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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
BETTER HEALTH
BY DR.. Herman Bundsen-

IMMUNITY or resistance 10
i disease varies in different
people at various times. For
example, child may be given
injections early in life 10 pre-
vent diphtheria. Then, as the
un1hild. grows older, this immu-
ty or resistance may gradual
: y be lost.
For this reason, il has been
advised that stimulating or
booster injection of diphtherIa
toxoid be given 10 children
when they reach five or six
years of age and enter school.
EFFORTS have been made 10
IL produce immunity or re-
sistance in ways other than by
giving injections, and Doctor
Guy Bousfield of England has
been seeking ways Of doing this
At present, the best method Of
producing immunity against
diphtheria is by giving injec-
tions of toXoid 10 babies under
one year of age.
However. Doctor Bousfield
has carried out some expert
ments 10 determine II a preps-
ration taken by mouth may not
be used At later time, 10 have
q booster effect. He devised
psstiiie or lozerge Of fairly
firm gelatin. containing toxoid.
This lozenEe was suitably
sweetened and was favored as
with peppermint
COME OF the persons were
~ given three Of the lozenees
daily for 4 period of seven days.
while others took only two
daily. for seven days Doctor
BouSield also made tests 10 de-
ternlne If swallowing the To-
zenges was better than sucking
them.
AS a result Of his expert
mentS. Doctor Bousield thinks
thst-3a-b -both-chl!dren and
grownupS who have been i'm
mune 10 diphtherla IN the past
the use OF the lozenges Will
serve 10 increase the resistance
10 diphtheria. However. he
finds that the lozenges must be
Icked slowly and not swaI-
owed rapidly There Is no un-
favorable reaction 20 the use
OF the lozenges.
IN some instances. he has
j found that the amount Of
diphtheria antitoxin produced
in the blood IS quite marked
when the loZenges are en-
ployed. He thinks that the
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

O-My husband il An officer
Sk and | receive Class r. al
lotment from him. This il now
sent directly to me, but II would
be more convenient II II went
directly to bank. How do 1
go about making this change?
Mrs. X. ;. Il.
A-Yoti cannot make this
change yourself; il must be done
by the officer. To have the
check sent 10 the bank necessi-
tates a change OF payee and the
officer is the only person who
can authorize such a change.
II would be necessary 10 cancel
your allotment and set up a
new account payable 10 the
bank, deposited TO your credit
Q-TO whom was the first
Congressional Medal OF Honor
awarded In this war? VI. g. q.
A-To I'd 1t. Alexander r.
Nininger, 57th Infantry tPhilip-
, pine Scouts), L. S. Army, who
lost his life in action Jan. II,
1912.
Q-I have four sons I'm the
army and they each send an
allotment OF SIS a month to me.
I've been told that I'm not sup
posed to receive II from more
than two sons, should I report
the four checks to the war de-
partment?
A-The allotments you re-
ceive are Class Z, voluntary al
lotments contributed entirely
from the servicemen's pay and
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Any Questions?

Any Questions?
THE DE x OFT TIMES
mails personal answers TO
questions about the needs
and welfare. rights and privi-
leges of servic m n and
women, veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily in this column, but ALL
questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way:
AT YOUR SERVICE BUREAU,
DETROIT TIMES,
TINES sQJARE,-
MICHIGAN
Surely include your name
and address and sslf-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

and turn his mind and heart
from wrong TO right. This is
the new tolerance Of science.
1t is my religion.
3-No. IL indicates you feel
inferior, and If pursued to any
length shows you are not a
grown-up. You are still at the
emotional age of s to IA. Chill
dren of those ages carry
grudges because they don't
know any better. Adults who
do this have not out-grown their
emotional rompers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
BRIGHTER SIDE

I WAITED a long time 10 see
= another knoc k-down-drag.
out fighter like Jack Dempsey.
| mean a lunging. plunging.
rip-snorter Of glove warrior
with nothing else on his mind
but the immediate and COM
plete devastation Of his oppo-
ncnt.
] wanted 70 see an old fash
ioned hell-for-lesther bone
crusher like Dempsey. Then
along came Rocky Graziano
Along came A tousled haired,
lean. loose-muscled. hard-fea-
turef. hard-hsted Italian from
the lower east side Of Man
haitian Island 10 bring solace
10 my declining years and 10
restore my faith in the manly
art
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

