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Evening star., 1951-08-19

tested in cold water feel brittle,
about $50 degrees F. Remove from
the heat, and stir in soda and
popcorn. Stir corn around with
a large fork until well coated,
then smooth it out on a buttered
platter or a piece of waxed paper
and cut into pieces when cool and
hard. stir the sirup into the
popped corn in q large pan and
do not spread it out and cut it in
pieces nor form 1t in balls. We
prefer it in bite size bits. This
is more successful made on a
clear dry day.
My daughter desires McCall's
dress pattern number 7757, size
II, or even 13, which has been
withdrawn from the pattern books
and counters. She will be happy
to know where she might obtain it.
Evening star., 1951-08-19

If you're to be in fashion this
fan your hips will be wearing
spreading fashions. Anything
that is not on the strictly tailored
side ripples. swirls or billows.
Do you think full skirts and full
hips have an affinity? All, were il
only SO! How many women would
welcome the new fashion lines!
But when you stand two girls Of
the same height side by side, one
with normal hips and the other
with a pear shape, what do you
notice? You see that one looks
neat-and that the other is wear.
ing a full skirt that just adds to
her bulk.
If your hips have ventured out
of bounds this summer, there's nc
use day dreaming about fashions
that will hide them. The hour is
zero as far as your hips and fall
fashions are concerned-but what
Evening star., 1951-08-19

follows will amalgamate them into
Ia smart alliance!
Sit on the floor with your left
leg straight out and your right
knee bent SO that the foot Is fiat
on the floor. Put both hands be-
hind you at a comfortable dis
tance on the floor. Using your
hands and your right foot for q
booster. raise your hips OF the
floor.
And then-spank down hard on
your left hip. Slap this side 10
times; then reverse your leg posi-
ton and slap the right side 10
times. Be careful that only one
side gets slapped at a time.
Do the exercise slowly but make
sure that you hit hard. Fifty
times is enough for a start; in
crease gradually to 100 daily.
II your hips have lost the firm
muscle tone that all good figures
have, you can regain it this way:
Lie face down on the floor with
your forehead resting on your
hands and both legs pulled out
straight. Raise your left leg up
from the hip joint, keeping the
knee straight. Then swing the
leg out to the right as far as
you can. Bring it back to center
position and lower it to the hoor.
Repeat with the left leg.
For the first week, run
through the exercise Is times a
day, then gradually increase to
I25. Make your motions slow and
as rhythmic as you can. And
what will happen to your hips IL
Just what shouldl
"Your Ideal Measurements.e
This easy-to-use table shows you how to
calculate your ideal measurements from
head to toe. It's use will make hgure re-
adjustments simple and accurate. For Q
free copy Of "Your Ideal Measurements"
send o addressed, stamped envelope
fo in care Of The Evening Star
Evening star., 1951-08-19
ICINGS.
QUERY?
CHOW MEM.

III
from Mrs. W. H. B., AlerandriG.J
For the lady who had trouble
| with boiled, icing. try this one.
Two and q half cups sugar. "
cup corn sirup. "a cup cold water.
" teaspoon salt, 10 marshmal-
lows, 2 egg whites, teaspoon
vanilla. Boil sugar, sirup. salt and
water until it forms q soft ball
when dropped in cold water.
Beat egg whites until they are
stiff. Continue beating and pour
sirup over the whites slowly. Add
vanilla and marshmallows and
beat until the icing forms a peak.
This is plenty for q Slayer cake.
This is for the lady who wanted
q creamy uncooked icing. One
half cup butter, 2 tablespoons
grated orange rind. 2 egg yolks.
"a teaspoon vanilla, 1 cups pow
dered sugar and ( teaspoons
orange juice. Cream butter until
soft, blend in orange rind, egg
yolks and vanilla. Add sugar al
ternately with orange juice beat
ing after each addition until
frosting is creamy and Of good
spreading consistency.
Here is a good Chow Mein
recipe. One and half cups chick
len broth, 1H teaspoons salt. "a
teaspoon ginger, 1Z cups diagon-
ally sliced celery. 1A cups thinly
sliced onions. 2 cups diced chick
en-, Ia teaspoons kitchen bouquet,
3 ounce can broiled mushrooms,
/ teaspoon cornstarch. "a cup
crushed toasted almonds, and 3
cups cooked rice. Combine the
first 6 ingredients in a tightly
covered saucepan. Cook about 10
minutes or until celery is barely
tender. Add kitchen bouquet. Mix
the cornstarch and mushroom
broth and add this mixture and
mushrooms with the chicken mix
ture and allow to thicken. Add
almonds and serve over hot rice.
I use chicken necks and backs
for this. This will serve 4.
Now will some one please let
me know their experiences with
automatic washers and septic
tanks. We are moving into new
house and wonder If we should
get an automatic or wringer type
washer because Of the amount Of
water used by each.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
KITCHEN CARINETs.

