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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07
Eiqh+ Die in Bomber

MARCH FIELD, Cal, May 3
GNS) - Army officials today
opened an inquiry into the crash
OF d bomber yesterday which
took the lives OF all eight crew
members. The plane fell eight
miles from March Field.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07
LEAVING TOWN2 :.
DON'T CARRY MONEY. /:

Official reports and our own ex-
perience confirm that thousands
of war workers are now returning
to their old homes or districts,
and, fortified with savings and
war bonds, are about to achieve
lifetime ambitions by operating
their own small businesses or
farms. Carrying money these
days, with transportation and
accommodations crowded, is more
dangerous than ever, especially
from large industrial centers. So
far al the National Bank Of De-
troit customers are concerned, we
established a special service and
with nine months successful ex-
perience, 1t In operating smoothly
and efficiently. Those who have
used it are most highly pleased.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07
|ArnnyCutDue
After We Day
z Million Reduction
Expected in Year

WASHINGTON, May 5 (INS)
Rep. Walter C. Andrews (R) Of
New York, ranking minority MEM
ber OF the House military affairs
committee, disclosed today that
100. 900 men would probably be
discharged from the army within
SIX months after We Day.
From other sources il was
learned that approximately 2,0O0,-
600 would be discharged the first
year after completion OF the Euro
pean war.
The army is expected 10 be re-
duced from S,700.0O0 To 6,900,000
for the war against Japan, An
drews revealed.
OUTLINES PLANS
In outlining the picture OF what
will happen after We Day. An
drews said:
"Some % to % American di-
visions, approximately $4,000
TO 100000 men. will remain in
Europe to police occupied ter
ritory.
"Of the remaining troops now
In Europe, some viii he sent d.
rect to the Pacific via the SueZ
Canal, but the greater portion
will come TO the United states
for reprOcessing before being
shipped to the Orient.
AT least four to sin months
will elapse before troops are
transferred from Europe To the
Pacific and two to three months
before any large groups of men
return to this country"
The most important personnel,
he added, will be flown TO the Pa
cific and 20 this country by the
Army Air Transport Command.
within four months after
We Day, the transport service
hopes to be carrying $4,000 men
each month to their destina-
tions," he revealed.
DRAFT GOES ON
Men returned to this country
will certainly get some fur
loughs," but whether il will be a
month or less has not been de-
cided, said the congressman.
From other sources it was learned
that the men will probably re-
ceive a months furlough.
Servicemen will be discharged
on the basis Of the army's point
system, which takes into consid-
GRAFTON a mans length OF service,
combat service, marital status,
number Of dependents, etc.
As for draft cuts upon We Day,
There won't be any," declared
Andrews.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07

donia, Tahiti, Dakar in East
Africa and Martinique in the
Caribbean.
Russia has indicated support of
the American position on trustee
ships. but is opposed to the Van
denberg plan of future revision of
prior international decisions" !"
Russia wants no review of the
Polish decisions five years hence
by the new security order.
TWO ISSUES SETTLED
Australia is backing the United
States solidly on the Pacific
issue. Australia wants American
air, sea and land forces as her
first line of defense. She knows
that British power failed her
against japan.
The Big Four reached unani-
nous decisions, however, on two
big issues:
l. To oppose any change in
the Dumbarton Oaks formula,
which gives each of the Big
Five-U. S., Britain, Russia,
China and France-the right to
veto use of force against an
aggresSor.
2. To oppose any change in
the present plan for II seats
on the all-power security coun-
Gil, five OF which 60 to the
same five powers for eternity.
Egypt proposed increasing the
council to ID seats, so nine
powers could get temporary
seats.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07

The Detroit Times has far moro
nationally famous features than
any ether Detroit newspapsr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-07
OTHER SAFEGUARDS

