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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

I1N1tFIJNJANf n
- EGINALD SIDNEY BUCK
~ FIELD gunner in His Majesty's
~ Army. was in a cell of the police station
at Rochester, in Kent The charge was
merely a. w. o. l.. and he was told that he
must stay there three days before his hearing.
What do you want to read?" asked the
jailer
Have you got good detective story"
How'd you like murder mystery by Edgar
Wallace ?"
Fine"
Evening star., 1943-10-28
Two Clerks Approved
For Defense Centers

The Commissioners yesterday ap-
proved the appointment of Raymond
B. Carroll and Charles w. Fox as
clerks at subcontrol centers of the
District civilian defense organiza-
ton. -Four clerical positions at the
centers remained to be filled.
Last May six out of seven of the
clerkships at the subcontrol centers
were abolished because of the lack
OF work for full-time duty. A re-
tired police lieutenant was retained
to do the clerical work for all seven
subcenters.
Capt. H. C. Whitehurst, head of
civilian defense, has announced,
however, that he believed the po-
sitions should be restored because
the deputy controllers, who are in
charge Of the centers, are District
officials too busy to perform neces-
sary clerical duties to keep In touch
with the large personnel required
tor the centers.
The clerks will receive basic
pay Of 81 ,440 a year, plus $500 voted
by Congress during the war, or a
total Of $1,740 annually. Less than
two months ago, however, in an
interofice memorandum, a District
official pointed out that one center
was manned by volunteer from
the American Women's Voluntary
Services, who did everything which
the former control clerk performed
except read detective novels"
The salaries, which will come out
OF the blackout expenses, will
amount to more than $4,000 a year
when all six positions are filled
Capt. Whitehurst said this week
that efforts to obtain volunteers for
all the posts had been unsuccessful,
Evening star., 1943-10-28
HELP DOMESTIC.
ASSISTANT HoUsEKEEPER for {

ASSISTANT ASS HoUsEKEEPER for Catholic
liHa lFeetGry ;r white Wbhite' no cooking or laundry
T cHAMbEkMafc Nj RhM4Rf cenRea disRRssbero n4o1 for bea
guesthouse, at, 1884 New Hampshire ave-
nw; nrSsa good; clean: quick WORKER. expert:
esl atter $9 Dm or Or 5efore Ti5n iois6 %ean ans:
ys ouf fo0fsd IN tsm,ly
nv, cali AD. a$77. 77 ''''' i00i crescent pi
children, Liberal time oil and and good ,od0 pay ~
Gookkh & 6lkht aDa DersGn OR fG a55s sms ~
COOK and shw.' 0fr from na'A Il noon m Until Until
OH hF2Hsh fsm, Psaayn of T.
small small apt; $3.50 per week EI. 074b. "
COOK, experienced and, g.h. worker. $50
small house Spring ValeH ssctfon sH1fa pnefei neffe
live, in; Thurs. and Sun of after breakfast.
Call Miss Crump. DE. 1881. between 8
COOK and general housework for 2 adults;
no no Sunday work: Phone Adams 1868 be-
% 1885, fsea ES Ssos SSaosss live
I'VE coofd err c6
SookS GS.s1:S; H;W; with retesences. Live in.
sSoS good hs salary full IA a sss ss5! time Groom
partment; 9 adults; SIS. Ho. s4io 91tn
COOK WANTED, white. with, experience;
COOK for guesthouse; health certificate:
no s SUNDAYS; good salary. Cali DU. 1875.
sY kouRs SS4ooszS 70 sso Fssa Fsis
G.HW: and cook. school child, 5-day
GENkRAL s;i ERA I'D AotsEWaoRkER t1sEaWa for employed
Sundays; $50 mo. and carfare. IA. 2Ooi.
Evening star., 1943-10-28
Births Reported

