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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21
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to surgeons to have \ll2mln K N
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given rJutlneIY to patients with
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Evening star., 1941-04-27
Statesmen
3 Real Estate Statesmen.

Selling for Cedar Hill Cemetery is pleas
ant profitable and permanent work.
See the sales manager. Sunday or Mon
day. at the Cemetery office.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
EXECUTIVE
AVAIIABIF

Here is a man unusually well equipped
TO tackle G tough Job His record during
l93l-l93N was one OF outstanding success
registered sales increases OF over 1000
per cent for his firm as sales and adver-
tlsing manager.
He knows modern sales promotion and
advettlsine-hOw 10 empNy. train and di-
reCt safes organization 20 get results.
His experience covers a diversified range
OF proouctS-Subdlvislon and real estate in
all its phases. placing new products on the
market, expert in public relations and sales
promotion-tangibeS and intanRibleS
He IS considered a fine personal sales
man-gIveS and gets co-opera tion Diplo-
matte, forceful and enthusiastic. university
trained. gentle, English American ancestors
40 years, fine health, connections and ref
erenceS. Prefers salary and bonus arrange
ment- Presently employed. Box 443-Z
Star
Evening star., 1941-04-27
SALESMEN.
lCnntinl1ad
ATTENTION!
VACUUM CLEANER MEN.

This is the time to capitalize on your
experience. We have a proposition worth
investigating, NEW AND DIFFERENT from
the regular vacuum cleaner sales plan. Let
us prove to you that our income plan for
you CANNOT BE EOUALED anywhere
This new product is 10 years in advance
Of anything in this line. NO BAG on the
inside NO BAG on the outside NO
WATER in the bottom. FULLY PATENTED.
The earning possibilities are UNLIM-
Ii You are not satisfied with your pres
ent connection or loc.ins for a better
0ne-if you are WIDE-AWAKE and an AG-
GRESSIVE GO-GETTER. this is your op-
portunity We are Just organizing and
advancement is certain 10 those who
QUALIFY. COME IN and be interviewed and
see for Yourself
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR
l2lS II st. NV.
2nd Floor AM to L. Noon Monday.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
HELP WOMEN.

WOMAN, genteel. white, to manage large
Guest house, 100 guests, II employees
Must be experienced in food buying, menu
building, handling help, linen control.
house cleaning. Do not apply unless con-
fident you can handle Job. Room, board.
Sl0O mo. Box 1917. Star.
WOMAN colored, to care for child, keep
apartment afternoons and evenings. ia.
44l0 after > pm. Sunday
WOMAN intelligent. with car. selling
ability. Sanitary chemicals for institu-
tional trade. Business established. White
Chemical Co, 370l Reistertown rd.,
Baltimore, Nd
WOMAN, white. refined. to make home
with employed couple, S-month-old girl
time off; S35 month Chestnut 9707.
WOMAN over 30, educated. executive type
and sales ability. Interested in cosmetic
makeup. Permanent business for those
who qualify. Box 33lY, Star.
WOMAN. white, care of > children, general
housework. including cooking: no laundry,
and help for heavy work: preferably live in;
in Chevy Chase Md. so wk mi 5034.
After & M. WI 1854.
WOMEN, young, white for part-time lunch
&C tunter work; l2-2:30. Cornwelrs Inc,
1929 G St NV
GIRLS TO TRAIN FOR WAITRESS AND
HSSLEsS POSITIONS; No CHG POSI-
IIONS AVAILABLE APPLY WASHING
TON RESTAURANT ASSN. 404 STAR
Evening star., 1941-04-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BUNDLE WORK called for. deliyersd;
shirts specially. ref will consider YOUR
price. DI. 5S51. 29-
COOK colored experienced. desires job
as cook or maid references. Call Du-
Evening star., 1941-04-27

LADY, mddle-aged wants a position as
housekeeper or companion TO elderly lady;
Evening star., 1941-04-27

