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and explosives also was in excess
of goals set at the beginning of the
month. with exceptions in few
classifications.
The record of heavy artillery was
mixed, some classes of these wea-
pons showing much better gains
than others. Some types expected
to come into production during the
month failed to do so.
Merchant ships.
The Maritime Commission re-
ported the delivery July OF II mer-
chant vessels weighing 79l .667 dead
weight tons. compared with ST YES
sells of 747.900 deadweight tons in
June-an increase of almost 6 per
cent, and nearly on schedule for
the month.
Naval vessels.
A gain of about % per cent in
construction of naval vessels was
made in July-overalI production
being nearly one-fourth greater
than In June.
Deliveries of major combat YES
sells were ahead of those in June
and considerably ahead of forecasts.
Marked progress over June produc-
ton of minor naval vessels was
reported, although output was ma
terially behind expectations.
Production drive.
The War production drive with
some 1850 Joint labor manage COM
mlttees working in plants employ
ing nearly 5000 900 men and women,
has made steady progress. Launched
last spring the drive. through the
cooperation at the plant level. has
broken many little bottlenecks,
solved sn1any worker transportation
problems, and performed service
through emphasizing to men in the
factories the importance to the war
OF their jobs and their work.
Groups Set Up in Mines.
The growth of the drive con-
tinued in July as new committees
were established, not only in fabri-
cation plants, but also in mines and
essential raw materials operations
where production capacity may be
limiting factor on total war pro-
duction.
Index Of munitions production.
Munitions production, as covered
in the foregoing report, includes
planes, ships, tanks, guns and NJ
munition and all campaign equip
ment. It does not include construc-
tion of military posts, airfields, de-
pots and the like; wartime housing:
or industrial facilities created for
munitions production.
In measuring overall munitions
production. the differences in sizes
and cost Of major items are taken
into consideration. Fixed dollar val
ues are assigned to each item SO
that fluctuations in price do not af-
feet their relative weight in calcu-
latlng production progress. Thus, a
four-engine bomber, requiring more
man-hours, more material, more
! equipment, and so forth, is assigned
higher dollar value than trainer
plane. The total fixed dollar value
for major items produced during one
month, compared with the value of
another month, forms the yardstick
by which munitions production is
measured. The following index with
November, 194l-100 numbers carry
/ the series thro,Boh Jul,,.
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Results
Marlboro

FIRST RACE-Purse $500 claiming
3-year-olds and up; s., furlonss,
Jack Fly tGranD 40 $50 4 90
Frelan tBocsonl 81 so j 20
Stafford tsmith, 40
Time. l.21.
Also ran--Hich Aim. Oakaleaeh. MAJ
take Billie Eipper ana Baby Susan.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500 CLAIMING
3-yesr-olds and up: 612 fUrlonss
Lookforme tGran0 lf10 o - s so
Ssddling Bell tHarreIn 2. 50
Fair Flame tRooD 200
Time, f:@64 4-5
Also ran-Glitter Cir. Allentown, Ex-
arch, United Force
DAILY Double paid Sll4pO)
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Camden
B, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACF-Purse, 81 100. claiming;
3-year-olds and up. 9 furionSs
Kaptine tMoisnat $50 1880 ain
Aurelian fBoylel 319 . 20
Beauzsr tKetner} $40
Time. 1:13is.
Also rar--Hsppy Maid. High Clique SILK
Spotter, Christmas Cove. War Glenn. Grand
Step and Head Sea.
SECOND RACF-Purse sl.l0n: claim
ins; 3-year-olds snd up furlongs.
The Killer ,Ensor, 1870 500 10
Davitt tRienzi1 490 $40
Doctor Graeme tRobertSl 40
Time, HIPS.
Also ran--Josnny. Hsh Luck. Hardy
Bud, Gay Padre, He Said, Una H. Sailor
Hat and Allmar.
DAILY Double paid S47'.sol
THIRD RACE-Purse. S1.10o. claiming;
3-year-ol and up; s furlonss
Coles Boy Crawford> go 100 30
pete's Pet tGillespie) $40 $40
Count Maurice tMoiena> 800
Time, i:132s,
Also ran-Taxes, Bucket Shop Nick,
Mlllbriar and Good Kid
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Bond Drive in HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. ~ R1.-The
Government, cycling Holywood's
substantial pay checks. today opened
a drive to pledge at least 5000 film
industry workers to boost their Sep
tember War bond investments from
10 to 20 per cent Of their salaries.
Evening star., 1942-08-22
Saratoga

