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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-31
Star-News Obtains
Extra Paper Quota

WASHINGTON, May 30-(P-
Twenty one newspapers have OBJ
tanned extra quota grants of news.
print for the second quarter of 1915
on appeals to the War Production
Boards appeals board.
The extra quota grants includes:
Wilmington Star-News, IA tons.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Meaning of Easter
Topic of Mrs. Hastings

Mrs. J. Warren Hastings, wife Of
the pastor, will speak on the dinner
program of the National City Chris
tian Church Thursday night on
The Meaning Of Easter" The Rev.
Benton Roy Hanan, associated min
lister, will preside. Reservations for
the dinner must be In the church
Office, National $3.50, by pm. Tues
day. The public is invited.
The third session of the Lenten
School of Christian Living will be
held at pm. Sunday in the social
hall on Vermont avenue. These
speaking and their subjects are
Ways of Praying" Dean John w.
Suter; Welcoming the Wounded
Servicemen," Capt. Samuel Kirk;
Relief and Rehabilitation in Lib
Grated Areas" Conrad Van Hyning:
Race and Imperialism, Mrs. Orris
G. Robinson, and Christians Of
Southeast ASIA" Mrs. Theodore o.
Wedel. The public Is invited.
Evening star., 1945-03-10

taught in churches Of many denomi-
nations throughout the city. Among
the churches he has visited are the
First Brethren, Epworth Methodist,
Metropolitan Baptist, Eastern Pres
byterian and the Community Church
at Boulevard Heights, Md.
Wade Holmes. president of the
mems class at Epworth Methodist
Church, no relation, said Mr..
Holmes is IAN ardent student of the
Bible who lives what he breaches.
He is very good teacher who has
a sense of humor and presents the
Bible in living terms"
Informal classes and discussion
among the students are characters
tic of his methods of teaching. Mr..
Holmes also uses the lecture system
when occasions call for this ap-
proach. He said his aim is to pre-
sent to the class the background of
the life of Christ in relation to the
lesson. He has group of children
at the mission who form a Bible
chorus and he teaches them by US
ing stories from the Scriptures.
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes live at 1918
Potomac avenue Sc. He is in the
insurance business.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
viii Present Play
Al Mi. Vernon Church

"A Modern Prodigal Son." play
let. will be presented to the junior
church by the intermediate depart
ment at 11:15 am. tomorrow at
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church. Miss Elsa Tice is directing
the play. The Rev. Lloyd H. Snyder,
jr.. is in charge Of the services.
Charles Bum, adviser to the Office
of Economic Affairs, Department of
State, will address the forum at 10
a m on the role of the Economic
and Social Council in the proposed
General International Organiza-
tion.
The seniors will present the play
Pueblo Pioneers at 7 pm. in con-
nection with the mission study OF
the North American Indian. Edgar
Robey will entertain on the vibra-
harp at the Lea-sup at 5:45 pm
The young adult school for Chris
tian living" will continue its ses-
sions at 7 pm.
Service men and women and war
workers are guests Of the young
adults at an "open house" this eve
ming.
Evening star., 1945-03-10

Federation of Churches as guest
speaker. At 8 pm, presentation of
service flags by the Mems Bible
Glass.
Shiloh Baptist-The Rev. E. L.
Harrison and Maj. Harriet M. West
Of the WACS will speak at the an
nual lenten service of Queen of
Sheba Chapter, o. E S., at pm.
Mount Olivet Lutheran-Dr. J..
Frederick Wenchel, pastor emeritus
of Christ Lutheran Church, will
preach at II am. Chaplain Ed
mund Weber will preach at pm.
Wednesday.
Wallace Memorial U. P.-Annual
Joash Chest Day at II am, when
DR.. c. E. Hawthorne will speak.
st. Agnes Episcopal-The Rev.
DR.. William Eckman will conduct a
retreat on March 18. Addresses at
4, and 7 pm. Benediction at 8
pm. Supper will be at 6 pm. Res
ervations for the supper must be
made by mail not later than March
15
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Drs. Sizoo and Marshall
Lenten Service Speakers

