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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-06-22
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-06-22
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Ry VIRGINIA VALE

By VIRGINIA VALE
"EOOLISH NOTION" by
IL Philip Barry, is play that's
right up Hollywood's alley, part
ly because it would, make a de-
lightful picture, partly also be-
cause of its cast. Talullah Bank
head returned to Broadway in it
after she had ''Lifeboat" and "a
Royal Scandal to add to her screen
career; Donald Cook is known to
movie goers, as is Aubrey Mather.
And Maria Manton makes her stage
debut-she's the daughter of Mar
lene Dietrich. She's a big girl, pref
tier than her mother was when she
arrived in this country, with a
peaches-and-cream voice and an OBJ
vious talent for seductive roles.
"Foolish Notion" could step onto the
screen with its Broadway cast, sue
cessfully.
b
OF course we're used to those nick
names-"The Look" "The Beard"
and all the rest of them. But Para
mount certainly didn't look ahead
when insuring Olivia de Havilland's
chin for 100000 because Ray Mil
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-06-22
PACIFIC:
No Halt :,

- ~
Though fighting on Okinawa was
as tough as that on Two Jina, re-
suits have been the same, with the
gradual U. S. conquest of the island
pressing home the immediate dan
ger to Japan proper, 1926 miles to
the north. >>,---'-"---,~--
With Japan already hard hit by
air, the enemy looked for an i'm
minent invasion of the homeland,
with propagandists seeking to as
sure the people of the strength of
well-provisioned underground for
tifications, long in the making to
thwart any landings.
Having fought through the maze
of interlocking Jap caves on Two
lima and Okinawa, American sol
diers viewed any underground forti-
fications in the enemy homeland as
an elaboration of the defensive sys-
TENS on these outlying islands.
Though heavily battered after ter
rifle aerial and artillery lombard
ment, they were only cleared by
steady, concentrated U. S. fire from
closeup, plus the gradual exhaus-
ton of supplies.
Even as U. S. ground troops re-
duced Okinawa with its valuable air
fields for raids upon the enemy
homeland, u. S. fliers were busy
hammering at Jap industrial cen
tiers and supply lines to China.
With the American feet dominant
in Pacific waters, U. S. aircraft took
off from carriers to plaster enemy
shipping plying between Japan and
Korea, thus forcing the Nipponese to
use a more roundabout route far
Their north to get into China or else
try to break the bloackade at night
or in rough weather.
Harassment of this route came on
top of the U. S: sea and air threat to
the Japanese overwater supply line
from their conquered South Pacific
possessions, and the Chinese pres
sure against the enemy's overland
corridor running the length Of the
east coast of China.
Meanwhile, Superfort lombard
ments of Jap industrial centers con-
tinued apace, with the BIOS extend
ing the devastation of already
heavily battered homeland cities.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-06-22

