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La gaceta., 1943-11-17
Sc Pondr6n . la
Venta Los BiIletes
para 81 Partido
Terriers Panteras

Manana Sc pondran 2 10 yenta
los billetes de entrada para 81
aclasico" partido de fdtbOl, del
Dia de Oar Gracias, entire los
Terriers De HillaborOugh v Les
Panteras de Plant.
bio Ii noticia 81 Sr. G. Phil
Peters, director de Plant.
Los billetes, que podran CONF
prarse On la botica Madison, Sc
han hecho para acomodar q -
mil 500 ~persOnas.
Sc yenderan los asientos re-
servados d $1.25 y $3.50.
A los estudiantes y soldados
solo Sc les cobrara IS centavos.
La gaceta., 1943-11-17
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BOLER 4 S.

IA dicho que Chain
y Ianz6 desde L
! Y del parque Cusca-
domingo, por estar
domingo pr6ximo
,ros he fuego'
I'm unbsnos tienen dos
al favor y los as
30 una.
-(Ol-
ntos arbitros actua-
domingo?
acuerda que Ira
dos. l6gico es que
act0en.
oue no luce Dlen es
I'M arbitr0 en ell
lnero ~relevarlo!
(Ol-
selino Perez %"cuenta''
~ Il y impair
A detras de Ia go
peritos aseguran Que
nmy White detras del
: &c necesita un ar
IA tercera pero que
al Marcelino en- Ia
4MW
q. el arbitro en- la
ala" es innecesari0.
CORE hacia IL ter
uando ELS necesario, ".
apreciar bien todast
gadaS.
-(o)-
Iglesias recurrira ell.
90 a las curvas de Cad
utilizara de nuevo al.
d Traina?
domingo fue usado
como "bateador de
encia"
emo la impression de
ioVen mentor de los
! escOger5 entire ell
sanO J Ell ~italiano.
idO... necesita algun.
$50, pOr cuanto Sc exc
emasiad0 los nerviOs.
i que este joven LAM
insiste en- ~c0l0carse
del campo de la 'li-
-(ol-
,ndo Willie Paz avan-
Ella Ell home, con Ia
ipOrra" en- Ia mano,
lehers tiemplan.
pega "duIce'' i Ia pc
I sus bataz0s son pa
as a los de Cesar Ell.
go".
van hume y hay que.
use bien para atrapar-
-(o)
! ha pedido 3 Is liz
eFsOcial que mande
aovena a Cayo Hueso,
a de Oar Gracias d
q Cay0 va q ser d
z IN estadio y los fa
La gaceta., 1943-11-17

Haga So parte: COmpre
BONOs DE- GUERRA
Evening star., 1943-11-04
HELP DOMESTIC Cont J ,

