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Evening star., 1950-05-06
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There was increased speculs-
ton today that John. A. McCone
Of Los Angeles would be named
Undersecretary of the Air Force
to replace Arthur S. Barrows. who
resigned,
Mr.. Mccone conferred yester-
day with Defense Secretary john
son and Air Secretary Finletter.
He was associated with Mr..
Finletter. first as executive secre-
tary. and then as a member OF
the Presidents Air Policy Com
mission in l947-4S. That commits
sion came up with a recommends
ton that the air arm be built up
to 70 groupS-a proposal PreSi-
dent Truman has declined to fol-
low on the grounds that the Ma
tion's economy cannot stand such
expenditures in peacetime. Mr..
Finletter is now studying the rec
concentrations in the light OF
present conditions.
The commissions report, en-
Evening star., 1950-05-06
Court Weighs Plea on Basis of Talks of Prosecutor Jurors

he was going and that he replied:
TO the Court of Appeals"
This juror, Mr.. Bacon said. he
later learned was Robert Dix
When he got back. Mr.. Bacon
said, Juror remarked to him: =
see you are still in one piece"
Deny Going Influenced.
Four of the jurors. before whom
Mr.. Bacon was said to have talked
yesterday told the court their de-
cision had in no way been in
huenced by the conversations
They included John Drew. Law
renee D. Clayton, Mr.. Dix and
Percy Scott.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney Richard M. Roberts. opposing
the motion for a retrial, argued
that the jurors themselves had
said they were not influenced in
their decision.
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PERSONAL

THE KITTY JAY school kindergarten
and nursery: age 20; year round;
transportation furnished. OW. 1896.
VACANCY in nursing nome; 24-nr
sats,nf ssats So sfrs sose osan'ed By county and
GLOVES, HANDBAGS ane leather
jackets are cleaned with velvety feel
and and or original beauty by "Ex-
SLIGO DAY NURSERY for children
Dsv to Srdund SEs tIansp in small H. sEHaR 4Sss
SANITARIUM has va
rooms, some with private baths.
Finest hospital care; owned and
operated by physician. FA. o643.
IN HOME for aged person.
porch lge. rm.: kind individual
TWO LOVELY SINGLE ROOMS for
elder elderly ladies, tray service private
cheerful room, good food. tray serv-
ice; SIoo mo; Hu; 1898;
Ts TONS At willow .dsy Lawn Nursery.
wbd si5do BoARp "a. iii little h-,!aIi slTi :, US
loving care. Ii. 6-3a47. -
SQUARE DANCE for fun. Sat. night.
at YMCA. 18th and G; Ape. orch. !;
wi6ow Si5o PIN IN so's aSs RouId sdm like to con-
tact any one around same age, in
terested in forming group to play
canasta or poker. Box 109-H, Star.
TYPING DONE AT HOME. English,
Freneh and Italian. WA. 9547 or
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LEGAL NOTICES (cont.J
John JAMES BERNARD, Attorney,
KnadHard RuildinR.

JOHN JAMES BERNARD, Attorney,
Woodward Building.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia.
sHaatet Estate Of ELLEN ISSaS5 VIRGINIA Mason
istration No. S8.301. ORDER FIX
ING NEW DATE FOR TRIAL AND
PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION
The notification as to the trial of
the the validity Of the paper-writings
dated the 18th day of october,
1916, and the 5th day Of Decem-
Der, 1915, purporting to be the last
will and testament of Ellen v.
Mason Gensler. deceased. and the
testament of Ellen v: Mason Gensler,
returned Not to be found" as to
Daniel Lecher Grove. Grace Grove.
Louise Grove, Nellie Grove, Mar
garet Grove Nottingham, Grove
Moler; Anna Marion schleuss. vir-
ginia Faulkner; Spencer Moler. Helen
Davis. Robert Mason Bowen, Bell
vile FitZhugh Mason, Temple Fore
man Mason, James Allen Mason, a
minor, Matthew Fontaine Mason,
James Mason Grove. and the. un-
knoyn heirs at law and next Of kin
the Court, this 10th day Of April.
1850. ORDERED: That said issues
be set down for trial on the 18th
day of May. 1850. and that this
order and the substance of said
issues be published once a week for
ington Law Reporter and twice
Evening Star. the substance of said
issues being as follows: One: Were
the paper writings filed in this Court
and bearing dates the 18th day of
December, 1a46. the last will and
testament of and first and only
codicil thereto of the said Ellen v
Mason Gensler deceased? Two:
Were the said paper writings dated
the 18th day of october. l946, and
the 5th day Of December, l946;; pnr-
ment and first and only codicil
thereto of Ellen " Mason Gensler.
deceased. executed and attested In
due form. as required by law? Three:
Was the said Ellen " Mason GenSler
at the time of the making: and SUBJ
sSeribine S q. or Of the acknowledging BY
sound and disposing mind and ca
pable of making a valid deed or con-
tract' -Four: Were the said paper
writings dated the 18th day of Oc-
tober, 1916. and the 5th day of De-
ecution thereof procured from the
said Ellen v. Mason Gensler. de-
ceased, by the undue influence or
dureSs. or coercion of some person
or persons unknown? H. A.
SCHWEINHAUT, Judge. consent
to the date set above. WILLIAM H.
B. THOMAS, Attorney for the Exec
utor fSeal) :rue COPY Attest:
MELVIN J. MARQUES. Deputy Reg
lister of Wills for the District of
Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
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SPECIAL NOTICES

