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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
B~LACKLISTINC OF
PRO- NAILS ENDS
Britain And U. S. Agree Tt
Lift Ban On Trading
With Collaborators

WASHINGTON, July 6-(R -
The United States and Britain have
agreed to discontinue their black
lists of thousands of foreign firms
accused of collaborating with the
Axis during the war, it was learn
ed today. An official announce
ment is due Monday.
The British and American lists,
covering almost exactly the same
names, total approximately $3.50
foreign firms and individuals in
Latin-America and in the former
European neutral countries. Coun-
tries which will be most directly
affected by discontinuance outside
this hemisphere are Spain, Portu-
gal Sweden, Switzerland, and Tur-
key.
British Wanted 1t
Negotiations have been under
way between the State department
and British foreign office for about
two months to work out a method
of ending the list. 1t had been
carried on long after the wars
end.
Both to keep some economic con-
trolls on questionable firms and tc
give a competitive break to those
firms which had collaborated with
the Allies.
The method of abandonment
agreed upon, according to author
itative informants, is supposed te
provide for granting licenses fol-
American companies which from
now on wish to do business with
the listed foreign companies ane
individuals. Thus a kind of con
troll will be maintained for a rela-
lively short time. The treasury i:
to handle the licenses.
In Effect 5 Years
Since the blacklist went into eff
feet July II, 1871, American firm:
had been forbidden to do bushes!
with the concerns named in it
Stiff penalties were provided fol
any violation. Conversely thi!
was used as an inducement to for
eign firms to avoid doing business
with. the Axis and thus keep OF
the list.
Some months ago the British be
gan demanding an end to tn
blacklist. Their argument wa
that they had to restore their for
eign trade as quickly as possible
CONTINUED on Page Three: Col. 8
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
CABINET SUMMONS
PARLIAMENT MEET:
ALLIES not TOLD
Soviets Claiming IS Per
Cent OF Republics In
dustrial Capacity
By LYNN

N July 6-(P)-
The Russians announced to-
day they had taken owner
ship of a major part of Aus
industrial capacity and
property as German re-
parations, and the Austrian
cabinet summoned a special
meeting Of parliament.
The Russians acted without in
forming their allies. Austrian Of
ficia.s declared the Soviets were
claiming rs per cent of the repub-
lis industrial capacity.
The Soviet order took over $22,-
900, 900 worth of industry in east
|ern Austria along with other
German external assets" The
Russians insist property taken by
the Germans after annexing Aus
tria in 1888 is subject to seizure
as German Preparations under the
Potsdam agreement-a view pro-
tested by the United States and
by Austria.
Clark Urges Care
Gen. Mark Clark, American
commander in Austria, immedi-
ately sent a message to Soviet
Commander Col. Gen. L. V. Kur-
rasov urging great care in the
carrying out of his order, and
one to the Austrian government
declaring it was not necessary to
turn over property which was not
a German asset.
Chancellor Leopold Figl's cabi-
net after a special meeting cal
ed an extraordinary session OF
parliament for next Wednesday. A
communique declared Socialist
and Communist members of the
government joined with othe"
members in the view that
properties which were Aus
trian before the annexation
should still be regarded as Aus
trian and not as German assets.
For months the Russians have
been taking control of properties
in eastern Austria which they
classify as German assets. The
United States has objected that
properties taken forcibly by the
Germans should not be classified
as German-oWned.
The Russians have refused to
discuss the question in the allied
council for Austria, but last May
Is agreed they would not seize
any more properties without in
forming the council.
Needs Authorization
The government communique
said the cabinet did not have the
right to comply with the Soviet
order without authorization by the
allied council. 1t said the Russian.
claimed properties had decisive
significance for Austrian recon-
struction and economy, and that
the Potsdam agreement under
which the Russians acted never
had been disclosed officially to
the Austrian government.
1T is likewise known that the
extent of the concept of German
property even by these Potsdam
decisions is not completely clear.
The Austrian parliament as well
as the federal government has al
ways asserted that it is of vital
importance to interpret this con-
cept so that it does not include
property which belonged to Aus
tria before 1888" the communique
said.
The Austrian government must
reject every act which seeks to
solve this question in any othe~
than from a legal standpoint. 1t
CONTINUED on Page Three; Col. u
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
RUSSIANS TAKE MAJOR PART
OF INDUSTRIES IN AUSTRIA
AS GERMAN PREPARATIONS
aneuuer To Armies
SpreadO uerE Easter EuropeSeen

