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Settlement of the pampas was as
adventuresome and difficult as the
development of the great open
States. AS in the United States,
Indians proved menace. They
stole the cattle and attacked the
settlers, most of whom had emf
grated from Spain, with few from
England and Ireland. A string of
forts was built across the prairie.
Finally, about the time the United
States Army was Subduing the last
of the warning tribes in the West,
Argentina put down forever its
marauding Indians.
Two developments increased the
grain and stock production not only
of Argentina, but of Uruguay, the
smallest South American republic
where there is almost no waste land.
One was the coming of the rail-
roads. 1t had been futile to pillow
and plant far inland, for crops could
not be hauled profitably to the
coastal cities. Now farmers seldom
have to haul grain or drive cattle
and sheep more than a few miles to
reach a rail line to Buenos Aires
or some other port.
The other development, some 60
years ago, was an improvement in
the methods of chilling and freez-
ing meat. Up to that time beef
had been dried and sailed for ship
ping. Refrigeration systems there
after made it possible to send fresh
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Georgetown's Stamp Plan
Interests Treasury

The Treasury Department be-
heves Georgetown University has
pointed the way to stimulate the
sale of Defense savings bonds and
stamps to college and university
alumni throughout the country, 1t
was learned yesterday.
Recently, DR.. James S. Ruby,
Georgetown's executive secretary OF
alumni. inaugurated a successful
plan of selling books of Defense
savings stamps to alumni for a two
fold purpose. The idea was not only
to help the Governments defense
expenses but also to have the alum
nj present the filled books as gift
to the universitys alumni fund. The
university would then benefit by the
increased value Of the bonds on ma
turity.
officials at the Treasury Depart
ment heard about the plan, which
has been very successful to date
and asked DR.. Ruby to take charge
of a movement to get other univer-
sity alumni associations to COOP
crate. He is member Of the Board
of Directors of the American Alumni!
Council, which represents about 60(
colleges and universities throughout
the country.
The Georgetown booklets are is
sued in various denominations. The
savings stamps can be purchased al
the rate of Is cents week. Sew
eral hundred alumni already have
returned full books to the univer.
sity, which for the last year ha
been raising funds for endowment
and alumni purposes.
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Births Reported

