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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-17
VETERANS TO PUSH
PLANS FOR BUREAU

BY adopting the report OF It's SUI
committee. the Veterans Service
corrmittee of the Council OF Soclal
AGENCIES today asserted its inten-
tons of pushing the establishment
here of a Veterans Service Bureau
to be sponsored by the Council OF
Social Agencies, and to be located
in the basement of the Postohlce.
The meeting was held at noon at
the Chamber Of Commerce.
The recommendations Of the
fact.finding subcommittee winch
were upheld call for:
establishment of the bureau TO
aid returning servicemen;
To provide $1,000 annually 1or
maintenance; ,.s
The employment of one qualnleo
staff member;
Locating the proposed center In
the basement Of the posto11lce'
quarters formerly occupied by the
Army. Negotiations for the space
are already underway.
The committee agreed to open
its membership to these organlza-
tons: the city and county govern
ments, Associated Charities, the
VIEW, the VIEW auxiliary, the Ar
OF L, the Go, the High school
vocational training department.
and the Captain of the Ports Of
flee.
These organizations are already
represented on the Veterans Serv-
ice committee; U. S. Employment
Service, American Legion, Amerl-
can Legion auxiliary, Red Cross
Chamber OF Commerce, Housing
Authority, Public Welfare depart
ment, and USO-Traveler's Aid, and
he draft boards.
The matter will now be referred
TO the Community Chest for deci-
sion.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-17
Guard Unit To Get
Equipment For Camp


All members OF the First Com
pany Of N. C. state Guard today
were ordered by Capt. Leo =
Sykes, commanding officer, to ap
pear for a drill at 1880 p. m. Tues
day. when equipment to be car
ried to Fort Bragg for the seven
day encampment will be issued.
Mai. Frederick Willetts, com
manding officer Of the Second Bat
talon Of State Guard, Of which thu
First Company here is unit, de
clared he was very gratified witt
the strength Of the units goini
to Fort Bragg.
1.-The Wilmington unit" he said
appears to have the lead il
strength, with two officers and A
enlisted men, The battalion !.
comprised Of guard units here. a
Lumberton, Kinston and N eV
Bern.
Major Willetts announced tina
Charles D. Parker had been pro
NOTED from sergeant to seceont
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-17
Temple Church Starts
Building Fund Drive

A campaign to raise an addi-
honal $4,000 for the new church
building fund Of Temple Baptist
church was formally launched
Sunday afternoon as more than
30 workers met at the church,
completed final plans and began
active solicitations which will con.
tinue through Emphasis day or
November S.
Earlier last week a plans and
inspiration meeting was h d
In the church annex. A delicious
supper, given by C. w. Boyette
and Louis o. Fonvielle, was serv-
ed to the workers, who pledged
their loyalty to MAKE the cam
paign an outstanding success.
Early response indicates that the
drive will not only attain its goal
but 'surpass it by a considerable
amount, it was said.
Songs written for the occasion
were sung by the group with Mrs.
G. c. Gilbert at the piano. Two
numbers were well presented by
Miss Orma Jean Willis with Mrs.
Ira D. Terrell as accompanist.
Reports were given by G. C..
Gilbert, chairman Of the Commit
tee for Church-at-Large; C. w.
Boyette, captain, for the deacons;
T. T. Hamilton, chairman for the
Sunday school, and Mrs. C. H.
Hayes Of the Women's division.
Louis o. Fonvielle, chairman Of
the Initial Gifts committee, made
an encouraging report on the &C.
tivities Of his group.
An inspiring talk was given by
Ira D. Terrell, general chairman
Of the New Building Fund EN-
phasis Day committee, who call
ed for continued loyalty and in
terest in the constructive under
taking.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-17
Prisoner Of War Unit
To Be Increased To 4O4

