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Evening star., 1948-07-03
By w. J. Wheotley

Aluminium is expected to become
the new dress of the surface craft
of the United States Navy, as q re-
suit of experiments now being con-
Quoted on a part OF the moth ball
fleet and several vessels engaged
in active operations.
It will be the Navy's first change
of dress since the lead-based, dull
gray supplanted the white fleets
soon after the Spanish American
War.
While naval officers concede the
change will give the fleets and task
forces a brighter hue, it will not be
made for appearance but purely as
matter of preservation.
The change came about through
studies instituted aboard the ships
in moth balls at Green Cove
Springs, Fla, where 1t was found
that the terrific heat of the suns
rays was tearing up the lead-based
gray and leaving the weather decks
exposed to excessive deterioration
and maintenance that was proving
very costly.
As a result, it was found that
better preservative was bituminous
emulsion paint. But it retained the
heat. Further studies were made,
resulting in the black being given a
coating of aluminium paint, which
bounced off the suns rays and, in
cidentally, a considerable amount Of
the heat which was found to be
scaling off the gray.
The change was so effective, ac-
cording to naval spokesman, that
it was decided to experiment with
the ships in active service, not only
to cut down the maintenance cost,
but to reduce the weight of the
paint, since the new coating is con-
siderably lighter.
Evening star., 1948-07-03
Steel Fragment from Rail
Kills CAPITAL Transit Worker

Milton H. Thomas, go, eolored,
Capital Transit Co. track worker,
was fatally injured yesterday when
struck in the throat by a piece Of
steel chipped from track rail.
Montgomery County police at Be-
thesda said he and another laborer
were cutting bolts from the rail at
Cornell avenue and Macarthur bou-
levard. Apparently a sledge ham,
mer blow sent a fragment OF steel
hurtling from the track to Mr..
Thomas neck. 1t severed his jugu-
lar vein
Mr., Thomas, who lived in the
100 block H street NE, was taken
to Suburban Hospital, Bethesda,
but was pronounced dead on arrival.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-04
Questions On School District Answered

The past week many questions concerning the Independent School District for Kodiak have arisen. The following questions and answers are published with the hope that the issue may be clarified:
 l. What does the term "In- dependent" mean?
 A. The term Independent" means that the District is a separate and legal entity and that the District and it's 5 man governing board are independent of the city council and the Mu. nicipal government.
 ?. Does the creation of an Independent School District re- lleve the city of it's obligation to the school?
 A It does NOT. The city will continue to pay it's share of the school funds
 s Does the Territory still make it's 80 percent refund on he cost of operation? A. Yes, it will make this refund
 4. What Territorial fund.- does the Independent school District stand to lose?
 A It will lose the $30 tuition per pupil that is paid by the territory on each pupil living beyond the city limits. 5. Will taxes raised in the Independent School District amount to as much or more than the $50 paid by the terri tory?.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-04
For Your Consideration

The ballot for the Independent School District election, sched' ued for September s the of IA local people candl- dates for the board Five these will be elected
 The MIRROR subm the following cand dates for deration:
 WILLIAM TONE Mr. Stone has been with the Kodiak Rap tlst Mission for number of Surely whose life wo the welfare children interested in the future of all children Mr Stone attended all meetings last winter at which the school district idea fo muated and served temporary cha for several gatherings
 ARTHUR ELSE His experience in the banking business will provide for the business problems which will the school He has the knowledge of bondg loans strict boa d
 LErA HAMPTON She has children in school has background school teaching has the interests all the munty child heart and wants to the best education al facilities D ovded for al well her children
 STANLEY ALVlNE He has two small children who will be school business and home here and be
 permanent resident of Kodiak. with great interest in the betterment of the and it's future.
 JOHN HUGHES Mr Hughes has already given much of his time in paving ground for the election by handling the legal work done he interested in seeing the district reality Hs legal experience and background will be of benefit to tn. board
 Another the selection of the school board pick pc son believe who not busy several other boards and would find their time divided give attention the school board We believe these necessary for the board aud of them is so b therwe could find the time to give school board meetings whenever called
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-04
Town 1idbits

