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Evening star., 1943-12-10
Citizens Group Is Told
OF Fire Departments S
Need Of Manpower

The District Fire Department. S
desperate need for men" was de-
scribed last night by Battalion Chief
Carlisle Peterson executive officer
of the department. at meeting of
the Federation of Citizens Associa-
tons Police and Fire Protection
Committee.
The force now numbers 845 men,
Chief Peterson said, although the
authorized number is $40. With l06
firemen already in the armed forces,
the department is only considering
the applications of men who are
3-A in the draft, he said.
And even then we are taking a
chance because after spending time
and money on their training and
uniforms they are liable to be re-
CLASSIFIED by their draft board" he
added
Chief Peterson appeared at the
meeting to reply to the resolution
passed by the Fort Davis Citizens
Association which called for lad
der truck company at Engine House
No. 49, The association said the
company was urgently needed for
the protection of Southeast Wash
ington.
NO one is more in favor of es-
tablishing the truck company than
l." Chief Peterson said, but we
simply don't have the personnel"
He said the truck and facilities for
the proposed company have already
been obtained Eighteen men are
needed to compose a ladder truck
company.
Sounding more optimistic note,
Chief Peterson told the committee
members that the Districts aux
iliary fire system is the finest in
the country. He said, however, that
the department. is not considering
the use of auxiliary flremen to al
leviate the manpower shortage in
the regular department.
Auxiliary firemen have other
Jobs during the day and to use
them in the department in the eve
nings would be unfair to them and
to U.S." he said.
The meeting, held in the Bond
Building, was presided over by
Chairman Percival j. Ableman.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
Deaths Reported

Jesse w Thornton, IS, 200 Connectj-
cut ave
Euaene G. Harbour, -, 1854 Monroe st.
Join B. Murphy, rs. 1e42 9Th st. s.w.
ave-, NV.
Annie X. Clark. %. Hyattsville. Md
Clara NJ. Armstrong, Il, 62i Lexington
CAROLYN r. Chsrtron II, Bethesda Nd.
Herman J. WalZ. 20. III 18th ST. sc
Mary E Elam IS, 1910 Kiibourne pl. NV.
Homer Didawick, 81, 1910 18th st. NV.
Alice Trles.. 64. philadelphia Pa.
Catherine S. Sanford, 81. 3S04 9th st. n e
Harry F. Lanahan. 81. l745 Lang pl. ne
Ray J Lowrle, 81 a36 S. NV,
Ellen Perry. IS. Hillside, Md
Annice Thompson, -. 1905 10th s.. NV.
Virsinls c. Swart, "A, 50l1 1th pl. NV.
Josephine Fowler. Al, 13l" Irving st.
Belle L. Ridenour. 4 u, Pioua, Ohio.
Infant Catherine jenkins. 800 MasSachu-
setts ave NV
Nlrsinia Wright, Sc. ao6 c7th st NV
Mary c. Butler. so. 4GS Florida ave. n
Samuel West. A. I1S 21st st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-12-10

