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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-22

| &SSA0Aso ~ 1S0v~AS
| Mladinski teden v 11ovi Jugo-
fslaviji. S stem te klieejo paro-
1e, vsakega drevesa v drevo-
redu Sc ii m ehlja mladinski
znak, ma vogalih te ustavljajo
veseli mladinci. Mladina 11obi-
lizira svoje sile, mobilizira sred-
stva, da bi rnogla izvrsiti svoje
naloge.
| Opazujem stare aktiviste, ka-
ko z zadovoljstvom in ponosom
gledajo svojo mladino. Zalotim
Sc pri misli, kako Sc cutim emo
s to mladino, kako sc Gutimo
kot del te mladine, XII jo navdu-
senje rlosi v novi svet. Tedaj Sc
vrine nova misel: FAINT, fant, ii
81 sedaj vendar ze star decek!
In takoj vstane spomin ma mo-
dro filozofijo, da je mlad, kdor
| je po srcu mlad: Toda lie kaj ii
pomaga, ce 81 po srcu mlad? Ne
mores lepiti parol, ne korakati
v brigadi, kakor hudo te tudi
vlece v.Brcko - tia, kjer je
vedro zivljenje, polno delavnega
/ poleta, ne mores! Vezan 81 v
svoj poklic in nestevilne male
in velike dolznosti so te vpre-
gle v koticek tega sveta, kjer
moras vztrajati in skrbeti, da 81
cim koristnejsi Clan druzbe. Ne,
nisi vec prost mladinec, ne mo-
res vec til v hrib, niti h kram-
pu, niti h knjigi, kadar te je
VOLTA.
Toda, ali nismo bill tudi mi
mladi, ali nismo bill tudi mi ne
koc "mladina"? Ko brskam po
spominu, sc pocasi in cezdalje
bolj vsiljivo prebuja slika te
mladine.
| Kolikokrat smo slisali sladke
besede "Mladina, cvet naroda".
Neznosno sladke besede in pra-
zne - ko saharin. Pa nismo
imeli nobenih pravic, izkoriscali
so vajenca, knjavili dijaka, ira
pill studentu mozgane S praz-
no slamo pod parole 'iskanje
resnice" in pred vsemi - pred
pastirjem in kandidatom filozo-
fife - je zeval prepaid brezpo-
selnosti in bede. A svoji uso-
di dlocati nismo smell. Kdor sc
je zdramil izmed mas in sc "a
eel boriti "a svoje pravice, so
ga izkljucevali il sol, pretepali
s pendreki, zapisovali ma crne
liste, pahnili v zapor. In zakaj
Ker smo Sc borili "a sonce in
smeh mladini, "a delo in kruh,
"a mir. Desettisoei nasih mia
dincev so "a to pretrpeli glad
po zaporih vseh jetnisnic in kaz-
mimic Jugoslavije.
Tako je bilo, ko smo bill mi
mladina. Mladina svobodne no.
We Jugoslavije ne sme tega nj
koli pozabiti! Desettisoci mia
dincev predvojne Jugoslavije so
ginili po zaporih, ker so Sc bo-
rili "a to, kar ia mladina ina.
Bile so skupine mladih ljudi,
XII jim je strasna peza pritiska
takratnega reda zlomila hrbte.
nico (kako je sedaj veselje gle
dati milijone mladih ljudi Z
zravnanimi hrbtenicamiD Zlo.
mill so Jim hrDtenlce. Enl so v
brezvsebinskem zivljenju hla.
stall "a praznimi uzitki (otroci
imovitih), drugi so upogibali hr.
bet in Sc stremusko prodajalj
vladajocim strankam "a ten.
ko, tenko skorjico kruha. Toda
veletok mladine Sc je boril: pro.
ii lazi, "a resnico - proti krivi'
ci, "a pravico "a sonce, "a mia
dine vredno vedro zivljenje -
"a mir in "a kruh.
Borbena predvojna mladins
Sc nj izneverila svojim idealon
in Sc nj prodala. Tel pravicn
vojni je dala hadre - in zma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-22