Kenfeld and Grecia Bailey, boy.
Grady and Wanda Bell j., girl
Ye5es ana and E MfTg boy
Charles and Mary Clarity, girl
Curt and Julia Gramlieh girl ,
Percy and Margue 9Gdf H ain, GIL
irwin and Virginia johnson: boy.
Bertram and Jean Lange, boy.
Stanley and Dorothy Liput, boy.
Charles and Alice Lunger, girl; ,or
Carmire and Dorothy Nichols, girl.
Harry and Lillian Oliver, boy.
Justo and Melanie Pino' poy' =,
Glare and Junaita Rains, girl
Harry and Laura Smith, boy,
W william AND AND MaEy Fedd I - girl
Leon and LOIS ,, Waldr rnara BOY how
S BENJAMIN al and Dorothy Clarke, boy.
Earnley and Louise Comer' boy boy
i,sUs ana ana o hThei Genthener, girl
Francis and Cecilia Griffith; boy.
Alex and Esther Horowitz girl.
William N. and EVELYN Kitchen boy.
Harold and Ruth Krone eiri.
Graham and Erma Lewis boy.
John and Ruby Mach, girl.
Morris and, Anna MountIoy, girl
George and Anna McGlncy' GIT
Benjamin and Thelma O'Berry, girl
Samuel and Ida Perkins, boy.
Cecil and Edna Powell. boy;
Oswald and Eulah Robinson, boy.
Orlando and Martha Stephenson, boy.
Leroy and Nellie Thayer, girl.
George and Kathryn Waeshe, girl.
Earl and Madhe WHITE. boy.
jay and Rosa Lee Barber, boy.
BENJAMIN and Flora Camman, girl
Douglas and Dorothy French, girl.
Eddie and Zella Jackson. boy.
James and Eloise Jordan. boy.
Everett and Dorothy Pinkard. boy.
Elmer and Bernice Busey. girl.
Clyde and Lorraine Caviness girl.
Henry and Beatrice Galloway, boy.
Clarence and Johnwella johnson, boy.
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Under D. c. ldU, couples must
apply for a marriage license ON
one day, 1Dait three full days and
receiue their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
PhylIs /. Wilson, -. So ISL p asnd st. NV
the Rev Howard Stone Anderson.
Joseph N. Thorpe, y, Quantico Va, and
Lorine Reeves, "A, 41o5 Wisconsin ave
Guy H. Ferguson. 80. ouantico, Va and
.he Rev. FTeeley RohgsT >. o,s
Roberta Fagin, 81. Tupelo, Miss; the
Rev. Cove 6. johnson.
Eu s9d Hs4Tel3 N o 14th
st. NV: the Rev. o. G Robinson.
Warren W. Smith, 20. 1901 Rhode Island
Rhode Island ave. NV; the Rev. Arthur
Malcolm J. Hopewen Bonner, 81, 5s27
m Itae a Is 655 f6a Eza la nv &
Rev Peyton R. Williams.
George R. Spence, 81. 18th and W SITS.
t TOM v ana t Ianf Rev James James Mccarl.
and Helen NJ. Kyne. 90, BROOKLYN N. y;
Ra the Rsv Huey 90 Fs Bevor Va
Eu Dean Rae Schneider, %, Takoma
Park Md; the Rev. Ernest R. Bryan.
John E. Arnault, Is, 52l6 Livingston ~, r.
Md: the Rev. King D. Blackwell.
John L; Ness. 40, 1889 A St Sc, ana
Wilton W Conner, 80, 1893 Geranium st.
chusetts ave. NV: the Rev, Bernard
7 s HaStin Pnrpin, "a. Seattle Wash. and
Melva r Petit. o. Minneapolis Mimi;
The Rav Charles W. F. smith
Norris rvs E sp 8h 2adfs S Bow S 30 HsboTo
Ohio; the Rev. A. J. Mccartney.
Nilsson 7 zsfk SO 49, a4 Eth 5f p n aec
he Re- carron {; Roberts. v.,rnort st
nv and pe R RorS d y ps 6v s5 Bullock ST.
william w Race. %, Meadville. Pa snd
FRANCES NJ; Bachelor; "a Monaco Pa
Mi ime LEI Leistra AZ, and Bertha Crutchheld
A., both Of a41 18th st. SCI the Rev
Homer tts' E. costley, AZ e1oe Clay st. ne:
and Esther T. Blackwell, Al, Washing
ton; the Rev. James l. ,,o Garr II butler
Henry B. Pulley 81 and Helen hs R N; Hqsies N
cheyers H. sithens. "a 3l14 Newton st
ne. and Marguerite M. Mayne. ~ 43ue
2Ist St. ne; the Rev. Russell H. Thomp'
Meyer sSn' Gulkis. %, 43s Delaheld pl. nv:
and Clara schwsgtz FL cs 11o SHEPHERD
Roscoe c. Wrench, 80, Beloit- Kans.' ane
Virginia l. Brlney. 81; III ST. NV
the Rev. j. Harvey Durham;
Lawrence L. Burdick, "a, SOB 4th St; Sc
| and clara j. Hoffman -. 1l50 Nortr
Capitol St; the Rev Freeley ;,, Ro h9 an,
Carlin D. Brady, 32, Gainesvlile, Va AZ an
the Rev. B Z. Mahan; ,. ".
Everett M Bauserman. 80 Arlington va.
and Blannie E. RandIeeS. Il. 30 Ea !,
william c. shaw, 30, 2940 2sth st; NV.
and zaida Mcguire, rs. 24so 18th st
r7eoree IeWis. % 2036 Douglas St ne
and Mary P Dean: y, 250s 22nd st
ne the Rev. Lewis E Robinson.
Edward C. Lewis, 30, PA 10Th 81. Sc
and Virginia B. King, is, 1915 ST
n e. the Rev Harry e. Evaul.
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XII
Where South Americas
Breed and Meat
Regions Are Merged
XII

