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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-09
U. S. Impresses
Morse Experts

On return to Norway, after a
study tour in the United States
under the auspices of ECA, the
Norwegian delegation of thirteen
machine shop experts, have eX-
pressed themselves most enthusi-
astically about what they have
seen and learned.
Gunnar Berg, lathe operator at
the navy yard in Horton, when
met by correspondents in Oslo,
could hardly find words to express
his great appreciation of Ameri-
can hospitality. Asked what i'm
pressed him the most he said:
THE tempo-it is like fairy
tale" He attributed this fast work.
ing place to the thorough organ
ization and preparation of the
work. In some places it might
have seemed as if the pace was
too fast, but the workers were
jolly and happy, said Mr.. Berg.
Olav Ruud, supervisor at Brod-
rene Sundt's Tool Factory in Oslo,
was equally enthusiastic. Asked
if Norway is far behind, he
promptly answered: Yes, there is
a great difference" The cleanli-
ness in the factories also i'm
pressed him very much. In many
shops he had visited, the workers
wore. spotlessly clean shirts. They
had been received wonderfully
everywhere they went and they
were invited out every evening of
the six weeks thy spent in the
United States.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-09

Most members of the Scandia
Folkdancers, of the University of
Washington, have left for Sweden,
where the group will demonstrate
American square and folk dances
this summer. 1t will be the first
tour of its kind in Scandinavia.
The group will open tour of
twelve Swedish cities at the ia
nous Liseberg, Sweden's big
amusement place in Gothenburg.
Those who left in the beginning
of May were Gordon Ekvall Ira
Gle, founder and leader, Roy Ny
lander, John Carlson, Mike Wick
DRY, Jordis Dahl, Marilyn Foers-
ter, Barbara Steele, and Charme
Campbell. They will leave New
York May 10 for Sweden aboard
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-09

the Gripsholm. The second con-
tingent, comprised of Glenn Ba-
ker, Dick Sackstetter, Peggy
Schiff, Doris Wilson and the In
dian Dancer, Bill Holm, will leave
New York May %.
The team has been fortunate in
getting assistance with arrange
ments for the tour from m n y
interested Seattleites. S w d S h
Consul Ivar Lundequist has a J.
lowed the group to use his 16 nm.
film camera and the Swedish AM
erican Line has donated 1000 feet
of film. One of the teams great
boosters in Seattle was Gunnar
Strandin of the Swedish Consul
ate. The Swedish tour is being ar
ranged by DR.. Bertill Krook un-
der the auspices of the Swedish
Cultural Society. The group will
not tour Swedish folk parks (out-
door community centers) as origi-
nally planned.
Members of the team appeared
on the Welcome Travellers radio
program during their stay in
Chicago. Roy Nylander, John
Carlson, will visit relatives in
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-09
Morse Production
Is Tipped Sharply

Figures released by the Norwe-
gian Bureau of Statistics show
that industrial production rose p
points in February. The index,
which in January was 1876, in
creased to 1856 in February, based
on the 1888 level This is the
highest production index since the
war. Last years February index
was 131.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-05-09

Sweden, and Jordis Dahl and Mari
lyn Forester plan to see relatives
in Norway.
The Scandal Folkdancers at sew
make guest appearances at sew
eral big folk dance festivals in
Sweden, according to tentative
plans.
Evening star., 1950-04-22
Is Meet in MiddIeburg Chase,
79inMoryIond Grand National
speeiei oispo.eh 10 The Star

MIDDLEBURG, Va, April o.
Eighty-one nominations have been
received for todsy's closing ses-
sion of the Middleburg Hunt Race
Associations 29th annual spring
meeting.
The flve-race card includes the
Wanquepin, a maiden hurdle test
over the mile distance: the
Gerald B. Webb, Jr.. Memorial, a
hurdle handicap at 134 miles; the
Mary Mellon Steeplechase, 2 miles
over brush; the Pantherskin. 0 Sec
ondary 2-mile brush race, and the
Covert, 1-mile race over the
turf course. Post time for the
first event is 2:30.
The fifth running of the fea-
tured Mary Mellon, named in hon.
or of the late Mrs. Paul Mellon of
Upperville, is a $2.000-added
money brush test, Offering the
most valuable purse on the spring
hunt circuit. 1t has attracted 16
outstanding chasers. five of which
are stake winners on the major
courses.
These events in the past were
scheduled during the fall meeting,
but were changed when the Race
Committee decided to cancel the
autumn offering.
Evening star., 1950-04-22

