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The Valley settler., 1946-07-25
SAFE at HOME

For rnn--it's his costlo, for child-- it's his haven, and for all ofus our homo is q nice place in 'uhi ch to be. Yct only last year, in l945, over 5000, GOO people who folt exactly es VIC do about tho homo Uero killed or disabled from accidents occurring there.
 Inst tutae and Family Life Councils bora- bard us with pamphlets on hoE to got moro out of homo and family life, yet it was uhilo people were supposedly safe ot home on toying homo and family lifo that thoso accidents occurred in l945.
 The young runabout bosioged ri tn curio sity reaches for c hond1o and pours scalding Votor ovor himself. Bobby, ogod ton, ,puts his roller skates on tho stairs. It's only for minute. He' Il put thom upstairs uhon stairs, meanwhile, and trips over thon. t'is dry-cloons her clothes It homo. It's cheaper that Uoy. Sho' I'll rest Q moront and have a cigarette. Sis will novor nood to clean clothes again.
 hTcrrib1o occidonts!" you say. Yos, and '2hind everyone of thon somebody's core- .ossnoss. All of us hnvo friends or nc igh Iors di sab1od or disfi gurod by homo rccidont. Nov is tho tiro to check on our own homo and housekeeping habits to soo if GIT house is really safe place to live.
 From tho Department of Health Service.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-10
GORMANIA

Miss PHILIPPINE Del Signore re
turned Monday from Cumberland,
where she spent few days with her
sister Miss Mary Del Signore
Cecil c. Simmons, sc c USN, is
home on a thirty-day furlough at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Olin Simmons.
Mr., and Mrs. Paul Bachtel and
family, visited Mrs. Bachtel's mother
Mrs. A. f. Grow at Thomas, W. Va.
Sunday evening
AuUuCtipe Dol SiUnora E'AT = o
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-10

ty her father. Her only attendent was
her sister, Beatrice Groves, while her
brother, Lauren, acted as best man.
The bride wore a blue velvet street
length dress with white accessories
and corsage of red rosebuds. The
maid Of honor wore 4 rose crepe dress
with white accessories and a corsage
~ white carnations. The bride and
her parents are former residents Of
Decl Park.
Shipley Compton - Mrs Thomas
Compton. of Oakland, has announced
the marriage of her daughter, Mary
Christine, to Reed Shipley, son of
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Shipley Mt. Lake
Park
The ceremony was performed Sun
day, January 6, at noon, in the Metho-
dist parsonage, Oakland, by Dr. Den
yer C. Pickens, pastor.
The bride was attired in a grey
suit with black accessories and wore
corsage OF rose buds and baby's
breath
Following the ceremony the couple
left on brief wedding trip. The
bride is employed in the j. W. Jackson
company store in Oakland, while the
groom is with the B. and 0. Railroad
company.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Jones were
weekend visitors in Columbus, Ohio.
They were accompanied there by Miss
Audrey Jones who resumed her stud
les at Ohio Wesleyan university, Della
ware, o., after spending the Christ
mas holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs f. r. Jones.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-10

Tuesday with dinner and all-day
quilting at her home on the State
Road
Caleb Winslow, Baltimore, owner of
the Thousand Acres tract on Deep
Creek lake, was in Oakland yesterday
on business.
John II. Carter, county agent, is
attending the state meeting Of the
Farm Bureau association in Baltimore
this week.
Mrs. J. G. Robinson, who came to
Oakland last week following the death
Of her brother, Dr. NJ c. limbaugh,
is remaining here until Sunday when
she viii 90 to Failmont, w Va. to
visit her sister for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. MarJen Wilson and
family Of Parkersburg w. Va, will
be guests Of Dr. and Mrs. Denver G.
Pickens over the week Mr. Wilson
will be guest soloist at the Methodist
church during the Sunday morning
worship service, singing a selection
for the otfertory
A general meeting of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service of the
,.,o,1 NT,4lool;.+ .L,,..l, ,,.;U l., l,ll
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-10

