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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
By ELMER c. WALZER Ttynfted Pres6 Ffnanria1 EAffhrl

New York, Oct. 19.-(UP)- Stocks moved irregularly in quiet session today. Bonds were firm and small gains were noted in leading com modities.
 Leading stocks were marrow mov- CTS. Top Steels were steady to slightly lower. General Motors was steady and Chrysler easier. Utilities rails and coppers were narrowly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
SoUiets Holding
 Local Doctor As
 "War'' Prisoner

Mrs. Helen Devenis, formerly of this city, and her three chil- dren, refugees from Russian controlled sLithuania, are visit ing Mrs. Jacob Treciokas of OakviIle. She asked Congress man J. Joseph Smith and the State Department for aid in securing the release of Ter hus- band, Dr. Michael Devenis, who has been held prisoner since last July.
 The Russian invaders seized all the family's possessions, Mrs. Devenis said, and made her husband prisoner without preferring any charges against him.
 Mrs. Devenis and her chiI- dren arrived in this country after a lengthy and arduous journey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
Valve Blows Up!

The safety valve on an over- heated furnace in a house at 72 Hensdale avenue blew off today, frightening a resident who called fire headquarters.
 Four companies of apparatus were sent to the scene. There was no fire, however, only escaping steam.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
NEW DEAL FAILS
 BADLY = STASSEN

St. Joseph. Mo, Oct. 19.-(UP)-- Gov. Harold E. Stassen of Minne- soSa. charged last night in a speech supporting the candidacy of Wen- dell L. Willkie, that the New Deal had '.failed tragically" in increas- ing defense production, in keeping America out of European affairs, in developing more jobs, in maintain- ing sound financial foundation, in restoring confidence. in uniting the people.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
REPUBLICAN, PARTY
 INACTIVE - McNUTT

Rock Island, Ill, Oct. l9-(UP)- The New Deals record of prompt, effective action" qualities it for leadership in dangerous era, Fed- erai Security Administrator Paul V. McNutt said in a political speech last night. The Republican party, he said. was one of talk and maction."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19

and walgreen, 1A0O at 20 un- changed.
 Pure oil equaled It's low where 1t closed yesterday at eM. Other oil shares were slightly lower. SteeIs were steady, motors easier and util- ities mixed. Railroad issues were dormant.
 U. s. Steel opened at 61h up 1-e; General Electric 341a up 1-8; Chrys- Ter 80% of 1-8; American Tele- phone 165 up h; U. s. Rubber 20 5-8 of 1-8; Consolidated Edison 25% oil 1-8; Loew's 27 up 1-4: and Union Carbide 73% of M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
Secretary

Miss Hilda Bencivenga, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Giro Benci- venga of 709 North Main street, Waterbury, has been elected secre- tary of the freshman medical class at Middlesex University, Waltham, Mass. Miss Bencivenga received her B. A. degree from Alberta Magnus College, New Hav- en, before entering Middlesex University, where she is taking a course leading to the M. D. de- gree.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
Awaiting Call

Twenty-six Waterbury nurses, all members of the Red Cross Nursing corps, are subject to call for service with the regular U. s. Army. According to Washington information, at least 4,000 mem- bers of the organization will be called for service before July 1.
 Although there are 67 registered nurses in Waterbury who are members of the Red Cross nurs- ing reserve, only 26 are mem- bers of the first" reserve, and are subject to call.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
Quick Service

Bremen didn't have to do much to put out this fire last night.
 The alarm came from across. the street from Field street head quarters. Scarcely had the fire men moved to answer the call, when a flaming living room chair was tossed out the third floor window. The firemen dOused it with water, and returned to their station.
 Mrs. Catherine Morgan, owner of the chair, said the blaze started from a cigaret butt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19

The auxiliary of the Italian American Democratic Club of Waterbury will be addressed Tues day night by John Membrino, Democratic candidate for state representative, and Rep. Daniel Mahaney, who seeks reelection.
 The talks will be given at 800 o'clock, following the regular meet ing of the club at the Hotel El- ton.
 After the speeches there will be a Halloween party, arranged by committee consisting of Mrs. William MeSSers, chairman; and Mrs. Phyllis Santor0, Mrs. Louise Caput0, and Mrs. Louise Chieffo.
 President Anna Hadden will preside at the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
KILLED BY TRUCK

