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Evening star., 1946-07-28
Engagement
Made KnO1Vn

DR.. and Mrs. Richard Johnston
Waugh of Pulaski, Va, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Lefty Waugh to Mr.. Eastman Waller
Dudley, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Harris Dudley of Alexandria.
The wedding will take place in the
early fall.
The bride ELECT attended Mary
Washington College of the Univer-
sity of Virginia, where she was a
member of the Cotillion Club. Dur
ing the war she was president of
the Pulaski Red Gross Nurses Aid
Corps.
Mr.. Dudley is a graduate of Wash
ington and Lee University at Lex
ington, where he was member of Pi
Kappa Alpha and Phi Delta Phi
Fraternities. He served as a lieu
tenant in the Navy during the war
and now is in his second year Of law
at Washington and Lee.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
To Visit in North

Comdr. and Mrs. Christopher
Smith Sargent will leave this week
for Martha's Vineyard, the first
trip they have taken since before
the war. They are leaving their
children in good hands while they
have a brief vacation. Before re-
turning they will visit his parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. George P. T. Sar-
gent of New York at Rockywold
Camp, on Squam Lake at Ashland,
N. H. Comdr. and Mrs. Sargent,
the latter formerly Miss Adlumia
Dent Sterrett have a small daugh-
ter, little Adlumia Dent Sargent
who was born a few weeks ago. Her
brothers are Christopher Smith. jr.,
now 6. George p. T., named for his
grandfather, and John Album Sar-
gent.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Candy
Continued From Page DID

even foods typical of our sister re-
publics are being served.
The official opening is taking place
today with the Governor of Min
nesota, Mr.. Edward J. Thye: the
Mayor CT Montevideo. Mr.. Roland
H. Aaker, and Senor Montero taking
part in the ceremonies. A recorded
greeting from the Mayor of the Uru-
guayan Montevideo. Senor Fabini,
also will be heard. Representing the
State Department at the fiesta is Mr..
William L. Schurz, associate chief
of the American Republics Area
Division, Office of international In
formal and Cultural Relations.
The beautiful Pan American
Union Building will take on addi-
tional glamour for the concert Tues
day. All sorts of intricate lighting
effects have been planned.
Spotlights will play from the bal
cony of the annex on the Aztec gar
den where the Army Air Forces
Band will give program of music
of the Americas. And then for the
reception given by the Ambassador
of Peru to the Pan American Union.
Senor DR.. Juan Bautista de Lavalle
there will be soft green lights used
in the Hall of the Americas. The
Peruvian colors will predominant on
the long refreshment table and the
flag of that republic will be promi-
nently displayed at the entrance of
the hall
Receiving with the Peruvian Am
bassador will be the trio from his
country known as "Inka Taky" and
most likely the Director General of
the Pan American Union, DR.. l.. S.
Rowe, will be on hand to welcome
the guests.
Invitations to the concert were is
sued in the name of DR.. Rowe and
the Assistant Director General, Mr.
Pedro de Alba.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Recent Marriage
Is announced

Mrs. Marie l.. Garrick announces
the recent marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Ann Frances Garrick, to
Mr.. James E. O'Connor of Hyatts-
Vile. The ceremony took place in
the rectory of the Cathedral in
Baltimore.
The bride was given in marriage
by her uncle, Mr.. Eris P. Scholtz and
was attended by her cousin, Miss
Adenia Stern. Mr.. Warren West
was the best man.
The bride wore white eyelet
street length dress with white ac-
cessories and carried an old-fash-
ioned bouquet.
A reception followed in the Rose
Room of the Emerson Hotel
After wedding trip to New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Connor will make
their home at 2Ol3 New Hampshire
avenue.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
AUnHtts Residing
MGarrett Park

Mr.. and Mrs. James Purdum ALL
mutt are temporarily making their
home in Garrett Park with Mr. ALI
NUTS mother, Mrs. Mary j. Wallich,
following their return from their
honeymoon. Mrs Allnutt is the
former Miss Doris Jean Brown.
daughter of Mr.. Walter I. Brown of
New York.
The couple were married in Grace
Methodist Church, Gaithersburg,
with the bride being given in mar
riage by her uncle, Mr.. George Nc
Balm. The Rev. Karl G. Newell off,
ciated. The bride wore a gown of
ivory satin with a full net skirt and
finger-tip veil of illusion held by
Evening star., 1946-07-28

