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Evening star., 1944-09-13
Bv Barbara Bell

II jumper isn't in your ward
robe yet, you'll surely fall for this
onel It's really a beauty, with its
sleek skirt. set-in belt, and smart
angles at the shoulders. And that's
not all! The snappy jacket promptly
converts into one Of the incest two
piece fall ensembles we've ever Of
Tered.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1910 is
designed for sizes IL. IA, 16, 18 and
20. Size IA, jumper, requires 2ss
yards of 39-inch material; the
jacket, 21s yards.
Plan your fall clothes now! The
new fall and winter pattern book,
Passing in Review" is now ready
contains 80 pages of the top hits in
Uothes the boys in uniform admire
Date" frocks, street wear, sports
wear, clothes to wear on the home
front-snappy school clothes for
juniors and children. Price 10 cents.
For this pattern, send 20 cents, in
coins, your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star, Post
Once Box 80, Station G, New York
~. N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-09-13

prettily Is the draped brim. The
brim Of . new hat may be wrapped
with satin or velvet, swathed In ma
line or trimmed with ostrich. mari-
bou or even chenille-but, as you'll
see, many Of the hats are brimful
Of news.
II you're the kind Of determined
little woman who will cling to her
calot come what may land you'll
probably have company In the
Duchess Of Windsor-so never you
mindD there are several small ca
lots with neV look. One with
satin-edged cutouts gives on q sey-
ser OF ostrich treated to look like
aigret, while another-also satin
piped-has a frontispiece with but
terf1y cutout and antenna to the
rear--a biological enigma, but .
pretty hat, withal.
All In all, these are no little
sleight-of-hand numbers that you
can whip up while your husbands
waiting. They take q bit of wearing,
too-but they're worth it. You'll find
out actually more hat" means more
dattery.
Evening star., 1944-09-13
Dorothy Dix Says

How much is a wife worth? The
Bible SAYS that the price of a good
wife is above rubies. All men, how
ever, do not put the same value on
brides. for the other day a sailor
fatty refused to pay $3.50 for mar
rlage license on the grounds that he
was not going to be overcharged.
Inasmuch as the OPA has not vet
gotten around to rationing wives
and the supply exceeds the demand,
it is somewhat difficult to put a. cell
ing on them. But while we are watt
ing for them to take the matter up
and settle it. it may be loosely said
that wife is worth to her husband
just whatever he thinks she is. For,
curiously enough, wife's intrinsic
worth has nothing to do with the
way her husband values her. Some
of the poorest wives in the world
are the most cherished and some Of
the best are thrown out on the scrap
pile.
So, wives. being matter of taste
with men. it is impossible to put any
fixed price upon their heads. nor
does any man know when he marries
what he is getting in wife. He
may have drawn the capital prize
He may have gotten the BOBBY one
Nobody denies that marriage is a
CLANCY business, that we 60 into at
our own risk.
The Biblical definition of the
high-priced wife is one who look
eth we'll to the ways of her house
hold and eateth not the bread OF
idleness, and who doeth good and
not evil to her husband all the days
of her life" And that rating still
goes. For, no matter what other
charms and virtues a woman may
have, If she isn't a good housekeeper
and a thrifty manager and easy to
Evening star., 1944-09-13

live with, she is a poor investment
as wife.
But, aside from her utilitarian
qualities, a wife possesses certain
other attributes that make her in
valuable to her husband, even If he
doesn't recognize them. One is that
she is first aid to prosperity. She
Is a spur in his side to do the best
that is in him. Few men ever
achieve any notable success until
after they get married. 1t is only
when a man has wife and children
to support that he gets out and hus-
ties. Also, wife Is q mans only
protection against his grating rela :
tives. Every bachelor is the fore.
doomed victim of his family who
think that as he has no children of
his own to support, he might rs well
support theirs.
A wife Is an asset as safety valve.
Being able to vent on his wife all
the suppressed temper and nerves
and Illustration that he dared not
display In public, saves many q
man from a mental blowup, or los
ing his job. Nor can the worth OF
wives as press agents be computed
In dollars and cents, for when a
wife sings her husbands praise
she carries conviction. People think
she knows him.
And, finally, how priceless is a
wife who tells her husbands white
lies for him; who writes his letters tc
his mother for him; who does all OF
his social chores, and who stands
between. him and bores and gem
orally greases the skids OF life for
| him!
This is why 1t is impossible to put
price tag on wives, but 1t explains
why widowers are nearly always In
such hurry to re-marry.
Evening star., 1944-09-13
About the Home
BY Betty Miles

