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Evening star., 1950-02-05
OPPORTUNITY
FOR statesmen

Eere is outstanding opportunity Il
become established with larRe well.
known Washington company ane
make substantial year-around In
income. You will not be dependent
on any one product, but will be in q
position to sell the products of four
major departments, all of them es.
sential to homeowners: salary while
learning; car essential. For appoint
nlent call Mr.. Rogers at GRIFFITH
CONSIIMERE. ME. 4S4n III
Evening star., 1950-02-05
EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY

AAA-1 manufacturer and distributor
man with strong selling background
and knowledge Of auto parts; new
ear dealer experience desirable; /;
protected territory and established
accounts; security and substantial
income assured the right man; pre-
Write p. o. Box 1923, Cleveland 8,
Evening star., 1950-02-05

ATTENTION APT. HOUSE
d OFFICE BLDG. MGRS.
with apt. house. ofica
ano doIt bldg. experience, thoroughly
Iamiliar with all repairs, handIinS
e elevators, boilers, plumbing and gen.
nnsi., si malntenance. wishes steady
pTosltlon; available immediately; ref.
larn nsJa For interview please cali Ma.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
WOMAN

Mentally young and with suficient
from the common place; excellent
pay and future. Give phone, age.
eoucatlon. Car? P. o. Box 3l39,
WASHINGTON y q
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GENUINE LEADS
SALESMAN
Exceptional Opportunity
for GaIeSr1 ar

IUI 6dICSIlIdu
Leading manufacturer Of electrical
products has permanent position
for young man % to 35 as junior
sssiss. ss,sisms Yeg mSs. hsys ,;, selling sx'
The leading distributors In this ter
Iitory are our established customers.
Working with their salesnen and
dealers to promote increased sale OF
our products will be your main
All travel expenses and q new ear
furnished.
Salary, $50 per week, plus commits
sions, will earn the successful appli-
cant over $4,000 per year. The op-
portunity to replace one Of our senor
AVERAGE over $4,000, makes this
opening exceptional. Box 475-v,
Star.
Evening star., 1950-02-05

H0UsEkEEPER, white, for medical
pidg;; hours / pm. to z am. d
nights per week. Apply bldg. once
rSfEhIsoss i13 sSs 81 pEdoSKAron aiS and ...,m,.
tor Tor better. class furniture store.
One with following pfef. Must be
able TO sketch. Commission basis.
LEGAL sEcRETxRY. experienced o for
Rartner In well-known law arm.
rsstt rssstt aecurste stenographer, perma-
ios.. write state. ase, experience and
salary requested. Box 277-T. Star.
MASsEusE, experienced operator in
womens health service; opportunity
Ior Advancement; hye-day week.
Ssn IN person, Room 2ls. Central
MAJ i IA; wkHPspSdas k1Ss q st. NV. .
openings for exper. wrappers in =
pssis prss,paesssed meat dept; excel.
yen as many other employe beue-
TON THEATER BLDG, Ar. Va.
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HELP WoMEN

OFFICE Girl for general once work
in Kosher Super Market: no tipping
or s.iorLhand. App.y in person only,
PASTRY SHOP SALESLADY, expert
enecs, personable, energetic. Box
PAYROLL nij S'ss; CLERK Accurate with
figures, some knowledge Of typing
Apply general office, WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL, 1900 Woodley rd
PERSONAL ASSISTANT
Young college woman for. interesting
Alex, once; Some typinE; Apply
81. King St. Alex. Ov. O249.
PLACEMENT CLERK, employment
agency experience required. excel
lent opportunity for qualified person
Rsplys strictly confidential. Box
PRA6TIGAL NURSE twhite) to care
fo- elderly lady: live In; state sal
ary expected: Box 6S-X. Star. So .
PIX OPERATOR, age 1895 yrs, IA
miliar, with adding machines. also
to price laundry tickets. Ask for
Mr.. Burns, WASH. LAUNDRY, 1927
pnBIIc q Il : sTENoGRArHER reou1. S .s
services Of rapid stenographets and
typ.sts with diversified experience;
hourly basis: part or full time tho
evening or week end workers. Call
ST. 2U63.
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SALESWOMAN

Have interesting position avail for
young lady under 80; must be neat
appearing and have attractive per.
sonality; car important; previou.
sales exper. helpful; you will be
representing q reputable local dis
established territory, no canvassing
commission basis with $50 wkly
minimum guarantee; 5-day wk.; nc
car allowance; other young ladies
now doing identical work for US
Call TU. 17S5, Monday.
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e EXTRA ~ Cash.