CLUBS. GROUPS, societies, etc. strict
privacy for your get togetherS. Can
comfortably seat up OF 100; rental
S25 the night. WA. 1875. IS
1 WILL NOT be responsible for any
By % myseif' EDWARD s' II. ROBINSON
1254th Air Force Sod. Washington
National Airport. g"
FREE TRIAL-Be your own extermi-
nator. The same product many ex.
terminators use. ATLAS ROACH
KILLER KILLER 81 sPRAY sa,1.. kills reaches Pay
collect S1.39 OF remainder of con-
tents of quart can one week later.
LEONARD CHEMICAL COMPANY,
BIO M st. NV. MI. 1888. III
MACHINES repaired. guar
anteed expert service on all makes:
prompt service. FIR. 0176, night or
STOCKHOLDERS of the Northern
Market Company of Washington City
take notice that the annual meeting
of the stockholders of said company
for the election of trustees and
for the transaction Of any other
BqonSbt bso4e hst # may will be ee PrSger ps1g
1929 X Street NV, Washington,
D c., on Monday. June S, 1850,
between the hours of 12 O'Clock noon
and ] o'clock pm. FLOYD E. DAVIS.
President. J. Donald Peed, Secretary.
ATTN: TAXI OPERATORS
Bell Cab has few free memberships
open for limited time only. Join
now and benefit from many services,
disqualification insurance, free tow
ing service. etc, plus all privileges
Of Combined Cab Service. Dues. S4
per wk. New chevvies, immediate
delivery. buy or rent. Low down
payment, easy wkly. rates, 2-way
radios available. Do business with
one of the oldest and fairest outfits
in town. 1917 L st. NV. Elk. $500.
BELL CAB co.
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HELP kEk tcont.l

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, for new
and used car preparation DEPART
ment. High income, secure future,
and Advancement, assured by Wash
ington's oldest Studebaker dealer.
thoroughly experienced. LEE D.
BUTLER, INC, 1871 21st st. NV.
DI. 01lO, Mr.. Broche. from 10 to
AUTO BODY MAN-Must be expert
foT Tisht man man; must Be sober snd
Barham. coAsT.1HS PoNT1Ac. 4o7
.El&oTo.,n FI2 sys ne" At rcaaSic a2Gn wanted m
s9.ss for garage work, Good pay. HI
AUTO MECHANIC-First-cIass. expe-
rienced Packard man preferred. We
have clean, fully equipped, cool
snPanes snGp Hth and tTP ho2oa gof ts Ssns e SIX six
Good salary and steady Job for
right man; 51a-day week. Call MR..
WATSON, SH. 1900. S
modern Ford dealership; excellent
pay plan, vacation, insurance Ap-
ply in person, EDMONDS MOTORS.
INC, Arlington, Va, CHI. 1900. -
AUTO PATNTER-Expert with enamel
and lacquer; color matching and
StIlpins MuSl DC pTouuCeE CapapIe
of directing his. assistants and not
unwilling to work with them. Do not
apply unless you are sober and re-
liable on the job. Box 26S-c, Star.
AUTO. PAINTERS HELPER-Experi-
sasss,da snfsd; Apply BY 1855 Bethesda aye
AUTO PARTS MAN. experienced in
General Motors parts. Apply in per-
son. MI. Lord: parts department:
ADDISON CHEVROLET, 14th and
AUTO 5Tt5us SALESMAN, used cars. to to- as,
Sist general mgr and Ok; finance
deals; S100 per wk. to start and use
of late model car. Steady advance
ment and secure future assured
stats stsI age experience etc. Boz 472-
BAKER, bread and rolls, night work
BRENNER, S BAKERY. $500 colum,
BooKKEEpERa' 95e piHs FL oW yitb @1an Inow,sase
booEteepins and once procedure;
state age, education. experience and
Of this ad: Box 95-E. Star.
observation-disclosures mechanics
only. Report to MR.. WARD, 5sO7
M%sss Ri Ii 4'i koEzENDoRfsk Ssia tsF5ssf
BRTCKLHYERs-come ready to .o work.
Long housing job. Timber lane at
Poplar dr., Falls Church. LARCH-
MONT CONSTRUCTION CO.. Falls
Church, FA. 4501. 10
BRICKLAYERS, white, non union me-
chanics only; bring tools to 10th
and Sheridan SITS. NV; plenty of
work in D. c. and nearby Mont
BRICKLAYERs WANTED t2m, fst.
class mechanics only. Bring tools.
ready for work Union work and
work all over city. Report to work,
1880 Columbia rd. NV, RE. 1888.
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PROPOSALS

