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Evening star., 1950-04-23

CLERK-TYPIST-For billing dept =,
40-hr. wk.; good salary; pleasant
working conditions. EMERSON RA-
DIO OF WASHINGTON, 1922 14th
CLERK-TYPIST. white girl for gen.
eral oflce work: must be good typist
and willing to train as bookkeeping
machine operator; $50 per week
during training period with advances
according to progress. Box 2S5-D,
Star 25s
CLERK -TYPIsT. insurance once.
am am. fTiNsLEY ADAMS. ADAMS ~ 70 -
CLERK-TYPIST, young, white. pleas
ant once; S:45 to 4:45; 5-day wk.
MRS. MURPHY. 1872 K st. NV,
COOK .G.a.w. for small institution
Must live in; able to furnish good
reference. Good salary with time
off. Call in person after 10 am.
Mon. 1901 Calvert st.
COSMETIC, DRUG CLERK, exp. only
ewes. and every other Sun. Excel.
salary and commission. WHEATON
PHARMACY. l14o1 Georgia aye
coGiNTER GrRL-cafeteria EXP
nee. Apply in person. CAPITOL HILL
CAFETERIA, 1O1 B ST.. Sc "a
COUNTER GIRLS. experienced. white
good pay. EAST POTOMAC GOLF
COURSE, Elk. 9401. ga
Evening star., 1950-04-23
SALESMEN

statesmen
Would you like to better your position
in life by working with a 37-year,
old company which is the recognized
leader in its field and whose nam'
is q symbol of prestige to ever,
prospect. The following facts shoule
interest you:
Our sa!esmen are the highest paid ii
their field.
Our statesmen have full and complet,
training and cooperation.
Our statesmen are furnished definit,
appts. with prospects who have ex'
pressed desire to buy.
Our statesmen are backed by constant
radio and newspaper advertising.
Our salesmen are fully and adequately
equipped with every possible sale.
aid.
Our salesmen have plenty of aid ir
the ONCE and in the field.
Our salesmen enjoy financial security
Our statesmen are proud of their com.
pany, product and Job.
WE ARE PROUD OF OUR SALES.
Our product es q is 81, known @ and appreciated {.
tory.
Our statesmen sell product that save,
its cost several times.
Our salesmen sell an absolute neces.
good times or bad.
Our statesmen sell to prospects whs
have requested call from them.
Our salesmen's earnings increase con
stantly.
All our statesmen have a chance a
rapid promotion to executive posi-
tions, paying O-S40,OO0 pc
year. Some. are promoted in les
than & months.
OUR statesmen ARE EARNING
$4,000 TO $4,000 PER YEAR II
SALARY AND COMMISSION.
We have only a limited number o
openings. no matter what you are sell
ing or have sold, we will teach 70,
how to sell our product and we cal
. help you make yourself Independent
II you really want to get ahead.
Applicants must own a ear.
Apply to MR.. E. c. RUPERT, Ne,
Congressional Hotel, 800 N. j. ave
Sc. Mon, April "a, II am. or
pm. only. No other hours and n
phone calls, please,
Evening star., 1950-04-23
SALESMAN

Large BALTIC. ianitor supply firm has
now selling this line will be given
this wonderful opportunity. Write
UNITED SANITARY CHEMICALS
CO., 81 S. Howard ST., BALTIC.
Evening star., 1950-04-23

1OU Dali DuAulIlB-
STENOGRAPHER with some know.
ledge of bookkeeping. Bethesda once
Of sUBUEBAN TITLE AND IN
VESTMENT CORP. CaIl Mr. Darby
for appointmsnt. oL, 1866. -23
week: salary in line with prevail
ing rate; pleasant working condi-
tions; accuracy and dependability
more important than experience
Write Box 3S.E. Star.
STENOGRAPHER, not over 30 yrs
old; 5-day wk.. z hrs. daily; start
$40 weekly. Real estate once down.
town. Call Mr.. YOUNG, ewes. OF
Sun, 81. 1888; weekdays, ST. 1900
STENOGRAPHER. experienced, good
salary. permanent position. Apply
STENOGRAPHER, bookkeeping ex-
perienee desirable. accuracy in de-
tail essential: 25 to 35 years OF
age: able to go to work Immediately
in progressive organization. Apply
100 Barr Bids. Mr.. BRYAN, Sat
sgTIESSoGRAPHER. hi S; competent youns
lady, for congressional ONCE; must
take dictation State age, expert
ence and salary expected. Write
Box 31S-D, Star.
STENOGRAPHER = Downtown NV
location; hrs, 9-5: pleasant sur
roundings: Call EX;: $3.50. --25
ence in general insurance agencJ
work. Good salary. air-conditionec
Offices and pleasant working condi
tions. Phone Sunday, WI 1880.
Evening star., 1950-04-23

