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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-20
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE
The undersigned, having qualified n
Administrative of the Estate of William
J. Weeks, deceased, late of New Han
over County, North Carolina, this is ia
notify all persons having claims against
the said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at IL Court L, Lake Village.
Wilmington, N. c.. on or before the 23rd
day of May, 1913 or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment. This the 23rd day
of May, 1947.
RUBY WEEKS,
Administrative estate Of
WILLIAM J. WEEKS
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-20

CHOICE BEAUTIFULLY furnish
ed rooms for rent. Private and
semi-private baths. Refrigera-
tor service. Adults. Kitchenette
available. Phone 2-1756 or $500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-20

RELIABLE COLORED woman to
do cooking and general house
work. Health certificate required.
Apply at Quality Grocery and
Soda Shop, 811 S. 3rd st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-20

NICE PRIVATE room with show
er for two boys. Dial 1929.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-20

NICE COOL room. Three OF four
girls. 718 Market street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-20
l55-Seeds. Plants. Bulbs

FOR SALE: compost suitable for
flowers shrubbery and gardens.
Dial 6O83.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-20

pS PLYMOUTH Special deluxe
with s85 radio and extras. 5000
miles. $685.. 900. 217 Princess
St. or after s o'clock apply 2643-A
Adam st.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-20

GROCERIES, STOCK. and fixtures,
(The Community Store). In a
good location and doing good
business. Lease or sell building.
See T. v. Strong. 2316 South
FrOr-.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-20

his NASH, sedan, 1941 Plymouth
passenger coupe, 1941 Packard
Upper sedan, 1910 Buick Super.
Crisp Motor Co., 214 S. Front.
Dial 1888.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-20

LARGE NICELY furnished bed
room with twin beds, connecting
private bath five blocks from
business district. Gentlemen on
". Apply 416 S. Front Street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-20

Used TRUCKS for sale: Apply
National Bread garage, 3rd and
CoWan ST.. '
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-20
,-Auios. Trucks, Trailers

ALE: FIVE each. 7:50 x II hubs,
tubes, tires, and wheels COM
plate. Costal Hi-Way Service Sta
tiou. Market Street road. 2-0167.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-20

WE SELL the earth. Foster Hill
Realty Co., liz Princess street.
Dial 2-3371.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-20

FOR LEASE - Grill, restaurant,
curb service. Excellent location.
Completely stocked and equip
ped. Interested parties must
show references. Owner mainly
interested in excellent service.
Restaurant business sideline and
convenience for other operation.
Write PAW" care Star-News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-20

w. M. HEWLETT Realtor - buy
sell. rent, trade. 214 Princess
street. Dial 7138.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-20

~ Liquid ship compass Ma
y case. Phone 2-O167.
i SUPPLIES for all type
w. small boats and motors.
~ we stock boat fittings
W hardware Co.
Evening star., 1947-06-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SACRIFICE-Because Of . death and to
settle estate, private party, offers for sale
farm estate, located nearby in Virginia.
IN 1871. In immaculate condition. sur
lawns. green fields. and magnifcent pano-
erty; 8. large bedrooms, library. 2 tiled
tion room. each with fireplace, nice din
rage attached. has tenant house, guest
house, and farm buildings. and many
mosT PosifvEh1 Hi faa' vii afan not be
in person only. IANiEL r. WNB1dLER,
~ VIII II NoT III se responsible for any debts
9shsr thss sonsrasssd y myself. REg.
by any one other than myself WAYNE e.
DocK1Ns' 3ob 3. Mason ave-. Alex, Va.
wAH QUE REST. tformerly wah Foo Rest,
i .p nSy opsn Tor business. 7oe 9th NV: 23'
ss gass .a: as sss sssasns @ so
heating piants; no cass 1as NEEDED. ssi snail
P.ash|S RssPsRs e
automatic; no cash. needed, small monthly
gTHNssuRY sgaTyHRNssnsui Hnsdses ni sSss installation. D. A
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY WANTED-Highest
cash prices, Free appraisal ARTHUR
We MAHkEE zEE n aso rcsirrosS ii to hanal. your
hrickwork beginning June 10. g. W. FuL-
MORE, DU. 9Q09. -22
TREES TRIMMED or taken down. Can
MIR. JONES, NE, 1854, 22s
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts incurred by any one other than my
self. AMOS L. LEWIS, Jr, 7o7 ST. Sc.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted by my
self. ARTHUR A. BIAzzI, S12 10th st.
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debn except those contracted for per-
sonally. LLOYD W. HILL. 1924 Howison
MAPLE SYRUP. pure Vermont. grade A:
gallon, go, plus 17c postage in D. C.
SP. 0166-W. -23
Evening star., 1947-06-20
sAIf,s!,MEA.

