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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
Social Planned
 ByAMxiiG'y

A meeting of Division 5. Ladies Auxiliary, A. O. H., was held re- gently at Mechanics Hall. Three new members were admitted and five new applications were received for membership.
 It was voted to hold social at the next meeting, June l3. The com- mittee in charge of the arrange ments will include Mrs. Sadie Bedore, Mrs. Catherine Corden, Miss Flor ence Cassidy, and Miss Mary Frank lin.
 Each member is asked to bring at least two cans of food to the next meeting for the Waterbury and Anti-Famine Committee col- lection.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
C0nc0rdia Societies to Hold
 FestiUnI Here. June g
Barry Keegan Studio.

Members of the Concordia Ladies' Society will serve as hostesses. Mrs. Gertrude Buerkle, Mrs. Ottilie Neubig and Mrs. Ann Mueskes will serve as chairmen.
 They will be assisted by Mrs. Conrad Tauber, Mrs Martha Klan, Mrs. Karl Bauer, Mrs. Henry Will ken, Mrs. Max Willhaus. Mrs. Hans Willhaus, Mrs. Friede Volles, Mrs. Helen Snyder, Mrs. Fred Rother, Mrs. Ernest Mueller, Mrs. Fritz Mueller, SMrs. Joseph Lutz, Mrs. Alex Klein, Mrs. Eric Kuegler and Mrs. Ernest Kuhn.
 Also Mrs. Chester Haude, Mrs. Oscar Gocht, Mrs Burton Beecher, Mrs. John Borchardt, Mrs. Louis Borchardt and Mrs. Martha Arber
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
HylGNd Pupils
 WiLL Present Minstrel FOIIieS


 Dance pupils of Miss Barbara Ann Hyland will present Minstrel Follies of 1946" at Temple Hall, Tuesday and Wednesday nights, June and s, 1t has been an- nounced. Two hundred students will participate.
 Among the various scenes to be presented are "Old Time Minstrel," !" ''The old Hayloft," 'Dreamboat Babies" 'Dreamland," Chinese Fantasy" Down Mexico Way" and "Undersea Ballet" Rainbow Is- land" a Hawaiian scene, will be done with special lighting. The final presentation will be a tribute to the Fighting Tanks"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
.argery Keane
 Guest at ShOzUe7"

Miss Joyce Becker and Mrs. Harry Young were hostcsses at a miscel- laneous shower given recently at Phil Becker's Restaurant in honor of Miss Margery P. Keane who is to be married to Leslie E. Sheldon, Jr., on June 9th.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Ed ward Keane, Mrs. Mario Gianinni, Mrs. May Daveluy, Mrs. Margery Ingrahm, Mrs. George Keane, Mrs. Thomas Petrukaitis, Mrs. c. w. Wells, Mrs. Harry Kumanski, Mrs. Alice Tiso, Mrs. Charles Pierce, Mrs. Thomas Fallon, Mrs. James Orient, Mrs. J. Harty, Mrs. Robert Turner, Mrs. Philip Becker, Mrs. J.. B. War ran, Mrs. John Walner, Mrs. Henry Mellon, Mrs. James Ryan.
 Also, Mrs. Richard Kalweit. Mrs. John Ricupero, Mrs. Herbert Kindt, Mrs. Robert Kallin, Mrs. Armand Landino, Mrs. J. Vrotacoe, Mrs. Berg strom, Mrs. Richard Young, Mrs. Harry Young, Mrs. Jeff Lang, Mrs. Winnie Verrier, Mrs. Catherine Keane, Mrs. Edward MacAvoy, Mrs. Marion Bannon, Mrs. Anthony Gil- 10, Mrs. Catherine Ryan, Mrs. Loyal Griswold, Mrs. Joseph Ford, Mrs. Evelyn Manzella, Mrs. Carl Kaiser, Mrs. James Overton, Mrs. Tessie Cnrdelli Mrs CSl1S SschOeck. .Ir.. Mrs. Mary Keane, Mrs. William Mellon, ST.
 Also the Misses Shirley Keane, Muriel and Eileen Keane, Phyllis Becker, Arlayne Mellon, Jane Young, Betty Hallett, Marie Ayotte, Betty Vrotcae, Helyne Pierce, Ann Book, Lillian Becker, Dorothy and Violet Woloshinsky, Jean Carder, Sally Ostroff, Mary Strickulis, Isa- bell Young, Patricia Overton and Joyce Becker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
Y.WC.A. to Mnrk First
 Birthday With Reception

