax returns; / to 8 days wkly ;;
salary open. Box COX. Star. 3O'
ACCOUNTING, full or part time
executive ability, wide experience in
detailed cost and general accounting:
tax problems. Box 50-K. Star. 29'
COLLEGE GRADUATE. 2s. veteran
personable. adaptable, experienced
In newspaper work. specialized sales
motion picture distribution; present
employment unsatisfactory. Box 81.
EDITORIAL ASST. - Grad, exper
secy.; grad, journ., public reis.; mar.
ried; available. Ma. $3.50. Ext. 4Os
MIDWEST editor, able, exper., seek.
position with local Newspaper II
PUBLIC relations or allied neld. Boz
PAINTER, contract exper.. wishes lob
large or small; quick worker. AD
RADIO REPAIRING-Youne man
wants part-time bench work. MR.
SYKES. RA. 1858 after q. 29s
YOUNG MAN, "a. college graduate
major In economies and political
science, desires position with small
concern or private individual. Refs.
Box 36I-J. Star. go
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AGENTS

AGENTS-ORGANIZATIoNs! - Make
up. to 100% profit, plus bonuses
Sell country's finest line greeting
cards, ETC.; special sample offers on
approval; free folders; Christma as
lmprints l50(S1 to 25/Sl .95); 81
personal stationery; napkins, coast
ers,. etc. Write GATTIS CO., 1924
18TH st. NV, Wash. D. c.
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GROCERY CLERK, colored, exper.,
refs. required, must not drink Ap-
ply 1898 Grant st. ne, vi. 9760.
GROCERY WAREHOUSE MAN, an ex-
perienced grocery warehouse man
can f1nd a fine opportunity for
steady employment and advancement
ton. free disqualification and surgi-
cal insurance, as well as, excellent
working conditions. Apply Room
l24, ShiElington Trust Bldg, Shir-
lington Shopping Center, Arlington,
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HElP DOMESTIC

work live IN: have other aS h6eMinssa1ss 6eipa Muss
haye h5aagyee experience and references. WO.
COOK, G.H.w., experienced, with ref
cooR.IAuNbRhsso Sf Or oeicek eSs9 torous
dinner. occasional baby sitting; sal
xCall Lo. $685.. 80 80
CIV: exper. cook; recent ref. req. !;
$50; free every other Thurs. pm.
eR eIean sp ana reliabis nYta e. for n~ sRS so
8 to 4 Mon. through Fri, 8 to /
h.si, On Sat Apply at ls cheverly Circle,
SsnSv' 70 lss ssss ssstins q fel sRs
CIV plain lain cbok; mus. live IS in;
Thursk wk iodsl nG Ssta sat9days Iss q sM "a ga dsy
Girl or woman, white s' g.hsw. INV care care
of 7-yr.-old girl for employed couple:
rm, sOod home; SIS wR. kE. 3.4s4o.
HoUsEKEEPER, white. live in. g.h.w.,
cpl. Ref; and health card. $50 mo.
MAID e: :H.W.MESp. with children.
refs: checked; days. d pm: SO.
4027 18th NV, Apt. 205 aft. IL
MAID. 30-45, white. g.h.w., good
cook make home here. 70. 1886.
WHITE LADY wanted to live in. do
light housekeeping and practica:
nursing. Call FA. S479. 2es
WOMAN"Cleaner. laundress; 5-day
week 9 to 8: $50 plus car fare.
Nsrth silver Spring area. 81. 09l6.
SETTLED WHITE LADY to care for
elderly invalid lady and prepare her
meals. 1880. pm. to 1880 pm, g.
gay wk. salary open. Box 41-J,
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CLERK-TYPIST

