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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

alterations. repairs, painting.
floor scraping. plumbing, heat
lRs n peesS sssa oo Ma t.
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. concrete
eo 81 sESHs EIshsa sIs Storm window
with stainless steel screen: Buy now; start
f AL6 saNbED. retinls fSo cleaning,
H 4ss Il years sR s5Ps co sos Drs
laying, sanding. finishing, cleaning, par
fsss eos4kaeks ae nls asia
KoS 1E gs51In WRs sat
P PAIN ne AM AND DECORATING floors,
your home now and freshen
reasonable prices. estimates without obli-
cations Floors sanded and waxed: Terms
or cash. E. A. MARSEGLIA, vet. ia. 1I12.
PAINTING. PAPERING-Dutch Boy lead.
linseed oil: floors; work guar; refs; white
m ToI Esta a5,d 1925' GILBERT & HAMlL-
siding. SECURITY HOME IMPROVE
ne MENT ,6 G9ii 1sc.' S4os Georgia ave, NV
terms RS essi mat w. 10 IA sT saS
STONES, fiagstone, cinder blocks. Quality
and artistic stonework to suit your taste;
retaining wall, flag walks, cement drive
way and walk. Prepare your garden with u,
for your spring garden. Terms or cash
z. A. MARSEGLIA. vet. ia; 11l2. "a
bassmsnt yassgpseofsd n SSS, cement a Tork.
IN VA. AND WASH. call PATTERSON
CAuLFiELD CORP. for Johns Manville
ssson and T siding Zone sso s Ho 4ig6
LET US ESTIMATE on your carpenter
work, painting, paper hanging. plastering
and remodeling. Porches, recreation rooms
and attics our specially; union mechanics.
ICE y1 1syid w ssSTp pAS SE az se14r onns
carpentry. cement work and odds and ends
done. THOMAS BROS. Ludlow 4l34. 26.
ATTENTION. GENERAL contractors. II
you went to subcontract you paper hang
Ing call SAM LERNER RA. 1920. 81
ATTENTION. Virginia re1idents - Attics
finished recreation roor.s added, porches
Enclosed; rocfrg, sidinE, other re.nodsling;
CO., Gil. OIL.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES f. your camera. darkroom
or movie outfit: Target selection of cam
eras, projectors. enlsrgers, electric expo
papers. chemicals. photo books and 500
ES a i c " by ss fna s ssds NV HE opp
ossas.lesse r. sobsss rrontsni
sw s4sS psea lSosass
q few new Italian accordions. including
the Dallape, Gall National 1928. JoR.
PAH PIAN0 CO. 19l5 5th St
bass. streamlined. black and chrome; go
h ing oy,E p,aS II $500 after pm s1 4,
italy, goprani Petite. $3.50 cash. Phone
Rc-aRBDioN. 4s-bass, good condition. Ii
ADDING MACHINES and typewriters
Est. i yrs YRS INQUIRE OFFICE MACHINE
an AZ coMr ss ma sanl EE sp asSs guns
a gs Bodies asa as su goS
p psf .o Sq se SS own et unit Make t9 as
as au ANY, s9 esEpa e ss M
AN5 6S goa AND Ish FHSp Se
eoT as a e a sds orsy Sass an
eiits; All prices reduced. 3O3a NJ st. NV.
ANTIQUE-Purple Stag glass collection;
hen. boot and spur, holders, plates bowls,
cake stands. compotes, vases. Win sell as
q whole, 5000. McDERMoTT. $40 e.
