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Nogales international., 1945-02-23
Leu'is Douglas
Purchases
|Larimore Ranch

The entire capital stock of the
Larimore Livestock Co., covering
the ranch holdings of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. c. Larimore, of Sonoita, has
been purchased by Lewis w, Doug
las, of Phoenix and New York, for
mer Arizona Congressman.
The Larimore ranch is located
north and west of Sonoita and
south and west of the Empire
Ranch. The ranch includes both
patented land and federal permits
on the Santa Rita district of the
Coronado National Forest.
H. B. Thurber, of Sonoita, who
owns and operates his own regis
tered Hereford ranch adjoining the
former Larimore holdings, will be
in charge of operations for Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larimore will make
their home in Phoenix temporarily.
Nogales international., 1945-02-23

pleasure of hearing the program
with the high school students.
Miss Wilson, who was studying
sculpture in Belgium at the out
break of the war, was held by the
Nazis as a civilian internee for eight
months and finally returned via
Portugal to her home in San Fran
cisco. She began her Red Cross
work shortly after that, and has
just completed Is months of service
in Australia, New Guinea and the
Admiralty Islands.
Her first American Red Gross
assignment started in June, 1913, in
Sydney, Australia, at the Phillip
Street Servicemen's Club.
Port Moresby, New Guinea, was
her next assignment, from which
she and other American Red Cross
girls we're sent lover the New
Guinea hump to Dobodura, to
supervise the building of a matched
roof club house; there service men
returning from combat were served.
Driving Army jeeps, reconnaissance
cars and half ton trucks, the girls
improvised canteens on wheels to
take food and lemonade to the air
strips to serve weary crews return
ing from combat.
Los Negroes Island in the Admiral
ty group, was the next station of
service for this active miss.
Home from these active fields,
Miss Wilson is not content to rest
until she has shared her expert
ences and knowledge Of Red Cross
services with those at home who
are making them possible. She is
fulfilling a number of speaking en-
gagements in the Pacific area dur
ing February and March.
Nogales international., 1945-02-23
Nogales Loses
To Tucson At
District Tourney

Nogales High School lost to Tue
son High School SO to Is in the
annual southern Arizona district
basketball tournament opening at
Bisbee yesterday.
Other scores: School for Deaf 40,
Patagonia IT; Douglas 81, Tucson
Amphitheater 10; Mirana 38, Bowie
26; Tombstone So, San Simon q.
Last night Nogales was to play
the winner of the Bisbee- Wilcox
game which got under way yester-
day afternoon.
Last weekend Nogales lost to Bis
bee Friday night 1928 and to Doug
las Saturday night 53-42.
Nogales international., 1945-02-23
Jack TidweH
Reported
Freed In Poland

1t. Jack N. Tidwell, son of MIR.
and Mrs. William Tidwen of
NOgales, was among Americans
held as prisoners of war in Po-
land by the Germans liberated
recently by Russian troops, ac-
cording to radio broadcast yes
terday morning.
Several months ago the Nogales
international received letter from
S/Sgt. Frank Bennett of Nogales
from German prison camp report
ing that Tidwell had just arrived
there and telling how glad he was
to see someone from home. Whether
Bennett, too, has been freed is un-
known.
1t. Armando Arias of Nogales was
also said to have been in the same
prison camp with Tidwell and Ben
nett some weeks ago.
Nogales international., 1945-02-23
Patagonian "a;
Came To
Arizona In 1872

Val Va1enzuela, ST., of Patagonia,
one of the oldest residents of Santa
Cruz County, was "a on Feb. 18th,
his son, Arturo ValenzueIa, said yes
terday.
Born in Los Angeles in 1851, the
pioneer came to Arizona in 1872 to
work for Captain Polhamus on the
Colorado river, and to Patagonia in.
1898.
He is the father of IA chill
dren. all of whom are living. They
are A. M. Valenzuela, Val, Jr., Luz,
Carlos, Arturo and Ernest Valen-
zuela and Mrs. Carolina Montoya,
all of Patagonia; Fred, Lochiel;
Misses AInalia and Maria Valenzue-
IL and Mrs Roy Yanez, Phoenix;
Mrs. Bessie Rodriguez, Tucson; Sis
ter Mary Louise, Banning, Calf,
and Dave Valenzuela, us. Navy.
San Diego.
Nogales international., 1945-02-23
Nogales Soldier
Decorated
In Italy

