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Evening star., 1941-05-23
FINANCE DEPARTMENT,

Lloyd, Capt, Hiram p. from Camp Bowie,
Reed, Second 1t. James H. from Fort Nc
PherSon, Ga, to West Palm Beach Fla.
INFANTRY.
Beebe, Col. Royden E, from Washington
Watson, Col. William R., from Fort Ben
nlne Ga: to atlanta Ga s ~
Buck, MAJ. Walter A. from Camp Croft,
Page Mao q So4a Ssqnon 2ackson R from Columbia
Humphries, Capt. John p, jr. from Camp
7, Beauregsrd' Ia ito to washington. c,n,
oNeil MAI i'2E Edward "a az j., from Fort Deyens
Mass, to Providence. r. !.
Franc Frsnels sr T, warren 7 Wyo to omaha 2F
Barry, First 1t. John H, from Fort Sam
Houston, Tex, to Hawaiian Depart
Blatt, FIRST 1t. william NJ. from Fort Sam
Houston TO Hawaiian Department
Garvin. First 1t. George W from Fort
Huachuca' Arlz,, to Hawaiian Depart
schlitzkus, First Il Guy W. from Fort
wser 1f f1oE3yon Fyo STS@m Prom
Fort Sam Houston to Hawaiian Depart
West, First 1t. John T. jr, from Fort
Sam Houston to Hawaiian Department.
Anderson. Second 1t. Richard H, from
Fort Huachuca to Hawaiian Depart
Baughn Second 1t. wilmot T. from Fort
Huachuca to Hawaiian Department:
Brlce. Second 1t. Emmett T. from Fort
Sam Houston to Hawaiian Department
Brown Second 1t Frank O, from Camp
Barkeley Tex. 10 Hawaiian Department.
Browning, Second 1t James M. from Fort
Sam Houston to Hawaiian Department.
Bunce, Second L. Udel, from Fort Sam
- Houston to Hawaiian Department.
Crockett. Second Ii. Robert N. jr.. from
Fort Sam Houston to Hawaiian Depart
ment,
Days. Second Ii Charles W. from Fort
Sam Houston to Hawaiian DeDar ment.
EaSley Second L Grees P. jr.. from Camp
kuncl Second 1t. Adolf j j.. from Fort
Sam Houston to Hawaiian Department.
Pate, Second 1t Roy H. from Camp Bar
kelley 10 Hawaiian Department
Ransom. Second 1t. Doyle NJ, from Camp
Barkelcy 10 Hawaiian Department.,
Plttman. Second It. Willis A from Cha
mute Field, Ill, TO Love Field Tex.
Tucker Second 1t. Jack W, from Csmp
Bar kelley 10 Hawaiian Department
Klngsbury, Second l. Frank f. ir, from
Atlanta TO Hawaiian Department
Crosse, First Ii. Fulton A, from Fort DIX,
N j. 10 New York
Broussard, First Ii Charles c. A, from
Fort Bennlng to Atlanta
JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERALS DE-
PARTMENT
MEDICAL CORPS.
Fenton. CAPT BRYAN {. 7. from Hawaiian
Department to Washington.
King. Capt John H.. IT. from Philippine
Department TO WASHINGTON
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Service Orders
ARMY.
AID CORES