L
bi.
v drugem delu uvoda pa je
razbral in razporedil snow in
motive, ki jih najpogosteje sre-
cujerno v nasih narodnih pripo-
vedkah in so najznacilnejsi tudi
"a ia zvezek koroskih.
Moderndorfer je zbral v tel
knjigi, XII obsega mad $50 stra-
mi, ITO koroskih narednih pri-
povedk in bajk in jih zapisal ta-
ko, kot so jih pripovedovah ru-
darji il Mezice in Musenika,
kmetje, obrtniki in solski otro-
ci IL Brda v Zilji, IL Roza, Do
brle vasi, Podpece, crne, Kotelj
in drugih krajev ma sloven-
skem Koroskem. Najveeji del
teh je zapisanih po pripovedo-
vanju Ivana Jelena IL Mezice.
Gradivo, zbrano v tenn zvez-
ku, zdaj nj prvie objavljeno. Te
pripovedke so bile natisnjene ze
v prvem zvezku Koroskih ma
rodnih pripovedk, XII so izsle le-
ia 1924 v Ljubljani, v drugem
zvezku, XII je izsel leta 1887 pri
Mohorjevi druzbi, nekaj jih je
il izgubljenega tretjega zvezka
(stavek so unicili Nemci Ce-
lju) r vse te tri zbirke je obja-
| vii isti avtor kot naso novo il
dajo - ostale so il knjige "Na-
rodno blago koroskih Sloven-
cev', XII je izsla leta 1884 v
Marlboro in il zbirke Josipa
Sasha "Narodno blago IL Roza"
" priredbi Frana Ramovsa. Ne
kaj tega gradiva je bilo objav-
ljenega tudi po nasih revijah,
tako v Mladiki, Novicah, Slo-
venskem glasniku, Ljublj JAM
skem Zvonu in Letopisu Matt
ce slovenske.
| v novi izdaji je razvrsceno
gradivo po snovi v devet oddel-
kov. Najprej so pripovedke o
vilinskih bitjih in zlih duhovih,
potem O vragu in zakletih du-
sab, o prikaznih in earovnijah,
o prerokovanjih, ljudskih spo-
minih, O Kristusu in svetnikih
in koncno o zvalstvu in rast-
linstvu. Oh koncu knjige SO viri
in opombe. Te nam spovedo pri
vsaki pripovedki, kdo jo je pri-
povedoval, kje je bila prvic ma
tisnjena in dajejo Sc druga po-
trebna pojasnila. Knjigo boga-
ii in pozivlja 40 celostranskih
risb, delo slikarja Franja Stip-
lovska.
Hkrati S tenn pa je izdala
Mohorjeva druzba ze drugi we
eek svoje zadruzne knjizne ida
je Koroske uganke in popevke.
V prvem delu te knjizice je zbra-
nih 3S narodnih ugank v ver-
zih - vsaka druga daje resi-
tev z risbo (delo Jozeta Voka-
ca), v drugem delu pa je zbra-
nih nekaj preprostih narodnih
"popevk', zapisanih v Mezici,
Podpeci in drugod po Koros-
KEN. Ia drobna, pa prikupna
knjizica je lepo dopolnilo prve
in prav je, da je izsla skupaj z
MO.
Vinko Moderndorfer, XII je to
gradivo, pripovedke, uganke in
popevke zapisal, ma novo zbral
in priredil po raznih virih, je
opravl tenn prav gotovo lepo
in potrebno delo in nam dal v
dobri, zaokrozeni podobi velik
del narodnopisnega blaga slo-
venske Koroske. Zdi Sc, da mu
je v dobrsni meri uspelo to, kar
je svojo knjigo hotel doseei
in zapisal v uvodu: da hi nam
koroske narodne pripovedke, ko
bono to knjigo prebrali in pra-
vino presodili, ne bile vec sa-
mo prijetno in zabavno ctivo,
temvec dragoeen narodopisni
doprinos o slovenski lju d S k j
svojstvenosti, XII jo je morda
prav koroski Slovenec ohranil
v najcistejsi in najobseznejsi
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-01-18
Three Browning
Youths Enlist
For IS Months

Three Browning youths. Clar-
ence E. Matt, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Matt; Verlin E..
Larson. son Of Mrs. Melvin Lar
son and Donald E. Racine, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Racine,
enlisted in the regular army at
Butte on January 8, according to
information from the recruiting
Office at Great Falls.
The three later went to Fl,
Douglas for processing.
Their enlistments are for Is
months.
Matt has two brothers in the
service, Tech. 5th grade Robert
Matt and Pfc. Michael Matt, ser
wing in the European theater
He requested that assignment
when completing his basic train.
ing.
Larson has a brother. Louis F
Larson. P. o. Sc, in the navy
and nephew, Tech. 9TH grade
in the army. He requested duty
in the ground crew of the Army
Air Corps. with duty in t h G
European theater when complet.
ing his basic training.
Racine is a nephew of Tech
4th grade Andrew Racine, who
served in the Pacific theater.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-01-18
1arias Fair To
Resume This Year:
Better Show Planned