ABOVE AVERAGE EARNINGs, s1iayy and
commission plus underwriters fee; general
agency requires several top-hisilt statesmen;
asaFanes m Sat- IT. ass soaa b
LIQUOR Statesmen with thorough knowf-
opnortunity with good future. good salary.
NarfosxL IA fssls s,aa so,aRaAs1zArros. with over 50
plete weather proofing services; weather
strip, steel and aluminium storm windows,
rock wool insulation. screens and caiking,
lave e oas ear co oP nR na.
REaLTY GA ssLEsMESast nys ne n o.s Use one Il
ps maae s45s aas arns Ii. nrst
You can make $4,000 yriy. With my = co. Go.
II you are . GOOD salesman. oW, 1907.
sALEsMAN-CoLLEcToR. outside expert
rsht party. ons iooEinsa far feaops1n psrmanss sns
positson need apply only. CROWN CO..
VIII M sa 'eRss Wass tsss ss
ssRss sRs WITH & !. s s.sHR asss
sEcGhfTT ssen EfaF SALESMAN with active as Glen.
tele: liberal. commission and drawing ac-
sss Mr. sasz kN q or isass Ms sRow rs Rs s
SELL TIRE X. sensational new auto. ac-
cessory: initiates tires Instantly, puts out
Ares: no motorist should be without; sells
for o .g5. your cowmissior. Sk3b; ssles-
AUSTIN, Rm. a. 1915 Eye st. NV. ---22
REAL ESTATE OFFICE can use some live
wire salesmeni wen. .estab blished once With
as co sos 30s os ss ss. man as KAx RA
I WANT A MAN to train and manage men;
must have sales experience, an FHA-ap-
proved, year-round product; excellent
proposition to man Of good quality. Phone
"a. AqlbL 8 to IL noon. -22
established tobacco wholesaler; applicants
must be neat, possess initiative and de-
pendability; age 25 to 40, with car. Inter
views Saturday, y am. to lo:46 am, 402
IIth st. aw
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L VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Campfire TO Hear Talk =.
On Alaskan Peak Climb

Ascent of the 18,000-foot Mount
st. Elias, Alaska, will be described
by member of the Harvard Noun
taineering Club at the National
Capital Parks campfire program at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow in Rock Greek
Park.
A. j. Kaufman, veteran alpinist
and member of the group which last
summer became the first to reach
the summit of the peak from the
south side, will illustrate his talk
with natural color pictures.
Opening the program will be a
half-hour Of recorded music pre-
sented by the Public Library. H.
Raymond Gregg, park naturalist,
will be master of ceremonies. The
campfire area is near Sixteenth
and Colorado avenue NV.
Evening star., 1947-06-20
HELP MEN and WOMEN

BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced; b-day
sfsS Best VOCAL a III fNsSTTRRfncr1oN sSTTRfncr1oN II YOU IH slns
In our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
opportunity for serious members. No
cha shargs sso aiys voice and phone number,
6SpfIE; sS 81 : co1gssai g;hw;; s|aso : men,th ,,
MRS, SINGER. 1890 Mass. ave. NV. w..-21
JANITORS, middle AGED, sober. childless,
man may hold other full-time Job; Goyt.
services. no cash Ysaes. Both apply 7ss
pm. ex. Sun, 57l6 18th st. NV. -22
MANAGER, experienced. for boys dept.
Permanent position, good salary. LIVING
sToNS 906.20s 7th st. NV. Pa
MAN AND WIFE for suburban farm near
Rockville. Md; man for farm chores, wife
to keep house: good home and pay: refer
ences. Call ME. O400 -23
OPP0RTUNITY-Golde opportunity for
girl or. boy between 1s and .35 to train
for soda manager, large chain organiza-
PTaNo ITssn slp2 r2A1TR, iii good salary and 1a ps
hn,n hoHrs nM to an Apnly ssg in person
Young LADY OR YOUNG MAN wanted
for general office work, knowledge of typ
ing; So days. $3.50 wkly. Apply in per-
son, ~ Florida ave. ne. 20
Evening star., 1947-06-20
HELP MEN.