Girl, colored, neat. for maids work in
HoUsEKEEPER. White eh.w, care of
child; $50 monthly. meals and room.
HoUSEKEEPER, white. live In; no laundry.
AP1Iy MnIis,K lxI2 r2piR Gallati9 st. NV. ,n. T. ,.n
cass care for .elderiSS lady; in family; ref ref
HoUsEKEEPER for professional woman
health necessary; live out; do not apply
unless interested in permanent position.
for toF mp home
1--we in: good pay RA 0I00.
MAID. general; must be good rook, have
REED; @loi Conn. ave- ~ Apt. G.''"' 81. II, y.
,hrorsh early dinner. oFdway sos.
open cH 1000 Apt, Io4o' Ms Mrs Msver, lave
MAID, g.h.w., SIS week, no ironing small
chevy Chase, M Nd, 5 oI. -'?!' W., HO""' ave-
MAID, part time, mornings. 1903 Conn
MAID. complete care 1o-month-old child.
small apt. No sundays. Cook dinner
eTeninG2S eye !1GSo Il5 week and carisre. Phone
year-old child Si5 waek, live in 26os
10 bsth. airing ION. GL. 2647,
be good cook no Sundays; excellent wages.
81. 1404. 7:3O-a pm. only
MAID MAID. coiored, reflneo ana wiling; refer
Shop. l22i Connect icut ave
ppoyed adults; 2 to pm. Call EX.
MAID, experienced with children; gen
t,nno eTal hquseworE: live in or out. Phone CHI,
MAID, 500 with meals Apply superinten-
9, gent Of hospital. 1l41 18th s., NV.
MOTHERS HELPER, live in; $50 per mo.
NrRsEMAID, over 90 yrs, Of age, TO care
apt. equipped with !arge playground. and
conveniently located: other help employed I;
ans!ifics atoms. 70 EN- si%#. >'''' '''''' "''D
WOMAN, experienced, Tor g h W and plain
carfsre. Phone EN-. ~! '''''''' ~ '''>'
WOMAN, experienced. for cooking and
downstairs work family Of ,, references
WOMAN, settled 10 care for 1o-month h
baby and genera! housework; all daywork
WOMAN, white or colored. fun charge of
,maQ apt. and 9mo -oId ba bY. prefer live
IN: ! adult. references. salary open. RA.
MATURE WOMAN % care for . children
and new moQcgn "p'.. Congress Height.
81 GA 50 week up. Union 1923
$40 WEEK seH,d colored woman for
cooking. h K End OCCasIona. care Of >
children; G-rm. modern rouse IN Bethesda,
i've III. Cal. "'en : n. ana 10 p m,
vi 159t
PERMANENT HOVE for nursema,d care
three SmoH children. genera norSevork
with rcGr'd .an-.r. FL. Church Va
-iu 60 MONT WIZ atfihg persona!
descrp .ou. :rt..eucc'. Phone number.
Roy I"G-H. S-ag
WANTED people. preferably sisters o.
relatives, CooKIH- e. n W I've IN RET.
500 mo for PA 54@5
$18 WEEK. GH.W., 1907.
Swe'. mod me. :c's and he-..a
card r"1' ] BIZ '-o Ev~ bas Oh $3.50
NURSE,
WE.c $50 >r g.r good r,:.,crcc-
rrc'.Ic" c"C'' ~ salary" Phone co
SNtf =. "ll -
Evening star., 1943-11-04

I q q
! statement of availability from her
last emplcyef or the USES.
ALTERATION HELP, thorouehly expert
BTAITY Il,T ,9'otSP OPrn !H3 co4n, ave
commission; 20 license n@cessary. Airing
ION Village Beauty Salon, 2504 Col,mbIa
BTAUTy OPERATOR. salary and commits
SIt,I ylon. App!y DoroJhy's Beau S Ion. :%!4>
BEATrY B,IA 9l'd 6prRAToRn rRRTA,TP6i2n oxiogd o%"l
york WoTS; 3iy Salary >:I5-S45 Wees. .AD0lv Vsaiy
sfrqR FraITV ryfo opFF GInn .op TyG nv No 1851 10.
Beauty Shop, Inc, 5St5 N Wash blvd
BTAUTY OPERATOR, steady position. GOOD
S3!aTE, BllileS Beauty shop 1905 B
BEAUTY OPERATOR, alt around. expert
emcea: salary and commission. steady po-
SlJlon; ours, 8 10 q. GaCrIel, lUIa
BEATTY OPERATOR. su-arouad. wanted
a. one, once be- salary and ,commiSsiol. Call
BEATTY OPIsRA,1T,akRo Ro' Va 4f H9a$r", %ecE 4o,.
commission above Go"blra salary JIM,
Beauty Shop. 30 Conn. ave. NV, IN
BEAUTY OPERATOR. license nor noccs-
Gav IayS off 'aeeEh aaek Nat4 aftd T nd comm Ss,1 ,1n
BEATTY OPERATOR. an-around. expert
enced Good .alaty. Apply 1914 Conn
BILLING CLERk. must be accurate with
fsures. 5-day week. Apply Il?l 5th ST
BOOKKEEpER-TY good salary. small
concern; tramp. furn. 10 and from Chevy
Chase -Cncle: mrs. $50 to ,. Phone EX
500. E.. F. Mr Smith
CASHIER. eX0er!cnCod drugs. MAGAZINES
candies; so per week 10 start; no Sun.
National Drug Co. 1000 Conn. ave NV.
oHtcRdES { HI n, s. A2p:y Mr. Roger ater $50
CLERKTYPIST, fun or part time. for real
estate once Apply l"31 wis. ave. NV
E,r 6st = a m. m. and pm
Lyplhe ior n4rcA Sin2 oebartment knowl-
eaee aa 6 ST. and BIZ materials helpt1l.
ClLEEK-TEr.SrS, $ % 4:45 Pm, lN 5-dsy %Gr,
excellent WORKING coma IONS must be hich
IGh9oi sch sTedga1e I,6a Appily M?ndsy through
Fouitahl0 LIFE Il rance co
coz ,d TRi5I :, p, rTsulrsd rs TO- phot ograPhic
'-,.,Hdcr. l23l G st. NV
COCK. competent. s.h.w.. town apt, =
T6a1Sds qgss gnil mt sn ale dinner of ali gay
COOK, housekeeper, live in or out nc
nigh's ,od salary. 1870 17th st. NV. w.
EENTAL ASSIsTANT-Good position for
a YOUNG elrl with experience Du. .ol4
= > =, =, :, ,,i-'. ccloren o. waite, TO 9
% p" aSd 24HnsS "a y ,t y conn Pm' Mo Mondays of
FILE K-MESSENGER, young white.
experience not necessary: Pleasant work
ln1 conditions; opportunity for rapid adj
yancement. Phone Mrs. Kennedy. MA.
f.K SALLsLhDY, experienced, for per
man2n. employment. fuIl or par tine:
unusually fne s-!ary. Zlotnck the Fur
GENERAL oFFICn ASSISTANT. permanent
position. Call after 10 m. at GAL N. Y
I'VE n W The z, E. Adams Co.
GIh'. for cen 2ral office work. Very liberal
pay to right person. Pleas give as refer
enGe previous employe~. Box :!S4 4B. Star
GIRL 10 work occas onal afternoons in
once once work varied: file, type, e,c.; 75c
snce; GOOD opportunity for advancement
as receptlonlSt. Call from 10 am to :,
GIRLS. white to work in engraving plant
no experience necessary; 5l2 day week
Apply Webb Engraving Co. 1905 18th
GIRL, young, White. refined, with plea sins
personality. 20 a-sIst guest house manager
1000 training, prITate room, board anc
goon s. ary. 1885 L st. NV. Phone
DI. 1885,
Evening star., 1943-11-04

