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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-08

Turkey Poults, Broad Breasted
Bronze, Matched in our New Mod
ern Robbins Incubators from Ore
CONS U. S. Approved and Pullorum
Clean flocks Bitney's Poultry,
Kalispell, Mont 36-19c
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-08
TIRES at TINKER'S

For Sale:-l3OO ID. seven year old
grey Gelding with harness. broke
to ride, work single or double
Frank Atchison, Troy, Box 523. 46-6X
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-08

Two 2-wheeled trailers for sale,
good rubber Herman Peterson,
Troy. SILK
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-08

Lost-Pink plastic-rimmed glasses
in case about two weeks ago; re-
ward. Leone Harris, COW TX
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-08

For Sale-Majestic range with
water front; also new hot water
tank; 500 complete. Next door to
Mrs. Nellie Meyers, Michigan Ave.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-08
WANTED

Wanted:-Man to make .CedaF posts.
Dry timber. Cabin to live in See
Edwin Grippe, Troy, Mont, Ehone
56F22. 50-3x
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-08
FOR SALE

For Sale-Electric washing mach
inc, excellent condition. Priced
$4,000. Phone 176W, N. S. Cutler.
Size
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-08

Carpenters Apprentice Application
now Scale SIPS per hour. Call
Roy Tiffany, 43-W-l, N. S. Cutler,
l76-W. stiff
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS

Regular meeting local 1862, Libby
Moose Hall, Tuesday. May Is, at 8
p. m. Regular business. Ed Dutton,
Pres; Allen Goodgame, Secy. 51-1c
Evening star., 1947-02-09

Hove you ever stopped reoze o probably about
cemetery oces and the kind price of them as obout onv
other subject? Yet ote you moy have to oke pu
chose or poss judgment and possibly then in hurry
me new booklet about historic Fort Lincoln interesting
nepu 'od IN deto' the story Of the mousoeum
ground buo where fom memorials purchased at cost no
greater thon for complete earth burial Tho new ond ooxno
Thousands have oeody received their free copies Why NOT ask
tor your copy-todoy?
Evening star., 1947-02-09

Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
320I Blodensburs Rood
Washington Is. D. c.
P'eose mo without obligation the -poee booklet in
color eontonns detoed the new Fort
Lincoln MousoIeum. "
tPleose print
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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-06-01
Danish Expedition To Explore
Northern Areas Of Greenland

COPENHAGEN A party OF
Danish natural scientists, equipped
with two ships and an amphibious
plane, is undertaking three-year
exploration and research in the
frozen north.
Peary Land in the extreme
north of Greenland and north
eastern Greenland are to be the
scene of their Investigations,
which take on added Importance
in view of the fact that future in
ternational air lines will go via
this country, the worlds largest
island.
Weather conditions OF this vast
region of ice and snow are among
the things to be studied. The area
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-06-01
Two Blue Babies"
Successfully Operated
On In Stockholm

STOCKHOLM, June. A new
surgical treatment for so-called
blue babies was recently intro
duced at the Crown Princess LOW
sa Hospital for Children in Stock
holm by DR. p Sandblom. He has
so far operated on two such chill
dren, with apparently good results.
DR.. Sandblom used the method
developed in the United States by
DR.. Alfred BlalOck and a pediatri-
clan, DR. Helen Taussig, which con-
sists of transposing the main ar
terry of the arm to the main artery
of the lung The blood circulation
in the lungs is thereby increased,
and babies who are born with a
highly defective heart, causing dis
coloration of their skin and fire.
quent attacks of asphyXia, regain
normal color and usually escape
from the otherwise ultimately fatal
attacks. The children so far treat
ed are now in Furnishing health
and their skin is clear pink.
Before performing these eX-
tremely difficult and elaborate OPP
erations, DR. Sandblom, who had
studied the method in America,
had made experiments on dogs.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-06-01

will be surveyed, and botanical,
geological, meteorological, and
archaeological Investigations will
be undertaken.
1t is hoped to find good landing
sites for planes-sites that later
may be used by regular air
service
Greenland, a territory of S44,-
600 square miles, of which 100000
are ice-covered, is under Danish
sovereignty, but the United States
assumed temporary protectorate
during the war
The expedition is expected to be
the first large party to winter in
the region to be explored. North
Greenland has been visited by
many expeditions before, but they
were repeatedly sledge parties
which had to return after a short
stay.
The expedition falls in w o
parts" Mr. Knuth said. Zone takes
place this year and the other be-
gins in the summer of 194S and
lasts until 1850.
1--WE are leaving by the end of
June for a three-month stay in
Greenland, during which time we
shall establish our stations, a
main station, and two supplement-
airy ones. They have to be winter
resistant, with real wooden houses,
so that we can live there during
the long arctic winter.
Our static base will be in the
northernmost district of Green
land and there we shall try to
hold out during the three years
necessary for our work"
This years party will comprise
II men, while next years expedi-
ton will number 10.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-06-01

