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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-31

Statu Maryland odbyva sve
schuze /. 1tery v mesfci We sko.
lie Aug. Herman, 2613 Ashland
Ave. rob Glover St. Vysl. preds
R. Legro, velko-preds. M. Rys
namestka B. Par1zek, tai. M
Turc, 2109 Madison St., ucet
H. Vecera, 626 N. Decker Ave-,
pokl. M. Pillar, strazkyne Eva
Hacker.
Sbor Zlata Praha {. 81, j. {.
D., odbyva schGze kazdy 2.
ctvrtek v mesici O =. bod. vecer
v budove Ceske Svob. Skoly ma
rohu Ashland a Glover ulic.
Vysl. preds. Ant. Marek, preds.
M. Rys, namestka M. Steiner,
tai. M. Pokorny, 1881 E. Madi-
son St., ucet. c.. Benesch, pokl.
A. Rys, strazkyne A. Nemec.
Sbor Baltimorske Vlastenky
{. III ]. G. D., odbyvaji sch1ze
A. 1tery v mesfci 8 hod. vecer
" Ceske Svob. Skole, Ashland
a Glover ul. Vysl. pTeds. M.
Pillar, pTeds. M. Kozak, ma
mestka A. Cesky, tai. R.Stozek,
2412 E. Monument St., 1cetnice
A. Mraz, 2422 E. Jefferson St.
pokl. F. Rfha, strazkyne A.. Ba-
Sc.
Sbor Jaromira {. % j. c. D.,
odbyvaji schulz 3. ctvrtek v
mesfci v 8. hodin vecer v Ceske
Svob. Skole, Ashland a Glover
ulic. Vysl. pfeds. A. Pavlfk,
predsedka M. Oregon, namest-
ka N. Karpenko, 1cet. M. Turc,
2109 E. Madison St., tai. H.
Vecera, 626 N. Decker Ave-,
pokl. T. Brozfk, strazkyne Eva
Hacker.
Sbor Ctilada els. Is j. {. D.,
odbyva schGze kazdou 4. stTedu
v mesici v 8 hodin vecer We sko-
lie Augustfn Herman, Ashland
a Glover I'll. Vysl. pfeds. Barb.
Mannion, pTeds. Boz. Paflzek,
nam. Veronica Pernica, tai.
Kar. Masek, 626 N. Curley St.,
Balto., (5), ucet. Marie Kraft,
TIC N. Milton Ave-, pokl. Ant.
Pokorny, strazkyne Barbora
Sevc1k.
Sbor Ceske zeny a Divky els.
10Y j. c. D., Curtis Bay odbyva
sve schGze kazde 8. pondeli v
mesfci v Sokolovne, 1927 Cher
ry St., Curtis Bay. Vysl. pTeds.
A. Krcek, rreds. R. M. Legro,
nam. j. Ocasek, tai. j. Blahut,
1431 Cherry St., 1cet. J. KIska
1926 Pennington Ave-, pokl.
J. Soustek, strazkyne F. Obrud.
Vybor majetku: A. Vlna, M.
Jif1cek.
SBORY S. P. j.
Sbor Vytrvalost &. 35 C.S.P.J.
odbyva sve schGze 1 stTedu v
mesfci v Ces. Svob. Skole, Ash
land a Glover ul. Vysl. preds.
Ant. Svoboda, preds. M. Steh-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-31
Spolek sv. Prokopa, Odbor
Mladeze Jednoty Katolicky

Delnik odbyva sve schuze tfeti
nedeli v mes1ci v l hodinu Cd
poledne v dolejsf skolnf mist
nosti. Dftky Sc pTijfmaji cd 1
mesfce do Is roku, plat Sc 25t
mesfcne. Obnos pojisteni die
start. Informace sdelf M. Hla-
vac, 905 N. Belnord Ave. Jan
Wallis dozorce, 2216 Jefferson
st.