A. y 1 ( III ~ I q -''' - ~ al p'''''i'
and stated that he was resting in
Sicily but that he expected to 60
to Italy soon.
His brother, Hartman lie Carpen-
tier. an employe of the Capital
Traction Co, lives at 1474 Columbia
road NV.
Pvt. Harris. a member of an in
fantry antitank company, entered
the service in July, 1912, and was
ordered to overseas duty last April.
He has been officially listed as miss
ing in the Northern African area
since September 10.
IN all his letters home. Mrs.
Harris said, he never mentioned
that he had seen any action, but
always that he was we'll and seeing
SO many interesting things and that
he would be home soon" The
last letter she received from her
husband was dated September l.
A native of Columbus, Ohio. Pvt.
Harris was in the construction busi-
ness in the District prior to enter
ing the service
Evening star., 1943-11-04
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colorad. ocsI:r~ oar:-t.me mornlnc
work in ant NO 900
Call HO $500 between 3 and : pm
GIRL. roiored. wants apr 10 clean. par.
time every day. DE. 1853
GIRL. ColOred, wants wCrr as waitress or
biS erl. no Sunday. Call TR. 1G9I
THURSDAY al DAY
MAID. Color,d. wants : h from 10 y,
davs week city reference AD 69&1.
MAID. stout. wishes ch.W. in small family.
willing 10 work. live in. HO. 65i,
WOMAN. Coorad. refined, wants 2 after
Moons in ep'., house. for employed couple;
3UC per n. city references NO SIS"
Evening star., 1943-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL SELL YOUR AUTOMOBILE for you
TOP market prlce. Box 4GS-H, Star. :
ANNUAL MEETING Of stockholders of the
Hereby sven I've thar fhe annual meef;ng Of
he stockholders of the Law Reporter
Prln':ng Co. a corporation organized ur-
VIII be held = he office of the COMPANY
HlS 5'h : ". WASHINGTON. c, on
MONDAY, Decemoer Il, l@i3, between the
hours Of ~ clock noon and o clock p m ,
for The purpose Of clectine board of nine
-ruetoos. RalDh p Barna rd. secretary
| WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
cents other than hose contracted by my
self Walter W Baumg artner. 43IO 4Oth
pl Brcr wood Nd I.
Evening star., 1943-11-04

