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DANCE.
sh-American dance. auspices United
Ss3s Georgia avenue NV. $50 O'clock
ceas ssssr: w:h fs ssa s2s asRs'es ssse
NV $50 0el0fH 6RtMA: ssMnA,sht' e.
Money Goes" at. the Catholic University
Theater. last performance $50 o'clock to-
night.
We day anniversary exhibit. including
9ecla[ation OF war against Germany, Gen.
s,nd World War II surrender. documents.
National Archives, s:45 am. to 5:15 pm
Art works Of Jessalee B. sickman Fine
branch, Eighth and K streets NV. am.
Photoeraphs s By sAV wood eei0i Whitesel. Whit New
Orleans, in section of Photography, Arts
stitution, o am. to 4:3O pm. today and
= Lois. Lois M. Jones paintings. Barnett Alden
Display of fresh-water fish from Federal
Of Commerce auditorium, am. to 4:30
The Netherlands in the Changing
department Of Commerce lobby. today
caIIIr,pI oii paintings By gernice Cross, WHITE
NV. $50 am. to pm. today and to-
- Modern art of the Americas, Howard
University University Gallery of Art, today and to-
Photographs Of Allied armies, work in
preserving and salvaging art work in Eu
TN The Life of Christ as depicted in Rem M
brandt brandt echings, through, june at the Ma
aoas rsosd and sxbb Nv
METROPOLITAN Society Model Eop
in show windows of Canadian Pacific Rail,
way Grisfns iof1ee to-day today and tomorrqW
Galleries; New York, through June .: ;:
by @Seh through PsasFS June a2a
40 pm. TUESDAYS through Saturdays
OI paintings OF contemporary American
artlSts, water colors and tempera by Rob-
fbe Gatss and Students art work
pm. today and tomorrow
Publications and drawings of life in the
fourth annual joseph " and Sut e r 'aie Pennell ii
national exhibition of prints, through July
at the Library of Congress, am. to 10
days and ii:so am 70 10 o pm. D. pi Sundays. dsss.
Second annual Washington Cathedral
eleasiasteal sculpture, by Gaetano Cecere
$50 o'clock tonight; Paul Galloway organ
IeCltal. o.oO o CLOCK tonight: exhibits
open, 10 am. tomorrow; book review and
autographs by Helen Morgan, author of
The Mistress of the White House" .
pm, tomorrow. and talk on mural paint
ing by Jan DeRosen. } pm tomorrow.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Birthday party USO Club sol Pennsyl-
Vanla avenue N W, $50 o'clock tonieht
Dance with Fort Myer band NCC-USO
night.
Dunking night coffee and doughnuts.
USO Club, 1911 H street NV, 9 O'Clock
tonight
Art canteens 7:3o O'Clock. group sing.
o'clock. and bowling, 9 o'clock tonight,
YMCA-USO. 1875 G street NV.
Dance with juke box, Masonic Service
O'Clock tonight
Discussion group, Washington Labor
GGanteen.. G or CIo; 1912 Eighteenth street
FOR OFFICERS.
Dance, Ofhcers Service Club of the
United Nations, 1914 Twenty first street
NV, O'Clock tonight
Dance, Gadsby's Tavern. corner of
Cameron and Royal streets, Alexandria, 8
Service personnel may obtain more IN
formation by calling the United Nations
Center; National 5000, or USOs at any of
the following numbers: Executive O42S.
National 0614, National 3431 or Republic
1527; Colored personnel may call USO,
Evening star., 1946-05-30
Births Reported

Henry and Elizabeth Beukema. boy.
JJoseph and Mary Brewer, boy.
Harold and Irene BrockWell, girl.
Louis ard Esther CoStrell, boy
James and Ruby Dover, jr. boy
Stephen and Pauline Durinsky, girl.
James and Helene Dyess, boy.
George and Margaret Eckhardt. bav
Edwin and Mildred Feiler, girl. w.
Donald and Lowine Corr, boy.
James and Nancy Hamilton, girl.
Myiiiiam YIN and 1s5. Marjorie Hooker, boy.
Jack and Kathryne Koontz, boy.
Morris and Helen Kottler, girl
Olen and Elizabeth Leonard, girl
Ircas and Bernlce Loving. jr., girl.
Gordon and Hazel Miller, boy.
Alvin and Gertrude Morgenstein, girl
BENJAMIN and Valerie. Mc1yer, girl.
