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Evening star., 1944-09-17

His readjustments will be
tough - but you can help.
This writer. just returned
from the front. tells how
THEY called me a war correspondent They
Il let me wear a uniform and 20 places
where the war was going on They let me live
and talk with the men who were doing the
fighting, and even. on occasion go into COM
bat with them. Then they let me have the
greatest privilege of all: They let me come
home
That IS when my Army friends over there
really envled me. You lucky so-and So"
they SAID. Boy, wish were going with you
How about slowing me away in your bag
gage?"
Going home That is what they dream
about. No matter where you find American
soldiers no matter what they are doing. the
one untalllng common denominator is the
urge to get on with the job, get it done. and
get home. Thinking about it and talking
about it, they have built up homecom-
ing in their minds to a point where it
compares roughly with entering into
Paradise.
wonder II 1t is going to work out that way.
1t can - or it can be terrific letdown
Which 1t will be depends on whether or not
we can make those men feel, as they come
nome. that they are at home, among their own
people. and not among strangers,
New Lineup
HE war has divided US into two grours
a new lineup of ''haves" and "have-nots''.
tnose who hare shared actual war experience
and those who hare not At home We have
taken the war seriously; we have done our
war jobs and put up with the difficulties of
wartime living: we have read about war and
seen pictures of it. But something has han
peheo 70 your men who have actually gone
70 war - something that just doesn hapDen
TO people at home In Britain blitzed and
oomDeo by robots. civilians have had to
snare the experience. They will understand
her men better, as they come home. than
'e VIII. let our men are coming home with
oeep falth that they m1H be- understood
hat you will think as they think and feel as
hey feel.
IL IS not going to be easy to live ,lp to that
ath.
"hen got out of the Army airplan, thar
iought me back from the European Theater
Evening star., 1944-05-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK, colored first class. wants 8 days
week evenings. NO. 0363.
GIRL. colored, desires afternoon work, 5
O'Clock to dinner: no Sundays. Call Ho-
bart 6202.
GIRL, colored, wants Job gh.w. or nursing
for employed couple. Michigan 1913.
GIRL, colored' wants mognlns's egnn work;
GIRL, colored, wants work, 8 hours after
noon. 3 pm to pm; no Saturday; $40
per week EO. 0207.
GIRLS. 2, experienced, want counter work
no Sundays. Phone Executive 0960.
WOMAN, colored wants days work; SOC
hour and carfare. HO. 1860.
WOMAN, white; reliable, middle aged, in
small family: plain cook stay nights; ref
erences Box 219-G. Star IL
WOMAN, colored wishes morning part
time work; 5-day week, no cooking. North
YOUNG GIRL wishes job. light housework
and care Of child between 2 and years
Trinidad 1885.
YOUNG WOMAN, neat, colored, immacu-
late, experienced, wishes cleaning apart
ment: "a SO day, carfare; very depend
able. DU 1910
Evening star., 1944-05-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIoNs--Hohner IL bass $40 50:
pe bs Mar , l2Q bass de luxe model, -S195.
A6DISG p iaff oi BaTFoushs 9oGa eec $685.
also Victor hand addins machine; reason
ADS. MAcHs, rs" cALCULAPoRSs5 q Gu 70 S3cG
Monroe, Merchant Burroughs, Victor,
sunds'd hand and elec, Sale or rent.
ALARM AaA CLOCKS REPAiRED (any make,.
mel electric; also expert watch and tewelry
repairing 5-day service; work guaranteed
M IA, 1891 Open evenings min it0 .'n
nishlngs. priced to sell; leaving for coast.
I53S 34th st: NV Adams 7787 13'
BATHTUBS, new enamel, iron. recess; new
3O-gal. gas heaters, 5-year guarantee, will
install; complete plumbing replacements.
no ~ 6priordttieS e TINE payments y6 Sligo 3O6l:
BEDS, Hollywood style, we'll made and very
com Portable, 800; also savings on studio
couches coil springs; mattresses, bedroom
Sultes' SUES etc. Held, 5S32 Georgia ave. RA.
liable, cabinet, kneehole desk, dayoed; also
hold access 1860 Harvard n ". Ho. s6Ss.
BEDS ola. RolIlaWay With layer-telt mat
sprng e8 pPees pens
BEDROOM I SUITE I~ a-6s %i walnut walnut. in.-sp
suite, prewar, excellent condition; dealer
AT 2523. I2F
BEDROOM SUITE, walnut veneer bed.
inner box spring and inner spring mat
tEeSs, bureau; household miscellaneous.
GE. $500. IL
BEDROOM SUITE, chifforobe, studio couch
kitchen cabinet. rugs. beds iceboxes. We
do moving. Edelman, 3303 Georgia ave
BEDROOM SUITE, maple. with double bed,
coil spring and lnner-spring mattress,
good as new; also walnut dresser and
single bed and spring. WO. .0103. los
BEDROOM SUITE, new maple, box spring,
mattress, desk stool, pictures foyer chairs.
electric candelabras. Roth, Franklin $500.
Ext. S64 or 65
BICYCLE. boys or mans. 26-in.. new
balloon tires, like new, Western Flyer $40;
also elee toasters S3; co. QI41.
mis- accessories. Conn Billiard & Bowling
supply Co., $40 9th st. nv. DI 4711.
BLOUSE, of1cerS, o. D., size 80, nearly
new, $50 Call OR. 1884.
Continued on Next Page.l
Evening star., 1944-05-10
RESIDENT MANAGER