This is the nth OF series OF
informative articles and maps on
the fascinating geographic back
ground OF lCorld areas in the neDs
OF today. At the request OF The
Sunday Star, the National Geo
graphic Society, as a part OF its
many educational activities. has
prepared the basic data and &C
companying maps from its rich
resources OF geographic knoDl-
edGe and Surveys. By clipping
this series from week TO week,
adults and school pupils may ac-
quire a gazetteer for permanent
reference and Interpretation OF
neWS dispatches.
copyrisht: National Geographic Society.
To reach the heart OF South
Americas great cattle country, trav-
Ell up the broad Rio de la Plata
from the Atlantic Ocean TO BuenoS
Aires. Argentina, or to Montevideo,
Uruguay. Then set out in almost
any direction to the ranches where
high grade livestock grazes in
spreading pastures.
If the ranChers spoke English in
stead of Spanish. you might think
that you were back in Kansas or
Nebraska or on the Texas plains.
The level prairies are covered with
grass or with immense fields OF
waving grain, just as they are in the
States east of the Rocky Noun
tains
From the area shown on the &C
companying map, you could obtain
variety of foods for complete, we'll
balanced meal. Besides a thick
beefsteak from an Argentine or
Uruguayan steer, you could have
bread made from excellent wheat,
grown in either country, vegetables
and fresh oranges from the tropi-
cal gardens of inland Paraguay, and
coffee grown on the big plantations
of Southeastern Brazil.
Situated south of the Tropic of
Capricorn and east of the towering
Andes Mountains. this farm and
livestock belt is one of the finest in
the world. 1t has many geographic
advantages.
The temperature is warmer in
winter and cooler in summer than
it is in parts of the United States
which have similar latitude. This
portion of South America is mar
row and all sections are relatively
close to the sea, which helps Gre
ate a more even climate. AS a re-
suit, the cattle do not suffer from
the cold, and ranchers do not have
to build barns to house them in
winter.
The broad grasslands, called pam
pas in Argentina, sweep from the
Atlantic to the Andes. The soil Is
good, the rainfall plentiful. Rivers
afford thorough drainage and good
transportation. For mile after mile
there are no trees nor rocks, so that
ranchers who decided to turn some
of their pastures into wheat or corn
fields had no great task in clearing
the land. The absence of stones Gre
ated difficulties in finding road
building materials, but simplified the
construction of railroads across the
plains.
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DIAMOND CABS.

White men wanted. 81 years OF age or
Must have up-to-date District Of Co.
lumbia motor vehicle operators permit and
have resided within the metropolitan area
of Washington for one year or longer
Inearby Maryland and Virginia included
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Apply Mr.. A. L. Livsie. Room No; Ill
1925 l4th st NV. between 3 and pm.
BUILDERS ASSISTANT.
Architect, engineer. estimator or builder,
thoroughly experienced in office work ano
now employed in local builders once.
ADpIy Box AID, Star.
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PLUMBERS (2),
STRICTLY JOBBING.
ROY HR-D STAR
BOX 66-D. STAR 2
YOUNG MARRIED MAN.

need an energetic ana responsloie
Young man 10 associate with me IN busl-
ness l prefer a married man over ~
years Of age; a man who will do the Things
I have done for the past few years, can
build his income up gradually TO S5.oOo
per year or more within reasonable
length OF time The work Itself is pleas
ant and puts you in contact with great
many important people. The man who
qualities Will be given the beneht OF my eX-
perience and cooperation and actua! neIo
training If he wishes u. No investment OF
money, only consistent and serious april
cation to work that Will pay worthwhile re-
turns You need not have sales expert
ence. but the right kind Of character ref
erences will be necessary. Apply between
$50 m. and 1880 p m. Monday, at 1910
Vermont ave. W, Suite 2O5.
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HELP MEN.