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
SANITARY ENGINEERING. D. g.
May ., l950.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received IN Room ~ Sos; EDS DIS
NV, washington 4, D. C, until
800 pm, DAYLIGHT SAVING
TIME, May 8, 1850, and then pub
licly opened and read for the
Cleaning and Lining OF 1910 teet
Of 4s" diameter Waterman, vicin-
ity of 4th and Bryant Streets, NV;
drawings may be obtained in Room
. 4o7, District Bldg. (Tel. Ma; 5000,
Ext. 237s) My2,3,4,5.6,S
FURNITURE FOR SALE-House of
Representatives, Clerks once, Wash :
ington, D. C.-Sealed proposals will
be received by the undersigned until
y o'clock raS.! noon. n Nay y. l5 5o,,ogins 1s2"
used once furniture:
so ribback typewriter desks with
stationary rack.
Sc center-drop typewriter desks.
3 fat top desks.
3 roll top desks.
! large table.
l walnut counter.
l41 section type seats, cast iron and
wood construction.
For further information. call M
Pase; Ma; 3l20. Ext. 33si RALra AdIIa
of Representatives. my6
EENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRA-
TION, Public Buildings Service,
Washington. D. c., April 90. 1885,
Sealed bids in duplicate for one %
electric passenger elevator in the
Engineering Building at Howard Uni
versity. Georgia avenue and HoWaro
place NV, WASHINGTON, D. G.. will
he rHcAivAd until D.0l. ESI, on
May is, 1850, in Room No. 1927.
uneni Suildinr. Washington, D. C. and
then publicly opened in Room No;
7035 Bid guarantee is REQUIRED. II
the amount of the contract exceeds
$4,000, U. S. Standard Form No. 23:
CONSTRUCTION Contract, will be used
will be required. Upon request one
set of prebid documents and two sets
Of drawings and specifications will
be supplied without charge to each
general contractor interested in bid.
ding on the complete project, az OF
material may be obtained at Room
1904, General Services Building,
18th and F Streets NV, WASHINGTON
c5. D. c. Phone Executive 1900,
Extension 1897 Upon request and
In the discretion of the undersigned,
one set OF drawings and Specinca-
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 firm, w. E; REYNOLDS, Com
eral Services Administration.
myb,6,S
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Supreme Court Ceremony
Monday 10 Honor Hughes

Memorial ceremonies in honor
of the late Chief Justice Charles
Evans Hughes will be conducted
Monday in the United States Su-
preme Court as a special part of
the courts regular session.
Charles Elmore Cropley. clerk
of the court. said the rites will be
open to the public. They will be-
gin Immediately after the court
convenes at noon and will come
before the delivery of opinions and
other regular court activities.
Chief Justice Hughes retired
from the bench in l94l and died
on August 81, 1948. at the age Of
86.
Attorney General McGrath will
present resolutions adopted by the
Bar of the Supreme Court last
year. Chief Justice Vinson will
make a response. depicting the
courts work during Mr.. Hughes
service on the bench.
Evening star., 1950-05-06
GARNETT 4 BEACH, Attorneys,
TnWAP nniIAir,~