The Number Of Nazi internees
at me prisoner Of war camp at
old Marine hospital will be boost
ed to 404 Wednesday afternaan
by the scheduled arrival of $50
POW's from Scotland Neck, Lieut..
R. H. HAITI, camp commanding Of
ficer, has announced.
Sixty prisoners in addition to
the 100 who were sent to Scotland
Neck several weeks ago to help
harvest the peanut crop, will be
assigned there from the area, he
said. A contingent Of 1874 is now
stationed here.
The war prisoner internees will
be assigned to tasks at local fer
tilizer and pulpwood plants,
farms, diaries, and Bluenthen-
thall Army air base.
1he dispatch to the peanut
growing area about six weeks ago
of most of the Nazi informed in a
/ eal camp, brought vigorous pro-
test from fertilizer dealers, farm
ers, and city and county officials.
The help of Governor Broughton
in having others sent mere to as
sist in crop harvesting was SOL
icited.
The return from Halifax coun-
ty of the POWs will give the
camp the greatest number Of war
prisoners 1t has had since its
establishment in the Wilmongton
| area.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-17

it was reported by the owner and
operator, r. F. Meters.
The robbers, who apparently en-.
tered the establishment by prying
open the front door, broke into
the cash register, which contained
no money. They failed to remove
two boxes Of shells, which Meters
said "can hardly be found any
where" :.
About five years ago the serv-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-17
Tickets For 465 Gallons
OF Gasoline Are Stolen

Thieves stole 465 gallons worth
of gasoline ration coupons Of as
sorted types from the Texaco Gen.
ter service station, Chestnut
street, sometime during the II
hour period before 8 am. Monday,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-17

If your stove has ne burner
for both broiler and oven, re-
move the broiler pan when the
oven is in use and save it from I'M
necessary heating.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-17

lieutenant and assigned to the
Second battalion staff as supply
officer, replacing Lieut.. ]. G. 'Bilbo
of Washington, who has been as
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-17
LOSE COURT FIGHT

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 16. -tP)-
Three Louisiana democratic pres
idential electors who were replac-
ed by the democratic state cen
trail committee after they refus-
ed to pledge to support the Roos-
evelt Truman ticket today lost
their court fight for reinstate.
ment on the Nov. official ballot.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-17

ice station was ransacked, and
quantity of oil stolen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-17

signed as supply officer -
First battalion. " ID.
BUY WAR BONDS AND Sr,,,.
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HELP pQMESIlc.

ARMY COLONEL desires employe; g.h.w-.
boa board i, and room II necessary. Phone
CHAMBERMAID. for suesthouse: settled
and reliable; no Sundays; S75 month. 1905
COOK: g.h.w.. no laundry: . in family:
3503 Cleveland ave.
COOK foo ufn 1 wsrf IN T.n f.n, snGhs5 m's h95s
% 409s betveen 2 and II am.
eonei6srs C0o6 white live in %other and child
f'Ss ,n sse eH! saS 81 81 5sis si top vases
SoohH3SsEW9RKER; ef,oI i,,bst permanent po-
lhoroushly dependable and good piain Is' COOK. Z.
Small house in Arlington, close to trans
poT1ation pleasant xorkins conditions.
Cook-HousEKEEfER@usaaieennt sien Dm Need Do for
cook -housekeeper in nursery school in
nvs Silver SgIins SSd to release mothers for war
COOK -HOgsEWoRKER. white; liv. In:
Fl GdsTen 5sTsnse health health card; Or. Or; s4ls:
elass eook: man, help serve and %a care erfor for
Yard gsrd cneyy Chase live in; good pay.
GoUPLE ,Thp WANTED. whit. or eo,or.d eoos
,sfer.nces reauireG. Call MRS. -RoBERT
EIphkIY dAHK rEssSS M,SSspqsr qa1 Va. s%e sSss
Weeks % or lonser. ese"ek aE. bsis. asf 0er'00 OF
1.H.W' colored: pls cooking: expert
snced. live IN: good salary; references.
e. aoGsfMosR eSa Msesfp .nd si eockn.
week. 6306 Delaware st. Chevy Chase.
GIRL. colored. good cook. light housework:
pleasant psa WORKING conditions; no Sunday:
GIRL, colored, whole or part time; gh.w..
plain cooking. Apply S03 18th st. sc.
H0UsEKEEFER. white, to live in: care for
home and one elderly lady. Box POI *.
EOUSEKEEPER. with nursing ability, ex-
perienced. best refs, pleasant personality;
tor tor elderly; live in; good pay; sun. on
child: pvt. room. meals and SIS mo. CAN
HOUsEKEEPER, middle-ared, white, re-
f1ned. live IN or out, assist with housework
a1d M children, 5-day week; good salary. RIA.
HoUsEKEEPER for employed couple, care
Of small children. EN-. 1850.
HOUSEkEERER, live in, good section of
Arlington County: no Sun. work: care of
enlforsn nffore ,s4s Snd hsht housekeeping. Phone
IAUNDksss. any day. ono. . week: eoe
an hour and .carfare; no washing machine:
only personal clothes. no sheets; Is min
utes from Washinston.. 1 block from bus
stor. Phone TT a2S7..
Ma, M1ip; n Shy x aOn D1s,n eookins' good salary
MAID. s.w:h cooking: lisht laundry: in
lovely new home. 2 adults; live in; S65 mo.
Ma. 1890 between and s, or RA. 9222
IA SAIPS; IS IF private school: no Sundays.
MAID. Arlington village: smsn apartment:
after 6.
Evening star., 1944-08-15
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
ASBESTOS SIDING. brjck siding ,

