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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-22
B & | MEETING
GETS UNDERWAY
Four Wilmington Men
Attending Convention
In Asheville

ASHEVILLE, May 21.-LP)-The
44th annual meeting of the North
Carolina Building and Loan as
sociation got under way at Grove
Park inn here today with approx
mately 200 executive officers Of
building and loan associations
throughout the state attending.
-Four Wilmington building and
loan executives are attending the
meeting. They are:
w. A. Fonvielle. secretary of the
Carolina Building and Loan as
ISOLATION; William M. Hill, secre-
tary of the Peoples Building and
Loan association; Fred Willetts,
Jr., secretary and Fred Willetts,
Sr., president of the Cooperative
Building and Loan association.
Active support by the League OF
the Veterans housing program is
among the major points being dis
cussed at the meeting, which will
last through Friday.
Speakers today included Robert
r. Poston Of Washington, D. c..
legislative representative of the
American Legion's national legis-
lative committee; DR.. William
H. Husband OF Washington, D. c..
general manager Of the federal
savings and loan insurance cor
poration; Warner NJ. Allen of Bos.
ton. Mass. executive secretary of
t h e Massachusetts Cooperative
Bank league; T. G. Barbour of
Charlotte, president of the Build
ing and Loan association, and c..
J. Burns Of Raleigh, secretary
treasurer.
Mayor Clarence E. Morgan wei.
come delegates to tle city, and
George w. Crone of Winston
Salem. vice-president of the league,
made the response.
Total assets of the league grew
s29, 900, 900 in the past year. Mr..
Burns SAID today. and the league
now has some $3.50, 900, 900 available
for aid in home purchases.
The neck, wings, and other
bcny pieces Of fowl are especially
good Tor soup-making.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-22
STUDENTS FROM Is
SCHOOLS COMPETE
IN HEALTH CONTEST
SPECIAL To The Star

CLINTON, May 21-(P)-Thirty-
one Sampson boys and girls rep
resenting 1S schools in the county
will compete here Frida yfor the
title of the healthiesr students in
the county.
One boy and n girl will be
named as winners and will take
part in the southeastern North
Carolina district All club contest
to be held in Wilmington. The Win
ners in the district contest will
enter the state competitor IN
August and the ones named state
champion will compete in the ma
tional contest to be held in Chi
cago in December.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-22
STREET ISSUE
BEFORE COUNCIL
Remaining City Thorough
fares To Be Decided
AT June 4 Meeting

The year-old controversy eve
changing the names Of approx.
nately 40 Wilmington streets Will
come to a final showdown at the
June 4 meeting of the city coun'
gil.
That was decided upon at yes
terday's council session when the
city fathers tentatively adopted
q Recommendation making the
name changes then Appealed 10
residents to appear at the mex
session TO express favorable OF
unfavorable action on the matter
CITY Manager j. R. Benson told
the councilmen he had received
calls on the matter and ina many
persons expressed the desire tina
name changes not be made.
He said that he believed mucn
of the action by the council should
be based upon the desire OF cltl'
zens residing or the streets IN
question.
Due to duplication OF the names
of many streets. the councn orlS
inally brought up the question OF
changes last August Z and AGAIN
August II.
Those streets involved are:
Alabama avenue, Summer Hill;
Alabama r t. Sunset Park.
name to be changed to Texas
street.
Cape Fear avenue. to Mills AL
ley: Cape Fear street, name re-
tanned.
Carolina avenue. east from 17th
to Wrightsville avenue. retained;
Carolina avenue, Sunset Park,
changed to Sunset avenue: Caro-
lima street. Greeasfield Terrace, to
Hooper street.
Center avenue, Princess Place.
to Thomas avenue: Center street,
Delgado. unchanged.
Church alley, of Second De-
tween Dock and Orange streets, to
Bell alley: Church row in Delga-
do. to Delgado alley: Church
street to De IetdlleO.
Davis avenue will be Pauline
venue and Davis street viii be
retained.
Dickinson alley. off Fourth be-
tween Red Cross and Walnut, I'M
changed; Dickinson street TO 10th
street.
Elm street, Delgado. to Dexter
street: Elm street, Summer Hill,
same.
Georgia avenue, Summer Hill,
game; Georgia street. Sunset Park
to Louisiana street.
Klein road. Princess Place.
same: Klein street, Arcadia, to
Roth street.
Lake drive. Princess Place and
Greenbrook. to 21st street; Lake
street, Summer Hill, same.
Magnolia Place. Oleander, I'M
changed; Magnolia street and
Magnolia avenue. to Cores alley.
Market street road to be known
rs Market street.
street. road, 10 1iace
street.
Tyler street. Sunset Park, K
Burnett boulevard.
Virginia avenue, Sunset Park
name retained; Virginia avenue,
Summer Hill, to Community
drive: Virginia street. Greenfield
Terrace, to Simon avenue.
Wrightsville avenue is to bt
known only by that name Instead
Of Wilmington avenue ano
Wrightsvilla turnpike.
Highway "a and 10 east from
Dawson street to Wrigntsville
Beach shall be called OleandeI
drive.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-22
DIVORCE ACTION
FILED AGAINST
SOLDIER HERE

