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Evening star., 1946-12-16
HELP WOMEN. tcont. !,

GIRLs-start at $50 for 5-day week
at the telephone company. Regular. fire.
ditions. interesting duties. congenial CO.
workers. No experience necessary. Apply
today at our employment offices, 727
& syePoepTFos PoToMac aas TEPREPHoNhE p eo
HOSTESS for coffee shop; must be experi-
apply. Apply personnel office, HOTEL
sTATEES sse bfeoHaroE sa sss eHpsrenced
ply employment ofice, 9th floor. WooD-
WARP q. 4 LoTH622PP Pro 1905 daily n
cellent salary: wonderful opportunity for
ambitious person. Apply employment ONCE,
2nd flo95 THE sEc HESHT sTo 60. 1s ~
company. 5-day, 40-hour week; about S170
per month to start. Write, stating age.
ean stara soR s STAR sd now
KiNDERGARTEN KIN Der TEACHER for private
school, services to begin At once Please as
qualifications. references and salary ex-
pected All replies held strictly confden-
fAbrE fas hox 5o. 5z psls.tme ssaI salesworE ideal
for housewives and Government employees;
must have lived here over j yr.: exper.
|piete ladies and mems apparel and ac-
NIL nylsn h9se 1ssA Eys lIk &
W L
LADY, white, to help with 2 babies; good
pay, regular time off, live in. Gil. 1890.
MAID. for beauty salon. experienced. ref
MARKERS. white, experienced. can earn
sorters. wAsHINGToN LAUNDRY. 2eS7
NURSE for children wanted by working
couple; Arlington, on busline. Call GH.
Policy WRITER: neat tipping essential;
PRAeTIcAI G' NURSE. HESs guy middie-aged woman
Whit white; s 1iye ases n; care for aged lady; 40
Press oop22iRiapTioRs. shirt operators,
fstshsrs feedspa exPssTepsea gsa7 WASH
PREss oPEkAToR, IH coloTed. d Laundry sxper,
Apply employment office. WARDMAh
AEh Phx Observation-Disclosures. uI Mgas1s permansnt ma
sition, 51a-day week, vacation. health and
as aebs aa eres soqa pree e
dent Silver Spring area. sH. 34oO' MRS. sI
PIX PIX OPERATOR, file clerk-51s- day week.
MAJOR MASTERPIECES, INC. oil 9TH
RETAIL sALEsCLERK in sheet music and
rfs0Ia pfs BAIIARDs. Ifplsi s. i$oo & st. NV; Id
men mems 1 furnishing Sii " store. ore Good salary,
pleasant working conditions. Appiy ONCE.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP. 1919 r st.
NV. -lS
SALESGIRLS t4)-Hours. to $50.
Pleasant working conditions: good salary.
Apply BRENNER'S BAKERY, $500 Column
SALESLADIES-Young refined high school
graduates for retail candy shop: no night
N ss7diy EHk S9Ih CARLY ASRS e aHo ea5s0n Shi
st. NV. -Ao
SALESLADY-S45 min. salary: expert
enced better type ready-to-wear. EN-
BASSY GOWNS. 1103 Conn. ave. NV
III
Evening star., 1946-12-16

UIilLtf JIV- Efk at.
Rosslyn: Route 20,
Friendship Heights
MESSENGER, white
for newspaper; 40
ments. insurance
advantages. Apply
5O4 Star Building.
Evening star., 1946-12-16

BEAUTY OPEKATOK-
ditioned shop; good
EN-. 9S70. NO. $3.50.
BEAUTY OPERATOR
incest salons; top sal
hours, 9 to 6. HEAL
BILLING MACHINE
Evening star., 1946-04-03

