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Evening star., 1947-10-03
BY THE HAsKIN sERvIC!

BY THE HAsKIN SERVICE
@. What material is used to make the hair
spring of watch?-L. P. p.
A. The hair spring, which is less than one
third the diameter of an average human hair,
is made OF rustproof elinvar, nickel-steel
alloy.
O. Has the earth ever passed through the
tail of comet?-W. Mob.
A. It has In 1910, the earth passed through
the tail of Halley's comet and the predictions
of disaster were not fulfilled. Nothing of
startling nature occurred. An auroral display
and q few meteorS were reported.
O. Where do passenger steamships obtain
their drinking water?-B. L. o.
A. Enough fresh water for drinking purposes
is carried by ocean liners on each voyage For
emergency purposes, machine Is provided to
convert salt water into fresh water.
O. Can elephants swim?-T T.
A. The elephant In spite Of Its apparent
clumsness, Is a thoroughly confident swimmer
and kkes the water
@. How old was Benjamin Franklin when he
made his famous experiment with lightnlngP-
H. R. T.
A. Franklins experiment was carried out
when he was 46 years Of age. In writing OF 1t
Priestly called it "the greatest, perhaps, that
has been made in the whole compass OF phi
loSophy since the time Of Sir Isaac Newton
- @. Are there any American birds that change
their color to white in winter?-H. G. B.
A. The ptarmigan is the only one
@. Where does each day begin?-E. w. S.
A. The new day begins at the international
Date Line, an irregular line drawn on the map
Of the Pacific Ocean at.approximately the l8oth
meridian
c. What Is the estimated number Of mole
cules in drop of water?-H. ]. E.
A. The National Bureau of Standards says
that if drop of water be defined as minim,
ie, 1/6O fluid dram or 0.60 gram, then one drop
of water contains X l021 H:O molecules.
O. Why was 81 chosen to be the age Of ma
jority?-R. OBJ.
A. It is supposed to have originated in the
completion of three periods; infancy, seven
years; childhood to puberty, seven years;
adolescence to manhood, seven years.
@. What was the date Of the assault by
United States on Fort Drum in the Philippines?
j. w. G.
A. The main assault was made on April 10,
1945. Fort Drum was described as essentially
strong battleship-shaped reinforced concrete
Of Manila. 1t had been occupied by japanese
forces.
@. What was the per capita cost Of running
the Government in the first year Of its organ
ization?-S. o. r.
A. For the year 1889, the per capita cost was
approximately 20 cents.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Calls Us Hypocrites


I cannot find words to describe community
that permits such cases as the recent suicide
of the father Of six children in dire need OF
a home Society would be quick to point
the finger Of scorn at man who abandoned
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Letters to The Star

Letters for publication must bear
the signature and address of the
aoriter, although it Is permissible for a
Uriter kno,Dn to The Star to use a
nom de plume. Please be brief.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Christian Help for Europe

To the Editor of The STAR
When it comes to sending relief to those who
are suffering from the devastation of war, we
Americans should follow the example of Eek
iel (3:16 and "sit where they sat-" Should
we thus put ourselves in their place, we quickly
would accept the Golden Rule, doing as we
would be done by"
Have we so soon forgotten that Europeans
long stood between us and Nazi attack?
If we "sat where they st'' right now, living
in bomb damaged homes, hungry and cold, how
efficient would we be in restoring conditions
around us? Malnutrition, starvation, INSULT
cient clothing are not factors that contribute
to normal output to say nothing of the extra
effort called for in rebuilding.
recently returned visitor to England says
that in spite of the terrible deprivations of
that country she heard no complaints from
any one; not even from the mother, once
wealthy, who last winter nursed her sick child
in room where icicles formed and where she
had to wear heavy gloves to prevent her fingers
freezing as she performed her household tasks.
If we '"sat where they sit" would we permit
the crime of using life-giving grain for the
making of alcoholic liquor?
To Christian Americans, the selfish, greedy.
unsympathetic attitude expressed by many
people on the subject of overseas relief Is
extremely distressing. We are "our brothers
keeper" RUTH E. DE GROOT.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Questions and Answers

A reader can get the answer to any question
of fact by writing The Evening Star Informa tion
Bureau. 316 I street NE. washington 2. D. C.
Evening star., 1947-10-03

