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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

BEVERLY HILLS. ALEX-:s bedrooms >
baths screened porch and yard Rent
l-kOOM. partly furnished house, bath, E
Riverdale, about | mi. out River re, be-
yono tramc light TO Beacon Light rd
Inquire End house on left.
LANHAM HEIGHTS, MD.-4-room bunpa.
low, electricity. / acre land for garden
ana cnlckens: rent S25 month o. B
HOPKINS. / Thomas Circle d. 721l.
FURNISHED BUNGALOW. rms, Phil
6us; no bath; $50 per month Open to-
DAY CRAWFORD S. never closed I0Ol
Prince ST., Alexandria oSI3
NEARBY MARYLAND = Unfurnished 3
rooms and bath. a mi, refrieerator; avail
able now for small family Convenient 10
Suitiand and Camp Springs or Navy Yard
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liNvEsT pRop bon sAlR tc.,,

INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont
VICINITY l0th AND YOU N.W.-3-ltory
12-unit apt; 80. 200 annual income; 81, 900
cash required. w. w. BAILEY. ma 1870.
COLORED-Ideal colored Investment; 16-
unit apartment. new colored neighborhood:
excellent condition. BY rearrangement,
revenue can be increased materially
Pr1ced approximately seven times present
rentals. QNner. Box 432-a. atar
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OFFICES WANTED.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT

LOCATION DESIRED for dental ONCE II
central ". section. All replies answered
Box ,ql S, Star
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WILL SUBLET Office with phone, 3 stor-
age rooms. " storage sheds and yard l5X
100 1T. to paved alley; ofice on main
street; $50 month. Box 4S7-S, Star
WAREHOUSES WANTED.
WAREHOUSE WANTED. Call Mrs. Ways
NO ,3.,43
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DESK SPACE desks in new once
modern. up TO date; $50 per month; phone
service extra. 1929 Vermont ave. Rm
Iul.
STENOGRAPHIC SERVICES. mall address
phone, etc; represent outside concern
III Woodward Bldg. ME. 154s.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

LOCATION for package liquor store. lars
or small Mr johnson. HUB LIQUOl
STORE. 18th and Pa. ave. NV. ME SOL.
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LOTS eoR SALE fcsn.. J

sILvER sPRIN0 BUSINESS ACTION. 1st
commercial, some Industrial, 81 square
foot: residential lots, block from Car
roll ave; business section In Tekoma Park,
Md: $3.50 each. H. HANNAUER, 1895
0eorgia ave. Silver Spring; 81 4729,
81. 6O25
COLORED-Double lot on State road, Is
miles in Md; $3.50. LUCAS. RE. 2096.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LlSTINGS WANTED--List yoLT colored
properties to sell with us-city. suburban
ings. La SALE Realty CO, Ar New
York ave NV, MA :SS44
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REAL EsrATE sALt or EXCHANGE.

REAL ESTATE SAIL OR EXCHANGE.
20 LOTS IN ARLINGTON COUNTY, Just
Oh Columbia pike and only ia miles from
m or more W eSchanse n Tor houss
houses in D. c. or Va, or water-front farm
Brokers protected. HERMAN SCHMIDT,
Woodward Bldg. MA. 9257.
HOUSE FOR SALE by private party; rea-
sonable: consider auto as part payment.
Box 43l-S, Star.
DON'T KEEP PROPERTY not suitable
big list. In. out D. c.; some pay cash or
trade clear: farms, acreage. lots, bay cot
tase, etc. N. E. RYON. GE. 6l46.
MODERN GROOM BRICK, 3hz years old.
conv; everything. Westover, Arlington, for
equal value on large lot close-in Montgom-
cry Co. only; no dealers: GL 0839:
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NEAR LAUREL. Nd. on IT. Meade I'd
Set among beautiful shade trees and shrub
berry; berry; o-rm, hunsaloE, on 8 acres; only
4. ACRES, attractive wooded land, ID mi
D. c.. near Fairfax. Va; 500 per acre
Can easily be financed. Call Vienna 73-
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LOIS WANTED.

for essh sss. writ. 1I soof nH a.t,,s sectio' a
mail to HERMAN SCHMIDT, Woodwar,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