B, the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, 5000: claiming
3-year-oldS and up: 6 furlongs
CardenZa tWalD 11.10 $40 $50
La Jaconde ,Eadsl 40 . so
Psychiatrist tMeade> 2Se
Time, HRS.
Also ian--Jane Hughes. white Time.
Cleo Louise, Home Wolf. Gooseberry and
Milcave
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 200: special
weights: maidens: 2-year -oids; 5i2 fur
longs.
Farmerette Lindbero 1910 ll6n $50
Blue Satin tStou) 40 ) go
Camille tGorman) $50
Time, I:06+s.
Also ran-Nanny Bones. Byline. Spirit:
Baby Darling, Persita. 4 Too Timely, Ariel
Post and Yankee Girl
King Ranch entry
DAILY Double paid S256.l0D
THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000: steeple
chase handicap; 3-year-olds and up about
miles.
Brother Jones tCruz, 1880 500 800
Good Chance tRoberts) 1890 $50
Booium II tMageeD $50
Time. 4:3O3s.
Also ran--Cortssano. CULVER H. Arms
Of War and Fay Cottage.
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Raj Flyers Attack Axis
Desert Concentrations
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CAIRO. Aug 22.--Despite dust
storms which prevented widespread
aerial operations over the Egyptian
front. RAF fighter bombers sue
cessfully attacked Axis vehicles and
troop concentrations yesterday, 4
British communique said today.
Land activity, however, was con-
fined to artillery exchanges in the
northern and central sectors and to
night patrol skirmishes, the bulletin
declared,
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Washington Park
Hv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcT-rurse. 81 500; claiming
wear -ol6s: furlongs.
Beth 3. tScurlock) 1900 $40 so
Wise Patsano tBortonA $50 sn
Black Orchid (Craisl 500
Time. 1:l3as
Also Tsr-Supremes Best. Banand. Co
Halter, Keep F1yins. African sun and
Brown Mate.
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(R), revised; (P), preliminary.
Munitions include planes. tanks.
guns, ships and all war equipment
used in the field
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Chicago Cash Market.

Chicago Cash Market.
Cash, wheat, no sales reported Corn.
No. 2 yellow, s4-65; No. 3, S3-S4A; No.
4. S2ha; sample, so; sample, white. 90.
white. 6lh; No. 2, so: No. 3, 49. No 4.
As; No. special red. heavy. 81 Barley,
mailing. s0-96 nom; feed. 1855 nom.
Field seed, per hundredweight. unchansear
Evening star., 1942-08-22

FIFTH RACE-purse 81 500 added
GRADED handicap, class C. 3-year-olds and
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zFive pounds, zzSeven pounds claimed
7 for rider
/ Mrs. Van Lear Black and j. Bosley, jr.,
! entry
/ b Mrs E. Dupont Weir entry.
Evening star., 1942-08-22

FOURTH RACE-Purse. 600 claim
Ing: 4-year-olds and up; 7 furlongs
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Washington Park
By the Associated Press.

