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Evening star., 1944-02-12
Increase in Gas Rates
Is Not InfIationary,
Court Told
=: ~.
Keech Defends PUG Rule
As Arguments Open on
Sliding Scale Challenge

The Government has vet to show
that a $201 900 rate increase granted
the Washington Gas Light Co. Is
infationary, Richmond B. Keech,
corporation counsel. yesterday told
the Supreme Court as arguments
started on the Governments chal-
lenge Of the rate change ordered
after November IL, 1912.
The rates, granted under the slid
Ing scale arrangement governing
utilities charges here, were attacked
by the director of sterilization and
the Office Of Price Administration
as inf1ationary and in violation of
the controls imposed by the Eco
nomic Sterilization Act of Octo.
Der 16, 1912.
The rates were upheld by the
Court of Appeals.
Defends Sliding Scale.
Mr.. keech defended the sliding
scale arrangement, explaining that
IL was the product of long and
tedious investigation" The Gov
ernment had been invited to show
the inf1ationary effect of the rates
which this scale produced. Mr.,
Keech told the court, but this had
not been done.
The Governments case was pre-
sented by Paul Freund, a special
assistant to the Attorney General,
The Government contends that the
rates were unjustified and has pic
tured the case as "of grave impor-
tance to the national stabilization
program Specifically, the Govern
ment holds. the case presents tho
question whether a regulatory au-
thority having jurisdiction over
common carrier or other public
utility rates is free to approve an
increase in any such rate whenever
the increase could be found iust
and reasonable If measured bv
peacetime criteria or whether. in
stead, the regulatory authority is
under a legal duty .. to deny
every rate increase as inflationary
ana therefore as unjust and unrea-
sonaole in the absence of a clear
showing that the increase is
necessary"
jackson Quizzes Freund.
justice Jackson asked Mr.. Freund
II alter all we have been saving
ABOUT administrative commissions
we should now take it all back and
tell the commission how to decide
this case"
Mr. Freund responded that the
court would have to be guided in
each case by the weight to be at
tached to the judgment of the
commission.
argument in the case will be con-
GUIDED Monday, when counsel for
the gas company appears.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
Chorus to Give Proorum

The Arlington Mems Chorus will
give a musical program at S pm. to-
morrow at the Mount Olivet Meth
odist Church, Sixteenth and Glebe
road, 1t has been announced,
Evening star., 1944-02-12
Youth Sentenced
For Drunken Driyinq
Years Term Suspended
By Marlboro Court

Arthur Berned, 20, of 2028 Higdon
street NE, received a one-year sus-
pended sentenceAin the Maryland
House of Correction and paid fines
totaling $3.50 after pleading guilty
in Marlboro Police Court yesterday
to four charges of traffic violations.
Trial Magistrate Alan Bowie i'm
posed the sentence on a charge of
drunken driving after police testified
1t was Berneds second offense with
in the last six months. Judge Bowie
also fined Berned 5000 on charge
of operating a motor vehicle on a
revoked permit, $50 on a charge of
reckless driving and $40 on a charge
OF having improper license plates on
his car.
Grant S. Ray, As, Forest Heights,
was fined $50 for violation of the
Prince Georges County dog quaran-
Evening star., 1944-02-12

tine. Judge Bowie imposed a sus-
pended $50 fine against Mrs. Coral
Smith, Bradbury Heights, on a
similar charge.
Roy Shields, colored, 81, of 222 K
street NV. was fined 500 after he
pleaded guilty to a charge OF pos
sessing numbers slips.
Paul D. Arthur, 18, of 4103 Twelfth
street NE, was fined $50 on a reck-
less driving charge. Testimony
showed - that Arthurs car collided
with another January rs at Shep-
herd street and Rhode Island ave-
nue., Brentwood. Miss Caroline En-
gle, about 18, University of Mary
land student, who was riding in
Arthur's car, was injured in the
accident
Evening star., 1944-02-12