A soldier in Uncle Sans army
for the last IA years yesterday
was named defendant in a divorce
action instituted in New Hanover
county's Superior court.
He is Dudley c. Gill. jeanette
L. Gill filed the suit contending
the couple had separated April
IS, 1914 and that she was left to
take care of their three-year-old
son. The Gills married at Dillon,
S. c.. four years ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-22
RESIGNS

GREENVILLE, May 2l-(P}-
DR.. Benjamin NJ. Cooke, who has
Leen president of East Carolina
Teachers College here since last
August 1, resigned today: effec-
tive on September l to become di-
rector of teacher training in the
department of education at Wom-
ans col .ge, in Greensboro.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-22
Warehouse Walls Hattened;
No Other Damage Reported
Special To The Star

WH1TEVILLE, May 21:-A freak "lnos5orh tlppeu
tho north wall Of a tobacco warehouse, which was under
construction here about $3.50 this afternoon, ana 1--WE men
were injured, one seriously as the wall collapsed upon them.
The injured are: D. c. Hilburn, route 1nfee' Wh4leyn 1aet
Injuries TO left knee; Earl Tyree, Whiteville, dislocated left
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-22

Cabbage cooked in a steamer or
IN a pressure saucepan Keeps
about 70 percent of its Vita
min C.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-22

The oldest o. 3. citrus acreage
lis in California.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-22

Dial 2-sS1l For Newspap., Co.,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-22

The neck, wings. and other
bony pieces Of fowl are especially
good for soup-making.
Evening star., 1947-02-26
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, 99ored. @6 wants Dart-time Job Ss mSFn-
GIRL, colored, wants work In hotel or
GIRL. colored, ghw.. elderly family, no
children; sleep in. Sun. of; S25 week,
GIRL colored. desires work in restaurant,
or part time. AID. 0734. Excellent refer
Girl. colored, wants days work clean
ing, laundering Csc per hr and carfare;
refs. Call after pm. MI. 95l1.
GIRL, colored desires housework or ohdn3 hotel
ecS o'eiocf. cSi5 DE. snf s669 ai'' ''''il a''-
GIRL, colored. desires part-time day or
evening ghw. 8 days week; Sl6 and
csTtare. ia, 1903 -. t.,.,,o ,srs n
children after school and Saturdays, CaH
HO. -s6O7. after pm. u.,
GIRL colored., wishes part-time or DAY
GIRLS q e. soiored, desire 5 days work
GIRL, colored, neat reliable, wants general
housework Gail DI; oo3n.
LAUNDRESs. experienced. light Laundry
for'aref for: refs me RA i79fISs' 70sS "0 Il"
MAID. colored, experienced, wants light
hoqseSSrki hoy C0 sS fp:l time; live in; refere9ce
WOMAN. colored. experienced day, worker,
desires days work, Best of references
WOMAN, colored, desires days work or
Isgnd,y nns days week week NOR TR Wea 11ss Thurs
work. Call LU. 3272. 20
WOMAN. colored, wants days work only
city references. 2570 Sherman ave NV
WOULD like domestic part-time. work g Or
any kino work from pm. until lbo;3o
Write Box 210-R, Star. ~
Evening star., 1947-02-26
SAlESME EN-.
statesmen

