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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-29
(Naddl jeuo,sje)

E
Podrobna razclemba krivds oh
tokencev na podlagi podatkov
raxprave. ixpovsM prie in ~
dokaxanega gradiva
v drugem delu svojega obsir-
mega govora, XII mu je VISA dvo-
rama sledila najvecjo poEor-
nostjo in zanimanjem, je javni
tozilec major Stante podrobno
razclenil krivdo vsakega posa-
meznega obtozenca ma podlagi
podatkov razprave, izpovedi
pric in dokazanega gradiva. De-
jail je med drugin:
Dr.. Janko Kostl
''Dr. Kostl pravi sicer, da nj
bill clan nobene legije ter torej
ne more priti v postev kot idejni
pobudnik.. Vendar pa to ne od-
govarja dejstvom. IL njegovega
lastnega priznanja sledi, da se
je udejstvoval s svojo politicno
skupino v napredni delovni
skupnosti, XII je izdajala ''Zarjo
syobode,' torej ,vrsila najmoc-
nejso propaganda proti osvobo-
>dilni borbi v vsem pocetku ter
tako ustvarjala razpolozenje "a
hajlovicevski pokret. Ia ,po-
kret Sc je izrazal v tako zvani
'redni jugoslovanski vojski,' XII
Sc je rekrutirala prav il zadev-
nih treh legij. Idejna pobuda,
katere je kriv dr.. Kostl in ostali
s svojim sodelovanjem v ma
predni delovni skupnosti in kas-
neje v Slovenski zvezi, je tedaj
popolnoma 5asno dokazano.
DR.. Branko Vreon
'Isto in Sc v vecji meri velja
"a DIR. Vrcona, Verbica Dusana
in ostalih clanov Sokolske legi-
je, med mimi dr.. Herica, inze-
nirja Sancina in ostalih sledi,, da
je bivsa OJNS prav tako kot
JNS tvorila idejno zaledje So
kolske legije in sicer tako, da je
svojim clanom zaukazala pri-
stop v sokolsko legijo. zlasti
znacilno je delovanje dr.. Vrco-
ma, XII je ko spreten publicist
ustvarjal razpolozenje "a Sokol-
sko legijo S svojimi clanki v
'Zarji svobode' in XII je torej
eden temeljnih idesnih pobud-
nikov izdajstva. :
"Dr. Vrcon Sc je politicno zla-
sti udejstvoval ma Primorskem
in sicer v zadnjem casu okupa-
cije. Soudelezen je torej pri zlo-
einskem poskusu reakcije, da IL
trga il celote Jugoslavije vsaj
oni del slovenske zemlje, katere-
ga je Osvobodilna fronta ze cd
vsega pocetka IL narodnostnih
ozirov terjala "a sebe. In v tako
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-29

Prsskrbits potrebno nego
slsvenslri nladini Y BlovsaijA
Prispsvajts = o4fozlEo bolnico
y SlossnijA v nrA6ln Enako-
pravnosti'' lahko oddasss vas
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-29

StvGres pdtrj0tizem! Deja-
MA, ne besed! PrispeDdjte "a
0tsDsko bolnico . SJopeniji.
Evening star., 1946-04-19
Kimbro Threat Case
Proceedings Held Up

Proceedings in the case of James
Kimbro, SO, colored, president of the
Building Service Employs Local 81
(AFL), charged with threats against
his estranged wife, were suspended
for 80 days by Municipal Court
Judge Thomas D. Quinn yesterday
on condition that Kimbro stay away
from his wife during that time.
Mrs. Mary Lee Kimbro, 81, of the
$500 block of Hayes street NE. tes-
titled at the trial on April IL that
she plunged through a plate glass
door of the union office, 1l48 Sew
enth street NV, on April in her
fright when Kimbro came in after
being released on bond following
his arrest for allegedly drawing a
gun on her a day earlier.
Kimbro said he went to the Office
where his wife is employed as secre-
tary-treasurer. merely to get a
check book and some papers and
did not intend to harm her.
Kimbro's attorney said, although
the door had been locked against
him, Kimbro had received no official
notice he had been deposed as presi-
dent of the local.
Evening star., 1946-04-19
President of LichfieId Court
DISQUALIFIED at Own Request

