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Card of Thanks

Mr.. James Turner, who lives on
the Kinnamon farm near Blackis-
toms, wishes, thru this medium, to
thank the firemen and all those
who contributed money to help re-
place some of his furniture. The
entire house and contents were lost.
Smyrna times., 1940-02-22
FOR RENT

8-Room House, with all modern
conveniences, hardwood floors, sta
tionary laundry tubs, hot-air heat
and two-car garage. Apply to
MRS. w. w. HYNSON,
1-25 If South ST Smvrna
Smyrna times., 1940-02-22
Gard of Appreciation

Joseph Collins and sisters wish to
thank relatives and friends for
their sympathy, floral offerings and
use of automobiles during their re-
cent bereavement in the death of
their mother, Mrs. Harriet A. Boyd.
Smyrna times., 1940-02-22
NOTICE

1 have accepted the agency for
H. E. Millard Lime Products ana
am in position to supply lime de-
livered to farm.
GEO. c. ROTHWELL,
1-25 lot Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1940-02-22
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
Continued From Page One)

mington, and Mrs. Claire H. Daw-
son, of Brattleboro, Vermont. An
other brother, Robert D. Hoffecker,
passed away December "a. Fun
eral services were held Sunday at
2 D. m. in the Asbury Meth
odist Church, Rev. James W.Colona
officiating. Interment was in Glen
wood Cemetery.
Smyrna times., 1940-02-22
Death of Mrs. Ida j. Reed

Mrs. Ida Johnson Reed passed
away on Saturday, February IL, at
DR.. Jones' Private Hospital in Will
mington. Mrs. Reed, who was Sc,
was the daughter of the late
George Johnson and Mary Dow
nam Johnson, both of this state.
Funeral services were held yester-
day Wednesday, from the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. Ethel
Unruh in Odessa, at 2 p. m. Rev.
N. G. Benson was in charge of the
services. Jnterment took place in
Odd Fellows Cemetery at Smyrna.
Mrs Reed is survived by her hus-
band, William G. Reed Of near
Townsend and several children and
Smyrna times., 1940-02-22
Harry r. Unruh Passes Away

Harry r. Unruh died in Whining
ton on Friday, February 16. Mr..
Unruh, who was 55 years of age,
was the son of the late William B.
Unruh and Sara E. Frame Unruh.
Funeral services were held from
Odessa on Monday, February 10 at
3 p. m. with the Rev. N. c. Benson
in charge. Interment took place in
Old Drawers Cemetery near Odes-
sa. Mr.. Unruh is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Ethel Reed Unruh, sew
eral children, and both brothers and
sisters.
Smyrna times., 1940-02-22

regard these drivers with the same
indulgence you do a selfish and i'll
hammered boy.
Smyrna times., 1940-02-22
Gard of Appreciation

We wish to thank relatives and
friends for theri kind expressions of
sympathy, floral tributes and use of
automobiles.
Frank B. Thompson and family
Smyrna times., 1940-02-22
AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
|. Who Come and Go,
E,,,r To Our Community
!, Former Smyrnians
! and CLUB PARTIES

