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Evening star., 1941-11-02

LUCY MONROE is blond and pretty
and sings beautifully. She never thought
that some day she'd be as important
to our national defense as a feet of
battleships, say. or as oovey of tanks.
She is, though. First, Mayor
LaGuardia put her to work for his
Office of Civilian Defense. Then Sec
retary of War Stimson appointed her
to the music subcommittee of the Joint
Army and Navy Committee on Wei
fare and Recreation.
Her job for LaGuardia is to 60 to
areas where civilians are doing i'm
portant defense work and organize
community sings Reason: our defense
chiefs know nothing brings a lot of
people together 50 well as song which
they all sing at the same time. Also,
by the end of this month she'll start
active service for Mr.. Stimson with a
tour of 72 Army camps. She'll either
hold or organize sings in all of them.
Already Lucy is known as The Star
Spangled Banner Girl" She's earned
that title: she has sung the national
anthem in public at least l.5OO times
"a record. Her career as a patriotic
song singer began when she was made
Official Soloist of the American Legion
Convention in 1887. The high in her
new career came, she says, when she
sang the anthem Immediately after the
Presidents Fourth of July speech.
LAST AUGUST, Lucy broke all musi-
cal records when she held her first sing
in Washington. The sponsors had print
ed 1900 tickets at 25c, SOC, and 81
proceeds for the U.S.O.). hoping the
crowd would be almost that big.
Twenty five thousand came Then Lucy
went to Philadelphia Municipal Sta
dunn. Forty-five thousand appeared
to sing with her.
Most interesting discovery of her
self-paid tours 50 far is that Americas
favorite songs are still old tunes like
''Swanee River" Smiles" Sweet
Adeline. " My Country 'Tis OF Thee"
Top favorite of all, though, is the
newest: God Bless America"
She has also uncovered the song
favorites of U. S. defense chiefs. Gen.
eral Marshall - In the Good Old
Summertime. William Knudsen -
Goodnight, Sweetheart. " Secretary of
Navy Knox - Anchors Aweigh."
And, by an odd coincidence, Mayor
LaCuardia. the Nations No. l Fire
Chaser, prefers Keep the Home
Fires Burning" -jeakY MASON
Evening star., 1941-11-02
DUST IT OFF AND USE IT
by Robert Keith Loavi11
by Robox1 Keith Ioavi11

IN THE back country of New England, where
century old farmhouses cling to rocky hills.
they have a quaint, expressive word:
"Culch."
1t means that clutter of broken, outworn,
obsolete and discarded things you see back
under the caves of the attic, or off in bin
built into the corner of the woodshed: old
doorknobs -. dressmakers' forms u. rusty.
bent sickles -. clocks that stopped when
Hayes was President -. brass hub caps of
long vanished buggies -. an infinite variety
of utterly useless articles. Or 50 you would
think.
But when you get to know your Yankee
farmer, you discover that his cllch bin is a
small gold mine - mine of raw materials
for his age-old avocation of tinkering. He
has passion for storing whatever might
come in handy - a sort of instinct inherited
from generations of ancestors who could
afford neither the money nor the time to
travel miles for handful of nails a length of
wire or piece of brass.
He can cast an eye over box of rusty
junk, scrabble around in it awhile, extract
a half-dozen pieces of perfectly unrelated
metal, retire with them to his workbench -
and come forth with latch for the feedbox
-. or htchen-lamp bracket :. or parcel
holder for the boys bicycle. Last fall man
I stopped to see had just repaired fishing
reel out of the innards of an ancient alarm
clock
We smile at the farmers culch bin, and
envy him the satisfaction he gets out of
rigging up things to make life little more
comfortable.
Yet most of us have culch bins with equally
surprising possibilities. Ours isn't the same
kind of culch. Not being farmers. we don't
accumulate wom-out siclkles and buggy
parts: not being 50 handy with tools, we aren't
tempted to save odd scraps ''in case" But
it is rare one of US who hasn't some dis
carded talent or skill in his mental woodshed,
waiting to be hauled out and put to new and
profitable use.
IT MAY be the relic of youthful enthusi-
asm, as in the case of plumber in a New
England summer resort town. He had wanted
to be an artist, but things didn't work out
that way. Lately. however, someone started
one of those semi-pro theaters in his town
and cast about for a scene painter who would
work for share in the dreamed-of profits
The plumber trotted out his all-but- forgotten
talent got the job. handled it in his spare
hours and is now having the time of his life
- and actually making nice piece of change
as a regular member of successful enter
prise.
A man in upstate New York had almost
forgotten boyhood passion for taxidermy
until the Boy Scouts redisoovered it for him.
Now he is the town sage on animal-stuffng
and at last reports was starting class in
another of his long neglected talents -
archery.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

