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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
85-Help Waniel Male

WANTED MALE Dish was1ei' 9,,'. ~
ply l27 Grace St., H0ye- ~ !,
SALESMAN Wanted. Two men t,,rI. s'I
or without cars, free ~ ,itaos
aiSo aars 'm' to work wilmington ge s's5. ,4t
surrounding territory We ,ssgs ss
salesnes aaraines This This is house to 51, a2e,.
work somnanies me:H in o-'t this type Of 9s 9s
realsp117el nessI We are expanding our a.r ''1s b.
force for 1948, There e.orootior, mi
plenty Of room for ..2n'.a pdo,,'ftas1 tas1
to producers that rla piGrf r,f+eryis1
poo phone ne N Mr., Bray, after 5a.s or ., Nor
Sunday, December 28'a ~ u ROOM
day December 29,h oi oiD''
3l2, Wilmington Ho.et, ---,,77c
HOUsEWARE SPEC1A5par5'& Pls55pr l.
JUVENILE FURNITURE
TOYS ..,.o,lsot og'
SALESMAN wanted-IE-tH.cSjj .-,I-t. Ines T.
portunity. Sell quan'y wear /
Department, Infants s~o,mrisson
Hardware Stores. I0"'-''
basis. CO
1856 5th Ave. New YORK ~ - III,
WANTED-GR0cERY te store had ID ss.:
"Fs SSs5ss one :; who 5,;as a5s3 98: 9n,a.' 6. 4
efs'Sess spP';es5oa: s vii $5s 5..:t ): tS Sa s555 +;
loyalty and soDriafy 'et,rstis alton, 5o. don't
zgpiy sRgly: Moad5y Ne RpG's a m ct49ssa1s;i to ME-
Mark Market, Fifth and Greer
Streets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
67-Farms And Acreage

NICE FARM For sale; IS acres
land. IA acres cleared;' two
mules: farm tools; grain 3 IL
acre tobacco, also barn. Seven
room house, new chicken house
and lot. Priced right for quick
sale. BY owner, c. D. Phillips,
near Winnabow N. G.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
l4-Business Services

CAPE FEAR Welding and fabricat-
ing shop Foot Of Chestnut street.
Boiler work. Machine repairs.
Lathe work and forging. Dial
2-8988.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28

1881 SPORT DELUXE model A
Ford, good condition. Dial 9467.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28

PATCHING PLASTER Work guar
anteed. Call c. L. Merritt. Phone
2-8689,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
lHBusiness, Services

RAPID. DEPENDABLE package
delivery service from Whining
ton to Jacksonville, N. c.. and in
termediary points: leave Will
mington 1:15 p. m. arrive Jack
sonville 3 p. m. Dial 2-0317 for
pickup service.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
2-Auios, Trucks. Trailers

1947 ELGIN OUTBOARD Motor,
$1,000, 1887 Chevrolet l IL ton
truck apply 2O1 Rutledge Drive
Maffitt Village.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28

WELL LOCATED grocery busi-
ness. priced for quick sale. W.
Albert Brown. 1905 Market street.
Dial 2-3227.
Evening star., 1947-05-01
{. P. Prifchard Dies;
Automobile Dealer.

Charles Palmer Pritchard, long
an automotive equipment dealer of
Washington and Arlington, died yes
terday afternoon at Garfield Hospi-
tai after an fitness of several weeks.
Mr.. Pritchard was born in Airing
ton on July %, 1904. He was edu-
Gated in the District and Arlington
public schools and at Randolph
Macon Military Academy, Front
Royal, Va, and Castle Heights Mill
tary Academy, Lebanon, Tenn.
He married Miss Irene Talbot of
Parkersburg, w. Va, in 1889, at Sill
yer Spring, Md. They lived at 2506
North Columbus street, Arlington.
Mr.. Pritchard is survived by his
widow, son, Charles Palmer Pritch-
ard, jr.; his mother, Mrs. Nettie
Palmer Pritchard, TOO North Nelson
street, Arlington, and a grand
mother, Mrs. Charles Pritchard of
Front Royal.
Funeral services will be held at 3
pm. Saturday at Ives funeral
chapel, 2847 Wilson boulevard, Ar
lington. The Rev. George F. Tit
man, rector OF Saint Mary's Episco-
pal Church, Arlington, will omciate.
Burial will be in Columbia Gar
dens Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-05-01
$4,000 Pupils 10 Join
In Safety Parade Here

