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this year, a short
time before his Eel.
low countrymen, the
Russians, had cap
tured the hungarian
capital.
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unknown factors and circum-
stances are able to change its
character so that it becomes the
true sickness-producing virus, u
the doctors reported.
1T also seems possible that a
preliminary form of the infantile
paralysis virus may be produced
in the intestines and under Ger
tain conditions is transformed
into the sickness-producing sub
stance which is then able to pass
into the central nervous system
and produce typical symptoms of
infantile paralysis"
The doctors recalled that most
cases of infantile paralysis are
characterized by a double ILL
ness" beginning with an acute
cold accompanied by fever after
which paralysis sets in.
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DOCTORS May HAVE MOTHER
SUBSTANCE OF POLIO in MICE

a. Nswrisatares
STOCKHOLM. March IA. -
ThTee Swedish medical research
isis have observed a virus-like al.
hnminous substance in the intes-
tines OF experimental mice which
they think may be the mother
substance" TO the infantile para
lysia virus
Their report 10 the board Of
King Gustav's 80th Birthday
Fund for Medical Research de-
eiares that the detection of this
substance appeared 10 open up
new. sensational possibilities in
TIE struggle 90 find the cause
and cure Of the GRIPPING disease.
The report made by Drs. The
SvedbeTE. Arne Tiselius and
Sven Gard-all of whom received
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=: SOCIETY =:
REAL ENTERTAINMENT PROMISED In
PRESENTATION OF OUTWARD BOUND

Outward Bound" is the kind
of play that makes of each role
a leading one, which is only one
of the features that goes to make
it a fascinating play to both play
erS and audience alike.
= The cas-, IS almost entirely d
naval one and includes several
new players as well as some who
have already won a public for
themselves. 1t. Roger Bernhard,
last summer, and who is active in
November, in the small but de-
lightful funny part of Mr.. Prin-
gle, shows himself to be a fine
dramatic actor as well in Out
ward Bound" as Tom Pryor.
1t. Chandler CoWleS, who play
ed the lead in "Petticoat Fever
last summer, and who 81 active in
all departments of the group,
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The WEATHER
FORECAST

key West and Vicinity: Gcner-
ally fair snd continued warm this
afternoon through Thursday: gen
Oh 90 moderate easterly winds.
florida: Partly cloudy in south
and central purtiuns today. to-
night and Thursday; cloudy IN
eNtrvme north portion with rain
showers to-day. becoming partly
ssioildy tonight and Thursday;
cuntlnucd mild
Sc Augustine through Florida
Straits and East Gulf Gentle va
riablc winds today; gentle TO
miodoTatc southeastcrly winds to-
night and Thursday; partly
riuudy weather. with a few show
uFa Ia extreme north portion to-
day and over the Gulf Stream
tonight.
Jacksonville 10 Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
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earlier medical training in the
United States - suggests tenta-
lively that as a result of some
as yet unexplainable mutation,
possibly caused by an auxiliary
infection, the mother SUBJ
stance" is changed into the real
poliomyelitis virus.
From this it is thought that
this normally inactive and HARM
less virus-like albumin in the
inteStines may constitute the
mother substance of the true
sickness producing infantile par
alysis virus and that heretofore
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gives a very sensitive portrayal
of the Reverend Duke.
New to the group and already
a proven trouper is 1t. Comdr.
Chase of the Nays Sound School
who plays the part of the Exam
iner. This part requires a gentle
maturity and fine balance of hui
NOR and severity. 1 Commander
Chase is we'll equipped as an ac-
tor for this part.
There will be articles discuss
ing the others in the cast between
now and next week when "Out-
ward Bound starts its run of
six nights on March 10.
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Classified Column
FOR SALE

LESS THAN ASSESSED Valua-
ton if sold together, 6 room
bungalow, 6 room house, vac
ant lot between, Cor. Florida
and Eliza. Streets. 2 Lots
1905 Flagler Street runs
through to Won Phister where
the burned building stands.
Apply owner, p. o. Box 265,
Pittston, Pa. brokers pro-
tected). MARI 10tx
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THE "MEANEST" THIEF

Billings, Mont-The thief who
snatched a Billings woman pre-
war two-way stretch, girdle7
should be ranked alongside the
thief who recently stole an
Oklahoma woman's line of scarce
baby diapers, clothespins and all.
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Rszko1Gs&
DAUGHTER BORN

Announcement has been made
of the birth of a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Bethel Preston
Johnson, yesterday, at the Key
West Municipal Hospital.
The Johnsons reside at $40 Z.
w. Poinciana Place.
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SNOW AIDS RESCUE