.iAAsv seeiaeFe-sr-As'~; 80 -
land was to hit her on it in "The
Well Groomed Bride" Because
quick as a flash up came name
for Olivia - 1.-THE Jaw" Sounds
more like something belonging to
prize fighter than pretty girl!
In Hollywood, it's nice gesture
Betty Hutton, between pictures,
lent her stand-in, Barbara Cain, to
Joan Caulfield, the young Broadway
actress. Barbara, star of Broad
ways kiss and Tell" was begin
ming her film career, in Paramount's
''Miss Susie Slagle."
1t looked as if Penny Singleton was
doomed to play "Blondie' forever
until Hunt StrOmberg gave her
chance to escape in 'Young Wild
ow." She was a victim of tipping,
till he put her into this picture, in
which Jane Russell and Louis Hay
ward are co-starred. jean Hershelt
ran into the same difficulty after he
did "The Country Doctor; Van
johnson escaped the fate Of the cdr.
Kildare series, thanks to the bobby
socksers. Basil Rathbone has to fight
to avoid eternally playing Sherlock
Helmes. Typing can make Holly
wood star, and ruin him.
Virginia Bruce goes brunette for
her dual role in Republics Love,
Honor and Goodbye" She's blonde
for half the film, then dons dis
guise as brunette French maid to
test her husbands fidelity. In pri-
vate life Virginia's best tint is honey
blonde.
Three years ago, after abandoning
his job as vocalist for Harry James
band to get start in films, Dick
Haynes was broke and hungry. He
got job chauffeuring Chick Chan
dler to work at 10th Century-Fox.
Now Chandler plays columnist in
''Kitten on the Keys" starring Dick
Haynes and Maureen O'Hara, near
ly breaks up their romance-and
Haynes is slated to give his for
mer employer a punch in the jawl
That's q swell idea of Bob Burns
lin his home town of Can0ga Park,
where he's mayor, he's planting me-
mortal trees for all residents killed
while serving in the armed forces,
with a plaque bearing the war hero's
name attached to each tree.
That's a swell new radio show,
"Detect and Collect" launched on
CHS June IS as summer replacement
for (which Is Which," In case you
haven't heard it, Wendy Barrie and
Fred Uttal give each contestant five
clues to identify his surprise gift,
and SIS If he guesses it the first
time. Prizes decrease to S., but the
contestant gets the prize even If he
never guesses what it is.
ODDS AND ENDS-Ths Andrescs Sis
harmony group by the soldiers stationed
in Ireland. Now that John Garfield
won't be drafted, Producer Carey Wilson
Is ready to start production on "The Pose
man Always Rings TiVice," starring John
and Lana Turner. /. This time Paul
Whiteman has scheduled group Of Cersh.
soin tributes instead OF just one.time shot;
he's chosen Joan Edt0ards as soIoist for the
series. :. Jimmy Carroll ,oas FOCAL pinch.
hitter for five top singers before he landed
his oscn commercial CHS series, "Jinsny
Carroll Sings" {. Yam Johnson gets a
leading role in the picture based on Guy
Lombardo's career. Aa.4
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-06-22
CONGRESS-:
Back BRETON Woods

Having voted to extend the recip-
rocal trade treaty act for three
years and grant the President power
to cut tariffs so per cent under ex-
listing levels, the house also APP
proved the Breton Woods monetary
agreements as part of the admins
tration's program for participation
in world economic sterilization.
Passed by a large vote against
the opposition of a handful of Re-
publicans, the agreements include:
I An $500, 000,0 900 dollar fund of
currencies of "A or more
United Nations upon which any
member country could draw to OBJ
tain foreign exchange at a stable
rate for conducting business;
> A 9,100, 000, 900 dollar world bank
q for reconstruction and develop
ment, with the various governments
either loaning money directly or.
guaranteeing any private loans
made.
AS has been the case ever since
the announcement of the agree
ments, chief opposition conferred
around the 100000, 900 dollar cur
rency fund, designed to prevent up
ward or downward Quotations in
the value of different currencies.
According to opponents of the plan,
sound currencies would be drawn
from the fund, leaving only the I'M
stable money of countries not ade-
quately required to straighten out
their economic affairs.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-06-22

tory would give the Reds control of
half of Germany and include the
cities of Leipzig, Gotha and Erfurt
and the whole province of Thurin-
gia presently held by the U. S.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-06-22
u. S. CASUALTIES:
Vest Front Toll

Topping a million for all branches
of service since Pearl Harbor, u. S.
casualties in the fighting against
Germany alone since D-Day to-
tailed 514, 534 or an average of 1,527
day. Of the 514,534, 89,477 were
killed, 367,1 wounded and 1877
missing.
Against the 514,534 losses sus-
tanned by the go U. S. combat divi-
sions opposing the Germans, IA
British and Canadian divisions in
CURED 1882 casualties, including
1899 killed, 126,l45 wounded and
1888 missing. Eleven French divi-
sions suffered 1000 casualties and
one Polish division 1888.
Of the 57,877 u. S. troops reported
missing, $4,000 to 10000 may be
prisoners yet to be recovered, It
was said. Many may have been
taken as such in the closing months
of the campaign, when the disorgan-
ization of the Nazis prevented the
official istings of prisoners.
WAR DEBTS
Addressing a statement to a SEN
ate committee considering extern
sion of the reciprocal trade act for
three years, prominent U. S. bust
ness men advocated passage of the
measure and cancellation of all
World Wars / and II debts If neces-
sary to promote speedy postwar
economic recovery.
The business men made their rec
concentrations through the Commit
tee for Economic Development,
headed by Paul G. Hoffman, presi-
dent of the Studebaker corporation.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-06-22
EUROPE:
Allied Snag

