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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GAS WATER HEATER, 20, 80, 40 gal.
automatic a. no cash needed, small monthly
sT yshs RlYRm IL sesa Installation D. A.
4 ASeogSTIxSr - - SOFA social ,seurty. ineom.
saas sate 9Saas stayed os part time
Tsst from orchard. ss.s5 r per 5ash al.
soil lee hwy, Fails I chnrch. W1a va ioo
Routes 20 and I'll. Tel. Axminst sr'. 44so
s.ryies hEnb 5SANs me sondsnsa last
Moore St. Rosslyn' Va. Phone cH. sa44.
e aHTo 1 % ss.vh AZ sf5 monts seSSlss
G GsafEsN ave Phone Ss,, sH. 1850;
ssara srapes fpaa.a SonfS5d sns NJ
NV. Canal road. Chain Bridge. Route Ia =:
visons ,Voissnnss to chicott Orchard. Tel
s%s,l ss5Sies ehsfss 1E III K si ise
IN IsaRS a VISIT Phone DE 1910
i lgsA a Nd heating appliance showroom at
fSs' rf II! GAFl LIT tdPF o5S showroom
S Ss1l N 7 IyI Hampshire ave. NV. GE. 500.
DIRT DIR, AVAILABLE. approx. 1000 yds., vi
CAN 's AD Daf seos rd and Emerson st. ne.
d.S WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for mS an,
oSn.e inquired py any one other than
myself: GUSTAV G. LEECKE, 922 South
] VIII NOT ses 81 81 RESPONSIBLE for sl any
oepts incurred by any one other than my
sell: GEORGE e. MANGUM, 1888 Fort
fiIxGaEs Large. sweet. tree-ripen.d,
IreeStone Elbertas on sale daily through
Eanor Day. Drive out Colesville pike to
EEtdinor' Nd, 10H miles from crosslight at
FISHING PARTIES, day or night, reserya-
ANTHONY KING. WA. 4I9a. %
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
d de9 other than my. own from this
cave, Aug. 31st, 1916. GEORGE H.
BUTLER, 1901 j 9Th st. NV. o.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts unless contracted by myself HAROLD
z. JACKSON, 1912 e st. ne,
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Capt. Alexander Sledge, USN, 5000
Reno road NV, recently was deco
rated with the Legion Of Merit for
outstanding service as head of the
design conversion section Of the
Bureau Of Ships from February
1913, until the end Of World War H.
During that period he was response
BILE for the rapid completion of
highly effective designs for the EN-
cient conversion Of q large number
of naval vessels, the Navy an
nounced.
Col. Kenton p. Cooley, 1903 South
Barton street, Arlington, has been
awarded the Legion Of Merit In
recognition Of services as command
ing oficer Of South Post, Fort Myer
Va, from April. 1912, to June Of this
year, the Army announced.
Col. Emerson C. Itschner, 233:
South Nash street, Arlington, re.
Gently received the Oak Leaf Cluster
to the Legion Of Merit for outstand.
Ing services in the Southwest Pacifi,
area from September is, 1915, tt
March 2, this year, rs commanding
ofncer, Base K, U. s. Army Forces
Western Pacific. In Tacloban, Philip.
pine Islands.
Lieut.. Col. Oliver r. Easterwood
4l1s North Twenty-third street, Ar.
lington, was awarded the Legion Of
Merit recently for peritorious ser.
vices in the ofi1ce Of the Chief OF
Engineers from June, 1912, to lasi
January, as acting chief Of the lega
division.
I Col. Richard c. Rogers, Bataau
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; Face Numbers Charges
In S5,000.a-Day Business