l ANTfou T. MAHOGANY CHEST, Globe
Wernicks bookcases otnsr household tsms
ANTIQUE paisley shawls t2). rare. perfect
black center. red center. .SH. 1906,
ANTIQUE Queen Anne walnut table: very
old pine chest. CH 1900, Ext. 800. -o3
ANTIQ single French bed
upholstered ends, box springs, mattress,
suitable as dayhed, $50; rare tavern chair,
S25. and other items. ia. 154T-W -24
ANTIQNES--Eariy American 4-pisce bed
room set tcnegry end CURL naaple}:. tea
set set conc ne WIZ ,aIo the Wind lamp; bris-a-
ANTIQUE mahogany chest. Globe-wer-
Leaving town Call WI. 1898. -23
ANTIQuES--Lamps, pic. frames. oil paint
ings,- Oriental rug, 49x3.6: Dresden, blu,
wildhower; pr. Lyon eeleries, Westward-HS
platter. demitasse; reas. GIL. $780,
ANTIQUE frames. desks. silver tea sets
cut glass, clocks. music box. bric-a-brac
pattern glass, old china. silver. OIL lamps
4 4 ss1 81 NV NJ SHOP rREvrEw SALE
Victorian medallion love seat; Sheraton
walnut drop-leaf table; 18th century pint
dreds Of other exquisite items. Open IL
hooM e aogs m dsiy s so SnSSfs HEIR
Alexandria, virsinia Con vaylto Mt. Yer,
aSa1. 20
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.HELP. WoMEN icont. !

TYPIsT, general ONCE worker, exper-
T9Pisr- GEN o0 offreE WORKER. ssday
z zss 2s2MsS Siaes Co. sss xssss
TYrIsr and clerk for home ono. Of ! To-
week, vacations, sick leave, free insurance,
pension plan: excellent opportunity for
een snd Sr IN HD Ter SoTs this Is
q permanent job and only local residents
SpS e Peas sFRg written
TYPIsTs. 1885 yrs.-1mmediate OPEN
nent Positions With peasant oon
ditions and excellent chance for advance
R EsN Nx fny Efsf s APgzN CIV rs
T TY4PfSrIS sIfE for local ONCE of ma
tionel loan organization: interesting work
p pas ascsson FINANCE NANCE g. g.
S412 Rhode Island ave. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
TyPIsT. 11ERK, aged Is to s5. accurate
helatuL- S-.say, 40-hoVr wk.. permanent DO,
A asso oSrk Ne ' 1885, az AEs g.
WAITRESS for Upper Conn. ave. cocktail
Hp ns d must hsSs F yrs ham
EN-. 0941. -22
skoM HEf phRBY sz8s Bass A e6nn AFTER ays g
eaod pss snd tps spfe s
1 dalls. rm'' 1902 N Capitol St No ga:ne
TAfTREss. white. experienced; no 4 Sun
club no. ~ sundays sleep IN prstsrsbis
gpaltnsatiens to Boy 4se-x. Star. --5$
the DINNER BELL. 1915 Wise. ave. Be-
S WoaEN W. WANTED with telephones to S Work
WOMEN for advertisins Ing Work: A no expert
%iaPs eSsrE isaRsss's 5rwz AHggsE g. As
woMENMstartins rates up to s29 pc,
r week =, at the telephone company for ap.
durns tss ef ss year, T'n exsel eas
pay, pleasant working Conditions. 'H steady Mui
oes 'Gaay 18th Il one st. of n%
m rr5 TaE eaEEsAfE pea f'SaAf FoTo%Ae
WOMEN, 1896, needed for radio assem-
bly, work; 40,hogr wk, hours SIS e 5
WRAPPER AND INSPECTOR - Splendid
opportunity for advancement in one of the
Good salary, liberal discount on pur-
chases. Apply office, THE YOUNG MEMS
5dOF,-l 1919 r ST. NV. -26
fer one With Fnow Wedge 81 oi boo aa
good salary will be paid to person willing
to work hard. Apply ROSS JEWELRY Co,
itSG & LADY by white. age 1926. f6r de-
sirable employment in one Of Wash. s finest
but must Be last. steady e worker IKE ?1 salary d
TO further fnf msatS u see
Mr.. MeGARRAGHY at 511 14th st. NV,
YoUNGS LADY, to take dictation; local
insurance company. This is a permanent
sick leave and noncontributor retirement.
