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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04

"Hanca," je obupoval Luka
"daj mi svet! Glej, tako je;
Preganjala jo je, pa zapodila jo
je, pa sem il misjaka v zganje
narezal, da je umrla. Mi nj zal
ne! LIE miru nj. So neki zaprli
tisto siroto Anico in jo bodo
obsodili."
Hanoi je krozil premeten ma
smeh ma ustnicah.
"Le mic Sc ne boz" je Cove
rila, 'kdor Hanoi zaupa, zida
ma skalo. Sojena pa ne bo! Kaj
mislis! Hanca zna vse. Ali YES.
kako sem naredila, da sem sama
usla? 'Tu lie pri tenn oknu bonn
skocila dol in 'uidem,' sem re-
kla, pa sem usla pri drugem
ko so me tam cakali." In Hanoi
je krozil venomer samozavesten
nasmeh OBJ ustih. Luki pa je srce
drhtelo, in nj vedel kaj storiti
(Dalie Drihodmjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04
PTICE, PODOBNE MARITIME
KOM

Posebne vrste ptici live v
krajih oh najveeji reki ma sve-
tu, oh reki Amazonki. Ko zapu-
scajo gnezdo, so spoeetka zelo
nerodni, odnosno bi bill nerodni,
&c bi "odhajali v svet" po dveh
kakor pri mas.
Toda tt ameriski ptici odha ia
10 IL gnezda "po vseh stirih'', to
Sc pravi, po nogah in perutni-
cab. Pri svoji hoji, ko sc opi-
rajo ma mocno razvite perutni-
ce, so kar precej podobni mar
tinekom.
Druga zanimivost teh anna
zonskih pticev pa je v tenn, da
so njihove perutnice oborozene
S kremplji. TO so njihove roke,
katerimi Sc lahko opriiemlio.
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asas 49, RI Z s5
MLADA BREDA
POVEST
SPISAL DR.. IVAN PREGELJ

dar je starec pill, je vselej po-
gledal ma njo, kakor da hoce
reci: ..
'Ne zameri, da pijem, &c tt
je ljubo, sal ii privoscim."
In v resnici je romala cuta.
RIGA cd moza k zeni. Pri tenn
sta stara cloveka molcala in
gledala pred Sc, ko da nista
znana in Sc nista videla Sc nikoli
in z nekakim strahom sta izogi-
bala poglede drug drugemu, ka-
kor da sta stara sovraznika i'm
ju je samo usoda dovedla k
skupni mizi in ne lasten nagib.
Potem pa je dejal starec in
stegnil roko proti zeni:
Isl bila ma Peel, kaj?"
"Ne vem," je odvrnila zena.
''Zdi Sc mi pa, da sem bila. Yes,
ljudje povsod potrebujejo Han
CO." Pri teh besedah Sc je zena
plaho ozrla in dejala sepetaje: :
''Pa ne povej nikomur, da 81
me srecal. Me iscejo, sem jim
usla. So rekli, da sem neumna,
XII vem vec, ko vsi zdravniki." "
Luka je zmajal z glavo. On ie
bill, XII je sedel nasproti materi
nekdanje svoje zarocenke. In
dasi je vedel, da govori Hanca
v zmedenosti in sc istoveti z
osebo, XII je ze davno umrla, je
pripomnil cez nekaj hipov ci-
stO resno:
"En svet bi rad, mati.'
Hanca je dvignila glavo in re-
kla:
"Ce imas naduho, mic bolje-
ga ko lapuh."
"Nimam naduhe" je dejal
Luka.
"Potem pij lipov caj," je od-
vrnila zena hladnokrvno in "a
nosno.
"Hanca," je skoro kriknil Sc
daj Luka, "Jericina hci zivi." -"
Kakor blisk je presto nekaj
temnega preko zeninega lica in
je dejala:
"Umrla je! Me MISC pustili
k njej, ma vnetju kosti je umrla,
in tega ne zna ozdraviti noben
zdravnik!"
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Zdravilo, XII vsako le-
to resi- ma tisOce
otrok

