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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-03

CHICAGO
WHEAT - Easy. Bearish
supply and war news.
RYE-Easy. Profit taking,
slow demand.
HOGS - Active All weights
steady at ceilings. Top STATS.
CATTLE = Fed steers top
ped at $3.50, new crop high
for this year.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-R-The
stock market resisted mid-sum
mer apathy today to the extent
of building up further moderate
gains in a fair number OF lead
e-s.
The irregular advance fizzled out
in some departments at the close
and final prices were mixed. Such
leadership as the market possessed
was supplied by the steels, motors
and a few blue chip industrials.
Speculative caution resulting
from recent ideas about sudden
ending of the war in Europe was
accentuated by Prime Minister
Churchil's optimistic speech in
commons, the Turkish-Ge-man
diplomatic break and the hard bat
tering of the Nazi line in Nor
mandy.
General Motors and few 9TH
er shares were helped by good
earnings reports for the first half.
The rails were sluggish as a group
although Union Pacific pushed up
more than a point.
The Associated Press 60 stock
COMPOSITE had a closing gain Of
2 Of point at $50. Transactions
totaled 797280 shares against 746,-
40 yesterday. OF the 1853 issues
traded 412 advanced. ZIG declined
and 230 were unchanged.
Westinghouse showed a closing
advance of l IA. Among stocks
fractionallv higher were Bethle-
hem Steel. Graham-Paige, Sears
Roebuck. DOUGLAS Aircraft, West
ern Union "A", Dupont, Johns
Manville. Texas Co. and Hayes
Manufa curing.
Bids were steady. Chicago
wheat finished 1-8 to 7-5 cent q
bushel lower. Hogs were steady.
Cotton futures dropped 40 to 50
cents a bale.
In the curb higher prices were
paid for Glen Alden Coal. Elec-
trio Bord & Share. United Gas
and Brill preferred. American Gas
& Electric and Cities Service
were lower. Transfers here were
213.1 los shares compared with 1877
595 Tuesday.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-03
N. C. HOGS

RALEIGH, Aug. 2 -tR-(NCDA)
Hog markets steady with tops of
400 at Rocky Mount and 1r.25 at
Richmond.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-26
Peck Soldier Is
AT Fighter Base
In British Isles

AN EIGHTH AIR FORCE
FIGHTER STATION, England =
Pfc. Eugene Gilstrap of Fort Peck,
Mont, Is a member of an Eighth
fighter command Psi Mustang
group which recently passed the
450-mark in victories over Nazi
planes, becoming the third Amer
lean fighter group in the European
Theater of Operations to make such
a record.
Pfc. Gilstrap is on duty with the
station complement squadron here
and his work contributed to the
groups high record of combat eff
ficiency. AS a part of the organ
ization which enables the fighter
pilots to devote all their time and
energy to the pursuit and destruct-
ion of the Luftwaffe, he is helping
to keep American fighter planes in
combat against the enemy over
every corner of occupied Europe.
This fighter group, commanded
by Colonel William J.. Cummings
Jr., of Lawrence, Kansas, estab-
lished a record for American units
in this theater when it destroyed
A enemy planes on the ground and
seven in the air in M mission.
Pfc. Gilstrap, who formerly re-
sided at zoo Sioux street., Fort
Peck, was employed as a junior
engineering aide in the U. S. Engin-
eer office at Fort Peck before his
enlistment in October, 1912.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-26

STANLEY R. FOOT.
Republican Ticket
Former Teton county attorney.
Former assistant Attorney General
President of Lewis & Clark and
Broadwater Counties Bar associa-
ton.
MY PLEDGE
To protect the sovereign rights of
Montana. Help prepare Montana to
meet its postwar problems and keep
faith with our sons and daughters
now serving with our armed forces.
paid Political ADVERTISEMENT
l0-l9-3t-pd.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-26

l am asking your support
for reelection as County
Commissioner of Valley
County and am willing to
stand on my record of ac-
complishment.
1t is true, that under
present conditions of pros
perity, the county should
reflect a healthy financial
condition, and l am not
trying to take credit for
the fine crops and good
prices that have caused
this prosperity.
l do boast with pride
that Valley County is out
standing in that we have
the lowest county taxes in
the state of Montana and
the lowest on record for
this county. This outstand-
ing record of achievement
IS a source of pride to me,
as it shows at least that
Valley County has had a
good, sound administration
and has taken care of its
business pretty well, or this
condition would not have
been possible.
l would appreciate your
confidence by returning
me to office this next cleo
lion
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-26

