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Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-03
START YUMA PROJECT

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 3. CUP)-
Construction of 30 permanent resi-
dences at Yuma, representing an
investment of $l50000 has been
started by j. r. Womack, local
housing contractor. The dwellings
are to be ready by April and will
be available to civilian employees of
the Yuma army air base and the
Southern Pacific company.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-03
Argentina Bans
Political Units

BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 3. tUP)-
The Argentine government has de-
creed the dissolution Of all exist
ing political parties throughout the
nation.
The decree sid the action was
taken to end what it described as
the corrupt practices of political
parties according to the declared
aims of the June 4 revolution.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-03
PREVIOUS AVERAGES

Per capita assessed values in the
county for 1942-1943 averaged $681
for the 56,100 residents in the
county on January l a year ago.
Total assessed valuation for 1912
l943 was $38, ,l84,371.
Throughout the state, assessed
value of property averaged 1894 for
each of the 8,014,000 people in the
state at January l, 1914. Total as
sessed value of taxable property in
California is $7,886, ,224,624. For
1942-43, per capita assessed values
averaged $685. each for the 7.795,000
people in the state at January l,
1943 total assessed value of prop
erty in the state for fiscal 1942-43
was 7679,695, ,379.
Fifty-one of the SO California
counties show increases in total as
sessed value of taxable property
when valuations for 1943-44 are
compared with those for 1942-43
the association found Seven show
ed decreases in total values.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-03
Use Post-Press Want Ads For Results :
Property Values
For Taxation
Gain in County

Taxable property in Imperial
county this fiscal year averaged
STOP for each of the $500 residents
in the county January l, 1914.
This announcement was made by
the California Taxpayers associa-
ton in making public its study of
per capita assessed values in Cali
fornia counties. Total assessed
value of property in the country
was $38,960,255 for 1943-1944, the
survey showed.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-03

LOST-A gasoline book belonging
to Mrs. Ida Harper. Return to
Ration Board. Ia
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-03

FOR RERNT-Five room plastered
house, fair condition, with ten
acres. Art Munter, y mi. east of
Holt Ave on 18th ST., Holtville. 1-5
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-03
PER CAPITA INCREASES

On the other hand, only forty
three of the counties show increases
in assessed valuations per capita,
with fourteen showing decreases
and one showing no change. Over
the state as a whole, per capita
valUe dropped an average of ST per
person, from $685. for 1928 to
1894 for 1943-44.
Trends in assessed values, both
total and per capita, are basic in
plans for postwar activities OF
California's local governments" the
association pointed out. Local gov
ernment spending on the county,
school, city, or district level should
be kept strictly on the basis of
need Only if this yardstick is
closely applied can the tremendous
tax load on the people in the post
war era be borne without drastic
disruption of the economy of the
nation"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-03
Lost, founo Strayed

LOST-Large black stone from ring.
Reward. Phone 655. IA
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-03

LOST-BroWn billfold with flower
design belonging to Conrad Dick
son. Finder can keep money, re-
turn to PoSt-PreSS. 1-5
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-03

LOST-Black purse containing Ra-
tion books Nos. and belonging
to Nels P, Della, Robert, Nancy,
and Evelyn Grouleff. Return to
Ration Board Ia
Evening star., 1944-08-30
HELP WoMEN.

