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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-22
Surf Club Scene
of Supper Parry

The Surf club at Wrightsville
Beach was the scene OF the mid
week supper party last evening.
The main lounge of the club was
decorated with arrangements OF
mixed summer flowers and IN the
dining room supper was served
buffet style at a long table
Among those attending were:
MIR. and Mrs. ]. N. Alexius, Mr..
and Mrs. Rinaldo B. Page, Mrs.
Thomas ]. Kidd, Jr., Mrs. Givens
Williamson of Palm Beach, Fla.
Pvt. and Mrs. Harold Alexius, N.Y.
and Mrs. j. Douglas Taylor, Mrs.
william Wood of Norfolk, Va,
John N. Alexius, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Elmore, Mrs. Frank Flack.
Mrs. William Raney, Mrs. Steve
Walters of California, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Parmele, Mrs. Guy A.
Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mar
bury, Miss Kathryn Snow, DR.. and
Mrs. B. R. Morrison, DR.. Bare
foot. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Paterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Paul Campbell,
Major and Mrs. A. K. Cooper,
Jr., Mrs. E. L. White, MIR. and Mrs
w. C. Barfield, Mrs. Richard Park
err, Mrs. Stanley Seeley, of Goshen,
N. Y, Mrs. Harry Stovall, Jr..
Miss Fannie Grow. Louis Hinton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Crow, Mr..
and Mrs. T. D. Love, Mrs. John
Mrs. John Shaw of Charlotte, Miss
Jane Emerson;
Mr., and Mrs. William Peck, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Mes S of In
dianapolis, Mrs. Frank Blackwell,
of Marion, S. c., Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Marks, Mrs. Gertrude Trail,
Miss Anne Woodbury.. Mrs. W. E.
Curtis, Mrs. E. NJ Dewey, Miss
Edwina Dewey, Mrs. Francis F.
Curtzwiler, Mrs. John Robert An
thony Beatty, Mrs. Lindsay Smith
of Charleston, S. c., Major Roddy
Kidder, Lieut.. and Mrs. Thomas W.
Ramseur of Baltimore, Lieut..
Hugh Sprunt, Miss Jocelyn Peck,
Lieut.. Hugh MacRae, Mrs. Clayton
Bellanay, Lieut.. James P. Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wellons of
Charlotte, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
H. Holland, Lieut.. Dan Thomason
and guest, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis B.
Orren and party. Mr.. H. Kelly and
party, Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Halsey,
n S. Gran Kenan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Strange, Miss Mary Davis,
Lieut.. Bobby Bridgers, Mrs. Ralph
Nisbet, Mrs. Thomas B. Granger.
DR.. and Mrs. Mark Lindsey. Miss
Kay Shinn, Lieut.. Whit Overcast,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kelly and party.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-22
DR.. Swain, Symphony Conductor,
Holds Rehearsals Throughout State

M. A. from the same institution
M. A. rom the same institution
with a major in English literature.
Then he went aboard on a fellow
ship, and in two more years he
won Phi. D. from the University
of Vienna. He also received music.
al diplomas from the State
Academy in Vienna.
DR.. Swain resided in Europe I'M
til 1888, and he has made two trips
back since then, visiting the Soviet
Union in 1884 and other countries
in 1899.
Reticent About Himself
You would never hear all OF this
from his own lips, because Ben
jamin Swain is reticent about him.
self. You might hear him tell
stories about his student days in
Vienna. such as, for Instance the
time he Travelled all over the city
with his pocket dictionary trying
to find a shower bath.
Or you might hear him entertain
ing a room full of people after a
concert with a tale about how he
Fan for bus and caught it after
hurriedly parking his car at fill
ing station and throwing his car
keys to a man whom he had never
seen before.
But what you would be sure to
hear from Benz amin Swain if yoU
stayed around him very long is a
statement like this: II believe that
the movement in music represent.
ed by our State Symphony Orches.
ira is part of that great develop
ment that was instituted with the
founding of the New York Philhar.
monte Orchestra in 1912. 1t would
seen that music is one of the few
things in civilization which remains
permanent, and I am encouraged
by the progress of music in our
State. 1 am grateful to music low
ers throughout North Carolina for
their support of the State
Symphony
State Backing Symphony
The people of North Carolina have
indicated a strong desire to expand
and perpetuate the State Symphony
program. Four years ago the State
Legislature appropriated $1,000 to
help support the Symphony, and
the 1945 Legislature was so favor
ably impressed with the work of
the organization that it doubled the
1943 appropriation.
There is now in progress state
wide campaign to raise funds for
the Symphony. R. L. Mcmillan is
chairman of the campaign and j..
O. Bailey Of Chapel Hill is direo
tor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-22
PERSONALS

