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Evening star., 1943-11-20
Rodio Bible Quiz

The radios Bible Quiz will be fea.
tured tonight at o'clock in a con.
test between members of bott
branches Of the armed forces, ovel
Station WWDC. The Army VS.. Navy
program will include both officer.
and enlisted personnel. Evangelist
Dale Crowley will be master of cere.
monies.
Mr.. Crowley conducts daily gospe
programs over Station WWDC a,
6:45 am. and at 1926 pm.
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Dr.. Marshall Guest
At Luther Rice Church

DR.. j. w. Bill Marshall, promo
tional secretary for the Baptist
Foreign Mission Board. Richmond,
Va, will speak at the Luther Rice
Memorial Baptist Church at Gas
and II am. Sunday. He Is re-
sponsible for selecting all Baptist
missionaries. The Rev. Luther ],
Holcomb, pastor, will conduct bap-
tismal service at Bpm,
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Births Reported

Fred and Allen Book. girl.
yonn and Nancy Bowman. boy.
eulen snd ana eeisst. eisA Ssysns; Gamp.r siT1 boy
HHssIlsnd and Della chstmsn. 'siri. III
cfiSfan cnward snd snd Mari. Marion Cross. boy.
Dominick and Jean DeLucia. girl.
Michael and Helen Dennis, sirl.
Elmer and Catherine Disaue, girl.
amumphrey and Katherine. Dodson. Girl.
Randolf and Inez Ellis siri. uGi'
Hush and Marsaret rersuson. r'i airl. ''''
Arthur snd Mildred eoode. siri. '0''
wilson and Ruby Hall, girl
Nooert and Ada Hansen, girl,
Frazer and Mary Hilder, boy
william and Pauline Hiisenbers, girl.
EdxaTd dsied snd snd PsnflntH Fshel Hyatt; I.n. boy
Charles and Reba Little, sipi pi
Mniiiard and Margaret LuttrelL girl.
Wilbur a and . yane Msftby;. MasHhs; Ell GsGlyyi.
Robeat solsp and ND Tassl T. sh,sd Miller. boy.
Md MSe5ome fihe =, and Grace Murray, Eiri.
John and Jos Josephins dYs1sn Mssftb MMssolino' sirl
John and Myrtle Mccormick, I boy e1sl
John and Mary Nevros, boy.
Anthony and Loretta Noyak. how
Walter. and Gladys Oliver, rIri
Howard and Elizabeth Osborn. eirl
Fred and Bennie Permenter. boy.
Davld and Dorothy Petit, girl
cured and Mary Rothschild. boy,
Slot and Katherine Schelirl, boy.
Robert and Evelyn Scott, boy.
Ihomas and Thelme Shanley, boy,
Snarles and Lois Sharpe, boy
george and Annamay Gleirl, airl.
6en and Rose Simmons. boy.
clarence and Mary Smith, boy.
Duoley and Calsiox Smith, girl.
Baxter and Helen Smith, girl,
barry and Rose Solomon, boy.
Sarl and Clara Stone, girl.
oscar and Martha Strackbe,n, boy.
paui and Lillian Summers, boy.
tpau! and Jane Wencel, boy.
WaIter and Eleanor williams. bow.
Roy and Thelma Willineham' Inv
Haymond and Dolores Wisler. hoy
Merle and Joan Wright, boy,
Edward and LaVerne Perneil. boy.
Eusene and Christine Scott, boy.
James and Estelle Jones, boy.
James and Mary Russell, boy.
Eddie and Bertha Duff, boy
Wilder and Ernestine TAYLOR. how
James and Mary Riley, girl
henry and Evelyn Logan, girl.
Lester and Susie Nickcns, eiri
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Miami, Victorville, Calf, and Fort
Benning. Ca, he was sent to Gre.
NADIA, Miss, where he is adjutant o1
his squadron. His wife lives here
at 5407 Second street NV.
Formerly at Lansburgh's
Capt. Cropley was with Lans-
bllrgh's store before entering the
service in August. 1912. A depart.
ment store official said his most re.
cent word from Capt. Cropley was
a letter from Attu.
Capt. Spencer, a native Washing
tonian, graduated from Mckinley
High School and the University Of
Maryland. He entered the service
In May, 1912, and spent six months
in Iceland, returning to this coun.
try after his arm was broken in a
tank accident. He is now stationed
at Fort Knox, KY, where his wife
and young daughter have gone to
live. His family lives here at 5817
Sixth street NV.
The War Department gave Capt
Snyder's Washington address as
1920 Nicholson street NV. and list.
ed zoos Klingle road NV. as the
Washington address Of 1t. Nevres.
Chevy Chase Two Advanced.
Two Chevy Chase officers, Its
Udrich A. Geller, 306 West Thorn
apple street, and James N. Mars.
den, 6305 Broad Branch road, were
promoted from second to first lieu.
tenant, as were James Fears. Il
Hillside road, Greenbelt, and Will
liam Everett Bell, SO Mckinley ave-
nue., Hyattsville.
1t. Marsden is q son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger D. Marsden of the Chevy
Chase address. He entered the
Army Air Forces last May after his
graduation in February from the
University of Maryland and is sta
toned at Atlanta, Ga. He and his
wife live at College Park, Ga.
1t. Geller, a native of Washing
ton, attended the Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School and was gradu.
ated last February from the Uni
versity of Maryland. He entered the
Army Air Forces last May and al
present is stationed at Winston.
Salem, N. c. His parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. R. F.. Geller. live at the Chevy
Chase address.
Arlington Three Promoted.
Three Arlington County resident.
were among seven Virginia officer:
to receive promotions. George A
Baumann, 41O4 North Henderson
road, and Kendall K. Hoyt, 441(
North ThiIty-eighth street, were
raised to the rank of major, anc
Clyde C. Alleman, 529 North Pied.
mont street, was promoted to cap.
tain.
Maj. Hoyt, who is stationed ir
New York with the Civil Air Patro
headquarters, entered the Army
soon after Pearl Harbor. Prior te
that he was employed as publicity
director for the National Aeronau.
tics Association here. He is a ma.
tive of Washington where he at
tended Central High School. He
was graduated from Cornell Uni
versity.
Capt. Alleman was commissioned
IN the Army last May and is sta
toned with the Army Service Forces
here. A native of st. Joseph, Mo.
he was civilian employe of the
War Department before receiving
his commission.
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Deaths Reported