Apply MR.. KITCHEN. ZIG 18th st. NV,
YOUNG LADY to teach BALLROOM dancing:
com. to start VICTOR DANCE STUDIO,
YOUNG LADY for phonograph record dept;
APpig ps1son s'G GL EUR cENfER
70 9ou tSsh L ss ca,, 1925 neat ambi-
lady manager nationally known concern;
experience unnecessary; Transportation fur
nished: MRS. COCHRAN, Hotel Plaza
You're w6% shi De one with full knowledge
Of office routine and having typing expert
ence; there is an. excellent future in the
position r., for one having the ability to do
Mr.. MARsDEN, .635 p st. NV. "a
YOUNG WOMAN, neat appearance. pleas
ant, for dictaphone operator and diyersi-
e. fss z FsSins GAHnP la
wANTTD-Youns ladies. age 1925. to
e s o eo1 %srf Stn large ssss
experience preferred; good salary while
training. Apply photo dept. s. S. KRESGE
CO.. 434 18th st. NV. or 1101 G st; NV.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont

PLASTERING DONE by white mechanics;
70 ts lob , Tee small mall also new work. ca any
PLAsTERfNG@New or old repair work
done: immed. service; work guar; estimates
free; white mechanics. 'DU. $3.50, -25
mechanic; ceilings patched or removed;
walls walls and partitions removed. TR. 1860
rlGhiSING and heating. repairing and re-
HT Sna l. a SsSe ES In small water
G ssos as oeosNo Ss'h cS
PLUMBING AND HEATING, repairing ano
S s9ns s, prizes; immediats service. PAT
IA fdS4 AND hsh REEtT III Ssz appliances
aye e 70 overhead. fiefaD and nd d SafTs
RADIO REPAIRS. all work done in NO your
own home By qualified engineers; p C..
MAJ Rs6I Xs a LEE, Rhpne RI o,sa, S5' .,
hours; pickup and delivery service. we
re. 2SIl or bring radio to 917 = st. NV
RADIO TROUBLE. We specialize in re-
pairing any model Philco, Emerson, Zenith,
RCA, Stromberg- Motorola, Crosley
days; free pickup and delivery; free esti-
mate: honest price: 24-hour service; only
expert radiomen work on your set at the
RAbio TkouBLk! Free estimate. Work
Rsn, m sgoh Homes, prices MID
RADIO REPAIRS; veteran: reasonable: day
sna nagnf eai al Esd Sundays PRECISION
makes; piek up end delivery. Cali FIR r.
a5a9 EAGhE RAD!o REpAiRs . 20.
hnftgPhnld commercial
WORK pEPEasDo REERiaERATIoN C.,
y " tI 1872; pSpont S5s! -, -.
expert guaranteed Service. MT. PHEASANT
A kPPRIsEREafGioos AZ siKy SSa commit and
sssaffss iae5 sftyl's an se!s ssi5
ss6pS sSe G s Iii az No ssSs
ss,imates; immsdlate service. WILLIAM
R RlN III TfNS sfss painting. roo, paint
cal MI: sHiRLEY. 81. ass. ~
ROOFING AND SIDING. Johns-Manyille
FILA. free estimates. GATES CONTRACT
ING CO. 81 200, -
Il reconditioned Guaranteed ~pls Year frss
sss EWINs faa adHHf RaRR fFa INSPECT.
s ell fpd a ea M any make SO cents quick
veteran: % years experience ARMANi
BROS. ia. 1900. or RA $685.
TYPEWRITERS cleaned. oiled and adjusted
All work guaranteed RE. 1I77 UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO. S13 l4th NV
UPHOLSTERTNG-Your furniture sturdily
rebuilt with select fabrics at reasonable
collage uPHoLsTERING CO. MA. 6l7o
s VRSiEiTi3N BLINDS CLEANED, csc np to
#. wide and f.. long. Have your blinds
w fisaafs Fl sHsbE H
R N G1 a @Ach ling gre rspa PEI AZ makes
a. ys1ked z co
W " nHs NJ MA III Ssoo REpAmrNGMsAll
makes; guaranteed work. RELIANCE. I343
@ va 81 wa vA AR asI6 valances de-
signed and built to conform to your
screens; etc, designed especially for you.
