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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
Have You Heard?
!. /. .

That at long last. after fifteen years Gamma lambda
chapter Of pha Phi Alpha fraternity held initiation?
soemnzed Saturday night at he fraternity house
with Or c. G.. Constable Or. Henry Owens James Ben
SON Louis Martin and Dr.. John Edwards crossing those
burning sands which we hear really hot.
That the riot It is claimed has given rise to changed
policy in Woodward avenue toward color
ed customers? regular customer at certain store
was completely ignored last week by all sales people who
nevertheless rushed to wait white customers who en-
tered the store later.
That some of Detros coored citizens claim that the
police department deliberately routed them down Wood
ward avenue and into the hands of white mobsters when
they called asked for the safest to get downtown
TO their work
That the Samuel Thomases now have another SON.
Edward Nee all Thomas named for his Tribune grand
father WAS born Friday July at Edyth H. Thomas hos
pal thus sharing his July birthday month with his uncle
It, Alfred Thomas; his grandmother Mrs A. Thomas
and his aunt Victoria Mccall He tipped the scale at nine
pounds and dead ringer for his 2l-monhold brother
Samuel Jr.
That the Forest Youngs have an adorable little daugh
ter who was born last week. Mrs Young the former
Efie Hall of Buffalo The babys name is Linda Bertha
Young
That Marion Rawlings Dungee and Phyllis Johnson
Golden both expect the stork this winter?
That cute Kay Marshall and handsome 1t. Paul
Brown Of Selfridge Field engaged He's New ork-
or and Kays home is Redbank, Nd That Cecilia SyNes
ter and Eddie Jett are also engaged?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10

Vur soldiers abroad find encn-
Nnks tough customers because the
o,alnary weapons Of war bounce
~ Their hides and do no damage.
- ne ieicry Garden the tanks
ase NE beetles and any experienced
gardener viii tell you that their
Sues are tough and thick and
.'pecial care is necessary to keep
'Vnrol Of the situation.
Most Victory Gardens will have
y mem some vine plants such as
ss1Asn. cucumbcrs. melons, Die
pump~in and the like. This means
sTs'umper beetles to contend with
lucy are the smart ones. IL YOU
ssplsaa arsenical poison on the sur.
..'e o. the leaves they detect il
ny my 80 70 a clean feeding ground
.nere are two kinds OF cucumber
rssue' one with a striped back and
s"e with spotted back but both
~ ~ equally active on foot and or
nv wing and arc quick to get away
I'm Danger II they suspect it.
mere are two methods Of attack
~ 'ne Is hy cultivation at the base
NJ ne plant 10 destroy the eggs
"sisn are laid in yellow cluster.
w, NE other is 10 spray the beetles
NA contact spray made Of /,
.ssPpooniuls Of Black Leaf 40 IN
sd t.',on OF water with enough soar
$50 .gu u make suds. You mus,
- Inc beetles with this spra,
-. We! them down TO kill them.
on another mother Of the tough customer.
l~. your vine crop is the squash
q me adult is almost immune
snr s'.ner stomach poison or contact
|io IN ana the way 10 control il Is
49," me young in the nymph
H. About the only way TO Kill
nv grown bug is to crush him
h.. = a tough job il you have 0
H. . p'ahting, so spraying TO kill
IN 49, lung bugs should begin early
konns ADULTS are seen 80 that the
ibs .n tsters will be DESTROYED ms
'5~., match. A good Black Leaf IA
6 fSss Is also effectiv, ON the Young
kiils hs for making this dust
- given later in this series.
4, " ,hner insect with a hard shell
kno,'me potato beetle. sometimes
b." , as the Colorado potato bug.
{n,; ~, insect when grown Is almost
BIZ !. sale from contact sprays
toisono easily killed by a stomach
faris green. also lead
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
MRS. MORRELL FETED
BY DETROITERS

