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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Newhouser Bags No. II, Tigers Win 2
Crdnner Helps
With 6 Blows
BY LEO MACDONELL

With the triumphant return OF
the Tigers from St. Louis, where
they won three out OF four games
from the Browns, new individual
honors for Harold NewhouSer and
Doc Cramer were revived today.
These honorS include New
houser's eleventh victory of the
season, six Of them in a row. and
a record of % innings in which
the tall. thin southpaw did not
permit a run.
Also, a grand total of eight hits
collected by the veteran Cramer.
six of them contributing To a
sweep of yesterdays double
header At the expense of the
league champions, Newhouser,s 5
5 to ! victory in the first and
Dizzy Trout's success in the sec
ond. 4 TO 3. II was Trout's seventh
win against seven losses.
. HOMERs FOR DOC
The half dozen blows of the
| bat of Cramer included two home
runs and a pair of doubles More
over, Doc missed a third homer
! by inches and had hit stolen
from him by an expert piece oi
/ fielding by Mark ChriStman.
a shirt sleeved crowd Of 1878
paid customers mourned the shel.
Hacking the Tigers handed The
fhome boys
Newhouser's string Of scorelesS
innings. which started against the
White Sox in a game in Chicago
and extended through a full nine
inning affair with the Indians ir
Detroit. was snapped in the ninth
inning Of yesterdays frontiSpieCC
when Christman exploded home
run into the left field stands for
the only marker of that contest
for the Browns.
II was Christman's sec IN
/ homer Of the season. his first
Having been registered for the
only marker against Les Mueller
Saturday night.
HAL FANS =
In fashioning his latest sue
cess. Newhouser held the Browns
/ 10 seven scattered hits. He struck
out eight Of them, tanning Boris
Martin and Gene Moore twice
each
Besides Cramcr. Eddie Mayo
Skeeter Webb and Bobby Maier
I with Two hits each, we're the
Tiger batting leaders in tins
contest
Nelson Potter went the route
for the Browns IN the second
game, and while he allowed only
eight hits, they proved timely
blows for the romping Tigers.
Walter Wilson pitched six In
ningS for the Tigers before being
lifted for a pinch hitter. He gave
up eight hits and three runs
Trout finished
STEPHENS IlTH
This game was free hlttinl
lafair. marked by home runs con
Itributed by Cramer, McQulnn anc
Stephens. the third Of the Seasor
for each Of the first two and The
.Io,nr4L, for CtophnpC
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
BYRD's BEST

Byrd's 269 was The lowest hc'
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
STEPHENS 18TH

This game was a free hitting
affair, marked by home runs con-
tributed by Cramer, McQunn and
Stephens. the third Of the season
for each Of the first two and the
eleventh for Stephens.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

1t. Cmdr. George "Potsy" Clark
was announced today as the Unit
versity of NebraSka'S head foot
ball coach for i94S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

"Pancho" Segura, despite =
blood blister on his right hand.
is favored to successfully defend
his intercollegiate tennis title as
play begins today at Evanston, Ill.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Mills Trophy Regatta

,soas Racing for MUS Trophy
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

lakes and streams, cheered by
reports that fishing would be the
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Pennent in SIGHT

Totals ssII 27lI Totals "a Z 27 l9
a-Batted for MuncTief In ninth
Evening star., 1945-10-18
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS, additions and moderniza-
ton. residential and commercial cons:rue
tHn WEALTH eoNsrsUoa fS9tEas5SFs CO. an Ss
ALTERATION AND REPAIRING of all
kinds. Carpentering. concrete. painting,
feem sasn aosns n pIop sns seTVa e S
asBEsT0s SIDING, roOans. I;c rocr WOOL IN.
saf1n fs II FL fso.'s eo a7 HHDsos p s2s
nv Warehouse at 7th and r ne DI
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, fiagstone,
8 P,.s MsAalR'cucGIo, aal's cG Route 4, Horners Lane
DRiVEWAYs. RiHT.safA G black top asphalt, concrete.
stone walls, tagging, terraces, grading and
lawns. DEIN, WI. 6611.
FLOORS beautifully cleaned and waxed;
meSern machines MI seS expert free
FLOOR SANDING. paper hanging, paint
ing, remodeling, expert workmanship and
consultations, courteous and immediate
EGGLEToN REAL ESTATE, DU. 5051,
GENERAL Administrations, bath
roonaS rooms M Mmodernized. Terms if wanted. " B.
eEaEkaE e1SaHIkEH wS Sos1rhRacroR building 22s Con-
struction, repairing, remodeling, insula-
t.on; SnWTd, S1nsTsts, pavins nsso Estimates free
and radiators in stock for immediate in
stallation; no down payment. estimates at
sHnSsnsa'e CO. DAY Sr 2s aos &C.
Or 81. $500 evenings
INTERIOR, EXTERIOR genl. repairs; i'm
mediate service MUNICIPAL, DECORAT-
ING CO.. 1921 New York ave. NV.
MA 1918 22s
Floors SANDED, old noors made like
new, refinishet., clean and smooth, dust
less machines. CO. 1909, IA. 1890.
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying, sanding finishing, cleaning, par
duet installations; Bruce finishes FLOOR.
ING CoNTHACTQRS INC. l612 Wiscon-
Evening star., 1945-10-18
SITUATIONS MEN.

