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Evening star., 1941-09-10
Natures Children
Cooling Moth
(Cydia pomonella)

This important matter taken care
of, the female will be seen lowering
above the open apple blossom. Into
each calyx will be placed a tiny
golden egg. And as the fruit ma
lures, so does the worm Matched
from this egg. In 33 days, if all goes
we'll, the worm will have completed
this part of its development. Out
of the apple it chews its way, and
close by, in some protected crevice,
it spins itself silken cocoon,
changing in three days to a chrysa-
lis, and two weeks later stepping
forth a moth
This moth will lay eggs on apple
calyx and the story be repeated, for
there are two broods of these apple
consumers per year.
The remedy? Destroy all wind
falls and immature fruit found upon
the grounl. If you have an orchard
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Deaths Reported

Nellie 3. VsnSant 50 1890 Clydesdsle pi
Eudora J. W. Moreland, ss. 80 r. /.
joseph A. Wilson. 81 22I d st NV.
Thomas l. Wiltberger, SO 6l9 Whittier
Dora L startzel. SO. 3ls 5th st. Sc
Mary Koetzner, IS, Galiinger Hospital.
MMsegle N L,psconb' IS. 2013 N. H. ave
CHARLES d. Shsckelford, 90, Doctors Hos
James Hedderman. 65 Ganinger Hospital
Mary g Bonner. 81 1908 Ctis st. ne
kuth Grisso, So Sibley Hospital
John AScinto 5S GaIlineer Hospital
dudley Burgess, 81 Garfield Hospital
Eowin A. Walker 81. Emergency Hospital
Katherine Bokowski, A., Emergency Hos
Edward Foster, 40. Casualty Hosnitsl
vera Allen: II, Emergency Hospital
Tnlinp FlsheT. Il, Gallinger Hospital
SiaoSS Motherhood. 81, GEORGETOWN Hos
Edna Grove. 81 Gallinser Hospital
DORIS Lewis, 10, Gallinger Hospital
lnIant Mary r. King Childrer's HospitaI
lniant John V. Heflin. Siblev Hospital
Mamie Washington, ~, Gallinger Hos
Daniel Queen, So 1898 9TH st. NV
Thomas Henderson. So 1883 c 81 n.
John Scott, AZ. GallinRer Hospitsl
La Pierre Gillis. A. 27II Georeia ave
narolo BroWn, ~, Freedmen's Hospital
lnIant Phillip Harris. Children's Hospital
inIanty Lofty Columbia Hospital.
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"a, .2375 Champlain st. NV: the Rev.
Fred s.. Buschmeyer.
John Philip Manton. ~ Y. M. c. A.. and
Margaret Ruff. 30, Toledo, Ohio; the
Rev Lawrence j Shehan
Louis Liyshin, 2S. $40 Shepherd st. NV,
and Frieda Esther Esten. 10, $40 Shep-
herd st. NV; the Rev. M. II. Levinson.
Rockville.
William T. Neteher. 90, Fort Knox. N. "
and Marilee May, 80, Nashville. Tenn.
Jacob H. Link. G6. and Dora s. Lingam-
felter. SO, both of Burtonsville Nd.
George D. Boughton %, Washington. and
Clara M Norris, AZ, Arlington, Va.
Chalmers M Roberts. 80, washington.
and Winifred Lois Hall, 81. Bethesda. Md.
Allen M. Thomas. 81. Takoma Park. Md.
and Margaret A. Thompson, Fl. WASH
OTTO H Gaze. So washington. and Doro-
thy e. Ayers ~. Arlington, Va.
Anthony A. Mcdonnell. 80. and Evelyn l..
Robinson, 3S both of Washington
PAGE A. Ronquest, - and Maisie l., john
son. 81, both of Charlottesville. Va,
George II. Krauss. jr.. and Ruth e. Ed
wards. 2S both OF Takorna Park. I'D,
John McDufie, 81. and Mary Clark Ma1on,
40, both OF Mobile, Ala.
James D. Robb. 81 Silver Spring, Md, and
Theda z. Null. Is. Baltimore.
Joseph Durphy. 81. and Geneva Robinson,
%. both of Washington:
James W. Shelton, 45 and Ruth l. Carter,
SO, both OF Chsttanoosa, Tenn.
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WOMAN. young. desires position az helper
In beauty salon; no experience. krA Mics.
Me. 26e3.
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you wouldn't brag. would your"
I'm telling the truth"
"All right al right. Don't get ex-
cited"
The days hurried by with Julie
vainly trying TO uncover job. Soon
the days added up to weeks and she
had nothing to show for her efforts
except signed applications. not even
a half promise. Peg put in word
with the hotel management and re-
ported that there were 10 girls for
every job.
A Surprise for Julie.
In November Julie lowered her
standards. Just any job to tide her
over. But just any job failed to ma
terialize and she resorted to mod
est ad in the paper. Experienced
stenographer with recommendations
would accept position at nominal
salary. She had countless opportun-
tiles to sell hosiery and encyclopedias
on commission. Nothing else. By
this time she was rooming with Peg.
For jules sake they were making
a game of discovering cheap meals
You can always tell by the greasy
Goor knob, Peg said.
Thanksgiving had come and gone
and Julie was giving thoughtful
consideration to her return ticket.
One night, deciding that she must
do something before her bank bal
ance became a blank. she began a
letter to Old Man Frisbie. 1t had
most humble tone. He had been
right. She belonged to Santa Rio.
Would he consider
Just here the door banged open
and Peg burst in with news. Julie,
she whispered dramatically, i've
got lead for you-a swell lead.
I'm in on the ground floor. If you
don't tell soul and work fast"
Crumpling the letter. Julie dropped
it into the waste basket. What is
1t, Peg Tell me-hurry."
'Look-Evelyn Johnson is get
ting married all of a sudden. It's
an elopment-a secret, you know.
She's Michael Gray's secretary and
the place will be open"
jules eyes flew wide. She caught
her breath on gasp. Did you
say-Michael Gray?" she asked
Copyright, 1941, Chicago Daily News, Inc.
Continued tomorrow
Julie summons all her courage for
a bold move.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
By LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