Mrs. Benjamin M. Washburn left
yesterday for Crosse Point, Mich,
where she will spend some time
with her sister, Mrs. J. S. Jervis.
Miss Emma Mitchell returned
to her home in Forest Hills Wed
nesday from st. Petersburg, Fla,
where she has been attending a
houseparty gwen by her former
roommate at Salem college, Miss
Ellie Rodd.
Mrs. George S. Boylan left yes
terday for her home on Brook
vile, Long Island, after being
here with her mother, Mrs. Ben
jamin M. Washburn.
John Alexius, Jr., Army Trans
port Command, arrived yesterday
from New York, for a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
N. Alexius at their summer home
on Harbor Island.
Mrs. Steven Walters arrived yes
terday from California for a sew
eral weeks visit with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
B. Parmele at their home on Stone
street, Wrightsville Beach.
w. A. Hundley is a patient at
James Walker Memorial hospital,
where he recently underwent an
operation.
Cadet Midshipman Lloyd Will
liam Fonvielle, is spending a leave
from the United States Merchant
Marine Academy, Kings Point, NJ
Y, with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Fonvielle.
Mrs. Paul j. NeWhouse is re-
cuperating at James Walker Mem.
orial hospital following an appen-
dectomy
Mr.. and Mrs. Capus Waynick
OF Raleigh, are spending a vaca-
ton at the Ocean Terrac hotel at
| Wrightsville Beach.
Miss Mary Fra~ces Land left
| Thursday for Hartford, Conn
where she will visit her brother
in-law and sister, S-Sgt. and Mrs
A.. o. Morasch. Before returning
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+ FRIDAY, JUNE, ~ ~.

ence commission of plans n,
world forum. Delegates tban
tied back to wait for Tna.d.. Sel'
Then will end nine weeks =.
tensive effort by Statesmen ~ y, III
nations guided by .e4err,;n =, ~
that the world never again as
become embroiled in ruino,s n''
The last major segment ot ' q
charter to be fitted into nIs W. me
conference commission sats oy
the political and security fnrc ms up
OF a general assembly Of Al "o W
United Nations. The chajrnna ~ VI.
the committee which engin so VI
this section, Victor AndpaG Islea
Bolivia, declared the asse,,,hI VI
will be the fortress where b,,m ,ruly
aspirations are defended.' N'-'an
N
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-22
WORLD SECURITY
PACT COMPLETED
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
trary delays in Senate considera'
ton Of the charter against con.
viction that both Congress and the
country are entitled to a reason
able time" in which to discuss a
mattre of such great Importance.
Stettinius said .Aat the text of
the charter was finally finished
at 4 am. PWT) today and that
he showed it for the first time to
all the other delegation heads at
steering committee meeting la e
today.
The Secretary of State also re-
ported officis UT rad long been
said unofficially-that the commits.
sion which will bridge the gap be-
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-22
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Y. Cor
bett, Jr., announce the birth of a
son, David Colin, June 81, at Mar
ion Sprunt annex. Mrs. Corbett is
the former Ruth Portz of Tamu-
que. Pa.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-22
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Godfrey an
nounce the birth of son, Robert
Denning, June 10, at Marion Sprunt
annex. Mrs. Godfrey is the daugh-
ter of A. J. Startling.
Evening star., 1945-03-04

