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Evening star., 1946-01-13
Eastern Crows-K. Of {. Till
Heads Bows Club Card

Wednesdays 135-pound class game
t Eastern Branch between Eastern
crows and Knights of Columbus
eatures this weeks basket bal
,hedule of Boys Club of Washing.
on quints.
Action in league competition i;
scheduled every other day, with Sat
urday the big date with five tilts
listed. The schedule:
9O-Pound Glass.
saturday-10 am, Eastern Br. Mats VS.
GEORGETOWN Br.; at GEORGETOWN Br.; 1O:45
Br.. at GEORGETOWN Br.: 10 am, Merrick
B. c. VS.. Alexandria B. c., at Alex. B. C.
IO5-Pound Glass.
Saturday-11:30 am. Eastern Bd Cards
VS., GEORGETOWN Br. at Georgetown Br.: / l
a m, Merrick B. c. VS.. Alexandria B. c.,
at Alex. B. c.
12O-Pound Glass.
Monday-6:15 pm. Alexandra B. c.
VS., Eastern Branch: at Eastern Br.
VS.; Merrick B, C., at Merriek 3. c.
Thursday-7:I5 pm, Eastern Branch
VS.. Georgetown Br., at GEORGETOWN Br.
135-Pound Glass.
Mondsy-7:15 pm. Alexandria 3. c. VS.
Eastern Branch. at Eastern Br.
Tuesday-7:15 pm. GEORGETOWN Branch
VS.. Merrick B. c., at Merrick B. C.
15O-Pound Glass.
Monday-s:15 pm, Alexandria B. c. VS.
Eastern Branch. at Eastern Br
Tuesday-S:l5 PM. GEORGETOWN Branch
VS.. Merrick B. C.. at Merrick B. c.
Independent Game.
Crows VS.. Knights OF Columbus. at East
ern Br.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
'CIinic on Badminton
Is Carded Tuesday

A badminton clinic, sponsored
by the District of Columbia Board
National Section on Women's Ath.
letics, will be held at the YWCA
Seventeenth and K streets NV.
Tuesday night beginning at s
o'clock.
Helen Gibson, director of girls
physical education at Friends
School, former national champion
in women's doubles and at present
ranked No. player in the Nation
will give a demonstration on teach.
ing badminton to large groups
District champions will demonstrate
strokes and strategy, with Bill
Shreve commenting.
Completing the program will be &
tournament match between the Dis.
riot champs and a discussion or
ule interpretations, equipmen
:vailable. use of equipment ane
places to play badminton.
District champions taking part ir
The clinic will be Joe Baker, Box
Deacon, Louis Mackall, Shreve, Kay
3aker, Polly Thompson and Mis-
ribson. Admission is Is cents.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Perry, Riccio Return Contest
Expected to Again Be Redhot

1t was a starring match when they
held it before back in November and
it figures as a replay tomorrow night
at Uline Arena when Aaron Perry
and Tony Riccio, two tough young
welterweights, meet over the To-
round route.
This rematch is one fight the fans
really did request. The paying GUS
toners were asking for it even before
the smoke cleared from the ring
after these sluggers put up a whale
of a contest.
Perry, the local boy, all but
knocked out Riccio in the early
rounds, only to have Riccio weather
this storm and stir up one of his own
in the later going to get draw.
Perry since has been to the we'll
again and kayoed Vince LaSalva,
and off his showing in that fight
and the punch he displayed early
against Riccio is a slight favorite at
odds ranging from 6-5 to rs. Riccio
mas plenty OF packing, however, from
those who remember his wins over
Joe Curcio, California Jackson and
Jiggs Donahue.
Perry cannot we'll afford to lose
tomorrow night. He is booked to fight
Curcio in Elizabeth, N. j., on Janu-
ary %, and has a tentative date
against Sammy Angott for March 4
at Uline's.