I'D Mrs. Walter 5. Cuooage
"a Jimmy, Of Dover, were
\ gussts of Mrs. Cubbage's
I, NJ. and Mrs. Walter T.
a Nj. Massey celebrated
a birthday anniversary, Mon
February 18th. At this writ
y. Massey is in i'll health, suf-
tsn 4 heart ailment, and
In o. more birthday cards he
Nd from his friends, and the
n Of Smyrna Grange gave
rgch cheer. The Mite Society
b Presbyterian Church sent
lpttei plant which he enjoys
kHh We hope Mr.. Massey will
Fw in health with the coming
kng
b Earle Poole, Mr.. and Mrs.
ER Saapley, Mrs. Charles
, NJ, and Mrs. w. G. Roe,
n William Hudson, Mr.. and
un 7. Mcdonald, DR.. and
Philip Citta, and Mr.. Hayes
+ we're dinner guests Of Miss
|B Jones on last Thursday
b.
ERuth ?. 0rme, Of New York
Eslt Sunday with Mrs. r. D.
Poker and Mrs. G. A. Burslem
IItsndei the funeral Of Miss
p Ho4ecker. This is Miss
! Inst visit to Smyrna in 80
J although prior to this time
N a frequent visitor.
I'D Mrs. Irving Hoffecker Of
idsPhia, Dr.. and Mrs. Norman
ECKER Of Laurel, Mrs. Frank ].
'ac' Of Wilmington were
. ta0e from out of town who
'asa lle funeral of Miss Bertha
'1H On Sunday.
! Marianne Webb, who is a
!. '. y the University Of Della
a'nen's College, has been i'll
y past few days at the home
. 4 parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
! atells EdmOndson, a stu
: 'ae University of Delaware,
I, eS College, spent the week
u !. nsi parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
!. Asly Louise Darrah Of VIII
= ~ sao MI. David Lynch of
wy Nd, were guests of
1',aas parents, Mr.. and
a Z Darah.
y ss'rgs Wright entertained
y q of her bridge club on
|, ,,..s .isan S. King, who has
! tqag ny a few days with her
!, ,,,.a a.. and Mrs. I. S. FalIin,
I'5oSas' ~'Tl Pa, has returned.
4. ,-.aa ami D. Hudson and chill
sto,- visiting relatives in
ths D.. sS' VINO has been
IsIssi. si'esoyterian soy Hospital in
} .n ,.in,' WIN pneumonia, was
M ,'-Ia !. 70 the home Of her
saa..i ~, howard R. Jones,
i s' ,aa !. Brown attended a
n Ins ne, West Chester STATE .
se on Saturday ev-
~ sls0eth Wilson is snora
d j ways. Tass with Miss salt sallie
ss.ss, "a Ellen Wright snsr+
as p Pu,' with Mr.. and Mrs Mrs
Up. Par,,... !. rniiadelphia.
'saie H.,'l operation in TIL, the
Md ss't,aed Ia to her homa ..''lSs, ss.
Villa proving.
,Aon II. =. Hudson is snerd
d NJ i,Ae in IN Dover as s'tloe the
!. and Mrs. Lindall l
) rstas ''-s' A. Owens wa.
1sachuss,..a .er home in Bos-
fAsr dspsass due to the IN
~ srs' inter, Ter Laura Lee. =
lussI s s',,, !. Z spent the eTuesEt weskt
y ps's,,i = tas Guests Of "sh1- Mrs
: @unsa' A'' and Mrs.
Smyrna times., 1940-02-22
Death of George ID. Collins

George D. Collins, son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. William t. Collins of
Smyrna, passed away at his home
in Tuckahoe, N. j., Sunday even
ing. Born and raised in Smyrna,
Mr.. Collins left here when young
man to enter the business world.
He was for many years in the
hotel business in Atlantic City. He
is survived by one sister, Miss Ida
Collins of Wilmington, and one
brother, Mr.. Davis Collins of Read
ing, Pa. Funeral services were
held at his home Tuesday evening.
Interment, Wednesday morning in
Odd Fellows Cemetery, Smyrna.
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! s;'s: + IA: 4!'ss%:: s':s1 s:%s,A. s, s
= evening, February &c 20
=. representative star
= ; s,ls 'is his g' appearance 1s nee 4n- I'm
'',ritT h Council of aleLIal the UNI
riI = he ]. Allison o'Danlel ma
a %. American Legion, "a. ne
Y ,,,irnan 4 Of the Dies COM,
/ 11sstigating y un-Amsri'an
Smyrna times., 1940-02-22