White Mitchell-Announccment has
been made Of the marriage Of Miss
Martha Bishoff Mitchell, of Oakland,
to Clarence White, of La Plata, Md,
The wedding took place on Christ
mas evening, December 25, at 9
o'clock in the Methodist parsonage,
Oakland with Dr. Denver c. Pickens,
minister, officiating
The only attendant was Miss Bar
bara Smith, of Oakland,
The bride has been a telephone
operator at La Plata for the past two
years and previous to that held a
similar position in Oakland. She is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Paul
f. Mitchell, State road, north of Oak
land MI White is employed by the
Mudd Motor company Of La Plata.
The couple will live near La Plata
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-10

USN. recently discharged, is at the
home Of his mother, Mrs. Agnes Del
S!guore.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-10

Frye Groves AT a ceremony per-
formed in the First Baptist church,
Monongahcla, Pa, in the presence Of
a group Of relatives and close friends,
Miss Martha Groves, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Groves, Of Eighty
four, Pa, became the bride Of David
D. Frye, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Bert
Frye, Of MonongaheIa, on New Years
Day The service was read by the
pastor, Rev, Call X Boyer, at 1880
p. m.
Mrs Horace Leaver, organist,
played a Love You Truly" preccd-
ing the wedding.
The bride was given in marriage
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-01-10

Following the supper, the couple
left for a short honeymoon trip.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-18
WHAT DO We WANT?

The destroy representative government IN tnls
economic fortunes Even now
the American form being distorted in effort
Initiation the people from possible economic
hardhps resulting from the and excessive government
borrowing.
The truth way to avoid postwar up
heava will continue undergo change people
strong will live through the hardship of this change and
necessary scratch economically speaking However
of trying soften the blow OF what we
pleased call initiation by sacrificing institutions OF govern
and the ruthless political
oppression past ages and there will be opportunity to
build anew of the individual inherent In the
political is the foundation of civilization
Nothing permitted weaken this structure That is why
the of OPA much
deeper than question of prices OPA is form OF government
1t by decree spread through every strata OF american
land The question the only
oueston- do the people this kind of government?
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-18
The Sunburst
Badger SuYs

The average mans life is now
divided between worry over two
tubes-radio and inner.
Some girls like man who loves
EN- and leaves 'em. Provided he
leaves EN- enough.
She: Thanks for the hug"
He: "Oh, the pressure was all
mine"
Too much money makes man
unhappy . that is, unless he has
il himself
May: Il take it that Joe likes you
for your mind"
Fay: mo. He likes me for what
l don't mind"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-18
kevin-SunI)glrst

caused many operators TO give seri-
GUS thought to following his ex-
ample.
Disappointment of the week was
Consolidated Gas Company's No.
State, little more than half q mile
west of this concerns discovery
well that opened new high-gravity
oil pool on the western edge of the
field. This well checked even higher
than had been expected (abouf 8
or 9 feet) and got high-gravity oil
in the top of the lime, but drilled
into a hard block of limestone. vir-
tually without porosity. The show
ing was shot and then acidized and
was plugged and abandoned when
treatment failed to help.
Handbook Coolidge got the best
well of the week In this field. his
No. 3 Govt in SW SW NE 1O-35N-
3W. 1t got oil at the top of the
Madison lime and pumped 80 bar
rels initially, without water. Depth
to top of lime was not available.
The full field report:
J.H. A0EN.KRAUsE NO. g.
NV NE SIC o-36N-sW
WIN not be drilled for several months
WIN be dropped from report.
C. e. BEGGS-CUNDERsOE no. r.
NV NV NV 10-35N-2w
Spudded 4-z4-46; gas show, $685. Drilling
past 1900.
BUECHER-OvERBY NO. g.
C NE NV 3O-S4N-2W
Est 1000 d gas IN sunburst. topped
1895. Rig burned WIN drill to Madison
lime after repairs.
C0BB-HARDR0CR NO. is
Sc SW 1S-35N-9W
Moving on
CONs0LKDATED GAS-sTATE NO. H.
NE Sc Sc 18-3SN-4W
Spudded 3-28-46; EN-, 237O. Show high
gravity oil, 2377-23S0 Water, 24002407
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-18

