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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26
U. 5. News Rough,
Veteran Declares

After 80 months In the Southwest
Pacific, First 1t. Franklin s. Miller,
3629 Ordway street NV, thought
lit was pretty rough over here in
the United States"
Or so he gathered from American
publications he read during his
overseas assignments
Home on a 21-day furlough with
his wife, Mrs. Sylvia Tolstoi Miller,
1t. Miller said Union Station fright
ened" him-''it was so crowded"
When the engineering officer first
embarked on his Pacific voyage his
ship was headed for Singapore. The
course was changed, however, when
Singapore fell to the japanese. Aus
tralia became the landing point
During the voyage they were at
tackled by four japanese submarines.
But on the way home it was en-
tirely different, 1t. Miller said. eve
ran into no trouble at all. It was
like taking prewar cruise-almost. u
1t. Miller took part in the Coral
Sea battle. He was with the 22nd
Bombardment Group and had the
job of overhauling and checking the
BIS bombers as they few in for
repairs. The 29-year-old lieutenant
worked one 30-hour stretch when
the pressure was on"
Elevators seemed to serve as re-
union facilities for 1t. Miller. Il met
more people that way" he said. 1.-The
business manager of the v. p
Bugle when I was editor back in
1888 happened to be taking ride
the same time was We were work
ing in the same building and didn't
know it. I hadn't seen him since oul
college days"
Another time 1t. Miller and sew
eral friends were waiting for theil
building elevator When the doors
opened there was Gen. Douglas
Macarthur.
1t. Miller lived with his brother
Capt. Nathan Miller, at Twentieth
and F streets NV. prior to his mar.
riage in November, 1941. Capt. Mil
Ter is now stationed in Detroit, Mich
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26

CAPTURED GERMANS ON
FURLOUGH Flight 1t. ]. A.
de Le Paulle OF 1884 MacAr-
thur boulevard, y. s. pilot In
the Royal Canadian Air Force,
captured four armed German
soldiers on q country road In
France while he was resting
on q furlough. He previously
won the Croix de Guerre for
conspicuous gallantry and
Was awarded the Distin-
guished Flying Cross by King
George. RCAF Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26
; Win Flying Cross,
Prisoner Of Germans
Awarded Air Medal

Three more Warrington area men
have won the Distinguished Flying
Cross and q Chevy Chase (Md)
flyer, 1t. Robert =. Dannemiller, q
prisoner Of the Germans, has been
awarded the Air Medal with Oak
Leaf Cluster.
Winners Of the DFC are:
Tech. Sergt. James G. Ramsey, "a,
radio operator, 1851 Shepherd street
NV, now In England.
Second 1t. Maurice r. Bowes
bembardier, 1924 iowa avenue NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26
FountIeroy Is Laundry
Boss in South Pacific

Staff Sergt. Edward H. Fauntleroy,
81 Forester street S.W., takes care
OF the wash" somewhere in the
Southwest Pacific Gin his capacity as
an assistant laundry foreman in the
Quartermaster Corps. He has been
overseas since February of this year
and has served in the New Hebrides
and at GuadAlcanal.
Two brothers, Robert and John,
also are In the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26

the Public Re-
lationS Division
of the Maritime
Commission be-
for she entered
the service.
I'll A N TIC
CITY, N. j.
Pvt. Lilli q n
Roth, a former
employee OF the
s h e W God g.
Sinclair Refn-
ing Co., 401
Farragut street
NE, is assigned
tn thu r1,Yhlic re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26

= Va Y 2 oPCI6-
tt ms s. ia I,
Americas larg-
est military mis-
sion. His bVoth-
er, Gar Y. Yee,
lives at 1908
Twenty-f our tn
street NV.
Capt. Yee, 28,
W as graduated
from Virginia
Military Insti-
tute and worked
for the Virginia
S t a t e Highway
Department be-
fNr4 LA ~A4--A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26
Assistant Pastor Serves
As 9th AAF Chaplain