Scituate, MaSs.-When fire had
trapped them on the second floor
of their home, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Morris dropped their six
young children from second floor
windows into SnoWdrift cuSh-
ions and then leaped to safety
themselves. h.
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CRANE AUTOMATIC Water
Pump, Master Motor Style No,
792O9, Type RA, Frame 58l5,
l/6 Horsepower, R P M 1925,
60 cycles, 10 volt, ga amps,
M D 1929, Pressure Switch,
Glass 90l5, Type A, Opens 40
lbs, Closes 20 lbs. 3l8 Margaret
Street marl4-ltX
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LECALS
NatHE 10 CREDITORS

NutHE "a nEDtTOns
ftHa9 Probate AT sees ll9. 1901
~ NttN C0GRT OF THE COIN-
~ - bgE. MONROE COUNTY,
Ef0atna. ~ PnOnATE.
tu o. Estate -
GRACE El ~~IiI.
deceased.
~ AZ Creditors and Persons Hav-
uH tlatms or Demands Against
said Estate
f.u ana .a.b af You are hereby
hHtttfrn aHU .rNu|.t.u 90 present any
rIatu4a auH u..I4.l. uhIch You. or
.tAaf OF Be- .- .t I'D. INST the
.atHt tIa DE- uu.. "A. de.
.faefa taIt .f said tu..rtt Ia the
tuuutF ludEe - Monroe County
ttufida 81 h.s office ia the court
haaas 20 said county. at Kew West
.nftHH. within eight calendar
Hlhhtha from The time 10 the frat
wuhittaftun 80 this notice. Each
flatia ~ demand shall be In writ
tns ahd shall state the place OF
fe8iAEuNn ana post office address
" fhs claimant ana shall be sworn
q" hf tht claimant his agent. or his
BituFHet and aus such claim or
a. uisHd urf o. uttH shall he votd
tsuI NtttNEl.I. 4. LOvE.
A. AHWlNIslrtfT'N with the VIII
HHh tHbI.fI Annexed OF m.
G~tafr 1T trs,r l.. Russell
ptttasrd
hfI.hN o. ,t.ENRE &c.
tIf.rHf. r.r N.-u,I. O. Lowe.
800 ..... .f Grace
e.. I..... I..,ps,d
mar. lt--l-.>.l,ts
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Guaranteed PLUMBING WORK
and SUPPLIES: Toilets, Lava
tories, Sinks, Brass Fittings and
. PRE-WAR BATH TUBS - All
sizes of Water and Sewer Pipe
and Fittings. Free Estimates.
Jos. D. Lopez, Plumbing and
Supplies, 913 Eaton st. Phone
1881. MAI. UNIV " II
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AMAZTNG-DeLuxe Pocket Gig
arctic Zip-roller, make your
own tailor made cigarettes,
any tobacco. Send 81. bill for
two samples prepaid - keep
one - sell one - good deal for
statesmen. Deluxe Mfg. Co.
1914 E. Franklin Ave, Min
neapolis. MINI. mar14-3t
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YELLOW SECOND SHEETS:
package of 500, Csc; two pack
ages $1.25.. The Artman Press,
Citizen Bldg. marl3-tf
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ELECTRIC. FRIGIDAIRE, Stove,
Clothes Wringer, Bus, Three
Rooms $500, Skating Rink.
T1,,....... IT, mar8-tf
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Osa Fl. (Mrs. MARTINI Johnson
explorer, movie maker, born
Chanute, KanS., 81 years ago.
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ENTIRE STOCK of Casa Marina
News Stand. Apply at News
Stand. mar12-3tx
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BABY CRIB excellent condition.
Apply 1916 Varela St.
mar14-2tX
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-Salesgirls, full time
employment. No experience ne
cessary. S. II. Kress & Co.
mar1-1mo.
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BOAT, newly built SO it. Cabin
Cruiser. Suitable for living. 721
Southland Street, Love Lane.
marl2-3tx
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BURROUGHS ADDING Machine
Apply Bottle Cap Inn, 1928
Simonton st. mar135tX
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FOR SALE - $l.49 BOOKS -
swell titles include The Yearl-
ing, Keys of the Kingdom and
Prodiga1 Woman--Paul Smith,
Bookseller, 1874 Simonton st.
mar. 1tf
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CABINETS with built in sinks
and acknowledgements with
pre-war strainer, double swing
faucets and trap. Plenty of
room for pots, pans, soaps and
powders, kitchen utensils.
Drawer space for silverWare,
etc. Have some pre-war used
wash basins left, from $500 to
$500. Come see the sink cab
inetS and wash basins at Pep
pers Plumbing Supply Co., 5l2
Fleming ST., Phone 1l8.
marl3-3tX
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TEACHERS WANTED - "Any
one who has taught in an ele-
mentary school or is interested
in teaching in one should con-
fer with the Supervisor of
Elementary Education for
= Monroe County at The Division
Street Elementary School,
Division Street at White"
mar6-7-8-l2-13-14,19 45-6tx
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EASTER BUNNIES all colorS,
order early. Live poultry, fresh
eggs. 919 Southland st.
mar14,I7,2O,23 90, 90, april
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1889 STUDEBAKER FORDOR
Sedan. Good Tires, Motor new
ly overhauled, $500. Can be
seen at Hotel Casa Marina
after 6 P. M, 1t. Simons.
marl3-2tX
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FOR SALE