CAL cYTELL; Exhibits and Crafts, Pc.
Used cAMERAs beushs and sold. FULIEz
s S.. ds,AdB l5sS INC. SIS 10th st. NV
A sTi1HHar On GENERAL CONTRACTORS
If you want to subcontract your paper
hanging, call SAMUEL LERNER, RIA. 1920,
DO THAT CARPENTER JOB NoW-Re-
modelling. repairs, cabinetwork. Sligo
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK; some ,g.h.y.; must be experienced;
adult family as live in 4g R5sferFsS salary sl99
COOK, colored. and downstairs worker;
sSSesAlsnt salsTy. Phone We. $Iz4 e
%sRP city OSsfsFenee Xxx 5s4s n or 81
CooK-G.H.w, live in, Conn, ave. apart
P RSPt SSS Sfek w6 t0n Si q children 9hsr
IN MI local ref: 5k-dsy Wk.; Ss5. OR 1857.
COOK wanted. experienced; good salary;
live in preferred' but not Necessary; con-
oser help IN &c IN
family; Give telephone number if possible.
eooK-G. NV, experienced and must have
refersnces; in a, fsnmily; no SUNDAYS; live
COUPLE. for g.h.w: and cooking, live IN;
E EIpER I LADY S or mother with little girl
pvt. nm. and board in exchange for house
s SShsfi r. hifo S5sE and sisin
lily of three adults: 10 am. to 9 pm.
Sts sSS 5n ssfF as so'f hsss
e GESERAi a a9S WORK light cooking. no
sqndy s sund o. sen Gsors ss
stay 3 nights; other help; local refs; sSs25,
IL Y q 81 IN asn s ct, Psg ss
s r. Sp asE SsS or all Gay
Ret a P Realth card Ia IA; essi. . @Ss
Soayn .n S Ia family ss5 ee sittl Is 'oSs ss
f H sss A s1 to o9 e. w ses sos sSu alter ys M
AMY AMY s sa, eo Ssss ST sss 'TR Rs id
GeS.Ha.w.-LIGHr COOKING. settled. live in;
$22 and good home cheerful bedrm.; as
sist with ehi nd1s 5A-day week; refer ss
house. .yirsinia, near diebe I'd. and Lee
aEz Key aSus wee isaa 'ofe ans
S SdT5 sdaE fSs xhte 5s Settled for elderly
lady; live in, small apt; good wages. NO.
IS spa Es & zsss s9d e Msa
Couple caT WITH sfGa schooboys = would apprsei-
ate your services. Good wages. WI 96S57.
HoUSEKEEPER, general housework; Bendix
Of chiIdren eood home e0o and s for
reliable woman. Salary. s25 week. Gall
LADY, white, to care for two boys, ages
i in s. salary open. CAN PE. o7ss after after
MAID. coiored. g.h.w.. over rs. live in. pvt
rm and bath. good home; $50 wk. to
start; l child. Call RIA. 1867 before 2 or
after g., Refs required, ST., "a
Iao4s5 plain rOs S4s live in; ref
MAID, eh.w. and cooking. Apply S545
MAID, colored; live in, upstairs rm.; 4 in
family, other help; country in summer;
only responsible, experienced person with
local refs. need apply; salary, 500. NO.
MAiD-G.H.w., must be fond of children,
live in; other help employed. EN-. 2231.
