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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
MAY PLAY IN B

Incidentally, Bcjin is eligible In
Glass 3 and may 90 into that
division for a game or two until
Wittmack decides.
Wittmack argues that since his
players are drawn from the ranks
of the police department and walk
beats every day they are not a
group recruited with baseball In
mind and as members are eligible
for departmental games IN the
federation.
The federation is considering a
proposal TO classify players as
amateurs who have been out Of
minor league ball for a five-year
period ending Nav |.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
40, 344 at Openers

NEW YORK. April IS OUP)-At-
tendance at the second set Of
major league opening games:
NATIONAI IFAt,IE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Creevey S Work
Beats Spdrtdns

SOUTH BEND April 2s.-Big
John Crecvey Of Detroit not only
held Michigan State to FIVE hits
in Notre Danes easy l2-2 victory
yesterday, he also led the Ir!sh's
.19-hit attack.
Creevey scored three runs, bat
ted in two as he got four singles
and a double In five trips 10 the
Pla to- ieaHwhile.- the SpartanS
failed 10 get a runner 10 third
until the eighth The Irish belted
Colin Getz all over tho lot in
seven innings. including Ton
and Angelo Bertelli's
homcTS.
Notre Dame plays az East Lam
sing Thursday
Michigan s'A's oa0 mn 0o2- , s 8
No're Dame Oh rIG 2sN-i2 70 !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
TODANS GAMES

81 LOUIS a. DETROIT.
New york az Boston
70 ladc'pnia a. Washington,
Cleveland az Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
SECOND VICTORY

The Cardinals won the sixth
game 10 3 Dean heating School
boy Rowe thc second triumph for
the younger member OF tho famous
Dean combination Jerome, the
DIZZY one also won TWO games -
tho brothers accounting for all
io.r contests ln mat memorable
series, Tommy Bridges beat Dil
W 1"c ~ the other contests.
Paul r back u The big leagues
after brilliant --ovIng AZ Ilous-
Zen WEG. boz won 10 gam C s.
AKA r.t 3 defeats I.ef season
WV ann lrrle like N did I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

upper C. n a m b or Of the we'll
known hoNtclIy.
The thrill / got" Dean
painted as nc made eyes al the
coffee shop entrance. was the
single made 10 win the sixth
game Of that series. That was
the time batted home Du-
rocher in the eighth Inning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Weather Tricky.
XQII0R' Discovers
By EDGAR HAYES

ItV-s just 7o.c.ork ir Jarf Eel
,crs ogsec Tae Tigers genera
maa5-5r U,o5 Jhc phone az.
C.a-e5 f-r sire Weather report.
">he >tll SAYS No., going 10
rain all afternoon. What can
fellow do
ArE strangely enough Tho sGr
WAS shining Eu' tae.openCr witt
the =, Louis Brownie, had beer
Cancelled a. 1880 Wj taat va.
II had hcart-to-heart talk
with the Weatherman this morn
ing aalh Was saying. Il told
him ue had a grand drainage
system out here. hut with all the
rain that fcll h would take two
hours of sunshine 10 put the out
field IN playing condition. The
inheid was covered and would be
ukaN,
The WcRthcrman assured me
un-AAcrn- hat wasting stamps,
there would he no sunshine. In
fact, there would be little 10
offer hut rain. 80 l decided In
string along with him. We didn't
want the people 10 come down
u the park and then have In lac
disappointed. We'd give them
plenty of notice. SO the game
was off.
NOW IT'S NICE
"Snd what happens. The rain
disappears, the sun pokeS It's
head out and from noon on It's
very pretty day. II may rain
later in the day, hut rs Of game
time. well just take look"
Most Of the PLAYERS heard about
the cancellation before they left
their homes and spent the day
with their families. In the dressing
room AZ noon were Dixie Parsons
and Jimmy Bloodworth. Jimmy
was looking over the bad rack "a
pick out some good wood.
II hit the ball we'll in Cleve-
land. hut right at somebody,
every time" he was explaining,
Maybe I'll have better luck
now"
Dixie looked over some mail and
then went home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
BRADFORD ENTERS

Bradford. the champion, was hit
hard but the players left believed
they could muster another club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Best Pitching viii Win Flag This Year, SelueN Says
Browns Pilot
Includes Tigers
By LEO MACDoNELL

