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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-12-28
DaIes And SIaven
Recent Visitors
AT Lincoln, III.

Lincoln, Ill.-Members of Loca1
Union 116 had very pleasant sur
prise early in December when Vice
Presidents James Slaven and Frank
Dales dropped in on US. They were
very welcomed guests, due to the
fact we were faced with many pro-
blems at the Stetson Pottery &
China Co.
The two officials arrived in
Lincoln late in the evening of Dec.
and the following day, along with
the. shop committee met with Off
cials of the firm to iron out our
difficulties.
At this meeting we were intro
duced to the new general manager
of Stetson Potteries, Mr.. William
Gossner who replaces Mr.. Martin
Mann. Mr.. Mann however remains
as assistant manager.
Many of our problems were set
tied while others were referred to
the Standing Committee for settle
ment.
Our hand painting problem how
ever is still pending with the firm
to make an adjustment.
Work at Lincoln has been only
fair, due to the fact we have around
six hundred employees, along with
conversion to several automatic
jiggers as well as limited space
We are hoping conditions will be
better when the automatic ma,
chimes are permanently in produc-
ton.
We at Lincoln are very grateful
for the services of our officials be-
cause they are capable of meeting
any problems. Our sincere thanks
to Bros. Slaven and Dales and may
they as we'll as other board men,
bers find time to drop in on US
more. often.
At our last regular meeting the
new officers for the coming year
we're installed and are as follows:
President, Jess Sampson. Re-
elected for his third term.
Vice President, Thomas Ander-
son.
Recording Secretary, Glenn Hale.
Bro. Hale has served for good
many years in this capacity and
is very competent.
Financial Secretary, Bes i e
Willis who has held this post for a
good many years and doing fine
job.
Defense Collector, Harry Thomp-
son.
Inspector, Ed. Smitigen.
Guard, Donald Plumn.
Trustee, Katherine Kline.
Due to the seriousness of the all
out mobilization of manpower, ma
terial and all other sources, we are
wondering like all others what the
outlook will hold for US in the fu-
ture.
Several of our younger members
have already left our midst byl
draft call for service with their
Uncle Sam. To them we say Godl
speed and a safe return.
Members of Local 116 takes this
m cans of expressing seasons
greetings to our national officials
and members throughout the trade.
-O.C. 116l
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-12-28
State Employees First To Get
Federal Social Security

Oklahoma City (LPA)-Workers
employed by the state of Oklahoma
started the new year covered by
federal social security. Oklahoma
is the first state to bring its en-
ployes under the social security
program, through special agree
ment with the federal government.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-12-28
All Employees of Wencze|
Tile Company In Trenton
Receive Christmas Bonus

Trenton THE annual Christmas party sponsored by the
Wencze Tile all their employees
proclaimed by ali the biggest and best held
The affair held Hedwgs School Auditorium with
cocktails being served before all
dinner with all the trimmings including Polish ham
Association prepared and the
Following the dinner the tables dancing
prominent Trenton orchestra playing all the latest dance hits ncud
ing Polish Polkas
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-12-28
QUESTIONABLE To Decide
Additional Coverage For
N.B.0.P. Group Insurance

In to requests Of members insured under the
the National Brotherhood Operative Potter
Francis White general agent the Union Labor Life Insurance Co
Hoo Casualty
announced this that QUESTIONABLE being all
members the wishes of adding additional the
policy.
The proposed plan if approved by the will add sugca
benefits $4,000 and the weekly disability benefits
to $500 This additional will be added
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-12-28
Hundreds of Rent
Hikes Reported
After Decontrol

Lansing, Mich. (LPA)-Rent de-
control here has led to a wave of
rent increases which the Lansing
Labor News described as "unrea-
sonably high"
In addition, the News reports,
nearby East Lansing is considering
ending controls. Hearings have
been set for Jan. 8.
THE area still hasn't recovered
from just about the most serious
rental housing shortage in its his
tory" the labor paper points out,
and "the increasing war emergency
can only mean a more serious hous-
ing situation. The hundreds of
rent raises in Lansing were pre-
dicted by the paper before rents
were decontroled there. 1t now pre-
diets the same for East Lansing if
controls are lifted.
at is probable that in view of
the rent gouging going on in Lam
sing now that the city council here
would be glad of an opportunity to
reconsider its rather hasty action
in creating case after case of un-
due hardship in a time of national
said the News.
Similar hardships are being felt
in communities throughout the
country where rents have been de-
controlled.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-12-28
NOTICE WAREHOUSEMEN

