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Evening star., 1941-11-07

Those sWho can hunt during the
week should do so. for one rest day
for the fowl is very desirable. With
out doubt they will continue to
follow this habit. Yet. for those
who cannot hunt during the week
and therefore are unable to enjoy
the sport, there should be some pro-
vision.
Hunters who might accept Judge
Shows Interpretation of the law in
regard to ducks and geese. should
note particularly that it does not
apply to any other hunting. There
is no question about Sunday hunt
ing for upland game being illegal.
Big game is covered by specific sea-
sons and regulations.
Turkey Shoot a Treat.
The Bethesda Chapter of Ikes
will hold the first of series of tur-
key shoots tomorrow and Sunday
on It's EaSt-West Highway grounds.
In the way of comfort for shooters
there will be seats, fire, hot coffee
and hot dogs, protective railings and
even liability insurance.
If past shoots are criterian there
is going to be all the fun any one
could wish for These Bethesda
Chevy Chase folk really know how
to keep the ball rolling One doesn't
need to be member, or have
friend, to attend.
Ollie Atlas Solves Problem.
Licenses for Washingtonians fish,
ing and shooting in Maryland al
ways have been difficult to obtain.
The same is true of licenses in Vir-
ginia. If the locale happens to be
in National Forest there Is that
little item of stamp. For wild
fowlers Federal duck stamp is a
most important part of the prepara-
tions. 1t means quite a little run
ming around anyway you take it,
but Ollie Atlas has solved the prob
lem by having on hand forest
stamps, duck stamps, nonresident
Virginia and both resident and non-
resident Maryland licenses.
Those who in the past have
bought resident licenses on the
strength of summer homes in Mary
land might like to be reminded that
the last Legislature passed q law
requiring boniflde reside0ce.
Evening star., 1941-11-07

days around Washington are going
to be few for while to come Bobby
is about to shipped by the Govern
ment to one of those mysterious des-
tinations. At guess, it would be
somewhere in the Caribbean area
But that is purely guess.
Congressional members are getting
ready for their annual trip to Pine
hurst, where around two dozen
members of the big club on Bradley
boulevard have gone Tor the last
three years. The trip usually is
scheduled early in December, and
again Witty Cox will be the handi-
capper and the man IN charge of
the tournament.
Congressional will hold its tour
nament dinner November Is, with
Cox scheduled to be master of
ceremonies.
Bannockburn will hold its annual
meeting and election OF officers at
the clubhouse at Glen Echo No.
Vo0boe Is
Evening star., 1941-11-07
Mosconi, Rudolph Til
For Crack al Crane
For Cue Crown
Three Are Tied at Top
As World Round-Robin
Tournament Ends
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Two
former titleholders and a Livonia.
N. Y, cue Wielder who captured
runnerup honors in his first big
time competition three years ago
met today in the playoff for the
l94l WorE's pocket billiard cham
pionship.
They are Willie Mosconi. Phila-
delphia title-defender; Erwin Ru-
dolph of Cleveland, four time former
winner of the world championship,
and Irving Crane, the New Yorker
who finished second to Ralph
Greenleaf when the latter won the
title in 1898.
All finished the regulation round
robin tournament with eight VIC
tories and three losses.
Rudolph turned back Jimmy
Caras of Wilmington. Del. 125 to 90,
in a 14inning final round last night,
while Crane downed Andrew Ponzi
of New York, 125 to 1913. in the
Windup of the 66-game series.
Mosconi, who topped contenders
for the world title with 1859 points
and a high run Of 113, will be
matched against Rudolph in a
playof at l pm. with the winner
facing Crane for the world title at
$50 pm. Final standings:
Evening star., 1941-11-07
Army Draft E Expected, Bogort,
D. c. Champ, Quits Golf Play

Ralph Bogart, the tall District
amateur champ, has played plenty
of golf during the season, but Ralph
is taking a vacation from the game
now. He hasn't swung a club in
weeks. Ralph may enter George
Washington University in February,
If the Army draft doesn't take him
before that time.
For a while George Washington
seemed about to have the nucleus of
quite links team, for both Bogart
and his pal, Earle Skinker, planned
to matriculate at the G street school.
But Earle has gone into business for
himself and won't continue his COL
lege career. The Columbia lad also
may have to curtail his tournament
golf next year, if any tournament
golf is played.
Every once in while, Bobby
Brownell, the top-ranking amateur
linksman around town this year, has
been abls to como home and get Ia
. soa0d e OoH. BIT BohhV's cot
Evening star., 1941-11-07
Football
Continued From Page DID

