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has been deprived of speed and
intelligence. 1t is known as the
woodland fool, this perhaps be-
cause of its consuming curiosity
and its willingness TO face death
for salt. The creature knows no
fear, possibly for the reason that
through the centuries it has dis
covered animals leave it strictly
alone.
PorcupineS are tree destroyers
In the Western States they are a
serious problem. During the late
summer, autumn and winter
months the animals spend their
waking hours in eating the buds
and bark of the tree. OF course,
if a tree or branch is girdled it is
doomed 1t is not unusual for
pOrcupine to devour a fiVe-year-old
tree. Most of our forest trees. and
indeed nearly all trees, are slow
growers. To have valuable trees
destroyed means much. Steps have
been taken to protect valuable assets
from an enemy whose appetite
Graves the bark of trees that would
WELD an income were they per-
mitted to complete their growth.
After a tree has given all it will
to these enemies they have learned
to seek cultivated crops intended
for food of valuable animals. What
they do not actually eat they ruin
by WalloWing down the truck crop.
Campers have realized just how
far a porcupine will go to reach
salt. The handles of oars. tools
and wherever the human hand has
touched will be eaten with great
relish. And since the dagger-Clad
fellow fears no one, he makes all
the noise he desires. Though con-
sidered unsociable, he has many
ways of communicating his Senti-
ments to the world about him. He
screams. shrieks, gruntS, whines.
news. chatters, shifts, SqueakS and
cries like a baby. His love song is
said to resemble the complaining
voice of a teething child, and his
war cry gives one a sense Of COM
ing disaster.
The home is either in a hollow
tree or a log in a cave or hole at
the foot of a tree. There may be
triplets on rare occasions; twins are
not unusual. a single baby is regu-
lar. and there may be a sister or
brother during the same year.
The quillS are daggers, not bayo-
nets. They are thrust into the foe,
never thrown at him. The head of
the porcupine is the defensive end,
the tail the offensive. The latter
is switched about in great fury.
the quilts going into the object
touched These quills are so loosely
imbedded in the flesh of the porcu-
pine that they are freed upon the
slightest contact. On the head
they are about l inch long and
about 4 on the back, and are so
hidden by the wool and hair they
are difficult to see. If you were to
remove all the wool and hair from
the porcupine's body it would still
be well covered.
The fondness for salt is the crea-
ture's undoing. Poison is pre-
pared by mixing l ounce of pow
Evening star., 1941-06-09
>Oralla from Buffalo Sbull /
by Robert AShmore

The story thus Allison half the
NC ranch en her father shortly thereafter learns that
Mr. Motng dead and that his interest in the ranch has passed
to his Richard. to
repeated tetS the herd and Uen Richard that he
dnts sell his share Allison Toried She cant buy HIM out
herself, partner OF WW
BrdnSOn negborig uiH make the first
bid for Richards share Richard at the ranch 10
take dislike to the John WGdeeUen commenting upon
the coincidence that the cattle rSng began about the same time
Wade the NC. Allison quickly that she
pee confidence in Wade and the other coWhandS
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Natures Children
Porcupine
(ErethizOn dOrSatum)

dered strychnine with a pound of
fine salt, The death from this
dose is painless. We can be sure
that our trees are freed from de-
struction by one enemy that has
taken a heavy toll during these
many years.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Y. P. |. Speaker Urges
u. S. to Quit Isolation
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BLACKSBURG, Va, June g
The largest graduating class in Vir-
ginia Techs history heard today
demand that America "recede flom
its position of splendid isolation,
take its destined place in the affairs
of the world" and pioneer whole
new world"
Kendall Weisiger, general infor-
nation manager of the Southern
Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
Atlanta, a graduate of V. P. I. in
1899, delivered the commencement
address.
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CLERKS, experienced, over 81
years of age. Apply in person,
Employment department. Peo-
piles Drug Stores, IT P st. ne,
9 m. to noon daily.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