free training classes pegn Monday;
day. day or .,,,s evening hours; no experi-
NV. WASHINGTON RESTAURANT
ASSOCIATION. "a
MATTRESSES. attractive girls. fairly
exp. wanted for exclusive night
club. Apply after pm, 1920
Vermont ave; NV.
CLEANING plan. CAN GE. oo7o. pa
GIRLS TO WORK as stock clerks,
white; permanent position: 5-day
week, Apply 1871 5th st. NV.
GIRLS-Weighers and wrappers for
self-service meat dept, to work in
sAFEWAY STORES. INC. is45 4th
LADY. ambitious, refined. opportunity
to learn good business, rapid ad-
xars xaneepsnt; stnt se'4oo first year Box
LADIES, over 2a. for part-time sales
dashery: ideal for housewives or
Govt; employes; day or evening hrs.
s-6325 all day Sunday
LADY REPRESENTATIVES
Excellent opportunity in Washington
area for ladies of refinement and
character; full-time earnings, $100-
$3.50 weekly; part time. S65-S75;
must have car and able to work g to
PIN CFGAIHB6 NCChIS TRAINING
given; no canyassing. Write quali-
fications and phone number FINE
ARTS STERLING SILVER CO, 1888
NJ st NV.
LADIES-(5) white. to conduct charm
forums. Average SO per even. 3
ewes. per wk. No canvassing, de-
hvering or collecting. Phone MRS.
FORTI. manager. KE. 3-5o52. --4
WOMAN. white. healthy live in; care
invalid woman, Inv: state exp.
refs. age salary. Box 425-C. Star
WOMAN to Go part-time census-type
telephonins in own home: nothing to
sell: good paw; must have own up
to-date criss-cross directory. ST
YOUNG LADY, for general ONCE
work: knowledge Of bookkeeping de-
sired. Apply In person, PROCTEE
g. HUTCHINSON, 37l4 14th st. NV.
YOUNG sALEswoMAN-About Is
years old, to demonstrate and sell
unique Once appliance: salary and
bonus. Write Box 127-C, Star. ga
Evening star., 1950-04-23
SALES CAREER
OPPORTUNITY
GOOD INCOME. ADVANCEMENT
AND SECURITY

A nationally-known concern,
selling Office systems and equip
ment, enjoying an ever-increas-
in demand for it's product for
81 years, has a territory open
In Washington.
Earning potential up to
$4,000 derived through cover
age allowance, drawing ac-
counts and bonus.
Broad field of prospects in
clude retailers, wholesalers:
distributors. iobbers, small and
large manufacturers. New and
repeat business.
Home office and field train
ing, with salary. Every mod
ern sales help to insure i'm
mediate results and success.
Qualifications: Age % to
SS. minimum high school
education, college or eouiva-
lent an advantage, successful
sales experience essential,
preferably in office equipment.
systems. business machines,
etc. For interview appointment
phone the STANDARD REG
ISTTR CO., MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
SALESWoMEN

30-YEAR-OLD CONCERN needs dem.
onstrators. Light. pleasant, profit.
able. For interview, call ST. 0O42
10 to 12 noon. -25
Evening star., 1950-04-23

STENOGRAPHER
Age 20-35. 5-day week, accuracy ans
speed required; excellent opportunit!
for advancement; salary. S235 Il
start. RE. 6512.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
STENOGRAPHER

One able and willing to use initia
tive in doing most every phase o.
ofice work; accuracy in detail es.
Sential. This is an exceptional op.
portunity in fast-growing anc
progressive organization. Excellent
starting salary commensurate with
ability; must be able to go to work
Immediately. Apply in person Sun
day only, 9 to 8. MR.. BRYAN
loo Barr Building.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
SALES OPPORTUNITY
I NEED 5 MEN

To help me establish new Offices for
national manufacturer. Men selected
will operate in Washington and ad,
jacent territory as far as Richmond
and Baltimore as distributors, as
sistant managers ana managers
COMPENSATION will be arranged at
Interview. Must have car. For ap-
pointment, phone personnel man
ager, Ii. 3-7915, mornings, 10 to II
only. -
Evening star., 1950-04-23
YOUNG MEN

