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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-30
Three School
Trustees Are To
Be Elected

Il should like to impress on the
people of Libby school district the
Importance of turning out at the
polls at the school election next
Saturday and giving their support to
the trustees request for the adj
ditional 5 mill school levy" said
A. j. Agather, chairman of the board
of trustees while discussing the mat
ter this week 1T is very difficult
these days." continued Mr.. Agather,
ito confine expenditures within the
available income in view Of in
creased costs all along the line This
is possible only by carefully
watching all disbursements. am
sure the taxpayers will give us that
support when they understand the
situation that is confronting the
board"
The mill levy is spoken of as an
additional levy but it was voted
last year and is being asked for
again this year. 1t is needed not
only to maintain present teacher sal
aries but for other expenditures as
well. The teacher problem is quite
a serious one. As EVERYONE knows,
teachers are very scarce and there
are many schools seeking their serv-
ices. Other schools are offering
higher wages in order to attract
teachers and Libby must keep in
line with this tendency if it is to
secure competent staff of instruc-
tors.
Trustees To Be Elected
AT the same time there will be
the annual election of trustees. The
terms of Joe KujaWa, Walter Zol-
lars and Mrs. Ed Kemp expire and
their successors are to be chosen
for one, two and three-year terms.
Filings have been made for Mrs.
<. l.. Kemp who has consented to
be candidate for reelection, to
the one year term; for Walter Zol-
lars, for reelection, to the three
year term; and for DR.. Roy Sher-
man for the two year terms
Mr.. Kujawa decided not to seek
reelection in view Of the fact that
he has served for IL years He has
given the district faithful and val
liable service during that long time.
Polls will be at the Central
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-30
Bear And
Three; Cubs
Routed Out
Falling Trees Scare
Bruin Family From
Winters Den.
YOUNG MOTHER DOESN'T
SHOW MUCH FIGHT

Recently while Vester Anderson
and his buddy, sawyers for the J.
Neils Lumber Co., were falling trees
IN the Barron Creek drainage, they
unknowingly spoiled the winter
quarters OF Mrs. Bruin and three
little cubs who were run out of
their den by the ash-bang noise
OF falling trees and woodsmen yell
ing TIMBER" as more trees
piled up across the huge windfall
where the den was located. Then
out came Mrs. Brllin to see what
this was all about, and up she went
III tree so small that it was about
to break Oft from her weight. The
men investigated heard cubs in the
den, and decided to 60 away be-
fore Mrs. Bruin became angry.
But the mother, young black
bear with one black and two brown
cubs, finally moved out further up
the hill In her slow trek to more
secluded spot, she began making q
series of nests under the big pine
trees where she moved her little
ones from one to the other by slow
degrees.
The sawvers felt sorry for Mrs.
Bruin and her three cute little cubs,
still too small for making much
progress through the jungle of the
forest, SO each day, they divide
their ration points and feed the
mother bear scraps left over from
their lunches and others contribute
an extra lunch or two to compen-
safe for the inconvenience of being
bombed out of their winter quar-
ters.
As you approach the mother
bears rejuvenated quarters, she be-
gins to growl and snarl. Soon after
she will 60 up big pine tree and
sit there. on a limb to keep guard
over her babies. II ore cries out
as you pick it up to fondle 1t, Mrs.
Bruin will grind her teeth, spit and
growl, and bite out chunks of bark
to let you know. that trouble is
about to start if you dan't watch
your step. She, being a young moth
er, has not attained vicious tenn
perment, otherwise she would put
the run on anyone that approached.
Her baby cubs, while cute and some
what snarly, are not much larger
than good sized house cat. While
female bears, invariably, have twin
cubs, it is quite unusual for them
to have triplets. However, "old
timers state that they have known
of such cases. Perhaps this particu-
lar Mrs. Bruin has been hearing
about the human race where quad
ruplets and quintuplets have been
born in England, Argentina and the
u. S. A., the results of boom in
increased production for war time
needs, and decided to get into the
limelight under the banner, pro-
duced in the Kootenai National For
est without lend lease aid.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-30
MANY ATTEND LAND SALE BY
COUNTY