This immigrant from Europe costs
us s31 900 900 per year! Thirty-one
million dollars is tidy sum. 1t
could be used for several very i'm
portant defense projects. If this
war, with its vast cost, awakens
Americans to the billions of dollars
lost through the activities of va
rious insect foes because we are
becoming more aware of our re-
sources and the need to conserve all
food, then the war debt can be met
by our intelligent cooperation in
combating the inroads of destructive
pests.
Whether you get your apple a
day" in good condition is deter
mined largely by the codling moth
which may reach your toothsome
fruit first. At a conservative figure
it costs us SIT 100000 to protect our
apple crop from the small and
greedy worms. The value of the
crop destroyed is something like
S13,500,000, or 100000 bushels of
apples. and the value of the crop
saved s110,000,000
How does the soft-bodied, pink
skinned codling worm get into the
spple?" ask thousands of people.
During the cold months. the future
apple destroyer rests in its pupal
tomb in the ground or in debris in
the orchard, where it retired late in
the autumn.
When the warm spring sunshine
coaxes the fragrant apple blossom
to open, it also warns the spot
where the codling moth is resting.
The insect feels the urge to awake
and complete its growth. BY the
time the perfume of the apple bios
SONS is flung on the air, the moth is
creeping, wet-winged and wobbly-
legged from it's tight. and mummy
like wrapping. At first the moth
shows slight promise of the beauty
it later develops, for its wings are
crumpled and damp, its body mis-
shapen and moist But the sun and
the wind soon remedy all this and
the lovely little moth is sailing the
sirways seeking a mate.
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and Pearl ear IJh Uhie Dyer, @2; 1870 10th st.
JOE ~ knighI, s1nha t 81, 1927 sth st. NV, and
NV; the Rev. Joseph J. Kelly
Edward Alvin Washington, 23, 3o25 1Ith
s.,dn st. ny, and Ora Mae Jones, 23 May
Artbn1 Sslon6r,a a.; me rev; We Eugene Williams
Mass, and Martha Mary Mccain. 81,
T0lS ih New Hampshire ave. NV; the Rev.
Andrew Nevada Smith. SO, 1901 Masss-
newman s. 1901 Ana aassashHsefts aSs rersHss sTs
Marjorie Cornell. "a. i7f4 ff4HePGts G st. nsR.: sRo
william iIns Key nes MI Wbits Rus5in. tin 900 ,-n
Beaumont, Tex. the Rev Elmer a.
Joseph Vestraci. 80. 5e2I Georgia ave
NV. and Eloise Della Dietz, SO, 1914
North Capitol ST.: the Rev. Simpson B.
Jussnita gusnitan Berry. 81. Arlington the Rev.
William George Kstsilometes. %, Lewiston.
IDAHO. and Margaret Anne seawell %.
GARFIELD Hospital Nurses Home; the Rev.
Thomas william Kern %. 272s connecti-
I9. 1853 .Kaiorama I'd NV: vac the hapRe~. Rev.
Dudley Bradstreet Williams Brown. 80.
Achsson; s;sId y, %!;., gSo5 st. NV; the Rev.
Thomas Joseph Vaughn. 81. e0a4 o St
nSw.I and Mary Jane Papan, 2s,- -2120
18th st. NV; the Rev. John F. Burns
Joseph Henry Taylor, II. 1l2S @ st. ne,
and Evelyn Smith, %, 25 Myrtle st. ne;
the Rev. Samuel Kelsey.
Charles Raymond Turner. 26 Sewickley
Pa, and Margaret Frances Lipscomb
CaIey. l774 st. NV: the Rev.
Eugene Jones. IS, ea5 e1st st. ne. and
Blanche Gertrude Maultsby. 20. 40I 50th
st. ne; the Rev. George Dewey Robinson
George Caldwell. 5S. 204 G st. sw., and
Dorothy Brant, &c. 635 End st. s.w.:
The Rev. Anderson Brown.
Charles Weaver Robinson. 3S. 1887 9th
81 NV. and Caroline Corrinne Baken.
George o. Bullock.
Allyn Luther Lee. ?S, 1875 Sheridan st. me-,
and Alyce Wee Doshim %, 1872 Sheridan
ST. ne. the Rev. Ching Chong Hung.
James Love. 40. 1924 o st. NV, and
Sarah Gray. 81, 1853 Swan st. NV;
the Rev. John Lewis Henry.
Waldron Ludlow Adams, 81, 505 Columbia
White SULPHUR Sprinss, w. Va; the Rev.
Oscar L. Rand.
Clarence Joseph Dendy. 20. 407 Florida
ave. NV, and Roberta Elizabeth Red
rick. 10. 43l9 Kane pl ne; the Rev.
Samuel Wilbur Strother 2S,. 1923 Dix ST.
N. Y: the Rev. Leon S. Wormley.
Berton James Braley. %, 1725 Lanier pl
NV. and Jeannette johanna Anderson,
%, 2515 st. NV; the Rev. Charles
r. Warner
Donald Dodge Davis. s7. 237b Champlain
st. NV. and Isabelle Mae VALENTINE.
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Births Reported

