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Evening star., 1947-07-13
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

SPANlsH.ENG. SEC. t0, b-da. wk., start
Medical stenoa.. exper. $sbS-ss5Se' S0 Resi si
5:ssssas9 sssoo uS sD Rss i sss:i
stenog.. $50 wk. Dozens Of others. New
Ss Spennss oq5z 6s II tsSay snvdE NE sFssf
sookkKEfERs. 81, GsEf K eh9Isn sSo wk o., exD.r.,
under 30, 5odag wk: future gookaeeper:
oper; Sc: s4I wk comptometer oper.;
White; siphs a., and , nun: slzo; S.. Nfx
Rnisht Hl' or Miss Miss Reed. NA' soss. cali IN ii
Es Il vgR yEs gRssrs Isi1 psssons IT, nu PER nsat
sss 5ssI: $500 45s @ "ssss s: ss .s.:s :s
$3.50 Boskkeepsrs @ erpsr PER: ,sa5.s5 sa5,s5o TX Ek
,rs ss Ms NJ s5S RsS or Mss MSIzan
G sGEcnfE4ARq fa s So nw Vf Hf3t W meea 1S ihaF'
stenosrapher, assoc. asr.. exDsr.. $50:
B5Sd :, Ms: smith sc oRS g Nv.
Il. slf 1asR sHRyicz i nz IN ss
eisSk. $500: salesxomep adrss.l, ss5-
sr os oeen:
ceptlonist dentists ohice), open; steneS.
rapher, open; bookkseper-cashierc c 81 s7s;
| exper. woman. credit once. ss,4oo: man
EeHtshs :ss Hts! !'stss'1ss
ss. s4o gssss sss s. W ave. sse aSstsg.
$500: see patent law .xpsr d.x $500, 800
For otssF THE n!e1isaRd ss
HH; SH;oaa ENtpIoyMrHT sERyIcr-cau III.
domestiss dSa ass q and Day :speS; workers. Ho
TEACHERS wANTED-coll.se. se.50o-
sSS sos sssonds1S sr1sosr soa fsaeR f:%sR5sss
sS6kfT fS s5c ssfs siiS i essl.
sszs5al sspsr. sae saen'aiE ~ ocsnns; heusis:
ss9YPs; 1898 !; IA: ss4o; 81: n,,., ,.v to
su@Dns sh11 xa e1nh! sr Psu sai fxSs1s s6S1s sss
Al Al iacSk sisacSkErARY. $4,000 o.. public re-
ssrd sSrdns; wk., SO; stenos .bfpr.: finance, 5:
day. $50 wk; ensineestns once INC sesyi; yl;oo'
secretary TO esonomiss g ssys; 1o, $500: 800
ssss s S:sss:r s dsy' . ..4 az :2 is
new new applicants for secretsriai. bookksep,
ing and fast typists openinss. Oldest
empl service In b. c., est. 80 yrs. Thou
sands placed yearly In better positions:
See Miss Lee or Miss Smith, BoYDs. 1888
sskcNRAErARY 81 NASs' 11. 1890. interested per
sonnel held accurate stenographic ability:
IN Fk MAnfsR Ed isliS5z sss
hHh6kA4onY fnd 81 Fl RtcaNfc1ns fG2S Rs a. $500
Steno. (m). 5000 mo-; age. 22-2S: branch
sales ONCE. Mech. draftsman, 500 wk.'
exp. in comml. heat.plumbing sys.
MUTUAL \ "a. dafP EMfPL. SERVICE ITO g st.
ENGINEERS (m.). NJ. =. or E. F. tx
training sass snslnss5 sna
KEsLER PERSONNEL SERVICES. 612
Wash. Bldg. 18th st. and N. Y. ave.
| DI. 1920. DI 4442. Is
SALESLADY, under 30, attractive ap-
pearance: specialized food field; direct or
related exper. desirable.
Junior executive type girls. 1880. at
tractive appearance: interested in career
in merchandise field: college background;
must have some merchandising experience;
| rangements. WALTER H. KE5SLE PEh-
SONNEL SERVICES. 612 Wash. Bid. 10Th
st. and n Y: ave: pI: 1920. DI: 4442: IL
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

