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BRITISH MAY CURB POWERS UPPER HOUSE
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thus maat sure ile Lords could not obstruct such a move
 The first aim of my ministers ' the King declared, will be to re- dress the adverse balance of pay ments, particularly by expanding exports
 He said his government would continue to participate in the work of European reconstruction put in hand in the recent confer ence ln Paris.
 Will Support LIN
 The present obstacles to cooper ation and understanding between the peoples of the world he said, have strengthened the determina- tion of my government to support the United Nations and to seek by that means to promote the mutual trust and tolerance on which peace tul progress depends"
 Tt is my earnest hope" he said, lIldb iIIt lOl lliAIDllilll5 tCiiANASAASNf of Foreign Ministers will result in a measure of agreement leading towards a democratic and self-sup- porting Germany which will not threaten world security, and to the satisfactory settlement of the in ernational status of Austria.
 T trust that treaty of peace with Japan, which will contribute to the welfare of all the countries in the Far East, may be concluded at an early date
 The new legislative projects out lined in the Kings speech, drafted by Prime Minister Clement Attlee and his ministers, numbered nearly a score The plan to clip the Peers power was the most controversial.
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1 get five minutes Of the Communist doctrine, five minutes of the par ty line" into every movie script, and told student actors it is your duty to further the class struggle ?
 The plump. mustached Moffitt, whose home is in Los Angeles, hit, too, at Communists on New York s Broadway.
 Asked by Robert E. Stripling chief committee investigator, for his opinion of the extent to which Communist influence the theatre, Moffitt said:
 The reading departments of publishing houses have been very, ivery heavily infiltrated by Com munists. Broadway is practically dominated by them.
 Hollywood, l believe, is the only place where they have been strong Fly resisted"
 Forty-four of 100 plays produced on Broadway between 1886 and the current season, Moffitt went on, nave contained material to further the Communist line and 32 others favored Communism. Menjou, after naming Lawson, also testified he believes Herbert Sorrell, head of the conference of i studio unions, lis a Communist. .
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SYNOPSIS: The which off the moved eastward 
 the Peninsula deepened and moved slowly Kodiak Island Winds the result the Southeast Alaska coast winds adjacent Southeast Alaska The temperatures over the interior or colder having
  Rain fell during the past "A hours southwestern Canada reported along the coast from the scattered
  slightly below normal yesterday g to 43 along the coast from Puget Sound to Alaska this
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BOMBER WING ON
 TRAINING FLIGHT;
 MAYBE TO ALASKA

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-R- The U. s. Air Forces said today the 97th B-29 Bombardment Wing at Smoky Hill airfield, Salina, Kan sas, soon will take off on "a rou- tine training flight"
 The Air Forces declined to say whether it will go to Alaska, as unofficially reported.
 Any information other than that it is going on "a routine training flight is confidential an Air Force pubic relations salesman said.
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WARMING
 OF STORM

SEATTLE, Oct. 21-R- The weather bureau reported a storm with winds of 50 miles an hour or more was moving over the North Pacific 300 miles southeast of Kodiak, Alaska, and was expected to strike the Alaska coast in the vicinity of Ketchikan and Yaku- tat tonight
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FAULKNER REhpp0INTED BY ROBERTSON, MEMBER
 OF BAR ASSOCIATION