MIDDLE-AGED white woman to care for
family with children while mother in hos
pital; approximately weeks during De-
MoTRE Rs H Gi III S5ts o0Ored goat
WOMAN, colored, to be personal maid to
elderly lady and assist housework; morn:
ings only; or 8 days a week, for several
RESPoSsIBLE WOMAN, white whit '1 fond ot
children, light upstairs homework morn
ingS, care of children before and after
school hours; other help kept. Chevy
Chase. Md. near busline; refs. Telephone
DO VOC WANT permanent domestic po-
sition and live In Bethesda md - homer
Excellent Lying conditions and time OIL.
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BOOKKEEPER (full charge), thoroughly
experienced; general ledger balances. con-
trolls payrolls, taxes; knowledge typing.
BGsNEEssswoMAN. refined. young, desires
place TO earn room and board; near Mt.
P Isaz tts car. Please write details; Box
SoMfANToN, llgh. duties for coup ae, or
Y laay alone r mi 6 he aged drive car
bR sEssa sfS p Design. remod aitere.
tens tens, eye ea gowns specially; .reas. MISS
GIRL, colored, with license, desires lob as
e e o operator; dsywork. no SUNDAYS.
GIRL. colored. desires Job as mothers
a 81 maid Job for private family. Call M.
GIRLS, 2 colored, desire clerical Jobs;
some knowledge OF typing. Call FIR. $500.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. Feb. 1s47. gradu-
ate; desires afternoon employment with
some sSa tspins experience. CO. asoi. Eat.
LADY wants work, evenings and " week
enas stststis sdsa eisrica
MAID OR NURSE, personal, to elderly iady;
night preferred. Call AID. 4942. t. 2
MEDICAL ASSISTANT, ten years "
available Immediately. TURNER, CO eS' 1853.
OFFICE WORK or receptionist wanted by
young woman, 20, prefer radio station,
neat and quiet, best character reference;
P Pais c SSday w gsas am to pm. Cali
PASTRY COOK. experienced and reliable;
prefer work in school or small business
SECRETARY, TO w.p.m. dictation. 70
typing; not, adverse to working under
pressure and overtime; 10. years expert
ence Government and private industry,
incl. trade assn. and advt. Box 31-z, Star
Observation-Disclosures desires po-
sition. Silver Spring area. full or part
sEcREfARGY' YES siTENoGRApHER, expert
snced; assume responsibility, compose
take dictation. Ediphone
operator; temporary until Xmas week;
possible permanancy thereafter. SH. 1923.
TYPING. expert, accurate, all kinds; any
other work; at home; pick Up and deliver.
TT XII a AZ nc. assogM-Envelopes $3.50 per
w w.sf Cali yf IT, ss sssSyw0rk' i've days.
WOMAN. young. 81, exec asst. retail
exper CAPABLE assuming complete charge
business or offlce, meeting public. supervis-
ing personnel. Present salary. $4,000: Boz
WOMAN. colored, experienced. wants job
as janitress in apt. house; desires quarters,
small salary. BOX 114-Z.. Star.
WANTED. envelopes. to address at home.
WE af AZ YoG GR sE Nv asoa Call sH
Expert steno. typ, bookkeeping, clerical
services done at home day or evening. 24A
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

WASH AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU-share-
expense plan, convenience Of passenger and
dams daily, Miami, Calf, and all points
West; refs. exch: % Mass, RE. $3.50. .24s
DRIVING TO MIAMI in about 10 days
Free trip for someone to help drive. Box
DRIVING DAYToNA BEACH next week.
take three, reference. TIE. 1925, call to
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
DAY WORKER, Csc mr., carfare. Ii f940.
24s
GIRL, colored. desires cleaning apt, 8 to
l pm; SIS and carfare Elk 219S
GIRL, colored, desires days work; SIS and
carfare. NO. 1878,
GIRL, coiored, wishes evening work. Dr.
GIRL, colored. desires part-time or general
housework no. S5oS.
