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Evening star., 1946-04-27
VA Athletic Program
For Hospitals, Homes
Outlined by Pix|ee

A highly personalized athletic
program designed to aid in the
treatment and rehabilitation of
Veterans Administration patients
soon will get under way at VA hos
pitfalls and homes throughout the
country,
James E. PiXlee, former George
Washington University football
coach, who directs the new athletic
service, explained his program yes
terday at a luncheon meeting of
the Washington Chapter of the
University of Missouri Alumni As
sociatlon at the Sheraton Hotel.
Appointed to the VA post March
18, Mr.. Pixlee was director of ath-
letics and physical training for the
AR Forces during World War II.
collective of the program is not
only to get the veterans home faster
but to put them into. the condition
they'll need to stay there, and to
make their. retarn to civilian life
easier" he satd
Individual Problem. g.,
Mr.. Pixlee said thes program will
have to be "the mostspersonalized in
history" to take care of the indi-
vidual problems Of each patient.
Our problem will begin when the
doctors give us the green light" he
said. Then if we have $50 men who
need different kinds of help, we'll
have $50 different programs"
One of the chief problems of
hospitalized patient is that he is
cut off from his normal relation
ships and thinks too much of his
condition, he explained.
Our purpose, through athletics,
will be to make him feel that he
belongs, while he is building up his
strength" Mr.. Pixlee said. I'VE also
want to train him for sports he will
be able to use at home-to maintain
his strength-such as tennis, golf
and handball."
MIR. PlXlee also stressed the recre-
ational value of patient participa-
ton in athletics. He said he hoped
the program would help alleviate
the problem of the patient who be-
comes so bored that he leaves a hos
pltal to go home before he is fit.
Although certain classes of tuber-
culosis and neuropsychiatric pa
tlents, among others, will be re-
stricted from participation for med
ical reasons, the director said pro-
grams will be formed for all pa
tients whenever possible.
Instructors Needed.
A barrier now before the new
service is the lack of instructors, Mr..
Pixlee said. Plans call for two in
structors for a 500-bed hospital, he
said, estimating that there should
be not less than one instructors for
each 30 patients.
The activity will be closely CO.
ordlnated with the VAS educational
reconditioning program, headed by
DR.. D. A. Covalt, which divides pa
tients into classes according to their
progressive conditions for exercise
and other activities.
Besides developing physical train
Ing programs for the Air Forces, Mr.
Pixlee organized leagues in II sports
during the war throughout the serv-
ice. He performed similar duties
Evening star., 1946-04-27
Veterans Superseniorify
Denied BY Federal Judqe
BY the Assecioisd Press

PITTSBURGH, April 27.-Tederal
Judge wallace S. Gourley ruled yes
terday in an action brought by an
Erie CPa) firm that military service
veterans hold no claim to super
seniority" status.
"A person in military service
should not gain a superseniority
status which would entitle (him) to
replace employees of greater senior
ity with their employer" Judge
Gourley said in his opinion.
The judges decision resulted from
a civil action brought by the Lord
Manufacturing Co. of Erie against
avrious employe groups to determine
seniority rights and status of re-
turning war. veterans.
Evening star., 1946-04-27
$4,000 Fire Sweeps
Galveston Rail Pier
BY the Associoted Press

GALVESTON, Tex, April 27.-Fire
originating in pool of waste oil
swept 300 feet of a pier at the
Southern Pacific docks here yes
terday, destroying more than half
Of the structure and causing dam
age estimated at $4,000.
All available fire companies in
Galveston fought the flames, which
ate through the wooden pier floor
ing and ignited waste oil floating
in the water below. Two ware
houses in the area were threatened,
but were not burned. One housed
twelve thousand 100-pound bags
of raw sugar.
Evening star., 1946-04-27

with the 18th and seth Divisions
during the World War.
George Washington University
football coach from 1929 to 1888, he
was an all-conference fullback at
Missouri in 1918. Before coming to
G. w. u, Mr.. Pixlee coached at Mis-
souri, Wesleyan, Oklahoma A. g. M.
and Westminster College.
Evening star., 1946-04-27
Theodorowicz Retires
From Boston Symphony
Dy the kssociotsd Press

