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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACH. typewriters, calculators.
ONCE equip. all kinds; top prices pd; Ewes.
and Sun, CO 1925: week. DI. 1879. lis
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters: ealcula-
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. sl3 14th st.
NV
terested in used frames, all styles. Can
Di. 3sf1: ewes. SH 1898; or write e. II.
BENNETT, 500 Wash. Loan & Trust Bids.
ANTIQUES, silverware; In any condition:
china. bric-a-brac, figures. old jeTelry.
THE HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1885 @ ST. NV
fat 14th and @ sts1. NE. 607e.
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Evening star., 1947-01-15

FURNITURE-Wareho clearance; cele-
brating our first years anniversary COM
bined with annual clearance; 3 days only;
to secure fine rms. OF bIand-new furni-
ture, bedrm,. liv. rm. and din, rm,, COM
plete with all accessories In lot; this mer-
rs this IS sUa aS Consists of pe
liv rm. set. couch bed OF f1ne tapestry COW
ering in solid green. blue or rose: heaFy-
duty col springs Ssek nd snd sa Sfe COW =,
manufacturer; fnger-tiD control compart-
ment for pillows. sheets and spreads COM
pacted: ready for company IN emaefsenGy: tsa,,i
blended in colors to perfect this 3-pc; suite;
l beautiful walnut or MAHOGANY hnished
coffee table: plain wood or mirrored top IN
zine rack, lge size: l walnut or mahogany
lamp table / walnut or mshogany end
table; junior lamp and SHADE; bryce Sss
and hassock in different colors: beauti,
ful Wilton oval throw rugs finished ana
designed in geometrical Or or C9blo1iai deI
7-tube combination radio and phonosraph:
automatic 10-record changer suit cass
style. 49, .a,,.
4 heavy-duty chairs to match; J. dble,
chrome toaster; ! Pyrex cofies irnaz msEef'
eles heater rrenGh ate 0f1eisa IN mahos Walnut
felt mattress; i boudoir chair. pastel col
Hrs to nisa masch saoe feather "a pillows p0 dbe
chenille spread; / large hassock combina-
tion: i beautiful French doll TO decorate
rugs: Q figurines, modern or ANTIQUE style.
30 pcs. in all: for q. ridiculous way-neiow'
cost price complete for, 1888; This 3-rm.
Ust Sudset ! plan an and extended to is months.
If desired, with small down payment we
essadas esss he Eaa F9aR haTs R
pfIAMCE, 5I4 Sth st. Sc. IL
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

WRIGHT-WAY interior decorators. paint
ing, paper hanging, plastering, general re-
pairs. Call AT. 6765, RALPH WHITE. u.
USED CAMERAS bought and sold FULLER
National 4712.
LOwERY a. THOMAS, contract painters
and decorators; no job too small or too
large IG;,>, ExeeTtive S384 T. after pm. l5'
lauality and economy. POII4ACK UPHOL-
lSTERY CO., MA. $40; ewes. CO. S6I7.
Evening star., 1947-01-15

