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Robertson and mother of Charles E, Ray
mond F.. Joseph J.. Andrew, Thomas L.
call at the zirkle Funeral Home, $40 c
$50. am, Requiem mass will be said at
invited. Interment Mount olivet Gene
terry. 24s
ROBERTSON. WESLEY ARTHUR. Sud-
denly denly .S%;sdN On MGnday May ~ 1g59 at
GS ASfsGR chaPs iii sfsd5 Ef!ses
beloved husband of Mary, Elizabeth Rob-
ns STason EdS nna Raap shr Ha,ry Of ans4 gqe
and II. Wesley E. Robertson. " Services
at Gasch's Funeral Home, Hyattsville,
@ na ReatSes and HeSds Men n invited &c lo8o n
terment Arlington National Cemetery. "a
SCOTT. SARAH ALICE BECToN.. On
Friday. May -, 1850, at Freedmen s
a0'P5s ii 5os SARAs st. ALICE Ice SESHoN oVne Se se d
Raymond Scott. devoted mother of Ed
ward and Raymond Scott jr.. daughter
Of also sS aed bH Ais two raSsPE va she Sis
ters and many other relatives and friends.
After - noon Tuesday, May 90, friends
may call at her late residence. Fu-
Dix SITS. ne. Rev. Q. Evans ofnciating.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ments by Henry s. washington & Sons.
SCOTT, WILLIAM. On Tuesday, May %,
WILLIAM sCoTT, father Of Mrs. Ideila
Lyles. grandfather of Yvonne and How
ard Lyles and uncle of Edward. -Benja-
min and George Brown: Mrs. Mable Jen-
kins, Mrs; Dorothea Thomas and Mrs;
friends also survive Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by Malvan & Schey
SHAFFER, SAMUEL H. On Sunday, May
2l 1850, at Arlington Hospital, SAM
UEL H: sHAFFER Of .e32. N. Highland
Annie v. Shaffer, father OF Mrs. Mabel
Pumphrey and Roy L.. Shaffer and
brother Of Frank W shafJer Of Newport
of washington; D. c. Also surviving are
seven grandchildren and five great-grand-
children. Remains resting at the Ives
Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Airing
ton, Va, where funeral services will be
maS hsd TSeSdaS SeT MasKs MAY ~ at fnts
May "a %
SHELTON. JOSEPHINE ALICE. Suddenly
mems Hospital. JOSEPHINE ALICE Shell
TON. beloved wife of Elmer Shelton
Remains resting at johnson g. Jenkins
Notice of funeral later.
MoND SIMPSON Of 4Oe 9Th st. Sc, nus
! band of the late Fannie B. Simpson
father Of Charles w. Simpson. Mrs
| Joseph L. Starry and brother of A. M
and and Norman E. Simpson; Friends may
| will be held on wednesday. May "a, al
terry. %
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Frank Lerch, ST., Dies;
WAS Veteran Unionisf

Frank Lerch. ST., 80. a member
of the Columbia Typographical
Union No. 101 here for more than
so years. died today at his home,
SIT Second street NE.
Mr.. Lerch was vice president of
the union in 1898 and 1899 and
was formerly a trustee of the
Typographical Temple, used by the
union prior to 1910.
He also served as a delegate to
several conventions of the Inter-
national Typographical Union. In
addition he served as secretary of
the local Union Labor League for
many years and was a delegate to
the Washington Central Labor
Union many times, representing
the Columbia Typographical Un-
ion No. 101 and several other un-
ions.
He leaves a son, Frank Lerch,
jr., of the Second street address
and a daughter, Mrs. Edna E.
Gobielle of Washington and two
grandsons.
Funeral services viii be held at
2 pm. Saturday at the Lee funeral
home, Fourth street and Massa-
chusetts avenue NE. Burial will
be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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S44NS1 4AA
Canada. He was an honor grad
uate of the Army Medical School
in 1902.
He entered the Army in 1901
and was assigned to Fort Nc
Henry, Baltimore. His career in
cluded overseas service in the
Philippines, Cuba and during
World War I.
Gen. Patterson became surgeon
general in June, 1881, and served
until May, 1886, retiring from the
Army in November, 1886. He won
two Silver Stars for service in the
Philippines during the Moro In
surrection and a Distinguished
Service Medal for his work during
World War I, when he was with a
base hospital in Europe and also
was a member of the American
military mission to Italy.
He also had been decorated by
the British, Italian, Czechoslo-
vakian and Serbian governments.
After his retirement he became
dean Of the University of Okla
homa Medical School and superin-
tendent of its two teaching hos
pitals. Later. he held similar po-
sitions at the University of Mary
land Medical School and hospital
in Baltimore.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Eleanor R. Patterson of Bal
timore.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete. Burial will be in Ar
lington Cemetery.
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Charles N. White Dies;
Headed Brokerage Firm
BY the Associated Press