Sterling. Mass. Oct, 19.-(Up)- Francis Sullivan, 27, and George Turnhull, 8. both of Worcester. were killed yesterday when struck by q truck while changing a tire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
Bridge on Fire

A fire on the Baldwin Street Bridge was put out by an alert policeman last night. Noticing the fire, the policeman rushed to a nearby store, grabbed g pail of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
SPORT AMBASSADORS

To further cement friendly rela- tions with her Southern neighbors, the United States will send team of tennis players to Mexico for a sexieS of matcheS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
Hospital
 Bulletins

Daniel Waiculonis, 19, of 125 Congress avenue, who was acci- dentaly shot in the right foot by a friend while target practicing in Middlebury yesterday, was re- ported in good condition today at the Waterbury hospital.
 Carmine Gaetano, 8, of 16 Haw- thorne avenue. who suffered a fractured right leg when struck by . car on Avon avenue yester- day, was reported Fairly c0m- fortable" at St. Mary's hospital
 At the Waterbury hospital, An- thOny Belnici:, 62, of Oakville. a farm hand who was gored by a bun Thursday in Oakville, was re- ported in "fair" condition.
 Edward Gir0ux, 3S, of IS East Dover street, whose wrist was ac- cidentally cut when ne fell on broken glass Thursday, was re- ported in good" condition at st. Mary's.
 Frank Colozzo, 55, of lO2 Charles street, who was struck by an automobile on Baldwin street last night, was reported in fair condi- ton at St. Mary's where he is be- ing treated for a broken left shoulder and other injuries.
 The driver of the car, Leroy Taylor, 21 of Sunnyside avenue, Oakville, was charged with reck- less driving.
 MichaIe Damic0, 40, of SS7 South Main stret, who was hit by a car as he crossed Freight street last night, was reported in good" condition at the Waterbury hos pitaL The driver of the car was Robert E. vogelsang, 26, of 1O4 WOOdside avenue, police said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
- SPOTLIGHTTNG Brass City News

water, and doused the shoulder ing blanks.
 The fire was caused by a cigaret butt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19

30 90 IS
 Indus. R. R. Util. II 4. M. ....... l32.3s 2B.el 22.2O NEW YORK CURB MARKET Cities Services SIS Elec. Bond @ Share 6 6 Niagara Hudson Pwr. 45s 4ss United Gas IS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-19
CONNECTICUT SECURITIES
 The B. r. GriEsz CO
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS

PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
 Bid Asked Bridgeport Gas It Co.,. 34 37 Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. 37 40 Conn. Gas & Coke pfd. 38 Al Conn. It. & Power ..... 58 62 Conn. It. & Pow. 5h
 percent pfd. ...... .114 Connecticut Power Co.,. 50is 521s Hf,. Elect. It. Go. com. 67 69 Hid. Gas It. Go. com. 34 38 Illuminating Shares A.. 601s 621s New Haven Water Co.,. 7o South. N. E. Tel. Co. .16O 165
Evening star., 1940-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TABLES from s295: ACNE STORAGE
Xmas specials Wei be glad n,,IUa6 70 hold
eGsS rsS eoee tab ae9sdfny end nd fna
tables Bs ahd apPs soado "a 1rehsse fEess Rcn snaI
nss Phy nPhPEsnS GssS .oPaas apns
Ss% ,.'5ff 'sai si,i ssas 81 s RF5
ACME s NV M9ya oS5 oFsaH 6sEs tfti s6h ps'h
TRo3MyBoNEs-we. 3 have about l5 ,s99od good
used instruments of the better makes priced
4aa iGm ss Rs e s4S i n Sfrs T. eay ade Of TIE th
biocK oPEN EvENiNGs. .NN :
IRUMPETs-speeial Xmas sale of used In
struments. sl5 up; such makes as Sargent;
corner. corner 18Th i' and ad's q SITS. oPEH EvENfSGs
TRUMPETs AND CoRNETs-visit our
store for values in Used instruments, Good
Kits. 1870 6 ST. OPEN EVENINGS.
TYPEwRITERs-sav money. trade-ins on
the new Corona portable, 81 weekly; Un-
smS ec sig 30 n, RSsss fSSsG M 3
SUM- soa iSt6. SiS Rssubc Rss 81 '0qay oai4 MAopNND
TYPEWRITERs- $500: Under
wood No. o; s2i 30 guaranteed. Other
DafRalnS. DlSlrlCt typewriter CO.. III.
6277. 1885 Eye, corner 18th.
TYPEWRITERS-Bu a portable type
writer this Xmas. Corona dealer. 81 per
week Many bargains n USED typswglIsrS lie,
CO. Republic O234, s00 18th NV. ls'
TYPEWRITERs- portables, ST per
wk; rebuilt typewriters. very reas.: rentals.
s3 mo CSapitol Jypegriler Co, l409 Eye
TYPEWRITER SALE. American co.---About
n at Including blRS
prices cut Y half away from high rent dis
l43f Capitol ST. Ii. 00S2.
yAGqYM y, ,S CLEANERS 511 S1 ALL STANDARD
as s695 We are one Of the oldest and
service companies in Washington
ELECTRICAL CENTER. -o
5l4 10th 81. NV, National SS12.
EGREkA. $ %: EIECTRot6X, si6.35;
win a'' IsRsr' BEST BRAEps ffa sfs5 Go CO. ne" w.
sos 11th St NV. National 7773. 50
VACUUM CLEANERS-G. E Hoover. Eu-
reka. Royal Premier. Duplex. rebuilt Ike
new, Tyr, guarantee. J. C. Harding Co..
5l7 10th 81. NV.
VIOLINS-Good used instruments, com
plete with bow and case, from $40 up. Ma
4730. kits, 1880 G ST. Open evenings
WAsHERsnssIe Of dissontinuee eodl moasls sS
$50: Apex. $50; all sold complete with
lller hose pump. 10 DAYS TRIAL. Cal
Republic $50. Or buy for 81 weekly. The
Piano Shop, 10I5 1th st. NV. OPEN
EVENINGS
WASHERS prices on brand-new
standard makes of washing machines, IN
crates, at discounts Of more than 60fo Oh
list prices No down payment. Terms as
low as 81 weekly Liberal trade-in allow
ances.
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY,
WaShington's LARGEST Appliance House.
92I G s. NV. Entire Building.
District 3737 Open Ewes. Until P M.
WE SELL and install Latrobes. Coal range,
gas stove. Perfect condition. Rebuilt
c. A. Shughrue. Atlantic Ass.
WASHERS S-BRAND-NEW.
All standard makes in oEiginal factory
crates at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Big trade-in allowance Easy terms. Can
pay with your light bill. Also rebuilt
washers as low as S1295 WE ARE Az,
THORIZED SALES AND SERVICE FOR
BENDIx, MAYTAG. G. E, WESIING-
HOUSE. A B. c. AND THOR
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
514 10th ST NV Nationa! SS72
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Service Orders
ARMY.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.

Jacobson, Col: BENJAMIN l., from Panama
Canal to Governors Island.
AIR CORPS.
Edwards. II; Col: Idwal H. from wash
Smith. 1t, Col. Lewis H., from Santa Mon
lea to Fort Douglas,
Tonss To- to March Ga S0fseh FieId L. from 0A'A
shively. Maj James C.. from Wright Field
KoeniS, 1t. Col Theodore j., from Langley
Field to Washington,
weddinston. Mai. Leonard D., from Bir-
minsham to Hawaiian Department.
CORPS OF ENGINEERS.
Cana. 1t; Col. Frank W.. from Washing
ton to Fort Belvc.r.
- MEDICAL CORPS: .,.
provns ooands RaTd 70 Camp 10R Rodmsn
INFANTRY.
ton ton to Fort Bennine. " ~
soleyn Capt. Paul T., from Philippine
Meponald nineqS rrst St fGf' IL Henry s r from
Puerto Rica to Fort Huachuca.
Elliott. Capt. George E., from Hawaii to
Pearson, Pearson 'faI MAJ. HSi Frederick. from Fort Sam
- Houston to Omaha
kpaais Fo gpaFfan5a2R e9a hHqis T. from PHILADELPHIA
Koehler; Col qeorse R.: from Kansas City
Lanss HSea II ofo fSrTaS from 9rfS Minneapolis
10 mineral wells, IeXaS
Emery, Col. Ambrose r. from Penn State
College to Macon, Ga
etiekney, 1t. Col. Richard, from Phila-
delphia to Macon
Hearn. 1t. Col. Thomas G.. from Presidio
of San Francisco to Naciemento, Cauf.
Sampson. Col. Charles L.. from Corvallis
Brabson Col Fay w, from Rutgers Uni
versity to Mineral Waters.
saas{s sskson 1t to GS AS9n j. from Fort
CHAPLAIN CORPS.
Compton. Capt Earl d. from Fort Lewis
to Hawaiian Department,
CAVALRY
Barnhart 1t Col Frank H. from Cham
paign. Ill. to Fort Riley.
QUARTERMASTER CORPS.
Beggs. Capt. s. Edwin. from Panama Canal
to West Point.
Odeen, 1t. Col. Carl H.. from Panama
Canal to March Field.
jackson, 1t. Col. William j., from New
Orleans to Camp Livingston.
COAST ARTILLERY CORPS.
Naris, 1t. Col, from Cleveland to Fort
cravens, 1t. Col. William NJ. from sche-
nectady to Fort H. G. Wright.
Gillette, 1t, Col. Chauncey A. from jack
son, Miss. to Fort Moultrie.
Jones; II Col; Clifford r. from Atlanta
Hafer. 1t. Col Joseph B. from Columbia,
8. c.. to Fort Monroe.
Evening star., 1940-12-05
BuItic American Society

