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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-16
zMAG0VIT0 pR0D|RANJE
zAvEzNIk0V Ma 5I(ILIJI
Med zajetimi Nemci so tudi Poljaki, Jugo-
slovani, Slovaki in Francozi, XII so jih
nacisti prisilili armada
ODSkOk NADALJNIH PADALCEV IN PRISTANJE
MOSTVA IL JADRALNIH LETAL MA SICILIJI

Vceraj so odskocili ma Sicili-
jo nadaljni ameriski in angleski
padalci in velika jadralna leta-
la so prinesla ma Ctok nadalinje
zaveznisko mostvo, docim 50 a.
meriske cete prodrle nadaljnih
sedem mill v sicilsko gorovje,
kjer zdaj hite prodiranjem,
da Sc eimprej zdruzijo angles
kimi cetami, XII prodirajo proti
planjavi Catanije.
Zajetje nadaljnega generala
JUNO cd kraja Vizzini Sc je
predal zaveznikom nadaljni ita-
lijanski general s svojim Sta
bonn.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS. clerks, receptionists select
positions. NO CHARGE unless placed; top
salaries NATL. Teachers Agency (Est. 10
YrS). l311 G ST MA Ola
Evening star., 1943-08-04
RE-UPHOLST STEERING

RE-UPHULSIERING.
Two-piece living suite upholstered for
$40; covering and new inside material In
and friezette; workmanship suaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO,
2609 14th st. NV. COLUMBIA 23sf.
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ACCORDION AND sAxOPHONE wanted,
A6brSe ABS SFes M.aTNks haf N49s$s s1sr
sps "a se' 4ss5 sSss5eds5ae Week 81 PISS PISS
ING CAREFULLY; STORAGE. IA. IA sSS sasT.
| BEDROOM SUITES. ONCE furniture. din-S
ing and living room suites. elec refrigera-~
tors glassware and rugs. Dupont 05l3, !
Cash. Tradei Brenner p s4s HsoF9 Psnna Dh'es nes'
SEss sHoTHIs6 s6Yg H5sp HJsbEs srES rap
3237 M St NV MI. 5715 Open eve. viii Irl caifl!
CLoTHING-Better prices paid for mems
81 e!ss open s1er' eVei Wi Il ftsf esil 7'h st. NV.
5s ass P;1fi % e. I'll e. .
ELEcTRic MIXER PsI f Mixmastsr s tsn or Hamilton
Beach must be in Al condition and reas
FLING CASE. drawer letter size, steel. ,
write y Mariowe. 4 East Granville dr.. !
uRNITuRE-Private party wants room. 9
traTnigrs' ra a & arso Eash5sg va ing machine and radio
msdsts Ismoval, District ;37se. - :.
soods H also buy snc Can oee
nings, Republic 1872. =.
attention; highest cash prices Cali any
time tins RE, Re- 1905 Eyes. NE. 5317. -
prices paidn Can Murray. Taylor 1888. (
or Wilson preferred, with bag. Paterson. {
Guns; Guns rifles; pistols, swords and all
6iaded weapons hunting knives. etc, a
ffEsns fGod prize oi d954 t95 ~ cal. pump. E. o.
JEWELRY, diamonds, shotguns. Cameras
PRICES PAID. Also choice diamonds for
pTANowWsnt Plan We e buy Or rent rent sDi9st Of :
IMo Dealers Phone ia. 1888.
PIANOS-We pay cash for grands spinets
Gan Us Before you Sell Arthur 1 SonH,reHn Jordan
Piano Co, 1O15 7th ST. Ma 8223
PIANos-Highest spot-cash price paid for
or phone Ma. 452S for informatio formal and and
appraisal Hugo Worch. lI10 G st. NV.
PA PdANo wanted for practice; reasonable.
10 Mfnef MFHesnS'Sjaf cah FIR pi%h2 si2s Concerto
Mao HfSR Hshf BUY va an types
repair; hsmstitching. buttons covered.
sfafjnS sfnbn6 siI BED s, RE- 1909 RE 2$1I
new. Paterson. EX. 5972.
diton. Call Chestnut 1891,
Mss WinsIow. oxford 1850: call eveninss
WASHING MACHINE. will pay high cash
prlGs; r pn =, pTIyats ~ % party Call Randolph 5292
baby cash. HO. O751.
WASHING MACHINE. private party, good
condition, or reparable. Also , rooms
furniture. Call FIR. 0663 any time
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MISCELLANEOUS ros sAts te...,

