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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

Point; Paratrooper Benjamin
Lane also enjoyed a furlough
with his parents.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

Seven members OF the War
Mothers Chapter No. 7" attended
the Supper by the State Depart
ment, War Mothers, held at the
Home craft demonstration shop
I'll Boylston st, DIR. Daisy Henry
was a winner Of a very nice prize
for the best answer given to a
question. A delicious supper was
served, after which Bridge was
enjoyed. Mrs. Mable Scott is
Pres. of No. 7.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

Dtrs Lillian Caldwell and
Florence Bell read their inter
esting report on the New Eng
land State Association held in
Worcester. The Association will
meet in Hartford, Conn, June
1916.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

Membership drive now on, DIR
Caroline Maude Brown, chair
man, examining physician, Dr..
James Lesueur, Investigating
Comm, Dtrs. Daisy E. Henry,
Bessie C. Hill and Lucille L.
Jones.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

There are three drawings of
$500; 1000; $500 in cash at
the Penny Sale, Oct 80 at ST.
Rita'S Hall, Thorndike st, in aid
of st. Philips Church, donation
10c or three for Csc. See DtrS.
Catherine Robinson or Bessie
C. Hill, who will serve you for
this affair.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

DIR. Matilda Haynes, Loyal
DIR. Ruler Of Nora F. Taylor's
Council has just returned from
a vacation in New York visiting
friends and relatives, and was
entertained royalty. DIR. Annie
P. Anderson is visiting with her
daughter in New York. From
there she will visit her WAC
daughter Myrtle Anderson, who
is stationed at Camp Breckin-
ridge, and also will visit her cou-
sin in Louisville.
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Phyllis WheatIey
TEMPLE NO. Y, BPoEW


r Hayes in the hospital; pray
ers for strength for DIR JACOBS
and Mrs Haynes; also for the
little son Of DIR Adelaide jack
son who is i'll in the hospital.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

The Qui Qui Club, DIR la
Hamilton, pres, met with DIR
Lucille Jones. All members
were present, DIR Jones the
hostess and had as her guest
DIR Daisy E Henry. The club
is getting ready to celebrate
its anniversary, Watch for
date, place and price. On MOI
day, Oct 80 they are having a
Barbecue at SO Claremont PIX,
home of the president. Sub
scription SOC. At 9 p m.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

regular meetings flrSt ana
third Fridays in Smith Hall,
1925 fremont st, DIR Ruler
Blanche Bishop Of Rose street,
Boston; Vice DIR Ruler and
chairman Of Sick Committee,
Florence Lesueur, % walpole
st; Captain Of Nurses, Florence
J Bell, gao fremont st. Nurses
available for funerals and Ill
ness. Call Highlands $3.50.
Nurse Lulu Freeman was On
duty at Temple meetings.
Sick and Shut-ins: Fannie
Reed, Westminster st; Claudia
Roachford, 1919 IL fremont
st; Ethel Coleman sl2 fremont
st; Alice Fletcher, Boston City
Hospital; Lillian Cooper, 100
Camden st; Wilhemina Ed
munds, Boston Sanitorium ca,
Mattapan; Edna Miles, 544
Columbus ave, Alice Williams,
Building, B State Hospital,
Mattapan; Catherine johnson,
state Hospital, Mattapan; Lou
is M Kicker, 80 wellington st;
Arabella Mason, Boston City
Hospital.
Birthday congratulations for
October: Oct /, Catherine Rob-
inson, 10 willard place; 6, Alice
V Copper, So Camden st; 8,
Annie Richardson; IS, Nellie
Brewster, AZ Hammond st; IL.
Lottie Jones, IS Lenox st; %,
Lulu Freeman, 1909 fremont
st; 26, Maynnie L Gillyourd, 80
wellington st; q, Lillian NJ
Caldwell, So Hammond st; 81,
Mamie q Logan, e22 Columbus
ave.
Congratulations on Wedding
Anniversaries in September:
Dtrs Bessie G Hill and Bro
George Hill; Lillian M Caldwell
and Bro Walter g Caldwell and
Estelle Lane and Benjamin
Lane.
Your prayers are asked for
the Father Of DIR Beatrice L
Jacobs, of 8 liz Auburn st, and
the stepfather of DIR Pauline
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