A large number of people from
over the county gathered in Libby
Friday to bid on tracts of land Of
fered by the county at tax sale.
County Clerk Schuck reports that
the commissioners were very well
satisfied with the results, property
valued in the approximate amount
of 100000 having been sold. Some
OF the land was purchased because
of Christmas tree possibilities,
some because it was good grazing
land and little because it con-
tanned timber Of value.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-30
TITLE TO MINE CLAIMS
FOUGHT IN COURT

The case of w. r. Dilley and
Charley Newman against the Fit
sum Gold Mining Co., the Victor
Gold Mining Co., l. j. Lee, Hugh
Little, F. G. Higgins, ct al was tried
in district court before Judge Dean
King this week. The case was to
quiet title to certain mining claims
south of Libby, and required the
greater part Of three days. + M.
Blackford and Marshall Murray APP
peared as attorneys for the plant
ifs and Thos. D. Long for Lee, Lit
tie and Higgins, the other defendants
not appearing.
The court took the case under
advisement.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-30
CAPTURED JAP RIFLE
ON DISPLAY

A display in a window OF the
Mountain States Power Co. office
attracted considerable attention the
past week. 1t consists Of a japanese
Arisaka rifle and bayonet, which
are wicked looking weapons and
both of which show much evidence
of having seen a great deal of serv-
ice. They were sent to John Fuller
of this city by his son, Sgt. Norman
Fuller, who is serving with U. S.
forces in the Pacific.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-30
INSTALLS VULCANIZER

The only tire vulcanizer installed
in Libby was put in by l.. J. Brown
at the Clack Service station last
week. Having the local equipment
will benefit the local autoist whose
need for a quick repair job Is
urgent. Mr.. Brown has had previ-
GUS experience in vulcanizing at
Detroit.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-30
STILL ABOVE ZERO

Many local citizens we're under
the impression that March n was
our coolest night this season, but
Leslie Leigh Of the government
weather bureau informs us that the
minimum reading was one above
zero.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-30

school building and will be open
from 100 to TOO o'clock p. m, on
Saturday, April /.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-30

The radio is an invention that
sounds swell at home, but terrible
next door
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-30

The fellow who thinks himself
wit is usually half right.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-30

The person who runs into debt
usually comes out crawling
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-03-30
Work by laps Necessary

Gould you have properly main
tanned the railroad without employ
ing the Japanese Hawkins was
asked.
Absolutely not" he instantly re-
piled. white labor was not avail
able. And furthermore the Japanese
are willing to take up jobs to which
Continued on page y
Evening star., 1944-09-11
HELP WOMEN,