Peter and Opal Nuyianes. girl.
Francis and Lois o'Brien, boy.
Marvin and Tillie Parr, girl
Lawrence and Selma Putnam: girl.
Earl and Emma Smith, girl.
Burke and June Snow, girl.
Milford and Geneva Stevens. girl.
Frederick and Violet Stoer. girl
Robert and Dorothy Stokley, girl.
Richard and Eleanor Swift, boy
Joseph and Berenice Tampioo, girl.
Edmond and Dorothy Taylor, boy
Ererett and Roberta Thomas. jr.. boy
Robert and Grace Abbey. girl.
Eddie and Pearl Boyd, boy.
Roy and Ellnorse Free, boy
Howard and Margaret Henderson, boy
James and Eartha Heron, boy.
Sterling and Mary Hill, boy.
John and Martha Hughes, girl.
James and Janette Jones, boy.
David and Beulah Owens, boy.
Floyd and Hattie Rollins. girl.
Robert and Gladys SpriggS boy.
Lewis and Virginia Summers, boy.
lachrie and Carrie Williams, boy.
James and Marcana Wright, girl
Evening star., 1946-05-30
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So Orig. LIS Gloves, sueded royon fobric, sp-on,
black and white, broken sizes
II Orig. 100 Gloves, royon fabric, novelty styles and
coIors, broken zes---------------- eee
Al Orig. 39e Gloves, cotton, sIip-on, black only,
64 Orig. 29e Gloves, royon fobrc, assorted styles
ond co|ors, broken sizes, irreeuors-
Gloues-Sreet Floor
Evening star., 1946-05-30

Think of your War Bonds in
terms of financial security, freedom
from worry-and hold them. Add
United States Savings Bonds to
them regularly. You'll be surprised
now easy it is to accumulate a real
stake, the Bond way.
Evening star., 1946-05-30
1!l;T11T. !l3 ES73;T

Orig. 4sS p. cretonne Dropes, as is------1.ss
Orig 1898 Bedspreods, quilted chintz, floral pot
tern .-----.--- ------------------
II Orig 1885. .o8 Toored or PrseiIIo Curtains, 277
100 Reg. 69-89e Better Grade Window shodes new,
short ond morrow, seconds ---. ---. 45e
ORG SO Hossoeks, odds ond ends, os is, 498
Orig. 3.98 Kozy Knock Hossoeks, ,os is 100
II Orig. $50 Bottles Upholstery Cleaner Tie
IS Yds. Orig. 89e Dropery Materials 4Se yd
Draperies-Third Floor
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Orig. 3.6s-3.as oil AT Pictures, 27x23, white and
gold fromes, osstd subjects, as ~
Orig. 1898 PIote Gloss Mirror, gold frame, slight
Orig. 1898 crystoI TabIe Lomps, 26" toll, with
silk and royon shade 1444
Orig. 4e8 Tilt Top Cord TobIe, top domoged-2s
Z Orig 1898 Torehiers, bronze finished, gloss re-
Hector globes, 3-woy lighting, floor samples l444
Lawps-Fnurth
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-30

We recently had a story about 8 fire at Amanda's laundry, and after we told about the f.e start ing, one sentence sald:
 George Bamber, employe of the base, who had just been talk ing to her, grabbed the woman and showed her to the door and threw the laundry into the tub to extinguish the flames ?
 The story was picked up by another paper that we have just received and we were startled to see that:
 George Bamber, employe of the base, who had just been talk ing to her, grabbed the woman and showed her to the door and
 (contlnued on page 9
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-30
Kodiak Diary
(oendnued from page 3

I0VHWhueu rom page lJ one of the samples since the first paragraph
 We won't give an inch on the western eastern apple, but after the generous sample the least we can do is admit that those apples were good. Too
 And at $17.94 for the 2 bush els the core was good also.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-30

The following wire was re- ceived here this week: To: Merrill Coon Kodiak, Alaska
 "A bonus of one weeks pay to practically all employees of Standard of California and it's wholly-oWned subsidiaries was announced this afternoon by R. G. Follis. president of the oil company.
 "The bonus will be distributed Dec. 2 and will be payable to all employees having at least one months service, except certain seagoing personnel and officers of the company.