Moore intervened and closed the
court. AS the hearing resumed, Maj.
Gaguine tried three times to address
the court. but each time was stopped
by Col. Moore, who finally ordered a
recess and left the room.
Returning after nearly an hour,
he directed another recess until af-
ternoon, without explaining the ma
ture of the controversy between him
and Maj. Gaguine.
Earlier, Jones counsel had chal-
lenged Col. Moore to show cause why
his abrupt ordering of the recess did
not indicate bias" toward the de-
fendant Other members of the
court refused to sustain the chal-
lenge.
Evening star., 1946-04-19
U.S., Britain Reported
Given Spain S Charge
Against Russians
By the A.soeioisd Press

MADRID, April 19.-Well-informed
sources said yesterday that Spain
had given the United States and
Britain details about her charges
that the Russians were supplying
weapons to Communist organiza-
tions along the Spanish-French bor-
der.
"a Madrid broadcast last night
declared Russia was provoking
United Nations action against
Generalissimo Francisco Franco
as guise for attacks whose
aim is not Spain but first Great
Britain and then the United
States" 1t called for an inves-
tigation by "all honest men in
the world" of the charges brought
before the Security Council by
Polapd)
Foreign Minister Martin Artaje
yesterday called in the American
charge d'affaires, Philip w. Bonsal
and British Ambassador Sir Victor
Mallet to amplify a Spanish note
of March 20 which, these sources
said, concerned Communist activi.
ties at the border.
Evening star., 1946-04-19
by the ksseciofed Press

LONDON, April 19.-Col. Buhl
Moore of Savannah, Ga, was dis
qualified today as president of the
American court-martial hearing
charges that military prisoners
were mistreated at the Lichfield de-
tention camp.
The six other members of the
panel voted that Col. Moore be dis
qualified after the colonel himself
had asked that his fitness be chal-
lenged-by the prosecution, the
defense, or both-for cause.
The cause, in his own words, was
that he had concluded neither the
defendant nor the government can
get full justice" from the court las
it is now constituted" He said there
was friction between himself and
Maj. Benito Gaguine, the law men,
ber of the court.
S/Sergt. James M. Jones of Musko-
gee, Okla, is the defendant on trial.
He is of 10 enlisted guards and 8
officers who have been accused of
mistreating or coaspiring to mis-
treat American soldiers imprisoned
at Lichfield.
Col. Moore said that his request
to be challenged had nothing to do
with any evidence given or any &C
ton taken by the defense, but was
result of friction between himself
and Maj. Gaguine.
This statement was brought out by
questioning of Maj. Leland Smith
the trial judge advocate, who SUBJ
sequently made the challenge, and
by Lit Frank Johnstone of defense
counsel.
Col. Moore said he questioned in
his own mind the ability, adequacy
and competency of the law member. u
The six other members of the
court-four majors and two cap
tains-voted to disqualify Col. Moore
after three minutes deliberation
The colonel left Immediately and
the trial of Jones was continued
before the six.
A three-way tiff involving Col
Moore, Maj. Gaguine and defense
counsel had preceded disqualified
ton of the colonel.
The dispute, which resulted in a
recess before any testimony was
given, arose when 1t. Johnstone
objected to remarks directed by
Col. Moore at today's first witness,
1t. Leonard Ennis of Peekskill,
N. Y, former Lichfield officer.
When Maj. Gaguine attempt
ed to speak to the witness, Col.
Evening star., 1946-04-19
Washington Produce
From the DEPARTMENT of Agriculture

