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Evening star., 1950-05-28

Al SECRETARIAL position is YOURS
at BOYD'S, 700 18th, cor. G. TOP
salaried positions for exper. and
beg'S. THOUSANDS are placed
Openings for TYPISTS. bookkeepers,
cal. mach. oper., accts., etc.
UNIT CONTROL, merchandise man.
ager, $4,000 up: under 40, dept
store, women's, exper. MISS DAY
1911 G ST. NV.
vARITYPiSTS, $4,000. exper.; re-
cep. typist, $40 wk: practical
NURSE, live in, S125 mo. Always
openings for TYPISTS.s Miss Reed
PERSONNEL SERVICES, 1911 6
st. NV. MA 60SS.
AUTO. MECHANICS, with tools, one
in Silver Spring, Md; others, D. C.
GAS STATION ATTDS., white, sew
e1al: Auto parts runner, mechanical
ability. MISS DAY, 1911 G st.
NV MA 2l1R
Evening star., 1950-05-28

SALES CLERK. hardware store ex-
perience; permanent paid vaca-
tions and holidays See Mr. Maloney,
MslA!LoNEYs, INC, sl"6 Ga. ave,
saLEsMaN iLEss HHS'Hsi With car wanted by food
age, experience, salary desired. Box
SALESMAN for mems clothing store
steady position for right party Ap-
ply WEBSTER CLOTHES. l01: F
sALEsMAN-For sporting goods dept.
experienced, Prefer man who knows
fishing tackle; Good pay. Air con-
disions6; dn,S ed modern store lRVlNds'
sAIEsMadN.h tTsG Ma = to cover Md selling
laundry and dry cleaning mach. and
sivs pszts sssss suaiiesstsn. sSs
sAIEsMAs. sGf MsaS ssaf Nith car. to sell TS truck
trade. Good proposition for man
pps 10 xppy SS5k In st psrson Si aSR SGe
day: day: betyssn 70 and Il ;,s; an to ar Mr.
CO. i5S5 N. 7. ; ave. ANN ne. lime
SALESMAN. settled, over 35,. work
with rapidly growing electronic and
recording studios; good proposition
shIyEMhN tTr FiSht ma1 9or CO. ocs sso3 ,bovr,n,,e
lOT utuOklh hpuiN
plant, that has a name for quality
and dependability. This is a real
opportunity for man of integrity,
who is energetic and enthusiastic.
Should have sales experience and
be familiar with graphic arts. Sal
ary plus commission. Our organiEa-
tion knows Of this sd. State back
ground and experience. Write Box
61-J, Star.
SALESMAN-National paper products
mfgr. requires aggressive man capa-
BILE of selling quality products used
BY all businesses. This can be a
age income. Full commissions on
repeat business from over 100 pres
ent ACCOUNTS. Box 49O-K, Star.
SALESMAN - Leads supplied; high
commission; for fuel oil and coal
accounts; no experience necessary.
Apply IN person, liza Fla. ave. ne.
-2S
SALESMAN, life insurance: sal. and
comm. during training period; II
high school grad. between ages 25-
40, interested In security and op-
portunity. apply JOHN HANCOCK
SALESMAN, PART TIME
Ambitious. aggressive man, able to
work 8 evenings week: experience
not necessary; must be reliable and
conscientious. Apply Wed. after
noon, 305 Evans Bldg. RE. 1911.
Evening star., 1950-05-28
COMPUTER-DRAFTSMAN- for su

TER-DRAFTSMAN, for sur
veyors ONCE; experienced. Call TIE.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
close to D. C. line Must be thor
oughly familiar with concrete and
steel construction, as well as all
mechanical trades. Reliable and
dependable. Call EN- 500. -2S
CONSTRUCTION SUPT.
New house job in Montgomery Coun-
ty; excellent opportunity for ex-
perienced man; chance to grow
with our organization; must be re-
liable and dependable. Box 446-K,
Star. -2S
Evening star., 1950-05-28
ACT NOW