refes IA 3574 13s
GREGG SHORTHAND. speed dictation. be-
ginners and reviewers. WI. 0S32.
for profession. avocation; private sroups.
GONZALEZ, 1924 Columbia I'd. NV. Dl,
POPULAR PLANO and accordion taught
in short time: results guar. approved for
GI training CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS,
1905 q st. NV. NE. 400. RA. $500. :,
subjects taught Approved by Government
81, GL tra@ininF @ WAR-FLY9FE -sa BEAUTY
G3tLEGE 13i3 spS & e. ni1" d ,nad5espS.sd.p, a5sS
and enjoy life from the hrst. besi1 nov
70 learn Japanese. rer IN sxperiencsd
teacher, phone HA 91oo, ~
Evening star., 1947-07-13
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN

COUPLE, col, man good plain cook, house
man, chauffeur, wife assist and maid: no
beginners; ref. Call DU. 932s between
pm. and 8 pm. only.
Evening star., 1947-07-13
MOTOR TRAVEL.

ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments;
prompt and efhcient service; open ewes.
3lO9 14th st. NV. CO. 2221.
Evening star., 1947-07-13

SECRETARY. young.
intelligent. efhcient, long experience. wants
interesting non-Government position. Ex-
pert stenotypist, typist. receptionist. Coed
right arm to busy executive. Call Repuh-
lie 3O51 or write Box 40, 704 3rd St. r. W.
Evening star., 1947-07-13


RS. a.seEs;, 8, ,e': s,:s =.
p.rs Up Per xofs 54en ns4t
rARasISa e.sm.ses ,4.s asD fafrs e.I H.
PSrrERiSe. PHr aeRSe PAINTING, scrspins. plaster.
,rs; specislity' itS'.l JACK X. TATE. Ex. sS71.
PAPER HANGING done at once; 81 .
room and up: do my own work suafan-
81 ssprk 81 EHaSS9Gafsc S9Gaf AND PAINTING, lnP..
ElsI sns sns and q .. sads
FstIqsias;a FFsxtpIqPssaaNGe seis T psnsns 1sns sp.c. lov
SrH ;pd dnsSs gFiS ES5 rI1sSs IA ssSs s vols
gasranteed: estimates. THE DECORATIVE
Sss ESos =; !5s sssi ys5s ;:ss,:4 :4s.a aa
W2 yi2so 117S TtERiNd RI III Akp REpA1ns-An work
guaranteed. Free estimates. Call WA. 51sd 800
pT ppiANos HH yYsHr REPAIRED AND TUNED in p. G.
! an. NJ and ii Pm. r. 4. GREEN, GO.
ffETsAsrzR fETsAssrzR REPAIRING. prompt suaran: ran,
.ssd service .s.,h', Sy Bsrsnfsd ssis m''hin5:'
asiss s.tlSs'i mssh.nies sa @ work guaranteed: ,ys
PLAsTERING, expert workmanship. white
repair service. KEYSTONE coNST. CO.
ffELAsTEaiNa fLSI ZEN AND REMopELING-csn-
ing patched or renewed; walls and psrti'
9nsr Hpro niSsP iREPpA1ks%aiI aH0s work don. in your
nome By qualified engineer: q. C.. Nd va.
RADIOS KEPAIRED. all makes, within q
hours; pickup and delivery. service. We
carry full line Of tubes and radios; CAN
RADIo TROUBLE? Free estimate. W9Lk
guaranteed 8 months. Honest prices. MID.
CITY RADIO SHOP. 81 pm. Friday and
saturday. go MA 0777
RETRIGERATIoN AND RADIO service
On ali makes same location 20 yrs. buy
and sell used refrigerators; work guar
snteed. cARRoLLs. 71s st. NV, ME-
siSiFIRrGERaTIoS, iiI air-condittonins re-
pairs commercial and household: sneS
Work, prompt service. RELIANCE. AD.
fn1rFKIGERATIoN-w. specialize on com.
mereiai and domestic service; 81 work
guaranteed: 24-hour service. 6CUTHEAST
APPLIANCE CO.. AIS Z. Capitol. Ii. 63Zs.
rEyxYGERAroR, air conditioner and mo-
tors; commercial and domestie, and wsshs
ing machines A. B. RErRI0ERAT1CfC CCs
| l2S 18th st. n.s, AT. 6654. 10.
lcontinusd 90 Next Fssss
Evening star., 1947-07-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