Anti-gambling squad Detectives
Jim Roche and Perry Miller yester-
day afternoon seized $l,050 in cash
and arrested three colored men in
q raid on a house in the 300 block
of I street Sc. Police estimated the
place ran a $5,000-a-day numbers
business.
Entering the building through a
rear door, the detectives found
Robert L. Prince, IS, of the I street
address, and Smith B. Griffin, 50,
of the 300 block Virginia avenue
Sc, and confiscated $500 in cash
and $50 numbers books. While they
were raiding the house, Clarence I.
Condition, 48, of the 1900 block @
street NV, entered the building,
and police arrested him also when
$3.50 in cash and 5000 numbers slips
were found in his car, parked out
side.
Police said the men were charged
with operating a lottery and pos
session of numbers slips, and re-
leased on 81 500 bond each.
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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

BILLING MACHINE OPERATORS, imme-
a ola , OPENINGS; 6-day. 40,hour week. APP
w %zR spPi0Y ToTHR eee 5 9th ss WOOD
BOOkKEEPER to assist treasurer in large
real estate ONCE; permanent position.
chance for advancement. Box 3O1--V,
BooKKEEPER-CLERK. experienced; 5ha-
day week, good salary. pleasant working
conditions. B. M1CHAELSON g. CO., 1901
cAsHiER.sUPERv1soR-Act as assistant ms
to manager Of novelty and newsstands in
but not ssssntls II t to' hsvs
s s and ns mesrchhsndisias ability Hours.
s. R2H a2 s. G Star parme
@ e. sass E Bsir Pa with na pay
sober: to work at tourist house: small apt,
patio: blya. mi past College Park.
ims T9Ff fogs wen xkD ii ctf4iss
afa sssnRs AsRlH sngsyHset 0s so
Nan AND asNIs WIFE no children. for farming msd
bheaEey wife s,.h to do general
prefer Couple over 10 who wants a p s9nel
s e 1os i' 7h 'h nT fuFn pssas
PIANO PLAYER, man or woman, for coun-
try folk. songs for the TRIANON CAFE.
~ 18th st. NV, $50 pm, to 1; SIS q
OFFICE WORKERS. immediate openings;
5.day. .40-hour week Apply employment
once 18th 9th floor; WOODWARD & 10TH
RESTAURANT MANAGER for hotel coffee
shop; pleasant working conditions APP
ply MANAGER, EBBrrT HOTEL. 10th and
sTENoGRAPHER-CLERK for work in
schools. Grade 3, S1.902, five-day week.
National 5000, Branch 1905. il
YOUNG COUPLE, coiored, for doctor
family. Live in, beautiful new Chevy Chase
home. Salary, S175 to 1925. WI 2O94.
HAVE OPENINGS for sodamen. white:
cigar clerks, men or women. drug counter
man; want only. stable, capable and re-
liable help. Apply DALEY DRUGS, 1924
Fla. ave. ne. 2 to pm 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-31
19 Nations Confer
On Air Safety Code
For Caribbean Area

With tourist and commercial ira
vel in the Caribbean area expected
to triple in the next few years, rep
resentatives Of 10 nations in session
here completed their first weeks
work today on standard procedures
for the safety, guidance and control
Of air traffic between the islands
and coastal regions of North, Gen.
trail and South America.
More than 125 delegates and OBJ
servers from I'VE nations will con-
tinue to hold committee meetings
in State Department conference
rooms at 1778 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. for at least two weeks longer
1t was said. The regional confer
ence, third of a series, was called
by the Provisional International
Civil Aviation Organization.
1t was estimated that some 60O,-
600 persons will travel for business
or pleasure in the Caribbean area
annually as soon as ample facilities
can be provided by air and sea.
About 80 air transport companies
already are being opeyated in the
area by IL nations, and about is
new companies have plans to enter
the field.
William A. M. Burden, Assistant
Secretary Of Commerce, told dele
gates that private pilots will fly
more and more in the region to take
advantage Of vacation as well as
business benefits to be found there.
These and other factors combine
to indicate a high density Of traffic
over completely of routes"
THE time has come to analyze
present and forseeable air traffic
problems in this area and to plan
for necessary navigational facilities
and services" Mr.. Burden said.
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HELP MEN.