2 Real Estate Statesmen.
Good opportunity for the right men.
Brokerage and new house coverage. Must
have car and D. C. license. See Roger
Moss. 927 9th. DI. 3l2l.
SALESMAN for furnishings and
clothing store. Experienced young
man wanted, not over 80 years.
Good salary and steady work
with chance for advancement.
Give details in letter. Box 460-z,
star.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
(Continued)

HOUsEKEEPER. mid AGED refined. set
tied, home-lovng type. with girl OF 5 yrs
seeks pos. with adult lam; good COOK,
clean houseworker; 81 weekly; not servant
LADY, refined would like a Job as house
keeper with adults or, Irivate school Box
LADY, refined, well educated wishes posi-
ton in a refined home as companion, per-
Italian and English. Has car and will
travel. Mutual references. Box 25s-z'
Star.
housekeeper or companion TO elderly lady;
good ref DI. 4614.
LAUNDRY to take home, also curtsinsi
good ref. FIR. S16S.
NURSE, practical, some hospital training.
desires position in doctors office or T.
hour duty: excel ref Box 467-Z. Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE. congenial. sense Of
humOr, unencumbered. companion, house
keeper or for semi-lnvalid; best ref. Cau
MI. 1850.
SECRETARY %. 10 years legal and med
zeal experience: l y yrs. contact work, nom
secretarial; direct with public. MI. SOS.
sECRETARIAL POSITION Dv young lady
with SIX years experience, three banking.
sTENOGRAPHER-T -TYPIST, rapid. accu-
rate. experienced eve. and spare-tlme
sTENOGRAPHER competent, desires en-
ployment evenings. Call Hobart Sob.
STENOGRAPHER, Al varied experience,
dictation 10 machine or shorthand; reaSOn-
able hour, day or weekly rates. age 3S.
Columbia 1871 mornings
TYPIST well-experienced; general Of
flee work. Lincoln 51sj.
TYPIST OR FILE CLERK experienced. de-
sireS position or can take complete charge
of small, new office, where man travels.
Box 4S5-Z. Star.
TYPIsT. rapid exp. Monitor switchboard:
some shorthand. Box 432-Z. Star.
Evening star., 1941-04-27

LAUNDRY TO take home, also curtsinsi
good ref FIR. S16R
Evening star., 1941-04-27
MILLINERY SALESLADIES,

Unusual opportunity for those thor
oughly experienced in millinery speciality
store selling. Apply Mr.. Williams, Holly
wood Shops, 1902 ST. NV.
LADY, young, general office work.
Eli Rubin Co., 718 7th st. NV.
CURB SERVICE attendants.
over q, no experience neces-
sary, Apply 5109 Georgia ave.
GIRL, high school graduate,
for laundry office work. Ap-
ply Box 498-Y, Star.
BOOKKEEPER STENOGRA-
PHER, to take charge of office,
double entry. trial balances,
taxes; permanent position, give
full particulars. Box 16-A, Star.
ASSORTERS, markers, with
exper. Apply to employees en-
trance, Manhattan Co., 1928
Florida ave. NV.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

nights So wk Rent mach. - wk. Span.
sh., typ, exams. lll5 18th NV. MI. 200.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
NJ 4hCo
EXECTTTTVF

HIGHLY INDORSED AUTHORITY.
AVAILABLE MAY lst
VIII increase sales with present sales
force. VIII obtain new sales force. tralC
them and produce within > weeks. Personal
selling record and ability to influence others
demands clean house and pTodUCt. Good
reward Tor OUTSTANDING results more i'm
Dortant than initial earnings. Box 40 4,
Star
Evening star., 1941-04-27
SALESWOMAN

Woman who knows style. interested IN
conducting small business of her own as
exclusive distributor, will receive profess
SiOnal training and be placed in charge of
excellent opportunity for promotion. Box
Evening star., 1941-04-27