Thomas aud June Anderson, boy.
Frederick and Anna Albert. boy.
John and Blo0da Brooks, girl.
Frank snd Doris Bowen, girl.
Roy and Clara Suliuck, girl.
George and Ruth Bach. boy.
Albert and Polly Bentley. boy.
James End Martha Burkett. ir.. boy.
Pat and Catherine Cayiness, boy.
James and Helen Charlton, girl.
Nicolas and Irmgard Close, girl.
Robert and Janet Cumming. boy.
Lance and Mildred De Wis. girl.
Peter and Irene Deoudes. boy.
Clement and Ann D'cden. girl.
Eisnde Ensns snd snd Rers gnf, pSdson; sir how
Effineham snd Eva Fmhree, girl.
Douglas and Helen Fairfax. boy.
John and Harriet Fahy. boy.
William and Lorraine Fort boy.
John and Dorothy Freund. sirI.
Leslie and Madee Gilbert boy.
Clarence and Frances Glisson. boy.
Lawrence and Dorothy Goodwin, girl.
John and Violet Guarnieri. jr, boy.
Michael and Nancy HarriRan. boy.
Thomas and Merrill Hardy. boy.
William and Msrsaret Halbsch, boy.
Roy and Helen HILL girl.
Robert and Thelma Howard, sirl.
William and Anna Howell, girl.
Howard and Julia Hoitz, boy.
Lester and Gloria Hovis. boy,
Stanley and Juanita Rasulke. girl.
Sanford and Marian Kirklsnd. jr.. boy
Gustav and Julia Larson boy
Lander and Madeline Lay. twin girls.
Harry and Elizabeth Leuck, girl.
Jacob and Rose Lieberman. girf.
Clarence and Elizabeth Lusby. boy.
james and Grace MacWilliams. girl
DE Forest and Ann Morton, boy-
James and Sara McCalmont girl.
wallace and zelar McDermott, boy.
Oswald and Irene Nielsen, boy.
Robert and Elizabeth OBrien girl
Bernard and Doris Odum girl
Douglas and Mary Palmes girl.
Ruane and Anna Paul. girl.
James and Barbara Richards. boy.
Juan and Venia SeSe. girl
Marc and Rebecca Silverman. girl
Baxter and Helen Smith, girl.
Jerry and Matte Smith. boy.
Carol and Hildegarde Suead boy,
Adolf and Viola Stahell boy.
Homer and Lillian Streuse. girl.
Andrew and Marianna Tenley. boy.
Eugene and Louise Vines, girl.
Harry and Mary Watson, girl
William and Tscie Ziegier jr., girl
thurman and MARGARET Sowle. boy.
John and Marcia Waters. girl
Randolph and Evelyn Routt. girl,
Paul and Evelyn Smith. girl.
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James limerick Stone, 80, 655 Maine ave.
sw., and Helen Clotilda Yeatman. 23.
231S 18th st. NV; the Rev. Cornelius ].
Daeey.
Jack Dennis Deligans, "a. 1925 Biltmore
St.. NV, and Alma Lueretia WaLs,
Bakersfield, Calf: the Rev. John c. Ball
