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Evening star., 1942-09-01
Issued at Alexandria.

Marion Maxwell Bowler, 20. and Barbara
Meador, 90 both of Alexandria
Riley d. Bennett, jr., %, Silver Spring,
Md. and Dolores M. Hall, -, Wash
ineton.
Frank Doan StreightofT, "a. Fort DIX. N
j., and Ann Mitchell. "a, Indianapolis.
Joseph 10th, IS Baltimore, and Florence
Walter, 2l, WASHINGTON.
Norman V. Cockren %, and Anna Much,
= 10, both of Alexandria.
John J. Bailey, 80, and Helen V. Holmes.
%, both of Trenton. N. J.
Robert L. Cochran, 81, Quantico, and
Chester J. Kroiick, 80, wyoming, Pa, and
josephine S. Kissel, %, Alexandria.
William D Lane, As, Charlottesville, Va.
and Helen M. Cumberledge, 80. Los
Angeles
R. r Arnold, %, and Alice L. Zimmerman.
81. both of Harrisburg, Pa.
Thomas w Warfield. 81, Baltimore. and
Helen Hood 50. Woodbine, Md,
Rudger Jackson, %, Camp Davis, N. c.,
and La June Parkinson, 10, Morgan,
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ee30 California st. NV: the Rev. A. T.