ITALY-With the Fifth Army,
Feb. 22-Private First Glass Candida
S. Varel< son of Mrs. pomona Soto.
127 Edwards street, Nogales, Ariz..
recently Was awarded the 3ro,22-
Star for heroic achievement in &C.
ton Cn1 the Fifth Army front in
Italy
He is in the 313th Engineer Com
bat Battalion with the 18th blue
DeviT' Infantry Division command
ed by Brigadier General Paul W.
Kendall.
When an infantry company was
marching past the command post
building occupied by Candida Var
elias unit, related the award cita-
ton, German artillery began she'll
ms the area heavily, throwing in
100 rounds in 20 minutes. The first
four rounds killed six men and
wounded 10 others, some seriously,
who were lying helpless in the open.
Varela began carrying the wound
ed into the building, while shells
continued bursting around him,
knocking him to the ground twice.
His heroism saved lives, for it en-
abled the injured men to be treated
quickly.
Passed for Publication fly Field
Press CENSOR
Nogales international., 1945-02-23
Amateur Show
Attracts
Large Crowd

Approximately 500 persons jam
med the high school gymnasium
Wednesday evening for the amateur
show, sponsored by Lloyd Ledford
and Leo Schwam, to raise funds to
combat infantile paralysis.
The most successful affair of the
kind held here in many years, it
brought together talent from Fort
Huachuca, Phoenix, Tucson, and
Ambos Nogales.
Featured were singing and dane
ing, and instrumental music. High
the latter was a trumpet
player from Naco named Sgt. Ben
nett who received the most encores
of the evening. Prior to entering
the armed forces he played in some
of the best bands in the East.
Among others on the program
were Carl Curlee, Virgie Walker,
Lillian Chatham, Leo Schwam,
Thalia McAlpin, two Campodonico
girls, Nick Versus, Hector Puchi,
Maria Fernandez, Helen Hulburt,
Maria and Elsa Osete, Rebecca Es-
pinosa, Anna Maria Tena, Ignacio
Chino, Rudy Cooper, Ben Wilde,
Susanna and RoXanna Joffroy, Joe
Sontoya, Lorraine Karam, and the
Mariachis, Nogales, Sonora, and
combined orchestras from across
the line.
Too much credit cannot be given
Le0ford and Schwam for the great
success Of the show.
Nogales international., 1945-02-23
New Manpower
Regulations
Outlined At Meet

The fourteen managers of the
United States Employment Service
office in Arizona met recently in
Phoenix with Robert D. Kendall,
State Manpower Director, and other
members of the state administrative
staff.
This meeting was called for the
purpose of instructing the various
officials in the regulations issued by
the War Manpower Commission and
also the new selective service regu-
lations issued by General Lewis B.
Hershey.
The new Selective Service regula-
lions as outlined by Commander
Ketchum of the State Selective
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Nogales international., 1945-02-23
Airport May Be
Illuminated Tonight

For the first time, the Nogales
International Airport is to be illum-
mated tonight, if engineers of the
Civil Aeronautice Administration
get here today from Santa Monica.
The Grimm Electric Company has
completed the lighting project
which included 60 lights on the NE
NV runway, one beacon light, 3
lights on top Of the hangar, and a
large string on the wind indicator.
Nogales international., 1945-02-23

