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Evening star., 1951-07-29
AIR CONDITIONERS
Sold-Rented-Serviced

WINDOWS, 3, 37x6t
inches, double-hunE, brand-new
AMETHYsT-Necklace and bracelet
heirloom pieces. Appraised No deal
ers. Box 310-J, Star. .-29
ANTIQUE MAHoG. drop-leef. table
aeGPieSn6te open: Si6s. eIfe cH' $3.50. $3.50 Aoo %
ANTTQUEs-spinning wheel, very
old, SO; fireplace screen. Sc
African paddles, handcarved; Speers
hand-forged daggers with sheaths
etc, So each. 400 Ark. ave. NV.
AEK4i1aGGEs, E4i Gn J. Boston rockers ,?5, Earl.
ished in natural wood. Ho 1900. Ext
ANlTEiiouEs. nj household good. .s an,
Pixies Pickins Gift Shop stock
Sacrifice. FA 7449. .
ANTIoUEs-cloek from China @ 6es
beautiful, oval glass; large dol
ANTIQUES, Early American; sof
and 2 chairs. SIS: poster beds. So
and S25; also large modern dir
table. server and 5 chairs, $40. DE
AS4ioUE f94s; aes yfcfoKnSN Z e, IA BEpRM. SET
bed with spring and mattress,
chairs, mirror and wash stand; Sc
Of old French Eold-band china o
Sc pieces; also other pieces togethe
with used modern furn. Phone WA
SI11 for appointment. 80.
ANTIQUES = Selection Of choic
paintings. figurines china, porce
fain and ceramics. art object.
beautifully repaired. Open 10 to {
LEENDE STUDIO. 3508 Conn. ave
NV. End floor. EN-. 1896.
ANTIQUES-In an ANTIQUE atmos
phere at strawberry Hin 8 mile
west Of Alex. on Duke st. Spec
ializing IN old prints and maps
ANTioUEs-HELEN IUHL L. HANNA 25e
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. ut
fun to look CH. 5S14.
ANTIQUES OF GOOD TAsTE-N
Junk. REEDS ANTIQUES, 642
Rrookville rd.. Chevy Chase. Md.
ANTIQUES, silver 6-piece tea Sc
and 27-in. serving tray; rerf. cond.
must Sell. CO. 3S9S.
ANTIQUE MUSIC BOX, Regina
rosewood cabinet, 55 disc; S16C
Ii. 7-S259, Ii. 4-90S5.
ANTIQUE-Walnut drop-leaf table
excel. cond. sos. Also pr. lge
modern. gray, limed-oak Mengs
matching chests. SS5 pr. GIL. S27:
ANTIQUES - Captains airs .
STRAWS. Gaithersburg, Nd, "a mil
north from OVerDaSSARt 24O
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923 G ST. NV MA. 815T
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COMPANION to an elderly lady; very
good refs. plus practical nursing OF
very light housekeeping eXper UN
0SlS, 90
GENERAL HOUSE WORK or maid
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BAKER, II years exper.. hotel and
restaurant; excel. references. Box
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HALF MILLION GOOD USED BRICKS
ARROW WRECKING co.
100 S. Capitol St, Ii. 3-226l.
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BEDROOM

DAWSON FURNITURE CO.
1O46 RHODE Isl, AND! AVE. N.
Evening star., 1951-07-29

BOY. is. exp, bootblack busboy anC
dishwasher Call VI 0550.
BULLDOZER OPERATOR, J-day wk.;
r.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
IIroq Girl Prefers Job in U.S..
To Man Who Courted BY Mail

He took her on a tour of the city
to the movies and shopping in the
downtown stores.
II want her to have time to gel
used to Il" he explained. "She
might even change her mind"
The husky, shy Mr.. McCorleJ
got acquainted with the Iraq wom-
an through lonely hearts club
It took several months to arrange
her trip to the United States.
He gave her a furtive peck or
the cheek as she alighted from the
plane, but she cut short their filxt
visit and went to a hotel.
HE looks much older than
thought he would" she explained
in announcing her decision.
II want to stay" she said. ",
think it's beautiful here-but moi
as his wife. I want a job. I car
tyDe."
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Chauneey Rowe Appointed
TO Infer-American Institute

