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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-31
Juniors Honor
 Nitric Innnain1O

The Junior IF Girls held a birthday dinner party recently at Diorios restaurant for Miss Marie Innaimo of Congress avenue. She was presented with gift from the group.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Jo- seph G. Comardo, Mrs. A. Michael Tremaglio and Misses Margaret Mandino, Mary Perrella, Lena Lago, Lena Garafola, Mary Garafola. Flora LaSchiavo, Lucy DiPietro and Geraldine LoSchiavo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-31
Music for Millions To Be Shown for Nuns

Rev. Joseph valantiejus has a1a- nounced that there will be a show ing of the motion picture, Music for Millions" in the auditorium Of St. Joseph's church, September 4, at 2 o'clock.
 The picture is being presented for the sisters nj the different con- vents of the diocese and all sisters able to attend are invited.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-31
SOCIAL
 FUNCTIONS

borough street, Hartford, for a inns for hall. The increased enrollrnen necessitated another house for 1IIz derclasswomen Announcement 5I the purchase was made by Dean Sister Mary Rosa.
 This is the second off -campdS residence. The other is located 0n Prospect avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-31
SOCIAL SITUATIONS

THE SITUATION: A person to whom you don't feel you can offer money performs service for you. You would like to express your ap- preciation.N
 WRONG WAY: Decide there is nothing you can do.
 RIGHT WAY: Buy the person a gift, send him theater tickets, or make some other such gesture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-31
By Drezc Pearson

seas. They fought cleanly sklifully and honorably even when the enemy didn't. They will come back hard-hittng loyal patriotic Americans. We owe them everything we can give them. As baseball commits sioner can guarantee them that Americas favorite sport will be clean and growing when they return. I can guarantee them every opportunity to play and watch organized baseball. It's still great game It will be greater game
 Play ball.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-31
Lucosto' Cast Celebrate
 Anniversary
BY JACK GAvER
Inited Press staff Correspondent

OnIteU EEeSS St8u NVEECcPUMuOAS
 New York, Aug. 31-(UP)-The all-Negro play Anna Lucasta was one year old last night and into the small hours of the morning Pro- ducer John Wildberg, who is law yer in his spare time, entertained at his penthouse because he was so happy about it.
 Well he might be. This opus by Phil Yordan was brought downtown from Harlem after 1t had been tried out there by 8 semi-pro troupe. It didn't cost much to put on and maintain. It has been sell-out for 52 weeks.
 "As a matter of fact didn't ex- pect to make any money with it, Wildberg said. I just liked it lot and I thought 1t deserved 8 chance to be seen. But that's the way it goes. If you need or are looking for hit just try and get it.
 Wildberg has had experience. Last spring he put $96,000 of his own money-an extremely unusual thing for a producer to do these days-into 8 musical comedy called Memphis Bound"
 T was that sure," he said. "The show turned out exactly the way l had wanted 1t to. The notices were . little mixed but generally good. Many Q hit has scored on less. But you know what happened. The thing died In c month"
 That kind of shook up Wildberg a bit. He's taking 1t easy right now as far as new production is con- cerned. It would take mighty fine script to make his loosen up his pocketbook at present.
 Aside from attending to the af- fairs of . few special clients such as Mary Pickford and Elsa Max well, Wilydberg currently is engaged in supervising formation of a sec- ond company of Anna Lucasta." Chicago is going to see the play this season and, while the details aren't ready yet, I can say that this city. which is always gripping that New York sends it second-rate casts, is going to be in for a monumental surprise. So sure is Wildberg of success that he has leased the Civic Theater there for 52 weeks, with ar, option for an additional year.
 Boston, as Is well known, Is 8 place of tradition. One tradition is that theatrical press agents call on the towns drama critics and editors with their material for the rest of the week on Tuesday. Not Mon- days, not Wednesday-just Tues days. and after lunch, if you please.
 When Tuesday came this week five of New York's important the- ater publicists were in Boston in connection with shows running there or about to open. They started the rounds early in the afternoon. There wasn't an editor to be found. It wasn't until after D. m. Then they began to struggle back to their offlces.
 They had, it developed, simply been out to three-hour lunch as the guests of sixth New York press agent. Boston will never be the same and it will be some time be- fore the boys forgive that enterpris- ing member of their profession.
 Postwar Note: The Stage Door Canteen operated in Newark. N. J.. by the American Theater Wing for two years and three months closed last night. the first of the country's Stage Door Canteens to do so. The New York canteen has received a one-month extension for its tenn porary quarters which win keep it there until Nov. 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-31
Merry-GO-Round
tcontinued from Page so

straight through you and not seeing you Boys too tired to go to the front again. but who dragged themselves out of a foxhole and marched out to make sacrifice for their country. felt humble in their presence.
 ' Those boys deserve everything we can give them They learned clean play the baseball diamonds of America. They saw the enemy at close hand over-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-31