1e1sy d.xSee pvSs MaNAGEK
we are interested in character as well al
GSa nn ELK STATE salary and full particulars
A All aS1sStE MAN for fully recognized
s sqssnpe. ,oa Apply N: sELMoSf ayEE
ASSISTANT TO OFFICE MANAGER, mus
pc capable typist and have ability to take
permanent position psyro ex saafi help anf
e eIt M n isas Hp q Mr. Wolf soNr
auired: Tor one Of Washinatton's finest
aae en ran salary 5000 and meals. Box
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS station; white, ex.
ssihIggdHER; 1850 Wisconsin ave. NV. WI
Auao . BSpY sqa ad er
steady work: best working conditions;
%ekE is'sefs ssfEixns s ss
AUTO soD1 and Il fender DEF n NEE Saes al
st.d e .ho to s wSss on GM well
~'P III Ae Go ~ 467 f So4Ss
ATTo soDY MAN to take charge of mo- mod.
ern body shop. with helpers; must be ex.
p psfenssd in al phases ot body rsparn.
STao sESTas az SoB Pss
preferred, but not essential; salary OF
nat rate, See Mr.. Booth, CAITHNESs
S ISs.Gs.' w Nc 4sd 45ls HamDden lane. Ss'
AUTO MECHANICS. Ford: sos nay bssi,
phsns NM see yW4Tk igS Sond npGH
AUTO MECH rGaAS SH s'e el.s WIS: s sss we'll
53:day week. See MT. Garner. MCMAHON
xHToS REchANics. ssp aa nes to vSor,
on trucks; must have hand tools; stesdy
Eli cAssTsT pAa sassn nA iSR
aUTo MEESSHsAssiici.n nm must b. dependable st
ana expeEienced on Chrysler products
5-day week, 45 hours, guarantee OF SI.2H
per hour and overtime over 40 hours
It possible to earn 500 Der Week ND
aSxsDAL sM9foRs .fa .a PIso tiH ssR' e
A 8Sas Y MHcazkIcMu.t b. enp.1issaae.t
work: BUCK LAuER's SERVICE STA.
TON, Maine ave. and M st, s.w. %
AUTOMOIlvE PARTS stock man. to as.
sist in shipping, receiving, ETC.; perm
good salary and opportunity for advance
ment. Should have knowledge OF auto
motive parts, be steady and have refs;
5h-day wk. See Mr.. Goodman. MILLER
DUDLEY CO. his 14th ct. NV. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-31
Alexandra Market
Damaged by Fire

One fireman was overcome by
smoke and another was injured to-
day in a fire which damaged the
Sunshine Market, COL North Column
bus street, Alexandria.
Fire Chief James M. Duncan, jr.,
estimated the damage at $4,000.
The fire started at am. and was
brought under control four hours
later. Chief Duncan said he be-
lieved defective wiring in the base
ment caused the blaze.
Fire Marshal Thomas Cockrell
was cut on the hand when a beer
bottle exploded from the heat
Three stitches were taken at the
Alexandria Hospital.
Vernon Welker Of No. 1 Engine
Company was overcome by smoke
and treated at the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-31
Durfee Named Director
OF Red Cross Personnel

Norman A. Durfee of Atlanta
Ga, has been named director of
personnel Of the American National
Red Cross, it was announced today
He succeeds DR.. Harry A. Wann
who plans to return to the field OF
education.
Mr.. Durfee has served as deputy
manager of the Red Cross south
eastern area headquarters in Allan
ia since 1943. Earlier he was as
sistant director of personnel for
the midwestern area, with head
quarters at st. Louis, and subse-
quently regional director of the area
in charge of Arkansas, Kansas and
Missouri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-31
HELP MEN.