- ssNsSs0SS t0N SShG t@om.Is
piANoS FOR RENT--New and used spin-
yates cs Republic ssfs 2fs < krrfs. rIsas0hass 1895
G,s. tmiddle OF block,
sieS $1,000 ST. FiishsF' sl ss msdium-sise uprisht.
Idr.ss PLANO y Mason ssl { Hamln baby Grand, Am
Mason & Hamitn rpidsy i's st ssnnns saiTnoss ,n nss
ton, at us 18th st. NV
PLANO. rl.,N small apt: size. excellent condition.
PIANos--we have a large selection Of nsw
and used srands of such makes as Mason
Suse. % sfie ssUrg Knsss elsrk sStpw., wS..
JORDAN S1ASo CO. 1915 eiisee 4th AsrHua e nH
PLASTER BOARD tnsw,, half inch thick.
attic or cellar the extra room you YOU 'inse need:
' ," os "A ACE I.'vi wREcKrsd 5as Sss'e CO. 3 ACE
sss's1s ss4.t:t tssss S. rs n Hs':S . Il.
rsdio combinations n'' In snsley snde0n General %
Electric and Others Immediate delivery.
,oin iAnRTSTs III 81 JpSpAS s pr pIAso CO. 3ss,, I.
RADIO PHoNoGRAPH coMsINaTios,
l94i Zenith. sios orisinaily. 2431 oirsrd
RANGE. fun-size electric, Hotpoint. GOOD.
condition. 500; full-size white gas rance,
RASGR. f neg siSa aospent 9nneF ks.ss.n sa gSes
Hoover vacuum cleaner. combination rs-
d. kitchen cabinet. No dealers IA.
REFRIGERAToR, elec., Leonard, s Gu ftt
yrs old. Falls Church 1946-w. 5e2s
RErRIGERAroR. Gu. IT.; gas range.
REFRIGERATOR, 6Is-er- ri. Crosiey Shell
ar, yador, ex: cond, good buy at $40. SLIGO
REFRIGERAToRs, electric ranges. west.
'Rt.ou p % snfITH nss pfaetitfs pae4 H TT eo.os
ROSEWOOD CHEST. modern. 4.drsssr. E aver.
1 don $50 GTssSer cssS cap sp Ga nrrSs good
RUGS, all wool; carpets, broadlooms, rsm.'
nants. .linoleum; summer sale, woodrsiss
Island ave aaps m oDsn eTsnnsI In III 10 ssSss sso
sAWDUsT: 27c bag, S bags 81 Is, deiiv.:
for store floors and many other uses.
18th and H sEcNiEdEE sts sE 5ass SO "a. Ave. NV.
sECRETARIAL TYPEwRfTER DESK, wal al
nut. $40; z armchairs; walnut. SIS, ons
leather aphoistered. sia; one ee file aSh eaSinss
oak, 4 drawers. letter size. ST. I3s5E
sEwsG MHeHSTs aVs rent.d END 00. 9.x machines
for sale: treadle mach. $40; ali makes
repair 1887 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 4244,4
sToKERs. domestic and commercial, 81
CO. qE ssa$, sH: 11ss %sfissh Or en-. 5f4a f4Hananes
TRANSIT. K. g. E., level rod, range poles,
SaaIn,u shaiIn, all IN perfect condition. Phone
TRUMPET, Holton: bargain price. s1S S.so.s
JOIN our band and learn to play. Cali
REPUBLIC 82l2. KITS. 1880 q st. (middls
TwfN-BED ENDS, pair. matching chest
carved inlaid walnut. $50. CHI. 1900.
WALLPAPER. room lots. IL slnsl. rolls
Islano ave. ne. MI. $500. :
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VENETIAN BLINDS.

