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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26

RYE. N. Y.-FOur times now men
from all over the world have gathered
in the United States to build a fence
against poverty. But each time. they've
admitted privately, they've come up
against a hole in the fence big enough
to drive the proverbial team through.
They agree that nations must sell,
back and forth, much more than ever
before so that every one can live better.
That's the fence they hope to build
world trade But here's the hole: Just
about half the world can't pay for what
they want to buy.
Government men have met twice to
men met at Breton Woods, N. H., to
lay plans for a world bank and stable
currencies. Now private businessmen
the menrwho own the worlds railroads,
mines, factories. power companies
have met here.
Must Sell to Buy.
Each of the four times the Americans
have heard France, England, India,
Latin America and Spain plead, IF
we're ever going to pay the bill Well
have to sell you much more than we
ever did before"
The American delegates know the
United States must have SIS to go million
jobs when the war is over and that
many people could easily stay on the job
If we could accept the whole worlds
orders for machines. But who pays the
bill?
There's some grease for the machinery
Of world trade on hand, but nobody
knows whether its enough to keep the
wheels turning.
There's about $1,000 900 600 in Amer
lean dollars credited to South America
in New York banks. Latin America has
sold us great deal during the war. But
| our factories have been too busy with
war orders to make the goods the Latin
Americans want to buy. So the $3O00,-
100000 has stayed on ice Much of it
will move into the American market
after the armistice.
For example, Leopoldo Palazuelos, a
Mexican businessman, told the press at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26

the Rye conference that Mexico now
has 100000 In American credits.
He said 30 per cent Of 1t may be spent
in the United States, and-he hopes
most OF 1t will be spent for machines
which will build up Mexico, rather than
for consumer goods, such as radios.
There are reports that Russia is try
Ing to place orders here now for some
1000 100000 worth Of American ma
chimes.
India has the equivalent OF 1000 ,000,-
900 American dollars in credits with
London banks. They're blocked now,
but India would like to spend most of
that sum here for planes and machines.
France, Belgium, the Netherlands and
Norway have some gold and foreign ex-
change here which escaped the Nazi
juggernaut, They all need equipment
to rebuild their factories, and the United
States is the only country free, the min
ute the war is over, to turn out ma
chimes. Presumably, much of that
refugee gold from Europe will seek pur-
chases here.
Other Nations Broke"
But where will the money come from
to rebuild the countries that are prac-
tically broke: Czechoslovakia, Poland,
Italy, Yugoslavia, Greece? Their dele
gates have told the conferences they
have practically nothing left. The
sooner they get machines-for both fac
tory and field-the sooner the other ma
tions can stop worrying about handouts
for them.
At Breton Woods the press was told
that it will take some $50 900 900 600 to
rebuild Europe.
There will be some help from the
World Bank, If the A nations which
wrote the plan at Breton Woods okay
the idea. The bank could guarantee
loans slightly in excess Of So, 000, 900 600
and in particular for the nations that
will have trouble. For instance, If Bel
grade needs s10o, 900 power plant that
looks like paying idea, American bank
ers could make the loan to the Yugo-
slavs, with the World Bank guarantee
ing them against loss, should Belera de
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-26
By Howard p. Bailey.

Two significant mileStones on the road
to victory in the war against Germany
and Japan were passed last week when
the Rhine was crossed for the first
time since the days of Napoleon and
when Toxic was bombed by land-based
planes, which heretofore have not been
able to take the war home to Hirohito's
capital.
The crossing of .Germany's rain
swollen Rhine, which is a natural bar
rier to invasion of the homeland, was
probably not, more than penetration
by advance patrols which may have
since returned to the Allied side of the
stream, but the fact that crossing was
made at all was indicative of the extent
to which the tide of war has turned in
recent weeks.
Important Strasbourg is almost en-
tirely in Allied hands while further to
the west other Allied armies have
crossed the Saar River pointing toward
Saarbrucken and still further west the
pressure toward Cologne is increasing,
with Germany committing some 20 divi-
sions out OF her discriminating reserves
to the task of staving off the offensive
pointed at the industrial heart of the
Reich.
German Flank Unhinged.