EXTRA QUICK.
Show sensational 21-card every day
sSers ene tS buys friends a:o nsshsoFs sbSs
es. De luxe sift-wrappin;xs aIa,fn; metdi. NH.
linery style notes. Personal sta
tionery. monogrammed napkins,
children's books. Big profits. Ex-
spproHal hhsffsIass PEfRLasss GRFpqssos SsmgEis q
Box s2b. Highland Park, nj.
AMEATlha NEM HvEk1pNaIHE EFkA1HNIEes eAEbsl Eb9M
Show 24-card assortment for all
syertSoto events to friends, others. At 81
ssSnsnrgooay snnsg cash onysi nsaa., Yop make up to
plastic and metallic AssE Cards. kli' hsmoT. hwTans.
Gus, etc; IMPRINTED notes, napkins,
stationssry. Free samples. Flower
%Iis. %IGl:sl N ATkfis4fe' !: VIC sss Ass As'ss'ssE Il
Sell 80 Sassortments, smaainxly dif.
l,ss fssent Metallic. Greeting Cards.
q loysly 1a.esla, ST ti Ey.rgdas e1a StSoss Soss
esovs es%s1s's Bo1fEvszap1 spff Il 1STsf AXIS e wsst
Van Buren,. Dept. 2o5. Chicaso 3. ::
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
suits; lingerie; Seen in Vogue"
Mademo1selle." Good commissions.
Write for sample book. MODERN
MANNER. 260-AN, Fifth ave-.
NEW EXTRA CASH PLAN!
Show every day cards to friends,
others. 81 assortment Of ID birth
day: other folders pays you up to
5ocl Gift wraps, plastic cards,
children,s books, others. write for
free book on earning plan; samples
on approval. PHILLIPS CARDS,
300 Hunt. Newton, Mass.
FLORIDA
II interested in q Job in Florida this
, round. see display ad, page C-3.
Book Section. this newspaper. todav.
GREETING CARD SALESPEOpLE
Show more, make more with so new
and different everyday fast sellers
Assortments. 60c to 81 .26 pay up to
1907 profit. Stationery, gift items,
other beautiful values. Amazing gift
plsn, psn.r7Gs Set sppp SAMPLES oe0x en approval.
Dept. 207, Chicago s.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
RESIDENT MANAGER
is AVAILABLE

For large apartment development:
capable of assuming fun opera.
sionai responsibility; eleven years.
ecutive background. uniyersity srsd.
aate; supervisory knowledge OF air
conditioning, heating, refrigeration
ana distillation units, assuring
maintenance and operationaI costs
oelng Kept to a minimum; some ac-
counting knowledge. Can furnish
bond; references. Box 44I-V, Star~s
Evening star., 1950-02-05

RECEPTIONIST for beauty salon, at
tractive salary. EMILE. 1921 Conn,
REcEPPT;SIoN1sr for 1st class photo
graphic studio; must be experienced
In selling and general duties; reply
stating experience and salary de-
sired. Box 302-T, Star. 3
RECEPTIONIST for doctors ONCE,
typing required. Please apply in
person, 1898 Eye st. NV, Suite 100.
RECEPTIONIST AND SALESWOMAS,
over, Fl. to learn decorating business
In old-established firm. Must be re-
liable, ambitious, intelligent. Please
furnish references. Box 11e-M, Star,
SALEsLADIES--Mill ana ready
to-wear, must be thoroughly ex-
perienced. high class clientele, ex-
cellent salary, permanent position
Can IN person only. 101S Conn ave.
SALESLADY, eXper., for ladies' spe-
clalty store. Apply 1923 Eye st. NV,
SALESLADY-A high type, mature
woman by local company with
several of the top nationally known
and advertised lines of major elsc-
trical appliances, to demonstrates
IS necessary; this is not q canvass
ing deal. 1t REQUIRES the ability of
a woman who Is above average and
pays accordingly. An excellent sal
sary and bonus arrangement to the
right partys Write complete details
in regard to business background,
references, etc., to Box 324-T. Star
Evening star., 1950-02-05
STENOGRAPHER