area men were PVt W. L. Harris.
listed as missing in action in the
Mediterranean area. They are:
Pics. Edward R. LIE Carpenter, 27,
son of Mrs. Ethel r. lie Carpenter
llO3 Fern street NV: Garland
H. Cox, son of Mrs. Ada NJ. Cox.
Route !, Bel Air, Md; Pvts
Wayne T. Harris, SO, husband of
Mrs. Elizabeth Harris, Route 8
Vienna, Va; lie Roy Lauer. son
of the late Adam Lauer, Riverdale,
Md, formerly employees as a steam
filter for the Public Buildings Ad-
miniStration.
Joined in 1912.
A native of Washington, Pfc. LIE
Carpenter is a graduate of Central
High School ana prior TO entering
THE service in March, l94l, was in
Evening star., 1943-11-04

Inc autOnlODlle
business in Los
A n g Q e S. He
Joined the para
troops in April,
1912, and was
sent overseas the
following June.
Pfc. lie Car
pentler has been
missing III the
A friC a II area
NIilIt CtpitllIDti
is. T h Q ! a $ t
word his mother
received from
him was dated
6 q Mt Q M h o 7, z
Evening star., 1943-11-04
SALES POSITION

Won Of pleas re personality. attrac-
i've dpr earaEcP and Selt-ConfldeuCe earn
$40 and more every wrc,. under our COM
plele.v effective plan Tn" work 5 dan
fed. n, resting and nlea ant Trainlua
OF p rS.ng and aCcumUlstIve income
~ 1,is Vh.c1 I reeard a. unparalleled IN
Nash.nfton. This can be of eTea i'm
DCrtsnce 20 YOU. Why not let me tel Yol
abou' 10 Telephone 81. 719G. ssIes d.
doctor. G7o:ge WASHINGTON Memorial Gem
eiery, li6 Carroll ave. TaKoma Park, Mo.
nav dnnr I z snna Elre IcnseL
Evening star., 1943-11-04
BOYD SERVICE.
HELP QQMESIIc-

AFTERNOON MAID for laundry and table
WWaaitnss; other help kept; no SUNDAYS
COOK. experienced. white; to live in; small
atIraC,,e home; s2o, a wk.: references re-
9nnK 91,r1S PhS11 F. 4o9S sfter 3 pm
a., wk and carfare. Takoma Park.
COOK. eh:w, exp. ref; 3 adults: live in
ST. sla 10 s.ar,; EN-, 6645. N SUM- 'D
COOK 20. aood with health card and refer
eaTeS srd for family CT six of every Thur
time from 3 IN, through $40 dinner or
psrt-tims part from ! am. thropgh $50 din
COOK frsi-class, s'h.W., W''isui isEndress dress no
machine: entire charge; . adults. small
house Georsetown. 5l2-day week late din
Cook -HousEKEEPER. canabIe. 1T5ie WI Thiie % or
colored, for employed couple. care of two
9nIaren f65m aoog one nome sshoo Is ys in upstairs
COOK. eTper.cnced middle-sqed; stay
r..a,v niGh' rCGm CO.. fu, no bath in suburbs; s.
COOK G:H.N., employcd young men, 1:ao
I until after dinner no Sundays Wo. 500
ook-G.H:W.. i've i've in, upstairs rm.: NO
Laundry; ST, wk.; must be neat and reli-
sh,c Cnox Call LU. o6sl after pm
foor room with private bath. only 5il
GaTs w6ssekl". permanent desrsb wase
CooKiSG IND HOUSEKEEPING. TWO pei
conClIlonS faU DU. 1854. -
COUPLE, colored live in: woman to do
houSeWork md cooking, employed husba nd
TO do odd Jobs around house: private up-
sirS csn - apt T1or Of az. rooms and bath $50 mo
GENERAL HOUsEwORKER ard cook. col
ored,. experienced and settled; references;
GENERAL HOUSEWOEK. lull time. one
afternoon and al dav Sun Off small
pus line , small children in family
light laundry. plaln cooking; reference
required SIS snd carfsre OR 4416
family. Call OR "503
GIRL. .colored reliable. e-h W, care
L-yr; ;-old girl. small apt. no cooking. nc
SUNDAYS. ia, 0669.
Evening star., 1943-11-04

