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Evening star., 1947-06-17
SALESMAN.

HARDWARE Statesmen, for inside and
outside selling: excellent opportunity for
person aualifying gn, Apply g " VI !;h Charles ns
LIQUOR statesmen with thorough know1-
edge Of the liquor business. an excellent
opportuntty with good future good salary.
MEN to sell health. accident and hospitali-
zation insurance. Call Me. 24SS for ap-
potIltn1ert IL
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh business: no
experience or capital necessary: sales easy
to make and profits large; start immedt-
ateiy. Write. RAwLEIGH's, Dept. Def,
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-An expsri-
enced man with ear will find money-mak-
ing advantages working out of this once
Generous advertising. leads and hstings
For interview. can Mr. Dixon
personally, JAMES l.. DIXON Il CO, 1879
SALESMAN. sr. exper., capable. closers
for automatic oil and gas heating; comm
setup; excel poss. SOLAR OIL BURNER
CO., 510 N. Randolph ST. ArI,. OK. 0o44.
SALESMAN - Drawing against commits
sion; good hours: should make over $50
week: mems vear store. MILLS Co, 9Th
and e SITS. NV. lis
SALESMAN, must have car to travel Mary
land and Virginia. year-around Job earn
CDTT, Room 434. bond Bldg. 18th and
New York ave. NV. from 9-11. -17
Evening star., 1947-06-17
HELP MEN and WOMEN

COUPLE who desire permanent work In
beautiful Long, Island home, 20 minutes
ing. cleaning and some laundry; man do-s
ing gardening. heavy house work and some
serving, must be thoroughly experience
SeIp empioyed edo for Children send
where reachable for Interview: :,Sa Sa5o Pc Per
write promptly. stating full qualifications
MbRAf4sMAS: M sspsT in st sta.tssical; t air air
tS}hsdHznSH Shsas fSsojokkRfrST, sRS .Issr.. e.
state qualifications; salary open. Sox
Nan SSHi ASb SfsFIE WIFE for suburban farm near
Rockville. Md man Tor Tor farm d cnores, more rssrs wrs
ences. Can ME O400 -23 {
MAN AND WIFE, settled, needed at once:s
soSd s%sll nom farm nearby Va house, fuel gar
consideration; duties involve general farm N
capable operating tractor and other mod:
ern eauipment house not modern,s r, ownsr me-
gns se9 ts onb ave wasiagton pssfn Sr
stating age, experience, references salary
MRs sfPsf'ssi ssp WOMEN. eelorsd, 4 you sold
excellent opportanity to earn unlimited
iaHams either ta o5 Raf
vited. Cali RA. O92I, or write MRS M.
A DICKERsoN, 500 Kenyon st. NV.
ssgerisAstd al spsly 2, coLf% b
4oUNG COUPLE. white, Interested in OPP
for summer. This concession offers an
opportunity for large profits;. must fur
nish reference. AID. 1885 after . m.
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION II you sins
in our Southeastern University Choral 80.
ciety preparing concert-opera prosrams:
opportunity for serious members. NO
charge Give voice and phone number.
BOX 3fj0-K, Star --1S- -
Evening star., 1947-06-17
NLEsAAEN tcone. ]

SALESMEN-Large corporation win Add r
It's WashinEton stan 4 high-type men M
Moas en en Mith ntsnsibie sns
year sn safSo Win oopportunits port ~ @ sdsancs so NAP.
phons sl and I car. iss For intsrsieS. tsiepSons
sAIEsHEN. i ssHsliN married. over IS; selling only.
