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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-16
Suspect Questioned
In Staying Of Emp|oye
OF Greek Princess
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, June 16. - Scotland
Yard detectives questioned a man
picked up at Brighton in tracking
clues today to the mysterious slay-
ing of attractive Miss Elizabeth Mac
Lindon, 40, former royal housekeep-
er to King George II of Greece.
Her body, with bullet wound in
the neck, was found last night in a
fashionable London house she was
preparing for the Kings sister,
Princess Catherine
A pathologist said Miss MacLindon
had been dead at least five days.
Police theorized that she had been
shot while trying to telephone.
Police broke into the house after
neighbors became suspicious when
milk bottles collected on the door,
step. ..
A confidential adviser to the Greek
King confirmed that Miss MacLin-
don was the Kings former house,
keeper and said she had been pre-
pairing the house for the Princess,
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U. n. Is Urged 10 Promote
Use Of Education Films

A conference sponsored here by
the American Council on Education
and the Film Council of America
yesterday called on the United Ma
lions Educational, Scientific and
Cultural Organization to encourage
the elimination of customs barriers
in the international distribution OF
educational movies and recordings.
Nearly 100 delegates, representing
score of educational, civic and
labor organizations attended the
two-day conference which formu-
lated its recommendations to
UNESCO at a final session at the
United States Chamber of Com
merce Building yesterday.
The conference also urged UNESCO
to assist producers of educational
audio-visual materials to make pro-
auctions in countries other than
their own and to facilitate the pro-
duction and distribution of such
materials on the work of the United
Nations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-16

We can help secure our futures
against the threats of imitation and
against personal improvidence by
continuing to invest in L. S. Saw
ings Bonds.
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Mrs. jarvis Reelected

Mrs. Maurice H. Jarvis has been
reelected president of the Decatur
Heights Md Housekeepers Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-16
FOUND.

GOLD WRIST WATCH, lady's, 7th and D
SITS. NV. IA. 1886.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-16

who reached London from Cairo
June 2.
Neighbors said Miss MacLindon
had come from Brighton two months
ago, living alone in the house. The
man questioned by detectives today
was detained in Brighton shortly
after midnight.
The woman's body was found in a
locked back room on the ground
floor of the three-story house in
Chester Square, Westminster, part
of the "Belgravia" neighborhood in
which many titled persons live.
Neighbors on each side said they had
not heard any shots.
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New Priority System
Seen Solution 10 j. ).
Housing for Veterans

Housing Administrator Wilson w.
Wyatt last night said that through
use of new top priority for mate
rails the Government expects to be
able to complete it's first 100000
units of temporary housing for vet
Grams by September 30.
Such housing has been tagging to
an alarming extent in recent weeks
owing to difficulty in obtaining ma
terials. 1t is critically needed in
municipalities throughout the coun-
try and on college campuses. Part
of the housing will be converted
from temporary war housing units
and the remainder from Army and
Navy barracks
Mr.. Wyatt last night announced
details of the priority plan, which
was first disclosed in The Star last
Thursday. Under It, the Civilian
Production Administration will ap-
prove priorities assistance to prevent
construction stoppages.
Top priorities will continue only
for the time needed to prevent shut
downs or start work on projects al
ready halted, the housing admins
traitor explained
Top priority ratings, he estimated
will be extended for per cent OF
less of the production of any single
item during the next 80 days, and
use of the new aid will be largely
limited to that period.
CPA will advise manufacturers OF
the amount, time and location OF
material requirements, he said.
| The full program of 100000 vet
Grams temporary housing units is
expected to be completed, or in final
stages of construction, by the end OF
| this year, Mr.. Wyatt explained. The
program was authorized by Congress
at a total cost of $445, 627 900. Work
is done by private builders under
contract to the Federal Public Hous-
ing Authority.
! THE program has been seriously
retarded and completion of units
under construction delayed by lack
of materials and equipment, threat
ering to prevent thousands of vet
Grams from entering universities and
colleges this fall" Mr. Wyatt said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-16

SO REWARD-Opera glasses, in gray
suede case, Thursday night at Water Gate
Or en- route to streetcar. Call no. 4134,
Ut. 255. IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-16