AIR CORPS
Barnes Mai. Earl W, from Selfridse Field,
10 Tallahassee, Fla.
Field 10 Tallahassee.
Barrett. First 1t. Thomas j.. from selfridge
xesT6S fifd F. First I Nse E. from setrdse
Field 10 Tallahassee
MCGOWAN First 1t. Leland S, from Sell
fridge Field to Tallahassee
fridge 1' Field to Tallahassee
Kinzie MAJ. George F from Hawaiian
Department TO Riverside. Calf.
CAVALRY.
Snively Mai. Vernon. from Monterey
Grifith, Capt. Perry B. from Stockton
Calf. 20 Fort Riley. Kans.
Polk' CAPT Gspt. stnt James T. from Fort Myer' Va
Harsinss 9 me't csPf spfn' Paul D., from Fort Myer
TO Fort Bliss, Tex.
CHAPLAIN CORPS.
DeKraker. First Ii. Cecil H. from Fort
Sill, Okla, TO Hawaiian Department
COAST ARTILLERY.
PaW0an m0noe Ma "a 10 00GsnI Csmp DAVIS 'fSm Fort
Stoebe Capt ROLAND W, from Omaha.
Nebr.. 10 Washington.
Carroll, Mai. James B. from Fort Ham
MS6 G0s5 second Co % H. EdWard r
MY, stockton o" 10 Lansley Field. Va.
Adams. First Ii. William j. from Fort
Eustis. Va. 10 Puerto Rlcan Department
MacGrsin, FIRST Ii. Donald from Fort
h0S'is TO F0Ti>9 TNGISTfRs. Ssisf 's'A- ''''e"'
Christensen. Mai Visso from Fort Jack
Kroe tSn sseond G Z E. Tf%Rs RsRsrd f5 j. from
' FIELD ARTILLERY.
Trees Maj Howard J., from Louisville
coieman, CAPT JoSn E. from Dayton
Ohio, to Washington.
Evening star., 1941-05-23

ing the sincere need for reading
material
The meeting was marked by the
presentation by Lyle F. O'Rourke,
chairman of the National Defense
Committee, of the Junior board
saber to Alister Anderson, captain
of Company K of Western High
School, which was adjudged the
winning company in the annual
competitive drills held recently at
Griffith Stadium.
An immediate declaration of war
by this country was advocated by
Dean Elmer L. KaySer OF George
Washington University, the princi-
pal speaker.
Declaring that I'VE have got to
realize that we are in the war al
ready Dean KaySer warned his
listeners that the United States
may be caught in hoStilities with
out achieving national unity and
that a declaration of war now would
obtain this unity before it is too
late"
Evening star., 1941-05-23
City Being Canvassed
To Supply Camps With
Books, Magazines
Junior Board Of Commerce
Opens Campaign; Several
Organizations Assist

More than $50 members Of the
Junior Board OF Commerce as we'll
as hundreds of Boy Scouts today
were canvasSing the city for maga-
zines and books with Wnicn to sup
ply the recreational centers of
nearby military training camps fol-
lowing the opening yesterday of the
boards Week-long campaign for
reading material at a luncheon at
the Annapolis Hotel.
The drive opened with about 1000
magazines piled up in the center of
the room just before the luncheon
meeting began, giving rise to hope
voiced by Dave Wallace. chairman
of the project. that junior boards
throughout the country would start
similar campaigns.
Peoples Drug Stores throughout
Washington will receive all books
and magazines from the general
public during the campaign. Those
picked up by Boy Scouts will be
taken to scout headquarters and in
turn removed to the Federal Stor-
age Co.
The yellow Cab Co. is co-operat-
ing in the drive by having its cabs
take the magazines from the drug
stores to the Federal Storage Co,
where they will be loaded onto
Army trucks and distributed among
the various Army posts surrounding
the Capital at the conclusion of the
drive.
In addition. nve-minute an
nouncements will be made each day
Of the campaign over all District
radio stations in order to acouaint
the public with the purpose of the
drive.
Letters already have been received
from the commanding officers of
the camps. according to Mr.. Wal
lace, complimenting the organiza-
ton on this activity and express
Evening star., 1941-05-23

Beatty. First 1t Charles q. from Fort Sam
Houston to Puerto Rlcan Department.
Altman. First 1t. Leon l., from Fort Nc
Clellsn. Ala, to Fort BENJAMIN Hsrri-
SON. Ind
Powell First 1t Cuthbert e. from Camp
Claiborne, La. to Panama Canal De-
Dartment.
MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE CORPS.
Jewell, Capt Harry B. from Edgewood,
Md, to Las Vegas. New.
QUARTERMASTER CORPS.
Cochran, Mai Maurice W from Fort
Wayne. Mich to Birmingham, Mich.
Clark, Mai Chester James. from Wash
Ington to Maple City, Mich.
Conner. Capt. George F.. from Panama
Canal Department to Cambridge, Mass.
Franklin, Capt. Clifford N. from Fort
Ma son. Calf. to Mather Field. Calf.
Slit Capt. Ralph. from Fort Dix 20 Panama
Evening star., 1941-05-23
Don't ignore infectious dandruff!

