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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

THE GREYHOUND BUS co.
has applied for a license rs a
common carrier 20 transport
passengers by heicoptcr 90 The
Book of the Month selection for
November is twins: The Little
IoCkSmith." by Catherine But
lcr Hathaway Coward Nc
Cann). and The Battle Is the
Payoff," by Ralph Ingersoll
JHarcourt. Brace. Publication
Of Ingersolrs book is postponed
from August 26 TO qualify in the
November category o.. Patroiman
David Lehman, who helped de-
liver baby, is organizing
police Stork Club for cops who
have seen similar service The
Harry HopkinSes. AyeTill Har-
rmanS and Bob ShcrWoods
siXsome al the Colony Mike
Todd rushing Joan Blondcil-
20 sign her for a Broadway show
Virginia Hill the female
Death Valley Scotty." didn't
drive in behind a 60-mule team
but took a whole floor IN the
RITZ Tower.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

ChU,ot he acquired the man
arfmCnt of The seaside resort Of
Tl0utyllo Then ne saw Tie
possibilities of Dcauyille and
puf that on The map. Finally "a
British yVuCICdrC came along
offered a fabulous price for
Maxim and became the new
owners EugCnc's Younger.
aofblr Gust3yc Cornuchc, WAS
placed !u charge
Inl95O Maxim S wen, back CD
IL ELcrlh sNnd.catc.
II has -H44t-eAanecd lts rZ-
t.aar and interior decoratinf. I
sm told since 10 was first cstab-
iIsNed The old-faShioned
mWa.s are stIu there II was
t.c FIRST Partisan restaurant 10
Da air cooled Albert manages
a..4.-lssl.al.4aR44- t4s--,Sz ss.'''.~~s.s slyr,.
L.iorN' being connected with
Maxim s, made his Partisan
debut az the PcrroduCt Re took
over Gro after IT'S head|Wat-
ofS Dad LETT IT, They. Julien and
Maurice opened their CremaIl-
.ere near the Champs EiySefs
t-.-----l.---. -0--r 0.. TIT Top
ranking restaurant. ~ Paris.
7 am 'a'd that when you ro
.r'o Maxim these days The
first dining which hits your eyes
Ie "a sign This restaurant SIS
reserved i0r AIyanS." ThsS is not
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

< THE TIRELESS Nick and
Charlie Kenny. with Aoncr Sill
yer. Save written a new song
with a CoKking torch title. Little
Did I Knox. Half the Office
staff sliced off~the Owl payroll
has been cased ln>ep the OPA
Warmers are Scouung<lhe coun-
Try for a girl, about l8>~pictty
enough 20 screen without make
Up. who looks Ike Mary PiCE\
ford in her fust flicker. for
Deep Valley George sand
erS announces he's worth 500
600 per picture when free OF h.s
20th Century FcX contract
Though he SIS regarded as a
champion bad boy q the indus
Try every studlo is bdC.ug lol
ham
Uppaui,s b, KRIS Ftu-o s,rt,at,. irs
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

HOT FROM HOLLYWOOD. Joan Fon'anc
is battling Arturo &c CordoEa on Warner
Brothers "FTenChman'S Greek SCI , Barry
Triyers and Marta Downs Will wed . When
LuiSe Ra.ner and ClIn OdetS met on the RK6
lot. she spoke 10 him long enough te ell iift se
wasn't speaking 10 him Deanna Durbn. who
cried and tried 10 buy release from Universal
for two years. thinks it's wonderful studio now
since her reSounGing click In Hers 10 Hold ..
JlnX Falkonberg and Paulette Goddard rented
house together That should be fuiltime
sICnment for columniSt g.. Phil Raffin, the
vhufESate- meat UTar, att wrapped up IN fTUuy
nrnrshatr- tt- m rnrn rnrs snina rM
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

worry about that. There is go
ing to be plenty Of industrial
activity after the war. There
also will still be quite a defense
industry. This country will
have To keep armed TO the hilt
20 protect iLsclf.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Life With Salt
On the Side
by Il. v. DURLING

LOtei
What rolume in UOrdi
An ocean ill~rTScarf
: A seventh hedUen IN a glance
A iDhirlwtnd in a Sigh'
The lightning IN a touch
A millennium ia a moment
=TUPPER
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Broadway
And Elsewhere
BV JACK LAIT