Mrs. H. Myron Potter and Mrs Felix
E. Cristofave have again been chosen
vice president and treasurer, respec-
lively. Mrs. Shaw Hall Matthews
was named secretary to succeed Mrs.
Richard G. Salter.
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Curfew on Shanghai
Lifted After Nine Years

SHANGHAI, Sunday, June 16 f4)
The curfew imposed on Shanghai's
900 900 inhabitants since the out
break of Sino-Japanese hostilities in
1887 was lifted at midnight Satur-
day, but an order requiring all places
of amusement to close by II pm. was
maintained.
The curfew for Allied military
personnel also was lifted by their
respective authorities, except for the
United States Navy, which has not
yet acted.
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HELP MEN and WoMEN

CANDY COUNTER CLERKS-Pleasant
Apply at any PEoPLEss DRUG Sure o.
e ann Tt, 1facs, N F s.; ne. g., a..
Dsassant EsIipaia work Ghsges for q
sTosE or employment once. y st. 2 e:
woman. to operate washing machine an6
ironer. in boarding house laundry: com.
See MRS; LocHRIE, 1927 10th st. NV
couPLE. white, wife for general house:
miles from gaod District line in Nd; sooe
tage: Box 377-B, Star.
COUPLE, S1S5 q month, live in on Fox.
hall rd.; cook-chambermaid, butler chauf.
feur. Phone WO. 1888.
DISHWASHERS, men and women; no ex-
perience needed: good pay, vacation with
pay. 4S-hour week. Apply at any PEOPLES
DRUG. STORES or at employment office,
room AND FOUNTAIN CLERKS. age IL
or over. experience not necessary, as We
will train you; good pay while learning
uniforms furnished and laundered free
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE OF
employment once n P st. ne.
class salon. MAURICE. 1904 Connecticut
HUSBAND AND WIFE, colored, to chauf-
feur and do domestic work live in; $500
per month: Immediately. SH. 1874.
KITCHEN HELP, white, dishwas hers, cooks
cafeteria workers, tray girls and relief man;
meals on duty; vacation and sick leave
E Eish Rsyi Apply a6 Saietitian. ARLINGTON
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HELP poMssIIc.

CoLoRED WOMAN or girl to take, COM
pets charge Of a. refined I'm eolorsd home;
s sTSs1nsss. gSod salary; aS Can 81; sos5
SECTION; good salary Telephone Wo.
coon sd ns fs1 sk gns
veil Can s So $751; 5stsEsn's REQUIRED pays
ner;, must be able 70 plan meals and DO
marketing. Near Wardman Park. Call
n go 18th St. NV; q. phone Ma $685.:
own room and bath; local references re-
CURED. Telephone sann between 9 am, and
COOK and general houseworker, white
or colored; live in or out: 5 days week. $50
week to start, more II satisfactory. MRS
ToLSoN, phone RIA. 1884. 1885 Jonquil
COOK. G.H.w., colored: live in: 2 adults;
isundress employed; q, references required;
e CSC xssfa we full H0 Time can stay nights
Small family; close in, Conn. ave. Cali at
PEP Ss an T. s aA e as gardener and
|caretaker and woman as housekeeper. on
yeaT,Iround waterfront T, estate St. Marys
tive cottage with running water and cleo
tricity; will also make arrangements for
pigs Man must have
and a. real understandings interest and
pride in keeping grounds we'll groomed
and state salary required. Box 4s0-B,
GENERAL HogsEwoRK, plain cooking
GENERAL eYa aes h saShs COOK and serve
dinner 8 days week from T III II noon through
dnssf; experienced
cook, fond Of children. no laundry. must
salary depends upon how good You are
Call CO. 0935.
CIV. employed couple, 7-yr.-eld child;
ltve in; no Sundays: S15 wk. Phone RIA.
S Gax v asia S en- gs yfek Hive in; $50
fun time; live in Comfortable room. radio.
Fond of children; references; good salary
e H Tisht p psTso1 a;m. or SSsg no SUNDAYS
small apartment; s1s.s5 per wk. De.
CIV. care small apt, school girls,
a dsS to od 3 h-day Saturday. no Sun
GIRL, coiored. or white. to take care Of
children and dc, housework; SIS per week
s mseiate Must E. Eeess to start work i'm
GIRL CIR white, general hoasewoTs; IN fam
children. small Il apt" ne, section t l0f F EE'
GIRL, colored, part time; hours, 2.30 to
$50; Sis week plus carfare; 5-day week
4SlS North lane, Bethesda. WI. ,647b.
! iture store DE 74g7,
GIRL. white or colored, to care for l.
fyear-old child. six days weekly. in small
apt, SIS weekly AID. 943S. 81
GIRL-Work in afternoon shift In medium
sized boarding house; $3.50 through dinner;
assist main-foor work and wash evening
dishes: no dish drying, and sterilizer il
used; no Sundays; start Immediately pi
Jan. 2; Sis per week and dinner. 1874
GIRL, reliable, to care for 2 young chill
dren; live in; on Rockville farm. Call
MRS VEIRS, Woodley 227S.
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HELP DOMESTIC Cont