See. Z. SwNw See. s .......... 400
NWNW of Sec. s ....... 90
SENE, Sec. %. ShNW, SWINE,
SW, Sec. "a $40
NWSE, MEME. WINE, EhNW.
NESW. See. %. NWNW See. "a $40
WlhSW, SWNW. See. 20, SESE
Sec. %, EhNE. Sec. "a, VIZ
NV. See. 81 .............. $50
SW Of Sec. %. S1sSla OF Sec. u $40
SAM, NASh Of Sec. % .-.... $40
Twp. SO ". Rye. -
Lots l, 2, Sc. SESW Sec. L, twp.
30 n. Rye. 80: and Lot 9, twp.
80 n. Rye. 30 ............... 4G0
NWSW, See. 3, NESE, ShSE, SE-
SW' Sec. 4. NhNE. NENW,
Sec. 0 Observation-Disclosures. $40.
SWsE, ShSw, Sec. 3, NhNw,
Sec: 10 Observation-Disclosures. 500.
Lot 4, NWSW. See. 4, Lots /. ..
3. NESW. MISE. See. > 49,. $40.
sane, NhSE, Sec. g.. SWh OF
Sec. 10 $40.
E1@NW, NEh. EASE, of See. II $40.
S12N1A, NhSIs of Sec. II ...... $40.
VASE. Sec. II NEh, MISE.
See. % 4SOy
Continued on page A.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-26

Twp. IS n. Rye. 90
Lots 3. 4. ShNW. SW of Sec. 4 $40 90
Sc, Sec. >. NE. Sec. s ...... G+eO0
SlaSE. Sec. s SW, W1SNW. Sec. Q $40 "a
Sc, N1aSW of Sec. IL ........ 4SOO0
NV, WhSW of Sec. II ......... $1,000
SWINE, SW. WISE. NESE Of
Sec. 20 G4OOO
Twp. 80 n. Rye. s5
Sec. %. WISE. Sec. % 300 90
Twp. 80 y. Rye. 80
MISE, SW Sec. 3. ShSE, See. 4 500
SW. Sec. 8. 81. Sec. >, twp. 30
n. Rye. 80 200 90
Lots 3, 4. See. (; Lots 1, >, 3, 4.
Sec. D: Lots /, .. See. q ....' 5JOOo
SWINE, NWNW. SI5NW, SESW.
N1ASW. See. 13 ...... GAO q q
SW. S@NW. of Sec. % ........ 5000
of See. ~ .............. 1gOOO
NE. WISE of Sec. 33 ..... $40 90
Twp. 80 n. Rye. 81
Lots !. :, Sec. l, twp. 3G n. Rye.
~; Lots I, ,. Sec. o. twp. 20 n.
Rye. ~. and Sc. of Sec. 80.
twp. 81. y. Rye. 81 .........' 32OO0
SWSW of Sec. >. S.SE. SESW
OF See. Il. NINE, NENW of
Sec: I 10000
SINE, MISE. SENW. NESW
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-26