NURSE. refined gentle
nan. wishes case In refined home, where
can make home. DE. 6Sh1
Evening star., 1947-07-13

ssTfNoesxfaEt; .sp.r,ens.d Ts zee. in pstsn, ss sn,
sG4.11od1.rSrIsT:cLE 81 1d1H Fl IT, posi-
tion, in Pentaeon; noncivil SCI ss,vlos y,nn, ysHpn
.Isrt iSRsr oT prssssafa .peoint.nt Ca. RE 1890
sToR1 SMANHaER. dry cleaning chain
steady, capable, speedy girl who has han.
sief eh.ses ssss's e m.nsa. H on. se
"esId ~ss. Sasrn sosss on1y Gyes sppy thcroush,
ssssnetis sss4. iSe.sien sas can .seppinl s:nt.
sssSsi: ssasi:, 2ppI, oTMeI4AI5s- A. cEEANiE5Rs
a5sf as5VsffrHcHIhssosSp HIhso sEi nor 6r!nxfos ia t white -
:FIaiisas' FNiss sz& szi&f'ek fass a:.. Rs 's:, ~: =
nn.n1iss. nis rsspslrs. sissrstioas; :hoD sxDsaIi 4
i6i; a:s:szie5! ssS In =: ss ssa, a...
lnss%; yo1 ssayfa sr's sor sFpsa psa
m@snent. 81 M hishiy paid professional position
RA4sYY& nurssry-kindsry.rtsn: protss
s.ss1l aSnsl' RssosfHsRY sssTihRRYs' scHiooL. T. c45o
4saohhsSsMp.r.eser hHaas.z:p.eser and ......ntM: t. G
Sainins and experience required: morn n1
}nss only; excellent salary. Chestnut 2oco
xHpSSosx orxRAroRs. rsx .xpsr.
Sspsar ;s Psnk ktYRSyr YHRSrn. saSc Wosdf: ode
MuRaiiHhoNrsrs-crsdit dspartment col
.sioa vaE sxps,snsssd position; soo
al ssi..s: no '.svsnins work. Apply Mr.. KeIl'
THRvIN'a, 734 Sth st. NV. Is
,TH1ittssSo.ra: T1itlsSS Tae sse sse 81 sS hrs noon e
In eX Saturdays:. sunday | pm. to
fi,9gssrRReoSHRsb: gsrRReoSHs2Ris ,o' 1913 sSS 18Th 81 ,'
sYPIsr, sxpsrtsnsed; e-d.y VI; 2o% dis
snant On purchases. Apcly 5th a.. GOL
HtS Eo'S, fth and 4 sts. nv. -lo
Senen and al Ailina In form letter.; atat
nS PeSd and ase. BOX 2o-T. Ssai
TYYur, ass 1880, yhits. for nsrmansp
~: aceufSoy essential; must oe tnofoHeni
S1n.s3snord; excellent WORKING conditloni
S-asy, z0-heur vk- CAL personnel dept
&2,$4o K-A.y weak, 2o% discount o.
Al Soof. }. KANN SONS Co Els
fYFfSf and clerk, must be exceRtionai \
eood With Aryres. permansnt r9es%49nmn;;s r9es%49nm;;s
mo5 5s:Eo; co. isSSs Hsh sss.v (. Nv. 'AiI ia
Evening star., 1947-01-28
Georgetown GIee Club
To Give Concert Friday