Has had 10 years experience in modern
apt. bldgs. with select clientele; available
now; highest references. Box 1916. Star.
Evening star., 1944-05-10
HELP DoMEsTIc tcont.J
SITUATIONS MEN

NONJh-I.T1,W w .-0lUU.
Reliable, exper. worker. for adult fam
lily: live in or out: no laundry. RA. sso6.
Evening star., 1944-05-10

ACCOUNTANT, expert, part-time book
keeping. audts, tax service: reasonable
,asss A1snte dxns.t Iosg hooks IA
part time: statements, audits tax returns:
prempt reasonable Shepherd 6564. l3'
fer salary and apt, Box 213-G, Star l0'
OFFICE MGR, 80. draft exempt; exp.
credits, ssa collections correspopdense know.
RELIABLE. recently released Army major,
aged So, experienced in organization. ad-
ministratlon and supervision OF large
const., mech. repair, shipping and storage
work. seeks permanent connection with
postwar security; good health. vigorous,
excellent labor relations record. Box
WRITER, experienced, will handle any type
ASSIGNMENT in spare time; highest refer
WISHING a change from construction
40. Box 3S-G. Star I0'
TRADE association executive, possessing
adept in Government contacts, desires TO
remain in Washington with family; age
40; u years successful experience. Ord
EXECUTIVE, top $500 class, open for
really tough" job-the kind that often
the necessary versatility and variety of
administrative skills; Have extensive sub
stanttal background In MARKETING, >, re, re-
publicity and educational programs. Fluent
speaker-writer. Starting salary not i'm.
portant Big future, sound, constructive
program with able associates first REQUIRE
ment. Confidential Box 111-G, Star.
WANTED-INTERVIEW WITH EMPLOYER
who feels accent on youth is sometimes
overstressed, as against mature Judgment
at 55, when it holds the varied expert
ences of writing, editins, selling, executive
and personnel drection-and has the
assets of college education, good personal
BACKGROUND and perfect health. Box
e,
Evening star., 1944-05-10
OPPORTUNITY

Inquiries invited by responsible man, 45,
with technical education. successful busi-
and executive experience, excellent mill
tary, Government and local business con-
nections, suited for war program repre-
nent representation. Box 204-G. Star.
Evening star., 1944-05-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

1nsG mont & n.R,' a- ls rooms, ga "a bsshs, apts
come COM quoted, filled. sara mo: ssrage,
1. EMS. stf iofo Vermont ave-, ave- Rm. ai7. RE
MANUEL'S TOURIST CAMP. between Fair
fax and Centerviile. Va. on U. s. No. 211,
Lee Highway lneluees Svs;Ies sSTes sasrs
lunchroom. gas station, IL tourist cot
tages, trailer park tmeter systeml. fine
grove some wood, outonildinss, all stock
ton. Present and only owner since 1925
$4,000 down. balance hrst mortgage,
Phone Fairfax 2s6-W-I for appointment
RooMiffNSSGs HOUSE. 18th st. at pn.w. IA
rooms. baths. SIZE rent; stoker heat:
clean; Edwin L. EIlis, 1910 Vermont ave,
en- sPocrRY CIR Rs sroRE on4o for sale. good cash
business: wine and beer; liying. quarters;
closed Monday: reasonable. oxford 4644
aST LIZ s,shwsy sSod AG Va adownor
ner; rent, 500; doe. Sloo daily: closes
pm. no sun; $500, terms Bob Hol-
a9osT looe ave nrIcs s sA sb6 e49 down
ys5ags moa svt turR RIM Edyn ( Es 1910 ve
equipped; super service station. o bunea-
lows, 7-room dwelling about 20 acres, To-
CdtfCH Az fnlleS SOQLn WdsnlnBCOnt miles
north Fredericksburs. No. / highway.
Phone Garr,sonville 7022
RESTAURANT, soda fountain: capacity,
sci sci f'15Tres pu IN n perfect condition; must
ROOMING HOUSE. Euclid St near 14th
NV; IA rooms, baths; 500 rent; Oil
heat; average furniture. Price, S2,100.
terms; inspect. Edwin l.. Ellis, 1910 Ver-
mont ave, Rm. eli. RE. $40.
IWANTED-Good growing gasoline station.
with space for repairs and service; imned.
cash. Call before noon or after z pm,
NC. 4911.
| WANTED. by excellent beauty operator,
| space in nice store for one complete booth,
| sink included rent not more than $40
month. ME-. 0S22 after pm,
I3 ROOMS; rent, $50; inc. 1855. Or
| 21st ST. and Conn. ave. Arranged into 4
apis and 5 sleeping rooms; dandy fur
niture, 2 elec. refgr., plenty linens. Only
5000 required. Young & Pastor, 1i2t
Vermont, MA. 2425. MA. b447
SANDWICH SHOP, clearing $500 monthly
closes 4 pm. no Sundays: sacrifice, S4. 200
terms. r, M. De Shazo, 1923 14th, Ma. $500
Evening star., 1944-05-10
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