BOSTON, April 27-Julius Theo-
dorowicz, assistant concert master
of the Boston Symphony Orchestra
since 1919, retired last night. He has
been a member of that organization
for the last 48 years.
He was rendered reception after
last nights concert in Symphony
Hall by orchestra members, trustees
and friends.
Born in Poland, Theodorowicz
won eminence as a violinist in vi
emma, from where he was brought
to the Boston Symphony Orchestra
in 1898 by Wilhelm Gericke.
Evening star., 1946-04-27

eral secretary
has announced.
Mr.. Harris, a
veteran of 26
months over
seas service as a
Marine Corps
officer, held the
rank of major
when released
+ 70 m service.
He participated
in the Guadal-
canal, New Gui-
nea and New
Britain opera
tionS and won
the Silver Star
Evening star., 1946-04-27

He attended the Naval War Col
lege and later saw service here as
officer in charge of the Marine
Corps Research Institute and as a
White House aide,
Evening star., 1946-04-27
Harris Joins Central "
Physical Education Staff

L. Peyton Harris has Joined the
stan of the Central Branch YMCA
as associate director of physical
education, Leonard w. DeGast, gen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
ls Miscellaneous For sale

PEARL BUTrONS-Rlc-Eac braids
 laces bindings in large assoFt. ments Reliable. @ Scovill St
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25

sVsssEpE gsoTSqg. ss soVR1E+ W1+hRSTRE sa% FAE6S SSs a3, ists.
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NOTICE

STATE Of CONNECTICUT, DIS. TRIcT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO. ESTATE Of MRS. a/k/a, MRS ANNIE oPALAcK, late of the town Of Waterbury, In said dis. tFiet, deceased, The Court of Probate for the Dis. tFiet of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present thslF. accounts, properly attssted, within said time, will he debarFeA a recovery, All persons lh. dabted to said estate are requested 10 make immediate payment to The CITIZENS & MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK of WATERBURY,.
 Administrator, Waterbury, Conn.
 Per order of Court
 Attoat.
 aa.1k-et Asst. Clerk.
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Rooms, Boord. Hotels

q Rooms and Board BOYS CLUB - Home for young men. Modern conveniences. Home cooking also gymnasium, swimming pool. social rooms. a Cottage Place rear of Post office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
EOery Day Is Result Day On 7he Democrat WantAd Page
SubuFbon
PR0sPECT
Lssol Notices
NOTICE

 STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIs- TRICT Of WATERBURY, ss. PRO. BATE COURT, November 2lst, 1gle. ESTATE of FRANK WHIT AKBR, late of the town of Water bury, in said district, deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis. tr!et of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly ate tested, within said time, will be de. barred a recovery. All persons inc debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 MARJORIE W. BAKER,
 Adminlstrtrix. 1878 Baldwin Street,
 Waterbury, Conn.
 Per Order of Court
 Attest:
 11-ss-st Asst. Clerk.
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ORDER OF NOTICE


 Upon the complaint of said plain tins, praying for the reasons herein set forth a judgment Quieting and settling the title to two certain pieces of land bounded and des- cribed as follows:
 FIRST PIECE: That certain piece or parcel of land, with all the im- westerly side of Bronson Road, in the Town of Prospect, bounded and describe as follows:
 NOFtheRly 290 feet, more or less, on land now or formerly of Elizabeth Obar;
 EasterIy--isO feet, more or less. on Bronson Road;
 SOutherly = 235 feet, more or. less, on land now or formerly of Frank and Georgia Obar; and
 SOuthwesteRly = l45 feet, more or less. on land now or formerly of Halsey s. Clark.
 The boundary points are marked by white stone markers on each and every corner.
 Being the same premises convey. ed to Charles W. Tapley by Eliza beth Obar, by deed dated August 5, 1s40, recorded in Prospect Land Records, Volume 16. Page 375.
 SECOND PIECE: That certain piece or parcel of land, with ali the Improvements thereon, situated on the westerly side of Bronson Road, in the Town of Prospect, bounded and described as follows:
 NeFthexfy = 2S0 feet, more or less, on land now or formerly of Esst.sIy-sss feet, more or less. en Bronson Road; and
 southeasserly-333 feet. more or less, on land now or formerly or Haisey 6. Clark, more recently or John and Fiavia Gerard. Said parcel being triangular In shape and containing acre more or less.
 Being the same premises conveyed 10 Renaud LeVescue by Frank Obar and Georgia Obar by a Warranty Deed dated and recorded July 5, ig4s, in Prospect Land Records; said complaint being returnable to the copnty op at Waterbury on the first Tuesday of January, lsl7, 1t ap- bearing by affidavit of the plaintiffs that the defendants are properly made defendants therein and their names and residences are unknown to the plaintiffs; ~ nctice of the pendency of this ae- ton be given by publishing this order three times In the Waterbury Democrat, a daily newspaper pub lIshed in Waterbury, commencing with the first of said publications on or before December 2, ists by some proper officer who, with ms doinEs thereon endorsed, shall make
 GERTRUDE J. MIKNATIs.,
 Assistant Clerk. STATE of CONNECTICUT, coUN- TY of NEW HAVEN, ss. WATER BURY, Nov. 25, isl6.
 The within and foregoing Is true and attested copy of the orig. mai Writ Summons Complaint, and Order of Notice in my hand for publication.
 Attest:
 GEORGE R. BURNS, Ii-2B-st Deputy Sheriff.
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ls Women Wanted
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NOTICE