Almost all of them were blam-
ing Hitler and the Nazi regime
Evening star., 1945-10-21
DIPLOMATS
Continued From Page B-30

the Bolivian residents in the Capital
at luncheon. The only members OF
the lunch party who were not
country men and women of the
hosts were the Ecuadorian Ambas-
sador and Sonora de Plaza.
The Dominican Ambassador and
Sonora de Garcia Godoy have as
their guest at the Embassy their
daughter law, Sonora de Hector
Garcia Godoy, who will remain a
fortnight. The younger Sonora de
Garcia Godoy formerly was Senorita
Matildita Pastoriza, daughter OF
the Dominican Minister to London
and Sonora de Pastoriza. She has
many friends here, where her father
represented his country for some
time as Minister, being transferred
from this Capital to London.
The Canadian Ambassador, Mr.
l.. B. Pearson, joined Mrs. Pearson
for the week end and will return
to Ottawa tomorrow to resume his
work as delegate to the confer
ence now being held there.
The new Military Attache of the
Greek Embassy, Col. Anthropoulos
has arrived in Washington and as
sumed his duties here. He was ac-
companied by Nine Anthropoulos
and their daughter, Miss Jeannette
Anthropoulos and are staying al
the Fairfax until they find suitable
quarters.
Senorita Anita Ramirez, Attache
of the Panamanian Embassy, has
returned after two months leave
in her homeland. During her stay
there she was entertained by the
President and Sonora de Jimenez
who were in Washington until the
Presidents election. He was Ambas-
sador at Washington for some time
and was succeeded by the present
Ambassador, DR.. Don J. E. VAL
larino.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

Arthur H. vandenbcrg. Mrs. Carl
A. Henning, Mrs. william A. Nor
gan, Judge Annabelle Matthews,
Mrs. Harold L. LIE Roy. Mrs. Albert
B. Mccartney, Mrs. James Parker
w. West and Miss Jean Hurd, niece
of the hosts.
Mrs. Frank Morrison, who, with
Mr.. Morrison came from Detroit for
the party, was among others assist
ing.
Evening star., 1945-10-21
A nnuaI Basaar

The annual bazaar of st. Georges
Church, in Arlington, will be held
Thursday and Friday evenings, be-
ginning at o'clock with plate sup
per. The bazaar will be directed by
the Women's Auxiliary, the Lay
mans League and the Young
Peoples Fellowship will offer a
large variety of articles for sale
The booths will include aprons, food
infants clothing, fancy work, white
elephants, toys, Christmas cards
jellies, jams and grab bags. Pro-
ceeds of the event will go to pur-
chase land for a new church build
ing.
Evening star., 1945-10-21
NeW Justice
Continued From Page B-3)

some time. Others who took their
turns at the prettily appointed table
were Mrs. Stanley F. Reed, Mrs.
Robert H. Jackson, and Mrs. Will
liam o. Douglas, wives of other
members of the Highest Tribunal.
Mrs. Robert A. Taft, wife of the
senior Senator from Ohio, was at
the tea table for a time and others
who took their turns were Mrs
Evening star., 1945-10-21

MRS, DAVIS.
Formerly Miss ViUian Lorella
HaWkins, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ha,0kins, her
marriage to Mr.. Robert Brit
ton DaUis took place recently
in the Lutheran Church OF
Washington.
Harris & EDing Photo.
Evening star., 1945-02-22
PERSONAL.