From the Department Of Agriculture.
Prises Paid fe5 Washinst9n; Hnvssnt into
consumer channels continues good. Near
byireceipts moderate and closely cleared
rses eaeved pad 5 or eFsps Stations srase ae
lsrse 'Sssi &-3s. e averase 's sa: medium m dfaat
e. srsde 81 5os ssaas aSsfaFs g. s5
dium. 32. few SO; current receipts, 3O-31
LIVE POULTRY--Market steady. Re
f1ss hSn aea aect hoe psd whn H
price-control regulations. but do not covei
ether ether poultry sold on the market fol
DREssEDD poULTRY tice,paeked1 stk -
Market steady. Receipts moderate, bu,t
fRpes Sses shoWh y rsss %pe those Sr m pad Whl
existing price-control regulations, but dt
not not cover Oyer; other poultry sold on the marke
Broilers fryers and roasters, all sizes, 40
Fruits and Vegetables.
Sales to 8 am. on this mornings whole
sale ma market tip IL less than carlot quantities
ina, III supplies Tl,t;,r very light insufcen
500: JumSos' 7.ooe7,5G6i; st extra Select select
ee9Ss5o sss5 ps ssIsst, sI, mostly around 600
hampers: Black valentines. 4.5o-5 90
mostly sos 49, ssnaFy Pentas snsy aaa 75s eana
Tendergreens, poor to ordinary quality
.2.75-3.25.
CABBAGE-Narket firm to stronger
Supplies light. Florida, 50-pound sacks
domestic round type, generally good DUAL
tsir ,ty :o7Sii,on s353S5 mostly 9 800; ordinary
CARROTS-Market about steady t
slightly weaker. Arizona and California
L. A. crates, 6-doZen, 450-5.0O; mostl
4 1875. .O0; few. high as $50; fair condi
tion. 400; California. o5O-pound sacks
topped, washed, 2.75-2.S5.
LIFLOWER-Market steady. Cali
fornia, pony crates, 12s and larger, 800
325: mostly 3.25: few. $50.
CELERY-Market steady. Florida, 16
inch, wirebound crates, trimmed tops
Golden Heart, 3-4 dozen. o3;0o-3.b0: 81
dition, 800; i0-dozen, mostly aroun,
800: Xxs. 2.5O-3 90: mostly 2.50-2.75. :.
LETTUCE-Western stock-Market dull
Los Angeles crates. Iceberg type, 4-5 dozen
Arizona, few California, 4.50-5 90, mostl!
Evening star., 1946-04-19

4;5o. few higher; fair condition. 400: or
holdoyers. Eastern lettuce crates. Icebera
type; 2h dozen. wide range in quality and
condition. few generally good condition,
hampers. Romaine, $50; crates, 2 dozen
I.75; Florida. Eastern crates. iceberg type,
oNfok5MMsrket eSftoi IN steady. Texas, so
pound sacks. IBsabosas and yellow Ber-
%aIlnimama' : s,ss-4 @ ;6S: whites, ss,,GH6-s.a4;
PEAs-Market dull and slightly weaker;
California. bushel baskets, generally good
quality, mostly 800. few higher; South
PEPPERS = Market steady. Florida.
b@ushel push baskets. California Wonders; 800
small size. 4 4OO-4 80; World Beaters, most
ly around 500. few best high as 800; fair
quality, 400: small. $50.
Potato Prices Steady
>, PoTAToEs-.old stock-Market steady
pound sacks, 5.5o.%4 700 90, mostly s 3.75; 80 So
p0Hnd s. snsk sacks ss5 l;5-2o9 mostly around
fo6pound 5Ds s. SACKS, s5.4 sase g. ano mostly $50
Minnesota, Cobblers, .. s. Commercial,
ko SoShd sse sseks g. SS sr9 g. D
Market STEADY. " Florida. so pound M SACKS
sias ssS g. and I ssW sfze = l. s few
Size a. ss5"5.5d. osdo mostly 5sss ssG.S few " 800
on packed ocaS Sa!y Fsxas sonS 81
pound sacks. Bliss Triumphs, U. s. J.
RADIsHES--Market about steady South
generally good quality. % zoo: h fair auaiits iHs
North Carolina, bushel baskets. sos. mostis
:, sPINAcH-supplies light. market slight.
ly stronger; bushel baskets, Savoy type
Norfolk section of Virginia, good quality
donS;li55: 25,l 90: mostly n1 l25; ordinary to fai
tion' few l.15-l.25; Pennsylvania. 1.25
sTRAWBERRIEs--M about steady
North carolina, 24-auart crates: yariou
high as, 200, Louisiana, 24-pint crates
standard and display followers, S.O0-S. 80
Florida. holdovers, 36-pint crates. variou
varieties, some poor condition, 1915 pc
pint.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Market steady
bushels. Louisiana, crates, Puerto Ricans
Y: s; No; l, 4.33.45s; few 4.25; Nortl
Halls, U; s; No !. mostly, 400; few 4.25
ungraded, 3.00-3.75: mostly around $50
MARYLAND, baskets, Nancy Halls and Puert
mostly 400. 0'
ToMATOES-Market slightly weaker
repacks supplying the market; 10-poun,
cartons, As, good quality. 2;75-2s5; fey
high as 800; fair quality. 2.25-2. so; ordi
2.75; mostly around $50; fair quality
2.25; ordinary quality. low as $50; poorer
lower; lugs, 6.00-7 so; few higher, accord
ing to quality and condition.
GREENS-Market steady; supplies rath
er light: bushel basket, Norfolk section o
Virginia, rape and turnip tops. / 90 ! . 5
kale. 1885; low as so.
GRAPEFRUIT-.l2 2s-bushel crates. Flor
ida Marsh seedless, 3.75-4.l3, mostl
3.00-3.50; Indian River, Gas and larger
1884 81: sos, 4.00-4.25; few higher, 96s
Evening star., 1946-04-19
Soviet Radio Demands
u. N. Action on Spoin

