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Evening star., 1948-10-05
Roin Due to Continue
Until EurIy Tonight

More rain. accompanied by wind
with gusts up to Is miles an hour,
was predicted for the Washington
area this afternoon and early to-
night. The Weather Bureau re-
ported a low temperature this morn
ing of 48 degrees.
Tomorrow will be cloudy and
somewhat warmer, with little chance
Of rain, the forecaster said.
Evening star., 1948-10-05
Hurricane Hits
Key West After
Pounding Cuba
Due to Strike Miami:
Three Reported Deod, ,
Many Hurt in Hovono
BY the Associofed Press

MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 5.-A vicious
hurricane that killed at least
three persons and injured many
others in Havana, Cuba, blasted
Key West today with winds re-
ported to have reached a peak
velocity of 1872 miles an hour.
Communications southwark over
the Florida Keys were failing, but
David Newton, Miami Daily News
correspondent, messaged at noon:
indications are that eye Of
storm will pass just east of Key
West. Highest wind reported so
far is 1872 miles per hour"
Circuits to hard-hit Havana went
out at noon.
Small, But Plenty Tough"
Storm forecasters described the
storm as small, but plenty tough"
It is moving along fairly fast. caus-
ing winds to increase swiftly to
destructive force as the center ap-
proaches.
The Weather Bureau said the
center was very, very near" Key
West at noon.
Winds were increasing all along
the southern part of the peninsula
and will continue to rise as the hur-
ricane moves up the Keys toward
Miami.
The Weather Bureau said the
storm is travelling about IS miles
an hour in a northeasterly direc-
tion. 1t will bring hurricane winds
over most Of the Everglades-Lake
Okeechobee area southeastward to
the coast and at least as far north
as Jupiter tonight, an advisory
stated.
Following September Course.
The hurricane followed almost ex-
actly the same course as the storm
of mid-September.
Hurricane warnings now extend
from Jupiter southwark on the east
coast, and from Naples southwark
on the west coast.
The present course will bring the
center near Miami by late afternoon
or early tonight, Chief Forecaster
Grady Norton said.
The storm which sliced through
the State from Everglades City to
Jensen Beach two weeks ago left
four dead and property loss esti-
mated at $15,000.000 or more. Six
were killed in Havana and damage
estimated at more than $4,000. 900.
Ships and airways Cancelled trips
southward. The SIS Florida called
off a sailing from Miami to Havana.
Pan American World Always and
other lines postponed all trips to
Guatemala City and Havana.
Evening star., 1948-10-05
Patrons in Southeast Cafe See
Marine Kill Woman and Self
Excited Witnesses Prevent Shore PotroImun
From Stopping Man With 8-Inch Knife

wiak's left breast, Jordan begar
stabbing himself, and beat off 6
shore patrolman before he crum.
Piled over the booth dead, police re.
ported. The body of Mrs. Jaskowiak
who lost a frantic race for her life
lay on the floor feet away.
Police said they found ardent low.
letters from the Marine to Mrs
Jaskowiak in her purse, as well a!
pictures of the couple. The woman
had been estranged since last sum-
mer from her husband, T/Sergt
Walter A. Jaskowiak, 234 Sixth
street Sc, a RADIO technician al
Boiling Field.
The letters indicated Jordan hopec
to marry Mrs. Jaskowiak. police said
In the booth with the couple were
Pfc. Alfred Hernandez, 20, of De.
triot, stationed at the Marine Bar
(See SLAYINGS, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1948-10-05
Hog Prices Drop Agar
AS Wholesale Meat
Decline Continues
Reduction in Retail Cost
Is Not Expected for
Another Week or More

