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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-28
Postoffice Carries
Heavy Xmas Load

The Browning postoffice car
r'ed a Christmas load compar-
able with those of peak seasons
World War 2, according to Post
master 0. A. Tellifero in his
comment on what transpired at
the Office this season.
During the eight days immed-
lately preceding Christmas Day,
in fact including the natal holi-
day, the office personnel handled
572 mail bags, $50 of which were
outgoing.
Indicating the growing usage
of seasons greetings cards was
the heavy sale of postage stamps
during the few days before
Christmas. During that brief
time. Tellifero said, Is, 900 2-cent
and $4,000 l-cent stamps were
sold.
On duty was the regular force,
with Mrs. Joe Newbreasr giving
lift as an extra helper several
days as cancellation machine
"cranker."
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-28
Tribute To Be
Paid FIR. Corner
At Open House

Open house that people Of
Browning and reservation com.
munities may bid him a hearty
goodbye on the occasion of his
return to the military service
will be held at the Little Flower
Church rectory this Sunday from
2 to 4:30 p. m. as a singular re-
spect to the Rev. FIR. George R.
Corner.
A magnificent citizen, who as
a man among men has inspired
friendships regardless Of denomi-
national fealties, the event is
certain to attest the deep regard
entertained for him.
Shortly after the New Year he
will leave for Fort Slocum, N.
Y, where for eight weeks he
will attend the U. S. Air Force
Chaplain School. During World
War 2 he served as a chaplain in
a similar unit in Europe. Leav-
ing the service at the close of the
war, he became areservist,
maintaining his wartime COM
mission of major.
FIR. Corner recently was Or
dered to report at San Francisco
for a physical examination. He
returned home severaldays before
Christmas-snd happy at the
knowledge that he was in fine
physical trim. He said that he
would be in the service until
July %. 1858. Back in civilian
life again. he said that he would
resume his pastorate at the Lit
tie Flower Church, which he has
held since June of 1916. He was
preceded by Msfg. Michael HALL
gan. now at St. Helena Cathed-
raj in Helena.
During FIR. Corners absence
the Rev. FIR. A. M. Donald Gil.
len will serve as pastor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-28
Manchak Trial
AT Dist. Court
Term in Jan y.

Joe Manchak, Fort Shaw farm.
er, who on November 26, serious.
ly wounded John Norris, Brown.
ing rancher, near his (Norris')
place three miles this side of XII.
owa Camp. by shooting h m
twice with a sawed-off shotgun,
will 60 on trial at the district
court term at Cut Bank, which
begins January ID.
Manchak is charged with first
degree assault. The case will be
prosecuted by County Attorney
Lloyd A. Murrills.
Manchak for a time was held
in the county Jail at Cut Bank.
his bail, which he later furnished,
being set at $4,000.
His victim. Norris, continues to
be at the Deaconess Hospital in
Great Falls, making recovery
from gunshot wounds. which, it
was said, may leave him perma-
nentIy incapacitated.
The Manchak case will be fol-
lowed by Roland Meyers appeal
from Justice of the Peace Ran
kin Browns court in a reckless
driving case. Meyers was found
guilty August IA after waving
jury trial and fined SIS.
Also up for trial is Dean Wag-
ner, charged with grand larceny,
and Bernard Gillian, charged
with forgery.
Eleven civil, sides these
four criminal cases, will be tried.
Most important is the case in
which DR.. John F. Raycroft, an
eastern surgeon, asks judgment
of $4,000 for injuries allegedly
suffered while on an outing in
Glacier Park in l94S. Defend.
ants are Bernice Lewis and Yer
gil Dillon, who operated the Dia-
mond L park concession, DR..
Raycroft having been injured
while riding a concession horse
on a park trails outing, accord
ing to an allegation.
The names of number OF
Browning and western Glacier
County people are listed among
60 called for jury duty at the
January court term.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-28
Court Orders Release
Of Indian Burglar In
Case Over Jurisdiction

