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Evening star., 1946-11-21
Coal
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ance Of court injunctions against
strikes. Then, in 1892, the Norris.
La Guardia Act was passed, pro.
hibiting issuance of Injunction.
against strikes. Labor won a bis
victory.
The courts, however, never have
decided whether the anti-injunctior
statute applies to the Federal Gov.
ernment That is does SO apply Il
the contention of both the AFT
and CIO, and was expected to form
the basis of Mr.. Lewis defense In
the big battle with the administra-
ton.
Green Assails Injunction.
AFL President William Green
pointing out that neither troops
with bayonets nor court injunc-
tions" would produce coal, expressed
belief that the use of a court order
would have the opposite effect OH
the miners and cause those who
have stopped work to stay out sun
til a new contract becomes ef-
fective."
In addition to the expected con-
tempt action, the Justice Depart
ment was collecting evidence with
a view to prosecuting Mr.. Lewis and
his union leaders under the Smith
Connally Act. That wartime law
forbids encouraging or inciting a
strike in Government-operated
plant or mine. Conviction carries a
penalty of $4,000 fine or a year in
jail.
Freezing" the United Mine Work
ers treasury of $13,500,00 also is
being considered, although Justice
Department officials were not sure
just how it could be done. It was
unlikely the impounding of union
funds would help the Government
fight the walkout since in past STOP
pages the union has paid no strike
benefits. The miners struck for SO
days last spring. They held out
with little or no union help.
(. United States troops stood ready
to prevent violence in the coal fields
and to protect any of the miners
who wished to work. There was lit
tie evidence that any of the men
wanted to comply with the Govern
ment's order to continue on the Job.
There appeared not much likelihood
of violence since the union does not
maintain picket lines.
Time Running Out on Lewis.
Acting earlier than the AFL, of
which the mine workers are mem
bers, the CIO at its Atlantic City
convention termed Justice Colds
borough's order as an attempt to
impose economic slavery" on the
miners.
One Government official said the
administration is counting heavily
on public opinion to end the strike,
and declared that time is running
out on MIR. Lewis because:
= l. Congress returns January 8,
ready to crack down" on labor
management strife, and President
Truman might even call a special
session Of the lame duck Congress.
Q. Christmas is a bad time for
strike.
: 3. The miners have already lost
two months pay, in last springs
walkout, and prolonged new strike
might not be popular.
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Ukrainian Delegate TO U. n:
Shot in Leg by HoIdup Man
BY The Assoeiafed Press

NEW YORK. Nov. 81 Gregory
Stadnik, AZ, a member Of the
Ukrainian delegation to the United
Nations, was shot In the right thigh
early today by one of two armed
men fleeing from a $50 delicates-
sen store holdup.
Mr.. Stadnik was taken to Roose-
welt Hospital. where his condition
was reported as not serious.
Police said Mr.. Stadnik, accom-
panied by A. d. Voina, another
member Of the Ukrainian delega-
tion, walked into the store just as
the holdup men were leaving. One
of the men opened fire with q
pistol.
Neither Mr.. Voina, the clerk, nor
an elderly woman customer was in
jured by the bandits. who escaped
Evening star., 1946-11-21
Striking Miners Face
Lean Christmas and
Loss Of JobIess Pay
BY The Assoslutsd press

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 81 Soft coal
miners who failed to report for work
today not only faced the possibility
of a lean ChristnsS, sbutsthey also
lacked the certaintx of ainemploy-
ment insurance to cushion the hard
ships of q long wintertime walkout.
Whether they could get jobless pay
apparently depended on which State
they lived in. Some States fatty
DENY payments, but in others, COM
pensation depends on official rulings
whether labor dispute has caused
the idleneSs.
In West Virginia, which has 102,-
600 miners, payments will be denied
If 1t is found labor dispuse exists.
The same situation prevails in Ala
bama, Virginia and Utah.
Pennsylvania, home of 100000
bituminous miners, has not made a
decision but spokesman referred
to 1943, when the late President
Roosevelt seized the mines and a
subsequent ruling denied payments
on grounds the miners could not
strike against the Government.
Miners who refuse to work while
the mines are under Government
operation" will not get benefits in
Tennessee, Unemployment Commits
sioner w, o. Hake declared. Ken.
lucky law forbids benefit payments
to striking workers and in Illinois
and Ohio payments are banned to
persons made jobless by labor dis
putes. Charles M. Jones, Ohio ad-
ministrator of unemployment COM
pensation, said the coal situation
was a labor dispute.
The employment security division
in Indiana. held workers ineligible
for benefits during labor contro-
versies but in Missouri officials said
payments would hinge on court
ruling. New Mexico. Maryland and
Washington State do not allow pay
ments in such q situation.
Evening star., 1946-11-21