SECOND RACE-Purse 81, zoo: claim
ing: 3..year-olds and up: IL. miles ION
Evening star., 1942-08-22
Racing Entries for Monday
e, the Associated Press.

sTJIF-
Mrs. r. Dupont Weir entry.
en- Howard entry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Bridal SETTING

The lovely gardens of the S.
Gordon S ders home in
Orchard Ridge road were trans
formed into a bridal setting
Wednesday evening when a
group Of friends entertained for
Nora Alfs, whose marriage 10
Kurt Herzfeld took place Sat-
urday afternoon.
A buffet table and small
tables out-of-doors were COW
cred with yellow cloths and CEN
terpieces OF daisies.
Hosts and hostesses, besides
the Saunders. were:
MEssRs. AND MEsDAMEs
Malcolm w. weity Lester L. Colbert
J. Robert Moseby Arch n. Plant
c. Hugh whitsiaw
Mrs. Alfs and her daughter
entertained a group OF Morals
friends at dessert supper party
Thursday evening.
The tennis courts at the III.
II. Hills residence In Long Lake
road are a popular rendezvous
Friday afternoons for Virginia
Hills and a group of her close
friends who are devotees Of the
game.
Among those who play are
Sally Davis, Mrs. William B.
Hargreaves, Mrs. j. Fraser Hart,
Mrs. Mark Beltaire and several
others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Julie and Phoebe Otter
Depart for SUMNER
Doris Stays Home

and Mrs. Sidney Bawden OF
Long Lake road.
Gretchen Carhartt Of Crosse
Pointe has come out 10 spend a
week or, so with her brother-in-
law and sister. IT. and Mrs.
Bruce l.. Beaudette of Yarmouth
road.
Mrs. Parry A. Vaughan Jr.
and Mrs. Vincent Anderson, both
recent brides, left Thursday for
North Carolina TO spend the
weekend with their respective
husbands " n o are attending
officers training school at Camp
Davis.
A group Of alumnae OF Kings
wood School Cranbrook met at
the school picnic grounds Sun
Gay evening for a subscription
supper party. The annual carni-
val given by the group will not
take place this year. Mrs. Jules
de Beaubien was in charge of
arrangements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
BIRMINGHAM. July 4.


QUIET family gatherings and
VI country club dinners formed
the chief diversion OF Birming-
ham residents over this holiday.
All the clubs had Hale Amer
lea" tournaments. donating the
proceeds to defense organiza-
tons, and having special events
for the children. A swimming
contest was held at Oakland
Hills Country Club in their pool,
and at Orchard Lake a circus
took the place Of the usual fire.
works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Clark
entertained at a family gather
ing at their home in Adams
road at which the Waldemar
John families and the Clyde and
Hovey Hagermans participated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Vehmeyer
of Shirley drive have as their
house guests Mr.. and Mrs. K. r.
Wetmore of Evanston. Ill. and
Mrs. S. NJ. Birch of East Ches-
tea ". ]. The Vehmeyers came
down last weekend from their
cabin. near Cadillac, Mich.
Summer at Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Wsldemar p.
Adams, who have been living at
Indian Village Manor for the last
year. have moved out 10 Wing
Lake for the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. George p. Ray
male and their guests. Mr.. and
Mrs warren PeaSe Jr., are
spending a week cruising on the
Raynales boat. Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford II. Ranney of Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
BLOOMFIELD HILLS. July 4