Off the performance in their last
bout, Perry figures to do much of
leading. He's combination
puncher and fighter while Riccio is
aforementioned counter puncher
and clever boxer.
Three six-round bouts and an
opening four, set for 8:45, complete
the program. In skies, Harry Pres
ton, hard hitting New York light
weight who has scored three knock
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Mereersburg Honors
Six Washington Lads
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MERCERSBURG, Pa, Jan. 12.-
Six Washington area boys were
awarded letters in various sports at
Mercersburg Academy.
Among those honored were
Jonathan K. Woods, captain of the
cross country team, and John A
Buck, captain of the Junior varsity
football team. Football awards also
went to George w. Young, jr., of
Washington Grove, Md; Howard L.
Gaines of Arlington, Va; Herbert E.
Hurley, jr., of Chevy Chase, Md,
and Andrew ]. Somerville of Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Capital Women's Bowling Stars
Seek ThirdWin Over Baltimore

Weisenborn. Evelyn Rossi, Ruth
Zentz, Marion Line, Gertrude Wit
koski, Jean Aiello, Ethel Woodward,
Ardrey Mullaney, Lillian Smith,
Ann Shilbach and Mildred Cameron.
From Richmond will be Edna
Brockwell, Lucy Leary. Margaret
Crump and Pearl Nicholson. Max
inc Allen of Durham, N. c., who
boasts the nation women's five
game set record of 720. is another
likely entrant. The winner will re-
ceive 500.
With many of the New England
sharpShooters who fired in yester-
days United States Open staying
over for the affair, the 10th annual
Maryland State Open at the Belair
Center this afternoon and tonight
looms another big duckpin show.
Squads will roll at 2, and 7:30 in
the siX-game event The winner
will receive S125. second $50 and
third $50. Perce Wolfe was the last
Capital winner in 1941. Ollie Pa
cini was the first winner in 1897
while Karl Gochenour topped in
1898.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
Trainer Cicero Suspended
By Gu|fsfream Stewards
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 12.-Trainer
Vincent Cicero of Baltimore and
all horses owned or trained by him
were suspended today by the stew
ards of Gulfstream race track for
the rest of the meeting when the
Florida State chemist announced
positive" presence of a stimulant
in Gypster, winner of the sixth race
January 9.
The stewards referred Cicero's
case to the Florida State Racing
Commission for further action. The
suspension also covered all horses
under Cicero's supervision and con-
troll.
Gulfstream ends its 40-day season
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1946-01-13

outs in as many starts locally
bounces back against Walter John
son, of Philadelphia. Ossie Rodriguez
clever Puerto Rican featherweight
who has won two bouts in Madison
Square Garden recently, engages
Jimmy Jericho, local kid, while Al
Mobley, Philadelphia lightweight, Ii
paired with George Radford, a fast
rising New York boy.
Peaches Jackson and B-29, a pail
of club fighting lightweights, open
the hoStilitieS.
Evening star., 1946-06-22
Union Suit Seeks
10 Delay Election

Tha United Automobile, Aircraft
End Asss.sAawA A.raemsnt NyrA-
eis u america (UAW-CIO) yes
terday filed suit in District Court
to enjoin the National Mediation
Board from holding an election
among maintenance OF equipment
employees Of American Airlines, Inc.
pending a complete hearing asked
by the union.
The suit said another union, the
; Transport Workers Of America, had
:, asked the board to investigate an
alleged labor dispute as to who
should represent the maintenance
employees in collective bargaining
As result elections among the
maintenance employees are sched-
uled to be held between June Is
and July 3, the suit said.
The UAW-CIO union contends an
election would be unfair at. this
time, since circumstances make it
impossible to determine accurately
what the employees want.
Besides the UAW-CIO organiza-
tion, plaintiffs in the suit also in
clude three individuals who say
they bring the suit In behalf of
themselves and other maintenance
employees. The maintenance en-
ployes include airline mechanics
ground personnel. plant service and
heet service personnel and others.