Wholesale meat prices con-
tinued to decline from l to 3
cents here today, and still
greater drops were forecast by
sharp breaks in hog prices for
the second successive day in the
Chicago livestock market.
Declines of 81 to $3.50 a hundred
pounds on hogs in the Chicago stock
yards today came on top of $1.50 to
50 reductions yesterday. This repre-
sented a net decline OF around $2.25
during the last week.
Washington meat dealers said
these latest drops had not been re-
flected yet in wholesale prices here
and would not affect retail meat
prices for perhaps another week OF
more. Wholesale prices have beer
going down within the past two
weeks In this market, and retail
prices in several instances were
lower last week end.
Retail prices, generally revised la
ter in the week, may show scat
tered" and comparatively small
overall declines here, major chain
store spokesman said. 1t is too early
to estimate the long-range effect Of
current Chicago hog and cattle price
reductions on retail counters in this
area, he explained.
The. break in hog prices at Chicago
1,nc{ f1,o hinnocf nra dow
break in six months at some mar
kets and followed lesser drops dur
ing the past week
Hog receipts as well as cattle pro-
duction in general are increasing
livestock experts said.
Meat prices are coming down, -
Mark Pickell, secretary of the Corn
Belt Livestock Feeders Association,
said in Chicago. There should be
a good quantity of cattle coming to
market in November and December
at materially lower prices"
A prediction that the present Chi
cago top price of $40 a hundred
pounds for cattle will drop to about
S25 next year was made by Chauncey
Watson. president of the Illinois
Livestock Feeders Association.
In the Washington market, Sidney
Kolker, chairman of the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association
wholesale food division, reported
there is no doubt wholesale prices
of some meats are continuing to go
down."
He noted that pork and beef
wholesale quotations here a week
ago were lower than the previous
week. Further drops of l to 3 cents
pound we're reported this week.
Hog prices at Chicago ranged
from $21.50 to $25.75, lowest since
June. Kansas City, East st. Louis,
Indianapolis and South st. Paul
stockyards also quoted declines
from 81 to $150, or as much as $3.50
Good and choice hogs sold around
$24 Is today. Last week: High was
$29.50 and the all-time record was
$31.85 last September 10.
The American Meat Institute pre-
dicted more meat supplies and saw
signs that further wholesale meat
price declines are developing. But il
added that "it takes a little time for
adjustment in wholesale prices to be
reflected at retail levels"
The institute said that since mid
September commercial grade beet
has dropped 6 cents a pound whole
sale in New York. Wholesale pork
loin prices have gone down 6 cents
pound during the last week and
choice lamb is about cents below
the previous weeks level.
Evening star., 1948-10-05
Rees AssaiIs Truman! (!
Partisan HandIinq
0fLoya|N Program
Demands President
Appoint Republican
To csc Vacancy Now
By Joseph Young

Chairman ReeS of the HOUSE
Civil Service Committee today
demanded that President Tru.
man Immediately fill the Repub-
lican vacancy on the three-mem.
ber Civil Service Commission.
In a sharp attack on the Admins.
tration, Mr.. Rees implied that the
appointment has not been made
because the Administration wanted
to whitewash the current Govern
ment loyalty program by denying the
Republican Party its legal right tc
representation on the commission.
The Kansas Republican accused
the Administration of extreme
partisanship" in failing to appoint
"a successor to Republican Commits
sioner Arthur s. Flemming. who
resigned, effective September l. tc
become president of Ohio Wesleyan
University. Mr.. Fiemming's resigna.
ton had been submitted several
months previously.
IdTtiSduSHlp CudTScO.
Mr.. Rees charged the Administra.
ton has failed to appoint the Re.
publican commissioner, because III
is conducting the Federal loyalty
program on a partisan basis.a and i!
also withholding valuable informa.
ton from the people of the Unitee
States with respect to the loyalt!
program"
The Kansan asked that the ap
pointment be made promptly IS,
that the American people may hav'
greater confidence in the manner il
which decisions are reached in con
nection with the loyalty of Fedora
employees and applicants for Fedora
positions.
Since his committee first startet
its own investigation of the conduc
of the Governments loyalty pro
gram, Mr.. Rees asserted, the Ad
ministration has been unwilling t,
cooperate with Congress on loyalt,
matters.
However, I believe that carrying
this nwillingness to the extent O
extreme partisanship is not in keep
ing with the public interest,"" MI
Rees declared.
Bipartisan by Law.
The Kansan, pointing out tina
the law requires that one of tb,
three commissioners be a member
of the minority party, said:
Congress intended the commits.
sion to be a bipartisan group, be.
cause 1t is vested with important
responsibilities concerning Fedora
employment"
The White House has sounded out
several persons for the commission
vacancy, but no decision has beer
reached so far. Among those re.
ceiving active consideration are
Evening star., 1948-10-05
Late News
Bulletin
Charter Case COMPLETED