The Georgetown University Glee
Club will give a concert at the
Dunbarton college auditorium, 1885
Upton street NV, at 8 pm. Fri
day.
Among the selections to be pre-
sented will be an Ave Verum Cor
pus set to the music Of an old hymn,
a choral arrangement of some
Strauss waltzes and an old Irish
hunting song. Director of the club
is DR.. E. P. Donovan.
Evening star., 1947-01-28
Births Reported

Charles and Louise Arnold, girl.
Richard and Phoebe Conner, girl.
Stanley and Mary Cornneld' boy.
William and Caroline Dickerson,. girl.
Donald and Audrey Espensen, girl.
Jack and Rozanne Fruin; boy.
NsTsy WooaroH sRd and P0TseSs Hesn aom ar
Gerard and Hedwig Chaser. boy.
Harold and Juanita Hamilton, boy.
James and Nora Jennette; girl.
Fred and Louise Jillson, boy.
Walter and Ruth johnson. boy.
Dale and Helen Kern, girl.
Arthur and Hazel Knapp, boy.
Foster and Helena Kqnz: boy. ov
THOMAS and Evelyn Lynn. girl.
James and Marie Mague, girl
William and Lois Mangum, 6oy.
Harry and Adeleen Mott. girl.
Chester and correila Page. girl,
Charles and Mavis Patterson. boy.
Frank and Jeanne Perry. boy.
joseph and JHanits cR Reardon; rae bdI girl
Emmett and Alice Suit, girl
Thomas and Jeanne Sutphin, girl.
Olan and Bernice Turner, boy.
ThHmas Wsm and and sssah sesn Ma1sshn bss
James and Helen Alfred, girl.
William and Emma Ballard, girl.
Clarence and Arleaner Barnett, GIRL.
sEassus Moses aad nda Madeie hIe seii. d'i boy. S
Stanley and Evelyn Bender. girl,
Louis and Margaret Bentley, girl.
Thomas and Hilda Branch, girl.
Daniel and Mary Brown, boy.
Joseph and Louise Burch, boy.
Jonathan and Deborah Clairborne, boy.
Otis and Norma Coleman; hsy.
Arthur and Carrie Cooper, boy,
Warren and Parthenia Crudup, boy.
Charles and Blanche Dade, girl.
Ernest and Ernistine Davis. boy.
Charles and Emily Dent, girl: .,,,
James and Nellie Ford, boy.
Wilbur and Clara Goodwin. boy.
Charles and Leona Cross, girl.
Charles and Blandean Jones, boy.
Thomas and Evelyn Jones, boy.
BENJAMIN and @ Rosa Hall, I,i,tSn boy. INV
Wilton and Antonese Hill, girl.
Laynard and Rosemary Hollomarl, boy.y
Sterling and Mary Hykes, girl,
Brainard and Bessie Hyson, girl.
wesley and Ethel Johnson, .d111ss .Iz girl /
Daniel and Annie Moore. boy.
Milligan and Dorothy Morgan, boy.
Juan and Constance Mundaray, girl.
Clarence and Ivy Mcdowell. boy.
Henry and Carrie Parker, girl.
William and n Mary Is Petty ta,iL giTI; ,,r,,
James and Reatha ,poHsd Powell ie1 TWIN elris'
Tracey and Mildred Spinks, boy.
william and Laura Taylor, girl.
James and Mary Thompson, boy.
Ralph and Bessie TimberS, girl.
Hilbert and Elizabeth Turner. girl.
Isaac and ID Frances 1nms Vars Watson BOY bow
Earl and Yvonne Williamson, boy.
Chih and Lucrecia woo, boy,
Evening star., 1947-01-28
Deaths Reported