HAVE BABY PHOTOGRAPHED at home b.
baby portrait specialist; proofs shown.
a 81 1854 9Sgs eyfnPsi ESpP Mfr fHE ss %
over. Ny new metatarsai pad viii D make
isssE 1siss sfsss! sIss: sss
pssssMxkTnNsG Il ns sTnpfS HA fS4s ee,tr., oess.s
Formerly Of 5th ave. New York. Equipped
sssss A:e sssss :Hsss %ass
Rxk1F Fer Gp y p asssRs is9a sslan.,
Month sr'fs 6st.s .ss4 aso Sns TIN asf pE 5s5s
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared by pub
mepss me sscogRssS Day i1,0 evening aDgsn
Ds " n:SSaiS goaSsos, dentist False anu t..,A
TsoaiIed while YOU wait Room sos.
saosE Mfsssfy sfE saEpHERp S 4ss $3.50 ask for Mis-,
Wr,s''t. II you are in need OF loan up to
$SoS SaN,sn 81 ypnp yp1r sisns;gTs co,sc,o,s.r.s
develop courase and iiiss; gain poiss. learn g
tax nuently and convineinsiy. For srivats
GscIE eETs ehGhs "a pANass Stss vb.r. friend,
meet and strangers feel at home. For In
Iormst.an; phone to pm: no. 3469.
fee; relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart, asthma, rheumatism, arthritis nery.
BUSINESS, piles, colds flu or other ailments.
Also relief for aching, swollen feet. Lady
natutopath, 20 yrs. experience. in charse.
HAVE YOUR TORN, FADED photographs
restored and copied; portraits made from
lures; Eyes. g to 9; NATIONAL REPRO
WILL HELEN REILLY, wife of Albert ].
lbs. formerly of 623 N Murat St, New
Orleans. Louisiana, communicate with P
N, FLANAGAN. attorney at law. 41e
Whitney Bldg. New Orleans, Louisiana
PIANIST, experienced. fine sight-reader:
excellent Technique. available for trio.
orchestra. concert, dance. Box 346-D.
DIR. FREDA R. osTRow, 7ooe Conn. ave,
WI. 2571. Appt. only; hours. 10 to z;
physiothsrapy treatments. S5 each. 25s
dresses, hens, etc. Neat handwork: Cali
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Maydower;
home Phone MA 3639 23.
BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL has several
vacancies in grades 1-o. Art. music. riding.
swimming and all sports. HOWELL ACAD-
EAdN WI 3633
Evening star., 1945-02-22
SITUATIONS woMgh.

BOOKKEEPER. capable, desires part time
entas Complete sssrse sSo e pes
hour. NO. 9063 from to 5 pm. 22s
DkESSMAkING, designing, remodelins, al
terations: reasonable. MISS BERT. 1880
HfRsr tFyiRng St x,n,s n;w Apt Az hInr 2sss
MUSE, hospital training. desires chronic
aasult case; good family: live in. cH.
REFINED LADY, expert typist, love chill.
dren, exp. res. manager, exchange occa-
sional services rent allowance nice apt.
Iespestable place, convenient Corcoran
SECRETARY, well educated, experienced
in public relations. ONCE management and
handling correspondence. Box 439-D. Star.
|sEcRETARIAL POSITION desired. seven
yrs. business experience: S45 weekly min.
hs,s 9E EAEs sftey w. 45s3 22.
msnsns position 81 ss
ence, yrs hospital training: typins and
bookkeeping experience. AT. .O25S.
TYPIST AT HOME, experienced, work
roof read: quantity rates: excellent;
prompt. After 9 pm. FIR. 0032. 26s
middle aged SH. 1883
ATTENTION BUSNESSMEN-n you're
short Of once help. II you need . stenog-
rapher or typist for q halliday. full day
or longer, please call MRS. PERLOFF.
Columbia 1881 during day, Atlantic 2O55
ALI KINDS of stenographic work ana
typine wanted. DI. 5S7O. Ext. COLA. OF
tGE. 2k65.
Evening star., 1945-02-22
HELP MEN end WoMEN lcen.. J

sss.s syeosS - ~ 0svs - n SSsstss
s.1 yS1f naIt s So ss.s 9 81
Or M I % 5 dsSins day: : Of ! iall S-hr. a DAY.
Il e Gessfsr e 8 pl.ny marked ana s0u stse
weeks OF work training ct our headausr-
ters store you can be transferred to the
With Sc periodic xDpy DE shi IN
formation desk, Giant Food Dent Stores.
SAB szS 9lassHs6I.s rd ne. 10 am to pm
sk ~ sssaHhsss SSs aof afi Ass1s
vRY vs H GHus; eao 1917 No olebe rd.' Ariinston'
COUPLE. COOK and butler: private family;
nsafhbs sasry saao @ nssh d VS. VS. sl
COUPLE or single person, white. honest,
to manage small rooming house and
Issn'sRsa sox sss-p, aPs Star 4'h n00r' REFS @!ie
FARMER, wife or daughter to help in
with bath. cleo. garden. etc. Rockville
FARMER, sober, to take full charge Of
room CLERKs. essentia, work; we need
food clerks Immediately; no, previous ex-
perisnce necessary; we will train you
or safeway Employment once. 1S45 4th
Foop caRRRs Is Or oVss: W.
food counters, helping to feed Washington
war workers. Good pay while learning,
uniforms furnished and laundered \ free.
ONCE. a st. ne
MAN-corsage work and arrangement and
EH9an 81 sHo s.s sase 'esR % AVE- ns VIZ
r, 3. x. OPERATOR. experienced. to assist
night auditor: excellent salary. Apply in
person, chief operator, between and g.
D0DGE HOTEL. 20 st; nv,
RETAIL ACCOUNTANTS. Apply personnel
once, End floor. THE HECHT CO., r
SALEsPEOPLE, part or full time, for all
Ing conditions; good pay. Apply at any
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or once, n p
ATTENTION. sALEsMEN. Good opening
with progressive real estate firm; must
have car: Tor interview call RE. 29S0,
JAY REALTY CO., 1925 14th st. NV
THE HECHT CO. requires salespeople. full
or part time. Apply personnel ONCE, End
door THE HECHT CO., r st, at 7th NV.
Evening star., 1945-02-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