The way was paved for the successful
drive to the Rhine on Monday when
French troops broke through the his
toric Burgundy Gap at Belfort, thus un-
Ringing the entire German flank, which
was anchored to the Swiss border. Other
Allied troops Of the 7th Army smashed
into the entrances of four Of the six
main passes through the Vosges Noun
tains, posing threat to all Nazi forces
holding the line from Switzerland to
Strasbourg.
Tuesday the American 44th Division
captured Sarrebourg, about halfway be-
tween Nancy and strasbourg, while the
French to the east capitalized on the
advantage gained In the Belfort break
through and were moving northwestward
along the Rhine to Mulhouse, which was
seized. On Thursday the French I'd
Armored Division, under command Of
NAL Gen. lie Clerc, who led the famous
French march through the jungles Of
North Africa up to the shores OF Lake
Chad, posing thanking threat which had
much to do with the breaking Of the
Mareth Line, entered the outskirts Of
Strasbourg. BY the end Of the week all
Of the capital Of Alsace-Iorraine was IN
Evening star., 1944-12-10

gifts and money win be made
through the Red Cross.
Mrs. Walter Bastedo is president
OF the society and In charge Of the
arrangements for the party Friday.
She recently created q service COM
mittee, headed by Mrs. Teresic Nale-
Povic, who win have charge Of the
serving of the refreshments.
Introductions will be made at
8 o'clock and hosts representing
various sections Of the State will be
in charge. Mr.. E. Bradley Clay
with a group Of other veterans will
form the l2-piece orchestra which
will play for the dancing.
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State Societies =
VII Give Dances

A Christmas dance will be given
Tuesday evening from $50 until l
O'Clock at the Statler Hotel by the
New Jersey State Society, with the
New Jersey delegation in Congress
the guests of honor for the evening.
Miss Marguerite Kluh is chairman
of the dance and further informa-
ton may be obtained from her.
The Missouri Society will give
Christmas party and dance Satur-
day evening in the west ballroom of
the Shoreham Hotel with a program
of Christmas music given by Miss
Katherine Farley at $50 o'clock.
Dancing will begin at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Rose S. Houchins will give
further information about the party.
Representative Winifred C. STAN
ley of New York will be the guest
of honor at the Christmas party and
dance which will be given Wednes-
day evening in the west ballroom of
the Shoreham Hotel, with dancing
beginning at 10 o'clock.
All enlisted servicemen of the
United Nations now in this area
also will be guests of the society.
Reservations may be made and
information obtained from Miss
Marsha Froeder.
The pre-Christmas dance of the
Massachusetts, State Society will be
given Tuesday evening from 10
until l o'clock at Wardman Park
Hotel.
Mr.. Frank Hickey or Mrs. Anne
McDermott will furnish further in
formation about the dance, for
which Mrs. Elvie Wallen is chair
man.
The many natives of Illinois now
residing in the Capital who are CO.
operating with the Office of Defense
Transportation and remaining here
for the holidays will get together
at the Christmas party of the Illi-
Evening star., 1944-12-10

Mrs. John Earl Sinsabaugh an
nounces the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Ann Sinsabaugh, to 1t,
John Frederick Blue, son of Mrs.
John w. G. Blue of Carthage, N. C.
The wedding took place November
IL In st. Peters Episcopal Church
in Purcellville, the Rev: Paul E.
Schultz officiating.
The bride was escorted and given
in marriage by her godfather. the
Rev. D. Campbell Meyers, and Mr.,
James Sinsabaugh, brother of the
ride, was best man.
Lit. and Mrs. Blue are making
their home in New York while the
former is on duty there. The bride
was graduated from George WASH
ington University in June and Lit.
Blue was graduated from the North
Carolina State College in 1912.
Evening star., 1944-12-10

nois State Society Friday evening.
The fete, as nearly like those In the
home State as possible, will be held
In the west ballroom of the Shore
ham Hotel. Members and their
guests will take gifts Of hard candies
and nuts to Santa Claus, who will
be there in person. Santa will pass
them on to the veterans at Walter
Reed and Forest Glen. Those who
prefer may take money for Santa's
box which he will use for the plir-
chase Of a musical instrument for
one Of those returned from the bat
tie front and now at Walter Reed or
Forest Glen. This distribution of
Evening star., 1944-07-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CLERICAL, statistical experienced accu-
late accustomed contldentlal detail, know
epsineerins en- eo,, terms like public contact.
