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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20

testified that my mother wore
a hustle in that year"
This department once sug-
gested that dance bands cut
down a little on the brass.
Harry James did so and put
some strings in his outfit Now
Harry is the leader Of Amer
ica's dance band No. /
OBSERVED Freud: "A strong
" egoism Is a protection
against disease, but in the last
resort we must begin 10 love In
order that we may not fall Ill,
and must fall III N, In conse-
quence of Illustration We cannot
love-"
The American Legion is due
TO have eleven million more
members. That first legion con-
vention after the war Is really
going TO be something. Wonder
what city will get 1t?
Note il stated that one type
of golf bag has capacity of IA
clubs. No golfer deserving OF
the name needs more than nine
clubs. In order 10 improve the
breed of golfers the golf asso-
citation should make a rule linn
ting the number of clubs 10 be
used.
A YOUNG woman Of Man
~ haitian wants TO know II
Leo men like being pursued
She says being Leo man l
ought 10 know the answer. II
is my belief that Leo man
likes a love affair 10 run
smoothly. He does not want TO
be pursued OF do much pursuing.
He loves love but does not want
il to interfere with his peace
OF mind and thus prove harmful
TO the progress of his career.
The best way for a girl TO win
the regard of Leo man is TO
develop a sense of humor, be
sympathetic and appreciative
and never wear high heeled
shoes with Stacks.
IN NORTH AFRICA American
Il bourbon is $3.50 a quart. So
reports Cpl. Michael Rodenski Of
Niles. Ill. The corporal says
"the most delicious" oranges he
has ever eaten are the Palestine
oranges. In the same letter the
corporal describing his trip TO
the fighting front on a troop
ship says:
"Pll never forget my Christ
mas dinner. 1 stood In the chow
line for three and half hours
before being served"
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Quick Answers

/ Left.
2-Onc and a half minutes.
because etiquette preScribeS
that the flag must be raised
\ full mast, then lowered 10
half-maSt.
3-YeS. 10 OF them were born
subjects Of British kings.
4-Hold dear.
5-Mexican general.
&c, r and a in the order
named
7 Correct, due 10 climate.
living habits, population COM
positions, and other factors.
st was glider towed nv
transport plane, from Mont
real, Canada, 10 the British
Isles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Connolly Answers
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

la Captains Courageous:
(b) The Marble Faun"; tc)
The Sea Wolf"
Pa Gilbert Keith; Oh Eliza
beth Barrett; Co George
Bernard.
3-(a) 1876 lbs; (b) so lbs; (c)
$50 lbs
IA CroeSus: OBJ Ananias:
Co OdySseus.
5-ta) Radio telephone carried
on mans back; (bl naval
mortar for throwing depth
charges; (c) torpedo.
6-(a) Galley with two tiers OF
oars; (b) galley with three
tiers of oars: (c) galley with
Ave tiers Of oars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
On the Side

A moral, sensible and peH-5red
man
WI rot insult me, no other can.
-Cowper.
(Said Cornelle: "InsulaS are
like bad coins; we cannot help
their being offered ia Us, but We
need not take them
THE mother of nine children
Il al the age Of 10! That is
the record of a Chicago woman
who married AT IL, had tripletS
at ID, twins at Is. twins at II
and twins at 10. Sounds like a
world record 10 me.
On all packages OF folder
matches is printed: Close cover
before striking" These words
should be printed in larger let
tiers and in a more conspicuous
place on many match folders.
Flying sparks from matches
can be very dangerous.
MOTE reference TO a coat for
~ which fall and winter pop
ularity is predicted that il has
the fur side-inside" This
recalls George A. Strong's song
of milkanwatha:
lie KI1tsd the noble mudJ0ETvTs
- MI
Made them with the fur side inside
Made them with the skin SHE outside
He 10 get the warm side inside.
Put the inside skin side outside
He, 10 get the cold side outside
Put the warm side fur side inside.
That's why ne put the fur side inside
Why he put the skin side outside
Why ne turned them inside outside.
KAY TURNER. Radio lark.
IA Another Turner who is
sweater girl. Kay is an ash
blonde. That is No. 18. in order
10 preference. OF the 81 different
kinds of blondes. The titan
blonde is No !, the honey blonde
is No. 2. The dishwater blonde
is No. ST Gertrude Law
renee. Brilliant coincidence. Has
been on the stage 35 years.
Made her first American hit
singing Limehouse Blues" in
Chaflets revue Her best per
Torrance was in Noel Coward's
Private Lives. +"
QUERIES from clients. @
W You say Fred Stone made
his first hit in The Red Mill"
I say Fred's first hit was in the
Wizard Of Or. Who wins? A
You win. sir. Do you like
mild or a strong stogie?
Q-I say 10 make tender.
crisp toast the bread should be
sliced from seven-eighths of an
inch to one inch in thickness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
I Series Of Letters
Home to Detroit

