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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-23
BY w. G. ROGERS
"The Hideout," by Egon Hos
tovskv random Hause: Sl.75).

tOVSky (KandOm HauSe; $l.|oJ i.
Hostovsky, we'll known Cecho-
slovak writer who has been trans
lated into many European Ian
guages, is introduced at last to
American readers in this very
short, powerful novel.
It's story Of redemption. A
Czech engineer discovers there is
no escape for the reasoning adult
from his terrible responsibilities in
a world menaced by Fascsim.
Like the ship which puts into a
safe harbor instead of riding out
the storm, the engineer tries to
hide for the duration Of the war.
For months he remains concealed
from all humans but one; he shuts
life out.
But life is too insistent, his bar
riers prove ineffective. He cannot
endure being a recluse in an ivory
tower, or a hermit in cellar
hole, even though, by ceasing to
be one, he must commit himself
to the tremendous conflict from
which he has fled. Hostovsky de-
clares, in other words, that no
man can be alive in these days
and yet evade the issues challeng-
ing mankind.
This sounds more like phi1oso-
ply than fiction, but that's my
fault, for in fact it is not. Hostov-
sky has done an exciting story
with thrilling passages. It's true,
however, that his characters labor
under some andic ps. The
scheme of the book is old-fashion-
ed and dated: told in letter by
the engineer to his wife.
There are, besides, some coin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-23
The Literary Guidepost

cidences which strain reader ere.
dulity, such as a couple of meet.
ings left too much to chance to
bear the weight Of plot assigned
to them, though here again Hos.
and drawn in the round, come
and drawn in the round, come
successfully to the rescue of fal.
tering situations. Finally, the en-
gineer's experiences spring some.
what mechanically from hi S
supposed invention of a sight for
anti-aircraft guns. I wish, by
the way, that publishers would
read their manuscripts as carefully
as they expect critics to: the
books jacket describes the device
not as a gunsight but a bomb.
sight.
The real proof Of the novel is
the way people in it come to life.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-23
Daily Prayer
FOR SICK OR WOUNDED

FOR SICK OR WOUNDHD ii.
Thou hast put me INTO 'ne .rIv
dier's hardest task, 0 hes', ~.
Father-tnat of endurer ana . sr
ferer, removed from tn 49, Wv.
scene. Nevertheless, l WouIo s ia
ry on as a true soldier l "o .Mi,
remember Christ's manlfolo ~ -,
ferings, His patience ana S'l'" ~.
hereunder, and his supreme .. si
vice to Thy will and Thy %Y'i +.
In this testing time I ~ouia Viz IL
a sharer of His fortitude anu -, -,
unflagging selflessness. Gram nj
victory over pain, that l may Nm M
vince or cry aloud, or cause W. W..
ers to suffer because o. my ~,
fering. Strengthen me WIN -
promised grace in the inner Tr No I
that my soul may grow ln1' in
would become, in sickenSs a. ,n,
health, good soldier Of jew
Christ. Amen.-W.T.E e.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-23
LOSE 20 REGULARS

SEATTLE, Feb. %. -W.D- Out
CT 20 football players who earned
their 1914 letters at the Univer-
sity of Washington in Seattle, not
one is expected to return for play
next year due to Se1ective Service
and Naval and Marine Viz de-
mands.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-23
SAME MAID so YEARS

BAY VILLAGE, O., Feb. %. -
WR)-Mrs. August HIM feels she is
very fortunate in these "maidless''
days, for she has had her maid
for so years. When the maid, EN-
ma Darby, 81, celebrated her gold
en- anniversary with the HINES,
Mrs. HIM, 50, reversed the posi-
tions and served Miss Darby.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-23
SO THEY SAY

We will make no. no effort 1, to restore German
country until their own SUPPLIES 49, Ai1o the
the level at which race can exist I'm below
Joseph L. Candy, 9TH Army G-5 officsr COL
It is, OF course, fact that the enemv -
bigger war potential at his d;sne ey mas
only from material and not from a mo out
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-23
FIGHTS A NATURAL

FORT WARREN, Wyo.. fep =. !,
-U.H-The Fort Warren semi. semi,
camp newspaper, reports two A. ~.
vy-weight fighters stationed a. ..ri
camp between whom a fight WV" WV.
be a natural. There's james ~. W..
erts, the post champion, the p so,.
says, and then there's James Nv
erts. newcomer to the camp
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-23
WANT TITLE RENOVATED