Espnsst EGTenfe >. Ha.t HHssger ~ 424 7th st. ne.
Hfannah p. Dawson, So, Baltimore.
Msrx Msenton si ipisgott; idsg; 81, Purcellyilie. Va.
WWSay W;rry sheppsrd, 80. New York. N Y.
ylrglnls Anderson, 5S, Falls Church. Va
lester ". gurgette, A. 406 eth st. NV
anne NJ: Wendorh. infant. 1000 shephers
Dollison infant. 1880 D st. ne.
mary G Gray. 50. 111O12 U st. NV.
James pnh simms, 46. 591l Foote st. n.s.
Itzzie n NastIn: neni.a ~, 1908 lst st. NV:
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ASSISTANT HOSTESS for teahouse, youns
white woman for dining room super.
xfss!y sR!n= Ma Ks sH 1? s5d5 Hou's Tavern
satS and
M., ssni. qfuiJ5y III ia5a sfsssas Es. e salary Gail 1t
sa;k E Start s ' g.as ssaso
e
spfEi 4Ss wiseni'n sgsfsd .v; for iu
ssstt9sF'' kExtT4 osfRaAfoaR SssRaA saR en saDsriene.d All
soOund and mansuTsi sOod salary ane
Ia tEk!AufH92 H2nSi neSisEass1siroR. experienced. no IL
er S se Roys ep9n' 9 Va
bEAUrY 81. UP OPERATOR. experienced. Il NV
AIN ::, ''ss ss1' days Box ss't
Beauty OPERATOR and manicurist. 50;
an and * eommission: ysas 5-day week. co. e6et
SEsT1y 81 SHi iosai OPERATOR. theroushly expert,
fassa sesaly sas shop sesk hGaIi 4S So 80 to Camille
sooRs Tor small rm s7b 81 mo rsnsp ssr
9 s1f EG% Thons Gsssz X sm c1 81
seok s}sSi eokkzEpfa-rYr,sr, HEi: insur.ne. once
ions curry. SO i7th st. Don'on ns' or phon' n
sooKKEEPNG MACHINE OPERATOR, ex
preferred but not essential; sood salar!
and working conditions. Apply American
anstra aansttrument mt Co.. SOLO Ga. ave- silvel
csisaki cHsakiiEk.cHEckEn kNeHkE for up-to-d.t. self
rsht store n.rson oSd hoYs nd ne
cMxSER%xlb. IR MsiSSnilb sxi eolor.d TO
nne, boarding. house; 5la-day week. yer,
Hsmnsh;y. EETn Iay; Apply IN person. l7@o New
GfHEtKRooM GIRLS. for day work. ? am
py asslstsnt p eveRns w
aGs AZ WSsss' e4 sa a
Sfs sss. e.: e e,SaS so Ss
sSISaARETTE GiRL. experienced; hour.
Miss McGrady, Old New Orleans Restau
rant: 12l4 Conn. ave. NV.
hkk cdlR no Tss 9pns = hts o g. to for ssdss c
surroundlnss. chance for advancement
for farars sppointment 20 start. oo Phone MA @44;
CLERK. white. intelligent, for cleanins
and and. dyeins ,,, store: sood salary and eooe
cIERk ' for record ' denarsmens. n ns, &C. kits
oEssR- eT4a ( -s1EsocRArHEk. 81 experience. il
4s-hour week. good, salary and pleasan
55iSi dElsxfYPlsRs. T9TiI hgislHs to "a, pm, s,s.
srns meTa must PHstHsn s. Hs
ss RSon DY se M94ss' i4ss . snrGnsl
estif coMf 2HNSIoNN on Hsn's for Or convalescen
lady immediate: S-hour day duty Mus
be capable Of handling wheel chair out
SSS set e1RI aHds' vhte &c. ia sGf or part time
no, Sundays. Eleventh Cafeteria. Ali
DESK fds e CLERK aR for service club, salary ane
giyins age and experience. BOX l52 ID. Star
tional Institution. dining room experienc,
ofsaAroSRsssr SsslE oSssr' colored exper
eneed preferred but will teach aualinee
parties; DAY or evening work. Apply Jones
asadsd1e 9sad dbsllman. nna Westchester Apts, 4ooC
FfLE CLERKS: Witt. nx no experience nece,
ssary; good pay. Apply ST. q st. NV
FLING CLERK, general. ONCE work. mus
type; permanent, Opportunity for advance.
Hc01 Srf9Sk f9S 1aaa AsssAN EFs # ntsx,
ave; the E. B. Adams CO.
GIKLs for general ONCE work, no typins
Apply ooldcraft Portraits, TIC 18th st
GIRLS. t,II colored. to make themselves use.
1929 wages; good meals. Wearley'ss, 41E
GIKts: colored. for restaurant, inexperi.
eneed but Eillins. Mt. Vernon RESTAURANT
1Sss y. st. t'n NV. A'n'A' 1-00f'''f'''
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Petworth Methodist