PHARMACIST young, experienced, honest.
Box 31s-Y, Star.
PUBLIC or labor relations, personnel man,
- years private and Government re-
SponsibIlty. Phone DI. 3156. Box "A
sALESMANAGER OF unusual record: or
gsniZer and trainer OF field men personal
producer and closer, college graduate.
settled habits family man. seeks worth
while connection. Box 473-Z, Star. 2g'
WHARTON SCHOOL GRAD, IS yrs office
exp, wants to help bookkeeper. first 20
hours. 20 cents an hour HO T4ak
Evening star., 1941-04-27
STENOGRAPHER,
Observation-Disclosures
COMPETENT,

For large insurance branch Office B
31i-Y. Star
Evening star., 1941-04-27
BOYD EMPLOYMENT.

SELECT POSITIONS
SEE MISS YOUNG FEMALE DEPT
STENOGRAPHERS 40, Salaries.
S20-S35 Wk. Insurance, hospital.
real estate. casualty.
SEE MISS KNIGHT, FEMALE DEPT.
g NJ. A. c. Bookkeeper '3l. salary open
Bkpr 3Eyn,;-- full charge "a, Sl0O mo.
TIfP5ST-P; - PSI B. x opr.. ,SS5 mo.
n G; r; Bookkeeper. salary open
IYPI>IS 90. must be fasr. accurate
SEE MISS EAST FEMALE.
companion, nurse. drive car; mature per-
H6GsEKEEPPRs 549 sas pPfHs y; fTf? gi5 to travel
SODA Girls, si5 70 $3.50 wk.
PANTRY Girls, $50 mo- pIus
BABY Nurse, salary open
, SEE Mss EAST MALE
Chei local references.
Bakers Aset.
Hotel Clerk nieht work
Soda BOYS 15,. openings
Counter man, short order cook.
SEE MISS FOX. MALE.
Lubrication man. S25 vk,
Gas Station Attendants u0).
Elevator Operators tWhitel
Furniture f1nisher. expr
Many other openings in stores. auto
SEE MR.. BYRD MALE.
Engineering positions. sales insurance
adIuStorS: credit and collection positions
NO CHARGE unless we PLACE YOU.
You 90 not nave to pay registration or
an ADVANCE fee to get position in Wash
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
1911 G ST. Est. 8 Yrs.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO PITTSBURGH FRIDAY. RE
turning Monday; accommodate ) paSsen-
gers. Dupont 295O.
DRIVING TO HANNIBAL AND Kinks
vile, Mo; leaving am. Sunday, May
II can take > pass. SH. 6SS6-W.
LOS ANGELES. LEAVING MAY ] BY WAY
OF Grard Canyon 500 DON RICHARD
son. CH 1000. Apt. is Leave message.
DRIVING LOS ANGELES. CALF MAY
is: 1910 Chrysler: will take 3 passengers:
share expenses; ref. exchanged AT. $3.50
MAN. 80 YRS OLD, WOULD LIKE TRANS
portatlon Indianapolis Nav - 1898
1ngraham st. NV. RA. g472.
RIDE WANTED TO LEXINGTON KY. OR
Cincinnati April 30. GEORGE KENDALL.
ME. 1l60, before am.
WANTED. > OR 3 PASSENGERS TO SHARE
expenses on trlp to Mlnnesots starting
Sunday, May 11th. Address Box 477-Z,
Star.
LEAVING FOR Los ANGELES MAY >.
new 1871 Chrysler radio Can take =
passengers. Call Shepherd 35S7
DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA ABOUT MAY
9th, going to San Francisco; will take one
lady; references required. Emerson 3103.
YOUNG MAN DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA
May lSt. Any one interested in transporta-
ton INQUIRE Apt. 115. ArgOnne Apts.,
Dupont 3276, Monday after 6 pm.
LEAVING FOR SEATTLE. WASHINGTON.
around May Is. De Soto sedan: will take
two. Refs. exchanged Box 449-Z. Star.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
FILTER
WOMEN (3).

corset department: good salary, plus
liSSlonS. Box 455-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1941-04-27