GIRL, colored, wishes part-time work
cleaning apt. MI. 1852. II noon or after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

SToCKMEN, messengers. porters, gas sta
ton workers. colored and white Apply at
once. GENERAL PLACEMENT SERVICE,
1907 H st. NV. Room 800
WOMEN CASHIERS, clericals. saleswomen,
mattresses. white. Apply at once. Many
fine positions. GENERAL PLACEMENT
SERVICE, 1907 II st. NV. Room 800.
SECRETARY, S65 wk. (female).
News commentator, efficient worker, as
soc. secretary, college education, 1925 mo
Legal secretary, exper., So, 400.
Secretary, Capitol Hill, So 900.
Construction secretary, $4,000 VI.
Need 100 new applicants daily for new
emp. agercy in D. C. Thousands placed
See Miss White or Miss Lee at BOYD'S
1888 F, Ma 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

HAIR sTYLIsT for a sub. shop; salary an,
commission; full or part time. HEADS
Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 1916. --27
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GKOCEKY, coIo0ed neigh, IN NV; $500
wk. guar. Price, $1,000. lock. stock and
barrel.
Grocery; S1,40O wk: liv quarters; low
rent. $4,000 compl. with stock and truck.
Grocery: S',GU0 wk. guar: good lease.
Price, $4,000, plus inventory. Terms.
Grocery; excel. in-town store; volume,
800 wk.; exceptional equip. ALBERT
H. COHEN. Realtor, CHI. 1861: eve. and
sur, GIs. $500 -25
COZ ORE0 - RESTAURANT; seatinS ca
1aclt.'. 90: doiag ove- $1,000 monthly
business: lease; rent. S1s5: modern equip
mcGt and fixtures N tst-ciars condition
Sc, zoo STERLING BUSINESS BROKERS,
9a6 10th st. NV. Businesses Exclusively.
DI. kA10- $685.
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Continued on Nsas Psss3
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the name Atlas and the number sci on oui
door,, For the best values be sure you are
Aa opsn sna aHa sansSsss un aat
A Aslass is fas ff4R1f FEEea h0ps
B BH n $ aSD B RE sS 81 suiTEs: NEW
7Pine simmcns beds. 50 oS; bed springs
box springs, 81 .95; .ali-metal folding col
end mattress, Sl425; innsr-spring mat.
brand-new 4 to 8 piece bedroom suites in
beautiful Gold maple, walnut and mahog-
any. at Atlas deep-cut prices from S34
deposit IL months to pay. Don't be misled
for the best values be doubly sure you are
IN Aas open EYES aad unit
furniture values. ATLAS FURNTTURE. 92i
srD 81 Nv Li n! R aMa. b III HE RI RADfo a
full of furniture. at sensational low prices
factories, enabling Atlas to give You in.
furniture az rock bottom. deep-cut prices
Atlas offers the most convenient terms; 81
oriai1 1n home Il ssluss H
FURNITURE, 921 @ st. NV. DI. 1887, DI
BSIEsp S Ia AND xNS BEDROOM SUITES, NEW
Atlas Furniture is. the only Simmons
factory authorized dealer on the block. Al
Atlas you buy genuine Simmons products
guaranteed by Simmons and Atlas Furni
ture. simmons and Atlas offer the bes
buys in bedding. Brand-new Simmons
BEDS. .S9.65, Large selection OF brand
sofa beds and Simmons mattresses. S;
deposit, ~ months to pay Atlas, tn
original hcme Of great values. You ca,
always be. sure to get the best for tn
least at Atlas. Atlas has only one en-
trance directly underneath the large neoI
sign. Look for the 921 on our door, DON
be misled, be sure you ere in Atlas. opeI
Mendays anu and Sas Th1rsss va' NIB Ipr,
ATLAS FURNITURE. s2I G st. NV. Di
3737, DI. 373S, DI $3.50.
BEDROOMS-Double bed. chest dresse
and. mirror. blond oak. $50. so; solic
maple double bed. chest dresser and mir
ror, .$9S.50; dresser base, $12.50; Ice. ches
Of drawers, .S14.50; single or double beds
$14.60; single or double felt sterilized mat
TuRE EXCHANGE, g07 7fh st. NV, Tx
6742. One Of Washington's largest AMI
most complete used furniture stores.