Montana's supreme court last
Thursday ordered James Hugh
Irvine released from the state
prison and said it is up to the
federal government to take ac-
ton on his admitted burglary.
Irvine. an Indian ward of the
government. pleaded guilty to
burglarizing a store at Roman on
the Flathead Indian reservation,
Sept. IL. 1850. District Judge
! C. E. Conner sentenced him to 10
years in prison in Lake county
district court.
In his appea! to the state su-
preme court last July ID, Irvine
said the state has no jurisdiction
in the case because he is an In.
dian and the store is on an Indian
reservation. He claimed h e
federal government had jurisdic-
ton in the case.
That claim was upheld in the
majority opinion of the state su-
preme court last week. 1t was
written by Justice K. V. Bottom
ly and concurred in by Chief JUS
tice Hugh Adair and Justices Lee
Metcalf and Harry Freebourn.
! Justice Albert Angstman dis
agreed with the majority an d
wrote a separate decision, saying
the store burglarized is part of
the town of Roman. is not oper-
ated for the benefit of the In
dams and the federal govern
ment has no jurisdiction over it.
II think the federal courts
will properly deny federal juris.
diction."
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-28
Daddy Grounds Home On FurIough

Daddy Grounds. his appropri-
ate civilian title. or militarily Pvt.
Eugene Grounds, arrived home
last Friday from Denver. where
he had been at the Fitzsimmons
Hospital taking a course in the
physical reconditioning of sold.
iers. Following his furlough he
will report at Fort kilmer, N. J.
From there he will be sent to the
European theater.
This is his first Christmas to
be spent home as a married man,
the highlight being the presence
of the infant daughter Of the
Grounds couple, who was born
several months ago.
Renew your subscription.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-28
Saves Nine

The modern version of "a stitch
in time" is the use of cellophane
tape to mend rubber gloves. Just
run strip of the tape on the in
side OF the glove where the hole
appears. 1t will hold indefinitely.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-28
Rice ...Uils

R.c. hulls are an excellent abra-
sive. Their high silica content
makes them very desirable in the
polishing of castings.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-12-28

Devotion to country Is what wins on
the field Of battle. Devotion to the
American soldiers In the field is your
job. And there is one big way to show
it-your greater purchase Of U. S. De
Tense Bonds. In letter after letter from
foreign fields. our soldiers urge their
families and friends 10 back them up
with the purchase Of Defense Eonis.
Prove to them you are behind them.
~ c rss~s..v nso m n,
Evening star., 1951-04-22
PERSONAL Cont j
CHILDREN to board, 1oyely sher

aosS Valley farm 16alfi koHss iases MRS. zesnsR "
WILL GIVE M0THER'S fuil-timt
care TO child In my. licensed home;
reasonable rates. Call Fairfax 536--W
COAT OF /. ARMS. Your family
/ Hand-colored, framed, IOx12; S5
Checked at Libr. Of Cong. co. 3412
vACANCY-24-hr. nursing care. ira,
WHITEHALL sAN1TARIUM has s't !
available At once. 24-hr. trained
Inursins care. Beautiful 5,acre
MaPIf MaaaPfIifeaPss GxNE ErosaSh saSirARAu3Ge AA 3Gefs sss
patient. s4-hr. trained nursinss
esre; Very reasonable rates. sH.
CARE for. one lady, in private home
CIEANiSSSS. POLISHING. simoniuins
0sSrsih 0sors sh,. Pick.gp and s deliver. atn Rea-
BOARD AND CARE for elderly OF
1n inyand s6er ps6son; cheerful room; Sc
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly people
Reed Hospital. dE. 4ybS. ys''e was MSsei
VACANCY In small rest home, best
1000 and care; home-like atmosphere
"a sray ossr ssesvices porehes; reasonable
MARGxRET Z. WAGNER, formerly
with woodward g. Lothrop. will re-
style your suit or coat to the latest
style. ReWeaving and fur work.
SO 18th st, NV.
NURSING CARE. accredited. licensed
cent hssplts! d. c. veGaSn co ssa sssava's
FEEL BETTER after frst treatmen,
or no Zee: relief for nervousness.
nigh blood pressure, sinus. arthritis.
sonstlpation. piles colds. 6u; swell
ing teet. aching Joints helped re.
tbsrnis tMbsrnaiSiS .oIor,. py manipulation; dia.
sun rays and other methods, For
men and women; lady naturopath
"a years experience. Reas EH 1855
ALTERATIONS, all ladies' garments,
eTe@Dt eye1 s, aad ,ttS sf1eis9s so seryice' open
ssEtsnAslsE LYNN sEi1F4 II sesodGTRRss eoTRssr TAf laio
AvAiLABIE for elderly lady; lovely
5,,r.. rI1; In D. pyt: home; tray service:
Sssr-oid boy; Catholic HSS0s family aaI only. IL.
MODERN, COMFORTABLE rest home.
located IL miles west Of University
Hospital. Charlottesville; excellent
view of mountains; beautiful sur
ttiGanoiafIiS tion, cafIi owl wFos s4ss further infor9a-
HAVE YOU A DESIRE to drive an
automobile? Then call CARL. owner
Of A.. & A. School Of driving. Learn
% dfive quickly and safely. OF.
T%XpINr uA~,rzr ,
necessity. loan applications. Govern
ment forms 81 for employment:
twelve years Government aknow.
how; electric typewriter used:
secretary services. 1890 18TH 81
NV. g to II pm. daily; also sun
fof aay; f1tars nSITly rss rates. Save this adv.
HOME TUToRTNG-Als., xeom.. Lat.
Fr.: Ger. arith.. reading, elem. III
high. sr. high sub. UN. l9S3
LOU LANGLoTZ, dance classes. baton
RSGds sRTSirdling; .,o ballet al tap, acrobatie, 1901
BABY SITTER need refined woman
give age. ref.. etc. Box GOV, Star.
NURsEMAID. care of s children. 51.
days, 2 nights. Room, board, plus
salary. Box 415-Z. Star. 22s
PIANO TUNER-$6, city or suburbs
Quality work. VICTOR GEORGE
IA. 1892 days; OV. 1927 evenings
VACANCY In nursing home; 24-hr
nurS1ng care: licensed By county and
Evening star., 1951-04-22
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