statesmen, colored.eWill train you
You can earn from o $50 to S75 osv weekly eel XII
hair Preparations and household nsees-
statesmen u Local company expanding
tiouS, energetic men for commercial sales
on repeat products; car necessary. write
Sal saLEsMAN ESss for for liquor store; must have
good sales personality This is an oppor-
tunity to join a permanent organization
with unlimited opportunities for hVeFWIlre'
NaTIoN sa1 tIWi WIDE SESt ORGANIZATION with over
so. years experience wants salesman: salesman
weatherstrip, storm sash, rock wool insu-
lation, screens and caulking to nome
owners; unlimited income; sales o experience snSe
car. CHAMBERL1N COMPANY OF AMER aE
tSAi tSSaATi1oSALL2 on tpro KNOWN CONCERN with an
outstanding line of industrial and com
mercial lighting, including fluorescent FIX
turss and All Lighting and
beaasg be aegressiVe F'' ntelisent and one acease
toned to good earnings in # the fees
7ase'n The man we select will be Offered pro
teced eory ri and all ma dqaWng se
count against liberal commission Please
phone Mr.. DAVE DoBBY, Ma 1920, for
psFspnsl wsnesdaR iRteTyew Tuesday snd
SALESMEN-Sell our 15-pc aluminium set
complete with percclator and Magic
Greaseless Whole-Meal Griddle; this sem
sational set sells for only S29 95, on small
weekly terms; spot verification; sales q
day pays S10s a week; all our men now
in Washington and 2l3 E. North ave; in
Baltimore. 2Ss
SALESMAN-We are delivering essential
household equipment; will add ! more dis
tributor; our men average over 500 per
week advance commission, no canvassing;
we train you; married men preferred, age
> 40: car necessary. Apply in person,
1890 am. sharp Thursday and see COM
plete demonstration, 4l9 18th st. ne.
SALESMEN-Unusual opportunity for am
bilious young man seeking future, to rep
resent us in Greater Wash. territory; call
ing on wholesale and retail drug. tobacco,
grocery outlets; starting salary $50 weekly
plus liberal daily allowance. Please apply
by letter only, giving complete details Of
background and past exp: GILLETTE
SAFETY RAZOR CO., 6lS Bond Bldg,
Wash, D. c, -
Evening star., 1947-02-26
SITUATIONS MEN tcont.,.

MAN, 40. legal education. considerable
business experience, having recently as
posed Of business Interests desires e9n ,,n.
capacity. Box 405-L. Star. s.
MAN, colored. wants upholstering, seat
sep otter Hs rs Box
MANAGER FOR RESTAURANT or club.
restaurant work. Excellent local record.
f9H saiSTiSG sfHle; Ss5 SWo5Rk wanted by hrst:slass
PHoToGRAPHER. graduate Yale School OF
experienced in ali branches of photography.
including aerial, cinematography photo-
grammetTy, color, etc. Available for after-
noon aesr and evening work only. Box 2la.R' y.
PUBLIC RELATIONS. writing. research
tensiye .Washington experience, in public
relations, research. writing, radio and di-
rect mail, both Government and private?
Plenty Of ghosting R experience too. Con
REFRIGERATToN and air conditioning me-
chanic desires on;job training; grad. TefEr.
800, Ext. 6729. 14l7 Meridian pi; NV.
sbility and character and car. Box 16l,R,
VETERAN desires opportunity for steady
ath yeabe @ u Re repsr Of booR
keeping, adding and other similar office
machines. In reply, please state salary,
hours of work and other conditions. Box
156-R. Star. 27s
ployed in Government, desires Job as jr
accountant with c. P. A, Now attending
& T S seRoo yea Box senssn fssR saa
YOUNG MAN. under 80. desires responsible
position in hotel or business field. Six
years front ONCE experience, four years
Government administrative work. Box
2l3-R, Star. 2Ss
YOUNG MAN, white, desires overseas en-
ployment: best of reference. Box 116-M.
Star. d
PART-TME employment for university
students. Clerks, typist, bookkeepers.
auditors, salespeople available for after
noon. morning and evening work. Call
Evening star., 1947-02-26
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

