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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-25
EMMETT
Dave Evans, Jr.

Tilman Mauldin of Benton
spent the week home with his
family and friends. Mrs. Polly
Spence and daughter of Little
Rock visited recently with her
mother and brother. Leo and
Luther Evans are home from the
Army. Mrs. Lou Blacks son
was buried here January End.
The funeral services were held
at Greater st. Paul Baptist
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Jean
Price returned to their home in
San Antonio, Texas recently.
Sgt. James MuldroW is home on
furlough visiting with his mother.
.. Edward Goodwin left for Hi
nois recently. Mrs. Lucy Ward
and baby of Houston, Texas were
recent weekend guests of her
mother.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-25
REARS SUCCESS
full FAMILY

A member of Vernon AME
Church for 80 years, MRS. FAIR
CHILD is the mother of five
children: Ruth j. Fairchild,
teacher in the city schools of
Tulsa; Robert Fairchild, employ
ed by the State Health Depart
ment; Flgger Fairchild, postman
in Los Angeles, California; Char
les Fairchild, head waiter in
night club, and Herman Fair
child, electrician, employed by
Tate's Electric Co. Mrs Fair
child, a native of Arkansas, is
the daughter of the late Charles
and Margret Tate. She resides
at Ala East King Street, Tulsa, 6,
Oklahoma.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-25
FORT SMITH
Sol Starks

The City Singing Union met
with First Batist Sunday, Janu-
airy 18th. Among the soloists
resent was Clifford Carmichael
of Hope who 81 here visiting his
mother. William Bailey, Jr,
Of the Army for four years and
ten months, was a welcome Wis
tor in the Sunday School and
church services at First Baptist
Sunday. Leon Neal, son of
Rev. J. F. Neal. visited his par
ents here Sunday. Mr.. Neal re-
Gently returned from service in
the armed forces. First Bap-
fist Church held its regular
church service Sunday morning
and night. The pastor, Rev. J.
+. Neal, delivered both sermons
Four new members were added
to the church. Come. enjoy a
musical fest at the First Baptist
Church Sunday night, January
eth sponsored by the Senior
Choir. Mrs. C. p. Henderson is
pianist. The extra session of
the Antioch District Association
will meet January 25th at the
True Light Baptist Church, Rev.
Roberts. pastor. The hospital
ellis of the city held a tea at
the hospital. among our hap
piness there must be some sad
ness. All of Fort Smith will
miss the presence of Walter Pool
whose funeral was held at the
KING Solomon Baptist Church
January IA. Come on folk, send
your news to your reporter. Let's
boost the STATE PRESS. It
will be what we the people make
ii.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-25
WOODSON SCHOOL
NEWS

Woodson School is progressing
nicely under the leadership Of
Mrs A. johnson Of Little Rock.
A program has been launched
for each month and each has
been successful. On January
10Th the Thrift program will be
closed with a musical. We
were happy TO welcome Cpl
Theodore Withers, Kelly Pigee
and Cpl. James Pennington home
They have been discharged.
Eddie Tippins, Pridester Moore,
Elijah Hauey and Earl Campbell
were here ON furlough. The
PTA is doing all il can for the
betterment Of Our school.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-25
j.. F. Williams

Mrs. Amanda Lee entertained
the Women's Missionary Society
Sunday afternoon from as with
an Eagle Tea. Herman Beard
has been discharged from the
armed services and is at home
with his family. James Bell
has also been discharged and is
at home. He was the guest OF
Mrs. Julia Thomson and family
Sunday afternoon. He served
overseas n months. Mrs. Hes
ter Wade and Perry Price were
weekend guests Of their mother
Mrs. Julia Thomson. Thu
Conway Branch of the MACE
held its monthly meeting Thurs.
day night, January 10th. C. S
Sutton sang and offered prayer.
President J. F. Williams made
some timely remarks in opening
the meeting. Officers elected:
u. F. Williams, President; C. S.
Sutton. Vice President; Bruce
Bynum. Secretary; Mrs. Junior
Taylor, Treasurer. Outstanding
committees of importance will
be appointed in the near future.
The NAACP will meet on the
third Thursday night in each
month.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-25
UP AND OUT AGAIN