OLE1Ih- I f1Sl
To work in well established auto
mobile business. in new, modern.
air-condltioned building; group hos
aed sfis eHEvsoIsT vassIlsF
WA. 1900, Ext. 3. 30
CLERK WANTED-Reindeer frozen
custard store; full or part time
Apply between 6 and pm. S43C
Colesville rd.. cross Sears Roebuck
CLERK-TYPIST
ence to work in accounting dept.
OF large organiZation. Air-condi-
toned !office with employees cafeteria
and other employe benefits. Apply
in person to 1924 II st. NV. 80
CLERK, white, for laundry-dry clean
Ing store; part time. Apply in per-
CLERK. for dry cleaning store. Ex-
pEPENDABLE CLEANERS, 3oos
Columbia pike. Arlington, II
E E6sz seif 1905 ;sfz isa AsGy
CLERKS to 80, for our branch
store sGstsd located At @ Ssis Conn: ave.
CO. 2I19 18th st. NV. -2e
CLERKS, TYPISTS and cost clerks
80. Air-conditioned Bethesda Of
nee. Good opportunity combined
with good working conditions. Per-
manent positions. Ages Is to 30.
not over 80: 5-day
week. Decentralization, surgical serv-
ice and life insurance provided.
MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
1901 H st. NV. Call MRS. STOUT,
MA. $500. 80
CLERK -TYPIST, for general once
work. with basic knowledge Of book
keeping; interesting position in
ladies specially store. JOSEPH r.
HARRIS CO., 1924 F st. NV. 80
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Settled Woman Cook
Willing to live in. Telephone after
II am, Woodley 3341, or cali for
interview at 3539 williamsburg
Zane on Porter street NV. so
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ENGINEER
MUST BE EXPER. APPLY MR..
MONTS. 230O CONN. AVE. NV.

FENCE sALESMAN-Attractive propo-
sition to man with car and refer
enccs. Leads and full cooperation
furnished Metropolitan Washing
toms leading fence CO. For inter
view, call Mr.. Crumley. MILL-TO-
YOU CO., HI. 2919 or 10. s-2I91.
FOUNTAIN MAN, young and exper.. =.
ewes. d to 10 pm. and Sun. NEW
HAMPSHIRE PHAR., 5000 1st st.
GROCERY CLERK, colored. expert.
enced. must be able to read comp
tometer scale. wait ON customers
ETC.; also experienced produce clerk
must. be reliable, sober; permanent
position for right man. Apply in
csG9Ea;Jle peTson; lees 9Sothh ath St T, pS piT -; 20
thoroughly experienced in grocery
work; this is night work with q
stock crew for a. chain of super
markets: only thoreughly expert
enced, active man will be consid.
cred; excellent salary and WORKING
conditions, employe benefits. Apply
Room 124, Shirlington Trust Bldg,
Shirlington Shopping Center. Airing.
ton Va -1n
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HELP WoMEh
MANAGER

For neishborhood children's shop;
must be experienced; excel. chance
for . real go-getter. Write stating
salary expected to
BOX 1851, STAR,
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SALESMAN