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Evening star., 1946-04-03

vision of the signals It said there
was no crying need" for this ano
added the extra lights might vel
result in further confusion"
Also, it denied extra funds for
more inspectors, engineering and
administrative personnel. 1t warned
it would closely watch the results oil
the $547,6 900 appropriations recon-
mended stressing it was the largest
yet granted
In addition, the subcommittee
protested that the $630,0O0 OUTLAY
requested for the department woulc
have been 10 times the size of the
appropriation made only 10 years
ago"
Fund for Crowd Handling.
Rather Unexpectedly. the subcom
mittee wrote into the bill an item
of $4,000 to be used by the Com.
mlsslonerS in making necessar,
police and other arrangements fol
handling great crowds here during
the reception of military and navaI
heroes and other visiting dignita
ries. A similar request was denied
last year.
In other actions, the District Sub
committee:
Urged the Commissioners to Sc
cure legislation to prevent "exploi-
tation of charity" While fund cam
paigns by the churches. the Com
munity Chest and Red Cross are
unquestioned, it said, there is a
considerable amount" of soliciting
which should be carefully con-
trolled"
Declared it favored the proposal
for adding to the three unpaid men,
bers of the Parole Board fourth
member who would be paid for full
time service.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
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Evening star., 1946-04-03

Ahmed Qavam that Tran is ami
mated by no spirit of hostility and
it is our hope that settlement will
be reached"
Ihl5 letter was read after the one
from Mr.. Gromyko had been pre-
'sented by DR.. Quo.
Mr.. Gromyko stated fatty that
Russian troops would start with
drawing March "a and would be out
OF Iran in month and a half
Their evacuation, he asserted was
not dependent on Oil or other nego-
tlationS
Mr.. Alas letter said that after the
failure Of the Iranian-Soviet nego-
tlatlons in Moscow earlier this wear
the Russians had advised that their
troops were being evacuated if no
unforeseen circumstances occurred
At about the same time, he said
the Russians handed the Iranian
government other memoranda deal
ing with Oil questions and political
conditions in the revolt-torn prov
lnce of Azerbaijan.
Text Of Gromyko's Message.
Following is the text of Mr.
Gromykos message. addressed to
Secretary General Lie:
Sir:
In reply to your letter of March
2ath, in which you, in accordance
with Ve instructions of the presi-
dent d the Security Council. re-
quested information concerning the
existing status of negotiations be-
tween the Soviet and Iranian gov
ernments, and particularly whethe,
or not the withdrawal of the Soviet
troops from Iran is conditioned upon
the conclusion of agreements be-
tween the two governments on other
subjects, have the honor on behalf
OF my government to inform vol
about the following:
These negotiations have alread,
led to the understanding regarding
the withdrawal of the Soviet troops
from Iran which was renewed on
March "a, 1916. and which will be
completed during the period of one
and one-half months. l officially
informed the Security Council about
this at its meeting on Is March
1916. Thus, the question concern.
ing the evacuation of the Soviet
Evening star., 1946-04-03

troops raised before the Security
Council by the 1ranian government
on March 10, was solved by the un-
derstanding reached between the
Soviet and the Iranian governments.
AS to other questions, they are
not connected with the question of
the withdrawal of the Soviet troops,
as 1t is known the question concern
ing an oil concession or joint
stock company was raised in 1914,
independently of the question of the
evacuation of the Soviet troops.
Yours respectfully,
ANDREI A. GROMYKO.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
Girl Charged With Theft
Of $4,000 Trousseou
BY the Atsocioted Press

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, April g.
Jean Smith, l6-year- junior at
Scarsdale High School, was held in
the Westchester County Jail yester-
day on charges of defrauding four
stores and breaking into two homes
to collect $4,000 worth of clothes
and jewelry for a trousseau.
1t. Edward Hughes of the White
Plains police said Miss Smith
charged $1,000 worth of clothing to
Mrs. j. l. Herbert of Scarsdale by
posing as her niece at four depart
ment stores here, and took articles
valued at $4,000 from the homes of
two ScarSdale residents.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
Rails Once Banned Matches

Even after the introduction of
practical friction matches in 1927
they were considered so dangerous
that railroads in the United States
during the middle 18th century re-
fused to transport them.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
EDUCATIONAL.

CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
1913 14th st. NV: MI. 1858: est. "a yrs
prepare you for civil service Begin at once
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
1913 14th st. NV, MI. 955S-Shorthand
Pittman and Gregg speed dictation;
days and nights each week. Special fol
! competitive exams. Begin at once.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18

kitchen and bathroom. perhaps with the addition of attractive built-in features.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
ConsiderNew Home We'll

Are you sure you want a new home7"
 This question. posed by Walter T. Anicka, leading small homes architect, of Ann Arbor. Mich igan, is aimed at present home owners who have been planning c new house for the early future. Mfr. Anicka suggests that before making up their minds, home-own- CTS examine their present house with a friendly yet critical eye to determine if it can be brought up to date with competent architec- tlral assistance.
 Many homeownerS are prone to forget the money. time and labor they have spent in improving their present living quarters. and MT. points out that neighborhood riend- ships and contacts are often lost when moving to a new area.
 4 competent architect, Mir. Anic- ka says, can be of great help to the homeowner. Aware of current trends and Improvements in design and equipment. he may be able to suggest larger windows to improve outlook; a new roof of long-lastinp asphalt shingles. in color designed to harmonize with the exterior fin. ish of the home; the enlarging ol certain rooms by removal of part. tions; and the redesigning of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
Remodel Large Homes for Maximum Efficient Use
LiUing Units PrOUided
 With Minimunt Changes

Credit to reConvert large old homes Into a number ol smaller, moro efficient units ls available to owners through the insurance sa. elllalea of the Federal Housing Ad. mlnlgtrallon, lt is pointed out by Raymond M Foley, agency com. missioner.
 Such conversions enable investors so make . significant contribution toward solving the natlon's hous- lnR problem, and offer attractive investment opportunities 60 well. FILA credit facilities exist in vlr. tually every community, and the assistance Of its field staff is avail. able upon request.
 outing up large homes with their great areas Of unneeded space of- fers Q quick way of providing need. Cd living units with Q minimum amount of materials, labor and cost. Surveys in various commun. ltlns throughout the country have shown c large percentage of people ln need of housing prefer rented space Co ownership. Unsettled fu- tures because of lncompleted edu- cation, work experience, family slse and other reasoiis often make rent ina e better solution to the housing problem. Consequently, many pefs sons want apartments to rent rath- CT than houses to buy.
 1t a estimated that the amount of material needed for 6 new house will provide five living units when used to remodel existing structures, such as the big one-family residence es found In many communities.
 rnsulatlngs board Is an excellent material for remodeling projects of this sort. 1t Is light in weight and easy to handle. The various sizes and colors make possible an infinite variety of interior finishes. Dec- orative insulating board Is made in Q wide range of factory finished colors that eliminates the need of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
Windows Aid Dry CeIIor

Tn planning basement recrea- ton room in a new house, home builders are cautioned by construc. ton experts not to forget windows real windows that let in plenty Of air and light. This calls for deep areaways outside the windows.
 To keep leaves and refuse from accommodating in these areaways. 1t Is suggested that a thick covering of crushed stone be laid over the bottom. with an iron grating to catch debris. This grating can be removed periodically and the de- bris disposed of conveniently.
 Windows alone may not elimi- nate dampness and condensation in the basement recreation room. If the room is to have an interior finish wall, a moisture resistant building board. such as asbestos cement board, can be used.
 Being of mineral composition, as- bestos cement board Is strongly re- sistant to decay caused by mois- ture. as well as being impervious to termite or rodent damage. II also provides excellent fire-resist- ant walls and ceilings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18

decorating expense.
 insulating board products are co once a structural material end on incubation. Their versatility serves Co conserve Dcarcef building mater. IAi such as lath and lumber. Their convenient sizes and ileht weight speed application, saving cost and labor.
 Added living units can be pro- vlded by utilizing space now wasted in attlce second floors, aa well as by reconverting large structures Into multiple dwelling unita. Such projects can Do arranged with the credit facilities available through the FLA. They will be an answer to . present need and an attractive investment for the future.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
PAINT DEoDoRANT