Wilbur Schneider, 33. Miami, Fla, and
Lurline, Smith. 30, 500 Four Mile I'd,
Alexandria, Va.
NV, and Dolores Bourknnight, 20,
SO Irying ST; NV.
81 both OF Of 1i3a sn Grard i'st st. eI NV w44l'SS
BeTnice Robinson, 2l, 1873 9TH st.
John Wa shington. IS, and Mildred Robin
son, 26, both of 1913 Goth ST. NV.
Ale5sndeT TuskeT bn;S r. 3D. and Lillian New
Ruby caiibeck,, IS: Hollywood, Fla. Fla. 0
Ae Gsdss Sssis Miner New IS lsfIaSfPn s st. one
James Wade, ;;2, and Mary sacco, "a, both
1os Gt # fsoHD5 W5ndlass As Green SsH NV nv
Alethla Burvick, 80, 1886 Sth St. NV wv
John Fitzserald, ~, chieaso N, and Vir-
wilma finia Walsh Baksn 2S St ia7a Louis IN Mo
Lo4ls Green. 3s. Fort Belvor, Va. and
Georse Russell, u. Camp Pendleton, Va
ard Delmar Marr, 20, 1873 Emerson
Everett Gardner. IS. 14o7 Kenilvorth st
NJ NJ: snd snG veva Rushworth, 10, Balti-
Aqch. %, 5000 Gainesville St. e'tu Sc 'Oo''''
David Tha tcher. 30. 4l16 Military I'd.
NV, and Gloria Ensie, 20, :}03 18th
orIe,rs oT and 4. Peggy Chapman, Is, }''' New
josephne Rast. : % '4'i 4is I st. s. NV n w. and
oan5el sns M5aso4et Masop; x Mro1 2o1? lt3 S. nv
Charles Mayhew, a, 5O:G oaEwood Svr,3 st.
p.rt,,r5 Se and i: June Hall 30, Grif,h. Ind
RsVDaqn Voa FiFdbar F5Sh g. csrhas9 md and
Leroy Douglas. rs. %o45 Connecticut ave.
NV, and Mamie Brown, 20. 9!1 18th
Paul Morean Al -0S c Of NV ,d
EF;izabet6 conway, >. sssisst2nn, H. v; Va. ana
William Heree, 23. "4O3 Nichols ave sc
and Audrey Chiffon. is, 1901 Taioert
Joseph Haas, 40 5la Seward Square Sc.
and Jeannette Funk, Al, 3l7 6th St.
NsI,d;.n ,Es r ! ana Ruby Williams, 10, T55S
Billy PearsaIIL; ISH Navy Yard. and Mary
Truman sander. ~ Fort Mysr. ssr Va. and
Wayne Taylor, ?3 Birden III, and D 3ris
y, krsmcr ~, 1884 U s. 81
James KIRBY l. 5QG Four Mile I'd, Alex
Tsyjor ST, NV "'S "''''s'' o. i''f'
Francis GlllesoIe: 20 1926 Rhode Island
ave v. and Margaret Jernisan. IS
ISi@ Incieside terrace NV.
Clifton Mcpherson. y. Dallas. Tex. and
Betty Hobsch, 81, lol Galveston pl.
sad SsSIs nf Knaey, !#5' t55 :5 i st NJ "
NHeStfT Ludke, II, BlnehamtOn, n. Y.
ana Gwendolyn Elliott, Il, 1850 P
Ear Barnhsrf, -. Spokane, Wash, and
- Jennie Chase, -, 223' 3ath pl NV
Ned krousk9p. n and Constance Bar
william Taylor. "a, Roc.y Mount. c.
and Mamie Mcdaniel, 49,, 1904 11th
Ray sandidse, ir, ~, charlottesville.
Bradnoor Or, Bethesda, Nd.
Joseph Davis, 81. Walter Reed Hospital
- and Matte MackeCt 20, 1919 St NV
Georee McClain. 40. 4@.@ 14th St NV,
and Cora LomaX, 40, I3to Fort Stevens
DR.. NV.
William Escofery, 40. l4e W st. NV.
and lola Clark A, 27l4 Georgia
Thomas Wren, 10, 59aa U st NV, and
Andrew Smith % New York, N Y, and
Orabell Nelson, % Newark. n. J.
Joseph johnson, 13, 436 L st NV. and
Irene Bullock, 10, 1918 18th st. NV
John Evans, 80, 1914 Morris I'd. Sc, and
Della Ashton, 80. 2Ol6 llth st. NV
Georee Gather, "a, 1872" o 81. NV, and
Eva Johnson, "a, Chicago, III
jackson chackelford, 81, 1884 Buena
Vista terrace Sc. ana Stella Scales
AZ, .320 Champlain St nv
Lloyd FrltzinSer. "a, 1919 Massachusetts
ave NV, and Lenora stamper, 80, 2s
Z
Evening star., 1943-12-10
HELP MEN