with reputable frm: wen a1alifed: good
BooKKEEPER@Books started rt and kept
on monthly basis: reasonable rates. ac-
e9pste results no JOB toe small; S5 years
WITH sDd to sPii paTk "a a. nT T'S
Bookhk2EEPER'-A h2s PER -AccouNfANr desires part "a
Eerienced Box 246-B, Star,
CHEF COOK, colored. exp. hotel or
rsstaurant, .ded desires permanent job; reliable;
CoLLEGE senior. "a, eesires pa.tltime
evening employment of any type; photo
graphic darkroom experience. Box 156-B,
MAN. 60 years old. years experience in
the automobile line as a successful sales
man, desires to connect with good Chrys-
have been connected with a large dept
store as salesman and supervisor: avail
s5ie ssy Noy. l5; unauestionable references.
MAN, white position as clerk in liquor
store; relia BILE responsible: a little expert
ence; Call SH. 1910. 90.
MAN, young, pleasing personality and ap-
pearance, good BACKGROUND. references,
wishes to travel. preferably Eastern Sea
ooard, Tor reputable concern in survey:
expense S account; does not own car, Box
PBARMaceaItsT. young. experienced, pres.
yea to o.r Box a6z sR?nss Star
VETERAN, college graduate. any perma
pe1 nent work with future. Call FIR. sa6O
VETERAN desires work in law once: has
LIB; to take bar in June. Box 234-B,
Star.
VETERAN COMBAT ARMY OFFICER. 80.
to be separated from service. seeks profit
aoie position with American connection
in United KINGDOM. Europe, North Africa
or South America Loyal, conscientious
taetful efficient organizer. educated Have
always produced desired results. Box
lS-B, Star. 20s
Evening star., 1945-10-18
HELP woMsN.

