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Capt.-Col. Davis? I don't know
any Col. Davis. Wonder what he
wants. Here. I'll talk to him
(takes phone from SgtD Captain
Harrison speaking ID. tbreaks in
to surprised joyl Wen. well,
Jimmie, old man. When did you
get into Tokyo? :. Today, hunh !?
The colonel business had me
stymied. Just like you to be kid
ding? Oh, you really are a
colonel Last time I saw you,
you were still a captain :.
Well, congratulations. fella. Great
going What? Oh, me.
Yeah, I'm still a captain. Always
in the wrong place at the WONG
time, you know. Ha. ha, ha :.
Dinner? Tonight? Sure,
sure, good to have you around
again. Unhunh. l won't for
get, tonight at six. OK.
So long (hangs up phone and
stands holding it for a while not
looking too happy Mr.. 10 and his
associates are busily talking
among themselves in a steady low
murmur.)
Capt Ito no one in particularly
Can you beat that, the old bum a
full colonel already. Him colonel
and me still a captain. What an
injustice. This stupid army is
is well, it just isn't. Makes
me so damn seething mad every
time I think about It. The senior
captain of CHIC. that's what l am
What a shame. Here I am doing
a coloners job and they can't ever
grant me a majority. God, if
could only (suddenly notices
Sgt looking at him and stops
talking Immediately. Sgt. points
to five men,
Capt. Laughing weakly ha
ha, ha, ha, sorry to have inter
rupted our discussion, gentlemen
I(Mr. Ko and others ignore apology
and continue their own discussion
Capt. quite loudly Mr.. Ko
shall we continue?
Mr.. Koch, yes, captain. For
give us, please linen turn to capt
once more).
Capt.-Now. as I was saying
before the phone rang, we Ell
All All
Sgt. (wearily) Agriculture
captain, agriculture
TO Be Concluded in This
Fridays Issue.)
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grade school children, but consid-
ering the present economic. situa-
ton of your country (Mr.
Ichi looks thoroughly dumbfound-
ed.
Mr.. Ko.-Er. pardon the inter
ruption, Captain, but Mr.. Ichi
does not understand what you are
saying.
Capt.-Oh, I thought you all
spoke English.
Mr.. Ko.-We all do, in varying
degrees, of course, but Mr.. Ichi
has not yet progressed beyond
good morning" and good eve
ming" as yet.
Capt see. to Mr. Iehi) Good
morning.
Mr.. Ichi - (breaking into an
enormous smile) Good morning
Good evening.
Capt.-Good evening. He'll, that
is :. Now what was l trying TO
tell you.
Sgt.-You were speaking about
timely subject for films, sir.
Capt.-Yes, yes, thank you, Sgt.
Now, Mr. 10, this script you've
just submitted isn't bad at all, but
under the present circumstances,
feel that the available film
should be used for the production
of timely pictures. Your country
has suffered a great deal from the
war. and the people should know
about the existing conditions. In
a democracy, nothing is kept from
the people. There is no oppression
of ideas or the deliberate suppress
sion of information as has beer
the case in your country, unfortu-
nately. Your main task always is
to inform your people of the real
existing conditions social, eco
nomic and political. You must
give them topics which will make
the people think and, more i'm
portant, encourage them to dc
something to remedy the wrongs
Do you see what I mean?
Mr.. Ko-(as if inspired) Yes
Captain, I do perfectly. I will pro
duce a film on the terrible trans
portation system of my country
For five years now I have beer
unable to visit my ailing mother
because the trains have been 81
overcrowded.
Captive mustn't let persona
feelings enter our decisions, MI
10. You are right about the trans
portation system being poor, blu
I'm convinced that your most vita
national problem is food. All thes
people starving, it's too cruel t
even talk about it. You know,
never accept an invitation to din
ner out here Not that / mean t
be rude but purely for the reaso
that can't bear to eat your foo
when you haven't enough for your
selves. And where does this foo
come from? Why from the farm
of course. And farms mean agri
culture. Your company should b
all means produce a film on tn
agriculture of Japan. Nothin
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tate one myself. Get your note
book out.
