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Evening star., 1951-03-01
FRIDAY BARGAINS
Notions

40-S2.95 Wood Priscilla Sewing
Boxes, maple or walnut finish,
S1.89
46-S1.9S Plastic Shoe Bags.
holds 16 prs. shoes. Green or
yellow binding g-------9 9Sc
50-$1.00 Slipper SOx, medium
or large sizes zes---------------45c
50-S1.49 Plastic Waist Aprons,
assorted colors- 49c
s0-19c Metal Skirt Hangers,
2 for 15c
3O-S1.0O Plastic Sock Dryers,
broken sizes for 15c
60-5Oc Sanitary Belts, snap
grip, adjustable 25c
8-S3.95 Metal Clothes Racks,
expansion type to fit on doors,
$1.95
3-S1.00 Rudolph Gather
Houses 49c
100-S1.00 Plastic Shoulder Cow
ers, 10 to set---------39 800
25-50c Leather Cases for Scis-
sors or Shears rS--2 $50
Mems $1.0O Plastic Suit Bags,
holds 4, blue or green trim, 59c
50-S1.9S Nylon Girdles with
Rayon Satin Panels, white,
small, medium m---------- $50
$3.50 Steel Scissors, Gin.
length 39c
$1.O0 Toe Rubbers, slip-on style,
small, medium -25c
10c Plastic Lamp Shade Covers,
boudoir type for Sc
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01
SOiIed Blankets,
Comforts

LSlS.95 Ail-Wool Blankets,
7ax84v size S7.99
-S18.95 AH-Wool Blankets,
72x90" size e---------S S13.99
4-S5.95 Blankets, 70eo rayon,
$50 cotton, SO wool, 70x80,
$3.50
4-S9.95 Blankets, 500 rayon,
$50 cotton, $50 wool $3.50
3-S11.95 Blankets, 42% rayon,
33% wool, $50 cotton, 72x84.
s7.ss
2-S29.95 Down Comforts, gold
rayon satin cover, 72x84", $19.95
4-S24.95 Down Comforts, floral
designs, 72x84" - $17.99
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01
Linens. DOnseSficS

AtGtCbaSe DUfksGStsNO
12-S7.95 Richelieu 9-Pc. Dinner
Sets. 64x84 with 8 napkins, ecru,
soiled ------S4.99
250-50c Hand Embroidered
Richeleu Napkins, assorted sizes
and patterns 19e
300-29c Cork Place Mats,
various styles, colors 15c
I Lot Miscellaneous Linens,
Tablecloths, Towels, Scarfs,
Doilies, all "as Is" 10c to S2.99
18-S5.99 S0lid-color Chenille
Spreads, full size
500-S1.29 Colored Lace Scarfs,
81 in. long 39c
1s-s2.95 Boxed Towel Sets, 8
and 4 pc. Cannon" n"--S1.69
LS5.95 Boxed Luncheon Sets,
54x54" cloth, 4 napkins 500
30-S1.29 Printed Bridge Cloths,
34x34-in. size Ze----------79c
"a Secs. Of $14.95 Irish Linen
Double Damask Cloths, 64x104-
In. size ----$8.99
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01
Electric
Appliances

+S19.95 Electric Floor Polish
ers, as is --------------Sl4.95
1-S49.95 UPRIGHT Vacuum
Cleaner S29.95
2S14.95 Rebuilt Vacuum
Cleaners, upright type, as is,
S10.95
3ES9.95 Snackette Grills, for
thick pies, sandwiches ----S5.95
1-S24.S5 Automatic Percolator,
famous make, as is -----$16.95
1-$11.95 Automatic Waffle
Iron, as is-------------$4.95
Famous Make Automatic
Two-Slioe Toaster, as Is -$18.95
1-S16.95 Famous Make Perco-
lator, demonstrator r-------$9.95
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01
China

SASS Decorated Chinese Fig
ures --S1.6e
3-S9.95 Relish Dishes, Z COM
partments, assorted colors, $4.3S
2-S4.98 Pottery Candy Dishes,
in colors rs--------------$1.9S
S-S4.98 Decorated Birds, as
sorted coolrs rs-----------$ $2.4S
2-S7.98 Musical Powder Boxes,
S2.9S
12-$1.0O Novelty Salt and Pep
perS pr, 500
1-S29.98 Decorated Dinner Set,
93-pc. service for II 5000
2-S19.9S Dinner Sets, 53-pc.,
$12.9S
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01
Books