The appointment of Chauncey
10. Rowe as vice president of the
Institute of Inter-American Af-
fairs was announced today by
Kenneth r. Iverson, president Of
the institute.
Mr.. Rowe first entered Govern
ment service in 1885 in the Gen
|eral Accounting Office. He has
been with the State Department
since 1948. first as deputy director
in the Office of Personnel and
more recently as a representative
of the Under Secretary of State
lon special assignments in South
America.
The Institute of Inter-American
Affairs is a Government agency
which conducts health and sani-
tation, education, food supply and
technical assistance programs in
the other American republics.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
BY the A.soeiaisd Press

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 16.-Miss
Yvonne Essaye has decided she
would rather have a job than the
man she few half way around
the world to marry.
II made up my mind the min
ute I saw him couldn't marry
him." said the petite brunette
from Basra, 1raq.
She arrived in Indianapolis
Tuesday night, but kept her deci-
sion to herself until last night.
II just can't do it," she sobbed.
81 can't marry him. He doesn't
look a bit like his pictures.
But, Vaughn McCorley, 37-year-
old male nurses aid in Billings
Veterans Administration Hospital,
hasn't given up hope that he can
win the hand of the 27-year-old
Yvonne.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Minneapolis AFL Bans
Progressives' Use Of Hall
By the Associoied Press

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 16.-The
Minneapolis Labor Temple Asso-
citation (AFL) today denied use OF
its assembly hall for a meeting OF
the Progressive Party at which
former New York Congressman
Vito Marcantonio was listed as
principal speaker. Paul Robson
had also been invited.
Arrangements to rent the AFL
Labor Temple Saturday night
have been Cancelled. said John
Burmeister, secretary of the asSo-
citation which operates the hall.
The cancellation came, Mr.
BurmeiSter said, when it became
known that Communists would be
at the meeting" .
The association said arrange
mentS were made with a Substi-
tute janitor who thought he was
renting the hall for a meeting OF
the Progressive Club of Mime
apolis, private group opposed
to leftWing groups.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Arnold Coach Lines
Employees Reject Pay
Raise as Inadequate

Employees of the Washington,
Virginia g. Maryland Coach Co.
(Arnold Lines) today rejected as
inadequate a company proposal
to increase wages 10 per cent
above the January. 1850, level.
The meeting was held for en-
ployes who would be unable to
attend a larger meeting of union
employees scheduled for 8 o'clock
tonight in the Ballston firehouSe,
Arlington.
H. j. Harris, president OF the
union. which is division 1919 of
the Amalgamated Association of
Street, Electric Railway & Motor
Coach Employees of America
(AFD. said about 800 of the
company'S employees are repre-
Sented by the union.
Mr.. Harris said that the en-
ployes are now being paid 2 cents
an hour more than the January,
1850. rate and believe the 10 per
cent increase should be based on
this higher rate.
Present wages, Mr.. Harris said,
are $152 for bus operators and
from $1.65 to $1.90 for mechanics.
The present contract expires
Saturday.
The union president said that
if the company'S offer also is re-
jected at tonight's meeting, the
union will ask that the dispute
be arbitrated.
If this procedure is unsuccessful,
he added, a a flve- week strike
notice will be filed with the State.
At the end of this period, if no
agreement is reached, Mr.. Harris
said, the State could take over
operation of the busline. Public
utility employees are forbidden to
strike under Virginia law.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. ~ Bis
16

Charged at Upper Marlboro
with storehouse breaking and held
lin $1,000 bond was Melvin James
lDunaway. colored. of the 1000
block of Lamont street NV. He
lis to appear in Police Court there
tomorrow for preliminary hear
ing.
The Quonset Inn. at 1925 Naylor
road, Oxon Hill, has been the tar
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Two New Schools Urqed

WOODSTOCK. Va. Aug. II
(SpeciaD A Shenandoah County
school study group has recon-
mended that two consolidated
high schools be built in the
county. High schools now are
located at New Market, Wood
stock, Mount Jackson, Edinburgh,
Strasburg and Toms Brook.
Evening star., 1951-08-16

get of two strip-tease raids staged
in recent months by sheriff's dep
uties. AS a result of one, Pat
(Amber) Holiday was fined $50
and given a suspended 30-day Jail
sentence for indecent exposure.
Sheila (the Peeler) Ryan, charged
with a similar offense after the
second raid, is to face trial next
Thursday in Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Strip II ease Emporium Stripped
OF Safe and $50 at Oxon Hill