Water plugged of. showing shot with
100 quarts Acizizad No help. Lime too
tight 20 pro0ucs. 2. q A.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO. IT,
NE NE Sc NE z4-3HN-2W
Old producer 20 be deep@ned $50 feet
into Madison Hne. (FTnST REPORT)
TA-m0NTAEA-sTATm NO. h.
Eng 1854 a show oil I'd. 3 1870. Acidizins
GOEDDERTx-sTATn NO. a.
G NE NE SW 1s-SSN-sW
No report
HARDR0CK~aOvsT NO. a.
SW SW NE 1o-3EN-SW
Spudded 4-e-z6. COMPLETION. Up, 80
bbls. oil, no water, pumping. OIL In top
Madison Lime. Depth not available.
LENvrEsGE-ssxzTH-R0L 80. 81
NE NE NE 8-3zN-1W
Casing 1850.
MHCH.-azONT.BYRNE no. g.
SW Sc NE 35-3SN-2W
Cenented Finch at i4z0; no report
NEPsTAD OIL CoeHAUGEN - NO. s.
on In sunburs4, 1515-l650 Drilled TO
I'd, 1925 EN-, 177A. Oh show, 1915
Acidixed 1000 gals. No help. COMPILE
TTON. p. q A.
OIEN.ENGEM0EN NO. ga
Sw SW SW 11-35N-2W
Location (FTRST REPORT1
sORRELL g. sMTTH-EOREM NO. L.
c SW NE -434N-2W
Location. (FIRST REPORTl
SUPERIOR PET-HAUGEN NO. S.
NV NV NE NE l1435N-3W
Location. (FTRST REPORT)
TExACO-wAGNER NO. g.
C Sw sW NE 2e-36N-1W
Drilling past 1870.
VAN DER PAs-xACH0R NO. t.
Drilling past 1900.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-18
NORTH CONRAD TEST
DRILLING PAST 1900

Wildcat of the Pilot Production
Company north of Conrad, in NV
NV NV 1S-29-3W, is reported drill
ing near the top of the Kootenai,
at 1900 feet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-18
EASTERN REFINERY
PLANNED by TExAc0

The Texas Company has acquired
a 1,368-acre site on the Delaware
river opposite the Philadelphia
navy yard on which 1t viii build
its first major east coast refinery,
w. S. S. Rodgers, Texaco's board
chairman, announced this week.
The first unit of the new plant may
be in operation sometime during
1948.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1946-05-18

Send contribution to the Sun
burst Badger.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-13
InsuranceO1l
School Fire
Is Received
Payment In Full
Is Being Made On
Colored Building

Practically all of the insurance on
The burned culorcd Central coiorcti
grad" .,hDol has been received by
The Vance County Board of Educa-
ton. Superintendent T. NJ. Rollins
SAID today. Tn" county carried S25.-
600 on tn" building and $4,000 an
TN" fixtures. and iull payment Ton a
total loss Is being made.
III" Insurance was carried in scv-
Crai different companies, and Il few
OF them have not as yet RENTED
their proportion of the amount. bu,
II IS expected to be received in 4
few days. Appraisers recently in
pCCtcd the site ui the fire. which oc-
CURED Jun" /. Il day before the term
ended. and reported 10 the under
writers Il total loss. Replacement
cost j. reported 20 have been cSti-
mated @t several times the insurance
Coy"rTgc.
Payments are being placed in In"
fund for building new Colorcd
schools. The county commissioners
had invested $4,000 for tn" pu--
pose. and had $4,000 more 10 bg
made available for the purpose. All
three items aggregate 81 1000 avail
able for the building program, when
II Is possible To proceed.
The burned building provided
school facilities Gur nearly 900 col
UrCd children.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-13
Harper In Korea.