WOMAN, white, competent, with refer.
sasts .sts shave rs so st 5
DIETzGEN CO.. 407 10th st. NV. Il
WOMAN, age 35-40. resident of Arlington
County. TO assume full responsibility for
on S asz spena oppu
s'eaay es r. $685. no
ins Counter ' pernsnent WORK; r.. 0! Sac ee per
Wses WoMES Apply RtR7 St Snd Oo
WOMAN, coiored. as kitchen helper; hours
sIm sy 500 a month nth and asys meals epy xesf
ROOM, 1000 Cathedral ave. NV.
sse aEes e se vo1k nG
at start range from s.3 to S2e.5O viii
home Apply smployment ONCE. once 'Ss9 Ssa
rT 81 ns a s3G 70 am ts pm MHH fa
CHESAPEAKE & pofoMAc TELEPHONE
sys sfysra or
typists and cashiers. These are permanent
positions M ;, With ] ]exseptionally 10 good pay Ap:
ply Mr.; Woln' BOND CLOTHING co. 1886
YoSEtiNGG WOMAN to learn appliance re;
eoanter tsEf REE4scE Il afsa s n% nUk
YOUNG WOMAN. reliable, to cashier in
self-service market. Experience not neees-
sary. $50 per wk while training. DUN
BARTON MARKET. 1857 Wisconsin
YOUNG WOMAN who desires work with
substantial firm located in suburban Silver
Spring thus eliminating transportation
difficulties. general knowledge of office
routine helpful but not required. typine
essential. Apply MR.. PAXTON. 1892
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Nd: SH. 5000
COLORED - Elevator and switchboa I'd
operator. experienced or will train: must be
neat and able to wear size IA or 16 uni
form Apply in person, managers once, 2032
Belmont I'd. NV, or call DU. 0264 fol
appointment for interview.
Evening star., 1944-08-30
PERSONAL

LET YOUR CHILD begin reading spelling,
the PhonoYisual way, new method in-
learning. gives security self lf-confidence and
power. School opens Sept. -. Limited
enrolment, Individual instruction for older
pupils adults. foreigners. afternoons and
evenings. Primary Day School. 18th and
Haryard. Call OR. 4ls6 after Q a m. 50
able room for duties IN evening: help with
meals. mend. de. Bookkeeping, cashier.
Observation-Disclosures and daughter. two
friends or one lady who Will assume, re-
SponSlbility for editors home in Chevy
Chase ID G. and Two motherieSs daugh-
eSted in music and out-of doors. Budget
o say room OF 1oF g BEDS and qeedom medh Of Sodsf
and yard. II two people share work one
defa deq as9 snd h0f phone esua send
PERMANENT, 50: shampoon. e0c: finger
HONG HoNouR aos scHooH ah 1919 'S Il y MAsElhE aze
featuring many prewar articles, hand
made hooked rugs and chairs. beautiful
pay lay-away plan: oren evenings Z to 10.
E. Q. LINKENS. est. 1918. Wilson lane,
BURIAL LOT. six sites. with monument
privilege. Cedar Hill Cemetery. exclusive
section. Bargain for cash. Box 2.3-Y,
SPECIAL INSTRUCTION COURSES for the
information call ia. 0l60.
traits done of you and baby. I'll save
you time and trouble; satisfaction guar
anteed; very moderate cost. SH. 6941.
WILL ANY ONE knowing whereabouts of
Mrs. Horace Edward Belmear Geraldine
c. please call the AMERICAN RED
CROSS. RE. 5215. Ext. 104
MEN. WOMEN! Old at 40, 80 so! Want
to feel .peppy, years younger? Ostrex
Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron,
also contain vltamin Bl. calcium. Trial
size only 35c At all drugstores every
REDUCING. special rates; remove fat in
spots; results assured steam cabinet baths
Main phone, MA. sl34. 1890 K st. 3"
WATCH repairing, . to days serv.: watch
maker on premises for prompt attention;
alarm clocks rep; guar. wk. ELECTRICAL
CENTER, GA 10th St, bet. E and F sts. NV
HHMoRRHOIDs eradicated BY my OWL
method Results effective for a life
time or money back. Write for booklet. Nc
drugs or surgery. DR. SOMMERWERCK
DR.. n. W. JOHNSON. dentist. False teeth
repaired while you wait. Room 602.
PRONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Misa
Campbell, II you are in need Of q loan up
to 5000 on your SIGNATURE
WILL SELL all kinds of gifts and fancy
work on commission basis. WO. HAL
Evening star., 1944-08-30

