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Evening star., 1950-09-04
Secretary Tobin Derides
Soviet Workers Paradise
By the Associoted Press

BOSTON, Sept. 4.-Secretary of
Labor Tobin said today the Rus
sian worker has to toll five to
seven times as long as the Ameri-
can worker to buy the same
amount of food.
Yet the Communists would
have us believe that their country
is workers paradise he told a
Labor Day rally of the Central
Labor Union.
Mr.. Tobin cited this compar-
ison, he said, to show that Amer
lean workers "enjoy the benefits
of social and economic we'll
being" while "all that commu
nism can offer workers is slavery
and chains"
He assailed a new law curbine
his power over unemployment
compensation as threat tC
workers place in our democracy
He asked for labor's help ir
getting rid of it in the next session
of Congress.
Evening star., 1950-09-04
c. G. SLOAN g. CO., INC.
AuctiOneers-ApDraiSers
PERSONAL

VACANCY in Friendship Rest Home
for lady patient; 24-hour care, tray
service; laundry incl. OIL. 6992.
LADIES - For effortless. scientific
weight control try our new, forced,
air-bubble bath. followed by expert
massage. BETHESDA HEALTH
CLUB, OIL. 1858. u
MAIL ADDRESS and telephone an
swering service has been available
at 410 Bond Bldg. for 25 years.
Visit our little post ONCE" with
standard lock boxes, or call ST.
O474 z"
NURSING CARE, by trained nurses.
plenty of good tasty food. CO. 2225,
MT, VERNON COW. HOSP, D.. c.
PATTERNS cut to order. style and
fit guaranteed. LIVINGSTONE STU
pIo, 113S Conn. ave-, 2nd floor,
VACANCY for elderly people. bright
rm:. telephone in rm.; reas. RA.
VACANCY in nursing nome: 24-nr.
nursing care LICENSED by county and
PRIVATE SCHOOL, Metropolitan
Area, will offer special class for 6
emotionally disturbed children, ele-
mentary school age, under full-time
tails. Box 5-T, Star.
Evening star., 1950-09-04
Boo Dui and FumiIy in Rome

ROME, Sept. 4 up. - Ex-
Emperor Bao Dai. premier of
Western-recognized Wet Nam in
Indo-China, arrived with his wife
and children yesterday for a Holy
Year visit. A French embassy
official said the emperor himself
and his children are not Roman
Catholic but that his wife is.
Evening star., 1950-09-04
SHINE REMOVING
LEGAL NOTICES

THE COMMITTEE on Admissions and
Grievances, United States District
Court for the District of Columbia,
Walter C. Clephane, Chairman. GA
Standard Oil Bldg, 261 Constitu-
tion ave. .w.--Notice. is HEREBY
given that the list published here
with contains the names of all ap..
plicants for admission to the bar OF
the United States District Court ior
successful in the bar examination
held June 10. 20 and q, 1850;
The Committee on Admissions and
Grievances requests that any IN
formation tending to. aftect tne
on moral or ethical grounds be
furnished to the committee on or
before September II. 1850. WALIER
c, CLEPHANE. Chairman; GILBERT
Evening star., 1950-09-04
AUCTION SALES

ADAM A. WESCHLER. g. SON.
AuctiOneers Appraisers.
Liquidation Sale
Used and New
Domestic and Commercial
ERATORS-FANS
Florists and Food Market
REFRIGERATING CASES
OCA-COI.A BOX-BOTTLE COOLER
WATER COoLERS-BEER DIS
PENSER-DEEP FREEZE
IRONER-RANGE
Crosley '12a" Teleyision
MOTORS-DEHYDRATORS-
CONTROLS
REPLACEMENT PARTS-IRONS
DISH AND LAUNDRY WASHERS.
ETC.
also
OFFICE DESKS-CHAIRS
CHECKWRITER
MELINK STEEL SAFE. ETC.
BY Public Auction
at 1918 l4th st. NV.
THURSDAY.
September 7. 1950-10 AM.
Terms: Cash.
r. G. Schenkel. Proprietor.
Evening star., 1950-09-04
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

