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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-12-05
War Casualties

1t has been costing American tax
payers, according to an estimate,
100 million dollars a year since We
Day to maintain displaced persons
in European detention camps. 1t
seems it would be much cheaper
and certainly more humanitarian
and democratic to pass the Stratton
bill admitting these war casualties
as immigrants under the quota sys-
tenn. The bill calls for 100000 in
four years, or less than would have
been admitted under regular quotas.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-12-05

The eronndVork for an enormous mo-
tion-mide program of publicity and adrer-
tising to tell The story a the american
farmer to The american people and at The
same time tbe story of industry as it per-
tains to The farm uas laid by directors of
THE Foundation for american agriculture
at q meeting in Chicago. Objective is to
create a'betfer understanding betWeen the
farmers, The general public and industry.
One Of The points OF a 16-bbase program
tVas approval OF a national land policy to
include soil conservation and erosion con-
troll made as a result OF a nationwide sur
pey OF land resources.
One good resulting from higher
farm income is shown by a govern
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-12-05

One power which the govern
ment may get as a result of the
gambling in food grains and the
reluctance of the gamblers or
commodity exchanges to police
themselves is the power to fix
margins and daily fluctuations in
prices. That's almost must. if
not for the special. then for the
next regular session of congress.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-12-05

ago and II per cent
h i G h e T than the
peak of 202 reached
in 1920.
So despite the
higher prices farm
ers received, the
parity ratio, which
is the average re-
lation of prices re-
ceived to prices
paid, was only 121
as compared to the
hiph Of 113 'wav
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-12-05
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NJ. Ell RE EAU

EDITORS NOTE: Tbs Newspspss
through special arrangement .Uitb tho
Washington Bureau of Western Newsbs-
per Union at 1916 Eye Street, N. w.,
Washington, D. C., is able to bring read
srs this .Oeekly column on problems OF
tbe veteran and seyviceman and bis fan,i-
y. Questions may be addressed to tho
above Bureau and they will be answered
in q subsequent column. No replies can
be made direct by mail, but only in tho
column .pbieb will appear in this news-
bsber regularly.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-12-05

back in 1917 and 1918, difference of
only three points. So what counts is
the amount of money the farmer has
left in his pockets and not the amount
he receives for the results of his
toll.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-12-05
Comfortable Pajamas

COmIOrtaDle faJamaS
CASUAL, well tailored nightwear
" for the woman who likes pa
jamas. Two versions are in
cluded in the pattern-a long
cuffed sleeve style for winter
wear, and for warmer weather
have brief cap sleeves.
Pattern No. $3.50 is for sizes IA, 16, 10,
20: 40 and AZ. Size l6. long sleeves, 5la
yards of SO or 39-inch.
New ShirtWaiSter
THIS handsomely fitting shirt
L waister has a "new-as-tomor-
row" look. Note the clever button
treatment, the slimming lines.
Choose pretty lightweight wooden
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-12-05

in gay plaids or solid tones, and
add interesting novelty buttons.
Pattern No. 1924 comes in sizes Il, II,
is. ID. 20: 40 and AZ. Size "a, short
sleeve. 37s yards of 39-inch.
Send today for your copy Of the Fan
and Winter FASHION-52 exciting pages
of style, color, easy to make frocks. Free
gift pattern printed inside the book. Price
rs cents.
Send your order to:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-12-05

AS far as we can judge, the inside
story is that there will be more and
more antitrust suits against inter-
locking management and directo-
rates of big companies which form
monopolies. The suit against the II
big Wall street investment bankers
is a starter.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-12-05
QMM@pMHH9|j'
|U1hzMzgal Is

Measure curtains before laun-
dering them so you will know the
size to which they should be
stretched.
Naphtha or gasoline left over
after cleaning garments may be
strained through a filter cloth and
returned to the can for further
cleaning purposes.
Have shelves in the kitchen
placed low enough to be within
easy reach. Then useless things
will not be placed there and al
lowed to remain.
A must for children during the
apple season is, of course, their
favorite caramel taffy apples.
They are usually delighted to help
in making these, especially for
their parties.
Teaching the family to wipe
their feet before entering the
house saves wear and tear on
rugs.
Try new use for wallpaper
by putting some under the glass of
your dresser or dressing table.
You'll like the gay effect.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-12-05

was spent on dental care, drugs and
medicines. This adds up to better
health in rural areas.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
4irtrntuurt hra Er5htfdlnfa
unt Brrthurg 5u hrn
grtenpnaurrhanhlnngrtt
in Mnskalt