SECRETARY, sos wk. %; must be at
tractive, alert efficient. Stenog., ,engi-
start $50 wk. Stenog, small office $50
Wk Cashier. hotel, S35 wk. Comptometer
operator. start $50 wk. Association sec.
retary. $50 VIZ. Fypists. exper.. start $40
wk. See Miss Bond at IRE. 2S2s) FORD
EMP. SERVICE, 913 18th tnr cor.
INVEsTIGAToR, $4,000 (m); mus have
degree in acct. or law, age 26 TO 3o; free
70 travel exp; as inyes5isat9.. osss ses Mr'
ccoMirTosHTRk ceai r sH4P Z ofER,, PER $500 d1: exper
operator, future Cashier, exper., start
ss, Ss5, and bookkeepers, full charge, $50 yk.
Est. il yrs.} Hundreds and hundreds
Personnel SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV.
SELECT POSITIONS % - Bookkeeper-
stenog $50 week legal secretary, expr
$50 week; French-En stenos,, $50 week;
cspitoI Hi il Secretary. So. 500 up; secre-
tary, publisher. start S45 week; stenog.:
constr. expr, start $50 week; stenog,, real
estate office. future. $50; need 100 new
applicants daily for new openings; thou
sands placed Est. 80 yrs For the better
White at BoYD's. 1893 F St, Ma 1888
ACCOUNTANT. $4,000 (m.), large corp,
future, int olsce; stockroom clerk. h.; s.
grad. $40: bookkeeper, office man, SAB
week; typists, 50 w.pm., $40 week Al
ways welcome at BoYD's, 1888 F St. Ma.
Evening star., 1947-02-26
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, clerk-typist or
statistical typist. experienced, consclen-
eEenees 9us w0Tan RE desires do Es5 best Of
BOOKS MAINTAiNED. d. statements mailed,
etc, for small businesses; work done at
hfsn bone evenings (n.w. section)' Box 1S9,R' g.
DREssMAKING, design. remod., aitera-
lions: eve: gowns speciality; .reas; MISS
GIRL, colored, with college education,
wishes clerical position. part or fuH-time;
exp eIn cashier and file CLERK FR 1861 tca % =
restaurant; experienced: from pm, to 9
pm, Call IA. 64ss, after pm;
Girl eolored experiences desres sv WorS s aS
No 500. EXT. B-6ia 27'
GIRL. colored. neat wants Job on soda
sHssd ca bus Ho girl 1890 q hotel maid eSP.r
GIRLS Ccolored) desire work as dept.
store maids or os1 clerks Cali between ! ls. ana
gib9, H% refined ra ay' 10, free to travel Just re-
turned from Europe, speaks French; com.
panion or governess. selected family, must
e IADY D eeaseqad eaperfenced fa IN and
furs. wants part-time work. Box 2Ol-R'
NURSE, practical. young: will car. care for for
for room DI 5296 .
NURSE, colored, desires permanent lob;
doctors best references Call LII. oo'l
RsEsIDENT MANAGER. university gradu-
ate; large apt. house experience; ref. oV.
sALEsGIRL. CLERK, colored experienced;
can operate switchboard AT. 0472. 26'
careful worker wants position with repu-
table company: days best references,
SECRETARY desires permanent. respon-.
sib,e position; age "a: 6 years diversified
experience; excellent references: available
immediately. Adams 2160. Ext. IL (9 m.
STENOGHAPHER-D operator,
experienced, rapid. accurate, desires part
time evening or Saturday work. Box
ssWiTCHBoARD sStTE 1a5i and elevator operator, ex-
perienced, colored, happy disposition, ef,,
BY returning veteran, reason for desire to
obtain position: prefer evening hours.
Manager, Mrs. Cole. PARKWooD MED1-
CAL BLDG, RE. $500. -26
TYPIST, expert. wants work at home or
ONCE; letters, reports. MANUSCRIPT copy
work; accurate. Adams 22S0.
WOMAN, colored $3.50. experienced. wants
work in restaurant. hotel or hand LAUNDRY.
YOUNG 00UHSGG LADY desires part-time bookkeep-
ing position; capable taking full charge;
experienced RA. 2209 after 1:3o pm
INTELLIGENT. reliable high school grad
uate colored. excellent references, desires
position as a receptionist or clerk. Call
Pa "4"S --26
EXPERT TYPIST wants to do typing at
home Call Chestnut QS31. ~
WILL ASSEMBLE MAILING material and
stuff envelopes at office or home part
time. DI. 3211.
