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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-12
City Salvage
p dnt BoonnS

The city's new salvage plant,
the frst of its kind in the ma
ton, is now producing large guam
titles of vitality needed waste
paper, tin and other materials
from rubbish which heretofore
wound up in the city dump
The plant, which employs 80
workers. is salvaging daily from
city-collected rubbish some ten
tons Of paper, over two tons OF
scrap iron. large quantities OF TN,
brass. glass. rags and aluminium,
all of which finds It's way back
into the war effort.
Carl Warner. head Of the
DPW's division OF sanitation. said
full capacity Of the plant Is the
handling Of 1000 cubic yards Of
rubbish during an eight-hour pc
Rod.
BUILT IN NINE MONTHS
THE plant Is an entirely new
thing In the United States
Warner said. I'VE have found n
number Of bugs which we have
eliminated since operations were
started last month. We are at
half Of capacity now and are
gradually increasing the amount
of rubbish handled"
Located al Orleans and wilkins.
the plant was built in nine months,
mainly with salvage materials,
and at a cost of nearly $500 600.
BY use of a conveyor system,
the rubbish IS first screened and
Valuelcss fines" such as ashes,
are removed. Tin cans are sepa-
rated by means OF a strong mag
net and conveyed 10 a shredder
Wood is separated by hand and
conveyed 10 a "splintering' ma
chine. The other rubbish IS con-
Veyed along a picker line. where
p workers take certain materials
off and drop them into chutes TO
bins.
DISPOSAL OF PRODUCTS
Salvage rags and paper are
baled and stored pending sale to
private concerns at going prices.
The shredded tin is transferred 10
a railroad car for shipment. Glass,
Scra~ iron. bricks go into con-
venient loading bins for eventual
sale
For every FIVE TONS OF this
waste used 10 make the garbage
cOmbustible, the city saves one
ton of coal" Warner said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-12

Order I0c United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Evening star., 1945-10-19
HELP MEN.

home asis esaes Isasesrishfs e learn
s0Pe SoETkr sasI1 s4Ubo ARPbs T. i1S5
YoSNG Man f0 with aie some m.chinist training
work. See Mr.. vernon. 4. p. WooDsoS
POUND. :. Man. & r. rrissce;ntly graduated from
accounting dept. with unlimited posi-
zEIAKnfEd FA IgAKfd wS2kI1a sS 81 6 ssn earn $40 4
500 per month extra BY learning to oper-
ate streetcar or bus; experience not nee.
.s sa may gHs e. Snd aRss ss sa
available; need men for part-time worl
6 am. and 7:30 an. and then work sey'
ss tose ase s Least a
time and at least 3 afternoons or eve.
APL clasf wfss APpls Gov weeasay S anS Srnnss pro.
WANTED NV 9 fThsESMh FiREMEN, colored, with
stoker experience; must be steady, sober
nn5v snd reliable; vacation with pay. SOC hour.
MR.. MERCER, rear Of $500 Porter st. NV,
peatWssn . en- and $50 Pm;
resident Of nearby Sc. or could arranse eoi foi
VILLAGE. Cali Pr $3.50. MR.. BLAKE.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE APARTMENTS-W,
painters: no Saturday afternoons: sooe
houIs and good starting pay. Call FIR
$500. MR.. BLAKE.
lLITHOGRAPHIC offset pressmen and feed
ers for Harris 2-color offset presses, maj
opaquers and camera assistants, by nation
ally known. large commercial printjni
plant in Chicago, located in downtown dis
trict: excellent working conditions; employ,
benefits; opportunities for overtime; stead,
work: possibility OF GI training program
through apprenticeship. Box 216-B, Star
OPENING for. real estate salesman witt
and city property. See Miss Norris, o. B
ZANTZ1NGER CO, 945 K st. NV.
| WANTED--Legal firm or lawyer for c. els
1878 seeking $4,000. Write K B. VAN
zANTE, 405h 9th pl, Manhattan Beach
30 YOU HAVE confidence in yourself, Hds
We can show you how to make SO an
hour flling appointments. Call Ma. 1862
Evening star., 1945-10-19
HELP MEN.