ESMAN-SPECIALTY.
Experienced; for sale of speciality selling
TO markets. restaurants. institutions, etc.
Experience meat industry desirable, not
necessary. Exceptional earnings on
straight commission basis. Protected ter
ritory. Give full details, Vaughan Co,
$50 No. Franklin. Chicago. III.
WHAT IS IT?
New invention brings big fast profits.
Ordinary looking business card mysteriously
where No striking; like magic No
competition. Greatest advertising novelty
in a genera ton. All businesses buy on
sight. EXper unnec.: samples free. post
paid. Kaeser- Blair, Dept. C4S. Cincinna ii.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
BEAUTY PARLoRS.

CAMP AKELA, FOR BOYS, 6-12: STATE
approved. swimming, riding, crafts, ETC..
special care given young camper limited;
55 miles from D. C. Oliver $3.50.
MOTHERS CARE GIVEN ONE OR TWO
young children. MRS. SHERRY. 513S Ore
gon ave. NV. Large grounds, opposite
Rock Greek Park.
HANDYMAN. WHITE LET ONE COM
petent man do those odd Jobs needed
painting. carpentering. furniture repalr'
Call MR. TURNER, WI. 6101.
FOR THE IIL-NEAR BATH, IN BEAU
tifully located, modern, private home; spa
cious grounds and porches; graduate
nurses: 24-hour service. hospital or reg
ular beds; wheelchairs; regular or special
diet: house doctor: ambulance or. trans
portation furnished; kind. horelike en-
information and location, WI. 164S.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
NEW ELECTRICAL DEVICE
Manufactured BY Nationally
Known Manufacturer

Openirg distributing and sales offices in
Washington. have opening for three sales
men with proven records Our statesmen
in other cities are earning from $50 to
SO every week We believe WASHINGTON
Will be one of our best outlets If you
can furnish satisfactory references and
willing to work consistently this position
VIII be permanent and no investment re-
qulred for samples. You will be given
training and every cooperation on actual
prospects. This is not house o-house
selling proposition. We prefer men from
30 TO 81 Our devices sell for SD 30 to
S290. and over 1900 have been sold in
2l2 years For personal interview call be-
tween and , pm. today. Monday and
Tues, Suite 2O6, Farragut Medical Bldg .,
l1ih and Eve SITS. NV. and ask for
Mr. Piercy
Evening star., 1941-04-27

MAN, colOred, wants steady position as
auto mechanic or construction equipment
mechanic. experienced. can furnish tools
and references. Falls Church s@2-J-W
Evening star., 1941-04-27

HOUSEKEEPER. mid -aaed. refined. set
tied home loving type, with girl OF yrs
seeks pos with adult fam; good cook,
clean houSeworker: 81 weekly; not servant
tyne WoOdley 1923
Evening star., 1941-04-27
COME and GET IT.

& years experience in public relations:
ORGANIZATION management. publicity and
fund raising; -: free to travel; draft eX-
Evening star., 1941-04-27
SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMEN.

COUPLE colored, wish position in private
family as chauffeur and cook Columbia
5110-W between IL am. and / pm. sun.
Evening star., 1941-04-27

May II TO Dec. 81. but employment else
where in organization might develop.
Regular hours, of 80 Interesting and
varied work IN large corporation with eX-
Cellen; reputation employer. Must have
al least two years experience Salary,
SIS weekly. Reply stating age, education,
eXperlenCe in detall 10 Box lN4-Z Star
Evening star., 1941-04-27

SPANISH, individual instruction or classes:
conversation guaranteed in four months;
native Latin American teacher. 20ll Co.
lun1hia I'd " Hobart 4EHN
Evening star., 1941-04-27

FREE SERVICE. installation training on
ur air conditioning oil heat and refriRera-
ion units 26O5 Conn. ave. 50
Evening star., 1941-04-27

LADY refined. would like a Job a. house
keeper with adults or. Irivate school. Box
Evening star., 1941-04-27