quota by $4,000.
The Business Committees quota
for this campaign is $4,000, and
Mr.. Horn believes it can be reached
by new system. He. explained
that he had assigned to his, COM
mittee members business firms in
Evening star., 1944-02-12

their own lines of work. While they
wage their campaign by mail, a
group of % volunteers will canvass
business firms by geographical areas.
Sees Sound" Investment.
Businessmen, Mr.. Horn said, must
be aware that the National SYM
phony is "a sound business invest
ment."
THE orchestra promotes Wash
ington through its tours" Mr.. Horn
pointed out. Its local concerts help
make Washington a good place to
live, its students concerts encour-
age families TO settle here. 1t brings
continuing business to Washington.
And in these days when no en-
ployer can remain indifferent to the
health and happiness of his en-
ployes, it can truthfully be pointed
out that the orchestra is probably
the greatest force for morale that
we have here: no other recreation
has quite the beneficial effect that
gobd music has"
Committee Members.
Members of the Business Commit
tee include Clarence A. Aspinwall,
G. Calvert Bowie, Harold A. Brooks,
Earl Campbell, George A. Garrett,
Mark Lansburgh, David B. Karrick,
Milton w. King, Frank r. Jelleff,
Walter Bruce Howe, Archibald Mac
Leish, Harry Meem, Thomas P. Nor
gan. jr., and Corcoran Thorn.
The $4,000 fund drive will con-
tinue through February %, with
campaign headquarters at 1927
K street NV.
Meanwhile, the National SYM
phony announced that Mrs. Edwin
M. Watson, wife of the presidential
secretary, has become chairman of
the Box Committee for the Federal
employees command performance"
next Wednesday night at Constitu-
ton Hall She will sell the boxes
for the concert exclusively to the
heads Of the Government depart
ments and agencies. First purchaser
was Rear Admiral Emory S. Land,
chairman of the Maritime Commits
sion.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
Horn Says Business
Has Not Borne Share
In Symphony Support
Fund Drive Head Believe.
Failure to Reoch Quote
Due to Wrong Approach

Washington business has never
borne its rightful share of the sup
port Of the National Symphony Or
chestra, A. F. E. Horn, chairman Of
Evening star., 1944-02-12

Union Building
Washington
n and
lend
Evening star., 1944-02-12
Memorial Rites Planned
For 1t. James R. Davis

memorial services for 1t. James
Hooert Davis, who was killed in
action. January 2, will be held at 4
pm. tomorrow in the Wallace Me-
moral United Presbyterian Church
II was announced today. 1t. Davis,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Davis
OF CHEVY Chase, Md, was a bomb
ing pilot in the Central Pacific
area.
Ihe Rev. V. M. Cosby, pastor of
the River Road United Presbyterian
Church, and DR.. c. E. Hawthorne
pastor OF the Wallace Memorial
Church, will conduct the service.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
Scouts to Attend Church

Hyattsville Boy Scout Troop 2Ol
will attend services at the Hyatts-
vile Presbyterian Church at II am.
tomorrow. The pastor, the Rev. D.
Hobart Evans, will speak on Jesus,
the Story Teller" A four-week mis-
sion study on India will end at 7
pm. services when Mrs. John B.
Weir will speak.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
US. EmpIoye Concert
Tickets Available

Tickets for the Federal EN-
ployes Command Performance"
to be held Wednesday evening
in Constitution Hall exclusively
for Government workers, are
now available at the symphony
box Office in kits, 1880 G
street NV, in Brentano's Book
Store in the Pentagon con-
course: in room 2402, Building
L, Navy Department, and in
room 20l8, Railroad Retirement
Building. Tickets are priced at
SIS and IS cents, with a few at
$l.10. Look for the announce
ment Of the concert program in
The Sunday Star.
Evening star., 1944-02-12