Permission to import 10 million
bricks rom 8eigium in 1547 has
been requested by the Industry
Commission. Under the present
building program there will be a
shortage of 20 million bricks this
year, but it is hoped to remedy this
by the use of porous concrete
blocks. The recent import regula-
tons have caused further tight
ening of Swedish building restric-
tons. Much needed construction
will have to be postponed Each
separate case must be carefully in
vestigated, and only small repairs
and maintenance work may now
be done without special permits.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-06-01
Effects Of Tobacco Studied
AT Hospital In Stockholm

smoke of twelve cigarettes. A 40
year-old farmer, who had never
previously touched to b C o.
smoked five cigars one after the
other without any ill-effects be-
You'd heavy perspiration and a
transient feeling of nausea, but
after half a cigarette more he had
to give up the experiment. No
pathological changes in the rhythm
of the heart or in the functioning
of the coronary arteries were OBJ
served, nor any case of angina
pectoris, the Swedish doctor
writes.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1947-06-01

STOCKHOLM - A comprehen-
sive inquiry into the effect of to-
bacco-Smoke on the heart of smok-
ers of various grades has been
carried out by DR.. Bertil Won Aim
at the Serafimer Hospital in Stock
holm. The experiments were car
ried out on 81 habitual smokers
and % beginners or non-smokers.
The results of the investigation
show that no injurious effects
were observed though this does
not contradict the view that many
years of smoking might iniure the
heart, at any rate in the case of
sensitive persons.
The first part of the inquiry
comprised experiments on several
really heavy smokers, among them
a 67-year-old businessman, who
for 40 years had smoked between
10 and 80 cigars a day, and a 49,
year-old female school teacher
who smoked 80 cigarettes a day
But their hearts were found to be
healthy and they chain-smoked a
surprising number of cigars and
cigarettes respectively without any
unpleasant effects. The later SER
les of experiments which has now
been published in Svenska Lakar-
tidningen The Swedish Medical
Journal comprises % persons be-
tween 10 and 40 years of age, of
whom 10 were beginners or had
smoked for a few months only,
While the rest had never tasted
tobacco. All of them undertook to
chain cigars or cigarettes
for as long as they were able to do
so, the 13 beginners inhaling, while
the on-smokerS could only smoke
through the mouth. Two of the
non-smokers We're already suffer
ing from heart trouble, while all
the others were healthy.
1t was not possible to establish
any appreciable effects on the
heart. Chain-smoking did not, as
a rule, cause any appreciable re.
duction in the physical output il
the course of medium-heavy work
How the persons experimental OF
would have reacted after more ar
duous tests, e.g. cross-country run
ming, it is of course impossible t.
determine the report SAYS. Short,
ness of breath is a common symp
ton during a certain period OF
smoking, but usually it soon passe.
over.
Tobacco tolerance varied within
wide limits. A 17-year-old student
who had smoked 8 or cigarette.
a day for year, was surprisingly
little affected after inhaling tn,
Evening star., 1947-04-30
HELP DOMESTIC.