The next meeting of Local
Union SO will be on Jan. 8. All
members are urged to be pre-
sent. Business Of special i'm
portance.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-12-28

Portland, Ore. (LPA)-A spokes-
man for the apartment house own
ers here announced that the "Cain
amendment" in the rent control eX-
tension bill passed by Congress will
validate a rent decontrol action
taken by the city council on Nov.
%. The amendment, which validates
actions of localities which drop
rent control by resolution, will hit
towns from coast to coast where
rent lids will be lifted.
Evening star., 1950-07-09

Calcutta was her beaming acceptance of all
kinds of people and conditions strange to
her. More than any member of the COM
pany mixed group of Americans. French,
English and Indians - she explored the
exotic, teeming life of that city of two mil
lion souls Find Corri and bring her back"
became the byword of the unit.
With the temperature at 107 degrees, she
never walked when she could run. At that
she was never on time on the set. The buses
would wait for her in the morning in front of
the Great Eastern Hotel, all horns honking,
until she came flying out bubbling over with
mirth and apologies
One Big Spree
EVERYTHING - Calcutta, her debut in pic
lures, the promise of career - was huge
lark to her In London she earned her own
living in British repertory and in minor roles
on the London stage. In Calcutta she spent
her salary in full on shopping spree that
staggered the more conservative and wealth.
ier members of the outfit. Now she is back
in London, no richer but very cheerful.
Evening star., 1950-07-09

THREE Indian maharajahs - two more
Il than Rita Hayworth can boast - are
sponsoring the movie debut of the l8-year-
old, Scottish-Italian redhead-t the darling of
Calcutta - whose pictures are on this page.
She is Glasgow-born Adrienne CORR,
newcomer to movies, who has the leading
role in THE River" filmed on location along
the banks of the Hooghly. outside of Cal
cutta, and now being edited in Hollywood.
She has never met her sponsors - anony-
nous nabobs who are backing an ambitious
movie company named Oriental-Interna-
tional Films - and she was never in India
before the picture.
Miss Corri is a rather fantastic, wild,
adventurous and merry young lady. In
appearance she brings to mind Elizabeth
Taylor or Jean Simmons, if you can imagine
them as being on the frivolous side.
Miss Corri is serious about very few
things and afraid of nothing In posing with
the cobra (see picture below she had to be
restrained from stroking the menacing head
Nothing faxed her in India One reason for
her enormous popularity with the natives of
Evening star., 1950-08-20
BOOKKEEPER