FLOYD and Nora Auten, girl
Lester and Helen Bellard' hnv
1Maiter and ELLEN Behrens, boy,
bernard and Marie Buete, boy,
games and LoIise Cadigan. girl
Wlli.am and Edna Carnett, girl
Rlchard and Gertrude Cooley, girl
PpasQuale and Rose DAmbrosia, bow
Taul and, Dorothy Falconer, boy
John and Mary Foley, boy
Wllllam and Kathryn Fowler. how.
Otto and Virginia Gillian, girl
EauI and Lenora Gottfried, girl.
Harry and Marian Gray, girl,
James and Bernice Hall, girl,
Arthur and Alma Krauch, boy.
tAiexanoer, and Jewell LitWin, girl
NlGola and Margaret Marchese. girl.
g1nn gIIin and Dorothy Massey. girl.
EIllott and Ada Monaco, girl.
curry and Elizabeth Obenshain, how
LOUIS and Jean Pierceall, boy.
JunluS and Blanche Preston, boy.
Francis and Mary Parker, bow
Edward and Gladys Parkinson' how
Resinard and Mary Rivard, girl
Lewis and Virginia Rutz. girl
Harvey and Irene Shade. girl
Eugene and Catherine Sisson, girl
Richard and Esther Stevenson, boy.
Rlchard and Georgia Stotler, boy.
eugene and Virginia Tayman, girl.
Melvin and Thelma Thompson, boy.
George and Louise Tilch boy,
George and Marian V!tello, girl.
James and Ruth Watkins, boy.
Clarence and Jean Wilhelm, boy.
John and Emma Wolstenholme, bow
george and Glenna Wright. girl.
Richard and Anna Bancroft, boy.
Evening star., 1943-10-28

BOOKKEEPER. 5 years experience in
construction, familiar with all phases of
construction accounting: salary. $50 per
week. Box 196-H. Star. 30'
DRESSMAKING - Designing. remodeling,
and alterations. Reas. Miss Bert, 1880
Irving st. NV, Apt. 4. AID. 223S.
operator. Call D1. 1854
motherless home. child nurse, references.
F; Moody; Go, w. E. Duncombe, Berwwyn,
ofF1cE aa' h y WORK; 81 part time or typias as' at
home; II years experience, auditing and and
PRACTICAL NURSE. 10-hour duty, semi
invalid or convalescent. No Sunday. GE.
RECEPTIONIST desires position with dr.
or dentist, nursing ability. -typist; eff
SEER experienced ssa
young, Immediately available; $40 per
week: Call Warfleld 1881 after z pm. 29t
WOMAN, with administrative ability, de-
sires immediate appointment: research
graduate librarian. also selling manage
ment experience; permanent. Box 346-D,
Star.
WOMAN, young, college graduate. person.
mel, social secretary, radio, some free
lance writing experience; can procure slip
Of availability; salary, $500. Box 18Th,
Star. 81
WOMAN, with pleasant personality who can
meet the public. wants work as reception
ist, clerk, typist filing or P. B. x. switch
board. Ludlow 3243. Mrs. Flaherty. %.
Evening star., 1943-10-28