(From =. J. F.. Welcome, Md
The spaces between base cab
inetS In your kitchen may be
filled with a form Of black spongy
Misunderstanding which may be
pushed into the crack with q knife.
I have found this very satisfac-
tory. It stays in place and is
washable. It may be purchased
in any auto supply store.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
Readers
Clearing House e.
Conducted BY BETSY cASWELL
CANNERY.

from Mrs. J. G. NJ. Washington J
I surely do enjoy and profit by
the wonderful RCH. Long may it
continue. ! have not seen an an
Eswer to some one who asked If
there was any place one could
lgo to can vegetables. fruit. etc.
Last summer, D. c. residents were
given the opportunity to take
their produce to the Community
Cannery. Herndon High School.
Herndon, Va. and they win well
come you this year. It is neces-
Sary to make an appointment.
The phone is Herndon 1871, and
you should call on Tuesday and
Friday mornings for appoint
ments and information as to
utensils you should bring. Go
early, take your lunch and you
can be home before dark. To do
this you should prepare as much
as possible Of your produce the
evening before. II making apple
sauce you can prepare apples the
night before Gas we did by
throwing into salt water. Lift
from this water into q clean cloth
in a basket (basket will allow air
and drainage) and place in a
cool place overnight. Rinse them
after getting to the cannery and
your apples are ready to cook.
II canning beans you can break
them the night before. but keep
dry and wash only before cam
ming. While waiting for your APP
Piles and beans you could prob
ably put up a bushel Of tomatoes
Evening star., 1951-08-19
FLEAS.
From Mrs. E. j. Mem,
WdShington.)

In regard to the small fleas that
a reader wrote about, I viii give
our experience. I think these are
Icat fieas. We got our apartment
infested with them by my daugh-
ter harboring a stray kitten. They
jumped up from the rug and bit
us. until q friend told us to sprin-
Ikle black pepper around. and we
did. They Immediately disap-
peared. This is a good thing to
know, as 1t is so simple.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
CARAMEL CORN.
PATTERN?

From Mrs. H. w. S., HyattsuilleJ j
Several weeks ago a lady re-
quested a recipe for caramel corn.
This recipe is one took from a
leading magazine. 1t produces a
favorite treat at my daughters
college dorm. 10-ounce can of
popcorn, 2 cups brown sugar
eighty packed. 3 tablespoons
light or dark corn sirup, u cup
Of butter or margarine and a
pinch Of baking soda. First pop
the corn. Then cook the sugar,
sirup and butter or margarine in
a large saucepan, stirring con-
Stantly, until q few drops of sirup
Evening star., 1951-08-12
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

ATTENTION. ne. and Sc. owners
We specialize in these two sections,
with 90 yrs Of experience. List your
home with US for sale or rent to get
good results. JOE CURTO REALTY,
So H st ne, FIR. 1900.
HOMES AND INVESTMENT properties
needed for our cash buyers. THOS.
E. FARRELL CO.. Realtors. tEstab.
1879. 72l 10th st. NV. Ma. O765,
SMALL TOWN HOUSE or duplex n
good NV. location. Call MRS. HOL-
LAND: ewes. HU. 9s13.
Maryland. MILLER. WA. O06O.
ATTENTION OWNERS-I can get
you top all cash or term deal for
STur ohog home. Call MR.. WILLIAMS.
1 Will Pay YOU CASH TODAY for
your home, Any location. any condi-
ton RE; 2201; 81. 7747
WANTED. Five to ten acres with 2
houses preferred. condition of bldss.
not too important If priced accord
J. T. DIXON q CO.. ST. 700 or pU.
1859. ewes. -13
SILVER sPRNG-All cash for your
home or a free sales evaluation.
BEERS BROS, till 8, SH. 061O.
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NEW BRICK RAMBLEE
LARGE LOT, CLOSE IN
Milton G. Smith, Realty
BUILDER AND DEVELOPER

