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Evening star., 1946-09-22
Sky Cinderenas

These two girls work
40 hours a week for
80 minutes in the air
NTIss ELLEN SPRAN2, l6-year-old
lH New Yorker, can't get an
automobile license - she s much too
young to be trusted with motor
car. But she should care Every
Sunday she takes the subway to
Brooklyn Skyport and zooms around
in a seaplane.
Her best friend. Clare Schlick.
is a lot older - we'll past l8 - and
she could get an automobile license.
But she'd rather go along with Ellen
and fly seaplanes too.
Last year, during vacation, the
girls started taking flying lessons in
upstate New York. When they got
back to the city they told their
Evening star., 1946-09-22

parents they just had to keep on.
Their parents said okay, but you
just dig up the money yourselves.
So after they graduated from high
school last June. Ellen got job as
an office messenger in the New York
Stock Exchange Clare joined the
Telephone Company, and just now
she is one of the young villains who
list long distance calls on those nasty
slips you get every month.
Ellen and Clare manage to squeeze
five dollars a week out of their pay,
and each Sunday morning they pack
sandwiches a la Lindbergh, and take
the subway to Brooklyn. At the
Skyport they change into "sllck-
chick" clothes and hire seaplane
for their solo fights.
Pretty soon they'll have enough
air hours to get license for passenger
flying. Anybody want ride?
CHARLES D. RICE
Evening star., 1946-09-22
TIPPING IS AN ADVANTAGE

Most teachers prefer typewrit-
ten work. They say tyPing inn
proves marks, aids expression
and encourages neatness.
PUT WINGS 10 WORDS. Typing
helps you to think more clearly.
Students get lot more work
done in a shorter time.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
lis a Smith Corona portable!

IT'S FUN AND EASY 10 TYPE. Eight
year olds learn to type easily
on a Smith Corona portable. 1t
has the regulation standard key
board :. the same as on big
office machines. Full size, four
row...84 character standard
keyboard. Look at the Silent
model below :. note the great
features Smith Corona provides.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Veterans to Hold
Annual Encampment

The 47th annual encampment OF
the District of Columbia Depart
ment, United Spanish War Veterans
will convene at 2 pm. June Is at
Pythian Temple for the election OF
officers. Department Comdr. Will
liam G. Copley will preside.
James o. Moore of the Depart
ment of New York has been de-
tailed by the commander in chief
to represent him at the session.
Meetings this week are: Col
James S. Petit Camp, Tuesday
8 pm, 921 Pennsylvania avenue
Sc; Admiral George Dewey Camp
Thursday. 8 pm, and Gen. Nelson
Miles Camp, Friday, 8 pm, Pythian
Temple; Gen. M. Emmett UreIl
Camp, Saturday, l pm, Pythian
Temple.
The auxiliary department conven-
tion will open at pm. Friday at
Naval Lodge hall with memorial
services. The second session will be
at 2 pm. Saturday at Northeast
Masonic Temple.
Col. James A. Petit Unit will
meet tomorrow and the Daughters
Of '98 Thursday.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
iOES Activities
| In Local Chapters

Federal Chapter-Monday, dinner,
Fairfax Hotel, benefit of Temple
Board Thursday, Friends Night
entertainment and refreshments.
Unity Chapter-Friday, initiation.
Electa Chapter-Tuesday, line Of
ficers' night. The associate grand
matron and patron will be guests.
Saturday, Ways and Means card
party, Anacostia Masonic Temple.
Martha Chapter-Tuesday, Tenn
pie Board, with Helen Janson.
Areme Chapter-Saturday eve
ming, Ways and Means card party,
home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Long.
Warren G. Harding Chapter
Tuesday, initiation. Friday, Home
Board with the matron.
Miriam Chapter-Monday, 29th
anniversary, honoring past matrons
and patrons and charter members
Grand matron and patron guests
Friday, Home Board.
William F. Hunt Chapter-Satur-
day evening, Past Matrons' and
Patrons Association, picnic, Jessup
Blair Park.
Chevy Chase Chapter-Wednes-
day, line officers night, honoring
Grand Chapter line officers.
Harmony Chapter - Thursday
Initiation and honoring March,
April, May, June birthdays. June
"a, Home Board with veleita
Prather."
La Fayette Lodge Chapter-Wed-
nesday, past matrons and patrons
night and birthday celebrations.
Esther Chapter-Ways and Means
Committee, 8 pm. Thursday will
meet with Mrs. Elsie v. Edwards.
Saturday S to pm, Home Board
1awn party and supper, home of
Mrs. James r. Stringfellow.
Evening star., 1946-06-09