WARRENTON, Va, Dec. T.
Charles Mason White, "a. retired
businessman, died at his home
near here yesterday after a long
illness.
A native of Warrenton, he grad
uated from Randolph-Macon Col
lege and became associated with
the Firestcne Tire & Rubber Co.
in Akron, Ohio. He later founded
the firm of White & Co.. rubber
brokers. He returned here in
1948 after retiring from business
activities.
Surviving are his widow. the
former Miss Marie Mcmillan
Brown; a daughter. Mrs. Reeve
K. Biggers of Warrenton, and a
sister, Mrs. Charles P. Fox OF
Gaithersburg, Md.
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Ambrose FELTON, Dies;
Retired U. 5. Emp|oye

Ambrose Milton FELTON,. 68, a
retired Bureau of Mines employe
and a prominent leader in Baptist
Church activities, died Monday at
Freedmen's Hospital. He lived at
40 Fifth street NV.
Born in Hertford. N. c., Mr.
FELTON, received his bachelor OF
science degree from the Shaw
University in Raleigh. N. c.. and
returned to Hertford to teach
school.
Mr.. FELTON, came to Washington
in 1909 and joined the Bureau
Of Mines in 1911. Later he was
sent to Seattle. Wash; Alaska and
Vancouver, British Columbia, for
field duty with the bureau. He
retired in 1948 after 81 years serv-
ice and then joined the Uricolc
Realty Co. sales staff.
Mr.. FELTON, became a member
of the Metropolitan Baptist
Church, 1925 r street NV, in
1909. He worked in every de-
partment Of the church until his
death, at which time he was dean
of the Baptist Training Union
and a Sunday school officer.
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Bessie B. FELTON,, of the Fifth
street address; a brother, Samuel
FELTON, of Hertford. and a nephew
Thurlow FELTON,, also of Hertford
Funeral services will be held at
l pm. tomorrow at the Metropoli-
tan Baptist Church. Burial will
be in the Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
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Mrs. Fannie |. HawIey
Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Fannie L. Hawley, 72. wife
of Rear Admiral j. H. Hawley
retired, former assistant director
of the Coast and Geodetic Survey
died yesterday in Suburban Hos
pital after an illness of many
years.
Mrs. Hawley, a native Wash
ingtonian, lived at 3710 Jenifer
street NV.
She was member of All Saints
Episcopal Church and the Wom-
ems Club of Chevy Chase. Prior
to her illness she had been active
in church and club work. An
amateur artist in oils and water
colors. she won prizes for her con-
tributions to several local ex-
hibits.
Besides her husband, she leaves
three daughters, Mrs. Marie j.
IDupre of Paris, France; Mrs.
Lucia F. Starkey of 1887 Forest
road, Dandover Hills. Md, and
Mrs. Dorothy c. Brooke of the
Jenifer street address; a brother,
A. c. Moore of Delray Beach,
Fla; five grandchildren and five
'greatgrandchildren.
Funeral services and burial will
be private. The family has asked
that flowers be omitted,
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Cemetery there.
Mr.. Rivers, who lived at 2816
Northampton street NV, died
yesterday in Georgetown Univer-
sity Hospital. His death followed
an operation performed Tuesday
to remedy effects OF injuries
suffered a year ago in Montana
automobile accident.
Mr.. Rivers started work as a
hod carrier after a public school
education in Kansas City. He
climbed upward through union
ranks until his word carried in
fuence wherever construction was
underway in the United States.
He took out his first union card
in 1910 when he joined laborers'
Local 264 in Kansas City. When
he died he was second vice presi-
dent of the international Hod-
carriers, Building and Common
LaborerS Union.
While Mr.. Rivers was recuper-
ating in Georgetown Hospital a
year ago from his accident, Mr..
Truman came to see him. bearing
a large bunch of flowers. The
President said the flowers had
been grown by his mother-in-law
at her home in Missouri. Prior
to the visit and afterward. White
House messengers brought flowers
to Mr.. Rivers bedside.
At the time of the Presidents
visit. Mr.. Rivers said he had known
him for more than 80 years and
had never failed to support Mr..
Truman for public office.
During World War II, MFR.
Rivers was a member of the Wage
Adjustment Board. set up to han
die disputes in the construction
industry.
He leaves his widow. Mrs. Flor
ence Rivers; a daughter, Mrs. An
nabell Rozgay of Kansas City,
Mo; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Eula
Gregory Novotny of Silver Spring,
Md. and a son, Clifford Rivers of
Philadelphia.
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L. {. Stokes, 80, Dies;
WAS School Emp|oye