ADMINISTRATIVE secretary with o years
diversified experience desires position re-
@ ast ass $50 vesE tsin01SDs dass
sEAGTic1AN wanted by old est. shop.
No night work Gentle owner. Meta S
BesSsy shqP s2s g. also stas
enced. capable. $50. Box 25s-Y, Star .
COLLEGE GIRL. colored. wants part-time
WORK work as ,sts sslerk-typist. Call after = pm.
DENTAL xssIsTANT-Young lady desires
ggfosition; some experience. Box 27s-Y'
DREssMAKING done expertly, alterations
ave speciality reasonable Ne I3 pnV Verment
bREssMAKiNG, designing. remodeiing
alterations; alnina reasonable MISS BEET 1850
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT, college graduate.
27. desires editorial or writing job in pub
per. adysrtisins Or allied fields. Experi-
GENERAL OFFICE ASSISTANT. small Of
knowledee Of general ONCE routine, expert
enced in stenographic and clerical work;
ability to receive employer of ONCE detail
GIRL. coIored, wants niehtwork. hours
40 til midnight, cleaning Offices or dish
GIRL, colored, refined, neat. ambitious.
collese education qualified receptionist, in
Stitutional nursery. school work, hospital.
GIRL. light colored. desires Job as clerk,
waitress or switchboard operator. Call
NURSE. practical. wishes $40 hour duty;
with best of references; Randolph s942..'
NURSE, practical wishes position. Ref
pHYsIcIAANi's fifYSl Ai ''ia DAuGHTER would like
REBA S. sNARR, Winchester. Va. Phone
RECEPTIONIST. experienced, also knowl-
edge of PIX, desires Job IN pleasant sur
roundings; Ludlow 621s; after 7:30 p m,
sEtsclRfETARY ASSISTANT. ships. foreign.
commercial legal. $50. Box 21l-Y, Star.
SECRETARY-s Y-sTENOGRAPHER, work at
home; outside dictation by appointment;
thorouehly experienced; manuscript or
desres
manent position with local organization.
Five years business experience. BOX 275-Y.
SUPERINTENDENT - Middle-aged lady
with executive ability and experience in
teaching and SOCIAL case work interested
IN position with institution; prefer or
phanage or work with children; available
Sept. /; will locate anywhere. Box 239-Y,
TRANsLAToR-LINGUI French Ger
man: COLLEGE graduate, honor student II.
WOMAN, young. desiring 5-day-xeek Job,
has yTs exp, IN bus. world and pleasing
AT 1856. 3ls
WOMAN to, manage apartment house; con-
genial good manager. Call SH. 4o7s.
urps. Write Box 1854. Star.
WOMAN. mlddleaged white, live in care
Of > small children; in beung allow in sub
urbs. Write Box l36A. Star.
WORKING RESIDENT MANAGER for
small roomine house; one who understands
and enjoys young people: can make a real
home for them NO a1l5.
YOUNG WOMAN. thorough knowledge of
Government agencies, good business back
ground. executive ability, Secretarlal eX-
perieHce, interested in lIaison offlce. public
relations. trade association or news pub
fishing company. Phone FIR. $3.50, Ext 5a6,
or write Box l1S-Y Star. 80
Evening star., 1944-08-30
HElP MEN AND WoMEk.

sen osSps s as9P s9pss wisy aItsy school. 7os St
furnished. KENEsAW SODA FOUNTAIN
Irving and Mt Pleasant sts. NV.
COUPLE-Wife to cook man to assist with
household duties; private home good sal.
ary: private upstairs quarters with bath
Write stating salary wanted. Box 416-A
MEN OR WOMEN with or without car te
take eyer sstas!ishsd Watkins Wat, ToSte, M Mtal
or birth certificate required. Pay starts
MERCHANDISE PRICERS and markers;
hpps personnel sc M Once s0Ha TEcHT c. sery
ice bldg. 400 Okie st. ne.
MESSENGER, young white boy or girl,
with bicycle. Full or part time work with
4 EWING. 1919 st. NV.
RoTHsTE1N. DENTAL LABORATORIES,
1722 Eye st. NV.
kas1bEN4 kkHs 1iaNlA MANAGER, couple to operate
a large guesthouse in Alexandria: perma-
nent applicants only considered: man may
cosNWE RsIxse AsMs eo Duke @ eaT st TE st 1853
SHOE SALESPEOPLE, men with experience
preferred. women with or without expert
ence. we will gladly train you; permanent
saoE s2Ss sss5E sToKEs APeE G FT St Asssy hs HAHN
WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN extra
money? We have vacancies for employed
people, men or women, who would like to
spend hours Thursday profltably. You
may select your own dept. and work in
ONCE. End floor, THE HECHT CO.. F st.
at 9TH.
Evening star., 1944-08-30
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