For sewing machine department Of
leading department store. inside and
outside selling. on live leads; trans
portation' furnished; salary. S65
weekly. Write. giving full history,
Box 70-K. Star.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GlRL-colored, desires part time OF
days work; refs HO. 64T4
GIRL. ,colored. wishes Ehwa 5 DAYS
q week MONDAY throuEh Friday /:
SO wk, Hu. 09TS
GIRL, eolored. wants employment as
domestic worker. part time, or
laundry work. ref. IL. 3-4e1s. SO
GiRL-Colored, desires lob as nurse
maid, light house work, Nj. 7244,
G.H,w..oirL colored. wants day,
work. wNl take care OF children
good ref. Phone ST. 7O4T
COLQkED WOMAN desires domestic
work. 5ta-day week; ref. Ii. 4-S5ss
MIDDLE AGED WHITE woman vii,
sive 3 TO 4 hrs. OF her time as
mothers helper in exchange for room
ana board and small salary. ~.
l st.ss %.
FiLiPINo-B Butter. houseman; neat:
with previous experience: city or
country; bachelor preferred. Box
WoMAN-Colored. wants . DAYS
work. Tuesday. Wednesday; So and
cariare; GOOD refs. MI. 1851
COLoRED WOMAN-G INV his-day
wk,, no cooking; or perm. days work
Laundry. cleaning; Al refs. DU
1894.
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BLDG. MATERIAL CO, 4OO1 Minn.
ave. ne, LU, 4-050O y
BATHTUBs. built-in. S26: new ana
used plumbing fixtures. BLCcK's'
BATHTUBs. new. used. butt. in. i.s,.
SALES CO. 2as7 Ga ave 81 baSo
BED, twin size, hair mattress. Gov.
cred box springs, S25. no, siao.
BED LEGS, for coil or box snr,nr,,
convert 70 a Hollywood bed: We in I.
stan Sligo .95e4.
bED-Dble., box spring. innersprins
mattress: excellent condition, 500.
Phone WO. 4311, 8 I'll o pm.
BEDS; 3 compl. bed outfits, 81,
nah. 4,poster, extra length: from
lmmac. home; also new Deico refer'
motor: reas, EN-, OO43. 40
BICYCLE BARGAINS, new ana "a.
6uilt' boys and girls at HAi.LEY's.
14bS Park rd, 90
BLOCK PLANT MACHiNERY-An,.
one interested In purchasing dis.
mantled block plant maehinsry.
Call OIL 5000. 90
BRICKS--Face and common. one or n
mllion. immediate delivery. MA.
6SS6. ALASKA COAL a. BRICK co
BUILDING MATERIALS - LumbsT
We take used lumber and cut II In
size and make IL look like new At
used prices; also windows. doors.
pipe, I-beamS, reinforcing steel.
lentils, many other items. heating
plant with American Ideal boiler
WRFcKINC; RI MI a, SNENnh
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SALESMAN
VERY GOOD SALARY
PLUS COMMISSION

Aggressive, hard worker, good
personality, experienced selling
GnSssais ehsnss permsnsns se nss! fe'a ApsT, %sT,
wholesale div, 1496 Il ST. ne.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
PERSONAL tconf.)

NURSING CARE, trained nurses.
Plenty good. tasty food; conv. To-
Gated. freproof bldg; inspection in
vited. CO. 1925. 8
NURSING HOME OF high standing
Good food. kind care. Call Vienna
VACANCY in eonvalescent home;
cheerful room, good food. tray serv.
ice: 500 mo. HU. 1895. --31
LEA ENGEL. DRESsMAKER
OF 5th Ave, N. Y. can solve ans
clothes problem you have. Nothina
too hard to do. Custom made. re.
styling. alterations. Centrally 10.
Gated. lilo F St. NV. Rm 20
Phone EX 1903
EUCLID NURSERY SCHOOL
Gives your child. age -. trainec
care and model equipment; hrs
a.m.-6:30 pm; hot dinner; out
door activity. co. S256.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
'ALESMAN, PART TIME

OALEOMAN, FAh1 TIME
Ambitious, aggressive man. able to
not necessary; must be reliable and
conscientious. Apply Wed. after
noon. 305 Evans Bldg, RE. 1911.
SALESMAN WITH CAR. 70 SELL
LIGHTING FIXTURES: ExpERI-
ENCE PREFERABLE: SALARY. 81
500. CALL JU. $4,000 FOR AP-
POINTMENT.
SALESMAN with car. age 25 to as
experienced in direct sales earnings
to start around 500 per wk. Phone
Ii. 3-1436 before noon for appt. only
Evening star., 1950-05-29