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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Workers
EnfEUX tO
Stay Here

Many Immigrants here for war
plant 1ot1y- tsTttti TrTUTTT TIT ft7--TJTr
after the war bringing a large
permanent increase IN the ci'y's
population, according TO Roy
Wenzhck, ST. Louis real estate
analyst
In addition many returning
newly wed soldiers VIII establish
homes for the first time Wc0l-
lick told 700 member, OF tho Ic-
troit Real Estate Board. the De-
troit Mortgage Bankers A>socia-
tion and the United Northwestern
Realty Association at a meeting
in the Book-CadilIaC Hotel
He said that ne didn't believe
there would be- such unusual and
inexpensive postwar housing as
some persons had predicted. lie
said that peacetlme houses would
cost as much as me houses beng
built now. in his opinion
Referring TO rent control. hc
said
II feel II would be mistake
10 take off all our war controls
too suddenly"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Officers Named
BYLegion Post

William z Tholl employment
and service manager of the Hud-
son Motor Car Co. has been in
stalled by 40 and s Post. Ameri-
can Legion. as commander OF
Hudson Post 357, American
Legion composed of veterans of
the last war Tholl was retired
first lieutenant at the end Of
World War | His principal task
in his new position will be 10 re-
hahihtate wounded men of this
war jor civilian life.
Other officers elected with
Tholl were T. Harvey Sherman,
senior vice commander; Fred
Morris Jr vice commander;
Joseph Brooks, adiutant; Russell
Covert financial secretary; Max
we'll ETan. sergeant at arms, and
Orvcl WiCklcSS. historian.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Brings
ESOHameE'S
Plea Here

Members OF the European Un-
dcrgroInd arc clamorng lae post-
war assurances To- sustain them
IN their struggle against tho Nal.s
Alo2y Adamczyk. lahorreplcseu-
tatlve IN the Polish National
Council in London, said here
today
The workers and small farm
ers. who make up the under
grounds main forces, want 10
know just what kind of "A world
they are fighting for hc cN-
planned.
Adamczyk who j, touring L s.
war production CcntcTs Is n guest
OF the Go said tHe people -ot
Poland would be permitted "a com
pietely- free ce-ttenfocratc-uiUC'run 70
choose their own form OF govern
ment after the war.
He said that the Polish under
ground was very strong because 0i
the struggle of the workers and
peasants against the repres,iye
government he said had ruled
Poland up 20 the time Nazi armies
invaded the country.
When his tour is completed
AdamcZyk viii return 20 London
10 make a report on working con-
diuons here 10 his cXllcd govern
mCnt.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
SupervisOrsMeet
Monday, Ponder
County Budget

When the board OF supervisors
meets Monday IT will be asked 10
consider a request from the
county airport committee for
100000, one from the circuit
court for S4O6, 270, and another
from the board of county institu-
tieRs for Hn additional 1873 en-
ployeS for EloiSc
Scott McLinn. chairman of
the airport committee, said the
$4,000 would be used for airport
dcN clOpmcnt
The money to be set aside over
a period of years could be used
10 expand the present county field,
or, In conjunction with the city
and federal governments, 10 con
Struct q new airport al cost Of
SS.OO0OOO 10 $4,000 600
The request for the circuit
court was made by Executive
Judge jayne. II is a reduction of
more than $1,000 from the bud
get Tor the current fiscal year
which calls for an expenditure Of
&16.S5O.
Both years show a sharp rcduc-
iion from 1901 when the bud
get was Si99 3S7 and 1941-42
when il was Si96 St-i
The board Of auditors yesterday
frowned on the request for add
tlonal employees at EloiSe. After
lengthy discussion, it decided 10
increase the personnel from 672
to l.15l and. IN addition author
Zcd hiring Of a business manager
AT the hospital at a salary Of
-NIJfHI YEARLY
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
q Cupid Wins
Officers Here Aid Soldier
Stymied by Court Hours