9sad 0eitteilungen, Die mir Sen
3eitungen entnebmen, 1peroen nm 10.
Mar5 in Nosfau oie 8erbanoIunaen
beginnen, 0ie einen Srieoensidlub
nit Dem beliegten 9ertl1lano be-
5meden.
Srieoe! Srieoel 1pie liegt 6ieies
@ort 1tno Slid bo6 in Ser brennen=
cen Sebnillht bes bel,ti9en 8oIfes,
bas iid) geraoe iest oaran ertnnert,
SOB es idon felt Sabren 1lnenoli6 oiel
gelitten bat, tpie faum Elm anoeres
europail6es 8olf! @ir6 nton in Weos-
faI baran benfen uno oas ibmerali-
Ge uno blutige slntlis oes ietigen
Delltidlanos tpirflihfeitsnabe Dor ii6
icben? Iue @elt apeiB es: $50 emit
berrlide Stdbte ftanoen, berri1t nun
Der @reuel Der 8er1pititung. $50 Die
Sn0uItrie bur1 ben beiitihen @eilt
lno ben oeutiden GleiB alliiberaG
tiiibte unb ga,13e @1Ioer bon sSobrif-
iGloten gum Sintmel ragteu, quaint
iest MIR nod oa un6 bort elm einIa
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
6 onra 5. grsbiI
sSnt ein5elnen oronen mir an:

Sm ein5elnen oronen mir an:
@ir lteuen es ben BfarroorItdnoen
cEbein, enttpeber bas DorItebenoe
Sirten1port ooer bas i'm MmtsbIott
peroffentlidte Sirtenmort ser Sber.
glrten Der Sio5eIen 9eutI Idlan6s un
Sonntag, oen 9. M6r5, in allen Got.
tesoienlten 5u perleien. aue ErieIter
lesen 1pabreno Ser Gauer Der Ser.
banolungen Die CRATIC pro pace als
1n1perata pro re gravi elm. @ad al,
len Itlllen beiligen Weiien lit nad oen
1h!tben 8ebeten Dor, Der ereimaliger
anrufl&ng: ~Srites Ser5 sseIu, er,
barme Did llnier!" nadfolgenoes Sc,
bet 81 perridten:
rSerr SeIus gbriltus, gu bait in
Eetnem beiligen Spfer, oeIlen sc,
oa6tnis mir eben eefeiert baben, oer
SSelt oen 1pobren 5rie6en geldenft
Gurh Die @irt iamfeit bes eben oar,
9cbradten Spfers i6enfe 1lns iene11
ssrieoen ser Ser @ere6tigteit unt
Serlobnl1ng entIpri6t uno Elm slb.
elon5 Geines gottliden 5rieoens lit
slmen."
Sreiburg I. 8r., SEN IS. sSebruat
1947.
Gr56iidofli6es Sroinoriut.
Ser @eneralbifar: Or. $ I t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
Drr un1ttuharr GaB

Sm gunoeslenat bat Ser republic
taniide Senator Srping 90. Spes Don
Nelr yorf einen @eletesantrag auf
3Iloiilng BON Sliidtlingsmaiienfins
FERN in Die Ser. 5taaten eingebtaM.
SIN gleider antrag luuroe bon ieinem
repnblifaniiden &ouegen ssafob g.
Sapits, ebenfals bon Seem gorf, oem
observation-disclosures oorgelegt. @s
benoelt lid Tim ~perbranete" (vois-
tiaceb") &inoer, Die ibre gltern Der.
lcren baben l,nb bier bon slmerito.
nern aooptiert tperoen. Gin meni1en.
frennoli6er @eoanfe, - 10 i6eint es
aui oen eriten Blid. wer 1te sc. q.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19