'Railroading' Patients Again
TO the Editor Of The Star:
I note with interest the letter of H. E.
Newberry on "Railroading People to Asylums, .
and agree with him that it is time to
look into this business of railroading sane
persons to institutions for the insane.
There are over 100000 individuals in the
asylums today and 1t is claimed that 125,O00
are committed annually. think we should
do something about this.
In my opinion, taxpayers ought to be aroused
and demand more cure and less Incarceration
The insane asylums contain too many in
nocent and harmless people, whose only IRA
tionality is that they refuse to conform to
some one eises standard of conduct.
GEORGE j. LITTLETON,
Evening star., 1947-10-03

his family. But shame on the society that
abandons the family" is what say
According to the account in The Star the
man had tried to find accommodations he
didn't want charity! He had job-he wanted
merely to do what society expected of him:
To keep his family brood intact
All! Yes! Let's send more billions overseas
let's pretend we are an advanced nation-let's
sit at the U.~N. Council table and ponder
what is best for others. What hypocrites we
areI What sanctimonious hypocritesl
r. de G..
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Praises PRINTING of Truths

To the Editor II The STAR.
Reading the article, United States Money
Held Responsible for Violence in Palestine" by
E. C. Pulliam makes me feel ashamed. It
should cause every decent American to hang
his head.
Here is good, honest reporting and The Star
is to be commended for printing it, as well
as a great many other unpleasant truths
which have appeared in the paper. Keep it up
NJ F. DISNEY.
Evening star., 1947-10-03

O. Can elephants swim?-T T.
A. The elephant, In spite of its apparent
clumsiness, Is thoroughly confident swimmer
and kkes the water.
Evening star., 1947-10-03

c. Where do passenger steamships obtain
their drinking water?-B. L. o.
A. Enough fresh water for drinking purposes
is carried by ocean liners on each voyage. For
emergency purposes, machine is provided to
convert salt water into fresh water.
Evening star., 1947-10-03

@. Where does each day begin?-E. w. S.
A. The new day begins at the international
Date Line, an irregular line drawn on the map
Of the Pacific Ocean at.approximately the 180th
meridian
Evening star., 1947-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sALUDA I'M, saluda, N. c.: a. few va
saneeS for retired oVt or ptoi beautiful
s9lIier7Ae seenerv. furnace heat. For rates :, and
n{2TnsttS9or tenn Sor cp ~ kk9PsrossiBLE k9 sSls for
nrDss myself e0VS1I william F coRNwELL' 1913
PRY PYTP 8 11nSytKs Essh AND D. ARGEGNcrEsRsh p
est quality cleaning at reasonable prices
old-established plant: finished or rough.
MIR. BURRELL MA. 1856; night and sun
/ Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE, for any
afSts @gss '0n'Fsft5R 9EoRoE e aowaRp aRS THoRN
SOL livingston rd., Washington 90
7 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
mvself ARTHUR A. ANDERSON o 81
SonNyALESCENTs. arbulatory pvt. rms:
with or without bath, semipvt and small
sszIoRaSA - asss H% S HoNE
Rha9RMfo RhhIa9RMoSDs IS aSPW agSEPWWELRY wANTED-Htghest
MARKEL, a4o F St. NV. Ma. o2s4.
sTANsBURY, II, 3o29; .,,r,. .,t.d
RIasfs spsrssns fd 'svSss afd
GAS WATER HEATERS. 90. 80; 40 ga gal; /;
psyment: nsyGT " immediate M installation. b 4.
hsnTooo hepf' pars =, time; tax returns pyepa5ed'
Gas HRA1Ne HSa' RoiIfRs and
heating plants no cash needed, ;, small
monthly payment:- immediate installation.
CANNING PEACHES, large Elbertas, direct
from famous De Witt Orchards, 81 80 per
bushel, at Seven Corners in Fairfax County;
Va seonn Roe miles m Tsss nsxt to IRON HRood Mo
truck with awnings. Fairfax $50. 26.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT T-B0OKKEEPER. thoroughly
trained in oil BRANCHES Of @ secountiLnss .L stF 2
Age: Age AZ. Box 1857. star 2s...
BEAUTY OPERATOR, colored, wishes ,os'
SssH1ER ss or or cosmetic clerk part tins,
coLLnGR 81; Fl Z z %GRaDuAfF fJ, A B Engll.t
and French major, high school tea 1yia:,
correspondent for International organtEs-
tic, ton, typist, desires. position as CORE
sneds or sos ss sta
tpns ses sssn, ssi'pe ssGe Mg
RERT ssG ,!gE s!ssEIs4ss4 4D. waI2tastgp aR asas
interviews. Know tn: sources. Prefer
ers,Ra eaTs 1af SssF oEr1cE Pc woRk Ssi .ypins som.
stenography. filing. disbursing and payroll
know]edge OF French: middle eyed: avgt-
able for work Sept. 1. Box ae9-l' ,s. s.ar
GIRL, .olor.d, . yrs. college, CLERK ana
typing exper., wants Job. DE. s664. "a.
@ GIRL exp ~ rsis1,s' a neft 1i oS56 Ssp'S "a as
GIRL, GIRL plite. m 25. ~ years experience, want.
lob as cashier: 51a days: 81 SO month; daT
work only. AID. s5lf' after 1870 sunasy'
NURSE, practical, graduate; colored. take.
cases Of any kind. NO. 1857; -25
krmy snSs desires eh permsnent position in DOC.
tor's ONCE or clinic; NV. vic. Di, sa9G57.
college education, 10 yrA'
experience in private industry. desires po-
sjtion recurring initiative and ability IN
monthly DU 243i -2S
-sTENOGRAPHER. accurate,
denendable. experienced general ofhes
gnrk: desires temporary employment thru
S.rfeuher 30 Box 340-Z. star. 26s'
sTESO TyPIST, experienced. cspsbjA
maritime relief work ~ to do st hons.
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HELP MEN.