Members of the Y.W.C.A. will mark the first anniversary of that organization with two large recep- tions to be held in the afternoon and evening of Tuesday, June 4, at Prospect Street headquarters In- vitations have been issued to more than 5000 members. The public is also invited. The afternoon event is scheduled for 4 P. M., and the evening reception win begin at 7:30 P. M.
 The event will also mark the opening of a campaign for World Fellowship funds to assist in re- habilitating the Y.W.C.A. in the Philippines. Mrs. Trinidad Albero, an official from the wv. in Manila,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
Club Notes

The Women's Civic League will meet at the home of Mrs. Bessie Graves, 36 Vine Street, on Sunday, June 2, 1t has been announced. The organization recently contributed to the canned food campaign now un- derway in this city to aid EuropeAsa relief.
 More than 200 members attended the open house and benefit party given by the Warner Gardens Com munity association on Saturday night. The sos Teen-timers. of- fered entertainment.
 The Mericent Porter Chapter, OAR. will hold it's annual meeting and luncheon Monday afternoon, June 3, at the Third Congregation al Church. An election of officers will be held. Reports on the Conte- mental Congress of the OAR. held last week at Atlantic City, Y. J., will also be given.
 Past matrons and patrons of the Evergreen Court, No. 3, order of Amaranth, will be guests of honor at supper to be held June at Masonic Temple. A business meet ing will follow Members who desir- ed to attend the supper are asked to make reservations with Mrs. Jennie c. Marggraff before June 5.
 Approximately 500 persons attend ed the weekly servicemen's dance last Saturday at the Central I'M. CA. A community sing was held in the west lobby. Music was furnished by Unico Barone and his orchestra with Robert Kearney as vocalist.
 Y.W.CA. Swim classes will be held at Wilby High School pool while the pool at Crosby High school is undergoing repairs, it has been announced. No classes will be held on Memorial Day. On Friday classes are scheduled as follows: 5:3O and SIS P. M., Dip classes; 2 P. M. Intermediate and diving classes; 7:45 P. MBeginner's Swim ming class.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
Babtist Group
 To Hold Picnic

The MT. and Mrs. Club of the First Baptist Church will hold it's annual picnic on Sunday. June 16, at the ScoviI Recreation grounds, Wolcott,
 The following officers were re- gently elected for the coming year: Presidents, MT. and Mrs. John Tob- Ter; vice-presidents, MT. and Mrs. Walter Fritz; treasurers, MT. and Mrs. Walter Stein; and secretaries, MT. and Mrs. Otto Jensen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
GraUeS-Bnrke
 NnptiaLS June 5

Plans have ben completed for the marriage of Miss Evelyn P. Graves, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Raymond c. Graves of McGill Street and Patrick J. Burke, son of MT. and Mrs. Patrick Burke of AL ton Street. The wedding will take place June at g o'clock at the Church of the Immaculate Concep- tion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
ELTON BRIDGE CLUB

Results in the Friday evening tournament held under the direction of Mrs. w. s. Smith at The Elton were as follows: Mrs. R. D. Schroa-
 der and Mrs. Iris Alderson, 98; Mrs. Clifford Petitjean and Mrs. E. O. Hess, 941s; Mrs. Bertha Corbin and Mrs. Ida Birdsell, 94; Mrs. Edward Graham and Mrs. A. L. O'Brien, 81h; Mrs. Bertha Rudden and Mrs. William Sachsenhauser, tied with Mrs. James Cleary and Mrs. D. A. Dodson, 78h. Official standing, Mrs. Schroeder and Mrs. Alderson, 422; Mrs. Joseph McArdle, 39h i;
 Mrs. Birdsell and Mrs. Corbin, 39l F
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28