. Here's promise to be fulfilled only
7 when Victory is accomplished Then
a smart, new peacetime Ford will be wait
ing to make those trips more fun.
;. For your coming Ford will be big and
roomy-youthful in action and in styling,
too. Rich appearing inside and Quits
smart lines will surely rate second look'
Evening star., 1945-03-14
SITUATIONS MEN tcon..)

public relations spe-
cialiss-correspondent. interested in doing
s'f fLoeRwAakEk 81 asH star dispatcher
35th st. NV. MI. 31g6. 16s
HOTEL CLERK, experienced, age 80, 4-A.
st pm relief BOX xoss a four staf days vsssy
MALE NURSE. specializing In invalids and
alcoholics. fully reliable. Call DL 3s4s
MAN. coiored. wants extra Job after Q
gTANkY fiISf BupD. Us Gs pE. ssss. e hours 1sn
MAN. elderly. active, wants. position su-
perintendent delivery; familiar with. all
MAN. elderly. desires position Shipping and
receiy@ing @ = clerk. or commodity checker.
FHARMAGiisif.. ia; capable of managing % any
sss & s6ss sass''ssf s.s s!'ssl' sss rs
PREsSER. colored, exp, desires evening
and nightwork; Cali NO. s95s after 8 pm:
yrs. experience selling Sholessie Ha''s; retaii
food buyers and druggists, desires immedi-
sts conrscsion con r.i similar line sH, 2734;
ment, Including administratiye positions
Thorouehly familiar with presentation Of
reports for executives, study ANALYSIS and
0 q oss & ss
EMPLOYED fall time a would Ike part.time M S
work or permanent position with postwar
prospects; consider foreign assignment
VETERAN, married. splendid cultural back
ground. wishes position as asst manager
theater or exclusive apt; experienced. per-
manently located. Boy 18Th, Star IA
Columbia 46l3, l5s
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

give day or night care TO
Two t children: ages 8 to 5. or girl or 8.
EXPERT COOK and housework, coIored
adults only live in. Hobart 93s2. 1925
GIRL, colored. part-time work % am.
to l p.m.). Cali DI. 1869 between 8 and
GIRL. colored, wants part-time work.
@ 9 to l; Sl2 week and carfare. no sun
GIRL. colored, wants work with employed
couple. with or without children. no cook
ing: references. Call AT. 1905
GIRL; GIL, col2red' wan wants days work. s5 and
days week cail Co a7O5 after 10 am. m
GIRL, colored experienced. references,
wants morning work. $50 to IL 80, clean
ing small apt. or any kind light work. Mon
day through Friday; SO wk. and carfare
NO. 1922. Sill am, or 7:30 to $50 D m
HOUSEKEEPER. white; could take fun
eharge: no children or laundry. Box 253-
H. Star. 15s
LAUNDREss, colored woman. Al laun-
kenilworth n ave T9tN n,es Mrs. N aAci coArEs 1 rs
WOMAN, young. colored, wishes laundry
or cleaning BY the day; experienced; S5
WOMAN. white. reliable; general work in
small family: plain cooking; stay nights
refs. Box 1921, Star
WOMAN. colored. wants days work. expert
IMaundress law and cleaner. Csc hr. and carfare.
WOMAN. -colored neat: clean apt. or
an hour and carfare. HO. 0612.
WOMAN, colored, wants daywork, 10 am
to 5 pm. Call all day, MI 2S07
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

