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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-05
Miss Martha Sweeny Becomes
Bride of Alfred Decatur Ward

In a ceremony characterized by
beautiful simplicity. Miss Martha
Rogers Sweeny, only daughter of
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Sam
uel Chadwick Sweeny of Whining
ton, became the bride of Alfred
Decatur Ward, Ensign U. S. Naval
Reserves, Oldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fa~fior Ward of New
Bern, on Thursday afternoon, Oc-
tober rs at 4 O'Clock at the Hitch
cock M m or | Presbyterian
church, Scarsdale, N. Y, the Rev.
DR.. Smythe officiating.
Given in marriage by her uncle,
Robert Henry Sweeney of White
Plains, N. Y. in the absence Of
her father, Lieut.. Commander
Sweeny, who is now with the arm
err forces overseas, the bride wore
a gown of white satin with yoke
of white chiffon above a bertha of
satin embroidered with see d
pearls. A satin court train and
finger tip veil Of illusion with a
band of orange blossoms enclrcHng
the face completed the costume.
Her bouquet was Of white orchids
and bouvardia.
Miss Nancy Sweeny, of White
Plains, N. Y, vas her Cousins
maid of honor and only attendant.
She was attired in flesh colored
chiffon with a wreath of pink and
blue flowers in her hair and car
RED colonial bouquet of pink and
blue.
The bridegroom had his broth
er, William F. Ward, Jr.. U. S.
Naval Reserves, of New Bern, for
best man.. ..
A reception was given immedi-
ately following the ceremony, at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hewlett
H. Duryea, aunt and uncle of the
bride, at 10 Claremont Road,
Scarsdale N. Y, after which En-
sign and Mrs. Ward left for AS
bury Park, N. J. where Ensign
Ward has been temporarily assign
ed. Mrs. Yard wore for travel
ing a dress of aqua wool with
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-05

Miss Anne Gore
Becomes Bride
Of ]. M. Snead

Miss Anne Irene Gore. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gore of
Wilmington, formerly of Whiteville
became the bride Of James Marion
Snead of Wilmington, on Oct. IA,
in the First Baptist church in.
Whiteville. The Rev. S. N Lamb
officiated using the double ring GER
emory.
The nuptial music was rendered
by Miss Annie Elkins, organist,
Miss Bobbie Hodges, soloist, and
accompanied by R. A. Hodge, vi
olinist.
1t. E. c. Snead. U. S. Navy.
brother of the bridegroom, was
best man. Jesse Baggett and R. c..
Flint Of Wilmington were ushers.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She woe an ex-
quisite gown of white chiffon bodr-
iced in chantilly lace with leg of
mutton sleeves finished in lily
points. The skirt extended in full
court train. She. wore coronet
of seed pearls from which fell an
over the face veil Of bridal illusion
bordered by chantilly lace. She car
ried bouquet Of white carnations
gathered in a fusion Of net conferred
with an orchid. Her only ornament
was an engraved cross, gift of the
bridegroom. s=...t
Miss Helyn Gore, sister of the
bride, was maid-of- honor. Miss Leila
Snead of Fayetteville sister of the
bridegroom, and Miss Hilda Gal
loWay, of Lumberton, were brides
maids. Miss Gore wore a gown of
pink satin and net. Misses Snead
and Galloway wore gowns Of blue
and yellow satin and net. All car
ried arm bouquets of contrast
chrysanthemums.
The brides mother wore black
evening gown fashioned with lace
yoke and sleeves. Her. corsage was
red roses. The bridegroom moth
er wore gown of purple crep stud
ded with jewels. Her corsage was
of yellow roses.
Mrs. Snead is graduate Of
Whiteville High school and for
sometime has been employed in
Wilmington.
Mr.. Snead was graduated from
Hope Mills High school and is now
employed in the production depart
ment of the North Carolina Ship
building company.
For travelling the bride wore
tailored suit of turtle green with
black accessories. Her corsage was
an orchid taken from her bridal
bouquet.
The young couple spent their
honeymoon in Washington n d
Pennsylvania and will be home at
2716 jefferson ST., Wilmington.
Following the rehearsal, MIR. and
Mrs. H. E. Ennis entertained at
their home for the bridal party and
out Of town guests at cake cutting.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-05

brown accessories and a m n k
jacket.
Mrs. Ward attended the Uni
versity of South Carolina at Co.
lumbia and since the outbreak of
the war has made her home in
Charleston, S. c., where her father
was Communications Officer at the
Navy Yard.
Ensign Ward attended the Citadel
Charleston, S. c., the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,
and took the V IL course at the
University of South Carolina in
Columbia, graduating from the
Midshipman's school at Columbia
University in New York City on
Oct, 18th.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-05
Temple Baptist
Circles To Meet

