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Evening star., 1945-08-03
HELP MEN.

| YOUNG MAN to work on soda fountain :
ofa5s RsE seF ans dR
The ARMY AND NAVY ere our customers
but we need you to keep them supplied
We are hiring and training inexperienced
| or experienced men and women who want
| 20 work-and keep their jobs-as techni-
clans. inspectors and assemblers of vital
radio equipment Sd ren, 7 YOU are one Of the
would like to talk business with you. Call
personnel dept, WA. 1000. WASHINGTON
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. College
CREATIVE used-car promotion man fo,
automobile manufacturer, broad knowledge
OF the automobile business and usable
understanding Of the mechanics OF cars
and trucks, able to create and produce
literature TO- dealers. experience In con-
meetings under 40. 4.' Give is age compIett nrIett
experience and availability hrst letter. Box
PATENT LAW FIRM, with diversified prac.
tice, desires searcher with technical edu.
cation and preferably with some expert.
ence to learn business. State age, expert
ence and salary expected. Box 93-D, Star
WHOLESALE GROCER needs office assist
ant, preferably one with food experience;
good opportunity. MAZO BROTHERS, 700
Can You CUT GRASS. Lawn cutters
wanted all power movers; toy salary, Az;
| APARTMENTS. Mt. Rainier, Md. WA
AVON PRODUCTS. INCORPORATED, need
representatives for Arlington and Alexan-
| dria; bonus and commission. Call OK
0620. Virginia only.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
HELP MEN and WOMEN
MANAGER-An exr

