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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-23

Lie cllClre structure OF amph1bl-
Gus warfare as applied in North
Africa and Sicily is based on that
doctrine, TO be carried out with
overwhelming numbers of men, alb
solute fire superiority and complete
surprise.
Although amphibious warfare is
as old as history, the technique and
special equipment developed by the
Allies have been combined into a
whole SO formidable and entirely
different from anything else ever
known that our amphibious forces
Justif1ably can be called one of the
most important new weapons of
World War II.
New Weapon
Like the Nazi blitzkrieg tactics
which shocked the world into action
four years ago, this new weapon of
ours already is changing the entire
perspective of the war even before
1t has been put to the acid test on
those critical beaches which must
be taken before the Axis can be
brought to final, unconditional sur
render.
The conviction Is beginning to
emerge that there simply is no
known way to stop a properly -ex-
ecuted amphibious attack. Military
men, friend and foe alike, are be-
ginning to consider the actual land
ing Of troops on the European
mainland almost as fat accompli.
The great unanswered question
Of invading Europe has become, in
stead, can the Allies maintain their
beachheads in the face of the fierce,
desperate counter-attacks which the
enemy will launch as soon as he has
determined where the invasion must
be met?
The Axis used that strategy to
some degree in Sicily. It's best troops
were held in reserve, highly mobiI-
lied and stationed at strategic
points throughout the island. The
real battle for the island did not
develop until they had been COM
mitted.
Near Disaster for Allies
In at least one instance the re-
suit was near disaster for the Allies.
The crack Hermann Goering divi-
sion smashed back to within IL
miles of their beach the American
forces which landed at Celia. The
situation was saved principally by
naval gunfire.
BY the very nature of this type
Of warfare, "a properly-executed"
amphibious attack actually Is an
attack against virtually no opposi-
ton at the waters edge. The fiascos
Of Dieppe, and the Dardanelles dur
ing the last war, illustrate all too
grimIy what can happen If the
landing forces run into strong re-
sistance before a beachhead can be
established.
There are three principal means
to eliminate that kind of opposi-
ton: % by attacking where the
enemy Is known to be least pre-
pared 90 by paving the way with
terrific air and naval gunfire bonn
bardment and, 80 by covering the
attack with superior firepower.
All three of those principles were
applied in Sicily. The enemy's pre-
pared defenses there admittedly
we're far weaker than must be ex-
pected in Europe, but in virtually
every instance the beaches selected
for attack were "neutralized" sue
cessfully before the first assault
troops landed.
The troops landed from the ship
to which the writer was assigned
during the attack just north Of
Scoglitti advanced nearly two miles
inland without meeting serious re-
sistance-despite the fact that at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-23

LIEUTENANT LIZZIE
Good Evening.

Father and went down TO camp to call on sister Lizzie
There we saw many gals 1t made us kind Of dizzy
Lizzie certainly has changed her ways,
She doesn't go around in a daze, .
seems to have gotten that
Since she acquired that new peaked hat.
In the Army there's soft couch
Like the at home where she used TO slouch.
Oh Iiz1e's a very different girl +
since she got into the Army whirl.
Father and went camp to call sister Lizzie,
Such gongs on! you never saw gal so buSyl
She walks sort of snappy stands up straight,
Not like the old-tm figure eight =
Oh Lizzie doesn't try any fancy cracks
Since she became a lieutenant in the WACs.
Hold everythlngl she's UP at dawn,
Reporting for maneuvers on the lawn
You'd know that e-time tramp
Since Idzzies gone to camp.
EN- EN-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-23

Mr. and Mrs Raymond Alexander of So Scovill
Street celebrated six years of matrimonial bliss last
Thursday, but the goodies concentrating the red
letter day not consumed until last Saturday when
their legion of admirers honored them at joyous house
party Mrs. Alexander is the former Rose LaSeva Her
better half who operates truck for local bakery,
was standout basketball player at the Boys Club a
few years past.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-23
COST ACCOUNTANTS
PLAN STAG PARTY

The arrangements committee now
includes Arnold Wolf of the Scovill
Mfg. Company for the annual stag
party of the Hartford chapter. OF the
National Association Of Cost Ac-
countants. to take place tomorrow
evening at the Elm Tree Inn, Tor
rington. Elinar Palm of the Spring.
field Ordnance district is also a
member of the committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-23

in the armed services: Corporal Ro-
sario Calvo, %. in the 923rd Field
Artillery, stationed at Camp Breck-
enridge, KY, and Frank Calvo. 30,
at the Naval Training Station at
Sampson, N. Y. Another brother
has served four years in the U. S.
Navy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-23

