davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Delightfully."- planned brick, Just Oft
n. II. ave. l VI. old fireplace, modern
bath, first floor: . bedrms., bath. second
floor. insulated: IS 2hn WI oR3h
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DOWNTOWN-S1250O 500

Near Dupont Circle Brick with stone
front; good-sized rooms, baths. oil
heat. garage; early possession. BOSS 81
PHELPS. Realtors. Ma $500 Evenings
and Sunday, call Mr.. Shackleford, ST..
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BUSINESS EXECuTIVE

FURN. OR UNFURN. . or 3 bedroom
apt, short or long term lease or subea Sc;
preferably NV. or GEORGETOWN sections
Would consider purchase of cooperative
or Woodley 62S2 after >. or Sat and Sun
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ST o50-SOTTTHFAST

Convenient TO Capitol and Library 3-story
brick, containing 3 complete apts OF 3
rooms and bath each. gas heat VIII show
Convenient terms
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
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EDW- II. JONES e Co. INC,
WO. $500 Until 9 PM.
ALMOST NEW-S6, 800.

Broom, 2-story brick, corner in excel
lent condition; automatic heat; immediate
possession: very convenient to Natl Air
port and pentagon Building. To see call
BEITZELL, 1918 st. NV DI 31O0.
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GROOM HOUSES o5o
7-RM. 2-B. BUNGALOW.

Detached home on large lot. automatic
heat; convenient TO transportation and
school; possession February /; terms
KAY REALTY CO, GE O51S or WA. 1114.
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WOOD FOR SALE.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

Any lengths, oak and maple (green), SIS
cord. Phone Fairfax 52W2.
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CHEVY CHASE
S1on DOWN

| block from Conn. ave-4 bedrooms, :
baths home. with room and bath on 3rd a
perfect condition. coal heat. WI 5S6T
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E4-FI; BRICK, Q RMS, 2 BATHS.
/ g. Colonial brick, q square TO l4th St.
lual few minutes from downtown by
sGFeetcdr- suitably arranged to convert
I INTO apartments. Has rooms on lst n
q rooms and bath on each Of the upper
hocFA. Two rear porCheS A real Investment
/ opportunity exists. Il has to be sold Eve
or sun. phone Temple 1853
II GPAUATTF
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CHEVY CHASE MD
oedrms., 3 baths. coal heat. wooded lot
mediate possession. Call OIL. ess7.
$11. 1.500-BETHESDA.
S1O.850

block from bus and stores. 6-larse-rrn.
once OIL ESfT
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EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRES > ROOMS,
kitchen and bath, apartment building. pre-
Call Mr.. HENRICKS. Monday, RE. 800,
Ext 5467. "a
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BETHESDA AREA.
BUNGALOW-S7Q Q5n

l-yr old 6-rm, ls-bath house. garsss
with large porch over Il, corner Wooded
lot. Call OIL. 6S67
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1926 MONROE ST NE.-Beautlful double
front bedroom, or bus line pCiylls. garage.
Cal MI SHMl after 4 30 nm
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EXCELLENT LOCATION

TINS Semi-detached Colonial brick homs
Contains 8 rooms side hall, built-in ga
rage; lovely lot, fireplace in living room.
An ideal home, moderately priced. To
see. cal BETTZELL. DI BOO
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1918 COLUMBIA RD n NW-Lovely md
fioor front twin beds, 50 each. sober
gentle men DU. 044S.
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WANTED SMALL UNFURN APT OR
light Housekeeping rooms In NV. for en-
ployed colored Coupla with li-year-old
son. References. Call MI, 723o.
NEAR ANACOSTIA HIGH SCHOOL-FUR
apt. or house. will pay up to S1U0 Box
253-V. Star. "a.
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ROLLINGWOOD

Corner brick. about years Old: custom
built Wooded est. Study and Law. on
St floor, 35-toot living room, all-electrio
{ kitchen with dlShwa Sher and sarbase dis
poAal plant, screened porch and open kun-
deck. lear garaEe WI 1857
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2 GIRLS to share room. private home. on
Seat Pleasant stIeetcar line. HI lQ17 r.
after 5
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COLUMBIA RD. NV, Is3f-Men; $3.50
wk., single rms. dble, 81. clean, warm,
10 min. d'tOVn, baths, shower, c h W,
conf beds, auto. gas ht. AID. 1890.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN..
APARTMENTS WANTED.