2e3o California st. NV. the Rev. A. T
Eyler.
Steven s. Austin, SIS. 1905 18th st NV,
and Matte Overhaul, 81. 1918 22d st.
NV; the Rev. l. A. Stewart
James H. Merriam, 45. 5ll St Sc and
Mary c. Russell, 40 602 Maryland ave.
ne; judge Fay Bentley.
Robert r. Cooper. ~. sos @ ST. NV, and
Esther o. Mercer. 21, 1880 st. NV;
the Rev. Robert l.. Rollins.
Cleo D. Waid. %, 9, Bryant st. nv.
and Minnie B. Ballard, A., sS V
st; nv; the Rev. George Rapp.
Jacob X. Fawver, 81. l@41 Euclid st.
NV, and Kathryn R. Shmso 20. 1921
IBiltmore pl NV; the Rev. W. N.
Eugene H. Bear. ~. Harrisburg, Va, and
Florence Blumberg, Al, 552l Colorado
ave. NV; the Rev. Bernard Braskamp
Edward H Cooper. 10, 2505 n st. NV.
NV; the Rev. D w. currsn
Leroy Curley, Il. Fort BelVoir. Va. and
Wilhelmina Stewart. 20, 1925 25th
st. NV: the Rev. Edgar Newton.
Brendon P. McKenna. 81, 1909 llth st.
nv, and A. Catherine Hoch, "a, 5000
connecticut ave. NV; the Rev. P. r.
Repettl
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apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,oait three tuH days and
recetue their license on the fifth
ddg Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other daus.
Abraham l. Joseph, 40. 3s11 Mt. Pleasant
famont "a m,wt' snd Frances Rotbert. 25; 1904
GImoi' G1een ST. NV the Rev. zemach
James Hall, %. 1sseh 9Th st. NV. and
Tay Tsy Mne1th1er' nent1e' l9, $40 M st. NV, judge
Alphsus Ms N; N; Mansam. SIS. Takoma Park,
Ma' 4sd st and q ~ Gladss tds D. sutton, 50, 1910
Ros.,n Rw and Margaret NJ kennedy. as, %,
LaRpenee Pe1Ua MssS Va Bsey fhs Rey H sel ssoIins
NV. and clotiide A. Mllisan' oeasoh ~ 11ei e.
Dor;s, iSt St nv; the Rev; J. 8. West jr.
MeIyin Gale, 3s and Edna L. Hornns.
TE T. oo1s BooTde OF 1921 sth st. ne the Rev.
Robert Mathis. 81, 3os Virginia ave. Sc.
ans ans Ruth N N RButin,, IS $o4 virginia
John j oNeii ssv ss' lis / MsEsae5usetts MsTooe5
aye aye NV, and Isabelle stanovitch, %
heT aetS Colonial Hotel; the Rev. E. r.
Wallace j. Parks 81, 3e4s O st NV
ms and I,e Maria ar C. Random. 20, 1920 AIber-
Leander Wooten ss fs1s '0hn Sarcoran L. LAIRD
NV, and Leslie Kelley, "a, siI Florida
Rehsrd s9s W YaseR shs Rey % vonde ond I.
Robin Gould. ." ~ S'' h'"' 'he Rev
RGsf5t s1ps g sfoasrs boss 8, g s7os and Es
Donald e E sehotfsr. ESsEe': go eafp 74i Alabama
sss + St and nv tsSns fss rsy " Tssts Is
Robert F. Kursch. 81. 47o7 MacArfhnr hqffirr
blvd and Anita B. .Vost, is. ss12 4oth 10Th
william viii nv" 1Rs Pemberton bbey A. j j wills ik.,r
p:nds ard PoTis NJ sull7sh' Nansn9Ist' rs . .
Robert saaois T. 'gss maeones Se the Rev Briggs
the Rev. r. B. Tucker 90 No'''e Ala )
and an ESelsm p Rsardan ss 53ss % Otis s
Eysrepy senyon St rT nv, the Rev, E: F. PhiiiposS,
no the ReS Msry W g II c9ais Wi'so2 29' 1414 St
Ps and and Eleanor NJ Thompson p Hsf"s. -,
ESlar FSnS wyoming ave. NV. the Rev A. T.
s'Ta0ste na' she Rev ( c!Gsfy s wda,ss NJ ksnisf
Noble saunder, 20 and Fannie M Ellis
Co. both n,,rofv of Alexandria, Va; the Rev Rev.
sRd heasI Ss rost ff'Y2iF ayS irvlas xa
Armstead n, e;e' + the kons Rey s. ?. ssh!llins,
= o
and Elaine NJ. Green, 2s, 1907 5th !" st. st.
NV; the Rev. R. M williams '''
Leonard S. Thomas 80, 1901 st. NV.
ana aW Gssraldine ise R IT ", Green 20, 114a 23d st.
John D; Tanner, %. auantico, Va, and
teIhy Rofel the + Rev wIkeH N WI.on VII Ambassador
Dayld E. Cow, 20. Arlington, Va. and
Tn,C1 riora N Rimerman. 27, Blackstone
George M. Hamilton, %, ll4a DIST ST
NV; and Clara v Price, 20. SIS Co
=. lumbia I'd. NV: the Rev. j. G. Keekett.
Jerome Ashton. %, 1918 Kenyon ST. NV,
and Mary. Bergman, 1s. 1914 IneIeside
VI, 81 NV; the Rev. R. j. Fannon