Twp. 20 -. hke. 81
SwNwh, SWh of Sec 2 ..... 2OOl
Lots .. 3. I. SINE of See. ; 80. 2OOJ
ShNW, SW. WISE of Sec. 3 e. BOZ
ShSE, See. o; Eh of sec. Z; NE
SIC, NE. of Sec. IL ............ GOO.i
N1a of See, II ............... 4S0.'
So of Sec. II 4SO.l
NhNw, swNw. of See. Il go. 1904
whSw, Sec. II; w&Nw, of See.
Lots s., T.; E&sw, SEI Of See. ''''
NM Of Sec. n; NHNM of
See. ~ 1901
NV, NhSW of Sec. 20; NhSE
sIssw of Sec. %, shsh. M
SW of See. % .............. 5000
Twp. ss n. Rye. 80
SWh, SWNW of See. 3; EASE.
SENE Of See. 4 ............ 1900
SENw, SWINE. NESw. WISE.
swNw, Of See i. Lots i. ,, 3,
SIM. Of Sec. ) .......,..,... $500
SCI of See. q .............. 1900
NEh, N12Sh Of Sec. S .......... 600
SEh, E19NE. Sec. ., Nl4SW, of
Sec. 10 800
Nwh Of Sec. II, NE. of See. u 4sO.O'
Sw of Sec. II; E12SE of Sec.
NWn VINE. Of Sec. IL 81. '
NJ of Sec. is .............. 4SO.Ol
Twp. 2s y. Rye. 30
of See. a; Lots l.. 4. >, q.
:, $. ., 10. of block l in East
Whatley l2O.O'
part Of the SWNW of
Sec. ~ -uh.''
Twp. 90 v. Rye. ~
of See. II; WiaSW of Sec.
- 320.Ol
Lot . Of See, 80 ..........:" 1oW'
! ~ =. less I acres. of R.R.
R.W. in Sec, - .::::::;";:. 5000
SWINE. SENw, Pt. NWSE. Pt.
NESW in See. - ........... SPOON
Twn ~ y R.. 10
WI, of Seq. KS $4,000
r1L of Soc IN WD mi
Twn' ss \. Roe. a
SE SINE Tnt > Of Ser 4SO mi
Int . ~ 500 ioOWn
Twp. %. \, Rre. a.
ST. l. Of SES sac. Of IS See. . '.. ....:....: 1000 1000
,hsE. See I'VE b - SW y; Eye Fine Z
,E SEE se oi H IS: HWYE Else -'V'''
~ Soc d ~ = Oo
sENE Of Soc N. SIM. Nj
Sw; 81 Sc Of 81 Sec. 20; SwNw' sw ,ao ~
,HNW NINE SEINE of 500 >; Sa0 a
,WNW SIM NESW NJ.
SE If seq u 200 90
or or % p ELwn az Soc IN 400 M
VIZ ~ Soc n S391
Twn' % \ Rye. ~
m -. " ~ oco M
OTIS ! . SINE sci; Of Soc a JS00S
Soc 2 VEn 81 Soc 5000.
'ots . a SXNW SyyX Of Soc $50 n
.ESE Of So e. SEsE WISE
SW 81 Soc a 49, aoo on
wSw Soc n NINE SKSE
81 Scc ~. Wv wv SiLSw If
g.. 81 80 ""'"' g4o Oo
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-26
M.D.'S Now Have
"Unlimited Surgical Rights"

Do not be misled by the use of the word UNLIMITED.
The opposition has placed undue emphasis upon the
use of this word.
Every MD. in Montana has a license which places NO
limits upon his surgical practice, yet he condemns
it to others. He gets such license in Montana after
meeting a requirement of ONE year of nine months
internship above his professional course of four years.
The osteopathic surgeon could only get such license as
to surgery by putting in w years of nine months
each above his professional course of four years and
then passing an examination in surgery and kindred
subjects essential to general surgical practice" before
a committee of general surgeons licensed to practice
major or general surgery, who have been in practice
for at least five years.
The Montana Hospital Association is Medically con-
trolled.
The Montana Nurses Association is Medically con-
trolled.
VOTE Il FOR INITIATIVE NO. As
Pol. Adv-Paid for by Montant Osteopathic Physicians)
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-26