More than 1900 young people
from 13 States and the District
will march down Constitution ave-
nue. In the Eleventh National School
Safety Patrol Parade here Saturday,
May 10.
Starting at Fourth street and
Constitution avenue at 10 am. the
marchers will go past the review
ing stand on Constitution avenue at
Sixteenth street and disband on the
Ellipse. Thirteen out-of-town di-
visions will alternate with the 13
District divisions which are based
on precincts and headed by police
officers.
There will be both juvenile and
adult bands and drum and bugle
corps, led by the United States
Navy Band. Prizes will be awarded
to the best school bands, for orig
inial safety slogans carried by the
various divisions and for the most
colorful floats.
The parade will be sponsored by
District schools, the Police Depart
ment, the District Of Columbia Mo-
Evening star., 1947-05-01
Vehicle Commissioner
Also Policies Highway
by tho Assoeiofed Press

HAGERSTOWN. Md, May w
Lee Elgin takes his job as commits
sioner of motor vehicles seriously.
Standing on highway near here,
MIR. Elgin spied car swerving reck-
lessly. The commissioner jumped
into his own car and overlook the
vehicle.
A deputy sheriff came along and
charged the driver halted by Mr..
Elgin with operating while intoxi-
Gated.
Evening star., 1947-05-01

tor Club and the Automobile Asso-
ciation.
Following the parade, winners In
the band, float. slogan and drill
competitions win assemble in front
of the reviewing stand for award
ing of cups and ribbons. First
place bands and drill teams will
give brief demonstrations.
Evening star., 1947-05-01

described the Senate bin as "much
SUPERIOR" and predicted the Senate
viii approve it. He said the restric-
tions adopted by the House could
better be left to the decision of
American administrators on the
scene.
Evening star., 1947-05-01