1t. Col. Joseph J. Malloy has re-
turned from Indianapolis where he
attended the National Executive
Committee meeting.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Businessmen
Four Associations
Meet This Week

A talk on Public Relations in
Radio" by j. Paulin will be fea-
tured at meeting Tuesday night
of the American Business Associa-
ton, one of four business groups
slated to meet this week. Those
meeting are:
Monday.
Southeast BuSinessmen's Associa-
tion-314 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
$50 pm.
Tuesday.
Columbia Heights Businessmen s
AsSociation--419 Irving street NV.
noon.
American Business Association
Broadmoor Hotel, 1901 Connecticut
avenue NV, Z pm.
Wednesday.
Chevy Chase Business Association
-Barnhart's Restaurant, 5510 Con-
necticut avenue NV, ! pm.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
VFW Auxiliary
Hospital Party

Federal unit of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars Auxiliary will hold a
party at Mount Alto Hospital on
Thursday for the veterans.
Mrs. Rhoda Kemp was initiated
at the last meeting. A new Ameri-
can flag was presented to the auxil-
iary by Mrs. Adelaide Grant on be-
half of Past President Mrs. Rose
Ciprano. Delegates to the depart
ment encampment are: Mrs. Ida
Howell, Mrs. Maybelle Buckingham,
and alternates, Mrs. Betty Williams
and Mrs. Margaret Wardle.
Treasury Auxiliary met with the
president, Mrs. Daisy Hillary, pre-
siding. Having been reelected to
serve for the second term as presi-
dent, Mrs. Hillary presented her
plans for the auxiliary work for the
coming year. The unit will meet
again tomorrow night at 1921 K
street NV.
National Capital Auxiliary met
with the president, Mrs. Ola Webb,
presiding. Memorial services were
held with the chaplain, Miss Dora
Rosetta, in charge. Delegates to
the department encampment are:
Mrs. Ethel Orme, Mrs. Laura
Weaver, Mrs. Mary Solberth and
Mrs. Tier Flores; alternates, Mrs.
Katherine Lawson, Mrs. Lena RouX,
Mrs. Margaret Fitch and Mrs. Mary
Nelson.
Mrs. Mildred Carter, department
president, announced last week the
annual department encampment
will open June 20 at the Depart
ment of Commerce auditorium.
Equaity-Walter Reed Auxiliary
will elect delegates and alternates
to the national encampment Friday
night at 713 D street NV. The
unit will give a hospital party June
Is at Mount Alto Hospital, at 7 pm.
The Firecracker Coolies Club will
meet Wednesday night at 713 D
street NV. and Potomac Unit on
FRIDAY at 1919 K street NV
Evening star., 1946-06-09

Seam Squirrel Edward T. Sped
den of the Military Order of the
Coolies announced that the Pup
Tent will sponsor a boat ride on the
Mount Vernon on the evening of
June 26 and asks VFW members to
attend.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Loyal Order Moose

Flag Day exercises of Columbia
Lodge will be held at $3.50 pm
Tuesday with Gov. Morris Cooper
presiding.
Members will take part in the
Flag Day program of the Elks on
Friday.
A series of IL weekly radio pro-
grams to be broadcast on Saturday
nights over radio station WWDC
are being arranged.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Local Masonic News