ACCoUNTANT-Fi OF certified public
acconntaniS Is doslTes ior steady emnloyment
not required for junior state ouali1ca-
tions., age. draft status, starting salary.
AUTO MECHANIC, experienced on Buick
start, Buick dealsrS. .Call Alex, 3o55
AUTO NE MECHANICSmWs pay excellent
tions permanent work for the riaht man
and an attractive future with a reputable
dealer, Referra! card needed. See Mr..
TusweN. Leo Rocca, Inc, 1901 Conn. ave.
AUTO MECHANICS HELPER needed at
pare for postwar future Must have p, G,
GTo NE fi Ma ayRork Reske 9R Am n
auroMonE s lie sERvfcE i HGRn sAEEsMAv sLf MN for
old eS5a5lished d[gct chsyrols; dealer
Saturdays year round, vacation with pay
graves; Ourisman- Mandell Cher, 18th and
AUTO Or OR TRUCK MECHANICS earn as
much as S75 weekly and more! This
~9k bu ea eaes VS. se dn4 nn
sick benefits. vacations with pay. annual
bonuses 1|se and believe that we offer as fne
hsnic sppiy j. HSu to M Mr. Runlone nao rrev s
Decatur 1910 Our THa sot ysar ssS IN ny bsness es
ApplIesnts tHa iss5} msst haye reeral card from
steaady Job; good pay. 500 G St NV
BOY, white. to learn the, printing trade
R0yIs RGYs PTiIHtins rdIorss ssrvcc lsls Eye
to start rapid advancement. Call in per-
SOP. 5542 Conn. ave.
BOYS to learn auto BODY, and fender
Good future with vell-paying trade. Es-
Apply Ga H st. nv, Mr. schotter " o or
BUTCHER. Experienced; good salary. short
hours. Sunbrlsht Market. @2o2 l4th st.
GARFENTER- Kapneck Construction
ea CAR W WasHER iGh st dri1ers permit preferred
Apply T. Jones Texaco Station. .ol
r.R Ind,ana WAs,frR sAs nv .xneroncos ,,,u,..,u
ice: $3.50 Georgia ave. NV.
CHAIRMAN for downtown office building
sfteI sneiy mlnS nm LapinskF' SIG 18th NV
c1EASERR.' eE R. nv white or colored: 44-hour wk.:
sa2Ty al" ask per for mo Mr. hpTev ApPy Washington
CLERK for sheet music department. Fx.
P;rie! pgrencsd s,,o preferred e but not necessary
DIsHWAsHER, colored.- all day Sundays;
nisaw s. a8d HsaIs sasR l6id Conn; ave nv:
D1SHWASHER, draft exempt, permanent,
+ days week. See manager, Toronoto
CRAFTSMAN DETAILERs and craftsman
DESIGNERS, capable Of designing and
and electrical devices % American M e'Haniral Instral
ment Co, SOLO Ga. ave.
CRAFTSMAN, experienced in map work;
building. Apply personnel office, I'd and
r St.: ne. National Geographic Society
DRIVER for District Grocery Store; good
S3ldry lai rJ
n W. at Nicholson st.
DRIVER, white or colored. for grocery
store; good wages, short hours. Glover
DRIVER for lieht delivery D. G. s. truck;
good pay: good working conditions. JEFF
DRIVERS. licensed, for furniture deliveries:
must have good record, This is a perma
nent position Apply Mr., Stokes, P. j. Nee
| Co. 1741 johnson pl NV
Drug CLERK, part-time nishtwork HO
Evening star., 1943-12-10
SALESLADIES.

Refined and intelligent
salesladies wanted for one of
Washington's leading florists,
excellent salary, permanent
position. Apply Geo. c. Shat
fer, Inc, Florists, 900 14th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
AUTO MECHANICS
AND POnV MEN
HELP MEN 6 WOMEN.

| hours Q am-5:45 pm 9 ami As pm
Saturday, Between S3. .5O-S;,1 80 base
pay, depending upon experience Billing
experience essential but not necessary
Average typist. Call in person at l34
Wisconsin ave: NV. See Mr.. -Kreamer,
personnel otflce, between 8 -5:45 pm
DISHWASHER, colored; highest salary
paid. Apply at once. Daywork. Lucas
Restaurant, 2S25 l4th st. NV
INTERIOR DECORATOR, experienced
knowledge Of furniture, fabrics and car
pets; GOOD salary. Vrga & Co, WI. 1900
laundry help Transportation assured to
and from District. Call Rockville Laundry.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
HELP MEN.