occupation armies already is
taking form. Byrnes is report
ed by some irformants to fav-
or al agreement among the
big powers that occupation
troops would be Withdrawn
from a country about three
months after the peace treaty
had been signed.
Foreign Commissar Molotov,
on the other hand, reporteuly
favors making ratification of
the treaty the critical point
by which to fix the deadline for
troop removals. Since months
or even years may elapse be-
tween the time that a treaty
CONTINUED on Page Two; Col.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07

WARSAW, July 6-P)-The flight
of Jews from Poland was report
ed today to have increased in the
wake of the bloody pogrom at
Kielce and many were said to be
trying to cross the frontier into
Czechoslovakia or stow eaWay on
ships in Baltic ports bound for
Scandinavian countries.
In Warsaw frightened Jews
crowded the corridors of the Hotel
Polonia seeking military permits
from the American military at
tache for transit through Ger
many en- route to France. Others
sought visas from Czech authori-
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j%ectives Of Secretary Of State
Byrnes. One Of the reasons Byr-
mes has been in haste to lay
down peace treaties with Ro-
mania, Hungary, Bulgaria and
Finland this summer is his
expressea belief that this would
be the first step toward get
ting Russian armies out of
those countries.
The logical next steps in
Byrnes program would be con-
clusiOn of a peace treaty with
Austria AID review of German
occupation problems which
have a bearing on the number
of Russian troops in Poland.
Some information reaching
Washington is that the issue Of
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07

Effective Monday morning the
p.1ces on milk and dairy products
"Al' Of economic necessity, go
W. +. L. White, president of the
"H-'e S Ice Cream and Milk com
pany, said yesterday.
"AIte, in announcing the price
mVIease Of two cents on the quart
" grade A milk, pointed out that
WIN the removal of subsidies, the
so"Suner would have to shoulder
VIZ load previously carried by the
government.
'ost returned from a general
rneellhg in Raleigh, White said
~rietnpers Of the North Carolina
larry Products association and
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Terror Wave Starts New
Exodus OfPoland's Jews

ties which would permit them to
leave Poland bound for France,
America or Palestine via Czecho-
lovakia.
Despite the governments efforts
to afford protection to the Jews,
their fears of additional anti
Jewish violence seemed to have
been crystallized by the Kielce
Pogrom.
The newspaper R~ezecpolita
charged that agents of Gen. Wady-
slaW Anders, who commanded the
Polish troops fighting il Italy,
took advantage of Weariness~of
Continued on Page Two; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Milk Goes Up Two Cents
As Subsidies Are Cut off

the Milk Producers association
thoroughly discussed and tnresheo
out the whole problem of price ana
subsidies. Since 1943 when the
government granted subsidies to
producers in the amount of 535 MIL
lions annually, the cost has been
borne by the consumer through
increased taxes. Now that the
subsidy program has come to a
halt the cost will be borne olrect-
ly.
May Be Temporary
When increased cost of produc-
ton threatened to lower volume
CONTINUED on Page Seven; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
BY JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

BY JOHN M. HlGHIOWER
WASHINGTON, July 6-(P-
A Russian 1naneuver to keep
Soviet armies spread over
Eastern Europe as long us pos
sible is being predicted private
ly by diplomatic authorities
here despite the progress on
peace-making at Paris.
Failure IF the Russians to
follow such a line, it is said
would mark d major change in
Kremlin foreign policy, arr
would ease tensions among
the great powers far more than
is expected as things now stand.
The withdrawal of occupation
armies rs carly as possible is
known to be one of the OBJ
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Truman Expresses Hope
For World Unity, Peace

monument dedicated by former
President Franklin D. Roosevelt in
1898, read the inscription at t :
base:
Peace eternal in a nation
united"
If you changed nation" to
world" said, you would really
have something.
AS reporters met him at the
monument during a brief vacation
tour of this historic national
shrine, the President expressed the
wish he could make an announce
Continued on Page Two; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
WEATHER