OF. 9225. IA 33Ol. IL
COLORED-5-RM. MOD. improved
house on acre; large uv. rm., :
bedrms.. kit. dinette, tile bath; full
bsmt.; gas. elec.: coal hot-air fur
mace; alum. storm windows, avn
ings; side screened-in porch; 8 mi
from Washington; 500 it.. of Lee
blvd; lot faces on hard-surface
road, 15S'x400' deep. Shown by
appt. ALOLA REALTY CO., FA
1900, after 5 pm. -12
ARL.-7-ROOM corner
brick detached home; front and back
yards: hardwood floors; oil heat;
bsmt.; excel. condition; SIS, 1000 Can
be seen by appt. r. HAWKINS
Broker. OW. 1721; evenings and
Sundays. MI. 8277. -12
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

CUNT APT. for S26.95O. This is q
large house. converted, in good
| rental area. Income shown, 81, S12.
Takes $1,000 to handle. RIPLEY
g. RoMER. Realtors, 81. Gill.
F0UR-FAMiLY FLAT-Excel. ne.
income over So, 400 per year Priced
GaauM 2a'fk / oERBER ia5i Or r. 1000 s%, -!
UNITS, converted; corner lot; 1880
So. IT.; s22.5oO Low cash down
shows 40h. return from low stable
rents. RE. 1880. WI. 1918. R. PAGE
ARIINGTON-s-unit building at ia
times moderate rentals. Minimum
Of S15 900 cash required to handle.
SILVER SPRING-About $4,000 down
new 6-room brick semidetached
house, in good neighborhood. now
leased at S110 per month. RIPLEY
& ROMER. Realtors, 81. Gill.
Open ewes.
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT converted,
attached apt. house with 3 apis and and
No vacancies in 5 years, Easy 4.
apply biz tE9Sma aSSa Dupont CIRCLE.
S-APT. BLDG.-Each unit has l rn.,
kit. and bath: priced times rent
of $3.50 yr.; furn.: $4,000 min.
cash. LlSS REALTY CO., ME. f6aS;
ewes. Ia. 4103. -12
BOOMING HOUSE BUSINESS. ar
14th and Columbia rd, NV; .ur-
nished apts.. each with pvt. bath;
2 apts. vacant. Price 81 500, terms.
Call Or 1929 -13
SIX-UNIT APT. new, brick. showing
nice return. in very popular Nd.
close-in renting area For a good.
safe investment call about this.
RIPLEY & ROMER. Realtors. 81.
Gill. Open ewes.
ONE BLK. OFF CONN. AVE. near
Wardman Park Hotel. 2-unit. fur
nished apt. house. may be pur-
chased directly from owner. For
information call MR.. SHAUN. OR.
4040. Ext. 2l1, wkdays.
FOUR STORES leased to responsible
tenants: bldgs. less than Is yrs old.
Thickly populated NV. section:
S50, 900 cash needed. NATHAN SILL
YER, 1871 G st. NV, ME. 2151;
(Conttnued on NexL Panal
Evening star., 1951-08-12
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
PRICE REDUCED
ON THIS
pDTTK TNT NNTAT

Which contains liv. rm. 1Sx21 with
firepl' family size din; rn.' , sur
equipped kit. On 2nd f.. 8 bed
rooms. tile bath Large corner LOT
with shade trees. The price il
right and it takes only $4,000 tc
handle.
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Continued on Next Pagsl
Evening star., 1951-08-12
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
John Marshall School

Is Just a few blocks from this lovely
English brick colonial IN one of
Arlington's most sought-after COM
nice. ig. liv. rm. with iog-burnins
firepl., full din. rm.. well-eauip.
kit. and porch on 1st a. 2nd Il.
contains 3 good-sized bedrms. also
a full basemt.. priced $22.950. An
excellent home in a wonderful loca
ton, May be purchased with rea-
Dominion Ins. g. Rally Ag'cy
GIL. 633S. 3l03. N, 10th. OK. 1779
Evening star., 1951-08-12
EXCLUSIVE
Imposing Stone Home


Imposing Stone Home
Custom built. This lovely
home is made Of solid lS-in.
stone and offers everything one
might desire. 1t features a
lge. liv. rm. with stone tlrepl;,
lge. din. rm. 9x16 kit. with
breakfast nook. den, and bath
with center-hall entrance on
1st fl. 2nd fl. has 3 bedrms;.
master bedrm. 16x26 with
dressing rm. and bath and
stone firepl., 17x1S bedrm.
with dressing rm. and bath,
15x1S bedrm. A stairway leads
to 5S-ft. finished rm. on 3rd
level, full bsmt. with "a bath
and maids rm. and gear
stone garage; situated on a
lge. lot in Falls Church's most
beautiful residential section.
Only $36. $50. $4,000 down.
Evening star., 1951-08-12
HOUSES WTD. TO DUY (contJ

IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
of your home. business or invest
ment property IS what you desire.
sall ssaalll r. A. ,NI AuMPHRIESS7 S7.R ReatS0r; FTss
MATURE PROF. COUPLE, both in
Govt. service, encountered with two
house cats. colored hsekpr.,. with
her thyroid boy. and l dog OF
or to buy house Of following aualifi;
plumbing; ige. iiv. rm. with firepl.,
2 twin--sized bedrms. will suflce.
2. Suitable pvt. quarters for hsekpr.:
atdrerv att or seDsTSste sIS. More wb than satb the
3. Isolation; natural terrain. easy
access to main roads. even during
spring thaws. A. Must be within
20 road miles of z Corners. Prefer
ably north Of Lee hwy, and west
up u to $50 per I mo. mo- for rent. Rental
will be considered only on a full
year minimum basis, beginning Oct.
l. Unless you believe, you can meet
our requirements; please do not
mo. paymts Box 430-K. Star. 19'
FOR A YOUNG DR., detached home.
NV, pref. in Bl. Sac. Parish; under
$21 900. Call JOHN G. MCMAHON.
WILL CONSIDER equitable exchange
for attractive, large house in Pei
ham Manor (WestcheSter County.
New York;, worth $4,000, for
4-bedroom home northwest Wash
BELL, i$a4 Manor Circle, Pelham
WANTED, HOUSE, suburban; buy
like rent. Write MR.. PATCHEN'
1880 Burke st. Sc, WASHINGTON
WANTED "a TEL TO BUY, house under
HARRIS. Ma. 934S. 15'
OWNER -bedrm brick; small cash
down; -SeSx6ee exeel monthly payments
EDWIN hHi S-IsGHi 1. ELLIS, Realtor, believes he
can sell your house fast, furnished
or uniurnished. RE. 5140.
DESIRE 3-BEDRM. BRICK in near
by MONTGOMERY Co. Wish to buy i'm
mediately direct from owner. Have
| $4,000 cash. LO. 5-4250.
GOOD BUY in Petworth or upper
NV. GOOD cash payment. Call
sEfLLNG Eli TO coLoRED? MY plan
hhetS you highest price and largest
down payment or al cash, Phone
WANTED FROM OWNER in Silver
Spring, 2-story brick Colonial or
rambler with 3 bedrms.. eating space
| in kitchen, and porch; prefer pow
der room. Can pay down S6,500
cash. AK. 1859
VETERAN wishes to trade direct with
owner 81 900 equity in 1850 f-door
de luxe CheV. tor cneap price house,
nearby Md. Box 3S3-K, Star.
CASH FOR 5-S rms, good NV or
| ne. sect, Upper Brightwood, Bethes-
da. S. S., or small farm, GE. III.
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL CASH
| HOMES-MD., VA, D. C.
MIR OIIICK RA 3112 1Sa
Evening star., 1951-08-12
ALIFORNIA RAMBLER

GLEN CARLYN
Pomponio-built less than 3 yrs. ago
in aI eHer-popular Arlington loca
tion, near the new Glen Carlyn El.
emtntery School; 2 twin sized bed
rms center hall plan, full bsmt
with walk-out entrance. Dogwooc
ana oak trees abound. Truly 8
gift at S17.950. Owner leavinl
next week.
Lee blvd. to So. Lexington
ST.. left to s. 5th St, left to No
Evening star., 1951-08-12

Romye Lamborn, Realtor
OF. s5s6. OF. SO35.
IA
Evening star., 1951-08-12

DICK BASSETT, Realtor
SPECIALIZING IN VA. SINCE 1925.
CHI. 5057 CH. 4311
Evening star., 1951-08-12
LYON VILLAGE
KIRKWOOD RD. AREA


