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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
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Employment Agencies
AVAILABLE AT ONCE

AVAILABLE AT ONCE
CONE IN. WRITE OR PHONE
MR. MURPHY. CA. 1850
A PARTIAL LIST
STRESS ENGRS. tAiRCRAFT)
UCTNII OK MECH EXP
TOOL DESIGN ENGINEER
MACHINE SHOP suPT., FOREMAN
TOOL TROUBLE FoLLOW-uP
CHEMISTS. MALE AND FEMALE
METALLURGlsTS
MICH ENGINEERS -JR. AND sk'
PROCESSING AND ESTIMATING
MICH ENGINEER. PLANT LAYOUT
AND SHOP ENPER.
TINE STUDY MEN
MICH DESIGNERS A pETAlLERS
ELECTRICIANS AND Apr
INSPECTORS MALE AND FEMALE
MACHINE REPAIR MIN
FACTORY AND MACH. HANDS
SKILLED AND APPRENTICES
INDUSTRIAL NURSES tFEhALE)
MANY OTHERS DAILY
ABOVE ARE PERMANENT Posi-.
TIONs OFFERING EhCElLf;N !
SALARIES NND OPPORTUNITIES
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAb
EMPLOYMENT CobNsEILoks
OFFICF.-TECHNIC MECHANICAL
1915 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
CALL star Employment Restaurant, hotel
domestic work. 1852 Cas-. CHERRY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Female Help Wanted
Are You Interested
in An Occupation
Of Vital importance?

We have openings for telephone operators
no experience necessary; pay while learn
ing: rapid advancement for those who
QuAiify, comfortable working quarters
pleasant surroundings among oongenial en-
.ployes.
Evening star., 1942-09-17

from New York to st. Louis, we're
taken to Paris where they resumed
their journey via the Nickel Plate
Railroad.
Six trucks from Chanute Field,
near Rantoul, H., picked up SOL
diers who had been aboard the
passenger train and took them to
Nation and placed on special
Illinois Central train.
Arthur ]. Crowl, in charge OF the
Federal Bureau Of Investigation
ofIice at Springfield, ILL.,, said a spe-
cial agent had been sent to the
scene. mo one knows Just now
what was the cause of the acci-
dent he said, but we are in
vestigating all train accidents i'm
mediately upon being reported"
H. J. Milligan. division superin-
tendent of the Big -Four at Mattoon,
said the cause of the wreck had not
been determined.
-Four persons were brought to the
Oakwood Hospital in Charleston.
They were: Benjamin H. Hardy,
Indianapolis. railway clerk, suffering
several broken ribs; John Gravante,
%, OF New Haven, Conn, a soldier,
with back and leg injuries; Mrs.
Jerome Elman Of Cleveland. suffered
shock, and Mrs. Myrtle Gasaway Of
Liberal, Kans., whose head was in
illred.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Film Rationing TO Permit
Same Number Of Pictures

The movies, too, are being
rationed. r....
Film is made of critical materials.
and thsre1l be 10 to "a per cent
less of it during the year beginning
October / for Hollywood than it had
In 1941.
But this does not mean, the War
Production Board said today, that
the producers will have to cut down
either the length or number OF their
films. 1t does mean that they must
conserve, waste less film
These savings can be effected by
making fewer "retakes" and shoot
ing scenes more nearly the length
they will be when shown on the
screen. There are various other
technical ways OF conserving film in
the studios.
So-called "re-releases" or revlvals
Of old films, such as this years
restoration of Charlie Chaplins
Gold Rush. will be limited to the
film consumption for this purpose
in 1941. These revivals involve re-
taking the old negative on new film.
There will be no restriction on
film for the armed forces, for news
reels, for pictures approved by the
Office Of War Information's Bureau
of Motion Pictures and for essen
tial scientific and research pur-
poses"
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Registration Opens
Sept. Il at Wilson
Teachers College
Glasses for Schools
Seventieth Year to
Begin on Sept. q