Evening star., 1946-11-03

uHLy SullS QudIIcllHR OH Ife1. 1ne huge
tanker is docked in skinny channel that
looks altogether unnavigable. Captain
Cordes leads you aboard, chats briefly with
the captain, and sets to work. Meantime,
second pilot, Captain Mert Cleverly, real
old hand of 70. comes aboard. Quincy
Channel is complicated proposition and
requires two pilots Lines are cast off and
three tugboats turn the tanker around so
she's heading seaward. (rhis alone is a
ticklish operation - the ships 400 feet long
and the channel basin isn't very much
broader)
Captain Cleverly, standing on the bridge,
begins barking orders to the hand at the
wheel. Pilots never touch a wheel them
selves. Nobody knows why - it's just ira
dition) The engines rumble, the 25.OOO-ton
ship surges off down the twisting channel
that looks scarcely wide enough for a
motorboat
Hard left" says Captain Cleyerly to the
wheel hand. Hard left, SIR" echoes the
hand. and the tanker squirms around bend
with couple of feet to spare
A Tricky Stunt
HIM." says Captain Cleverly, gazing
at the stern. That screw was really tanning
the mud, wasn't she?" The ships master
smiles from across the bridge. Cranky
channel, Pilot" he says, which scarcely
describes it.
Half right" calls Captain Cleverly.
Dead ahead there is motor yacht that
someone has thoughtlessly - and illegally
- anchored in the channel. The big tanker
skirts the yacht by inches but it has to
crowd the fats to do so 1t looks as though
she's going to plunge bow-on into buoy
at the channels edge
Captain" Pilot Cleverly calls across
the bridge, are we going to clear that
buoy?"
The captain looks over the side specu-
latively. He calls back, '"Pears so''
Next comes hairpm turn and Cleverly
gives the hard left" order again. The ship
swings around violently The pilot looks
back and remarks that he's damn glad we
didn't shear those docks. Lucky there's no
wind"
Finally the tanker is free of the narrow
channel, and now Captain Cordes takes
over
Easy When You Know How
lo THE unframed eye, the water ahead is
maze of tiny, bobbing buoys But Captain
Cordes picks out the channel as easily as if
it were four-lane highway.
"How does pilot manage this sort of
thing in fog, or on dark night?"
Captain Cordes is thoughtful for a mo-
ment
well, look" he says, ''if you lived in
the same house for half your life, you'd be
able to get down the cellar stairs in the
dark wouldn't you?"
It's as simple as that
Which reminds me of a story" says
Captain Cordes, 50 you settle back for a
good, long tall one
Couple of years ago" he says, 1T was
a roal h1acL ,;uht ord T +ooIx , b;r f~,,;+
Evening star., 1946-11-03

I'm goin' to take this ship back to dock and
fetch you pilot who don't smoke!"
The narrator slapped his leg and laughed
silently. well" he chuckled, "the old man
didn't know whether was serious or not,
but he saw the point right away He said,
You win, Pilot and he even struck a
match for me-
Pilots OK Pirates
WHEN the Pilots aren't talking about the
ships they've handled, and how many feet
they drew, they spin tales about Boston
Harbor in the last century. Those were the
wild and woolly days of plotting There were
as many as dozen different pilot boats,
each doing business strictly for itself. When
ever a ship was sighted on the horizon, a
free-for-all race was touched off, and the
pilot boat that got there first won the fee.
If two pilots reached ships side at the
same time they'd whang away at each
other with oars. The ships crew hung over
the rail to cheer them on, and the pilot who
stayed conscious longest would take the
ship into dock and get the fee.
The pilot boats would turn every kind of
trick to confuse competitors. They'd sail
without their pilot fags in open defiance
of harbor regulations They would even
spend days rigging their sails backward,
50 that they'd appear to be sailing away
from ship when actually they were head
ing pell-mell towards it.
End Of Rivalry
BUT such hit -or-miss business was un-
profitable. None of the dozen-odd ships
made enough money to keep body and soul
together. At the turn of the century, a
number of the groups got together and
formed an association known as Boston
Pilots.
Since then the member pilots have
worked in strict rotation and divided equally
the fees - which, incidentally, are fixed by
the state.