BLOOMFIELD HILLS. July 4.
TUESDAY was a tremendously
Il busy day for the Clarence
r. Otter family when the two
younger daughters. Julie and
Phoebe. departed for the sum-
nler in opposite directions.
This will be the first summer
IN many when the family will
not go away together, Doris
STAYING home to continue her
splendid work as a nurses AIDE.
Julie left with Bryn Atom
campers for two months at
r. 4trrt-iartier. VI tS.F amt Phoebe
viii be al the Rollins Dramatic
Studio at southampton l.. J..
for nine weeks OF study. par
ticipating in plays al the John
Drew Memorial Theater and
ENJOYING the work she loves.
Lieut.. Robert Lee Graham OF
Boiling Field was a weekend
guest at the Otter home in
Woodward avenue last week
end and on Sunday evening
Doris entertained several friends
at a supper party IN his honor.
Strawberry Hill Guest
Suki Potter OF Brockton.
Mass. who has been visiting In
Crosse Pointe and Bay City, Is
the guest this week Of Kath-
crime Williams at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M. 5.
Perry Williams. Strawberry
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thomp-
son of Lahser road were hosts
al dinner Thursday evening at
Bloomfield Hills Country Club.
IGNORING Mrs. Russell Osmun OF
Philadelphia. Mrs. Osnun Is the
former Edith Moss and Is visit
ing her father, William Z. Moss,
in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan d.
Douglas Of Lone Pine road had
the first of a series OF steak
roastS in their lovely garden
last Saturday evening for sew
eral friends.
Mrs. M. S. Perry Williams
returned the first of the week
from taking her son, Lawrence,
TO Camp Algonquin. where he
will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bawden
are spending 10 days with MIR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Won Wan
genheim of $500 Spingle
avenue announce the APP
preaching marriage of their
daughter, CHARLOTTE, to
Claude +. Buckner Of High
land Park.
Wedding is 90 take place
on Saturday, July IS, at 10.
A. m. Reception from S
O'Clock in the Kolpinghouse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
King 5 Daughters
Meet Thursday

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Of Detroit Chapter Of the Kings
Daughter, and Sons will meet
Thursday ~ 10 a. m. IN the
Home for the Aged in Pierson
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Mrs. GiHeIs Visiting

Mrs. Louis J. GiffelS and her
three children arrived Monday
from her summer home in On
tario TO visit her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
M. +. George of Park street.
Mrs. Giffels formerly lived in
Birmingham and has been hon.
ored with many parties.
Tuesday, Mrs. William J.
Lambert was hostess at lunch
con at Orchard Lake Country
Club, Wednesday Mrs. Albert NJ.
Mackey gave a luncheon at the
Detroit Boat Club, on Thursday
Mrs. Z. J. Giffels of Royal Oak
entertained at luncheon for Mrs.
Giffels and Mrs. George, and the
hostess on Friday was Mrs. Jo-
seph NJ. Preece Of Henley drive.
Mrs. r. NJ. Rogers will enter
tain Monday and Mrs. Giffels.
accompanied by Mrs. George.
expects 10 leave Tuesday TO Join
Mr.. Giffels in Philadelphia
where they will live in the
future.
- entertains Bridge Club
Mrs. Robert Hitchcock of
Tallahassee, Fla. is spending the
summer months with Mrs. VIII
liam 3. Rosevear during Lieu
tenant Hitchcock'S absence on
military duty.
Mrs. Clifford J. Mcdonald Of
Lake Park drive will entertain
her bridge club next Tuesday
at her summer home near Meta
mora. Her guests will include:
MEspAMEs
Waiter l. Fry } Rodney weekI
gorge A. Be-chef VIII Beecher
Y I. Graham Robert l. BiKrsrs
W, Whiting Raymond
Mrs. Clara Uptegraf Of Hanna
treet left Thursday on an ex-
tended trip through the East.
She Will visit in Harrisburg and
Williamsburg before returning
home.
Mrs. w. Writ Blew of Niagara
Falls. ~ Y left Friday after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. Cliff
lord Guest Of Larchlea drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Home Get osethers Marx
Fourth in Birmingham

are occupying the Raynale house
this week. and with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Shaffner drove
to Chatham, Ont, Thursday, to
join the cruisers and have din
ner on the boat.
Alice Painter. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. F. Painter of Wat
kins street, is being honored at
several prenuptial parties before
she leaves with her family to be
married July Is in Montgomery,
Ala, to Lieut.. Richard E. Brown
of Detroit. Thursday evening,
Mrs. James Dixon entertained at
a shower for her and next Tues
day Constance John will give
tea for Miss Painter at her home
In footing lane. Wednesday. Mrs.
p hilip Carey and Mrs. Jack
Howting will entertain at lunch
con in Mrs. Careys home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