James Hill. %. Charlotte, N. C., ane
. Howard Maxwell. jr 90, lOl1 Euclid st
NV, and Shirley Scott, 16, 716 Kenyon
John Valentine, 25. Fort jackson, e
ana Grace Marshal. IS, 1415 44th st
Samuel. Martin. IS. Seattle. Wash. and
ophelia Lewis, a3 30 s Piattsburs M & court uro
Bessie shaffer. 27. ie14 Iath h St. IS, Sc 4h0
Everett Cummings. 81, 1000 Massa-
fi9qseffg i31S 1IDsb"r aye and Lillian Bourassa 90
west 5s, 1918 JonaaiI JorenanGTia ST nW and Billie
II, YER verlln ~ Van klayern. 20, Fort Mon
En9s Rsy, 36, sega Reno I'd. NV, and
Charles casselman, 5tiS IS. sbepman bnPrn; N v
Albert Norton, s5 Detroit. TIA and K Karen Ts
Curtis Foster ~ a9o' csmD no Hood 10 nv Tex and
-, Mildren Gotten, 80. Emory. Va anu
Ihomas Bowie % 1900 Foote st. ne,
st stio TauAne lawson &c, 14l9 Chaplin
James Miller, "a. ee6 Ridge st. NV. and
EuEeee Aien RG1nsqn Sq 5ie 5S5 o1ts4o sh st d
RqSSel Eether0f, as a6. Elida, Eif 8 Ohio. nT and
,sosilia sinia Thomas, 27s 25OO x ST. NV.
Vt! and Dorothy Unversaw, %, IndianapoIis'
"iLllsm Morat, a.. and Lucille Correu, 2s,
poth OF 1002 Shepherd St ne
Robert Evans, 81, Arlington. and Dorothy
Vt; owens; 20, Henderson, Tex.
"l1Iaam VAL, "3. Fort Meade. and Sunny
Lelgh: 22, 1922 Harvard St NV
Joe wilkins; 90. Poalville, Tex, and
1oS SSylv,a 1 1Hackley; 70. 1925. Harvard st. wv.
Davis, 32. 1904 ST. NV
Rudolph Papp, 81, Waterbury. Conn, and
Vt, Wllle Kennedy, "a, 512S 5th st. NV,
wallace Keller. 81, 1893 Minnesota ave.
and Shirley ,Lipscomb, 20. Milwaukee,
Walter Sanford, 90, New Piver. N. c., and
CHARLES suliyan 50. '2t Arneto5 gsh st. se; and
Eyelyne Miller L.. Manassas Va.
sherman Johnson. 2S. Fort Myer. and
- Margaret Pfoff, 81. 21n oOth st. ne
FRANCIS HILLS, 40, 301 Hamilton ST. NV.
and Lilly Magnuson, Al, 514 10th st.
Evening star., 1943-10-28
APPOINTMENT CLERK for beauty parlor
Apply CASTOR, 1741 Conn. ave. NV. HO

APPOINTMENT CLERK for beauty parlor
Apply CASTOR, 1741 Conn. ave- NV. HO
ASSISTANT. artistically inclined for lay
out work on advertising and office forms
Experience e not necessary, Good salary
ass sRRGNFiunty ZEE 2GaH sta5
handling volume of detail. Must be good
typist Permanent. Advancement Phone
ASST. MANAGER, women's dress SHOP
good opportunity. will train, permanent
salary S,s and bonus. Apply Sherman Shop,
AaTThENSD1xiNTrs". soda fountain counter IN
white good pay; 4s-hour week, excellent
stter pm. Or write BOX s44Ap M St Star Go04
Salon. aWarfield 5000. Ext. Il; Sun. Sun,
BEAUTICIANs, 2. experienced, all-around; ;
salary, $40 and commission. Apply 623
Pa: Pa aye, aye Sc, Frances Dee Beauty Shop. :,
salary and commission. Albert de Paris
bEAuff%n fz2t f2nn; oPEkKToR, iTa KnS guaranteed $40
ssAurF sssn Pu6f 6pERkTosl Sslcn SO 18th
and copmission. Apply Richard Hair
6Pf&AfoKe sSe nxer DE ss5o
manacurist: permanent position. full or
RRaIs RREt1J4T I'VE, opERa4%s pMERsaarfcs 1924 Conn ave:
$Sary' highest salary and commission. u
~ g Tsst s45 vssF aGIs md ss
BdNDERY GIRLS, experienced George
A. simonds d. Co.. 1850 Taylor st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRLS, 2. colored: hoLrs' morning work,
once work; or all days work Of any kind.
GIRL; colored. wants days work. Execu-
GIRL. colored. wants days work Mon,
Wed, Thurs, Fri. and SUM-; experienced
GIRL, colored. wants days work or part
time; call from 10 am. to z pm. ME
GIRL, colored. experienced housekeeper,
wants wants 1ob; 9 gill live in, Call FIR. 1884.
HOUSEkEEPER. middle-aged, with girl
Y years, desires position in motheriess
home; no Sunday or heavy laundry; phone
pet $50 am, and 4:30 pm. Ii. 1878.
WOMEN, with references, want part-time
morning work. 1460 u st. NV. DE 1893
WOMAN, colored, desires housework sleep
~ ,ao1o no SUNDAYS, good references; no phone
1875 Corcoran st. NV.
WOMAN, colored. wants general house.
WORK, no Sundays. no cooking: experienced.
u Defrees st. NV, 3rd floor
Evening star., 1943-10-28
Deaths Reported

