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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-06

Bureau OF European Afair+Arthur G.
Stevens OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -1osS7qs
Bureau OF Far Eastern Affairs-Philip B.
Sullivan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1155s9s
O. Bell ---------- 125ss%
DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY Hon. Georgia
Neese Clark, Paul Mcdonald
Office of the Secretary - William W.
Parsons -------------- 500
Bureau of Accounts-R. W. Maxwell------1O51sS
Bureau of Customs-Frank Dow ----100O79s
schoeneman ----------- -1oo4sqs
Office of international Finance-George H
Willis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1o5.s4%
EXECUTIVE OFFICES "B"
Board OF Barber Examiners Tony J.
License Bureau-c. T. Nottingham -111.s2%
WELFARE DEPARTMENT
Office of Director-Gerard M. Shea-1035 2%
Child Welfare Division-Mrs r. r. Miller, 1903 1870
Interstate Service Division-R D. Hub
Temporary Home for Soldiers and Sailors '''''' 70
Municipal Lodging House-H A. Koch ioo.oo%
FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY-Hon. Oscar R.
Ewing Harold Dotterer, Homer Greenfield
FOOD AND DRUG UNCONSTITUTIONAL Davila
Office of Commissioner ------174.79qo
FREEDMENs HOSPITAL-Dr William T. Parker
Professional Services ------------------1O9 .24%e
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATIONS William
BOAsI Washington Field Office ---1o052Rs
OFFICE OF EDUCATION-Lane C. Ash
Higher Education ---- 1O1 $3.50
National Sc1ent1nc Register 13O.359o
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION Hon.
Jess Larson, William N. Rehlaender
PUBLIC BUILDINGS SERvICE-R O. Jennings
National Industrial Reserve ------------100 .16To
POTOMAC RIVER NAVAL COMMAND-R/Adm.
Glenn B. Davis, Capt. Will L. Gates
photographic Office Suitland-Capt. Allen
Hobbs, USN ----------- .70%
Purchasing Office Washington-Capt w.
H. Landau, USN ----- 1122o%
Communication Station, Cheltenham, Nd
Capt. R. E. Elliott USN- 2.40s
Communication Station, Nebraska Avenue,
WaShington-Capt. James Fortuen, USN
1533o%
Naval Air Reserve Training Unit-Capt. G.
L. Kohr, UsN ---------------- -----115.so%
Naval Air Station Anacostia-Capt Herb
ert w. Taylor -----------104.30 1907
Receiving Station, Washington-Capt. K
A. Theme UsN -- 1157o%
School Naval Intelligence-Capt Samuel
B. Frankee, UsN -----1116O%
Dental Clinic, Washington-Capt Francis
G. Ulen, USN -----------------104.509 500
Recruiting Station and ONOP-Lt Cmdr
J. S. Leidel, UsN ----------11 7o%
Ordnance Experimental Unit-Lt. Cmdr
M M Ragsdale UsN ---------1 o1 3oes
Communication Station, Arlington, Va
GRE L. R. Cardwell UsN---.---1 100000
Supervisory Cost Inspector --------------12 10000
RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE CORPORATION
Hon. Harley HiSe, A. B. Gait
Division of International B. Merritt 107.31%
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION Frank Bentley
Office of Legislation-Henry Longfellow- -100.31%
Office of PerSonnel-R. L. Forney 99.91%
Office of Special Service-R. w. WiSe-----14175%
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation and
Education-Wm c. Rein --------------11070%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-11-06