George w. T. christmsn Of Wash
ington. George Reed Of Falls
Church and Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.
Ohler of Vienna scored. In cocker
Spaniels. first placements went to
Capt. L. H. C. johnson Of Mclean.
E. J. P. Farrelly Of Rockville. Md;
William F. Parker of Washington,
Eileen Mason of Arlington. Va;
Ivan NJ. and Paula E. Wise of
Falls Church. Mrs. Hannah H
Adams of Washington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles B. Moling of Ar
lington. Mrs. Valerie Hitchcock of
Alexandria. Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.,
HruSka of Rogers Heights, Md.
and several to Jack Hawley of Ar
lington.
Gardiner Judges Children's Glasses.
A. S. Gardiner of Bethesda. Md,
judged the children's handling
classes. and there were obedience
demonstrations in connection with
both Specialties.
Mrs. Jouett Shouse of Washing
ton is president of the Potomac
Boxer Club and Bert Vollmers of
Dickerson. Md. chairman for the
show. Chief steward for boxers
was Mrs. Albert Brugger. form
erly of Washington. Capt. L. H.
c. johnson is president of the
Capital City Cocker Club, with
Jack Hawley chairman of the
Evening star., 1950-04-22
Hoyas Gain Revenge
In Plasterine Penn;
1erps Nail Terrors

Georgetown University was te
take on Villanova in a ball game
today at Philadelphia, encouraged
by a 2o-4 massacre of Penn yes
terday on the Hilltop.
In Georgetown's opening game
It was beaten by Penn, 4-3. Since
then the Hoyas have won seven
out of nine.
They hit five homers-two each
by George Hughes and Frank
Alagia and grandslam smash by
Dick Falvey-in yesterdays eight
inning game.
Maryland also had an easy time,
trouncing Western Maryland, 14-4,
at College Park. Don Soderberg
was the winning hurler. The VIC
tory was No. 9 for the Terps in IA
games. They next meet George
town Tuesday.
Other games today had West
Virginia and George Washington
battling at Griffith Stadium at
1870 o'clock, Catholic at Mount St.
Mary's, American at Baltimore u,
Brown at Navy, Mount st. Jo-
seph's meeting the Maryland
freshmen and Wilson Teachers at
Shepherd.
Evening star., 1950-04-22
By Gabrielle Forbush

A flashy young fawn dog from
California lorded 1t over Eastern
champions last night at the spe-
cialty show of the Potomac Boxer
Club, which combined with the
Capital City Cocker Club for two
breed event at the Fort Myer GYM
naSium.
Bang Away of Sirrah Crest
proved all that his name implied,
and from his first appearance in
the open dog class swept all before
him. The Eastern handler, Nate
Levine. showed Bang Away for DR..
and Mrs. R. c. Harris of Santa
Ana. Not only did the winners
dog go through to best of breed.
but the winners bitch, owned by
Mrs. Annabelle M. Eppey of Wash
ington and handled by Gordon
Barton. after taking the points also
went through to best of opposite
sex. The Judge, Alfred Putnam of
Philadelphia. placed as reserve
winners dog Southdown's Veto,
owned by Comdr. Keith Merrill of
Herndon, and reserve winners
bitch. Spray O'Hara of Cor Wen,
handled by her breeder-oWner,
Evening star., 1950-04-22
PAUL J. BAILEY and
JOSEPH d. WIENER, Solicitors
LeonardtOwn, Maryland

FEAn EsrATE SAlk kNoWN S aIskSEs xs sE5EE
GABLES HOTEL ON THE PATUX-
ENT RIVER. ST. MARYs COUNTY,
Unoer and BY virtue of a decree of
the aouny crcS Msrssnd GonGt nases for st. MaTSs 1S
18th day of April, 1850, in a suit of
Jack Fruchtman. ct al. VS.. Carlton
L. BoSsieuX, being number A-5u
Equity, the undersigned as trustees
will sell by Public Auction at the
Court House door at Leonardtown,
St, St, = Marys s1,y; County; " Msryland; at
DAY, MAY 9th, 1850, the property
known as the Seven Gables I4otel
and described as Lots /, 3, 4. 5, d,
Z and s in James H. Cissefs. sub
division 1 of. Patuxent Beach. as
shown on a plat thereof b. Charles
duly recorded in Liber j. NJ. NJ. No.
5 Folio i.S, one of the land rec
ords Of St Marys County, Mary
land. Being all and the same land
which was conveyed by r. Harry
Moreland and wife to Jack Frucht-
IN Liber g. B. G. No. IS, Folio s5a,
ETC.. Including in said sale all the
equipment. furniture and fixtures
now in said hotel.
This Is very desirable real estate
and in addition to the hotel and
equipment there are two cottages
and ether outbuildings The hotel
is modern in every respect, and has
lesalized slot machines and % day
liquor license. 1t is located about
Z miles from the Patuxent River
Naval Air Station AND about 80
miles from Washington, D. C. Con-
tains about 6s4 acres. Hotel has -
rooms and large dining room.
Terms of Ssle: Cash on final ratifica-
tion of sale. deposit OF $4,000. 90
will be required of the purchaser at
the time and place of sale. Cost Of
conveyancing. including State and
Federal stamps. to be at the expense
of purchaser. Taxes will be adjusted
to date Of sale.
PAUL J. BAILEY,
JOSEPH q. WIENER,
ap22,30 n trustees.
Evening star., 1950-04-22
Bang Away Lives Up to Name
As Winner in Canine Show