Exper., to handle dble. entry books;
knowledge Of MGR 1000 pref; exc.
salary, with chance for advance
ment, See M. Eiseman. uN1vER-
ST. 41s5 for interview.
BooKKEEPER. .I,II capable Of handlins
cost records. State age and experi-
ence; salary open. Box 363-Y. Star.
BOOT BLACKS -t2). expert on
cleaning suede shoes and two-tone
ply for the job. 415 11tfl street NV.
BRICKLAYERs, qualified mechanics
for f1rst-class work in Nd, Va. and
D. c.; two years work ahead; union
wages; good conditions. WILLIAM
9S5EasoN' 95a6 3sl7 14th st. NV. Ju.
BRICKLAYERS, union, GOOD mechan-
les. good working conditions. 22nd
BRICKLAYERs. plenty of work and
materials, jobs located at 1852 Up
Tuckerman st. me-, and Meadow
brook lane and East-West hwy.
grading, and bulldozer work; d.
JOB for exper... oS Sober. STEADY opera opera.
TREADWELL ExcAVATiNG, 81. 81.
BULLDozER oPERAToR-For D. D.
MER GlfsTso Jz Apply Rve2 In person per r F. hA LAT
road. Bethesda, OIL. O531. 80
BUS OPERATORS, ages rs to 50;
all-year employment; paid while
training; weekly salary guaranteed;
zstidn pafd vacation; cat 5-day wk;; hogs,tali-
gA aNp 6hS Mp pees591 eoacHP Peg e. ~ %AsM NJ
RFaadnodolph Fado ST.. Arlington. Va. Gil.
BUTCHER. exper.. for self-seTvice
meat me- dept IN super market; good
tions. Apply MANAGER, Iosos LIN
BUTCHER, exper., Tor super market,
STEADY stfpEz IasxrqqR job; GREEN FEN M. MEADOWS .
1909 Good Hope I'd. Sc Sc. "i'A- -
BUTCHER. meatcutter. exper., So
ber. reliable; references. Apply in
dxB pRf9EEKs afHEK 4s santed ate St must have
ID, card; 40. and 80 Plym. cabs;
reasonable rates. Phone RE. 4795,
4os "6th st, NV. Ask for GoRDoN.
CAB DRIVERS wanted; MoNTdoM-
Lee ERY At cAH aay Go; fime Call OIL. 5000. on Mr..
CABINET MAKER wANTED-Exper.
only; ALAN UPHOLSTERY CO., 922
GARNET MAKERS, steady work, ex-
eel working, conditions, union shop;
carpenters DO not apply. BERNARD
STORE FIXTURE CO.. 920 (rear)
CAR Cal y 'WlAassTHER-coLoREp; new car
AMERfcaN sERvTcE sfSsT aas csNrEs Esiasss 5sS
North Glebe rd., Arl., Va. See Mr..
y Ikro6ath: no phone calls. 81
CARPENTERS, first class. top wages
Paid: PneEerms APPLY = at construction job, 52o
CARPENTER-White, for large COM
mercial laundry. Applicants must be
fully qualified in general mainten-
ance work, 80 to AS years Of age,
permanent local resident only. Ap-
ply to carpenter shop, rear Of
T1oNAI LAUNDRY CO. q Pierce nc
CARPENTER, small builder, needs
man capable of handling house from
start to finish; top wages plus
bonus to right man. EN-. 3419.
CARPESTER' Ar SrGR rambler rs3 constr; men
others 4s please hss Stay oaSlness aMas ABLY En5E
G. W. CoNsTRUCTioN CO, Georsis
and Dennis aves., Sill. Spg.' -2I
CARPENTER, white; maintenance
work in once bldg. for worthwhile.
sober, eficient carpenter, seeking
steady employment security under
s9le per month; vacation and other
ADVANTAGES accrue after one years
and references. Box 27s.V, Star.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

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.
SALESMAN, capable
od,,,,e Of developing good display ac-
suburban area: Experienced man,
with desire for Independent respon-
sibility can build solid earnings
with prize-winning paper. Salary
and top commission. Age no barrier
Car essential. Interviews granted on
receipt q experience record. Box
APPRENTICE-one willing to learn
typewriter repair trade. Someone
with mechanical gs exper. pref. Box
man for build
er's office to do DRAWINGS, estimat-
ing business. Must have car. be am
bilious and not afraid of work.
Write qualifications and salary ex-
pected. r. H. BEST, INC, S11S
Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda. 30
work with 4 other
art directors and experienced copy
staff in "A advertising agency; must
be experienced in newspaper and
magazine ad layouts, booklets, etc
Tell us your age, art education, who
you worked for in last 10 years. how
long with each, type OF work done.
Address: Robert E. Dagger, Vice Pres,
VANSANT, DUGDALE g. CO., Court
ASSISTANT AUTO SERVICE MANA
GER, able to take full charge in
managers absence. Suburban Ford
present position and earnings Our
men know of this ad. Box 275-T.
Star -2l
for large barking ga
rage; must be experienced drivers
sober. reliable and dependable: some
service station experience helpful.
See MR. JONES, I649 kalorama rd.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