Evening star., 1947-02-26
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK-G.H.W., fully experienced. ine city
Eeference: for adults. Small house. ;.
Rsd bsGne TbIrsss4gs 6f ss4s no Sunday s2a s vessy
CIV launds!isagg light light eSgkils; ss Eao5 refer
G.H.W, live in; 5la days. Call D1. 1900,
EXT. 436, between 4 and 8 pm. -27
G.H.W,, no cooking between 80 and 40
Apn s sstfs Nor t. 6sksnd 60 to feT 42Fk
Buckingham bus, Arnold Line Get of
GH.W, Giftseo AND M COOKING, live in or stay 2
local H5 iefs sdss no s9S ssSa ssS in apt must nave
s5os Ssiors = 5se GAYS Must aS' SsVs hsssR ss
GIRL GIRL. go to New York City; sh;w and
mdPtb nelD care "a fog sse children live In 'o
eogntergiri or fountain girl; experienced.
GIRL. eoiored: wants g,h;E,,; plain pa c9oki lii
Wed, to $50, EN-. 1929:
sook Sk aduts h'snsSt Sc ssi
Goob e. 8 cSoR Ss5fEs AND n CIV, days 80;
fs5tssfk HonsEkEEPEk, Mb white, to assist with
cleaning, cooking and taking care Of 3.a-
ysiarS ysaT9d sas Ssy weeF ao aE 5s4s must w
MAID G.H.W.. no cooking, no Laundry;
fond Of children over 20: Weonesaays anu
$40 week Call RA. 4007.
MAID for roominp house; short hours: SOD
monthly, Phone manager. AID. $500,
MAID white Or co5orsdd sd;,fs EhS cb1idren fSEklns
5Ia-day week: salary. SIS; must stay
some n,ghtI Eefs Boz o,,5eG n3Mf nS stan tsmn,oyed
cple. to care for infant and small apart
ment; $50 for 5H2 days; excel local refer
ences and good experience in baby-care
necessary. FIR. 6525.
WOMAN to care for children and general
after & pm. -
41 and So as kitchen helper; 500 a
month; must live in; comforsabIs sa quarters
inquire between 10 and IL am. See ehef
or secretary.
a day: no cooking, no children; soc an
hour and carfare. Bradley 0165. rs
YOUNG WOMAN, white; live in, care for 2
children, 2 and 4 years: make self useful
in home: other help employed; good oppor.
local references. EN-. 1913. )
Evening star., 1947-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared, room
ing houses, small businesses CAP dryers,
tNcoME Il 81 E'T TAxEs-Lavtul deductions taken
taxes reduced; EXi 1864 CH $685. 9-a
INCOME TAX prepared Immediately by ex-
pert Bring * your RE MR IN
Suite 800. lo9 Vermont ave. NV near near
CAS- GGhsmIf HE&TISG SfffSe BOILERS snd hot-wateE
g. P0ninls A. sTaNsBURy: aSkHHHs: -I.I's II. ss$s
automatics no cash needed small monthly
ssT1ANsButlRY. Il so29 o-oo
Save taxes Expert advice and assistance
on income tax returns Do it now. Open
an to 70 OF pm including sat sat and 1taE3e6 sa6
tept paTt Time e1Ds5s ta1 res@rn sads
statements; prompt. reas; OR 2054.
sE aR9 Fss estate Rea tax state AND
business broker-publlc accountant. d.
FOR EXQUISITE DYENG. call GE. s777
or drive In 1900 Georgia aye. NV. to the
EXQUISITE CLEANERS. Dye-work Special
GLovEs.e LEATHER JACKETS. pocket
books cleaned or dyed. No charge II you
don't find our work beautiful EXQUISITE
CLEANERS. 1900 Georgia ave. NV. GE
DRAPERIES, GLASS CURTAINS = CO
$500 Phone early this year so that We
may be able TO serve you more quickly
pAiGNEAULT DECoRAToRs. "a
JOSEPH DAY CO., auctioneers-Ofhce
Suite. 40 Bond Bldg. Washington 3. D c.
ToIas FoRMER r. INTERNAL REVENUE agent pre-
pares Federal and local tax returns DE.
6346 Reasonable raIeS. 20
INCOME TAX FORMS PREPARED-S3;
Experienced tax accountant; veteran.
Save by proper compIetion: Gil: 6o2l - p
hire by day, week month: good reference.
Box 22l R, Star. ~
No q, D C-There will be special meet
Ing at 8 pm. Friday, February .T1a gos IS. l94a
Sc, Naval Lodge Bldg, End floor. HOW
ARD 4, MILoR, BusIneSs SIS Asent A IS
debts contracted hv any one other than
myself E. BURROUGHS, "2@4 shannon
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
contracted by any one other than myself
ALBERT GILLESPIE, Jr., 1913 2sth pl.
Evening star., 1947-02-26
HELP MEN.