The Concordia Singing Societies of Connecticut will hold state singing festival in Waterbury on Sunday, June g, 1t has been an- nounced. Many prominent singers from various groups will be fea- tured. The place of meeting will be announced shortly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28

MT. and Mrs. George 0. Burt Richmond Calif., announce the birth of daughter, Dorothy, May I in Richmond. Mrs. Burt is the former GeneWieve WI Johnson. daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Johnson, Middlebury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
Elizabeth Woodward Says
OUT OF SIGHT, OUT OF
 MIND2

You meet c netD girl she's pretty . it's pGcGtton euerythinD conspires to thGt Uou hGve jun together And yoW hGve tt. Thre's nothinD much else yoWr mind but plGying and dancing and moonlight So make the most of t. Tn this mood, aud in OdcGtion surroundings, the girl looks luscious. You tGU but hard. And vow see to tt that she tGls for yoW. Then yoW partl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28

Mrs. John B. Cl1ddy of Madison Street is a patient at St. Marys Hospital where she underwent . major operation this morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
THE BUBBLE BREAKS

Summer vacaton can't last Nahas must come to am end Your Stop at that glory Your heart when think that spending any more days and evenings with girl promise that sn write That she won't forget all fun She's dewyeyed about the whole thing She hates the thought of the old routine without your separate ways
 No matter what promised forget other girl somehow busy didn't fully intended to her letters but what could You're bench png alone for her You're not staying just because she's not there to dance with You're finding that's she's can't you your self. So you'd better not write anything
 KEEP HER FOR YOU
 sYou made friend and the minute all written plenty things world stop revolving she'd like to hear that
 could drop her line send her card You could friendship alive at distance but might bump into her September! It would bet looking forward seeing than making plans for avoiding fa
 Keep in you conquestng immensely weeks going right
 liking with pant of her soul for days to Girls like that friends with people they M So don't summer love lightly your sbclider' A#H ts @ z.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

Topscorers in the Monday after noon tournament held under the direction of Mrs. John Moriarty of 60 Linden Street were as follows: North and south, Mrs. Joseph Reilly and Mrs. Frank Driscoll, 1O4: Mrs. Norman Cables and Mrs. William Cleary, 1O3; East and west, Mrs. Lawrence Scully and Mrs. Joseph McArdle, 1O5; Mrs. Joseph Steven and Mrs. William Dunphy tied with Mrs. Justin Clark and Mrs. Will liam Deadly, 100; Oficial standing, Mrs. Reilly and Mrs. Driscoll, 535; Mrs. Cables and Mrs. Squires 534 1-2; Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Weav- ing, 529;, Mrs. Bane and Mrs. To- bin, 522.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28

Results in the Monday evening tournament were: north and south, Florence Sullivan and Mrs. Charles YooS, 8S; Mrs. Beatrice Geigle and Mrs. Loretta Vance, 76; east and west, Mrs. Daniel McNulty and Mrs. John Mccarthy, 90 1-2; Ohicial standing, Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Guerrero 298 1-2; Mrs. Sullivan and Miss Sullivan, 296; Mrs. Yoos and Mrs. Sullivan 296; Mrs. Rueschand, Mrs. Skipp tied with Mrs. Lasky and Mrs. Anderson, 293.
 The 5th session in the Water bury Women's city championship tournament held under the direc- tion of Mrs. W. s. Smith at The Elton resulted as follows: north and south, Mrs Helen Clark and Mrs. Louis Lougee, Ill; Mrs. J. P. Hager and Mrs. D. w. Roseburgh, 104 1-2; Mrs. Robert Strohacker and Mrs. R. D. Schroeder, 101; east and west, Mrs. George Moeller and Mrs. Charles petitjean, IF 1-2; Mrs. Harold Rowe and Mrs. E. R. Turner III; Mrs. E. o. Hess and Mrs. Wal ter Wood, 1O9; Ofhcial standing, Mrs. Strohacker and Mrs. Shroader, 544; Mrs. Philip Smaller and Mrs. Homer Bernier, 492; Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Lougee, 487 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28

will be postponed to the following afternoon.
Evening star., 1946-10-04
Associated Press Chiefs
10 Hold parIey Next Week
sy N. A.,soelot.d pr.s,.