ADVERTISING MANAGER-An expert
enced person with ability to plan and to
make layo9ts and to write copy. This
the right person. If you are an assistant
ready to become an advertising manager,
ksUfAN slafJfS AZ sr6sR 5sReF ReS%ona Hnasna vs
B0oKKEEPER; full or part time; knowl.
TRsLER ffss sAIE sPss phone sefwyn Ma
sooS hours: csi MIR. sWARTz, GaSi ao. 7779 ~
CLERKS for laundry and dry cleaninf
STONE LAUNDRY, 2216 sth st. NV
CLERK, salary S125.4O month, nationa
seeR cssSse ssssns sor
COUPLE, wife g.hw days wk.. no wash.
ING; sa man nan as as csretaker on country estate;
CoUPLE, gentle, cordial and competent
ing; automatic heat; occupancy Of modern
apt. given, plus S75 mo. for services; hus-
band can continue present employment
COUPLE for nearby country place work,
ing housekeeper; man, gardener preferred
and able to handle various managerial
postwar security. BOX. 24e-V. Star.
DISHWASHER, colored, Apply immediate.
y: G SHANGR1-LA CAFE, 91o st. NV. Ma
FUR FINIsHER wanted, white; full or part
s7ne sms tAsakoFr sa15Fz f1RRER Telephone
FURNITURE SALES PERSON, man OF
woman; excellent earnings; permanent po-
si,ien; Apply Mr. Fred Icenhower. P. j
HIGH School GRADUATES, Iot permanent MAI
Job, with, prominent law publisher. typins
ability desirable but not required. must
be physically active and neat in appear
ance: the work affords excellent oppor;
tunity for attending COLLEGE or law school
and
MIDDLE OR ADVANCED AGE COUPLE
as cook and outside man on small farm
OFF oFG m MIpafR 9s kasst s0ns With WI payTo ead
experience; unusual opportunity for the
right party. See Mr. Sobel MoRToN's
PHoToGRAPHER for night club. fast and
dependable: good pay, short hours. EX
SALESMAN, experienced real estate, man
or woman; must have car local experience
preferred. Large earnings for hve-wire,
go-getter with well-CStablished downtown
fi.m S.v Be BeH YSSI Ss,D' Sta. - o.o, t.u,o,.u
store; pleasant working conditions, good
salary, an opportunity for advancement:
permanent. 3. MICHAELSCN & CO.. 1901
SHOE e, FILTERS wANTED-Experienced
preferred but not necessary; salary and
commission; excellent working conditions;
ee sh oor THE APgE FALAs fgDS59sfI
llth and G.
SLIP COVER CUTTER, experienced; must
RhToRs, RAT 4s4 shS. Msss ave iifALf EM io6i oh'o
TAILOR, experienced, excellent salary and
working conditions, for conscientious per-
son desiring permanent employment: ap-
ply in person. NEW WAY TAILORS 919
WINDOW TRIMMER for central city retail
variety store, man or woman, experienced
preferred. Good salary and reasonable
hours, Box 322-C, Star.
EARN WHILE YOU LEARN-We will train
a limited number of men and women in
our dry cleaning dept. to be spoilers, press
ers, cleaners, etc: good salary while learn
ing. Apply MAIN OFFICE, 627 E st. NV.
APARTMENT HOUSE desires night man,
assistant janitor and switchboard opera
tor with experience. Call RE. 1868.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, available, reg. weekly
monthly basis: genl records, taxes taxes fnsn- ina
fie accoTSTANf GspSIs, fSDeri BookkEEPER fa abov.
average experience any business; local
al secouq15nG PR records and
CHAUFFEUR tcolored), age IS. wants
position driving private home. Please
GIvfL CTfe f nf 4 Mfsh atsy in chsrse o,
airport and utilities design and construc-
tion, seeks position with postwar oppor-
tunities; available now; ref. Box 274.D,
COMBAT PILOT VETERAN, point dis
charged. aged 25. perfect health. educated
and pleasing personality experienced as
perienced in supervising and working with
others; Will consider, any position calling
EXECUTIVE-Jack of all trades, success
full at some things and poor at others;
Is years successful experience at admin
ing and distribution until business closed
by war; some knowledge real estate, fair
knowledge war surplus property disposal;
capable. adaptable, loyal and original;
open to anything where whatever talents
We work By those who Q foot the bills financial.
ly Independent in a modest way and not
interested in padding any ones payroll
undess he can give full value in return.
fxfEcUTIVE ASSISTANT, SO years of age.
capable of taking full responsibility, loyal
oiiu ofoAAebiC
Box 321-D, Star. s.
EXPER. MAN wants house cleaning by the
day call between s pm. and 10 pm. Sum
MAN, 3s, fifteen years experience SELL
ing, store management, personnel, buyirg,
sales supervision. desires position Wash
ington only; salary, S75-SS5 per week.
Box 81 d. Star. 81
MANAGER. hotel or apartment house; ex.
perienced in hotel accounting, control.
foods and beverages: available immedi.
ately Write Box l53-C, Star. 3s
PILOT. commercial license, so to 5000
h.p,, single and multi-land spare time
until Aug: IL. Gil. OTIS, s am. to pm.
VETERAN, 20, desires position with legal
firm or in private enterprise doing legal
work; member of D. c. bar. George Wash.
grad. RA: 1895 or RA. 1897. 5'
A VETERAN desires employment evenings
with some radio station, announcing,
broadcRsting. speaking or commercial
program; has over 10 years of training
and experience, mainly in reading, dra-
mates and speaking. Write Box 264-D.
YOUNG MAN, 35. three years accounting
experience, desires position which will
supplement further studies in account
ancy. Box 306-D, Star. Sc
ARE YOU LOOKING for an experienced
executive, college bred, expert accountantP
A man who can assist you in the opera
ton of your business or take entire charge.
Would be interested as part owner or
stockholder. Am now filling a splendid
position as an executive but future earn
ings are restricted. Box 315-D, Star. 5'
Evening star., 1945-08-03
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, q. C.
3,
HELP WOMEN.