llSted as missing
IN action in the
Europe a n a II d
M e d i terranean
tlleaterS of war.
Listed as miss
Ing in action in
I h e European
I h e a t er W a S
S e + G t. D o n
A ! d S. F. ord ,
brother of Miss
Dorothy Ford, 33
North Phila del
phia bouleva ! d
Aberdeen, Md.
F. o ur District
oD'o9 tDnn,, uNrn
Evening star., 1943-11-04
TYPISTS (2).

TYPISTS (2).
Large local organization
has openings for two typists
some experience required
permanent positions, good
pay and pleasant working
conditions.
PERSONNEL DEPT,
HO. 2476.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
HELP MEN g WOMEN.

COUPLE. White, care for bldg, units:
2ooo reference. Call between l and 3
y n fnl" l4th 81 II G. owner
COUPLE. man and VIE Tor general house
Norh woman must be good plain cook anc
ANDRES, 500 mo, room anG board. Cal
d. lI4G.
CoCPiE. young. good pay. pleasant su.-
rCGndlngS and i-room furnished buUeo-
low on poultry farm, Phone severna
Park l65
MAN AND WIFE. colored. no chndr,n
on farm nearby Nd tor genera, farming
w e 10 DO houSeWor< perman"n, Job for
sober reliable couple Furn. house With
e!eC'TiC.tv and runnlg~ vafer, S95 mo
c. lU''j IN st NV
lSr-SIENOGRAPHER some book
,llar- Arpv IN person, K 4, Sales
Co nl2 K - Nv
Evening star., 1943-11-04
HELP MEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally reeded activity
can not be hired by anv other en-
p.over except upon presentation OF
statement Of availability from his
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
WOMAN
UPPER PPACKFT INCOME

IPPER BRNIhEI lNIOME
For we.!-eGncated "oman or e.-'eecner
IN ere ted in and ca pable Of earn nR abot +
average income am engaged IN an
!mporlanr national program and nec0
local ass.Stant TO hep IA The develop
ment Of Others !. YOU can qualify 70.
this position = offers income equal n
hlehest paid professions Write b.
nd nhcrf
Evening star., 1943-11-04
STENOGRAPHERS

Two high school graduates. under .5. ca
nabe of taking dictation a. so words per
minute ana willing TO assist III general Office
work IN busy flee: 6-day hJ-hour wee :.
with Saturday afternoon off; about 81 80
per month. to start with excellent oppor-
tunltp for advancement; free transport a :
ton. paid vacation. etc: these positions
are OF particular interest 10 those living in
GEORGETOWN or nearby MARYLAND or Vlr-
ginia. as thev save travel time Apply in
person or phone or write for appointment
70 Miss Helm, Room 300 Canital Transit
Co, 36th and Prospect ave n W. Geor2e-
town. tTake route 20. Cabin John street.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Five D. T.. Area Men
Reported Missing
In Action Overseas

The War Department released to-
cay the names of five soldiers from
the Washington area who have been
Evening star., 1943-11-04
COOK AND G. H.W..
" in or ol,, GOOD SALARY. Cal Ol
SITUATIONS NEk.

AocoUNTANT, e~pe-'. s1cc.7, z.ns ta ma,
yepeor,s pcomn.. rec ohab.e, EoN -
BOY, i5s. W. r,G. dc..rc. position. -
m sa' an srr e.. .o~7er pcetc; bll
restaurant Fo< jGSH. S-ar. j.
EXECTTINr -. IF. il w. Office man
aeement. eXporcUcea per oGno!. contacts.
sales. GORE eSpOr r"uCo. ADJUSTMENTS .N..
Fer>!tv and business COLLEGE Gradual"
GE ~: ATE: ii N. Box &71-H. sar
MAN, sm5r.a- myrr.e4 p drat. e..
emp' hare and ..mCere worErr, abe &c
grasp c..cG.". aocus-0m 70 wcc'--e
pubic ,aDap.e Of r~. p2g.~iz ~oe.to0
esDe:tercrf ,a naHee. AnGCr sore AID
2asCllne >'d'ou. also eHeElerccd IN 'af
cred, 6H,ssnees' seed saleesman. reacI,
any SoT' No. afraid Of long rC
Cacrot consEGfr nvrh.ug les, man 50
per week DeS' references Cal UN 4't-'5
TRADE '>SOCIsTI0< FEPRTSFNTATIVF
Perm 'fnr connection representing "a cC
association N .r> dealings with Govern
ment C@par'Hl desired hv man "Xpet,-
sn~ad n sIcu vors md hdl.nC legal back
ground CaC frn.sh excellent reference
"H,RMAcIST. VIRGINIA ccsis'e:Cd. vov.o
.-Ee position n Abingdon ol AieNancrla
References Box ""o-H. star -
Evening star., 1943-11-04