Reworking of the occupational
zones in the face of Russian de-
mands for greater territory, and the
Reds insistence that U. S. and Brit
ish forces withdraw from fringes
of their proposed holdings, slowed
up organization of machinery for CO.
ordinated Allied administration Of
the beaten country.
The snag in plans followed the
U. S., British, Russian and French
declaration stripping Germany of
all Hitlerian conquests and restor-
ing it's 1887 borders, and placing all
of the material and human re-
sources of the country at the dis
posal of the Big Four. Severe as the
declaration was, it left the door open
for further alteration of the German
frontier, and imposition of addition
al regulations for governing the
people.
AS the u. S. and British repre-
sentatives at the Big Four meeting
in Berlin, Gen. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover and Field Marshal Montgom-
cry visited the battered German
capital for the first time since its
fan, leaving shortly after the sign
ing of the declaration because Of
the inability of the Russian dele
gate to proceed on joint control &C
ton until settlement of the latest
claims of Moscow.
Recognition of Russian demands
for additional occupational terri
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-06-22
WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSlS--
Jdps Foresee Invasion as Ydnks
Tighten Moose on Home Islands;
Peg Meat Supply at Present Level

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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-06-22

That's a swell idea Of Bob Burns
lin his home town of Can0ga Park
where he's mayor, he's planting me
mortal trees for all residents kilie,
while serving in the armed forces
with q plaque bearing the war hero''
name attached to each tree.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-06-22

49,
land was to hit her on it in "The
Well Groomed Bride" Because
quick as a flash up came name
for Olivia - 1.-THE Jaw" Sounds
more like something belonging to
prize fighter than pretty girl!
Evening star., 1945-04-08

FANH
"Iou've got to prove
you're Casey.' they
radioed to the flyer.
But how could he!
A Short Short Story
"HE sudden tropical night had
blacked out the seascape long be
fore Casey reached the home base. In
spite of the crack-up he'd suffered, he
was coming III - not on wing and
prayer - but with twin Alllsons purrng
and some gas in the tank. He felt good.
He buttoned the rubber throat mike
back of his neck and frightened his finger
Evening star., 1945-04-08

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Evening star., 1945-04-08

sound Christian to me- MIR. Fujiyama."
Casey had moment Of panic, though
the sudden fear was less for his own
safety than for the hurt his loss would
bring to the girl he'd married
Look, Simmons" he said testify.
what do you expect me to do to lden-
tlfy myself?'
That's your problem. This after
noon Washing machine Charley claimed
to be poor old Warner He knew Warmers
middle name and street number. He
claimed he'd busted out Of prison camp
and stolen plane. Then zoWie'
The right engine was sputtering
badly. Casey could feel the sweat trick
ling between the rubber throat mike
and his skin. Simmons, let me speak
to the CO.," he said
1--WE sent for him. He's coming. .
All right. Colonel"
This is Colonel Bingham speaking.
I've got the data. If you're Casey, may
be you can identify yourself"
FOR the first time the pilot realized
the complexity of the situation. If they
could verify whatever he told them.
then obviously the same facts could
Evening star., 1945-04-11
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT DRIVEWAY, durable and neat;
5ss Ssmas Da screshs an repairs hoas.
and roof painting. interior decorating: pure
lead and oil paint used; asbestos fiber red
cEMENT CEN work. stot stone walls. nasston.
: e.. MARcUGGIoi HecFHitII u Route No. L. H0rners
!aH5 FLeok E0sfHfi sEkyick no.hn. but tn. best;
so esss1!sts9; suff ae 'hsi asis
ss;ffSffiKsAL fis q osTHEsscrok-qe. r.D..z,n.
rush. estimates free. c. A. NEWELL.
SoDESslzE Ses1fhss IT. YOUR noMIvporsn.. In.
sS"sa ans os%bins s1sse 1ooi,n9 sidns and aiorm
S5E 'Gsf en-
basement rooms finished. porches inclosed
concrete work. plumbing: decorating;
repas d Get n' estimate
S nSnSs co sso l17Hr st. 7o~E
'A!NTihG AND DECORATING, 40 years a,
making homes briehter; unexcelled work
Can "a sss 5ass e. sssa e! ar fss
LUCAS. LUCAS d LUCAS. 1913 Emerson
FLhNS AM IuTHlsHeO. RcncI a
contr., remodeling. retaining wals addi-
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| FIR 1883. 12'
REMODEL and modernize your home now
| terms: free estimates. NATIONAL install.
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ROOFING, asbestos sid,ns. remodelinE
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vile roofing, siding insulation: storm win.
RuBEROID ROOFS. asbestos and bricl
monthly payment plan. MARYLAND ROOF
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WATERPROOFING-H your basemen
after pm ROBERT E. PRICE. 12'
JOHNS -MANvILLL roofing siding. insula
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IN WASHINGTON = Call PATTERSON
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vile roofing siding. insulation: storm win
dows. screens. heating. remodeling. Terms
LET NE HELP YOU with you home i'm
provementS Roofing and siding: screer
your porch while have the material. Cal
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KEEP OUT that summer heat now. Keel
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wool insulation. storm windows ant
screen combination Call CASTLE CON
| tracing co. 80 years in business. UN
1855, WA. 1857.
Evening star., 1945-04-11

