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Evening star., 1945-05-05
Rood Program Pushed

Argentina will intensity construc-
ton of roads into Brazil, Bolivia
and Chile.
Evening star., 1945-05-05

fendant originally was indicted on a
charge Of first degree murder, but Z
jury found her guilty OF the lesser
charge Of second degree.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
new GOVERNMENT
REPLACES PETER

LONDON. Jan. %. - P - Klt'g
Peter of Yugoslavia transferred Il
powers to a regency council to-
night and appointed Premier Ivan
subasic to put into effect an agree
ment with Marshal Tito.
The announcement by the infor'
nation department of the Yugoslav
government said the Kings in
structions ordered the new govern
ment to observe the reservations
made in his communicate of Jan
uary IL. at which time Peter OBJ
iected to the form OF the proposed
regency and to what he called its
unrestricted legislative powers.
The new developments in the
Yugoslav situation came after re
peated conferences between the
King and Subasic, who had defiec
a dismissal order issued by the
young monarch January %.
Today Peter issued two DEGREES
one accepting the designations o!
the former cabinet and the other
confirming new appointments nom
mated by Subasic as premier.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
EX-ENV0Y DENIES
FASCIST SUPPORT

ROME, Jan. %. -(P1- Fulvio
Suvich. thin and bespectacled for
mer Fascist ambassador to the
United States, told high court
of justice today that his mission
to America mainly was concerned
with attempting to better economic
relations.
He testified that he warned Mus
solini that the United States with
its vast industrial potential inev1-
ably would side with France and
Britain in a European war.
Suvich, with Gen. Mario Roat-
ia, 1t. Gen. Francesca Jacomoni
and IL others, is being tried on
charges of helping Mussolini main
tain his dictatorship through acts
which the accusations say includ-
ed the assassination of King Alex
ander of Yugoslavia, the murder
of the Roselli brothers in France
and aggressive international poll
cies. Roatta was former chief of
staff; Jacomoni was viceroy of Al
bania.
Suvich said he was received
cordially in the United States 'be-
cause 81 always had supported an
anti-German policy" He asserted
he always was a 'lukeWarm Fas-
cist.''
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
CZECH PRESIDENT
TO VISIT RUSSIA

LONDON, Jan. 20. -(P)- The
Czechoslovak government announc-
ed today that President Eduard
Benes would arrive soon in the
liberated area of eastern Slovakia.
The announcement indicated that
the entire government in exile ex-
cept Benes would be replaced by
new authority at Kassa biased
on the will of the liberated PEG
pie"
DR.. Hubert Ripka, minister OF
State Foreign Affairs, said Fran
tisek Nemec. minister of Economic
Reconstruction, already had ar
rived in Slovakia with politica
advisers and representatives of the
Slovak National Council and de-
MED that. any rift existed with the
Soviet Union over the Carpatho
| Ukraine.
Soon also President Benes viii
arrive in the liberated homeland
in order that under his Leadership
new government authority ma!
be created there based on the viii
of the liberated people" sale
Ripka in a broadcast to his home
i land,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
DARST TO PRESENT
HIS RESIGNATION
TO DIOCESE SOON

The resignation of the Right
Rev. Thomas Campbell Darst, D.
D., bishop of the East Carolina
diocese of the Episcopal church
for 30 years, will be presented at
TIE meeting of the House of Blsh-
ops n Birmingham, Ala, on
Wednesday, it was disclosed yes
terday.
If the resignation is accepted
and becomes effective May l,
as requested by Bishop Darst, then
new bishop will be elected at
tie convention of the East Caro-
liza Diocese to be held May "a
in New Bern.
Bishop Darst, who completed his
tkirtieth year as head of the East
Diocese January 6, submitted
his resignation last November to
the Right Rev. H. St. George
Tucker, D. D., of New York, pre-
siding bishop, on account of his
health. Il do not feel that I can
give my beloved diocese the strong
and vigorous leadership that it
should have during the trying years
that lie ahead" the Bishop said.
When Bishop Darst came to the
East Carolina diocese, it consisted
Ct so parishes and missions. Twen-
ty-five years later there were 95.
His most outstanding piece of work
as an evangelist of the church was
in connection with the Bishop S
Crusade" of 1926 and 1887.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
Majority OF Servicemen
May Keep Life Policies