house in NV. Call weekdays RE. 6700,
Ext 4377.
WANTED. / ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH.
in NV. section. by refined ladies. do not
smoke or drink. Box 1877, Star.
2 LADIES ACCUSTOMED ONLY TO HIGH
class surroundings offer substantial rental
for desirable ? to rm., kit. apt; best
NV. sec, highest ref. Box 279-L, Star.
SMALL APT. FURNISHED OR PARTLY,
for employed couple: $45-S50 per mo. Call
MRS. H, DI 1000. 23'
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE WANT FUR
ntshed apartment. Call DI. 1910, Room
211. 27'
COUPLE DESIRES GROOM FURNISHED
apt. in Northwest section; TO $50. De-
catCr 4400. Ext. 2l5. 24E
COLONEL DESIRES FURN. APT WITH
bath and kitchenette or small furn. house
georgetown or s.w. OF 10th and w SITS.
ONE ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH, BY
Feb. 1st or 10TH unfurnished: NV. near
18th st. bus line preferred. Phone S.
HENDERSON, Michigan 1851. pa
LEASE OR SUBLEASE AIR-CONDTTTONED
apt 3 to rooms, located NV. section,
near downtown. Box 354-T Star
RESPONSIBLE ENGINEER DESIRES
clean 3-room. furn.. or unfurn. apartment,
by Feb. l. NV. Cab DU. 6794. "a.
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II W. I II I IINN,,
T240 Wise. Ave. WI. GAO.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
G1A OS0

Stone-and brick Colonial slate roof.
copper cutters and d1Wuspouts Lovely
living ru. with fireplace. dining rm., ex-
ceptional kitchen and breakfast nook,
bedrooms, each tWin-bed size Insulated
attic. FqagstOne porch. Formal garden.
Gear garage. For appointment to inspect
EDw- H. JONES & CO. INC.
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1895 NICHOLSON ST. NW-TWo beau
tifuliy furn. rooms for rent, slnEle and
double; good transportation.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDERS, CalculatoTe, dictaphones, type
writers, etc, cash paid Immediately.
Phone, RE. 25l3i night, SH. 5l21. sun,
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YOUNG COUPLE. TO BE MARRIED. DE
Sires two-room furnished apartment with
private bath Call Randolph $500 after
7 p m. 25a
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Sc, VACANT

Near 18TH and Penra. ave se-co-
tonia4 bfick, q rooms and bath. hot-water
heat attractive terms can be arranged and
immediate possession given
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
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SMALL OR MEDIUM SIZE APT. OR
small house, furnished or unfurnished IN
GEORGETOWN, Wardman Park ueIghborhoOd,
or close in. Box nSH-N. Sal n1t
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1924 Vermont Ave 81. S141.
and POOMING

Large room and boarding home for rent.
ffq4nrblslhed, at $3.50. per mo. Income over
SI;425 per mo. Call Mr. Johnson, EN-
I29O' until pm. F. A. TWEED CO, 55O4
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REAL CHARM.

SUBURBAN BUNGALOW.
- See this nome located in the Silver
Spring area on 3 large wooded lot. The
house contains living room and fireplace,
dining room. kitchen, 1St-foor bedroom
and layatroy; large bedroom, complete bath
on 2nd floor. built-In garage, slate roof.
home in new-houSe condition, only about
= years old. This is an Unusual home and
Al I n.1 ~
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CLOSING ESTATE.

block from bus 3 years old. 9 rms,
pam library rm. fireplace; large lot; gas
LltaL- 8eLleslA area. CAl OIL. R2RI-
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FURNISHED APT. ROOM, KITCHEN
cite and bath; settled couple; by Feb. /;
SeCtlnn MI hGnH
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1881 o ST. NW.-LRe front sgle -dble
excel furn. tuner-SprIng mattress. auto
Sot-wateE heat; Ss-Ss SO,
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VACANT HOUSES, ONE IN SILVER