North Carolina: Partly cloudy and
warm Sunday, diminishing winds over
Northeast portion Sunday morning, wide
ly scattered thundershowers west portion
Sunday afternoon. Monday partly cloudy
and continued warm with widely scat
tered afternoon thundershowers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07

Continued on Page Two; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07

CONTINUED on Page Three; Col. u
Evening star., 1946-10-31
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

sTENOGRAPIc and seeretarisi slapss
now forming. Begtnners and rsfresher
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping'
comptometer, all secretarial subjects. kst;
IS Ks; assrssissd pDESosSsan Il ascao1f 1887,
tsSs n a1a co6RsEs ss6RsssE Or With
oLt touch. typing: hundreds Of excellens
insuirs BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 ,. MA.
Learn TO DRIVE the safe way; dual
control cars: professional instructors. j. sol
Learn PHoroGRxPHY. complsts course.
sGTo s1SH no pRiviss fsisn tanrht By experts, :s.,
ssslf sssRs5slf sS, s.ss; = EAsY 5as METzoD DRIVING
sGf6S SGhHShR REVIEW EH COURSE in snorth.nd.
typewriting Bookkeeping. calculating ma,
chimes. New classes now starting; Enrou
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 r st. MA. a3ss;;
MODEM TRAElING in beauty culture, all
subjects taught. Approved By GoyernNsns
coILEdE. 1910 O st. NV. Dr. 1859.
90 lessons; improvising and transposnE.
Aforementioned studio. Mr.. NEWNAANNs
sEWING LEsSoNS-Eight 2-heur lessons,
SO: day and night classes. sINqER SEW.
MACHINE CO. 3337 Conn: ave: EM A25S.
GREGG AND PITTMAN SHOhThAED,
typewriting individual instruetion; gay
and evening classes. LAKE SChooL.
1l0l Vt. ave. tat L ST. NV pl. lll4
Evening star., 1946-10-31
SITUATIONS WoMEk tcont., i.

StIVAbt0NS WONNsN NNOme.L.
NURSE. pndsFGTsdysts, would Ike ,s:hs.
SansSis Gaa g. saS1RsI-Ll. a1SSi pr,v.s. dus..
sso RGab honest r,!..s: = sypdss,r,s. s.1,:
.nss. sa fo4mlnsb 2Vssbs soqs: Nov or hss scs
ssIoRErARIAL ASSISTANT or sssrsss..isi
Teeeptionist experienced: OR: si4i ,.,.
sour. a%n day ss' Week; my once or yours.
.t ,s:,,s i4. h.
ss99ffssoesArHrk s9fss sEcarGAar, ,isss ssiPss,-
81; kP 2223 e,si o. M sap,aens.a sSss aft ts,p;
cali c. Tor Tor and and deliver. sH, $500. u :.
si TxrT 1..ss:S; Ssi H III d: :nt 'ss?i s.
9o&as.s 9,sn ssseSie.sa work ss.ns ss ss n.ssin;:
eko%Dx asG5ST Or ~ slnfsi Miss.sippi i' ave. % S.
WoMaN. ysoisHi .sits, desires position as house
WoRMAx yssRMsA sea seuns soS solcr.a year. col
iese, four years Government CLERK sxpsrt~
snss seamstrsss sxnsrienss 1ssSss n;sSs nretsr
siis: S s: son.ld:fsa s5 Issg'Esiss Miss RootE
MstSMAs' stss PIs...ns responsible. yoaHs :,.; en-;
with children evenings and alternate sat-
urdayS and sundays in return Tor privats
WOMAN, young, desires secretarial posi-.
tion; experienced in shipping, stenograpny
in English, Danish: eonversant in German.
YOUNG LADY. cultured and rehned' col.
ored wishes Job as baby sitter; after o:So
o M; refs NO. 1850.
YOUNG LADY. interested in steno, OF
general ONCE work in 4 Silver spring once.
Phone SH 1917. Z
Evening star., 1946-10-31
SITUATIONS WoAEN.