RUMMAGE SALE-Many items
for Acc and soc. Better dresses
at $l.29 and $2.98. Open from
8 to 4 daily. Saturday 9 to S.
Good Value Shoppe, 425 Simon
ton. mar7-l4-21-28-4tx
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LOST

SIX RATION BOOKS numbers
three and four. Return to Mrs.
M. H. Merritt, 1898 Poinciana.
mar14-3tX
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TOP SALARIES PAID for Day
and Night Mattresses. Side
walk Cafe. mar. limo
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Tomorrow Tides
naval Basel
tiiuh Tide Low Tide
II AZ am. SGT am.
-- 5:45 pm.
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MESSENGER %,wANTED-Desir.-
able daylight hours Western
Union. w. ,....r mar5-tf
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MATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN
GIRLS. Good salary. Southern
most City Pharmacy. mar LIT
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TEMPERATURE BULLETIN
Temperature data for the "A
huuFs ending $50 a. m, as report
ed hy the u. s. Weather Bureau.
Highest Lowest
Evening star., 1945-10-07

Every day for weeks Fudge had told
Danny the same thing: Some day I'll
catch you when your mother amt with you.
You just waltz
The bell Danny realized, had stopped
ringing The room was almost empty. Miss
Price, threading her way down the aisle,
placed hand on his shoulder: Danny,
want you to tell your brother how proud
we all are of him. You will, won't you?'
"Yes'm," Danny said.
And by the way, your mother phoned
to say that she wouldn't be able to stop for
you this morning She wants you to 60
straight home
The color fed from Dannys face. He
stared at Miss Price as though she had told
him the world was crumbling He wanted
suddenly to cling to her. But it was too late;
she'd gone back to her desk.
Worse still, some of the kids had heard
what she'd said Petey Bateson, Fudge
Nichols most loyal friend, was already run
ming from the room to find Fudge and tell
him.
Danny couldn't sit there forever, even
with the terror holding him down. When all
the others had gone, be had to go too. In
the cloakroom he tried to put on his coat
and cap and rubbers as slowly as possible;
but even that came to an end, and he had
to walk down the corridor to the front door.
There he stopped, his small body feeling
as cold and brittle as lump of ice.
Pudge is going to kill me, he thought.
I'll never get home! All too vividly he re-
membered the day he'd first learned to be
afraid - the day he'd found the piece of
paper on the floor and handed it to Miss
Price. He hadn't known what the paper was
- hadn't meant to get Fudge into trouble.
But from that day on, the terror had been
waiting for him at every corner, behind
every house and wall and bush, threatening
to enguf and destroy him. Today he had to
face it.
FROM the doorway he looked out at the
great wide schoolyard and the street that
stretched endlessly beyond it, past other
wards and streets to home and safety. 1t
was so far! Desperately he wanted to beg
the children in the yard to help him; but
they we're playing in noisy, busy little
groups, not at all interested in Danny
Franklin. Even the three girls sitting on the
steps, almost at his feet, were unaware of
him.
Dannys feet would not take him down
those steps. The fear was too enormous.
stood trembling in the doorway. Then,
last, he heard what the girls were saying:
But, gosh, Miss Price said so! Seven pris-
Evening star., 1945-10-07