PVT William T. Smith Jr. was
back at Fort Custer today assured
that he'll be able 10 marry the
girl of his dreams within a week
thanks 10 Sgt Theodore Orcutt
of tive traffic division
He approached the sergeant
and a patrolman at Michigan and
Woodward last night and asked
directions 20 recorders court.
When told the court was closed
The soldier said he'd come to town
on short furlough and wanted
90 get a marriage license.
Sgt OTCutt contacted County
Clerk Ca>par Lingcman. explained
the situation. and it wasn't long
before they were az the clerk $
office. and the application for the
license made ont. II will be- mailed
10 the soldier al camp.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

FOR A week one of our Of
flee boys has been asking US
what movie stars are really
like. He is Gil Richards and ne
is II.
So. when the Hollywood Cara
van arrived yesterday on its
war bond tour, we asked Gil
how he'd like to see for himself,
and interview a star.
Shooting high. we tried 10
reach Greer Carson. We were
lucky. Here's Gil'S interview:
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Kelly Picks Attorney

LANSING. Sept 15-The APP
Pn.ptmeHt- of Claude " Geatee,
Sault Ste. Marie attorney. as a
member of the International
Bridge authority of Michigan was
announced today by Gov. Kelly.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Chicago Judqe TO Talk

Municipal Judge George Qulhci
of Chicago VIII speak a. q war
bond rally sponsored by the Ital-
ian-AmeriCan Civilian Defense
Council at 3 p m Sunday an
NeneiIan Hall. Canlnn and GLat-ol.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

PROCESsED FOODS blue stamps
R, =, T-N8ud 90 SEPT .1.
4, ', M-Fald % oct. o.
GASOLINE
At oupon 1--1 gallons ~ Sept ~.
FlEL or.
Period Sill gallons 90 SEPT 1u
Period I tnrW ssTiCsl -iI -iNlLs fCr
each unit until Jan s.
IIRE tNSPECTION DEADtiNtS
A-Scpt. 30. B-Oct 3lt C-Soy. dH.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

sat on a sofa
by the win
dow of her
room at the
StatieF He
tel.
/ had some
q u g : I ions
written out
but did n I
ask them al
first because
! was too
tongue tied
There | was
for the first
time IN my
life. face 10
face with "A
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
BY GIL RICHARDS

The unbelievable happened TO
me, and l met Greer Carson
personally.
She came TO the door and
shook hands with Us and lhcn
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
CLOSE QUARTER TACTICS

roHOulQ q HlOD rush the CONF
mandoS and bayonets fail TO stop
IT, the pol icem en- are being
Schooled in the old army practice
of using the opponents grip on
his gun as leverage 10 clip him
under the chin or in the groin
with the butt of the weapon.
Or the commando may slash
his opponents over the head or
across the face depending on the
hold the opponent has on the gun.
The police have been taught TO
attack in low, crouching posi-
ton, holding their guns in such
manner as 10 use them as clubs
regardless of where opponents
might grab the weapons.
In instances where they might
be attacked from the front and
rear, as might be the case in the
middle Of block, the right and
left diagonal formation is used.
This formation enables the squad
TO put up frontal resistances from
both front and rear.
TOTAL COST $4,000
Each new shotgun and bayonet
will cost the city $50, or a total
OF $4,000, according to Commits
Sloner Witherspoon.
The first unit to complete its
training is under the command Of
Sgt Edward Fitzgerald
Although not yet equipped with
bayonets, the squad is ready for
any emergency, Fitzgerald said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Marine
Returns To
War Plant

Marine Cpl Truman BurruS OF
5G65 Harvey returned from the
bomb-blastcd foNhole-S of the
south Pacific 10 a Detroit war
plant today and urged his fellow
workers TO smash the Japs with
war bonds.
a bomb dropped from a Jap
plane at Guadalcanal blasted me
and a'marine sergeant right out
of our foNhole,p Cpl BurTuS re-
lated at the Revere Copper and
Brass Co. where he will resume
his old job as metal caster. "My
companion was killed and / suf-
fered conclusion"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

MEA1. CHLESE AND FAIs
Red \, =, L--Vald O. Oct
Brown A--tHU1 fu DCf
Brown R-VaHl Sept 40 % Oci O.
brown C-Vaud sept 20 90 oct 80.
stGAK
STAMP tt-a pounds 90 oct 3l.
CANNING SUGAR
stfWp r.. l6--a Ilq each 10 oct. 81
SHOES
stamp lS--One pair 10 Oct 81.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