$500 The Parasites, by Du
Maurier -----------------6Sc
$500 Year Of the Spaniard,
a novel of 1898---------49c
5S3.50 w. C. Fields, his Tales
and Fortunes $50
$500 That Darn Minister
Sons, by Haydn G. Pearson, CSC
$1,000 The Cultivated Conf
fers, by L. H. Bailey
$500 Three Smiths In the
Wind, by H. Allen Smith 69c
Kann's-Downstairs Bookstore
Evening star., 1951-03-01
Stationery

36 Boxes 79o Hurricane Candles.
u to box, red and white e-49c
14-S1.00 Bridge Table Covers,
500
38 Boxes Vel Coasters, 8 coast
ers, mats to box ox-----27c
2O-S1.O0 Stiff-back Portfolios
with Stationery S9c
4S-39c Plastic Canasta Trays,
29c
80 Boxes Soc Answer with
Flower Notes, IL to box $50
IA Decks Playing Cards, some
Pinochle cards. 3 decks s---97c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01
Fabrics

Fabrics
s1.69 Novelty Rayon Dress
Crepe, 8 colors. Yd.- SIC
S1.O0 Butcher Rayon Suiting, 6
spring colors. Yd.-------59c
$1.25-$1.49 Rayon Suiting. Yd.,
79c
$1.95 Washable Nylon Prints,
10 designs. Yd.-------S1.69
S1.95 Ais Prints, only 200
yds. Yd. d.----$1.49 .49
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01
HarsdkerchiefS

Irregs. Mems 25c-29c Cotton
Hankies, large size, hemstitched
hens -----------6 for S1.00
WOmen's Pastel Cotton Ham
kies, corded borders, hem
stitched hens -----13c
Women's Cotton Prints, floral
patterns on white e---13o
WOmen's Prints, cottons and
linens, floral patterns, some
misprints ------------25c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01
Knit Underwear

IS Imperfects, 85c Satin Stripe
Rayon Briefs, tearose, broken
SIZES dUT 9l
so Imperfects, S4.95 Brushed
Rayon Gowns, pastels, broken
sizes ---------------$2.19
So Imperfects, S1.65 Nylon Tri-
cot Briefs, white, pink, small
SIZES 0oc
30 Imperfects, $6.95 Nylon Tri-
cot Petticoats, lace trimmed.
pink, white, junior sizes $3.50
20 Imperfects, S5.95 Brushed
Nylon Bed Jackets, pastels,
junior sizes -----$2.97
1913 Imperfects, $1.65 Union
Suits, cotton and rayon, light
weight, famous make, tearose,
SLID
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01
CIearance!
KNEE HOLE DESKS

12-S3z.5o Knee Hole Desks, drower,
mahogany, maple. walnut Finished,
damaged
2-S34.s5 Knee Hole Desks, 7 drawer,
mohogony-finished, no drawer pulls -
l-S4S.5o Knee Hole Desk, 7 drower,
mahogany veneer, top morred ----
l-$44.5o Knee Hole Desk, 7 drawer,
solid maple, norred
Kann's-Furniture-
Evening star., 1951-03-01
S6.e5 Hand Pointed
Curfoins
$3.50

Only 81 pieces. They're
Plastic with magnolia pot
tern on peach, maize,
blue or rose. Full tub size,
waterproof, stain proof;
won't crock or peel.
Kann's-HouSeWares
Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01
JeaUeIry

125-5sc, S1.00 Costume Jewelry
Pieces 19c*
2-S9.95 Jewel Boxes, cloth on
tOp ------------ So.5O
plus 109o tax
/ Lady's S100 Wrist Watch,
S45.S4
/ Ma "'25 Wrist Watch,
S57.20
II 50 Wrist Watch.
$33.75
15-- ewelry Cases, clear
50-$3.00-$5.00 Costume JeweIry
Pieces s------S1.69 .69*
9-S9.00-$12.50 Costume JeweIry
Pieces $685.
"Plus 20% tax
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01
Lamps

@S29.sS China Table Lamps,
as is ---$9. 1888
3-S14.98 Modern Table Lamps,
$7.98
1-S39.ss China Table Lamp,
S14.98
1-S39.9S Figure Lamp S16.98
3-S14.98 Desk Lamps, as is,
S2.99
s-S7.ss Milk Glass Vanity
Lamps s-----S2.98
1O-$2.49 Nursery Lamps $50
Kann's-Third Floor
NecEcaceaf'
n White Nylon Blouses, lace
trimmed, broken sizes -S2.9S
1O2 White Rayon Crepe Blouses,
cotton embroidery, sizes 1896,
79c
IL White Nylon Sheers, broken
sizes --------$2.39
S4.96 Wool Capes, knitted style,
blue, rose, wine, orchid --$3.95
$50 Scarfs, white rayon crepe,
tubular shape; silk ascots,
black only l9c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01
Junior Miss
AnnUfet