We need three more men to work
leads. Our business is better now
than it has ever been. We car
prove this to you. If you will tall
to 15 people, your earnings will bt
not less than 500 ca. wk. Cal
HU. 6240 for appointment.
BOOK OF KNOW EDGE. sc
Evening star., 1950-05-28
SAT.TEMAN

SALESMAN
Paint salesman. Direct factory dis
tributor of complete line of paint
and accessories for home and in
dustry has opening for experienced
salesman. We require mature man
with local contacts. Substantial
drawing account against commits
sion Reply In detail, strictly conn
dential Box 312-J, Star. -2S
SALESMAN
Venetian blinds and window shades:
must be experienced and have car;
permanent position; excellent op-
portunity. MfLEHAM g. KING, p3i
9TH St NV
Evening star., 1950-05-28
statesmen (3)

Nation wide aggressive TV orgapiga-
tion has 3 openings for ciean-cut
statesmen, who have late model cars.
Closed territories and consumer ac-
ceptance bring our men big earnings.
See MI. Woodfield MUNTZ TV.,
INC. 77O2 Ga. ave, Saturday or
Monday, $50 am mo phone callsJ,
---2E
Evening star., 1950-05-28

EUCLID NURSERY SCHOOL,
Gives your child, age 2-7, trained
care and model equipment. Hrs,
a.m.-6:30 pm. Hot dinner, out
door activity co RoSR
Evening star., 1950-05-28
statesmen

For mems furnishings and worn
commission
S. N. MCBRIDE co
Evening star., 1950-05-28
PAINTERS

PAINTERS
Inside; experienced; large apartment
development; good hourly pay. BUCK
INGHAM MAINTENANCE DEPT.
1900 N: 4th St, Arlington, Va. -2S
PARKING ATTENDANT
White, D. c. drivers license and refs.
REQUIRED; 2 meals furnished day
RANT, Sl2 nth st. NV. 80
PATENT ATTORNEY for weil-estab-
lished New England law Arm: unique
opportunity for man having neces-
sary qualifications. State expert
ence,. education, references and sal
a asry destrsd; Boy TAX. Star.
PARTS MANAGER-Must have parts
experience and be able to handle all
detail and responsibilities connected
with the parts department. Top SAL
ary plus commission for qualified
person. Box S0-H, Star.
PASTRY BAKER. Apply Mr. W. Meul-
Ter, OCCIDENTAL RESTAURANT
Evening star., 1950-05-28

SaleSmen-CanvaSsing Is Out
We have more leads than our present
stan can handle. Handle the OUT
standing hit OF the Home Show"
Season-Alr' outside casement
storm windows sell themselves; also
aluminium awnings and double hung
storm windows. Previous experience
ana car essential. Apply Monday at
S;30 an. CAPITAL SUPPLY CO..
Evening star., 1950-05-28
HELP MEh
Drv Cleaning Manager

Man to supervise silk dept. Must be
fully experienced in all phases Of
Spottins. wet cleaning and silk fn-
tshing and be capable uf supervising
large personnel and volume proIuc-
tion; highest salary Address. stat
ing full qualifications Box l.3-E.
Evening star., 1950-05-28

ADVERTISING MANAGER
Local retail experience pref.
LEEDS EMPL. SERVICE
$50 F st. NV. ST. 1890
EASTERN EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
602 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-633O
Clerks, store, inexp. ------ S25- $50
Cook. restaurant exp, sc. S45
Fountain clerks, ewes. Sc to $40
Evening star., 1950-05-28

sALESMEN--WE NEED 8 ADDf-
PROVEN suCCEssFUL SPECIALITY
SELLING EXPERIENCE TO COVER
REAL LEADS. EARNINGS ABOVE
AVERAGE FOR THOSE QUALIFY
ING. BOND REQUIRED. ST. 377b.
NH. POTTER -2S
Evening star., 1950-05-28

