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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-10

Ma gricku kraj Susjeda sedi
clovek, sam sredi THE noci in
IRE v dolino ma krvavo bojno
pole - Malta Gubec. Srpo
ere in Sc vprasuje:
."Cigava je ia kri, XII Sc bill
sci ma travi kakor nocna rosa ?
Nasa.'
"Cigava so ona bleda trupla,
XII Sc igra noeni veter z njih kr-
vavimi lasmi, XII Sc jim lesketa
mesecina steklenih oceh? Ma
sa."
"Cigavo je ono crno pogori-
see, kjer je zakopana pod pc
pelom sreca enega celega ziv-
ljenja? Nase.'
"Cigav je oni krvavi mec, XII
Sc blisci v travi? Mas"
"A cigavo je vse to preklet-
stvo? Nase."
In zaplaka clovek grenki-
mi solzami, krene z glavo ka-
kor blazen in nasloni lice ma
svoje pesti, stisne jih in ne vi
di mic, ne cuti mic, a ko zakro-
ka krokar, letec cez njegovo
glavo, Sc moz vzdrami, skoci ma
noge kakor divji, pobere il ira
We krvavi mec, zamahne Z MIN
proti mesecu in krikne kroho-
tom:
Ell, crni krokar! Tudi srce
tirjas Cd mas? Nikoli! Nikdar"
XI.
Kakor strela jasnega neba
je zadel srca vsega hrvaskega
plemstva glas, da je bill b n
Peter pod zidovjem Susjeda 'po-
razen cd podbana, da lezi ban
ska zastava, to znamenje hr-
vaskega junastva proti nekrist-
janom, raztrgana, zlomljena v
blatu in luzi. V prvem hipu O.
gorcen mad to necuveno sramo-
to je vsakdo pozabil, maj 81 je
bill Sc velikas ali plemic, gall
veze rodbinsko ali korist ma
bana ali ma podbana. v prvem
hipu je vprasal vsakdo lie: Kdo
ina prav? Kaj bo IL tega? Mix
do nj vedel odgovora, niti sam
modri knez Jurij Draskovic,
najumnejsi Hrvat svojega ca
sa, XII je bill zasedel po smrti
Matte Brumana starodavno
stolico zagrebske skofije. Tenn
ma slutnja je prevzela vsako ST.
ce, skirt strah je napolnj jeval
duso vsakogar. Da, vsakdo je
vedel S strahom in trepetom,
da bo krvavi dan meseca roz-
nika leta 1865, ko 81 je nakopal
ban pod starim Susjedom vso
sramoto na svojo glavo, da bo
ia usodepolni dan zacetek dol
gostevilnih krvavih dni, po ka-
terih Sc bodo rodili po starem
prokletstvu novi grehi. Mad do
movino je visel crn oblak, pri-
pravljen, da siplje ma to Ne-
srecno hrvasko zemljo pokonce-
vanje in pogubo - strahota
turske vojske, strahotna te m
bolj sedaj, ko Sc je prikazala ma
vzhodu krvava zvezda, veliki We
zir, iz nasega rodu, poguba ma
semu rodu. Mehmed Sokolovic.
Kakor grom il Galjave SO Sc
Gull crni glasovi: Turcin Sc glib
lie. Vsakdo zadrhti oh misli, ka-
ko Sc bo napajala zemlja zopet
S krvjo, kako bo zopet zadavi-
la neizprosna smrt tisoce novih
zrtev. V tenn odlocilnem trenot-
ku, ko je bila v teh 'tuznih O.
stankih" slavne kraljevine Hr-
vaske vsaka junaska desnica
dragocena, ko je bila vsaka
kapljica junaske krvi vredna
zlata, v tenn trenotku, ko bi sc
morala zdruziti VISA srca junas-
kega naroda v emo samo orjas-
ko sree, ko bi morale vse pie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-11
Dorothy Dix Says

lection. What they long for are the
lollipops of fattery to roll under
their tongues.
1t is women's mania for maintain
ing an impossible sentimental situa-
ton that brings about one of the
most difficult problems of marriage
and that is for husbands to combine
being great lovers with being sue
cessful businessmen. Marriage is
cinders, ashes and dust to millions
of women because their husbands
take them for granted and no longer
notice what they have on or how
they do their hair
| So far as wife is concerned. the
unforgivable sin in a husband is for
him not to be a high-pressure love-
maker. If he is that, she will over
look all other shortcomings. If he is
dumb about the state of his affec-
tons, in vain does he buy her mink
coats and put up with her nagging.
She considers herself a poor, neg
lected creature.
Worse still is it when at middle
age married woman becomes
aware that she no longer sees hero
of romance in her husband and
that she does not thrill at his ba-
on-and-eggs morning kiss. Because
she doesn't palpitate at his touch
she decides that she has lost her
love for him, no matter how good
and kind he has been to her. And
whether she goes out in search of a
gigolo, or settles down into being a
disgruntled wife, it is misery for all
concerned.
What pity omen's emotions
always stay teen-age!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-11
HELP MEN (Continued) .

ACCOUNTANT. slot machine, wanted; full
or part time. Phone ia. 4lS3.
IMMATURE WINDLRs. electric motor re-
pay. 5-day week. ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT
"a - Sherman ave. NV.
ASSISTANT COLD MEAT MAN, white; per
manent position; top salary; Apply chef
CARLTON HOTEL, 18th and X SITS. NV.
ASSISTANT IAiI,[o FRY COOK (white1, perra
CARLTON HOTEL, 18th and K SITS. NV
ASSISTANT JANITOR. ll2I New Hamp
shire ave. RE. O630.
ASSISTANT JANITOR, colored, with ele.
yator permit; from 8 pm. to II 80. pm.
ke ssssdfy IL gSSs s a Appy Gs
fornia st. NV. No phone calls.
ASSISTANT MANAGERS. white, for re,
sponsinle positions with leading sea-food
Must be e eand and reliable
tons. Apply MR.. JoLLEs. 1921 st. NV
AUTO. GENERATOR and starter repair,
man prefer exp. man capable of runnins
msn ZAP dsS shop sq9d psy Tgh
CO. -02 New York ave. ne. -''
AUTO MECHANICS, high weekly salar,
Foq a share Of . the profits Of the business
have 4ees sk ea 0Sd Dsrs to
ss$i4; akoNsUM co-o MI; A5TRHs'' Ga "a
A aA5 M sal HXSfata we nssa
fG cal inclined who are draft-exempt t.
HAITI dustrv the repair by business; Essential in
MHiyE MOTOR Cos Iiso Fe iss St. i ne
hE 5SS5 MESSENGERS. aee - =,
90: to deliver teleerams in "A Arli rs u
G0pntS; ful time only; must be able {
UNION RIM. 200, 1917, New York ave Nv
good pay no Sundays. Call S Alexandra muI. I
R Ran G 81 iI eRRs 1928 after a m; -
pm. to 2 am; no Sunday work: stead,
positions. Apply MADRLLoN RESTAU.
RANT, Washington Bldg, 18th and N. Y
B 5!1 Ejsp steady position with sooe
MApR1LoN SsnSay T Wslp Appl'
n 1 q - St and New York ave. NV.
PATHFINDER, experienced, for busy cock.
ta,i lounge: must be neat and clean
Hfs IFS fteF saS ave- Bun
PATHFINDER for new nightclub. Appi!
between IL am. and 2 pm. Do not phone
BOY 17:s5.white 5 once s't typ ing answe
phones, etc: exp. Unnecessary: $50 week
R FaiSss zeal oppty; Phi; RA 1852 Or 1884
pay s the same ns'at me ina porssn
wartime job requires less than one houl
SnaIa cteI 10 oellVef The Evening an(
dag' 20 1899 taa5 Call MR. L. S. BLAINE to
BUTCHER. white, experienced. pleasant
worrying conditions; Apply chef. WARD
Woodlev I'd. NV ~
RUSBOYS tcolored), for high-class ses
food restaurant; good wages with meals
s eady employment Apply personnel of
dee, O'DONNELL'S SEA GRILL, 1907 I
ST. NV.
BUsBoYs Ccolored,; no excellence neces.
sary: meals and uniforms furnished. Apply
maitre de hotel, CARLTON HOTEL, 18th
and X SITS. NV.
erage earnings over $50 per week; essen.
tial work; experience not necessary; train
Ing paid for; plenty work; paid vacations
ers; many other well-paying Jobs open
Apply weekday mornings. CAPITAL TRAN.
SIT CO. 36th and Prospect ave. NV
John stseetcar. Hiring ARRANGEMENTS ap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-11
Beauty Banter
By Betty Miles.

You're smart If you're planning on
sending food, food and more of it to
your favorite servicewoman over
seas come September IS, when the
Go" sign will be flashed before mil
lions of package-packin' Americans,
anxious to send Christmas cheer
lover there" But you're twice as
smart, and worth your weight in
gold, ii you're also planning on
saying merry Christmas" by way
Of toilet articles no woman, in or
out of uniform, can resist. One of
our favorite cosmetic houses has not
been mapping this long and languor-
Gus summer, and offers us several
products, especially packed for
overseas shipment, that are bound
to be the equivalent of the orange
III the Christmas stocking to the gal
who's eager for touch of home
They offer us flower scented DOW
der sachet that is actually dry
perfume, possessing the qualities OF
the Mquid variety in highly concen-
trated form. Packaged compactly in
a square glass bottle, with durable
plastic top, it's ideal for shipping
It's potent when applied behind the
ears. on the wrists, and at the base
Q. the throat, and also weaves its
magic spell when sprinkled on lin
gerie in dresser drawers. -.
We're especially smitten with the
aforementioned product, but this
house also offers a soldified bril-
liantine, powdered shampoo, and
rinse, and after-shower powder, all
packaged with an eye on Uncle
Sans rules and regulation-andt the
Whlms Of the eternal feminine.
Your serviceman hasn't been neg
lected, either. There's an array of
toilet articles available for him. par-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-11

The curse of women is that they
so seldom get to be their age. Emo
tionally they are perpetual Adde'S
cents. They never lose their sweet
teeth and at 80, they crave romance
and flattery and lovemaking just as
much as they did at ID.
1nasmuch as human ingenuity has
never been able to devise any way
of making women look as young as
they feel, this is bound to be frus-
trated desire, but nevertheless with
deathlesS optimism they continue
their quest for it in beauty parlors
and dress shops in the fond belief
that III them they can find the way
to bring back the magic of a van
iShed day.
This yearning OF women to be
treated like lady loves instead of
grandmas would be funny if it were
not so pathetic, for to so many of
them it is sorrow that gnaws I'M
ceasingly at their heartstrings and
that turns what should be plushy
lives into beds of thornS upon which
they writhe in misery. Over it have
been shed enough tears to float a
battleship.
1t is incredible, but it is true, that
women's chief grievance against
fate is that in the process of time
they reach middle age or worse and
their family and friends begin to
treat them as if they were adult
human beings instead of huttery
debutantes. And they can't take it.
They don't crave home cooking, SO
to speak. They don't relish the solid,
nourishing food of respect and af-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-11

figure. We've found something that
looks like the answer to airy
maiden's prayer. It's panty-brief
(oh! So briefD knit of cotton and
rayon with an elasticized Cd waist
band-all at price that's as light
weight as the garment itself. Line
forms on the right for this one
and ask for small, medium or large.
COOLER FOR TWO-If there's
one time in your life that you want
to look both pretty and slim it's
tnat period when you're wondering
Whetner 1t will be He or a She.
Ihats why we gave whoops for Joy
editorial, not personaD at finding
an anticipation number that is both
and cool to boot! Made Of cotton
IN slimming stripes, it has a very
flattering u neckline tied with q
tiny bow and soft, graceful cap
sleeves. For comfort, It buttons all
the way down the front and has
gentle skirt fullness. In AQUA or
powder blue stripes, it's dress
you'll wear all summer long. and
after the Big Day for mornings of
~S VAAA6 Aeo tildG pIcLIy!
MODELS FAvORITE-Its no
news that smooth-fltting under-
pinnings are the secret Of a sleek
look, that a slip, for example, can
make or mar your dress. One that
fashion models rely on for stop-look
sickness is a supersmooth rayon
satin number. cunningly fitted and
comfortingly endowed with elastic
back-panel and a double-thick bra
top so that a separate bra is not
necessary. A good slip to own for
summer GOODNESS and for all-year
smoothness If you wear sizes 81
to 80.
TORSO TRIUMPH-The over.
blouse Is one Of falls biggest FASH
lons--and good item to bridge the
gap between summer and autumn.
You couldn't ask for one better
looking that smooth fitting torso
affair in wool jersey with simple
open-collar neckline. The colors
are out of this world-powder blue.
lilac. shocking pink, aqua, lime and
good news!-black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-11
Pin>Money Pickups
GI.TMMER

GLIMMER OF FALL Black
satin is the newest CLEAN in FASH
ions eye for fall. There are Snuous
dresses of the lustrous stun as well
as crepes and woods with Just a
shining touch here and there. For
a quick-chic trick, small satin
chapeau gives just enough OF the
glimmer of fall to a dark dress at
this time Of year. Such a treasure
is a black satin pillbox with self
loops stitched on top. Wear it old
style on the back Of your head, and
you might as we'll save your money.
But-pose it forward over your eye
and you'll give a good example of
the new 1914 fall look. If your va
cation plans call for trip to New
York, this Is the snall-cost number
you want to lend your black crepe
dress a big city look. Wherever you
wear 1t. the nght-catching luster
definitely packs a flattering punch.
SHORT SHORTS STORY-We
may be talking of fall clothes, but
the summers young as far as the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-11
HELP MEN AND WoMEN.

CAFETERIA. SUPERVISOR, experienced
preferred: 11:45 am. to 9. pm: good
T T1Iknl9s eSnassSrs no Sundays Apply
CHEMIST. man or woman. high school pre-
sea aai as. and l Or years COLLEGE experi-
war position and future assured State
salary expected. references. Reply to P. o.
s Box. AL AlssSsndria Va. or telephone
CoLoRED-Must know switchboard. II
psT month Appy MRS MRS. R e q. Tees ss7 90
20 on eoc sHn .aa n el.sas,
mass Se SOBER SO sna s:pe aad
a able; good salary plus room and board.
sSSd spDessanis, 70! aa1sne. aSea ''! iii
coUfEE, So ahte maid sh and md b. sss
sober and intelligent, Nice room. Informa.
tlSp p 1DfeT EEEr Gay W. ss4
Z PA sfss ys.le!z 1891 ffss6&oslAl VII
small tearoom; good working conditions:
GROCERY e cHE Els'0e Experienced f clerical
in SsS Hsfc Nw Ss eS Sss
sIss :.ssS e.n nj 1852 s Essk .'tF'''
RESTAURANT HELP. colored; second cook,
aoea ae .ortns
conditi9ns. Apply manaser, HIGHLAND
EEtI0SGaEs to do nnishsd Photographic
b ssis Re. On 1as paecs work or fun time
sHoE szIEsiPPssoaf;L fE::a . experienced prefer.
sed. but not Necessary; permanent position.
81 ss Fas SA AgP so Siss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-11

ticularly that shaving bowl that is
such constant favorite. 49,.
Wartime rationing definitely took
the punch out of accept no substi-
tutes" when SO many Of our pet pur-
chases went into Information for the
the duration. But for those of you
who have been longing for a really
smart compact to serve as a perfect
companion-piece with those fall
clothes you're been waiting to don
come the first turning of the leaves,
we've a tip on a new batch of pre-
war excellence A local store has
just received a shipment of those
tortoise shell plastic "flapjacks'
that are both smooth and smart.
They come as unadorned as the
newborn babe, or glamouriZed with
heavy shining silver mountings
And, for sheer elegance, sterling
compacts in attractive shapes, bear
ing plaques for monogramming
hand-raised fooled designs, or rich
gold and gold-jeweled ornaments
are also yours for the asking. These
compacts are at home in any COM
pany, and come in small and king
size.
We've also a dry shampoo in mind
that is indeed an aid for those OF
us who wrestle constantly with hair
ravaged by swimming, heat and the
days accumulation of grease and
dirt. Just shake a little on the
fabric mitt that comes with it, draw
the powdered mitt along each strand
of hair, moving from scalp to tip
turn the mitt inside out to remove
excess powder, and brush your hair
with a clean, strong brush No
Wetting Of the hair is required, and
your wave remains intact!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-11
Readers Clearing House

boil 10 minutes until thick. Add this
hot mixture to the bowl, quickly
beating all up thoroughly. Add other
seasoning as desired.
Boiled Dressing: "a cup cream, u
teaspoon cornStarch, 2 tablespoons
lemon juice, 2 teaspoons vegetable
butter, egg yolk, salt to taste. Heat
cream in double boiler. Rub corn
starch smooth with a little cold milk
and stir into the hot cream. Cover
and let cook for 10 minutes. Beat
the yolk, add the butter and the
lemon juice and mix well. Pour the
hot cream gradually into the yolk
mixture, stirring as it is being poured
in. Then return to the fire and con-
tinue stirring until of the right
thickness. Salt to taste and let cool.
Here is an Egg YOlk Extender:
y cup soy flour, mix with l cup
water. Place in skillet and boil till
it thickens, stirring constantly so
that it does not stick. Pour into a
mixing bowl and beat Il cup vegeta-
BILE oil into it or until it is thick
enough to cut with a knife. Use 2
tablespoons of this wherever a yolk
of egg is desired for binder, not
leavening.
I trust these are what Mrs. D. B.
L. desires and. is pleased with them.
Also that the binder" helps some
if they feel the need of such.
Have enjoyed the Clearing House
so much.
Thanks to Mrs. H. E. S., Bethesda.)
Here is my recipe for boiled salad
dressing-one without too high cal
orie count-that I think will please
Mrs. D. B. L., Washington, as re-
quested in the August issue of The
Evening Stars Clearing House: p
cup vinegar, "a cup water. Put on to
boil, after adding piece of butter the
size of walnut, "a teaspoon salt
and pepper. Mix 2 tablespoons
(rounding) of sugar, / heaping ia
blespoon flour and l heaping tea
spoon dry mustard with a little
water. Stir this slowly into boiling
vinegar and let cook awhile, stirring
to avoid burning or until mixture
thickens. At the last. beat up l
egg and add gradually (take off of
fire to do this). Beat egg into dress
ing we'll and cook over low fire for
just short time. Put in glass jar
when cool and keep in ice box
Then thin with lemon juice or cream
as needed-a little at time. 1t will
keep indefinitely.
NEGATIVE RETOUCHING?
REQUESTED by Mrs. J. A. H., Jr,
Washington
Will some kind readers of this
column please tell me where I might
learn negative retouching for photo
graphs?
Is there any place in Washing
| ton such a hobby is taught?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-11
By Evelyn Hayes.

weather's concerned, and many OF
you still have your vacations ahead,
lucky ones! Hard to find, indeed,
are shorts that At well and flatter.
Gabardine makes some of the
smartest we've seen. They're slim,
brief, back-buttoning beauties with
two pockets-and they're cut to tell
a very pretty story about a girls
figure. Workmanlike enough for
tennis or gardening, they're still
fattering enough to do beach duty
II you've already acquired a tan
by all means buy white to set of
your color. Otherwise, you might
prefer yellow or navy blue. For
those who crave the camouflage OF
pleats, there are those, too, at the
same shop-all at a price that puts
them definitely in the good-value
class.
INSIDE STORY-Every girl who
wears shorts or Stacks wants a little
something to slim and trim the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-11

alone, to me would seem innocent
enough. Essentially I agree with
Mrs. Posts opinion. However, ]
would like to add one thought OF
warning. I think much also de-
ponds on your emotional setup. Re-
member that lonely hearts play
tricks on you, and quite without
realizing it until too late, and quite
against your best intentions your
friendships can drift into channels
other than innocent" They say
that more platonic friendships end
in marriage than any other kind. u
AS the other lady remarked, you
had no idea when you met your
husband that you'd fall in love.
If. as you say, though, that serv-
icemen have "a high old time" I'm
sure I'd like to steer my own course
away from "a high old time" That's
not my idea of what you might call
the life"
To sum it up-though I think
there's nothing socially wrong
with dating if your husband doesn't
mind, I'd watch my step. But then,
you know yourself better than L
and I know just how lonely life
can be.
hope I haven't misquoted Mrs
Post. This Is the way l interpreted
her opinion.
X X y X
BOILED SALAD DRESSINGS:
EGG YOLK EXTENDER.
(ThGnks to Mrs. G. P. B.,
Takomd Park
Seeing the request of Mrs. D. B. L
for a boiled salad dressing, thought
I would submit two I have that
have found very good, this first one
especially. Both are quickly and
easily made.
Quick Mayonnaise: l cup vegeta-
BILE oil (soy is eXcellent), l egg OF
egg yolks, teaspoon salt, l cur
water, Y teaspoon paprika, table.
spoons lemon juice, - cup flour
seasonings as desired.
Place oil, egg, salt, paprika ano
lemon juice in a bowl Heat the
water and flour in double boiler anC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-11
ICE CREAM SODAS.
Thanks to Miss A. E. H.,
WnshtnQton.l

would like to send in my recipe
for Ice cream sodas as requested
by Mrs. G. D. Of Takoma Park.
Chocolate Sirup: / cup cocoa, 2
cups sugar, u teaspoon salt, 2 cups
cold water, Y cup corn strip, 4 tea
spoons vanilla. Mix cocoa, sugar
and salt we'll and add water slowly.
stirring to form a smooth paste.
Add corn sirup and boil for five
minutes to cook the starch of the
cocoa thoroughly. Cool, add vanilla,
and pour into a jar. Store in re-
frigerator. Makes Ok cups strip.
This sirup will not sugar if kept in
alright jar.
Chocolate Soda: Use a big tall
glass. Put in tablespoons Cor more
If desired of chocolate strip, / or 2
scoops of ice cream, then fill the
glass with sparkling carbonated
water and stir briskly. Add a straw
and a spoon-and enjoy it!
Chocolate Milk Shake: Allow q
tablespoon and half of chocolate
strip to a glass of milk. Pour milk
and sirup in shaker Cor glass Jar {.
Add cracked ice and shake we'll.
Add tablespoon of matted milk
powder for each glass of milk when
mixing, If chocolate matted milk
shake is wanted
TO DATE OR NOT TO DATE.
Thanks to Mrs. N. T. p, Anacostia. J
Emily Post wrote some time ago
In This Week of The Sunday Star
concerning the dating of service
wives. I don't remember the exact
details, but the gist of the matter
was this:
It's not so much what your friends
and neighbors think, or even what
Mrs. Grundy says, but how your
soldier-husband feels about the
matter. Does he realize how lonely
and monotonous life becomes for
you when you have no interesting
hobby, and does he understand that
it boosts your civilian morale" to
have an occasional date, and does
he trust you? Mrs. Post strongly
advised that such dates be kept
strictly in public places, rather than
IN private apartments or automo-
bile drives.
The fact that you come home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-08-11
By Barbara Bell

There's nothing so cool and de-
lightful as a washable checked OF
striped cotton jumper and sheer
white blouse for midsummer! And
this pattern can also be used to
make handsome wool jersey CO.'S
tune for autumn wear.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1920 is
designed for sizes II. IA, Is, Is and
20. Size IA jumper requires 2s4
yards of 39-inch material; long
sleeved blouse, 21s yards.
For this pattern, send 20 cents in
coins, your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star, Post
Office Box 80, Station G, New York
10, N, Y,
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HELP MEN,

ADVERTISING MANAGER, full or part
time, preparation of technical data cata-
log layout, advertising pamphlets on SCI
entiflc apparatus: wide knowledge in all
be considered confidential Box 4sO-M,
Star.
APARTMENT MANAGER-One Of Wash.
ingtons finer apartment houses desires the
services of an experienced and capable
manager; excellent opportunity for right
party; give in detail experience and ref
hdential BOX p3-X, Star. 13s
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