Permanent employment for
experienced stenographer,
not over IS years of age. To
work IN real estate dept. of
large organization. Pleas
ant working conditions,
group insurance and other
ernploye benefits. 5-day, 40
hour week.
SAFEWAY STORES. INC,
1s46 4th ST. NE.
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HELP WokEh

WAITRESS twhite>. z am. till 3:3(
pm. closed Sundays. BEREN's
RESTAURANT, $40 st. NV.
WAITRESS, eXper, age 21-35: day OF
night work. Apply in person, Villa
Nova, 5 F st. NV. -5
GIRLS, white, wanted for stringins
and assembling venetian blinds; ex-
periencc not essential. Apply in per
son. SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND
Co, SO27 Georgia ave. Silver Spring
Evening star., 1950-02-05
HELP WCAeN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. per.
manent. part time. 2-6; good salary
pleasant office; good stenography re.
auired. AID. 1850. Call Monday
$50 to 1890.
SECRETARY- Y-STENOGRAPHER, book.
keeping knowledge; 5-day week.
1109 woodward Bldg. -
SECRETARY-S Y-STENOGRAPHER, young
ambitious, intelligence more impor-
tant than experience; permanent po-
sition with established law firm: ex-
eellent conditions, interesting work
Telephone DI. STAT. -
SECRETARY-STENO., under 35, as.
sistant to executive head of small
industrial organization: experience
required; personable. with capacity
for assuming responsibility; inter-
esting; 5-day week; permanent.
Start $2,400. Call DE. 1850. -
SECRETARY sTENOGRAPHER, in
law once. basic 40-hr., 51a-day wk.
excel. salary, commensurate with
exper.. liberal vacation, pleasant
working cond. Phone ME. 0S34 fol
personal interview x
Evening star., 1950-02-05
STENOGRAPHER

The Hampshire Corp, located nea,
pssSs peass cr9ss r3ss. in Bladensburg, Md.
BILE Of doing diversified work Pre-.
Ter one who Is located in thi
general vicinity. Position require,
experience In shorthand, stenogra.
phy and Clerical work with figures
" offers the usual current hours
siSk Ieays, vacation and wages. Tel
sHttIpu ssPnH9tns puN. 600 and ask for Mr.
oShnoF. -5
Evening star., 1950-02-05
BOOKKEEPER,

Full charge, fun-time bookkeeper
wanted; real estate exper, desired;
shorthand helpful but not essential,
must be typist; age Is not . factor;
pleasing personality Is 9 must, plus
4 real desire to be Of service to
others. This Is net Z Big once, but
sHsy ss; nn. state y 4 sxrsr ,.,, as: And
open, Box S22.T, star. IS
BO0KKEEPER-TYFIsT, ssnSr1i 81.
IISSSBSs5NtrssbIIss.l ISBs5Nt sIIsssIs lnaffasr . s.ss,,
cofnpiste set 81 Sesks; SD. sssstins I
SsslsssJo So. sJo-sS sS1sia|I a..;.a ;.a'aassn'ns ss1of'
Evening star., 1950-02-05

COUPLE-RESPONSIBLE
Chauffeur -handyman and cook-house-
keeper; for day school for youns
Sun. of; refs. OIL. 6l65 between
9 and $3.50; evenings and Sunday
WI 4A1 a
Evening star., 1950-02-05
SALESMEN iconf. J
OpPoRTuNITY 10 TAKE o

OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE OVER
TOP PAYING SELLING JOBS
I've Just moved Bill Michael up to
district supervisor and / need & man
to take over his old Job. Bill Michael
has earned an average Of more than
S11 900 per year since 1944-an1
this same opportunity is open to
the man who qualities. He must be
hours day. He viii call exclusively
on building and property owners
with the fastest selling product of
its kind. Used by hundreds of thou
sands of property owners every
where. The man chosen will receive
30% commission on an average sale
Of S100. He will be given the green
light for advancement in a really
Aggressive organization. II you are
the man for this Job please write
at once, in detail. Vice President.
Dept. AS, Box 7s9. Ft. Worth /,
Texas.
Evening star., 1950-02-05

SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN
bOOkkEEPER. for mems high class
Box I90-S. Star. $50
Evening star., 1950-02-05

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opening
for qualified person; salary. $l90- tc
start; 5-day week. Reply In own
handwriting, stating age and quail.
nee tions to Box 6-S, Star. %
CLERk-TYPIST, with insurance ex-
perience, for small insurance ONCE
In Va, mr.. courthouse. Please write
stating age, experience. salary ex-
pected. to Suite 201 Investment
Bldg, Arlington, Va.
CLERK permanent only: g.
day wk.: credit Office; good salary
Apply Mr.. Trice, FRANC JEWELRY
u GO; 81 5th st. nv. y
rience desirable but not essential
for clerical-typing position in small
once; excellent working conditions;
5a.day, 35-hour week $3.50. Box
CLERK-TYPlST-Experienced in fire
insurance policy writing and rating
for D. C. and Md; 5-day week: Sal
AIRY dependent upon experience. Re
ply Box 447-V, Star. So
Evening star., 1950-02-05
KOROSEAL,

Salesman for nationally advertised
manufacturer of padded nursery ac-
cessories. Must have strong follow
ing dept. stores, specially and ju-
venile furniture stores. We are only
manufacturer licensed by B. F.
products we make. Wonderful op-
portunity and future for right man.
Commission. Write Immediately for
interview early part Of this week to
SEAL-SAC. INC. 8 East seth St,
New York City, attention Mr.. Leo
Evening star., 1950-02-05

WOMAN, alert, well educated, with
personality, to supervise a nation
ally sponsored program for girls and
women. This position offers inter
esting work and splendid income
perience in teaching, orEanizinv az
sales work desirable; car nee. Tc
merit interview. write. stating uuaii.
neations and phone number. Box
% star. s
WOMAN to help with patients, dc
Laundry in nursing home; prefer
soms one in Sill, Spe. area. SH
WCMEN-cfor address at home
sAppiy GCLDCRAFT PORTRAITS,
Evening star., 1950-02-05
NATIONAL CORP

Needs 2 young men over 21 to learn
salesmanship. Qualifications: Neat,
ambitious and ability to. follow In
while learning, $50 to SEQ per
week; approximate earnings after
30 days, $50 to $3.50 weekly. See
MR. MURRAY, Room 80, Ring
Bids, 18th and NJ SITS. NV, 10
Ia 1 only
Evening star., 1950-02-05
Millinery Saleslady
MILLINERY
SALESLADY

FOR women's exclusive speciality shop
Psrmanent position, good hours ari6
nnefel salary to an Experienced
person. Apply
Evening star., 1950-02-05
ASSISTANT
EAL ESTATE SALhSWCMEN
WONDERLAND

Yes, that's it. Waen one agent
pays. for a new Packard in three
months, another pays for new
Cheyro.et in one month, and Mrs.
made three sales. II you are young,
active and have a way with people,
then join our earn n-while-you-
learn" school of modern methods Of
selling real estate. Glasses start
February IA Sye g. csll sPr'nS Mr. "essssdSy coa' 6y
a4254. or Mrs. Hart, Sligo o775.
Evening star., 1950-02-05

Greeting Card Agents
Wanted for country's fnest every-
gay card and wrapping assortmcrits.
MAKE 500. sell only 100 boxesi
Sell too'. our Charm of Home" per.
sonalizsd son gifts and imprinted name
ana address stationery iSl fetail1.
Fres samples, Write or phone THE
GSAAlIiS CO., 1924 18th st. NV,
Evening star., 1950-02-05
Clerks and branch managers.
ARLINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA

For employment in Aristo Dry Clean
ers branch stores in Shirlington and
South Arlington, other Va. vacancies
also available: exper. desirable but
not necessary; ages 22-40 only;
perm. position, excel. pay plus
BRxNcH STORE. saI King st. y
Alexandria. Mon. morning after
$50. or call TIE. 4044 for infor-
Evening star., 1950-02-05
GIRL