Some very fine pictures of local business houses and eater ,es were taken this week by C.. 70 Standlsh. photog. sphsr for Tewkesbury publishers
 Une of his p,ize shots was of SC versl hab. .tuees of on of the focal taverns The pictures will De on display later at Margo L. ste's where orders will To talk. for tenn Later they Wiil , ca in the new Alaska Al. tnauao
 N hile on pictures of local in crest, there's one in the current Alaska Spog tsman of Frank Nc. jonaghy and some cannery
 yolkers taken several years ago at Cordova. A story in the same 'ssue describes MT McC naghy IS one of the most popular can- lery superintendents in Alaska. Painting notes: latest build. .ngs to get thelr faces lifted are the Cheechako building, the Mecca and Catherine Blanken- ourg's Frontier Bldg offices and the old house that will hold her new store.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-04
Anchorage Times Blasts Taxpayers

In an editorial in the August 30 issue, the Anchorage Daily Times swung one from the floor and rocked the Territorial Tax payers Association to it's heels.
 The association is currently running a series Of advertise ments in the MIRROR, the Times and other Alaskan papers.
 Charging the organization with "phoney approach in ln- troducing it's wares", the Times went on to state: "this associa. tion when first publicly announce ed, held itself out as a group non-polical and non.partisan, for the purpose of studying A laska's basic tax stucture and to foster legislation designed to at. tract new industry to Alaska.
 It continued: I've think the people of Alaska are entitled to know that the Territorial Tax payers Association came to life with enc man serving as spark l plug. He was the attorney for the Alaska fish trap owners
 Meanwhile the Association ordered 8 series of advel tise- ments in local newspapers which revealed the chief purpose of the associs tion to be that of urging Alaskans to vote for the contin ation of fish traps next October I2 The appeal is being made on the basis of taxes, the associa ClOn c0ntendlng that elimination of traps wou d increase the bur den falling upon AIaskans.
 The article continued that This column has no criticism for any person or agency who watts to defend fish traps. But we do criticize an association which approaches the voters as an agency which IS promoting the public welfare and then have it turn out to be front for fish trap owners "
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-04

A. Yes.
 6. live outside the city limits and have no children. Isn't it unfair to ask me to pay taxes2
 A. It is generally agreed that all citizens of a, community are benefited by the school. Our American theory of taxation is not based upon benefits received but upon ability to pay.
 The above questions waIs asked Commissioner of EducA. tion, Dr James c. Ryan whea the Independent School Distres was formulated for Juneau. I'm answers given to the above questions were made by Dr. Ryan,
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-04
Hospital NetOs

BIRTHS:
 To Sgt and Mrs. James Blan- ming, a son, Michael MOigaa. August 29, weight 6 lbs Is OK.
 Mrs. Lee F, (Cathy) Bettingef. who injured her arm when t caught n the gears of g washing machine earller in the week was reported yesterday 10 be doing nicely
 Admitted for minor surgery were Mrs. Helen King and Mich atl Folsom, and tor medica as- tention, James Aalbu, Geo'ge Bamb>r. Mrs. Harry Jackson and Harry Wallace,
 Al Collins went to Anchorage on business thls week.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-04
Catholic Information
A Promise in the Fulfilment

Her altars are raised in every cline and her missionaries afe wherever there are souls to be saved. And this ~ondroas church. as oli5as Christianity, as universal as mankind, is today. after tw enty centuries, as fresh. as vigorous and as faithful as ua the day wh n the Penteeostsa fires were show~red upon the ea tn" (From Gladstone 8 speech against the law .xcIud ng Cath"- lies from the Lord Chanoeilor- ship of Eng and)
 Heaven and earth will pass away but my word will not p&as away" (Mat.. 24:35). Many non-Cathollc historians of today, after honest researcA into the past, are now deciaring that many of the accusations a- ga'nst the Catholic Church. as written in post. Refo matisA days. are pure fabrications. and were concocted only for false propaganda purposes. True knowledge of all things Catholic is open to ever y body at al times It is to give this true knowledge in a simple and easy way-thus cementing good neighborly relations on the basis of understandiDg-that our So- ciety has undertaken this work.
 Fa's anything Catholic. ask a Catholic.
 CATHOLIC! INFORMATION.I ] CLUB BOX l55
 EASEMENT
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-04

