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Evening star., 1943-01-06

TIVn1 18th 4 Park Rd. NV.
AAvVAA co. lS0O. Mat. 7 Pm
IIEDY LAMARk. WALTER PID0EON
IN WHITE CARGO /. 3.lu. so,
IA
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-19
Doug Kenna
Twists Knee

New York. oct. 1s-INS--A 49,
year-old Californian, who frst gain.
ed mild prominence as the subs,i-
tute for the greatest football play
err who ever came 10 West Point.
is today fully established as the
brilliant back who might lead the
Army juggernaut into national SUI
premacy.
Behind the enviable prominence
OF this Army neutrality-suspicious.
Davis. OF Los Angeles-lies a story
Of tough. warlike determination in
the face OF the realization that his
own career lay in the caprices Of
another mans twisted knee.
West Points greatest player
is Doug Kenna. and he was given
that designation by Coach Earl
Blaik.
1t was in Army's Oct. start
against Colgate that Davis made
them forget Kenna and emerged rs
a natural gridiron leader.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-19
Leahy Says Notre Dame Not
in Category of "Creat''

Surprising. in view OF the fact
that his assemblage has been TO
date like a runaway team OF horses.
clustering on through four oppon.
ents for lsl points. And natural
with a man who. hearing a lot of
impressionable boys being bland
ished with superlatives, both knows
and fears the future.
Yes, know" he added morose-
ly. "Everybody's saying that this
Is the greatest Notre Dame team
OF all time. The catch is that
those other teams proved them
selves over long stretch OF games.
This one has played only a
few and its hardest games are
ahead" He finished very quietly !:
"Fll be the first to admit its
ability, when that's fully establish
ed -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-19

Chicago, Oct l9-INS-Take II
from the one man in the world who
ought to be in a position TO know,
Notre Dame is not great football
team. A team is only great, 1t
seems, after the season is over not
when its barely begun.
II is not great, on the other hand.
until It has suffered and survived
lived, II only for little. on
the rack of adversely; endured the
ordeal OF blood and tears that GER
tain Mr.. Churchill once spoke OF
so knowingly.
ITS ridiculous TO compare this
team with the 1924 and 1880 Notre
Dame champions" said Frank
Ieahy, the Notre Dame coach, yes
terday at the Quarterback Club
luncheon. He spoke almost irrit-
ably which was both surprising
and natural.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-19
.Cynnasiuns
Provided

Women's and Mems gymnasium
classes are being featured this
Wednesday and Thursday, respec.
lively, by Local so OF the Clio.
The women's class, which will con
sist OF basketball. swimming, bad.
minton, volley-ball and calisthen.
les, meets Wednesday night from
O'Clock TO $50 in Roosevelt High
School, and the mems program, out
lined as volley-baIl, swimming, has.
ketball and hand-ball, will be car
ried out from s o'clock to 10000
Thursday night in the Michigan
State Normal north and south gym.
nasium
Thursday night from s o'clock to
1000 the Departmental Basketball
League meets in the Michigan State
Normal west gymnasium.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-19
Davis handspring Of Army Team,

SAN FRANCIsCo-UP - Mrs.
shirley Evans Nassau went 10 Juve-
nile court Monday to seek custody
Of her threeyear-old daughter.
Msrylyn, who she claims is the
child OF swAshbuckling Aim sta
Enrol FLYNN. Mrs. Nassau, 81 and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-19

a platinum blonde. said she will
file a writ against her great aunt,
Mrs. Florence Mullen. who has
cared for her daughter almost since
birth and now. she claims. is keep
ing the child hidden" In a hotel
room
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-19

In the course OF the Japanese In.
vasion OF China, the Chinese car.
ried inland 10000 tons OF machIn-
cry from 6239 coastal factories.
nearly all OF 1t on the backs OF
workers. to points more than 1000
miles from Shanghai.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-19
MILLION POINTS" BURN

PHOENIX, Aris.-UP-"A mil
lion points worth" or several tons
OF groceries, went UP In smoke and
flames recently when a large truck
and semi-trailer overturned and
burned after striking a bridge abut-
ment east OF Apache Junction, on
Z. S. Highway so, the highway pa
troll reported.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-19

BASTICA. Corsica-UP-Volun.
teer workers from this war-shatter-
ed town hurried Monday to rebury
hundreds OF, bodies blown from
their burial places by the e1plo.
sion OF an ammunition dump. The
mayor estimated that vaults con.
tanning 5000 bodies were wrecked
when German ammunition stores
just outside the cemetery were
touched of by shells from Italian
artillery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-19
EARLY ART COLLECTOR