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Clark celebrated their seventh
wedding anniversary yesterday The latter is the former
Viola Boengten William F. Casey Jr is Techncian
5th Grade in the u S. Army. He has been in the Pam
anna Canal Zone since May Of 1912. Joseph E. Pix
ington, sockman with the c. L. & p Is observing his
18th anniversary with that company this month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-23
SEEDS FROM RED CROSS

Enough seeds to raise vegetables
with an estimated market value Of
more than $2,000,000 have been dis
tributed to needy victims of the mid
western flood areas by the Ameri-
can Red Cross.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-23
DEDICATED TO JOSEPHINE szANrY

answered the call to my countrys needs
will be a good soldier and do my duty and deeds.
OF course feel somewhat queer
To have to leave all my friends who dear,
But worse than that 1t breaks my heart
That we two have to be apart.
And II live I'll prove true
Then after this will come back to you.
But If misfortune should be my lot
And fail to return
Rorget-me-not.
By Private Howard Wooster.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-23
Mighty Allied Amphibious Forces
Poised To Smash AT Nazi Europe
EDITORS: The following dispatch discusses
tactical significance amphbOus
turned from covering the landing Scogt Scy)
BY JOHN M. MECKLIN
UNITED Press COrreSpOndcnt)

New Yok(UP)The mighty Allied amphbous
poised smash
of
The men,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-23

MIR. and Mrs Frank Daversa of 10 Aetna Street Gel
ebrated their fourth wedding anniversary early this
MONTH The former is the genial hitest expert at Ken
Smiths Union Street ESQ station while the latter Is
the former Concetta Varanese. frankie and Mrs.
Frank have been blessed with a daughter June Fran
ces, now seven weeks old. The latter part Of this
month the proud pop expects to be indicted into the
armed forces at Hartford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-11-02

one Of those sport encore ones,
that just happens now and then.
X X X X
A faithful correspondence fact
the only faithful correspondent
has departed from cur midst. 1t.
Arnold r. Wolters, who handled
special service matters at Fort Bel
voir for many months, has been
transferred to another 'theater of
activity. But characteristic of 1t.
Wolters and the people for whom
he spoke, his parting letter was
stepped only in terms of highest
gratitude for all the night club,
theater and other performers who
have in the past joufneyed to Bel
voir to entertain.
Some one should post 1t. VOTERS
a letter in kind.
X x X X
New attractions:
Balalaika changes its floor show
this week to include a skit having
to do with rooftops and a couple of
cats. The sketch, which Misila Bess
drew in order to edify a handful of
mildly inquiring reporters, indicated
nothing more concrete.
Lynn Allison, the soprano you
hear frequently in local theater and
radio programs, has been engaged
for two weeks by Olmsted's. Follow
ing this turn Miss Allison is sched-
uled to head Hollywoodward as fol-
loWup to recent screen test.
Justin Stone and his band, prob
ably new Maria Kramer "discov-
cry opens some time this week in
the local branch of the House of
Kramer, the Victory Room. There is
a slinky- looking vocalist attached,
one whose photo you will see sooner
or later.
Jack Morton, supplier of bands
and such, will insert the new erter-
tainment at the Cafe Caprice when
long-term Miles Hallett winds up
his stay next week.
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After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
BY the Spectator.

There is sterilization at some
points in the quicksands of night
club employment in wartime. The
patron who, even a year ago, was
driving himself to drink trying to
find a place that had the same hired
help from one week to the next,
should receive this advice happily in
the waning days of the second war
year. The bar of solid ground amid
the general morass is the Anchor
Room of the Annapolis. If the pa
iron will go there he will find viz
tually the same staff of mattresses
that was in evidence as much as
year and a half ago.
Serving hands, maitres d'hotel,
captains, brigadiers and bus boys
elsewhere have been turning over
statistically with an increasing ra-
pidity that would cause VINO to
count sheep by the tens at night. At
the average night club you can
hardly say Hello, Otto" at the door
more than three nights running.
You can sit at the same table three
weeks running and have bacardis
spilled down your neck by six differ
ent walters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-11-02