AATIoRNEY-IMember D; e. and Supreme
good business background: desires posi-
BooKKEEPER. double entry, exp exec.
Tsl relationship exp: desires pos. a of iesponsi-
CLERICAL sTAffsTIcArp. p good. diversit,ed
experienee; accustomed public contact: Bon
C0L6RED GIRL. wants general house
work, 3 or 4 hrs. day, afternoons; ne. or
sslsSasas RhsA1n:
nc1 aa2R SpERAToR ss sceut. s
available immed.; temp, non-essentiai
seEk; so.hour week; state salary. Box
CURTAINS and bundle wash to do at home.
work guaranteed; large, sunny yard GOOD
fExEcfbGPiivSss fGi VEL ASSISTANT, aged 20, 8 yrs.
experience in supervision, statistical re-
ports meeting public. Box bah. Star.
GIRL, young. I year college. desires 5.day
week employment preferably near Silver
5spas eh1s saFs Call MSs SHsf,
HIGH HIGH school STUDENT, eolored. 10 as
CLERK and dry cleaner after school and on
DO in her home, no nat work; call Tor and
fiassf fEGAt sfcEETxYkY-Emsiept IL Years ye.
NGRsE-s-hoqr day duty: aeed or in
NdssE Sas no waNfs S1Sfsy MokErS9 At ssss CARE Of
tients. Cali between 3 and 8 pm. Union
sS3s s. cSs, Or R9x iJ RI Lsndoysr: Nd. 1e.
REGISTERED NURSE wants industrial po-
sition In orsaround Washington; must be
RESIDENT MANAGER, apartment house,
In middle 30s, desires position where her
unusual and diversified executive business
a,SnsIi aSiil1y would ne OF invaluable seryise @
SECRETARY. excellent background. college
ei,ca sTsdua,e experience includes editorial
work: $50 week. Box 243-H Star. 15s
SECRETARY. public relations and puhlica-
yiewing; college graduate. Box 250-H,
sECRETARY-BooKKEE with manaser-
ial exp: Wash. resident wishes permanent
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER. experienced
In In maanasing: "a 9 g hours IL pm. to 7 am.
sECRETARY-s Y-sTENoGRAPHER. thoroughly
experlenced; e. resident, prefer fiye-day week:
shfP e6vfRs to sSs sew a It hams stsI exDeresced
yorker; Can JULIA. DE. 5000.
Ss.IENOGRAPHER, experienced; wants part
ns n RA assa He sx sss sss
Tor hours mornings or evenings Box
YoUNG COLLEGE WOMAN, exceptional
background. seeking public relations posi-
tion fnon-GovernmenD; experienced in
platform and radio. or
eanization work. creative advertising
Special interest: Promotional work-to in
terpret, instruct and rally public interest
for q valid cause or constructive program
Good salary expected commensurate with
responsibilities. Reply to Box 249-H, Star.
NEAT, reliable colored girl desires part
time work from $3.50 until 7:30 pm: no
laundry: city references. Telephone NE
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PERSONAL.

INCOME TAX returns and declarations
prepared by former Government tax. con-
pREssMxKING sTuDio. centrsIis M . 10 located. nS: m
Formerly of 9th ave. New York: Eouipped
AS :H1ss %ass
Dk Dy 4 FoSm " joassSNs 81 sSSrs ds5s. sx 5soa
repaired while you wait. Room 602.
SHS II II 3 :s ssss >, Is, 5ss sss ~ s, e
BAN szNIsB II FEAR fial y I Mnsials SELF CONSCIOUSNESS,
snd Esn Hs learn
interyiey phone NA. azss 81 .'
PERMANENT, 81: shampoo and finger
SSE SSSS lsss s s:ssa1 HON
ing nursery through 9th grade: hot lunch
yidual attention stressed: art music.
danslng; Dc a -, sxtsrs,ys g plsygTounds sH 1874
Psssi sfs9f ss0 Re SaoS ans ~
p C. Weekdays, Tss.eysS,a ewes and @ Sun by apps
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES, Where friend,
meet and strangers feel at home. For in.
RccM rRI Rons & Hod S1e 3
lie accountant. day or evening appoint.
Tsr Msnts. 4.N shsRhNsTd I15tllee.,vn 1tle 15.
D. c.: 6 experts rive prompt and courteous
attention. 500 18th st. NV. ME. 3O06. 14s
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Mayfower;
home. Phone RI 1871 I'll am.-2 p.m). 18s
HUSBANDS! WIVES! Want pep? Ostrex
tonic tablets pep. up weak bodies lacking
iron; also contain vitamin B1, calcium.
Trial size only 35 cents. At all druggists
i've in private home. Rent free. etc.
care for boy. aged 2. Father works nights.
HfGHIY cUETrIuRED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confdence, freedom from self
consciousnsss; private tutor: MI. $3.50. :
strsctsd clientele: Nj. 1902. 19s
wants room and care. in private home or
sanitorium Immediately. Cali WC. 1872.
PAY ~ CAkL given 70 children 2-6 years,
Will CA1k Tor or children, exchange
ior ept. oE house. ecmmuting distances
I0s
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HELP WOMEN.