Henry Allnutt, brother Of the BRIDE
groom, was best man and the ushers
were Mr.. Ray Purdum, Mr.. Howard
D. Bennett and Mr.. Kenneth Allnutt.
The nuptial music was provided
by Mr.. Richard Ewell Titlow, grand
commander of the Knights Templar
Evening star., 1946-07-28

orange blossoms. She carried white
roses and stephanotis.
Mrs George McBain was matron
OF honor and the brides other at
tendants were Miss Margaret Ann
Imirie, Mrs. Howard D. Bennett and
Miss Marian Evelyn Brown. Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22

Government that If one OF its planes
should, because of weather condi-
tons, be forced a mile or two out
side of the corridor or, because of
mechanical troubles, should find it
self outside of that corridor, the
Yugoslav government would shoot
Ito death the occupants of the plane.
The deliberate firing without warn
ing on the unarmed passenger
planes of friendly nation is in the
Judgment of the United States an
offense against the law of nations
and the principles of humanity.
48-Hour Ultimatum.
Therefore the Government of the
United States demands that you i'm
mediately release the occupants of
these planes now in your custody
and that you insure their safe
passage beyond the borders of
Yugoslavia.
The Government of the United
States also demands that its rep
resentatives be permitted to COM
municate with any of the occupants
of the two planes who are still alive.
II within 48 hours from the re-
ceipt of this note by the Yugoslav
government these demands are COM
piled with, the United States Gov
eminent will determine its course
in the light of the evidence then
secured and the efforts of the Yugo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22

Office space. have opened temporary
Offices and are not listed in the
telephone book.
Patients of these veterans may
find the present address and tele-
phone number of their dentist by
calling National 9651.
DR.. Joseph A. Madden, president
of the dental society, said the So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22
Boetjer and CozeII Get
Posts at American u.

Harold H. Baetjer has been
named director of admissions. and
Gabriel Cazell, chairman of the
area Of business and industrial
management in the School, of So
cial Sciences and Public Affairs at
American University, according to
Paul F. Douglass, president.
Mr.. Cazell was formerly statisti-
clan and analyst with the Federal
Reserve Bank of Chicago, and econ
omist with the Bureau of Foreign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22
Arkansas Ave. Citizens
Sponsor Picnic Today

A picnic will be sponsored at 5
pm. today by the Arkansas Avenue
Community Association at the home
of former, Judge and Mrs. John
WINS, 1901 Gallatin street NV.
Games and community singing
will be featured. Pie and water
melon eating contests are sched-
.uled. In the event of rain the &C
tivities will be held indoors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22
New Service Lists
Returnee-D

The District Dental Society has
come to the aid of dentists here
who have returned after military
service and, unable to find suitable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22

slav government to right the wrong
done.
If, however, within that time these
demands are not complied with, the
United States Government will call
upon the Security Council of the
United Nations to meet promptly
and to take appropriate action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22

ciety would continue the service
until adequate Office space is avail
able so dentists may establish their
Offices permanently. He said some
dentists now are using the offices Of
their friends and others have man.
aged to find temporary locations,
which they intend to use only until
more suitable space Is available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22
Text of Note to YuqosIoviu

Tert of the note delipered by
Undersecretary OF State Aeheson
to the Yugoslau Charge d'Afaires
at the State Department yes
terddy:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22

and Domestic Commerce, Depart
ment of Commerce.
MIR, Baetjer previously was asso-
ciated with Georgetown University
as registrar and assistant secretary
of its School of Foreign Service.
Evening star., 1946-06-25
HELP MEN.