WINDOW DISPLAY MAN = Must have
knowledge of cardwritins and interior dis
ions. Apply Mr., Waidschmidt, SPORT
Woob FiN mi shd p ss ns position
enesd man: store fixtures and furniture.
I04S Rotomac st. NV, GEORGETOWN. DE.
YOUNG MEN. Is and over, willing to ride
bicycles: day or night work. Apply WEST
ERN UNION. Room zoo. 1917 New York
YOUNG MAN as store manager. familiar
with flowers. plants, garden hardware and
insecticides; chain store experience would
salary sass
YOUNG MENLIs % rs. Contracting law
Say '0iss sas sSsa
M ARRg fSSz s 81 ice 4th n00r COMET
Young MAN as porter in bakery. Cali
Union 335! or 1177 after 8 pm. az.
and recording service records and handling
DUR an to M
work on inventory control on radios and
stfon viii be permanens with RI n sood salpey
stass f sa1 sss and ausliheatisns
d dTyS ore :, Apply MARKET PHARMACY,
Y tgs On Man Il ns about 81 years. clerk in
real estate once. BOSS & PHELPS. i41a
Ho fji & MAN for tlins, tipping and gen.
sry Box 8sos ssa sta ass ans
in selling in high type retail jewelry store.
:Eys ssspsessd Box ssa.s, Star se ana sai-
experienced in conditioning. heating
w Rd or ea Ai r. Pc PEAs sfs's eo
aEssPoNsIsLE s :: 4. to take care o,
camp M,r and small riding stable on
yAEtES rAkM 'S great Mis- xilse Md q
P fGcsA TIVE A 1as2 in
gressive real estate ONCE for veteran with
90 s9ms st ts part time
WANTED = Disabled veteran, light ONCE
xS: permanent position: good ns Salary s and
To2 s SSsz sRs c0 S
WANTED, male attendant for position in
S Sfllsy of Virginia; l2-hr. duty Can TIE.
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL orsaniza tion
needs nsld secretary. good speaker. organi-
nondrinker; give complete details, refs,
p pN p snd aSs Box 355-D Star: Il
horses. Also a night man to clean tack.
MEADOW BROOK SADDLE CLUB, SH
EDUCATIoNAL INSTITUTION desires su.
perior and experienced doorman; perna
nent position. good hours and salary Write
Box 259-D. Star.
LIvE-WIRE MAN to represent novelty com.
pany: experience helpful but not necessary:
give experience and education. Apply BOZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-31

Official farewell services for Mai
and Mrs. Longino will be conducted
at 8 pm. Friday at the Washington
Temple Corps, 606 E street NV. A
farewell luncheon is scheduled for
noon September 9 at the Evangeline
Residence, 1880 L street NV.
During his five years in the Dis
trict, Maj. Longino has been a men,
Der of the Rotary Club, serving as
chairman of the Attendance Com
mittee; the American Camping As
ISOLATION, and has served as presi-
dent of the executives conference OF
the Community Chest. Recently he
was elected vice president of the
Washington Ministerial Union.
Mrs. Longino has been active in
hospital and institutional visitation
work and has served as a member
of the War Hospitality Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-31
Longinos 10 Command
Virginia Division Of
Salvation Army

Maj. and Mrs. James A. Longino
directors of the Salvation Army work
in Washington for the past five
years, have been named to command
the Salvation Army's Virginia Divi-
sion with headquarters in Richmond
Brig. Wesley w. Bouterse will be
moved from command of the Caro-
linas Division to the Washington
post, Salvation Army officials said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-31
HELP WOMEN,