YOUNG WOMAN. EXPERT
ENCED, FOR OFFICE
WORK, MUST HAVE
KNOWLEDGE OF BOOK
KEEPING, GOOD HAND
WRITING. 39-HOUR WEEK
WAR ESSENTIAL WORK.
SO WEEK TO START. GIVE
TELEPHONE, NUMBER.
BOX 375-H. STAR. A.
YOUNG LADIES to train as
bank bookkeeping machine
operators, no experience nee
eeSary; however. familiarity
with adding machine and the
principles of bookkeeping will
prove helpful. If you are in
tere-oed in learning banking
answer this ad. Giving age,
education, experience and
references. Box SD. Star.
Evening star., 1943-11-04

SALESMAN WANTED for mems
furnishings store. experience
preferred, but not necessary:
permanent position. wonderful
opportunity. National Shirt Shop,
GIT 14th st. NV. a
Evening star., 1943-11-04
HELP WOMEN.
-
TYPTST

High school graduate. under rs. expert
enced, willing to help with General once
WORK, Sl3O per mo. to start. 6-day. AS
hour week; once located near 14th and
Buchanan sts. NV. Apply personnel dept
Room 300 Capitol Transit Co, 36th and
Prospect ave. NV. GEORGETOWN. take
route 20. Cabin John Streetcarl
Evening star., 1943-11-04
ASSISTANT
ADVERTISING
MANAGER.

This Jobs one of Baltimore choicest
plums-oecauSe It is an opportunity en-
Wed by many IN the profession. Uncle
shoes must be filled fast. II retail ad-
vertislnR IS your meat, with a GOOD work
ing knowledge of copy and layout and are
draft deferred. his lob should be a snap
for you. II pays well and offers real
freedom of responsibility to show your
stun Write US your detailed BACKGROUND
Our organlzatlon knows of this ad Box
3 II. Star-
Evening star., 1943-11-04

RECEPTIONISTS (2),
For Photographic studio;
highest salary plus commits
sion on all sales; splendid
working conditions. Apply
Mr.. Morris, 1929 F st. NV,
lSt floor.
Evening star., 1943-11-04
HELP MEN.

Silk and Wool PreSSers,
Experienced: pleasant working conditions,
1S-hour week; good pay Apply Dependable
Cleaners, zoos Columbia pike. Arl Va
Evening star., 1943-11-04
WE CAN USE

= or . Young women is ~ 81 wears rol
Ming worE must be coed at tlsures
artIns @Iarv. So for 5-da,. 4O-noul
week. Ma aIonsi Biscuit Co, $50 Raudolp.
pl ne
Saleslady-Drug Store.
G. neral drugstore selling good salary
5000 hours, no SUNDAY work Coionla
Pharmacy. Ill3 I5th st. nv
Evening star., 1943-11-04
YOUNG WOMEN

YOUNG WOMEN
With some college training. under 35 years
of age, for work with figures OF non
accounting nature; reasoning ability. ac-
curacy and a liking for detail essential;
those with mathematic mai jor preferred
$50 per mo. to start. with excellent OPP
portunlty for advancement. Apply per-
sonnei dept, Room 300, Capital Transit
Co. Both and Prospect ave. NV. Take
Route No. 30 Cabin Jonn streetcar) &c
door. These positions will be of special
or nearby Md or Va. as this saves travel
Evening star., 1943-11-04
HELP WOMEN

Any worker last empo~ed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
pIoyer except upon preSentatlon of
statement of Availability from her
last emplCyer or the USES
Evening star., 1943-11-04

IN modern solvent plant 20 take charge
lS-nour week, top pay for rsht man
Box "a n. Star
Evening star., 1943-11-04

AUTO MECHANICS, top salary and liberal
bonus; comfor' able ard lieh; shop Ap-
phcantS must have referral card from
inc local USES. II. j. Brown Pontiac
Evening star., 1943-11-04
statesmen.