srd-class license; others
SR s,b ,{S ss'S sAAs5Hfsas
com; driver grocery CLERK; butler;
faaases SEksoNNEL sRRv1cs see ls1i III ysa
SHOE sAiEsMAN, train for manager,
branch store mr.. p. c.; excel. future;
must be exp; sellins shoes. Miss
Ford HSoYD9.SsaI D9Ssao 700 18th cor. g.
typist $50 Sslr1aee We PIX. M SS Hotel WA at
typist, l-5. $25 wk. PIX openings
daily. See Miss Reed at PERSON
MEL SERVICE. 1911 g st. NV.
INss11ElsTfGAToRs, credit men, sales
man. hotel positions. Call in today;
excellent positions. FREE reg. Miss
Ford. BOYD SERVICE 700 18th
cor. g. MA. 2S4o. (35 yrs. expert
Statesmen. inside and outside. With
sTEAM Fl SAi FiTfGRs. FIFE plumbers. electrical
helpers. master mechanics; manv
SassnaSAT ethss 5ipds inagiTs; sSRHsir Mr. Byrd at
HOTEL POsTTIoNs, all kinds. desk
ssrs ses Miss auaSrs pIs nygp 5yg5s 99Poso5ase5s
sfIEcT Ell d' Law sAl Fosir1oN. ss5 vt..
exper.; trade assoc. exec secy.,
$3.50; corp. law steno., $4,000; jr.
stenog. (20), $50-$55 wk. UP. See
Miss Mary Young today at PER-
SONNEL SERVICE, 1911 @ st. n.w..
ST. 1864. Always see Miss Young
sTEsSSoGRAPHERs (m.), $500 mo-;
another S315 mo-, exper.; bookkeep-
er, $50 wk.; accountant, SIS wk.;
credit man, bookkeeper, excel. fll-
ture, large local organ, $50 wk.;
typist, bookkeeper. $50. Always ex-
eel. openings. See Miss Bell, BOYD
SERVICE, 700 18th st. NV. cor. @.
MA. 2340. Br. 40. S5 yrs. service
BOoKKEEPKR, fun charge, $50
wk.; cashier, bookkeeper, exp. $50;
comptrometer oper.. 5000 mo. SEE
Miss Knight, PERSONNEL SERv.
ICE, 1911 @ st. NV. (Est. IL yrs
No registration fee rs we operate
an employment Sncy.
K86
Evening star., 1951-04-22
TECHNICAL