ASBESTOS SIDING, brick siding. roofing.
rock wool insul, storm windows and doors.
ca a types yGf to yrI te to Pay 4 desired
ASBESTOS SIDING. roofing, rock wool In in
sulation; Call us for estimate. HUDSON
SUPPLY & EQUIPMENT CO. / 127 Pa ave.
CARPENTRY, Insulation. painting and re-
;sssf!,s sSsssSr VI SHTfSSSE 5S5s issfaii4f!os IS
fLOORS-Yes, we clean. bleach. nnisn:
way, polish. repair, lay wood floors. NASH
ISos 9oR Sci 2Gta s nx sandns kn iG n
ists cal fLooRING sSsns coNTRAcToRs. SHHst Sgeois
sfa WSf2R'n roons nS sdn. mo- Storm
sSS5gasS2sa ssSs $ r.; sssr' et 70 ssS GATES
ished; concrete and brick work. painting
and plumbing: roofing, siding and storm
rs1aeo ssss Get SgT fTsf eSIssss Tssms
eraf sontracSor' a N GE. ss56siT'AtoNs' s56i sen-
teq9s 1s sssss ;dnE
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild.
SCREEN your PORCH now vhil. h.v.
sSs nass;r 6; 5k sss sHRs ssss
ing, insulation; combination storm sash.
Dsis MeSAMxRA n RE ssntTsl ssGo hom. r.p.r.
ASK for our free roof Inspection o service. qSSs
Specialists nsn zen, en- slate: tile asbestos and
YGhrvp sss6 ! to 1;. Il years ns TO ray. SUBURBAN
CONCRETE PoRCHEs. brickvork. roofs.
snd as windows. THoMsEN. Rensins.on ss
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PERSONAL

q YoT DON'T HAVE an alarm clock
sSsfShsa bushes .aso;s OR 4sns
spots, results assured: steam cabinet baths
Main phone MA. sl34. 1880 st: 30.
DID, 1'Ss 5, the nice ssR he to viii R0ss
PE 9FT s1SS .SIrs s{Ss5
fee relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart. asthma. rheumatism arthritis.
nervousness piles. colds, flu or other all
ence in charge. sH. 1855
WANTED to clean pa, and mo,hp5oq, mott uphol; ,1l;
HIGAzY fhGAfsRs; cEfruRED Eli RED WOMAN teaches
nTe tuo G%
siasi ~ aoszatoll6s isso .raa,e.ted o, m, own
"S% lime o. mones u sse. Wiss 10! !0 soosls. No
fSs' 81 H. en " JOHNSON :. a.ntist aaa Falls. teeth
Wes4orS er1 Bida.. Enl e6s 9u i4tb % NV "00" 00|'
sSp spkn es ssE'1 1fFSsf R
HAVE BABY PHOTOGRAPHED at home N" by
baby portrait expert: total cost, photos.
Va WarcA AdsRi RTFAfkiS Affis svss to days service
matchmaker on premises for prompt at
tsnon afSH se1ls 5i @
St, between E and SITS. NV. Is.
VACANCY IN Martins Nursing Home "a
hour nursing service. Bed patients desired
Ordway 1929. 49,
PRONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask TO, Misc
Campbell II you are in need Of . loan up
to s2nh IN vour signature
ALLENCREST SCHOOL-Day and board
ing: ages 3 to e: immediate openings. 245O
No. Powhatan ST.. Arlington, Va. GL. 56a9.
TEACHERS for nursery school, must live
IN: -ncths- -rS -NilT considered CT. 1900
IF YOU WANTED to enjoy your vacation
with . free mind, leave your children and
their feeding instructions with me. Will
Call Wed 1890 am. a 80 pm, GIL. 774a.
MAN. colored. % years, desires room, not
ding, complete landscapine, tree surgeon;
will give hrs. weekly for room. 1908 P
st. NV. to pm
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HELP poMEsr,c ,c.s,.,