They are learning. too. that
quad of 26 men in Y formation
can bo far more effective in
street battles than a group Of 100
or moro working without military
organization
Before entering a street where
crowds are 10 be dispersed. the
officers effect a V formation.
Seventeen men form the two
lines. taking their predesignated
places. An officer with a bayonet
attached 10 d sub-machine gun
forms the point of the V and an
other officer is stationed in the
center Of the formation with a
machine gun and tear gas bombs.
All wear gas masks.
Entering the street as a wedge,
they make it impossible for any
one TO get behind them.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
RECEINEs DIsCHARGE

Given first aid at a hospital tept
about 100 yards from has foxhdfe
Cpl BurruS later was taken
aboard a L. s. transport vessel
with other wounded men 10 Aus
tralia, where he convaleSced from
Dec, 1912. 10 last May.
Having suffered from recurrent
attacks of malaria IN addition to
his wounds - he claims 10 have
had the disease Il timeS-Cpl
BurruS recently received a medi-
cal discharge.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
WILL SPUR CAMPAIGN

Employees at the Revere plant
where Cpl. BurTuS aims 10 spur
the war bond campaign, have
bought $4,000 worth of bonds
since the Sept, 2 rallies. when 30
gallants, headed by Deputy Ad-
miniStrator William Hartman OF
the L. $. Treasury Department.
launched the drive.
Cpl Burru>' mother Mr., Lottie
BurruS. resides al Herrick. H.
while his brother Donald 32,
makes shells for heavy artillery
at "a Decatur H.. war plant
Your own Horoscope" bV
Frances Drake. B., one of many
famous fcaturc- iH The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

beautiful actress and 7 Just
couldn't say anything at all.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

II must have been a longer
speech than that, aS she re-
ceivcd a telegram in the next
town saying that a Negro bell
boy who had heard her speak
had drawn his liic savings out
Of the bank and bought bonds
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
y SQUAD EFFECTIVE

I'HWUnltlOn Is iirod.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

GIRL, white Mondays through Fridays
l. to pm; answer phone. other duties
IL qualified Phone DI o2S7
Evening star., 1943-02-14

GARD PUNCH OPERATORS fwhite), I,
b. NJ, Si25-s135 per mo-. experienced, h.
g.. education, chance for adv: 40 hrs per
wk.; large, old-establshed nrm. Apply
Room sos, 1101 VT, ave o1s
Evening star., 1943-02-14

GIRL, young, for light manufacturing
shop; easy to learn and quick advance
ment. Apply Hilbert Optical Co.. .726
Evening star., 1943-02-14

GIRLS (2l, for soda fountain Apply
Keystone Pharmacy. 22nd and Penna. ave.
N
Evening star., 1943-02-14

COLORED, to drive coupe, deliver prescrip.
tions: light work, good hours and pay
Apply In person. Kinner & Membert
Pharm.. 301 Kennedy st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

SOPRANOS. desiring a church home and
opportunity to participate in fine choral
music. Location NV. section. Box 253-Y.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

CHAMBERMAID-W WAITRESS colored ex-
per, for large boarding house. II23 18th
Evening star., 1943-02-14

BOX 3bE-Y, Star.
BAKERS HELPER.
Call before 8 am. or after pm. 3040
18th 81. L. W
Evening star., 1943-02-14

BAKER; experienced; high-class restaurant:
simple baking. home style, no fancy pas
tries. Mr.. Evans, Chestnut gSSS
Evening star., 1943-02-14
HELP MEN,

MAN, WHITE, FOR SHIPPING
DEPT. IN WHOLESALE HOUSE:
PERMANENT POSITION FOR
CONSCIENTIOUS PERSON: AD-
VANCEMENT. Al EYE ST. NE.
NATIONAL 5677.
statesmen, EXPERIENCED
IN MEMS UNIFORMS. LIV-
1NGSTON'S, 908 7th ST.
NV.
j JANITOR AND PORTER.
EVENING WORK. APPLY
MR.. RUFF, AFTER 3 PM,
2306 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
DU. 1900.
SHEET METAL WORKERS,
mechanics, helpers and lay
out men, experienced in in
stallation of winter air con-
ditioning. Apply SIS K st. Sc.
between 8 and $50 am.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

woman; unusual opportunity, good salary
vacations with pay. Kaplowitz. 18th st.,
Evening star., 1943-02-14