Openings IN D. c.. MD. VA.)
Production supt., exper. in machine
shop methods, procedures, production
and material control SIS. 500 yr.
cemetery foreman. map reading nee
essary' landscape exper. $3.50 mo.
Jr. engrs.,, electronic interference,
heavy math. sd ana
Electrical engrs.. mathematicians and
Craftsmen. layout. civil and struc. So
Craftsmen. typographical "a. $50 yr,
field work. 50 200
apprentice machinists -----S1f4 mo.
Machinists (air conditioningJ S3,I40
Radio mechanics and electricians,
Assemblers Cmecb.), exner ss;s44 sSsa rya yp'
Biueprints. clerks tany age) $3.50
Iypists lshop experJ $3.50
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1019 18th st. NV. EX. 1870.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

ASSISTANT - Radio -television sta
tion night operations; excellent
starting position looking to execu-
tive. responsibility; must be college
grad, highest standards; $190 mo.
to start; evenings week. 500
1900. Apply Miss Ferguson. MA
TIoNAL BROADCAsTING CO.. 724
ASST. NsiGIHTT AUDITOR, white, s ag.
25-45; hrs. IL p.m.-7 am; 6-da,
wk.; exp. on MGR posting machine
No. 1000 OF accounting background
necessary; employe benefits after /
mos. employment. Apply personne
ONCE, Mayfiower Hotel, Conn. ave
end De Sales. -23
SALES MANAGER, SIC
wk. plus car expense. Energetic
young man, 30-45 yrs. sparkling
personality, experience selling and
training other statesmen to sell prod
ucts wholesale to local retail stores,
grocers. restaurants, taverns. etc.
Rapid promotion. Wonderful future.
Perm. Apply in person. wholesale
DIV AMERICAN BAG & PAPER
SUPPLY CO., 1895 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
HELP MEN
BUsHELMAN Tor men.s /

dept q sta 0s cosRns sa' sors Ea
gly sSs Ea,o2fL.YWooSD a,2 i citosTaISa osTaatIfSsSa e..
pIiETAahRs T2S me- st. nv; NV; :. =. p
sycsI saIsry must ne Is lst class ma1,'
AIS Bowen Rd. Sc; vi. 1920.
BUTCHERs-Must be sober; refer
SUSSEX 'RisE MRRkETfs. az Spfe II St. am:. me-.
BUTCHER, experienced; good work
inE conditions; above the average
saIsnse. Rs5oss 's1ss'S5 e ssS5 eRs deersfa II,
cAHTfEirRRisniA aHfi Rin MANAGER who can ann m.r-
SSh,andise food. get results from
c2MhPs c2MhPsIEhIA AssIsraNT ssSs bTsEGToR BIZ HT sr,
500 for summeE samP pleSioas pMsaiSassfdiaaS admin
license: Write age, education. exp,
cARpENrERst cRsTital rfEtRste' FSkTsN gSE Any Star
Bones soH ssssa assrpS st.. yirsinia' good Js pay
sslNs1fs sRsss :. s. Soh6 saPsE sa Sssata Ssss st. t.
cAsshSPENTERs. A mus. be good. 11a Apply
2,oss SfS Lawton nsT r. st.; ;;.b FAILS Church ys
CARPENTERS, framing Out "a ave
beyond Silver Spring to Dennis ave.
NEE SoNsTRUcTfosN' NssTfSg; tsss 70 co. sS0' AAAi Ass
CARPENTERS (2); layout and franz
ing men. Good quality residential
work In Alexandria, Va. OV. 6526
CARPENTER--Long housing project,
top pay. Only first-class mechanict
need apply. TAxIN BROIDA Co,
INC. North on Old Bladensburg I'd
from Four Corners to Scully dr., left
TO Rosewood once. SH. 1854; after
6 Pm. GE. 0SS4.
CARPENTERS = KENwoOD COLI
AND COUNTRY CLUB. River I'd
and Dorsett ave. Bethesda. -2S
CARPENTERS. trainers, lge. lob. Out
Georgia ave. to Evans dr., turn left
Carroll Knolls subdivision. Report
to min; DAN oSTROW CONsTRUc.
cAkPENTnEERs 1ila Nj 1st-class mechanic,
only. Apply 56l5 warwick pi.,
Somerset, Md. Dir: 3 blocks NORTH
Of D.. c. line on Wis. ave-, left al
cARPENrERs. trim and rough; MIa lon,
}on, H12,r good pay; Report to MASTER
Agsr r.; West Hyattsville. Md.
CARPENTERS for Job between Ne.
6rassa and Northampton. on 26tt
sep se; n;g; ys9.i long Wig iSb; osoi onine-hr days
CARPENTER Who M9' IS s0th; thorourblyS MS2 .x.
framing and trim. ti'nnasi no iosieFs mGer ioi oi
buffers need apply. Call SH. 8s05
after 3 nm Od
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Automobile Salesman