MILLINERY, REsTYLING, BLOCKING,
cleaning, trimming; fabrics. straws. felts,
VOGUE HATS, 1923 14th st. NV. Open eye.
SWISS AMERICAN WATCH and .lock re-
pairing; 3 to, 3 day service; Matchmaker
on premises for prompt attention: work
aNp pea5f Gifts MAR ob 5
between @ en- and F sts. NV. ''' ''''
DREsSMAKING. seamstress. MRS. wEAv-
Err, 2o7 Morgan st. NV. NE. o452. Open
SLIP COVERS and draperies, professional
tEss fsnis soLf M and Gsn 5san, fans E
week more to enroll; special full playing
privilege cards assuring you playing Sd1i
now 81 and 81 each month tplus daily
R porsry 'e once dEoReE p" MASON HOTEL
81 5GYns " 3iSSSaSSsos. dentist False ssssp 81
saoSE Mis'SI' safpnkkp sfE Sis ssss for Mis-.
SsoS If vo, y0p are y need OF loan up to
raEe SSt ME- 81 s sRamyHS MSsEE snd hoS 9gs
Wan WAKE sfTDf up sY pHoNENThe HON eTs Original wake
Up service: 81 -per month after FIRST month.
RsNsB Rsiss afr 4f.R &c 70 p5 1915 s9:
talk aaentiy and convineinsiy For Orivats
interview phone MA 34SS
SERVICEMAN'S wife desires "a -hr. care
for her l3month-old baby girl. Call
Sligo O46o IT,
FALLS CHURCH DAY Children
from 3 to & boarded dav and night. For
further particulars. Falls Church 1910. 49,
SEAMSTRESS wants dressmaking, tailor
ing and plain sewing to do at home. AID.
S593. S53 Vernon st. NV.
PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER. special
izing in child portraiture. will make set
tingS In your home. Call WA 442S l5'
WANTED-Small studio or. suitable place
for a weekly evening meeting, TO accom-
modate & Box 291-I. Star
Evening star., 1945-04-11
SITUATIONS WOMEN,