STUDIO EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Professional and domestic. Laundry,
cafeteria; g.h. day workers. AD.
MATTRESSES, experienced, age 90
35; good wages and working condi-
lions. Apply Mrs Palmer, u. S.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, SOB K
CASHIERS, restaurant experience,
age 20-40; good wages and working
conditions. Apply Miss Kelly, U. S.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, SOB K
SODA DISPENSERS, age open; good
wages and working conditions. APP
ply Mrs. Evans, U. s. EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE, 503 K ST. NV. -4
COUNTERGIRLS, age 20-35; good
wages and working conditions. Ap-
ply Miss Kelly, U. S. EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE. SOB K st. NV. 4
COUNTERMEN, age 20-40: good
wages and working conditions. Ap-
ply Miss Kelly, U. s. EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE, SOB K st. NV. 4
Al SECRETARY-S250 start, avia-
ton 5-day; communication sec'y.,
$4,000; real estate sec'y., $50 wk;
dozens of others hourly. BOYD'S,
700 18th. cor. G NV. Ma. 2340.
BOOKKEEPERS. $50 wk.. $50; cash
ier with some bookkeeping, S45: bk.
mach. oper., $40. Many others.
Miss Black at BOYDS, 700 18th.
cor G. MA 2340.
Evening star., 1950-09-04
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT to join staff of local
c. P A; exp. man preferred: Write,
refs and salary desired. Box AL
ACCOUNTANT FOR C.P.A. FIRM
Some travel involved. Experienced
preferred Salary open. Reply, Civ
ing full details, education, exper.,
etc., Box 23l-Z, Star. -6
Advertising Display Man
To work directly for one Of this
areas largest advertisers; steady
position; must be experienced in
windows and interior. Crobuff and
crepe paper. Reply by letter, stat
ing experience, age and references.
Box 112-z. Star. .
AIRCRAFT AND ENGINE mechanic,
3-4 yrs. light plane exper.: inst.
rat. pref, but not req. Box 2O7-Y,
Star. IS
ARCHITECT in virginia, for develop
ment of commercial properties. Write
all qualifications to Box 105-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1950-09-04
Classified Ad Rotes
SPECIAL NOTICES

CANNING PEACHES. large Albertas,
direct from famous Virginia or
chards' SS:99 per bsshfn. bushel: good rTHS sIp5
CORNERS MARKET, Falls. Church.
Va. Out Lee blvd, Z mi. from Me-
mortal Bridge to intersection OF
LeeSburg pike Open until IL o'clock
nightly including Sundays. a
WANTED DUMP for masonry rubble
in NV. section; will haul and dump
free MR.. METZ. RE. 1866. 5
THE DRY CLEANING establishment
formerly known as MERCURY
CLEANERS, 1927 Baltimore ave,
Riverdale. Md, hereby notifies all
parties concerned that all garments
having been on premises mere than
l year prior to this ad will be dis
Re R9tiflsa hSool by Sept 15' 1850 & Can
Books started, kept
time, all tax returns. state
ments; prompt, reliable. EN-. S634.
Evening star., 1950-09-04
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
Colorado BLDG, 14th 6 q. RE. 1898
Mutual. ITO G. MA. O954

civil, chem, cleo,
5 yrs. experience, 1900; esti-
mator, general building experience,
car necessary, S75 up; sale, busi-
ness machines, some college, $3.50;
inspector, truck CO., car furn.' S55.
WOMEN Spanish Eng
lish, $3.50 net; secretary interna-
tional, $500 net; stenogs.. French,
Spanish. bilingual, $1,000 net;
tary sole responsibility, S23S:
clerk-typist, international organi-
Zation. $1,000 net; advertising
production asst retail, S2I6 =
Evening star., 1950-09-04

In order to protect its adGer-
tisers from receiuin0 circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such mat
ter UtH be Uithheld as tar as
possible By The Star. Only bona
fde aa$t0ers to advertisements
addressed to boz numbers IN
care of The Star tciN be delivered
to advertisers on preSenrGtton
of the boz number ticket.
Evening star., 1950-09-04
ENGINEER,
FIREMEN