said about 5000 homes are heated
with gas. l
Mr.. Scott did not expect the coal
shortage to affect the oil supply sit
uation at all. Practically all oil used
in the area, ne explained, is trans
ported either In barges or pipelines.
Many Equipped for Both Fuels.
He also added that numerous
business establishments and many
apartment houses, including some
of the smaller ones, are equipped
for both oil and coal heating.
So far as the gas company Is
concerned, an emergency situation
was said to be at least month
away. Officials said the company
has two months supply of coke,
used In the manufacture of arti-
ficial gas which Is mixed with
natural gas before being turned into
the mains.
Mr.. McGarraghy sent the follow
ing telegram to business, civic and
community leaders calling them to
today's meeting with the Commits
sioners.
"At the request of District Com
missioners, Board of Trade urges
you to attend meeting in the board
room Of District Building . to
appraise effects of coal strike emer-
gency on vitality essential supplies
and services in this community.
Please bring any information avail
able respecting stocks on hand and
requirements in your group"
Virginia Calls Ration Study.
In Virginia, the Associated Press
said, the state Corporation Commits
sion today ordered representatives
of all public utilities to appear in
Richmond at 10 am. Saturday to
show cause why power rationing
should not be instituted by utilities
with meager coal reserves.
Chairman L. Mccarthy Downs
said rationing is not contemplated
for those with reasonably adequate"
reserves.
The commissions order was SIM
liar to one issued during the coal
strike last May when the Virginia
sec set up three classiflcations of
consumers for rationing.
In the first bracket, which received
all the power needed, were domestic
consumers, food handlers, hospitals,
homes. doctors offices, street rail-
ways, Army and Navy cantonments
and governmental units.
The second group, including gen.
erai business establishments, was
limited to "a hours of power a cal
endar week. The third group, in
Guiding all-amusements, was allowed
no power from public utility sources.
Evening star., 1946-11-21

walkout may mean to their Christ
mas celebrations.
Miners leaving one of the pits
near Pittsburgh called out to each
other, See you in five weeks" in
dicating possibly their opinion OF
the walkout's duration. Christmas
day is just five weeks away.
Evening star., 1946-11-21

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by advertising I'M The Star.
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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03

THE DETROIT TIMES CHS
ThWs.. Jan. }. If4s
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03

THIS is a picture-story
L of what Detroit is now
doing for 100 youngsters at
the Oakman and Leland
schools for crippled chill
dren and what can be done
TO thousands of other infsn-
tile paralysis victims here
and throughout the United
States.
The Sister Kenny In
Stitute of Minneapolis is
conducting a nationwide
campaign 10 expand their
facilities and train more
technicisnS so that the
polio victims now, and those
who might be stricken in
the future, can receive i'm
mediate treatments.
Wayne County'S quota is
s350,00o. You can help pro-
vide for the care of an in
fantiIe paralysis victim by
either mailing a contribu-
tion TO the local headgusr-
terS, using the blank
printed in The Detroit
Times or by giving what
you can afford this Sstur-
day Kenny Tag Day.
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THE DETROIT TIMES CI5
ThWs.. Jan. }. If4s
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-01
TOdav'S Horoscope.

The birthstone Of June IS the pearl.
Which means health Your flower is
The rose, I'D your colors are light
clue and white. You have d bright
and cheerful disposition, Your con-
fidence is whatever you are under
taking IS steadfast. and no one can
discourage you. but if failure comes.
your disappointment is keen. You
are fond of music and reading You
love your home dearly, and f.ld your
greatest happiness in it. The moon
enters Cancer at Isl p, m. Change
wills, documents, letters. if necessary
today. Follow intuition. not hasty
impulses. Your mind might be hazy
so deliberate before action, Increase
your assets by artistic work. Dc
creative work, express Yourself New
, friends and fun should prevail.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-01
Horoscope For Sunday.