The efficiency of the Boston Pilots is at
tested by their recent war record. They
handled countless big conveys, as we'll as
the droves of warships that sailed in and
out of the Navy Yard. 1t wasn't at all un-
usual for pilot to take on half dozen
ships in day when the going was toughest.
The final score: not one major accident It's
record for big war port
Just what does pilot do when he's tax
ing boat in or out of the harbor? Let's
take a tough case for example: Captain
Joe Cordes gets assigned to big oil tanker
that's docked down in Quincy. The
Quincy channel is one of the worst in the
harbor. Captain Cordes leaves the Pilots
shore headquarters at am on a Sunday
morning. He rides down to Quincy on a
tugboat. On the way, Captain Cordes tells
you that the oil tanker draws 81 feet, but
that he's ordered her to pump enough water
out of her hold so that she'll draw only 10
feet
Captain Cordes, by the way, is the baby
of the Boston pilots. He's 20, lean and
sandy-haired - and he's only been sailing
the harbor for IL years.
The tugboat steams into Quincy, where
Evening star., 1946-11-03

WHAT life anil all YOU its you ave. it,
stick eerauium at an be Apply, Lyman P. Powell
Evening star., 1946-11-03
THE BOAT WITH "a CAPTAINS
Continued from page five

rushes up to me wild-eyed Pilot, he yelps,
what in hell are you doin' to my ship?' Well,
just looked at him very calm, and then
said, Captain, I'll tell you what I'm doin'.
I'm goin' to take this ship back to dock and
fetch you pilot who don't smoke!'"
The narrator slapped his leg and laughed
silently. WELL" he chuckled, the old man
didn't know whether was serious or not,
but he saw the point right away He said,
You win, Pilot and he even struck a
match for me-"
Evening star., 1946-11-03

FREE SAMPLES - Please send me
samples of Gerber's Cereal Food,
Gerber's Strained Oatmeal and
Gerbers Barley Cereal. My
baby is now .--...... months old.
Evening star., 1946-05-24
PERSONAL,

DANGEROUS TREES made safe or re-
moved topping, reinforcing, dead woot
nsHa5a Ssss Gil "ltf
DREssMAKiNG AND ALTERATIONS
located above Loew's Columbia Theater
suits to order. Also restylins;, LEA
lilo F st. NV, Room 20. Telephone
FUR ffHsu!s1s !ss1TsoRAsG;Ei. repairing and restylins
senger will cali for your earment. BAsKIN
EYES; RSo9 e9r ,sG Sth snd sts nv w. Nh 5on3 ~
/ Tor r yOs nOTi y a, Reasonable rates. 500 III
SHRsEs SM Ns AVAILABLE, trained. practical oil
Resistry: never closed. At zoo.
PARENTS--Before it is too late, register
your child for summer OF wholesome
1 SH2R Es5sh bo2hE eHiHsa B9spaSss DG sss
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE CAMP. day and
eoantrg camp for ehIdren IL ss1 to L. G1sh psils
swimming, pony riding, art, music. out
door sports, picnies: tennis and pleasure
ffGl asS8Esif s. sb sbsmSos sos and
Heys 2ee H9 appoin5msnt MABELLE
SINGLE SGN W%oMES % and asfo men: ne or ave married
couples cSS os ever 30 desiT,ng to join dansini
lish, self-confidence. freedom from self
PHONE SHEPHERD 1850, ask for Miss
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home
% different poses. Sl2.50. You will treas
childs own environment. For appoint
1,n msnt Sall Ho 2 s72o; day or evening ,,s4 =
Severn, near Annapolis BOX 6.s. Annap-
SIC; SIGN M saof naef; MaeaINE SooffERA1oKs train
permanent position. Apply HECHT CO.
personnel ONCE, 2nd floor. F st. at 7th nsT
SLIP COVERS AND DRAPERIEs. profes.
sionally tailored. from your or our ma
terials; workmanship guaranteed, D1. o122
practical, avail; qualifications and exper
S1ysa RT ssryse RE 1872
work fully guaranteed Have your watch
checked free on our electro watch recorder:
aAUss JfsSnnf sns sla st. nT eDarse
ices. incl typins, manuscripts. form letters
NAN 81 woMAR sts R vhse at clean small apt
eTI drive saT ear fer settled gentleman: good sal
BET BETTER Efs fhE1 HEALTH fiir sruD,o-colds an,
chronic pains treated Trained nurse
Appointments. HO. 1921. "a
WANTED-Colored ana white foster homes
for children of all ages who must De
given care for varying periods. clothing
medical care; monthly board paid. Reply
Box 1907. Star -25
HOME for colored children. ages up TO s
months. Call Hillside 0645.
