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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-03
PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY

The Moments Auxiliary TO the
First PRESBYTERIAN church vii
hold n business ard inSpsfan0nal
meeting at the church Monday
IT : p m members announced,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-03
ARTS AND CRAFTS MEETING

The Arts sna Gets club vii
W,es' at tAc center on llth street
"Wednesday : ; = m. ! wSs an
nOunced Thursday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-03

An animal nursery is hang
oDeneS N the Melbourne Zao IL
teach ch 1rea 20 caYetar animals.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-03

Nrsnkan Jackie Nelson and Mar
zases NJ fatoSh
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04

kolonijose, patariant LVS
skyriams aktyviai darbuo-
tbs ir remit. Taipgi ragin-
tt tautines sroves zmones
BALF'a remit.
LVS valdyba isrinkta su
nekuriomis permainomis ia
patti: Senieji valdyboj like: !:
P. J. ziuris - pirm.,
A. S. Treciokas, vice p.
K. S. Karpius, sekr.,
j Kripas, finansu sekr,
DR.. M. j. Colney, I'D.
Helen Rauby, lido glob.
Nauji isrinkti:
Juozas Ginkus, vice p.
Elena Juskauskaite, IL
do globeja.
Spaudos komisija: P. j.
Zlurls, X. 5. Karplus, Ju-
Illus Smetona, DR.. S. T. Ia
mosaitis.
Direktoriais iSrinkti:
Vyt. Abraitis, DR.. S. T.
Tamosaitis, Jonas Baltus,
J. j. Baciunas, Adv. Ma
das Rastenis, Adv. A. A.
Oils, x. Strumskis, Jonas
Tareila, Mare Sims, Anita
mas Vanagaitis, Jonas Va
laitis, Jurgis Lapinskas, j.
L. Kasmauskas, P. Lalas,
DR.. S. Biezis, V. A. Kerse-
vicius, julie Rasteniene, P.
Lapiene, Ona Ceplinskiene,
Seimas uzsibaige 6 val.
vakare Birzelio 29 d.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
LVS SeimaS BuVo SkaidingaS, Idonluy

| SEIMINE VAKARIENE
LVS seimas buvo pager
bias Lietuvos Ministro P.
zadeikio atsilankymu, ku-
ris seimineje vakarieneje
kalbedamas pasake, "Man
patinka jusu organizacijos
pavadinimas Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajunga", ir ragi-
no prie bendros Lietuviskos
vienybes, didesniam nuosai-
kumui dirbti Lietuvos lais-
vinimo darba.
Antras asmuo kuris su-
teike garbe seimui savo at
silankymu buvo Conn. Gu
bernatorius James McCon-
aughy; jis pasake reiks-
ninga kalba apie mazu tau
tu likima ir nauja pasau-
liui agresoriu, kuris paki-
10 vietoje senojo.
Xiii vakarienes kalbeto-
jai buvo trys vietos dvasis-
kiai, Waterburio mayoras,
Lietuvos Generalinio Kon-
sulato atstovas A. Simutis,
P. J. ziuris, Adv. A. Oils,
j. j. Baciunas ir siaip keli
musu veikejai.
Rytieciai, kurie skaitlin-
gal dalyvavo seimineje va
karieneje, gavo proga is
girsti naujai is Europos at
vykusia dainininke Sofia
Adomaitiene, pianiste BIZ
rute Smetoniene, ir daina-
vo zinomas tenoras Alex
Wesley -Vasiliauskas.
Programa vede DR.. M. j.
Colney. Rep.
KAS platina Dirva - tas
platina apsvieta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
kongresas Issiskirstys
apie Liepos Is