ACCoUNTANT-yirgin firm Of certified
public accountants has opening leading tc
branch manager for qualified senior ac.
countant. Future dependent on capacit,
for development. Furnish full persona
details, including education. experience and
salary requirement prior to interview. Boz
AMBITIOUs YOUNG MAN to learn print
ing trade in small but long-established
plant; experience not necessary, but de-
sirable; intelligence and initiative essen
tial. FRANK FOSTER CO.. 3614 14th
xssISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER-cath.
ole institution requires executive assist
ant to business manager; Commercial
training preferred; give experience and
references. Box 329-z, Star
ASSISTANT FISH BUTCHER, good salary,
good working conditions Apply chef
MAYFLoWER HOTEL, 18th and De Sales
ASSISTANT MANAGER, large hotel wants
reliable gentleman Of experience and
xood background; starting salary $500 and
meals: excellent opportunity for advance
Rent. Box 31-z. Star.
Evening star., 1945-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

YOUR HOME in NV, Bethesda or any
good residential neighborhood should suit
1nr needs II you will consider selling it..
We need it badly. Write Box 117-B, Star.
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20, 80, 40 gal.
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
payment: immediate installation. D. A.
STANSBURY. Ii. 3O29
FORMER 3-A DRIVING INSTRUCTOR now
available for driving lessons in your car.
Can SH. 66s3, eve Sat. and Sun, by ap-
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any person other than
myself. RAYMOND D. DEvLIN, l445
i wi VII I'ii NOT G~ BE RESPONSIBLE for ia an,
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. EMANUEL L. LINDNER, SO7 Atl
st. Sc. 30s
WANTED = Woman partner with car:
9pppors5Esaaity OPP to earn up to $4,000 per year.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for obli-
cations contracted for by any one but
myself HENRY F. GoETz, 5403 9th st.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
contracted BY any one other than myself
g. J. KRATVulLE or KRATOCHvMA, 91O
] WILL Nor BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
incurred BY any one other than myself
HAROLD H. BRANNoN, S1s 5Ist st. Sc,
Washington. d. c.
Evening star., 1945-10-19
HELP WOMEN.

ACCTS. REC BKKPR., know how to type
44-hr- wk.: good working conditions: SIS
ne. 1s6. oonps; state age and expsr. Boz
RTERAfioN aI21ii fisl HANDS on vomen,s coat
and dresses: permanent positions. full o
with pay. sick leave Apply MoRToNs
$.4Essgios shs ass i ri HAND; experienced . On j,
so9t aGnn asi
once once. th3roughly experienced hands t
manent work. with good pay and soot
Sec MRS x eSnson sb osr
aHTEkATfoN snThkH Nh HAED3seasonal s work TO
women zen experienGsd IN q, dress and suit al
ALTERATION HANDS. experienced; beau
definitely above the average. Cali Ex. $50;
anfEkaroa itfT FL aEnP aPD0nfnen n oa part tim.
ELIzABETH sHEPHERp. MI. s791. ''"e
ALTERATION WOMEN, wanted Perma
nsnt 1sa1 position. Ganh Apply sHELBuRNE SHOP
desired by large depaTtment store. AD
and ps e In sn
state age. experience and salary expected
ssssokTEkss, White or solored. WASHING
BAKER BAKER prefer experienced but not re
aHrso nns rs sooa salary ana sad %orking G9ndi q,
REsTAuRANT, 500 North Capitol st.
qgire in person HAid's BAKERY, a47;
fasa EAuTiciAN-opporsunity Ii aix; for good oper
ator; also opening for a good manucurist
good salary, store PRIVILEGES and hrs. Ap
Ply ETed o the Hair Styiist at PHILLIPS
BEAUTICIAN; permanent position; excel.
lent salary and commission. vacation with
kGc HhS L ssls s sesa mAM sT
sEAGffciANs ~ GfTci rs Is. tt experienced: salary
sSs sas as ssnna ass ss aDDz sa
beauty salon of large dept. store. Per
Apply oe eesaa End co9, THi
H Beauty c9 SfEkAToK "a ss hish.s. zts ,al.r, .ns
ssea Msss sv. se
wanted: excellent salary and commission
si ssKA6iTy 81 orEEaHoa 1assSs,'SI aIshess salary .ns
sIzuTY orERAT5E. t@sp @ s.isIs Jar an.
issal1ir issssxUTx IorERAToK. immediate opening
ARHz MXRp oTMRo 2s: $50 s e 9G, w91p Ss
Maori 1f.SS SrlkIAfosss-run or par. time
sssEs sns so scn Hns M
BRANCH 724a wis ave OF. 1916
BEAuTY OPERATORS, experts, top wages
Gan e vINGETTs bIT s.s BEAUTY SHOP, 1912 Is
BEAUTY OPERATOR, permanent position
sood salary and conmission, vacation Will
Eiggs Bank Bldg, 1403 Park I'd. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR, full or part time
SO day: pleasant SURROUNDINGS. LOUEY
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around: full OF
part time; day on. ALBAN TOWERS
BEAUTY SHOP. Emerson $500.
permanent positions. excellent salary art
commissions: air-cooled salon: hours,
70 q GABRIEL. 1919 Conn. ave
time, air-conditioned shop: top salary ane
commission. LILLIAN CRAMER, I'LL
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good salary and com
LENA's BEAUTY SALON. 1927 Columbia
"a. no. 0S%6. IL
Evening star., 1945-10-19
Deaths Reported

