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Evening star., 1942-12-18
Navy Commission Given
Coach at The Citadel

By the Associated Press
CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. 1o.-
John H (Bo) Rowland athletic di-
rector and head football coach at
The Citadel since 1910, has accepted
a commission as a lieutenant in the
Navy He was granted a leave of
absence for the duration.
Rowland formerly coached at Cor
nell. Oklahoma, Syracuse and Hen
derson College
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Cards nth Ball Club
In Row Voted Top
Team Of Year
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Dec. l8,-Although
the St. Louis Cardinals won the
honor of the outstanding team OF
the year by a wide margin in the
Associated Press annual poll of
sports writer's, their lead might have
been even greater had the vote been
cast after the Redskins upset of the
Chicago Bears in the National Foot
ball League championship playoff.
The Cards won Al f1rst-place bal
lots and rolled up a total OF 2o6
points. while the Bears received 81
votes as the outstanding team and
finished with a total of 148. The
Redskins received no flrst-place votes
and polled only seven points.
The Cardinals we're the llth con-
secutive baseball team to gain the
No. / rating. Their feat OF over
coming Brooklyn's 10-game lead and
then whipping the Yankees in flVe
games for the world championship
made them worthy occupants of the
top position in the eyes Of Al experts.
Thirty-four others placed the Red
skins either second OF third.
Football teams dominated the
eight top positions with Stanford's S
basket ball team just getting under
the wire in this select class.
The voting:
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Georgia Gridders
Leave for Coast
BY the Associated. Press.

By the Associated. Press.
ATHENS, Ga, Dec. 18.-Forty-
two Georgia football players and
their coaches headed today for
Pasadena, Calf. and their New
Year Days Rose Bowl engage
ment with the Bruins of U. c.
L. A.
The travelling squad included
eight freshmen. y
The Bulldogs are travelling by
train by way of Memphis and
Kansas City. Coach Wallace
Butts is taking his squad straight
through to the coast. They are
expecting to arrive in Pasadena
Monday.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Yn Tribe Deal Held Perfect ade e PAGES National Loops ugger
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Woodward at Landon. $50.
Gallaudet VS.. Johns Hopkins,
Baltimore.
Greenbelt at St. Johns, $50.
Woodrow Wilson High (Ports-
MOUTH at Central, 4.
George Washington High at
Silver Spring, 8.
Gonzaga at Montgomery Blair,
Silver Spring, 500
Rockville at Bethesda Chevy
Chase, 8.
Wilson High at Baltimore City
College, Baltimore.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Wilson High (Portsmouth) at
Bethesda Chevy Chase, 8.
Hockey.
New Haven Eagles VS.. WASH
ington Lions, Uline Arena, $50.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Fights Lost Night

B. the Associated Press.
FALL RIVER, Mass.-Ray
Brown, 100, Chicago, stopped Abe
Denner, 1873, Boston "a.
PHILADELPHIA. - Frankie
Saia, l38s4, Philadelphia, out
pointed Dusty Brown, 13l&,
York, Pa. 90.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Cancels Major Exhibitions

Ell CENTRO. Calf, Dec. 18 R,.-
Because of gasoline rationing the
City Council has Cancelled three ex-
hibition games scheduled for March
%, 30. 81 between the Pittsburgh
Pirates Pirates and Chicago White
SoX,
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Maryland Park Tossers
Stort With Victory

Maryland Park High Schools
basket ball team made successful
start yesterday when it defeated a
favored alumni quint, 22-l8.
Evening star., 1942-12-18

Three points-Great Lakes, basket ball,
baseball and football Harvard. crew.
TWO points-Illinois, basket ball; West
Virginia, basket ball: Wisconsin, football,
One point-Yale, swimming; Denver
American Legion. basket ball; st. Louis
Browns, baseball; Rhode Island, basket
bali; Toronto Maple Leafs, hockey; Med
ford, Mass, high school, football: Boston
College, football; Oshkosh Al-Stars, bas-
ket ball United States Naval Aviation
Gunners, skeet shooting.
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OBITUARY NOTICES

WAS sent To st. Charles. M, by
Buokley-king for funeral services
and bcrial.
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Plot Based on
Publicity Stunt