ADVERTISING SOLICITORS. experienced
also phone men. Room 90, 1901 G st
ADVERTISING production assistant: young
veteran with some experience. Call MISS
KRAXITz ma. 6s12i rpFRs for ntsrTieS 9S;,e .ya,
81; good working conditions Apply Time
keeper. CARLTON HOTEL, 10th and x
Sf SAfPPRREHNTICE BARTENDER. good saIary
and meals Apply Mrs Cleveland O'DON-
NELLs RESTAURANT, 1907 E St W
ARCHITECT. with knowledge Of CONNER
ctal construction. for private builders. Pre-
fer one interested in learning building
psSsIs1s phsssTsTANT PC GENERAL MaNAGER wanted
by aggressive fast-erowing local Packard
dealer Applicant must be thqFenShy s 6tsss ex
Salary open. Replies must contain COM
piete listing Of BACKGROUND and experience.
ASSISTANT ASS MANAGER. to be trained for
position with higher responsibility Man Man
With sqto PTsfsrs9d 9 a9 AgPy c91n aIRaK Ee SEW
Auro BODY MAN. must be experIeneed
Motor Co: 4s6i Baltimore ave, Hvatts-
XUfo xifi Ia' BODY MAN. Top salary: well equip
kEARNEY oLDsMoBILE co. N. Y. ave,
AST9 .sa9 fhASE RkS oHkSoE NsS s1RfFsnSsd & s0Se
AUTO MECHANICS t5l. TRUCK, fer oe new
GMC truck leadership. CENTRAL MOTOR
co, 1901 Oronoco St, Alexandra. Over
Afro MECHANICS. hrst-class men. Ford
experience excellent location, pay and
working conditions, Apply MI GwynIl.
FRANK SMALL, JR, INC 2l5 Penna
ATSToMoTIvE MECHANICS. to WORK on
or r. Mr. Lowe No phone calls. BROCK
WAY MOTOR CO, INC, 1o4s-5o 29th st,
AUTO MECHANICS C3). experienced; per
manent Job, top salary: vacation with
pay, Insurance with disqualification. See
Mr. carp. WILLIS BUICK. INC, s516
GeorGis ave, Silver Spring, Nd, SH. 6543.
AUTo-TRuCk MECHANIC--Exp. steady
worker with tools; clean and warm shop;
dairy feet; top wages, 4S-Er. wk., time and
one-haf for overtime. MR.. YOHO. AT,
BODY AND FENDER MAN. experienced.
who can paint: also mechanic with Dodge
experience; good salary ideal working
conditions; group INSURANCE, BANNING
SHEFHV MOTORS, INC; $500 Baltimore
BoOKKEEPER- OFFICE MANAGER-Iong-
established small service business needs
man to take charge Of Office: must be able
to keep single-entry book, type and handle
handvritins, giving full particulars, Box
BOY for special messenger and clerical
work in accounting department OF news
T be maeRhs sh to and e
postage meter; 4U-hour week and excellent
working conditions. permanent. Apply
personnel ONCE, Room 504. Star Building,
THE EVENING STAR 110I Pa. ave. NV.
BOYS, 10 and over, With bicycles, Apply
WESTERN UNION. 1877 New York ave.
1ss
Evening star., 1947-02-26
Drug Firms Asked TO Give
Medicine for Sick Italians

