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WITH THE AEF
BY LEWIS HAWKINS
Substituting for
Kenneth l., Dixon)

WITH AN AMERICAN FIELD
HOSPITAL IN FRANCE, Oct. Is
-DelayeO -lR- At least two
army surgeons are convinced that
Hitler's "Supermen" not only are
great towards under pain, but also
are physically weaker than Ameri-
cans and die more easily of wounds
end infection.
1T was a great surprise to me,
but after operating on hundreds
I'm convinced that Germans of
comparable age develop infections
more quickly and are less able to
resist Them" sad Major Robert
Mansfield, who heads team of
combat surgeons.
II can't explain it, although de-
ticiency in. diet seems the likeliest
guess continued the major. whose
home is at 2218 Portland Ave,
Louisville, KY, But they just
don't have the stamina that our
boys have"
Concurs
Major Edward W. Limbert, 431
Huntington Ave-, Council Bluffs,
Ia, who heads another operating
team, concurred and added:
cts definitely true that nazis
often break down and cry in feal
and pain when they come to ou1
operating tents, but our boys al
most never do. They're wonderful.
patients, and I only wish civilians
were half as courageous and un
complaining"
Asked if this weakness extended
to the additionally tough SIS elite
Guard) units, he laughed and re-
piled: "SS men are different-they
sob louder than the others because
they're stronger.
That's right" said Capt. Stan
ley Yudicky, former Dartmouth
footballer from Manchester, N. H.,
"And those same SIS men are the
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What About Spain?

There is an uneasy feeling Of this is where
we came inn about the news from Spain these
days The news has been soft pedaled by
censorship and by some leaders Of both fac
tons. Nevertheless it appears that long threat
ening trouble may flare again into full scale
civil war.
The situation is cloudy, with each side claim
ing early successes. But at least 1t seems
certain that Spanish Republican troops, which
escaped to France after the Civil War and
have fought with the Maquis against the Ger
mans, have recrossed the border and clashed
with FRANCOIS forces, and that an under
ground Madrid paper has called on regular
Spanish Army officers to take up arms against
the Falange.
There are also runors which, il true, are
significant. One is that 10000 German troons
escaped from France into Spain and have
been regrouped to fight for Franco. The other
is that French Maqus were ordered to with
draw from the border and leave their Spanish
comrades to fight alone.
This would be repetition OF history. Ger
many, of course, was at Francois side in the
conflict OF 1869. So was Italy, and the two
conducted a dress rehearsal of historv's
greatest and bloodiest war. France maintained
a hands-off attitude The rest of the world.
with the exception of Russia, looked on
How much farther will history repeat itself?
Eight years ago the American and British
governments took short-sighted plague O.
both your houses view And most citizens
OF both countries shared this view, despite
the handful of volunteers with the Spanish
Loyalists. Since then the western Allies have
dealt almost deferentially with Madrid, in spite
Of Frances open sympathy and aid for the
Axis cause.
The threat of new Spanish civil war raises
some important questions. Would this country
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assistant, an anesthetist, one nurse
and two enlisted men. Snock teams
which prepare wounded for opera
tons by administering blood or
plasm transfusions: and generally
combating shock, are made up of
one officer, one nurse and two en-
listed men.
In the case of Mansfield's team,
his anesthetist, Capt. Arthur Tad
dec, former wrestler from Natick,
Mass, also is qualified surgeon
and alternates with Mansfield and
Yudicky in operating.
Lieut.. Helen Grimsic of Wauke-
gan, Ill, and Sgts. Chester Hills,
Webster, Wis, and Jack Law
renee, New York City, complete
Mansfield's team Maj. Homer H.
Lewis, Clearfield, Pa, is Limbert' S
operating assistant, and. his unit
is completed by Lieut.. Rachel M.
Fairbanks of Brandon, Wis., and
Sgts. Alvin j. VOORHEES,, Orchard,
New, and Harry c. Wingerter, Is
Irving Ave. Livingston, N. j.
For the past six weeks these two
surgical teams, plus shock teams
headed by Capt. Augustus j. Co.
forth of Nashville, Ark, and Capt.
Carl H. Hildebrand, Omaha, Neb.
have been operating as ''pcoco''
Unit. A proco unit-short for pro-
visional continental operationa]
units a fast-moving outfit which
packs operating room and equip.
ment into three trucks and car
set up or tear down neat, com.
pact and complete surgery in ar
hour or two.
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The War :
BY KIRKE L. srND,.
Associated Press W. Sun