As LOW AS 81 so AND UP
FREE ESTIMATES-PROMPT SERVICE. =
NO INSTALLATION CHARGES
PARK AVENUE VENETIAN BLIND Co.
WA 449S %
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WANTED, restaurant or luncheonette. for
rent or to buy on terms. Box 3s4-T
RESTAURANT, well equipped. excellent
maker best bargain in city today: owner
drafted in Army. Priced for cash Plenty
stock on hand. RE. s54l, 10 am. to
Q pm.
BOOMING HOUSE, II rooms, 41a baths,
S75 rent; about / block from Dupont Cir
Gle; completely furn.i income quoted, S340
Vermont H az" ave aGS@ Room aq&n af RE s 5i4o Io'o
THE BEST COLoRED RESTAURANT we
have ever had for sale; seats over 100. does
s9O De sfsfls sHSzo oS'G9S ss 1ftR fftms MA 55eo
LARGE, beautifully furnished, 2-bath, de-
tached home. ami, residential section.
NV: bedrooms rented large income;
leaving city; $1,000, complete. Box
BARBER SHOP. chairs, est $500: easy
terms: owner drafted a30 So. Fillmore st,
Arlington. Va. oxford 2336 50
rent; very best of furniture; 1900 block
EdEin Ii i Fll5,d Ei,d iSio Vermont ave, Room
LUNCHEONETTES AND SODA FOUNTAIN
for rent in busy drugstore, on percentage
basis; best location. Must purchase small
stock of salable merchandise. co. 9S9S. 81
DRUGSTORE, one of ,Washington's best;
"a
for selling. Box 351-T, Star. 50
DRY CLEANING and laundry store good
location, near large new housing project,
excellent wholesale connections, Owner
has other business. Reas. AT, 5R51.
ROOMING HOUSE, Harvard st. near 14th
NV; rooms, 2l2 baths, S10,75 rent, gas
heat, 2-car gar; price, 81 900: terms.
Edwin L. Ellis, 1910 Vermont ave, Room
III. RE 5l4o.
WILL RENT the use of my laundry from
q pm. night shift until > am: hand
laundry, hotel or private party; reasonable
Phone after pm. Hillside O92O. Mr..
Lewis.
RESTAURANT near Navy, Yard. good
equipment clean; doing $1,000 weekly;
$50 rent; owner will sacrifice. See
r. NJ. De SHAzO, 1l23 l4th. MA. $500
ROOMING HOUSE. bedrooms accommo-
dating II persons: near Conn. ave. and
Taft Bridge. Owner: Box 367-T, Star. s.
CIGAR NEWSSTAND in hotel lobby; own
er away, must sell; golden opportunity for
S1,100. Box 373-T Star.
RESTAURANT, small. corner, modern
equipment, Nv section; sufficient points to
take cara OF business: rent. $40: not much
cooking, mostly short orders and sand
wiches; can be operated by man. wife and
| girl; complete price, 1880 $3.50 down
PAYMENT; by owner. Cali AID. 367S. HOO
Fla. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-04

NEED EXTRA MONEY!
Only requirement is that you be en-
ployed; I. costs % you nothinS to investigate.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

TWO long wheelbase stake body trucks 10
hire by the hour, day or load AT. 937f
Evening star., 1943-01-10
RED-ITCHY SKIN?
watch outfits often
ECz + NJ A
Home
Treatment
Promptly
Relieves
1orture!

First applications Of wonderful soothing
medicated iqnid Zemo-a doctors for
mula quickly relieve the intense itching
soreness OF eczema, psoriasis and similar
annoying skin irritations due to external
cause. Iemo also aids healing. Amazingly
successful for over 80 years, Apply any
time doesn't show on skin. First trial Of
clean. stainless Iqud Zemo convinces,
Only 35e. Stubborn cases may need the
1925 Extra Strength.
All drugstoreS
Evening star., 1943-01-10

With thoughts Of spring ond eoster
stirring in your heort, increase the
pleosont ont'eipotion by mokine
flottenns two piece print frock like
this The stores oIreody ore offering
Coy profus'on Of prints in the most
tempting eoIors ond potterns Choose
one Tor this softly feminine two piece
offo'r and You'll be we'll storted on the
high rood Of spring foshion. The skirt
fuilness IS Just where it should be, ond
the contrasting collar and cuffs provide
Just the right touch in O bosie frock
thot will meet every occasion Po.tern
No. 1913 IS designed FOR sizes II, "A,
Is, lS ond 20 80 to SO bust Size
-. with short sleeves, requires 35s yords
OF IS or 39ineh moterioi, plus Is yord
eontrost.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
CONCERT.

