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Evening star., 1945-10-15
Howard Mitchell
Wins Ovation in
Cello Program
By ELENA De SAYN.


Howard Mitchell, first cellist OF
the National Symphony Orchestra,
scored another artistic success last
night at the National Gallery Of
Art by his authoritative presenta-
ton of some high lights of cello lit
erature.
Endowed with a sensitive bow
arm, ever obedient to his musical
impulses and cultivated taste, Mr..
Mitchell we'll earned the ovation
which followed each number on his
program which he shared with his
able copartner at the piano, Sol
Sax.
The cellist opened with Porpora's
Concerto in q Major" which he
splayed in a grand manner with q
broad cantabile tone, dignity and
poise. Contrasting classic simplicity
with galaxy of tone color and in
Vulnerable effects in Shostakovich,s
Sonata op. 49," Mr.. Mitchell sue
ceeded in making its involved con-
tents intelligible. Considered to be
one Of the best compositions from
the pen of Shostakovich, the sonata
had decided message, which found
expression in the declamatory style
and wealth of ideas which flowed
naturally and unconstrained from
the artists bow.
Equally interesting were the four
ingratiating pieces from "Pequena
Suite" by Villa-Lobos "Fugato-Alr
Antiga," "Legendaria, "Melodie"
and "Gavotte-Scherzo" and Tschai-
kovsky's brilliant "Pezzo Capric-
cioso," as well as the presentation
OF Beethoven's Seven Variations"
on theme from Mozart's Magic
Flute" given forth by Mr.. Mitchell
with skill and authority.
Pianist Prizes Gives
Recital at Phillips.
The appearance Of Theodore
Prizes in a piano recital at the Phil
lips Gallery yesterday afternoon
drew an unusually large audience
which by far exceeded the capacity
OF the auditorium and its adjoining
rooms.
The youthful pianist possesses al
ready dexterity which Is the GOAL
OF many an aspiring virtuoso. His
runs, trills and turns have a fresh
ness and spontaneity which is a
heritage OF a musical nature. Yet
the lightness and fiuency of his
touch seem to belong more to the
harpsichord than to the piano and
strongly suggested that instrument
IN his delivery of Scarlatti's sonatas
No. 263, TO and 395, and the familiar
ALA Turca" movement from Mo-
zart's Sonata in A Major, K 300i,"
which he played exceptionally well.
| With an overdose of sameness In
the type of selections, which, in ad-
dition to the Scarlatti compositions
included two sonatas by Mozart, one
in "A minor K 300d," the other in
"A major, K 300i" and Beethoyen's
Sonata op. 27 No. g." Mr.. Prizes had
little opportunity to differentiate
between the styles. With tendency
to exaggerate speed, the pianist
overlooked many an opportunity for
a correct balance. The Moussorgsky
Bauer Pictures at an Exhibition
closed the recital.
Evening star., 1945-10-15

ships still rated as operational.
These combat ships run mostly to
the little destroyer escort and NINE
sweeper class, except for the old
aircraft carrier Hosto, capable of
carrying up to 5000 passengers,
compared with the few hundred of
other type vessels.
American Navy LISTS are being
used to convey Japanese from Korea
and China when they are faced
with an empty hold on the return
run to Japan after hauling coal and
other necessities to Korea.
Only few thousand Japanese
GI's, however, have been brought
back to Japan to date and at the
present rate of progress Navy officers
estimate it will take until 1949 to
get them all back. They say that
they have made no plans as yet to
return Japanese nationals from the
United States and Canada prob
Evening star., 1945-10-15
$4,000 Jap Troops
To Be Repafriated
with Help Of Navy
BY WILLIAM McGAFFIN,

ny WALLlAM MCOAr r. In,
Foreisn Correspondent for The Star and
the Chicago Daily News.
TOKYO, Oct. 15.-The American
Navy has taken over the job of
supervising the repatriation of an
estimated $4,000 japanese soldiers
scattered across the Pacific all the
way from Wake Island to China.
The repatriation is being handled
by a Japanese f1eet-five hospital
ships and about half of the 100
remaining Japanese navy combat
Evening star., 1945-10-15
Landlord Is Picketed
By HeotIess Tenants
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press,
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 15.-Wav-
ing "We Want Heat" placards, IL
tenants yesterday picketed the home
of their landlord for two hours be-
cause they said he had failed to
supply their apartments with heat.
The picket line was withdrawn
when the landlord explained the
heatiess days we're caused by delay
in receipt of CRATES for the furnace.
Evening star., 1945-10-15

lem known to be under study at /
Gen. MacArthurs headquarters--
but 1t is reliably estimated that at |
least six months will elapse before
their repatriation can begin.
{Copyright, 1945) /
Evening star., 1945-10-15
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

