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Evening star., 1946-11-09
.HOnOrGuests

Chapter j of PEG Sisterhood will
have as honor guests at tea tomor-
row District officers and past presi-
dents of the District of Columbia
Chapter. The tea will be held ut
the home of Mrs. r. A. Cox, l779
Massachusetts, avenue.
District officers who will be honor
guests include Miss Alma Barry,
president; Mrs. Anne Wilkinson,
first vice-president; Mrs. Opal Brew
ster, second vice-president; Mrs.
Cora E. Coombs, organizer; Mrs. Jo-
sephine Stansf1eld, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. May Fales, corresponding
secretary. and Mrs. Essie Robbins,
treasurer.
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock there
will be a meeting of Chapter B at
The Studio, 1851 Columbia road
producer of modern ballet, will be
Mrs. Robert H. Young. Mrs. May p
Gibbon and Mrs. Hirman B. Jones
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Colorado Snowstorm
Leaves II Dead; Air,
Road Traffic SnarIed
BY the Asseeiofsd Press

DENVER, Nov. 9.-Airplanes were
grounded, highways coated with
snow and ice and II persons dead as
snow continued its week-long pelting
Of Colorado today.
Airlines hoped for a break in the
weather to resume operations today,
but the Weather Bureau said the
snow would continue until tonight.
The snow extended northward into
Wyoming, but was heaviest in East
ern Colorado.
The death toll from the week-long
blizzard climbed to II with the
deaths of two persons in South Cen
tral Colorado. Frank Tomsick, 81,
was found frozen $50 yards from his
ranch home near Canon City. Man
uel Valdez, a sheephercer. was given
up for dead by Sheriff Foster Rams
ON of Canon City, when two-day
search brought no trace of him.
Nine deaths were attributed to the
storm when it was at Its height last
week end.
Airplanes were used to fly food to
marooned cowboys and livestock.
Snow "Weasels" were loaned by
Army posts to bring i'll persons from
snowbound ranch homes to hospitals
and to carry grain to marooned live
stock.
A snow weasel" reached Mrs. ia
nice Baessler at her farm home near
Calhan yesterday in time to get her
to Denver where she gave birth to
a son IL hours after her rescue. Ply
sicians said surgery was required and
the baby would have died had the
weasel" not reached her.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. "a blank
ct up to S inches deep covered such
resorts as Lake Arrowhead and Idyll-
wild today, on the heels of the first
winter snowfall. It was the heaviest
early November fall in years. AL
though cool weather was general
throughout Southern California, no
danger was anticipated to citrus
crops.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Hadassab Plans
Boston COnclave

A large representation from
Washington will attend the 32d
annual convention of Hadassah, the
Women's Zionist Organization Of
America, which will be held in Bos-
ton, opening Monday to continue
through Thursday.
Mrs. Joseph Freedman, president
of the Washington Senior Chapter
of Hadassah, will head the group
which will include Mrs. Raphael
Turnover, national vice president;
Mrs. Harry Friedman, Mrs. David
Cash, Mrs. Isadore Breslau and Mrs.
Benjamin Siegal, vice president of
the business and professional divi-
sion, and Miss Esther Kravitz, presi-
dent of the Seaboard Region. Miss
Blanche Berlin and Miss Rose Lis
ensky will attend as observers. The
party will leave Monday and will
be at the Copley Plaza Hotel, head
quarters for the convention.
Delegates to the convention will
be asked to approve budgets total
ing over $4,000, 900 for next years
work in the fields Of disqualification,
research, public health, child well
fare, vocational education, recrea-
ton, school luncheons and nutrition,
land reclamation and the rehabii-
tation of refugee youth In Palestine
under the auspices of the Youth
Aliyah movement of which Hadas-
sab is the official American repre-
sentative.
The Henrietta Sold group of
Hadassah will hold its first mem
bership party at 2 pm. Wednesday
at No. Thomas Circle.
Chairman of the group is Mrs.
William Gichner, with Mrs. Harry
D. Friedman as vice chairman. Mrs.
Jack l.. Friedlander and Mrs. Mel
win Berkow are chairmen for the
affair. Further information may
be obtained by calling Georgia 1859.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
HELP Men.