Choir to Give Concert
The Choir Of Calvary Baptist
Church, Eighth and II streets NV,
will give q concert at 8:15 o'clock
tonight in the Rockville (Md.) High
School auditorium.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEW JERSEY CLEANERS & DYERs an
nounce the opening OF their new store
toners, featuring 3-hour dry cleaning serv-
tsss ssEs 1psI ss1 rsssaas sSHhs suas
sssnfRts aRaT1ss sE'Rsi ssolEss ss' and
anRy Psnas no mGedate aash
GAS WATER HEATER, 20. 80, 40 gal.
sTANsBuRY. Ii. 1929.
Observation-Disclosures with. "6 league
salesbuilder, printed in three colors; in
vestigate self f-liuuidating or cooperative
Plan. STE BS3 $Sl1L; sos star- q e. NV pr sias
Save taxes, Expert advice and assistance
am; to 10 p.m:, including Sat; and Sup; ~
veteran; experienced tax accountant; save
BY proper comDlstioni &C GL: 6o2l: 80 =; o.,
doaE sHaER TAx 1Sa ga T re o4
WRs %s waltz Sz sD2 H r. 4 RT zEF efB D 4S4
houses, small businesses, cab drivers, etc; !;
usual rs NV fee Mf s.. e555 LEONARD CO. sl1ss s M
JosEPH DAY Co. Auctioneers-ofhce
Suite 419 B2pd s9Sa bldg Washington s. C.
/ VII Will Nor BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
other than those contracted by myself.
GEORGE T. MAYS, 3724 Foote st. ne. 21s
BUSINESS and real estate tax accounting.
AUBREY HAMPTON, Real Estate and
business broker-public accountant. D1.
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by others than myself
FoRRMn FoRMER INTERNAL MRA REvENUE agent se tt Pre-
pares Federal and local tax returns. DE
6346. Reasonable rates. 26%
INCOME TAXESrLawful deductions taken,
taxes reduced EX 1864, CHI $685., 90,
D. H. THOMPSON, 1929 Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, white, experienced, willing, to as
sist With downstairT, dow private stsa family rel
GIRL, col9red; wishes part-time sbT.;
GIRL, coiored. desires days work. ironing
GIRL. colored, desires s;h.w. and laun-
dry; So per day and carfare: prefer NV
section. Phone, TR. s295. .,o
and laundry; S5 and carfare. Call Ex.
GIRL; cqIoFsd; wants days I os9z y2Ek' Monday
GIRL colored refined, neat, honest, dep.
and reliable; a good; plain cook exp. S5. in
R eo,ored ref FF desj1ss S4ss oay work or part
lime work, Can no. ,697s:
GIRL, colored, wants days work; part or
f time Sday vhs: TE Teliabe dsEs sE 9esS 9esS
exper. and refs. Elk. .o399. n
GIRL, coIored. neat, reliable, exceptionally
good worker; Al refs; wants days WORK.
GIRL, colored. would like daywork or part
time Phone DE. 557S.
GIRL, colored, wants Job after school,
Essti0s pH Gs7si dinners good COOK e&'ef" fs'S'
GIRL. colored. wants job as maid; full
or part time, or days WORK; CO 6oo4
GIRL colored' wants days WORK. HE.
LAUNDREss wants s1a5 work for Monday and
MAID MAID wants IS work os~i in Cody home: taking
care of elderly lady, or young children;
8:45 to 8 pm; S25 per week; no Sunday.
WOMAN. colored. wants 2 days work;
hr. and carfare. DE. 5o46.
WOMAN eol9r:d Esnts ga .tssy gay Fo5k, TusI- nI
WOMAN, colored. wishes JOB; plain cook
ing and gen. housework. Call any tfme'
YouSeS 6 S99G WOMAN. colored. desires work -
mothers helper. DE. s77"
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Judge Scott Asks Sorority
To Meet Racial CHALLENGE

A challenge to colored women TO
meet the responsibilities the future
holds for them was made yesterday
by Municipal Court Judge Almond
w. Scott.
Judge Scott spoke in the auditor
tum of Miner Teachers College at
a.program sponsored by zeta Phi
Beta Sorority, climaxing its observ-
ance of finer womanhood week.
women of our race have demon
strated their leadership in many
different fields" he said. They
have contributed to our progress
and advancement and to the Ma
tion's welfare. They have done
what other women have done and
Just as WELL
DR.. Garnet c. wilkinson, asso-
ciate superintendent Of District
public schools, introduced Judge
Scott.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
SALESMEN,

AWNING SALEsMAN-salary and COM
mission; must have car. CITY AWNING
CO, 1880 Georgia ave. NV, RA. 800.
BEER SALESMAN, experienced. to repre-
sent. local distributor of well-known lines;
excellent proposition to right man. Box
MEN. Il to 35. with cars, willing to work
for SIS a week and up selling water-esS
Rkwase o see w@S " s T2E aSTno
Sas5eays' Tsster Z Te from Ap a Men seseted
M Is faaE0qor'y or dreet home selling this
is an opportunity to Join a permanent
organization, with pniE;ited oppm9ytyuwnitlees' Of yw e
sALEsMAN@1mmediat nj ed si;s opportunity Gov
ering District of Columbia and local Vlr-
fc appliances, irons, coasters: etc, re-
quires salesman experienced in this or
kindred lines and acquainted in the ap-
Commission and drawing account basis;
Aggressive salesman should earn 5000
and better. To warrant consideration
employer and income. marital status and
education Our organization has been in
formed Of this advertisement. Box 214-L'
sALLEsMEN, ATTENTIoN-If yon are max
ing less than $3.50 per week, and THINK
Sere p Is an if Sou houd
gate. Call MR.. KILLEN, oV. o543 until
pm. 10
statesmen. outside men, furniture, expert
ence, to sell on commission basis by new
fast-growing organization. Call MR..
FRANK. AT. 1868
statesmen - National organization ex-
panding in Washington, Maryland and
Virginia territory requires the services i'm
mediately of several high-class salesmen'
our men are earning S100 weekly and more.
prospects call at Parlor A, Willard Hotel,
14th and Pa. ave. NV. for personal inter
view between Am; and pm. SATURDAY;
selling ladies' fine shoes, good opportunity
for right man, 10I5 Conn; aye nv. IL
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for ag-
and lunches furnished. Some sales expert
ence desired but not necessary. Write
WANTED-Man for profitable Rawleigh
business: must be satisfied with good lvI-
ing at start. Write RAWLEIGH'S. Dept.
|DCB-14-1O1, Chester, Pa.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
HELP MEN and WOMEN.
BANK BOOKKEEPING MACHINE

