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LOST.

IOSI.
A o PI SORORITY PIN, lost at Jellefs
name on back. GE. 0256. Reward 20
BOSTON TERRIER, last Sat, answers
name Beautiful Notify Alice NJ Mac
Ginnis. 1919 K St NV ME. o5o?. ""'
CHESAPEAKE BAY PUPPY. brown. long
ears. :. months old, Reward. Woodley 300.
DOG, October Is; Chihuahua, male, Ii. ut
brown. curled tail. Answers to Oh GO '
Reward 1919 Jonqull st. n W. RA. 4176
GLASSES. sold-rimmcd bitocals. with
name Archie Engel" IN case: Saturday,
reward Warfield 65S6.
GLASSES. light brown shell rims. bright
red case; lost near 3oth ard @ ". or Sth
and D NV. reward. Mrs. C. R. Train.
vicinity 200 blk. Wisconsin ave; reward.
Emerson 5s19.
GLASSES gold-rim. in -shinn case
Raws9d 81 quincy st NV Apt. l'I' after ? s6. m
LOST IN VICINITY Of Woodward &
Lothrop, black z'pper bas. soclrItv card,
money and scissors; reward DE 62@l
cCoTCH, TERRIER; black male. answers
10 Sandy: reward Call Hobart 0:i7@
SILVER CHAIN and engraved pendant, in
heirloom; reward Box 65-X. Star
TERRIER, white male resembles scotry:
strayed from 1909 Franklin S.. ne. Re
ward. Michigan 49lO
WALLET. brown pIRskln. lost 18th, con-
tainIns cards. receipts and So currency; :;
Garlnckels. Star Building, Easi Capitol
and Bird SIS. ne. Reward. Henry D.
Fruit, "26 East Capitol st. 90
WATCH. lady's, white gold. Swiss. M F
w" between 18th and Conn. to Little
Thester. Reward HO. 3laS, after Il p N.
WIRE FOX TERRIER. male, mos white
with black ears: Rags" 4340 32nd st.,
Nj. Rainier. Md. Reward VA. 14O7.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER. female "Tippy":
reward. .2l S. Wayne St. Arl.. Va. Chest
nut S5O4
WRIST WATCH. lady'S, Hamilton. yellow
gold: on Oct IA, vicinity Of or m Wood
ward & Lothrops: reward. Call GE @SI1.
WRIST WATCH lady's. small gold Hamil-
ton; vic. l4th and stS Sw Reward
Adams OoO3-M
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apparently convert the dead bodies
into oil
Some scientists have expressed the
belief that Oil is being formed per-
hapS faster than mar is pumping it
out Of the earth.
DlatomS, together with green or
blue-green algae, the plants which
give sea water its greenish tint. and
dlnofagellateS, which are ugly-look-
ing little vegetables. constitute the
oceans variable but always gigantic
pasturage crop. This is the feed
of whales and other sea grazers.
Source of Glycerin.
These and other small plant and
animal organisms which drift pas
sively make up the great category
of sea life called plankton
DR.. Trevor Kincaid, University of
Washington zoologiSt, reports plank
ton grows so profusely that man
never could exhaust the supply. He
has developed a method which he
says would make plankton fishing
practicable as a short cut to glycer-
in production. He would take the
glycerin direct from plankton in
stead Of from whales, the present
major source. Glycerin is used to
make explosives, soap and many
other things.
In spite of its prodigal wealth in
living and inanimate things the sea
also is great arena of death. Fish,
plants, bacteria in prodigious num-
bers are constantly starving or per-
ishing from some other adversely.
For lack of a dining table some
tiny creatures may be unable to
eat the plentiful food in ocean water,
DR.. zobell reported. These organ
iSms must have a solid surface on
which to pre-digest their food, 9TH
erwise it may drift away as soon as
it is broken down and ready for
consumption.
Wholesale destruction keeps the
sardine from overpopulating his
share of the ocean. A Federal-State
survey off California showed his in
FAINT mortality rate at better than 80
per cent, yet he manages to win
the battle for existence by rampant
multiplication.
Sardines Prolific.
In a 2,000-square- mile area the
biologists found sardines were
spawning 1880, 900 100000 eggs every
three days during a 9O-day period,
making total deposit of 131 400
900, 100000 eggs. Two weeks later
only one-tenth that number were
found in the Matching process. The
experts concluded the food supply
either failed to develop at the crit
ical time or drifted away from the
embryos.
In Baltimore DR.. S. o. Mast and
DR.. D. M. Pace have demonstrated
the ability of the chilomonad para
mecium, a tiny water animal, to
convert inorganic chemicals such as
water, carbon dioxide, nitrogen and
sulphur into fats and starch.
Plants can do this with the aid of
sunshine and chlorophyll But the
chilomonad uses no chlorophyll and
therefore may live independently of
plant life. He is so prolific, DR.. Mast
reported, that in 25 days he could
produce 100000, 900, 900 900, ,O0O, ,OOO,-
600 descendants, which in turn could
turn out 10 tons of starch and 20
tons of fat for every person in the
United States.
Since the waters do not contain
great quantities of starch or fat, it
appears the chilomonad may be up
against an even more destructive
reaper than the sardine.
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FOUND.