ppiiaaSio-Kimmel = IN grand, $500. 1928 y st.
PIANOS Despite present SHORTAGES we
sasv:n:n sns n al Dtsss TERMS that g. 5so
PisNGs %ddle poR sf tksfNpopuar r. sIocf9 styles
Cali National 1923. JORDAN PIANO Co.
l9l5 n1IIo, 1th Sei, St n'x automatic, new; am
nanitlen rasa and SSd' shonldsr holster: ss5 ord
IA9Es Sood i16S sssd s. uPDsf c.ps
PPhh;YMoUrH Fl; MOUTH FENDER SKIRTS, SO: yyie!in ys.
fzRSfsss9}kc rzSs 9s; 7StH MACHINE porss,, eo%sIsss @
F, 10y. 2145 Eve st. NV: 4,
PROTECTOR. brand.new; S,mm on EeySTs nroited az
axs nsnt9aS mSde PeSbIERs fSSiSaEsIR s"PA
SALES co. 9l3 D st. NV; ,s al ave.
snDdAIeksS;s sshocks' sSse ny st. NV, no Nj iii "a
R1DiO. Zenith console combination; 9-pc
walnut dining room suite 5,pc' m mahogss envsrs
SeEep ebsls sq.e cs seta Afea fsa Tsh SLIP
de luxe excellent condition, imported CAP CAP
sIsyins snd record sGsst ssslast s$oo 81 SSi$
RSnIG combination phon6graph, new 1g47
CASH, casf, , Price. 500, Cali AID: 416e; -16 e.
RADIO, capehart. large mahogany con
sole: plays both sides OF your recoros'
Cau MI. 1857 for appointment. 10
RADIO, Hammerlund. super-pro., cong,
with power supply: covers $40 &c; 70 ~
me: i2-in. Jensen speaker: In beaut Wal,
cab, which supports radio and eonyalls
RADIooPHoNoGRAPH new. $50; elec.
record player, S15; rack, plus recoras'
Elk zoos No. Fairfax drive. Arlington,
acknowledgements nd-rew Zenith
table combination. substantially below store
RAfDeio- RADIO bETR0LA COMB. plays 10" or
~ records, used very little ike new
sRooFD sas; Rs CHANGER, RANGER unused wester, model
S., automatic, 1-oz. crystal S37. AT.
REtcoRDlo, o,wILcox.GAY. new Hfedsls sSA
now in stock; trade-ins accepted CLEvEee
LAND PARK RADIO SERVICE CO.. 35l6
SsgGhFhRiIGERaToRs, Sghhi sasi new. 4 Gu. t.. ma
ate delivery; 5000. RE 1887. Ia
REFRIGERATOR, GE, 5l1 Gu. IT, all poTce-
lain; cost s205 in 1888, perfect condition,
ya5 Call Or 5147. -l5
kEFRIGEKAT0R, Kelytnatof, exceue1s
condition. Call GI. 72s6.
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Dollars Investment
Payoff tomorrow
Al Takoma Lutheran

The payon of the 325 dollar bills
the Rev. j. Adrian Pfeiffer, pastor
of the Takoria Park Lutheran
Church, distributed to as many
members OF his congregation, a
month ago, for investment, win oc-
cur tomorrow.
At the II O'Clock services those
members, who invested the dollar
for various purposes, will make
their returns. The fund will go
toward a common treasury to be
used for the erection Of a new
church building to begin in 1948 at
the southwest corner of Thirteenth
street and Eastern avenue NV. 1t
Is expected to be completed in 1850
Newspaper reports of this unique
way to raise funas have been re-
eeived by the pastor from many
cities of the United States, as well
rs Porto Alegra, Brazil, and Berlin,
Germany.
In connection with the program
the service flag, with IS stars. will
be retired and will be placed in the
corner stone of the new church.
Evening star., 1947-05-10
India Church Leader
|At Luther Place Church

Mrs. Ruby Manikam, Christian
leader OF India, will speak On The
state Of Christian Mission in India, =
at $50 pm, tomorrow at the
Luther Place Memorial Church.
She has come to the United
States with her husband, who repre-
sents the National Christian Council
In India ct meetings being held in
preparation for the World Council
of Churches In Amsterdam In i948,
DR.. L. Ralph Tabor will give the
fourth of his series Of sermons at 8
pm. on Some Christian Convic-
tons speaking on God Keeps His
Promises.
Youth night viii be observed at 9
pm. Thursday with Or. Frederick
Reissig, executive secretary Of the
Federation Of Churches, leading q
discussion on "A Vital Youth Pro-
gram"
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Church Federation
Radio Programs