12-s10.s5 Rayon Taffetas, Ray
on Tissue Faille Dresses $500
6-S16.95-S22.S5 Rayon Velvets.
classic and dressy Styles S4.00
3-S16.95-S22.95 Wool Dresses,
pastels. dark colors $1,000
S-S16.s5- -S22.95 Rayon Crepes,
rhinestone trim ---S5 SOU
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01
Girls Wear

1o-s1.2s-s2.s9 Wool Berets, as
sorted colorS ------------- 8Sc
3O-S1.O0 Wool Knitted Mittens,
uoo5s 39c
20-s2.9s-S3.99 Cardigans, Slip
ons, long and short sleeves S1.19
25-S2. 80 Printed Cotton Dresses,
short sleeves, white trim -S1.S8
4s7.s9 Rayon Quilted Robes.
nastels -S4.00
$3.50 Cotton Blouses, long
sleeves S1.69
3O-S2.49 Wool Cardigan Sweat
erS
1s3.se SIipons, 70Go wool, 800
angora ---------------- SH'oo
I0-S1.69 Check Cotton Shirts,
short sleeves ------------4Sc
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01
Teen Wear

1888 Cotton Knit Blouses,
$3.50 Nylon Slipon Sweat
ers, short sleeves ------A.ES
10-S2.99 Cotton Broadcioth
Blouses, long sleeves S1.SS
12-s1.2s Cotton Knit Tee
Shirts, short sleeves s9c
1O-S1.99 Sport Shirts, white.
short sleeves ------------Sl Sl.SS
+s3.99 Sweaters, $50 wool,
$3.50 angora; slipons ns------S1.4S
12-S2.99 Wool Cardigans, long
sleeves, grey rey---------S1.SS
2o-S4.ss-s5.ss Cotton Dresses.
plaids, solid colors- 1888
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01
Budget Shop
Dresses


16-S7.95 Misses and W0men's
Long sleeve Gabardine Dresses.
$500
29-Misses' S14.95 Rayon Tissue
Faille Dresses -----------S7.OO
12-Women's $8.95 Prints, RayOn
CrepeS ---------------- -S4.UV
7-S8.95 and $10.95 Maternity
Dresses $4.OO
lO-S7.95 W0men's 1-Pc. Crepe
DkCoSGS --~csVS
1885 Dresses, 2-pc. misses
sizes $500
5Women's $14.95 Dresses, sizes
1852 ------------------$ $1,000
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01
TOiIeff'ieS

S2.9S Perfume Bottles, Powder
Jars, pink or blue pottery SOC
S6.98 China Powder Boxes, Per-
fume Bottle, gold leaf design,
$2.19
$1.O0 Ash Trays, assorted styles,
shapes, white or blue china with
gold leaf 39c
S9.9S China Atomizers, hand
painted, bronze color caps, live
rubber bulbs S1.98
S4.9S China Powder Boxes, 2
styles, blue Or clear, gold leaf
trim --S1 S1.39
3-S1.75 Rubinsten's Heaven
Sent Complexion Soap 3 for S5c
S1.0O Pine Foam Bubble Bath
Crystals, lib. box,
Acc plus 20% tax
69e CASTLE Soap Santa Claus,
pure baby CASTLE e------1 19c
S1.50 Pine Bath Sets, 2 bar Pine
soap, Pine Bath Oil ---79"
plus &c tax
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01
$2.99 to $5.98
Royon Lamp Shades
Soc TO $ 80

Some oyon toffeo many with decorator trims Sizes
for vonty tobIe floor lamps Bell shoped in many eoors
SoiIed
Kann's-Lamps-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01
Rugs

2-S7.95 Blue Floral Administers,
36X63 -$2.S9
1-S147 Grey Floral Administer,
12x9-ft., soiled ------$ $685.
1-S15S Blue Carved Wilton,
12x7-ft. ------$5 $685.
1850 Blue Cotton Rugs, AK
"a" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 19c
50-S1.00 Loop Pile Cotton Lid
17-S1.99 Washable RayOn
Rugs, 24x36" ----79c
1--S29.95 Grey Carved Broad
loom Sample, 4x6-ft., as is, S4.99
1-S86.50 Beige Tone-on-Tone
Administer, 9x6-ft., soiled S19.95
IS 50. yds. $1.69 to $3.50 Inlaid
Lin0leum. So. yd.-59c
1-S19.95 Green, Grey Axmin-
ster, 3x6ft., soiled $399
1-S8.95 Green, Grey Floral AK
minister, 27x54" -Sl.00
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-01