ADVERTISING LAYOUT ARTIST, expert.
stassins salary and oppertun 1H plsss
ant working conditions; 5;day week. APP
vi" sasBBss + sKo ar SCI .nG
ALT I'll aiT HAND, immediate m oDenlns
fGr on suits and
ALTERATION sALEsPERsoN nj in our our store tore
at Bali Conn. ave. Experienced person to
asss IN senT and osa
liberal employe discounts, group hospitaIi-
zation and insurance. Apply In person OF
NV. NJ Meorshead pf M 1850 f0g 5th
assistant BooKKEErER, inteilisen,
day Week a1s cHSH sr SSs pa e
S SssfRi aIsi n sSooxkEErER for genera GENE
week, $40 per week Starting salary
eo assEsss
ASSISTANT BUYER for misses Goa, d dept
Unusual opportunity for capable young
ABLY sfensnc,ilns st. ns
s ss5sEGrs1 Sf GXsH IN nGor
edge Of bookkeeping; 5-day. 4o-hour week;
coRP ss5 Anew ses J kE
xssisTANr TO OFFICE MANAGER--Mshust
shorthand: excel. starting salary and per
6at net nee ~ Apply Mr. I'VE" Volt. Hf soND
SEGRAeS issi round d lady for sales
FaN TArAA 4RRl, manager MrTEoro 4
BAKERY sALEsLADY. experience not ne
AgRE 81 sape1.naed
ferred; good salary: BERKoWITz BALTi-
BEATTdGIAMsi experienced: for modern
sssd s0S 3oJ pr istS Ss q MYK2 BEzgTY
BEAUTICIAN. coiored, pleasant surround
mss m ~ o haxe trade. Apply 1927 P st.
BEAuT1ciAN; must be experienced; excel
lent opportunity for good earnings: ideal
AIsu most beautiful shop. TIE.
s i;GSAPd sAL sss.a'ss
b iss Il es,. .l.around exper. I Sal
FRANCES Ss DEE nE EAG saos cas- p Ps
sEAdfY o shaRs S 9s ss Glass, all around
S SSSEET AZ SSfS SaSs ~. s..n.nt
e1mmission, 5sday week: MADEMoisELLE
BEAUTY SALON, 3946 Minnesota ave. ne,
BEAUTY OPERATOR. colored, with some
business clientele. Can Ii. 1855, after
BEAUTY sALoN-v.cancies for general
l2I4-1220 st. NV. personnel ONCE. 18th
BEAUTY SALON RECEPTIoNIsT, beauty
salon experience essential; air conditioned:
attractive salary. EMILE. 1921 Conn. ave.
BOOKKEEPER. real estate experience pre-
ferred. must be Arlington resident. some
typing necessary; apply in own handwrit-
fSs sss' REALTY stating Co., fun o4 wilson
BooKKEEPER. retail store; ss-hr.. week;
apply only ii experienced. Box 4s$-A,
sooKTlKEEpER.,Exp;: capable of handing
apD 1907 s l ssts Fssu5sa
!sssd Fe1d ds.isa 81
INC! me- ~ RIv e. ave Sc; Ii. 2o7S: "a
B02EkKLLPiE aa Nv, need an sxDsr,enssd
one Of he , large real estate compani.s must
i start go9d and
Nh HTHoMssoN. Va. s1i csaa' week gan
BOOKKEEPER. experienced; good salary,
town once. Teisphons 81. si3s. "
oas ssid co. se'. isoo se e 1
BOOKKEEPING INSTRUCTOR; short day
hours. BOYD'S SCHOOL 1888 r st. NV.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator-Per-
manent position, 5-day week. 40 hours:
9o9 sd GSsEa saa aIss:r zSa Sc
BOOKKEEfING MACHINE OPERATIONS,
young women, experience preferred: Ave
day week. excellent hours and working
conditions THE MUNSEY TRUST CO..
Munsey Bldg, 1929 3 st. NV. %
downstairs store; : must Be- thoroushiy s sx-
perienced Apply employment once, 4th
door. LANSBURGH 4 BRO, 9TH. 9Th and
: SITS. NV. 4 -31
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For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Pose Al
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, D. c., Washington, Au-
gust 2S. 1946.-Sealed proposals win be
received at Room 500, District Building,
until ZOO pm, September 8, 1916, and
then publicly opened for the construction
OF sanitary sewer in the vicinity OF 18th
street ana Emerson street ne. Proposals
at Room 425, District Building.
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CLASSIFIED AID RATES
Local Advertisers

