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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-08-07

Charles Robert Bishop, of the U.
S. S. 48, New London, Conn, is on a
To-day furlough which he is spend
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl V. Bishop, of Malta, and other
relatives and friends.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-08-07
Illiteracy Among Draftees High

The state seective service headquarters Colum-
bus reports high rate iliteracy exists among Ohio
drafees Up July 5 it is stated that APT Ohio reg
strants had been deferred because of their inability
to read and write English prescribed in the fourth
grade of grammar school, Of the total 342 were white
and 85 colored. We glad to report that Morgan
county not represented in the ierate group
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-08-07
Missionary Society

The Missionary society of the
Main Street Church of Christ will
meet with Mrs. John Harker, Tues
day, Aug. IL, at O'Clock. Mrs.
Dorthea Henery will have charge Of
the devotionals; Mrs. Forest Haven
er is the program leader.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-08-07
EXPENSES OF COMMON PLEAS
COURT REDUCED

The annual report prepared py
Miss Florence B. Barrell, clerk of
courts, to be filed with the secretary
OF state for the year ending June 80,
1941, discloses that 105 cases were
filed during that period. OF the
number IS were civil cases and 80
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-08-07
Malta Grange

Malta grange will meet August
Is to confer the third and fourth
degrees upon group Of candidates.
The third degree will be conferred
by Malta degree team and the
fourth degree by the Deerfield de-
gree team.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-08-07
Townsend Club

DR.. Francis E. Townsend, founder
of the Townsend movement, will be
in Marietta at the fair grounds
Tuesday. Aug. ~, at 8 p. M Every
one that can should hear him. The
local club will have it's regular
meeting August IL.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-08-07
Lemon Hill Cemetery

Arrangements have been made to
clean the Lemon Hill cemetery
Wednesday, Aug. 20. All interested
should come or send someone to
help.-E. R. Woodward, and Earle
Eveland
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcdonald
of Kennebec hill, and the formers
sister, Miss Blanche Mcdonald OF
Ashtabula, were dinner guests We'd
nesday of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Best, of
this place.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-08-07
L o G. Al n e w S

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Lindimore re-
turned to their home at Neelyville,
Sunday, following visit at Worth
ington with their son, Postmaster
Howard Lindimore, and family.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-08-07

Three chorus and band concerts
are being broadcast this summer by
Ohio State University's department
of music, over station WOSU. at 8
p. m, on the nights of July 16 and
rs.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-08-07
Albert Newsom's.

Albert NeWsOm'S.
Mrs. M. A. Wright Of Malta and
granddaughter Marilyn Riley Of Nc
Connelsville spent Monday night
and Tuesday with Mrs. Albert Ellis.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-08-07

Gratitude is one of trifes that help make lit
tle man big
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-08-07

He who excuses his faults shows that he has in
tenton of quitting them.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-08-07

About the easiest way for to attract attention
is to make fool of himself
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-08-07

He who believes nothing gets nowhere.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Shanghai Merchants
To Move TO Interior