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-lRHThe
majority of service:nen probably
will keep their National Service
life insurance when they return to
civilian life, a survey by the In
stitute of Life Insurance indicates.
OF 1900 enlisted men question
ed, the Institute said, So per cent
plan to keep all or part OF the
Service life insurance, whereas
after the last war only one-tenth
of the veterans kept their wal
risk insurance. The survey shows
that IA per cent of the men ex
rect to drop the insurance while
II per cent have not yet serious
l. y considered the matter.
The Veterans Administration
and life insurance companies are
combining efforts this time to
make certain that no veteran will
drop his insurance because he
does not know its value, the In
stitute said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
LONDONE2S FACE
COOLEST WEATHER
WITH LESS COAL

LONDON, Jan. 29.-(P)- SILVER
ing Londoners, experiencing one OF
the coolest winters in century,
were told tonight they would have
to get along on one-quarter OF
a ton of coal and possible less per
family during February.
The Ministry of Fuel said those
with as much as 500 pounds OF
coal on hand at the beginning OF
the month would get no more.
Supplies in the rest of England,
excluding London, will be the same
as in January-one ton for faml-
lies in northern England, and three
quarters of a ton for those in
southern England.
The government also urged the
public to reduce consumption OF
gas and electricity in order to avoid
restrictions on war industries.
Maj. Gwilym Lloyd George, min
lister of fuel, said delivery was a
greater problem than supply. Some
100000 places in London can take
only 100 pounds of coal weekly
due to lack of storage space.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
JAW Executive Group
Asks For Abolition
OF War Labor Board

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 29.-OP)
The executive board of the Unit
ed Automobile Workers (C1O) were
tonight ending an eight-day meet
ing here after taking an inspection
tour of New Orleans harbor as
guests of local CLIO leaders taii
afternoon.
Major action of the board was
its demands for abolition OF the
crescent War Labor Board ane
Presidential creation of a new
board which would have Wha1
iUAW termed specific authority tt
secure just settlement of labor
problems.
The JAW also adopted a reso
lutionsto investigate reported with
drawals from the Wayne county
(MichD, local CLIO council.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30

latest issue of Sweden.
gazette and the NEVIS OttciY
at least 50 per cent Of SPa Pc ri
cations on hand in III t5e al ! aps,
patent e office We're Of G Gee sHeda
gin. The applications 0erlnan o.,
In connection with @ re noa,
camera industries. ''''d' u
The Army uses f.c.
lcamouflage. pant h,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
FDR NAMES ENJOYS
TO THREE NATIONS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. -(P)-
President Roosevelt today named
ambassadors to Portugal and Iran
and a minister of Afghanistan.
He sent to the Senate nomina-
tons of Herman B. Baruch of
New York for the assignment in
Portugal, Wallace Murray to be
ambassador to Iran and Ely E.
Palmer of Rhode Island to go to
Afghanistan.
Baruch, a brother OF Bernard
Baruch, retired capitalist and pres
idential advisor, has served with
the Foreign Economic administra-
ton in Latin American countries.
Murray now is director of the
State Departments Office of Near
Eastern and African Affairs. He
is native of Bardstown, KY. Pal.
mer is American Consul Genera.
at Sydney, Australia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
Transferred Soldiers
Given More Training
For Infantry Service

WASHINGTON, Jan. %. ---(P)-
Soldiers shifted to the Infantry
from other branches of the Army
are being trained for six weeks as
riflemen at eight camps to fit
them for combat service, the War
Department said today.
Approximately 10000 men have
been or are being transferred from
the Air and Service Forces and
other branches to provide repla ice.
ments for Infantry combat units.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
Tobacco Buyers Given
More Time For Filing
Cost, Weight Reports

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. -(P)-
OPA extended today from Febru-
airy l to March l the deadline for
buyers of flue-cured tobacco to file
reports showing total weight and
cost of their purchases.
The agency said flue-cured to-
bacco auctions are continuing
about a month longer than usual.
This, plus the fact that scrap to-
bacco often is bought from farmers
after the auctions close did not
allow sufficient time for making
reports by the original date.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
HERO GETS COMMAND
General McAuliffe H ad S
103rd Infantry Group