James r. Dyson, 81, 132 Hickman St Sc,
and Mary Elizabeth Scott. So, 1872 Heck
man st. Sc; the Rev. William Arm
Albert Lee Oder. SO. Baltimore and Marie
Little Montgomery, 80, Gibson Island.
Md; the Rev. A. Lincoln Smith.
sf and FayG1 Sarah Elizabeth IT. soss soh 81 %
D st. SCI the Rev. Alfonso Joseph
Edwards.
louise Kins. q ii1o 4th St. NV; the
isfeTs enne6 coos n New SoTE c an0 Jadse
Addison Benton CLAYTON A a3; l2ss ,:aS Jackson 81
Richmond, Va; the Rev. S. G. spotts-
James Thomas wakenight, 90, 1920 Rhode
TAYLOR 81. 29ol 18th st. NV; the Rev.
Peek. PEEK 5s. both bot Of Hotel New Colonial;
judge Robert E. Mattingly.
william James Hs5sd Msddsp ss a a4say irving M
Pittsf1eld, Mass; the Rev. Joseph e.
s0hn Leonard MeaklD, ~, .iSto LiFiHsstou
st. NV, and Betty Rose Karled 20,
los 26th st. ne; the Rev. A. Lincoln
Robert Peale Mcleod. 32. Alexandria. Va.
and Lady Betty Chandler. 81, 1928 New
Hampshire ave. NV: the Rev. Theodore
o. Wedel
Connexions Myers. 46. and Jessie Delouis
Wade, %, both of 412 lst st. s.w.; the
Rev. Preston Fantroy
Prank Lieb price, 25, 710 whittier st.
NV, and Josephine Delahunt Sullivan,
%, 416 Webster st. NV: the Rev. Frank
Steelman.
John Murray wilkoff. %, Pittsbursh, and
Frances Jane Gordon, 20. 1912 Lowell
lane NV; the Rev. F. Ernest Warren.
Peter Paul Hummer AZ, 7O9 Mt. Vernon
p. nv. and Helen Frances Snyder 49,
Jacob Kokne, 80, Oakland Calf, and
Blanch Kasper, 80, Pittsburgh; the
Rev. John <. Cartwright.
Theodore Reed Lawrence, %, ~ Adams
at. NV, and Eleanor Rose Brasse, ~,
A3k Park I'd. n.w.' the Rev. J. Lloyd
ciemsst Alfred Nalley. rs. 1898 M st. a.v.
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and pigs there is an opportunity to
get back at the codling moth. Pigs
are very fond of windfalls. Also
place a belt of straw about your
trees; codling worms love to spin
their cocoons in hay and remain
here until time to make their debut.
Ever so often burn these belts. Keep
your eyes open for any evidence of
the codling moths or their offspring.
Do your part to protect your apple
tree and it will bring forth abun-
dainty. Millions of children need
apples-childreL are priceless and
codling worms, though costly in
their activities, are absolutely worth
less as far as we are concerned.
Read over the figures again. Thirty
one million dollars pays a powerful
lot of interest to Uncle Sam.
Evening star., 1941-09-10