Republikonai Kongreso at
stovai darbuojasi kad galetu
baigti posedzius Liepos rs ar
26 ir issiskirstyti Xxi pradziai
1948 metu.
Oar yra svarbiu reikalq kon-
gresui atlikti. PREF. Truman
rupinasi kad butu pravesta 81
posedi jaunu vyru emimas mi
litariska1n lavinimui. Taipgi
norma pravaryti Armijos ir
Laivyno vadovybiu suvieniji-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04
AUKU SUSIUSTA IR SEINE DELEGATAI IR
SVECIAI SUDEJO VIRS $1,000
Kalbejo Lietuvos Ministras P. Zadeikis, Conn.
Valstjos Gubernatorius ir Zymus Veikejai

| Waterbury, Conn.,, ivy
kes LVS Z metinis seimas
Birzelio 1929 buvo pats di-
dziausias sios organizacijos
seimas, o tam priezastis -
tai kad rytinese valstijose
randasi daugiausia LVS
skyriq.
DelegatQ dalyvavo veik
is visu skyriu, ir dalyvavo
visuomenes veikejq is pla-
Clos Americas, pradedant
nuo Chicagos j rytus.
Selma pasveikinti, atida-
rymo dienoje, atvyko Wa
terburio miesto mayoro at
stovas. Seimas pradeta su
Americas ir Lietuvos him
nais.
Delegatu dalyvavo apie
60, kurie LVS ir Lietuviu
tautos reikalus svarste at
sidavusiai, susirupinusiai.
Selma atidare DR.. M. j.
Colney, Waterburietis vel
kejas, seimo rengimo ko-
misijos pirmininkas.
Toliau, selma vede centro
pirmininkas P. J. ziuris.
sekretoriavo centro sekre-
torius K. S. Karpius.
:. Seimo pradzioje, atsisto-
llmu atiduota pagarba a. a.
Prezidentui Antanui Sme-
tonai, DR.. Jonui sliupui ir
Lietuvos partizanams ko-
vojantiems ir items kurie
jau zuvo uz Lietuvos lais-
We SUI pavergejais.
Seimas gavo daugybe pa
sveikinimu, ypac is Euro
pieciq veikejQ, organizaci-
jQ ir komitetu.
Seimo metu pasake kali
bas zymesni LVS veikeiai,
protarpiais kada buvo pa
sitaikiusios progos, reikalu
svarstymus pertraukus.
Vlenas is tu kalbetoju
buvo Jonas Tareila, Ame-
rikos Lietuviu organizaci-
nio veikimo Veterans, ku-
ris jau prizes SO metu dar-
bavosi musu jaunoje iseivi-
JoJe,. .ypac daug prie Susi-
vienijimo Lietuviu Ameri-
koje. SLA dabar kaip tik
apvaikscioja savo 60 metu
gyvavimo sukakti.
Jonas Tareila ir dabar,
budamas virs 80 metu am
ziaus, dar yra Waterburio
LVS skyriaus pirmininkas.
Adv. Antanas Oils, kurio
pastangomis Kongrese ta-
po inesta rezoliucija kad
Prez. Truman paskelbtu
Liepos ~ diena kaip ''Lith-
uanian Day., 25 metu su-
kakciai atzymeti nuo Lie
tuvos pripazinimo de jure
1922 metals. Jis prase sci
ma nuskirti komisija kuri
galetu nuvykti j Washing
tona ia rezoliucija priimti
jeigu ir kada il bus priim-
ia.
Trecioje sesijoje buvo
skaitomi seimui prisiusti
sveikinimai, juos skate ko-
nisijos mares Mare Sims ir
Hypatija ziuriene.
Seimas prieme eile rezo-
liucijQ, tarp ju padeka Pre-
zidentui Truman uz dra-
sesni pasireiskima Ameri-
kos santikiuose su Russia,
ir reikale tremtiniu pade-
ties apgynimo.
Seimas nutare visapusiai
remit BALI vajus visose|
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u x A II
- - ! n l. p

VIRS 1000 tonq zuvies da-
bar pagaunama kas menesi
Callao, Peru, Pietu Amerikoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-04

ARGENTINA tikisi symet
isauginti 4O5O tony grapefruit
vaisiu.
Evening star., 1947-11-04
Suspects Walk
| Into Pawnshop
| And Laws Arm