Handbags
1-S10.5O Red Patched Lizard
2 Mems S7.50 Pocket Secretaries,
as is S1.S9*
2 Mems $500 Pigskin Billfolds.
as is S2.O0*
I5-S7.95-S10.50 H AN d bags,
clearance S4.44*
25-S2.0O-S $500 Handbags, clear
ance, as s----------59c"
$500 Handbags, clearance,
5000
IS Mems, Women's $3.50 Leather
BillfoldS S1.79*
rs Ladies' $500 Leather Bill
folds, special l---$ $1.O0*
*Plus 20% tax
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1951-07-26
BUTLLNES* By Nancy Sasser
AMssky Avari.ins Column Of Ihings Nov and lnefesng

New York, July 26-Your wish comes true >.
there is a safe, simple way to stop costly mois-
ture damage in your home. just get FRIGID-
ARE Electric Dehumidifer then when you
have moisture problem in any room, here's all
you do: Plug it into any handy electric outlet
-. and before you know it all excess moisture
has been removed from the air! There's
muss, fuss or messy chemicals, either but
what like best is the quiet, economical way it
Evening star., 1951-07-26
By the Associated Pres,

FORT MEADE. Md, July 30
Pvt. Gene Fujita refused to fight
against the United States-and
ended up being blasted by an
American atom bomb.
He was burned and his father
was killed at Hiroshima.
But today, 21-year-old Gene, a
Japanese-American, is ready to
fight for Uncle Sam. He's a GI
here at a medical replacement
training center. His mother now
lives in Seattle, Wash.
If Gene hadn't refused to take
up arms against the United States
in World War II, he might not
have been in Hiroshima that fate
full August 6, 1945. the day the
|A-bomb blasted that japanese
lefty.
His story goes back to the sum-
mer of 1910 when he and his fam
lily took vacation trip to Japan
When the family tried to return
here in 1941, they couldn't get
transportation.
They tried to make the best OF
it and Gene entered a high school
in Japan. Then came 1914. when
American forces were closing in
on Nippon and B-29s were blast
ling Japanese cities.
Evening star., 1951-07-26
Youth Caught in A-Bon7b Blast
Trains Now to Fiqht for u. S.

Gene was given the choice of
joining the japanese army or be-
coming a f1rst-aid specialist to
help out after bombing attacks.
He refused to join the army
and so was assigned to a Job in a
government factory at Hiroshima
with a side task as a first-aid man
He said some other Ameri-
|can-born Japanese boys were in
the factory when the A-bomb-
carrying B-29 appeared over Hiro-
|shima. Ten of the boys, including
Gene, went to an AFRAID shelter
when the alarm sounded, just as
Gene closed the shelter door, there
was a tremendous blast.
Gene was burned on the hand,
but after the raid he picked his
way through the blasted city giv-
ing aid to the wounded.
After the war, Gene made his
way back to the United States.
Evening star., 1951-07-26

this Good Will Offer the radio:
In Giant box of SILVER DUST get Cannon Dish
Towel worth 25c big 15 by 80" size with col
oed border And wait till you ty SILVER DUSThe SAFE white
richer sud laundry dishes Like the the radio
Evening star., 1951-07-26

your UtUuUIdHL. II LHt It5UIL OF
2 years research by the Andrew
Jergens Company {. Il. has a sweet
fresh fragrance men love and it
gives you instant protection! 3
ways: Checks perspiration i'm
stdntly, eliminates the odor Of
perspiration acids instGntly
overcomes- odor-causing bacteria
instantly. I promise you no
other deodorant equals DRYAD'S
4S-hour protection! Yet that
pretty pink squeeze bottle costs
only 49e, plus tax .. so try it!
Also comes in cream form.
Evening star., 1951-07-26

ARE YOU STILL USING OLD-FASHONED BLUING? Why not
switch to the truly modern bung, LA FRANCE
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detergent base helps washing prod d-S--
and it's all need for washbowl laundry
Never buing rust"
modern with LA FRANCE washday.
Evening star., 1951-07-26