SLIP COVERS-Expertly tailored to your
furniture; using your material or we will
furnish material: 2 weeks delivery. Call
SH. 1928. MANOR UPHOLSTERY SHOP
ONE-DAY VACATION on Chesapeake Bay
$40. FEDERAL OUTINGS offers group all
expense trips to Deale, Mayo and Solomons
Island on week ends and weekdays. $40
per person, includes buses. cruisers tackle.
bait. Leave D. C.. s am. and return s pm
Fish, swim, sun bathe. Groups of Is and
80 persons solicited. Reservations limited
Call DU. 2133 between and IL am. or
Evening star., 1946-05-24
HELP DOMESTIC Cont. J

HOUSEkEEPER, in nearby Maryland, to
assist convalescent mother to care for 3Ha
even;na SGn; i've In or out week
Saturday during day or evening, WA. il57
MAID to assist With child. light laundry
and light cleaning; $50. OR. B44O, 432S
MAID, solored, experienced in. s.h.w
no nc Sundays or nightwork; $40 and car
MAIDS INV, no cooking; no nights,
and eartare. 1895 whittier St. NV, Nv.
MHaIHp:sH.w., H care of s,-year-old child;
hss4 hsslth card and reference necessary. GO.
'Si(I NGksE s; ;soored; ; to live in and care for 2
nss; other help employed ASfas En-. sSs5Guno 0s5s'
SETTLED WOMAN to live in, in Bethesda:
ri W. COOKING must like children: off
ay qd or Sun
Thursday or Friday, OIL. l;47 -o5
WOMAN. neat and reliable. white or COL
take care Of l-year-old child: must love
children. Answer in own handwriting Good
Ibaiafy bame &c Can be JeTish or GENTLE Nice
WOMAN, take complete charge of home
lor employed couple in suburban Alex
anoria; girls. aged 3 and 5; live in; sal
MTSS aTS' nI2 per Week For interview, phone
NE; MG;,i 44 between 3 I'm. and pm. "a
WOMAN. responsible person, take charge
nome and child, no cooking, live in; salary,
Nd week. Phone TIE. 0096. -o5
WOMAN for few hours once week for
cleaning staircase. 421 9Th st. NV. IL
WANT TO PLACE excellent waitress
chambermaid for first of June to middle
OF Oct. for country position; wages, SlO0
mo. NO 1852 -36
PREFER Filipino or Chinese man as
houseman- chauffeur: good home and
wages; willing to 60 to seashore near
ASbury Park this summer Telephone
DU. 3944 or apply 2l27 ST. NV -2S
Evening star., 1946-05-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

APT. MGR. years of experience, best OF
references, wants position as apt. house
BEAUTY oPERAToR, colored. recent Apex
SRsEssSs SSEssM.t;Tc HT a9s rsuoa ss .7;s5.
RbF IKE EEHs A9 H assist Ap Gass
Rsg Rs Be- local
= nenains IN or oas 'sR soa isSnf
MipDLE-AGED FRENCH LADY, exerieneed
with children. will care for them day
PEksoNNF Fl bTrIcGIIEs BHF sssr 50 es
hanGle your steno. work. typins, etc D1
for duty; free to travel Call District
PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced: pref.
sar,,aa Sc; Anacostia; 6osuH. hours to PM Gail
SECT. T.-BOOKKEEPER, formerly with mfr
Of business machines, used to meeting pub,
operation, tactfui handling Of clientele,
wants wants posi- position in medsrn clean eface;
seer sECRETARY fE sfHNoGRHPHER fHS aH desires po-
sition in physicians ofice; pleasant en-
snS M years. business nd
bitious; starting, sl75 monthly Box
TYPisT, Al. desires tipping of any kind
SMITH TIA. 1888 ewes; Ma. os4s days.