Officers of the Grand Chapter OF
Royal Arch Masons will speak in
the subordinate chapters as follows
Monday, Mount Vernon, John G
Nathes; Anacostia, Orie L. Boards
ley; Tuesday, Potomac Hiram, Mar
vim E. Fowler; Woodbridge, Herbert
w. Ludwig; Thursday, Washington
Harry A. Strong; Singleton, Roy M
6tockman; Friday, Eureka Naval
Thomas r. Wilson: Mt. Pleasant
William B. Mehler, jr.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Four Swimming Pools
To Open Next Friday

Takoma, Anacostia, Mckinley and
Banneker swimming pools will open
to the public Friday and Francis
pool will open June 81, Government
Service, Inc, operator of the pools
announced yesterday.
The East Potomac Pool is already
In operation. corporation officials
said, adding that complete informa-
ton on rates and open hours at the
pools as we'll as other park recrea-
tional facilities they operate may be
obtained by calling the corporation
office.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
VFW Department
Announces Plans
For Annual Meet

Comdr. Frank Topash of the Dis
trict of Columbia Department, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, at a meeting
of the Council of Administration
| Monday night at the District Build
ing, announced the annual encamp-
ment will be held June 20, 81 and %.
The opening session will be held
the night of June 20 in the audi
torium of the Department of Com
merce while the other two sessions
will be held at night in Carpenters
Hall, Tenth and K streets NV.
Memorial services will be held
the opening night and citations will
be awarded to many members by
Col. George 1jams. Officers will be
elected and installed at the closing
session.
Chief of Staff Heise announced
the membership here had increased
almost double over that of last year.
Members of the Honor Guard, and
all post commanders and their post
coiors, as. well as members of the
different posts are requested to par
ticipate in the Flag Day parade of
the ElkS on June IA. Those who will
participate will meet between Fourth
and Sixth streets on Constitution
avenue at $50 pm. The parade will
start promptly at 7 pm. and will
continue to the Sylvan Theater
where there will be ceremonies and
a fireworks display.
| At the last meeting of Bethea-
WEIGH Post, held in Garnett-Pat-
terson Junior High School, they
voted to hold future meetings in the
YWCA, 901 Rhode Island avenue
NV. Comdr. David D. Dixon pre-
sided.
The following recruits were obli-
gated: H. C. Perkins, E. l. Elliott.
A. Benton, j. R. Edwards, j. c..
Littlejohn and r. Thompson.
James H. Hastings was elected to
represent the post at the Council Of
Administration.
/ The following appointments were
made by Comdr. Dixon: Officer of
the day, William Tuthney; sergeant
at arms, Pat Kelley; historian, Fred
D. Willis, and surgeon, DR.. Edgar
L. Elliott.
The post will hold its meetings in
1 the future on the second and fourth
Friday.
Seam Squirrel Edward T. Sped
den of the Military Order of the
Coolies announced that the Pup
Tent will sponsor a boat ride on the
Mount Vernon on the evening of
June 26 and asks VFW members to
| attend.
Meetings this week are:
Today-Gen. Vincente Linn Post,
1919 K street NV; Government
Printing Office Post, 713 D street
NV.
Monday-Front Line Post, 1919 K
street NV.
Tuesday-Admiral Robert E.
Peary Ship, 8 pm, Hamilton Hotel.
Wednesday-Follow Me-Defense
Post, 1909 Rhode Island avenue
NE; Washington Post, 1919 K
street NV.
Thursday-Potomac Post, 1912
| Ninth street NV.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
American War Mothers

The District of Columbia Chapter
will meet at 1::30 pm. Friday at the
Y. w. C. A., 18th and K Streets NV
Ghe president, Mrs. Laura Sabins
viii preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06