GIRL, eolored. COOK and cleaner. 1880
e 7so Mi Mondsy s through nss Friday
HousEKEEPER. white. take care Of 3
children Light hs hOussToF ao7s and coOkins
HiousEKfE.EPiEiR. COOK and d'G s.h.w.: must
Ike children; live in, permanent position.
npsd ve H. tSE e $751; couple woman
MAID, white; live In; good home and
girls 8 and 4 years: children's
sa Sonsress asishts' r. 5zss .AN Sn
H3fD Tor afs ne as COOK e and general
S sap.r EGns Of oSel dE f .m MG So e
g.h.w. and help with cooking; 2 school
aged children, ages 10 and 5 yrs. 18th
c-s Interest bus. Oh at Camden den St. st and
sssss plus car iare' As a54g a4ss e St. e. ''
settled, for General houseworS. must be-
s sIssner cs %pi {. be tsnd of children Ons
MAID 7 i If fgr sspsiait shift. 1878 Mass. ave.
MAID Mai DU sen nesJ housework. Groom apt
$50 pm. RA. oa47. anu '@t'"f' ~ -
MAID for general houseworks. help with
Call Michigan 1899.
MAID-COOK, experienced. 2 to 7, days
week; 2-rm. apartment; good salary. 1925
nishts or livs IN PVT room, must be fond
osffsR sE III Tfsk While ha SssG excel
lent references required as to character,
b bsan Ha Gzss n ss egny R Gmf 54s
MoTHERLY PERSON, who loves children.
month, room, and board. WI. 4543:
ngghsE, ochi!dEens tsmDorsry sxperieneed.
NURsEMAID, white. experienced; live in: I
child. Please write Box 23S-A, Star, Civ.
iInE = IMAGINATION and phone number. 9.
i've IN. own room a good i2 hours and pay Bay
Apply ll59 Conn. ave. NV. Apt. IS.
NURSEMAID, experienced refined, edu-
Gated, colored girl; 5-day. week, s:45 to
either CHI: 3156 or d. 1869. Good posi-
PR FER LAT sfTnar1oN after tn. ho-
days, cook and general houseworker: wanted
to live with family in Rumson. New Jersey,
we we TPe PSI week. room and bath Cali
WOMAN. gh.w.. help with children, l
school age: to live in; near Laurel. Nd
Laurel LA; MRS. PHAR1s' or write
sa5 WEEK-Live in: houseworker. colored.
capable; Apply 100 st. ne:
3 small children; other help employee:
live in; local references necessary. OR.
COLoRED FAMILY wants settled woman
to care for CHILDREN. small apt 1--we in
81 SWELL Eli y 6b; 2soa; to 9 pm tno SUM-;
week. lunch. carfare. RA- 1884.
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PERSONAL
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN. family

PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN, family.
your home Or our studios. CHEVY CHASE
JANUARY CLEARANCE of foundations,
strides, brassieres and lingerie; reductions
aR u aI eosssT sa6 Rn sssf
ffth n sT T.k Tty9 to slds
oi R,s,! details ah E FIX PHoTooRAPHEss,
PIcTURESDparties. weddings and Dor
fence. Phone CHI 1866 for appointment. s.
o sous easS IN 2og g0s win =
oMn neutral II sh es
W N a aEE AL HoMf ssf saDEr and can pay
s ease Ter "a ay Sdfra home II
eonfidentiai. No agents. please. Box &C.
SLIP COVERS. DRAPERIEs. co. s6ao..
IR 3e si SSs n, your fabrie; 5-day de-
Wright, If you are in need Of loar up to
800 ssnn On your slgnsturs s
N. Y. equipped for prompt service: dresses,
suits $ coats to order: also rsStyling and
II l6,,.s st NV. Room 90, Telephons
i ESffs1dDe asas orrEE-one sx1o Dor.
trait taken in your home. only 81 so; also
copying and coloring. Glebe, 0s01. ."
SLlF CONEhS, professionally guaranteed.
FEEL BETIER after frst t treatment ' or or no
weak heart, asthma, rheumatism, arthritis,
nervousness piles colds, flu or other ALL
meps Also relief from sching swollen
L sh aGsbEM ~ b sss school sov
river eatste mr.. Annapolis Feb. l. WI. 1888.
A uEarTrrrrr rr ory q, l
floors seinished like new;
sss g Az sI9ss
service available immediately. Phone now
iii HIGs sit,mas ei ETaRkIn Ssdds
English, self-confdence, freedom from self
f fofns French conversation; private
DESIRABLE privately owned home Of
fered a middle-aged white woman to care
for an Swear old boy in motherless home.
= son 3Sl-s' STAR or call GE. 1859 after
on 8 PERM. WAVES. 81; shampoo and
SoS s S9S st upsHuR Rba sEATTy
f e. = .sssss 5 sssans
BABY Tef sa if4 T s5i z aas
WILL ANY PERSON who witnessed an &C.
10Th oh and ID SIS, NV; on Dec; 2eth, about
s HE5@t GOWNS "a ssi bksArrn1rs. co. $500.
livery. DAIGNEAULT, Decorators.
CHEVY CHASE Country Day School has
few openings for pupils IN kinder
garten and primary grades. Careful train
ing in study habit. All day care. WI.
PARsoNs COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL,
modern day boarding school for chill
dren from 2 to II years old. Daily trans
portation furnished from any part OF
Washington. 940i Georgia ave, SH. 1874
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTORS. dual-con-
troll cars: expert instructors; permits Sc
cured; parking speciality. 27o1 14th st.
ART LES EaEsssoNs by successful advertising
illustrator, experienced in every phase OF
commercial art; painstaking instruction.
reasonable rates: 1921 Colonial ave-, Alex
andria. Phone TIE. 1905. So
ENGLISH PROFESSOR needed at home,
$500 18th. st, NV, 7:15-s:45 am: or ST.
address and telephone number to MR., A.
NIANCINI. 333 18th st NV. L.
HAIR STYLING BEAUTY CULTURE-Li-
cense within mo. Eve. classes to begin
Jan. 10Th. UPsHEE BEAUTY COLLEGE,
3n01 3oth st. ne. Phone WA. 1929. 13s
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand.
typewriting, bookkeeping calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F st. MA. 233s.
PIANO and theory instruction: BEGINNING
adults. GEORGETOWN STUDIO, MI.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING SAN FRANCISCO via Southern
route Jan. z: want one passenger to share
expense and driving. CAPT. WEAVER,
SERVICEMAN leaving for st. Louis and.
Kansas City about Jan. z; take 2 or more
Ext. 5S97. Il -,
MIAMI on the Jolly Rodger''; leaving
Jan 10; cruise IL days down, each night
ashore; share exp. (approx. $500; bag
gage and furn, Ho, 95sS. e
FLYING LICENSED twin engine plane 70
take five or more. Chestnut 615S
DRIVING to Phoenix. Ariz, January 10:
penses. Call Oh. -2764
FLY TO MIAMI for the all-American air
races, January 4. 5 and 8; S125 per per-
sen s1a, round ans t Ias AIR SERVICES, INC, R.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

EXPERIENCED laundry worker: fnisher
or operator on pieces. IS seaton pl. NV.
MI. 3T0S.
GIRL, colored, wants days work Tues
day through FRIDAY. COZ K ST. ne.
VIVIAN BRINKIEY.
GIRL, colored, wants Job, part time or
night work: references DE 1904 /.
WOMAN WITH CHILD desires work as
Fidey nSin ana a., pam sooklns vi con
WOMAN, colored. would like work by the
day. RA. 1854
WOMAN. colored wants days work SIS
and carfare. Call anytime Tues. HO COOS.
WOMAN. colored. wants any kind OF
work HO. 0207.
WOMAN, colored wants ladies' and
mems bundle washes Call RE. o013.
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HELP MEN and WOMEN Cont,

MAN to assist In general farm chores
wife to take care Of home for.elderly man
references required d., good ia salary and good
MEN AND WOMEN to work in one Of
Washington's largest record and appliance
stores; excel. salary and chance for ad-
vancement for the right party Apply
SUPER MUSIC AND APPLIANCE. 1927
MAN OR WOMAN for light dishwashing
207 End ST.. Sc.
TIME, INCORPORATED, needs IBM alpha
hetical key punch operators to work in
Chicago, day, evening or night work; TOP
rates. Send resume covering work ex-
perience to TIME, INCORPORATED. per-
sonnet department, $40 North Michigan
cago paid IL hired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-01
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COUPLE, refined, educated, in early 4Os.
tive, wife ex-tea cher, desire a home with
you caring for children or assisting. Sal
airy open. Box &c, Star. -
design. remod, altera-
lions. Eve. gowns a specially; reas. MISS
BERT. 1880 Irving NV. Apt. 4. AID. 223s.
IA. 7497
GIRL, colored, young. wants part-time Job,
waitress or cafeteria work, from pm,
to l am; no Sundays. Call Elk. $751;
after $50 pm. -
WOMAN, years of experience as owner,
operator and manager of hotel or ant,
house, desires something permanent. Box
&C. Star. A.
WOMAN, colored. desires days work. or
work as waitress. Call MI 6S34.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

BOY, colored. wants to work after school
from to 10. 1914 Bird st. NV, DU.
CHEF, white. for frst-class clientele; best
reference. IA. 1875.
MAN WANTS WORK at night. elevator
DRY CLEANER, white. reliable. sober,
WI S12S.
DECORATOR AND PAPER HANGER, ex-
perienced; daywork or piece work. ia.
1854, WATKINS 81
service man on commercial and domestic;
reliable: own tools. Box CSC, Star. 81
SALESMAN, would like connection with
good concern: 16 years experience retail
selling Box SAC. Star q
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STENOGRAPHER-CL ERK-TYPIST needed
sFfsokEEsrkvAT SsSSs CLERK, splendid
hours, 3 to 5 and to i. yrs exp; sal
OF asf pree HSE
one with real estate and insurance expert
ence, by old-established firm, 5la-day week;
pleasant surroundings; good salary. State
experience, education and references. Box
sTENoGRAPHER SECRETARY, exper,
hr. week. Salary, $500 mo. Phone Ma.
ssffENoGRAPHER.TypIsr. Apply Employ
EEs s6SS g.ssiss,s
s * 's;S i ~ gar 81 week. liberal
ssossssfy ns mems ipscai fPes ssoS p e9.
sEEsSsRarSSKfSS 81 Trfi Ssf + Insurance
once, near Arlington Courthouse. Chest
sTocK CLERK, experience not necessary.
FSeK aSD PM %as aR 7a sLE ESf ;pRsna
a vaeSn sna nS ssn
ent EMPLOYMENT and good apy. Apply VIM.
HAN al opE aRs sti hotel nw .xper
ence preferred; pleasant working -condi-
HOTEL LAFAYETTE, 18th and Eye SITS.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR for modern
apt. house: good working conditions. APP
ply .EvERGLADE APIS. 1928 H st. NV.
TEACHER-Well-estab private school
desires full or part time nursery school
teacher. Box 242-A. Star,
TEACHER, exper.. kindergarten, for set
Element house day care center. Cab
| TEACHER for group of young children;
to 40 p.m. Good salary. WI. 9S73
TEACHERS-Desirab vacancies in pub
| lie and private schools good salaries
ADAMS. TEACHERS AGENCY, -2o4 Colo
RADIO Bldg, 14th and G SITS. RE. 1888.
/ TEACHER wanted, to BEGIN Jan. Is, fol
/ private school, nearby Va; very attrac.
| tive salary Cali Glebe 1900 Jan. and
for oPPPERaTcRs experienced
earnings up to. $3.50 weekly. part-time
evening and full.time work available. Call
4 727 13th st. NV. 722 18th NV. or 1852
ror s. nw opsn Until teE youI
TELEPHONE CO.
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CASHIER WRAPPERS. Apply personnel Of
nce, 7th floor. JELLEFFS, l214-1220 F

CENTRAL OFFICE OPERATORS, expe.
rienced; earnings Up to $3.50 weekly.
Part,time evening and full-time work
18Th St: NV or 1859 7 s.. NV. Open
u apalsp Pm. fer your ecnys ven GHEs s
CHARWOMEN, 3 or 4; hours, 8 to 10.
300 18th st. NV, see manager.
shop. Phone 10 to pm. daily. Temple
$500 81
CLERICALS for sales audit department,
Apply employment ONCE. 9Th floor, THE
PAIsAIs ROYAL 11tht and SITS. NV.
CLERICAL HELP-Good opportunity for
young woman to engage in interesting
clerical work in pleasant surroundings; no
standing; opportunity for permanent en-
ence unnecessary. Apply Miss Fifer,
WESTERN UNION. Room sol, 10 14th
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eGRsHiERs, aged 40 to So, in good health
hours at q time; good moral character
and clear record Of past employment es.
Tine s M 1espe evening" shft edasa
week; about S175 per month to start, in.
mornings, EMPLOYMENT ONCE. Room 1888
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO, 36th and Pros
pect ave. NV. georgetown. Take Route
CELLARMEN. STEADY employment with tol
ipSoNN rs p sEs oR In'y ys2 M s M a@
eo compile familiar With chain store ai meth
DDS, procedures and good organizer O
detail: excellent opportunity for the ,righ
Roods W stores Save COMPLETE
fion regarding previous business expert
ence, age, education, earnings, etc. Boz
c eHi Ell permanent position, 4o,hou
TYPEwRfTEE Co. INC, i7Of 14th st
CHEF, White. for frst-class clientele; bes
CHEF, colored. experienced: no nights, n,
s soGsEs 81 gaz sNSs
CHEF, white; good salary and workin
can nssf be aRlf g ha cR by
CHEF.Must be good cook: for new res
psg NM snf a EaS vi ss7s
CHEF (white), must, be thoroughly ex
perienced and capable OF taking ful
charge; no Sundays: good salary. Appl
in person after pm. CLUB TROIKA
I011 Conn. ave-: entrance through
kitchen, 1705 K st. NV.
CIGAR AND SUNDRY dept. clerk, full
time position, good pay: must have sellin
experience. SHEPHERD PARK PHAR
MACY. 7723 Georgia ave. NV.
CLERK, hotel, front office experience nee
essary. For interview call NO. 443O.
COLLECTOR, resident Of Alexandria; flu
time; work on current monthly accounts
can earn S150 month to START car needed
See manager, Room Az, Bond Bldg.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
tractive proposition, salary and guarantee
bonus for man experienced in foremanshi
on residence and business construction
Answer. Box 1913. Star, giving experienc
and references.
COOKS. coIored: must be experienced an
thoroughly dependable. top wages an
s, wilson. opoSNEIfss SEA Grill
COOK, colored. End. Apply EBBIT
HOTEL, 10th and II SITS. NV.
COOK, hotel experience. Apply BAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wage scale, Ell
fective Nov. I, makes working for LITTL
TAVERN SHOPS. INC, famous for ham
burgers" especially attractive Opportur
ity for advancement. Call ST.. $500 Il
Information, $50 am. to 4;3o pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-21
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Henry Kaiser is up in arms over the very strange fact that the REC is delaying the sale of government aluminium plants to U. s. inde- pendent companies so as to give a Dutch and a Swiss company, allied with American Smelling, time to bid on them. Assistant Secre- tary of the Navy John Sullivan, who was passed over when Truman appointed Ed Pauley, will soon re- sign. A good man lost for the hot lest political potato in Washington. .. Sgt. Al Schmidt, whose hero ism on Guadaleanal was the in- spiration for last years fine movie, Pride of the Marines" will be the Democratic candidate for the State Senate from the eighth senatorial district of Pennsylvania. Schmidt, blinded while he and two ether Marines held eff and killed over 300 Japs to stall night attack on Guadalcanal, will be running mate of Congressman Bill Green, another eX-GI.