as eas :s..SR.a SnR1 iS1 pq.c.ss h.sns TRA
diversified clisnteis. pesirsSie vortins
sse auss s1ds'n:
Stains age; sxpsrisnss, sdus.tion and
zssa5 $zas5SEF'
Ms :ssS with
sassiSs psrson, Pei euss Appiy SnsisSH aHT1osAL Pa
AUTO HT SSpY MAJ NAN soT st. rofd Sa dealer: con-
pay on percentage basis; here is your
svs sne Mr.
HILL & T1BBErTs. lila Vermont ave.
AuTio BODY AND FENDER MAN, salary
iIARs VIE Ga5 aARaaE e s0s N4 e sMof
fits H1Td els aAsh ii R ssss aes
first-clsss auto meehanics; plenty Of work,
Us1% es5t sSIsps sxr eo 81
H st: ne, washington. d. c. See Mr..
AUTO MECHANIC, white-with chrysler
experience; able to perform any mechanical
work nee. Must be sober, honest and de-
pendable; w one, r., you Tsll,iishNtsd =; ,sL /
coveralls furn. and cleaned free; paid vac.
vs. an9a RE-
1878 19FS MshESohNieosi i7sa Fl BY with Fora
foed dealers o 1eaures tie SERVICES Of
IT,, Ssss,. s rsh psS sSD and
sn' Rsn, 'kw Sess aofoa eS ose Sss sq
aa5fio1 a5gi N MEeaA asAsN1cs, EXP. to work in lsrt.
Oldsmobile leadership; 5h.day week,
sssaihss HopE Z Issex xels @in .y. kaAssls a o9s
AUTO MECHANIC; best deal in city.
1913 48D DMsfShnas s1ha ssaa 4 Sns Ssss fender
man; at once; good pay. 14l4 Fla. ave. ne.
AuToMoTIvE MECHANICS. to work on
motor trucks; your future is assured In
an essential industry; top vases. excellent
iMTERNATIoNXI INTERN STIo'; HAkvEsTER e CO.. soi
sH4o SHcnsIcw: a TH sss ss1o good rst
fsss thoroushly ] a fsmiiar "a with With cSevrolet cars
zee ses. vhS mis- sah 's 500 ssme ssssdy o days
per wk.;. salary 5000 per mo-; II you are
auaT2 a5l2knf bRrvsGRsshF sYsrsM sS
AUTo PARTs cLERK-Excellent' oppor-
for pse.st olk in spns Rorss
Mr.. Kline, ADDISON CHEVROLET, 1922
14th st. NV. Ill
BAKER (White) wanted at once; good
hours and good pay. Apply S24 l4th
BANK CLERK-Bank desires the services
| Of an ambitious young man interested In
permanent position with opportunity fol-
advancement; b-day week with good DAY
references. Box 370-s. Star. La
BOYS, colored. to deliver circulars; hard
work 2201 Nichols ave. Sc. -13
BRiCKLAYERS wanted. $3.50 per hour
II qualihed. Apply at 1728 Webster .st
Evening star., 1946-11-09
League Of Women
Voters to Meet
Here Next Week

A meeting Of the National Board
of the League of Women Voters will
be held next week opening Monday
at league headquarters, 726 Jackson
place NV.
Decisions on ways in which the
league can help to solve problems
such as housing, imitation, interna-
tional control OF atomic energy and
trusteeship of strategic bases will be
made after board and staff members,
who have been visiting leagues
throughout the country in the past
six weeks report on the opinion
of members. " z
Miss Anna Lord Strauss, president
of the league, said: II believe there
are two great tides sweeping our
country, one a tide Of war weari-
ness, cynicisrn, uncertainty and mis-
trust; the other a tide Of hope-hope
that today's problems are only evi-
dence Of the passing Of an old world
and the beginning Of new age.
We in the league will continue to en-
courage citizens to face current
problems with hope and to work to
solve them in the public interest"
Members Of the board from out Of
town who will stay at the Statler
Hotel include:
Mrs. Harold Stone, Arlington, Va;
Mrs. Marc Law, Northbrook, H.;
Mrs. James G. Scarborough, Los
Angeles, Calf; Mrs. Leonard Haas,
Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. George H. Engels,
Mill Valley, Calf; Mrs. L. v. Holler,
Ames, Iowa; Mrs. John G. Lee,
Pennington, Conn; Mrs. Joseph r.
Mares, Webster Groves, Mo-; Mrs.
Allan C. G. Mitchell, Bloomington,
Ind; Mrs. Harold Dyke, Syracuse,
N. Y; Mrs. Charles E. Heming, New
York City.
DR.. Mabel Newcomer Of Vassar
College is one Of two members Of
the board who will not be present.
She is in Germany, working on a
revision of the German tax system
for the ONCE Of Military Govern
ment. Mrs. Henry Taylor OF Hen
derson. KY, is detained at home
because of an emergency operation.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Gun Factory, Metal Trades
Council Win Safety Awards