IuxuriousIy soft-textured in sizes ranging
from scatter to Ioree-room in weoves and eo'ors
in keeping with your Observation-Disclosures decor
Ruos for YOUR summer living wonderfully coo' Go'os
ove;IobIe now in evev size . q snguory fine choice
Of foorcoverina by fomous-moker readily woshoo,e.
stbbonIv resistent to weo and each rug beautifully
frnqed Coors include sahara beige, silver eFoy' WOOD
roee sond medium and seofoom green.
Evening star., 1946-09-10

os. ea ME- sts ssss sHR For
MssiLIEERy sALEsLAp1Es in women aS $
& f0Ga sroap hosp 'ds' ins pey
BROOKS. NC. 1lO9 G st. NV Mr
MfIEiNsaY ''s sAkfslApY GDsl for e,cil.v.
ready-to-wear shop in Silver Spring, ex-
perienSed only only need apply; excellent salary.
MoNodRSM MI 81 Ssis OPERATOR, must be ls expsri-
Apply smploymsnt office. 4th fioor. LANs-
BoRoH & BRO 7th' Sth and E SITS. NV.
NURSE. registered; permanent position
Apply employment ONCE. End f., HECHT
NURSE for eo-month child age s to a5;
SURROUNDINGS; nice salary Cali after $50
HURsneR T snRs shss' ksAET TT |o ehia4sn Rhaa ages
salary; other help employed. ABBY P 30 O.
efF1cE pf AssisTaNT SiTnsSAf Vs Cashier and typst:
permanent positions, good salary and
working hours. Apply Nj. Philips. JULIUS
LANsBURGH FURNITURE CO., 9o7 F st,
SEFICE ASSISTANT, under rs, young
aa q and some exp
week; sood salary. chance for advance
SEss s ss: e s:a;s
:y sp { ,
AXSp SRIlS 'sD,IsaiRs 6ssi ssss So ss.s wooP
OFFICE WORKER. part time. must know
typing Apply 1895 n st. ne. Ia
lent working cond. Apply once, 6O6-A,
1923 Conn. aye. NV. -10
PIX OPERATOR, clerical worker, 5hz-day
wk.; good sal. chance for Advancement
MAJOR MASTERPIECES, MC. eli Tth
ct. NV. Id
PACKERS, training will be given on the
ion: permanent positions 5-day week. Ap-
ply employment ONCE. End floor. THE
HBCHT co. Ill
fANTRY WOMEN and maids. whit. Or col
peishunt. uNIvHRsITY oF Nd, COLLEGE
Park. WA. $500, Ext; 202. Ill
Bh days; IDEAL working conditions; salts
factory Day; phone for Interview, AT T200.
IL
Evening star., 1946-09-10
HELP MEN.
CENFRAI, MAINT1

WHITE GENERAL MAINTENANCE MAN, 80
to 80 years Of age; must be good driver and
sober. reliebe worker; good salary, room
dependasle see man need apply. Reply Box
ROCK WOOL INSULATION installer, ex-
psT T.,p AcGTRATE GSlssI IN MErAL WEATHER
NV. ia. 672O. -12
WANTEDmIndustrial ', TEL "; instrument service
man for WASHINGTON, d. c.. and adioin-
neld desirable. Call Ex. 1852 for inter
view. --12
81 600 PER-MO. real estate salesman
sbed knoS Of this ad
salesman. capable Of making a ST 900 per
@ se se neaf 6svs WORTH
81 veterans housing slone has been sold
must meet the following requirements: !:
license be ssDfss sEs Of Of being bonded under hs
and suburb. You must have had selling
snd nss1 in You must be keen and alert
capable Of earning a Senator's salary and
yet cheerfully push door bells If told to.
days week il necessary. You must HHu have re-
ana make this job your profession. You
must know q. prospect when you see one
how to properly close transaction. Our
clients that list their property for sale
with US do so because they know we have
a. high-type, eficient sales organization
that gives them the best service to be had.
We prefer you to be between % and 45
years old and married. If you meet these
qualifications, don't phone, but apply in
person. $50 to 1890 am. and 40 to
4:30 pm; Ask for Mr. Klelnpeter. vice
pres and sales mgr, FREDERICK W.
Evening star., 1946-09-10