First 1t. Thomas Patrick Scannell,
"a, formerly assistant pastor Of ST.
Charles Catholic Church In Arl-I
tngton. Va, is chaplain at an 9Th,
Air Force Flying Fortress base in
England He Is . graduate Of Holy
Cross and Gregorian Universities
and entered the AAF last January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26

original landing OF American troops
on Guam. The complete letter is a
much lengthier review OF the entire
Guam operation from the dawn of
July 81, when the invasion began,
until the Japs were pushed of Oronte
Point and Guam became the first
American territory invaded by the
Japs to be reclaimed.
According to Pearl Harbor dispatch
from Admiral Nimitz, 400 Japs were killed
and IL tanks destroyed in attempting to
burst the Oronte trap-the action de-
scrlbed in this account. total of $500
Japs were killed In five days.
1t. Lanier, 80, came to Washington
after graduating from the University of
North Dakota. He received his law degree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26


. First 1t. Rob-
ert s.. Gleason.
Thunderbolt pi-
10 t, Charlottes-
willie, Va, In
England.
Sergt. Ramsey
W a S cited for
sc x t r aordinary
a c h 1 e v ernent"
during bombing
attacks on Nazi
war plants and
on military tar
gets in support
Of Allied ground
forces He holds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26


slonal baseball, being farmed to Trenton
ne sang IN night clubs here worked district agent
hoover vacuum cleaner Co. and baritone
churcn choirs He opened law Office with father
states district attorney in North Dakota before joining
the marines In April,
His wife employed the for several
years Her father circuit Judge in
and their 4-year-old living in North now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26

the letters writ
ten by an MP
company with
the 9th Air
Force In Eng
land.
1t. Banos, 81,
said his tongue
gave out the
first day as CEN
scr. He had to
seal each enve-
lope after read
ing the letter, so
h e b o u 6 h t a
sponge and Scis-
Sors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26

nat. ana MrS.
Einar Barford,
1882 Wisconsin
a v e n u e NV,
who enlisted in
the SPARS in
1943, has risen
t h r ugh the
ranks to be COM
nnissioned an en-
sign. She at
tended Western
High School and
Wilson Teach
ers College. Prior
to entering the
Service Ensign
Barfoffj WAS EN-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26

Commission, have been commits
stoned WAC second neutenants.
1t. Sanderson enlisted q year ago
and entered Ohncers' Candidate
School last August. She formerly
was employed at the Civil Aero
nautics Administration.
1t. Walker. . native Of Mt. Kisco,
N. Y, was an editor on the news
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26
Censor Finds els Rarely
Say Too Much in Letters

A censor needs a sponge-nke
tongue and scissorlike teeth, &C
cording to 1t. Luis F. Banos, 2709
Thirtieth street Sc, who checked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26
Capt. zee in y-Foree
Post in Chinese Area

SOUTH WEST CHINA.-Capt.
Gawk Y. Lee, Chinese Is
now on duty with a field artillery
training center operated by the Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26
tore he entered

active military duty in June, 1912
He has been In the China Burma
India theater since November, 1912
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26

rev eyewitness accounts Of Japanese
ngntlng at close quarters excel one Marine It. w
tb Laner, r, sent his wife an excerpt covering
only those incidents that the fifth night after the
Evening star., 1944-12-15
PERSONAL