| brought from town today to check
over The books must balance at
the end of the month, you know"
Well you know best. But we
will certainly be missing your COM
pany.'
With an abrupt good night John
gathered up the scattered papers
and left for the living room. AS
they heard his steps growing fainter
on the stones of the patio, Richard
turned to Allison.
Has it ever occurred to you that
the cattle rustling and John Wade's
appearance in this part Of the coun-
try both began about the same
time?'
Allison Rebukes Richard.
Allison's friendly glance froze
You implied as much earlier this
evening, Mr.. Mattingly. l have alb
solute faith in John Wade He was
my fathers friend and he is mine"
What do you know about his
past? Where did he come from?
What did he do?'
Allison realized that she had Of
ten asked herself these same queS-
tionS. but as she did not know the
answers, she clothed her ignorance
in indignation.
"I think you are being very tn-
fair. You have no right to question
John Wade's honesty until you have
reason to think differently At least,
you could give him the benefit of a
doubt until you have time to in
Vestigate."
Richard was taken back. you're
quite right, Miss Carver. I really
was jumping to conclusions. lin
afraid perhaps I'm jealous Of your
good opinion of him He looked a
bit sheepish as he grinned down at
her. Am I forgiven?"
In spite of her diSpleasure, ALI
son found herself smiling. "Of
course Mr.. Mattingly. And I know
that after you've seen more of John
Wade you'll like him as much as
the rest of us do
His Decision Waits.
Before I venture another Opin-
ion I shall have enough proof TO
carry a unanimous conviction in
any court Of the land. Could any
thing be fairer than that?"
NO, that's fair enough. Shall
We say goodnight"
He looked deep into her eyes,
Goodnight, little partner, and
pleasant dreams" He turned abb
ruptly and made for the stairs with
out looking back.
with a curious mixture of emo
/ tionS, Richard sank down on the
side of his bed. Only this morn
ing he had tumbled off the train
prepared to sell his half of the
ranch and move on as quickly as
possible. but he hadn't reckoned on
finding any one as charming as Alli-
son Carver.
He had only to close his eyes to
hear her eager voice again. You
had only to look at her to realize
how much this place meant to her.
Where did John Wade fit into the
picture? Why did he dislike him
so? Was it because Allison flew to
his defense that he disliked him?
Had Wade's arrival in this part of
the country had anything to do with
the stealing that had started about
the time he came? Should he stay
here and see if he could help put
the ranch on a paying basis? Could
he make his fortune here as we'll
as some other place?
But having never been called
upon to make decisions, Richard
went to bed with all his questions
still unanswered. His decisions
could wait until tomorrow.
(Copyrisht 1941, Chicago Daily News Inc)
Evening star., 1941-06-09
4 COLORED MEN.

A good opportunity for Government en-
ployes to earn from : - 20 - per week
in your spare time. II you have evenings
free We rain YOU Bus5ness under ~ Tace {,
81 NV. 9 to 1l.3O a m, or call Hobart
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FOUND.

CAT female, gray, black stripes, vic. 18th
and SITS. NV: white chest. paws; very
tame. affectionete. DI. sl31.
RED CHOW seen wandering in Va. near
Arlineton Court House, if owner will call
CH, S423 will give information.
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HELP MEN.

EXPERIENCED
RUG STOCK MAN NEEDED.
Apply The Hecht Co. Service
Bldg, near 1401 New York
ave. ne
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Continued tomorrow. }

There we're an estimated 415000
filling stations in the United States
IL, 1Q40
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SODA DISPENSERS, 18 to 25 yrs.
of age, experience not necessary.
Applicants under 81 must have
birth certificate or other suitable
evidence of age. Apply in person.
Employment department, Peoples
Drug Stores, II P st. ne, 9 am.
to noon daily.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts incurred by any one other than
myself JULES F FRITZ. Bethesda. Md. %
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT IN AC-
cordance with the code Of laws OF d c.
l Will sell one Kenmore washing machine
on Tuesday. June 10, 1871. 20 satisfy
charges against same incurred by Ernest
CroSsOn. f. NJ. ZIEGLER, 1915 NaylOr
I'd. Sc WASHINGTON D c. %
WILL SELL FOR STORAGE. HARLEY DA-
wilson motorcycle. 1898. No 31W 1855
EMMlTT P. YOUNG. rear III 10Th NV.
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SITUATIONS WOMEh

RATE CLERK. tariff experience, railroad,
bus married; want permanent connection,
reputable firm best refs WO. 633l
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CHAPTER VII.