You have a good deal of literary
AGILITY, and should develop II You
are lmpulsive and your mind is in
tultIVe and imaginative rather than
analytlcal You are devoted - Your
home and family, and will make a
happy and pleasant home life of
your oVn. Congenial company may
make the time pass. Do not con-
-entrate on money or business ideas
on the Sabbath, but pass them by
Spend part Of the day in reading the
Scriptures and meditating. Start a
nen< book, reading the Il, e 0. a great
person for your inspiration. Retire
with noble aud inspired ideals.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-01
Practical { hOice

IT is true, severely sad the lady
of high ideals to the successful writ
er, that you have gained much pros
perlty by your writings, but you
have written nothing that Will 1--we. -
"Perhaps not, returned the au-
thor, but when it comes to a ques-
ton of which shall live. myself or
the writings, never hesitate to
sacrifice my writings
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-01

One Minute Test Answers.
/. Giacomo Puccini.
2. Gilbert and Sullivan.
3. Charles Rudolf Friml.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-01
Well-Wishers Scarce


We1-Wishers Scarce
Where today are re a....s-.=s
groups and ~'l.- moro fiaA.s. s'S
GiEda9Hs #aA &sis2 ss.e NJ ~
in progress we're asese' -
sell es To make feazaE 5as 5<zs .--'7
veterans aate stE.5.5t51 s5ss
lad down s3tH a1.liz --1
t. tne,H a7tts.7 -
dong ae& #aa We're So N.-.....7's'
back there .a 2e.l=.s5 -.z
bureaus aaa a-e5.e't@ ..'-,- 90
o. 'at It2tJ-il7 .i.t.'
The question aeyazHe9 t3t.zs4l-'. "a
lght o. me -aea= ..
efaaS Ah9 ahs &t4s#4@ #4e .
pla>HaA2 a#A-~a AVA 80 s''. -s..s
ser &c .5ttetE H N9-z .e''o- '''
SeaFgaIH2 iaf 1a1..#s'. 5ees' 12s''.''''S
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surface. these a. Hae s=sfts s99 se-
ttNe a3lshtaeil5 A.ii55i ase h2A
showing eoHsela ~ ae.1s-I 81 ttlo9e
~ho bore 'ae af=ts11 III 25.l.'. s'5's'
Who +S=a h#E sts#t5@s
WaIte former SERVICE men and
others pursue Io2 4ph2t1-sls- les e-'e
unemployment rolls increase. \
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-01
Hints On Etiuuette

The bridge or luncheon table IS
.et ta ecerreet place t. apply lips lex.
Such procedure is only proper in
private.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-01

1t is not the place, nor the con-
ditoin, but the mind alone that can
make any one happy or miserable
L'Estranse.
Evening star., 1946-10-08

bile cars; good working conditions in one
of Washington's oldest automobile repair
shops; excellent salary and bonus; work "a
day two Saturdays each month. of Sat
urdayS Apply only il sober man and you
wish q permanent position.
/ experienced parts man to work in
rapidly growing parts department.
l parts department helper; this position
open to young man wishing to become reg
ular parts countermsn.
Apply to Mr. H. L. King, service man
ager at your earliest convenience. II you
cannot contact us in person, Immeolately
telephone for appointment. POHANKA
SERVICE. 1925 Goth st. NV, Dl. 9141.
Evening star., 1946-10-08
SITUATIONS woMEN.

ART WORK-Free lance or part-time 81
experienced commercial artists. Box SOCK
and osice manager, experi-
enced, desires permanent poslfion WIN
reputable concern eer.n. shephsrd Ss7s seovnss
urdays Sundays. BOX 2s5-K, Star. So
DREssMAKING and remSdelinsii dfsaps5Eisss. sn's5s.
DREssMAkING. EiIsssMiAskSINstG design, remod., alters.
tens eye 9y11sy sDeeslty npt reas us MS
EbTToRf2I s6f Z RIAL ASSISTANT, T excellent % %edu.
cation, varied journalistic experience.
ssaanf os 5 iass oss
sss;ki sxcEIIssT StsT srENoGRApHERs. .ypiss..
tx ton. IL statistical tspine. manuseTipts. etc.
rush work a specially. :, DI, 314l. l.-sA
q Once 'o0sSe 81 dS. or iavysr BOX SEX s.s
GIRL. colored. wants clerical work OF
maid in store; ca; CAN any, any day from ,oa a;sa.
Govt. e. Experience. @ % MRS. JACKSON.
or as maid or saleslady in store. M.
GIRLs ca, colored. want restaurant work
or days work. AD; 9734. \
lie fs and and msiiins experience Teeep.ioniss
gaassi, shens No pasn asse NTH ,ood ,ns.a
in notes and rapid at transcribing, college
educat ton wants work in law ONCE, edi-
toriai once or assisting public stenogra.
pher; no objection to temporary. Cali MISS
HOIsINGToN. Me. $751;, and leave mum.
MANAGER, exclusive beauty salon. syail.
able Oct. 15. Best of references. Boz
iahalkkio iMaihakkioSsHpH1Nc SsiaHlpH1Nc and secssssrial ,sry!sA
csa cna .,aS.S. nAA aa Bay s,ao "a osea' syiiss'ass
NURSE, colored, capable and exper1encode
ton AD. 1904.
(Continued On Next Pass.l
Evening star., 1946-10-08
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