ATTENTION, BUSINESSMEN! II you're
short OF ONCE help. if you need a stenos-
ohser or ca !HD MRS s Ha W coumb H ia
1881 during day. At, 2o55 evenings. 1:.'
EXPECTANT MOTHER IN, September or
october desires room, board and salary IN
exchange Tor WORK; COLLEGE background,
extensive business experience. widely trav-
eled: could act as sovernesS, personal sec
retary or companion. permanent position
ppreterree Phone GIL. $3.50 or write Box
GENTEEL refined, mature Southern lady
refined elderly lady or couple; free to go
snywhers: can drive car; no domestic, Box
GIRL, colo,ed desires clerical work:
knowledge Of typing. filing and answering
hgns Phones' GAYS pc per week Monday throush
GIRL: coored, wants morning or steady
Cleaning; ref. ME-. 0aOa. "
NURSE. practical, wishes position; ref.
NURSE, GENTLE. wants postnatal care of
mother and baby Call FIR. $500. Ext. 800.
NURSE; @ experiensed se desires daytime posi-
pRacrfc%f f'Ra hhfoin NGssf f desires s,hr. duty
f.,rd no h0useEork Y0 cardiac or dabetic p. pre-
SALES sAIHsLAb} by ana and general assistant TO- in
iewelry store, all departments. Boz, ?40-
SECRETARY. college graduate. expert
enced. intelligent. resourceful; your second
right hand; 5 days; $50. LU. also,
nndeE 3o
ment, ~5ia-day week, $50 week minimum
available Immediately. Box 26"-L Star. -
SECRETARIAL-STENO six years
general local experience. some legal, trans
portation and newspaper elsewhere, three
years university and business school train
ing, accustomed meeting public and assum-
ing responsibility. want permanent position
with promising future: very best business
and character references; salary, $50 or
better Box 2s7-L Star. 13'
TYPING. clerical work dictatiOn by
dicta phone to be done in my home or
evenings in your ONCE; varied experience.
ia 14O5,
TYPIST, experienced, desires work that
can be done in own home: will call for
ana deliver. Wisconsin 4s14 after 7:30
pm
WIDOW desires position as companion or
housekeeper for lady or gentleman. Box
252-L, Star. u"
Evening star., 1945-04-11
HELP DOMESTIC,