Mrs. Anita Mann and 2 children, who have been visiting her mother, Mrs. Ben Kraft for several months, have left for Denver. Mrs Kraft accompanied them to Seattle.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-04
Couple Married

Orver Sanford and Mary Berg were married oD September by Commissioner Anna MaN Vokaceh. Mr and Mrs. Allen Heitman were W tnesses
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-04
Madsen Buys Lot

Lot g Block 5 oT the Ir,t addition has ben tran .erred from Bertha Mach weih to if Madison and c ws'rontN de d tor the sale rec0rded
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-04

1nc COu OI M&n promised. {. "-and beho'd I am with you all days even unto the COZ summation of the world" Matt 28.20) .
 Lord Macaulay wrote:
 There ls not and there never was, 8 work of human policy so we'll deserving of examination as the Roman Catholic Church The proudest royal houses arc but of yester day when com oared aith he llne of the Supreme pontiifs. The republic of Venice was modern when compared with the PaIay and the republic of Venice is gone and the Papacy remains full of life and youthful vigor The Catholic Church saw the commencements of all gov ern ents and all ecclesiastical establishments that now exist in the world, and we feel no as. surance that she is not destined to see the end of them all" (Ex. tracts from Lord Macauley's Els. say on Ranke's History of the ''Popes"J
 Gladstone said: "The Catholic Church has marched for 1900 years at the head of civilization. Her greatness, glory, grandeur and majesty have been almost, though not absolu ely; all that in these respects the world has had to boast of. Her children are more numerous than all the members of the sects combined. (PAID o4DVE.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-09-04

The Son of Man promised and baho'd I am with you all days even unto the COR summation of the world" Matt 0o on, !.. ,'-. yrs
Evening star., 1948-04-04


work (b-a. 6-10 or I'll daily; start 75t
OF. 81 hr.: prefer single girl Gage 20-30l
attrac,,. neat: excellent personality. with
answer phone, fllins, senl. once work; de.
sire unusual, hish-type once girl wht
knows she's worth more but willinx Z
persons. so H' interses ut Vi M Mond.y. $3.50 sS Woln pm
aee 14th st. NV, PAUL J. MILLER
los HospfTHI ffs AIDES to .,sis. sradu.t. nurse,
1s.s5, viii be trained as they work: s, sooe
and sdss
yk.. vacation, sick leave and other priv:
W SssAEHsffSss g4 sSSs siSHssIfs' Ps' slss
and @ aso soi' rh,s & 1asast position iia i, a
dsns a.ress MRS iRs 'R'1 roll I hi aoS Sa
TAVERN, Silver sprins: Nd. Phone sH
1901 only on Tuesday between $50 am
iRa Hos lEsss so0a aintns room. ..p.r,.ns. er..
ETTE, 10th and Eye sts. NV. bet. 10
HotsEkEEPER, white, for .aul. vortin.
couple. S-yr.-old daushter; live IN: pvt
upstairs @ @esdrm T,o good working eond.. small
sookKEEFkR With .t.nesr.phie .xp.rt.
ga essSe c,.o4se.gyn Apply to pIS Room 7els
AoUsEKEErER. white, wanted By meder'
ate household with 8 growing children
must be efhcient and experienced. possess
ing health card Can live in. CAN fo
H0USEKEEPER-White for family Of q
in nearby Arlington, near Fort Myer: sin
gle or widow without children: bet 10.
so years, with pleasant personality. Mus
assume all household duties except laun
dry. as wife Is semi-invalid: a-day week
dfSshsS dSNioR ESssishEkrNa sSss ts gar CLERK Wit,
large utility company; high school eradu
ate; between ages Of g and a5. Good a
mathematics. Can Ma. a925. Ext so
KEY PUScH oPERAroR-1sM. under Is
perm. position with Ice. insurance com
Short 35-hr, 5-day wk Apply Rm. .40s
bet. am. and pm, el6 14th st. NV
KEY PUNCH oPERAToR. alphabeticsl; ex
! per-; pleasant working eond.: frequent pa.
1ResE = ssaeTRfe sis!1Rf5 do ii
te .s., ass9 sa4s; Err, edSs tor Ia,s
ExE 1nsE SIX a9s nss nHsorfsY nH&fI ssos. +,
1855, Mon. o. Tues. 10 to 3 pm. --t
Evening star., 1948-04-04
SITUATIONS woMtN te..s.,