The faculty of Wilson Teachers
College is meeting today and to-
morrow for a conference prepara-
tory to the opening of the college
year the following week. Registra-
ton for the 10th year OF Wilson
Teachers College will take place on
Monday and Tuesday. September 81
and %, and classes will begin Sep
tember %.
= At the preliminary conference,
the faculty will discuss and de-
velop plans for improving colleges
services. Among the problems
which will receive attention of the
faculty are cooperation with the
Army and Navy in pre- induction
training Of men, needed improve
ments IN the health and physical
education program, adjustments
that may be necessary in the COL
lege program and in the subject
matter of specific courses because
OF the war. the refrcsher or re-
training courses to be offered for
persons who may accept temporary
teaching appointments and the
training of workers for nurseries
and nursery schools.
Library Reorganized.
The faculty also will give atten-
ton to the new organization of the
college library. The librarians. Miss
Mary B. Curran and Miss Katherine
A. Erwin, have worked during the
summer reorganizing the library so
that al books and magazines will
be more readily available to both
faculty and students.
Many books have been placed on
open shelves in the main reading
room. The stacks are to be opened
to all students and faculty members.
The magazines have been re-
housed and made more accessible.
Recent numbers are on open shelves
near the reading room and back
numbers may be consulted in the
stack room.
Books Available to All.
The $4,000 volumes in the library
and the 200 periodicals will be ac-
cessible to every one. 1t is the be-
lief of the librarians that the IL
brary should exist primarily to make
books and other printed materials
available for use and not merely to
preserve them. In addition to this
reorganization, special cozy nook
has been set up to encourage
browsing and leisure time reading
Comfortable club chairs have been
placed in the nook.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Two Destroyers Lost
by British During
Landing at Tobruk
Sikh and Zulu Are Named
By Admiralty; ltoIy
Claims Light Cruiser
By The Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Ad-
miralty announced yesterday the
loss OF the destroyers Sikh and Zulu
Of 1870 tons each during the sun
day night landing operations at
Tobruk in North Africa. g
Most OF the crew OF the Zuiu were
saved.
The Sikh sank ''in close proximity"
to Tobruk. said the Admiralty,
which expressed hope that many
survivors reached land safely.
If survivors of the Sikh
reached land they probably were
taken prisoner. Both Rome and
Berlin announced the capture OF
576 prisoners in the sea-borne
raid on the Libyan port.
(The Italians further claimed
yesterday that British light
Evening star., 1942-09-17
; Trainmen Killed,
Score Of Passengers
Injured in Wreck
Big Four Limited
Croshes Into Freight
Near Ashmore, Ill.
Bs the Associated Press.

bS tps ASSOIldteQ fTes5.
CHARLESTON, Ill. Sept. IT,
Three trainmen were killed and an
undetermined number of persons
injured yesterday when the New
York Centrals Southwestern Linn
tied passenger train apparently
went through an open switch near
Ashmore, Ill, and crashed head-on
into a standing train of tankcars.
All seven cars of the fast New
York-St. Louis passenger train left
the rails and three cars of the long
freight were upset. one of them
bursting into flames and igniting
two others. All anbulances in Mat
toon and Charleston and a fire
truck from each town we're rushed
to the scene.
Coroner Horace " Clark of Coles
County said "about two dozen"
persons were injured, including
some soldiers on furluogh, but that
most of the injuries were not Sc
rious.
Dead All Trainmen.
di Z. S1dl n lQCiiblllCu bllC uCdu dS
Thomas Cain, about 10. and j. D.
Hooten, the limited's engineer and
fireman, respectively. both of In
dianapolis, and Wilbur w. Watjen,
26, Railway Express messenger of
Monroe City, Ind.
Coroner Clark said the limited
went through an open switch and
rammed into the freight. which had
pulled into a siding at the eastern
edge of Ashmore, waiting for the
west-bound passenger train to pass
Eight persons were treated a,
hospitals here. A number of others
were treated on the spot for minor
hurts.
FBI Opens Probe.
A number of passengers from the
limited, which had been en- route
Evening star., 1942-09-17

cruiser reported damaged in the
raid lis now known to have been
sunk" This raised the oficial
italian and German total to four
British destroyers and two
cruisers sunk in the attack
The Admiralty's communique yes
terday was the first definite British
report of ship losses. The British
Tuesday said the raid resulted in
some losses.
The Zulu and Sikh were COM
pleted in 1888 and carried. normal
compliments of 100 men each.
Prime Minister Churchill, while
First Lord Of the Admiralty. praised
the Zulu and her crew in Commons
on April IL, 1910, for sinking = Ger
man submarine of the Orkney
Islands In naval action during the
Nazi invasion of Norway. .
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Home Owner Supplies
Buroior With Pistol
: The Associated Press.