James E. shry, SO, 1882 G st. Sc.
William Starnell, 76, 1929 Lang pl. ne.
Margaret s.. Hill, 73, 2O09 Belmont I'd, NV.
Harry c. Firmivalt, 80, 4430 18th pi. ne.
Anne B. Smith, 81. 2133 Eye st. NV.
William E. Bolls. 81, 514 B st. ne.
Donald S. Grimm, so, st. Elizabeth's Hos
Grace asss' E. Howes. 40, 2eo1 s2nd st. So.
Beulah CHM, 20. Dumfries. Va.
Fannie Brown, 90, Blue Plains, D. c.
Peter Mendes. SO. st. Elizabeths Hospital.
Daniel Green, SO, Blue Plains, D. c.
Willie Bates, 30, Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1947-03-24
Daylight Saving Debated,
But Senate Defers Action

Debate over the McGrath 'locaI
| option" daylight saving time bill
developed in the Senate, but actor
was postponed.
An objection to consideration o1
the bill was made at the outset by
Senator Overton, Democrat. ol
louisiana, who said that while he
liked the District Commissioners, u
don't want to let them regulate my
life"
In view of his objection, Senator
McGrath, Democrat. of Rhode Is
land, author of the bill, moved that
the Senate take it up for action. A
roll-call vote was agreed to, but as
a preliminary the Senate directed
that there be a quorum call, to
get absent Senators on the floor
The pending bill would authorize
the Commissioners to order day.
light saving during summer months
if, after a public hearing, they find
the majority of Washington resi-
dents want fast time.
II was something of "stop- and
go" affair, however. Shortly after
the quorum call was ordered SEN
ator McGrath was persuaded to
Evening star., 1947-03-24
Photo Engrayers Win
|S1f.25 Weekly Raise

Union photo engravers on three
Washington newspapers worked to-
day under a new contract which
provides wage increases of $11.25 a
week.
Approval of the contract was an
nounced yesterday by Photo En-
gravers Union Local II, AFL. after
several weeks of negotiations with
the Washington Publishers Asso-
citation.
The agreement provides for one
year renewal of the contract which
expired last January 81. Affected
are photo engravers employed or
The Evening Star, the News and
the Times Herald.
The new wage, as offered by the
publishers and accepted by the
union, provides base pay of $25(
an hour.
Evening star., 1947-03-24

in-laW boarded for % years until
her death in February, 1916.
Miss Russell left about $4,000 to
Mr.. and Mrs. McGee's daughter
Mrs. Leonard Marbury, wife of q
vice president and trust officer Of
the Washington Loan and Trust Co
The suit was brought by Mrs. Nc
Gee, Miss Russells sister.
The McGees' two daughters, Mrs
Marbury and Miss Isabel MCGEE,
would have shared equally in the
estate under a previous will, ac-
cording TO evidence.
The suit alleges Miss Russell was
of unsound mind and was unduly
influenced. Mr.. MCGEE was asked
according to the record of his testi-
mony. if he thought Miss Russell
would be easily. influenced.
Il don't think she would" he
answered. "She was right stub
born woman, set in her ways"
Evening star., 1947-03-24
Presbyterions to Open
New Movement Here

DR.. Roy Stanton Lautenschlager
formerly connected with the East
China Mission of the Presbyterian
Church in the U. S. A., will speak at
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church at 8 pm. tomorrow.
He will open here the New Life
Movement of the Presbyterians,
which is designed as a forward
evangelistic effort covering the next
three years.
The membership of the churches
of the Washington Presbytery is
1925. One goal of the movement is
to increase this by about SO percent
with 1850 goal of over $4,000.
The Rev. James c. Fahl, pastor
Evening star., 1947-03-24
'MonoIoquIist Featured

Maurice Schwartz, Yiddish mon
ologuist, will enact the roles of SO
characters in play, Three Gifts
at the Cafritz Auditorium at the
Jewish Community Center at BE
pm. next Sunday. The program is
sponsored by the WIadimerets and
Regional Social Aid Society.
Evening star., 1947-03-24
$4,000 Will Suit
Nearly Ready for Jury

