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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-22
CUCUMBER MUSTARD PICKLES

CUCUMBER MUSTARD PICKLES
u ripe cucumbers
tablespoons celery seed
cup flour
II cups brown sugar
! ounce turmeric
3 cups cider vinegar
% cup dry mustard
Peel cucumbers. Cut in halves,
lengthwise, and scrape out seeds with
spoon. Cut in strips or fancy shapes
and soak overnight in salt water.
-Four tablespoons of salt to quart
of water) In the morning, drain off
water. Boil vinegar and sugar together.
Add dry ingredients, which have been
mixed into paste with little water.
Then boil until it thickens. Add Gu
cumbers and seal in sterilHed jars
while hot.
Mrs. NJ v. Kaufman,
Malta.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-22

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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-22

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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-22
SWEET PEPPER RELISH

SWEET PEPPER RELISH
green peppers
red peppers
onions
Chop fine Pour boiling water to
cover. Let stand minutes then drain.
Add:
tablespoons salt
cup sugar
II cups vinegar
Boil 20 minutes. Put in jars and seal.
Mrs. Emma Lee Jay,
Jordan.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-22

Mrs. NJ. v. kaufman,
Malta.
Evening star., 1941-10-22

DRUG CLERK. ir.. experienced only; good
pay and hours: at once. Petworth Phar.,
Georgia ave. and UpShur st.
DRUG CLERK, experienced only, for 8
nights week. Apply National Drug Co,
1000 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Births Reported

Abrams, Isidore and Marie girl.
Aldrich:. Lawrence and Margaret, girl
Blackwell, George and Ethel, girl.
Bodle, Aubrey and Dorothy, boy.
Breeden. Alfred and Marie, girl.
BrenZ, George and Pearl, boy
Butler, Randolph and Alma, boy.
Culver. willard and Mary, boy
Edwards, Eugene and Catherine, boy.
Etchells, Joah and Sue girl.
Eaney caTTS 09eDS and snd Msqs boy girl
Goodin' Richard and Ruth boy,
Grace, Richard and Margaret, boy.
Grifhn. Maurice and Mary, girl
Hunt, Elmer and Alelia, girl.
Jones, Howard and Msrgaret' girl.
kngSouEpy knna Rsl2n .ad ana v1gins EgJ OOs sr
hawfence, wHsi Ell Hiram IRAN and and Rosa. girl.
Lipscomp; John and Mary; girl:
Msn dTs and sd fRa EVslyn Esap9y Dog e0'
Miller. Albert and Helen, boy.
Morris, Curtis and Nina, boy.
M9Tphy MUTsb 'fssls Ronsld ana and afs Rabg s sri
Quigley, James and Sarah, boy.
Rohan, Arthur and Mary. boy.
Ross, Burr and Mary, girl.
Saloon, Edward and Anne. girl.
Self, George and Yonnie. girl,
Sheau. Samuel and Della, girl:
stabler, Robert and Juliet, boy
Stuller, Thomas and Carolyn, boy.
Taylor. Philip and Dorothea, girl.
Trask. Alfred and Doris, boy.
Vaught, Jessie and Nina, girl.
Whitlock, Leland and Dorothy. twin boys
Whittier, Whittemore and Elizabeth, boy
williams, Kenneth and Janet, girl
Yelmeren, Alden and Catherine, boy.
Atkins, Burt and Lois. girl.
Allen, Charles and Elaine, girl
Drake. Therman and Leona, boy.
Hill. Herbert and Pauline. boy.
Hinson, Ernest and Dorothea, girl.
Jackson, Melvin and Carrie. girl.
Morgan, Willie and Susie, girl
Person, Solomon and Naomi, girl.
Simon, Francis and Juanita, girl.
Washington. Lawrence and Theresa, boy
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. C. ldtD, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1Oait three tuH days and
receive their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Marie Vausht 81. i454 Harvard st.
NV: Judge Fay 1; Bentley;
''mss and sa Psasd R' Iuss "a FsTmti eth 9 st.
Louis Robert Palyado, 23. 1919 Vermont
sO6 Virginia ave, s.w.; Judge Robert Z. e.
solomon Beren, 21 66 Allison st. ne.
and AND Eva "a Rudinsky' 2l' Brooklyn, N. Y;
Mccoy Ancrum 81. 4eO Elm st. NV. and
Lumisha SIMS, "a sl2 4th st. NV; the
James Cornelius Riddick. ir %. and Lillian
Jordan: "a; both Of go Callan st. ne;
Gilbert Seymour Bailer 2I. Boiling Field.
and Jean Soma AuRen. is, Philadelphia.
c,Ida "a; rJ judge ds Msttingly , ., ,,,, ,o.,
st. ne, and Alberta Estella Darnau 80,
,, Chicago; Judge Mattlngly.
James Philip johnson, 81, and Lucy Sid
NV. the Rev. Alonzo Olds,
Buber Suber,. Al. and Laura Cunningham.
~ both OF L st. NV; the Rev. Henry
George Leroy Nickens, % 1928 Maryland
ave. ne, and Mittie Baker %, l74S
Benning I'd. ne; the Rev. Sylvester
George Livingston Ridgey. o5, Hillside.
Md. and Thersa Matilda Romano IS
30 Varnum st. NV; the Rev. William
Charles Cook, A. $50 4th st. sw, and
annie annie James. 35. 536 25th pl. ne;
Clarence Melvin Bray. 22. 515 NJ ST. NV.
and May Ann Brooks, 81, ll5I North
capitol St: the Rev. Francis T Carney.
Nd. and Mary Frances George Ia, n063
KhnEle I'd. NV; the Rev. Cove Grifith
Robert Fillmore Brown, 81, 1855 Potomac
ave. Sc. and Helen Clementine Bryant.
~ 1888 MARYLAND ave. ne; the Rev.
Fred Royce Franzoni. jr.. 2S 1872 TAYLOR
81 nv. and Evelyn Reynolds Coakley,
20 32l2 gath st. ne; the Rev. John
Hyman Sander, 81, 1925 G st. ne. and
Sarah Grltz. 10. so6 G st. Sc; the Rev.
Zemach Green.
James Edward Johnson. 25, 1907 Sth ST.
nv NV and Harriet shadd Taylor. 10.
Kenneth Ericex Brooks, 20. 80 Florida ave.
NV. and Grace Veronica Harris. 49,
42l ,ia Warner st. NV: the Rev. George
Archie Leroy Marshall. 25, 1857 Sd st.
NV. and Rosemae Sanford, IS. 1915
l4th s.; NV; the Rev; K. w. Roy.
Donald william Smith, "a, 112s 10th st.
2420 18th St. NV; the Rev. E. J. Fon-
Peter Columbus Massaro 27. Paterson.
n, j., and Sylvia Louise Clement, II. .
1914 Massachusetts ave. NV: the Rev.
George Emerson johnson 90, 1911 La
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3 COLORED MEN