MAID, g.h.w.. Thurs. alternate sun. on
i've IN. nice pvt. room, bath; on car line;
ssrs e ~ .nd s 1Snos w ssss oid child
Nc eook!ns' light laundry; sis and cariare
MAID. middle aged. white or eolor.d.
EEn,n.w;; I've IN or out. 1859 18th st. NV.
MAID, colored. live in. for s.h.v., simple
cooking ! afternoon week and every other
SUNDAY Oh: $14 week. OR. 6562.
drsn. - care for s-month-old boy, s.h.w.
MAID, upstairs work, laundry for 2 school,
afe chi,dren; live in: pvt room and bath.
MAiD-G. NV, reliable person. help care
MOTHEes HELPER, live In, private room
H.mpdsn lane. Bethesda. Nd. 'i" S''
NURSEMAID. white. or mothers helper,
nent position possible. washington there
ausrters. s4ss sSth st. NV. % Z; Phone Aiso' Wo
aiEiIiiAsLE WOMAN. color.d. as maid in
no Sunday work. ME-. b4O4. II.
SECOND COOK. white. for new institution
In Chevy Chase area; all modern equip
ment; excellent living conditions, SALARY
kRxussRea S1Ss sea M tSn ns'n'enancs' i9sg Call MRS
WOMAN TO live in: 2 in family; time of
WOMAN OR GIRL. white. reliable. to tax.
care Of child. s. and keep house Will.
mother works. Call Falls Church 1880. in
sMAit ~ fxtn1nf FAMILY would like whit. girl o.
Phone RE. 74O0. Ext. 82873. after Mon
day an. or write Box 267-A, Star.
WANTED. kind motherly white woman a.
4 eYn Apt,. live in. OR. 93Sg
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