A new pulpit Bible will be used for
the first time tomorrow and will be
presented by Mrs. Thomas M. Bishop
and her son Albert in memory of
the late Rev. Thomas M. Bishop.
The Intermediates and young peo-
pie will participate in the o'clock
service. DR.. Steelman will speak on
Memories Of Home"
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didn't ring often. If q call came for
the attorney general, a messenger
was dispatched to him and he walked
to the chief clerks Office"
He was married in 1897 to Miss
Lottie Hartsock Repp of Randolph
Montgomery County, Md, and is the
father Of three sons and two
daughters.
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SuyueT, 0lQuey
B. Cropley and
Alfred r. Boyd,
promoted to cap
tain, and Second
1t. j hn A.
Nevres, promoted
to first lie u
tenant.
Maj. Hilton,
whose home Is
at 301 Taylor
street NV, Is a
native Washing
tonian. He was
graduated from
G o n 2 a & a
onS Gcorro a.
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Ana, Calf, be.
fore his present
assignment. HI
and his wife live
at 1881 Newark
street NV.
C a p t. B oy &
went in to the
service in Octo-
ber, 1912, from
the White House
where he was a
S e CT e t service
agent. He had
been with the
Secret S Service
about two years.
After traipipp in
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Wis \X&!:;;: +; 5;
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CONCERT.