EXEC. sEcY., 10 yrs exp in retail mer-
wGr
tiye- and intelligence are required. co,
Girl. colored, desires position clerk
GIRL; white, hish school, desires position:
children or similar light duties. DE 1905
GIRL. colored. teacher, wants s.h.w. or
c!sEk GR re,iaole taiapds ;Dhs LU 47sl slsr.tor
perlenced. or any other work. no, 54is,
GIRLS. colored, ., desire work as store
srk Ssvy oE WEipoW T goyf Ga boe M oa9 wants
position Immediately mansger. apartment
or rooming house; personal interview de-
sired. Reply 92l Mass. ave. NV, DI. 81 SO.
NURSE, practical, wishes position; refer
rHfss PHYs1c1AN,s s'IS ASSISTANT or hospital re-
ceptionist cashier; other qualifications
PRACTICAL TRAINED NURSE. colored de.
s6 for 10 or 10. DG. 4To4' " ' u. 9:''
SCHOOLGIRL wants part-time job in store
Or clerical work also tyne After l pm,
sEAMSTREss wishes altering and remod
sss elng werk; ek. called for and delivered Boz
SECRETARY. office manager administra-
tive assistant: young woman. A. B., M. J.,
secretarial and personal experience, re-
search ability to address groups: free to
travel. Box oS-T. Star
SEC Y-STENOG.. & years varied exleri-
ence. familiar addressograph. distaphone
3-day wk., no Sat: salary open. DE. 1244
SOUTHERN COOK. all around. c5 yrs
experience. cafeteria or tearoom. Ii
S059 l3s
sTENOGRAPHER, experienced, desires
position summer months, preferably rail-
road or architects ONCE. Box BAT, Star.
IA
sTENOGRAPHER-TY IL years expe-
rlence secretarial. wants work evenings
AT. 5S17 after pm. Box ut, Star. 17s
Evening star., 1944-07-12
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

ADVERTISING DETAIL ASSISTANT for
agency, man or girl: can advance to pro-
6uctlon manager: experience unnecessary
references required. ll0S Woodward Bldg
real etsate and construction accounting
eSSceilent salary and working conditions.
See Mr.. Pope. CAFRITz CO. 14O4 K
BOOKKEEPER. part time, to handle sew
and Eye; .eaure about 10 hrs. wk; can
De cone evenings or any time convenient
10 YOU must be permanent. Give ref
erences and full particulars. Answer,
COUPLE. middle aged preferred, for room
ing house manaeement, free Groom apt
DIS SD month salary Can 81. 1851
COUPLE. 500 month white or colored
COOK, houSeman and gardener, capable Of
ington; serVants apt. over garage. Box
COUPLE, under 40. on poultry farm: So
ana f-room 1urnisned house, which equals
Sllu a mo, pleasant surroundings; no
other farming Phone Severna Park 1875
COUPLE TO manase :So-stool busy grill on
busy street Substantial waees and bonus
Tor an honest sober and reliable couple.
AppIy daily m. to pm, MR.. YAGER,
ELEvAToR OPERATOR wanted At Grey n
FOUNTAIN HELP. experienced. Apply
I Soneresslonal Drug Store, 1l3 B St s.e
KITCHEN HELP. white or colored, Apply
lear of hotep. THE WILLARD. I4th and
WATERS AND MATTRESSES, colored
Hieh-class sea food restaurant has po-
sitions open for waters and mattresses:
mus' op sse be neat d and ,horoushly
tons Apply personnel Office ODON-
NELL s SEA GRILL 1907 E ST NV
Evening star., 1944-07-12
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

BIILDING. garages, remodeling n c.
sRPTNTRY eHII1 ~ 2IS Sor5s GE 5s3G
roohne' asoeStos siding store fronts. fix
HorsF p,Nr1Sc Ne GoKER FR T. teSS "a
MR T ". JENKINS 1D Ns"'0A 'i'''
JOINS ,MsNvILLE roofing, siding, storm
s2oHaFRaSH7INa ToDFRS,zF lo1R S9 2onTpo,cses 2 200
closed, recreation rooms built attlcs An
and plumbing Get our free estimate
vAToRs general contractor. GE a55i.
sioDERNJzE YOUR HOME and add addi-
basement rooms finished porches in
closed. concrete work plumbing decorat-
ins, , asbestos S6' sdins and roohns and ger
HOME T RENovar1Nd v9fS PAyRsas ING 149a AsqF rs
ParNrrlG Pa 4 '" .ND Aoapi DkcoRarrNG SRa 40 yrs
at maNns homes brighter. LUCAS. LUCAS
& LUCAS. s?3 Emerson St. NV. RA.