SPRING. , IN D. c
Silver Spring, 305 GarWood st rooms.
detached brick with bedroom, y bath on
lst a. > large bedrooms and bath on sec
ond fl; nice lot, garage; u block from
bus: price So $50,
Near 7th and Sheridan SITS. n.w.-Semi-
detached brick, rooms. bath garage;
ST,260.
Near 4th and K SITS. ne.--G rooms, brick
gas hot-Water heat garage: $3.50.
NJ, B. WEAVER,
WO. 4944. DI 3346.
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ApARrs. FURk. OR UkFuRN.
APARTMENTS uNFURN,sHEp

5-RM. APT, PRIVATE BATH; ALL UTTII-
ties furnished. 2l33 st st. n W, first floor
Can be seen Sun. afternoon and Mon. Pos
session January 25.
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MOVING PACKING r. STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates
will take your surplus furniture as Pal
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing & Storage Co. Taylor 2937. 231
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EXCHANGE 2-REDPM CORNER APT,
accommoda tions, conV. Pentagon. RA
1856.
3 ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH; DESIRABLE,
quiet ocation "a block Mount Pleasant car
line; gentiles, no children; $57 50. After
moons or evenings, Apt. 81, 1S43 Mntwood
pl NV.
c ST NE-UNFURNISHED APT FOR
rent, consisting of > rooms, kitchen and
bath; all modern conVeniences: business
couple preferred. Tel FIR. 6545. 25+
1906 5th ST. NE ROOMS AND KITCH-
en-, 1st floor; gas, cleo and heat; 500 mo;
EMPLOYED couple only. TR. 1854
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DOWNTOWN, 164I ST Nw-WaIkinR
distance Double room Also space in double
Tor another man. Running water in rooms
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$500 CONN. AVE-Glrl to share cheerful
room with another. twin beds, newly furu
maple. Uullm. phone. transp. al door. EN-.
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1926 LIVINGSTON ST. " W one block and
half from Conn. ave bus. sleeping porch
and dreSSiug room employed couple pre-
fer red W0Odlcv BQG1
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3 BEDROOMS KITCHEN. BATH; NV.
section. near 14th; furn or unfurn; SEQ
S75. Box 271-V. Star. "a
ARTIST COUPLE DESIRES STUDIO. PRI-
vate bath and kitchenette, furn. or un-
furn., or converted garage: 10 minutes
downtown: SSO-SI00. Box 251-V. Star pa
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Continued on Next Page.)
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
RETHESNA-S3 S00
?. RIPLEY, SH. 1899 Eve Sil Sp Oe6s
NEARBY MD.-S5, $50

70 miles from downtown. Attractivs
bUug8low IN excellent condition: . bed
rooms fireplace, lot 70x15O. coal heat:
immediate possession. BOSS & PHELPS.
Realtors. MA 95Go Evenings and Sunday.
call MI EbarEtrfOrd ST, BEDS
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GEORGETOWN,