SoNNLh1..
Soldiers Home Band, Stanley Hall.
$50 pm. today.
DANCES.
Get-acquainted dance, National
Press Club Auditorium, 8 o'clock
tonight.
Iowa State Society. Shoreham
Hotel, 10 o'clock tonight.
Thanksgiving dance and party,
l407 L street NV, 9 o'clock tonight.
Jewish Community Center, 8
o'clock tonight.
All States Club, Washington Hotel,
$50 O'Clock tonight.
DISCUSSION.
Hadassah-zionist District, 1896
Massachusetts avenue NV, $50
o'clock tonight. Louis Ruskin speak
ing on Refugee Settlement"
HIKES.
National Capital Parks bird walk
in Fort Kemble Park, meet on Mac
Arthur boulevard at Chain Bridge
road, 8 am. tomorrow.
Wanderbirds Hiking Club, Forts
Davis, Dupont and Mahan, meet at
seventeenth and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Sc. 10 am. tomorrow.
Center Hiking Club, Key Bridge
to Chain Bridge, meet at District
end of Key Bridge at M street NV.
1890 am. tomorrow.
RECREATION.
Walsh Club for War Workers. 5 to
midnight tonight. Dance, 8 o'clock.
TRIP.
Potomac Hostels bike trip to
Montgomery County, Nd. meet at
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets NV,
9 am. tomorrow.
WIENER ROAST.
Center Hiking Club, Sligo cabin. 3
o'clock tonight. Bring own "wienies. :"
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco The
ater, tonight: Yeoman Fred johann
son, Jane Evers with Flo Small,
Military District of Washington
Dance Band and Jackie Miles.
Navy Department Recreation As
sociation dance, Hotel Statler. Q
O'Clock tonight.
Entertainment tickets, "The Hut"
E at Pennsylvania avenue NV. 4
to $50 O'Clock tonight.
Pepsi-Cola Center, $50 am. to-
DAY to 1890 am. tomorrow. First
three floors open to servicewomen.
Masonic Center. to II o'clock
tonight. Dance, 8 o'clock.
Arlington Center 1890 am. to
midnight tonight.
Officers.
Officers Club of the United Ma
tions, Burlington Hotel, 10 am. to
1890 o'clock tonight. Introductory
cards to entertainment.
Dances, Fairfax and Meridian
Hill Hotels, 9 o'clock tonight.
Party, Hotel Fairfax, 8 o'clock
tonight.
Servicemen.
Recreation, USO, 1911 H street
NV, 8 am. to II o'clock tonight.
Dance, 9 o'clock.
Episcopal Canteen, Epiphany
Parish Hall, 1917 G street NV, 2
to II o'clock tonight.
Church Door Canteen, Calvary
Baptist Church, 6 o'clock tonight.
Dinner-dancing. Foundry Metho-
dist and Covenant Presbyterian
Churches, $50 o'clock tonight.
Stenographic service, 7 o'clock to-
night; formal and square dance, 9
O'Clock: YMCA USO).
Dances, Silver Spring USO; St..
Margaret's Church, 8 o'clock to-
night.
Ballroom and square dancing.
Service Mems Club No. /, $50
o'clock tonight.
Stage show, USO, Eighth and
Pennsylvania avenue NV, 9 o'clock
tonight.
Dance with Navy and 36th
Brigade Bands, NCCS (USO), 918
Tenth street NV, 9 o'clock tonight.
Dance, NE. USO, 1912 North
Capitol street. o'clock tonight.
Dances, NCCS (USO), 1914 N
street NV. YWCA CUSO), 9 o'clock
tonight.
Coffee hour and dance, Anacostia
USO, Fourteenth and U streets Sc.
0 o'clock tonight.
FOR COLOkED SERVICEMEN,
Dances, YWCA and YMCA
USO), 8 o'clock tonight.
Thanksgiving party, Leisure
Lodge, 8 o'clock tonight.
Dances, Hearthstone War Work.
ers Club; Banneker Club, % o'clock
tOnipht
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Church Of Two Worlds

The annual Christmas bazaar will
be held at the home OF Mrs. William
j. Egbert. 1929 Alaska avenue NV,
next Saturday from 10 m. to 8 pm,
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HELP MEN.