Boilermakers' luck is due to change.
Purdue.
Detroit -Marquette-Just a guess.
Detroit.
Kansas State South Carolina
Ditto. South Carolina.
Iowa State-Oklahoma
looks much too strong
Rice Arkansas - Probably very
close Rice
California -Washington-Youll go
crazy if you look at the comparatlls
scores on this one. Strictly out OF
the hat. California.
Oregon State-U. c. L. A.-This
ones in the Far North. Oregon State.
Washington State e-Idaho-Taking
State.
Florida Georgia - Probably close
Georgia.
Georgia Observation-Disclosures
Tech.
St. Mary -Duquesne-Despite the
long trip, Duquesne.
Brown Holy CrosS-The Crusaders
are due to get organized again. Holy
Gross.
Georgetown Maryland - Taking
Georgetown.
Penn State-Syracuse-State al
ways gives the Orange trouble. but
this ballot still is marked for Syra-
cuSe
Form Charts Out.
Temple-Villanova - Neighborhood
rivalry and We do mean rivalry.
it still adds up to Temple.
Furman-George wash ngton-
Sticking with Furman.
Richmond-North Carolina-May-
be Carolina can win one
William and Mary-Virginia Mill
tary-Probably fireworks Out of
the hat, William and Mary.
North Carolina State-Virginia
Tech-Not easy. Spinning the coin,
North Carolina State.
Washington and Lee-Virginia-
Taking Virginia.
Skipping over the chalklines-
Rutgers over Lafayette Williams
over Wesleyan. Manhattan over
Boston University, Texas Tech over
Creighton, Washington University
(St. Louis over Illinois College; Ok
lahoma A. and M. over ST. Louis,
Drake over Iowa State Teachers,
Tennessee over Howard, Vanderbilt
over Sewanee, Texas Christian over
Centenary, Citadel over Wofford,
Montana over Dakota, Denver over
Utah State, Brigham Young over
Wyoming.
Evening star., 1941-11-07
With BILL AcxzR~Ax
Sunday Hunting Legal, Declares Snow
Bethesda likes Hold Turkey Shoot

The big question in the minds of
Virginia vildfowlers this week is
may one hunt in the Old Dominion
on Sundays?
Prior to the October q meeting
of the Game and Inland Fish Com
mission there was considerable talk
Of Sunday shooting, and all indi-
cations pointed toward Virginia &C
cepting the standard set during the
last few years by other States that
allow those unable to get afield dur
Ing the week to enjoy the sport
on the Sabbath.
Then there was the release of the
date for the opening of the water
fowl shooting. 1t was November 2.
and in all quarters taken on face
value to mean that Sunday shoot
Ing would be permitted.
Now we learn the chairman of
the commission has ordered Virginia
wardens to pick up those hunters
who are found shooting on Sunday.
Law Not Ambiguous.
The law isn't ambiguous in the
f1icting regulations. One designates
Sundays as rest days for all game.
Following this is an adoption of the
Federal regulations by the Assem-
bly, of the season, bag limits and
regulations as set down by the Fed
eral authorities each year.
The Federal regulations do not
prohibit Sunday shooting, and a test
case in the Virginia courts probably
would sustain the right of Virginians
to continue
Note We use the word continue, for
many have been following the prac-
tice, and so far as we know nothing
has been done about it.
1t is the opinion of Judge William
E. Snow, member of the commission
from Alexandria. that by this As
sembly adoption it is legal for wild
foWlerS to hunt on Sundays.
At the same time he does not rec
ommend that they do so. At least
not until the controversy is cleared
up.
We believe likewise, for several
reasons. The most important is be-
cause the hunter apprehended to
make a test case likely would be
some one who could i'll afford the
time and money to go into court.
Evening star., 1941-11-07
Hockey Team Now Lions.
MAY Become Ferocious

American League hockey followers
in other cities no longer will be
faced with the poser, Whats a
Uline when Washington's puck
chasers take the ice.
Mike Uline has changed the name
of his league entry to the Washing
ton Lions. He hopes they'll become
as ferocious as their namesakes.
Patricia Uline Hill, granddaughter
of the teams owner, is designing an
emblem for the Lions.
Evening star., 1941-11-07
Beinor Gives Redskins
Six for Tackle Jobs