BSS R6.cE MILLER daloR,.:: =, Joh,,ns.Op,. . NO:
HT,,,Imn fST months; sss, 81 90. ssas.
caEC6IATokA Menrasl 4.sons,:SS.s GsSSs
guaranteed: s61 80 UNITED TYPE
WRITER CO. RE Ii77
CAMERA--35-mm Ciarus, f:2,s VOL.
nd ienS; range nnder' case, Hash; excel.
cEpaR fGbs SHtsTFs I'M FL. f.os 0edS sa, pn. 2s
tern; service for 8, $50; both In
CERAMIC suPPLiEs.Kiins. moids.
Siaces and and clay: qreenwars figures.
arctic boxes and asttrays; misc.
items i532 You st. NV, DE. ss76,
CHINA-WorId-renowned .,Rosenthsp'
fmo orns f1d snS Dpe. blue ssSS SsSe'a s f0:i e:
for $3.50. Also. other smaller deco.
ratiye pieces OF "Rosenthal" china;
Chippendale sofa, coffee table other
pieces Of good quality odd furniture;
very fine French-style Aubuson px12
seapttfIlly with French furniture.
coScREIE FINISHING MACHINE.
s.nIsa sModsi B. 4S;iae5; s seSo Factory ever
coSsTRUcfIoN caoSsssfi a sS'fTs EQUIPMENT Tor
sale: one 2.drum Clyde hoist. con.
crete busgies and miscellaneous
items See Mr.. Foster at WASH
LNGToN SANiTARIUM 4 HOSPITAL
TsF.rr. 995nsT Gsrrpl psrp nS sSd Flower ssSSs"
COOkWARE, Guardian Service IS pe.
Gil. $500 -2n
DEEP FREEZE, 5 Gu. IT,. new condi.
ton, used less than l year. $i25.
DESK. executive library type. $50;
bicycle. Slb; 10-piece dinina room
set. 500; other misc. 1tems. WI.
1869. Pa
DESK CheStrobe. roilaway bed,
studio couch. Good cond en-.
627S. --20
DiAsMoSDs; tsdy,s sol: = Ct. s7S;
Evening star., 1950-05-29
HELP WOMEN

BEAUTICIAN-AIl around operator
ps nsa fRE6 lSF HE gHSliiHg APT t
Philipsborn, COS 11th st. NV.
BEAUTICIAN - Must be neat and
attractive. Need a license. no exp.
BFa6TicfSNI afsSff GilI RA expslt 1s1s permsnent
waver and ringer waver. We no not
give cold waves. FLORENCE GIL
FILLAN. 1114 Conn. ave. NV. Il
BEAUTICIAN, shampoo, manicurist,
5-day wk. 0 to g. Apply GASToN
BRAtTI "a FAFis oPEkAfGoR EaA fGSRn axe sxeerienaed
eSa vssk saafi LpREb RRf B2aUY S2RTlssis2 s2IoS
2227 North Pershing dr., Arl., Va,
Beauty fAt pY't OPERATOR to learn SPEC special
face treatment at cool summer re-
nSrx sSTt; ~ ESyvS gex s6;k; JkcS Star: 80.
n Tees %ark oef a sesSesds nx 5dy
BooSKkEEpER, thoroushly expert
eneed: full charge Of complete
set of double-entry books. for fine
ladies, speciality store. knowledge
q %g Typing; lq gsrmansnt npdIyI ISsisiqn. Apply
BookkffRPRRss. aaS fRPf ave- hamilton nH Na,iSnsl sS
Bank has opening for experienced
machine bookkeeper, age 1885,
Apply in person, 619 14th st. NV.
BOoKKEEPER. full or part time;
some some experience. Apply in person,
BooKKEEPINe' BOON EEL sSs' MACHINE operstog- Mss
sidered; state experience: splendid
opportunity Box BOG. Star. 3
Evening star., 1950-05-29
BUILDING MATERIALS 8

Firebrick. SIS per M, suitable for
sizes. excellent condition. at 3Oe;
screen doors, complete with hard.
ware. incl. door closer; interior and
exterior doors; window sash. com.
plete sash and frame; framing lum.
3x4 through 3x14; sheathinE and
siding. la-in. plywood ceiotex and
rockwool insulation, new and used
plumbing fixtures, soil pipe cast
steel pipe, groundtype garbage cans,
IN excellent condition; shutters. rea.
sonably priced; galvanized duct
work
OPEN MEMORIAL DAY. 7 a.m.-b D. m.
A. B. c. d. CORP.
1881 Jefferson Davis hwy, Ari, Va.
Otis s7b5, Al
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FIELD MANAGER.

Over 30 years of age. with experience
in direct sales: will consider a good
salesman without experience in
supervision, but prefer experience
in handling men; must have car;
compensation open. Call HU. S743
for appointment. 80
FLORIST. part-time. experienced
young woman. Apply In person,
1900 Wis: ave, go
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored, excel.
drugstore position. Must have at
least 2 years exper. on one D. c.
fountain. Hrs, $3.50 to IL pm. Sal.
ary S25 to start. 1901 Ga. ave. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS and drug clerks;
experienced, white, sc. drug store.
Box 443-G, Star. 40
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SECY'S.-STENOS.-
BKPRS.

