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Evening star., 1950-07-19
GuardUnits
10 Be
Activated First
Troops in Troining
At Fort Miles Due
For Service Coll
By William J. WheotIey
SfaF Sfoff CORRESPONDENT

FORT MILES, Del, July 19.-
District National Guard units TAX
ing their annual field training here
are expected to be on the first call
this year in the event of partial
mobilization order, it was learned
here today.
Recommendations have been
made at the Pentsgon that they
be included among National Guard
units activated.
Active service assignments for
these troops were made some time
ago. Directives placed the artil-
lery units in positions for the anti
aircraft defense of the National
Capital area and the two military
police battalions as a guard over
the Washington Aqueduct.
The designation of the police
troops was changed a few months
ago from those of combat units
to zone of the interior" troops.
PontoOn Unit Planned.
Plans are being made to form
a pontoon bridge company, which
was authorized for the District
Guard but never activated. Au-
thority to activate this unit and
enlist personnel is expected soon
after the return of the troops to
Washington. Such a unit would
be used to throw pontoon bridges
across the Anacostia and Potomac
Rivers in the event of the wreck
age of existing bridges.
Brig. Gen. William H. Abend-
roth. commanding the District
Guard of this camp, would not
discuss any of the plans when
asked about details cleaned from
other sources. It is known, how
ever, that he spent most of a day
at the Pentagon earlier in the
week. He conferred with Maj.
Gen. Kenneth Cramer. head Of
the National Guard Bureau,
which normally makes recon-
mendations for units to be selected
for partial mobilization.
Reports Strengthened.
The reports of prospective uses
for the District troops were
strengthened by the appearance
here earlier in the week of team
of officers from the staff of the
35th United States Anti-Aircraft
Brigade. quartered at
Fort George. G. Meade, Md
The brigade is understood to be
charged with furnishing and di-
recting anti-aircraft defenseS for
the Capital City area. The A. A
officers held top secret confer
ence which only the highest off,
GERS of the artillery units here
were asked to attend. It was in
dicated. however. that the discus
sion dealt with details for the
protection of the Metropolitan
Area.
Most Of the District troops, it
was pointed out. particularly the
260th A. A. Gun Battalion, could
be assigned Immediately in view
of the fine showing they have
made here. But it was said other
units would need further field
training; these were converted
after coming here from automatic
weapons to heavy guns.
Both officers and men are keyed
up over the prospects of mobiliza-
ton and anxiously awaited Presi-
dent Truman's message to Con-
gress today and his radio address
tonight.
Evening star., 1950-07-19
Smith Resumes
Fight on Change
In Milk Control
Virginion Argues
Present D. c. Supply
Meets Current Need

Representative Smith, Demo-
crat., of Virginia today resumed
his fight in a House District Sub
committee hearing to show that
under Washington's present milk
regulations the city's milk supply
is adequate.
Mr.. Smith, a stanoh supporter
of the Maryland and Virginia
Milk Producers Association, re-
called Health Officer Daniel Seek
niger to the stand. DR.. Seckinger
previously testified he was opposed
to any milk regulations which
would take from him the power of
inspecting dairy farms supplying
milk to the District.
The subcommittee is consider
ing several bills which, in effect,
would allow milk meeting the
United States Public Health Serv-
ice standards to be shipped into
the District from any State.
Purity Major Issue.
This proposed law would not
improve the milk situation from
the standpoint of purity, would
it?" Mr.. Smith asked DR.. Seek
niger.
IT don't see how it would" DR..
Seckinger answered.
Mr.. Smith said the milk ques-
ton could be boiled down to three
points-is the milk sold in Wash
ington pure, is the price right
and is there an adequate supply?
The Virginia Representative
quoted figures from the Bureau
of Labor Statistics showing that
in Washington a quart of milk de-
livered cost the consumer less
than the average price of quart
of milk over the Nation. But
DIR. Seckinger refused to become
involved in any discussion of milk
prices, saying he was familiar
only with the health aspects.
Surplus Supply Cited.
Under questioning of Mr.. Smith.
DR.. Seckinger produced statistics
showing that since last January
Washington has had surplus of
milk. DR.. Seckinger said short
age developed in 1912 and con-
tinued through 1948. He said the
shortage was alleviated when the
Commissioners allowed "emer-
gency milk" to be shipped into
the District from farms not in
spected by the Health Depart
ment.
After developing these three
points further, Mr.. Smith de-
clared:
1--WE have an ample supply.
pure milk and low prices. What's
all this shouting about?"
Representative Miller, Republi-
can, of Nebraska asked DR.. Seek
niger if it was not true that in
January and February milk
shortage would have existed here
unless emergency milk had been
shipped in. He answered yes.
Mr.. Smith brought out that
more than 100 dairy farms being
built in Maryland and Virginia
will meet the present District milk
regulations-using steam steriliza-
tion of farm equipment. He said
these farms soon will add more
than 10000 gallons a day to the
present Washington milk supply.
DR.. Seckinger was the only wit
ness called before the subcommit-
tee adjourned the hearing. Chair
man Abernethy said the hearing
would resume at 10 am. Monday
and that he hoped to conclude
sessions next week.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
HELP WoMEN