I!onen beutiher Dfeniden oa5n gebo.
ren, 1peroen ourb einen barten Sries
Sen nit ben SAuloieen in einen Eopi
geiporfen unb in Der @eltmeinung ge-
ltroft, obne baB man ii6 in @ere6.
iigfeit bemiibt, Die Shuloigen bon
ben nniduloigen 5u ideioen. @eraoe
ocr 5rie6e, Der in Nosfau 51Itanoe
fnmmen loa, miro nidt BLOB elm Srie=
De iein fir einige Sabre, ionoern elm
Scuerfrieoe, lpie man iagt, Der lange
@enerationen iiberleben n1llB. 9amit
iperoen i'm ein5elnen all6 ollie oe,tt-
ihen &inber betroffen, BON benen mar
ooh bel ibrer ltnlhulo feinestpegs
Iagen fann, baB tie cine Strafe pers
bienen, Die oos 8liid ibrer &inobeit
linh Sugeno 5erItort ltnb ibner oie
bcrehtigte slusiiht rallbt, freie uno
gliidlid)e WenIden 5ll tperoen l1no an,
8leoerauf6au ser oeutIhen &,tltur.
grnBe 5u 8ltnlten ser gan5en Meni6s
belt mit3utpirfen.
Otit flopfenoem Ser5en idauen mir
besbolb nah Mosfau i'm Gertrauen
oui bic Gtnli6t uno 8eredtigfeit bon
Mannern, oie iiber unIere Sufunft
beltimmen lmo fir alle 5olgen ners
ontlportlid) iinb, Die iid aus einen1
fir 9eutiGlono perbeerenoen Srieoen
eraeben. Wtan Iagt, baB bel oieien
entiheioenben 8erbanolungen feiners
lei Gertretung bes beutI6en 8olfes
9eol1l0ig lperoe. @ir be6auern es un=
gemein, fir ben Sa1, oaB ser 5rie-
renSoertrag bon Wosfau elmer bar
:en 8erurteilltng 9eutI6lanos 4bn-
lid iiebt, oenn ieoem slneeflaeten lit
bof ionIt erlaubt, aud elm @ort NIT
6uipreden, oas geeignet ietn fonnte,
letr S6idial na6 ben @eiesen Der
@eredJtigteit rnb Ser .WenihIihfeit 5u
nerbeiiern.
@os rns Gbrilten 11no &otboIifen
ahel betrifft, 10 1perben mir in ben
fcntmenoen @ohen an ienen uns
tuenoen, Ser ~oie Ser6en ser Mens
ld}en lettet 1pie sic @aiIerba6e" llno
in llnleren beiligen S6riften oIs Der
u@ott oes Jrieoens" unb Ser grlo=
Ier Der Menidbeit genannt uno BON
inns alien in unerI rIhiitterliher 8ldus
tigfeit angebetet miro. Wir 1perben
ous unlerem llnIagbaren glen6 1,nIer
Ser5 uno uniere Sanbe Sag fir Sag
5u bieIeln 8ott bes Sriebens erbeben,
ooB gr nit Ser bon Sbm itromenoen
8naoe iene erleudte, Die elm @erf
aultanoe bringen iollen, bas ntdt BLOB
Den duBeren geamen bes Srieoens
trGgt, ionoern in Ser Sat auh Elm
6rieoe lit. nniere &inber namentlid
luollen mir bitten, baB iie aus ser
ltnldulo tbrer Seelen oen birnnIis
lhen 8ater Inn einen Srieoen beItiir=
men, Der ibnen 8rot gibt l1no Die
trobe Soffnung, oaB ibr eondes 2e-
Zen IN eoler Jreibeit iid) entfalte unb
lie nt6t, 1peil lie beutlde 4inoer Iino,
6u elmer Irt Sflapenbienit ooer aebns
lIfem peroamme. Die Srieoensper-
6anolungen fallen in cine Belt, in Ser
plr an oas 2eioen 1lnb Sterben un-
lereS Seilanoes erinnert peroen. M0-
ae Gr nns elm @rloier iein ltno Ser
Srleoe, Den mir erbalten, Elm sSrieoe,
BON Dem lunier 81. gater Iogt: vgr-
ltiitten am areu5esbol5, benefit BON
Gem 8lute 0es Serrn Ser @eIt, nidt
I'M 8lnte Oes Saiies 1ln6 @eroerbens,
lohoern Der Siebe 1tnb 8er3eibung. 1"
@egeben 81 sSreiburg /. 9r., am
Is. Se6ruar 1947.
+ &onrab. gr5biIdof.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19
Die weltberiihmte ST. Bene
dict-WundSalbe