CreomuIsion relieves promptly be-
cause 1t goes right to the seat OF the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, Inc
damed bronchial mucous mem.
.branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
q bottle of Creomulsion with the I'm.
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
.CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds. Bronchitis
Evening star., 1945-09-24
Battleship Pennsylvania
Wins Navy Unit Award

The battleship Pennsylvania is
the first battleship to win the Navy
Unit commendation for "an illus
tr1ous combat record the Navy
has announced.
The commentator covered the
period from May, 1943, through
February, 1945. She was COM
manded by Capt. w. A. Corn of
Washington and Annapolis, Md,
from Attu through the Marshalls,
and by Commodore (then captain)
c. F. Martin of Blackville, S. c..
from the Mariannas through the
Philippines.
The Navy said the Pennsylvania
was the only battleship which didn't
miss single amphibious opera
ton during the period for which
she was commended. The ship sup
ported ground troops and partici-
pated in pre-invasion lombard
ments and fire support in 13 Pa
clflc amphibious landings.
Evening star., 1945-09-24
Army Jeep Detector
Used 10 Clear Mine
Fields in Europe

The Army's "now-it can be- told
department" revealed today that a
mine detector mounted on a jeep
was perfected before the end of
the European phase of the war and
is still being used to clear mine
fields.
When the detector, which is
mounted on a boom extending 7
feet in front of the jeep, detects a
mine it automatically throws out
the clutch and applies the brakes,
instantly stopping the jeep.
The sudden cessation of hostil-
tiles in the Pacific, the Army said,
prevented its use in combat there.
However, it was added, it probably
would be used to clear mine fields
left after the Japanese surrender.
The detector, developed by Army
engineers, covers path feet wide
and can detect an 8-inch diameter
mine buried 6 inches deep in rea-
sonably level ground. Power for
the equipment is furnished by the
battery of the jeep.
The automatic stop mechanism
which disengages the jeep's clutch
and puts on the brakes is mounted
under the jeep and is cooked manu.
ally after each stop"
vehicles equipped with the detec-
tor normally operate in groups at
about 4 miles per hour and are
driven so that each detector over
laps the path of the one ahead
about 4 feet. The jeeps stay about
100 feet apart.
Each jeep is manned by three
men. The driver operates the de-
tector set; another man with a
hand detector follows up the find
1ngs Of the set mounted on the jeep.
while third man marks or removes
the mines and, where necessary,
investigates by prodding suspected
locations
Evening star., 1945-09-24
Mrs. Rohde Proposed
For World Assembly

Ey the Associated Press
ORLANDO, Fla, Sept. 24.-The
Florida Federation of Business and
Professional Women's Clubs has
asked President Truman and Sec
retary of State Byrnes to name Mrs.
Ruth Rohde as one of the five Amer
lean representatives on the United
Nations Assembly.
A resolution adopted at the Fed
eration's semiannual board meeting
here said the broad experience of
Mrs. Rohde, former Florida member
of Congress and American Minister
to Denmark. qualities her to be a
member of policy-making groups.
Evening star., 1945-08-24
PERSONAL.