AUTOMOBILE Statesmen - Here is
Sitions 5n SXeeiient opportunity for 8 am
Local Ford dealer requires newnear sn:
representatives. Experiences in aufo
selling desirable. Dealer offerS
s stnoLougn training. opportunity for
aMgnl stable earnings. Give complete
getals Ie9Y stnr concerning experience. Box
AGTo ASD Sisfi TRUCK MECHANIC SW2s
Nn411n:,,sss, NMnlIe: See NJ. Gibson. CIRCLE
EQUIPMENT CO.. 657 A st. Sc.
AUTO AND TRUCK SALESMAN
Energetle man to. sell new and used
cars and trucks for small dealer in
at local bases may apply. Pieass
sa, STATE age and experience. Box
used car salesman tn
an alert, aggressive young man (ex-
peoienced only, Washington's most
progressive used car operation. Of
saesmen aVsaass sfgS sSfPgpSSrtSntty Vsetyy o1E
more. The man we want must be a
hustler, not afraid of work and able
20 get along with people, those WITH
Wnom you work and the public with
Wnom you viii deal. II you think YOU
areir IRE the ems man. apply before noon to
2 COMPANY. 1oii New EFt9ais FORK ave-. MoToR Z q
AWNING HANGER. opening for sood
steady man. highest pay. stesSv
WORK: good working cond. Annjy
S55OnBEY 55nEY AWNING g. SHADE CO.
AWNING HANGERS and frame
ma makers; SSI,,fl,p felx,psrieneed; top pay. Ap-
q AWNING CORP, SO27 Georsis
ave; Silver Spring. Md. 80
AWNING HANGERS HELPER, inter
estlng outside work; good paw fr,r
Soner man. Apply 202l 18th st.
AWNING HELPERS; driving nsrn,,t
must know city and Suburban terri,
tory. Apply zoos r. I. ave, ne,
Evening star., 1951-04-22

AUCTION SALES Cont

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that !
will sell at public auction at 1000
am. Monday, April %. 1851 ai
| the Property Yard, Of the Chief (alse
Property Clerk, Of the Metropolitan
Police Department, located at Sixth
anq sns1 .c School streets. s.w, certain
consisting of 40 motor vehicles (ses
attached listl. which have not been
Claimed within the period that the
| department is required by law tc
retain same. CHARLES j. SULLI.
VAN. Inspector. Chief (also Prop
erty) Clerk, Metropolitan Police De.
YEAR, MAKE Eng. No.
AND SERIAL NO.
1910 FORD coupe 1S-b78765l
14l9475S Ace3e6sMD
1899 PONTIAC 2-dr. sedan dNOo'ooo'
743637-P6 Ps5396O
1885 FORD Tudor sedan
1e49 FORD pickup
1887 DODGE 4-dr sedan
-. 1ss1649 DvT-aa521
1884 FORD Special Service
1885 PLYMOUTH 2-dr. SSoeo's Sedan
100 296S609 P2-607365B
1886 CHEV. 2-dr. sedan
zoos Egstsd out e22os5a
700. -Is3337I0 43515s72
1895 PONTIAC s4-dr. sedan
,o,, ,,6ARio542 e-ee1s7
,o,, nIIo5592s 1e5e1o
,ooe -I40s4o2s REOa97o7
,o,o I4EAo6. .so716 64415so
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100, -, 1s-4s41sss
80. Detsced aeeoo7
,ooo 1s-453434s
3345SS4 6365oS7l
1886 BUICK 4-dr. sedan
,o, 2s34411 4ases1os
80 4l244s 4I244s
- lQsIs410 P4-34ss1l
1941 CHEV. coupe
Rusted out AA-655530
1910 PLYMOUTH conv. coupe
l0923924 Pi0.73372
1o41 CHEW. 4-dr. sedan
Rusted out DVT-I5971DC
1910 HUDSON 4-dr. sedan ao..
1941 DE SOTO conv. coupe
,o 5e9l sSs s7-s97o
- BB1s-25s9633
1887 DODGE 4-dr. sedan
~, 4sl 49l D5-ses14
- 150e0s4o P11-3452leI
- IcA0e:4ss14 ses4so7|
.o. s$3S4Ss PE155e47
1s-2s2141oI
225ss5e
100 l24ls 1881
sBA-IssS5 s-6243sI
- Isss9527 74ose7es
- 2GB04.1e41i e77641I
1888 PLYMOUTH coupe
,o lO5o9742 Pe-e7ss9I
~, - 727o454
- Missing so9o622
1888 DODGE coupe
49,. 30069o40 DvT (removedD
1885 FORD panel
1887 DE SOTO coupe
- -55S4249 ss-1s7os
1887 FORD coupe
1887 CHEW. 2-dr. sedan
-. laaAol- -I7osI seo5o5
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Evening star., 1951-04-22
HELP MEN
ACCOUNTANT

