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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-28

Operating expenses, $7,681, 5o4; Net
operating revenues, $685. !;
Amount required for taxes, $4,-
100000; Operating income, 81, $685.
632; Net amount paid for rent of
equipment and joint facilities, de-
ficit of $603,700, and Net railway
opere ting income, $1,284,93 in
comparison with $1,631,777 for
April of 1943 and 50, 553, 240 for that
month in 1912.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-28

Only about $4,000 new passen-
ger automobiles remained in deal
ers' inventories as of May l, 1914,
according to the Office of Price
Administration.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-28

This summer it will ue well to
remember that keeping your gas
tank out OF the direct rays Of the
sun will save gas,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-28
HOWARD E. SATTERFIELD

RALEIGH, May 27-AHHarold
E. Satterfield, 81, Veteran N. C.
State College Professor, builder
and architect, died unexpectedly
today.
Satterfield came to state in 1908
He was professor and head of the
mechanical engineering depart.
ment until July, 1920, when he re-
tired to enter the contracting bust.
ness here. He returned to the col.
lege in 1888 as professor of me-
chanical engineering and was with
the college since that time except
for year in government service.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-28

Allied bombings Of Europe in
1943 cut 100000 barrels out of Ger
many's annual oil supply.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-28

dozens of different ideas and
pieces Of information but no con-
certed plans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Vets Tax Cut
On Homes

More tT1au 500 Detroit SERVICE
men and veterans Of this and
other wars have taken advantage
Of the $1,000 tax exemption on
their homes. the Detroit Board Of
Assessors revealed today.
This means more than a million
dollars in assessment reductions,
jurTry- burns Srcrctary of ttrc
board. said
Previously servicemen were re-
quired 20 be In active service by
the March tax deadline 90 quail
ify for the exemption but a
reeen, ruling by state Atty. Gen
r us h ton permitted exemption
even when il was requested after
that date.
THE exemptions are limited
10 those men whose combined
, real estate holdings do not
exceed $1,000" Burns said.
1.-THE property must also he
used ~ n homestead by the
servlceman's family. II the man
rents the property out while he
IL In service, the exemption
does not apply.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28

She had not seen him for eight
long months. She might not see
him for a long time to come. so
yesterday she rushed from the
home at 1920 Wheelcock 10 a gro
Gerry store on West Vernon. She
wanted hef-=eH- ~ have a ftiiiiil
supply OF cookies and sandwiches
for his train trip to Hutchinson,
Kan. early this morning.
Today. Mrs. Siroonian is dead
The food she so anXiously wanted
her son To have is strewn along
the New York Central Railroad
tracks just few yards from the
home. Somehow In her excite
ment. she failed TO hear the fast
train. Mercury, bearing
down upyOn her.
Dazed by the tragedy. Charles
a SIC petty officer in the Navy
Air Corps. could only mutter that
the navy had given him six more
days leave so that he could help
bury his mother.
Besides him. Mrs. Siroonian. IS.
is survived by.her husband, Peter,
son, George II, and two
Rose. u. and Mrs. Vir-
ginia Vartanian.
Services for Mrs Siroonian will
be held al 2 p m tomorrow at the
Armenian Community Center, S03
I. +tl,.+
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Welding OK,
Witness Saws

The dcfcnse today continued its
case in the trial of the Bonn
ALUMINIUM and Brass Corp. and
three Of its officials on federal
charges OF fraudulently making
Pne parts which failed 10 meet
Vernment specifications.
Stay of the Aluminium
-Ge-ef Anrrfea, described Afr
expert in methods of detecting
and repairing defective castings.
testified that welded castings,
which the Bohn firm is accused
or producing were stronger and
better than castings without de-
fects.
Federal Judge Picard asked:
IF welded castings are 30
good. why have you spent years
In attempts 10 cut down on
casting defects? why not rem
edy the defects In all cases by
welding"
The witness responded that
there was at all times a lack OF
trained wclders and that the
process wax expcnSixe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Seebees Aid Red Cross

CAMP PARKS, Cal, April Is
UPl-Thousands Of SeabeeS, con
battalion veterans of
Guadalcanal. Bouga nville, the
New Hebrides and the Aleutians.
back home for q brief rest. have
dug deep into their navy jeans
and come up with 81 .69840 for
He American Red-GFeAs4 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
$l6,779 in JeweIrY Sought