DouSe Listerine Antiseptic on the
scalp, morning and night, and follow
with vigorous and persistent massage.
Listerine, the same germicide ia
nous for over so years as an antisep-
tic gargle, kills millions of germs on
scalp and hair, including Pityrosporum
Ovale which is recognized by out
standing specialists as cauSatiye
Evening star., 1941-05-23
canal DEPARTMENT

Canal Department
sylvestre Capt John A from Fort Totten,
n. Y. To Panama Canal Department
Drapeau, First 1t. Harry G. from Camp
Upton, n. Y, to Panama Canal Depart
ment.
Wallace. First Il. J. Kine. from Fort
Wsdsvorth. N. Y, TO Panama Canal De-
partment.
Evening star., 1941-05-23

Burlsish. Second 1t David P tr, from
Fort Slncum( n. z, 70 Panama Canal
Department.
Hathaway. Second 1t. Robert p from Fort
Slocum to Panama Canal Department
Horschman, First Il Robert L.. from San
Francisco 10 Ogden, Utah
FROST Second Il Earl G. from Fort Tottsn
q Panama Canal DeOa
Evening star., 1941-05-23

FentOn. Capt Bryan {. T. from Hawaiian
Department TO Washington.
Klng. Capt John H.. jr.. from Philippine
Dana rlnent 10 WaShlngfOn
Evening star., 1941-02-09

MAN. young, to do statistical and general
Office work in local branch of large food
concern. opportunity for advancement:
P.ply. eiving full details, experience If
an" a~c. height, weight, salary desired
EcX 315-H, star.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
BUSINESS.

VACANCIES. public, private and college po-
St!nnS; lmmeciste and September OPEN
lnes. Balto Teachers Agency SIS North
Charles st. Baltic. Nd
PIANO PLAYER, white, female age 1880,
familiar with popular music. 10 sell on
sheet music counter in local : and To-:
sIaary- $50 per Uk ADDly IN person
D. c. EMPLOYMENT CENTER.
SOS z St. NV.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
SAlESWOMEN

GALL ON FRIENDS with Greeting Card
AsSortments. Easter. Birthday, other oc-
caslons Personal Stationery: Gift Wrap
p'ngS Samples on approval Wallace Brown
- Fifth ave. Dept. 44O1. New York
SELL NYLON Hosiery with SnaR-Protected
SILK hosiery Sensational profit Write
fully for sample Silk Stocking. American
Mills. Dept P5f3i. IrdlaDaDOIie Ind
Evening star., 1941-02-09

Following Vacancies With
Cafeteria Just Opening:
COUNTER GIRLS. Steam Table Experience
HEAD SALAD GIRL Good Reference
MEAT CARVER and STEAM TABLE GIRL.
Good Opportunity for Experienced Girl.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
RADIO SHOP FOREMAN
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR
PERMANENT POSITION

Due TO increased demand a national
corporation is expanding its operations in
Washington and Southeastern States I'm
usual mercha ndiSins plan demands that
tney lmmediate'y train 10 to 90 hieh-type
men with cars) capable OF sales and man.
aelng men No canvasSing. Appointments
arransed on leads
Company executive will outline the plan
positions and comDenSa ton tomorrow Mon
day. l pm, at 354S l4th ST. NV. Branch
Evening star., 1941-02-09