ROCkY. smallish middle
~ weight 70 DempseyS heavier
class. is fun blood brother %
the thunderbolt OF the POS in
point Of fighting spirit and in
the wild confusion and feeling
that his fights somehow arouse
among the spectators.
Dempsey wa contaElon.
SO Is Rocky Graziano. not A
title holder but the greatest IN
doors drawing card of the day
His fight with Harold Green
IN Madison Square Garden the
other night wound up with the
ring full OF putting ana hauling
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

IN some instances. he has
i found that the amount Of
diphtheria antitoxin produced
in the blood IS quite marked
when the lozengeS are en-
ployed. He thinks that the
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

A-The allotments you re-
ceive are Class Z, voluntary al
lotments contributed entirely
from the servicemen's pay and
The Valley settler., 1945-07-20
GX I [ MS l ON

EXTENSION NEWS
 nFreezing of Foods" was the timo- ly topic of the KFaD radio, ,proe ram pres sented by Miss Frances 0yrnes, Dis trict Home Demons tra t ion agent, July le.. Below are two ecipies that were given.
 STRhW ITS
 Sort end hull the berries and wash thoroughly. For best results, slice or crush coarsely. Mix the berries with dry sugar in propoetior of three part berries to one part sugar by weight Let them stand fol about one-ha1f hour to absorb the sugar. then pack firmly into con- tainers, leaving about one-ha1f incl head spacce If glass jars are used, leave tt least one inch head space. FISH
 Fish is frozen whole or in chunks steaks or filets.
 l. oteaks-cros swise slices a to
 inch thick
 Fillets-sides cut lengthwise
 slices 5 to l inch thick.
 Chunks large crosswise sections. or home use, fish Is usually pa ck- aeed in meal size amounts or pt ces wrapped individually.
 Preparation: Select only fish in prime condi tton. Remove head, scales fins, and entrails. Wash we'll. tut as desired. Wrap in meal size package putting 9 piece of oiled paper betwee en pieces. Paper used for wro cninl, should be moisture a nd vapor proof, othe rwi SC the fish will. dry out, become rancid, and the odo, will permeate the other foods in the ocker. Wrap paper as close to fisl as possible to exclude the air, ,and allow generous overlap. eover the folded edges with tape, and tie eact pa ckage securely. Mark plainly the number of pieces and date package.
 Instead of being wrapped for :. storage, the fish may be coated or glazed with ice. First, quick freeze the fish, then dip in ice water. When the coating is hard, dil again. This coating sh ou1d be rec newed every. two or three months or | wi II eventually evaporate. The
 aged fish may be wrapped before
 orage.
 The E7tnnsi on Office has received
The Valley settler., 1945-07-20

nFreezing of Foods" was ly topic of the KFqD radioo \ pres ented by Miss Frances 0y Dis trict Home Demons trat ion July l9.. Below are two [ et that were. given. SPRAWL ' ITS
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-11-14

placed blame for the false impress
sion and for much of Haiti's eco
nomic difficulties squarely upon the
shoulders of the American govern
ment.
During the American occupation
of Haiti by marines he said, 1--WE
established a stranglehold on the
economic life of the country. AL
though occupation officially ended
August, 1884, we have kept finan-
cial control through handling every
thing to do with money-income
and output"
DR.. Cook named specifically the
American embassy which pro
tects" American interests there,
and the financial adviser, Edwin F.
Roosevelt, although, he said, there
is no need for the latter since Haiti
fulfilled its treaty obligation long
time ago. He added that because of
this, poverty is one of the major
factors which hinder development.
The professor rejected the So
called division between the people
and the "elite." One must be sure
whether he is talking about the Gin
tellectual elite" the political elite, )"
the money elite" or the family
aristocracy," he said. There are no
more distinctions in Haiti based up
on color, DR.. Cook added, than exists
among Negroes in Washington,
D. c.
American efforts, he declared
have been responsible for the belief
that Haitians and American Ne
groes have nothing in common. This
condition, he concluded, is the direct
responsibility of American officials
and of American policy in Haiti
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-11-14
AUSTRALIA 10 DEpoRT
ALL (0L0RED PEOPLES

SYDNEY, Australia, Nov. 13
(ANP)-The movement to purge
this country of all colored peoples
who came here during the war was
officially reported here by the Can
berra correspondent of the Sydney
Sun. AS soon as shipping is avail
able, nearly 1,500 Chinese will be
deported from the island of Nauru.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-11-14
TAAF GLEE club TO
BROADCAST With
SOUTHERNAIRE5