Makes your clothes come eleal
Does your dishes fast.
It's kind TO hands,
Makes 6ne things last.
Trust SILVER DUSTi
Safe, white suds-
A thrifty buy.
Each box builds mp
Your towel supply.
Trust SILVER DUSTi
Evening star., 1951-07-26
New Baltimore Ferry
Suggested by Mayor.
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, July 26.-Mayor
D'Alesandro yesterday asked the
traffic commission to study the
advisability of running a ferry
service across Baltimore Harbor
between Fairfield and Canton to
ease congestion on Hanover street.
Last Monday, traffic was tied
up for three hours when the Han
over street drawbridge broke
down. Police called it the worst
traffic jam in the city's history.
Evening star., 1951-07-26

Starch for It's ready to use
instdntIg in cold water with
just a swish n a swirl. Makes
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Evening star., 1951-07-26
Wharf Building Permits
Asked in Anne Arundel
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, July 25.-The dis
|trict Office of the Army Engineers
said it has received two requests
for permits for wharf construction
In Anne Arundel County.
One is from j. H. Threadgill,
United States Lines, Baltimore, to
build a wharf in the Severn River
lat Bembe Beach. The other Is
from the Bay Ridge Civic Associa-
ton. Annapolis. to build q wharf
and install mooring piles In Lake
ICgleton, at Bay Ridge.
Evening star., 1951-07-26
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

FORT MEADE, Md, July 26.--
Reserve officer cadets will march
in review here tomorrow, winding
lup the 1851 ROTC summer camp
The 1,200-man group has been
undergoing a six-week training
program.
Evening star., 1951-07-26
Meade R0Tc Review To End Summer Camp z

Before the review, 141 students
will receive their letters of ap-
Ipointment from 1t. Gen. Edward
H. Brooks, I'd Army commander
Three will get Regular Army COM
missions and the rest will be COM
missioned in the Organized Re-
serve Corps.
Evening star., 1951-07-26
ARE You STILL USING oLD-FAsEnoNED BLUING: Why not

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Evening star., 1951-07-26
MANY A BUDDING ROMANCE

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"naught" be-
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careless about
personal dainti-
ness :. so don't
risk offending.
Make amazing
spray DRYAD
T41a 49, ~Az1,1& -
Evening star., 1951-07-26
that's New GOOD

could this
cooking
GOOD LUCK for baking and cooking
Evening star., 1951-07-26
SUMMER ToGs NEED TUB

BIN G a IL tn e
time, 1t seems -.
so let me tell you
the speedy, easy,
economical way
to keep the m
fresh and crisp.
Use NIAGARA
Instant Laundry
Evening star., 1951-06-26
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Evening star., 1951-06-26
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Evening star., 1951-06-26
HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN. age IS to 20. il YOU
are looking for clerical work with
good chance for advancement to an
executive position, and are attend.
ing or are planning. to attend col
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full-time permanent position. Apply
Room 300, SIG l4th st. NV. be.
YOUNG MAN. 1890. wit with bookksep.
ing ana typtng exper. wanted by
plIEgressiys saIary I've, building supply firm
and ability. AP. 4sS1. wan ssS Eyer
YOUNG MAN, white. over is, tc
work part time at night and week
ends as clerk In drugstore; must
have drivers license. VAN SAINT
: PHARMACY, 1910 Wisconsin ave.
YOUNG MAN. 1S years or over. te
sIio ss shoes; shoes. o.dss no sxperlsnes rsaSiTsa
STORE. 3102 14th st. NV, Us
YOUNG MAN, mechanically and elec-
trically inclined. to service ofice
machines for national once machine
manufacturer. Qualifications, high
school graduate. neat appearance,
viii be trained Il our Msn factory seiserse sery.
ice school at our expense. Salary
,ausliacations. Box 337-c. Star.
YOUNG MAN, colored, over 81 10
work ewes. and weekends in liquor
store. Prefer student or Government
worker. Best ref, required. Call EN-.
2146. Al pm.
YOUNG MAN wanted in service de-
partment Of nationally known ONCE
appliance manufacturer; 40-hour
week regular pay increases and
pleasant working conditions: train
ing IN electrontcS desirable. Ask for
MT. Waite, DICTAPHONE CORP.
1910 Conn. ave, NV, -2t,
YOUNG MAN to drive light delivery;
5-day week; $40. Room 2OS. 1929
Vermont ave. n W
Evening star., 1951-06-26
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK and general housekeeper; live
In; no laundry; Thursday afternoon
and every other Sunday OF. Ref
erences. s25 per week. GE. 093S.
COOK, G.H.w.; experienced; recent
sk' esks o4sS. }p5S trip nearby; $40. cail
COOK. G.H.W.; permanent position
in. pleasant surroundings; other
help fsp eamnplsoyed; Social Security paid.
general GENE fHousEwoRKER, age w@s s5-
%; live in. no cooking. Refs. TU.
:. a5as; 8 1900 18th st. NV, -2s
!sssSgndrwy ssg. vi. ans soSs. : children; 6's aays
G;H.W.. COOK; 5 through 8 o'clock
dinner; 5-day week: auto. appl.;
empl. cple., 2 school-age children;
must be reliable. exper.: refs;
prefer person living near Cheverly.
Nd; WA. 65QS after s.. Us
stay ? nights; good salary. IA.
G;M. W" plain @ cooking; live in or
sundays; 5h days; new home all
elec. kitchen and laundry; 2 school
age children; must be willing to
go away for 2 weeks during sum-
mer; recent local refs. OIL. 1918.
HoUSEKEEPER-CooK, white. July
and August. Jersey Shores; salary,
S140: only experienced with ref
erences reply. Call 9 to 10 am. or
8 to 8 pm. WI. 41S3. -2S
HOUSE MAID. colored; good job;
live in; 5-day week; $50 wk. Apply
at store, 1496 H st. ne. CTR. 33O4J.
Evening star., 1951-06-26
HELP MEN
AT ONCE