CnILD's NURSE, white. for infant boy and
little girl. >. willing and. experienced:
pldv.5 PVT, Tn 81, sony nis I0ea'ion other help EN-
COOK. experienced and 1st-n. g.h.w.; refs.
and health card: live IN or out: sslary to
s,o cook s AND per gspsl, wssh Ga oE a45s
chase, Md no laundry. GOOD salary; 10,
eal references required. OIL. es37 80
COOK and general housewoEker. expert
eneed ,s,5 and cariare: 5ia,day week.
references. 1919 Kanawha st. NV. Wo.
COOK. eHw:. live In; 3 children of school
cook. Coz, itti GENERAL m pe HoUsEWoRkER. settled
coIored woman; to live in; S25 week.
COUPLE WANTED. colored. room and
board; must live in; $500 month Call
couSIE essGi9n Or s MAID, colored, for. general
housework, thoreughIv experienced; refer
ences required, live in. good pay. Phone
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER. to live in.
able to care for children, upstairs room;
all dav Thursday and every other Sunday
eiI; s@5 2 week; 81 sl5a .... ~
fm s.d sseh s 5' wkiy b Gsfls g. Hyf 'sm
G.H. coon, colo.ed. must live III; small
Georgetown family | chile; school sse' @
"t3h. 1871 3Ath ST. NV. II
GIRL FOR GB.W.: no cooking: live in:
coed with children: references. RA. 6144,
:lSl3 3rd pl. NV -30
GIRL, coiored; want some one to care for
!, children: night and day: Call Ia. oa05,
before j O'Clock or after f. l.
GIRL for general housework and cook
ing. part time, from pm. till after
dinner; small efficiency apt. Cali NO.
slice Il
HoUsEKEEPER, white or coiored live In
upstairs room. full charge OF house, Hight
laundry, children at nursery school
must have best references and health
card. $50 vk. salary. 1917 Woodside park.
way. Silver Spring, Md. 81. 7940. "a
Evening star., 1947-04-30
SAlESMEN.

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN--We are ex-
panding our sales force and can use an
other good man We have exclusive sales
rights on several groups of new houses,
and can get you started sell ing at once,
ness your career. We are in position to
ca MR MENsH RE- Is isss. sae for Gna sppOnt mt
Statesmen. with cars. for heavy water
less cookware. For appt. call IL a4s5.
~ tanrant trade. fsa prefer m experiencsd ] a COM ns
mercial refrigeration man who can close
sales; protected territory and leads fur
son scHURR TR. 1887. bet. and
sALEsMAN-Tf you are progressive, ener-
terestlnS @ S's sales % work? $1,000 to to si5, 900
per year is usual; earnings paid on sales:
s US sDon yourself yours toF Boa 455D
SALESMAN. to call on local trade to sell
p W6appns m paper paper cup cups and
fornst,or S, K woLPE : son =
i9a. radios, furniture and appliances etc:
EASTERN TIiRNITURE CO. 514 sth st.
sALESMEN-We want experienced sales
men who are interested in making money
We are Offering for immediate installation,
rackaged conditioning units and We
furnish leads. Apply to Mr.. 7. J. Smith;
sSSfss ssSPssTs e. r. ,s|s s.
tion opening branch in Washington: hard
hitting cloSers to call on newspaper inquiry
leads; earnings in excess of $4,000 pei
year for right man; excellent chance fol
advancement with rapidly expanding or.
ganization: Telephone for appointment
@ Cn1 l;ra Nf
TO hotels, institutions apts., realtors. etc
for well-established business firm. Salary
and commission. Personal interviews re.
CURED 700 H ST NV II
statesmen to call on restaurants for con-
tracing company, protected territories
Phone MR. WIENER, NO. S00o Thurs
bet. 10 and IL for appt. -
Statesmen for week ends only-Washing.
tons largest and newest shore. develop
SANDY beach, on Chesapeake Bay. has mos;
to offer OF all Plenty OF sales TO be made
Excellent income: must have car. LEON
ACkERMAN, 5l2 Barr Bldg, Ex. 0l II
VENETIAN BLIND SALESMAN, excellent
opportunity for progressive blind salesman
with executive ability to establish himself
selected will work on profit sharing ar
rangement with a view toward full part
neTship in the firm. Outline experience
age, past salaries and other pertinent data
for speedy DECISION. Box BOD. Star. -
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN--Excel. money
opportunity for man with sales ability sne
willingness to work exper. preferred by
COMMONWEALTH REALTY, 1906 Wiser
hlyd nW 55i}tl' OK 9.k4 4
Evening star., 1947-04-30
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started kept
part time, tax returns prepared state
ACcouSTANT. expert. books kept. .as
statements, audits. ow 1905. Ma ass2
ACCOUNTANT auditor bookkeeper. sma!
business accounts wanted Slg month up
adcosTANr ss5s ST sl19 sookkEEFEa Mk MFaHI 10
ences: full or part time. TR. 1885. :f0'
ARCHITECT, craftsman. designer: strons
construction man; long experience. Phant
ATTORNEY. 2. c. bar. r. est, lie.., extsn.
nsction with prog organization in an adm.
capacity; salary open. Box 355-z. Star.
BOY, colored, wishes lob of any kind;
BUTCHER and grocery clerk. l5 yrs
exper, with family, needs work that does
not Feenre standing on feet
TelepSene SH' EM. isds. day or night. I.
COLLEGE GRADUATE, vet. 25. with the
atea 81 and s e.as
GENTLEMAN. young, .intelligent and ag-
gressiye. with various business experience;
speaks English. German, French and if,asir fair
wishes to make connection with firm. or
business where these qualities are needed.
MAN. coiored. employed sober. desires
employment as janitor of small apartment
with quarters; 5th-class engineer license.
Call Franklin o14o 30s
MAN, colofed, wants part-time work of any
kind In evenings and all day Saturday.
Box TIC, Star :i0s
FAINTER, first class. wants painting for
week ends and by the hour all work
guaranteed Call GIL. 366s, from 6 pm.
till 8 pm 3s
FAINTER EK-PLAsTERER. tirst-class work.
interior. exterior: reasonable Call REFS
MAN. Elk. 1858; ewes, NO. STAT. 3Os
ROUTEMAN, salesman, any line: interested
highest earnings for hard work; married,
vet: part OF full time. IA. o496. 30'
TRANSACTIONS. English Span
ish- English of general material. Or tech
nical in fields of agriculture, soils. forests.
water. etc. AD Sa33 or TIE. 61s8 after
8 pm. or week ends.
IF You ARE LOOKING for frst-class
painter, call MR.. DARDEN. after 8 pm,
SP. llS3-R. j
Evening star., 1947-04-30
THE EVENING STAR, washington 8. &c. BAi
30 f
HELP DoMEsTic tcens. J