YOU YOU So spend nd Ill s, your n time selling, Tnis
e. Iood ns you
toner happy. Our product Is TOPS in IN
u Men hired now YIN 4, sst IN g on n pig :. sSs ,;s
aEs Eytss e ha Sa Sepas. # sssisl ssif weekly fa
SIS yrs Of age; sales and service work il
soa ooa soass fs IN sos nsp sts
ing sss and experience. so that interview
san sALssMEN IS asssnaso g sell brick siding roofing
auto. hot water. heaters. kitchen and
bathroom modernization. oil burners. gas
sSmpets s.ans e a as bss
assocTArED sScn sssssss coNs4RaeToRs Nc 'Gs
ssIkssRR sit Sshslns sc SEN home owners ssaas,ul
rooms, kitchens and rscrsation rootmssi ems
money for statesmen In other cities: .,wq
have the snsly oa hana sd
is,' ings. 10 to Il Ye. ASSOCIATED c 1cccoNTRAcS
TORS; INC. ls1S-l4 sennins s.,I, I'd neMlg :n.r
teie: liberal commission and dfawins. ac-
sseni see Mr. saiz Kahn @ Or MRS Mr. skowS Re $685.
rhaynSIsG | las s9is s. ss.SHLEsMEN experienced
automotive parts statesmen, with cars, to
eos 9sssss and ssshsa sSG supply issTs
ass anew ssasaole q sxpsIlenas a MAsco Iai
TIoN MFG. CO., INC. 1890 s. western
fasii REAL stssTra Estate sALEsMEN-we REQUIRE
the service Of several experienced salesmen
~ ssassstl's; fRsss',sSi 's
Es .isssn ssh ffs s;f os: Wa ys,
REALTY Ras CO. 55o5 Ga. ave. NV. "a.
OPENING FOR MAN qualitied to earn up
to $4,000; selling experience essen.Iai
home heating experience helpful; gooa
dealer dealer Tor world famous chrysier Airtemr
automatic gas. oil and coal heating equip.
msSI aawest Il %ashneso
largest national and local automatic home
spssiasts asssnE eompany msastasshsa
utation locally for three. generations In
heating business. Phone MI Cnlnitz, <lo loT
appointnent VIM BORNSTEIN d son,
nc. End and Kennedy SITS. NV. ia; $500.
SELL TIRE X. sensational new auto, auto ,, aet
res no motorist Should Be without; sstls
making from $40 to S25 daily in spare
time. See AUSTIN after 10 an Rm. IA
ESTaBIfsHED REAL ESTATE OFFICE has
openings for business-chance salesmen: ex-
perience not necessary: lge. list Of pros
pects and listings: car essential. BY sp-.
pointment only Gall NE @ SosS. .rac.rv as .
company has openings for men to re-
present them In calling on estsonsnea'
grocery and restaurant trade. Require
nnents: grocery experience. with suto; ln-a
come guaranteed for beginner BOX 44a-Sss
PxPER BoxEs--I.args New. York many.s n
facturer of diversified line OF automaucalss
iy made, fancy handmade and transpar-s
snt set up paper boxes desires rspTssenas IN
the paper box or allied industries. Excel
lent opportunity. Write giving fnll desaiIs,
and experience. Box $40. 1474 Broadway.i
N Y -l1 2
Evening star., 1947-06-17

another Is aHow Dry ! Am,s played
upside down. played with the Mu-
sic upside down, that is.o
y
Mr.. Ferro, you may or may not
know, was leader Of the Navy Band
aboard the u. s. s. Saratoga dur
ing the war. What instrumental
part he viii take In the doings Of
his Tidesmen is something We
wouldn't venture He is sort of
one man band, playing q nice trom-
bone, an enthusiastic vibraphone,
energetic drums, and a rather wild
bass fiddle. He also sings.
x
Note to gourmets:: Marjorie Hen
bricks sends along word that Nor
mandy Farms will be open. seven
nights week, starting next week.
Heretofore it has been closed on
Mondays.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
After Dark
Little Jack Little Has Returned
And All almost AID Is Well
By HARRY MacARTHUR.

cordionist, who had his own trio at
the Roger Smith Hotel awhile back;
Joe Lane, bassist, and Stanley May
er, pianist.
Miss Davies, according to advance
reports. has some unusual arrange
ments In her music book. One Of
them is Bach's 1Passacaglia in G
Minor" played in swing time, and
Evening star., 1947-06-17
HELP WOMEN.
WOMAN-Must b!

ALIERAIaIIoN aI W9MANMast 3 sor e1gs .s.