Veterans Education Appeals Board-Fred
V. Collins ------------------------- -10042%
BUREAU OF THE BUDGET-Hon. Fred
erick ]. Lawton, George Vault -10517%
NATIONAL SECURITY RESOURCES BOARD
Hon. w. Stuart Symington, Henry F.
Hurley, ]. F. Vaughan------------ $40
GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE George T.
GOVERNMENT PRINTING Tgse oFFIcE-Hon. John
]. Deviny, Mrs. Maybelle Fickel
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF o. S. COURTS
Hon Henry P. Chandler, Miss Catherine
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS sELECTIvE sERV-
shsy; Austin s: Imirie -115oe%
AMERICAN BATTLE MONUMENTS COM
MsSIoN-Lt. Col. Charles B. shaw----1os41e5
AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS
James 7: Nicholson ---------------------1 o40ss
Caemmerer ------------------------- oo%
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COR
PORATION-Hon. Maple T. Harl A. J.
Loda observation-disclosures
Cherry Gerald NJ Conkling-
Board Members Margaret Muehlhaus- -122238
Secretary-Mss E. B. Poeppel- --10784ao
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES AND 1900 10
NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL
Theodore M. Johnson ---------127.60 500
NATIONAL CAPITAL PARK AND PLAN
MING COMMISSION E. Demaray,
T: s Settle ---------------------112.o2a s
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART-Magill
James, Mrs. Elizabeth j. Foy--1O910 %
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMITS
SION-Hon Harry A. Mcdonald, w. e.
Becker -------------------------- 105.02as
Executive Staff and Executive Office of
secretary-Daniel M Friedman -122.5s9s
Division Of Hearing Examiners-William
Swift ------------------- -----1O9s 7qs
Division of Opinion Writing Michael e.
Mooney --------------------- 00%
Office of Chief Accountant-Earle c. King 1857
Office of the General Counsel-Roger s.
Foster -------------------118.18%
Division of Budget and F1nance-James j.
Riordan 47es
Division Of Personnel-Wm E. Becker 800
Division OF Corporation Finance-Baldwin
B. Bane --------------------
Division of Trading and Exchange-An-
thon H. Lund ---------- s275e5
Division of Public Utiiies-Morton E.
Yohalem ------- $685.
Division of Administrative services-Hast-
ings P. Avery --------------- s5.1e%
Washington Regional Office. Russell
Kelly Observation-Disclosures -14514%
ander Wetmore, E. L. Roy.
International Exchange-Dan G. Williams 100000
Smithsonian Institute and Astrophysical
Observatory-E L. Roy-----------------237 .579o
u S. TARIFF COMMISSIONER. Oscar
B. Ryder, L. w. Moore.
Economics-JoSeph Mousley 1873 17g6
WAR CLAIMS COMMISSION-Daniel F.
Cleary. Jr., Mrs. Katherine Ford -101.42%
INTERNATIONAL REFUGEE ORGANIZA-
TION-Col. William w. Dick, Ruth Neck
ienpurg
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ACCOUNTANT FIRMS

ACCOUNTANT FIRMS
G. P. Graham g. Company
Lybrand Ross Brothers g. Montgomery
APPAREL, ACCESSORIES
Bell Clothes Shop
Castleberg's
Joseph DeYoung, Inc.
Franc Jewelry Company
Julius Garfinckel g. Company, Inc.
Grosner's of 1925 F Street
William Hahn g. Company
Bruce Hunt, Inc.
Jelleff, Inc.
D. J. kaufman, Inc.
L. E. Massey Shoes
The Mode
Model Shop
Morton's
Raleigh Haberdasher
B. Rich'S Sons
William Rosendorf
Ross Company, Inc.
Saltz Brothers
Lewis & Thomas SaltZ
University Shop
Young Mems Shop
APPLIANCES, RADIO
Emerson Radio Of Washington, Inc.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
Barry Pate Chevrolet Company
Benning Motors
Lee D. Butler, Inc.
Capitol Cadillac Oldsmobile Company
Hill g. TibbittS, Inc.
Kaplan g. Crawford
Logan Motor Company
Ourisman Chevrolet Company
Randall Motors, Inc.
Williams g. Baker, Inc.
Evening star., 1950-08-31

1t has been Mr.. Kinoshita's task
during the past quarter century tt
keep the Oriental paintings in
condition. There are nov some
/ 800 items in the Chinese collec-
tion. alone.
Mr.. Kinoshita's way of life was
changed during the war years.
The Pearl Harbor bombing came
as a shock to him as it did to
Americans. His faithfulness was
never questioned and his Alneri-
can friends stood by him during
the war years. That is one of the
good things about America he
likes to remember.
Evening star., 1950-08-31

tA40u A4O Az SAAN
of the few persons In this
country highly skilled in mount
ing and repairing Oriental paint
ings. This has been his speciality
ever since he came to the United
States in 1910.
Associates gave him a farewell
dinner party Friday night at the
United Nations Club. They said
they're going to miss his CHEEKY
morning salutations at the gal
llery, especially his recitations of
yesterdays baseball game and his
latest experience on the golf links.
Language Still Difficult.
Mr.. Kinoshita is thoroughly
Americanized in a lot of ways
including his fondess for the ma
tional game. He is a regular fan
at Griffith Stadium and doesn't
do so badly at golf. He has mas
tered other American ways, too,
but perfecting American speech
still partially DaueS MIN aICer AZ
years.
II he has had one real disap-
pointment in his adopted land.
friends said. it probably is be-
cause he was barred by law from
becoming an American citizen.
Only once during these 40 years
has he visited his native Tokyo.
That was In 1885 when he re-
turned to spend several months
with his aging parents and
family.
Mr.. Kinoshita will spend the
next few weeks putting his affairs
in order for his next trip to Ja-
pan. probably in October. OF his
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Mickey Cohen Leaves Texas After Arrest by Rangers