WAITRESS. white hours IRE N spm.
% II 30 ? N Arpiy IN ptrt 90, sol
Narnum St. NJ Rainier Atd, III
WAITRESS, white e-cay Ue Ell. cay
work meals and unttefrAi TEN
PENN Pm RESTAURANT sts re. .7''
MATTRESSES. neat. young. A,tfae-
tive experienced, for club FeslAa-
rant, Ss4 l4th st. nv. t-lA
WAITRESS, eNper Apply ltoEA
RESTAURANT AND louNoE lssS
Columbia rd nv
WAITRESS, white, attractive. oS er 81.
experienced, ntehtwcrk no sui sdAya,
sra1' va Eo's DRILL lSt; X
WAITRESS. white, expsr: IL an.
to 20 5TI,,s gT;, 70 ssndays; .(esi "a:
Srd g NV. OF NSlS -t4
WMIhkSs fer sood Shift. vita tCocd
ttpS; no drinks. FR, e06S. after l4
noon. call II. 3-OS4l HI
WAITRESSES. white; excel. worA lng
conditions. no Suns. Apply in . er-
Son after ~ Am. THK MAYA IN
RESTAURANT, So Nth 81 nv.
MATTRESSES, white. exp,rIenes q.
niEht work. Apply manaser, cERlS
LUNCH. 1902 3 So nv Is
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statesmen

Everybody talks about the terrible
heat and humidity Of the WASH
inston summers but nobody does
anything about it-except the few
smart salesmen who are selling
air-conditioning. Are you letting
this terrific opportunity pass you
by? ? 2 Frigidaire now has the
most complete line of air-condi-
tioning and refrigeration equipment
in the entire industry. There are
3 Frigidaire items which are perfect
.naturals" for this time of year
for homes and ofices-the room
air-condittoner, the de-humidifler,
and the water cooler. All these
items are priced right for easy
selling with small down payment
and 8 years to pay. They are
backed by General Motors and
guaranteed for 8 years.
Drop into our show room Monday
eve. at pm. to learn how you
can get rich quick by selling the
wonderful Frigidaire line. 1mmedi-
ate sales. immediate delivery, i'm
mediate commission. Please phone
DE. .2300. MR.. LAVRENSON, for
details.
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nELP MEN