Elmer E. Stokes, 80, teacher
of driver training at the Arm
strong High School, died of heart
ailment Tusday in his home, 1905
Fairmont street NV.
Mr.. Stokes became a driving
teacher at the Phelps Vocational
High School in May. 1941. The
next year he worked in the Phila-
delphia area a driving instructor
for several Chrysler dealers. In
146 he returned to his previous job
at the Phelps school and was
transferred to Armstrong in Sep
tember, 1948.
He was the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ennis r. Stokes of 1725 Willard
street NV.
Born in Washington, Mr.. Stokes
was graduated with honors from
Armstrong in 1928. He was the
first colonel of the Oath Regiment
of the Washington High School
Cadet Corps. He later specialized
in science at Wilberforce Univer-
sity in Ohio and received his mas
ter's degree at Ohio State Uni
versity.
He furthered his studies at the
University of Pennsylvania and
took advance work in driver-t train
ing at Columbia University. where
he qualified as teacher in that
field.
Mr.. Stokes was a member of
the John Wesley AME. Zion
Church, Fourteenth and Corcoran
streets NV. He operated the
church's summer camp near
Springfield, Mass, in the summer
of 1948. He also was active in
YMCA work here.
Funeral services will be held at
l pm. Saturday in the John Wes-
ley Church. Burial will be in Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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IrlenQ Oh res
ident Truman,
will be held at
2 pm. tomor-
row in the
Hines funeral
h m e, 2901
F. ou r t e e nth
street NV.
A d d j nal
services will be
held at 2 pm.
M on d ay in
Kansas City,
followed by bur-
ial in Mount
w a S h ing t on
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Coppoqe Reelected

Arlington policemen again have
chosen Detective George P. Cop
page as head of the County Police
Beneficiary Association. Other
officers elected last night include
Sergt. William Fawver, vice presi-
dent; Pvt. William Dinsmore, re-
cording secretary; Pvt. Jackie r.
Shoots, assistant secretary; Sergt
A. E. Bayliss, financial secretary;
"A. D. Langley, retired, treasurer
and Detective John E. Wise, trus-
tee.
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entered t h e
hospital yester-
day morning
suffering from
pneumonia.
Gen. Patter-
son was born in
Montreal, Can
ada, Of Ameri-
can parents. He
spent his youth
in San Antonio.
Tex, and later
received his
medical degree
from McGill
I1niuarSifu IN
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1n Mrtt1nriattt

WILLIAMS, RICHARD ]. In memory oi
RICHARD J. WILLIAMS, who died De.
cember Z, 1924.
December brings sad memories
OF loved one gone to rest;
You will never be forgotten
BY those who loved you best.
DEVOTED MOTHER AND SISTER, MRS
JOSEPHINE w. PETERSON.
WILSON. THEODORE F., JR. In loyina
F. WILSON, Jr., who left me two years
ago today. December z, 194s.
Just to know him was to love him,
Just to love him was to share
In the kind and generous spirit
That went with him everywhere.
LOVING SISTER, CARRIE J. CRAW-
FORD AND FAMILY
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Gen. Patterson Dies;
Served Army in sos
As Surgeon General

Maj. Gen. Robert Uric Patter-
son, 73, retired former Surgeon
General of the Army, died yester-
day in Walter Reed Hospital. He
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Htturtltttn

BENNETT. FLORA Y. An unveiling of q
monument in memory of FLORA Y.
BENNETT beloved mother of Sara Ben
nett Greene and Alfred L. Bennett will
Sunday, December 10, 1850. at 1870
am Relatives and friends invited. 8
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UarAs uf Chunks

FURR, ALBERT LEE. The family Of the
late ALBERT LEE FURR wish to express
our sincere thanks to relatives, friends
and neighbors for the beautiful horal
tributes and other expressions of SYM
pathy during our recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY. 8
HAMMILL, MAMIE. We wish to express
our deepest and heartfelt thanks and ap-
probation for the kindness and sympathy
you have extended us in our time OF
sorrow Also for the beautiful floral
offerings and use of cars which were ex-
tended to the family of MAMIE HAM
MILL. THE FAMILY.
HAWKINS, WILLIAM E. Gratefully ac-
knoWledging and thanking you for your
! kind expressions of sympathy.
MRS W. E. HAWKINS AND FAMILY. z
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|Rites SET Tomorrow
|For Herbert |. Rivers,
Building Union Leader