SHEET METAL MECHANICS and helpers,
SMIeaoy work defense housing; top pay.
National Heating Corp, North 5000, l34l
Conn. ave.
SILK SCREEN PROCESS SHOP needs men
for general shopwork. Alpha Process Co,
lasS You $ NV.
SPECIAL AGENT, noncancellable health
and accident company has opening for two
special agents. See Mr.. Nick. 10 to II
am, ! JOG Earle Bldg
TAM DRIVERS. full time, draft exempt.
silver Spring area. H. E, Van Hoy. Shep-
IRuCk DRIVER. colored; $40 week to
start. time and half for overtime off
SUNDAYS Apply 4217 Bladensburg rd. II, G,
SuLCANiZtRS, experienced on passenger
car and truck tires, essential work excel
lent salary and working conditions, 4O-hr.
week, time and half for overtime; GER
lIncate OF availability necessary Ben
Hundley, BAG l4th St NV
aa-I JOB If handy with tools mechanic S
helper. fast man overtime Wash. Gun
and d.RogrG' Key Co. 2oo5 2oo5 N st; NV:
Local chain has opening for experienced
man to take charge of shipping and re-
IIeaEihe; GOOD salary. Mr.. Siegel, DE
1000, 1920 9TH ST. NV
Evening star., 1943-12-10

Standlng one on
Capitol Hill.
At the age of
16 he came to
Washington in
1897 as a page
in the Senate
press gallery.
Progressively he
a d v a n ce d to
posts of assist
ant press gallery
Superintend e n t,
assistant to the
majority secre-
tary on the floor
majority secre-
tary on the floor,
Evening star., 1943-12-10
Dance Postponed

The weekly dance for servicemen
scheduled by the District of Column
ola Recreation Department Women S
Battalion at the Bureau of Engrav-
ing annex tonight has been post
poned. The dances will be resumed
next week.
Evening star., 1943-12-10

AGES 1885.
Essential war work in cafeterias To-
Gated in Federal Government buildings.
MANAGERS, ASSISTANT MANAGERS.
Home economic training preferred but
not essential Excellent salary. Per-
manent positions. and excellent promo
tionai opportunities.
OFFICE CLERKS,
Interesting positions for young women.
Some knowledge OF typing required En-
trance salary, $40 per month, plus two
meals daily RAPID advancement.
HOSTESSES, CASHIERS.
FOOD CHECKERS
Full time or part time employment,
Experience not necessary.
CAFETERIA WORKERS.
Good salary meals furnished, liberal
merit bonus for attendance. paid vaca-
tionS, nermanent employment.
STEAM TABLE ATTENDANTS,
BUS GIRLS,
Dishwashers and Kitchen Helpers.
BAKERS AND COOKS
tApplicants Must Present Statement OF
Availability From Local USES
Household or commercial experience
desired. Training paid for.
APPLY 1.30 AN A P M,
ll1o 81 st ST NV
Evening star., 1943-12-10
Notice to Classified
Advertisers

We regret the necessity, be-
ginning Saturday, December
II, Of further limiting display
in classified advertising to l
or 2 lines of 10 point type, the
balance of copy to be set solid
in agate type.
Sample of cad" set in 10
point and solid agate:
Evening star., 1943-12-10
Marriage License
AppIicutions

Under D. c. laW, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 'rait three tull days and
receipe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1943-12-10

kept part time. statements. tax reports;
APARTMENT OWNERS, do you need a
painter that knows the chemical emo u
paint, making, mixing ana applying, Gail
ATTORNEY, 1-A-H. at present emplo"ed
in semilegal capacity. IS deSIrous Of m K
ing a :ull-time LEGAL connection, tx
CALCUIATING. PERCENTAGES. costs prof, ;.
losses: have use OF COMP ome.ers. all calcu-
lators; by hour, day, week Mr Curtis.
CHAUFFEUR wanted TO- pl2cc chaTteur
before leaving town. Telephone Nor n
ENGINEER available knows estimating.
sales, Government procedure. prefer
days BOX l3-L. Star.
INCOME TAX, booEEocDIrg systems booEs
started and KEEP a, reasonable rates:
Write jules Laffe-man, IA Fla, ave, H,e.'
MAN, actlre. intell.gcnt elderly wsrt-
Uahr work Write to Box 1o7-L. Sta-. -
MAN. married, wan's job on dairy farm;
honest, GOOD worker, knows cows etc.
Adrian Truitt, AshburH. Va, care OF Bon
RrsTAr'RisANT MANAGER for ~afeter.a or
night club, al!-aro'nd .Yp"r man. age H..
married With family. for furtaer dc, -
position, some experience. 4-F: mature,
college Box 3Ss-G. star
YOUNG MAN, Coored. want part me
JOB, from ) y n. TO l.! y n. Gail MI 4H2o.
70 YEARS EXPEPIENCE. hote! CONNER
cIa! and mnGu' ain resort. cOntrollcr and
manager. Request interview. Box l,25.-L.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
Births Reported