Prince Georges County police
reported today that the Quonset
Inn, habitat of clothes-peeling
|artistes, has been stripped of a
safe containing $3.50.
The metal strongbox, its door
ripped open and the money gone,
was found, shortly after it disap-
Evening star., 1951-08-16

tain would be the one to get
frustrated. Imagine having to kiss
l04 wives good-by every morning
before leaving for the Office. Be-
fore finishing that chore, he'd be
home for supper and then would
have to start kissing them all good
night! And, when a man has to
buy shoes and hats and caviar
for that many women he hasn't
time for that much kissing.
(Released by Consolidated News Features.
Evening star., 1951-08-16

| wives. They
ran away be-
cause they be-
C a m e lonely
and frustrated" "
Naturally, !
Ican understand
| why those 54
poor women got
lonely. There
were only so
other wives for
them to talk to
which is less
| than one apiece.
But it seems
! to me the Chief
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Annapolis Adopts
$776,540 City Budget
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. is. - City
Council has adopted a budget o1
$776,540 for the current fiscal
year. It falls short Of estimated
revenues by $22,741.
Total appropriations include
nearly 100000 for the municipa,
water company, self-supporteo
through water rentals.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
+Mortinsburq Trade Survey

MARTINSBURG. w. Va, Aug.
16 (SpeciaD The Retail Busi-
nessmen's Association has begun
a survey to determine whether
stores should remain open on Fri
day nights and close Saturday
nights.
Evening star., 1951-08-16

Ipeared early Monday. in a ceme-
terry near the 5700 block of Sheriff
road.
Detective Charles L. Perrygo ar
Irested a Washington man in con-
Inection with the theft and broad
cast a lookout for two other men,
also believed to be colored.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
Oracle ALIENS S
Comments

| A bulletin. which must be from
the Missing Persons Bureau, says:
IAN 80-year-old chieftain in At
RIGA is hunting for 81 of his 104
Evening star., 1951-07-15
Tricks With Ice Cream

at your table make their
choice.
Apricot Ice Cream: One No.
2ia can apricot halves, 2
tablespoons lemon juice, dash
of salt, "a cup sugar, 2 drops
almond extract. l cup milk. l
cup whipping cream. Drain
apricot sirup into bowl. Cover
apricots, place in refrigerator,
Add lemon juice, salt, sugar.
fiavoring and milk to sirup.
Place In ice cube tray and
freeze until mushy. Whip
cream and fold into sirup
mixture. Finish freezing,
stirring occasionally. Eight
servings.
Chocolate Polka Dot Me-
ringues: Three egg whites, "a
teaspoon cream of tartar. ls
teaspoon salt, "a cup sugar.
q package semisweet choco-
late bits. Beat whites until
foamy, add cream of tartar
and salt. beat until stiff but
not dry. Add sugar gradually,
beating until very stiff. Fold
Evening star., 1951-07-15

THERE is nothing so thor
Il oughly American as ice
cream. The addition of fruit
to ice cream adds a special
taste treat that every one
enjoys. No matter what the
season, there are always some
fresh, frozen, canned or dried
fruits that may be served atop
this popular dessert.
Apricot ice cream, for ex-
ample, Is easy to make in your
refrigerator. Using the sirup
from canned apricots gives
the ice cream a good fruity
flavor. At the last minute,
chilled apricots are placed on
top of each serving. To the
basic recipe you can add
shredded coconut, slivered
almonds, small pieces of
maraschino cherries. Or other
canned fruit such as peaches,
plumS, pears or pineapple
may be used.
When ice cream Is served in
delicate meringue shells, it's
one of the most delightful of
Evening star., 1951-07-15
BY Violet Faulkner
Food Editor

all desserts. The polka-dot
meringueS look as If they were
made by a master chef. al
though they are quite simple
to achieve. Using the same
recipe, you can make a large
meringue shell to fill with ice
cream, or six individual shells,
or three dozen polka-dotted
meringuettes to accompany
ice cream.
Let the family or guests
concoct their own sundaes
with sauces you've provided.
A juicy peach half makes a
delicious base for a sundae.
Berries tfreSh, frozen or
canned) offer a host of pos
sibilitieS and a mixture of
sweetened citrus fruits pro-
vides a pleasing contrast to
the smooth, mellow taste of
the ice cream. Make the
sauces in advance, then. when
dessert time comes, let those
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-04-19
New Napalm
Fme-Bomb
Impresses Reds
Anli-PersOIlnei
Missiles Doing Good
Job In Korean War
BY STANLEY JAMES.
Editors Copy Washington
Bureau Correspondent