The Department of Labor certi-
ficate for outstanding achievement
In accident prevention for the
period from July through December
1945, was presented yesterday to the
Naval Gun Factory and the Metal
Trades Council by Capt. John A.
Snackenberg, assistant chief of the
Bureau of Ordnance for Naval
Ordnance establishments.
The National Safety Council of
the United States presented the
gun factory with a third place
award in a Nationwide contest
among "foundries with machine
shop division" for the period from
July, 1945, through June, 1916. This
award was the factory's second cita-
ton by the council. The first was
the Award of Honor for Distin-
guished Service to Safety, presented
in May, 1916, to Rear Admiral
Glenn B. Davis, then superinten-
dent Of the gun factory.
Rear Admiral T. D. Ruddock,
superintendent of the gun factory,
received today's" awards on behalf
Of the EMPLOYEES,
Evening star., 1946-11-09

Miss Violet E. Jones, daughter of
Mr.. John Jones of Stonewall, Mani
toba, Canada, and the late Mrs.
Jones, became the bride November l
of Mr.. Jerry M. Kelley, SOM Of Mrs.
Jerry M. Kelley of Silver Spring
and the late Mr.. Kelley. The Rev,
Francis Hamilton officiated at the
ceremony in Grace Episcopal Church
in Silver Spring.
Miss jeanne Irwin was maid of
honor for the bride, whose father
came from Canada to give her In
marriage. Chief Petty Oficer Eu-
gene Mexican was best man for the
bridegroom and Mr.. william c.
Woodson and Mrs. Charles Wilburn
were the ushers. .Y
The couple will reside at 1876
Capitol View avenue, Silver Spring
following their wedding trip.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
HELP MEN and WQMEN.

CASHIER and cigar clerk. good pay and
hours. DORCHESTER PHARMACY, 24SO
18th st. NV. basement Of Dorchester
JANtTOR AND wIFE-2S units, fine quar-
ters. must be exper maintenance man;
wife to take packages: good salary for
required AID. 2192. 10
MEN AND WOMEN, ewes. and Sats.. to dis
exper nee. p O. Box 115. Wash. 4. To-
MAN OR WOMAN to make fruit baskets
in our expanding fruit food, and LIQUOR
perienced person. sHERBYs, 401 7th st.
PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL desires secretary
with bookkeeping experience; favorable
conditions and good salary. WO. 432o.
PERSONNEL CLERKS, some college; excel-
lent position; 5-day week; $40 to start.
Apply at once. 1907 H st. NV, Room 300.
DRUG CLERK, full time: white, reliaols
and presentable. Apply 1900 D 81. ne.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Officers Named

New officers of the Danish Club
of Washington have been an
nounced. Christian Nielsen of Arl-
ington is president; v. H. Grant,
vice president; Dagmar Christen-
sen, secretary, and Mrs. Oberg Ped
erson, treasurer.
The club voted at recent meet
ing to contribute to the Danish
save-a-chud fund being sponsored
bv the national organization.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
HELP MEN.