/ CONCERT.
WPS Symohony Orchestra, Socia.
Security Auditorium, Third anc
Independence avenue S.W., $3.50
o'clock tonight.
DANCES.
Random Club, YWCA, 614 z
street NV, O'Clock tonight.
All States Club, Washington Hotel
$3.50 o'clock tonight.
LUNCHEON.
Smith College Club of Washing
ton, YWCA, 12:45 pm. tomorrow
Roy Veatch to speak on Shall We
Feed the World?"
RECREATION.
Walsh Club for War Workers, 4
to II o'clock tonight. Book Club
8 o'clock; recorded concert, $3.50
o'clock.
TRIPS.
Potomac Hostels, overnight hike
and bike trips to Colesville and
Sandy Spring, Md, meet at hostels
office, 458 Indiana avenue NV, 5
pm. tomorrow.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater, tonight; George Berg,
Olmstead Club acts, Army Air
Forces Glee Club and Marian Ven-
able Dancers.
Entertainment tickets, The Hut, p"
E at Pennsylvania avenue NV, 4
10 $50 o'clock tonight.
Pepsi-Cola Center, $50 am. to-
day to 1890 am. tomorrow. First
three floors open to servicewomen.
Recreation, Masonic Center, / to
10 O'Clock tonight.
Officers.
Officers Club of the United Ma
tionS, Burlington Hotel, 10 am. to
1890 O'Clock tonight. Halloween
dance, $50 o'clock. Introductory
cards to entertainment.
Golf and tennis, Kenwood Coun-
try Club, all day. Guest cards at
Burlington Hotel.
Servicemen.
Recreation, 1911 H street NV
am. TO II o'clock tonight.
Recreation, Anacostia USO, Four
teenth and u streets Sc, l 10 10
o'clock tonight.
*Voice recording. dance, games,
NE. USO, 1912 North Capitol street,
II o'clock tonight.
*Dance and voice class, 7 o'clock
tnpiqhL: o't2fe rance, g cctoc! :.
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iNCCS OUSO), 1914 N street NV.
'Amateur camera and movie guild
NCCS .(USO), 926 G street NV
7:30 o'clock tonight.
+Mah-jong and dance instructions
Central Center, o'clock tonight.
*Dranna and ballroom classes
Roosevelt Center, 8 o'clock tonight
Dance, Servicemen's Club No.
8 o'clock tonight.
Dances, Thompson and Langley
Centers, s:15 O'Clock tonight.
SDancs with Army Air Force
oand, Noes (USO>. s1s IIenlt
strest NV, $50 n'clocA. ionisnr.
Dance. YWCA (USO), $50 o'clocl
tonight.
.Dance, NE. UsO, Tenth ano
Massachusetts, avenue NE, 9 o'clock
tonight.
FOR COLORED SERVICEMEN.
*Open house, Leisure Lodge, noon
to midnight tonight.
Bridge party, YMCA CUSO), {
o'clock tonight.
Halloween party, YWCA (USO)
8 o'clock tonight.
'Dance, Banneker Club, 9 O'Clock
tonight.
Halloween dance, Hearthstone
War Workers Club, 9 o'clock tonight
*War workers welcome.
Details call Travellers Aid-USO
MA, 1881,
Evening star., 1943-10-29
SITUATIONS MoMEN.

BOOkkEEPER, 5. years experience in
construction, familiar with all phases Of
conStruciion accounting; salary. $50 per
DRESSMAkING - Designing remodelinr.
Irving st NV, Apt 4. AID. o23S.
GIRL, colored, would like work in doctors
office or work as typist-clerk or card
HOMEMAKER. competent, to AGED man.
T; Moody, 60, w. E. Duncombe. Berwvn.
LADY youne. D desires clerical. cash,erins or
selling employment for evenings. Call
evenings, all day Sun. Union 1859
NURSE, private duty. colored. desires ma
OFFICE WORK. part time. or .tvplng at
home; IL years experience auditing and
general office work. Franklin 1856 3Us
PHYSICIANS receptionist-nurse- typist.
experienced: professional appearance: un-
der 30. Minimum salary. S45. Kendall.
RECEPTIONlsT desires position with DR..
or dentist, nursing ability. typlst; eff
cient trustworthy. Box o02-H, Star. 29-
SECRETARY in doctors office, young LADY.
prefers NV. section of city, Chevy Chase or
En- Sfh Sfs s,perenceo
week % caII Wareia 4ssi 4iiisRts atter s4% pm ge-
STENOG., part-time work, temporary: 7
years exp. Box 225-H, Star
WOMAN, young, college graduate, person.
mel, social secretary, radio, some free
Ct Ct availability; salary, 5000. Box 137:-H
YOUNG LADY desires a responsible posi-
ton in established firm: college graduate.
B. S. degree, major in chemistry and nu-
triton: avail immed. Box 211D, Star.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Deaths Repoyted