Merchants and other businessmen
OF Shanghai, China, are planning
TO move to the interior with the help
of four Chinese banks which have
set aside s6O,OO0.0O0 for the pur-
pose. The banks have established
branches in all key districts of the
country. Merchants and manufac-
turers are eager to move to the
Chunking-controlled areas. and have
established branch Offices in the in
terror to make ready for the exodus
from Shanghai.
Since the outbreak of war the con-
ditions in Shanghai have diSCour-
aged Chinese businessmen. They
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
loeol Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ORCHESTRA. s-l4 PCS SEEKING BOOK
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Company of the District Of Columbia Will
be held al the Office OF the company,
1911 Columbia Road NW., in the civ
OF Washington. District OF COLUMBIA a.
sry y. 1912, for the purpose Of elec'ng
officers for the ensuing year and Tor such
other business as shall come before the
JAMES Med. SHEA. Secretary.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself RHODA RUDDACH RICKETTS,.
6017 Broad st. Brookmont Md.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The STOCK
holders Of the Columbia s Title INSURANCE sur r.;e
purpose Of electing Is trustees Of the com
pany for the ensuing year. will be held at
the ONCE of the company. SOB E st. NV,
on Monday, December 3. 1871.
The transfer books will be closed from
December 5, l94l. to December >. 144 g.
both dates inclusive. EDWARD S. Nc
KNEW, assistant secretary
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Annual Meeting Of the Shareholders sof
The Rigss National Bank Of Washington.
D. C, for the election of Directors and
the transaction of such other business as
may come before the meetinG, Will be held
Avenue. Northtest. on Tuesday, January
~, 1919, The polls will remain open from
IL O'Clock am. until - O'Clock noon.
GEORGE o VAsS, Cashier. -
GOOD CARE FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE.
Small private convaleScent home. beau
tiful country surroundings. yet IN city.
special care to slightly crippled. Price ac-
cording to attention needed. WO. 1850. -
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hair and gray eyes. She was eX-
tremelv curious about everything
She was so inquisltive that she
drove her nurse to distraction. The
nurse would find the child out IN
stables asking about the horses, or
down in the dairy barns pleading
to milk a COW.
That pleased her father and
mother. the King and Queen. be-
cause they thought child with
such curiosity would grow into a
wise queen.
So they found the Uisest men
in the kingdom to tutor her. At
s she could speak French. Latin,
Greek and English. At 8 she wrote
a long poem in Greek as gift for
her father.
At 10 the King gave Hildur her
first birthday festival. When the
dav came the sun was golden and
the gardens were filled with late
roses. At sunrise the Kings trum-
peters woke the whole palace. Hill
dur bounded out of bed and ran TO
the window, and there in the court
ward below, she saw her first pres
ent-a white pony with blue sad
die.
Hidur hurried into yellow rid
ing habit and rushed downstairs,
When the breakfast bell rang she
rode her pony straight into the
Evening star., 1941-12-05

ent of the day. Just before the des-
Sert was brought in. the King
reached into his gold cloth robe
for a small. blue velvet box. II held
the opal which. you remember.
Santa had left beside her when he
brought her TO the castle.
Hildur opened the box slowly and
when she saw the fiery blaze of the
beautiful stone she gasped, oh,
how beautiful"
All through the meal she kept
the opal in her left hand. When
it was time to dress for the dance
she begged half hour to play by
herself in the garden. She took
the opal with her.
She ran through the white rose
garden, through the pink rose gar
den and into the garden famed
with red roses. But there she tripped
over a vine and as she fell the opal
fell from her hand. 1t bounced three
times and the third time great
hole opened in the ground
oh my pretty OPAL sobbed Hill
dur as she scrambled to her feet.
Then she looked down the hole.
OH she gasped There was a
neat stone stair case. Hildur started
down It.
Tomorrow. Princess H,ldur meets
the UitcheS.
tAll Rights Reserved, A. P. Feature Service
Evening star., 1941-12-05

in this country. The things that
struck me the most were the iron
discipline, the excellent physical
quality of the men and the good
quality of their uniforms Nearly
all the cadets were between 10 and
25 years of age. with a few older
volunteers. They were alert, re-
sponsive and obviously high spirit
ed. All had volunteered for this
service from other branches of the
army. They were of several Soviet
natlonalitieS and were being given
complete basic training III military
tactics.
Here again, as often before, saw
plenty of evidence that the Red
Army gets special treatment in the
matter of clothing and food. There
was not a single cadet who was
not we'll uniformed and we'll shod
The food, which we sampled, was
excellent and carefully calculated
according to calory values. The
officers were plainly proud of Rus
sian pioneering in the science of
parachute warfare.
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U. S. Large Customer
For KurukuI PeIts

Tens of thousands of karakul pelts
are exported from Southwest Africa
to America weekly, it is reported
in Windhoek. 1t is estimated that
between January l and October !
nearly 25000O skins We're exported.
record. Prices have scared and
great demand continues for African
peltS now that RusSia's export diff
culties have been increased by the
war.
A large number of buyers from the
United States are in the karakul
region. Recently a block of farms
embracing $4,000 acres in the Keet-
manshoop district, in the heart of
one of the best karakul sheep re-
gionS. was purchased by a company
which intends to expand karakul
farming.
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dinlng-hall where the King shout
ed. Look, our little horse-woman.
She doesn't have time to eat" He
pretended to hide her breakfast, but
Hildur jumped from her pony and
played tag with her father until
he led her back to the table where
the Queen was laughing at the fun.
There was excitement all day. A
dig fete had been planned for the
evening when there was to be a
concert and a dance on the castle
lawns.
But at dinner the King and the
Queen and Hildur ate alone. That
was because the King wanted to
surprise Hildur with the best pres
Evening star., 1941-12-05