oners! She read it right out of the paper!'
Jaw, who'd believe story like that? Don
Franklin never did any such thing"
But he was decorated!'
Then somebody made mistake. Gosh,
Myrtle, you have to be brave to catch Ger
mans and win medals. How could any
brother of Danny Franklin be brave? Why,
Danny's afraid of his own shadow! His
mother even walks home from school with
him.
Danny had to listen; he had to hear what
they were saying. And they went on and on,
saying the same awful things. They didn't
believe Don was hero. Don couldn't be
hero because he, Danny, was afraid even
to walk home from school alone. He heard
every word, and knew they were not saying
these things to be mean to him. They didn't
even know he was behind them, listening.
Color came back into Danny's face then.
He rubbed the back of his hand against
his eyes and bit his lip to make it stop quiv-
ering. His chin jutted Look out" he said
family, and started down the steps. The
girls had to get out of the way for him.
Straight down the steps he went, across
the schoolyard, and along Cedar Street,
where, out of sight of the school, he knew
Fudge Nichols would be waiting. They
don't believe Don Vas hero, he kept think
ing They don't believe it because Of me.
HE WAS late getting home. His cap and
one rubber were missing, his coat was torn,
he was mud from head to foot, and there was
blood mixed with the CRIME on his face.
But he was not crying. He stood in the
kitchen doorway and called Mama, I'm
home," and waited there for his mother to
come and scold him.
But it was not his mother who came strid-
ing into the kitchen; it was tall edition of
Danny himself, wearing uniform. There
were bright, cleaning ribbons on the uni
form, too. He came with his arms out
stretched and grin on his face, stopped
short and said with gasp, 'Well, for Pete's
sake! Baby, what have you been into?
Danny bit his lip. "A "a fight"
''I'll say! Did you win it,"
NO But didn't lose it, either" Danny
took step forward. Gee. Don, you're
homer he whispered. You're home!
Aren't you glad to see me?" And he wait
ed, with tears yelling behind his eyes, for
his brothers arms to reach out again.
But the arms didn't reach out For long,
terrible moment Don looked at him just
looked, as if they were strangers. Then,
smiling, the soldier Numbered down on his
heels and thrust out one hand.
"Hiya, fella," Don said. Shake"
The End
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Stettinius to u. S.

LONDON. oct, II GNS)-Ed-
ward r. StcttiniuS. chief Of the
American delegation 10 the pre-
paratorY commission OF the United
Nations organization. was en-
route 10 the United States today
for treatment, OF gladstone con-
ditlon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18

EDWARD J. JANDY. sociology
Il prof. for Wayne L.. is Oft for
ETHIOPIA With UNRRA, last Of
such delegations 20 sail
His job: welfare officer for
Adds Ababa, where some 1000
youths are roaming the hills,
some Of them only in loin cloths.
Its cold there, too, because IL
IS high
The boys fathers were killed
of by the Italians, and the
youngsters were pressed into
virtual slavery for the Italian
army as water boys and such.
Another project is TO help the
native find the best crops for
some of their very rich farm
lands, so everybody may eat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Exit Laughing:

WILLIAM r. TIGHE. the bar
w Der, just came back from =
bout with the income TAX Office
and laughing.
He drew a new agent for the
inquisition, but an inspector
stood over the tyro as he care
fully filed out the first line Of
the blank
IL told you that is for the
applicants n0me-not youTs,
said the Inspector.
But II is his name. is the
same as mine
And IL was.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Around AbOuI:

A Ii kinds Of rumors why the
y great Bing Crosby il now
back on the air.
His health checkup was OK.
The lowdoWn:
Der Bing would like 10 cut
plstters OF his programs, and
take n easier. 10 hell live
longer.
But his boss wants him in
person.
Mai Jack Smith. Times f.An;4
head, being fcted IN the nation. 5
capital before he goe back 20
ETO 70 cover the treason trials.
Mrs. s. is ? girl with hair Ike
Jean Harlow
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Small Fry:

On THAT Berkley bus last
~ night. the pretty girl with
the upswept hair-dO and the
pink feather hat sat opposite
5-year-old and his mother.
The 7-year-old fixed his eyes
on the hat, fascinated.
He stood II from downtown to
Highland Park, then piped:
Nom, the lady hasn't any
hair. She has feathers"
That did IL. The passengers
howled and the feathered young
woman laughed until she -crirt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
OUR
TIMES
I.OudOW a.:
By Vera
Brown

4 IL that gossip and iurscndo
about a mysterious. locked
rUo- IT tire Rouge ;-..--.''--;;- - p f.
there were supposed. by gossip,
10 be caches ot tires. etc. sim-
mers down fa something like
this:
II was dcposed Ray Rausch's
apartment where ne kept extra
clothes 80 he could shower and
change when he was kept late
At the plant. II was there that
ne slept during the big strike
Since no key could be- found
the door was forced. The room
is one Of several built from en-
closing the space under over
head railroad tracks
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Council Urges Union
TO0perdte New Buses