Announcement of examinations for
t1remen: s vacancies. including 3
for Halls Hill Negro Co.; annual
salary, So, to So. .52S; Is days
annual leave; 10 days sick leave;
retirement; high school graduation
or equivalent exper required; must
be at least 5 #. inches. weight
l45 lbs. mot over SO less than
stripped weight-by height-accept-
able); age bet. 2l and 35.
Full details and application form
can be obtained at Personnel once.
Bldg. TT Courthouse. Arlington.
Va. or will be mailed on telephone
call to OW 1900 Applications
must be returned in person not
later than 4:15 pm. Wed, Sept.
20 1850. to Personnel Once, Court
house, Arlington, Va. A
FLOOR SANDERS and fnishers, Ist
class only. Call WA. 2149. -6
FOUNTAIN HELP, white; ewes, 8 to
10. and week ends. Ideal for stu
dent. Experienced on sandwich
board and short-order cooking.
Apply in person Monday or Tuesday.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR APPRENTICE,
young. white, single, with good
references; D. C. drivers license:
salary, plus room. Box 95-T. Star.
Evening star., 1950-09-04
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON
Auctioneers-Appraisers

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON
Auctioneers- Appraisers
United States Marshars Sale
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ETC
By virtue of Writ of Special Fieri
Facias issued out of the Clerks Of
fee of the Municipal Court of the
District of Columbia and to me di-
rected, twill sell for cash
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
at WESCHLER' S. a05 E ST. NV.
FRIDAY
September 8, 1850, PPM.
Framed oil painting. Reception of an
Ambassador Palace of Constantine"
signed F. A. Bridgman; two 49-piece
sterling fatware services Il by
kirk, silver breakfast and salad
plates, other hollow and fiat silver,
176 books and pamphlets. china,
Wedgewood, ornaments, blankets,
quilts, afghan. India rug. crystal,
glass. phonograph records. towels,
sheets. spreads, tablecloths. Scarfs.
clothing, magazine rack. carved ma
hogany library table with Griffin
supports. etc, seized and levied up
on as property of the defendants,
Byron r Cisco and Golda E. Cisco,
and sold to satisfy Judgment at
Law No A26-nS2. in favor of Wash
ineton Properties. Inc, corpora
ton.
w. BRUCE MATTHEW'S,
United States Marshal In and
for. the District Of Columbia.
au2S.S seas
Evening star., 1950-09-04
CARA ATTENDENT. Apply
ALBAN TOWERS, 370O Mass ave.

GARAG ATTENDENT. Apply
HARDWARE MAN-Modern store has
opening: inside work; experienced
Rrsl; Ralnws See Mr.. Hooyer, AKMASE,s
HOTEL DAY CLERK. over As; steady
w9ogrk work; good pay. Apply in person.
HOTEL a5H I@th FRoNT 81 F'T5 DESK CLERK 5rs
cashier. experienced; relief on tran.
script one night week. Apply Bon
HOUsEMAN. colored, age 80 to 45.
have excellent references. Cali
IBM AIPH. KEYpUNcH oPRs.. ex-
perienced salary Sl3.06 per day to
bauer at Potomac Yards, Alex, va.
INSURANCE UNDERWATER, IRE
and casualty, familiar with local
nnq nort NEARBY territ9Ey Unusual op-
Reply, stating qualification and SAL
ary required. Box 4S2-Y, Star. -
JANITOR for apt. bldg. of 81 units;
colored; no children; must be sober
ansr,I and reliable; 9TH class engineers
ters. AID. 5000 5
LUBRICATION MAN - Experienced.
Salary and commission; 8 days per
week: Apply CoNNoRs' AND Fos-
TER s, 2244 Pa. ave. s.e. g
MEMS WEAR SALESMAN, experi-
enced; for Friday evenings and all
day Saturday; good salary. CO.
MECHANICS. automobile. preferably
exper. on GIN cars Good salary.
paid vaca., disqualification, pleasant
work. conditions. Apply Tuesday
morning at MCKEE PONTIAC, 1928
L st. NV See Mr.. Ryon. 4
Evening star., 1950-09-04
AUTO METAL MAN

Must be thoroughly competent. fast
and able to handle wrecks. Plenty
of work on percentage basis. The
man we want is probably now en-
ployed. but seeking the opportunity
to make more money none MASTER yIe5
3240 Prospect ave. NV. DE. 1888.
Evening star., 1950-09-04
PERSONAL Cont

TOWN AND COUNTRY day school.
nursery through 9Th grade. door-to-
door transportation. hot lunches.
9401 Georgia ave. SH. 1874.
MAGNOLIA HAvEN---Convalescen
and care for elderly ladies. Cheer
full homelike atmosphere. OIL. S59o.
IS
PERMANENT, S4; shampoo. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910
G st. NV.
WHITEHALL SANITARIUM has a few
s4rhr In.e trained M h Nursing care; daily
supervised by physician. FA. O643.
SINGING PINES NURSING HOME.
Little River turnpike, Fairfax, Va.
For rates, phone Fairfax 715. 10
EXCLUSIVE SUBURBAN HOME will
accept retired people needing super
vision, special diets, excellent care.
nT, 101S
Evening star., 1950-09-04