ENGINEER-Local heating and air-con-
Years ola. AZ least high school educstion. ae
cation. or equivalent, with simple drafting
experience required, but other experience
et essential sent for q. T,sh. man This 4
% sssry to ssrt M si7s per months Please
sssf2s q iRa2Sa"sRS Co. Gf ss sn!sss's
pPiiIIrISo, COOK COOK and hous.bOy: live mlS in Or
iaoof fass r masadEsssa.y laa i 4onoul week
Msn Apply enplSymHsRf ese sth Gsy oSr wo9P
FLOOR SANDER and fnisher wanted by
old established reliable CO; salary open TO
capable MECHANIC who will work steady.
FOOD sos e0 And SiaE BEVERAGE CHECKER. EXPERT
ence preferred: full-time employment, GOOD
;sesi sSs Rs'a hoH 4RD' cesn as
P6sxsMssN slxsMsiss AND ESTIMATOR esOlors0 .s-
an. nai.: .ns Raesr: :ssgp Serssn ss9d
io6SssS 6S ah6 SialkEr iMalkErHoDSss coNrEotsrr. ccoSs
New England insurance company seeks
outstanding. man to institute and direct
once: unusual opportunity for man with
wide experience and administrative abil-
": give experience, g. edussiion al and salary
eNk line. hkookvILLn XVI xsnfia PaARMAcY M saa @aaa5 G5
FGaTts Ghiyz Ghsse .a1er.need ne
sood salary ana commission; opportunity:
snd Of our expansion program. ATLAS,
sUaSITnRE Iij N ErNrsHER. must b. expert
once, 4tb floor, GAFsBuRoH K BRO.
sth. sth and T. SITS. nv. IA
Evening star., 1946-09-10
HELP WoMEN.

ACCOMPANIST in voice studio in exchange
lessons; r give experience and particulars
aITERATioN All HAND for men. alteration
msnt ONCE, 4th door. s. KANN SONS GO.
ALTERATION HAND for Iaay's coat and
suit shop; one capable of hitting; salary to
tions; good chance for advancement. APP
RHrFRATfoS sy kEIhS 9ay H%Spso 9. nw vom.n eo.t,
aLTEnATIoN aIf II 4 Han sAsDs for women. and
mis;esr eosts suits and dresses perWa-
LEFF's. 1aI4-122O r st. NV. personnel
aIfEKaT1dS Snff 81 SS0I HANDS. tailors. filters. I'm
nsa' s sna dss So s':h The AiRs n's
ALTERATION HANDS. expsrisn1eed in bet
ay'SadtSnsd ay mS %s. dsssP TqsssHSRs An
Yih AITkRAfioN sALEsLADY in our s411
Conn; Conn; ave; store: exp: person pa. to asst. in
women,s garments; rood salary. 5-dsy
sssk ns Appy Sssa fRs c Ss s0sR e.
AMBITfoUs YOUNG LADY with sales ex-
perience to sell in fast-growins mems
YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 r st, NV. Ia
or GT .t stors ns
must be capable OF .top-notch fashion art;
saS %aa % Tesk pesa 7ssH sG
Sa sRR1at%sff WaSffp for day work in @ prvat.
%orf In
ton. excel. salary and short hours. Give
HssIsTANT M BooKkGEPER, fH Ss expsrienced ss IN
General Motors system preferred, Health
aSss0n svsr spsns sssr' sao
ASSISTANT TO sooKkEErER with % som.
HsSfsTssT HAhfsss 60 nnYIR ld to1 nosoD d,asrt
Apply s Employment once. 4th door, s' LANs- ANS
BURGH a. BRO. 9TH. 9Th and SITS. NV.
ASSISTANT CASHIER with knowledge of
oan ana s IN SILVER Sn spra Md
81 S.s,
ssslsrsSr IS DIANA sSHGSf ar:ei5i
you n.se s0a sse Darsn
splendid opportunity awaits you: some
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY, Is to 80. for
interesting Photographic position, no ex-
perience necessary; must be free to travel
Also several openings for local studio. Box
AUTO FINANCE OFFICE has most attrac.
tive position available for = refined young
lady. 21-30, who can type well. handle
opportunity for girl OF pleasant person.
ality and better than average intelligence;
interesting work. convenient downtown To-
cation, 5a-day week, free life and hos
pitslinatton insurance: salary dependent on
qualifications and experience; only perma-
P'<sse answer. fully, givins details and
of previous experience and salary
sssorIHSaEk Hak 2sssHfx 2WssdHfxsstHiEEa stiI h.. la op.n,n.
for exper. young woman to answer phones
and work on stock inventory cards. Pleas
$40. Can In person to L. S. JULIEN.
INC. 1443 p st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1946-09-10
HELP MEN and WoMEN