The w. M. U. circles of Temple
Baptist church will meet as fol-
lows during the week:
No. Mrs. L. M. Elliott, 1920
Woolcott Ave-, Monday at $3.50
p. m.
No. 2-Mrs. A. c. Low, 1873 Kea-
ton Ave, Monday at $3.50 p. m.
No. 3-Mrs. ]. T. Best, 21S, N.
18th ST., Monday at $3.50 p. m.
No. Mrs. Leon Hall, Pine
Grove, Tuesday at 8 p. m.
No. 5-The Mamie Atkinson Cir
Gle at Oak Avenue Baptist CHURCH,
Thursday at $3.50 p. m.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-05
Hallowe en- Party
Staged In Burgaw

BURGAW, Nov. 4-Mr. and
Mrs, Vance 1vey entertained at
halloween party for their daugh-
ter, Betty Joyce, at the Commu-
nifty house Tuesday night. The
room was beautifully decorated,
carving out the halloween motif.
Everyone was in costume.
Many halloween games were
played with Ricky Biberstein and
Anne Bostic winning prizes. Vir-
GINA Fedoronko and Barden Wells
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-05

were given prizes for the best
costume.
At the conclusion Of the games,
delicious refreshments were serv-
ed, consisting of cake, ice cream
and peanuts. Halloween favors
were presented to everyone.
Thirty-four guests were present.
Those helping were Miss Sue Wat
kins, Miss Elizabeth McGeachey,
Mrs. w. M. Whitley and Miss
Francis Weston.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-05
Pfc. Thomas Breen
WEEDS English Girl

The marriage of Pfc. Thomas
Breen, Military Police, to Miss
Beryl Marie Dillon, of Reading,
Berks, England, has been an
nounced.
Mrs. Breen is expected to ar
rive in the states soon and will
make her home with her mother
in-laW, Mrs. Marie Breen, of this
city.
Pfc. Breen has been serving
overseas year and a half
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-05
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Stoudenmire
announce the birth of a daughter,
Pegg Ann, on October 20, at the
Marion Sprount annex
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NeW Enrnaces. Boilers

.
New Furnaces. Boilers
Enru more about your heating plant
frHf msnD,flrr. sfnkCIs electric theTuNN-
sfstr controls. ras water heaters. re-
rsis 'or ans make heating plant. Can
q reliable CO. American STANDARD fUr.
uacc O. eo40 Woodward TR i-7q49
PAINTING. PAPERHANGING
KALSoNlNE ANYTIME. TIE Porto.
PAiNTiNG-Fini class Wall washing
guaf.I voik 70 Robinson. TR 2-so7h.
PAINTING decofAiinr. vail Washing.
workmanship guaranteed I'D 6-633S
PAPERMAkGING interior decorating
psiptlns vail washing III 1888.
AL PLASTERINC /spctisl rates over
800 yards guaranteed TN 1886.
PLASTERER Al Rooms. ceilings,
arches ooyeS patching, Reasonable
wee estimate work guar DA AIS.
pLASTFRINC strsirht OF repairs
prices reasonable. Thomas, Coiored
IF 2-4oo7.
PLASTERING- laihias. a. TsPAiI sers-
lcC neatly and promptly done ~
5--esl
PLASTERING-Large. small Jobs Re
psir alterations guar CT H66S
PLASIERiNG o. New ana patching
arches TN 6-6S27.
FIASTERING. Al Lsthing. Ceilings
arches reasonable TO b-95es
PIASTERING 80 ZAP men coves
eilheS cetings al kinds ME- lqa5
PtASTERING-B Better repair Jobs All
Kinds Pwmp' service guar. IA A322
PLUMBING; CO., sewers. sinks drains
cleaned electrically. IS Low as SO no
results nu charge. anywhere any TINE
Including sunday 10 iilf.
PLUMBING repairs installations and
supplies, equipped service trucks.
W = BJLLEYMENT
IN 7ASAh TT2h Fcnkell w 7-aAoH
PLUMBING. SINKS cleaned sewers
cleaned electrically. Quick service
~ 1888 TO 6-l3le
PLUMBING sinks cleaned. 81 24hr
sewer scr haihiubS and plhC fixtures.
ua pu1uues Duke UN 2-26S4
PLUMB 49, NO DIGGING 80 NO MESS
sewers drains electrically cleaned -
wears exp OR 2i4s, 10 $3.50.
t't-t'sfHER - AbbJtt sever Service
cleaned electrically work guaranteed
We 20 any time. anywhere, ~ 7-396o
PLUMBING ALL KINDS OF HEAT
ING REPAIRS. ALTERATIONS. BATH
ROOMS TERMS TO s-5OSa.
PLUMBING-Au sewers and drains
cleaned cleo guaranteed. ca o456.
PLUMBING and heating repairs. sewers.
drains cleaned electrically. UN 2-062b,
PLUMBING. sinks and drains. main
sewers c.nd electrically SIS Oh GIL
REMODELINC. repairs anything IN the
nome three years 10 ray TO S-4424.
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cIrANrRs AND pYrR.