@rprobtes Seilmittel gegen ole
arten bon alien uno friiden Wun.
ben, @eidmiiren, @eip6dien, Bib.
tpunOen, &arblnfeln uilp. 8itte @el6
nllr burb Hoit Monep Oroer 3u f6if.
ten. Seine Clamps. Sedaig (6O)
Gents bic SdadteI bei
J. L. STAAB
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-04-19

i7soe valleyview Ave. CLEVELAND II. o.
Evening star., 1947-04-27
Truman Asked 10 Furnish
Secret Papers on Marines
By the Assoeiafsd Press

Chairman Hoffman asked Presi-
dent Truman yesterday to furnish
the House Expenditures Committee
with secret papers dealing with
"the proposed status of the Marine
Corps"
The committee has been holding
hearings on the administration
Army Navy uniflcation measure and
Mr.. Hoffman wrote the Chief Exec
utive that the papers are needed
for intelligent consideration of the
bill.
He said Marine Capt. w. G. Lalor
had informed the committee that
he could produce the documents,
described as Joint Chiefs Of Staff
papers" only with the Presidents
permission.
Evening star., 1947-04-27
Banquet Celebrates
5Ofh Anniversary
or District K. Of {.

The success Of the Knights of
Columbus here in the last half
century has been due to the firm
and stable foundations laid by its
founders, Attorney Leo A. Rover
told a gathering last night at the
Mayfower Hotel.
The occasion was the 50th ami
versary OF the Knights Of Columbus
in the District.
THE Knights of Columbus will
remain a virile force for good only
so long as 1t remains Catholic IN
thought, word and deed" Mr.. Rover
told the audience.
Washington Council 224, the first
group of the Knights established
here April 26, 1897, sponsored the
banquet marking the golden ami
rersary Of the order here last night.
Mr.. Rover, former Knights of Co.
lumbus State deputy here, and for
mer United States attorney for the
District, was the principal speaker
He attacked marriage based on
the philosophy of Hollywood and
planned parenthood. He told his
hearers that Catholic children be-
long in Catholic schools" He urged
members of the order to continue to
carry on Catholic action of the
highest order" He told them to
resist the current religious indiffer-
ence and the plea to be more
broadminded." He said their mis-
sion should be to make our part
of the world better place to live
for all men,"
Attorney William E. Leahy, d. |
rector of selective service for the
District, was toastmaster. James e. |
CollifoWer, general chairman of the
committee, opened the program, |
after Msgr. Peter J. Guilday, former |
president of the Catholic Historical I
Society and past chaplain of Wash
ington Council. had given the invo- |
cation. Grand knight William A. /
Kehoe, sr., of the council, welcomed
the visitors and James C. Naughten,
state deputy of the Knights of Co.
lumbus here, spoke briefly. \
Commissioner John Russell Young |
spoke for the District government 1
and congratulated the knights on /
their achievements Entertainment
was furnished by the Friendly Sons
of st. Patrick.
Evening star., 1947-04-27
Loyette Essentials