COMMERCIAL TEACHER, 2 years. expert
ence charge of ONCE, 1-yesr teaching ex-
berience; ONCE position preferred. WO.
DREssMAKING. plain and fancy. women
and children. MRS. PEPPERS. 70 st; s:w.
DREssMAKING. designing. remodeling.
alters tions reasonable MISS BERT, 1880
Iry.ns @ st. NV, Apt. I. Adams 223s;
maid: also have some knowledge of
sewing. Call MI 1851 -.
NURSE. undergraduate, Protestant 45:
male or female patient. Box 275-X
PRACTICAL NURSE. white. settled de-
sires case; best reference. Box 3l2-X,
SECRETARY. years experience, college
grad.; $50 week. Columbia ssO6, Ext
RY-sTENoGRAPHER. 10 years
exoerience in law ONCE and public utility:
in,eresteo only IN permanent position;
snsYo5 sala,yi SO week Eeskly. Box so-x Star.
BILE. desires part-time evening work. Michi-
STENOGRAPHER. versatile, 10 years ex-
perience; hourly or weekly basis: available
srESocs%rsRk AS6s s9nHsnsnes sss
competent, seeks part-tims or temporary
smplSgmsnt sTPSS TH,,t Box 277.x Star;
and delivered TR s7se. Is.
TEACHER, exper primary grades desires
permanent position with well-estao ,pri-
ya yate sch school o State hours, terms, salary
TYPIST, experienced stenographer will ad-
dress envelopes or similar work at home;
PISin RS ,SEnStn EEifsr Boy nW yos.x Star. I6'
typins; billing; GOOD penman; able to meet
the public Box 232-X Star l5s
Evening star., 1944-08-15
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR, experienced
preferred: 11:45 am. to pm; good
working conditions no Sundays Apply
TALLY-Ho RESTAURANT, sI2 18th st.
NV.
COUPLE. maid and handyman. sober and
intellgent. Nice room. Information by
interview only. WI s7s4
MAIDS a. AND HOUSEBOY wanted for
Guest House. Walter Reed Hospital. Army
meals Apply 70 Hostess, GE. 1000. ZOO
Ext. loS
SODA FOUNTAIN CLERKS te,. white,
Attention Arlington residents. For mod
ern sir-cooled restaurant. Good salary TO
experienced people Hirine ARRANGEMENTS
approved. Call oxford 1923
Evening star., 1944-08-15
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL. coiored. wants days work. Call
CO. 1858
GIRL, colored. wants job as mother S
helper or caring for baby. 1929 Church ST.
GIRL. colored. wants part-time work,
cleaning and light laundry. 80 TO 2,
Mon. thru Fri. City ref. HO. 1902.
hOUSEhEEPkh, wnlte, experienced, good
cook; excellent references: gentiles only
sslarv. $40 live in Box 231-x. Sta- 15'
No Sun. or cooking. City ref ia 1906.
WOMAN, colored. of integrity intellise Mt,
clean small apartment S4.50 day and car
fare. DupoEt 1910.
YOUNG WOMAN. colored desires work
evenings: gh.w. or restaurant, from 800
$50 pm Adams 723l, 81 30 pm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

/ WILL NOT be responsible for debts
contracted by any one other than my
self. VIM. L. HoFSTETTER, 17l7 West va
AFTER THIS DATE I will not be respon-
sible for debts contracted by any one other
than myself. EDWIN A. HUNT, 1904 Pa
aye.se 16s
ACCOUNTANT-Will keep your books on
rart-time basis: social security, withhold
fee Franklin ZOO, Extension 107.
PEACHES ARE RIPE at Quaint Acres
baskets, paper bags or other containers il
possible. The SILVER SPRING. Colesville
I'd, Route 20, only miles from ths
District. Open daily and Sunday until
pm. SH. $50.
Evening star., 1944-08-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Cont,

ov.r s5ooa $500 wseis e' very ryop
:Pn. ss:s AtsEaT L. ooHiEss
:: 8: sci. ,s
psaSsi THsiyr1kaG9 1a9i TsykRH ss for sal, du. to 90
ness; Excellent beer, general grocery and
sasoline business Living quarters and
tourist cabins. Within 10 mi. Of D. G.
on % main hwy 5000 cash needed AR
bivd btSnroH GE HEALTY 1aoo co" 22o4 wilson
DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT. quick sale.
only $4,000: cash; weekly income: ST.
go oss Sx1er pT II eaSise saIs IA years Call me-
TAILOR SHOP, fully equipped, good dry
tasbIished 1919; Sale price. 81, 800, Loca-
snd lease aSsi phons fa1n n 4s4s For
PENNY WEIGHING SCALES u0. in good
condition; splendid investment: placed By
opu term In stores stc Easy to service cash
sEsTauRANT, ssEassTfasdurR NJ short orders. fountain. off.
sale beer; busy location; easily handled.
GkoCERY STORE. doing good business:
I'VE store. good opportunity. Forced to
SCI; sell; Priced right for quick sale. I4c2
beauty SALON and hair goods 10
booths, modern: est for years. plenty IF
neip. Owner drafted. Priced for QUICK
sale Box 302-X, Star.
COLORED-A rare opportunity to engage
IN any one OF 8 profitable enterprises, one
of the finest downtown corners aVsiia lie.
q nve-story brick hotel at 9th and Logan
S1rcle, now vacant, for lease Contains
s;,o s3 rooms s,. and 80 baths; dining room.
possession. Suitable for hote, apt. lode-
ing or boarding house, pvt. club, frater-
nlty: lodge, hospital or clinic. Call DI.
@ SuZ4 am to pm. for appointment to
Evening star., 1944-08-15
HELP MEN.