Man. Ian aesDs esDsFisRssd' s'ss for tree s:rk
MAN to assist district mgr; no SELL
ing, immediate earnings, leading to
for appointment. GE. ASA. Ia
MAN. working manager. for sand
wich shop: must be fast sandwich
man. know how to make soups and
sell il; know how to manage help
and set I'D efficient working routine:
refs. reo.: wonderful opportunity for
meals meat Ah hENk sIsFfes FooD ia'sTz sHo 800 ss sss
Columbia pike, Arlington. Va. Next
TO NAVY Annex Blde). 10
MAN OR STUDENT. colored. for
evening house-to-house sales work;
good pay; experience not necessary
MR.. WHITNEY, Hobart $500.
MEN. now employed or in college, for
Dee ABOUT SslfS 80 w05k to e fnDeF RfS
SILK HOSIERY MILLS. Ma. 1856,
MAN WANTED for Ra awleigh4business
in city Of Washington. No Experience
needed 70 sta2t; Sales easy to make
Write RAWLEIGHs, Dept. DEE.
14-l90z, Chester. Pa.
MEN-start on l or . day trial
basis il you wish to determine what
an excellent opportunity this is
The Fuller Brush Co. has q few
openings in established territories
No experience necessary. Instruction
furnished By experienced men. APP
ply 979 National Press Building
14th and SITS. NV. or call DI
4477 or DI. 349s. IL
MEN to take orders for Collier.
orders per day pays S72 per week
Apply 424. Bond Bldg. lie
MEN, Is, white, to distribute hant
bills: Daily pay. z am. 46C
N Y. NV
MEN WANTED, to wash down and
point I'd brick houses. Cali FA
YOUNG MAN. 26-40, with pleasing
personality. for salaried position
with large life insurance company
state age marital status. education
business experience: opportunity fol-
advancement; replies confidential
Box 399-H Star
Evening star., 1950-05-14
SUCCESSFUL
SALESMAN ONLY

y you are now successfully selling
insurance, automobiles, or other
high-unit commodities or services.
you owe 1t to yourself to investi-
gate this unusual opportunity to
make 2 lifetime place for yourself in
a highly lucrative field. One OF
Washington's best known institu-
tions, retail store of OUTSTANDING
reputation. has openings for q very
limited number Of experienced
statesmen who are capable Of deal
ing with the better type of trade.
No csnvassing. but occasional out
side work. Leads furnished and
sales protected. Congenial sur
roundings and associates. Appear
ance is important. Personal habits
and associations must be beyond
reproach. II you are not the high
pressure type and are anxious to
make q connection that not only
pays handsomely right away. but
ohers almost unlimited opportuni-
ties for 2 permanent career, write
u ., eorSdenee eil asout yoursen.
hattca6 . A09 $50 eeaS. -l2
Evening star., 1950-05-14

11O1 "a. ave. NV.
TRUCK SALES MANAGER, to man
age sales of new and used truck
DEPARTMENT Of an an important 1ssIt rvs Wash.
a position for a hard-working execu-
tive, a man who is capable, thorouEh
and who knows how to build real
truck sales force. The man we want
can earn $4,000 q year and more
on ali sales. The man we want must
be experienced in truck sales and
nave q record of performance. Apply
by letter, giving complete. details
as to experience. All applications
beR Re2t ass-H' tR Hstrist st.r' confidence Apply
TYPIsT, experienced; minimum short
hand, 35-hr. wk.; SITS mo-; age,
2oa3o. Real estate law ONCE. RE.
VENETIAN BLIND MAN to take over
WELDER-Thoroughly exp. on light
Shop. write BOX 1870. Star. IA
MAN. young. 21 to 30. for sales work
with factory distributor on all types
fencing materials and installations,
Car necessary. See Mr.. Hauser.
Lane g. MacBryde, Inc, 9th and
Evarts sts., ne. between 8 and 10
am. Mon, Tues, and Wed. -15
MAN. for sales service work. electric
appliance; 509e commission on serv-
ice; protected territory; earnings
while in training; married man pre-
ferred: must have car. Apply THE
HOOVER CO., 1905 r. I. ave. ne.
2nd floor. Monday. May 18th. be-
tween 10 and IL noon, ask for MR.
MAN, 22-45. good personality, ac-
customed to meeting public; start
about $50 wk.: good future Room
205, 1927 Eye st. NV, 10 am.
to 3 pm.
with general ONCE details: must be
reliable, settled man, accurate with
ngures, good penman and have
knowledge OF tipping: want mar
who sctually wants to work. HAW.
kINs GIAAss 60" rear OF <3 NJ st
NV.
Evening star., 1950-05-14