Mis- p Il Morrel ~ PULASKI
Tenn has been me pleasant
houserncst Of Mr. and MS Moss
Hogan II iie Hague stree Whls
here she vas shown many social.
tourteslcs Icy tho local folk Mrs
Morroll Was enlerla'ned ~ Mrs
Frank Doughfriy Mrs Walkef
Gordon Mrs Bessie sykes and
Mrs Pendcf
Mrs Cecil Reeves and Mrs Ia
yenla Lampkin rendered me Ten
nesseean delightful breakfast
Mrs Claude wooqson. 49, P4i
Rhodes and Mrs Langtord Brown
we're co-Dosfesses al a dinner pa
IN FOR Mrs Morrell
Mrs Minnie Small and MIS- lrma
CloyG took the visitor on a motor
sieht seeing tour ~ the cry ana
Afterwards rendered her dinner
The Hogans were proud 10 have
Mrs MoTrell as their guest and
hope she viii come to Detroit again
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10

Bordeaux mixture when spraying
for fungus diseases.
Spraying Of poisonous material
on pod or green beans should be
avoided in latter part OF the sea-
son when harvesting time APP
pronches. Arsenic is, Of course,
poisonous TO mankind, and will do
harm If this material clings to the
pods which are eaten. Thorough
control early in the season is the
answer on this kind Of bean so
that when the later weeks come
around, there will not be Mexican
Bean Beetles 10 contend with.
Again we say with n monotony
that we hope will sink into the
minds Of every Victory Gardener
Spray early Spray often! Hit
the first bugs seen--Don't give
them q chance 10 multiply.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
Take A Trip Is
Way To Keep Up
With The Joneses

Mr. and Airs isaac Jones of
Joncs-JoneS COMPANY s1s East CO..
lumhia street and M ard Mis-.
Thomas Gillian Sri. lef' saturday
night Tor Springfield, OHIO 20 at-
tend family reunion winch vas
held At the home Of Mrs Daisy
Frierson. se5 sherman asonne
While in 0hio the eroup made
hriof wish 70 Cincinnati over fhe
holiday anG returned Tuesday
morning
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
OF INTEREST
TO WOMEN

Continued from page g.
and tayo proved tniNeN saiisfac-
--frr for me p9rp SOS fof Which
thcy ase intended Oils commonly
sold 70 consumers fer the mixing
Or thinning Of paste painis or olA-
or pants 8, the time az appiica
tion have also heeu placed under
WPB onno
I'll, Possibility Of incf,erlne
LEATHER SUPPLIES through
ertaier use ~ domestic plp-ksrs IS
undsr consideration by Wrh In
yesiieaiioa viii iuclude the suit
ability % pigskin leather for shoe
npper leather. shoe sole leather
and glove leaiher
RAYoN VARS aud FIBER pro-
ductlon FOR the firsi quefier 81
this year has Increased by foug
per ccnf overihe comparable QUAR-
FER in 1872 l60 ieo0ol pounds as
compared p ~. 800 paanes al
cordng O WPB The mllary pro.
gram VIII he mot and there w.l be
about 4ooeOdoUo pnends Of faton
available fel other USES in l9i
approximately n.iiliun n41
lion and a half Used TIRES. rn-
no for reeapping hm When San pc
made serficeahle h' ilie additon
% rclincrs and minor repairs lc
limited ems gency use Mill he add.
ed 70 ihc supp s OF used ard ~
capped ircs ayailaiic flr 'a'on.
inc as s,a.es and ip loN-wi ete'
passenger car divers. SAYS Npn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
Wouldn't 1t?
Ry ROBERTA NcGIIRE

Wouldn't this old world be better
II the folks We meet would say,
n know something good about
YOU
And then treat US just that way?
Wouldn't life he lots more happy
II tho good that's in us al
Wore Tho only thing about US
That folks bothered 70 recal'
Wouldn't life he lots more happy
n We praised the good we see
For there's such lots OF good
ness
In the worst OF you and me
Wouldni & be nice 10 practice
That fine way OF thinking too'
You know something good about
me-
a know something good about
YOU
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
cHATTERBOXES REVIVE MEETS
AFTER WAR-INDUCED LUI.L

~. chat'erhoxcs met with
..,.r carter and ThcIma Hutch
:. saturday evening at the Car
:. home after period OF mac
, w. occasicncd by the changes
~. Gar has made in Mr. and Mrs.
Americas way o NE
TT tn, girls we're glad for the OPP
..s,nnl,v OF another Jolly session
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
- With The
FAColors...