Week aaiss ssep sl4 dHsa
ASSISTANT BUYERS for VARIOUS vtS depart. depart,-
msns sas thSis with Ree
ssssuns On f sBRG
AssrsTasF th 81 srd HoSu9ssEREEpER S9s experienced
hotel WORK Apply housekeeper sHERA.,s
19R HRSse NoTE EsEAMsfEFss Ish aRa sSl App9 NV sag
BEAUTIcIANs, M men and women: psrma.;
to handle existing active trade; 5z.day.
mfssion Mf s5' eHzkM ans sEA6r9 a1 glu sHoP sa
z5s aAH5eaR aRDEss sGsSrr s2ss sos isaEi
SGxurx orEnAToE a!lren9d vi. With man;
slsSfy sssis ssfEkaIoS g. ,!5-eoss
toned shop, good clientele, 500 wk. can
BEAuTY hEs grYo' OPERATORS. must be expert:
ssrz es. zts eng T. 'faR HRR s%DSsoasn Dsgos
sEabTx t9s SsRliEhaEFoH,
shSSTq Il oFfsaHoE aSas l. Facial specialist or
eeient alltet o oportanity @ for person aaalfyins
ssl2ry ssf6 5 steady s mr '9n ssso HELENEs 1925
MAbEMoisELIE BEATTY SALON, as4s
sEzS!!x. sAtoa. iish and Thomas eifsls'
Beauty sEi tTY0 OPERATORS, men and women.
oSs EasssR sIn salas ssa Sa fs
BEAUTY sTs OPERATORS to work in air-con-
ditionsd salon; must De sxpsriensed; SSo
wk. plus com1mission. HEADS 7Z4s WIS
fSss srxuqF ~ odapasakAron-eood daaak opening for
paiyeEss RRsp THE is0Ef HR e0sTs
sEA1TY 81 IbiAp'0Sdas OPERATOR, experienced, fun
time. Cali MI. 2s7s. 1879 Wisconsin
BEAUTY hTsi ~ OPERATOR, experienced. full or
Pinss s aEAoNs RssfsEsozE szEAUy e sAE lon
sookRfrrfR 81 E s H. sass perm position in
Ssa aorf 1ss app S ssGHa s sd
hookkfErIs 3 sRf Fl ss' ss2a g. Rem Rand.
ArFcs isa }ssss as Eish esS sSsR "a
exshfaa sssM fSFsl ioF new finance once in SILVER
must be typist. Prefer resident Of Silver
Spring or vicinity. MR.. BROWN. TN.
CAsHIER-CIGAR CLERK. good working
eonaI.tons tsll cY eT !sss pars cnnn time. CHEVY
CASHIER, CHECKERS, experienced. for
supsrmarket; good pay: 4s hours; ISL EooS
SpaR s4afsRns %asksT Ssos aRs' ass s
ssnRs ss'oa Ave Tafs sairiinston BUS sss "a
cAsHfER q ssTst and s posting clerk; position per-
manent; salary excellent. Apply Mr.
Phillips JULIUS LANsBuRGH FuRNI.
CASHIER for womens wearing apparel
sisns. KoPY KAT. sso7 deorEia ave.
Silver Spring, Nd -22
CASHIERS. retail store, or theater expert
ence, full time. part time or SATURDAYS
only. Excellent. starting salary perma-
na;;s nsns;; PsFsonnsi s1s n once: srd door, Mo2R-
ctiH8AAMBafRNaiInDs ti8A isfa Ill " colored. sx-
periencsd, for work in boarding house.
1923 18th st. NV.
CLEHK, white. refined; part time in focd
store; nice room and board and salary.
Appiy $40. 11th St. nv. Ia
CLERKS, for dry cleaning store: excellent
salary: pleasant working conditions Apply
Old GEORGETOWN I'd, Bethesda. Md WI.