TRY AND PEAT IT-Salary, COM
mission, leads and bonus. selling
income protection and hospitaliza-
ton. Men selected will train under
sential. Apply 9-1 and 1880, IL
Shirlington Trust Bldg, Shirling-
ton. Va. -lS
AGED colored man, expert
enced, courteous, neat. for elevator
operator large apartment house
& CO.: INC Realtors, 73S 18th st
NV. DI. $3.50. IA
FARM--General handy man and wife
No children. Must be direct from
country and willing workers. I'm
furnished living quarters. Do not
references. M. J. WAPLE, Alex,
Va, Duke st. extended. Ov. 1881
Evening star., 1950-05-14
HELP MEh

HOTTEST MoNEY-MAKER OUT -
New idea ironing pad DAYS you up
to 1905. Saves housewives Up TO
l hour in B. Minute demonstration.
Guaranteed. Also sensational SELL
ing fabric tablecIoth. wipes clean!
Free sample offer SHELDON, 1923
8. 23rd, Dept. l39, Milwaukee. wis.
SELL SHOES DIRECT-Leadins man.
ufacturer offers mems dress, work.
sport, safety shoes. cushioned with
new FIRESToNE FOAMEX-Du Pont
Neoprene soles, women's shoes. Earn
up to S25 daily comm. Fast de-
hveries. Write today for tree cata-
logue sales kit. JOHN NEIL SHOE
COMPANY. 81 Enterprise St. Brock
ton. Mass.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY for
salesman with experience and car
to represent local concern-the only
one OF its kind in this area We
feature Factory to You" products
with lifetime guarantee. including
fences. garages, cottages, cabins,
utility buildings. etc. Direct factory
TO consumer deals. Knowledge Of
fences important. Old esta tablished
company. Full cooperation by fac
tory. Good earnings No phone
calls. please. Apply in person to
GENERAL INDUSTRIES CORP.
1l09 Jef Davis hwy. Arlinston. Va.
DRY wALLBoARD fnishers and
sanders: top wages to top men only.
Apply on JOB. Hillcrest Hgts. Silver
man. or call IA. 2-9462, evenings.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
TELEVISION SERVICE
MAN

Must be thoroughly experienced on
all types OF television. Top pay to
right man; Apply in person Mon
ICE BLDG. Halt and Que SITS. s.w.
TIMER, good all-round roof repair
man: must have drivers license;
steady position. good wages. A..
EBERLY SONS, INC. 110s K NV.
TREE ExPERTs-Experienced; per-
manent work; steady workers only.
Call DE. 1471, day and ewes. IA
TRUCK DRIVER - Local laundry
route or dept store driving ex-
perience desirable; able TO be bonded;
good references: average 4S-hr. wk,
time and half over 40 hrs. ME.
5940 for appointment.
TRUCK DRIVER AND PORTER. col
ored, ages % to -35. permanent Job.
must have local references. S3S
for 51a a-day wk. WILLIAM NOR
WITT Co, Q13 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-05-14

By medical organization (no med
dict. nee), age 1910 yrs: perms-
nent position, interesting work,
pleasant surroundings; 5-day week
retirement benefits, adequate sal
ary: Box $500. Star, la
Evening star., 1950-05-14