Ma Mary p Pinsston. %, 1919 D st. ne;
Joseph M. Carrick, 2s, Seat Pleasant,
eth 7th st; ne, the Rev. J. II. Mumper mp; -
onved and MarsaTey' Sosey' 70. 5Soe.a St NV;
st. NV; the w. A. Stewart,
Ernest W. Absher, 25, Fort Myer. Va,
and Esther G. Lien, 23. 1880 Garfield
St NV; the Rev. C. B. Foelsch.
Ihomas V. Owen, 21. Camp Lee, Va. and
n, = W Marie ss. . Ireton. II, 90 14el. Chaplin St.
Eddie L. Daniel, "a. ouantico. Va. and
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81 SaA nW tie t. ssres Rers Edsar "a Beer Bee 0'n''n'
Frederick G. scheel, 26. 21o3 Minnesota
ave. Sc and Marjorie J. Milburn. 20,
l404 18th pl. Sc; the Rev. J. W.
Rustin.
and Nancy ?. surratt, 20. iiis2 Morse
st. ne: the Rev. Nicholas De Carlo.
Wesley g. Baker; 40. Navy Yard, and
necticut sft' ave. f1st;' NV; the he" Rev. U. &.
Eugene H Clarke, tr.; %. sae Florida
Herbert rbero II Baker. a as. M sfi5 st. iSs.. NV,
and and Alice Jo-Anp Gntterdssm; q, hons
Roy L. Mcmillan, 30, Navel Ar Station
R0ssFf ssd Aae MG sEinFer HEGEe che4y CHASE
conns,t Nd the " Rcy g:ss Il T2ssT sbode Island
Eve. ne. and I, Lavelle, FORESTER. "a,
3o1 Delaheld pl NV; the Rev. George
Kenneth w. Robinson. 35, New York CITY,
W. ST nv; tie he Rsy c, F Wolfe. sor. po,,o,r
NeSey va and oaee o4sn or 7o4 seTsf 18Th
roveT st NJ = ns the n,sis ssv afo' phlli2s
JoSS ! T2SIa 4 Fort Beye5 ys g., and 2,
Robert tss 3 Mssz nsy W j. TsIs FfH'kc1 Church Va
and Kathrvn j. Har+wic. -, Cambridge
With 9no; % the r., By K soNe Nevitt ,s.b ct
and Gertrude L. Gilchrist. -. 1901 s2d
Frank sT nv " MaKrsy TX ney 81 aonssr Rsoss Island
eve. ne; and Mildred l. Huehes, rs,
4s Rhode Island ave. ne; the Rev
saaire MsccsH aipe; IS. Philadelphia. Pa. and
Marion Johnson, "a Iumberton, N. c.:
Matthew D9vfII I,, lals g. coIambis so5 r &
a3d St NV; the Rev. w: L. Hill.
Benjamin D, Eaines, 81, Takoma Park ,nd;
Mon Monroe aeG St caRsFff nw the pe7 Sci ssheee
Thomas II Meek. ir, 81. Baltimore, Nd;
woa,ddD and riorenee NJ Apdsrson; "a 1877
R1a RRennsdg astsn, St NV the Rev Bernard
Felix J; swlezbin, 81 Navy Yard, and
Dorothy Branton' e6, 1346 L st. Sc;
GLADYS L, Msoeen, '41"'i III MoberIy' Mo; G
snHeres the Rsv H stsva 8 A1desson n rs so st
and catherine [. E. RapdoIph. -: % q
Norman s mp potohfv thf Rsy TMcA I snd
Fav Bentley
Ebert " Abbott, 2s. 1919 simms pl ne.
St." St. ne: Hs:sa the !" Rev AJ J W Rustin, 0's"
Glover 26. both OF West banham, Md;
Robert L. Hines. 2I. i7os U st. NV, and
Marie Harper 20, 1927 Corcoran st.
NV; the Rev. NJ. c. Robinson
Jimmy w Portee, 26, % st, NV,
and Johnnie NJ. Rice. %, So @ st.
NV. the Rev N. J. Smith
William l.. Cohee, "a, College Park, Md.
and Virginia L. Mabry. 90 Laurel Md;
the Rev M P. German.
John Piorkowski, 26, New Britain, Conn,
and livery A. Wright %, 9o3 23d st.
NV: Judge Fay Bentley
Clarence S. Shaw, 2l, Boiling Field, and
June r. Farley. 81. Dunlo, Pa. the
Rev. ]. c. Sullivan.
and Louisa " Brooke. Is, Arlington,
Va; the Rev Robin Gould
George Trencher, %. 1922 9TH st NV,
and Ruth Socharoff. %, 400 18th St.
NV; the Rev. Norman Gerstenfeld
Cecil r. Gray. q. and Eleanor M. Knby,
20, both Of 1923 9TH st. Sc; the Rev.
w. L. Macmillan.
NJ Milton Delano. 81, Fails Church, Va,
and Irene K. Hansen, 20, Arlington, Va;
the Rev. j. H. Mumper.
George r. Anderson. "a, 1858 New Jersey
ave. NV, and Agnes s. Queen, %, 617
.42d St ne: the Rev c. E. Queen.
Edward j. Miles. 10, 22S2 1st st. NV,
and Mabel 9. Ragland. s. 1922 1st st.
NV; the Rev: E. A. Sexsmith
Reuben Cherner. 90 and Helen Hall, %.
both Of 1852 Tuckerman st. NV; the
Rev. j. H. Hall.
James B. Bunnell, jr, %, Fort McPher-
son, Ga, and Irma NICK. Frink, %,
Evening star., 1942-09-01