GIRLS COAT (any other clothing] wanted
for tall, "weedy" child OF IL or 16 years;
go, through your closets, chests and ,sttic:
winter H RE. oS7s. 0 S'' ~ ''''' s'
SLIP COVERS .expertly tailored, satisfac-
shampooed in your own home DI. O12c.
nihator' cali RA s62s; So "ed each Treatment. a
HoNi PHoNE SHEPHERD eeA's $3.50, ask for Miss
Wright II you are in need Of loan up TO
MODERN MOD RI 'Ip pREssMaKiNG STUDIO, for
eeappsd tor prompt service; Dresses;
5itsTs tons: mode5sts prices. LEA ENoEE.
sLIP Gowns 8, S R99p con 60 6ssd Elk s5.sia ss93
tom ade draperies. bedspreads DAIG-
CAMP MoNTRosE has two vacancies for
SPsIiE SHss SEy sTAETY SE t.,
start classes September 10th Beauty
sntsed contrast for 81 weeks after sI9du-
WANTED-In Takoma Park. Md, alonr
o%e for aEed mosher sT not an m
valid capable Of caring fol. personal needs;
tray service; desire large front room con-
os e 6ah FoGa snd ss sro
WILL SOME FAMILY with cottage at sea-
shore accept fine 16-year-old girl as pay
ing guest? Good swimmer; chief REQUIRE
ments, chaperonage and companionship OF
other youngsters; l to weeks desired.
EN- fMPIoYf1 tol'i MOTHER seeking refined Dr,-
vate home, oil. resistered boarding home, ,for
gentle girl of D. location requested within
short car or bus ride of 18th and K.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
lish, self-conhdence, freedom from self
consciousness. French conversation, publ:
wave, Soc NE 777s' MxBELLE HON
OUR SCHOOL. 1910 N. Y ave.
WANTED hours instruction daily IN
English. B. DI FRANCO, 736 sth st. NV.
WOMAN with nursing experience wanted
for night duty 20 care for elderly sentle-
man EN- 00SS
Evening star., 1945-08-24
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. available reg weekly
monthly basis: genl. records, taxes. finan-
cial reports: expert Adams o722. 90
ACCoUNTANT-Book started and kept,
weekly s1on monthly basis financial reports'
ACCOUNTANT, expert available for both
small or large businesses. Books opened,
monthly statements. taxes. etc. Reason
able rates. Box 1901, Star. 30"
ACCOUNTANT-Young man, 20 and ac-
counting school graduate with a limited
bookkeeping experience. and whose. obses--
accept offers for employment which will
ATToRNEY, member of D. c. Bar, desires
connections with D. c. law frm, taxation
preferred; Box 112-J Star. "a
BOOkKEEPER. double entry: capable tax
FY ng charge faaF of books and office manager. na.
FAINTER, servlceman wants evening and
sunday painting. 6 years experience. A.
COOK, Sp. 3/c, FIR. 1400. Ext. 517. days.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE, experienced; !;
veteran desires hish-class connec. sellins
SECRETARY. correspondent, supervisor and
ofhce assistant, possessing pleasing per-
sonality and native ability. with IL years
excellent experience: $50 wkly> RE. n543.
VETERAN. middle-ased, would like butcher
position In institution or school, , Box
YoGSG tHjs s's[ MAN would like secretariai r. Job
with refined person: prefer to live in home
free to travel. Call MR.. DAY. RE. 57l1,
dener regular Job; b Best references. references J.. F.
MOORE, 3105 3Sth st. NV 25s
Evening star., 1945-08-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER-ACCOUNTANT. administra-
tive assistant; college education; broad ex-
perience; assume full responsibility: salary
open: Bog 3l5-G, Star. go.
DRESSMAKING, designing, remodeling, al
ise5aasions,; reasonable MISS BERT, 1880
ENGI1sa tayshE III ms iNsrkTcfoR. kfs n @s a. PHI D.
experienced: desires position in college.
MAID, coiored. in beauty shop or doctors
of1ce; $25. Call after 4, Ii. 5267,
Sss sss shas fSsss'sssnsssis Of sss,'
excellent b. G. ref. will consider 1s-hr.
RESI- se 4sssAN ss s Sf iS ed scr q social
sciences; college graduate with excellent
academic record; knowledge of French and
sganish; S2.loo. Box 1861. Star. 25'
youIns lady, exp steno, severs! years, sx, y
monthly: available Immediately. Box
sEEecREifAfRtY, EelsEifft experienced, for immediate
employment: young, responsible. best ref
SECRETARY desires permanent position;
IL years experience with executives. high
proficiency in shorthand and typing, ca
pable of writing own correspondence and
assuming responsibility for maintenance
Of once records: exceptional telephone
voice. pleasant personality. attractive ap-
pearance. Please write description of
business and position offered to Box
sECRETxRiAL POSITION wanted BY re-
nned young lady, college. training. 8 years
experience; qualified to handle position of
responsibility: references: new permanent
resident Of Wash. Tel M s7l5. 25s
Evening star., 1945-08-24
HELP WOMEN,

