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Evening star., 1946-02-08
HELP MEN & WoMEh.

COOK, Jewish style; must be experienced;
HoFBERG's RESTAURANT, 116 Kennedy
COOK. for small high-cIass tearoom; one
Who Is capable of taking charge of
snd sns vo1Rer appg gITk we nny ssaa
agn,v sge sxDerisnse exp and salary expected.
ferred: to care for general and wife in
Fairfax. Excellent quarters, 5H day week,
Sl5o monthly. Telephone weekdays Fair
COUPLE, coIored, thoroughly experienced,
for cooking and g.h.w. and care Of 2
children; live in: 2 upstairs rooms and
reauired oaSe Wo ssb salary References
GouPLE. experienced. white; man to be
and 6n5lsT cook and
ton; $3.50 per month. Box 154-H, Star
COUPLE; to I;;,t thonsekssper AND gardener, drive
%oopsR!YiNE.1 1sna ssnecs. nGast' Ma. sie''' mix
downtown Wasfinston. Man for 'so outdoor door
work and woman for general housework.
ss gass Of sso eoab aass fnd as
tage with oil heat, and conveniences. Have
about 40 e; and If man interested in
himself will make satisfactory ARA arrange M
ment. Good bus service but have car for
exclusive Sa IS use Of couple. Address. Box
as0-H. star: los
Apply IN person to steward. HOTEL WASH
MsT MsNsGToN; n 18th & and Pa, ave NV.
and do domestic work; experienced; live
IN and board: $3.50 mo. SH 1874.
statesmen and saleswomen to sell coupons
Tor Photographic studio; good salary plus
commission. REMBRANDT STUDIOS, T0s
18th st. NV. ME, 7765.
SODA DISPENSERS, white: top salaries;
6.day week. Apply NATIONAL PRESS
PHARMACY, 1910 F St NV
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, experienced;
good salary. Apply chief operator. CARL
Ton HOTEL. 18th and K sts NV
COMFORTABLE HOME for reliable couple;
cooking and e.h,w.: live in: small pvt
schooi. Bethesda, Nd. WI. J606.
Evening star., 1946-02-08