Some people find that accomplishments
rescued from the culch bin are surprisingly
effective keys to advancement in business.
There was the extraordinary case of young
man who worked for years in large Phila-
delphia concern without ever being noticed
at all. Then one day fellow worker found
out that he had flair for ventriloquism -
the remnant of youthful ambition to go
on the stage. He was persuaded to do his
stuff at company entertainments, and from
then on people began to notice and watch
him. Result: because he was better accoun-
tant than anybody had realized, he went
ahead rapidly. eventually becoming an officer
of his company.
HE business woods are full of successes
founded on talents ingeniously resurrected
from the culch heap. There are at least two
widely distributed brands of canned goods
that started in the kitchens of businessmen
who were out of jobs and forced to try their
hands at skill they hadn't previously es-
teemed very highly. There is big and highly
successful business in industrial cements that
was started by stony broke man who liked
to fool around with chemicals.
But it is not the spectacular money sue
cesses that prove the value of looking over
your culch bin with an appraising eye. Rather
it is tine innumerable successes of quiet salts
faction and of added richness in the expert
ence of life which 50 many ordinary. everyday
people have discovered. These are enough
in themselves to encourage anyone to over
haul his stock of neglected abilities. When
they can be combined with profit it is all to
the good.
In town near New York is a man who was
partially disabled in the France of 1918.
Though he had unusual gifts and splendid
engineering training. his injuries were just
sufficient to keep him short of complete sue
cess. Then, couple of years ago, he looked
into his accumulation of old accomplishments
and saw two things there. First, he remem-
bered more of his formal education than
most of US d. Second, he had a way with
. kids.
So he started a tutoring business, help
ing boys and girls who were finding the going
hard in school; preparing older ones for college
examinations. In this line of work he proved
to be natural" His success was immediate,
complete, and gladly bruited about by
pleased parents, teachers and pupils 1t soon
went beyond mere tutoring - into the field
of trusted counsel on the problems of youth
and the perplexities of parent-teacher child
relations.
Now he has as much work as he can handle.
But even more important, he has found the
kind of work he wants to do, the kind he
can do, seemingly. better than anyone else -
and the kind that yields him not merely
good living but rich dividends of appreciation
and gratitude. 1t is, if anything. little more
satisfactory for having been lifted out of the
culch bin.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Esssesa

fett Field demonstrate three stages in
the Immelmam Turn "a maneuver
used for a fast reversal of direction
without losing altitude.
SOLUTION. A friend of ours who is an
executive for one of the larger cosmetic
perfume manufacturers has a son who
reached the ''I-want-a-pony" stage.
His mother, away at the stage reaching
time. returned to find a shaggy. aggres-
sively smelly Shetland installed in the
tool house, close to her kitchen win
dows.
Her ultmatum came quick: Either
the pony goes or 60" Despair gripped
father and son. Not for long though.
Junior. suddenly inspired, said Daddy
didn't work for a perfume manufac-
turer for nothing.
Next night, Dad brought home sew
eral huge bottles containing his most
popular brand of perfume. Fondly he
poured the fragrant liquid on the floor.
sprayed it on the Toulouse walls,
rubbed it into the pony's hide.
Now Mother. standing beside her
kitchen windows. is happy. Junior is
happy. Dad is happy. And 80, as far
as anybody can tell. is the pony.
NEWFANGlEO. We've just heard
about a corporal in the Arrny's 44th
Division who has invented a modern
version of the old-fashioned reprimand:
Chin in. chest out, soldier"
Our corporal gets results when he
harks. "Shane I'm Shanelessi'' M
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for hostess demonstration work, pay dis
1921, Star.
Evening star., 1941-11-11
THE PALAIS ROYAL

MEN, COLORED,
As bus boys kitchen men. diShvashers.
parking lot work Apply 10 to II or to s..
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HELP DOMESTIC.