to leave the State of Texas by his
own free will and accord and by
ali Immediately"
-Four rangers arrested. finger
printed, photographed and ques-
tioned the Californian at the
Wichita Falls police station.
Cohen had said he was in Texas
on oil business. The wife Of one
of the men with Cohen said they
came here on a tip that Dave
Evening star., 1950-08-31
BY the Assoeioisd Press


NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Nancy
Carroll, stage and screen actress
has been selected to replace Jean
Muir as oMther Aldrich on the
television program, "The Aldrich
Family"
The change was announced last
night by Young g. Rubicam, the
advertising agency which pro-
duces the show for General Foods
Corp.
The Aldrich program had been
scheduled to begin its second
video season last Sunday over
station WNBT of the National
Broadcasting Co.. with Miss Muir
In the mother role.
Protests against Miss Muir
from anti-Communist groups and
Evening star., 1950-08-31

Iogul, former Cohen henchman,
had been in the oil fields.
Cohen and his party arrived at
Odessa, Tex, by plane from Los
Angeles yesterday.
Ogul and Frank Niccoli, also a
former Cohen lieutenant, vanished
last fall after Edward Herbert.
another Cohen henchman, was
fatally wounded from ambush.
Evening star., 1950-08-31

family, there are now only a niece
and nephew in Tokyo with whom
he corresponds regularly.
Expects Strange Japan.
He told friends that Japan will
appear different to him after all
these years. especially In view Of
the changed living conditions and
customs after the war. But like
most Orientals, he wishes to re-
turn to his native land for the
remaining years of his life.
Evening star., 1950-08-31

Born in Tokyo August Is. 1880
Mr.. Kinoshita celebrated his
birthday as we'll as his approach
ing retirement at the recent fare
well party. He was 80 when he
first came to the United States to
become associated with the Mu-
scum of Fine Arts in Boston.
Before coming to the United
States he had established quite a
reputation in this field, although
he was never a painter.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
BY the Assoeiated Press

WICHITA FALLS, Tex, Aug.
ii. - Texas Rangers arrested
Mickey Cohen, West Coast gam
bier, early today. He promptly
decided to fly out of Texas i'm
mediately-leaving behind the oil
business he said brought him here.
Ranger Capt. M. P. Clone Wolff
GonZaullos said Mickey decided
Evening star., 1950-08-31

retiring today
to return to the
! a n d Of his
forefathers for
keeps.
Archibald G.
Wenley, direc-
tor, said today
the friendly,
chubby Japa-
nese W i'll b e
missed at Cne
allery for
other reasons,
too, than the
important fact
that he is one
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Nancy Carroll Is Named To Jean Muir Tv Role

individuals resulted in postpone
ment of the show. Miss Muir
was attacked on the ground that
she had been linked with Com
munist-front groups.
General Foods, in announcing
that Miss Muir had been removed
from the cast, said 1t did not
pass on the charge against her
but that she was dropped as a
controversial figure"
Miss Muir denied any Red con-
nections and called Communism
vicious force"
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Atlantic Pullman Official
Fatally Stricken Here

Roger T. Lively. So, a regional
official Of the Pullman Co. from
Atlanta, died today. apparently
from a heart attack, in his room
in the Hotel Continental.
Mr.. Lively was in Washington
for a company meeting. He was
stricken this morning after he had
taken shower. DR.. J. M. Giles
pie was called but Mr.. Lively did
not respond to treatment and died
shortly after.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
By Nelson M. Shepard

After working Is of his 40 years
in America at the Freer Gallery
of Art, Yokichi Kinoshita, TO
year-old Japanese technician, is
Evening star., 1950-08-31
New ZeuIunders Honored

Donations of cash and kind by
Maoris have provided in Otiria,
New Zealand, meeting hall dedi-
Gated to tribesmen who died dur
ing World War II.
Evening star., 1950-08-31

A modern blast furnace will
produce" about 1900 tons Of steel
a day.
Evening star., 1950-08-31
Hurbor Being Improved

A million dollar improvement
program for Alexandria harbor
Egypt, has been started.
Evening star., 1950-05-07

YOUNG WOMAN. .ypis.. neat. Aeeu-
rate, 80 words or better, sxper or
bee ,nnins salary TO inteiliEent com
petent person who can qualify for
permanent position liberal vacation
and sick leave. Box 34s-G, star.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
HELP MEN
WINDOW TRINfMER.