Reliable. neat appearing with 7th-Erads
education, for order dept. OF national
grocery concern Over S25 weekly to
start Bonus. percentage. advancement,
Apply Q TO ! m. TO 2603 P s.. nv
Evening star., 1941-10-22
WHITE-6 MEN.
white to Play and Mate in Two Moves.

Suggested solutions to, No. 376 also
come from F. R. Mueller and Mishel
The nine-mover by Il Puttino No 377,
brings added keys from correct solvers
Norman LIE Roux. DR.. G. W. Hervey,. H.
Il. Howe, Joseph L. Hall w. K. Utteridge
scores one point.
The fve-noYsr by Capt. Bertin. No. 37s,
is solved also by Howe, utteridse. Wiley
NJ. Fuller, A. LIE Grand Stafford. Hall, H.
E Miller, Mueller and lie RouX. Sherwood
Tucker gives only the key-move, while
w L. Elledee asserts that R-Qsch does
Io-Bsch. K-Kt2; 2oxP. o-R6 is the only
is scored by DR.. Hervey. Stanley F. Davis,
Elledge and Tucker.
No. 379.. by Stamina, 1877. three
mover, is solved by key-moVe BKt1ch, and
one mating variation is: l B-Kt7ch,
tR2)xB; > R-R1ch R-R2; 8 Kt-B7 check
mate. Four points are tailed by Daoud.
Jacobson; Howe, Elledse: H; Miller. W,
baugh D. Longley. Fred Sherwood, Davis,
Stafford, Hall, Utteridge. Mueller, Dr.
Hervey, Mary Logan. W. B Boyer. E.
Nash (okay to reauesO and Charles Carl
ton. Again Tucker gives only key-move
correctly so he scores another single.
No. $50 by Stamina. a fOur-mover, is
solved by key-move, .Kt(B3 -Kt5ch;. and
KIP; 2 Kt-B7ch K-R2; 3 Kt-BSch,
XXI; Kt-R6 checkmate. Correct solvers
are DR.. Hervey, Mutersbaugh. H. Miller,
Logan Hall, Boyer. Rosett, Daoud, Staf-
ford, LIE RouX, Utteridge and Howe. One
point to Davis, Fuller and Jacobson. Elledge
claims cook
October %, 1a41.)
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Deaths Reported