assault with \ dangerous weapon;
John Wilson, James H. Montgomery,
Robert Thomas, William Anthony,
John H. Morris and Edward E. Wig
gins, robbery; Jake w. Elmore. Nor
man G.. Rivard and Otis c. Osborne,
JOY riding.
Charles C. Davis. Margaret T. Ed
wards, Elfer f. Bailey. John w.
Haynes, Solomon w. Mayo, Harry
Colson, Purnell Smith. Royal H.
Green, william F. Thomas and Wes-
ley Ward, grand larceny; George
Boxtail, theft of auto accessories;
Anulfo Hinguanco. violation of the
Marihuana Tax Act of 1897: Willie
Julius Saunders, carnal knowledge; I;
Samuel NJ Gordon, embezzlement;
Rhozier T. Brown. housebreaking
William Bell Wareyh, housebreaking
and larceny, AL N. Cooner and Will
liam Ware, larceny from the United
States; Leroy Day and Mable King,
manslaughter. 3nd Augustus Fair,
John L. Faeroy and Russell J. Hunt
er, second degree murder.
Evening star., 1942-09-01

Apparently, this new twist on the
horizontal bar act develops from
the fact that Mr., Hoist at one time
was understudy for Johnny Weiss
muller in some of that party's more
slgnlf1cent films. The fellow YOU
saw swinging through the upper
thlcket OF the forests risking his
neck being Jack.
Evening star., 1942-09-01

more. and Doris Catherine Stokes. 20.
Harry Haugh., 90 and Fern Gravati. %,
both of Takoma Park, Md
Thomas j.. McCammon, 80, and Irene
Snyder. 27, both of Washington
both of Washington.
Courtland Harwell Davis jr. 81. Char
lottesviIle; Va and Mariyn Bauer. 10,
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Argentine Bans Reports
OF BeIIigerent Ships
J, the Associated Press

~ VF'c NsSOtIateu PfeSs.
BUENOS AIRES. Sept. THE
government yesterday prohibited
publication of news referring to the
presence or movement in Argentine
ports OF ships belonging to bellig-
erent nations. move apparently
resulting from neighboring Brazils
entry into the war.
Evening star., 1942-09-01

On the metal collection drive you
have an card. Go the limit.
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. lar, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, Datt three tuH davs and
rece'ue their license on the fifth
Day Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other dams.
Evening star., 1942-09-01
Issued at Rockville.

Wilson Cole, 25, and Mary l. Adkins, 80,
both Of Martinsburs, w Va
Donald r. Kerstetter. %, Fl. Beivoir,
Va. and Agnes S. Bodnovich' 21' Brock
Joseph Clarence Bum. 81, Muskogee, Okla.
and Anna Bee Shawnee, 10, Washing
Henry F. Burroughs, jr, "a, New York,
and Marsuerita c. Ritter 2l' Williams
Edward Washington Daniels, 33, and Mollie
Walter R Compiler, 30 and Mary Ellen
Tom Ben Robertson, 81. and Frances
Ellsworth, II, both of WASHINGTON.
Donald E. Schoon. -, Monticello. Iowa,
and Jean H. Preston, 20, Bethesda, Md.
George F.; Raiston, jr:.- SO, and Vera May
Ritch, 80, both of Washington.
Oresto Di Toto, 21, Washington, and Lor-
raine Mills, %, Rockville.
Z. Lodge Hill, So and Anna M. Johnson,
81, both OF Norwood, Md.
John Buford johnson, %, and Dorothy
Ma MaIsuerite Drye. "a both OF Takoma
Chester 6, Bearrow, "a. Alexandria. Va.
Pittsburgh.
Nelson Stansbury Brown, 27, Kensington,
Nd; Nd; and Mary Irene Belt. 23. Forest
Paul shiflett. %. and Mittie shinett. 10.
both of Rockville
Hiland Lester Martin, 22 and Ardell
Virginia Haines, 20, both of Wash
Edward Hansborough Braxton, "a. and
Marian G. Reid. 80, both of Washington.
Clarence Ashton Thurn, jr, 22. Balti-
Evening star., 1942-05-27
HELP WOMEN.

FILTERS, dress department
experienced women with bet
ter store background. Good
salary. Permanent position
Apply in person or by letter
All replies confidential.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
1920 F ST., ROOM 2O3.
Raleigh HaberdaSher.
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MAN. with several years experience as store
manager, Thoroughly experienced in store
Employed desires position in 1st-class
liuuor store: modest starting salary accept
able. Reply to Box 263-D, Star. %.
MAN. colored, to drive truck and trailer.
in or out of town, experienced. FIR. 2769'
4 pm. to am.
MAN white to work few hours mornings
as helper, any kind Of work. Box 276-D,
Star.
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HEAD BELLMAN or head waiter, long ex-
perience IN some of leading hotels, can
give Al references, courteous, alert re-
Roy nd Star, -
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LADY, young. as hostess; good opportunity
for advancement, steady position, evening
work: salary. SIS per week plus meals: no
Sundays: prefer one with restaurant eX-
perience THE 400 RESTAURANT, 1425
Evening star., 1942-05-27