The Rev. DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo,
pastor OF the Collegiate Church of
st. Nicholas, New York City, will be
the MONDAY lenten preacher at
the Church of the Epiphany Mon
day through Wednesday next week.
wednesday afternoon and Thurs
day and Friday moons DR.. Peter
Marshall, pastor of the New York
avenue Presbyterian Church, will
be the preacher.
DR.. Sizoo was for many years
pastor OF the New York Avenue
Church.
The service lasts from noon to
1880 and afternoon service is held
daily, except Saturday, at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Rev. I. N. Steen Guest
AT Foundry Methodist

The Rev. Thomas M. Steen Of the
Washington Federation of Churches,
who recently came from Buffalo,
N. Y, will administer the sacrament
of the Lords Supper in the Ball
Memorial Chapel Of Foundry Meth
odist Church at 8 am. tomorrow in
the absence of DR.. F. B. Harris, who
is preaching Sunday morning at the
Mercersburg College Chapel.
The Rev. Willis w. Delaplain, ex-
ecutive secretary of the Conference
Board of Christian Education, Bal
timore, will preach at II am. on
From Cross to Cross" DR.. Chesteen
Smith will conduct the service.
The guest preacher at 8 pm. will
be Bishop Edwin F.. Lee.
The Rev DR.. Howard Stone An
derson, minister of the First Con-
gregational Church, will preach at
8 pm. Wednesday.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Dedication of Chimes
At DouqIus Memorial

The Rev. w. F. Wright, minister
OF the Douglas Memorial Methodist
Church, will dedicate the newly in
stalled chimes in the organ at II
am. tomorrow. They will be dedi-
Gated in honor of those from the
church serving in World War IL
Capt. Raymond Firth, chaplain
U. S. A., home on furlough after 18
months service in the Aleutians,
will speak on Experiences of a
Chaplain" Mrs. E, j. Ruffner,
chairman of the Chimes Committee
and mother of two sons in the
armed services somewhere in
France, will unveil an honor roll
plaque after roll call of Douglas
servicemen by the minister. Among
the rs boys gone from the church
two have made the supreme sacri-
fice. The vested choir will render
special music.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Episcopal Fellowship

The fourth of a series of six Sum-
day evening lenten services, under
the auspices of the Episcopal Eel
lowship, will be held at st. Thomas
Church at pm. tomorrow, with
an address by the Rev. Richard H.
Wilmer, jr., of ST. Johns Church,
Mount Rainier, Md. The Rev. Rob-
ert F. Henry of st. Barnabas'
Church, Oxen Hill, will conduct
solemn evensong, assisted by the Rev.
Robert Tomlinson of the Church
OF the Good Shepherd. The Acolytes
OF st. Agnes parish will serve.
On Monday evening the Very Rev.
Edward r. Welles, dean of st. Paul's
Cathedral, Buffalo, N. Y, and Col.
F. Granville Munson, U. S. A., will
address the monthly meeting in the
parish house of ST. Thomas Church.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Mt. Pleasant CONGREGATIONAL

DR.. Fred Buschmeyer will con-
tinue his lenten series of sermons
tomorrow morning, preaching on
THE Key of Growth"
DR.. Oscar Blackwelder, pastor Of
the Church of the Reformation, will
address the Mems Brotherhood
Tuesday evening.
Roy l.. Lony, recently returned
from India, will speak Thursday
evening.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Two Guest Speakers
AT All Souls Church

DR.. U. Frazer, United States Office
OF Education, will address the Cur
rent Problems Class at All Souls
Unitarian Church at 10 am. tomor-
row on Compulsory Military Train
ing for American Youth" At the
same time DR.. Felix Valyi will speak
to the Comparative Religion Glass
on christianity and Islam in the
Light OF Recent Research"
DR.. L. P. Benezet, professor OF
education, Dartmouth College, will
speak on "The Greatest of the Un-
known Great" at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1945-03-10

class. He did, with conspicuous Sue
cess.
A native of Rockville, Mr.. Holmes
taught his first class in the District
at the Maryland Avenue Baptist
Church in 1881. Five years later he
became superintendent of the mis-
sion, and since that time he has
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Church of Our Saviour

George M. Lamsa, fellow Of the
Royal Society of London, will give
other lectures at the Church of Our
Saviour on the next three Sunday
evenings. The subjects are Para
bles and Idioms of the Bible" +"
Miracles and Wonders of the Bible
and THE Background of Chris
tianity"
Evening star., 1945-03-10
DR.. Burgun to Preach
Bocculuureute Sermon