II have several articles of furni-
ture would like to refinish. They
are all mahogany and one table in
particular has several white marks
on 1t caused by water and moisture.
Could you tell me a satisfactory
method to use?"-G. F.
Refinishing your furniture may
prove quite a job, but we've con-
suited an expert who told us it could
be done, and here's how: Remove
the old finish with a good liquid
varnish or paint remover, following
the directions stated on the can.
Wipe all the old finish off thor
oughly. After the furniture has
dried. sand it with fine sandpaper,
always rubbing with the grain.
After sanding, take cloth and re-
move all the dust. Then shellac the
entire piece with a good shellac, one
that has been thinned with alcohol
until 1t is slightly thicker than
water Let this coat stand about
or hours to insure thorough dry
ing. Then repeat the process of
sandpapering,f dusting, and shell
lacking After the shellac has dried,
sandpaper third time, dust, and
apply the final coat of shellac. Be
sure that, after each sandpapering,
your surface is perfectly smooth. In
order to achieve a satin finish, use
fine steel wool, rubbing with the
grain. on this third coat of shellac.
1t results in a finish that is soft
and dull.
You probably want that egg
shell gloss on your mahogany.
Here's the wav to further achieve
.this:5 Mix solution of paraf1in oil
and gasoline, using equal parts of
each, and mixing in all about one
pint. Dip piece of sock, burlap
or rough cloth in this solution, then
Evening star., 1944-09-13
By Evelys Hayes

servative, there are turban -drApedI
felts that would enable any woman
to slide right into the new fashions
without turning heads. On the more
dramatic side, we like q turban Of
black satin with row upon row Of
tiny back felt scallops running
round and ,roun6. It would be won
derful with . black dinner suit or
one Of the new SATIN trimmed
dresses. Probably the last word in
elegance Is Hattie Carnegie's velvet
turban in freight orange with ear
pieces Of hackle feathers-the last
word in luxury. And for the last
word In drama, see Waiter Florell's
show-stopper. Done even look at
this unless you want to turn heads
and attract attention. It's a pink
Cat its shockingest) taffeta tower
ing turban tied in an outsize knot
way up on top. Maharaiah stun
this, and If you have huge sparkler
go right ahead and add it to the
excitement. This is one that stopped
a luncheon fashion show the other
day! When it comes to turbans, of
course, our ideas of the last word
is John Frederics' gem of gold satin
that spirals architecturally in q won
derful line that manages flattering
width at the sides. A budget buster,
this-but we'll tell you where to
get 1t!
The beret with bloused crown Is
another high light Of the millinery
picture, its smartest version Hattie
Carnegie's matchless Windsor beret,
which is actually beret with a mere
rim of a brim. Some berets carry
the fullness aft; others rise in the
back, swoop in front for another
new line.
Another way of saying more hat"
Evening star., 1944-09-13
HELP MEN lcaaf. !