Recall by Washington analyst n
): General Joseph stlwar ;'.n
his many,sided and ''S ,y1, soa
tasks in China is not 'ILa-!po'iaa.
ease tension in Tokyo a. 4a KEY %
IT implies Regardless " WAT
otner explanation there WI VI ally
for the move, it hints stro may b.
Japan. asa!as
stilwell, by Official 60.
to have an 'undiscIoseTdS", So' i
command. That his new pos. NV
be no less concerned with p tSs WI VIII
in the Orient than those s'' IT t''s eva s''
ne has been relieved seems % IN "a
without saying, His w5nI. q" 70
experience and much of bis VA
time preparation has besn 's. u.
closely linked with the ot5. a %
OF the Pacific to ass1no va
an assignment in Eurona la'
him. His four star rank also 3 va,
to preclude that. 'e'S'
1t follows naturally, then ..
the staggering blow TO the l,s I'D
csc fleet has created unevra a'4,
American and Allied on~s pV''ea
ties to quicken the pace NJ '- u.
attack on Japan. Until it is o4s
erwise accounted for stj1v, I.'
transfer must in japanese MI,
tary eyes look like the starr 4 ..'
a new and powerful expeditior. ~,
force to exploit that naval vir,a.'
to the full as soon as possbIs
Since Stilwell was raised IA II,
four-star rank it has been n,,.
OF less taken for granted that +,
American advance beyond n.
Philippines would be under hi,
command once the men and ns,s
rails for that had been assemble,
and naval operations mad clesri
the way for it. American official
forecasting has pointed to IA
Chinese east coast as the mex, An.
ticipated Judgement area bevord
the Philippines on Pacific STRATEGY
maps.
1t still may be. There is vast
section of eastern China still IN
complete Chinese control eyce,.
for a few japanese held ports and
river mouths. Chinese official re.
ports say there are up to hal,
a million Chinese troops in that
area west of the Kweilin gap in
japanese lines and the Hankov.
Canton railroad.
The full effect of the japanese
naval disaster on trans-Pacit:
strategy cannot yet be reckonei
however. 1t may nave made pos
sible even holder early moves than
the Selling Of landing bases in
central eastern China would in
volve. In the light Of destruction
or serious damage to up 10
japanese craft in Philippine wat
ers, that fleet could not hope It
cope with American power raid
in any direction.
Even granted time to concen
trate and repair its damaged ma
jor units, its significance as q
striking force is virtually MI. Al
a defensive weapon backed b,
japanese land based planes il
could prove formidable but only
in relatively narrow seas, TIKI
south China sea covers too muct
area to meet that test.
AS a matter of speculation
therefore, it is to be assume;
that Tokyo, behind its screen
victory" propaganda, is busy re
vamping its whole war conceD'
converting it into strictly De
fensive deployment just as Hits
has been compelled to abando'
his grandiose conquest dream
for a last-ditch defense Of centTa
Europe.
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rocket bombs with atomic explo-
sive features. They'd be foolish if
they didn't, he added.
These buzz-bombs or rocket
bombs are the best argument that
has come out of this war why,
from purely selfish reasons, this
country, any country, must con-
secrte itself to preventing anoth-
err world war.-Christian Science
Monitor.
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Another Postwar Problem

Some Of London's top tailors are talking
about postwar lounge suits which would button
at the throat like the present British battle
dress, thus eliminating the need Of collars,
cravats, and probably shirts.
And what one wonders is to become Of the
Old School Tie?
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Anniversary Celebrated
= At Presbyterian ChaFE'

The anniversary of the ris !.
ant Reformation was ceieOi .s sn.
the First Presbyterian chUi. a M.
day with DR.. William crow row. {.
tor, speaking on the int ,Is.io, ia
this great time of re-Va al that We
husman affairs upon an 49,
know as modern civillza'loD .,,-sai
Although the Reformation ITO +r ,y
into the Renaissance, WIN Ii.; '. re-
dous economic and '!I'.r;.irp
suits, yet according to the e. s- cents,
of the men who were al 'ile ,entst
of the awakening, it was ess'DIot
ly a spiritual noveme d "noips
Grove said. He discusseu o. b.
Of similarity and OF gns.so4+sstsnt.
tween Catholicism and Pf0''
ism. .,.,c Greed
A Forum on the Aposlle serr
was held during the evening
ice in the Kenan chapel
4,,n.
yl y1o0V4Clt ~
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rs Years Ago
Today
tFROM THE FILES
q. OF THE STAR-NEWS)
OCTOBER 81, 1919