ICLERK-TYPIsTs. stenosraphic ofics
ability; pleasant working conditions. Apply
ONCE. KOPY.CAT, lib n st. ne. ---1g
CLERK motion picturs
company has opening clerk-typist; perm
snsnt % position; pleasant gss gorssins .ts tsondd.
friday. Apply UNITED ARTISTS coRfs
924 New jersey ave. NV. I'll
CONTINUED On Next PaseJ
Evening star., 1947-06-17

It was bound to happen. Wnen
Little Jack Little returned to wash
ington to. take up that afternoon
entertaining ehore on WEAM, ltI
was inevitable that he would turn
sIp again In one of the towns DIS
tros. A man with his talents Tor
keeping tap room customers happy
can't let them go to waste. SO MI.
Little is back on the After DARK
scene, and right where you would
expect him to be-that upstairs room
at El Patio, which has become nus
local headquarters.
We went around the other night
to attend the reopening festivities
and found Jack In his usual public
mood, happy one. The place was
filling rapidly, not only with old El
Patio regulars, but with new admir-
ers he has won as combination
entertainer-disc jockey on WEAM.
On the whole it had enough OF the
look of embarking on a success1ui
business venture that Jack was not
too saddened by the fact that ms
piano had not arrived.
He was Just hanpered, not sad
dened. "How many times have you
run out of keys all of a sudden and
banged into the end Of that thlngT
we asked, looking at the mloeet
piano THAT had been forced on MN.
Jack lust held UP bruised right
hand, let it dangle Imply and re-
garded it distastefully. Those Ia
miliar with his piano style know that
Mr. Little covers a considerable area
of keyboard and cutting down the
area could make a nervous wreck
of him. We join with him in mop.
ing he has a full size piano soon, II
he doesn't have it already. .,
Listening to Little Jack Little
play the piano Qarge or small) Is
definitely not one of the worst ways
to spend an evening out and 1t is
good to have him back on the Ell
Patio bandstand.
X 4
Ell Patio, incidentally, is not one
OF. those places where you need coat
or tie as a badge that your moneys
good. AS long as you're neat, youh
be welcomed. THE day of dressing
up in the heat is gone" says Mr.
Little. "If casual clothes are gooo
enough for California, they're good
enough here" Ell Patios new motto,
then. is Relax in your slacks." $50
on the reopening night, for some
reason. there were more long dresses
and white dinner coats in evidence
than you could have found on the
Shoreham Terrace
X
Stephen Kisley is a brave man
or q -blooded one. He has, OF
his own free will, returned to WASH
ington in the summertime. He Is
playing, of course, at the Congo
Room of the Carlton Hotel, where
he arrived last night. (There Is
some suspicion, incidentally, that
there Is an ulterior motive involved
somewhere in booking Mr.. Kisley
into the Carlton at this time. Ste
pren has quite a reputation as ]
baseball player and the Carlton, so
far this season, has been trailing
the hotel league)
X y
e. Bradley Clay, the bandleader,
was discharged recently from the
Naval Medical Center. His next
project, which gets under way soon,
is a series of recordings to be made
by his an-veteran orchestra.
y
Come Saturday, there will be q
change In the music at the Nep- !
tune Room. Sammy Ferro moves
down from the Mayfair with a new
musical unit called the Tidesmen
and Edith Davies moves in to play
the electric organ. The new Ferro
unit includes Dick Bailey, the ac-
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Classified Advertising may
be placed over the telephone
MONDAY through FRIDAY
from 8 am. to 9 pm.
SATURDAY from s am.
to 2 pm.
SUNDAY from II am. to 9 pm.
For those wishing to trans
act business in person the first
floor Business Counter is open
MONDAY through SATURDAY
from 8 am. to IL pm.
SUNDAY from 8 am. to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
! HIGH SCHOOL.

oAoAAO2t 4kS&SA
Vernon. Virginia E.
Vines. Effle L.
Weaver. j. M.
Weinstein. Phyllis
VERIFIED, Sonia B.
Williams, Jean
Willis, Virginia M.
Wolly, Dolores C.
Alexander. John A.
Battaglini, M. r.
Berdansky. Gerald
Berg, William M.
Berliner, Hans j.
Boland. Charles A.
Boyce, James F.