Sgt.-Yes, sir, I'm ready
Capt. - Let's see Noco. Islands
I'D and starts to pace floor Dear
est Dora. Having not heard from
you for quite some time, l hardly
know what to think, but / sin
cerely hope that you are not in
poor health. If you were to E.
(paces over to open door and sees
men out there) Sgt, don't | know
those people out there?
Sgt.-Yes, sir, they are from
the ANJEDFCC.
Why doesn't someone let
me know when people are wait
ing to see me? Hurry and bring
them in here You can finish the
letter later. (Sgt. rushes out and
leads five men into the room. He
gets chairs for them and lines
them up in front of Captains desk.
Capt. - (extending handD Good
morning. Mr. Ko, I'm glad to see
you again.
Mr.. Ko-Good morning. Captain
Harrison.
Capt-rm terribly sorry | kept
you waiting, but we're very busy
you know.
Mr.. Ko-I understand, Captain
Harrison.
Capt. noticing other mer
standing around uncertainty
Please sit down. Thoughtless OF
me to keep you standing, but we
try not to be formal in this Of
flee. One big happy family, yot
know. We've all a big job to dc
and I'm anxious to help you peo'
pie in every possible way. every
one sits DOWN Now, what have
we got this morning?
Mr.. Ko-Before we start, Cap
tain. I'd like to introduce these
men.
Capt. Certainly, certainly
Islands, and as he does, so do thu
others)
Mr.. Ko-This is Mr.. Ichi, seen
ario writer of our company, tn
All New Jap. Ed. and Doc. Film
and Cinema Corp.
Capt.-Glad to have you. MI
Ichi (Mr. Ichi beams and shake
hands,.
Mr.. Ko.-@Mr. Nj, translator o
our copany, the All New Japal
Edu. and
Capt.-Yes, yes, Mr. Ko, tn
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could be finer and more timely
than that.
Mr.. Ko.-Yes. captain, but for
five long years now | have not
seen my poor mother
Capt. sympathize with you,
Mr.. 10, for l know just how you
feel. have not seen my dear wife,
Dora, for six months and it has
been two weeks since l last heard
from her. Is that not so, Sgt?
Sgt.-Yes, sir, that's quite right.
Mr.. Ko.-You are most under
standing. Captain. However, I
steel feel quite strongly that
transportation is as vital a prob
lem as agriculture.
Capt Nov. now, Mr.. Ko. /
know what is best for you. I re-
alize how deplorable situation
the transportation companies have
allowed themselves to fall into, but
how can people be concerned with
travelling when their empty stom-
achs are gnawing for food? You
must be both careful and sympa-
thetic in your choice of subjects
If you wish to make a success of
your films in this new democracy
that you are helping to build. Do
l make myself clear?
Mr.. Ko.-I cannot help but think
of my poor ailing mother hanging
for a final meeting with her fav-
orite son. but yes captain,
I understand.
Capt. knew you would. Now
I'm not supposed to interfere with
your activities. My capacity is that
of an adviser; but, think a great
deal of your company and | want
to help you as much as possible
I've spent twenty years in educa'
tional movies back home, and con
sequently. I can understand your
difficulties better than anyone
else. So, if you like, I'll make q
few suggestions on how to make
a movie on agriculture.
Mr.. Ko. = Please, do captain
We'd appreciate any suggestion:
which you have.
Capt.-Good. Good. Breaches in
to his drawer and pulls out {
weighty volume) This is littl,
thing I whipped up over the week
end on the agriculture of Japan
You may even be able to use i
as it is. think it's pretty good
myself. You just take that alon,
with you. You should have SOM
American newspapers, too. Give
you fresh ideas about how thing
| are being done in America. (no
tees pile of news sheets on desk
} Grabs whole pile and hands it t.
| Mr.. Ko.) Here you are, just wha
: the doctor ordered.