Daang iss plot on the baokfir-
ing Of a wild publicity stunt. Kay
kyser's latest eomio-filmusieai.
'p1aymatss." 10 said 10 reach .
high In dialogue and catchy tunsA.
John barrymore u featured with
the popular hand ieader-actor
Fiery Lups veles and May Rob
son head the notable supporting
cast. while Patsy Kelly and petsr
Lind Hayes are cast ~ two live
win press agents whoss efforts 10
merge swing and Shakespeare
meet with drastic resultsl
Ginny simms and cthev we'll
known entertainers In kyser's ne
tionaily famous orchestra appear
prominently In "Pisymatsa." which
IL currently showing At the nsvsr-
iy thsatsr.
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ri TacOmanS
.HonOYed at
University

Having shown superior srhc,ss-
ne ses,ity In IheiF college wcFe.
n Tsccma unIveresty - WanA-
srsscr sfaaents have h>sn -
wsr1>d ~ bsinn elected u bcoer>
AIRY sceietses IN their re~p>cttvs
zelda nyrts<> Jc~rhins nsts -
pasH Paint trr~ ~ nst. n>tn1
sew nsmnsr - rAl nsts ksppn.
humansties heeersrf. ss1 e,Hma
NJ srs~nr< hcocvsry hlIm pgu1>
70 snrcsl~a n ths eeiises = srss
Two ether arts an1 srs>ee>s
sssd>rss vhs have hs>a sserte6
n PM nsta kappa srs Nel@
wright nnnsas an1 uwsn pvtGNo
assr1sAa. ORR hceerassss -
shsir newly s,srtsd Tscsna mon'
bsrs asss o<gma "a. seteaee. ~.
thur Jehn hgieeheik Wll11nGn
r~iaar nunDsll. Jenn Won1sy
sisp1; raa - ~. snGsnees1aG,
nob>st casly1s WING. LeFey q
navtss. nsoert Alfrs1 Lsonos
WINS . viRsaA -; phi no1o1
xappA men'o eonoao1m, ~
nelsAas1 vesAeElnGsn. On ~
puts Asshur o>esss 1s6e1u1s
N nlgyns Aiphs. prsstssai srseaes
Wiiliam Aiexabdes kneAi. mum1
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500. Hs was arrested BY poliee
Il sth ave. and North Meridian
mathew E,.ss,s.
NiS Hslsn Pspp~s win head
Puyailup Assembly. Order Of Ram
bow for Ciris. for t,ss nszt guar
ter, having been slsctsd worthy
adviser Monday evening 81 .
meeting IT Masonic hall. othsr
new officers include Jean ksmp.
Noveila Cochran. Joyce vsasn.
Annsbsiis crossen. Marian Grant.
BETTY Christisnson. virRiaia
Kemp. vonnis knudsou. Darlene
Hanssu. AiIes Ellison. Nadine
Johnspn. Bstty wrxisy. Frances
Bunn, Gloria Dunlap. Marie eon-
ger. Joan wiekstrom, Patty Lou
LSavitt. Pat Miller. Frances Quinn.
Ruth Plummer. Maxine Larsen
and Pearl AArksli.
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Frank waish. Industrial engi-
neer OF the Tacoma Chamber Of
Commerce. gave the Puyallup
Chamber of Commerce informa-
ton on the progrc~s Of import
ant projects under way In the
coast area that win Aid In post
war industry.
Condemnation suits are now IN
progress and the survey 10 being
made for the Bow lake airport.
Walsh said The runways are 10
b longer and wider than first
estimated and the project win give
both cities one Of the finest cir
ports in the country.
Walsh also reviewed the Alaska
highway and ship building industry
In the Northwest. He said that
Tacoma 10 planning post war In
dustries among which viii b the
aluminium plant which win con-
tinue To operate ~ all necessary
materials are 10 be found In
Washington.
The Chamber endorsed unani-
mously tho plan pet up by Gov.
Arthur y. LAngiis and sponsored
by the Lumbsrmsn's club. TO
Keep Washington Green" and sdu-
cate the general public 10 BE-
come conscious Of being careful
about fire during the summer. Res
Kelley. club secretary. announced
that copies of ths new price cell.
ing regulations have been received
BY the Chamber and this Informal
ton In available to businessmen II
hin office.
vIrs In Laundry
Called 10 the Puysliup Laundry
At i7:<0 Wednesday morning. tn
fire department trucks arrived In
time to restrict . blass TO . tnbls
and q few clothes.
Henry Pitnsr Of Seattle ap-
pesred In Judge Robert campbsii's
court Monday on charges 81
drunken driving which cost him
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oro1uasion sssrwisss ~ -
vsfs high srhsst ssatees - Jsp-
ansss despsnt were held nses1sy
sftsrnocn with hath she vNiedse-
tartan. ksnn vsguehl sHd Ne
ssiatasnFian. yuhi kubs. giving
thsir graduation speerhea
Yaguchi three pear state
wrestling champion IN HE weight
division. had served the past ysas
~ vscs psessdsnt Of the stssdeae
bo1y and was alss . thvee-yses
isttssman h football
MIA kuno. . four.yesr lsetes
winner IN girlS sporta vas trsae-
ursr Il Ne Student bs1y this yeas.
Ths regular RE graduates
exercises WIN h heid May ~ with
Thsima ahosiund snd Robsrt nus-
ton bsins The spsahsss.
Japansss boys and gins reessv-
iaG diplomas Tuesday wsss'
Marry Assi. kAsuma Hajlla.
George fwahiri. kiyoshi kurimota
MN MisukAmi. Etichi Minsmotos
George Morihiro. Frank oaahn.
Bijji nhibuta. ksihaehi nbihutas
james Wantanshs. Htrushi ynsup
chi. KsnN Yaguohi. Nay nun.
Mary ruilts. sumiko Coshi. issys
KAwabata. kashike xswamhi.
Yuki kuhs. chisuhe Tenahn.
nassys Yaguehi. lee Wakamatsu.
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Coral Sea Snake "Scoiched,"
Not Dead, Allied Heads Saw
Early Offensive Renewal
By Japs, Nazis Forecast
rooAY'S WAR MOVES
Tres. 4. q. Pat. officel
by LOUIS 2. kEEMll
Tnlfax R~~. W.. a.-ls