AIRCRAFT = Transcontinental a. western
Ar. Inc; immediate openings, stenograph-
efs eieIkypsts slerieals for
SON hangar No. 2. WASHINGTON National
Airport. Int. hours, am. to 8 pm,
HITERAffoS HGHi saAtTHsS HANDS, coats suits and
dresses; ,, nice working conditions; good
ALTERATION HANDS on women's d; dresses se
z5lIia INTENTION HANDS: sooe $. Salary. arg { ex-
ings: Apply all week: KAPLoWrrz BROS,
AnTEsaTfeS ith RetTees HaH6s sSG expe,encea IN
.ypes Of ladies', apparel, knowledge Of fit-
snnp satiop sapp Apply m in person THE BLAIR
sxpeTienssd aAsToN, i441 'ecg Conn. SaVe. ave.
ARMSSfTtHHkE and coil xinders-we will
train few alert women for this interesting
work permanent postwar, future assured,
RaE e. day s47s sfss Sherman ave-
and typing; 39-hour week; for recreation
Assistant FooD suPERVISoRW1ntesr: 81 fntss:
esting position with good future: excellent
sary; must have degree in home economics
or institutional management. Apply HO-
TEL sTATLER, Personnel Once, 18th and
BAKER. good home pies and cakes: steady
work; no Sunday work. COLLIER INN,
1909 Columbia I'd. NV. GSth and Colum-
Beauty OPERATOR for salon. convent
emily located, near downtown section; ex-
Seiisnt gqsranteed salary: Call RA. 4e4s,
ssxfsp fxGTY PEI .ftsT pm with
knowledge of hair dyeing. to work in re-
fined surroundings. Apply ROBERT OF
PARIS. 1914 Conn. ave.
beauty salon; highest salary and commis-
sion: EMILE Jr., 1868 Georgia ave. Silver
SS5'asi sHA9sIixM No OPERATOR wanted; PEGGY
LAMBERT HAIRDREssER, 1746 Pa. ave.
Beauty sxi n d4REiaRAroR. 5Ria good salary .nd
commission. Apply 1929 10th st. NV.
Be sEAutT11Y3 Y OPERATOR, at once; $50 week
and 40eo commission 3415 Columbia
pike; Arlington; Va; Phone OK. 14s4.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around: excel
sEsGFT sGaTFI oPERAFoks Is With top salary and
commission 1928 Conn. ave. NV, 3O9
No Glebe r., rd' Arlington Ono license re-
fssossSsRSk fssossSsRSkEEfiNe ASSISTANT. some stenos-
bssinnne ae0a sasry aG % sa4o 4oSGar aT1osAI osex
ASSOCIATION OF BRoADcAsTERs. 1850
N st. NV.
OOKKEEPER-CLERK,s salary $3.50 month;
weekdays. to $50; Sat. 8 to 1. Call
BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT. with some knowl-
edge OF shorthand: permanent position,
ward Bids. ~ ' "'' "'''
Evening star., 1944-09-11
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, once mgr, age 30, ten
years experience, taxes, cost, statements,
procedure. Now employed. desires change.
VII leave city. Box 2Q9-H. Star. l2.
part time; statements. audits, tax returns;
prompt. reasonable.. ordway 2074.
adaptable. experienced in executive and
administrative positions in retail. whole
sale and export, wants position with fu-
tqrs; tss u United States or abroad. Reply Boz
ENGINEER AND ESTIMATOR, heavy con.
struction, sewer, water. years with pres
ent firm. desires position with opportunity
for Advancement. Box 200-T. Star.
ENGINEER wants connection as manufac.
turers representative; experienced in naval
design and procurement Of ship construc-
ton materials, equipment aud outfit: q.
14-H. Star. 12s
MAN, 40 yrs. old. married, 20 yrs bus,
exp, available Immediately, wishes respon-
sible position in, = retail business; srocsry
preferred. Box 140-H, Star. H.
MAN, colnred. 32, wants part-time Job: 4-5
hours evenings: experienced in mainte.
nance. switchboard, ETC.; recently COMPLETED
L year radio mechanics. Phone DI. 32s5.
WINDOW WASHER. floor waxer and wan
xxo Oh har all
Evening star., 1944-09-11
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

SqiidiRE; iiss! Tocans any SIZE JOB. AAs n n q.
GoMMUNfTY CoSTRAcToRs - Prompt
estimates for any, type of work, special list
l20s Emerson st. NV. RA. 42ss: evenings.
MODEM CONTRACTING CORP. All kinds
sSS5ss; q s W. TsieDhens iii. 0l.N ses5: su'
GESGSAL REPAiR % and ~ remedelinE moo hE work work
sS@' ainsi EhE i1f s''1sBs' s5s isnS.
EssS. s:sss s!es sHe5RrsY rsspossas SSss
Msm5sr Men i'm; IN Home Improvement duiidd::
joins JOINS .aNVLE roofing. siding. storm
sssssssiIRacasSna ssssi 6S 6Sssl:o OF to ascS: seS: GATES
ss &; ;5s sss s4s; sss
Ing, insulation: combination storm sash.
MoDEaNizEn asaS = NC Youf RE SsSo poren., ,r
and plumbins; roofns siding and Storm
Get sf En' .sn. s5
pa,Sr1Ne "a SS1ntTectofs; aVn GE nIcG5 SS5i iirNc
at making homes brishter; now is II the ysals tms
to protect your roofs with chat Of paint;
our rates are very reasonable for the type
Of work We do: please call after 5 o'clock
LUCAS. LUCAS & LUCAS, S23 Emerson
st. NV. RA. 6s59
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME and add sddi.
tional income Attics made into rooms,
basement rooms finished. porches in-
closed: concrete work. plumbing, decorat.
Ing: asbestos siding and roofing and gen.
eral house repairs. Get our free esti.
mates: small monthly payments. TABOR'a
HOME RENOvATING, INC, 1920 Irving
st. NV. Adams 1900.
DEAL WITH a reliable firm. We do pa.
pering. painting. carpentry work. shngls
and Stag roofing. asbestos siding, weather.
stripping, screening, storm windows and
All types Of home repairs. Small monthly
payments. No cash down: Free estimates.
York ave. NV. MA. 7416. aS'
Evening star., 1944-09-11
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresheI
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretarial subjects. Est,
81 yrs. Accredited. Inquire now, MA
233s. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F st. topp,
& &CapiIol Theater! ..
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able on Cubs, Taylorcrafts and Wscos.
Q-33O- horsepower ratings at Congressional
Airport out Wisconsin ave. on Route 24O,
between Bethesda and Rockville. Md. Take
6,Ssy 6Hesvle ssss BUS r at District line Phones,
REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING.
mechanically inclined men get free facts
about repair and installation work oppor-
tunitles and spare-tlme training plan. Write
UTILITIES INST, Box 67-H, Star. IL
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA-Study at home
prepares for COLLEGE or business. All texts
furnished: Write for free booklet H-2 to-
day. AMERICAN SCHOOL. 1912 Com
mercial Trust Bldg. Phila ., Pa.
SPANISH, native teacher, conversational
method beginners, advanced students;
small Eroups. Senior Ramos. Republic 3O16
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher; beginners, review, speed dictatiop:
private lessons; moderate rates. DU. 2a2S
Evening star., 1944-09-11
Hrlp WoMFN.