TKR1sT 1a1a T., expert; wants work at hOme RI
pert on ma"Sserp's . letters: es DSRs SR s%5a
me !phe eesa at home home Box isfJ isnes staa
WOMAN. eolored. exper.. desires work as
some typinc Atlantic 1868 -o5
Evening star., 1946-05-24
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. caIeulators cleaned
ole and adjusted Al work sMaranteed
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. repaired
quickly; reasonable, machines for sale
zssasa5ds aRa RsI'ssss eo s IS 18th B9ad one
APPLlANeks-Assoc1ArED APPLIANCE
@sentnsss mss and other Electrical aDpiisnses
ASPHALT and concrete drivewsys. walks,
steps St; sza and stone walls built or repairsd
BRICKWoRK - Anything in brickwork,
6T sF9says5s n.a on Rs band & all times repairs
d'ALBERT. INC. National 47l2. si5 10th
cAkPENTER WORK. >. general repairs;
CARPENTRY. general repair and remod-
cling; free estimates. TR. $3.50, VIM, H.
CEMENT woRK-we specialize in water,
No aHas stfs aanturs Rm
rsasonable Y prices Ho;s 3732 any time: %
The Nu.Liie process in your home Or once
WASHINGTON DuRAcLEANERs, D1. 5000,
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary process. sem
nt1na n Hn results ara work M doHe
KFE fn' HoTsE s%s Nq REPaik f9s1 SERVICE;
pansins Toons
ELECTRICIAN, colored; house-wiring re-
pairs fire alarm systems installed. light.
f1a iseiss a. sssh lie ss''a'Gs. Ef1
ELEGTR!cfAN; Veteran; installation and
ND 6yfu
ffEcrR1diAs@b f!f'5S I'll s4sf c. and Md. e. sss.nr
sssE sspr09F fR Rvzzpff zsf rfRa9s 81 o sad
aLLCTkIC wIkING nxturss extra ous.
sfs; reps,rs rn ,s6o sd house: spssaIty EEoA1
Floor sASnnNG sns G. ans a,s renishinr "a ssan by
tree estimates without oblisation. n cali Ii Il.
FEooR HSGS nissns shelasein. XXI
RSS1xs RS%%AS sSsbIS III R5 ssss sIssI
and. and waxed: old iooEs made new; Can
FLooRs ssHNbEbA and and finished. mis- sg"S EXPERT os
chf Hsr, DG GfasSnses sis
Ss1sd ars I'd aooEs IS msas ssss new; call nisht
FLOORS sANDED, refnished. cleaned and
FLOOR SERVICE, SERVICE sVe Nh. e45s g or ntss r. 1875
FLOORS SANDED AND REFINISHED by
LONG 81 STONE FLOOR SERVICE. RA
5117
pcfup and devery in aost District a0rK and 'Tfe V
cinity: work guaranteed: 4S-hr. service
STEWART PERLICH, Falls Church 1911
FURNITURE REPAIRED and refnished:
antiques restored by expert craftsmen: ali
work guaranteed. ROXIE CO., AT. 1888
FUR STORAGE, repairing and restyline.
factory methods, employed: free glazing:
storage rates as low as 50: bonded messen-
FuRS; cor. 9Th and 9 NV. MA. 5522.
nreplaces, concrete work, etc. RINALpI &
CO.. FIR. 2342. 25s
GENERAL REPAIRS. plastering, carpenter
ing, cementing, waterproofng; work guar
white mechanics; prompt service. Elk. 5199.