CLERICAL position, old established Arm;
typlng helpful: will consider others: state
exp. II any. salary. Box lS-T, Star
Evening star., 1943-02-14

| GIRL or woman. colored dishwashing and
/ busing; good pay. Lewin's. 5002 1st st.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

GIRLS, light colored, for clerks in laundry
8 & w Cleaners, 500 Upshur st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

ident; free TRANSFORMATION, Washington Vtr-
ginia & Maryland Coach Co., 707 North
Randolph ST. ARLINGTON. Va
Evening star., 1943-02-14

BUSINESS LADY 14-3S, good personality
aole to handle public in contact dept
supervisory or part-time exper In sales
helpful. Earnings about S36 wk. to start
advancement to $50 wk. 1927 Eye st. NV
Evening star., 1943-02-14
HELP MEN.
HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATION WOMAN, experienced full
or part time. Excellent opportunity for
permanent work and advancement. $50
Evening star., 1943-02-14

CASHIER, experienced. no Sundays; hours,
nn;5U pm. TO pm; good salary. s11
Penna. ave. NV,
Evening star., 1943-02-14
AL so

Cashiers. ages 45 to 60 active and accus-
toned 10 standing several hours At
good vision, accuracy at figures and legible
handy ritiuR fun-time evening shift g.
day. 54-hour week, steady work paying
$3.50 per month to start, with automatic
increases. Apply weekday mornings.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
seth and Prospect Ave. NV, GEORGETOWN.
Route No 90, Cabin John S'reetcaT
PLEASE DO NOT PHONE.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
Al statesmen

II you have been top salesman in the
past. but due to present conditions cannot
make the money you are accustomed to-,
then keep on reading. Our business is not
affected by priorities. You will like our
live organization. We are swamped with
prospects Our good men are making from
5000 To $500 each month II you are an
Al salesman and have a car maybe YOU
ere one OF the three men we are looking for
Drop IN for personal chat. Mr Sparks,
2201 Bladenshurg I'd. ne, at District line.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
MEN WANTED,

AGES 1890, to take fare box readings
and handle fare boxes; no figuring or
experience necessary, no money to handle
must have q legible handwriting and he
active physically as work requires climbing
IN and out OF buses and strcetcars An
absolutely clear record of past employment
essential: 54-hour. 6-dsy week, from 6
pm. TO ? am: $40 per month to start,
with automatic increases.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
ALSO

Eigh school graduates. ages 81 to 60
or outside clerical work: experience rot
needed must be quick and accurate. at
6-dsy. 44-hour week; 500 to Sl3O month
TO start. depending upon qualifications,
with opportunity for advancement, Apply
weekday mornings.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

CASHIER. must have thorough knowledg
OF bookkeeping; good salary. vacations will
pay. kapIowltz, 18th ST. between z and z
Evening star., 1943-02-14

GIRL, white, Is to 30: steady work;
answer phone, type, file; SO so week.
Apply 1918 Mt Olivet rd ne
Evening star., 1943-02-14

H1ER-BOOKKEEPER, excellent work
ing conditions. good salary and meals
Apply az MAYFAIR Restaurant, 527 18th ST.
NV ME q326 A w.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
HELP MEN.
FARMER

Draft deferred, small family. near Ann,
oils. Write Gresham Farm, Edsewater,
Evening star., 1943-02-14
LAUNDRY SUPT
SALES EXECUTIVE
SALESMAN.

Building specially Must have clean
sales record and understand construction
blueprint. Mail only your name, address
364-Y Star
Evening star., 1943-02-14

GIRLS. colored. to learn silk finishing; ex-
cellent opportunity good pay, steady en-
ployment. Apply Mr. Money, Aristo Clean
ers, 1925 South Capitol St
Evening star., 1943-02-14

DY. young, to give exercises. experienced,
u or part time, Apply 1929 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

EVENING ELEVATOR OPERATOR, col
ored. Must have neat appearance and be
able To wear size ] s uniform. HO. 1000.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

BOOKKEEPER by the Alfred stidham
TIRE Co; full time at $3.50 a month: or
part-tlme with hours to suit: 80 hours
required week. Perm. position. Phone
Mr. Stidhem after IL. HO. 1851
Evening star., 1943-02-14