WANTED, for hish-grade secretariel posi-
ton with many responsibilities person OF
h, e o1y p6Un 1sSssn r
successful corporation Of national repu.
tation; must have proper VINO release and
situated TO accept position upon short
nSsice Bo1 YApgly gtsr By letter for interview
CHRISTMAS CARDs-sei 80, with name,
81: Complete line Christmas assortmeptst
gift wrappings, everyday cards. Big profits.
approved samples. EMPIRE CARD I7D.
VIZ VIZ GxvE VACANCIES for women IS years
and over TO take positions as salespeople
and ciericals. Good starting salary. Ap-
piy personnel (, once. End floor. THE HEcHT
w HAVE An OPENING In our ONCE stan
for typist: We will start you at $50 a
week with regular increases. Apply MIR.
$50 FOR g FIvE-HoUR DAYs-Experi-
enced woman wanted to work only from
/ pm. to pm. six days week; selling
experience necessary. one Of washington S
finest companies; lovely atmosphere. Write
details about yourself as to appearance
WOULD you like to learn the latest styles?
We have .. vacancy in our pattern dept,
where the latest trends In fashion are at
your nnsertips. Good starting salary and
sonnel once, End floor. THE HEcHT CO.,
DO You know anything about electricity.
and have cercal sSy you may s1aS
for clerical work in large radio school;
We give you. any further training needed:
advancement as earned; 5-dsy week, good
da5slas aoSs4s s47s Gan
PLEASANT. dignified outside work, 3 to 4
hours daily taking to school children;
nothing to carry or sell; excellent straight
salary. plus excellent bonus. Apply 2S15
l4th st, NV
Evening star., 1944-09-11
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

nEAUTlClAN wants position, 10 am. to
Oerienee Ia. 7559 fuesdsg. g. Between bssass er *
noon and 3 pm. ASK for MISS THoMP-
Bo0KKEEPER. experienced double entry,
capable fun charge; also experienced
paysoil sot and nayroll M s taxes; am. to pm;
ilsslstisns Miss hERG hR8af'RS; isso
l5xns Fl Rv HR Adams sss
commercial, motion picture experience,
wishes wishes to locate postwar position. Call OR.
GIRL. eolored, neat. reliable. desires walt
ress or fountain worlS daywork. Ex OIS6.
GIRL, colored. wants Job as elevator oper.
ate affer Pm, Pm: Address 1873 Eye st. ne or
aoUsEkIEPER. fS5 st tsPE white to take care Of Il APT.
saart sna three ssa mus. live IN State
NURSE, practical, experienced. wants
so1nb so9is esses sSiG sixday week. s3S week. Ran
0RGANIsT. church. 8 years experience.
IA "a; CIs@.t 5IsS evenings S1IpEa ., ~
s:9 i ;s:sS:s s5: Is s.ssss.s
Efss EFa N6asfs HG fsss nos.sr.d Emergency HOSP.
matured, desires light nursing, companion.
G. e. e .s Florida; hiEhest references, MRS: i.
REsi1ENT Snsaf s MANSGEk, GIs e. apartment: pleas. m
1nf i4Io' personality excellent references. sH.
SEC.-STENO., capable. exp. as office man
ager, desires position with established
arm: good postwar future; $50 week min
imum. Write MISS LA VANCE SHONE,
S56 Hemlock St NV l3s
STENOGRAPHER wants tipping to do at
home. Will call for work and return
promptly. Shepherd 14l0. 13s
WOMAN: young. available for hotel clerk
or allied duties; fully experienced. Box
208-H, Star. 12s
WILL MANAGE small. highly respectable
rooming house. maid service included. nw
exchange for unfurnished Groom, kitchen
private bath apt. on premises. Box 1855
II, Star. IL
Evening star., 1944-09-11
PERSONAL.