The plaintiffs in the suit are rep
resented by Attorney Benjamin c.
Sigal of this city and Attorney Sol
D. Kapelsohn of Newark, N. j.
Evening star., 1946-06-22
HELP MEN 3 WOMEN.

BooKKEEPER-TYPIsT-we have imme-
Siats opening for an eexperiencsd book
ssD' Ms r.s s.. 'yons osss ts, s ,xol
sess: ias. ls 'sssss,
SoS eE D'5 ass ,eE tlssasas C. D. s!hr
assTsy Boston I Mass. .0f womsn ssa nems mnst be m
sSss sse 'snsss Il s:rvhs Hea:
spacious living quarters on premises;
opportunity ior permanent future. Keel
.ioa. M Boston rs Mass stsas sss iu su Is:s: ssf:
aeSSsfiiiiTAL AND MEDICAL CORPS, men
and women, TO register, for employment
IN In, laboratory % york; kp pharmacy, x-ray.
$fssSSs ss 81; r. rHs & sssSs RS;
kfchks aGs + HELP ws'h or hesh.Dd. p r.sulsn
Nan M 81 4 WOMAN WOMAN fes :ns sod. rtoant.,n
Il Up pm y IN a. sair-sonditionsd bowling alley.
HRRy HaN 81 81 va WoMAN espssIe a'sIn0sns sne e1psr-
enced casualty ard fire insurance under
SsssT e.! to Sale. va VIM. once n ono:
history IN your ei reDiy. Box ss7H s.sr aI.
MuLT1GRAPH OPERATOR. knowledls' o,
BR4kE DSsIieArlssa' stRvfeE, isas'',SH; ga
sGBIfSfFYMuso stS HfSff ave- Rv need. immediately
trained publicity representative for Wash
inEton. Write Box 4O6-M. Star. -26
or once work; experience not essential;
good earnings with unlimited opportuni-
ties, Give self-information. Box 1891,
HELP WANTED for ice cream factory
Apply Mr. sonntag. CARRY ICE CREAM
ooPPfoRftuNHIrsY ooPPfRSft Il r for younr man or woman
attorney to handle financing OF homes
and business for sale for . real estate co.
ana and eentaess
with lending AGENCIES. Also able to draw
contracts and other legal work that is en-:
history Of your qualifications. BOX sse:
sshEaLLrERs WANTED. white only; good MSS g,
and hrs See mAnAger GORDON PILLOW
SERVICE, Greyhound Bus Terminal. -23
Evening star., 1946-06-22
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT. eYnert. hooT.

nUEOSN ,SS;sS lANl, expert, DOCKS started. kept.
msnts; prompt' reas. sH 1854. -. Sss.
ACCOUNTANT. experienced, books opened.
pared paIt-time bsss sv PRE-
a,ScouSSIANT, a,es1 S..,,.. Il. degree. .x:ATn,
sss net S'h cPx tassre es R!.f.5: 3
SecofsrANf AZ oSSsk hp1 4M BookskfffErER kssffE assr,,
asaslaS aaGousTaST sSTssss shs::
e Eseosss Adam. nasn9s.s a9ss
AGCouSIANI. &C. INT. bookkeeper, experienced.
e.D .ssds sSs ssass soSsl
4ses alses 3os5ion s,sr IN or near Washinston Boz
ACCT. soeokkEEpER. veteran. r..aisrl, a1
ssRnEN6nRs ias II EsyenlRss Boy 44sM M s..5
AZ. E. & ssE :s.fs';
BOY. .ased is, would lik. to b. on on .
his his.r board 2 = ~ and room. Phone Ii. 1851
BOY, selored, is. wants work Of any Kind.
BOY. solered. for switchboard operator and
general seG ! helper. Call AT. 2ls4 bessg.en
CHEF, colored. for immediat. work; COOK.
ton Box lMak sgikn Aa; Star for hfst-class posi-
lns gys position la-5 afternoons. Can 81.