ROOFING. siding. insulation Free esti-
DISTRICT RENoVAToRs. GE a55l'
so RoofiNG 's5es5os fes59 dnF sEGPTY TspOds2g aoE
IMPRovEMENT co. Georeia iiosri fnS II. :
Mcmber in Home Improvement Guild.
STORM WINDOW and screen combinations
available for immediate installation. de-
ferred payment. Call WO $3.50 for free
acsITf2nS,FaF0p cIfT + = woo6soN SDG si%se coRooans
ins, insulation combination storm sash
dA1f 1ali ros FIX FREE RE lsfi%.rrs. ifSG siding
pay. Suburban Roofers Co, ST. 566s or Q?
FOR REMoDELING AND REPAIRS. roof
1nS I Gz and d, asbestos siding, call W. D. TAY-
l.
Evening star., 1944-07-12
HELP WOMEN.

TYPIsT-CLERK, 81 to 40; good salary and
vancement Apply to Mrs. Ways. sMiTHs
WAiTRfssEs, @ white: fs Hu .rm servse. r expert
enGe, to work in cool, pleasant garden:
TALLYHo m Part REsTsuR2N STA sis 1h 81
MATTRESSES. white; excellent earnings
saer ABAss4boh hotel ADpS st
wAiTREssEs ts,, colored: sood positions
sdsy weet sso eunsn ss on
neat ano intelligent girls need apply to
j. LOO ~ HHssSs Yog St nv n.y.. ., ~. u.
ehooseySS even on Siis this labor & market, in in
selecting our girls They must be expert
enced in better restaurants and bars and
Working conditions. tips and clientele the
best" Closed Sundays Telephone MR..
LEWIS, FIR. 97S3, for appointment after
WOMAN wanted. white, middie-ased, to
care for patient recuLerating at home.
WoaAS ssF o2 seS.fa Msd or oes esrs voSS Mo some
KnowleGse of bookkeeping and cashiering
necessary; no night or Sunday work: es-
sas ncadsd ssar AnDs E2od RE
WOMAN, kitchen helper and ,dishvasher;
p ply y, BogLsXARD 2q sSla GRILL, 1915 You St.
or sdc houn CAPITAL carf irGm Salad c Co.
HHSSai M'izs' a she aa ra ous 5'
sitions in bank. Excellent working con-
a1il1ns annn - short hours a. and good salaries.
WOMEN WAITED, ~ ages es'' * s'T to so. no ex-
f sS YORK
at start range from S33 to S26 So with
rapid increases. promotion opportunities:
permanent POSITIONS work near your
hems ePh St Appy p sso s"aGymsnt m to 9se Mon 2
CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE
YOUNG WOMAN with some college train.
ing, under }5 years Of age, for work WITH
figures Of a nonaccounting nature. Rea.
dea esoea ssy Thoss aad ~ Hsn 9
with excellent opportunity for advance
dept. Rm' 400, CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.
3fth and Prospect ave. NV. Take Rout,
No. 20 Cabin john streetcar to door
| to those residing N GEORGETOWN or nearby
Nd or Va, as this saves travel time
JEWEL TEA co. can use an ofice. girl
must be able 10 type, be accurate at figures
CAL in person; l44l oakie st. ne, ask fol
WE HAVE FINE OPPORTUNITIES for sew.
ersl young women with automobiles, fni
outside saleswork. VIII pay Up to SI5
monthly against commissions Ambition
phnne cs IN has person u'H srmoN D1sTRB b.
/ UTING CORP 25Ol H ST. NV
WANTED Working daughter wants mid
mother: Opportunity for right, person, in
terested to share small. comfortable home
in return for light daily duties plus al
adequate salary. Call after $50, Tsylol
Evening star., 1944-07-12
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK Tor nearby childrenss camp; good
COOK, 1st-foor general houseUork; ref
erence; live IN 2;rd floor room and bath;
SooK &c week sx,sri.ooed Woodley "mia ao qo
; nights, > adults good salary, no Sundays
cal, cdoK Pc 40 Gn79 W .d,,,,s. nr. - ~
out no laundry; Sl2 and carfare. WO
COOK AND GHw, 2 aoolts. small bucss-
Melrose St Chevy Chase, Nd. or RE. 1859
during day.
COUPLE with small baby wants general
Sunday l., noon 10 m. to keep house
'tdy and clean ard get supper, no laundry
hlock to bus stop - min from center OF
Washington. Phone mornings only,
EMpLoYEp COUPLE. small art. desire
genl housevoi ker-cooE from 3 80 70 $50
Pm pm 70 SUNDAYS references. Call FR.
CIV . Or ) days a week: no cooking.
CIV AND COOKING o,nerE y: I've in or
GE>ERaL HoUsEWORKER. 70 laundry.
~ da"s VIZ. >l5 ana carfare = meals.
GENERAL HoU>EwORKER. no cooking: 3
salary l3s2 St ne
GENERA HorsEwoRKrR. small family.
Jsniter s ~ Y wo' @5ia5 ~ ''''
GIRL. exp. a-hw and Laundry. GOOD wash
!ns machine Mon. Wed. and FIJI. TO J.,
Girl OR WOMAN white companion for
elderly woman, 1--we IN; Inv. Call WA
LAUNDRESS. fun time excellent psy: 1--we
N or out Kenslngton l17-l
LAUSDRESS and general cleaning edav
yeek Apply at iol Franklin Bids. l3s.
MAID. white, to take care Of apartn ent
ps1 10 Cal aD IT os:y ss 'S'f0 io Saaday n GOOD
MAID. cnlored cleaning rooms IN roomine
house, APPROX i-hrs. daily. no Sundays
I've r. $50 per mo. Call MISS WEBS,
NATD. part-timr cleaner for small room
ing house. 9 to lG no Sunday >s weekly,
MAID. colored general hoase.ork, plain
COOKING adults N family ] J q m. until
s e Mrs Jsckiey. NATIoNAL DRUG CO
M.In tor i j IN aDa,rtmsn,e house, soOa
. m. al5 10Th 81 NV" Apt. /
MAIDS, coored. references rood salarv,
4STE1 a1q1E "ee9 eH9 s,S siS' psTt tTs o,ds BARK
MAIDS 90. experienced. with references,
y,I not gn6sr 80 years live in. sood home.
MAID AND LArNDREsS at AGED home.
$50. month. 1921 Mass. ave. NV, Ma.
WoMAN FOR hGusewGrk. permanent JOB.
BAPTIST HOME. 3@4S y ST. NV. Live in.
Co Ga,l I'VE sup;. NJ on2i. ..,. ~
and child no heavy work. good salary to
responsible person would consider service
man wife with child MI 1906
WOMAN, settled, white or colored. cook,
8 h ", assist vrh children 1--we IN. up
stars room; SIS per wk to starr; sH ; -.
nusr be well oranfed Food salary WI .,704
WOMAN. ColorPd. for general homework
in colored tourist hotel Call NO gf05 /.
WOMAN. colored. clean. neat TO- general
! housevork. must have some knowedee Of
nursing to help care for bed-ridden young
child; must b. corgenlal, good salary 10
right party GF $50
s25 WEEK, live IN; white woman, general
houseWork assist with children, lovely
private room and bath Box 4as-M Star.
FOR SUMMER. Rehoboth Beach; helper TO
take charge 2-vear-old and assist light
household duties. references. ideal vaca-
tion with good paw. Temple $3.50.
Evening star., 1944-07-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BOOMING HOUSE, 16 rooms. baths
completely fTn az With SS private o bath feeG on
B1WiN BdHgj ! /. Fl Fills, IS,o 1919 vermont ave
REsTAURANr BUSINESS doing rne; night
for man and wife; INCLUDES all fixtures,
room, lunchroom. barber shop. extra FIX
lures: dong Al business nearby Va
1ogny poeon sfn 03s cs h0e pRiNeE i fsS
HOTEL. Manassas. as Va Nifoh WILLIAM
TAVERN, beer and wine. plenty business;
fsanReo steHns pm Masfn5I2R Np12R siG9Se sPRSa
TAVERN; -Four Corners, Silver Spring i3'
FOO tooD oos,61R!;s STORES; 5000 to $500 Veekly
Estate ard Business Broker Morning, S
pRuG G STORE sTenFs S a ssgDr 'ss Gox
!sro ?s's 3 pm ssss ssy n9 sHe
near larse Govt bidgs.; can net 1si"I sia' 600 "S
,hr,is cash, bslance 5000, monthly. BOB HoL-
VIII frRcaAsE e SorEs sGf RW seeaaed SA a74s b.