Israel and Anne Baker, girl.
Harold and Ruth Blackman. eirl.
Raauei Raoar "a ahd d. Erms Castro, eiEi
Sehert and Elizabeth Hollenbeck, girl
Gus and Rose LaveZzo, boy
Henry and Grace Nixon, twin girls
Lloyd and Mildred Peterman, girl.
Edward and Nora Rocke, girl.
Joseph and Mary Rove, girl
Francis ard Dorothy Schultz. flri.
John and Nancy Shockey, girl
Joshua and Matilda Brown. boy.
Rennie and Ora Calhoun. boy.
Marcus and Iuella Coleman, boy.
Fillmore and Mary Dean. hoy
Earl and Elsie Douglas, girl
George and Fannie GREGORY, girl.
Joseph and Blanche Jackson. girl.
Robert and Grace Monroe, girl.
Clifton ana Mary Pollard, girl.
Warren and Lillian Reed. girl.
Edward and Eula Robinson, boy.
Samuel and Cora Walker. girl
lSaac and Alice Willifnrd hnN
Evening star., 1943-12-10
Seniors
| In u. S. Service

Col Edwin A. Halsey, secretary of
the Senate, completed as years of
continuous Federal service on De-
cember to make his record an out
Evening star., 1943-12-10
OFFICE CLERKS.
HELP WOMEN.

ANY worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
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., 1943-12-10
SPECIAL NOTICES


o. DIS or DEBTS CONTRACTED for, by any one
9Iner p than myself. Sam Schwartz, 1916
ia / VIII Nor u n Be I RESPONSIBLE for debts
eSHtTafted or2e q. by any oIe other than mysef
s Will L Sof s5f Be iG nEsFoSsrRRiTT is ss for :nv
sanifeS @yief fesPees1uly + g kon Warren CALVIN
BY any one other than myself Perry r
Felton' Jr., lo0l Oronoco st. AIexandria,
THE IT "a. ANNUAL MEETING OF, THE STOCK
Company of the City Of Washineton ~ t tor
the election, Of Trustees Will be held at
sieee3 he 9fiiSe W Of dh the wcompsay No aIS r
ta44 at so o'clock pm, Polls open
Secretary-Trea Surer.
THE ;ui NATIONAL ,METROPoLITAN BANK
cesmPer IN I94;;-Thc annual meeting
election of Directors and the transaction 9 ion
OF such other, business as may properly
2e Danklns nSfqs hs boue 9een on w be hsd At
IN, l944, at u noon. Polls to remain
Seee Se ooged gn from pT Tyan5Gr 5G boGk; viii
H F. STOKES. Cashier.
MTET1NG Eel iNGP1T GP THE sToCKH0LPERs OF
LIE ltlINSoLN HALL ASSOClAlION.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Lincoln Hall Association VIII be
he!d Monday. January 10. la4t. a. l.
o'clock noon at the cflce of the president
w W; Rapey, l2'.0 II ST. NV, Washing
ton, D. c.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT AS
provided BY the bylaws a meeting for the
purpose Of electing trustees and for such
other business as shall come before the
meeting will be held by the stockholders
of the FLOYD E. Davis Co, a corporation
orsanlzed, under the laws of the District
OF Columbia, al the place of business of
said company, 1929 K Street NV. wash
lneton, D. C., or Wednesday. the 18th
DAY Of January. 1919, at 800 pm. In
witness whereof, I, the secretary Of said
company have hereunto subscribed my
name, this the 10th dav Of December
RICHARD J. CARR. Secretary
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Real Estate Title Insurance
Company of the District of Columbia for
the purpose of eleCting fifteen trustees of
the company for the ensuing year is to
be held at the cffce Of the company. 5u3
f s.. NV, on Tuesdav. January nth,
l944, at / O'Clock PM Polls will be
opened at two O'Clock and closed at :!
o'clock pm, Books for the transfer of
stock will close January /, 1914. 10 Jan
nary II, 1874 both dates incnsiyo.
EDWARD S. McKNEW.
Assistant secretary
Evening star., 1943-12-10
OFFICE CLERK
MEN AND WOMEN,