Some lad just sneaked in here
and flung about a thousand let
tiers into my work basket which
I'll have to look over and clas-
sify.
Loads of love.
RUTH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
'Dishpan'
Hand
by DIR. Logan CIendening

and tonsils will do il, and
should be investigated in stub
born cases.
go Skin infections may be a
good breeding ground for der
mathis. The use of autogenous
vaccines for streptocci or sta
phylococci is indicated.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
F. J. BIS operation for A
slight Varicocele a common
operation?
Answer suppose about
1000 A day are done in North
America.
s. S.-Will you tell the syrnp-
toms of angina pectoris? Are
pains around the heart always
heart trouble?
Answer - Pains around the
heart more often come from
other causes than from heart
trouble The pain of angina
is distinguished by age incl
dence usually over 40l, loca-
ton under the breast bone.
radiation into the arms. wise
like character. and relation 10
effort. The rhythm of true
angina is likely 10 be-effort,
pain, rest, relief OF false an
gina-reSt. pain. effort. relief.
A great many different things
cause II: oVeruSe of alcohol:
lead is another: some infectious
diseases such as diphtheria af-
feet the nerves in this way; lack
of vltamin B in the diet is the
basis Of most cases.
r. M.-Please advise in which
foods / will find vitamins B-1
and d.
AnSwer-Nitamin B. is found
in all cereals or wheat. yeast,
milk and eggs.
Vitamin d is not found in
many natural foods.
However, the body itself is
able 10 form it by the action of
sunlight on the skin.
Irradiated milk and other ir-
radiated products contain Vita
min d and so does cod-liver oil.
as do other fish oils
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THE best way 10 detect the
Il offender is by the skin
patch test A small piece of
the soap or cleansing powder
is placed on the skin of the
upper arm COR any part which
has not come in contact with
the suspected materially. COW
cred with piece of adhesive
tape. and left there for a few
hours; if the patient is sensitive
10 that particular preparation.
the skin will show a redeemed,
itchy area.
Other factors must be taken
into consideration, however, in
connection with these eruptionS.
Ny friend, DR.. c. c. Dennie. a
dermatologiSt of wide expert
ence. has listed these as follows:
% Ringworm fungus infec-
ton Of the feet. with allergic
reactions on the hands. This is
the cause of housewives derrna-
tltls OF the hands in about 81
per cent Of cases. The INNER
sion of the hands and other
constant uses perhaps make
them sensitive.
90 An allergic history throws
light on the diagnosis, because
those with a history, or even a
family history. of hay feyer.
asthma, hives, eczema, etc. are
likely 10 be sensitive 10 ingredi-
-entS of common objects which
do not affect others at all.
49, Digestive disturba n ces
Those with insufficient stomach
secretion are likely for some
reason 10 be subject to derma-
tits on the hands.
ca Focal infection Of teeth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
Better Health

nISHPAN HANDS, wash
~ board hands-these used TO
be a mark of honor, but didn't
really give much trouble. But
nowadays the housewife is up
against new processes, and hand
eruptionS. dermatitis, etc. are
pretty regular features OF the
home front.
New articles manufact ure d
for household use are often irri-
tating 10 Sensitive skins. New
kinds of soap lead the list.
Cleansing powders. lacquers.
varnishes, woods used in knit
ting. and even sometimes cos
metics and substances used 10
re-beautify the skin may cause
dermatitis.
In seeking 10 relieve these
troubles, the first attention of
the physician is directed to-
wards finding out whether the
victim is sensitive 10 any of the
articles with which she comes
IN contact daily
Somebody's skin is sensitive
10 one or the other of nearly
every single ingredient of any
soap or cleansing powder. so it
isn't possible for the manufac-
turers, careful as they are and
have 10 be. TO eliminate every
one of them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20