LADY, young. nice appearance and per-
konalty for jewelry store. sales, stock and
window decoration work. Apply in person
Q n m I505 x st NV
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EDITOR R-WRITER, articles speeches, any
grams supervised. research. Box 215-D'
Evening star., 1942-05-27

RESIDENT MANAGER, middle-aged. for
new apartment building; experienced;
must have references. Box 212-D, star.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

Boys 5-16. Away from traffic, black
outs. emotional effects of war; Riding,
Swimming. rihery, campf1res. Friendly col
leFe-trained, Christian counselors. ca
1858,
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BAKER on pastry rolls, all-around man
wishes position in hotel or restaurant
Evening star., 1942-05-27

PRACTICAL NURSE, white, for private
mental hospital live in. Telephone Lau-
Evening star., 1942-05-27

OPERATORS, exp. on Singer sewing.
Apply clothing factory, 403 18th st. NV.
PRACTICAL NURSE or teacher. must be
single, assist in nursery scnool. OA-
Evening star., 1942-05-27

ACCOUNTANT NT-BOOKKEEPER, mature. ex-
pert wants part-tilne work durlng gay, Tax
reports STATEMENTS Box 240-B, Star.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.
oContinued.) }

STENOGRAPHER-T part-time day
or evening work; thoroughly experienced;
refs. MA. 5000, or Box 2Sl D. Star. 2S'
WANT TO PLACE my capable colored nurse
and housekeeper, pref. in Arlington; from
am. to pm, with employed couple, 5l2
days week: no heavy wash. Call Glebe
Evening star., 1942-05-27
REPAIRS 9 SERVICE.
CarpentrV and Painting.

ALTERATIONS and house repairs, car
pentry, new rooms. porches, partitions,
Dallas D. Ball, AID. 2613.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

ELECTRIC WIRING extTa out.
let's, repairs, old houses a specially. Res.;
Flec Co. 1900 Georgia ave. Rand S391
Evening star., 1942-05-27

ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MGR, retail expe-
..ience executive ability. former store mgr,
age 81, married. college education; MN.
sal $40 wk Box 26O-D, Star. ~
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GENERAL HCUsEWoRKER, experienced
with children: cook; no Sundays. Call
Randolph 500.
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IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
New 1912 models in factory
crates at lowest prevailing prices.
All models. Buy now and save.
Cash or terms. WARD RADIO
& APPLIANCES.
$685. GEORGIA AVE. SH 22q9.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

PAINTING, DAY or CONTRACT.
Interior or exterior.
PARKWAY DEC, SH. 4771-J. l.
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FLOOR SANDING cielihins' cieanirs'
WAXING O'Hare Hobart $3.50

FLOORING, shelving, screening, fencing.
recreation rooms. general carpenter work.
Brining, Chestnut 0322. ~
Evening star., 1942-05-27

HOUSEKEEPER, elderly white woman,
keep house for employed couple: private
room Box 166-E, Star.
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MANAGER, experienced, for fine apt. bldg.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

local refs; reaS OR. 2074.
ACCOUNTANT. 20 years diversified expert,
ence' desires full-time engagement; can III
any assignment; draft exempt Frankhh
Evening star., 1942-05-27

STENOGRAPHER-SEC'Y,
Must be experienced. Per-
manent position. See Mr..
Aiken, GROSNER'S, 1925 F
st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

DOMESTIC NURSE white, wants semi
invalid or 2 children to care for. live in.
E. l.. Moody. White Plains. Va. 27'
GOVT GIRL will work in refined home
evenings exchange room and dinner. Box
2SN-D. SLar oH%
Evening star., 1942-05-27

Prompt, courteous service, reasonable
prices. Mr.. Kern. Columbia 2675.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. good plain
cook. laundress and Cleaner; 5-day week.
Sundays oil; references; 50 week. Box
.,35-E, Star.
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PRIVATE SECRETARY
TO EMPLOYERS.

Desires position with executive; years
experience, good appearance: age "a yrs
responsible, ambitious. Box 264-D, Star.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

HOSTESS and tearoom manager expert
enced wishes position as apt mouse man.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

HOSTESS and assistant to refined restau-
rant manager: must know typlnsi prefer
college student Box 14-E. Star.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

KITCHEN GIRL, colored; Sl2 per week;
i day off Johnson Sandwich Shop, 142l
Evening star., 1942-05-27

CASH LOANS-LOW INTEREST RATES.
SIGNATURE ONLY.
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(Contiiiued.)