Brick, 3 bedrooms and bath. dining
room, full basement. located on quiet
street; price, $4,000 Seen by appoint
ment only Evenings, DU 4424
FITCH, FOX AND BROWN, MA. O3n1
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VARNUM ST N NW-Twin-bed vac. for
-cntle girl, share large double rm bath
and kitchenette with 3 other girls. 10th
ST. bus. Taylor 1890
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BEDROON dininp. living room fu1nitUre
contents of apis or homes. WE DO NOV
ING carefully. STORAGE. IA 2p3- 23'
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We can build you a brick bungalow with
4 large rooms, attic and basement coal
heat on large wooded lot near schools,
stores and Connecticut avenue bus line.
CaH between I and = pm, o. L. MUIR
DOCE. keneinetCn tEI-M- n3s
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majority of cases start at this time.
That these glands have much to
do with causing acne in a direct
way or indirectly because Of the
way foods are handled in the body
was proven recently. Physicians
were able to cause acne by injecting
gland extracts into young men and
women whose skin had been per-
fectly clear. BY stopping the use of
these extracts, the skin became free
Of acne again.
What about the use of this gland
treatment in cases where acne is
present? Doctors Charles H. Law
renee and Nicholas T. Werthessen,
Boston, in the Journal of Clinical
Endocrinology, present the result of
estrogen or ovary extract treatment
in Is acne patients GA females and
II males). The average age of the
females was about 26 years and of
the males 20 years. The average
length of time the acne had been
present was about nine years.
Twenty patients received disthys-
tilbestrol S mig. daily until their
ability to withstand this dose was
determined. In II the dose was
then increased to mig. daily and in
two mature males with severe
chronic acne, the dose was increased
to is to 2 mig. daily. Five pa
tients received ethinyl estradiol, is
daily, increased to 3 mig. if response
was not satisfactory.
What were results obtained? Fiji
teen patients eco per cent? became
free from acne in two to six months.
Two others in which treatment had
been interrupted became free in
eight to nine months. The remain
ing patients are still under treat
ment and show improvement. No
patient completely failed to i'm
prove.
The above proves what physicians
have believed for many years; that
is that some disturbance or lack Of
balance between the sex glands in
certain individuals is the cause of
acne. M Ill
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She didn't know, exactly, why ell
Their of them should make her feel
the way she did.
men stationed at each in red fig
ures, and the number we have at
each in blue figures. You may even
enjoy taking the tours that this book
suggests. Do so in any event. Now
if you have any questions?"
The deep violet-blue on the south
ern horizon was slowly taking form
and substance as the ship ploughed
steadily forward, feathering the CO.
bait sea. Anne Haywood leaned on
the damp salt-sticky rail, watching
it. In the east, already suffused with
pale green and yellow and pink, a
single star still shone, a precise
clean candle lighting the SUMS way
up over the last step into the dawn
ing world.
She heard step on the deck be-
hind her, glanced around and smiled.
''That's it, isn't it?"
She nodded into the opalescent dis
lance.
The man beside her stood for an
instant, gravely intent.
eyes" he said. "That's it,
Puerto Rico patria de mis-
amores,
Jardin de flores >"
He stopped and turned to her with
a smile. 'sThe Isle of Enchantment,
we used to call it. Now they call It
The Gibraltar of America"
Sand we're spending how many
millions to make it that?" Anne
Haywood asked lightly. She glanced
around. "Mr. Taussig would know,
! suppose. He seems to be q one.
man information bureau"
A short heavy-set man in a light
green tropical suit with tennis slip
pers and yachting cap had come
out on deck. A camera and a pair
of binoculars were slung over his
shoulders. The black sun glasses at
tached to his thick-lensed spectacles
hid his pale blue eyes without max
ing him any more attractive.
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zzE5zss=z@zSsss,s : IN - . IDS - -
Z ~ ra7~ tzSV'3 49, = 4-KET1Z
lAIhA CARBIDE AN z~~SSNNExaaS
lARNM&hA CONSPIRAC 7 gEy%eN=
gNVMNNNM bn BRENDA Gonna g, I SNW&&s
b. BRENDA CONRAD .,

New York for the last two years,
and she worked at it. She may be
taking vacation. Captain Wilcox
was on her fathers paper too. He
may be the reason for her going
down."
He stood rigidly for a moment,
and sat down.
Here is her picture"
He took it out Of the briefcase.
'It was taken two years ago. She
is even lovelier now. It is her color
ing as much as anything. Her hair
is reddish-gold, her eyes are almost
amber with gold flecks in them. l
have been watching her the last
three days. I can't make out wheth-
er the way she laughs when people
ask her if she's going down to see
Wilcox is because she is or is not.
At any rate, watch her too. She Is
intelligent and keen, as well as beau
tiful. I wish we had a few women
like her."
He took a green cloth-bound book
out of the rack under the radio.
Sand here is bon voyage present
for you. It is ''Puerto Rico: A Guide
to the Island of Borinquen," kindly
put out by the Government Of the
United States. It has all the proper
information about the history and
monuments of the island. It also
had map on the back cover. I'm
fortunately it was not as detailed
as we wished, SO I have taken the
liberty of substituting another"
He riff1ed the pages until he came
to the end of the book.
''It is scale map that you are to
mark. A blue circle for major plants
in civilian areas, a red circle for
key stations in military establish
ments. Green where they supply
both civilian and military, like the
plant at Aguadilla for instance,
which serves Borinquen Field and
the town. Use blue and red crosses
for minor units. Put the number Of
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-10-22
Children Should
Stand and Sit Erect