dSuss sssk LAPx Box fGt JH gay'sls' sian once N
N a yes ass s9antsE ssst.1 or es Gsl
terias. Regulars No Sunday work. No
sxperience necessary, but. applicant must
permanent position. Starting salary ssss
Fsgular SSs,h adysnsemsnt II Satisfactory. Fol
GARRAGHY. at oil 18th st, NV, between
YOU YOUNG sGa LapIEs. sm. ana pm p,.
ladies, representing national CO; perma
nent, pleasant: transportation paid guar
aatss antee' ,J, plus bonus. MRS cRoBARGER
h0'ei houston lo-l%' OF DO not phone h9n
YOUNG WOMAN, recent high school grad
nea ad iof typns ana ma Ming work. must BE
msss nSGgs G nsrsass ssout 81 $40 to start
ssP S aSsD sAHf II 2ffsHR fRANs0 co
s0as Hs r. sasn '0ns Rsef ssa
plant workers, good working conditions,
good pay. Apply THE GOLD CRAFT CO,
4 4 JOE i YoU WILL ENJoY-Learn this in
natSi IeresfinT % work h Earnings at start. S31 20
IS to 80 Apply employment ,ofice, rs rs
18th st. n:ws Monday through Friday.
pm. The cHEsAPEAKE & PoToMAc
IMMEDIATE oPENINGs for saleswomen.
experienced in selling better merchandise
full or part time, apply at once. FRANCES
EFT FRANCES, 1915 Conn: ave. NV.
profitable part-time work will provide 1t.
Selling Avon Christmas gifts. RE 0795.
uNusuAL opportunity for ambitious wom-
town dept. store. Call MRS DEMING.
NE. $500, Ext. 434, from S-12 am. and
AS nm, for appointment 1Ss
FAIRFAX VILLAGE APARTMENTS - We
have opening in our Office for clerk -typist
of typidg and some shorthand
required. Excellent working hours and
conditions. Prefer resident Of nearby s.e.
or could arrange for you to have an
apartment in Fairfax Village. Call FIR.
S2kO. MR. BLAKE
Evening star., 1945-10-18
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ASGoSNT4NT sicG SSE s9n Or 6oOkkeeDer seeks POSI-
CLERK-TYPIsT and punch operator. tenn
SoraTy Er work certain days and hours of
CGLTURED WOMAN, middle-ssed, ls GOOD
lion as eempanion to lady. cH. 6s3s. 'S'
DRESSMAKING, design. remod.. alter
REPT 5l9ns ,sso sye gowns gowns; specially ress MISS
EDIToR--WRITER, contact Representative
the invaluable one you want with ability,
P9sITssgpnalltS; 9sIsp experience Box s7-B. Star;
in doctors ONCE; experienced typist: NV,
GTRt fHnRation prefer preferred Box III. Star.
Wo' $3.50 Ste after ursireS p.m ''0fe"0fk 70. Can
GIRL GIRL light colored. very neat desires po-
GfR seeP eofored no expeTenees lsRs wsbe.
Rsin eoeE oepsF 4Ga G5 eeidEfns Es ns g.
GRAP6iTE NURSE wishes care of mother
san anp baoy oah after II, returning from hospita!
eoupIe; no children; references. Box
SgKsE. !esh5llds,. white, young: excellent sns
s Box expepiehsed sta5 desire,
position with children from IS years old:
ffTsfvsnt fRvSTr rs sncshfsRYs shiiRss a5s
lege education. 10 years exlerience: posi-
tion must be one, recurring more than
5:s'y vesE xth eR sRprs9ssts s4ss
SALESCLERK, bakery exp, wishes Q days
werk; no Sunday, Call Ii. 5116s Is.
SEAMSTRESs. colored. good. desires work
IN better dress or tailor shop. experienced.
steady worker. Trinidad 1434. 1as
SECksElTAFY sl. with IL years experience,
public: Call Taylor. 1890.
SECRETARY, teaching experience, college
degrees. desires responsible position
aawshi saNn Young attractive, alert. TIE
SECRETARY : STENoGRAPHER. eSneri.
enced, interest in detective work, inves-
3I90
TRAINED PRACTICAL NURSE, colored.
wishes case: semi-invalid Ireferred Cali
DU $50 after 10 am. 19s
WOMAN, colored, desires peoples wash
Ing: excellent work. 925 st. NV. RE,
5951. IL to 5 pm
YOUNG LADY desires position as recen-
zionist, experienced; 3 years syitchboar rd
operating. Box 1923, Star ISs
Evening star., 1945-10-18
PERSONAL.
MODERN DRESsMAKING sTunIo--I;

MODERN DREssMAKING STUDIO. CEN
trally located. formerly Of Fifth ave,
N. x, equipped for prompt service; dresses,
suits coats to order. also restyling and
rIlo,,. LILO + st; nv, Room 20. Telephone
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
weak heart. asthma. rheumati tism. arthritis.
ments Also, relief from aching, swollen
enes in eSsrse sG ass5 years
SLIP COVERS. DRAFERiEs. CO. $500
MADE Of your own fabric; 6-day delivery
sEA1Lf n fIspT pEcokAfoRg xs5R feoeasgrsad' ETC. DAG
RELIABLE wake-up service For infor-
mation mat call At 20so:
Wright. II you are In need Of 3 losr up to
$500 on YOUR signature
VACANCY in home for elderly ladies;
semipriyate room 24-hour nursing care.
I5Ss s6ESs osH sRSS SCHOOL |. Is. Of
iering new program OF boarding your
child, years to 13 Years old, on weekly
basis; reseryations must be made IN ad-
sWfss-AMEkicAN watches repaired. 4 to
days seryice; alarm and fine clocks re-
paired; all work guaranteed: Matchmaker
cssrrk Ra G1rT Fenafsf aE GG eh
H9RSTT 81; SssTeen .5.nS,1y = sna + sts NV; -
boarding, school for. boys In elementary
and junior hish: all sports, art, music,
riding; Transportation furnished. WI
PaoTes Of roUR M BABY. IS dinerent
snyironment. For appointment call 10.
rETTfpRs pHs aEaITH II sHanap STUDIO = colds and
chronic pains treated; trained nurse: ans
Dointmsnts. Hobart A721.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
HELP poMEsT,c tco,.., +,