onla1s shases n or -sn1s ohsr ceatsrsl sSe fun
FLOWER STORE Aex Excellent client opa5rtunry Sa5 NIT
on account Of illness Call or write Mr. Mr.
hUBERT =, KALTWASSER, 1922 11th. St
FOR LEASE OR FoS sALE-A super easo- "a
line service station of over 90 years repu-
tation, super 9,oOo-gallon CAPACITY. two
service bays, > grease lifts high pressure
grease system, battery and Oil rooms, large
showroom IN, A money mon maker for years
OWfer ,,srfe Tpe,rlng Rev vii Lease or sell to right
RooMrSGGN HoGsF. io1ist 500 500 block of stn st
eee r9emS s5 so rent aver turnture
Rs1m Rsr8rwooR y, Re, sI4o, -
Sy
building 30x60 > floors. elec, water, sewer;
drill press. planer. wood lathe. band saw
wheel, all with separate motors: wonderful
ior building repair shop. storage or draw
VALET SHOP; doing very good business,
Must see to appreciate. Call NE. 9245
GARAGE WANTED - Established would
like or & car repair shop with street
front and show room: downtown vicinity
preferred Can Trinidad 1926 between
RESTAGRANTs. luncheonettes and deli
catessens wanted; cash clients waiting; no
es Reacr sHa snd reF 8ofsr Ris seEEse TA ss ss
pGs f IS srosr weekly se "" business
viii sacrifice. Closes Sundays and hoii-
days, open from am. to 2 pm. Call sH.
s-BOOTH BEAUTY SHOP, fully equipped.
and 4-room apartment furnished) ideal
business location in NV. section For
appointment, phone DU. 1891; night, DU,
1865. Owner leaving city II.
MOTOR HAULING CONTRACT. available
to n men who can qualify; essential war;
organization wants Immediately respon-
sible men who can furnish over the roads
straight Jobs or tractor trailers. If no
equipment then investment Of 81 900 can
secure such suitable equipment for down
payment longtime contract provided
profitable business Full details on request.
Box 304-S Star.
rent; income quoted 1907 mo, plus apt. /:
valuable furniture: mr.: 18th and Euclid
NV: 500 down. EDWIN 1. ELLIS. 1910
Vermont ave, Room 217; RE 514O
GROCERY in NV. doing $500 volume
weekly; ST 200 for fixtures and key. dolls +
for dollar for stock; all cash or good notes.
Call HO. Sna4. between Ia m
RESTAURANTS WANTED-Cash clients
waiting. no charge unless sold; specialize
ing in restaurants since 1923. For
quick sale call BOB HOLLANDER. "Res-
taurant Specialist" 1909 N. =. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1944-07-12
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. weekly or monthly services,
auditS. systems. taxes: spare time. Ions
exrerience Box OFT, Star 49,
ACCOt MIAMI part time, bookkeeplng.
auditins financial statements Phone
auditor, RE $50 or residence, DE. s5o4.
ACCOUNTANT-AUDlTO IL years ex-
perience, as public accountant. desires
several business firms as clients. World
War II veteran. Box 405-S, Star.
Roy. colorcd. :, wants work in lunch
room as bus hoy or dishwasher DE. S55i ..
HIGH SCHOOL BOY. colored 3 yrs. de-
sires work as messenger or delivery Jumper,
etc AID 01f1. i"S
MAN, colored, wants janitor's quarters,
part time. AID. $3.50 between = 80 and 3.
MAN wants carpenter work after ). Tel.
Ii 633 13"
MAN wishes house cleaning and yard work
in private home by the Gay: can give or
days each week; good reference. Call
CURTIS WI. 394l, any time from 8 a m.
to : pm. Wed. to Sat.
PHOTOGRAPHERS. %. eX-ServlCPman; top
portrait references some commercial. news
cxp. easily adaptable. Box 4l-T, Star. =
SALESMAN and exper Office worker,
Spanish. English, Portuguese. seeks posi-
ton in Washinston. Interview, Box ST.
Star. l3~