Wearing a European African :
Mediterranean ribbon, six battle
stars signifying he has been in six
major campaigns, three presidential
citations, and good conduct medal,
Corporal Manuel Escalada, 37-year-
old son of Mrs. Domittla EScalada
and the late Manuel EScalada, ar
rived Saturday from italy on a 30
day furlough-the first since en-
tering the armed forces in which he
enlisted on January %, 1912.
The well known Nogalian, ex-
exalted ruler of the Nogales Lodge
of Elks, and member of the firm of
Escalada Brothers, was overseas 281a
months.
He sailed for England Sept. 81,
1912, and from there went to Oran,
Algeria, saw action in all parts of
northern Africa, and then in Sicily
and Italy.
He is a member of an Army Air
Forces fighter group, the leading
such group in the Mediterranean
theater of operations, having more
than 555 victories to its credit.
While overseas he did a lot of fly
ing and travelling otherwise and
visited numerous countries, and has
seen many prominent Allied leaders,
including the following:
King George VII, Prime Minister
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Nogales international., 1945-02-23

charter it is necessary to register
every two years.
A mayor and six aldermen will
be elected and whether Mayor Louis
Hudgin, incumbent, now serving his
third term, and the present alder
men, will be candidates for reelec-
ton has not been announced.
Mayor Hudgin succeeded as the
city's chief executive, Mayor G. G.
Cheshire, now a resident of Flag
staff.
There has not been a "hot'' city
election here since the time Chesh-
ire defeated Andrew Bettwy the
year Bettwy sought reelection as
mayor. Hottest of all city elections
here in recent years was the time
Bettwy was first elected mayor
Nogales international., 1945-02-23
MANY HAPPY
RETURNS

Sheila Dorothy, 7 on Feb. "a.
Mrs. Thomas L. Hall, Feb. 70.
Jean Isaacson, 5 on Feb. 18.
Mrs. Emily Parker, 80 today.
George w. Parker, Sr., Feb. "a.
Lois Stewart, 10 on Feb. 10.
Mrs. I. H. Shannon, Feb. 10.
Val Valenzuela, ST., of Patagonia
"a, Feb. IA.
Mrs. Charles Otis of Douglas, for
merly of NogaIes, Feb. 20.
Pvt. Lydai Esther Thornton, Feb
10. Has New York APO address.
Nogales international., 1945-02-23
Red Cross Representative To Tell
War Experiences At Mis-. Monday

Nogalians are promised a treat
next Monday, when Miss Marinora
Wilson, American Red Cross Staff
Assistant, will recount some of her
experiences at a meeting to be held
in the High School Auditorium at
IL am.
The public is invited to share the
Nogales international., 1945-02-23
REGISTRATION OPENS FOR
BIENNIAL CITY ELECTION TO
BE HELD ON 3RD OF APRIL
Necessary To Register Every Two Years For Nogales
City Elections; Not Known IL Present
Regime To Seek Reelection

Registration for the biennial city
election opened Wednesday at the
city hall and will close on March
24th-ten days before election day
Tuesday, April Srd.
Under provision of the city
Nogales international., 1945-02-23

Mrs. Emma Parker is 80 years
old today and in celebration of
the birthday of the aged and very
highly respected pioneer family
reunion will be held tomorrow at
Evening star., 1945-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WE ARE IN DIRE NEED Of home in 3
6Hint,v si9ni We Nc can pay al cash. We win ast
asf aens sss Be- :asn.s ss7c Psssss sssr Replies conn
LUCITE HOBBY KIT with pounds Lucite,
ays, Ssment Ia 9nL S complete With instructions:
WE HAVE oPENiNGS for three" new ss ne &C.
counts. Full-time accounting of your
business for part-time fee. Statements OF
GAS WAFER ffRl' hR4fEEs Il HEE asfS e. sor s
automatic; no cash needed. small monthly
Saynmsnsi Tn nsnirW iWWmsdiate ao Installation. D. A.
coMPIETHE BooKKsEp1Nc. tax and
auoit service for small and medium con-
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debt,
sns one sso4 put s1.s Hysst
Dillon Park: Md. 49,. %
BUNGALOW or small house. close in, con-
Ssotsnt Sbsnisnt modern; NOD m AND please hurry. No
I WILL PAY up to $4,000 cash for a
home In GEORGETOWN section, replies con-
ahnti %nf 4Hr Hs8BS H86SNSSO SOs sof6ISFs sssd snd hi,
Aryills pos store on on Columbia ep pike " Sal. as ),
Get. ,2ss., about 1880 pm, kindly cali
WIT Nor BE RESPONSIBLE for an,
pe1sen Mr. Henry M ''asT WILIia Iasa mxAssl. TAY
csss SasSs SsasSs sy.n ave nS ,sst Apt Es.r. win
Trustees THE as.h ARL1Sof9N Il IS ssssd coM6 s.!
Ss4s: ths ehsst ehm Hssadday ssadaSsrss1s s9s
viii HIN RoT oSTecsftasy sE RyEspoNs,n1y ,or a.ht.
Z. iSLEY, 6114 14th st. NV. A.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Boruch Calls on Congress
For National Balance Sheet