Fy the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. IL
Awakened by noise at Am, r. A,
Ferguson got his pistol and searched
the house.
Finding nothing, he placed the
gun on table beside his bed and
went back to sleep,
Either the noise -maker moved
more quietly or Mr.. Ferguson slept
more soundly.
At 7 am. the pistol was gone
and so was a purse containing IS.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Meet at Rockville

ROCKVILLE, Md, Sept. II (Spe-
cisD Miss Margaret McPheeters,
State nutritionist, and Miss Helen
Shelby, clothing specialist, both of
the University Of Maryland, will at
tend a meeting here Monday of the
nutrition and clothing leaders of
the 10 homemakers' clubs of Mont
gomery County. The IL girls All
clubs of the county will also be
represented
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Pittsburgh Crootion
Editor Is Indicted
y the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 17.-Ante M.
Doshen. Croatian leader and editor,
was indicted on charge of perjury
yesterday by a Federal grand jury.
Doshen, who is free on bond pend
ing an appeal from a six-month Jail
sentence on charge of making a
false alien registration statement,
was charged by the grand jury with
having submitted false statement
to the Government regarding owner
ship of the American Slav, monthly
publication.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
FBI Division Files
Its $1,000. .O00th
Finderprint Gard

The identification division
Of the FBI received It's So
millionth fingerprint card
Tuesday. the Justice Depart
ment announced yesterday.
The card, submitted by the
Metropolitan Police Depart
ment. contained the finger
prints OF 4 man named George
Saunders, alias Blessed. sought
by Oyster Point (Va.) police =
j. Edgar Hoover, FBI direc-
tor, said the Identification di-'
vision had more than doubled
in size during the last year.
Fingerprint cards are now be-
ings received at the rate Of
100 900 a day.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Crop Looms Available

FAIRFAX, Va. Sept. II (SpeciaD
~-J. Gray Beverly. field supervisor,
Elll be at the office OF County Agent
Lawrence S. Greene from q am to
2pm. tomorrow. to receive applica-
ttons from local farmers for 1942
GhcTop loans under the Emergency
Crop Loan Act.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
HELP WoMEk.

LADY, young. age 2l-2s, Tor cigar ara
newsstand experienced preferred. Apply
B. Dougherty. Shoreham Hotel Newsstand.
/ Don't phone
Evening star., 1942-08-18

S A l. E SLADY, preferably
with jewelry experience; ex-
cellent opportunity; good
salary. Eli Rubin Co., 713
7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Nearby Protective Force
PIuns Drive for Recruits

A campaign for new recruits in
Company l12. Virginia Protective
Force, Alexandria, Va, will be
launched Thursday and will con-
tinue through Saturday, it was an
nounced today by Capt. John NJ.
Burroughs.
Recruiting stations will be placed
along King street in Alexandria
manned by recruiting officers from
the local company. All men be-
tween the ages of 18 and SIS are
invited to enlist or to consult one
of the recruiting officers for in
formation.
The group has lost many of its
men to the armed forces, Capt.
Burroughs explained.
Members of the company drill
each Monday and Thursday night
at the Alexandria Armory.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