Can you stand making 81 600 per
monlh? Are you willing to put IN the ef-
fort to do this? We are swamped with
prospects who should buy for pro &c ION
before they need II. If YOU have car and
in and have a chat with us
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY
B!aden ShNro Rd a. District l Inc
Evening star., 1943-11-04

SHOPPER. 1885 YRS, NO EX-
PERIENCE NECESSARY: FREE
TO TRAVEL. INTERESTING
AND EASANT OUTSIDE
WORK: PERMANENT WORK:
$22 TO START. APPLY 523
STAR BLDG.
GIRLS FOR FOUNTAIN.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-08-05
RATHBUN BECOMES DEAN
OF COUNTY SCHOOL HEADS
Begins Thirty-SecOnd Year AS
County Superintendent Of
Schools Monday Morning

Franklin E. Rathbun on Mon
day began his thirty-second year
as Superintendent Of Schools Of
Garrett county, and now holds
the distinction of being the dean
of superintendent in the entire
State of Maryland.
Retirement of Nicholas Orem,
County Superintendent of Schools in
Prince Georges county, places Mr.,
Rathbun as the oldest superintendent
in the State in point Of service. Orem
completed thirty-fve years-13 in Tai
bot county and % years in Prince
Georges county.
Mr.. Rathbun became Superinten-
dent in Garrett county in 1912 and
completed thirty-one consecutive
years Of service on Saturday.
The superintendent declared that
when he came to the superintendency
of the schools there were 165 school
buildings, During his tenure of office
105 one-room schools have been closed
in carrying out a consolidation pro-
gram. There are now sixty schools in
the county, he said.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-08-05
No Immediate Boost
in Gas is Promised

Motorists can expect no change in
current gasoline rations at present,
OPA officials have declared in Wash
ington.
OPA officials said they were wait
ing for policy report to be made by
James F. Byrnes, director of war mo-
bilization.
Administrator Prcntiss NJ. Brown
said he hoped to lift the pleasure
driving ban in the East. H. l.. Ickes,
petroleum administrator, said that
more gasoline would be made avail
able in the East
Coffee Sale Up Slightly
Sale of coffee increased slightly in
Oakland after last Thursday, when
the commodity went on the unrationed
list, but there was no rush reported
and food store managers felt there
would be none.
Coffee had been on restricted list
since November 81, 1912.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-08-05
Miss Coral McRObie Is
Named Price Clerk
Of The OPA

The local War Price and Rationing
Board announced this morning the ap-
pointment of Miss Coral E. McRobie
as Price Clerk to the Price Panel for
Garrett county. Miss McRobie, who
was formerly in charge Of tire issu-
ance at the office of the local board
has assumed her duties and is now as
sisting merchants in interpreting
price regulations and on other mat
tiers pertaining to price operations.
One Of the price clerks principal du-
ties is to see that merchants receive
material on commodity prices, regula-
tions, making surveys Of stores, etc,
and to assist merchants in the admin
istration Of the price program She
will maintain files containing cost-of-
living price statements, statements of
maximum prices, and other materials
pertinent to the local board price OPP
erations.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-08-05
MacMURRAY is NAMED
CHIEF AIR RAID WARDEN

C. E. MacMurray, superintendent
of the Power House at Sincs for the
Pennsylvania Electric company, was
named chief air raid warden for the
southern section of the county this
week
The appointment was made by
Lawrence NJ. Fraley, county coordina-
tor, No appointment has been made
since J. w. Owens left the county,
although E. G.. Lancer and Robert W.
Lohr had been named temporarily in
that capacity by Fraley, it was stated.
Fraley said MacMurray had always
shown an active interest in the air
raid activities and defense plans He
said the new warden was planning to
hold meetings in various sections of
the county.