Henry H MCGEE, 81, 5000 New Hampshir,
Eva Estes, s5, 3213 M st. NV.
Eva Cheney, 81, 4506 GeoIgia ave. NV.
Harry Williams, rs, 1877 Oates st. ne.
Joseph z. Walch, is, 1003 K st. ne
Mary E. Smallwood, ~, SIG 3rd st. NV.
Howard NJ Munford, 80, $500 wisconsin
ave. NV.
Ambrose Archer, 65. 1888 E st. se
Michael T. Cannatella, so, 3S15 14th st
NV.
Mary w Hudson, 5s 513o Conn. ave. NV
Sue Cockrill, 56 243 Ingraham st. NV.
Genevieve, E, Thomas, 40. 3120 Mount
Pleasant st. NV.
Mary L. Barrett. 10, 2s1s 9Th st. Sc.
ALVIN c, Wassmann, 4, 4214 14th st. ne
Infant Kirkpatrick 2S26 Olive ave. NV.
Matilda Phillips, 50, 1882 9th ST NV
William Reynolds e, I427 9th st. NV
John Davis, 81, 1920 1st st. NV.
Alma 3. Price, ~, 1923 D st. ne.
Mary Duncan, A, 1109 3rd ST. NV.
Vernon B. Gaskins, 80, 1897 Cecil pl. NV
Roscoe Parker; 80, 1924 18th st. NV.
Chester Jones. il. II. Virginia
Evening star., 1945-10-19
Funeral Set Today
For Mrs. Jessie Soqer
special Dispatch to The Star.

0PSSAd4 DlSpdtCl W ne SLdr.
SENECA, Md, Oct. 19.-Funera,
services for Mrs. Jessie I. Sager, 81
who died at her home here Monday
after very short illness, were te
be held at pm. today at the fu.
neral home of w. Reuben Pumph-
rey, Rockville. Burial will be in the
cemetery at Darnestown, Md.
Mrs. Sager was a lifelong resi-.
dent of this vicinity. For some
years she had been associated with
her husband, Lorenzo D. Sager, ir
operating a general store here.
Besides her husband, she is sur.
vived by four daughters, Mrs. Hope
Myers, Arlington; Mrs. Joseph Saw
age, Miss Isabel Sager and Miss
Alice Sager, all of Seneca, and two
sons, Lorenzo D. Sager, jr., ano
George William Sager, both in the
armed forces.
Evening star., 1945-10-19
\XZ&::ffS' i 5;
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BARGE TRIPS.