Detective Sergt. Irving Lubore was
Irving -on -the-spot when two house
breaking suspects walked into a
pawnshop Saturday in the 100 block
of H street NV.
Sergt. Lubore was investigating
the possibilities of finding stolen
goods which may have been pawned
recently by thieves, when in walked
Johnny Williams, Al, colored, of the
400 block of Rhode Island avenue
NV, and Samuel Hunter, At,
colored, no fixed address.
In their hands were four electric
fans, the detective told United
States Commissioner Needham c.
Turnage yesterday. Under question
ing as to where they got the fans,
the pair seemed hard put for an
swers, so he booked them for investi-
CATION, Sergt. Lubor explained.
A later check with Washington
Terminal police revealed that four
12-inch electric fans had been
stolen from a Pullman car parked in
the yards last week.
The defendants we're placed under
$4,000 bond each-pending grand
Jury action.
Evening star., 1947-11-04
Pierce Hall Selected
Instead Of School
For Speaking Contest

Although the Junior Board OF
Commerce made informal in
ouiries' about using a public school
auditorium for the finals of its
Voice of Democracy" speaking con-
test, the competition will be held
in another hall to avoid any COM
plications from the citys segre-
gated school system, the board said
today.
The board voted last night to use
Pierce Hall for the finals on No
vember 13 or IA as both white and
colored high school students will
participate, Edward Candee. repre-
senting the Junior Board, said.
Mr.. Candee said the matter was
discussed with j. Norman Nelson
first assistant superintendent OF
schools, who suggested an outside
hall be used. Since the question
would have to be decided by the
Board of Education. the Board OF
Commerce decided to make arrange
ments with Pierce Hall rather than
take the chance that permission
would be denied. Mr.. Candee said
No formal request was made, Mr.
Candee added.
School Supt. Hobart M. Corning
said Junior Board officials had talked
to Mr.. Nelson and it had been sug-
gested some other auditorium be
used.
The Board of Education approved
the contest on October IS but at
that time it was not indicated the
finals would be held in school
building, DR.. Corning explained
Present practice does not allow use
of a public school building for mixed
groups, he added. The American
Legion, which conducts similar
contest with Board of Education
approval. always runs off the finals
in an auditorium not connected
with the school system.
The contest, Mr.. Candee explained,
is one phase of a Nationwide con-
test in which students prepare and
deliver flve-minute speeches on any
subject dealing with the Bill of
Rights. The schools in the District
area are involved now in selecting
their contestants for the city-wide
competition. Washington's winner
will make five minute recording
which will be judged against re-
cordings of State winners.
Evening star., 1947-11-04
Manor Park Group Acts
To Correct Traffic Hazard

The Manor Park Citizens Asso-
ciaSion last night moved to correct
area traffic problems.
AS result of the traffic death of
Marvin E. Turner in an accident
at Sheridan and Fourth streets,
| October 25, the association in CO.
operation with the No. 6 Police
Precinct has arranged for the i'm
mediate construction of warning
dead end" barrier at that inter-
section.
Removal of safety islands at Pea
body and Blair streets was requested
In a resolution passed along with
one requesting the extension of the
J-6 line during nonrush hours. The
citizens also agreed on the removal
of unnecessary stop signs in the
Manor Park area.
Inspector Dick Mansfield gave a
demonstration of the School Chill
dren's Safety Program he is de-
veloping under the sponsorship OF
The Evening Star.
| L. A. Meadows, president of the
association, announced the date OF
the association banquet as Novem-
ber II. The meeting was held at
the Whittier School
Evening star., 1947-11-04
His condition was improved slight.