A suit over the will of Miss Alice
Lee Russell, who lived at 1910
Lamont street NV, will go to the
jury in District Court tomorrow.
Justice Jennings Bailey adjourned
the case today after a session de-
voted largely to reading an exami-
nation of William j. MCGEE, IS,
brother -in-law of Miss Russell. Mr.
MCGEE, a retired Government en-
ploye, was examined In his home
1910 Lamont street, where his sister,
Evening star., 1947-03-24

Withdraw his motion until the
Senate could complete action on
about a dozen other bills, being
called up under unanimous con-
cent
Evening star., 1947-03-24
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C*** A-a


of the Metropolitan Presbyterian William N Vincent Cliff
Church. chairman committee ford Martha Hope and Austin
Robert L. the Rev. Latimer members.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
HrIp. WoMEN.

WOMAN. 35-45 years Of axe. with execu-
fsspins. ssa TS lo-hr. @ s.das y week sQss dis
aSss IS ssashi.A Anss6sea BRo
WOMAN, va aa white, sai ns Experienced to care for
health; TO i've In. $50 weekly. Apply IA
YOUNG LADIES, 2. under "a. to eompiets
group doing special contract work through
FioriGa, Southern States and return; ex-
ss.issss q
YOUNG LADY with experience in ONCE
detail; must know typing and assist BOOK.
keeper Call for appointment. RA- 57l7.
YOUNG LADY with home economics train,
sosistlon; must be tspist. : Cali MIR. NOOK.
YouaG vi GASY Isl fDps e psssis. in bkkpns typns
and 5la days. eos Colo. Bldg. 14th and
cAPTrAL & Ri " ArRLINEs. Pea. needs cabin
service agents for Interesting work n
Of aircraft interiors for night;
sssPslsis iEai1ass ssih D9 ar
GsFfaI0 SaPfTaI hsiGas AeS needs stem
operators for desirable positions. 40-hr.
week. ABBY personnel department.. Eoom
1904. AAF Annex. WASHINGTON National
FART TINE, for financial market The
Evening Star has excellent work for young
married women because Of short hours
e hours daily. 10 am, to 4 m. days
per week. S1S. no experience requireos
high school graduates preferred. 1S 70
80 years. Apply personnel once, Room
5Q4, Star Building. THE EVENING STAR.
555saSsa1ksiEsSER HI 81 sSS II ;sups and suyin. of
Hassf1sa HRssGNEss EssSfa for SIMPLE Clerical work we
need two young ladies for Ming and typ
ing (speed not importantly and one or
two young ladies for simple statistical
work: must be accurate and have . legible
handwriting; 5-day, 40-hour week, about
giving name of high school you graduated
from and year Of graduation, also state
experience, If any, though experience not
necessary as we will teach you; good
working conditions and an opportunity
for advancement with large company in
business in Washington for many years.
Box gS9-Z, Star -
Evening star., 1947-01-06
HELP MEN end WoMEN (cout. }