DISTANCE MAKES DIFFERENCE
 A bullet fired into a wooden target at distnace of only two yards, penetrating one foot, would penetrate more than two feet when fired from distance of 150 yards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-31
SOCIETY ':
St. Joseph College
 Purchases Building

St. Joseph College, conducted by the Sisters of Mercy in West Hart ford, has purchased a fourteen room brick residence at n Scar
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-31

For the first time in its history, Berlin is to have its own set of postage stamps.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
PRIDE BY MISTAkE" .IS FAST COMEDY AT. CAPITOL ON SUNDAY

! A wealthy girls unique search for love motivates the action in RkO Radios gay romantic comedy, Bride By Mistake" co-starring Alan Mar shal and Laraine Day, at the Capitol Theatre Sunday.
 Marshal as Captain Tony Travis, returned army flier, and Laraine Day as Norah Hunter, owner of the enormous Hunter Shipyards, get to- gether only after a series of anus ing mishaps.
 Norah's engagement has just been broken off because her fiance re- fuses to marry corporation. She then meets Travis at party, be- comes interested in him, but he falls for her secretary's impersona- tion of her and gives his attention to the wrong girl
 Because Norah is uncertain as to whether he's more interested in money than love, she plans test for him to decide the matter. How he makes out when the test back fires, forms the climax of this irrepreSsible comedy.
 1 Marshal and Miss Day keep the fun running at high pitch and are ably supported by Marsha Hunt, Allyn Joslyn, Edgar Buchanan and Slim Summerville, Norman Krasna wrote the original story, and Rich ard Wallace directed.
 An added feature is March of Times powerful story of Fascism's death struggle. Report on Italy" with exclusive scenes of what is happening to the people who list ened to the rantings of Il Duce. It is a vivid and dramatic picture of the tragedy war leaves in it's wake.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
PARENT : TEACHER
 ASSOCIATION TO
 MEET MON. NIGHT

The Parent-Teacher Association will meet Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the High School Auditor ium, resuming the regular business and social sessions of the winter sea- son.
 An interesting program has been arranged, and there are several im- portant matters to be discussed, Mrs. Ralph Williams, the new President of the club has announced.
 Everyone interested in the work of the P-TA is invited to attend
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
Rainbow Girls 10 Have Party After
 Meeting Tonight

A party has been planned for members of the Order of Rainbow for Girls by the Mother Adviser, Mrs. Charles Tuckett. ands the Assoicate Mother Adviser, Mrs. Dean Goodwin, following the regu- lar meeting this evening at the Scottish Rite Temple.
 With the newly-installed officers presiding, the meeting will convene at 7:30 o'clock.
 There will be no initiation to- night, so formals are not necessary. A good time and plenty of refresh ments are promised, so a good turnout is hoped for.
 Empire Wdnt-Gds bring results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
ROBERT FEATHER JOINS
 J. {. COOPER, (pA STAFF

Robert Prather, recently discharg- ed from the U S. Army, has joined tfe staff of the James c. Cooper CPA office in Juneau.
 MT. Prather was employed by D. P. Williams, CPA of St. Louis, Mo, before entering the Army. He now intends to make his future home in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
NORTH SEA ARRIVES
 EARLY IN MORNING

Steamer North Sea, of the North land Transportation Company, is scheduled to arrive from the south at 2 o'clock tomorrow morning, and will probably be in port 12 hours before leaving for Sitka, according to Agent Hank Green.
 Steamer Alaska, scheduled to sail from Seattle, northbound, next Wednesday morning, reached the Puget Sound city late Thursday night.
 The Aleutian. scheduled to reach Seattle Sunday or Monday, sails north again at 10 a. m. Saturday, Sept. g.
 The Columbia left Seattle at Il a. m yesterday, and is due in Juneau, westbound, Monday. E111Jirp Wnuf -ndS I)Tiu0 TPSuHSf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15