AEHONAUTtCAL ENGlNEEkS and layout
needed in Connecticut for experimental
sets sd cE vTSar TeEf On RsIy DI0 81
Conn. Phone our company REPRESENTATIVE,
Thursday and Friday, June 81 ana rs
I from m 10 am. to l PM from 2 pm. te te g.
hDDREssoGRAPH OPERATOR With
knowledge Of graphotype operation. per-
manent position, 5:day week. Apply per
sonnei omes' n 2nd moor, THE HEcHT Co,
HLTEsATioN Ii & rs MAN. exu. on both mems Ss and
women's clothing, no other need apply;
HOLLYWOOD cLoTHINa CO. 7os 5th
ASSISTANT in receiving and marking room.
department store experience desirable; ex-
cellent position for qualifying man; Apply
personnel ONCE 9th d., GOLDENBERG's,
AssIsfAkr 4.a 81 4 sc CLOTHING BUYER, IsS Won.
derful opportunity % With one Of Americas
man with quality BACKGROUND in mems
clothing: cI,snI: Apply BY letter only, stating
:.$:ss AssT ss: SssIf9k SaaIs e
SxNsbsARMssRs wv ksAi&7 Il e Poi Gokf EAdaoo 800
AZ zss1sTAaT ii NJ MANAGER Our sroainr mSs
service station business requires additional
supervisory employe. Prefer veteran With
automotive or service station experience
capable Of assuming complete responsibility
for one shift. Modern, well equipped sta
and bonus. sApply MILES SERVICE STA
AssfsTxSsTT Ant 5 srocK 1tsi MANAGER An for whole
sale tire irm; experience desirable, but
not essential; starting salary, S4l.5O for
4s-hour week. with excellent opportunity
for Advancement. See MR.. FOLKMAN at
2011 N st. NV. "a
Evening star., 1946-06-25
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Pose A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DESPERATION drives us to plead for you
az al ess f Box Us ysu nG Star we can 9ss
MIR. HAhRIsON-1f balance on silk unpaid
HhNN sSiHNT1fic fT pRY IssTy CLEANING in our mod
ern plant. Garments waterproofed, moth:
proofed, Also repairing. Our trucks call
JERSEY cLEANERs ( DYERs, 1901 New
fe1sfz WILL ave soT PT BE RESPONSIBLE for ora any
debts contracted BY any one other than
myself. ALBERT L. LATHAM 4316 21st
ne. 20
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE for any debts
other than my own. HORACE R. JOHN
fos W1LI foi Sef ef'h BIZ E. RhhssroNs1BLE for any
bills except those made by me. CLARENCE
CONTACT LENSES, the latest achievement
place Of regular glasses. The most beau
tiful pair OF glasses never enhanced any
worn by stage, screen and concert, stars.
athletes, businessmen and others who dis
dain glasses but must wear some corrective
optical device. Call for consultation.
Our STORE WILL BE CLOSED entire
STORE, 1929 Georgia ave.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE for any debts
ARSON ESQ I 5srd sn st. ne, a Wash. is. D: E.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
by any one other than myself. EARL p.
j VIII VIII NOT oI BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts unless contracted by myself. MAT
THEW MUSOLINO, 5720 18th st. NV. ~.
GAS WATER HEATER, 90, 80, 40 gal.
payment: immediate instailstion. b. a.
STANSBURY, Ii 1929.
Evening star., 1946-06-25