WASHING machines. vacuums repaired.
a. makes prompt seFN Is yf1, exp,
WI rlIarar- 90 10 3 az
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BABY BUGGIEs, 50, si4. S7i
Open o 10 o every day, Spita. 76ob
Gratiot at BALDWIN
BEDROOM. walnut. maple bed. vanity
$50 so. Crown Furniture CO lS44l
Livernois. 5000 Gratiot, 473T knchl-
Gan. All stores open TIL 0 p. NJ. eN'
Cept Tues Wed
BEDROOM suite. OIL heater and drums
linens. drspes. etc. dinette rur. metal
top Kitchen table. rak range, china
cabinet. ice box and other miscellaneous,
reasonable 1919 Mayhury Grand
Red oUTFIT-Bed heavy coil spring,
fluffy cotton mattress 50 so All sizes.
all new. Take year % pay Crown
Furniture Co. iSf4l LivernoiS, 49, u
Cratioi. 4737 Michigan an stores Open
TN Q 2 NJ except Tues Wed
REDS and mattresses Cor sale good
condition. reasonable RI 1850
BLACK mantle clock 50 wrought iron
leg 80" red upholstered top bench
Hook a9Si Mack
BRAND new taDle-top Cas range. q
real value sac oS. No priority needed
Mars. 2l64S Grand River tRedfOrd
1890 Harper, so5l w. jefferson
tWeinl
BEDROOM suite. Splice. $40. SAVE
1850 Gratiot, mr. 7 Mile
BUNK BED COMPLETE. GUARD RAIL
AND LADDER BEAUTIFUL
MAPLE FINISH 500 80
Mars. 2i645 Grand River tRedfordl &.
1890 Harper. s06i W JEFF 'weinl o.
DINING room suite. sac. 4s57 Mar.
settles TU 2-2s6l
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

FURNACE cleaning. repairing Can be
fore fsi rusf rates cheaper TT 1851.
JACKSON CONSTRUCTION 90
1aRlA flrsend To S-127f
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Furniture. Household Goods
A Cedar Chest Free

A BARGAIN innerspring mattress
ANY Size samples. SIT. Mitchell Fur
iiufe CO. 5000 Gratiot
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Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide
ANYTHING DISPLAY
APPIIANcF SERVICE

CARLSON STUDiOS-Advertisiur 49,
PLAYS, posters 1903 Brush - Tee
phone PA ellf
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frHf mspoflrn. sfnkeIs electric theguN0.
sfstF controls ras water heaters, re-
p8irs foT ans make heating plant Can
3 reliable On. American STANDARD fUT.
nAnt q 1910 WnncWaLd TR l.1QAA
Evening star., 1944-07-31
Shopping Around
By Dorothy Bihlman.