CLERK, white. for laundry branch store:
good pay and working conditions Apply
s w CLEANERS. 500 Upshur 81 n "
Evening star., 1943-02-14

BEAUTY OPERATOR for the Westchester
Apt1., 1000 Cathedral ave Hours from
70 g.. Apply at 1139 Conn ave for
information. The Agnes Hair Shop.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
PORTER PART-TIMF

Wanted. porter for CLEANING in after
moons until $50 D m Collier Inn. 1907
Columbia I'd NV. GSth and Columbia rd
Evening star., 1943-02-14

ELEVATOR OPERATORS, white. with Ii
cense. for once bldg; good salary Apply
Rm. 1888. MaShington BLDG. 14a5 C n "
Evening star., 1943-02-14

CLERK, lady, for greeting card shop.
Apply Gray's Shop. 32l6 18th ST n w
Evening star., 1943-02-14

SUPERVISOR for retail grocery store in
Specton, experienced in grocery business
helpful but not essential with those with
reasonable education and adaptability. IN
dress and phone. II any. Box 46l-Y, star.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around, $50 with
commission. Apply Adell Beauty Shop,
O42I Ga. ave n W.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
HATMAN.
Experienced: steady position good salary
Arcade Sunshine, 7l3 Lamont st. NV.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS,

Opportunity for middle-aged white men
desiring permanent positions; 40-hour week
Starting pay II inexperienced. SIS weekly
and $50 after 80 DAYS training: $50 weekly
If experienced. Regular scheduled in
creases. Apply Evening Star Newspaper
Evening star., 1943-02-14
TENOR SOLOIST.
STOCK CLERK
RENTAL, MANAGER
TIMERS. HELPERS.
A. B. c. Roofing Co. 726 7th St. S.W.
ABLE THINKING TYPIST

II figuring out how inventions work and
what patents mean is something you'd like
to do, here's an engrosSinR full-time Job
Aptitude, rot experience, required. Assured
postwar future with established research
frm for typist having analytical mind and
farsightedness to make an investment now
not cash, but time, at modest pay to start.
Must be able to live on $500. Write or
call Tuesday-Inyention 63R MUnsey Bldg
Evening star., 1943-02-14

CLERK-TYPISTS, $50 to 4:l5 pm; &
DAYS week: no Saturday work: perma-
nent Positions; excellent working condi-
tlons must be high school graduates Ap-
Rm 705. s16 14th st. NV. Equitable Life
Insurance Company
Evening star., 1943-02-14

COOK, experienced, for boarding house;
also psrt-time dishwasher. 1884 10th
st NV. I5s
Evening star., 1943-02-14

COOK for tearoom, no Sunday or night
work. Preside Inn. 1742 Conn. ave. NV.
COOK-G HW.. white or colored; adults .
no Sundays GE 5000
Evening star., 1943-02-14

CLERK k-TYPIST, permanent position; ex-
transportation: salary depending upon
ability and experience semi-annual salary
advancement. Coast Artillery Journal, 631
Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

GIRL or woman, white to take care of
, mos; old baby. small salary, also room
ard board; no nights or sundays.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

STENOGRAPHER, law once: TWO weeks
work. 500 Woodward Bldg. RE. 1920.
STENOGRAPHER for confessional sery-
Evening star., 1943-02-14

DOCTORS ASSISTANT. young lady knowl-
edge of typing LA Dor atory work desirable;
excellent salary. RIM. and board If desired.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

DRESSMAKER FILTER with hrst-class
WASHINGTON references; come early Mon
day and Tuesday. Blanche Yovin, 1742
Connecticut ave
Evening star., 1943-02-14

STENOGRAPHER, permanent position. law
office, legal experience not essential, but
must have BACKGROUND of general ONCE
salary, good working conditions. Reply
in own handwriting, giving brief outline OF
education and experience. Box 2l6-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
NIGHT WORK

Local firm can use . men between go
prefer men employed or students Sales
experience helpful but not necessary. Write
BOY 36q-v Star
Evening star., 1943-02-14

COMPANION-HO -HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged,
| to take entire charge Of apt. for one lady;
/ some nursing experience; refined. refer
/ ences Box 476-X. Star