CAMBRIDGE, Feb. 22.-WH-
That hardy perennial of the stage,
Life With Father" was reviewed
by the Harvard Lampoon as fol-
lows: Soon to be retitled Life
With Grandfather"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-23
THOUGHT FOR TODAY

How highly we all value' OF 49,.
covet, a good memory. But 1ar sl.~ S,,t
1T &C cunt of evil, not only forgives ou'
scr,a it's putting hi sfeet into the very
footprints Of his Master. -
Dr. Eebert Smith in "Pauls ways In
Christi
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

There's a lesson in the picture
above. It's not the candle
smoke that's bothering her;
it's his DENTURE BREATH.
Sure, he's tried to brush his
dental plate clean. But brush
ing with ordinary cleansers
canscratch platematerial. And
scratches are traps in which
food and film collect, causing
offensive DENTURE BREATH.
Play Safe! Soak dentures in
Polident daily. it gets into
tiny crevices brushing never
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

seems to reach. Costs less than
il a day TO keep your deptgre-
sparkling clean, odor-free. Al!
drug counters; SOC, G0t.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

morning Have lots ofmilk. fruit, an5
Nheaties, famous breakfast OF
Champions" We kHo5U youX Ike u
waH-yised Jo.pi Of UheaHcs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

IT COULDN'T happen for
thousands of years-and
maybe ii won't happen at
aif-but some scientists be.
lieVe that North America
may be headed for another
ice age.
If the Polar Ice Cap crept
southwark again, people in
New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania and in a dozen
other states would have to
move TO escape the slowly
moving frozen flood.
Among other changes that
such an era would bring
about is the lowering of the
level Of the Atlantic Ocean.
The water might-dfop
somewhere between 200 and
300 feet. If this happened,
the Atlantic seaboard would
be radically different from
its present outline.
one of the articles in the
next issue Of The American
Weekly presents a picture
in plain words and dra-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

Maybe you1l never develop Tom S
Capacity-but Wheaties are famous
fer making lazy dbbetiicS sit up and
take n2wisfmeut. Try EN- tomorrow
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

a ghost nicknamed the
Queen Of Hell floated over
an old manor house in their
neighborhood. And now
they are convinced that
they'll never see the fear
some shade again-because
a robot bomb blasted her
out Of her old hangout.
Whether there's any truth
in the yarn, or not, il is one
Of the best British ghost
stories TO come out of this
war. Read the legend of the
evil Queen of Hell in next
weeks issue of The Amer
lean Weekly
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
ANN RUTHERFORD

glAmorous Hollywood star featured in Il Bed
eide Manner" an Andrew Stone Production
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

humans that the little bugs
we swat and step on are 10
bigger than they are. They
are amazingly powerful and
deadly for their size, and
Mother Nature gave some
Of them a terrifying aspect.
Just how ugly most bugs
are can be seen in an un-
usual feature in the next
issue of The American
Weekly. 1t is called Terror
in Miniature" and is illus
trated with enlarged photo
graphs in full, natural color,
OF some Of the crawling,
creeping pests that are
constructed like creatures
in a bad dream.
The snarling tiger and
the laughing hyena are
things Of beauty compared
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

flrr-5 aaer saests2 this ood every
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29

matte illus
tration of
" h a I a n
other ice age
W Ould be
like.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-29
SUNNI Err
COLD
Help shake it off
with
MGHMRGT
TONIC

LUW ~ . " OF I"UITIt
summer cold drag on
this summer. Ii you haven't the
stamina YOU should-bccause your
summer diet lacks the naturalA&D
Nitamins and encrcy-building,
natural oils you nccd-youll find
C0Od-td5iiHR Scott's Emulsion rich
in these Vital Elements. IL helps
tone up the system, build stamina,
energy and resistance. See
wonderful difierence-buy SCOTS
81 TODAY! All druggists.
Evening star., 1945-12-06
SITUATIONS noMEsTIc.

DAYWORkER, colored, desires laundry.
light cleaning; experienced on shirts or
linen; best city reference. AT. 1927.
G.H. W., light laundry, cooking: 5h days
week. go home nights: S25, carfare. MI.
0463
GIRL colored. wants general housework
for employed people: 6-day week, to 2;
no children. FIR. 1147
store maids, countergirls or cleaning
DE. 9539.
GIRL, colored. experienced. desires day
work S5 day and cariare. DE. 1886.
MAID, colored, 4 hours in afternoon, 5
Gays: references. Phone DI S49S.
PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced, avail 5
mrs. daily during school hours; pref. Sc
or ne. P. Q. Box No. 1873 O.
WOMAN, reliable, will clean apt 2 or 8
mrs and DO personal laundry; refs. DE.
O471 5 to T.
WOMAN. colored, with son, mos wants
Job IN sub home with older family; plain
cooking 1903 Sumner rd, sc. -
ing or ironing; reliable. ME 4519
Evening star., 1945-12-06
SITUATIONS woMEN.