Your youngster has now returned
to school and you have likely had
any condition of the teeth and tom
sils inspected and when necessary
treated by the family physician and
dentist. If so, it is not likely that
you will receive any note from the
school physician unless, Of course,
there is need for an examination of
the eyes.
However, it is possible that your
youngster will need some attention
of which, perhaps, the school physi-
clan and nurse may not notify you.
I refer to the round shoulders and
dropping head which is common
among school children.
What causes round shoulders?
In America, we consider round
shoulders to be due to fatigue, care
lessness or weakness. In Great Brit
ain they consider that round Shout
ders cause the fatigue and weak
ness.
In most cases the round shoulders
are due to careleSSnesS OF the child,
and the thoughtlessness Of parents
in not making the youngster stand
erect and sit erect.
Other cases are due to tiredness
or to weakness, and here again par
ents can prevent round shoulders by
seeing that the youngster gets plenty
of rest.
Food enters into the matter OF
erect carriage. Fortunately most
children are fond of food and the
diet in most households is rich in
vitamins, minerals, proteins, fruits
and sugar. Cod liver oil helps those
who are a little "droopy."
: The simplest way to prevent round
shoulders and maintain an erect
carriage at all times is to stand tall
and sit tall at all times. Sitting
and standing tall draws shoulders
back, throws out the chest, and fiat
tens or draws in the abdomen. Hav.
ing your child stand naturally
sideways to mirror, and then stand
as tall as he can, shows him instant
ly how good he looks when he stands
erect.
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QUESTION BOX

Q.-What are the symptoms of
vitamin c deficiency?
A.-Scurvy especially in infants is
one result of lack Of vitamin c.
soreness in joints, bleeding Of gums
and under skin, loose teeth, etc.
Q.-What is Fibrositis and what
causes it?
A.-Fibrositis Is an inflammation
of the fibrous ends of muscles near
. Joint. Gould be caused by infec-
tion.
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when life Is at It's
best for them. Thus
whenever q new or
different method of
treatment of acne is
reported from re-
sponsible sources, !
pass it along to my
readers.
For years 1t was
believed that acne is
caused by gland
changes, particular
ly in the sex glands,
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THE CAUSE OF ACNE
Released by Western Newspaper Union.

I write frequently about acne be-
cause this skin blemish spoils the
lives and often affects the minds of
our teen age boys and girls, just
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''' IMPROVED '''.'''
UNIFORM IlNTERl(ATIO NAl
CUNDAy1
ocHooL Lesson

BY HAROLD L. LUNDQUIsT, d. d.
, OF The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc
lected and copyrighted by International
Council Of Religious Education; used by
permission.
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HONoRING OUR PARENTS

LESSON TExT-Exodus 2o:12; Luke 2:4s.
81; Mark 1858; John l9:25-27.
GOLDEN TEXT-Children, obey your
parents in the Lord: for this is right
Ephesians 6:1.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14

BEAUTY OPERATOR. manicurist. perma-
nent position. good salary Emile, Inc,
1921 Conn
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COMPTOMETER
OPERATOR
TYPIST

Experienced; executive ONCE Of manufac-
turing concern: permanent position with
good salary. Apply 10 to IL noon or ! to
!. pm. Mrs Wilson, Room 103, 1923 18th
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CASHIER, eHgcYcnccd for ladies' specially
shop Telephone District 500 for inter
view appointment. KAPLOWITz. 52l -523
12Lh
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CLERK-TYPIST,
EXCELLENT SALARY, SHORT
HOURS, VACATION WITH PAY.
APPLY IN PERSON, PEOPLES
DRUG STORES OFFICE, IT P
ST. NE.
WOMEN, COLORED, 25-45
YRS. OF AGE, TO WORK IN
SHIRT DEPT. APPLY THE
ELITE LAUNDRY CO., 2117
14th ST. NV, REAR.
TYPIST, part-time day work
in newspaper Office, will prob
ably average five days per
week. 75c per hour. Middle
age no barrier if good typist
and speller. Box 1884, Star.
BOOKKEEPER OR ASSIST
ANT, FULL TIME OR EVE
NINGS; EXP, PROGRESS
S1VE; GOOD SALARY TO
START, EXCELLENT OP-
PORTUNITY FOR AD-
VANCEMENT. REPLY OWN
HANDWR ITING. BOX
372C, STAR.
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HELP WoMEN.
STENOGRAPHER,
Excellent opportunity for Advancement
wlth large insurance co. Phone MIS-
Cassidy, Ma 1858
2 WOMEN, AGES 2O-4O,