HOUsEKEEPER with enouah sickroom
knowledge "a care for invalid: liY in, sat-
urdays on; PLEASANT, fully equipped home,
good opportanity for settled, abis-hedied
country. near washington: room and board
papY g Sep WITH hi SaSssn SaSes se m ssod
pay. Gil. 1870. - !
KAID. exper.. with refs, shsw.. cock din
ner. live in. pleasant home. SIS. OR
reislsnes sss csi snfe on ssss asss ims aasil
MAID. Ink. to sleep in; pvt. home: $50
MAID, part ting; all day ansil after din.
.ner; Monday, Tuesday. Wsdnesdsy snd
grndix washins machine apt vicinity
Ga. and Alaska: references: SIT and car
,,.s a.,, ca sdp Ra, 4 i HstMRl. Il 80 ...., n,.
/. sAID, colored, to work in institution. ref
srenees Teanired; no telephene calls In
fTi. 10 to Il and q to s. :
MAID. part time. houseeleaning only; must
De thoronsh. wiling worker. 1908 18th
'NuRSEMAID and upstairs worker. neat,
sso 4 VIZ. OF. aa1e Il
small salary. DE. 1880. -
WOMAN. g,h.w.. plain cooning. eIs
WOMAN.f middle-aged. single, for gh.w.;
to live in attractive home; good salary
Or l450 -
WOMAN, white. a.h.w: live in Wo 46Rs.
WOMAN OR GIRL, colored. live In. up
stairs reofl:. experienced general house
ssinsa Tors and sare # children reference re-
COMBINATION r-chambermaid
experienced. for high-class guesthouse
Unless you are clean, quick worker, please
do not apply. Hours, / pm. through
evening dinner. 3 days per week come
shire ave. NV. No phone calls. u
Evening star., 1947-04-30
PERSONAL.