Like most other reserviStss now
undergoing training in Russia. these
future leaders of air-borne troops
are being rushed through a COM
plex course of training at wartime
tempo. They are required to speno
no less than IL hours daily in train
ing and study.
The academy, which is only 9
few months old, is beautifully situ-
ated on an embankment overlook
ing the frozen Volga, as is every
military institution I have visited
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Red Army Hardening Hundreds Of Youths
In Air Descent School, Behind Lines

capital. The whole party was an
initiated.
In. a majority of cases the Ger
mans drop Is or 20 men, sometimes
in civilian clothes or Red Army uni
forms, with the aim of sowing panic
in the rear, the colonel claimed
He rldiculed NaZi claims of having
captured Russian women parachut-
lists, asserting that while numerous
women were used in auxiliary ca
pacltles. none served as parachute
fighters.
Evening star., 1941-12-05
CHAPTER FIVE.

The little girl baby, left in the
castle. was named the Princess
Hildur. Her fathers kingdom was
the Kingdom of The Wide Rivers.
So the land was very rich: quite
as rich as King Harald's land.
Hildur was much loved, She grew
into a straight, slim girl with yellow
Evening star., 1941-12-05
Sft1tttftf Sft1ttttfdf4Ci**le ! &c *{ 3
@5 SiS1io THLl

The story so far: Princess
Hildur orolUS up in the Kingdom
OF the Wide RiUerS. She tUdS the
halt OF a lrhite rose which Santa
changed into a child. He has left
her q magic opal.
Evening star., 1941-12-05

have found it almost impossible to
push the sale of goods in the Chinese
home market. Their alternative is
to make goods in free China and ex-
port to foreign countries.
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DIAMOND CABS
HELP MEN & WOMEN

FIRST CLASS COOK. houseman or couple.
must be good. experienced cleaners. stay
NIGHTS. no wash. state age and experience
Sl25 month. Box 2s7-G. Star
FOOD SUPERVISOR. must be experienced
Apply Executive Pharmacy, 900 PennsyI-
vanla ave NV
GROCERY CLERK. white man or woman
over u. EN-. O4S4. 45UI Wisconsin
JANTTOR-MANAGER for Odd Fellows
Temple man and wife. white, DAY work not
over 40. experienced IN the care and nam
tenance of property. references. Cali be-
tween : and > m, except Sunday.
Manager. il9 eth S. NV
MANAGER. intelligent and resourceful. for
large guest house with tearoom or dining
room experience. State full qualifications
salary and references in first letter. Box
CSC. Star.
RESTAURANT manaser. for restaurant in
Colonial mansion near Washington: prefer
unmarried man or woman over 30; room
and board included. State experience. sal
aTy. references Box 3Ol C, Star.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DRESSNAKING. alterations, sllp-coVers.
draperles. suits: work guaranteed' prices
reasonable AT. S755 or II @53s-
NURSE, UNDERGRADUATE or II hour duty:
night preferred. HI. 0422-R
MANAGER and supervisor,
successful in developing. directing en-
ployes. food preparation and service food
cost control Woodley 774S. 6'
STFNOGRAPHER. fast accurate. evening
work; 6 years experience legal, real estate,
bookkeeping District 6620. Ext. 505
after 8.
TYPIST, receptionist. general clerk except
stenography. "a, experienced. excellent
telephone ability, desires position. Wood
ley O79l.
(Continned On Next Pagey
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SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER desires
permanent position, married. , years eSp d.
d. c. notary, have car. Box 399-A. 6, al.
ACCOUNTANT-Books started kept part
time: audltS. statements. tax service; Iocat
references; very reasonable. OR. 2o'i
BARTENDER Al. desires steady emplov-
ment; hotel and club experience: honeSt.
reliable sober, good references. TR. 5t4l.
cook. butler, experienced; Al reference.
NO. 1891 call from II TO pm.
MAN. married general office work time
keeping, pay roll best of references Box
443-A. Star.
MAN. white, available for Job cigar -
news stand, exp, reliable. day or night.
Box 3Sg-A. Star. -
perience. national and intornauonal n
scope: sixty years of aee, excellent health,
presently employed, desires other activities.
Box 36G-A, Star.
RETIRED GOVT CLERK. chief CORE
spondent section, best Of reference wants
work of any kind. What have you 10
offer? Box 412-A, Star.
RY-STENOGRAPHER man, en-
ployed nights by Govt. agency. seeks Wors
mornings. afternoons. Box 243-A. ST..
sTENoGRAPHER OR TYPIST or Office
manager Salary not important, EzI
experience. College man, 40 wears old.
white, vigorous healthy. honest AND 90
not drink. VIM C. NESTLER, 1861 Raum
TUTOR, math., physics, science: high
school and college prep: years experl-
ence, Boston, Mass, public schools. Box
439-A. Star.
YOUNG MAN wants par time work;
Q ann pm; radio parts salesman eH-
perienced in sales and serviclng. Box 3.'-
Evening star., 1941-12-05
TELEPHONE co.