,,s,5a ,,,,isspaI t church held ID tifls fhe
q ,1t'9 p Edward r'at $. Dwight. Dwight
! v, ,es ! May Mary Littell were
y r..sssr At this meeting
Evening star., 1940-10-22
Natures Children
Antelope Squirrel
(AmmOSpermOphiluS leucuruS)

open desert country, where the sand
is easily worked and there is an
abundance of bright sunshine. For
these creatures, like all ground
squirrels, are day workers. Their
curfew is sundown.
Given the name of antelope be-
cause of their coat color and stripe.
these small, thickset. chipmunklike
animals are often known as chip
munks. They are easily identified by
their rusty cinnamon brown coat,
white stripe along each side and
the under parts of white. The short.
fiat, bushy tail is carried jauntily
over the back.
There are no trees where these
little fellows live. Only cactus and
greasebush, which they often climb
Here, while gathering food and often
when appeasing their hunger, they
scan the landscape for dreaded foes
Should one of their three arch
enemies, a coyote, badger or fox, ap-
pear, there will be no foolish race
toward the shallow dugout. Rather
clever lodging from bush to bush,
with long runs in between and hid
ing in the clump of a bush guarded
with an array of bayonets, feared
by the most brave hunter, are the
courses pursued
If too many Of these bandits re-
side in the same territory the bur-
row will be located in places too
barricaded by thorny bushes or
broken rocks in the front yard for
easy entrance of large animal.
Most of the time these squirrels
are quiet Sometimes you will hear
shrill, far-reaching trill. Usually
this vocal demonstration has an
audience, and it is believed it is used
as an S o S, since the sentinel
seems to answer by swift flash of
the snowy banner.
1t has been observed that toward
winter these squirrels take on
weight, and for this reason one
would surmise they hibernate dur
ing the coldest weather.
Evening star., 1940-10-22
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

If these small creatures of the
desert claim uncultivated country
they find life attractive and not too
difficult to make a living. But if
these acres are reclaimed and irriga-
tion activities, always costly un-
dertaking. spread over the area,
then battle for supremacy between
the cultivator of the land and the
first owner enSueS.
Rich grain fields and gardens are
not to be given up lightly by the
squirrels. They have always lived in
burrows made in the mellow earth.
With the digging of drainage bitches
a wonderful home site was offered
these little desert excavators. who
were quick to take advantage of
their good fortune. The lower side
of an irrigation ditch was ideal in
their estimation. The eager con-
structor of burrows often went too
deep into the bank Serious seepage
OF water caused much damage So
the little squirrel became menace.
His land, flowing with milk and
Evening star., 1940-10-22

Charles Kotzin. 26. 731 sth st. se..
and Bernice Sody, 90, 1884 st. ne: F.:
Rabbi Solomon H. Metz
Russell E. Stone, 27. 1921 g st. NV. and
NV; % the Rev John john r. Edwards. Edwards : o.
Robert L; scharf. 20, 7o1 c st. s,w.. and
Robert Arthur.
G Helen NH N. HUNT. 20. 20 1898 . St it. n.e. Hc
the Rev j. Harold Mumper.
Francis D. Finch. 90, 20 BRYANT ct. NV.
and Harriet J. Hall; 1s. 23l4 lst St..
Hugh NJ Gsdwe 2e sd2sr 12s4 N Mass ioa ave e
st. Sc: the Rev. Frank = Miller.
Russell. 49, both Of Roanoke, Va.
William D. Adkins. 2l, and Aline C.
Hamilton. 10, both Of Alexandria. Va.
IN Murtaueh. -. both of Washington
Lloyd E. Beasley. 2S. Camden. N. j., and
GLADYS B. PAGE. 20. washington.
Howard Arnold Bandy' 80 Bethesda; Nd,
e5s,s' spd Masy Mo H-rrison Johnson 49, Chevy
Maurice r. Lowenbach jr~. 81, Leesburg
va. and Cleo Marie Johnstone. 2h
Ashburn, Va. .,,.
william Creeiy. 81, and Helen Phillips
%. both of Pittsburgh. Pa;
Robert E, Ward; "a Rockville. and ELSIE
Guy WSe 6 1 Henderson, a3 washington, and
Lucille q. E Hill 49, Berkeley Springs
william E. Kidding. "a and Emily C
Bramille 81, both of Washington.
Evening star., 1940-10-22
Marriage License
Applications