and that was the end of Juliette
Picard. Not quite. She returned
the price of her ticket to the Cali
fornia Swimming Association, which
might or might not have been an
admission of slight guilt. A week
passed in which she made a friend
and got exactly nowhere in the
search for a position The friend
was Peg Waring, brown-eyed girl
whose room was on the other side
of a commonly shared bathroom.
On jules first morning at the club
they popped into the bathroom from
opposite sides at identically the
same moment. Julie backed out.
You go ahead" she said gener-
ously. I'm in no hurry"
Thanks. I'm Peg Waring. We
might as we'll get acquainted. Do
you wash down the tub after using
it?"
Julie came back to the door.
"why, of course" she said.
Just thought I'd ask" Peg said
through a foam of tooth paste.
Julie leaned against the door cas-
Ing, flannel robe wrapped around
her. I'm Julie Nash" she said, and
added, not to be outdone along the
lines of neatness, Il wash my hose
every night Do you?"
You bet" came in a muffled tone
from behind the toothbrush. Peg
smiled at jules reflection in the
mirror and they were friends.
Where are you from?" she asked.
California"
Julie Is Confident.
-I guess California Is swell, too.
Let's meet for dinner tonight. Want
to?" Peg turned rushing water into
the tub.
They dined pleasurably on fried
oysters and French pastry. They
window wished for an hour. Peg
was telephone operator at one Of
the big Miami hotels. The things
she heard-by, my-the best people,
too. She had boy friend. He'd
bring q pal for Julie Saturday night.
She asked, What are you doing
here. Julie?"
Looking for q job, secretarial
Job"
' Had experience? You're such a
kid"
Julie bridled. Certainly I've had
experience. I could take any job
anytime and do it with one hand
tied behind me-"
Evening star., 1941-09-10