INTERESTING WAR WoRk-EarnIngs az
start, S31 20 weekly, with rapid increases:
no experience necessary; excellent WORKING
conditions: ages. 36 to 30 Apply employ
ment once. 722 18th st. 1.ws Mon; through
Fri, $3.50 am. to 3 D.n.; Sat. S:3O m
e pm THE cHEsAP;EiAKE cH;Eins ,po1.msn.; poToMAc !;
approved by war Manpower Commission.
CREDIT BUREAU positions give p promise nniss
war years; typists, file girls, telephone op-
orators and investigators will nnd mseT- eT
ditions: experienced girls and beginners
needed: high school education; age, IL
to 35. See Mr. Althaus, THE CREDIT
BUREAU. 1921 @ St. nv.
CHICAGO OPPORTUNITY, permanent sec
retary to president of old established Chi
cage, company; travel expenses paid; re-
perience, present employment. Box 319-C.
AVON PRODUCTS will train two women
to serve its customers in good territory.
Earn while you learn; pleasant, profitable,
permanent. RE. 0795.
WANTED-Accompani for voice and re-
cording studio full or part time. Phone
| nunnnt hRTT
Evening star., 1945-08-03
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ATTENTION, FOOD WHOLESALERS-
Ambitious young woman formerly con-
wholesale food distributors wants good
connection. Telephone soliciting with
personal contact my speciality. Only
salary with commission considered. Box
BOOKKEEPING. part time, by university
graduate. Woodiey 1879,
II yrs personnel and supervision: 35.
Call SH. 9775. MRS LUHN 3s
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT who viii lift the
and eficient. with a knack for sizing up
situation and solving 1t. She is attractive
without being ostentatious, experienced but
doesn't know 1t all, really anxious 10 pitch
in on an assignment that needs intelligence,
education, industry and tact. Available
now for private industry Or Government
Washington and only If there's job to be
done. Box 252-D. Star. 3s
Continued on Next Page,
Evening star., 1945-08-03
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

WE NEED TEACHERS for Latin, biology.
chemistry. phys. ed; math. elementary
grade teachers: greatly needed for farm
ing area 30 to so miles from D. G..
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY. 204 Col
orado Bldg, l4th and G SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1945-08-03

Continued on Next Page,
Evening star., 1945-08-03
general office expert
.ctivlty, 512-day week.
,PEWRITER CO., INC,

part time; good pay,
iings. Near Catholic
Monroe st. ne. No
Evening star., 1945-08-03

5iS1Ns u & RSSM saSS erRh celessd part time
n.sswt ans HnteTmS sarp BARMSHARTs 55lo Conn
apD9 Az Rsst HofI 6fa
DisHWAsaERs. colored. two: also o. bus 1is
n!shed D1kEMAss i0EiEs REsTATRaNTs aS sEFs tS soa
kIEvAroaRS fIiR Al alS OPERATOR, white. between Is
necessary: 6-day week Apply MR.. AMEs
aaS op FXsToSn' aEs H1pg BOSS
shsElI sEE74IoR aa.S !! white.
nSt Si ss4cs w train cARERos EERe
hLEvAToR G oPERAfoR, ss r., colored; ais midnight
%orsns 70 sm eopsona 1Sss01K aE SsasR
EIkvsFoR MAkSvAsfe AS oPEhxToRs, sR2STo eolorsa. e-as,
cfas ss HOUSE, e gee 4ss sh s THE DOR
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, white, full or par
time. See Miss Hirst, employment office
h GGE sNs tS C1 be right hanc
Of senior official at our Plant in Bethesda
Free transportation on company bus IRON
of course. is excellent for the girl who can
make the grade. Position offers excellent
postwar SECURITY, but requires highest de-
Ap1 q H s9S Co. s4i Ws
consin ave. NV. Hours, $3.50 am. to
Pm; daily, $50 am. to IL noon Saturday
FILE CLERKS and general detail girls;
GRAET IIAErl poETRATTS HSp IA dSth s NV
.adies' ready-to-wear See Miss Hirst,
employment office, 4th floor. S. KANN
FooD CHECKER white, for high-class
restaurant: must be dependable and ex-
perienced Apply personnel office. ODON-
NELLS SEA GRILL. 1907 e st. NV
FOOD CHECKER, experience preferred but
not necessary: 7 am. TO. 3 pm: air-condi-
toned dining room, good salary and meals
Apply maitre d'hotel, CARLTON HOTEL
18th and K sts. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, exp; short hours, ex-
cellent salary, meals and uniforms free
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. experienced. white OF
pUeKE1Nd TEA HOUSE.. 115 B St. Sc.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white or colored; good
hours g1gd pay no sgnday weT5 msa
PHARMACY. Lib 18th st; NV,
air-conditicned store, pleasant surround
mss. Meals end YniferIns furnished; AgE-
Conn. ave. and De Sales St NV.
Evening star., 1945-08-03