WITH U. S. SEVENTH ARMY,
Jan. %. : R) - Brig. Gen. An
thony c. McAuliffe, who answered
nuts" to the Bastogne surrender
demand, is commanding the 103ro
Infantry Division which threw back
the German thrust through Schil-
lersdorf in a menacjng push to-
ward the Saverne gap in Alsace, it
was disclosed today.
At Bastogne, McAuliffe was act
ing commander of the 101st Air
borne Division. President Roose-
welt last week nominated him for
major generalship.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
FORTUNATE TALLER
Woman Lands In Sn0wbank
After Drop From Window

ROME, N. Y, Jan. 29.-(P)-
New York's toughest winter wealth
err made one resident happy here
today.
Miss Josephine Sanzone, hanging
clothes on a line from second
story window yesterday, was pull
ed out head first when the rope
broke She was uninjured in the
twenty-foot fall. which was broken
by an eight-foot snow bank.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
Move OF German Money
To Sweden Disclosed

STOCKHOLM, Jan. 29:-lR-An
organized flight of German capt.
tai to Sweden is developing by the
placement of inventions here, the
newspaper Expressen said today.
A large number of German pat
ent applications appeared in the
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30

The automobile speed record in
9O3 was one mile in AZ seconds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
FAMOUS DISCOVERY
acts fast on the kidneys

Thousands are thanking DR.. KlLMER's
SWAMP ROOT for helping them to re-
move the cause Of needless "gettins up at
nights. For this pure herbal medicine,
e orig created BY pr.sti; in, Physi
urine >. helps relieve backache, run down
feeling, uncomfortable symptoms of
bladder irritation. SWAMP ROOT is a
scientific preparation. A combination of
carefully blended herbs, roots, vegetables,
baisams. Absolutely nothing harsh or
habit forming when you use DR.. kilmer's
medicine. Just good Ingredients that act
fast to bring you new comfort!
Send for free, prepaid sample TODAY!
Like thousands Of others you'll be glad
that you did. Send name and address to
Department c, Kilmer & Co., Inc, Box
12ss, Stamford, Conn. Offer limited. Send
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
TECHNICAL DELEGATION

ROME, Jan. %. -(H- Technl-
cal advisors from the United States
and Great Britain, representing an
organization known as military
liaison," will be permitted to en-
ter Yugoslavia to insure the full
use of both relief supplies shipped
there by the United Nations and
those already available within the
country. Allied Headquarters An
nounced today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-30
RUSSIANS HONORED

MOSCOW, Jan. 29.-(P)- The
Order of Lenin, the highest Soviet
civilian honor, last night was con-
ferred on A. A. Gromyko and
F. T. Gusev, Russian ambassa-
doris to the United States and
Britain respectively.
Evening star., 1945-11-27

NATIONAL u RED cRoss ssse0 Lisense Gs not AN
auired. Apply employment office, 18th
FIREMAN, white or colored daywork.
FUEL i OIL TRUCK DRIVERS, permanent
i SEEsRES6 so2S caPito sstst so
Sunday, FIR. 1886. 1913 East Capitol st.
FURNITURE FINIsHER, permanent posi-
ton: excel: salary insurance and retire
FURNITURE FiNIsHER-Mayer = c.:
Sho IS int n Of sea dyDes
sss5s sHs R'ssPe ss
Aver. MAYER & CO. 4eI ath st. 'n.y NV. MI
FURNITURE HANDLERS and van drivers
Also china packers and craters. II you
ons aasnee a mna naass snd Of
age business I have place for you Ex-
PsKaM Pissleneed 9nly nssa apply r6s ssa1iss oPsn
fURNiTGRE fHG Hi HELPEks Fl M iamperss rnersso immedi-
6e4 ARpa smPl9ERfa5 0ss sa
FURNITURE SALESMAN, experienced only;
S75 weekly and, commission; unusually
nifty. ATLAS FURNITURE CO. 92I G
st. NV.
GROCERY CLERK, colored. experienced
GROCERY CLERK. experience not essen
tial. Apply 1901 D st. ne.
HOUSEMAN, butler, chauffeur, white; ex-
cellent references required. Telephone
HO. 6477 for appt
HOUSEMAN. DRIVER, handy; simple cook
ing sober; good wages and apt. or house
on country estate. Gaithersburgs21-F -F-15.
JANIT0R and kitchen worker. colored, one
| with driving permit preferred; private
MISS PROSSER, WI. 2223
JANITOR, colored, for small hotel sober
married; stoker experience; 500 a mo. and
3.rm apt. 1440 Rhode Island ave. NV
JANlTOR, colored, for stoker-fired boiler in
small ofhce bldg. near New Jersey ave
and K: Opportunity for sober and. in
dustr1ous man to make an excellent salary
WALKER g. DUNLOP. INC. 1900 18th
st., DI. O222,
Evening star., 1945-11-27
HELP MEN ond WOMEN