GOLD-PLATED WEDDING RING inscrip-
tion on band; found vicln,ty 35th and
Porter SITS. NV Woodlev 81 81
SMALL GOLD LOCKET. for information
call District 3d0G
PLEASE report all cases Of cruelty to
animals 10 the WASHINGTON Humane So
ciety. l23l New York ave NV Telephone
MA 2S46. TIE only society 81 the DIS
trlc' of Columbia having au hority 20 in
veSuEate cruelty complaints anG initiate
lrnSecutinrs
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Sponish Glasses to Open

The Community Center and the
Fairgrounds Department will spon-
sor fall Spanish classes beginning
tomorrow at tbs pm. at the Thom-
son School, Twelfth and L streets
NV.
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HELP MEN.

nElP MEN.
ACCOUNTANT. C P. A. Office. Give full
particulars regarding education and all
bookkeepng and account1ng experience:
position Box 9s-V. V Star. ~ '"A''@"'
ADVERTISING MANAGER with auto; ex-
perlence small-tovn newspaper desirable;
excellent opportunity. Write Box 15g-X
Star.
AAI1R-coNDITIoN1NG A1 MECHANICS and
ASSISTANT LOAN MANAGER small loan
company; good opportunity; auto necessary,
Salary and expenses Reply own hand
writing, state age, salary expected, educa-
ton and experience. Replies held in strict
confidence. Box 11G-X. Star.
building ,superintendent in iarse Washine-
ton hotel State auaIifications and back
which will be held in strictest confidence
Our employees know Of this advertisement
Box 17lX. Star.
ASSISTANT MANAGER INVESTIGATOR
for personal finance office. Prefer young
ment office in licensed small loan office
Apply State Finance Co. 10th and H
SITS NV.
BooKKEEPER-st R-stenographer, gentle; per-
manent; give all qualifying information
Box 2:3V. Star.
BOY, white. for storeroom in large cafe
terra; prefer grocery store experience.
ton Restaurant Association, Star Build ng,
Room 4O4.
BOY, white not over is. to work from 6
a m. to p.m. five days week; newsstand
Government bldg; references Apply BOX
BOY to work in grocery meat market: ex-
perienced must have drivers permit 1905
4th st. NV. ME. 7453.
BOY. office work. with good chance ad-
y,anceement ,,ane living at home preferred; re-
liable established business; $50. 90 month
to start In reply give age, schooling. ex-
perience. if any religion, two references.
BOY, white 1s to 90. to clerk and deliver
In a,,I grocery I, y store: honest; ambitious and
reliable. Call Sunday after IL noon. 344
sth st. ne. No phone calls
BRICKLAYERS. s. colored. Powhatan st.
and Bashford lane, Alexandria. Va.
BUTCHER AND DRIVER experienced
Must have references. Apply No. l Kennedy
st. NV.
es SosEd of ve al wsF VICTIMS tools Nasd
Immediately. Box ok. Star.
CARPENTERS HELPERS with . years ex-
perience. Apply Pohatan st. and Bashford
I'd, Alexandria, Va.
COAL CLERK-Good opportunity and per-
Z nd yad
experience desirable State qualifications
and local references. Box 2l0-V Star.
COLLECTOR, with car, for small monthly
accounts. "19 Stewart Blds.' 9th and D.
COLLECTOR. with sales ability. on estab-
lished routes. Salary plus liberal COM
mission. Apply Mr.. Adams, 1911 r. l.
ave. ne.
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER, some archi-
complete supervision Of reinforced concrete
vsneement. Box 5I-x. Star.
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.
(Captipnad