PRACTICAL, NURSES available lgradu.
$s1aatrfc Ss1a sS sNG.sns Sk days .1.sl,s. 70 sss
graduates; day or nisht duty: reasonable
kEIiABLE WaaITTE T NofHEE i yshpy vii s,y. 0s; Day
A6Y to snd .ss to xsh., E va asss s.
panion TO elderly lady Call GIL. 2ssa. "a
NuksE, prae, hosp. exp, to care for men.
physieian's asst: Sunday, RE- 62s1.
NURSE. colored. graduate. practical. de.
s.,,.ness sire: esssns susy q any kind; ~'il :I-
NURSE. graduate. practical, desires con-
yalescent or maternity cases. RA. a1sS
N4Rsf NM4GnRasa peseties po a 70 eooF.d n want. a.y
night duty Cali Twining 1888 g.
NuRsE-HOUsEKEEPER. white. care elderly
LAZY as,y or nS sh,ldssn b week o. Day; reason
fS!s rM iNHMRsE NGRsE sSlorsa se az want. ma.
ternity cases; exper. II. 1868.
RESEARCH ANALYST. age 80. Just re.
turned from abroad: NJ. A. In economies;
Eu1op. ysad' sad seass xm.res sss
sEAMsTREss. eolored. want job making
Ss III sssc K Sssfsf an busy ss.eu,i,.
Who's whose public relations are primary. whose
sesrss I gSSns 9 Rol 5Sis S5ss sttes saeas'rs p'm
SEChETAkf, experienced! capable OF AS
sssis: msinan sss: s.s!s Soa sssR 9ssi Bar.
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER desires
PRositison; Ron Capitol Hill and other experience.
.ss iSsSSSsIss' & Ssi.neA; p.tly. s..sA.y: PVT.
ssr.d rTsaeh Ess2n esss
EEFrSs II; i II sss: 81. 4 ST.: ms:a
scripts; reports. etc: cH. s04I.
TfPiST, exper., desires work at home.
TT9PfiSsGd' TO DO AT HoME-Env.lop.. 1s
os4s Or 1los Il. s4bo' @'' ''''
aHe rsfs ssa' .asr.sss 4, hsss es esbns sf
gsrs specialty. Taylor aeio.
sy.lE Mors; sn,Fantssd nass Free pickup and de-
uNDER6RADSTG2iTE NURSE. col. am yr.
hosp. trainins desires invalid or conval.
case. Accept DOS. In DR.. ONCE. DE. 3053.
vARITYPING DONE AT HOME, neat and
MRS 3 sArS SssH vi ss
WOMAN, ~ sss, s0iored' wants once cleaning.
ysss1 sp.r.9or e ''s.ff e.. sSn S.h' lob m " s
WOMAN; young, wants to address, ;.nye.
psone o' chnreh aaas or asos
'si; 'iss'ss isi ed 1s:a 1sH:Rt :ss;
WOMAN. white, middle-ased. refined. wants
care Of children for working mother. night,
SoSSa II dsS G r:s soiorsa Can dsr.s sf ss ssy work
9t ao1Ns Ges nxba soor.a S H desrss sass position
4wo e'Pii i.i st5a 2 ssss we1k =. maid.
sr. cf'issssS AZ + qrR Rss don. 1 ssis nom.
6y 90 experienced typist; reasonable. At.
Evening star., 1948-04-04
SITUATIONS MEN.