FACTORY SUPERINTENDENT. age IS: 80
accounts and psrsonnel; Wish to ein.ds; naF:
afGa scaooI S6 ol GRAptArE sstI DESTROYS of
Ro1E 81 f0s s54 general s
istt sibaH0,aziA zAclPss. e. sS1 sss Is sIs
or Ie les. r.
local s or Otherwise: DU. s52s.. after q
LIQUOR STORE MANAGER. salesman. .x-
perisp@sed @ WWerchandisins. W display advertis-
IA s25s. s'f1 VIII gut lawn or
Pei time Work w 1853 S1 5th 'ae &. nv.s ~ AS. g.
MARiNE CORPS VETERAN of seven Year,
desires position which involves extensive
travels; II BACKGROUND Of cons.ructon pub
snc.d to meet top ia Susness ess execasiss.: npss
have Travelled both sides Of the rlobe: want
sansse1 %Ts Box assn assM or Stan INVESTIGATION eae'
MATHEMATICIAN. IS, BIS, MS. married.
super snpsrViis5y say excellent refer:
s'ir sSiI time Kindly State hours: Box lS:M. Saa.
PIANIST, colored. orchestra experienced.
desires position with band or solo work for
parties, ETC. Call AID. S456. Ask for
RADIO sERvICEMAN. 10 years. esner,.
ence, seeks permanent position. TIA s39S.
SLIP COVERS and upholstery-Fully
sauippea shop can handle any amount Of
work reasonable prices, guaranteed work
RRsnsnlP; Rox 4aRI mqst BE year-round work. Write
VETERAN. col. wants part-time or outside
hours. weekdays, 9 to 1880 am: week
pm: BOY ii I'M. Star ~ " g.
tion as cashier; experienced; available
3 to l pm, full or part time. AT q SO
HTERAN. single, 80. member D. c. bar.
sV fosmsr rm Fs1 aon ssent desires position with
yLTEkAN, eoloEed, attending school learn.
spotting; would like. work Of any kind
after 3 pm; has drivers permit. Can
I AM A YOUNG married veteran with 10
yrs. experience in the erocery business;
| am a 1rst-class butcher and can mana se
your store entirely: honest and conscien.
drop a card to BOX 3sS-M. Star. as " I
SEVERAL pRon1i %orthy Negro boys ar. .vaiiabl.
for live-in jobs as house boys, caring for
lawns, lawns, table waiting, etc. Cali Mr..
Evening star., 1946-06-22
HELP DOMESTIC Gent. J

COOK; sm Ks sol9rsa; cSs small family; no hungry.
sTsnsss required no, 5s9s WV t'
Uok n ina Nsy. A s.on vs
EsSa Gss1. salary. CAN Tempis ssos. "a a.
CnepiEi ssneTai live In woman to cook and DO
and help viii, house sn duties: u'r Reference: e
salary $500 month. Box 3e3-L. Star.
FILIPINO HoUsEBoY, no cookinr; 3 in
inanmniily: nnniy: excellent wages Phone Decatur
81! ;.ss:!s ass 0ass sss; 3, 81 ssssi lsss
sHW G.. W. oas sss day week clean .horousSl,
: 9IaIpss II eoo xsst 'a6 81 .;.Ists sias h'ar.
$HsasAf st Ms fAs g. e.s!tou.
woman preferred. Call Emerson 1928.
GIRLms CIR ..g.s days a. = week for washing, ironins
have a caisy ee.'s WI hd 41ss u'. s
5sa !s'ss' cs wo isss is5s sss sh
HoUsEB0Y - Filipino preferred; must bs
a6fski ass6pffss 81 6s ,oaa tSr ss4
aas sots s sssf sss ss. .g s,. :. he's:
Plus salary ea FANS :hs 9sals esa4sh iatnsa
HousEKEEPER. white; live in; plain COOK.
ing, ing; . ADULTS IN family, Groom house, al
nIa,n MIAID' .osS sESDe,Misneed M must ss b. excellent
required; $50 weekly isaa FEN s'faeae'' s. n.a.