MAID. fond of children. ghw. cooking.
$40 per week Apply 3l1I M. Pleasant
St n v, store.
MAID, live in, gh.w.. cooking, laundry:
$40; references. Wisconsin 1896.
MAID, white or colored. care Of > children,
general housework; live IN $50 Emer-
son ll44.
STEADY position for settled white woman,
gentle under -, TO live in country home,
nr. Falls Church: cooking and light house
work no laundry. family consists Of ,
adults and children. Must be willing to
have blood test and furnish excellent char
acter and work references, start at $50 mo-
Box iG5-J Star
WOMAN. coIored. age 20 20 40 reliable,
fo- general housework; permanent Phone
SH 4"I6W.
WOMAN to take care OF baby and do gen.
eral houseWork Franklin 2055
WOMAN white experienced g n W care
"-year-old EMPLOYED couple, live in; ref
ereuCes Temple 2sG2
WOMAN. reliable, to cook and do g h W;
= IN family. DU. 1862.
WOMAN white. to care for 2-yrsr-old child
ard home, 1--we in Arlington, Va; Sunday
OF Chestnut 36i5
WOMAN dependa Bile. to care for bshv dur
Ing CAV most o. evenings and Sunday
free I've in. Call Glebe 3@27 after
= 90 pm
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BUSINESS WOMAN, mature experienced.
must have work all phases office work;
loyal dependable. Box 91-Z, Star.
BURROUGHS position wanted by expert
enced combination bookkeeper and billing
clerk. woman. moderate salary, satiSfac-
tion guaranteed. Box 91-Z. Star. l3'
COMPANION for elderly person by efficient
middle aged woman. kind and conslderate,
free to travel. Box 96-Z. Star.
COMPANION to elderly lady. assist with
light houseWork. Write G.. 1916 Quarles
81. ne, city. IL.
GIRL. colored. wishes employment in once
as typist. will perform maid services; ref
erenceS. DI. 5146
LEGAL SECRETARY wishes extra work
evenings. Phone Hobart 1906.
LINEN ROOM ASSORTER, sewer. elevator
operation or chambermaid. NO. 1926.
P. B. X OPERATOR, experienced. wishes
Job Phone Chestnut 5573. 49,
SECRETARIAL-Ste -Steno-typist. Office man.
out dictation; willing and capable. carry
responsibility: relieve of detail: also exp.
store personnel. best refs. Box 2S-Z, Star.
STENOGRAPHER, capable, desires better
position; lengthy, valuable experience; $50
to start; references. Box 92-Z. Star. l3'
TYPIST AND GENERAL OFFICE WORK in
Office of refinement; references. Address
Box 95-Z. Star. for interview.
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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.
FORMER employees of The
Hecht Co. wrapping division
who are interested in part
time work see Mr.. Stanley be-
tween $50 and IL or phone
MA. 51OO, Branch 75O.
WAREHOUSEMEN, LAUN-
DRY HELP, FOOD DEPT.
HELP, EXPERIENCE NOT
NECESSARY. APPLY IN
PERSON, EMPLOYMENT
DEPT, PEOPLES DRUG
STORES, II P ST. NE, 9
AM. TO NOON DAILY.
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SALESWoMEN.

YOUNG WOMAN. 30-35, car preferred,
selling ability, knowledge hair tinting; op-
portunity with New York organization,
national distribution. State age. EXPERT
ence. salary. Box $50. Suite 1900, Times
Bids, N. Y.
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WATERPROOFING.

with ''DRYE'. Easy to apply yourself
Just paint It on. Large 12h-lb. can. 81 rs.
HECf1N0KR 90. Atlantic lzO0.
Evening star., 1941-11-11

MILLINER experienced; good salary TO
one who can qualify. Box 112-J, Star.
NURSE white. experienced. for 3 months
old child health certificate, sleep in. 1lO3
Conn ave MA 0STq
Evening star., 1941-11-11
HELP DOMESTIC.