National corporation can place sev.
eral men in local protected territory
visory service to home owners that
will not be affected by materia'
SHORTAGES. Sales experience mol
essential as thorough training as.
sures successful applicants Of i'm
mediate earnings. Our representa-
repeat business and year round
income in low-pressure field. Nc
cut-throat competition, deliveries
collections or investment, Car re-
uuired. Telephone MR. LEONARD
TU. 5000. Wednesday morning, fol
appointment --26
Evening star., 1951-06-26
WANTED!

'UBLTc RELATIONS PERsoNNE
A well-established local fifm,
enjoying q fine reputation, re-
quires men and women Of high
caltber. You can earn $4,000
per year and more II you have
q large acquaintance of mid
dle-class and upper-class peo-
pie. We repeat. you can earn
$4,000 q year in public rela-
tions work. This work does not
require you to engage in SELL
ing anything. 1t requires no
solicitation, or request for
favors. We are interested in
people who can talk interest,"
ingly about beauty, art and
culture. Full training will be
given you for this work. You
may work at this public rela-
tions Job during the day or
evening, full or part time.
Please write full particulars
concerning your previous en-
deayors and also your contacts
with organizations. social con-
tacts. etc. Please address your
replies to Box 34-E, Star.
Evening star., 1951-06-26
EXPERIENCED Statesmen
COLLEGE EDUCATED
COMMUNISTS
NOT WANTED

However. we do want = men who
are ambitious and realize that the
only real so-called security is money
in the bank.
II you want an OPPORTUNITY in
stead Of security We can give 1t to
you. We have o wonderful opportu-
nifty to make money and We still
have enough confidence in the
there are still some men left who
realize that the way to success and
financial security is through hard
work and day-to-day plugging.
If you agree with the above rather
than Let George do 1t" attitude
drop us q line telling us about
yourself and we'll arrange an inter-
view. Box 224-H. Star. -27
Evening star., 1951-06-26

CASHIER, life insurance
Cali MR.. BAcHscHMfp, .is in NA. NAsutsnfss sifs
between 8 and 10 am. --27
excel. oppor. for de-
pendable man or woman. 91s
Ellsworth dr.. Sill. Spr.. SH. 95Sf
Also for resort shop. --26
exper.. for summer
season In Ocean City: boardwalk
hotels. Phone or write, Ocean City
623. George Washington Hotel.
BEAUTICIAN, UP to s75 week tc
start: / day on; air-conditioneo
salon. WILLIAM OF NEW YORK
HAIR sTYLIsT. 1915 Michigan ave
BEAUTIcIAN, for manicures anc
! shampoos; S55 for 5-day wk.: nc
ntghts. BARRETT PARKER HAIR
STYLIST. S406 Ga. ave-. s. g., Md
BEAUTICIAN, $50 wk. and commits
sion; 5-day week. $500 18th st,
NV. ANDERSON BEAUTY SALON
CO. 62S3. so
BEAUTICIAN. 1st class. full time. TO,
busy shop. ELIZABETH'S BEAUTY
SALON, VI. 4244. -2S