they are inviting terrible calam-
ity.' he said.
One of the Nations few bona fide
elder statesmen, Mr.. Baruch occupies
a unique place here. His stock with
the public never falls. Public men
pick his brains-and pocket some
times-but apparently fearful OF
shrinking in comparison with that
towering public figure, sometimes
sell him short. Mr.. Baruch never
permits himself bitterness. He
stands by. Throughout the war he
said:
I would crawl on my knees to
any man in Washington II it would
help to save the life OF one American
boy"
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Births Reported

Joseph and Eleanor Arena, girl.
kenward and Jane Atkin. boy
Robert and Mary Boone, boy.
Kenneth and Anna Bradsher. girl.
Edward and Sallie Brannan, boy.
William and Verona Budke. boy.
Allen and Rosehannah Buntin, boy
William end Thelma Clatterbuck. girl.
Keith and katherine Clark, boy
William and Angelina Deenihsn, boy.
John and Elinore Eckstine, girl
Alexander ara Mildred Garnett, boy.
Henry and Miriam Goodman, boy.
Thomas and Cathsrine Hanlon. boy.
Donald and Grace Hurst, girl
Huch and Marguerite Impey. boy.
William and Ann Jefferson. girl.
Marinus and Margaret Kimmerer. boy.
Frederick and Emily Kitchener, boy.
Harold sTi Anna Klute. boy.
Donald and Helen Land, boy.
parrel and Harriet Lee, boy.
Robert and Ona Lyon, girl.
RAYMOND and Katherine Mangum, girl,
John. and Helen Moncure. boy
Abraham and Shirlee Oler. girl
Edison and Ruth Olmstead, girl
Luciano, and Josephine Romano. boy
BENJAMIN and Dorothy Saunders, boy.
Nathan and Lorene Segal. girl:
Manuel ard Anne Smallwood boy.
Malcolm and Ella Smith, boy.
Raymond and Marian Winfield. girl.
Casimir and Marion Zalewski. boy.
Eugene and Roberta Bradley, boy.
Doris and Fannie Caldwell. boy.
Henry and Eunice Keys, girl.
Clarence and Manissa Murray. boy.
Clarence and Frances Symonette, girl. q
Romeo and NeaHe Tucker, boy
Evening star., 1945-11-02
HELP AfN.

