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Evening star., 1949-11-15
sALEsMEk

A LONG G-ESTABLISHED local paper
wholesale house has openings for !
or Q men bet. ages 24-30, with high
school or college education. Ample
opport. for serious minded men, with
natve Wd.n iS our and ambition fes Can sae.
4433, Mr.. r. o. Land. for inter
view: CHAs. @. sToTT CO. NC.
REAL iyI' RsTATE esh Il; hsisALEsMEN-2 activ,
salesmen, men or women: must have
car. knowledge. Of value OF rea
estate desk @ and ,o1 phone nn q akSRY kSqr oiS
WIILoyaHsY. sos Mass. ave. ne
AfPiIANcE Pi lance SALESMAN. neat intelli.
gent; young man to sell kitchens
GE, Hotpoint and Westinghouse ap'
Dsness son ;oHs Gar g. tuTR WrBsFRR HRRly 's
csxsNyA;ssERs-six Al :; $ young men want vans.e
for interesting work: 5 hours q day
college students preferred: trans.
portation. salary and commissions
mornings between 9 and 12. -21
are Christian men; who need $4,000
year; men who are not afraid o.
work. Write giving qualifications
P. o. Box 2061, Potomac station
sfoRM HSssI WINDOW sALEsMAN-Her,
10 your opportunity, the new Stoact
etoaco triple-track storm window
Is herei! New drastically reduced
prices, on 1t and on the Stoact
outside easement storm window
make our products the most sale.
able on the market. We need ex.
perienced men who deserve large
earnings; with our aluminium avn
ings We have Q year round market
contact US now. AMERICAN ALUM.
mum sFECIAIIT1ES. INC, I'll
sTATisTICAL COOLING CLERK. 70,
national research organisation;. at
least 2 years experience or college
training: excellent working condi-
tions. Salary $196 per month. Boz
VIZ HAVE opening for two salesmen
experienced in selling cash registeri
or other ONCE machines, and capa'
BILE Of earning $1,000 OF more an.
nually. Car necessary. Replies con-
Adential. BOX 39S-J, Star. -1t
CLOTHING SALESMAN, thoroughiy
experienced, who knows the mems
clothing business and can sell better
mems clothing and related mer.
chandise, Excellent earnings and
5 Rsr1.ns;nss ssuEss Rs;asisa me-. E. 1906 Ms vis
ave. NV. 10
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SITUATIONS MEN
SALES MANAGER


AUTOMOBILE SALES MANAGER for
new car dealers young man now
employed as, as sale: s.9, manager u5. for loesl
uate, former Army oficer. sober,
married. Write Box 9th. Star.
CHAUFFEUR or commercial driver,
elevator operator, porter; colored
coMaaRcrAI 5siishlf; L. AkT2s4s si9s4s' young man
3 yrs. experience, desires perma-
nent position, references furn. Box
305-K. Star. IT,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -Construc-
tion supervisor desires connection
with firm specializing in commercial
altsratoins; altsratoiins; Phone CO: 1919. E21
saE.sn hssa sse
vice, nominal salary TO prove my
ROOD MANAGER, Industrial. hotel:
knowledge food and LIQUOR control
and costs; cafeteria and restaurant
f1SgfTisRee eod2ed Boz soih @irl.d staI eb H.
dren, have outside Job; desire small
yia. yrs. e1per. e sue caIl CO. I4is. ''
MAN, 3s. his. grad. 10 yrs exper
In IN sHit osst RyTe psns
outside sales. TR. 4S0O. -21
PAINTING. exterior and interior; hour
rate or contract material at cost.
sECRETARY, man. 3s. college back
ground. some writing experience,
highly efficient. desires permanent
local connection. Box 29S-K Star.
sTENOGRAPHER, man. fast, accu-
rate. desires part time or temporary
position; age. 40; $3.50 hour; LU.
YOUNG MAN, colored. with I949
station sedan jeep. desires work OF
any kind. AK. 1854.
YOUNG MAN, colored. Is, will do any
manual labor, day or night. II nee
essary will travel. AT. 2370. 15s
EXPER. SOBER PORTER desires lob
in grocery or dept. store. HU. 1922
CoLoRED TRUCK DRIVER seekins
employment, knows Wash. and Mary
land, call co. 1886.
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YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN
Splendid opportunity fo1
an ambitious, aggressive
young man with book
keeping background and
typing ability. One who
can get along with peo-
pie, those with whom he
works and the public
with whom he deals. II
you are seeking a posi-
ton with a definite fu-
ture, see Mr.. David.
AUTO MONEY co.
1901 18th ST. NV.
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Lawrene. Weaver. y, 5ss. 9Th st. NV
on'' TsSqy sh.ln.a 4 ns.y q S9G4 agatss: aTd st.
James W. Taylor. 35. 1474 Columbia I'd
Gladys Mees. Al. 3O4 10th st. ne
Infant Macintosh, Mt. Rainier. Md.
Fannie Moten. so, 324 Bryant St NV
BENJAMIN G. Topic, 30. 746 Harvard st
Narcie witherspoon. 4s. e34 New Yorl
ave. NV.
Robert B. Bruno. AZ, 1853 Swami st. NV
Geraldine Ford, /. Mason Spring. Md
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| BrookIond to Collect
|YuIe Toys for Needy

The Brookland Citizens Asso-
citation last night appointed q
committee to collect toys for
needy Washington children at
Christmastime.
The committee was also in
structed to prepare a Christmas
party for the December meeting
Of the association.
E. Perry Cunningham, presi-
dent. conducted the meeting in
the Brookland School, Tenth and
Monroe streets NE.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