ANNAPOLIS (SpeciaD.-A
decision by the Maryland
Court of Appeals in the ques-
ton of constitutionality of the
proposed Montgomery County
charter may be issued late to-
day or tonight, court attaches
said. Arguments by opposing
sides were completed shortly
after noon.
(Story on Page BID
Evening star., 1948-10-05

The only political speech to
be broadcast tonight over Dis
trict radio stations is that Of
Senator Taft at a Republican
rally at the Mayflower Hotel.
It will be carried over Station
VOL of the Mutual Broadcast
ing System, from $50 to 9:55
pm.
Evening star., 1948-10-05
Political Broodcosts

Continued on Page Az, Col. 2.
Evening star., 1948-10-05

(See HURRICANE, Page A-6D
Evening star., 1948-10-05

(See U. NJ, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1948-02-11
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started,

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, kept
aeess RecosHaasT sHa sss bSsf. or sea
si one o. y more 's days. ''Gsh shons Nj. ssS 1sss
BoY. eolored, 1s, desires employment eve
day. Ludlow 05O3. 12'
CEMENT WORK or plastering, or brick
SHN SSh SR tsS sgs ssa attsr efs sst:te s
COOK, s,,nss solored exDeT aesiges 5sdo day won.
Seferenees Phone sss Wo osa sss$ S'. betWeea ae0f
era Or ekaDuaTE hS1 t7sE sehncisn ssf ~
sires JOB as radio. repairer or laboratory
feSEie Ge wdnk Vi a4se evennss
PIsis5Tsa& PIsTo& GslI * as7i any time Id
desires change; also brother, elevator man,
JSIoR 1TsIIsS1e. A6gouSN4ssr N5 SRtss asst book
i local frm; syailsble sSal for on-the-iob train
MAN Ses tive
business; seeks suitable position. Box
MAS Is a.$sss Sss5sd xs5s desires r. 9s DortfS
MAN. colored, wants lob driving light
MANAGER, BUYER, 15 yrs diversified,
successful, exper. in ladies ready wear;
thorough knowledge Of New York market,
also merchandising; New Yorker wants
connections in Washington store. Box
NEWS SERVICE-Up-to-the minute mall
ing list of every q. 8. daily and weekly
newspaper insures complete coverage on
news and feature stories prepared by our
experienced reporters. For information
FAINTER AND DECORATOR. day or con-
tract; lifetime experience. Taylor 1868
PAPER UNCERTAINTIES. wants work
by day or contract; reasonable rates, best
Of reference. GILLEY, FIR. 1741. 12'
VET, going to school until 2 pm. would
like evening job as service station attend
ant; good fabrication man, years exper.
in SERVICE stations. Can work for 8 mo.
P3RT-TiME PS1 Tt1TiMh EXPONENT for unfver-
sity students; clerks. twists, bookkeepers,
noon, morning and evening work. Call
LIN UNIVERSITY. RE. 2262.
YOUNG MAN, colored,. intellegent, meat,
sober, desires evening and Sat work as
a butler, porter or waiter. DE. $3.50. n
LEE OF HOLLYWOOD-Creativ hair de-
sigper, formerly with Newherry Studios,
Hollywood, desires position in Washington,
or as demonstration; free to travel can
DI 1885. 15@
Evening star., 1948-02-11
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