Attractive. - to 90 neat appearance. to
assist merchandising. distribution and
service. with an oldest ablished, nationally
kncWn COMPANY Good income for willing
worker. See manager, to II am. 5l3
Evening star., 1941-04-27

Live wire. attractive young woman with
executive ability and excellent style sense
desireS position. Completely familiar with
credit store management capable Of mer-
chandlzlng, planning promotions and ad-
vertising. Excellent references Know
New York market thoroughly. Box 2b2-L'
Evening star., 1941-09-03

how to paddle" a canoe without a
paddle through body motion.
Other routine rescue methods
taught by the Red Cross also were
demonstrated, including use of the
ring. torpedo and surf board, as well
as the cross chest and hair holds.
AS part of these demonstrations,
Miss Kirsch showed how to rescue
four swimmers at one time. This
was done by gathering them into a
close group and towing the middle
two while the others held on
Bill Havens successfully defended
his canoe-tilting title by vanquish-
ing his opponent in less than the
four minute allotted time.
The masked marvel, who may re-
Evening star., 1941-09-03

support, moral and financial, and
prove to all humanity that you are
ready with the Red Gross, as the
Red Gross is ready. for any emer-
gency."
Each nightly show from now
through Friday will begin at $3.50
o'clock and include demonstrations
and acts by some of the outstanding
swimmers of the local Fairgrounds,
under the direction of Elmer r.
Hipsley.
Mermaids Ride Surf Boards.
The water show began with the
entrance of candle-lit float bear
ing girls in costume with seashell
background. Then came six surf
boards pulled by swimmers bearing
mermaids, followed by two sets of
paddle boats bearing bathing
beauties.
In one of the contests Mr. Hipsley
as fisherman. lost to his fish y
Swimmer John Welsch.
Between the swimming acts the
Madolin Smithson HodgSoH dance
group presented ballet numbers and
tap dancing. Fancy diving exhibi-
tions were given by Bill Tarbott.
Frank Reilly, Jackie Richards, Bill
Dean. Joan Trainor, Nick Sheridan
and Lucille Kirsch.
Swimming demonstrations of team
coordination were given by Pa
tricia and Phyllis Palmer and Betty
and Buddy Roland. These events
were set to waltz music.
! One of the demonstrations which
delighted the audience was given in
canoe handling by R. Aubrey Bog
ley, assisted by Mary Moncure.
Mr.. Bogley showed how rescues
could be made from a canoe with a
minimum of danger. He also flooded
the canoe and, remaining in the
water, emptied Ii. He also showed
Evening star., 1941-09-03
Fleet Partly Damaged
In Premiere Of
Two-Hour Aquafete
5000 Watch Water
Spectacle at Pool;
Shows Through Friday

The 1941 Red Cross Aquamerica
had its premiere last night in the
Takoma pool and today is ironing
out the rough spots and rebuilding
ath part of the fleet which met
with disaster and had to be scut-
tied
Just before the finale Of the two
hour water carnival-an opening
feature of the silver anniversary of
the annual Red Cross Roll Call of
September 22-the miniature fleet
battled on the open seas Of the
pool. Though firing blank shots
one of the gray battleships caught
fire from flying sparks and partly
burned before its pilot Ca swimmer
tnside) could scuttle it and extin-
guish the flame.
Otherwise the program went on
as scheduled, with special swimming
events, water stunts. clown diving
and aqua -waltzes. A crowd of more
than 5000 youngsters and grown
ups filled the playground area for
the auuafete. The main setting fol
the marine display featured the
prov of a battleship, flanked by
red. white and blue decorations.
Prominent were huge VS. for VIC
tory in deep blue, fading off into
the background edges of the set
ting.
Asks Support of Work.
Edgar Morris, general chairman OF
the Red Cross Roll Call Committee
formally opened the show with stress
on the Importance of Red Gross
work during this present emergency
"I feel" he said, that wherever
such large group as this is gathered
we cannot avoid thinking Of the
horror and suffering which prevails
in 50 many parts of the world. Even
on happy occasions such as this
that horror and that suffering con-
stitute a back-drop, somber and
thought-provoking" He then called
on Washingtonians to give us your
Evening star., 1941-09-03