TENOR, second, experienced, available for
church work. Box .415T, Star.
WILLIAMS. formerly opposite Mayfower
Hotel reducing for gentlemen only; at no.
PERMANENTs by Mr. Nakon of Nakon
Beauty Salon, in Hotel Washington Priced
from $3.50 up Other services moderately
FUR HATS INDIyIDuALLY STYLED to
match your. coat, from fur pieces; We
ming. VOGUE. 1923 14th st. NV. Open eve.
VISIT AN UNUSUAL TOY and gift store,
beautiful miniatures. Pa. Dutch doll furni-
ture, character dolls. hundreds of small
TOYS, games, dolls, etc. Open every eve
ming, to 10. E. o. LIKENS Est. 1918,
5 Wilson lane. Bethesda, Md.
DR.. II. W. JOHNSON dentist False teeth
repaired while you wait. Room 602,
Westorv BLDG. sos 14th NV
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Wright II you are in need of loan I'D to
$500 on your signature.
HEMORRHOIDS eradlcated by my own
method Results effective for life
time or money back Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery DR.. SOMMERWERCK
4521 18th st. NV. RA 4747
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES. where friends
meet and strangers feel at home For fu-
formation phone, 10 m. FE 059O 6s
RELIABLE WAKE-UP SERVICE, day or
night ls For information call MIR. TIPPETT,
DAY NURSERY, 7 am. to 6 pm; profess
siOnal care, CHI T4S3 1bs
Evening star., 1944-12-15
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY LADY WANTS RIDE anywhere en- route te
day; CO; 1881, MISS VAN DUsEN. IL
WANTED. ride to New Haven. Conn. Dec
%. Contact ANNA THORPE, &c. G-1l7
WAVE otrs, B. West Potomac Park. Phone
after I'm. EX. 6565. Ext. %, 49,
WILL SHARE EXPENSES for ride to Gen.
tral Texas. Leave anytime. Box sa-v,
Star IRs
3 ADULT LADIES would like ride to Co.
lumbia air base, Columbia s. C. Dec 81,
2? or % Share expense and driving
YOUNG LADY DESIRES ride Wilkes
Barre or Phila.: Pa: leaving washington
after Dec; 10Th. Ex. BIZ, Ext. 237
YOUNG WOMAN wishes ride to N Y. C
and return Dec. 90 share expense Cal
MRS BERGER, Georgia 1853 II.
Harrisbure, Pa; pref Dec. a3 BY aspSts a6 girls IS
81. s645 after pm. Refs. 16'
ARMY OFFICERS WIFE returning tc
Southern, III. by Route 80 on Dec. IS
desires desires ia lady passenger. Call after
DRIVING TO BUFFALO, n Y. Dec
SS; 90 heated Buick; can take four. Bo,
LEAVING BY AUTO N few days for Cali
fornia; can take ii help drive, share ex-
penses. ordway 5955 bet 6-6:3o IN. s.
Evening star., 1944-12-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

YOUR ROOMING or boarding house or
any business sold quickly if priced right.
We we give n;s you a signed copy Of your listing;
NA. a4s5. Ma. ao55. '' ave- IVA 'sf' .
FOR SALE-Shoe repair shop complete
lands; no ROYALTY to pay; includes ma
shoes. Apply 3407 NJ st. NV
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED in selling your
business, for prompt results list with r.
aERMANpEz REsISTY 1lo7 n Eye st. nv, nv, DI s6sl 1881
days: IA 0003 evenings. 15'
JUST STARTING in business; accounting
and tax work Of all kinds solicited; reason
able rates-personal service. Leave name
ExTERMfNATING Ext ERSfs II GA B1sfNEss sY Equipment
and supplies for sale: small capital needed.
WANTED At oNCEGcapable nrst-ciass
sbow with 3 small espts 70
production; orders on hand; wonderful
future; opportunity to right man. Call
WANTED-Package liquor store. Have
agent, SO you, save commission. All in
ROOMING HOUSES 90, 13 and rooms;
both filed: accept any reasonable offer.
sopa FoTSrAS SS aKs i ANb 81 LUNCH in sH large
bowling alley. Income S1.709 mo; on per-
5000 total price. YOUNG & PASTOR, 1928
vt; ave NV; Ma; 3o52-NA. 2425.
$4,000 cash payment. BOX 134-V, Star.
HAVE S3O.OOO CASH to invest in good
paying liquor store. State full details. Box
124-V, Star
WANTED to. buy or rent, locations in
for TOBACCO, candy. news. sandwiches; P.
10. Box 1857. -. IT,
Evening star., 1944-12-15
SITUATIONS MEN Cont,