COLORED-For tea or lunch room @
once. 4o9 Fla. ave. NV. DE. 17lt
FIR A1G5
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ARLINGTON, S16.950-Open Sunday, 2:30
to $50. 1415 Utah street. north. offered
available BY naval ofieer moving, this
attractive. reasonably new brick home has
several possibilities with six spacious rooms
and bath on frst noor and three large
rooms. and one small room and bath on
second ioor. mskins = t,ye.bedroom home
within family. wants separate quarters,
or you want to rent an apartment up
stairs, 1t is ideally arranged with large
living room, bedroom, dining room, kitch-
floor, the room arrangement is entrance
hall. living room, dining room, two bed
rooms, sunporch or music room, paneled
den. kitchen and bath. Features include,
fireplace and built-in bookshelves in living
da ddy essDped kitchen including
huge. finished recreation room having
asphalt tile floor and bar. size 3Ix24
where you really could accommodate a
large group, also lavatory and laundry
garage large level lot: i5x1s5, with beau
tiful shade trees, shrubbery.. flowers ano
rock garden pre-war materials through
out Including copper screens cutters and
pipes. wcatherstripping and rock wool in
sulation: Located in Clarenford, one OF
lent to both Arlington-Fairfax and Arnold
l0-cent bus lines, shopping center, grade
and high schools. If interested in a home
Of this type. and you can qualify on a
sest an early Inspection, so plan to drive
out this weekend; To reach-Over Me-
mortal Bridge. right on Lee blvd. to frst
trafhc light, right on Glebe I'd. to 18th
st.: right sas. to Utah, right one door to
a1sn.ih KH + osn skusAck Ill 'es sses t.
sively. Chestnut 1927.
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q ROOMS. BATH, H.-WH, oil burner
basement, garage, chicken house, 2 lots
BUNGALOW. 3 large rooms h.-w h.
bath, elee., basement. front and sid,
pofches, scar garage. large corner lot
lanoscaped. $500; terms. Erwin REALTY
CO. Call Hyatts. 0334. Ewes WA II3l
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Continued on Next Pass.I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

region. Color is lent TO their doubt
by. the fact that foSsiliZed remains Of
various other antediluvian monsters
have been unearthed in the same dis
trict. These include the clyptodon,
ancestor of the armadillo.
Sound authorities find ample rea-
son 10 feel, however, that the recent
finds in Mexico are very strong evil
dence that the legend of elephant
graveyards may be true.
This will be heartening news 10 eX-
plorers who have spent years in the
hitherto fruitless quest. Major Cot
top.Powell and many other expedi-
tionleaders have braved blackwater
fever and death in Somali East Al
rica, seeing the valley Of Ivory"
which natives say exists, protected
by unmapped rivers, swamps, impen.
etrable jungle. French colonials had
similar disappointments in the Cam
eroons, after discovering a village
surrounded by stockade Of enor-
nous ivory tusks. Natives said they
came from an elephant graveyard,
but the white men never found il.
Despite those failures, and my own
similar failure with Andre Briolle on
the Ivory Coast, I now believe that
a whole new series Of expeditions will
be taking the field, as soon as the
war is ended, to renew the search.
partly as a result of the discovery of
this Graveyard Of the. Mastodons."
It is a strange and beautiful coin
cidence that the plateau on which the
Mexican discoveries were made was
known TO the AZtecs and Toltecs as
"Miacoatl," The Place of the Dead.
Archeologists had long supposed il
was because the great human burial
pyramids were there But perhaps
the ancient Toltecs had also discov.
cred, long ago, the secret cemetery.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

size of any known today.
The most exciting part of the dis
covery was that this individual giant,
unearthed after a million years by
the shovel of a young boy, apparently
hadn't wandered there alone, by acct
dent, to die. 1t was learned that
workmen and farmers around Tepex-
pan had been turning up similar frag-
ments of huge bones for many years.
Mostly illiterate, they simply hadn't
bothered to report their finds. Frag-
ments were now sorted and classified,
and most of them were those of NAM
moths and mastodons.
Furthermore, the scientists re-
called, a road gang supervised by En-
gineer DiaZ LoZana had unearthed, in
the spring of 1921, at the TepeXpan
Hacienda, in this identical area, a set
of fossilized bones which now stood
in the Museum, identified as those
of a Pleistocene Age mammoth, Ele-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19
BY A. GORDON PICKTHALL
of the British BiOlegic Survey