Mrs. Carl NJ. Owen of Warrington,
Pa. Best puppy, both sexes, was
Brianel of Briarnole, owned by
William A. Van Story, jr., of
Weaverville. N. c.
Cocker Competition Close.
Meanwhile. the 125 cocker
spaniels were being judged in an
other ring by Mrs. H. Terrell Van
Ingen of Greenwich. Conn. 1t
took her some time to decide be-
tween the three best of variety
winners, but she finally put up
the black cocker. Ch. Highomar
Hallelujah. owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester +. Wallack of Nor
walk, Conn. Best Solid-color- 9TH
er-than- black was Paul Distaste' S
Oh. Jays Extra Honey. from
Hackensack. N. j.. and best parti-
color. Beatrice w. Wegusen's
Honey Creek Heirloom. which had
won the dog points. Heirloom
came from Ada. Mich.
In both breeds, Washington ares
exhibitors carried off many blue
ribbons. In boxers. Merle r
Preble of College Park, Md; Mrs
Leonard S. Cooper of Cumberland
Md: Thomas M. Edwards anC
Evening star., 1950-04-22
Classified Ad Rotes
Local ADVERTISERS.

LUCdI AuVCTtlSCTSs
Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 2 times. 35c per line per
insertion.
. to 8 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
Z times or longer consecutively
Bic 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.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
- Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line SOC
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising IS miles or
more from Washington.
OFFICE H0sRS
Daily. \ am TO y p.m.
saturday. g a m. to 9 pm.
Sunday. am. to 9 p.m
leave your ads at the Business Once,
18th and Pennsylvania ave: at any
Of the Branch Nf1ces throughout the
city. or
PHONE STERLING 5000
Advertisements for the daily paper
accepted till pm. day before issue.
for Sunday till . pm Saturday
Branch asencv dead lines one hour
earlier
II advertisement was prepaid. re-
tain cash register receipt which bears
Q serial number with date and identi.
des your advertisement
Evening star., 1950-04-22
AUCTION SALES (contJ
ADAM A. WESCHLER g. SON,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Court Trustees Sale of 1899 Chevro-
let Four Door Sedan, Serial Number
14JB10-2030. Motor Number DVT
31967. BY virtue of an Order of the
Municipal Court of the District OF
Columbia in re Mandell Chevrolet
Co. inc. vs.. Howard Moxley, Civil
Action No. 50S-S92, the undersigned
Trustee will sell by public auction at
Lot premises 1910 Good Hope Road,
S. E. on TUESDAY. APRIL 25,
1850, at II AM, 1889 Chevrolet
Four Door Sedan. Serial Number
14JB1 0-2O3O. Motor Number DVT
Isgf; aspback eTmS TrSstes GASP Eo "islam snHio
BERG, Attorney. 507 Denrike Build
inl. apl9,22 "A
Evening star., 1950-04-22
PROPOSALS Cont