 Merrill Coon, local Standard Oil agent, and Mrs. Coon, are ! now on vacation in the States and don't know about it yet
 If the Coons follow the pat tern, all who have gone on vaca- tions will agree that it's proba- y a good thing they don't.
Evening star., 1946-06-10
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHA.MBERmAID, 30 to i5 yrs. old, for
lhorouehl% honest and wants permanent
place TO work. 1867 Kalorama rd n W.
CHAMBERMAID. white. live in, permanent
position: go North with family for summer
"g@a or ewes. and Sunday, WO ga. 10
CHILD,s CARE, lSmonth-old glrI, and
9 ". for enpioyed parents; live in, small
salary, Call RA G4!6 after +; pm. 10 :
COOK, experienced: small family must
styanna: be wlin: to go to nearby Tmmey home
COOK. G.H.W,, white. no laundry, other
heP hfa empI1yGd iye n local references,
days; good salary ana carfare. OR. n6S6.
COOK AND GENERAL HousEKEEPER-
S25 week. 5I2-day week. part of every
other Sunday off live IN maids room and
bath on flrst, floor, light laundry. BeptiX
washer: adults, children. WI u.s.
COOK -HoUsEkEEPER for country house
in St, MarySs County. Nd. Kitchen maid
good salary Either permanent or for
summer months Call IN person at 323S
&. and DO Monfag mSGnns xpc
enced only; local reference: S!5 weekly;
Leaving for Atlantic City for sumner. co
COUPLE, man and wife, to 60 away for
summer good salary, and living -cond
Apply MRS. HANCE, New Colonial Hotel
COUPLE, colored, live in; must have exp.
ref houseman and maid DE. 1895. 10
GESEfAL diys to @ siS ts nc Co c09kGs S be-
tHEs GEN. HotsEwoRK. i 5 . in family; Chatham,
Mass Jay te fox oc.0beF fare paid
e. AND CooSNGW Si GWG0dfy @ds be fond of
SCI week f1e Phone ss5 sH 9saG eheteN'eS Vf n
GIRL, colored, settled, for ghw. care of
for hS fRSSaf the q:' SIS 9 vE"se vE
Girl OR WOMAN. colored, for general
ass sss' Ne no gssN TR ssS ssa meals 'l9 MsrylfH0
MoUsEkrEPER; u Es11 settled girl li xho wishes
Salary: liberal lime of UN ;s$33%; Is
HoUSEWoRKER. dependsble; small fami,:
ly; own room and bath; 500 mo, to start:
York City. Cal Wo ! $50 TO y . pm. pm
LADY, colored settled, to wlork; in colored
MaID is ap eootad eaIe G G me cf Lovely S
tourist home Win or without cooking
for owners. DE, 2660.
fond Of Children; rel; $50 vk, and cartsre.
MAID Live in. Comfortable modern
home; NoFthwest ff seetlen E,9 Exc Excellent work
MAID 10 60 TO Wildwood N j, for SUM-
mer Call ia. 633s after 3 pm. Ill
MAID to live in; INV: 2 adults: private
room with bathroom and shower; $50 a
week to start. IA. 1871 -l2
SCHOOLGIRL, white or colored, to be
mothers helper during vacation ~ caring
for a small child 5day week. Gil, 743a.
WOMAN. white. clean habits no smoking
or drinking, for reasonably light house
keeping duties and care of 5-yr -old sirl:
live out: hours, TO $50; sl5 per week.
DI. 1900, Br. 133. To-
Evening star., 1946-06-10
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT AND CONCRETE construction
q silysTsy9 eTg sppGesalsy l. HARPER
RRoAsD'ss5 PAviNo 'Nf co'NfrRsc'T1oR. dE. SSia
porskrs and walks Chimney. hTrpIaces.
?, MARcuCcIo, Route 4, Aorner's lane,
IA eh1es Rosfs snd ma
saa ssssS ysa tsPRa pAvNG q e.
Floors sASDTD, Tennjshed polished
made IKE, new, prompt service. Cal
fIooR FItSp s,A,NpING. REfINrsHNG. Clean,
csll =, any tlms. pUkEs FLOOR sEsV.
FiLhooEK sfRvi,cr, aaai, nothing pu. tn. Best; Be-
laying, ssnding, finishing, cleaning. par
INo ~ !. coNTRAGToGFRs. 6. e sTGF NC isia wisson-
and esis1.or sfRlSG PRoVR RsEe[
MoMT MoME GfrARiFSc G2 HFS ss5 .sd remodsnr r.. FAY
LoR < Williams nv Ex, b4o.: tvss..