DEAREST Mother and Dad.
~ / got your cable and it was
a wonderful surprise. 1t was
one of the first expeditionary
force messages that has come
TO Africa as the service just
opened. Tonight I'm working
until 8 o'clock and since there's
a lull just now / thought l
would bang off a note 10 you.
We are now getting our over
seas pay go per cent? which
brings nay etslswag up Ia SEA
a month. AS l am having S1S75
deducted for war bonds each
month, / should make a nice
little nest egg for Opres Ia
ouerrs.
Now I want TO know what
the deuce is going on back
home! Don't the folks know
there's war on and we're
fighting for our very existence?
Our boys just back from the
front with the look of death on
their faces have 10 read that
their own fathers and brothers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20

Mss Ruth Mead, Detroirs
fdrorite WAC notC stationed in
AfTTcd, tells OF q WOMAN Sot-
dier's participation in prepare
ton for iRvosior Of Europe in a
net0 series Of letters to be pub
hshed IN The Detroit Times.
THIS is one Of the petO group
Of letters written By the 90
year-old girl 10 her parents. DR..
Mrs. John Meade Jr., 1855 La
Sale. She is a technical SER
gedNt.
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Trade Mark Registered. Copyright isAs
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Woman, 10.
Has q Children
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DEfR6Hsag MES

Published every Week Day Evening ana
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

SCoo,MTMAiIssIoNERs OF THE DISTRICT OF
nearing having been held on February i
1919, by the Commissioners of the District
OF Columbia in the matter of closing GER
tam streets and alleys. IN the District of
the said Commissioners being satisfied as
TO the equity, justice and ACCESSIBILITY of
ss to the pubc same intere Wt NOR nor
ers NoTicE is HEREBY GIVEN WENT that DT the
RnS ordef enEs Tha the pS H
ss1ant to the provisions of Public. Act No.
street and alley areas as shown in green
on plate fled in the Office of the Surveyor
OF ths Distr d Of Co d 81 and numbered 60
2s13, 1911, 2S15, 2S16, 2sI7, ISIS and
2sl9 are hereby ordered CLOSED, same to
the title TO the land comprised in said
areas so closed to revert to the AUDITING
the said areas hereby ordered closed being
4lst Street at Nebraska Avenue and war
Ne g. Closing of alleys in SQUARE 5543
I, Closing Kesrny Street west Of IN
Street NE, and closing of public alleys in
Street between $oth and water si streets,
East: closing A and B Streets, south, be
sse snG Mater Streets sE clos
Water Streets Ne; Closing B and
Streets, North. between 2lst and Dist
East, between East Capitol Street and B
between East Capitol street ana G street
tween B Street, South, and { Street,
SN 6th ao closing 10Th 10th eth 18th
Water street and c Street North; closing
Water Street between oath Street Sc,
Of arisdictio H9' to comm Sas B. c.
for part of East Capitol Street and 10Th
Street, East AND to the National !, Park
Summit Street e" north Ru' ON Of ii street NE.
2 Closing Dent Place, Q Street and Volta
Closing ~ Of public ale alleys IN SQUARE 2ea
Including transfer of jurisdiction to
Commissioners, D. C., oyer land in said
north of Sheridan Street NV. and
10 Closing 18Th Street between 2s%s Hart.
closing Of alleys in Squares 5729 and
in the Fort Dupont Park area lying South
OF Ely Place east Of MpneSsG San AVsnne
namely: E and Streets, German Place. |
and Il, Streets Bushrod Terrace, K
see HI Ro Pace 8as rs street b part Poe Of
SSathel Place seth Street HaTEet Blaze
AUDITING Lots 500 and sol, Square 549l
5454, 5455, 5456, 5459, 546O. 546l 54S!' |
s4o5 and 54s6' H. Closing Of alleys s' in
SQUARE 511 including transfer OF jurisdic- |
ton to Commissioners D. c., over land in |
said square for alley purposes" Any and |
all parties interested must file objections. |
4 any, in writing. to said cl9sings; or as
closings as listed above. within thirty !
(30) days after the date Of this publca-
ton as indicated at the beginning hereof; |
tive on March II. 1913, and the street
snc alley areas as herein described shall
on and after said effective date become
closed in accordance with the provisions
Of said Public Act, No. 3o7, an2royed
December rs, 1882. JOHN RUSSELL
YOUNG, 6. w. KUTZ. GUY MASON
Commissioners of the District Of Columbia.
fe15.14texSuhol
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MEATCUTTER, good. Convention Hall
Market, 9th and K, Stand 32S, Mr.. J. W.
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MANAGER FOR 15O-UNIT. MODERN APT.
BLDG. SALARY AND APT. BOX ALLY.
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HELP WOMEN tcont.).