The Marias Fair at Shelby will
resume its annual show this year,
after several seasons of abandon
ment during wartime, according
to Clifford D. Coover. secretary
treasurer.
Mr.. Coover said that further
information would follow the
convention of the Rocky Noun.
tain Association of Fairs at Bill
ings January q to 20. At that
meeting definite circuit dates and
contracts for entertainment
features would be available as to
enable the fair board to begin
planning for this years show.
The Msrias Fair is ope n to
Glacier. Liberty, Pondera and
T o o e counties for exhibits,
competition and prizes, each in
the past having contributed their
quota of support of it.
Mr.. Coover said that with a
'go ahead" sign from county
sponsors, everything pointed to
the largest Marias Fair since its
inception.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-01-18

A cordial invitation is extend.
Cd to all in the community ser.
vice projects.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-01-18
Methodist Church

THE Meek Master" will be the
sermon topic for this coming
Sunday. Services will be held
at Browning at 11:l5 a. m. and
at Glacier Park at 2:l5 .. m.
Sunday School will be held at
Browning at 10 a. m. and at
Glacier Park at Las p. m.
During the past week Rev.
Smith visited in the Babb area
and held a rummage sale at the
school for the benefit of the new
Babb Church. Over 1000 books
were donated to the school.
Rummage sales at Browning
will be conducted beginning
next Saturday from 9 to IL
noon in conjunction with weekly
10y and Book Loan"
"Open House" this weekend
will feature a skating party in
the city of Cut Bank. Youngsters
will leave the Browning Church
at l p. m. and return by 6: q. m.
The evening session for recrea-
ton will be held from z ito 9
p. m. With prizes for the winners
of the tournament.
Choir rehearsal will be held. on
Thursday night at 73O p. m. and
the Youth Fellowship will meet
on Monday night at 7 p. m.
A cordial invitation is extend
cd to all in the community ser
vice projects.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-01-18

>~AAse - esA uO6 llSll ia tlkC
country. In a quarter of a century
of active dog work, he has bred,
shown and trained some of Ameri-
cas- foremost bench and field trial
champions. The Research Kennels
that he heads are a unique institu-
ton devoted to studying the facts on
dog breeding, feeding, care and
training, which will be of practical,
helpful value to dog owners and dog
breeders. Although the Kennels have
been in operation less than two years,
already they have become a veritable
mecca for visiting dog lovers from
all sections of the country.
''In handling any dog control is the
key word" Mr.. Vail said. Zone can
not be said to really own a dog that
has not been trained to obey COM
mands. A running, jumping, yapping
dog is no credit to himself or his
owner and very undesirable from
the standpoint of the community.
ITO make your dog a real pal and
have him greatly admired by friends
ard strangers alike, he must be
taught minimum of four things: l.
To know his name perfectly; 2. To
come to you when called-and this
must hold good outside as well as
inside: 8. To sit down or lie down
on order or signal; 4. To comply
with your wishes whenever you
command MOI! This last is perhaps
the most important lesson of all.
Your No! must be so impressive
that he will Immediately desist from
whatever ne may be doing at the
moment, whether it be eating his
dinner or smelling the pants leg of
some stranger.
"Ten or is minutes once-but
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-01-18

Events In Brief.

Mack Shannon. with a long
service In the army air CORDS in
the Pacific, phoned his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Shannon,
from San Pedro Calf. Wednes-
day evening that he would be
honorably discharged the follow
ing day. He served as first
lieutentand and was on duty at
oil of the hot spots of Japan.
A few coats left at reasonable
prices at the Economy Shop.
Staff Sgt, VIM. ]. Putt, who
has been visiting his father, G
G. Putt. left Wednesday for Fl.
Lewis, where he plans to be hon.
orably discharged in the n
future. He has been in the ser
vice for over 10 years. being il
the Pacific theater during t b {
late war.
o. B. Boggs, engineer in thu
government soil conservation
service of the Missouri River, is
here from Fl. Benton visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Newton Racine
Mr.. Boggs has two sons in The
armed forces.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-01-18

preferably twice-a day will accom-
plish wonderful results. It's almost
unbelievable what good you can OBJ
tain from the right routine in 4
single month.
"Please remember that the average
dog trained to mind loves it and will
love you more truly as master than
an unframed little rascal left to his
own whims.
Some people have the idea that
a dog taught to mind is cowed dog.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-01-18
Announcement

To my fellow tribesmen:
It l should run into a thorn or
rose I'll keep going. If it halls or
II it SHOWS III keep going. No
use to cit and whine cause your
Tribal Treasury is depleted.
II elected Ill collect and keep.
Peter BIackface Grant,
Tribal Council Candidate,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-01-18

Miss Sylvia E. Morgan, W b Q
has been visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Morgan. has
returned to her duties at Warm
Springs. where she has been
working for the last year 90
bead nurse 10 the Male Hospital
there.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-01-18
Red Cross Representative
Here For Local Conference

Evelyn Tracy, Red Cross gen.
eral field representative of wes-
tern Montana, with headquarters
at Helena, was In Browning
Tuesday and Wednesday to con.
fer with heads of the local Red
Cross Chapter regarding this
years activities.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-01-18

Mrs. Davidson, who has been
i'll with q severe cold, is reported
to be making favorable recovery
eiKoret jog-along jackets, two
tone at the Economy Shop.
Chenille house coats In nice
colors at the Economy Shop. II.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-01-18
Assembly of God

Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Morning worship at II a. m.
Christ Ambassadors Y o u n G
Peoples at Z D. m.
Evening revival hour at 8. =.
, Tuesday Bible study at 7:45.
Cordial Invitation to everyone.
Raymond A. Bache, Pastor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-01-18

Your dog trained to mind will love
you the more for it.
Just forget it. Everything depends on
the technique and common sense
applied in the training. Remember
the thousands of dogs trained TO:
military work during World War II.
You would hardly call them cowed,
yet without training they would have
been worthless. There is your answer.
praise when he has earned it goes
a long way to encourage a dog with
his training work. On the other hand,
don't allow him to disobey without
a reprimand. Quick correction at
the moment of failure makes for
effective training. Never spank dog.
Il you have to discipline him, a
slight tap on the nose will probably
do the trick"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-01-18

dog a few elemen-
tary rules of ca
nine courtesy, Eli
as c. Vail, manag-
ing director of the
Gaines Research
Kennels, Ridge
field, Conn.,, said
in a recent talk.
Mr.. Vail is one
of the best known
Ioo man IN thu
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-01-18
Sherburne Mercantile Co.
Lumber Yard and Office Phone 48
Teach Every Dog Rudiments
of Courtesy Elias Vail Urges

Nine-tenths of the difficulties. in
volving dogs would automatically be
eliminated if each owner taught his
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-01-18
Notice

There will be a meeting of the
Browning Rod and Gun Club at
the Agency barracks Wednesday
evening. January % at 8 for pur-
pose of electing officers for the
new term.
Harold Hanneman, President.
VIM. E. Baltz. Secretary.
MIR. and Mrs. Bessette returned
early this week from a several
weeks visit with relations in
Denver and Ell Paso, Texas.
Evening star., 1946-03-31
HELP MEN and WOMEN tcont.)

den f famns ana nesrsy ss &d wife n0 to Do
shw s,I.Tv I1tE Mgst be sober and reliable COED
zsh s NV ees phone Ma n00sf o5fo, oA'' al lYSi
ssSss. i E5hs 'i s'fS ;saE' tiss
comp1sni9n Gonna ga live in home with elderly
n Calls satardsss and rs Sundays ads j. 9 Wo:
Man OR WOMAN on soda fountain,
oDoENELL's PHARMACY, 18th and Col.
MAN or II WOMAN for minor alterations on
MEN,s lII5,a5 SHoP i l$S y. Highland + St, Az Ar
BARBECUE: 5106 Marlboro pike, Hillside.
Md HI o6S6 Il block from District linej.
MODEL wanted for part time. either life
silo1 or daShioa modelins, at $3.50 per hour, in
iefesyiss ifefognized school Call ME. 1926 for
oPERAToRs. experienced. power sewing
night shift. ENGfNEER1NG a. ri REsEARcH Ra Ra1H
S3RP1 Wa 4449 4R9iverdaie' Md employment once.
PAYROLL CLERKS urgently needed by
american National Red Cross. Immediate
time. Age preference is to Is. Apply
itA or and daEcs s's studio
Isns po.usq MUSICIAN sSa c,ss sspsSe 0 Dsyas sh
fsss sslsry raSo Hs Re TEAcaEk ZEE for music
ssSGes; sAI9SM3NhgME 4 hogE Boz l50.Y Star
make money? Call at 216 Mills Building,
l1th and Penna. ave. NV. and l will show
you something new. am. to 2:3O pm.
SOLICITOR for photograph studio. co.
SOLICITOR, work from your own home:
must be familiar with social clubs and or
CARNATIONS in the city; preferably active
m lao society circle attractive offer. Box
soLIClToRs and contact statesmen. ex-
pSerieneed, S nead for home portraits studio. Call
TaII9k TaIE9k AZ Apply grsMsqRa e, qRshgr st
ply in person at office, 19141a 14th st.
YoUNG WHITE COUPLE to live and work
lia@ sfsfe1i @s s9nSionS MIS- s. sSPd Az R1y
sS5!I VII MAkE SicE HOME for nice couple
yard work; husband may have other en-
SREPTiSe eRsTnP1n, RES o.R5s 81 s5s s55 not.
necesssary Unusual boxed assortments,
provsl. HALMAR. INC 1877 s Felton,
St. Phila. Pa
WANTED COUNSELLORS, male and fe-
male, for two children's co-educa tional
summer camps, 25 miles from Washington,
for the months of july and August Posi-
tions open: Camp directors. program di-
rectors. dieticians, nurses, waterfront di-
rectors. unit directors and group COUNSEL
| lors Write S. JOHN CRAWLEY secre-
/ tary, Summer Outings Committee. 1929
| llth st. NV, or phone District $3.50
WANTED-Rellabe couple woman house
keeper, man for butler-houseman, live
/ on virginia estate near WASHINGTON,
! good salaries. Please write Box 102-Y,
Star. =
Evening star., 1946-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WE ARE PATIENTLY searching for mod
have all cash; no agents, Box 4aS-v Star
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for pi any
sSss msss AnBER1 y asS 9hs
saHheh III PARTY avala val lie for
eTa layout and
PaTsffL WILL ESo Nor sH Be HREsfoNsnB1E ESsf5 for any
ssHt' ss Ghe5 ReHRp ha5 h0ss h9Rssesd sy H
T. Will NoT Msfh be p RESPONSIBLE for any debts
se JAMES fny JohNs s5hsE 6 put
MUSIC for dancing feet; the kind you'll
SsR y lsRsss i. 1000 5Df b. eonsnaf0n
THE SEARCH ROOM of the United States
Patent Patent ONCE is now open evenings 20 the
ARCHITECT, thorough experience ApTS IN all
vii make plans for
organzns Akse isa fs IS i'fa POST YEN
women ss hae Served Saa Sonoab @sn in
any branch of service to become members.
orsanization his IS i! Think Of this
A veterans group for enlisted, personnel
Rs wash Gas e'as co auditorian ufns ARri and
NV. Information. Stewart Bldg, 5th
f09g Will 1os Nof eth 81 Be- RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself EUGENE A.. CHASE, 2130 18th
st. Nv, washington 9. D. C.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. CHALMERS R. MOFFETT, 1343
B st. ne, Washington ., D. C. Ia
d. c. INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared by
experienced accountant SAUL S SOBER
Once, 2132 Pa. ave. NV. NE. 0431.
AGENTS, organizations and stores. sell
ereeting cards for all occasions; see our
eompese line Of cards and
packing. MA. 1892. G. BRECKENRIDGE
CO; 1924 e. 18th st. NV.
or colored, WASHINGTON or Baltimore
cox & CO.. DI.@4a54r4sBs4633
CORDE BAGS. black and brown, one rose
petal design: no Calls wednesday or after
3 Sunday. ia. 9467.
EXERCISE, take 1t easy, reduce, gain
weight; relax; eve. classes Mon. and Thurs.
DE. SS26 p
Evening star., 1946-03-31
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERK-Nationally-kn
truck manufacturer wants an employe who
salary and permanent position: 4O-hour,
5-day week. Reply to Box 7o-T. Star.
AGENTs-sen ST. assortment greeting
cards Make up to soc box Request
sampls Gn ssss on pappsoya ATLANTIC CARD
ARTIST wanted, for day work, only. hours
per day and days per week; good salary:
doube Sen enry mas ar &
male. good working conditions and salary.
stats snrR sxReriensse4 nns4rp Box * 4i6,Y Star
Arlington. OK. O9oi. ' "
person at II LEE HEIaHTs ckEANERs 4757
Lee hwy. Arlington Va. e. miles from
COUPLE, experienced; cook, butler house.
man; take charge bachelors modern coun::
have car. Phone Hobart ai43. :
COUPLE. white. driving and interested in
gardening, g.h.w., small house, care of
boy - and one school age; attractive
COUPLE. experienced; references; cook
chambermaid, houseman, some gardening
able to, to drive: live in; 1925 per month
COUPLE. coiored. middle-aged, as cook
housskeeper Del :. AND @ caretakers for bachelors
references Separate servants quarters
with private bath. Salary, $3.50 per mo-
board and room. Call MR.. FRIEND. Ma.
COUPLE, janitor and maid for guesthouse,
must be sober, man may have full-time
outside Job, woman care for sleeping
rooms; $40 per mo-, furn. apt. lis 18th
st. Sc Phone FIR. 5000. .
COUPLE, responsible, chauffeur-janitor,
cook in day school for young
children. Bethesda; live in; Sat. pm, Sun.
of; refer. WI. $3.50. OIL. 6165, WI. 3099.
COUPLE, white, under so. at tourist
house. small furnished apt. and $3.50 per
mo. HOTEL COURT, Baltimore blvd, 2
mi past College Park. EN-. $3.50.
COUPLE, a barman and pantry girl; good
salary room and board. Country club.
Call Wisconsin 6S6S Il
COUPLE, man and wife, man to do out
side work. wife as maid and cook; private
quarters provided Only in family.
COUPLE WANTED-White or colored,
man to work around horses and drive
truck: woman to help with housework:
house and salary ref. required. Write or
Myrtle ave-, Temple Hills, washington 20,
waiter. any kind of kitchen
help; Mexican or Spanish pref. Rockville
217 or Kensington 211-R 81.
DRUG CLERK--Knowledge Of cosmetics.
LAFAYETTE DRUG CO.. 18th and Eye
st6. NV.
Evening star., 1946-03-31

iAoAhSSA ohu ACpiy W L9oA 1 - otai
SHOE SALESMAN. experienced; excellent
ans SHOE co Ne s ST.
SLIP COVER CUTTER, full or part time,
AT. 974I between . and 5. .
man san take viii wife with him. Rear % Of
sI2NoGRAPHFR, II ah Ar iii male desired for S1 law
office; Opportunity for law student. Phone
s4EsoGRaPafkAyouns sAi sssii MGHesy man to handle
all office detail Good opportunity for
bright young man TO- learn electrical
dansI snsRssz GHGf Rsy CO., s
saSEoe sTESoGRAPHRRR. RS' young, to serve as ONCE
manent position, opportunity for advance
S%ntx %spt; 51Say sdoy week Ros s7s,x Star: II II,
ses sor Aepy sepfniiasq sMq s?as gs
SERVICE, Room 400 Tower Bldg, l4th
sTockMENT for or ma marking PHHe and handling
merchandise in service. building, 5-day
gefs kANN ApP|S aoNs s~eoyment eo oee' 4th ne0r
STORAGE. FTRSExper. men to handle
NfsK HIass Tan aRd rsRE Slsfnjns dep s a1a 4T
SUPERVISOR, for receiving and marking
department man capable of supervising
entire rsssvng and marking dyso
4th noor, LANsBURdH & BRO. 7th. sth
and SITS. NV. -6
TAILOR for mems alteration department.
Apply employment ofhce. 4th floor, s.
KANN SONS CO. IS
TAILOR, experienced on ladies and mems
pHk 0''sGR fSss 'asFs 4so
Alaska ave. NV. %
TAILOR, for mems alteration department
Apply employment office, 4th floor. LANS-
BURGH & BRO. 7th. sth and E SITS. NV.
30
TAILOR, experienced in alterations of
mems clothing; permanent position. excel
lent salary, good working conditions Ap-
ply employment office. RALEIGH HABER-
DASHER, 1910 ST.. 3rd floor, -
TAILORS, exper. on mems fine clothing;
perm position. 40-hr. wk., union wages,
modern daylight shop. finest working cond.
Apply Mr.. Camp, LEWIS g. THOS. SALTz,
1909 G ST. NV. II
TEACHERS, public and private school posi-.
tions. ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY. 204
Colorado Bldg. 1Ath and q sts.. RE. 1898,
THIRD CLASS licensed engineer; good
wages; white or colored. MILTON HOP
EENMAIER ESTATE. $500 < ct. nv. q
Evening star., 1946-07-14

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