WASHINGTCN.-Though many
people don't realize it, the Army
is using a new type fire bomb
on the Chinese Communists, and
Koreans, IN the Korean war.
a spokesman at the Pcntagon
explained recently that the new
anti-personncl bombs were doing
q good job on the enemy troops.
Fire bombs are comparative
~ new weapon. The Army didn't
begin to look into possibilities of
it until after World War ii pilots
reported they could jcttison part
ly-filled wing auxiliary tanks.
and ignite them with short bursts
of machine fire.
But the Army had begun eX-
periments looking toward a
flame thrower, which would use
the same kind Of fuel. in the
summer of l94l. When the pilots
reported what could be done by
dropping fire tanks, the Army
was ready with a fuel.
That fuel was napalm. II was
made from napthenic acid and
coconut fat solids. Gasoline be-
come jelly when this napalm was
mixed with it.
The Army used napalm in its
first, portable, flame thrower be-
fore the war. 1t developed me-
chanical throwers, but they were
not popular with the troops. Final
ly, a year after the United States
had been at war, the Marines
proved the flame throWer's value
at Guadalcanal.
The first aerial bombs we're
made from auxiliary wing tanks,
with the addition of white phos-
phorous ignitcrs. The ignitcr
functioncd on impact with the
ground. When they were finally
ready, they we're used on the
Japs at Tinian, in the Marianas.
That was in late July of 1914,
after the Americans had landed in
France.
The new aerial napalm bomb
is even deadlicr than the World
War ii variety. These new bombs
are called standars. Their effec-
tivcncss results in their extra
range. One of these standarS
covers larger area than a high
explosive bomb. Thee soaring
jelly that goes in every direction
even pcnetrates Sits in pillboxes.
Speaking of the effectiveness of
these new fire bombs, a Penta-
gon spokesman said this week
they have made direct hits no
longer necessary.
And as an anti-perSonnel weap-
on they are impressing everyone,
including the Chinese.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS.
Full-time. also part-time evenings.
KRAICH'S ESQ STATION, 5000
Connecticut ave: NV. Ill
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
perienced in service station selling
and lubrication; 6-day week Salary
and commission on sales. Apply at
MEYERS SUNOCO SERVICE, 2l25
l4th st. NV. 10
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white; must be experienced and able
to carry shift; excellent opportunity.
JOHNSoNS SUNOCO. 1903 r. I,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Lee truck terminal. Good hours and
good pay; penn. position, excel. op-
portuntty for advancement. LEH-
MAN TRUCKING TERMINAL, 1925
SERVICE II; STATION il ATTENDANT, ex-
perienced middle-aged man; good
Sc VICE Station MEN. Excel. op-
portunity for recent graduates.
Above average salary; good working
cong apply in person only to
SUN OIL CO.. 4940 Conn. ave. NV,
OF ZOO Old GEORGETOWN rd..
STATION HELP wanted,
shift operators and attendants; age
no handicap; perm. position. good
working conditions; excel salary
and commission. 1850 Nichols
Evening star., 1951-06-10
HELP MEN Cont. J

