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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

been cut in small pieces.
Simmer slowly until the
pork chops are brown. Add
the can of tomato soup and
simmer again until the
pork chops are tender and
well. done. Either a half
can of milk or water may
be used TO dilute the TO.
mato soup. The milk makes
IL creamy.
Pour this over the cooked
rice and serve AZ once with
spinach and little white
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

:!!2;:l!3;E!d roll!

M ENERAL years ago. writes Mrs. Walter Grothusen
Davenport, Iowa, II invited have dinner
- with some friends who live a large The
tables loaded with delicious food when
time for the dessert hostess brought large
dripping pans OF Apple Rag Roll hope you1 like il
Make syrup by boiling slowly for few minutes
cups of water and L. cups OF sugar while
chop SIX medium sized tart apples Make a dough
following Ingredients
cups flour 2 tablespoons sugar
teaspoons baking powder 3 heaping abspns butter
level teaspoon salt l egg
y cup milk
'Sft and mix the dry ingredients together, then cut
IN the butter, and add lightly beaten eggs and milk
pat dough onehalf inch thickness lightly Toured
board Spread sliced apples top Of dough. Sprinkle
with sugar and cinnamon like you would for pie
amount OF sugar used depends upon artness and
Kind Of apple used Then roll up mixture slices
Set sliced IN cooled syrup mixture in shallow baking
Bake IN moderate until lightly Drowned and dough
springs back from touch"
crothusen: are very grateful Tor your generosity in
fine oldfloned
In ancient Rows ere Pcrmed 10 Eat nth
Their Parents. Girls, H0Werer. Barred the
Parental Meals Until They Married
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
BN
MRS. HAROLD BALDWIN
DN..V.I.T.l... ID
philadelphia, Pa.

illhuNt lillhs "a
A IY FAMILY has got
M ten into the habit of
u asking VIII e n they
sit down to dinner, what
do we get half pound OF
tOnight?' They can laugh
all they like, bat they en-
JOY their dinners Just as
much now as they did when
meat could be gotten in
abundance and wit out
counting ration points.
I've devised these recipes
which will serve four peo-
pie generously and not one
of them calls for more than .
half pound meat
hope your family viii enjoy
them as much as mine.
Tasty Beef Pie
! pound shin beef
4 potatoes
l onion
Butter or margarine
2 large carrots
, stalks of celery
l cup totamo juice
af'sfey1 salt and pepper
Cut the celery, leaves and
all, and the onion into very
small pieces and simmer
gently in tire butter or mar
garine in a frying pan for
five minutes or until ten
der
Have the meat cut in
small pieces, III S I them
with the flour and add to
the frying pan. letting the
pie &c S of m brown
slightly on all sides.
Add enough water to
cover the meat. add the
diced carrots and potatoes,
the parsley and the salt
and pepper TO taste. Then
pour in the tomato Juice.
Stir we'll so the liquid is
thoroughly blen d q d and
cover the pan with a tight
lid. Cook over a very low
flame for one hour.
When finished, divide the
meat and vegetable mixture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
H6uSewUee5t 31o0 57ZmQuQck

onions in cream sauce. and
very tasty, too.
Chicken Pickln's a la King
l cup diced leftover
chicken
! onion
IL tablespoons of flour
4 hard-boiled eggs
l stalk of celery
Butter or margarine
3 cups of milk
Salt. pepper, paprika
Put the butter or mar.
garine in q frying pan over
a very low flame and add
the celery and the onion
which have been chopped
Cook several minutes but
do not let it brown.
Blend the flour with the
milk and add to the celery
and onion. Stir well. Add
the chicken and the season.
ings, stir again and lastly
add the sliced hard.boiled
eggs.
Serve at once on hot toast
with baked potatoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

into four portions in four
individual pie plates, cover
with pie crust, perforate
with a fork and bake in a
moderate oven until the
crust is done.
We like these served with
cole slaw and sweet pickles,
with a chocolate pudding for
dessert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

IfY- OR DELICIOUS hors doeuvres, for tasty add
ton to salad plate try stuffed beets." Writes Mrs.
q W. G. DebO, Burnett, Texas
cook rather large size beetS thoroughly. Remove
from fire Chill in refrigerator Peel and hallow the
ceuers Stuff with filling made of three parts of whipped
cream part hotseradish dash salt and pepper Chill and
cold
sp , t I u.s. They all agreed that your Stuffed Bts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