Carter's Cotton Shirts with nom
slip shoulders, short sleeves, REIN
forced fronts. Sizes and 3, 75c
Carter's Cotton Vests, sleeveless,
with non-slip shoulders. Sizes
to 6 soc
E z Cut Cotton Kimonas with
raglan sleeves. Pink or blue
trim 90
z z Cotton Knit Gowns with
draw-string sleeves and bottom.
Slip-on style ----.S S1.29
Gibbs Cotton Knit Gowns. hos
pital style, open back, raglan
sleeves ------ ---- S1.00
E z Cotton Knit Binders, ad-
Unstable tie style - 1850 49c
Dennison's Diaper Linens, dispos-
able. Soft, safe and sanitary,
S1.00 box
sterlized @ Tips, 215 swabs, 45e
johnson e. johnson De Luxe Gift
Set; Includes cans powder, 2
bars soap. bottle baby oil, jar
baby cream $1.75 plus 26eo tax
Cotton Chenille Crib Spreads with
nursery design in center. Pink or
Dlue $S.99
Neslings Knit Safety Crib Cover:
can't be kicked off or pulled over
baby's head ---.---------S $3.50
Cotton Slips, trimmed with deli
cate embroidery $I.0O
Rayon Satin Comfort and Pillow
Set, reversible pink and blue. Cot
ton felt filled ---------S6.9S
All-Wool Sweaters, coat style,
some with collars, embroidery
trim. Pink, blue or white .S1.99
Al-Wool ShawIs with fringed
edge. White only S6.98
Evening star., 1947-04-27
Ffonnelette
DIAPERS
s2.69 dOZ.
Stock up on these essen
tials. Durable diapers of
soft, quality fiannelette,
size 27x27 inches.

Cotton Knit Wash Cloths 2sc
Cotton Knit Towels, 20x30" 6sc
Cotton Knit Towels, 27x36", s1.00
Plymouth Waterproof Mattress
Cover of Vinylite plastic. Will not
crack Or peel. Nursery print, en-
velope style, covers both sides Of
mattress $3.50
Piaytex Waterproof Baby Pants,
durable, odorless, won't chafe.
Small, medium, large $50
Cotton Pillow Slips, slip-on style.
Type 140 49c
Keinert's Dry Downe Sheeting,
fleece finish on one side. So inches
wide, yd.----- $I.29
Mosquito Netting Canopy.
Carriage size ---- $1.l9
SIio size ------------------ $z.4S
All-Wool Booties, hand crocheted.
White, pink or blue ----- S1.69
Cotton Receiving Blankets. White.
pink or blue. Size 30x4o" 69c
Cotton Crib Blankets, rayon satin
bound in pink or blue. Size 36x
So, $3.50
Evening star., 1947-04-27

Washington Redskins, spokesman
said.
Mr.. Chevalier, who lives at 4515
Dexter road NV, is native of
Washington. He is past vice COM
lnander of Costello Post No. of the
American Legion. Mr. Gottlieb re-
sides at 1017 Woodside parkway,
Silver Spring.
The firm, which has plant and
offices at Ninth and H streets NV,
and 20 branch Offices in the District,
employs about 400 persons.
Evening star., 1947-04-27
Brazil Plans Action
To Halt Rising Prices
Nv ,ha Asxeeio.sd p,s..

BUENOS AIRES, April 26.-The
government today asked Congress
for authority to Ak and freeze
prices and punish spectators in an
effort to halt rising living costs
Ministers of the Interior Angel Bor-
length said the cost of living had
risen SIS points over the index of
100 in 1913.
Evening star., 1947-04-27

has bought con-
trolling interest
in the business,
the c o m p a n y
a n n o u n C e d
yesterday. r h e
purchase price
W as OF dis
closed.
Mr.. Cheyalier
bought t he in
terest Of S. Dewey
90 I I | l e o, VINO
a C q ire d the
business about a
year ago from
George Marshall.
nrncidnnf nf &hn
Evening star., 1947-04-27
ChevaIierBuysContro|
OF Palace Laundry

John C. Chevalier, president of
the Palace Laundry and Dry Clean
ing Corp. for the last year and gen.
eral manager for 20 years previously,
Evening star., 1947-04-27
formerly
eS.75


Full positive automatic linking. Accu-
rate automatic feed. Full legal size
printing surface. Instant drum re-
moval. Precision built. Beauty and
durability. Ease of operation.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
HELP poMEsTlc.
cHAMBERMAID. white. nonsmoker. q }