AUDITOR, experienced
corporation and public utility books, back
ground includes supervisory and full charge,
age AZ: can go anywhere for desirable
connection Bog 50-Z, Star 6'
BUSINESSWOMAN available for connec-
tion, qualified for position of responsible
ity as administrative assistant. general
personnel and placement. ability to meet
and get along with people. Box 36-Z,
design, remod. altera-
tons. Eve. gowns specially; reas. MISS
DREssMAKING, alterations: reasonable
North Capitol AID. 61S3. g.
HOUSEMAID, French, thoroughly expert
enced. desires position in diplomatic corps
family; references. Box 151-Z, Star. To-
LADY desires employment, ex 'erienced in
following lines! Bookkeeping, payrolls,
typing, cashiering, supervising; prefer
restaurant or club work but will consider
other business; responsible and capable.
MEDICAL SECRETARY, R. N. years COL
lege, experienced, wishes position in doc
tors ONCE. Box g5-Z, Star. u
MIDDLE-AGED, reliable woman wishes DO
sition. good sewer, as ladys maid, maid
waitress or housekeeper in small family
Box 65-Z, Star.
NURSE, practical, wants semi-invalid pa
tient: live in. NO. 1865.
NURSE, reeistered, desires patient in
nome or going away have car; good
driver; companionable. MRS. CLARK
DE. $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-12-06
HELP MEN and WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERKS urgently needed by
American National Red Cross to work on
oSers or ssas
MRS. KARREL, employment i es Once, 18th 18th
sSB5 T. ( sgh6w Nj ssPsss e. oss sss rss. s..
62NDa essh ivs 6oUSfKk vi hA SEE SdbGGERks-plsas.nt
xsPas s .s HSfF DKo s9H
englEsmeHt c1GkE Go1SffR Gtff p cLERRs Fl full time
motion. Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG
STORE or employment office. n st. ne,
With previous once 0qrs trainns' sn bookkeepine 90 n
siss sssk HysH Reilly 'SSI CO.
SSok nslf lsFas ss ssys dssfsa ssSs
DISHWASHERS, men. or women; no ex-
pay. 4s-hour week. Apply at any Peoples
DRUG STORE or at employment ofice
DkpG 81 + 81 cfERKs. Fl experience desirable, Du,
not necessary; good salary, vacation with
pay; s-hour; 6-day week. Apply at any
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or at employment
PooD PDeii AND FohNrA1N CLERKS, age 1e
or over; experience not necessary, as we
Apply at any PEoPIE's DRUG STORE OF Of
Ho1sEMAs 0se IN woMAN q s. to ns work in
ternity house; room and board: good work
ing conditions; WA; 9733;
KITCHEN HELP. white, for work in hos.
pital diet kitchen: Cook, cafeteria work.
ers. dishwashers, tray girls and tray boys
TON HOSPITAL, Arlington, Va.
MAN AND WIFE, no children, for genera
farming: wife to do general housework
must be reliable and experienced; soot
salary: with furnished house Call al
MARKERS ~ AND Nd cHRcRERs; ESfa NA G9lU immediat,
OPENINGS; permanent positions; good salary
and pleasant working conditions. Apply
smIloyment ONCE, 9Th floor. THE PALAIs
okDER TAKERS. ca aeanvassers, salespeople
sll-mstal sction toy, "Push-a-Bell." il
lots Of 4 dozs.; sells on sight, 81 retail
with order. Phone CHI 1908
t,iLrISSfiEfUrs' "a rSIi.fe' IIli Or part time work un.
ply In person before IL am, to KENT
JEWMERS, 7th and q SITS. NV
young veterans orEanization; shippini
selsIk. typist stenographer: urgent. MA
Evening star., 1945-12-06
SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, kept
esSs@esi S $SS R per me-, e; ,sH; sI sssz ss,. a.
services, all records, financial statements.
taxes; systems. I Adams 0722, 10.
desires permanent position: thoroughly
experienced, legal background. Salary
open. Box 1907, Star. o.
ARMY OFFICER on terminal leave desires
employment until % December. Profess
sional writer. Was adjutant for large
organization. Anything considered. Cali
AutDiTTooRi-AccoUNTANT-cosT ANALYST,
ton. Phone FIR. $500, Ext. 1876. IA
dssiTes ss part-time work: reasonable. ox BOZ
BUiI,DiNG MAINTENANCE OF shipping
clerk. IL yrs exp. maintenance; 5 yrs
shipring: veteran. Box 73.z. Star. g.
BUSINESSMAN desires connection. In any
capacity: sound executive and managerial
training and actual business experience;
confident Of ability to make organization
clio" starting salary not important;
best references. BOX 83-z, star. ~
CHEF COOK. Col0red, exp.. hotel or
restaurant, desires perm. Job; reliable: no
nishtwork. Call after 4 p.m.s DE. fg88.
MANAGER. Al years old: 4 years
auto loans; capable full charge credit
dept: executive backgrpund; best refs.
available Immediately. 1oxeeo-z. Star. ~
Evening star., 1945-12-06
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. BIS
6.
SITUATIONS MEN (cont.p