DODGE CITY ARMY AIR
FIELD kaus NeNly arrived from
indian Army Ar Field IS Alex
andcr iufray 81 eis ADAMS
street Detroit Mtt ~ 4 a
memhef ~ ire 5-t'h Squadron
here
Dcdic4ted 70 rfev.d ne he
Horlds shsspcst rilois sos the
woflds sreeties 'nediun hnlher.
Dodge CTS ARMY AR Fcld seo-
rrd and rewesl pilot school 8, re-
kind in ne nation trains hand
picked officers gust grad mated
nom AAF adean ia flying sfhoclst
N optr4finr os no hsfd-si.rns
p &c Naranaer deadly f.yns pon-
elhouse now tn~shing de AK
on many firl 2 fronts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10

together and exchanged many
bits OF exciting news about them
selves and their friends The
most startling hli Of news came
from PHYLLIS Golden who an
ronnccd that she would heroine
lhe mother Of another Golden
heir in the early winter. She has
one son eight years 81 axe. VII
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
LAUNDRY woRkERs ESSENTIAL

wAsHlNGT0N AMP l>aun-
dry workers arc essential 10 the
war e6orl and therefore eligible 10
the same preferential treatment
nov accorded o'Hf essential VA
'ndnstriesunder sterilization plans
now ~ operation ihrolgAoa tine
country
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10

The essence Of nttrnctl,enes> Il
this picture Of Mrs. John Bin
ford smith. which was taken a.
she walked brl>kly along the
business streets in Toronto. with
her eyes turned toward nm In.
fere>ting window display. Mrs.
Smith ha> heen IN Toronto with
her parents. Nr. and Mrs. Fred
Hubbard. for the past sefera
weeks. because III their Illness.
Her husband j. stationed Wit
the american Red ross in Ing
land and VIII have seen years
service over there in September.
Nrs. smiths brother. Wilson
Hubbard. has served IN England
with the Queens own ..uard
Reg imcnt OF the Royal canadian
,rmy for nearly two years.
second brother 4 Warrant or
iiccr Frederick Hubbard. OF lu>-
kcgce.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10

Mrs Helen Mallov has AS her
house-rnest Miss Ffhel MayAela
teacher from Btn shar Ala
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10

7 TTWTT TTTTIT "TEIF
tablespoon minced onion
1. teaspoon sage
4. cup diced celery
tablespoon chopped parsley
a teaspoon pepper
tablespoons ke'chun
crush cereal slightly add mix and
egg Add remaining Ingredients in ord
er giyen mix we'll Pack into creased
loaf pan Bake IN
moderate oven (s75' - hour.
Makes IL slices.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10