Ma bozicno noe leta 1891 so
prinesli neko berlinsko bolnis-
nico hudo belnega otroka. Imel
je visoko vroeino in komaj je
dihal. Nj bilo dvoma, da je incl
otrok davico. Ma ozdravitev nj
bilo vec misliti.
Tedaj Sc je spomnila sestra,
da j je sef nekoc naroeil, maj
pri kakem pesebno hudem pri-
meru davice pokliee vojaskega
zdravnika Behringa, XII je zatr-
jeval, da. je iznasel novo sred-
stvo proti davici. .
Cez nekaj casa je prisel v boil
nisnico visokorasel, petintride-
set let start zdravnik. Kakor bi
ne bio mic posebnega, je vbriz-
gal otroku "a kozo neko rumeno
tekoeino. Kake pol ure, je potem
cakal pri MEM, nato pa mirno
sci. Drugo jutro je otroku od-
leglo. Bill je ze izven snaftne ne
varnosti. - ,-,
Pozneje Sc je izkazalo, da
zgodba O tenn otroku in Behrin-
govern zdravilu nj resnicna, ven
dar pa je imela neko podlago.
To namrec, da je Behring res
iznasel tako zdravilo. Stolet ia
so morali gledati zdravniki, u
citelji in starsi, kako je hodil
morilni angel v obliki davice
med otroke in neusmiljeno ire,
bill njihove vrste. Pa je nenad.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04
)4AG1>CEN 0FRATNI OKRA.
SEX MA SALOBIONSKIH
OFOKIH

Najdragocenejsi ljubezenski
dar, XII ga moski lahko da kak-
sni zenski ma Salomonskih oto-
kin v Juznem Them naorju, je
ovratni okras, XII ga je sam IL
delal. -.. VI
Ia okras je nekaj posebnega.
Sestoji namrec il osmih vrst
nog posebne vrste hroscev, a
yendar ne tehta vec kakor en-
gram. Tisoee hroscev je treba
ujeti, da Sc izdela en- sam TAX
Sen okrasek.
Pc baryi je ia okras zelen, a
IL tega zelenja 'zarijo proti luei
sveth, rdeGi in zlati. odsevi.
Hrasc, XII daje svoje noge "a
taksns dragocenost, ne daje
prav "a prav celih nog, temvec
samo deloeen Glen vsaks noge,
ki nj daljsi cd treh milimetrov.
Te majhne delcke nanizajo ma
zelo tanko vlakno neke rastline.
OtoGan s Salomonskih otokov
mora biti posteno zaljubljen, da
Sc sprawl ma tako delo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04
POSTELJA IZ KRISTALA

Najdrazja postelja, kar so
jih kdaj napravili, je bila tista,
XII jo je pred sto lett ruski car
podaril perzijskemu sahu. Bila
je VISA iz kristala in okrasena S
srebrnimi okraski. Stopnice il
modrega stekla so drzale do te
razkosne postelje, XII je spadal
k njej tudi vodomet diseeo vo-
do. V razsvetljenem prostoru
Sc je postelja bliskala, kakor bi
bila iz samih diamantoy.
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KAKot DoLGI, SO. BIIsKI

strele -dosezejo povpreeno
dolzino enega do dveh kilome-
trov. Biiski, XII Sc sproajo med
oblaki, so dolgi diva do tfi XII
lometre, vendar so tu in tam o.
pazovali ze dosti daljse bliske.
Lanske leto je' epazovalniea v
Potsdanu zabeleziia blisk, ki je
bill dolg najmanj sedem do osem
kilometroy.
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(Nadalj