A Nation wide publishing organization
has openings for few alert young men
to be trained as statesmen, to earn a
minimum of $3.50 per day in
commissions. Must be willing to
travel. See Les Winick, 2144 p st.
NV. 3rd floor. $50 to 10 am.
Monday only.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
BOOKKEEPER

Full charge fashionable Arlington
shop. some stenog. preferred, ex-
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
26O6 Wilson Blvd, Arl., CH. 5000.
Evening star., 1950-04-23

Apply to MR.. E. c. RUPERT, New
Congressional Hotel, 800 N. j. ave.
Sc. Mon, April "a, IL am. or 3
pm. only. No other hours and no
phone calls, please.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
WaitreSSeS-HostesseS

Free training classes begin Monday;
day or evening hours; no expert
ence required. Apply 2003 Eye St
ASSOCIATION IA
Evening star., 1950-04-23

oEAINO 7 nTHOO
Slip covers and draperies: expert
enced only; Sl.25 hr. 3239 P st. n W.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-19

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it4.t =" '.'''N =
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49,. ~ - 1'pbt Wlif
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$500 ..''iiliil''iif3 Jttiloi
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- '.'''''' = afit ttahfb
NM. = ''' I hviiiHh "a
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II. -...'.. n. 80 'l's' A''.ttaf1 bFt
$3.50. a''a ts'itf '.ttiii'J lile
~. ". .t. '.''s .'.''''ia' ttlisb ''tl
II. 1900 ~ ~ l'tff ~ htiit
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itf s'afff
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Milford chronicle., 1950-05-19

election was Laurence farrell.
NJ and Mrs.. Laurence Krebbs
ailO Two children ~ Pmbneld. j.
- visited relatives ln Magnolia on
sunday
Dt aud Mrs Charles Jones OF
latH00G. 1'as apeuf Sunday With
tit3 mother, Mrs Thomas Kennedy
a1lo ~ Kennedy
mf and Mr. t10yd lclderdioe and
fhild1eD ~ WeHmlUhtef. Nd. spent
me bnpkren0 n.ltb bis parents. Or.
AUG Mr. Gl0efGlee ~ the pafsoD~
Afe,
NJ and @fs brlle Jackson were
0lniift fbems 90 sunday ~ their
fiHloteia Df and Mrs Arlington
JaHka9h and family lt Newark.
Dtf. l#ffle Conner. who has
tlAsb 2 patleta ~ abe Webb Nnrs-
9lf Homo 90 1ffedef,lea for the past
hsbetzD months has returned ~
bf,f hone bene aud ls under the
tz'te ~ Ntb bakef H8iO operates q
nursing bone ~ Dfs COnner's res
ldebgf.
~ md a1ff J, i. Ne1lraJue had
ilielf CHILDREN. Dr and Drs Bruce
f5aHls'f md filelf 500 jerry a. week
eito RneHlS
Aeb,lu WDOi8eD wat chosen. ~ =
student ~ CAsaaT 5sO0ueg. ~ serve
- 55izte Insurance Commissioner
- fie 15fb BVgy bizae beld 30 ler~
)siatlre 55a5J ln DDFer % friday
z0o bsaturasy
Dfs bessle 53a5i aud Mrs T. A.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-19
MAGNOLIA