Funeral services for Herbert L.
Rivers. 62. secretary-treasurer OF
the AFL Building and Construc-
ton Trades Department, and a
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SCOTT, JAMES. On Monday, December
4. 1850, JAMES SCOTT of 21O5 L St
Lillian E. Nelson and Adele Freeman of
New York City. He also is survived by
a devoted nephew. Leonard A. Scott:
8 pm. Thursday, December 7. friends
may call at Frazier's Funeral Home. 3S9
r. I. ave. NV, where funeral services
IL noon. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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DE vas, KATHERINE Members of the
<SaT> Philoptohos Society OF St
!. e.! =!
no %A Sophia are notified of the
ES/EA \S death of our late sister
II WM III KATHERINE DE VAKOS. Flu
st. ne. and St. Sophia's
GreeA Orthodox Church, 9Th and L SITS.
NV, Friday December S, 1850, at 2
pm. All members of the Philoptohos In
{ vited to attend. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
zENOVIA PANOR. President.
MARY FERRIS, Secretary.
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STOKES, ELMER

STOKES, ELMER E. Suddenly, on Tues
| day. December 5. 1850. at his residence.
| 1905 Falrmont st. NV, ELMER e.
| STOKES. son of Ennis r. and Mamie v.
Stokes of 1925 Willard st NV. Also
| surviving are other relatives and many
| friends After 3 pm. Friday friends are
| invited to call at his late residence.
Services Saturday. December 8, at l pm,
| at the John Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church,
| 14th and Corcoran SITS. NV. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Arrange
| mentS by Mcclure. Inc. 8
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members of Corinthian Lodge.
No. Is. F. A. A. M. are re-
quested to assemble at the Ma
sonic Temple. 10th and You
sts. NV. Friday. December s.
1850, at IL am. to arrange
for the funeral of Brother
M FE1, TON Funeral from
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cember s, 1850. CORA sHUFTLDT OF
| $50 North Garfield St, Arlington, Va,
mother of Miss Alta May Shufeldt
| Services at the S. H Hines Co. Funeral
| Home. 2901 14th st. NV, on Saturday
| December 9. at IL am. Interment Ma
| tional Memorial Park Cemetery. Fails
| Church. Va. 8
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RIVERS, HERBERT. On Wednesday, De-
cember 6. 1850. at Georgetown Univer-
| sity Hospital, HERBERT RIVERS of 2S16
Northampton st. NV. beloved husband
Of Mrs. Florence Rivers. father of Cliff
Rivers of Philadelphia. Pa. and Mrs.
Annabelle Rozsay of Kansas City, Mo !,
stcpfather of Mrs. Eula Gregory Novatny
| of Washington. D. c. He also is sur
| vived by five grandchildren. Services
| at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
| 2901 14th st. NV. on Friday, December
| 8. at pm. Interment Kansas City,
| Mo,
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STUART, EDWARD A. On Tuesday. De-
Of 1922 18th st. Sc. beloved husband OF
Dorothy D. Stuart. father of Dorothy
M. Stuart, son of John A. Stuart. Serv-
ices, private. at Chambers Funeral
Home. 517 11th st. Sc. on Friday, De-
cember s. at 10 am. Interment private.
z
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swART, J. FRANK. On Wednesday, De-
cember 6. 1850. at his residence, Fairfax,
Va. J. FRANK SWART. beloved father
of John Franklin and Asa Adrian Swart,
B. Ford, Mrs. Florence E. Ford and Mrs.
Warren G. Hall. 2nd. Also surviving are
two grandchildren. Mr.. Swart rests at
his late residence. Funeral services en-
Saturday, December 8. at 2 pm, at the
Fairfax Methodist Church. 1nterment
Fairfax Cemetery, 3
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WILLIAMS, ROOSEVELT. Suddenly, on
Wednesday, December g. 1850. ROOSE-
WELT WILLIAMS of 1884 5th st. NV,
Williams. the beloved brother of Doshia
A. Williams. Other relatives and many
friends also survive. Remains resting at
the John T. Rhines & Co. Funeral Home,
3rd and Eye 3ts. s.w. Notice Of funeral
later.
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day, December 4. 1850, Mrs RUBY LEE
WHITE Of 1888 Foote st. ne, belovee
wife of Eldridge j. White. She also Ii
ton Thomas: a son. Otis Norton three
sisters, jamie Williams. Henrietta Ander
son and Lulu Spriggs; one grandchild
and other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting with L. E. Murray & Son
1887 10th st. NV, where friends may
call after pm. Wednesday. Funeral
Friday. December 8. at 1:30 pm, from
the Shiloh Baptist Church, Duke ano
West SITS. Alexandria. Va, Rev Marshal
officiating. -
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THOMPSON, ELLA c. In memory Of my
loving wife and our devoted mother,
ELLA C. THOMPSON. who departed this
life two years ago today, December z,
194S.
Loving and kind in all her ways,
Upright and just to the end of her days;
Sincere and true in heart and mind,
A beautiful memory she left behind
Treasured thoughts of one SO dear
Often bring a silent tear.
DEVOTED HUSBAND, C. w. THOMP-
SON. AND CHILDREN.
WEST, LINTON T. AND WILLIAM H.
In loving remembrance Of our dear
brothers, LINTON T. WEST who de-
parted this life four years ,;,,a ago to-day,
WEST ~ who departed this life three
months ago, September IA. 1850.
LOVING SISTERS AND BROTHER9. .
Evening star., 1950-11-19
OUR COMPLETE
FLOOR STOCK OF
1919 and 1850
WASHERS +
REFRIGERATOR;