SHglHg JOT Tue UeJL LUO
aDeeks in OInSted's Night
Club.
recognition in night clubs, will take
note for their own satisfaction.
You may add to the song repertory
of Chago Rodrigo R. of Treasure
Island none other than "Pistol-
Packin' Mama" Chago, who talks
and sings in Latin American dla-
lect thicker than those steaks you
dream about will only offer the song
when he is in particularly high
spirits. Like when the boss or an
affluent customer asks for it.
'Dreenkin' beer in a cabaret
"Wasing having fun ;" chants
Chago, with rapid tWangings of the
guitar. "Oh, Peestola- pockin' ma
malay, lay dot peestol DOM :"
Chago, the K street Kowboy.
x X X X
Frenchmen and Italians, when
they had the liberty to do such
things. usually Kissed or stamped
their feet to express disapproval of
a performance. The British under
similar circumstances simply sit in
stony silence. New York audiences
quite bluntly walk out when dis
satisfied. At the MayfloWer Lounge
the other night, the stare technique
was brought into play effectively.
Johnny ShaW's singing band
was giving its singing version of
that undeathless. Yet lifeless, bowl
OF tune called Victory Polka Oc-
cupants Of table down front raised
their heads and focused eyes I'M
WaVering on Mr. Shaw and a fellow
named Teddy in the band. The
band and quartet began cycling each
other laughingly Mr. Shaw fall
tered, replying at intervals with
half smiles and shrugs. Teddy COM
menced blowing clinkers. Teddy,
the headWaiter, came over to one
set of table Starers with a report,
yes, he always knew the quartet
would some day laugh itself to ST.
lence.
Mr.. Shaw severed the last chorus,
hastily launched in his "OklahCma'
medley. It's a piece Of comedy
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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DEBTS other than those contracted by my
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THE ANNUAL MEETING of the sharehold-
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Association will be held at the office OF the
November, 3. 1913. at :3:45 o'clock pm
An amendment to the constitution proyid-
ing Tor more than one assistant secretary
-
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ASSISTANT
ADVERTISING
MANAGER.

This iob's one of Baltimore's choicest
plums-becauSe 1t is an opportunity en-
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SALES POSITION.

Women Of pleasing personality. sttrac-
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pletely effective plan. The work is dignl-
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Trade Mark Regi

But footloositis has not spread to
the Anchor Room, except in isolated
cases where resistance has been
broken down by marriage or the call
of war plant.
On the other hand. Renee, Doro-
thy, Lillian, Binnie, Leila, Ann and
the rest have remained steadfast to
the Anchor Room to such a degree
you begin to wonder whether some
one presented them with shares in
the places stock.
Faithful patrons, one of whose
foremost cravings is that mutual
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YOUNG WOMEN

With some college training under IS years
Of age. for work with figures Of nom
accounting nature. Reasonable ability. &C
curacy and liking for detail essential.
Those with mathematIc major preferred;
$40 per mo. to start, with excellent OPP
portUnlty for advancement Apply week
day mornings. Personnel Dept. Rm 300.
Capital Transit CO. Both and Prospect
ave. NV. Take Route No 90 Cabin John
Streetcar) 10 door. These positions VIII
be OF special interest to those residing in
GEORGETOWN or nearby Md. or Va, as this
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Belfast Returning Pictures

Belfast, Northern Ireland, is re-
turning to its City Hall all furni-
ture and pictures that were re-
moved at the beginning of the war
as precautionary measure.
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WOMAN
WoIuAN.
UPPER BRACKET INCOME

UPPER BRACKET INCOME
For well educated woman or ex-teacher
interested in and capable of earning above
average income. I am engaged in an
important national program ami need
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mcnt of others # you can qualify for
this position 1t offers income equa! to
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HELP MEN,

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation OF
a statement Of availability from his
last employer or the USES
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SALESMAN.

A Nation wide casualty insurance COM
pany is seeking an energetic man for the
position OF representative in local office.
exceptional opportunity for q reliable man,
3S to So, TO establish himself IN a pern1a :
nent position of responsibility and promise
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Unlaue ONCE location provides prospects
For appointment and particulars, Jele-
D6pna Franklin
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New sales organization being formed on
what after months Of lnveStigation. re-
in WASHINGTON Honesty and diligence
ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY. Industry and ability
rewarded. Sales manager soon TO be APP
pointed. Will be chosen from our own
ranks High pressure and Sprc.a!-dral
statesmen please do not apply Sales di-
rector, George Washington Memorial
Cemetery. l45 Carroll ave, Takoma Park,
Nd. next door 10 Takoma Fire House, .
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WE CAN Use

? or 3 young women. s TO % years. for
billing work; must be good at figures;
week. National Biscuit Co, 1896 Randolph
pl. ne
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DESK CLERK

