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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATERS-2O, 80. 40 gal.
automatic: no cash needed; small monthly
payments; immediate installation. D. A.
SIANSBURY. Lincoln 1929
PEACHES ARE RIPE at Quaint Acres,
yeGetables In variety, cooking apples bring
baskets, paper bsGs or other containers il
possible g., The ID SILVER SPRING, Colesville
District. Open daily and Sunday until
Spm; sH. $50.
ripening at Lewis Orchards Take u S.
SI,n, S to oorT GTs,ntsryille Va; ask any one;
l WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
incurred BY any one other than myself
hM hAuRENcE WssEinston a. rRASzdN y 26l7 MozaT! Dl
OFFICE SAFE (Millerl for sale: U. S, Sup.
eTs S R% 4Ss IL 70 ana pao'ed and
! Will Nor BE REsPoNsiBLE for any
debts unless contracted for by myself
PVT. e. P. MOORE. b3o2 P st.. Coral
Hills; Ills, Mo ,,o s,o,s 12'
debts not contracted by myself personally.
OSCAR J. TRAINuM, Branchville. Md. 49,
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REpAIRs AND sERVcr1 tce.,. /, ,

soaD houso co bs 620r o :s9cPf PE Ask as5k
Dss sa4 'as sssE 0a, .u:ss 81 ia Ds
ners; yo,k .susrsnteed Michissn 53i6
PAPER HANGING, painting. plasterins;
w0 work gene Immediately; best mechanics.
PAPERING AND PAINTING. A., work:
estimates free. Call MR.. BECKETT. DU.
PLASTER, brick. cement. nasstone work.
waMseerproonng; ase no Job too small. Call TR.
pIxsrERhslNSg! Iii S!zat DON. by expert whit. me.
as shasnics; all work guaranteed. Call
RADIOS REPAIRED. all electric appliances:
llysred EXPRESS RADIO & ApPtiANcE
saDIos kfPHiREDt kePaffg s. I'll aT maze, aA sSs
CO. E2n,W WaTfsId oS55. is.
z mos. Honest prices. .MID-cTIY. RADIO
SHOP 81 pm: Friday and Saturday.
manifestations REPAIRS. all makes.
store type ana home type; boxes repaired.
,,I 1 repair all makes Of washing machines.
REPAIR YOUR ROOF NOW. Roof coating,
paintlng, Guttering. spouting, prompt serv-
Ice. COLEMAN, RE. 84S4 or Ma 6G47. j1s
RooEING REPAIRS. gutter and spoutinx.
cajI CLEMENTS, CO S''!e59 osS7 Tree eS'ima'es'
RUGS and upholstered furniture cleaned
IN N oi,. yeur own home by factory-trained spe-
sEWiSG sEESFiStses GajI Eo s5S
on any make. Adjusting, and oilins' sl.
Ing machine dept. ard foor. s.. KANN
sfWiNGo sRMf Go, m,0,,lF Plilrift Rfp.,vx nsp. W. -
81 eil ard adjust any make machine. soc.
EEepiacement e. parts for all make machines.
The PALAIS ROYAL sewing machines,
TiLE AND MARBLE REPAIRS by experts:
RARDo. Adams 5s0i; ewes, Ho. 5231
recorded BLINDS Evpa4tsa retaped.
ana all makes repaired. ACTION SERVICE
WAsHISG sa5Sii iSs .srytes oE on aeaG !.
makes fTtimssss eyc, iIes cApIToL WASHER
ALL HOUSE REpARs-phons your prob.
lemS TO Miss Ross, REPAIRS. INC, RE.
LET Us SOLVE your A heating e atm 'P probIem,
We are prepared TO make a complete sur
yey OF your present heating plant and car
mske MAKE al necessary adjustments and re-
NEER1NG Co CO. NC, s'' Ap. H2f 1iss Saoe' ENol-
LAWN MOWERS sharpened on Ideal
and tools ground Cali TR. G3s7. X:
d. JAMES. J. BURDIS, carpenter contrac-
Sfn rSTD CAMERA. Sstqn boabt s! nw snd CO co sa
LER & d'ALBERT, INC, s15 10th st. W.
WE SPECIALIZE in insulation. roofing.
Ssldlng' screen and storm doors and vim
sos s5SSfi4s s. q Easements. WAsco l. HuD-
CALL FOR pARKER's electric service.
where yog will get prompt and efficient
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HELP MEN AND WoMEk.
man or woman. high school