NATURAL BRIDGE. Va, Oct. I.
Demonstration of the newest
equipment and technique for the
transmission and reception OF pic
lures by wire will share attention
with domestic and international
news problems during the meeting
here next Wednesday and Thursday
of executives OF Associated Press
member dailies from Virginia, West
Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland
and the District OF Columbia.
The wirephoto demonstrations will
be under direction Of Harold Carl
son, engineer from the Associated
Press general offices at New York.
w. c. Stouffer, managing editor
Of the Roanoke World News and
Virginia State chairman for the
Associated Press. viii preside at the
four-State meetings. The two-day
program will include visits to the
Lee School Of Journalism of WASH
ington and Lee University, q review
Of the Cadet Corps at Virginia Mill
tary Institute, golf tournament
and numerous entertainment
features,
Evening star., 1946-10-04
HELP MEN.

Y0UNG IAN, neet appearing, sble 70
2apf; 2ppfE; g R MR fSasisi fDS5aFRiEsiE. aiis Nicsoii
xoUSS MAN. white. clerk -s.sne;. 4 scod
ssiary. as "a sas Se WS. q start. state sse. edaes.
ton and previous experience. BOX ls6-k,
YouNG MAN. under 80, coilese Eraduste
life INSURANCE company. No experience rs-
e ST sep sol Sa
hours, 5-day week. Salary will depend on
aausaliisa ua e atieiis, Apply IN person to Room
YOUNG MAN. age Is to "a. to travel and
assist with special selling and advertis-
ing campaign. No experience needed.
eral drawing. account. High earnings.
Auto TRANSPORTATION furnished. Permanent
srsn Eorx spscihs h eSnsldsrst,on given yes ai
YouNG Man. printing. ssllins MY Of !: estimst-
Ing experience: weii-sstablished wsshins-
E: 5 s 'Es sssssas s9ss''ss'. 81 s fi
aofS snss s hoss ansI tsban. n mssn:s ssD sdf
insurance lS y comDany. Excsllsns sas epportunity e W
DEPEND on ao Appy sirD in person
Y YoHSG HSS NAN M a'h 70 as g. hT foT position in
MORTGAGE lending experience preferred but
;sIoa ssss ssIlIsy sas ana
gRINcE, aESRaEs BANK 4 TRUST CO..
isrk week m T.eson with p%
tons ses M psidns afs sTEUakT THlkpf Mo4Ss eSrS
TouS aFN Ssx ss xS5a soSaeeU sy clerks: NO
ions: good hours. Apply W sTANDARD
MTERNafion22S RH2a GH AZ cAkRfks III iii want. iisht
feE and
Years year diSersii,ed maintenancs experience
on heavy multi-engine type aircraft or
Mst sh and ssS proSf
citizenship for passport procurement. Adj
dress T ns inggi5iss % 70 Ps5sgnnsl % Rslstiqns psDt
saMEKA sTSsE ss;,re; s7gs,isessd e|s,k s1
WANTED s S5A for asf furniture repair shop. furni
ture repairnian and upholstery appEen-
ment plaa; &0% discount on purchssess;
okis St. ne Take Ivy City bus to door
4 coLoREp MEN needed to process raw
corn for the manufacture Of Fritos, q
5 'e21s g n: RfS APgs me- in $3.50
Bethesda ave, Bethesda, Md. 10
DRY CLEANING PLANT desires manager
with full KNOWLEDGE Of dry cleaning busi-
ness to organize ans evening crew; good
wages, steady Job. pleasant surroundings
eli New York ave. NV. %
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN. 27-36. who are
interested in making selling their. LIES
work; complete training In selling Of add
ing machines: We are only interested IN
men who are willing to study and work to
prepare for perm. future. Apply in per-
son, NATIONAL CASH RnGIsTER CO.,
1s51 Eo11NG q q coLnLEdE LnLEEdE MAN wanted for rio sd-
weekly publication. Cali MIR. LONG. ME.
Evening star., 1946-10-04
HELP MEN and WoMEN.