A growing plant requires access
TO about 20 chemical elements.
Evening star., 1950-09-04
ARLINGTON AREA

WOMEN
Recept., typist, radio. 5 d.----open
elk. .-typist adv. company --- $40
RECEIPT. t.-typist, mature $40
Secy., young. no exp. nee, legal
secy.. pvt, wks. vac. d.--open
Secy.. administrative. ) d S235
once elk, no typ, d.-----S150
PIX. $40
PIX. operator ---------- Sl70
Bookkeeper-typist - to sos
Cashier, hospiery sales S35 plus
Cashier-checker, sroc. exp. S35
Drug clerk, some sales exp.----S35
Bakery clerk, 1909 pm. S35
Fountain girl, SO. no Suns $50
Sales, no exp. nee. d.-----Open
s... MEN s.,,
Stripper. offset negative Open
Finance work, car nee. $500
Auto parts man SO
Grocery elk. S65
General delivery man S55
Sales advertising, car--S55 draw
Paint sales, no exper. nee. $50 plus
Radioman. learn televiSion Open
Cook. new restaurant ntOpen
stock clerk. no exp. nee, 5 d. $50
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl. ow. 1900.
Evening star., 1950-09-04
PAINTERS

Experienced only. Apply JAFFE, oil
18th st. NV. lis
PARKING ATTENDANTS, white, over
Is years; experience required; req
ular work: must have parking lot
permit. Apply parking lot, corner
18th and z sts. NV. p
PHARMACIST, exper.; store closed
on Sunday. Replies strictly con-
PHOToGRAPHIC HELPER. litho
and 5 pm. 1713 Pfnnsylvania
PIN Settlers Rs-our winter season
starts Sept. 9TH. If you are mex
perienced we can teach you. Plenty
of games and good tips. SILVER
SPRING ALLEYS, 961 Bonifante st.
PLASTERER, frst-class white me-
chanic; good wages: steady Job for
right man; JA; 2-59S0. after 6 pm.
PLASTERERS (75l.. 1st-claSs white
mechanics. Report to Job. Long
Branch Apts., Old Bladensburg -rd.
and Piney Branch I'd. .
PLASTERERS-Whi only 1st-class
mechanics need apply. Report to
Job. BROYHILL PARK, Annandale.
PLAsTERERs, 1O-union shop; long
term Job. 14th and congress sts.
q Sc. VI. 7S11 or OR. 6310. IS
PLUMBER-Experien for repair
and remodeling work; must have
D. C. auto operators permit. Ap-
ply 1412 Que st. NV. -l3
Evening star., 1950-09-04
AUTO AND TRUCK MECHANICS,

AUTO AND TRUCK MECHANICS,
white, experienced, sober men
wanted for general repair work OPP
portunity for specialized training
in body and tank repairs. Perma-
nent position for serious minded
men with employe benefits including
group insurance, disqualification,
paid vacation, hourly pay scale. etc.
Apply 1900 1St st. ne. A
BARBER. Arlington. Va. $50 8.
Air cond. shop; top prices. 4
BARBER, to take over shop on COM
mission basis. Must be sober and
dependable. j.. D. BEATTY, Mar
shall. Va, Ri. 55 mr. Skyline Drive,
Marshall 4131 and 5s01. -
sasS s5sssrave os ssEylss fsMsN MeRassF TE
INC. 610 H st. ne. 80
BO0KKEEPER, young man under 80,
for large suburban auto dealer: ex-
perience preferred but not essential;
shamp shary open Lus4RsEE FIRE to NfeHossoN III SseS
MOTOR CO. $40 Baltimore aye,
BOoT BLACKS. experienced: good
pay; Apply VALET SERVICE. 72o
BRICKLAYERS wanted. Rhode Island
and Newton st. N. E. long Job.
S3;25 per. hr. HEDIN CoNSTRUC-
BR1CKLAYERs. qualified mechanics
D. c.; two years work ahead; union
wages: good conditions. WILLIAM
NELSON, 3s17 14th st. NV, TU.
Evening star., 1950-09-04