There indesv action Of
hut the pointed early
Germany and Japan.
Hiters spring nj. con-
offensive h. intended
10 make his main effort In the Ukraine
could be feinting
tion that he badly get Il
Moscow story that the using
be received with lifted
It, could be that Hitler adopting
his dwndns
his drive
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ficient reconnaissance work took
the enemy by surprise and this
advance wedge was routed while
his main force was still farther
north. probably In the Caroline
islands.
ALLIES HAVE ADVANTAGE
The allies had. and Will continue
TO have. the advantage OF land
based bombers for any action in
the Coral sea. The Japanese, who
apparently lost two carriers In the
battle, will have 10 risk more car
riers and perhaps large warships
II they are TO make q successful
advance.
Such ships probably are IN the
Carolines, where the japanese
have strong naval bases. They
may even have capital ships there.
It IL noteworthy that nothing has
been heard Of Japanese capital
ships In months of war The
Americans raided as far as the
Marshall islands, but not the Caro-
lines. Strong units of the Japan
ese fleet may be there.
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WALTER JAMES HAFFNER

Walter James haffner, ~
month-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Haffner, of 624h East saith
St, died Tuesday in a local hos
pital. Besides his parents, he
leaves a brother. Paul William;
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Zanzola of Tacoma, and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Haffner of Wis
consin. Cassidy and Allen will
announce funeral arrangements.
HAROLD JEWELL
Harold Jewell, 70. of 1877 Faw-
cett, died Wednesday in a local
hospital. A native Of Oslo, Nor
way, he came to Tacoma 5o years
ago. He was a retired building
contractor, and a member Of the
Lutheran church. Surviving are
his wife, Petrina: two sons, Henry
of Tacoma, and Chester Of VAN
couver, B. c.; one daughter. Mrs.
Laura Knutson of Tacoma; two
brothers, Olaf Jewell Of Vancou-
yer, Wash, and Oscar Of Mime
sofa: five grandchildren. c. o.
Lynn will announce funeral ar
rangements.
MRS. EDWARD LIND
Mrs. Annie Lind, II, OF 5647 So.
l. ST., died Tuesday at her home.
A native of Norway. she came 10
the United States 40 years ago,
and to Tacoma ~ years ago from
North Dakota. She was a men,
Der Of the Lutheran church. Be-
sides her husband. she leaves one
brother, Gowart Peterson Of Ida
no. Piper mortuary viii announce
funeral arrangements.
FUNERAL SERVICES
George Guiott - Thursday al
8 p. m. from Lakewood mortuary
chapel, with the Tacoma Elks In
charge. The body will then b.
sent To Walla walla for intermen'
in the family plot. Pallbesrers vii
be Harold Bird. J. y. Macpherson
w. S. Walter. Harry Potter
Charles Cobb. and Sterling Cox
Also surviving IL q sister, Mrs
Frances King Of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Fanny Wootten-Thursda,
at 2:3o p. m. from Lakewood NOR
tusry chapel, with the Rev. II. o
Perry officiating. Burial will b
in Tacoma cemetery. Psllbearerl
will be grandsons p. J. o'Neill
William Robinson. Y. X. Wootten
Trafford Dahl. Clark Ciauson AM
Raphial Davis.
Mrs. Marcia Maria CiAuson-
Graveside services Will be hell
Thursday at / p. m. in the new
Tacoma cemetery. with the Rail
way Trainmen Ladies Auxiliary II
charge. c. c. hellinger Co. Wi
receive the body Thursday fron
Oregon. where Mrs. Ciauson die
recently.
Robert !. Powers - The bod