WANTED, 2 men for service station work:
good pay, short hours: experience neces-
sary. 2501 Champlain ST.
WE HAVE a steady Job for white man
age, present salary, etc. Box 44S-C, Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY for young man
exempt from military service TO enter
sales training in national organization.
Give particulars, age. education. previous
experience business and personal refer
ences. Box BID, Star.
OPPORTUNITY for man between 40 and
90 years of age, who desires a successful
quired; contacts and leads are arranged.
Apply II to 3 Monday, Suite US Barr
Bids, go 18th st. NV. -
WANTED 1st-class typewriter mechanics.
also apprentices to learn typewriter service
business. Apply Royal Typewriter Co, 17Ol
14th st. n. W. Ask for Mr.. Dougherty.
BLACKoUT SHADE!!ll
salesmen-New! Take orders every
house, factory. hotel for approved black
out roller shade for windows. Same as
used in London under fire. Also stops fying
glass. No selling. Thousands waiting 70
buy. Big commissions IN advance. Rush
dress APPROVED SHADE CO: Dept. c-124
Walnut Bldg. Des Moines, Iowa.
FORD MECHANIC WANTED.
Excellent permanent position with WASH
ington's Oldest Ford dealer on our night
shift, 4 to II O'Clock, Weekly guarantee.
night foreman.
Steuart Motors,
9th and New York Ave. NV.
Laundry Route Statesmen,
Men to learn laundry sales; previous
experience not necessary. ABBY MI
Houck. National Laundry Co., Il Pierce
ST. NV -
STOCK CLERK,
Young man to assist with stock in whole
sale furniture and linen; excellent oppoI-,
tunity for advancement. Apply personnel
Office, r. Mars 40 LIST Sc
YOUNG MAN,
College graduate. preferably with engi-
neering business administration or per
sonel training mot an economist. Tor sta
tistical and research work with large trans
portation corp. About $50 per montn 70
start with excellent opportunity Tor ao-
vancement Write, giving age, educauon'
experience, marital and draft status WheLh-
er at present employed and now quickly
ayailahle Pny 3S2-C. Star,
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES

Claims for errors must be mace In
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Business advertisements under Stu
atoms Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tees and all advertisements under
Personal SC per line additional.
Orders to insert or cancel classified
advertisements for the Daily Star must
be received by II pm. evening before;
for The Sunday Star by pm. Sat-
urday.
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2 WATCHMEN SUPERVISORS,
preferably with engineering and
maintenance experience, possess
sing license operating steam boil
ers; night and Sunday work.
Reply stating age and experience.
BOX 62-C Star
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LOAN OF S. 1000 TO $4,000 WANTED,
secured BY trust estate, consisting 5000.
900 Govt securities and over 500. 600
Gassessedl D. c. business property; SO
int, small bonus. Box rY6-D. Star.
XMAS TURKEYS NOW READY, LIVE OR
dressed. Take U. S. oil to Centerrille
Va. turn sharp left al ESQ sign, go
miles to Lewis Farm.
Clean earth, NO TRASH. Rittenhouse
street and Blair road. ]. s. GRUVER'
OrI-
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RECEIVING AND

SHIPPING CLERK
BY Erlebacher, Inc, 1910 F st.
NV. Must have Washington eX-
perience and know city. Per-
manent position and good OPP
portunity for advancement. APP
ply to personnel manager.
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Next Sunday: Northwest Africa, Nearest
Atlantic Neishbor OF the New World
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MAN young high school graduate, living
at home for general Office work IN WASH
ington branch Of large corporation gooo
opportunity to learn business 3a-hour
week Apply in own handwriting TO Box
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| MAN for delcatessen. must be fully expe-
| rienced Apply Lewin's Delcatessen Restau-
i IL 81 N N
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DOMESTIC.
THE RELIABLE AGENCY. 14O2 18th St,
DE. 916I, has part-time, day workers:
z INV, mothers helpers 22'
BUSINESS.
IMMEDIATE VACANCIES in mathematics
science, elementary, physical education.
others BALTIC. Teachers Agency. SIG N.
Charles st BALTIC Md
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MAN for delicatessen Apply Columbia
Delicatessen. l119 N st. NV.
MAN 81 to % willing to learn the retail
apparel business. perm, with advancement.
Start about S2s vk. 1927 Eve NV
Onh
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laU. couples must
apply for q marriage license ON
one day. 1Dait three full days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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HELP MEN.
(Continued.)