MAID FOR sHoRE-Leavins for Bethany
%sssnt 5ssS a Il S's hdsasasn' ss
" !sf IN f:sfP.1 s5s H.'
plain p5l cooking; sood character reference.
MorHTR;s o HHsk; liEf HyipyP II; Phone 81. s4!4. ,
sTEHDSxs MoMAS Tees se Car. Re- ior asse
enild cnnn,s and os small APARTMENT for empioyed
xs Ell EM iof alha i.y 2s et
slssp n; sii,, Caii Wo. e1sa. sunSs'' Mss
WOMAN. middle-aged. white; plain cook.
ave. NV, Apt. 2oa. ~'i' ia y n.
WOMAN, .colored, reliable. to take csJs of
Va W2Nn2D r. AR aEpIAfETrsL aaIfa affsT Hou,.t.ss.r
care for children: live in; S25 per week;
seEm sfs1TRs gassi9n On rKitl55,sa IA a5,a eoos
each per week: other ssrvants. 3 adults
m,hHngy Il hfsHWily Box 2Q5-D. Star. -24
MhiRoWEk. sirls, age 2 and 5, need
Mn'ts must tmbedsased be fena ea to
est good character: must have excel. city
ref; duties, care Of household and ehil,
dren. Interview by appoint. FIR. 542I.
Evening star., 1946-06-22
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DENTAL DENT .s ASSISTANT. thoroushly expert
e9 ds.s sspnSs and ONCE 81 astas Raa sTDss
tons: eve. gowns a specially: reas. MISS
EzFEaT lag TYPsR PKns expersne.d Ans n AZ s.sss @
July, July and August. RA. 1856. -s3
TR: 1850 any time Saturday before $50
fInaS j.5nsi, 'sS1Ee color "a de;!Es .ssss e.te,.
High seAo@SE @ arS. f wants an sss' e mind aa shil.
SHEElishsf fSsn Il Rs ;fetSq SouSG Ss Ne NosxY
research; b.a. degree; experienced; no st; Sat:
pasrt.time part. considered; What is your best
Va Vaef! write M's.o' 1854 Gunston' Alex,
NURSE, settled, wants IS hours duty. iiv.
Keeping II desired permanent sOmf saisry 9use. ep.
Sns sssHR on1b3 G4 sssh Int ext
g s;na4p* & lss s ssss; ass. e.;
sassoS1 ase NJiss NgksE Tap,s position in
RESEARCH OR EDIToRiAL assistant.
graduate. sIsdiu degree in history and economies
q spa dsrnan: .expsTIenss both n and out
aGSSCSdIEGsn vs.s Md s7sg .Ss sys' household
write Iox s4s.M. Star. s .'' ss.I
SECRETARY. competent, eticient;. desires
ohSns pootlOu, pFcleEAOly pTOlSSSlOnal
once; min. starting salary, $40. weekly.
Sc sEcRHsffARY. exper. "a yrs DID, neat e, .p.
pearance. local background, desires inter-
esting position. nreferably connected with
griting; WI 1890 after g pm. e2'
SENIOR, y. OF Md, desires bacteriologi-
sai isaano5atory sasg position for summer. Can
TYPIsT, stenosrapher. wishes work at
sstss5ssss'ieal' ss5s'' thesis and manuscript. .sH:
WOMAN, intelligent, attractive. young.
married, desires position OF responsibility;
S,,s, San supervise perso1nsl knowledge Of
aRs aShRsneif HARpSs!Fns. RRpsSss!ns. HS ssssa' q fa
WOMAN. young. colored, place as moth
er's helper and care Of not over two chii.
Hareni WILING Ing, to 50 away for the summer.
YOUNG Gill now operating Remington.
Rand bookkeeping machine, accounts re-
ceivanle; also can operate mimeosraph.