IS: Sssa q s :1'f' tx: :ns :s
ACCOUNTANT: college graduate. age %.
VIE !oesl as@. % On FEE: Psssss.n'n' D0'i5''n ).
msnts. men % aadits: M reasonable. s eos oN. so7H a'''
BAKER desires day work 10 yrs. expert
ence In hotel and restaurant work. Alex.
BooKKEEPER ACCOUNTANT. Books
opened. kept: monthly statements, in
s%: sS: iss s.saSs ss'sss' r.: sssrz 30. ';s &
CAFETERIA MANAGER with OUTSTANDING
q srfs asv saa
plannInf: purshssins: cost control. per
Eon seHUETHRis 'i:a6 is4o ia ea'!ss
CARPENTER, available evenings and Sat-
rh grdhsys; x, also o., Till do interior psintins.
e .'oSad a;s's:T. 's:'i'' e: % a.Es'!Ri
CHEF, cclored. exp.. reliable snd com
SCaAUFFKUR. colored. experienced. don't
sIias asse. T NV. '9Gts s1cs. wants work On days
CHAUEFEUR, msehanie. gardener; hishly
esansr9 esn. ss1 s1'Isps: ssss
COLLEGE STUDENT (male) win exchange
work around nome Tor room and board.
coaLoRED cSa Nan desires eve. p.rt-tim.
emp. from 8 to IL: elevator. ensr, driver,
gsTtsass. PIX. or dishvsshsr; refs. Ph.
cOiORED CONTRACTOR, painter, Al,
desires paintins. inside or exterior; also
plasterins , and eemsntinE. pointing up
sa.s sft.s can AZ an gay yds1 sunday and weekdays
CoLoRED MAN. sober, wants Job As ALL
around cook In hotel or restaurant. Call
for henry, pE; 1898. -6
holsecleaning, painting and gardening.
ia S064
COLORED MAN wants work as short order
cook or kitchen helper. Cali JACKSON
at DE. S0S2.
veteran. eolored, best ref
erences. sober: wishes permanent work;
CHEF, colored. LIST class. Is years exp.
hotel. rest, club or tearoom. st class on
town. Elk. 5973.
DHIVER. cclored. desires lob driving truck
or car; clean record, Ii. s455.
DAYS WORK WANTED, any kind. by
eompetent colofsd man. no. 07be. 10
Am, 10 Pm.
Evening star., 1948-04-04
SITUATIONS wonEA
CCOUNTANT-B -BKPR., vith secrets