D Mr.. Ko.-Thank you, Captain
! We will study these very thor
] oughly.
Capt.-Fine. When you can yol
have the script ready for thi
S agriculture movie. (Mr. 10 con
fers with the others. There is
y great deal of nodding of heads
e smiles, frowns and finally every
9 one beams in approval. Phon
: rings and everyone freezes in 81
lence as Sgt. answers phone).
II Sgt.-Captain Harrison's Office
Educational Movies Section. G
william Information and Education
al Division. Sgt. Barr speaking 4.
Who? Oh, yes just a me
ment, sir. I'll call him Ito car
! tain For you, sir.
n Capt.--Well, who is it?
Spt.-Col. Davis. sir.
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THE SOCIAL WHIRL

DR.. and Mrs. Robert O'Brien
were guests at a get-together par
ty Friday night in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Toru Sakahara.
Miss KIM Yamashita, formerly
of Seattle and now of Oakland,
Calf. announced her engagement
to Mr.. Kenji Ota of Seattle on
Christmas day in her home in Oak
land. She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Seiji Yamashita.
The couple plan to be married
sometime this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Shire Kashino of
Chicago arrived Saturday morn
ing to reside here permanently.
Mr.. Kashino, a World War II
hero was a Garfield high school
football star before he left Sc
attic and joined the armed forces.
MISS UNI oIllIdhdWd, HlCSe VI
Mrs. C. Shirakawa of Los Angel
es, became the bride of Mr.. Harry
Yanagimachi, second son of Mrs.
Toshi Yanagimachi of Seattle, on
Sunday in the home of DR. and
Mrs. M. Paul Suzuki. Rev. Les
ter Suzuki officiated.
The bride who was given away
N marriage by DR.. Suzuki was at
tended by Mrs. Mako Yanagima-
chi, the matron of honor. Both
the bride and the matron of hon.
or carried colonial bouquets.
Best man was Mr.. George Toku-
da, and the ushers, Messrs. Frank
and William Yanagimachi, the
backgrounds brothers.
Mrs. Suzuki sang 20 Promise
Me" Mrs. Toru Sakahara cut a
multi--frosted cake which was
served by Miss Mary Terusaki,
Mrs. John Fukuyama and Mrs.
William Mimbu.
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tCOntinued from Page u
Miss Seiko Iwasald, fourth
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tokusa-
buro Iwasaki of Bryn Mawr, will
become the bride of Mr.. Sidney
Masao Nakanishi, second son of
Mrs. Ume Nakanishi of Renton, at
8 p. m. this Saturday, Jan. 10, in
st. James Episcopal church in
Kent. The Rev. Shay will OFF,
ciate.
Attending the bride as maid of
honor will be her sister. Tosh. The
bridesmaids will ne the Misses
Sumiko Iwaseki and Mits Naka-
nishi.
Best man will be Mr.. Charles
Hansen, and the ushefs will be
Messrs. Hiroshi Nakanishi and
George Arima.
Following the wedding, recep-
ton for the invited guests and
relatives will be held in Gyokko
Ken Cafe.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Matsuoka
and their two children, Richard
and Janice, and Mrs. T. Matsuoka,
who have been visiting DR.. and
Mrs. Paul S. Shigaya here, left for
their home in Great Falls, Mont,
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenjiro Natori of
Seattle celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary last Friday
right with members of the family
and friends in Gyokko-Ken Cafe.
Lefty Sasaki, who once was &C.
tive in Valley Civic League affairs
and who formerly lived in Ort
ing, was a visitor here from Chi.
nook. Mont, during the New Year
holidays.
! Accompanying him were hi.
brother, Ted, and his family who
plan to reside in the state.
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DR.. and Mrs. Robert O'Brien
were guests at a get-together par
ty Friday night in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Toru Sakahara.
Evening star., 1947-02-10
SITUATIONS MEN.

