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Evening star., 1946-04-06
ChiIdren's Institutions

The children's institutions Of
Washington will be discussed over
Station WTOP at $50 am. tomor.
row by DR.. Frederick E. Reissig, ex.
ecutive secretary of the Washington
Federation of Churches, and the
Rev. J. Brooke Mosley, director OF
Social Relations of the Episcopal
Diocese of Washington. They will
discuss how the churches became
interested in this problem. and the
manner In which the institutions
were studied and the conditions they
found
Evening star., 1946-04-06
Bishop KinsoIving
MONDAY Preacher
Al Epiphany Church

The MONDAY preacher at the
Church of the Epiphany next week
will be the Right Rev. Arthur
Barksdale Kinsolving II, Missionary
bishop of Arizona.
The rector, the Rev. DR.. Charles
w. Sheerin, at pm. tomorrow will
give the last of a series of addresses,
Faith for our Time" with the spe-
cial title Of THE Holy Spirit"
Evening star., 1946-04-06
Foundry Methodist

At GAS am. tomorrow at Foundry
Methodist Church will be the initial
presentation by the Visual Aid Com
mittee, using new equipment Sc
cured by the church school, Christ
and the Fine Arts" In the Foun-
dry Forge at 6 pm, the Rev
Thomas M. Steen will be the speak
er. DR.. Clarence E. Wise, minister
Of the Wesley Methodist Church
will deliver the sermon at 8 pm.
Holy Week services include the
commemoration Of the Last Supper,
Thursday, at 8 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
ALONG THE
Bookshelf
~ CECIL B0ikIN
By CECIL BOikIN

his home states as Well as an a,
the many oddities Tor Which rhs
San Fernando Valley and Southern
California are famous lIe * a,.o
author OF -Thundef Noun.
iaips I'D The Barefoot Nan.
man" Of which saoYlc ,el..oa
is now being made "Nalc, po.s
has bccn selected by tho edil.,
of THE Retail Bookselio .
heir choice Tor the best book nul,
lishcd IN March.
DTDE RANCH IN HAWAII
Aloha" Arninc Won Tempskls
autobiography continues The story
on her life. the early pant ot which
she told about in Born in Para.
disc uhl.:eh was Lilerar, Cuiia
selection when first published Nv
Duoll Sloan and Pearce In 1910.
After the death OF her foihrr Az.
mine Won Tcmpskl ran iiic n,u
dude ranch in Hawaii. ON TIE a.
land OF Maui she is the author Of
Hula. Dust Ripe Brcudirui;s
and Thunder in Heaven "Aloha"
will be published by Dusll Sloan
4 49,. -. Rf...i -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
RETURN or a VETERAN I. .

Not long after the fourth anniver.
sary Of Pearl Ha,bor Day" Alvin
Mitchell, fireman first class, typi-
cal Navy man left his station aboard
one Of the motor launches at West
Loeb, Pearl Harbor. at the end Of
the day. His shipmates advised him
word had been passed over the loud
speaker system earlier that there
would be a drop in the Nays point
discharge system. Details would be
posted IN the evening on the bar
racks bulletin boards Later Mitchell
learned he was elrihlc to apply for
a discharge rs hurried computa-
ton indicated he had almost two
more points than he needed.
These pictures tell his story from
then on--how he Travelled from
Pearl Harhor aboard one Of the
Nays Magic Carpet" ships, the
USS COLORADO, a battleship
turned troop carrier; via troop train
from the west coast; through the
Separation Center st Great Lakes
and returned 10 his family and a
civilian career based upon his Navy
trade.
Michell's story is not unlike that
of many Of the approximately $4,000
Negro bluejaekets who served
aboard ship and shore Installations
in the Pacific Ocean areas and who
are now headed home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
YNCA Notes
lnILIAnNII