BANK BOOKKEEPING MACHINE opera;
tors--Due to expansion. we have several
openings Apply Mr. Offutt, UNION TRUST
CO., / 9th and H SITS. NV. Us
CIGAR CLERK, experienced, full or part
time, good working conditions. CHEVY
CHASE PHARMACY. 1896 Conn. ave. -24
CORRESPONDENT to compose collection
letters for publishing company using die
STNfoR H1sEeo fssGf BacTERioLoG1sT M Ho Experienced
in public health lab. work preferred
must know typing. Apply A pm, ALEA-
ANDRIA HEALTH CENTER. 517 No: st.
Asaph ST.. Alex. -26
MAN AND WIFE, over 40 no children;
for farming nearby Md; wife to do g.hw /:
must be exper., sober and reliable. Per
manent Job and good salary with furn.
house. Apply 1921 7th st. NV. Prone
Ma MAN P05e Or WOMAN with understanding of
photography for selling to commercial
accts: salary and commission. GRAPHIC
MARRIED MARI T TCouPLE. % employed husband.
energetic wife, manage new rooming mouse
just opening in washington furnished
apt: terms discussed. Box 4oO-L. star
be exper; in, wholesale
Cleaning plant; steady work and good > sal
to do stenographc and
clerical work: good chance for advance
ment DIXIE JANITOR SUPPLY CO.,
700 H st. NV. 30
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION If you sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
for serious members. No charge
Give voice and phone no. Box 341 H, Star
Evening star., 1947-02-20
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1947.
HELP DOMESTIC Cont. } -.

COUPLE to live. in; woman to do gh.w.
and cook. EMPLOYED husband to help in
spare time for room and board Upstairs
room and BATH good wages; adults only;
city references required. OR. 2T54.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. afternoons;
cook eve. meal. pers laundry with ma
Chine; small apt, 14th St: no Sundays.
G.H.W.-CooK. experienced; live in Or out:
tsinrI BenoN washer; d9TS local references; good
HOUSEKEEPER, capable and experienced:
live Iiye in; 7G 5h5day h5-aa wk,, ample time of; s2s
NURSE, live in: excellent salary; full care
4-month infant; assist with boys, ages
) and 5; other help employed: local ref
erences required. EN-. 1449.
WAITRESS, experienced. white, 5-11 pm.
daily daily; good salary, AT Forest Glen. Md.
WOMAN-Good home for capable. middle
aged woman: sleep in; g.h.W., lisht laun-
dry by Bendix, help with children: no
cooking; Thursday off: local reference and
nealth card; salary, S25 wk. TIE. 1919
WOMAN. settled. for cooking and cleaning:
no laundry excel wages, live in. very ige.
rm; With adjoining bath WI. 1867, "a
WOMAN. responsible, 20 to 40: private
room, room bath, BOARD; reasonable salary. in
some eyes; time free for other Job; local
couple: live in. Glebe 744S "
COUPLE LIVING IN; wife cook and ghw.:
husband serve, drive and etc; references
REQUIRED. Call C. c, MARTINSoN. RE.
37U5, from am 30 pm -oo
Evening star., 1947-02-20
HELP DOMESTIC.