We have a splendid opportunity for
9 capable accountant. CPA pre-
ferred, with the experience neces-
sary to take charge of an office in
a large-volume auto repair bust
ness. Our employees know of this
al: excellent salary and bonus.
Write for an evening appointment.
ACCOUNTING CLERKS, age 20 to
81; some one interested in ace
counting; must be high school grad
uste; good opportunity for night
school student: S191. per mo, to
start. S212 in 3 mos. Other periodic
increases. 5-day, 40-hr. wk. APPLY
Employment Office. Washington Gas
Light Co., HOO Goth st. NV, Mon,
tlnrongh Fri. $40 am to pm.
ADJUSTER
Unusual opportunity for young man
to learn the loan and finance busi-
ness. Advance quickly with a
rapidly expanding national con-
Germ. Salaried position, paid vaca-
ton; company car furnished. Group
insurance and retirement plan, Ex-
perience helpful but not necessary,
CAL In person. at either Of our two
GENERAL ACCEPTANCE CORP
o3Q3 Baltimore Ave. Hyattsville, Nd,
1912 Georgia Ave-. Sill. Spg.. Md.
Evening star., 1951-04-22
HELP MEN tcons.,
ASSISTANT IN SAI,ES

Man with car to learn branch sales
will be thoroughly trained under SUI
pervision Of executive. Earnings
while training, about $3.50 monthly.
Aggressive and willing worker should
advance to managers position in 3
to 4 months. Then participate in
insurance benefits and profit sharing
curity. Apply. 9-12, lie o st. s.e.
AUTO BODY AND PAINT MAN -
Minor repair Jobs and touch.up
work; part time, eyes,, Sat. and
Sun: must have own tools. cal
ST. 6S2h between 8 and A. AIRPORT
TRANSPORT. INC, washington Ma
tional Airport.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

When GnsweT1n0 advertisement
addressed to Star b0xes DO NOT
tHclose original references, photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
soEdl U1lue. Copies seTpe the pur.
pose ana originals may Get lost
Evening star., 1951-04-22
PERSONAL