Home.
lineas, Towne. s6, U. S. Soldiers Home,
Elizabeth M. Ralph, n. 1920 Rittenhouse
Maude NJ. Dennis, SO. 1000 Cathedral ave
George, j. Arnold, so, Arlington, Va.
Maxlmillan Won Pagenhardt, SO, 1850
Q. Stanley Wrenn. So. 57O4 Colorado ave
Corbet Bridges 4s, 1918 Longfellow st.
Paul j. Ames, 81. Chicago, III
Merlin Thompson, 80, Bethesda, Md.
Claude Moore, 25, 225 H st. NV.
Herman s Evans. =; ~ -op I4sa N Newton n;~; Ct
Mary F. Fields, IS, z Florida ave. ne.
William M. Robinson. 3d. 7O2 Florida ave
NV.
Chester A. Henson, 40, 1855 B st. ne
George Longstreet, 49, 7OS 5th st. se.
Hattie W. Carter, Al. 6 Railroad ave. Sc
Lucy Oglesby, ~, I'll R St NV.
John 7. Lyles, 23, 223 r st. NV
Doris Onley, is, 1410 lst st. sw
Evening star., 1943-10-28
ACCOUNTANT.

Age 40 with thorough training in ac-
counting and business administration aug
mented by twenty years continuous service
with manufacturing retail and construc-
tion concerns: experience embraces general
cost and payroll accounting, auditing,
budget building, expense, production, and
inventory controls accounts PAYABLE and
receivable: also Government contract ac-
counting. Free to travel. Box 1S-H Star.
IS.
CREDIT AND COLLECTION MANAGER,
Thoroughly experienced familiar with all
types retail credit. excellent collection man,
well educated, capable. conscientious, good
personality Box "a H. Star oSe
Evening star., 1943-10-28
Issued at Alexandria,

arthur c. Stephens, 81. Fort Monmouth
n j. and Mildred Bolt. 10, Knoxville
John D. simonson. 80. and Gladvs M
=, Ronchetti, 81, both of Washington.
James L. Foster. 25. and Elizabeth Lee, %
both of Alexandria 80
joseph Criscuolo, o6 and Kate Barounis
20, both of New York. 00'i''
Andrew M Peterson, "a, North Brook. Pa
and Loyola M: BARLEY, %, Washington
90 both of Alexandria. cay
HuSSeA MCFARLAND. 30. and Hattie Shifett
,2l' both of Alexandra.
EoWafo MCKENZIE Bradford, c5, Charles
Ion: s e, and Aunzell G. Sheffield, So
Evening star., 1943-10-28
Issued at Rockville

snowden Willis, 43. and Florine Moore
'narteS spG NihcSens, g., Gaithersburg, Md
Island, N. Y 80 Hot
RanSteen johnson, pa Dickerson, Nd.
ana Ecith May Brockmorton, AZ. Sell.
herman CIem, 30, and Thelma Power, IS
and Marian Niedermair. 10, Washinp.
ton. -o' ""Sdtiis
Evening star., 1943-10-28
Statesmen

New sales organization being formed on
what. after months Of investigation, l re-
m WASHINGTON. Honesty and diligence
absolutely necessary. Industry and ability
will be quickly recognized and adequately
rewarded. Sales manager soon to be ap-
pointed. Will be chosen from our own
ranks High-pressure and special-deal
sslesmen please do not apply Sales di-
rector. George Washington Memorial
Cemetery. 145 Carroll ave, Takoma. Park,
Md. next door to Takoma Fire HouSe),
Evening star., 1943-10-28

Your assignment to buy an extra
S100 War bond during the Third
War Loan was made for you by your
son and neighbor's son on the
fighting fronts. Back the Attack"
with War bonds
Evening star., 1943-10-28
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. lap, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
recetUe their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other daUs.
Evening star., 1943-10-28
WI. SOIL,
SITUATIONS MEN-