CoOK-G.H.W., white.-Two adults; indi-
vidual. unique living quarters: salary S25.
Berwyn, Md. Tower 5035. go
COOK, experienced; general housework:
fond Of children; live in. lovely rm. and
bath, new home; top salary. WI. 09S0.
oK-GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. fond
Of children; live in; health eard and local
COOK AND GENERAL houseworker. col
ored; live in, private upstairs finished bed
room and complete bath; good salary and
good hours Only experienced maid who
desires good home need apply. 1915 Le-
CATION st. NV. Chevy Chase, p. c.. v
blk west Of Conn. ave. WOi 1l4a;
cleaning man for general indoor and out
ooor work ana care of horses; excel. quar-
ters upstairs with bath adjoining. WI
COUPLE, white, cook and general house
worker and butler chauffeur for family
refs, required; state exper. and salary.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

dressmakIns: Slip covers; Prompt and and sfi. S'
CoILEGE COLI GRApUATE. ffa Chem Chemistry. busi-
ness exp, graduate course personnel adj
min, desires position Apri! /. RA. 1927.
COMPANION or practical nurse for elder
ly lady or gentleman; can drive car. Box
DREssMAKING. desisn, remod, aits5a;
BERT, 1880 irving NV, Apt. 4, AID. 323s
store office or beauty shop. IU. $685.,
GovERNEss. nursery, American, educated,
city city reference. % Box 4i4-L Star.
LADY, will do tipping or any kind. of stem
9S5anhtg gox i Tors stst at home Reasonable Es.e'
LADY. elderly. with nursing experience,
gilling to sit With With babies evenings and
LADY. MiDDLE-AGED, desires work. or
working manager rooming house, or small
sentemsn sp hNHse fs Gi Ho Ss5s for or
NURSE, practical, for infants. after mother
comes rom hospital or for small children.
URsE-sECRETARY for doctors office;
fXpeEe4feoG eTfos,sT GE o353 DIR, 29 a2tr.
triSts or other professional office: experi-
enGed. Please call GE. 0650, ask for MRS.
SECRETARY, experienced in cost analysis,
budget control, stenography and all types
general office work, desires permanent POSI-
ton with future. Last position held ONCE
mgr. and exec. secretary. Best references.
sGCRETARY. SEC isET1nR YT.sssT1ENoGRApHER, depend
able, capable, 6 years exper legal office
preferred; 5-day wk 5000 mo. OR. 3493.
'Y-STENoGRAPHER. experienced. de-
SireS interesting, permanent positions; 81
day week; $50 minimum. Box 3S7-L.
WOMAN, colored, wants work as char
woman or maid: NIGHTS, = to II pm. Phone
WOMAN with young daughter, desires care
Mis- ii shd sh RS es6s sfte1 6aS
YOUNG COLLEGE GRAD. . yrs expert
ence personnel and training in industry.
desires challenginE POSITION willing to
YoUNG LADY@Experience in bookkeep-
ing and general office work; desires per-
manent position; 5-day week; cannot type.
YOUNG WAR WIDow-college graduate.
with lovely daughter 3 years OF age wishes
position in private home as secretary,
companion to lady or homemaker. DE.
964S between 4-6 pm. MRS. BOWMAN.
EXPERT sTENOGRAPHER, bookkeeper.
secretary. correspondent, systematizer; PEN