WOMAN: white, s. steam tables; no sunday y
p9Is p9eklNd HoPR TRAao8sR Il Rm lis ABps s
experience not necessary. viii teach you
WoMEN, @ over S s. Years s s'S of age Se to- sell in
saeuz as 4S ARR Bo
WOMEN, white: middle,sgsd par. part time oss as
i:sia' nsth st. siiotS NV lex Ex s566 'A nv DA 'O'
WOMEN, white, is to 80, are. you in
terested in job with future7 splen,
with a high-class Washington organiza
tion:. $40 to, $40 a week, meals uniforms
cs sfrtgn MISS h Greer paz msos co Shs5 s6
permanent position in one Of Washing
Gns @ wopns shes sH5es s03d ps ssag
.ieb. HAHN SHOE STORE. ssi3 i4tn
YOUNG GIRL to learn "scalp treating;
YOUNG LADY to take telephone orders for
aBsAD5s Rss 5fGd H 5asEs 4S hppf
: 9oINGG 81 GT LADY as general office assistant;
at arastve ar pbpsD SanEy DQs%tGn % ar
RUJRNfTuRE Fl vi, CO, e6s Si st. NV. EaN'0oNe'f
full or part time; 49;hr. week; postwar
YOUNG WOMEN. full or part time Jobs;
I need several girls to learn optical busi-
ness, experience preferred but not neces-
sary. Apply BERMAN, OPTICAL CO, s1s
7th st. NV, Washington, D. c.
YOUNG WOMAN to assist merchandise
manaeer; must have some stenographic
experience. Apply employment Office, 4th
floor. LANSBURGH & BRO, 7th. 9Th and
E StS. NV.
a JOB YOU WILL ENJOY-Learn this IN.
teresting and vital wal work Earnings al
start S31 20 weekly with rapid increases;
permanent positions: promotion opportuni.
lies; ages Is to So. Apply employment of.
ice, 722 18th st NV Monday through
Friday $40 "a m e m; Sat. $40 q n
TELEPHONE co. Hiring arrangements
approved BY War Manpower Commission
THE ARMY AND NAVY are our customers
but We need you to keep them supplied
we are hiring and training inexperienced
to work-and keep their job-as tech;
nicians, inspector and assemblers of vita
radio equipment; Y you are one Of the
many who knows the war isn't over. we
would like to talk business with you. Call
lr personnel Sept; WA; aoo0, 4, ,WAsHINqToN
Park, Md.
Evening star., 1945-08-03

interested in perma-
interesting work; per-
organiZation; 5h day
average salary; must
Evening star., 1945-08-03