g. both Of asa NJ h0 St, n:W'; e.o'th The rev sey.
c. p. Dixon.
leESy s Srfs both ri q 4Se sad Esyn s T. E sS
Rev. c. Forster.
Carter B.. Anderson. %, 1859 4th st.
sw. and Rhoda E. Samuel, y, 1917 4th
ST. s.w.; the Rev. B. H. Whiting.
and Josie NJ. Lewis, 80. 45 o st. ne;
the Rev. j. Campbell Beckett
Charles srs ,I.i,. l. Clayton 2l; 1925 st, nv.
ave. nW: the M Rev, Ss'5s James H. sobinson. Hen.
Lewis E Reid. 35, 1905 y st, NV, and
HoSs5d sss Ruth wsfSS MSIs 81 1872 iS2 St St :x sx
Hulls hs Ben sen,aninI aS &his'ps aos srd St. nw
@ sne Ss ssR Sn1n dhsfes Il i ro. aS4 4h st
Jon Jones, 81 both Of 4O4 ist st. NV;
Francis L Jackson; "a; and Mxry E. Bland.
Rev Re bS5h Jdbp Of tbiiS GSe callan ST. ne; the
Mary Broadfield' Do %, % 1880 Fuller iIr
st NV; the Rev. Theodore O. Wedel:
s1d Aea % Reie6e3 F IS AnsDn sab X
St. NV. the Rev. James Biheid;'
'0S Mafy Ea'eneE Eai2 r. New o4 YGrk fneo GtY and %
NV: the Rev Robert L. Whitenbure.
Gerard T .Heitmuller, 20 441O 18th st.
NV. and Mary J. Vance. %, 1898 @
st NV. the Rev; J. J: oueally.
Clarence A. Beck. -. zoos Columbia I'd.
William D. Dunno. 33. Hotel Harrington,
and Edna Auber, %, New YORK CITY;
the Rev James E Cowhig,
John F. Ramey. % and Esther G. Leach
man. p: both of Alexandria. Va; the
OTIS H. ASHLEY si;a ouantico; Va, and
judge Robert E. Msttinely.
Edith B. CLARK. "a. 1904 st. Sc; the
RoFer Fhogss staey s sooFds Tsrentum. Pa. and
port, Pa; the Rev. Edward E Richard
son.
Frank 4 & Hashey y,,S;, 70; 1894 10Th St. ~
Adrian iis' E e Fsrrail. 80. Hushesville. Md,
NV: the Rev. Walter F Cunninsham.
Milton NJ Ashley. jr. %. Warrenton: Va.
and Dorothy c: Smith 10 lS44 Co
Cecil G. Mcconchie "a Remington. Va,
and Virginia c. Thayer, % Jenerson-
TOR, ton Va: the Rey John E Briggs
EaE Doris ra'Rs WOOD 7oS S'h 18th ST St. ne aeG
The Rev. J. c. Ball.
ave. ne: the Rev J. H, Jennagin.
AHard and Pearl pi Powell. 3's SO. JIG st. NV;
the Rev. Freeley Rohrer.
Edward Tompkins. 81. and Ruth N. Hin
ton. 26, both of Richmond. Va. the
Rev. J. Edward Graham.
Evening star., 1940-10-22