man; finest references. P. o. Box 2402,
e. GaS4inT.0s; W. t. 0srpHDfNr. junior, desires part
time work, 32-;,7 hours weekly, Saturday
inclusive; experienced in selling, also in
clerical work EN- U056.
POSITION as practiGai nurse, Wnite' eS-
yalescent preferred. Box 403-L, Star
cellsnt typtst. Phone Hobart 591s: y
smpoged ergS 'tS parents; s Columbia agts. section
preferred DU 055S after 4 pm.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, keps
part time; tax returns audits, Statements.
AcGoUNTaNT tS2SS exper OK an 14 tax returns
systems installed and maintained auditE
statements, ETC.: reas. GE. $500. TAX
ACCOUNTANT. full charge, with unusual
sHpefience background, desires ehange to
capable Box 344.L, Star 20:
with law bar oa resg sf1f rm dsssS Box
BARTESDER, Filipino A, experience.
restaurant or night club, BOX 36S-L, Star.
BUILDING sUPT.. apt. house: is years
cxper.. large hotel catering to perm. guests:
% years old, pleasant disposition. do not
Driver, auto Sfr' or tPuck. truck D. c. permit, en-
rs fs0
ES1GiNEER-c. E, degree, professional
license, structures, reports, estimates. con-
sulting and contracting. Key position.
ESTIMaToR.DRaFrsMAN, S1 IsSj sisF building const.
sSpeT saass Oef or III sis Wo s25s
GENTLEMAN, strictly sober. willing. clean.
satiis' hishiy Recommended. Ho. 553$.S5.
time apt, house. References. NEWTON.
LAW STUDENT desires weekend work.
GE. 1857. 2Os
LAW STUDENT, vet Needs part-tims
ence' Clerical or otherwise. De E. o5SS.;
MAN. 40, legal education, considerable
posed of business interests desires con-
eseaeify eeesaf in gdT S5 representative
MAN, young, 20, yrs retail liquor ex-
perience, interested learning outside SELL
ing, ,,, wholesale liquor concern; presently
esmploayneSo;1 snL anS1 appreciate personal interview.
NAN MAJ tSS siEMenber ssnf of D. C. Bar. has small
law wants m sox E 3 ok STAT with
ffFgoSSSrf mSR RS NJ 20
all phases OF modern personnel admins
tration employment Job evaluation. train
with knowledge of procedures, techniaues;
salary, open preferred, $500 per mo.
tHAEMACIsT. reg. D. c. and Md. aged 80:
hrs; from . am. to 6 pm; will work q
nights; no Sundays; ref, Box 269-J, Star.
RADIO REPAIRMAN, part time, ewes. and
ear =, Can Lincoln 9709. 20'
Sf Il oSs o!fss RsssF desires: Regt
81.
VETERANS attending local college avail
able for part-time afternoon, evening and
Saturday work, typist, clerical, bookkeep-
YOUNG MAN, %, married, with family,
native Of Wash, desires part time after 6:
no soliciting; best ref. Ii. 9419 after
g pm.
ABLE YOUNG MAN, yrs fine analytical
experience, wants business connection
Qualified advtg., wholesale distribution.
market analysis or trade association. BOX
229-L, Star 2Os
PART-TIME employment for university
students. Clerks typist, bookkeepers.
auditors. salespeople available for after
noon, morning and evening work; Call
LIN UNIVERSITY. RE, 2262. Is
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Births Reported