billle tHtby Shailay returned n
hli vernon Is. y, on sunday ~ az
pAsi week H1ief spending wael
blih ift grandparents, NJ AlG
Bitf paul MoOiteD Gathy found \
iifb baby sihtef 0u beg return home
Au1 fllf flHHlf chosen for ller h
t0nbi4tilee JONI Jhelg mother r
iiie lotHef Miss Betty WDOtten
~ and Mfs i)elboH Brown ~
ftNdffieH bAfo given shower 81
Jhpt aGHy evening "a fAe hoAlo ~
liei parents NJ anG Mfs. CHfenaa
bHDg fh0ae present from Nag
hOla befe Mr. Henry Cash and
tllfAs elillGfAn. MIS- William fleed
Htiq Mff william MH5feD Ahd
Daughter bHDt0H ll0V
o. aHG Nfs. hdBAfG 500 hefp
9hiift KtieHif ~ tiaif GaHRiitef and
hvilslil IAb % HHG MfF boy C0ufl
~ 90 JbVtb0ay eYeD3Df. 1'he eiL
it8 bHf lN ODaf8 ythae ~ file birth
9at ~ Ntf 15JU
~ rad Ntf y. ~ tldefdlse le4
90 "Wednesday ~ 4tflsnG fae nefl4e
Dglff G0t1efeffA B31eb u being
heio u Wilmington, Wi8le fllere
ilfy VIII ~ fila fnenfH ~ ~. and
Wtf y 81 11ayif NAieb 5Ohns0n.
Ullo D. atteDdiif file conference 49,
10y ioeiuift fihO lefl 81 Me6nee.
9i,ys Aa40iDpaiIls0 W Mfs dgllDa0u.
JAet VII g16h ~ flie hone ~ NJ
tfie Aff fs'tenGe Thompson.
Dtf piYillf D0ff returned ffom
s1Hf ~ 1'fVylGepGe. 4. d, % 81
HfeAt - W.T. siAleG % SOS lef4sf
aii HeGk fitat llef B3sH you'd paft-
y - sport b1th 3g1ends b Kew
11ampsi0te bpf fi5s oOgfeaD0udeia
W9blo ike ~ lAge fitaf corrected
- het tlsa nas sDsDa al khO1e -
laug
~ the sell0Dj b0afG eleei10D 8lelo
1u tle aellDOj 1Vbse 81 Eafufdsy.
q. Ftee johnson W. elected n
aetfe ~ tile sehDDJ bOaf1 ~ tie
paes lft Faeata W 1haae Ofyjs.
Do 10bbsVg's opponent 1B tDs
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-19

Anderson were dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Hart on SUNDAY.
Nfs. Anderson left on Monday az
ter spending the past ten days with
her mother She viii spend sever
al days in Wilmington with friends
Jhere before returning 10 her homo
in BED Bank. N. j.
Mrs. William Reed spent No
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-19

You don't need any flour whpu
yOu roll pastry between two sheets
Of waved paper OF plastic Sprinkle
water on the table and place paper
on top 10 keep il in place.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-19

Anciont Egyptians painted lhs
figure Of an enemy on tho leather
soios q their sandals. 80 ghoy c0nla
insult him daily by treadlne him
under foot
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-19

Tiers Day sunday with her ehil.
drcn. Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed and
family in Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-19

Many oarlv day mines "a fhe west
eere the names Of miners ell
Evening star., 1950-01-20
Veterans
Guide
By Maj. Thomas M. Mol


Every insurance dividend check
will carry this advice-"Use wisely
invest in United States Savings
Bonds"
The United States Savings Bonds
Division of the Treasury Depart
ment says:
What the veteran does with his
money is of serious concern to
every national organization and
conservative business element,
since it will have a profound ef-
feet on the nations economy.
1.-The average payment will be
about $125, and this money will
GUY many essentials for the vet
Grams as well as the many extras"
that go with good living.
"This money can also be used to
buy lot of worthless things, and
the country's confidence men are
sharpening their glib techniques
to get piece.
Business and banking circles
advocate that the veteran invest
at least a portion of his dividend
in United States Savings Bonds
because of their utter safety, in
addition tofthe day-to-day securi-
ty. Their deferred-spending inf1u-
ence will create future business
opportunities for community and
nation"
That's what the Treasury De-
partment says, and it answers one
question sent the Guide that
asked: Does the Government
want us to go out and spend this
money, or save it?"
About 200, 900 checks go out daily
until the whole first large group
has been paid off, ending up with
serial numbers ending in 999.
That first group is about 1,000,-
900 strong, or slightly less. The
second group will be all the rest
who have applied, or between
$500, 1000 and 100000. It can't be
pinned down any tighter, because
no one is predicting how fast ap-
plications will come in. More than
$500, 900 veterans have not applied
for their insurance dividends The
current rate is only 10000 a week.
If maintained this would mean
that the last application wouldn't t
come in for at least three years.
That seems strange. Even
stranger is the fact that some
Evening star., 1950-01-20

William Frazier Of the Congre-
gational Church Home Board,
New York, will conduct the ser
vice. A reception and open house
will follow.
Preacher at the IL am. serv-
ice Sunday will be DR.. Fred s.
Buschmeyer of New York, as
sociated minister of the General
Council of Congregational Chris
tian Churches. DR.. Buschmeyer
was pastor Of Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church, out of
which came the Westmoreland
Church, from 1939-48. The new
edifice was opened last Palm Sun
day, four months after DR.
Buschmeyer left for his present
New York post.
Mount Pleasant Church was
organized in 1886 in Union Hall
on Newton street NV. The con-
gregation moved in 1906 to 141C
Evening star., 1950-01-20
AUCTION SALES
THOMAS j. OWEN d SON, Auctioneer
~435 Southern Building