TUSK KEG E ARMY AIR
FIELD, Nov. IA (ANP)-The
Southernaires,s famed radio and
concert artists, will be heard on
their regular Sunday morning
broadcast via the American Broad
casting network on Nov. 18 directly
from the post chapel here. 1t will
mark the fourth appearance of the
group at this station.
The renowned TAAF Glee Club
of 80 officers and enlisted men un-
der the direction of 1t. James T.
Williams, will be heard as special
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-11-14
BLAkES U. 5. FOR
HAITIAN TROUBLES

w A S H | N G T N , Nov. Ia,
(ANP)-Dr. Mercer Cook of How
ard university for % months an ex-
change professor in Haiti, sought
to dispel the misunderstanding"
that have cropped up about the ISL
and republic and its people and
their reported attitude toward AM
erican Negroes. Speaking before
the Capital Press club, DR.. Cook
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-11-14

guest artists in a rendition of
Roger" the title song from the
TAAF all-soldier show. Written by
1t. Williams, Sgt. Ernest Hatfield
and Sgt. Leon E. Smith, Roger"
has been described as the most STIR
ring song to emanate from the Air
Corps.
Evening star., 1945-04-18
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CASHIER, experienced, colored, prefers
nlghtwork Call HO. 9S13 after 10 m,
MISS WASHINGTON.
DRESSMAKING and remodeling. in or out
by the day will work in shop experienced
North 0530.
DRESsMAKING, designing, remodelnr,
alterations; reasonable. MISS BERT 1880
Irving st. W. Apt 4. AID: 223s,
GIRL wants Job as sales clerk. packing,
wrapping or answering telephone; city
HOUSEKEEPER- COMPANION twh!te> for
elderly lady. Box 27l-M Star. "0'
NURSE, practical, reliable, Adventist,
excellent reference: wishes responsible po-
PROFICIENT as resident manager, rehned
apartment: years exper; refs. HO
sTENoGRAPHER offers services. four or
turing musical or legal; .dictation. 140
transcriptions; accurate, references. Near
Greyhound. WA. 1887. TO-
TYPING to do at home rapid accurate;
ssed c6red 6p5 snd Rave ee1or
license. D. C.. motor vehicle operators
permit; dayWork TR 1881 after 9.
YOUNG LADY; refined; sales promotional
BACKGROUND; desires position as recep-
ZIONIST Office assistant. 5-5ia day. $40
min. Spruce 04sT-J. To-
YOUNG LADY with slight handicap,
which will not interfere with her work.
would like a Job as selesgi5l II e small
II noon and 6 pm.
or secretar!al employment. Ho. 9574
Evening star., 1945-04-18
PERSONAL (cont)

MILLINERY, REsTYLING, BLOCKING.
cleaning, trimming: fabrics. straws. felts.
made to order: exquisite samples in stocks.
VOGUE HATS, 1923 14th st. NV. Open
DR. n. W JOHNSON. dentist False teeth
repaired while YOU wait Room 602
Westory Bldg fob l4th NV
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50 ask for Miss
WrIg't If voU are in need OF a loan UP to
$500 on YOUR signature
BANISH FEAR \ SELF-COSSClOUSNESS
develop courage. and gain poise: learn 70
talk huently and convincinRly For private
interview phone Ma 34S2
BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL has several
vacanies in grades % Art. music, riding
swimming and all sports. Summer scho0l
and camp. HOWELL ACADEMY. WI. 1888.
DRESSMAKING and altera ations; open eve
nings. MRS. NEAULT, Ho. 1870. o2o1l
AMERICAN LADY would give English les
sopG to native Hungarian in exchange for
instruction in Hungarian. Write Box
FALLS CHuRCH DAY Children
from 3 to 9 boarded day and night, For
further particulars, Falls Church l:aO. is
MEN! Need more pep and VIM Women!
Need vitality? Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep
UP bodies old solely because lacking iron.
Feel years younger. Trial size only 35c.
HiGHLY Cultured WOMAN teaches
English, self confidence. freedom from self
consciousness, voice culture, drama, plat
form speech: private tutor. MI. S55O. ~
Evening star., 1945-04-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, colored, II years experience. wishes
position, private home; live in If room up
stairs; references: no laundry. DI, 1851
call to g.
GIRL, colored. neat. with ref. wants part
work from 8 to l; no Sundays. Call HO
GIRL, neat. colored, wants daywork. Phone
DI. 0540.
GIRL to do g.h.w. by the day. RA
GIRL. colored, wishes work any kind. Ia
GIRL, colored, wants gh.w.; good refer
ence ME. 5045,
GIRLS, two, colored, Southern. want Jobs
as busgirls. DU. Q5O4
HOuSEKEEPER, elderly capable, white;
available at once; light duties: small salary
Box 4S9-L, Star. 49,
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. would like
work taking care of baby or settled person;
day or night work. MI. S733
WOMAN, colored, desires living quarters;
will work few hours each day; ref.
Evening star., 1945-04-18