BrasSe, Harvey r.
Caldwell, D. R.. jr.
Callotta. Vito j.
Chow. Herbert l..
Clopton, w. c., tr.
Coakley, Da vid H.
Coe, Clyde A.
Cohen, Harvey B.
Cohen, Robert N.
Collomb. Henry L.
Covey, Stephen ].
Cramer. Calvin D.
Crawley, Hugh J.
Cross, Milton E.
Dickson, Lucius NJ.
Duffy. Frederick j.
Farley. Eugene v.
Ellis, George D.. jr.
Gilman, Morrey A.
Evans. James H.
Fox, Marvin H.
Fugel, George F., jr.
Gale, Guy H., jr.
Garabedian, E. v.
Givot, Martin l..
Goldenthal. Edwin !.
Goren, Walter B.
Greenberg, Bertram
Gruppe, Henry e.
Guy, Trevanion
Heckert. John D.
Hedrick, william L.
Henderson, Jack A.
Herbert, Alfred S.
Hindman, William z.
Karchem, Norman
Kemp. Wilbur 3.
Kent, Richard w.
keriakos, Van A.
kessler, Herman S.
Lazzari. Arthur
Lee, Eugene r.
Lee, William
Leech, Wade r.
Leslie, Charles w.
Lewis Elton W.
Liedtke, F.. jr.
Lusoy, william A.
dathers, William S.
MlcCoy James w.
McGaugney, Don H.
Mclaughlin, r. q.
Mclaughlin, RI. B.
Meilor, David G..
Metcalf, L. E. jr.
Michaelis. NJ. J.
Mousmoules, George
Murphy, j. M, jr.
Nasle, F. w.
Natheopoulos, j. K.
Nestor, Charles A.
Newland. James E.
Nowood, Gustav A,
O'Neill, Peter J.,
: Painter, E. W., 3r.
Paradise. John l..
ParneS, Martin /.
: Penso Victor
Peters, Ronald T.
Petit James S.
Quinn. George e., jr.
Ridgway, David B.
Rig gs. Edwin E.
Robbins, Louis P.
Rolnick, Robert F.
Roman, B. A.
Ruggieri. Joseph j.
Shirley. William c.
Simon, Douglas M.
Simon, Joseph M.
Singer. Allan M
Sloan, Robert Alan
Smith. Jennings T.
Stancill, Carl B.
Stanley, Harvey
Star, JACK
Steinberg. Samuel j.
Stewart. Ralph w.
Stolar, Leonard q.
Stotsenberger, r. L.
Taylor, Frank H.
Waidron. Warren
Wallace, George =.
Waller, James L.
Wang, James To. ir.
Warren James Ross
Weaver Ronald A.
Weigand w. w.
WEIGH, James Z.
White, Wilbur T,
Williams, w. Z.
wood. Bill Carlton
Woronoff, Leonard
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Hiqh School Graduation Lists
(Story on Page BIZ

A list Of the graduates Of the
Washington Public Night Schools.
Dunbar High School, Anacostia High
School and Central High School, all
Of whom receive diplomas this week,
follows:
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bGeCll. hnBclh
Bennett, 10 Ann
Berger, Dorothy S.
CENTRAL ]
Allen, Nancy L.
Amann. Jane D.
Anagnos. Alice
Ashford, B. l..
Baba, Nermin r.
Barkovich, M.
Barrett. P. j.
Beasiey, Harriet NJ
Benoit, Nantsy S.
Berman. Alice N.
Block. Lillian E.
Broder, M. j.
Calhoun, Evelyn 8
Campbell. F. I.
Celotto, J. e.
Chipouras. P. c.
Chuck, Sarah F.
Clark, Ruth Ann
Clifton, Doreen L.
Corder, Mary q.
Cornell. Janet E.
Cunnup, Thelma M
Curtin, E. C.
| DeCesare, Rita L.
Doerman. Anne C.
Dove, Beverly E.
Drummond, j. L.
Dunmyre, j. G.
Dye. Amy Sadyne
Edwards, F. j.
F1lfott. Ann
Evans, joyce L.