tfere fef r. 'Ae Sanf
treg hAn ~ill 1'sy
naslo sane la Windsor
taF Jae iean stand
i4'r AnfoH' % 'ifst
"n II game. anf
~ N naaine w1a
Nath ~ ihe 81 sl-
'e b~n invited rs
In 'he Annual lutf
hlisHiaar tuitcr-fy u
i ihc outcome Of ace
'hr State meet held a'
Rapids VIII dstelnlue
not We wil hc in tae
ha''pte Noiicybaii Tournament In
fe coach Or Gamble and phv-
e'rai director, Al Wardlow are on
uuuiie about St Antoine chance
in Pho coming meets Last week
Antoine defeated swbborn
Fisher team by the score Of ie-
~ 1913 1918, HIS. and 1865
Basketball
The 81 fntoine basketball team
iourneycd 10 Northeastern Thurs
day March T. and defeated the
Northeastern team 10 closely
contested game.
This win should place our team
in the city playon.
The lnier-frat League continues
70 hold the Saturday evening in
tefest 10 tne W. In the first game
he sigma Fraternity defeated
The strong Nacirema team in and
overtime period by the score Of 90
80. IN tho second game the Kappa
defeated the Omega 1924
The total attendance for Febru-
airy for the Boys Department OF st.
Antoine Branch YwCA was 1857.
Pool was the main activity dur
inr the past month The boys who
are usually seen playing this gama
are Alfred Kirksey. Milton Barn
IS, George Boyce, Robert Burn
side, John williams. AID william
Wallace
Plsrs are urder ray Tor tie an
nuai srrinx Tournament IN check
ers ping pong and pool II is be-
lived that the above list Of names
contain the new pool champion
The tournament will be open 10 all
" members a special tourna-
menl. however. viii be held for
non-members.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16

After four DAYS at the Staging Area, Mitchell with 3l26
soldiers boarded the USS
COLORADO which Of the Nays Magic Carpet ships
currently ferng islands ao Of the Pacific
the mainland This picture Of the USS WEST VIRGINIA,
another balewagon which left few
before COLORADO capacity.
Every available used Of the the COLORADO
sleeping opsidc Of shields the
urre that until recently afforded protection from Jap bullets
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
BETTER HOMES INC.
REFLECT F. "A ALLEN

The board 81 directors OF Wayne
County Better Homes. Inc, lFe7
81 Antoine street. az their an
nral election Of officers on last
Wednesday nigh, reelected Fred A..
Ailsr president
NJ Allsr q s-,irs N Business
40 ri'<r circles 70 Detroit and
Is fruretr AMI opn9 Of the SUI
rre~s Linen and Laundry com
pany.
The board also reelected DR..
w Edwards. vice president. Rod
erick 6 Schuster secretary; era
dy Jackson. treasurer. aud Rich
ard n. Austin. auditor-controller.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
\ GIN A W
N EWS
b, Mrs ROSE MISE MING

BY MRS ROSE WISE WARE
There viii be q spera po-
gram honoring returned ucs
men ~ Bethel AME church SIM.
d.ss Nfroh Il AZ 500 pin ner
$ > Middleton chaolain u
world War /. viii be tho princi-
PAL spaakc There Will also b.
srcc.al music and refresh aer's
All cx-servite men are esp. nlN
ureed 10 attend Everyone ;. cor
daily invited This proeiar u
sponsored by Usher BOARD So
of Bethel hMF church. REV Wm
y Rice pastor
tnmee loped Lines was ne
rhrme on wrirh Rev Rice preach
cd most insmrinr scrmon sun
d,, uornins PRAYER by i'irs
minister no BARRIER ROSE
price reocit,r
CONTEST
The Florence Doau cirel On.
tersinod with Qtiz Corrf n
their last meeting Mrs. Re-.s
rnis won 'lrst prize and N,s
Rhoa Helrin second prize
We are plarning surprise in
tlc near future to hclp fsss
mon y 'or the church lienis Mrs
G Comes president.
Members OF tho Council y
church Women OF Saginaw IN.
ioy-d World nay Prayer last
Friday womer from Bethel NJ.
olive. and Zion churches were
present in large numbers
ENtE REL ATOMS
Rev e VI Monroe WAS prir.
cirai speaker on Race Relations
~ ih Icwish Synagogue Friday
March s
rOkTriRl
Ms. NARY I'm Jordon q II
S'i North Sixth died saturday
~ her nome Mary Rell Land
~ born N1rch 9. 1902. in War
ron . aud was mfrried 10 John
lwdan there on November r.
l'2S Che had been q SAGINAW
rcsipont for The past II wears
She was 4 member OF Taherna-
-" Baptist church ara Us usher
board and Of The Blue Star Moth
ers SHE leaves her husband one
SON. Meredith Saginaw one SIS
Ter. Mrs Alberta Wilson. Sagi-
nav two hfot1crs. tinTy Lard
~ Elizabeth y. and Brow'ey
Lard OF Cleveland. and one
nephew Pvt ollie Wright. erv-
inc with tic army overseas The
funeral will take place at 10 am.
Tuesday ~ Tabernacle Baptist
church Rev T. {. Jones will
offl'isto aad burial will be IN
Rose I'LL cemetery Eliyaheih'
n J She may be seen at Vest
brock chapel
please ret your news to Ms
Roe W Ware by Sunday eve
ming a. n must reach the rrib'
une by Moidav)D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16

Man, new and interesting pnhh.
nations are appearing on the ~
cralure seen
Theodore rrati ne" n''e'
"Nallcy Roy viii Dc published by
nucll sloan and peafcc ON Ngcn
~. The story OF "a boy vhe>r p"-
rents had road hosN on emu
psychology and who IS torc'd as
result. to seeh love and COM
partnership outside OF his house,
VALLEY Boy is laid iu The san
Fernando VALLEY which Mr. Pratt
became we'll acquainted "'ih while
worklnr on ihc movie version Of
his uo,tl "Nl Wrinkle Goes 10
Wal rrau. a resident ct Florida
ana has included ia valley bof
The rivalry between california aad
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
to Ar~,ver
LOTS OF JAVA

y would take you 27s years -
the rate OF three cups a day 70
drink all the coffee that was serve.
last year at the Michigan centr',
USO Travellers Aid Lounge ANN"
statistics Of this Detroit Communr
~ Fund supported agency re'l'
e.. a. .h', 's,iai cups were served .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16

NEW ROOM DIST SES
PERSONNEL PROBLEMS

G. + Fosbtoke perSonN, anal.
yst and consultant contcn NAT
a business can and should run
smoothly il having installed ava
HE men in key positions anvNeca-
tive establishes and cnfortes
policy Of impartialiiy Ia al new
book Common Sense Business
Lead,rsehip" which essential
Books OF Duell, Sloan and peans
viii publish on March l BE- Do.
fines business and Leadership and
shows precisely how II can ds-
veloped.
Evening star., 1946-03-09
SITUATIONS MEN tcon..) J

VETERAN, captain. with 8 yrs public ac-
counting experience. desires position with
gq gpqqsnI,sK sScognt,ns ssha Arm Call MR. Nc
erably refrigeration, will consider any
Rights. Call DE. 64s1. 10.
VETERAN. "a. married, 3 years exp, aerial
sass po6 sops Box 5 81 ssr TECH
VETERAN, 20, graduate Of Ben Franklin
accounting school, desires part-time Job
after 6 p m, preferably doing bookkeeping
or ACCOUNTING. Boz 118-S, Star. I6'
VETERAN, married. 23, honest, sober. de-
position with advancement opportunities,
years experience in major personnel and
once management. Any number of ref
erences can be furnished Consider only
positions with responsibility. Reply. stat:
senssns ySr so sox 0ae ass Star A teDe' S'r5s'iS
VETERAN, Government employed, would
ike 10 learn piano tuning or work in music
store evenings. Box 49-S, Star. 10'
VETERAN attending downtown school of
accountancy desires part-time clerical Job
ssssTa00ns sos sfsF as gar Can tyPs If
YOUNG MAN. u years OF age. desires po-
sition IS stenographer. with wel-establish-
ed local firm or to individual; experienced.
YOUNG MAN, with executive experience,
arm. Retail store pref. ' Box " 74-s. s.ST.
ATTENTION, Washington businessmen;
former Army pilot, captain, ambitious,
reliable: 4 years business experience,
ested in any field which presents excel
lent opportunities for advancement. Box
93-S. Star. H.
Evening star., 1946-03-09
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

DAyWoRKER,, exp, wants daywork can
do beautiful laundry or cleaning. SIS day
and carfare. lunch. AD 1872.
DAYWoRKER. white wants dayvogk, SIS
day and carfsre Republlc 1926 o.
GIRL wants part-tIme work morning or
afternoon for employed people. Call TR,
l54n Reference 10
GIRL, colored, WOULD like Job as. maid
N store or beauty shop. TR. 40SS.
GIRL, colored. wants days work. Call
from 10 TO ;. HO a241
GIRL, colored. wants Job after school.
DI 1888
GIRL, eolored desires days shv.: city
HIG# scHooL GIRL eolored. wants job
after school. RUBY, DE. 346I. TO-
H0CSEKEEPER, middle lady. will
AXE Iske complete mp eharEe Of moiherless home
WOMAN. colored, wants work as laundry
expert on shirts; also to cook and serve
dinner parties Lincoln $500 To-
WOMAN. colored. desires days work, gen.
eral houseworker; references Call II.
S42n 1Os
WOMAN. colored. wants days work Write
MRS. LILLE SMITH. 62@ 3la St ne
| WOULD LIKE to place my maid and her
7-month baby in good home; excellent
cook; leaving town. Phone AT. 51t3. TO-
Evening star., 1946-03-09
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

AUTOMOBTLE INSURANCE. assistant man
ager' years experience. Box 67-s. Star.
BookKEEpER. Experienced lady wants
169 KsyKRFnrg se IaylGr s99
per- clerk -typist, switchboard, desires po-
sition' S45 per week. Phone 81 ans6.
BOOKKEEPING AND sTENoGRAPHIC
work TO be done at home by competent
young woman, IA years experience G. en-
ployersl: bookkeeper and executive secre-
ceao5IIBdsHGS sGS cIRE hIIs ssoF eoiored experienced
wants clerical work Call Franklin 5055
Saturday between $50 and 8; Sunday. 10
cuKTAINs elI1 I.,,,. WASHED and stretched; picSup
DRAPEs. yalances. curtains, bedspreads
DREssMAKING, design, remod., aitera-
pep+ Eiepsi eye gowns specially: resz MISS
dsSs s0essf 8ssf sss5fs fsnf5s HGa'eT0Ft
liz sa.sSSss J; :, j. hs%
one Who traSels Or GE 81 esPsnl0n s139 TO 1o s""e
fySsn fssphonsD D.sstif1 jx S4s e00red desires case
NURSE. practical, colored, wishes case
e Sr,slyx sRy kind: CalI Du; li35. To-.
through Friday. Cali after pm. IA
3DH3.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires position, s to
10 hour duty. FIR. 7036.
SECRETARY, neat. accurate. dependable,
years exper-; minimum, S45 wk; down
town area. Call MI. 5000. Ext. 326, TO
SECRETARY-Capable, able assume re-
sponsibility. pleasant disposition, 12 yrs.
exp legal and general; days, s45. Box
sECRETaRY-sTENoGRAPHER desires DO
sition downtown area, effcient, depend
able, capable, 10 yrs experience; $50 to
start. above AVERAGE shorthand ability
STENo: :.TYPIsT desires work at home.
TYPING wanted to do at home. .wo
WOMAN. rehned. xhlte, desires place as
companion. Call OR. 1872. p
WOMEN, 2. colored, available as prac-
tlcal nurses or ladies' maids. NO 1881. o.
WOMAN, 34 college graduate, with un-
usually varied BACKGROUND in ofice pro-
cedures, skilled in operation of all general
ONCE equipment with professional writ
ing experience for handling correspond
ence; native Wash: superior references
with private bus. 500 week minimum.
Call Hobart 5966 IL
WOMAN EXECUTIVE desires responsible
position; thoroughly experienced ONCE
manager credits and collections, Phone
AID BIZ Box 4S9-R Star l0s
AN EXCLUSIVE LAuNDRY-Dainty care
to womens daintiest garments, also mend
ing. For information call AT I5jd II
Evening star., 1946-03-09
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR : General
EeDsrS EBas nS sSf sN1ER q soS oE q s y
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, .aasstons
EporeheS and walks. ehimneys hrepiaees.
Rockville, Nd. Telephone Rockville a4s-J.
,y SEEM. 6:s1s Rshns BY. hs best,
ING .coNTRAeToRs. II NC. c.Ssi isia Wiscon- %
Fia oS sfFINisaEp ar to bring out their
now Special March prices. c1TY-wTDE
EE9Sks Et99R sERaS1Sh saSBnD P aSp 4Gas b,
FtooR Z LoNa; sHSb;rSA. "a. ;ssnl,b,rs s$ha
machine; white mechanics. paintins:
pfooRs sSSbEb BRqTf sESisHt6 S9 t6o cleaned
apSfSAi s5S &,
ss ':ss%Sss nshsd hasai.fns .fssa
inss, window Euards. gates, fences: doors.
s3a pS sSp saskks
Sp s'05 YATES ash coSfANo S4f 'sS fsss e. es 81
PAINTING, DECORATING. paperins. noor
estimates, GILBERT 4 HAMILTON, sstsb-
PApsrINe sqsa hsHo AND o. pfacokAr1Ne, 40 years at
making homes brighter: for unexcelled
workmanship at reasonable rates, call
LUCAS, LUCAS & LUCAS; s23 Emerson
st. nv, RA. $3.50 or GE. SS63. 10
PAINTING, interior and exterior: kitchens
Call HENKEI,, Trinidad $500. TO-
PAINTING, DECORATING. interior and ex-
terror. Al workmanship. prompt SERVICE.
DECoRATING. KEN TONE.
Let us Kem-Tone your home" White, coll
cred msehanicS; work done promptly, AT.
rAiNTiNG AND DECoRATING-Each lob
given our personal attention Phone DI,
O nn III Res @ phone after pm, co. 94os.
PAPERING AND FLOOR woRK-My free
estimate and samples will save you money;
white mechanics, MI. 6616 .
PLUMBING, heating and gas fitting; re.
pair work: complete bath and equipments.
gas heaters: sinks for grocery and deli.
cstessen stores; 24-hour service. ia, 6l24.
Q. H. sHUGART. 616 Van Buren, st. nv.
PLUMBING, BEATING, smsrsency sers-
Ice, new bathrooms etc, GEORGE OCON-
NOR CO. GE. 065a or GEs 2I2s. ls.
Continued on Next rass.)
Evening star., 1946-03-09
PERSONAL.

%stes : 2 ssSes i5f S's' ash 'i' 1"s1s1S s'
PHoToS OF YOUR RABY in YOUR home hon
25 different poses, 81" so. You will treas
Ff uPe - these lovely natural pictures IN your
sHONE sHEl HERD $3.50. ASK ioF Miss
S.ng Wright; If you are IN need Of ioar UP te
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for diamonds and
ieWslTy: ; .,- suaranteed appraisal; licensed.
LIVINGSTON & CO., 1423 st NV" ME.
pRIssMAKING AND ALTERATIONS
Modern studio, in office bldg. Centrally
A0fof o pPopt serVee hsssss
sNtr1 sylts to ,toor5.1 order Also Eestyins LEA
EfE G3InsIy v Z Room nf'h go svs 4esphons 9
QUALIFIED ~ child care: reasonable rates;
VIEWED VIEW wrfe Rds for inter
WE TAKE PICTURES for weddings. par
ties, reunions. also baby pictures. Cali us
TGcp 1oG qe,allS, pIIr, adams l433. ELKAY Pho
NURSES AvAnABLE-"The Inter-racial
Nurses Resistry': trained. practical or un-
esyeF fifffs AT aGs
home IS the bahy,s best studio. For appt..
sa ii asaa fa54oakarSSTsu sR58ARI rSTuDo TeaaIr,
opFoRTHs1ffY REH s. 81 e sio With Ho s
phone; artist!c lnelination part or fun
EIooF sEFkvIcGG, RE O s5oe residenee. uAshes
sHhuTrsiItN2 Hhurit2' would like to have work I'. ad-
s6k5,Ssf Hk h. s asLEsns!s. csa be ,;sgasa :,
ShAsYM5ssFE SAY 5sFE roR sss 90 in newly S.
essoo aned svss sasber psp s
or BY day; nonproft: buiidins "a and de- equip tie
ment loaned; every penny goes into your
cAEvERf GALS urfs ayatsvls EGT TO oSsa is'
LEAVE YOUR CHILDREN at the children's
vised play and nap period. ia. 616o.,
TUTOR WANTED for instruction of adult
alter AZ lr1SS o pm sna SHIFTS VII 1sss g English rhSe
WOMAN WOMAN refined; M settled te keep house for
sh en ne river ID m s
cellent opportunity to make home for
YOURSELF house has every modern conven-
lsncei 500 mo. with everything. CAN
wANTbD SrgR room BY posher With day
WITNESSES Desire identity Of witnesses
having knowledge of collision between two
aurfs aul9s on on Lion snrrs Bridge on 10Th st.
day, FEB. g. ie4s particularly man man who who
spoke to Comdr. Nathaniel Ely at scene
after collision Please write to Comdr
Nathaniel Ely, GO U. S. Naval Hospital,
Bethesda. Maryland, o.. GO suite 70, 1901
l5th st, n W, or call MA. $3.50. TO-
bus who saw front door close on woman
PASSENGER alishting at 10th and Madison
SITS. at 6:45 pm on Wednesday, February
a. call SH 71s6 or GE, 3237. -12
eral, prepared by accountant Books
brought up to date. Shepherd 1410. 49,
PAINTED CHINA FIRED. orders taken
for hand-painted pieces. Call GE. 1901.
RADIOS sERvICED in your home, If pos
sible evenings and Sundays work guar
anteed. CARL. ME. 1894.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly gentleman,
plessagntt, hsMsss porches and lawns: near
Evening star., 1946-03-09

PORTLAND, OREG.-Lady driving. wants
one lady, passenger all or part OF the
DRIvING san FRANCISCO March 10Th,
take several passengers. references re-
aulred Can MAJ HERBERT FREE,
WI p44f 10
LEAVING FOR LOS ANGELES. 1871 Pack
penseS Ii 5iS7, Mr.. WRIGHT. o.
3 PASSENGERS to Los Angeles, Calf
leaving April end. Call CO. 11s3, after
Is o'clock -
Ieii Buick 4-DooR SEDAN. leaving for
New orleans, La, Monday m, o'clock,
from 1910 Orren ST, ne, Apt. /; room
for four. share nXnRnSnS 1As
Evening star., 1946-03-09
PERSONAL tcopt J

ASPIRATIONS and dressmakins. M.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared By
competent assistants; reasonable rates
Daily and Sunday call ma. 1899 for sppt.
boarding home for 2 attractive brothers,
8 and 12 years. Call Rockwell m or
write Box No. 3. Rockville. Ill
WE BUY DIAMONDS. watches and silver
ware. jewelry estates bought for cash.
ssfhNjAMfSS MIN ha AcREs School has sSs reopsned e.
its boarding department. Limited enroll-
ment, children 9 years through third grade.
Sligo 7120. Silver Spring, Nd
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS
incurred by any one but myself RExx
CURTIS. 1105 Park ave, N. Y. G..
New York IL
Evening star., 1946-03-09
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, settled, OF years experience
age: best Of ref.; bond II necessary. Mr.
ZONES, l3ns 9Th st NV, NO 9694., 10'
WHITE COUPLE, experienced. no children,
Will manage roomlng, boarding or apart
ment house, for free rent and considera-
ton. Make offer. EX 6925. TO-
CURTAINS DYED, stretched and laun-
dered: work guaranteed: called for and de-
lvered AT 4335 10
Evening star., 1946-03-09
HELP MEN 9 WOMEN.

CHECKER CASHIER, man or woman.
LELAND MARKET. 1850 Lee hwy, Airing
ton, Va. Glebe 4545 10
COOKS, one woman and two men. Apply
p9ea IGe2 Wv sstps s. Nv aood v.s. .t..dv 1o tob
DIXIE PIG BARBECUE, 51o6 Marlboro
HANDY MAN AND WIFE. colored: wife
for cook in private home: salary, Si25
and 500, Box 429-M, Star 10
HOTEL WORKERS, experienced, full-time
employment. Give oualifca tions. Write
personnel office, THE MAYFLOWER, Conn
REFINED COUPLE, settled. for cooking
and e.h.w. live in; must enjoy children;
husband may have other employment;
Seterences. 81. 3137. Ill
Evening star., 1946-03-09
HELP MEN end WOMEN (cou

TYPIsT to. work in book department oi
large distributor; 5-day week. vaca tion
permanent position. Apply 1121 9th ST. n "
Ia
TfP1ST who can operate dictaphone, or
one who is willing to learn; 5-day week
vacation. permanent position. Apply 112I
5th st. NV ia
WATERS AND MATTRESSES, white: fun
Italian food; good tips and working cond
I l9cal refer - -reaGired; Apply JENE s
st. NV. No phone calls. -
WOOL PRESSERS (4l, good working con-
dittons, good hrs. Apply PROGRESSIVE
CLEANERS, 2127 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
Va, CHI. 1873. Id
TTENTIQN-stanley Home Products. inc.
can use group demonstrators; earnings
from S35 to S75 per week: no canvassing
ssaavaneement; car necessary. Write Box
Evening star., 1946-03-09
HELP DOMESTIC.

COLORED MAID, g.h.w. 5h days; adults
only. 1858 Perry pl. NV. Adams s479.
COOK. general houseworker experienced,
for employed couple; GEORGETOWN apt; S25
week; health card. MI. 5510. III
COOK and INV, no laundry, live in; good
perm. place: local refs. Cau WO. SS6e
Sunday between 10 and 3.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

HAWAIIAN OR SPANISH GUITAR, private
lessons; reasonable. Phone Adams 1896
from to s pm. 81
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PHYSICIANS SECRETARY and assistant,
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busy physicians ofce a's part time. S r Wednesl 3.
days and Saturdays: no Sundays; white,
pleasing peagsonslty must 6e accurate typ
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See wsfs ssHd fsSy EdmsF sd
f nS NURSE f R015 for small obstetrlcal
ssestion nospttaa EM 81 92S $780, ROOM board aundry
REToUCHERs, experienced, with knowl-
edge Of corrections, Call EN-. 02O5 be-
SALAD ea WOMAN. seS or eoioTed re !? weekdays -
Pm; off Monday; s25 and meals 1894
sALEsGffRh.L-open,ng now available in
oDp0runty for The right paTsy exeesn m
SHOP, 3is4 Wilson Blvd, clarendon. i1:} N13
19K no exper 7, + necessary. THE BUTTON SHOP,
ladies' hat store; $50 per week. HAT
sAIEsLADIEs, Experienced, infants and
PINS Tvs u commission. Esr4ER SHOP,
sALEsLADIES. experienced in infants and
childrens wear: hours, $50 TO 8: $40
PLUS n commission. Apply ESTHER
sALEsLADY. experienced, coats, suits and
dresses; permanent position; $40 week to
start. Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING
CO.. 703 7th ST. NV 10
SALESLADY, experienced, for handbags, in
high-grade women's shoe store. Top salary
See MR. BRYER, 525 13th st. NV. .
SALESLADIEs, experienced, for quality
dresses. suits, cloth coats; full or part
time; liberal salary; pleasant working
conditions, sAKs, $40 18th St, NV.
SALESLADY for costume jewelry thor
ouehly experienced. to act as assistant to
buyer. JOSEPH R. HARRIS CO.. 1924 r
sALfsSLAp1Es. permanent position, ps expert.
enced In selling millinery and handbaes;
hifh salary. plus high commission On all
sales. Apply ARDEN MILLINERY. zoos