E y sss 1880 season. Of A xssfs ssf soh.ls sls cur
sIFF FAS6HfE S61Ekse eliSk;y5f DkspEF,hMSa
DRnssMAkSG DRESS ss Gpl'0Ts Tsstslnp 4sss alterations
psaes psrisst s atd,o for smart modess.
Loew,s Columbia Theater. LEA EHGEI
Rsom ide5merly gS 9th h.1 ave- lilo st NV.
ssss sou skI n snER Rziss * tats 81 sssS.
assf.AsSysN saEMASrNT sos waves rs 81 apa
Flynn Beauty coThEoE.a aensii nsio g "H. s.
H; "; Johnson, Dentiss--False teeth re-
IN;,,rn,, RIdE l4th b. AND SIS NV Closed Sat
eo W.T. z! ;o'4RfS IS isaa IS Va COX
sSe No 81. AM mAsEns Tss
yifa nShR2s re fok soYs svf serss.
En- mphssis on health safety ' Happiness @ : es. <:
perienced staff, good food. 5 age groups:
ridlng; Tn swimming, rifiery; overnight camp.
{ ciEtRAMIos-Make ita4hI pottery your. hobby,
pottery Supplies and kilns WINTHROP
GE GERAMjGs MIC STUDIO 1854 Park I'd. NV.
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE CAMP. 5-14 yrs,
daily swimming. pony riding, archery,
boxing camp activ.; train. nurse: Beautiful
grounds; daily transp, and hot lunch; S55
per mo. Resident camp, sos per mo. In-
spection invited. 9401 Georgia ave. SH.
nI4 -
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Mayflower:
reducing for gentlemen only. Hrs, to d
pm. Phone GL 6172. 30s
PIANO TUNER, all repairs and rebuild.
Ing: reansonable free estimate, city or sub.
BETTER HEALTH STUDIo-coids and
chronic pains treated; trained nurse Ap-
HO. 4721 II
FENCES INSTALLED IMMEDIATELY. GAL
vanized steel chain link fences, all-steel
post set in concrete, strong welded gates;
no money down, payments low as SIS
mSn,h san Or 81 Il i5sE FLEMING contractor sIu.
BABY SITTER, nurse. white would like
care Of children or conyalescents, evenings,
after pm: 75c per hr. FIR 5479. l.
GENTLEMAN wishes to borrow $4,000 to
finish college; gentle; assignment Of prop
erty. beneficiary insurance, character ref
erences. statement Of previous GRADES, trust
iunG, etc. discussed. Box 72-C. Star Sc
PiNEFIEW REST HOME vacancies; beauti-
ful 5-acre location on River rd.; graduate
nurses on duty, excellent meals. Rockville
Will L Do TYING at home. Call slis.
1919
Evening star., 1947-04-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
COLLEGE WOMAN, pharmacy studei

COLLEGE WOMAN, pharmacy student will
prepare dinner for business or professional
sedP after f3seSn s fsfSfsasss Mss 15s1as
DREssMAKING. design, ,remod, alteIa-
tons; eve gowns a speciality: reas. MISS
BERT, 1880 irving NV. Apt. j. AD
EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATOR. Govern
ment and private experience; prefer ma
tional or international organization: will
travel occasionally; salary, $500 month.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, colored. } yrs
Office experience. 3 yrs college education:
very very limited typing; refs, ia. s174.
Gk s9aTsd fans ss as R @
GIRL. colored, desires work as elevator
operator psx operator waitress, maid In
Sunday work. Call Ho- 5519 from a m.
GIRL, esolored. aSed q, wants clerical
MI. e5l6. MISS Dixon. II
shop. Gan bet. am. and $40 pm,
bic nuTse5 live in; ss5 Box ss-c, star.
NURSE. colored, refined. for CHRONIC eases.
NURSE, colored. wishes position; will
travel; references furnished. Call RE
NURSE. practical. several yrs. experience;
car capable and reliable; s-hr. day. D1. 3l25.
apt. bldg MRS. NJ. scoT-f, Apt, 5, 1854
PRAcTICAL NURSE desires case in Jewish
@ home; part time, Cali MI, Sl98. 30
RERREsENfATIoN, NJ 1i9, reports. analysis, ap-
pearances for out-of-town companies be-
at
service. Reasonable ME. 0003.
sECRETARl years experience, thor
Ayailasle ys,il s., for next several months. AD
Sci; s;asec;Ri;EATsA,RYg-fREcFrrIoNIsr. doctors " Of
flee; se;,,s snowedss 81 typns and shorthand
sEcRETARY sTENoGRApHER, college
education. varied experience. including
hg, legal, will work by hour or part time. Ex.
STENoGRAPHER. competent. legal. de-
partmental, legislative experience, desires
evening work; to 10. 10; Saturdays after 2
TELETYPE orERAToR and stenographer,
experienced, desires interesting position
TYPING TSI sS4 boSE ne AT HOME. addressing 20 en-
yslopes o also; pick up and delivery service
WOMAN, white. wishes housework With
elderly couple: live in or as one OF family.
permanent, experienced. Cali between 6
and 10 pm. GE: St2S: 30
NoHhN, WHllS. C1llQ. WUulQ ike mousse
keeping position in motherless home con-
scientious worker. FR. 5479 bet. 8 and 6
/"
YOUNG LADY desires receptionist. typing
general clerical work; consider outside con-
| facts: 5 days DU. 8SSG
YOUNG LADY, BIS. degree In English
social and biological sciences. desires per-
manent. interesting work For interview
call CO. $3.50. . to ] l and 2 to A. a0a
MATURE, responsible woman, experienced
office manager. capable handling super
visory and administrative work. FIR, $3.50
Ext 2E4 Is
girl, 10 years experience, will call at home
or offiee. Hobart 5413 evenings after Z. :
COMPETENT WOMAN, M. A. degree knowl.
edge shorthand. languages. rreSeaEh back.
H. U. PHARMACY student desires work
drug clerk; soda girl, sa!eslady. Office girl
night clerk: available after 3 pm. daily
MISS SIMPSON, MI: 1905.
1890 YEAR GOVT. EXEC. available
Trained for general merehg or off mgt
Skilled in acctg, steno work and econ
analysis. Enjoys meeting public. Money
secondary (more or less) If position holds
interest and promise. Box l5I-A, Star 81
Evening star., 1947-04-30
HELP MEN ond WOMEN.