'Saj bono vsi pogubljeni," je
mislila, v naslednjem hipu je
zopet vedela, da nj bolecine ne
bridkosti, XII bi ne bila kazipot
ma poslednji dan -, dan sodbe,
ko bo tehtana in preizkusana
slednja stvar in ga ne bo made
ia, XII bi Sc ne izvedelo zanj
Prisel je paznik, in ko je videl
Anico "a knjigo, je prikimal z
glato in pripovedoval:
"Tri mesece je cakal ma po-
rotnike. Pa miren je bill, zelo
miren. Pa so ga zaprli "a sedem
let. Pa Sc je izkazalo pozneje,
da je bill nedolzen. Pa je prisel
siv il jece. Tisti je pozabil to
knjigo tu. Preprost kmetic je
bill, pa je trpel lahko, ko da Sc
zeni."
"Po nedolznem je bill zaprt?
je vprasala Anica.
"Bil je," je odvrnil moz in
odsel.
Anico je izpreletala groza, We
homer je mislila lie emo: Pc ne
dolznem je bill zaprt!
Kakor tolazbo je citala ma
odprti strani knjige:
"Nic Sc ne boj tega, kar hos
trpel! Glej, hudic DO enc IL
med vas V jeco vrgel, da boste
skusani in boste imeli bridkost
deset dni -
Drugega dne je, Anica izvede-
la, da pride pred porotnike.
Kmalu zatem so jo odpeljali v
mesto pred sodisce.
50. V dan sodbe.
Motna svetilka je "a silo raz-
svetljevala revno prenociscno
sobo pri Rajerju, ali kakor so
pravili preprosti ljudje, XII SO
tn prenocevali, kadar so prisli
v mesto, "pri Siroti." Pri Siroti
ma predvecer porotne obravna-
We prot Anici je bilo, da je Sc
del reven in pol bolan clovek
"a mizo in pill nekako hlastno. il
male cutarice, in da je sedela
MENU nasproti stara zenica,
istotako betezna in bolehna. Ka-
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to the border which was patrolled
by Nazi troopers. ?
"We have left. our homes and
our possessions knowing we are
leaving our old life for a crowded
refugee camp" the older woman
answered. Life is not worth iv-
ing in Norway today. Our home
land has been turned into an in
ferno."
Your home has been scarcely
scathed by the present war here in
America. Do your part to keep ac-
tI1al combat from our shores.
Do your work. Buy War Bonds
and Stamps. TT, p
WsS 74lJ q. S. Treasury. Dent.
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3-day period. They were charged
by their German captors with "aid-
ing the enemy"
Here in America we can aid in
the fight against Hitler without en-
dangering our lives if we do our
work diligently and buy War Bonds
every pay day.
WSS 741G U. s. TREASURY Dent.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04

Eleven members of a secret Bel
gian underground organization re-
sponsible for aiding United Nations
f1iers shot down over German occu-
pied territory were executed by
Nazi firing squads recently over a
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Drustveni kOledar

OCTOBER
10. oktebra, nedelja. - zenski
odsek SID, Piles v SOD ma
Waterloo Rd.
II. oktobra, nedelja. - zensli
odsek SID Piles v SID ma
Waterloo Rd.
"a. oltobra, nedelja. e Prize
ditev s programom, priredi
podruznica st. 35, JPO-SS v
Slovenskem delavskem domu
|. ma Waterloo Rd. - Pricetek
oh bt3. uri pop.
80. Oktobra, sobota. - Parker
Appliance - Piles Sloven-
skem delayskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd.
NOVEMBER
IA. novembra, nedelja. - V boj
st. So SNPJ - pies v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
2l. novembra, nedelja. - Mia
dinski zbor s. D. D. - kon-
cert in piles " Slovenskem de-
lavske1n domu ma Waterloo
Road.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-04

26. novembra, nedelja. - Klub
Oreski - koncert in pies v
Slovenskem delavskem donlu,
ma Waterloo Rd.
DECEMBER
5. decembra, nedelja. - Zdru-
zeni bratje, st. 26 SNPJ -
pies v Slovenskem delavskem
domu ma Waterloo Rd.
rs. decembra, sobota. - Socia-
listicni klub st. 40 - pies
v Slovenskem delavskem do
mu ma Waterloo Rd.
81. decembra, petek. - Jadran
Silvestrov pies v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Water
loo Rd.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
SITUATIONS DoMrsrlc Cont,