Unusual choice, excel. positions, Sc.
lect locations, highest salaries.
ATLAS AGCY., 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV
Evening star., 1950-05-29

FOUNTAIN GIRLS
White. dependable, experienced. No
Sundays. Apply in person only.
NATIONAL DRUG CO., 1000 Conn.
GIRL, colored, must have good ap-
pearance, clear penn1anship, fast
writer. to write orders for dry clean
ing store. Apply DEBONAIR VALET,
2612 Conn ave, 40
Evening star., 1950-05-29
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK
Experience in checking invoices
handling purchase orders and re
ceiving papers. Must be quick AM
accurate with figures; 5A day Wk
Write Box 462-G Star.
Evening star., 1950-05-29
BASINS

New; complete with spisots and traps,
lets and tanks, SiS.as: new toilet
seats 81 AZ: ACE wRECKING u
BLDG, MATERIAL CO. 4OOa MINI,
ave, ne, LU. 4-06OO
Evening star., 1950-05-29

GROCERY CLERK
For self service super market. Mus,
have exper. In checkins References
required. Excellent salary and chance
for advancement. Apply GLOBE
FOOD CENTER, 4411 Lee Hwy, OW
Evening star., 1950-05-29

SECRETARY, part-time. experienced.
Call OR. S051.
SHIRT OPERATORS for laundry unit
must be experienced. Apply LUNA
CLEANERS. 1905 14th st. NV. 3Os
Evening star., 1950-05-29
STENOGRAPHER,

Permanent employment for expert
enced stenographer. under 50; pleas
ant working condition, in -condi-
TONED ONCE: group insurance and
hr. wk. Apply SAFEwAY STORES,
INC. 1S46 4fh st a -
Evening star., 1950-05-29
INVESTIGATOR

Old-established finance company has
opening for ambitious young man,
experience preferred but not essen
tial; salary commensurate with abil-
ity: auto required. MR.. LINKE.
3407 Perry ST., Mount Rainier. 30
JANITOR. exp, for large garden-type
apt; living quarters and excellent
salary. Write Immediately, Box
MAiNITENNANCE MACHINIsT, must be
thoroughly familiar with repair and
rebuilding of machine shop equip
ment, such as boring mills, lathes,
and milling machines. Apply In
person, Wed, ENGINEERING g. RE
SEARCH CORP. Riverdale. Nd, WA.
MECHANIC. first class: farm tractor
and equipment exper. necessary;
steady work, paid vacation and
holidays. Also helper: veteran train
Ing program available. See Mr..
zarnstorff or Mr.. Philmore, MA
LONEY'S, INC. III dealers. s126
GA ave. Sill Spg.. Md. 81
OIL BURNER MECHANIC, exper. on
installation of domestic equipment;
excel. opport. for a dependable
mechanic; 40-hr. wk., time and a
half overtime. Apply SINCLAIR
to II am; 3 to pm. See Mr..
Evening star., 1950-05-29

PAPERIS6 PAINTING - Paper re-.
moved BY steam. colored nSchanirs;
work guaranteed; free estimate.
No -R4T -
Evening star., 1950-05-29

PARKING ATTENDANT
required; meal meals TURNS furnished: sdo fss; day
work: Apply TALLY-HO RESTAU-
RANT, S12 18th st. NV. 80
PARTS MANAGER-Must have parts
experience and be able to handle all
detail and responsibilities connected
with the parts department. Top SAL
ary plus commission for qualified
person. Box S0-H, Star.
PATENT ATTORNEY
Preferably all-around experience, in
cluding brief writing and cburt work.
State qualifications fully in FIRST
communication. Box 492-K, Star.
Evening star., 1950-05-11
COMING ATTRACTIONS