BRUNSWICK. Me.-UP - The
first private collection OF European
art made by an American and
brought to this country was assem-
hled by James Bowdoin, son OF a
governor Of Maine and minister to
Spain and France in the early
1SO0's. and is still on exhibition Mt
the Walker Art Building.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-19
Sports Roundup

YNS-Sun Briar. 1917 woyearod race horse
champion including Sun Beau Pompe
the OF IS The saioh was
by stables late William Sharp kimer
OF today that he
Tackle Edor Thoen Guard Ed Pou ana center
Columbia Penn next
Smith Navy backs and
with Duke expected 10 relon
the lineup this week
J-INSGreh McKenna Rutgers hafback
lineup after having been barred by the
following rejection by the Army because OF
3 heart condition.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-19

This years $31 billion aircraft
production program is being ham
died by factories and workers in
80 states.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-19
Bowling Scores
LADIES RECREATION BOWLING
LEAGUE


High three gsmes-A fowler,
AS.
High team single-Annex, 54l.
High three games-Annex, 1879.
cities Service
NJ. Evans 273. K. Ehle (sub) $50,
E. Howe $50, F. Berthold $50; to-
tails, 426, 439, 427. 1892.
Rexall
A. Fem 432, B. Holton 1873. v
Scharbot 323, f. McInally 2s5. han
dicap "a; totals, Ss4, 1872, s04, 1850
H. McComb 359, f. Schwison 305
]. Schramm 349. L. Shafer $50,
Apparel
handicap so; totals, 4sS, $50, AS,
1920.
Lois Max $50. Mae Fox 40, Bola
Doering 36l, Clara lmler 42S; to-
10; totals 46?, 43s, 44s, 1927.
National
p. Beck 1855. D. Glynn EOS. r.
shafer 200, A. fowler AS. handicap
IL; totals ass, 43s, 446 1927.
Shaefer's (huron)
Marion Stitt 800, Julia Samson
2se. Mildred Stitt 300, Mary Rus
sell 421; totals, 446, Az, 42s, 3l7.
Evening star., 1943-08-31
HELP MEN (Cont. J ,

MANAGER for automobile business, capable
Of taking full charRs in the sbFsnes Of
sHsiiaeat!onsi BOX s74.x, Star AVA s.'
a or part Tine exp oe 4h i nW market
Heated shop: VACATION pay, permanent;
dealers, so46 N St, NV. Nj o1si. u
MEN MEN to drive truck and help in shop, good
Hesns fHasFz ane Co. sffs6y IS w9Fk ST. Sc AD'y
MEN active. 50 to 65 with some manual
skill, to, assist in packing; par. or full
timss' tiTmtss' security storage company ll4o
MEN MEN vi WishRins Rrn permanent Jobs in essentia!
conc condons Apply 2o4o HnS West ~as
MEN, white to work in bakery; nightxork;
mIMEoGRAPH MINI Sc AP 8, sorERkAroR, experienced
Tsary AppE ph sd 5ms soabern and ba m
NIGHT MAN, colored. The Flagler Apt,
NIGHT MANAGER for downtown garage
HSsFS Food psg midnshf soR es s. sn stnr work light
PAINTERS for interior and exterior work
PHARMACIST, full or part time; good pay,
Robins Pharmacy. 12S st. ne. See Mr..
PHOTOGRAPHIC HELPER tcolored, for
pponrsralt pnnT studio ZIG 18th st. NV.
store experience preferred. Good salary,
sSsshhooeqbeTs, che Fred pelzman's Fashion shop,
PREssER, experienced, wanted. Friend
ship Cleaners. 1888 41st st. NV EN-
RADIO sERvICEMEN, two openings for
benchwork; experience necessary; good pay
and and working cond; Also excellent PROPOSE
Ken f9E eusdi Rno seFs se 4h s WITH WITH
SALESMAN, experienced, for storage and
hauling, over 40 years of age: must have
Apply to Mr. smith between and pm,
SHIPPING CLERK for wholesale cleaning
sHoEMAKER Il; Wanted want immediately. perma-
nW nent p9sitioai Rs 9a4a good salary 6o1s 1st ST.
sopA DIspESNsERs, full or part time.
several evenings week, 5 to / pm. Fort
ssRI sEhrfR aG GsorSa soo ave vaesy
IN dollhouse work Bellman Heating Co,
s$ofx s3e 9TH pov st nv W. !. n,s,.,o ...o
advance quickly in fine @ mems r store: store: ex. x
perience preferred; good salary, full or part
Fred Pelzman's Fashion shop. 1900 st.
TRUcK DRIVER. strong, sober, industrious
@ White man. mar in essential war work. Call
WAITER, colored. experienced, for evening
work, 5 to 7:45 pm, in boarding house
Prefer man employed during day. 1923
YOUNG MAN, not over 90, in rent dept.
Of Boss & Phelps, 1417 K st. NV.
YOUNG MEN over 16, free to travel; transp.
paid; can earn $40 per week Room 422,
Bond b ,g BLDG, 14th & N. Y. ave, NV.
Elasler Apt. 7se S2nd la' st: NV We re. osas
SKATERS AND STAG ROOFERS,
Apply Standard Roofing Co.. rear $40
Newton pl. nv GE 09e9 or RA $3.50
Evening star., 1943-08-31
0PA Plans 10 Appeal
Georgia Court Ruling
Against Rent Control
By the Associated Press.