Hugh and Barbara Anderson, girl.
Howard and Virginia Anderson, girl.
William and Ruth Atlas. girl.
Eden and Ednamay Baker. boy.
Robert and Ellen Beaver, girl.
Frank and Marian Benson. boy.
Wendell and Marjorie Bowman, boy;
Earl and Eda Garsner, girl.
Orrin and Jane Cole. boy.
William and Julia Condor. boy.
Theodore and Eleanor Conway. boy.
William and Virginia Corrick. boy.
Elmer and Dorothy Coutured. boy,
Erwin and Catherine crompton. girl.
John and Doris Cronin5 girl. ,
David David and and Edna Edna Dant, n' boy, eS.
Ernest and Yates Deahl, girl.
william and Elizabeth Draper. girl.
Richard and Frances Duell. boy.
Wallace and Geraldine Earle. twin girls.
Georses snH r., en and poFeths ge Fentpess @ girl.
Robert and Catherine Ferguson, boy.
Normand and Laura Fontaine, girl.
Charles and Ruth Ford. boy.
John, jr, and Ealine Foute, boy.
John and Ila Funk. girl.
James and Louise Gilmore. girl.
Louis and Jeanette Goffredi. girl.
Charles and Gustava Griffith, girl.
Charles and Jane Grimshaw. girl.
Walter and Lois Grounsell. boy.
2aTd 2HsF and and Hsgs5y gs5sra Hanysy boy BOY
Donald and Phyllis Head. boy
John and Gertrude Hickey. girl.
Jesse and Elsie Hill. boy.
James and Joan Hill. girl.
Franklin and Clara Holmes, girl.
Milosh and Xenia Jelich, boy.
Reverdy and Olivia Johnson: girl.
Walter and Mary Kirschner. boy.
George and Helen Klem, boy.
William ard Arlene Key. girl.
Harry and Margurite Koib. girl
William and Annette Krebs, boy.
Charles hs9E sns rd 5uns and If9sE gsy Lon nonr girl
GlendoE and Suzanne Marks. girl.
Richard and Rita Mattson. boy.
Harry and Helen Merkin. boy.
Ferdinand and Adele Meyer, boy:
William and Dorothy Milne. girl
Robinson and Jane Mnick. girl.
uTs,t Ru1en and nd sqnshne bo1 girl
George and Nancy Morse. boy.
Raymond and Lois Mountjoy. girl.
Terence and Beatrice Mccormick, girl,
Joe and Grace Mcdonald. girl,
Leroy and Florence Naylor;; girl.
Da7 7id and Beryl Nelson, boy.
Paul and Ann Norris. girl.
william and Patricia Perkins. boy
Halle and Celia Phelps. boy.
Herman and Carvel Proctor, boy.
Richard and Jane Purnell. boy.
James and Margaret. Root. boy,
Harry. g., and Myrtle Rusche. boy.
Richard and and 1uJo Jods sc5s1st Rgsiel boy girl
Claude and Warrena shotwell: boy
Robert and Janet Starkey:. girl.
MaT0a and Ma5soTs Mari S5aer er SIT
Russell and Melvin Toutant. boy.
Dan end Mary Vinson, girl.
Thomas and Jean Walker. 1r., girl.
James and Geraldine Watson, boy.
Robert and Ella Young. boy
James and Ira Cureton. boy.
Joseph and Mabel Harvey. girl.
Thoinas and Frances Haskins, girl
Oscar and Helen Hoyle. boy.
Georgia and Margaret Jones, girl.
william and Ella Lyons, boy.
Louis and Macy Marginey, girl.
Roy and Virginia Mitchell. girl
Willie and Clara Ogburn. boy.
Eddie and Anne Peterson, girl.
George and Thelma Riley, girl.
Henry and Edna Pope, boy.
Joseph and Korea Strowder. girl
George and Katherine Wilson. boy.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
HELP MEN.

DISABLED VETERAN. living in vicinity
Of Fairfax, to work in small office; an
swerine inquiries over telephone principal
duty; knowledge of typing helpful but not
essential Please write FAIRFAX BUILD
ING SUPPLY g. SERVICE CO., 301
Ford Bldg, Fairfax, Va. 20'
GO-GETTERS-Two statesmen for hard
hitting real estate and business brokerage
firm Car essential CHAIKEN, RE
S53S, -1OI7 K s.. NV 80
REGULAR MAN for filling station gooe
hrs, good pay. Apply MILLMAN'S SUN.
OCO SERVICE. 1850 Nichols ave. s.e. -21
Evening star., 1947-02-20
Classified Advertising Is

Cne outward and visible sign
of reader confidence and re-
Sponse. The Star prints
each week a larger number
of Classified Advertisements
than all other Washington
newspapers combined and
on Sunday, the big day in
Classified Advertising, double
that of it's Sunday competi-
tors combined.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, young, capable, experienced; will
manage apt. or rooming house in exchange
for apt and small salary; skilled in main
tenance and repairs. Box 356-L Star.