SMLps MURsE SIn, W. ST ,Es E5th your snil-
ss,,teIs a2s9naD exS Sss CAN sssFss ass tm
sS;is asfssSsss
sasa'i" sien year deDarsment store Tetai!ips.
desires n.ag,e position WH sss7 "a any
S.Ts sf st. Mi s os
ions: eve sexns spsei.lts;. ssas, MISS
RE REFEhr ssS T2PlNG 1TEa: Il sn5 AZ
sGnaof sis.1 iso 5s'ss Sat- ana ana sun. @ L. ls s1ss ST.
ss'aa a ,Das ash:i md sa: sos
sSIRL, Sii lisht colorsa. desires work 3
maid in once or store or waitress. 90
Giki. colored bus girl or work in family
Of two Or three adults; no Laundry. BOX
dYaL. hYsia eolored desires position as nls clerk
earding or seesetsriai: also rseeptieihsss'
9x 9fR ssss se,dnsd sss 1.ass s Job cleaning Ones.
II pm to 6 an. anywhere. Ao. 1888
Sk s9,crsd want. s..ss .s.t ssD.s.ge.s y a:g q
sTaL; li1ht solsEsali sssl wishes work in store
GIRI. young. colored, desires lob as ressp-
tionist or. typist; Govt exper MI. 009o
evenings. Cali Di. O69S after 5 pm.
GIRL, colored. wants Job after school
from. 4 to Mondays throush Frid.ys'
Girls, i2), colored, experienced; child's
nurse. light housekeeping. plain cooking;
ref, health card. AID. 557S.
GIRLS, colored. desire work part or full
tins; NO. 1920; ,Es., Es,; 1stl 1sstl,n children or
lady. refined surroundinss lirst ccnsidera-
Msiapab;,cHn siaab; Sil oF4icke e22ass,srANr. ,.ser.tor,
and nursing experience; eollegs and bust
ness training. Bog 14a-T, star.
under 80. 10 yFl. experienced. PRIV. Indus
try, desires position payins SIS. An tn
tsiligent. eonse1entieuS, speedy secretary;
S.day week. CO. 1864. -5t
Evening star., 1946-10-31
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

ooLoRED WOMAN vents day's work only:
Sane Sin sili sn01sd dsivss aea'fss A. g seSs. 'a
waitress % or maid. Can RE. 1877:
GIRL, eolored, wants part or tul Ems
work; no cooking: good ref; GE. Sapo..
GIRL, eolored, neat and reliable. good res
erences. exceptionally good ironer' wants
days work De 0o66;
GIRLS. colered, want Job s-h,v; no Sun-
CRIT wants s.h'w.; live in: refs. co. 1888
s:isl GiRL, coiofed lDd desires work as chamber.
eoIple: - no SUNDAY. LIZ, $40.
GIRL tcolored) wants .housevoLk. Mon.
Tues. ana Fri; experienced; rel. ne. 4So4.
HoUsEKEEPER. white, wants position.
small .sdult family; live IN sven nurse.
9xfnSbkLss: .3peris;nssd; ed, xoSS o ss ssssst TAX:
p Pant Art TINE %sSains mean work for employees
PLAIN COOK. part time, no sun, $40 per
WOMAN, WON white: 5000 cook. houssk,s.sssr
and laundress. wishes permanent positlons
Sl2 week: city only, ,907 r st. ne
WOMAN, colored, desires : gays Wosks
Thurs, Fri. and Sat. Ii. 6s4o. ,
WOMAN, colored wants Job % Eensfa
houseWorkeri, no cooking: FR 6.es;
WOMAN eelored' wants days .GfS
WoMES 1a5. colorsd: want days work;
FAMILY Wash 70 take home; also window
curtains NO SlSa. II
Evening star., 1946-10-31
NQD WoAAeN.
nELp poAUTic.