National organization has permanent
opening for man or woman with knowledge
OF offlce routine. Postwar opportunities.
Good salary. Reply Box 1SL. Star. IL.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
IN WASHINGTON

A tapestry Colonial brick, rooms, Ia
baths. In perfect condition. Built-in ga
rage. Terms cash. $500. Act quick for
this unusual buy. Call Mr.. Roe, MI. OOO0
JOHN DOE & CO.,
200 ELEVENTH ST. NV. REAIToR
Evening star., 1943-12-10
HELP WOMEN.
STENOGRAPHEP

We have good position open for a
good OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, you should be
married. under 40 and live in the ne
section, where We are located. You must
$40 for a 5i2-day week You Will Ike our
modern, congenial office located on city
tunIty for Advancement GIVE fun details
a lot IgN t.F
Evening star., 1943-12-10

"On this cake you will inscrbe: Commemoratng fifty
sixth birthday of the commanding general headquarters
ropean theaer of war operations United States Army!"
Evening star., 1943-12-10
COLORED-ANY AGE.

$50 month and meals, prepare 1000 for
cooking and help in kitchen. Nice place
to work. Apply Chef GoVan, 2lOO Mass
ave. V. EdiIlaT EntnL
Evening star., 1943-12-10

Add part of your bloodstream to
the swelling tide of victory. Call
Blood Donors, District 5000, for an
appointment.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

DAYS WORK wanted by colored woman.
G. nv, laundry. highest references u.
Girl coiored. wants DAYS vork d. t
;IuB
GIRL. colo-ad wants evening -or :r-m
t,&t 70 10. T0rEs0- In hotel. Cal r.
100 : Ter 1.3l p IT.
WOMAN. Co.osed, desires ork by thc '.
Evening star., 1943-12-10

SODA DISPENSER, COL
OR ED, EX P ERIENC CED
ONLY, EXCELLENT PAY,
HOURS. APPLY
STATE PHARMACY, 1922
EYE ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
HELP MEk.
AUTO MECHANICS

Experienced. for Ford dealer; Highest
wages, pleasant working conditions. heated
garage. Plenty Of work. Must have
release: See Mr.. Nelson,
HILL & TIBBITTS,
1114 VERMONT AVE. NV
STEWARDS (white), rail-
road dining cars, essential
industry; catering and cleri-
cal experience helpful but
not necessarily required.
State age, experience, draft
status and telephone number.
Box 417-D, Star.
AUTO MECHANICS
AND BODY MEN
Needed to work in our new enlarged shops.
Our men get top pay. time and a half over
~ hours. vacations with pay. Bring
certificate of availability and be ready to
go to work. See Mr. Presgrave,
OURISMAN MANDELL CHEVROLET.
at,l
Evening star., 1943-12-10

SALESGIRLS, $25 week plus
commission to start. Apply
Standard Drug Co., 1113 G
ST NV
Evening star., 1943-12-10

Sample of "ad" in solid
agate with black index word
or words:
Evening star., 1943-12-10

OLD LD-ESTABLISHED life insurance compan,
has opening for salesman on large estab-
lshed route in z. C. no car or experience
necessary, guaranteed salary and commits
sion. Call RE 00n0, Mr. Roe, or after
pm. Mr.. Doe. DU O0O0
Evening star., 1943-12-10
WE NEED

Men in our warehouse to assemble orders
4h!oad freight and load delivery trucks:
1-day, 4S-hour week. salary ~:94 80 per
week to start; good advancemen- aft er
. weeks; National Biscuit Co, $40 Ran
Evening star., 1943-12-10
WOMEN

For, defense plant. assembly work. 54hr
week, p4io while learning. Pleasant work
,ng CONDITIONS. Apply Bowen x Co. A. 10
o. o. rc!sa iieaoa ave- Bethesda, Nd. Must have
Evening star., 1943-12-10
MACHINIST