SITUATIONS MEN tcent.p
FURNITURE sALEsMAN-MANAGER. live
wire. soon available: handles all types OF
trade; APPLIANCES Boz 46;z: Star. 9.
delivers finest economical, but remember
able service. better food. inside or out de-
pendable operation, thcroushbred animals,
yachts: industrious, married. NO. 07S1.
LIQUOR SALESMAN, experienced, wants
position until Christmas. Taylor 4494
after 9 pm. g.
kind of repair, hotels, boarding houses.
private homes; by the hour or day con-
VETERAN. reliable. wishes part-time work,
Sat. and Sun, daytime only: experienced
as CLERK, multilith press operator; also
DETERMINED TO Do WORK of interest
and Importance, not necessarily in WASH
ineton; veteran, masters degree, married:
experienced in editing teaching, counseling,
research. Phone RA. 9165 after l pm. ~
POSITION WANTED, with farmer or farm
owner: handy with machinery and tools;
reliable; Protestant; good reference: fam
lily Of 3. Box 407-S, Star. 6.
Evening star., 1945-12-06
HELP WOMEN.

ADDRkse0GRAPH and graphotype opera
tor wanted immediately for temporary
tions asNx s FbSATToN bG1S MelTea or %o@ Soosi
EMS CLUBS, 1874 N st. NV.
dept,; must have experience in agency,
radio ttation or retail store continuity;
no consideration will be given beginners
as this position Is now open and requires
intelligent handling Of q volume OF eur
rent copy work on important agency ac-
counts: good salary and permanent posi-
tom to successful applicant Write or
nhone EX. 3700 for an appointment. KAL.
EHRlICH g. MERRICK ADVERTISING,
ALTERATION HANDS for dresses. cloth
COATS, suits: liberal salary, pleasant work
ing Conditions. SAKS. 610 18th st. NV.
ALTERATION HANDS. experienced on fine
coats and suits; Apply immsdiately to
AITEkATfiooNiS III IN sEAMsrREssEs, expert
ave. VALET SHOP, MI. 300O
APARTMENT MANAGER for property con-
sisting of 3 bldgs. on Conn. ave-. hotel
room provided for managers occupancy.
Please reply in own handwriting, stating
aee, experience and expected salary. Box
Assisy2SSTI HOSTESS for one of washing
toms drst-class restaurants catering to a
very nne clientele: must be experienced in
arectlng persoraei: rood wages, meals and
hours; splendid environment Mr. Hem
nissn, THE PARROT RESTAURANT. 17O1
Roth st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-12-06
HONE IMPROVEMENT coMpANITs.

ALTERATIONS. additions and moderniza.
tion. residential and commercial construc.
WEIrH siGn fsnsrs aDNsSGoN fH1sEaSsS;s 20 GoMM9N
ALTERATIONS can add charm, indiyid-
uality and value to your home. We do
paperins, painting, ,plastsrins, roofing.
thing in the way Of altering. Improving
Liberal terms If desired; estimates and
Plans Esps cnaspsr made e. no % Sost Call DISTRICT
Bank Blds.. 14th st. and Park. rd NV.
AND REPAIRING of all
kinds. Carpentering, concrete, painting,
storm sash, doors, sidings, Insulation. For
free estimates and prompt service cali Mr.,
LIATHoN. AT DE. 1927. after s pm. s.
BUILDER AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
repairs Of all kinds and home improve
ments. w. SNIDER a SON, GA 6172,
DESIGNING and building new homes or
additions. Let us plan your new homet
30 years experience: estimates made free,
JOHN v. BAILEY SON, Eek. 1424. .9s
CONTINUED on Nsxt PaSeJ
Evening star., 1945-12-06
PERSONAL