s sE " Se Sec. 5. NV. Xgswii. SfO-OC
SESW, of Sec. II ........... $4,000
Nl2 of Sec. 10 $4,000
Sls OF Sec. Il $4,000
Sec. Is Observation-Disclosures. 64OOO
WISE of Sec. 20 ............ $4,000
Eh of Sec. Is 64OOO
Sc, SWINE. Sec. 10. NESE. Eh-
NEH of Sec. 30 ............... $4,000
SW OF See: 20 ................ 5000
NV. Sec. 2i .................. $1,000
NV. WINE of Sec. 2S .......... 10000
Twp. IS. n. Rye. IS
Lots 3. 4, ShNW, SWh of Sec.
G4O.OO
Lots 3. 1, shNw, swh of Sec.
Lots 2. 5. i. s%Nw. SWINE, Sec. ''O'OO
4; Lots l. SENE. Sec. j ...... G4O.OO
Lots ?. 3. 4. SWINE, ShNW. Sec.
y. Lot 1. SENE. Sec. 8 ........ $1,000
Lots I. .. ?, I. ElaNta Of Sec. 10 6in.gO
EhNENW of Sec. 22 ............ 1000
WisNW. NWSW. Sec. -. NINE.
Sec. 26. SINE. NWSE. See. 81 $1,000
Twp. rs. ". Rye. 81
Lots >. 3, T.. SWINE. SisNW. SW.
NWSE. SWSE. Sec. 3: MEME.
Sec. . NWNW Sec. ~ ........ 5000
MISE. SESE. Sec. s. SW. See. ..
NnNE Sec. II ............... $1,000
See. 10 5000
Ela of See. 10 5000
NESW. SisSW Of SEQ. 81 ...... 2Ia.OO
ELISE. NWSE. NINE. sec. 2G.
E':XE. Ease, So ~ 72oOo
W1aSW. SESW of Sec. ~. NE.
Ei.Wia MISE. SWSE Of Sec.
70. EtsNW. of SEQ. - ...... .laNN
Lots 1. >. 3. I. Ei4Wis Of Sec. n 32nWl
NE. VASE. SESE. NEii NWL
of Sec. 33 32nOn
Twp. rs y. Rye. ss
SEQ. /; MEME SEQ. II. twp. ~.
y. Rye. rs: also the lots 3. 4.
=. g. :. $. .. 10. II. II. IL. II.
See. &. TWP. - n. Rye. - ... .lOO0OO
Lots >. I. SiaNW. See. :. twp. -.
y. Rgr. rs; also the SWii Of
Sec. ~. Twp. 30. y. Rye. rs $1,000
MISE. SWSE. See. ). Ne
wv Sec. = 320.O0
Of Sec. u GtO.On
Lots /, > EIsNw. NJ Of Sec. : GiOWO
Sc. Sec. o. SwNW. W.
SW of Soc. 10 .............. $1,000
fi4Wia. MEL Of Sec. 10 ........ G4OO0
~ of Sec. 10: NE Of Sec. IL .... G4O.O0
Of See. II. SE OF Sec. IL $1,000
VIZ of Sec. IL G4O.OO
lia of Sec. IL go ~
l. >. EIlNw, Of See. 10 $500. $1,000
,l"SE Of Sec. 20 .............. 10000
~ Sec. 81. EI9NW. WINE. Sec.
y Observation-Disclosures. 10000
~ Of Sec. 2 64O.OO
w Sec. 96: 81 Sec. %, EIA Sec.
~ ............................. 96O.OO
VIZ OF See. % 32O.O0
III of Sec. 20 64O.O0
TWP. rs. ". Rye. 80
". Sec, 10. Nls. NlaSla of Sec.
Use. See. 70. SisSis See. u. ~
NV, WINE. NESW. NWSE.
See. %. ElgNE Sec. % ........r2Om
WISE. SkSW. NWSW of Sec. 2S.
NV of Sec 30 .............. $1,000
HSW of Sec. -. MISE Of See.
20 ............................. $1,000
=. s., q. 10. II. II. ShSE.
See. 20 ....................... $1,000
l. >. 3. I. !, q. WINE. of
Sec, ~ ....................... 10000
~ $1,000
y Of See. ~ 64O.OO
Twp. rs ". Rye. 30
laSW. VASE. Of Sec. s and the
WhWls Of See. s ............ $1,000 /
ENW Of Sec. II ............... 5000 |
'1AWla Of See. II. EHEh Of
Sec. is ........................ $1,000
Twp. rs, y. Rye. 81
Mt l. NENw. NINE. See. Is $1,000
1aSE. E%NE, NESW. See. - .. 10000 |
Twp. IS. n. Rye. ~
l. .. 3. (. SANE, SENW. See.
| $1,000
WSW, SWNW. See. I ........ 5000 /
@SE, Of Sec. ~ 1fn.n n Il
INV of Sec. 80 .............. 1000 |
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-26
Montana Hospital Standards
Not Affected by
Initiative No. 48