Jobp g; 5,,y Yeager; 30. and Alice C. Young,
Marjorie n Mcdonald. e, ssss sss Blame anne
James 4. spaziani. 81, Hotel Roosevelt,
Vernon A. Peltzer, 80, Oak Park, ill.,, and
Hazel I. A. Adkins, %, 1885 30th st. NV.
HaFIy Head s shssds ss1s Ma
Harry W. Depew. 2s, 24so Massachusetts
sgs. aye nv. and Sara Z. Stephens, %,
Claire n. sooss' Fl. Il. : WAVE = bts. West Sas
l Marian Z. Finofti. 81, 74o1 M Fort foOte @
JOSEPH Luria. 80, 1900 upshur st. NV.
and Irene J. scher. %. 1909 18th st.
NV Pend s5s Mar, ss sss7 r sHss ass.. sra9sa
winsisId sS x 4 sarastts. 81. 2sss Green St
s,s, ss,;,.,, and Bettina J. Mack, 1s. s15
Richard g. Gilmore, 2e, San Diego, Calf,
ohnrt and Asnes Marshal 30 9 Arlington ya
s5. sna Marssrst Phillips, - 20. o'H sannins'
EuEsns, s,. 4 sost@srmlllsr, @ q, and and Julia M.
Thomas H. Grant, II, -S7l7 Fessenden st,
NV. and Dorothy L. Gilroy. 20. 325
Daniei a. Doherty, jr.. %. 1929 connecti-
cut ave, NV. and Jeanne Colbert. 23.
n sss% s. 5a;s sss.fy af esI g. ass 81 Hazel
Frank Green. SO, 1918 Girard st. me-.
and Sarah P. Massey, 81. 1888 Morris
Mack Fsrrinssen. il, Il, %. p Durham, nam, y; G,
George = i, Thornton. . j.. 20, "a Holly
90, 5412 Blaine st. ne;
sss Hudlss ts &C. ass7 g. S S'e s. s. me-
Isabel 9. whitney.' "a, Bethesda. Nd.
ssn and sncH Ill fassi asassss ao
Noah Il Tesgstt. 81 Pinsteyn; n: c, and
Isabel F.: wilson 2s. 173l New Hamp-
So. Ss; a;s; sna &. virsinis c. subists. s.
" Ct. NV. II and ii Moilie L. overton. is. 1865
ROBERT ssE Mss sf5ssy sSs e. aoss 9Th ST. nw and
Artaf ashton ST. 1876 MaeArshar bys S
3 n;wi. :; and an Gertrude Johnson a. 1881
Travisee. 81. both Of 2sls r ST. NV.
sennae and Massls Raa i4sa 10Th S. st.
Donsld III !; Clay, .,. Se, and Ruth A. Fetter'
Calvin Vsn e. Adams. d IS, $500 Anger pl. s.e..
william O. Norris. %. 3003 24th st. me-,
and Mary c. Korbel. 21, 10S 36th st.
Edward Jones, 20, 31s Elm st. NV, and
Agnss Ambush. 26; 500 Elm st. NV.
Helen. M. Constantine. 21. 1921 New
Hubert Il i. Ryder, "a, Indiantsxn Gap,
mai; More, tad ma. Hilda M. Holder. aa. Balti-
George G. speth. q. Buffalo, N. r.. and
chao Hieh-chans, %. 151 Franklin st
ne, and Ernestine Z. wilkes. Is. 1900
willard H. Branch, 40, and Jean I. Lewis,
20, both of 532 Goth ST. NV.
Ahieham Walton, 40. bO53 Ayers pl. Sc,
vivian R s. Loving. "a, "a ArIinston, YGS VI Va -. and
Charlotte D. Munroe, 23, 1910 New
lack a1pss,rs G. Rgsrss ass s. Atlanta Ca and In
liam K: Mcdaniel. 20. 1881 illinois
Albert p. Spriggs, rs. and Lena Jordan, e3
Harvey H. Hollis, 80, 1912 18th st. Sc.
and Rose M. oEnibene, "a. 2211 I
John j. Aubrechon. 2s, ouantico, Va, and
Pedro Febay, 81. si6 6th St. i s.E, and
Lula Hyneid, 25,- 1915 b st. Sc ''
zi' Alberta sas FSoms; M IL. lis 81 T. T. Nv. ~ ana
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Stewart R. Watkins, jr., %, Elizabeth, N, J..
and Katharine e. 8. Pate, 81. Rocky