COUNTERMEN. delicatessen and res
taurant; exp; new opening; fun
Inc Isaoo a7o5 Col. pike, AFI.. x "a.
COUNTER WORKER. high pay and
excellent working conditions for ex-
worker. Uniforms and meals fur
nished. Must have refs. Apply
after 1910 an, KALoRANaA
BOWLING CENTER, 1649 Kalorarna
cREpTT III nH MAN Ass1srANr-Expsri-
enced for fine furniture store; good
salary and working conditions
Mr.. Sweeney, JULIUS LANSBURGH
FURNITURE CO.. 9O9 F st. NV.
DAIRY FARMER-For farm at An
Wages. RaDeS' Write f 0o +. p si ASHER, ef. Jr..
Annapolis. Md, or phone Annapolis
DEBIT Fiji; MEN MEN WANTED WAN by the sun
% fcA iSsHEANSH guar. saiary So aDd oa AsR li6ersi
comm; no exper. necessary; mar
ried men. preferred. Apply 400
pfgIf ~ E MES WANTED VAN p by X the ;gg syn
ia. & dHsranteed iNS9nasGI salary M an and A liberal
commission. No exper. necessary;
Married men preferred. Apply 400
DYssHHwRixshHER -, Porter, must be
must. be reliable and have refs;
RESTAURANT. i5Os 14th st. NV.
DOORMAN - Experience preferred.
but not necessary. Apply NATIONAL
n THEATER aEAgE ~ box once Z, ,; With go 60,
sition. Cali Ma 1851. w25
DRIVER and route man that has
had exper dealing with restau-
rants. Ii. s-2424 or OIL, 1884.
DRIVER FOR TRUCK. white; also
inside work; ability to use tools;
interested in learning upholstery
Mon, 8 til 12, STYLECRAFT IN
nTEE7RRTI9pR TERI9RS; SoS4 S49s 18th 1a St; nv; M29
man wanted to work 5,day week
son. RTzik BROS, i1os Conn.
piEsffviEaR.ssALEsMEN-ssyersl III retail
Ess5 5A ADH'y Ier a{ss1 esEAM N app Apply 'ASk sI
DRIVER, white. for light deliveries;
EXCEL. oppor.; must have refs. Apply
1911 Nichols ave. Sc.
not mind long hrs; S35 wk. to start.
Apply WASHINGTON FISH EX-
CHANGE. 1011 st. s.w., "a pm.
DRIVER, white, experienced for dry
cleaning route; sober. Industrious;
guarantee and good commission.
SH. $3.50.
DRIVER R-SALESMAN-Esta laundry
and dry cleaning route. exc. earn
ings with guarantee. HUB LAUN-
Wn Go u. -
Mt. Rainier. Md. -22
DRUG CLERK. young man, exper..
in modern Silver Spring drugstore.
SH. 1919
DRUG CLERK-Full time: young,
progressive, experienced only-need
apply; good salary, hours and work.
ing conditions. Reply in full detail.
Box 124-T, Star. 80
Evening star., 1950-08-20
CLERK

Young man for general clerical duties
in Alexandria branch once Of large
beverage company; steady position
with coed future. Reply by letter,
stating qualifica tions, including age
education, experience and references
Box 404-Y, Star. -21
CLERK -TYPIST-Young man to as
sst sist IN credit ONCE. LONGS, 531
CLERKs.' colored. exper. groceries,
meats; DGS, $500 K st. NV. -22
CLERK, part-time. age Is to 80, to
open mail in mornings from $50
to 1880 Mon. through Fri, Sill
per hr. to start, with periodic in
creaseS; college student preferred.
Apply employment ONCE, WASHING
TON GAS LIGHT CO., HOO 29th st
NV, Mon. through Fri, $40 am.
RG-MEATCUTTER - White or
colored; experienced. sober. reliable;
references; apply in person only.
14lS 18th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST, 21-25, for general
ONCE duties; so w.p.m. required.
Excellent opportunity in upper
Conn: ave: appliance store. MR..
DORAN, OR. 7764. 30
SALEsMAN-Wanted BY
one OF Wash. oldest mems wear
stores; some selling exper. required,
also ability to keep stock in order;
requisite req site Apply between noon
THE SUIT SHOP
OnS Ia
Evening star., 1950-08-20

In order to protect its aduer-
ftsers from receiptnc circular
matter. it is expressly understood
and agreed that ali such mat
ter piu be withheld as fGr as
possible By The Star. Only bona
flde answers to advertisement
addressed to boz numbers In
care OF The Star mill be delipered
to advertisers on presentations
OF the boz number ticket.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
AUDITOR. INTERNAL

IN BALTIMORE. MARYLAND
Large. one-location manufacturer en-
gagged in defense production desires
man to set UP and operate internal
auditing department. Substantially
nc. travelling. Experience with large
itnrussriai INC er Ia sa concern as Gs senior audi
desirable but not essential.
Reply should include resume, recent
snapshot and salary desired. Re-
plies confidential. BOX 224.V. Star.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
PERSONAL Cont,