Music of Jan Sibelius, Finnish
composer, will be featured at a mu-
sicale and reception arranged by the
Baltic American Society at 8 pm
Sunday in Hotel 2400 Members of
the Latvian, Lithuanian and Fin
nish Legations are expected to at
tend, along with a number of Gov
ernment officials,
Evening star., 1940-12-05
NAVY.

BUREAU OF NAVIGATION
PlAnder 1t. Comdr Henry, from Navy
Department to yorktown. Va.
MEDICAL CORPS.
White, 1t Comdr. Samuel H, from Navy
Yard to Yorktown.
Keller, 1t. q. g. John H, from Norfolk
10 Destroyer Division 13.
Evening star., 1940-12-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DELICATESSEN. doing very profitable busi-
months. Albert H. Cohen, l042 N Irving
St.. Arlington. Va. CH. 1861. Res, WO.
LUCHEONETTE clean, attractive, new fix
office substation, which pays well A real
Takoma Park, Md. Box 39-C, Star.
national organization wants immediately
responsible men who have suitable truck or
can invest minimum 81 900 purchase new
provided; pay ali notes. expenses; good
livelihood excellent return investment: full
details on request; refs. Box 1857, Star.
GRoGERY MEATS I6ad corner store nice Iis:
low rent well equipped and stocked; price,
S2,450; terms. Box 40-C, Star.
LUNCHRooM, downtown; no beer; well
sundays; $1,000 BOX 27-c, Star.
WANTED-Several good rooming houses.
For quick sale call
R. NJ. DE SHAzO. 1123 14th. MA. $500.
II ROOMS, 2!2 baths; gas. heat, new fur
Direct from owner. Hobart i454
DELICATEssEE and lunchroom, good,
steady business; growlngw VI ExGeIlent ES 1H ioea- 9
ilpa fa NJ lGng irSns lease ST. W cHaVER Ha CO.
GROCERY STORE. corner; doing S400 cash
weekly; money-maker; owner must sell at
once must dao be seen to appreciate Ley.ne'
3DbD-
LUNCH, BEER, WINE: good business. Call
Alexandria 9402. O.
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET. near
Government bldg: sales, $3.50 weekly; big
opportunity for sandwich business: $1,000.
Call in person only. 3l3 End st. sw. g.
be seen TO be appreciated: $4,000 cash.
Box ASIA. Star. 50
LUNCHROOM. fully equipped, good business
location. half blk. from main gate OF Navy
YARD; reasonable llos sth 81. Sc. .
DETACHED HOUSE, ideal for small board
ing or convalescent home. Large, level lot.
Beautiful trees. II block from transporta-
ton and stores, Cathedral close by. Small
VIZ " - SIyf4.f + MilIER ibf bfEvEIoPMENT co,
CHEVY CHASE TEA HOUSE.
beautiful corner containing $1,000
business, equipment and real estate, all
ogstheFt Is b9.fht for the aSssssed
portunity where there can be no COM
D1. sSi7. L. MOORE. GE. 2soa.
ATTENTION! ATTENTION!
ROOMING HOUSE OWNERS.
We have plenty Of BUYERS waiting for
of city. For quick and satisfactory results
WINFIELD & THURM,
"Wash's Largest Rooming House Brokers. !"
sos 10th st. NV MA. 1854.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ACCoRDIoNs-We have limited quantity
OF Wurlitzer 120-bass accordions. discon-
tinued models. that We are offering at
greatly reduced prices and on unusually
easy terms. MA 1923. Jordan's. corner
18th and G SITS. OPEN EVENINGS.
ACCORDIONS-We have a good selection
of used instruments of many good makes
priced from $lS to S59S very easy als terms af
the block. OPEN EVENINGS.
Evening star., 1940-12-05
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
"THE MAURY. F"
NEAR CAPITOL
AND NAVY YARD.