CHEMIST man or woman, hieh school pre-
requisite and l or :, years collese expert
ence: plant on North Carolina coast, post =
war position and future assured State
salary expected references. Reply 10 P o.
Box 43l; AleSxandria. Va. or telephone
coGoR1n-Must know switchboard. u
pm. TO Z am, l night OF per week: Ss5
PEI month. Annly MRS. RELY WO 1870.
MARYLAND, wife to do cooking and cleaning
Tor adults: man to do gardening and
light farming: must be sober and depend
abie; able good salary plus room and board.
l021 9TH st NV.
COUPLE, maid and handyman, sober and
ntelligent. Nice room Information by
interview only. WI. 1884
COUPLE - Experienced. sober; or two
women, for general housework $3.50 per
month. room and board, Rockville 2l3-J
FOUNTAIN HE'LL WANTED, part time. e
to 70 pm good salary. COLONIAL VII
GENTLEMAN OR LADY retired nleasinp
personality as resident manager for small
hieh-class guest home. no domestic duties;
rent free and small salary. Call EN- S4O9
MRS. GEANAROS.
GOOD PLAIN COOK for " meals day in
small tearoom sood working conditions:
GOOD salary; no baking, Apply c40S CO.
GROCERY CLERK, experienced clerical
and selling; S35 a week Woodley R36S
RESTAURANT HELP. colored second COOK
vegetable man. part-time walters ant
mattresses: good salaries: pleasant working
conditions. Apply manager. HIGHLAND
CAFE. 1914 Conn. ave. NV, after . noon
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HELP WokAGN.

WOMEN. 30. 70 make deiense items; ex-
perienced on electric power machines;
very GOOD wages; can earn more on piece
Hs sgaFoR + RrsDissa sea e 81; + e vSrs Sx
YOUNG LADY as assistant bockkeeper;
once Of automobile dealer: sood hours.
Apply Mr.. Lowe, LOMAR MOTOR CO,
ss5bdddd ss5bdd coiesviile rd.. Silver sprins. Nd. sH.
YOUNG LADY to give exercise. expert
encsd: fuil Or part time; days. $50.
LEARN negative retouching free; evening
course, p IN. until 10 pm, every night
iull or part time employment guaranteed
1,p Upon nc compilation Of course: Apply GOLD
to II noon daily. Lx. 35O6.
FAMILY going to live in Spanish speak
ing country wants experienced young lady
10 take full charge Of s-yeay-old boy; all
expenses paid. Telephone between o and
ss,,,r 10 an, sl Or between l and pm. to De
EMrLoYED MOTHER wishes lady i' for
ioso sm Tor as snd oyesToid Mon s. Srs
WED. each week: II s4l9. sol b st. Sc Sc
JOB WITH FURTURE for young
woman who would like interesting work in
dept. store. RENTAL LIBRARY, MA. 1894,
Call for appointment: ia.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ALARM CLOCKS and electric clocks re-
psirea "a -noqr service; guaranteed work
Wisconsin ave NV. tacross from Calvert
AWSfNGs, complete, heavy and light cam
GSfA ssen :stsss court * s'
chimney and frepiaces
built and repaired. Phons A. FAGNANI,
BRiCKWoRK. retaining walls. piers. steps.
hreplaces and chimneys, repairs, pointing.
waterproofins, all remodelins. After .,
cARPENTRy. storm sashes and doors,
easREHlas aHRbFP PpaPsns NJ pssperins and repairs
AND sEPTIc TANKS, cleaned
ana drained modern pump. REILLY q
MCDONALD co. Phone Berwyn goo.
ture machine cleaned in your home or
ofi1ce once N. New dry-snds method. moth pro
HoM oF gN se3Sce s1S
where experience and quality materials
are q ,crg Teauired 30 years experience. MR..
ELECTRIC WIRING, fixtures, extra out
IsIS GrePars no aSa Sd honses @ specially REGAL
FLOOR Sabine. M .D hnsSins fR a:oS best grade of
s9Tfmanssp ssrYee Tte RE sasa
GENERAL REPAIR, plastering. cement. wa
teTprOOIHg cdFpenterlnR. 1urn. repairs. all
work by exnart white mechanics Ii 1886.
HOME APPLIANCES, electrical and me-
chanical: prompt evening service and de-
livery: NV. sec. HO. 707o
kEMTONE painting paperlng; experienced
in quality work. MR.. RICE. 81 O4S9
PAINTING, paper hanging: frst-class work
mfnselp Mr. PoAr. vGfk Be- 5ss4 sSae Immediately Gan
PAINTING. interior. exterior: paper hang
ing. roof repairs. HULME. HO. 1929 81
PAINTING. papering, plastering and floor
sanding; quality workmanship: white me-
chanics. RA 1890.
PAINTING -PAPERrNG - Call sheohsrd
P:INTING. PAPERING-Decorating better
tells the story; plenty selections, latest
style papers. H. w. NIGHT. Ho. 1883
PAINTING. PAPERING-Fcr that feeling
OF prewar efficiency service enthusiasm and
customer consideration, let me Go your
work. I'll do the job and do it we'll. with
out giving you any of the slibis hard
blamed on the war. Eficiency is as EN-
cf,ency does: war or no war Let me prove
16s
Evening star., 1944-08-12
Italians Are Hopeful
j. ). Will Relax lis
immigration Quota
By the Associated Press,