sr.;SSet HsSS;ySetNaANI.n with secretarial and
ALTfRATfoSs OF on n'f iad.s ss'dasy ds..... suit.
and coats; expert restylins and remodeiins
sSefs3ce' SssHe' superior worSmanship; reas. ,Ho
ARTIST. creative designer, sxper. in tex.
nansr, sa,es, pasikagins & and gift papers, wal
other 'u types s0t q drsTIns .sss1 sss5
BLANCHE haaisssssisd Fraser, Il sIss iaRi' "a
BABY SITTER, relabl. and dep.ndabl.
isoo . sISooKkEErEn:rYr1sr desires position
snysIopes, So Thousand. District ss63'
Tlence re would like days work week
CLERK -TYiPIsT, experienced. som. knovl.
edge shorthand; desires interesting posi-.
'o9 as' JUNfoR Tssk Bog soos:d sd ss s:r.
pos. as typist- -receptionist in physician
e ssiPpsisfo sse sTR N9 o7
tied lady. not servant class. interested in
fsmily. BOZ lit. Star. ~ ''
sssasA 'aS ainn:l as d.s. S.T' oni1 time rel. e
saJ. CURTAINS 1,,s u ,55AgsDEaEp gs a. hong .g.s,.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experienced In sur
posItion ano enaig s7aU d9ties' desire permanent
bREssMAKING design. remod. alterations;
sss; sssn gowns Owls speciality; reas; MISS BERT
Exicuf4fE tIfyiVf St sEGY .as AS admin hD sgss
sires work recurring responsibiiity. 5-day
sxhcET1Rgh ssia 81 girt .EG%sr.LsT sins LT 4s22 1872.
Spanish. French. German dictstion: I yrs
EXP p i1s 6est s1as refs. Phone Monday, 0 to IL
9. once eiesnins work; after 5 pm. Il.
GIRL. coIored, sxper.. desires lob as clerk
yPi:s: CLERK or bus. machine operator.
Girl. ooiored, desires Job a. .l.vator op-
e5ssor sp. e lisht n.,d's work in . store.
GIRL GSIR wants shy. or mothers helper.
sikL; eoiorsa. desire. ei:rieal york; syDins
GIL eeiorsd = n..s. aa r.ii.bls 90 visSes sSes gen.
SovsfsEsssEEsIE1 81 sissE T. IL. aI.o in Will. ,eu
y,islt; fiaasss.st:nes; bonded; Al rel:
GEADUATE fkScTicAL NURSE. colored.
ia'si snse H. a:I..
position In physician,s once or private
hSTs IapY isS nGs1is. exp TR 1ss 70 o.t.
fant; SiI DO lisht houseworf; $50 week
LADY desires Job as companion to lady
going California. LU. 1884 -
NURSE available for 12-hour night. to
10 hours day duty; best city refs: cancer
and chronic illness preferred. DU. 3002
NURSE. practical. experienced woman:
chronic case and day work preferred; good
references. Taylor I1IS.
NURSE, practical, capable Of taking charge
q patient and home; good driver. IA.
NURSE, practical grad. colored. desires
position In nursing or convalescent home.
NO. 1857.
NURSE. practical, Capable OF taking charge
Of patient and home; experienced. AT
PRACTICAL colored nurse, experienced, de-
sires private case. Adams $751;
PRACTICAL NURek, white. desires Dos.
ton esre for invalid pefson. nv. section.
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Help MEN erd WOMEN Cont. J

HELP MEN ond WOMEN Cont. !.
fTNGERS fcolored) wanted, . bass, 2
tenors, 2 lyric sopranos: must read music
SpE SSPpEEciHL DEMoNsTRATIoN WORK. no
sales exper necessary; perm; good future;
car necessary. Box Ais. Star:
TYPIsTS-Two good typists Of dictation
reception and one copy checker. Apply
Room 800, Star Building. @5
70 WORK In real estate ONCE. no expe-
rience necessary, must be able to drive
car, must be familiar with Prince Georges
co. References required. Salary. S26 wk.
10 start. Box 4S2-R- Star. A.
Evening star., 1948-04-04