Mattngly, Allison said with financial condition
unable buy share outright but might be able
would
heart with the wish wouldn't put
There rancherS here
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. Apply Ted's
Shell Service 14th and Maryland ave. ne,
> to D m, any day.
AUTO MECHANICS HELPER and service
station attendant. Apply JOhnson's Ga
rage, HvattSVille Md
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HELP MEN g WOMEk.

SUMMER WORK-TeaChers ana college
students addressing WOmruS UrganHatlOu
and groups for nationals known products.
no CsnlassIns. compensation discussed al
interview Box BID Star.
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THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
TEL -EPHQME co

Young women desired for switchboard
operating Regular CmplOyment with op-
portunl'les for salary advancement snd
promotion. no experience necessary. Ap-
PLY 10 l2th 81. NV, Room lOl, 2 30
Evening star., 1941-06-09
HELP WOMEN.
Continued

SILK PREssER. mus be experienced,
IT,r!cady JOB, good salary. Apply 424l
SILK ,FINIsHER. Apply Mr. GRAY Morn
lnGSIce Laundry, $50 Georgia ave, Sill
Yer Spring Nd
TELEPHONE OPERATOR for relief work
3 days weekly Prefer some one LIVING
near Army Navy Club, Ar. Va Apply
manager.
WAITRESS, experienced only. Capital
CAFE, 1903 Pa. ave. NV.
WAITRESS, eXper euced only. good TIPS
Apply Empire Pharmacy. 1898 Connecticut
WOMAN. refined, middle aged. 10 manage
ToomIng house. strictly business. in ex-
chause for room rent. bon 46SD Star.
WOMAN. caDdb.e Scandinavian preferred.
as general WORK and assistant OF spt.
phone Box l2G-B, star
WOMAN Opportunity for association with
Spencer Corset Co. Ability and good per-
Sonaiiy. Sale phone. BOX "44-E. Star.
IMMEDIATE OPENING.
Alert educated woman, teacher or e1-
director Of chIdcraft work Interestirs
IlI-lme or summer work. Unusual op-
pOL luhl'Y Tor -lgh. woman. Box 3S3-E,
Star, giving aee, experience and phone IL"
THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
TELEPHONE co.
operating. Regular employment with op-
pOrtunI'lrS for salary advancement AMI
promotion. 30 experience necessary. -Ap-.
PLY 122 l2th 81. NV, Room lOl, $50
m. 10 500
EXPERIENCED LONG
DISTANCE OPERATORS.
Opportunity for continuous employment
for qualified applicants. See M Pirz.eE..
Room 6O3 80 l"th 81. = ". Sd a m. %
} un m, Monday through Fudav
THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC.
TELEPHONE co.
GIRLS. over 81, experience un-
necessary, for curb service; SAL
ary and meals. Apply SOB Wash
ingtOn-Baltimore blvd, River
dale, Md
. SODA DISPENSERS. 18 to 25 yrs.
of age, experience desired but not
necessary. Applicants under q
must have birth certificate or
other suitable evidence Of age.
Apply in person. Employment,
department, Peoples Drug Stores,
/ II P st. ne, 9 am. to noon daily
TYPISTS ~, permanent po-
sitions. Must be thoroughly
experienced credit store work.
Salary, $40 Wk. Marvins, 734.
7th st. NV.
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HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. expert hneerwaver
and mauucuriSt, steady position salary
ana commission. Box 44N-E Star.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. 5000 week and
I4th St NV PA H>oS To-
BEAUTY OPERATOR - Alr-cond!tIoned
shoD desires expert operator. salary ana
commission: permanen, position L4l-ah
CrameT ms l5th ST. Z "
BOOKKEEPER- SECRETARY. salary. So;
apply own haudWrltmg give detail IN
BaE iS5 Il: ai4-D. f'4- sssr sssr s0',' ''-- '.'
CASHIER, Apply n own handyyr;gEs INC rydTl
giving experience and former tMkI9NtIS.
Box i4O-E Star.
CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS colored. me
dunn, SIZE. must have experience. ioF Iar4e
tips, day of weekly. l4-b list 81. n "
COLLEGE STUDENT or graduate TO earn
tuition for SeCretarIal course by Correc- .ng
papers. hours 9 TO 40. Address Box
/ 3GO-D Star
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER, part time
knowledge tvping shorthand and BOOK
keeping Phone Republic 3l3l for ap-
pOlntment.
GIRL. experienced. clerk in drv cleaning
establishment. Apply 800 Conn. ave
shop; local references: no experience neces-
sary Apply 4o4 @th 81. NV. IL
GIRLS. attractive. wanted to take pictures
in night clubs, no experience necessary.
Hotel Roger Smith. Room 102S l0-
GIRLS =. to work behind soda fountain
must be experienced; steady work. Apply
1894 Wis ave. NV.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS over Is years OF
age. desirable work offering regular en-
ployment with opportunities for salary ad-
vsncement and promotion. no experience
necessary Apply in person a 80 l3th 81
NV. Room 1Ol. between the hours OF $50
m. and . m.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. exper.. care OF
year-old child. small bung allow; live IN.
Call Franklin 1913.
LADY Young. to make sandwiches and
salads: steady Job: no Sunday work. Ap-
ply b31 F St. Il ".
PIX TELEPHONE OPERATOR. must be
experienced, young lady of smart appear
with good knowledge Of typeWritlng. Tele-
phone District 500 for interview. appoint
n.ent KaplowI;7. 52l -523 18Th St NV.
PHOTO FINISHER pako-punter. Write
Military Photo Service. Route No. Is,
Fayetteville, North Carolina. o.
SALESGIRL. refined, wanted for gift shop:
permanent position. Apply Sl5 PennSyl-
vanla ave NV.
SALESLADY. experienced in jewelry, with
knowledge of office work: phone for ap-
pointments. BenSonS, 1919 F 81. MA.
SALESLADY experienced, for neighbor-
hood ready-to-wear store. Must be am
hltiOuS and reliable Permanent position.
AppeStein. 400 Sth st Sc
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER. expert
enced in general medical dlctatlon. Call
Monday for appointment. NE. 100.
SHIRT OPERATORS, experienced. steady
position. S1S-S2l per wk. Arcade Sunshine
Laundry 7l3 Lamont st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