RogMG NAN willing 70 learn the retail.
under Job training program. Call sH.
s,shS xoNs MAN s,sl. Is ysar, xS.. St ~h ss
sss wess G nss start E. for
xoUTS sa MAS ssDsa sns S .sss Of
son sAsR or II
Riverdale. Md. and see Mr.. Waters or
YOUNG MAN. good appearance and edu-
2fiee supplies; will train you; Wash. ter
nouke MAN. sH 9oa for dry Dry Clean plant
refs needed, Bog I16as, Star. 10
Opportunity in the loan department Of .
large real estate firm for q young man
snd who TO sAa ookns hs ea M e;ssa @
advancement. must be high school gradu.
per per year in addition to allowance for car;
perience; all REPLIES considered confiden-
t aea ne Box as5s saae Raae until f'es
oLD-EsTABLIsHED patent frm. Eastern
ss as pasa stsee s au
tlcations and desired salary. in strict, Com
ssnsf R&cEfr1dsAL 5sz for sue
not satisfied with their future possibilities
and are willing to study and work to
learn our business; men. $3.50, high cali,
ber. mentally alert and of exceptional
character; must have financial resources
and be, capable of earning $4,000 VI.
ate after training; n; ,Appr Apply In person, Ma
ssi 80 e.. a.: oAsA NA'lelAA W" l.s 20 =
ding Estimating % and ma purchasing isf Of mate
rials for medium size printing plant; ref
erences desirable. THE ADDRESS. 36 s..
Paca st.. Baltimore. Nd. 10
WANTED-3rd-class engineer; good pay.
WANTED-Laborers in factory and truck
hsIsp hslpsTs Apply %},5S S$S9 90. K st NV.
sponsible for furnace and some yard work:
can have room and bath in good location:
references required; please write details to
Box 4S7-S, Star. 10
WANTED--Competent offce man to take
charge Of large commercial apple orchard
office. Would live in rural town. Adequate
compensation. Box 548, Martinsburg, W.
Va. 10s
ist COOK. s175: end cook, S1e5 a month
to start; one day of; must be alert and
active. 1908 You st. NV. III
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Visitors Inspire
Numerous Parties
Throughout Day

There were too many parties 60.
ing on all day yesterday for any one
Capitalize to take in.
At midday there was Mrs. Spen.
GER Waters luncheon for about
Is friends at the Chevy Chase Clut
in honor Of Mrs. George Haven, ar
attractive visitor from New York
And last evening Maj. Gen. ane
Mrs. Virgil Peterson entertained al
dinner in Mrs. Haven's honor.
Mrs. Haven, by the way, is a sue
cessful interior decorator who has
done houses both here and abroad
Probably the most famous is Melton
Mowbray, Lord Beatty's country
home in Leicestershire. She also
decorated his town house and the
Honorable william Astor's house ir
London as well.
Yesterday afternoon another visi.
tor from New York was entertained
at cocktails by Mrs. Dorothy Lex
Ward. Lady Garthwaite, wife Of
Sir William Garthwaite, English
shipbuilder, stopped In Washington
for visit with Mrs. Ward on hel
way to Palm Beach. From there
she will 60 on to Nassau, where SHE
and her husband have bought Pros
pect House and plan to make Their
home there.
Those invited to have a cocktail
in her honor included 1t. Gen. and
Mrs. s. D. Embick, the Surgeon
General of the Army and Mrs. Nor
man T. Kirk, Mrs. Arthur Mac
Arthur, Col. Truman Martin, Mr.
John Logan, Mr.. Ralph McBain
Mrs. Harriet Benson, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Treglown, Mr.. and Mrs
Forrest Davis, Mr. Ralph Webber
and Mr.. Clarence Hewes.
Later in the evening Lady Garth
waite was wined and dined by Capt
and Mrs. Thomas B. Dugan. Others
at this small dinner were Mrs. Ward
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas H
Robbins, jr.; Capt. M. M. Gouin and
Col. Harold G.. Wilson, a new
bachelor in town and friend of the
Garthwaites.
Still another party on yesterdays
schedule was the large dinner which
Mrs. Richard McCreery gave at the
F Street Club. The hostess arrived
in Washington for stay few days
ago from Burlingame, Calf, and is
greeting again her many friends
here.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Hostess High Tea

Committee chairmen of the Donor
Luncheon projects of the Sisterhood
of Adas Israel Congregation will be
entertained at a Hostess High Tea
at 1:30 pm. Monday at the Broad
moor Hotel. This is the first of a
series of teas to be held prior to
the Annual Donor Luncheon sched-
uled for December at the Mayflower
Hotel. Mrs. Edward Ostrow Is chair
man of the hostess committee.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
To Entertain