AM LOOKING. for. sirl to live in, do cook
ing, housework. help care for children:
good salary for right party. SH 500.
BOARD. room to needy ambitious high-
school student, exchange duties as mothers
helper; small allowance. TR. 5o35
COOK and general houseworker first class,
3 adults, l child school age no laundry:
good wages; reference required. Box
COOK and Rh.w,. experienced; no sun
DAYS, stay some nights. SO week. refer
ences. 4231 Wisconsin ave. NV.
COOK. ghw.. colored experienced: adults:
no SUNDAYS, y day Sal; IS, carfare. Call
after n. ia. 1881
COOK. general houseworker colored. part
time: come at ! pm: 81 week. = in fam
lily; references required Call EN-. $3.50.
COOK colored. experienced. lst floor clean
ing, laundry; live in. Wisconsin 751a.
COOK. gh W, settled, white. for adult
couple; must have excellent refers; Sl2
wk: live in. Box 326-J, Star
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER, experienced
cook, light laundry. assist with care Of
child, l yr. old $40 week. EN-. 1913.
GH;W. and cook. . adults, l baby: Ar
lIngton; live in: $40 week references.
GIRL. white desired, general housework.
cook meals for ,; Saturdays of references.
Call Woodley 1883. II.
GIRL. white. live in. fond Of children, small
family; cooking and light laundry Phone
Shepherd 5o1s after m.
trained t. months old child for empl
couple; baby's laundry only live in Call
Kensington 450-W.
GIRL, refined care Of small apt and .
children under school age, 50 week. War
field S534.
GIRL, colored. reliable. light housework,
cooking. care one child, 2 years. Cali Trini-
dad 1870.
GIRL for general housework and cooking
Apply sol H ST. ne
GIRL. white, care of . infants: room board
and salary; references Falls Church
GIRL for general housevork, no cooking
or washing: s to A. Sundays 1920 to IL
noon. 1881 10th ST. NV
GIRL gh.w. laundry, 70 $50 pm
weekdays, 40 am. to ] pm. on Sat, no
Sundays 50 wk. and carfare. WI. 54l4.
GIRL. white or colored, for g:h;g. plain in
Franklin ST. ne. Decatur 5o64.
GIRL. colored, gh.w.. live in or stay 8
nights; start ss Call Emerson 2719.
GIRL. colored. general housework plain
cooking; light laundry, for couple with 2
yesar-old Priva5e MeogTn upstairs room and bath
HOUSEKEEPER-Must be excellent cook
and thorough cleaner: 1st-foor rm. and
bath: S60-S65 mo. Box 109-J, Star.
HOUSEKEEPER, white who loves children
versed in their training and care. l year.
and 2i2 years, willing to take mothers
place in home. during her working hours.
light housework, ability TO plan and pre-
pare children's meals and dinner: live in
$40 month. Please don't apply unless
competent and wanting permanent, con-
s and s pm. 321 18th pl ne.
MAID, colored, capable, neat, ghw., plain
s9HA' sss month. tST'ru sH. s 446s-w. '''0' '''
Evening star., 1941-11-11

CHAIRS. barrel back S27 so. value S65:
grandfather clock. S1Oa; dining set, 10
| pc. $50: living set 3 pc, sos; lge Office
desk and chair. S35 bedrm. set | pc.
Sl35: ANTIQUE buffet. 500 Lorraine Studios,
352O Conn. Apt. 81. WO 1850.
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PRESSER. colored. wanted at once: must
have D. c. permit. 1918 14th St. n.w.
RADIATOR REPAIRMAN, must be expert
enced on all makes of passenger and truck
radiators. Steady Job, good salary. Box
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FLOOR SANDING