tcontinusd on Nsxt PesO
Evening star., 1950-05-14

RECORD CLERK, temporary work in
phonograph dept. of Conn. ave.
store: full time during June; expert.
ense nR preferred. ppsasrr Phone Mr.. Berger.
In air-conditioned apt. bldg. on
Capitol Hill; compensation efficiency
apt: only, no salary. Box 263-E,
sAEfss!tIs AREsgH Co. full s4ss time Conn. $ .ys: g
sALESGiRLs, experienced: evening
YORK. wTork. part time, Fri; Sat, Sun,
s1sss1 so; washington blvd. Arl,. Va. KE.
sALEsLADIEs. Washington territory.
unusual offer; earn 500 per week
y, IN O commission. Apply RIM. sol,
sxLEsLAbi1ERs;~. SALE t b R;~' mus. b. Thoroughly
Excellent earnings: full 's time or 'pSPi part
moTnings. s to 1886 only. pIs RAP,
sLoMITz on 18th between e and r.
toEsar ssos: 2 for sdies ready
sALEsLADIESi must have children,s
wear experience; excellent salary
CnOE. 10 ST. NV. 10
SALESLADIES for permanent work in
pleasant Bethesda and Arlington ice
cream and candy stores. Applicant
should be attractive and intelligent
Group disqualification and paid va
cation. 40-hr. wk., incl. some week
END and evening work. Phone SH.
d73S. Monday or Tuesday between
and p: for an appointment.
SaLESLADlES. exper. selling coats
dresses; steady and part-time Work:
excel. salary. EISEMAN's. 7Oi
sALEsLADY. experienced lingerie.
joan RoBERrs.' ss!n' conn. g5us 'GmTis'ion' at e.
SALESLADY for exclusive FUR shop.
exB.: excellent salary; unusual op-
portunity; ZLoTNIcK THE FUR
sALESLADY. for wynn,s ol.b. Rs
Store. corner Glebe I'd. and Lee
hwy; good salary ana Commission.
Apply WYNNs, 3134 Wilson blvd.
sALEsE4DY for hose and bags: sood
Working conditions, all benefits.
60; 3?l9 14th st. NV. -I5
wear. Apply LITTLE FOLKS SHOP
&l5 No. Pershing dr.. Arlington.
sALEsLADY AND CASHIER, candy
and bakery experience, telephone
orders: refined. IS to IS. AVIGNoNE
iFRERES- For appointment. co.
Evening star., 1950-05-14

WOMEN. white. 25-46, weii-groomed.
Iase nrr .,, 70 work evenings; averase SO
evening dignified work. no roll
iectinR, no delivery; car necesxsrY
ffnnosne fnss kE. 3-4S7s Mon. $40 10
Evening star., 1950-05-14
ARE YOU JUST
GETTING RY"2

Are you tired of seeing
other men making more
money than you, and do you
want more money! lot more
money-and are. YOU willing to
work hard for it? We have
an opening in our p''5lic rela-
tiopS dept. for = men who
really want to get ahead. Nat
urally YOU must be reliable
and have GOOD references. also
car and telephone. For inter-
BOX 116-G, STAR
Evening star., 1950-05-14
HELP MoMEN

HEALTH CLUB woRK-oiri. white
exercise leadership: body massage;
.a TO IS years: II. IN. or over
Eocd health, figure ana pieesins
personality; S9,4oO year salary
experience not necessary; training
avail. Call BILL HUTZElIS PITY
Evening star., 1950-05-14
THE KIRBY co.
Bbll l4th st. NV.
statesmen

Willing to work. Neat appearance.
Car Helpful. An opportunity to earn
substantial income. This Is q
sound company which has been OPP
Grating for over 25 years and is
now expanding. Our products are
NGblic as the finest equipment Of
HB type available. Apply before 9
I'm. o26 Silver Spring ave., Silver
wpYtng, Nd. -16
Evening star., 1950-05-14
HELP MEN AND WoMEN

BLUEPRINT OPERATOR, experience
nssessary, Cali Sterling 7744 ID
accurate typiSt: knowledge of book
RssPins. sssR1s sot wT.ss r sIi e 8. I9AITIHERSoo
oak st.. 0aithersbufg. Nd. Lis
cGSk GxMs EsfnSs1sT sssffsiSsRs1ssT rssu rAHP dTsl: sI
COUPLE-Wife 81, part time.
exeh. liv. quar-, self and hQsb., he
otherwise empl; refs; WI 3l73.
MEN AND WOMEN, 3 each. 70 ia.
troduce the New Chronicie entitled
Jews In American History" 70
Wash.'s top ranking business men
fers disnifed. pleasant and pront:
eble activity. Phone daily untn
MAN On WOMAN living near 1ith
and x NV. 70 clean railways b
story building before an OF after
$50 pm. daily except Suneay. cs4
Mr.. IRVINE. Ma. $500. aftsr $50
@xl--.A -. W-@N WS(aE
Evening star., 1950-05-14