TAI local s rsaords s
sss ssslsS sssssassIs sss % rs.ss kx 1870: sseiz.
part time; tax returns. , audiss; sS7s statements
assGScoTGtsTFSssNsYfNeoME ssGScoTGt FSssNsYfnaselso rAx e74 rermin.
tion and renegotiat,on forms prepared;
a4sfoaNsy aiss 5sss 90 g. sVt bar %, desires 20;
pIss.ny stsn It'll .aa aE arg 1850 g tfade IA onss o
sTs@sss ~ Ms;s Sox 5SoK' ga. "a; j:
sssn ss.. Fita Ss1 sK sssR sy ssyw0rk Army ero:r
open for immediate work; good refs; II.
.sss.ss: e s.h.: cob ss
EsTIMAToR-DRAFTsMAN. building const.,
a days ssSIss.F.s sSss 1s 1a
Grounds; ~ exeepsional pssits Sesa references state
artrs. avail. for conscientious worker, non
drtnker: avail. April l. Box 126-K. Star.
LAWYER, cP.A., wide knowledge Of FED
eral agencies, procedures. interested In
industry as b. e &, reDressntative in matters
involving contacts with Federal agencies.
hNs h4 sssm sSioTed Fac Desires work as truck diver
or chauffeur. b. c. permit. Trinidad
yss s slss ss vsesE sas
das fas,0 afteT pm weekdsss ss' all oss
1ims sossse prsss s ssf5ss
st. sssss eJss sSsFS IT etssf e fs asoSf sasf $50
mostly aero % engines. siso technical ! yyritIas:
t@eaehtng @ and Govt. haison. Travel. y Box
STiiek SfI1k ssas MaN e5o,. reliable. trussxe4sny
familiar all phases ONCE work; bo2kkeep-
sssifss e make change; salary. $50. BOX
PaAINTtER. irst-class. desires interior dec
Grating; Kitchen and baths /. speciality;
SaYTGs SaY Sr sts kxEEkos EHEkk Ss Sol Sa sns asa and
PAfNTEs.rApER dpissif HANGER, mt sxs iss-
class work, reasonable. Call REIsMAN,
PHoToaE2rHEE.Youns fTsoiPoa IA rfhas veteran, thor
oughly experienced in all phases Of photo
graphic neld. studio and home portraiture,
dark room printing. retouching. etc, in
ing salary $50 week. NO. 2s4s until 10
fkRssMas ssd aaa msTT.d veteran
wishes to serye full apnren.iseship with
after $40 pm. MIR ROBERTSON 15'
PRINTER, m compositOr., yY. yEYs, exp: can
Z .Sa GSoLDNENBEEds sIas Ii; IA, S459. 10. 20
desires position with established law arm,
prior to taking D. C. bar. Box 99-J, Star.
VETERAN ability for detailed mechani-
cal work. wants to learn Matchmaking, on
the Job training or otherwise. Box 356-k,
YOUNG MAN. 80. outside and inside sell
ing experience: wants sales position with
Equitable concern; references; viii travel.
zNN2PoL7s GRADUATE. age %. junior
administrator, personnel experience, B. g..
degree. desires position with future. Box
Ex-NAvYsA IT., 80, 2 years civil eng.
Or administrative asst. with trade asso-
citation or industrial relations firm, utiliz-
ing engineering training and experience.
ResvIns on request. Boy 4s4-K, star. IL
to II p.m. can after 3: 80 sp, pra.. iao Iu ois7.
COLORED VET. STUDENT desires part
time work as typist or porter: hours,
5-l0, D1. 1899. 11s
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nElp DOMESTIC.

S Ell aoSnsoSa staes; u % s'is Soal.
,CooK-a.H.w. sss week: 1--WE IN os out;
EsIsrsn4sasss Sss s4as req. 1851 srsndsWins st. NV"
s's ~ :s sSs s.