WATCH REPAIRING, Q to 4 days service;
alarm coeks ep vorz
guaranteed. ELECTRICAL CENTER, 514
10th St. between e and F SITS. NV. f6'
BETTER HEALTH STUDIO. Colds and
chronic snn. , pains treated. Trained nurse.
WAKE UP BY PHONE-2-ring call. 1c;
4-ring call. &c; etc: answering optional:
information, ewes: after $3.50, DE. 5305.. 13s
TENNIS ENTHUSIASTS-Profes in-
struction by the hour. JOE REISs., TR.
HAVE FUN at the dances given By the
Circle Club; Call FR. O59O. 70 pm. oc5'
HAVE BABY PHOTOGRAPHED at home by
baby portrait expert; total cost, photos.
So Adams s4S9 ewes, for appt.
HEMORRHOIDS eradicated by my own
method. Results effective for a life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No.
drugs or surgery. DR.. SOMMERWERCK.
45Sl @ 10Th st nv RA. 4747.
repaired while you wait. Room 6O2.
Westory Bldg. sos 14tb NV.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Campbell. If you are in need Of . loan up
TO $500 on your signature.
ALLENCREST SCHOOL, day and boarding,
ages 2 to 8: immediate openings. 245O No.
Powhatan St, Arlington. GIL. $500.
EMPLOYED mother desires refined home
for two boys, age Q and 13 yrs. with
board. northwest section. Box 121-H.
Star lie
Evening star., 1944-09-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

INTERESTED in business and Investment
opportunities Of all kinds MCGEE. Real
Room 1912. MA. 4244. Is
nov, nov $500 to $1,000 weekly 3. BAUM,
PARKING LoT FOR I. RENT. s75. R5Soaming
house for sale, $1,000. BEHREND. Ma
RESTAURANT. lower Conn. ave. location,
dong approximately S150.0O0 per year.
with possibilities of doing more: estab-
witd the best OF liquors. Price. s45, 900.
Phone ea9r Na assa 9Ssa half cash. balance TERMS
SUPER SERVICE and appliance center.
million million dollar business available. Seven
Roebuek Giant Market. aPeeSdes Peoples i6Srs Drus
store: trafhc count 100000 cars pass this
saTns popason daly rnme5 ws
Who would be interested sp0fa'0s in sensra ssnaai
washing machines, refrieerstors and ali
electrical home and automobile appliances
sitn siss fhe ses general feTyicns Of
gasoline pumps can be installed facing all
corners. Three. service bays to be erected
million doaT b@sness foT fse raht pso is
pSY s;sSss ~aata t. LOUIS s
espsey s RSS sfdD5sBt 554 n rRe
SARaGE Cal AGE BfiR0Fs foR Ii
rental or commission basis; good oppor-
bnEinsss bnh5s ioT Box veteran 70 establish S.n
GARAGE-Completely equipped with ma
chlnery and tools: also good stock of parts
and accessories; good late model tow truck,
Va. BoWMAN-WARD g. CO. EdinbuTg
RESTAURANT MAN with 20 years expert.
ence, sober. industrious and conseniai,
age 40, seeks active partnership with
$4,000 or $4,000. investment in big OF
;orded and desired; Al references. Boz
ILUNCHEoNETTE and soda fountain. near
theater, next to sc and 1Oc stores, business
section; open 2 am. to 8 pm, no Sun:
statement available: weil equipped: price
HoLLANDER Ser seas7: sS lsRs f4Se s1o
IUNCHEoSET1TE, ad drug Ns sundries Sie and SOFA
toIntaln adjoining theater. doing S4 900
CASH 1'Ge TeaGred MR. s"f Thrift oos
". Y ave. MA a743
LIQUOR AND BEER TAVERN, Just across
$1,000 600 gross c Ia annually: price. 10000
incluoing stock. Mr.. THRIFT. 1909 N Y.
downtown LUNCHRooM, short orders
only; stainless steel equipment; seats, 35;
does about S130 daily. Price reduced to
800; terms; s; MR.. THRIFT. 1909 N. Y.
STORE FOR SALE, general grocery store
at Muirkirk. Md; large lot: on B: & o.
$500; implements. Frigidaire, scale. safe,
add. machine. typewriter oil tanks $500
gals.); store pays an income; good trade.
]. s. JONES. Muirkirk, Md. Laurel SILL
D. G. S.-Grocery. meats and beer; busi-
ness Sl,lOO weekly; living quarters; price.
KOGOD. Ma 1889. RA. 6527,
GROCERY. wine and beer; $500 weekly
business: colored trade; rent, S47.5O for
store and 3 rooms price 81 500: terms.
Call Al Bookof with FRED KOGOD. Ma.
93S9. RA. 6527
SALE-Stock and fixtures Of ladies' ard
children's ready-to-wear and notion shop
For appointment WI TI74
Evening star., 1944-09-11
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