y.
Kozlowski, J. J.
Krash, Abraham
Lainof. r. /.
Lamattina, F. J.
La Padula. P. r.
Laverick. william
Lavine, I. A.
Lawrence, w. F.
Leach, A. r.
Leahy, John M.
Lee. Sterling
Leonard, Paul F.
LIE Vine, c: R.
Levy, Donald
Levy, Melvin H.
Lichliter, L. L.
Lindner. Carl w.
Lipsky. Henry /.
LoomiS, J. L.
Loren, Phyllis c:
[ Loughlin, John T.
Lucas, c. w.
Lukens, John F.
Luttrell, Louis D.
Lynch, W. c.
Lyons, E. D.
Macmillan, J. H.
Madison, G. W.
c. o.
Mahoney, w. G.
Maloney, P. j.
Mann, Donegan
Manning, c. M.
MarkowitZ, Irving
Marks, Solomon
Marshall. NJ. w.
Martell, Frank J.
Martin, Watt N.
Martini, A. F.
Menzel, G. H.
Michaelson, L.
Missy, z. G.
Millar, r. K.
Moore, D. r.
Moore, Ewell G.
Moore, w. H.
Moran, J. A.
Mortensen, r. H.
Mulcahy, j. E, jr.
Muller, r. c.
Mullinix, A. P.
Murphy, John II.
Murrish. E. c.
Musselman. A., jr.
Mcintyre. F. L.
McIver, John F.
McKeever, F. E.
Mcleod, John D.
McMaster. W. J.
Navarro, J. x.
Nelson, David H.
Nevius, John A.
NeVmyer, Armand
Nicholas. John L.
Novakovich, NADIA
Oakley, Jean r.
O'Brien, E. D.
O'Dea, T. e.
Odom. w. E, jr.
Orsinger, V. j.
Osann. Robert
O'Shea, John L.
Otterman. H. B., jr.
Parker, o, B.
Parsekian, Ned j.
PastoriZa, r. B.
Patty, C. R., jr.
Paulson, N. c.
Pearson, B. s.
Pearson. T. J.
Peisner. A. A.
petroWitZ. H C.
Pettoruto, NJ. J.
Phillips, G. A.
Philpitt, F. C.
Platshon, B, P.
Pool, 2. A, III
Poston, r. r.
Povich, A. s.
Powell. C. T.
Presson. H. K.
Rafter. c. T., Jr,
Ralston, L. P.
Rambo, r. r.
Rath. Robert K.
Reilly, G. NJ.
Reynolds, W. L.
Rhine, Mary E.
Rhodes, w. E.
Rich, Francis E.
RIPLEY. E. A.
Robbins, G.. K.
Robbins, Norman
Robertson, Eugene
Rodgers, j. E.
Romero, M. S.
Rommel, W. H.
Rood, G. H.
Root, Leonard P.
Rose, Frank w.
Rowan. W. H.
Rowe. Willis c.
Ryan, James H.
Ryan, J. M, jr.
Samtz, A. A.
Schattman. R. E.
Scholtz, E. K.
Schultz, H. D.
Schwartz, S. N.
Scott, David A.
Scullen, j. R.
Seidman, M. J.
Sewell. w. w.
Sfarnas, J. G.
Sharon. H. J.
Shea, Dermot P.
Sheeran. J. j.
Sheridan. P. r.
Shoup. w. E.
Simon. Robert G.
Sisk, E. B., jr.
Skinner. H. r.
Smith, L. e.
Smith, L. A.
Smith. Otis M.
Smith, w. E.
Snyder. John F..
Spaulding. M, jr.
SpeckS, G. l.
Spielman. j. r.
SDinks, W. C.
Spriggs, ]. j., jr.
Steinberger, H. NJ.
Stenger. John r.
Stetson, R. E., jr.
Stewart, F. J.
Stout, Juanita K.
Strauss. Peggy S.
Sukalo, Charles
Sullivan, T. v.
Sweeney, F. J.
Tafoya. Ben
Tavenner. F. B.
Taylor, Charles D.
Tebbs, Charles B.
Tesauro, Domenic
Thompson, T. C.
Tighe, G. L., jr.
Tricarico, J. ].
Ugast, F. B.
Urciolo, J. J.
Ussery, H. MGR.
Vinciguerra, j. v.
Waldron, r. V.
Walker, Donald ].
Walker. W. w.
Warner, B. H, MI
We'll, Paul E.
Weldon, r. M.
Westfall, Ted B.
Widmayer, L., jr.
Wigby, Bart D.
Wilder, Henry p.
wilkins, E. A.
Wilson, John r.
Wilson, J. F.
Winter, l.. j.
Wolk, Morris o.
Wolk, Reuben
Woodling, F. A.
Yarnof, Leroy M.
Evening star., 1950-09-04
AUTO MECHANIC