DR.. Joseffa Zarratt has been
transferred to FOR GET ME
NOT Temple and ZARRAH
FREEMAN Past Daughter Rulers
Council in Springfield, her form
er home. We will miss her but
wish her much success, as she is
now practising medicine.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

DIR Nettie Jenifer jackson
is visiting in Washington, d c
having returned from a pre-
vious trip.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

Sunshine Club,meets 1st Mon
days from now on. We hope the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

Banquet Comm. for Maymie
Gillyourd Banquet, DIR Ra-
chael Saunders, chairman, held
their first meeting, and follow
ing officers elected: Chairman,
DIR Rachael Saunders; vice
chairman, DIR Florence J Bell;
chaplain, DIR Clarone Smith;
Financial Sec'y, DIR Mae Pres
sy; treasurer, DIR Lillian NJ
Caldwell; rec sec'y, DIR Daisy
E Henry; Sergt at Arms, DIR
Emma J Lawton. Watch for
the place and date and we will
expect to see you there to hon
or our Depty.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

Sgt. Harry Hayes, looking fine,
home on a furlough visiting his
wife DIR. Pauline r. Hayes.
Sonny" Robinson son of DIR.
Alberta Robinson enjoyed a visit
with his Mother in New York
and is expected home on a fur
Tough; he is stationed at West
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

ing your sincere cooperation,
date, place and price will be
announced. Tickets will be on
sale at meeting OF Council.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

Your prayers are asked for
the Father Of DIR Beatrice L
Jacobs, of 8 liz Auburn st, and
the stepfather Of DIR Pauline
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

Board Of Directors play post
poned on account Of the hur-
ricane, will be held on Thurs
day, Oct IL. Tickets dated Sept
14th good for the 18th. If you
haven't purchased one. do so
by all means. Total 44c includ-
ing tax, Peoples Baptist
Church Title, "Angels of Mer-
cy." Our radio artists returned
from tour, will broadcast. Don't
fail to attend.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

Finance Comm. of Nora Tay-
lor's Council, DIR Lucille L
Jones, chairman, are having a
drawing OF a SIS War Bond on
Tuesday, Oct 10th subscription
10 cents. Get your lucky one
and win a bond This comm.
is working very hard towards
a banquet in honor Of DIR
Grace Morandus We are ask
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07
Buy War Bonds . STAMPS

.. .eoIiticaI Advertisement)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

Final rehearsal for "Angc,s
Of Mercy" Wednesday, Oct Il.
All members of the Board of
Directors are requested to be
present at Peoples Baptist
church, enter on Mortified st
side. Very important that you
be ----------A
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

Bro George F Logan has re-
turned from a vacation III
Baltimore, N Y, and was roy
ally entertained. Now back to
his business and many duties
at the Elks Rest, 401 Mass ave.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07
Appointments of Negroes
made by
Gov. Thomas {. Dewey
while District Attorney of New York County.

FRANCIS e. RIVERS, as Senior Assistant pi.triet
attorney was the first colored In the historv ~
New York City to prosecute murder cases salary,
MRS. EuMIcE HUNToN CARTER :. A..t.....
Llstrlct Attorney, was the first coIored wonsn H.
me history Of New York City to be sppontsa ~
such position. Salary. 5000 'N' y"
JAMES TEReAN, Assistant oi.,rio. A...u..,.
Salary: $4,000. ' N''or"eN
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

The Eight anniversary ban
quet by the Eleven O'Clock
Club, Inc Of Boston, Thursday,
Oct 26, $50 p m in Smith Hall,
1895 fremont st; good music,
dinner served by a caterer, So.
DIR Florence ] Bell, President;
DIR Lillian Caldwell, chairman
of banquet. We ask your CO.
operation as this is the first
time we have been before the
public, a very delicious dinner
menu and not too long a pro-
gram SO that you may have
an evening of pleasure. Tick
cts may be obtained from any
Of the members. Price 81.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