ASSEMBLY WORKERS, soldering expe-
rience preferred but not essential; 40-hr;
week. Apply BOWEN g. CO, to 4. 4512
Bethesda ave, Bethesda, Nd. Ia
4o-hour week; paid vacation; retirement rent
THE HECET Co, Service Bldg. 1400
okie st. ne; Take Ivy City bus to door
MAN AND WIFE, wsman to cook. man to
chauffeur; must know the city; for small
private school; live in; 5000 per month.
94o1 Georgia ave-. sH. 1874. p
MEN to work in dairy plant with oppor-
tunity offered to gain practical experience
in milk processing and ice cream manu-
facture; women needed for dairy sales
room Inquire, dairy department. UNI
VERsITY OF MARYLAND. College Park
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, l. to assume
full responsibility and take complete charge
Of small laboratory in private medical
clinic starting salary, S175-S200, and de-
Start to work Immediately. Reply Box
WAITREsSEs. DIsHwAsHERs (men), bus
boys or busgirls, New. modern place; dress
ing rooms for men and women help. Please
apply in person. 129 Kennedy st. NV. -
Evening star., 1946-10-08
HELP DOMESTIC.

ASSIST WITH INFANT and 40 g.n,w: In
apt No nights. good hours; every otner
Sunday On; ,Jo. 2 c. references; salary sIS TO
SSookiAG Ssso M 6 ANb e:H.w,: experience s.,9 sna
reference required; adults in family. Can
COOK, plain. gh.w.;, s,a days. s25 yk: s;
mo in or out. GE. 4442. 1872 Ingraham st.
Cook. colored; good plain cooking
gh-w.: for family Of aduits nouIs, nrS
1ih.e IL noHs Sunday si 6 SO assf
COOK, colored excellent, ior school aon pre-
% pals bIncnsad pma sundays $50 M to s:s6 pm;
i i weekday. off; good salary. Call pE.
sSok sssook fa9sn,nsS AND GENERAL HousEwoRK. live
one one fond Of children. assist with Laundry; dry
flood pay; row home. Call WI. 1877 aiser
COOK e sm Asp MfpasS1 MAID. white, exgssieqssdi m i
either or both live in. Can r.sS5ays s0i voSa OF
ssasssc 1!sa Ysst sdfs ys
COOK AND G.H.w, experienced; in q
With VII radio and bath; good pay. EN-
ctodsok.GHwqooa position for esgsSls, s9a|fs:
Silver Spring home, near =. Z. .lI Mne; oos PIP
and Md. fare. For interview, SD. gste.
CooK. .HOUsEKEEPER, white or coloEed,
$3.50 mo-. sleep in; experienced, relia6ie'
GENsRaE fsEs5eRsss HNoEusEWaoRKER. NE saRKER experienced
reIiabie. iuteilieent. % to 40. fond of
children az and .a. Bsshesd5a; S5ss.ins ims M IN
for capable person; local references aDso-
iutely necessary; $50 per week. Waite
GRNsRsL GGA a aiSoIusEwoRKER-CoOK, help
With childrsn small M sPts soS G9lonsst nst ysss 5ss
G.HW. sH cooking. laundry tBendix ma pa.
chine5; live in or stay 3 nights week; S@5
Der week. RA. .9548. ,ss,
G.HW.-Liye in; adults, small chill
CIV. Iv. n: small house. ,s MS,th larg ArIing-
sssist With infant and 4-yr-old boy; Thurs.
and every other sun. OF. references; S3o.
G.M.W., white; 3 adults, I child: live II,
pvt. rm.. next TO bath: 6ts-day wk.; 5000
ss1sIH ua'W amoicred 81 f'o 30 - IS: references. wo
Sisi III q. 81 .ws0isSSxx for general houssvork.
Call UN. 4T10.
Evening star., 1946-10-08
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, ocToBER 8, t946.
HEIP nfoMEs1Ic fcont. J .