The CHS television cameras will
be on hand Sunday afternoon when
the first public meeting in history
Of the members of the Presidents
Cabinet is convened in Chicago.
The meeting, The Cabinet Mem
bers Report to the People," is to be
held in the MidweStern city'S Civic
Opera House and will be presided
over by Vice President Barkley. The
CBS-TV network (WOIC) will carry
1t from to 4 pm. Sunday. The
exact formal of the meeting has
not yet been worked out, according
to Obs. but it is expected That the
Vice President will make an intro
ductory address and then call on
each member of the Cabinet for
q report on his department.
Corpl. Emile Eugene Dyson, of
Bogalusa, La, who won over the
other talented GIs in Europe on
the visit there of Horace Heidt's
youth Opportunity Program, re-
turns with the troupe tomorrow to
defend his title. The first test will
be made Sunday night at $50 on
Obs (WTOP), when the show will
be broadcast from Fort Myer as a
special Salute to the Armed
Forces" Corpl. Dyson will compete
with four other Armed Forces acts
and will remain in the United
States on special furlough as long
as he remains on the program.
Evening star., 1950-05-11

who goes hunting for plot in real
life in THE Man in the Room"
1000, WRC-Supper Club: Fred
Allen makes another of his infre-
quent radio appearances to join
Perry Como for a special Mother S
Day program.
1000, WTOP-Playhouse: Mar
NEE, Mother of Little Women" fea-
lures Teresa Wright as the univer-
sally beloved "Marmee," mother OF
Louisa May Alcott and the rest Of
the Little Women"
1880, WTOP-Hollywood Thea
ter: John Howard is starred as q
young spendthrift who finds him
self nearly penniless after going
through the millions left him by his
father, In Help Wanted-Mur-
derer."
Evening star., 1950-05-11

wRc-FM-s3.s Me-, Channel 80.
$50 an. to l an.
W0ok-FM-ss.s Me-, chaansl 40.
6 am. to 9 pm,
wT0P-FM-se.3 Me-, Channel IA.
$50 am. to 2 am.
WBUz-FM-s6.1 Me-, Channel 24A.
7:3o am. to 1890 an. and
pm. to 9 pm.
WASH-FM-s1.1 Me-, Channel 14s.
4:57 pm. to 1l:03 pm.
W0L-FM-ss.7 Me-, Channel 1Sl.
6 am. to IL am
WCFM-ss.S Me-, chanael $50.
5 pm. to II pm.
WWDc-FM-1o1.i Me-, Channel 200.
] am. to l am.
WeAY-FM-t073 Me-, ehanAsi ~.
6 am. to 9 pm.
WBccFM-1o3.1 Me-. Channel 40.
7 am. to 9 pm.
WaQW-FM-103.5 Me-, Channel 10.
SIS am. to IL pm.
= WARL-FM-los.s Me-, channsI 100.
9 am. to IL pm.
WMAL-FM-1o7.3 Me-, Channel 7S7.
9 am. to IL pm.
Evening star., 1950-05-11
Other AM Stutions

WQoW-S1e ke.-6;55 a.m.-e:l5 pm.
WPlk-T3e ke.-s;0o s.m.-s:l5 pm.
WARL-7s0 ke.--6:00 s.m.-s:l5 pm.
WeAY-i,os0 ke.-6:oO a.m.-s:l5 pm.
WBcc-1,12e ke.-7:o0 s.m.-s:0o pm.
MFAx-1,22o ke.-6:45 a.m.-8:15 pm.
Wo0k-1,5so Ke.--6:00 a.m.s:l5 p.m.
Evening star., 1950-05-11
: HighIights
ofTodoy's
Programs
RADIO TODAY

500, WTOP-President Truman
Mr.. Truman speaks from Crane
Coulee Dam.
500, WRC-Screen Guild Thea
ter: Joan Evans, George Brent and
Alan Mowbray star in Mad About
Music" a comedy about a glamour
girls 14-year -old daughter.
500, WTOP-Suspense: John
Lund Is starred as a mystery writer
Evening star., 1950-05-11
TELEVISIok TODAY