CEMENT WORK, stone walls, .fiasstone
porches and walks, chimneys. fireplaces.
CSoNTRACToR-.R Re fRiemodelins of CONNER
9al or residential prepeEies p1I1rI,les
TrInidad TiiImhsdS s467. shy ''me' HA' fai =!
FLOOR sEkViCE. nothing pu, the pes,
laying nssss
mo coNTTRaAcI coNTTRaAcTIoSRas INC. 1912 w'scon-
sGENIRAL s;n fYs Nc NcEoNRTHRsaacroR-oes repairing
rHsh, rHd 'et estimates Tree c a NEWELL,
MoDERNIaE MODERN YOUR HoME-porcnes in
closed recreation rooms built attics m, An.
eoISTete and scf nork
Get 81 6sf fss5S sE%'
.eral contractors GE 1881
basement rooms finished porches incosed.
concrete work, plumbing decorating,
reps sdas ane oa4 free snd
RRS RRSo3aTiSG SP co i45o H 1T1lhs St A0NE
PAINTING, interior and exterior. Remod-
P2n,rG PAINTING etc pass7ne No 55ss Cement work
METROPOLITAN CONTRACTING co
nlfls AINfSG AND SEE ,RI n! M ~ year.
making homes brighter: unexceled work
a. reasonable rates For free estimates
Call RA $3.50 or GE 1868 after 8 80 nm
LUCAS. LUCAS & LUCAS. s23 Emerson
ST NV
REMODEL, modernize your home now,
terms, free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATION co, 500 Wis ave. WI. 500
REPAIRING, painting, paperine no Job
mcnts. SYMONDS BROS. general con-
,racIing, IA. 1897, IA. $500.
ROOFING, ASBESTOS siding, remodeling
terms. -l5 years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO. Georgia llOS-1l13
Membe, Men J. M Home Improvement Guild
IN VIRGINIA-Can PATTERsoN-GAR
NFR CORP. Chestnut 300; Johns Man
vile roohig siding insulation storm win
dows, screens. heating. remodeling. Terms
RlREROID ROOFS. asbestos and brlcl
siding, balsam wool hot-water heat
monthly payment plan MARYLAND ROOF
ING co. Hyattsville. Md; WA lll6
JOHNS -MANNILLE rooflne. sizing. lnsuia
GATES CONTRACTING CO OIL 220n
IN WASHINGTON - Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP. HO ago: JohnsMan-
Vile roofing siding, insulation; storm win
doWs. screens. heating, remodeling Terms
: LET ME HELP YOU with you home i'm
provemcn1s Roofing and siding; ,screer
your porch while ! have the material Cal
w D. TAYLOR, 81. o9i2, evenings.
Evening star., 1945-04-18
PERSONAL.
WILLIAMS, 70

WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Mayfower;
reducing for sgens,sleam1en ssa1 only; hotels or
sGIPCoVERs AND DRAPERIEs. profes-
sionally cut and tailored; early appoint
ment. restricted clientele. MI. 1902. 22'
ALEXANDRIA GOLF and tennis tans one
week more to enroll; special full playing
privilege cards. assuring you playing
priority Saturday p.ms, Sundays and hoii-
andria Golf and Country Club Enrolment
now 81 and 81 each month lplus daily
green f'en iSmsnnHYsHs eus ;xcahsSNplfH Tsm.
Phone Al. 1000.
Evening star., 1945-04-18
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RIJSTNESS