Sole includes the following big ABC
ADMIRAL DEEPFREEZE GENERAL
PHlco sNoWHT THOR WHIRLPOOL WESTINGHOUSE Er one
moor sope demonstor rpsessd model
" as as some are slightly scratched but EVERY ONE IS
roIL GUARANTEED NOTHING RESERVED
Sorry, no moi, phone, 0 COD orders
Evening star., 1950-08-05
HELP MEN (cont. J

ELECTRoNIC TECHNICIAN. exper. in
development and construction OF
electronic and electro mechanical
devices. ENGINEERING RESEARCH
ASSOC, INC, 507 18th st. S., Arl.,
EEEECTRoNfcC TECHNICIAN With
naval experience background pref.
Age 1886. RE. S125. 3
ENGINEERS (colored) 9TH class; new
air-conditioned apartment house; no
quarters. See chief engineer. Mr..
Fox, on premises. IDAHO TERRACE,
3040 Idaho ave-. corner Cathedral
and Idaho aveS. NV. -6
ENGINEERS twhite), 3rd class, for
watch shift. new air conditioned apt.
house. See chief engineer. Mr.
Schmidt, QUEBEC HOUSE, Apt. 81 L,
2S00 Quebec st. NV. Is
ENGINEER, f1rst-class license; 81 10
per hour; provision available for
life insurance. personal and de-
pendant hospital benefits. sickness
accident and surgical benefits and
pension, BOX AIS, Star. -6
ESTIMATOR SALESMAN for res.
painting, with recent local exper.
Apply in writing. stating all facts
in 1st letter to JOHN w. JOHNSON,
INC, S24 De Sales row NV, Wash.
ExEcyTiyE ASSISTANT in estab-
lished sales .ofice. Must be expert
typist with knowledge of bookkeep-
ing. Starting salary S225- 50 80
monthly Phone MA SI55 10
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SALES MANAGER ENGINEER to rur
air-conditioning dept. Must be
eXper., able to handle all details
References. Chrysler air temp di-
rect factory franchise Lge. stock
Apply j. L. BATEMAN g. SON, 20O4
R. I. ave. ne. HO. 2200. %
SALESMAN - General merchandise
store; 5l2-day week; good working
conditions; must be alert, like to
work with people; prefer age so
65. Call NE. 5940 for appt. -6
SALESMAN, DRUG DETAIL, to call
on doctors, druggists, hospitals for a
progressive pharmaceutical manufac-
turer; excellent opportunity for man
with pharmaceutical or premedical
background or experience in similar
Work, Box S-V. Star. -
statesmen wanted, 25 to 35 years
OF age to call on retail grocery trade;
must have car; straight salary and
car allowance; excellent chance for
advancement; experience not neces-
Sary. Write Box 1855. Star. .
experienced with follow
ing wholesale paint, hardware and
automobile trades, to sell specialties,
established accounts; commission.
State ace, reference. lines now car
ried. Box 1865, Star. 81
Statesmen. real estate: exper. only:
need . with car: live-wire ONCE: for
appointment. call j. RANDALL WAL
CROFT, Realtor, UN. 340O. IS
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EXECUTIVE MANAGER