APPLICAToRs for roofing and siding
S gSsh re s9sa AR3a to NJ fsf
zsMsftkf ssslai sEf RfxplKs vi electric motor re-
ners: good pay. 5a-day week, ELECTRIC
EQUIPMENT 2473 Sherman ave: NV.
no GOLD p MEAI ssy NAN Hppy Nn eS.
ss5i;f2ST FqT }FY GodK sPs sbi.S S.
AssIsTANT JANTToR, coiored aio q Ss With h ee-
vator permit. from 5 pm. to I1;30 pm;
iesDsr ssssdfs IL fsSs sa51K aoT ARp$s ea
AssfsrANT as yANTToR, RnGaa Permanent name position
AssIs1AST ASH Ian St Adsmi aSeS
finance company; permanent position with
RDpy
ss fs ave- MASaGFRs SSsE sDFRs W. Mo for
teens9s D0sHnS be .ah een and
xssisr3sT' ss' SfRxSsb S5sS :.Ssi,f1s,s
HOTEL wAsH1NGroS H2SEH SSfSp5 18th 70 and Penna.
Afro TMEcHANIcs-we need mechanic,
for general truck repairs or men mechani-
eSally inclined who are draft-exempt to
the Earn sspa $50 fe 500 per week
isS s0,' eo hi!s *c F$ss'f Isl St 1h
AUTO MECHANICS and metal men want
CHEVRFoLET CO, 1923 Georsia ave. NV.
AUTO MECHANICS, and helpers, expert
Apps saIsse cHGsNuT FARMS
HEToMoBIIE Rt1s5 fbRiiis0i MESSENGERS, age is to
our @ fssH fa 'esiyams ony must be ATastqo to
aHo fsRrs R s0 Man Ar exssrsSesd Nss xs
Rs FARMS pky ARRy ssa
BAKER AND HFaf nsh
BANK Ban S JANIToR T sessae eoio1ed st. 2 ok de-
Tsos e age s2Ffaf snd Box %
i or l6,, hish school student. Apply
BOY. hish school, counsellor for salt waite,
paid: state aualifications and telephone
BOY (white). permanent position; we have
an opening for boy capable Of handlini
and distributing mail; opportunity for ad.
week; pleasant working conditions. Cal
Mr. cAuLK for an sb ,eH NE seboN
to learn optical dispensing business good
opportunity. Apply to. DIR. F. R; HILL.
YARD, in business ~ years, 5326 Ga
sesE "iss Asp, aApsf sFs sssp s e
BOYS-Opportunity for boys of good char.
acter. Earn good pay while performins
important wartime Job and have plent.
do other work. | have openings for three
boys who want to. do their part on the
ne nns ana ep suns by dsv15ns he less sa than
espeTenee epf cay Cali 'ts today oa for eompete n
formation, Telephone MA. 5000. Ext: 2ss,
Roy 10Y FOR oFFIcEMwhite ne-e1 yrs,
sss ae hcne Gs res 4. 0sssy sss saS sss st quick
BOYS OR MEN. part or full time, expert
ence not necessary: good pay. pleasant
xppy xop daS at sess M gast sh ST. EGak on
food restaurant good wages with meals;
ssdy f%sSEnfns SEA- aRn so7
isu isusn oopERAroRs-rhs n.ed is urgent.
top wages: ample protection. Apply WASH:
Mo4os l1NEs hSoF me- &. NJ s.Snes 95io
sG5ssnsfn ssUs AND iyf isyffREfsrcAs orEnAro.s-Av.
eIaRc earnings OFSE SOU pcE WcchS ceScIl-
tial work: experience not necessary; train.
ing paid for: plenty work; paid vacations
free Transportation: congenial fellow work.
ers: many other well-paying Jobs open
Apply weekday mornings. CAPITAL TRAN.
SIT CO., seth and Prospect ave. NV.
GEORGETOWN. Take Route No. 20. Cabin
John streetcaI. "Htrins ARRANGEMENTS ap.
proved"
BUTCHER. white. experienced: pleasant
working conditions. Apply chef. WARD
Noooley rd. NV.
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\X&;;:fiE5S' !; s;
~
DANCE.
DANCE.
Jewish Community Center roof,
S:45 o'clock tonight.