WoK.d:H:W.s laundry, sas week: sisy
cdosh Issss sss We Wset s7t Se in; ever,
references; other help employed. EM. se53.
81 GENERAL 2 4 no. SEW plain sooEips
G.H.w. AND COOK, between so-45: g.
s:s.s ss s.;ssss sssSs H;ssRs S% ssss
ssSs nss asSlsa "a safd a.slsd salsds ~
T. {. or qgt; ,ss sna.' week.
CIV. part time. days d,,s nSGn aSHars through III
aaa||RaE s.'s sns sn a. sa
CIV. white or colorsd; reliable; live n.
pleasant auarteTs plain eo9sialT aeal cal md
Tsssn. ass hssiih f. ssTs Tsg1iETsd. Chevy e chsss'
&. SaM, !. sssEI5as, I 5s fis' Reference sss q:
CAV. ceokins; 80 . 4s IT'S; fond ,,:,s Q,
children: S26: 5M Gays, NO laundry. nve
in, upstairs rm. with bath; exper. ana
lSeal rss rsWsoEsRsHHiESooKK. sssHiEEsSSo ass be .ansr
aenss;S lSs lOsal reisTsTsss Ell s so
laundry; experienced with children; refs,
health card: prefer one TO I'VE In or stay
EURsEMATD, live in. take care Of year
old baby, also upstairs cleanine: other
help help emglSyeS5i & 5a1 must have references, Wv
NuRsEMxID; i've in: sss yk,: ample time
req. 1881 Brandywine st. NV, EN-. 144g.
NURsEMAD, no laundry: 2nd-fioor work;
live in; excellent surrounding and per-
mansa' anirsd. csil All EM. sSf sbs ssbs. ' VII
WOMAN, experienced. for gh.w. and iaun-
dry, no cooking: 5hs- day week; must mus haze
WOMAN, reliable, g.h.w., one-day week;
WOMAN, general housework. Light cook.
ing; small house: 5h-day week. Call
WOMAN to cook evening meal for couple.
Sligo 1899 evenings and Sunday,
YOUNG LADY to assist IN health club
SSsE' sIs / e ,ssi s;so. days 81. 1929 30 St
is9 SP & As saa 2ussSS5t:5 ssna sv. t0E b.
2529. Call afternoons between and B..
REAL HOME for mothers helper. with
private room and bath: must live In. GAN
Macy ELIZABETH D1GGs. call IA. aiso.
Evening star., 1947-02-10
PERSONAL

PAKsoN,s CogNTRYsIDE day and board
ID IN ssieDSons book, szo1 deorsia ave. ave.
sUpERFLuous HAIR permanently 70
moved BY former. university medical re-
ss bs m.ea iass SCIENCE Sr
sSW SssE fT Can ei e BoSSSSD.mss.a iissa.
size, can be rew9yen II days; o., Our s sx-
sRssal astis e ssisds e:aasr is and
f. xo5 xaS AsE sisIRa thfR aSsE; OF LOAN as ss e
ESsaaSEaH sHsH wzsss dssii,s 81 :hsseo aye end
Eflh s'9s SssSrY sS sa'ees.e 'sa'Psi Psio
d. w. JOHNSON. pentis,-False teeth 80.
eida:: I4th ans Z SD NV. Closed Sat.
o. s wife O. SAsa soorsa ts Ha or Sa coz
3 90. pI 4s5l: RE. 1888.
Esssn 'S RsTfffs10R SFss 'essg No.