HOSIERY REPAIRER, expe-
rienced. Will also accept few
learners. Average earnings
for experienced repairers, 75c
per hr., vacation with pay.
Our girls become managers.
Healthful air conditioned
surroundings. Apply employ
ment office, 4th floor, Lans-
burgh's Department Store.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

MURPHY BEDS (25l. cheap for. quick
sale: also I2-inch corrugated steel pipes
used for sewerage lines in counties. Gen.
81 N o Michigan 6lG1.
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ASTHMA-HAY FEVER.

Work sleep. eat. play Write for free book
let. JOHN C. MCLEAN. 4109 10th 81; ne.
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REUPHOLSTERING,
FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY

I
2-Pc. Suite Reupholstered
For $3.50
Including labor and materials. Estimates
gwen in Nd, Va, D. G.
PHONE CO. :;342 FOR ESTIMATES
ACME UPHOLSTERING &C.,
All NJ plnasatnt Ct n W
Evening star., 1942-05-27

CONSULTANT, BOOKS
efarfeS sunervised kept part-time basis,
: 80 renorfs oudifs. reasonable WA B40O
Evening star., 1942-05-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CASHIER, attractive. local exp: aft. and
eve. work only; prefer theater or restau-
rant; conscientious. ia. 3146.
COMPANION N-HOUSEKEEPER refined. gen.
tile white woman. fine seamstress, drives
car, college education; position with lady
or aoult couple Box 2S3-D. Star.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

sALESLADIES, experienced. for ladies' re-
tail speciality shop. Apply between IL noon
& N, Iaye's 4O3 Sth
Evening star., 1942-05-27

PAPERING, PAINTING. FLOOR SANDING,
exterior painting, general repairs. Free
est Jack r. Tate. RE. 1904 29'
Evening star., 1942-05-27

2nd-fioor room, good wages; part care OF
girl 3 years old. Phone WI. 5649.
GIRL, complete charge of home, l child,
employed couple; some laundry and cook
ing. Call Chestnut 1898.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

BEDROOM SUITE. 3-pc.. LINED OAK.
brand-neW; bargain for only 500. II. S.
Held. 600 kennedy ST. NV. RA. a01o.
BICYCLE, ladys Schwinn. used weeks,
S31. Phone Wisconsin 1921.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

ELECTRICIAN. eairsS al kinSo So Job Ct toe toe
small. Base plugs. ETC.. I also repaair all
Evening star., 1942-05-27

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to own a lovely
Betsy Ross Spinet by merely assuming 9
monthly payments: 26 private lessons and
1O-year guarantee. Lester Pianos, Inc,
1o3l @ ST n " Omen eyes
Evening star., 1942-05-27
MAN AND WIFE.

Man as cook, wife as helper. Room and
board. Good salary; excellent working
conditions. Call anytime after 10 am
Thursday. Pauls place. Wheaton, Md
Phone Kensington 900.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

PAPER HANGING, painting, interior
exterior; use Dutch Boy lead and linseed
oil: work guaranteed; 80 years in business;
father and son. Randolph S773. 26s
Evening star., 1942-05-27
RE-UPHOLSTERING.

Two-piece living suite upholstered for
SO; covering and new inside material in
cluded; made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette; workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO,
onnQ 14fh ST NV COLUMBIA o3s1.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

TYPEWRITERS, s5p, SqIcK 1s,,6s3bI 5sDfi:-
Rentals, all makes, better machines, few
hundred. Visit OFFICE MACHINE CORP,
Bond Bldg, cor. 14th & N Y. ave. RE. 1898.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

PAINT-Special inside and out: white and
assorted colors: 81 - gal; light brown
dark brown and battleShip grey, 81; also
nsed tnnlS 1o23 Ith 81. NV.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

PAINT-special. Climax house paint gray
only: Sl25 per sal, val s. 30. Pyus
Adams Il1Q 9th st NV, Ma. 14O2.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

large gateleg table. chairs. mirror, dishes.
etc 2039 New Hamp shire ave, The
Northumberland. Apt No. 107 29'
BEDRM. SET. 7-pc., S125; 2-pc. lily. set,
S45; dinette. 5-pc.. $50; dining set, 1O-pc..
SIS: grandfather clock, SS5. Lorraine
Studios, $500 Conn. Apt q. Wo. 1850.
BEDS roll-away type; coil springs; full
size on display al I124 n 81. NV, or
phone ME. / 562.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