DENTAL TECHNIClAN-JOS RICE;
prompt service 502 Westory Bldg.
sos 14th st. NV. at r MA OTIS
VACANCY in nursing nome; 24-nI
nursins sare LICENSED By county ano
PRACTICAL NURSES available; live
in; full or part time; reasonable
scaooE Es5is IF FRAcT1cAf r al NuRsiNa
VACANCY in conyalescent home;
cheerful room, good food, tray serv.
TOWN AND COUNTRY day school
nursery through 9th grade, door-to-
door transportation, hot lunches
a4ol Georgia ave; sH.s 1874.
Area, will offer special class for
emotionally, disturbed children; ele-
psychologist WEite complete de-
NURSING CARE BY trained nurses
Plenty good. tasty food. CO. 1920
Mt Vernon Gonzales. Hosp. D; C.
LONELINESS, same size and same
style are more important than price.
The bit more yon pay for "EX-
quisite's" dyeing gives you a new
Bring your work to 'ExQUIsITE'-
The Dye Work Specialist. iE 9777.
WHITEHALL SANITARIUM has some
pvt. and semipvt, vacancies at reas.
rates; 24-hr. training nursing care:
daily supervised by physician. Falls
ROOM AND HS6o' BOARD with nursing
care for elderly people; opposite
Walter Feed Hospital. GE. 1855.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
We do not have any material short

We do not have any material short
age.
If you are interested in really bet
terins yourself then here is q
wonderful selling opportunity. 1t
will easily afford you $4,000 to
$4,000 per year. plus rapid pro-
motion. To those men selected we
will give an IMMEDIATE DRAW
ING ACCOUNT WHILE WE THOR
OUGHLY TRAIN YOU. We prefer
that you be over 25. married and
own car; or we win assist in Sc
curing one for you.
We are the worlds largest manufac-
turers in our industry. We secure
LEADS FROM NATIONAL MAGA-
ZINES. RADIO, NEWSPAPER AND
TELEVISION.
You'll never get anywhere If you
don't try.
Apply to Mr.. Kirkland.
9 to 8 pm.
1921 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
Clerk-Business Counter

The Star has an opening on the
business counter for a high school
graduate, between 81 and 80 years
OF age, who is neat in appearance,
courteous and dependable; 4O-hour
week. In addition to salary, many
generous company benefits will be
provided. Apply at Personnel, Room
500.
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
CLERK for delicatessen and news
stand. Apply 1921 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
AUCTION SALES tcont.)

Zed L. williams & Zed L. Williams, Jr
Auctioneers and Appraisers.
Clean, up-to-date, good quail
ity new and used furniture
and general household ef-
fectS, including bedroom
suites, twin and full-sized
beds, wal. secty. desk, splen-
did lounge and living rm,
suites, odd living rm. chairs,
tables, breakfast sets, in
nerspring mattresses, floor
lamps, new Belgian rugs in
various sizes, new table lin
ems, gas range, electric re-
frigeratorS, upright piano,
odd beds, complete, dressers
and numerous other fur
nishingS.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
PUBLIC
AUCTION
At
Williams Auction House
9lS New York Ave.
THIS TUESDAY, AUGUST 22nds
= PM.
Those looking for worthwhile house
hold things. be, sure to attend any
OF our public auctions conducted
each and every Tuesday commencing
at pm. Sales also conducted on
outside premises, stores. homes and
warehouses On short notice. Ap-
praisals made for estates; admin
istratorS. individuals and others.
Our appraisals qualify in all District
court and official matters. Reason
AUCTIONEERS PHONE: Ma. 267e.
Evening star., 1950-08-20
AUCTION SALES

TRUSTEES SALE-Home of late
William A. Julian. Treasurer of the
United States. on Rockville Potomac
Pike, MONTGOMERY County, Md
BY virtue OF a decree of Court the
undersigned as trustee will sell at
public auction on the 30th day of
August. 1850 at the hour of 10
O'Clock am. on the premises, the
former 'ome of the late William
Alexander Julian containing 21.S77
and splendidiy arranged dwelling
house and other buildings. This land
is beautifully handicapped with golf
putting greens Sunken garden. shade
trees, etc. Large frontage on pike.
Fol-. terms nd further particulars
write to the undersigned, Rockville.
Md, or see adv. in the Montgomery
County Sentinel or Rockville Times.
FARMERS BANKING AND TRUST
COMPANY OF MONTGOMERY
COUNTY, Trustee, Rockville. Mary
land. William v. Bouic. Albert M.
Bouic. Solicitors.
Evening star., 1950-08-20