M Mssfess.sq stsq in changing positions. Box ts5-
young, REFINED Latin American lady,
WITH some knowledge of ENGLISH wishes
gart-time Job during afternoons, teacher in
spanish: willing to work for modest sal.
aryi good references and educational back.
Sroana; non 81 Sypins Spanish shorthand: Write
1vAiIASIE sept.-colles. grad. "a =,
and a: NJ: Phi Beta kappa: nature:
administrative experience; ability Is write:
adaptable and. hard workina: NO short:
hand; tr. prof. asst exam, ratiAE 95:
Wiling TO start at S2.4OO. WIS 1915.
~ SA' -SS
Evening star., 1946-06-22
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE.
Four Lines (Minimum)
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Poss A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES.

eern. Dial W III. ss8s ana ensa repiesentstive saV.
will make call with sample -22
DEsfERATION drives us to plead for you
20 please sell uS your home. We can pay
all cash. Box 419-M, Star 27s
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts unless contracted by myself WILL
tEf4Ep M B SAFES A cusToaa 1S & sER1fcf@ro 81 Nj e.
Of Customs on June ii, 1915. authorized
Fifty Fifty" Official number 22S6O6, to
that OF Sea Suds." ROBERT B. APPLE
EEE, deputy collector. -24
ed, kept; full or part time: 5 years exp.
monthly statements, taxes: reas Box
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts unless contracted by myself CUR
It's r. CLICK. -613 Lawrence st. ne,
Warrington II, D. c. "a
Evening star., 1946-06-22
HELP MEN.

sis svsnass .' sDpls 3 lSs ~ lsttss sss
& sro5kR55SMY Yss 2IfIoiEs Il .xpsIsSs.
Nay CO. iosa g st. saw
~ s;s5iy Ne M Rothssb' UIfNE ICE CO. 3Td
IniL0oR. costmsker for making new
clothes, must be Experienced; FOOD working
ons '0es Can 'iz hx 'as a54 or .Sdsha
TAILOR. for mems clothing store. must be
sTEwART MEMS sT cfoTTHEs INC. siS
TiMEKEEPER and shop clerk, experienced
and capable Of handling clerical work In
ssSI cassl YsFfRs S Rartsa ssnd rSSo5
CADILLAC CO, 1929 22nd st. NV. ga
ony appy aDF rePs aFN SHk o 1ss1 an
Thsi TIkE sHiEsMxN: sf aix prefer man with sxp.r.
Ton snd e soua propSoss Sydtos y. aa
fH,YPlSTlIFast f,xp ye-I aceurate typlst for part
|%!Tdsy; prefer veteran student At "d aeorse ons
Washington University, which Is near our
s esss sSu.s ssR se sas Sea S am
money sens re. Hvss st.s coms e e sf
SaIH ss s'rc apd s'sa Co. si5
North Capitol St. D1. 1854, RE. 1888.
WASHING MACHINE repairman. expsri-
SSE %SESsSHaS sSs sSs lots asSs 1.s:
EofaRSpe sso ssh to GeI as,y wooR
e. e as2Rk,nf WITH ssses
s'0s saaliEy aE Rissin. .?Ee
wATcRMxN9 9rs for fSs local motor tre,.nt car.
rier,, able to answer phone and assist dis
By RAsg fiasxssssf s's co oau:hf ais ''s
WOOL PREssERs-Good opportunity for
Hiff rsfiss Rina Iaus6ERRERs 66ERRRlEE
MAN. chans mas have ss been resident o,
sens preferred qs pAi Il not .' s sssn you
fSSs iss5z SAL SALES ae'y eo als
YOUNG MAN-An excel. opportunity 10
ness, starting in our shippins dept; good
Co. = fs1s i4tS GSa9.a. ss. n1
NETWORK RADIO STATION wants music
librarian. young man with musical back
GROUND; familiar a.,1;an with library system per
Reply by letter. stating age, education and
previous experience. Box 490-L. Star:
OPPORTUNITY for. aggressive salesman of
onset printing and planosraphing: salts
NsToSslL7 R01 ksSRs saSN staa semp.nz r..