UNUSUAL POSITIONS.
Observation-Disclosures
Stenog. o., 5-da. wk--- S16O
Stenos. 10, radio - - $40 wk
Stenog. %, handle public ---- S47 so
Stenog ~, wk. N; Y. City------s45 wk.
Card punch operators S17O
Bookkeepers I'm. and f. - $50 wk UP
Engineers tm.t. tool. mech. $4,000
OLDEST EMPLOYMENT AGENCY IN D. c.
Est 26 Years
New OPENINGS Every Few Minutes
WELCOMF-(NA. 233S)
BOYD'S, 1888 F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1944-05-10
SITUATIONS WoAEN.

BoOKKEEPER, experienced; also typist
references. Box 279-G, Star. 12s.
DRESSMAKING, designing, remodeling, al
IsTi5S s ant adam. Mss as B
EVENING WORK of taking care of chill
dren after $50 and the evening Box
ExPERIEScED TYPrsT. receptionist.
proofreader, adjustment. telephone, file
GIRL, colored, wishes Job as elevator
operator; D. C. permit; no Sundays.
GIRLS (2), desire evening employment as
hat check girls. Call co. 9710 after
LADY. congenial in middle sos. desires
occupation as companion quiet life pre-
ferred; compensation very reasonable.
PRAGTfcaI PRz t5 Ssff SNsfufRsE for aged or invalid.
sALEsCLERK. gentle, exp. pastry shop
ref: daywork, no Sunday Lincoln 5llo.
SECRETARY. capable. experienced. desires
permanent position involving receptionist
duties. North 0031 after 6 pm: Ia
SECRETARY and conference reporter: s24o
TYPlsT-Young woman. rapid and ac-
curate, experienced in general office work
or as receptionist Agreeable personality
and accustomed to dealing with public.
Highest references. RE; 1901. Ext. Az.
WOMAN, colored. wants job as cook or
cafe: no suns: ref pI: 1888.
RESIDENT MANAGER,
Has had 10 years experience in modern
apt. bldgs with select clientele; available
now: highest references. Box 1916. Star.
Evening star., 1944-05-10
YOUNG WOMEN

With some college training under 35 years
OF age for work with figures OF d non
accounting nature, Reasoning ability, ac-
curacy and a liking for detail essential.
Those with mathcmaNc major preferred
SI4O per mo, 10 start, with excellent op-
portunity for advancement. Apply week
day mornings, Personnel Dept. Room 300.
Capital Transit Co. Both and Prospect
ave. NV. Take Route No. 20 CABIN john
streetcar to door. These positions viii be
of special interest 10 those residing in
GEORGETOWN or nearby Md. or Va, as this
saves travel time
Evening star., 1944-05-10

Opportunity for permanent position in
well-eSta bliShed real estate ONCE for young
lady; good salary. pleasant working con-
ditions; hours, 2 to 8. half day of Sat
urday all year. Reply in own handwriting,
stating experience. Box 1888. Star.
Evening star., 1944-05-10
WOMEN WANTED

For Telephone Work Ages Is to SO
Also part-tme work IN eyenlug Tor un-
employed women Earnings at start range
from S23 10 S?65U. with RAPID Increases.
permanent positions. promotion opportunl-
ties work near your home Apply en-
plOymeGt office, ~ 18th Il. NV $40
m. 10 S pm, Monday through Friday
$50 TO ; pm Saturdays
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE co
do not apply If employed fun time al
your maximum SEill IN another war m
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RitilDod, ben 5. Gevtgmber 1914