SEALED PROPOSALS Gin duplicated
will be received by the Space, Utiliza-
ton and Leasing Branch ID. c..
Real Property Acquisition and Utili-
zation Division. Public Buildings
Service. General Services Admins
tration. in Room 1880, Generai
Services Administration Building
Washington. D. c., until 3 o'clock
pm: Eastern Standard Time,
April 26, 1850, and then opened
publicly, to lease to. the United
States Government one unit of
space containing approximately
10000 to $4,000 net square feet:
one unit Of space containing approx
imately $4,000 to 10000 net square
feet: one unit of space containing
approximately 10000 to 1000 net
square feet; located in the District of
Columbia; for use by such Govern
ment activities as may be designated
by the Public Buildings Service.
Genera, SERVICES Administrat ton.
The Public Buildings Service. Gen
eral Services Administration, reserves
the right to reject any or all pro-
posals and to waive any informallty
in proposals received when such re-
lection or waiver is in the interest
OF the United States. Proposals sub
ject to the Specifications and general
conditions outlined therein are to oe
submitted on proposal forms which
may be obtained in Room 6306 in
the above-named building. JOHN L.
NAGLE, Director. Real Property Ac-
QUESTION and Utilization Division.
Evening star., 1950-04-22
HELP MEh

FL0ORLAYERS. long Job of several
gia aye, extended. Glenmont, Nd;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and landscap-
ing to take charge and work with
crew, age 70 to 40; exper. only;
must be willing to work. Call OIL.
1891. -23
FOREMAN. must have experience
making house connections to sewer
and water mains. Apply personnel
ONCE. WASHINGTON SUBURBAN
SANITARY COMMISSION, 4Ol1
Hamilton ST., Hyattsville, Md "a
FURNITURE statesmen for new and
IITWIN. 637 Indiana ave. NV. -23
GARDENER, part time. Much work
for experienced man at reasons BILE
rates. FA. 2293. -"3
GRILL MAN, cafeteria exp. Apply in
person. CAPITOL HILL CAFETERIA,
ICE CREAM statesmen uo,, colored
Must have D. C.. drivers permit.
Call FIR. MA, 8 am. to 3 p.m.-c3
colored. experienced. mar
ried, no children: good refs. For
new apt. project in Prince Georges
Co.. Md. Apt. and utilities. Good
pay. Pay. Mo- No furnaces, Call manager
married man. for 40-unit
sc. bldg: must be good at repair
ing and have local refs Apply JESS
FISHER & CO., 1920 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-22
PROPOSALS
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTER

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRA-
tion. Washington: D. C.. April II.
feetfcs Instson Gas in dS4sats snans No fSr
II and DC7AC change-over. Build
National Bureau Of Standards vii VII
be received until ! pm. Standard
No ms s$S 81 General aea serases Wee BudDa iS EGDm
Washington. D. c. and then pub
Bid guaranteed is required. II
the amount OF the contract exceeds
%. Construction Contract, will be
used and, performance and pay
ment bonds will be required Upon
request one set of Prebid Docu-
ments and 2 sets of DRAWINGS and
out charge TO each general Con-
the complete project. all of which
must be returned, Additional sets
Of drawinss as,vtIid an and specifications may
at . charge Of $500 per set. which
will not be refunded. Checks Of
fered as payment must be made
PAYABLE to ths order Of the Treas
the discretion Of the UNDERSIGNED
one set of drawings and specif1ca-
tionS will be furnished to builders
exchanges. chambers of commerce
and other similar organizations, with
the understanding that the. set will
be retained on their premises and
made available for inspection by
any interested subcontractor or ma
terial frms Bidding material may
be obtained at Room No. 1904.
General Services Building 18th and
E, SITS, NV, Washington Is. D. C..
Phone Executive 1900. Extension
e397. W. z. REYNOLDS. Commits
sioner of Puhli& Buildings, General
Services Admi vtration. "a
Evening star., 1950-04-22
ARCHITECT
EXPERIENCED
CAPABLE
ALL TYPES OF DESIGN
APPLY
SHAPIRO, Inc.
HYTTr NTDc
BUILDERS
ell 18th ST. NV

ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTsMAN, ex-
In reply give complete training, ex-
perience. salary expected. Box 157-
AUTO e'"t BODY NAN-one of the
most modern equipped shops in the
metropolitan. area has an opening
cation with pay; guaranteed sal
ary. plus bonus, well-lighted shop.
excellent working conditions. Apply
Service Manager, OLMSTEAD MO-
TOR CO., Oldsmobile dealer. 5000
Wilson blvd, Arlington: Va. IA
Must be able to do LIST class work;
good hours. good pay. Apply REDS
GARAGE. a H st. ne. -23
AUTO MECHANIC. tune-up and
trouble shooting; white; experienced
in supervising men. Good opportu-
AUTO MEcHANiC: fully exper. on all
make cars. good percentage prop.
for a fast, quail. rel, sober man;
good man can average S60-S7O or
better week; Apply 15s 18th st;
nv Sat or Sun.' DU: 1888; -223
ed by progressive Chevrolet dealer.
See shop foreman. Andy Smith,
KENYON g. PECK, 2s25 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. -23
AUTO MECHANICS. one o. The
most modern equipped shops in the
METROPOLITAN area has opening for
experienced 1st class mechanics; va
cation with pay; guaranteed salary,
plus bonus: well-lighted shop; ex-
Service Manager. OLMSTEAD MO-
TOR CO. Oldsmobile dealer, 1000
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. IA
AUTOMOTIVE equipment salesman,
must be capable of instructing GUS
IN aus nse oos as well 1octed as selling oss
territory. Established over 30 years.
Local man preferred: state exper
and former employment fully. Box
AUToMofIvE .o eSfT; PARTS CLERK We
have need Of auto parts counterman,
capable of running parts inventory
record. Applicant must have several
years experience In dealer parts
dept. Salary open, sick benefits and
paid vacation. See Mr.. Clements.
LEE D. BUTLER INC 1121 3lst
AUToMoBnE sALEsMAN-Packard I'd
leadership has opening for one who
Is energetic and willing to put in
full time. Experience preferred but
iaeuife Ieee ek 7IHi Md. Baltimore Sivd., ss Col
AUTO SALESMAN. used cars, to as
sist general mgr and ok. finance
deals; SI0a per wk to start and use
of late model car Steady advance
ment and secure future assured
State age. experience. etc. Box 472-
A. Star
BAKER. night, good on Danish and
buns; steady job. 6s3I Ga. ave. NV
BARTENDER, good personality: some
experience. 1861 Georgia ave. NV.
BEAUTICIAN~Experienced hair styl-
ist; good working conditions: 5-day
week. Apply in person. GUILBO
l61a-A 10th ST. NV. "a
BOOKKEEPER-Must be capable Of
taking full charge, experience neces-
sary. Reply stating reference and
salary expected Box SAC. "a sssar'
Evening star., 1950-04-22
BY the Associotsd Press

BALTIMORE, April 22.-Mary-
lands horse set enjoys the second
of it's big spring steeplechases to-
day with the 48th running of the
Grand National near Butler in
Baltimore County. The race over
3 miles and 18 jumps. has drawn
10 entries.
Topping the list are Eugene
Weymouth's Cormac. last years
winner; Mrs. William Clothier's
Pine Pep, runnerup in 1949, and
Mrs. John B. Hannum Ills Our
Hobo, winner of My Lady's Manor
last Saturday.
Pine Pep, after being beaten a
length and half by Cormac in
the Grand National, went on to
take the climactic Maryland Hunt
Cup last year. Cormac fell in the
Hunt Cup.
The Grand National was started
in 1898 and is one of the East's
timber classics. Favored by warm
weather. the committee expects
up to 10000 to watch the-race.
Evening star., 1950-04-22
HELP WOMEN

ASSISTANT In rental department,
interesting work 5-day week COM
pany benefits good personality re-
ouired must type, some bookkeep-
ing, shorthand helpful. See Mr..
calls, please, FREDERICK W. BER-
Assistant CASHIER, must have
typing, must be able to handle cash,
resident Of Silver Spring area pref.
paid vacation plus bonus and hos.
pitalization. Personal interview only.
See Mr. Heinecke. AMERICAN FIN
ANCE CO. 7932 Ga. ave. Silver
Spring, Md. -1J
AVON COSMETICS-Proyid an ez-
cellent oportunity for women 10 en-
Joy outside contacts with pleasant
customers; liberal commission, con-
ventent hours: increasing demand
makes AVON a profitable business.
RE. S1OS. --n4
BEAuTICLAN-Experienced. four-day
week good salary. Apply In person,
$50 N Glebe rd.. Arlington. I'd
BEAC1ICIAN - Progressive beauty
school wants competent instructor.
Attractive salary. permanent posi-
tton. Call MISS PAXTON, CO. 800.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. list class; Der.
manent position: 5-day week, salary
salon. ARLINGTON VILLAGE VSpoisinpSa sEAUi
TX TX, SALON; "504 Columbia Pike.
BEAufY OPERATOR. experienced,
full or part time. JUDYS BEAUTY
SHOP. NO a101. 80
Evening star., 1950-04-22
HELP MEk tcont.D
BRICKLAYERs. Beechvood dr.