DR.. Halford L. Hoskins, director of
the School of Advanced Interna-
tional Studies, and Mrs. Hoskins
will be hosts at a reception tomor-
row for members of the faculty and
students. The reception viii be held
in the school parlors, 1906 Florida
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Lecture Planned

"The Middle East" will be the
topic of talk given by Miss Valen-
tine Van Tassel before the Beta
Sigma Omicron Alumnae on Tues.
day at the home of Elizabeth Mann
1850 Harvard street NV.
Exhibits accompanying the lec-
ture will include Egyptian rugs
native handcraft and costumes and
Kanika.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Panel

A postmortem panel on the elec-
tions will be held at a luncheon
meeting of the Women's National
Press Club at ! pm. Monday in
the Chinese room of the Mayflower
Hotel. Guest speakers will be Ma
rian Martin, vice chairman of the
Republican National Committee;
Mrs. Charles w. Tillett, vice chair
man of the Democratic National
COMMITTEE, and Anna Lord Straus,
president National League Of
Women Voters.
The international fashion show
has been postponed.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
B. .GP.Cu to Meet

"Women on the International
Scene" will be the subject of talk
given by Miss Mary Cannon at a
meeting of the Business and Profess
sional Women's Club, at 7:30 pm,
Monday, in the United States Cham
Der of Commerce Building. Miss
Cannon is Chief of the international
Division of the Women's Bureau,
Department of Labor.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Sneaker Named

A meeting of the Agudath Achim
Sisterhood will be held at 8 pm.
Monday at the Synagogue, 900
QuackenboS street NV. Mrs. Sam
uel Yamins will speak on Relation
ship between Sisterhood and Con-
gregation." Mrs. Benjamin and Con-
lack, president, will preside.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
.nv Club Tea

7 Miss Erika Thimey, dancer and
produced OF modern ballet, will be
honor guest Of the Women's City
Club when it meets at tea at 4
o'clock today In the club house, 1888
I street NV. Miss Thimey win
give a talk entitled Development
Of the Modern Dance"
Evening star., 1946-11-09
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Evening star., 1946-11-09
Student Auto Bon Removed

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nov. 9
R.-The Board of Visitors of the
University Of Virginia yesterday re-
moved the band on ownership and
operation of automobiles by first
year students.
Evening star., 1946-11-09

The bride 1Dds married to Mr..
Dennis Aloystus Boyland, SON
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Edgar
Boyland, at a nuptidl mass in
st. Gabrieps Church. She for
merly pas Miss Ruth Alice
Dingler, daughter OF Mrs.
HoUard Hugo Dingler OF
Waterbury, Conn.,, and the
Uedding breakfast ,oas serued
in Hotel 2400. Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyland are making their
home at 1908 Memorial boule-
Uard in Alexandria tolloDing
their ,Dedding trip to Miami
Beach. -Under,1ood Photo.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
HamiIten's Drug Store
2403 Nj. Vernon Ave.,
Del Roy, Va.

Accepts Ciassiled Adosrtisins
for The Star
Other pieces conveniently locoted
throughout the city and suburbs
for the acceptance Of Classified
Advertising.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
Recent Weddings