His condition was improved slight
ly from yesterday, when his condi-
ton was listed as critical. Another
football casualty, Robert McWhort-
er, 22, of 2156 Lee highway, Airing
ton, was in fairly good" condition
at Bethesda Naval Hospital suffer-
ing from a simple fracture of the
neck. The Navy veteran was trans
ferred there yesterday from Casualty
Hospital. where he was taken Sun
day, after being injured in game
at Edgewood Playground.
Evening star., 1947-11-04
Dr.. Covaf Will Leave VA
For Post at New York j.

| DR.. Donald A. Covalt, chief o1
the Veterans Administration
physical medicine rehabilitation
service, will leave the agency No.
vember Is to become head of the
rehabilitation institute Of New York
University, it was announced today
DR.. Covalt, who held similar
job with the Air Force during the
war, is credited with developing
the VA program of occupational
therapy, allowing patients to study
and learn trades while being treated
at hospitals.
He will be succeeded by DR.. A.
Ray Dawson, who has been chief
of rehabilitation at the agency S
branch office at Richmond for ID
months.
DR.. Dawson took residency train
Evening star., 1947-11-04
Free Glasses Open Here
lon Pest, Rodent Control

The Health Department last night
launched a series of free classes on
pest and rodent control, to continue
through December II.
Conducted by experts on the sub
ject, the classes are scheduled in the
Municipal center conference room
for Mondays and Thursdays for a
total of 30 hours,
Evening star., 1947-11-04
As a
natural result nv
business improved

After telling of his healing of
physical illness through
Christian Science, a business
man continues in one of many
similar letters reproduced in
the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures"
by Mary Baker Eddy:
Gradually >. this .:
teaching . became a great
help to me in my business. I
became more friendly, more
honest, acquired better
judgment and was able to do
the right thing at the right
time. As a natural result my
business improved. %.
"My business had often
been a burden to me, fear
and worry deprived me of
my rest. How different it is
now! Through the study of
the Bible and of our text
book . I receive peace and
confidence in God and that
insight into character which
is necessary for the correct
management of any busi-
ness"
The Bible, Science and
Health with Key to the
Scriptures" Containing the
complete explanation of
Christian Science and its
healing and liberating work.,
and other similarly helpful
Christian Science literature
may be read, borrowed, or
purchased at
Christidn Science
Reading Rooms
sl4 18th st.. NV
Bar Bldg.
Ill c ST.. NE
18th omd G Sts.. NV
sol Colorado Bldg.
18th St. and Punk Road. NV
Riggs Bank Bldg.
1926 Wisconsin Ave. NV
1917 r St., NV
WASHINGTON
Also at Christian Science Read
ins Rooms in Chevy Chase, Hyatts-
uille, Alexandra, Arlington, and
other nearby communities.
You are inUited to make full use
of the facilities of these Reading
Rooms.
Information concerning free
public lectures, church services,
and other Christian Science actiU-
Ries also available in these Rooms.
Evening star., 1947-11-04
Injured Wilson Player
Still in Poor Condition

Garfield Hospital authorities to-
day said Julian Self, 18, Wilson High
School football player who suffered
a severe conclusion last Friday, was
in poor" condition, although he had
spent a fairly restful night.
Evening star., 1947-11-04
Church to Hold Bozuur