Experienced in apartment work; knoTledgs
of switchboard essential: good salary and
working conditions. Apply Mrs. Johnson.
Majestic Apis, 300 10th ST. NV. DE.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

AFTERNOON MAID for laundry and tabls
waai'ing; other help kept; no Sundays.
CHAUFTEUR-BUTLER. part time, no Sat-
COOK AND Civ, i've in upstairs rm..
Two; references required. 3I@S p st. NV
' cooK;Guw live in; SgDststrs Em.: 10
c eSe c and y CIV Nv "ffS Ss h pm rets fin.
Heights, EN- 3593.
SooH oo G ve s R sDfR or s oa
adnlts in family, Adams 47S6.
SoTpLE o sId live IN e %
c ssafr5 All; Of 90 , rooms and bath; $50 mo.
COUPLE in Arlington with children de-
sirs MAD mad 1 G,end IN comfortable rm
G.H.W.. " or 3 mornings a week: SOC hour
and cariare. near Mass. and Wis. aves.
GH.W, plain cooking fond of children.
live N or out, SIC per week. 1913 10th
GENERAL HoUSEwoRKER for employed
GENERA HoUsEWoRHKERs O' and d q e 5T@i.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK, go We Week. '; no
G0ok ,ioE GI1rtePs desired downtown
GENERAL HoUSEWoRKER for par. time.
Sag apt or Z family nj o. no aE Sn3d'ys refs
Girl: ea!ored. wanted for INV. no cook
ing, days wk.. Sl1.25 weekly. RA.
GIRL. colored, reliable, to care for .
No sunday TIA. 1868
ABBY as cava En Ho oR %3 5dG f3 3h
GIRL, must be experienced, care for chill
Nd rIrtrr
week; live in. Sl3 week. 5121 New Hamp-
G sbiTs ave e ~ nv IA ,, 485i ,.o .o,a A..
must be good cook; LIST class reference.
R III T. SCHOOL GIRL, celored; for house
X s5'f 1 sfRGoi ave- e9nG per week.
care for elderly lady; 1 in family; ref
HoUsEKEEPER' white: upstairs room; have
9ther Rslp sssrE sl5 Box 34nB star
i've n GOD pay i0F RAJ Sa Glo SUBURBAN n0e'
2 il family Can after pm, no. 4555.
ences required; good salary. Martins China
Shop. 1923 Connecticut ave.
dent dent Of hos hospital Ii47 15th ' St. NV.
MAID, days work, to ;, Monday through
Friday. $40 and carfare. Bethesda. WI.
sb :xceiis Si Salary @'' SILVER spring area.
MAID. ehv v. SO DAYS. hours, a,G; stay
MAID, gh.w., good salary. Telephone GE.
MAID colored, ghw.. light laundry. 8 to
4, Sl3; no Sunday. Telephone NO. 1901.
MAID. white; good WAGES for experienced
gh.w small family, no cooking: live in,
room and pvt. bath, Call OR. 1873.
MAID, colored, to % Light washing and
Phone DU. 5700 o am. to 9 pm.
MAIDS, general cleaning. $50 m. to $50
pm; no Sundays 500 per month. Apply
Jones' head beilman, Westchester Apis,
1000 Cathedral ave. NV.
tConttnued on Next Page)
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SMALL LOAN.

Young. aggressive corporation needs an
experienced small loan collection man for
us norfolk, Va, ONCE. Must be aggressive
and have clean record. Salary open We
VIII pay moving expenses. Excellent OPP
portunity for advancement. Give complete
details III first letter, which Will be treated
as confidential. Personal interview vii! be
arranged
lloS O Sullivan Rldg Ralrlmnrp lnN Nd
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HELP MEN.
Permanent EmplOVn,