AUTO GENERATOR and starter repair.
man Good opportunity for txperienced
espaos po, Of takns ,m asrgs Of
MENT CO. leg New York ave. ne.
AUTO MECHANICS (2), mechanics help
ers 60, fabrication men t2l. / once clerk:
Wbup Pay rRE6 sRS MofoR Meyftps
Kansas ave. NV. ia. 290O
Az AuT9 MECHANICS go to work in chrysler
Msses' me-, 81 elesp Naw shSp %or. RossoN MOTOR CO.
AUTO MECHANICs-we need mechanic,
oT, ioT general truck repairs or men mechani-
GfaMy fsaEyp inchned who are draft-exempt to
the Earn sp'r s SY'nss' 70 500 oE'sa' n
Vi s5s9 a0foR fs' eS.' ao hi!s o % i
AUTO MECHANICS AND HELPERS .x.
perienced, with tools; essential work: GOOD
pay; Apply garage, CHESTNUT FARMS
DAIRY. 3241 Prospect ave. NV. Hiring
arrangements approved.
AUTOMOBILES OWNERS, age 81 to 50, as
eiJss5i uNfoN foom ss t5e aoe isy isf
sskEHso Hofa ok "a sskhks ns HELPER. GOOD wage.
sS!AkEEE Wa wasrE6! fIsir sAtFiMosE iTt BAKERY
SSis so5O Georsia ave. NV. Cali IA. 1920.
13st hs,i aza6ass isssns 9Th sss
sAR1ENbERs sys exp.ri.ne.d nw d., or II. n,.,t
TSTsr TSTkl AZ apply 1o Mr. Roser. DEL RIO RES
with top wages for a reliable and experi-
;onnel ;saa once oDoSNEIIs GG'si sGHoRIE. ntE
deliver telesrsms for Western Union, Uni. T.
Hpps Roa R,u5nished sed free sicyses available
nsht, Or holiday n'D Work. no WoopWARD sSsonss ao
SOY white. to o'a Rorf y; n nv paint store. T. j.
NuR MNuURPHY CO. 71O 18th st. NV.
WORK s0tSr:s = sYiS Ii PRNsa Th cc
10y, 10y g Il selpin lpi dental laboratory. eh.ne.
ri 15ise IAs iNod eos ;.i1y is,h to st. 's.s ns
oH d.ys y:ntss &c. full apt1 Tf boFoMAsas 1S5 sst Est
BOY, eolored, IA to II. ride Bike D ana clean ESg
daSi%f q kk tisr faSaSssr sfahSs Ssesr' s saa
3rd st. NV; GE. Ala.
BOYS, 16 to 1s years Of age, to work as
nlsmh'!p cTsSs hhsipsss steady Apply
BOYS, colored, 10 yrs. Of age Or over. for
! DETwEiLER. fkcc.. Eckinston n'' pl. 'u1 .n4
sRIcKL.AYERs ss axI. AND pLAsrERERs. 3: .,.o
2 helpers. Only capable workmen need
apply. Telephone Mr.. Rathbun. w. C. a.
A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO, 1880
Mass; ave: NV. OR. 1864.
RUSMELMAN, for mems clothing, Apply
uNlyERslTY SHOP. T15 14th st. NV,
Bus AND sTREETCAR oPERAToRs-Av-
erage earnings up to $50 per week; essen
tial work; postwar future with promotional
opportunities; experience not necessary;
training paid for; plenty work: paid veca-
tions; free TRANSPORTATION; congenial fellow
Apply weekday mornings, CAPITAL TRAN
slT Co. 3oth and Prospect ave. NV,
GeorRetown. TakR Route No. 20, Cabin
proved) .
Evening star., 1944-09-13
HELP MEN,

ABBREVlATOR and abstracter to compile
and condense up-to-date military. engin-
eerlng and chemical data for publication
in Lefax loose-leaf form on technical data
sheets for Lefax, pocket notebooks to be
carried on the Job; also q young man over
secretary for the president of the .Lefax
Society. Incorporated in he District of
ColumSis ,ftn Siai also an accountant familiar
society; also a competent and trustworthy
manager ,as & Tor the soc society % Apply in person
'es Geo2a. Gee s dEFhx INK in
AIRCRAFT, Transcontinental and western
A Inc INN oDenrs Aircraft
Ass n
4 xMafRhTR RT Nh FaofoGRsarHEk ff6sGGssh FL to learn
camera room work. good salary. starts
.sado fE PHsGs pHhA Ry ApPy
G at 1lth st. NV
APPRENTICES, helpers and installers: es-
sential industry, to install and repair
Pleasant work, ests biished compsny: 'tas: eX-
ceiient opportunity for permanent position
snd and hsf fair heS1iy Tste time
ASSISTANT to shoe buyer. Permanent
RsssTAsr RssfSn P0f FRH as7 dook stsr white .v.nn.
ply chef, CARLTON HOTEL, 10th and K
Assistant JANIToR. large. new 5.story
BLDG. near 10th and Walter Reed Hos
pital; excellent working conditions; beau
tiful apt. and good salary: prefer janitor
now working in small apt. who wishes
opportunity for Advancement. SHAPIRO,
INC. 1341 Come ave. DU. TIT.
ASSISTANT MANAGER to work In once
and stock in retail food store: GOOD salary,
permanent position and excellent future
for Ileht man: Box 36-Z, Star.
ington's largest sea-food restaurants has
openings for several hish-class men to as
sumo the RESPONSIBILITIES OF assistants to
the manager. Only men Of excellent char
acter and with experience in meeting the
public need apply. The position pays well
to start and there's ample opportunity for
Arrangement: Apply MI. Jolles. o'DON-
NELL'S SEA GRILL, 1921 E st. NV.
ARMATURE WINDERS, electric motor re-
pairmen. electrician: will train q few begin
ners: good pay. 5la-day week. ELECTRIC
EQUIPMENT, 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC wanted to work in
Chrysler- Plymouth direct factory dealer
shop. best possible working conditions,
excellent pay for right man. See Mr..
Marsh at WHEELER. INC, 1910 Wisconsin
AUTO MECHANICS tA. experienced men
only, by one Of WashinKtons largest q. M.
dealers: permanent positions: ideal work
ing conditions: fully-eouipped shop; high
est wages to PRODUCING men. See Nr. Tcl.
son, KEARNrY oLDsMOBILI CO., N. =.
ave. ne.
Evening star., 1944-09-13