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  N M in Yok Q Juneau i'm nrecordb dbreaki gime.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15

Empire Want-ads bring results!
Evening star., 1945-09-25
SITUATIONS MEN,
ACCOUNTANT. req

ACCOUNTANT, reg weekly monthly serv-
eSper ases GEM AesSs seoerds taxes financial repe.s
ACCOUNTANT, public, II years experience,
private Reasonable Pa'ss Rsndo'bh sas g.
AMBITIOUS, aggressive Govt. empl of
nlgnsst cailber exp. in real estate sales,
purchases, management: wishes Sat. Sun
ana night work as real estate salesman:
possible ia. fnll time. HY. ooss night. Box
CHEF CHEF OR isat STEWARD, white; thoroaghly SH
familiar with all phases in food opera
EScsilsnt TetsTensss W. 0 A. ne'P EdgRET. sGaEE3!
coNsTRGCTioN' ON Sch,S' SUPERINTENDENT 20 ex-
perienced commercial and public buildings;
available within is days. Box Blk star
XECuTIVE-Seasonede executive available
due TO war contract cancellations; national
and International industrial experience;
sales promotion, management, Job evalua-
tion, merit rating. personnel relations. labor
relations and union negotiations: accus-
toned to to deal , with top executives, Govern
decree Box 496-T, Star. 25s
EXECUTIVE, personnel management, spe-
in major capacity with two largest and
most progressive industrial programs in
Y. s.; desires association with major air
me or industrial concern. Reply Box
GUfTARfsT, electric. Spanish. accomplish
sad ana M
Man. single, 20 years conscientious. some
college, over 5 years in present Job, desires
physically active. interesting work in con-
genial surroundings Box 67-X, Star 25s
aggressive. reat appearing. pleasing per-
sonality single. free to travel: not afraid
q .oN Terk or long TSx hours Box 97-x; Star. 25'
mechanical engineer (MSE), with extensive
research and manufacturing BACKGROUND,
thoroushly experienced both in CORPORA
tion departments and law firms in all
phases OF patent, trademark and copy
right work. particularly in automotive and
allied fields. including knowledge of for
eign procedure; age AZ; leaving wartime
research employment. desires position with
manufacturing concern or association with
Box 142-X. Star.
VETERAN. Just returned from overseas
wants wel-paying lob with permanent fu-
ture; formerly experienced in store man
agement, will consider any other line Box
140-X. Star.
Evening star., 1945-09-25
HELP DOMESTIC.

BABY NURSE, white q eOlored; refeTences;
RaI SssR ok 6 sssr IL Or 49s
preferred; in family: state salary expect
ed; other servants: references and health
gard required; in town home. Box 305-V,
CHAMBERMAID for the Wilson House
HlS 81 nT SSS lxs gut MI 6454
CMLD's NURSE, experienced, co-opera-
we are nice people: other help employed :
Si c6 feS1 hH5 So0A yS,s
In; 4 small mall family; no children; references.
COOK. exper;. s,h.w:. no heavy cleaning.
month: local refer required Can DE; sise.
Ss m RE %o and 5s bath
shrough dinner: $50: 8 days no Sundays:
experienced; small family. Ho. 1858,
COOK and an General houseworker. expert
enesd With local Ieersncs no no sunar
COOK, colored, wanted Immediately. refer
important If our requirements are met;
upstairs room and bath available; 9 in
family: other servants; house is in town.
COOK for euesthouse; permanent DO
sips sitien ,,Pf11 Phone after pm.' North o45s,
Coo G6oki NiohGL7 oIain- Sunday work only: in
family, l an invalid; S4 a day, 3 meals
and carfare. Inquire between z and $40
2 N Apt: s, 216 MARYLAND ave ne. q.
references required. Wo. 1850,
COOK, S25, in apartment, adults. Call
Co0K-G INV, exper,, for 2 adults: week
S2! SO: refs. REQUIRED. DIR, NEuMAN
CooK-G.Mw' live in; no Sundays, "a day
Thurs; ,S25 wk.. nice maids rm.., shower
rUaK and EadiO; sSn refeTfnSss EN- dodta. d44s
apsF apsFtme9s, aR i 1447s am, to 7;so pm; $50
COOK ces5i And @ tG.at.w., consenial household:
Tasss oK s55s room and
s smaI family; reasonable duties; second
i interested phone Wisconsin. 66s7.
husband to do odd jobs after outside work;
fIp1nfY 1Gf5 e. LzD4 s1St whlt. to care for moth
sIfss @ sas xa iR. Il sshGS sa fnsTsn n ms
home; nice SURROUNDINGS and neighbor-
eoaa wfhalE ff' W coekssc, SSas apt ,,nt isan-
dry. 2 adults, z children; exper.. refs; s25
COOK AND WAITRESS: family with
WASHINGTON townhouse recruiting house.
hold ls,. ssafI; high .sstanSsIds: Or: 1882:
ing. 2 adults. small home; Sundays of.
AZ aso aonsEW6ERSS ps5aHSHf p h.p NV with
children live in. lovely private room and
GENERAL HOUsEWORK, plain cooking, 3
adults, s O'Clock dinner: live out, good
salary. Call Ia. 4150
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK, no cooking.
GE. 1888, 1893 Decatur st. NV.
no sundays; z throush dinner; SIS per
week. MI. 4633.
GENERAL HOUsEwoRKER; b-day week,
live in, small home; Bendix washer; $50
q week. EN-. 0773.
G.HW. and cook. references. 1854 Mac
G.H.W., coiored. Permanent Job for set
tied woman. Live in. Plain cooking. Like
children. g. Arlington, near bus. S100 .
month. JA 1871.
G.H.W., under 40,. capable, nonsmoker,
bath 0L. 5609.
G.H.W.. experienced: 6-day week. Monday
through Friday, 10 an to p.m.: $40
Evening star., 1945-09-25
MOTOR IRAYEl