piasterins, painting, etc; free estimates,
s Ton ne3sS fSxn Yes co K Re- Daz 4 HAM
porches irclosed; stucco Insulation. con-
PLUMBING. heating: terms. by month.
q eo,1MEk6iAL kf Fl Ia AND HOME RErArRs; re-
WqdsHf %aRNER esSSTqss coMTRAcTsa rfss co 10
FLOOR sERyICE--NotnlnE put the best
LAYING sandns pIhns naeaF csaninE pa5
fSo fSe' 95sa5sSaSR eosIEHe%oRs INC isis VISION
GENERAL LEO CONTRACTING a.;11 G. REM Rsmodsling 7 e
ing; prompt service: free estimates. Phone
cH. l145, 8 am. to 10 pm, MURRAY g.
GENERAL CONTRACTING, home improve
Kitchen remodeling: Hood rubber tile floor
sns ns sna sahs ts R fsE ss 1se
kfTcHES E19e IN ReEEMoDSIGnI1NG-1mmediatei eE SIn in
Itallation Of the aeE KiteheR Maid FlGw .in
less steel sinks. We do entire Job, involv-
ing carpentry. electrical, work; plumbing
Disstering painting and DERm ano,ssm Me ASe
e1D e1 1a,s poSSos S96s eosTEAcfse hs S e.
,eTsSn fl HF Some STana repairs HHTk
EVANSVILLE CONTRACTING co. -
Roofing, siding. painting, papering; all
| work guaranteed: monthly terms: free esti-
mates. Wa, s4S6. day. or evenings.
ATTENTION, HOME OWNERS! Save 20et
by having your work done in Feb. such as
interior decorating. roofing, plumbing
heating, recreation rooms, insulation, etc
Estimates free. Terms arranged to suit
you. CAN HARRIS q HARRIS any time
HiEATING-on furnaces and oil burners
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and WINTER oomestic nooKnp ea.
| ENGINEERING CO.. 1921 Ga. ave-, GE
6259, GE 6065.
FOR. SALE, misc. equipment, tools and
supplys from retiring contractor: sasolins
cement mixer included; $500. A. Il,
sEELyIs 14oo st. NV, pI. s325.
Evening star., 1948-02-11
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Bcs degree
ds years diversified experience capabls
BABY SITTER, Vicinity of Falls Church
or Arlington; best Of reference: 75c per
BookkEEpEs- ssS5 KEEL asassEERrAKy SECRETARY. young. alert
experienced, references. efficient, reliable.
LII. B. degree, desires permanent position
Of responsibility. Please reply to Box
IsookKEIRIsG, I par; tsa tine sn, st s9ms; 4 can
Iss e sH zHs5 FIVE
psTsonslty desires pos5tio9a Of On. IesDonsi- !si
relations RE; S6s5: Ext. 404; e.
coMPANIoN and light house work
D1RIEsSMAKING, alterations and sewins
Of all types: by the day in private homes
BERT, 1880 Irving st. NV Apt. T. AID
p 6KEssMAKER. a IN 1x solorea; exp;; xxo alteration
GIRL colored, 21a yrs. college educ, de-
sires position as sales girl reeeptionist OF or
asst miiiner interested h1oeG in ieasnns sae4
s6dt s6d Psx s2{.e operator Call MISS ELIAS: IA
GYRI, GfRf aassf y years Old. years college, "
years newspaper, some office experience,
desires work five afternoons weekly: typist
tive appearance. CO. so1S bet 1 and q
GIRL, colored, wishes to work as cooks
helper or waitress. Call co. 6b7O at any
LAUNDRY CLEANER, experienced, best
city references, wants days work. Call
PRAcTIcAL PRi srtSi NURSES available; trained
rates 81, 43s4; Mss sE PEE weekdays only
SECRETARY wishes to develop executive
eellent references; EX; 1900; .roId.r. u.
sEcY-srENo.-Exper. young. woman de.
sires position; small office preferred; D.
sTENOGRAPHER desires part.time work
2402 Conn. ave. Or, 500. IL
tind a at home; reasonable Giebe ssl7. i
TYPIST desires work for electric automatic
typewriters: big volume; reas. rates; % enye-
l0pes addressed; free pickup TE' is. $3.50
WIDOW LADY, likes children. would like
to sit with children or do plain sewing
at your home. RA. 050S. 12'
WOMAN, refined, desires position as linen
room attendant rooming house manager
hotel experience, refs. DI. s341 days.
WOMAN, refined, cultured, middle-a red
desires position as companion to woman oi
her own class. Box SGD, Star.
WOMAN, colored, wants job elevator op-
tor or bachelors apt cleaning. Call
unit pm, VI. 1922.
YOUNG LADY, colored, wishes Job taking
care Of children and light h.w.; references
Call NO 64qo
Evening star., 1948-02-11
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