future. Excellent. opportunity Tor advanee-
SstRANcEp lGs fs SA wr.l vi
opportunity for advancement as under
writer: Reply. Boz 230:L. star.-
Evening star., 1946-06-22
HELP MEN,

s:s{o.antant yh0 has had posEkeepins *.
to .mplossers .u anG ,ype of
work since being graduated from school,
se mail sfs w s. snd Ga1 G one sD s
i2n'fs' f. fSREsz Hs wy e.
AUTO BODY and metal men and painters;
splendid pay plan, bests Of working condi.
seat WR1Sqqt 500 sSSTS T. See nS so M au,Ysp aYsp
AUTO body MAN and auto mechanic, 81
don.. 1'isbF REbs caKAdG d2od Il x'Ifi1s e.
AuIoMoTIvE MECHANICS to work on
Industry ton Vases ssursa sxes.ns II
eo sol 'ssdsnssaIoSAr a.
AuTo MEcSaAN1cs-splendid pa, plsn
excellent. excellent worrying eonditiohs: prefer Ford
x9HoMSsfIYGan sEehzs.ss Il Gass MIST b. .as ess
SSEt nsH5s sSgos t. Main. s1Ss
II 81 HR ;a ssaHS Hfsn'Ps PISS i;s sss
AUTo MECHANICS and body and TS fender
Of passenger cars Must have tools; 81 80
Ss sFSSA Fl; s!Es vs /.
zSS5fESSsMosnE MECHANICS. body dyss and
SG f0Tshs5 eAfeE fmeSEtsa cHD as
Anfo 6f IN mEcMANiGsnrordv aac + nv dealer o.r,n.
.aper.nc.s yise nas sn1snt as T9FEnF
Hamilton ST., Hyattsvilie. Nd. WA. oso0.
AUTO MECHANICS, FoRD-we have aust
ana s. is nc 1sI ase,Issees IiasGe
SssEs. a.t soia. With dealer n who ! ,es \.
ny n work sse..ns EaTsps Day. as snd
2 half for overtime. Convenient downtown
lsSsstisn sss MT n.ssa Make y Xgqr tu1YTs F9Td
xgfS xxiEfRSSnf PAINTER INTER or experienced painter.
Ss%sS ;s q:
zG4SMorAfysEs as ss AssnriHpi fxars cousrEnMAN@zsAn Mzs
excellent. perm. opening for an exper.,
Sss ssss siisEz sssE .sssS
Afro ifia f2kTs iss aRcSoM manager to tax. M full,
charEe; must be aggressive and experi-
:ss ssssS 9s:
70 Az, q 70 >. 10
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percentage bass. permanent full time posi-
III Iifn gso "a evening" EN- snork. can 1t. NoRasIs
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UcT& 333 l1th st. s.w. -2S
Bo0KAEEfEk. experienced; Shady week:
B0OkKEEPER, accurate, experienced, with
references, for wholesale produce con-
cern; Jewish preferred. Call GE. SS11 for
BooKKEEPER for retail store; doubl.
ssDstInn. ssBsEtIser pleasant working
BOX 363-I. Star. " WS4
BOYS. IS or over. .full-time summer work
with privilege working part time durine
winter school months Apply Miss Fifer
WESTERN UNION. Room SOL. 10 14th
BoYs. over 1s to insert papers on ssttr.
day night: apply to MrA Albert Ferber any
time this week and get letter to the Ross
SenoSi, i7So Z st. nv, for your work
st $50 Pm; Good pay, THE EVENING
sfk sEfckIa4Rthsscsps.nn Iaa91R E. sss n.x Shop. GOOD vss.s.
p st. Of Of Ridge road &c. PAUL a.
JACKSON. WA 1885. "a