Must be exper and able to operate
Weaver front end machine; top sal
ary and bonus. Apply MIR. Barber,
Main ave w EX RhR4
Evening star., 1950-09-04
BRICKLAYERS

Wanted for Jersey Jobs.
Following are lists of types
available; hospital work. in
dustrial work, and housing
jobs. Full time is being
made on interior work. Call
LIEB BROS.
Evening star., 1950-09-04

L. AAxhASAt
Adams. Eva
Agresti, V. j.
Ahern, Albert
Aleli, Louis A.
Anto, Frank P.
Apodaca, E. J.
Archer, Crit A.
Arens. Richard
Atkinson. E. K.
Austin, w. A.
Avancena, M. C.
Baldridge, Reid
Banner, r. R, u.
Barber, F. w.
Barish, B. J.
Barker. F. P. Jr.
Barnes. D. r.
Barnes, E. J.. jr.
Barnes, E. G.
Barnett. J. E.
Bean, E. T., jr.
Beasley, j. L., jr.
Realty I l. III
Beck, Ernest H.
Becker, M. S.
Beckwith, T. L., il
Behun. J. A.
Bell, E. l..
Bell, j. r.
Bellamah, F. J.
Benson, J. NJ.
Blake, Martin
Blatchford. w. L.
Blodgett, N. S.
Bollard, I. M.
BlomStedt. r. z.
Bohn, c. E.
Borchelt, B. A.
Borek, T. c,
Bramow. Alvin
Breeze, w. J.
Breslauer, r. c.
Bridges, E. L.
Brill, E. p, j.
Brennan, j. T.
Bum, George
Burd, Leo P.
Burk, S. r.
Burke, J. Clark
Butler, John H.
Byrnes, Daniel P
Candy. John ].
Campbell, R. H.
Cantwell. W. j.
Carter, Sidney
Caruso, L. r.
Ca slim, J. M, jr.
Cavanagh, j. B.
Chase. Eugene A.
Cherwek, Stanley
Cheslow, Ernest
Chudzik, J. S.
Clark, John T.
Clay, Marvin ].
Cochran, R. r.
Cohen, Saul B.
Collins. H. D.
Collins. w. c., jr.
Combs, H. T.
Compton. r. II.
Countee, T. H. :
Cunningham, F. j
Curry, s. L., jr.
Curtin, John T.
D'Agaris, Rudy
Davis, Clifford, jr
Davis, Sadye j.
Day. Ernest H.
De Blasts, S. j.
Dickey. R. r.
Dixon. W. j.
Dodge, Lucy H.
Dolan. F. M, lr.
Dolan, M. F. x.
Donegan. G. j.
Dougherty, J. C.
Dowell. A. E. III
Dowell. Earl S.
Downing, L. B.
Duff, Charles H.
Dug as, J. r.
Duncan, c. E.. II
Dunn. William W
Dummies, S. j., j
Dyer, John NJ.
Earl, Lewis H.
Earle. John H.
Elmore, S. c.
Engelhardt. C, ir
Engelthaler. F. E.
Fallon, John H.
Favarella, F. P.
Fennell, E. OBJ.
Fisher. S. G.
Flynn, R. P.
Flynn, w. J.
Foley, James K.
Foley, T. A.
Ford, F. W., jr.
Forsling, r. A.
Frank, Kitty B.
Frazier, P. B.
French, w. T.
Freret, E. S.
Fried, Alfred 8.
Gelane. M. r.
Gall, Joseph F.
Gallagher, c. v.
Gill, Ruth s.
Ginsberg. Albert
Goewey. Bruce A.
Goldstein, Benz.
Gordon. T. C.
Gottshall, w. H.
Gourley. Roy G.
Graf. Paul M, jr
Graybeal. John o
Gregg, W. j.
Grogan, John P.
Hall. Joseph E.
Hallberg, E. ", jr
Hammer, Da vid E
Hammett, B. J.
Handy. J. B., jr.
Hanlon, w. R.
Harbrecht. P. P.
Harding, H. F.
Harm, Edwin W.
Harrison, r. D.
Hartshorn. ]. E.
Healey, Alan j.
Heinzen, ]. P.
Heires, John H.
Hendershott, S. j
Herndon, E. H.
Hess, Walter
Hillman, j. A.
flinders, John j.
Hirsch, M. M.
Hirsch, r. B.
Hodges, r. l..
Hoffman, M. s.
Hogan, j. ", jr.
Holford. B. L.
Hollingsworth, G.
Holloran, W. T.
Houston. ]. K.
Hoyt. John G.
Hundley, H. r.
Hunter. W. L.
Hurley, j. P,
,Jernbere, Dale L.
Johnson, N. s.
Johnson. r. c.
Jones, D. L.
Jones, Roger r.
Jordan, F. E.
Kahn. Fritz R.
Kaiser, S. M.
Kalb. Vernon F.
Kane, James s.
Kayson. David
Kelleher, r. L.
Kelley, Frank w.
Kells, James T.
Kennedy, Oliver
Kent. P. A.
King, Ronald
Kirshbaum, Annie
KlaruuiSt. K S.
Evening star., 1950-09-04
CLERK