Ts1sTEEs EoW Bs1cs SALE bweEL1Na aE XALoa6kE e6Ns
Rooms AND BATH EACH, KNoWHIN \
AsyAN4 ks ApEFsTsHs sTsEEr sas NV. ANP W2sHfNa ahS
BY WI; Virtue e; of a a Deed of Trust recorded
the Land Records Of the District
Of Columbia; we shall sell IN front
S4th fhf DAY pSeiseJ Of JASuARY N Esh Ab 1885, 5s
AT 2:30 O'CLOCK. Pm. Part Of
nut nsnbeled aeapeIsa ssysn IN in Bsfs sSs
subdivision OF. Howard University
lands. commonly known as "Efins;
the District of Columbia In Liber
District 1, at folios 76Ha and "a,
described as follows: BEGINNING
for the same at the Northeast cor
ssnes O. soash oaaa feet aaa hsnas ssnans Wss
is feet; thence North rs, feet:
beginning; said Block IL now known
for purposes Of assessment and tax
Ia Ifaadrsa saf ssa s.1syaains asaSsro ssosssIS.:
Said part Of Lot being known for
purposes Of assessment and taxa
ton as Lot numbered Eight Hum
ored and Twelve (812D.
Terms Of Sale: Al cash. Deposit
sale. Terms Of sale to be COM
piled with within thirty days from
date of sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the prop
defaulting purchaser, after five. days
some. Newspaper published in the
may be forfeited. or without for.
feiting deposit, trustees may avail
themselves of any legal or equitable
rights against defaulting purchaser.
Further particulars at time Of sale.
Adjustment Of Real Estate taxes to
date Of sale. All conveyancing,
recording and revenue stamps, ETC.,
ct cost of purchaser.
SAMUEL SCRIVENER, JR.,
y6Nios " G5 sGsAce5osNWhEL 4. AceoWELL,
ja13,16,1S,20,234 Trustees.
Evening star., 1950-01-20
VERNON e. WEST and
koBERT D; WISE, Attorneys for

INC DistIlCt OF COIumDla.
N THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia,
asldtns 81 eoITsfS RsSsats SsEsc
MosRs A. czarGG Eli Adm9nissratof s11ans Es
e ssassa ssSA'e 500 g ssfsss s%
naatpstfos; MasasInssSn; q Ao c. psfsada9sAs
MApDiication having bNH been made
herein by the Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbia fol. q finding
that william jackson, the above
named ,decedent, died intestate
without heirs at law or next Of kin
rsnn sas By aeasss &c a%. Sf o ssra
tion and for a decree that said
decedent's property, escheat to the
District Of Columbia under D. G.
Code d94o), Title Is, Sec. TIT
~ 81 stat, It., 1126Ds be as, os ssmended by
rs s H' Is o. is 'uas ordered lgss RS iosh ssss
Of October. 1949, that the unknown
heirs at law. and next of kin, If
any. Of William jackson, deceased
and all others concerned appear
In said Court on Tuesday, February
?boI 1850; s.usa At 6x 1900 s.s oeloek Am to
hereof be published in the Wash
ington Law Reporter" and In the
Evening Star twice q month for
the three months, November and
December, 1949. and January, 1850.
Or before said date which is the
FIRST rule day occurring after the
expiration Of such prescribed period.
ALEXANDER HOLTzOFT, Judge.
lSeal.) Attest: THEODORE Goes
WELL. Register ofaWills for the
fsoSsss Court. mo- .sdss. isjss.ss ~. ~
Evening star., 1950-01-20
AUCTION SALES Cont, !,
THOMAS ]. OWEN g. SON,
Auctioneers.
436 Southern Building