Old-established finance company has
opening for ambitious young man,
experience preferred but not essen
tial; salary commensurate with abil-
ity: auto required. Mr. LINKE,
34O7 Perry St, Mount Rainier. 30
Evening star., 1950-10-01
OES Activities In Local CHAPTERS

Special chapter notices this
week:
Joppa Lodge-Wednesday, en-
downment, temple and education
al night. October birthdays
honored.
Mizpah-Tuesday, grand visi-
tation. Wednesday, week end
trip to New York City.
Congress Lodge - Monday,
grand visitation.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge
Thursday, initiation. Saturday,
Chatterbox Club with Mrs. Stick
ley. Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club with Mrs. Kate Mursell.
Columbia-Tuesday.
Chevy Chase-Wednesday, Of
f1cers Club with Mrs. Grace Davis.
st. John's-Monday, grand visi-
tation.
Bethany-Today, endowment
committee silver tea with Mrs.
Roberta See. Friday. honoring
October birthdays.
Esther - Thursday, entertain
ment.
Naomi-Friday. Home Board
with Margaret Thompkins.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

Murray; third Comdr. Lee.
vice commander, Robert v. Mar
ing; chaplain, Percy Craddick;
adjutant, Joseph r. O'Hara;
finance officer, Phillip T. Greco;
assistant finance officer, Fred
erick P. Botz; sergeant at
arms, Joseph F. Combs; color
bearers, Charles N. Pritchard and
George T. Rate.
Officers appointed by the new
commander are: Judge advocate,
Edward L. Marthill; membership,
Dale G. Rounds; publicity and
public relations, George w. Lee:
service officer, John P. Lester; his
torian, Alvin E. Shonk; budget Of
ficer, Martin A. Schubert; aide to
commander, John Bonner.
Leonard L. Baker, Edward c.
Gratiot, Luther D. Lee and Thomas
B. White, jr., were admitted to
the roster at the last meeting.
Capt. Margaret L. Willis, newly
installed commander of Jane A.
Delano Post. will preside for the
first time Thursday evening at
the Legion Club.
Other new officers are: Senior
vice commander, Ann Terek:
Junior vice commander, Ware
White; chaplain, Florence S.
johnson; historian, Emily Eek;
finance officer, Goldie Smith;
adjutant, Jane Pesci; service Of
f1cer. Norvell Overholt.
Election of officers of the Ma
tional Guard Of Honor will take
place tomorrow evening in the
Legion Club, with Capt. Warren
A. Hilleary presiding.
Those nominated at the last
meeting are: For captain, George
r. Morris and Gail T. Judd;
senior first lieutenant, Miles r.
Van Sise and James A. O'Neill,
sr.; junior first lieutenant, Harry
A. Mills, Samuel M. Greenburg,
James E. Clark and George M.
Merriam; chaplain, Guy Dodson;
Robert r. Raeburn, William
Mitchell, Alden I. Dame, julius
Evening star., 1950-10-01
DC Legionnaires
Leaving This Week
For National Meet

About 500 members of the De-
partment of the District of CO.
lumbia American Legion, it's aux
iliary, Forty and Eight and Eight
and Forty will leave here at va
rious times this week by special
train, chartered planes, buses and
private cars to attend the 32d
national convention at Los An
geles, Calf, october Z to IL in
elusive.
Headquarters of the District
group will be opened Wednesday
at the st. Paul Hotel by, Depart
ment Adjt. Byron E. Dunn.
An intensive campaign will be
carried on for the election of
Herbert j. jacob of this city, who
this department will nominate for
the Office of national vice COM
mander.
Twenty-Five delegates and alter
mates will represent the local Le-
gion. BENJAMIN F. Turner, John
A. Long and John F. Grady of this
city will serve as assistant national
sergeants at arms during the con-
vention.
The Forty and Eight parade will
start at 5 pm. Sunday evening
and the Legion parade will step
on at 2 pm. October 10.
Each registrant will receive the
official convention badge and pro-
gram in addition to about 80
tickets for special events to be
held in the Los Angeles Coliseum
and Hollywood Bowl.
At the meeting of Sergt. Jasper
Post Wednesday evening at the
Legion Club, Thomas M. Lee,
newly elected commander, will be
Evening star., 1950-10-01

