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Surrender
Continued From First Page.)

and with 1t. Gen. Robert L. Eichel-
berger, commander of the United
States 9Th Army who will command
ground forces in the Tokyo area.
Some Of the feet correspondents
whose total probably equals the
200 accompanying Gen. Macarthur
We're given a preview closeup of
YokoSuka from small Higgins boats
after the fleet anchored They said
there were signs of destruction
everywhere. A large seaplane base
was in ruins; large air arsenal
burned and deserted.
There were few signs of activity
at the naval yard, from which Gen.
Macarthur and Admiral Halsey had
instructed the japanese to remove
all but guards. Fifty solemn Nip
ponese peered back from the bat
tered battleship Nagato, a memo
rial TO accuracy of Admiral Halsey's
carrier pilots. The only undamaged
vessels sighted were about so small
craft and few midget submarines.
Rear Admiral Oscar c. Badger.
commander of Task Force 81 which
actually will land the occupation
troops, assured a Swiss Red Cross
representative that the Navy is pre-
pared to supply food. especially
badly-needed milk and sugar, to Al
lied prisoners of war Immediately.
The Swiss representative, un-
identified, told Admiral Badger that
5000 of the $4,000 Allied prisoners
and civilian internees in Japan are
i'll. He said there are 1000 in the
Tokyo area and 5000 more on Gen.
trail Honshu.
Admiral Badgers Marines and
bluejackets expect to liberate MANY
prisoners of war soon after the land
ing.
Commodore Joel T. Boone. Sd
Fleet surgeon and former personal
physician to Presidents Harding,
Coolidge and Hoover, saId inter-
national representatives OF the Red
Cross found the japanese co-opera-
tive in their visits to the prisoner of
war camps.
However, he said the Red Cross
workers reported that he found the
internees had been rarely visited
and many were sick and suffering
from malnutrition.
Commodore Boone said the re-
patriates, co-called under the Geneva
agreement, would be started home
ward as soon as they were medically
checked and it was determined they
could make the trip.
Forty-one Super Fortresses flying
from Guam today dropped more
than 140 tons of supplies to %
Japanese prisoner -of-war camps.
The parachuted their mercy
bombs over stockades around
Tokyo, Yokohama, Osaka, Aichi on
Honshu Island and Fukuoka on
Kyushu in Japan proper and other
camps in Korea. Eight planes
made the Korea flight while the
others went to Honshu and Kyushu
Other Super Fortresses photo
graphed still more prisoner camps
for future attention.
Evening star., 1945-08-29
Z New Polio Cases Listed,
But Total Is 9 Under 1914

Although two new cases of in.
fantile paralysis were reported today
by the Health Department, the
number of cases hospitalized in the
District this year has fallen below
the number at this time last year.
The new cases brought the totals
for this year to IS District cases
and 81 out-of town cases hospital
lied here, making a total of 132
cases. At the same time last yea1
there were l4l cases hospitalized in
the District, including out-of town
cases.
The new cases are those of a IT.
year-old colored girl of the 27OC
block of N street NV. at Children's
Hospital and Az -year-old boy
from the 5000 block of Ritchie road
Prince Georges County, Md, who
is at Walter Reed Hospital.
Evening star., 1945-08-29
Continued From First Page.)

girls in Yokohama all have been
taking courses in conversational
English. Two operators who speak
fluent English have been rushed
from the Tokyo international ex-
change to handle the Yokohama
American calls until the local girls
are able to take them.
Continuing the wave of suicides
among japanese officials and 'su-
perpatriots' since the capitulation
Dr. Chen Kung-po, former acting
president of the Japanese Marking
puppet government. died today OF
self-lnf1icted wounds.
In another report on the war
the transportation ministry said
2,03l persons were killed and 2,427
injured as result of Allied air raids
on japanese railroads.
Confusion in Northern Korea.
The japanese government ir
message II to Gen. Macarthur, re.
corded by the FEC, protested thai
the situation in Northern Kores
Occupied by Russian forces) is ir
a state of confusion and the safety
of the lives and property of jap.
anese residents cannot be guaran.
teed."
The massage also charged tha
the Soviet Army is agitating "tha
all Japanese property in Kores
should belong to the Koreans" ane
said 'looting, kidnapping, murder
and other acts of violence" cause<
the japanese serious apprehen
sions."
Domei reported Emperor Bao Da
of Wet Nam Japanese inspired
republic formed of the forme
French protectorate on AMMAN il
Indo-C China is ready to abdicate a
the call of a revolutionary party.
Evening star., 1945-08-29
Two American Women
Shot in Mexico CITY
By the Assoc lated Press