ABOUT 50 YRS. OLD. white. sober, single,
good gardener. able to milk COW, work q
forss. SIN Small rsDairs, Cock for self.
TWO YOUNG MEN. about 90 yrs. OF age,
to work In frozen custard business. Ap-s
ply 594S Georgia ave. NV. 30
FORMER WESTERN UNION operators
EuH time or part time work. Apply traf-I
nc manager. ". .. TEL Co. 14o5 G St.
NATIONAL sAIALL-LoANs company has
opening for experienced collection man;
splendid opportunity for advancement. :.
only man experienced in installment or
credit collections considered: mostly all
teiephoIle work: salary open. Box 254-M.
TWaAssHlNGToH GAS IIGHr CO. o4iers e EN-
ployment In the following positions. Ve-l
hicie mechanics Ito work II Arlington
County,. painters. carpenters. body repair
man; only experienced men with steady
emp1oyment background need apply, Apply
employment office, WASHINGTON GAS.
LIGHT CO.. 100 goth st. nv. Mon.
WANTED, AUTO MEGHaNiiic-5o-50 nay
plan. $3 per hour rate; well lighted and
heated shop, shower and locker room: 40
hour week. time and halt overtime. .vaca-
iton and holidays with pay: group hospi-
talization and group life insurance. good
men earning S100 per week. MI Wor-
sham. LOGAN MOTOR CO. fFord),
I'LL 18th st. NV, DI $780, -24
Evening star., 1947-06-20
Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Classified Advertising may
be placed over the telephone
MONDAY through FRIDAY
from 8 am. to 8 pm.
SATURDAY from 8 am.
to 2 pm.
SUNDAY from II am. to 9 pm.
4 -
For those wishing to trans
act business in person the first
floor Business Counter is open
MONDAY through SATURDAY
from 8 am. to II pm.
SUNDAY from s am. to 9 pm.
Evening star., 1947-06-20
Veterans to Hold Dance
In Settlement House

The Del Rio Club, newly organ
lied group of young veterans and
their girl friends, will hold a dance
at 8 o'clock tonight in the North
west Settlement House, SIS M street,
NV.
The Coed Club of the Northwest
Settlement House last night hon
ored Junior high and elementary
school graduates at party and
dance.
Evening star., 1947-06-20
Former Senator to Speak

Former Senator Burton <
Wheeler Of Montana Will be the
guest speaker at a luncheon Of the
Federal Trade Commission Trial
Examiners at 1890 pm Monday In
the FIC building. Commissioner
Lowell B. Ton viii preside.
Evening star., 1947-06-20

Among the graduations held this
week In the District were those at
Wilson Teachers College, Miner
Teachers College, Cardozo High
School, Coolidge High School, Bur-
dick Vocational High School and
Bell Vocational High School. The
Lists Of graduates follows:
WILSON TEACHERS coILEGE
Chsrnow. qolds p. Butts. =. ".
Clements, Sara E. Gordon. ]. i.
Grim, MArgafet A. Proctor. G. NJ, h.
QsRStln, y. A. Beetles, B.
0natt, Sclomon Burrows. e. A.
Go1suaAuu.I r. Earle, D. r.
Klot1, Berb9fG.H Fussel, @. r.
GWhorn, T. A. q. Handrich. A. n
Manchsgtef Yetta Hartman, L. A.
N0fret Ruth J. HUGHES. C. W.
0amuelson, G, p. Hunt, C. n.
Woodworth /. a. Jones, /. NJ.
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slary Lou
lsosh. Fora