the B u n e S S
Committee for
the orcheStra's
current sustain
ing fund drive,
asserted yester-
day.
Mr.. Horn said
he believed the
failure of the
Business Com :
mittee to meet
I o r m e r quotas
lay IN the ap-
proach to busi-.
nessrnen. In last
years campaign,
the B usi n e S S
Coropoiftoo foi1oi
Evening star., 1944-02-12
Scout Service Tomorrow

a Boy Scout service will be held at
I30 pm tomorrow at the Woodside
Methodist Church. Silver Spring AZ
part OF Scout week observance, DR.
Haiph D. Smith. pastor, will speak
on Duty to God" William Good
man and J. Willett, Scout oficials
also will speak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Pictures Jdps
Wiped Out

KANSAS CITY, Nov 80 (INSj
Gen. Arnold. chief Of army air
forces, declared that the might OF
America : AIR arm will wipe out
Japanese self-Sufficiency by blast
ING The enemy's industry into a
state Of paralysis
In a fighting speech al the ma
tional convention of Veterans at
oreign Wars. Gen. Arnold
warned that the rob of the u. S.
air force Is far from finished IN
Europe.
The air war against Japan"
he said. els in its earliest
phases.
Japan seized the opportunity "a
build up reserves of strategic ma
terialS from her stolen empire
Her home islands. plus Manchurld
and Korea. are a highly developed
industrial and agricultural unit
three times the size of Germany
Gen. Arnold pointed out.
I'VE intend TO see TO II that
this unit ceases tO he self suf-
ficIent. We're going 20 bomb
Japanese industry into state
Of paralysis - Just As we're
doing In Germany" he said.
When bases are gained closer IL
Japan. FortresSeS and Liberators
will take up the job now being
handled only by B-29 Superfort-
resses. the air forces chief de-
clared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Poor Digestion? % ::
Headachy? %
Sour or Upset? 90
Tired.ListIess? 90
The DETROIT TIMES
GngG.&e% NJ

DO you feel headachy and upset due tc
poorly digested food2 To feel Cheerful
and happy again your food must b,
diSested properly.
Each day. Nature must produce about
two pints OF vital digestive Juice &c
help digest your food. II Nature fails
your food may remain undigested-
leaving you hesdsehy and irritable
Therefore. you must increase the foV
Of this digestive juice. Carriers Little
Liver Pills increase this flow quickly -
often in as little as 80 minutes. And
you're on the road to feeling better.
Don't depend on artificial aids tc
eounteract indigestion-when Carter,
Little Liver Pills aid digestion after Ma.
ture's own order. Take Carriers Little
Liver Pills as directed. Get them at any
drugstore. Only l0s and 2a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01

contest was eliminated with an
nouncement today that screen
star Michael Kirby. former Cana
dian national ice skating cham
pion, and Norah Mccarthy, Ice
Follies" star, would be married in
late December.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Judoe Lands viii

CHICAGO. Nov. 30 (UP)-The
will of Judge Kenesaw Mountain
Lands, who died last week. will
be filed in probate court in a few
days. Leslie M. O'Connor, Lands
secretary, said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-01
Stars 10 Merge
lee FOIlies, Films

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 80 (UP)
"A romance begun seven years
ago al a Winnipeg figure skating
Evening star., 1944-02-18
PROPOSALS,
AUCTION SALES.
fHO6. J. OWEN 81 SON, AUCTIONEERs
435 Southern Building
rRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY CORNER BRICK DWELLING,