The second Of our new series Of SAVINGS EVENTS Bring
you EXTRA VALUES in the things you need NOWl Special
from our own regular stocks . Much Below Ceiling price
every department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

PART >, PAGE 6
Evening star., 1942-03-11
STENOGRAPHER-

Permanent and desirable position VIII
large company. Boz 39S-K. Star.
MILLINERY SALESLADIES.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

oasework a Tnf i've faf a $40 @ wE MAX Fz 745s fFAi
GIRLS (2), colored. wanted to do general
housework: ambitious and honest. Apply
1916 Kenyon st. NV. AID. 1888.
HOUsEKEEPER, white, not over 40 years;
Trinidad 9O33
HOUsEKEEPER. white; plain cooking live
in employed couple. / child. Sunday OF,
private room: suburbs. Ii. Age.
HOUsEKEEPER for business couple, no
landry rs week, room and board Temple
5243. 2l0 Mt. Ida. Alex, Va
HOUsEKEEPER, white, for employed couple
and one child $40, nice upstairs room:
rermanent Glebe 37O3. 25O7 Key
blvd. Arl
room, Children S45: references: it e. airing
ton. OK, 3s19-J. CAN after pm
HCUSEKEEPER, experienced cook, live IN.
IS per week, upstairs room. Emerson 1855.
1919 Albemarle st. NV.
HOUSEWORKER, good COOK, part time,
lumbia $3.50 after pm.
HOUSEWORKER, laundress, plain cook;
references: 5ia days. Adams 2492.
HOUSEWCRKER. white or colored; live in;
care OF one child; 50 week. Phone WI.
MAID, white, general housework, care for
baby, Sl2 week. Call between 4-6 pm.
EN- 3482.
MAID colored 10 live in; general house
work: 3 IN family; upstairs maid S room,
full bath. Woodley 1891
MAID light cclored. neat. shw. care for
baby; health card: Sll.5O week. Cali be-
tween II a.m.-3 pm. EN-. 1882.
MAID. neat, experienced, colored COOK and
g.hW.; no laundry stay : nights; refer
ence: good pay. 1909 14th st. NV Apply
in person.
MOTHER HELPER, coIored live in;
Young country girl preferred $50 mo.
Sundays of. ADply 122 18th NV.
WOMAN, coIored, experienced cook and
general houseworker, no laundry. live in or
stay 2 nights, SO. WO $500.
WOMAN. white, capable Of taking com
plete charge OF baby and small bunsalow,
in exchange for good home and meals with
employed young couple, plus small salary.
Box 434-L, Star
WOMAN, neat and clean, as cook and gen.
eral houseWOrker: references: off Sundays.
1909 q St. sc.
hoUsework cooking, fond Of children
Oliver 1928.
WOMAN, white Or colored. cookIng and
downstairs work: must sleep IL; SIG VIZ.
Box 277-B, Star.
WOMAN. reliable. colorcd; general house
work; must be good cook and live in.
Call Georgia O4S2.
WOMAN. Rh.w. and care Of children for
employed couple; $50 TO $50 or live in;
Sundays eli. Phone Greenbelt 49l6.
WOMAN, white, TO live with couple, help
mother with baby and do light house
work: references Apply in person, 1903
Alabama ave. s.e. AT. 1916.
WOMAN, 5000, lr" IN. e.h.W., olall cooF
IN, 70 laun5ry, hcl9 with care of children.
or: hc.i.h tst6: $50 mo. s-eit- Ml-con
Evening star., 1942-03-11
SI1uA1IcES msE.