.
ATLANTA, Aug. 31.-Attorneys for
the Office of Price Administration
(OPA today prepared an appeal
from decision of the Middle Geor-
gia United States District Court,
which invalidated provisions of the
Emergency Price Control Act.
At the same time regional OPA
headquarters announced that ad-
ministration and enforcement of the
entire act, including the rent-con-
troll section, would continue on the
same basis" as before yesterdays
ruling by Federal Judge Bascom
S. Deaver at Macon.
Regional and district attorneys
for the agency declared last night
that immediate steps were being
taken to appeal to the United States
Court of Appeals at New Orleans.
They said a decision similar to
Judge beavers had been handed
down in another court, but an ap-
peal was dismissed by the Supreme
Court without ruling on the merits
Of the case.
In Washington Henry M. Hart,
jr., acting OPA chief counsel, said
1t is probable the Supreme Court
eventually must make a ruling to
bring lower court decisions into con-
formity and declared rent control
regulations would be enforced pend
ing final adjudication.
The United States Emergency
Court of Appeals at Washington and
Federal district courts in Kansas,
Eastern Michigan, Minnesota and
Nebraska have upheld the rent sec
tion which Judge Deaver declared
unconstitutional.
His opinion was sharply critical
of control by regulation" and of
some agencies which he said appar-
entity regard the Constitution as an
"outmoded instrument" His de-
cision did not apply to commodity
price regulations, but he asserted
fixing fair and equitable prices is a
legislative function"
Evening star., 1943-08-31
Wives Reported Living
AT 0bjecfors' Camp
By the Associated Press.

os thc aseOClateo fIeSS,
ELMIRA, N. Y, Aug. 31.-Repre-
sentative Cole, Republican, of New
York said last night personal
investigation of the civilian public
service camp for conscientious OBJ
jectors at nearby Big Flats dis
closes common practice In such
camps to permit wives and girl
friends of members to live on the
station"
In telegram to Brig. Gen. Lewis
B. Hershey, selective service di-
rector, Representative Cole added:
While cost of this hospitality is
not borne by the Government and
some effort is made to limit the
length of the visits, protest against
the practice. The country respects
the religious faith of any citizen In
war as in peace, but this considera-
ton should not extend to making
available to conscientious objectors
excessive privileges, opportunities
denied to men in military
service.
II strongly urge this matter be
given your immediate consideration
and a directive issued discontinuine
this practice"
Evening star., 1943-08-31
SITUATIONS poMrsrlc.

GIRL, coiored, wants part-time work. co.
GIRL. colored,. as mothers helper or
gh;w.: no sundays or laundry. Call Ex.
GIRL, neat. coiored. wants work. soda
nishts; good salary. pf. beTs.
GIRL wishes daywork. or waitress. tn.
GIRL. colored, wishes part-time work.
care for an apt. Ho. 9650. 4 to PM,
Tuesday only.
GIRL. coiSTed, vents regular days work.
day: 65c per hour. FIR. 5s05 -.
MAID, competent. wishes morning work.
9 to 12, days wk. Call DU. 1890; refs
WOMAN. colored. desires cleaning by day;
hrst-class laundress: "a and carfare day.
Decatur $685.
WOMAN, honest, colored, wishes s-hour
work daily, soc per hr. earfare. En-
ployed adults only. DU. 1890.
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time morn
ing work, or days work; references DU.
WOMAN. Southern. wants work by the
week. or days work. DI. 4331.
WOMAN. white, young. capable and ex-
perienced, desires housework in high-class.
respectable home. Address Box 364-z. Star.
Evening star., 1943-08-31