R. E. Robertson. Alaska State Delegate of the American Bar As sociaticn, announced that he had reappo!nted Attorney H L. Faulk- ner as a member of the Associa- tion's Committee on Admissions for Alaska for a five year term commencing 1947 Other members of the committee are attorneys Cecil H. Clegg of Fairbanks, War ren F. Cuddy of Anchorage Lester o. Gore of Ketchikan and MT. Ro- nertson
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Friday night closing the assembly. The Koch installations will be made Wednesday night.
 Among those named to 33rd de- gree rank, are:
 Alaska-Charles Phelps, Seward {; Norvin William Lewis, Nome, and Frank Harold Mapleton, Fair banks
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ire our losses from the winter op- oration," Swanson commented.
 Territorial Attorney G en CT l Ralph J. Rivers will leave Juneau Thursday in order to attend the Seattle hearings and present argu- nents for the Territorial govern ment.
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fContinued from Page OneJ week. The strike was settled last night.
 This work stoppage had been de- picted as a struggle between the non Communist governme ent Of France and the Communicated la bor unions. Positions of both the and the Communists were said to have been weakened by De Gaulles demonstration Of although the Communists did not actually lose any backing at the ballot boxes. And this was held by some to have been factor in settlement of the strike.
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WESTERN TRADER HERE

The small freighter Western Trader. under Capt B Erickson, is in port today. She will load car load of frozen fish at the Juneau Cold Storage for the Washington Fish and Oyster Company to take south
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MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from Marine stations at I:3O F. M. today
WIND

PERIOD ENDING WEDNESDAY EVE  miles southouthea of Kodiak at o this
  SaCross outheaerly winds per and Taku nnortherly 20 30 miles tonight
  abae with
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Estelle Wolf and Lorraine Nance entered St Ann's Hospital yester- day for medical attention.
 Leaving St. Anns yesterday were Mrs. Clarence Moy and baby boy Mrs. Arthur Berray, Mrs. Howard Erickson, Louis o. Jackson.
 FROM 1.ETCHIKAN
 Rudolph Starr of Ketchikan is stopping at the Gastineau Hotel.
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AUSTRALIA PLANS
 SHEAR PROGRAM
 NAVAL EXpAN5I0N

CAMBRIA, Oct. 2i.-R- Navy Minister William J. Riordan said today that at the end of Aus tralias present five-year Naval ex- pansion program in l942 the Do- minion would have 26 warships in commission and a reserve of 80 ships.
 The Australian squadron, he told reporters, would then comprise two light aircraft carriers, two cruis- CTS, six new destroyers, i6 frigates, survey ships, minesweepers and boom defense vessels. Personnel strength would number 14.753 or two -and-one-half times what it was before World War II, he said.
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NEW FLYING WING WITH JET POWER
 ON FIRST FLIGHT

HAWTHORNE, Cali, oct. 2l.- Northrup flying wing took off today on it's maiden test flight. It is powered by eight jet engines and is regarded as one of the worlds most advanced planes of it's type
 Veteran test pilot Max Stanley was at the controls when the fly ing wing took off. Plans called for the craft to be flown to the Army air base at Muroc, on the Mojave Desert.
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PLANE pLUNGE5 INTO SEA WITH
 1 ENGINE AFIRE

LONDON, Oct. 21-tR-An RAF Sunderland flying boat with one of her four engines aflame, plung- ed into the sea two miles off the Thames estuary today Seven of the ten crewmen were rescued. The rescued men suffered from severe burns.
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NEW CASTLE, Pa, Oct. 21.-tR- Three-year-old Larry Cardwell is alive today because his pants had a strong seat.
 Larry wandered too close to the edge O. a cliff above the Pennsyl- varia railroad tracks and tumbled over. His overalls caught on a rock ledge, whence police rescued him, frightened but unhurt
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FROM BIG DELTA

Joel Wing of Big Delta is at the Baranof.
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Captain Cook sailed around New Zealand in l769.
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FROM SEATTLE

Stanley Seegars of Seattle is re- gistereG at the Gastineau
 New Zealand has the biggest dairy factory in the world.
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RED FINGER p0INTED.A
 FILM WRITER

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DE CAULLE'S RpF HOLDING
 CLEAR LEAD