Farabow. Betty Lol
Foote. Evelyn p.
Frobisher, D. D.
Fuller, B. A.
Goldburg, c. A.
Goss, Janet Marie
| Gorewitz, Frances
Guin, Martha Agnet
Hammond, Nancy Z
Harris, Alice May
Harrison, M. W.
Hill, Barbara Ann
! Housman. Dixie j.
Hover, Elaine s.
Huston, Martha I.
Jenkins. Annie E.
Johnston, F. M.
Karr, Annie C.,
Karras, Mary A.
Kerns, Betty J.
Kidwell. Ruth e.
King. H. v. L.
Kingston. Alma
Korson, Betsy l..
Kramer, H. l..
La wrence. Ann E.
Lee, Frances
Lees. June Rose
Levine, Arlene Lee
Lewis. Janet Mary
Lust Guyneth V.
Mcdonald. B. c.
Mayer. Airline r.
Maggos, Irene
| Manoueian. Violst
Maxwell, Janet An
Martin. Thelma T.
| May. Margare. ".
Mayberry. j. B.
Mehtey. Roberta .
Menou, Dimitrn
Miller, Jean
Mo.lroe, Z. l..
Moore. jeanne !.
Mulkey. Annie j.
Murphy, RoSanna
Nuualhe. 8. M.
Ogburn. Georgia N
Osterwald, Dolly '
Parkman. Natalie
Parry, Patricia
Peterman, c. j.
Potts, Helen L.
Preston, Amy T.
| Ragin, Robin E.
Raguse, Louise A.
Ramos. Leticia v.
Redcay, C.. NJ.
Reynolds. Mary J.
Riley. NJ. E.
Rogers, Bonnie j.
Rosendorf. B. R.
RoseuDeU. E. F.
Ruiz, Helen T.
Ruiz, Marilyn l..
Saposs, Barbara ]
Schwaib. Alice J.
Scribner, B. z.
Seieel, Sylvia
Seligmen. Ellen
Shenerman. Eleanor
Shields. Barbara j.
! Shuster, Ann
Simson, Virginia I
Smith, Mary l..
Soupouros, Doris z.
Spencer. Martha
Sponsler, Doris M.
Stachura, Wendy s.
Stirman, Sonia M.
Sutton. Norma s.
Stuart, Gladys j.
Totaro. Lula A.
Touma. Amelia M.
TubeSis. Mary l..
valaer, Patricia A.
Evening star., 1947-06-17
Taylor, John E.
Dnocfno . u
sNAc0sTIA HIGH SCHOOL.

oAoSCbtt = . W.
Blankenship, v. L.
Blanks, Shirley
Booher. Barbara 7.
Bowersox, M. Ann
Bowman, Mia N.
Brown, Marjorie j.
Brown. Minnie Ray
Cleveland. A. d.
Collins, Patricia c.
Cortvriendt. M. e.
Cronkrite, Ernine
Dawson. Doris Adele
benson, M. e.
Donaldson, Peggy l..
Doughton, r. M.
Dover, Rita
Dowell. Joyce
Evans, Ann E.
Evans, Rozella E.
Finn, Dorothy Ann
Fisher, Mabel r.
Gallup. Meredith H.
Geisler, Edith Mae
Glass, Rhea j.
Click. Peggy Jane
Goheen. Claire j.
Griggs, Dorris E.
Hackley. Mildred F.
Haesloop, Grace M.
Hancock, Joanna P.
Higgins, Lois Marie
KatZ. Doris Anne
Kogok. Barbara l..
Kopulos, Renee
Lancer, Elizabeth v.
Lariccia, June Marie
Layne. Frances M.
Levy, Marie Zeta
Lura, Dianne Thyra
Lura, Donna Clyde
Martin. Phoebe C.
Mccormick, Betty A.
McDevitt, Lillian J.
McGreevy, Lillian M.
Mohler, Catherine
Meyer, Hazel E.
Murphy, Betty Jane
Murphy, Millicent E.
Nicely, Mary P.
:. Oehler, Patricia E.