''issh Nassa e. s sls ish ssa St i. NV NV and
Elizabath puSinssy,0 Il. 4 i i42s sc clifton aon
sna Mszlns winssrs, '0$ q. s'a 57os IS New New
issSsna Msrr.ok 90. paAoG l4as isth sa st. as. ana
It. oEse 30 Ha ds.ITy a1 pa3n Snant1eO and Ella
Harold schuckert. 52, NOR, Norfolk, G Va. and
Bonnie saner, 90, Bloomfield. Iowa. ~
Jesse s0sf Jcsebh H. l7s Sai Nsai 4h St St m.
s.p; e. ana Mary CASSIDY q. Arfinston.
John MalafTente: %. Brookiynn, and d Ellen aia
Or oFssle Roaer 81 oso St t. g. 1s4s
St, NV, and Ruth Ley, SO, 3700 Con-
Bernard Mayer; 80, piney Point, Md. and
Agsa rHney r. syer spsns Md and
.oSn Holt, %, 1870 irving DtaIi st. NV, ". and
Francye Featherstone. %. 1870 Irving
seret. Lester Stewart. 90. Camp Pickett,
Va. and Emma Coble rs, 1775 Cali
ssss Ss4ssts 4p ss s oh a,s. ii ny .s m
and Paula Wills. 81, 1929 9th st ne
seaaa and sa pors Gas Ies @ csk sketa s. n
Elmer johnson, q, Fcrt Worth, Tex. and
e,4o'ds poris esnest IL Lsndoyer Hills Nd
:. both Of Brooklyn.
Clarence Scott, 20. and Katie Scott, both
ana Jsanetts stone, 20 70. i4ol fucker!
zssy s.ss SsRseP T. g. ssss gogss gss & Va
rdnin PF1nss seis spdsfrs y5sg 4IsI 4th ;t
Marsarette Means. 10, 1926 New
Henay nampsalTs WalTsee ave Ia n's sas NJ &, and
=, Mary Jordan, 40 Deieplain, Ohio. anu
Theodore Freeman, 81 2O36 18th st. NV.
sne and Rsebscea Patterson. 2s. sol Butter
Reeves. 22' 3so3 Joceiyn st. NV,
yeima siivey. % 20. w ises s Euclid a ave. n% a1e
william Fields e So 35 snd Der9thy Teutsch-
Pauline WaifoPd: 2S 2So 1903 sos s. st, Tn NV. HH'
Ray FREDERICK. 26, l20 r st; ne, and
Christine Fearneyhoush, %, 7611 Geor-
william boS Gonae n aos Al ans BESSIE Reniss
Elizabeth Kapanyi' 20. Az Buchanan
nssa kSa. 81 say Lsss Utah ND and
Merlin Hunt. 81. I4O5 Emerson st. NV.
and Betty johnson, 20, 800 end st.
Mildred ssoainan saeR a'n5ss e.
snd JOSEPHINE smit e u. 'eesass; efs kensucfy R *
MsSn issa MssshIia5sr NJ bass a. and Dorothy Med
wa Eifs'f MoeE s5 e e. FS5i x4ipsseasd Meade Md
wifism wiHffSs Reefs Esea - Nj mlsM " s. ne
william Brennan. n IS. ' woonsochet. Fsrn fd r l.
and SSna Beatrice le chabot. rs. South Beiiiins.
Josephine Bale. 1920 Monroe st. NV.
George Harvard, 2s, 1888 Newton ST. NV.
Msuree aida aausesIsty stsnsy e. l4a5 9sdsp s
&; a:,sn.; NV; and Winifred Howe, 20, oiS
EdgsTd WI .FEiskaTa q: 1898 l1th st. NV.
Robert. Servings. 90. Navy Yard, and Mar.
garet Abernethy, 10, 346 Kentuck,
Andrews Hladyk. 90. woonsocket R, /
and Mary SIowsky, 27. 1927 st. NV
Frank Perry, ouantieo, and Virsinia crom.
we, well; 22 s19 Madison st. NV.
Marjorie Duyall, 81, 1924 st. NE
1t. Philip Poiiceilo, 81. ouantico. ant
Geraldine Jensen, 20. $3.50 New Hamp
william de chard. Is. 3i7 18th st. Sc.
and Antoinette Blanchard. 20. 227 12ti
Paul Tracy, "a, Fort Meade, and Hulda,
Curtis Tanner, A3SS ~, cowen. cove w. Va. an,
Frankie Woods, %. .Cowen. w. va.
Vernon rnG McArtas; ,;,:. "A Fgsnklin Park Hotel
Ande AdsTsa dsT snez ss 1921 plsnIp insfshs Soo St
West virsinis ave. NE. ~ ''' A'O'
Evening star., 1943-08-31
SITUATIONS MEN.