Pehr A. Carlson. s3, Casualty Hospital.
Alberta Rosson. rs Sibley Hospital
Mary H willard. "a. 1900 Madison st.
Isabel Bier, 70. sibley- Hospital.
Mary c. Arthur. ~. 3433 Wisconsin
ave. NV.
Clara Summers. IL Providence Hospital.
John Conroy, 70, 3720 Upton ST. NV.
LEROY Scribner. 20. 1855 B st. Sc
Carolyn r Hughes. 50 Doctors Hospital.
John R Walsh, 65. 1890 st. Sc,
Harry l. Hill. "a, 1857 3lst ST.,
Charles Hamilton, 60 Sibley Hospital.
Ernest J. Swift, So. 1925 33rd ST. NV.
Emma G. Williamson 81, Doctors HOSPITAL
Alice Tupman IS. GsllinQer Hospital
Kenneth c. Travis, 20, 1925 Foote ST. ne.
Infant Etchello. GEORGETOWN Hospital.
jamie Simms, "A, 1l0S Howard rd. Sc.
Frank Wood. IS, Freedmens Hospital.
Charles Williams, 6S Gallinger Hospital.
James H Make, 55, 170l 18th ST NV.
George Braxton. 55, Gallinger Hospital.
Mabel Swinney, -. Gallinger Hospital.
Robert @ Ruth, 81. 1912 u st. NV
Horace Thomas, Al. Gsllinger Hospital.
Infant Karlton Wood. Childrens Hospital.
Evening star., 1941-10-22

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
ebts contracted by any one other than
myself JOSEPH SCOPIN. 13O Melrose
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Biq Field of Both Sexes Bowls
In CisseI- Saxon Post Event

tournament with a record score Of
1874 from scratch. The following
year Walter Humphries won with
734. Young Billy Marvel, jr., whose
dad is adjutant of the post, gained
the spotlight in 1889 with winning
score of 729.
Handicaps for both sexes will be
governed by a scratch average of
125. Men with no league averages
will be given an average of 1l0 while
the women contestants will have
their handicap based on a 80 aver
age.
Five prizes will be awarded with
the winner receiving 80 per cent Of
the total amount and 20, Is, 10 and
8 per cent going p the next four
places. Entrance 4 b Abo
Evening star., 1941-10-22

Flocks of man and woman bowlers
Of all classes will rub elbows in one
OF the city's most popular duckpin
events when the Cissel-SaXon Post
stages its fifth annual American
Legion Handicap Tournament No
venber from noon to midnight at
Silver Spring.
Ever since Hugh Arbaugh, the
Silver Spring bowling proprietor,
first turned his alleys over free of
charge to the Legionnaires in 1887,
the 5-game benefit affair has been
q big success. Last year a record
field Of 205 competed. with Gene
Browns 724 score taking the bacon.
Georgia Hays, one of the Capitals
ieading woman rollers, won the fiIet
Evening star., 1941-10-22

BOOKKEEPER, young man. native Wash
tngtonian preferred, with wholesale house.
Write. stating qualifications, experience,
etc. Box OBJ. Star
Evening star., 1941-10-22