ROME, Aug. Delayed I'm
every corner Of liberated italy to-
day. Italians ask the same hopeful
question: will we be able to 60 to
the United States after the WARP"
And 1t doesn't come from Just the
disillusioned, bitter youth who are
unable to see any future in this war
ravaged land. Middle-aged men
professional men-say: I'VE want to
get out of here. We want to go
to America"
So the truth is that countless
Italians are sick of Italy-for polit-
ical as we'll as economic reasons
and they pin their hopes on "a new
life" overseas
Score Quota System"
Emigration consequently Is sure to
be one of the burning issues in
postwar Italy and the Italian press
already has begun to call for a
scrapping of the quota system, -
whereby less than 1000 Italian emf
grants were allowed to enter the
United States each year.
Here are some of the arguments
they give for revision of this
system:
l. A victorious United States will
be the only country in the world to
which a war-torn humanity will be
able to turn for commodities and
supplies for at least 10 years. This
will mean a tremendous increase in
American production and a conse-
quent need for labor. italian labor
knows no peer.
2. With all the reconstruction that
will be necessary in Italy, the coun-
try will be unable to employ all of
its labor potential Italy is rich in
human quantity, but poor in nat
ural resources. The surplus labor
can be put to work in America, pro-
ducing the materials necessary to
reconstruct Italy
3. Before 1914 more than 100000
Italian workmen went to the United
States every year. From those i'm
migrants came steady stream of
money which 'rejuvenated" the
Italian treasury. The Italian treas
ury now certainly needs "rejuvena-
ton
4. American organized labor op-
posed mass immigration after the
World War on the grounds that the
labor market would be swamped, but
the devastation wrought in Europe
by this war is so great that Ameri-
can industry would be able to en-
ploy every available workman to
produce the materials for recon-
struction. There will be work and
bread for all"
Necessary Evil"
Italian lawyers on emigration
have treated the subject exclusively
from the economic viewpoint-as a
necessary evil" If you talk to in
dividual Italians. however, you find
that many OF them want to 20 to
America SO that Il will be left
alone, and so that Il will have some
freedom Many Of them predict
that the Italians will start shooting
each other just as soon as the Allies
leave and they are too tired, too
cynical and too disillusioned to take
part in it.
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Deaths Reported