BARGE TRIPS.
National Capital Parks C. & c
Canal trips, leave lock 3, Thirtietl
south of M streets NV, 2 pm, to
morrow or leave lock S, Brookmont
Md, 4:30 pm. tomorrow.
EXHIBITS.
Lee Atkyns and Mimi D. Boltol
paintings, Arts Club of Washington
10 am. to pm. today.
Postwar plans for Washington
Corcoran Art Gallery, 8 am. to 4:3I
pm. today and tomorrow and 2 t.
S pm. Sunday.
New acquisitions in Rosenwalt
collection, National Gallery of Art
10 am. to 6 pm. through tomorrow
and 2 to 10 pm. Sunday.
Pacific war photographs through
October Is and rare books and man
uscripts from Rosenwald collection
through January Is, 1916, Library o.
Congress, 9 am. to 10 pm. Monday.
through Friday, 9 am. to 6 pm
Saturdays and 11:30 am. to 10 pm
Sundays.
Flying Tigers" portraits by Ray.
mond P. r. Nelson, National Col.
lection of Fine Arts, Natural His.
tory Building, Smithsonian Institu.
ton, am. to 4:30 pm. through
October %.
Paintings and drawings by Hector
Poeleo of Venezuela, Pan American
Union, 9 am. to 4:30 pm. Mondays
through Fridays, 10 am. to pm
Saturdays and 3 to pm. Sundays
through October.
THE Navy at War" paintings by
1t. Edward Millman, U. S. N. r.
Public Library, Eighth and K streets
NV, 9 ann. to 9 pm. weekdays ano
2 to 6 pm. Sundays through October
japanese and German surrender
documents, papers and museum
pieces of late President Roosevelt
Tooth anniversary of Naval Academy
exhibits and Admiral Perry papers
National Archives, 8:45 am. to Sis
pm. weekdays and 1870 to 5 pm
Sundays through November.
Chrysanthemum exhibit, Dunbar
ton Oaks garden, 1890 am. to noon
Wednesdays and 2 to pm. Satur-
days and Sundays through season.
FORUM.
World Organization" by lone
World Club" 35l0 Woodley road
NV, 8:f5 O'Clock tonight. Men,
bers and guests.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater, tonight: Army Band.
Film: Everything Happens at
Night" USO Club, Eighth and Penn
sylvania avenue NV, $3.50 O'Clock
tonight.
Dance with Army War College
Band, NCCS-USO, 918 Tenth street
NV, $50 o'clock tonight.
Sightseeing trip to National Air
port, leave NCCS-USO, 1914 N street
NV, 2 pm. tomorrow.
Officers.
Dance. SCOTS Hotel, $50 o'clock
tonight.
Dance, Officers Service Club of
United Nations, $50 o'clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain
more information by calling the
United Nations Center, National
1900, or any of the following USOs:
Executive 0428, National 3431, Re-
public 1927 or National 0614. Col
ored personnel may call USO, De-
catur 1864, or War Hospitality, De-
catur 7768.
Evening star., 1945-10-19
,ntown ONCE building
Apply MR.. SEVIOUR

PoRTER for downtown ONCE building
ia speh9uE Nth week; ss n W Apply MR., sEvIoUR
ns5snt position 'ufnssaIf NATfoNasiI0 si0re sHPs Ps!
hours with Sundays and holidays ofI goo oo
psRsfz sSf kEsRuRgaaNs9rm sns gas9rms soe I5ts
DEP dept; must have references. See Mr.
FoETEKs, eolored, 81 nSi hours sfp per n0as DAY. g.
sHEsTSR Ho5sE, @asssfsi ESQ 18th iHE ss n y. RoR
f42Efa bRGa sR9s h0Soss U.s. seq sss
PlEFida Esree eve; ne. II. 0600.
SHOE SHOP. 2si4 18th T st. NV. Io@ni'
gia ays: Phone aE, $3.50 $3.50. a. ''ii e'e0f
sssaas 4s sHss 1858 sstn g. as
kApiS shNfEER 500 and msandGp Sa
wanted by radio manufacturing plant. per
WAangqoN eSqSs9n 1NsTfygs Appy oF % 9fs
NOLGGY: COLLEGE Park. Md.
RADdoMAN. perm. position; capable o
RDPo REpaRANc ca must as 5. 4sss espsrt
fsssI TsspA sassE RSbo E gHsitsn @ 7a RI
Wisconsin ave. Bethesda, Nd. OF. $500
RADIO SERvICEMAN. white. experience,
benchwork Good nay and working con
dttions. KENNEDY's RADIO. 3407 14tl
REAL ESTATE ASSISTANT, under as. ex
psrienced In negotiating property pur
fTainiSs fnsisss Leases and related duties ess
tas to Ynsss WF.e Ufn e. ~
Ssth St. and schuylkiIl River. philadelphia
arranged only those best qualified.
REAL ESTATE IsALESMAN--The fines
opportunity In washington for a thor
oughly experienced real estate sslesma,
with proven successful sales record 4
year. Replies treated in strictes con
ndence. Please do not answer this adver
tisment unless you are an experienced
successful real estate salesman. We. oW1
ana have for sale S2,000,OOO worth o
property, land, houses and 4-famiiy ants
in the finest sections in Washington. w
have two statesmen who are earning tn
figure guotej but canont handle the vol
REFRlGERATION service mechanic. Ar
ply CARRY ICE CREAM co.. 1887 b st, q
Evening star., 1945-10-19