The baccalaureate sermon to the
graduating class of the Lucy Webb
Hayes National Training School of
Sibley Memorial Hospital will be
given by DR.. H. w. Burgan at Ham
line Methodist Church at II am.
tomorrow. His subject will be MAX
ing the Best Out of the Worst"
DR.. Joy Elmer Morgan of the Ma
tional Education Association will
speak to the brotherhood Tuesday
night on Shall America Adopt
Peacetime Conscription," in the
home of Burton J. Howard.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Dean Suter Preacher
At the Cathedral

The fourth Sunday In Lent will
be marked in Washington Cathedral
tomorrow with holy communion at
7:30, celebrant, Dean John w. Suter,
and $3.50, celebrant Canon w. Curtis
Draper, Jr, in Bethlehem Chapel.
Dean Suter will preach at IL am,
on THE Bread of Life"
The Rev. Reno S. Harp, jr., rector
OF Trinity Church, will preach at
evensong.
Evening star., 1945-03-10

Scripture since
a youth.
Mr.. Holmes
began teaching
Bible classes at
the age of 16 at
Travilah Baptist
Church n e a r
Rockville, Md.
It was a rural
c h urch a n d
young Holmes
was asked by
his uncle, super
intendent of the
Sunday school,
to take over a
bows and girls
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Radio Bible Quiz

Representatives of the Vaughn
Bible Glass of Calvary Baptist
church, and the Box Bible Glass of
Emory Methodist Church, will COM
pete on the Radio Bible Quiz pro-
gram at Z O'Clock tonight over
Station WWDC.
On the Vaughn Glass will be 1t.
nelson Blake, Clyde Crouch and
James S. Camp; Box Glass, Ira F.
order, w. B. Mauger and Howard
Stackhouse. Evangelist Dale Crow
ley Will be master of ceremonies
Evening star., 1945-03-10
Bible Class Leaders :
Bible Class Leaders,
7howIey 1. Holmes Has Taught
Bible Glasses Since a Youth

Thawley L. Holmes, superintend-
ent of the Northeast Rescue Mission,
is another Bible class teacher who
has been instructing groups in the
Evening star., 1945-03-10

MODERATOR TO SPEAK
DR.. Roy Ewing Vale. moder-
ator OF the General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church,
U. S. A.. will preach at 8 pm.
Wednesday at the Gunton-
Temple Memorial Presbyte-
rian Church.
DR.. Bernard Braskamp, pas
tor, who was a student with
DR.. Vale at Princeton Univer-
sity, has arranged a reception
after the meeting.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
GRACE BAPTIST

9th and South Carolina Ave. Sc.
PASTOR W. L. MACMILLAN.
Mr Julius Whitinger, Director of Music
Mrs Odell King, Organist
$3.50 a.m.-Sunday School.
ll:00 a.m.-A Service Mans Service
for our Service Men.
what Shall We Do?"
$50 pm.-United Service.
BIS pm-Dr. r. G. Lee. Constitu-
ton Hall.
Wed. 7:45 pm.-Prayer Service. "The
Hour of Power"
$3.50 pm.-Singspiration.
Grace With, the Gospel Of Grace
Listen to the Baptist Hour.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
EMORY

6I0O Gesrxia Ave. NV.
EDGAR C. REERY. D. D., Minister.
a:3n a am-Chnrch School.
IL 100 a.m.-"The MessaEe Of the
Cross"
GAO D m-Youth Fellowship
Evening star., 1945-03-10
CALVARY

1459-63 Columbia Road N. W.
DR.. ORRIS GRAvENOR ROBINSON.
11:00 am-"God's Sense Of Humor."
Sermon by the Minister.
500 p.m.-"W hat Constitutes .
Christian?" Guest speak
er: DR.. Abraham Vereide.
6:45 p.m.-Youth Group Meetings.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
MOUNT TABOR

wisconsin, Ave. and 3Sth st. NV
ARTHUR r nav. Minister.
q:45 am.-Church School.
a:45 m.-Men's Bible Class.
200 al ms q r tual Break
through"
500 Op.m.-"Goals Of Service"
Evening star., 1945-03-10
ROSEDALE
s~> A. N>-- n ca ~