attractive fall positions:
Contracts now being signed. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGcY. 204 Colorado Bids.
l4th and @ NV
EaENCn sIEN3G se5o Eench dictasSn IL.
stem, Capitol Hill, young. $175. Stem.
legal exper., $50 wk STEM, 3O-hour week.
s35 wk wk sten', North Arlington, sxper I 4
wk. stem, aviation. future, exp, $1,000
yr. sten,, Spanish-Ens. dictation, 5000.
Stem. 20 vacation openings, S40-S45
Dozens of other excellent openings Oldest
emp. agency in D. c., est. 2S yrs. For real
positions always see (NA. 233s) BOYD s.
333 F St NV
Evening star., 1945-04-18
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, eight years public exp.
can handle few mo. accounts. all state
mentS and tax returns. Box 29l M. Star. pa
ACCOUNTANT, veteran. p. c. s. degree
exp. US n4us, preferably after $40; If
before. leave message. l9s
ACCOUSTISG-B G-BOOKKEEPFR - Complete
accounting and bookkeeping service
Experienced univ grao; part time, rea-
sonable rates GE. 2463 evenings, or Box
"5o-M star 90
MAN, reliable and competent, wishes posi-
ton as secretary MANAGING private business
affairs, have car, references. Phone MA
g0SH. $50 ST, NV.
MAN, o. car, business experience. avail
able evenings, Sunday: wife, seleSsrl.
typist. also available Box 293M Star,
STENOGRAPHER. expert desires typlng
to do AT home. After 4 p m CH 49,
YOlNG MAN desires clerical position with
postwar future. Draft deferred Write j.
PARKER, Jr., p. 0. Box l55, Kensington.
ri
Evening star., 1945-04-18

DRAFTED INVENTOR Of patentable y n; :;
vention with good postwar possibilities Will
Wi follow through with patent. Address
sooMiSG seS sfG AoGsr, 700 block of aand d. st.
new hospital; 81 $50 terms, EDWIN L.
ELLIS, Long Ions Established Roomingg HOUSE @
Broker, 1910 Vermont ave, RIM. 211; RE.
IioUoR STORE. of sale located on cor
ontRy Sr 0"ls large e store GOOD ei ease e' S9
hours 10 am. to pm. weekdays and 10
tG saturdays business s. can be
81 stock Of about H goo "nSfi4's Viii sccept sSD
'fb E6B onGab sRs hs oG Sianse Il
eEs ri sf ofGk1 na' week
mic sly: excellent NV, location: complete
lease; 5000 cash handles, balance on
: R 1850 g su JAY REAhTY @P' CO.. evaeSs nas i4t M
CLEANING, tailoring, buy and sell clothing
ness; rent, $50 month; owner leaving city;
bargain for quick buyer Box 355-L, star
RESTAURANT AND SODA FOUNTAIN, no
$1,000 down. terms. Call OWNER, DI
SMALL VARIETY STORE: rent. $40: $3.50.
MmGludlng mel stock and hxtureS r. M DE
sooMING dH a. HousEAPHs.o' td}s A o'SS downtown. Is
rooms, baths: Sis rent plenty of furni-
ture; easy to manase shown by appo2iiyn,t,;, I,
/. Fills Long. Established Rooming House
Broker, 1910 Vermont ave. RIM. 217' RE.
3 !: APIS APIS. ROOMS: rent. SIS; lease; in
os gas N stoves, '' prlce, 1 TOO, down; ssaoo;
3rd and H SIS. ne. ne A. r. sEELYE' 200
BEER 3 Ii n VINE. Wi T.. RfsTiAuRANr-Lons lease;
Ten 5o oyer G"%3 mon5hy n6sys soss
location: sl5.oo0 down handles. YOUNG
PASTOR, ll2a vermont. NA. 64i1. 6I1.os,o
@o9-amp az; machipe leavin; town; wlll
iSo ROW tsGia,IS" GRAy STONE HotsE' 9th st ".
3 baths fire escapes, insulated, good con-
dition, now operated as roominP house.
Price, S2l:0oo, plus, furniture which is
ArfESTioN, MR.. Gi JOE! BICYCLE and
repair shop for sale; fully egupped a.;
all up-to-date equipment. Price, $500
includes 81 600 worth Of stock Here is
yoa iOnsq hs today sos JAY s"fSE REA1TY co q 92 RE-
MODERN DGs dong 81 500 weekly bust
long, reasonable lease beautiful apt, avail
able. fine NV corner location; beer license
with FOOD quota real opportunity. 81 =
500, plus stock. ELLIS p. BLOCK, MA.
CoRNER STORE. center of city location.
colored nclghborhood. with great oppor-
/ tunlty for good buyer and bus!nessTan.
+ Cash or terms. Call Mr.. CLARK. broker,
District 635l. -
! SACRIFICE - PaWnbrokers excha nge-
clothing store. good downtown corner To-
cation. sacrifice due 10 i!lness. MA. 56s7
.JJs
RADIO EQUIPMENT and tubes l33 B
s. :
GROCERY STORE, sen-serylce, modern
apt l4.4r corner store weekly business
- 300. can be improved; very nicely equip
ped price, 5000, Don't fail to see this
DeLcattSsrr al0re with a lovely apt
nne, y section. ih!ckly populated neigh
boTh0Ud weekly business over ~ ,0nn:
nicely equipped and stocked pricc. >5.5nn,
THURM q SILVER, aOs 10th St. NV.
Ma !iBIt
BOOMING HOUSE, near 2nd and Nd ave
n aUt' rent only SS5, price. >l.luU,
terms
is rms baths; rent. 500 close in.
income quoted over $3.50 and APP nlcely
flrn.. pIlce, - 500. J. cash THURM d
SILVER 9"s Iolh st Il ". MA. 1854
Evening star., 1945-04-18
HELP DOMESTIC.
AFTERNOON EMPLOYMENT