ANY worker last employed in an
can not be hired by any other EN-.
ployer except upon presentation Of
statement OF availability from his
last employer or the USES.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wants part-fime lob,
s.h:w.; references. Call EN-. 44e9. IL N.
20 : pm. 20'
GIRL colored, wants part-time work a.
maid; no Sundays Phone CO. 4e45
GIRL, colored wishes g.h.w. 5 days .
week: references. Call Adams 059s after
10 am.
GIRL. colored. wants a Job and home in
the suburbs. III W; all day Saturday and
Sunday after 3. E. Jackson. s33 2lst
WOMAN, colored, experienced. desires
work OF any type evenings from to Q.
SOC, hour; .Anacostia preferred, Sc. section.
Call FIR. 1O1l. 81
WOMAN to do small laundry and cur.
tains at home. Call MI 6974. 21s
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LIGHT COLOREQ GIRL FOR RECEPTION
IST IN DENTAL OFFICE: EXCELLENT
SALARY AND HOURS. BOX 37s-D. STAR.
LADY, young, for office and
bookkeeping work. Experienced.
A hrs. week, $35. Box 362-J, Star.
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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
statement Of availability from her
last employer or the USES.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ENVELOPES ADDRESSED. 81 mar 000
Also folding and inserting; good neat ioh
on time. Phone Taylor 1859. ~
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
oents other than those contracted by nv
sen; = Robert Luehrs. 1923 Douglas st. ne,
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HlLP poMFsrlc icont.l

WOMAN, white. experienced and good ref.
erences or one whose own home Is broken.
for duration OF war to care Tor baby. 3
pleasant home in Chevy Chase. b. c.: .pri.
yate room, liberal hours. other full-tims
help employed; excellent salary to Quali-
ned person. Call WO. 9192 after 8 pm.
or Sunday,
WOMAN for days work. cleaning. 13s
18th st. sc.
WOMAN, colored, 3 days week: no children.
no cooking, S3.25 day and csrfsre; health
WOMAN to clean child care center At
Chapel Of the Redeemer. Fairway Hills. Nd.
Part Part,tins work; Gall Mrs; Cole. WI: 1921.
country home with children in family.
Separate living quarters with bath. De:
pendent no objection. could use husband
on. farm with deferment assured. Fifty
miles from Washington. Mrs. J. Stewart
ffT1th' f1nh dR b1n'flRR PRRTT "a TIME good pay small,
family, no cooking; on bus line. 500 gard
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uniforms free, opportunity for advance
ment: GOOD pay. Service Pharmacy. 18th
and Eye sts. NV.
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SITUATIONS woAEN

DREssMAKING, designing. TemodelinT ana
i1s,a3fS n.v Apf a. ea Ap ssa ssss 1881 irving ST.
LAUNDRY WORK. inside. desired by youns
solored woman. Call D1. 1878. 2 to 4.
EEGAa Eseasaas srESooRAPaER ESe years experi
s7ss s7se in svsginrf Wis firm Excel ref can Temple
MANAGER women's apparel shop. with
many years experience as buyer for own
business and large department store in
WASHINGTON Box 3S3-J. Star.
NURSE. private duty. colored. desires case:
Nok sok Or 2E na5erni5y TR 1IaS patients only
NURSE. small child: live out: no Sun;
good ref. Write details Box 446-J. Star.
NURSE. white, for sick sick person: day or
REGISTERED NURSE wishes work in DIR s
0fhee OF inSggStrial clinic no typinE. Phone
SECRETARY and general once assistant
experienced, desires position Immediately
with architects: excellent references. Box
SECRETARY. experienced, desires a posi-
ton recurring much rapid dictation: LEGAL
experience, college graduate. able eorres-
PP99nHdfsnss; PP9Hf viii accept s45 week. Box
soPRASo soLoIsT and choir tener. .x,
perienced in oratorio, choir work and
opera: seek choir position In local
church: phone after pm. Michigan
TRADE ffES E1I Association. sales. promotion or
orEanizatlon work, college graduate. thor
oughly experienced; available Dec 15 Mrs.
Der. e Gen. Del. Carolina Beach. N. c. 22s
YPIsT-CLERK, mature. experienced busi-
nesswoman,. routine mail without dicta-
ton stencil CUTTING Box -423-J.- SAIL
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WANTED@Experten man to run dairy
farm in Fairfax County, Va. Nice environ
Ts mens rsnHivdSted nisrSe. hHme .so sto Nye n sood
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BOOKKEEPER
SODA DISPENSERS