With the XIV Army Corps In
Seoul. Korea. Aug l3.-Sat. Will
liam +. Harper Of Henderson. and
former Henderson High school stu
dent Is ON duty as Il squad leader
with the 3Oi0 Car Company. He Is
stationed III Seoul. ancient capital
of Korea and the largest city in
Korea.
Sgt. Harper entered the army in
February l9l5 and left the states in
September Of the same year Before
coming To Korea. he served in the
Philippine Islands.
When interviewed at the AmCri-
can Red Cross Bankers Club. ne
said. Il think the country is improv-
ing and getting more wcstcrniZcd.
but there Is still Il lot of room or
Improvement"
Sgt. EIarpcr's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. .. W. Harper. live at 1899 S.
William street. in Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-13
Federal Buying
Boosts BrOiler
Prices In y. G.

Raleigh. Aus. IA Government
purchase order issued through thy
Richmond Division of In" Quarter
master Corps for overseas troops in-
rolving Il quarter ui million
pounds of broIlcrS from the Chat
ha marea has b.ac"d Sl"ginG whole
sale prices for nrat chickens i'll tina.
area, reports T. Il. Kelly, poultry
marketing specialist with tn y. {.
Department of Agriculture. who re.
ported the sale Friday.
j. b. Wood. prrsi lent Of tn" SiIcf
City Poultry EXCHANGE hal his loss
bid accepted f'r mi; lar@:c order re-
Gently, stated Kelly. which involves
approximately ~ thousand birds.
All Chickens viii =" Individually
wrapped. Kelly said. and prucvSsiu:
is proccedinn at In" -.t" of iD.On3
pounds daily. Ait"r III" chickens are
packed, "a To- In" Cpntu'n"-. they
will be truckCd Ia Government StUr-
tage facilities in Richmond where
they will be frozen before export
l.. |. Case of State CullCu" advises
i'll club members and FFA stud
cnts To consider locally grown calves
for the fat stock shows next Sprinr
He emphasize good ic"din% prav-
tees
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-13
TWO REAL ESTATE
PAPERS ARE FILED

Realty papers filed at the register
Of deeds office yesterday showed
transfer of properties on Orange
Ransom and Switzerland street.
Alice Freeman. of Wake county
conveyed lot on Orange and Rir-
som streets to Rttffin Fuller. of
Philadelphia. Pa.
y lot on Switzerland street was
transferred by l.. b. McGhcc TO
Sam Tart and wife for $40 and 9TH
er considerations.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-13
COLLEGE BUYS PLANE.

Maxton. Aug. 13.-An FGF Fight
or Plane known in the service as
Grummon Hellcat, has been pur-
chased from the War Assets Admin
istration by Presbyterian Junior
College for use in its aircraft and
mechanics school and for ground in
struction in the Flying School. The
plane is at the army airfield in
Camden. S. c.. and will be flown
to the Laurinburg- Maxton Airport
by James N. Mcdonald, manager of
the airport and w. T. Ledford, di-
rector of the A & E Mechanics
School. Already Psi is being used
for ground instruction. and several
cubs, including new 1916 model,
are used for flight instruction.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-13
With The C0l0rs
Now In Hawaii,

Marin" Corps Air Station. Eva.
Oahu. T. II. CDclaycD - Marine
Master Technical Sergeant George
G.. Evans. 80. Henderson. veteran ri
the Guam and New EIcrbridcS cam
paIgnS. recently arrived here for
duty as the commissioned Of
fICcr IN charge of the station ship
store. mere. He rccnlSicd for four
years last October.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-13
Overlooking Of Buses In
North Carolina Continuing