high school graduates preferred: perma.
asRs san,syment sRs a9s *
a6STsTMaNT SsHs aG Syd MANAGER, II GER .xperi.need
Reacetime permanent position. Apply Mr
Burns, WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 2621
ADyEkTfsING FASHION ARTIST, b-da,
details; Boy 152-E, Star. '
AaLIlERAIIoNS. aLIlE coat suit and Dress hands
ALTERATION HANDS for coats, suits ano
dresses; daylight air-conditioned work.
room; year-around permanent positions;
zITfHaTfos HAzas so Hlsb iRt s4sssss coat. and
1a Ihbosa sRos aesshi iaSS foR SR
AtRIiST-Practiced AZ in flrst-class LETTERING
Typography helpful. This is a permanent
position for the one who qualities. Hour,
regular: Working conditions excelient
Giass t;al q work interesting. Income sUbstan
GEORGE LOHR STuDIos.
AhIiSI.Experienced commercial artist t,
handle still life drawings. designs, small
mstsr;si iussr;S1We S spots and assembly of graphic
reproduction. Position permanent witt
regular hours and pleasant working con
9itions: substantial income Call Nstions
s97I s97S,, Ior appointment. GEORGE LoHF
ARTIST AssIsTANT-Young. intelligent
BEGINNER. One interested in learning ar
and ,photographA studio routine unde
practical working conditions. Duties mis-
csaaneous @ ana interesting. Some expert
opportunity to develop a talent and learl
. trade. Call National 1870 for appoint
ment GEORGE LoHR STUDIOS.
Evening star., 1945-08-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

IF YOU WANT store. garage, tourist
s39s or oHS t5E 81 Hill L tesfa 18th
HoMs Ss NJ 5f M 4ex Co Va TE s54
ventory price. 98s Rhode Island ave. ne.
sELF-sERvIcE DGs. fine NV. location.
lures clean. complete stock beer lie; long
| term lease. 500 month. real opportunity
At sl25oo; IL ineluding stock: reas, terms.
WANTED-Self-s service grocery store doins
$4,000 or more wkly. Will pay fair price.
Give full particulars in reply. No brokers.
DEs1RoGis OF OBTAINING good retail
iag9r ao6 store; have substantial cash up to
GROCERY STORE, beer and wine. colored
trade. Lying quarters, Doing good busi-
WI isn dye so Illness Inquire ME
VACANT STORE with grocery MIXTURES;
also living quarters: will rent reasonable:
Se5.OOO available to good business PROPOSE
Itsnd inyyesslgation: Box 4ie-E: star:
Gs ifs1or; - deal 6eE COUPLE $4,000; hait
sRCoNb nF TRRsf N6fE EN- paysb sbS SEQ
good @ investment. Mr.. KUsHNER,. UsSaS, EN-.
CoLoRED-RooMNG HOUSE. ss rooms.
all Allied LED good ine9ms e% Sc business and prop
sAcRfF1eE: going @ s gift snd' and card shop in
NV, NV SECTION; owner must leave city, . Box
REST iURANr. fully equipped: corner 18th
and Hal H sts. ny: Chance to make cleanup.
RooMiNG HHoUsE-Exceptional opportu.
town; long building lease if desired
CURED. =. Full info. from owner. Box
Direct FROM owNER-Leavins town;
completely equipped transient house. No
conn sRs best A sss
the business and my good win, sa7 800;
WNER SSSe as9n Box 5sE star no brokers Write
HAND LAUNDRY, dry cleaning: wholesale.
eHes Sub soap ea5b eSk a' s
PARTY wfTH cAPIrAL would ike to uE: puT.
chase ehildren's wsaE ladies' rsady:to-
bGa sEAbY4 4F ssfE sosffEERAropsHer.
little cap ante pnsesss neeasd for yGS
sos9sd s0Sss Drsk sndns I'd stle.Gs4 sS
trance and display window. owner Is in
0rak make a1sspops eIms a5s IL q tbe eosG9 sS
sSn'asi aYRr Y 2nef MEAbos Es1s s5 ess
To o'9 BE yf 6EM6BILfzEbM1ntereste in pur.
chasing partnership in small peacetime
sstrnctursl and d misSellansoIs iron works
training and Experience. Box Ss-J ss sssr
CHICKEN FARM consisting of 4 brooder
ssoVss watereTs FEEDERS 1eo ehisfens
l month to ready to lay: greenhouse COM
plete with large beating plant, 1000 flower
corn potatoes. tomstoes Proye " trees snd
STsss Wsss sss and water 10 sS from
SSS; q + ssSS; Box 1851. Star, ss:
room and service ,garage in new building
county buiding 70 Se modern stIea@
franchise viii do .weil % to Contact N me FOR Tor
Mrfe terms I'm fSnses
iNysNToRsP You have eN ss ssisSle siaE ar
ticle developed that we can manufacture
in our maehine shop we would like to talk
WANTED iMMEDIATELY Small busi-
nesses such as gift shops, hotel cisar
Please eaii HARRY 1. FRIEDMAN. broker.
DRY CLEANING, LAUNDRY. alterations
and notions: doing good business: good
location; reasonable rent; reason for SELL
REPuBLIc iIssIThis Additional phone
DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY STORE
ba.sss: btss ssss: soSWsEsfEs faso S ss7S per
PAWNBRoKER'S EXCHANGE, with new
and used ladies'. and mems clothing;
$sS, ,o00, good WILL stock and fixtures.
Dry SiH "; 6LssNiNe sgssNsliiNe AGENCY. In silver
Spring, Nd. $3.50. plus dry cleaning %
hand. sH. 555s after $50 pm. 2Ss
Evening star., 1945-08-24
HELP MEN tceae. ]