CHAMBERMAID for large boarding house;
good wages; permanent; good working con-
GnaMBEkMAlb Glsan MA Sih II nS experienced
0cson IN famy spSd
CHAMBERMAID-wA experienced:
ref top wages; 10 live N New York. sum-
CHARWOMAN for private school, no sun
days Call RA. 0100.
COOK and general houseworker, live in
COOK, general houseworker; small family;
on H. busline; no laundry, no heavy
eeants erences f caIi EN- sssSes ssse 0pe"' city rel
COOK and INV, white or coored: live
ences: good wages. Phone Wo. 5o43.
COOK to rTepare evening meal for family
Cook e dpts and st" D boysevolEer AT ye
permanent lob for satisfactory person;
good living quarters and wages; references
COOK. lieht housework for two: good pay:
Sunday of bring reference. 32l0 9th
COOK and gh.w., So week: other help
employed olive in city references required.
COOK. experienced, for adult family. no
COOK and e;h.w.. small apt, live .out::
refs; salary, SD wk. Apt 6l2' 4To7
S6,,9i COOK ox wsnIsd evening . meal Only; n pyt
houss; cxcelent salary. Phone Or ot14.
white; not over w 40: must be experienced;
two adults and three children; no laun-
qy qSR live psrsDn On No P3x suegr9 Feod % salary
CooKING-G INV, ,5Ia-day wk SOS; ard
F Fn ses and bah psf ys oR in or stay nights
COOK -G.H.W.., colored, live in. 3 adults;
lfgndTess bIa empoyed hish % Wages e to cap
COOK ese fxa6nssd aNo hsD no wa auna4y S2s live in
upstairs room, pvt. bath, S22 wk OR.
COUPLE. settled: woman GOOD cook. s.h.w.;
Sood salary; man TO work out; room and
69Srd for odd ,obs in evenins EMl3a ddns
general housework. cooking, light laundry;
ing preferred: but not necessary; refer
GESrR., ensSI 7af Hosp%okk KspySG s. am. family
day week, no Sundays; can live in; good
GENERAL asEE Oisf sHSp GR sss
| and pvt. bath: ref. required. .wo. 2036s;
GHw soo5 5s ,s4v days pSons to s. g. adHt: sh small
G.Hw G 0q Bethesda & Hene i've in %, or 'e out: nice
home, top wages: other help employed:
small family; health card. OIL. 1888
CIV; adults: oE ironer and washer;
week naie Issh St nw ,4nona AD aa9
ences; Sunday and Thursday on; $50 per
week. RA 1898.
GHW., part-time evenings. $50 to $40,
by Govt. worker: references required.
LU. 1915 after pm.
G.H.W., to s pm: good salary Call
WI. 7499
GHW. AND LAUNDRY. to 5 pm Mon.
through Fri, soc hr. and carfare; Uni
yersity Park. Md. Call WA s733 after
G,RT R;m nermsnent 1ivs-,n iob. Chew cb,s.
home; keep house, laundry and cook; 2
children; private rm. with shower: uni.
forms furnished; afternoon a week and
every other Sunday of; one week paid
vacation; $50 per week. WO. .47s3.
GIRL, colored. under 1S. to I'LL up cos
mstics: good hours and good pay. Call
GIRL, days weekly, general house clean
ms Call Emerson 0s50.
2 adults: live In II desired; good salary.
Apply 1922 Decatur at. NV.
and Thurs afternoo& OF, $50 week; on
busline. Telephone Oliver 670s.
Evening star., 1945-04-11
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refreshel
courses in shorthand: RI typins: b1okkeepins
~ years, accredited. Inquire now. MA
1898 BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F st. topp
CoMPToMETER CoUsEs. all calcula tins
machines, unusual salaries today, $40
$50 wk: typing free with course; day and
evening classes now starting. BOYD
SCHOOL, Ma. 1898, 1888 (opp. Capitol
Theater). Est. rs years.
ACCOUNTING under 16 CPAs, quickly
ognized Free booklet; NE. 417l.,
!R. COLLEGE STUDENTS. register now
for fall entrance; rates, $3.50 up: details
without cost WASH SCHOOLS ASSO.
204 Colorado Bldg. l4th-G NV RE. 3939
FRAZIER PIANO STUDIO, 1712 Conn. ave
Pleasant and thorough way to learn to
play. Beginners and advanced. Phone
North 4SBS. noon to pm.
Evening star., 1945-04-11
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER. expert
enced. complete accounting, oookkeeplng
service; university graduate: full or part
aRSF5 iime 81 Sf6a, sD or s9s is9L s ssaI H. H.
sition with registered firm in city. for
necessary experience. TIA. 4s1S. l3"
BOOKkEEPER, part time; all tax reports,
books kept. statements prepared. etc Box
269-L, Star 16'
CHEF, high-class. available after June I
club or private family preferred. Box
234-L. Star.
HOTEL MAN desires position as MANAGER
Of small hotel or rooming house or night
clerk 20 years hotel experience. best of
references. Box 3O1 L, Star 49,
MEN c2l experienced want interior or ex-
terror painting in spare time. hrs. day.
Box 2S4-L Star. 13'
YOUNG VETERAN-Attorney banking and
commercial experience, wishes any position
offering opportunity. Box 246-L Star. l2-
Evening star., 1945-04-11
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

ELECTRICAL ENG, 5000 up; expr, decree
helpful; mechanical engineer, exper., $500
up: degree preferred; craftsmen designers
expr.. $500 up: salaries depend on back.
ground; peacetime future, yet essential
Test. 12 yrs) See Miss Day, MA. $3.50
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G, next
Epiphany Church.
SECRETARIAL openings - Secretary, 5la-
da. wk:, $50 wk.: sec.. stem, legal, 51a de.,
S45 wk.;. Sec. short hrs. legal, So, 100;
Sec, foreign rep, 5h da., $4,000: stem:
sec, 5h-da.: vk., 81 so up stem, rapid die
tation: $3.50 wk.: stenoE.: 80 hrs, wk,,
S33 80 wk.; stenog;, 5-da. wk,, S35 vk. up;
yrs. Come in. see Miss Young. Ma. 6Oss,
MA. 6241. PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911
G, next Epiphany Church.
Evening star., 1945-04-11
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK AND G.H.W.. colored, live in. with
no small children or other help. Hobart
93S2. 1928 P ST. NV.
GIRL. colored, wants work in cafeteria or
as salad girl. DE. 9549.
GIRL, colored, neat wants part-time day.
work or work of any kind. HI. 1l2S.
GIRL, colored, experienced, wants or 5
days work; ne. preferred. TR. $3.50,
! child and apt. Ii. 1850. .
GIRL, colored. desires part-time work,
5-day wk. Ii. 1884 between and 8