If you plan to do an amateur paint job yourself and don't like the odOr Of fresh paint, remember that there are various deodorants for paint available in ail paint stores. According to Practical Build CT, Chicago, it b only necessary to stir the deodoraFls into the paint just before it ls used, being careful % put lt in at the very last after thinner of neededD hes been added.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-18
DISH TOWEL DRYER

Have you ever had the horrible realization that a whole pile of dishes was waiting to be dried--and no clean dish towels were available? The laundry hadn't come back and the few towels on hand were still wet from noon lunch. A towel drier, enclosed in the compartment below the sink should prove to be of real service in these days of towel short- ages and damp weather, claims Practical Builder, Chicago. The compartment will, of course, be ventilated while 6 fan circulates air warmed by the heating element.
Evening star., 1946-02-07
HELP MEN 6 WOMEN.

COUPLE, g.h.w. and good cook, man
serves; experienced; salary, $500: com.
Portable quarters. 2726 Brandywine ST
COUPLE. experienced. white; man to be
chauffeur and butler, woman cook and
housekeeper; third floor suite Of three
ton: $3.50 per month Box 154-Hs Star. g
COUPLE, housekeeper and gardener. drive
auto, milk family COW, Sl50 (and boa I'd
Tor wlfel. furnish house, cleo, milk
MOODBRYNE. Seneca, Md
DISHWASHERS, $3.50 pm. to midnight
Apply in person to steward. HOTEL, WASH
1NGTON. 18th and Pa. ave. NV
MAN OR WOMAN for food products route;
permanent II you are u hustler; earnings
based on sales. Write RAWLEIGHS Dept
DCB-l 4-T33. Chester, Penn.
sALESMEN and saleswomen to sell coupons
Tor photographic studio; good salary plus
commission. REMBRANDT STUDIOS, TOs
I3th st; NV, NE. 1T65.
new Whelan sad Drug Store. HAYWOOD Gardens
ESperienGs Enn. nee Dc desiTed but net necessary.
sS sIdag week. s1 Apply NATIONAL PRESS
SETTLED COUPLE can make rent for Q
mos. renting rms. to tourists while owner
Is away. from Feb, 18th to April 18th;
COMFORTABLE HOME for reliable couple;
school. Bethesda. Md WI, 1905.
Evening star., 1946-02-07
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

alterations: reasonable. Call RA. sSe7.
DRESSMAKING, design, remod., altera-
| tions; eve. gowns speciality: reas. MISS
| BERT. 1890 Irving NV. Apt. 4, AID. 223S
GIRL. colored; experienced. high school
Call after 3. Ii. ss?o
GIRL. colored, would like elevator daywork:
experienced. Cali ME- 022s. So
NURSE is willing to take any kind OF
case; good ref; city and out Of town. FIR.
NURSE. near 18th and Col. I'd, viii give
am. care to invalid, SO o'clock daily ex-
cent Sunday Box Ash. Star. 8.
NURSE. 9. N, A., colored, with hospital
sSpsrienfe sSoni XII giI take cases nisht or ssy
SECRETARY, competent, experienced, de-
sires position in Silver Spring area. sH.
IntS.o SLIP Covers ptnnsd ssss and cut to Mt your
saFessoIe sTRNo esECkETxRY. h axS Saturdays, 81:
perienced: refs: North 9667 after s m,
SETERsN's VfsTia s WIFE desires position a,
companion to elderly lady during day in
exchange for housekeeping apt. or room
with kitchen privil. Phone TR 90s0.
WIDOW wishes position as housekeeper In
ence. References. SH. 1891.
WOMAN. young. well educated. desires
| nishtwork; would consider taking care OF
ess eiderlg n, persen Gsss some nursing experience
WOMAN, coiored. wants housework, 70,
employed people. days a week. Call AD
WANTED-care convalescent or invalid;
will board self; $50 wk. Write MISS
bartlett, Highiand Springs, Va. BOX 1s
Evening star., 1946-02-07
HELP DOMESTIC,