MAN, young. single, to assist manager;
7leJ be mentally alert and of good ap-
Fs-.ance With some knowledge Of book
kse1ne and tipping; opportunity 10 learn
STe education, refs. and salary required.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE twhite) under 50; both work or
large poultry farm $40 mo. and modern
4-room bungalow. Phone Severna Park 165
AN-BACTERIOLOGY; full time
or part time. State qualifications and
hours. Write Box 35-G. Star.
MANAGERS.
Men and women. Here is an opportunity
that comes only once in 10 lifetimes to get
in on ground floor of rapidly growing ma
tlonal organization. no competition for
those under 80 with sales and executive
experience. Answer fully. Box SSH. Star
AMBITIOUS statesmen
AND SALESWOMEN
Wanted now for the following terri
tories: Washington, d. c.; Front Royal.
Gulpepper; Harrisonburg and Winchester:
Va: Martinsburg. w. Va; HagerstoWn and
Frederick. Md; to handle the Rexair Con-
ditioner and cleaner. Live-wire sales
people can earn $50 per week and up.
Write w. B. Davy. Rexair, Inc 33OS l4th
ST. NV, WASHINGTON. D. c., giving quail
fications or phone Adams 9S13 for ap-
pointment.
Evening star., 1941-02-09

for half day. afternoons,
nve days week If satisfactory: can guar
antee position indefinitely. Box 226-K. Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
HELP MEN.
fNart;r,,al

experienced, with car. Also
edit and collection telephone man, ex-
rienred Bernie's Credit Clothing, 9l3
Evening star., 1941-02-09

RUPHERS S Employment Agency has jobs
Tor COOKS. maids. houSeworkerS. mothers
helpers. dlshWaSherS, - 10 Sl5 weekly
lS.i. llth s. NV.
RELIABLE AGENCY. DE. 1851. l4O2 lIth.
mas COOKS, hOuseWoTEers. chambermaidS
mattresses, nurses laundreSses, chaufeurs,
part-;mers, dayworkers, mothers helpers.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
HELP WOMEN.

STENOGRAPHER for half day. afternoons,
five days week if satisfactory: can guar
antee position indefinitely. Box 226-K. Star.
STEMoGRApHER' S1.5s12s5 cGmmeI.lal experience
and salary expected. Box ls2-H. Star.
sTENoGRAPHER. accurate, neat. young
,dy; ?O-26, knowledge Of bookkeeping'
eehtAe; exceilent opport. Box 269-H, Star.
sTENoGRAPHER, alert, accurate, agree
able personality betw 90 and % yrs.
Star.
STENoGRAPHER experienced State ex-
peIience and salary expected. Box 2S3-H,
sTEiMoGRAPaER; sarisnoe sld,; 4!e clerk: some ex-
and salary expected. Box 249-H, Star
sTHFNq}@RHpBER ETH }o4 idsa RcP Iooa and eTedit
ient opportunity for advancement; apply
IN own handwriting; state age, salary ex-
rected Box 306-H Star
ST NOGRAPHER, technical experience pre-
lerred. Give age, education experience.
references and salary desired. Reply to
Box 152-H. Star
TAlLORESS, experienced on mems cloth
ave.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR. interesting prop
oSltlon Give name. address and tele-
phone number. Box 52-G, Star.
MATTRESSES, <. age 81 to 30. neat and
GREY STONE RESTAURANT, $50 N GIebe
rd Buckingham. Arnold bus to Glebe I'd,
Ssk TsIk ! block south. See Mr.. Parker. Mon
MATTRESSES. experienced Apply Mon
gay, QUO E st. NV. SQUIRE Grill.
WAITRESS wanted. at once Prince George
Restaurant. College Park. Nd
MATTRESSES or .countergirl. 21-30, local
Res estasIsnt and exP sio Apply 3,5 pm Taly-Ho
WOMAN. white: care child apt. stay
nights: room' board, salary. 1879 3rd
st. NV.
WOMAN. part or full time take orders for
FSton o R9siery ets High Esa earnings et Mondsy
WOMAN, white, $50; housekeeper in
room and board. 1924 18th St. NV
WOMAN. middie-aged. white. to take care
housework; childs laundry only; good
room and board; new home: $50 per mo-
WoMEN-Collect monthly payments in
wash washington for installment house. No
Selln2 Apply in person or by mail III
N. Charles st. RIM. sos. BALTIC, Nd
YOUNG LADY 10 take care of desk 3 eve
nlngS % week IN exchange for dance lessons.
l122 Pa. ave. NV
YOUNG WOMAN, preferably ne section,
IN spottlng. prints helpful. Part-time work
al hrst; if Satisfactory. permanent posi-
tion. Box 4s-G. Star.
OPPORTUNITY for aggressive woman over
20, permanent position. as cosmetic and
makeup consultant. Applicants thorOughly
trained If accepted. Age home address
phone number. Box 305-H Star
MANAGERS WANTED.
BaltlmoreS expanding PROMOTIONAI,
Jr depti store requires experienced mars
only, fol lowing depts: Ready-to-wear. com
piete infants and children's depts. home
ylous experience, salary. GOLDFNBFPG
STORES CORP, 213 N. Eutaw st, BaIti-
MILLINERY SALESLADIES
immediate openings in all our shops
Apply Mr. Williams, Hollywood Shops 1902
ST. NV.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
HELP MEN.
TWO MEN
ARROW CAR co