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general aSseiiSoiS al" '"'iSi1'ftiS
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july ~ Inc reserve IN deposit WilA
ne ,"d"n3l treasury was >! o'o"4:-
I@''g' IN" interest on inc deposit
mas Idt more uLIh DHlu All A0ii'ih-
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%, ny. ,i.', ''',l pa" ""' 1t ''''t,
col N~9.'"1, '|'.'' from 'h'' Il VIII
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- h'".N Pay '"''' "..' ~ "ii''h-
"' N.'.'i'' '"' ''''''' i '".''"'S grow
.'|'
ADJUST NtNIS. - Condition OF
the ~ IS BENG studied ny some
prospective legislators with the v!cw
80 maxim" further adjustments ~
H.tc. ~ the nest session. Recognize
ing n" lmH"riHnr" e having enough
money - meet pr"uIri"d depression
H'cmp."Nn "a'. ""in% m"MDCrs II IN"
''-S' N3IE aye - "&N u" H"@nt the
N.Sd'm "' '"A'lnu'd nIInS up o.
idI" money I'M ~" rcS"i'". There
- r1h'li"rAIi' N|po".' Tor extension
q! tHc M1ri uh+i5 - .urtAcr de
ci'aN" assessments against : III $
"iiA good c'"'"N#rn' records.
rather IMAM H"!lI"ntA! s.HSAInS o:
the "aSc rate.
NETERANS.-Al;hruGh d.sbUrScd
through The state unemployment
.CmpcnSatIon commission. the re-
HdiuStmcr; allowances t. veterans
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-08-13
AROUND TOWN
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Wayne G.. Orrendcr ard Eva Lu-
ellie Shearl. white. both of Rich
mond. Va. were granted marriage
license at the register of deeds Of
| flee Yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-10-22

S0ous1nued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1946-10-22
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERK. some training or
ssaaPfd oFfRAToRs F2R
nent positions for young ladies desirous of
operating or learning to operate, AddreSso-
graph machines and other such business
ever, those capable Of typing preferred; d;
week. soUTHERM DAIKIEs. INC. 80 M
HAND. exper. better dresses
and suits; splendid position. SELMA'S
GOWNS. 1907 Conn. ave. NV. IA
ALTERATION HAND, experienced: dresses,
rooms KAPLOWITz, on 18th st. between
ALTERAT1oN 4 fhd niS HAND, exp. on ladies' and
mems ready-to-wear. Apply MARVIN'S
AhTERAtTioN nfR ioN HANDS for mems altera-
tion department: 5-day week. Apply en-
poyment office, 4th floor, S. KANN SONS
LADY, ENJOYABLE surround:
ings. 5-day wk., good salary. EMILY
SHOPS. 1903 F st. NV. %
ARTIST for leading dept; store, exper. in
all-around retail art, fashions and home
ware: good salary, 5-day wk.: 20ec dis
count on merchandise. paid vacation.
Apply with samples at personnel ONCE, 9th
floor, GOLDENBERGS 9TH, Sth AND K
DIETITIAN for small hospital;
sxpsTlsnee not necessary; salary s, and bJ! fun
BANK CLERK-Bank desires services Of
position with opportunity for advance
ment; 5-day week with good pay while
learning: give age, education and ref
erences. Box A2S-L. Star. -27
Evening star., 1946-10-22
HELP DoMEsTIc Cont