DAIRYMAN with own help. to take charge
of 40 COWS in nearby Md. Electric mixers.
House and garden furnished. Good wages
and opportunity for right man, Write
giving full qualifications. Box 473-C, Star.
DISHWASHERS. experienced; no Sunday
or holiday work. Apply Squire Grill, 5th
% tS n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-21

MEN WANTED to, install
metal storm windows and
rock wool insul.; steady work,
good pay. Mr.. Reynolds, Iron
Fireman Sales Corp. 1872 M
st. NV.
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DISPLAY ARTIST, permanent position.
Hahn Shoe Co. display department, rear
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DISHWASHER, colored. all-around man;
good pay. Ethel's Lunch. SAG Wisconsin
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DRIVERS. colored steady work. good fu-
ture Vogue. S26 Bladensburg I'd. ne. 23'
ELECTRICIAN, steady work. Must have
tools See MI. Ferris, am, Federal
Contracting Co, 9l5 New York ave. NV.
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JANTTOR, experienced. available immedl-
atelv for new "a unit apartment bldg; IN
convenient location. Must be WILING
worker and sober References required
Good salary and quarters. BOX 3l3-C'
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MAN, colored, to make sandwiches and
wash dishes: night work, A. hours week
A I n q
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LINOTYPE OPERATOR, experienced. col
ored; steady job for high-class shop. Box
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ELECTRICIANS HELPER-State expert
ence. salary expected, give phone number.
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| ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored hours
a m to pm, day of; good pay. III
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MAN, white TO drive truck and help de-
liver gas ranges. Call co. 0200. ASK LOT
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ELECTRICIANS HELPER, white (non-
union). experienced on old and new house
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LIQUOR SALESMAN for retail liquor store.
experienced, references. Comet Liquors
I'd AID rN40
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
(CnptgpnAd