Detroit police have been asked
by Windsor authorities 10 watch
for Sl677S worth Of watches and
icwclry stolen Monday night from
the car Of Paul Smellie, agent for
a Toronto jewelry firm,-in a
BARKING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Lane Sisters Romance OF

HOLLYWOOD, April 20 GNS)
Lola Lane, eldest OF the Lane
sisters Of movie fame, confirmed
today that she had and her hus-
band, Henry Durham. had scpa-
rated. She has made no divorce
mans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28

freezing
DETROIT pATA---
Temperatures Thursday Highest 50 de-
Erses: lowest 30 mean ~.
Departure from normal temperature
Thursday. D degrees
Departure from normal temperature since
Jan /. $50 degrees
Temperature one year ago today HiEh-
est % degrees lowest 40 mean, az
Temperatures this date IN past ~ years
Highest ~ degrees IN 1914. lowest, "a
IN 1894
Relative humidity Thursday 80 m.
s7o, $3.50 . m. Sac; 80 D. m, 900"
30 D m 50g
Precipitation IN last "a hours ending
. 80 m tOdAy None
Departure from normal precipitation
since Jan -J - inch
DegAs days for Thursday. Apnl n 40
Normal for April II 80
Accumulated degree days this month
s22
Normal degree days for Apnl: lss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Mother Killed Getting
Best fOrSOn OnLeaVe

Mrs Siroonian tried every possible way give
9yeafod sailor Charles happiness and the best OF living
on his sevef-day =fHFi0HFf at his home here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
THE WEATHER

Detroit ana vicinity Fair not 81 cold
tonight. lowest about ~. Increasing cloudi-
ness Saturday
shippers forecast: Protect shipments
during the next 80 hours for North. 30
degrees. west, 81 east. a. south, above
fFgSEtnR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-28
Completely Dehydroted

No sizing, no primer, no thinner needed!
Imagine paint that comes handy
cartons, paint you can mix in jiffy with
water from the tap! Spreads SO quickly, so
evenly! Dries in an hour! And so econom-
ical, for Ia lbs. makes full quart Of paint,
5 lbs. makes a gallon! May be used on
wall papers, painted walls, wall board, plas-
ter, brick, cement! And the cofors are
specially selected for their modern beauty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-13

SIX pay interest evyTy months maturity
res. Get details from GaIlans your bank, call RIA +zs4
Evening star., 1944-09-04
PERSONAL
you NEED BARBER SERVICE at YOUR
lie or hospital, call SERVICE BARRIERS,

If YOU NEED BARBER SERVICE at your
home or hospital, call SERVICE BARRIERS,
GE. 950s; ewes. and SUM-, WA. q42l.
workers or service
men planning marriage on or about Sept
8 in vicinity New York urged to contact
TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES, 654 Madi-
son ave-. New York, Rhinelsnder 4-6O5O.
for special party and Saturday night
honeymoon cruise. All free no gag
Wedding ceremony Of your own faith avail
able after broadcast. Join the Truth or
consequences Honeymooners' Cruise. Wire
" %a4SR HhoRe RFPHsRsSdy ipHsSIassy ,.rv,,.
Matchmaker on premises for prompt at
saaTsnteed' ELEcTRfcAL eeissH CENTER. 'sIz 81
10th ST.: between E and SITS. NV. q.
MILLINERY. RESTYLNG. BLOCKING,
cleaning. designing, fabric. furs. felts. made
to order; exquisite samples in stocks
VOGUE HATS, 1923 14th st. W., open ewes
HEMORRHODs eradicated BY my own
method. Results effective for a life
time or money back. Write for booklet No.
drugs or surgery. DIR. SOMMERwERCK,
452l nn u 16th q s, ,onnSsoR nw RA 474..
repaired while you wait. Room COZ.
WeStory Bldg. sos 14th NV.
PHONE SHEPHERD S6Se, ask for Miss
to $500 on your sienature
VACANCIES Martins Nursing Home: bed
patients desired; we invite your inspection
in person: all graduate nurses. 3433 Wis.
ave. NV. OR 1929 &c
AILENCREST SCHOOL, day and boarding,
AGES to 6: immediate openings. 245O No
Powhatan St, Arlington GIL. 56Q9
Evening star., 1944-09-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PLANO INSTRUCTION-Beeinn and ad-
yanced students; children and adults;
STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretaral subjects. Est.
q yrs. Accredited. Inquire now, MA.
233s. BOYD SCHOOL. 1899 st. topp.
Capitol Theater)
SPANISH LESSONS given by native teach
er, university graduate with wide teach
ing experience in the q. s. and abroad,
who takes personal interest in the quick
advancement of his Students opportunity
now for limited participation in smail
groups or strictly private classes. Ar
rangements may be made to sun your con-
yenience and requirements. Cau DI. 1896
weekdays. 10 to 1870 and 3 to 7:3o.
LET YOUR CHILD begin reading, spelling.
the Phonovisual way. new method in
dorsed by leading educators. Accelerates
learning, gives security. self-confidence and
power School opens Sept 2S. Limited
enrolment. Individual instruction for older
pupils. adults, foreigners. afternoons and
evenings. PRIMARY DAY SCHOOL, 18th
and Harvard NV. Call OR. 41s6 after
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able on Cubs, TayIorcrafts and wacos.
o-3.'O horsepower ratings at Congressional
Airport. out Wisconsin ave. on Route 240,
between Bethesda and Rockville. Md Take
Rockville bus at District line. Phones.
Oliver SSSS and Kensington 555.
Evening star., 1944-09-04
SITUATIONS woMEN.