CHAMBERMAID. white, nonsmoker, 2 yrs.
recent experience required; between 25 and
so yrs old: capable of taking charge Of
small guesthouse; good wages and home
for rigit party ia 3T9b.
COOK and 1st-noor cleaning fcolored1 {;
s25, live In; nice private room and bath.
COOK. must have experience and in-town
references; electric dishwasher; other help
employed: live in or out; S25 wk. Phone
COOK, eh.w.. experienced, reliable: health
card required; $50 to $50 pm; 65 cents
COOK G.H.W., 6-day week: Catholic rec
tory. 9 to z; s25 per week. .cH. 2614,
IS
COOK. G.H.w.. live in. SIS wk.: fond of
children. have other hep: legal references
required; of Suns. and half day Thurs.
1851 Brendywire s. NV, EN-, 144a ---S
COOK AND G.HW., whit,, experienced;
live in: very fine rm. and bath. lst floor;
> adults in family: good salary: health card
reauised GIVE age and recent reference
CooK-G .HW.. white; 5 in family; live in;
5is-day week. S25. TR. 013f.
COOK And G. H. w., colored, must be
experienced, have health card and recent
good refs; live. in or out; 2 adults In
family; good salary. BOX 371.A, Star.
COOK, GENERAL H0USEW0Rk-Live in
S25. would like woman and school-age
daughter; family VIII so to beach thi.
SUMNER: EN- 21osi ,o.r 10
live In. pleasant quarters: doctors home:
references; good wages. RE. 3o72. -
Evening star., 1947-04-06
PERSONAL.

GENTLEMAN desires private lessons In
Spanish. Please state teFTs. Box 4!s-
vAeaNcy Il eias IN HOME for elderly person;
seETlss sRpY hSgr sH sasG sass os
FEE srecsAe Il ehapEe Listen 10 % ssssion WWpe
utPHo2sTERiNG. ii ho2s iIasas SLIP eovrss1sena
ssrial saas iAinds and Quality Werkmanship; rsas.
PsassS FaaTos ssiHS iuHgSHsoLsTERisa s c.. fses St.
RR1GEsEs a2SvAiLABLE-Res.ssry % assnssss
s5 5o6 .s SEE Il hI.s sEER Rriss, Ss Ian sh sssos
fnEerw.ve. Soc: No sppoinsmsnss, e. AIl
Hymn FfsH s'nh nsE11eTY e = ceofIlzssE el isfo q 4
70, ssRss sns sss | ss
MILLINERY CLASS, 81; day and ewes,
atss 9msF hass ssd I'D hats
MI 0a46 after $40 or Sunday
WARDROBE shopping service By styhst:
classify and alter hats sloshes s up 20 aals
sRrDGE s oefs FLA rHAYEa 2sso GasfHGsfAsn Take
over organizsd bridge .t eiao for sss1ys plsassq1ys
ciubrooms: list Of 100 regular. attendants
yours for the asking. Box I24-Y. Star.
UPHOLsTERING, 4s-hour service CO
TEACHER tIady}, with BIS. degree in pri-
mary education, with courses In child de-
velopment and nursery school education,
Ins. desires position boy sa5;Y. ssay; z.
ladies' e narss private 1 9ns '9 .d,oss asss
.afas ! month ae1asa saeh. Do Be-. Sax sssf. s "
Evening star., 1947-04-06
SIYuAfIol&s ktEll [ cuat I