WANTED several refined people over q
with talent for drama or singing for prof.
stage. Exp. preferred. Those without
viii be coached for small fee, Eve. re-
hearsals and presentations will not in
terfere with your days. co. 5000, Suite
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SAlESWOMEN.

statesmen with car-NEW PATENTED
AUTO ACCESSORY. Every motorist wants
one on sight. Not sold in stores. Big cash
profits daily. Leon Mayer. Pres. 500 N.
per-quallty personal cards at LOWEST
PRICES Fast sales-biz earnings! Also
de luxe personals. stationery. s magni-
fcient box assortm ents 100, profits
SAMPLES FREE Wallace Brown, 2@5
Fifth ave, Dept. 12Su7. New York,
CHRISTMAS CARDS. 80 for 81 with name.
80 sensational. exclusive designs: fast-sel.-
ing box assortments. Profits everywhere,
without exper.; samples free. Noel Studios,
8 E. 26th. Dept. Sgl2. New York.
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HELP MEN.

MEAT CUTTERS-Six ex-
perienced, young men pre-
ferred. Give age, experience
and last employer. Box
129-X, Star.
MARRIED MAN, for laundry
curb service and general Of
flee work. Between the ages
of Is and 40. Apply Box
72-V, Star.
LOCAL department store re-
quires the services of an ex-
perienced engraver for i'm
mediate employment. Give
full information as to past
experience, age and type of
work, in application. This is
an excellent position for per-
son qualified. Box Civ, Star.
RADIO SERVICEMEN
need several exp. servicemen
for outside work and bench
work; our salaries are tops
in town, and the work is
steady. Ask for Mr.. Beck.
Georges Radio Co., 3107 M
st. NV.
RADIO REPAIRMAN,
Young man with general
knowledge of radio repair
work. Must have car. Apply
Lansburgh'S Service Build
ing, South Capitol and P SITS.
S.W., Monday, 9 to 11::30 AM.
YOUNG MAN
About IS years old for general
office work in a high-class
store. Must be capable of
meeting the public with as
Surance. State age and eX-
perience. Box 35-V, Star.
DRIVERS AND HELPERS,
COLORED. ABLE TO HAN
DIE LARGE FURNITURE
TRUCK, MAKING DELIV-
ERIES; MUST BE COMPE-
TENT AND NOT AFRAID
OF HARD WORK: GOOD
SALARY AND SPLENDID
OPPORTUNITY. REPLY,
STATING AGE. EXPERT
ENCE AND TELEPHONE
NUMBER. BOX 141-V, STAR.
statesmen. FOR OUTSIDE
WORK, TO FOLLOW LEADS
SELLING RADIOS AND
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES.
GU ARAN TEED SALARY
PLUS A GOOD COMMIS-
SION. STEADY EMPLOY
MENT ALL YEAR AROUND.
ASK FOR MR.. SPECTOR,
GEORGES RADIO CO., 31O7
M ST. NV.
ELECTRICIANS, experienced
on D. c. code; must have car
and tools; steady work and
good wages to the right men.
Give age, experience, in de-
tail, and employers for the
last 5 years. Box 180-V, Star.
LARGE RETAIL STORE
WANTS MAN, THOROUGH
LY EXPERIENCED IN COL
LECTION WORK, TO DO
VARIOUS TYPES OF WORK;
MUST BE OVER 80 YEARS
OLD AND WILLING TO
WORK. PERMANENT POSI-
TION FOR RIGHT PARTY.
REPLY TO BOX 18-V. STAR,
STATING AGE, EXPERI-
ENCE AND GENE ERAL
QUALIFICATIONS.
MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR,
experienced, familiar with
type setting and composition,
for multigraph machines.
Male. 18 years of age or over.
STEAM ENGINEER. 3rd-
class license required; night
work; permanent.
SODA DISPENSERS. male,
Is to Is years of age. Chance
for advancement. Experience
unnecessary. Apply in per-
son between hours of 9 am.
and noon daily. Employment
Departm ent, PEOPLES
DRUG STORES, INC, II P
st. ne, Washington.
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AGENTS..