WashinEton Federation Of churches'
radio proErams. May IL to II.
n:snlss saalss,iWRssMl Of Rsslon ta = hsv Aarss
spssEsT; WINx ll:os S nponi Cove
q I Id1.so PM. nas'n; RADIO ssdf EcitsoS of liz IL
Bible';; subject, Let Us Hsbuiid.''
Monday-wToP. 6:45 to pm. I'm
ny. NY ontnioa Home Edition . Subject.
sEs. Mr., Warren aastsngs of .hs Ns-
shiG Levy. socioloxist 81. Arthur Fiem-
ming, civil service ,c2Hmissicnsr, will
serve as moderator. WMAL- 1880 pns.,
''viAtoricus Liyins."
Tuesdsy-wRc. 1918. te112:ao pm.
Belts, pastor Of Fairlineton Eplscersi
Church. WMAL. 1,3G pm. Victorious
Living"
Wednesday-wRc. 1915 to 1890 2, IN,
tI,ook TO This Day" Mr. Betts
.Loss to This Day" M. BETS. wMHL.
40 PM, "vieterfous Livtns- !"
saturday--WMAL. tbs p.m.. "yictori-
Gus Living,
Evening star., 1947-05-10
Special Church
Announcements n

Church Of the AScensiOu-Inel
Rev. William L. Mayo will be the
guest preacher at IL am. tomorrow.
st. Mary's Episcopal Morning
prayer and sermon at II am. The
Rev. Lloyd M. Alexander viii preach
and also dedicate bronze tablet
which contains the names Of vet
erans of World Wars / and II.
Howard University-At the AM
drew Rankin Memorial Chapel, Mrs.
Anna C. Clement, American
Mother" 1916, Louisville, KY. will
be guest speaker at II am.
Washington Heights Presbyterian
The Rev. Robert E. Sheriff. am
nounced that six young mothers,
active members of the church, viii
serve as ushers for the Mothers
Day services at IL am, namely, Mrs
Rose Deitz, Mrs. Howard Collons,
Mrs. Charles Alexander, Mrs. Hamp-
ton RADON, Mrs. Joseph Du, Bois
and Mrs. William Kenney.
John Wesley A. M. z. Z.-Dr.
Robert w. Brooks, minister of the
Lincoln Temple Congregational
Church, will preach and pew rally
under the auspices of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary So
ciety, No. J., at pm.
Lincoln Congregational DIR. Rob-
ert Brooks, who has just returned
from the annual sessions Of the Mid
die Atlantic Conference OF Congre-
gationai Christian Churches at Glen
Ridge, N. j., will preach tomorrow
at II am, on Jesus and the Family" :"
National Baptist Memcrial-capt.
E. I. Akiss, chaplain United States
Navy, will be guest preacher tomor-
row morning and evening. DR.. Ed
ward Willingham is attending the
Southern Baptist Convention.
Gunt0n- Temple Memorial Presby-
terian--A special Mothers Day serv-
ice will be held tomorrow with DR..
Bernard BraSkamp preaching on
Mothers Day, Its Spiritual Signifi-
cance."
TRANSPORTATION Episcopal - The
Junior Mothers Guild will hold
services tomorrow in observance Of
Mothers Day.
Reformation Lutheran-Dr. Oscar
Blackwelder will continue his series
of sermons at II am. on "Personah-
ties of the Twelve Disciples" speak
ing on James"
Hamline Meth0dist-At pm. to-
morrow the Young Adults will con-
duct a forum on Applying Chris
tianity - Life as 1t Relates to
the Family" in recognition of family
week. The brotherhood will hold its
annual ladies' night next Thursday.
Senator John Sparkman will speak
on "Our Country"
Western Presbyterian A panel
discussion on Strengthening the
Christian Home" will be sponsored
by the Schooner Club at 8 pm. DR..
B, H. Jarman, registrar of George
Washington University; Mrs. O'Neal
johnson, director Of the junior de-
partment, Chevy Chase Preshy-
terian Sunday school; Mrs. Joseph
| inc Kyles, director of children's
work and consultant on the Chris
tian home of the Washington Fed
Grafton of Churches. will speak.
French Church-"Le Message de
l'Ascension" will be the subject Of
the sermon by DR.. Georges A. Bar
rois at the French service at st.
Johns Episcopal Church tomorrow
at pm. The text is from acts
| 1:1-14.
Calvary Baptist-The Washington
Boys Choir will sing at II am. DR..
Clarence Crawford will speak on
| When the Heart Turns Home"
Church for All People-The Rev
M. L. Cooper will preach at pm.
at 1920 Vermont avenue NV.
Evening star., 1947-05-10
Pilgrimage to New York