bklCALAfEkS, BeecnWood Or. and
ss3s'T{s ES e soSsis SILVER osP sPgs. ss
BRiCKLAYERS - Come ready for
work. LARCHMoNT coNsTRuC-
TION CO, Timber lane at Poplar
dr. Falls Church, Va. FA. 1901.
BRICKLAYERs, white, non-union;
in nearby Maryland, just past Tick
Tock, or call OW. 1884. go
BRICKLAYERS "a, S24-S3o per day;
st class and only 1st class me-
chanics apply; year round work in
and 4:3o pm: or. s734. ga
BRICKLAYERS-Long- term Job at
top wages. White only. Call FA.
145l between and 5 pm. Ia
BRICKLAYERS, white mechanics;
81 e5fadS Soss T0ta or s a. ssss sssti0n' OF tosn
BRICKLAYERS WANTED-Long job.
good pay. Apply at 1st and Sheri-
dan SITS. ne. or 26th and North
ampton sts. NV. ~
CANyASSER, exp. or inexp.. trans
portation furnished; new exclusive
product in season. Call Mr.; Hager.
H0; 6ss3. or apply AMERICAN
CARPENTER, one who can read blue
prints and lay out work, steady Job
for right man; apply on Job, 9112
Flower ave. Silver Spring, Md.
CARPENTERS wanted must be A-No
doms ! mechanics. Call MR. WILSON DI'
CARPENTERS - Rough work and
trimming. Edgewood rd. and Warner
ave-. Kensington. Md. 10. 3-6510.
ranprNrrpc r. ,.. .:-Sc
tial work, trim and frame men; must
mechanic do not apply. OIL. 1858,
after 7:30 pm. -23
CARPENTERS, experienced: steady
work. on new ,apartments. .close-in
= Arlington. Apply 1904 N. 18th st.
CARPENTERS AND LABoRERs, long
Job; report Monday; out Georgia
aye extended to Dennis, right to
Hayes, left to Job. Phone sH. 9s55.
CHAUFFEUR. colored, experienced To-
cal driver, able to supply satisfactory
references; good, permanent posi-
tion with well-known organization,
having all advantages of annual
plies must contain full information,
including age and experience. Box
CHECKER Grocery clerk for all
around work; must be experienced
in checking register; $40 weekly
referenees. e tss Il Hu. e464. must NA't IS: 'A'
market: references; good salary
and permanent position. Open Sun
fsys; fsYis cbgydh' SEyaN CORNERS Val MARksT' Mss
CHINA PACKER. colored, experience.
with. drivers permit. pleasing per-
sonallty, and excellent references for
bonding purposes. SMITH TRANS
FER g. STORAGE CO.. 141 18th
CoILEcToRs-white or colored, full
or part-time must know the city
and have car; apply e24 New York
CoNsTRUCTIoN FOREMAN. capable
of handling concrete and all other
eonstruction; con Sober. References,
COUNTERMAN-For Kosher delica-
lessen restaurant; do not apply
unless experienced. 1918 7th st.
COOK. night work. WILLIAM PENN
RESTAURANT, s314 Pa. ave. Sc.
CREDIT MAN, thoroughly experienced
only; good salary, permanent posi-
ton. HERZ0G'S, p st. at 10th NV.
DAIRY FARMER. white or colored,
drinker and reliable: refs; good
wages and working conds. Write or
call LOUIS H. HALL. Sr. Davidson
vile, Md. Phone West River 3l41.
DAIRYMAN-Ase 1s to 80: learn
milk and ice cream processing in
Salary approx. $3.50 per mo. Cali
WA $500, Ext BIZ ga
Evening star., 1950-04-22
ADAM A. WESHLER & SON,
AuctiOneers- rs-Appraisers.

SALE OF FOOD MAR
KET FIXTURES, REFRIGERATION,
STOCK IN TRADE, ETC, CON
TANNED IN PREMISES 35OS CEN
TER STREET, NORTHWEST. ALSO
LEASEHOLD INTEREST.
BY virtue of a Chattel Deed of Trust
recorded February Is, 1949, among
the records of the Recorder of
Deeds, D. C. as Instrument No.
5OO2, the undersigned Trustees will
sell BY PUBIC AUCTION at
the aforementioned premises On
THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1850 at 4
PM Walk-in retrigerator, comput-
ing and hanging scales, Hill s. re.
trieerating case. Hobart slicer and
chopper, frosted food box, counter,
vesetabIe bin, meat block, tenderizer,
work table. refrigeratine compress
adding machine, charge account
file, stock, etc. also leasehold in
terest, particulars of which will be
announced at sale. Terms: Cash.
LEO M. SHINBERG,
PHILIP SEINBERG.
Trustees,
1881 6 Street, NV.