fined. young coiored man, desires position
evenings; experienced, with recommenda-
BOY. Is, colored' wants work around
bakery. dept store or as stock boy. AT.
BOY, colored, II. wishes Job as isnitor,
sew Sfp canton liyf ln Va Write to Fountain James
coUPLE' colored, with baby, desire quar-
nart-time services. Ro. .so62 l.
msoT s s years. sses with
marketing, purchasing, office SUPERVISION
administration College trained classified
4F. Now sales manager for well-rated
New York State manqfacturer. Desire po-
tunity. Box 295-z, Star. 81
HANDY MAN specialize in odd Jobs,
lawns: gardens, raking leaves, house clean
ing OF all kinds; many others. DE. 9551,
iNsTRUMENT MAKER and machinist fore
mon; EXEMPT, Box 1857. Star. l.
ssSss sS 5s% 6e PS%n'4 %SFR HAM,
MAN with printing. newspaper and adver-
tising experience now available. Good copy
sired. Box 17l-Z. Star. 81"
MAN, young, draft exempt, college edu-
Gated; sax an ase 20, desires interesting position
NAN, '1cf; cofored, S."l' desires part-ttme work.
Experienced in hotel, cafe and apartment
house work experienced stoker. From to
70 pm. HO. 1865.
sires steady or part-time employment. Box
UNfvERsfITHY GRADUATE. civil. mechani-
like to take any engineering Job or as re-
search engineer; prefer near Washington,
D. C. Further details. Box 361-z, Star. %
Evening star., 1943-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any other person than
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
self, Martin A. Ford, Look k-out Green
Bellevue Sw
THE DIRECTORS of the Capitol Parl
Hotel Corporation of the District of Co.
lunbia have called a Special Meeting Of
the stockholders to be held at the Raleigh
Hotel, Twelfth and Pennsylvania Avsnue
Northwest, Washington, D. c., on Tues
day, September p, 1943. at . o'clock
directors: John J. Hamilton, President;
Edward L. Hillyer, Secretary and Treas
urcr; L. Lee Combs, H. B. Lcary, Jr.
WILL NOT BE responsible for any debts
o'her than those contracted by myself
81"
Evening star., 1943-08-31
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laU, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Datt three tuH days and
recetDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1943-08-31
HO. 2476.

SECURITIES Statesmen
wanted to work on outstand-
ing industrial deal within the
confines of the District of Co.
lumbia. Qualified leads fur
nished, top commissions paid.
Full Office and field co-opera-
ton given. If you have the
experience and can qualify
for bond, this is the deal to
end all deals. Apply in per-
son, TIT Bond Bldg.
Evening star., 1943-08-31

WANTED, COOK, G.H.W.; APT,
MASS. AVE, Mr.. DUPONT CIR
Gle. LIVE OUT. WRITE, STAT
ING REQUIREMENTS, SALARY
EXPECTED AND REFS. BOX
376-X. STAR.
Evening star., 1943-08-31
ASSISTANT MANAGER
For large boarding hotels. See Mrs Lochrie,
SLAUGHTER HOTELS. 1873 M ST NV

-, Women with or without experience.
With public utility. Will train in our
fons expeTencs your ace eduGa1i1n auaiiea
Full,time employment. Do not apply If
employed full time at your maximum
231-z. Star.
Evening star., 1943-08-31

Permanent Employment,
White; learn skill trade, essen
tial public health activity, ex-
perience not necessary, straight
salary begin $3763, weekly in
creases, good hours. Apply 1113
nth ct n Wy
Evening star., 1943-08-31

CARPENTERS for defense
housing project. Steady
work, good wages. Apply Mr..
Graninger, Wayne pl., near
1st and Nichols ave-, Sc.
Evening star., 1943-08-31

Statesmen, EXPERIENCED
IN MEMS FURNISHINGS.
TOP SALARY. METROPOLI-
TAN HABERDASHERS, $50
F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-31

STOCK BOY, permanent po-
sition, good salary; refer
ences. Apply to Mr.. Davis,
Grosner of 1925 F st. NV
Evening star., 1943-08-31
OFFICE GIRL.