ssdr eoxEhs 1aaT sa5l $500
hkAhsfE WAVES
mnss sSsnns ssyns um.. nss Il Rf when
MeRsaS NeRMSn Tsssdsg m sSa Svs e
BABY rIcTUREs-cute baby pictures,
made At modest prices in your home.
Psre fAkEs sSfs anf eeessons
o,hs5 e. details Is 1S9S EKAY PzoTooRAPaEERs rs
rHoSEi saErhERD $3.50, ask for MIS-,
Wright II you are in need Of . loar Up to
VAN Wanted 81 your GooD HOMES and under
s.ns ans nsefas Es eRffIES
MODERN DREssMxkISG A INC ST sTuD1o. g. cen: en-
tTaIly located; formerly Of Fifth ave,
LILO LILO r st, nv. Room 20, Telephone
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, a
dren from : to 10 years old s4ol Georgia
Fur Am MATERIAL HATS made to order.
Any iur matehed; remodelins, trimming,
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN desires rm., b.r
1e 's sub h'R II ARRs asas LII lnissd ss faaf:
TflYdPEk;WaRIrTEN lfld TRANsLArloNs into Eng
ish, by former university professor. BOX
FEEL FEEL Setter sisri after first treatment or no
weak heart. asthma. rheumatism, arthritis,
nervousness nerve. piles colds flu or ether all,
ense. in ds charae. sR. sss5o. years eA'efi-
flTo1rDS fMoT0s Of your BABY in your home, s5
s5s;s. ihsss lovely. natural pictures s. in your
msn.; car Ho; ago, day or evening.
Southern, MARYLAND farm, good equipment
and conditions some. poultry, beef swine
and and main crop is tobacco: good proposi-
eHs o TstSyn wx ss sn wi shaeeo aS
sos e Dm SpS M9p shTa shs9pFR
COLLEGE sOol soth st, ne. WA 4s5s
WASHINGTON CITY DIRECTORY wanted.
ass VIII ff'So Sor ME hE dof Ns af for
e'niEsfifd SsE
rs n. H. +. EPs'Io I. Iouses ss' sisnalss Misht
sssms ar rfRszI APrn Eaa,H
fsfS g. ssS M RsSssns lessons Sc
BY native, highly cultured French woman.
Thorough course in grammar. Partisan
accent: private tutor MI. 1850.
WILL PURCHASE second trust notes any
amount; quick cash settlement. Box 121-Z,
Star g.
PICTURES FOR CHRIsTMAS-Portrait
child, en-. greups, taken in your home.
Delivery for Xmas guaranteed. Phone CHI
1866 for appointment .l3s
URGENTLY NEED refined lady to take care
Of l1-month-old .daughter while mother
works, Live in. All day Sat- and sun for
interview. 1717 W. Va. ave. ne, Apt, 4.
ELECTRIC STEEL GUITAR lessons given
evenings: play late music; easy; 81 so hr.
lesson. Mr.. SHEPPARD. OK 1242
NURSES AvAILABLE-If you need EN-
cfent, reliable nurses for or 10 hours
daily. call AT. 2709 I2.
Evening star., 1945-12-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MILITARY CLOTHING SHOP, owner re-
firing and will sacrifice this established,
profitahly operated business, For immedi.
stock and fixtures. This $4,000 deal
should only be considered BY responsible
parties having knowledge of this type of
operation: terms can be arranged. Call
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE 1855.
TEAKOOM-Most unusual setting for an
experienced operstor; located in exclusive
location and catering to finest clientele:
seating capacity, 150: beautifully furnished;
sl25,0O0 year business. large profits; owner
Is retiring and will consider selling at
$4,000. mostly cash. Exclusive, A DOC
BACAS. lila H st. NV. DI. 1894 and
d. 6:35.
DAN OSTROW HOME now am an
nouncing the opening Of my once at 34I8
18th st. NV. Cash buyers for LIQUOR
stofcs, groceries, restaurants, deiicatessens,
rooming houses. dry.cleaninE stores, etc
Consult DAN. your friend. II you are seek
Ing business. Ewes. OIL. $3.50; ofice.
CO. 1896: II no answer, DI. 0122.
SMALL LAUNDRY PLANT, established and
clearing about $500 weekly, and can be
increased: $1,000 cash required. balance
Aroker, RE. 1855.
wANTED TO. BuY focming, house, near
18th and Park I'd. A.v. c@ NAD. Ss6b.
Evening star., 1945-12-06
HELP woMrN.