BARGAINS-lOo Blades. 25c: Shoelaces
gross, SOC. Dolls. each Csc; Fountain
Pens dozen. SI.3O. l.001 other items.
Catalog Worlds lowest price Wholesalers.
Mills Sales. 90l Broadway New York.
NEW POTATO PEELER-Sells like wild;
peelS, Shl eds slices, crates; saves hands.
time. food samples sent on trial: rush
rame KriStee p. Akron Ohio.
AMAZING INVENTION SELLS ITSELF:
BIG PROFITS ON CHRISTMAS SALES.
PHONE GE I239 SUNDAY AND EYES.
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SPARE-TIME WORK. evenings; good pay;
store 1919 St Sc

BUILD YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
Men and women agents want
ed, whole or part time. If you
can talk you can sell our big
value, sell-at-sight $40 annual
premium health and accident
policy. First year commission
and annual renewals thereafter,
offer best selling proposition of
the day. Address for full partic-
ulars P. o. Box 1928, Wash. D. c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
6eols contTssIed II1sI BY s ans one other than
I'd, North. Abingdon Va '''' 81. -"
PEARS. GOOD ONES FRESH FROM THE
trees, 5oc bushel. so Ridge I'd. sc. At
WANTED, $50 AM DAILY, TRANsPoR-
Pa. ave. NV. WO. 64O2
Padded vaG RATES NHT E3 Ak PoNP 2ssN
phone National 1850
Sits SITES : in CONGRESSIONAL Cemetery.
Very cheap. AID. 1871 for information.
WEAVING-LADIEs AND MEMS GAR
terations. E. WARGEN, 1920 NV, Apt.
INVALID ROLLING cHA1Rs-For rem, or
CO Ais 10th st NV NE = 1874 ''NN''
GOLDEN AND RED DELICIOUS APPLES.
ou., II 90 Up. Pure sweet cider. 20c gal.
Brlng containers. Take 21l to Centervlllf
TO LEWIS ORCHARDS
APPLES-sWEET CIDER
AT QUAINT ACRES.
Golden apples: fresh veeeta bles in variety
s1se5 shse5e26 S5rns 9s, CoiesVle pike Route No %
FURNACES,
Vacuum cleaned, $50; parts for every
furnace. This special includes cleaning
chimney, smoke pipe and puttyng up where
needed Call CARL ROBEY, Ii O150. -
PLAINFIELD ORCHARD.
w. w. Moore, Sandy Spring, Md.
Apples and Sweet Cider.
Out Georgia ave. 5 miles to Glenmont.
turn right on Route No. 81 3 miles.
Stanfleld Secretarial School.
Trial Examinations.
Alphabetical Card Punch
Operator.
Under Card Punch Operator.
Limited Supply.
Timed and Graded Reasonable Tuition.
1l0 l4th ST NV DI 1889.
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SAlESMEN.

FRANCHISE SALESMEN-Estabiish opera
tors coin-operated popcorn machine. pops
each bag separately; big comm. Write
ELECTROSERV, Peoria. Ill.
known manufacturer frequency modulation
radio set; Washington and surrounding
territory. Must De experienced and have
personal following among prominent deal
ers. Liberal commission. State lines pre-
ylously handled and important accounts
sold. Box 430-V. Star.
high-srade line embossed leatherette ar
ticles. Repeat business. Sales Kit free.
Commission. Harlich Co, 14l7-A Jack
son. Chicago.
SALESMAN with following to sell razor
SALES. Hixon. Rochester N. Y.
SALESMAN presently employed: looking
for advancement for floor and outside
contacts: building trades following pre-
ferred. Call Adams 1915 Monday for Ap-
SELL BUSINESS CARDS stationery. book
matches gummed tape. restaurant receSsi-
ties. salesbooks adv. specialties, pencils.
picture cards. Christmas cards; calendars.
portfolio free. DAVID LIONEL PRESS,
3l2HL So. Hamilton. Chicago.
TOOL SALESMEN-Yo can build your
own steady repeat business Expenses ana
profit Immediately. 5l2O So. Halsted. Chi
cago.
Man with car: route experienced pre-
ferred but not necessary to start. Raw
leighs. Dept DCJ-4-M Chester. Pa.
COOKWARE MEN
leading manufacturer of cold-rolled wa
teress aluminium utensils, has openings Tor
men who can sell and handle men. Perm,
exclusive territories. Direct sales eXper
helpful. Memberships avail TO exper. men
in home demonstration selling. Write The
KITCHEN CRAFT COMPANY, West Bend
Wisconsin IL
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MAN

Colorcd Small parcels Department stor.
experience preferred. nea' intelligent vel
recommended Report ready for work
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STEADY WORK-STEADY
PROGRESS.