Martha P. Hatfield. Sc. 3o15 Dumbarton
ave. NV.
Mary NJ Murray, so. s.4 Bladensburs
Caroline r. Pyne. 7s. 1851 Utah ave. NV.
Anna Dudas. 75, 314a w ST. NV.
Kate Musser: -, 5000 N, H. ave. ne.
billiard P. Wood, 72, 1924 Bird st. ne.
Catherine Divers. SO, go 10th st. ne
Alexander H. Bell, jr.. 43, 1901 Swami
st. NV.
Alvin I. Rhodes. SO. Riverdale. Md.
sara Horton. 81, Falls Church, Va.
Edward Miller. 40. 81 L St NV
George Johnson, 30, 1928 Euclid St NV.
1helma Carroll, %, so Logan court NV.
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PERSONAL

BABY GARMENTS knitted, crochcted OF
embroidered to order TR. o445 49,
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask Tor Miss
Campbell. If you are in need Of a loan UP
to $500 on your signature
HEMOBRHOlDS eradicated py my own
method. Results effective for life
time or money back. Write to- booklet No
drugs or surgery DR. SON = .RWERCK.
4b21 18TH ct RA 40.
DR.. II. W. JOHN SON dentist. False teeth
repaired while you wait Room 6U2
Westory Bldg.. 6O5 I4th NV
CASH ADVANCED on pawn tickets dla-
mopds, watches. jewelry, silyerware and
antiques. LIVINGSTON & CO, 1923 II
st. NV ME 3440
If YOU NEED barber service at your
HAVE BABY PHOTOGRAPHED a, home by
baby portrait expert; total cost photos
SO. Adams s4Sg Ewes
WATCH REPAIRING, . to days' service.
matchmaker on premises for prompt al
tention' alarm clocks repsired. guaranteed
Work. ELECTRICAL CENTER ola Inth
St, between E and SITS n " lG.
VACANCY In Martins Nursing Home a =
hour nursing service. Bed patients desired
Ordvay 1879. ISs
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HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERKS; must be typists;
mo AppIy auditop aBSssAbEoRs 'ao aorEi e.
asslsaTsfNff ASH ahf + BfsooRRkFErER. 30 some exoert-
lp or PaF tm See NJ Ksy
ASSISTANT RESIDENT MANAGER for
nished. State references and aualfca-
BEAUTIciAN, lo3s 10th st NV: also 1
oaperator-mnanager for WAC camp. National
sE2uTrcIAS sEs1TI RS 1nes man or woman highest sal.
r. sE.ur 5ogS% asE "ESS ,rn ssS Conn, ave
urday afternoons off. EMILE. JR.. 5.s
shAuTI sSsl HsTeA HkA5fvy f2y sso xssS
BEAUTY orEeAroRs, full or par. time:
sHRSr BhsEfY 81 oPEaa4oR Gslf Ne Ne Ssa vssk to
BEAUTY loPERAToRs. one no part slot time and
NINAss BEATTY SALON, so sos 'I''s'iats il st. ne.
lent salary pas eo@msson HENRI xNb
kstTl sfatTY oPsR.Eo, =: SO aiS week; 4oc COM
BooRKEEPFR% % peTmanent, nen i0.s able st. to Take
charge n Of small ONCE. Excellent salary.
sooSkEEffR soa ;saiAi Sts!' retail, experience pre-.
ierred but not essential petaasa piessaat p1T suS
roundings and working conditions good
salary, flve-day week during summer: lib
;ssaas TIE Rf!s3R5 Yous6 Rushasfs aHs
s6okKEnP,lc sa9R isle st, msch,rs ng orsr.,or n,
1NGToH PRoPERTIEs as41so wardman apR1y WAX PARK
nov aote, & Cnnn = n eve ~ ID Woodley I'd NV.
National Nations aviation orsanization. Typins
BooKEEPER sTENoGRAPiHiER. expert
law firm; 5ia-day week with iiberaI 'cao esca-
ton; salary commensurate with ability.