DIR Nancy Scott, $50 Mass
ave has been confined to tha
house since her return from
her vacation. DIR Ann Davis, 81
Humboldt ave is under the
doctors care and will be happy
to have you call.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

Picture Comm. DIR Joseph
inc Perkins, chairman, are hav-
ing a drawing Oct 6 on list
prize Of SIS in War lamps and
End Prize Of $3.50; donation of
10 cents.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

The Executive Board Of the
Daughters Of the New England
State Association will hold
their FIRST meeting Sunday. oco
Is, at the residence of DIR
Margaret Cotton, SO Windsor
st. All members are requested
to attend at 5 p m.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-10-07

Civil Liberty Comm, DIR
Claudia Roachford, chairman,
meets every Ord Sunday. Mem
bers are asked to attend.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-27
ATTACkS PROGRAM


Postwar planning il all right
hut GOV Kelly - going too far.
N. sand I'm not sure Ne need
the hospitals he wants 10 build
in the light 81 the recent ad-
NanceS made in medicine--and
! think | know something about
mcdEine
Il am In favor % lowering
the state sales tan, ar AT least
distributing II back to the local
units Of government where it
can be spent iudiciouSlN."
kcNcs made what Wa~ AN ahN.
ou> p'a, for the support Of 't'
Supervisors IN the coming cam
paIgn
Early p tho day The ASSOCIATION
unanimously adopted q resolution
faVorIuG tHe distribution o.
81 600 1000 a month r sales ta'
eUrp'u>aec to local Unit, of got
eminent.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-27
Break Awaited
In Heat Wave

DeiToltS current heat wave
"Iil probably be broken v1th rain
and slightly cooler temperatures
this afternoon
Another record for January was
smashed yesterday when the mcr-
curry climbed 10 81 az and ;
p N Shattering the previous
Jan 26 high Of IS in 1852
While DetroiterS baSked In 'he
spring atmosphere. Mrs Emihe
SalacOwSkI. l266S Frankfort road
reported seeing butterfly m
front Of the Packard plant AZ r
Grand and Concord
Only complaints bout The
weather were voiced by out-state
farmers who feared tha, lack Of
ram or snow might harm wheat
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-27
Detroit Filler Reported
Missing in Europe

Sct Clarence Y Begin 10 sor
OF Wand Mrs Clarence J Bcgu
16H FalrlIcw has been reported
missing ln action IN The European
thcatcr of war, ~ vas reported
hcrp today
Begin tUuct gunner ON Il
heavy bomber WAS graduated
from - Rose iIICh School N l9l-
and was a member of the school .
football and basketball tcam2 liz
WAS 4 freshman az the University
OF Detroit az the tlmo Of hrs en-
hStmcnt Dec @ l9l2 He "A
nephew of Recorders 5 Judge john
j. N8hor
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-27
CARE FOR VETS

Doi,nE the supervisors Coy
Kelly Ha',y told delegates las
night they would GET no >uppor
from hm on such q plan
Every one il familiar with
what happened 20 the state
during the last depression, DO
>Ild we GOT In hole and hy
1883 We we're still S3O.0GO OO0
in the red
we must have the funds 10
take care OF the veterans. for
welfare, and for taking care Of
our state institutions which
have been neglected FOR ~ long
I cannot support your position,
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-27
JAW Protests
Day Shutdown
AT Willow Run


Leaders or No UAN-ClO local
a' fhr Willow Run bowhcf plant
fodty raised Strouc protest
AGAINST thS plan agreed fo Doe.
tWapu tha Ford Motor Go and
fh. army to ~huf down fta huge
bomber factory SATURDAY. r0 eur
down tine percentage az a1>eu-
f-rI~u
This - the most ridiculous
approach 10 solution of plant
ahscntecism set offered" Local
5l President Glenn r. BTaNt0n
declared
The shutdown. planned bN
the army and the company
without any consultation with
union Officials. viii affect 3d.
400 workers and result in a
loss Of around 100000 man
hours
Bralton also attacked state
mcnl, mado 70 we shutdown
order
"Nost certainly" he said,
"thc army and company state
mrul j. not consistent with the
release issued last week. stating
that the plant VAS producing
4j0 b0mbcr> month and was
enjoying itS fourth consecutive
month ahead of scheduled pro-
duCtiOu.
"Such n record could not
have been attained had the
plants employees been guilty Of
fllerant ab>enteciSm. We feel
that the company iS merely
using This A. "A wedge 10 reduce
the force a. the bomber plant -
support 70 th.s laftor claim wa,
given bv Walter QuiAco plant
chairman. Who charged that dur
ing tne last two months. the com
p1rv had used many spurious
excuse, t0 reduce Tho pay r0N
"But II fears the rePeFett~-
Sion> that would result from an
announced cat i'm the labor
force QuiIhCo asserted
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-27
DR.. Butler ldments
Industrial Strife