MoDERNIZE YOUR HOME and add sddi-
tional income Attics made into rooms
Closed; concrete work. plumbing. decorat-
ing; asbestos siding and roofing and gen
95s ms monv asr oq ia Taag
HOME RENoVATING, INC, 1920 Irving
+ Iok nS SoMfafTf fafTf BATHROOMS. ba9I boiler
call T. J. FITzMAURICE. 203I R / ave
ns ns oa?ss Du. s933 Home; DU. 53s1
anteed home Improvements. We do paper
ing painting. Stag and shlnele roofing. as
besio SIDING. porches Notwithstanding
Snd al types Of home repairs. Small
ERAL CoNTRACTING CO. si5 New YoIk
NhoDFfKN MOI RI coArRAcrISc GA CORP. All KIND.
concrete, work and general contractor. Est
Cheertally gwen. zoo Lee blvd, Falls
GIsn GrNI nA y" RrMophsG TSaPh2Is mn
rants and houses. Any type remodelinY
Is yrs; exp, Estimates. RAY E. ROB
fEoSRSYas fEoS grGaasd Sao; We clean bleach, finish
wax. polish, repair. lay wood floors. NASH
FLOOR co. l0lG 2uth st. NV. RE. 1917
FLOOR sERVICE-Laying. sanding, I'm
ISIS. Call FLOORING CONTRACTORS
JOHNS -MANvILLE roofing. siding. storm
cosIRAcTna ess oo'. Scs's ol' 10 oeoS: ho GATES
ROOFING, asbestos siding remodeline
1sIRs Tes5s co daoTSs SEGnsT HqMs
Member JIM. Home Improvement Guild
JohnsM anviIle.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH now while I have
the material. or for any home improve
ment. Call w. z. TAYLOR. sligo 0942 ewes.
CALL A. r. WOODSoN CO.-Roofing. sid
ing. insulation: combination storm sash
1913 II st. NV. RE. $500.
ASK for our free roof inspection service
Specialists en- slate. tile, asbestos and
asphalt. Estimates on siding and storm
y. |
ROOFERS. sligo 56L2
DRINEWAlS. installed or surfaced bull
dozer grading. top soil. lawns. WI 66ll
closed, recreation rooms built. attics fn-
ished; concrete and brick work. painting
and plumbins; roofing. siding and storm
ranged. DISTRICT RENOVATORS, gen.
cal contractors, GE. g551.
Evening star., 1944-08-30
INSTRUCTION COURSES