WINDOW TRIMMER, experienced
women's and children's wear. Ap-
ply Mr. Slele, display mgr, NOR
TONS. -3l4 1th st. NV. -
WOOL PRESsER. experienced only:
f.11NE1Sv quality yprk sea. aADpIy WAsH1NoTSoN
BOY. colored. for used car lot. must
be dependable and know how to
clean cars; references. Apply in
person at COOPER MOTORS 500
Wis. ave. NV. s
BOY. colored, experienced in srocery
store: D. c. license. good references
required. Apply in person. 2401
MAN. white. with D. c. drivers per-
NIT 10 work in furniture warehouse
Must be in GOOD physical condition.
Phone Mr.. Matthews. Woodley 4344
COLONY HOUSE. 4244 Conn. ave
MAN. colored. reliable. wants job as
night watchman. Call AID. 5092,
MAN. with light delivery truck, TO
work UP home delivery sales Of ma
tionally famous bakery products: no
competition. excellent opportunity,
avail. Immediately. Write to Box
l64-G. Star. stating qualification,
address and phone number. IS
MAN, young, exper. to take orders
for old established photo studio;
must have car, salary and commits
sion. Apply Monday MARCELLO
STUDIO. 1920 New York ave. NV.
paper route or solicit in the vicinity
Of Congress Theater Sc. FIR. 91S9.
MAN, to work on farm and garden;
Apply CARL HAIDER. Rt. 4, Rock
vile, Nd, WI 1892 -
Evening star., 1950-05-07
M A NJ

To learn credit. business: must be
steady and willing to work hard to
learn all phases of credit and col
lection. Good salary to start, per-
VsRsaL WsRsRt JEWEtRY iss ny Ger G9rmss s55 pN1 81
Man, over local sales position, with
advance. Rm. 2O5. 1927 Eye st
NV. 10 am. to 3 pm.
MAN to learn real estate sales, comm
to start CITY REALTY, RE. O7O3
leigh business in. city of Washing
ton. Permanent If you are a hustler
Write RAWLEIGHS, Dept. Dee IA
l23z: Chester, Pa
MAN for theater manager. experience
not necessary but valuable; mus
have car starting salary S45 week
ly. advancement on individual mer.
its. Box 72-H, Star.
MAN, colored, for warehouse; mus
be strong and willing to work; paid
vacation and disqualification bene.
FITS, See Mr.. Sanford at HOUSE
& HERMANN FURNITURE STORE
7th and Eye SITS. NV.
MAN. 45-55. honest. sober. reliable
Tor night clerk in small hotel; Ions
IL
MAN, white. 80 to As. to manag,
trash route: good salary and future
Call Monday. RE. 500.
REAL ESTATE-We have an openinG
for, l man with pleasing personality
and car; exp. preferred. not essen
tial; lots of listings on hand nov
and with our building program ir
Hill Crest Heights this can be q
lucrative position Please call ir
person for interview. Do not tele.
phone.
A. A. cARozZA CO.
REALTORS AND BUILDERS
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-OO4t
Evening star., 1950-05-07
HELP AEN
A BIG PAYING BUSINESS
For a Man In His sos

All over the U. g. middle-a aged men
are discovering the biggest earnings
of their lives. They are enjoytns
the type Of one-the-iob satisfaction
few men ever achieve. One Of our
men makes 81 900 In q year
other top men in their SOS are
earning from $1,000 to $4,000 right
from the start.
We want . man for this area and
prefer some one in his sos The
right man can enjoy lonE-range Sc
curity with US. Our business Is
particularly suited TO calm. mature
dealings with refined people. (No
high preSSure.)
We pay earnings in advance and
require no investment. II you are
over so write me . letter and gel
full information about the openins
in the Washington area VICE
PRESIDENT, Dept A 4, p o. Boz
GfR naVfaR nhHn
Evening star., 1950-05-07
BOOKKEEPER
EXPERIENCED
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
5.DAY WEEK
SHAPIRO INC