dip the wet cloth in powdered
pumice-stone. Rub the furniture
with this mixture taking care to
rub with the grain. Wipe the piece
with soft dry cloth. II any crew.
ices or carving appear on the furni-
ture. substitute a bristle brush for
the cloth when wiping in those re-
gions. incidentally, this solution is
a good furniture cleaner.
And be sure to remember this
P. s.: Rub evenly, when applying
shellac, and when sanding, to avoid
inequality in paint distribution. Try
one piece first, for it may prove
more difficult than 1t sounds. AL
though shellac, non-heat-reSistant
gives a finish that Is not so hard
as that resulting from the use OF
varnish or lacquer, it is the product
recommended for use by the novice,
since it is easier to apply.
On table or buffet tops, where you
want a heatproof surface, 1t may
pay you to use lacquer or a high
grade vsrnish with dull or satin
finish. Follow the same routine as
that outlined for refinishing with
shellac, but eliminate the treatment
with the pumice-stone. The use OF
the steel wool on the final coat is
optional. You may want to use 1t
If dust has gathered on the shellac
or if the finish is too shiny for your
taste.
A semiannual waxing Is sufi-
cient, and is really necessary only
on the table tops. Furniture polish
may be applied two or three weeks
after the refinishing job.
Remember, you don't want the
finish TO steal the show from your
furniture. You want the latter to
stand out. not q glaring. too glossy
shellac.
Evening star., 1944-09-13
HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATIONS. corset and brassiere expe-
psTmsn.ns position. DoRNE 'ccsoHSsEfTs 'ccoHRSssEEffTs;
Al LTEiAtTP1ooiN 81 HAND, experienced. dresses
snd suits; suits; salary. .s35 70 start; steady.
aE4ERxnf6N aE4 hnxH HaSDs, S ns coats ,o,, and
dresses. ,,,G nice &c vorkins cendi.ions GOOD
ALTERATION HANDs0Ians6urrh's. 9ts.
women over IS year. Of age sDfks for }all 'or or
MRs, PRATT, employment man man.rsr. a. AZ m
moor, 70 arrange for working hours to
ALI zsSi aEIf e.c..n. ,,r, ana
EonTS1Hg SrnHg sonditions; fun Or part time. THE
SENs9 IFTs19 SHT9prE ST6 h3le Conn: ave. NV:
sSSPef,sanssd. CASTOR. is41 Conn Conn. 'aSs. ave-.
AEMRTGRE and coil windeu-w. will
tralp aap 1sw alert women for this interesting
sSod Dsy D0'sx:s x:. future nEs
ttSsyTTIgpiMiSAT tsyTgi y, Z e. s4zs Sherman ave. NV NV.
AIR 11Rsfnss sEkve IS N N.oSs SSPs ~, =
HkrRs s aeEER feE foI Rs
terias. regular hours. no Sunday work.
m.st .rsson Be dssr9us Of Learning bakery op
meals For further Information see Mr..
McGARRAgHY at 511 14th st. NV
1EAuTICiAN at once, 5Oea commission;
large income. sH. 9731, or SH. 673s.
after pm.
BEAUTICIAN. man or woman: highest SAL
ings; LouEY yENN. 1924 Conn. ave
BEAUTY OPERATOR. make UP to $50
week: Apply 1922 10th st. ny. RE. l746.
emily located, near downtown section: ex.
eellent Eusranteed salary. Call RA. 464s.
fssSSesn SEsST1l ofRaAIoR. 81 .fssf D excel.
lent salary. plus commission. HENRI AND
RQbEkT. 1927 < st. NV,
At once. Top salary. Call In person. OR.
1922, Extension o. II = =
BExUTY OPEaAToRs. top salary. 4o-
BEAUTY SALON. sio isth q. nv.
z (Continued on Next PaSS.S
Evening star., 1944-09-13
How Much Is More Hat?