COUPLE wants ride to Los Angeles about
Oct. 9th: share expenses; references ex-
enaase6i On nge6;nss AD' 1880 Ext. so7' moTninss
TRAVELLING TO SAN DIEGO, Los, Angeles,
San Francisco; leaving about Sept. 30;
nights Call Mr.. BURRIER, OK. 0067.
WANT ARMY Or NAVY OFFICER to drive
1871 Buick to st. Louis, Mo. AT 0169.
TWO GENTLEMEN. driving to Atlanta
Ga, leaving Thursday, pm, take two
passengers. References exchanged. Call
Slgo 6S09. 26s
NAVAL OFFICER, on leave, with wife and
Child, wishes drive or deliver car to
Denver. Glebe 0262. 27'
september 20, can take 3 passengers:
references. Box l33-X, Star.
LADY. driving to Salt Lake City, Monda,
or TUESDAY. Oct. l or 2, take 2. Call
Adams $3.50 after 10 am
Evening star., 1945-09-25
PERSONAL

GRADUATE NURSE, mother, Will care for
Sa5yy My in , quiet suburban home. 81. o134.
limited 1-party dali phone daytime; besr
BasY fssfFsnefs EHT E$2S Star
Professional. Phone MILTON cTEsKis' sH.
DREssMaKTNG nTal sSsainEs and f.iiS11aa SUNDAYS;
PHeTSs q sou5 bay sS.9sa = Ii Candid
sp as'urs ' sa s saS nsss ss
ME%BERssaHilp open in aeropl.ne CLUB as. for
PHoNE sHEPaERiDo 1850 1856. Is ass '9os ios Mss
ss MT1Sno; IN roa you are IN need Of loan up to
Made Of your own m fabric; s-day ID aeliyegy: Segy
aEAULT N agI!pn bEcoRAToRs SS5F ASsasgTead etc DAI
ROOM X and private bath for school teacher
BfaGTY Bffhsias sss agH sts business.
se T written Ta ss ssses so.
IS YoUR HOME Mars financed al at Gsso 81 or Hs NOR.
and can this loan be paid offs II so, We
can ca rel, ref3nanee your present loan At a suo-
nominal fee; your only other costs would
be normal title charges in connection with
npssa p9ar new Isnn joan For an interview and sp-
kELlABLE MAKEUP SERVICE. For in.
formation call AT. 20S0.
watches repaired, 8 to
5 days service; alarm and fine clocks re-
paired: all work guaranteed: matchmaker
on n premises for prompt attention; pearls
TRicAI cENER N1 dyrf RART s,4 6d I6ss
FEEL BETTER after first si treatment or no
lee: relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart. asthma, rheumatism arthritis.
nervousness, piles, colds, flu or other all
ments. Also relief from aching swollen
ieet. Lady naturapath, 20 years expert
BABY given mothers. care by. practical
as5 n95se in her own home. Phone ST..
LADIES Neglect ruins beauty. shape
your figure to fashions dictates! sler,-
derize and reduce where you need 1t. No
strenuous dieting. No exercise no drugs.
Try Royal Reducevac application. Try
our permanent waves and all our beauty
services. Let results speak for them.
selves. We now have full stan Of opera.
tors and can take some new appoints
ments. Call CO. 0220. VENUS HOUSE
OF BEAUTY, 3475 18th st. NV.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. self-confidence, freedom from self
French conversation; pri-
Hisi pkEssMak1NMa sasIz Vi. 2'sq:A 'ssqe:AmsrREss MRS.
.vsnnss ssz M9ssaH no sunasy s.
VACANCY IN SMALL REST HOME, priysts
room near BATH for convaiescent or semi.
invalid: Man preferred. TR 1898.
CONTINUED on Next Pa0s.l
Evening star., 1945-09-25
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc.