Don't worry about those little red
I.rn,ns stretch your meat into
s,',15as. rain-coufse dishes by COM
tring Il w'h other healthfui foods
,ai ala rri fatoned Here are some
twel suggest rs right on our sizzling
NAr.I.me gl.ille
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-08-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GOLORED WOMAN wants job as laundress
Tuesday and Wednesday; experienced. MI.
CoLoREp GIRL wants par, time work
f ESn aq T. 1 G1a9 5 no5a: Pc. 29s2.
c SSS isEbi GIRL wishes part-time work;
sSRffys Rhon %s q e asSs lob
or midnight. Call Sunday. Adams 1928.
COLoRED LADY wants part-time general
3 n9u Pfeyce pam COOKING; city reference
Hfsff n MAN nT AND 5 WOMAN professional
hdo nous work done by contract or
CoLoRED WOMAN wants housework; ex-
perienced; live in or go home. DU. o1s0,
G Cosp 90 90 l2 s7s experienced desires
desires desires steady az work, 81 day and
GIRL, reliable, wants days work cleaning
apt. poe hour plus carfare. Ii. 1920
GIRL. neat, colored, wants chambermaid,
GIRL, colored, desires few hours work
s sueaning m 9Paa or evenings; no Sat- or
S2EE; good refs. Cal csll Nj Nj. s5sf. of Jay :
sSIea rsephone to R s0fk gays
GIRL, colored, wants work at cafeteria
Or q RIB boarding odTHa house; Call RA: 1854: 49,,
reliable; references. ME. 0209
GIRL, colored, wants g;h.w. in apt. with
s M szes. couple honest and dependable
GIRL wants general Homework. expert
GRE eoored e Wishes JOB ss0es NIB ass
Or Or m yadg work; no cooking; references.
~ h G. sss r sFf Be- siss
seaaty s parlor cal ah' L. 09 4sss maid in
GIRL to cp@ored Ar v! s7sz Job as maid from
GIRL. colored, wishes days work. Call
GIRL wishes morning work 8 or 4 days
GIRL, colored; desires laundry work by
d ths d North Soa sg 81 and 'arare Call s.n
GIRLS, colored, wish ghw. while people
work no no sundays: sic week. Cali At
H ifot5s aRno White, midde-aged. ex-
p Ds RI 81 excellent references wishes
IAUNDREss. hrst2 SIC ss--A' All lax kinds of
Laundry done CURTAINS tai Large family
day: Can DE. 1862, " ' " ''e
r o1Iea TINE I'm, 20 f ILL., m ge, work wanted
WOMAN, colored, wants light housework
f nrdav 10 an ppon to A. pm Mondays,
mornings. Hobart 1858.
WOMAN, white, settled wants to keep
o o1 Box e i eoSE 81 Star employed people, i've
WOMAN. colored, 1st-class laundry and
cleaning: 81 and carfare. RE. 8064.
WOMAN, colored, wants day work Mon
day and Tuesday. Telephone AT 4770.
WOMAN. colored wants day work, Mon.
and Tues: laundry work; S3.5 and car
fare. Call LII. 66S1.
WOMAN, colored, neat, wishes days work
Of any kind; references; reliable. Lin
WOMAN, colored, wishes laundry to take
home; good laundress. CO. O0S5
WOMAN wants job as maid in rooming
WANTyD-Large and small family wash;
blankets and curtains speciality; by flrst-
Church 1S14-J Baileys Crossroads, near
Arlington VILLAGE and Bancroft. 800
AVOID THE RUSH, have your fall clean
ing done now; colored experts, man and
woman. TR. 1864
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SITUATIONS WQMEN

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER desires work
one or two evenings each week. Box
BcoKkEEPER-young lady desires per-
aq Rox worker Best
DrETITiAN eDper IN in Institutional staa work
with young people Salary plus full main
D 1sREssf aEl 2oFl; ahead, Fall s.r-
ments made or Iestyled by former Holly
ESRf feSPfFns Ab Pb2ns TR 6sl hand
nome; will call for and deliver. M. Beales,
E ss1 II Z SECRETARY ttopnotch a9 Ste
s sires permanent position. Box 123-z.
EXPERIENCED OPERATOR desires posi-
ton manager of beauty SALON. D. c.
G License GertTTds BROOKS. aseS 14th st. NV.
G SoFn AMP "a WOMAN, coored, want days
s GIsi seOlore ID wantS job caring for Child
GIRL, eoiored '0P heh school s EA sr aqua
y; !op SES!b IN store MESSENGER or
Miss Edwards, Elk o769. '''N-''V' --'
S GlRLs young, colored wish JOB, hat
aSIsG M1 To V WzsTEA creative mind with
81 s. sDa Ah an and f1sne u sd
vertising. research. teaching, recreation
e exp 1en ANY suggestions for salvage.
HousEkEEfsE If[. white middle-aged go. ex-
perienced, will take excellent care refined
h non a9 one person; no laundry; S25 week.
NURSE, hospital trained, experienced, de-
S h permanent position in congenial
than ONE e eSTa Phone e0 sanday se to
tween 10 am. and pm, District 3125,
?. B. x. OPERATOR, experienced. No Sun
CAV CAV WwooTnk,, weekdays only. State salary.
PENMANSHIP and fashion art teacher.
experienced. desires, position in local or
s SaS = n school part time: well quail. Box
POSITION desired taking care of elderly
best references. Box s6I-z, star. u exp
sales radio. adv exec. ability. CHI H 4i 70:
es Tth n essssnt
sTRSoGKAF1HEkS 0H wants IsA POSITION sisF 1st-
So p aE Box sss as a2a Sat- Ralent se'rs
54 sona Bds f pstr s4o4 rs sFvc
s sTEoGkA Mfhsan ea Ss4q legal or
W Walsh s X y sgsz evenings or week ends
s5DsssRsf d' sass week week
f r1sff so AR s9T a04 Envs sts addressing
years experience. Phone Adams 1885.
WILL GIVE. office services. switchboard,
sheds a9d sinds f9 fur
WOMAN, with important writing project,
desires prep. bkfst., din in small refined
household; good plain cook; cheerful rm..
board. reas. salary. Box 2s5-z. Star.
YOUNG COLORED GIRL desires Office
work, experienced in insurance work. 1925
st. NV
YOUNG LADY, June high school graduate,
some knowledge of bookkeeping and typing
WISHES work in professional Office as re-
ceptionist; doctors preferred. GE. 1875.
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SITUATIONS MEN (cont J