NEW YORK, Jan. 27 (INS)-
Dr. Nicholas Murphy Butler.
president of Columbia University,
said today the country was in the
midst of a second civil war"
Or. Butler. pointing TO the
strikes that have occurred since
Pearl Harbor. advocated "a
strong and vigorous public policy"
and "a Congress which will stop
talking and act "
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-27
ROUTE or HIGHWAY

Beginning at Jefferson and
Hastings. the planned highway
follows the rlverfront three quar-
terS Of a mile west where it bends
north along Second avenue. 1t
Xeers -WeSt 10 Third near Mieni-
gan and al a point south Of War
rem wings west 10 Hamilton and
follows Hamilton 10 DAWSON
where it bends west 10 connect
with James Couzens highway and
terminates near Grand River and
Lyndon
Smith said it was contemplated
10 secure 80 per cent of the
funds from the federal govern
ment and - per cent from the
state with the city and county
splitting the remaining Is per
cent.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-27
MINOR OBJECTIONS

The only question raised. and
they were NOT serious objections,
were by City Planner George F.
Emery and City Treasurer Cobo.
Emery questioned whether the
highway would harmonic esthet-
ically with the proposed civic
center AT tho foot Of Woodward
avenue which the highway would
pass
Cobo said he questioned the ad-
visibility Of building double-deck
highways IN the downtown afss
70 save land ACQUISITION costs.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-27
AIgiers' Good Ydnks
Win Midnight Curfew

ALGIERS. Jan = 1NS)
Their good behavior was given
today as one reason why the cur
few for American troops n the
Algiers area has been extended
rom IL p. m 20 midnlgh1-Ae
longer Will the men have 10 dash
from movie houses before tho
show Is over 20 reach their areas
before curfcW
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-27
Postwar Plans
Vital, Declares
Mrs. Roosevelt

worlds battle fronts Will hold "a
account the people al home If they
do not provide postwar plans for
them during their absence
This was the solemn warning
left here today by Mrs. Franklin
p. Roosevelt. who cllmaXed her
whirlwlnd 12-hour visit 10 Detroit
Yesterday by talk before $500
Negroes and whites who jammed
the Evenezer AME Church al
Willis and Brush 10 hear her dis
CuSS onter-racial problems
5000 OUTSIDE CHURCH
More than 5000 others. turned
away for lack OF seats, stood out
side the church which is located
. IN the same area that little more
than seven months ago was the
scene of DetroltS race riot.
Stressing her plea for unity,
Mrs. Roosevelt told her audience
that America could never hope to
achieve unity abroad until n Is
first achieved al home.
These men who are fghting
for freedom have had lot Of
time 10 think" Mrs Roosevelt
said They want Ia come back
To everything they knew before,
hut they've idealiLed everything
IA
got To have II h a I way for
them"
Earlier in the day Mrs ROose-
Welt mad advocated complete
program for rehabilitation of
World War III veterans
They are going tn hold III 10
account ~ we don't plan or
them while they are away" she
asserted. "One OF the things
they are going Ia expect il that
we -pian, mt for auy group, hui
for all the people who have
fought In this var and done the
work in this war. We cannot
let them down"
DEBT TO SOLDIERS
Citing the soldiers in the south
Pacific area. which she recently
visited, As IA example Of Ameri-
cans fighting. working and dying
together. regardless Of race. creed
or color Mrs Roosevelt con-
tinued
ON. L., o,,o ,ka.a .oIJi...-
country thet-is torn apart bN
internal disssusion hut one that
hiss as its osiectives the thing.
which unite us''
The First Lady said that one
of~'he basic causes Of ravtal dis
. turbseeeS WAS housing and that
N this respect Detroit was badly
or
She Said trat II the CITY docs
not have a properly functIonnc
committee - handle THESE prob
lens that one should be- set up
10 complete each problem one a.
a time.
Mrs Roosevelt SAID thar >ho
recognized thar Ncgroe, m the
armed services had many just
grievances
MUST WORK TOGETHER
There u no u~e irving 70
slide out from under H." SIN"
said II know that many OF YOU
have men in service who don't
think theV are fairly treated
and think they are quite
right
But the only way Ia meet
the problem Is Ia work together
with men of good will.
The meeting was attended hl
Mayor JefrleS and members Of h.,
permanent committee scr up 20
handle Infer-racial problems The
Rev Horace White was chairman
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-27