FOR general ONCE work in credit Of
nee; must have knowledge OF typlng;
fJMfvrRsnIy gpSH Sslary IHuSII t. start permsnent
St NV "a
Evening star., 1950-02-05
SPECIALITY Statesmen

We can't promise TO make you q
promise to any one who can super
wise themselves and are .ewillint
workers the opportunity of earning
$160-@300 Der wk. CAu at S217
18th ct. ne, 10 TO q. any day.
Car n necese&ry.
Evening star., 1950-02-05
WOMEN WANTEn

National organization has onen,,gs
for several women OF education and
rehnement to call on mothers OF
young children to introduce entire
~ new and beautifully illustrated
series OF children's books. Those ac-
Sep.ea VIII be trained and shown
OF 500 or more weekly doing ino
teresting. dignifled work, hours
daily. o days per week. For inter-
view call MR.. SITES 81. 1851. after
pm, Mon. 'i'ei
Evening star., 1950-02-05
SHELP MEN (cont.)
Career Opportunity
Attention, Storm Window
Z or Speciality Statesmen

Get on the band wagon"
WITH OUR FANTASTIC
SALE, 20ee OF"
On the worlds finest outside case.
ment storm window. See our dis.
play ad. We pay up to $3.50 com.
mission. What can you lose? Comt
in and get the facts. Also, ma.
tionally advertised aluminium avn
ing Of better quality and more
competitive than any on the mar
ket. Triple track storm window
fence, Venetian blinds. etc. Lead.
furnished.
CAPITOL SUPPLY co.
2000l2 K st. NV. RE. 1915.
Evening star., 1950-02-05

STENOGRAPHER
Capable person for perm. position
with well estab. firm in Bethesda
area; 39-hr, 5la-day wk. Cali wi.
Evening star., 1950-02-05

Continued On Next Pase.)
Evening star., 1950-02-05
SALES MGR

BALES MGR.
Excel. opport. for man with exper.
and initiative. Please answer in
own handwriting. Box 5s-S. Star.
Evening star., 1950-10-22

FIN Stations
wRc-FM-ss.s Me-, Channel 73s
$50 am. to am
wooK-fM-sss Me-. Channel 24s.
6 am. to 500 pm.
wToP-FM-ss., Me-, Channel IA.
$50 am. to 2 am.
NBUz-FM-s61 Me-, Channel IA.
7:30 am. to 1890 am. and
q pm. to 9 pm
wAsH-FM-s7.1 Me-, Channel 24s.
10 am. to II pm.
EoL-FM-ss.1 Me-, Channel 2s4.
an. to Midnight.
wcFM-ss.s Me-. Channel 2ss.
S pm. 10 II pm.
WWDc-FM-1o1,1 Me-, Channel $50.
7:30 am to Midnight.
WeAy-FM- -102.3 Me-, Channel H.
am. to 9 pm
WaoW-FM-1o3.5 Ke., Channel 27s
SIS am. to Midnight
wARL-FM-1o5.s Me-. Channel 2as.
am, to pm
WBcc-FM-1os.3 Nc, Channel 1872
am to pm
WMAL-FM-107.3 Nc, Channel 2s1.
9 am. to Midnight
Other AM Stations
WoGW-s7o ke.-6;55 a.m.-53O pm.
wPIK-13o Ke.-7 sm.-5.3O pm.
WARL-7o0 ke.-7 am.-5.30 pm.
WGAy-1,05o M.-7 a.m.-5;3O pm.
WBCC-1,120 Kc.-7 am.-5:30 p.m.
WFAx-1,22 M.-s sm.-5;30 pm.
wooK-t,5so M.-6 am.-5:3o pm.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
JOAN HUMPHREY
FONTAINE BOCART
4freweli to Arms"
Ernest Hemingway OF his best-shs
story Of bold love and desperote hope.
theatre GUILD ~ ~ AIR
$50 Pm. WRc
[ESlma3'I1m [ESlma3'tI1m;
EXTRAORDINARILY
ChonneI 7

SUNDAY, OCTOBER n.
500 p.M.-"super Circus"
500 P.M.-"The College Bowl"
$50 P.M.-"chsnee Of q lifetime"
TOO P.M.-"PauI Whitemsn Revue"
1;3o P.M.-"showtime U. S. A"-eertrude Law.
renee, Edith Piof, Basil Rsthbone.
500 P.M.-"Mystsry Thsster"-"Fog Island"
500 P.M.-"Msrshsli Plan In Action"
$50 P.M.-"sosp Box Thester"
1000 P.M.-"eid Fashioned Revival Reur"
1880 P.M.-"yeuth on the March"
MONDAY. OCTOBER u.
200 P,M.-"Hollywood Matinee"
500 P.M.-'Ths Modern Woman"
$50 P.M.-"sports Parade"
3;45 P.M.-laurei Races
4:4s P.M.-"sports Parade"
500 PM.-"Frontier Theater."
s:45 P.M.-'TsiIwsggers.
ZOO P.M.-"TeIenews Daily"
7:15 P.M.-"sports Reel"
7:3o P.M.-"HsIIywsod Screen Test"
500 P.M.-"Treasury Men In Action"
$50 P.M.-"life Begins st co."
500 P.M.-Boxing frsm Turner's Arena.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER a.
200 "Holiyweod Matinee"
500 P.M.-"The Modern Weman."
$50 PM.-"spsrts Parade"
500 PM.-"Frontier Theater."
s45 PM-"zeh and Ieby"
100 PM.-"Telenews Daily"
7:1s PM.-"sports Reel"
I:3o P.M.-"shsp by TeIevisIsn."
$50 PM.-"AiI American ssms Of the Week"
-kotre Dsme-IndIans.
500 PM.-"story Thester"
$50 P,M.-"Holiywood Movie Hits"-"woman Of
the Town"-claIre rrever.
t1:oo P.M.-"The Bell"
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER rs.
200 P.M.-"Hollywood Matinee.
500 P.M.-"Ths Modern Woman"
3:45 P,M.-"Laurei Races"
4:4s P.M.-"sports Parade"
500 P.M.-"Frontier Thester."
6:45 PM.-"yesterdsy's NewsreeI."
700 P.M.-"Telenews Daily"
7:15 P.M.-"sports Reel"
1880 PM.-wash. Redskins VS.. Chicago Cardinals,
$50 P.M.-"shop by TeIeyision."
500 P.M.-Wrestling from Turner's Arena
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is.
200 P.M-"HoIlywood Matinee"
800 P.M.-"The Modern Woman"
3;45 P.M.-"Lsurei Races"
4:45 P.M.-"Sports Parade"
500 P,M.-"Frontier Thsater"
6:4s P.M.-"Mssic in Motion"
700 P.M.-"Telenews Daily"
lis P.M.-"sports Reel"
7:3e P.M.-"Lone Ranger"
500 P.M.-"stop the Music"
500 P.M.-"Holdsy Motel"
$50 P.M.-"BIind Date"
1000 P.M,-"i Cover Times Square,"
1880 P.M.-"RolIer Derby"
I1:is P.M.-"Red Grange Predicts"
FRIDAY, OCTOBER II.
200 Hollywood Matinee"
800 P.M.-"The Modern Woman"
3:45 P.M.-"LaureI Races"
4:4s P.M.-"sports Parade"
500 P.M.-"Frontier Theater."
s:45 P.M.-"This Week In Sports"
100 PM.-"Telenews Daily"
7:15 PM.-"Sports Reel"
7:3o P.M-"life with LinkIettsr."
500 P.M.-"Twenty Questions"
$50 PM.-"Pro Football HighIights"
500 P.M-"Pulitzer Prize Playhouse" "late
Christopher Bean" HeleR Hayes.
1000 P.M.-"Penthouse Party"
1880 P.M.-"BIIy Rose shsw"
11:oo P.M.-"Adyenture Playhouse"
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 70.
11:oo A.M.-"saturday at the Zoo"
1880 A.M.-"Aerohat Ranch"
1900 k-"chester the Pup"
1215 PM.-"AnimaI Clinic"
1:3o P.M.-"DunkeI's Football Predictions"
IDS PM-Univ. Of Pa. vs.. Navy.
$50 P.M.-"Sports Parade"
500 P.M-"Frontisr Theatsr."
s:45 P.M.-"FootbaII Final"
TOO P,M.-"sandy Dreams"
| 1880 P.M.-"Stu Erwin Show"
| 500 P.M.-"PauI Whiteman Tv Teen Club"
| 500 P.M.-"Don MeNeiH ~ Club"
1000 P.M.-"can You Top This"
1880 P.M.-'Ford Film Playhouse" Spy
Blsck'-conrad Veidt.
Evening star., 1950-01-04
Florida Rites tomorrow
For Milton 0. Marshall