CHILD's NURSE !whitel. 8 or 10 hrs, day
duty. live out; reference: excellent expert.
ence: $50 mo. Boz 403-Y, Star A.
COMMERCIAL ARTIST wants free-lancs
cSureb cSv1; Pen lgosiw fRd ink. wash etc. Esiis
DHAFERlEs. curtains, yalances; alterations
E spscislty; reasonable. MISS CONNIE.
DREssMxKING. designing. remodelins,
alterations; reasonable. MISS BERT. 1880
ExkcuTivk ns Ii sEtRErARxa aims indussris aSSs COM
merciai motion picture experience, wishes
to locate postwar position. Call OR. s0s5
or write Box 299-Y, Star. A.
HOUSEkEEfER for small hotel or apt.
hotel; settled. dependable, employed To-
a es1y Ho feieaie oo sVsI MI Is rssissersd nurse.
FART on FULL TIME, broad exp, short.
hand. dictaphone. typing, editing. handle
details for executive. Box 373-Y, Star. a.
PERMANENT REsIDENT. 8 years expert
ence. in secretarial. supervisory, steno-
graphic and personnel work; available at
Snos; s;iG. SS1 per rIss Esss Boz asS-Y Star.
Fl e any 4 Kind g or haaTs; oi SUNDAY; 81.
sEcRHTARYs.Ass1srANr, SEC 1T slsA ships. .or.irn
commercial legal. $50. Box 271-Y, Star.
SECRETARY -sTENo., university graduate.
II yrs experience, banking and legal. $50.
fHLETYrE.MutT1PLEx III tii operator, press
commercial exp: available 12 midnight to
am; sew. years exp. BOX 3s2-Y, Star.
GIRLS desire job cleaning ofices, par
lors; ETC.; part time. 5 am. to 8 am.
p Or pm; to $40 pm. Ho. 2707.
as practical nurse; formerly medical
student, Michigan g22O
Evening star., 1944-09-04
japanese MobiIizino
Home Defense Units
By the Associated Press,

Os INC AeoOCiateu FICSbs
With the war creeping steadily
closer to the Japanese homeland
the Tokyo radio announced today
plans to step up home defense
measures with nationwide mo-
bilization Of the National Reserv-
lists Organization"
Every member of the National
Reservists Organization" said a
broadcast recorded by the Associated
Press, with branches throughout
the length and breadth Of the en-
pire. will be modified to form home
defense units.
This movement, which is con-
eidered one Of the most important
since the Inauguration of the or
ganization, will be launched with
appropriate ceremonies at dawn on
September H."
Meanwhile, the Toyo radio also
said that Tadayori Obata had re-
signed as secretary-general of the
Imperial Rule Assistance Associa-
ton, Japan's totalitarian party. No
reason was given.
The broadcast, recorded by the
Federal Communications Commits
sion, said Obata, chairman of the
Board of Directors of the Japan Iron
Works, also had resigned as chair
man of the Industrial Patriotic
Association and that Hachisaburo
Hirao had submitted his resignation
as president of that group.
Evening star., 1944-09-04
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