G6rsf 81 sI4 AlfFEF.TioSNss FIJI repairs and re-
sp 9S;l sSsRines, siiso 2Si5, sHockEY
beams. guards, burslary protection gates.
FENCES; garages; easy terms: free estimates.
DUPONT IRON WORKS. Ma a166. y 4
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING co. GIL
o. Call us for roofing. siding, painting,
guttering and other lemodelins, Terms.
Soliciting virginia work exclusively. Il
PAINTING, nECoRATISG,%speri floor
refnishine. roof repairs, waterprooting
work guar: white mechanics. references;
cstsb. 80. GILBERT d. HAMILTON,
AID. 5l"4.
REMODEL, moaernIze your home now;
terms; tree estimate. NATIONAL INSTAl-
IAIIoS &c. $500 Wis ave WI 1900
ROOF REPAIRS, renewed painted cutters,
spouts: free estimate; 80 yrs reliable
service, GICHNER, Ma. 1870
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while I have ma
terisls: repaNng and remodelins in the
fall Phone ST, 3a42 eyes except Friday
and Saturday. w d. TAYLOR, Contractor
WATERPR0OFING, all kinds: nave your
basement waterprooied now cement work.
H9NHa IL VI. AND WAsH. cali air 'pArrERsssoN-
cAuLFIELp CORP for Johns : Magville
roofing and siding, also storm windows.
3340 NJ ST NV. zone I HO AGO
PAINTING. house roofs: let us give you
free estimates. Phone Dupont 3lBa. sd-
dress SOL 18th Ia
Evening star., 1946-06-10
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
part fme balanced, tax returns: city ref
ACCOUNTANT, expert: weekly. monthly
ssTsiees al records tnsnSisl statements
BARTENDER. experienced, references, sge
3D., desires permanent position. Call AT.
RoOKKEEPER, tr acct completed Comp
"a veteran. good at hgures. c. z. Ro-
BookkEGp2R BOON. iGr fisoi ACCOUNTANT desires perm
position. II yrs exp, capable taking comp
sISfhAI Dhs' sfDsE' qs5
MomE Heiaas sERH1c ~ Rs'hes fNe W. ca l. hufp asp
Ta ~ saot Y4inrY GlSSsd on Sunday ,.I,..,
or full time Sal. and Sun. TIE. sl..5. l2'
MAN, white, age 4h, unable to do heavy
court, hotel small variety store or, similar
activity in rural community OF Northern
virsinia; have excellent background and
tefeEsnceS: last position was field director
American Red Cross; would consider care
tsker gentleman's estate; salary secondary
to interesting employment. Reply Box
MAN wants lob with future accounting
degree unlimited sales ability ase 70.
MAN, colored experienced. wishes iop as
chamtfeur or truck driver. IL; Sat". ~
MAN, absolutely reliable. Intelligent. coed
Sdbef RnTa' drfs dive "PR PIX a'f5sS Ho ba4 '' ss
MANAGER, hotel. apartment or country
club; thoroughly experienced in operation
and purchasing TIE. O454. N
MANAGER hotel apartment or country
club. experienced in food and liquor pur
chases and control; also hotel uniform
system Of accountLMg. available August iSt
Write M r; YETTER. P. o. Box 1890,
MECHANICAL ENGINEER desires change
Of employment, preferably Hawaii or Pan
anna: Will consider foreign country; EN-
ployed at present time: good references.
Box l9i-I Star Ill
PUBIiC RELATIONS, photographer, news
paper contacts, II wears exp, can run
photo dep Box il4-J Star H.
PURCHASING AGENT young vet. exp
IN commlssary clothing, ONCE furniture,
etc Have done purchasing of S2u.o0u per
mo and more average. Wiling to travel.
Gall CHI. LA after pm. 1O'
RADIO SFRNICEMAN, veteran. prewar ex-
pelience, physics. math student. desires
summer work. GEORGE HOYT, SH. 1923.
VETERAN desires position as chauffeur for
private family or Govt. othcial; excellent
references. HARRY STANLEY. EX. 1887.