CANDY COUNTER CLERKS = Pleasant,
xepg xepad id anS H9rf ia'f G tGF oRE
CASHIERS for .full-time work: all items in
store are plainly marked requiring no
practice will then make you skilled: good
p soEE APoy s45 dssF ra MT
CASHIERS for front ONCE; excellent work
ing conditions. Apply auditor HOTEL
6fGhR eouNTRk MI ana cLkRks, * su time
pleasant wel;.paid work n G5ancs re for I1c: pro.
STORE or employment once, II P st. ne.
CoLORED-Intelligent honest, nondrink:
ing colored couple. for laundry work and
eish washing. in boarding house. Living
right people. Must have good references
no Sunday work. See MRS. LoCHRIE at
coUNT9R COR CLERKS GR s. for either serving Gus
toners with cheese and luncheon items or
steaks. chops and roasts; custAmer selects
marx raa run time @ PLEASANT work; < no ' selling
Computing scale we win teach you how
e ss's fss9 ooB a9G ARs' ss5
xhs city ens Wo ssss 7
DISHWASHLRS, men or women. and por--
ter tmalel. No experience needed. GOOD
appy ssesSn s snS E Drug tshsTe Zee
p1sHRSGM B smpS5Isns woRkfEs 6fS roRTERs 81
fatsteFf sas aGRcurPR APRy ESHn @HsE ss Aso
CIATION. Agriculture Dept.
DRUG CLERKS, experience desirable, but
not necessary; good salary. vacation with
psy paCpi s1hoqG N p, r s,dsy geek Apply at any
FOOD AND FOUNTAIN CLERKS, age 10
or over; experience not necessary. as we
will train you; good pay while learning:
uniforms furnished and laundering free.
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
employment ONCE, n ST. ne.
RETAIL SHOE SALESPEOPLE, experienced
preferred; good salaries. splendid oppor-
tunities offered to those who are ambitious
Boy 1s4-A. Star.
statesmen and saleswomen. with cars. to
demonstrate Guardian Service. heavy cast
aluminium waterless cookware. to groups
and in homes: best of commissions: chance
for rapid advancement. Write. giving full
particulars. to MR.. w. HARLAN, 5051 1st
SHOE 4S sAGEsMEN Or woMfS. permanent ag4
employment. good salary to start, pleasant
working conditions IDA'S DEPARTMENT
STORE, ia. 1900. 56O1 Georgia ave. NV.
TELETYFE OPERATORS can secure i'm
mediate employment in AMERICAN Ma
T1ONAL RED CROSS: working hours, to
II midnight: extra pay for night shift,
Apply employment ONCE, 18th and Z
CHAIN STORE can use men and women
with ability to become fountain managers;
previous experience preferred. but not
essential: every opportunity with a good
future Come in for an interview am.
to l pm. Rm. 2os, Bond Building, l4th
and New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1945-11-27
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING and statistical clerk. -5H
DAYS week Sl35 per mo I,I plus lunches
AIRLINE hahfTk sFfWhkpass HpahhIk $ 1EirED NJ AIR
LINES has openings for young women, 81
to 20: 81 srts. to sc inches. single, 2 1a tIll
cate. Personal interviews Wednesday,
Nov. 2Sth, between 6 and pm. only. and