JAY REALTY CO., 1926 14th st. NV, vfl
Is open 10 business Washinssen,s birthdaS;
sepss sn cam can RH ind agso sEsDared to handle all
and sss sn
Gas SAs AND Pr sTAIIoN. WITH parking lot.
house sa ssns 81 sstEss lot $50 r0sg'n' ss
o3 Of # Other % 91T s2oup ssv 81
iSsHEs ffas IN @s oDsnn.
Jay kEsIry Co sser isss iats sa. St. M NV ssso'
wa sag is.en gin give ssf All dsss ssa
Sandwich sHoF: soda fountain; NV.
ren soos saes sss
owner retiring. viii sell for less than 1: the
asas eos sss %R Sf ehssD s os
Shoe Shoe REPAIR BUSINESS. good location:
ssh es psone nass
SANDWICH SHOP,
azines. cigars, cigarettes. candy. etc: Ideal
5st IL bnsy s
section: Shown 81 sppt. only. RE, 1850.
iAY HhAsTF Co laaS 18th * nw
20 hDAAoAAID DALAAhhD nAnAOn, ntc
tables, gas unit heater. 1910 Georgia
MODERN RESTAURANT and hotel, sacri-
f1ce price; partners can't agree; rent in
come over $500 per mo. ATLAS BROKER.
AGE CO, woodward Building.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY; beauty shop
doing $4,000 yearly business, on. II st.
ne: willing to sell to desirable tenant:
rent, $50 monthly; terms, $4,000 cash;r
good lease. Call HAROLD J. SCHWARTZ
Re- REAIIx Wo CO. os, ,1a14 H st. ne. FIR. o9.oos
WANTED BY VETERAN, restaurant, beer
FiifLTiMK rsrtner with capital wanted
for established export, engineering and
hrokerage drm; prefer executive type viths
ebility to handle various nelds of en.+
desy9r Please write Box 429-p, star..c
ton; sfoss xsekiy income syerssss 81 1905.
low cost cost: operated 81 only 3 persons;
.ssnt. JAY HszLrY CO. iaas HS'isss 1atS e
BEAUTY sHof0 for sale, . real opportunity q
now doing excellent business, fully
equipped, with all convenfences rent S45c
per mo-. including gas, electric, water and
heat; must sell leaving town; price, 81 ESQ.
including plenty Of supplies. Call am.
FISH MARKET, also cooked seafood topf
take out: weekly receipts S700; good
Drofits: rent. Sf5: Tyr lease; mixed trade
Esy prics only $500 $500, terms Mr.. THEIxri
Evening star., 1945-02-22
HELP WoAAsh.