CASHIER, man, S. lame. wants position;
trustworthy: references, Box S5-H. Star.
CREDIT MANAGER, thoroughly expert
enced all phases wholesale. retail credit,
collection ard adjustment detail; excellent
references; AT. free TO travel or locate
in any vicinity Box 1s5-H Star. o0'
HOuSEMAS-Lady wishes to place excel
lent colored houSeman. Hampton Institute
graduate, available Nov. l. personal ref
erenceS. Tel. HO. 1920. 2S'
MAN. yo ing, 1S. draft exempt. Q yrs exp.
as elk. Jvt. secty.. correspondent and of.
mgr. desires position requiring supervis-
9Fy 9g,a or managerial ability $50 VIZ TR.
OFFICE MANAGER. over so, trained in
business administration. good correspond
ent. acquainted with office procedure, ex-
tax laws statistics, Government contracts
capable supervising large staff; available
soon Box 195-H Star.
SALESMAN, draft exempt. wants d c.
connection. Phone Alex. 613S. 29'
POSITION wanted for duration, Is years
experience selling and personnel manage
ment; recently DISCHARGED from service:
age. 40 years; give full particulars of work
and remuneration, Box 203-H, Star. 29'
JOB WANTED-Ambitious married man,
%, draft exempt hard and sincere worker
able to grasp quickly. accustomed to meet
ing public. capable Of responsible position,
experienced IN managing liquor store and
gaSoline station, also experienced in the
mediately for good, steady position of any
sort. not afraid of long hours; cannot
consider ANYTHING less than $50 per week;
best references Call Union 4225
Evening star., 1943-10-28

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired BY any other en-
ployer except upon presentation OF
o statement Of availability from his
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-10-28
HELP MEN & WQMEN

COOK, sea food, wanted: good pay, short
from USES. Call Temple 1866. after / p M
COUPLE. experienced in rooming house
operations. for 10th and SITS. NV. IL
salary; wife to manage operate; man,
maintenance work. In reply. give full
experience, reference, etc. Box 2t5-H,
Star oQs
COUPLE. colored, woman to do g.h.w. for
salary, husband to. have other employ
menti rm. and board for both. WO 6263
CoCfLE, white. woman to cook man to
work on farm or in garden: modern apt :,
cl9se to house. for living quarters; best Of
Marshall. Va DU 1927.
MAN AND WIFE, colored, no children. to
take care of small apt. house. living quar-
terS will be provided for services Thomas
]. Fisher & Co, Inc, 73s 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted BY my.
sell Herman w. Boswell. 211S 22nd ST. s.,
Arlington, Va. 2Ss
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PERPET-
val Building, Association will be held at the
once OF the. Association, Eleventh and
1943, at seven-thirty o'clock pm
EDWARD C. BALTZ.
Evening star., 1943-10-28
ADVERTISING

Splendid position in reputable, success
full Baltimore advertising agency for ex-
perienced, versatile advertising woman with
exceptional copy and layout ability. Work
largely retail, interesting scope. including
radio. Detailed reply requested Gin con-
fidence). Name. approximate salary de-
sired. Samples handled carefully and re-
turned. Box 138-H, Star.
Evening star., 1943-10-28
HELP WOMEN,

Any worker last employed in an
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
statement Of availability from her
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-10-28
HELP MEN Cont.