OR fine soup that is inexpensive and delicious and
p requires precious ration points Try this recipe
writes Mrs. Mary c. Stormer Washington, Illinois
Get three four pounds of white cut into
small pieces Place II in soup kettle quarts
of water cCk sliced stalks of celery diced one
small bay leaf three sprgS of parsley and pepper
suit r.
Cover and simmer for two hours, gently, strain and
cool This be hickencd with flour and ruaTqarina
creamed together and added 10 form cream souD
readers who feel that good Wntertu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

THE JUDGES have made their final seIec-
Il lions and in the next issue of the Aimanack.
IN addition to the list of prize winners, the
three complete pont-saying dinners which won
the $3.50 War Bond FIRST Prize the SiO0 War
Bond second Prize and the $50 War Bond Third
Prize viii be published.
BE sure to read this page next sunday.
You VIII want TO prepare these dinners in
NOur own home 20 balance your points"
aud food budget, too. And remember that
Your own original recipe may win $40 ~ YOU
send u 10 and 10 Is published this page Add
IIII ALMANAlk. RnN 1911. Grand (entral ANN,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Meat Cake Delight

Com bine y pound OF
round steak, ground once,
with 4 cup of milk. Il tcl-
spoon of nutmeg. and salt,
pepper and parsley as de.
sired. Mix them well. Form
into four large or six mo.
dunn pattirs and broil in
the oven UNDER low flame
When light brown turn
over, dust with a sprin<ling
OF salt and-broi4- the other
side. II takes about twenty
minutes and YOU have Juicy.
flavorful meat cakes. Serve
with mashed POTATOES, fresh
whole string beans and let
-tuee- salad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

W NIIFN VNhF. NWWTFNN
aud Central Annex. New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

Pork Chop Surprise
8 pork chops
2 cups cooked rice
l small stalk cnlpEL-.
l can of tomato soup
Y can of milk
Salt, pepper, drippings
Melt drippingS and add
diced celery and onion and
the pork chops which have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

A new dTinkl
Add one ioble-
spoonful Of Bser
RobbH Gold tobsi
N o losses TO q
aiots % cold OF
warm milk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
Cpl. Bowen
Marries WAVE

CPL. CHARLES A. BOWEN
JR., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
A Bowen of Louise avenue,
Highland Park, and Wave Ruby
Grace Aldrich of Franklin, n.
H., were married Sept - in
St. Johns Episcopal Church,
Savannah. Ga.
After a brief wedding trip,
the couple will report for duty.
Cpl. Bowen is stationed at Hun
ter Field near Savannah. where
he is a member of the radio
communications division of the
army air corps. His bride is
stationed in Miami. Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
New Brunswick
Vacation at End

MRS. HELEN p. WELLS of
Walkervile, Ont, and Mrs. Bel
mont NAPLES Of Maumee ave-
nue. are returning this Sunday
from four-monih STAY at
dominion Hlll. Mrs. Wells
Summer heR4a-at-Si.- George,
n Y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
Play Gear
Wanted
DETROIT WOMEN'S COM.

DETROIT WOMENS COUN-
~ GIL OF THE NAVY
LEAGUE has formulated plans
ITO supply the PIT Squadrons
w h recreational equipment.
The drive will open this Sunday
and continue through oct. Is,
and contributions may be sent
10 the USS McKccver in Cam
pus Martius at Woodw ward
avenue.
Among the articles solicited
are playing cards, cribbage
boards, checker boards, har-
monicas. books and magazines.
fishing tackle, used portable
VictrolaS and stationery.
Mrs. Louis a. Braun. chair
man. will be assisted by Mrs.
Byron L. Flechtner. With them
on the committee will be:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
Plan College Dances

October holds a promise Of
gala doingS for the sorority and
fraternity set. too with numer-
Gus dances and parties already
on the schedule. Friday eve
ming. for instance. will find the
Theta NJ lama frat boys and
their dates at Ionic Temple for
their back 10 school, dance.
Then. on Oct l3, members Of
kae Dee Will turn out en- masse,
according 10 early indications,
for their fall dance in the Span
ish room of the Fort Shelby
Hotel. Not 10 be outdone. the
Mu Omega Rho sisters will hold
an "Oct-turn' frolc Oct. 20 in
the Crystal ballroom of Ma
sonic Temple.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
RuffIed Curtains
SIG