MAN wants 1 hours, 2 hours work each
from pm. to 10 pm. Call AT.
,..-.,SER, colored, 30 years exp. on silks
SOUND MOTION PICTURES u6-mm.)
shown for business meetings or social
gatherings at reasonable price. AID. 96S3
after 5 pm. Ask for Mr. Karikas
TRUCK DRIVER, colored, desires job,
knows city and nearby district; excellent
references. NO. S00l. 90
WILL MANAGE large apt. house for coll
ored experienced man, past 40. Gov
ernment employee excellent references.
DE. 1912
YOUNG MAN, experienced in purchasing
and office management; available imme-
diately. Box 222-Z, Star
YOUNG MAN, 2S. white, draft exempt, de-
sireS work with future possibilities: drivers
permit. Box 101 q Star. 30"
VETERAN, WORLD WAR II,
Desires position as sales engineer, business
rep or any type of active work: 20 years
old, college education, ) years experience
as valuational mech. engr. Box 1857,
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i YOUNG WOMAN

High school graduate, under 35, for cler-
zeal work recurring utmost accuracy and
legible handwriting. knowledge of work
mems COMPENSATION law desirable but not
essential. Six-day.. 43-hour week. Sat-
urday afternoons off. Aforementioned Of
upon experience Opportunity for adj
vancement Apply weekday mornings.
personnel department, Room 309. Capital
Transit Co., Both and Prospect ave n W
Take Route 90 Cabin john streetcar to
door This position will be of special
interest to those residing In Georgetown
or nearby Maryland and Virginia, as this
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P. B. x. OPERATOR.

Experienced woman, accustomed to ham
ding a busy board. Six-day week SO
hours, pm. to II 80 pm. shift Some
per month to start. Opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply weekday mornings,
personnel department, Room 300, Capital
Transit Co., 36th and Prospect ave NV
Take Route 90 Cabin Johnr streetcar to
door. This position will be of special
Interest to those residing in GEORGETOWN
or nearby Maryland and Virginia as this
saves travel time
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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN Cont

BARTENDER,
Man or woman, white, experienced, for
cocktail lounge; good salary. room and
board If desired permanent position; ideal
working conditions; must furnish refer
ences. White or phone Mr.. Newton,
Caryel Hall Hotel, Annapolis, Md. Phone
1851.
BOOKKEEPER -TYPIST, general
office work. For appointment
call Mr.. Rowan, ME. 1913. 600
7th st. S.w. 31*
WHITE COUPLE, settled, to act
as caretaker-manager for new
apartment bldg. No coal shovel
ing required. Will give large de
luxe apt. and additional pay in
exchange for services. Husband
may maintain his regular en-
ployment; wife must be unem-
ployed. This apartment bldg. is
y block from transportation IA
cilities, stores and theater. In
reply please state age, qualifica-
ton, draft status and present
employment. Write Box 37O-X,
Star.
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WORLD WAR IT
SITUATIONS MEN G WoMEN

COUPLE. colored, middle-aged, experienced
wants lanitor job with quarters; part
time. North 343S.
MAN AND WIFE wants janitor quarters;
man employed, woman take care work;
man help night. HO. 1897.
APT. HOUSE MANAGER
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CLERK

To read and sort mail, should
have neat handwriting and a
good head for detail, a little
tipping, high school graduate
under 30 yrs. of age preferred;
permanent position and ad-
.vancement, good working
conditions.
CALL MRS. MANTEL,
T HO. 2476.
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Secretarv-Stenographer.