ACCOTNTANT. BoOKKEEPER, retail
automobile exper capable r OF ,o1th1o han1hffg f,s
portunfty for advancement. Box d63, A.
ssn.syVrRTJsJNG statesmen wanted for
publication serving the needs OF the ps- DIS
trict Of Columbia, Reply promptly, Box
SMBGGfLaNCE DRIVER. white. age y 30,
R Flos,0Hs, Tss,ofhii fuiI time p01 Job Apply "
sSSc5ifTc4rRaL G4sPI St BBRArfsafs fS 2sss
oush 10 handle a I'll phases IA ,oan srcn Of
5000. 1900 dotna a diversifed class of work;
Ton: Ton sslary, RgNTER: cA1PwE1Lw a nS15s wm, q
aMssfsTAST 1lsSodsriyE BUYER, upholstery dept, ex-
6day aag,v week stb 2se door dltsen r.
asssfasTANf afas Il sT2Ek ihS sa: tor major .Dplaacs.
IN large dept store reoHlTes WIRE me snoHledse
Of Washins machines, cleo. refriserators
gas ana electric ranges, etc IN reply
state age, experience and salary eSpec.eo 1e
s9EreliaA sGTe soDY stsfi AND FENDER men. expert
snssd soT T9rd bods Sh9s t0R Nth pss
MMoToR MeSS5a co: Co s1Ie Hamilton ST. Hys.ts-
xuTo MEcHzN1cs. esper!snesd; h9ldays s;2 IfsSt
ed shop and pleasant worrying IHs cond con- in in
ToR SALES, 1880 Gsorsls SIe ave xn.v,.1cea. nE m?
TOP vacation .oog with orDoyuny gsy ssrsf6l fnI
nsan SsaaiSa Sritb ambition. sCHLEGEL 81 COL
DEN, Kaiser-Frazer dealers corner Maple ssp
hTfr0 MECHANICS (truck) wanted. 3 each
for nisht or dav shift: excellent WORKING
eondItions; showsrs, holiday daryNrRH1 Ray no' neS
I3T I39Tfo cGi GMiEe3EA,NIcs, 3zA, hes%' work in q, new new
modern shop Paid HOLIDAYS: excel con,
gtiT aitions CENTRAL MOTOR CO, 5000
Lee hwy. Arl. MR.. CARTER CHI, 7oooo'
AUTO MEcHAN,c-Her.'s the Job YOU @
nave always wanted: top pay: based on
a6ilfty: finest working, conditions and
eauipment 5day week ohdsys and vssa sss
q one Of the fastest EroShIIns thI. ,rea podsiftt Il
YOU are experienced on Chrysler proope,tss @ y :!
cal NJ Fpnk 1TG 81 saa, s "a UeosshflA sye size,
eering, Nd.
Evening star., 1947-08-25
AElP WokAEN.