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HELP MEN and woMEN

BOOKKEEPER, experienced only; senior
beokkeeper for large insurance agency.
Call Mr.. Binker, YoUNe e. SIMON,
BooKKEEPER-sECRETARY for once, OF
heating and air conditioning contractor.
Good position for steady loyal WORKER,
$50 per week to start; days. Answer, Fort
Davis o.. Box 67l3 -27
CAFETERIA SUPERVISORS, msintenance
and sanitation phases of operation: food
BACKGROUND preferred. but good potential
will not be Overlooked; active work and
entsils much standing. age 25-4n. GOV
ERNMENT SERVICES NC I119 21st st.
CLERKs-sTENoGRAPHERs: cierk-typists.
Eaccountsnts-clerks; exper.; Immediately;
q mos possibly permanent. 36-hr. wk.
Phone NO. 0257 Thurs. "a PM, for inter-
ECooK5Embassy desires excellent cook.
good references: desirable working con-
ditions, good salary. Call OR. 1850 for
cUnPhE eeUInlfinh ii FOR CoUETRY CLUE, open Year
round Man as steward, with complete
charge Of kitchen; wife for clerical poeition
In ONCE. Meals and auarters furnished.
state full particulars BOX 242-H. star.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTANT, long established; audits
systems, books kept part time, complete
tax service: terms reasonable. WA. l42o.
ACCOUNTANT. expert. books started,
statements, audits: reasonable. OR, 2074
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 80. 40 gal
automatic; no cash needed, y, small NAL mqntnifs
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-wateI
heating plants; no cash needed, small
monthly payment: immediate installation
D A. STANSBURY. Ii. 3029:
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY WANTED-Highsst
cash prices. Free appraisal ARTHUR
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIVE for any
debts contracted for by any one other
st 21S
LAWN MOWER SHOP. pickup and dslIyer. sgy
WANTEDW1 large room for sewing room,
ssmi0asemsns semi n or street floor preferred "a
GENUINE vi. maple syrup: pints, quarts,
Ealions. Write W. A. DODD, 1900 Fort
Davis st. Sc, for price list. SIP. 016s6s,W.
ACCOUNTANT, records started. kept
monthly, statements. tax returns. CaIl
ST. 3734, day or eve, B. ENNIS. 20
REsTAURANT-1ncrea your business py
serving the best baking goods that can pc
made; will accept few new accounts In
NV. section. CO. 1882. AD. 0921
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HELP poMEsTic.

COOK and general houseworker. Bendix
washer; day help and ironer employed;
private I'm. and bath; S25 per wk. De
COOK and general housework; good refer
cnnK eases INV. exper. and reiiable small
family; refs. required; prefer live in. Call
Cook So ( l-GG..H.w.-Live in; fond Of children:
eMoSoKsG.H.Wi. rs r. W. in apt, 18th st. loo; s25
yk snd ,sspa.s sspfsss osr 81 ssg g
s@pe; s3peysd must be sllins to leave sevn
tSp COOK. SRde eoiored, ior four months in white
permanent position on return. Phone eyes,
ccoootktss9.H;w, cot live In; $50 per ~ y.sk sksas e
between o and 12 noon. -2Z
sss sssy az cave III 2sE sss sH:. liss sa
ssssedI eSoR; live M q; Reference. required pU.
sSok sss ss .ssP s:n.E srsss,.s. ssR II;
sssodakxaHM. g ax EM sesslsd aaas well trained; ezeel.
ADULTS; u day Thurs, no Sunday: oS2A
cookziiNG. ces5sziiN O. CLEANING and l.shs laundry
location; upstairs rm and beth beth n9 Ts wal, "a,
-
81 yk.; other help kept: mus have
references and live In: $25. MRs. PARSSfsH
COuPIE WANTED-Must live In, .perma.
nent position; $500 per month with room
and board. Phone IA. 2114.
COUPLE, white; man to take care OF salss
dem and grounds, wife to keep house and
COOK for young couple only only p.It u tsm; ami
must be EXP, healthy and willing to work;
nice room and pvt. bath upstairs until sep.
arate new bungalow Is completed: perma.
nent position and home with security.
room, board and $3.50 mo. Phone VA.
ccngfSyE. e 7 white or coIored: cook-chamber.
maid. butler. some chauneuring, for 2
adults: live in. good quarters: only these
red amply. 1923 for couple, or single
butler chauffeur. s125; seashore for .
vks,; OF Conn, ave: Ho. 1900 d.v TS,,r,
and Sun. Of; live In: S24 and cardsrs.
lContinusd q Next Psss.1
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HELP MEN and WoMEN tcens. J