L
ss..ay vo.E Rsis RMsiasAHHissSsssrAsaff 1852 saf
fo Eoot fos s.assEs ass Il II: i:,-el... s-r a. $50
xs 's5afas enun sssEZ slssRsspse 81 Sss Ss gs'
WHAPFERS AND NSPECToRS-Trainin
viii be given on the Job, full time. perma-.
THE sHfHT e. dLsRs Il { 1s
position; Apply Mr.. Bell. CAVALIER q
I'd ING MAN. to learn ' the furniture
sOs Apng r. pGssisSan Hsa6 6spd @ @tuturi
vol neat and aggressive. for
srsin s..,I3 Day. Room 4aa Bond
YouN |lN to operate donut machine
from 0S1. TO p.m., no SUNDAYS: $50
Nc 1905 experience D necessary. PoPP1Nos. at
YoUNG MAN to t, york on soda fountain 8
opossEsns oiE5s Esff 1sa sMSfEy o. sgs sgasas
Y0sNG MEN (25 for clerical and sstatis-
atSf YSsss sa MaH M xb. WHILE ssasrst Ds as0S
salary, permanent. Apply AsKIN's. 737
YsouSssGi 70 NJ MAN. white. as a.sistan. in ship
on HDps aseeas eoEuM ShsE fhenss 1R fss
YOUNG MAN, presentable, rs stenographer
and for general duties in new wholesale
firm; excellent chance for future as sales
man. Box 79-E Star.
YOUNG MAN to take charge Of supplies
and do messenger work. Permanent posi-
ton. Opportunity for advancement and
to learn insurance business. 5-day week
HOME INSURANCE CO., 1922 st. NV,
YOUNG or middie-ased man, neat ap-
pearance as floor manager; good salary,
permanent position. Apply employment
ONCE. 9Th fioor. THE PALAIs ROYAL.
aoop y anS MEN s. s'S SwANTEp-Experiepc. not
necessary; ST. per hour. II you want to
work and learn landscaping be at 321
Cedar ave. Takoma Park. Md at a:30
A NATIONALLY KNOWN company. has
openings fol-. men who are looking, for a
future. excellent opportunity for advance
ment. For appointment, call Ma. 77I6.
WANTED boat helper to captain: man,
white: leaving for Florida at once: wages
rood. A. w. BEUTAL, Yacht Miffco,
Annapolis Yacht Club, AID. 7S42
Evening star., 1945-11-02

ACCORDIONIST, male or female. to play
sSsey II ssa or NA bs1s
ylir aYiTed IyAE Apply ~ personnel ONCE, End noor
ADVERTISING ING MANAGE ls;d By leading de-
manent; person experienced In making
iayouts and writing copy will be consid-
cred: we have fashion artists. Write
BUTIER-cHAUFFEUR or maid. referenc.
FSsSauiseq SSons WI hys sa4 II excellent accommodation
BUYER, underwear. hosiery accessories
for leading department store; splendid
opportunity. permanent, immediate open
ing. Write fully at once, your application
VIII be treated in strict confidence. Boz
CANDY c6 COUNTER CLERKS = Pleasant
Apply at any ny PEOPLES DRUG sHass!oo sToRE Of
cHGas 9lGsmea5 co6sTfn Gfs " cpERks 4 a' full tim.
ean pDg s rS5s sns pfonss Geanis 01
e%HPekEas % Il cnRRks LHEsND His Is nARkR Il
coar Lee And h"y DRhss RAEnssSn suxrS 81 asa
for leading department store: splendid
opportunity. permanent position. Write
denee Your present POSITION posi- s'1 viii be ega pro-
tected- to Box 105-E. Star.
COUPLE, white. under As; man for nights,
woman for about hours daily: furnished
anf Ra It,n and SIP slya pnnth i,a HOTEL COURT
COUPLE, live in to do g.h.w., cooking and
school children; .S150 mo. Cali WA. SIi4
CoUPLE, eolored: g;h.w.: live in; S125 mo.
osfeIenee; rel afiee IN family THURSDAY and Sun
DhUG CLERKS, experience desirable. bu,
not necessary; good salary. vacation with
pay, pay hours, 6-day week. Apply at any
ONCE, n ST. ne
FOOD CHECKER. experienced excellent
salary and meals. Apply steward, WARD.
Maos,s,t MN rhhh 81 HOTEL Connecticut ave. ano
FOOD FOOD And II, FOUNTAIN CLERKS. age II
or over; experience not necessary. as W.
VIII train you; good pay while learning
uniforms furnished and laundering free
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE o.
smnploymsnt ofice; n st. ne.
coNGkassIohAL DRUG sfRsrlsnses sfosE. 1fs 4sspll
IABoRAToRY TEcHNIcraN. experienced
| %au epsn eF3orn F3r interview call superintendent
es seS SonaN to s9 Sass ssoss Wob B Ea
TAggREANT. 1906 Rhode island ave ne.
sfi fPany hsRsss ness sd
permanent pa,l work good salaries and meals
saof TsafT sRs WIZ Fl Sa OF sae
Commission. excslient eag working Conditions s
PssI0n THE APpf gs s"D|S5RsfR RSFaR
SHOE s ass ssIEsPEoPLE Pc PIE experienced in SELL
| ing fine shoes; permanent positions, eooc
salaries: pleasant working conditions. Ap.
| ply Mr.. Sigmon, HAHN SHOE STORES
4483 Connecticut ave
TICKET SELLERS, railroad experience
| Apply RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD
301 G ST. NV
TOY BUYER who can also buy electrica
| appliances for leading department store
| excellent opening. permanent position
Write fully. Immediately, in complete con
| ndence to Box I04-E; Star
WANTED. so men and women Earn S5(
to see a week. fun or part time, perma
nent employment; clean. easy work: no ex-
perience necessary: $40 commission fol
each deal made; every car owner a prospect
no merchandise TO carry. See MR. KING
Room 404, Atlantic Bldg. $50 F ST. NV
granted to every applicant.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Make This Real
Test For Aspirin