THURSDAY, ] Nov. 2eth, between 10 am; and
APPOINTMENT CLERK, for beauty parlor
hours; s-s; GAsToN, 1741 Conn. ave
AssIsTANT BUYER. experienced dresses.
Excellent future for alert young woman
with execusiys ABILITY Stsrtlne salary
ASSISTANT LABORATORY TECHNICIAN,
girl with high school education. some
nee; 5-day.. 40-hr. wk.; to work in labora
of elsan medsEn
CO. ADR s64d vest vrsRia eRhA. AVE- ne
ASSISTANT SHIPPING CLERK-Perm. po-
ssIisRt ~. sayi5onmsnt: sSpesIsSsed T.
fSs RIeHs sHoE e sIoRE aSSR Or S6s 'I p oss
ST m ssoHd
have responsible circulation record and
supervisory experience; permanent: at
sssotKss ssasry vhes Rex Of s4sa srr
AUDITOR, thoroughly experienced. must
ehsrse ham booEe aood "a Salary for rsh
RStIsR ARsS HoT Z ?S!sSn seS MsYs Sa
to s' $50 0 per week. ADoLPHs BEAUTY
sHoR sE6I1ioIaH s95 l@th sns st. msncurist te,
beauty salon of large dept store; perma-
nent position, pleasant surroundings. Ap-
elY pfrSannsl st sf sb sfce' End floor THE HEcHr
sExJTic1AS. good pay and commission cen
Th LnSsn 1885
stslists. ssSif aouas at PH1tiPsBoRN Phi O 'A' ~
BEAUTICIAN WANTED, full or part time;
vssaton Wt pas aDAs efk
SALON. 27o9 North 18th St, Arlington,
SRAURx = *, tSFli SFhkAroR, experienced, all
around: salary and commission: 5;day
week. closed on SATURDAYS; Apply STYLE
BEAUTY BEAU. us SALON 3Ss5 ;S9d Wilson Blvd Ar
BRaTTY sRasTGT opERArok. soo all around, expert
enced; excellent salary; pleasant working
14th st. NV. AID. 7036.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, immediate openings
Apply employment ofiee. 9th floor, WOOD
SHai2 MAHD t3THE2P gao to pm daily
earn S75. to $100 commission weekly:
MARIE W IT bEAgTx GSgE SSboE; 81 I'm s ~
bEhU11 OrChh1On, experienced IN QdlT
tinting; also manicurist. Apply ROBERT
OF PARIS, 1914 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR for Southeast neigh
borhood shop, pleasant working conditions:
salary S45 a week and commission. Call
BEAUTY oPERAToRs-Full or part time;
salary and 5Ose commission: beautiful air.
sRaNcR e4s soa Wis aVs nsADS g. sa
BEAUTY OPERATORS, exper., days a
wk., all year, 2 nights until pm; high
est salary and commission. Call WO.
231S any day until 6 pm.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, excellent salary and
commission, permanent. EMILE, JR..
| 52S 18th st, NV.
B0OKKEEPER. expsrienced: part time or y
HABERDASHERY. 1902 F st. NV.
BOOKkEEPER, experienced, 600 week.
Address Box 103-S, Star.
BOOKKEEPER and general once work;
| knowledge Of stenography helpful; perma-
nent position to attractive. young lady
ksp esss5nff ARRtS sHo Rsf
lBOOKKEEPER with general once expert
ence; one who can take dictation, type
and set up and maintain gen. CORES. nles;
sprins; sood salary. pleasant working con-
ditions and oppor. for advancement. Boz
l14-A Star.
Evening star., 1945-11-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