a conference IN washington satur-
day that may lead to a move for
affiliation with another union.
Were going to put this situation
up the CIO President Philip Muir
ray" Mr.. Bucher asserted last night
1--WE want to disassociate ourselves
completely from this Communist
controlled group, possibly through
affiliation with another union that
has jurisdiction in the field.
Refuses Comment on Separation.
And I believe that Murray has
authority, through the national CIO
office, to call q special convention
of the UFWA to adopt a provision
barring Communists from Office as
the Utility Workers Organizing
Committee did recently"
Mr.. Bucher refused comment on
the possibility that the UFWA may
consider separation from the CIO
at the Washington meeting.
Attacking the unions recent con-
vention at Detroit, Mr.. Bucher said
it resulted in nothing but dissen-
sion and discord"
"The left-wingers elected Max
Perlow (of New York; secretary
treasurer, and when they elected
Ernie Marsh (of Los Angeles ma
tional director of organization the
right wing saw the handwriting on
the wall and declined to run for any
other Office.
Charges Communist Control.
"The result Is the union now Is
lock, stock and barrel Communist
controlled except for President Nor
ris Muster (of New York; who
supported the right wing through
out"
The union reelected Mr.. Muster
unanimously.
In New York, Mr.. Muster said he
would attend the conference in an
effort to find out what this is all
about"
Mr.. Perlow asserted Mr.. Bucher
"is only expressing his personal
views. He is dissatisfied and dis
gruntled, know Mr.. Perlow said
he had been an officer of the union
since its inception and pointed out
"the great majority of the General
Executive Board members are in
cumbentS who were reelected"
Evening star., 1946-06-25
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING AND fAYR0L CLERK for
dsir1ssHisP cSfH Sis0ns MRGh aapa with q.
partment store experience preferably. ade-
AgpIy personnel once, Sth l.. doLpEN:
ALTERATIoN DEPT.. experience not nee
essary; fitters. seamstresses. machine op-
sD oes sa sA9D H
ALTERATIR6S' Al Il R,S' HAND.sEAMsrREsSs. for
Mss Russe . FRAME alsas'lcs Co. sa1:Ez fh
AnrEKaT1oN aaa & Al On WOMAN, experienced on
need apply; must Be fast worker; II perms- Grs-
ING Co. e 'tsEs Ss Appy
ARTIST for interesting heraldic work;
ssSSdIps: STE azs2iD1e isssR' issT, i35
AssfsTANT for general once work. youns
lady Of good personality and appearance,
One who is na,,t,on soOd rst class
zslsTassrs sqs sockhErHRsE aash Il familiar sS with
som: spns g1yee eaaa snq @
ysncsmen5 vance, % Air-eonditionsd Once i0f Pleas as
sn.ry WORKING h,r week
s sDDointmsna' wo. sass.: & MISS is' sME1T II
SnOrtSWAAT
dept .aaS unusual oDDOftSnsty for sdSsnss
L9WTz sp 1StS Siks Il 5st t. :. ana
msnt must have prevous xare%s
store or specially shop experience and
ability to superviss people. Apply en-;
RkGz Ft1 81 'ef II
perience preferred; excellent salary IN
s5ss!as @ss. bSSss III zsse szz
AvfATfoN aSga 4 s. niS nioSRGAN1zAr1oN, washinston
secretary: 37-hour week; small once Ma
tional Press BldE;; congenial WORKING con:
ations Can eSSsens Nstensl opportunity S for
THE sTIFfSR HoTsh expert
ks s1 iaS ias1, ana sae
siIsl5 sRS1riS1AN, aiiSH1.AN exp; excel salary and
coloraao SSMs ave. sos i4th and kennedy 'ss. sss
ssAue4A ssss cs VI 1 5, Or sunday Ra.s sjRs
BEAUTY OPERATOR, $50 per week and
air conditioned shop. congenial atmosphere,
gzIoF adSi ae6AgTS
iIssI sExSTX sE;.KAT@Sk. ;.l1 @ lss,slass slaEosne;
BEAUTY OPERATORS for new shop in
kaywood Gardens; good salary. 5-day wk.
BEAUTY. OPERATOR. colored, must be ex-
psytenced. CAL after 3. RE. 1892. -2d
commission. THE GEORGE SHOP. 1885
BEAUTY oPERATOR, With good exp; also
on SEQ dss R.y ,a 1s sSans a
Apply to 1b14 Conn. ave. ROBERT OF
rAntSr Anfrv n,rprc. -. 20
commission, to s. HUuo's SALON. SIC
BEAUTY OPERATOR. sir-conditionet
shop. S4l6 Conn. ave. NV. WO. $500
Evening star., 1946-06-25
HELP MEN 3 WoMEN.

CHEF. with tearoom experience. Able to
bake good hot breads Good salary. Live
in. Call SH. 1858 -25
COUPLE. 5000; experienced, full charge
OF summer residence, Mich; permanent;
consider two girls; also nurse. white. S125:
free to travel. some housework. 5-year- -o1d
boy; interview both positions personally
10 to IL Sunday through Wednesday.
Wardman Park Hotel, 200 e. -25
FOOD CHECKER and cashier; good salary.
meals. no sundays, exp. only. LA SALE
Du BOls. 1900 M ST.. apply manager S
FOUNTAIN HELP, experienced, s-hour day,
no SUNDAY. Apply SHOREHAM DRUG
HIGH SCHOOL soy OR GIRL for work in
greeting card shop. References. Apply
GRAY'S, 3216 14th st. NV. lat Park rd.l
needs Immediately 4
trained publicity representative for Wash
ipgton. Write Box 4O6-M. Star. 20
Statesmen, $40 to $50 day possible Of
fering an attractive, easy-to-seil sewing
so9EsaN s99k; locsl consers % @ Bex .Hy 4sl-M staI
aslicesssssH %a.arHoN1 saI,iAos Ssl IA 1885, -ss
ONCE work; experience not essential: good
earnings with unlimited opportunities;
give sef-information. Box 1851. Star.
CoLoRED COUPLE wanted, settled pre-
ferred; to live on place in country. Call
Ii. 1913 pa
Evening star., 1946-06-25
Furnlfu1e Workers
May Quit Clio Union
Al D. {. Conference
BY the Associated prsss