ART DIRECTOR. man or woman. capable
OF directing . stan OF artists. wanted by
good visuaiizer and able to produce rough
paper layouts; speed and accuracy impor-
tant;, excellent starting salary. permanent
full particulars, including samples and
CLEANERS for the W METRopoL1TAN CLUB,
CLERK in sheet music department for full
time employment. HOMER L. KIT CO.,
COOKS, porters. general helpers. white
and colored, essential cafeteria work: ex-
perienee not necessary. Earn full salary
ons xeen Appy Room
l4th and sts. s:W. BET. . am. and 5 pm
ss ss9aarE sr Je 5osEpa Sh HOME no sst
COUPLE. houseman and wife. maids work
OF The He AaNe Tss M Ss
MASS Mass ave. NV. Apply in person. Do not
RISHMAsHER; night work: good salary
Pks Es Gs HI sbons 5s3 b.Hs slser
office experience including planning estab-
lishment nt,u ANALYSIS and administration Of
inf Box ST stsT
FOOD CHECKER for vacation relief work,
HOTEL HAMILTON, l4th and x NV.
diately, to clean modern theater: no ex-
perience necessary; good pay to start: early
mcrning me work. Inquire manager. Bethesda
MAN OR WOMAN. full-time soda fountain
work. Apply TERMINAL GRILL. 55Ol
Wisconsin ave. See Miss Harper.
MEN OR WOMEN with or without car to
take over established Watkins route, full
or part time; So per hour UP. No bond
or birth certificate required. Pay starts
at once. Call in person, 513 K st. NV
MULTILTTH OPERATOR, part time, with
knowledge of menu work, evenings or will
arrange hours to suit; salary and 1 meal
Apply Monday, Mr.. Waters, HOTEL HAM
ILTON. 14th and NV.
0RGANiST for church in Bethesda. Apply
Box 139-A, Star.
PHARMACISTS, registered; excellent SAL
ary; 6-day week: splendid working condi-
tions. vacation with pay; permanent po-
stions. with advancement opportunities
Apply, Apply to NJ G.; B.. Aldrich, PEOPLES
SETTLED WHITE COUPLE rs caretakers
for small. modern apartment in exchange
Tor unfurnished 3-room apt: no salary;
man must have other work. Boz 1927,
TYfTNG and general ONCE work, full or
part time. between q a.m. and pm. See
MR; nns BM9HEER ~ At $40 18th st. NV. or
RaShs eGsfoNsmsE SA ssz COUPLE, color.d or white,
day school for youns children. needs care
taker, cheu9egr and housekeeper, cook;
ltve IN; Saturday Pm, and Sunday %;
fel0o0eAe REQUIRED VI 8fI00 -
Evening star., 1944-09-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I'LL. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE

debts unless contracted for by myself
DAVID KLEIN, 31s Delafeld pl. NV.
Washington. D. C. 6.
FURNITURE repaired and upholstered in
your home by experienced mechanic. Box
446-Y. Star. A.
WANTED - Serviceman's wife to share
apartment. Apply in person on Sunday or
after ! pm. Apt 1O1. 2615 4th ST. ne. 81
GAS WATER HEATERS-20, 80, 40 gal
automatic: TO cash needed: small monthly
payments: immediate installation. D. A.
sTANSBURY. Lincoln 1929.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts made by any one other than myself
rd. Sc, Wash 20, D. c. Sc
I Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. EDWARD J. DAVIS, 40-A o
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started: kept
part time; statements audits. tax returns;
prompt reasonable. OR. 20G4.
Evening star., 1944-09-04
SITUATIONS Mem.

suditor-general bookkeep-
er, part time: experienced: all records,
tax reports. Adams O122 o.
ACCOUNTANT, experk books started, kept
part time; statements, audits, tax returns;
prompt. reasonable. Ordway 2074.
COLLEGE STUDENT. ~. desires part-time
chanicelly inclined: " yTs. experience
research laboratory. Rox 37b-Y. Star. %
CRAFTSMAN . DESIGNER, exp. on arch.
structural, pl'b'g. htg. air cond.: estimat.
Ing and quantity surveys; mite work only
hy hour Or Job. No. A-442l 9Th I'd. North
Evening star., 1944-09-04
Attention

Applicants tor positions listed
on these pages must be inter-
ctetCed first by the advertisers,
ana must then secure final re-
terrdl from the United States
Employment Serpice unless ar
rdngenents hare been made for
direct hiring as indicated in
the advertisement.
Evening star., 1944-09-04
jap Admiral Tokusu Dies
Of Ununnounced Illness
By the Associated Press.

By the Associate Press.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-The German
propaganda agency Transocean re-
ported from Toxic yesterday that
Admiral Shire Takasu. a member of
the Japanese War Council, died
Saturday of illness whose nature
was not disclosed.
Takasu recently had returned to
Toxic from war front, the broad
cast said. He was made a full ad-
miral in the Japanese Navy last
March.
Evening star., 1944-09-04
SITUATIONS MfN (cens. J .