AN/HILE / was elephant hunting
NJ on the West African Ivory
w Coast in 1888 with Chief Ad-
ministrator Andre Briolle, we met an
old trader who promised, for heavy
cash consideration in advance, to lead
us TO a fabulous elephant graveyard
in swamp beyond the Niger.
We organized big safari, set out
dreaming of vast find" in ivory,
and returned at the end of four
months totally disillusioned, to be
laughed at by our friends in Bamako.
finally sailed home, convinced, as
most explorers end up by being, that
the graveyard legend was a myth.
But maybe we were wrong. Maybe
The stories are true, after all. And
maybe they've been true for more
than a million years!
An amazing report comes from the
Museum of Natural History in Mex
leo City that what seems TO be
prehistoric graveyard of mastodons
md mammoths, ancestors of the mod
ern elephant, with huge, fossilized
iuskS and skulls, has been unearthed
in the outskirts of Tepexpan.
a gang of workmen was digging
Il drainage ditch on the highway
leading to the ancient Toltec Pyra-
rnids when a young Mexican Ia
borer named Facundo Pineda
shouted TO his companions. His
pick and shovel had uncovered a
tremendous, unbelievable rib bone,
which measured five feet long.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

phas Imperator. Their discovery had
made only a mild sensation at the
time because biologists took for.
granted they were the skeletal re-
mains Of one lonely old mammoth
who had strayed there by chance.
But today they take on new sig
nificance, adding to the likelihood
that a prehistoric elephant grave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

They point out that this explana-
ton may apply to the recent discov-
cries near Mexico City, since that
whole area, though on high noun
tain plateau, was once great lake
region of lagoons and swamps. Per-
haps, they say, these great, clumsy
giants simply sank in the mud and
died there, attempting to traverse the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

yard" probably
has been found.
African and
Hindu n tives
have always be-
] i e " e d that
modern elephants
a ctu ally have
their own secret
&C m G teries TO
which instin C I
leads them when
they feel death
approaching. II is
true that one al
most never finds
the skeleton of an
elephant, even in
territories where
the herds are
thickest. But since
no secret GENE
terry had ever yet
been found, white
biologists inclined
to the more
prosaic tn cory
that the bones,
picked clean by
jungle beasts and
driv er ants,
simply sank in
the humid, often
swampy jun / e
ooze, and there to
disintegrate.
49, Ali @I-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

or mammoth, probably the latter,
towering forerunner of the elephant,
which had roamed both hemispheres
in the dim Pleistocene Age, a million
years ago. This was the great beast
that had been the cave mans terror
and his staff of life, with hairy body
providing meat by the Carloads" and
curving ivory tusks three times the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

L n gin G e s IN
charge of the work
realized the impor.
lance of the discoV-
cry, and reported it
10 the Institute Of
Geology. The rib
was evidently that
of some prehistoric
monster, but not
even scientists were
sure what it was.
Wonder mounted
for several days,
during which care
1ul dig ging un-
Cafthed a number
OF other colossal
rib bones, then a
gigantic femur, and
finally a great YER
zebra with a piece
of skull and part of
a huge ivory tusk
attached, the total
residue w Ell 6 h ing
many tons.
Then they knew
tn a t til ey'd un-
earthed the skele-
ION of a maStoClOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

Discovery Of Prehistoric Ivory in Mexico Seems to
Confirm +he Belief Thof the Huge Beasts. Foreworned
by Instinct of Their Lost Hours. Go to Their Own
Cemeteries TO Die
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.