Tower Building
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District of Columbia,
Eaes Estate Of 1sHBan sTGsaIs E eouGtin Guy s,se SC
known as ISABEL PAssANo GUY,
Deceased. = Administration No.
1889, Adm. Docket I55.-ORDER
FIXING NEW DATE FOR TRIAL
AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICA-
TION.--The notification as to the
trial Of the issues in this case re-
latins to the validity of the paper
194S, purporting to be the last will
and testament of Isabel P, Guy,
also known as Isabel Passano Guy.
deceased, having been returned Not
TO be found as to Hubert PasSano
Guy. Charlotte Schumann-Heink Guy
agan's Boys Home, Leonard Passano
Weston, Mrs. Rose Gartner, Mrs.
Margie Nelson and Mrs. Lydia Hyatt.
it is by the Court this goth day of
April, 1850, ORDERED that said
issues be set down for trial on the
goth day June. 1850. and that this
order and the substance of said
four successive weeks in The Wash
ington Law Reporter and twice a
week for the same period in The
Evening Star, the substance of said
issues being as follows: L. Was the
paper writing filed in this Court
and bearing date the a6th day of
March, l94S, the last will and testa-
ment of Isabel P. Guy, also known
as Isabel PasSano Guy, deceased? +?
,. Was the said Isabel P. Guy, also
known as Isabel Passano Guy, at the
time of the making and Subscribine
or of the acknowledging by her OF
the said paper writing Of sound and
disposing mind and capable of ex-
ecuting a valid deed or contract.
3. Was the said paper writing dated
the 26th day March, l94S, obtained,
or the execution thereof. or the sub
scription thereto procured from the
said Isabel P. Guy, also known as
Isabel Passano Guy, deceased. by
fraud, deceit or undue influence
practiced upon the said Isabel P.
Guy, also known as Isabel Passano
Guy, by any person or persons?
BOLITHA J. LAWS. Chief Judge
consent: AUGUSTA HANLON
BROWN. (Seall A true Copy. Attest:
THEODORE COGSWELL, Register Of
Willis for the District of Columbia,
Clerk of the Probate Court
ap.27 7,29,my.4,6,11,15,1s.20
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Undertokers' License
Test Passed by 9 Here

Nine apprentices have passed
the examinations for undertakers
licenses. conducted by the Under
takers Examining Committee for
the District, it was announced to-
day. The examinations took place
April l3.
Those passing the tests were
Kermit Ables, Francis A. Arlin.
Charles H. Ballard. Edward F.
Cardwell, James L. Eaton, Francis
r. Cough. Clifton A. Mann, John
E. OFT and George D. Wilson. jr,
Evening star., 1950-05-06
Mccone May Be Named Air Force UndersecretoV

titled survival in the Air Age"
was largely the work Of Mr.. Pm
letter and Mr.. NcCone. When Mr..
Finletter succeeded w. Stuart
Symington as air secretary. there
were reports MIR. McCone also had
been under consideration for that
post.
Mr.. McCone, IS. is q native Of
San Francisco. He has been IN
the engineering, steel and ship
building business.
Mr.. Truman also has another
top defense post TO fill. that Of
Undersecretary Of the Army. left
vacant by the resignation Of Tracy
S. Voorhees,.
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Judge Pine commented:

Judge Pine commented:
Il know the physical situation
here is terrible (because of over
crowding). I don't think for a
moment that Mr.. Bacon had any
improper intention"
Judge Pine suggested. however
that any conversation between a
prosecutor and jurors might serve
to "ingratiate" the prosecutor with
the jurors.
Don't you think he Bacon
should have said, I can't talk to
you," Judge Pine said.
Evening star., 1950-05-06

JESSE II. CHESSIN, Munsey BLDG,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Filed May 4. 1850, Harry M. Hull
Clerk
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia.-In Re
Applisation Of Fred S. RobnoWitz
No. 1899 9-5G.-Fred S. Robenowitz.
having filed a complaint fol. a ludgg-
ment changing his name to Fred
erick S. Roberts and having applied
to the Court for an order Of oubli- l.
in such cases. II is, by the Court,
this 4th, day of May, 1850, ordered
that all persons concerned show
cause. If any there be. on or before
the 3rd day of June, 1850, why the
prayers Of said COMPLAINT should
copy of this order be published once
week for three consecutive weeks
before said day in The Evening Star
and The Washington Law Reporter.
tS) EDWARD M. CURRAN, judge:
tseall A true copy. Test: HARRY
M. HULL. Clerk BY ELIZABETH
M. KOWALSKI, Deputy Clerk:
rnv6 II On
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LEGAL NOTICES