RALEIGH, - The next state con-
vention of the American Legion will
be held in Wilmington. Delegates
to the National convention to be
held in Minneapolis named today
were Cyrus D. Hogue of Whining
ton, C. M. FaircAoth of Clinton, c.
A. Gosney of Raleigh, Wade Phil
lips, Lexington; aiternates: R. G.
Cherry, S. C. Brown, v. w. Wich-
ard, Jr., and Richard Longhorn.
Friends here will be interested in
the announcement of the marriage
Of the Rev. A. R. Parsley, former
ly rector of the Episcopal church
at Southport, and Miss Ruth James
Of Clinton. Mr.. Parsley is now rec
tor Of the Episcopal church at Gin
fon
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Road To Berlin
(By the Associated Press

(By the Associated Press
1-Western front: 301 miles drom west OF
Duren).
a-Russian front: 3O4 miles (from Vistula
north of Warsaw.
Italian front: 558 miles from south of
0n'ogna).
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Our Chief Aim

To aid in every way the Prosecution Of thu
war to complete Victory.
TOP O. THE MORNING
I enter a most earnest plea, in our rather
hurried and busting life of today, that we
do not lose hold on the Bible. No educated
man and no uneducated man can afford to
be ignorant of the Bible.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
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Koreans developed mova0I rsrirta
so years before GuttenOeis
the Bible
Evening star., 1944-04-27
HELP WoMeN.

MaIanEssns Va and msss 81 4 Ehits Y good salary
sufroundinss, Apply at Trio Restaurant,
WAiTREssEs. white. with experience, over
Fl. Apply in person. the China Inn Res
WATTRfssIs WssAaTanI S3I st4 s. hT hS .s. -
meals and uniforms: good hours. Washing
ton Drug Store, 635 Pa. ave. NV, RE.
MATTRESSES, white. experienced. good
8 pm. Brown Derby. 3353-A Conn ave.
WOMAN twhite) as companion to elderly
LADY lazy pssht sn duties, Nc SUNDAYS. Live in or
WnwsNHo SH1 Hone ssnsrs III; $3.50: .rs,.r,., and ono,
work to operate food and bar control: will
teach; Apply manager, Room 1884, Ma
.i1Ial ion, Press Bldg:. l4th and SITS. NV.
s1easant working conditions good location
WOMAN; We, AN ist,elass secretary. eolored. gen
asuytton; I7$s 7ths St. NV. ss5 week to
WON WOMAN sse e. p PleasaSt aS ss work for white
yesetables n hish. Chevy 11d Chase s1s res.
sation Barnhart's. $50 "ts Conn a0 ave. na,o va
YOUNG LADY for evening work at foun-
tain; 5,10 sdoo pm. New Hsmpshire Phar-
exclusive hotel. Age 81 to 80. Apply B.
DcIgherty. Shoreham Hotel.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for conscien-
tious woman interested in steady work
managing dry cleaning store in s.e. sec
tom experienced unnecessary; excellent
salaTy; Call TR. 2o31.
donor. center. two blood custodians. See
technical supervisor, 81 Louisiana ave
MORTON SALT co. branch office, perma-
nent position for ,typist some shorthand
necessary; good hours, starting salary,
pleasant work with five young ladies. Ap-
ply Mr.. Carlson, Room 3o3, Evening Star
BEAUTY SALON requires good manicurist
top salary. Fred the Hair Stylist. at
Phhiligpsporn; n = 6GS aS,J llth 1o, s., nv ..-
girl or woman to do special type investi-
gating: state age, marital status, previous
ing. Box sss-I, Star. 0''''''' A0 '""'
RlZIK BROS. have exceptional opportun-
tiles for a filter Of women's gowns and
suits, an experienced seamstress; also ex-
cellent positions for salesladies: generous
salaries permanent positions. Apply
Rizik Bros ITO Conn. ave. NV.
SEsnRH5ofITr ANR EEF GkEEP
DISPENSING oPTIcIAN: HIGH-scHooL
EDUCATION, PERSONALITY, SON Z
35: 5h-DAY WEEK PHONE RE. 5171.
TYPIST-BoOKKEEPER wanted May 1st
hours, 9-5; half day Saturday: salary.
-'> PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC.
MA. 1900. Realtors. 1912 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-04-27
HELP MeN 8 WOMEN tcon.. ,