KIRKWOOD RD. AREA
English-style brick, custom
built home in a setting of huge
trees; quiet dead-end street;
screened porches, 1st II. has
nv: rm. with firepl., din. rm..
. bedrms. and bath, equipped
kit: 2nd fl. has q huge
finished bedrm. with loads
of closets. At street level
there is a separate entrance
to bedrm., tile bath and
dressing rm. Full bsmt., recr.
rm. with firepl., garage; loads
OF charm and eye appeal. A
steal at S22,950. Substantial
cash.
TOWN & COUNTRY
400 2523 Wilson Blvd.
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Lafayette News

Mrs. Dale Maus of Pine Bluff,
Ark, and Mrs. Belle Taylor were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Hawk and family.
Mrs. Russell Brackney was a
guest at the Mother-Daughter ban
quet Thursday evening held in the
Methodist church in Beaverdam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ream of
Seattle, Wash, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hawk and sons Bobby and
Denny, Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Hawk
and sons Billy and Garry and Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Joseph were Wednes-
day evening dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Hawk and family.
Mrs. Ream was the former Mildred
Long, sister of Mrs. Hawk.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Brackney
spent the week end in Grand Rapids,
Mich, with their son, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Brackney and daughter
Marcia.
Carl Hefner of Cincinnati was a
Monday night guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Hefner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Urich of Bluff
ton spent Sunday afternoon with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
Urich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Ackerman OF
Arcadia, Mich, are spending several
days in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. w. Craig and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ludwig and
Mrs. Myrtle Cochran spent Thursday
in Lima in the home of Miss Hazel
Imler and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Weigel Of St.
Petersburg, Florida arrived Thurs
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day to spend two weeks with the
latter's daughter, Rev. and Mrs.
Truett High and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Hullibarge1
spent Sunday with their daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Kinsey Helser and
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvan Plaugher and
family of Cridersville and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean Huber of Ada called Sun
day afternoon in the home of Mrs
Alfred Hedges.
Guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Miller, Sunday We're
Mrs. Lula Williams, Mrs. Sue My
ers and daughter Sharon of Ft
Wayne, Indiana, Mrs. Colysf Schu-
macher and sons of Woodburn, Ind.
DR.. Sevilla Mullett of Bryan, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Stevenson, Mrs
Merle Stevenson of Alliance, Mr.
and Mrs. r. w. Latish of Millbury
Miss Alta Miller, Hillsboro; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Miller, Columbus
Grove, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ever,
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flying for bona fide Class A rating.
Unless attendance can be mater
tally increased from some source,
Bluffton teams, under the law of
averages, cannot expect any marked
success in Glass A competition and
next years new coach, whoever he
may be, will needs be something Of
a miracle man to turn out winning
teams.
A belated tribute came last Sun
day when a wreath of 43 white car
nations was placed on the grave of
Anna Jarvis in Philadelphia, the
woman who founded Mothers day 43
years ago.
Officials of veterans groups and
other patriotic societies honored Miss
Jarvis who spent most of her ga
years in promoting the celebration
of Mothers Day and caused it to be-
come recognized in the United States
and 46 foreign countries.
She began advocating an annual
Mothers day year after the death
of her mother, Mrs. Granville Jarvis
who died in 1905. Miss Jarvis was
buried three years ago at her moth
er's side in West Laurel Hill ceme-
terry, Philadelphia.
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sole and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Miller and Rev. Truett
High.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Robinson,
Cheryl and Tommy, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. II. Robinson and Peggy Joyce
and Mrs. J. 7. Robinson of Lima
We're Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Robinson.
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Our C. f. serv-
ed us continuous
ly for 20 years.
Motor or coils
never needed re-
pairs or service.
Mr.. Alva p. Rick
ly, r. X. 1, Pam
dora, Ohio.
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Our G.. E. is 19
years old i.
one new door
gasket has been
the only repair
expense. Mrs.
Peter Gratz, $40
] a c k s o n ST.,
Blufton, Ohio.
Evening star., 1951-12-20
CLERKS
Full or Part Time
PERMANENT
POSlIlON
Experienced or inexperienced
Large Dry Cleaning Concern
Excellent Opportunities
Fine salaries
Apply Friday and Saturday
mornings, 8 to 10, at 921
King St, Alex, Va.