VETERAN. age "a. Jewish. with Govt as
clerk-typist, but not satisfied: meehani-
lcally inclined; industrious. Box 45o-k
Star. l0s
YOUNG MAN. speaks Spanish, desire work
4niA l4th ST. NV RA 59lS. l0'
Evening star., 1946-06-10
PERSONAL.

DO YOU WANT TO, SELL, your home?
Your house is already haif-sold when prop
erly listed with cox & CO, DI. 4a54- or
RkrssWSk,NG RR sIs AND AlrrR.r10Sss-
Modern studio in of1ice bldg Centrally
locsted above LoeE's Columbia Theater
suits to order, Also restyling. LEA
ENGEL formerly Of Fifth ave N "
lllO r ST. NV. Room 90 Telephone
Executive :S03.
NURSES AVAILABLE, trained. practical OF
undergraduate. The Inter-Racial Nurses
Registry, never closed AT 2709
SuRSEs WkSTLpGTad underefaanats oa of
ington's oldest registries. Phone CAPI-
ToL NURSE REGISTRY. GE. I771; GE
16G0. 26s
PHONE SHEPHERD 1880. ask for Miss
Wright If you are in need of loan up to
slip Covers, 6RAPERIEs-Co. $500.
Use your fabric; should yoE need help in
character of the room. phone US. this
service, IS free: expert vorkma nship: s.
day delivery. DAIGNEAULT DECORA-
TORS
Evening star., 1946-06-10
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
ATTENTION, BusINESsMEN-1f you

ATTENTION, BUSINESSMEN you need
stenographer typist. bookkeeper or clerk
DRESSMAKING. design remod allera-
ton, eve gowns specially ress MISS
BERT, i30 Irving NV. Apt. 4. AID. OBS
sires lob as infant nursemaid: hrs, p m
to - pm, or II D m. to am. Lu. .3hS5
LADY, middle-aged, Protestant, desires
RIFGIsrrRIpi NURSE. txeelent se en- references.
desires position in doctors ofiee. Box
SECRETaRY. yrs exper. admins and
medical BS degree 1910: recently dis
charged WAVE officer Box 2l6-K. Star.
SECRETARY. competent. extensive bust
ness and technical experience, desires high-
rated position. immediately available. will
consider temporary position. Box ASK,
STENoGRAPHER; 5-day week $50. MA
ToPNoTCH secretary with administrative
and executive ability, backed by diversified
competency Plus, seeking permanent, IN
TYPIST-STENO., experienced, wishes work
TYPIsT -STENo., experienced, wishes Work
TO DO a. home. MI 1911 H.
TWO WOMEN. 6 hours free time daily. de-
size typins al home; called for, delivered
WIDOW with experience desires position
as MANAGER or assistant manager OF apart
ment men building experience snd s5!lity to
companion 10 elderly lady or light house
work for couple: i've in, DI "94a.
Girl suadsv s1nf sfnt5f EsE SIs
iOl' N RE ''Hiii u
Evening star., 1946-06-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS FOR SALE. we are set up
to aid YOU in profitably disposing OF your
business Whatever 1t may be. We have
cash customers ready to buy. Call Mr.
Ceppos, DU 2963 r. A. HUMPHREYS
s0s Gapit9l st, RsaltoE, & IA G130
HAMMOND &; co, 2o02 P st. NV. De
catur 20O2. 10
BEAUTY SALON, & booths; all new equip
ment, located IN shopping center $t,5690
10 YOU want to sell? We have buyers
with cash. List with US. free appraisals;
no. obligation; no charge unless sold. Call
and 81, 1865. YOUNG & PASTOR, 1929
ATTENTIoN. sfsFESi!f5S TAILoR-cleaning and laun-
dry store. NV, location, mostly cleaning
good opportunity for tailor. Box 3l3-K,
Star IL
DELICATESsEN STORE. doing s1,10o bus
mess weekly; good location: 5-year lease;
call MR.. SAMUELS, FIR. S735, Ill
DRESS SHOP in shoppins center in Ar
needed ALBERT H. COHEN. Realtor. CH.
lsal Eye. and Sun, Gil. a4dn., Ia
ss expandsd terms, Albert II. COHEN,
24o0. lis
Evening star., 1946-06-10
REPAIRS ond SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. ealculators cleaned
ole and adjusted. All work guaranteed
RI, ~ UNITED TYPEWRITER co
ApPLIANcEs ~ ~ Refriseration: commercial
and domestic; washing, machines. Bend!x
and all other makes; :4-hour service, Ii
BRICKwORK. ANYTHING ,, in brickwork.