The Rev Lawrence P. Gatti, as
sistant pastor of Saint Stephens s
Parish, In cooperation with the
parish Sodalities OF washington,
will lead pilgrimage to the tomb
Of Mother Cahrini in New York
City. over the weekend of May a.
25th. The pilgrimage will leave
Washington from Union Station at
8 am. Saturday and will return to
the city on Sunday at 1890 pm
Father Gatti will offer Mass on the
tomb in the Cabrini High School on
Sunday morning.
For information call TR. 1885.
Evening star., 1947-05-10
To Present Wuy of Peace

"The Way of Peace" the tri-
dimensional art film, which was
shown at Constitutional Hall on
April 23, will be shown In its ma
tural setting at 8 pm, Sunday in
Grace Lutheran Church, Sixteenth
and Varnum streets NV, the Rev,
DR.. Gerhard E. Lenski, pastor.
1t. Col. Harold Schulz of the
Chaplains' Corps of the United
States Army will preach Sunday
morning
Evening star., 1947-05-10
4tsi Anniversary
or Gospel Mission

The 41st anniversary Of the Cos
pei Mission win be observed with
special exercise. Monday through
May 1s. There viii be q program
daily at 7::45 pm. in the auditorium
at Fifth and H streets N. w.
1t will close with mass meeting
at 8 pm. on May I8 with Evangelist
Fred Garland Of Roanoke, Va, con-
ducting the services.
Evening star., 1947-05-10
National christiun
Dedication Services !

Parents viii Be dedicated and
babies blessed at the close OF the
special Mothers Day service q.
1880 am. tomorrow at the National
City Christian Church. Or. j. War
rem Hastings viii speak on The
Woman Thou Gavest Me.
Mrs. Crris q. Robinson will be
the guest speaker for the Young
Adult Fellowship at Z pm. In the
social hall. Her subject will be Our
Heritage-A Living Faith" Three
living pictures win portray the spirit
of motherhood,
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Calvary Methodist

At the 8 o'clock forum tomorrow
Thomas M Cooley. counsel for the
Citizens Committee on Displaced
Persons and also counsel for the
immigration and Naturalization
Service of the Department of In
terrier, will speak on "Resettling
Refugees in the United States" ."
Friends and visitors are welcome.
The ministers of the West Wash
ingten District OF the Methodist
Church will hold a reception for
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith at
pm. Monday at Calvary Methodist
Church.
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Eldbrooke Methodist

Mothers Day will be opened as
follows: 8 PM, breakfast Tor men,
bers of the Friendship and Mems
Bible Glasses; il am, special serv-
ice. All families sre urged to sit
together. Reception of new nem-
bers. 8 pm, Junior and Senior
Youth Fellowship tea in honor OF
their mothers.
Congregational dinner at $50 pm
Wednesday,
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Rodio Bible Quiz

Featured on the quizspiration,
over on Station WwDc tonight at
z o'clock will be representatives from
the Youth of Christ Saturday Rally
with Evangelist Dale Crowley as
master of ceremonies.
Participants will include: Jack
Norton, Roy Bedell and James
Roberts VS.. Bertha Brown, Mabel
Miller and Virginia Noell.
Evening star., 1947-05-10
Chevy Chase Boptist

A litany Of retirement fer the
church service nag will be featured
at the Chevy Chase Baptist Church
at IL am. tomorrow. Veterans of
World War II will be honored
guests. Mothers Day will be OBJ
served.
The young peoples banquet will
be held Friday with DR.. Ward B.
Hurlburt as a speaker.
Evening star., 1947-05-10
Ghurrh nf Ghrtat
GhurrH nf Ghrtat
SAVED BY GRACE