Knowledge of typing necessary Genera
Federation Of Womens Clubs 1874 N ST
NV. D1. 316S 5-day week. good salary
SURROUNDINGS
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PLA1NFIELD ORCHARDS
APPLES AND SWEET CIDER
oYt oUPEN y WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
csnI csisnI on Route s2 miles. w W. Moore
Sanoy Spring. Md. Ashton 247i.
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COOK-G.H.W., $40 WEEKLY.
SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT. expert, books started, kept
prompt: reasonable sH 1854. 2i'
ELEC.. mech. arch: craftsman. msrins
engineer desires part-time evening work,
or Pm ar.,. to Il ts,Iaa Will consider cerissi
EIECTRftIAN desires S jos. fs eSperienced erss Ia
estimating buying and Installing electric-
al wiring and eauipment; good eduEation
FREiGHT AUDITORS, experts, viii audit
your freight and express bills FOR over.
charges on percentage basis. Box 426-J.
GENERAL cLERK-rYpIsT, expert, desires
part-time employment, pm. b:30 to 10.
MAN. Color coiored' 'sa Experienced porter. desire, M
evening work to 10: Sc. section. Call FIR.
MARRIED MAN, 10 yrs. old. wants ,ob on
farm, lived on farm all life; references.
a2MBfR MI or s'nt 5. c. BAR d.s,rou. o, so.ns
INTO INTO ,pfnactice. wishes to make contact.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. concert or dance
work wanted by bass violinist, experienced
sffikED sGA D. doST s,S EMpLoYE coor.d.i a. 80
years service, age 3d. wants part-time en-
ppl.oyyment p.y n n GO. 11s0 evenings. 21'
floor waxing, general housekeeping. Coke
sTEN0GRAPHER expert; wants position:
excellent experience and background. BOX
TYPIsT, expert. would like to have several
hours, work in evening from 5 on.
WINDOW WASHER. Call Ho. e77a Sun.
between s:30-2:3o or write James w.
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MEMS FURNISHING GS
SALESMAN WANTED, splen-
did opportunity for advance
ment in this field. Apply in
person. National Shirt Shop,
942 F st. NV. 2l'
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SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN.
COLORED COUPLE, experienced COOK.
houseman. chauffeur: good references. Box
353-J. Star. 2i'
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LABORERS.
Sha piro, Inc. 1000 Adams Mil Rd.
YOUNG MAN

TO work in modern machine shop; willing
types Of precision machinery; high -class
research development and experimental
Models, Inc. 104s Potomac ct. NV
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YOUNG MAN WITH EXECUTIVE EXPERT
ENCE WANTS NIGHT WORK PREFER
s,LI NIqHTs WEEKLY THoRoUGHLY Pa
STAR oos
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COOK, colored, man or wom-
an, experienced, high-class
restaurant worker; full time,
off on Mondays. 1884 Conn.
ave.
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HAIIMAN.

colored, for large apt. bldg: hours, 7 an.
tot to 2 PM 6-day week; GOOD pay. perma-
| nent position; general cleaning. operate
elevator. etc Call resident manager, 1915
K st. NV. MA. 1880
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COOKS, first and second,
white or colored. Apply Eb-
bitt Hotel, 10th and H sts.
NV.
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nllp MFN tcs,,. >.