ACME MARkETS-Essential work, men
and women wanted; now IS the time to get
offers, a real postwar future in the retail
1000 INDUSTRY; experience not required in
most m Jobs We will train you and pay fup
truck leaders Good starting salary; we
your a home e'e vfS sda pay
low group insurance optional Stop in your
nsasest M Acme Market Marx or apply ONCE No.
COuPLE-Janitor and chsmbermaid, very
good pay, room. board and laundry. vaca-
sRD GH 9Th pns 4esa HOME F9s assT THE
nearby Maryland. for general farming; wife
* iSsn noHis sh ST. s0Hd sa'e.1 cs
coUPIE wANrED-woman to do g.h.w.
living Quarters with TIED BATH. OR saIs i5ss. s.
KITCHEN HELP for restaurant, no sunday
york, excellent working conditions. 1742
MAIL ROOM MANAGER. to operate mime
Ssssph mailing meter msehpe and ad
AERoNAyric ASSOCIATIONS. sTD TA!'2sAs 81. asos
Man M e. 81 " WoMaS. ssE permanent or part time
iIG %s'Snin
0r1om ponms guest est hnnse to clean and care
$50, and large. furnished one.room, kit
and bath apt; ideal for settled couple
with man employed: references required.
MAJ aaf;k ER.oPERAroR. PER experienced take
charge OF new beauty shop in Arlington:
salary basis: also experienced all-around
operator. salary and commission to start
Call CH: Ala between 8 and 5. 13'
sood sasiy nESs dsP R9ssns
9TH st. NV.
SALEsPERSoN wanted: experienced for
f;nns fur shop will pay top salary snd commits
WATERS AND MATTRESSES, experienced,
full or part time, good tips and working
conditions. frst-call clientele Apply in
person. JENE'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT,
1907 De Sales St NV
WANTED, commissary store room clerk;
must have knowledge Of receiving and is
suing food and supplies Apply in person
or call Miss Renew, RE. i949. AIR TER
MINAL SERVICES, WASH. NATIONAL
AIRPORT.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN extra money?
We have vacancies for employed people,
men or women, who would like to spend 4
hours Thursday profltably: you may select
your own dept, and work in air-conditioned
comfort. Apply personnel Office End floor,
THE HEIGHT CO. F st. at 9TH
Evening star., 1944-09-11
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. neat. reliable. colored, would Ike
Job, morning or evening. in once. to cleans
work. Cali VIRGIE GAsToNs, M. 6sI7.
week. Cali .DI. 1923. after $3.50 pm.
GIRL, colored, wants morning work,
g.h.w., or nursing. MI. SS13.
MI. 6747.
WOMAN, colored, of integrity wishes apt.
cieaninG., S4 so day. carfare: thorough.
dependable. Dupont 1910
Evening star., 1944-09-11
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS-Last- minute calls at good
salaries. ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY,
204 Colorado Bldg. 14th and G..
TEACHERS-Many last-minute calls from
private and public schools. Excellent op-
portunities. ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY
2O4 Colorado Bldg l4th and q
Evening star., 1944-09-11
SITUATIONS MEN & woMEN.

COLORED COUPLE, both working at
night, would like few hours work daily for
living quarters. Call Ii. 6192. 12s