AFTERNOON EMPLOYMENT, 1-6 pm,
part-time, g.h.w., cooking, laundry: ref,
3 in family. Call after pm. CHI. 1918,
MAID-WAITRESS, experienced,
temporary, till June, must live in: $50
CHARWOMAN, private school; no Sun
days Call RA O1O0.
CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS, experienced;
in family; other help employed; refer
ences required. GEORGETOWN location.
CHILDREN's NURSE. i've in. permanent
position: excellent salary. 81 1865.
COOK, experienced, g.h.v.. .light laundry,
for adult family Of 8; live In references;
salary, S22.60. Phone WI. 6oOb.
Evening star., 1945-04-18
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

ACCOUNTING under 16 CPA's. quickly
and economically; CPA coaching; rec
ognized Free booklet ME. 4I7l,
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses In shorthand typing, bookkeeping
comptometer, all secretarial subjects Est
2T years, accredited Inquire now, MA
1898. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F st. (opp
Capitol ThPaterl
Evening star., 1945-04-18
MOTOR TRAVEL.

YOUNG WOMAN wants ride to California
ROOM FOR RIDERS to Reno. New. soon,
See MEHRIN ADAMS. 500 Tulip ave
Takoma Park, Md. 1a'
CALF FORNIA-Ex- serviceman wishes ride
Evening star., 1945-04-18

CONTINUED on Next Psgs.S
Evening star., 1945-04-18

] Tor permanent position WIFI Nsstllbiui VI
epportunity optI4 for advancement VACATION with
pay each year; ar,eondltioned @ once; Apply .s
EHT
can now earn $40 per week and more as
ence not necessary; training paid for; no
Sunday. or night work; regular working
ons Tree Tree r lS fef s club
room; congenial fellow workers. VACANCIES
at 4th and SITS: ne, with work on North
also vacancies at 18th and Decatur sts.
nv with work OF the iai,o, dath St caTnss wihs
xpTf xppfy 9n Weekday nf mn morning. CAPITAL TRAN
I CO. sdh se snd Rops PFe'pest SS caSn
's Hhte 4ppy
sMircaBoARB ltr RIG pS epsrater and typst. CO.
ave Chevy Chase. Md. Cali Mrs. Costello,
sSwvrTcHaBoARp oPERAIoR,TYPIsT, sM-
automatic. increase after mos, seryics; ys
RRMFRTeAN RsFRsnsAat eGfiso ohh Co. CT fa L. feet'
70 play. piano; maintenance If desired.
f2f fGkErHoSE PHONE OPERATOR, hours, II pm.
to Z am, to assist night auditor Apply
in person to chief operator between z and
TELEPHONE OPERATOR for hospital; S1oO
month with meals; hours alternate morn
! ings and afternoons Apply SUPERIN-
| TENDENT, 1l47 18th st. NV.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS. experienced;
earnings, S3l: 20 to $3.50 weekly. depend.
evening work Apply employment once
522, 18th ST. nv, Mon Non ethn thh6oush Frii
pm. THE CHESAPEAKE g. POTOMAC
! TELEPHONE CO. Hiring arrangements ap-
proved by War Manpower Commission.
TYPIST, top salary, permanent position,
pleasant surroundings. MAX ALPERSTEIN
DEPT. STORES, 1920 18th st, NV:
TYPIST, over 55 years Of age, full time or
part time, for publishing, editorial and
business ofices. Telephone personnel dept.
DI, 1900. or apply at 1241 Gath st. NV.
TYPIsT. part time, choice Of hours be-
| tween $40 am. and 3 pm; 75c per hour;
WILLIAMS, DI. 1900,