Quick
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-27

Convenient
Evening star., 1944-01-23
COLORED
YMCA, 1736 G St. NV Ask for Mr Knott
HELP WOMEN.

TELL VSmEN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, full charge,
Permanent PEI amen 5la-day week; advancement.
ADDREssERs and stenographers, by long
avf1sims pRaGr,caa Hassln NI}psr a1e Eye St. n;e
pay. full maintenance, vacation with pay.
hebrew Home for the Aged, 1925 Spring
ASSfSTANT BooKKEEpER, neat appear
ancs. ans one who is able to talk with trade:
RTTEN6HNT, M si 29A white staf for lady: immediate
l2-hour night duty; practical nursing ex- Z
BEAHTY CO. s937
BEAuTY vof OPERATOR. r. in hrst-class shop,
Anita,s All Beauty Shop, 551a s Conn Hoaye. ave.
Sd5'}iaS BEAgTY OPERATOR, @ R!. all around; steady
81 sGA5f2 5HfSnss + L. esbsTienced sSsa all
rineio Beauty Shop. d 1s4s aciSn1h coiumbia ma rd
BEAU BEAUTY oPERAToR. an-around. expert
snaGfY hGp iasrs SIX s5$s Yh
commissions: fun and part time; excellent
343 ,, Sth St Sc TR. 1925, CO. S744,
nent position; salary, $40. Call Wo 97s5;
BEAUTY oPERAToRs n,, Walter Reed
sion; no D. c. license needed. Apply
sfsuTX B " noirpERAToks, = fun or part time;
I'll 14th st: NV. or call in in the am. am.
Be Beauty ttf99' oFHRAToRs-Emile, AgsR Mayaower
est salary and commission, A steady eiy oh- posi-
BEAuTTcfAN. i perma nent opaai positlon. aEe' top
salary, commissions, Fine clientele. Near
manieurist Part or full time. ansk1a Margaret ara
BooKKEEPEk. S part tim time 70 a@ G9nn to aye +
noon; m@ Gish Garage 2oOl 18th st. NV.
BooKKEEPER. experienced, to work in
plant doing defense work: permanent Job.
BookkEEpER, @ i05 5asg WeeR good work.
ing conditions. ample, salary, Preferably
spf cs Mr. in Ms4tn vi hss Chase section
CAMERA GAMER GIRL: night club work. with or
Ttts9Tt VT s%ISs experience ai ordway yoa;sl 4s13: 49,
some some knewledss of CLERICAL M WORK. salary siHH;
cash CASHIER srand. and clerical worker Apply F
CHILD's NURSE, over a5 years: children,
- IloS. ana oF2 yrs. employed couple:
full-time maid employed: salary open de-
pending on experience. EN-. 4943.
CLERICAL work at home, part-time: also
girl to take telephone messages at home.
Box 191-V, Star.
CLERK with some tipping ability for gen.
ers Heek once Rox g0r1; SSx; professional $50
CLERK -TYPIST for circulation department
national publication, must be accurate with
9gSres. 1gsr 5ha-day week. advancement. Elk.
CLERK-TYPIsT. by major oil company;
4O-hour week; no Sunday work: good sal.
Star.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
WOMAN
OPERATOR,