Dl. II A..
A2ozta 11ei!mult.r. 81, 1913 aslorsms ID.
r.G.
John Gayan, rs, a26s f9lh 1t. ne.
George W. Beatty, 10, :.0.2 Columbia I'd.
Dora April. so. Arlington va.
John J. Port. IS. GAL g st, s.w,
Saxper Harlan, 65, 4831 Kansas ave. NV,
Patrick Murphy, 55. address unknown.
bernard g. Osborn, 80. 311D w st. sc.
ernest Thompson, 4S, 14O r st. ne
Rhea S. Hyde 40. Arlington, Va.
Andrew zeller, jr., 81. 1888 Trinidad ave.
ne.
Melvin c. sandnes. 20, Paynesville, MINI,
Thomas w. Ellis infant, Arlington, va.
Charles Banks, SO. Blue Plains, d. c.
Catherine r. Williams. 54. sO3 list st. s.w.
Alexander Miles, 40. 500 Que ST. NV
Philip Kelly,7 z, CAPITOL HEIGHTS. Md
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Births Reported

John and Mamie Allmon. girl.
James and Lula Amick, boy.
xvrnm William an and rS,tS Rnby Anderson, girl.
William and Jean Bell. girl
Alonzn and Mabel Berger, girl.
Maurice and Victoria Biting, boy.
Levi and June Biatter. boy.
James and Ruby Burns, boy.
Thomas and Angela. Carroll. boy,
ana and stana cUns boy boy
Lester and Hazel Grouse, boy.
David and Ruth Davis, girl.
Hugh and Janet Dawson, girl.
Marius and Dana DeMartino, girl.
Arthur and Margaret Diver, boy
Cornelius and Myra Donnelly. boy
JACK Hne Kan and l CT Cleo II pHDean, S b9y; -,
Raleigh and Lucille qossard; girl.
ESsert rIts and nd Anne Hughes ig girl
Lester and Anna Jones, boy.
Patrick and Marie Kildes, boy.
Joseph and Bertha Krieg, boy.
Ernest and Louella Kyle, girl.
Andrew and velya Lingle. girl.
Harry and Ruth Merold girl.
Preston and Margaret Moran, girl
Horace and June McCarroll,. girl.
Harry and Violet Mcconnell. girl.
Francis and Kathleen McGrsil boy.
Hubert and Ruby Newell, girl.
Clayton and katherine Northrop, girl
Francis and Vivian Perkins, boy.
Vito and Mildred Perruso, girl.
Simon and Ann Pittle, girl.
Daniel and Margaret Prettyman, boy.
Ralph and Margaret Pryor, boy.
John and Aileen Quill, boy.
John and Mae Reyes. bow.
Kenneth and Emma ReshenberR. girl.
John and Faye Richards, girl.
Thomas and Virginia Richardson. boy.
Francis and Rosa Russo, boy.
Reuben and Marjorie Sanders, boy.
Joseph and Mary Scalley, boy.
William and Julia Scheid, girl
George and Anna SPmerjian, boy.
Philip and Ruth Silver boy
Charles and Marjorie Simpson, boy.
Roger and Violet Smith, girl.
George and Hazel Syer, boy.
Alvis and Villa Sykes, boy.
William and Wanda Thompson, boy.
Aaron and Mildred Twersky, girl
Walter and Louise Urich, girl.
William and Virginia Wa2ner, bor.
Benjamin and Irene Wakefield, boy.
James and Julia Ward, girl
William and Ruth Wright. girl.
John and Frances Cooper. boy.
Lewis aud Mae Cunningham, eilI.
,Tohn and Fannie Fielder. girl
villa n and Matte Graz. Si.i
IUIizn snd 1'ic Jscl-- on, no
Prime : no Hem Jcd-rscn, 70"
9snle m-a sno 6'Entre Jobdrol. ~.
Willlart 2 10 1es ale &iu.. elcI.
rJlllis N ira Eutn 1Lsn, noI.
Joseph ana Juanlt4 Shloley, :