BAKER, white or colored. experienced in
bread and pastry. Excellent salary and
future for the person: qualified. HALEY,6
FeE,ssTAuRANNT. eI,sn 1921 North Courthouse I'd.
cLHRks cLsadsnf for once and receiving platform,
40-hr. week, paid vacation, retirement
st. ne. Take Ivy City bus to door during
COUPLE to act as housekeeper and SEX
ton in Catholic Tectory. Apply ST. AQ-
NEs EEcToRY. 4o4s N. 2lst St. Arl.
COUPLE. colored, man and wife. to live in
and work at q boarding house. Apply ct
CHAPMAN REALTY co, 1925 14th ct.
NV. or call 81. 1884. -
FOUNTAIN. full and part time: good pay
and hours: air-condttioned store. Apply
PEARSONS, 244S Wis ave. NV. ID
MAN AND WIFE. colored. to do laundry
and chauffeur for private children's school,
live in. $500 per month. sH. 1874. S40l
MEsssENGER in research organization s.
day, week, pleasant SURROUNDINGS. a22
Paafofr.E Paffioa Ri HELP for tobacco and COS
metics counter; no experience necessary;
BY pGsi STANDARD H DRUG CO. iios Il st. pc.
TEACHER. smail pvt, school, centrally
located. needs oualified math. teacher for
2 hours IN afternoon: apply stating age,
exp. and qualifications. Box 28S-L. Star.
TUTOR WANTED for PHI. D. orsis in
English; liberal fee. Write Box 219-J.
Star. -
Evening star., 1946-10-04
HELP MEN,

ACCIDENT and health salesmen and mul.
tiple lines; no experiencs necessary; WI VII
fa ousaoor Worf es NA 17es or
1s.s: 14ss from s am. to pm. for inter
ACCOUNTANT on staf1 in local cPAs Of
fcations; salary Open BOX 2S-L Star. 10
ACCOUNTING CLERK, young man. with
large automobile manufacturing concern
fsr dsy Se
day week Call District 5000, EXT s, be
tween 9:30 am. and pm. %
ACCOUNTING CLERK, young. depepdable
man, nisht audit Of ACCOUNTS .. receivable: BE:
sasts sasS piai mssts
New York ave. NV. -
ADDING MACHINE ,sd SALESMAN ss " s.psE per:
ss s5sagss ies iH's5lif ezsa
1917 K st. NV. -lo
by phone: labor publication. Call to
p.m. daily. DI. 44s4 for appointment
AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS-Permane ex-
dynamicists now open for engineers with
sirsrafs Or airersfs eaaipmen This Is not
future. for you with Americas foremost
the Nation Write immediately to tech
nicai employment section, THE GLEN L.
MARTIN CO., Baltimore 8, Md.
AMBULANCE DRIVER, white: must have
hackers permit; age 21 to 80, physically
At; no experience necessary: automatic
raises. Apply w. w. CHAMBERS CO.,
ersl nIo manager, manager CO. o4ss. " 1''''
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, expert
snced fer :tors lay9sti Saaya hhohomr
WOODWARD d LoTHRoP. $50 TO- 8
ASSEMBLIES, assembly line work on small
parts: excellent working conditions, in new
and modern plant; opportunities for ad:
yancement: 75c per hr. and UP. Call
Rockville ssS, Mr.. Gallington, THE Los
STRAND CO.. Rockville. Md. -6
ASSISTANT TO CREDIT, MANAGER, capable
Of taking credit applications and assisting
In collection Of accounts Apply q.
ABRAMSON CO.. 1882 9TH ct. NV. -8
AUTOMOBILE service salesman; excellent
opportunity for man with experience to be
connected with the largest Chevrolet serv-
1ppfhssooNs hsos eHsySSizr II sAL; IL 1saa Gsa1asai issh
AUTO BODY METAL MECHANIC, best deal
n city. FOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn,
GLASS sHoP. 1855 p Il. NV. %
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, fully expert
snsia S.sE EEsR sHMS soHiMsISSR g. si.s r..
ayA NV. NO. 6262.
Evening star., 1946-10-04
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Pose A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPNG and tax
service. Si to AZ eyses 1sas need; audits' reason
AccoGNTANTIsoeial security, income
taxes died, books started, kept part time.
aats SHs wxaHR Ssatssns TEArfR e. sS7 sS go 40 ga.
sTANsBuRY. Il. so2s a.
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
Az: son'IsSsss SesS B an' shs SsasI 'ss0
Asi'Sf AZ 81 fms II DATE, will not b. respon.
other than myself. cIEoN n. THOMAS.
4 VIII EliksS5a NoT Ps Biz RESPONSIBLE for debts
sef. Will WILLI2M 4. IxxFTELD. Ills Rob
ihs1n Taa soAsS 81 sS' OF AccouNTANcY for the
District Of Columbia WIN hold examine
ton tons On Wsdnesday; THURSDAY @ ,aas sns Fri Il,
countsnts. Initial aDplieations must be
d' asd not Sa Gs ssr s is
ssns d.ts, oesoSss =: is4s. ef tntsntisn q
CHARLTON, secretary. 1907 M st. NV,
PnSsTHkaRs MaSss1hsksGan s. AND a 5 CEMENT F1NIsHFRs,
Local 96, special meeting Thursday, oc-
tober 8, 1g46, Convention delegates report.
ASxSouS4a 1SxH THE9R sna Bookkeeping
social SECURITY and income taxes. monthly
THIS THIS is TO NOTIFY that I. james W.
Lea, ST.. am no 10 longer connected With M se ths
9th st. NV, Washington, D; G., and shall
not be responsible for any debts CONTRACT
ed after Sept 10. 1916. JAMES w. LEA.
ST. 3s " st; ne; Washingto9; 2. e
81. ST.: Hof Sfn e. seRas ssS ah 81
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the sharehold-
ers of the Equitable Co-operative Building
Association will be held at the once of the
association s15 + st; nv "Wednesday.
mert Of the constitution Of the associa-
tion will be considered. EDWARD L.
No4TcE is HEREBY GIVEN to all ofacers
and stockholders. of veterans' Cab Co,
toPer oath. ,ls46. ct bl9 K 81; NV: at
elect. new oficers. C. g. HATHAWAY,
President. -
RACES - Daily pickup service In 1946
taxis. Appt's made IL am, AID. 1878,
Apt. 2.
Evening star., 1946-10-04
furniture ware
drivers permit.
Call Mr.. Mat
COLONY HOUSE,