Mrs. Samuel e. owen OF Bullet,
N. j., announces the marriage OF
her daughter, Miss Nancy Owen, to
1t. q. g. Wally Kisak Of Allentown,
Pa. The ceremony took place in
the Navy Chapel at Charlestown,
Mass. Chaplain Harold MacNeil,
u. S. NJ, ofiiciating, and a reception
followed at the Oflcers' Club.
The bride was given in marriage
by her mother and attended by Miss
Helen A. Edwards Of this city. 1t.
Michael Schummer Of Los Angeles
was best man for 1t. Kisak.
S,Oindler.C cunningham
Miss Helen, Catherine Cunning
ham, daughter of Mi. and Mrs.
Edward j. Cunningham OF Wash
ington and Shaker Heights, Ohio,
became the bride of Capt. Leland
Melville Swindler, u. s. M. c., in .
ceremony held September 81 in ST.
Cecilia's Church, Cleveland.
Mrs. George r. Barse Of this city
was the brides only attendant and
Mr.. Richard E. Cunningham, the
brides brother, served as best man.
The ushers were Warrant Oficer
Charles A. Cole, jr, U. S. M. C.,
and Mr.. George r. Barse OF this
city.
Capt. Swindler's parents, Col. and
Mrs. Leland S. Swindler OF Ocean,
side. Calf, formerly resided here.
Miss Alberta Charlotte Lockhead,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lockhead, was married recently to
Mr.. Charles Richard Lasham, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Las
ham, in the Lewis Memorial Meth
odist Church. The Rev. G. Custer
Cromwell oflciated.
The brides attendants were Miss
Elanie Donaldson, who served as
maid of honor, and Mrs. Margaret
Elmore and Miss Mary Catherine
Mack. Mr.. William r. Lasham, jr.
was his brothers best man and the
ushers were Mr. James Holloway
and Mrs. Gibbs Hobbs. Little Joyce
Lee Kendall was flower girl.
| ICreech-Cr0nch
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Eleanor Bray
Crouch, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
]. Crowley Crouch Of Silver Spring
to 1t. Jack Alexander Creech, son
of. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Howard Creech
of Salemburg, N. c., the wedding
taking place October in the Wal
ter Reed Memorial Chapel, Chap
lain Chris j. Berle officiating.
Miss Shirley Harris attended the
bride as maid of honor and Sergt
Michael Hubans was the best man
with Mr.. Joseph L. Head and Mr.
Joseph x. Danauskas serving q.
ushers.
1t. and Mrs. Creech are making
their home In Pasadena, Calf.
Evening star., 1946-11-09

ssTENoGRAPHER, $3.50. commercial or
and wiling to work to achieve security
HHrios1E sna cAgR AgR' Il sfsssHRR e.
sTock s &; n'ciE CLERK for receiving and markins
room. A progressive mems wear store
offers attractive salary WITH Sanr an
Apply 1G5 once, The YOUNG MEMS SHOP
ssaT16ckRacM sa1s ( 81 a'Tc TccLERk-4s hrs. per iSk..
rs yfSckRoSM fSstasP aEIfEk ts sssG g.
depsndaSl;s ;, sss H Is hours T wesk MHcKE xa
fGS2sB6tAT1sd G2B6ht III MAcafNE Il aH operator. under
sssusnr sS xin 'emi position
70 tssu Qualify Tor sdv.neement; SALARY xiil
sspsna 20 Room On 7oa s1s i4th
fss::ss sa'aSs rfs a sSss
TkiLSR fk sSsO' and nd. alterations, exp. on mems
slStsinfi Sa nHfisSEs6AsHEk Sssf6 ssEnEk AHPss iqos T.
TENOR soLoIsr st2,, Si.h prstsstsas7 sss7 choir; choir
eSsf zDps 5 1sysn 81 .Ra 'ss
aaa muck n s. DRnvERs. nif good pay and xoTElss
Ref tae g. se s.ssa
s.s,: soz essE szrD to ssos s ssaassa;
~ MMaairccyH1ixskEERs-5-d.y. cy1i XXI 4o-hour week.
NaNb API|S enP.SzFnHiEsosr PFSzFHEor ess so ssn e d.lly
WELDERS wanted. electric and acstylene'
experienced men only. Apply MR.. Ca
THEL, / S23 N. Arlington Ridge rd, Ross
wynSni,w lyn; Hai DRESSER, free lance. Apply
JEROME W. WITT, 101l st. NV. 10
VINE SALESMAN to call on groceries
and restaurants Established territory in
b. C. Must have car and live IN Q; G. for
past year to be able to qualify tor So
iicitor's license. $50 per wk., plus Pc
Commission. state age, education. refer
ences when writing Box 1915, Star.-l0
WOOL PRESSERS, experienced; piecework.
GENES LAUNDRY & CLEANER. 9th rd.
and N. Randolph st.. Arl., Va. cH. 1850.
YOUNG MAN for work In and 10 cent
store; permanent position. 6201 Georgia
YtOSuNG MAN for record work and to as.
sist in selling high-claSs clientele; good
future for ambitious person: state age and
salary expected. Box 49l-S, Star. Ill
YOUNG Man wanted to assist IN stock
a. 3 N. TRADING CO.. Sol D st. NV. Ill