TRUSTEES casy SALE Ir1 OF n yALuARLE TWo- 1yc
13a ' STREET NORTHWEST.
BY. virtGe of decree Of the District
Court of the United States for the District
so,747,, we will sen at pube ape{5oni N n
SIXTH DAY OF MARCH, 1914 AT THREE
o CLOCK PM, the following described
land and premises, situate IN the Distrlct
Edmonston, Trustees subdivision known
as Addition to LIE Droit Park, and Of
lots in Square 5, Dobbin Addition TO
WASHINGTON. as per Pauls subdivision, as
surveyor for the District, of Columbia in
Llber County 90 al folio T. Said property
being now known for purposes OF assess
ment and taxation as Lot - in Square
TERMS OF SALE: third Of the
the balance in two equal installments
payable in, one and two years from, the
the the promissory "''n notes Of Of the purchaser,
bearing interest at the rate of six per
centum per annum, payable semiannually,
and secured by deed Of trust on the. prop
erty sold, or all cash, at the option Of
upon acceptance of bid. All conveyancing,
revenue stamps, notary fees and recording
at purchasers cost. Terms OF sale to be
complied with within 30 days from day OF
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
and cost OF defaulting purchaser, after
five days advertisement Of such resale IN
some newspaper published IN Washington,
CHARLES H HOUSTON,
NATHAN LEVIN,
fe11,1S,"5, ,mh3 Trustees.
Evening star., 1944-02-18
SITUATIONS poMESTIC

COOKING and g.h.w.-Will stay at ,nisht.
Middle-aged woman. 933 Liberty st. sw.
GIRL. eoloTed, wants Sat. and Sun. clean
GIRL, neat, coiored, wishes part-tims
morning work. Experienced, CO. 1860.
GIRL, colored, wants lob as waitress, ex-
pe:isnced: Daywork only: Pc: SOIL:
in rooming house. Husband Government
couple; no, cooking, no Sunday, s-hour
day. light housework: $50 week, carfare.
Good reference. Call to 9 pm. only.
WAITRESS or chambermaid, experienced.
wants place in private family: willing TO
stay some nights; salary. S25 . week.
Apply 2515 Georsia ave. NV. 1S'
Box 165-B, Star, 49,
week, Call between and pm Du, 1928. 1923.
WOMEN fs>, eolored, desire nishtwork Of
ong7 say kine aItsr sDu' 1917 after 6;ao' TR.
WOMEN. colored. want 3-day work Mon,
Tues, Thurs; good references. Adsms
WANT MAID WORK except Sunday. Do.
45S3
Evening star., 1944-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

INCOME TAX RETURNS expertly prepared
by tax consultant, q am. 70 8 pm. MA.
334o: Sundays, Georgia 0a9l.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders of the Hyattsville Building Asso-
citation of Hyattsville. Maryland, will be
held in the office OF the association, 1926
Farragut Street, Hyattsville, MARYLAND,
o'clock PM for the election of directors
and for such other business that may
properly come before this meeting. T. H.
Welsh. president,
INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED. :
213o Penna. ave. NV, 2 am to 10
pm. daily and Sunday. Reasonable rates.
.5'
NOTICE is hereby given to all SHARE
HOLDERS of Capital Stock of the CHEVY
CHASE SAVINGS BANK that. Paul Sleman,
shareholders. agent. has died; A meeting
of all shareholders of said Bank and or
their proxies and fduclaries is called to be
held on Friday, March 18th, l944; at 4
pm. at sol Colorado Building, 14th and
G sts. NV. Washington, D. c., to elect
another shareholders agent and to fix his
bond.
(sened> CLYDE D, GARRETT. male'
Evening star., 1944-02-18
HELP WOMEN.