COUPLE, white, with references, to take
care Of roomins house. Apply 120sla N st
FOOD CHECKER in club restaurant, expe.
rience not essential; excellent working
conditions and salary. Apply manager
Room 1884 National Press Bldg. 14th and
Y SITS NV
JANITOR. experienced. and wife, ages be.
tween 30-5o; care for apt. house; good
fireman and cleaner; best local reference
reauired; good wages and quarters. DE
099n, before s pm.
MAILROOM CLERKS, for assembling
manuals, stuf1ng envelopes. etc, pm. Il
1870 am. 8 evenings; $3.50 week; es.
sential industry; permanent. Telephone
pssrns,onnei dept, DI. 1900, or apply at
MAN, janitor: wife to assist: 3-room and
bath apt. in addition to salary. Apply
to 5 pm. 1702 Rhode Island ave. NV,
with references: War veteran preferred.
MAN AND WIFE wanted. both to work In
high-class apartment; furn. apt. with latest
utilities. Good salary for right couple
This Is an opportunity. for lifetime job
We will also carry life insurance as an
added protection for your security. Refer
ences required. Discharged veterans pre-
ferred Call GI. 1000.
PROFESSOR, Spanish Isaac Pitman
shorthand, to teach girl. Box 25S-D, Star.
SPANISH SPEAKING to converse with boy
few hours weekly; write nationality. Box
&13-C, Star. ~
Evening star., 1944-04-27
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ALTERATIONS and house repairs, carpen-
prootins insulating, porches, plumbing and
siding ence door sandns eaSns sssR
BIZ; III sSsisssss g ssfs n.s'
nS fepans nspIacss w. AsEs AsRi
cAMEfsA EEfss REpaiRfNG, Re pafsf g.. Aei Aega by maury
Nils. Special attention to Govt agencies
ssea sge psTfsenne. sIss Phone for estimate, shsD-
CARPET and linoleum laying specializing
window sfh eDs cornfce 9iadisf 5ugs psr sec lin gd
estimates. 33 years Of quality @ Workman
ship, 4. Miller Mumma Cali OR. sz5s;
caRpENW4TRi9ys cciasRIs WI 9yss9 55ao Conn ave NV; 2s.
tTes sisas ssfim1sss wa ssaa csI after pm, sanford
rspairs ed sSasss asusss spscisiss fiIa Rsss sss
EIfcTEio4a lie Ga 4asos cosrszcrrNa osr sss sssl
prampt sis.a Quality 1a 0lsisss Hsss
r sFissl Sd sesy.es;, gE; 400.
GENERAaI EiSain coNTRASsTiNG, A Aa;SsiTfiNG bldg repairs
an ana rsmodeling OF al types BY experienced
HEATING ANp R oII oIIo Burner Ere REPAIRS rs Of
raSiatoTs, stokers and hot-Water heaters. heaters
FA1NTiNG AND PAPERING, excellent
TietsI evenings only. AT. es9S. 81. f'
PAINTING, exterior and interior; white
1855 Or PElseS R ossS tGT kitchen and
PAiNTtNG and paperhanging:. also small
aolph 0722 or Trinidad s212.
PAPER HANGING, painting: special low
Cali spisei Payior stIfs sass aS WORK guaranteed
PAPERHANGING. plastering and paint
ing; estimates free; work guaranteed. B.
Hamilton. 1919 11th NV. Elk. 0636. 30s
pAFEh HANGING, this week only. 81 and
rprI. up per % room; 1914 washable, sunfast pa
sa5fn'fss AND ParsffSes fmflSseesan Imsdat. Ss1R
mates. AT. estS sese' experience; ifee esti-
PLUMBING and heating repairs made by
FRJsTSEsSs RAnfn sFp Fppssshanies psIpsHS Georgia 54s3
Il hfsi aE ssea enfckuf ERR saa5 W,
Will oil the motor, clean the Condenser
adjust the belt or install new one (belt
cost eXtrsl. check for leaks and for com
pEessor efficiency, and make other minor
b hquT,s S % service. Ace Refriserstion Co, CO.
REPAIR WORK and house wiring; extra
@ nass plugs and switches. Have your vases
eerc fons nP spae9 hessri od amp. ana
rewired. Get our estimates on electric
nv; Ma ol4o and 1922.
SILVER PLATING, repairinr on silverware.
repairing. rennis6ins Of ali metal soods:
ANTIQUE metal goods restored. D. L. Brom-
WASHING MACHINES. Bendfx specialist.
and an al al makes repaired. Action Service
Evening star., 1944-04-27
!, ENploYMeNT .ssRvIres
PERSONAL