SMOKERS, ATTENTTON!-WSD
willing to bet that even sChn1n
smokers abhor the appearance q
overfilled ash trays. There's Just
something about the stale odof q
tobacco and lipstick smeared butts
that's so unattractiye. Keeping o
silent butler" handy Is the answss
TO a hcstesS' prayer. There's moth
ing new about silent butlers," but
the latest shipment now on display
at one Of the local speciality shops
is worth mentioning Made of wood.
these contraptions are painted In the
incest shades of ice blue. cherry red
and jet black. The colorful, eye
catching designs are hand done.
Make excellent gifts. so II you're in
the market for present, keep these
in mind.
FOR THAT BLANK WALL-One
OF the most unusual arrangements
in wall decorations seen recently Is
a hand-carved wood candle holder.
Finished in dull gold or silver gilt.
the plaque would 60 well in almost
any type Of living, room or hall. It
can accommodate two candles, but
looks Just as well without them, for
the graceful tree branch design Is
pretty enough in itself.
CHECKED OFF-Gay red and
white checked rayon taffea bed
spreads, draperies and vanity skirt
would be "in the groove" for q young
girls boudoir. It's strictly feminine,
but not exactly the sweet young
thing" type. The material will wash
nicely. If the young miss prefers
she can have the same set in brown
and white or blue and white.
Evening star., 1944-07-31

spoons bread crumbs to the meat
mixture. along with the two eggs,
lightly beaten. Mix all well. Put q
layer of meat on the layer of egg
plant. sprinkle with grated cheese
and top with remaining eggplant.
Cover with sauce, sprinkle with
more cheese and bread crumbs, dot
with butter. or pour melted butter
over the surface and bake in a
moderate oven for three-quarters
Of an hour uncovered. The top
should be golden brown.
And here is how to make the
sauce to be poured over the cas-
serole:
Boil / pint milk and add 1t to
three tablespoons melted butter
which have been thickened with
two tablespoons -four. Season with
salt, pepper and a little nutmeg
stirring all the time to keep texture
smooth and free from Jumps. Re-
move fron1 the fire, add two eggs
well beaten, and pour sauce over
eggplant and meat casserole.
Properly. this dish should be
accompanied by one of the true
Greek wines, but many Americans
find them too sweet and heavy for
their taste, except when used as a
dessert wine, or liquor. A dry red
wine, Of the Bordeaux type, is good
or better still. one of the rose wines
now being produced so successfully
in our own California vineyards.
Evening star., 1944-07-31
Dorothy Dix SAYS

Dear Dorothy Dix: I am "a years
old. Have been married five years
and have two darling little boys.
But am so sick of married life and
of my husband that l could die. He
is so possessive that I have no life
Of my own at all. When he is at
home 1 can't even do my housework
for he follows me around and wants
to hug and kiss me. When we go
anywhere his one subject OF con-
versation is how beautiful and won-
derful I am, which embarrasses me,
for it isn't true.
cannot stand his love any longer.
He has turned me against love so
much that I hate it. II don't stop
about so times when he is in a room
with me to make a fuss over him, he
thinks I don't love him any more,
which is true. Yet 1 can't leave
him because Of my little boys who
adore their daddy. What shall I do?
UNHAPPY WIFE.
Answer - Considering that the
great majority of wives spend most
of their time Wailing and weeping
because their husbands dropped all
love-making at the altar and have
never since given them a kiss that
wasn't peck on the cheek that was
more Of an insult that caress,
Evening star., 1944-07-31
HELP MEN (Continued) }