In 1881, We moved to 500 Fifth ave-
taking & times as much office space as We
started within 1898. took over the next
floor, then spread over into other floors
In 1922. factory plant 537 feet long
at Old Greenwich. Conn. was acquired
added to freauently-1940 had grown
to 3 times its original floor space.
Why? Because of increased business
greater earnings by dealers who exclusively
have the rights to sell Electrolux products
We have splendid opportunities for a
limited number of additional men of high
character, ambition and sincerity. If you
come to us with good reputation and
good intentions, We will help you 20 make
money We have no room for wiShers; this
is genuine opportunity for workers.
If you are worker. ambitious an apt
learner, and if you can get along on
modest earnings, commission. thu first
month if necessary, while learning, come
in for personal interview with a company
executive You should come in at 10
O'Clock sharp Monday morning and. il
possible. come prepared to stay until .
o'clock. Come to Suite 205. Denrike Bids,
Vermont ave and X st. NV
Evening star., 1940-10-20

Being introduced for the First
Time in Washington this Week.
OUR NEW PRODUCT.
On basis of tests already completed In
number of States, We firmly believe
that this
Additional Great Value
Backed by Famous Name
At New Low Price
Challenging all Imitation
Will help many men 70 earn more money.
MEN.
Security of earnings opportunity Is
proved by record of progress. integrity
and success.
In 1921. We published an announcement
in New York parers. 1t stated, in part:
when. in addition TO the success quail
tiles of management in business par
comes a product which by its peculiar
qualities and revolutionary idea OF SER
ice. catches the imagination OF the public
AMI changes standards of value and ac-
complishment. an opportunity, 5 created.
This opportunity opens the door for i'm
mediate and permanent success to men
who possess Gales ability or who desire to
learn how to make money in sales work
and are willing to pay the price IN STUDY
and effort.
such condition and such on oppor-
tunity now exist on the new ElectrOuX
electrical speciality tnot refrlgeratlonl.
This much needed invention is changing
the course of an entire industry and has
approached markets Of any specially in
tho uOrld
Evening star., 1940-10-20

YOUNG MAN ASSISTANT
to Office manager; excellent
opportunity for promotion.
Eli Rubin Co., 718 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

Why not make use Of your free evenings
opportunity for permanent position. Car
essentla! Pleasing personality an asset.
Write for interview Box a4-V Star.
MEN. WILLING WORKERS.
ORDER DEPT OF A NATION-W WIDE
GROCERY COMPANY. AVERAGE SD so
WEEKLY TO START. PERCENTAGE AND
sONUS APPLY Q TO IL AM. 5l3 X
Evening star., 1940-10-20

Statesmen, 7 WO-
I want two good men TO work with me
in WashinRton ard vicinity. over 35 ac-
customed to 81 600 or II, 0GO yearly in
come Absolute integrity first requisite.
Must have personal force common sense
and sincerity: immediate earnings and
splendid opportunity for quick advancement Il
70 executive position with largest corpora
ton in its fed Basis draw agalls- earned
col1frrls- ion Must necessarily be finished
rirt-nowered salesman Contacts furnIshe q
for every call Fed training win sairs
MANAGER Sea Mr. NJ G Hall. Al Eyening
Gar R1Er Monday o." ~
Evening star., 1940-10-20

PASTRY COOK, experienced, pleasant sur
roundings. good salary and permanent con.
nection State fully experience. age and
name OF last employer. Give references.
BOX AK Star
Evening star., 1940-10-20
CLOTHING MAN.
COLLEGE STUDENTS.

Local branch OF national tailoring COM
pany needs good sa alesrlar, with or with
out experience IN THIS h"lo SplNnold op-
ro-tuolty Write BOX I,,B-X. Star.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

PROMOTERS. voluntary workers, etc. for
a catchy popular song entitled WENDELL
WILLKIE," for free distribution and now
ready to be sponsored by national and
city ORGANIZATIONS everywhere. Free copy.
Write Peoples Promotional Service, D. G..
or phone WO. Sb0%.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

INSURANCE CLERK familiar with and
capable quoting rates preferred; write FIRE
casualty policies. keep records. make
monthly reports; must be stenographer;
state experience. age, reference salary
expected permanent Box l64-X S'ar.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

HOUSEKEEPER, white. Catholic. modern
home: plain cooking. some laundry. charge
6-year boy during mothers absence. Box
l---V Star
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WHITE MEN,
An Outstanding Opportunity