Tho common council today as
signed Councilman ComStOCk 20
prepare resolution urging Street
Car Mem Union tAFLl 10 re-
consider their refusal 10 operate
30 new city buses and two one
man street cars pending nego-
uarl0nS UI wage dispute.
Council viii inform the union
lt considers tre ueup contrary 10
pabitc interest.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Up 10 YOu:

NY moment now shoe ration
n ing NAV end with a bang
and il will stay ended IT every
body doesn't rush out 10 buy
every shoe he can find. There
Is a sufficient supply II We don't
pull a coffee on the shoe indus
try and go crazy with purchase.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
W'akefuI:

THAT amateur violinist who
Il has an antique dealer pal
and borrowed a $4,000 fiddle
which he insists is so good II al
most plays by itself.
For two nights he had posses
sion of the marvel-and sat up
all night lest the house burn
down. or a thief break in. Today
he took the precious fiddle back.
He had to get some sleep,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Reunion:

OCT. CHARLESTON OCHS Of
- the state police and s Sgt.
Milly Ochs of the AAF holding
hands openly at Berman's. And
he so proud, for Milly is Just
home from the wars.
She was secretary 10 Mai
Gen. Spaatz. Highlight OF her
trek from Normandy 10 Ger
many:
"The day looked up from
my desk TO see Gen. Jodi
stride in and say TO Gen. ike;
Here are our peace terms.
And Ike just dropped the
poper on the desk and eoun-
tered quietly"
Here are ours.
They were, too"
Ochs kept their apartment
vacant waiting for his Sergeants
return.
Said he:
From here on in you're
taking order, from a non
com"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-18
Santa. Please Note:

DILL FLAJOLE, of here, has
ID invented some trick wooden
toys-every kind of navy and
army equipment from carriers to
tanks.
With them come bombsights
plus bombs (maEbles)
You sight and let go. II you
get a hit, the carrier falls apart,
then junior puts il together again
for Dad TO take a chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-11
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. B.
SITUATIONS MEN (conf.)

DRTvER-DELIvERYMAN, thorough knowi-
s s3sssS man AIMS 5sifTsass' W sHA"
EXEECSdjTivE On AssIsTANT-Extensive
nanagement exper.. college and accounting
ior.isn 81 ssaasis
for o. g. A. or abroad. Box 348-Z, Star.
age 80. recently sold bust
ness, wishes position in liquor store for
VAN VAN solorsd. Want. ise. driving truck:
Dependable. CAN REfsMAN. evenings,
FxRT-TTi2mE WORK evenings andlor satur;
days. Veteran, some college, with clerical
and Photographic experience. Box 364-z.
PHARMACIST. managerial experience; sx-
saas ssd E a 10 o. 1875
PHOTOGRAPHER, returned veteran. de-
msrcisI and press work. OR 1850
i kEsFrs ( uHiaaN MANAGES yrs expe-
ksDs Box s ss2 gar 't stse
RESTAURANT MANAGER, experienced IL
years restaurant, club hotel operation, for
connection, with or without capital invest.
SALESMAN, young man-A-1 ''liye-wire''
salesman desires position at once; can sell
anything; prefer real estate or furniture,
but viii consider anything. BOX $4l-z,
Star. 12s
EX-MAJOR, college grad, exper engineer
ing, personnel and administration, desires
Randolph 2a95. H.
ARMY OFFICER, recently discharged. exp
in sales, cost analysis, ind org, over 40.
desires Job with poss. Box 1874, Star.
WISH TO PLACE highly recommended
Filipino boy as either chauffeur or
chauffeur houseman for a bachelor. Call
EN- 1870
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HELP MEN and WOMEN

ASSISTANT MANAGER, young man or
woman. with women's specially store
fine opportunity for some one who is capa-
BILE. of earning excellent salary and is
looking to the future. KoPY KAT, s307
BEAUTY OPERATOR, salary plus commits
sion, in busy Connecticut ave. shop: hours
to s. das ave- wesk A ba HEADS
BooKKEEPER, knowledge of tipping; con-
trastoT's ofics; Box 1867. Star. Is.
CANDY COUNTER cLEKKs-pleasant
xepy az a mSFf Phascf pR Gf oRH
employment once. II P St. ne. 1--WE -
perlenee needed; good pay, vacation with
DRUG STORES or at employment ONCE
DRIVER. careful oa,, for nursery school, Ar
FOOD AND FoUNTAIN CLERKS, age 1e
or Or, over; experience not necessary, as we
abby at any PsoHs DRGa sToRf 1re q
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TON HOSPITAL, Arlington, Va.
do chores, wife to keep home for middle
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openings; permanent positions; good salary
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STATLER, 10th and L sts NV