ss'ssss sss:Is =
st s4o 18th g. Sursaas sss
Friday. Saturday, Sunday, from 10 to s.
MAID to do R.h,w, and assist in care Of
Sdag Week Rood s nouns "a and vsa Wases sDrihs i've
out. Call Sligo 6772.
MAID. small rooming house. 4-hour day:
g St sundays nR ME- EeifIspses ss44 required 1905
MAID, fun time Call Adams 0244.
MHib SeIa weodlsx g aW Dli ,ms, nT an, nanv. n.n,
no diapers. nursing in Afternoons,
s-hr. 6-day wk. OR. ,4ia2:
MAID, g :H.w, settled. to 3; references
:iAID For PRIVATE FAMILY, good wages,
nice room, private bath. 1411 Kennedy
HELPER. willing worker. no
SSnndaS, Sun prefer l:ye In. Wo. 1887; .
no housework and no laundry; live in; $50
NuRsEMAID. / ". old child; liye in: other
NURsEMAiD for unusually good 6-mos.
psRr aaysi FMS 5Il oakWood st. Sc; At. 44Is: ia'
Thursdays. Saturdays. 8 until 8: S. day
WAITREss.cHAMBERMAIp; sn 2 in family.
wages aftern@oons @ out e HIt insiudins 'ean. san.
day, CAN NO. 95s2, 10 to A., :,
family, small home: references required
Phone wisconsin 5000. Chevy Chase. Md.
WOMAN, white, clean habits: bedroom
onf %0rk w and help with children. Live is or
live in; take care Of Q children,
! and 3 years old; general houseworki
city refs. necessary: S25 week. 81. 1866.
WOMAN, colored, to care for two children
hve days weekly, 8 am. to @ pm. Rea-
sonable pay, lunch, carfare. Call At
!antic 1928 after 6 Pm. 81
WOMAN, g.h.w., 5A-day week; no heavy
nights a week; must like children; must
WOMAN, white, gh.w. and care for p
year-old girl: $50 per month, room and
board. Phone Berwyn 304, after 7:3O
WOMAN to help with Q children and do
2nd.foor work; references; / afternoon a
week off. no Sundays; 500 wk OR. O566.
WOMAN, white, settled. live in, good SAL
WOMAN. white; for cooking and down
stars work; no laundry. 1--we in: $50 week:
WCMAN, g.h.w., part time, 8 am. to 3
m reference; 5-oay wk. S14. GE O2a4
WOMAN, white, middle-aged fully expert
enced; to take charge of S-mo.-old baby
light housekeeping, no cooking: salary, SIS
between 5 and 10 pm.
apt. on Saturdays from am, to pm;
references. ia. 1913.
WANTED MOTHERS HELPER to live in.
good home, permanent employment. Call
HOME for white woman. live in; 3-yr.sold
Evening star., 1945-10-18
MOTOR TRAVEL,

DISCHARGED VETERAN and wife desire
ride to Portland, Oregon or vicinity; leaving
about Oct. 20; help drive; snare expenses
Cali after pm, FIR. $500, Ext. 5lSs 49,
WANT five passengers going to San Diego
Calif. Leaving 22nd of OCTOBER. Call 81
51SS. 19s
DALLAS, TEXAS about Oct. o5th. Graham
sedan. Want one gentleman passenger,
help drive. References exchanged Box
1873, Star. 10.
DRIVING Los ANGELES via Chicago. Dal-
las; take 3: good car, excellent tires, heat
eT; eT; radio; lv Sat. DI. 3125. Ext. Dab. 19.
by train to Tucson, Ariz., or vicinity. who
will take a 5-year- -old girl to her family;
Will share EXPENSES. Call GE 3455.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