HELP WOMEN.
al:!.s e1e aad aaSDs s1 E5ss sfS
plea SAINT working conditions. saks. 61o
AssisTAST sSH " IF HousEKEEpER for small
otslu hotel; seeood wages and room, SILVER
sookkEEsIK sxps5eassa
in s.w:- section. State salary expected.
saH B%kEs2 asI-f sAEEsIADY, fEsi woman or sirl to
preferred baltimore Bakery $3.50 Georgia
,e soqsns se9e Salon sodos os 5s
I..t ssAtaIsI4ss Iss ssnnssiGn csi VIII
BEAUfiCIANsmdood operator or wanted;
salaries. Apply Fred the Hair stylist, al
shAHHTY s22f ks Steady st POSITION
salary sahI and CON- d1Tnttoowyn location and
sSoa hGpr s s45 week and COM
goTkins Conditions for good operator.
Deverne Hair stylist, 1850 Columbia I'd.
Be- BfAuF9 AP' 6SfffEfkAroR, Sffffk $3.50 week and
commission; good hours sna gorking con;
Beauty oPERAToRs t2,, all-around, $40
week and 4ore commission. Jills, Inc,
s2xufY s211 fS''" oPERAffoRs, steady positions.
one Appg sa
SfXuFHa SFnRAr61Rs 1 4h or s. who would
like Groom, kitchen and bath apt; plus
san CO sei s7s4 v,s weekdsys iGnmih9 Iiias
zSl1 sEAuT7 F4'o orEkA4eR, Fl ac .areund for high
commission Cali MI 1s4o. duilbo. 1872
seAufY sG!s II n'S 'SSrrnAroR-zxoell.ns salary
sE siyo opERArSR Ssnn ass De s$a
neens Bsass ssop ioas
saauTY iSsa H q holTPERAroRs. 2, steady employ
Sss .'sss ssS, SHOP '5s Zoos eaan ses
sS snsr
TsmSssFatIsa; a y @ Write gox s$sb. ssssO'' Star
IS also Deod typ not esesT osr
psrmassnt pretsr person Sn'n ivlns RSs'Gn IN
81 g SCI 70 i worE ass Box e sasB as star ase
nsnt position; good salary. Apply Urdons
ssSSii soSKkEGRER-MAdHfNE tEeR Nj aT OPERATOR with
private Arm. Permanent KNOWLEDGE. Of
hsDu sps not .ss essential RaI
SIA'A SAAAAStAt' ~ wv w osoAs. 1Sa
bao}osk;ksEssefFER-srExoenArHER. ia}1s; ssef expert.
pthsr Hlas ;p psrtinent dn,, information nat %.
eeea & aay '0leTif ea Ab 19r 5sss 5sStsur'nt work
CASHIER, experienced N. G. r. machine;
s Torknr IN oet5sd iass
Old New Orleans Restaurant, 1914 Conn,
eEW e1EWaMurpM.,D ,u.,rprsr
gguesthouse; room and meals good salary
efHYnt s Nurse ihes 18th exper.Sced St settled
10y g sssry s1ye Must Gu NAV. have sad
references and health card. Live in. Phone
CLERICAL ASSISTANT, high school srad-
in local private commercial college: hours
siasfss to SA AG 9s s.eResn eaees
CLERK 70 assist food controller; good SAL
ditiops Apply 01i s1liditor's ONCE, s Carton ito
eIHkk l9is sns Ii PEI on accounts
ences. Permanent position. Box 1853,
eLERK sial;s.u1 ryPlsT,. z, accurate with nsSSres,
ent sa5o 5H-day week; advancement. Elk.
CLERK.TYPlsT. salary s14e mo-: no 10 ex-
rover Blds.. i1th and Dg' stss s0n% n'W. sYS; po
8 to 4:45 pm. 5-day
wk.. no Sat, work; permanent positions,
school graduates. Apply Monday through
Friday; Room -702, SIG 14th st. NV.
= Equitable Life Insurance Co
positions for dependable women. Gar
COOK. white, for institution in Chevy
Chase area capable also Of ordering and
meals: must live in: salary, $3.50
mo. and full maintenance: references re-
qulred, Box 447.Y. Star.
COUNTER GIRLS and mattresses, good
salary and tips, also meals. Uniforms
sr igtk sna Hsv Yoaff Yaf sv. ORGY
Evening star., 1944-02-18
HELP DOMESTIC.