900, WOIC-Alan Young Show:
Songstress Monica Lewis and VIII
liam Frawley, portrayer of hard
boiled film roles, share the spot
light with comedian Alan Young.
$3.50, WMAL-Holiday Hotel: Ed
ward Everett Horton is the manager
Of the fabulous variety show.
Evening star., 1950-05-11

Evening news broadcast, di-
rect from The Stars news
room, Monday through Friday
over Stations gWMAL and
WN1AL-FM; 6 pm.
Evening star., 1950-05-11
ADVERTISEMENT.

ida, and when the southern
regions season Is over, the
productive season is the mid
die section. Later IL switches
to the northern section.
The great orange growing
districts around the lakes In
middle Florida are becOm-
ing more famous every year.
This region. blessed with the
cross winds from the Gulf
and the Atlantic. are pro-
tected by warm lake waters
and rolling hills.
Many Of the beautiful,
sweet oranges that come into
Center Market City come
from this region-SO on your
next trip to Florida, you
might cut across to the lake
district on your way home.
There's nothing more delight
full than q night filled with
Florida moonlight across the
lake, the rustling Of warm
wind in the palms and the
OdOr of orange blossoms.
MORE AND MORE visitors
to Florida visit Key West
these days. And it's becOm-
ing a gOurmet'S heaven. Don't
miss Key Vests famous
crawfish. They're also called
Florida LObsterS, and reSem-
BILE the Maine Lobster In
flavor. However, the large
claws are missing. Of course,
and sweet white meat Il
found in the front and back
centers more than in the real
lobster.
Don't miss a "turtleburger,"
either. If you can bear the
idea Of turtle meat made in
to a burger. Personally,
we still prefer hamburgers,
but "turtleburgers" are DIFF
FERENT, anyway.
FROM KEY WEST to the
tip of Maine, the finest foods
Of America come to
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th and k'N.W.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-03-02
Smith-Brunnon Vows
Will Be Pledged
On March 2Ist

The first day of Spring, Tuesday
March 2lst, has been set as the
wedding date of Miss Hazel Bran
non and Mr.. Walter Dyer Smith.
The ceremony will be held at
the First Baptist Church in
Durant at five o'clock in the
afternoon with the Rev. c. M.
Day, pastor, officiating. Mrs. l..
c. Lipsey, organist, and Mrs.
Walter N. Odom, vocalist, will
give a program of nuptial music,
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her father, Mr.. D. B.
Brannon, and her maid of honor
and only attendant will be her
sister, Miss Bonnie Brannon.
The bridegroom's brother, Mr.
S. Award Smith, of Audubon,
New Jersey, will be best man.
Osners will be Richard B. O'Cain,
of Jackson, formerly of Durant,
Ben Moore Hammett, Lexington,
and Engle Brannon, Gadsden,
Alabama, brother of the bride.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-03-02
Tree And Timber Talk
Tree: The Yearbook Of
Agriculture.
by c. w. Comfort

py -. W. Connforf
Tree: The Yearbook of
Agriculture.
Here is a 900 page book that
should be of interest to farmers,
business men, loggers, educators,
garden club and others. This
beautiful book of lao chapters
can be obtained free, without box
tops, simply by writing your
Senator or Congressman for it.
His supply of this book is limit
ed SO first come first served. If
you r too late for your free
copy, it can be bought from the
Superintendent of Documents,
Washington IS, D. c. for $500.
Its l6 pages of color photographs
and beautiful line drawings alone
are worth that.
There are chapters on national
forestry state forestry, communi-
ty forestry, private forestry and
recreational forestry. There are
also chapters on the forests of
Alaska, forest fires, insects, fungi,
shelterbelts n d windbreaks,
wildlife and forestry education.
There is also a chapter devoted
to Trail Riding in The Wilder
ness" a popular sport that is
gaining mor adherents every
year. There are lists of vacation
areas in the National Forests
wilderness areas, natural areas,
and tree nurseries.
This book is not an almanac or
a collection of statistics but ra-
Their a very interesting and en-
pertaining book written by the
best of qualified men in the field
of forestry and closely related
subjects. Its compilation was un-
der a u. S. d A. committee whose
chairman is an employee of the
u. S. Forest Service.
TREES is a worthy addition to
any mans library.