Leroy Clarke IS, 1444 W St NV. and
Bernie 3 r y, N. Scott; =. &p Isl5 Vernon st.
George W. Bryan. 20, 1914 r st. NV.
and Hilda NJ. Green. Bryn Mawr, Pa;
the Rev Stephen G. Spottswood
Harold Brown. 21r-1OS Florida ave. NV.
@ court nun NV the ssNs Re1 W. w. west9ay eaq SeeVes
Harry E. Frazier. 80. I'll Delaware ave.
s;w., and Edith Matthews. 80. IO2 NJ
st. s.w.: the Rev. Harry s. johnson
Anthony Thurston, 23. 1925 Swami ST..
and Rose L Thompson. ~ 1928 lst
st. NV: the Rev. Grover L. Davis
Edward J Calvin. Il. 1437 Morse st. ne,
and Aundree L. Estep, Is, 7O4 18th
st. ne; the Rev James A. Garfield
cushheIt r. Train. -, 3915 Q St. and
eTcie The Rev sheSss eSsres T Glean hnl0rama
Earl g, Patterson. 3@, 192O 6 st. Sc,
and Hazel B. Patterson. 80. Ashland,
John N.Y. C. !nf Hist KeV e s and sanss msry Conner
81 both of Shenandoah. Va: the Rev
Carl E. Eastman. 36. and Thelma NJ. Fite.
a. both OF Syracuse, N. Y: Judge
NJ, Robert E Msttinsly
st snd sec !ossRePs sRe Rev EdRe Rfssf Lucket L" sis
Henry E Raemsch, "a and Dorothy
Hamill' EI;anill Is: both Of 39s5 NJ st. NV
William G Johnson. %, and Lorraine L
NJ, Kaufman. -. both OF New York
City: Judge Robert E. Mattinely.
Oscar G Owen. 81. 27Ql Conn. ave. NV.
and Edna r. Campbell. 25. 264a Wood
ley I'd NV; the Rev. Albert McCart-
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Nancy Davis 73. $3.50 4th st. NV.
David z. Morris, II. 1850 Wisconsin ave.
Abner F. NARROW. 6S, st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
Mary A. Montavon. 6s Providence Hos
pital
Charles r. Reed. 65. Garfield Memorial
Hospital
Archibald D. Monteath. 81, 1725 nth
st. NV
Henry HoefIken. so. Sibley Memorial Hos
pital
Lucille M. Swami, 81. 4O19 Illinois ave.
Laura E. Van Dell, 40. C. and o. Canal.
Thomas L. Fletcher. 80, 1926 5th st. ne.
Florence c.. Syme. 35. 1925 10th st. NV.
Infant Bonifant, Children's Hospital.
Infant Rollins, GEORGETOWN University
Hospital
Frank Thomas. So. Home for Aged and
Inflrm.
James H. Brawner. g.. 45O4 Douglas St.
ne.
Annie Taylor. So, Emergency Hospital
Elizabeth Coleman, 54 1017 New jersey
Infant Kia. Casualty Hospital
Evening star., 1940-10-22

Richard W. Swain. 90. and F. Faye shad-
wick, 20, both of Washington.
Philip Jackson, 26, and Emma E. Keith.
}3, both Of Kensington. Md.
Kermit L. Bradshaw, 20. and Ida Z.
Clark, 81, both Of Washington
George C. Bailey. 20. and Mary E. Kraft
23. both of Baltimore
Joseph. s. Baker, %. and Ada R. Burstein
27, both Of Washington.
Evening star., 1940-10-22

honey" soon became occupied by
traps, set at such unexpected places,
though with such tempting bait!
Life now became complicated. A far
cry from the old days, when cactus
and yucca seeds. with the rich, oily
seeds of wild sunflowers and their
kin and green vegetation satisfied
their needs.
These small ground squirrels are
typical of the deserts. They love the
Evening star., 1940-10-22
Births Reported

Allan and Margaret Boose. boy.
Joseph and Mabel Chabbott, girl
ConceZio and Mary D'Andrea, boy.
.Ionn and Henrietta Keller. girl.
Daniel and Louella Monaco, boy.
Neil and Dorothy O'Brien. boy.
Milton and Jessie Holmes. girl.
Harry and Willie Orendofi, girl.
Evening star., 1940-10-22
Deaths Reported

Mary Capers. "a. 2727 Adams Mil road
John W. Fraber. So 222 Rhode Island
Sarah T Emory. s3-12l3 18th st. NV.
Anne NJ. Hickey 50, 1888 ST. Sc
Frank A. lBerlsge, so, U. S. Soldiers Home
Hospital
Abraham l. Brown. 7s. 1911 Decatur st.
Edward v. Conner II, 1908 South Caro-
line ave. Sc.
William W. Jolliffe. "A. Sbley Memorial
Hospital.
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LOST