Can make real money with us selling Vir-
ginia property. Experience unnecessary.
Once cooperation and leads furnished.
Call MR. MILLS, 4617 Lee highway.
Evening star., 1941-02-09

COOK all-around. for large restaurant
1st-class refs required Give age, former
employers in reply; excellent salary. Box
Evening star., 1941-02-09

MAN. with car. to cover retail store
re. handle orders for nationally known
n 10 Der. average 500 commission;
&c -nanent. Laymon Dept. F-"66' Spencer
Evening star., 1941-02-09

MAN, by advertising agency. experienced
in contact work and selling. work IN radio
dept. selling and servicing radio &C
Gowns. including writing radio advertis.
ing: previous advertising agency exp. NOT
necessary: must be sober, reliable and
hav, GOOD character references: gentle or
Protestant; preferably BET. ages 24-3oi
5 IL ~ Write Boy Il C Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-09

MAN-Old reliable firm wants man 10
necessary McBRADY, 1O47 Van Buren,
Evening star., 1941-02-09
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LINOTYPE OPERATING. good paw. short
hours. Burton Linotype School. 7O7 fth
ST., teaches quickly. No Graduate has
failed 10 qualify fo- position
PRIVATE LESSONS IN SPANISH -Rca-
sonable prices Gail Mr.. Fernando, ME-
Evening star., 1941-02-09
The Country Side School.
Day and Boarding.

Nursery Through Sixth Grade.
Small groups; individual attention
stressed; special work in remedial reading;
hlgh school standards highly trained
teachers daily medical inspection day
and night resident graduate nurses: s
acres. with 3 large buildings A happy,
healthy environment. where children work
anc play and develop normally; pets and
pony riding. transportation and hot
lunches provided. 94O1 Georgia ave. SH.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
WHAT IS 1T
TAILORING statesmen
increase YOUR EARNINGS

Homeland Tailors Inc. nationally ad-
vertlSed hiGh-grade tailored d-to-meaSure
e!0IneS sGHM at At popular prices. BIG COMMIS-
Set, BIG HEPEATS montrly bon A.
lifetime income Rooms 2O4-5-6, Mary
land Bldg l4lO II ST NV
Evening star., 1941-02-09
PERSONAL.
fCpntfrffpl