Contrary to all statements issued by the so-called
Public Health League, the standing of Montana hos
pitfalls will not deteriorate after Initiative No. 48 is
passed. Many other states have passed laws similar
to No. 48. Their hospital ratings have not been lowered.
These states still have accredited h~ospitalsP The
passage of No. As will not give entrance to osteopathic
physicians to church hospitals or privately owned hos
pitfalls.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-26

Legume hay is especially valuable
for brood sows in winter, for fall
narrowed pigs DR. for dry-lot feeding
any time.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-26
D E A F
COMPLETE SERVICE

Batteries, Supplies, Testing,
Adjusting.
Our modern Clinic methods tell
you how best to wear your present
hearing aid.
We make personal a mOulds
and plastic adapters. Carrier gar
ments of all kinds.
Expert Consultants and
Technicians.
Phone or write in care of this
paper of Roosevelt Hotel today
for appointment. by appoint
ment only.)
CLINIC
Glasgow, Roosevelt. Hotel
Thurs, Oct. rs, Noon to 900 p. Nj.
HEARING AID CENTER
815 Paulsen Bldg,
Spokane, Wash.
Northwest's Premier Service
Evening star., 1944-07-28
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

AIR CONDITIONING and refrigeratior
Teryics T BR00KLAMD AIR-cONDITION.
Electric fans, fixtures
radios and washing machines sold and and re. e
too small or too large BENs, The Live
xrPfANcEs Mff aS RErAisEpRHosmsse E R sseo and CONT
app. repaired. bought and exch. V belts
HkeE skak ce sAsaais. sta isd o.s isSs...
APPLiAScEs ssaA sERvfca1We 1aso repair w.shin,
machlnes vacuum cleaners, fans, coasters
24.hour service. Call AT. 2244.
BkaCkLAYING, chimney and fireplace
built bull and repaired. Phone A. FAGNANi
ERICkWoRK. retaining walls. chimneys
repairs, remodeling. Call after s, MI. 611s
CAMERA REPAIRING. FULLER q d'AL.
Hat;on., SaHT NC; Sc;o sl6 10th st, NV. Phon'
cAMERA REPA1R1NG, 4s.hr. service: all
Photo Engineering Lab. 500 Eye st. NV.
olsiElis oAkfhsfEsise. fga roofing painting; promp,
service; After 8 pm. 81. O1O2.
CARPENTRY, screens. cabinets; remodlins
and repairs. Papering and painting, roof
ing, ETC.; up-to-date work only. NO.
CARPENTRY. all repairs, 1st-class me.
Clock REPAIRING-.Electric alarm "a and
sprins.driyen clocks. rapid service. Com
2o1. Elk. 572o. CLocK-MANN.
Evening star., 1944-07-28
DOGS. PETS. nc.

ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES. A. K c. reg
istered Hosmer. l044 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
VERY exceptional. black and white .parti.
color male cocker pup. months old. Dis
temper inoculated, papers. Call Oliver 1888
COCKER SPANIEL. buff male. mos.
At AkC resistered. house trained; $50 cash.
COCKER SPANIEL PUP. all black, female,
Axe registered. Phone WA. 0736.
SALE-Puppies. Irish terrier. part collie.
Belgian police. mixed terriers, IS each. to
people In country or who have fenced
yards; ia. 4434. after pm. or sunday.
COUNTRY BOARDING. meat. diet, indi--
vidual runs: reasonable rates: pickup and
delivery service. Phone DI. $40 or
GaithersburR 251.
Wisconsin lHs By Letter etc 70 sHINN $50
IRISH SETTER, nne registered female. .
able or let on attractive puppy arranae-
coon HOUNDS, fox hounds and puppies.
rabbit and squirrel dogs. 2l1o Nichols
KITTEN. Chinchilla, thoroughbred. 3 wks.
old. male. for sale. Sligo 305s.
PUPPIES, cocker spaniel lovable, honey.
colored. 4 mos. old. pedigreed, female,
housebroken. affectionate. SP. 09S6-R.
DOG, peaigreed English bull, male. two
years old, wonderful disposition; extremely
cheap 70 right Lerson with good home.
PIP, cocker spaniel. Axe registered,
black. female: reasonable. ShepherG 54ls.
Evening star., 1944-07-28
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

BUILDING REMODELING. repairs. altera =
tons any kinds. SH. 7546 N G. KIND
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add add
tional income Attics made into rooms.
basement rooms finished. porthes in
closed. concrete work, plumbing decorat-
ing, asbestos siding and roofing and gen.
TassS ToMr sRa Rsn6TsT1N %onthIy paymsnts TAsoRs
ing st. NV. Adams 1900
JOHNS S-MANVILLE roofing. siding. storm
cosrRAcTlNa sess f ca yesr' ot to 200 goS GATES
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME-Porches in
closed, recreation rooms built, attics fin-
ished; concrete and brick work. painting
and plumbing; roofing. siding and storm
sash. Get our free estimate Terms ar
ranged. DISTRICT RENOVATORS, gen.
eral contractor. GE 9551
IMPROVE. REMODEL. REPAIR your home:
painting. cement walks. driveways, carpen-
try, roofing and all electrical appliances;
reasonable. Call for estimate. OR. S377.
ROOFING. asbestos siding. remodeiing
terms, i.l5 years. SECURITY HOME
Member JIM Homs Improvement Guild
SCREEN YOUR PORCH now while I have
the material. or for any home improve
ment. Call w D. TAYLOR, Sligo 0942 ewes
STORM WINDOWS and screen combina-
tions available for immediate installation;
up TO 3 years to pay: free demonstration
CALL A. ?. WooDsoN Co.MRo%ofinS, % sid.
ing, insulation; combination storm sash
1913 H st. NV. RE. $500.
Evening star., 1944-07-28

TENNIS ENTHUSIASTS = Interested in
Learning how to play? JOE. Trinidad
PHONE SHEPHERD 1850. ask for MIS-.
Campbell, II you are in need Of a loan up
to 5000 on your signature
HEMORRHOlDS eradicated py my own
time or money back Write for booklet. No
DR.. H. w. JOHNSON dentist. False teeth
repaired while you wait Room 602.
Mestory Bids 6u5 l4th NV,
hOBT. =. SCOTT, dental laboratory.
Room 9o1. Westory Blds.. COS 14th st
Cash ADVANCED on pawn tickets. dis,
monds, watches, jewelry, silverware and
antiques. a LIVINGSTON & CO, l4e3 II
IF YoU don't have an alarm clock. We
Will call YOU promptly; l-year well-estab-
lished business. OR. 4S13.
HEART FAILURE-Chronic, difacult cases
invited; Phone Glebe 1854 hours IO-I
p Pm, m, eIoSed Isaturdays; Anslo-ssxon prac-
iNsECT-RoDENT CONTROL, all phases:
free estimates reasonable rates: day. night
service; travel anywhere RE. 1925. 81.
ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED. watches =
TO day service: matchmaker on premises
for prompt attention. All work guar
anteed ELECTRICAL CENTER, 5i4 i 9th
St, between e and F SITS. NV. ..
DAY CARE desired for i mos. -old child
colored, of working mother. Call Trinidad
1856. after $50 pm. %.
1929. viii rent CHEVY Chase home, but
prefer exch for N Y. c. or resort accom-
modations WI 6iq4
Evening star., 1944-07-28
HELP MEN AND woMeh