DRUMMER available. nonunion. evenings
JANiToR, colored wants eight hours
night work with quarters. Call MI. 1925
between 8 and IL o'clock. 49,
MAN, ..21, draft exempt, 2 years college.
immediate employment desired; good re-
muneration BOX 15s-K, Star.
MAN. married, wants janitor's work eve
nings; small salary; refs; frst-class
janitor. DE. 9257 after 4:30.
MAN, colored, reliable. will clean rugs,
upholstery. fnrniture @ tyoo etc. piecework' in
PRODUCTIVE washington manufacturers s
representative, aged 80. draft exempt,
available January 18th, desires connection
with postwar future; employed for past 3
years by large manufacturer in ''E" award
class; experienced in all branches of Gov
ernment contact: sales ability with sound
know knowledge Of expediting materiai q and pri-
RETAIL FOOD EXPERIENCE over 30 yrs,
am 40. can handle executive detail of
planning and manarementi inside position.
Box 90-V, Star.
YOUNG man, married. 27, draft deferred
desires position, essential industry, perma-
nent; previous exp typist, bookkeeper, pay
roll, personnel. material. ofhee mgr. 30,
BY DIsCHGD. VET: yrs exp. criminal
investigator: anything considered; age 25.
nny
Evening star., 1944-12-15
PANIEs Cont, .IMiscELLANEoUs FOR SALE tco,,.,