HATS CLEANED. BLOCKED REMOD.
eled; new hats TO order. any size or color;
untrimmed shapes trimmed as you like;
turDanS made Of your material MISS
HOPKINS, lIl0 Eye st, Rm. 66. RE
Evening star., 1941-02-09
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DIRECT TO OKLA CITY VIA KNOX
VIE. Nashville Memphis Little Rock
Passenger wanted all or part trIp FEB. Il.
Bov 32S-K. S-ar
GOVT EMPLOYE AND WIFE WANTS
round trip. Is Feb Il: return by Mar .;
share eyr.: re-. exc Tsl FR. 0292
DRIVING TO MIAMI FEB 10 OR II.
l94o Buick; return n weeks. DI 1890,
Al 800
CAREFUL DRYER WOULD LIKE TO
dr.-7 party or ) o. \ 20 New Orleans for
Marc GrPS. lGil Ponrier sedan -ad'o and
heater RAL1H ARNOLD. I7lO G nv.
LADY, DRIVING lgAn PLYMOUTH FORT
Bliss. Tex, F7h. Il. r0Ee - persons share
0VneDSns District O3S1
YOUNG MAN DRIVING PACKARD MEX,
iC0 Ci-y direct or va Pa m Beach seeks
one or two others helm Criv'Tr and ex-
7-7-o H0har; 6767 r,ornincs
PERsoNABIE MAN WILL DRIVE on
re- JACK. Adams lnI2S
NEW OrLFANs AND MIAMI. FEB. IA;
can take two persons. IA. 225s sun.
or evening
MAN ABOUT MTDDr FACED WISHES
70 Crt transit to We Coast or Florida.
Tuee19v, llth. within" - pay reasonable
amount. rlferercc0 CX0h0nEed Cal EO.
S2t2 SN"da~. Mr.. CONE
DFIVIT~+ 1911 BUICK SEDAN RADIO.
hc7t-". ra'rl Beach and Miami this week;
several f0r company. also driver. Box
2'f-F. S.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
TEACHERS AGENCY.
- @T--773 ~ 10 '.u-7 IstDIIIIJ II.
POSITIONS OPEN

Patent sfrno ~. $40 vk. to start,
single Tentlle. age 22-@s. oUcn nov
Le-al secty. f.. S32 vk. see 2I-2s,
Evening star., 1941-02-09
THE J. R. WATKINS co,

Can use men for route work: territories
established in D c.. Nd. and Va II from
SO n $50 per week interests yen see
MANAGER, to II am. 5l3 st. NV.
Bookkeepar- -Stenographer
For permanent position with manutac-
turers AGENT selling local BLDG trade Must
be gentle. fully experienced TO handle
double entry books en- volume of cor
respondence Applicants must give full
information as to education eXper and
refs Salary o-en Rov 251-H Star
Evening star., 1941-02-09

LUNCHEONETTE manager or fountain
manager with some food experience. age
1910. with good local refs: excellent op
portunity for managerial work. State age
salary expected and refs. in reply Box
356-H Star
Evening star., 1941-02-09
BEAUTY PARLORS,
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced
wonderful French method used DR. Della
Ledendecker- 3025 o 81 NV Michisan 1920
Evening star., 1941-02-09

ELECTRICIAN who Is reliable and neaf,
all-around mechanic familiar with light
machinery construction; give full Qualif-
Evening star., 1941-02-09

ESTIMATOR, lumber and mill work; must
be experienced in listing materials from
knowledge Of business an of mill work
stock essential: permanent position for
right man. Application must state age,
exp. and salary desired. Box 136-H, Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-09

MAN, young between IS and 20. file clerk
and messenger, knowledge Of typing; op-
porturity for advancement. Give full par
Evening star., 1941-02-09

GAS STATION ATTENDANT. pleasant per-
sonalty, experienced; permanent Job; SAL
ary and commission sol virginia ave Sc.
HAIRDRESSERS, 5, experienced, with fol-
lowing; unusual opportunity. Box 173-B,
Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
AMBITIOUS SALESMEl
AND SALESWOMEN
SALESMEN.