tiTs; local refs Can OR; 1879 ,,sd2or, T.
work. DI. 6Is4
GIRL, eoIored;; want days work or part
GIRL, col coIored, red i desires Job as general
houseworker by dav, Call LU. 1895. =
Girl s9loreds; ss experienced, desires days
noE s Ra h foGh and Tn esI vsss; Be-;
LsGNPkY EsiiT WORK by the day wanted
MAID. eolored, wishes job in refined
home; salary not under S25; no nights
hours from til or til 6. Good ref
MAID; i., ior general house @ elssa1ns; reliable
WOMAN, colored,. smart and dependable
wishes daywork; city refs. DE. 9541 II !
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work
with frst-class people from 10 to B. MI
WOMAN. colored. desires work as paid
preferably to elderly couple. Box 1S5-H
WOMAN. colored, wishes part-time work
ironing or cleaning for Thurs. and Mon
days; ref FIR. 6747.
woMAS ws,. Ss9E eeEeS 1orS wants p FT aT serving
wishes days work; Mon. through Friday
NJ, Ii, Tsat; ssss aszsn sss work
WOMAN. colored, wants ladies persona,
/ WISH TO PLACE my excel. maid ant
with no small children. Ress. salsry
WANTED Ux FED - pAYwoRK, b, r.spectabl.
colored woman. 1880 G st. ne" Apt. 3
oGhs sooGGhfsHEkN GfsL Gil wants steady Job IN pvt
family. TN. Q276,
Evening star., 1948-02-11
HELP nMESTIC,

COOK, Chinese must be experienced in
preparation of all Chinese and American
nh dtshss Inquire u b;3 1a5 B., st. Sc B,
and bath; no laundry; in family; ref
CooK-G;H.W, colored, must live in; othe11
ocsl rel, $40 wk. EN- l44s. .-Is
5h days week, $50 week. Apply in per
COOK. colored, some washing, also nurse
soms household tasks Call Executive
5sSn between U;n-. y and onv 40. bdH..
man; live in, references; $3.50 per mo
Fl ffH.rSSo ifss BUrLER-cHAuFFEuR: couples
sPss sSGssa Haa aaDsNE Sa.is hsF o9sFER Rah ao
c. =. AsP AN sSs Cook s live Recent s ss sss
Ss5sda SfShsa SIC RsE 800 800 as ndnh
SUNDAY work s stay ,Sasn nshss s,, or . y
EM. 1895. 1880 4eth st. NV.
GIRL, g.hw,. care OF children, must bt
ft least % years OF age, plain cook: III, liy'
GIRL for III W. plain cooking, experienced
references REQUIRED: half blk. from Chev;
HonsEKEEpER@ White. settled. mature
woman for refined home of 3 adults; som'
nursing experience helpful; live in; oths
help; good salary and home. Call ! At
ho4sEKEEPER, h5G: settled. live in. apt.
ghw, cooking, for expeetant mother. g.
yssIar-old, child near kaiorama Circle
MAID, exper. general housework no cook
ing; must be fond Of children; stay in SOM
Apply in person for interview, GIL I'll
EAfD' saB per wk.; s.h.w. exper.. to Iiy.
3. fond Of children refs. RA. 1907
Evening star., 1948-02-11
HELP poMEsIIc (cent. ]