AUTO MECHANIC, $50 per week and com.
mission. Apply Barber's ESQ Service,
A. Msaf so9d ss..a .sssr * Ins man
W,,osss,p 1fsnss 5edS!5sd Slo, 7o17 Wisconsin ave
sAiRsRSnEsEsPPE sARREEPER, g, man with experience. ,t.adv
position, good pay. pleasant working con-
MIsas,iiop AZ Jssstsarsnt W.shinston sids:., ssRidR;.
BOokKEEPER, wholesale commercial. ex.
sslasn nsllnceoi os eonmHpetens permanent; liberal
20 to 30 years age; essential work: $50
week start excellent opportunity. willing
yorker; also postwar work; references,
BOOKKEEIER. permanent position with
an established commercial concern: start
ing salary, $2,400; excellent opportunities
2erience and other essential details. BOX
BoYs-opportunity for boys of good char
Important wartime iob and have - plenty ht
OF time left to enjoy your vacation or to
90 90, other work: ! have openings for three
home front BY delivering The Star eve we
nings and sundays REQUIRES less than 2
esnsl,.nc hours day gives you valuable business
formation, Telephone Ma. 5000. Ext. 23s,
MR Sesween II Mainroad IN snd l pm. and ask for
M sTs sofs. i Ms1nrSss solorsa over IS year, Of ,se
to work evenings in exclusive restaurant;
gS4S 1929 vases: good meals. wearleys, as
aus BoYs scolor.d). no experience neces-
sary. Meals and uniforms furnished
Apply maitre d'hotel. CARLTON HOTEL
Bus OPERATORs-Tns need is urgent.
Women and men over 81 years OF aEe.
essential and permanent; disqualification:
top wages: ample protection. Apply WASH
IhGION, MARLBORO & ANNAPOLIS
southern ave. Sc.
BUTCHER, top salary for experienced
butcher; chance for Advancement: refer
ence required. Apply In person, 1929 18th
CARPENTER. also q farm handy man and
yearly basis. Phone Sunday, AID. 1859.
CARPENTERS and carpenters helpers, re.
port with clearance papers ready for work
inside work In box plant: FABRICATED
CASHIER and ONCE assistant in automo.
bile concern, ex-service or elderly man;
GOOD hours and pleasant working coIldi.
tions: See Mr.. Stafford, between and 4
sTEuART MOTOR CO.. 9th and N. 2
CLERK for hotel front ONCE desk. Apply
MANAGER. EBBITT HOTEL. 10th and Il
ciisofHING IL SALESMAN for m.d.-to.
measure store; steady position, excellent
COMMERCIAL Art INSTRUCTOR, hours
dAily,, dAily.,, except sat, By lons-established
Evening star., 1944-07-31

"OUT, DAMNED sPoTl"-Noth-
Ing IL more disheartening than to
have q brand-new light summer
frock Of the latest fashion and get
lipstick smears on It! Now there Is
q new fluid that Is said to do won-
ders in removing this type of stain
and almost all otherx. It's claimed
to eradicate even 1ndeliblA pencil
and ink stains--and you know how
stubborn they can be! It also cleans
certain fabrics from which the re-
moval Of ordinary stains Is q great
problem. Cotton, rayon crepes,
taffeta and flannel fall under this
category.
NOW IT'S A COIN BAR-A
handy "coin bar Is Just the thing
II you want to save time and pa
tience when boarding overcrowded
vehicles during the rush hour. OF
course, that is, II you're not in the
habit Of purchasing q pass! This is
triangular, made of metal, covered
In simulated leather and has slots
for various sized coins.
4 \
FOR THE RECORDS-We're all in
favor Of those beaverboard Victrola
record containers. Having tried
several styles and found that our
pet" records became warped and
Clipped we decided to give this
variety q try. The container Is
made In box form and has alpha
betical index separators which are
a Joy when trying to find a particu-
lar recording in q hurry. Nicely
constructed, this article should last
indefinitely with a reasonable
amount of care.
Evening star., 1944-07-31
By Arthur II. Deufe

at this. time Of year when eggplants
are plentiful and Of good size and
quality.
For eight persons you will need
seven egg plants. Of medium stature,
one and half pounds ground beef
or veal. two medium sized onions,
five tablespoons bread crumbs. one
tablespoon tomato paste, or fresh to-
matoes in proportion, one glass dry
white wine. two eggs, two table
spoons chopped parsley, grated
cheese, and salt and pepper to taste
First, brown the meat in a frying
pan with little butter or bacon fat,
adding the two onions. finely
chopped. When golden brown, add
the wine, the tomatoes, parsley, salt
and pepper. If mixture seems too
dry, add just a little water or to-
mato juice. Cover the pan and let
simmer slowly.
Cut the peeled eggplant length
wise In thin slices and place them
IN a pan with cooking oil, to which
little butter or butter substitute
has been added. Fry the slices care
fully until they are a golden color.
After the meat mixture has been
cooked until very little moisture
remains, butter a casserole, sprinkle
the bottom with breadcrumbs and
put in a layer of sliced eggplant.
| At this time add three table,
Evening star., 1944-07-31
Bv Barbara Bell