| SECRETARY. for statistical dept. OF long,
| established national organiza ton: excellent
| working conditions; starting salary, Slao
| per month. Box AA2-Y. star.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN Cont. J

CARFTAKERS. small house, man with lob,
wife home; bsmnt. quarters exch. service:
honest. capable couple mo child: ref
Box 311-A, Star.
CCLORED COUPLE, young reliable man
TO do cleaning. repairing and painting for
small apt. BLDG, wide maids work; good
wages and quarters DU. 5461.
JANFTOR AND MAID for small apt. house;
man to care for stoker, clean front OF
bldg. and usual japitor duties: can hold
full-time JOB elsewhere: woman to care
and clean furn rms; no Sundays; FUR
nished quarters, refrigerator, gas. cleo.
incl. 115 18th st. Sc
JANITOR, white no children: 3-rm, and
st. NV. Republic 9656.
MEN OR WOMEN, colored, for table
work, also general kitchen work; also some
for Sunday work only. Apply in person,
the CandleStick Coffee Shop. 171O Eye
ST.
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HELP MEN.

AIRCRAFT SERVICEMEN.
WASHINGTON GULF OIL
CORPORATION, WASHINGTON
NATIONAL AIRPORT, 48-HOUR
WEEK, GOOD PAY; NO EXPE-
RIENCE NECESSARY. CALL
MR.. E. T. OSBORNE, RE. 6131,
EXT. 445.
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ALSO CLERKS.

High school graduates, aces IS to 60, al
outside clerical work; experience not need
ed; must be quick and accurate at figures
ana nave legible handwriting; 6-day,
f4-hour week: Sl00 to $3.50 month to
start. depending upon qualifications, with
opportunity for advancement. Apply week
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MEN WANTED.

Ages 1850, to take fare-box readings and
handle fare boxes; no figuring or expert
ence necessary, no money to handle; must
physically as work requires climbing in and
out OF buses and StreetcarS. An abSolutely
GEAR record OF past employment essential:
04-hour, 6-day week, from 6 pm TO 4
am Sl40 per month to start, with auto
matte increases
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL CHECK OVER OR MAKE OUT
your income tax for nominal fee. Box
I0A, Star. 23'
AFTER FEB, /, 1913, I WILL NOT BE
responsible for debts contracted by any
one but myself. VERNA A. EVANS, 534
Z st. NV. "A.
PLASTERERS g. CEMENT FINISHERS.
Special meeting Thursday. February 20,
1913. I. TAYLOR, secretary, go
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BOOKKEEPER.

An excellent opportunity is
offered an intelligent young lady
between Is and IS. Previous
office experience in bookkeeping
is essential. Some tipping knowl-
edge desirable Only a person of
stability and sincerity of pur-
pose will qualify. A splendid
opportunity to build an interest
ing future. Fine salary. Ex-
cellent working conditions. Apply
in person or by letter. Lewis
& Thos. Saltz., Inc, 1409 G.
street NV.
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LOAN MANAGER,

Progressive, large. chain, personal
finance organization has several openings
for managers. Experience as assistant
loan manager will qualify All replies will
be confidentially handled. Our employees
know of this adj Box 433-Y Star
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SALESMAN. AGE Is TO so.


Immediate salary, 5000 per month and
bonus. Large mutual life insurance COM
pany will give training in field furnish
system to right man with sales ability.
Prefer man not liable to immediate draft
with successful industrial or ordinary life
insurance experience but not essential. II
you are ambitious, willing to work and
want a permanent sales Job not affected
by priorities with real need in peace or
war time write Immediately. Replies con-
Mental. Box 290-A. Star.
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HELP MEN.
COOK, WHITE.
ASSISTANT TO CHEF.
Good pay, no Sunday work Apply in per-
IN, Empire Restaurant. l41C New York
HELP MEN
STEWARDS

tWHTTE)
Railroad dining cars Essential Industry
catering and clerical experience helpful but
not REQUIRED. State age, experience anc
draft StaLuS Bog loS-Y Star
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ALSO CASHIERS

Ages % to 60 active and accustomed
10 standing several hours at a time;
vision, accuracy at figures and legible
handwriting; full-time evening shift, g.
$50 per month to start with automatic
increases. Apply weekday mornings.
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ALSO GUARDS