. PleaSant personality, capable of aSSum-
Ing responsible position as secretary to one
OF our top executives. Permanent. Ex-
perlence not essential for the right person.
The Young Mems Shop, 1919 F st. NV.
TYPIST-CLERK, general Of
flee experience, Is to As years
age, war-essential work; good
salary, steady position, excel
lent opportunity willing
worker. Report for interview,
$50 N. Y. ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHER Recep-
zionist, Engineering Offices To-
Gated downtown bldg. in fl
nancial district. Salary. S35
for 5-day Wk. Permanent
position and advancement
for satisfactory work. Re
spond in own handwriting
flor telephone and personal
interview, stating age and de-
tails of education and ex-
perience. Box AJAX, Star.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around man and
woman excellent salary, plus commits
:1P ISIS Esn conhed aGSsF awe o25 st. NV
CLERK for country club Office good SAL
s51ys snd st meals. Apply by letter to BOX
COUPLE to live in, wife for cooking and
some cleaning husband for general duties.
D ,t,LsA to work in modern dairy,
c,1ode IN, house; excellent living conditions
FEE RESr H e white NO Couple husband
Eou SEX 81 do5ff sx5ePsaess
Io9mn sev s1ase opan yns quarters on
NsnsEement Co, ES e 6s2a; e eSes 81.
yANiToR AND WIFE, both to work in
apt; bldg pleasant, living quarters, ex-
;T Ssss Ssiary to right parties must fur
AND WIFE sraEs ses RE 5sae
$loo monthly; plus room and board.
offfcR sEeRET IL P9 welfare orsaniss-
Iion, saooath observer preferred. Box
tHRfTss MA MAN OR WOMAN for Dodge.
Plymouth. direct factory dealer; good pay,
ssxceiIent working conditions. See or phone
SODA DispENsERsWoooasi T pay and and h rsTe,
70 Sunday work. Executive Pharmacy,
fEAcREiRs Of 81 SHORTHAND for evening
classes In local secretarial college, de-
sree REQUIRED teaching and business ex-
perience preferred; please type and mail
data regarding education, experience
place and hours of present employment
Box 101-X, Star.
WAITRESS OR COUNTER BOY. 1926 x
- q. ". Elite Delicatessen.
ROOM CLERK.
man or woman, experienced, for front
desk must be able to use typewriter: good
salary, room and board If desired: refer
ences REQUIRED. Write or phone Mr. Jack
4on, Csryei Hall Hotel Annapolis Md
BOOKKEEPER.
man or woman, experienced, to take
5charge OF bookkeeping department.; good
salary. room and board If desired: refer
ences REQUIRED. Write or phone Mr. Jack
son, Carvel Hall Hotel. Annapolis. Nd
DRUG CLERKS-Good paw,
8-hour day, 6-day week, vaca-
ton with pay Apply at any
Peoples Drug Store, or at
employment department., II
p st. ne.
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STENOGRAPHER WANTED.
YOUNG LADY, IT TO 80
YEARS OF AGE; BANKING
INSTITUTION. IN REPLY
STATE EXPERIENCE AND
SALARY EXPECTED. BOX
252-X, STAR.
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HELP WOMEN Cont,
BEAUTICIAN

For suburban shop; best working condi-
lions and finest clientele. Salary up to
s40, according to ability. State oualifica-
,ions, approximate age and telephone num-
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SECRETARY
STENOGRAPHER.

Experienced, intelligent, re-
fined young woman to act as
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to ex-
-ecutlye in one of Washing
tons finest mems wear stores.
Permanent position, interest
ing work with excellent flu
ture assured to one properly
qualified. $35 weekly salary to
start. Apply in person or by
letter.
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ,
1d0O n CT NJ Wy q
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S15-$20 PER WEEK

Depending ON Qualihcs tons
FOR general housework in small apart
ment near Supreme Court; two employed
ADULTS no Sunday; good references re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-08-29

ROOM CLERK.
MAN or woman, experienced, for front
desk; must be able to use typewriter good
selary, room and board If desired: refer
ences REQUIRED. Write or phone Mr.. Jack
{. sen, CsrYel Hall Hotel Annapolis, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-08-29

Man or woman, experienced, to take
charge of bookkeeping department.; good
salary. room and board IL desired: refer
ences REQUIRED. Write or phone Mr.. Jack
son, Carvel Hall Hotel. Annapolis, Nd.