9:45 am.-Church School.
11:g0 s.m.--Morning worship.
7.30 p m.-Evening Worship.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
RYLAND

Branch Ave. and S St. Sc.
cat Penn. Ave.)
C. LEWIS ROBSON. Minister.
GAS am-Church School
HOO a.m.-"God Recommends His
Love-"
500 p.m.-Dr. Horace E. Cromer.
Evening star., 1945-03-10

18th st. Near p ST.
FREDERICK BROWN HARRIS.
Minister
"The Church Of the States
900 a.m-Holv Communion.
II 100 a.m.-"From Cross tn Cross"
Rev. Willis w. De'aplain.
S.00 m -BishoD Edwin r, Lee.
Evening star., 1945-03-10
FRANCIS ASBURY
DUMBARTON AVE.
PETWORTH

New Hampshire Ave. At Grant Circle
JOHN CURRY MILAN. D. d.
900 a.m.-Church School, all ages.
IL 100 a .rf.-"A Whip of Cords"
700 p.m.-Youth Fellowship
Evening star., 1945-12-09
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MEN, white. with D. C. operators
permit, who are careful drivers; TO. driye ,
pay, good rate per hr. See Mr.. Burton
sstysf6 o ans eaphA MSo1day aas Bee 1stn Hsnd
Ex-sERvIcEMEN, 10. to earn several
hundred dollars selling Christmas trees
SAM cHANTKER, AT. 7021 sun. 10 to 3,
Z. E. 1. .fIDiSNsfAi pTPoNT DE NEMouRs & CO., Will
mineton, Del-Process and piping design,
ers and craftsmen. plumbing designers and
men, n n % arcfitecturai DESIGNERS s % and % craftsmen
dssIsaeIs ara m drafssmIsn; power dsslsnsTSS aS
IN snsineerins i dept. '0SS Wl@inston Once.
s30a eompany M
RENT assETeg sENvea appssnsS o1E = e. M sh s.
hours Of 8, and 4 go pm. For evening
is OF P GGfMk 1e22 e. sn
DDT and other profitable products to
farmers in surrounding counties in Va.
MUST have aato good
PANY, Dept 7, Gambler Bide.. Baltimore
A NATIONALLY KNOWN MANUFACTURER.
established in 1896, has opening in estab-
llsbed Virginia territory. which includes
peper. H5H iynchburg' ' staunton' Winchester,
etc. Cor experienced salesman between
2745. Car necessary. Vacancy due to
death of j. W. Arthur of LyncIburg
Products used daily by commercial edu-
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Germs. Commissions, paid weekly, include
well as new accounts. Factory training
at our expense. Please give full record CT
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WANTED-Experienced salesman to sell
art calendars: old established firm. F. J.
OFFERMAN ART WORKS. 299 Broadway,
Buffalo, N Y
Evening star., 1945-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