The emphasis will be on pitching
rather than power in the Ameri.
can League this season, according
to Luke Seweil.
1.-THE team that comes up with
the best pitching will win the
pennant," declared the manager
of the st. Louis Browns as he
primed his charges for their first
appearance Of the season against
the Tigers at Briggs Stadium
today.
with the most OF the better
power hitters gone 20 war, pitch
ing will play a more important
part than In any year to date"
That means the Tigers presur-
ably Boosting good pitching should
be considered prominently in the
flag race?
NOBODY A CINCH
"Why not:" SeWell demanded.
"Sure. IL may he scramble.
0t hUhtrS UT no OtHtf tthh
has the championship locked up.
Before the season started I
thought we had very good
chance of winning the flag.
I'VE are still In the race, hut
have been hit hard by the loss
of manpower."
With fair weather, the Tigers
and Browns hoped 10 get together
at Briggs Stadium today in the
Detroit clubs home opening
game. rubbed out yesterday by
wet grounds.
The Detroit clubs front office
anticipated Is 900 customers for
the game yesterday No prediction
was made on today's turnout. N
being presumed the crowd will be
somewhat less than the original
guess
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Tiqer PITCHING Records

Continued on Page 25)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Willy BEN JONES

The new support for Ocean
Wave isn't based solely on his
showing yesterday, however. Much
Of il stems from the fact the
sleek chestnut is trained by
Shrewd old Ben A, Jones. one of
the turf'S master maglcians in get
ting a horse ready for a big stake
Back in 1888 when Jones was
training for the Wooiford Farm he
came 10 Churchill Downs with
the lightly regarded Lawrin. Fight
ing Fox was regarded as shoe
in" that year. but the giant floral
horseshoe, the gold cup and the
winners share Of tho purse went
to Jones horse Fighting Fox was
a badly WhiDppd sixth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TIEsnAN,s REsILTs

Games behind leader.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Derby Bettors
Keeping an Eye
On Ocean Wave

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 2S
(UP)-The solid South, which
has backed Count Fleet for the
Kentucky Derby with the same
undivided devotion it gives a DEM
ocrauc candidate, began to show
signs of weakening today and
looked with mild alarm to the
candidacy of Calumet Farms
Ocean Wave.
Count Fleet remains the top
heavy favorite for the 69th re-
ncwal of the Derby Saturday, but
the turrS $4,000 classic may not
turn out to be the one horse that
many experts predicted.
Ocean Wave gained considerable
support by his sterling nine-length
victory in Yesterdays Derby trial.
The Calumet colt was off by him
self after the horses hit the
stretch and although not ex-
tended in the slightest, he navi-
gated the mile on an extremely
sloppy track in l:3S is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

1cn starting time came around
Evening star., 1943-10-03
HELP DOMESTIC.
PERSONAL.

CHILDREN, to- 10 years old, boarded
en od G ns IN nssTSv aHd
Location on Arnold bus line $40 per week
Room for only three more children. Falls
Massachusetts ave NV. school of dancing
and nursery; hour day or week. $50
ANY ONE EMPLOYED by the U. S. EXPRESS
eighties or early 1900 or any one having
knowledge of the WHEREABOUTS. of such
Very important.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES trea atments
gwen IN your own home women only, DR..
Ada Wahlen. CO. $500.
WANTED-A room or space in shop or
business to do alterations; NV. Call WI.
ssEhMsTREss, will pick up and deliver
alterations. fittings in your home; night
SoioaGIAE Ss,l sos;E srASIsH quickly taught pri-
diplomats effective method; reasonable
fee. Learn Basic Spanish, enjoy prosperity
Hte IN rich Spanish America. Box 222-A,
LIMITED NUMBER GENTLEMEN, ages
25 to 40 yrs. that enjoy dancing. wish to
improve will be accepted for membership
sary yN's TsIeehoae oa'S NA e'no
LADIES' HATS REMoDELED, blocked.
Geeue Has mace FqB tb bmsteIas st fPss fsS
-'e'A SS'
MOTHERS: Do you want TO go out in
child? Call Proxy Parents Plan, TR. 1870
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or
no fee; relief for pains and aches due 10
G.ss. Gis plss eoias ~ lI'o Or
swollen feet; Lady Ma turopathic Dr.. r,--'.S; 20
BTsNEsse cAR1s e s6a5bse beusasd 81 p 9os r
der your calendar now! 1914 book matches
good for any business Rubber stamps.
Dtas S
VACANCIES in Decentralization boa rding
home home beautiful playground, nurses on
aUs WeeE daS ca nsh oxord sS check up
Will ROOM AND BOARD : schoo!-aged
afSf ESG schqS RemG2ex sa 9as6 M in
Ra}5s pGiS neIts n5dth a5thrts N Results
M 1f va PAf sSs SakE s ShaTsn Md npdsr
TAKoMA PARK--special care given pre-
HE9RT FaIrsF fhsTsn Ph9ns 81
pm, Annglo-saxon praee5ice. Phone GIebe
MEMBERS for bridge club Box s4s-A,
6SGe dy svsns GhUb THsdsy and T5
f? EEiisi1s aSaE Nss 2Fsps
made S Of your % on maers Anne eaGs Hopkns
.11lO ST.. Rm. &C. RE O739.
genial quiet, without any vice, competent
teacher, wants room in exchange for
Spanish lessons. Box 376-A Star
MOTHERS CARE during day for child, 2
to years; vicinity 14th and Sheridan st
NV. ia. 5307.
BACHELOR (36), cultured, educated, self
employed, desires furnished room in home
or apartment, with attractive. congenial
atmosphere; VIII consider entire apt.
facilities rate. etc. to Box 300-A. Star A.
RIDERS WANTED-Berwyn, College Park
tion via Queens Chapel I'd, MICHIGAN ave
18th; employed, s:45 to $50. Phone Ber-
stsHsssf stfa Sssif' LETTERS, .rt,c,es. ,neec,e.
advertising. National Research. Tele-
phone MH. S731.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
POULTRY b EGGS