ooMPANIoN, iisht houseksspst, NEEDED
ts,iFres'ss.s'i eaF e pn, mite live n' "0 StS'
COOK m exp. o and INV INV. three adults. full
or part time; references; live out. En-
COOK, deSnst.irs work. sleep in: colersd,
COOK. hovs.k.spsr: superior. reliable
!snnsT' sSTsd wo soe''llssaat nsao wages reference.
Go1k as .:1 s:Pss stosF ass.l ss.t' a apt
SER oR s6iS. tsa s9oo tPe'' Msss ss ave. s n%
ooE ssDs ,aa trGn 7asa
S0oR:G,H;W. l,sht Then hsnd lsund|sy; uni|s ~ live tn
%s S Sss sa' Sd sa'''iiS sss s'
SSSs ssS.I 81 ssa a..rs s''. ,au Il ss''ss "
COUPLE, white or colored. permanent;
xofs sSS1 ''%s
Sa .ess ~ CONN nD;'at' sse ~ 1865
s:f sn ss msst asst'S
mo Boz T:'slssees sss:s s. upstairs
only those n sSaa ys Il a aoea homs ana
CIV, live In or out. fond Of children;
phons y 5ys w. w. ss2Ga sstsG or nights rel req
GlH;Wi-In.sll.sent: rssDonsislss. Sa white Or
family: extra hslp; best LYNN, conditions
SI Haiss ~ &Aip ip5s-s shss s.:I Small family
pssiene. and references. Best wages. can
s;;ssE.l seYseslssnins By sass laundry sac
zig S3IIt OF W,si WOMAN Shit.; ssnsr.,, "a, hE;;
s.sf s.ssffste On .NHoRSs; settled: white; .s,l.,
;a sSs sSps5ssd ssSass no os osse0t5ps dp live in other
A0UsIKEEPEK. white, Eood cook, make
aaopsrWSsRf aeIps VS. leiR 1t'r - .n Has's
E,, yssk Of 9 days; p:rmsnsnt HoTEL
SogRTm. M salts; sszs blvd mi past College
nfasihir, nfasihir aofGsslHSNosk DUTIES. partial
care Of two children. girl 2H. boy 4; no
.sPs!s vi: s ssss''s so: s'ss; 1855 ss
sssIs. 'fS ~. 'h n sasss ss ssss:s .a.
ssas .sserg n sss ss;s ss1es esi' is
ST 3IN: RE. oa75. from to 8, or sH, 1864
nAiD. through dinner; general house.
small apt, 5-day week: no children; local
references REQUIRED; call ST. 1898 Friday
MAID, s.Rw, settled colored woman; live
II: \, ArliRSton Oh s52s :ask,,,. ,,v. i,
washing, no ironing; Seb; 5Is-day week
Pst'SR es Wo pa5 ssss have good
MAID, sleep in adults in house. must
BE- good cook and general houseworker
ssed Som other
saa spon,isis DE s,ri With thorough s1peT and
.ht M best r DDg sssi
Vim ssier.a intelligent; az, IS = %.
y; n f sah. 5 ':ft' A. s7si g.
NtRsEMAID to care for children and cook
nfoy.s no rs in no ss :uneFs TX 9sS1 ssr help
tGiFSssTiARs MAID, white, 70 i've in: Rriysts
ssaa: !sRa' eves. ss.eIsess: vs. a17s sau''so
WOMAN to stay in: cook and help with
eh,id5eG, permanent position $50 week
WOMAN, eoIored. for chamber work in
between 10 and ll:3o Am. or eau go
ELDERLY dependable woman who would
like room and board, plus smau salary.
to prepare meals and care esrsfs fes n,.. !aas ~
ea ShG i s.ss 1854 fslf5fs s.foss 80
REFINED ExPER. cook and housekeepsr.
5H daxs,, No Sun, no ewes. Adults only
fxrERitScKD fsaa Rnss Fl WOMAN. for oookins and
VI. Wo sI53 -
Evening star., 1946-10-31
PERSONAL.