Little playing is expected Sunday
from Ed Beinor, newest member Of
the RedSkin football team. against
the Brooklyn Dodgers. but there
after he is expected to see plenty of
action.
His chief value on Sunday prob
ably will be in an advisory capacity
since he played with the Cardinals.
from whom the Redskins purchased
the former Notre Dame tackle yes
terday, when they upset the Dodgers
three weeks ago.
Now the sixth tackle on the Red
skin roster. Beinor stands s feet 2
inches and weighs 2l5 pounds.
Evening star., 1941-11-07
Harness Horse Grabs
Fancy Of Fans Over
Jumpers, Hunters
Cuneo Entry Is Seeking
81 900 Stoke; Military
Event Led by Peru
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Nov. AFTER a
three-day rest among the chickens
and the pigs back on the farm in
Libertyville, Ill. Wensleydale Pilot
picks up his SiX-month cross-coun-
try show tour today in Madison
Square Garden, and not even his
worst enemy would be willing to
bet a nickel against him in big
league harness horse company.
He's just as sturdy and fancy
stepping as ever, this husky Irish
campalgner who was brought over
three years ago by John r. Cuneo.
and instead of showing signs of
wear and tear from a blue-ribbon-
collecting grind that has taken him
to Oregon and California the Pilot
actually looks happy that his short
holiday is over and he can start
picking up the marbles in the cur
rent 58th national horse show here
He begins this campaign this
afternoon when he's favored to re-
tire the priced Warham Whitney
Memorial Challenge Trophy. which
he's grabbed the past two years.
After that he's on the card almost
nightly for all the rich harness horse
events. including the $1,000 cham
plonship stake he took last year.
The Pilot leads the way into the
major events starting with the third
session today.
Also on the card is the second
half Of the international low-score
military team jumping trophy COM
petition, the first section of which
went last night to Peru's pair of
captains. Armando Anderson and 1t.
Hector Saettone. The United States
duo of Capt. Frank Wing of Fort
Bliss. Tex, and Capt. Marshall
Frame of Fort Riley. Kans.. used as
their fourth mount Reno Knight, an
inexperienced jumper, and he failed
miserably setting them back In
second place, with Cuba third.
Among the hunters the first two
days, Inky, Mrs. George Watts Hills
coal black mare from Rougemont.
N. c., and Woodfellow. crack cam
paigner from Patricia du Points
Delaware stables, look the ones to
beat for the final championship.
They split pair of blues yesterday.
Wensleydale Pilot. one of the few
harness horses which can attract
interest from the ordinary horse
show spectator comes from one of
the biggest outfits of its kind in the
country. Cuneo runs his Illinois
place under the name Of the HaW-
thorn Farm. and it spreads over
some 1900 acres out there on the
plains.
Although the well-regarded string
of Mrs. NJ. e. Iiz) Whitney of
Upperville. Va. failed to click among
the blue-ribbon winners. Dixie
entrants generally were we'll up in
all divisions of yesterdays sessions.
One of the hits of the show turned
up in little Jean Mclean of Ports
mouth, Va, a girl in blue riding
habit, who got big hand from the
crowd as she rode her Mighty Fine
to victory in the class for amateur
three-gaited saddle horses between
14-2 and 15.2 hands high, ridden by
amateurs.
Evening star., 1941-11-07
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press

By The Assoclated Press.
Today a year ago-Philip K.
Wrigley announced he was con-
sidering quitting as president of
Chicago Cubs in move toward re-
oTganiza ton.
Three years ago-Fred Haney,
manager of Toledo Mudhens of
American Association, named to
manage st. Louis Browns.
Five years ago-West Coast
football situation scrambled by
Stanford's 14-14 tie with Wash
ington and CALIFORNIA; 1877 vic
tory over Southern California.
Evening star., 1941-11-07
Pastor Is Tough Test
IFor Fast beckwith
In Ring Tonight
| Winner Of II Straight
| Facing Heavy Noted for
| Smeoring Climbers
By the Associated Press.

bN Tic rASSOIIdtcu TIcSS
CHICAGO. Nov. Booker Beck
with, young and eager Gary, Ind,
Negro, must defeat durable Bob Pas
tor tonight to remain in the fstic
limelight.
Only two years ago Beckwith, then
a 19-year-old stringbean fresh from
Golden Gloves glory, turned pro-
feSSional. His climb from prelim-
mary boy to headliner has been
meteoric, winning II straight fights.
His last victim was Clarence Rcd
Burman in August.
Biggest Test of Career.
But his 1O-round test with 81
year-old Pastor is far and away the
biggest test of his young career. He
not only will be facing a seasoned
and smart campaigner but also a
fighter who has taken great delight
in recent years in smearing the
bright hopes of several promising
fighters.
Art Sykes was the talk of Chicago
in 1886 until Pastor gave him solid
paSting. The next year Pastor cooled
of the hot streak of Bob Nestell. His
most recent victim among the quick
sensations was Turkey Thompson,
Bob whipping the Californian twice
in his own comeback career.
Beckwith will be outWeighed as
usual. His string of IT victims-11
by Observation-Disclosures at least a
half dozen who have had 25-
pound edge on him. Pastor will
weigh about 1873 for this engagement,
10 pounds more than the slim, 1.-the
Negro.
Pastor Picked in Rounds.
Jimmy Johnston. Pastors glib
manager, says BeckWith will sbe
knocked out within seven rounds
The older fighter had indicated he
may elect to concentrate on body
attack in an effort to weaken the
Negro for an eventual knockout.
Booker. who was versatile high
school athlete in Gary, declined TO
forecast the fights outcome
The fight. second of the indoor
season at the stadium, is expected to
draw about $4,000 spectators.
Evening star., 1941-11-07