WOULD YOU LIKE to help outdt Washing.
tonisns for Easter? We have vacancies fol
salespeople to work part time In our Easter
apparel department Many benefits. Ap-
ply personnel ONCE, 2nd hoor, THE HECH1
DGRfNG EASTER RUSH. temporary work
in flower stores March 28, 30. 80, 81 and
April l. selling, clerical, cashiering or typ
ing. Apply Miss Blackstone, daily except
Tuesday, 70 pm. BLACKISToNE.
ao5ssi 5oS YoG dSJ wILG nT TENJoY-Learn this in
teresting :, and sn vital war work. Earnings Ct
permanent positions: promotion prom % opportnni. snf.
ties; ages IS to 35. Apply employment Of
ice, 722 18th st. NV. Monday through
to pm. THE CHESAPEAKE l. POTO-
MAC TELEPHONE CO,
INTERESTING WAR WORK-Earnings at
start. $31 20 weekly with rapid increases;
no experience necessary: excellent working
conditions; ages, 80 to so. Apply employ
ment once, 722 18th st. NV, Mon. through
Fri. $50 am. to Pm; Sat. $40 am
NElEnhofMk WaNTaB fiMkaGGnbnrELY, Gnb practical nurse.
white. to live in. take charge Of new
born baby; references necessary. RA.
THE HECHT co. has vacancies for sales
people to work part time selling Easter
apparel, Apply personnel office. End floor,
VIZ 4 II PAY y you u ss5 for selling 80 81 assort-
ments, birthday. all-occasion cards; tre-
mendous demand: write for samples. It
costs nothing TO try. CHEERFUL CARD
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
EARN 70 FLY Call oliver 1888. CON
iRESSIONAL AIRPORT

ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED tany nake),
incl. elec.; also expert watch and jewelry
repairing; 3-5 days service; work guar
anteed / year. REGENTS JEWELRY CO.,
1872 18th St ~; MA. 3384. Open ewes.
and clear: complete installation Repair
ing all types equipment SOUND EQUIP.
Afi;LfANGES-Atlas Pi; is sHS is the nrss in wash
tngton to have for immediate delivery the
lI 6 spplanSeesn S Open a, ,sysn1nTs 6
Washinston's larssst appliance house,
81 iLss s7s7. AsEs 81. s7ss. 81. S s7ss. : = ~.
kinds tropical nsh; moons. 19c;, mollies.
auARl1a 2s u5pRPls c. ss ssa7 s
AiUJT1o SEAT covERs. al cars, custom At.
AWNING And SCREEN combined. in the
new product Koolshade sun Screen. AIR
SoeT SooenFoEn S3nuh Ho s3Co ,ne. cr,D.
mattresses. high chairs, carriages play
pens. table and chair sets. rockers MAJ AZ
BABY CARRIAGE. larss si.e. eollapsible;
ruhberiSed pad, prewar, excellent con-
iBaxi'TfHisRON0M t0tTrIr, complete; lee tub.
lavstory, water closet sink. hardware;
+.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