HELP MEN snd MoAAEN tcsas.
COUPLE, cook and houssman: live "a:
references required; good SALARY. Du.
ffiaIRaMER AM AND WIFE. over 10, 40 children,
for general farming nearby Nd Wife to
do E.h.W.s good salary with furnished
house. Apply 1921 7th 81. NV. MA. 05l0.
FoOD DEPARTMENr-ru,l or part time;
sxperisnced only. PERSONS PHARM.,
244S wisconsin ave al
MEN AND WOMEN. for lunch counter. Ii
school; man to drive and clean, wife cook
and some housework. 81. T710 BEN
JAMIN ACRES SCHOOL, Silver Spring.
MEN AND WOMEN, for luncheounteT. in
POTOMAC GOLF COURSE, NE. 1887,
sTENoGnAfHReRR-eLxRK, sisI sssI HReRe u hours 1I Der
week. PULLMAN CO., Room 80 Union
typist ana stencil
cutter; excelient opportunity for ,right
person.: salary according to experience.
Apply 916 New York ave. NV, 2nd door,
DRAKE DUPLICATING SERVICE I'D
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION II you sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opers programs:
opportunity for serious members. No
charge. Give voice and phone number.
6Ox -lSZ-l.- SGaI -. -
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Births Reported

sFIom the p; e. Bureau Of VT vital q. Statistic
Hubert and Mary AnensMortn, noy.
Emmett and Joyce Ayers. girl.
Wilmer and Audrey Balderson, girl.
Marvin and Olive Beck. boy.
Irving and Harrass; s;;,,I Bsndsr' s!sd III firi.
Iaverne and Mary Birks, boy.
Charles and Marilyn Bishop. boy.
Raymond and Violet Bowel. boy.
Bernice and Gladys granson, girl,
Cosby and Miriam Brtnkiey, girl.
Allen and Catherine Buchanan, boy.
Clare and Dorothy Bunch, girl.
Vincent and Mary Burgess boy.
Francis and Gay Clark. boy.
Walter and NADIA Cotton, girl,
Edward and Selma Coyle, boy.
Richard and Dorabelle Cox, boy;
Jaiian Jamass ana nda Ksthrsn atfn piMssiio, boy.
Alton and Marie Donneli, girl.
Samuel and Emma Dorsey, girl.
Kenneth and Catherine Eckerd. girl.
h STEPHEN ms and Wilma Feher. girl.
Leslie and Ann Felton,, boy.
David and Marie Fritter, boy.
Tsomss Tsoras ana and Do porotSy aib GIBSON. boy.
James and Reba Greene, boy.
Raymond and Ann Heller. boy.
William and Mabel Hemmes, g1rl,
william and Marie Hsndsrson, girl
Hubert and Dorothy Hun. girl.
william and Lois Hunt, girl.
wallace and Helen Hutchins, boy.
N:I1ns Ws1ns .nd and Efsn EHss Es sp boy
Vernon and Irma Kidwell. boy.
James and Patricia .Killeen. girl
Jacob and Eve Klerk. boy,
,sm Eernsnd ino and fasrSss Maris Leroy. s siri. T
James and Claudia MacFarland, girl.
James and Pauline Meehan., girl.
Norris and Vera Meredith. boy,
Ssss SWiliism ana and Mi5ea.e' pesis Minsr ms. sri
Walter and wilma Mitchell, boy.
Joseph and Dorothy Monoski, boy.
Henry and Dorothy MeIntosh, boy. boz,
Maurice and Gladys Norton, boy:
James and Mary Q'Donnell, boy.
John and Carolyn Powers, girl.
ErnestAand Doris Ridssway, boy.
Anthony and Mary sciacca. boy.
Leslie and June Shilby, girl.
Harry and Geraldyn siegel, boy.
Frank and Kathlsen seiyer, boy.
Arthur and Louise Stuart. girl.
Thomas and Sidney Taryer. girl.
Ernest and June Terry. boy. u,-,
Aaslbsrt and Mar. Mary Enmnssn. Thomss; sira; bay
Nelson and Esther Thorp, boy.
irving and Jean Treppel. girl.
Paul and Halle VanBallara; aIa GIRL
Ira and Violet VonBriesen. girl.
Charles and Mary Warner, girl.
Donald and Rita Weeks, boy.
DAVID payid and Lena Williams, boy.
Charles and Eva Anderson, girl.
William and Ruth Bundy, girl;
Lester and Margaret BLACKWELL. girl.
Samuel and Willie Crenshaw, girl.
Rosie and Marie Foushee, girl.
William and Viola Green. girl.
Robert and Beatrice Lomax, girl.
Clement and Margaret Martin, girl.
Edward and Doris Simmons, boy.
Lyman and Virginia washington, boy.
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SALESMEN.