Msss99Al1sss ss9A esak e&ckEs sdao6I a g. 7ssG sarssr,
PERMANENT, 81: shampoo and fnssr
we've. n0c no appoinfments MABEILE
HEf hnHS u wEHfs ssH1oh that st2 deu Letter sor
you; BY former congressional secretary
EH CHiLp i' CARE and normal home life
given In licensed. :. private home; inspec-
NeoME fsSn aEi'ea fax 81 RsTGkss sgTH prepared any
time by appointment; rs years exper.;
Ffass6sR,ft FffssoN4t sRFSHkETAkx asaf sEnvrcEMaf.s
sSIr sngaseets ds reseryati9ains does y0ds
you Of birthdays engagements. etc. Union
SGRsEs AVAILABLE. registry licensed and
SasS SITTER h sssYEsi EESsTTka nn s2ea Mothers cal,
pf. M $500: Safeguard home and ehiid,
sIs fsRsd sd
professionally tailored. from our or your
msstssrial "a ss Ia o WoSak1nnansnip guaranteed d.
REEDIkRaEo gEEI q os AN5 J541sArE STATE personal income
ts5 att9TRssy nj sgag
1T. because YOU have lost weight. or they
need restyling. we specialize in that feld.
Expertly done at, moderate prices: Studio
bsatle asnsray nds Geasa ESA n hGsT st
ays. N.Y. lilo r st. NV. Room 20.
sfli Sir e co9ERs. 9f1 pRApER1Es-co. $3.50.
5.day delivery, Use your fabric 9r &@ choose &@
''s 1'D'asnsa' ss1'.t.
own ''speed-curl,,. hair cut styled perma-
nent; Wonderfully easy to comb yourself
E55naaR EE55n SSss MasSSNrahSss, asSsr msnsas. 1872
Ct. NV, wishes 70 announce new once
Evening star., 1947-02-10
FARM and GARDEN.

MANURE, well rotted. 81. 80 per is bushels,
soc per 10 bushels; delivered. WA. 1928.
TREE REMOVAL. Fully insured for your
protection. Complete tree service. eau
TREE WORK and landscaping; trees re-
moved. trimmed, transplantsd: lawns pre-
pared, rsseeded, sodded: shrub planting.
nance, walks. drives. DRAINAGE insured: COW
manure for sale. SUBURBAN LANDSCAPE
Tor SOIL ORDERS BEING TAKEN for
early spring delivery OF rich top soil:
also sand, gravel and biuestone. TR. 1893.
Evening star., 1947-02-10
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
ASBESTOS AND INSULATING BRICK SID
assd Vorens5,a eTds5 gesd nsase
ES Mss snsRs EA ssss ssss{
ae.ds sol f4ss ss9Raas dsi S';
ecsoaNcRETE WORK Driveways. walks.
Fgss sstimsse CAN MILO, Wo. o7sl;
rsn see er% ovsresd ses doors Ga s Sst
81 s1nsdE Otesa eoh iiea Days
9ssF.on nsSFy; Wi g,ef ?. 1NSo NS ID Arlinst0n W"
iasfsfa pRfvRwAYs S1 AND ACCESS. ROADS. com
Rssss sss Bsx Dsvns sf5yss ss Woo W @ ySHr
tISoR SERVICE, nothing su. the best;
iaying sandtng snE Sisssaing pal
Ma fses eoNTRasT9hs asissils1Ts iNe. 1919 Wissos-
coNcsETEo eso assis ho CEMENT WORK, sootinss,
8 ,pcsi aAIEA. E At. aTs asea. s 0'H'' 'fs' m15
ssls II: eI@sss sl lHS5 2rs ssS RSE
5hd1RrS taE s9 aoaE sko2 s " Co. sGe iG
eins ysnddS and fSnta home merosemenss; er roo9ns,
sizing and storm sash GE liz; oE. !tnc a1os.
most sizes; immediate installation; terms
Il desired. GEORGE r. WARNER & co.
in VIRGINIA. call US for your alterations.
editions add roofing siding snd Eem2dsllnS dsIS
CONTRACTING CO., Gil. OIL. 2Os
ONE-STOP HOME improvement service
Regardless Of the nature Of your house,
hold repairs. we have mechanic to serve
addition, built onto your home, ANY,
thing to make your home cozy." COzY
HOME INSULATION CO.. 500 H st. ne.