The soft subtle lines of the f1ared
peplum treatment put the two-piece
costume right in the vanguard of
high-style models. Make both blouse
and skirt the same color or have the
skirt of flowered materials and the
blouse of a plain shade.
Barbaar Bell Pattern No. 1918 Is
designed for sizes IL, IA, Is, 18 and
20. Size IA blouse requires 21s
yards Of 39-inch material; skirt, ~
yards.
Plan your fall clothes now! The
new fall and winter pattern book,
Passing in Review" is now ready
contains 80 pages Of the top hits in
elothes the boys in uniform admire
date" frocks, street wear, sports
wear, clothes to wear on the home
front-snappy school clothes for
Juniors and children. Price, 10 cents.
For this pattern, send 20 cents, in
coins. your name. address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star, Post
Once Box 90, Station G, New York
-. N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-07-31

it is strange thing to hear a wom-
an complaining of being surfeited
with conjugal affection.
Yet it is easily understood. Too
much Is too much Of even a good
thing. No one can eat 80 auails in
80 days, and clerks in candy stores
are allergic to bonr bons. And this
is true of love as we'll as food. Even
Solomon, the most married man of
whom we have any record, cried
out: Stay me with flagons, COM
fort me with apples, for am sick
of love"
So there we are. up against that
curious streak of human contrariness
that makes us want what we haven't
got and sick and tired of what we
possess, and We are powerless to deal
with 1t, for we don't know how to
heat up love that is getting luke
warm, nor how to cool off the affec-
ton for which we no longer have a
relish.
But it should console the ladies
who bemoan the fact that their hus-
bands are not great lovers to know
that they can get fed up on too
much love-making as easily as they
can on too many chocolate creams,
and that the rarer kiss is the more
flavor it has.
Evening star., 1944-07-31
HELP MEN AND woMeh.

CLEANERS twhitel for once building;
AMEs. superintendent. 1901 Vermont
COUPLE. coIored farm in nearby Nd;
man dQ farm work, woman to DO COOKING
and and depend.Sle 1871 .s, Eth u'I st. NV ~ ''0ei
COUPLE for small farm in Maryland near
o. G., man to have farm and poultry ex,
cooking: comfortable living quarters. Send
phone number and address to BOX 152-M,
COOK for e5 people: so miles from Wash:
g9sd TS1,s salary rS Ssn FR; 1892; go. ,..-,-.
only no % sundays e1Rflsnsia RAFAYsrrr aiasSet pRTo
EIHvATSR lIfR tnS I'e 'oraniSkiroRs aik evht.,, s-day
D'H snf isiS
* ExEcuTivE. ssi FIVE dr.ft-.xempt. desires per.
in heavy construction contracting. marine
eauipment brokerage and shipbuildins pro-
curement; perscnable. neat; diligent,
sHs s1Hs'e 81 70 Box sss si
ssry: stand 42s, 5th and X sts. NV.
Nj MES s|to or WOMEN for salesvork, bond
rs furnish eouRS%pent and
Tues. 4 to p.m' Wed. 8 am. to pm.
family Of 2 adults on nearby modern farm
Woman cook, care for home. man assist
and for general utility, care for lawn. No
farming. Room, private bath. radio. Sat-
isfactory wages. Excellent opportunity for
3 or 4 mos. References MI. SO37
SODA HELP. experienced; good working
conditions. top salary. BRINSFIELDS S
54S6.
WATERS and mattresses. white. expert
enced, for 1st-class clientele; good work.
ing conditions and tips, full or part time.
Apply JENES ITALIAN RESTAURANT.
l701 De Sales st. NV.
WORK Only .xperienee 1eouiqed 40 ,ynins U5nes
ability and good penmansh NPermanen
position. good wages Apply B1ttSK COAL
and Columbia I'd
LARGE GIFT AND TOY STORE requires
intelligent sales person. Reasonable hours
salary and bonus. E. O. LIKENS, Wilson
lane. Bethesda, Md