80
HOUSE PAINTING, inside and out; i'm
mediate service. Call UN. 1927. IA
Evening star., 1946-05-24

ployment ? applications avs specially 81 81
TEACHER. shorthand; day hours; alss
Al. u SECRETARY. $500: trade association.
national public relations see. $1,000 up
legal secretary, start $50 wk.: steno., $ %
hour. several. Need 100 new applicant:
emp. asency in D. G: e$ yrs experience
thousands placed. BoYD's, 1888 F. Ma
INSURANCE statesmen. salary open
5000 mo-, and up; statesmen. elec. ea,. I0fe
comm; all sales; stenos, 81 SO mo; clerks
t, to y Sl6O mo-; salesIady, sportswear' exp.
bags. exp. $3.50 mo. plus comm. claims
adIuster, Sl4O mo. start; hotel night clerk
$40 mo, seryice ice clerk Sl25 me PBx A
Apply MUTUAL EMPIoyMENT service
15d3 nyS 6 ST ' aw.' NA. os54
s taoE k sno
$500: countermen, exp. ST 800. calcu-
isnS En- asf gafs Gp5i f9so Ao
Wsicb Gy NC tor o3,2 s2s ST Gy RE 1903
bookkeeper-typists $500 mo-; bookkeeper-
mach. oper., r.r;, salary open; bookkeeper-
mach: op, nau' salary open: cafeseria
mo-: comptometer, operators. Sl62 mo.
circulat tion Opt clks.. 5s mo-; cashier
typist, front off, $1,000 yr.; eopywriter
nps.. mag. exp, salary open; cal. and add
mach. opers., Sl6a mo-; dictaphone opera
tors, S173 mo-; food managers, S175 mo. :.
gen: office clerks, ST. 43 mo-; hostess, age
2S-35. salary open; other steno. positions
SI50-S2OO mo-; private secretaries. S..2at
yr up; payroll clerk, S154 mo-; STOCK
record clerks, $3.50 mo-; subscription
clerks, S110 mo-: secretary-receptionist
500 mo-; secretary y-dictaphone. 81 so mo.
secretary, private of. Sls0 mo-: stenog
raphers. 100 wd. die. Sl73 mo-; stenoe
raphers, S2,100 VI. UP; special typists
$3.50 mo-; sales telephone), salary and
COM: typists (radio), $3.50 mo-. typist,
tstencil cutter). Sl53 mo-; typists tdicta-
phone,. $3.50 mo-; typist (telephonel
81 so mo. All salaries are starting salaries
as quoted to this agency by reputable con-
Germs. CLENDENING EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, INC. 923 F ST. NV, RE. 4SOS
ONCE hours, Mon through Fri, $50 am.
4:30 pm: Sat, 10 a.m.-2 pm. Watch
for our "Transitad"
Evening star., 1946-05-24
HELP DOMESTIC.

with sa's6sR a1sss ma iaa FsasFs
BUsGIRL, colored. boarding house cafe
s Sue snS St. 0nReF n~ Mrs Mrs r. S2f
sSokSHw coo iS m. to5 60 sms s5s5 family rat g
Cape Cod for summer; references required
dooR-aRW sas R% and i've sftfn IN Pieasant D@ home
refined person; local references: salary
S25 week; other help employed. Tele-
CooK-G.HW., S225; experienced and re-
liable; references REQUIRED; THURSDAY aft
ana SUNDAY of i aias Il family live
CoUPIE. colored, to 60 away for summer
to beach. June l.; good salary starting
from May ID fine ylRs cenSti0nS AD
COUPLE, colored, cook and houseman-
gardener: permanent positions Pleasant
DEPENDABLE and inatelligent, girl to clean,
and Hfn Hs qS home smy During month IN es
June only; live in; $50 weekly. Call WI.
G.H.w.; live in: pleasant working cond (;
regular increases Cali ia 1901 -26
CIV white; excel: quarters, use Of rec,
tions; experienced with children: no laun-
dry; local references; 500 per month
1000 Military I'd. NV, OR. 1885 -26
G.H.W., help with . children. no cooking;
4X llEe in sssg Or stay some nights $3.50 week
G.H.W' And cooK-suburban Md home,
. adults. l child, good salary; live in
Gall after wI Pm pSss or all day Saturday and
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, experienced.
neat, reliable. Several days a week 2
in family. Bethesda. WI 5433
GIRL, settled. to go to New York: only
one interested in permanent position need
apply; refs; no cooking. Giebe O36s-25
days: half day, SATURDAY hrs. io-7: plain
at door; SIS per week. WI a57l. 5o0a
Conn. ave. Chevy Chase, Md. -25
GIRL, part time. Mon. Tues, Wed and
Fri. morning and Thursday afternoon,
no Saturdays or Sundays: good laundress
and tgeneral houseworker. GE. O140.