1
MAID. Intelligent. exper; woman; clean.
wk,; Chevy Chase. Md; WI. 1b4o.
s3 Whit ap fE II EstSsos isna .ms II sna 81
Il day i Sun; Sun; live E out Isl sioo. esii rE. s4si
MAID. to live in. assist with children and
cooking; references required; $50. Gan
MAID-G.H.w. and cooking. "a day Thurs
references; $25 per week. Call WO. 54Sl
MAID. sleep o5a, in local refs rea.; other help I
MAID. g.h.4.. plain cooking; 1890 to 6;
sh-Gsy Shy. wk v over ssas s5 yrsi neat; refs SSs
age 70 70 BE- mps
and Gsh !sht ps sunsfy 9sEs must be able to live
MAID, neat. reliable, exper. with children
gh,X;, no eooking, Can oE. 5s51. ~,
MA sandsy ass or soofns shs care hsdh eaa
early dinner; recent city references. IA
TSEsaneap sIss 3. aE sss5 Saa5s live in or out Ma
q saes rssRsp''nEs eha Can
WOMAN. exper.. wanted to do upstairs
work; must know. how to cook and take
care Of 4la-yr. -old boy; Bendtx; live In or
SsGys Ssay nights wk; salary $26 wk ,qE.
WOMAN, settled and colored, between 35
| and 45 yrs, who wishes to make her
home with doctors family; g.h.w.. plain
cooking upstairs apt; and bath for quar-
references required; salary, $40 weekly
WOMAN, white; companion and care for
elderly lady; live. in nice quiet home IN
Silver Spring; only; very light housework
! colored girl cleans 3 days weekly: $15 per
| week with liy. expenses, adequate time of
| evenings: references required. Box All g
! Star. -12
WORKING MOTHER desires middle aged
white woman to live in and care for child;
small salary. Phone Rockville 1851 Ii
GOOD COOK, g.h.w.. live in. no laundry
attractive lily. quarters; Thursday after
local refs. and health card required S25
wko Phone EN-. 4421 between Ia pm
CLEAN, reliable Hirl for general house
work and cooking; salary open. RA
WANTED, MIDDLE aged woman with good
references: for breakfast and morning
nousework. 1915 10th NV. Telephone
| DE. 4154.
Evening star., 1948-02-11
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRITERS pur-
chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea,,
sonable: machines for sale, standards and
portab1es; est IL yrs OFFICE MACHINES
CO, 913 18th NV. 1ns. Bldg. RE. 1928
OILED and adjusted. AL work guaranteed.
RE 1177. UNITED TYPEWRITER Co.
BRICkLAYER ana contractor. brick. CO.
ment and fireplace specially: estimates
free, easy te!ms. Nj 5Os6 bet. b:3o'
aRicKLAYNG--Fi --Fireplaces. chimnsys. re-
repaired, A FAGNANI. AT. 1894 ..
Small or large Jobs The
best at moderate cost. r. & T, SMITH 1f!
CABrNETMAKERs, experts on furniture
repairs and refinishing; bookcases, cor.
and kit cabinets. Juvenile furn., etc. 917
11th st. NV. mr.. N. Y. ave, ia. S629.
CAMERA REPAIRs-s15 ieth st. NV
81 years experience: factory parts. Full
LER & d'ALBERT INC. MA 4711.
CARPENTRY, painting and paper hanging
Complete remodeling, residential and
commercial: repairing of all kinds. Call
AINSWORTH. RA 4S1S.
CARPENTER, plastering. painting. paper
hanging hre-proofing. cementing, all work
guaranteed, quick service. Call MI. 1915,
Mr.. WILLIAMS.
CARPENTERING. alterations and repair
ing. Call LU. 1855. -16