tiles of Chess" one of the most
brilliant chess masters of the world
at the turn of the century, is visiting
here and arrangement has been
made for him to play match game
with Capital City Chess Club Cham
pion Mugridge on Saturday night
at 8, at 1886 street NV. On sue
ceeding Saturday nights Napier may
play District Champion A. s. Kuss-
man and former Champion Ariel
Mengarini.
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Fights Lost Night
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
DULUTH. - Dick Demarsy, 147,
Bismarck. n. OAK. outpointed Phil
Norman, 146, Milwaukee tsl.
JERSEY CTTY-Jackie AlZak, 1852,
New York. outpo1nted Ray Rovelli, Jer-
Sey City ~.
NEW YORK.-Petey Scalzo, 131.
New York won by technical knockout
from Morris (Curley) Nichols, New
WHITE PLAINS, N. Young Kid
Mccoy, 1888. Detroit, knocked out
Buster Carroll. 1909. Lowell, Mass.
t3).
Los ANGELESMLESicnie me LemoS; iI5Gny 4gs, rs
Eta 1904. Philippines Cd.
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mont st. NV, and Wanda Helen
Wrights, 90, 3I1s Mt. Pleasant st. NV;
the Rev. o. @. Robinson.
America Frank Natells. "a. 623 p st.
ne, and Dorothy Lenors Weaver. 23,
L. Kilkenny.
william Henry Miller, 26. 81 18th st. ne.
and Elaine Ellen Pritt Shreve, %. 800
Massachusetts ave. ne; the Rev. George
H Bennett.
Marshall Perkins Claiborne, 2s, 1343 Park
18th st. NV: the Rev. Andrew r. Bird.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
FLOOR MANAGERS.

Three experienced floor
managers; those with de-
partment store experience
preferred; good opportunity.
Apply Personnel Office, 2nd
floor, GOLDENBERG'S, 7th
and K.
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Sirayer College Of Secreiarial Training

Courses for high school graduates and COLLEGE
.ry Monday. Strayer graduates preferred appli-
ID qualified to make excellent records in competitys
yment calls each month. Telephone National 114S
ling, Thirteenth and Streets.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
Gs6s By EscnpN eTy one 9he
ave, Bethesda
AT 1867 ST. NV ON OCT. %. 194l.
will sell a De Soto sedan, engine No.
SD-1l722, serial No. 5061s65 year 1888,
for storage on same. EDW. R. DOUGH-
ERTY, Auctioneer.
AUDITs, TAX SERVICE. SYSTEMS BOOKS
opened and kept; monthly service; reason
able rates. Phone Wisconsin 500 pa
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by
myself. RALPH E. critics, Apt. l, 1925
Concord ave. NV. or 1860 Col. I'd. NV.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self HENRY A. MENCHINI 1924 Co.
I WILL NOT BE RsPoNsIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. E. D. MAYLES, LAC 4th ST. ne. 23'
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE WILL NOT
be responsible for debts incur incurred by any Any
LA MATER, 5416 Edgemoor lane Be
thesda, Nd 23'
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 3. AT II AN
We Will sell for storage ana other chafeeS'
Dodge 1897 sedan, engine No. D-5-2964s.
Dougherty AuCtloneers, sold at Swami S
Auto Body Works rear 1898 st. NV.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. PAUL A. JACKSON, Jr, -. IN
81. Sc "a
holders of the Home Mutual Building and
Loan Association of Washington, D. C,
will be held 2:30 I'M. "Wednesday No
vember s. l941, at the office of the associ-
the election OF directors for the. ensuing
year and such business as shall Legally
''''-e MAURICE F. FLYNN. President.
ODEII S SMITH. Sect Treas
Evening star., 1941-10-22

BAKER or experienced bakers helper;
BAND, 3 or piece. white or colored, to
furnish music and entertainment steady
job If satisfactory. Showboat Restaurant.
1909 81
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Jones Brought Home in 1905

In 1905 the body of John Paul
Jones, the great American naval
hero, was removed from France
where he died in 1892, and now lies
in state beneath the chapel at the
United States Naval Academy.
Evening star., 1941-10-22

TRUCK DRIVER. white. Apply ! S0I Maine
Evening star., 1941-10-22
# CHE: Z S#
BY PAUL J. MILLER, Jr.

bindod
large gathering Saturday
auspices playing simultaneously
champion of Capital City Chess Club and dvan
an Stubs, Glass
Belgian continued
Evening star., 1941-10-22

PRESSMAN wanted Apply AnRlin Bros.
Printing Co. Hyattsville. Md
RADIO SERVICE MAN must be fully ex-
perienced and reliable; give experience and
references Box 3oH-D. Star
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Morun's S Birds Finish
First'und Second