REAL ESTATE-BULDER
oil 18th st. NV. ME. 1717. -
BOOKKEEPTNG MACHINE operator,
Burroughs, with tipping ability; for
national scientific organization; s.
day wk.; excel. working conditions;
oppor. for Advancement. Entrance
salary approx. $500 per mo-, de-
pending upon qualifications. Call
Monday, EX 500. branch SO.
CAMP COUNSELLOR, for saltwater
camp in Maine. young teacher pre-
ferred:I state. qualifications, espe-
cially in arts and craft. Give
telephone. P. o. Box 4026. D. G:
CASHIER, MGR posting machine
operator experienced only; good
salary. permanent. 5-day wk. Ap-
ply Mr. Trice. FRANC JEWELRY
CO. 627 eth st. NV. .
CASHIER, white, experienced: refer
ences: hours. 10 am. to p.m.
Call in person. 600 Kennedy st. NV.
CASHIER-Night. for package liquor
store. Hours, $40 to 900: must be
experienced. Apply CLARK's, INC,
706 1Ath st. NV
CASHIER. experienced. with refer
ence. COLONIAL VILLAGE. 1887
Wilson blvd, Arl., OK. 11s1.
CASHIER for drusstore; experienced
Apply In person. PARKWAY PHAR-
MACY, $500 Wisconsin ave.
Evening star., 1950-05-07
Men, Read Carefully

night, May 10. at 7:3O p. m
sharp. I want to talk with Is men
who are really ambitious in Secur :
Ing position that will give them
steady employment the year around.
In other words, there are no lay
ing off periods and consistent in
come is the income that really
counts. 1t does not matter what
your past employment has been; all
we ask is that you be willing to
study and learn as we teach you
our work. 1t will also be necessary
that you be willing to get along
on 500 to SS5 per week Tor the
lst 4 TO 6 weeks. while learning our
work. A car is essential. You must
also be able to give the names of
3 people who will vouch for your
honesty and integrity. We pre-
fer men who are married or who
have some source of responsibility.
I would also like to talk to a few
men who are mechanically inclined
and who know a good thing when
they see it. II you are now at
tending school, l am interested in
talking to you about opportunities
for future employment; therefore,
If YOU are honest and of good char
acter, and a willing worker and
neat in appearance, come and talk
with me- Apply at 2206 Wisconsin
Ave. NV. No phone calls please.
MEN-Increase in commission rate
will enable you to average around So
per hr. selling Real Silks famous
nylon hose and other apparel
Phone MA. 1855 Tues, 10 to IL
am or 6 to s p.rn IS
Evening star., 1950-05-07

SECRETARY. part time, experienced
references Box l54-E, star,
SECRETARY, &Ee y 70 30, fer fooc
and beverage nsnagev. kneNteose o.
detail figure work necessary en-
ploye benefits after ; mos, S'9-dSS
oersonnsl once, MAyfow.r Hotel
ll27 Conn. ave, pm. to n::m
SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT of lars,
development. excel opp, SaA
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
2606 wilson blvd, Arl, CHI. sos0
SECRETARY for law once, AEe 81.
IS, experienced preferred but moi
essential. Si4 Colo. bids -S
SECRETARY. with commercial ex-
perienee, capable OF isking chArse
Of details in small once 3-dsy, rs
hr. week Phone MA, oaS0 for Appt-
SECRETARY. Alexandria, Va able
to handle small Air-conditioned
shorthand, typing; 7afs hgure WORK
purchases. Cali for appt,, TIE. SS3S
SECRETARY, in one OF WASHINGTON
most exclusive mems wear shop
Phone MISS HoKE for appt., Ma
SECRETARY for company oBeiA!
5-day week. excellent company ben
etlts, Apply personnel once. SEARS
ROEBuCK & CO. oil BlsdenSburl
SECRETARY. Catholic. for rectory
pleasant, sood character. Call no
sECRETARY-Law once, must be ex
perienced. able TO handle detail ant
assume responsibility. Sta day week
S3.6O0. Write Box 290-E, Star =
Evening star., 1950-05-07
JEWEL TEA co.

Wen hire . statesmen Of reliable
cial sales work in Arlington. Va; s.
day week, salary and commission
Write letter stating age, past sales
experience and phone number to H
W.. POWELL. 212 N. Emerson ST.,
Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1950-05-07

YOUNG LADY. typiSt, KNOWLEDGE Of
oooESeepinG must bc neat and AC-
curatc at igufeS; steady worker
Tor permanent position with trade
association. Apply ll@S 18th st.
Evening star., 1950-05-07

5ELL DhE55E5 FKUM NEW YORK
20 So up-Fiith ave, N. Y, Arm de-
slres women 70 sell new dresses,
Mademoiselle" good commissions
Write for sample book. MODERN
MANNER, 26OAN 5th ave New York
Evening star., 1950-05-07
HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY

Excellent opportunity IN Law efaee. Tor
YOUNG lady under 80, The WORK Is
varied and interesting surround
inkx and working conditions are
pleasant and eonEeniRl; 5000 Stsno-
Ersphic BACKGROUND Is definitely re-
nlHsreA RE ANSN -
Evening star., 1950-05-07

RIZIK BROS.
l10S CONN. AVE.
NURSE. practical, for nursing hcme,
to live in, night duty; settled
middie-ssed white; refs, Write
P o. Box ASS. Fairfax. Va
NURSE, RN., part time. doctor s
ONCE, 5 afternoons. hours ? to 4
and evenings q week to p:
age 90 to 30. some typing. Call
WO. 1856 between . and pm
Must live in NV. Washington. --9
NURSES. reg. white. general duty.
mixed services, delivery room 4 to
II and - to 3 shift, Good salary
and full maintenance: l0o-bed hos.
pital; loc s mi. out of WaShineton
Call Nursing once, SUBURBAN
HOSPITAL. Bethesda, Nd, OIL
900. 5
OFFICE Effcient sales.
minded refined woman for genera
office work in old established com.
pany; must be personabe. reliabl,
and able TO interview sales appli'
cantS; 5-day, 4O-hour week; liberia
company benefits after 3 months
start at SI75 per month and grow
into increasingly responsible work
Give oualiica ations and phone nun
ber in own handwriting. Box 104-E
Evening star., 1950-05-07
AIRLINE SECRETARY

take rapid dictation and as fast
typist desired by major airline.
Starting salary. $500 per mo. Inter-
views all week. 10 am. to 4 pm.
LIZ K 81 a "
Evening star., 1950-05-07

Dama ave. sc. vi. 9644. =
Beautician- -ManicuriSt
Experienced; Apply in person to
sTgIN3j PSoae 9E asss s$sa' Conn ave NV: VS. or
BEAUTY OPERATOR, al around,
.EzSH4 SH sSf offsa$fos A.: All around
eomnission o-aeS Can Tefn n psrson sasIs anS anS
eails. @ A'ts1 EL1NoR oisO BEAUTY 70 saoP, gRoPs
BEAUTY EAU : 81 tooPHkRRAroRs-Experienced. HR
5-day. 4O-hr. wk.. discount privileges.
Apply personnel ofice, 4th floor, S.
Beatty aUT SHGS salon Apt. CLERK to as
sist with merchandise selling. full
or part time. EMILE 1920 Wilson
BaxGrf ils3 flsaiaSsH sapos MGR e. and asst msP mgr
,nsSw iRs, vT1MNISIEs 1NISIs iaSi i Conn. avs! ave: =.
experience preferred, 5-day week,
downtown ONCE. For interview, call
BCokkEEfER Coi kiEIf' and assistant to once
PAGLINO, Dupont circle Bldg, 1916
Conn. ave. NV. AID. 5000. q
BOOkkEEPER and general ONCE
worker for builders ofiice in Be-
thesda: must be experienced and
competent. Write Box 292-E, Star.
BOOKKEEPER and typist, exper-
fenced. rental experience desired but
not essential; pleasant working con-
ditions: group insurance; excellent
opportunity for Advancement; ap-
plicant must be under 35 and have
pleasing personality, Apply between
g and IL am. Monday. Mrs. Creel.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, realtor-
builder, 1882 K st. NV. ME. 1143.
-
BOOKKEEPER, one who is accurate
with hgures: other exper. not neces-
sary. Apply IN person. SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO., 600 9TH
Evening star., 1950-05-07
MEN
FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE OF

FHO IOhI NEF tGEN5EN AIIVE ~
IN WASHINGTON MONDAY, MAY
s, TO INTERVIEW MEN REGARD
ING A PLAN TO PLACE THEM IN
A BUSINESS FOR THEMSELVES.
WITHOUT AN INVESTMENT
WE HAVE NOTHING TO SELL YOU
NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED
SEVERAL MEN WILL BE GIVEN THE
OPPORTUNITY OF BEING IN
THEIR OWN BUSINESS WITH
LIFE SECURITY.
AGE is NO BARRIER IN THIS
BUSINESS. NEAT APPEARING
MARRIED MEN BETWEEN THE
AGES OF 25-45. WHOSE HOME
HAVE AN HONEST DESIRE TO
PROVE THEIR WORTH, WILL BE
PERSONALLY INTERVIEWED.