ALTERATIONS, repairs. remodelirg, paint
!; Pip s;s:. sash W. S'fshf'
Go1DERNizE YOUR HoME-Porches in
! closed. recreation rooms built. attics I'm
tshed; concrete and brick work, painting
and plumbing. roofing, siding and storm
ranged DISTRICT RENOVATORs, gem
erai contractors. GE. 1851
PAINTING AND DECORATING. 40 years at
making homes brighter. unexcelled work
at reasonable rates. For free estimates.
Call RA. $3.50 or GE. 1893 after $50 pm.
LUCAS, LUCAS & LUCAS. 1913 Emerson
PAINTiNG. PAPERING, PLAsTERING and
general repairs. Electrical work. Materials
available. Free estimates. White mechanics.
Prompt service. Terms arranged HOUGH
BROS. Co, DI. 4lOO: after pm. FIR
ROOFING, asbestos siding, remodeling
terms, LIB years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO., Georgia 110S-l113
Member JIM, Home Improvement Guild
WATEkPRooFING, 1ShaisMPRSa,f all types. ROBERT e
PRICE, Ordway 1914. after 5 pm. 16'
lCOMMUNITY CONTRACTORS - Prompt
estimates for any type of work, special
prices on storm sash. asbestos siding and
roofing. 1903 Emerson st. nv, RA. 429s;
Evenings, Ar 2295s IsdH Ex, c 5421 pooen. .,s
ing. insulation: combination storm sash
1913 H st. n W. RE $500
IN VIRGINIA call PATTERSON GARDINER
CO., CHI. 1929. Johns-Manyille roofing.
| siding, insulation: storm windows. heating,
remodeling; terms
Evening star., 1944-12-15
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK AND MAID, $25 week each for
5a a-day week; must be experienced. Ord
CULrURED YOUNG WOMAN, with Q chill
dren. desires situation in motherless home,
III exchange for services as housekeeper.
cook, small salary; available Jan. !. Box
GIRL. experienced reliable, dayworker.
Girl, coiored, wants evening work Of any
kind; 4 to 8 pm. DI. 1850. =
GIRL' El' @ Light &c eoiored neat. wishes days
GIRL, colored. wants morning work. part
time. 4 days weekly; small family 9:30 to
=, 2, ref, references 3 7 cess, H0; 1909.
wishes white housekeeper to live in: will
be treated as one Of family; pleasant sur
pvt; bath, Write Box 96-K, Star.
HOUSEMAN---Japane student
neslres 10 employment in private family
LADY, white, wants housework and home
Tor self and child; can start Jan g. Phone
TAYLOR 1912 from 9 am. till pm. except
NURSEMAID AND G.H.w for family with
child "a and 3-mo- old baby: small apt,
convenient transportation; salary, $50
WOMAN. coiored, neat. reliable, wants
part-time job. from l until after dinner,
z or, O'Clock. in Mt. Pleasant or a place
calls: $40 week. carfare. Call from 9
until pm, Ho. 1873.
WOMAN, colored, experienced, wants
laundry work by day; SIS and carfare. DE.
WOMAN for general housework, including
cooking, in, small apartment, for two
ADULTS; good wages; permanent position.
Phone Columbia 1859 between 3 and m.
Evening star., 1944-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AoePK AeeqkD'SH %Esr pS%S BRokERs sseasE se
ADDING MACHINES, calcuIators. variou,
makes. hand and cleo, sale or rent; reason
ali s6FE 14 ahd foycea nT PI nan
systems balanced and tested. Our ANALYSES
and reeonmendatons sa6mtted to you
PoRTER Pa EsRor' lS5Rs co ssi1
ANDiRoNs, large and small: brasses and
sRAss fas asesiaea sHoP, s6ss asD As St. AoAio"N
ANTIQUES = Large collection furniture
IssPTssu III sfh 4
rePs TtGsh 5easSnney s 81 shHss"e
ANTIQUES; all in excellent conditioR w..
sda pne end tabs Sig To- 81
apiece: cherry corner cupboard. very early
type, $3.50; 6 Penn. Dutch side chairs. cane
coBWEB sS os sHoP s5os conn. easV ave. NV
enc A.: OR. 1854 ewes
ADMINISTER RUG, patterned, Sx10; three
atShisg sH1S sss thrao 40 EGss 4sss sSS plain brown
BABY BED and mattress; like new. CO
BABY BED. highchair and prewar carriage
ali good condition RE 2944.
BAGGED SAWDUST and snav1ngs. free de.
livery; large burlap bags for 81 .25. Phone
aanSio1 sakE oven log deqFs 5, gas operated good
fSaRiSN s4RiToNE HoRNshPpss;n e; n.H American, io bell
aeaaer on with Mh case $l9S Ca Ss
BARoMETERS. weather indicators etc
all types. $l15 TO- $45; the ideal Christ
tied stock. MICRO MART, Az 10th st. n W
BEDS. Rollaway, all steel, prewar, with
all-layer felt mattress; brand-new: S22 so
Held, ,5s32 Georgia ave, RA. 9010. Open