HVhs iWrN1N 6mENl SONpANtES.
ALTERATIONS and new construction work.
es work sdre. done pp5TSsnpts general
E5Sk sgSs .sRs nsaa sas sssn sss ne
fses fSo coNTkAcToRs fNc nI isia WILSON,
s;R aRNERAL fHs sS seSoNTHhsaScroR-aet repairing
rash fees nSS 1s'0is Wells
MoDEESlzzE zi's your aoMEwporenes in
closed. recreation rooms built attics nn-
ss srsf ne sert .n9 .olm
5ESs
tional income. attics made into rooms,
basement rooms finished. porches inclosed,
sopcrsts s.psssas .,S,n Tork plumbing
house repsirs. Get % our free sna estimate silnstsi
sRs HSRiss sS sso 4RSs i41Ss & HONE
PS5ydEWAxs D5y.d YAK P:ssk.ns 1e, and vsss
So SSi'|Si|:.
SsSNhrss Ss E0sth soss tor ssistimats ate;
PIUMBISG And 'aeii HE2TiNGMwe An G. aess are
modelling job. Call us for estimates. DAY
ENGINEERINd CO., 1400 Spring rd. NV,
RLECTRiCAL CONTRACTING. all types.
estimates given. METROPOLITAN ELEC.
gn Nk s$sa $Sn 3 G5 sSg d ,.,i.
making homes brighter: unexcelled work
st reasonahls rates: kor free ESTIMATES
LUCAS. LUCAS a LUCAS. s2a Emerson
fisAIiNiTEINo. PAPEE1N0. rIAsTERAN0 and
available free estimates. White mschanics.
Prompt service. Terms arranged HOuQH
BROS. CO.. DL 400: altar p.m.. FR.
SCREEN your porch while I have mate-
RAILS Johns -Manville pTcducts for roof.
ing and siding. CAL w. p. TAYLOR,
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-OFFICE MANAGER, extern
sive experience. executive type. draft ex-
empt. college and accounting graduate;
above ayeraEe; all taxes. financial state
ments, expert In once organization and
CHAUEFEU8, houseman and truck driver:
colored; KNOWS the city. Telephone M.
1913 after U.m. &c
ENGINEER, .nfth-class colored, desires I
good JOB with nice quarters: good ref: 10
years Of aEe. married: does any kind Of
E41CUT1vt's ASST. %. retail. wEoIs- is:
sale Wanufctng., experienced production
cSntroL expert ~ dsures: references. BOX
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IMP COMPANIES lcentl MIscELLANEoUs FoR sALE lcensl

!ssms. l:ls % yssrs Ecti sEccttiRlTISYa TISa0fs.saI HoME
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild
Johns -Manville
JOHNs-MANviLLE roofing, siding. insula.
aHTEs ssa % cpNTRacT1Na sTsa Coz yea5f g. g 6e Sos
IN yIRGINIA-Cal PATTERsON-GAR
DINER CORP. Chestnut 1922; Johns Man
vile roofing. siding, insulation; storm win
dows. screens. heating remodeiing.- Terms.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. naRstone
porches and walks, chimneys, nreplaces.
Rockville. Md
IN WARRINGTON = Cali PATTERSON
s,5l g,A5lRDINER CORP. no. 1920: Johns Man
dows. screens. heating. remodeiing. Terms
WE REMOVE VIOLATIONS, build garages,
porches, extensions basement apartments
and alter buildings: architectural service
included. Cali North GAS after pm.
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EXCEPTIONAL PosITIoNs--