SLIPCOvERS beautifully tailored 10 ~
your furniture. For prompt ssrvies eau
kHoSfE f9 SHEPHERD sese, ask for Mis-. 9
Wright, II you are in need OF loan up 70
HsaY hfeG = ysff ysTLfyRiD AtRii WOMAN .s.sA..
sSnssiousnsss; privsts tu.or: Nj; sss ssoo, 90 90
hnserwave, soc. No sppoiptments; Al
Flynn BEAUTY coLLEdE, 1910 q st.
Ii. w. JOHNSON, Dentist-Talse teeth re-
paired while you wait. Room 602, Westory
sSksrs sskk Az Bonded Ss'a .ss licensed
151ns So sss S.S:l so.ss CT nurses
ss.sS iaa sse.s ssslss4sf - ssfsi;
ias iPEas5aaiizED 3Ssha Ii n" APV1cE M you h.v.
sonsns saT pJ '' ISL s, 81
coIoN rHERAPY, s:3o-s; sats., 1-e. By
appt. HOSPITAL exp. Reliable. No MASSAGE.
si''is LAY iNsuRsSERY-Monday through sssyr.
day care q children; transp frTn: e
a. sss y e. pson. Vii Clinton snd
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE DAT and sossd.
sssi Nc asp os III
dsss.a ssSS. ssSSo o.s y es coamS Sas
ssSs1sss ss.!. 3 srdss, i "a! ss sssts|sRs sst
FEEL SfTrER aitsF rse no
fee. Relief from pains and aches due to
nervousness, piles, colds. fu or other all
isst: Lay Is sssssssufoDath. 90 years ssSs!i:
taken in your home; children
& ,ss9 ..s.ss;;
KiDbfELANp; nursery school kindsrsartsn,
dinners transg.; iss; play area; to -.
hassssAaSSs 'Ysa!s.
materials; BY appointment WA. e31s.
MRs' NE WHY X2f' NOT BE RESPONSIBLE = for.
asR.fs s.ssis ny &oasa' &asaa ' sos 2ss 'sasd sad
skANRiTaHsA sskANRiasAiNs soseGRRHEs seRHs SCHOOL has .n.- saa
a'i n y
s1d ssas ros ess
SGsIoM-NADE sin CovERs cut On yoar
:ss sssns e.: :d ;ssss so sH%G
Chin CARE, pick up and delivery ssry.
ice; age. IS months to S years, HuMPTY
DuMPTY NURSERY SCHOOL uN. OF 81.
DREssMAKNG. slip covers and dranss;
slffFs,ons ,sy snIasnsn, l1sHa,ns fur Phone Taylor
For sALE@ist trust. $4,000; Well Sc.
cured on suburban Maryland residential
property. INEz CusHARD, WI. 6sb1. 81
E9oM AND hoAR;p ARD Tsnssdd EsSssd {er l ils-yssr-
child; Cali 9 to 5. GE. 1859. MRS. Nc
NTksiNG HOME has yacaneies--Invalids
and old age; tray service: all care given.
MRsEs Menas s. AVAILABLE, licensed and bonded.
tsssnsa pEaet,sa1 snS anssrksIvaSssss snkv1nrs PE
PIANO TUNING and rspairins. city Or
usssoRdn; sysSfssnn, AZ ~ SSsss SSs suasan'ssa vielS"
SqpsaSseFESSas p.msslESa. ss 3 espssol A. eaPs.
pIas..s; phys,sshs,apy ys,sshhss,apy ,saS cabinet ssss n
spd sy apgoigsnsns. Also home ssiis
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HELP MEN and WolAEk.

ROoKKEEPER. experienced in real estate
week; salary, $50 to start; 2 weeks vaca-
1ieH With pay send rffsTsssss' isd s.
Asaph st, Alex, Va, Alex. 6644 II
CLERK, inventory and supply; American
Red Cross, Walter Reed Hospital needs en-
ploye who likes detail work and is perna-
nent resident Of Wash. tipping nee. 40.
hr., 5-day wk.; pleasant working cond
good salary. Call MRS. GREEN, bet. and
T. RA 1880 %
CoUPLE, eook-houseman, private school.
Annapolis, Md; salary and quarters. In
auiries. call 81. 1870, or write P. o. BOX
No, g. AnnapoIls' Nd; ~ ~ ,n,,arsn ~ tor
farming nearby Md; wife to do g.h.w.; :;
must be sober and relianle psrmansnt hnn.n
Can at 1921 Eth st. NV. Phone Ma. 0blo.
TYPIsr for general once work in real
estate and insurance once. Permanent.
AZ SsyS nxS on Hs3 H%s3oMaS INT for s.s{
stenographic Job. using dictsphone part
time 1908 21st st. NV. 81
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SITUATIONS MEN end woMEN.