Sturdy cotton yarns in a smart. plain
weave. Ecru only. Soft ruffle that
is easy to drape. Use them with or
without draperies with equal beauty.
Crowley's-Bargain Basement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
Presides al u. D. Tea

Presiding a. the tea table
will he Miss Helen Kean, dean
Of women. and Miss Marjorie
Brooks esident Of the
Women's League. Miss Beatrice
Girard, chairman of the party,
will be assisted by:
MISSES
PegGy Wuelnsr Katherine Ftn,ey
Ann Hughes Catherine O'Esll
Earlier in the week AZ Mary
grove College. the freshmen
were given a hearty welcome
by the seniors as a part Of their
senior week program Miss
Gabrielle Herman, president of
the senior class, was in charge
Of the affair held Monday in
the Liberal Arts auditorium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

T ca al b. D.

EVERY year about this time
- the lowly froSh baSk in the
llmelight Of their first college
days. The upper clasSmen vie
for their allegiance and shower
them with attention. And. in
accordance with this tradition.
local colleges are connecting all
sorts of events in honor of The
neophytes.
In the Florence Ryan audi
forum OF the University Of
Detroit this Sunday afternoon.
more than 200 freshman goods
will be honored al the first tea
OF the season. Huge bouquets
OF red and white carnations,
and red and white gladioli. the
schools colors, will decorate
the hall.
Name cards this year have
had novel twist. for the girls
viii wear small cardboard
cards shaped like the tradi-
tlonal treshie pot in red and
white to which they Will affix
their names.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01
BeIImanized StarchIess Finish

Snowy white priscilla curtains in an
attractive hocked pattern. Smart to
use with or without draperies in any
room in your house "Belmanized
Starchless" means they never need to
be starehe d. Merely wash, dry,
dampen and iron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

hfEsDAAiEs
Evening star., 1944-11-14
SITUATIONS poMEsTIcl

eoLonED n GIRL ID sesiTss nisht work. from
COLORED GIRLS t2). wishes day work.
S:, Cleaning ssSaItments ssor for employed people
S.sP Co2k in Il p5Sa.s ssss family; isss in. sss
CURTAINS WASHED and stretched; 45c
per and UP. TR. 1434
GIRL wants full or part time work; 70
home nights. Phone Rockville 1872
GIRL, colored, would like days work: good
ref. Write ETHEL HILLIARD, 1927 Stan
GIRL, coioreG. desires evening work. Ap.
512b.
GIRL wishes silk washes to do at home.
fati 10 a.!sntsc ALA = m 1857 10 to IL am. and
GIRL. Va. coiored. wants general house
work, M days week; no nights: neat,
love children, LILLIAN. 234 c stssw.
GIRL, colored, experienced, wishes g.h.w.
in apartment @ for couple; will care for
one child Call until p.m.. Elk: 57O3.
SlRL; 81 80 eolored. wants Job as maid. Phone
GIRL. colored; Va. exp. cook; no laundry;
S2h week. Box 1O4-S, Star
GIRL, colored. wants part-time work of
any kind; or hotel maid from to pm
Phone ME. 3746.
MAID, colored. experienced. wishes days
MAID, colored. wants Job housecleanins,
part time. evenings. DE 5438.
REFINED colored couple desires job as
janitor Of apt. house. with kuarters; no
children. city refs HO 4941
Evening star., 1944-11-14
PERSONAL