NURSE. practical. wants 8 or 10 hour duty.
VIII consider something part time EX
SECRETARY, several years senerai In
sarance experience: 5-dsy week: $40.
Phone NO. 1879. 10 to and to g.
SECRETARY available, well educated, ex-
perienced, responsible. Telephone North
4430 Ext R12, 1@s
SECRETARY desires permanent connection
with some reputable nrm operating on
sound business principles; good stenog-
rapher, accustomed TO meeting and tact
fuliy dealing with the public, capable OF
taxing charge OF routine work and reliey-
,nE EMPLOYER Of once detail Box 3a5-
Y, Star.
SECRETARY. nrst.class, desires position.
private concern, with opportunity; starting
salary. S40-$45 week: good reference and
experience; available immediately. Write
WOMAN, middle-aged, would like s.h.w,
plain cooking. sleep In, no children. Vicin-
ity Of Silver Spring SH 64S5.
WOMAN. colored, strong and willing work.
sI wants place as 1anitress or res. mgr.
y 44aY 4eSYshsnss s1ss for arts. and some sal. Box
REFINED. well-educated lady Of go de-
sires position as receptionist in profess
slonal ONCE. Box Ia. Star. 26s
ARYSTENOGRAPHER
Government and enaineering experience,
comprising sales. trafi1c, warehouse re-
Sponsi6le, dependable assistant: salary. S45.
box -446-Y. star. 23s
Evening star., 1943-09-23
HELP MEN & WQMEN.

ALTERATION HAND in tailor shop. exp;
Pennsyiyania ave. Sc Call Il 1855.
BOOkkEEPER, knowledge of general ONCE
work and typing. Thompson Furniture
Co. 1910 r. I. ave. ne, HO. 4142.
COLORED MAN and wife to work on farm
in nearby Md, wife to do general house,
work: S95 mo. with furnished house, cleo,
refrigerator and radio; permanent job for
reliable couple. Call at 1921 9TH st. NV.
MAN OR WOMAN, experienced only, on
mems alterations; S35 wk. 1905 Eye
MEN AND WOMEN for wrapping and
packing ice cream, essential activity: steady
position Apply Bettar Ice Cream Co.
1895 H st. ne.
PIN BOY or pin girls full or part time
work: experience not necessary. Apply at
King Pin Bowling Alleys. 1909 r. /.
ave. ne.
TAILOR wanted. experienced on altera-
tions; steady work. good pay. Apply 2021
WILL GIVE attractive basement apt. to
white couple without children or dogs in
exchange for little time caring for OIL
heated building of apis. on 18th ST.
NV. near Irving. Give age, references,
ability. Box 69-B. Star.
WANTED, salesman and collector; high
guarantee and commissions; car essential.
Call GE. 4040 until 1890 am, and sH.
5S12 in evening.
WANTED, native speakers of all foreign
languages. especially those not common in
the. United States: register for possible
part-time employment; mo- fees, nothing
to buy or sell; men or women. Write all
particulars in first letter and you will be
interviewed. Box 230-Y Star
Evening star., 1943-09-23
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT, experienced in cost ac-
counting and tax work; full or part time,
S12 per day or contract work. SH. 141O.
23s
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT or secre-
tary, fine educational background, intelli-
gent, attractive, pleasing personality ex-
eellent stenographer, varied experience in
ANALYSIS, letter writing, ofice Organization
and MANAGEMENT, training and supervising
ences. salary, S50-S55 wk Box 465-Y,
Star pa
alterations; reas. Miss Bert, 1880 Irving
8: NV. Apt. 4. AID. 223S.
GIRL, white, settled. wants job, adult fam
lily, live in. 81 per week: NV section.
References, Box 317-Y Star.
LADY. young. as doctors or dental as
sistant. DU 6916.
MAID wants morning or evening work
Ino ,cookinR} or bundle wash take home.
Good References. ia. 1905.
private home. Phone between the hrs. OF
10 and IL. 8 and A, Dupont 5000. "a
Evening star., 1943-09-23
FOOD CHECKERS.