Parks, Audrey May
Patton, Luanne
Peterson, Lois Ann
Price, Bernice E.
Rabbit, Constance A
Redmond, Gertrude
Reynolds, Joan H.
Rice, Virginia May
Rinehart, Joyce L.
Ringgold, Carla M.
Ritnour, Diane Y.
Robinson, Hazel Eller
Rogers, Marian D.
RoSSer. Dolores A,
Schafer, Eleanor ].
Schneider, Judith M.
: Schuchardt, Charlotte
Settle, June Marie
Shipe, Dora Harriet
Shipe, Christie E.
Shisler, Harriet v.
Sien, Betty Jean
Simms, jeanne M.
Sligh, Margaretta L.
Small, Dorothy A.
Smith, Beverly Jane
Smith, Jean Estella
Snow, Nancy Porter
Sold, Mary Ann
Stephan, Patricia A.
Stering, Hildegard
Storey. Betty June
Sullivan, Theresa c.
Swami Margaret F.
Sydnor, Edna Mary
Tart, Delora Mae
Veleiro, Adele
Vitale, Aurora r. M.
Wells. Mary Jewell
Whetzel, Jean E.
Wildey, Deana Diane
Williams, Birdie Grey
Wilson, April Ellen
Wood, Dolores Jean
Wood, Helen Norma
Wood, Patricia Lee
Martin. Shirley 10 A.
Boyd, Helen Beatrice
Evening star., 1947-06-17

Houghton. Donald Z
Howard, Edward D.
Kalafatich, Carl
Kaufman, v. A.
Keller. Rudolph J.
EIGHT
Dawes, James Waite
DeLucien, David v.
Dido, Antonina M.
DUNBAR Il
Acors, June
Akers, Eunice L.
Albany, Jacoueline
Alsop, Ruth v.
Anderson, Annie l..
Anderson, T. D.
Atkins, Lenora v.
Bacon, DORIS r.
Bailey, Winifred C.
Barnes, Gwendolyn
Bell, Gloria M.
Bess, Dorothy B.
Bethea, Chaunce o.
Blair, Gertrude M:
Bobb, Gwendolyn r.
Bolden, Claire l..
Booth, Catherine L.
Bosfield, Audrey E.
Bowie, Alice j.
Braden, Carmel g.
Bradford. Ethel M.
Brandon, Yvonne T.
Branham, Joy Law.
Brooks, Margaret
Brown, Betty j. E.
Brown, Gloria P.
Brown, Lillian S.
Browne, Lois E.
Browne, Marion z.
Buckner, Aenid 7.
Burns, Ella P,
Butler, Anita T.
Butler, Miriam L.
Butler, Muriel B.
Catoe, Lunette e,
Chichester, Mary M.
Chichester, Myra
Chilious, Mae L.
Circey, Billie s.
Clark, Estelle Law.
Clarke, Vertie E.
Clayton, Beryl E.
Clayton, Helen L;
Coates, Virginia e.
Cobb, Bessie E.
Cobb, Carolyn 2.
Cobbs, Barbara 4.
cofey, Gladys E.
Colbert, Grace v;
Collins, Dolores /.
Cook, Diana ].
Cooper, Joe E;
Cooper Lille Law
Cousins, Vernelle Il.
Craig, Joyce M.
Crawford. Gloria q.
Crawiey, Julia R. -
Dandridge, Greta V,
davenport. J. A.
Davis, Blonnie 2.
Davis, Marian r.
Dawson, v. C.;
Day, Dolores T;
DeNeal, Doris E.
Digs, Christine
Dodson, Barbara A.
Dudley, Daisy
Duncan, Dolores e.
Duncan, Ida M;
Dunham, Jean 2.
Dunmore, Gloria c.
Fdmunds, NJ. A.
EdWards, Barbara L
Eggleston. M, A.
Fiynn, Juanetta A.
fountain, vivian 6,
Franklin, Rosa 3.
Gillison, Doris G.,
Coins, Elizabeth M
Graham, Carol j.
Gray, Iris l..
| Gray. Janice y;
Green, Mary M.