OUR FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE for
Va Va Nd. d. D. & c; will be EN- in Washngt.on on
de aes voff %Se Box ThuFs sodk e sesft sar ma"
SELL new big book match line-S1.5O
business cards, sales books summed tape.
SIIto SiatiCnery & etc Big daily comms Eyper;
Match. 2l34-F Van Buren,, Chicaeo.
SELL BUSINESS CARDS, stationery, book
matches, summed tape restaurant neces-
sites, sales books, adv specaltes. pencils.
prices. 400 comm Exper unnec. Free deals.
Sales portfolio free. WILLENS, 2l30-BH
Gladys, Chicago
TAILORING SALESMAN wanted Famous
feet popular prices budget plan; sd-
vance commissions; bonus Business boom
ing; Rise with the tide! Write p H. Davis
Tailors. Dept. GIG, Cincinnati, Ohio.
of light socket Weids aC cylinder hsi blocks, blocks
tenders, frames, industrial repairs Sells
tSctnriei 10 mfehan5e Fe.a5msn farms sR3Pf
for FREE information. Dynamic Welder,
"9922@-TD Silverton I'd, Chicago, Ill
STRANGE CHEMICAL SPONGE cleans wall
PAPER like magic; Banishes house clean
sleanins ap Details s FREE sEsAs3 kristee 6as's5s
TIRE SALESMAN for Washington terri
Tory. Sell popular-priced Atco tires to deal
man. American Tire Co. Cleveland Ohio. L.
ED-Merchandising salesman: in
telligemt ambitious man with vision. be-
tween @5 and 35 years of age, high
school or COLLEGE education, calling on re-
tall grocers for national food manutac-
turer' The position is permanent with
hne opportunity for merchandising edu-
cation and advancement for right man:
good straight salary and company car
furnished; food selling experience un-
necessary but retail grocery experience
helpful; must pass physical examination
and be free from Indebtedness Answer in
own handwriting, giving complete bus-
ness history. oualiflcs tions. schooling age
weisht and height. All replies strictly con-
fidential. Box 2SS-K, Star
WHAT IS IT?
New invention brings big. fast profits
ordinary looking business card MYSTERIOUS
ly produces ten lighted matches from no.
where. No striking. Like magic No com
petition. Greatest advertising novelty in a
generation. Al businesses by. Experience
unnecessary. Samples free. postpaid. KAF-
sER-BLAlR. Dept. CO, Cincinnati
TAILORING statesmen
INCREASE YOUR EARNINGS
FOR ALL TINE
homeland TailorS. Inc. nationally ad-
vertised hiGhgrade tailored -to-meaSure
e!othes sf At popular prices. BIG COMMITS
SlCE BIG rEPEATS. monthly bon" A.
,ractlVe new spring line now selling
nfellme income. Rooms 2O4-5-6, Mary
land BIdg l4l0 II ST. NV.
Evening star., 1941-02-09

ALESMEN-Old-establ CO. has open-
ing for salesmen: prefer one who has had
some auto selling or similar experience.
Write particulars and give telephone num-
Der for quick call. Box 25O-K. Star
SERVICE ATTENDANTS. local refs; oupor-
tunity for advancement Apply 5109 Geor-
gia ave.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
LIFE INSURANCE
ASST. SALES MANAGER.

One of Americas strongest legal reserve
tnon-industraD life insurance companies
has Washington opening for assistant sales
manager on straight salary and bonus
basis. Must be proven personal producer
and able. with training 10 progress in
executive career. State full business and
personal details in confidence for Wash
ington interview Eastern vice president
Box 26S-K Star
Evening star., 1941-02-09

MAID for mothers helper and care of
apartment. Inquire Apt. 3. 200 North
Trenton St, Arlington
Evening star., 1941-02-09
MANAGERS WANTED

| OPPORTUNITY for aggressive woman over
| %, permanent position, as cosmetic and
makeup consultant. Applicants thoroughIy
| trained II accepted. Age home address
phone number. Box 305-H. Star
Evening star., 1941-02-09
THREE WOMEN

Over % to f!l vacancies with nationals
and reference required: wiling 10 .-c-I; fnr
Eocd S;eeoy lncome: experience no rrcps-
Ssry. WE TRAIN YOU. Apply 9 to u am.
nlR Il n - y -,
Evening star., 1941-02-09
SALESWOMEN

or highest character. fine furs. coats dress.
eS. Must have had at least ; years spe-
cla!izeo experience for full and part time
work, Phone District 500 for lnteryieU
appointment. KAPLOWITZ, 531-523 18Th