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sIary Lou
n lsosil. Flora
fMaguire, Margot NJ.
Maisel Joseph B.
MArkey. Regina 4.
MarmelsteiIl. joyce
Marshall, Frances L.
May, Bonnie June
McCloskey, Joan K.
Mccoy, Patricia Ann
McEntee, Patricia A.
MCNEIL, Christine
McNinch, Joseph, 5r.
McWhirt, Peggie Y.
Metzerott, Henriette
Miller. Warren G.
Mills, Allan Jordan
Mills, Roger Payne
Mitchell, Charles I.
Mitchell. Patricia L.
MONTAGUE. Torencs
Morris, Mildred J.
Moulden, William E.
Mueller, Benjamin
Myers, Elizabeth NJ.
Naecker. Samuel @.
Neale, Judson B.
Neely. David r.
Nelson, Florence
Nelson, Robert L.
hewitt. John q.
Nitowitz, Harold
Normandy, Ruth A.
Oerting, Elizabeth Z.
Oisboid. Doris 3.
Patterson, Frances
Peatross, Robert M.
Pell, william Henry
Perkins, Douglas e.
Phillips, Robert M.
Porten. Herman !.
Protos. Matthew j.
Pumphrey, Jeane M.
Purves, Richard e,
Purvis, Charles F.
Redmon, Eloise @.
Reed, Dorothee Mia
ReiSinger, Margaret
Riley, Donald Louis
Rind, Eileen Theresa
RiShty, Leo Morris
Robb, Joyce L.
Robin, Bennett A
Essential, Helen A.
RoSenthal, Stanley
Ross. Malcolm
Russell. Joan e.
Salins, Edward J.
sanger, Harry Jay
Sapp, Miriam
Saur. George F.
Schaffer, Myra
Schellberg, Virginia
Schikevitz, Rosalie
Schindler, Wallace
Schneider, Joan K.
.Schoer, David E.
Schulz, Patricia G..
Schweftzer, Jacu.
Selecman. Nancy L,
Seligman. May M.
Shapiro, Fay
Shearer. Janice Ann
Sheelor, Kenneth G.
lSheetz, Margaret a.
Sheppard, Christine e
sheppard. Eliz. A.
shoemaker, Thos, T.
Shrader, Joseph N.
simon, Edna May
Smith, Betty Jane
Smith, Cathryn A.
Smith, Lucille Vivian
Snyder, Eleanor Ruth
Snyder. Morton L.
Southgate. Edna Mae
Sparrough, Patricia
Spector, Janeice A,
Spe1del. Robt. EdW.
Spencer. Elaine p,
Standlee, Wanda
Stewart, Walter 3.
Stou, Doris Msrie
Studley, James D.
Sturges, Richard w.
summers. Helen Eliz.
Swain, Nancy Lee
Sw1tkes, VIM, B.
Taylor, Richard L.
Taylor, Winifred /.
Tempsl, Doris Mae
Terrell. Robt. Lewis
Inomas, James VIM.
Ihomas, Katherine
Thomas, Virginia ..
Thomas. Willard Lee
thompson, Marcia D,
Tolson, Vivienne M.
Umhau, Marjorie q.
utz. Florence N.
Vagnoni, Anthony r,
Van Vranken. Dona
Wand, Donald Kay
Ward, Patricia Anne
Washburn, Millicent
Waters. Helen e.
Watts. Joan Vida
Weber, Carl p, s..
weinberg, Laurel H.
Weir. Richard Lee
Wellborn, Sidney j.
White, Ellen Louise
Wilkinson, Leon I.
Williams, Janice r.
Robt. P.
Wineberg. Robt. M.
Winslow, Edward C.
Witzel, VIM. Louis
Wofford, Leon D., jr.
Wolfe, Howard j.
Womeldorph, John c.
Woodall. John Boyer
Youngman, Shirley L.
zeygolis. Petro Jas.