m0MAN' vsSas,n colored; e % housswcrk Y
RE- Npn9ns %ssr.d s1s p.I.ss: aea 3: .ois ORR
tn an Insurance company once; knowledge
n6s aSrsn s@ 5 App' sls Il fsS e sns
siye restaurant; good wares. good meals.
pm .na Dasf S Feass
Ply afternoons or evenings only. WEAR
MnoHss MosrsSl ~ wAaarb aSth g. r.. a..: s % so 40
perience necessary: also part-time work In
evening for unemployed women: promo
tion opportunities: permanefl. positions.
sso an ,"n to p.m Mon Mon-fri. So $50 = am ITO to
E PoroMAc ] 81 Asce'S1eIk TMekkpHoNaEE 5aE co SslsAAl :
xa 3F .Ia9u ns4
SSrsMRs 4SSs Gs s1sfa saes sTos ssE 1907
YARD GooDs sALEswoMEN. full or part
like to sew and handle fabrics; good start:
..!hly c6 e. oHis snd
YOUNG LADY. Is or over, Myins II, the
shsny and H ss.h M motion s TSt pcus Sus
girl working during the day % earn extra
VILE THIATEE Aysstsyiiis. Nd. .
openings for general laundry helpers. Ap-
ply employment ONCE, 9th door, 9:30-6
daily. 12:30-9 Thursday.
POSITIONS open in radio manufacturing
concern, Accounting clerks, cost account
ants. craftsmen, injection molding ma.
chine operator, material handlers, model
shop. mechanician,. production control SUI
pervisor, radio engineers. radio technictans.
sffTufT sffih F''.. ~ THcPHaoTodY. ccPia $50 cai-
WosobSWARDSn vsss RSnssf = LoTHkof ha Fl has immedi.t.
OPENINGS for full or part time ONCE work
ers, typists. billing machine operators. Ap-
ply employment ONCE, 9th door, 0:30-6
daily. 12:30-9 Thursday
openings for saleswomen, no experience
necessary. Apply at once employment ONCE
9th door, 9:30-6 daily. 12:30-9 Thursday
WOODWARD LOTHROP has immediate
openings for part-time food checkers. Ap.
plZ ly,ls lssmT.nalsoymsnt 2. as SfaSs; 2th noor.
pliers to work in Sc. section of Washington
large financial institution has openings
Tor young women to train for managerial
positions Excellent opportunity for ag-
gressive girls who are interested in a good
income as well as excellent future. Al
modern of1ces, with the finest surround
CITY FINANCE CO. 14Is New York ave
EXCELLENT oPPoRTUNiTY fly for youns @
woman. experienced in selling quality
merchandise. Apply FRANCES E1
FRANCES, 1915 Connecticut ave. NV
Evening star., 1945-02-22
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COIORED HOUSECLEANERS, professional
workers. man and woman; rec sonable rates;
refs; desired: Lincoln 57ss.
housework and cooking. FIR. 40S3,
To q pm
time: city reference CO. 24lO
GIRL. colored, reliable, wants work clean
ing apt, for employed person; references.
MI. o261.
GIRL, coiored. honest. wants work with
employed couple, with or without children;
GIRLS, G I colored (s}. want nEH work after
schnol. ) pm. to s. Call TIA 652s 23s
WOMAN. colored, wants seamstress work,
Call Thursday only after 8 a. m. NO. BOSS.
Evening star., 1945-02-22
RfpAles AND srRvlcfs.

ADDING M1caNEs ana typeVfiteTs r.
nneehinss n = rppsshsssa Ipsuirs aE M, 2sas
ALAkM CLOCxS. watches rerntred, 70
1l4E.. 18th and q sts. NV. 24e =,
AWNN9e ana canvas repair service. Qet
ENOCTxa and don't Gamble. EX. o7o4.
Warning. % ylse and ready. act noNlI
eo0m11nus1 On Ns4t yN0e.y q
Evening star., 1945-02-22
SITUATIONS Mfk.