State Ssa aee experience and references. Box
BUS GIRLS, colored, for sea-food restau-
rant. Must be quick and dependable Top
wages with meals. Good %orking con-
Rus oPERAToRs-Tne need is Urgent
Women and men over 81 years of ase
iNeToN S MARLBoRo AND ARPS hNSAPof4s Meih
sS1sSs, MoToR LINES; M INC see Nj Barnes: 1916
Sss9 81 ets5 }s 6ss i SlAal e
day plus meals See sia.ofss Miss Burk, S FAIR. (.
EsE = HnTEL 21G0 Mass. ave. NV.
CASHIER wanted; must have experience
excellent earnings guaranteed. CROSBY
SHOE STORF. 11l5 ST. NV
CHAMBERMAIDS for mountain resort
hotel good wages, room and board and
good tips. GALEN HALL HOTEL, Werners-
Women. colored. am. to II noon
Apply housekeeper, DOCTORS HOSPITAL,
1878 Eye st NV.
CIGAR CLERK for modern air-conditioned ID
drug store in Arlinston; salary, s35 for
ment call OK. 1113, MR.. CARRIER
CLERK, work In drugstore; 8 to ewes.
TON T. MYERS, 1400 14th st. NV.
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George Thomas, 90. solIs Georgia ave,
and Mary Killeen, 90, 242O Wisconsin
ave NV
Robert Cannon, rs, 1918 Blltmore st NV.
and Marian Hughes, :3, 2o"0 goth ST.
Samuel Rosov 40 1894 1oth st. NV, and
soB.T, Bese Mar m.sns A. 34 6s,ra,t l4h St
Robert S Neson, scr '"si PistsSursS S. and Ks,b
ui,i,I lien Frlseh' 90 1442 Fairmont st, NV.
and Edith Hill, IS, $500 47th St. St. NV NV
James Anderson, 49, 173l South Pollard
q! s,:vt1saas A1rlastSn' q, and Edith Duehette' is
Spring and Ethel Robinson, 20, o7o5
Robert IN Maesresor, 90; Urbsna; Ohio; and
way lane NV
William Delaney. 81, Baltimore, and Evelyn
Reed Dawson, ir.. -, 42l5 Eastern ave.
NJ Rainier, and Erma Jacobs, o5, 4lo4
-, Russell ave. Mt. Rainier
MirM Neidlinger, 10, 3o3s Monroe St
John BOYD IS. 3@a N st su.. and Lucy
MuiVsneY' As 1901 Massachusetts ave,
Paul Anderson. ~. aoo- ressender ,t nv
and Shirley Mckenzie, 80. Roosevelt
Philip Hamhn IS Rutherford N J., and
Evelyn Gundersdorf as Union City,
Arthur Horner. "a $500 9th st. NV, and
Miriam Beall, 81, 1915 Chiffon st. NV
John Kaleusher. 21, Bethesda, and Virginia
-. Preble. a. 1917 35th pl. NV.
Walter Selby. 80 NAVY Yard. and Helen
Gardner. 20 302 18th St ne
John Alror, 90, ard Virginia Romeo, 90
both of Baltimore
Clarence Robinson, g. Richmond, and
Cora Carter, A. 4O4 1st ST. NV
clarence wilkins, %. and Katherine Smith
90, both of 623 M st. NV
Ralph Dolk, "a, 1911 Massa chuSetts ave
Sc and Dorothy Rauch, 81, 15S 36th
st. ne.
Hsrold Hunter. ir.. ~, and Mary Aylor,
80, both of Qusntico
Jesse Weaner. jr.. 81. New York. and Mary
Pierce, 1s, 407 Lebaum St sc.
Issued at Rockville.
Carl Leo Roberts. 26. pnd Aravilla Irene
Wasner %, both of Kensineton, Md
Samuel Henry Webb. jr. 10. Jersey City
and Edith Madeline Fracker, 10, wash
lnston.
Charles Fr,or" Lake. 30 Rockville. and
Helen Elizabeth Woolston, 81, Phila-
william e. Smith, %. Alexandra. and
Ruth Bauer. Is washington
Richard A. White. "a Waynesboro Pa
-, and Anna F. Mandara, % Washington
Clarence NJ. Cake. Al. Washjn ston. and
Iorlta Mae Allen, "a, Norfolk Va
Evening star., 1944-08-12
INSTRUCTION COURSES,