sRoKrS % oiH yGyf WfSpoWs or 4tS 4fp.eed framed mir
ERAL GLASS 4 MIRROR CO. $I2l 18Th
AkrFsrRRs q RRo"f rsBarns Pc ns't and remodens G'
ss,msts csl sks1 E0C f. cAssp9 y TR # ss5a Irss
BRiCK STEPS, VERaNbAs. hreplaces,,
lie block earaaes, reps ring, pointing; con
trss, Mrs e. by ,hs hEsT UN a SaSo FIT,
CLEANING Of upholstered furniture and
by new nd
4 ESyE y" ", hPms SS5 Fs@s's ses call Mr.
N H snss sork
IVA: NAxrss ,%s
SfocRs Il SIX do RfsREPp Pb 's5s Domestic iofsn
spring weight and ees1rie Prempt t, sery; .1
q. Isl q Ex SEQ w.
Shonf M s% of eEs5 GEoaE ena Et0f NsoN e
EIEcTRicALi.. l. from A to z in construction:
old hqgses s, tire alarms specially. RED
homes Wired outlets Installed; suarsnteed
ElEeTRc & RsDfftSs FaNs GkEasfp H and pase
sse = ;"nss iah We D'iS NA 4oe5 Ells
fit fLEcTkic WikfNG III toGa! snu repairs; small
8HE siRs'e'I cs RE B.tuss. sso' .,sr. out
'sss rs nsasF. ''fs.sa * sad hHoAl
"a Rs ssns:s rsss ssasa sdTf ss e.
fe ~ sHSbEb ySEE 1enshad cleaned and
FtooR Ffese sERVeE Sh fsV'ef o456 0s or btFF f.
4 civ VIDE s1S looR ga,
fFLo6RsS sANDED and finished eaper,
SRi *, DG
nnd ns wsHsd or Gay Cd d f4oR 92T. Ras a. s al
FURNACES vacuum cleaned, coal or oil.
on burnsrs ipstalled' repaired and senrv-
lCef. 1jE H50H. -1o
FURNITURE REPAIRED and refnished
antiques restored by expert craftsmen: all
work guaranteed. RoXIE CO., AT. s25a
GENERAL BRICK AND CEMENT work.
fireplaces, porches general house built and
repaired. FIR; 2342, RINALDI a. co. 49,
GENERAL REPAIRS, plastering. carpenter
ing, cemepting, waterpYoofng: work guar !;
white mechanics; prompt service. EX. 5la9
GLASS COFFEE TABLE TOP BROKEN? We
can replace 1t at moderate cost Perhaps
We can change 1t to- a mirror top in lovely
ern mirrors made to order. CHESAPEAKE
PLATE a. WINDOW GLASS CO, g House
Of Mirrors" 18th st At R NV % oe00
change or repair and restyle your furni-
turs evenings. Sat. and sun. co. 3427.
Evening star., 1946-06-10
PERSONAL Cont.

REOPENiNG of wellington Nursery OH
Mount Nc y, Vernon blvd, for the boarding Of
to 3 years; ideal licensed home, inspec
ton invited. Temple 1874, TO-
SLIP COVERS and draperies profession
ArT', saSp iBR' N NV. y.Fii HksrklcTrp bldg
exchange completely furn. and cash for
sTmMrK caMr EsS ""nd and ssmmsr s6nT schools a,
Howell Academy for boys, on Severn River,
Vlgorous program; ali prorrsms Box ,d%s.
PERMANENT. 81; shampoo and ngser
NoSo,R Hsys hec sc0o1 Ne 1Dpcia,msn' MABELLE
nRRdsysd sJRss t"s rf"v5fffs
Rs .3n3 . :t;nr n ssry s, never never closed, :: :
Nm mss nyns homs
,n@'oS WIFI g .srri.ass + rsais Du 4oal II:
color sls S Ia ser yoSF sess na0E or IN
other way can vivid remembrance OF
childhoed be preserved. The finished, pro
E,rsphs. For sPgoiBnttm,snbt eall tx sSal
pARsoSs toTSrkSssib2 RsHfP DAY " and nd0o Boa
years old. daily swimming, pony riding,
camp activities under the supervision OF
excellent counselors and trained health
stan. Daily transportation. Boarding ia
eillties weekly or monthly. 0aol Georgia
sHorsoss. 81. Of 81 YOUR BABY in your home,
- different poses, Sl2 30 You will treas
ure these lovely natural pictures in your
Chllds tWn environment. For appoint
ment call HQ 4I20. day or evening III
WILL BUY FURNITURE to obtain apart
ment OF house near WASHINGTON. Respou-
sibie couple and small child. Un to s65
month rent. Hobart h093. 10.