And refinishing. Old floor made like new.
Reasonable rates. Free estimates. AID. 1874.
PAINTING. decorating. repairs; roofs re-
paired. painted. Pure lead and oil used
on exterior. Caulking. RA. 53S3.
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STENOGRAPHER for warehouse. Typins
and shorthand essential. Experience second
ary Regular employment, good pay
Glebe 1l22 for appointment. H.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT Books started. kept par,
references very reasonable or "o7+
ACCOUNTANT. : year. experience cos
accounting. auditing. CNllere GRADUATE aEe
30 Phone RE 9fS5 Room y 10.
ARC WEI DER steady job HO 5@72.
CARPENTER. colored experienced with
tools. and handy man, wishes work NE
CHEF. colored. experienced in hotel cafe
terra. Cafe, dining car and boarding h1oo..se'
COLLEGE MAN. "a. deferred. sales and
once experience desires position with NV ~
ture only. anywhere, n!easlnE personality
preSentable. Box 1887. star.
DRAFTING High school SEN maj. IN
drafting. A. average. wishes 20 do tracing
or detail work Call MI @l2G. IL
HOTEL" wears Wash exp room clerk
cashier. auditor. COLLEGE graduate aye 80
MAN. co'ored, desires work after s. cal
DU. 747o.
MAN colored. wants lob in cafe or work
OF any kind Hobart $3.50
MAN 30. with car wants SATURDAY work
or - evenings weeEly or both local ref
MAN executive With ability, 90 yrs
drafting and art exp, will consider. op-
portunitv in Government dept Present po-
sition -superyision over l@ employees, ad-
dress Box 53-Z, star IL,
MAN 35 experienced clerk. stenographer.
tvpisl. accurate. desires permanent posi-
tion Box 71z, Star. T.
MAN colored. wishes part-time porter work
SIS m. or SIS pm: refs. Atlantic 4al 8
after m
MAN. colored with city reference wants
Job, dishwasher or housework. Decatur
fl41.
SHORTHAND REPORTER six wears expe.
rience in general conferences, Federal and
court work, desires position. Box o.
z, Star IL
STOCK RECORD BOOKKEEPER with 3
years perpetual inventory experience.
wants permanent position; good references.
Box 447-X. Star. IL
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PLUMBERS S HELPER, must have at least
B years experience; $50 a week. RAN
dnlnh 1918
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MOTORCYCLE RIDERS CO... with motor.
oyer ! 8 yrs. of age. Rynex e. Saxon. 1927
18TH 81. NV.
OUTSIDE WORK gathering data Apply
hy letter only; state age. Boyd's Directory,
RD2 F st. NV.
PAPER HANGER, hrst-class Apply 324
Evening star., 1941-11-11
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOKING by. experienced colored woman.
Adams 1851.
GIRL, coored, wants part-time work. morn
erences Hobart sO64.
GIRL, colored. intelligent. experienced, de-
sires gh W: good cook; home nights. good
wages TR. 1l30.
GIRL. colored. days work. Mon; through
Trinidad 6072.
GIRL, colored, wishes part-time or days
work. Please cali after o am. Ref. Mich
igan 274S.
GIRL. wants mornings work. AT. 1885.
GIRL, colored. wants part-time or full
time. Call from to p.m., RE 7192.
GIRL, colored. neat, desires work as gen.
eral houseworker or mothers helDer.
NE 1889.
GIRL, colored, wants gh.w. or part-time;
no Sundays references. Phone AT 1888.
GIRL, colored; wants work of any kind.
Call Adams 1928.
GIRL, colored. young. wishes Job as gh ".
and mothers helper. nursemald. AID. b3l2.
GIRL, colored. wants morning wc:k. 8 TO
100 pm, no Thursdays; city ref Call
North 81 80.
GIRL, colored. wishes all-day or part-time
work Phone Michigan 1885.
GIRL colored wishes position. cook. part
time fulI-time: days, work. 1881 18th
st. II W. MlCHledu DpO--.
S6FR S1H NC eOSTsd young efp h ffn ou'e
Girl. ,colored. wants general housework.
light laundry. child nurse; stay some
nights: references. Trinidad 63"5.
GIRL. colored. desires steady Job cleaning
office. maid in downtown store or private
family. Hobart 4913
GIRL colored, wants j9b as ghw stay
day or night fond OF children: ref; per-
manent lob Phone North 3591.
GIRL, colored. days work or part time.
District 1854
GIRL, colored. desires maids Job or part
time work; hotel references. AID. 9235
GIRL colored. wants housework: fond Of
children: sleep in or out. AT. 1850.
GIRL, colored, wishes day work. have
good reference DE 4l92-J.
GIRL. colored. wants afternoon Job. genera !
housework. a place to sleep night: no small
children; city reference. Phone North 1880.
GIRL. colored, wants housework such ss
cleaning and taking care of children Du.
| S224
! GIRL, olored wishes part-time house
i work or chambermaid. District 1921.
GIRLS CO., neat. colored. want work Of
| any kind; experience; references. RE.
| 3S40.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored, wishes Job
every day. ref. Columbia 0944-J.
| WOMAN colored, young, reliable. desires
! part-time work at any time; references.
Dupont $500.
WOMAN. colored, experienced, with refer
| Sundays. Phone Michigan 1895.
| WOMAN. colored. wishes lob cleaning Of
! fees after work hrs exp, honest and
/ reliable CO 365l. Frances.
| WOMAN colo1ed, nice. days work or eve
| ming Ans by card. Mrs. A. Jackson
/ 30lS Sherman ave. NV
| WOMAN wants part-time work. morning OF
/ afternoon. to II or TO 4 Hobart 1859
J WOMAN, colored. neat, wants morning
J work until IL. Call DU. 0sl9 after 3.
/ Tuesday
Evening star., 1941-11-11