ACCOUNTANT. TAX EXPERT: hooks set
UP to conform with tax laws, audits, kept
part-time basis, tax reports. WA. 64O0.
BCOKKEEPER- ACCOUNTANT, cashier, cor
respondent, Office manager, experienced
Box 4G1-L. Star. u"
FARMER, married. a extra hand: iNins
not afraid of hard work WTi,e Box
4lT-L. Star. l5~
MAN. youns, whiLe, 70, desires steedy
position with future Hlgh school grad. No
soliciting. Box 367-L, Star. IL
MAN with car, colored. desires work in
evenings. Box 436-L, Star 12'
PAINTER, excellent mechanic, desires
work by day or contract: available lmme-
diately. Phone evenings District 1914. l2I
STATISTICIAN. colored grad biol. on
civil service list, business background:
avail. now. Box 44H-L, Star.
CAPABLE. experienced man as assistant to
cashier. bOOkkeepeT, payroll accountant
and general Office work: steady, reliable,
draft exempt; refs. Boz 414-L. Star.
Evening star., 1942-03-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

INCOME TAX ICE-INDIVIDUAL
returns; reasonable. Daily 8 am. 10 10
En- 1916 1 81. NV. 1%~
! WILL NOT De RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. S. D. CLATTERBUCK, 542l kansas
AM NO LONGER CONNECTED WITH
Inc Iuq-1Cn6l, CLEANERS, having lernl.l5U5d d
my interests ana responsibilities aS 3
IN = ii" r, II, ave. Nv, 80 ~
WILL NOT EE. EESPONSIBLI FCE my
nacls contracted hy any one Other rnau
myself ROST S NICHOLS. Jr., 723 White
ave, Fairmont HEIGHTS, Nd
Evening star., 1942-03-11
Marine Explains
His Embroidery Skill
Bv The Associated Press

BUTTE. Mont.-This is the way
Marvin H. Essman, 25, who re-
Gently enlisted in the Marine Corps,
explains his skill in embroidery; Il
won a quilt at church rattle. A
friend asked me where I got it and
I told him I did it all by myself.
He laughed so hard I was forced
to learn to do handwork to save
my face" Essman, a coal miner,
won third prize for his needlework
exhibits at the Stale fair last year.
Evening star., 1942-03-11

Between ages of 1S and 40. experience
not necessary. but must have at least ::
years of high school Neat appearance
and able to furnish good character refer
ence. Apply mornings between $50 and
I9oH Half 81
Evening star., 1942-03-11

MATTRESSES WANTED,
Good salary and tips. Greystone ReStau-
rant. $50 N. Glebe rd, Arlington, Va.
CT 1919
Evening star., 1942-03-11
HELP WOMEN,

BAKERY sALEsGIRLs, experience not
TS3rs TTfSGTSsary: dSy and =. 1lght w1rk Apply
BEAUTICIAN wanted, stert ar $50 week,
Gs5rgi3 $500 or FAVOR G251 51.'u' S'' nv"
BEAUTICI1ANm;If dissatisflsd can Offer. you
o"ner Meas sG B9auty salon, @ eS Sa9 st. $eP,:
BEAUTY OPERATOR. aH-around, must be
SCEpCrt in in all branches. Russina' 1909
week. SAM -Kav Beauty Salon &I65 5 18th
st. NV HO S055.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. must be Thoroughly
sEop ssfEPf5ens9 6@ 14tb Ga i IN perA9p P9lyanna
BEAUTY OPFRATOF. experienced, man
anG. girl; highest salary and commission
Rudolph Coiffeur, 26O4 Conn. ave.
AIbaH ToIers Beauty Shop. 300 Mass. Mass
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced; perma.
nent p9s.lcn. Ihuu F &. n.w
BEAUTY OPERATOR, finger waving and
manicurng; permanent Job S25 wk and
&]n &Sqnmmizs;oH. Trianon Beauty Shop,
BEAUTY OPERATo2s, exoerienced- in
GOOD salary and commissions. Please call
N person, Margaret F. Scheetze, Inc
sKln and scalp specialist, est. 1908. 1l45
Conn. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be thoroughly
experienced IN all branches of profession.
Gabriel. 1919 Conn. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, also manager:
steady work, salary and commission. For
appointment call OR. 1871
BEAUTY OPERATORS. ., cclored 1856
9th st. NV. Salary and commission
BEAUTY OPERATOR. thocoushiy expert
enced, good appearance; S25 week. Camille
Beauty Shop, 31l0 l4th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around must be
experienced: good salary. 1903 Park rd.
NV. Telephone Adams 1926.
CASHIER, bet. ,2O-3O: meet customers:
short hours, good pay Apply White Stag
Shoe Repair Shop, 629 E st. NV.
| CASHIER, experienced National bookkeep-
ing machine. familiar with installment
credit procedures; salary, S25 weekly;
steady position, opportunity for advance
mant. Soan's, 735 Tth st. NV.
CASHIER. experience and reference re-
CURED. Lady Lee, Inc. 1908 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1942-03-11
HELP WOMEN.