A turkey dinner and bazaar
sponsored by the Women's Society
of Christian Service of the Bright
wood Park Methodist Church, will
be held at 5 pm. tomorrow at the
church, Eighth and Jefferson streets
NV.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
sPEcIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTANT. expert. books started,
Rss aaas tins ss EsssEns 5s
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
ggTaSssiRT gayaRSsnssi lRmsdsas ni ass installation D.
SAs, HEATING BOILERS = and nsaaiS h0t-watsF smsiE
enthy B. A. syrRsgBURY RsyRfhsY nnessss n $685.
SPECIAL OFFER, sx12 pnoto mounted ,t4sa free e
%PEssT sgnaSgA WgATda feRp Gn fs
service: all work eeectronieally checked
and guaranteed 1 year ARTHUR MARKEL.
saS HTrENTIoNs n pS BusrNEssmEN-THE ATLAS
AGENCY is famous for selecting and plac-
snts sns o0GseffRssk ea Rf kpn Gis Ma
daily sv, and red Cider rrfsa soneg sFaasdd and
sold from our own orchards. Out Georgia
ave RSts sSuts sS s ve to uss h
ThR gfhd Bo2Rb sRRElbs OF seSss for
'Vs tons on wednesdayr Thursday and Fri
day May IA l5 am ,t, be: 194b f. 1oE bstaot apt
ants. Initial application must be made
on form provided by. the board AND MED
not ss haa @ a9y sye 2s g. he hes same dsse
Examinations MILLARD T: CHARLTON,
secretary. 1907 NJ st. NV, Washington, B.
ADcoouNTrNG-BooKKEEPING. AZ compiete
service by qualified accountant. Looks
started and kept. All tax returns made;
Mr.. Brown, A. r. SEELYE CO., DI. 0s5s,
NOTICE. or 81 is is HEREBY GIVEN that the Food
Fair of Virginia. Inc, operating at 4241
N. Pershing drive and .4714 Columbia pike,
Arlington, Va, intends to apply TO the
firginia ABC Board on April 10, 1947. for
q license to sell beer and wine of sale
et the above locations. FOOD FAIR OF
VIRGINIA. INC, Irwin L. Siegel, Pres.
THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION base
ball team would like to- book games with
unlimited teams, in and around the city.
call BOB ORNDORFF. HI. 0372-J. -13
Evening star., 1947-04-12
PERSONAL.