UNUSUAL HOUSE NEEDED, D. c. or Md.
brick preferred; would like bedroom and
business. Box sag. Star. .o
LADIES ~, Az ERA srEcIALIsI I IT..
S Sc ! HERREKTE i ER RIA LADIES TAILOR sos D
December Is, 1945 Notice is hereby given
OF special meeting of the stockholders
ode of Nj wilson SH n NJ Fsrf rar1as A. va
5s in il ssses 8; Th The
adopted on December /. Ie45. Of which the
following is a copy: Resolved that q
special mesting, Of the stockholders of
at the Office of Wilson M. Farr. Fairfax,
Va. on December 49, 1945, at 2 o'clock
IN the atternoon for the pTpose Of yot
officer of Sinclair Refining Co. to purchase
all the assets and business of the com
the hes sum u1f' Of IS 75 Or ' the net book
value of such properties exclusive OF good
will items, as Of the date of transfer
action of any and all business pertaining
with EVERETT L. DoDRILL, secretary.
Call ME. 1858
LEARN TO DRIVE your own car; L.
oensed former AAA instructor will teach
you or help you restore your confidence;
references furnished SH. 66s3 for ap-
CABINET e1ifsif:I' MAKER, special woodwork. made
to order. odd-size kitchen cabinets, cor
ExPRRr fs1ff arfa MMEodRApaiNc GGhN sh Na 6sss
WE HAVE sEARCHEp diligently for a
fairly modern 5 or room home; we need
1T badly and can pay cash up to $4,000:
P1Bnc asses AccGNNG s9x sS sssa
tax and audit service; dependable; rea-
THn T9ns0s NaToSA1 1ftss BSH STA
Der 5th, 1945-The annual meeting Of the
shareholders of this bank for the election
other business as may properly come before
the, the meeting Will be held at the banking
noon on os to Jaema ema sah open ls4e ga
DsesssembeIT I ss E 3oth: I945; to JanuaTy ST.,
MOTT MoThEK E FkoMaS,s' q MN cHISkEN 81 En- Boxmone
s. 50; II. and rolls small delivery charge.
f5Sl WEI Hpd NoT S5n2 Ps ,o1
debts other than my own VIM. E. ORION,
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT: AS pro-
vided by the bylaws, a meeting for the
meeting will be held by the stockholders
of the Floyd E. Davis Company, cor
District of Columbia, at the place of
business of said company, No 1929 K
street NV, Washington, D. C., on .Wednes-
pm. In witness whereof, 1, the secretary
of said company have hereunto subscribed
S45 RfcHARD n CARR aRf secrefeeR
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS of Lincoln
Hall. Association: The annual meeting
citation will be held at 1920 street
NV. Washington, D. c., at II o'clock
noon on Monday, January IA, 1916. 10'e
MIMEOGRAPHING, tipping, addressing,
mailing Prompt service. MARY SHEER
MAN, 302 Bond Bldg, DI. 2704.
[ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
BURKLEY Riverdale. Md.
DO YOU WANT PEP in your house organ
or company publication? Consult a thor
oughly experienced technician. Taylor
Evening star., 1945-12-09
HELP MEN ond WOMEN