JANITOR, colored; experienced oil
burner operator; 5th-claSs license;
for clean new nldg.; good salary
Plus apt. 35 E st. NV. 10
JANiTOR-For apt house. Age over
40. Non-drinker; must be expert
enced and have knowledge of stoker.
Excel. quarters and good salary. Give
past employment. Box 55-E. Star,
JANIToR. colored. for apartment
house. Married. sober. reliable ex-
psrienced. Salary and quarters;
18th st. NV. DI. $3.50. 10
SANITOR. assistant. colorea. for day
work in lge. NV. apt: BLDG See Mr.
Ritterbush or Mr. Hughes. H, O.
SMITHY CO.. .S11 18th 81 NV. III
JANITOR, sober and dependable;
exper. with stoker furnace; must
have local ref. GE. 6633 after 9
yANfToR-colored, sober. reliable.
type apt. in nearby Md. All new
equipment. no furnace work, good
salary. apt. and utils, Call Man
ager for appointment 1915. JU.
JANITOR, colored, no children. for
apartment in NV. Washington. Man
experienced with power AVN mower
preferred Good salary anG quarters.
Apply MR.. HUGHES or MR.. GATES.
Sl1 18th st. NV 10
Evening star., 1951-06-10

DON'T WRITE Us IF YOU ike to
the other man. DO WRITE US IF
q your own, Write RAWLEIGHS,
Dept; DGF.l4-256, Chester. Pa.
qualified for field sales managerial
position, to hire, train and super
wise key personnel In dignified busi.
ness where reception Is excellent.
Home grounds Improvement tangible
product. Our UNIQUE program easy
t9,vas to asarn and teach under person
and fee paid. For Interview, write
today. telling about yourself. N.
SSiDLER' SER' Box 146. North Rose, New
MEN, to work in Kiddieland Amuse-
RipbEkNp fDE nass Iu saP Sf part .nIa: Time Apply
Silver Spring. Md, after 8 pm. 10
YOUNG MAN, white, learn brake re-
pair business; gas station experience
hslptuI, 5sIIs + CLIFFS q BRAKE SERVICE.
YOUNG tSTS MAN "a p;S ior florist shop 29 to s..
liver orders and learn business Must
ynv2 kn9E city CAN La. 6-56h6. 10
YOUNG MAN with car to work in
credit and collection dept. Of retail
clothing store. Good salary plus car
as1loWSnce; slSisa ;or Steady aly position. oppoT-
Hs5 AHs35LL;YWooD !; CLOTHING CO. 5os
YouNGG; MAN. ao-a5; to learn nla Car
penter trade. Apply lis E. Mel
rose St. Chevy Chase. Nd. ID
YOUNG MAN, draft exempt, to learn
the wholesale sheet metal and heat
ing business; 5-day week. good pay,
vacation with pay. many other ad-
vantages. Apply in person Monday
morning, $50 st. NV. los
YOUNG MAN for jewelry shop-Some
one mechanically inclined and
handy with tools. Learn jewelry
trade. Perm. position. THE JEWEL
RY SHOP. Call Ii. $1,000. Ext.
YOUNG MEN over 1s. free to travel,
can earn S75 per week. Rm. .422.
YSTSG SSpS s'qai MAN. industrious, between M1a
II and 1S; chance to learn good
trade. Call co. 959s Sunday from
YOUNG MAN under 35, accounting
or some college training: must be
able to meet and deal tactfully with
the public; splendid opportunity toI
acquire thorough knowledge OF
financial matters in the treasurer s
once OF a life insurance company:
salary open. Apply Room 800. S16I
l4th st. NV, bet. 8 am. and pm.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
G.B MackeCorp.
1912 H STREET NV.
STERLING $500

BSg ssoly gsasss as6y e ALIEN ERsF y
&C.; s22 H. BURLINGTON ave-. Silver
MAN, with ear. for sales work, not
canyassing. Apply personnel once.
1116 o st., any morning. Ill
MAN to learn refgr. bus. preferably
vet with some mechanical back
ground. 1905 14th st. NV. 10
MAN, white. for furniture repair
HpTF HUfcHg6pS sSpsr' NeD eeDDo osip ip' ,4ts tlsstssT e
MAN-white. between 90 and 65 to
work In one Of our branch stores
as clerk: laundry and dry cleaning
for details and appt. MI. S796.
AIAN-superyisor for crews doine
door-to-door hand-hill distribution;
must have drivers permit and be
familiar with streets In Wash, area;
excel opportunity. ma. 1918. 460I
New York ave. NV Ill
MAN as service man and fnstaller's
Dy steady STans WOrF and cssnes eoSd so pay
vancement. Will train as fuel oil
driver at beginning Of heating sea-
son. See Mr.. Hasek, A. p. WOOD
son CO.. 9th and Michigan ave. ne.
MAN to work on farm near Washing
ton; must be reliable and sober.
MAN. ail around. for dry cleaning
plant, who can do wet cleaning;
good salary. all N. =. ave. NV.
MAN. to NOW and trim lawn, ia Con
gress Heights section. %, PARA.
Evening star., 1951-06-10
MEN