REV. E. C. CUTTER, FL Dorado
representative for the STATE
PRESS and Vice Grand Chancel-
lor of the Knights of Pythias, who
has been i'll for several days, is
rapidly improving, and is going
about his duties again.
Under the leadership of Rev.
Cutter the Knights of Pythias is
again becoming one of the lead
ers in the fraternal Arkansas. He
has given new life and strength
ened the financial standing of the
order.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-25
LAKE VILLAGE
Ethel E. Green

Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott left
recently for Jacksonville, Texas
where they will reside. Mrs.
Scott is the former Miss Herxia
c. Johnson of this city. Mr.. Scott
has recently been discharged
from the Army. V. O. White,
County Agent, attended the
Agents Conference in Little
Rock several days last week. :.
Mrs. Lewis of California, sister
of II. Flemons, visited him Fri
day and Saturday; en- route to
California, accompanied by Fl.
Flemons and children, Theola
and Louis. Mrs. Minner Miller
of Chicago is visiting friends and
relatives here.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-25
Check Imports

In 1914, at ports Of entry. foreign
plant quarantine officials inspect.
ed $4,000 airplanes from foreign
countries, or an increase OF about
IS per cent over the number inspect.
ed in 1913. About one airplane in
seven was found to carry prohibit.
ed plant material some Of which
carried insect pests or plant dis.
eases which could be injurious to
farm crops II allowed to become es.
teblished in this country,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-25
Bling Crosby
Announces Opening
Of Kenny Drive

Bling Crosby, screen and radio star
today announced that the Sister
Elizabeth Kenny Foundation nation
al l945 appeal to raise S5,000,0 600 L
wage a war on infantile paralysis
will be held in each state from No
vember % to December 8
The Paramount Pictures star i
chairman of the national fund drive
and has named leading businessmen
and women as aides to conduct
campaigns in every community,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-25
Trees Control Erosion

Planting trees at or near the top
of steep slopes will help prevent soil
erosion. The root systems hold the
soil in place, while the litter that
accumulates under the trees soaks
up the rainfall and reduces surface
run-of.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-25

we owe q duty
to the children Of
America to make
this drive a sue.
cess eros b y
said. IAN Of US
know what infan.
tile paralysis has
done. There is
h hardly a pla ce
where the disease
has not struck,
lie ing in its
wake crippled, de-
formed children,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-25
Migrainc Headaches

Migraine headaches occur in both
sexes, although they are two or
three times as frequent in women
as in men. symptoms include duh
or throbbing pain. blurring vision,
dark spots before the eyes. bright
flashes OF light. double vision. dizzi-
ness, numbness or tlngling Of the
hands or feet, flushing. chills and
palior
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-25
Good Breakfasts

A few suggested patterns for 4
good breakfast include fruit. cereal
or bread, and q beverage; fruit,
cereal or bread. eggs, and q bever.
age; fruit, eggs and bacon. bread.
and BEVERAGE fruit. cereal. meat,
bread, and beverage.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-25

Five steps In pasture improvr
ment. test and treat soil. disk wel
,eseed. control grazing, and eli
weeds
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-01-25
Lesson for January q

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc
leeted and copyrighted by International
Council OF Religious Education; used by
permission.
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Rain Stops Bees

Do you know that bees never work
In rainy or stormy weather? Their
wings are too light for rain and
wind
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A PEOPLE AT WORSHIP

LESSON TExT-Exodus 28:i: 33.4-9.
1929
GOLDEN TExT-1hou shalt worship
the Lord thy God and Him only shalt
thou serve.-MattheW 4.l0.
Evening star., 1946-03-11
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. B-1I
HOME IMP. COMPANIES (cer. .