ssssrences fia'ffsa II fams; sss 0'S wocdiey ssie
COOK, Ssoi., for evening meal. = to 8; Monday
oook BUS esec aeoS references required
per per week Apply the Westchester. ester Apt SpD
oook ans Tf'eehRns Gaw En- sss 799e week live in;
adults in family. Phone after 12 noon,
i've So xeef 'e also @uis MAID es Pts for
SIS Fssdrss a% .Essr,s5ssd NO ,.unar, no
nights; other help employed: apt. conven-
iently located: references required EN-.
COOKING AND G.Hw., references re-
sGan,nrsRs GnnR aNn lys out good sslaTiy iiv RE 1925
$3.50 week. Boy 401-J, Star.
Cook Ehs c. 0Hses peestar ana ooS Ss or
c09PLE. sn y. white eod butler and cook, wanted.
fer cooking. and INV. and care Of !
children; live in; 2 upstairs rooms and
sSired pSi BATH No exssl ssas salary References
G:H.W.:. small family; live in. good home;
esaa sarry soot s5T 1ls
S2bi W go. Oss,.,,., Soss u,., .,,,s... -.
soosins hTs H. Wsa saaso ssoaesR aseR
CIV, afternoons. csc per hour: mum.
GENERAL iaoqt MoTsEwosKp sht si IausaSs ssss
refs, $50 wk. 541 Buchanan st. NV
GENERAL, HousEwoRKER, plain cook:
live in; pvt. nm; Bendix washer: refer
az EousEsMNoiRaReo vi oiaeo and cook mus, b.
thToqgh dinner, 5h days, So. WA. ass9
days, permanent position caring for A.
| year-old child and small apt. for couple
in business: health card and reference re-
GIRL for general housework, help with
child; liye in; no laundry; S25~a wk.
GfRL FOR G.Hw., 5 or Is days a week:
s% iy1 Il ss.a .5aamliy. Cali between and 'a, 8,
sa6f SIRh on NV WOMAN 1 ssoa eapsIss saM no
M0psEKEEPER, HOT aa sSS 2 week, sxper,ensed
in; small. modern house on bus line, near
Shoreham hotel; local references. Call
Clean. Courteous hoSsekeeper @ M % for ~ small nns II
apartment: twins in family; person must
IKE children; no household a. laundry; want
est living family man and wife and in
fants only; will pay transportation For
appointment only phone TIE 4443.
HOUSEkEEPER, AL. S25 a. week to cook
plan meals. care for two children: no house
work no laundry: live In or out: references
LIGHT HoUsEWoRK. congenial surround
person friendly and capable au around sshh. shil.
dren. age "a yrs. and / mo-; hrs, 1O:3e
through o'clock dinner; Saturdays, i :3O
| between IL and 3. 17sl Harvard st. NV. ~
MAID, part time. 2:30 to z, prepare eve.
ming, meal, lishtsiaundryi SIS week. 4sle
North lane, Bethesda. WI. 647b or Oh
Evening star., 1946-02-07
REPAIRS ana sERyIcss