s'a e. sss Afhsmos'Sssla shia: ys
Gin" II for oSa boarding house; dining room
$50 month. nanassr. IVA Mass. ave. NV,
sh ssss motsr sso sseEg 70 sta
sG b., iishs sglessd. & ss clssp s ssssor, sss once
hsss ssns.' ss az: ss: d e 'Ss
SIRL, solorsd, to live IN n; roos @ q salary; no
GIRL, colored, settled. to i've in: nics
soop %orE DAYS Week Sun s00a orans
noon q a goea wages. cah W Wo' 4i77. =
5slary nsni nM ia5a ss0d
HOUsEKEEPER-CooK. etficlsnt and trust
worthy: excellent quarters and salary.
MAID-S MAJ S;Iw;, ,,s- live in, no no lsyn, lay .gs ggls.e
Nah MatD eE .tss4noen. sssa each week, to clean
small apt, do light laundry and cook
dinner for working couple. Call RA. 6415
Maid. part time. Monday. Tuesday, Wed :
nesday and Friday. all day until after DIM
ner; gh:w., light laundry: in apt: SIS.
MAID, live in; Bethesda: gh.w.. no wash.
ether Sun. OF: refs; s1oo mo. WI. $685.
MAID, ghw; hours, to 5, THURSDAY
afternoons and Sundays OF; S2b per wseS;
references a5s and health @ card, CHI. 57SS.
Sszs%Inss VIZ sss ave- ri otsss Rsi hsD smDlossS
MAID. eoiored. over G 30, must be expert
private upstairs room and bath. 1870
sh s wAlfkEssA. g. xhits Sats experienced No
cooking. other help employed, live IN. g
adults; refs. 202s Conn. ave-. Apt. 21.s--fa
SuEsEMAiD lLs exgsFienssa I sssa local rsssr-
faisi PakTTiMf rHa 9u5 isas Ssas laundry 1ass
through q O'Clock dinner; city references:
b-day week; SIS and carfare. WO. 1867.
RESPONSIBLE WHITE WOMAN. fond Of
children, to do upstairs rooms in morning
school hours. other help: pleasant homs:
close to bus M, line; Chevy Chase. Md; refs.
WAITkIss: saIsTy. $50. tips $40 to So;
st. AT; Va can TEa 96ss - o So
eral Housekeeping and help care Of in
FAINT and 5-year-old boy; live In; Thurs.
sa sgs ssr sun xsst g oSfs o city ref' .a
WOMAN; white: settled. to care for l;yr.
old child. days per wk' yieinity AIRING.
WOMAN to care for children, ages 2
and live In or out; no washing. FA
WOMAN, white, reliable. to do cooking
and housework; 2 adults and child;
live IN; good salary: Cali EN-, 1882; liz
children; prefer to live in; $50 veeklS
YOUNG WOMAN. with experience. to ssre
tables at guesthouse, from 8 Pm. to 7:30
pm. Call DE, 959S.
COLORED COUPLE for cook and general
housework on farm man must be able to
drive and work around the house; house
board: heat and lights furnished: must bs
Rupley Bldg, s15 King St. Alexandria, OF
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for refnss
white woman desiring Q permanent hoIns
and position; general housework; 2 school
age children. employed mother; live In
private room; must be fond OF children.
SMALL GEORGETOWN house. ghw.. 2
children: sleep in; cheerful and references
AID 1646
Evening star., 1946-10-08