No experience necessary;
hours, IL noon to 9 pm; no
Sunday work; good position,
steady work. Apply
MADRILLON RESTAURANT
washington Bldg. 18th and New York Ave.
SALES CLERKS-We will
train a number of men and
women for pleasant il well.
paid work iat our drug leoun.
ter. Salary while learning,
Vacation with pay. Apply at
any Peoples Drug Store or at
n P st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
SITUATIONS poMesTIc.

COOK, experienced. colored. for private
CURTAINS wanted to clean and stretch at
nome, Reasonable prices. Please csii Ii.
luo1. 26s
GIRL, colored. part-time work afternoons
IN or near Mclean Drugs, NO. 54ss eve-
GIRL, colored, wishes Job in dress .hon
experienced and references. DE. S9S7 81;
WASHING AND IRONING done by hand,
r;a9y rea9y IN days. AT. 2Ts3.
mornings g days. TR. 786s.
sxn CULOMED GIRLS. want morning or aft
NO. 6437. after pm. Thurs.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
Hrlp MEN Cont, j,

fAiNTERs, white for steady inside work
iss sas tsv sss sssas ss ds ;aS' MI ns s5y
rTHnasEk.s sTssa sns gaELPER, sPE steady Job: mus,
have driyers permit. Call MI. $500 500, be
roRTTEk, alert, for greeting card and gif,
shop. Io1s Conn. ave. Nv.
ss;la; sood psy "a Apply at once Southeast
snd ssye 8 mus pc hanqg
Lee butter 60, III 81 sist sa taoo SC nss. sA'
start. campbeirs Drug Store. 473o l4th
PoRTIas RS with drivers permit ,s to =, II
PoRTER, experienced in retail jewelry
solorea aafo to Work aaS Il 81
service station must have D, c. -drivinp
RsF1mt R1Dn sood gsy steady work See M MT
PORTER for hardware store, must have
Ssssss sl14 14th St. NV
PORTER, colored, for neishborhood drug
.sSTs .,rs good pay Easy saoo hours New
PoRTER Tor iunchsonette, 9 am. to pm;
good pay and meals and easy work. Apply
PORTER, colored. permanent position:
Garrison's Toy & Novelty Co. 1918
iPskEasisSEsR, top salary. Apply ESQUIRE
EApio Esfae's saRvicEMEN. ess e two openings for
and working cond. Also excellent PRO proposi-
kaDnS EsSG seo ta ' xork day
evenings, at home II desired: hourly basis.
RS sourl r aaS; siaS essential industry; must
have D. c. permit; 5-day week. Apply
sALEsMASG%An L e.. An old-established firm de-
sires the services of a salesman, % to 80
years old to call on srocery Stian SotrieS; mus ana
perience. draft status, salary desired, to
Il !. Heinz Co. 2lol 9th st. n'e'' wash
1LPsM SALESMAN, nationally advertised prod
uet excellent propesitiSSnn esx Ros sta1 and post
SAFES s0Gs GREPREsENT4TIvE, Tifs large M distrb-
utor Of magazines. no selling; must have
car, 5-dsy week; salary and car allowance.
sxssSSwIcH SsS n MaS 4 $3.50 per week no no
qS sERvfeRMAS. CEN 4 white, with drivers license
%sas 4 4 SutP ssSS PsSS SppSis' 1926 Good Hope
sHIPPiNG CLERK, white or colored. must
ss saS,s Keaay Mees ESo
SHIPPING CLERK, essential activity good
salary, steady position. Apply Bettar Ice
Cresm. Co., 1895 H st. ne.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced preferred;
also part-time men for evenings and
saturday; Arlington to BSete1y; @ as,3 a1s2 wilson
slsS HI6iRTaHeR COOK GOOD ssdo wages no
Sunday work 1903 H st. NV.
SODA DISPENSER. good wages, full or
part time Call AID. 1898.
sPEcIALisT, automobile front end; plenty snt
work, all latest equipment. BendaH Pon-
if sfifAMt toq q9IKEERs Kns S. AEnPnR cal M oliver
TMIoR, experienced for busheling and
mems and women's alterations Hignest
saiary for good man. SEQ 2n I2th .h s. NV. "
tjPHOLSTERERS WANTED; good salaries,
steady work. J. Holober g. Co.. OIL r ST.
uPHoLsTERER, experienced, work few
hours each evening. Good salary. Can
after 8 pm. ia. 0f39.
UPHOLSTERER to make slip covers IN
spare time for set OF 3 pieces, hVins room
furniture Call II, Az, ,s SSrrs
good working conditions. good salary. Ben
MnHdfy WHf4Eks And aJs bus BoYs, colOred expert
enced; high-class restaurant; good Ups
Apply Harvey's, I107 Conn. ave.
WEIDER, gas or electric, experienced IN
Welding pressure vessels. American In
strument Co., SOLO Ga. ave.
WOODWARD FOREMAN and laborsrs 70
saw cordwood with power saw,o years
work Cooper Supply. Co.; TR. 932,
YOUNG MAN, colored, with drivers permit;
rafn-
Evening star., 1943-09-23