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 29.-Two
American women were shot, one
fatally, Monday outside Cuernavaca
by one of their two Mexican es-
corts, whom the surviving woman
said also robbed them.
The woman killed was identified
by the police as Mrs Molly Nc
Clagherty, also known as Mrs. Molly
McClagherty Price, of San Antonio
and Corpus Christi, Tex. Her COM
panion gave her name to the police
as Elinor Schuster, Clifton, N. J.
Mrs. McClagherty was shot once
in the heart. Miss Schuster was
shot three times, once in each leg
and once in the abdomen. Attend
ing surgeons said she is out of dan
ger.
Evening star., 1945-08-29
Five Nobel Prizes Due
To Be Awarded in Fall

BY the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, Aug. 29.-At least
five Nobel prizes probably will be
awarded this fall, the Nobel Foun.
dation announced today.
Disposition of the Nobel peace
prize, which is a prerogative of the
Norwegian Storting (Parliament, is
still uncertain. A special committee
has been appointed to study the
matter. The last peace prize was
awarded in 1888.
The newspaper Dagens Nyhetel
said single prizes in literature, medi-
cine and physics and two in chem.
lstry were almost certain to be
awarded this year.
Evening star., 1945-08-29
Vinson Names Paul Kelley
Administrative Assistant

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary of the Treasury Vinson
Yesterday announced the appoint
ment OF Paul Leonard Kelley as his
administrative assistant.
Mr.. Kelley, 40, a native of Ash
land, KY, has served as an aide to
Mr.. Vlnson since 1884 when the
latter entered Congress.
Mr.. Kelley succeeds Charles s
Bell, who died last Wednesday.
Evening star., 1945-08-29

have been discharged at Fort
Meade it was announced today
They are:
Connecticut avenue NV; Pfc. Charles E
Ireland. 2I6 SSeaton place N; T/5, Henry
}e Leak sssss Sw Street e.e }ohn PVT
Edwin l Slaughter, -2724 Eleventh stree,
NV, ssrgt Oral J; Minor. POS South
Ra6n ss csa aalatin shs'Sn Street III aw Rernrff Frs
HTlnston i41ns PIP Pc kJank esmpsqsIIIia s.
rs william {. MURPHY III. RockVile
serst Stuart c. Kicker, rs INLAND Ter
500 Locust. Hill road: Bethesda; Capt
Edward J. McKenna. 1880 Belmont street
N.Y.; N.Y.; c9Tpi W y GsoTge T + Grady; 1892
". Brewer. Bowie, Md: Pic. Francis H
ssrneSi earn Rr,ttnn ti seysnteenth ,t stgeet NE
NE; Ti5 Robert Hutton. sa9 Nortt
Quincy aTHny strset, street, Arlington. ,, ,oae
All Fourth street S.W; Pfc HAYWARD L
Jenkins Jenkins So Insraham street Nv T 4
John R Goolsby 1877! Randolph street
NV. st 1t. Herman D. Vaughan, 1856
ssmont Esbna1,u street street NV; NV: md L; Irwin
Willie E. Gordon. 1905 Branch avenue
Fifth street Sc: T Sergt clifton D
Eames. Greenbelt; ia Sprinkle r Clovis
40? North Lincoln street. Airing ton; Sergt
Reuben Tebeletr, 312aa M street NV; Pvt
Ernest Brown, al9 street NE Pfc
Charles T. Dorsey. 1@5 Sixth street NE;
1Sergt. Edward s, Spes. ia Fifth street
NE; Sergt. CLYDE +. Mckinney 1910 Nine.
teenth street NE: Pfc Earl W Hum
Landover Md: TfSerRt. Jerald v Moran
3342 street Sc; Mai. Paul F Cook. 81 :
varnum street NE: Capt. Wallace T
SCHNEIDER. "a Darwin avenue. Takoms
Park: and Capt. Nils Akerlind, 2237 Ash
mead place N w
Evening star., 1945-08-29
District Volunteer Office
To Move to New Offices