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Holdo
ing Probate Court.-No. 7529S
Admn. EO.-This is. to Give
Notice: That in. accordance with
the Act of June "a, 1949, S1st Cong.
pub. Law l27), the, subscriber. has
applied to, the Probate Court OF the the
ment of the small estate tunder
$500 in value) of Eva M. Gildner,
late of the District of Columbia, de
ceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenti-
Gated, to the subscriber, on or be-
fore the 10Th day of June, AID.
1860: otherwise they. may by law
be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under nay hand this
4th dsy of May, 1850; 50 D: a,
Sc, WASHINGTON, D. c. lSealD
Attest: FRANK j. BURKART,
Deputy Register OF Wills for. the
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. myb
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HELP WOAEN tcewt.I

CLERKS, white, between IS and IS.
Tor laundry and dry cleaning branch
stores located al Ga. and AlASkA
Aves. NV, and Arlington, Va, ex-
sary II you are Wiilins 70 learn;
steady employment at good NAges
with paid vacation TO those Vho
qualify Apply BLUE RIBBON
LAUNDRY 1887 Columbia rd NV.
CLERK. experienced. for laundry and
dry cleSning branch once located in
larGe ant bids Must have pleas
ms personality. between II and rs
yrs OF aEe only Apply by letter.
stains qualifications. Box l2n.G.
CLERkS-To msnags laundry ana
dry cleaning stare, experienced
Commission and salary Good hours
STONE LAUNDRY, ""16 sth st \ ".
CLEBK-TYPIST vouns lady: sen.
ersl clerical and typing lumber
And millNork once in Chew Chase
area io.hr Meek salary dseend'
CLERK-TYPISr. eo-ss years, S-s.,
wk, GOOD salary, resident ne or
nearby Md, preferred. Box ena-G,
CLERK-TYPIsr, 5-day week. 8 10 "a
$50 consenial surroundings In
larRe insurance eompAnys home
once GOOD opportunity for ad-
vacations and sick leave Gllowapc,
permAneHt position. Apply Rm. T0e.
CLERk-TTPIsT-For insurane. Of
Bfs Bds ';aa' "a aIS Ssss. = = ASpls 500 Victor
DENTAL ASST, white, no exp. nee
list sge, appearance and QuAlihcs-
lions; moderate sal while leArninE
n'GT WrIts pox B9S tsSIn stsr, sn,, 1s
rapid and accurate typist; hrs. 5 im
to 3 weekdays, a day every othcr
Saturday Box 2@6-E. star. -;
DRUG CLERK. experieneed. 5000
hours and pay. SuITLAND PHAR-
MACY Ma 4esG no suitland rd, suitland'
DRUG CLERK, experienced; no sun
days. EASTERN PHARM,. 18th and
DRY CLEANING STORE cLERK,
ssdg pd.on fHon'sF 's SGd ssT
SERVICE SHOP, l7o9 Columbia rd
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. exp. 4O.hr.
week hct meals and uniform furn
SENEsAw ia FA DRUG HS'ic Co. IN sOss S''iSH. si.
HoUsTKEIPER white. middl.-as.d:
i've IN $50 month, Cali FIR. 7flO
INTERIOR DEC, exp. women. wanted
Tor estimating on slip covers. drap-
cry and upholSterlng, by new larEe
progressive company in Washington,
car nee. possibility of large earn
inss, Write Box Ap4-E. Star. -
MEDICAL sTENoGRAPHER by physi-
clan doing cardiology; able TO take
dictation from Audosraph machine.
must be neat, accurate typiSt, part
time, . to Z hours. twice Q week
after 6 SlbO per hour. Box
MEDICAL SECRETARY for sursicsl
Apply EPISCOPAL HOSPITAL. II47
bth St NV. 10
NURSES, res. white, EeneraI duty.
mixed services. delivery room 4 to
and full maintenance; l6SObed SVS hos hos.
pitsl; loc. 5 mi, out Of WashinSton.
Gail NursinE once SUBURBAN
HOSPITAL. Bethesda. Md IL.
OFFICE WORKERS. > young women.
no experience necessary; god paw
and pleasant SURROUNDINGS Apply
IN person. no phone calls FRANC
JEWELRY .5,,n. CO" 3l37 Wilson blvd.