UPHOLsTERING. sLTR COVERs-send
your furniture to reiiaols nrm; finest ma ma
RsssHSe sffHs Eisas so soSS SAsa
q d y Yo1 e. ARE s2sf y NEED or A LOAN ap 2
sksazsHs sEsaasEsf Nv WAVES. iss 81: sh.mpoo ana IA
SYkS EGs s0a srs6rY y saveessa ssaaensa nsio
MOTH HOLES, burns. tears. etc, rewoyen
wash INss s.Es Ar VA oI zsoe se.tS s7
paired s While you, you vait. Room soa. Wsstors
BBlssEssnRNa Blss fas IL sor cHssa shs
fts h because se yon have lost % Weishs e. or 0 sssy
Expertiy done al, moderate prices. Studio
Tneas1e fssIay Blss La hna Gsy ormsa s
1ss ays. rx NJ }soa aal1o T st. NV" Room 20.
iIMshMEEDTATfsy CASH for your home; ne.
or s;e,. white or coioIsd. Nd; or Va. cox
eaalLps an p rARaDrsEfsasons aiSn sE lsss country
swimming. outdoor sports. arts and crafts;
CLUBS, ciih FlKsAaTERNIPTIEs. sororiitIes in need
Of funds eotaet 1ssgs gas'nsss Arm ios
HRR oSD 5sSfsa sErEsoR HI aSx swlF asas
don't want take therei Ladies'. mems,
chiidren's ciothins; furniture, drapes. bric-
a-brac. etc We buy and sell anything.
Phone RA. 1871. We pick up and deliver.
ST. .sss COWS = IN daS ss .aSs ss
upl1oastery cleaned By Q new reyoiution-
ary process; spots and stains rernoged:
all work guaranteed. ZONES q FERRIS
sLfP COVERS, DRAPEKIES, hedspreadG
vanity skirts. pillows. co. 1898.
= (Continued On Next Page.l
Evening star., 1947-04-12
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING IN beauty culture. al
subjects saqghs AppToyed y doysFnmsns HEnf
H0fTffNNa fRfTTfNa ms liRNasrauGTroNs siren re b,
experts to womens clubs. KNITTING BAR.
30o9 Naylor I'd Sc, DI. 1928. liz
PIANO LESSONS for children. Ida RYAN,
PIANO and accordion taught in
short time;s results guar: approed for GI
training CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS,
1905 G st. NV, Me. 4700. RA, $500. Ia
LEARN TO DRIVE--10 easy lessons, S35;
pickup service. permits secured: immediate
ag22intg,snts ayaiIable Dial AK A339 , is. s.
men and women offers definite com
Tuesday and Thursday, 7:30 pm, In the
principals of the real estate
business either as q career or as an as
ment. You can enroll without. any ex-
perience and without interfering with
your present occupation. Enroll today.
1887 M ST. NV d. 1854. HO. 1910.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday. -13
YOUNG LADY, experienced. uniy. grad.
with knowledge of Portuguese and Spanish;
teaches German, French and English by
direct conversational method; besinners,
advanced students. Call DU. 7439; lbs
ACCORDTON-POPULA and classical.
MERvIN CONN ACCORDION SCHOOL,
3509 14th st. NV, CO. 0222, RA. 1927.
AIR coND. AND REFGR. CLASSES start
and evening. NATIONAL INST OF COM.
AND TECH, Phone HO. 2484. 1Ss
Evening star., 1947-04-12
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started. kept
part time, tax returns prepared, state
%eoss saaisS
diversified experience in public and private
accounting, N. C. 8. degree, desires posi-
tion with reputable firm. Box 95-Z, Star.
ACCT. STUDENT. veteran. desires part
time accounting E-bcokkeepine work. Cali
B6DY aND FENDER, young man, veteran,
nondrinker, honest and reliable. ia. 5o27.
BooKxEEPEK ACCOUNTANT. part-tine
service only: all taxes. Owens 6176. MR..
EMItEfiSs1TRIcIANs y HELLER, veteran, az
yTs. szpsrisnse; references. Mr.. dUETEEM'
ENGINEER, End class, hare had Il years
experience; also an advance student in re-
frigeration, good IN maintenance ana IN
stallation OF machinery. TR. 1886. Us
LIFE INSURANCE--Man with unusual
sales and management experience VIII be
Please write fnii details Of offer 70 BOX
NAN, age 20, desires clerical or typist po-
sition; can furnish references; grad mlli-
tary academy. Box 63-lr Star. IL
MAN, young, experienced, desires posi-.
tion rs craftsman in Washington VIII
start on small salary II tob o1ers oppor-
tunity for advancement. Ii. 1855.
MAN, excellent personnel experience and
BACKGROUND, desires administrative position
with active personnel, serving On employ
meut buIeau; salary open. Box lS3-A
star. L.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
sAlEsMEk
Statesmen.
Lee. APPLIANCE ,sALEsMAN. must

ELEC. APPLIANCE SALESMAN. must be
exper.; salary and commission. Mr.
WILL WIFIaAMSHB MWSHB6aE12saIE a12 aIGe GROCERY company
has position open for young man exper-
fenced with groceries. to represent them in
Alexandra and other nearby virginia ter
ritory. This can be well-payfng, perma-
ton and automobile. Please state age and
Strictly Strictly coniidential. BOZ 17s-A. Star.
sALEsMAN-old. educational publishing
Division to cover schools In virginia;
sss ssnas Mss su dsss ssfsaas
Hsa1sssMifE ssaKsMEN z W4NTEDEMen M E @ with sutomo-
tive or min supply selling exper.; excel
poshlit9n. phntnr otiine iih exper IL your reply Box
ss4sffEAsMiENEsplendid ssfiA IN opportunity for men
willing to WORK earnings unlimited srnsri w,sn
snss IRSsooe1sTaD sIa
ICE 62I9 3rd st. nv. IA. 1913, Ia. 5612-
Selling wholesale to grocels. estab, routes.
Reply fully in confid. Box lf4-A. Star.
statesmen with roofing, siding. oil burner,
mission For appointment call SH. 2403
between 8 and II am. and and p; p m.
statesmen "a, WITH CARS-Larse cor
poratIon opening branch in Wash. this
week Hard-hittine closers to call on news:
paper inquiry leads; earnings In excess OF
s1oo9S for 5ghs sS men rg aselee,
All A Tor Nh. wATscN. LIS
OPENING for commercial refriseIation
appointment. = = la
Evening star., 1947-04-12
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