If you can type and know
how to operate a switchboard,
the War Department Ex-
change can use you. Good
salary; hours 8 to 4::30. Call
DT 0344
Evening star., 1943-08-31
BOY, WHITE,

bOI, VIII Il,
Office messenger, permanent
position, must be over 16;
good pay and working con-
ditions.
CALL MRS. MANTEL,
Evening star., 1943-08-31

BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, general
Office work. For appointment
call Mr.. Rowan, NE. 1648. 600
7th st. s.w. 31s
Evening star., 1943-08-31
STENOGRAPHER.

Industrial company en-
gagged in war work has open
ing for experienced stenog-
rapher. Call Mr.. Gray, DE.
1850.
Evening star., 1943-08-31
HELP woMEN.
White Girl or Woman

MATTRESSES 127, Kitchen Helpers 197-
Also assistant cook, colored good pay
good working hrs. and conditions
SLAUGHTER HOTELS, 1873 M ST NV
Evening star., 1943-08-31

YOUNG LADIES, several, for
Office work in jewelry store;
5 12-day week; chance for ad-
vancement;; good salary. Eli
Rubin Co., 718 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-31

EXTRA MONEY EASY SELL CHRIST
MAS CARDS. No experience needed to
with name, 81. Also sell famous ME
MARCO" y CHRISTMAS card assortment,
81; Up to 100eo profit for you. Big va
rlety-other Christmas asSts. Also STA
T1ONERY for ERVICEMEN-WRITE for
samples on approval now to MENDLEFl
ton. Mass
Evening star., 1943-08-31
HELP Mrh AND woMrN.

FREE RENT to couple in exchange for
wife's services in roominV house. Harring-
ton MANAGEMENT Co.. Elk. $500: ewes,
JANIToR AND WIFE, both to work IN
apt. bldg.; pleasant living quarters, .ex-
cellent salary to right parties; must fur
nish references; start Sept. /. RE. $50
PRESSER, experienced. msn or woman, on
Army uniforms: for Fort WASHINGTON. Md. :.
good working conditions: transportation
facilities salary, S45 week. The Valet
Shop. References required.
SODA DISPENSERS-Good pay and hours.
No Sunday work. Executive Pharmacy,
1892 X st NV.
WAITRESS OR COUNTER BOY. 1928 x
81 neit tece
Evening star., 1943-08-31

For counter service: attractive position
Chance to advance. vacation and bonu
VeneZia Cafeteria, 1852 Connecticut ave
Evening star., 1943-08-31

DRUG CLERKS-Good pay,
8-hour day, 6-day week, vaca-
ton with pay. Apply at any
Peoples Drug Store, or at
employment department, II
P st. NE.
Evening star., 1943-08-31
HELP MEN.
BARTENDER

(Must be member local bar
tenders union). Good posi-
ton and pleasant working
conditions. No Sunday work.
Apply
MADRILLON RESTAURANT,
Washington Bldg, 15th and N Y Ave
SALESMAN AND ASSIST
ANT IN MILITARY DEPT.
E KIP ERIEN CED PRE-
FERRED; PERMANENT PO-
SITION. APPLY TO MR..
DAVIS, GROSNER OF 1925
F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-31

MEATCUTTER, experienced, for
high-claSs meat market. Good
salary. Pure Food Store, 5546
Conn. ave. 81
Evening star., 1943-08-31
SODA MAN, $40 WEEK.

SHEETMETAL MEN.
Installation mechanics and helpers, lay
out men and shop hlepers. Apply Ameri-
can Heating Co. SO K st. Sc.
Gas Station Attendants,
2, colored. good pay to start. Feather
stone Service Station. 1905 New Jersey
Evening star., 1943-08-31

OFFICE CLERKS.
Good salary, interesting work,
pleasant surroundings. Apply
Personnel, 5th floor, Palais Royal,
G. st. at 18th.