BEDROOM SUITE, double bed, chest, van
ity and chair, chtfforobe, mattress, springs
beautiful walnut dnish. goc5 constructor
and design. dlebs 6405. y 2As
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-19
CIVIL SERVICE LABORERS.
MUNITIONS HANDLERS AND
CAR WASHERS WANTED!

An opportunity to file applica-
tons for a Civil Service Career
appointment in the Federal SER
vice was announced today by the
Secretary. Central War Dept.
Board Of u. S. Civil Service Ex-
miners, S04 Federal Building. ON
aha 2. Nebraska. Appointments
will be made to the positions Of
Laborer. Munitions Handler. Scrap
Handler. and Car Washer, $O.76 tc
$1.01 per hour. for duty in War
Department installations in the
Omaha. Nebraska area.
Applicants must be citizens OF
or owe allegiance to the United
States. The age limits are is u
81 except for veterans and per
sons in the Federal service who
are war service indefinite employ
ees.
Applications may be secured
from George J. Storms. Secretary
Board Of u. S. Civil Service Elk
aminers. 4O4 Post Office Bldg.
Omaha 2. Nebraska, or at any
first or second class post office in
the states Of Iowa and Nebraska
from the Secretary, Central War
Department Board of u. S. Civil
Service Examiners, S04 Fedora.
Bldg, Omaha. Nebraska, or from
the Director, 9Th u. S. Civil Ser.
vice Region Postoffice and Custom
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-19

remember that over 100000 white
Georgia people voted to give the
Negro the vote. That is a mighty
lot of people. We should not for
get that in an election at a Geor-
gia factory, where the issue was
whether to make the union which
refused to allow Negroes to join.
or the union which made a point
Of urging Negroes to become mem
bers the BARGAINING agency for
the workers, the union which wan
ted Negroes to be members won
by three thousand votes. and had
a majority of the white votes. They
would have won if only white
workers had voted. And this hap
films never sUrer Of anything
than / am that if given a fair
chance that is, given time and a
continuation Of Our present way Of
life, the Southern people will en-
f%Fanshise the Negro, they will do
away with the silly jim-crow bar
riCrs that today affront all decent
people. white or colored. They viii
finally give substance and mean
ing to the Negroes right and ma
tural aspiration: to be included in
our democracy.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-19

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Thirty-
seven governors were asked to
support NAACP-sponsored anti
discrimination standards in State
Employment Services today.
The request was made by Clar-
ence Mitchell, labor secretary of
the Association, because of what
he described as a dismal failure
of the u. S. Department Of Labor
to require adequate standards a.
gainst discrimination.
After November Is, Mitchell
said, the Department of Labor will
begin giving out $42, 900, 900 to the
states for operating employment
services but apparently is afraid
to give definite instructions to
keep discrimination at a minimum
in the local offices.
The standards proposed by the
NAACP would eliminate segrega-
ted offices, forbid acceptance Of
discriminatory orders. make it
mandatory that all r~eferrals be on
the basis of qualifications rather
than race and require that all hi
ring for the agency's own staff
be on a non-discriminatory basis.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-19
L. p. Waiter Praised for
Bravery, and Quick Thinking

A Heroic dining car waiter. Ira
cy T. Ray, of s08 East Imperial
Blvd, Los Angeles. today was com
mended for herolsm in aiding wo-
men passengers in the Union Pa
cific derailment, Sept. 26, near Vic
torville, Calf.
When the derailment occurred,
Ray was calling breakfast in one
of the coaches. Swaying wildly, the
coach lurched across the ties. until
it came to a stop in an upright po-
sltion with both vestibule doors
jammed shut.
The women passengers, believ-
ing themselves trapped and some
suffering from minor injuries be-
came excited.
Keep calm, Ray told them.
You are in no more danger. I'll