BEAUTY OPERATOR-First class. sxpr. In
All branches OF profession male or fe-
CARETAKER on farm about SO miles iie from
and use Of land. fx ssss or M NJ. 4sss as@f
-l2
MR.. BARR. DE. 1000 for interview. 10
CLERK. for dry. cleaning adjustment ONCE
tion and previous line of work; experience
starting salary, $3.50 per week. Box i05.
CLERK -TYPIsT for insurance agency; 40
hr;, 5-day week, experience desired but
not REQUIRED. Call MR.. BURNS. RE. 1146.
COUPIE. experienced. wife to cook, hus-
band butler; chauffeur and assist at house
ea pvt v9aF ,an ssSe eSevy ~0 chsss Ma Ma
Write Immediately. MRS. CLARKE. BOX
354, Leesburg. Va. -15
Conn., 9ysI aS K ys b"tleri
shaufteHr: cha fs,d, 1 adult m In family; good home
SoJsE zeS9 asss n0rs 5h aSd An
sMEssENGEK s IN in research organization; s,
gay 1aS.s~h wa' ;, excel working conditions. ,522
ssIHsPrsssoSSx ssi1;sP q for .erxle. orssnis.tee %
LOT student, housewife, etc. Good COM
mission. Write Box 442-D, Star Ii
interested in aviation,
salary plus flying time Inquire. Box l57-
TECHNICIAN. pediatrician's once, 4 aft
ernCons week. Ordway $500. 10
TYPIST WANTED by ise. Wholesale house,
5-day wk., vac, permanent position. Apply
wool rkEsssERss' earn $50 per week week or
more; dry cleaning inspectors and dry
cleaning checkers; women; and dry cleaning
and laundry markers and dry cleaning de-
livery room clerks store MANAGERS and
assistant managers. excellent opportunities.
permanent. PALACE LAUNDRY, Dry Clesn-
ing Corp. 9th and H sts. NV, MA. 016l.
MONTGOMERY WARD has several OPEN
ings for exp. sslesgirls: 4O-hour week
group insurance, vacation with pay, merit
increases: earn up to $40 per week, salary
and commission: also openings for inven-
tory clerk. should have accounting or
bookkeeping exp; can place one manager
trainee. male or female. who is willing to
be trained in Silver Spring to manage
other office after completion of 16-week
training work; must possess mansgerial
SH. 1908. S424 Georgia ave, Silver
FOR PHoNoGRAPH record dept; must be
exp. with refs. hours, | am. to 10 p.m.:
2 nights a week of: S35 q week to start.
Apply in person at THE DISC SHOP. 1919
Conn. ave. IL
Evening star., 1946-09-10