AMNANN. Engineers. San Antonio, Texas.
sleystors: sS ncT NO Sunday work. z6i4 Conn. aye.
tims Hnsien smpioynens, e sertins NAH and rum
gyms AYeS qzs5 a$ssoAross e sa
M psrnsnent M position. ), KfTT MUSIC CO..
cia oaao osdtkNEh g 81 w MECHANIC, permanent lob:
e.r SS aso Must Says Ssys
isdHAM is1aTA ee coMMuNTFx NJ REs sis ' II asss "a.
6fn Sf1tnsiGHRRsi EGRsEk Ea sEsyloEMANzMus b e.
TEIc; Ms TernsE rg.$Sn S2ag sEd st. n1.nt, n:m
business; must be experienced and reliable:
e bua psos o0d hoMas o
saSa' ssas s9s1s EssssS s
6SeeSi;AafEsTaL So; zaE IA st. 1RoN E u MECHANICS And
HELPERS. permanent work With lons.sssab-
nshed company Write. giving aualin&Sa- &
eSafAaY eaSf a7ea es4M colambla oS road Nv
SwssNshaMnEtSfAi wsNshaiMnEtsSSnf Il Z iiRoN woRKER and as
er and stairbuilder. capable Of directing
established company. Write, giving auali-
hcations. salary desired, address and L; tsls,
COMPANY f5e2 Columbia road nv.
CYsTEk CfsItB y ysHautGkER fcolored). dependable
and sober: top wages including meals.
Gee Mr.. OBriefl, personnel oiice. o'DoN-
Fzdkkfas SEA cdhkE1cklHs, dk1k sstSeEts.p.rs ss
ONCE. eth noor. WOODWARD = 10TH
ROP a;30 to 8 daily. 20
PAINTERS, steady work. GOOD wages,
after 8, no. 3461. -
Evening star., 1946-10-04
CLASSIFIED AD RATES