10 NINTH ST. Sc.
Two large rooms 2nd floor, both light.
nicely furnished. single beds. new inner
spring mattresses: front sos: middle, 500
mo. Near Lincoln Park and Sth st. car
lines. Gentlemen only: references. AT.
54l0-W. 20
COLORED-1731 Willard st. NV. Apt.
30l-Neatly furnished ronm Privileses
Evening star., 1940-12-05
BUSINESS.
HELP WANTED.

NEED 5O-75 people DAILY for new po-
sitions. Visit us today-WELCOME.
STENOGRAPHERS ~. many very good
openings temp. and perm: many placed at
S35 week up MISS YOUNG, Rm 2O1
BOOKKEEPERS. typists ~. clerks, ma
chine operators See Miss knight
STENOGRAPHFRS (male), bookkeepers
accountants, typists. clerks, etc; have
hourly openings See MISS DAY, Rm. 2O1.
MEAT CUTTERS, grocery clerks, me-
chanics, gas station attendants-wanted
now See Miss Fox. RIM Oil
Craftsmen, engineers. statesmen, credit
and collection men, adiustors-wanted
now See, Mr. BYRD, Rm. 202-B.
NURSES, reg and practical: hotel and
restaurant employees twhite). male and
female See MISS EAST, Rm. 203.
NO CHARGE unless PLACED: thousands
are PLACED yearly. friendly and CO.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 q I,arpest Est Yrs.
Evening star., 1940-12-05

BEDROOM-"Acme Storage" Xmas spe-
elal, 3 maple pieces, s2S00. "A real talk
of-the-town value" SEE THE XMAS
TABLES from So 295. A small deposit
holds any purchase ACME MOVING &
STORAGE, iHls l4th ST. NV Georgia
1000 OPEN NIGHTS
Evening star., 1940-12-05

ORDWAY AT CONN AVE.-Large corner
| room. neatly furnished. private bath. for
/ or 2 persons who prefer a refined, quiet
home WO 1855.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTI

RELIABLE AGENCY, DE. 5561, 1402 18th,
has cooks, houseworkers,s characteristics,
mattresses, nurses, laundresses. day work
erS, part-timers, b.
Evening star., 1940-12-05

AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC RE-
PAIRS AND BRAKE MECHANIC.
BOX 387-C, STAR.
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REPAIRS g. SERVICE.

CARPENIER-porch repairs; plaster, pa
mech Jack Srarkes, Hobart si3h, Sc
CARPENTERING, painting. general repairs;
electric wiring. Woodley s059. 1850
River I'd. NV.
CARPENTRY, quality work; alterations,
storm sash, recreation rooms, stair work.
Evening star., 1940-12-05
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray animals
(only) to the Animal Protective Association,
Atlantic 1853 or Atlantic 7142
DOG, small black. brown, white, male.
spaniel type, vic. 7th and F Sts ne.
Atlantic 1858.
DOG, small white, tan face. female, 18th
and Pa ave. NV, Tuesday afternoon.
Alexandria 0367.
SCOTTIE PUP, black, white marking on
front feet brown collar found in vicinity
Lee blvd, Arl. Chestnut 0034.
Evening star., 1940-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BOOKS. all kinds and old magazines; best
cash prices. Phone Met. lS46 or bring in.
Storage Book Shop. 420 10th st. NV.
CLOTHEG-Highest prices paid for mems
used clothing Berman,s ,1l22 9TH ST. NV.
ME. 3767. open eve. Will call
COUPLE will store furniture for Groom
apartment for use OF same. Box 3O-C'
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china, glassware,
rugs silverWare, paintings: highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray. Taylor 1888.
FURNITURE. rugs. household goods. Office
f. niture etc Best pTieees rises BeSt re results;
FURNITURE AND CLOTHING We buy
ladies'. mems children's clothing; also
furniture stoves tools elec. refgs, etc.
Day. DU. 1864; night, II. 2S07.
FURNITURE Household goods of all
Republic 1904 50
FURNITURE-Want to purchase some used
household goods baby gTand piano. Call
evenings after 7. Metropolitan sos.
FURNITURE--we buy all kinds, also elec-
trio refr!gerators, stoves, tools, etc. Day
or night. Lincoln 2s01. IL
o. or portions thereof: prompt: coqr5eoqs
sssh ssf'o prices Call Wa 54S4. 'S day % or nsht f'
MACHINISTs TOOLS for Navy Yard
workers-Micrometers. gauges, indicators,
protrsctors, caliDers, rules, etc. Ii u67l-W.
OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD furniture, rugs,
EVENINGS after s. Randolph 30s7 de15.
PIANoS--we buy and sell used pianos Of
all kinds. Republic 1890. The Piano
S1op. 1o15 7th st. NV.
RADIATORS. hot-water, steam or gas;
furnaces al sizes; reasonable, Block Sal
wage Co, 1914 31st st. nv. Nj. 7141.
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. SIL-
YER. PLATINUM. TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH
A KAHN INC. As YEARS AT 935 r
A BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold plat
mum jeVelry. diamonds, watches and
diamond watch cases: condition unlmpor-
tant, as We use same in our mfg depart.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.,
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ROOMS UkFURkISHED.