COOK AND CIV. excellent :si..y; e
? St. i NV, Room s4o. Phone IA: $50.
COUPLE, colored, for general housework.
good plain cook; late D. {. reference;
nondrinkers; basement apt, rooms and
BATH man can work out. Box 39O-L' star
to live in Long Island; must like children.
5 pm Monday through Friday. RA 1925.
GaW 5ssoe s6 White W sftsi
GH.W. and<plain cook, must be fond Of
shi!dren shnd sse live in; 5h-day wk,' $50 ss
G.Ew', experienced; settled eoloEed Tom; Tom
an: live in: ! child plain cooking: bloscal local
GhNEkAI 5sEs I H4oTusEWao,RK for empl. couple.
fond ef children 5day rM Tsek 4ea ain
Girl, experienced, neat; for boarding
dinner; chambermaid and dishwashsr. Il
answer s0s are this sGv ad Wass se
dinner cook , pm. through dinner; sim.
sis. 81 csli ready Tor for w work. Nf1 1874 New
GIRL to assist with s-ysar old child, help
{51sd:b F4 SIS hs9s. ss2i.r. rs ss Mon
live in; private room and BATH permanent
sSiIn sasy 5eF SD SO per RAiy w cs sff'ss W.
HoUsEKEEPER. exp, over 25. live in.
help with baby, 5la-day wk, S25. sH.
HousEKEEPER, working; simple cooking;
eLsIs epstsirs ] corner ROOM pyt @ PAN: pest Iet-
HOUSEKEEPER, g.hw.. small adult family:
plain cooking; live in. SIS a wk.; refs.
RiTcHES HELP for restaurant. No Sun.
day day work. THE PRESIDE INN, dda42
as MaD be sood ausdrsss ms sb stss % aD
MAID: i've in $50 mo. Call sH. $500
MAID, coiored, must be experienced cook
small family, live in lovely upstairs rm.,
Ppvt; bath local references. Box ASST
MAID for s;h.x. and assist with children.
personal persona. laundry; adults and 2 small
and refs: s25 per week Cali ApI 1929:
MaR sHssn s0ssfa sssy shs fSesns EN- 'f
MAID wa WAITRESS for boarding house
ToIk; Sso good g working ygqd eond Call bet. and
NURSE. practical, experienced, wanted for
= months, = baoleS. j yrs, ana mos
modern country house; all conveniences;
transportation; good wages. Phone Mari.
PART TINE. to pm, twice weekly,
cleaning. cooking; . persons; GeorFetown.
MI. 1G20 for appointment. -e3
PART-TIME, $50 to 80 every Tassday;
care for :, small children. in mothers
absence; Chevy Chase, D. c.; refs. required.
WOMAN, colored assist with housework:
live in lovely private quarters with BATH
$50 month. EN-, 2616 -23
WOMAN, must have nursing experience
with infant for 10-hour DUTY daily to care
for , babies. months old: must have 10.
cal references and health card. can
WOMAN, midde-aged. white. to care for
with salary; EN-. 1920. "a
Of 4 one school-ase child and one 2 yrss
od; live in Sgss Hgpsssairs rm; refs required S2S
WOMAN 70 cock and help with children.
si00 MO. live in; Sis-day week; seneral
nousekeeper: for employed couple, no chill.
dren: modern, easy to care for home in
Falls Church; near bus: white or colored.
YOUNG WOMAN. over %. colored sh,w..
| fond OF children live in: Georgetown:
charge employed couples household; 5ls
days, S25 TO start; exper., refs. AD: 91S1.
GOOD JOB-Dependable colored girl, exp.
in care OF sn. modern apt. and ]2-year-
old child; 5lz days; $50 vk. Apply in
person, store, 4302 Ga ave NV -95
Evening star., 1946-10-22
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

BILLING MACHINE OPERATORS, expert
ence not necessary, 5-day. 40-hr. week.
Apply employment ONCE, 9th f., WOOD..
WARD & LOTHROP, $50 to daily. -26
CASHIER for residential hotel. and apts.;
$3.50 mo- to start; 44-hr. week; no Sun
Miss Helen A .Shaull, auditor. MCLEAN
GARDENS, Washington 16. D. C. -25
CLERK, inventory and supplies-AMERl-
CAN RED CROSS. Walter Reed Hospital,
needs employe who likes detail work. and
is permanent resident; typing and short
hand nee; 40-hr.. 5-day. wk.. pleasant
working conditions, good salary. Call Mrs.
Green, between am. and pm, RA.
C6oMPToMETER oPERAToRs-Perma-
nent positions, excellent starting salary.
Apply employment office. 2nd floor. THE
iNsPECToR WRAPPERS. collectors, pack
ers. Is to 25 years of age; permanent po-
sition. chances for advancement; excellent
salary. Apply employment office, HECHT
CO.. 9TH at F NV. "a
INSTRUCTORS for an art school State
qualifications and experience. Box 35,k,
INFERIOR DECORATOR - Experienced
decorator for our interior decorating de.
partment. Excellent opportunity for right
person. Apply employment ofice, End
floor. THE HECHT CO. PA
COLORED MAN, reliable all-around
grocery store; good pay. Apply 1l;f6
Florida ave. ne. ~