WOMAN. white. to care for invalid with
sEssea hip ss e. d nss Mon hgsI srou1h aq re 70
ps6 WOMAN. N yoan Young, white. to learn adjust
$sHs IN sspsH, as'. e H5as s
WOMEN. 1s45 to sort merchandise on
terial essential; must be able to stand:
handicapped person preferred; 40-hour
week, vacation with pay; cafeteria avail.
WOMEN. full or part time. aged 25 to 30.
interested in teaching physical education
and doing general health club work. GoQd
not necessary. Apply in per
BILL, HGTzELs PHYSICAL FITNESS
2ens 31SSf In aRa bsTson fo7 wEN fs EG5f s
qoTN sndsp s If you are neat
appearing. intelligent and free to travel
here is your chance to see all of the As
] anteed Salary While learning: transporta-
ton furnished See MRS. MURRAY, To-
,. Il am or "a pm; Plaza Hotel
adjustment dept. in lge. dry cleaning and
laundry establishment; exp. not necessary,
good salary to start; rapid advancement
state age, exp marital status etc. 3oH
9eSIS; Young SLai LADY, 90 to 80, for small of,e-:
some typing and shorthand rsauired; good
aeS RPbA' eA''A ~ S+i'''
YouNG 9 ss!h woMES 4, hS for dry cleaning Plan,
some bookkeeping experience; wonderful
opportunity for advancement to a steady.
CLEANERS, 3o3 Carroll ST. NV -26
S25 selling so boxes II
for 81 Xmas cards Also so and Is for
81 embossed with name or. Samples on
approval. JEWEL, 12l7 Market St. Dept.
AMAZING AM nsei rRofF1rs-sell name-imprin,ed
Christmas cards, so for ST. complete line
Christmas. everyday assortments, station
cry: no Investment; approval samples.
EMPIRE CARD. Elmira. N. Y.
MAKE BIG MONEY, sell Christmas cards:
fast-selling assortments; personal Christ
mas cards, 80 for 81: samples on approval,
FRIENDSHIP, 4s2 Adams Elmira, N, "
only need apply. General housework, ex-
sonai laundry. 5l2-day week, noon throuSh
n1 necessary: SIS per week plus earfare.
WE NEED EXPERIENCED wearing apparel
presserS, ~ years of age and older Pleas
ant worEinS conditions. Rest periods and
paid vacations. Cafeteria in bldg. Apply
$50 am, ELITE LAUNDRY, 2119 14h
WANTED-ATTENDANT white. to care
for a helpless lady patient; will pay 500
per month. Phone OR. Q75S bctween-a
and l. am. and 8 and ! | pm. -2T.s.
= NIGHT CHAPERONS, one, hours, Gao
pm. to $50 am; the second, > hours.
$40 pm. to 30 pm. Catholics: girls
boarding school. Phone NO. 29i0. q
Evening star., 1947-08-25
Vitamin Believed Found
In Poultry Research
BY the Assoeioied Press