We want to talk to q few men who
are interested in specially sales.
work; men who realize that eyery-
thing on this earth was manufac-
tured and sold by some one at a
GOOD profit. If you are dissatisfied
WIN your present job and unable
income, you will appreciates and
nave respect for an important busi-
ness opportunity like ours, write a
priel note telling us about yourself
Evening star., 1951-06-10
HELP MEN
IF YOU ARE FREE from e-o az = :,

IF YOU ARE FREE from $3.50 pm.
and are interested in q sales career,
you can earn $50 and up per week.
You must be neat, aggressive and
not afraid to work. Apply Rm. 3O9,
Victor Bldg. 9th and G pl. NV,
$3.50 to pm. Ii
APPLICATORS for roofing and siding.
exper. on old work. BOND ROOF
ING CO.. 81. 2100.
OFFICE and stock employe. white;
knowledge Of tipping. local ref. and
week Elk. 2477.
3 MEN for interesting field work
connected with popular radio Give
away msnsnt program; positions are per
salary OF, commission basis. Apply
55l1 14th st. NV. IL
A JOB for 2 men; steady work. good
pc pay; ,,dnS most tr, Of our men men earn 500
ELDERLY SOBER WHITE MAN for
general work on small country
place; $50 per mo-. rm. and board.
-Wanted-Linoleum and
asphalt tile mechanics for Ice. con-
Struction Job in Washington. Would
prefer linoleum mechanics that can
Union Job Write BOX 4os-A. star.
HERE aaR is san an opDortunity for you to
no need to travel far; we have open.
mss produee eef msn RECEIVERS s.. sfcssEy clerks
porters. II you are not filliy experi- 1
enced we will pay you, while train
ing; Ing; work good hours IN a pleasant
WIN pag 1aa snf hosea sssiYe ana otb.1
SHIRLEY FOOD STOKES, 4o3 swan
ave- by taking bus at 18th and Pa.
Ys Yard bbafKea bstxean seminary or Potomac
Sulmore Shopping Center 500 Lees
burg pike. between Bailey's Cross
roads and Seven Corners, take bus
marked Culmore-Parkwood, 18th and
LEADING chevron manufacture
wants man with following at PXg
ana Army stores to act as salesman.
Liberal commission to right party.
MIDDLE AGED MAN with knowledes
OF truck or auto service to relieve
ousy service manager Of desk detail:
excellent opportunity for man will
ias 70 WORK and learn; many bene-
nus; Reply in own handwriting,
ssss5lng saIF sfaE faualihcations' age. etc. BOX
Law STUDENT or recent sraduSte
9pport. ior perm. position in claim
dept. OF Nationwide Insurance com
eanv. ean Apply in writing, Box 120-E.
ATTENTION YOUNG MEN, over wlq 1s.
with. bicycle. for full or part ttme'
GOOD pay. Apply WESTERN UNION.
NEAT. ENERGETiC YOUNG MEN MEN tn
arrange appointments for home por1
trait photographer Proven terri
immed. Interviews, lO-6. LTFE
STUDIoS, 707 @ st. NV. is
A MARSHALL FIELD-owned E. ter
price has openings for ambitious
men OF nnquestioned character, age
27-60; college education preferred:
accustomed earning above AVERAGE
income; must be ready accent posi-
tion by June 10. For b. 6. inter
view, write fully. H. PHALIN. p. o.
Box CLIO. Chicago, III. state age.
education, phone number.
RELIABLE MAN, $500, assist In To-
cal branch operations; must have
car; opportunity Of $50 q wk. or
peter to start. See MR.. ADAMS, z
70 4 pm. Sun, 30s Lawton st., Falls
Church, Va.
EMPLOYED MEN.
Fart-time wrok eve. and Sat: ability
70 meet people more important than
exp; spout $3.50 hr. REAL SILK,
MAN WITH EXPERIENCE IN MEN4