CARPENTER-A good. permanent Job
some some work in other trades; For
builders ofhce. Call r. H. BEST,
INC. WI. 1888, for appointment
CARPET SALESMAN, experienced. to
take charge of local ONCE. Give
qualifications In letter to THE CAL
VERT RUG AND LINOLEUM CON-
PANY, 2 N. Smallwood street, Bal
timore %, Maryland.
CASHIER for hotel front ONCE; ex-
perienced in MGR machine. Apply
ASST Mgr. CARLTON HOTEL 10th
and StS. NV. 30
CHEF-COOK; knowledge of seafood
necessary; must be reliable and
have refs; $45 wk. to start. Closed
SUNDAYS. MAYNARD'S RESTAU-
RANT. 1908 l4th st. NV.
CIGAR SALESMAN-Experienced, fo,
active drug store; straight day work;
no ewes. or Sun. work; good salary
Apply in person only to WOODLEY
DRUG STORE. 1927 Conn. ave.
CLERICAL and administrative as
sistant; young man for permanent
position. with opportunity for ad-
vancement; must be good typist
and preferably stenog. Apply Ma
THAN GOODMAN CO., INC, 8OS
18th st. NV, Mr.. Goodman. 30
CLERK, age 20 to 80, general office
work; knowledge Of typing preferred;
5-day wk.; hours, $3.50 to 5. Write
Box 1S9-R. Star. -25
Evening star., 1950-08-20
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
170s G ST. NV.
WOMEN
SEC'Y-STENOGS,

SEC CY-STENOGS.
20-35 YEARS
Associations. legal, commercial. uni
versities, etc.
Downtown NV, good future.
5 days, S2.400-S3 900.
Secys., bilingual, Spanish shorthand
nee. intl. assoc, $500.
Secy. .-bkpr.. quick raises, 5-day. So. 900
TYPISTS
HIGH SCHOOL GRADS.
Insurance, real estate, hospitals, as
sociations. g. days. Si60-SIg5.
Rem. Rand Bkpg. Mach. Opr.
Real estate. B days. S45-S50.
IB.M. Key Punch Oprs.
Numerical and alphabetical. days,
S160.
Managers. retail. suburban Va. dress
S60-S65 Or
Evening star., 1950-08-20

BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST
Preferably with lumber-yard expert
ence. Write fully. age. education,
exper. and salary desired. Box go
Evening star., 1950-08-20
HELP MEN

- Senior. for local
CPA ofice. State age, exper.. back
ground and salary desired. Reply.
ACCOUNTANT, JR.-For, local CPA
ONCE. State age, experience, back
ground and salary desired. Reply
Box 333-T, Star. -21
ACCOUNTANT. needed by new and
used car dealer, Man capable Of
operation. Must have had exper. with
some standard auto accounting sys-
TEN. Good future with progressive
org. Some exper with credit and COL
lection desirable. Apply to Mr..
WasSerman. at AIS MOTORS, INC,
1910 Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. -2l
ACCOUNTANT, juniors. for local C..
A. firm opportunity for advance
ment Apply in own handwriting
stating age, draft, marital status
and salary expected to Box 7-Y, Star
ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER,
age 35-45; 3 to 5 yrs. accounting
experience, preferably with CPA Of
flee. XII. S-94O0. -o4
Evening star., 1950-08-20
SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT BE responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone but my
self. JOHN L. BELoE, 1918 Fla.
ave. E.e. IL
THE COURTHOUSE COUNTRY CLUB,
2 miles south of Fairfax, Va, on
Route 1913, announces that a linn
tied number of associates and non
resident memberships are avail.
For further information call JAMES
A. SMALL, Professional, Fairfax
900. Visitors welcome, no starting
CANNING PEACHES. large Alberta's.
direct from famous Virginia Or
chards, S2.99 per bushel; good sup
ply of sugar for canning. SEVEN
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. -22
DON'T DISCARD YOUR faded gar
ments. drapes and slip covers-bring
them to US and Wen restore their
original beauty. EXQUISITE" The
Dye Work Specialist, GE. 9777.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
. any debts contracted by anyone but
myself. EDWARD T. De NEALE. All
New Jersey ave Sc.
BOOKKEEPER, part time; $50 mo.
books started, kept; income taxes;
prompt; local refs. EN-. S634.-22