sALEsLADY, jewelry; perm. position.
BERG's' 30ls Wilson blvd, Arl..
-to-wear. .xper,.
enecd only need apply. Excellent
salary; steady position. 1918 Conn.
sALEsLADY - Experienced Pleas.
apply in person to Mrs. Notion at
GRETCHEN COLE, 7244 Wisconsin
ave, Bethesda Md -"
sALESLADY to. work as assistant
manaser IN infants and childrerS
shop: 6-day week. $40 TO start.
ABBY at SEQ II st. ne IS
SALESLADY Experienced Please
apply. In person to Mrs. Notion at
Gretchen Cole, 7@44 Wisconsin ave,
Bethesda. Md "a
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Mechanic twhite) for apartment de-
velopment; experienced; knowledge
of oil burner, electricity and plumb
ing: also supervise other help
BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY. 5000
N. 4th St. Arlington, Va. -
CAFETERIA MANAGER, Of proven
ability to take complete charge; base
salary and percentage. Call OIL. $3.50
CANvAssER, exper., for established
plumbing and heating arm. Salary
plus commission. Call TU. 1901
between and 12 am. for interview.
CANvAssERs, house to- house, men
who know the business; we have
few hot items that could net you
a talk with US. IDEAL HOME EQUIP
MENT CO., 2619 Mt. Vernon ave,
cAkPENfERWshop Alsfii vi: oys 1870; .xD.r. middl.
aged or, older. also to take charge
XNDERsoSS. S AL. a6S6. ~ ~
CARPENTERS, first-class; must be
able to read drawings. layouts and
material takeoff with superv. knowl-
sdss; sBerNTs1y s1ssSy work @ OIL; os6s. - -
Mass. ave, past Westmoreiand Circle
at Glen Mar Park, Md. See ". H.
CARPENTERS, rough. Report with
tools to MR.. LEE, on Semidetached
rambler job, OF Agar I'd. between
Rs RlsEs osEd rd, and md Cue Queens chapel rd.
CANVASSERS and closers for roofing,
siding and storm windows. Cali UN.
1855 for best deal in town. -
CARPENTERS-Do not apply unless
you are thoroughly experienced. See
Mr.. Reynolds on Job. 300 blk. N.
nee. CHI. s42o. MADISON MANOR.
Al, dependable; year
for right men; 2 mi from Bethesda
SeecS Os ave- oeT car nj NJ sf sn
signs; See MIR BRoADHURsT.-11
Report to Mr.. WARD. 5so7 wiimett
rd.' Alta Vista terrace, Bethesda.
CARPENTER-FOREMAN, experienced
in reinforced concrete construction
and metal pan work. Must be cost.
conscious and able to get results
osRpEaTfdR;. sG1 ES91d; STAT I.t cLAss-Must b.
work. Phone GIL. 14I5. 3
CASHIER. super market, good position
for man experienced on departmental
grocery store cash register. Apply in
gsEIGe HE!x r4sIss Ssbs g.. gAkERY sxs
CASHIER, exper., not over 45 yrs.
for large liquor store. Must be quick
in change making. Refs REQ; perm;
good salary. Box 4S5-G. Star. %
CASHIER BOOKKEEPER, typist,
knowledge of automobile tag and
title procedure preferred: good
starting salary and quick advance
ment for right person. Box 237-C.
CHINA PACKER. colored, experience
sonality, and excellent references for
FER & STORAGE CO.. 141 18th
CLERK for general ofice work in
cluding typing: experience not es-
Senttal II interested in proving abil-
ity Give age, salary desired and
phone number. Box 361-G, Star.
CLERK-TYPIsT-Local. high school
grad, 5-day wk., must Qualify for
permanent position; local plumbing
ONCE, advance in pay when prog
'ressed in exper.; BACKGROUND refs.
required Box 1O2-H, Star. s.
COLLECTOR. experienced in outside
collections, must have car and be
able to furnish references: salary.
$22; $S2S2S ,,ssdn Gs5 aallowanes; Apply 4;
paper hanger; top wages to right
man. Write Box 64-E. Star. IS
COMPUTER- -DRAFTSMAN-For sur
veyor's once: permanent employ
ment for right man. Write Box 101-
e. Star. -6