EXCEPTIONAL POSITIONS
Stenog, 5N-day week; $4,000 and OF,
Stem, engineering: 5h-da. wk.; $40.
Sten-recep.: start, !S2.10O.
Stem, editor, 5A-day wk.: S1,920.
Stem, ne. sec.: 5K-da. wk.: S45.
Sten.. Arlington vic: $40. OF.
Stem, s.w. sec. essential; $3.50.
See Miss Young Ma. gal. Est. 12 yrs.
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G, next
Epiphany Church.
ENGINEER. electrical. $4,000: under 40,
expr. essential, male
Industrial engineer. $4,000.
Chemist. physics edu., 4,S00.
Mech. engineer, 5000.
Unusual openings. Welcome. Ma 1888.
BOYD'S, 1888 F st. NV
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
lIISINEQS

TYPISTS t5), $1,000: meet public, neat;
hs. edu.; good hours; D. G. res. pref. Miss
Reed, ma. 60SS. Est. IL yrs. PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1911 G, next Epiphany Church.
S50-S50 wk.. mfg. rep
resentatiye, exp, neat; Spanish stem, Dip
lomatic exp, S2,400; stem. sec, 5-day wk.,
$40 wk. For better positions always see
US. Oldest agency in D. c. Est % yrs
MA: 233s; BOYD SERVICE, 1888 F ST.
TEACHERS WANTED. many attractive fall
positions now being filled ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY, Colorado Bldg, 14th
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MOTOR TRAvEL.

LEAVING for San Diego, Calf, March 10
in Buick convertible; will take 2 women
passengers, share expenses; references ex-
after 40 D m
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

FRENCH AND GERMAN = Experienced
teacher has. few vacancies in evening
classes. beginning April 1st;.. latest and
CPA COACHING, general accounting sub
jects under 16 CPA's; quickly and eco
nomicaily. Recognized. Free booklet
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worn furs. Ask for for Mr.. Foffos. fess so7 'Sia Sth
FURsI12-skin kolinsky scarf, excellen,
81 sGnHS15lant 3.Ha.Kgiy,NH NSHH5& District a7S5' MRS
FUR COAT. good quality, northern bach
HIls Muskrat, 81, size l6. Call Michigan 7446.
length; looks exactly like beaver; new CON.
fltiSn fuR scsRFsvsry s1Ss os1a An. selection lS
clearance. RAsKIN FURs. SIe q st. NV
Corner Sth and @ sts. Repairing and re-
styling.
FuRNACEs-Amsrican Radiator hot-wateI
MI CO. sfsie Ss1i ok
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cherry-mahogany occasional table, 5-pc
mapls dinetts IS, set box sprins s excellent
FURNITURE-soii prevail. rock maple oc.
casional pieces, reflector lamp, pictures
household ware. and handmade hooked
rugs, xnickknack wall cabinet. GE, 5362
FuRNITURE-New bedroom, living room
dinettes at substantial savings for cash
some are door samples. STAHIER FUR.
FURNITURE-Your old Myins room fur
niture made Ike new; IS years experi-
ence; Including material, sofa and chair
$4b; workmanship guaranteed. Ia
FRANCE UrHCISTERING CO., $500 18th
st. NV. Columbia 1881.
ruRNITaTsEs,sys ,y;n uD e 4o On brand n..
tables. lamps. iounse chairs.. platform
on HOLLYWOOD beds Rollaway beds and
all kinds bedding; terms. HOWARD s
Held, $3.50 Ga. ave. RA. 9010. Oyer
FURNITURE for sale including twin maple
beds: no apartment. 4639 Hillside I'd Sc,
FUkNTTURE--Bed. beautiful double. sroci
maple; coil sprins, mattress: in new con-
fdition: mahogany table. center leaf, seats
fuENift3E piece modsrn living room
Qutfit, complete tor S199; 2-piece spring,
hlled living room suite. blond mahogan.
lamp tables, blond mahogany cocktail
table and crystal table lamps. Terms
HElD. h6J2 Ga. ave-, HA. 00l0. Open ewes
FURNITU2E-Pair of French commodes
lmahogany corner cabinet. straiSht chair
with needle-potnt seat, dressing table with
rose tanetA skirt, two patrs Of matching
draperies. wardrobe trunk. El4. 0681.
Evening star., 1945-03-14

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