tCOntlnueQ from Page DID
Dornfeld were the Hoyas' fire.
crackers, but Maryland, with Ulman
and Rigby leading the way, made a
fight of it right down to the final
whistle. The Terps simply couldn t
cope with the power thrown at them
and absorbed their worst beating of
the series, but that was last year.
Who will be the stars tomorrow
Jack Wright, Mearle Du Vail, Bernie
Ulman, Elmer Rigby. John Cordyack,
Ben Reiges, Dornfeld, Doolan, Nc
Laughlin. Eddie Agnew or some other
unsung ball toter? Or will it be an
obscure lineman. reaching out from
beneath tangled skein of arms,
legs and woolens to grab a tumble
and set the trappings for a touch
down, or possibly block a kick for a
score or run back an intercepted
pass for the winning naarker7 We q
Like 70 know.
Evening star., 1941-11-07
Wens|eyda|e Pilot Big National Show Favorite
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Aldrich, Yale captain, is lead
ing college scorers at football
with rs points. followed by Rob-
ertson. Dartmouth captain, with
81. Seven major college teams re-
main unbeaten, with George
towns six victories putting it
close to the top.
Phil Robb, former Penn State
star and now football coach at
Catholic u, set the pace as the
Washington pro football team
topped Norfolk, 61-0, at American
League Park.
Evening star., 1941-11-07

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BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around. steady
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BEAUTY OPERATOR experienced Salary
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F-i1.
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sion: hours, 10 a m. to : pm. Jacks 10
BEAUTY OPERATOR. exp, steady position.
IA block off Conn $50" Goth ST. NV.
BooKKEEPER- -sTENOG. with knowledse
of building and construction. permanent
position; information strictly confidential.
CLERK for retail dry cleaning store. must
be experienced: year-around work. Apply
main office. 435 St. NV.
CLERKS WANTED-several intelligent
pleasant surroundings; fve-day week sal;
airy. so weekly: state age, experience II
any. and give references. Box 3l7-
COOK; white, to work in beer tavern. very
few. dinners. mostly sandwiches night
work Call Hillside Os70.
COOK. white or colored. experienced, for
lunchroom. Arlington Lunch, 2S22 CO.
lumbia pike Arlington, Va.
DRESSMAKER. alteration hand, expert
enced; must furnish reference. Conn. ave.
shop. Box 94-J, Star.
GIRL. white. over. Is. to learn waitress
work, full pay while learning. Apply 4o4
9th st. NV.
GIRL for waitress and counter work, ex-
perlence unnecessary but must be active
and willing TO work. 232 East Cap. 81.
GIRL. white. recent high school graduate
to work in law ONCE: knowledge of short-
hand and typing; no experience necessary.
Include snapshot. Box 1877. Star.
HAIRDREssER: expert Apply Hersheys
Studio. 1872 Goth st. NV.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, mathemati-
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has splendid opportunity assistant 70
bookkeeper to learn bookkeeping and hotel
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P B. X SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, one
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FIR $3.50.
SALESGIRLS. experienced, for bakery.
Apply 1886 Wilson blvd, Arlington Va:
SEAMsTREss on power machine, stronE.
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right party. Proctor Co, 90 Seaton
SECRETARY, competent, experienced. must
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keeping and stenography. Fair salary -
start start ,Sehane' for sdvsnesm'ns' 7so1
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Evening star., 1941-11-07
Seals Release Luzzeri

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 7 tP,.-
Tony Lazzeri, former New York
Yankee second baseman, has been
given his release by the San Fran
cisco Seals.
Evening star., 1941-11-07

ENGINEER, 5th class. for new
plant. Must be willing worker
sober: knowledge of switchboard
necessary. Good salary, with op-
portunity for advancement. Box
330-J Star
Evening star., 1941-11-07
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BIJSINFSS