gours sse MR VI ng Mon .nd SSmsa09 Tnss 9rom ~,
i to $50 pm. ills st. d NV. o: End sioa Il.
a. "a :sn;sss:s ss's;s ;sS;
sAIaswoaEN. o2f NIS must ;. . tsoroushly nT expert.
nent, excel. salary plus commissior, and
quarterly bonus on entire earnings. Apply
sssa' aps hase aa.F'i ios and posi-
sxsIEs;woMEN-M.k. s real money selling
q nationally advertised revolutionary new
tool for cleaning Venetian blinds: no
an s1s s. sss on sse Bur ss yn
better than SIS per week weekly guar-
oR Ts@ss c isse s:slssa sSR d ~
anasxSMts 2a1 vi r.: .ap.lisss.s: ass s.s.s 40
ssSs :ssss' ss: "a sa asal
satGswoMsNowork ASs sss NSwk a. home Nus.
.ses sns cs S.svs.n
ssAGiEsweMAS. GE; So:ai :.a1iper.epe.d in ..iin1 IN.
son ssss'es peon ssa era
on purchases. free Insurance. paid vaca-
ssn sId APr T. 4 fs T szsEEzBssh ss2zseElSzBPssasih e.
SALESWOMAN. experienced In selling
fine sportswear: excellent salary and COM
mission. permanent position. liberal dis
count on purchases, free insurance, paid
vacation. Apply at once to employment
ONCE, Ord a., RALEIGH HABERDASHER
1910 r st. NV -6
SALESWOMEN, telephone. Must be ex-
perienced in sales, Pleasant voice. Large
income insured. Call between l and 5
p.m.. RE. 5541. -
SEAMSTRESS, reliable, capable Of turning
out high-class ladies' tailoring and al
terations: excel working conditions. good
salary. Telephone day. WI. 2Sa6; nights
and Sundays. 81. 1858 -
SEAMSTRESS, for alteration department
In valet. Excellent salary. Call OIL. 1859
sEAMSTREss. must be exper. on mems
and ladies clothes: good wages, steady
zi s AZ iuIi TIM. 3.
M,ws NJ; ea,gsi Ig;;,J,ys1r g;T 20 9 pm. oEoR9E-
sLCREIAKY 70. VICE fAEs. apd sen;
sry, very nice vorkinE eonditions. Only
LACY'& INC. 500 3 st. NV. -
Evening star., 1948-04-04

APPy II peSs1n 1lsa 9Th St N.Y.
for doctors ONCE; 5h-day, wk.: adequate
IsTEN@oGRAftHERS; @ int.,ii:snt; 80 Or under,
torneys; pleasant SURROUNDINGS. diversified
sfisdossfafss; sslss ssilss pean.s:Ss Sss $3.50
GS S foHs EfsE Hsaasr No a'D!y
s4ssossApAhaKRo YER sit' AaRors sxDer.ne.a p.rm.n.n,
position, 5-day week. State experience and
salsSy sV,. sxDestsa; Box ss5.s Star:
train bright girl Just. out Of school; very
week; state qualifications and salary ex-
saSssS sTENoGkarHEKs7SoaIng, IA HER. p.r.on.be in.
tive hours near Dupont circle. Apply Mr..
sSfG Miss ays nv position in
s;a.iop; ,;a.iop Bonus, pension plan; hospItaiisa-
IL sassofs
sTENoGRAfaER Win fnoxisdse Of book.
experience. references and salary expected.
ssspissii..sioSn. Boz sso.I n sssr.. sr.' g :-0S0
s.Tssn eo-cpsTssiss seheal. Al. "e Va; 1si iali
II aa5s 10 tutor nrst-srade enid. Can
TEACHERs wANTED-s positions paying
up to $500 per month for summer vsca-
ton In educational advisory service which
e do; j local position: . in another local
ity. Qualifications: % to so, 8 years
teaching experience. good record and repu-
tation. Write Immediately in confidence,
giving age. experience and phone Personal
TAILOkEsS- sS-HELfER-To work on mems
sosts s9s Apply Mr.; ALFRED siooaA, .ssf
fsaLEEfiHoSSEI III EEfi sa1m cIgRKnpart Ki1p time: knowl-
edge OF typing preferred but not essential.
TELEPHONE S0LICfToRS {2l, full or
part time; must have unlim. phone. pI.
TELEPHoNE OPERATOR. experienced. Ap.
ply smployment ONCE. WARDMAN PARK
4H TIlErHoNe sSSGdasff sSilefroRs 81 nv experienced
preferred, excellent opportunity to earn
for so.gsttsr. Apply in person, cAVA-
TREEErkSNNss III rkSNs sdildiTI66Rs I6 s. ma Earn money
at home: unlimited phone: nationally
known product. Boz 42f-R; Star.
stand handing titles for large Ford dealer:
1880 per week % start. Can Mr pil-
lon for appointment. LOGAN MOTOR Co,
1ll1 18th st. NV. p1. $500. -