The big question women are ask
ing themselves these days In their
lighter moments Is How much Is
MORE hat?" They've heard the
words, bulky, top-heavy" and
more hat" used to describe the new
fall chapeau. They've seen advance
pictures Of some that looked def.
nitely overstuifed. And, frankly,
they've been wondering what they'd
fnd In Washington stores when
they started shopping and whether
all the new hats were q bit over
whelming. Many OF them have
called this ONCE with q touch Of the
SAY 1t amt so'' In their voices.
Actually, shopping for a hat this
fall will be lots Of fun. Not only has
the good news from overseas put us
In a mood to buy, but the hats look
newer than at any time since Schi-
apareli startled the world with her
doll hat. The new headgear rings
the death knell for the doll hat, and
all the abuses of the word hat" that
have followed In its wake. This Is
one time when last years hat will
definitely look like last years hat"
You can forget the words bulky"
and "top-heavy." What is hailed as
more hat" usually rises rather than
spreads, and Is seen in masterful
manipulation OF crowns and brims.
As though to emphasize the points,
crowns are sometimes double and
tripled, yet manage to achieve q
balance that is much more fiatter-
ing than the doll-size number OF
yesteryear. The draped crown
reaches its apex in q series of tur-
bans that to us are the epitorne of
TALL 1914 hat news, the perfect
complement to the new dress FASH
ions.
We like turbans from their mild
est to their most maharajah ver-
sionS. To start with the more con-
Evening star., 1944-09-13
HELP MEN,

TOOL AND DIE MAKERs. Instrument
makers and machinists. this 10 your oppor-
chine shop with postwar Employment; g.
hHS, hfsn sssk pleasant Sworsns Sondtons
soWls ss5,As C.. 44is shS' s:tsssd. ass AoR, o'e.
TRUCK DRIVERS. warehouse helpers: per-
Roase asi sSSs PAX * IN furniture ware
TRUCK DKIvER. coiored; must be reliable
nei ned oee sSeer sfssIlsns Apgl DeTsoR
tGPiaoRRsHTEKERs u,sentl, needed b, tn.
1nen ca Aepy n T. E.losa R.s. Ss
UsHERs. ,1s years or over. Apply to
pSher she captain after IL an, LoEw's CO.
TsHERs. 1s years or over. Appl, to
9snsr 9asIroiptain captain after IL am. lows
ins conditions. Apply Mr.. s1ss ANEs. 1901 Io6l
.os;s;Ss SSSs ,ass as; sses .
FHH Eaffha fHor1 edoledh lssh and ..s
man employed during day. ii2a Isth
WATTERs. eoIorsd. for hish-ela.. Sc. food
ss. n:s'' SRA AA'elE akT Ht.'onHs! no!
WALL WASHERS. white. stead, work. a
bocfoR aosPiTa aes Ri.si 1Pnlg fsis
VA. EsAks4 sgsRe e eH:. y:s:.,:r r ,y
WAIcAMAKERs, jewelry sepairmen, plate
printers, multilith operations press feeders
Apply WOODWARD a. LOTHkOP, employ
WTIAsICaMAN. Val G [!d Eood salary. HUB FuRNI-
WELDING ENGiNEdER for for sales ais and ..rv,c.
Work. permanent
ence. Box 64-Z, Star
WINDOW DRESSER for vsIl-estsblished
store, selling sportsvear, mems furnishinss
and women's clothing; good salary, perma-
WINDOW TRIMMER, crepe Taper expert
ence necessary for permanent job Please
VIII write fuil "details resarding experience
YARD Man tcolored). Apply steward,
CvAnRshToE vnso HoTn., 10Th and K sts-pw
9S! 90gNG MAN: rent department. BOSS a.
YoTNG Man. Jewish. 81 nsi part time, 10 o.m
70 pm 3 days . week, SIS: typins.
snIg Snnipping CLERK. Phone RA. 6652 or RA.
ARE YOU INTERESTED in postwar future,
An expanding national finance orsanization
has several openings for men aged 90 10
36 for training as resident managers, must
be at least high school graduates with some
saies experience; S225 to start. Sec Mr.
SHAUSE, 3412 Rhode Island ave, MI
goodyear needs tir. chans.r and truck
drlYer cry GOODYEAR TIRE q RUBBER
5. KASS sons sons CO. co. REQUIRE, ecu tn. services
OF snoe statesmen; good commission rate
with weekly drawing account. Apply
superintendent's once. 4th floor.
Evening star., 1944-09-13
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