HIGHEST COMMISSION PAID-Severa
hsgafRsEs nfS sEpREsENTarrvEs Is sSsa
own business Wrtine. monthly premium
and aiu ordinary r Tile lie throagh our Washinston
REAf EsTTE lts s31 asMsH STR you
you ,' can earn up to $4,000 yearly with
our company experience not necessary;
Rust hsye car oW 7ssT GE 5000 ~
enced enc canvassers preferred; good opportu-
REV z 2oRk aake R1S nfRsy co
SALESMAN, exp. roofing and siding closer;
why not. find out about our proposition.
SALESMAN. wholesale iewelry, experience
Gar neeessars. % Box asieM. ata star. SsiDn
enced enc canvassers preferred; good opportu-
aEw a1sS e SoRk aaks RS n2a' co.. s
Statesmen for maintenance contracts;
taurants, drugstores: salary and commits
sion B. C. ARMATURE CO.. PIT H st.
statesmen, experienced, to handle life,
health and accident insurance agencies;
9Is F ST. NV, RIM. 210, Ex. 411O. 30
SALESMAN with knowledge of wholesale
grocery or confectionery jobbing trade: te
handle established territory. Va: and Dis
trict, on division of profits basis; broker
age franchise held with general line candy
house. therefore mans own selling ability
and willingness to work governs. income;
give full details on exper.. age, etc; must
ssTs aTEsMAs ssT va %sNfbasne asaM ssaE salesman
line of popular-priced automobile seat
covers that are distributed nationally: pre-
fer salesman who already calls on auto
mobile accessory trade with other lines;
inquiries will be considered in strict con-
giving details about qualifications to Box
statesmen to call on hotels, hospitals,
grocery stores must be efficient and exper-
FReT sRfed sE9e assns IL Co.
statesmen, colored or white, selling vac
uum cleaners; full or part time. Call p1.
statesmen to sell Ace aluminium COM
bination storm sash and Johns -Manville
roofing and siding Experience helpful
but not necessary; must have car. man
who is willing to work can earn from
Sloo s1 s2e9 per wssS so oTs ea fof con an
pointment and interview. -23
SALESMEN-Life insurance. salary and
commission: If high school graduate and
between ages 25-35, Apply JOHN HAM
COCK LIFE INSURANCE CO., 2o17 S
sEcnRfrY 81 aR hs SALESMAN, with active Glen
tele, liberal commission and drawing ac-
count plenty of leads, and cooperation.
See MR. KAHN or Mr.. BROWN, RE. 1915.
WasrED, / l2s 1ssh s statesmen ( for nationally
sary Reply Box Bad, Star. "a !.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)

OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
-Four Lines (Minfmum)
Flat rate per line -t---- -45c
Out-of- Town Rate is charged
on all advertising rs miles or more
from Washington
Claims for errors must be made in time
for correction before second insertion.
When canceling classified advertisements
he sure to make q note Of the cancellation
number, This is important in case your
statement does not show credit fer the
cancellation.
n advertisement was prepaid, retain
cash reeister receipt which bears q serial
number, with date, and identifies your
advertisement.
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page AS.
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HElp MEN tcoWt.

r. :
Managing modern bakery: right. salary,
give age. qualifications. refs. BOZ asa-D .
BARBER wANTED-s5o suaranteed must
be good: short holrs al work 81; no
license; chsyy chass, Nd: " VT. saoI; IA Ia
meals. Apply steward. occfDkETxE
BsHLfNG BIZ CLERK for plumbing and heat
cost figuring and billing in this feld: ex-
eellent salary with unlimited opportunity
RsSbsI0aH BobY AND FENDER Man. NJ experienced;
good salary, vacation with pay, bonus.
E. q Ms ~ cHEAxgRaoLET EYE co. "inenssstser' st
sopY.FsNSEa IneNf aS 8AN-New shop. veil
lighted, modernly equipped; salary or COM
lie ihtssi and hospitaiization insurance: NASH
ARLINGTON CORP, 2015 No. Moore ST.,
ResySlyn, ya; dAIlinrtonlti 5, s,.,.,.. -2S igu,,
R1sf a1s 1so 1sna sa New York
10Y esossd l., oys. FL sorE T,aes l.
drinker; drivers permit. Apply before
sKRiGkLaYEEs, Rn S2 Ps union. snf Sc whites sa4 aay
sas sns HOUSING aRna sisn ass Ask for % BOB R1vERs
BRICKLAYERs. top wages, good .workinf
conditions; long construction job; onl,
VANNAH GARDENS CO., 1o1O1 Ga; ave.
ss1seT sor. spnns p IT, Ma sssa anane afser 9 Pm
hrs Appiy pG0's aAIEYs gS RE sREsTA1RANT fsia1s
1921 N. Courthouse rd.. Arlington. oW
BUTCHER, to take charge of meat dept:
only man experienced In this line e., nsse @
sggggly; sggl good salary and hours. call TR
BUTCHER, white. experienced, ail-arount
grocery man: good salary, good hours
SEAToN MARKET, 1922 North Capitol st
CARPENTER, first class only: $500 pei
hour. SARATOGA ave. and River I'd. NV. OF
call WO. 1905 bet. 6 and 8 ewes. -23
CARPENTER and general handy man. col.
truck; references required Apply HARRI.
SON g. WASHBURN, Real Estate, 927 N. Y
CARPENTERs, 1st-class men: s1.75 pei
hour; long job. Apply at site on Sargent
rd.. between Chillum I'd; and Riggs rd;
PRINCE GEORGES DEVELOPMENT CORP
ICkRPENTERs. 2; steady work. top wage,
tor Al carpenters with car or PICKUP
CARPENTERs for new and remodeline
per week at good pay Apply with tools
1880 am. ASSOCIATED CONTRACTORS
INC. 1914 Benning rd. ne. -23
CARPENTERS for general carpentry; WORK
on large housing project: steady work
/ Apply to MR.. OSBORNE on job at South
Capitol and Gayelston sts. sw; IA
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A.
Ss.ls sT b 'ss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with a,s knov,,
ine retail decorating business, Must Be
s psrsSnaiss hsa fea
and interesting position, 44-hour week.