Margot Molander, Dot Robinson,
Rose Mary Boal, Edward Thomp-
son, Margaret Sullivan, Vance
Brown, Nellie Higgins, Laura
Smithers, Mary Jane DIETRICH,
Charlotte Thesis, Phyliss Cook, Hell
en- Engleman, Philip Jackson,
Charles Greenbaum, Marguerite
Bailey, Vivian Stein, Harriet Sisk,
Arthur .MacNeil, Jane Lartz, Bill
BURROWS and Kay Tillinghast.
Evening star., 1941-09-03

overheard, only to break from his
bonds as soon as he hit the water.
A chorus Of 81 swimmers gave a
formation swim, building up a
pyramid design. The Aquamerica
swimming chorus included Helen
Mills, Pat Dolan, Dot Sharkey, Bet
ty Lanzillotti, Mary Ora Frames,
Jackie Frames, Lorrie Notion, Son.
ny Frames, Leo Jarboe, Duke Dod-
son, Patsy Pugh, Patsy Montee
Evening star., 1941-09-03

veal his identity to the crowds at
the closing show Friday, last night
was tied in a laundry bag and tossed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Wheeler
Hints bill
For War
BY WILLIAM s. NEAL

NV news service stan correspondent
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-
With the Senate foreign relations
committee hearing Secretary of
State Cordell Hull on the ship
arming bill in secret session today,
foes of neutrality act revision ten
tatNely decided 10 thrust reso-
luton for a declaration of war
into the battle,
This proposal was described by
observation-disclosures as an answer
both TO proposals Of three Senate
Republicans for complete repeal of
the neutrality act, and a proposal
of three Democrats to repeal the
provisions prohibiting American
cargo ships from going 10 Britain
-'T don't know that I'll intro
duce il, but do think IL will be
DONE" Senator Burton K.
Wheeler CD Of Montana said
of the proposed war resolution.
/ The Montana Senator, who said
it would be more honest for the
administration to- propose war
than to confine~ its efforts TO kill
ing the neutrality act, conferred
with other non-interventionists on
this strategy move.
Meantime. Senate leaders
planned TO tell foes of the armed
ship bill that1tney will limit their
fight to this proposal, providing
the Observation-Disclosures agree to
permit it to come to a vote in the
Senate next week.
otherwise" said one Senate
leader who would not permit
use of his name. I'VE might as
well consider both armlng of
ships and repeal of the provision
prohibiting our ships from enter
ing combat zones. :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Knox Calls
Men Dead

International News Service Wire W. =
HAMPTON ROADS, Va. Oct
21.-Secretary of the Navy Frank
Knox declared here today that the
IL seamen missing on the torpe-
doed American destroyer Kearny
made the ultimate sacrifice that
men. not only here. but far beyond
our shores, may still retain the
hope of liberty"
Knox gave this first official no
tice that the navy believes the
men dead. in an address marking
launching ,of the u. s. S. Hornet,
seventh aircraft carrier to join the
Americah fleet.
"It is sacrifices like these that
have made this country pos
sible," Knox said.
The Hornet is considered by
naval experts TO be the most mod
|ern and most powerful ship of its
type in the world. 1t has a speed
of 80 knots. length of 760 feet,
beam of 83.1 feet and displaces
10000 tons, and is heavily ar
Imored
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
sTALINo FALLS, SAY NAILS

BERLIN. Oct. 21.-Capture of
Stalino, important Ukranian in
dustrial center about 100 miles
northwest of the Sea of Azov
port of Taganrog, was announced
by the German high command
today.
German authorities also an
nounced that bodies of the Soviet
commander-in-chief of the 50th
army and members of his staff
had been found on the Bryansk
battlefield. The Russian COM
Imander was identified as General
IPetrov.
German troops today occupied
the island of Dagoe in the Gulf
of Riga off Estonia.