BEAGLE HOUND. small male. black. white
and tan spotted: vic. Potomac, Md. Nd.
tag 1907. Notify Ben A Buscher, EN-
o060. or Jacob Scharf, Rockville 479-W.
S5 reward.
BOSTON TERRIER, last Sat, answers
Ginnis. 1919 K St NV. NE. O502 22'
CHESAPEAKE BAY PUPPY. brown long
lev 3760.
COSTUME BRACELET. colored stones;
NV. section. Reward Call Dupont 5l66.
DIAMOND RING lady's, yellow gold Re-
ward Phone DU. 1000, Extension 1923.
DOG, small brown. part spaniel; lost Sun
DAY in Wesley Heights. Reward. Call
ENGLISH 1;StiII SCI SETTER E male white black
Georgia 1232. Reward
PIN. monogram ct M s. locket attached,
mothers picture inset: between Shoreham
Hotel and Sanitary grocery on Conn. ave
or oath st Liberal reward. Call Mrs. T.
M. Shea. Shoreham Hotel.
PoCKETBOOK. blue pieskin: keys, identif-
eaton eaton cards and glasses: IN, IN Knsman
license; neighborhood l4th and Iris NV.
Reward. GE. 9057.
SCOTCH TERRIER. black. District 1870
Bethesda. Nd M Rev reward Sh Gi'toF cs AD 4iff tIf
SETTER DOG, white liver ticked collar
Terry Crsbbe. MAGNOLIA, N c Toms
River. j." Reward TIE. 1860.
WATCH; lady,s, yellow, gold: Jules Jurgen-
WRIST WATCH. LADY Eigin- white gold
initiated e. NJ B" little girls treasured
gift Reward WI 499O-J
Evening star., 1940-10-22
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

AGENTS to sell Christmas cards personal
and box cards Big profits Garrison S
Toy Co., 1915 Z St NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced in hair
cutting and hair styling: interesting Salary
Llllias 1860 Columbia I'd. NV. Adams
COUPLE. good cook. ghw chauffeur and
general handy man: live in: pvt. rm. with
bath. $50 mo. 3215 Chesapeake St NV
MAN AND WIFE. colored. live in, exp
houseman, drive; waitress and maid. Call
Hobart S4S3 for appointment
Evening star., 1940-10-22

DEATH NOTICES-$125 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less; 15c per
line for additional lines.
Business cards under Special No
tees and all advertisements under
Personal SC per line additional
Business advertisements under Sit
uations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
The Star is the great want Ad"
medium Of Washington, and the rates
charged are far lower than those of
newspapers in other large cities. Moth
ing is so cheap considering the results
obtained.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES

S0C0J AOVeOISeHS
Three Lines (MinImum)
time 23c line ne$ 5 SO
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the sec
ond insertion
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
3 lines, / time, zoe line---- s so
3 lines, 2 times, 18c line--- 1.08
3 lines, times, 15c une-- 135
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HELP MEN.
fCnnttV1rrad