Young man for general clerical duties
In Alexandria branch ONCE of large
beverage company; steady position
with good future. Reply by letter,
stating qualifications. including age,
education. experience and references.
Box 112-Z, Star. .
CIERK-TYPIST, 40-hour week. Ho
Evening star., 1950-09-04
CollectOr-SaleSrnan

Wanted experienced man to cover
Alexandria, Va, and nearby terri
tory on established route. Salary
guaranteed, plus commission, car
allowance; permanent position.
Write Box 257-Z. Star.
CONTACT MEN, must be experienced
in meeting public: knowledge of
painting and decorating helpful. APP
ply in writing. stating all facts in
first letter to JOHN W. JOHNSON.
INC 1924 De Sales row NV.
COUNTER AND SANDWICH MAN,
thoroughly experienced. References.
BASSIN'S, 1920 Pa. ave. NV. 5
COUNTERMAN-Exp delica-
lessen and restaurant; wages, S75
a week and meals. ia. 2-3O20. 5
Evening star., 1950-09-04
AUCTION

THIS TUES. (SEPT. 5th)-2 PM.
Public Inspection Today
Sale, Tues, 2 PM.
Pine Grade mahog. "Chippendale"
complete bedroom suite.
Expensive burl walnut unusual grace
bedroom suite, Mary and William
Up to date grey walnut bedroom
suite with Mr.. and Mrs. dresser.
Gold label mahogany bedroom suite,
with twin beds and double dresser
and vanity.
9-pc dining room suite;
''Whitney" maple recreation room or
dining room suite OF 10 pcs
Very fine living room lounge chars chairs;
Antique cut velvet down cushion
sofa, matching chair
Brocstelle Chesterfield odd sofa.
Walnut Queen Anne" marauetry in
lay silver cabinet, #. by 6 IT.
Dainty little French motif, decorated
curio cabinet.
Fine chest of drawers.
Very attractive, large mahog. Chip
pendale" style secretary desk.
Antique genuine cherry German hoof
foot card table, about AZ in. square.
Fancy inlaid. carved. mirror-top and
other coffee tables, top grade.
Lamp and end tables of various kind.
Interesting pictures, Autographs
pi mus ttC.' SUuit ny
more
About is pieces fine old cut glass.
bowls. punch bowls. etc.
Lot odd china and glassware.
Service of Syracuse decorated
dinner set.
Other dinner china sets.
Boxes of odds and ends, china. glass,
etc.
Mounted deer head
Mounted pair Texas Longhorn steer
horns.
Fireplace tools etc
Numerous other household effects.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
"Kimball'' late-style wal. case spinet,
apartment-SiZe piano.
35 old swords, guns, pistols, prim-
ative fighting pieces.
'Iionei' train set complete with
suitable table, cost about $1,000.
Rugs:
Lot scatter Navajo Indian hand
made rugs.
Gold and blue Chinese 12x15 rug.
splendid condition.
axl2 Sarouk Persian rug, good con-
dton.
Several throw and scatter Persian
and Oriental rugs.
ACctioneers' Phone, Ma 2679
Terms; CASH Prompt Removal.