QUICK review course in shorthand, type
writing. bookkeeping. calculating machines.
New classes now starting. Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL. 1888 F St MA. .!:!:iS.
STENO6RAfHIC and sccre,srIal classes
nov forming. Rer!nrers' and rtfreSher
courses IN shorthand. typlns. bookkeeping
Comptometer. ali SeCretar4al subjects. Est.
- yrs AcC:edlted. Inuulre now. MA.
":i:is. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F st. Opp
FINGERPRINT TEAINING-Lesrn to clas-
sIfy. search and flis. Ni9ht classes now
forming: fascinating. Write Box ss-Y.
Star. 81
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able on Cubs. Taylorcrsl5S and Wacos.
0-330-norsepower ratIngs at CONGRESS Ional
Airport, out Wisconsin ave. on Route "4O
between Bethesda ana Rockville, Nd. Take
Rockville bus at District line. Phone
Oliver SSSS. 81
SPANISH LESSONS eiven by native
teacher university graduate. with wide
teaching experience in The L. S. and
broad. who takes personal interest in
the quick advancement OF his students
Opportunity nJw for limited participation
in small groups or strictly private classes.
ARRANGEMENTS may be made TO SUIT your
requirements and convenience Call D1.
9k95 weekdays, 10 TO 1850 and 3 to 80.
Evening star., 1944-08-30
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. auditor general bookkeeper,
oerenced. Adams 0122. %
ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started. kept
part time: statements audits, tax returns:
PROMPT. reasonable. SH. 1854.
ATTORNEY. 80, with several years of
corporate legal experience and for past
three years executive with Government
war agency, desires position with private
industry, in legal or administrative field
or as Washington representative. Gentle
Salary approximately $4,000 Location,
Washineton area. Highest references. Box
259-Y, Star. 81
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT, for
mer contractor and superintendent with 12
years experience in all types of heavy re-
inforced concrete construction, desires per
manent position with postwar future, p O.
Box l21, Riverdale. Nd. il
DRAFTSMAN- desires part time work
at home, mechanical. architecture al,
ings, etc. BOX 262.Y, Star.
Evening star., 1944-08-30
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started;
kept part time; statements sudits, tax
ADDING Paph snd typexrters o
paired quickly; tactory-trained MECHANICS.
aFf95ass R45aanSSe Rf?ls a @ Bds
ALEXANDRIA CITY WINDOW Cleaning
Service, residence and buildings, floor wax
APPLIANCES-Electric fans, fixtures. ra-
dios, washing machines, refrigerators sold
and. repaired: wiring for light and power;
s0R iee sHa II tSo iatse r RlSs SOD rhe
APPLIANCES, exhaust fans. washing ma
Shines heaters and Easuums reps,yed air,
ANCE CO., 1343 9th st. NV. AID. 4575.
AWNINGS. heavy and light canvas. re-
paired; complete, quick service. EX. 9191.
PROCTER CO, 224 Seaton court NV.
BRICKIAYlNG, chimney and fireplaces
built and repaired. Phon' A. FAGNANI,
BUILDING cleaning and repairing: special
ty stone marble, granite, terra Gotta and
5oH fSf Of Il 1f NU2S caysns %f1s
CARPENTRY-store fronts. fixtures. cab
chanics avail. Call MR.. CHASE, TR.. 6303
CEssPooLs AND SEPTIC TANKS. cleaned
and drained: modern pump. REILLY &
MCDONALD CO. Phone Berwyn 300.
CLEANING-Rugs and upholstered furni-
ture machine cleaned in your home OF
office. New dry-suds method, moth pro-
tects. Estimates. Elk. 149S or UN. 5597
PAINTING, exterior; also repairs. Shep-
CLEANING OF RUGS and upholstered fur.
niture by new and revolutionary process;
sensational results guaranteed. No fuss
no bother; work done. in your avn home
Call for estimate. the low price will amaze
ELECTRIC .CLOCKS-An kinds repaired.
chime W Me- apa as4s hsl clocks servi'ed' 7ls st
ELEiCTRfc REFRIGERAToR repairs, Ar.
lington service calls. 81 so. ARGENT RE-
FRIGERATION SERVICE, GIL. O697. e
ELECTRIC WIRING. fixtures, extra out
let's. repairs; old houses a specially: REGAL
ELEC. Co. 1909 Ga. ave. RA. 1891.
FLOOR SANDING. PARK ROAD Hous-
FLOOR sANDING AND FINISHING; first
class work l. r. Folk, WO. O52S.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing. cleaning.
waxing: experienced mechanics. O'HARE.
UN O235
FURNITURE repaired, glued. spring cush-
ions rebuilt, upholstering, webbing done;
w2rk guaranteed. Chevy Chase. Deebee's
GENERAL CONTRACTING. carpentry,
painting and paperhanging; screening and
storm sash: don't delay that repair job any
longer. We have men and materials. Give
US call. Chestnut 6S4S. s.
GEN: REP. plastering. cement, water.
Az work by exper. white nechs. II
Evening star., 1944-08-30
SITUATIONS MEN tcen,.l