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In the Orient, there In a tone.
not Of apprehension but Of ex-
pectancy. in dispatches from Aus
tralia. The appraisal by United
Nations leaders of the battle of
the Coral sea is. We have
scotched the snake, not killed it."
yAPs ASSEMBLE FLEET
The japanese, according to dis
patches from Melbourne, are as
sembling a fleet of transports and
warships in the area around the
Bismarck. Solomon and Louisiade
islands. The preponderant opinion
a. that they intend to strike south
wards towards the New Hebrides
and New Caledonia to establish
themselves athwart the American
supply line to New Zealand and
Australia.
The possibility h neverthe-
less not ruled out that they
might attempt . direct inva-
sion of Australia. II IL argued
they may be forced TO this
difficult course by necessity,
since General MacArthur's
growing strength Ia . con-
slant threat to their position
In the Dutch Indies.
There seems little doubt that
the Coral sea battle was an allied
victory. but not decisive one.
Macarthur made that plain when
he said the battle was discontinued
Temporarily" and that we would
continue to attack. The truth Of
the matter seems to be that ef-
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Assistant Warden
To Address Y. M. B. 6,

Mark 8. Richmond. assistant
warden Of the Mcneil island
penitentisry. 10 to be the guest
of honor and speaker at the Young
Mems Business club luncheon
meeting Friday In the Hotel
Winthrop.
Classification ~ a Means Of
Rehabilitation" will he Richmond's
topic. and will deal with the
prison social work 10 ut its In
mates for normal civilian life.
Emma v. shaw R-bes<ah lodge
viii meet at 8 o'clock Wednesday
evening at . o'clock In the !. o.
o. r. hall Mrs. A. J. Gustsfson
will preside. assisted by Mrs..
Edna Jensen. Short business
meeting viii follow,
Ladies Aid Of Bethlehem In
theran church will meet In the
church psfiors. Harrison and Ia.
@ ~. Thursday for / o'clock no
host luncheon. A program viii
follow.
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Berry Picking
Prices. Topic
Meeting Friday at
Experiment Stohon

PuYALLuP-A meeting Of the
Pierce county agriculture labor
committee and strawberry and
raspberry growers appointed BY
the various valley barry associa-
tions. 10 Discus picking prices for
thes, two commodities win b held
Al the Winter school building. IN
pertinent station campus. Friday
At p m. II was announced We'd
nesday.
Since early in the winter II has
been rumovd that this 10 going
10 be . season of high prices for
berry farmers and that. together
with other rises. berries win 70 up
too. However. tho ceiling which
has been placed on prooessed COM
modities 70 undoubtedly going To
affect berries. One packer doing
business m the valley has sRsady
stated that the governments nm
ing prices A. Of the highest paid
In March 10 going 10 have . bear
ing on what the grower viii top
ceive. lie predicted this viii top
last years prices by very little"
and that fresh MARKET deals. on
which there are no ceilings. have
20 far been "nons" In other sec
tons Of the country. duo To re-
ssrictions on sugar for home cam
ming.
Evening star., 1942-12-23

FURNITURE BARGATNs-Some factory
samples. Great savings for cash on better
Rrade furniture. All brand-new Stahlers
625 st. nv. Open evenings until y.
Evening star., 1942-12-23

MOTORCYCLE DRIVER, S@.,50 week;
no night or Sunday work: permanent lob.
Apply LEO ROCCA, INC. 43ol Conn. ave,
Evening star., 1942-12-23