PHoToGRAPHER's HELPER for darkrm.
TRoIKA 9Iq ioi1 Conn conn aV ave. suh9as nW CLUE
celient future; Y day Saturday. pleasan
DECENTRALIZATION and accident insurance
AMERICAN INSTRUMENT CO.. sOs'
PLUMBERS, new and repair work; goo,
salary, steady work. Apply with tools
1880 Wisconsin ave-
PORTER, coloree. for high-class restaurant
STEADY STEADY lob for dependable man: meals il
SsIEs oRGfI okGffRIIs ,sds ?sTs0fns & 1fsee nw oDoN
PORTER, colored, ex-serviceman preferred
cAPIroI FTs R9sf saoP so 1Ros 9eF Tsek st. TN nW
once, employment ONCE, 9th floor. WooD
" WWAARSD Az q LoTHRoP, s:30-6 daily, 1890
automobile concern. This is a permanen
80 hrs. per week. See Mr.. Williams, STEU
ART MOTORS, 9Th and New York ave. II "
PoRTER. colored; good salary, good con
Apply MAYFIoWER G HOTEL 8 sAis PHARMAcY 1HsnfilsS
PORTER for store, to make himself gen
position. REGAL. iii ath St. G2V n.W. ''eao'
@ store; day work only. NEW HAMPSHIRl
Pokfk dryeGs license S ne exca "a sssg2 sbSe
g1od hrs, meals free. 4730 18th st. NV
PoRTERs for ONCE building, full or par
time work, any. time from o pm, till
s,m;; s,an;n;, S9s S6s per hour. Apply 1435 G st.
PORTER, experienced: good salary: stead
position. ATLAS APPLIANCE Co, wash
instons Largest Appliance House. 921
PORTER. colored; daywork; must hay
release. Apply in person FORT STEVEN.
PHARMACY, 6130 Ga. ave
PORTER, colored, permanent position, TO
womens apparel shop; top salary. M
PASTERNAK, 1919 Conn. ave NV
PORTER, between 80 and 40 years Of age
for large office building; permanent; agree
able hours and working conditions Appl
Richard Scott. engineer, WASHINGTON
LOAN & TRUST BUILDING. 900 st. n. "
PORTER, steady lob for reliable man:
nights a week: S24 to start. NATIONAL
CAPITM PRESS. 3rd and Florida ave. ne
PORTER-DRIVER; S32 SO q week to start
Good permanent position Tor active colore,
man; veteran preferred. HIGGER'S DRUG
b017 Connecticut ave. NV.
Evening star., 1945-07-16
ILondoners Celebrate
with Lights On Full
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. July 16.-Londoners
celebrated until the early morning
hours today as lights in the British
capital went on full blast for the
first time in nearly six years.
The strict wartime blackout ended
May %, but the return of peace
time street lighting had been de-
layed to conserve fuel supplies and
to repair damages to the lighting
system resulting from German
bombings.
Picadilly Circus-the Times Square
of London-was the center of ae-
tivity as huge electric signs in many
colors turned night into day. The
entire West End glowed under a
multitude of new lights and in many
sections there were red, yellow and
green street lights-an experiment
in new forms of street illumination.
Londoners paraded the brightly
lighted streets in vast numbers,
many of them dancing arm in arm
and singing. 1t was the first time
that many of the capitals thou
sands of children ever had seen the
city fully lighted.
Evening star., 1945-07-16
COmdr., Mrs. Luce
Entertain Guests

Comdr. and Mrs. Gardiner Luce
will have as their guest this week
Mrs. James Dempsey, who is ex-
pected to arrive today or tomorrow
from st. Augustine. Yesterday
Comdr. and Mrs. Luce were in Ma
nassas as guests of Mr.. Louis Mon
tague, after having entertained
quite houseful of guests of their
own last week.
Mrs. Burch Biddle Phillips, sister
Of Mrs. Luce, was here from Will
Transport with her two children
Rurch Biddle Phillips ,jr., and Pa
tricia McCrea Phillips, and Mrs
Robert Montgomery Brown, jr., OF
Philadelphia also spent few days
at the Luce home. Other visitors
were Comdr. and Mrs. Turk Powell,
who now are en- route to different
destinations. Comdr Powell is COM
modore of destroyer escort squad
ron and has returned to duty, while
Mrs. Powell has gone to Gulfport,
Miss, for an indefinite stay.
Evening star., 1945-07-16
Mrs. BortIett Christens
New Cruiser juneau

BY the Associated Press.
KEARNY. N. j., July 16.-The
6,000-ton cruiser Juneau, second tc
bear the name of the Alaskan capital
was sent down the ways of the Fed
eral Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
shipyard yesterday, christened by
Mrs. Edward l.. Bartlett of 706 NORTH
Tazewell street. Arlington, Va, wife
of the Alaskan Delegate TO Con-
gresS.
The original Juneau, also built by
Federal, was sunk near Guadalcana,
November 13, 1912. The new Juneau
destined to be weapon against Jar
suicide pilots, will be able to see
further, fire more accurately and hi
harder than her predecessor, Navy
officials said Her lower silhouette
will offer less of a target to the
enemy
Evening star., 1945-07-16
|aas zzls ~
Ceremonies Over Week End;
Mrs. Smith Weds Mr.. Barnes

Of much interest residential official
the marriage of Sockwe Smith Martin
former administrative assistant President
member of Congress from illinois,
The wedding place
George Cutting
who acted witnesses for the couple.
T. Glau oficated the
Mrs Smiths young
who best
widow of late Mr. Smith Washington,
formerly Miss daughter the
Capital
tn lie herh home