COUPLE; wife excellent cook, husband
houseman; live in; 1st-class references re-
auired DU. $500. Il
COUPLE. husband and wife. to live in.
private o.artersi husbands duty, hGuseman
end chauffeur; wlfe's duty. cooking and
md floor work: pleasant surroundings
small home, :! adults in family; SPLENDID
salary: references REQUIRED. WI. 50na. -
BANGING TEACHEES-ArtEur Murray
Dsnce Studio needs young men and women
with dancing ability. personality, and am
bition to teach ballroom dancins. no teach
ing experience necessary; colIessd trained
people between the ages of - and 81 given
preference. complete teachers ira aiming
course given between pm. and Ia m
Dc not phone or write. Personal inter-
view only. Apply between :, and 10 m
AUTHuR MURRAY, 1l0l Conn. ave NV
DIsHWASHER, man or woman: good hours
good Maaes. l20 S. Wayne St Arlington.
Va, DEEP SEA RESTAURANT, Gil. 1862
JASIToRtto work 6 hours a day, clean
ing ofiee in new bldg. See Mr.. COLLINS.
PIANO PLAYER, man or woman. colored;
must play sweet music and boogie woosie;
must be good, no amateurs bring music
Hours. N 70 : IN. Salary and tips
Can earn 500 week Apply BENEYs
TAVERN, $50 l4th st NV -
white only; steady employment.
5-day 40-hr. week with vacation. Apply
In person. 1121 5th ct. NV. -
Evening star., 1947-04-30
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS, !

-
WHEN IN NEED. TRY US-White and coi-
orsd help n any line Of business or do
:p.Ms 81 ssh ss 4rsSHrsss nT aE 1s.l 1an.tlScv
ssaehinR positions, $50 week Up. Also
immsd aIn stsnsEraphie positions. $50 week.
men who can
mix colors: excellent position for sober
men !, ,.p- GENERAL PLACEMENT SERVICE.
PHYsIo-T o-THERarIsr. LOCAL doctors 7,ss of,e.
az once. Miss Knight tNA 60Ss) PER-
SONNEI SERVICE, 1911 G st Ma 2II7.
CONTACT REP, $40 wk. Some typins
contact Arms; typists, fast, S37 so to $40
ws. Need 100 new applicants daily, Sec
Miss Evans or Miss Black at BOYD'S,
1893 F. Ma. 2340
Statesmen, electrical, Wholesale and retail,
auditor. insurance. $4,000, Man. young.
learn sal.s, car nee excel opporty.. sai-
ary and bonus, New sales openings daily,
2 nsisl Il hTrrs e See Mr.. Paul at BoYDs, 1888
aECLP. LP.-sTENoGRApHER, DIR. once; el.c.
oronaa5,r onsrator tyrsst 9s a. - f..lAeos.-.p
once, sl5o mo. See Miss Knight: Unusual
opsninss oaily. call in now, PERSONNEL
1911 G st. NV, Ma. 60SS, Els.