VAT. uYHu srunnY
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Esry. Esloiiion l..
Bayl i, II. &. GD
Bayiin, jerome
Beilin, Murray
Bendure, A. VI, h.
Berry. Mary AAca
Beyille, La ron
Biilups, Frederick II.
Bingham, j. s., ir.
Blackwell, Ii. v.
Boat, Barbar Jane
Bondared, Erwin A.
Bovello, Charlotte r
Boyer, Eleanor q.
Bradford. M. W.
Branch, Carolyn L.
Brandt, Joan Marie
Brehme, Robert w.
Brown, Mildred G.
Brown, Peter q.
Browne, Clifton d.
Brungart- NJ. j.
Bunke, Jeanne Z.
Burch. Douglas Il.
Burk, Robert 8.
Burman, John r.
Burnett, Loring L,
Caponiti, Licia M.
Carter, John Linn
Cascio, Lewis e.
Christensen, P. ].
Clausen, M. M.
Compton, Evelyn NJ.
Cooper, VIM. T.
Corbett, Nancy J.
Corden, Dolores A.
Corden, Glenn A.
Corrick, Donald W.
Cree, Paul G., jr.
Creswel, Richard N.
Crichton, j. NJ.
Cruzan. c. r.
CuIberson, Edwin r.
Dahl, David c..
Dalton, Eileen e.
Davidson. Thomas r
Deanell, Peggy r.
DeLap, Jane v,
Dodek, Lorraine F.
Dorman, Richard l..
Douglas, Mildred r.
Dovty, JacQualyn s.
Dunlap, Ruth e. .
UureDo. Joan Y.
Dye. Patricia A.
Edwards, M. j.
Eiseberg, Regina
Ellsworth, Marcia
Englehardt, Dan T.
Evans, Carol Rae
Faunce, Margaret A
Fields, Irma Shirley
Floyd, William A
Florinas. Martha r,
Fox, Stanley Lloyd
Eoy, Allan Bernard
Frazer, Arthur Allen
Francis. Donald K,
ETatkln, Rayleona
Freeman, Sylvia r.
French, Carol Jean
Gallagher. Teresa g,
Gardner, Nancy a.
Garner, June Marie
Gartenhaus, Bert r.
Giancoh, Mary Ann
Giekas, Angelina
GoidbeYg, Bernard
Goldberg. Howard
Golden. Anna Marie
Goldstein, Bernice
Gotts, Alan Gerald.
Graham, John, jr.
Green, Edward n.
Greenbaum, Hilde J,
Grimm, Donald 8.
Gross. joan G.
Gullickson. Ira, jr.
Hagerty. Anne 8.
Han, David Alan
Handleman, Gayle
Harris, Dean
Harrison. Nancy A.
6arrod, Karl L,
Harvey, v. M.
Haskell. r. j., jr.
Hattenbrun, c. w.
Hickman, Ann C,
Hedlund, Harry z.
Heinecke, Adele A,
Hennfng, Dom L,
Hill Greta L.
Hodgson, Joseph r,
Hopkins, Eleanor A.
Rowland. Jessie NJ.
Hoyle, Evelyn
Hubert. william L.
Hutton. w. H.. jr.
Janson, r. e., jr.
Jenkins James III.
Jobe, William T.
Jones, Irving r,
Jones. Betty j.
Jontiff. Sheldon
Kantrowitz. D. q.
Katz, Judith 8.
katz, Ntta June
kaufman, Robert T.
King, Stanley L,
kemmer, Joan Z.
ktgfnan. Theodore
Kolker. Beverly J.
kraemer, Gustave ].
Kramer, Alvin
.rause, Lawrence B.
Kroll, w. M.
Kunef. Isabella
Ladd. C. g., 1r.
Langmack, Robert
Larcombe, E. M.
Latinaer, Nance J.
Lemelman, Ruth
Levy, Jordan 8.
Lewis, Gloria e.
T.awtS .ynap YpSts
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,ARDozo HIGH SCHOOL.