CLERK TYPJsTS = BRITISH MISSIONS.
Apply lO7 10th st. NV. Employment office
OPERATOR wanted, willing to
give on instructions. 700 11th st. NV
TooDo COUNTER CLERKS, 10 or over.
We will train you for essential work in our
iearning .aar Uniforms furnished and Laundry
sfoRE opD OF smpoymens s eny once 81 PRu
MESSENGERS, white: boys and girls ! 5
years or over to work for newspaper: 40
tions. sick leave and other employment ad-
nee. Room COL, Star Building THE EVE
REPRESENTATIVES, wanted, men or wom-
en-, fun or spare time. to sell prefabricated,
structures, by mail and personal contact,
anywhere in United States. Also sell al
most all makes of nationally advertised
specialtes, including electric refrigerators,
ing. oil burners, deep-freeze cabinets, etc
new and rebuilt. Easy monthly terms. No
down payment plan available. Also handle
the arranging OF loans for all purposes;
excellent earnings. Write Box Abs, Star.
statesmen. sALEsGIRLs, fun time hol-
day work good sslary; excellent opport4-
sALESPE0PLE, furniture; evenings only
MALCOLM SCATES, INC, 1242 Wiscon-
sin ave. See M Gooding
SALESPEOPLE, part or full time. holiday
work, for all departments of our stores;
good pay, pleasent working conditions
employment ONCE II p ST. ne.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN extra money?
We have vacancies for employed people
hours Thursday proitably. You may select
your own dept. and work in air-condtioned
comfort, Apply personnel office, 2nd floor
THE HECHT CO, F. St al 9Th
COLORED COUPLE, no children. on farm
nearby Maryland: wife to do g.h ": fur
nlShed house: good salary. See MR.. RUP-
-
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT desires part-time work as
bookkeeper; audits and statements pre-.
accouNTANTTAx s9z sHs ssI M van.
connection with reliable accounting firm or
tax law Office; must be over S3,60O; neat,
iis6le ambitious. Box as-T. Star. u0 as'
ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started kept
part time, audits,, statemen5s. tax reports;
Observation-Disclosures, general rec
ords. part time: prepare financial and tax
Ten9rtS; 1 L years experience, AID. O722. 27'
; pm. TO pm. Call AT. 360s after
CONSTRUCTION sUPERINTENDENT, so.
vate contractors, 10 years with Govt,
recently. completed 2 years construction
ali types construction m " and with iS Govt and and
private business management and con-
struetion cost accounting tdesires to cut
Govt re- tape and fanny fuddline,, vii!
consider position with reputable firm if
any assurance Of permanency. or with
firm doing business with. any South Ameri-
ean can SSs eou9trg; y Best reference furnished.
DISCHARGED SERvICEMAN wants Job
with good firm; prefer travelling Job; good
references; can report for work immedi-
ELEcTRICAL ENGINEER desires evening
work involving ANYTHING IN the practical
Rst n f'ss Wants ssF store to
manage Box lS9-S. Star. o.
LIQUOR SALESMAN, retail or wholesale:
must be good-payirg position; hustler and
steady worker. Box 446-S. Star. %
LIQUOR store manager-salesman expert
enced promotion and display NOV avail
able1, will consider proposition Can i'm
prove your business. Box 42O-S, Star. 2s'
MAN. 43 years old, single, 90 years retail
merchandising and selling experience, de-
sires position in. business or industrial
firm. Best of references. When replying
please tate character of business and
nature of position. Box 4a3-S. Star. css
MECHANICAL CRAFTSMAN, practical ma
chine shop experience, desires part-time
wor AT aO@" 90
OFFICE MANAGER, essential industry;
auditing. payroll, inventory. buying and
selling experience. age 40. married: sober,
Conscientious worker: 44-hour week: $50
Box 461-S. Star. 90
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HELP MEN.