LADY. youne, age 21-2s for cigar and
newsstand; experienced preferred Apply
Don't phone. -
LADY, young accurate typist. attractive,
GOOD personality, CAPABLE of handling
funds, permanent position; ,.sts. state axe; snd
SALARY expected Box 5o-J, Star. -
LADY. younx, as. cashier for day duty;
also cashier for. nisht duty. to 10 pm
egosrienesd prs5sFrea ds e., FsierenseS REQUIRED
LADY. non smoker. to live in family where
maid is kept, to help aged retired gentle
men. Box 2sa-x, Star -..
MAID, general housework and cooking
three adults in family; Si2 per week. Phone
National 1894 --
NURSE, practical. night duty, IN young
chiidren's boarding school. Call sH. 7l4l.
LAUNDRY AssORTERs. experienced. S"5
per week: steady lob Hovard's Laun-
dry. l941 s. CAPITOL st -
enced in baking for restaurant or board
inx house good wages no Sun. ApplF
Tsny-Ho Restaurant St2 18th st. W.
p, B. x OPERATOR, with knowiedss soSt Of
salary, permanent position. Box @9'-h'
Star.
P B. x. OPERATOR and front clerk for
hieh-class apt, house: must be thoroughlEg MY
telephone number. Box 29t-X. Star.
SALE5GIRI. white. for newsstand. part
time Call between l. and Wednesday
Monmouth Apt 1919 G st, NV, Box 22
sALEsLADY retail ladies' spparel stesdf Gesdi,
Ciothing Co. AS 1th st. NV
sALEsLADY for bakery. Sheridan Bakery
6"O9 Georgia ave. NV.
SALESWoMEN. wanted for lingerie, &C
cessories. dresses, suits. coats; sxpeTi-
Jean Mstou. Conn. ave. at NJ st.
sEAMsTRESs. white for Navy Yard Tailor
Shop, experienced in mems tailoring pre-
ferred. Call Franklin o665 after 6 pm
SECRETARY-Radio-r recording studio de
tractive efflcient settled. initiative, pleas
ing voice. Interviews today only, 1:-9
steady Job. Apply zulins Cleaners. 81 So
Mt Pleasant st. NV.
SODA FOUNTAIN EXPERIENCE, peIma-
nent Job, good salary; no night work. Shep-
SODA FOUNTAIN, experience, permanent
herd Park Phsrmacy. 77:3 Ga. ave NV.
SODA FOUNTAIN AND SANDWICH GIRL,
part or fun time. lor night work; top
salary paid Apply Southeast Pharmacy,
SODA GIRLS. colored, experienced only.
Apply National Drug CO.. 1000 Conn.
ave. NV
sTENoGRAPHER for local orgsnisat tion.
ability to develop into capable assistant
and handle routine matters. Mr.. Mac
Lean. 635 D st. NV.
STENOGRAPHERS t2) and l typst.
Terminal Stores Co., lst and SITS. ne.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced. under 35,
for part-time employment. Phone Trini-
dad $500 for interview.
TYPIST-Young lady for typing and gem
eral once work; must be accurate; perma
nent position: salary S25 to start. Box
2S1X. Star. 90
WAITRESS: good salary guaranteed. Ap
ply 1O7 Upshur st. NV.
WAITRESS AND COUNTER GIRL. Sl5 per
wk. Basins, 1921 st. NV.
WAITRESS. good salary. Apply Capitol
Hill Delicatessen, 232 East Capitol st.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
EXECUTIVE.
OFFICE MANAGER.

We have permanent opening
and excellent opportunity for ex-
perienced draft-deferred man. to
take over complete control of Of
flee OF one of Washingtons finest
retail mems wear stores. Appli-
cant must be thoroughly familiar
with retail inventory method of
bookkeeping, retail merchandise
ing methods, general ledger con-
troll, financing, taxes and be able
to direct office personnel. To
one capably qualified salary is
open. Apply by letter only in
strictest confidence, all details
and background of past and
present employment.
LEWIS & THOs. SALTZ. INC
1909 G St. NV, Washington. D. c.
BOY, white, as messenger in
large real estate office. Ex-
cellent opportunity, good sal
ary Telephone Mr.. Young.
National 2345, from 9 to y
am.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

High school graduate able to type at
least 80 words per minute, for busy ofhce.
located nt l4th and Buchanan SITS. NV;
Is days, AZ hrs, per week; Sl0o-Sl2o per
with opportunity for advancement. Apply
10 Miss Helm, Rm 300 C. r CO., 3Sth
ard Prospect ave. NV. Georeetown. Take
Poutc 90. Cabin John .trnetcsr.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
RETAIL statesmen.

For military, furnishings and
clothing depts. One of Washing
tons finest and busiest mems
wear stores has permanent posi-
tions for draft deferred men.
Very excellent earnings and
union working conditions. Splen-
did opportunity and future for
ambitious men. Apply in per-
son or by letter.
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ, Inc.
l404 G Street N w
Evening star., 1942-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Will. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by
Belmont ST. NV, Apt, NO. /. l9'
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: I, VIM
cent Amoros will not be responsible for
any debts other than those contracted by
myself VINCENT AMOROSI. Franklin
Park, Va
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. GEO f. HALFPAP, sol 13rd
pl Seat Pleasant, Md. 19*
Evening star., 1942-08-18
HELP DOMESTIC