MAN, willing worker. fair education. own
or able TO drive light car. TO call On, resu-
lar customers for local co. in Arlington.
Va Write Box 209-V, Star.
MAN. young. desirous of a permanent sales
position with well-established firm; SAL
airy, comm, car allowance. Call N. II.
Smith. Ma 1864, after pm. 23-
MAN-Responsible financial house has
or high school education required: age
% or over; remuneration discussed at
time of interview. Phone Republic 1851.
Nan Nan young ever for general Ns
2219 5th st. ne, after 4 pm.
MEN . pref married for taxi drivers.
Men who know Takoma PIX. sH. 1900.
MEN ambitious young men with some
sales ability: earnings definitely above
the average Apply Rm. 70s. 1888 G St.
MEN. ?. for telephone appointment work:
preter men having unlimited phone in
nome Gail Hobart s045 for information.
MEN WANTED. selling and collecting col
ored accounts; excellent possibilities for
fenabie zen men. Call Friday am, 7l9
MEN (22. with sales personality, to sell
new residential property in exclusive Wesley
Heights and Spring Valley. Leads fur
W: {. & A. N MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
ll19 18th st. NV District 4464
OIL BURNER serviceman, experienced.
apply Independent Oil Co, Arlington. Va.
Chestnut 5000. Mr.. Jameson.
PAINTERS wanted. Apply I'LL Buchanan
PAiNTERS-Apply Economy Siding 4
ROOFING Co, 203l Rhode Island ave. ne.
need apply Caii Warfeid 4o33. ' oAef
PHOTO COUPON statesmen: new studio
means new. territory with new opportuni-
t!eS. LorStan Studios. 1929 ST. NV
PLASTERERs wanted. Call Taylor O230.
pORTER pls R. colored: experienced. night
Apply 73S sth st NV
RADIO APPLIANCE SALESMAN, to work
on hoor: must be experienced and have
ington's most beautiful appliance store,
6119 Georgia ave
RADIO sERvICEMEN for part-time work,
6jo roIorp D n, must be exp on outside calls.
colony Radio, 81 10 Georgia ave.
REFRIGERATOR serviceman. experienced:
STEADY position all year. See Mr. Kennedy,
service mgr. Atlas. 921 G ST. NV
SALESMAN. to solicit business in motor
Iria1inispoTtatlon ui1iiSo RI ion VIII TEACH proper party
SERVICE STATION attendant. experienced;
nuSt also be experienced in fabrication
work. Apply 712 9th st. NV.
sFnsE;d sHGEf M METAL mechanics and helpers.
martin Bros, RoSslyn Va
t-'b A4ND ItOCFlNG APPLlCATORS-
experienced. Economy Siding & Roofing
CO. 2O3l Rhode Island ave ne
TAILORING SALESMAN, made to meas
ufe; comm, s. TO $3.50. A. Turner, 1903
Kenyon st. NV, after pm
TIMER, must have tools; steady work
Apply rederal Contracting Co., Inc, al5
New York ave NV
CREDIT MANAGER for jewe!ry store:
must be local man with installment expe-
renee: exceptional opportunity for young
man Wlllllg TO work hard. oil
contain complete information for past
years; including salary received Your
appncatlon will be held in strict con-
loence Box 225-V, Star
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEED 5O-75 trained workers DAILY for
current openings-good pay.
SECRETARIES a., 1920 daily. expr.
and beginners See Miss Young
TYPISTS, bookkeepers, clerks, etc. %.
See Miss Knight Room cobb.
STENOGRAPHERS tmD. typist, account
ants, bookkeepers, need 10-15 daily. expr.
and beginners Miss Day. Rm POI
Statesmen, technical men. craftsmen, or.
and col. men, investigators (mD. Mr..
Byrd Rm 201.
Gas station attendants mechanics, ero-
Gerry clerks, store, meat cutters etc. Miss
Fox Rm eli.
Hotel. drugstore help, nurses. hostess
(male and female). Miss East Rm. 203.
No charge unless placed. Registration
is for 10 days. Call in today.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
Est
Evening star., 1940-10-22
WHITE MEN
MANAGERS ASSISTANT
WANTED.

oys- ls years of age and older with
3icyCleSt pleasant work. good salary. See
ny DAVIS l4:0 N Y. ave.
MAN want neat-appearing, ambitious
man over %, seriously looking for a pood
STEADY lob and willing 10 work if he gets
II, must nave car. good references Apply
femp!oyment office, 9TH floor, a. 10 a m.
Evening star., 1940-10-22
4 COLORED MEN

TO serve, regular customers; good appear
ance ana references required Active men,
age 20 TO TO. earn while you learn. earn
ihsS start at once $50 to S35 weekly:
business under race management Apply
9 70 II "Wednesday 1Rn2 3 81 N u. |
Evening star., 1940-10-22
HELP WANTED.

SEE MISS KNIGHT.
Cashier-typist, small loan company:
salary. $50 mo.
Research clerk college grad, pref. Latin
American; salary. S30-S40 wk
SEE MISS YOUNG
Stenog. for hotel manager, under 80;
salary open
Stenog, read and write Spanish: salary,
S25 wk.
SEE MR. BYRD
once manager. under 40, for small
dairy: salary open.
Dealer-repr for auto finance CO., under
35: salary open.
Hotel auditor. night transcript; salary
open.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
Evening star., 1940-10-22
THE PALAIS ROYAL.

JUNIOR DRUG CLERKS
- for full and part time Jobs. expert
night work Apply D m to . pm Giant
Food Shopping Center s45 BladenSburg