WATCH REPAIRING, to S days service;
matchmaker on premises for prompt atten-
ea aa1m sTfas AIs0sEss cENEs s0rs ap
MART. 514 10th St, between and F SITS.
FUR HATS INDIVIDUALLY STYLED to
match your coat. from fur pieces: we
match any fur: restyling, blocking. trim
minis. VOGUE, 1928 14th st. NV. Open eve.
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES. where friend.
meet and strangers feel at home. For in
formation phone. G-l0 pm. FIR. 05g0
PHOTOGRAPHS made in your home BY ap-
pooi.aytment; chiia portrait specialist. WA.
81 & fvis i3S sSassos ssa eentl.. Pals. la t..ss
pM0Tr weo,srv slds ,,E ems l4th . NV
Wright: If you are in need of a loan up to
SxTe% sSHF kk1s.sls in sxls.
ns fws' irwin Tsh 'sIEs: TzTcH '9 CO.. *'!shsi sas
RREiNsoas:xxHens .r.a.e.,ea ,, m, is: s.n
time or money back Write for booklet No.
aFaTs aga, ,st, 9r ssrssry ~ Ps s9 sso9MMERwERcK
DREssMHaKINGG sTuDio.. a Centrally Centrally located.
formerly Of Fifth ave. n. Y; equipped for
isa'f sEssss' nd sqs asat
n MARfiS RSGn SrRsfS IN DhGos Ex lso
semiprivate vacancies: 24-hour nursing
FALLS CHURCH DAY NURSERY The
nourishins food large home and play
ground; a great deal of love and rea
sonable amount of instruction. MARJORIE
ToNDA, so3 So Oak St. Fails Church
BETTER RUN HEuTEH STUDIO. Colds and
iasSsl' appfs Ho Rsins 47ai treated Trained nurse
MEN. WOMEN: Old at 40 so. 80, Want
to feel peppy. years younger? Ostrex Tonic
Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron; also
contain vitamin BI, calcium. Trial size
only 35c At all druggists.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee: relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart asthma. rheumatism, arthritis. nerv-
business, piles. colds. hu or other ailments
also relief fer aching. swollen feet. Lady
naturopath. 20 yrs experience, in charge
WARDROBE SHOPPING SERVICE by
styiist. Your apparel classified. restyled.
Also hats lemodeled. Reas. MI. 0O46.
IF INTERESTED in grapholosy, you are
invited to Join local group now oreaniz-
ing. For details, MI. 3349. 2O'
TINY TOT NURSERY, care of children . to
years o SIC oss weekly. 1852 Insleside ter.
WILL CARE for . children. infant to 5
yrs, and do their washing. $40 wk. 2009
Fa1rlaTn ave Sc. Apt. ..
ALTERATIONS, hand and machine sewing
by Navy wife at home. Ask for MRS.
pital call SERVICE BARRIERS GE. 950S
Evening star., 1944-11-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ATTENTION, PUBLIC STENOGkAPHERS
eee and oers Of IN enchanfe ee's
isosssf RooMiNG Di HoTsE, oNa two .p,,; ineom. as
sass; s. $4,000; o.sh ,eash, $500. 1918 BELMONT
EsTAsIrsaEiD' T2xIcAs BUSINESS, in
continuous business for seven years, To-
ssss in os11 sm 1sa nsarbS sS s:5ns
work on 5Oes commission): price Of $35. 900
name and ehsrter eIear tile on 20 iatee
model cars, 90 PUG licenses. equipped
once; garage. Esi service station 0eased: !:
Sl5.o00 cash down payment necessary.
fEeT1TER SERVICE ExEcuTrvE-Man or
woman capable Of taking complete charge
Bs1s se seePfks %k BRAKE isE fssf a
sEsr4GsAsf y sSs ~ and soda fountain, s7as to
sell due to illness of owner: modern
kEsFauK2Sr kssasai ~ i1si On Conn. ave, clos. to
Maynower Hotel very exclusive trade;
liquor license: seats about 400; fevly re-
Or Chimes. American style; price, $4,000.
r D psrsoa only e BOB HoII1SPGR sVss: tss.
ave. from 2 pm. to 8 pm. daily. (only
experienced restaurant operators consid,
erred rs this Is the tops in location and
hfes 81 III S1sn5 kpasstTes p state