!nsarsnss ss route. ABBY 7pa II coiumSlsn ao1s,
sxNDwIcsH sdNS 4s III h.N 4; ans ns fountain m,n.rer
sober. TOWER PHARMACY. f4th and
sEcTiohN 8 III ~ MaNAoExs-p.rm.n.nt DO posi.
4S oor sfek RRso smp'GsRant sRo g.
saa1TeE 81 snS sF1rioS "a On statesmen t9 seod
bonus Apply MT. Brown. sun Oil Co.
saiprTSG sRfp fS9n oIEks. iXs s veterans sa., week.
af salrfIsa ssa2vaESa1 vdaES1f2s aas sas :,ostn.n
pertence necessary; excellent chance for
ar ssDss ssa shs "is5 Z eS
sarfsG sa sFs2si xsb fsf csEsk sEEfa young
sfs 0 stePs sood s.srs hours
spf. eodes,sn kf%I yfSos2ns rURa Tan
sa2st sTcRMAkfs 81 .1d sSa 1s si nT nh
SHOEMAKER, experienced onNj ,ne op-
@ission s!ss 81 p. NV. RH. o444. wi
sa6r E5 sxfEJaS SaHS0s ses sas.i.ss.d sssd
s-dsS swsss ABBY smpiosment ofsss. Sth
sHOEe Statesmen, experienced excellent
ssa TIE ne fHsS ssR%sss1s soSTER7 .' s5s a' 's
1os9 ospEs aAIPs eeeK Ess; Hels9s
Tien Ki1 rsx6nk xr'osson; sos Credit yt r. .1s,
ssS1s; z.S !. salary open. See Mr.. DUsIN., as7
ssSsapAs. ssa 1. Da9sifrENsEas. top pay. uniform. fur
PRGSs 3lsHss 4aey s.pssel sr t.. xnsee.t... S.s
SODA MAN. white, exp; to IL p.m.,.
ed * ssE bsd6 s.6 md az ana :ps ad r
s.,|.HIfis IN .ne y0SA uss srsy1; 8;
sT1SSScK cAsp 0ciIsK, White; o soday week.
Apply In person. See J =. Costinett. GEM
ERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CORP. 1880
sT6Ck CiExKs. veterans. B-day week,
permanent eHpioyment. sood worrying con:
TOY @ NoyHTY CO., I2ib i sf. n.w.--io
SpSls rRozsN roop eeS5t h2RT assTs s9a sp9a ss
sSHblH sTSHr M 'MasoNs ta, ar ne, a.,- .,-1oo ca,
AT. 1877 day or syenins. la
Evening star., 1946-09-10

BEAUTY OPERATOR-First class. expr. In
all branches OF profession; male or fe-
male: GABRIEL. 1919 Conn ave NV. IA
GARETAkER on farm about so miles from
District. near Fredericksburg Va, home
and use OF land. EX. 1926 or Me. 433S.
Evening star., 1946-09-10

kk-STENOGRAPHEk, under 20, for
workins S sonditions. sdsS VN week. easshi cali
aks MAFTEE IsS..t S,2 S4.s
eIakk,I2PIsf. ssa, ezpesisnsss Il; ss in handling
ions; Sc MI Botsler, flSisis SARRyePATl ePad.i
GHEyRGLET 6InRK 2YETsIs 1870 Conn Conn aver ave NV 10
Tres FRANZ JEwSIsY Sso. co s4 Ppf IN Mt f.
CLERK-TYPIsT.. permanent position, 40
stIon. Apply eAs2MoUsr sI5h1as pieTuses sis.
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CLERK -TYPIsT. age is to rs. high school
education; experience not necessary; 40
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CLERK TYPIsT sTENoGRAPHER; hish
once Of nationally known manufacturer Of
telephone central office equipment. Start
ing wage based on dualifica tions and ex-
sss SsSi 81 saSrissae.p.". issSEs ' .,
Apply employment ONCE, 4th floor, LANs-
BURGH q BROS. 18th, Sth and 9 SITS. Nv
CoM1rToMETEH orEaAroas, expert
sncsd: 5-days 40-hour week: lares air
BolsMsPi9s 6ash 4ta iR 81 ne
ofice, End fioor Of the HHcHr HSsisr co. n.nt mii
COSMETIC CLERKS, no experience nee;
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COSMETIC sALEswoMAN. experienced;
s.day wee; Apply % %s~plSyment once, aath
COUNTER GIRLS, white; air.conditioned
esfstsIis: hog5s, g am 70 2:s9 pm. APP
TEL RALEIdH. 18th and Penna. ave. nv.
COUNTER WOMEN, experienced. sood Day,
rood hours GEORQEs RIaTAURANT,
cGIs 1Hs l's 'sEsyicEE q nE an1-App,, At on once.
CUE, 1 block from bradbury Helthts 10
DANCING TEACHEH to teach primary
children tap and ballet: part-time or full
time Job Call RA O100 between & o m
and IL Am. only. Ill