R6X ,s!{,as aoF sSRsssl oi9ss ycI5 N ssai9 sS5:
Apply grosdcsstins MAGAZINE. $40 National
sSS l:ss .;sa: s s!:s ~ ts s.ss sss ssri
. ssYd 2.s,a ss;,, .ssa ,s aear s.:,s
aa eas,Sk SSfsss kfMxxEE' xlfs-' experienced; stead,
srcsIt 81 Ity: desire. RES experienced CLERK
gocd saiary Sommsr's Camera Ixchanse,
SASf5SF.ss. s!i ssss sss s.! a...:s,.:: .oee
CH6amias CHE5a las9 ,ol Trying gawrtan st. 49,.
Apply Miss LapinsEy. siter pm. siS
6cSMoN 5osa q n, LABOR. essential work, p,ent,
f:S;:i' fE:S;:|' ,l5d Md =: i.isls ias e. Sa fSSa:
sssss sf n sSps., Sss %Yst :y:
SSok: nlrhs1eesson 5ise e a;%i c,u. Grill. 1857
sseoRtAfoka ssaea5lt fe nj and IL .ehal. sss d.p., man
NJ c. 41s s. ns; sse Nj 81 sSon. ass nx
pfsawashRRR ISS2 "a sssns sss no sunday
$.s: s.iS! e; Il. sS;s s.ss.
nnnSnnHc Saic' 1910 "a. ave- NV, AIter
pisGYxshER. eolersd, $3.50 to 10 pm,
S. 3 weekdays and all day Sunday. 1884
pRAPERY DEPARTMENT MANAGER. mus.
ss: DSstSn Nss c5 caoNsFaa sS e Sc
n1G nHGiVEk, GVk6,o white for established route.
DRIVER, colored or white. for grocery de-.
lNsy livery s5 snd general work. Will pay not less
Sunday. work. Apply peiveders Market,
l$oR psI}dM N IS f1. NV, .5I IA; stiSS; .,,,"
commissions and bonus: good hours, no
sundays McReynolds Pharmacy. 18th
EIEvAToR oEfERAroR, colored, with per.
nit; hours, Z an, to 4:3O pm, one day
keeper. 2123 California St. NV. No phone
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored: hours.
9 am. to $50 pm. Apply supt.. 1885
ENGiNEER, colored. sth-cl.ss license.
Abinsdon Apts.. Alexandria, Va. TIE.
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SILK FINISHER.

WAITRESS (WHITE),
81 or over, experienced in Chinese Amer
ican food dishes. Apply in person. CHINA
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AHlP hEA.

Full or part time. Must have statement
Of availability. 6hreve Bros. Garage, 1892
18th st. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-11
Writ Restraints Union
In Keeping Man From Job

Chief Judge Edward c. Eicher of
District Court yesterday signed a
temporary restraining order to pre-
vent union interference in keeping
Morris Kay from work, pending
hearing on motion for prelim-
mary injunction against the Con-
gress Of Industrial Organizations,
Philip Murray, its president, and
Local No. 934, Retail Cigar EN-
ployes' Union, Philadelphia, on
May 49,
Through his attorney, James J.
Laughlln, Mr.. Kay, who lives at
1741 Trinidad avenue NE, recently
field suit for permanent injunc-
ton against the CLIO, Mr.. Murray
and the local.
The suit naming the three union
defendants asked judgment from
each of them for $500 actual
damages and s48,5OO punitive
damages"
The suit for the permanent in
junction and damages claims Mr..
Kay was prevented from working
for the A. Schultz Ciga. Co., because
of alleged union action. He was
tried by the local in Philadelphia.
the suit says. on charges of infrac-
tons of union rules, and without
having representation at the trial
was fined $3.50, it adds, which he
allegedly refused to pay.
Mr.. Kay, the suit says, had re-
fused to attend the trial because
he claimed the so-called offenses
against the union allegedly were
committed here.
The temporary restraining order
named Arthur F. Murray as Wash
1ngton representative of Local No
1874, Retail Cigar Employees Union.