uations Wanted takes the regular local
advertising rate.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE,
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line 40c
Out-of-Town Rate is charged on all
advertising rs miles or more from
Washington.
Orders to insert or cancel classified
advertisements for The Evening Star
must be received by II pm. the night
before: for The Sunday Star by 1
pm. Saturday.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
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enced:. excell -opport for right man: S7t
H sI e 1paaizs 47Dpy4 Pas IL e
FURNITURE REFINIsHER. experienced
s' 1shr oa VIZ vse and "s se
ss.s SSSa 81 iSs SSpiS d:ss si:|
queens Chapel I'd. ne, AT. 1856. ask fol
"a SARASGsE ATTENDANT, hrs. 7:so am ms to
a2R'S IiHRs ss4 Ss'' AfTEsbzsrs
sSes' e. ao aP''s and
GRoCERY CLERK. experienced. with a some
hxabw " Z CLERK good. stead, JOB TO,
A sasss Box sa
i Is, ssdvsns s GOOD Dss: ssssay ysaSs
Essssl ko. Zoo wol's So 9ni Sb4f.a h Mr. coI1
HOTEL CLERK, experienced: Also night
s4aand with rssors
September 10th FOR intervisx. write
CHARLES P. GAY. Pinevood Hotel. vir.
h hloih sf faoN Y. DESK CLERK. .xp.r sal.
GssT Ho VII ists and Apn
INSTRUCTORS. teachers, part time; pre-.
cision lens grinding, applied optics, physics
ence, salary Box 234-C, Star. %
JUMPERS for packase delivery, Must be
&c tSs.A At. Esfss es sARRs
BRO 9TH, 9Th and SITS. NV. .-31
h hzsoEsss Wa %xN Mf e1sa sept
Apply in person to MIR. REYNOLDS, ii
entrance to property. I mile south Of Pen
gaw, Hotel on old Kings highway. nj
LATHERS-Long job. plenty Of material
on hand: SOC per bundle. 49th ave-. Hy-
LAUNDRY foREMAN = One ACQUAINTED
with nat work department. COLONIAL
LAUNDRY, Alexandria. Va. Alex. 1900.
LINoLEUM CUTTER and varehousenaan
QUAKER cry LiNoLEGG CO. coS
LiNoTrYPE oPERAToR-D.y work, excel
vases. GUIDE PUBLISHING Co. DE
ooVo. -
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H1SsEM n e. M nj easi 1 ASRz at u.
SHOEMAKER, expert. ali; around man. per
GOOD sssss 9or ashy m n s
Sss:s !s..I I sssss
Columbia pike and diebe I'd, Arlington. Va
wool and silk spotting and wet cleaning
good salary and permanent position. Apply
giving refersnses and salary desired te
coMPECo DYE WORKS. Norfolk 8, Va;
STOCK CLERKS. veterans. 5.day week
a'sns A5R1z r. Ca is5 fAs e
sToNEMAsoNs ca, l-room constructions,
Box 5555. Friendship Branch. Washing
TaILoRs, on mems clothing; permanent
apD a M gsns BOMBS HsfEs
1886 r st. NV. i
tool AND DIE MAKER. machinist' s
helper, ANTON TOOLS g. MANU-. CO..
Clinton. Md. Spruce 1908. Mr.. zacharek.
TREE EXPERT. with, or without car;
W Sfatf bai training and education. Phone
TRUCK MECHANICS (s). top salary to 1st-
class men: 44.hour week with time and "a
" SD' 81 sc ApR as1 s sra S g.
UPHoLsTERER for custom shop, excellent
working conditions and salary. Apply to
Mr.. Splitter, MAYER d. CO., AL 9TH
st. NV. 81
UpHoLsTERER. experienced: also man
with some upholstery experience. Elk. 7737.
VETERAN. capable of making drawings,
who would like instruction in estimating
architectural iron works. Phone MA. $3.50
for appointment Sat. and Mon. morning
WATCHM'AKERs. immed openings; Ap-
WARD Il LOTHRoP. $50 to daily. 81
WATCHMAN, night, aged ,45-65, for large
downtown restaurant: good pay and meals,
Apply in person to Mr.. o'BRIEN. 1907