LONDON. April 10 (P.-The Mos
COW radio, insisting on United Ma
tions Security Council action against
Spain, asserted today the Franco
regime lis poisoning the whole po-
litical atmosphere of postwar Eu-
rope"
German engineers in Spain are
going on with their rocket and
atomic energy experiments, getting
weapons ready for war of retalia-
tion," DR.. Lemin, one of Moscow's
ace commentators, said. Tens OF
thousands of Nazi war criminals
have fed to cover in Spain. Ger
man monopoly capital has infil-
trated into every branch of Span
iSh economic life"
Evening star., 1946-04-19
FuirIinqton Girl Honored

Miss Ellen M. Hovde, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. B. ]. Hovde, 4814 South
Thirtieth street, darlington, has been
named to the honor roll at the
Carnegie Institute of Technology,
Pittsburgh, according to word re-
ceived here today. She is a junior
in the department of drama, College
of Fine Arts.
Evening star., 1946-04-19
Schools Bor Song Books
'0ffensive' to Negroes
By The Assoeiated Press

ST. LOUIS, April 19.-The Board
of Education has decided not to
purchase 1000 song books from a
Boston publishing company because
Negroes in the city school system
have protested that some of the
Evening star., 1946-04-19
Shidehara Refuses
To Quit as Premier
BY the Associated Press


TOKYO, April 19.-Premier Shi-
dehara fatty refused today to ac-
cede to demands of four political
parties that he resign.
He gave his answer only a few
hours after Welfare Minister Titoshi
Ashida turned in his portfolio in
support of the Liberal party's move
to GUST the Shidehara government.
Ashida Is liberal.
The Liberal party demand for the
cabinets resignation was supported
by the Social Democrats, and two
minor parties, the Cooperative and
Communist. Although the Liberals
led in the number of seats won with
139, no party obtained a majority
of the 466-seat Diet at the recent
election.
Shidehara said he would increase
his efforts to form a coalition sgov-
ernpaent, for the May Diet session.
Evening star., 1946-04-19

songs and an illustration are "offen-
sive."
Superintendent Of Instruction
Philip J. Hickey said letter of pro-
test came from a Negro who is q
director OF elementary education.
Among the songs to which OBJ
lection was raised were, "Shortnin'
Bread" "Old Aunt Jemima," "Oh
Susanna" and Ring Ring Do
Banjo"
Evening star., 1946-04-19
Building and Loan League :
Assets Total S263,469, 1887