CHAMBERMAID-wAITREss, experienced;
also dlshwasher, pantry, girl; for boarding
houss, fnn ,sors s1s week call in person. ready
perienced: no Sunday afternoon work
hours off weekdays. 1897 Mass ave. NV,
COON COON fry an and make sandViches in smell
per usreTn Week oS9 oa,P Pmi ntn TO 1;45 am $3.50
COOK and general house cleaning: no
3l3s 10th ST, NV.
COOK oK-HoUsEKEEpER- experienced no
Laundry, live in: Sl3 90. Phone wscon-
COUPLE, live, in: care Of house and lawn:
3 adults, | child; nearby Md AD 1884
GENERAL ROUSEwORKER. good with
RsndoiDh fai5eFSD ~ sPo6 Sundays references Cali
GENERAL, HoUsEwoRKER- plain cook
sis week. week. tf,ny TAI yasS' experienced i've '''
GENERAL ,HoUsEWoRK and plain cook
18th st. NV. Apt. 400 north. '''''' W.
SUNDAY: slo.a5. EN-. 4f7e. Esin OF OUT TO
GHW, hours - pm, days live in
GIRL eolpred, experienced, for s,h.v.;
40l Nicholson st. NV.
GIRL general housework, care of 2-year
saiie' S9is live in or out N Arlington Glebs
En- W.
fare GE 5648~' ~ - S' "''~ anu
GIRL. colored. live in. ghw and childrens
laundry, 612 days week, $40 week. GE.
GIRL, colored, experienced, for ghw,
cooking. light laundry; 2 adults and /
child: S12 and carfare. EN- 1853.
GIRL tor general housework, cookins:
city refs: Silver Spring. Call Sligo O977.
GIRL. reliable, g.h,w.. care 2-yr.-old child
for employed couple; live in or out; refs.
and health cert; $40 wk Call II. 3Is7.
GR n eSessd Ssss !el sp1 sems Ma s d ".
GIRL. white, living Arl.. stay nights when
nee, exper.. in baby care, Ehw, plain
cook; baby laundry and silks, no diapers.
GIRL, bet. 20-35., for g.h,w,. small apt.
plain cooking. light laundry; must stay
two nights; no Sunday work: ref. snd
fare. Can bet, sic pm, RA Iaf4,
GIRL, coiored. for g,h.w, plain cookins.
off, $40 and carfare. NO. 322s.
GIRL. GIRL, eoored. g,hw;: light laundry plain
cooking, 2-S pm. no Sundays; adults.
WI i9fs. am. or after pm.
GIRL. coiored,> 3 days week. So day
and earfare: $50 to 5, Call WA. 9168.
GIRL. g.h.w.. asst. in care, of child, s11 so
Pnct per geek mornings r9 and some days of;
GIRL for gh.w., must be GOOD cook and
have health certificate; small house, 3 in
family $40 and carfare; 512-dsy wk. Mrs.
Conway, 46ls l4th st. n, Arl. Gil. 5000.
GIRL for g.h.w., stay in or 90; rood home
and privileges good pay; refs. Phone
Emerson 4072
GIRL for seneral houssssverk. part time;
GIRL, colored, to iron clothes in Chinese
laundry. Sing Lee Chin, 1925 18th st. NV,
GIRL OR WOMAN, young. for light house
work, one who likes children 81 week
and earfare; / to pm. 1883 Potomac
ave. Sc
HOUSEKEEPER, white. small bungalow.
care Of 1s-month-old boy, supper for en-
ployed couple; on late Saturday after
noon and all day SUNDAY; $40 month";
room and board Box 2sS-X, Star. 90
Continued on~Next Ps2aJ
Evening star., 1942-08-18
HELP MEN.

AUTO MECHANIC, expert
enced with tools, $40 week to
start. $500 Arkansas ave.
NV. RA. 987O.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
PART-TIME USHER. THE
LITTLE THEATER, PHONE
METROPOLITAN 1926.
SALESMAN, inside, for credit
jewelry store; excellent op-
portunity. Eli Rubin Co.,
7l8 7th st. NV.
BAKERS HELPER,
SHORT-ORDER COOK,
BAR MAN, RELIABLE.
Apply 1o7 Upshur stsN.W.
MEN, 2, colored, to work in
washroom; strong, sober,
reliable; steady work. Apply
Mr.. Barry, Washington Laun-
dry, 9th and K stS. NV.
CREDIT DEPT. CLERK.
Excellent opportunity for
young man (recently gradu-
ated from high schooD to at
tain experience in credit
work; permanent position.
Apply VIM. Hahn & Co., 7th
and K sts. NV.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Box 4in-V. Star.
DRY CLEANERS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