VIII Il, 30 20 WEEhI 7.
Increases, good hours learn skilled trade
essential public health activity. Apply
l0.s} 18th st n W
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ENGINEER, COLORED,
5th-class license, for apt.
house in Alexandria, Va. Sal
airy and quarters. Alvin L.
AubinOe. Inc. 1910 K st. NV.
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HELP WOMEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation Of
a statement of availability from her
last employer or the USES.
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ALTERATION WOMEN and filters; excel
lent salary and working conditions. steady
employment. The Jenny Shoppe, 1919
BEAUTICIANs. full or part time: full time,
$40 week. Call WA. 1871; Sunday call
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Top salary and
commission; no license necessary. Airing
ton Village Beauty Salon, 25O4 Columbia
BEAUTY OPERATOR. salary and commits
S SIGN. Apply Dorothy's Beauty, Salon, 324s
MGn Pv EAEAPGtRn ex osGgd o r
Beauty Shop inc 5S45 N III wash hO"i blvd IdH
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around, expert
enced; salary and commission; steady po-
Sition' hours. 9 to Is. Gabriel. 1919
Beatty OPERATOR, an-around, wanted
at once, best salary and commission. Call
SSsS M for MI
dsy s ateF en pm oEfoTd 4si
RB1EAGtTfy4 OPERATOR, guaranteed $40
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around. expert
eR enc Roh Good d. s ssrs Apply 1914 Conn
BILLING CLERK. must be accurate with
figures. 5-day week. Apply 1921 5th st
BUS GIRLS, for kitchen and dining room
d ;n $3.50 per week to start; plus meals,
p0n s5o eonn ate Chevy
CAFETERIA COUNTER GIRL for downtown
cafeteria. no evenings or sunday work
5000 5000 hours RS and pay Apply Rabbits Drug
CASHIER. middle aged woman. expert
enced desired, but not necessary. Apply
aO3 2lSt, st. NV, George Washington
Student Club.
CASHIER. experienced drugs. magazines,
candies; $50 per week to start; no Sun.
National Drug Co. 1000 Conn. ave NV.
CASHIER for front office. responsible mid
dle-aged person; coed personality; COM
Str.
CLERK for sheet music department. Ex-
perlence not necessary. kits, 1880 G st.
nv
CLERK-TYPIST. full or part time. for real
estate office. Apply 1887 Wis. ave. NV.
bet y IN and 5 pm:
bookkeeping experience helpful: 51a-day
week: ,o. permanent; advancement. Phone
CLERK-TYPISTS, s to 4:45 pm, 5-day
wk:. ;, nc. Sat, work. permanent positions,
Tsh9o srsduate Apply M9aday
Equitable Life Insurance Co,
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HELP WOMEN.

YOUNG WOMAN, EXPERT
ENCED, FOR OFFICE
WORK, MUST HAVE
KNOWLEDGE OF BOOK
KEEPING, GOOD HAND
WRITING. 39-HOUR WEEK.
WAR ESSENTIAL WORK.
S35 WEEK TO START. GIVE
TELEPHONE NUMBER.
BOX 375-H, STAR. A.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Opportunity for permanent employment
conditions, vacation with pay. Apply
SafeWay Employment Office,
4th and SITS. NE.
YOUNG LADIES to train as
bank bookkeeping machine
operators, no experience nee
essary; however, familiarity
with adding machine and the
principles of bookkeeping will
prove helpful. If you are in
terested in learning banking,
answer this ad, giving age,
education, experience and
references. Box SID, Star.
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statesmen

l. f. BREUNINGER g. SONS
1880 K ST NV Ma @O4N
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GAS STATION

GAS STATION
Attendants, >, colored. experienced car
washer: 500 mo. 1905 N. J. ave. NV
M E C HANIC, EXPERT
ENCED, TO WORK ON
CHI E VROLET TRUCKS:
PERMANENT POSITION:
GOOD PAY: REFS. RE-
QUIRED. APPLY AFTER 4
Pm. PIONEER LAUNDRY.
92O RHODE ISLAND AVE.
N F
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SUPERVISOR, 21-4O YRS; IN
TERESTING OUTSIDE WORK.
PERMANENT UNIQUE WORK;
MUST BE DRAFT DEFERRED
WITH DRIVER IS LICENSE, FREE
TO TRAVEL: $50 TO START.
APPLY 523 STAR BLDG.
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ASSISTANT JANITOR.

Married colored man for new apt de-
yelopment; must be familiar with stokers;
500 per mo, with utilities and quarters
consisting Of : rooms, tiled bath. modern
gan, DI. S157. daytime, for appointment
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DRUG CLERKS,
BUTCHER.

s35 week to start; good hours ABBY
STANDARD DRUG Co.. Ola F S.. NV. and
or 81 n
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Nice quests, good place TO work, SIS
week. BrlnE good refs, see Miss Porter.
1924 18th st. NV
WAITRESS, WHITE, LUNCH
PERIOD. MET. CLUB, 100
III ST N w
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DUPLICATING AND
WRAPPING CLERKS.
Pleasant work in national
association, in mailing and
shipping departments; in
teresting salary. Call Miss
Pinckney, DE. 1850.
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JANITOR

SIS week; good hours, steady work 25l6
Columbia pike. Animation. Va.
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PORTER

S65 week: good hours. steady work 25If
Columbia pike, Arlington. Va.