An OuCSIdIiulIlS OppOl CliIllIy
To amhitious men who are willing to
apply themselves in dignified work that
will remunerate them far above the aver.
age Our proposition is revolutionary and
our sales vehicle enables many OF our men
to earn 500 per wk. or better The men
accepted must be mentally alert. neat ap-
pearing and able 70 furnish Al references.
Come in and talk with us. You may be
one of the men are looking for to start
on a very successful career. Apply Mon
day. New Colonial Hotel. 9TH and NJ SITS.
n W. 100 or 7:30 ONLY. Ask for Mr..
DayV
Evening star., 1940-10-20

LADIES-Chrlstma card salespeople show
quick money makers; personal Christmas
cards with name, so for 81 biz profits
samples FREE: super-value 1l-card asSor'-
ment. 81; stationery other tas' sellers.
Newton. Mass
Evening star., 1940-10-20

LADIES-Christmas cards. sell so assor--
ed, name imprinted 81: cost you 5uc, also
business greetings and calendars samples
frfn Dunbar. New BrNnSWlck. " j
Evening star., 1940-10-20

MEAT CUTTERS-Six ex-
perienced, young men pre-
ferred. Give age, experience
and last employer. Box
129-X. Star.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER, some archi-
tectural experience, capable of taking over
complete supervision Of reinforced concrete
construction; excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement. Box Six. Star.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

LADIES, young, with car. for door to door
lending library service very proflte be
commission basis: experienced preferred.
BOX NV. Star
Evening star., 1940-10-20

GRADUATE NURSE 30 TO rs years, for
institution work, s-hour duty: must he
healthy and strong. reference required: $50
Evening star., 1940-10-20

GIRL, white for general houSeTork; Hyo
in family OF two adults. child, 4 preff
girl interested in going several nights a
week TO high school or college satiSfactorv
salary Answer to include telephone or
address age, nationality and experience.
Box TX Star
Evening star., 1940-10-20
YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE
YOUNG

We prefer mature man That may NEAR
40 ~ or over for sales work. Don't be
afraid 20 answer If "~t have had somf
On comm.sSlon which should net you a
FOOD income Call at Room 2l2, 1905
e n
Evening star., 1940-10-20

30. permanent Apply between Q and 1
am. Monday, office Artcratt Footwear,
113l L 81. NV. Room No. =.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

SALESGIRLS-W need several girls 10
sell phonoeraph records. selling experience
required ASK for Mr.. Keller, Georges
Radio Co. Sl6 St. II W
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Attention. Govt EMPLOYEES.

How would YOU like to increase your IN
come So to S4n per wk? Can you work
from f to 9 pm. ) evenings a week? Are
you ambitious, energetic and willing to
learn? Do you own an uiomoblIe? II so,
Pos "
Evening star., 1940-10-20

INTERVIEWERS and dance INSTRUCTORS.
Salary plus commission. Hammond Dance
Studios 1888 u s. nv. Dt. 4NiS-
Evening star., 1940-10-20

HOUSEKEEPER. capable woman. for new
home suburban: - children. parents en-
ployed Call Wsrfeld 1864. ewes. after
Il all day Sun
Evening star., 1940-10-20
CHRISTMAS GARD sENsATIoN.

FASTEST- SELLING LINE.
For biggest profits sell Beauty Queen"
assortment p gorgeous Christmas cards.
81; you make soc; many other fast sellers,
amazing value personal Christmas cards
with name; low as so for 81; UP to 1000
profit; exper. unnec.; samples on approval.
Chiffon Greetings, 141 Essex, Dept. GA,
Boston. Mass.
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RADIO REPAIRMAN,

Young man with general
knowledge of radio repair
work. Must have car. Apply
Lansburgh'S Service Build
ing, South Capitol and P SITS.
S.W., Monday, 9 to 11::30 AM.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

GIRL white. general housework care q.
two children, live in So week. room ar
board. Call GE. 5737. time, to 8 m.
ons
Evening star., 1940-10-20

white, responsible. coop
,rative. = employed adults. Comfortable
home Refs. required. Box 1l-V. Star
Evening star., 1940-10-20

AGENTS and organizations-See our large
display of Christmas card box assortmentS.
personal cards and cheerful wrappinEs.
SOC commission. Esrls, Inc. 4l2 New
Jersey ave. NV
Evening star., 1940-10-20

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES who wish %
enlarge their income making appoint
ments for portrait studio evenings from
your own home unlimited telephone
necessary Box lgS-V Star
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