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other tSaI
myself pyIi,Is Robert Pinckney. 400 T st. NV.
Main phone. NA. sis4. 8 1850 sfSiae' K st. 0f'hS
msnt sC trdInsd n nursing home kind
Any ONE having Information concerning
whereabouts of Eebecca Washington. for.
merry mr,ts peT servsns Of family in New Orleans
WILL GENTLEMAS who rode car to unior
ecntset Box h aSs-E asy syfar sunday eve Plesst
you promptly, .24-hour service, s months
well-established business; 75c a week ir
sSyance. For information, call Ordwa.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION and room and
sGsfS sn Sr.nsSse ,GSSsefnment clerks opportunity
maSs sons Mus NEtng D Rea
CAMP 3l Ppsfey MoNPR6sTElG Fl DT lG stb f4ta tn. ST.
weeks s145 M oes catoonae tlom p c6Irsss; 6 sss
near. near. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Randall, Clarks.
ESTABLISHED wATCH-REpAIRING Arm
s arMoRKHoiiSssc Mi,ShsI iiSscleT @ 1894 n Z ave NV
method Results sFes,satss ettee.tSe 4g 3gg, my 0xI
time or money back Write Write for II Booklet me n
aFsgs aFaI ,a,, 91 surgery Or soMMERWERcK
MfEriSSah ROOM M sestins aA 4147 esnsc,,, =, Inn
splendid for club meetings and card par. par
tleS; etc.: complete with chairs and caro-
taoles: in Columbia Heights. on car line
MI Soldano: Me $500. ia 1882
rHONE SHEPHERD 1860, ask for Mis-,
Campbel. If you are in need Of a loan up
10 5000 on your Signature N
HLY HiGhLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
Ensilsn: : selt-conhdence, freedom from SELF
CONSCIOUSNESS, private tutor MI $3.50 .
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or nc
Zee relief for pains and aches due to weak
neart, asthma rheumatism, arthritis
nervousness, piles. colds, flu or other all
mehts; also relief for aching. swollen feet
enc: n charge. .'i sH. asss55 years expert
WANTED; boarding homes for babies,
Apply ChildrenS Protective Association
go. NV. DU. 1913
" MONTH, Telephone Wake-up Service,
WITH y, well established business. Call Mrs,
LADIES' HATS REMoDELED. FABRICS.
Islts, StrawS: designed, blocking, trimming
Ihe vogue, 1923 14th st. NV. CO. 7797,
DR. " JOHNSON DFNTTCT
Evening star., 1944-04-27
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.
SITUATIONS woMEA

TACTICAL NURSE wishes Z or 10 hoUrs'
aassgg, duty. Best Of reference. Randolph
coMPToMETER operator-accountan. sx
btertii togii.,s 5Does your ONCE suffer from back
Es-asls5 nu aai, 7Why not try Collins, the catch
DREssMAKING. designing. remodeline al
aiRIs. dEHans ssns ss NV: APT f ADAMS Ssss 29
Sn e. ps& asnsssto aspsFasss small apt
ILL.,, dmtL, coiored, with years experience in
DE. 1891 oAnee' aesires position. Phone
GaIl, GIRL, colored. desires office work, DAYS
Of tyrdne Triniaad fasas9r sSs SSsBsrator knowledge
LADY: LADY: middle aged, desires to be COM
Ren36in Rsening 70 seg older person. help in house
Virginia. diebs bs' s7ss 7sSantry home nearby sa.y
LADY. in once. would like place as Com.
panlen or care Of children in evenings;
BOX Sv aisaEa Ind star meals small compensation.
eases; eases; Doctors reference. Cali Columbia
NURSE. trained, middle-aged, wishes r.r.
Best Of Peffesims pefsrennss or W. to s-hour duty
caHsrs SEnMsIRESS desires work making slip
Cali Michispan hps5ies ass alterations and repairs.
sTEN0GRXPHER. experienced, wants vor.
hR s2f sSfoE aors STAT T hos Ss
enr;rto uictetlon py appointment: manu-
Scsrlps Scrlps or professional work preferred
&c EW ni5,IhlgI 5hgI mornings or evenings %
I11fING, part time: may arrange to call
ior and deliver. Cali RE. O333, 10 am
WnlS W n9on. 2Ss
WOMAN. middle -aged, desires desk position
~ SIfsyy nIEGD p 1oM S-E star. 2Sh
SOLDiEKS WIFE. graduate nurse; years
seSxperlenee as childrens nurse; available
May only. Box 242-E. Star "a.
ACCURATE TYPING.
Menuscripts' Legal Briefs. Tabulations.
Evening star., 1944-04-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