800 THREE-WEEK Plymouth Rock AAA
sTsde sIsa chicks, 25c each. Moving. Sligo
CAPONs-we offer limited number 1o-week
range-grown capons, same quality as our
Capons de PARKWAY, known for over 40
mature into 14-pound birds; 81 80 'e each in in
lots OF 10 or more. Order today PARKWAY
cHiGkss cfE@i slIysG co6AssoIF.d Laks Indians bIa,
tested. Circular. Asso. Hatcheries. 1850
MtsKY Mtsfsi St iAT2Ne Rh''s Leshorn es bullets
Of n Y. State certiheation and i. s. s.
s. S sARRES E6s RSck Rss;A sHIlr1s sta[ for sale
81 I5o each. 4635 Lacy ave- Bradbury
IS BARRED ROCK ruLLErs. 81, months.
Teaay Tisn to start laying So each. Hillside
100 FRYERs AND YOUNG HENS, to 2
10. 70 aVeTsge' oug' SIC ID. while they last. Call
BABY AND STARTED CHICKS, Md. U. 8.
approved, puliorum tested; B. r. and New
RocRpe RFompshres Md cfg5s p5on. HHtshery No
isrv r. H. hraGd. RED pullets and baby chicks. bat
ELEcTRic BkoobER naS delnTe enH5eh metai sa1 ss5;
used once. . wood burning brooders. Sl5
Snd q $50; laying pgllets oLeghorns, sl,75;
BEACH's i. s.. xPPRovEiD BIO, BLOOD tested
chicks dhicks Hatched every week. Open sun
coWASAs COW Ashen ehcks t2 fSTssGh Ms U
controlled, B1 tested; hatch Wed. Cowan
Farms. PHI. 2341, Bowie, Md
30 PLYMOUTH ROCK pulets, : mo old
laying, S21O each. Phone Hillside O71O-W.
50 PLYMOUTH Barred Rocks and Rhode
Island Reds. $40 for the lot mos old;
VIII lay this fall: will deliver Call Alex
FOR SALE-Roosters, pure bred Danish,
brown Leghorn, June Matched Phone wi
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS. 300. weeks
tested. WA 1855
40 PuLLETS. 4 months. 81 so each; 35
puletS, 8 months, S1.25 each also a.
month-old fryers. Sl25 each Shepherd
Evening star., 1943-10-03
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE (cont.) .
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
THE RUPHERS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
mas openings for day workers, house work
ers, cooks, maids, mothers helpers, kitchen
maids, etc. 1897 11th st. NV
Evening star., 1943-10-03
MOTOR TRAVEL.
DOGS PETS. ETC