ACCOUNTING and income tar reports, all
aiss sssnss sne VIA MazIsH ~ IA Sssss.a sa's.
ATTORNEY, 20. veteran, Govt. contract
experience, limited trial exp; minimum,
36, 900; p. 6. Law hrm preferred. Box
aMlRs san1Pi sssr ANn MaNAGEr ,.d,... r..Ss ~.
wear; ~ years. EXP. promoting and man
Agtng personnel. Box 404-D, Star.
COMME1CIAL ART-vetsran, experienced.
and up: york guarantsed: WIN call and
SxECJTTvx.DitkECTon, - years' expers-
ence. hospital dispen9ary, commercial; &C.
Tive: excenent credentials: available now
60N6kAfi.I disch.rFsd veteran viii
ing axpeyfenoe, desirss posttt0n With isrFs
or eroyinf concsxn ess9ring DoetNaE 81:
Evening star., 1945-02-22

LEARN TO FLY. Call oliver 1888. CON-
GRESSIONAL AIRPORT
LEARN 10 FLY-can Spruce osss. HYDE
FIELD. Storage. Clubs forming.
SlLNOGkAPHlC ano secretarlai classes
now forming. BEGINNERS and refresher
courses In shorthand. typing, bookkeeping,
Somptometer. all secretarial ubjects Est.
Y yrs Accredited. INQUIRE row. MA.
Capifn Theater
LEARN ACCOUNTING quickly, en,ciently
and economically: short specialized courses
under 16 CPAs; CPA coaching. Phone
NE. All. Free booklet
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Permanent
positions Operators needed Day and
part-ttme classes MABELLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL l340 N Y ave. ME.
Evening star., 1945-02-22
SITUATIONS MEh Gent,

Books set up, straightened out, complete
regular bookkeeping-tax service for large
and small firms: prompt, reasonable. Suite
$500 "a
WATCHMAN, avaiIsble. reliable Christian
YOUNG YOU NAN. xraduate nShe & civil eng eng. desires
ensineering work. Box 34g-E, Star.
Evening star., 1945-02-22
HELP MEN and woMEN

CHAUFFEUR. colorsd; hours, 70 noon to
8 pm; daily. no sundays. Apply 1908
sti Id Not ana Vie M sSnl. soof
senersI hcusew9rk; live In; must have ref
ssesnqsess ssq .,} =; ~ SSR2. -
Aisht club. ASDEatS0cs. 1z0S r. III. ~. ~
Evening star., 1945-02-22
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERs. clerks receptionists; select po-
srss visit E easTEs haT ursss 9assd sSg s
sEss gAt,dl II : yrsi 1911 st. Ma s111
under 40. mft. rep, $50: stem, temp. S7
to So day: bookkeepers,. full charge, exp.
$50 vk.: technician, med, 5000: laboratory
dental tsn,., hygie9ist perm; $500 mo; French
$175 mo; hundreds OF excellent openings;
lest 27 yrs1. MA. 1888. BoYD's SERv.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has imme-
diate and fall positions available now;
many attractive openings at higher sal.
aries. Visit 204 Colorado Bldg.
Typist, news publication SI36
Bookkeepers. C. p. A. ONCE $50 wk.
Cashier tipping, 5Ia-day wk> S35
Stenographers (6) S45-S5O wk
Unusual openings. GRE. 2s2s) FORD
EMPL. SERVICE, Bond. Bldg. cor. 14th
MOTOR TRAVEL.
LADY, driving to Fort Worth, Tex. i'm
mediately, take three. Phone Alexandria
TS3S. 1os
Evening star., 1945-02-22

All persons to be hired in this
area, must be referred by the local
United States Employment Service
Office, unless the specific aduertise-
nlent indicates otherwise.
Evening star., 1945-02-22
"a District Men Report
For Induction Today

Thirty-four Washington men have
been ordered to report for induction
into the armed forces today. They
are.
Evening star., 1945-02-22