CHRISTMAS CARDS-Free novelty to
customers with new 81 folder 81 assort-
ment. SOC profit. so embossed name-im-
printed cards. 81. Stationery. Experience
unnecessary. Approval samples. Empire
Card, 177, Elmira. n. Y.
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MATCHMAKER - Excellent
position for experienced,
qualified man. Apply Swope
Jewelry Co., lila F st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-09-10

THE HECHT CO. requires
the services of furniture re-
finishers with some expert
ence. Apply Employment Of
flee between 10 and IL.
Evening star., 1941-09-10

TWO combination sandwich
and fountain men, two fast
fry cooks, dishwashers, pot
washers, bus boys. See Mr..
Tatam, New Washington
National Airport kitchen.
Evening star., 1941-09-10

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of a young
man with some experience in
jewelry repairing.
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high school. printing
Apply Drake Press,
~ rrf
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INSURANCE CLERK, knowledge bookkeep-
ing, must be stenographer; some expert
ence Immediate. permanent. For inter-
fol SSTS
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CHRISTMAS cARD BARGAIN

CHRISTMAS CARD BARGAIN.
Give more-make more. Sell 25 cards
in feature 81 Box Assortment. Pays soc
profit. Biggest value. Christmas Cards
with name, so for ST. Others. No expert
ence needed. Samples on approval. Wal
than Art Publishers. 100 N. Washington
ST, Dept "a, Boston, Mass
Evening star., 1941-09-10
HELP WoMEN.
tContinuedl ,

CHRISTMAS CARD sALEsPEoPIE-ser
for FREE SAMPLES. Leading value NAME
IMPRINTED Christmas Cards. Low as 80
for 81. Big line gorgeous asSortments.
Up TO 1907 profit. FREE SAMPLES in
clude 81 "Candlelight' Asst. Gift Wrap
pines and Personal Christmas Cards. GRO
GAN CO., 80 Z. Adams, Dept. 20, Chicago.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
Substitute Wife
by louise Andrews
CHAPTER Nv

I
Juliee the Miami
promising California
ability excellent quite excellent enough the tribute
highly incensed by of the "younge"
packed girls club registered Julie
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sALEsMEN.

MEM Now is opportune time to go into
business for yourself. No investment nee
essary. Company representative will be
in Montgomery and Prince Georges County
within few days. Write immed. for per-
sonal interview Rawleieh's. Dept. DCJ-
14-153 Chester, Pa
Evening star., 1941-09-10

EN- wanted: easy no-bal-
your Christmas season.
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white. and general helper, in
It Apply after 1l:30 a m,
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Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under d. C. IaD, couples must
apply for a. marriage license on
one day, a0ait three tuH days and
receive their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-09-10

CURB SERVICE ATTEND
ANTS, FULL OR PART TIME
WORK, EARNINGS, S25-S40
WEEK AND MEALS; IMME-
DIATE OPENINGS. APPLY
IN PERSON, "a. 1884 UP
SHUR ST. NV.
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WOMAN, white experienced. reliable
g.h.w.. part care Of children: live in, $40
per mo-: references. TIE. 1889.
plain cooking; reference req 1911 Fort
COOK AND GENERAL HOUSEWORKER.
2 to PM. DAILY: NO SUNDAY: 81 DAY
AND DINNER. PERMANENT. APPLY IN
PERSON. 2004 TUCKFRMAN ST. GREEN
MEADOWS. HYATTSvILLE, MD. WA. 3O7a.
Evening star., 1941-09-10

GROCERY and produce
clerks, full or part time. 5-day
week. Apply A. & P. Tea Co.,
4121 18th st. NV.
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HELP WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, experienced and accurate,
knowledge OF bookkeeping machine helpful
but not essential. Box 252-A, Star.
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S. eolored, experienced. Ap-
am. TO 12 noon. or after
Evening star., 1941-09-10

NEW DEPARTMENT of local office has
opening for young women. s to 30.
Complete Office and field training given to
those who meet qualifications. See Miss
Pittman, | to : pm. only, 70S Second
National Bank Bldg. 1888 G 81. NV.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for neat, we'll
educated lady, 25 to rs, capable organizer.
for sales and survey work. Experience
helpful, but unnecessary. Salary. Retail
Evening star., 1941-09-10
MANAGER.