CHOW PUPPIES. mother pedigreed gentle,
Eia sSf aNp srrTfRs FER s III G3s
S2 3, up; , very ~ handsome dogs. some broken.
cockTRs AND MIN. scHNAuzERs. pup
piGEoSs, PIG White K!!pgs and tantails. for
Would ,sS5,l soI LIKE T9 @ Buy ,well-trained
BoxER, beautiful blue ribbon winner. fe-
mmedlaeye H $3.50 st, on NV mu.a AD 5a1Tifs Gs1a
IKlsH sETTER PUPPIES, A x. c, and and
Alter reg $50 Dfd1sFeSs p 1eeEas2n gs9'hsd ii
fIRsIAS KITTENS: "'f beautifai sri M whites and
et9TItolse shells. Very reasonable HO.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY, handsome
msle. ais,.e bsst OF Litter A. x. c. registered.
f f59m see seed hunting STOCK. @ VA 1a 5ae5 S'ea Or
COCKER SPANIEL. solid black male. 3
Res: AjexangTIa Tsg Asas 4 ( c.; last one s25 Call
HASpsoMsE4 BOXER PUPS wan, chill
m males es,al and females: gtionafIy nice
sealm and an intrepid watchdog. 1909
5 BosT6lSs s2Tf66lsnd GERR,AR r, ,AATIlnSfIa; Pips Va
GOOD HOME, WANTED for mild-man-
children; only persons Wantins dog for cl
a pet need Apply. Call Wo. 772l Sun
HOME for 4-month-old male puppy. one
half soeksr spaniel. Union 1899.
;,s, %;ss s, $s5$ iS5 SSid 1864 i fFSSsH Fs95asa'
female, mos. old call Warned d :ssiieii
boston TERRrER RI Enf Puf. + pePfectly n marked
see these fine pups; . quality STUDS at
VSf GIVE el away 4 s3fE }se kitten fH 4fS bsck and
GF Ghite !. pretty aftectionate' housebroken,
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. weeks old,
Eediggrreed beauties, fine pets or hunters.
HOWE WANTED for anectionate cocker
sPan'ei s1ay free puppT Co oS4 mon'hs' male given
COCKER SPANIEL, blonde. months old,
W.NrEID5 ZAP New Ses. Jersey ;, ave ta,ros nv APT -
country for young dogs. l kitten. ia,
GERMAN Gi;II lt POLICE ICE PUPPIES. 10 weeks old
THEIR MOTHER saved my baby's life;
beautiful. healthy. purebred, good natured
sent kittens, 10 We Weeks old. Vs GE. SIai 7fBi.
IRISH 11RIs s9PfTRfi fRRRiER si1sf FfPPfEs
TTfNs. eATs Psrsisns an AIins5qn Anaosss Va Bed
eIteu' DeaulIul reO. DUN, bluf, silver
smoke and black; reasonable. Oh. 1920
! TOY fox terrier, black-and-tan puppies,
months old: lovely pets. females; SIS
MEXICAN Chihuahua. 1st-class. all-white.
s months old; housebroken. 1851 Fuller
So s. nv of ,th , and Col I'd
COCKER SPANIELS, from winning blood
lines. a. popular prices. 1905 Van Buren,
St UNIVERSITY Park. Md. WA, 45a2.
FOX TERRIER. female, weeks old S6.
WHITE eS9I coGL1E Ii: nf'fUipP1Es for sale. Hill
side lOO9-J
blues. whites. yellows
PIGEONS, 25-pr. flying homers So5, or
any part; Emmett, Jevett, HI. 137s-W
trained: 3443 Bennine I'd ne
PEkINGESE DOG for sale: 2 yrs. old
CHiHUAHuA PUPs. s weeks old. thoro-
bred. nicely marked. Apply 2sos 18th
BEAGLE PUPS. ., 3 and mos old. hunt
ms stock. $50 and SO. V A. Frank
roCkER 3SaaS ReGgsja ssa,irfs aye ss 4dns}s $780,
and | yr. Maggie looks and poses like
champ. WI. 56s5; stop IS. CABIN
DALMATIoN PUPPIES. 8. registered, 5
Cal RE. 1863 weekdays between. and 5
FOR sALE-Coon dogs. 44o1 Livingston
TOY FOX TERRIERS, females. l male:
I,,, ! year OLD house broken; S15-S2O each.
TWo PURE BRED Irish setter pups. males.
cheap. 2419 30th st. ne. after 4 80 pm.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers in the Business Op-
portunitles columns of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules OF acceptability, which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing. questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent. tnde-
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing Of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton such advertisement for
The Sunday Star canntt be &C.
cepted later than II pm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
BOATS.