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. emplovment
department. PEOPLES DRUG
STORES. II P st. ne, 9 am. to
noon daily.
S TEN OG HER, IN
LARGE REAL ESTATE OF
FICE. ONE WITH EXPERI-
ENCE PREFERRED. SAL
AIRY 100 PER YEAR WITH
OPPORTUNITY FOR AD-
VANCEMENT. REPLY IN
OWN HANDW WRITING,
STATING AGE AND EXPE-
RIENCE. BOX 230-G, STAR.
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HELP MEN.

THEATRE MANAGER, to do publicity.
State minimum wage and experience. BOX
35l-A. Star -
TRUCK DRIVERS age 81 to 40, with one
year high school education. Box 3s7-A,
Star
UPHOLSTERER Ist class, wanted No other
need apply. Full time or part time. Gar
land, 56}2 Ga ave. GE. 364s.
WAITER, colored experienced and settled;
American plan: live in Sligo 57sl
WATERS, white. must be Experienced
Apply after pm. Brown Derby, 3333-A
Conn. ave. -
YOUNG MAN with car, some mechanical
or electrical experience to learn radio sery-
ice. Tl9 st. NV
YOUNG MAN for general office work: also
IN 1th ST NV.
YOUNG MEN for local circulation work:
can earn $50 per week. See Mr. Dixon,
Room 424, 1906 New York ave. NV. from
OPENING: established debit. legal reserve
life insurance company. salary and com
missions good future for man with ambl-
ton Room 800. 1920 X ST. NV. -
WE WILL SOON, have an opening for
man who is employed at present Dut who
is looking for something better. Preference
Will be given, sales experience, but is not
necessary. Should be married. 9s TO 40
years and able 10 furnish bond and refer
enceS. Salary SI,24S per year Ruarau-
teed plus commission. Call TR 3403 for
oBbb'iitlAtbN
FORD MECHANIC WANTED
Excellent permanent position with Wash
ington Oldest Ford dealer on our nlsht
shift. 4 10 - O'Clock Weekly euarantee
Should earn I'D to $50 See Nj. Wilson,
Steuart Motors.
9th and New York Ave NV.
COUNTERMAN WANTED.
EXP. unnecessary. Call after pm
Hilltop Restaurant Sc Hillside 0s93.
BODY AND FENDER MAN,
Experienced in truck body building.
Diamond Motors, Inc, 1929 3rd st. NV.
BUTCHER,
Must Be Capable and Efficient,
To take, complete charge OF meat dept
good salary to right person. Apply 3445
Service Station Shift Mgr,
ST.. Si:4 per mo. and commission. must nave
experience Box "s6-G, S-ar
CASHIER-BOOKKEEPER.
Insurance Office Must be typiet Excellent
yancement Write stating age. education.
experience, salary expected and whether
a. present employed Box 26s-A. Star
FOUR HIGH CALDER MEN,
SD A MONTH STARTING SALARY.
For special work neither SELLING, nor desk
work. by rapidly growing casualty lnSur-
ance company. Liberal education pre-
terred :! years Co!lese m lnlmum. Ase
are willing TO accept assignment 10 any one
of lhl ottCeS expanding from Name 10 the
Philippines. q weeks training IN BoSf on.
Mass, with company paying transporra
'Ion expense to Boston and salary during
training Opportunities are present FOR
advancement in position and SALARY strictly
on merit. In reply give record Of educa-
ton. qualifications. business experience,
phone number. snapshot mot relurnabiel
Box III q. Star.
DIAMOND CABS.
Evening star., 1941-12-05