6EkY NdEN tCo1f.y
sssSsa .,:s g s.js s5sa
IS5N s2s ssDerisnssa sSa 4 SndSa dis.
zSPlS SsS1s RSVS gfcs; sth eor THE
YOUNG MAN for rental department OF
large real estate ONCE; excellent oppor-
tunity for permanent man: experience pre-
hours. Phone MR. MARsHkII. ALL 81. 81 $3.50 go
YOUNG NAN as general all-around helper
a,l IN Laundry plant; we're looking for a
nent work with plenty Of opportunity for
FaTsen. VEST Np HuNba HStsa IS h1 Mr.
Young MAN WANTED for pickup work
ahS. aEound town tt and to help in sarage; slight
ATffNrIotN ION lSRGi ARG1NeroNrANs. Expert.
enced shoe salesmen. preferably ex-
toms finest shoe stores permanent posi-.
llon, good salary: pleasant working con.
sHoE sroRPs s6 Nj wiSon S1Sd iIsIH HAmN
oPPoRTuN1rY oSPPPiogai for young man to learn
siestronies, while employed as stockmar
CAPITOL RADIO ENG. MsT., 1924 ietf
xIRLiNE has several openings for ramr
service service. boys who are interested in a per:
ase Hansss ssaSs Ko and r. PENN
sYLvANIA. CENTRAL AIRLINES, Wash.
1ngrtSn tprSnv NATIONAL airport,
and mseeresds eee Sh9 iob esT
III 1. so sps So
JOB. good wages aakn and oSerlm
py hS1h bEMoeR esan sSgn
list and sell property in nearby feaen Ma. foi oi
for right men: Must have excellent refer.
enCn sebSes. u uE2perlense unnecessary. Call UN
AGToMobifGS AHSi M5 ihGSefsi fSsioMrANY needs young
nan mar to learn earn the auto parts business;
manent. connection with the largest @ Ford For
Seqf dealer dvdr in the East; We pay time and .
MOTORS. 9TH and New York 'a, ave l NV. nWAN
ADVERTISING AGENCY-High school boy
iin,, tor pdaTt.tlme, da1 interesting work. produc
ARCADE PONTIAC ofHpiis - CO., soo WASHINGTON,
lbsEgest bsD Afa psnss DEALER needs III tooSn
%. front-end machine man ID, service
sshsin salesman q, lubrication men t2), re.
capping Ii1 machine tire man %, car wash
can qualify see Mr.. Poats. our m 'se serSic, vic.
manager, at once; World War II veteran!
please apply. ARCADE PONTIAC CO
1887 Irving ST. NV. Adams $500. Wash
s1fVER ssnff1Sns sa5Fess sPEINc PONTIAC dealer;
ase S sst 1as ahead Hppy in 5eessea seIsed
Sfsi1 SffsHboaaooB5 s5 SS5 HsaP circulation York
man who wants to get ahead: car required
permanent; ages 21 -45. Apply In person
$50 to 7:30 pm. to MR. RICE or MR.
EARRTNER, 2443 1sth st: NV. 25s
fRUir i1cod and vegetable dept. both expert.
program makes this position have a def.
mite postwar future: no age limit MA.
$3.50. See Mr. wilson. ''' ave- III
NATIONAL FILM distributor needs assist.
ant ant shipping rIi clerk in film dent: perma-
mn R FL P1cTuR T5sEg Ee cok 'a5R 81
WE OFFER a real opportunity to expe-
rienced man qualified to manage a food
market catering to the better trade. The
man we want must have very broad
BACKGROUND in buying and merchandising
ana must have pleasing personality. Re-
Sponsibllities are great but the financial
arrangement will be commensurate. Box
PERMASENr JOBS available for painters
porters, carpenters. boiler cleaners. handy
men, mechanics. lawn laborers Call Mr.
HlS!e: Oh. 5000 Apply BUCKINGHAM
COMMUNITIES. 313 N. Glebe rd.. Arling-
HELPER for brake shoe shop. no expert
ERN DISTRIBUTORS, INC, 3276 NJ St
Evening star., 1945-08-24
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