Ages 40 to So. in good health
active and able to stand several hours at
a time; good moral character and clear
record OF past employment essential;
steady work. 6-day, 4S-hour week: S130
per month to start. Apply weekday morn
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FARM HAND. white, experienced IN held
work and good hand mixer, in good health
refs. required: salary, $50 mo. and ooard.
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YOUNG LADY with knowl-
edge of bookkeeping. Tele-
phone National 0106. Mr..
DanghertV.
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FURNACE MAN: must be able to run an
elevator Apply in person, 1850 1oth
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SALESLADY
Wanted BY large credit clothing store; one
who is qualified to advance in short time
TO buyer of ladies' dept. excellent salary
plus commission and bonus; must be thor
oughiy experienced SaleSlady. intelligent,
CONSCIENTIOUS and aggressive. Apply 735
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STENOGRAPHER
SAIESLADIES
PRIVATE SECRETARY.

EXECUTIVE director OF large, SUCCESSFUL
local business institution has opening for
private secretary with executive ability
Must have extensive training and expert
epce as private secretary. the ability to
work comparatively with department heads
and an interest in public relations work:
age 30 to 40. Reply in detail. giving fun
experience and references. Box 442-Y, Star.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS, COL
ORED, AGE 18 TO 80; NEAT
APPEARANCE; DAY OR EVE
MING WORK; APPLY JONES,
HEAD BELLMAN, WESTCHES-
TER APIS, 1000 CATHEDRAL
AVE.
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SERVICE MAN (WHITE).
trSern a skilled trade; outside work, essen
tIal to public health: straight salary, steady
employment, good working hours. Phone
Me. 1920.
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BELLBOY, coiored, experienced hotel: good
working conditions; salary and tips. Ma
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BUTCHER. full or part time. 470l Suit
land I'd sc. tSuitland. Md Spruce o1o5
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ROOKREEPER excellent salary Call CHI
1887 Sunday. Monday, week days, after
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ASBESTOS APPLICATORS and roofers.
steady Job, good pay. See Mr.. Ferris, $50
am, Federal Contracting Co., 9l5 New
York ave NV "a
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BUS BOYS, colored. Apply headwaiter;
Wardman Park Hotel Conn. ave- and
ny
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SOBER MAN, to manage small Sandwich.
TR. 3065 %.
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HFRDSMAN. small family, one can handle
milking machine; modern house. running
water and electricity; good wages TO rlght
man Chantilly Farm, Fairfax, Va. Phone
EfTndon Chill.
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CASHIER for motor freight company; as
hour week CSC an hour: time and a hali
over AS hrs: 1890 to 9 pm, weeKasyS'
II am to 7 % m. Saturdays. Apply W. /.
T.no oaE Ollie st n
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CARPENTERS, experienced in jooning
roo ond st NV ready with tools.
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ELEVATOR MAN, who can operate sWltch-
hoard, 3 D m. to 1l:30 pm; S74 mo. see
resident manager, 2l26 Conn. ave. NV.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS. Apply starter
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR and utility man,
colored; SEQ and S65; day on each week
Appiy S1R st. ne. "
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BOOT BLACK and shoe finisher's helper;
good salary. 4447 Conn. ave. EN-. 4441
BOY for soda fountain: night work.
shoreham Hotel Drug Store Conn ave
cal 81
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SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS. expert
enced. on washable womens uniforms, Can
MA 4613 Klaus. Inc. ID
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SECRETARY. experienced and competent,
for real estate office: must be good typlst
and stenographer; good salary. steaay po-
sition. chance for advancement and future
prefer one who knows how to meet PUBLIC
See Mr.. Breneman, Federal Finance q
Realty Co. 915 New York ave. n W.
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sA FAX ssLpAhSTsTEppaz WQME Ms DRESSES
AND COMMISSION. STEADY POSITION
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR AID
VANCEMENT. MR., GREENE, II AN TO
6 PM. RvING's, cor. 10th AND NV
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MACHINISTS wanted In critical war indus
try. Apply ]. E. Hanger, Inc, 1915 Nailor
CT. NV,
MAN. colored, for elevator and switchboard
relief work See Miss Blades 27nO Conn
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DFI TVFRY BOY over 21, colored, Tor
LIQUOR store; we furnish bicycle; for full
or part time. 1s45 Columbia I'd. NV.
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SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS, colored, expert,
uniforms free National Drug Co, looo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23

ASSISTANT STEWARD, kitchen exper.
Apply steward, Wardman Park Hotel, Conn.
and WnndleY I'd "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23

COOK short for night work: Sun
DAYS Off. Apply 1916 Georgia ave. NV