Ruth-Monday, obligation cere-
mony and memorial services. Au-
gust, September and October
birthdays honored.
Martha Friday, obligation
ceremony. The ways and means
supper and bazaar is cancelled.
Acacia-Today, baked ham din
ner, 5204 Thirteenth street NV,
4 to 8 pm, benefit, Ways and
Means. Saturday, bake sale, Sears
& Roebuck, Wisconsin avenue
NV.
Brookland-Thursday, to 7
pm, fall dinner, Masonic Hall,
Twelfth and Monroe streets NE.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Jewish War Veterans Give Special Awards

At the Department Council
meeting last Sunday. Past Depart
ment Comdr. Arthur M. Schiller
was presented a plaque, For Dis
tinguished Service" Col. Waldron
E. Leonard, co-ordinator of Vet
eran Affairs for District of Colum-
bia received a Certificate of Merit.
The principal speaker was Ma
tional Executive Committeeman
Evening star., 1950-10-01

r. Cerulla, William N. Oxley
Phillip Domras and Stephen T
Phillip Domras and Stephen j,
Verdi. second lieutenant and
Executive Committee, Andrew
Michaels, James A. Clarke,
Louis zaruba. Edward F. Zuran-
ski, Thomas M. Royston, John
Beveridge. George Chatterton and
Wilbur Perkins.
Meetings this week:
Monday - Washington Building
and Construction Trades Post
Civil Service Post. National Guard
of Honor. Legion Club: Stephen
p. McGroarty Post, Ambassador
Hotel; Department of Commerce
Post, Department of Commerce
Auditorium, and Security and Ex-
change Post, 425 Second street
NV.
Tuesday-vincent B. Costello
Post, James H. Harden Post, Le-
gion Club; Second Division Post
Colonial Hotel.
Wednesday-Sergt. Jasper Post,
Legion Club.
Thursday-George Washington
Post, Jane A. Delano Post, Legion
Club; Fort Stevens Post, Stans-
bury Hall; National Capital Post
Colonial Hotel. and Department
of Interior Post, Room 6071, De-
partment of Interior.
Friday-Bureau of Engraving
and Printing Post, Legion club,
and Columbia Post, 1924 Georgia
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Women of the Moose

Columbia Chapter, Women OF
the Moose, announce the following
activities:
Tuesday-Friendship meeting
Moose Home, $50 pm.
Friday-Mooseheart Tag Night
Moose Home, $3.50 pm.
Saturday - Mooseheart Tae
Night, Moose Home, $3.50 pm.
Proceeds from tag nights to be
used for Christmas gifts for the
children at Mooseheart, the Or
der's Home at Mooseheart, Ill.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Atom-Proof Cement

An Indian architect in Bombay
has developed atom blast con-
crete" as a new building material
which he calls everlasting, >
claiming that buildings made OF
1t can withstand temperatures
ranging from subzero to 200 de-
grees Fahrenheit and Is water
proof, f1reproof and rotproof.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

Joseph F. Barr.
Post So will meet Tuesday night
at 3147 Sixteenth street NV.
Post 381, Ladies Auxiliary will
meet Wednesday night, Mrs. VIM.
Goldberg will review Howard
Fast's book MY Glorious Broth
ers."
Delegates to the national en-
campment at Asbury Park, N. j.,
Evening star., 1950-10-01

duly placed in
Office with the
d e p a rt m e n t
staff officiating,
escorted by the
National Guard
of honor.
o tn er new
officers to be
installed are:
First vice COM
mander, Will
ii a m M. Cos
grove; S e c ond
vice command
er, William A.
MURRAY. third
Evening star., 1950-10-01

october 4th to 9th ares Dest 521,
j. F. Barr, Ted Boltt, Harry Cher
nikoff. Geo. G. Cohen, Falk Har-
mel, Fred Deckelbaum, j. j. Jab-
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llrla6en uno gu SEN 8ebanolungs-
moslidfeiten uno gerbiitunssmaB.
nabmen Ser Sugenbpertpabrloiung.
Iieie pielieitigen grfabrungen Der
Braris erbarteten einoertis oie 8rin.
aipien oes einleitenoen unb grunble.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-09-30