BICYCLE. boy S. Columbia built -" frame
blue. white trim. chrome-finished rms
abNH - tires, excel. mech Cond.; SO.
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TYPISTS,
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE
INFORMATION

Dbtn ana PROSPECT ave. y W,
Georgetown
Route No 20, Cabin John Strretcar.
Evening star., 1942-12-23

REFRIGERATORS Magic Chef gas ranges.
NeNJlnghouSe electric ranges: brand new
feaS o Smith. 1874 II IT, ne Ii 60hO
Evening star., 1942-12-23

DIAMONDS e, and y 100 varal>. brilliant
zru, SCI Iu dIamoud and platinum mount
!u. $40 and IrU-Cu:Ai diamond.
O-Ttry, brilliant. sr' IN diamond and pl1'
.uum luuuuJMs. ~.i.r. AmrthySt Surround
I'd BY IS tuil-tUl diamonds platinum
mounting. S"HJ MANY other diamond
bargains a,allaDle. Arthur Market 9iS
Evening star., 1942-12-23

| CHAMBERMAID- MATTRESSES 12), expert
enced, for boarding house: work Sun. morn
inss only, off middle afternoons for "lz
hrs, weekdays; Sl4 wkly. and bd Come
ready for work, bring uniforms and rels
| 1853. Mass ave NV
Evening star., 1942-12-23
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT part time. SATURDAYS. sun
DAYS. nights: TAX expert, reasonable RA
1I','' -
Experienced. economical chef needs
steady work experienced IN pastry. C1ly
references NO 6UI9
MAN White. exempt reliable, wants work.
any Kind business conscious, HANDY with
toO4- Warhtld $50
MAN, CoIoied. wants part-tIme or tull-tIme
lsnitorS pob. with quarters. eXper.. good
Fe: DU G',:i3
SECRETARY. -. ora!t exempt. pleasing
personality and native ability. So yT>. tN-
perIenre, 5000 mo TR 1874
TYPIST RAPID typ>t desires permanent
position: - years General ottice work l-F
ia
Evening star., 1942-12-23
SWITCHBOARD
OPERATOR -SECRETARIAI,
Apply Manager. .,.:o Wisconsin Ave y "
PERSONNEL,
ASSISTANTS.

Two young women With some col.r~-
Training. uuutr -. able to rypr We'll! 10
assist IN personnel Departments 0! 4 large
corporation Nol employment woIA t.
day +"-hOur week - eos l.tO 10 ntalt.
oppuT' iuGv for advancement for IEo' d.
Win an analyICa. iype of mind. willing to
assume responsibility and goOd At dcr4.I
mSrita al status. whether at present en-
ploNed and when available FOR interview
ih.N IS permanent. fu.l-time work Box
Evening star., 1942-12-23
YOUNG WOMAN

fISh SChool graduate tor general once
WORK IN engineering Office Must be able
10 type well ana prefer one who can letter
>I'.u per mo. 20 start. with au'omatic in
rItaSeS. Apply Personnel Dep Room
'io". CAPITAL Transit Co. 36th and Pros
nrct ave. Nv. GEORGETOWN ltake Route
No 70 CABIN John >lreetcarb. OF write for
apEL L. "A MIS- RlLLh Hnlnn
Evening star., 1942-12-23
HELP MEN.
SODA DISPENSER,


Excellent pay, good hours Apply State
Pharmacy. y. Eye ST. NV
BOOKKEEPER, experienced,
take over general ledger;
knowledge of Social Security,
income tax returns necessary;
opportunity for advance
ment. Reply, stating expert
ence, references and salary
expected. Box 475-M, Star.
MEN (WHITE),
With dependents, for route
delivery work; start at $3.50
week, guaranteed average
earnings after training,
$47.5O and up. Apply 212 H
st. NV. Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1942-12-23

Large local corporation needs several
women about - TO - Years OF age to
answer telephone injuries Tor lnforma-
non. Must be high school graduates.
possess a pleasant speaking voice and pref
tIably some experience in dealing with the
pubic over the phone. must have a good
memory, must BE- patient and dependable
evening shift. of at midnIght. 4O-hour
h-ddy week; Will have TO work Sundays and
MONDAYS, but of dav per week on
NetEuaYS. salary about Sl!0 per month 10
START with automatic increases: full-ttmr
"oIk only Write Tor interview. giving
age education. experience. marital status.
whether al present empiOvrd and when
aNalIaDle Tor interview. which VIII be ar
tLgEn \ 4
Evening star., 1942-12-23
HELP WOMEN,