COUPLE, g.h.w.. cook and houseman, for
new modern suburban home OF physician
and wife. no children; Bendix,, eiec., dixh-
washer, ETC.; live In; easy working hours;
living quarters with pvt. bath and en-
trance; must be neat, sober and reliable,
A good home for the right couple. OK
Dry DES Cleaning HELp-wool pressers. se
spoilers. silk finishers; experienced only;
BHSTka, HiS a BLUE e. BANNER Ss ~ LAUNDRY $40
LAUNDRY HELP WANTED Markers,
sorters. press operators and fatwork
excellent pay. Apply Mr. Burka, BLUE
BANNER LAUNDRY, $50 7th st. s.e., FIR.
sALEsPERsoNs t1o), to call on hotels
apts. The KEN Air DIsTRiBuTiNd
sHUT-iN that would like to address cards
at home. Call MA. 2686 Monday after IL.
TYPIST needed by large wholesale house,
5-day, 40-hour week, vacation with pay;
steady employment. Apply lin person.
WANTED Ed FARTHER in construction basi-
ness with either construction Or ofice ex-
perience. Must buy interest. In business,
established 15 years. Small investment,
unusual opportunity. Write CONSTRUCTION,
Box 1884, Rosslyn Station, Arlington, Va. 7s
Evening star., 1947-01-06
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started. kept
PTemSs;, ,Tssss;sSnaDle: or; so7a; =. ...,
sassa eTRsrs sSsas ssss
fso nTmoRmE sEsvicE Tsss sM MMaNAaEn or shop
sBooKkEEPrNe s SERVICE. s25 month up:
TpsTt Sss :, W s MR ri W WReHT rssTn
sk'sS soaaEerk e any any INA; ssSiass SorF K. :
tsrsal. aax nS viii Il make % estimates Sligo sSss
Chef COOK. colored. desires day work. viii
furnish ref; accept call any time. RE.
MAN, coiored. wants job, expert house
feur: ref DU. 1855.
MAN, coored. %; experienced restaurant
WORK work, ts"ss to 3 pm. daily. Wo. 47sss. @iS
MAN, colored, wants part-tinie work from
pm e II l,.I I'm; prefer . e restaurant werk'
PAiNTER ist-eiass. eolored man. wants
work by, hoaE ssEs or Job; also minor re-
FAINrEE. Pspsr sssssegger. sssssgger open for sns.gs-
PART PPAsHRsf-rfME EMPIoYMENT for. .uniyer-
snSitols, ssd ssiespeopie available for after:
s%Pisg%sRs. s,g%.Ss4S ssFssa; ii SESyAMiS sSSS SnASz
TYING. mimeographing. addressing; stem
ellis cut; compl, prompt. eficient serves.
RETfRED BUSINESSMAN. age 4s. native
Of wash. D. c., desires agency. franchise.
distributorship or related connection with
character. BOX l2-c, Star -12
VETERAN. 33. married. over years ex-
psrsnes sgaRs enn.dIsn. ss.sa.s no.
onportunitv. BOX I41-D, Star. 7'
xogMG Man nth ass3sIoInf aastIon In goisnd
YOUNG MAN, white: chauffeur; free 70
travel anywhers: Maryland chauhss..rs
l,eenEfsT y evnETyRaNsa3 III a3sn; sae 40. wish any worth
while work; evering. hours. 8 TO 70; any
hours Sat. and SUNDAY; high school srad.
BOX I36-D, Star. --,1s
READY 10 WEAR. DRESS FaBRiCs
Young man, veteran. married. purcnasine,
production. sales experience. good char.
scter and educational background, seeking
opportunity with future. Box 1oi-D' slsf.
WISH POSITION Is . resident ranagsF
Of 3 iarre apt. or sarden apt; best OF rel rel
io6-H Star.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
SAlESMEN,