4QQbVus \. As
| jackson, Lillian e.
| Jackson, Naomi C.
Joice. Janet M.
Jones. Harold Lee
| CARDoZO l
| Addison, Calvin A.
Booth, Bernard W.
Brown, Floyd A.
Burke, French M.
| Carroll. Armoura j.
| Cooke. Stanley 8.
| Cunninghafn, Prince
Early, Robert W.
Foster, George v.
lGatling, Arphelius
| Hawkins, Joseph, jr.
| HUGHES, Roderick
| Jennings, Theodore
| johnson, Clarence
| Locks, William p.
Martin, James r., u
Nelson, Melvin ],
Richardson, r. q.
Smith, Benny r.
Staples, Horace, jr.
| Taylor, Wendell
| Thompson, Lewis
Thornton, j. g., jr.
| Vincent, Howard L.
Willis, Terris
| Alexander, Elizabeth
Anderson, Mary v.
Armes, Alice L,
Bailey, Theoria
Barnes. Dolores B.
Batten, Hope II.
Bell, Romairle Z.
Brice. Dorothy J.
Brown, Bette L.
Browne, Edna M.
Bryce Evelyn ].
Burton, Rachel 3.
Carpenter, NJ. e.
Chairman, Dolores !,
Cissell, Dolores H.
Cooke, Alice ].
Craig, Florence A.
CUNNINGHAM, Mary
Denny, Carletta N.
Dixon, Regina A.
Duncan, Betty j.
Early, Norma B.
Ellison, Julia r.
Fletcher, Verna A.
Foster, LaVerne r.
Fribbley, Alice M.
Gibson, Ella M.
Coins, Elizabeth L.
Green, Mary e.
Griffin, Esther T.
Harris, Doris j.
Harrison, Helen L.
Hawkins. Emily ].
Hill, Sarah e.
Jackson, Jewell
Austin, Richard D.
Bradley, Charles C.
Brown, Gilbert, jr.
Burrell, Ralph L.
Claggett, James c.
Copeland, George C
Davis, Ellsworth, jr.
FeatherSon, e. A.
Foster, II. r.,
Harris, Edgar r.
Herndon, W. r.
jackson. George w.
johnson. A. J jr.
| Lyles, Andrew B.
Mccoy, John W.
Norwood, Ernest w.
Settles. w. e.
Smith, Welhorn b.
Thomas, A., jr.
Thomas, Leon c.
Thompson, r. A.
Tibbs, Robert O.
| Webb, Harvey, jr.
Yates, James II.
Anderson, c
Anderson Thelma
Austin, Maole a.
Baldsin LaRuth
Barnes, M. T
Baucom, Grace NJ.
Body, Addte Lee
Brooks, Jean v.
| Brown, Dora Alma
Brown, Marsaret
Brown, MarEaret
Bullock, Isabel
Butler, Ann e.
Carter Alma Mae
| Chew, B. Alyne
| Clark. Estella
| Cooke, j. r.
| Crosby, Mary Ella
| Davis, Dorothy e.
| De Witt, r. J..
Dodson, Elaine =
| Dyson, Mary L.
Edge. Grace q.
Fennel, Eleanore
Foreman, w. A.
Fraction, NJ. D.
Frost, velma M.
GLADDEN., A. A.
Graves, Deloris M.
Cream, Selena H.
Gudger, 8. b.
Harris, Maude Ruth
Harvard, Pearline
Hawkins, Sarah r.
Holmes, Mildred B.
Jefferson, Julia L.
johnson, Marie D.
Barksdale. Maurice F
Bradley, Marshall s
Brown, James David
Bush, Paul Furlong
Colvin, George C..
Cox. George r.
Dodson, Everett E.
Fields, Earl Sayles
Frederick, Carl Jos.
Harrod, Earl Allen
Hopkins. James. D. j.
COOLIDGE I
Altheide. Henry w.
Andrus, Mary e.
Armstrong. ]. H., jr.
Auerbach, Rita C.,
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District Graduation Lists
MINER TEACHERS COLLEGE.