ADDRESSOGRAPH OPERATORS excep-
tlonal opportunity for well-qualitied opera
Tor or supervisor. for opening in our me-
chanlcal department: 3-weekS training
course attractive salary. Call Miss Rhoades,
MA U3Gi
ASSISTANT with rich editorial experience.
also secretary. Box l'o-K. Star.
A beauty OPERATOR excellent salary.
:;"o9 l4th ST. u "
BEAUTY OPERATORS .,",, experienced
$50 week: shop located in Sc. section.
ApplN ''lbo Pa ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted for uptown
C9nn ave shop. hours 70 d Phone
CASHIER, day work. s.? 30 week and
meals. ~, Conn. ave. NV
CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS, So mo, l
day off wk No sun dinner Must have
exp. Apply in person. 1''!t New Hampshire
GHILD's NURSE. whi;--: rAqsrisnced so
We GFfNi 10, References. 1913 Fer" st. NV
DISHWASHER closed suns and holidays;
n! night "orE. Apply Beren'S Restaurant.
go st NV
ELEVATOR OPERATORS. ages 1871, white,
abott > teet ) inches tall experience I'M
Once
GENTLEWOMAN WANTED as housekerper
by permanent Government otficial with two
dauShter,. 10 and y. BOX lG-L. Star. '!:i'
GIRL. good home and $40 week III ex-
change for help IN store and home: no
!, n'9hiS = or Sunday. Apply 1921 9Th st.
GIRL, colored, neat experienced for work
IN deEcatesSen. 100 New Jersey ave. w.
GIRL. caoable. for otfice work: know Iedge
oi StenosrsphN nsi.s pItierfed' pefmanenl posi-
KITCHEN HELPER coiored: salad sirl, bus
wages Wisconsin, 4IG6
MAID-TWo naval officers desire maid 10
bif idT ,ii up apaa,me", and prepare sunpel
Phone IA S'!,.i between : 30 and 10 y m
NURSE. mol over 20 30 Wora in doctor
One ON Nno"Itd.r 81 Of lyD.AE tr94Ted $40"
p"' month Phone WI 300 ME- I4l>
OFFICE CLERK good hour, and working
.@dFanTemtn' permanent ludeprndtut
Laundry 400 Ea> eIn ave NJ Ra!ner
OFFICE CLERK. some tvping ability. over
~ tor wholesale LIQUOR concern, 5-day
week d llj4
OFFICE WORKER. must know typng.
permanent position. excellent salary. splen-
d|d oooor'HnIiv Apply 10 IN st. ".
OPERATORS. exper. on electro >ewine ma
Co. i41o Georgia ave NV
smsii downtown once One sapsbIe Of
and bonus Phone Wisconsin ia54
SODA FOUNTAIN CLERK. good steady Job
with excellent pay. Shepherd Park Phar-
macy. ~ Ga ave. II "
STENOGRAPHER, young, experience not
neceS sary, good, permanent position in
pheasant. small ottice OF national trade
assoc lion, See Mr.. Sampson iId hool,
b"l PrnHa. ave. n v EX. 3,3!
STENOGRAPHER, general oftice CLERK In
:aleH eng. office. Jl2 days $50 start. 1879
n Capitol s.
SIENOGRAPHER, experienced perma-
nent position. Apply Model Shop, l:!UI
TypICT IN learn 70 ,n.ra+a Lorho.,J
graphotype: salary While learning CaI
Miss RhOaSes, Ma. 0365
Evening star., 1942-12-23
HELP MEN.

ONE SECOND COOK, ONE
KITCHEN MAN. APPLY
CHEF, THE M ERIDIAN
HILL HOTEL, 2601 18th ST.
NV.
Evening star., 1942-12-23

GENERAL OFFICE WORK
Err, good salary; a position
with a future, Apply PIP H
st. NV
Evening star., 1942-12-23
TYPIST

Large manufacturing concern excellent
"olkln2 conditions. experience not neCea-
SaEy SO week 10 start. Call Mrs PafteT-
>on, , No o1"o. Stone Straw Corporation,
Evening star., 1942-12-23

TRUMPET. Martin. gold lacquer, good
condition. $40 80. terms. Call Republic
n:l". KITS, 1890 G. St fmiddle of tbs