ssss shSS' s has soaa scahs as Dr0 len n0sh s5S
Mostly bar business, Low payroll. Price.
"a cash. Best buy in city. BOB HOL-
LANDER. sxclqsaixys nays broker. 1908 N. Y.
WsAF WI T b DoEs Es YoGR Gdaa ADVERTISING do for
YOU and your product7 Does it. interest
your prospective BUYERS to action? If you
want advestisins and art E9TS that sells
UCTs co. INC. 81, Eye st. NV. Due to an
expanding personnel We can accept q
ntsS nu%Ssr e sss0as m.n.se
81 qoe e sos Star
q pas soo.a
SEQ stove az 9slns
"a SaM Mus IA stoeK ass can to euss Bee Broker,
70 % BUY or sELI ANY BUSINESS, phone
or see SHILBY. licensed and bonded broker.
%m sSs aas cAs ' SELL ,oDr na 1I sSss
il priced right, Quick. courteous. friendly
fssv'f " sse Sss e9ns {. .ss sSaf
with us. NOW. ,YoyNG q PASTOR, 1129
MOTOR xs5Hoss IA HxuLfNc hA csossrnAcr .v.l.sl.
business. Long established national or
Eanization wants immediately, responsible
men who can furnish over the roads,
straight Jobs or tractor tailers n no
equipment. then Investment Of 81 900 can
secure such suitable eauipment for down
payment. longtime CONTRACT. provided,
quest. Bog e5-R. Star
ofi-sale beer: same own
er 16 years; excellent business; reason
able. TR. 9298.
BOOMING HOUSE, row brick. s bedrooms,
2 baths. stories and basement. almost
completely Furnished, newly decorated, oil
h.-w.h.: located in vicinity of 9th and
New York ave. NV. T. D. Burgess, With
FREDERIcK N. BAssETT. Ma 1896;
DELICATESsEN, special price for quick
sale. $3.50; owner retiring: vicinity Of
Snring rd. md 14th q; Call MR.. EBxR-
REsTAUkANT and soda fountain, $725 to
SITS business per week; With trial; must
sell due to Illness Of owner; modern
Kitchen. DU. 1781.
Evening star., 1944-11-14
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING, roofing, rock wool In
SUPPLY EauIPMSNT ii f'eo CO. i7e7 Ass0s Pa ave-
nv, Warehouse at 7th and ne. Di
coMMUNITY CONTRACTORS promp.
estimates for any type OF work. special
rooins. 1905 Emefscn e st. n.u. csns IA. 4sss: aac
syeninss. y nh. sAI AT Tv,es 2Ses, *, 74S5;
ING CONTRACTORS. NC. isia Wiseon-
i6nSsMSSvfffIllI III sSs AZ fIli roofing, .,a,n, storm
cosrRAcfIsa sss f Ca ss.rs o. to 200 gsy GATES
Concrete work and sensral contiae6tor:; TO :'ed. est.
oPasNgar shS5ih VI Ts3sReops Tas1s III sosi
ished; concrete and brick work, pal PAINTING tine
and plumbing; roofing. siding and storm
r:naed s.ss Get b1sa ST 5Ess ss%s TsEms
No Sous ho&s ossil and add .dd-
tional ss income Attic: made into rooms.
closed, concrete work. plumbing, decorat-
ing, asbestos siding and roofing and gem
erai house rep2irs, Get our free esti-
HONE Reno Sri CO.. iaso irxn2 i:
Foi % con-. aSsmi BATHROOMS. iSSSi h.atin. repairs.
iatG fzMsUnicsst Efi s.ss5 h.stess soa,
once: Du. 1875: home, DU. 1881.
t.r nUvfiNS, asbestos siains. Ismodelins,
MPRovENINT CO. oeorsis 11ossiiis'
Member J.-M Home Improvsment Guild
wa4siffcofnc-H.v. wsTae4nsiaiast'li your basement
and walls wAterproofed now before bad
yeather: ROBERT T. PRICE, ordvay
JOHNs-MxNviELE roofns and siding,
storm windows: conv. terms. PATTERSON.
GGAARDlNER C0s ArlinEton, Va: cH. 1922.
CALL 4. r. WOOD8ON CO.-Roof1ue sd.
Ing. insulation; combination storm sssh
1913 st nv RE $500
DEAL WITH A RELIABLE FnM-We do
and all types Of home repairs. Small mo.
pymts. Free est. FRDERAL CONTRACT
ING CO.. 916 New YORK ave. NV. MA. 741o.
RAY Z. RoBERTs. remodeler Of CONNER
ctal and residential properties, estimates.
cal any time Trinidad 6467. zoe
Evening star., 1944-11-14
HELP MEN AND VVoNFN lce.e.