SPECIAL COACHING CLASS. first-year
TO 1870 am. Call NO. 1137, 7 to 8 pm.
PIANO INSTRUCTIONS-S. BEZDEK, mus
m, studied here and abroad accepts pupils.
all grades, 81 so, 30 min. 1929 Benton
st. NV. Ordway 41a7.
FRENCH LESSONS given by French lady
Call HO. 2104, Apt. 626, between Z snc
EN- 13s
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTIONS avail
able on Cubs, Taylorcrafts and Waco S.
0-330-horSepower ratings at Congresslonal
Airport. out Wisconsin ave. on Route 240
between Bethesda and Rockville. Md Take
Rockville bus at District line. Phone
Oliver SSSS NJ.
Evening star., 1944-08-12
Births Reported

Sidney and Edith Adler. girl
Dominic and Marsaret Aluisi, boy
Harry and Jane Ames. boy.
Gene and Margaret Arnold, girl
Maurice and Ellen Barnes. rirl.
EEdwsrd Edwsrd snd snd SAT. GatheTns Barrett boy.
Paul and Mary Byrnes, girl
Parran and Martha ,Buckler, boy
Amos and Madge Butler, boy.
Preston and Rachael Cockey. boy
Charles and Bette Davis. coy.
David and Joan Davis, girl.
Ralph and Esther Dean. boy.
Morton and Bernice Dworken, boy
Ted and Christine Ellis, boy.
James and Mary Giles, girl.
Richard and Mary Grassy, boy
Raymond and Ksthryn Harris, boy.
Alton and Alice Harweli, boy.
Stafford and Grace Hawken. sirl.
George and Ora Heflin. eirl.
James and Helen Hitselberger. sirl
Robert and Martha Hollowell. 9irl.
John and Margaret Hoover, sirl.
Clarence and Mary Jenninss bov
Joseph and Cornelia Johnson, boy.
Paul and Electa Kluttz. boy.
Simon and Harriet Lazarus slrl
Franc TT1sncs ls and and Barbar. ss lI, Lsech, hoy.
6aTss .oTss and and Fyssa Fyssa hsnss Msess sir sr
Percy and Esther Mullen. boy
BsSd BsSt5t sns and Eon. Nsssns soseV a boy
George and Greta Nordmark. girl.
Garrison and Emily Norton. girl.
Bernard and Irene Ostmanh, boy.
Emil and Ruth Peterson, boy
Daniel and Shirley Phillips, boy
George and Margaret Pollock, girl.
Bernard ,nd Sue Powell, girl.
John and Maren Quinn, boy
Lorenzo and Refueio Reyes, boy
Sadie Ostrow, TO- 1907 Conn. ave NV
Orpha NJ Beal. SIS, 2s2S 27th St NV
Louis Blumbere, 56. 423 Delafield pl nv
Wesley and Corinne Robertson. boy
Amado and Martha Romero. boy.
Everett and Mildred Schillina, girl
Marcus and Joyce Seelig. boy
Ralph and Dorothy shaffer, girl.
frsnk ano Jane Sizemore. sirl.
Clyde and Jean Smith, girl.
Frederic and Evelyn Sauires sirl,
Alden and Vivian Struble, girl
Thomas and Margaret Sweeney. boy.
George and Elsie TAYLOR, boy.
Evening star., 1944-08-12
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. c.
SATURDAY, AUGUST H. 1914

Clinton and Eaulien Touart. boy.
Joseph and DSsmar Turner, boy.
Donald and Greta VAUGHN, girl.
Hans and Mary Warjone, boy.
Clifford end Macie weed, girl.
Jack and Dorothy Watson. boy
Robert and Harriet. Williams girl.
Lewis and Margaret Wilmot johnson girl.
Joseph and Elsie Barnes girl
Wexford and Comora Brock, boy.
William and Mildred Frye, boy.
John and Dorothy Hall, girl,
Luther ann Rubye Henderson, srl
Frank and ThelmA Lynch girl.
Robert and Mildred Powell girl
Evening star., 1944-08-12
Attention

Applicants Jor positions listed
on these pages must be inter-
rie,0ed first By the advertisers.
and must then secure final re-
terrul from the United States
Employment Service unless ar
rangements hate been made for
direct hiring as indicated in
the advertisement.
Evening star., 1944-08-12
SITUATIONS DoMEsTlc