For Golf and Country Club in Wash
ington, D. c., area; must have ad-
ministrative ability: good salary and
permanent position; application must
be accompanied by statement of eX-
perience and references. Box 251-R,
Star.
FARMER AND WIFE; one who can
and will do things; small place;
mostly cleanup and repair work; 2
rooms. unfurnished; no children. OV.
FIELD REPREsENTATIvE-National
Finance Company, prefer man with
vancement with other benefits; give
full infermation first letter. Box
FILLING STATION ATTENDENT-
A man who can do minor repairs;
must furnish ref. goed wages fol
100 ith St: Sc. Ii. 4;9056-t
HOSPITAL. DU. 1870. -
FOUNTAIN BOY-6-day week; 5000
salary. Call 20. 2-6127 between
FuEI :2U oil M nfsS.T3aER ags 5;3a I'm must F6o,
Should be mechanically inclined
excel. opportunity for right man
FURNITURE FINISHER for insid
work; steady. reliable man, for posi-
tion with large television distribu
tors. Call MR.. TAFT. Ii. 7-9315
FURNITURE sALESMAN-Retail fur,
niture experience, salary, commits
sion and good working conditions
See M. Ig9s 2e Sf,l1I9 at HOUSE e,AS8 AND HERR
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YOUNG LADY for clerical work in
uptown northwest real estate ONCE.
Must be able to type and take short
hand; Hours y to $50. 5-day week.
y@; Box ;S, SIT; Star %
sst GS HoMAs ehsieh to m d5vs seSoc fsE aS in
Chevy Chase a few hours day.
TRADE ASSOCIATION expanding
requires services OF writer skilled
in various phases Of public rela-
tions and publicity. Background in
housing desirable. Permanent job
background. samples Of work. Box
174-S, Star. %
REFINED LADY, at least "a yrs. old
well educated. must like people
have car; previous working expert.
ence non-essential; for lucrative
very interesting, PUBLIC relation:
oSsnbgst,dn o0sitGn free Ga tIanng Ing y pati1na
Aug. z, bet. 8 am. and pm. -t
WHITE LADY. dependable. to care
for semi-inyalid lady; l pm. to
Pm; 2-day week; state salary: refs
AFTkAc4IS+Es FIJI st4iS+ s'S5 i6uNe WOMEN q
6re dept. carnival. Excel. salary
Call Rockville 2097 after Z pm
CReverse charges). -6
YOUNG LADY. accounting knowledge
some typing. excel. position for on,
who can get along with the publ,
with whom you deal and the peopl,
with whom you work: See Mr.
Kahn. METRO FINANCE. 18th ant
COLLEGE GRADUATE-Arthur Muir.
ray needs executives, our business
is fun! II you are between 2l anc
80, have some college background
graduate preferred. we have the
$500 salary your nrst fuil time
month. Opportunities open for quick
advancement. executive positions
with earnings from SIS to SI40
weekly. No exper. necessary, but
must have natural dancing abil-
tiles. Free training See Mr.. Mack
Apply in person, 1O-1, Mon Fri. Dc
not phone. ARTHUR MURRAY
STUDIOS. 1106 Conn. ave. %
SODA FOUNTAIN
Experienced only, ewes. RUST MANOR
PHARM.. Falls Church. FA. I'LL
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SHOE
SALESMAN
EXPERIENCED ONLY
LIBERAL SALARY
PLUS COMMISSIONS
APPLY YOUNG'S
1906 F ST. NV.

SHOE SALESMAN, exper., for juye-
nile store; fine position for quail
fed man. Also can use, eve. and
Sat. extras. 3103 14th st. NV.
CO. 1347. 10
STAG RooFERs-Men with experi-
STENoGRAPHER. young man, with
aptitude for figures; by lumber COM
pany In Bethesda, Md. State ouali-
f1cations and salary expected in
reply. to Box 492-R. Star. 10
STORE ROOM CLERKS pm. to
midnight; experience preferred but
not necessary. Apply Steward, the
CARLTON HOTEL, 18th and K sta
TELEyIsIoN service men with az.
Excellent opportunity for expert
enced men. Apply 1911 Nichols
TV SERVICE MEN, with cars for
outside service work; must be ex-
per; excel. starting salary and car
allowance: good chance for ad-
vancement, many advantages: do
not phone. See Mr.. Silvern, PHIL
LIPS. INC. 2012 Shannon pl s.e.