CLEANERS twhite1, for office building;
eood DAY hours and pay. Apply Mr..
AMEs, superintendent, 1901 Vermont ave
COOK for restaurant, no Sunday or night
work; excellent working conditions, good
y F NM conn aTe
COUPLE: middle-aged white, man to serve
Washington; excellent quarters and meals,
plus salary Snd Apply Apal p to 1880
man do tarm work, woman to 'Io do C COOKING kin
and s.h.w., for . ADULTS; must be sober
fRf h St Nv employ
Of hess Wsrd a'Sss Hoe i4th fRaane' s and
Efficient stenosrapher secretary, man
or woman, wanted. salary. $40 per week #
Rours to S hs dsy T
Do not apply unless these conditions are
met i met oappply apply ir person mornings
only Room CO., 1929 st. NV. M.
CONGRESSIONAL DRUG STORE, II3
FRUrT JUICE BAR ATTENDANT to mix.
sell and supervise in store; concession or
percentase arransement to make $50 to
SIS week; write experience. Box 1O2-V,
PREssERs, men or women. for cur night
en sasrs an6 WorEnI K stssdy
work; 6-day week. See MR.. zOSLOW.
1912 N Y ave. NV.
RESIDENT manager! Refined middle aged
couple to manage first-class euesthouse
in Alexandria, must be well recommended
and permanent. A very fine apartment for
living quarters; Write Box 5lV, Star.
WATERS and mattresses, white, expert
enced, for 1st-class clientele; good work
ing conditions and tips, full or part time.
Apply JENE S ITALIAN RESTAURANT.
Wxirkfss isF gas BuskoHs: Hs atshxsshers per
ters. KNIFE AND FORK RESTAURANT,
935 Pennsylyania ave: NV.
SETTLED MAN OR WOMAN for work in
country, light duties. Call SH. 4794, be-
tween pm and 10 pm.
NEW POSITIONS in Washington's finest
restaurant-Second cook, colo,ed, start
ing salary. $3.50 per mo; daywork. Second
salary. Sis5 mo. Soda dispenser e SER and and
counterman. colored 90. starting salary,
S150 mo. Dishweshers, colored (31, start
ing salary, S12O mo. Cashiers, colored t3l
Mattresses, colored for -daywork, evening
work and nightwork. Eight-hour shifts.
good salary and opportunity for advance
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Evening star., 1944-07-28
HELP WOMEN.

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Apply auditors ONCE, WARDMAN PARK
HOTEL, Conn: ave. and Woodley. I'd. NV
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MATTRESSES. colored, part time; expert.
fes No. RRsvssiS ApPz ii &
wAl1kEsssS p'A! MR sSs41Ha APR5y s7ls oeorsia ave
resort hotel; good WAGES room n' and board
and good tips. GALEN HALL HOTEL
WOMAN for counselor in children's camp;
shld's 6 y @ tuition tone in exchange for services.
hsme Or If eeSd1s ds ios ou se;
good home; treated as member Of family.
WoMAN ,eSMsfai iDIErEcr1vE, exclusively for
weekly Apply personnel once, SEARS
R9EsTcK WoM.S IS THRt G9 aS SS.Haf WI;
ing store Apply PENN TAiLoRs, 1884
Pennsylvania ave. NV.
WOMEN, experienced on power machines.
Apply r. C. M. BURTON g. SON, oil E
WOMEN az, opportunity with an. old life
insurance company; clerical and debit posi-
tions cpeni permanent employment with
Ask for. IRIS. HAUcK.
WOMEN, coiored, aged % to 30. to do
asserting work In large. well-ventilated
dry-cleaning plant; no experience neces-
SaSG Sary; excel sxcellent ; salary; good hours Apply
WOMEN WANTED. ages 10 TO so. no ex-
perience necessary, also part-time work in
at start range from S23 to so with
rapid increases. promotion opportunities:
hone. :, Apply ,smploymsnt. once. 5sa
Fri. $50 am. to 5 pm Saturday. THE
CHESAPEAKE g. POTOMAC TELEPHONE
Young IL LADY to .siye exercise, experi- II
enced; full or part time, 5 days, $50.
FOOD oen couNTER Il CLERKS, nd 1s 01T OF over
food counters helping to feed Washington
war workers; good pay. salary. while learn
ing. uniforms furnished and laundry free
Applicants under 1s do not need referral
2a5d G,p d. from snogS USES Apply at any PEOPLES
EXTRA MoNEY-Experience soda foun-
tain workers for evening work; good salary
and meals, Apply EXECUTIVE PHAR-
MACY: 900 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
not essential Apply Mr. wilbur, 4IOl
Kansas ave NV ia 1900