Drug manufacturers throughout
the Nation have been asked to con-
tribute medicines for the sick in
Italy where such supplies are unob-
tainable for majority of the peo-
pie, according to Harry L. Rich, a
member of the American Relief for
Italy Committee.
The committee is conducting a
campaign, which ends Friday, to
raise funds and supplies for needy
Italians. Contributions will be ac-
cepted at 229 F street NV, COM
mittee headquarters, Mr.. Rich said.
Evening star., 1947-02-26
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING In beauty culture. al
subjects taught Approved BY GoyeTnm@eni @
COLLEGE. 1910 @ st NV. pI 1852
SPANISH LESSONS-Former Latin Amer
ican diplomat, cultured and with previous
Teaching experience; military and aviation
terms a speciality; class or individual in
strY9tion, ;4W oyFs W3 .9oRs 9sSs NE,pEn-Moasr srn
training in all subjects, day, night and
PARTING classes; get % our free catalosued nnsISd
i34o N. Y. ave, ME. 777s. Estab. 1913.
LEARN TO DRIVE-10 easy lessons and
permit secured; $35: dual-control cars;
paSkups AK 4ss6 sef'i'e' tut ''''i III ' IL:
Va. BAR REVIEW tsince 1880; 2 yrs
law school required; 90fc OF my former
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CIVIL SERVICE BOOKS. sample questions
ton, 50. MERIT PUBLICATIONS. Room
3i3, 1920 New York ave. Df. 7191. a.
Evening star., 1947-02-26
HELP MEN and WoMEk.

CHECKER, experienced, s5Ea-day week.
Apply 123 11th st. NV. -27
COUPLE, white; wife to cook and g.hw.;
husband. butler and houseman or chauf-
feur, in family of two; pleasant room with
private bath; fve-and halliday week:
local references required; salary. 5000 per
month In answering. state eXper. and
work. willing TO do. Box 207-R. Star. .
JUNIOR BACTERIoLOGIST, experienced
in public health lab. work preferred;
must know typing Apply IA pm, ALEX
ANDRIA HEALTH CENTER, SIT No, st.
ASaph St, Alex. 20
PIANO PLAYER for old-time music in
large tavern Apply Box 2Sl C, Star. rs
TAILOR, man or woman, for cleaning
plant, Bethesda. WI. 1899, Mr.. PRAE-
GER rs
-cern; intelligent and accurate; pleasant
working conditions; 5-day, 37la-hr. wk.
Personal interview nee. a; j. AUTH co:
overpass miles south of Laurel on Balto.
pike, "a