H dance HYT: |s.son Try DE5ye.s tysos sslE9Sn s
DIos, 1880 Conn. ave, MI. 4340
CUSTOM TAILOR alter and re-
model mems and women's suits anc
topcoats on my premises at Suite
sIe sIe Evans q PR 5lds aoad adao New. New YoFl &
RfMEbIAL iasi 81 l. READrNG-Also otbe,
elem, Jun. high. sen. high sub
At home if desired. UN. 1883
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED musi,
studio; day; ho1I; AD; s73s: 22'
and yard; ideal for elderly or re.
tired people; good food and bes
9 sbs care rates. ter 'oPE PboS: Ss'd sRss
LADY WANTS room and board fol
day care; near ERGO" plant
Riverdale. Nd. Box 462-z. s Star
CONTEMPORARIES for eiderl,
lady. or semi invalid; refs; exper. :;
white; live in. If desired. 81. 246s
WEDDING INVITATIONS. announcs.
mepss yH Sympashy ,,al, cards: lntormals a1,
A.
toupees $50 IN: m chisnons. braids
$40 up. real hair. MA. 1898.
VACANCY, Sylmar Nui ing Home
for invalid and aged; goyd food. kline
care; 24ohr. service; FA; ols1.
of instrument. Phone ME. 141s
and learn how you can save $50
COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF MUSIC
established 1929. 1000 N st. NV.
ANY, ONE CAN LEARN CONTRACT
nridge. Expert private, semtpriyat,
ana group lessons available any
pnni,, TINE; any ny PLACE; reas; rates. TIL
18th st; NV; AID. 1869 ewes, ol
II. 6-77S7 afternoons. Fit in Will
Ine niger people. Learn to enjo!
goouurssinf, Y, i1&szpensiyely; & sociable rub,
KIND I'M pSs CARE GiVEN Hs aeidt eIderiy pen; pecple
single room: first floor; double room
tray service; porches; lawns; flower.
and fresh vegetables; near shop
ping center. churches. SH. 97S6,
ESCORT SERVICE for ladies ans
ICES, INC, M. 1924. Save this *
for future reference.
FOR SALE ITALIAN FIAT, con
yertible. .ABC washing machine
ixoTy msiong game; inquiry $40;
VIII VIII ROOM AND BoARp elderl,
man in quiet country home; reason
able rates. Box 34l:Y. Star.
P-scBF.EH CHTLBREN a speciality
Tutoring ewes, 8 to 10. BY pre-
Z pm. wees days.
Evening star., 1951-04-22

turer In world In It's field has open
ing In territory for neat. intelligent,
sincere man. This is not ansorder-
taking proposition but offers q very
efra'iss sef PSons rssSTs Ms e SooR Ran whG san
weekdays, $3.50 a.m.-1O. am. pa
DRAFTSMAN-Must be familiar with
Warm-sir heating. field measure
ments, layout and shop drawings;
1ull or part time; real opportunity.
Writs Box 76,Y. Star.
in Army. Navy D'a draWinss; W s1D'rssnSso psrms.
nent position; excellent opportunity
A1RTRoNIc RESEARCH. INC.
Driver and inside helper; good pay.
TER Co. 446 iIth st. s.w.
DRIVER, experience in handling dry
~ Missouri ave-, TU. 5205. "a
DRIVER--Houseman. yardman, 5ha-
DAY SSay week; live out; $3.50 per mo
DRfvER.HELPER. settled man. lS over
35. white or colored. on fnli ir OF
part. time basis. to work in equip
ment house, taking care Of de-
y IEgLIESGSTgRsoNIcs. ISSg i7Ss Conn. ave.
Uht 6AS. eXper., c0lOfeu. Tor whole
cIsANSRs sissnl5f 8fa Z iaRt e. su. RFeaL RsaI
DRIVER with Md. and chauffeur Il.
cense; willing to learn the florist
trade; will train; salary S45 wk.
70 start. Apply In person only, s727
DRIVERS 5S55%. IVA wanted 9n; inmediateiy; Mdi
excellent pay. YELLOW CAB CO.,
silver Spring. 81. 1921. --23
DRIVER PORTER for lge. busy drug
store. references, 81 per hr. 244S
Wisconsin ave. ga
cleaning route; salary plus comnis-
sion. MACOMB CLEANERS. 37il
Mdaeomb st. NV. Mr.. Cooper. WO.
DRIVER WANTED for frozen-food
deliveries; white; good pay, 5-day
and AlaY Gail ST kRa9 90
Evening star., 1951-04-22
Aerodynamicists

Work on electronic flight simula-
tors. Some stability experience de-
sirable. Work involves determine
tiorS Of equations for electronfc
computors from aerodynamic char
scstf-SSlcS OF many types Of air
craft
Evening star., 1951-04-22
HELP MEN
ELECTRONIC.
TECHNICIAN

For work on research and
development projects in
v,olving unconventional
electronic circuits and elec.
tromechanical devices. Ex-
perience preferred but not
essential. Salary commen-
surate with training and
experience. For interview
appointment call Otis 1888.