= st. NV. 81
WHOLESALE REPRESENTATIVE for d. C.
corporation. covering Maryland, Penna
N. J. and Del. some Wholesale experience
necessary. With or without car. 1mmedi-
ate employment. Write Box 1855, Friend
ship Branch. Washington. d. C, stating
qualifications and previous experiEpce. Isl
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uInL, COlOrGO, 10 90 mana ironing IN chi
nss, laundry. e4peri sss only ss4 Zen
GIRL, small switchboard. tipping and gen.
sral clerical; once located in Takoma Park
GIRL te assist il dry cleaning store. Luna
re ws1f taRRFf COLE s:s s ' %
eSnS aye e aadTsss en Me on type
EHeAi ceGorHiNd' III Pf 4.h St. nv, e3',GR
snd sxeen s
reference BOX s6s-D. star. 81
GIRL, general housexork and assist with
other Sunday on; must be competent and
have AL references; start work about
s ssT e eth i nss sse pis gsk er nss
ton St. NV. or phone GA. 1909 on Sept.
GREGG SHORTHAND INSTRUCTOR; short
aAI chick Girl. White. pa Part Fs time from
is4i K St. NV new ATHENs Sc CAFE.
HOSTESS. experienced; $50 per wk.. meals;
Sept 5. AiFoNsos REST. i4os [ St. NV NV
FOR z ladies; live in. Phone NO. 1884.
sPa @assassmsnt in small Institution u BOZ
HoUsEKEEEPING. child care and guidance;
refined. exp'd. responsible lady; 5-day wk.,
Sun. evenings free; one wk day on $35,
with. private room and bath, meals. No
s.Socking or laundry; Asyyssils6ls .fter sept.
iNrE iii ft'n DEcos1roRs. im sass open.
ing. Apply employment once, 9th floor.
WOODWARD d LoTHRoP. $50 TO 8
MAIDS, white, 70. full.time daysork.
attractive surroundings, aforementioned
house: Apply housekeeper, CARLTON
MAID; hours. S:30-4:3o, 5a-day week;
s siG sEAT Tfst S ssss sM
Silver Spring, Md. --31
MAIDS am. to 4:30 PM: best of ref
erences required. Apply 70 executive house
keeper. HOTEL. WASHINGTON. 18th and
M hfnnffN III HsxiEsLADns Arden Mn.
linery has opening for several alert and
experienced salesladies; salary and COM
mission on all sales: those interested IN
permanent position with good earning Dos
sibilities. apply at zoos r st. NV, all
week.
OPERATOR. must be experi.
enced; permanent position; S-day week.
Apply employment ONCE. 4th door. IANs.
BURGH 4 BRO. 7th. sth and 3 SITS. NV.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-31

ing conditions. A
TRANSFER d. ST
st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER:
cellent opportunit
Industrious person
assoc. En-. Els
Hrs, $50 to 4:3
working conditio
CROSS. National
OIL. 1923.
STENOGRAPHER-
working conditions
ton with pay. B,
STENOGRAPHER-
nent; pleasant W
personnel. AID. q.
STENOGRAPHER.
ucation, exp, m
working cond, Be
STENOGRAPHER,
work; claim dept.
cellent salary: cd
MRS. JOHNSON.
STENOGRAPHER;
ditions, 6-day. {
rate, S35 per week
annual sick leave,
nent position.
WERKAU,
STENOGRAPHER,
manent position;
Elk. 1915.
STENOGRAPHER
in retail jewelry
conditions; state
Box 367-B. Star.
STENOGRAPHER,
in manufacturers
bosjtion: hours, I
3 till IL; salary,
In person between
September 4, KEW
ING CO., 1919 F
STENOGRAPHER.
manent position v
ment; 5-day week
See MR.. WuK1Ni
II st. NV, 3rd no
STENOGRAPHER-.
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-10-11
On the Household Front

Your portable electric heater back IN service WIZ"
-etrn If Autumn will give if the rehector hep
,hinv r shond be cleaned slightly damp cio