CREDIT MANAGER, GEN
ERAL OFFICE WORK: EX-
CELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR COMPETENT, EXPERT
ENCED aPERSON. SALTZ
BROS, 1341 F ST. NV.
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CLERK,

S1xlxt4A,
asa 1s sar ay hssr qs as as 0E saas1
afternoons Of. 500 to SI20 per month
ep apSn Sn1y
cspa Trans cs sts RsR ns a0 es
S. ses door R0s 3 possen danln viii n0a Sc
sof Especial interest I'd those, residing. in
ls.dia as Ti this saves travel tine. lsaAD "
WANTED, Il WOMEN,
|'WHITESTO MAINTAIN
STOCK AND HELP MAKING
ORDERS. DISTRICT LINEN
CO., Sc L ST. Sc.
MATTRESSES
(White), for exclusive downtown
club; good salary and commits
sion, meals and uniforms fur
nished Call DI. 8118 between 10
am. and 3 pm.
SALESLADY, experienced;
steady position, good work
ing conditions; $35 week.
Regal Clothing Store, I'll 7th
st, NV.
SALESGIRL, CORSET AND
UNDERWEAR SHOP; GOOD
SALARY AND HOURS.
DOR-NE, 1921 14th ST. NV.
BOOKKEEPER-Young lady
to train as boOkkeeper in
bank, good opportunity. An
swer in detail, giving age,
education, etc. Box 389-X,
Star.
THE JUVENILE SHOP, 1928
Conn. ave-, has opening for
saleswoman for part time.
A YOUNG WOMAN TO AS
SIST IN OFFICE AND AN
SWER TELEPHONE; SAL
AIRY, $25 PER WK. TO
START; RAPID ADVANCE
MENT, 5-DAY WK. APPLY
WASHINGTON ENVELOPE
CO., 80 L ST. NE, AFTER
10 Am.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
HELP WOMEN.

Any worker last employees 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.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
HELP DOMESTIC.

HELP DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMADWAITR do not apply
unless you are experienced and accustomed
to working in 1st-class home: small con-
yenient house, no children; excellent salary.
CHAMBERMAiD-wAI live in or out:
good wages; references. Ho. sS43 after
cHiLD,s NURSE. white, experienced. care
cember; excellent wages; must have, good
refer references telephone mornings before
CLEANER, eolored., for general housework.
and carfare week. 501S 18th st. NV,
COOK and general houseworker. expert
enced, family of B: upstairs room and bath i:
z day u Thurs, ,ss1 and all Sun off, good sal
COOK and general housekeeper. small apt !:
no Sunday: references; live in or out: SIS
co cooR ssrisss hSb GhW GH woe in Ext rdom 2ra
csil t!sht Ho t5unsfy s4io adults; highest wages
COOK AND G:Hw. for 4. light laundry,
gsshing machine: good wages, live out.
COOK. care first f., no laundry: live in.
dren: Every other sun; every other
COOK. and general houseworker for small
apt, family of 3: no Sunday work: live
out: good salary; references and health
ave. downtown, assist other maid with
cleaning S3o week; live in or out, Phone
COOK. AND CIV, live in; in family,
tso eoores esr @ ass
So soeS Per we week r. IA. 4415. 50o"' private 0''n
Evening star., 1943-09-23
YOUNG WOMAN,