PAINTING, REPAIRlNG-Interior and ex-
terror, also roof work and furniture; FIRST
class work Call MR.. CHANDLER. NE
5Il7 OF Me l4al. II.
WILL PERSONS who Witnessed accident
Tuesday, May ,th, lo;ao p I'm, at ith and
penna, ave, w. where lady was hlt by
car. please call Hyattsyille 55"l, 20
SLIP COVERS and draperies eXprTtiy tai
lored from your materials Prompt de
livery. MRS ADAMS. Trinidad s4a?- To-
MOONLIGHT CRUISE, sponsored by
Fraiernal Order Of Eaelss Washington
Aerie Monday evening, June luth s s
POTOMAC, IN and Maine ave. ~ $40
I'm Pubic ,n,,!ed 10
children. 5 10 10 wears. Contact SUM
MFR CARE TayIor 6i50. for information
Evening star., 1946-06-10
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BlISfNRSS

ATTENTION. BUSINESSMEN! II you nee.
stenographer, typist, bookkeeper or elerl
tef 3 Day rH dsy haI or longer call MSS
WASH WASH RrrRFsENTArIvE Rf s't for naiionall,
is saTy
EzMFlSsMEST z AedENccRRp cRpf INC. e.AS3EflSf s!a st
WoMIS-Bookkpr uun chgN, 50 500 yr
chine opr (bank,, $1,000 yr; stypist
cashiers, 5000 "; cashiers, 81 600 "
phone oprs, $ 500 yr: cafeteria spvrs
l!,n:N yr. and up; foed prod. mars.
S2,i20 VI. and up hostess, Sl920 VI
piHs meals food pT0dqeIion and coniro
siu,s%o yr; PIX oprs. prs tshort n n5G hrs9. si'44,
up: receptionists.d dict, op. 81 a:o yr.; re,
@ gyDs i SaS so yE mG"Sp Ps ispss Ps dsd
exp 81 $40 VI: cierk-typists, ST. $40 Il
S@,2uG ,yr.; elk -typsts tnightsI. S2.42t
VI typ!s!s 81 300 up; typlst ,speed essen
up: up file cIks., 81 $50 yr,: secy. % iegsn Legal
s2.600 VI. secys-. S $50 up; slenos., 81
SEQ up; stock record elk, 81 $50 yr; kej
room, salary open for discussion; off mgr
Sl.s"0 gr. plus commission; cal and add
n,,ndh mach, on oprs nlgshtS sS;ooso yr' ,S csr5
cLENDENING EMPLoYMENT AGENCY
INC, a2a st. NV. RE. 4s0s-o9. IL
MtNHAeeopnting clerk. 500 account
er S2Os0 building supt,, 9th cl. license
$500; business manager news. SALARY
open; clerk typiSt might, S2,4nn; editor
eXpr., veteran. S3,1!O; jr. underwater
train. vet, salary open; record keeper
SI,620, meals: salesman, cosmetics, salar,
omen; sales promotion tyoung), S2,I0O-
$4,000 steward trainees. salary open
typlst. S?,3lu Apply CLENDENING EN-
PLOYMENT AGENCY, INC, 923 F. st
PUB. RELATIONS SEC. HN: secretary
M q p Wk
BANGING secretary. S2.4O0; stenog., age 30
perm, $500 mo-. sec. knoll. bookkeeping
$50 Wk. II adds prestige TO be sent b!
B0yd'S Est. IS yrs. Thousands PLACED
annually. RoYDs, 1888 F; MA. 233s
for beginners In law Offices, ideal for Law
students, Aviation stenographer. collee,
edu. Capito! Hill secretary. und 80
Dozens of others hourly. See Miss Younl
or Mr.. Bruce. Est. IA yrs. Can Use toda!
50 new, applicant for excellent positions
all kinds: MA 6OSS. MA. ~ Il. Welcome
10 church.