Combined assets of the q building
and loan associations composing the
District Building and Loan League
totaled $263, ,469 1897 on March 81, an
all-time high mark and 19 per
cent increase in the last - months,
F. Wilson Camp, league secretary,
announced today.
Mortgage loans scored a $4,000
900 rise, during the same period,
while investments in United States
securities rose $1O,000,000. Share
money deposited by patrons set an
other record with an advance of
SIG, 100000 to total $226, ,020, 900.
:, Advances for the purchase of
homes, for construction and for
other loans during March totaled
s7,585 900, being 100000 greater
than mortgage activity in March
year ago. Patrons now total 191 ,539,
Mr.. Camp said,
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HELP MEN.

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HELP DOMESTIC,

Asss rbt cARE df. eha S sons cock
cHHMBERMasDs Eva, WAITRESS. colore d2e ex-
reoured SUMNER sfd In ae ooun r4esi
June to October; salary, $500. NO. 6446.
Go S f Sor b1aF s1Rs house. els 18th
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for summer: personal references required;
wages, S25 wk. Apply 2112 Bancroft
COOK AND G:Hw. permanent for tight
party: Congenial family. Of 4: live in or
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room. private bath employed mother;
other help employed. Average 5h-day
n n or any time Sat. and Sun, Oliver
COOK, GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, expe-
nights, other help employed; apt. coilver.
EMILY EI q lioeeated: must have city reference.
COUPLE, Bethesda area; pleasant living
quarters. For details telephone Wisconsin
COUPLE. white. colored or Oriental, for
small country place, can bring children.
Call after six, RE. 0440. A c. FROST.
COUPLE. colored; $3.50 per month; family
wife as cook and some f1rst-foor work; no
laundry; live in or out. References re.
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man must help around house mornings,
drive car, care for grounds, small garden;
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nished to. polite, honest, couple who want
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couple; references. WI. s796, Bethesda.
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.