OtbO.
WOMEN. white. 25-46. weli-Sroomsd-
Iree r 70 work evenings; average $40
Ssct,n esenlnS' dignified work. no coll
Phone kE. S-4s4s Eon.. dor nesessars; SEQ q
" vdu;S0 am. for interview ami
1OUNG LADY for seneral omr.
sSSs ~orS IN Insurance aSency, KnoWi-
nases. sSse oi shorthand helpful but mot
ditions; conditioned ofiees; sood
Ey. Ext Ia S-day week. Call NO. Ob00.
YOUNG LADY. white, is to As. 10,
Soenser neensr work etc. Experience NOT
and increases S00d ,,;saay salary 70 start
CLEANERS, $3.50 dt, deorsis iASv4saTH sN. y \
OPPORTUNITY FOR WOMEN with
nltlatiVe and ability to Speak 10
sroups' to have profitable, dienif,sd
ca,,n. career as Diana Deering charm
your eauipment mt Phons sln Nss ySs: II,9 tgTnlsh
AREA MANAGER. ambition n2;aT an sbs7sss Uaa
al 51o-oO, sales minded. needing
3';ooq yT,; security, advancement.
8 MaARSHALL " FIELD ENTKRPRiSE
HOUSEWIVES. white. with or NOR.
evenings per week can average $40
or more per week conducting charm
forums: free training. no delivering
c0iiectne. For interview phone
HMnoInnaay between o and lc, sL.
LADIES. white. over sS; ear, s,o.
Si2 per eve. Swing beauty care inst,
70 invited groups In pvt. home; ma
gsnvscy or coll; car. phone essen.
MAKE 1 III MoSESS Smi on to n, | pm: ,n:u.na.n.
iewelry You can earn % up to Siqms si1 :
gay selling to friends and neishbors
IN your spare time at home and
on ond tne Jon For complete details
ERs pS samples: Isap s.. WARRENs JEWEL
INCREASE INCOME. show ,r,.ra.
lovely handkerchiefs; easy sales re.
peats: experience unnecessary; lib-
fpIsSive pH5t oopportunity. sCHMIp co.,
REsPoNsiBEEs.n. EEs.n'sieri skTTLE:pY \: Y; vou.r :.
work in frozen custard store cvss
nings; RA 1921.
WHITE vLntr WOMAN. age bet, 9b,4o,
ptreieraniy iJn married, hours $40 am.
In construction canteen; must hSys
sood personality and excellent ref
oIDpNos 81. 9s7s, today % for NM: ip.
.Trr .tTSrryr.ew u You 90 TO work imediateiy,
sonSiity att E for WioMAN, aiq.st pleasing per-
N0A1
metics. $3.50 per hour and IN.
apply 1923 Connecticut ave autts
ao4' between 4:30 and s evenings
LARGE REAL ESTATE OFFICE r.
CURES the service OF a young lady
petWeen 20 and 35 years OF age. as
oDoSS DOooSHSSeeper-typist. Must be expert.
ssnced inc ~ both bookkeeping and typ.
permanens easGns nn.,,sn working conditions,
work: Salary $1,000 q year 10 stsrf
n reply state age. experience etc
a. a. replies confidential. BOX 4c8-i
WORKING EXECUTIVE sEcRETaRy.
s,nau Iaa and accurate stenoGraphsr:
Tn nerm. ren, once nstlonai orEanization;
and last salary, Box 276-H. st"y
CAPABLE TYPrsT for patent i,v
stari,rto nrmi o-dsy week; nice location
DC nrs9atiops. Box 3e4-G. star ia
rEsHSONABLE ~ YOUNG LADY, capable
pl pox working eongenialiy In concert
ans vsI,1cn ,@1tnce; n,Sa $40 VIZ. TO start. Write
NUMBER in own Handwriting Az
4sg-G, Star. ooA
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW Y0pT-
90 30 up-Pifth ave, N, Y Arm 6..
suits; lingerie. hosiery; seen zen "yosuss.I yassSesI
,,Mademoiselle": good commissions.
write for sample book. MOT1TysN
-MANNER. 290AN 5th ave, New York,
Experienced salesladies
For our Silver Spring store dress ana
Sports wear depts.; excellent SalaFies
ana commissions
-
Evening star., 1950-05-14