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-A
move to rid the CIO-United Furni-
ture Workers of America Union,
representing claimed 10000 mem
bers, of Communists and left
wingers" was underway today,
George Bucher, president of Local
81, reported.
Mr.. Bucher told a reporter that
IS locals had been invited to attend
Evening star., 1946-06-25
RESORTS,

Waterfront CottaEe. cool, clean rooms,
large porches. Good fishing and swim
mingi meals optional. Write for rates to
MRS. F. S. SUMNER, 100 Chesapeake
Bay ave, Norfolk 3, Va, Tel. 821S7.
OCEAN VIEW, VA.
COOL ATTRACTIVE ROOMS near beach.
rates $40 and SIS per week. For details and
reservations write M. E. GREGORY, 9O5
Modoc ave, Ocean View, Va. -25'
SUMMER CAMPS.
Evening star., 1946-06-25

statesmen who can sell-Approved prod
uct and service that is destined to play .
most important part in an established
fast-Erowing industry
tremendous broad waiting market has
been created that makes every merchant
live prospect Repeats. Leads
Live. one-call closers can easily earn
500 to $500 weekly. in high percentage
ing deal! natural" if there ever
Choice territories still available in Wash
lngton. Virginia. Maryland and Delaware
Phone for appointment, MR.. ED merry,
National 3Sl0. Monday or Tuesday. -25
Evening star., 1946-06-25

SEWEiR9 SvH Gs9n EaGRAvERs. sGs immeo.t. oD.n
WooDWHRb 4 IoTHRoP. S' ESQ so g ao0t; &
JJEEsWfElLER wANTED-stead, position mSy With
sSS 'a5S D; ( fiSs fq fassi e.
F st. NV. -27
saEaEn1 ss.a ssasz ss..sat gsats:
puSds Msif 5GI st.s Experienced
1-dsg og DazSOur ro1F ae.f T.
about $40 per, month to start. write.
giving age, education. experience and
Ilaak IGskicsTioN AT MAN and gas station ions st-
Rn095 sfSd
NAN. young. under 80, for personneI dept.
uate or student majorins in psychology
week. NO Saturday work; permanent posi-
sasiisstions e mss ifs5sh E1sD s'fans Rm 7os, 1s
NAN sls i4sn garns st 1iIinr nTi to start a. ~.
tom Of the ladder and learn the La laundry sS
business; it Is our since opinion that this
rspy ass @ aHass in
past experience; inclose photo If possible,
which viii be returned. starting salary
about about $50 per week. Address Box 41-R.
MAN to gas. trucks and change tires; Der
manent position, time and one-hsif over
90 hrs. Apply CERTIFIED BAKERY. s4i
NAN, utility colored. RE. Oee2. 81
MAN, colored, to work in furniture dent.
ssi,sSle ,si and s, snsTgstie; Apply Mr. Chsrles
AGE CO.. 1918 You st. NV. u
Man, young. for clerical work at front
desk. excellent opportunity. to learn hotel
employment ofnce, 27O0 Woodley. I'd. NV.
MEAT CUTTER and counterman; good
the ROYAL MEAT MARKEf.. E.? soi = No. o.l Fat. at
rick St: Alexandria, Va. -25
son. 1904 4th st. NV -26
MECHANICAL CRAFTSMAN. experienced,
to work in Rockville. I. plant. Celi
Evening star., 1946-06-25