WOMAN white general houSework. live II:
$40 week Adventist preferred. Shep-
bor
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MAN. white, available for Job cisar =
news stand exp, reliable; day or night.
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MAID. white or colored. for n ". cook
ing and help care for baby, SO vk. ?
nshts. health card. 22l4 ssh s.. Sc.
Evening star., 1941-12-05

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKFEpER desires
permanent position, married, , years EXP d.
d. C. notary have car. Box 399-A. 6 al.
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CARD PUNCH Courses-EASY. short used
in Govt. and private business BOYD
SCHOOL 1888 F st. MA. 1888.
QUICK review course IN shorthand. type
writing. bookkeepins. calculating machines
New classes now starting Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL, 1888 F St Ma. 233S
TELEPHONE tP. B. XD course. EASY
short, interesting: graduates working in
aoc.0rs. dental APT; house, auto. Offices
Touch typIns FREE with course. New
classes starting this week Capital P. B.
x School, 1871 CT St MA. 2II1.
TYPEWRITING-Learn al home all make
machines for rent or sale. Inquire OF
FICE MACHINES CORP. RE. @S2S-1lS-l4
COMPTOMETER COURSES easy good
paw. BOYDS. 1888 St. Ma 233s
ALPHABETICAL CARD PUNCHING. Gov
ernment positions open. Hurry all stu
dents welcome. Jennlfer Business College,
1243 New jersey ave. NV NE. 1902 60
AUTO DRIVING taught by experts: easy
parking specially; dual controlled cars
assuring perfect safety Permits secured.
Md. Va and D. C. Easy Method Driving
School. Randolph 1884 or Randolph 1897.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
Big demand for operators. We place you.
MODERN BEAUTY SCHOOL, 1311 st. NV
Evening star., 1941-12-05

GIRL. general housework, care OF child.
experienced: references. live in. $40 month.
Emerson S55f
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MARY BOLES Ida Nav Of Roanoke. Va.
telephone former employer, WI. l54o. after
-.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COMPETENT HOUSEWORKER, cook and
laundress Two IN family. no Sundays, 10
THURSDAYS n3 nights. permanent position
Tor reliable maid reference Call a. -
Heske'h St. Chevy Chase. Nd, after =.
WISCONSIN ~lG
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COOK AND G H W for couple IN ATllns ton.
no laundry OF Sunday 10 pm Bus -
door. Glebe 3016 MI 7I4l from 10 ,
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! WOMAN, white. TO care for small apt and
small girls. 80 home nights. Call WO.
| lSnl af 90 n
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COMPETENT GENERAL EOUSEWORREP.
laundreSs and COOK adult family OF two
IN Chevy Chase. Of Thursdays halliday
Sunday. no nights. State wages expected.
Boy I"@-A Star
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BARTENDER. Al. desires steady emplov
ment; hotel and club experience: honeSt.
reliable sober, good references TR. 134l.
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MABELLE HONOUR,

NUhbCIIC I1OINOUN,
Beauty Instruction
In the Best Methods.
FREE CATALOGUE. GRADUATES PLACED.
1910 n. Y. Ave tESt ~ YrSD NE. i1iS.
NAKON BEAUTY SCHOOL,
30O9 14th ST. NV Hobart 0l6
Warf1vnn Beauty College,
1910 G St NV District 1852.
Evening star., 1941-12-05

COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER white. expert
euced, for country place near Vienna, Va
1--we N. Phone Vienna lG7 or write Box
:iMl-Ci. ST.
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HELP WOMEN.