NOT REsPoNsIBLE On and after this date, Nov. 2b, 1e4S, I will not be responsible for any bills other than those contract. ed by myself.
 (SlFned)
 NEAL HOPPER, 11-z-1t il Blakeslee Circle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
NOTICE

- CHARLES W. TAPLEY AND
 RENAUD LEvESQUE Widow and Heirs, Representative and Creditors of LEVERETT M. SMITH, deceased. SUPERIOR COURT, NEW HAVEN COUNTY, at WATERBURY,, Nov. 22, 1946.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25

ACCORDION LESSONs-You will learn the correct technique on the accordion at the MECCA MUSIC SCHOOL. No instrument necessary 203 Bank St. 4-i422
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25

SEYMOUR-2-family house, 1 rooms and bath each floor. Pipe hot air heat, rent vacant. Ready to move into. car garage, large corner lot, l48 X l20 Newly painted outside. Good condition. Fine neighborhood. near store and bus line. Price $9,500. Inquire Charles s. Sergeant, Realtor, Tel. Seymour 621.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25

WIkIFRED cAhNotlb stOAEs
 RAY STOKES
 SUPERIOR COURT, NEW HAVEN COUNTY. at WATERBURY, Nov a7, i9ts,
 ADDITIONAL ORDER OF NOTICE ORDERED, that additional notice of the pendency of the complaint for divorce and a change of plain. tiffs name, In the above entitled case be given by publishing this order in The Waterbury Evening Democrat, a newspaper published in Waterbury, Connecticut, in said New Haven County, once a week for three successive weeks beginning on or before the third day of De' By some proper officer BY THE COURT,
 GDRTRUDE '. MIKNAITIs,
 Asst. Clerk at Waterbury, STATE of CONNECTICUT, coUN. TY of NEW HAVEN, ss, WATER BURY, November 25, lsts.
 The above and foregoing ia a true and attested copy of the orig inal Additional Order Of Notice In my hands for publication, with my Endorsement thereon.
 ALBERT FRANCIS. lI.sS-ia-s-s Deputy sheriff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
% Vocal and instrumental

ACCORDION LESSONe - Try a special 3 month short trial course. We furnish the instrument.
 MECCA SCHOOL OF MUSIC 203 Bank St. Dial A-i422
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
EducotionoI
s4 Local and Private Instructsrs

MARToNE SCHOOL - 100 Grand. 4-3677. Dance, voice. music. reduc-
 ing. Reg. Mon., Nov. B. P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
I0 Clothing and Footwear

SOAGALII.AND - Leopard Moutons, beautiful. Long wearing. regular $275, our price $200, plus tax. Ciresi Furrier. S6 Winchester St. Phone 4-lse4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-25
NOTICE

wINIFRED CARROLL STOKES
 Wg,
 RAY STOKES
Evening star., 1946-01-06
MOTOR TRAVEL,

L. 4. VIA TEXAs.Leaye immediate take "a.
tEAViSG WING about bout San Jan. IS Ai for Miami Fla
can accommodate 5 or 6 people. Call AL
DRIVING : to Phoenix. Ariz. January 10;
Los ANGELES. Southern route; leaving
Jan to III desire t9 sh4rs ao
DRIVING MIAMI FLA, January 60; take
tEG sS Pnsisnbead Nd ssierenees Write
PROFESSIONAL MAN driving to Los An
seles in 1941 Olds. sedan. leaving Jan: IA;
CAN Cal Mr. Mr.. MacBiRD. Once RE. 800. Ext
1aa1sN DRfVING G0Te rs WIoSRcEssTER, IS MASS, Jan 6
midnight, via Springfield, Providence, Bos-
LEAVING Jan EM 4 sass for Miami; taks
MIAMI BOUND, new MotortEailer sleeper.
Leaving Jan. 8: hotel accommodation guar
anteed; Phone DE. 1900, Ext 205, MR.
VET driving to Portland, Greg. via South;
ern route and l.. A. between Jan. 9th and
BiR To 5asTT MIAMI III Friday day mornns ao
two-week vacation, will take couple, S5C
FnoarpApriyate TGH5s 5F.D Wa 9Son psrty room for
1912 Dodge: weeks tour. Box 43o.-c,
SSE OR TWO PEOPLE to hep nP dEs .e
Ge5Ti GOING Fre"0eat To 0cINciNNATI sometime thi.
DfsH DRvSe Ssni To San jan 1s
Is, Navy wife desires young woman OF
IiuI pRTvISG Il 70 rs Los g5 ANGELES. 9th or 10Th
Navy ofhcer wants male passenger to share
driving and expenses. Telephone Jackson
1888 -
MIAMI BEACH-Leavine Tuesday. Januar,
s; 1941 Chrysler convertible; can taxi.
passengers; can discuss rates. Call EN-
1908 after am
CALF. Sat, Jan 12;. exp. driver ane
wife; heated car. new tires: will return
weeks; vacation: desire couple; refs: con-
genial: share expense. WA. l146.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT graduate, 10 years man
agerial and accounting experience, desires
managerial or executive position. RA.
ACCOUTANT. veteran, has openings for
accounts of few small businesses; prompt.
sfdcient service. TR. Ss47. 7-9 pm. Sat,
ACCoUNTANT, expert; books opened;
statements; zPgga PFempt services reasonable
AceouNfANT la5eSo VA RTos Expert books started Kept
SssSTsf.sf RsnSs4r 81 5ssSisss 1s5
Tor limited number Of small accounts;
weesy: bys quarterly or moRty service
AeeoENT1NG Gasos TING sTUDENT f desires parttme
&rW}aoX P9sltGg With C. P nj frm Call Mr. Ms
AuFIfoRR and and former nilsi pubic accountant
sf5sE RG,TRF TSPf TI. PT 95sls s66S stv
PRISArE Eeeei cHauFFEuR aGStf ~ coiored dn desires
tHtTf cHAuffEUR HRss reno ho zee Years of local
Serience Call Ma 0243. l1*
NHEF-Excellent cook, thoroughly capable,
etc. white. age 40, Is years exp. non
Immediately; seafood specialist. Box 4os-
SoLoRED MAN wants position as Chef
stsTsEd arm refs TSsleehSns IR O576
~@-H''
ekEp esz SPfadd Or EGeih 81 SSsS
snd and sIa e M fhaSs
nection with reliable Arm; salary approx
$1,000; veteran seekins perm. pos with
DECORATOR AND PAPER HANGER, ex-
pegrieenced; ogte &c d aayTork Ky or piece work ia ia
ms pssSn as'farsse Phone Ka sdG5 desires
CRAFTSMAN, patents, experienced, part
Rs TGTk M Roms FIR sISe Ext $40
Floor WAXING, wall washing and wood
H4Rp%ARE HsfH sfaRsd MANI H. eeDeTenced GOeS can
PFSgSStioR 5t6 s ax room On,
change Saturday or Sunday services for
JANiroR, coiored, full Or part time, for
shdFf9 RE Sss
gS5kns va ss St er ee'a pm
LAWYER-Returned veteran, age 80, mem
Der D. c. bar. desires legal or public re-
sociation Call Trinidad 1866. Sc
LAWYER, yrs. ofhcer U. s. Navy, 4 yrs.
practice Of lay lay in p. G., age 30. desires
needed All replies confidentiai. Box 400
Los ANGELES WRITER, advertising pub
lie relations man, will represent reputable
Washington company or organization on
West Coast in contact or creative ca
pacity: fee basis; Washington interview
now. Box 234-C, Star. -
LUMBERMAN-BUILDE IA years retail
lumber yard and woodworking mill ex-
perience, now on terminal leave from War
Department. wants position in lumber or
building business or architects office. Box
MACHISisT, UCHi sfs1 capable of machine precision
work, IA years experience. Lincoln
1923 7H
MAN, colored wants job as chauffeur.
MAN, colored, with dump truck, wants job
of any kind Franklin 1864.
NAN. colored; all-around work of any kind.
Gall NO. 0259.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED-Part-time care OF children or
CoLoRED GIRL desires Job as maid, no
coLoRED GIRL wants work after school.
C0LoRED GIRL desires part-time general
house or hotel work or boarding house.
CoLORED GIRL wishes days work AT.
DAY WORK by reliable colored woman,
reference furnished, So and carfare. Call
ELDERLY WOMAN would like home with
colored family, care children; room
R bosd small des4s sasry day ME Wor
people preferred Ii 1923.
GIRL to do days work, So and carfare.
GIRL D coiored, d experienced, references,
wants part-time, work. MI, ;321s.
GIRL. coored, desires g.h.w, by days. Call
EX. 9269 Sunday, pm. till T. pm. Apt.
GIRL, colored. desires regular daywork,
Monday through Friday SO and cartsre'
GIRL wants plain cookins,. general house
work. live in, no laundry. Adams, 1863,
GIRL, colored. general horsepower, plain
GIRL. reliable, wants days work. Frank
GIRL coiored. wants evening work cook
pm. through dinner. $l7 and carfare.
co. 6044 after IL am.
GIRL, colored, wants days work; good
only Tel. CO. si27.
GIRLS 60, colored, one wants daywork,
other wants steady job; ref. DI. 1923. =
GIRLS. 2, want part-time work mornings
fsf e eyepRg to No SoIore5 a929
and woman), years profession; work by
day only; reas. rates. Ii. 57SS. =,
HOUSEWORK in apartment part or full
time, by settled colored woman; refs.
JANITREss, small apt, with quarters
some salary: references. Inquire 935 r.
l. ave NV, DE, 1894.
LADY, responsible, middle-aged, white,
would like employment caring for children
Takoma neighborhood PREF; live out.
LAUNDRY wanted to take home. Call DU.
69l5.
MEN C2). available for gen house cleaning
by job; window washing speciality ME.
WOMAN, settled. colored. experienced, city
references, desires apartment work. Box
206-C. Star. g.
WOMAN, willing to work as kitchen helper,
Gishwasher, etc; perm. Call LORRAINE,
Dupont 2029. Day or night work. =,
house for employed woman only; no salary
asked. Box 2I6-C, Star. 8. :,
WOMAN, colored, wishes days work. Call
Columbia 1875.
take care of children; emp. couple; refer
DEPENDABLE, middle-aged, white. fine
character, wishes charge in motherless
home or adult employed family sleep in;
within met sect FIR. 1868 every day. :
LIGHT LAUNDRY done at home, special
izing on mems apparel; quick service.
EXPERT HoUsEcLEANING. Falls Church
Evening star., 1946-01-06
SITUATIONS woMrN tcont.)

STENOG.,. exper.. desires position with fu-
ture, preferably with adv. or publishing
iEp eGx 9Hhq1SS. S.sssGRREr.Rv staRE x...s
enced in patent, corporation. admiralty
and other branches law; also congressional
TYPING DONE AT HOME-Superior work
WHITE WOMAN. Nm middIe-ased, die. 81 wants home
with nice settled person or couple, as COM
panion or light duties. Hillside 1871. :
WOMAN. refined, colored, wants position
part time, beauty parlor maid or relief
elevator operator (licensedl; references.
WOOL PRESSER. experienced, desires a
position in dry cleaning plant. Box
1910. Star.
WRITER, organizer, invaluable connection.
nationally known, desires make connection
representing either foreign or national
concern: salary basis, 15 years experience
as political observer. Box 367-C, Star.
YOUNG LADY desires position, Jan. % or
after that date feTea as na
YOUNG LADY, 27 yrs. old. experienced
cashier and typist better than. average,
knowledge of bookkeeping and shorthand,
hotel or restaurant, hours pm. to II
ENCE OLIVER, 3315 Ames st. ne.
YOUNG LADY (eXperienced), desiring to
travel, would like position as secretary
social or business-to interested party.
YOUNG LADY, PIX; several hours wk.
ideal personal secretary, tutor (certifled) ;
artistic. Box 4l4-C, Star.
WILL MANAGE large guesthouse or small
apartment building; proven ability. refned,
educated, Southern woman. Box 1890.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

VA BAR REVIEW Isince 1855. Class
grours or Or private go coaching Tor the
tor. Telephone Ex. 4574.
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher; beginners, review, speed dictation;
private lessons; moderate rates. DU. 292S.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT by experts;
szo1 i4th st. North 1874. ~
TUT0R-Young man interested in learn
ing shorthand in private home, or studio;
prefers Saturdays, afternoon, for lessons.
Box 410-C, Star.
FRENCH, private instruction, 80 an
hour at home saes special rates
FASHION COURSE, includes millinery,
flower making, all wardrobe subjects, self
improvements day or eve. classes. MI.
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand,
at BOYD scHooI. 1883 s'st st. nm NA. aSs. ssSs.
COMPTOMETER COURSE. easy to learn;
touch typing free with eSqrss .op,salsrisd
F. ST. Ma. 1888.
DRUMS, marimba. xylophone, vibraharp-
Lessons by professional: fully equipped
ssss5ui $3.50. Students appointment only North
GOOD PAY JOBS offered trained auto
body y-fender man in daily want ads
Put in few hours weekly learning metal
work, Welding. painting: etc; Chance for
high wages or your own business. Write
for free information. AUTO CRAFTS
TRAINING, Box 1890, Star. -
ADULTS who once played piano. or those
who determine to learn at a mature
competent and resourceful instruction.
If serious, write me in full regarding
your musical status. Box 22S-C, Star. .
sTENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners' and refresher
courses in shorthand tipping, bookkeeping,
ssesmptometer, GO ali secretarial subjects: Esf.
Inquire now. MA 233s. BOYD SCHOOL,
1888 st. tOpp. Capitol Theater)
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE - Modern
training in, all subjects: day. night and
MAsEIIE 'adse HoNous r. scHooL eli DE AppToved
government training; 1340 N. Y. ave.
HAIR STYLING BEAUTY CULTURE--Li-
cense within mo. Eve, classes to begin
30o1 Both st. ne. Phone WA. 1929. 13'
SPANISH TEACHER, South American,
many years experience. can teach you in
short time. RE, 9747 or Box 115-C, Star. s.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
SECRETARY

SECRETARY, f.. legal, $50 wk.. legal expr.
good future. excellent for law student
motion picture. 5-day wk.. S45; stem, rea
estate, $40 wk.; Ediphone operator, Be-
thesda. $40: stem, s.w., 5-day wk., sl60
Always good openings. Come in today
Miss Young, Ma. 6241. PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 1871 G. next to Epiphany
JEWISH STENoGS.. f., $40 wk; American
Jewish background interesting work;
perm; several openings. Welcome. Miss
Reed, MA. gal. PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G, next to Epiphany Church.
SECRETARY, f., S225; trade assoc; perm.
coml. exper Radio eng. sec, $500 mo,
Private sec. bus exper., $50 wk. Stenog
t25D. and 5l2 day. S35-S40, For the
better positions always see US. Est. % yrs
Thousands placed annually. Welcome
BOYDS, 1888 F. MA 233s.
f., 81. 800; 5-day week
commercial Clerk-typiSt, vac. with pay
ST 800 Rec. typist, mr.. Bethesda. sac 80
wk. Cashier, exper.. 81 10 mo-, PBX-recep-
S:}5 wk. See Miss Reed. Need so new
applicants daily for current openings
PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 G st. NV.
TEACHERS. clerks, receptionlsts; select po.
sltions No charge unless placed: top sal
aries Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
TEACHERs wANTED-Many immediate
vacancies listed, S1.500-S5,0 BALTI.
MORE TEACHERS AGENCY, SIG No
Charles ST.. Baltimore l. Md.
DOMESTIC.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
SITUATIONS MEN end WOMEN.

COUPLE, experienced, for hotel or tavern;
free to travel; both cook, serve. Box
242-C, Star. 6'
MAN, WIFE, colored. want work as butler
and cook or maid: live in with good quar-
SETTLED WHITE COUPLE to live in, wife
to do housework. husband Government en-
Evening star., 1946-01-06
DOMESTIC
PERSONAL,

COOKS, parlor maids, nurses, governesse
and couples. DUNHAM'S S OFFICE, 1856
Evening star., 1946-01-06

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