OFFICE MANAGER boOkkrcpcr-a CcOuntarf
~ yrs, exceptionally large draft numher,
B. c. S Ben Franklin graduate with lorz
experience; best references. Box 431-E.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

RELIABLE AGENCY. De j5Gl. l4o2 1lth.
has cooks. hOuSeWOrKFTS. ChsmDcrmalOS
mattresses nurses. part-tlmerS, day
workers. mo her helpers 13t
Evening star., 1941-06-09

NURSE practical experienced; wants dsv
or nlght work; SIS week. Emerson Oss9
Evening star., 1941-06-09
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Locol Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)

ouolHcHS duNcl tISciieIS uHutI OlJu-
atoms Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
DEATH NOTICES-$125 per in
sertion OF 10 lines or less; 15c per
line for additional lines.
Business cards under Special No
tees 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., 1941-06-09

CAT white with tan. black markings.
wearing shoulder harness. missing since
Saturday Reward. MI S301.
COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN No. 40. in
green box, name O. Taylor. at 18th and
f. Capitol or on Nj. Pleas. car. FIR. $50
DIAMOND RING, lost IN Revenue Bldg ;
reward Call DI. 49S3. %
DIAMOND RING. basket setting; white
gold RA. 2l44, between - and pm.
Reward
DIAMOND PIN. Tues somewhere between
PasternakS on Conn. ave and 143S Bel
mont rd reward. Call MI. 09lu.
GLASSES / pair light horn-rimmed in red
leather case; reward Republic 3435
RING. platinum three diamonds. sur
rounded by . small ones. Reward Co.
lUmbia 1230 TO-
WRIST WATCH, Bulova, lady's between
Princeton pl. and corner Ga and n H.
aves. or on Sth and Pa bus; So reward.
PA $500 %
Evening star., 1941-06-09
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. complete b0okkeepinE sew
ices Par time ReaS rates EIclrl-v
Silver SDr.ng preferred. BOX 45l-E S'ar.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

MAN. young, wants position on small
newspaper IN D. C.. some experience. pav
nominal Box "57-E. star. IL
Evening star., 1941-06-09

Here the kind Of rug-cleaning service you have
always wanted at prices that have been cut
way, way down. A tremendous increase in our
volume has made these deep-cut prices possible.
This big volume has grown as more and more
Washingtonians have discovered that Manhat-
tan's costly equipment-th most modern in the
District-removes every trace of dust, dirt, grit
and Crime. The box below shows some of the
Evening star., 1941-06-09