Spanish English speak
ing; available diplomatic corps only, WI.
CHAMBERMAID-MAID - White girl with
excellent references from best houses wants
position Box 90-Z, Star. 13s
GIRL, colored, neat. reliable. gen. house
references; hrs. 8 to 4 or to 5. TR.
GIRL, eoioFea; desires general houseEsrk.
LADY with little girl; Il years old. wishes
position in motherless home, complete
charge: must be near good public school;
salary S25 weekly. For an appointment,
please write Bog 1867, Star. Ia
PART-TIME WORKER wants or A after
Moons cleaning; will cook dinner and leave
TRAINED 1si IN : 9PR PRACTICAL NURSE desires 8
hrs. duty, no Sundays; available on the
18th Phone ia. 64SS.
WOMAN, colored. desires dish washing or
work of any kind; no Sundays. AT. 432S.
WOMAN, eolored. honest, reliable desires
part time, mornings, reasonable. NO. ! IS3.
WOMAN, colored. reliable, wants days
work or laundry to do at home. AT. 3302.
WOMAN, white. would like work by the
day; preferably In NV; good reference.
WOMAN, colored, experienced. wants part
time or days work; ref. NO. $685.. 13~
YOUNG LADY, colored, desires work, 9-2,
A GOOD LAUNDRESS would like work for
Monday and Tuesday DE. 1890. -13
Evening star., 1947-04-12
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MAN. middle aaed. strictly aondrtnkef.
ensrsstic would IKE pasit,on s ilrnsturs
salesnss e., e. ,srsinsd e1csiaspt ses tror
expsr. ii saiesroom; wiliins 20 begin at
man that gcu can depend uDon. BOX
MAN. eoIorea, handy, .xperiencs. rants
MAN. u s4 4 coiored. experience in typins.
Oo0kkeepang' statistics adninistrat.ys
sFss IRsTisaisa Rs aKaRs desires 'o0 = eee
PART-iTTIsME EMPLOYMENT for university
students; clerks, typtsts. bookkeepers. a.l-.
Ement bureau. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNI
yyERsITy; Y Re .vss6;.n..a 2s6s II r.na,- IS Iarr
e. eaa 56Hs sAes5lssfsR "a NJ
sssyIeEAN Y y desires ;T5. sslssl ka
si4si OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fas Fa1gss LIZ.
asfrse a ye,sEas sIDsIelssTd aI4 i aeptmts and
TRucK DRIVER. wants lob. LIGHT Or heavy
work: reliable man; nondrinker. IL.
VETERAN desires to learn automotiye
mechanics or body and fender work.
Sna!e5 :s! q .,.d 5ill; mechanically inclined
VETERAN. VET law law graduate, desires position as
investigator or au administratiye position.
5 yrs. once experience. DU. 0H53. IL,
VETERAN, 81, expe-, clerk-typist; knowi-
edge OF dbl. entry bookkeeping procedure;
VETERAN (coiored) wishes part-time gem
eral work. drivers permit. AID. 3125. --l3
WRITER OF articles l " years. Eng. taught
or full time; handy clerk-typist, re-
searcher; in Army. publicity; select Jobs
NE 81 Sell ID'seee Ho' sssa til 7 noon. Or BOZ
GOvT. eS3 EMPLoYE, 81, 1a yrs. exper. as
clerk, correspondent, supervisor and secres
tary, desires sales or ONCE position; $50
wkly Box 42-z, Star. I2s
EXPERT will put your files IN order, es-
tablish system for your particular needs.
Most reasonable rates. Satisfaction guar
anteed No eauipment to sell. Phone
MR - RIpGWAAy,a IssEHAanH MI. 2o7s ols ls'
club, restaurant. hotel or other business;
young man. accounting and general busi-
ness hackground Box 122-Z. Star Ia