SHARWoMAN 6 OR MAN, from Or $ am;
3 or hours; no Sundays Apply 1926
SHEAfEF e. ;sB 3, pvt rs; tSo days X
407T.. 2;00-1o;o0 pm. Fri only
hs i'is appy SO einsn'fs prvass
family; live IN; adults. no children.
sS s0ahens heSss mo meals sunssy sss
clean s n, worker. nondrinEsr; vases ssI-sS4
consider dinner cook only, 9 pm. until
stis5 5.teT. dn1sT sny only De- Sor 4sss
sslS@ss q Small sss
COOK and ssneral heuseyorksr. exp: live
ss,c5. ssso,oc5k.3S;IIsIssiAi HousExoSsskkc, Sskc. sxesy,-
SooK. .e,H.w, live in, experienced. must
ts sS5ts sos r' any oR 4s 81 3
dinner Mondsy throush HHs Friday; M saturaay atssy
stssTnoon sesf En- al o4aS aay Sunday on $3.50 per
GENERAL HoUSEwoRKER, live in; pri-
yate room and bath. Sl6 week to start.
GENERA HoUsEwoRk. in apartment.
sp4ins ss fsmy s4en pSnns 5SI or gart time Silver
adults: near Chevy Chase Circle: GOOD
wages. Days OF to be arranged. WI,
GENERAL HousEwoaK. live in preferred
Refers References; G.u 2 Gays says no Sunday. Good
GENERAL MAID for = in apt. must be
Sork SysT 80 no snndsy nnd sssS @ Tesa eoSs Sunday
6R1 6 ia'@i Via small apt child salary open.
G:H,W. and cook, fond of children: Bendix
KS Ve Or s4sy s3@e 81 ns; nx Call
I:Ss ssrs shafsn SIS And sas
G.H:w., experienced with children. health
esTd' SaT rso,; to 3; sl9 and carfare. Alexandria.
GIRL for s:h.w., live in or out: new small
aae@e ases fsSsHhas mea5 oE 0nS ''01s front
ss!S s sSssSs ss isss::sassd sss .s2s
eae:I Sa5 e svuaay wSEk in & rss ehreb chureh s daily
H9TsEKELpER HISI twhte1 settled live IN;
pleasant !,s suTIoyndinss: wi. 1898.
ri City wae shdTsa so: ryy gsp
HOUsEkEEPER (white,, middle ased' I'1t; to
manage home; no laundry Sundays Oh:
liye in; upstairs room; good salary. NO.
HOUSEKEEPER. white; 6-room house: EN-.
ployed couple; care of children; live in
or out. WI. 1872.
HOUSEKEEPER, good cook, live in, new
home, warm: available about Feb. 81 for
adult patient; MINIMUM care; SIS per
HOUsEKEEPER, white, to manage small
s-roon home for employed couple / school,
ary. Sundays on Cali WO. 2SOs after e
pm, all day Sunday
KITCHEN HELPER, colored; good hours.
MAID. general housework. part time: other
help employed. GE 6499.
Evening star., 1944-02-18
HELP MEN & WOMEN.


BOOkkEEPER. man or woman, with bill
Ing experience; salary, $40 to $50 per wk.
Phone D1. 1898, before 10 am.
BOOKKEEPER wanted. male or female. ex-
perienced, capable OF keeping complete set
Of books. Excellent salary with organiza-
tion of 40 years in business. Write i'm
mediately to Box 15S-B, Star, outlining
qualifications
MAN AND WIFE, colored or white. work
200-acre farm, care OF house; . in family
and caretaker: salary, room and board,
permanent position; farming exper. nee
essary Box 463-Y, Star
MARRIED COUPLE, white or colored as
jsnitor and second cook for institution In
bined salary, $50 mo. iuli maintenance;
references required. Call Mrs. Krause,
REIOUCHERs for PHOTOGRAPHIC studio,
rI,l must BE- experienced; full or part time.
Goldcraft Portraits. 1l6 18th st. NV.
STOCK CLERKS AND DRIVERS. Daniel
LovShran Z! @ Co, Inc, 402 lth st. s,w,
WANTED AT ONCE, 3 cooks, one first chef,
dishwashers, . bartenders, 3 bus boys, 3
kitchen sirls, ] oyster shucker. is wait
resses, checkers > cashiers Apply the
LynnhaVen, Fo1 PeDla
Evening star., 1944-02-18
WOMEN FOR
STORE CASHIERS.
FOR sTORE CLERKS.