Danny Moran's entries Of Irish
Knight and Irish Knightess ran
one-two in the last race of the sea-
son sponsored by the East Potomac
Racing Pigeon Club and flown from
Danville, Va. There was only half
a yards difference per minute in the
average speed of the winner and the
runner-up.
Following is the average speed in
yards per minute of those to report,
the first six being diploma winners:
D Moran. l l.34O.5O: D. Moran, $40;
RgTity, RoTng La 232 3a R, GATES 81, i s6v A
33I.49 Kovaeh, 1881 ,36; NJ. Moran, l.
322 Co., Weddings; 1,322 %; Douglas &
Laing. 1921 so; Burdette & Valdivia, l.
$4,000; Eastern Loft, 1,32O4O: Fort. l.
5000; Christy, 1919 66 United Loft,
1,31s.s0 CLANCY & Staffel, 1,316.53;
Phipps, 1,31640. Reinhardt. ,312 20; Fla
herty, 1911 .36: Gateau, 1,30S. .76: NalIey,
1.307.13; Clark & Darnau, 1905 So;
SterZer. 1903 66; TaSciotti. l,301 90; Car
Ioll 1300.66: Robertson, ], 1,2S2 .03: Curtin
1,272 %; Dulaney. 1921 40. One loft, no
report.
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Shore Work Progresses

Contract work on United States
Navy shore establishments Is now
progressing at the rate Of more than
$so, 400 yDoe . noGth.
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Temple Secretarial School
'ACHINE SHORTHAND

Register
Dicaion Re-
1inr Coue
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SALESMEk.

WANTED-Exp erienced real estate sales
man to sell for owner (full commission
Prospects furnished. Must have car Call
in person. Fulton r. Gordon, 1927 Eve
ST. NV. DI. $3.50
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BOYD SCHOOL Of COMMERCE

1888 F st. (Opp. Capitol Theater) NAT. 2340
TING Courses Of COLLEGE grade; Gregg and BOYD
nds. POSITIONS GUARANTEED GRADUATES. Est
Evening star., 1941-10-22

AUTO MECHANIC experienced. American
Service Center. 5s5 N. Glebe I'd. Airing
fnn Ask for M Brooks
Evening star., 1941-10-22

Cash club ana two-pay, sell the periodical
2-year deal, spot verIhcation. tTansporta-
ton, new commission sct-up makes -
tops among club deals local ana road
territory. See Mr. MCMsnls = 10 s IN
IhuTsday. 4u2 hth 81 u v Room C1l-
Evening star., 1941-10-22

TRUCK DRIVERS for coal yard: highest
wages for men who can produce Call per-
SoEally. Wells Coal Co. 3Sth st. and B "a
o Railroad. NJ Ralnier
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Class Il.

Napier Plays Saturday.
William E. Napier, sometime Brit
ish champion and author of Amen
Evening star., 1941-10-22

COMBINATION MAN, gasoline station at
tendant and grease man; will pay top sal
ary for good man. See Mr.. Garwood al
3540 14th ST. NV.
COOK. short order: small restaurant; :
pm. to 1:45 am; S14 per wk. 2316
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SECRETARIAL
SECRETARIAL
SECRETARIAL

New Glasses in Secretarial Tr;
November 10. Enroll at any tin
Day or Evening School; also 81
Employment Service.
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MAGAZINE MEN

For bench work. good nay. Colony Rad
6llg GeOrR.a ave D ~
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MEN, YOUNG,
1885 F St. n

For will-csu and receiving depts. Apply
in person TO MI A c. Connolly,
BOND CLOTHES,
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sICILIAN DEFENSE.

Today's game Is selected from the pre-
liminaries Of the annual championship of
Marshall Chess Club. New York City. The
victor is Abraham Bakst, Brooklyn College
star.
Eaton Lectures Tonight.
Washington's greatest problem
composer, Vincent Lanius Eaton,
will conduct prize problem solving
tourney tonight at s at 1886 I
street NV.
Chess Problem No. 3S4.
By J. PAUL TAYLOR, ENGLAND. cerca 1875.
BLACKS MEN.
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YOUNG MEN
RADIO RFPAIRMAN,