AWNING MAN. experienced, highest wages.
Call ready to work. District Awning and
Shade Co. 1909 9th St NV.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

HOTEL. front office; 10 wears experience
commercial and resort, transcript N c r.
operator. pay roll. best OF reference
Reply Box 4g5-F Star To-
Evening star., 1941-06-09

COOK. COlOred Al want work evenings:
viii clean apt references North 5000
COOK or houseman for bachelor. neat,
COIOTed. Atlantic S1I4
Evening star., 1941-06-09

BOY, white. 1S to 81, for sandwich shop;
local references no eXper. necessary. Apply
4u4 l.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

LIVE WIRE, new car. socks real estate
connection. Box 457-F. Star. 10"
NAN. colored. young wants lob as chauf-
tfur-h hOuSemau. experienced, reference.
HO 1871.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

BOY OR YOUNG MAN to work in drug
store nights and every other Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

DOMESTIC window washers. reaSona bic
rates; good work. Mac & Jack. CO.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
SECRETARIES
DOMESTIC

Typis,s. bookkeepers. clerks. machine opera
tors. all kinds Thousands placed VEL
come Accredited Agency. BOYD Emp.
Service 'Est. - YrSp. 1898 F st
Evening star., 1941-06-09
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
EUUIV MI 7 IIVEIF- FVUUI I7U II
80 l4th ST. NV. between 3 and D N
RESTAURANT WORK.

Man. not over 45, with good restaurant
experience as assistant 10 manager OF large
nearby suburb club Good vases perma-
nent position. State fully, age, past en-
ploymtnt salary desired and phone no.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

Alert educated woman, teacher or eX-
teacher preferred. over % to assist local
dlrtC' or Of ChLdCraft work. Interesting
fu-I-tlme or summer work Unusual op-
pOIiunl'v Tor -lRh. woman. Box 3S3-F,
Star giving agt, experience and phone -
Evening star., 1941-06-09

PRACTICAL NURSE, open. DR.. supervisor.
cOmpaniOnship considered Free to travel
Ph. Hillside O4@2-R, or Box ABE. star
Evening star., 1941-06-09
HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC Apply Ted's
Shell Service 14th and Maryland ave. ne,
. TO d D m, any day.
AUTO MECHANICS HELPER and service
station attendant. Apply Johnson's Ga
rage, Hvattsville Md.
AWNING MAN. experienced, highest wages.
Call ready to work. District Awning and
Shade Co. 1909 9th st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER AND TYPIST must be ag-
greSSive and willing TO work; prefer one
with real estate experience. chance for
advancement Box 4SS-E. Star. 90
BOOKKEEPER. experienced with an es-
tablished Washington firm: permanent;
all replies confidential. Reply Box 2lS-D.
Star
WORCESTERSHIRE by firm in
plumbing, heating and general construction
business. Must be thoroughly experienced.
Reply own handwriting, stating age, ouallt1-
cations, salary and reference. Prefer
party familiar with credits and collections
and capable Of managing office work. Box
4asE. Star.
BOY, 81, colored experienced, as clerk in
drug store, evening work. DU. 96ll.
BOY, white. 1s to 81. for sandwich shop;
404 9th st. NV. IL.
BOY OR YOUNG MAN to work in drug
store 3 nights and every other Sunday.
Apply 1892 Nichols ave. Sc.
BOYS white. over g, soda fountain work:
no experience necessary. Colonial Phar-
macy, lib 18th st. NV.
BUSBOY- -HOUSEMAN, colored, 1920 yrs,
medium size for boarding house. Good pay.
3 meals daily. Day off each week. li26
21St st. NV.
CHAUFFEUR superior: free to travel sum-
mer Apply with references 14S Jackson
pl NV. bet. 10-12 am.
CHEF, white. experienced must be capable
of taking complete charge of restaurant
kitchen: references Excellent proposition
'or right man. Box 355-D, Star.
COLLEGE STUDENT or h. 5, grad; for local
public About S25 TX. 1437 Eye NV,
COLLECTOR, gentle. young man familiar
with D. c. and surrounding territory; per
must be good driver and have D. c. license;
starting salary. $50 week. Reply in own
education Box Bid. Star.
COLLECTOR to handle current accounts
in Alexandria and Arlington; can earn
$40 per week; car needed. Mr.. Murray,
Room 424. Bond Bldg, 14th and N Y. ave.
COOK. colored. q to 35 yrs. old: sand
refs Apply Monday 80 pm, Sl2 tn st. NV.
COUNTER MAN. also waiter. white. expert
/ ence. 600 18th st. NV.
COUNTER MAN, middle aged, must have
good reference Phone Georgia 950l.
DRIVER for. dry, cleaning route, in Silver
herd Park Valet, 1900 Alaska ave. NV.
DRIVER AND DELIVERY BOYS. colored.
over 2l, for liquor and grocery store; ref
Apply 1S47 Columbia I'd. NV.
ELECTRICIAN. with tools car. references:
excellent opportunity. GE. 1894 after o
m. for appointment 1O'
FIREMAN for stationary boilers; perms-
nent position. good salary; room and meals
If necessary. Apply in person to Mr..
Inman. Carvel Hall Hotel. Annapolis. Md.
HOTEL ROOM CLERK. with local expert
ence, who can run transcript and operate
P B. X Apply Ebbitt Hotel.
HOTEL CLERK, experienced for perma-
nent position. Apply Hotel Grafton, 1139
Conn. ave.
HOTEL ROOM CLERK. experienced. capable
of handling transcript. Give experience
and references in 1st letter. Box 31O-D.
Star.
MAN. young white, help In grocery store;
good worker. 1928 st. NV. No tele-
Evening star., 1941-06-09