EXPERIENCED JANIToR; man and wife
Ex S264. WILLIAM HARLEY.
JANITORS-Young colored veteran ana
wife desire full-time employment, WIZ
quarters; thoroughly experienced A'
MAN AND WIFE, colored, . boys in junior
high want janitor's quarters ana work ous'
MANAGER, experienced in every phase q
restaurant and cafeteria business. Cau no.
944l, ask for Mr.. SINGER.
YOUNG VETERANS go desire part-tims
nightwork; gen once work, syitehs2ATd,
muitilith. multigraph, IpM: MISS HIoIAH
Evening star., 1946-10-31
SITUATIONS MEN.

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iSeo eoSSHfANf; NJ ..psr., sooks..slns .srv.Iss. &
ACCOUNTANT, sxpsrt books started: kept
eity fsi.E.nsss. oR, S9al: .,,,n.
pIseties' nEeci; diysi;sinsd sspsri.nes. % ayiiiabis
apSis15faATSi ;f,s SSE liS assssaiEsrAsr ssaE to
tive, experienced ONCE mansEemsnt salss:
;sS%RassfFIAfrSs e. BE- see ssss
ssiIIs' ss:sg, Sq1a AL T. 3 dssFes' 20 years
ASST. MASxSEa sR Or chef or steward; have
ti sttirLtEeRRs.scHsAGSFiF4Etk,SALIT, expsis best
caEf. riifish's rs. se ei..s in sea foods; sober.
esst coILtaE eesE sfEbaNT }AGSSN ssi Desires work
u fom ree sa.on
G4RbESER wishes days work: s5e gsr
hSsE h%ND rroRp lsais s.' ssa g! 81 sssSnsa e M ave-
al.sSHns nssssaie sss,,a. sss .ss
RFsnssaEln.p Fsifsa phes. sss r. sSS9 sSa'' OF a''s
ANT1NSScE WORK x ,ss..s S.n,sd ps9ess N tps
mason york, SoEE and s,RlW RsRy other repairs Call
hs1gs, ss5s. "a s.'sSys ssss salary sso-ss' week
MAN, soIored. wants lob as tsYsk driver.
Local s.er er long distance. DE 1895 ask '0s
NAN. colored, wants Job as truck driver;
OF helper on truck; experienced. NO esss,
MANAGER, available hotel or country club
twenty years experience, personAhle, em-
eient. complete fsniliarity al phases on,
inssrsst; s' pas, eonnsstions in MAS florida
sRd Nsr @ xo,k Box 1,.a aosT u s.s5 Hon. oun., s
broSerase: Government foreign service ex-
perisnee Part time or full time. Healthy,
loyal. and conscientious. Reasonable com
oa oss ssaf get
xiNTER-DECoRATo work,
Interior, exterior. Call evenings NO. s7s7.
s5so EHnro t41RnecsasS1c1AN veteran wants part
time Or pieeevork basis. Make offer n
WAssEE ssul n,1s.s 1s.s st. s;oy.ynm.nt nn account
nishts las iefs approx, ss $50 to ESQ: d.ytims
saturdays; downtown area. Box 14S-r'
pref.rred. f;i cail between and g. Go.
VETERAN AVIATOR, deaf; commercial
tion. sales; take any ress. work. Box sS-
DESIRE CONNECTION with millwork
pla Mt that manufa ctures cabinets, windows.
doors as foreman Excellent experience,
Consider permanent connection only. MA.
1864. Ext a19.
training and experience in hardware and
automotive access. lines. wishes to CONTACT
large local double-A retail outlet; Gl Blll;
MIR, BUSINESS MANwDo you need . good
ACCOUNTANT, Office manager OF full eharge
Phone MA 3S9S. IL