Funeral services for Milton o.
Marshall. IS, onetime War De-
partment official. will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow in Miami, Fla,
where he died Monday. Burial
services will be private.
A native of Hendricks County
Ind. Mr.. Marshall spent his boy
hood in Danville, Ind, and later
went into Government work TO,
the Interior Department in the
Philippine Islands. He put in two
years here with the War Depart.
ment in 1916 and returned in 194s
and lived at the Bancroft Apart.
ments. Arlington, until he retired
in 1916 and moved to Florida.
During his approximately 81
years of Government service, Mr.
Marshall worked at the Edgewooe
(Md0 Arsenal and the Aberdeen
(Md0 Proving Grounds. He re.
tired as chairman Of the Ordnance
Deferment Board of the War De-
partment.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Melva A. Hardin Marshall Of
Miami; two sisters. Mrs. Ella Gilk-
eson and Mrs. r. E. Hubbard,
both Of Danville: two sons. Robert
H. Marshall Of the Bancroft Apart
ments and Claude w. Marshall of
Miami: one daughter. Mrs. Har-
mon w. Ferguson Of indianapolis,
Ind, and one stepson. Charles L.
White OF Baltimore.
Evening star., 1950-01-04
Carlton J. 6iffings Dies;
Was Coal Company Worker

Carlton jackson Cuttings, 81,
night watchman for the Thomas
w. Perry coal company of Chevy
Chase. died yesterday at Suburban
Hospital. He had been i'll since
suffering a stroke on December 81
at his home. IA Lawrence avenue,
Kensington.
Mr.. Cuttings, who had been a
resident of Kensington for the last
% years. was born in Brownsville,
Washington County, Md.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Bertha Cuttings, and son
Melvin Cuttings, also of Kensing-
ton.
Funeral services will be held al
1880 am. tomorrow in the Pun
phrey funeral home. 1857 Wiscon-
sin avenue, Bethesda. Burial will
be in Brownsville.
Evening star., 1950-01-04
1n Mrit1nriattt

SAYLES, MARY H. AND JAMES II. In
memory OF our loving parents, mother,
uary 9, 1g41, and father: JAMES II.
sAYLES, who Joined her February IL,
1871.
Their peace is sealed their rest is sure
Within q better home, r
And while we weep and lineer here,
They rest from human woe.
THE FAMILY.
SCHMID, HENRIETTA. In memory OF
our dear mother, HENRIETTA SCHMID
Nothing can ever take away
The love a heart holds dear:
Fond memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps you near.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER, MRS. r.. B.
ALLISON.
STEWART, AGNES LORETTA. In lov-
ing memory Of my dear daughter. AGNES
LORETTA eTgWART. who depxEted this
lids | ds. etsht years aso todays 2sHuary 4,
Sunshine passes. shadows fail,
Loves remembrance outlasts all;
And thoush the years be many or few,
They are Allied with remembrance, my
xrs d.pEln1nYh: pnYho:Tp q yoih ihoT,ru, <. Aosna
Evening star., 1950-01-04
Lawrence Coolidge Dies;
Boston Attorney Wed Here

Lawrence Coolidge. A. promi-
'nent Boston attorney, died yester-
day in Beverly, Mass, after short
illness. He made his home at near
by Hamilton.
Mr.. Coolidge and his widow,
the former Victoria Titus, were
married in Washington at Dunn
barton Oaks in 1882, then the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss, who are close friends
Of the Coolidges.
He also leaves three sons; a
brother. Harold j. Coolidge, jr., a
scientist with the National Re-
search Council here, and sister,
Mrs. Harry Woodruff of New York
City.
Mr.. Coolidge was a member Of
the board of overseers at Harvard
University. During World War II
he served as a lieutenant COM
mander in the Navy and was one
of the survivors of the carrier
Hornet sunk by the japanese.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow at Hamilton.