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operators, IBM machines; salaries. $i9I
arm; 40.hr we pSsl' Chance
fer advancement. Apply Room 602. liOI
work on national accounts by long -estab.
lished. soundly financed washington
hSsnsy serving ss the highest type Of
be imaginative, creative and have skill and
experience n, In Layout, and finished work.
x who be sse Ss
agency age, which offers them On outlet Tor
to work with others while setting Things
requirements. Write in confidence. giving
CON das history Tory In order to save time.
Bo a hi seef CLERK for laundry yl EXP.
preferred, good starting salary. Apply
iae lisR to h fssS IA
s. s,t es71 s9o PCS:
III sSs nF oss re- comm
work: applicants with tyDing experience
ggeos5ssunities Tor advancement Box i IaseGe
CoLoRED, OR WHITE COUPLE. woman
for &c. general housework. man for light work
Loadoun 0e county sRls 70 va k f @iiss
from from D. G. good wages. house and priv
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$50 Evening Star Bldg. o am. to pm.
COUPLE. highly experienced. cook. house
4 4a52 SGkIenbrSok I'd, Spring. valley rs
IT. an s5m sfSo mos RSsl'' SIas small Tm
dpnFess aa to start CHILDREN and
GSoEI sss svd rh:P sas' nsss
CoIPs Park n5k;;. Tower 5s7s; lie
work on farm and in 'q garden. % .oma 70
Bow Bow sS0 0u WEE sfs1' no more THAN one child.
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Real RsTAf fR1 xSGls aisr excellent o.
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SODA DISPENSERS. full-tim. and part
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SxS1KS e. eau ps tunsim. lsnl-
do simple maintenance; woman for g.h.w.
WINE Bo apt SosP aH a.s only state salary
man as houseman- oh auffeur must be able
TO- serve at table: wife as cook and frst-
ions must be able hh &c ro yi ~ Nc
England June L. thoroughly experienced
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salary ncysc s1s5 per mo- plus meals. Apps
sEfkk ryR1sE; refined under 30
conn no snf N 81 P $3.50 Sday week $50
sSDs lien IA E sS'5 8 CURRY. SO l7sf
51F fasr sssHPs
eG 2f Pr st. 5ds NE v eco pleassn
Tor sGH5d s yoans dg
6 eHEHk G9 IS 75h s. TnA CO. nc
day week; salary. $40 weekly; pleasan
es m RSs'9 9o
CLERK TYPIsT-Excellent opportunity ir
large Arlington, virginia, insurance, office
d Xt9iSR Si! fxrrs1s. permanent pe:i,isss
BENEFITS aysilasls. ABBY H AN cit.Si
s AZ Ss :sss y s .se i
asr R ST. a 49, ER teS 1al! S
take, full charge house; private room. bath
erenceS. BOX 2U3-H, Star.
store or speciality store experience Tor ad
vertilss lg COPY writing; In large dept, store
pleasant working conditions. submit
6EpT sTokE Prone Ma $500
CORSET AND BRAssIERE saleswomen:' W
will train, you for these positions; 5-da!
s So5k Tssk Apply ONCE I'll
at c'e cakRR ssEt p tsR2f
as s5s and & asss A1nFsGn
Sunday; salary, 81 per hour. For ri further sui
information, call Mr.. Carrier, CHI. 1859
9 week; no Sundays; meals and uniforms
SRRlF As Isl sSs ny young lady. Knox
edge Of tipping; good salary to intelligent
yilling gerson desiring such work. Box
BEAGTiciAN. hair stylis. and manicarlst
bININsG ROOM ASSISTANT 4. f not over fo Is
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DKEssMAKER WANTED by dress design Hs
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sponsible secretarial capacity to high ex
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Tor responsible person. Box 5000, Star
-19
FILE CLERK-High school graduate pre-.
ferred: permanent position with oppor.
AETNA CASUALTY T. Surety, al
Investment Building. See Mr.. Haag. 81
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SALESMEN-We have openings for two
men only, aged 24,32, who are interested
earn SIS week. II you are selected, we
gil give you a complete sales program.
week Car desirable State Qualifications
and background. Write Box 2O2-G, Star.
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SALESMAN-Book trade, sideline of dog
ano AGRICULTURAL books. both American and
English imported. We publish IL titles.
straight comm. shipped orders. IA 1921
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SAL experienced, to represent
Write for appointment. BOX s ss3-H I'i Star.
sALEsGIRLs AND OFFICE HELP. full IL or
part part time good starting salary; no en-
% Rs5asnss co 455 AP PstS s the
sxesI; salary and future. s-day week,
kffMAM i32s &c oe ST. 1874 eapeEsaee
Week s3'ffRs Miast 6p aHe futcyoe go
sAIEsLADY, experienced boys clothing dH
position IivfNesToNs sossos
ssxIEsIADY. CAPABLE of selling b better
s3Ms LIES c0p Hpp hss ox now 5sinr
H nken FIR The Md neE PETIT Dept store il
EsLADEs for SoG neW sai fa5
r. shop i; good hrs. and excel. salary. APP
RsFsSp esc1s s NV Xomen
ARPS g E Tr TRxScE EynE fu! details
ssA g. ! Mas. We work on = s.
gay aay,v week Tor women interested in selling.
SuEGH BRO. 18th. Sth and E SITS. NV
SALESWOMEN for women's better dress
department.: for this type of selling we
prefer experienced saleswomen. Apply per-
sonnel ONCE 9TH floor. JELLEFFS. 1914.
sALESWOMEN, immediate openings. Ap-
Ply p Wv engagement p9yn 9fice, 9Th floor, e:3Os
SALESWOMEN in women's specially store;
experience preferred but not essential; per-
manent position; good salary; liberal en-
surance: Opportunity for advancement.
Apply BROOKS, INC, 11O9 G St. NV,
Nj; Moorehsad,. 9th floor. 80
SEAMSTRESS fol. simple sewing labels on
garments and telling; full or part time,
AA REgM s as on Tss NJ sshosnbeTg, FRED
SEAMSTRESSES- working condi-
tons, good hours, good pay. Apply STAND
ARD LINEN SERVICE, 1869 Fort Myer dr.,
Arlington, Va. 30