SAVEU b1 VKNOE
Mon is saved by Gods grace Eph 258) This sroee op
peored" Gods love for from the beginning in the gift
Of His Son no 3e) the veoous death Of Jesus Rom.
5:s Paul states in Titus 2ll2 hot it "hoth appeared
TEACHING U.s." This Kindness and love Of God saviour
oppeored by works of Righteousness which have dome
tTfs. 3A,5. 1t is mot OF OURSELVES" teph 2so But
tho aroee Of God must through foth" Eph 2s)
foth that aecepts the love Of God oeeep Christ os His
SON. Jesus deoth on the and all TEACHING which It
brings This TEACHING includes repent ond be eopt,1ed
unto the remission Of sins; that must worship Him
in spirit and truth" lin keeping with His Word. jno ~
7iT According to this TEACHING" we ore to Shortly
God" the "chrsten" Pet 4:'el; We ore to 1--WE
"sobey rshteous and soy endeovOrns keep the unity
Of the Spirit the bond Of peace" Eph The churches
Of Christ Rom 1916 urge you oeeept ONLY ho sreee
ond oil its teaching.
Evening star., 1947-05-10
ANACOSTIA
" K1tsNbNEsrnaa sna yfgYyoSstss' wv st. x;E,.,., s,Ei

$50 Church School.
11:00 a.m.--''Mother."
Nursery During Service
a:A5 n.--ynutb Fellowship
500 pm.-"Ths voIunteer.s
500 p.m.--Program BY Young People,
A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL
Evening star., 1947-05-10
EPWORTH

18th ST. end North Corolind Ave. NE.
JAMES ALLEN DUDLEY Minister
tAll Services on Daylight Saving Time)
$50 om.-Church School
Closes for oil oees
! :o0 o.m.-"A Mothers High
PriviIese."
500 00pm.-"calvary."
Evening star., 1947-05-10
HAMLINE

18th and Allison SITS. NV.
REV. H. w. BUKGAN, D. D., Minister.
e:45 am.-Church School
Gas a.m.-sparkman Bible Class.
HOO a.m.--"The Church In Msthsr's
Home"
ZOO am.-Methodist Youth Fellowship
500 p.m.-O. F. F. (Young Adults
Forum, "Agplyinr Chris
Evening star., 1947-05-10
UNION

Goth st. Near Penna. Ave. NV.
tI01 Year Years st This legation
HOO a.M.--"The Love of Mothers and
the Love Of God
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PETWORTH

New Hampshire Ave. At Grant Circle.
JOHN CURRY MILLIAN, d. d.
a:30 a.. Church School
IL 100 am.-"OuY HeritaEe."
ZOO p pm.-Fellowship Services.
500 pm.-"Watch Your Step"
Evening star., 1947-05-10

TOO 18th st. NV,
WILLIAM JAMES ELLIOTT, Minister.
9:3e a.m.-Church School
IL :00 ANA Mothers Wages"
$50 p.m.-Youth Fellowship
500 p.m-"The Wise Mother"
We'd S.nn d M --MedWeek Rerviee
Evening star., 1947-05-10

p,;Ss ssIS 4 Ga. Az Ays; tSiIysr ms sprins Mda
9:45 am Church School.
$50 and IL 100 am
Love Supreme"
7:15 p.m.-Youth FelloWships
Evening star., 1947-07-02
HELP MEN,

OPPORTUNITY for four young men who
wish to learn the puhlishine business;
E, work SndeT p sxpsrss I tp r sas .ndIatTy M Mr
an AM Ex-NAvT S w CHEF e or HoRn 6rst-e,ass ma
chinist mate, or equivalent Army rating.
with family; to repair and maintain trucks.
tractors, combines, farm tools, etc; On
large farm 65 miles from Washmgton;
roomy house; all modern conveniences, rent
METROPOLITAN CLUB. washinEton, D. C.
wANTED-Middie-ag retired man to de-
liver stock quotation sheets from am.
MR.. KERfoN. W tx. 1000. Ext W.sos.
WE NEED AT ONCE, 10 aggressive sales
men -canvassers, war veterans preferred.
to distribute our new, truly wonderful car
washer that does complete job in 10
sells for only a few cents; applicants must
have car and be able to interview individ-
ual auto owners, garage and service sta
ton operators; No experience necessary
good appearance and forceful personality
sions. good earnings: exclusive territory
to those who show real ability. Write,
giving fun particulars about yourself, to
6gf 6gPfPoRTTNITY ' TO LEARN hardware
business for recent sraduste of high school.
Apply Mr.. Hartman. BARBER & ROSS CO.,
9TH and SITS. ne.
WANTED-lst-ciass shingling man: good
wages. Apply at HOS Eye st. n.ea after
aIRLTNEs NEED young men. See ad unde,
instruction CENTRAL RADIO SCHOOLS
A LARGE DEPT. STORE desires the serv-
ices of statesmen for major electric appli
snees. Experienced preferred Commission
reply state age and experience. Box 210-R.
Star 4
Evening star., 1947-07-02
Court Order Cuts $4,000
Injury Verdict 10 S35,00e