MATTRESSES wanted. mus be ezperience1.
Apply Executive Pharmacy 900 Fcnnsyi-
vanIa ave. NV.
MATTRESSES. experience not necessary.
!s.ccocpa vases Tehans Restaurant l'i'
WAITRESS, colored for Saturday and sun
day. l42l llth ST. NV.
MATTRESSES experienced, tor Jlmmys
n E Restaurant. 81 H 81 u p.
WAITRESS. youna. white. experienced, Tor
soda fountain. Good wages. Al'aS 6I'44'
18th and SITS ne.
MATTRESSES. for Saturday nights seiery.
- Apply Dude Ranch Washington -bd.t!-
more blvd. BerWyn. Nd
MATTRESSES rwhItej. experienced 1uiI o.
pr. pr I'm, Tine Apply A schultz eo nta and
WOMAN whte, mlddle-aeed. active az
houeekecper and companion for middle
aged woman. stay ni2h s; VIII treat NE
mgmenF !.ri6 o. ao family = V,h preliminary m
YOUNG LADY. Office . s5s,an, wi'h book,,
keepng knoRiedse ApDiy 90 NJ, 1870
YoT'NG LADY for cler'cs! position Yin
reputable progressive corporation 81
nGEtapher preferred. typ4s' e senuai K =
ply III own handwriting statlT1 age. ols.l-
t1canon@, references and phone nlmoer.
Box 1900, Star
S5SE5rAEY G06b 5tiARY PRIVATE gATF AGE fxPEs
ENCE REFERENCES BOZ ..5-G. STA
, CASHIER -BOOKKEEPER
Insurance Office. must be typist excel
lent working conditions ODOor-urI;t for
advancement. WIle stating age. educa' .p..
al present employed Box 3tu-A S'ar.
COLORED GIRLS
For ss5d ndc4 maxim 81 vce- n51 %
: pm Tally Ho Re auIaht, 81" "a
st NV
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HOUSEMAN OR PORTER, at once, fo-
boarding house. must be clean. and irtelN-
Fen,. good wages and bonus paid. 1857
Mass ave n "
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GIRL, cOlored. general houseVork I've in.
$40 month; health certificate. Emerson
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WOMAN. white. for G v. and care OF ;
children; no laundry. no SUNDAYS. live IN
or out. $50 month TR 30I4
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CHAUFFEUR, Young Chinese. excellent
cook. butler experienced, Al reference.
! 1 trAIn / q
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COOK. eXpeTlenced- and DO some general
housework references required sma Ill
family. Call between . and II am De-
Catur 1910 -
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WOMAN Colored. for general h0uSeTOTk:
f-cc 10 lcaNe cltv- Call OrnMax MaoG
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EXPERIENCED LONG,
INSTANCE OpFP

Opportunity for emoloyment for those
Q, ailyllg. See MFs. P,'2.rs 70 n h,L
thgough FrICay.
THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
Evening star., 1941-12-05

MAN with wide executive and sales ex-
perience. national and intornauonal N
scope: sixty years Of age, excellent health,
presently employed, desires other activities.
Poy pEt-A Star
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COOK, Eh.w-, experienced. 3 IN family,
1--we u. $40 per VIZ WISCONSIN 0r5s
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BUSINESS.
FOR SCHOOL 4 OFFICE POSITIONS,
ADAMS AGENCY.
Colorado Bldg. 14th 6 G NV RE 3a3s
STENOGRAPHER
Slo5 PER MONTH TO START.
MR.. STEWARD. Ma 19g3
SECRETARIES
WITH ABILITY
Excellent Salary Immediate Placement
Wood COLLEGE. 40 l4th S.. NV
WANTED-At ONCE. OFFICE. SALES.
HOTEL. DRUGSTORE. GARAGE HELP
white only. for daily openngS imme-
dlatcly. BETTER POSITIONS. mpny more
ODenlnss cour'e eous treatment. WELCOME.
No advance fees. pay rome Accredited
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1871 G ST FSt = Years