ADDING MACHINES, ealculators cleaned.
sE lIa7. UNITED TyPEwRTHTaEsRsA EsRsAtses. CO.
si;I.s sS;pISs n,s,s! ,Ma,ehlsEs and .ypswrls.rs re.
nossshlsss ossfesHs MgrSh9sssEs MpgqrESshsssd Jasaifs Re ssss
aERiAL PHofosaspaHY.cssGfip H sGpq for Rlss; e1ic.,
IN sha \ interview ,cApIToL AIRvIEws: sSs
Ssnes Sour Service sPnsieissasss ni ssss on all makes
big q to- small al hand snshins in tmss IN Ns 70
HHIERRMNAN IRNHAN GSGJLpSTEIN. SJ FIR. .441e. : =
dAIsIkrh NC assion.lc cs9 s9,s sgHtzf I'll o,s
cARPENTRY-we repair or either trans.
dsn cai sns Ho g atsls ass into an sao
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES renodeline. from
cellar cellar to roof; no down payment, up to 3
ysarS M s,5, 80 pay. BooHER g. AINSWoRTH.
CARPENTRY, remodelins, maintsnane. and
MnRAMe ths,de m ana o cyl also caulkins. wM.
CARPENTRY SERvICE,-An kinds of r..
PATS, PATS, alterations and additions BY reliable
nishs s Rore Msfenaniss Is sqs sssqDt service day
CLEANING Of upholstered furniture ana
tugs ssrs. ti py new and revolutionary process;
ir q. your own home. Fer estimstes SC call Nh Nh.
CEoeks SEShks iny REptIRfp Tire No a,msasl, sosi
guar % afa ssssf cocR PsoSnps cN sfTStss
443 tn s. NV, over Liggett's. RA 2S5i
DRAINAGE: walks driveways, cement,
fiasstone. fences, interior CLEANING Srs,
places constructed. repaired: paintirr.
napsr slI,n,r HANGING. plsstering, pointing up.
dows; rats--we eliminate the cause. seal
the building, anS destroy, II. 4g25. as
DRiVEWAYS BUILT and repaired Let IN
CO. Union 4l25. Mr.. Carter, jr.
ELECTRICIAN, veteran; outlets installed
ana repaired: old and new homes wired:
reasonable. Ii. 4911.
ELECTRICIAN veteran; installation ana
repair OF VAL plugs and fixtures 4 special.
Continued on Next Pare,
Evening star., 1946-02-07
HELP poMEsTIc tcen,. |,

HELP DOMESTIC tConi.)
MAID, experienced; iisht iaundfy, assisi
With child. to 3 Pm, days . week
MAID. cooking and s.h.w.; honest. reli-
arsn aes civ s rsfsaeness wssv se No eno0l eni-
ssr' ss :m: sSs qss be
Apt. $40, any time.
MAID, g.hw... plain cook. help with 2
ehildren; good salary: city references,
MAIDeGGl' INV. light laundry: live in. pvt
fSo Underwooa ss9wef r. ensldrsn s4 sns g. 1907
sfternoon and sunday ~. Can RA. afsfss sfss
MSTafEs sfsssff = iaa iaaaaLsre must live nj q.s,
SggasE,, S1gs !, cslcrsd: @ s ,iy. m n: 3 children;
Islsps 81 y,.s II sa%nas5. aa;5. VI ssos .. -A.
Sunday sstSrday MD foh from snsry s.ssIss, aeSss
| o'cloek; sun, from 10 tin 1870: good pay
REsPoNsiBLE WOMAN, references: liy. in
eooklnaE;o g.h.w.: light laundry; ssb week
WAITRESS. reliable. colored; live in. phon,
Va ifes5 oesS oorsa Ts'rsnsss sees
and io am nj. o4sS D's GEN. iss.fsn Il {. : f% bH
WOMAN, colored. gh.w.. no cooking; hrs.
sartare. RA, 5sSs. 'A'' ~e'A' DO An'
WOMAN, settled. or girl. to live in an,
care for 2 children; good home and salary
WOMAN to cook and serve dinner night.
a week; hours. 8 to $50 pm; smal
apartment near Dupont Circle. Telephone
Decatur T4SS.
WOMAN, white. middle aged: live in. lovel,
room. board and salary, in exchange fol
companionship and light duties in assist
ing young mother who is stranger
| here. Phone WA. 2911.
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE position 4,
small home for. wei1-recomm ended genera
sousegoraer so,sag Taer ,,, in family dsliEhtfu
radio; no laundry or hard cleaning: house
man employed. OR, 1928
GOING TO HOSPITAL, need housekeepel
for 9 weeks after FEB. IS. Q ehildren.
| In school: salary open. Box 1881, Star
4-DAY WEEK. SECS 1890 through din
ner. plus So monthly bonus light cleaning
personal laundry. simple cooking, conv Il
| transp. Call WO 3lS9.
WOULD YOU LIKE to live in the country
Completely modern home near Falls Church
va; private upstairs room with radio
month: Falls Church g09-W-3