For machine shop, day and evening shifts
also. parttlme work; must have release
Apply Bowen. 4 Co., 4112 Bethesda ave-
Bethesda. Md.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
AUTO MECHANICS

Large Buick dealer IN center OF town
needs experienced mechanics Shop filled
10 capacity, -arge earnings, good working
conditions. and clean, warm, well-yenti-
!atcd Sshhop. Permanent position now and
after the war If qualified Referral card
Orme. I'm and NJ SIS NV
Evening star., 1943-12-10

BOY (WHITE), TODO SHIP
PING AND PACKING IN
DRY CLEANING DEPART
MENT. APPLY PIONEER
LAUNDRY, 920 R. I. AVE.
NE.
Evening star., 1943-12-10

BUS BOY, COLORED. AP-
PLY HOSTESS, EBBITT HO-
TEL, 10th AND H SITS. NV
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.IANITOR

JAINI IOh,
Colored. with 5th-class engineers license
Tor hlgh-class apartment building. Tor
salary and living quarters. Box 241-K
Star.
Evening star., 1943-12-10

~ or young man as helper in partS
'paItment or large automobile concern
Evening star., 1943-12-10
ELECTRICIANS HELPERS

Applv IN person, NE Electric
{to4 Perry ST, Nj. Rainier, Md
MAN. EXPERIENCED.
With general ofFce work and bookkepp,
state salary wanted PDy i5--G 50
Evening star., 1943-12-10
SITUATIONS MEN.

No nights Sundays or laundry: GOOD sala
4TtI Conn. ave. n W. Apt II ,
Evening star., 1943-12-10

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS
We have been classified a critical indus
try by war Manpower Commission and
nave openings Tor men at top wages; good
hours; permanent job and excellent work
ing condition with tools furnished Appi-
cantS must have a rcferral card from the
local United States Employment Service
See Mr.. MeSSick
STEUART MOTOR CO..
Evening star., 1943-12-10
RITING. REsEARcH o. EDIToR1AL

VFtNI 4-NNII ItIsoLElItIH UFL EDI4 OIIElJ
position wanted BY woman Win eycr-. :
"nce in all these fields. also stcnca-anh.c
Qualifications. Exceptionally lnre.l.Gert
ara adapt able, eXcFlen. appearance and
nerSona-.-N- Boz lMM-I. S.hr IL.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
or OGt Addt ms I.l!'b. Mr>. q
GENERAL HOI SfWORkFR. white.

l W. stay through dinner: live
ices required. good salary.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-08-27
TRAVELLERS

North bound on the Canadian boat last week end were Mrs. Law renee Meyer and four children to Skagway; Mrs. Mabel Waters. Miss Glenora Waters and Miss Bydrie McNeill to Juneau; Mike Klasoff to Skagway.
 South bound on the return trip this week were Mrs. Mildred Green. J. J. Mills, Herman Elliott. Peter Knutsen to Ketchikan; R. C.. Owens to Prince Rupert; Mrs. Mar garet E. Erickson and son. Rodney. and Miss Vivian B. Wooding, all of Petersburg, for Victoria; Mrs. Oc- car Nicholson and two daughters, Darlyne and Luella, of Petersburg, and Mrs. Carl Jacobson to Seattle
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-08-27
MRS. ROGERS SOUTH

Mrs. Ethel Rogers, who has been visiting her sister Mrs. Belle Me Bride for the past two months, was booked south this week end to re- turn to her home in Seattle. While here, Mrs. Rogers has been the in- spiration for many delightful af- fairs given in her honor and has many friends here who regret her departure for home.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-08-27
GIVE FAREWELL SUPPER FOR 1IRs. ETHEL ROGERS
 AND HRS. NEIL GRANT

Mrs. Frank 8. Barnes and Mrs. Hill Harrington were co-hostesses at a delightful Sunday evening sup per party last Sunday which was given as a farewell for Mrs. Ethel Rogers. sister of Mrs. Belle Me Bride, of Wrangell. who is return ing ts her home in Seattle after spending the summer in Wrangell, and for Mrs. Neil Grant, of Wran- gell, who is leaving tthe first of the month for a visit to Montana.
 Twenty-two guests were present at the Barnes hone to eRjOy the supper and evening which followed.