CLERK -RECEPTIONIST-Youne lady
to be relief receptionist. and to
attractive offces, good working con-
ployes. Opportunity for promotion.
ISy fIday ,Ns EsekG Go UNITED R EDo sEaRXIGEs aSE FSs
st. NV. 30
cLERK-TYPrsT. experienced; $50;
5-day. 35-hr. yk.; union benefits;
! sptslrssand s.rn. and 0l ) Pm. - 0it9 go sss~'
CLERK-TYPIsT--To handle automo-
curate tipping REQUIRED; no exper.
nec.; perm. position; pleasant work
ing conditions: air-cond. ONCE; 5h-
day wk.. paid sick leave. 2 wks. va
cation, group insurance, hospitals
dation. and many other employe
benefits; salary open. This is an .ex-
celient oppor. for an Alexandria
resident, res now working in Washing Ing
SF Sp apps psons gEabA Ma TrfsS FsTc. 9y 1898 iss
Prince ST. Alex, We. --26
ton, excel. salary. All company
benefits; see Mr.. Flynn between 10
and 70 am. SMITH TRANSFER &
STORAGE CO., 1873 D st. NV.
CLERK-TYP1sT-White woman, 80
IS years Of age; 40-hotir week: no
saturdays 45 per week. 1870 M
". NV. Ma. 49lT. 20s
CLERK-TYPIsT, with some knowl-
edge Of shorthand, for purchasing
dept. o. motion picture CO.; 5-day
Nj, Yates. sMth M a. 4. warner nser Bldg, se
18th and II SITS. NV 20
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Automobile
Service Sales Manager

Must bs thoroughly experienced, ref.
erenees required. Top salary, excel
lent opportunity for advancement.
Company benefits. Permanent posi-
ton. Apply Box 1873. Star.
BOOKKEEPER, accounts payable and
Tseeiyable $50 yk; Some typing.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced IN gem
eral ledger and sub-ledger require
mentS, reconciliation work and
other details pertaining to full set
operation. Good opportunity for
qqal1fsS5 5spp pperson. Call MRS. LgCE.
BooKKEEPER, experienced in stock
control and perpetual inventory
records; accustomed to, detail work
Is prime factor on this position.
Coed opportunity for qualified man.
BOOKKEEPNG MACHINE OPERA
customers ledger cards. Good op-
portunity for qualified person who
has had fairly good background in
this type Of work. can MRS. LUCE,
BRfckIAYERs-1oo BRdfickIISAlYHERis1o men needed do for
Va. Can ANCHOR INVESTMENT
CO., Mr.. Metz. RE 1855. "a
BRICKLAYERs-75 men needed fol
lac. housing project In Norfolk, va
50 per hr. Call ANCHOR FIRE.
PROOFING Co. Mr.. Metz. RE
1055. 30
BUILDING MANAGER, white. over Al
years Of age, for oflce building near
NV; permanent position for quail
1ed man; hours 8 am. to / pm
and from 8 to z pm. daily, Mondays
through Fridays; salary $1,000 per
year; give age and details Of ex-
perience In reply which will be con-
sidered confidential. Box 1917
Evening star., 1951-12-20
ROUTE SALESMAN

ROUTE SALESMAN
not necessary. guaranteed
ton. group disqualification available.
See Mr.. Houghton or call GE. O200.
OLDCOLONY LAUNDRY
$500 Blair Rd. NV. al
sALESMAN--Retired man. to sell
only one item. To ofiices and bust
ness establishments ut your leisure
time. Be your own boss, good
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Good chance for advancement. Ap-
ply 1929 F st. NV. or 937 Pa
sAEEsMxN, ALE NAN once supplies and 1s fur
niture; excellent opportunity; 5h-
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919 3 st. NV. IA
long experience selling 70 food-serv-
ing establishments In washington;
excellent salary, working cond. and
opportunities. Call between 8 and
for appt. At. 6S6s. All replies
b bArSYlc fsylct ss6 sssSnesnee De- a.n,IoI ,EIcHFIELD
SALESMAN to contact retailers with
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tions on estab. rte, Contact in per-
son. TOMS WASHINGTON SALES,
5005 Creston st.. Bladensburg, Nd.
30
SALESMAN by local building supply
company. exper. In selling masonry
materials to contractors in Wash,
area; car essential. TU. 1903. "a
qualified to operate auto
accessory store; must have previous
exper. and furnish AL recommends
SALESMAN, paint; experienced man
to solicit dealers. painters and main
tenance trade in Baltimore, WASH
ington area; drawing account and
commission. Long-established, we'll
known paint manufacturer. BOX
307-B, Star. -21
SALESMAN, established grocery busi-
ness; sedan delivery furn, Expenses
paid. Opportunity to earn $500 to
$40Q per mo. Experience not es-
sgsntial; Salary PAID while trstning.
appointment al