Statesmen CD, accustomed to S75-Slo 20
Ssen sase Gar 14 rss See
SHs 9 tssys
900, and other top-Erade household items,
otherwise aaaiified. Semi See Mr.. Nee. p. J.
1850 Ses CO. for 1a9S ss NV or phone ME-
SHoPMEN--Mechanics and helpers to
work in plant doing essential war work.
RoE Roe eooR Grks Wanted AT rh 12s
sSpx fSSd l1@s msNAGhk lSh s. must
FL eng III See sssend R5 f0sso wort
yulcanizing shop. GOOD salary and work
ING conoitions Ben Hundley' 3446 l4th
TRuCK DRIVERS: 5-day week. Apply
Porter Trucking Co. 400 st. s.w.,
dEUck pb1nr pRIvEK r t9E wholesale egg con-
ST 80 weekly and meals. Apply Air Ter
minal Services. Inc. RIM. EOS, Washington
vULCANIzER. good hours. good pay. easy
work; 1901 M st. NV.
WEd;DER, Wsd;DE gas or electric. experienced in
OLD-ESTABLISHED life insurance COM
pany has opening for good salesman on a
large. established route in D. G.; no car
and commission. Cali RE. sttS sie1. s"'shs Nj.
J, Jenkins or after pm, Mr.. spicer,
DUPONT CIRCLE LIQUOR STORE has an
opening for good man between 40 and
SO years old. Good pay, short hours and
a fine store to work in. Apply in person,
no telephone calls
BUTCHER. all,around man. good pay and
Boy BOYS roR Ai' sgoP sacIP AND RUN ERRANDs
SERVICE @ ENGRAVING COMPANY, INC,
1909 ST. NV. 29'
ENGINEER, ,3rd or 9th class for Iron
Fireman stoker; good salary: no living
quarters. Apply Mr.. Holzberg. Bring
license and letter of availa ability"
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1903 H St. NV MA 2345
PURCHASING AGENT.
Excellent opportunity for person expert
enced IN construction materials and hotel
supplies. Permanent position.
CAFRTTZ CO.,
1404 K st. NV
DAY JANITOR FOR OFFICE BUILDING
NJ n
Evening star., 1943-10-28
CaShier-Man or Woman

NdSIIIeT-MdH OF woman.
Experienced, with unquestionable refer
ences: top wages. After 3 pm for inter
view Central LIQUOR Store. SIS 9th st. n W.
PRICING CLERK, must be
familiar with drugs and
chemicals; excellent salary,
good hours, vacation with
pay. Apply Employment e n t
Dept, Peoples Drug Stores,
IT P st. ne
Evening star., 1943-10-28
TYPIST-CI,ERK

Local branch of national motion picture
company has opening for typiSl capable of
clerical duties, i0-hr. week, interesting
work. pleasant surroundings, Apply after
pm
UNITED ARTISTS CORPORATION,
92t New jersey Ave NV
Evening star., 1943-10-28
BICYCLE MESSENGERS,

BICYCLE MESSENGERS,
Day or night work. All America Gables
& Radio. Inc. l33" Conn. ave.
statesmen, mems furnish
ings; permanent position;
experience preferred but not
necessary. See Mr.. Magiday,
Grosner of 1925 F st. NV.
TAILOR SHOP FOREMAN
To supervise the work in our
alteration department; high
salary to an experienced,
qualified man; permanent
position with excellent fu-
ture. Apply Mr.. Zetlin.
Lewis & Thos. Saltz, Inc,
14O9 G. ST NV
Evening star., 1943-10-28
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.


TEACHERS, clerks. receptions select po-
sitions, No charge unless placed; top sal
aries. Visit Natl Teachers Agency (Est.
II yrs.l. 1871 G st. MA. 2114.
UNUSUAL POSITIONS.
stenogs. (25 daily. S35-S50 wk.
Stenog. GD, mfg. rep. S2,40O yr.
Stenog., French dictation, $3.50 mo.
Stenog. G), Capitol. $1,000 yr.
Stenog. %. aviation, $40 wk. UP.
SPANS stenog., $500 mo.
Card punch oper.. Alpha. $140 mo.
Comptometer opers., exper., S160
Telephone opers, expper;; S3o-$49 Mk;
Payroll clerks, S145 mo. up.
Bkpr, mach. operators. -S42 wk.
NEW Openings every few minutes. OLD
EST Agency in D. c: Est. 26 yrs: TH0U-
SANDS placed in better positions. (NA.
233S) Visit today.
BOYD SERVICE,
1888 F+Opp. Capitol Theater.
ELEMENTARY TEACHERS.
Openings now in 4th, 9TH and 9th
grades; also a special class; public schools;
~ ADAMS ADAMS TEACHERS AacY.
COLORADO BLDG.
Evening star., 1943-10-28
HELP WOkEN.
SAI.ESI. ADV
SALES POSITION,

Experienced; excellent starting salary,
good future opportunities. Liberal Credit
clothing Co., 415 7th st. NV
Evening star., 1943-10-28
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS.
APPLES AND SWEET CIDER