EXPERIENCED PIANO TEACHER wishes
pupils at her nome downtown &uolo.
Columbia S59S. -
AUTO DRIVING taught by experts; easy
marking a speciality; dual controlled cars
Ma. Va. and D. c. Easy Method Driving
School Randolph 1884 or Randolph 1897.
QUICK review course in shorthand, type
writing bookkeeping. calculating machlneS;
New classes now starting. Enroll az 3OID
SCHOOL 1888 p ST. Ma. 233s -
TELEPHONE Up B. XD course. EASY
short, interesting: graduates WORKING IN
doctors dental. apt house, auto. omees.
Touch tipping FREE with course Nev
classes starting this week Capital p. b.
x School, 1871 q st. Ma. 2ll1.
CARD PUNCH Courses-EASY short. used
in Govt and private business. BOYD
SCHOOL 1888 F ST. Ma. 233s. -
Warflynn Beauty College,
1910 G St. NV. District 1882.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
Big demand for operators. We place you.
MODERN BEAUTY SCHOOL. 1917 ? St. NV
TYPIST WANTED.
Government and private business NEEDS
YOU now-exceptional salaries ses Ben
ners and QUICK review courses, 4-s weeks
Long drawn-out courses means loAs %
Salaries Of opportunities. Jobs are more
nientifuI TODAY than they will be again
in 10 10 years. TRAIN today. Earn
money m Today. New ciasses.
BOYD School of Commerce,
1893 St. CEst "a Yrsl MA 233s-.
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DAIRYMAN, with own help. to take charge
Of 40 cows In nearby Nd; ELECTRIC mixers:
and opportunity for right man. Write
giving full qualifications. Box 473-C, star.
DISHWASHERS. experienced; no Sunday
or holiday work. Apply Squire Grill. 9th
and SITS. NV.
DIsHWASHER, colored. sll-around man;
good pay. Ethel's Lunch. SAG Wisconsin
ave. nv.
DISPLAY ARTIST, permanent position.
Hahn Shoe Co. display department, rear
923 eth st. NV.
ture Vogue s26 Bladensburg I'd. ne. %
tools. See MI Ferris, 8 am, Federal
Contracting Co, 9l5 New York ave. NV.
ELECTRICIANS HELPER-state expert
ence., salary expected give phone number
ELECTRICIANS HELPER. white mon
union) experienced on old and new house
work. Box 30s-C. Star.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored; hours 7
am. to pm, day of; good pay. ll2l
N. Fl. ave. NV. -
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored, expe,i5
enced; S55 per mo. Apply manager, 2700
Conn. ave. NV.
ELEVATOR AND PIX. OPERATOR: col
ored; steady fob. irregular hours, SOB TO
exp man. Franklin 1900.
ENGINEER, 3rd-class license, Immediately.
Apply in own handwriting. giving past ex-
perlence and age TO Box l12-C Star.
FIREMAN. white; ,sI25 per mo-; high
perience and telephone. Box 447-C. Star.
FUIL-TIME WHITE BUS BOY Apply
Metropolitan Club, 18th and H SITS. NV.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT; must be ex-
alone. See Mr. Eppley, Triangle Motors,
140l Rhode Island ave. ne
GOVERNMENT worker, part time, nights
and very other Sunday, for fountain work.
DalleyS DRUG, 1924 Florida ave, ne.
GROCERY CLERK, white; good salary,
Call Franklin 4l42.
INSTRUMENT MAKER machinist ideal
working conditions; give fun details, ex-
perence, salary expected. Box 429-A, Star.
JANITOR. over IS, one who can help in
small laundry anp is familiar with Swltch-
board l73s NJ st. NV.
JANITOR TO attend new Aunt apt house.
Must be sober, industrious. courteous
preferably married, no children. between
AS and 50: pay TO be $50 mo. plus hVlng
quarters. Box 4l4-C. Star.
JANTTOR, experienced. available immedi-
atelv for new 44unit apartment olog; III
convenient location. Must be VIKING
Good salary and quarters. Box 3l3-c'
Star.
LINOTYPE OPERATOR, experienced. col
4 ored; steady job for high-class shop. BOX
&C. Star.
LIQUOR SALESMAN for retail liquor store.
experienced, references. Comet Liquors
ls45 Columbia I'd. NV. AID. 774o.
MAN. colored. to make sandwiches and
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JANITOR TO attend new Aunt apt. house.
Must be sober, industrious. courteous,
preferably married, no children. between
as and so pay TO be S65 mo. plus living
ouarters BOX Al4-C. Star
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.
SAlESWOMEk.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

ILESLADIES (20) at once. Capital &c
ID 81 90 Store Co, 124s eth ST. NV.
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MAN, elderly, colored, as caretaker tourist
camp nearby Maryland. Stay on premises
May have own garden. Must De Aones,
State full particulars in first letter. Z. b.
IL IL. 2nIlt Al dnNhr Md
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored, expert
enced; SOB per mo. Apply manager, 200
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Steuart Motors,
9Th and New York Ave. NV.

Laundry Route Statesmen,
Men to learn laundry sales; previous
| experience not necessary. ABBY MI
| Houck. National Laundry Co., Fl Pierce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Ge>seaoI GAchsic
GUARANTEED MOTOR

Never before, bargain like this!
A famous Zenith washer, months
supply of nationally known laundry
products, and a handy metal chest
all for only $685.! That's less
than you would expect to pay for
the washer alonel It's brand new
1941 m odel 5B with big, full
capacity tub of all-porcelain enamel.
AS easy to keep clean as china
plate. Will Multivane agitater
which produces a powerful, fast
surging washing action, but is
gentle with the clothes. Wringer
has an instant release for safety.
Finger-touch gear shift control.
General Electric guaranteed motor.
Evening star., 1941-10-04

ture is painted black, with red seats
for the chairs.