PAINTiNG, PAPERING, floor sanding and
finishing. plastering; reasonable prices; free
estimates: FILA terms If desired. ia. 1870.
BUILDER and contractor: now is the. time
to prepare for the building and remodeling
rush this spring. Let me help you get
ready; 25 years experience, in all types Of
new building and remodeling;: will assist
you in every way possible. l.. II. COLI
LDaEMAN' 1890 Ga. ave. NV. oE. ! SSla.
ADDITIONS. remodeling. painting. paper
ing. plumbing, etc: free estimates @ rdS2 ne
CONTRACTING CO, RE. 4477. 16s
Evening star., 1947-02-10
SITUATIONS poMEsIIc.

sires ghw, care of l or children. 5k
days; in Bethesda oil. Alta Vista section.
Anytime Sunday or MOnday. Ex,,. Ex, o98o;;
or full time housework. DE. 1921.
WOMAN, colored, wishes 2 days work,
Tues. and Wed, cleaning or cooking; 75c
per hour; carfare MI. 7S51.
WOMAN colored. wants work sS kitchen
helper, dishwa8her or maid. Gail after
WOMAN, coloreds wants general house.
work. Light laundry and cooking; live out
HEssft VAUGHN, s4os Virginia ave. NV,
ME-. 1883, wishes 5 days morning work.
Evening star., 1947-02-10
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

all kinds. Write or phone w. O. DOSH.
Gaithersburg. Md. Phone Gaithersburg 40.
type, gentle: suitable for lady; excellent
BLACK PERCHERoNs,. fne. heavy team.
at bargain. co. 1922: eyes,, DE. o222.
GELDNG-one stylish 5-gsited sorr.i
geiding; perfect for large man; one 3.
one gray Jumper prospect, one roam riding
horse, one work mare; saddles and hridles.
HILLTOP FARM. Fisher u; Sc" Temple
WESTERN EWES, so. head. bred and
wormed: best paying stock for the farm.
co. 1922; ewes, DE. 0222. ~
Evening star., 1947-02-10
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADMINIsTRATIvE ASSISTANT, thorough
knowledge Of all ONCE procedure and public
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BooKKEEEPER. experienced, double entry.
e 6esirssss sso psrmsansnt s,n position; 6-day ,Teek
ISs pREssEakisa. sssIn Ssas' design semod. altera
tons eve gowns specialty; reas; MISS MISS
R aha issa eeors sT Would Es ADt ob 4 Ap sess
Iaghts: no special type Of work. NO.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, colored. de-
sires Job as typist or something similar.
IaBosAToRY IaRSas aSS rEcHsIcrAs, highly train S
search and routine analysis. Part time
pn spsns an: aas ss'gFSs. fS. wo
papsrs. eorrsspondsnse. envelopes. FK.
SSantRRsE, eolored. desires position caring for
obstetrics case or other cases: good pay.
PFRAcfnIcAL NURSE, white, desires cases.
mateEnlty gsa Ss Chronic; references furnished
s5sass.pas saEn sas e. IN yss BUSINESS ara .ss
srammar. s1an a.af Prefer small once. NV. SECT;
sass Tsss tak s.sE charge.
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with general office and legal experience,
/ VI. law school; want 5-day week; min.
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enced. wants permanent posiStston; sitter excel
TYING neatly done at home on good
machine; no envelopes. GE, 1878. 1o'
try cook: no Sunday Or night; only restau-
REEINED, well : educated woman wishes
room. bath and slight Kitchen, privileses,
where part-tine companionshfp or as.
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WORK, b-1o p. m; practical nursing. typing
waitress. ABC card. Ex. 1854; To-
YOUNG LADY, business ability. selling.
offee experience. desires eyeninso work
and all day Sat. co. 1878 after 9 p.m.'
JUNIOR AT G. W. desires part-time work:
interested in advertising, personnel and
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midnight: charwoman. elevator operator or
switchboard. Sl. 4645 bet. 8 and $3.50 Q N.