WANTED-Outboard motors, regardless Of
iize iit, or or condition: cash for same. ?37
EvINRUDE and Elto outboard motors;
thompson boats new and used: service
and parts: used parts: factory representa-
ss.fFFr. .s1REih srREAMIfNED Ii CRUISER, new
equipped S1sOO. Nahomi. after :
RaleIgh Boat Yard. 18th and Pa. Sc.
CABIN CRUISER, $3.50. 36xIl fl. excel
condition. 6 yrs. old; newly painted: used
every week end toilet, galley. inspiring
mattresses. Must sell quick DI Ol25
4S-FT. DAWN CRUISER, built 1890 pow
cred with twin Sterling engines: located
in Southern waters. offered for sale at an
exceptisonally low price. E. NJ. Samuel
CABIN CRUISER. 30 by s.; ready to 90;
extra good hull and motor: Marine toilet
galley. accommoda tions for two; can easily
pc arranged for two more. Price $3.50
Can be seen Sunday. Call WA O927
WILL PAY $500 CASH for IS or 40 foot
Sruiser; must be in good condition. Box
1919 16-H-P. JOHNSON cupboard. ,4.ft
Dumphy,s runabout. fully equipped 5 hrs
NSe' VS. s45o Ss-n ~ Call Ia, 5519, or RE. a3o3
WANTED--Boat worth about $500: will
trade cottage. 3 rooms kitchen, big fire-
Riase' Rcho on nu p 500 G earline and river at 0en
26 RICHARbs0N CRUISER, 72-h.p mo-
tor. cabin sleeps a. complete with all ac-
cessorles. Chestnut 5054
Evening star., 1943-10-03
REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

tan.6Is rLoPR SANDING A,HI AND FINISHING, Tea-
sSaasSRFf H11as laad Work stucco,ns pss
Mr; Wallace, Nj s7b8, I44s Cue a Hau11s. St NV.
pah NoTE reef eenss va sfHR sb rGof eapens esk
fAiFERISGSO ASp rAISHIse ISR8S5 @se per room
fsesT!ss jack sparses' zao Ho ief's s4ses general
CARptNTEh; sn1si,1, partitions and porch work
FAINTiSG. interior and aPs extericr a'e white me-
"a 9naP AZ r fxfD aa6o
ra n b5noke fs4 9sas S@a Jobs brick work
er Glvs US ana Try Ga hetTesP os6s and am
GENERAL carpenter work. porches in
closed. insulation. storm sash .attics nm
Shsa HOME REP RrpArRss s1o5a sto
Rec rooms specially. m a esneral aaq nous, house
ahA9nF FAVE yoGR Ga BasfaRRST BBaassffSaRRsS P2ia Dry for the
vi ganter Do not wait for .the cold weather.
OF all kinds; extra base plugs installed
ds Get ogg s1sc estimates; ss vases and oil lamps
PAfrER HASGINGE, ri this soVs week. only 81 per
s0Gm etS Mshsn sunt15 na work
STORM SASH. combination doors. storm
entrances: expcrtly made. fitted. painted
hung. SH. 1855. 90
PLASTERING, cement, brick and fagstone
WORK, waterproofine. no JOB too small TR
1859 or DI. 0l25 %
PAINTING, plastering. cement work and
general repairs. Large or small Jobs Re-
public 1859 s.
PLASTERING-P guaranteed serv-
ice by careful. experienced man. Ref
Al CARPENTRY, porches inclosed, parti-
ttons, shelving. storm windows, fences,
garages, furniture repaired, painting.
Adams 9640.
FIREPLACE ADJUSTMENT. repairing of
all masonry. ASK for Warlck, MI. 0639.
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING-We do
first class work We also specialize in
sanitas. Call ia. 4334 Q.
PAPERING, painting, foors reflnlShed;
highest quality workmanship a. reas. prices
Estimates. RA. 6a6s. RA. 557s
ADDITIONS. REPAIRING. REMoDELNG.
Any tyne. foundation to roof any location:
lowest prices Guaranteed work
Evening star., 1943-10-03
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
1911 G ST., Next to CHURCH.
POSITIONS OPEN.