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 25.-A
member of the faculty and a grad
uate student at the University of
Tennessee report discovery of an
unidentified nutrient, believed to
be new vitamin.
DR.. Homer Patrick. professor of
animal husbandry. said he and Ed
ward L. Stephenson of Calhoun,
Tenn. the student, had made the
discovery after years work with
poultry feed. He said:
1--WE are working on the isolation
of a new vitamin and when it is
properly isolated and synthesized
with regular rations 1t will be an
important factor in livestock feed
ing and probably in human nutri-
ton"
He said charts showed the nutri-
ent resulted in 25 per cent increase
In the weight Of six-week-old
chickens,
The discovery was made expert
menting with liquids from spoil
ing fish, Dr. Patrick said.
Evening star., 1947-08-25
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. EXPERT; books started, kept
part. time, tax returns prepared, state
s4d sHpsqt books Or sr.g 974
ments: prompt, reas. sH,, 1854. 25ss..
ACC u 1r and more ssl nr o S5 OK
periencf. Phone MI. 1929 after : pm.
ARTIST, fine and com, desires free lance
work All media. highly capable. Write
BuIL6ER's ASSISTANT. complete detailed
oushlv acquainted With building condi-
tions in Washington area. both as to labor
and material; capable of taking complete
etc Available at once. Box 4aa-z star.
BUYER ExPEDITER. technical back
tronic, mechanical compcnents, tools free
to travel: will take associated work; best
refs; available by Oct. /. Box 214-X'
Carpenter FOREMAN. 90 yrs exp. on
reinforced concrete work, hosp, schools
and houses of all types; refs. furn, Call
HNGiNEER, Naval Academy graduate, rs:
hydraulics; ,elec;: aviation exper,' desires
Position Rox administrsiye atty or sales promo
EXI ERIENcED FAINTER, TER, ints5ior interior .,s, e,
Go5s Gepsnda6es hG s'saRS dont drnf T Box 41sz
FARM WORKER-Man, ~, wants iaEH
work or other outdoor work on SUNDAYS,
cow. INVESTIGATORS with legal back
sround age 81, married desires assocts
tion with Arm doing criminal, clvil in
vestigations. MR.. FRANK. Hobart o27a.
JANyTOR, age 81. wants part-tims Or
ful,-time work with quarters. DU. e32e
MAN, colored. wants lob as long DISTANCE
truck driver; reference. LU ego. 20
college graduate and advertising producI
tion trainee. is interested IN typoSraphlral
layout and design work. Box 3Ol-z star
MENCHANICAL ENGINEERING graduate
Of North Carolina State College. class OF
la47. interested in any position NH in which i, ?
mechsnical fnSinssrinz snH easksFound stsE
PHOTOGRAPHERS. publicity. news, com
mercial magazine: II years experience
full, part time: free lance. Box 309'z'
sTiTENo., male; shorthand speed. $50
w.p.m; desires extra work after pm!
TYPIST, LII. B. 3e-YR.-oLD VET desires
work with law firm. Box 39l q, Star. 90
YOUNG MAN. marrl.s. veteran. technical
training, some draftins experience. WILLING
sSTTATIsrICAL STATS PRESENTATIONS expertly
drawn; technical cover designing and Il
iustrating; color slides for visual education.
owens 5955, MR.. BURLEIGH. 26'
SsYR OLD VET coI grad La, 1at7 .g .,,,i
VETERAN. student 90. colored, desires
loni n p9rtsr op pm no0iemfR to A. eSH No asfa
Evening star., 1947-08-25
HELP MEk and WoMEN.

COLLECTION MAN OR WOMAN, must be
experienced; this is permanent position
with an excellent chance for advancement:
salary open. depending on ability and ex-
perience Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING
COOK AND GENERAL HousEwoRKER
and man to work around yard. stay in
Good wages to right party. Phone WI.
3166.
ishers and pressers. UNITED CLEANERS,
41a Neal pl. NV. -26
SALESPEOPLE in all depts. for part time.
Fri ewes. Sat. and Sat eves.: exc, oppor-
tunity Apply at once, personnel once.
SEARS ROEBUcK q CO., $500 Wis. ave,
sHUT-IN, to telephone for photosrapher.
DI. AIS or GL. 0SS3, -ab
SKIP TRACER: must be able. to locate by,
telephone; experienced preferred; good
736 7th st, NV. go
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HELP MEN and woMEN tcor,. /,

SOLICITOR and salesperson for photos.
rapher: good opportunity for some one
experienced in meeting the public. DI
REGULAR Position as organist and
choir director for small Protestant church.
beginning Oct; 9th; one service and one
Tehearsa Wa ssoo services vk du5ns
Reply Box 3S4-A, Star. -31
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION II YOU sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs:
opportunity for serious members. No
charge Give voice and phone number.
Box 36o-K. Star.
er. hotel exp. Good salary and meals.
Apply personally, auditors office. SHERA-
TON HOTEL. l5th and l, st. NV. ~
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HELP DOMESTIC.