a24 N ST NV, Apt. 3-S25 per month.
Large Groom apt. Venetian blinds, large
closets; heat and light furnished. Janitor
service Key at 1885 10th 81. NV.
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StenOgrapher- -BoOkkeeper

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Full charge small office, good position
for rght person State age eSperenpse
3SS-C Star
SALESLADIES, experienced
in dress and millinery depart
ments. Apply Hearn's, 806
7th st. NV, after II am.
Evening star., 1940-12-05
HELP DOdESTIc.

HELP DOMESTIC.
dry basement room; liz DAYS of must be
excellent cook and quiet worker S55 TO
start; give references. Emerson 1881
bet. 7:30-9:30 pm. or 9-1.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. colored; live
in, 81 week. Call Chestnut 4O3l.
GIRL. colored, reliable, gh.w.. laundry; no
cooking sleep in or out reference; SO
monthly. 400 l4th st, NV.
GIRL. white. for general housework and
care of children. Apply IL Shepherd
St, Hyattsville. Md.
GIRL. white. TO take care of house and p
year-old child: live il. Oliver S24O
GIRL, colored. sge 90 to 30. general house
work: fond Of children; live in; references:
GIRL 70 clean apt, near 14th and Colo
Tado Tdo aye Apply giving full particulars
cook and wait on on table for r s45 month,
ana b. Box 491-A, Star.
WOMAN. .colored, for g.h.w, and care of .
urbs). Phone Georsia 1897.
WOMAN. white, general housevork ex-
SIS wk.; refs. Shepherd 3494.
WOMAN, to take. complete charge Of
suburban home. sleep in; good salary.
WOMAN. white. settled. healthy, good
cook, good housekeeper; $40 per month:
COED home for competent person: Appy
WOMAN. white. between so. and 60, for
salary. Apply after II, DE. 2930 or 1927
Michigan ave. ne
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ARLINGTON-Attrac. lge. rm. suit. / or
=. adj. bath: new home, recreat. rm.; l0c
bus: breakfast opt: So sgle. CHI. e6sI
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.
SALESkEN.

CHRISTMAS greeting summons, sensa-
tional proposition. clean up. to g. MA.
7771. Evening, MI. SS4S. Mr.. Cassen.
LIFE INSURANCE SALESMAN for Alexan-
dria. If references are o. k experience is
unnecessary. Openings in other Virginia
cities. p. o. Box S17, Alexandria. Va. 90
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SITUATIONS MEh g. woMsh.

| COUPLE, colored, experienced, wishes po-
sltion as cook, chauffeur and butler: very
| good references. North 91S7.
Evening star., 1940-12-05

BEDROOM, solid Honduras mahoeany,"
This is quality 18th century suite, silk
damask inner-spring mattress, good coil
spring. PRICED Low" Lots of nice
Xmas gifts in tables lamps. chairs: has
socks ana smoking stands. Small de-
posit holds any purchase until Xmas I"
ACME MOVING & STORAGE. 46lS l4th
81. NV GEORGIA 1000. OPEN NIGHTS.