AIRLINE RESERyATIONIsT, TWA has po-
sitions sd, % opened in city Office high school
starting salary, S125 month. Apply 740
s2af4T s2Hur 52Hss sss4s plus commits
9 70 8. days week Apply HEADS, 1928
DE oppolsunty for
experienced bookkeeper in a large chain
organization; must be thoroughly familiar
Of statements, make and supervise weekly
downtown modern ONCE good pay and i'm
cash gan HH Ger Me EaTsowsn
fhaa'f DRSo IGt sToRE
ensast96 eiexR cogSTfR S1Ss cLEkks. Il ne full! time
ApDP a. TG5S sny fRa9ss i0E Dkue
CoLLABoRAToR WANTED to assist in
Poss: Box 255z S'sh Star ana '0'0f'ui oeseFiD'!on
SSoS RRA4s sf 81 tspas 4 asy oeass s9aa pss
COOK to assist and relieve chef in l25- bed
suburban hospital: exper. in quantity cook
s Gaoa oL 900 or
CoUPLE-Woman to do housework, man
to do outside work; live in. Telephone
perienee needed; good pay, vacation with
paI,a pay 4s:hoSE T9gS wees Apply at sny PEOPLES
DFGS STORES OF al employment ONCE
paS DlsH"eHGk eoH6sA Part coprEn p tp sH6P HIS F9sd
DRIVER. careful; for nursery school: Ar
nnG1 Iins.on a OK r09SHr.,, 099l c,rvxs 80. ,s
or over; experience not necessary. as we
will train you: good pay while learning;
nSnf aDnY a anT sd pRU T6sf sree
JANITOR, couple. white. no children or
husband smployed wife e to Ras,x. sake
Phone "' tSS To%er 800 % cal a: Between 10 am
III kiTdHgRS s. HELP, white for work in hos
ers, dishwashers. tray girls and tray boys.
HoN Heess HosPIT4h IL P11s fnifr ariinsaon aaa Va
MAN AND WIFE for country home; man to
do chores, wife to keep home for middle
assa msa ESHd W. sis SiaIy for right parties
MAN. WOMAN. to call on colored barber,
neanty spe so1rs, and q na sic
MSskESs AND cHECkkRs. immediate
IppenfnEs; permanent positions, good salary
oe seFkRs b S0f 4HE pAEx ADP
Fa9koIL kNhA IL chEkR, AK q must be thoroughly ex
ton. Apply personnel ONCE, HOTEL
STATLER, 18th and L sts NV
PROOFKEADER-Must be accurate and
good speller. POTOMAC PRINTING CO.,
NE. 6504.
sALESCLERK. permanent: new store selling
woolen ana cotton piece goods: to 6:
sfssr prefer Ss aS Veterans
sHLksPIopLE, full or part time work un-
til Christmas: experienced preferred Ap-
ply in person before IL am, to KENT
JEWELERS., 9TH and G SITS NV.
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST, knowledge
excellent future in a well-established local
firm. Please. state fun PARTICULARS and sal
ary expected. Replies confidential. Box
sETTLED COUPLE. white, ;s5 to 40,
small places, no objection to husband
working out Very generous salary and
room with board NO. 4O95.
TELETYPE Observation-Disclosures Air
lines System has q number OF positions
available for exper. operators. Qualifica-
tions. 45 w.p.m.: manual; so w.p.m.; per
to start, sla6 per month; bonus for rs
w.p.m. ability. Apply Tuesday, December
II. WASHINGTON NATIONAL AIRPORT,
Terminal Building, Room 12s. between
9 m and 4:30 pm
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HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT; cPA. with thorough knoyl-
Se aaed to and
piete audit assignments, file income tax
returns and handle other tax matter;
an eountant; salary salary COMM commensurate ' with ability
snd usor R8o fSr oesI cpAs
men ment eanee and to obtain vayd experence.
Reply, stating age educational auaiifica-
tions, references and salary expected. Box
ACCoUSTANr. experienced, with super
yisoryo ability; salary open; age, 20 to 35.
AcCoUNTANCY sTUDENT-An excellent
opening is available as assistant bank
i'o With unpsSa % possfbiities % for SG fapid A ad
vancement. Reply should state full details
Of past experience and education. Box
ADVERTfssIING COPY WRITER for radio
dept: must have experience in agency,
consideration viii be given beginners as
teiligsnt handling of volume Of current
good salary and permanent position to
successful applicant, Write, or phone Ex,
Iea toF MERRes e Ab9ERr1sNa kA Esf r.
S5s hff rfRfs RRANASFRRssal .d
Of supervising the entire advertising pro-
duction of a large retail store, under the
direction of the sales promotion MANAGER.
essential. Executive ability important. A
splendid opportunity for one who has had
smaies Store s or one Who has asns BEEN assistant
in a large. store. Excellent starting salary
with good future for the right person.
Tos e Rhs1f 5YF ntsases t sh to .hd nfnEy s M
hnyrRafs9NG nT PhEne GA Ms9ocER gsSo EXt sso
basis: young man with some agency or
newspaper experience, war veteran pre-
Sr setas ef eRp
edueatien, age where employed. Box
AGENTS. ramp, Pea, the Capital Airline,
will train young men, 1926, for ramp
agent positions; perm. work with oppor-
eRRI eeRRFT ansan A1RLsEs Ma
dsg toRa brauES ApSr dn sS hours 9a n0n
zziS.SSiSi zisFSESIi ssS s s!slnsss
sal conaition;;O ;O salary, s1.sto' to stsrt.
aHHRslN kias $iRISs iss H.,Isas sis:
4MBITIoUs Ex-sEA BEE to operate bull
dozer part OF ttme1: one who has his own
a q sales ah + nreferred. u an nl excellent and un
usual opportunity for permanent work with
building and development organtza ton.
Give qualifications in own handwriting.
Box 337-z, Star
APARTMENT MANAGER for property con-
s1sting of 3 bldgs.. on Conn. ave-, hotel
room provided for managers. OCCUPANCY
age. .expsrience and expected salary. Box
aPPfiCaTSoolRs for brick and asbestos sid
ing; good pay on a square basis; we furnish
equipment. ASSOCIATED CONTRACTORS,
INC, 1401 Fla. ave. ne.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN wanted at
once, experienced man on working draw
inss and detail; salary, $3.50 per hour.
ASSISTANT TO EXECUTIVE of profess
sional organization. ages % to 80: oppor-
tunities to develop career in specialized
field; intelligence and gen. educational
background important; state qualifications
Write for appointment. Box 379-J. Star.
ASSISTANT ENGINEER, ex-serviceman,
thoroughly experienced in general mainte-
JPfance. good working conditions: perma-
Snent position. Call District 1922,
ASSISTANT PASTRY COOK, good pay and
working conditions. Apply chef, RALEIGH
HOTEL. 10Th and Pa. ave. NV.