Justice Jennings Bailey in District
Court yesterday signed an order
cutting $4,000 traffic injury YER
dict in favor Of DR.. Frederic A.
Moretti, 1000 Cathedral avenue
NV, to $35, 900 because he deemed
the earlier award excessive
Opposing counsel Immediately
agreed to this, signing their ofi1cial
consent on the order When the jury
returned its verdict June Is, 1t was
rated one of the largest ever award
ed here in an injury case.
DR.. Moretti contended his car was
parked in front of 1909 Nineteenth
street, NV. on December II. 1945,
when a truck collided with his car,
injuring him. In his suit, he asked
$4,000 damages, but the jury
brought in a $4,000 verdict.
Attorney David G. Bress repre-
sented DR.. Moretti, while the de-
PENDANTS. Meyer Major, GIL Seventh
street NV, trading as MAJOR Mas
terpieces, owner of a truck. and
William Brown, colored, s46 Florida
avenue NV, its driver, were repre-
sented by Attorney Austin F. Can
field.
Evening star., 1947-07-02
HELP MEN and WOMEN

COUPLE, experienced. cook and butler,
with drivers license; go away in summer,
Sns poatG " VI wn,s5 1885, $500 month room
ENUMERAToRS. for door r-to-door canvass
writing names for District of .Columbia
pirecteFy Apply in oy your own haadwris
bonus paid on over production. Opport
for permanent position for those qualifying
and free to travel. Write r. L. POLK &:
CO. 9o2 F st. NV. RIM. l01s. Do not
FARM ESTATE MANAGER-Do you snd
your wife want to live on small country
gardener and do you know something about
chicken farming? Can your wife take care
Of light ho9sework and the laundry for q
ta Se o. and work WITH SU so much the
better. The family that ATS into this pic
ture will have exclusive use Of new
eqsssee With gaod all fhis
sennds GOOD e0se to sou EaG Srte MEs
1910 18th st. NV, Wash. D. c.. telling
your experience and ability Do not phone
DIsHWAsHER. I nights a week; meals:
pleasant working conditions. Apply N. C. O..
CLUB. Boiling Field, between 2 and .; m.
MAN AND WIFE for small farm, wife to
keep house. husband to do general farm
work: refs. Phone Rockville 1929 all
BEsT VOCAL INSTRUCTION if YOU sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
opportunity for serious, members; No
s%pERTENcEp sSh ssTFNi sfs' COUPLE as caretaker-
houseman, eook: on modern country place
required. Phone Rockville 1855, .
A COUPLE, colored or white. experienced
i've iH1 oG in. Apply only if exp. and want
perm home DU. 1890 g
Evening star., 1947-07-02
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