CARPENTRY. recreation rooms sttics I'm
ished, porches inclosed, roofing and siding,
general repairs. g. PUTNAM b SONS,
WA. 1881 after Pm. -16
Evening star., 1948-02-11
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PRACTICAL CHINESE, BY experienced in
Special rush courses for Army-Nayy on:
EAST ssl 1NFoRaa9N rs aafff5 suite M
4, S14 18th st. NV. III
MODERN TRAINING In beauty culture, al
subjects taugas Ap1TSSTyes q
S4ENE 1Hle fnsrsa Il R aass and..
CT bill. Men and women. Phone Oliver
REV SfsS CIAssEs Il. ssas STARTING in bookkeeping
shorthand, touch typing, comptometry, al
office machines; register today: hundreds
It ted Bo9D 81 fss - st M
WILL ACCEPT a limited number OF
students for violin, clarinet, Hawaiian
CLERICAL ExAM.-coaching class starts
Tues, Feb. r, 6-s. Tues, Thqrsdag; ,ts11 SO;
1888 F st. NV, MA. 1888.
ACME SCHOOL for dental technicians.
mechanical denistry--Personalized method
Of teaching: first school licensed in n. J.
dentistry: GT benefits. Enroll today. Out:
of-town students aided in billeting. Il
William ST.. Newark N. j. Market 3-2o57
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Moderr
training in. all subjects; day, night and
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved
for, p; C., reauiremsnts and q training
aae ffaS6 j. 1EssoNs NE 71s Dsr HSsoD mon
cARow PIANO sTuDIos or your home
by Helen Anderson; Beginners only. ADULTS
FRENCH-Private instruction and CONVEX
sation practice by highly cultured widow
of European diplomat. HO. 1868: IT.
tional Correspondence Schools have en-.
rolled more than 100000 students il
their So years Of existence. over 40l
courses to choose from Free catalog OF
courses on request. 210 Bond Bldg. Phone
ME- S166 IT.
BATON TWIRLING and drum majoring
CAPITOL SCHOOL OF DRUM MAJORS
Phone RE. 3044. 13'
CLERK aud stenography exams; when We
coach you, you pass Want to pass youl
exams? Call Mr.. Richards, MI. 955S: THE
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
1918 18th st. NV. (Tivoli Theater Bldg.
14th and Park rd). Estab. 3S yrs. II
Evening star., 1948-02-11
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RTTSTNFSS-


ENGTNEERS {m.), electrical, mechanical
at once. RoYD's. 1883 +. Ma. asss.
several openings: patent law work. $50
wk. up; assoc. stenog. to $50 wk; stenog ),
gen. practice law. $3.50: typist,. good
with figures, $500. Many others hourly
Miss Bond, RE. 1928. FORD EMP
SERVICE, 913 18th st. NV. near Eye st
Al. SECRETARY d9. $1,000, 5-day
week, assoc. work, exper.: secretary
stenog,. cornl. Arm. $50 wk.; patent law
stenographer, start $50; social secretary,
tary. days, $50 wk; stenog. .-secy. edu.
work, 5 days, $500 up; TRANSPORTATION
cheering ofice. $50 wk. Up: legal secre-
taries u0), beg. and expery to SOB wk.
aviation secretary, exper,. $500 mo-: part
time secretary, am. or pm, Sl.2b hr.
up; need 100 new applicants daily for
top salaried positions. Oldest emp, serv-
placed In better positions. See Miss
White or Miss Lee. Welcome. BOYD'S,
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