For restaurant work; good pay, more later.
This is real chance 10 JON a national
oEsanHat!on. Apply IA 1sth st. nv.
bel MEen ID 2 a-E u
Evening star., 1941-10-22

his amazing performance until S:lU
am, a record-breaking marathon
Of mental endurance.
There was one interruption of 40
minutes when KoltanoWski per-
formed the difficult feat of con-
ducting the knight through tour
of the entire cheSsboard, touching
every square without retraclng a
move.
The startling mental feat was the
more astounding because the master
used two tables simultaneously.
Individual players and scoring at
each Of the 10 tables:
Koltanowskrs
Table. Players. Score.
@. h. Mugridse, Kenneth stubbs s. Q
s-Nathaniel Weyl, Mrs. sylvia weyl :,
+B doidberg, eS W. ". J. Kelley. c. H.
&c. 4. Tallman: L. Minkor r----- j
%. WeFnsT. FL L. KQTsstTom. o. Karsch /
81. Pointer, Dale Pullen, M. o.
"a r Hesse. L. W. Ferris, W. W,
Io-F. G. Vos6urgh, W. H Nicholas - |
Koltanowskfs score wins. draws
kOSS. Playing TIME, SIX NOuES.
Among spectators at the exhibition were
r B. Platt, J. G. Wright, Howard Shelton.
LLOYD May, Allan ,schieck. A L. Peirce.
Robert MaSuchowski, John T. Teshima,
Albert Lowell. w. J. Clark, Thomas Dick
son, Mr.. and Mrs Fagen and Messrs. Mar
tinson. Parker. Very. Parsons and Ran
dolph.
Mugridge, Healey Win.
In the Class A and Glass B rapid
transits recently at the Divan club
room Donald Mugridge won the
major fray and A. J. Healey the B
tourney. The individual scores:
Evening star., 1941-10-22

PORTER AND DIsHwASHER, dependable
middle-aged man for year-round lob to
work on Baltimore blvd. Auto Transports
ton furnished WO 1855.
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Mount Pleasant School for Secretaries
TiveH BLDG, 14th and Park Rd Col 5000.
Temple Secreiarial School

1920 ST. NV National 3258
Training in the Day and Evening School beEinning
time for Beginners and Advanced Typewriting in the
Medium and Rapid Dictation Classes Excellent
Evening star., 1941-10-22
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
TYPISTS WANTED

NAKON BEAUTY SCHOO.
5000 14th st. NV. Hobart O166.
Evening star., 1941-10-22

Under d. C. ldtD, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1Oait three tuH days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
SECRETARIAL

students. Fall term classes, day
speed building classes form ev
cants for business positions 4,
or call in person. Eomer Bull
Evening star., 1941-10-22

ACCoUNTANCY W00N F0T FEE
EA. 1ssS s1s Ia k NV. NE. 1851
Evening star., 1941-10-22

CARPENTERS. 1st-class men, long Job.
steady work. Apply Mr.. Films. supt..
Arnolo's Construction Co. 4Oth pl. NV,
between Calvert and Benton SITS.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
HELP MEN.

ENGINEER, white. third-class: $3.50 per
month. State axe in reply. Box l70-S,
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|ACHINE SHORTHAND

YPE is the only shorthand machine
lie $50 to $50 words per minute.
ing October 27. Night school new
Evening star., 1941-10-22

ACCOUNTANT BOOK
KEEPER, preferably one with
retail or dept. store expert
ence, including comptometer;
splendid future for capable,
ambitious young man. Box
290-D. Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-22

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, colored.
Royal Service Station, 9Th and Rhode IS"
land ave u
Evening star., 1941-10-22

SERVICE STATION and lubrication men,
good pay. American Service Center. 6S3
N. Glebe I'd Arlington. Va
Evening star., 1941-10-22
IELP MEN g WoMEr

COUPLE white. under 35; room and board
for wife's services; no Sun. work. CO.
9619.
COUPLE (colored), man may be employed.
wife as cook and general houseworker; live
in: references required. Emerson 1869
Observation-Disclosures must have studied
library science. Write Box 1898 Star,
giving qualifications.
MAN OR COUPLE. about 35; woman to
operate tearoom. man, sober and reliable,
with sales experience, preferably life in
surance; with pleasing personality who
meets the public well, does not object to
night work; hours, 4 80 pm. to 4 am,
with good income Year-sround position.
Phone Temple 4641.
Evening star., 1941-10-22

MECHANICS and assistant
mechanics, 2 or 8 boys
wanted Immediately. For in
terview, call WA. 1853 or see
Mr.. Schiel at College Park
Airport.
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COUNTERMAl
DRY CLEANING
OPPORTUNITY.
STOCKROY

Permanent position In fine
mems wear store for young, am
bilious boy, 1921, to assist in
stockroom and will-call desk. See
Mr.. w. v. Watson, the Young
Mems Shop. 1919 F st. NV.