SSsns sCSg. S0WsbANskS tS0uf.Ds
FLooK SANDING. rennishing: amazing re-
Pfe5as PooRs szsbEB b BbRGWEF 81
and waved By DUKE & TABLER FLOOR
shHSXdasE sHNEasaEL EE sgss Ess IE 5s5s
ss nlsnsd kf& fs&sai4ns cH .ssss 1ss
IRON WORK FIRE. EsCAPEs, stairs. rail-.
ings. window guards. gates, fences. doors.
pgpoST IRON e woRKs saRsKss NA res s7ss' sss'inatss' IL
msees 0e daras cosTfTnNa oSHf e. ss. 81
PAINTING. DECORATING. pap.rins. door
Worf suaranteed Wits mechanlHes hlHIoo1ns fnss
fstlnates ;shsa 1ssk GILBERTa Fja HAMILTON. estsb-
terror. Al workmanship. prompt service;
psTkrTS psrk gSsTantesd esn Sc 1s42M EM ~ r2av
Let US Kem-Tone your home" White. col
ored meehanics: work done promptly, AT.
PaiSTfNG PAIN AND DEcoRATrNG-Each lob
given our personal attention. Phone pI.
eoaDEE e1Ss Re-; : Rasrff eh0anss after pm' CO. 2aoS.
PLuMBTNG. hBn iaaRns heatins and gas nttins; re-
pair work; complete bath and equipment;
gas heaters: sinks for grocery and deli
StSEes ny vsp sepvss IA
PLUMBING, HEATING, emergency serv.
ne; NSp ney gG bathrooms 1saS etc G50gEGE oGoN.
REMODEL. modernize your home novi
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATION CO.. 5502 Wis. ave WI. 1900.
SCREEN YOUR Porch while I have ma
terial. Repairing and remodeling, as
bestos siding, roofing. w. d. TAYLOR.
Sligo 3942 evenings.
WATFRPROOFING. all kinds Waterproof
your basement nowi Windows caulked, etc.
ROBERT e. PRICE, RE. 1891 13s
WE SPECIALIZE in glass block for homes,
stores, restaurants. factories, warehouses.
show windows bars, .nclosed porches.
counters, bathrooms. mantels and parti-
IONS Pamphlets furnished on request.
RA. 007S. IA
Evening star., 1946-03-11

ATTENTION. BUSINEssMEN--n YOU need
2 competent stenosrapher,. typist. book
cali fsIE q Ri CAB BE- fp ssfs ss'
BooKKEErING BE- oiiksfs III f' ANp srESoGRAPlaarc srESoGRPla
es aGas yssr e. 9 S s
ployers)i bookkeeper and executive secre-
eofLEdR a5f SeS GkADIAgF af aisr English and 81 spsn
esting position with future. Can type,
hight shorthand, handle business CORE
sspondenoe' 5-day week. s45. Box 1905.
DRAPEs. yaIances. curtains, bedspreads.
alterations; reasonable. Call RA 1897
DREssMAKING, design. remod., altera-
tons eve gowns speciality; .reas. MISS
ExEcUTfye EEns sEcREfARYO YOs zsaa5 AP yaTied aG$s
experience, expert stenographer with initia-
tiye, desires responsible Interesting posi-
GIRL, colored, wishes plain sewing, good
sewer. cah between 10 and 4, LU. 1855.
NURSE, settled person, desires position in
refined family. convalescent preferred. Phi.
NE 200, Ext. 4os. or apply at YWcA. a
tent NV seetion, 81 per days day: references ar ps
aAcTfcAt sa1 SaiaS STRsr stfR eoored available for
ee,en eaesble sa ho sts6es soSs
rapher, dependable. 90. yrs. old, desires in
ssrTss.ng position; %at doyntogn location;
SECRETARY-Capable able assume re-
sponsibility, pleasant disposition. 12 yrs
Exp Exp legal and general; days, S45. Box
sECRETARY. experienced, capable. desires
temporary position, to 3 mos, S45. RA.
SECRETARY -sIEENoGkApHER - Indus
trious,, eficient and capable of taking re-
sponsibilfty. 5 years commercial expert
ence. Box 274-L, Star -I2
TYPIST, exp, wants work to do at home;
very low rates. Call WO. 7465. -12
TYPIST, experienced, desires tipping Satur-
days and Sundays. Call co. 6610 after z
TYPING wanted to do at home. wo.
WOMAN, "a. college graduate, with un-
usually varied BACKGROUND in office pro-
cedures, skilled in operation of all general
oftice equipment, with professional writ
ing experience for handling correspond
ence; native Wash; superior references
with private bus; $50 week minimum.
Call Hobart 5966. IL
EXPERT TYPISI desires work at home.
ca! c4. ss4s' RI 7ooo' Ext So; after 0'il9:k'
AN EXCLUSIVE LAUNDRY-Dainty care
to women's daintiest garments, also mend
Ing. For lnfOrma tlOn call AT. 1644 IL
Evening star., 1946-03-11
HELP DOMESTIC.

ASSISTANT COOK and general house
,saaaI worker: eongsaalsl, toTslsn family, lisht
1i Thussday not oi $3.50 uhSaf WI 1eso eely I.eef
fons Of chdTea ae'a no Ea ssss
COOK. experienced; general housework
and j school child In small apt. All,
ssh' s.i' aH. Srs ss7s5 e Sat; $50 and saFisrs,
sslfsa; sss wess. WI WI. 5es55' 5tele1 m1s g !,
and have refs; live in upstairs rm. with
COOK AND G.H.W,. two in family; expert
asS par IN aSoS SF Su'
COOK. general houseworker, experienced,
TOR ses PsssS couple apt
COOK. experienced, and g.h.w: small apt,
no sundays, no laundry; s22 and carfere.
COOK. light Housekeeping: colored; Se5
room and private bath: good streetcar
ehdrsn ;s othef haHiofe1Sd heio e@peyed
cooksG22NERAL Coo HousEwoRK. @ expert
ily. live in; 2nd-aoor room. private bath;
COOKE GHW.: live in, pleasant upstairs
children; en- health as1t card and references $40
f19RGHTs % 7s ssa Week IN kdoe5GTs 81 4as4 s4a apt
Ssa earG Se fond Ct of ehdea 2a Pas ss5 'G0kRs WIS
sSnsserats wooaIs1 smDoysF wants hshfIsss
G.H.W.. coIored. April /; must have some
experience waiting on table and plain
country July and August: 3 adults in fam
tRis iii v Week, Monday throash wednesday, s 5
CIV: AND cooK-No laundry. sN.day
sna ssspesa esaial. 10 se.aHs e. va s4 dinner
san 'eSas sood salary az aneMsT' EM Ss
GfNERSk GIN Rskn5sy nh5oyusEWRoRk 81 experience With
CHILDREN; live in; references; $50. EN-.
GiIRiL, colored. to do cooking and gh.w.;
salary. Box .403-M, Star.
GIRL to help take care Of baby, from
ss e of fa.io}ss w. slS week 1855 Tayl155 i5. st.
GIRL, colored, desires Job In the eve
GnsI R eoo9e eSS tc sSe M 20 take car.
ls-month-old boy, answer telephone, some
housework; salary open. 706 11th Sc.
HoUsEKEEPER for g.h.w. and help care
Of baby; live in. For further information,
saaas sa5t OR meal gss c,
47lS after pm. -12
HOUSEKEEPER, care ! or children in
return living ouaters for refined couple
and Told son. Write Box 22S-S, Star,
or call Union 1926.
MAID. refined, S25 per wk.; light cook
ing references: live in. EN-. S136, Ma.
sslsi Mxib wanted. Apply sHELsuRNE SHOP.
ROOM roo FAM AND BOARD plus salary to settled
colored woman for day care of a 14-mo.-
old baby. TR. 1896. Ia
WOMAN, white, for cooking and other
household duties. in exchange for good
home, with small family. Colored maid
does g.h.w. and laundry. Box 497-M, Star.
WOMAN, settled, care of 2 children and
g.h.w. T:30 to $50, 5ia-day week; SIS.
WO oRpT Ia
Evening star., 1946-03-11
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

CEMENT WORK, stone walls, dagStone
F. MARcucCIo. Route 4, Horners lane
Rockville, Md. Telephone Rockville 34S-J
DRIwALL WATERPRooFING-A mason
ry repairs Reasonable price. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Northwest and suburbs. All
ASPHALT AND CONCRETE driveways ou,
speciality. Call SH $780,
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME with an H. c.
Little oil burner or automatic floor fur
mace. We are now receiving small ship
ments for Immediate delivery. HOME
HEATING co. Telephone Chestnut 31I3
or Falls Church 2S44-W, evenings or Sum
days. Ia
FOR COMFORT and convenience modern.
ize with Modernaire painting, partitions,
fence and glass repairs, cement. fiuo-
resent lighting. MoDERNAIRE. ME- 1884.
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying. sanding, finishing, cleaning, par
quet installations; Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CoNTRACToRs. INC. 1912 Wiscon-
FLOORS REFINIsHED to bring out their
sparkling hrilliance. Beautify your home
low. Special March prices CITY-WIDE
EIooR FL sERyICE. Dy; 4o3s
P. T. LONG. RA. 3314.
Evening star., 1946-03-11
HELP woMrN.

TYP1eT AND RECEPrIONrST. between 20
sS 8. VI: sS i s1' xP
aPRR5IsqERT APR5 sIT sziM szIis ssIs
preferred In selling upholstery. materials.
Permanent position. 5 day week. Liberal
oor HE HEcA AD Go g. Il 7S
WAITRESS. white. fun time. for cocktail
lounge I'u 4 and .a cofiee shop. Top salary. good
WgAiTkEssRss,o VA soe experienced. nishtwork. Ap-
ply in person to MIcHELs. 1920 Vermont
WArTREssEs. full or part time, suaran-
sHoPPE nearest you or 1894 Upshur ST.
wAsHNGToNs oldest cheyrolet dealer
nas an tspsnns fop typs knowIsdse
BasRY eflRsnfa FATE p9si'ao
WafsEssEi R1sHH is1 i4th ahts IL saD dependaSle
sSSSyEAsSyKsiAST. ia Il 'i i4ss Eye = NV ia
ance; excellent earnings and WORKING con-
ditions day or night work. Apply In person
EFs FsrRns i4744 4ssR in
WAiTREss. white. experienced. can earn
S57I Geergia AYE. aye. Nv. IL
sSs 'fE Efss eHEr elS nfsl; fss
ExTIEkssEis sI.i ais: yhiss: y Rock eress dcIt
iHIn. cail Fl. 5oSs after 8 pm. Ii: s
WOMAN; white, middle-aged,. who would
DO housework and cooking: good salary to
ah as rs es Mg HE HsER ri Isvas sa ro9 and
WOMAN, experienced in selling social and
commercial stationery and engraving: also
SSF xeef9' cf9 ENG4RAvNa
WOMAN @ o'3 to work ri I'M IN ,evelry store. Box
WoMkSMThe Telephone Co. has Jobs bs for
you the pay Is good. raises are regular.
sonvsPsn.. ePsa sysan RHE ae eHrapaSRE fsfh
WOMAN: colored. cook: Al. for a high
Of Kitchen. Apply between 2:3o and 4:so
w., WnMlN5 M .ns,,sne.d B St. se IN orsr,.
earninss up to $40 per week; perm. posi-.
SDy s1ss 2ges5 e! SHOT, Ens nya ss5s
WOMEN, white, 1s to so; unusual oppor
days in high-class cafeteria; 75c hr. and
aREER0 CO. $3.50. ss soa4 aeieRh0ss i2th s. hsS
YOUNG LADY with knowledge Of short
salary with every other Saturday of Ask
IoT I0T NE a5oa PEI sisnore' TRIANGLE MOTORS
YOUNG LADY for clerical position in bank
ssf vii tran AO1s os Box saD s9aaieIsay
YOUNG LADY for general ONCE work: pre-
must be aggressive. neat and ddtise. attractive.
This Is splendid opportunity with one ot
YOU 9oGSG Soi WoMkNEWahnsw ofk T VI nv Job you'd d4 be
proud OFF Il you do. you can And it at the
We need the help % " ambitess Ss youns asoWons wom
en- who are interested in positions with an
uuss ou ~ Be- ps ss II e
ing and you can look forward to o. steady
smployment and regular pay Increases
oe Whae sa s % 81 Se clad 70 d
pm. for yogr conyenienesi, 527. ~. I3th M st St
4 ! IP95TosMiA..e P9T q iA..e STEhEpHoNE eo. eSo5AsArAAAA
WAiTRRssEs, vnnIT sss white over 49, experienced
WANTED-Young woman with good mer-
chandise BACKGROUND to assist in the selec-
tion Of women's ready-to-wear and ac-
Sh dete fop ADVANCE
ment Reply stating age, experience. Box
WESTERN UNION OFFERS A CAREER-n
is the only company equipped to teach the
telegraph profession, ,well-eouipped schools
are at the .Si disposal Of young women; II to
t.sulsls see Miss Fifer. Room eoi. WEsT- 81
FRkMHNfNI FRk TNH1M 719 p0sI4S6S 141h st. NV
good knowledge of double-entry bookkeep,
ing, typins and general once work; 6
Ssy ca aasf Mon seT r su
coEoRED slrl wants mothers care for ! "a
hours, for children, 2 yrs. and s mos.
L n
Evening star., 1946-03-11
SITUATIONS poMEsIIc.

COLORED GIRL wishes days work for
part time call GE. 1907 III
GIRL, COLORED. wants day work days
a week Call Me 07b3. IL
GIRL (colored) wants housework three
days week. Call RA. 90sl from am.
10 pm.
GIRL, neat, honest, colored, desires part
time work: bachelor apts. preferred; morns
LAUNDREss, colored. wiz do your Iaun-
dry in my home: work done at day
workers pay, s5; smaller bundles ac-
cepted. DE. S40S. III
MAID, neat wants part-time work, nc
cooking; good city refs. Call IA. 1905
Evening star., 1946-03-11
SITUATIONS MEN (cort.l

VETERAN, young. aggressive, Govt en-
ploye, 20, desires part-time employment
evenings. after 4. all day sat. and Sun;
type work considered z. A. PLATT. 1907
Euclid st, NV CO. 1891 after 2 pm. IL
YOUNG MAN, with executive experience
firm. Retail store pref. Box 74-S. Star
ATTENTION. washington businessmen;
former Army pilot. captain, ambitious
reliable. years business experience
knowledge of shorthand. typing: inter-
lent opportunities for advancement. BOZ
DUPoST VI CIRCLE JoB-cleaner. floo,
waxing. Venetian blinds or paint washing
DU. 2710. 12s
TWO VETERANS desire part-time cierical
work evenings: experienced typists and
machlne operators. Box 1883. Star. IL.
Evening star., 1946-03-11
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES

CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
1913 14tn ST. NV, MI. 955S-Shorthand.
Pittman and Gregg; speed dictation: 8
days and nights each week. Special for
competitive exams IL
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
1919 l4th st. NV; NJ. $685. est. "a yrs
yo qor sY
HAWAIIAN OR SPANISH GUITAR, private
lessons: reasonable. Phone Adams 1896
Beauty OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in. all subjects: day. night and
Fss ae tFss oI
D. C. requirements and GI training. 1910
N Y ave- NE 577S. estab 1918
Evening star., 1946-03-11
HELP MEN 8 WoMsh.
COOK, dishwashers. days, no Sunday, 5000
oay. VICS RESTAURANT, S433 Georgis

pay. ViCsS RESIAURANT, S433 Georgia
DRY CLEANING EMPLOYEES for wash
ington's newest dry cleaning plant. Good
pay, excellent working conditions. all new
eonipment. We need an entire staff-gas
room manager, spoilers. pressers, dress 6n-
ishers. checkers. assorters, and markers.
Apply IN person to Mr.. Grad or Mr. Neff,
CAPITAL LAUNDRY g. DRY CLEANING,
1918 l. st. s.w. -12
Sauss; SnocEEx Ann,C GLERKFaood ias salary ssod
REFiNED cSuPLE. Settled. for cooking @
and g.h.w.: live in: must enjoy Children:
nIsSsnd nsfe2snce. may r. have other employment;
tionally known company to introduce
low-cost personal accident insurance. No
Possible earninss. s1o-sss day. sh give give
tial Box hissors gt,r Replies eondsn-
TYPiST to work IN book department of
large distributor; 6-day week vacation,
permanent position. Apply 1121 9th st. NV.
TYPIsT who can operate dictaphone. or
one who is willing to learn: 5-day week,
vacation, permanent position. Apply 1921
9th st. NV Ia
Evening star., 1946-03-11
MOTOR TRAVEl.

WANTED--Man with car to drive party
days week from 1900 block 1ath st. to
500 Taylor st. NV. at 1890 pm, return
at $50. co. 9s24, 9 to IL am, MR..
POPE. IL
DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES region. can
accommodate several passengers to vicin-
ity or en- route. TAYLOR 3237. u.
DRIVING TO CAMBRIDGE, OHIO, Satur-
day, Mar. 16: return Sunday. Mar. II.
Call Ii. 341l after pm.
DRIVING Los ANGELES, March Is, take
two passengers; references exchanged.
Call DU. os74. after pm. l3.