[ond of children; live in; small family; lisht
cy refi eheF afp 0"e on EOG% path
ssS Nsd and sSn 5suaf'' on SO and sarssFs
GENERAL INV, live in: fond of children;
plain cooking; good salary references.
G.H.W.. neat, fond Of children; experi-
enced; reference; light laundry. Call Sit
G.HW.' colored, 5-day week laund no
SO per wk. plus carfare. Call In person
Tuesday bet. 10 and /" noon, 4105 L7th
G.H.W. AND PLAIN COOKING: family Of
4 I good wages; live in; references. Oh.
Bendix; live in; fond of
children: local reference; S.5 a week. LAM
G:H,W:. sood plain cook. white. sos xk,:
private bath. pvt. entrance, radio, autome-
tic laundry, machine in kitchen; off half
day THURSDAY and Sunday after ] CLOCK
white. light housework. to
care for 3 children; rm;, board and salary:
elderly woman preferred. Apply after 6 30.
3Gs Ttinidad ave e. me- H. 1884 ~.
ably; $25 wk-; permanent position; ST.
day wk.; refs. Apply 1927 GeorEia ave.
MAID. foreign nationality need not speak
TIE. 1858. -2f
MAID. part time. mornings; small apt1j
personal laundry: must be good laundress.
Call AID. S496.
MAID foI' ghw and care OF 17-mo .old
baby; no heavy laundry: no night, every
other Sunday off: Wash ref. Good hours
and salary. Apply 2201 4th st. Elm
MoTHERLY WOMAN to care for girls
and II. in exchange for private room
and board; small salary. Call FIR. S2Nf
SOUTHERN COUPLE or European extrac-
tion to come permanently and live with
family: 9 bedrmS., bath, livs rm. quarters.
Must have happy disposition. settled age.
and well trained. Woman to cook, laun-
der, assist with children. Man to do
general houSework. serving, drive auto. No
children. and If colored must have been
with good Southern family and have excel.
references. Total abstainers Write 10
P. II. CLARKE. 2315 Bancroft pl,. Wash
WANT iatSF Pleasant WOMAN (white1 who
needs and appreciates good home, to keep
house and care for baby: working couple:
prefer Dutch or some one who knows housr
cleaning; permanent Job, salary. room And
board. Call EX 4544 mornings only. 81
settled and reliable as eXper.
cleaner and laundress for small family; no
SUM-: other help; live in only; SEQ per
wk RA. sSO6.
WOMAN, white, free to travel. care trn
children. assist g,hw., live in Officers
quarters MAS. Patuxent River, Md. "5'
Evening star., 1947-08-25

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ments addressed to Star boreS
do NOT inc1oSe original RET
erences, photographs or other
papers of personal rdlue. Ad-
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all replies addressed to a Std'
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destroyed if remaining oDer 10
daus after final insertion OF
advertisement.
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1t is estimated that there were
$500 900 acres devoted to rubber
plantations in 1898.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

permanent position III oo"hIoWh aps' van
TEAcHER. frs. Grade Q. kinde5gartsn'
prvads school IN s9se
TkASHEk: sTsds: Esss;.,s prSs.,;svs day
i, S5stss aasiifi9stiens, e P o. Box 5g 1886
Tg4cHER RI; for 5 small nursery group, private
school, nearby virginia; excellent saas,TiS ,a,iS
TECBNIciHN, general laboratory work:
only 70 PPersonnsi Director, PRoV1DENcE
EHsRE5ToSE TffEEHoSE snf sotrefoEs, s.D.rsss.a
ffH ffLEraosk ITi sSss OPERATOR, high sch. srsd.-
handle I E''H ons-opsrstor sSitchsosrd. ability
to type helpful vks' vacation and other n1sr
asns1A Hsf5s AeogSrrsI AeglS 2iss0nnel ONCE A55A
TYPisT, young lady between 21-30. to
op.rass small sviteh5Gsrdk n,7s k.Ns a9e SoyN se ENG
f2p1sTefKk 81 ane ITa9en fer r.sa sas credit cons
on Ocs seqS s,S :, ss1Ty ny snoaS s1s5sy gos'0n
II PRYfrisf-REcERIloNisf, 1sf age :s;s{; s,. Re-
7 am. to $50 pm .6z-day week. alter,
ni'' .sa .i.! 'pss z.s.sssns e .xsdn!a
WAITRESS, white. no SUNDAYS; nrs, nrs, a.:o ~
to 8. TEHAN RESTAURANT, 1882 S6tn
experienced and neat, work
ing facilities excellent: good earnings. Ap-
ply 59I5 Ga. ave. NV; in person; fnnr II .ao
WAITRESS. white. 6-da xk; We lrom Joe sxnsr I,So
and dependable. AMOS RESTAURANT
69Is 4th St. Takoma. D. G. od
white, expern1spnGcs@9a npG@a PS sSsu
TAURANT, 1922 Eye st. NV. 81
experienced only need apply; @
.ins' siS 'Savvk Sundays and holidays on
Hpniy weekdays. FEDERAL BAR q GRILL
oppos. Social Security Bldg, 229 Atm 81 s:W
WOMAN, 40 to 40 yrs Of age. interested
in telephone selling: pleasant surrouncinga5'
consenial associates Can Pr. Tso''
Ext. 81.
Evening star., 1947-11-23

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