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day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Joseph Betman. e7, and Phyllis Parrish
21. both of Fort Myer.
Gossage, n. 1910 soth s,11' st. NV anu A"''
Frederick .Hundemer, jr.. 9. Cincinnati
and Helen Jodlowsky. 10, 632 Massa
HeFnsF ana E1ssss Fl Rhoeds eamp ssqns n C.
Reginald Tollefson, 26. Fort Belvoir. anc
=. Eunice Evans, %. 2iOl ST. NV.
olive Phelps ai. aaa 18th 81 st. ne ne. n'
1s, both of Arlington.
LepnaId omar i Johnanck, Jnn e, and Mary Rice. 32
Miles Martin, 4s,, and Irene Taylor, 80
Wliiam naIn Phillips, lips q .oa and Clara kutch-
rhoaas s9a9. zad' M p0lh OF 7ss st. St se me-
Henry Curt. 20, brooklyn, and nd Doroth,
n Driseoll, q, 25I6 18th pl. ne
and Matte Brown. 20, 1882 Euclio
James Dyke e6, 76a Columbia I'd NV.
and Matte Cooke, %. 2:9 Florida
Wallace MORGAN, 20, a2o e5th st. NV.
and Vernamae Little. I9, 6O2 23rd st
James Jackson, 43. 1113 49th st. ne.
and Helen Coleman. 80. i'll 4stf
Kenneth westervelt. 35, Arlington. and
Martha Clayton. "a. l40S New harap.
1t. sNEs Robert ers' ivie. H;s. "A, Edenton, N. c.
and Ensign Mary Cutting. 1901 10th
st. NV.
john Mason; %. and Leila setters, 20,
both OF 373l Hayes 81 us.
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and Marie Baden. SO, s22 Kentucky
ave. Sc,
Charles Chisholm. 81, e2s goth st. nv,
Macarthur blvd. NV
John Weber, 81. Hotel Roosevelt. and
Stanley Drewnowski. ~, New York City,
and Melbs, Bodss, 1901 18th st. NV
Harry Gindele; 27. Fort Benning. and
William McKenney, IS, 1909 Eas. CAPITOL
ST., and Eloise Russell, -, IIo Ridge
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PERPET-
ual Building Association will be held at the
ONCE of the Association. Eleventh and
E Streets NV, Monday, November 18th,
l943, at seven-thirty O'Clock pm
EDWARD c. BALTZ.
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HELP MEN.

statesmen, mems furnish.
ings; permanent position;
experience preferred but not
necessary. See Mr.. Magiday
Grosner Of 1925 F st. NV
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.

COUNTER CLERK, experienced phar-
macy not essential. Maxwell g. Tenny-
son. 1901 Eye st. NV.
COUPLE, experienced in rooming house
operations, for 10Th and K sts. NV. IA
loom house; apartment and $lOO month
salary wife to manage, operate: man,
maintenance work In reply. give full
experience, reference, etc. Box 2l5-H,
Star 29s
COUPLE, young, good pay, pleasant sur
roundings and 4-room furnished bunga =
low; on poultry farm. Phone Severna
Park 1855
MAN AND WIFE, colored, no children, to
act as janitor; 26-family apt, new bldg
Living quarters and sood salary. Apply
Colonial Investment Co, ST. 9th NV
CaShier-Man or Woman.
Experienced. with unauestionable refer
enceS: top wages. After 3 pm. for inter-
view. Central Liquor Store, SIS 9th st. NV
Evening star., 1943-10-29
SITUATIONS MEN