OPEN WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
Out Georgia ave. 5 miles to Glenmount
FIGHT on Route 1S2 miles. W. w. Moore,
SANDY Spring, Md. Ashton 2471.
Evening star., 1943-10-28

IYP1SI.
Essential business organization has OPEN
ing for typist. Must be accurate and rapid.
Interesting work, pleasant surroundings,
permanent position, good salary with ad-
vancement on merit. Phone personnel
omcer. National Geographic Society. Dis
trlct $500. for appointment
TYPIST-CLERK,
Small office, international social work; 3S-
hour week. Phone RE. 6272.
STENOGRAPHER
Essential business organization has open
ing Ior stenographer. Must be accurate
roundings. permanent position, good salary
with advancement on merit. Phone per-
sonnel officer, National Geographic Society,
District 1890. for appointment.
Evening star., 1943-10-28
HELPERS lWhitel .

Maintenance work, cleaning air and ex-
hauSt ducts; steady job: essential work; $50
10 $40 weekly. Apply Mr.. Goodman or Mr.
Brock, Room 306, Chandler Bldg, 1927
Evening star., 1943-10-28

frOnC OTIlce opportunity
For man with. national organization
resent employe being promoted. Must be
Interested in people. College education
deferred favored. Write brief altobios-
Evening star., 1943-10-28

I1OO OOEIAE In,
White. 35-45, unencumbered.
general housework: must be good
cook. 2 adults, 2 children in
family; spend winter in Florida
balance of year in nearby Mary
land suburbs.
Evening star., 1943-10-28
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

colored, wishes janitor jo
HO. 1885.
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Front Office Opportunity

DAY JANIToR FOR OFFICE BUILDING:
HOURS, 8 AMI PM. APPLY SUPT
1917 ST NV
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500 MONTH.
HOUSEKEEPER.

Cook experienced. ghw, in family Of
!; references. Apply in person. 4445 Alton
j. n W or phone OR coon
Evening star., 1943-10-28

Urgent-Mother's Helper.
Presidential Gardens. Alex, Va: excel
ent bus service. Salary open. TIE. 1927
fter 4 m
Evening star., 1943-10-28

PURCHASING AGENT.
Excellent opportunity for person expert
enced IN construction materials and hotel
supplies. Permanent position.
CAFRTTZ CO..
1904 X ST NV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Tanks and Main
Still Contenders
In Shop Loop
STANDINGS

Tank Arsenal and Dodge Main
are the chief contenders for now
in the Chysler Interplant League
championship. with Tanks still IN
the van by one game.
Superfinishers gave up valuable
ground last night AT Olympic IN
losing three 10 fourth place Dodge
Forge. 3049 to 2S09 Meanwhile.
Tanks and Dodge Main each won
three. Tanks disposed of DcSoto,
2S42 10 PTS. Main swamped High
land Park Service. 3037 10 266O.
The triple defeat for FinishcrS
left them five games from the
lead. with l. remaining on the
schedule. The finals are set for
May s.
Tom Dorazio of Dodge Forge
again is leader in the averages by
a fraction over Steve Dutko OF
Main and Fred Wolf of Tanks.
Dorazio's 654 gave him 2088s
Dutko had 64S for pos So. Wolf
slumped 10 564 for 20S.o0
In addition 10 Dutko'S series.
Main had 63l from Jack Kuchcn-
brod. 6l6 from Carl PolenS and
6l2 from Stanley Baker. Pete
krupa and Bruce McDougall of
Forge had 633 and COS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
.0rdtory Winners
On Air Tonight

NEW YORK, April 9-Radio
stations today planned generous
time allotments in tribute 10 the
jefferson Oratorical Contest spon-
Sorcd by Tho Detroit Times and
other Hearst newspapers.
Columbia. BroadcaStlng System
has taken the lead and viii carry
the prize oration> tomorrow night
over WABC, direct from the CHS
playhouse
Peter r. Regain Of Fordham. the
eastern zone college champion,
viii be guest star OF Mutual $
Double or Nothing program at
$50 tonight over a network Of
2ll stations, including DctroitS
CKLW John Reed King will be-
master OF ceremonies and Frank
Forrest, the singing star.