POSITIONS OPEN.
See Us Monday.
FEMALE DEPT, MISS WHITE
Secretary, age under 30, S6O-S75 wk
tsingle, travel N. Y. g. D. c., college edu)
Sec, expr. war production work, age under
Sec. 1-2 yrs expr.. legal, s1s5 mo.
Stenog.. 4O-hr wk., start $50
Stenog.. arplane mfg, 5K-d wk, ST so mo.
Stenog., mfg. rep. 4O-hr. wk., $3.50 mo.
Stenog., 51a-day wk., age 30, abt S16O mo
Stenog., social service, res. Arlington Co,
FEMALE DEPT. MISS BLACK.
Bookkeeper. full charge. $50 vk
Bkpr, cashier exper S165 mo.
Typists. SIS wpm $40 wk
1B.M. tabulator mach. oper.. Calf,
S210 mo
Card punch opers. GOD, -expr., S145 mo.
Lab teehnician. sl50 mo.
PIX, operators (2O), some typing.
MALE DEPT, MISS DODGE.
Stenog clerk, exper., S40-S45 wk.
Accountants t30-40 age): 3 yrs. PLANT
7sssDrcb sspr; gentle, snt, ,s..s s4sa sasn mo;
Meehanical ensneers S239 ,,1 mo e,U
Warehouse supervisor. expr., S45 wk.
Credit collection man, exper, 5000 mo.
IF UNEMPLOYED or available for new
position see us Monday or Tuesday-hun-
+ 3 best n;' St g Ris 7#6Hs4sRs
BOYD SERVICE,
1888 st., Opp. Capitol Theatef.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
SELECT POSITIONS
WANTED AT ONCE.
SECRETARIES (F.), so.

See MISS YOUNG.
secretary ssn single good hrs, expr, 5000 mo.
Sec, small ONCE. new. $1,000 VI.
Stenog., res. Va, $3.50 mo
stenog.. downtown office, $3.50 mo.
Sec. nearby Nd. mgr. office, $3.50 mo.
Supervisor stenoe e pool M expf, ofe $50 S Th mo.
Stenog:, railroad. S154 mo-
ses steneF school, ot1ds i've mnr ln bd = Tm m & sll5 mo
TYPISTS-BOOKKEEPERS.
Miss KNIGHT.
l. B. NJ tab. mch. op., West Coast. $500 mo-
Typists 900 expr.,, s25-s35 wk
Clerk typists, 4S-hr. wk learn teletype.
Bur, bkpr. mach. .oper,. S125 mo.
Clerk typist. nearby Md, $50 wk
RECEPTIONISTS-SALES (F.)
Dept.-Miss REED.
casFsrs Pie cefb; *. exDf exDe1 sae1s$5 s,sS rs vk
Cashiers, railroads, s14o mo.
Practical Ma TG0m nqTes clerks * ,ste
OFFICE TECHNICAL DEPT. (M.)
Miss DAY.
Bookkeeper- shiers, S45-S5o wk
Warehouseman. exper.. S4O-s5o wk.
Civil engineer asst. chief of party man,
$3.50 day.
Craftsmen. mechanical. electrical,
Top salaries.
Salesmen. all kinds in and outside work
u 2d ST. mo mo-
GROCERY STORE g. MECHAN-
1CAL-MiSs FOX.
Grocery clerks male & female S3n-s5o wk.
Meat cutters. $50 wk. UP.
Drivers, D. c. permits, S4o-S5o wk
Gas station help; sa5sld al kings nd men, women
NEED 50-75 NEW APPLICANTS DAILY
for current OPENINGS. LARGEST EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY in D. c., est. II yrs (white
only. please). If available for a new Job
see us, as We handle the TCP SALARY po-
sitions. FRIENDLY - Cooperative AL
extensions.
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
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Evening star., 1943-10-03
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL,

FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned oak cut arv
length: delivered c. o. D, in Arlington
Palis ld ,6 ChuTSch and Alexandria. cord or Il
OAK CoRDwooD., Seasoned s. Ie2e s3ovee Rove and
fireplace lengths. reasonable Immediate
denTeIy MI 1037. DE. 3oos !.
- 80. Immediate delivery. Colonial Cord
G0.,3d GG2oobD1 Go bD1 gals.
livery; $50 cord. Write j. r. Croson,
Sterling. Va
HEAVY SLAB fireplace wood. mostly oak.
S35 load. approximately 217 cords: also
other. $50 cord. WO. 275s
fiREPLACE LOGS. dry, ,.-cord bundles.
- 80. Immediate delivery. Colonial Cord
FIREPLACE Logs. seasoned; delivered.
SIS cord Call WI 6oQ5