PORTER WANTED-MuSt be able 10 take
care of furnace; over 27 years of age:
references. The Shah Optical Co.. 927
Evening star., 1941-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TRAILER FOR HIRE
HELP MEN.

AUTOMOTIVE, experienced. starter and
generator man at once. Apply 1903 14th
Evening star., 1941-11-11

STENOGRAPHER, experienced, for per-
manent position; dictaphone experience
preferable but not essential. Apply 1884
Evening star., 1941-11-11

SALESMAN. experienced. for paint dept
State age. experience and salary. Box
1851, Star.
sALESMEN, 21-35 yrs, mems furnishings,
Experienced preferred: permanent position.
Mutual Store. cor 9th and E SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-11

SEAMSTRESS, also to have some knowl-
edge of marking in and inspection IN dry
cleaning plant. Box 467-J. Star.
SECRETARY for physician; must be able
to type and do some laboratory work. Box
Evening star., 1941-11-11
IITIT =
pPIIANCE COMPANY

FRATORS-ReposseSs used and
new at wholesale prices. No tax on our
old stock We operate the LARGEST reirleer-
ator plant in the East. IS yrs experience.
and therefore have the best selections at
the lowest prices. Frigdaire, WeStlng-
house Norge, ColdSpot. Crosley, KelvEator.
G E. from $40. Up 10 3 yrs. free serves
guarantee. Easy terms. LsrEe trade allow
ance Laree stock of new l9fl-l Hf2
standard make refrigerators. 5-yr. tac-
tory guarantee al builders prices
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BUILDING MATERIAL Our Southwest
yard has been closed and combined with
our Northeast yard, increasing both orr
in Washington
Foundation TO Root at Rock Bottom
Prices has been our slogan for 30 years.
HECHINGER CO 4-BIG STORES
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SPECIALITY statesmen

We can use two high-grade statesmen with
cars on a fast money-making Job here
in washington, The company, furnishes
highly qualified leads and all working
equipment No investment. no bond This
is educational work backed by national
advertising campaign. You sell an $50
deal and give your customer a year 10 pay
We pay YOU SIS commission Immediately
If YOU want a permanent job and are
ready TO 90 TO work at once phone G. S.
Paine. before noon only. at District 42l0.
TO arranGe for an interview. los
Evening star., 1941-11-11
HELP WOMEN.
tCOntiuIlpd
SALESGIRL,

1926 years old, for Arlington dress shop:
$3.50 per week plus commission position
is permanent, with excellent opportunity
for advancement. previous sales experience
not necessary. a cheerful personality IS our
main requirement. Applicants should call
Republic O1S4 10 arrange interview.
Evening star., 1941-11-11

interior and exterior: white
mechanic: first-claSs work; special prices
Lit md hat
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If unemployed or not satisfied with pres
ent position and looking for future where
earnings are above the average 10 start
and have a car. call Dupont 4671 Tuesday
evening. between : and : D. m ONLY
SODA DISPENSERS, 1926 years
of age, experience not necessary.
Applicants under q must have
over-age cards which can be
obtained at the Franklin School.
Apply in person. employment
department. PEOPLES DRUG
STORES. II P st. ne, 9 am. to
noon daily
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MEATCUTTER,
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN.

COUPLE colored. want quarters and job
as Janitor, small apt. house. l3l" St.
Sc. F c. johnson. IL
COUPLE, colored. wishes Job. chauffeur and
butler; exp cook and housework; willing
10 leave CltY Call Franklin o:}1O.