SITUATIONS MEN tcsas.l
fessria or restaur.nt. ex-
I0R 4 ~ asS-f 81 ss.s Mans, or
hotel: exctllent references, etc. writs
ss1 s1nRan aasS sfnbEsr eosor.a q, il1e s.rt
MiDDLE.AGED MAN. strictly non-drinker,
dealer % il A parts department; inexperienced:
oRAsisTcHoR sssss ssaisssTFsc ISL 4DfREcfoh desires
ss9 q nsarSy lSs ssmsE VTsna Wrs.
Panf.TiME Paf FIJI oBs'sli; JOB W1NTiD-s days per
week; reliable; trustyortily; university stu
PERMANENT POSITION wanted by man,
81: three years law practice, one year
tive s, capacity. some sales experience salary
ment based on merit and value. BOX
PIuMBEs Pign t AND sTEAMFITTER-First
class, ail-around mechanic, wants work
PuhEic PauK EHe- 4REsntas5TroNs ASSISTANT. "a,
college journalism, newspaper exper. ex-
Army officer; full or part time. Box 25s-
RETIRED NAVY OFFICER. supply Corps:
experienced In disbursing. bookkeeping.
Or retail Box 2e3-Y. star, s.
SALESMAN. several years experience sales
and sales promstion. NOW enploSea; wants
g9iHsnE sHs Se five fos@si aaa 3sah With sssF
ally prominent concerns merchandising
agricultural Insecticides fields. desires ad-
ministrative andfor neld position with pro-
gressive company. Box 426-Y, Star.
SHOE REPAIRMAN--All around work;
Observation-Disclosures, fEi tenn
porary to june 20. available full time.
sTENosG2RaApHER, male, age 81. desires
position: available immediately. Box
sTENoGRAPHER ssGIa, Hsad tMAN, available eve
stations. II required. Write Box 22.Y'
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER, college grad. !
work. Immediate service. Box ssa-V,
TAILOR, st class. on mems and women's
clothes, alterations and repairs Box
vETERaN. colored aged ee. married. de-
sires ioh as chauffeur or truck driver;
also tractor-trafler experienced. FIR. 239G.
VETERAN. "a, with car. attending type
writer mech. school. desires part-time en-
ployment, pref. type. maintenance work.
IErEgAs " l aeeso eoiored pm Wants Job driving car
or truck from m. to IL. Call CLIFTON
TAYLOR. Sunday bet. and 4. AID. oS24
VETERAN, ofacer. 80. A. B. and LII. B.
degrees D. C. Bar. seeks employment in
law firm. Box 26a-Y, Star. o.
YOUNG MAN, colored, needs work; odd
Jobs of all kinds. Call LU. 1878.
ployment. 8 am. to 2 pm. or l2 midnight
to 6 am; exper. in IBM equip, clerk or
painter. Call Glebe 676l.. 6'
YOUNG MAN, colored, with experience in
carpentry. diesel mechanic and grocery
clerking, wants work in either branch.
Willing to work; easy to learn. FIR. Il SO.
s.
YOUNG CoLoRED VET wants porter's job
in LIQUOR store; D, C. permit. Call Sunday,
Monday, 2 to 4 pm, Dupont 1890.
COLORED MAN, neat, wants night work,
$40 to II or q o'clock; cleaning or kitch-
en- helper. NO.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS wANTED-Several college po-
sitions i'm economies accounting, nnathe-
mates, others. So, ,500-S6,o0O: secondary
and elementary vacancies. s2,000-S4 900.
BALTIMORE TEACHERS AGENCY. 516 N.
iNsuRANcE astdss iSnsff aDJnsTER tm.,. under ss,
some exper. In auto. bond and casualty
fields; SO 600 to start. WALTER b. KESS.
LER PERSONNEL SERVICES, 612 Wash.
Bldg, DI. 1920, DI 4442. -1
ssECRETARI, female, ghoto% STUD STUDIO no
S35- $40 GENERAL PLACEMENT SERv.
ICE, 1907 H st. NV. sa
TRATNEE. male, for service insur. sect.'
college grad. S2.340 VI. and bonus. supeI-
ss9 s5ao ashs safe SR EeST 5aag xe MssF
ssFyIcE CIV 1907 H St nv; .,r.,,., o,.r,,...
salary, bonus commission. Tel Us your
wishes-gs can help you Come in.
PHaRaMachEnfICAL ERpth fss sAIEsMAN. male.
san al PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 q
ss!TirnSioSt:xSfAHrRs. Il q: NA H. female. $50 xk Lay
ONCE, store. association ofhec, medical.
S15-S55 wk up. See Miss Bond ct FOED
EMP. SERVICE. 913 18th st. NV. RE,
ENGINEER fm.). under As. experienced In
frstailation and maintenance Of refrisera-
ton and air-cond units. commercial helds;
headquarters In New York. Must be wtlls
ir,s 10 exper. WALTER II KEsSLEH PER-
sONNE sERvICES, 6i2 Wash. slcsp
FrN.-.<tux.ny4 =. H~Wk