TYPlST and general office worker III DOWN
town store. state age, education, expert
cnce' Bcx 467-L, Star. IL"
TYPIST for reception desk and switch
| Ing personality. Call 224 Southern Bldg.
WAITRESS. experienced, wanted Apply
N rerson, 6l4 18th 81. n
WAITRESS. cApsricnc2d, must ba o,ar ~;
( hours ON. 10 :. s.m. Anoly ln9"
WATIaEa.5, WHIT, SUNDAYS on; Gay Lo.A.
GeoEseS Lunch l29O 9th 81. NJ.
WAITRESS ana counter girl for downtown
soda fountain luncheonette; good pay.
Apply Babbitt6 Drug Store. lI06 St NV.
urd5y nights only. eSperienced Il in II LIQUORS @
Ap2ly Dude Ranch. Berwyn. Nd.
1000 tiBs., 2a7 n. Giebe I'd, Arlington, Va
WAITRESS, good pay no Sundays hpp!y
III ptIs6a. Ualtcd C!sar Store, l2Ol Penna.
MATTRESSES. experienced, sood wages.
apply Ichaan'S Restaurant, 1882 Both
| time. No night work or Sunday work
Preside Inn 1742 Conn. ave NV.
MATTRESSES for. week end, part-time or
fatHe Ta T05E Apply A3s Greyhound Resau-
/ YORK ave. between . am. and > pm.
| MATTRESSES, ezperienced. Apply Carl d
/ Dawes Grill, 5U3I Conn. ave Day or
/ nlzht work
| MATTRESSES, must have hotel experience
! Call District Sis between 10 and
I ) p m.
! MATTRESSES, select. young and neat. good
: salary cVnarie-ce vnre eccrsarv Apply
Country K itcheMs. 1":il i.la 81. NV.
/ WAIIEE5SES white, 3ai part time. sd
ary. $3.50 week Apply ll3I 18Th 81.
( WAITRESS Witt. eE3eu,ae.8. can earn
: y n ard s pm an5 9 70 o:2o pm
MATTRESSES 'wh.teD, .ood pay. Apply
MATTRESSES .or very busy restaurant;
neat aprearance apply Hende-son's Grill.
l4th and New YorE ave. NV
WOMAN. white middle-ased, uEencum-
bertC 10 take complete charge Of Christian
/ home, employed Couple. must De fond Of
chl.dTca. I've IL. references CHI. 1901.
WOMAN. young. 10 do fling and typ!ng
I in credit o4tcu, must take dIctation. APP
ply The Mode F st. at llth
WOMAN. skip tracer, telephone locate
Cloth;ng Co, III 7th 81. NV.
WOMAN. white as comDau.on. a5out 30
or /" years Of age. some one who viii ao-
WOMAN for g INV good pay, lots TINE of ,
! Va. Oxford lu25 IIF
ARE YOU SATISFIED with less than SIS
weekly If not. and YOU are white ana
wrlte your age and qualifications TO Box
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