College graduate, under 25, for work in
personnel dept. Must be competent typist,
absolutely accurate and have lesiDle
sonnel work. 6-day,. 43-hour week. Sat
urday afternoons od About S130 per
month to start Opportunity for advance
ment. Apply weekday mornings, Personnel
Dept. Room 900, Capital Transit Co., 36th
and Prospect ave. NV; Take Route 20
position will be of special interest to those
residing in GEORGETOWN or nearby MARYLAND
or VirKtniaa as this saves travel time.
Evening star., 1943-09-23

COUNTER GIRLS,
White. Full or Part Time. Experience
Not Necessary. No Sundays. Apply
TALLY-HO RESTAURANT.
Sf2 18th ct NV
Evening star., 1943-09-23
MATTRESSES

(White), for exclusive downtown
club; good salary and commits
sion, meals and uniforms fur
nished. Call DI. 8118 between 10
m. and 3 nm.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
BAR PORTER

BAR PORTER.
Hours, s am. to 5 pm; no
Sunday work; good position,
good pay and pleasant work
ing conditions. Apply
MADRILLON RESTAURANT,
Washington Bldg,
18th and New York Ave.
Evening star., 1943-09-23
HELP AEA-

HALLMAN, colored, apt.
house, 3 days week. Apply
manager, 215 B st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-09-23

TRUCK DRIVERS, WHITE,
MUST KNOW TOWN.
BRING REFERENCE.
1885 10th ST. NV
Evening star., 1943-09-23

BUS BOY, colored, serve 2
meals. Apply 1923 22nd st.
NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-23

CASHIER,
Experienced for Cafeteria or Restaurant
No Sundays. Apply
TALLY-HO RESTAURANT.
Evening star., 1943-09-23

BARTENDER WANTED. WHITE.
For private club, no work sundays; must
have references. Call for appointment,
ENGINEER, 3rd or 5th class, for Iron Fire
man stoker: good salary, no living quar-
ters Apply Mr.. Holzberg.. Bring license
and sletter OF availability"
u SHANNON & LUCHS Co,
1908 ST. NV MA. 234o.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
Louise Langdon
Engaged to Wed

MIR. and Mrs. William R. Langdon
of Wellesley Hills, Mass, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Miss Louise Langdon, to Aviation
Cadet David c. Biggs, U. S. N.
Miss Langdon spent many years
of her childhood in foreign coun-
tries, chiefly in the Far East, where
her father served in United States
missions and consulates. She re-
ceived her education at the Amer
ican School at Peking, China; at
the Lew-Heywood School at Stam-
the Lew-Heywood Scohol at Stam-
ford, Conn, and will be graduated
from Wellesley College in June.
Cadet Biggs is the son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Biggs of St.
Louis, Mo. He attended the St.
Louis Day School, the Hun School
at Princeton, N. j., and was gradu-
ated from Dartmouth College in
1912 He is now an aviation cadet
and is stationed at Corpus Christi,
Tex.
Cadet Biggs and Miss Langdon
will be married this summer in
Washington, where the bride-elect's
father is an official of the State
Department.
Evening star., 1943-05-02
Brita Pearson
Is Married !.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pearson Of Pail
sades Park, N. j., have announced
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Brita Pearson, to Mr.. Gerald Lloyd
Berkley, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Berkley Of Silver Spring, Md. The
ceremony took place March 5 in
Leonia, N. j., and while the BRIDE
groom Is serving in the Navy as
pharmacist mate Mrs. Berkley is
making her home with her parents.
The bride is graduate OF the
Hackensack, N. j., Hospital School
of Nursing and lived In Washington
for several months while receiving
special training at st. Elizabeth's
Hospital.
Mr.. Berkley received his Navy
training at the United States Naval
Hospitals in Bethesda and in Phila-
delphia. His father is a member of
the staff of the Associated Press in
Washington.