Local A0veft1SefS
Three Lines (Minimum)
1 or : times per line
8 70 6 times consecu-
lively
Z times or longer con-
secrtively ---25c
Advertisements under the Personal
classification and business advertising
under Special Notices. Sc per line
additional.
Situations Wanted.
time --------------27c per lns
times ------------------2
Business advertising under Sit
uations Wanted takes the regular local
advertising rate. ::
OUT-oF-ToWN RATE.
Four Lines (Minimuml
Fiat rate per zoo
Out-of- Town Rate is charged on all
advertising as miles or more from
Washington.
Claims for errors must be made IN
time for correction before the second
insertion.
d. 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 4
pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1946-10-04

Or 1 after fs Pm pm. = dsso%sNER % q 1875 r st.
STOCK RECORDS CLERK. 40 hours week,
srS Appy at onse s
CO., 1901 Lawrence ave. ne. NO. 6543.
ss.syv. who Il s osss snd M
shop on commission basis. Write Box 24l.
TxLoks ier mems alteration depssstmsns. s9sa Z
TEcHNiG1AN, pediatrician's ONCE. after
xisk 95sxfy Ss9S good saar-
Ensineers.. san Antonio, Texas, %
sSsstsqssloa sse sqsal % work 4h AAgp Aopol 1909
TYPIsT. averaae. with knowledge Of book
open. COLONIAL FUEL CO.. 1915 1st 81.
dGifsHoIasiTYEIaaRRR, YEIaaRRR with expsrisnee, STEADY or
part time; good opportunity. can ALEAz1
AsHgEs hsREE sor c3 saas EDp, + COWS
USHER, over ls years Of age: fos irii Or
R PfEs ts ss TeFh ThEAF ApGy E 18Th Mr. ana ns
SITS. ne. after $50 pm. -S
WASHMAN-Perm Job for . sincere,
5000. Ask for Mr.. McdREdoR.
be sober and reliable.
RH APRy smPi H ts aes sth An ad ngc sts ns
wEArHERsTRIp INsTALLEss. expsr,-
enced, ACCURATE METAL WEATHER.
STRIP p = y = uLATIoN Co. A2os 9th 81.
I: Ny Y, ne. NER, experience not neces-
IL ea1 18Th
ave, -. -, 49,, -. -SoS, 80
Evening star., 1946-10-04

LAUNDRY ENGINEER, 3rd class. Apply
cARROIL's LAUNDRY. INC. 14th and
IINoIYPE OPERATOR, full time, steady
lob. good working conditions. Call GE
975S between 8 am. and 5 pm, IS
LUBRICATION MAN, thoroughly expert
enced, Chrysler and Plymouth cars. Good
pay. days. White only. See Mr.. Jones,
RANDALL MOTORS. INC, 1150 18th st.
Evening star., 1946-10-04

MAN TO CARE FOR PALMS, inside work;
permanent position. Apply personnel ONCE,
MAYFLOWER HOTEL. Conn. ave. and De
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Evening star., 1946-10-04

MAN with driving experience. single, over
81. as assistant to owner OF private
ambulance service; must have good ref
erences: good salary. GIL. 1888. a
MAN wanted for miscellaneous shop work.
experienced with paint spray. Apply in
Co. s1s II st. NV. IS
MAN, single. white, for. 10-acre country
place, near Silver Spring: good living
quarters, cook for yourself: 2 COWS to
milk, chickens, 2 horses general repairs;
drinkers and loafers don't apply. GE.
NAN, printing, selling or estimating ex-
perience; well-established washington hrm
offers excellent opportunity for man with
initiative, under 35. Give full particulars.
Box 39S-L, Star. -6
MAN, white. want to learn a trade, no
shortage of material, steady work, no lay
OF, daytime, married, must have refer
ences: Interview to IL am. WESTERN
CO., 1923 18th st. NV.