SALESMAN, experienced, young veteran
preferred; must have good knowlsdee o. OF
capable. c aggressive person to cover local
MHoGEsALERs. SSIIesGEs; A2G NC. ne siss s4th pi Pc
SALESMAN, s gsSHAN LIQUOR STORE. ambitious
young man to learn the business: good
opportunity for steady job. Call EN-. 1858.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-ExceIlent op-
portunity for capable and ambitious sales
Ssn s oR Eyes
sM sALEsMEN sslsi to learn real estate business;
have car and be able to sen. Here Is an
sS.s ss our I sxpsnss. psgs MIR. sN1DoW' MI. az 1924;
saSIl saIEsMEs 81 sss e sell .Msnville Sooans
and siding: also storm, windows n No s sX-
Worker zso pDeSsil SSo viii follow our ssIes methods
E9f % 5sS Ho Jesrs 49, q age to can
B. b. &. en9lnsM and Metropoiitan Area. Represent
assilty food dhIMo produess Salary
aaslifcasions and phone number. BOX
sAIEsMHs. saiie EN- inoleum, fully experienced,
for outside work; calling by leads only;
drawing accounts against COMMISSIONS;
5000 s per Year Apply QUAKER CITY
LINQLEUM CO., 500 F ST.. NV. 10
Monsay n and Tssadas cafa rRfTo
CO.. 1850 Bethesda ave-, Bethesda, Nd
INSURANCE sALEsMEN. experienced:
districts Good opportunity to get in on
sssanS msn ssI Of ny seRapyM ss!
ME WEI HAVE 21a' AN OPENING for one salesman
who can really produce. A real opportuni-
aARDfNhk a s6f IIHn. e e.. Realtors, % 1881
sxLEsMEN. n;Si with car, to distribute one
Of Americas oldest and finest Lines .I oi
no canvassinT. Earnings highest in COM
demonstration. Monday evening, 7;30
Pm sharp AZ !atn II St ,n.n.s..a ne; nrod,ct,on
we have q vacancy in our orsanization.
ear aqss Repis ee s0Geh NJ Rshmann, lr1 AMco pRoD
gG1ss S3 1872 81 s. roofing and
siding. Men we want must be hard work
ers. TO at into our selling program for
coming year. Men oualined for this WORK
sEs ne 5ar ss aeoys
II interested. for further information. call
Eli Ellsworth CONTRACTING, GO. sas
SHOE SacasI IsAIEsMEN. thoroughly sxperienssa
selling ladies high-grade shoes. THE
BOOTERY, 1015 Conn. ave.
sALEsMES you .- are so vsars salesman; van; nax as
apply for this sales position. Here Is an
Opportunity for three statesmen 70 earn
s1O, 900 Q year or more. Salary. SloO per
Monday W at $50 am, 500 18th st. NV.
ord floor.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
HELP MEN and WoMEN.

RIIJING MACHINE OPERATOR needed
Nv large wholesale house. 5-day. 40-hr.
week. vacation with nay: steady employ
ment. Apply in person. 112l 9th st. NV.
BooKKEEPER AND TYPTST. experienced,
for established real estate ofice. Perma-
nent resident in Metropolitan Area OF the
LEO wALSHE, Ills Eye st. n.ws Ma.
GAGS. %
COOLING CLERK to verify against daily
counts, etc; excellent starting position in
this field for recent high school graduate
or night school accounting student. GOVT
COOK, coiored, for the LISNER HOME in
chevy Chase. Excel position with pleas
ant living accommodations. References
required, Salary Sis, room. board and
laundry. Call Mrs. Krause, EN-. 1722. -6
Evening star., 1947-01-06
sAIEsWoMEN.
HELP DOMESTIC,

SALESLADY, jewefry experience, perma-
nent position. pleasant working conditions,
excellent salary Write full details, Box
2S6-B, Star
Evening star., 1947-01-06

l-To type statements.
and issues and reports,
records, etc.; prefer re-
graduate; 6-day week.
Inc, 1119 21st st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-01-06

RSl A4C AllS.
NURSE, practical, II
NURSE, white. 1873
child: other help
roundings. Referens
WO. 5000, Apt. 100.
NURSE, white, priv
ing work. co. 4754
OFFICE ASSISTANT
for work in general
studio; must be pr,
nent position, with
ply In person only.
1913 r st. NV, b
Tues. and Thurs.
OFFICE CLERK. vol
sonality, accurate
ures, to assist in bt
general Office work.
perm. employment
and advancement.
terman, FASHION S
OFFICE GIRL. c;
for interview. CT
l4th and r sts.r S
OFFICE GIRL, with
in newspaper office,
newspaper work, 1S'
essary. Box 494-C,
OFFICE HELP with
bookkeeping and or,
sIG sEFtGp &C. w3Sk, J$3S g ;;
figures and typing
Apply at once to m
ITY BOOT SHOP, !
OFFICE WORK. p
ing conditions; two
pany; simple bool
give full particulars.
OPERATOR, for P
conditions. Apply