FIREPLACE AND CHIMNEY. cinder block
concrete garage. tile and plaster. Spruce
GROCERY CLERK. experienced. colored
also porter, . years experience, available
now. FIR. 41S4.
JANITOR, colored. wants quarters, wife
works out: all-round man. MI. 1927. call
after pm.
MAN. young, draft deferred, classification
technician, yrs college, exper. In per-
sGnnei centoct and analytical writing de-
perm. position with oppor.. for advance
ment considered Box 174-z, Star.
OFFICE MAN, %, 4-F, 10 years exp. as
typist. clerk, secretary. supervisor, mfgrs.
agent; position with postwar future; $50
PRIVATE SECRETARY, 30 years, perfect
Spanish, French. first-class musician. MR..
THOMAS. Taylor 2S72. BIZ
WATCHING JOB, to 12 or evening shift.
=: TAILOR, 434 Condor ter. Sc. 81
WRITING, public relations, etc,--Writer.
aged 3S, AZ. now making $50 a week.
seeks permanent employment; newspaper
porting. Box 2S0-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1944-08-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL wants days work, - and carfare.
TR 362s
GIRL. colored, intelligent, excellent cool;
and laundreSS. wishes place. live in. E.
COATES "a Myrtlh 81. II ne
LAUNDRESS, frSt-clasS ironer. wants WORT
out, - and caTfare per day, convenient
transportation. DU. $3.50.
WOMAN, Colored. wishes part-time work
Call FR. G540
WOMAN, co!orcd, wants small laundry to
do at home North S5fj 3Os
Evening star., 1944-08-30
MOTOR TRAVEL.

PROFESSIONAL MAN desires transports
ton to Boston within the next six days.
Willing to drive or assist. Ordway l6103. >
TWO SISTERS wish ride to Dallas or
vicinity about Sept 5. Share expenses.
MISS TAYLOR, RE. 7400. ext. 116. 81
WANTED or 3 passengers to Roanoke,
day noon. Call ME. 1111 Wednesday or
Thursday to only.
Evening star., 1944-08-30
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

BOOKKPERS., >45-S5U wk: bkpr. asst ,
S35-S45 Wk.: stenog, in Arlington, S5}
wk stem. legal, under 30. $50 mo
stenog.. 5-da. wk., S35 Wk; pat. law Sten.
500 mo file clerk. S37 50; clerks, Sl35,
INA. 2ll4D PERSONNEL SERVICE, l3ll
G st NV.
TEACHERS NEEDED-Msny fine openings
IN private and public schools. Salaries
2M4 Colorado Bldg. l4th and G n "
Evening star., 1944-08-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

ROOMING HOUSE business for sale, with
or without building. BEHREND. MA. 4639.
TEA II. Room very modern ,Roanoks' ns yal ,,,.
equipped ample help lease. Available
Sept. 18th. BOX 1917, Star. IL
Evening star., 1944-08-30
HElP MEN tcone.,. .

WATERS, colored, for high-class sea foot
Sestaurant: top wages. Apply personnel
once, ODONNELLS SEA GRILL, 1907
WASHING MACHINE SERvICEMAN, me-
chanically inclined, to service Bendix wash
ing machines; steady work now and after
the war; good pay. Call before $3.50 an.
CO. 3452.
NIGHT MAN, apartment BLDG. 10 pm. to
a,m.; $50 mo-; one night of each week
MI. 4770.
YOUNG MEN. over 16. to work in outside
order department: steady work, good pay.
Room 424, ia 14th ST. NV
GOOD OPPOETUNITY-Delive boy and
stockmsn; must be neat: white or colored.
1923 18th st. ne
WE HAVE SEVERAL vacancies for ex-
eervicemen preparing merchandise for
shipping. Permanent positions. Chance
for advancement. See MR.. WILKINS, Sd
floor, T02 H St. NV
Evening star., 1944-08-30
SITUATIONS MEN g WoMEN.
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