HeTfAATO1, experieneed Al trades, builds
Ing construction, available part Of full
ExfERlENCED butler, bartender for par.
ties, after 4:30 pm. 0EOR0E VkNEY.
CO. 4715. ~
NAN, colored, part-time or relief work;
thcroughly experienced switchboard Opr.s
multiple or manual; also eley. work. Boz
MAN, young. settled. sober. desires con.
nectionx with small resi- estate company,
part time. BOZ 372-Y, Star. A.
OFFICE NAN, 26, 4-F, 10 years exp. a.
typist. clerk. secretary. supervisor. mfgrs,
agent; position with postwar future; $50
sENiOR ACCOUNTANT desires connection
with aggressive accounting nrm with
chance tor advancement. Five years ex.
pcrience. $50 week. Available At once.
Evening star., 1944-09-04
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

HIGH SCHOOL GIRL will care for children
after school: near Dupont Circle. Helen
Gordon. MI. 9S3S. -
SOUTHERN COOK. 25 years experience,
tearoom or cafeteria. Phone Lincoln
SO59 a.
WOMAN, colored. wants small laundry to
do at home. NO. 1884. A.
Evening star., 1944-09-04

hNu pieaSaHJ SuTTOuNulnHS, excellent SaI
AMBASSADOR HOTEL. 14th and X SITS
HOSTESS: full time. 1890 am. to s:at
HO RESTAURANT, BIZ 18th st. NV.
HOUSEKEEPER for commercial ..otel, ex.
perienced in handling help and taking care
Of stock i 4 Apply T, manage manager At at II am and
LADY. age 30 to 40, for once work
no typing or ONCE experience necessary:
5"dsy 8 yv' week per- permanent position. RYNEx
LADY will give, comfortable rm.. good
home. to. refined lady in exchange foI
Il sEsnPSf s1n a pson s
beginning salary. $22,400. Write giving age
training; experience, shorthand and typins
srsd sDfsa IsSkkssgnE sSx sssY stap sspfu but not
MAID. .colored, good position for one wis
knows how to keep busy: See Mr. Grave:
Tuesday Tp Is.1 morning e JOSEPH R. HARRIS
MAIDS, colored. good salary. reliable
young women Of highest character, good
specially shop. Apply mornings. 8 to $50
only. SCI 18th st. NV.
MAIL and information clerks. Apply in
person to manaser. Hotel Washington
MATRON.. middle aged or elderly woman
to care for, women's lounge in an in
cleaning or other work to do, but tn must at
be pleasant. motherly type of person who
will supervise the place and see that 1t is
kept in good order. $40 q m. to 30 p m ,
daily except sunday About Sl15 pei
name, age, address and phone number
sST4EEss "; ~ S ssss sss2sAsMsgnEss. Apply cAs1
snTE MIlidrRy rd Rs Gal At 1850 GOOD ..,,,
gH esE. tims or full, time lime. sHoREHAM HAT
MILLINERY SALESWOMEN, experienced
or inexperienced; 30-hour week: good sal.
ary; no Government referral necessary
See Mr.. Graves, JOSEPH r. HARRIS CO..
MOTION PICTURE CO. desires stenosra.
Pliers: clerk-typists: 40 hr.. b-day week
UNIVERSAL PICTURES, INC. 9l3 New
Jersey ave. NV.
NURSE, experienced. white. to care for 2na-
yr.-old girl and expected new baby; live
in; I;,! $40 Z month, Call or. 1928.
ences: children under 8: Chevy Chase,
chine operators. .gift wrappers,. markers
pesmsns oss Stn aoel anscsSs s
-
Evening star., 1944-09-04