Trustees Sale Of VALUABLE TWO
kSpMS SSS5 S$s$Az As ESzHisns z2h lzss S IRVING
By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust recorded
In Iiber. No. S211, at. folio 1877 Of
the Land Records Of the District Of
Columbia; we shall m sn.V sell II front a 1f
sist s GSof DAY 81 JANUARY IA A.p. 1850,
AT 2:30 O'CLOCK Pm. Lot num-
bered Twenty-Five (22l In Block
numbered Twenty-six (26) in Leigh
ton and Pairo, Trustees subdivision
of I.Brookland,n as per plat recorded
IN the once of the Surveyor foT the
ss.iss ss folios 81 ssi 1es and 1o4 i said giock
numbered Twenty-six, (26) being
taxed as Square numbered Thirty :
nine Hundred and Thirty-three
Terms of Sale: ALI cash. Deposit of
$4,000 required at time of sale.
within % Z thirty Gt days ia Sc from iD date Vol Of
sale, otherwise the trustees re-
property at the risk and cost
of the defsulting purchaser, after
i've days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published
in the District of Columbia, or, de-
forfeiting deposit. trustees may avail
themselves Of any legal or equitable
rights against defaulting purchaser.
Further particulars at time Of sale:
AL conveyancing, recording and
revenue stamps, ETC., at cost Of pur-
W. G. scHAFHIRT,
SAMUEL SCRIVENER, Jr.,
JUNIOR r. CRoWELL,
3a20,23,25,27 80. Trustees.
Evening star., 1950-01-20

World War I veterans never ap-
piled for their bonuses!
A dividend applied for two or
three years from now will be
worth, at that time, exactly what
it is worth today! 1t will not in
crease in value, 1t will draw no
interest.
It just sits in the NSLI fund. 1t
will draw interest for the govern
ment, bringing some more dollars
into the NSLI fund. But when the
veteran finally applies for it he
will get only what he would have
received had he applied on time
two or three years earlier.
If you haven't gotten an &C.
acknowledgement of your DIVIDEND
application. for heavens sake sene
in another and mark it "dupli.
cate" Or, better yet. inclose 6
short note with the application ex.
planning that you applied before
giving the date.
you may prite Maj. Nal in
care of this newspaper in con-
nection 1Dith your oDn service-
connected problem. Inclose
selt-addressed, stamped en-
Uelope.)
From Associated Press Newsfeatures.)
Evening star., 1950-01-20
Classified. Ad Rates
Three Lines lMinimuml


Three Lines (Minimum)
! or 2 times. 35c per line per
insertion.
. to 6 times consecutively. 33c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutively
SIC per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal. SC per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, Soc per line. 4-line
minimum. s"'
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (NTinimum)
Flat rate per line . soc
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, s am. to pm.
Saturday, am. to 2 pm.
Sunday. IL am. to 8 pm.
Leave your ads at the Business ONCE.
11th and Pennsylvania ave-: at any
OF the Branch Ofices throughout the
''''' u PHONE STERLING 5000
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second In
Nertiou.
Evening star., 1950-01-20

CARPENTER, trim man; long Job;
only nrg.n lst-slass ssaAI mechanic need apply.
cxRSESrER, sGsSaS sao4efi experienced, 1st class;
CARPENTERs. familiar with resi-
Dental work. to frame and trim.
apply apply e, on lob sat At SOLO Walden I'd
caRPENfgR sai5HsE SREfnsi sFioMkdEMAN-Must Md have
had experience on FHA garden-type
aDt; ep1s'; .1 excellent s5sa salary long JOB
CARETAKER, white, for women's
feqs saisrS eve age eaard and
Bethesda. Nd. -a2
CHEF COOK, white or colored, sober,
reliable and experienced. No others
hfsa Bfr fg4lz H9FhI ADPl, so manassr, pm. sE ES
CLEANERS for downtown ONCE build
GEORGE after 8 pm ss6 i5t5 St.
CLOTHING Statesmen, no expert
fass aoaExsD aessh5asf Is 81 lif' Aslan s
COOK t5s RuildNsfs aNp sse 81 SEX Man,
sTpsriepssS apply n RsrsSn' GAR Ass
lunch IL till Q. Monday through
Friday. Would like man who can
work steady in connection with his
regular Job or school work. dixie
MANS RESTAURANT. 500 18th st.
DELiCATEssEN CLERKs-Full and
part time, in exclusive delicatessen.
Call co, 4412 or CO. s73s, 15S2
Columbia I'd. NV. 80
DRAPERY HANGER, experienced;
good salary, good working ,eondi-
tions; must have car. Call La.
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs;
new and used cars avail; reas.
rental rates; must have identifica-
tion card. Diamond lot, 101 NJ st.
ne. See MELVIN HERMAN.
DRUG CLERK, exp. man looking
for good opportunity In nice
store: sTATLER PHARMACY, Stat
FURNITURE REFiNfSHER with car;
must be top-notch mechanic; excel.
pay and working conditions. Apply
with references, 2145 Queens Chapel
I'd. ne, -z$