GIRL, colored. desires work as mothers
hea9 neiper latter school. Call after 8; DL.
GIRL colored, wants gh.w. plain cooking,
care OF ] or children. EX O39q
GIRL colored. desires part-time work Elk.
GIRL colord, wants g.h.w. light laundry,
days work. DI S93S.
GIRL, colored, wants days work, days
,gs psek exDeEienced. Call NO. 1857
GIRL, colnred desires Inv. to $50
Pc; Pc; or 10 to 4 pm, days. Dupont
GIRLS, =, experienced, wish work; l part.
tims G1p, lob. other days work. Cali NO. 1929
a maid for bachelor HO 66lS
SCHOOLGIRL, colored. wants housework
WOMAN. white, reliable: general work; in
small family: plain cooking; stay nights;
refs. Box l36-X. Star.
WOMAN, colored, wishes part-time or days
work; experienced, reliable; reference:
tSn fend Of, Of children; NE 1864
WOMAN. colored- desires days work SIS
and caIfare;, till 4. Ho. 5o4s
WOMAN, colored, wants part time work,
mornings; reference. 1342 Que st. NV.
WOMAN. coiored, wishes s-hrs' work.
Tues. Wed, Friday. S5 carfare: willing
worker, honest, neat FIR 1869
Evening star., 1945-09-25
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

SECRETARIAL CLASSES now forming Be-
glnners and refresher courses in Short
hsnd typing, bookkeeping, comptometer,
courses, books. Est % years. accredited. Ap-
proved Gil school. Position guaranteed grad
1893 F st; (opp. Capitol Theaterl.
nlng and day classes. UPSHUR BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1929 30th st. ne phone WA
1929 or Union 1855
GERMAN TEACHER at your home. Can
MR.. WE'LL, DI. 6923 24s
SPANISH-Evenings native teacher, ele.
mentary and advanced classes DE. 1857.
SECkETARIES earn top salaries, need IS
and refresher courses, day and EVENING.
New classes. Accredited Est IS years
Ma. 234O '
SPANISH-Priyate lessons at your home
by native. Phone ia O5O4. s6s
TUTOR OR TEACHER for elementary
French or Spanish desires pupils Hobart
Evening star., 1945-09-25
SITUATIONS WoMEN lcont.