YoSNG Man foS general Tork .nc.n IN FETAL
YonNc MAN. s %he ash wantes st for poste.
clerk. WARNER BROS. PICTURE DISTRIB-
UTING CORP. 90l New Jersey ave. NV.
s. kANN KAN SONS CO. required The SERVICES
eerinteadent's ofsces Hs 4th ' aoor, 8. D's KsASN
If You ARE INTERESTED in increased
earnings and a sales future. If you want
to to tie s,x up with solidly established. up;
BoE PaNT eo s6P 6peFenfs ken hghWas s Bat AH
f sfshOas sonso sSei Clerk LIZ lake SfS H.
ventory good at figuring. Receiving and
shipping clerk, keep account incoming
stock and orders to go out. Necessary to
enter freezer frequently. Essential in
dustry Permanent, good salary, pro-
motional opportunities. WELFARE &
RECREATIoNAL ASSN. 1119 21st st.
WANTED. assistant manager in mems fur
nishings and hat store: good opportunity
for advancement. WOODROW S, 500 H
Do You NEED EXTRA MONEY? You
can earn $50 to 500 per month extra
and at the same time help in the war
or bus. Experience not necessary. We
teach YOU and pay you while learning,
be taEsn dpGng free
for .part-tine work able to report for work
weekdays between g am, and 7:30 a m.
3 mornings per week Also those able to
report between 3 and pm. and work
at least 3 to 4 hours at a time at least
weekday mornings, CAPITAL TRANSIT
CO, 36th and prospect ave. NV, George
town. or Thursday evenings between 6 and
8 o'clock at Room 221, second floor 1416
p st. NV, next door to Willard Hotel
Hiring ARRANGEMENTS approved)
THE HECHT CO. mems furnishings dept.
has vacancies for salespeople. pleasant
surroundings. Apply at our friendly per-
sonnel dept, End floor. F st. at 9TH.
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HELP DoMEsTlc tcont. }

COOK and General cleaner for family Of 4.
preferably ss to ys IL sss,
COOK (white,, man or woman, high class
oson offer tSr hap hoee ao with refer
COOK for private home, experienced: $50
week must be first-class in every respect:
live in suburbs: references required WI.
CoOK-GH.w:. live in. good salary; other
SssiIw VI f ssSs sn,,. a ssa W. ;.
@ se Is Ria CD % .
IN; new home, in family; references.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, family Of .,
personal laundry only; GEORGETOWN. 30o1
oins r. MAr6 Gan f II oe oerion psrt time. v.
in or out, upstairs room and bath; refer
Gaw- enffS -c6okS.' 81 S'!s So week. reliable refer
ences; plain cooking, small household near
10 am. to s pm. OR: aass am. or
GIRL. colored, dependsblc;, wanted for
house in Silver Spring; g;h " and laundry:
aoUsEkEEPER: Whit. settled. to car.
on Sat. at 4 pm. All day SUNDAY. IN.
HoUsEKEEPER, white assume household
RESPONSIBILITIES Of small house and 1s-
n,ireg n9 girl s9r a ssmiinyaad 4ssa Reference re-
aa,taa aoGsEKfhPEk. f White, aae for cooking and
light hoasewoGs asd IN family chsyy Chase
HousEKEEfER. white, live Iii in 'ei as one o,
hams family wf fhld hsos yrs old good salary and
MAID to cook and serve breakfast, 7:3o
to II am. Must have local references.
MAID, live in, plain cooking, light house.
work, no laundry: should be fond Of chill
dren as there are z, ages Va and az:
essSs chase sn ss6 vse Wsek tss Sss
Tuesday. wednesday and Friday. i to
sunday tauTsess ss wees rA i4i4 hp SATURDAY OF
MAID, g.h.w. and cook; 2 adults; "a days,
MAID: gh.V, plain cook; small family,
small home in Arlington; pay BY hour eoc.
& or b. week Optional "a lsS2-W,
and cooking: have Bendix washinc ma
chine; live in. have nice room. next 10
bath ta Peasan san pg EqGa salary
New York ave. NV. Ma. 7416. 20
MAID, ., g Nv smali p house: ao Georsctown
MAIn for general housework. . to :: no
Sundays: half day Thursday: $50 week.
MAID. second floor work; health certih-
cate; reference; nurse twin girls. age 4:
3rd- floor room and bath: other help kept.
MAID-G G.H.w,, in darlington, Arlington.
Va; small family apartment; bus at door
t. f., A,exandria 1o0a or Washington; SIS vk.
WOMAN, competent, settled to take chargs
: of home and 2 small children during
mothers convalescence about Dec !;
live in or out; adequate wages; references.
SH. 5723.
WOMAN, white, housekeeper. not over so.
TO take complete charge Of motherless
home, girl IA, boy Z: beautiful surround
ings. wonderful opportunity to make q
good home for yourself and for US. 323
Rittsnhouse st NV RA. 9572, Mr..
WOMAN. g.h.w.. cooking for foreign diplo-
matte family of three; references. live in.
WI $3.50.
WOMAN. colored. responsible: good refer
ences: g.h.w., occasional care of infant.
young child. 10 laundry, no cooking. $50
and pass OR. 590l.
WOMAN. for cleaning, twice week. 65c
hour plus carfare; vicinity Silver Spring.
WOMAN, neat and reliable for cooking
and g.h.w.: live in, upstairs room: refer
RESPONSIBLE WOMAN for g.h.w. and
care of > school-aee girls for employed
mother HO 1857.
nished house. good salary. See MR..
RUPERT. 1921 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-11-27
SITUATIONS WoMEA.
APARTMENT MANAGER-Woma