Next time simple headache or
inorganic pain strikes, just take
St. Joseph Aspirin and prove to
your satisfaction the fast, pleasant.
relief it brings. st. Joseph Aspirin
works with the speed you need
none faster-and it brings real
economy, too. Get st. Joseph Aspi-
1in, worlds largest seller at 10c.
You can mske even greater savings
when you buy the large 100 tab
let bottle for Soc as you get near
" 3 tablets for 1 cent. Look on the
package and each tablet inside for
your guarantees Of high quality
1.-THE nans. est Joseph Aspirin. :
Evening star., 1945-11-02
HELP WOMEN.

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY, expert
eneed, attractive, personabie, 20-30, $3.50
now; permanent. Please give full details
and state when available for personal in
AIRLINE sa1sifN SsH sTESdGRapHKR Ssa ssa5
position for young lady, age 25 to 80, with
worldwide airline; must be of British ma
tionaEty, and rapid and accurate in typing
sonality essential; interesting and pleasant
position in Baltimore: immediate opening.
Apply in person only to BRITISH OVER
SsAS 81 AlHWA9S ss CORP. 9o4 Munsey Bldg.
ALTERATION HANDS for women's dresses
suits and coats. GARFINCKEL'S, F st. at
ALTERATION pEPARTMENT-wanted at
once. thoroushly experienced hands to
work nsrt on s fine coats suits and gowns; per-
x sSns!asr FL osr Tf5sfIs HkEH
kfEkATfos AfhEHT ssle sEAMisFkEssEs II Fri wanted.
s9ts @i
aPPoGNTMENf GsENsSa anH cIEkR RI Experienced. for
oas sere S Peaaty saoa AbPS
aFPo1NTENT end chERK s1s Wanted for beauty
nos sooe sasry E
ASSISTANT in service and repair dept. of
kssEErsSE kHST soakKSRrfS iSs ssisnt
mans posson
sTERERs, a44s 18th s.; nv. .
and varied work. not the usual monotonous
figure. Job: excellent salary with opportu-
y nisy @ for 9dvsnsemsnt See Mrs; s,g ,Ricsard; s
ASSISTANT BUYER for toilet goods de-
partment, experienced. Reply, stating age,
qualifications and experience. Box 221-Z,
AssoRTEks ASH white sss q solsres WASHING
BANK HEAD BooKKEEPER to assume
saeF snd enc Of
ssasssDo6 RhSRa BasK sh .ad sas
BEAnTicIAN and manicurist ta,, for
beauty salon OF large dept. store. Per
maIsnt position
HECHT CO., r st. at 18th.
BEAUTICIAN; permanent position: excel
lent salary and commission. vacation with
BRUCE HAIRDRESSER. 1884 Georgia ave,
/ GE. 1924. GE. 7144.
BsEAuTICdIAN., g9od opeTsser wanted; :to5e
Exu4I 8 orRsAPossfS sos d alta :.
sssIA sns so sss HH4s SEaa ss
BRANCH 724a wis ave. OIsa12i6
BEAUTY OPERATOR, immediate opening
VIII ISFRop Pss sse sta q 1G pm dss
BEAUTY AZ Z oPERATSRs TaIsdsS and manicurists
lexperienced; excellent salary and commits
sion. Apply employment once. 4th noor
IANSBuRGH b BRO, 9TH, Sth end
BEAUTY OPERATIONS sxhitsl. good salary
ana commissions. BCNNY BEAUTY
sALQ5Ms 5IN 3417 H. n st NV.
EE9I S'n 81 10sa Sa GSna
working hours. ANITAs BEAUTY SHOP
BEAUTY RGa1U UfSnn noffTEaRAroRs = rhon. rineo,r
1896. 3033 Naylor I'd. Sc.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced. fun o,
part part tine salary rs.,sed, and copisson hour
BEAufT GaH F,eaHIi orERxTok asroand work full
| or part time, needed immediately; hrs
from 9.St am e Phi Ia.S Day S1I so Ek +
" ~ -ss sHoP. s76e Mass. % ave. . NV IA. $500
BEAUTY OPERATORS, male and female
good salary and commission; hours, 9.3t
TO g. GASToN, 174I Conn. ave. Ho
Beauty OPERATOR, all-around operator
LOUISE MOORE BEAuTY SALON. III
sESuHi Al orEEAfoRs. nk fdaS fun time ana par
SSEEAAn4xF SEAAnE4EF daf1nnAff6RsWsnt.d jill afsa s. VA N i
/ trActive young girl to give face treat
ments, no experi1nce necessary; must hav
ton in Was1inston. Personal interyis,
only, apply to manager. nizABET1
ARDEN eAdoN. l147 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
Colombo Coast Humid