eoLoREp wfpoW with child desires
sleep-in job; refer. expsr;; child no him
GIRL, colored, with a school child. well
trained, desires position, bachelor pre-
ferred. NO. 3317.
elor apartment; experienced. Call co.
MAID, colored, desires morning work: ref.
erence d. S49S.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER want work.
maid, nurse; stay in. 1923 Sth st. NV;
NURSEMAID, white, middle aged: care OF
infant; experienced; S25 per week, live
in. Box 1851. Star. 26'
WOMAN, colored, wants days work: S.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PARENTS, consult US today about your
choois snd unor dosses on
TON SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION, 2O4 Colo-
rado Bldg. RE. 1883;
now forming BEGINNERS and refresher
courses in shorthand. typing, bookkeeping,
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. civil
service courses Est. 20 years; accredited.
Inquire Ma 1898. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888
st. (opp CAPITOL Theaterl
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION, grades 1 to S.;
complete curriculum qualified exper. teach
ers. Convenient transp. Glasses start
Sept. nth. DU 929S.
CONVERSATIONAL ENGLISH LESSONS for
Spanish or Portuguese speaking persons by
cultured American gentleman. EN-. 1861.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

can take one passenger. Call Hobart sl06
bRfyrNG nfsfT Utah 81 August s5, room ,oT y one
PASSENGER. help drive and share expenses.
GIL. 3105. "a
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Aug. 25, returning
DRIVING ST. LOUIS August 2e; 1910
De Soto: take two; share expenses. TIE.
RIDE TO TEXAS, assist in driving and
Sha,Ns h.NT expenses "s SrIRd,4o M 1884 n,cb 26'
cense. will drive car through for trans
portation, share expenses. ME. 0s72. 26s
LADY driving to -Albuaueraue week Of
Aug. 27th in 1910 1-pass. De Soto wishes
passenger to share driving: ref. Tel; SH.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS-Military schools, junior COLI
leges, preparatory schools and many pub
.ic schools; interviews arranged promptly.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 204 Colo
RADIO Bldg, 14th and G sts. NV.
TEACHERS seeking positions should write
or telephone BALTIMORE TEACHERS
AGENCY, 516 N. Charles ST.. Baltimore l,
Md. Salaries, 81 ,500-S5 900.
TEACHER; history-English; prefer grad
salary, $1,000 to $1,000 ADAMS TEACH
ERS AGENCY, 204 Colorado Building,
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HELP WOMEN.

NATIONAL FILM DISTRIBUTOR need.
bookkeeper and typist permanent; start.
Ing salary; $35 per per wk., 3a hrs, per M Mwk
Jersey ave. NV.
HOME and. $50 no. salary provided fol
middle-aged white woman in return fol
acting as companions -housekeeper to z
elderly ladies in small Georgetown house
Call HO. 1927 between 4 and 8.
DOCTORS OFFICE wants graduate nurse
routine office work; 5-day week; state age
and all particulars. Box 330-C, Star.
EARN GOOD MONEY, full or part time
taking orders for 1945 Maisonette frocks
Write Box ALL Star
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SITUATIONS WOMEN (cers.I

WOMAN, young, Govt. employed, viii ex-
change light duties or stay ewes. with chill:
dren for pleasant rm. and bd. In refined
home. HO. 1882 after $50.
taurant and club operation desires posi-
tion where opportunity is Of greater i'm ::
Washington; might consider proposition on
percentage basis. Phone EN- SS52. "a
YOUNG LADY desires permanent secre;
tarial position. majored In COMMERCIAL
Dept. over two years. Decatur 0O77 after