AVIATION STENOG. F3. 6-day Wk..
stem. Capitol Hill. $1,000. Real interest
ing work Est. 28 yrs Dozens OF new in
teresting openings. Welcome. BOYD'S. 1888
ExECUTIvE RECEPTIoNIsT, apt. or hotel
exper., 30 to 40, $50 wk. Miss Reed, PER-
SONNEL SERVICE, 1911 @ st. Ma 60sS.
TEACHERS clerks. receptionIsts: seiecl po-
sitions No charge unless placed; top sal
aries Visit NATL, TEACHERS AGENCY
Est II yrs 1911 @ St Ma 2l14
ture, permanent. BoYD'S, 1888 F ST
NV, MA. 1888.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS vacancies: ele-
science, mathematics and phys, ed; sal
aries to $1,000 for 9-mos. school year
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 2O4 Col
9rado 9nas Bldg. 14th and SITS. ny, RE.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED WOMAN, .middle-aged, desires
Jo6 as COOK stay nights; local experience
references. AD 3l53
GIRLS C2), colored, want cleaning or day.
work 4 or days week, from to 4
GIRL, colored. desires days work. Phone
LENA INGRAM, North 8057.
GIRLS, 2. .colored, want work Of any
KIND or waitress no Sundays, no cook
ing. HO. 9054
LAUNDRY WORK done at home: special
price on family laundry: mems shirts and
nne linen specially; curtains stretched
Al reference. 81 1 Columbia rd NV
Telephone RA. T439
MAID, part time mornings. Call Friday,
TR. 3761.
WOMAN, colored days work. laundry OF
light housework: So day and carfare
TR. e0S2 JSs
WOMAN, q reliable. colored, desires jot
staying with children evenings or seryine
dinner parties. Call before $50, NO. 9402
Evening star., 1945-10-18
HOME IMP. COMPANIES Cont,

0OSS6 IM1. SOmTAfNtES tSont.j
GENERAL CONTRACTING, repairs from
GENERAL REMoDEIING Of commercial
properties; specialize in store fronts and
RAY ssS (. RoRERTs, TR. s4s7 S's any Time. IS.
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME and add addi-
tional income: attics made into rooms
concrete work. plumbing. decorating, as
bestos siding and roofing ing snd general souse
oNyJAAT1Nd CO. l42o Irving st. NV. AID
JOHNS, ,MANvILLE roofing. siding. insuls-
mates. GATES CONTRACTING CO. OIL
PAINTING. decorating roof repairs; white
Tine. GENERAL HOME REPAIRS. Ap.
PAINTING. PAPERING, PLAsTERING--
Anything your house or store desires; un-
excelled workmanship at reasonable prices.
Terms M Taylor 1857: %.
repair work; have secured the help oI. 2
former employees Complete bath equip
ment eas heaters sinks for grocery and
Taylor 6ia4 or IA. 6325 G. H. sHUG-
ART, 616 Van Buren, st. NV. IL
tsIs Zee .ssa1e NANaE Ss noms
kifEMopELiNG from Basement to roof; pgS-
SdLe COLIIdCkUIs. .. fhOb hLA0oEN cS S)tSO,
1898 9TH st. NV, District o122 81
WATERPROOFISG-A kinds; Easements
Eaterpre1nIsd z TIndows S,, caiked' etc F8 BOB
johns, iti ,MANvILLE ROOFING and asnes-
tos siding; estimate without oblisation
THz yIRss GRGSs CO. GH WasHrSGr6s Sash SG 5ss
PATTERSON, cAuLFIELD CORP; for
storm windows and heating; convenient
terms 20 4120 Member Johns-Manville
Home ImprOt ernent Guild
GUARANTEED home improvements. We dc
papering, painting, roofing, asbestos siding
carpentry, weather stripping, insulation
and all types Of home repairs smsl
cash down. FEDERAL CONTRACTING co.
gI5 New York ave. NV. MA. 7416. 49,
LET US ADD CHARM and individuality to
your home. We can modernize your home
from cellar TO roof. Papering, painting
plastering, roofing, hot-water heat, oil
burners tile for your bathrooms. kitchen
Cabinets, CUTTERS, and downspouts, electric
wiring. hardwood floors Terms can be ar
ranged to suit your budget, UP to l5 years
TO pay. We employ the finest skilled lahor
MENT CORP, 33os 14th st. NV. Riggs
I National Bank Bldg Phone MI s342
Under no obiigation for our estimate
Evening star., 1945-10-18
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Permanent
positions. Operators needed. Day classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY School.
1874 ave NE 777S
BEAUTY CULTURE, HAIR STYLING. Eve
ming and day classes. UPSHUR BEAUTY
COLLEGE, 4229 Both st. ne, phone WA
1929 or Union 1856 90
LEARN to drive the right way Better be
safe than sorry. Dual control cars Park
Ing specially. Experienced instructors
2l0l 18th st. NV. North 1894
SECRETARIAL GLASSES now forming Be-
ginners and refresher courses in short
hano, typing. bookkeeping, comptometer
All Secretarlal subjects civil service courses,
books; Est. 2S years, accredited. Approved
Gil school Positions guaranteed graduates
INQUIRE MA. 233S. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888
F st lopp. Capitol Theater)
Evening star., 1945-10-18
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