Experienced on electric sewing machine.
Long Government contract, highest wages,
District Awning g. Shade Co.. 4410
Georgia ave. NV
Evening star., 1944-01-23
MEN-WOMEN

MEN-WOMEN,
DO YOU WANT TO EARN $50. 90 A WEEK
OR MORE IN AN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY?
Check these advantages:
No experience necessary.
Pay while learning.
Generous bonus arrangement.
Opportunity for overtime.
Pension plan.
Free nursing service.
Pleasant working conditions
Free transportation.
Take any Wilson boulevard bus to TO7
North Randolph St, Arlington. Virginia. or
telephone Chestnut 5166.
Our employment office will be open
Sunday from 10 am. to pm. for your
convenience.
ARNOLD LINES,
Washington, Virginia & Maryland Coach
Co. ArlinptnnA Virginia
Evening star., 1944-01-23
HELP MEN (continued), t.,
TRUCK DRIVER

TRUCK DRIVER.
Reliable man. white, for delivery truck.
Must be acquainted with city and sub
for man who Qualities. Apply
Geo. G. Shaffer, Inc, Florist,
300 14th st. NV
OUTSIDE CLERICAL WORK,
FULL OR PART TIME.
Experience Not Necessary,
Training Paid for
Mature Age No Objection,
No Rigid Physical Requirements.
Learn to check trafic. Work full time
days per week; S13O per month to start,
automatic increase
II you have at least hours at a time
70 spare, 3 days per week or more. be-
tween the hours Of am. and pm, or
can work full day Sundays we can use
you part time at Csc per hour.
Apply Weekday Mornings,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO..
S6th and Prospect Ave. NV,
Evening star., 1944-01-23

Continued on Next PageJ
Evening star., 1944-01-23

ACCOUNTANT, expert bookkeeper full
charge office. manager, college and ac-
experience, all taxes, financial statements,
etc, - desires responsible position. Box
2a7-X. Star.
ASSISTANT, manage.
ment. public relations and some engineer
ing experience; legal. management and en-
glneerlng education, LIB. degree; exten.
siye Government and private contacts in
WASHINGTON; age 20. draft status AT, de.
nciency corrected by glasses; married, so.
ciable and tactful with pleasing person.
atty, disposition and appearance; 9entiie;
desire present and postwar connection; en-.
TRANCE salary, $4,000 to $4,000. Boz
Continued on Next Pape1
Evening star., 1944-01-23
EXPERIENCED
TELEPHONE OPERATORS.

Apply employment ONCE. 722 10th st.
NV. Monday through Friday. $40 am.
TO g pm. Saturday. $50 am. to p.m.
The c. & P. Telephone Co.
Do not apply II employed full time At
your maximum skill in another war in
Evening star., 1944-01-23
Washington, Virginia & Maryland Coat
Co., Arlington, Virginia.
You Can Earn Extra Dollars

You Can Earn Extra Dollars
DURING YOUR SPARE TINE
You can drive war workers to work and
keep your regular Job. The Arnold Lines
needs men and women to drive buses
during rush hours
No. experience necessary Pay while
earning Generous bonus arrangement.
free TRANSPORTATION. easant working
conditions. No Sunday work
-, If you can report for work between
the hours of and 7:30 am. and ior be-
tween the hours of 3 and pm for
several hours work, please apply in person
at To7 North Randolph ST.. Arlington,
Virginia; or telephone Chestnut 5166
Our employment Office will be open
Sunday from 10 am. to 4 pm for your
convenience. Take any Wilson boulevard
bus.
ARNOLD LINES,
WASHINGTON, Virginia and Maryland Coach
N arlipptop Virojpio
Evening star., 1944-01-23
PART-TIME WORK

PART-TIME WORK,
Help in the war effort by learning to
operate a streetcar or bus or by working
collect fares and load streetcars and buses
N the downtown area in the afternoon
and pay you while learning. Training may
be taken during free hours. No Sunday
work. Need men and women able to report
am. and then work for several hours.
Also those able to report between 3 and 4
PM and work at least 3 hours at A time
Apply Weekday Mornings.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO..