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Evening star., 1944-06-04
BY NEWBOLD MOVES, Jr.
Star War Correspondent.

ANzIO, May 81 Delayed If an
observer had to give in one word
his impression of battlefield on
which the 5th Army's spearhead
below Rome is fighting today he
could not be honest without coming
up with the word dust.
Along the roads of the former
beachhead and the area surround
ing it you get the feeling that the
whole region is one enormous, roll
ing, choking, yellow cloud. At the
end of day out there people look
as though they had been dug up
out of a grave.
Usually they have white panda-
like patches around their eyes,
which had been protected by goggles,
and their lips are clean and red
because they have been licking
them. The rest is dust, which even
works its way under your helmet,
making your hair so stiff that no
comb can pass through 1t.
This is confused front. Most of
the land we occupy is as fiat as the
sea, with few distinguishing land
marks. All the roads look alike.
Often on day when the mountains
are obscured by dust and haze and
smoke of battle you have to see the
sun before you can figure out which
way is toward the enemy and what's
more important which is not.
The drive is now carrying us out
of the coastal plain. In the north
west our troops and tanks are slowly
pushing their way through prepared
defensive positions against impro-
vised but desperate opposition into
the edges of the Alban hills. Behind
those behind Lanuvio and Veletri
Evening star., 1944-06-04
REWARD.
LOST RATION COUPONS.

Brooch, enamel and diamond, shape oi
sardenia Call r. r. Runkles, Me. 03l6
or GE. $3.50
Evening star., 1944-06-04
Yonks Fight Clouds Of Dust
AS Well as Foe in ItuIy

which may prove the key to the
gateway to Rome on the other side
of the salient, where the front is
less clear cut and the fighting less
bitter. We control most of the
Volscian Mountain but the area
from which we operate is purely a
fat dust bowl, every mile of which
looks like the torn battlefield that
it has been.
Most Of this region would be the
perfect background for a movie
about the World War. Back from
the roads are the poppies of Flan-
ders field overhung by the smell
of death. Farm houses have been
smashed to the ground and are left
as crumbled gray heaps of stone
and plaster. The trees in all Sec
tions have been stripped of foliage
and stand out naked and grotesque
against the sky. Everywhere you
go you pass knocked-out equipment.
German, British and American
tanks, guns, trucks-neglected and
rotting in cratered field.
In the days when this was the
beachhead we heard a great deal
about how the area we occupied
was under constant destructive en-
emy fire, but no one can drive today
through territory which was held
then by the enemy without realiz-
ing that our guns in the beachhead
more than held their own in the
artillery dueling which character
lied that period.
The line of the old front is un-
mistakably marked on one side of
it-our side-there are trees with
green leaves, most of the houses
have several habitable rooms and
few are pierced by more than one
or two shell holes. The. Italians
are already returning to these
houses although they are not yet
allowed in Anzio and Nettuno from
which they were evacuated by AMG.
On the other side of the line they
will find no houses to return to for
Evening star., 1944-06-04
LOST

and diamonds, between shoreham Hotel
and Porter St NV, June 1st: sentimental
ESeH ass FsSasd oF KEYS OR Fnder SSH please return
them to 1921 Tower Bldg, receive reward.
COCKER SPANIEL. black and white, fe-
male, Md. license, named Lady" Reward
Phone Wisconsin 1152, or MA. 4s74;
COCKER PUPPY, light tan female; an an
stte sse' school. Chevy Chase, Reward. OR.
DIAMOND Bow-KNor PIN, wednesday
and 18th. Reward Ex. 1880. Ext. 1850:
FFoSNyrAIs Fasy Re~fEa fFs fs parker M SSsS No 81 with
barrel: lost downtown, Reward At o45o.
tainer, on K St. west of 18th NV. Re
sss.y sss5 cass os 41s ksrsea ss ear
& nSyEo Ems BAG EeTsTa srfe bsck 3 % May
IS between $50 and 6:l5 pm VIC: f,,9 Union IN
RsssTd, CAN Nj, 457s.a, .,.n,na n.,
Dupont Circle. 18th and v to I4th and
MANS MS WaTca, NTs5a llth 81 a and ID Emerson NV.
NAVY SERVICE RECORD, Navy discharge
draft card, security card Reward 80.
FIN WATCH, with the name Blanche
Keith on the back; June ., about o'clock.
PockEIBooK, black faine; in Young
PocKETBooK, black leather, lost in
Woodward g. Lothrop's or 11th and G SITS.
NV, contained money, ration books and
gas coupons. Call Ho. $500 after pm.
PENCIL. Evershap Repeater, gold trim,
lost in parking garage 1916 Eye st. NV.
ave NV, Saturday. Reward. Phone Mr.
Gilbert Sun. EN- 1163; Mon. NO. 331l.
PURSE, lady's, large black leather, con-
and war ration books Nos. !, 3 and 4. is
sued 10 Minerva and Lonnie B. Hesson,
1918 10th st. NV, Apt. 81. Reward. No
RAILROAD TICKETS, lost by sailor, Wash
to Chicago, via Pa. C. N. Reward.
RED ENVELOPE PURSE, at Coolidge High,
containing ration books 3 Of Lois and Jane
Seminar. Reward. Call RE. 1900. Ext,
1920 5s
sATCHEL. black. containing book of re-
turn to 1343 Harvard st. NV. and receive
ITI5s sPITz DOG, sheared haircut. male, small.
white, looks, ike little lamb, witty"
WALLET, black leather. silver corners,
containing sum of money and identification
papers. valuable only to owner, lost late
Reward s251 Call DU. el44. .,
WRIST WATCH, lady's, diamond, initials
Republic 74oo. Ext. 79i5, s to 43o
$50. .oODPerson finding serviceman's wife,
allotment at Palais Royal please call AT
Evening star., 1944-06-04

our artillery had Systematically re-
duced them to rubble one by one.
The Germans occupied these houses,
making strong points in many of
them and it had to be done but
now when we ourselves would like
to use them for command posts and
temporary billets. Many an artillery
commander must be bemoaning the
accuracy of the fire of his own guns.
For a long time talk about an
actual front in this part of the war
meant little. The whole thing, in
a very real sense, was the front.
Now troops stationed in Anzio and
Nettuno are keeping their fingers
crossed in the belief that at least
a rear area has been established up
here, that now they might be out
OF range of enemy artillery. The
"Anzio Express" reminder Of the
German 280-mm. gun from the hills
our troops are now attacking, has
failed to pull in on schedule for two
nights now. 1t is considered bad
luck to talk about it, though.
Evening star., 1944-06-04
FOUND

PARTIAL SET TEETH (uppers5. on Conn.
ave, Mon, Nav 30th. Write for appoint t.
ment, Mrs, M. l.. Brown. 2S03 18th st. n W.
WRIST WATCH, iadys, found last sun-
Iday evening, vicinity 14th and Emerson
SITS. NV. DE 1852
Evening star., 1944-06-04

duction Sir Stafford Cripps an
nounced today.
In addition to the new planes
produced, the industry made major
repairs on another 10000 planes,
Sir Stafford said.
I'VE are now producing Is types
OF aircraft which were not in pro-
duction in 1940," the production
Minister continued,
Evening star., 1944-06-04

"a" AND "C'' GAS RATION BOOKS, issued
TO Elizabeth Maxwell. 4012 Nicholson ST.,
&C" GAS RATION TICKETS, issued to
bunker Hill, s1l3 Hartford ave, Silver
spring, Nd marked License No. 5l53S7." D."
GAS RATION BOOK "A" issued TO James
b Warring, 56lO 35th place. West Hyatts-
GASOLINE RATION BOOK "a" issued to
FIR. 0SOS
GAS RATION BOOKS "A" and "B." ia
plliIoio' issued to 1t j. S. Bower, National
OIL. 6027.
VAR RATION BOOKS. issued to Miss Joan
WAR RATION BOOK NO. 4, issued to W.
Day MulIinix, s477 Plney Branch ct, Silver
anp SprIns; / Mo, M sL aoon o452 w.,
liam 8. Nesbitt. 9l0 Carroll ave, Takoma
Park. Nd. 81. 571s.
Evening star., 1944-06-04
'n,273 Planes Delivered
By Britain in Year

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sunday, June Air
craft factories in the United King
dom delivered 27,273 planes in the
IL months ending last March, COM
pared with $4,000 in 1910 and 5000
in 1889, Minister of Aircraft Pro-
Evening star., 1944-06-04
Rome
Continued From First Page)

in Italy, adding that every possible
precaution had been and will be
taken ito spare innocent civilians
and cultural and religious monu-
ments of permanent value to
civilization"
"If the Germans choose to de-
fend Rome" the communique said,
"the Allies will be obliged to take
appropriate military measures to
eject them. It is therefore the sin
cere hope of His Majesty's govern
ment and the United States Gov
ernment that the enemy will not
make this in-considered choice"
The statement said the Allies
were deeply conscious Of the unique
position of Rome as one of the
chief religious, historical and cul-
tural centers of the world, and of
the fact that Rome is the seat of
His Holiness. the Pope, and con-
tains the neutral state of Vatican
City.
Great Care Promised.
"It is therefore the firm intention
of the Allied governments and Allied
military authorities to continue to
take every precaution in their power
consistent with essential military re-
quirements to safeguard the popula-
ton of Rome and its historical and
religious monuments"
Pope Plus in an address to the
College of Cardinals yesterday said
Rome should be spared the fate of
becoming a theater of war despite
the opposing considerations of
seeming utility and so-called mill
tary exigencies and needs" He de-
clared that whoever dared raise a
hand" against Rome would be
guilty of matricide"
Evening star., 1944-06-04
LOST RATION COUPONS.

WAR RATION BOOKS 49," issued to Ennis
l.. and Raymond L. Mazza, Old GEORGETOWN
rd and Lux lane. AID. S242
RATION BOOK NO. 4. issued to Neville
S. Torbert, Berwyn, Md, r. F. d. /.
Phone Berwyn 173-W-l g.
Evening star., 1944-11-22
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
BOOKKEEPER : SECRETARY,

BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY, experienced
in all office work, capsble of assuming re-
COOK, GOOD, wants want lob job: will will. stay nights.
Glebe 2O78
COOK, colored, settled to go South for
yW9 WINTER Foo References. Good wages. Phone
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, stenographic.
advertising experience. fluent Russian. col
lege eaG ! Playground ss wide travel Write Box
E5i EXPERT TYP 5TrYgPIsr desires home tyDins.
GIRL. colored, wants Job as helper in tailor
shop: can do plain sewing. Cali DE. 324s
GIRL. eoloredi rel reliable; wants Job care of
Girl GIRL. honest, experienced apd CAPABLE.
deSsses osss affsr dayEork; So day Call Lincoln
GIRL, eolored. for general housexork
GfRf GfRl aefored AT for s7s General 3
Coed wages. $50 So. Ivy ST., Arlington,
LADY. experienced in managing, would
good a refeTenees acn as TIE Fesises s4ss
LAW sTENoGRAPHERss Experienced, rapid
@ aecurats' ats desires M permanent position; $50
Ml.I!ANUscRIfTs MA! TYPED-call after ;f M.
STRsE' sIGIss PTactaises!s; ass wishes position; ref
PRACTICAL NURsE. 12-hour DUTY. semi
inyatid m yinq 76as or conva'escent; no Sundays.
SECRETARY. Is years experience as Sec
retary to Congressman. Senator and Gov
ernor capable assuming responsibility;
can handle mail without dictation: ability
to meet people WELL can furnish local con-
gressional references. BOX 248-s, Star 22'
SECRETARY, experienced in stenographic,
cashier and general Office work, desires
5l2-day week, $500 per month position.
Wisconsin 1914 after s pm. :,3s
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, experienced,
desires part-time work several evenings
a week and Sunday in exchange for four
room apt. Box 332-S. Star. %"
WOMAN, white. settled, to care for baby
and do light housework in exchange for
home and small salary. Call EN-. 1910.
Evening star., 1944-11-22

ssgsddSe r.rs cHLR 3 CAFE k day or 9Eh s
BETTER HEALTH sTuDio-colds and
chronic rn pains s-1I treated. Trained nurse.
WATCH KEPAIRING-specian in Swiss
and American watches; any make clocks,
'sSf' RWIN WIN wxFca Es4ff CO.. so5a SatahfS
HAIR REMOVED safely and permanently
fession. free Constellation. iEtn EIo's ELEc-
1R2LYsas II PLY Is Room s1o' $40 st. NV
WATcH REPA1R1NG, 3 to day service;
matchmaker on premises for prompt at
tentiop: alarm eloeks repaired; work guar
MART: 514 10th ST., between E and F
CIRCLE .Ea cIuE nAScEs fse where tsqs
formation phone. 40 pm. FIR. 0590
DR.: 4: " JOHNSON dentist False esetn
westorv slda. eG5 14tn NV
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
HEMoERH0IDs eraalcated by nv own
ahoa s 90 opsy RssSss Snss ss Mre for % bookst he Ee
aFgTs g 18th Ct ssrssry e sy FE PR 4z2 z9MERwERcK
prompt service: dresses. suits made to to
%6sgists sreSs SsstS9s HSE
FUR . HATS iNDi1vipTAILY sTYIiED to
match yoLr coat, from fur pieces: we
match any fur: restyling, blocking, trim
ming. VOGUE, 3522 I4th st. NV. Open eve
CONSULTING PSYCHOLOGIST. BEA-
TRIcE MAXWELL SHELDON. 1916 18TH
st. NV. DE. 1900. 90
FOR BARBER service in your home or hos
pital call SERVICE BARRIERS. SGE. e5Os.
Evenings, WA. 9421.
PERMANENT, 81; shampoon. zoe: finger
EoNouF HeSs Sos scHooH NE ,s4o o7s Y mAsElhE aAs
service IS. s. ] PR sn month. MR.. SMITH; DE.
WILL ANY ONE KNOWING the where
abouts of Mrs. Lloyd Edward Ross (Gladys
PearD please call ARTHUR WEST of the
American Red Cross, BE. 5275. Ext. 1O4.
SILVER SPRING, Md Mothers care
balanced diet; daily or boarding SH 6516
GRADUATE nurse-mother will rent nicely
furnished twin-bed room, next bath. with
cooking privileges to working parents and
small child: will care for child Sligo 0134
MARTINS NURSING HOME, private and
semiprivate vacancies; "a hour nursing
service: house doctor. Call OR. 1929. 2Ss
BoARD-Accommodati for 100 peo-
pie. or more; dinner, S1a.50 a month;
IaN5seAPE IaiT5; ssfT rLANs-start correctly Sst
perience ]. M HARTMAN, S25 Long
fellow st. NV. RA. 1866, 81
Evening star., 1944-11-22
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

REPAIRS, modernization
given, JOSEPH LIGHT coNsTRUcTIoN
CONTRACTORS : Prompt
prices on storm sash asbestos sidins and
fSsnHSs DfRvEWAHs Ag 23ss sx 74a7
crete crete - grading; II. bqlldozer laTntop soil
Bethesaa Ss Md aha vi ss1 OF o
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best.
laying, sanding, finishing, cleaning; par
ING CoNIRACToRs, INC, 1912 Wiscon-
HOME REPAiRs. roofing and roof paint
JOINS. tii ;ns:ls .MANvnLE roofing. siding So Storm
sosTRAefPs iS,s; + a9 z5@ss 81 to 2!a6 by GATES
WATERPROOFING-Haye your basement
and walls waterproofed now before bad
weather, ROBERT E. PRICE. Ordway
MoDERNfzE MOD R,Sfz ? PouR z W HoME-porehes in
closed. recreation rooms built, artics nm
and plumbing; roofing, siding and storm
ranged DISTRICT -RENoVAToRs, Cen
NO Youf 81 Hoan Sai and add add
tional income. Attics made into rooms,
basement rooms finished, porches in
closed, concrete work, plumbing, decorat-
ilS' dSDGSlOS siutIlS anu IOUlIIlS anu BEll-
eral house repairs. Get our free esti-
mates; small monthly payments TABOR S
HOME RENOVATING CO., 1920 Irving st.
NV. Adams 1900
PAINTING, PAPERING. PLASTERING and
general repairs. First-class work and
materials Free estimates. Reliable white
mechanics. Prompt service. Terms arranged
HOUGH BROS. CO, DI. 4100; after )
pm, CHI. S46S.
ROOFfNG, ASBESTOS sidtna rernodellng,
terms. LIS years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT co Georgia 1l0S-1l l13
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild
iohns-Msnville
JOHNS -MANVILLE roofing and siding
storm windows: conv terms. PATTERSON
GARDINER CO. Arlington, Va CH. 322222
CALL A. p. WOoDsoN Co.-Roof4ne sln-
ing, insulation; combination storm asn
1873 ] = St ~ sE $500
AAA CONTRACTING Co;-JohnS-ManVllle
roofing, siding and insulation, home re-
modelling expert heating service, easement
storm sash; l to 15 years to pay. Phone
DI 1852 and DI. 1859.
2i-HR. SERVICE. new building. repairs
remodel, maintenance bsnlt. to roof. terms
A. e WOOLBERT, builder WI HT73 22'
Evening star., 1944-11-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ,co,,.


spot for. Chinese-American modern fix
lures; large. well-equipped kitchen; perfect
S@sEY sHpSisi3n' MaR1sa RH s3sl. GROCERY STORES,
5sy 70 nfR $s99e Wssky d g. s. otnsss
opening. Of his, office at f107 Eye st. NV.
where he will welcome every one ghs
HERNANpEz. 1io7 Eye st. NV. Phone
tSthsss PouNas soii iPiAsToR can sell YOUR business
suits call MA. 5447 or MA. 2425. 1923
ssass sss srf soss aHa
Cheap rent at $50 mo-; lease. MR.
EsTas. MsFasR p6GIRooa 5S a5oSi FOR SALE. ss1o Ga
ave, n.y.; 8 o,ta tablss and equipment gas
PRINr Pfat EA sAop g7Is and stationery store will
sell or lease equipment. plus s for S for
stock, rent for store, $40. Box 350-S,
DGs MARKET. fixtures; self-service; closed
on account of owners death: can be
ssTty siis Geersia eve; nv *; 7ss7.
st. NV. offers beauty shop for sale. NV.
shopping center, modern equipment. May
be seen by appt. evenings or Thanksgiving
TAILOR SHOP, in large Army post, Wash
suburb. One owner 16 years. Call GE.
Abb
GROCERY STORE, nets s4o0 weekly says
owner, corner location: meats, vegetables,
ice cream and soft drinks: Frigidaire con-
tainers: rent, S175 a month: 5-yr. lease:
down payment. More details. call PAUL
j. MILLER, Business Broker, DU. 2422.
BEAUTY SHOP. oldest established shop IN
South Arlington, recent new quarters and
equipment, large stock supplies, no over
head. Call OK. 023S after 8 pm.
INDUSTRIOUS, adaptable, young man
business Box 33S-S Star
Evening star., 1944-11-22
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

CLERK TYPIsTs BRITISH MISSIONS.
Apply 10y 10th st. NV. Employment ofhce
Hiriae arrangements @ % approved. D'- '0--' ''e''
CouPLE, married: cook and houseman, 40
D.. G.; PERMANENT sIi, positions; 81 Experienced;
references required: excellent quarters fur
nished: 2-day week, no Sunday work: no
giving full particulars, such as experience,
age. size, nationality and salary expected.
poston Is Evfn sox Ct & X s sfoPardy
DISHWASHERS, also plain pastry cook.
f3iored; fa goo,d wages and VIC MorBing Xxi l. cqndi- Id
HoTE1 eF Aeoy aeoi 16th stfTsrd ST. NV
DRUG CLERKS, experience desirable but
not necessary; good pay, S-hour day, g.
STORE or employment Office, II st. nUs' ne.
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS, is or over.
We will train you for essential work in our
war workers; good pay, good salary while
free Apply at any pEoPIEs DRUG EIH isTdsE sToRE
MEN AND WOMEN, white or colored. for
laundry and dry-cleaning plant; no expert
AND Ga Nj Kugb 56s Nc GEEEs Ran
NIGHT NIGH swTcHBoARD OPERATOR, man
Der De mo ns ass poEdn Rs app sh
operator. DODGE HOTEL, 20 st. NV.
SALEsPEoPLE,. part or full time, holiday
NOIh, lOT oil Oh our SbOTeSi
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE OF
employment office. II ST. ne
SHOE SALESPEOPLE, men with experience,
women with or without experience, we. will
gladly train you, permanent positions
Apply Mr.; Abbey, HAHN SHOE STORE
WaREHoUsE VAR { 81 n'~i WORKERS. good starting
salary, raise in pay after short period; nc
experience necessary; permanent positions
vacation with pay; good jobs available as
order clerks, helpers and for boys 16 tc
g in mailroom. Apply in person. PEOPLES
DRUGS. ri st. ne.
HAVE YOU three hours spare time daily?
Gould you use an extra S5 per day for
three hours work? FulI-time work also
available. Age no handicap if active Ap-
ply in person, 513 K st. NV.
WE DESIRE colored married couple, ex-
perienced IN maintaining an entire house
hold, including cooking, serving, house.
nish you a suite Of rooms comprising living
maintenance, in addition thereto an ex-
cellent monthly salary. If interested write
fully, giving experience, age and reference.
Box ASK Star.
Evening star., 1944-11-22
REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont,

REFRIGERATORs repaired and serviced
on all makes; guaranteed work. CO. 4916.
ROoFING-.ouick service. leaks, slate.
york guaranteed Call CLIFTON, GE.
ROOFING, Timing, painting. guttering.
sspSoWytings SW 9ls, furnace work. Cali Mr.. SHIP
ROOF LEAKS? I guarantee to stop any
prom ss#Assi I'M hE siass gas COM
estimates; Stag, Slate. ' eompositiOn ti' tie. t.
tin Leaks sIas cutters gneg gasrdsi expert
Go foof fSia REpRIRM3Roof RI 9l3a coating painting
gpatt9ering' NJ s5Peuting: 5eI prompt service. COLE
SEWING MaCHINEs-auarantsed repairs
on any make. Adjusting and oiling, 81.
arts and supplies Plies for al SEN
SC spMs SSse CO.. :, p1st,ist 3;ls 1900 M .
Replacemsnt Darts for hs ali MAKE machinss.
tn THE pa ePALAIs RoYAL. Roy sewing machines.
VENETIAN BLINDS, cleaned. CSC. Up to
IT VIDE de- and f. long Have your blinds
seansa WsHaoE PE eYF R0sfE2 ssADF ma
cS HGEl th a nS msses Do ress2s $685.
AsaNG a1 MAcHNE fsF?sf REphIks Al sssT al makes Ak
NICHOLSON ELECT. REPAIR SERVICE.
40 lStn ct. NV. AID, 6011. del2%
WASHING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on any
make: estimates free. CAPITOL WASHER
APPLIANCE SHOP. $40 Upshur st. NV.
USED CAMERAS bought ana sold. Full
LER & d'ALBERT. INC. 315 10th st. n
National 47l2.
ROCK WOOL and metal weatherstrip; 8
years to pay. Meta, sold to trade. If it's
Weatherstrjps, we ha Je it. D. c. WEATH-
'ERSTR1P CO., 403 Stl st. ne. Ii. 1862.
27.
WHEN THINKING of painting and deco
rating, call RICHARDSON for estimates,
AID. 662S. or ME. 6746.
D. JAMES, J. BURDIs carpenter contrec-
tors: no Job too small; estimates cheerfully
given. 1l19 Clifton st. NV. HO. 1915.
Evening star., 1944-11-22
SITUATIONS MEN tcont. /, .

CHEF, white, for private family. long ex-
perience; best references. Box $685.,
CHAUFFEUR, colored. high school educa-
sRas; + SMITH ' a. btzaNos' g'i 1850 ' sss eaf
COLORED MAN wants Job as watchman.
Call d. 1927, w. M. after $3.50 pm.
COMPLETE janitor service to Offices, stores,
ASTON j. JANfToR SiS7tS SERVICES. SERVICES nv --''
EMPLOYED married colored man desires
work !a6 in small nv apt: bldg. Free until ntn
ExPERiENCED GROCER wants store to
manage. Box 159-S, Star. 27s
ADMINISTRATION like position. in
hieh-class beauty salon catering neighbor-
noGa trade Z, 20 years sper
styling: will work evenings best refer
ences: expect guaranteed salary and COM
mission. Bog 1865. Star. 23s
JANlTOK, colored, wants part-time job, In
small building with quarters; ] years ex-
eerience.. call GE. 65@5. Hours TO- call
MAN, cciored, wants window washing.
noor waxing; good reference. 1144 10th
MEN G2), colored, desire part-time house
cleaning work between 5 pm. and IL pm.
FIR. 4773 to z, ask for FRANK COOK.
PAINTERS. two first-class men. day or
Job; interior only; best of ref. TR. 0310.
SUPERVISOR of payroll or timekeeping
department. available. thoroughly expert
snst eaeed II in handing large numbers Of men;
tion work: overseas duty preferred. but
not necessary. Box 362-S, Star
Evening star., 1944-11-22
BUSINESS Opportunities.

IF YOU want to buy a good money-mak-
ing business, restaurant, gro. store, valet
shop, tearoom or other enterprise, see JAY
REALTY CO., 1926 14th NV. RE. 29sO.
i, ,,,,,~,,,,.>r 22'
drug sundries, newspapers, etc, next to
warner Bros. theater NV. Open am. to
Nicely equipped easily operated Does
$4,000 monthly. Lovely for man and wife.
Price, $4,000: terms arranged. BOB
HoLLANDER Exclusive broker). 1909
Ii fiodoKkEsTadhHAAiNafE84s & syf EnsTT hHAi aE4s P A. state
ment shows, $1,000. net profit monthly.
Seats seat Zoo. has A booths. Rent; $150;
Mostly bar business. Low payroll. Price.
$40, 900 plus stock (about $5,000l: terms,
kcash. Best buy in city. BOB HOL-
LANDER. exclusive broker, 1908 N. Y
ave; NV; IA; 974s; 4ss;uo, .,.,,- ,,,s
in modern, heated garage, in heart OF Sill
yer Spring, Md, for lease to experienced,
responsible individual OIL. 6076 or SH.
3276.
Evening star., 1944-11-22
SITUATIONS MEN.

desires part-time work as
bookkeeper; audits and statements pre-
extss
sive experience. all taxes, college and ac-
counting graduate, above average, draft
exempt. Box 124-S, Star.
age A. with numerous Washington con-
facts; desires locate. with growing organ.
yersant with of11ce sales and plant prac-
tices. free to travel; recently retired from
own business: salary. secondary until
proven worth. Box 67-K, Star
CHEF, French, 20 years experience, first
class: hotel. restaurant Write GABRIEL
1915 Eye st. NV. 23s
Evening star., 1944-11-22
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL STUDENT, coIored. desires employ
ment after classes as mothers helper,
doing light housekeeping work. etc. Phone
Dupont 600, Room 1O4, after $50 pm.
go
GIRL, colored, desires gh.w and plain
cooking 51z days; am. to pm. or
10 am. to 6 pm. RE 1929
GIRL, colored, wants part-time or full
time work; city reference. North I14S
GIRL, colored, wants nightwork, cleaning
beauty shops, stores, Offices or any
other: Q TO IL or /. HO. 1914.
GIRL. colored. refined, desires nightWork
in restaurant Call CO. 2477 after $50
pm
GIRLS-Honest and reliable, wish part
time work with refined families CO.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS. colored. t2). desire
work after school; 5 10 $50 pm. s days
week. Phone RE. 635o