! COLORED FAMILY of 3 desires place as
Janitor OF small apartment house. HO
| D632. GORDON
Evening star., 1944-08-30

r.
TYPIsT-Younr woman with experience
day week See Mr.. Yates, 73o Earle Bldg,
lWR TVh,sH snd l;ndT ,tT dTencsd. n;w ao,r , s,31o
ARMED FORCES INSTITUTE, OR. 4a40.
IfPiST' @ under ls for permanent position
experience desirable, but not essential
unusually pleasant working conditions. 3s-
39s Sfsk for pfGEf ISL MoNs oS D9wR 2npy
1l07, 18th st. NV. Employment Office open
Monday through Friday. to 8: Saturday
ARRANGEMENTS approved.
TYPISTS- CLERKS. under II yrs. of age.
5-day week; general clerical work in an
insurance company office: knowledge OF
yPns fssgsd oe APns ss II sR s. TO
MATTRESSES, colored. to work in new
restaurant; good salary and best working
ashs 1888 fnS SoS Sey ST. thI'1 nw
Apply headVaiter. AMBASSADOR HOTEL, :,
s5 1k RivnRsDH S5R nis' pH2s
MAfn WAffREss' $50 wste st. GOOD n% wages good hours
day day xt Apply ? u st IT. DAVE AYE & BILLS Isle
WH1TREssEs, T1s Fl S1 eolored es dinner period
= m. weekdays. and 12:30 to 8 pm
Sundays. 1884 Conn. ave NV
MATTRESSES, white: pm. to u pm.
GRILL, 18th and N. Y. ave. NV.
WA.1RESSES. colored permanent posi-
tions for dependable girls: top wages with
meals: Apply personnel office, O'DON-
NELLS SEA GRILL. 1907 ST. NV
WOMAN, white; part-time work $50 to
9:3O pm. serving desserts in Chevy Chase
restaurant: good pay plus meals. BARN
HART.S: 551O Conn. ave.
WOMAN, white, middle-aeed, with eX-
act
in own handwriting, stating experience
and qualifications. BoX 3S7-Y. Star.
WOMAN, white, between 35 and 55, with
home nursing experience. intelligent anC
neat; good home and nice position fol
right party. WI S1S4.
WOMAN, responsible. Catholic preferred,
assist with housework, care . young chill
dren' father overseas. part time or live in.
Oliver $685.
WOMAN, over 35, for assistant cafeteria
manager. No experiences necessary, cal
AID. 0646, after pm.
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Evening star., 1944-11-17
Oliver Backers Quake
As Puncher Dorazio
Shines IN Drills

Dixie Oliver, most popular colored
boxer here since Aaron Perry. has
an army Of local admirers who are
beginning to worry about Dixie's
chances with tough Gus Dorazio In
the featured heavyweight brawl At
Turner'S Arena Monday night. It's
the local youngsters first important
test and II he can hurdle Dorazio.
Oliver will be established as one
of1the top heavies OF the East.
Word comes from PHILADELPHIA
where Dorazio trained this week.
however, that the rough body-
puncher who outslugged big AL Hart
In II blistering heats here last
winter Is rounding into great form.
Ringsiders at his training camp
predict that Gus will stop Dixie
within seven rounds.
Dorazio, who also whipped Joe
Bakst when Joe was In the same
stage Of development as Oliver now
Is, pulls In here tomorrow to wind
up his training and Dixie's local fol-
lowing viii have q chance to see
for themselves whether they have
cause for alarm.
It was Billy Conn's victory over
Gus the Spoiler" that convinced
critics that Billy the Kid had the
guns when he first tried to invade
the heavyweight class and Dorazio
had Conn badly hurt at two points
IN tnat battle before Billy boxed
his way home to a decision.