ON SIGNATURE ONLY
Cash in hours TO employed men or women.
Only cost is interest on unpaid balance
Phone S. r. Murphy. Hobart O012.
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We have available for immediate en-
ployment unusually well-qualifed secre-
taries. typists and Office workers.
WOOD COLLEGE.
71n 14th ST. Placement Service. NE 5O51.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

MOTORS. all types. bought. sold ana re-
paired: brushes, belts. blowers. IanS
Harris Armature Co. l343 9th NV.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

GIRLS for soda fountain, $50 week; hours,
/ to 10 nm, 6-day week Apply Fairmont
DrueStore i4th and Fairnont SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

ELECTRIC FANS s up to SO inches, a. c;
and d c new and used. also fans cleaned
and repaired Superior Lock e. Electric
GO 141n I. u " Re l021.
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enced. wishes position as apt. mouse man
ager. Bcx 96-E Star.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, settled: small SAL
247-D, Star. 271
POSITION AS GOVERNESS. by woman of
culture, experience free to travel. can take
full responsibility motherless, invalid or
only child. Randolph 1885
PRACTICAL NURSE. good reference;
SECRETARY, college graduate, seven years
experience. desires permanent position.
Box 266-D, Star. 26'
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PIANO. slightly used small size Hunting
ION spinet in yery good condition; Sl65;
terms. Republic 6212. kits, 1880 st.
-
Evening star., 1942-05-27

PIANO. used, full keyboard HUNTINGTON
Spnet with plain mahogany case: Sl69.5O
fully guaranteed: terms. Jordan's. corner
18th and G. SITS NV.
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Monte Vita Ranch Camp.

$50 to 5000 to Employed Men or Women.
I,,st Nil CSI. I ! % and Ask for Nj Maller.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

STTNOGRAPHER, clerical work; perma-
nent position. Washington School Of Art,
ll15 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

and pm, Jaye-s, 4U3 Sth s:e.- Sc.
sALESLADIES. experienced. sc and 10c
store: steady work, good pay. West End
&c and 1Oc stores. 1892 Penn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

SECRETARY with knowledge OF book.
Keeping, preferably one over 30 years OF
age: permanent position, good salary.
Apply Mr, Wilson, Room 203, 1919 st.
n W Wa shinpton, D c. rs
Evening star., 1942-05-27

+ FILIPINO OR CHINESE wanted. house and
yard work; small home. Jackson 22S3-J
evenings or MI. 1883.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, s-yr-old boy.
no Sundays. Call after 5 pm, Trinidad
43S6
Evening star., 1942-05-27

MODERN dir. table, chest. bk. case, studio
couch, rug, childs desk. kit. set. kit CAP.
with tabletop, no dealers, WO 5695.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

PAPER HANGING. PAINTING-SpeclaI
prices now. Rooms papered, s5 UP. Clean
work guaranteed. Latest designs. Penn
Evening star., 1942-05-27

WE INSPECT. oil and adjust any make
sewing machine, soc; prompt service;
famous New Homo sewing machine sales
Tad The PALAis ROYAL. DISTRICT. 44oo.
Evening star., 1942-05-27

SECRETARY RY-STENOGRAPHER,h hrm needs
Tor washington branch: pleasant, inter
esting work, $3.50. and overtime Please
fully explain qualifications and experience
Evening star., 1942-05-27

INIAID LINOLEUM. res. 81 .65 So yd.: 99c
Penn Linoleum, 134 9th NV. Dl. 56L4:
INVENTORY SALE-A store-wide clear
aHce CT new and used pianos; Splnets'
SI47 to $3.50; grands. SlS1 to S394 con-
soles and studios. S45 up; convenient
terms Lester Pianos, Inc, 1@3l q 81.
n
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PAPER HANGING. this week. only 81
per room: 1912 washable, sunfast papers;
work Ruaranteed Michigan 1913
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1900 BLOCK MASS. AVE NV; 22-room
rooming house; will take smaller properly
part payment; selling business and lease
property or selling both; terms; wel f.
nanced. NICHOLSON e. CO., MA 1897