YOUNG COUPLE would like to care for
place in country. Husband in slight run
down condition, could handle light duties.
VETERAN and wife colored, desire work
as part-time janitor in exch. for quarters.
smaM salary Phone TR. 1852 49,
lth st. NV, MA. 76S9-Qua1ified person.
mel available: professional. technical. sales.
omee personnel, mechanical. domestic and
mise. Let us handle your personnel prob
Evening star., 1945-10-18

but not necessary See Miss Hfrst, em-
pigment office. 4th floor. s. KANN SONS
sHoRT-oRDER COOK. HARoRovEs
pay.
SILK FINIsHERs, immediate openings
A{pplg empioyment once, 9th floor, WOOD
1890 to Thursday.
SODA DISPENSERS, experienced. white:
top pay. Apply UNITED CIGAR STORE
Soma 'n DIsphSsERs, II; aiSs white; slterpstips
midnishs 70 $50 ss.f; ss <; .smiansssi sns nessi
soaus; Apply UNION DRUG CO.. Union
SODA GIRLS. experience not necessary;
gooo pay, daytime only, no Sundays; uni
sER1cE pHaR%He ICE 1fh snG Ese as
SODA GIRLS, some experience $40 wk
sa PHsk fad naE snfaFRs aMAeggp Aegpy ai1t n ps .nd
siaEss sTEsoeaaASHrs, very good ..l.r, .e
Rs1pa R5sG1pes q party, pt = ATLAS FURNITURE CO.
Observation-Disclosures III ApPlHE hs, n.rm.n.n,
position available for experienced stenog.
ae5 dos9 sondEona9sr a9r sSs M
sTENoGKAPHER. permanent position,
EAsaMefTso5N Loan ons Thu TR1sf f'eso e.. THs s5a
srENSoSG;Rs.ApHER, patent law firm. .d-
ing salary, S45 per week. State age,
experience and approximate speed. Box
STENoGRAPHER for permanent position
In, well-established organization: GOOD
salary; 4o-hr. week. Call Mr.. Seaton, Ma.
STENoGRAPHER-Prefer young lady ex-
psrienced IN hotel work, but viii train
some one interested In career in this field
II ambitious and willing to learn. Apply
personnel of1ce. STATLER HOTEL. 18th
sT9NncS ssT9 cspnyy Sss nv
Nj; Pleasant section. Apply to Mrs
Jolley before pm. CAPITAL RADIO EN-
G1NEERING INSTITUTE, 1924 10th st.
NV, HO. 1920
STENoGRAPHER, wholesale plumbing and
heating supply house; permanent posi-
ton for permanent resident of District
or vicinity. 51z-day week; starting salary,
SEs2o: Cali Miss Wittstatt. MA, OO50,
NoLAND co. NC. la6 K st. ne.
SIENOGRAPHER, GOOD salary. 5-day wk
ASSOCIATION 1928 Pa. ave NV. Ma. 8447
sTENOGRAPHER; sexperience not ncces-
,sary; excellent salars and hours plus
bonus, vacation with pay hospitaiization.
Apsiy Mr.. Burton, HUB FURNITURE CO.,
9TH and D SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1945-01-07

THE WEST GREETS A VISITOR FROM THE EAST
China and her problems become OF increasing interest
to Washington clubDomen, judging from recent pro-
ChndS position in the present discussed
at a meeting OF the Takoma Park Women's Club at
meeting last Deek ,Oith Charles H. c. Public Relations
Attache at the Chinese Embassy, guest speaker
Aboue Mrs Luther Lemon president OF the club greets
M Lo upon his drriual at the 1neetinQ
Evening star., 1945-01-07
JnniOr Hadassab
Unit to Hear Talk
On Zionist Aims

A new version of the Zionist phi
losophy will be presented by men,
ber of the executive staff, Zionist
Organization of America, at an open
meeting of the Washington Unit,
Junior Hadassah, at 8:15 pm. Tues
day at the Community Center
The meeting will be dedicated TO
new members of the organization
Junior Hadassah, with a member
ship of 10000, claims to be the larg-
est young women's Jewish group in
the country. An installation cere-
mony will be conducted by JOY T.
Friedman, president of the local
unit.
Exhibits will be on display to H.
lustrate the work being done by the
young women. They will include a
children's village in Northern Pales-
tine, the Henrietta Sold School of
Nursing as we'll as the work of the
Jewish National Fund and Youth
Aliyah, both of which are partially
aided by the Junior unit. The citrus
grove, Pardess Anna, will also be
pictured.