BEDS twin). springs and mattresses, SIS
gl23 CALIFORNIA st. NV. RA. sss9,
BEDS : Brand-new HOLLYWOOD. Simmons
formerly s44 cut TO saa; RoIlawas h y'i5eis BEDS
complete with mattress. So cut-price
bedding bsds .ddsepasrtmsnt; free delivery. open
ana Fri. until pm. ATLAS .iHStii. FURNITURE
sGDsTu6Io SP s1 S. toTcHRHs RI s7sf With asDr,n,
beds: $50; free delivery; 'ea open N eves W unti an
ei1sF IAs s0a s1 TsuEs S. nR and F5I 81 ss gnsl
BEDROOM, all brand-new, Hollywood type
1ull or twin size mattress and spring on
sa;sa lsss. chest, bedroom chair, 2 pinup lamps
delivery. Oren ewes. until 7 O'Clock, open
Nor, Thurs and Fri. until 9 o'clock
BEDRooM-LfviNG B lRi n, T. RIM. - ENSEMBLE, ENSEMBLE 3
rms. in one. an Atlas scoop. consisting Of
brsnd-new dinette set with upholstered
seats, beautiful studio with 8 pillows.
scoop chair, occasional chair. Q beautiful
end tables. cocktail table, 2 matching table
lamps and shades and large picture All
venient terms. Free delivery. Open ewes.
until pm, open Mon, Thurs and Fri
until pm. ATLAS, 921 G st. NV, DI
1881
BEDRM. SET. 7-pc.. S13S: Apo. Reed and
Barton silver tea serv., $40; pr. Chinese
teak armchairs. $50 ea.; antique g'father
clock, $50: lovely Swiss music box, SS5:
rare antique sofa, sos; tall pier mirror
$65; teak taborettes, mirrors. LORRAINE
STUDIOS, $500 Conn. Ant. 81: WO. 3s69
Evening star., 1944-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION; willing to pay about $500
wT,is np,I immediasy Box SH Star L.
prices paid. Ewes, CO 1925; week, Df
AIR CoNDITIoNERs. fans and washing
machines. all types: TOP prices paid. Call
BAND SAW, 10 or II inch call Ii, 1874
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture:
| contents OF apis or houses, At once We 90
BEDROOM. dining. room, living room.
office furniture. glassware, odd pieces,
1880 after 6 pm. or Sunday RA. 1877.
BICYCLE: boys, Sidewalk, in good con.
CAMERA. AXIS, or SKI view, with or with,
out lens: ,6ia-in; lens preferred. 81. 1888
SetNfsRR caMER, and MOVIE pm sn1,p photo supplies
cash afa ffadel 0E srenner. nnD e{s 0f Penna ave.
~, Re 24sa open 2 am, to go m;
&c SLerHINse Ss5. PTicsz psia 81 70! mem
bIAMoNDs GoLb: Hiehest cash prices
PfpsqTH RpTHuR Re MAgKE1 RRE oeE s4o 'efoFe you sell
DOLL CARRIAGE, prewar, for 5-year-old
ELECTRIC ELECT t; MOTOR. eye beams, concrete
rods. lumber, electric pump, construetion
equipment. Phone weekdays NE. 0o02.
ERECTOR SET, size Si2 or larger, complete
FILE CABINET. steel. legal size, wanted.
| FURNITURE-Used home furnishings of
/ all kinds. elec. appliances, old china, bric--
a-brac: maximum cash prices prompt and
courteous service Call any time. RE
FURNITURE of all kinds. also inner-spring
mattresses any age condition; hishes prices
FuRNITTRENRues, cleo refgr. washing
MACHINE, household goods; etc aosoiuSeiy
hIsheSr f5 cash rpdsd prise oT best results ea
FURNITURE. pric-a-nrac, china, glassware,
rugs silyerwaTs painsnss hlshest saa sash
P1bfss 9aa h IN sood clean asS eondton @
stoves. iceboxes; highest cash prices paid.
I. C. FuRN. CO., 1853 H st; ne, TR. 1899.
better KIND in ana Suites or odd pieces or en-
tire home, wanted at once Also want good
piano and large Or small ssa6 5adio Please can
GAS RADIATORS WANTED. small or large.
BOB HoLLANDER. 1909 New York ave.
GOLD, diamonds silver We pay highest
price Ask for MR., oPPENHEIMER. 9o3
GoLDEBring your old gold. silver. plating.
teeth, discarded. tewelry; we pay cas6
vSA5. KAgN RdHS IHc ssr e. yes5s ss ss5 s.. Nv
set, 5-p1ece dinette set, in good condition.
NEWSPAPERS wanted, soc per 100 lbs;
pOVhS anu iIldsaAlIltS, soc per iuU EDS.k
delivered our warehouse. II you cannot
deliver your accumulation please phone
us. Highest prices paid for house RAGS,
scrap iron and metals WASH. RAG b
BAG CO. 215 L st. s.w. DI. s007.
NEWSPAPERS wanted, 60c per 100 lbs,
books and masazines, soc per 100 lbs:
delivered our warehouse. II you cannot
deliver your accumulation, please phone
US. Highest prices paid for house rags,
scrap iron and metals. ACE JUNK CO..
1920 Ga. ave. HO. 959h.
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Evening star., 1944-12-15
HELP MEN (conf)