APARTMENT MANAGER = Woman thor
oughly trained and experienced. with best
references, desires position as resident
manager Of apartment building or develop
BOOKKEEPER-ACCoU wants book
keeping to do at home; prompt, accurate.
DREssMAkING, designing. remodelins, al
terations; reasonable MISS BERT, 1880
Irving st: nv. Apt. A. Adams 223s.
EX- X-SERVICEWoMAN, Army hospital ex-
perience. desires position in doctors once
PRACTICAI NURSE. colore6, colo ed Available az; a5 for
day duty, with the best of reference No
objections to children. Call Ludlow $685.
REGISTERED NURSE available for part
time or hourly duty, specialist in infant
care. District 614a 27s
by young married woman with individual,
firm or legation. where work is active and
interesting. Thoroughly experienced in
confessional and commercial fields; $40 to
SO per week: Write Box 42e-S, Star. 1s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10, years
ness experience; rapid, accurate, dependa-
BILE. highest references: avail. at once,
preferably on 30-hr week basis. but will
consider longer work week if USES referral
can be secured: free under WING regula-
tions. to accept essential or nonessential
TYPiNG-Girl desires typing at home eve
nings; reasonable. Call Hobart 0so4,
WI Wa1TE Re MOTHER will care for child IN her
home, by day; aged 3-6 WA. 2S9S 90
WINDOW DECORATOR-Accept work in
EVENINGS to aIranse display windows.
TO CARE FOR CHILD or children, or
1910. 27s
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HELP MEN,

ACCOUNTING CLERKs-Clerical help
needed for inventory and payroll records.
some accounting education or experience
mel, Hours. to .5:l5, half day Saturday
fi!f sffTufE OFT OF TEeHNoLoeY, 4s1o Calvert
rd.. College Park, Nd.
ADVERTISING MAN-Chance of a lifetime
agency. Retailing and merchandising
baekgroynd viii prove basis 9s for ooas doing an
tisers Must be able to- write hard-hittins
selling copy with some layout ability
ssS HRNkY a. 0Rss RAuFMAN '" ApyERT4sINa RtFfINei
Only men need ABBY 1sd ne NSff
FHSFE AZ bkaFTsaAS !sa Il capable
POSITION Box 25o-R, OK Star. Star An'A'
ARTIST with general department store
ssn appy sSeS seiny % dsp sh or
ASSISTANT CASHIER ana IN Stock sES' brokers' RiS
ss s u old Srsh
Esetic boy OF hish character who wants to to
saTnIns. with so' sood saiary odA and hours: ours:
Pf T6 Dnf ThE hePiS NE Seae
with elevator permit: hours, 5 pm. to
housekeeper @ Rno BRfa9ToN Sood HoT sSraTs Appl
California st. NV. No phone calls.
ATTENDANTS--Two men for Conoco gaso-
line service station. Good weekly pay with
bonus on gasoline and oil sales. Best
working conditions, with preference given
CORNELL gasoline station, 3rd and H
Au1o BODY AND FENDER SHOP helper,
Job. GRADY MOTORS, 473i Elm ST.. Be
thesds. HsT ,ndy Nd WI; WI; 1874. ..,, ~ .
tngs for experienced men, who want to
make Washington their permanent home.
Here is an opportunity with Washington s
oldest Chevrolet dealer. Come in and talk
It over, day or evening: Call Mr.. Mahoney
PATE g. ADDISON, I522 18th st. NV.
AUTO BODY METAL MAN and painter to
take charge Of our body shop: experienced
man preferred; excellent earnings with q
progressive organization. Call Temple
1855, MIR. COOLEY.