W0MEN-Would you like TO. be earning
over $40 per week three months from now
ina in lob y. with Z futuSe9 You'll IKE a The
you'll be paid while you learn. Call today
any Of 1sa our saS y ose' S7 la. e
sesysnIsnss nss TMH caEsApEXRE ahs ~ iso- po
WOMAN, white. intelligent, supervise and
make home for young mother and sons
S2S svS :, week. room and board; TE 1917
trained with children. 10 care for infant,
live in; references required; permanent
%9MeS poStipn eoSd USft. Day IA so o1si so - Ga,
week. to learn cafeteria work in enc of
Washington's finest organizations: meals:
Uep espone sa MISS
"a Wo8s os & SsTR Girl 4ta eolored 81 for general
yGIs DAYS in esisf!a sssf zfH 3 suss9J fs
aNp racksR sRs Vsn Nfss Sd
ployment office, 4th floor. 8. KANN SONS
WRAPPERS. immediate openings, per-
manent positions. GOOD salary and pleasant
sfIenf s0nSons oeF THE APpE paAs f%O1S5Rsn koTA
YoGNa 'G sHa Girl to work in flower store
Must be good salessirl and willing to learn
srtse on ea Mr. Writ fsaf en- eR bs Se or spp
YOUNG LADY for permanent position in
office OF jeyery store. THE ROSS CO.,
YouNG YaS} e {. L.nY, BY, smart and enereetic for
general studio work; pleasant surround
ings, good salary. Apply at once. MR..
MORRIS, 1929 p ST. NV
YOUNG LADY. all-around general office
worker: opportunity for. advancement in
st-growing concern: 5hday week: S35
YOUNG WOMAN, white. part-time work,
take care phone orders IN grocery Friday,
Saturday, I'm, to pm, 81. 5014 Conn.
ave. NV. EN- 1717.
PROGRESSIVE chain ready-to-wear organ
ization has opening for thoroughly expert
excellent salary. opportunity for advance
ment. Phone Mr.. Warren. RE. 0335. for
appointment. WILBUR ROGERS s.
Evening star., 1945-12-06
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR UNIONTOWN Friday 6 o m
Returning Sunday eve.; take i. HI
050S-M 6s
DRIVING to Miami. Fla, Dec. 7-1o: heated
Chrysler; room for several. Call DI. 5527
LADY and small daughter wish ride to
ST; Louis or Rolla. Missouri. Dec 9th o.
10th. Atlantic 1869.
LEAVING FOR Los ANGELES about Dec
10, will take Z passengers, car good condi.
ton. Call AL. 2945, 8 to pm or before
8 am. Qs
LEAVING FOR PROVIDENCE, R. l.. Dec.
20, take 4 passengers, share expenses.
ETanklin 042s between and 8 pm. Z.
Evening star., 1945-12-06

LEARN TO DRIVE the right way. Better
be safe than sorry. Dual-control cars; ex-
pert instructors: permits secured parking
2 spectalty. 270l 14th st. North l794
NOW is THE TIME to prepare for your
future-enroll in day or niaht classes now
forming. for special courses in Shorthand
Typewriting. Bookkeeping, Dietation and
Transcribing Filing and Indexing. Busi-
ness Arithmetic. Comptometer, Business
Machines. DISTRICT COMMERCIAL COL
LsGE, 492 9th st. n.w MetEopolsaAe96
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
ADAMS TEACHFRS' AGENCY h,

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has high
school, elementary and primary vacancies;
permanent positions: salaries TO $500 mo.
2o4 Colorado Blds.. 4th and G RE 1888.
sands of positions available, professional,
technical. sales, ONCE personnel mechani-
cal, domestic. etc. highest salariess; indi-
vidual service to applicants and employers
We can help you to help yourself CAPI-
IOL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. 4o3 11th
st. NV. Ma 1853.
TEACHERS clerks, receptionlsts: select po-
sltions. No charge unless placed; top SAL
eries Visit NATL TEACHERS AGENCY
sEst. IL yrst 1911 G St Ma 2114
Evening star., 1945-12-06
DOMESTIC.
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

RUPHER'S EMPLOYMENT SERVICE ha
plenty Of frst-class day workers on han,
with refs: So and carfare. HO 4421