and property. $4,000 90, fully equipned
Can Russell F; Barrett, RE 47S7. 29s
Light LUNCHROOM with beer for sa e
3o.1 M st. NV MI. 0474. Good oppor-
unity for business person. 27s
FOR SALE-Old established going whole
sale and retail tobacco business in Fred
erlck, Md; This is one of the largest and
best esta tablished tobacco business oppor-
tunities in Western Maryland For in
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Near 10Th and K sts
n.w.--Large house, arranged as 5 apts,,
h-wh, cleo, baths; will sell furnished
Act today RE. h2l6.
GROCERY STORE with all good fixtures
and between $500 and $500 stock Rent,
$40 mo; years unexpired lease Price
account OF owner in military service. Can
see any day, between / and 4 pm 1887
Evening star., 1944-04-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
INSTRUCTION COURSES

SCHOOL or pRACTIcAI, REFRT;Fpa =
TON, domestic. Commercial ara ind,s.
trial A disnified and essential bushes,
tsEFan IHs F1ldsssrs , and youngsters alike BE
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
psy and part-time classes. MshrIIe MhugI
kar h1nonr Beauty schcoi. 1340 N. = ave-,
Evening star., 1944-04-27
MOTOR TRAVEL

wife will deliver your car to CaIifornia.
leave any time; references. Box Is2-E
~ 27s
or part way; share expenses; refere6ceS
Hobart a644
OFFICERS WIFE driving to Texas. Coun,e
Refs exChaneed Phone CHI 601O.
NAVAL OFFICER driving to Texas in Buick
Saturday; needs some one to share ey
penses and assist In driving Call FIR.
5I0o. Ext; 2446, Thursday before 4 80; At.
Evening star., 1944-04-27
Restaurant, With LIQUOR
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING, roofing. rock wool in
sulation. Call US for estimate Hudson
supply g. Eauipment Co.. lf27 Penn. ave.
no;w2 warehouse at 7th and T ne. Di.
CEMENTING. lplasterinz. stuccoins, brick
work and hauling Can after $50 pm.
coMPIEaTs RaMopELING, MODELLING 10 years, .xn..
ence: reasonable. Cali for free esti- Iates.
a Jordan. Wo. 272s. after 8 pa. 3s
houses and restaurants; painting, eoncret-
Ing, brickwork; estimates. Ray v. Roberts,
Evening star., 1944-04-27
HELP WokAEN.
STENOGRAPHER-

Gb1I I1SJIVE FEFlA IOH,
For newly established general sales man.
Once located in hoo block Conn. ave.
washington. Attractive salary and a post
war opportunity. Give age. marital status,
pnone number, education. previous experi-
Gnce, etc BOX o34-C Star
Evening star., 1944-04-27

STOCK RECORD CLERK.
Essential industry: pleasant working
conditions. Apply Bowen g. Co.. 47I2
Bethesda ave-, Bethesda. Md. (Must have
releaSe.)
Evening star., 1944-04-27
MEN AND WOMEN.
FOR CAFETERIA JOBS

ESSENTIAL TO WAR EFFORT.
Cafeterias located in Federal Govern
ment buildings.
Work in Washington near your home OF
in nearby Virginia or Maryland.
Cashiers, food checkers, cooks, bakers
Bus employees, steam table attendants
dishWashers
Evening star., 1944-04-27

EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
Full salary paid during training period.
PAID VACATION
LIBERAL ATTENDANCE BONUS.
Excellent salary and promotional oppor-
tunities. Apply am. to 4:30 pm. 1119
21st st. NV, or United States Employment
Service, 5O3 St NV
Evening star., 1944-04-27
CLERKS FOR CANDY AND
CIGAR COUNTERS

Pleasant well-paid work, vacation with
pay, chance for promotion Apply at any
Peoples DRUG Store or employment dept,
~ ST. ne
Evening star., 1944-04-27
ATTENTION! WHITE
MEN AND WOMEN.

Have you 3 hours spare time daily,
am. to IL noon-1 to 4 pm? Could
you use an extra SIS per day for hours
work? Full-time work also available age
no handicap If active. Call in person
Evening star., 1944-04-27
MAID. NO SUNDAYS
SITUATIONS MrN

for upstafrs work and laundry. no sheets
OF snirts: $50 week plus carfare, > meals
nours 70 5. Private home Reference
VIC experlenee necessary. Du. 1880