Service personnel may obtain
more information by calling the
United Nations Center, National
1900, or any of the following USOs:
Executive 0428, National 3431, Re-
public 1927 or National 0614. Col
ored personnel may call USO, De-
catur 1864, or War Hospitality, De-
catur 7768.
Evening star., 1945-10-19

person. Mrs Withereli, executive house
keeper, MAYFLoWER HOTEL, 17th an,
WAfTERs. colored. reliable, for steady DO.
sition In nearby country club. Cali man
WALTERS. coIoreu. TOR sea-food restaurant
only dependable men need apply. excellent
WORKING conditions meals included. Appl.
MT Wilson, O'DONNELL'S GRILL. 1921
WAR:EaooUsE HELP, full or part time,
immediate opening in the following de-
ess 1th er nsi 8 kAaN soNs smP'S eo
ssGsss pss sr s Hsy
Rsh &AEezzs III EsdlssEE 4 .sEssla.s lle,n..
sss5Ss; ni5SsssR' 6SsSa esE!s.n A'', chile
1pPl M8RD DsplfssR oaaoF Ses ssa se s0r &c wo3R al,
1870 to 9 THURSDAY: ~ '
nIsns f0f b, Hshs a.s duty ss1 ns
and 70 supervise night clesnsrs. Appis
%ArGMakEs A1reaf 81 nw Would Hn like 1853 e tie in with
prices; excellent opportunity for righi
WINDOW DREssEa. V: capable s OF q dressin,
sssni ssn sKsb sssfY aaS ARPI IL Pc
22Snxttl EAsx.Ay E1sAJlA1fAN ChoA40N 6aOf
YARDMAN to keep premises clean. Appl.
in person to Mr.. Donovan, HOTEL WASH.
Uio NUqiToN, 18th and Pennsylyania ave.
velope factory General work., GOOD pay
perm. employment; no Saturday work: va.
cation with pay; convenient to person liy.
ing in ne. section. Apply WASHINGTON
Young MAN: coio5ed, 81 porter in drug.
LEYS Drug STORE, 7th and Kennel,
SITS. NV, GE. 5000.
YOUNG MAN, white, general all-arount
duties: pleasant SURROUNDINGS. excellent
salary; permanent. Apply AsKIN'a. 737
YOUNG MAN. between a1 and 2b. 4,
as4sWlstantr 4W ant imannsfers n See See Mr. Beckmann
YOUNG MEN. iunior ssleswcrE. smaI
unnecessary. Room 422s Bond Building
YOUNG NAN for will call desk. good work.
ing conditions, chance for advancement
Apply THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1915
YOUNG NAN to deliver and assist ir
Erccery store: excellent opportunity to adj
vance with business, Apply MORSE MAR.
KET, 1430 Morse st. ne.
Evening star., 1945-10-19

MATERIAL HANDLERS wanted by radi
manufacturing plant permanent position
PPPs APPy F eSe oeso IN
MEATCUTTFRs, several experienced mel
for backroom butchering; no counter sales
trio meat saws; full-time, permanent posi-
tion with rapidly growing, locally ownet
and operated food chain. Apply informa
titon desk, GIANT FOOD STORES s4l
MEATCUTTER. sober and reliable; goot
salary and working conditions; hours,
s;m' I'm t. Fp 2 dass Pm; Apply s7oS Nichols ave
wages; 4oshour Week. xSdresss Gs5el Box iaseg 3
MECHANICS AND BODY MEN, also auto
motive stock clerks. GREYHOUND GA
RAGE OF WASHINGTON. 1345 New Yorl
ABLY 20 hif' M ASsfs rDsr e. ma
EVENING EVENING sTAs TO 'fsos ave- Wots
Mr Albert Ferber. Evening and sunda!
SfaF TF TvtN9%r maalT9Sm a. $50 pm Coed pay
MEN-Full or part time bus operators
mechanics and mechanics helpers, 70
work in Arlington County: Apply between
Fax MoToR ssa D TRANsPoRTx4fo&s AHHaasroh & rA5 co
1006 N. Glebe rd.. Arlington. Va.
MEN. u white. to assemble Venetian blinds
good working conditions, good startinI
salary. JOHN LTGON, INC, 342I Conn
ave. NV. WO. 2204. 8 am. to pm
See Wally Ligon, manager
MEN, age 16 to 60, for service station at
tendants and assist. manager; good salar!
to start; extra pay for assistant manager
with experiences; commissions on indivtdua
sales: time and half for overtime; all posi-
tions available are permanent and shoult
be considered for the future. Apply daily
GULF OIL CORR, 14th and 4 SITS. NV
ferred; travel South and West, traininl
given, expenses advanced, Transportation
furnished: permanent work. Mr. HENRY
Hotel Houston, 10 to IL, 5 to 2. Do no
phone 49,
MEN wanted, willing to work new organi
cation being developed. guaranteed salary
plus commission; chance for rapid ad
vancement with Q reputable company. Appl.
S404 Georgia ave.
MEN, experienced. to work in woods; root
jobs for those who want to live in thl
country. AID. 1881,
Evening star., 1945-10-19
COSMETICS CLERK