TRUCK DRIVER, white; no selling: essen
tlai business: good salary. Call Ex. 745i.
TRUCK DRIVER for light delivery; no
ssssnnardays; ssna reliable man only. Phone RE
% TRUck 01a pRIvER r1sR st ana sw sl-srouna helper
isl, TRu6k Delivers for fuel oil delivery:
sood salary. See Mr.. Moore, A. p. WOOD
SpN SpN co, g 9th and Mich. ave. ne.
TIT TTTTyLS p1SI IEkEKS I are urgently needed by
MI. Richardson, RIM 3O8, Union Station.
OF y s. Railroad Retirement Board 301
gPHoLsTERER, one who is accustomed to
ooing hlgh-srade work, Better -than-aver-
ags pay for a hrst-class man. See Mr..
waTGuM VERY; MAYEB sXER g. CO: 42l 7th St NV:
Pay. excellent working conditions: in
YotNG MAN vtS Clerical ia ex5e4Ienee 5e4e
iearn automobile parts business: permanent
posi.ion with good salary to start and
ersn enance Ior sy adyancement; I; discharged vet
See Mr., Dillon, BARRY-PATE L. ADDISON,
foUNG YOU IN MEN En- hS AND LADIES, age 10 to 30
Become a. dental technicisn, no experience
or education necessary. high-class, dig
nined; fs,d, extra . weli,paying, uncrowded pro-
nIeians nIsn rs are In great demand everywhere.
even IN normal times. Your postwar future
M s,,ir secure sr in this essential profession
pENTAL. LARoRAToRIEs, in Eye st. NV.
AIRCRAFT, Transcontinental and western
Air. Inc, feet service helpers, immediate
openings, young men to service airplanes;
must be ~ yrs. of age or over: opportunity
70 become apprentice aircraft mechanics.
Start ng salary, Sl25 mo. Apply in per-
son, Hangar No. 2, WASHINGTON Ma
T1ONAL AIRPORT. interviewing hours,
2 am. to 3 pm, Monday through Friday
Hiring ARRANGEMENTS approved
8: kANN SONS co. requires the services
or shoe statesmen: good commission rates
with weekly drawing account. Apply su-
perintendent's office, 4th floor. S. KANN
LEARN TRADE-white, permanent. essen
tlal industry, with or without car: good
faiary, increases, car allowance gas sup
plled; daytime hours WESTERN EX-
WOODWARD l. IOTHROP has immediate
openings for packers, checkers, stock
Keepers, jumpers, truckers, bundle collec-
tors, window washer. Apply employment
office, 9th floor
PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE has opening
for aggressive man with good personality
md appearance; ability to meet people
and talk convincingly essential; previous
experience in contact, sales or newspaper
work desirable; salary commensurate with
qualifications and ability. Give details
of experience, age, present employment
and phone number in first letter to
Box 1867, Star.
Evening star., 1944-12-15
HELP MEk 3 WOMEN,

CLERKS 90 for general accounting office
essential industry. GREYHOUND GARAGE.
1345 New York ave. ne.
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS, 16 or over; we
will train you for essential work in our
food counters helping to feed Washington
way workers: good pay, salary while learn
Ing, uniforms furnished and laundry free.
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
employment Office, II St ne
INTELLIGENT PERSON. good disposition,
for typing and light clerical work, answer
ing telephone. 5 TO 7 pm, Saturday to Z
pm, Mr. SUTCLIFFE, SIS North Capitol st
LIMO OPERATOR, full or part time, or
Ct, Takoma PARK. D. c. GE 975S.
MAN AND WIFE, full-time general work
permanent; live in, S75 per month. 81.
PRINTING-Bright boy or girl to learn
linotype composition and printing. Box
Sax. Star.
EALESPEOPLE, full or part time. many
Dement'S. Apply at our friendly personnel
ONCE. End floor, THE HECHT CO, F ST.
sALEsPEoPLE. part or full time holiday
work, for all departments of our store;
food pay. pleasant goEking conditions.
smployment office. ~ P st. ne.
WORKERS FOR PLANT-Appiy BETTAR
ICE CREAM CO. 1335 II st ne