ELEVATOR OPERATOR, experienced.
Apply ALBAN TOWERS. 300 Mass.
FOUNTAIN Fam GIRLS, full and dls Dart
time experienced; no Sundays. APP
ply In person only. NATIONAL
DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn. ave. NV
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. exp. only, fun or
part time. MORToN'S PHARMACY,
;30l Pa. ave. sc. Ia
FOUNTAIN GIRL. white. 3 evenings,
to 10, and part of Sunday: 75c
per hr, CONCOURSE PHARMACY.
1915 New Hampshire ave. NV. IA
RENCH-SPEAKING nursemaid. light
housework. Saturday and Sunday
only: S5 per day. carfare. Telephone
CLARK, DE. 6100. Apt. S07.
GENERAL CLERICAL; liberal dis
counts on purchases: excellent op-
portunity for advancement: pleasant
working conditions. Apply once.
2. NJ. s. 1919 r st, NJ la
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER to keep
association membership records.
Must be good typist: shorthand de-
sirable but not essential. Salary
$40. S-day wk. Box 119-G. Star.
G.H.w.. empld. eple. desire middle.
aged .eolersd widow 70 live tn. and
g.: 81: 'EssSsaS9. S9''a s'"' eas a.
Evening star., 1950-05-14
ALERT WOMAN

hLeEt woman with personality n
supervise nationally Sponsored pro-
kram iof eirlS and women, This posi-
Sn ~ SneEs interesting work and a
splendid income for fuil-fims
career Previous experience in teach.
ing, orsanizinR, or sales work de-
Aranle, Car necessary For interytsw
Nrite stating Qualife AtionS and
pnone no. TO Box 27l-H, Star, IL
GIRL. to press shirts CARRFTu.
CLEANERS, IA. s-aSSo. NA Nlis W
LADY, ambitious, re1ned. opportunity
70 learn sood business: rapid a..
yyaanesmsnt, van S2,40O nrSt yr. Hex
SG Sthr' lis
sales girl, must be neat snneaTins
nave some knowledge OF sewing ana
oe interested IN permanent employ :
sEwINr, MsRSi Apply EIsyn N person, siN0KR
ST.. Shirlingten ShoppinS csnt.f
Arlington, Va. IGe''
Evening star., 1950-05-14
AGENTS

FREE sAMPLEs-Big profits Ehovins
amazing Glov-in-the-Dark speciai-
tie novelties. reiigious ana NURSERY
MADisoN MILLS. so3 Sth ave.
New York, N. Y,
FABULOUS PROFITS 10 salssmen
and distributors. New outdoor
Enormous demand from gas sta
tions. stores. night-spots. drive-ins,
auto agencies. Every business your
prospect. No samples TO carry. No
Investment. Powerful sales helps.
Make big money. Write W. H.
LONG CO. CHICAGO 10. Ill.
Evening star., 1950-05-14

CLERK. white, 1S to As, for counter
work, etc. Experience not necessary
Good salary to start and increases
1ntesrity and dependability essen
tial. EXQUISITE CLEANERS, 300
Georgia ave. NV.
and commission. Very plea SAINT en-
ployment. Experience not necessary.
BLUE BANNER LDY.. $50 9TH Sc,
TYPIsT, age 20-3o, for per.
company; 5-day wk. Apply in per.
son. 41s Woodward Bldg. go
for insurance once
kSsss ,sSz'& n. aAsc1y SG. 300 ylsSsa'
Evening star., 1950-05-14
HOT SHoPPES, INC.
1924 H ST. NV.
NO PHONE CALLS

MATTRESSES HOsTESSES
free training classes besin. Mon. day
or evening hours; no exper, required
Apply ZOOS Eye st, NV WAeHfNC.
AVN RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION,