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Evening star., 1946-11-12
This Changing World
By Gonsfa.fiss Broic,

The result Of the French elections
whereby the Communists have polied
enough votes to become the largest In
nfvtdual party In the Chamber Of Dcpu-
ties Ii more disturbing from the inter-
national than from the French dcmes.
tic point Of view.
The Communists do not have 1 clear
majority and will have to compromise
and organize some sort Of q coalition
government. But II, as is their rfeht
as the strongest party, they insist On
obtaining the post Of foreign minister
as well rs the premiership. the inter-
national picture at the United Nations
Wiil become much more complex than
1t Is ct present.
According to present speculations.
Jacques Duclos Is the most likely per-
son to take over the Quai d'Orsay,
while Maurice Thorez, the head Of the.
Communist Party is expected to as
sumo the premiership. Thorez Is no
more the dc facto leader OF the Com
munists than William z. Foster is in
this country. But he Is 4 good orator,
IS young and energetic and win do the
bidding Of the real power behind the
throne-the men who are the liaison
Witn MOSCOW ana are unknown to the
general public.
&%*t
Under these circumstances 1t is be-
ieyed in quarters acquainted with the
French political scene that while the
Communists viii proceed slowly in do
mcstic matters they will become the
strongest supporters Of the Slav bloc in
the u. N. and all the international con-
ferences.
The government Of Georges Bidault
played neither the Russian nor the
western game. It has attempted to be
the connecting link between major
powers which had conflicting interests.
1t was the French proposal for the Ital-
ian-Yugoslav boundaries which tenn
porartly broke the deadlock at the Paris
Peace Conference. The French govern
ment also supported the demand Of
Secretary Byrnes regarding the inter-
naturalization of navigation on the
Danube.
Evening star., 1946-11-12
Frances Scrambled Politics

Nobody but the Kremlin can take
much pleasure out Of the election
returns In France, and even Kremlin
smiles may be premature. The re-
suits Of the balloting for 4 new
parliament are 70 paradoxical that
the difficulties Of effective govern
ment are notably increased, while
the political future becomes dis
tinctly more dubious.
The technical victor Is undoubtedly
the Communist Party, which smerges
the most numerous single group IN
the coming Chamber Of Deputies.
However, Communist gains were
made chiefly at the expense OF the
Socialists, who were the big losers.
To balance this leftward trend, even
more sensational gains were made
by the political right. But those
gains were not translated into par
liamentary strength because they
were divided among number Of
groups. One Of these was the Gaullist
Union, which followed the advice OF
their tituIar leader, General de
Gaulle, and registered protest vote
against the constitution under
which the parliament was being
chosen. II the showing. made by
these rightist groups is added to that
Of the clerical MRP, nearly 10 per
cent OF the French electorate can be
classed rs opposed to the Commu-
nists. and their parliamentary rep
resentatives may be counted on to
block any attempt Of the Communist
Party to head new government.
Indeed, even II the Communists rot
the demoralized Socialists to make
common cause with them, the two
left-wing parties could be outvoted
in the Chamber by combination Of
their opponents.
All this reveals the trend toward
the two extremes in French politics
which reflects q corresponding hard9
ening Of political lines and growing
theological tensions among the
voters. That, in turn, renders 1t
more difficult either to continue the
present coalition government Of
Communists, Socialists and MRP's
or TO form = new coalition along
different lines. Since Communist
Socialist combination would lack the
votes to form 4 cabinet, 1t would be
theoretically possible for MRP and
the rightist groups to dominate the
Chamber. But Communist and 30.
cialist exclusion from Z new govern
ment might cause grave labor unrest
which would upset Frances economic
recovery and perhaps pretipitate
even graver political and social dis
turbances.
Frances. uncertain parliamentary
outlook will presumably be reflected
In its diplomatic standing, especially
before the United Nations. Already,
is rife In U. N. circles as
TO what changes might occur II
France. one Of the big Five" should
alter It's foEeign policy, either more
toward MoscOw Or mora against 1t,
ii the present coalition, compromise
government should give place to
one frankly >leftist or rightist in
character. # -
Evening star., 1946-11-12

We all remember that small wood
en- information center that stood
until recently at the west end of
the triangle containing the Pulaski
statue. A lot Of US are wondering
where 1t is now and how many
families 1t is housing.
Evening star., 1946-11-12

was pledged. His Folger series Of
publications undoubtedly win bs
continued in the spirit and to the
purpose for which 1t was started
hy him.
Evening star., 1946-11-12
More Replies TO Mr.. Barker

More Replies to Mr.. Barker
To the Hditor Of The star:
have heard some stupid arguments
against local suffrage for Washington
in the past few days. but Edgar Z.
Barkeris argument Is by far the most
stupid and insulting yet. Let me tell
him that the 130, 1000 900 people of the
United States do not own my home nor
the land II stands on. Ny husband and
7 have worked for 1t In the sweat of
our brows. The 10000 900 people do
own the Federal buildings in Washing
ton and the people of Warrington have
no wish to run the Federal Govern
ment. We only want . voice In the
goyerning-the same right that other
taxpaying citizens accept a. their in
alienable right.
do not think that any person who
had legal residence In another State
should have been allowed to vote in this
plebiscite Is these people have no real
interest in votes for Washingtonians
They already have votes and they are
not interested in the principles Of
right and wrong which are involved In
this question. The wrong, of course,
being that almost million people living
in the heart Of democracy are denied
votes and are taxed without represents
tion.
Those people who voted "No" are
only interested in dollars and cents.
They are afraid that ii we had / local
government 1t might mean an increase
in taxes In the District Of Columbia.
But what are principles compared to
dollars and cents?
NATIVE WASHINGTONIAN.
To the Editor Of The Star:
In connection with tfA question Of
District suffrage, the most astonishing
thing, as expressed in recent letter,
is the conceited, dog -in-the-manger at
titude Of certain Of those who have
votes themselves yet wish to deny that
privilege to their ellow-Americans. Also
the bunk about the people Of the States
owning" the District Of Columbia. If
we in the District of Columbia are
owned" then our bills should be paid
by our owners" as other property
holders do. Yet Washington residents
rank high as taxpayers into the ma
tional treasury, as well as paying our
own way in our local government. Even
whether the Federal Government pays
its just pro rata share on its properties
here Is often q moot question.
Taxation without representation has
never set well on the American people,
and, thank Heaven. the recent plebiscite
shows that the majority are stiT Of
the same caliber and spirit Mn.
Thanks From OPA Volunteer
To the Editor Of The star:
! want to tell you that very much
appreciate the cartoon in your issue Of
November 2, wherein you show the pub
lies appreciation Of the work We VOL
untary panel board members OF the
oPA did. was member Of Board
10 f0r AZ years, and sometimes felt
that the public little realized or even
knew Of the nature or effect OF our
work. 1t heartens me to see your news
paper give us : little credit.
HERMAN FEITER.
Evening star., 1946-11-12

wntered at the Post Once, washington, d. g.,
as seccnd-class mail matter.
Evening star., 1946-07-21
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS wANTEpaaMany immediate
FORE TEACHERS AGENCY. sis No
fHRElei si BstGiRore MGR sssSS industrial
expr. only; references. Mr., Day new open
mss mss v,he ,hhqeurIly,, Ma, $50. PERSONNEL
s56 Wk M NfSi az 5nuas SECRETARY
social work; cashier. knowledge tipping, S45
stei.og.. political organ. future, SID; res
Miss Bond, FORD EMP. SERVICE, us 18th
ACCotNTAST, sr.. $500 (male>. expert
ence-opprty.; bookkeepers several. SIP
$50 wk. up: secretaries, several. S45.s5o
wk.: typis.s, several $40 wk;; Ediphone
esper., $40: service station attd,, $40 wE.;
dozens of other interesting openings. You
are welcome here. See NJ Day r5S Est t,,,, 4
1871 G. Next to church
ACCOUNTANT -CLK.- a.. $4,000, must type
fast, excel. future; p. B., X. operator, ex-
perence, S175: receptionists, several, $50
S35 wk; typists. beg. and eXpr.,, S35-S40
utes. rs years experience: always welcome
See Miss Evans or Miss Black at BoYD's'
sTATIsricAL I;s,1 EA -1SYfi TYfpIsTs, s175 uemale,,
several interesting openings: receptionist,
clerks. S35 wk. up; bookkeepers ~. start
@ MSS KngSt on
202-B, PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 G
Al SECRETARY. $50 demale>. free to
ssStianSESi IS aSS ss:4Go; enslnssrinE sec; constr
wk, Oldest emp, agency in p. c. Est, IS
er Eass in see
White or Miss Lee at BoYD's. 1888 F st
i've i % on campus. Mr.. Byrd Byrd PERsoNNEi
SERVICE. 1871 G. Next to church.
Evening star., 1946-07-21
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WILL ACT As slLITI cAATFFETR I.s t5or OCCASIONAL
ss5; can take one or two pass, co 5000,
HI High SCHOOL BOY wants ride; Chicago.
REGIsrEREp s NURSE Aes desrss SS
Ton TO 70 Hot Springs Ark within = weeks
WANTED TRANSPORTATION to Columbus
Ga. and return if possible Snare ex-
MOTHER AND DAuGHTER driyins to At: t
Iantic City J9ly G 9Th 9Th will take or
MAN AND WIFE viii drive your car to
Los Angeles or share driving and expresses.
Leave about August :. Box 396-T. Star,
City. July "A; viii help drive. Call Wo.
WILL ACT AS CHAUFFEUR part time for
pRVER fd E sGf drye y6aT Sfa car
Los Angeles, or go as passenger. MAGEE,
DRIVING TO HUNTINGTON and Charles
toom for 3, passensers. Call RA 1914,
COUPLE desire sin nl round Tip 70 Southern as,
NAVAL OFFICER desires drive your car
California; exchange transportation. Me.
OCEAN CITY. Rehoboth Beach, Bethany
Beach, daily through season; parties &C
commodated: reservations taken AT. o512
SHARE-EXPENSE PLAN, Los Angeles, S. F.
Chicago; lew rates, all cities. cars daily,
refs. exch. % Mass. ave. NV. RE. $3.50
25.
LEAVING FOR WIS. via Chicago, July %;
two passengers, share expenses reference
necessary; will give same, After 3 pm
OK. O03S. 21s
LEAVING for Los Angeles tomorrow morn.
inr SE S3lS
. LADIES DRIVING to Mexico City in Al
olds, early Aug take one, ref, EXCHANGED
EO O54O ewes II
Evening star., 1946-07-21
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPING and tax service BY experi-
enced accountant at your ofice. Reason
able rates: Shepherd 1410. -23'
BOOKKEEPER, yrs exp, capable OF
managing small office; salary, $50 per wk
eaoik eHN 7iS DRfeToR steE or soprano in 70. solo
euagtet; experienced voice teacher, able
CLERK rYPIsT; experisncea. desires
COLLEGE STUDENT, colored. age 28; 4
yrs. education: desires part.time work
after IL, or L pm; maid, child's care,
clerical. Inv: dependable, reference: live
on campus; must be in dormitory by IL
pm. BOX 407-V. Star. %"
COLORED PRACTICAL NURSE wishes day
duty. s or 10 hrs: any type case Cal
syn. syn 2 to 8 Pm II; hlo1;
children to years in her home LU
COMPANION to older woman, seashore
ences exchanged Box 73-V, Star
CURTAINS WASHED and stretched: pick
up and delivery. L. 1854.
DAY CARE for one child by experienced
mother. LICENSED home: Call FIR. 507a. 2l'
DOCTORS X-RAY TECHNICIAN, dicta-
ton on typewriter, bookkeeper all-around
Sosior Torker desires s to gork with consenia
DREssMAKING, design. ,remod. al.era:
BERT. 1880 Irving NV. Apt. 4. AID. 223S
EMERGENCY OFFICE HELP, Including ex.
pert stenogra piers, typists bookkeepers
supplied Immediately for short or Ions
assignments. Call MISS BARRETT. DE
694s. ga
Evening star., 1946-07-21
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

FRENCH, private instruction. conversation
lessons by hlshly cultured widow o. Euro
pean diplomat Call HO 1858.
WOMAN WRITER Will give lessons in Eng
l.sh and journalism in exchange for some
sfT.!ara aRE yoy5 yoR Ap T9R A2,
good earnings in the future? For a per
manent future, learn a wel-paying trade.
The Capitol School OF Typewriter Me-
chanics is now taking applications for its
fall term. Capitol Is the only private IN
stitution teaching typewriter mechanics.
QUICK ailt SisE REVIEW COURSE IN shorthand
typewriting, bookkeeping, calculating ma.
chimes; New classes now starting; Enroll
ooafToMETER ilf couRsE. easy TO 10 lesfn; earn
touch typing free with course: top-salaried
position open; 1,S start. BOYD SCHOOL 1888
PoPIUAR PIANO or accordion taught in
20 lessons ImpEovising sna trsnspesing
DRIVING NSTRUCTION-Dual control
cars. AUTOMOBILE DRIVING SCHOOL
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Moderr
training n all subjects; DAY, night an. ane
RAsEnIE feSeS aoNouR IS 10 es
D. c. requirements and GI training. lS4C
N. ave. ME. 777S; estab. 1918,
STENoGRAPhIC and secretariai Glasses
now forming Beginners and refreshel
In ri sas
Inquire noS oSe'eSe0 IA as5s p'' BOYD IS scsooh
1899 F 81 opp CapitoI Theaterl
EASY METHOD DRIVER TRAINING. dual
parking speciality; permits secured. @70l
l4th st, North 1A4
Evening star., 1946-07-21
HELP WoMEk,

EXTRA MONEY selling sensational 21-card
81 Christmas assortment--your profit up
to SOC per box; REQUEST sample y Christ
Chr chfistmas n s' cards. u JOYOUS GREETINd
GAifdo GAER cG' iS n S7a Connecticut ST. Dept TO-
CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE. Earn
more-starting now Exclusive new l946
line, In Name Imprinted Christmas CARDS at
Fast selling box assortments include de
luxe matched Christmas gift wrapping en-
Sembie. sen 2i-car 81 feature many others
Art sTUp1os: INC. Nc '"5S' iai7 ciiford' Hft,TS
kGW SGS3eI.sT EXTRA s y MONEY i PLAN. Up to 1000
and everyday assortments; experience un-
necessary; nee ~ eytra bonus request free, 30
name imprinted Christmas cards ard D and nd
1853 s'si1s 80
EXTRA MONEY EAsY--show friends
leading Christmas cards-keep up TO soc
on.rSd. on 81 sales Complete line Christmas
name- Imprinted Christmas cards. 25 for
81 up. De luxe personals. No expert
M coRp @Pst Troy s asl peDP ao
EXeEPrIoNAL f55cffS OPPORTUNITY for beauty
1ieassnt safToundinss 1 Sondeftul 'Saiiss: WorEiass:
SdI0lS III WaSllD2IOn- ApDly hANN 3
DEPT. STORE. beauty salon, 3rd floor.
MAKE MONEY-Sell Christmas cards so
cards ard for ST. With name 6ns Stationery
other boxes; Write today for 2l5saTrd
LIPS GARD; eo9 Hunt, Newton; Mass.
so beautiful assorted Christmas cards sell
for ST. your proit Soc. It costs nothing
FuL LIZ CARD 'tse e. W WHITE ee psinp
JEWISH national organization wants Sec
retary, 5-day week; permanent. Call MR..
WfEE RHEE' SHARE ia 'gi HOME with refined WI White
woman, preferably. young, for care OF
young child and light housework; no laun-
dry, SI5 wk,; also consider mother and
FASCINATING income building plan; take
easy orders from friends, fellow workers,
church organizationS for fast-selling
Christmas, all-occasion, gift wrapping
birthday. zet-well, correspondence notes
asortmentS: Sell. for 81 each-cost you
SOC up. Extra bonus. Experienced un-
necessary. Request foremost 81 Christmas
box on approval. Special offers. BLUE
BIRD STUDIOS, Dept 81, Fitchburg Mass
WANTED-Photogra pher with Virginia
license. Box 47l-V, Star
WANTED-Manager for Bethesda thrift
shop. Any one interested, please apply
in writing to MRS, E. A. MERRITT. 1912
Conn: ave. Chevy Chase, Md. -23
WE HAVE AN opening for a woman 10
work in our sewing room; easy work; sew
ing machines are all electric. Apply at
1l1T 10th St NV.
Evening star., 1946-07-21
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

nursing for employed couple; Is2s week:
days; Call I'LL II. 50s4. II am to pm pm, :
Prefer NJ cooking, Call ME. 377e
COLoRED GIRL wants employment part
coHoRnp t%f R2EpnsS Girl De wshei aa parttime gen.
week; excel worker Phone AT. 1883, :
E GIRL III av wants part tine or days
GohoRED o ED WoMAN " Ma unaas experenced nee Wants
laundry work to do at home. Best ref
cohoREp eFshea So 0wSMAN, trustworthy. reliable.
with good s-.month-old child. desires g .h.w.
with good family. Stay nights. Adams
COOK GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER wants
Job in District; S25; live in or out. DI.
DAYS WORK, light housecleanins. Call
bEPENDABLE GIRL. colored, wants e,h.w.,
sakIng m1Tsa saTe Of & ehlSrsn' Man tn LOUISE
light housework. Hobart 0l43 21'
GIRL GLE T,,cel colored wants days gerk; Mon
GIRL. colored, wants Job g.h.w.; part OF
1na ful tims; ssa s.ss and NV sections' no cook,
tGf Girl, eolored. eSsG' desires sh.w. FIVE days 9
week: $40 and carfare.. MI. 1862.
GIRL, experienced. colored, wants job
g.h;M;' $40 a a week and carfare. Call after
{ GIRL: il s,aS solored. wants days work. Call
GIRL colored, wants work as mothers
helper; light housework. Call after 1876
pm.
GIRL, colored, wants full or part time
work, 5 days a week. AT. 7O12.
GIRL. colored, wants days work al
lsundress and cleaning. NO. s137, after
GIRL. colored. desires work: no cooking
days week Hobart 1888
GIRL, colored, wants days work, domes.
tic: IS cents hr EX. 6946.
GIRL, colored, wishes general house o
office work; no cooking; no sunday. ME
3S4c
GIRL. reliable, colored, wants days work
North 0259.
GIRL, light colored, wants days work; ex
perlenced: So and carfare. DU. 1920.
GIRL. colored, wants job as mothers help
er. DU. 1912.
GIRL, colored. wishes part or full tim,
cleaning and laundry, Call CO. 7744
JAMES apt, am. to pm.
GIRL, colored. desires g.hw. and cooking
3rd st. sc. MRS. C. M. THOMPSON.
ref. Phone Elk. s607 or RE. 519s.
! GIRL, colored desires Job as gh.w., /,
a.m.-41p.m. Call TR. 1928.
Evening star., 1946-07-21
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-AUDITO middle aged, vet
many years, PUBLIC accountant experience
able to take complete charge of set of
books, prepare all statements and tax re-
turns. wants pos. as acct. .-bookkeeper. Box
ACCoUSTANr-Expert bkkpr.,; books
started, kept part time. tax reports, state
%sotS sx exper Books started kept
city, REFERENCES. OR. 2o74.
ID: complete booEkeeDing service. aSdits.
taxes, investigations. For appointment
ADvERTIsING ADJ experience, r years docal
layout, personnel management, direct
mail. prior to Army. induction; just sep
procurement, inventory, some accounting
81 years old, married. D. c. native, col
professional ability; willing to discuss sal
Observation-Disclosures, Gf Tissi ssG1 thoroughly
eSpeEiensed ss1 r S,si excellent references. Box
i.; BOY; colOrs;a, wishes psrmanent sa work; has
mssssssnnggsrs, porters or helpers on truck
ssH BOY, ra solo5ed; wishes work of any kind
BOY. white, IA, wants vacation work; pre-.
fer work on farm. Call Ludlow 1924. 81"
CAFETERIA MANAGER, 20 years expert.
ence as supervisor of large Government
and and commercial cateterias: thorough knowl:
planning. buying food, preparation, main.
tanning records of purchases, inventories
instructing personnel; complete charge
only: available .A.gust 1; congestion con
sldered: salary. 500. Box 470-T, Star.
CHEF, colored, for immediate work: car
handle kitchen. menus, pastries. etc. LU
CHEF-Best one for private family; loca
references; years of experience: any cook.
ing. Box 95-V. Star.
CHEF, col. first-class; all around, pastries
rolls. sea food; country club, hotel res&r
in or out of town. Phone Ex. 5973 tche)
CIVIL ENGINEER graduate. %. veteran
sober. dependable: some experience In
home construction and home heating: have
fair for sales or expediting, Box 172-V
Star. 21s
CIVIL ENGINEER, % yrs exper in de-
sign, construction supervising. expediting
estimating and sales engrg., desires change
IN position 4 CO. 1884 eyes. %.
mer work as chauffeur, messenger, clerk
CoLoRED TRUCK DRIVER wants Job. Ha.
good referenee: know the city; education
Evening star., 1946-07-21
PERSONAL.

VASE OF FLOWERS, papier -mache vase,
glads, etc. $3.50 delivered. Call North
1888 Monday morning only.
ENROLL NOW for special rates in mil
linery, fashion course, drawing, personality
development; day or ewes. MI 0O46
PERSONALIZED STATIONERY-You por-
trait or residence, vienetted on note paper;
25 sheets. 81, Room 402, Tivoli Bldg
ATTRACTIVE SUMMER DRESSES, made
for So; also baby clothes; orders filled
promptly. Ii 4145 -2:S
PHONE SHEPHERD 1850, ask for Miss
Wright, If you are in need of loan up to
$500 on your SIGNATURE
peake Bay for children. to 10; planned
menus, supervised camp activity, modern
buildings, protected play areas; licensed;
season and monthly rates. Call FIR 3S4O
VACANCIES in licensed day nursery in se
excellent supervision; protected playground
and suitable equipment. Call FIR. 3S4O,
Evening star., 1946-07-21
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE, 20 yrs. two employers,
exceptionally dependable versatile. eX-
change supervisory services for quarters
or percentage. bondable. HO 5374 -2I
MAN AND WIFE. colored, 20 yrs. old,
honest, clean, courteous, trustworthy,
hard working: excellent reference; desire
janitor work in apartment house in ex-
change for quarters. Call 10-l, Taylor
VETERAN, WIFE AND CHILD, clean, re-
spectacle, will take care of child or elderly
persons in exchange for living quarters.
Box 4R7-V, Star
Evening star., 1946-07-21
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

Al PAINTING and Kemtoning: free est:
SSaIrIpssnter SIIs WORK; Th,se mch. Call CHRIS
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, Dur.
sonable: machines for sale. Standards and
portables; est. II yrs. OFFICE MACHINES
CO. us l4th Bond Bldg.D. RE 2SoS.
ADDING MACHINES, calcuiators cleaned.
oiled and adjusted. All work guaranteed.
RE; 1l77. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
S13 18th st. NV
ANTIQUES REFINISHED and restored:
Frsnch pY po!ishing; hand rubbed. co. ESQ.
APPLIANCES, all makes telectricD, expert
guar. Cali JoLLEs BROTHERS. TIA. s97a.
ASPHALT AND CONCRETE DRIvEWAYS,
walks. steps, porches, stone walls built or
BRICK MASONRY REPAIRS. renovating,
waterprooting, basement to roof. Call
WARL1CK. FIR. 2uS4 IL
BRICK WoRK-Large or small jobs White
mechanics. WA. 2023. MR.. PARHAM.
BUILDER -CoNTRACToR, no lob too larss
nor too small. DE 42Sl
BUILDING and remodeling done by re-
sponsible builder. Competent workmen;
ewes.
Evening star., 1946-07-21
For general work in
c. T. MARTIN, 1404 L

for real estate office,
pleasant working cond.,
ary. Apply in person.
INC, 1924 VT. ave, DI.
Evening star., 1946-07-21

WOMAN, white, between ages 3o-35. COM
petent to handle telephone calls with Gus
tion preferred WASHINGTON LAUNDRY,
WoMAN. oSIiaS..n Wits: Is. ghT occasional M care Of
bus End stores. cH. oe86." " '''@ 81 ~
WOMEN. (21. as consultants for Luzier's s
naser Boy @fss HEY sSas sar adreSs and paGn
YOUNG LADY, married, settled. to oper-
ate small switchboaTd, take occasional die
a3n r ase Can TfFk1E SR S96s'Gas r. Sth
YOUNG LADY for classified advertising de.
calls when required knowledge. Of short
hana peson but dss nS
Apply personnel once, Room 5O4, THE
EnING w1ARN STAR 11Sl Pa ave- raysd
onabe 10 porf for 4eputabe
cleaning establishment; good pay, pleasant
working conditions; experience not es..
sential; sen aloo 1854 Columbia rd. n.w' or oroea call
YoUNG WOMEN with college training to
oee eof eP BRo t
AMBITious young woman desiring ad-
n atre We or
under skilled supervision; We will send you
to a school of corsetry as soon as you show
to na assist w YOU f0 0 to
professional corsetiere. Apply employ
ment office. 4th A. S. KANN SONS CO-26
AVON PRODUCTS, INC. has open districts
| in Arlington and Alexandria. Call imme-
diately, OK O52O -21
TWO NURSES, one to take charge of small
| cottage. ] for general duty in mansion
| house. WAVERLY SANTTARIUM, Rock
| vile pike. WI. 1907. -21
BEAUTICIANS-NIc location, good sal
ary, pleasant working conditions. LUDIE
| DU. 9S27. -26
CHRISTMAS CARDS-Amazing! so with
name. 81: 21-card feature box, 81; profit
to SOC. Selling plan and samples on ap-
proval; MERIT. 20 william St, Dept. 35,
Newark. N. J.