COyPLk, white, desires country place as
COOK g.h.w, caretaker. BOX 11o-x, Star.
13s
GIRL, colored. dependable, honest, desires
1874 10000
GIRLS. colored. 2, want part-time morn
ing nousework or nighIwork cleaning
WOMAN. colored. settled. wants lob in
apartment, look after school-ased child for
employed couple. live in. Decatur 7l46
Evening star., 1944-08-12
, vb"1N -
nuTauNEGG

TEACHERs-Today' demand for teachers
gives YOU an unprecedented opportunity to
salary levels of the last decade. Excellent
positions in private and public schools at
all grade Levels. This year is definitely a
activity. Let Washington's outstanding
teachers agency place you. RE. ;y93s.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Colo
RADIO Bldg I4th and G.
Evening star., 1944-08-12
MOTOR TRAVEL

MARRIED COUPLE desires transportation
to Northeast Texas after September /.
Experienced driver member AAA: share eX-
penses. Woodley 1894 after ] pm. 13a :.
LEAVING THURSDAY, 24th Aug, for Los
Angeles Calf: take . passengers help
drive. share expenses. 1871 Chev. sed Call
Ii S25S l3s
Evening star., 1944-08-12
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laUs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Uoit three full days and
rece1ue their license on the fifth
day, Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1944-08-12
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

Man AND WIFE, colored. no childre
want janitor Job with living quarter
Call CO. 1853 from $3.50 pm
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CONTINUED on Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1944-08-12

WAITRESS, white. for hotel coffee shop;
SNb %A5TdTS Mist 5e ovs4 soy5Es 81 .,g.. BAR
snsed @ in liquor IS, trade Cal Cali in in person. person
MATTRESSES. mountain resort hotel; good
GALEN Hall as HOTEL. wernersvilie, Pa. Pa.
Ss exse1spt worsGs
WAITREssEs %. splendid working con-
e9n sS'fss1 RTK ns Tsht s4ss gSrk s Apply p,
MATTRESSES. white: tirs and good salary.
aSSa Conn aye NE W3 aIa
Ass7 Ssf rs s6e
MAfThfssEs sss lt'h essslent ss working cenal
@ TSgRASF,' P''s S1s sF ~ s capitol st. n.v FR r..
MATTRESSES. white, experienced. 1st-
class restaurant, good salary, excellent
tio., best meals avsilas,. short hours;
WOMAN. Avi white. e. refined for light house
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salad counter: SOC per hr: no experience
sHEa osnns Co. or hsdade MasPe HG
14th and Park I'd. NV
WOMAN, white. middle-aged, to operate
good salary to right person. MR. THRIFT.
1909 New York ave. NV.
WOMEN, 2: l to cook. the other for gh.w.,
on nearby country estate; modern private
living quarters, attractive salary. Box
46h-A, Star.
Job: to learn cafeteria work: in the finest
organization in the country: hiring ar
rangements approved. Telephone MISS
GREER, CO. 1850.
WOMEN WANTED. ages g to so, no ex-
perience necessary. also part-time work In
evening for unemployed women. Earnings
rapid increases promotion opportunities:
permanent positions; work near your
18th St. % np., $50 "D.Ds am. to mse pim' Mon.
Fri. $50 an. to pm, Saturday. THE
CHESAPEAKE a. POTOMAC TELEPHONE
CO.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-09-16

Memphis, after a three weeks visit
with her mother and other relatives
and friends.
Mr.. Waddell Bolton of ST Louis
came Sunday to visit with relatives
andf riends.
Mrs. Ruby K. Brown ana chill
dren has returned from Meridian,
after pleasant visit in the home
OF their mother-in-law, and grand
mother, Mrs. Martha Brown.
The many friends of Mrs. Dear
mon M. c. Charm are sorry to
know that she is i'll. All hope for
her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Bessie Souter has returned
from Puerie, H., and Cleveland,
Ohio, where she visited her daught-
er.
Mrs. Pearly Wright, Mrs Hattie
Wright, Mrs. Sadie Wright, Mrs.
Viva Wright, all shopped in Tu-
pelo Monday.
Mrs. Davis and daughter have re-
turned to their home in Arkansas.
after visit in the home of her
son, Mr. Albert Davis.