The Volunteer ONCE of the Dis
trict Council of Social Agencies will
move into its new quarters at 1925
Vermont avenue NV, at Thomas
Circle tomorrow, it was announced
today. Its present address is 1850
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
The announcement also stated
evening office hours until pm. on
Thursdays will be resumed on Sep
tember 6.
An Advisory Board meeting will
be held at the Pennsylvania address
today to discuss details of the move
to the new quarters. The announce
ment said three new memoirs have
been appointed to the board: Mrs.
Edward 10 Kotok, the Rev Francis
McPeek and Col Campbell C. john
son.
Evening star., 1945-08-29
.Windsors' Paris House
Ready for Arrival
~ the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, Aug. 29.-The luxurious
house at No. "a Boulevard Suchet, in
the smart Vassy section of Paris, is
ready for the arrival of it's owners,
the Duke and Duchess of Windsor
probably some time next month, .
the couples housekeeper said yes
terday.
Dispatches published here said
the couples home on the French
Riviera also is being prepared for
the return of the former British
monarch and his American wife,
Evening star., 1945-08-29
5th Air Force Unit
Hoisted First FIoq
On Jap Homeland


OKINAWA, Aug. 29,-The
first American flag was raised
over conquered Japan at 1910
pm. Tuesday 11:l0 pm. Mon
day E. w. t. by a 5th Air Force
radio unit.
The unit, known as the Fly
ing Circus was sent along
with the 1st Airborne contin-
gent to set up radio tower
for contact with the mass of
troops arriving tomorrow.
Landing at 8:47 am, the
Flying Circus less than four
hours later hoiSted Old Glory
to the top of the radio antenna.
Evening star., 1945-08-29
Aluminium House Fovored

Although other types of tempo
rary housing are restricted to the
$4,000 level, an aluminium prefab-
ricated house costing SO 500 is among
those which have won British
government approval.
Evening star., 1945-08-29

Men lose their hair sooner than
they used to do, says a London ex-
pect.
Evening star., 1945-08-29
42MenFromD. Area
Discharged at Meade

Forty-two more District area men
have been discharged at Fort
Meade it was announced today.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
HELP WOMEN.

ADDREsOGRAPH and relief telephone OPP
orator. Apply Mr.. Lowinger, NATIONAL
LAUNDRY co. = Pierce st; NV,
ices of an experienced radio continuity
writer; must be fast and accurate typist:
good salary. Call MR.. ABEL. DI. 7400, for
appointment.
-Transcontinental e. Western
Air. Inc. offers an opportunity to become
expertly trained in airline operation. A
stenoeraphers, PIX. operator. clerk-typist,
jr. accounting clerks. Apply in person
Immediately, T. ". 4; Hangar No; /. Wash
Monday through Friday. Hiring arrange
AITERATioN | haS HANDS, seansstresses, tsilors
Here's an excellent opportunity to get
shop; new equipment; good hours, oyer,
VALET, 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
women's garments. GARFINCKH'S, F st:
APPOINTMENT CLERK for beauty salon
of large department store; pleasant sur.
rroundinngyS1 ny1, ,Ag apply Pc personnel once 2nd
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, must be ac-
curate with figures; $35 week and meals.
MI. 1900.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
y D. T.. Area Men
Home on FurIouqh
From War Zones

Eleven men who have been serving
In the Mediterranean theater two
years or more are among % vet
erans who have been returned to
their homes in the District area
after serving overseas. The names,
local addresses, lengths of overseas
service for these men follow:
Mediterranean Theater.
street NE. 36 months with the infantry.
a5 months with the service forces.
Capt, Everett Gordon. 32l. N street
serrt. John crittcnden'0 75s2 Quebec
place NV, "a months with the Trans
.. coTpl; Ernest .s Reea. 5oa G street Sc,
street NV. 81 months with the Ord
Sian Is ssTss; mastSs Joseph Boyd a7as street
Pfc. Louis Brown. Broad Rim, Va, 81
months with the engineers.
grade. a10 New Hampshire avenue NV,
c0rpI; IaSerne staker. st4s Tourteenth
street NV, 3S months with the infantry.
European Theater.
First 1t Ross carletta, 20 Webster street
Frss m4nins nf Edwsrd seh Wiams vi al Ss
enth street NV, IL months with the
Air Forces.
First 1t James Brownel. 1898 Georgia
avenue NV. % months with the Trans
portation Corps.
Corpl Ellis Redfearn. 26l7 Georgia ave-
nue. NV. 25 months with the Transporta-
tion Corps,
Allen Galley, technician. nth srade.
1115 PotomRcc avenue Sc. 35 months
with the infantry
Stan Serst. Frederick Bates, 46l Eli
eott street wv, months with the
Stan Seret. Solomon Goldbers. 121lia
c street NE. months with the Air
Forces
Capt Allen Free, 1908 Chevy Chase
parkway NV, Is months with the Air
First 1t. William Ramsey; 6sls Ninth
street NV months n s,s with Thi the AIT Forces
First 1t Paul Banner, 1902 Gallatin
street NV, is months with the Air
Forces.
Pfc J. Simon Knaggs. 1925. Anacostia
road Sc: 45 months with the infantry
Evening star., 1945-04-02
HELP MEN and WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT. part-time daywork about s
hours per week must be quallneG 10 make
Fsders reports poT ete stete age
ASSISTANT COOK. needed by Suburban
Hospital. Bethesda. Md; fine opportunity
conditions good salary and meals. Call
BOOKKEEPER, retail experience preferred
office, md floor. THE HECHT CO, st.
needed by Suburban Hospital. Bethesda,
Md: fine opportunity. pleasant working
conditions; good salary and meals. Call
CASHIER Tor local trucking terminal: as
mr.. week, Apply EAGLE TRANSFER CO,
CLERK for local trucking terminal; As
hr, week. Apply EAGLE TRANSFER CO..
Clinical Ill WORKER. stenographlc ex-
perience in a Pennsylvania railroad office;
excellent salary. Eood transportation: must
comply with WMG II e5g,nss AppF oce
Ivy City Washington
COOK white daywpTk eIS no SHn6nys RE6iE Ap i6G
Marlboro pike HILLSIDE, Md Hillside 0666
g4! 4HE aEHP APPy co m at 0hfs h nm Ro moor
FARM HAND: pay good salary or rent on
share basis to right man; all modern ma
has electricity. etc; 25 miles from Wash
ingtorss in Virginia. Boy 25S-k. Star. %
FOOD COtNIEh CLEhhS' 10 OF over. we
will train you for essential work, on our
food counters. Good pay while learning.
Uniforms furnished an and Law, 1aundered e free
JANIToR. couple, colored for apt. house
s65 mo, TO start, apt, apt and mt utilities Apply
NJ MGLTIGRAPH 1Rs a1sfT OPERATOR. steady part
bRskE BRA Eoof s9od s0FsfF
New York ave. NV MA 1881.
psTR1cT cfses kwNN VpS CAN
VAS CO. 441o Georgia ave. NV.
PART-TIME essential work in our food
ming hours. Whether you work in the
Government or for private interests, you you
can qualify to make yourself some vS;ta sytfs
applicants, ages rs to 40. Starting rate
Csc hr, with .75c-an-hr rate after short
trial period. =, If at all interested: come in
ambition, We have part-time JOB to # it;
Apply nfoEmsi9n dsSk GbAnT I'd FooD
pRENs HOSPITAL, 18th and W sts. NV,
PRESS OPERATORS for laundry. Apply
DOCTORS HOSPITAL, 1919 Eye st. NV;
departments Of our stores: pleasant work
EosfEs ns DRUd s0sf sfoRE or ose "
TECHNICIANS t3) for clinical laboratory,
evening and night shift; salary commen-
general hospital D. c. Box 1896, Star.
WANTED, in excellent location California.
| steady. married. all-around handy man
ranch work, who will stick. who knows or
will learn poultry and egg production.
State full past record. pay expected. Box
AJAX. Star. %
THE HECHT co. feauires the services of
salespeople, full and part time, Apply
personnel office, 2nd floor, THE HECH4
| CO., F. ST. al 7th
Evening star., 1945-04-02
HELP MEN.

ACCoUNTANT-salary. $4,000 State ex-
perienGs Bog e2,K. Star.
ePS 6as Salaries sso5 &
must @ have !s'g !elesse. .f Ros tsaseE' Star.
sary State age, qualifications and salary
s19setSs SSt a26q star firm o,
usual opportunity for .ont1nu man OF biitn keen
aP:ysa r.. pestom mne is snd
opportunities are unlimited, good salary
and generous bonus, should attract the
S, dde es Boa e
aDvERTisING PRoDUCTioN MAN-Here
IS your chance now, to Join this outstand,,
ing Washington advertising agency and
assure yourself of peacetime security and
opportunities; must be experienced with
cedures and costs. knowledse, of paper
stock. Write us for appointment and state
3ackground, experience and salary re-
suested; Replies strictly confidential. Box
AFTER.ssCcHooL BOYS, age is and over
sun, m to Yth VI or xnSq Apby RsEfss
SGESTs, S oRGxNiaATIoNs, S Gsf sefl aye persoH som
pfos 70
9f Mothers .n Pay and FathsTs pay sTe saTds
afRcRAfT iGTpARsDisMTranscontinenta, &
Western Air, Inc, have immediate open
ms spy G1 m pessdn sss ftys f. nsH SAR RSs avfE no 81
ns Moadsy tSn 11S Trasy Hns ar
hseMsofS hhh.ARoGNb pMacalNlsr and woodwork
ing mechanic, having experience with ma
chine. metal and Woodworking equipment
snent work; must have release. Veteran.
please apply DiStriss 5l5s once hfas hGnrs -
desicn and nerSnactiVe rendering
s6ility make free-hand illustrations desir.
able; splendid opportunity for right mar
Is ;shed esTe national trade trad Association in postwar
flaming and home construction designing
Sor details and interview, reply in ,owr
iaIMrfief aRoHIThGTuRAI u Il" RELATIONS and Gov
orrment contact man in essential industry:
not over so years old; glass and painting
PIHTE h4h1 GLASS CO. Mr.. Amoss, Tor sp.
sGlsImehhsc ssssTa hhscCouNTANT SUPERVISOR: es.
sosition Apply J. E. HANGER, INC. 221
sssisTANT MANAGER. restaurant; expe-
Tieice required; Eood salary: SryuMn heTyS, 2 n
R fgR1' .nd Nd New Ha0&ss york AVE. Z
sssrssTfAaNs1T MANAGER in ooldenbers's tu,
PG,%sa fa2 Gsp soSd oor pcH
sth and * SITS n,
AUTO BODY and metal workers. have
an exceptional proposition to offer several
rood men Secure postwar future, abso-
iutely top wages. overtime II desired. See
Mr.. Mckee, McKEE-PONT1AC, 22nd and
hUTo boTDY AND FENpERMAN-Average
earnings 500 or more for 5Q-hour week
CO, 7725 wis. ave. WI. 1885 or after 2
pm. call GE 6023.
AtiITO MECHANICS for truck work; sooc
pay. DIAMOND MOTORS. INC. 1881
Evening star., 1945-04-02
PROPOSALS..

COMMISSIONERS. d. C.. March 80. 1945.
sealed proposals will be received at Room
5O9, District Building, l4th ST. and Penn
E. W. T. April II. 1945. and then pub
licly opened and read for removing the
six existing elevators in the District Build
ing located at l4th and Pennsylvania
ave Nv, and installing four new elevators.
complete with new inclosed shafts. includ-
ing alterations and remodeling work. Pro-
posal forms. specifications and drawings
may be obtained at Room 427, District
Building. mh31 app .3,4.5
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the Purchase Section, National Bureau Of
pm. April Q, 1a45. and then publicly
opened for the furnishing of radio fire.
ouency heating equipment in accordance
with Specifications which may be obtained
from the Purchase Section, National Bu-
reau of Standards
Evening star., 1945-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

5resident Simmons Of the American Bar
says we should get back to the principles
of the snuff box days. BENSICA.
ALLROOM-Suitable clubs. societies. par.
Ties, 100 or more. Apply BURLINGTON
GAS AND WATER HEATERS. 90. 80. 40
gal, automatic: no cash needed: small
monthly payments: immediate installation
,. A. STANSBURY, Ii. 3029.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
incurred by any one other than myself.
CHARLES RICHARD HOWARD, 46-D.
Ridge I'd. Greenbelt. Md. %
WE URGENTLY NEED home and prefer
} good residential or suburban neighbor-
mood. we will pay up to $4,000, all cash,
1or a modern home. No brokers. please.
2nH AK. Star.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. auctioneers.
Household furniture and effects by auction
for storage charges Notice is hereby given
that on Tuesday. April To- .la45. COM
mencing at O'Clock am. and continuing
Tuesday thereafter until all is sold, we will
sell by public auction at Weschler's. a15
ST. NV. to enforce our liens for storage
and or other charges on goods stored with
US in the name of A. L. Timberlake.
Parties in interest please take notice.
Co, 461S 14th st. NV. mh23,30aD9
Evening star., 1945-04-02
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

Desirable modern household furniture, Of
fee desks and files, gas range. ice re-
frigerators. personal effects, etc, by auc-
tion at Weschlers. al5 E st. NV, to-
morrow, commencing $50 a m. Practically
new mahogany dinette and bedroom
groups Chesterfield, lounge and occasional
chairs. tables for every occasion, reed
solarum group, lamps, ice refrigerators.
wardrobes, spring construction living room
groups. beds, spiral and new box springs,
fnnerspring mattresses, dressers chests of
drawers, mirrors, bunk, sofa and studio
Evening star., 1945-04-02

All persons to be hired in this
area must be referred by the local
United States Employment Service
Office, unless the specific aduer-
tisement indicates otherwise.
Evening star., 1945-04-02

suctioneers.- Auction at Williams Auction
House: a1s, New York ave, Tues;
varied and desirable used furniture will
usually be found in our weekly sales
this week is no exception. Duncan
phyfe" style S-pc. mahogany dinette set,
modern 2-pc. attractive blue living rm.
suite. fne 3-pc. lined oak bedrm. suite.
late model end and coffee tables, 3.pc.
maple liv, rm. suite, lined oak breakfast
fashion platform rocker, odd China cases.
metal ice refrigerators, several good room
size rugs. odd living rm chairs, maple
Breakfast set, s pcs: floor lamps. pictures
and china, dining chairs and tables
Numerous other furnishings. Consign-
ments OF better-grade furniture is reipect-
fully solicited from estates, attorneys,
warehouses and individuals. Experienced
valuable appraisal service available
Reasonable charge II may pay you TO
flrst get our advice. Auctioneers phone.
Evening star., 1945-04-02

ington. DE. 1928 for appointment Sun.
day or Monday, 10 am. to l pm. only
nishinss deparments 1t sn sood sops ealarg ra post
tions permanent. LIVINGsToN's, so6-9O'
sALEsMES, Al mems furnishings, excellen
a fine income. Congenial associates, per
mansnt. Liberal discount on on = psrs9naa pYG199na
sALEsMEN AND iExECUTIvEs-Fine life.
time position. Exceptional income if quail
are willing to work hard. with a splendit
chance Of advancing in our organization
and an car allowance. IS @ CANADA DRY G1NdEf
sEEveEMES sEE thG oo oakns 81 ios fUs psfttime
ployment viii be Interested in working al
senior shelf supervisors IN our self-servic'
asp white II
tary regulations and hours will be Sc
ana %asua AsT 1853 DEPT
STORES, s45 Bladensburg rd ne, dali!
saIPPiNG 81 I fm e q AND 4 M RECEIVING CLERK, exp
only: excellent position with postwar futur
sf RApio 5ao'0 Of %AsHNa4oN AP5
sHSE zSS iasa saLksMAS, EsMRAS permanent Job, yer.
good cay; excellent proposition for an ex
perienced man. MARV1N'S 8, G34 9TH st. n "
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced; good com
mission rate with weekly drawing account
See Mr. Hirst. employment of1ce. 4th floor
s. KANN SONS CO.
STAG ROOFERS and helpers. good pay
Apply n w MARTIN Bros Rosslyn, Va
Phone CH o4S0.
SODA, CLERK, part time. 4 or ewes. pc
week, to IL pm, no SUNDAYS, no ewes.
good pay. Apply BABBITT'S DRUG
SODA DIsFENsERs, GOOD pay; free meals
SODA AND SANDWICH a. MAN, white, fti ex
REcKERs M PHARMAcY esf Zoo 'aes Conn ave
Do not apply If not experienced
SPECIALLY SALESMEN-No matter what
you have sold, insurance, vacuums, re.
frigerators, intangibes, we have the sweet
est selling opportunity ever offered; fresh
leads: commissions from S45 to S120 paiC
az once: no holdbacks. Call JA. 1880 fol
STOCKROOM MAN for oil burner ane
heating dept. in old -esta ablished CO.: de-
sirable job for, retired man who wants
good additional income. must be sober
Mr. Draper, JOHN P. AGNEW g. CO., INC.
80 Patterson st. ne.
STORE MANAGER-n you can manag.
employees and have good sales back
ground you are the nah We want. Oul
business is large and we are well known
You can make q very good salary and b,
assured Of permanent Job. Interview,
held in strict confidence. Apply MAR
once. 627 3 81. NV.