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alid lein mogen, ionoern i'm peleut-
li6en nur Don Der religios-etbilhe,
gbene aus Iosbar. p
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oaB lelblt oie i6periten traumatiiben
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bdltnismGBig lei6t pernarbten tpenn
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&inoern uno Sugenoliden baufiger
lparen.
gbenlo einoriidlih mar sic sseit-
lteQung oes amerifanii6en Biptolo-
gen II. $. 5leege, OaB tros raffinier.
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Bdoagogif Die &inoer- ltno Sugeno-
friminalitat in gmerifa oauerno an,
Iteige. Gas piel geriibmte SpItem bes
~Selt t8ouernment" 5eitige MIR sort
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8eiIte getragen miro.
8an5 beionoere 8eabtllng fanben
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lSeilpa6agogif in 2u3ern auf oieient
@ebiete cine fiibrenoe Nolle iibernom-
men bot.
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ma ultmtpanblllng Der S6nle bon ser
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italt" @s ging barars beroor, baB
iid oie driItli6e uno insbeionoere Die
fatbpliibe Bdoagogif i'm 3insen ser
alien uno Der nel1en Sbule Inn bie
Gorberricbaft al1f ibre eigenen @erte
uno ibre gigenitunOigfeit belinnen
bari rno mllB.
Ser Garitas internationaIis unb
beionoers $. $. Bralat gripelli se.
biibrt Ganf oafiir," erfldrt bas Gu
5erner 9ageblatt ,8aterlano', noaB
Iie Die SnitiatSpe 81, oieiem &ongreB
ersriffen uno Oeiien Gurdfiibrung
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fonnten Die 5adlel.te 10 pieler 2dn-
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C.=St. d. CIV.
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ausiiben, uns aufriitteln miro aus
unierer Selbit3ufriebenbeit un6 Der
befaitiltilben ger5agtbeit, Die oft nnr
elm 8oripanb ldiiiger 8equemlidfeit
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len uns Ser 5oroerung Der 8eltfriie
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MaBe, tpie mir @ottes Corn gu be-
i1nftigen perntogen, mir uns miiroig
MAIDEN Seines grbarmens, Seines
Srieoens, Seiner @erehtigfeit!
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tpano birrpeg, oaB ser Sbeologe altf
Die GueIlen 5uriidgeben miiiIe, un0
pergiBt babel, oaB es geraoe oas tirh-
libe 2ebramt lit oas nnter Dem be.
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iobrbunoertelanger glrbeit oas rtb-
tige Gerit1nonis Der Guellen gebraht
bot. 9ln elmer feibe bon @in3elfra-
gen 5eigt Der Eapit, au pel6en Srr-
tiimern iolde fall6e 0tetbooen ben
einen poer anoeren Sbeologen gefiibrt
baben.
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pbie eng uerbunOen. Sic Stride bat
ieit .SaDrbunoerten iene Sbiloiopbie
bouor5ltgt unO geforOert, Del6e Die
grunolegenoen @elete DeS menlblt-
den grfennens, Dor allem ben SaB
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fenntnis feltb6lt. l0ieie 8biloiopbie lit
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lonoers 100 es li6 INN oie @rltnb=
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banoelt, ooer Inn Sate, Die leit Sabr-
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geben perOen. Die 2ebre 0es III. Sbot
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lonoern bon groBer 8eoeutltns aud
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bartlett unO ibrem 8eitrag gum Ser
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