M psrience Necessary. Appy aSoS sfsey RsaAL no II
TELEPHoSE FL Eii HiS OPERATOR. .ecretari.,
board, NV, apt. house Call manager,
ne1iis TGIEPHoNE on OPERATORS. experienced
Apply employment office, TO- 9th st. NV
Monday through Friday, $3.50 am. to !
E. en- 4 P sa1aEasf TEnsRHoas esS co. g. to Om THE
TELEPHONE ORDER CLERKS. attractive
ABBY pisTRicT WHoLEsALE i'0o15e pRUa &
fHER TPEEfnoSE 81 soIrciToR 8. n for fuel eonser
yation products; work from home in spare
| 10 am. to PM weekdays.
IYrisT' 5-day DAY, wsek Eood ssaTy steady
TYPIsTs to work in ONCE: we will star,
sreases sDa @ this I Sa1a @ position
BOND eIoTHisa 'ce' c., 1893 ss ST. s. NV WON
TYPIsT. part time. IL to 4 pm. daily, II
Call Ii. s243 SUM-; weekdays, DI. 8853
Bookkeeping; permanent position. S35 fol
4affsFs 4 hSsF ,os ADRs BK1sa 4ss a ssIoHs Il
Monday through Friday. Q to g; Saturday.
to Exeeilsn. opportunities Hrins
Hfn1fs TYfisTMWs Nave K'tH an opening in ou,
once stan for typist: we will start you
at $50 week with regular increases. Apply
Mr.. Woln, BOND CLOTHING CO.. 1885
TYPIsTaaTemporary, 5-day week. Small
TYPIST. position includes address-o-graph
work for which no experience is required
Apply general once, WASHINGTON PROP
ERTIES, INC, Wardman Park Hotel, after
TYPiST. good salary. bright young woman
with good handwriting to assist credit
manager for high-class specially shop.
KAPLOWITz. 18th ST.. between E and r.
5-day week; general clerical work in an
insurance company once: knowledge oi
typing desired. Apply In person to MISS
LuND. Room 702. S16 14th st. NV.
WAITRESSES, colored. to work in new
| restaurant; good salary and best working
conditions; night and day shifts open.
Apply Mr. SMITH. 1908 You st. NV
WAITRESS. white. $l5 week, meals and
night work. PROFESSIONAL COFFEE
SHOP. 1928 Eye st. NV.
WAITRESS must be over 81. experienced
Apply in person. JOE BOYIlE9 BAR ANE
QEuLs 6J9 Fenna. ave. Ae.
WATTRESSES-Must have 8. years. or more
! experience. TO qualify for these positions
1ss ,y, .,s g Hishs 6hif.tss fccd esrntnns4a en-
Evening star., 1944-09-04

RADIO SERvICEMAN, benchwork; expert
dton faSS Dfy RAp Bic "?Fens ad 9
PRINTiNG. LINOTYPE OPERATOR. morn
PRiNrisa asf hsG co spe ME iHll e5o4 5lae POTOMAC
TO MANAGE parts department for Chevro-
let dealer. 51a-day wk.; good salary ex-
RH5HS RSpfS sIRvTcEMESs SER 1T hsso experienced men
needed o.t At top salaries steady positions,
REcEIvING REC sh e CLERK for large mems CLOTH
excellent future for capable you young sSraT. man.
Apply Mir. Burns. BOND CLOTHING. 1885
RECEIVING AND SHIPPING CLERK needed
portunities for steady, dependable and
p REcRsAoM2 Rsoe RRssSn
REF FRiGERATIoN MECHANIC - Steady
son NF sna pam AaHy sN II Tc
kEFkIGRRATioN Ref S9 Ta MEcaAN1c Il needed in
experienced in servicing commercial units
Good salary perm permanent Job ideal working
TON ll1s 21st st. NV. Apply am
RELIEF CRANE OPERATOR or shop me-
chanic, white or colored; steady work all
year around; good salary. 3619 Benning
I'd. ne
SALESMAN, young man between 25 and
40, interested in sales career; must have
car and be willing to work. II satisfied with
less than 800 per week, please do not
apply. See Mr.. O'Brien. between 9:30 and
II an, HUDSON SUPPLY AND EQUIP
MENT CO., 1877 Penna. ave. NV. d.
SALESMAN to sell in our Anacostia build
ing materials store. Permanent position
with old established company excellent
working conditions. 5la-day week: salary
open depending upon experience. Apply
any afternoon after l o'clock to Mr.
oNeill. HECHNGER CO.. 18th and ii
statesmen. milk route. ages % to 4s,
Glass 4-F preferred: essential day work
6-day week; average earnings. $50 to $50
Ta6Hps,Mn Tss5,y; hirnE s@5rangernsnts @ approved.
Statesmen (6) to take orders for the new
and improved streamlined ''Weather-Tone"
American market. we have no competie
ton. Up to 3 years to pay. Your earn
suLAIIoN. CO, 500 H st. ne. II. 4e1s.
SsTn Ad1sMAN Akrts tsuspash,nE sp . anH
eALEeMEN for mems clothing dept, good
nlary, steady position. Apply H16AL,
I'll 7th q. nv.