To make sandwiches Must have expert
ence and be fast. No Sun. work. Hours
Il mldnlsht TO am Wages. S35 week
state experience and refs. Apply Box
964B, Star.
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ADVERTISING COPY WRITER, experienced
in fashion COPY and rough layout; dept.
store experience preferred; good salary
steady Job. Apply Immediately kronstadt
Advertising Agency. Gl2 18th ST n W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14

CASHIER BOOKKEEPER, young lady OF
neat appearance for retail shoe store.
Good salary. II VOC are not interested in
permanent position 90 not apply. Nisley
Shoe Co, 1880 + St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14

Good openings in circula ton department
Of large publishing company: 5-day. 40
hour week SATURDAYS of good starting
typine speed unnecessary. Apply at once
10 MI. Snlbbe. 29ni NJ ST NV
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CHARWOMAN. white reliable private
home employed adults, $40 mo 1--we out
hours 10 he arranEed; no Sundays Sl3S
Both s. NV. No phone calls
CHILD'S NURSE, experienced, 2 and 3
year children, Mother war worker At
tractive I'm in new home. 90 monthly
Cook emp. Apply ewes, OR, 0s05
CLERICAL WORKER for once, no tvplng
Brookland ne resident preferred AL
state Home Equipment Co, $3.50 10th
o.. ..
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STFNOGRAPHFP

TYPIST-CLERK, Is to As
years age, experienced office
worker; steady position, good
pay. Apply $50 New York
ave. NV.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT

For washington Ford dealer. A stenos-
s sn2 v nth k9aowlsdSs Of booEksepins
hours week. 9 an. 10 pm.
See Mr.. Erwin,
HILL Il TIBBITTS,
1l1> vermoot Avs. NV,
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HELP WokAEN.
Millinery Salesladies,

Opportunity for women with experience
attractive salary, plus weekly commissions
Also openings for smart young ladies
without experience: Apply Mr.. Williams.
Hollywood Shops, 1902 St NV
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WE HAVE 4 POSITION for some one who
an sssd Who som 7. oStn q matt nitons
nent work with a future. She must type
accurately; must have some shorthand,
must be able to handle phone calls pleas,
antly and intelliEently and to learn once
routine. This Advertisement is not ad-
dressed to any one who is LOOKING for an
initially highly paid position, but to one
who wants to advance by working into a
position Of dependability after learning the
details OF our contracting business. Phone
Republic 1910 for an interview.
The Armstrong Cork Co.
SECRETARY STENOGRA-
Pier, Is TO As YEARS AGE,
CAPABLE ASSUMING RE-
SPONSIBILITY, ABILITY
HANDLE VOLUME DETAILS
IN ESSENTIAL WAR BUSI-
NESS; OLD ESTABLISHED
FIRM; STEADY POSITION.
$1,7O0 YEAR START. OP-
PORTUNTTY ADVANC
MENT. GIVE FULL DE-
TAILS, REFERENCES. BOX
307-C, STAR.
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HELP WokEN.
SALESI,ADY.

selling in one of wsshington's leading
dept. stores, 2o-4o years OF age: selling
experience not essential We teach and
train you. S25 week, plus bonus For
interview call Miss @. rush, Elk. 1000,
Ext. 1929, 3 to | and 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14
HELP WoMEk.
NURSING ATTENDANTS

Course for nursing attendants; classes
beginning April /. la43. Salary. $40 per
mo-, increased to $50 at end of ! year
Meals. uniforms and uniform laundry. See
Mrs. Meier Tuesday, March is, between
q and II,
DOCTORS HOSPITAL,
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WOMEN, WHITE

WOMEN, WHITE
(2), soldering, assembling or
other light factory expert
ence will be helpful; should
be neat workers and not over
IS. Call Hobart 2476, ask for
Mrs. Mantel.