attractive, experienced. for
exclusive Conn. ave. specially shop; air
lent salary and Commission. Telephone
sALEsGiRIs Sal seaGaniimsad ssperieneed for infants
wear. s,s 6 a0qd 4, salary: short hours. cAsoTs,
sALEsGIRLs, dry-cleanins store; excel
sss RS'
sxiEsSla1Rree7rg..nent sxf ss R e7g. work, no e21er
lumbia pike at Glebe rd:, Arlington. Il
nay nsns snS nd
E1:;ISRI fA9isf s.y week Apply
Ladies specially shop: permanent position;
ssSf sSfpEs nRwN re g. ABBY
Ask1Ns. 7s4 ss'.y h Dsasaaf ss. n~ s0rrossa
SALESLADY, cosmetics. experienced in
sfns 81 s.ssn ss
{ pAEsAER, ls1o + s., srd noor: %
known baby photographer, can earn from
s = s cs@i r. ma ssoi some e1Dessee
shop; excel; oppertunity for one with exp;
BURNE DRESS SHOP. 1927 Conn. ave.
SALEsLADY for gift shop. must be thor
oughly experienced In gift line: salary
open, Apply In person. 1913 Conn. ave,
sALEsI.ADY. handbag. experienced in sells
ing better handbags: excellent salary plus
ss%?,.s'ss ss. sssL Oh 1sRz i3s3ss
ss19 asIsawS,rS 81 STd noor om.r. s.,.., "a.
department; for this type of seiling We
prefer experienced saiesWomen. Apply per-
sonnel ONCE. 7th door. JkLLkFFS. 1914.
1920 st nv
SALESWOMEN. ready to- wear and access
sories depts Apply employment oface. 9th
door. WOODWARD D toTHRoP. $3.50 to
SALESWOMEN, Immediate opening, 6-day
week. Apply Employment Once, 4th hoor.
g. KANN SONS CO.
SALEsWOMEN-Perm work for ca
pable women on 5-day Wk. at our main
store. GARFNCKMS. r st. at 14th -26
Evening star., 1946-06-25
HELP MEN (cont.) J

AUTO BODY MAN and auto mechanic, 81
days: excellent salary, good working con-
ditlons. REDS GARAGE, "A H St ne.
ATTIC ponv MAN. ,;h.r.,
Evening star., 1946-06-25

PHARMACISTS, registered; excellent SAL
ary, 6-day week, splendid working condi-
tions, vacation with pay, permanent posi-
tion with advancement opportunities. Ap
ply to Mr.. Aldrich, employment ONCE. PEO-
Piles DRUG STORES, n ST. ne
PHOTO. GRAPHIC PRINTER darkroom
Evening star., 1946-06-25

ESTIMATOR for structural field, youp
man experienced in taking OF quantiti.
from blueprint. Apply Mr. Walter JohT
SON. BARBER g. ROSS CO., 5th and v st
Evening star., 1946-06-25

s5as III RE ois ol appy in
eIERkraSisr. fia 4 full or part time, general
MR. BAcascHMn ss s1s 15th ST. nw
ss.ssfn efssK.faxffsr, Z sns 10, young woman .xper
at once sEHRs oss5SSj oRoESGek c., e. ARi ssoi
FIJI E over no 81 sefo tsr general
1cs work; AZ 42,hr. wk.: permanent position.
ecin1Kkt:rHfIsr SCI K 4saa Permanent position, @sS
general once work, pleasant working con-
ditions. 4O-hour. .5-day week. A. F.
JoRss IRON WORKS. 1924 gath st. NV.
sss S1sy S.y ASpnAs Hsss sp1
HOTEL, employment ONCE, s7oo wosdley
GsSLERR:Yx-TYPIsT. 81 with good clerical IMS back
saaTk
M4xE 4 M W $50 3sn n nS AIS pm..
ditions, opportunity for adyancement; in
4RPy fRE Ns5Sc M|s5 kSea
cIERk.lYfisTs. ). permanent position with
stn,.s sns Of leading credit sw.lry
to Mr: Andrews at KENT JEWELERS.. 5th
eoaf eos eeoosafSASsiiso;NnahSousExEEpER-Aole, g III; os e do
light housekeeping for elderly couple, nice
country home. all modern conveniences
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR. age 1s to
%. Splendid opportunity for one am
bilious to get, ahead Good salary to
start and periodic increase 1t aualified.
Apply Mr.. W. z. Reed, NATIONAL
BISCUIT CO, 336 Randolph pl e-25
cOMPTOMETER OPERATIONS, expert
enced: 5-9ay. 40-hour week; large air.
conditioned once. Apply SAEEWAY em-
ployment once. 4th and T sts. ne -27
C0MPTOMETER OPERATOR, experienced
tion. Please write for interview, siving
statement Of your experience. age and edu-
JOB, paying about Si70 per month to start.
Box 261-K, Star -28
C6MFTO6dETER OPERATOR for large re-
tail establishment; pleasant working con-
ditions, good salary. Call MR.. CROW: Ii.
COOK, general white. experienced, for
family, Of 4 nurse kept; current vases.
asreeable WORKING conditions; cool sum
mer location. CAN WI. 6506 after pm.
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Evening star., 1946-06-25

. to relieve on Satur-
mfddle-aged woman.
RFAX HOTEL, 3l00