stewart r. Watkins, 5r., %, Elizabeth N, j.,
snd Mnnrs Katnsrine Z = u. 8. Pate, 81. Rocky
Merk A. Mcbride, "a. i7se @ st. NV. and
Elsa Maetice, 27. 3100 New Mexico ave
John J. Van pertholen. %. darlington. va.
,,,,s, and Evelyn v. Curry, 22, 3039 M st. NV.
william sns deEis Ens. r. sts dS4s aBaasnsburs rd
and Eva M. williams. so. isis It'll
LsSis , !; paEl.pps q. arlington AZ s Va, and
John L. Dugan, jr., %, l747 18th st. NV.
and Elisabeth. A. Paylock. 21. 1921
Ssnssn. 90, SSth Il e. 1899 Sssa. e s,e. .
"s sns naes Sammy a sie is 1851 WsTdss James s
Richard r. Saunders. SO. so4 Euclid st.
NV. and Susie Stewart. 80. 29l4 11th
Emmanuel @. Deoudes. %. s1sl Daven-
port st. NV, and Helen A. Bacas, 20.
webster G. English, ~. winston-salem,
NC. and ossie x. winburn. 33, 1918
Riggs pl- NV.
Cooper. Fl. both Of Detroit. Mich. ~
William 6. Mcintyre. jr., 81, Fairlawn. N.
!, and Anna Louise Brown, 20, Mine
Norman Il. Hildebrand, 2s. and Millicent
n Cooper, d6. both ef Rockville .,us..
withrow Chase MACPHERSON. 81. and 10
Ann Hartman, 21. both of Waynesboro,
wilbur Adams; IS, ss; 3 ssl.sylle. II. II y Nd. and
EIorenss n % Ford. q. XriinssonGi GNi Va. anu
Dorothy K Brown. %. Frederick. Md.
'fsIfs and aasssh Asns aush.riefda isstns's5 s..
Nashville, Tenn.
william a 4; Roberts; %, wobag5n. Mass. Mass.
John SasT +, Nc, Mehon, 81. com.nehe, Tex. and
a.rnas Roberta l. s Mehon; "A; Dallas t,. Tsx
Turner. 80, both ei Rockville.
James L. Moore, 81. Germantown. Md.
and Mavine Matthias. "A, Gaithersburs,
james E, Willis. s3. and Ada Fillmore.
23, both OF Washington.
Robert Der ;. 4 Taylor 20 Msmaronseh a n r.
william r sawyer. rs, and Dreams Lee
Leo St. sGh s g sRa Jenas Ma.
Issued .t Rockville.
Hsn1y XsRusg a. rpsderickssuFE VA
waiter Gilbert. So Washinston M HpfsSn and iona
James r. Davis, AZ. and Irene Henry. 27.
MiIton Sn Saushn. " asns'oP 81. F. Belvoir, Va and
James z: willis, SO, and Ada Phiimore. %,
Leo C. Turner, 81. Washington. and Sallie
Clemons. AZ. Arlington, Va.
Marco Dritto, SO. Spring Boro. Pa. and
Geraldine J. Brown. SO. Piney Point. Nd.
Robert Green, .3e, and Evelyn B. Lee, 23.
both of Washington
Kenneth A. Michaelback, %. Lake Charles,
Fla, and Mary e. Driscoll. lS, Wash
ington.
Dana II. Rule, 80. and Loretta NJ Combs.
%. both Of Washington
Isaac H. Horton, 4S, and Helen @. Patton.
AZ, both of Washington.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
Russian Move 10 Gain
Control Of Six Vienna
Ship Firms Disclosed
By tn. Associated Press.

VIENNA, Feb. S.-Reliable in
formants yesterday said Russian
officer who attempted to obtain the
assets Of the big Danube Shipping
Co. at the Kredit Anstalt Bank in
the British zone Saturday also
asked for the bank-held assets of
five smaller shipping companies.
The six companies control the
trafic on the Danube, Southeastern
Europe's most important waterway.
Two of the companies were Ba-
varian Lloyds, an independent or
ganization with headquarters at Re-
gensburg, Germany, and Continent
al Motorschiffahrts Geselischaft
. (Comos), q large carrier of grain and
oil which was owned 100 per cent
in 1898 by Kredit Anstalt. The lat
ter company had its main offlce in
Amsterdam, and its ships flew the
Dutch flag, although all officers were
Austrian except one Dutchman.
Other Firms Named.
The other three were the Hun
garian Navigation Co., SHINES and
Nitag. SHINES Is part of the great
German SHINES combine. Kredit
Anstalt held none of the assets Of
these three companies.
The informants gave this account
of the Russian action:
At his first appearance at the bank
Saturday a Russian major presented
note signed by himself which read:
In view of the fact that the assets
Of the Danube Steamship Co. have
been transferred to Soviet owner
ship, you herewith are requested to
transfer the balance of the following
companies to the account Of the
Danube Steamship Co."
The major and several colleagues
had brought suitcase in which
they apparently expected to carry
away the assets.
Bank Refuses Request.
The bank stalled of the request,
however, and subsequently was ad-
vised by American, British and
French authorities of the Allied
Control Council not to make any
payments until an agreement on
the question was reached.
The Russian action is based on
the Soviet Interpretation of the
Potsdam agreement that German
property in Eastern Austria was
subject to confiscation for repara-
tions to Russia. The other three
powers do not believe the agree
ment applies to Austrian property
that was seized by the Germans at
the time of the Anschluss in 1888.
The Russians, who have received
none of the assets of the 50 SOC, 600
Danube Shipping Co., have assigned
two officers to guard the company's
main Office in the British zone, but
have taken no other action. More
than half the company's ships are
in the American zone.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
WESL0CK'S PHARMACY
18th 8 Buehonon Sis.
Is a Star Want-Ad
Branch Agency
Other Branches conveniently
located throughout the city
for the acceptance of CIossi-
fled Advertising.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

INCOME TAX and Bookkeeping service fol
INDIVIDUALS and small businesses, 9 to 8
fEAES1Ni aas WHTEh Ap' 'HSa4kns. s3t4k % ao 4o 90,
automatic: no cash needed, small monthly
payments; immediate installation. D A.
sssisTaEsE' sssssAikssRagSE' IN N sSomE fsSs TAX
Reliable. sincere help; any time or BY
fDS Wit nor Fl bk s7sf s5s & for
= ~ sSa r. as s:Afi s.s1
HOME OWNERS, attention-Will you con.
sssly sasSs sSlas HxSs ySsE h08s $3.50 We
business Arms ms in town call On us foT as;
AGENCY, MI Kipnis: MA. 3S9s.
srs Of the Norfolk & Washington. D. e.
inston, Seventh and streets NV. wash.
1915 at O'clock Noon ohnas for she eiecton
other business which may legally come
until 1890 pm. Transfer books viii Be
syS Wi o5STL SSE !. SMITH sssrsts5y
than myself. FRED N. GREGORY. a5sd
Te~ISa rs whom m II nw MAY coNcERN-Enesstiv, g.
UNITED FURNITURE CO. United Utilities
ATTnNffoN.' 1GI al r. JEWISH Rix REs1DENrs-pleas.
help, refined. Jewish combat veteran. wife
EISrS loGa.s small fgTn STns or ,. unfurn apt Mr.
out detail, project supervising. 25 years
experience, internal,sombustion engine 9
specialty. Call DI: 3S29, 8 to IL am: 49,
ers. Of the Citizens Equitable Building AS
sociation Of Georgetown, D. c., will be held
at 6:45 pm. Monday, February II, 1916
Ct on 1877 e dTs snd o for M he ss
ing year and the transaction of such
other business as may rightly come before
said meeting. H. W. BURNSIDE, Secre.
RESEARCH AND INFORMATION service
Economic, statistical, historical and misc
Ds paas peop opS psnss
ers. etc. Bog AK. Star 10'
Iax ncSs VI hsSs ST. NV RE sss
SsfHH q shrsge TRSsiT f9F dse nj SSa s
Annual Meeting Of stockhoders To thu
Notice is hereby given that the annua
meeting Of stockholders of Capital Transit
company yill be h held at the ONCE Of tnt
ton, b. c.. on Monday, March IL. IS46
g eleven O'Clock in the forenoon. Eastern
Standard Time. for the purpose OF electins
ensuing year @ rns and unt he srvr S
successors are duly elected and qualified
and transacting such other business a
any adjournment or adtournments thereof
The stock transfer books of the company
will be closed. for the purpose of the meet.
February 10, 1946. and will remain CLOSED
until the commencement OF business or
Tuesday, March IL, 1886. By order Of the
Secretary
Evening star., 1946-02-08
Deaths Reported

Ellen Hallisey, SO, PAT Ingraham st. NV
Helen Calender, 81, 4017 Chesapeake st
NV.
Minrie Thompson, 7S, 412 Shepherd st.
Joseph R. lehman. rs. 622 Rock Greek
Solomon Deskin. 70. 130 Webster st, NV
Josephine T. Kelly, SO. 53S Oneida pl
John s. Tassin, ss, Arlington. Va.
Peter Flaherty, So, SACRAMENTO, Calf.
James E. Field, SO, 1925 sth st. NV.
Soil Shankman, 50, 1926 7th st. NV.
Paul K; Morris: 81. 7o1 18th st. NV.
Elsie v. Reynolds, 40, 2700 Military I'd
Charlotte Mckay, 40, 1712 18th st. NV
Cedeia A. Schwartz, Il, 1643 Gales st. ne
Everett j. Ashe, "a, $40 5th st. NV.
Robert c. Barber, 80, New York City, N. Y
joseph M. Edgerton' 2S, New York City
N. Y.
Vernon L. DENLY, %: Yonkers. n. Y.
Dale Beard, 1S, Cochranville, Penna.
Mary E. Rivers, infant, Hampshire Knolls
Scott S. Bixton, infant, Alexandria, Va.
Sarah Williams, 76, SO N st. Sc.
Elmore Bookman, 65, Blue Plains, D. c.
Ann T. WASHINGTON. 60, 1914 st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
HiIp AEA

Z
sgn hsEsGH ss.. s sa.as he: wssa
kksSulH kGsSs aSeut tsRnkVtcIsx nst hoIoushly EXPERT
Years. years oid. ii compleseiy s famiisr Fam with Ware.
housing and shipping problems: oppor-
Iuy meet rpa sss appssnsd
local railroad and trucking facilities, Inn
portant. but not necessary; a knowledge
handns y eoss sa
Ii hsndiins 3 us, e % ega me nass might
n Army Il Ss'saah or navy frsst
dfasfse fahkf Ha SEEN No SGz f9J h sar eaI work
We are still busy manufacturing radio
equipment and are In need Of help right
away. We need inspectors and assemblers.
learn. We need toolmakers and stock
keeper for our shop. 40-hour week, steady
waIs n ssan nedsrn Plant Apply
WANTED-Working farm manager Tor
loa a5ss tarh u virginia s sSSa !. 40 .nb mss
out owners program. Must have GOOD
DDS and equipment. To right man N ssii I viii
pay more than top wages, Ldus a modern
hogse and all the usual farm privileges.
WILLIAMS, REAL ESTATLsaiesman to
work in Silver Spring office, must have
auto: Mr.. Riley; 81. 5000.
SEABEEs, ATTENTI0E-Become a brick
layer apprentice; good Job; good wages;
chance for advancement; large project
construction; come prepared to work. Ala
5ama ave- and 23rd st. Sc. take CIV or
GooD OPPORTUNITY for veteran. per-
manent position. old-line patent 6rm
Some experience preferred amending speci-
ncations or patent searching, but not re-
qufred: electrical or chemical engineering
schooling preferred. Box Blk, Star
LOCAL BROKERAGE FIRM has opening
in order department for young man, ex-
perienced in the securities business. Call
Nh, MEs NEES; pI 1850,
with grocery, drug. variety or route sales
experience or man experienced in retail
store and merchandising who is interest
ed in display, service and selling: ex-serv-
icemen given special consideration; North
ern Virginia territory: automobile neces-
sary: a liberal drawing account against
commission; permanent position. Write L
+. Splitter, ANDREW JERGENS CO., Gin
| cinnati %, Ohio.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
Births Reported

Vernon and Thelma Beach, girl.
Ralph and Nettie Bort. girl.
Willard and Margaret Braswen, boy
Arnold and. Dorothy Duncan, boy.
Cofield and Moreno Ellis, boy.
Charles and Marjorie Fedora, girl.
Ashley and Anna Foard. girl.
James, James and Imp Mary fsu Jackson, 0 boy. si'
jefferson and Ortense Pack. girl.
David and Martha Sherwood, boy.
Edwin and Mary. Vaughn, girl.
lester and Maizie Wilkonson. boy,
ssxson and anq Harriet sradford. soy
Walter and pernice Crutchheid. girl
Ralph and Eileen Eagan., girl.
Martin Martin snd and GarGlsn as EricKson boy
John and Charlotte Hueele, boy.
Julius and Anna Kunzer. girl.
Richard and Lillian Rowzee. boy.
w. s0d and nmosene rea sWnlfrep Wafre sir flT
Ulysses and Ruth Ashton, girl.
Thomas and Dollie Brannum, girl.
Larenza and Estella Bryant, girl.
Howard and Ollie Cassell, boy:
John. and Mary Duncan. boy.
Charles and Louise Francis, boy.
Levi and Isabelle Harris. girl.
Ernest and Catherine Hunter, boy.
6euIy anu daZen jackson, poy.
DeloZier and Thelma Lanham. boy.
Neuman and Dovie Lindsay, girl.
Lewis and Christine Nelson, girl
Samuel and Mary Ross, boy.
Robert and Cora Simmons. boy.
Richard and BERTHE Stith, girl.
BENJAMIN and Betty Tillman, boy.
Edward and Pearl Virgins, girl.
Lewis and Mildred Williams. girl.
Edward and Beulah Young, girl
Eddie and Geneva Blackstone. boy.
James and Elizabeth Brown, girl.
David and Ruby Carpenter, girl
= Jessie sn6 Carrie Cole. boy.
william and Susie Copeland, girl.
Dewitt and Dorothy Flowers, boy.
Cleopas and MildreS Glasco, girl.
Eugene and Irene Hill, boy.
James and Dorothy Jackson, girl.
Ruben and Louise Jones. girl.
Hanck and Eleanor Lew. boy.
Charles and Lillian Myrick, girl.
Thomas and Louise Peterson, boy.
Merdock and Marie Schofield,. girl.
James and Jewell SommeryfIle. girl
Melvin and Ella Stone, boy.
Joseph and Ruth Watkins, Rirl,
William and Matte Chancellor, q
While and Louise Wilson. boy.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, senior. experienced. perm.
for CPA's once; good man can name own
salary. Box 1881. Star.
ACCOUNTANT, JR., to work in CPA ofice;
experience helpful but not necessary State
age. salary expected and date available,
summarize education and experience. BOX
ADV. AGENCY REPREsENTATIvE-Newly
organized national advertising agency. full
rIscosnitions offers generous terms to cual.
ined men; Our entire stan is informed Of
ADVERTISING DETAIL ASSISTANT for
agency, some experience dealing with
printers and newspapers necessary. Submit
references. state age. salary details. Boz
272-E. STAR.
ARTIST, to do map making for weekly
news magazine. This is d full-time, per-
manent top-level Job, and requires COM
mensurate training and experience. Box
E00-J, Star.
Evening star., 1946-02-08

DRAMA.
v.ry ssy.la Ho9s esoRs y gH 5
o'clock sonisht ,ISES14s TSEsSsA SsSrusrs; IS: So
of s assE Badns hs.ns hssasi
and Independence avenue S.W., 8 am. tt
$50 pm. Mondays through Fridays through
February 21.
ing eards Nasurs astofs Fl suidinr IN .rfss Ns
tional Museum, Smithsonian Institution, 6
q m. to 4:30 pm. daily through February
szsgo. Public Library. Eishth and K street,
8 Pm. Sundays linda through o sauass Februsry. anu ''
Water color paintings Of Ecuador. Qua.
temaia sIia and M Mexico by Pacifics Ycaza, Pan
days through Fridays: 9 a. m. to noon Sat
urdays and to pm. Sundays through
February.
tured German banners. Washington and
Lincoln materials including the Emancipa-
ton Proclamstion and an exhibit on Texas,
National Archives. s:45 am. to 5;l5 pm.
February.
Maps and charts published by AAF aero
NAUTICAL chart service through March ]
March Is; Libfsrg Of conaress. ssoh tnroufn am e
to pm: SATURDAYS and 1880 am. to 10
Additions to the Kress collection and
French paintings on loan from French gov
ernment, National Gallery of Art, 10 am.
to .. m. weekdays and 2 to 10 pm. Sum
days through March.
FILM
This Amazing America" YMCA, 1876
q street NV, O'Clock tonight.
National symphony Forum with Gait
George 9. Howard, guest speaker, Phillips
Memorial Gallery, $50 o'clock tonight.
LUNCHEON.
Harvard Club of Washington, Hotel
Annapolis, 1890 pm. tomorrow. Mem
Navy Band. Departmental Auditorium,
$50 O'Clock tonight.
Marine Band. Marine Barracks, 8 pm.
FOR sERvICEMEN.
Roller skating party. leave NCCS-USO
1914 N street NV, 7:30 O'Clock tonight
Film: Laura, starring Gene Tierney
and Dana Andrews, USO Club, Eighth and
psnnsylvania avenue NV, $50 O'Clock
Dance with Air Force Band, Nccs.
uSO. 91S Tenth street NV, $3.50 O'Clock
onacers: Dance. scotts Hotel. $3.50
o'clock tonight.
. Service personnel may obtain more in
Center. National 5000. or % any ''fhs Of ths
following USOs: Republic 1927, National
3431. National O614 or Executive 042s
Colored personnel may call USO, Decatur
1854, or War HOsLdtality. Decatur STRS
Evening star., 1946-02-08
Admiral Carney to Speok

Admiral Robert B. Carney, who
served with Admiral Halsey in the
Pacific operations during the war,
and William E. Leahy, District
director of Selective Service, will
address an "Americanism" rally of
the District Ladies' Auxiliary of the
American Legion at 8 pm. Tuesday
in the Department Of Commerce
auditorium.
Evening star., 1946-02-08

more time at home, he expects that
he'll consume even more coffee.
That's one Of the advantages of
retiring" he said.
For many years Mr.. Wood, a
meticulous worker, did the difficult
job Of making up" the small-type
ads In The Stars classified section.
Hence. his valedtctory appears in
this position.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. C. laws, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, toait three tuH days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days,
Evening star., 1946-02-08

Service personnel may obtain more in.
formation by calling the United Nations
Center. National 1900, or any of the
3431, National O6l4 or Executive o42s
Colored personnel may call USO, Decatur
1854, or War Hospitality, Decatur 776S,
Evening star., 1946-02-08

THE EVENING STAR, 1l0I Pa. ave. NV.
MEN-Light indoor handwork; no exper.
NECESSARY; perm. employment. Apply 1881
MEN. interested in fuli-time daywork only;
no experience necessary: as messengers;
ERN uNoN Tfsa poc. Esl
New York ave. NV, Room 200.
MEN for work on golf course; -experi-
TON. White Flint Colt Cub. Rockville I bike
MEN, eolored, for porters. runners and
appy gay 9I PR HoTE ssaEy
ConH gH =, aye ,,TTd and Woodley Td NV
boxes; no figuring or experience necessary,
no money to handle; must have legible
handwriting and be active physically. as
strsetcars and buses; an absolutely, clear
record OF past employment essential. 51-
aSor sday si week ofS iTGm g to Il
iee, Room sss. GA CAPITAL fisf1ii 's1. TRANSIT CO,
So g. Cabin w john
Feb sssarasg ss avn res sf eosea due dss e as.
opsa Money Feb a At sisS new I location al nS
ARszTF ARP!s apNzR ssao5SGfKs esH ss "a ssisr.
sG s Rslt smf RTft r s1Dsfi 1s
NaHT sis + FisRMzN FIRE M $685. eoered clean boiler,
run elevator; only sober and reliable man
need apply, references required: hours are
long, but salary is good. Apply Mr.. Burnell
bet: and 10 am. and and pm
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.. INC, 1871
Conn. ave. NV. Decatur 5000
NIGHT SUPT. for ofiice building: super
vision Of cleaning is major duty. man be-
to am, 8 nights week; salary, S35.
oUTDooR CLERICAL WORK, full or part
time; eyperience not necessary: training
check trafic: work full time s days per
week: Sl65 per month for a 48-hour
ever. for part time we need men able
to report for work weekdays between g
am and 80 am. and then work several
hours, q, those able to report for work
between 2 pm. and pm and work at
least 8 hours at "a time. Apply in person.
Reem mesplnEs e1p1TEs sRREpMl0ymen. oss sis
and Prospect ave. ". GEORGETOWN: Take
ment ONCE will be closed Friday. Feb. 8,
and Saturday, Feb. due to removal to
Monday. FEB. II. at new location.