nELP MEN AND WoMEN tceas.I j.
sell eyclusiye copyrishtsd ssisndar line e
NAM Ma AST WORKS. sss 'i sro.dfxss. m 1; S sai-
MEssENGERs for BRITISH M1ss1caNs. a
open Monday through Friday. 8 to 8; Sat
MGITiGRHPH' MGfdhSsHss H'0S!GxsS SfssSroH-run or par.
aeo6 paos os .ppa seDhGns p ssi szsS
s1esFlsnsfs H%sSa so ;svsai GHN7Hs Vas
FL; HoTodRArhiscy tsaG ri syf aEnfissoDucrroN Phi work
Learn a trade with q postwar future.
bIanchss microfilm, photo-odset,, photo
ssnes%sn. var = SSss sysihssi Apply + per.
commlssion. ISss Mass s ave. 'n NV. or Aso to
british MISSIONS, personnel ONCE. iI07
18th st. NV. Hiring arrangements ap-
ssHIEsPEorLE, part or full time. holiday
Hss sss s any Df:seas soEaas bRUa oRE
tons permanent: sood salary. LIVING.
SHOE . sAIrs s9f 3'h rEorLE-M.n e hLiE with .x-
perienee; women. with or without ex-
peIlenCe we Will Rl4Qly tram you.
Permanent positions. Good salaries.
Pleasant working conditions Apply Mr.
ABBEY, Hahn's Shoe Stores, 1907 +
TELEPHONE OPERATOR for busy switch
board, thoroughly experiences, 7-hour day;
wages, $3.50 per month to competent opera :
tor. For interview phone MI. 6O42.
TOY DEPT. SALESPEOPLE-Good start
ing salary. interesting work. Apply per-
sonnel once, 2nd door, THE HECHT CO..
wRxPPERs AND INSPECTORS wanted: !:
top compensation: many benefits. Apply
personnel office., End door. THE HEcHT
@ WouLDS !; YoG g LIRE ItRi TO EARN extra money,
We have vacancies for employed people,
men or women. who would like to spend 4
hours Thursday proftably. You may select
your your own dept; and work in air-conditioned
TIL THE ;,E HEcHT Co. F St. at 1th.
project, near Knoxville, Tenn. Enlist your
skills to finish the night II you are: Pro-
duction traineer tmale and female). cleo
trtcal switchboard operators, electrical in
spectors, mechanical inspectors, instrument
mechanics, electrical mechanics, chemical
operators, clerks, typists. steamfltters.
clerk-typists, stenographers, radio me-
chanics. safety inspector. Transportation
reimbursed to Job site. Excellent recreation.
shopping facilities, living quarters. See
our representative at the o. 8. Employ
ment Service of the War Manpower Com
mission at 30l King st, Alexandria, Va,
November 3 through 1S. Those in essen
tlaI Industry need not aEply
Evening star., 1944-11-14
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BOOKKEEPERS Cd 8, at s45-s5O wk :;
bkpr. asst. $40 wk,; cashier. good hours.
S35 wk.: stenog's, under 35, S45 wk.;
stenoe. pat. law. s45 wk: cIerk-typist. B.
day wk., S35 wk.; file clerk. exper., ST so
mo-: comptometer opers., $40 wk: need
ings. Est. IL yrs. An are welcome Visit
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G St. next
to Epiphany Church tNA 2114, $3.50
sitions No charge unless placed top sal
aries. Visit NATL, TEACHERS AGENCY.
sTTNoGKyHPHERiS iSi Sac I1nusns N. ,a op,a,ps
with splendid frm. ADAMS AGENCY, 204
Colorado Bldg, 14th and @ NV.
Evening star., 1944-11-14
SITUATIONS MEN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, general r

ACCOUNTANT-BOOKK general rec
ords. part time; prepare FINANCIAL and tax
ports; Is years eSE,;Eienss An; G722. 25.
experience, all phases Of building and real
estate management: desires executive
position, any field. Box AGAR, Star IA
EX-sERvTCEMAN desires work not reauir-
ing heavy lifting; has had experience in
shipping and receiving. able to take charge
Of recg, shipg. and marking room; also
t; has had pol police training and experience
LIQUOR STORE MANAGER. salesman ex-
perienced promotion and display, will be
available after 1st OF year. Box 35S-R.
Star. 15s
MAN, handy with most tools and painting
wants to work 15 hrs. week, 10 am. to 3
pm. Box 107-S. Star. 16s
MAN, age A, wishes to take charge Of
small apartment house. Call DU. 0921
after pm.
MAN, employed, "a. desires part-time
work on hourly basis; expert stenog =.
mathematician, mechanically inclined. BOX
93-S, Star.
MAN, colored. desires position as janitor,
houseman; handy with tools, employed
eyensines: ,s quarters preferred. Call Taylor
MERCHANDIsER. competent buyer and Of
nce manager: Is years in variety and
automative fields. Chestnut 5424