FOR STORE CLERKS.
-FoR OFFICE WORK.
REGULAR HOURS. GOOD PAY. STEADY
DAILY, 10 AM TO PM, EXCEPT SAT.
MR.. GEMMILL. GIANT FOOD DEPART
MENT STORES. S45 BLADENSBURG
RID. NE. VIRGINIA APPLICANTS MAY
APPLY TO MANAGER. 1850 WILSON
Evening star., 1944-02-18
YOUNG WOMEN.

Capital Transit Company needs several
young women to assist with general ONCE
work, six-day, 43-hour week, with Satur-
day, afternoon free; automatic increases,
paid vacations, free transportation. pleas
ant working conditions and excellent op-
portunity for Advancement.
Clerk. aigh school graduate, under 2o
years OF age, for general once work, no
experience necessary, about S105 per
month to start.
Typist-Hish school graduate, under 80
years Of age. must be neat and accurate;
extreme speed nonessential; Slo5-Sl3o per
month to start, depending upon quail
hcations.
Statistical Clerk-Collese graduate, un-
der 35 years OF age. with mathematics
training for statistical work of a pon-
accounting nature; about S145 per month
to start.
stenosrapher-Under 35 years Of age
S150-Sl65 per. month to start, depending
upon qualifications.
Comptometer Operators - Experienced.
for work in payroll department; S130-S145
to start
Apply in person to Miss Helm Personnel
Department. Room 300, Capital Transit
Co.. seth and Prospect ave. NV, George
town: Take Route No. 20, Cabin John
Evening star., 1944-02-18
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY leaving for Tennessee desires woman
companion Phone Sligo 1926.
share expenses. help drive; around FsE
25. Oliver A559.
Evening star., 1944-02-18
SITUATIONS MEN.

Bo0KKEEPER, desires part-time work
returns therefrom Box 1873, Star.
BUTLER, trained in England, available for
private service from O'Clock each eve.
ming. Call OR. 59ls Is.
EXECUTIVE. EXPERIENCED. 81 years
manasement responsibilities banking. in
surance and mortsase loan businesses.
Broad contacts Federal Government Past
10 years devoted to Congressional and
Federal affairs. Legal training. Married.
Desires Washington representation Of
TRACE association or commercial interests.
Address Box 2l3-B. Star.
EXPERIENCED graduate aeronautical and
mechanical engineer. with Journalistic
tslent, L e.. desires spare-time work Box 20
MAN, white, honest. sober. active handy
any kind work, available; some business
exp e ( !, r refs Box lib, Star Is.
99TT csn.Tact' s6ln Have tools for all Jobs cau
PHARMACIST, registered D. C. and Va;
RESTAURANT MANAGER or supervisor,
AZ, college graduate, American. successful
all-around experience. desires position,
este blishet business Box l34 B. Star. :
STEWARD, 25 years hotel and restaurant
experience, seeks to make change. Elk.
SUPERINTENDENT or foreman of gen.
perience in all types Of building, thorouzh
knowledge Of bluepr.nts estimating and
organizing men and work; best local and
out-of-town references as to ability and
character Phone Glebe 6451. 21'
Evening star., 1944-02-18
seth and Prospect Ave. \
GeOro etnun
GEORGETOWN.
ASSISTANT
SALES MANAGER

For local once of national corporation
performing highly essential and nation
ally recognized service to restaurants and
hotels. To qualify, applicant must be .
high class energetic, proven sales closer
fully capable Of assuming responsibilities
for sales to important accounts in the
field Permanent. good future. substan-
tia' salary and commissions. Phone MA.