CREDIT MANAGER, thoroughly experi-
enced all phases wholesale. retail credit.
collection ard adjustment detail; excellent
II II any yicInlty, Box 1S5-h. Star. ?a'
ENGINEER, refrigeration and mocha MICA L.
desires position as service supervisor. Al
reference. Box @@4-H. Star, 3I'
MAN, yo ing, -. draft exempt. @ yrs exp.
as Clk., vt. Secty., CORRESPONDENT and of
mgr. desires position recurring supervls-
ory or manag erlal ability; $50 uk TR.
MATERIAL BILLS, payrolls, ration currency
ana tax accounts audited by experienced
nan evenings. Box 2l1-H. Star 30"
SALESMAN, draft exempt, wants D C..
connection. Phone Alex. 613S 2a'
POSITION wanted for duration. Is yearS'
experience selling and personnel mana ee-
ment: recently DISCHARGED from service ::
age, 40 years: give full particulars of work
and remuners ton. Box 2O3-H, Star 2as
DISCHARGED MiDSHIPMAN, u. S. N R..
-? years. IS inches, 100 lbs, single: B A.
~ in history. government economics;
outstanding RATINGS in Carnegie record
examinations: special knowledge of LATIN
america, familiar with Spanish. German
French, research writer: public speaker
with RADIO and stage experience; widely
read. with broad musical and cultural
background: considerable training IN Chem
lStry and physics. with experience in larGs
industrial laboratory: ready to go anywhere
in the world Seeks present connection
with postwar Developments. Excellent ref
erenceS. Ross Edmund" : S Fitzhugh
st. Room !. Rochester az. New York 2ls
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PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS,
APPLES AND SWEET CIDER

OPEN WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYS
Out Georgia ave. ) miles to Glenmount,
light on Route 1S2 miles W. W. Moore,
SANDY Spring. Md. Ashton 24.1
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WI. SOIL
MAID-S25 PER WEEK.

Colored; general house
work, light cooking and laun-
dry; must live in: family of 3.
Apply in person. Pap 18th st.
NV. See Mr.. Siegel, AID. 4181.
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statesmen

New sales organization BERG formed on
~hat. atter months of nvcstIEaiiou. | re-
GARD as the outstanding sales opportunity
N washington. Honesty and diligence
ABSOLUTELY necessary. Industry and ability
VIII be quickly recognized and adequately
rewarded. Sales manager soon TO be ap-
pointed. Will be chosen rom our own
ranks. Hlgh- pressure and special-dcal
statesmen please do not apply. Sales ui-
rector George Washington Memorial
Cemetery, 145 Carroll ave. Takoma Park
MO ,neHt door TO Tskoms Fire House,.
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Wild Animal Truiner
Killed by Bull Elephant
BY the Associet ted Press.

Py the Associated Press.
DOUGLAS, Ariz., Oct. ga vet
eran circus wild animal keeper. Ted
White, IS, was trampled to death as
he entered the cage of an angered
9 9,600-pound bull elephant yesterday.
The elephant, long the shows star
performer, later was shot by sheriff s
deputies.
The book of the week is the War
stamp book. 1t spells Victory if
filed in.
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a, Women Of pleasing personality, attrac-
lve appearance and self-confidence earn
pletely effective plan. The work is digni-
ned, interesting and pleasant. Training
on rising and accumulative income
basiS which I regard as unparalleled in
Washington. This can be of great i'm
portance TO you. Why not let me tell you
about it? Telephone 81. 7496, sales di-
rector, George Washington Memorial Gem
etery, As Carroll ave, Takoma Park, Md
LnsXt door 70 Takoua Ere Enusel -
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HOUSEKEEPER

White. 35-45, unencumbered,
general houseWork; must be good
cook: 2 adults. 2 children in
family; spend winter in Florida.
balance Of year in nearby Mary
land suburbs.
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HELP MEN g. WOMEN Cont. ,

FOOD CHECKER-CASHTER.
Experienced National cash register sys.
Silver.
HARVEY'S. 1107 CONN. AVE.
PRICING CLERK, must be
familiar with drugs and
chemicals; excellent salary.
good hours, vacation with
pay. apply Emp1oyrn n I
Dept, peooieg ptGg Stores,
II r 81. n.e.
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SWITCHBOARD
OPERATOR.

MACHINE POSTER
For Burroughs Moon HOPKINS
blller, good salary, 5-day week.
70 day every third Saturday.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO..
1922 K st. NV. MA. 1860
NURSE. WHITE, s75-S85.
references; care OF boy, age ,. Call OR
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ANY worker last employed In an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
statement of availability from her
last employer or the USES.
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laaO. couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, aDGit three jul days and
receive their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.