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niirOe @egeniGbe eltninteren uno
&npaiiung begiinltigen.
Don Stl1r5o gebt 10 melt, Su ia9en.
6aB SitpreuBen eine eigene autonome
Hegierung unter otretter 9entrolle
oes Golferbunoes baben 1oate, Die
beltrebt iein miiBte, es aus eiuer feu-
balm 6eut16en Heierpotion Ia eine
&epublif bon 8auern, 2anotpirten Ii,
@runobeItbern 5u bertpanoeln. Die
Soee, SitpreuBen olS @ntldaeigunQ
| fir Die @ebtete, oie Stalin fir Sic
Somietunion foroert, at Bolen su ge,
ben, Iollte i'm eigenen SSnterehe go.
lens oermieoen merOen.
0ie El6e6ollolpafei tpirs fem
Froblem bieten. Sic miro tDieser lire
Gorfriegsgren5en befon1men. etnfd)l
6es Sn6etenlan6es, tpel9es fir
Oeuti6lano uno bic @elt Der anfane
ales 80ien mar. Au6 OeHerreif
miro unabbdngig lein; bas baben Die
orei groBen Wddte bel ser Oeos
fauer &onferen5 I'M Ottober 1913
oeriproden uno tein bernanftiger
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irrt, &penn id Rora iaste, es iei 6ein
innis5ter Bunid, iie oeine 5ruu gu
nennen2"
9os iunee WG6den bernabm ei"
nen aufSdrei. tuelder ibr Biz in oos
Snnerite Der @eeIe orang, oann ereriff
Morcus lie Bel Der 9ono. ~SS1t's Elm
oereeblider Bunid getpeIen2" itam'
melte ct. 80 Nora, i9 biete Dir BEN
Serb an. nod tpel6em bu bid iebn'
teit, Die 8ube 6eines 2ebens uno bic
8artlidfeit, nod tpelder bein Ser5
oerlenet, - 0ora, meine teure geo'
ro, ou tptrit mid nit Der 3eit lie"
ben lernen."
8ei oielen ibr 10 neu> 10 fren1o'
ortis ningenoen 8orten trat iiiBer
Srieoe, rubtge Siderbeit aniteae Der
Aufreguug, Der ueberraidung. @S
idien ibr, als iei lie in cine unbe'
fannte 3tmolpbare rubiger, iiiBer
Jreuoe oerIebt, in iene Itmoipbare
Der 2iebe, nad 1pelder ibr Ser5 10
Ionee iid iebute Sbr ianfteS @eltdt
itrablte.
,,Nora", fubr Marcus fort uno
iu9te in tbren floren angen 5u le'
len, ,,beurteile MIDI niht nad Der
gergongenbeit, - ou bait einen
neuen Meniden aus mir gemo6t, nno
ia min mein Ser5 beinem iiiBen Gin
flulB o0IItg eridlieBen. 5iir6te ou9
nidt, oaB id, oaB id wicoer ltreng
uno traurig meroe! @enu ou MIDI
lieben tatnt, 10 BIN id Ser gliidlta"
ite Menld ouf @roen, uno ou6 ou,
goro, tpirit gliidIif NIT mir iein. "
Sic ton11te 11if)t anttDorten; aber
ibr itrablen6es 2d9eln, ibr feu6tes
auge fagten ibm al1es.
gr oriidte Die 2ippen auf Die fleine
Son6, bic 1te ibm bertrauenSoou
iiberlieB, uno uanote it9 gu fetner
Wutter.
Dit pobrboft erl6redenOer 8ilen5=
froft belt oiele Elm itereotDpes Sd"
9eln ouf oen 2ippen felt.
,,MutterI" rief er oonfbar, ~tpie
gut ou biIt, un6 tpie liebe i6 oidl'
Sic fuBte i'm auf bic Stirne,
ebenio oud Noro. "2aileiit mid iebt
einen aueenblid ollein'', iaste tie, "i6
bin ielbft fir Sic 5reuoe ni6t itarf
eenug."
Sic entfernten iif), na60em tie H.
re blei9en @ongen nit &uiien BE-
oedt, uno lie Iebnte fid eri60pft in
ben SeiieI 5uriid. @isfalter SdtpeB
ftanS ouf ibrer Stirne; lire Sanoe
5itterten, uno miiblam gtem boleno,
rief Iie nit lauter Stimme: SD bas
be ibn mebr geliebt als er MIDI!
Sebt babe id i'm elmer onOeren iiber>
lonen, - nit mir it's 5u @noe"
~Nein, iest iou es erit onfongen''
loete Die lanfte 5timme Octaoies,
Die ins 3immer getreten mar. llno
lie nobm Srau Iubroros folte Sdnoe
uno ertpormte lie in Sen ibrigen. uS6
babe Die beioen geieben, lie itno gliid'
lid l,no bontbar, uno Sic meroen
nod lernen, orme 5rau, ooB, tpenn
ooS Opfer AUDI bitter it, feline 6riidte
bod Inn 10 iiiBer iino."
"SSest babe i'd teinen Sobn mebr"
logte fie boblen Cones.
EnLnS. A..oT
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