! WILL NOT, BE RESPONSIBLE for any
oeptS incurred by any one other than my
self. JULIAN G. .FARGASON, 54O5 Far.
ragut sti' Hyattsyilie. Nd. Is.
Tor fairly modern 5 or 8 room house in a
desirable residential location. We need il
nadly! No agents please. Box 253-S, Star
MIMEoGRAPHING, tipping, mailing; prompt
service, day or evening MARY SHERMAN
RTBLfe G iGnS NdTcE 5fs Is P heTfab4 TaS4 given that
special meeting OF the stockholders OF The
Green Line; Inc. held at the Office of the
company; North Capitol and F sts. Wash
l945. at the hour OF 4 pm, stockholders
representing all of the capital stock OF
Salq corporation being present and voting
in favor thereof the following resolution
and UNANIMOUSLY adopted, Resolved. That
the name of this company be changed from
The Green Line, Inc, TO Sightseeing In
corporated. and that the last mentioned
name be and it is hereby adopted as the
corporate name of this company. The GER
titicate OF such change has been filed in
DlStric tof Columbia, as provided by law.
Dated, Washiheton, D. c. November 2I
l945. 81 c, H. ELLIS, President (SJ
JAMES NJ E, ", WILSoN; son SECRETARY,
aeSS SnlSss cTnt5aSsed for by myself
SIN ave. w, Washington, D. C.
FARMERS! 1 need pine or
cedar trees for retail Christmas. Call FIR
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. GEORGE C. LEAKIN. JR., 4363
NICHOLS ave: S,w.. WaShington, D. C. 29'
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE l will not be
other than myself. WILLIAM N. DABNEY
2535 18th ST. NV nqs
Evening star., 1945-11-27
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN to take charge of doberman
.sas %Sis writ. g. sos
29s,pSeSni 9opNG MAN, Hi white, rsnersl .ll-afound
ing: pleassnt sarreundlnss. s. sxeeient s tG.d SAL
ary; ;,, Apply AsKINs. 737 9TH st. NV.
with srsest ire pant in
eral mechanical background desirable;
se F fs co "a a'0 744
s;s|;issnt shipRlss as.t nasieasi
e New Apny 5srses
SG aas to ess HIsR faa fsSsr
TORS, 929 Eye st. NV.
sun s, OIL CO: has openings for service sta
ton attendants; opportunity for advance
m9ent' 9n' good hours, excellent pay. Apply
4s40 Conneeticut ave: NV;
minst ton, Delaware-Maehine designers and
aTaftsmen ana process and piping
snd
men. men, architectural designers and craftsmen;
Syl dssigneTs and craftsmen electrical
craftsmen urgently needed for employment
Men scffng deaTss But Dos:
considered COMPANY representatiye will
MENT yERV1eE appsssn5 o1cE e. os h5h &
NV. NV. Monday through Friday between the
aOppf 91 saf ea 200 p% For
SALES oprokTyNirr%GpSr:oah atsbl: hi sp; openins
In selling is offered by the McCaskey
piete line Of sales BOOKS autosrapbic @ 'Dsl req
seff sts and nd Superior line Of cash
gains opportunity for lifeline Territorial i
work " or;rr Of 2s advaneement. Telephone MIR
T. pAI LIE IEsRS0oN' Executive bO49' Nov. 27,
onfDooR fDo * CLERICAL WORK. full or part
paid for: to 45 w years eSas; Of age: learn to
week; about S14b per month to start, in
however, for part time we need men able to
report for work weekdays between s am,
and 7:3O a; m. and then work several hours
hours at time. Apply in person, weeSGay
fRHNsF co. oss 18th KGo% snG 1888
pect ave. NV. GEORGETOWN Take Route
MS SSrE 9o ISFM Gabn John strsetcar n.s
young man wanted by research organiza-
tion, to make deliveries of documents and
for Junior clerical duties: salary, $50.
PART-TIME woRK-You can earn $50 to
500 per month extra by learning to oper-
ate streetcar or bus; experience not NEG
essning training spa may 1h be TAKEN 9u durns
free hours; need men for part-time work
able to report for work weekdays between
q am. and 7:30 am. and then work sew
eral hours at least three mornings a week
also those able to sreport between and
pm. and work at least 3 or hours at a
time and al least three afternoons week.
Apply weekday mornings. CAPITAL TRAN
SIT CO, 36th and Prospect ave. NV.
Georgetown. Take Route No. 90 Cabin
IAuToMOBILE DEALER needs 2 reliable
colored porters for large garage. perma-
nent Jobs with good salary for the right
persons Apply Mr.. Barham, L. P
STEUART NC. 144o st. NV.
DO YOU KNOW SOME ONE competent to
teach trumpet to daily Permanent,
desirable position. Phone MR.. ZELDON,
EN-. 2032 ewes; days, AID. 03s4.