vantages. T1PToN & MYERS, 400 18th
cogNTERGIRLs. white. for cafeteria, no
eoHT e6HTrfks sRs Gikhs !hsf St vbis. d., o
work; good salary. plus meals Apply be-
tween 8 and 5, 1419 Eye st. NV ,3rd
CREDIT BUREAU POSITIONS - Typists.
file girls. telephone work, experienced girls
and pi,h besinnsrs too too; permanent positions
CURED See Mr. Aithsus. 0 THE sdH'HsisE cREpfr II
BUREAU, 1921 g st. NV,
CREDIT fas DIT. CLERKs' exceptional opportunity
cation necessary, age 2I to 30, interesting
work. pleasant working conditions. per-
CREDIT MaNaGEks GfkA Ass1sTAnT IS ssss s.. WITH RG;
thorough knowledge of credit department:
cohdisOns % oa aSpy safl HhNs ssiesHa9s sH6s
SuITHss1 Su2EGs th MaTuRr snd sss WomEEN pE
in permanent position with % old ta'eessssa estas1
lished firm: educational sales service; ex-
per1ence not necessary; rapid advance
% ion. 5ssE 52aHs s1RNaaa EH5RiR2Ita
9Sl nhNpAh Psh avs; SssIsrsNr y; sxn.r,.n.a a.
hygtenist employeds attractive salary. BOZ
DENT; DENTAL 'at tAssIsTANT-sEcRETARY, %.
not necessary. Salary open. Write giving
details. Box 16S-E, Star u ,
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR for patent attor-
ney's odice; pleasant surroundings; salary
eommensurats with ability; 35-hour week.
6fcTxPH0NfE Bic 1Hsadi OPERATOR. D. c. Chapter
american Red Cross. Experience pre-
ferred. Consider excellent typist willing
to learn. For appointment call RE 527s,
Ext, IL, weekdays, to 8.
THoN RESTAURANT. 1879 Hamlin st.
pisiHW0;sHgssRRss. Bis W30; gsRs. eo,or.s .pn,v ,s4.
DIsHWASHERS. colored, $50 week.
semiannual bonus. Apply UNION DRUG
Co. Union Station.
DISHWASHER, good hours. good pay.
pleasant working conditions. Apply stew
ards ONCE. MAYFLOWER HOTEL, 18th
DOcToR~s ~ ASSISTANT. No experienc.
necessary. Good future: Pleasant sur
roundings. Phone 81. 55o7 Friday, $50
DRESS B6YER for one OF washing tons
leading speciality shops; must be eficient.
capable and experienced. This Is
splendid postwar opportunity. All infor.
nation held in strict confidence. money
maker for the right party Box 29I-Y
DRESSMAKER - Private dressmaking a.
tabhshment needs experienced dressmaker.
able to cut and make UP suits and dresses
to order: salary no object Box l4O-Z. Star.
Continued on Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1945-03-06
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

NAVY LIEUT.'S WIFE, daughter, 10, com
ng gn before nssr l5tn dhd need apt or house pref
savAf foo oFFIcfR Fl fla wife to g. and yealo,d
daughter. need furnished apartment OF
small ms IL house @ before March IL. AT. .643s.
SIX fS &c GoVERNMENr Sffa NHGf: EMPLOYED youns
ladies desire 3-bedroom furnished house OF
Excellent care to furnishings assured; will
not share. Highest character and financial
ssfsssnseS Mfsg soHAn6Y 6sYpublic 74oo' Ext 1913 !
URGENT Ii officer, wife. child
esasca sDs p Care c neesy eH @ ys Es
MARINE OFFICER from overseas wants
"A bedroom house. unfurnished; NV
hr,Sre Sr vrgna g ~ within III S miles
vance rent If desired. Evenings after 1880
?. m. National s400, Extension BIS. -
2-3 BEDROOM HOUSE, unfurnished; busi-
GROUP WAVE oficers, experienced house
sesn seepers, need .ln mssdSium.largs ed furnished
DESIRE !. or bedrm. house. house unfurn
Shepherd .sdl park or Silver Spring area;
sAIToNsTAILL. FAMILY wants house OF
s Dss aoass so1@ esnt il sa1sass syps sS
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ARMY MAJOR. wife and baby desire furn
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to S120 per month. RE. 6700, EXT. 74940,
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