The west coast of Colombia, with
400 inches of rainfall recorded in
q year, is the most humid region
of the western world.
Evening star., 1945-11-02

PORTER. colored, for high-class restau
rant stead, lob for aspendshls man; meal meal
ssIIs las!aesa aRIfD I4fPD'I Iaaf Mll1on' oD0S
PORTERS. coloreds. for full-time perma
nsnt positions; good starting salary. Appl;;
PORTER for. downtown once building
soohour week; Apply MR.. sEvIoUR
PoRIER, colored; uniforms supplied; reg
ular hours: -S95 per month. Apply TWl
fpdHRhMREs 7ao 5askson p NV
poss sos ga da SoI
HSfEh ssnas aolne1 1'G5s 81
PfooiRTER, POI retail shoe store: good salar,
and and wei recommsnded. Ep HIrs BEAM co CO.
PoRTER for general cleaning. no heav.
sa sit!ans s0o1 Apps YoUNa MSs ESSFn sHSp sSa
sosas ;s;sss sf. dss ssiF s'is ssIs q
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SHERIDAN PHARMACY. 270I 14th st. NV
PORTER, colored. for exclusive restaurant
to assist head porter from 1890 at nigh
until 9 AM. good pay. and good meal
5 pm WEARLEY'S, AIS 18th, st. NV
PORTER, reliable, active man to do lish
porter work. full or part time; must fur
nish satisfactory reference. Apply at ono
Mr. Schoenberg. FRED PELzMANS FASH
| ION SHOP, 18th and r NV.
PORTERS. permanent positions, S29. 4
per week; INSURANCE BENEFITS: paid vaca
| ply 5000 North 4th ST., Arlington. Va
P0RTER-DISHWASHE colored; good sal
AIRY and. meals. Apply CHIN LEE RES
TAUEANT, 33l9 Con Conn; s. ave OR. zoos;
shift good pay and meals WARDMAl
PARK DRUGSTORE. Conn. ave. and Wood
IfkESsER. trst-class; GOOD pay. stead
work. VACATION with pay Du. b962.
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