MAID, Motel experience, Tor small guest
mE! a2qse; s11sse good salary no Sunday y. s.rf
MH ssa4S fs,sFfa % ,ss, fss 1ssusy ssu shop
SasSsT sSop MSyfnowsR s Ma asRf1 Aofs Haa
EHs at eaDsrsnesd Ps sss: f. ,u or p.rt tim.
MAssEUsE: light WORK. pleasant SIT sIr.
roundings, good salary. Apply in person
MATRoN. elderly white woman for wash.
ington's finest neighborhood theater. Boz
MILL MiILiNEaY isss; sALEswoMEN. fun or par,
MSrSS sRs 1877 p1d4URE TIFF AEfH TITm rH
zohoam m0sss Week picture no @ n
necessary, paid while learning, $50 pei
In uSap q s0Ra 2Ra1s 81 cosP
924 New - Jersey ave. NV:
FiNcksn FL nssn ot & q aepszasSSs0ility. azsS GAR
OFFICE GIRLS for BRITISH MISSIONS
ana sI,s r,as messsnsers Apnly 11o5 9Th e: nv
Friday. % to 6; Saturday, o to /; exceiieni
opportunities. Hiring ARRANGEMENTS ap
oFTiGE OFFICE MANAGER. BooKKEEPKR. sxpe.
perience, salary. write BNAf BIRTH
oFFiCE NURSE for surgeon. typins bu,
npsl n9 sslhHSEthsnd Gsn DI; 7S77. Ext IT,, POI: .
permanent; well-paying position with con.
genial. pleasant, working conditions. Appi,
D. J. KAUFMAN, INC, 1908 Pa. ave.
PART TIME CAsHIER-Earn S85 or NOR,
per mo. while working 3h hours per day
6-day week; vacation and bonus plan
opportunity for advancement. Hiring ar
ransements approved by VINO. Appl,
an HEtSToR f Ina ans 2l:t alsr,ss 8. nv nxort.r.
: ; 5ss.day J, week Socd salary, s shsnSs e e
PHYsiOTHERAPIsT Tor physicians Of
nee; part time or fun time. Box 272-J
fPsosWvEE MACHINE oPExAroRs to worl
evening shift hours to 1890. Essentia
var contract work. experienced operator
to operate single needle, double needle
button and huttonhoIs machines. also IN
ishers snd examiners, Experienced opera
tors, $40. 40 Der week 70 start. Inexnert
enced and hand dnishers start st 81
week Incentive bonuses VIII pe paid 4
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MOTOR TRAVEL
INSTRUCTION COURSES

LADY, driving to Fort Worth, Tex. i'm.
mediately, take three. Phone Alexsndril
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ECRETARY In ofnce q,

long established pro-
cellent postwar future,
conditions; " day Sat-
IN INSTRUMENT CO.,
Evening star., 1945-02-22

Portable place to work; hours between
pm. and 1:3Q am. Please apply after.
noons 19e or evenings only WEARLEYs. 41s
MES MEssENGER. fs hR white boy, Is years or over
TO work for newspaper; 40-hour week, ad-
and or sc5
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Mofosc9cnE MOI ossHRsKEans R1DEs sEs nx auto company
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Sfsfe oFER svfE FBR BsRprns opsrsser Ms salary
EsoSN DoN HOTEL, sI6 10th st. NV. Ma
NIGHT GUARD, white. check employees in
and out Of building after office hours, {
NIGHT cs MlS sS s.S.sSS MIN M M sss
NfGAT' Man. N'sn colored Re nS for apartment. hous.
board %ass os sd s0Sss seyaor sna able r % operate sE
RfdHT NJ; fHoG MAN. sse week, PIX. switch.
SfaT eisyasors MaN DoisTs Bog lssp Star
10 pm: TO- am; elevator experienc,
HNfisGsHfTTfry NiGHT MAApykR Apply ,o7 1913
food restaurant; excellent salary for rigi1
man. Call Executive 1850. between ans
saSs@IIne. sIsIT SUPERVISOR. With r.ss.ur.n
OFFICE BOYS for BRIfIsH MISSIONS SSDs sas
messengers, Apply 1107 18th st. NV
Friday. to 8; Saturday. 8 to 1. Exceiien
oppor tunities. Hiring arrangements ap
PART-TIME wORK-You can earn S5,
to $100 per month extra and at the sam
time help IN the war effort by learning t,
necessary. We teach you and pay yo,
while learning: training may be takei
pulsory. Need men for part-time Worl
able to report for work weekdays between
am. and 7:30 am. and then work sew
also those able to report between ani
9 Pm. and work at least 8 to hours :
week. Apply weekday mornings, CAPITAL
TRANSIT CO., 36th and Prospect ave. NV.
Georeetown, or THURSDAY eyeninE betweel
1916 = st. NV, next&8oS to willard Hotel
(Htrtns arrangemeu0 apDrove6s3