And spOtter One who can operate a
solvent plant: excellent salary, future for
right party Parkway Cleaners d Dyers,
:lupI Conn ave
Evening star., 1942-08-18

LADY. young. as interviewer (public) ex
cellent opportunity for enerRetic hieh
school graduate. age sci; training pro-
vided. Apply Miss Dyer Rm cO4. $40
st. NV. between 3 and Pm. only.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
LABORERS

JHbORERS
Wanted, 10th and N. WAYNE
SITS, Arl., Va, oppos. Fort
MVer, Lee Gardens.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Al statesmen.

Here is your opportunity to make more
money than you made even before the war.
We need more statesmen, as we are swamped
with prospects. You won't be handicapped
by priorltles or gas restrictions. Our prod
uct is always in demand Our sales las
month were 50fo ahead of July, 194l
Our Sa alesmen must have car and be above
average in ambition, ability and character
If you feel you qualify, drop in and well
talk it over.
C. J. SPARKS.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
HELP MEN.
pAPT TIME

Former streetcar snd bus operators. in
good standing. now employed at other oc
equations. to work in spare time for Capi-
tai Transit Co. Write. stating when and
where you obtained your streetcar bus
experience, what hours you are now work
ms what days and what hours you would
be availab BILE for oart-time work and when
be arransed Address letter to Director
OF Personnel, c. T. Co, 36th and sts.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
statesmen

We need > experienced statesmen. draft
exempt, who understand advertising well
enough TO talk about it. Our advertisine
plan involves the direct sale OF established
merchandise at greatly reduced prices
This Is a line for h'gh-grade men only.
who used 10 making S15 or more Der
wk II YOU know you are salesman.
and are able to go to work Al once. phone
G. S Paine, before noon or from q pm,
at AID, 6124, to arrange personal inter
Evening star., 1942-08-18
SALESWOMAN.

Permanent position in large coat 'nd
dress dept, salary $50 and commSSlor
must be thoroughly experienced. Box 25s-
e, Star.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

When canceIling an advertisement
retain cancellation number which is
invariably given at the time order
10 discontinue advertisement is
received. This number is necessary
in case OF claim for adjustment.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
CLASSIFIED AD RATES


Three Lines (MinimumJ
I time 75c per lins
times 23c
I times or longer, con-
secutively ly-------------20 zoe
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
lines, time, zoe line so
lines, 2 times, 1Sc lne----- 1,03
lines, 3 times, 15c line------- 1,35
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
Insertion.
Business advertisements under Situ-
ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate
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.
Saturday.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

COOK, short order. WHITE, only expert
worked IN best type places will be con-
sidered: salary open State complete en-
p1oyment record, experience, references and
calorv eynected. BOY llS-N. star.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
HELP MEN.

FURNITURE MOVERS,
DRIVERS AND HELPERS,
EXPERIENCED. SEE MR..
B lie Y AFTER 10
O'CLOCK. AN MERIC N
STORAGE CO., 28O1 GEOR-
GIA AVE.
FORD STOCK OR PARTS
MAN. A FINE OPPORTU-
NIFTY FOR THE RIGHT
MAN. GOOD SALARY. ALL
INTERVIEWS STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL. SEE Mr..
ROSENDORF, HERNE Err,
1871 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
HELP MEN E. woMEk.
COUPLE at tourist inn; handyman and
woman for housework: living quarters ana
$50 month. Apply to s pm, 3459
Tunlaw td nv
COUPLE. colored on nearby Md farm
over 40 no children; permanent Job. farm
Ing and g INV, S15 per month, furnished
mouse. Mr.. Rupert. 1921 1th st. NV.
taryl.
Saleseirls t2)
Assistant bookkeeper (women>.
Warehouse boy.
Porter. colornd.
Only experienced need spply. See Mai
MsrShall, Post EXCHANGE Boiling Field.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

COOK. fast on short orders and SAND
wiches good salary; must have good ref
erences: SUNDAYS off. Also man for NIGHTS
Evening star., 1942-08-18

Route driver Il. c license: starting
salary and bonus, So. 80 per week. bright
future for serious. intrllicnnt worker. State
age, educa ton. draft status and other
essential details.