lEAgTY 0PERA1oRs NEEDED-Moders
training in all subjects, day. night and
ASxs fs' ,6ss
5er p reSalensspss NE s asa g a,aS isp
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
for 81 sfaning taaE sseF q '
COLLEGE. 1910 G st. NV. DI. 1762.
INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH, competent
teacher, Grades throush high schosSis hss
10Th St me, AT 1888. 3.
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught
in short time: results guar. approved for
GI training. CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS.
MUSIC TEACHER, co,ored children. sses
STA specially. Call ia. 9o57. 5
COLLEGE STUDENT, in mech eng. will
tutor hfeh school mathematic physics.
colleee msth throush different co, college
physics, ststics. dynamics. Call sP. o13o-M.
oNE-YEAR COURSE in nursery aide train
ing open to young white women. Box
69-M. Star. a
AIRLINE POSITIONS-Men: hight radio
per month; ground radio operators earn
$500. And station agents may advance
10 station manasers ct $500, We have
calls for radio operators, station AGENTS.
radio maintenance men, and others, Ass
limit 35. ES-servicemen should look into
Women to Ss25-some positions lead in
advancement to S225 per month. Good
starting salaries. AirlineS call on US
for reseryationists, stewardesses thoStess).
communicstionists and PASSENGER agents
Excellent opportunities for Girls with high
school diplomas. Decide now to have one
Of these moSt-desirable positions. You'll
be proud to be lii Air Transpor tation-to
i've in an exciting, romantic world OF
flashing silver wings. Where your per-
SsenIsilty, SsII & appsaIanee and intelliEence VIII
heip you succeed. This is the school whose
, training is under guidance Of Advisory
Board of Representatives of l6 major air
lines All OF our qualified Airline Division
our placement service. Get full informa-
tion today! Phone DT 640S. Write. CIV
, CENTRAL, RADIO SCHOOLS, Room II 40,
Munsey Bldg, Washington. D. c.
Evening star., 1947-07-02
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSuNESS

SALEsMEN tm). home improvements,
| salesman, car, s225 and bids. supplies.
faF: fa%. sales; 500 See Mr. Paul at BoYps.
BooKkEEPERS, $50 wk. tFD; ne. section,
sxpeG sS$G6 bookkeeper, machine operator.
oato 0Dss'0T s4s Tk ,gpsfs
RseS RsS sp PEsSs Sss MS skpEs q MIS-
st. Nv, Ma. 60SS, MA clio.
ESTIMATOR. 500 wk, umD; quantity
once BoYDs. 1898 r MA 2340.
LEGAL STENOG., $4,000 a. rapid tech
s,ssi nisal G d,ctstion; eta Spanish, Eng stenos
mo: medical stenosrapher, private clinic.
$50; vacation stenogs.. S175 mo. others
to % sls5 Ear hr sspsss, openings ney
SALES i : MSA,SaASGERN N1i emJ, IN hot water and
heating eNpT, able to estimate, salary
ana Sa Sam; sass See Mr. Paul BoYDs' 1888
Al sEcRETARY. sass ~; under rs.
Transportation expr.; sec, mani rep, 5-day
wk.. $500; Spanish-Eng. secretary 5-day
Tk. $50 wS; legal secretary, small once. s.
qay Hp Sp sn onesnp s. Is
ice in D. c. Est. 30 yrs Thousands
Mss Lee o. q Miss Smith at HoyDs 1855
WANTED-l0o eficient ONCE help of all
kinds. male or female, full or part time;
free registration. Ex $3.50, Br, s5 or ~.
i LADIES. experienced as baby sitters For
appointments cali Ex. $780, Br. IS or s: g.
CRAFTSMAN. subdivision, layout streets.
| grading, etc: preferably some college; $50
week, WALTER KESSLER PERSONNEL.
| SERVICES, DI 40cO.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, under 3s; some
shop experience preferred: approx. S4 goo
WALTER KEsSLER PERSONNEL SERv-
SALES REPREsENTATIvE. local: prefer
experienced beverage trsde: $50, plus sx-
Ep psnpsss onNE, snd s9nSS WALTER " 6,d REssLER
| SECRETARIES, STENOGRAPHERS - Op-
portunities for alert young women; salary
range. S175 20 S215 per mo. WALTER
Il. KEsSLER PERSONNEL sERv1CFS, 81
! Washington Bldg, 18th and New York
ave. DI 1920.
! AUTO BUSINESS. male. learn trade. d. c.
| license, $3.50: pref COLLEGE man; excel. tu-
! ture. Mr.. Ford at BOYD'S. 1888 r, MA.
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