CHILD PsYCHoLOGIsT (B A., University
nursery 'e School pri%ars sTsaes
BBsoSctsTFosss BsStsFs AssIs4asr. ii Sgss university .due..
niaue' wants immed. position. Can ME.
DkEssMAKING: desIsning rsmoasl!ns' al
Trying st, nv. Apt. 4. AD 223s.
GIRD {HE sDt so1aess faoS 70 to ,t cs TR sssf ~,
! @ . % pm Df' o4ss A after fsr' s:So' s0'' ''''"
GIRL, colored, desires evening Job as re-
Sslssf s-day "a week Phone Or Ho
HousEKGHKpER white, wants quiet home:
small salary light duties. Box LEX.
LADY, young white. experienced automo-
tive sGMAc) ofice routine, mentor key
LADY. young, with seven years business
experience wishes permanent work as re-
pone or 'ss assstan no shoTs
hM band j. capable congenial' minimum $40.
desires fuil-time nishtwork after pm.
pesmaneht 'ishef nh s1s5 s5 similar must
LADY, white, settled with health card,
will stay with children by the hour.
IAD4 M WV WANTS JOB housekeeping or car.
for children exchange re for iisht houseksep. H @
ing room with kitchen privileges; husband
empsyed. Lincoln 44s7 after 4 pm.
St}RRsRE- j. -GovERNEss : y III s'Sh Wishes position with
ehilaren,, years and over; excellent ref.
fkAeTicAI fkssthEs NURSE. white settled desire.
Hs II sY Boy TYffT fsx sssE
available immediately. Call Dit. 1000.
kfEasIbEEsr MANAGER. small or medium
apt hocse; experienced business woman.
SECRETARY desires permanent connection
Egsspognsdence and taking over routine work.
SECRETARY. expert stenographer. desires
pposition $50 minimum salary. Box 37-x.
SECRETARY OR TEAcHER-Lady With
good educational background and ONCE
experience, statistical, tipping. is available
sTESoGRAPHER. exceptionaly t y-1E; fspid and
accurate: wishes evening work; Sat. or
g: ififEssees eRT sa sta former
public stenographer, desires interesting
95k @Porary seeP Mss weH r ssla5y.
sTESoGRAPHER-TY -TYPIsT. exper.. enter
M Sssh Rfs orEkArSos ssk Ssas .horoushl,
experienced, desires permanent position,
DAY, hours at employers convenienee
| Sat. and Sun. Phone Glebe 3O5S.
/ WOMAN, eolored. desires position as asst,
mgr small hotel or rooming house EN-
WOMAN, colored, experienced, desires posi-.
ton as elevator or switchboard operator,
HO. 5519, to z pm
WOMAN, white, resp. time on her hands.
/ to shop, market, sit with baby or invalid:
reference. HI. O300. 27s
ton; quick service: mems work a speciality
Phone TR. S413. ROSA JONES rs.
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
COUPLE, white. wants part time janitor7.
lob. With quarters and salary. Write Box
303-I. Star. 25s
Evening star., 1945-09-25
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS I! urseently needed for country
aries proportionately. good Also a few
local openings. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY' 2o4 Colorado Bids. IA and @
TEACHERS. clerks receptionIsts; selec, po-
si,sns s4,es vis, Nc ehsEge unless PLACED TOP sal
est II yrs.l 1911 G st Ma 2lI4.
MESSENGERS (a5l: white. age 1920.
Siio-sI5o mo-; unusual future; now is
BOYD,S. 1888 st. MA. 1885
BOOkkEEPERS G2); $50 wk up full
charge, real future. Comptometer oper,
5-day wk,, S32 so up Dicta phone oper..
exper., $40 wk. Clerk. S35 wk Book
keeper asst. $4,000. as ONCE manager,
exper BOYDS, 1888 ST. Ma 1898,
Evening star., 1945-09-25
HrLp MEN and woMEN tcont., !,

REsTAURANT HELP for steam table mal
or woman. 5ia-day week, permanent, goot
pay. Call in person. WAR DEPT. Ex
CHANGE, 2Is5 e s, S,.aTTtn naTt rx,.r,.o..
preferred but not necessary: salary anc
commission; excellent working conditions
permanent position Apply employment
office, 9th floor THE PALAIS ROYAL. 11th
SPEEDY, ACCURATE TYPIsT, to work
with stenotype reporter. transcribing hear
ings, conference, etc. both from dlcta,
provided; guaranteed earnings, plus pro-
duction pay Box 474-V, Star.
WAREHOUSE HELP, full or part time per-
manent positions with pleasant surround
ings and excellent salary; chance for ad-
ysncement. Immediate openings in the
following departments: Markets, genera
warehouse. shipping clerk, checkers, pack.
ers and other help; experience not neces.
sary. Apply THE PALAIS ROYAL. EN-
ployment office, 9Th floor, l1th and G sts
NV, or 1St and Pierce SITS. ne.
WRAPPERS AND INSPECTORS-Trainin
will be given on the lob full time, perma
nent positions. Apply personnel office, &c
floor, THE HECHT CO, F st. at eth
Evening star., 1945-09-25
SITUATIONS woMEN.

ATTENTION, BUsNESsMEN! Il YOU need
stT sstsTnosrsph,sr;, typist OF bookkseHer tor
BAlREITT, co. 1881; eyes,, Ho. 1000,
~; ia 2YExrp, 26.
position. Cali Lu. 2121 OF MI. 1922,
12s. W. rs
Evening star., 1945-09-25

SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
COUPLE, white. wants part time janitor' :
303-T, Star SSs