ACME MARKETS-Essential work, men
and women wanted; now is the time to get
offers q real postwar future IN the retail
1000 indusrty: experience not required in
wages while learning; positions open now
i ior tood clerks, meat clerks. meat cutters.
rafK Wi msns s1aasrs sy.rv o11d r starting salary
your home: vacations yearly with pay,
10. nr.r., 1saup insurance optional Stop in your
St acne lssi MMs r.sulssion. 81 lsRels ONCE No.
spsT. sps s3xs 2IH OF OF 1gs GIRLS. NEW WORLD
s GAsHiEk: man or woman. thorouEhly ex.
g pm. PLAaa sHsoies ssoRT siIo SHOT, iots Il
S11l. S51Rk 1iaz TYr1sIs ia,S !, BRITISH MISSION
Saturday: SATIRE to !: Exeellent opportunities.
coHYLk. kisnT coioredi no apIiHSfe shilsrsn on farm
nearby Maryland. for general farmins: wife
20 90 hW;; furnished house. good salary
"a MEi NJ dFoffEHf' lo@1 9Th st. NV. Call
DIsHWAsHERs; eolor.d: excellent work
,nS HG,fsP seRditi99s 19as HAMILTON ARMS COFFEE
Foo6 cHEcKEalcAshhinfER. q hin N.tion., Cash
sesisrer ns system. 6-day week, slo5 month
REs!A9RAN4.D DPiy 1io7 Ncs Cons si'.s1 .v. HARVEYs
room and faa Board Sie W. sGr ssas s9s $3.50 month
wife tS help with two children. % on be.uft1 uho
ful l'2oO-asre farm 90 miles from D. c.
Man IL e1 woaAk sSa kkefssan: pm.p.n, ys mar, ,m
s5f ;sss 5@SSaEss ysoI rvs sRIA
snsr1e ssl.1H o. new beauty shop in ArlinEton;
operator. 4n @ salary and commission to start.
MIN Or WoMHNs Msssfa With or rhe Without & car to
t., take 9. over established Watkins route. full
OF Birth eertiness. @ per 1eo,iTsa hosr ug No bond
once Call in person, .613 X st. NV.
has School .oms eosss sa"s'1en M %
read aloud to visually handicapped sttoro -
Rsz; Rsz, f9ll M time Job; Write ioI interview.
sry; .sry; 6-day week: splendid working eondi-
tons. vacation with pay; permanent po-
sitions. n1s. with advancement opportunities.
bR1a bRRpjs spoREs s4 Ne; 3 4 Aldrieh' PEOPLES
PH0TosTAT oPERAToRs. tr.inees ,pd
experienced. Apply BRITISH MISSIONS,
iIU 18th st. NV. Employment ONCE open
9 to l; good opportunities: hiring arrange
SALAD DaeSs0is' oR PaNTRY GIRLS, dishv..b.r,
flaSnen sims AoDTS ADorser bus boys f4ll sT pa,
HOTEL 25ol 18th st. NV.
msnent GOOD salary. LfvIN6sToHss. @ sos
sXogXe LADIES and men. with. eoll.r.
dance teaching positions; day or evenings;
lucrative postwar MANAGERIAL opportuni-
sess aART * Rnaifns sos d1sss sss ss
WANTED, commissary store room clerk;
must have knowledge of receiving and is.
suing fcod and supplies. Apply In person
MINAL SERVICES, WASH. NATIONAL
AIRPORT.