Greene, Shirley E.
Grimm. Doris z.
Grigsby, Beverly M,
Grigsby. Flora !.
Hagler, c. =.
Haight. Dolores E.
Hall, Flora l.;
Hail, Sonora e.
Hamlin. Virgie N
Harley, Barbara D,
Harris, Coletta V.
Harris, C. J.
Harris, Jeanne v.
Harrison, Helen
Hart, Esther France
Hawkins. Emma T. +,
Eerndon. Clarice M
Herndon, D. A,
Hill, Arden Elaine
Hill, cynthia Rose
Howell, T. V.
Hughes, C. A. =.
Humphrey, Hope u.
Irby, Sadie
jackson, Hattie
jackson. Iris Anne
Jackson, NJ. II.
Jackson, Y. x
jenkins. Anne c.
johnson, B. j.
johnson, Rosa NJ.
johnson, 8. T.
johnson, s. NJ.
Jones, Betty 3.
Jones, Jean G:
Jones, Peggy Ann
| Kelly. Helen M.
Killgo, s. NJ. G.
King. Ceola NJ.
I Kins, Joyce B.
King, Marilyn L
King. Theresa v.
Kinsey, S. E.
Lassiter. Ruth A.
Leak, Matryce F.
Lee, Dolores c.
Lee, Paulyne
Legges, Doris B.
Lewis, Frances ].
Little, Charlesine
Lockley, Frances v.
MackaN. Edith c.
Madden, Marie P.
Maddox. Adrienne {
Major. Lillian A.
Malone, HuEhla R.
Matthews. Willie M.
Mayes, Joan Dee
Mays, Louise c.
Mccoy. Buelah D.
Mccoy. Doris 3.
Mcdaniel D. L.
Evening star., 1947-06-17

FOUNTAIN MAN. experienced with local
references, for day shift; best salary paid
Apply at once, DAY DRUG STORE. 14th
fouNrAfN aaa TN MANAGER. exper.; pleasant
workinE eond.; $40 w. EN-. 1900. KEY
PEHS Gn 44Hs MnsAsnr must eya ss
enced; 5-day, 4O-hour week; 20@ discount
M 4th idoor. LANsBURGH BRO. 7th,. sth
TURNITURE TIi \ ri FNIsnER to service tgrni-
ture in customers homes; 5-day. 4o-hr:
Ss men os R On ae1 As8z
fuRNITuRE f RSr RE SALESMAN. - exper,, reliable
man: good position. Box 411-J' star.
FURNITURE SALESMAN for neishborhood
store. Permanent position. Excel. salary
disions. ditto In reply please state previous
exper. and qualifications. Box 412-J star.
GENERAL FOREMAN, electrical contract
ing firm, must have master, electricians
license; Arlington and Fairfax Counties
and District Of Columbia: be thoroughly
per cent Of profit; chance to take ,~an
interest in business after trial period.
GRRoc2RRY CLERK, experienced. for pGs
ksal, s5,s DsEsSs WiIssn fSsklSaHAM BRs MA AAH
good wages. Apply MRS. CASH. TE. os5s,
Apt, 80. 1116 \, Pitt ST., Riverview Apart
ments, Alexandria, Va -l9
HEA WAITER, white, with experience in
handling colored help: for large country
si,,gle man to live In preferred. Appii-
cation confidential. Write Box 1lO-J,
Star. IL
INSURANCE and settlement man for larss
local real estate Office: experienced in ham
ding property transfers and D. G. real
estate tax problems; must be able TO
analyze proper coverage and arrange To-
fire, casualty and workmens compensation
insurance and take the necessary steps with
respect to adjustment of losses; should be
able to maintain subsidiary ledger records
on settlements, insurance and real estate
taxes; legal background desirable but not
essential. In letter of application. give
full details concerning age, marital status.
education, work experience and salary re-
quirement Box T2-Is Star. 10
INVESTIGATORS, 25-35 years. must have
Must be free to travel. Apply 623. Star
Bldea 11th and Penna. ave. NV. Ia
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