top salary; Apply in person; HORACE
sEeknTAKY dhHTEAHs c sTEfaoGkaPHEk f ianh a' in law
firm. State age. education, experience,
sfaEy Spsfsd Bes sae soad sa salary
coLuMBIA CLEANERS, a9i4 14th st.
sITK TINIsaER, HER ,,; experienced; RuNALDII RuNALDIaI
sILk PREssER, experienced; 5M.day
sasEss Efss szfesns Bsns cens AVE- n1 uMAS s
only: good salary and working conditions.
Apply in person only. 1870 Conn. ave. n.w.
SODA DISPENSERS. fun or part time.
Apply smployment ONCE. 4th noor.. s.
sopa SAf sfssooGs ssk sHssWAsY sGss; sss
ssf[sia Is ,ss general #.
nee work IN credit ofise; excel opp1rtu-
Apply to Mr.. Aiken. GRosNER Of 1928
sfss 1ss s: sa.; ss
srvx ssg5 zsss fISEsE sasIt5sR Nh RsE AnPlE
ss1nffNToGsSRsAPPasER-rYpIsT-Lars. s1f Z a. PsrYp auto
mobile deaIer needs the services of youns
lady to take dictation and do typing: this
is . permanent position with pay for al
holidays and vacation. See Mr.. StanoTd,
9ssRetn ToE co, n0aai sth q and z New Sork ave. NV
,-5-day. wk.: probation-
AIRY rate, S35 per VIZ. for 35 hrs: y auali-
|creases based on merit; time and one-half
paid for overtime, rest period, sick leaves:
plan. Ian : Apply iNTERNATIoNAL ASSOC; or
MACHTNISTS Rm 702. Machinfsts Bldg.
large accounting ofzce;
5Ia-day, 40-hour week: salary, $206. 10
mo n o Apply MR ALEXANDER. i1oI Yer
sTENOGIAFHEK, experienced. 6-dsy, 40
hour week; Mr; Ldgardss WlLlnM Al, =
ssgTsI;NstlssSirApHEn-rrrrsr, sgs; Ia dic.aphons o.
shorthand. National Rine Assoc, 1899 q
.eef. !; ese csn G Ms SS HAKsa lsiss 81 s9ia III
Appt. -zS
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permanent position with life insurance
gsaar vesP sp5y R ao ss sGs
eIEkk.rYPfsT. ea hiE 1Ffm AN AMER1cAS RED CROSS
Wts Rsd hoaE pesk
Green, RA. 4060 bet. am and 4 p ? m,
cLERK-TYPIsT., exper;. social security
stenography. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY
ccIERR-TYPfsTs. cI ( Fl general once clerks,
coIoRTsT. experienced only for pho.og-
spsT TtaS1e Rs4a aoPhhnsxroE h a expert
enced: 5-day. 4o-hour week; larse sir-eon5 snd
har osesT benst ARoly AZ sns sts
cosMETfC CLERKs@No experience nee
essary: salary plus eommission. Apply
DEMONSTRATORS, excellent opportunity
for advancement in new field Just opened.
bHAUY iSEasT cnUs 6sa5s for ws
m bEMoNsrRaTos, sds Ia sop'ea Wanted by ice cream
iSs s adsss ss pei ans say phsns
DR's. ASSISTANT. knowledge Of typins
age. ,sxperience and SALARY expected, Box
aaILiEvAToiRI aI iI OPERATORS eyhI.e,; s.dsy
week; 20G discount on purchases. Apply
employment ONCE, 4th floor. 8. KANN
SONS CO. -23
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sELMA'S GOWNS. 1907 Conn ave. -23
FILTER. permanent; one Of Washington. Is
finest women's stores. JOSEPH r. HARRIS
FITTER, experienced on better. dresses;
must be capable OF fitting and making
manent position with one Of Washing
toms finest speciality shops. zIRKIN, S21
FfTTER ffIa n And ALTERATION hands, ex-
perienced on dresses, cloth coats and
suits; permanent position pleasant work.
ing conditions; liberal salary. SAK6, 610
FOUNTAIN GTKL; saiary. $50. no Sunday
work: meals and uniforms furn. CO.
Lo1uAL PHAR. lila 18th Ut. NV. Ia