WANTED-At ONCE OFFICE. SALTS
HOTEL. DRUGSTORE GARAGE HELP
white only for oally openings. imme-
diately BETTER POSITIONS, many more
openings. courteous treatment. WELCOME
No advance fees pay none. Personnel
SERVICE. An Accredited Agency 1911
G ST NV Established years
TEACHERS WANTED for emersency va
WASHINGTON SCHOOL ASSOCIATION,
Colorado Bldg RE 1912.
Evening star., 1941-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted BY my
self. JOSHUA NJ. LEE, 124 4th 81. ne. -
WILL WITNESSES TO ACCIDENT AT
about IL m. November 4. 1871. in WHICH
woman passenger was injured on south
bound Seventh Street car at Mt. Vernon
Place NV. kindly communicate with
Building. %
WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR NO DEBTS
except those contracted personally by my
self after this date. ROBERT G. KEENAN,,
1905 G st. NV
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the Capitol Park Hotel Corpo-
ration for the election of directors for the
ensuing year will be held on Tuesday, De
cember 9th. 1871, al the hotel North
Capitol and e Streets Washington
D. C, az 145 O'Clock pm. The stock
transfer books will be closed December
sth and 9th, 1871.
EDWARD L. HILLYER.
Secretary.
Evening star., 1941-11-07
HELP MEN.
BY Bruno

MAN, young, for stock work
in furniture store. Box 314-J,
Star.
Evening star., 1941-11-07
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MAN OR WOMAN to manage luncheon
ette fountain preferably good cook, ref
erences required. WI. 1859.
Evening star., 1941-11-07

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. one
who has a wide acquaintance
among automobile statesmen. You
can make money now without
selling automobiles. State eXpe-
rience and qualifications. Box
39-J, Star.
Evening star., 1941-11-07
HELP WCMeN,

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BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around. stes dy
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Evening star., 1941-11-07

BEAUTY OPERATOR. salary and commits
sion. hours. 10 q m. to : m. Jacks, : 10
Evening star., 1941-11-07

GIRL for waitress and counter work. ex-
perience unnecessary but must be active
! and willing 10 work 232 East Cap. 81.
Evening star., 1941-11-07

BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced, Salary
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Evening star., 1941-11-07

COOK, white, to work in beer tavern. very
few dinners, mostly sandwiches night
work Call Hillside 0S1O.
Evening star., 1941-11-07

GIRL, white. recent high school graduate
to work in law ofice; knowledge of short
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Include snapshot. Box l42-J Star
Evening star., 1941-11-07

COOK. white or colored experienced, for
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Evening star., 1941-11-07

BEAUTY OPERATOR. exp, steady position.
$50 and commission Call in person.
Il block off Conn $50" 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-07

BOOKKEEPER- -STENOG with knovledse
of building and construction. permanent
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Evening star., 1941-11-07

Has opening for men over u years Of age
10 drive, must be residents of D. C or
Metropolitan Area for | year; free inStruc-
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at 10 am. promptly. for further details.
$40 NJ st. ne. Ask for Mr.. Booth.
Evening star., 1941-11-07

JEWELRY SALESMAN. EX-
PERIENCED; PERMANENT
INSIDE POSITION. BURN
STINE'S. 919 F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-07

CLERKS WANTED-Several intelligent
young ladies twhitel for clerical work in
pleasant surroundings; five-day week; SAL
airy. so weekly; state age. experience. II
any and give references. Box 3l7-
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Continued From Page D-1.)
Evening star., 1941-11-07

DRESSMAKER. alteration hand, expert
enced; must furnish reference. Conn, ave.
Evening star., 1941-11-07

GIRL. white, over is, to learn waitress
work: full pay while learning. Apply 404
9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-07

CLERK for retail dry cleaning store, must
be experienced: year-around work. Apply
| in u
Evening star., 1941-11-07
ARROW CAB co.

Good. permanent position for expert
enced man in furnishings and clothing
The Quality Shop. $40 Sth ST. sc.
Evening star., 1941-11-07

WEATHER-STRIP MECHANICS,
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Evening star., 1941-11-07

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Evening star., 1941-11-07

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Give full particulars. references and when
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Evening star., 1941-11-07

Continued On Ne1t raEsJ
Evening star., 1941-11-07

p. B. x SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, one
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Village. 200l 3Sth st. sc. Telephone
Evening star., 1941-11-07
DRIVERS.

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Action Fuel Co. 1881 Ia ST. Sc AT. 05on.
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Evening star., 1941-11-07

FORD MECHANIC WANTED
Excellent permanent position with Wash
ingtons oldest Ford dealer on our nIsht
Should earn up to $50. See Mr.. Wilson,
night foreman.
Steuart Motors.
9Th and New York Ave NV.
MAN. young, TO ride bicycle. collect rents
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