IMY I1ES D'1 ( HARpWARE PRoDGcTs, 1I5s
Statesmen " are e made. not born. If you
in selling intangibles and would enjoy
contracting people, we can demonstrate to
you that our salesmen earn much better
$3.50 working only evenings. other averag-
ing Ss5 to S1O0 weekly; commissions are
9raw an shs ssans pp
manager, ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITTANICA,
Evening Star Building, 11th and Pa. ave.
Statesmen, salary and PMS, can earn $50
wk.; modern. fast-growing mems wear store.
NILS CO 9th and IoUn,.r nv sst.hI;shad Mt4
per week. BOX 4e4-K, Star. "A.
sALEsMINnHeIe Is your opportunity UatE to
week Apply ALL STATE HOME EQUIP
MENT, 1890 10th st; ne 10
um cleaners and Appliances: to the right
ston sss sayf Mh 0ffs5 hs GFs so as
statesmen for busy real estate and busi-
ness chance office; big fall expansion in
Apply mornings. O'clock. MR. BERGER,
sALEsMEsNcareer SLnsS .ei v opportunity. If You
selling vacuum cleaners, automobiles. edu-
cational courses. alumtnumware. etc. this
4 o sss psr Sale No Many 81 our
write one or more orders per day. Rapid
promotions Worth investigating. Apply
Nm. GooDsoN, $50 Evening Star Bldg,
statesmen, must be clean cut, progressive
and interested in making $4,000. and UP
per year, calling on fraternal, civic and
labor organizations, hospitals and fire de-
partments for practicable and well-estab-
hshed company excellent opportunity for
travel. car available, oete., Fly-by-night
need not appiys Boy 2lS-L Star ~s
tial service to local restaurants, hotels.
clubs and institutions. for national cor
poration; repeats: good salary and bonus;
permanent; excellent opportunity for top
notch closer. Phone for appointment. Ma.
sxucE COOKS and fry cooks tcolored,,,
must be experienced. top wages with
meals. See Mrs Cleveland, personnel Of
dee, o'DoNNELL'S SEA GRILL. 1907 e
sERvfcE STATION ATTENDANT, expert
enced only, with drivers permit: good pay;
steady work TEDs TExAco. l53e
scsnSH SERVICE srAT1oN ATTENDANT; sxpeE,,
erced preferred Apply MOVERS SUNoCO
ssERvISE sEsvIISeEE sTiTIoN i arn sA11sMEH s y2, 5000
hours, best pay. see Mr. HARDWOOD.
570i wis. ave. Bethesda. Md -s
Evening star., 1946-10-08

GIRLS, 1s years or over in good health,
h. S. grads, or equiv, for file and mail
clerical positions: in local ofiice OF ma,
known mfg. Of telephone central
office equipment; starting wage based on
qualification and experience. Apply L. B.
FARRELL. 3rd floor. I'LL North Cap
GIRL over 81. interesting position with
future. In Photographic studio; sales abil-
ity preferred: salary good. Box 420-K,
GIRL for drugstore. to IL daily. no Sun
days 1924 Florida ave. ne. 10
GIRL. white, for fountain: $50 week TO
start. CONCORD PHARMACY. 1875
GIRLS, experienced preferred. to work in
dry cleaning store; excellent salary. Call
Evening star., 1946-10-08

be experienced IN general once " work; I sal sal.
AIRY. Commensurate with ability and ex-
perience: perm. only: excellent opportunity
p ssa Wa aiSs fl
TEACHER ior tinaersarten. part time. lr
@ @priyate school; must be aualined. SP
TEIEPRoNE FELL ia6 oPEkAToRs experienced
permanent positions, good starting salary
AsE| III
ss,fs Is PARE AERsH HofR fHR's%4so6' s4so
TELEPHONE II; OPERATOR, white, evening
a aa2e Rstcfia xsR t,pns
sns ADpy sS9s ffs' BROS pp1fd
TEIi.EPao5NE oSPPiERAToRs, Experienced
Present wage rates enable operators rs. +: t.
ava eanses in working prsc
tices. including reductions In lengths o
hours. which warrant your. consideration
emposmsn ea dsss e 18th s. 81
+ ehEsAfasRn 92iR sssnR5i Poroaac Sai TERlR
TYFisT. accurate. experienced, dependable
to 90 plain copy yer. . Ter retired senator
THPIsT fGHp Pa and Clerical wor2er for credit dept
Of large retail store, good starting salary
permanent position with regular Increases
Apply Mr.. Wolf, BOND CLOTHING. 1895
ITYPfIsT. local once. large casualty in.
surance company; 5-day week; permanent
gYPnsF toP ARDy syDss assa pes. u. large
ualty insurance company. .5-day week
iog sdyance emsnt. Can Ma. 1853: Ill
ternating hours, Z am. to 8 pm. one wk.
ply personnel ONCE, HOTEL sTATLER
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ploymsnt once. eth door. ]. wo6DwARn
g. LOTHROP, $50 to 8 daily. --12
TYPIST. full time and year-around part
time, mornings and aiterneons; Appl,
WASHINGTON INTELLIGENCE BUREAU
RIM. 305, 1911 q st.. NV. --13
TYPIST and dle clerk, competent: ex-
cellent hours: finance institution; SALARY
slS5, oppN9Estunny5ssya NE nysa for advancement. Gai
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tsrsstins WORK; pleasant ! ! ssiTroqndinss
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