DANCE.
Jewish Community Center ROOT
S:45 o'clock tonight.
EXHIBITS.
American Battle Prints" Librar,
of Congress, 9 am. to 10 pm. dail.
except Saturday, 9 am. to pm
through September 4.
Helen Catch DurSton draw .ngs
Public Library, Eighth and K street
NV, 8 am. to pm. week oay
except Saturday, 8 am. 10 l pm
through August.
American Battle Paintings" 1776
1918, National Gallery of Art, 10 ALL
to pm. daily except Sunday, 3 ts
10 pm. through September 4.
Raoul Duffy and Arthur Dove oi
paintings and Washington artists
water colors exhibit, Phillips Me.
mortal Gallery. II am. to 6 pm
Daily except Sunday, 3 to Z pm
through August.
MUSIC.
Junior Optimist Band of Boys
Club Of Washington, Congress.
Heights Playground, 8 o'clock TO.
night.
Navy Band, Sylvan Theater cr
Monument Grounds, $50 o'clock to.
night.
Marion Hutchinson, organ recital
Washington Cathedral, 7:30 O'Clock
tonight.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Meals, lounge, library, garden
Junior Officers' Club of Washing
ton, 735 Seventeenth street NV, II
an. to midnight daily. Dance, 8:3C
pm, Thursdays.
Dance, Friendship House. 619 Z
street Sc, $50 o'clock tonight.
Service men and women may oo-
tain information on other activities
by calling the United Nations Cen.
ter, National 39O0 or any of TIE
following USO numbers: Republic
1927, National 3431, National 06l4
or Executive 0428. Colored service
personnel may call USO, Decatur
1854, or War Hospitality, Decatu,
7768.
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Attention

Applicants Jor positions listed
on these pages must be inter-
rte,Ued first BY the advertisers,
and must then secure final re-
terral from the United States
Employment SerUice unless ar
rdngements haze been made for
direct hiring as indicated in
the advertisement.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PRIVATE SPANISH LESSONS = Native
teacher, university graduate, wide teach
ing experience in United States and
abroad. BEGINNERS or advanced, gram
mar or conversation. Private or group
lessons may be arranged by calling Dis
trict 9695 weekdays $50 to $50.
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTIONS avail
able on Cubs, Taylorcrafis and Waco S
Airport, out Wisconsin ave. on Route 24t
between Bethesda AMI Rockville. Md. Take
Rockville bus at District line. Phone
Oliver SS2R 81
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ESTABLISHED rooming house business.
With real estate and furniture. for sale
s1HRSEMD. IA. 1889. w. -, u.s. ~,
modern; s52, 900 yearly; long lease, low
rent; closed Pm. daily and all day sun
Apply GoLDIE s. PAREGoL attorney for
yidov; 41e 5th st. NV. MA. 1857 or
room STORES. $500 to $4,000 weekly;
buy from a broker, 33 years wholesale
.nd retail food business experience; plenty
1891 Maine syc, 10 TO j. Ma O.40;
evenings. Taylor 1887. Arlington, CH.
1900.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RuSINESs

'tenog., publications. $40 wk; stenog., mfr.
rep, $2.10O: stenos., trade assoc. 50. 100:
stenos- research. foreign expr., start $500
PIX. typist. under 35, S35 wk; comp
tometer oper, S168 mo. Hundreds of
sthsss o'dSst sRo sssnsy snyna ia p Est
TEACHERS WANTED. Eng, service prep
school; Eng. girls -jr. college. M. A.:
ansd1 n6ra1ian H., part time Eng Latin girls prep
live in: nursery school, suburban area.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 2OA Colo
rado BLDG. 14th and G.
sitions No charge unless placed: TOP sal
aries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY.
lEst. IL yrs.l 1871 g st Ma. 2114