GIRL. colored. wants general housework
nursing or waitress: reference 500 at.
n " Galloway
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RooKKEEPER-sTENoGRAPHER by firm il

BOOKKEEPER. experienced. with an es-
tabiShed Washington firm; permanent;
all replies confidential. Reply Box 2lS-D.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

BEAUTY OPERATOR. expert tneerWaver
and mauuCuriSt, steady position, salary
and commission Box 44N-E Star.
BEAUTY OPERATOR ~3uuu week and
commission Camille Beauty Salon. " 10
IAN - II W PA GNUS lb'
Evening star., 1941-06-09

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS over Is years OF
age: desirable work offering regular en-
ployment with opportunities for salary ad-
vancement and promotion. no experience
necessary Apply in person at 30 10Th 81
NV Room lOl between the hours of $50
m =
Evening star., 1941-06-09

BOOKKEEPER AND TYPIST, must be ag-
greSSive and willing TO work: prefer one
with real estate experience: chance for
Advancement. Box 4SS-E. Star. o.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

BEAUTY OPERATOR -- AIT-cOndUloned
shoD desires expert operator. salary and
commi ssIOn. permanen- position Ll-ah
I,rIr,Er - h :.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

II W tFt- YOUNG : utNFnVtTTS- W.. eX-
perlrrce in trade assn. work seeks en-
p!Ov nent. preferably with trade group or
Washington representative. knows Cow.
work. statistics. aCCour'Iug. and StenoE-
ia aphy. excellent references. available I'M
gentle. Box '1.}2-D, star
Evening star., 1941-06-09

WORCESTERSHIRE by trm IN
plumbing, heating and general construction
business. Must be thoroughly experienced.
Reply own handwriting, stating age, ouallfl-
cations, salary and reference Prefer
party familiar with credits and collections
and capable of managing office work Box
4asE Star.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

PRACTICAL NURSE, care for elderly peo-
pie. SD pr wk., live in Phi. RE 1869. To-
STENOGRAPHER, experienced. now en-
plOyed. desires permanent position with
private concern. Box 4S9-E, Star. I0'
STENOGRAPHER legal, desires extra work
evenings. Sligo 2g63 II no answer. DI.
5!5. Branch 32j5. Mrs. EdmuudS
TYPING wanted for evening work al home.
vii! call and return. Box 3S67E. Star. o.
YOUNG WOMAN. attractive intelligent, 90,
single fair typlSt, some selling experience,
years as private secretary. desires perms-
nent position not with Government; con-
slider anything reasonable. Box 3SS-E, Star.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

BOY, 81, colored. experienced, as clerk in
drug store. evening work DU. QR1
Evening star., 1941-06-09

PRACTICAL NURSE, hospital training.
long exp, doctors ref; 12-hr. duty. Spruce
p