Experienced. for ladies speciality
shop; one who has been in SIM
liar capacity. Good salary and
bonus. State age. experience and
salary. Apply by letter, Box 355-T,
Star.
Evening star., 1941-09-10

COUNTERGIRL for day work. Dixie Pig
Barbecue. Silver Spring, Md
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State qualifications, salary desired and
phone number Box 322-T. Star. TO-
COOK AND @ H.W. 10 live in; refs; ex-
cellent salary, upstairs rm.; 3 in family.
WO. g14f
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DENTAL ASSISTANT desires position; can
type, experienced; reference. Call Geor-
Evening star., 1941-09-10

NURSEMAID, colored. g.h.w.. SIN. apt; ref.
bonus Call ewes. 1908 Isherwood st. e..
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CLERK for dry cleaning store, some knovl-
edge of bookkeeping. Apply 4722 14th
st. NV.
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MAID for general housework. 3 in family:
- 90 per week; must live in. Telephons
WI 6O32
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DRESSMAKER, eolored, to sew with dress
maker, or in families or tailor shop. Call
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THE CHESAPEAKE g. POTOMAC
TFI EpuONp m
DISPENSERS. 1925 years
HELP DOMESTIC,

land; good nlain cook prefer one with
drivers permit, references. Shepherd 62S4.
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HELP MEN.
PART-TIME COLLECTOR
PIN BOYS.

Colored. 1920 years of age. to learn pin
setting; good salary while learning; expert
Clarendon Bowling Center, l047 N. Irving
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COOK and general houseworker. white or
colored: one who can ma nsPe kitchen; an
other maid assists; $40 mo-. room and
bosrd 5701 I6th st NV AuDly after 8.
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COOK, g.h W. exrerienced- refs; new sub
urban home, adults automatic laundry;
good salary WI 0471
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HELP WOMEN.
MATTRESSES
} WOMEN

Work In new restaurant, ideal conditions.
excellent earnings. Apply Mayfower Shop,
1909 r 81 nv
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GIRL, colored, wants soda fountain or
waitress Job. NO. 1922.
GIRL, colored, neat, wishes lob, general
housework and cook; city reference. 329O
q st NV
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NURSEMAID, care of 3-yr child. assist
with infant. hospital training pref; live in:
local refs req: salary $50 mo Phone
Taylor 1542 bet and m only
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CLERKS, age 21 to 40. high school educa-
ton necessary, part-time work. 6 pm. to
10 pm; good pay. Address Box 22S-T,
Star.
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COOK AND GENERAL HOUSEwORKER.
must be excel cock and know how TO serve
correctly, lst-class refs. REQUIRED: live in:
no chidren WooHlev 35AR
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WOMAN, to clean apartment and cook
evening meal for ,: hours l to 9: Sc per
week. Call EN-. 1877, between 3 and
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HOSTESS hign-class restaurant Apply in
writing. Mrs. Reid. 3035 Que st. NV.
HOSIERY SALEsCIRL with several years
of thorough training and experience to
take care of department. Salary excellent.
R0x o7R-T gtaf
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Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
lines, ] time zoe line so
lines. 2 times. l8c line l08
lines. 3 times. 15c line ---- 135
Business advertisements under Situ-
ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No.
tices and all advertisements under
Personal SC per line additional.
The Star is the great want Ad"
medium Of Washington. and the rates
charged are far lower than those of
newspapers in other large cities. Moth
ing is SO cheap considering the results
obtained.
Evening star., 1941-09-10

LADY wishes position as practical nurse or
companion. experienced. FIR. 1741, Miss
Stein
Evening star., 1941-09-10

MAID. g.h.w.. elec washer; health card
and ref: days, 1:30 till after dinner.
$3.50. 5204 Kansas ave NV
Evening star., 1941-09-10

GIRL. to work in small delicatessen, expe-
rienced salary Apply 1896 Georgia ave
NV after 1870 am
Evening star., 1941-09-10
HELP MEN.
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COAT MAKER wanted must be expert
eneed. If you are now employed this is an
excellent opportunity for permanent posi-
tion and good pay IT'S Pa. ave. NV.
bet q am 4 40 pm
Evening star., 1941-09-10
PART-TIME WORKERS

Can use 3 capable saleswomen W
need an immediate income and can VIC
5 to : hours daily. Call 8 to IL al
BIB X St NV
Evening star., 1941-09-10

GENERAL HoUsEKEEPER AND COOK.
white, live in. for man with 9-yr -old son:
town house in winter, country in summer;