Roxznan. III. p.
Shelley, NJ C..
Sorren, II. NJ.
Torchinsky, A. d.
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COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL

AoH bSnoO1s
Baines. Margaretta
Barker, Betty Jean
Baker, Richard L.
Bancroft, Chas. A.
Bane, Gertrude
Evening star., 1947-06-20

ply ply rAis soWEs 4 Gu co.. S71s = sethesds aye.
sffhsfdss sffFE srAfk hf MAN must be able to iay
acting cti details: A hour week Guaranteed,
g9S l1ss, Hexandria s.adras Va va,..,t -ge
ssrs sd and a.
RALAfGE RfIAfs THEATER 1s0S nn3x st. ng 10, w,s
IJdSs IINSER, lst class and helper; good 1s nsy.
1Gaa TkEE 3 sk1NSERs Il aE ts-Men experienced in
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TssGk Gnp RaIyfk s9 ss t. ens nais ss ie sSPfF
sGspiHhojGEsrERER's ii 4 APPRENTICE. White;
hsSs sSad s EYE ysfessnfe e. n As Iss
WAITER wanted. experienced. Call qL.
Masr2o sszs aoe aSoF wiaP hEPAikMA A5 ya acquainted
with all classes of repair work. Phone
III Won5mRoskfR a5Ra sfsf5 tor P Shop work rebuilding
station wasen bodies. Clean, lisht shop.
located in Va. near Leesburg pike. Prefer
man who lives II that VICINITY. This is
reliable worker with shop experience.
Excel. pay. paid holidays and paid vaca-:
tons. with health and accident insurance
dIIcK. end pave Week ' DAYS. EM. 1900. M 81 g
Y0uNG MAN, white; drive e. trssk p:ap1sN and
1000 Mass. ave. ne, am. -22
YOUNG MEN, college graduates, 21-26,
for specialized positions with large cas-
uAlty insurance company. No selling. In
teresting work. permanent, with excel fu-
ture. Starting salary, $500 per mo-, Pc
rtodic increases. Applicants must be will
ing to accept assignment In oAher cities
If management desires such. Write stating
age. education, business experience and in
YOUNG MAN. under 26. to train as ir
salesman; must be free TO travel Mary
land and Pennsylvania. See Mr.. FREY or
MR.. KATES. Room o, 1870 New York ave.
81
YOUNG MEN for packing china and house
hold effects; experience not necessary II
you are willing to learn; must have
drivers permit and be honest, sober and
Industrious See Mr.. Bailey, rear Of
AMERICAN STORAGE CO.. 2So1 Georgia
NxTfONiILY KNOWN organisation has
limited number Of vacancies for men over
ls years Of age, interested in installation
sof telephone communication equipment.
Must be high school graduate, or the
equivalent. in good health and willing TO
travel, as necessary. Previous experience,
particularly in the armed services, con-
aidered IN establishing starting wage.
Prberesstve wage scale In effect. Telephone
YR 1896 for appt. I'll
Evening star., 1947-06-20

STENOGRAPHER-You lady to do sec
women's wear store; good working condi-
tions; good salary for the right person.
HERzoGs, F St. ct 10th NV. 30
sppy general Once 0E Hse pEop Eeas
ERT1ES, INC, $500 Woodley I'd. NV. 30
sTENOGRAPHER. with some bookkeeping
hrs. State auaiincstions and age. BOX
sgENosRApHER. ggiSi ssiRsApHER legal e2Der. preferable; I
half day; use Of facilities for outside work
In srT EsmainIing n IIRR time. RE o 5oS2 22
ssEsoakzpHdfk s sSksz Hdh ga tGr aRDs p credit
s woSis Sfs ea a
ment for espsrisnced, capable stenosrs-
81 Wrts Mr isa sa1sid WM Mnngs PhnIhs
TwgRSSITuRE w!sS GO. snso sth and Pa. ave oSs..
sWfTcsHBoARD NsfT,s oSpERsAToR. white, for
MSS u IS NALtEY. i7s7 Mass. ave. NV o5E.
TAIIoREss, able to handle repai5s, alter
$40 to start. steady work, full or part
aEfEpaoNE srRf Gss No opaRaToHs & sg sxp.r; good
salary. Apply chief operator. CARLTON
HsnITHdsR Hh 5sih oPfshaToR sf Ri w fu
MAN PARK HOTEL. 270o Woodiey I'd.
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD operator
wanted BY local fuel oil company. Must hs
good f,an. sspsss EsDly st. give fun eualea-
TYPIsT. 70 work in credit ofice; good sal.
ary. steady position. Apply SLoAFS, 736
TYPisT. must be experienced. This is .
permanent position with an excellent fu-
ture; salary open, depending on ability
and exper. Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH
ING CO.. 703 7th st. NV. -23
TYPIST wanted by local fuel oil company,
switchboard experience helpful but not
necessary. In reply give full qualifications.
WI WaIffREssEs fsfEsMs saF WANTED, over 81, expert.
GOOD yood WAGES sasss and and TIPS. is NEEcrAR CAFE,
b311 Wssconsin ave. Apply in person
WAITRESS, white. daytime, in small
WAiTRkss, white. for high-class restau-
aasis '!ss Ises ssrses. sss s''t sfs 81:
Must have experiences. 30
s1sAFsasE zsE sH'ssassSsss
GeorGia ave NV I'll
WAITRESS, 81, white, experienced. steady
work. good working conditions: no Sun.
days. Amply In person. LOUIS RESTAU~
RANT, $40 Biadensburg I'd. ne. -21
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