GIRL. for g.h.w., . MORNINGS a week in
Parkfairfax: 65c hour. TIE. $500 after
HoUSEKEEPER, white. ehw., good plain
cook, interested only in. some one seeking
nice permanent home, with small gentile
family. Lovely room and bath. Refer
ences REQUIRED Wo 97s1 -s5
HOUSEKEEPER, white. young widower. 9
children, attractive broom brick bunsa-
low; convenient transportation; $60-S70.
ST. 9377s
Evening star., 1946-05-24
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started. kept
erences ens1 e,mo m mRslanSsd 1S tax returns city ref
services. ali records naneai sky sate%ents mon1ny
AGO SS1tsRf 6dsms g e. e.
aeerr, graduate, experienced veteran. ca
1rde,2ITakmg es5e ot laking tYII ehaTEe. Wo 1905
: years college. Write Box 1851, Star
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT de-
PGBEc HGtt AdcouNT2NfS 5S5 NIX STAB pres
emily ao employed by an out; ;oftown public
- years experience IN accounting, auditing
Repy TAX * TSrS Box for az types of
DRIVER, experienced colored. age 30.
EIESHRGisN MIaEylaRd; Sssks position AD 5556 q.
M steady employment; 81 80 per hr: own car.
s 5tSm M saas tss
work, research, supervisory and manage
ment experience, general writing expert
enee enc 'shostnE; booklets corrsspondence
versatile; dependable, productive Good
RPsrSona1y Raye snd n 5oa High 10
children; veteran Interested lob of frst
Importance. income secondary until worth
Z ExPfkiENcRS PTPEff RHS JANiTok Anil staE Want,
lob; can furnish references. AID 661S
rs! fsxFrE1ESGEg 1 selosss man wishes to do
iuSioR R0'1 AccoGSraNrs roGps AZ s4T position with
CPA on part time, basis is desired by vet
efsn eisd attendlns sehool, 20 years old mar
lege, aIa yrs experience as booKkeeper
for auto concern Ma. I45s, Q to 3. 81:
Mha eoioped me no children exp desires
Di: Sasl. Ext. 7oe, % 1.5 pm. "''" 0uessi Ma5 .
MAN, young, able, with excellent back
ground. desires position with. well-estab-
llShed hrm. years president and manager
OF trust and genei al agents firm; legal. ad-
ministrative. personnel and financial expe-
5aysed prevs Dea in EGDs snd s
NE RSf sS desires work
oe or %Rah Veny OF viii DC det.ns ayo
or design; have car. Box 1l6-G. star.
AINTER-DECoRAToR. expert workman
ship, especially in blending of colors to
suit your decorative scheme. Call MR..
REIsMAN evenings after 8. NO. s74z;
RETIRED CIRCUS CLOWN, 1s times
around the world, wishes employment as
guard; ensertainer; reteTencs Ix sNss
good sales background Interested in a
bona fide sales position; prefer outside
Werke5; Boy 4sa-H. Star. "a: 'a
VETERAN, just out of service: eleven years
lsh HYDE. EX. 61a5. 24s
VETERAN, colored, desires part time work
evenings. Cali Decatur 314a. "a
VETERAN. 30. single. D. c. native. 7 yrs
banking experience LII. B. degree desires
position with a trust CO., law or real estate
pa
VETERAN wants hospital work as at
tendant. Phone Woodley 21Ss. 25'
VETERAN, colored, desires porter or
Kitchen work, pm. to IL pm. MI.
VETERAN, colored. of eight years military
service in U. S. C. G. as steward. wishes
Job as cook in small tearoom or club. Ii
206S after pm.
20 YEARS all phases of construction, real
estate MANAGEMENT, like to connect pro-
greSSiVe firm. Box l0S-J. Star 2Re