EGG GAMBLERS, white, exper.; good
pay and working conditions. Apply
SOUTHERN STATES MARKETING
347 Va. ave. s.w., DI. 2025. -l7
MAN AND WIFE for tourist court
Live on place. Everything furn.
with salary. College Park vicinity
SODA FOUNTAIN HELP, white, exp.
ana reliable. Male or female, apply
in person. ANNAPOLIS PHARMACY,
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. No. AIT
Telephone solicitors, NO. AIT
Telephone solicitors, No. AIT. --1i
TYPIST-CLERK, 5-day week. $50 tc
$50; starting salary, $50; cal
essential for transportation; spelling
speed and accuracy In tipping, with
experience on. Sound Scriber. equip
ment required: knowledge Of book
keeping will be an asset. Call MR.
WEHMEYER, Union 1904.
YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN to sell In
drapery department of fine furni-
ture store; must have thorough
knowledge Of fabrics used for drap-
cries, slip covers and reupholster-
ing: excellent opportunity for ambi-
tious person. Apply to Mr.. Zweigen-
haft, MAYER & CO., 421 7th St
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SAlESMsk iCor:..

ACCOUNTING MACHINE SALESMAN
Opportunity for young man. be-
tween ages 1884. to train for career
as systems salesman. Must have
knowledge of accounting methods
and some sales experience. Excellent
compensation plan. Call for appt..
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.,
accounting machine sales division.
WOULD You LIKE TO WORK with
man earning $4,000 q year?
Must be good closer. Call OW. 1900.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC (cont. }

G.H.W, colored girl, wants day.
GIRL, coiored, wants part time o,
days work. DI. .2082.,
GIRL, colorsd, desires Job ao Is nurse
G5sal sSs4. '0l0Fed' wishes s'h.v' AD
GIsL' sssS sslored. desires days work
GIRL. coiored. wants Job as moth
fF fs heDsI aoareS Sr shw ness dssr.s s9 ss7S York
GIRL, colored. wishes part-time OF
HOUsEKEEPER, white, settled: adult
family, live IN; good nurse; $2o
LAUNDRESS, out by day, also to take
home, will do curtains. MI. 1927.
WOMAN, colored. desires job as baby
sitter. References. AID. 1864.
housework and cook; live in; de-
pendable and experienced. Du
WOMAN, colored, g.hv, laundry and
cook, expcr. days week; any
hrs, city refs. vi. 1855.
WOMAN, colored, desires g.h.w.;
Ssss y ss1 Ses2 f2o5ss 500 resa VIII s:
cept any offer: Ii. 3-392l. :.
EXCELLENT COOK, care of semi-in.
valid, or maid work. desired by COL
ored woman; TR; 1919.
WANT PART-TIME PLACE or din
ners or parties; good refs. ME
NifGGHHTl SCHOOL STUDENT, colored
% esi: ard exp exp 81: osoe7' 'A1''.A
MOTHER, with school-ase child, de.
sires g.h.w. for board and salary,
sEnIAskE sG1 GgI;K DAY S'es; WORKER, with ho ref.
erences, wishes work. vi. 435S after
coIoREp siIo H GIRL wishes s.h.w., .x-
per: city refs, no nights. Ii
NEAT eCoLoRED GIRL. job as maie
in store, office or home, or days
work, full Or part time, 3 days
COL. GIRL, desires days work, 5h.
day week; exp, refs. ME. 1913. .
COLORED GIRL, desires cleaning Of
fee for doctor or light house work
Call FIR. 2116. 15s
COLORED WOMAN desires Afternoon
work cleaning ofhces. DI. 1856.
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Births Reported

(From D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistic
Grover and Shirley Payne. girl.
Fred and Norajean Ray, boy.
william and Mary Riley. girl.
George and Mildred Salansky, girl.
Philip and Marjorie sapin, boy.
Bertrand and Evelyn Sheehy. boy.
Benjamin and Betty Shriver, boy.
Max and Mildred Sinsletary, girl.
Benjamin and Bettigene Smith, girl.
Robert and Ruth Strong, boy
Lloyd and Betty Tenny, boy.
James and Mary Thomas, boy.
Anthony and Celeste Vito, boy.
David and Helen Walters. boy.
Robert and Janet White. boy.
George and Jane Winkler, girl.
julius and Margaret Wright boy.
Eugene and Margaret Raphel, girl.
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| John and Helen Keeping. boy.
George and Mary Riston. boy.
Bernard and Mary Sanford, girl.
oliver and Dorothy Schriver, boy.
Walter and Katherine Sharp. girl.
Wilburn and Efle Shelton. boy.
Milton and Verece Silverman, girl.
William and Anne Smen, girl.
William and Elizabeth Stansbery. boy
Edward and Julia Taylor, girl.
James and Mary Thompson. boy.
William and Joan Undegrafi. boy.
| Thomas and Elsie Walton, boy.
James and Barbara Ward, boy.
Harold and Elizabeth Wilson, boy.
Harold and Ruth Violin, girl.
Warren and Catherine Young. boy.
Daniel and Mary Galloway, boy.
Eugene and Mary Colbert, girl.
Robert and Elizabeth Hagler, boy.
Joseph and Helen Hawkins, boy.
Bishop and Gladys Jones. girl.
Nathaniel and Lucille Murphy, girl.
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11o1 IN ara nv

CLERK, white. to work in valet shop.
Apply in person, FAMOUS VALET.
1890 Suitland rd. Sc. III
young woman, &C
curate with figures and good hand
writing a requirement.; smart ap-
pearance to train as cashier with
mornings. 9:30 to 1890 only. KAP-
LOWITz, on 18th between E and r.
lie
CLERK. neat. clear handwriting; able
to type: 5-day wk., 8 to 8. Apply
End A.. 1722 Eye st. NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT, Christian; 5-day
-yironment; age 1928. Box 479-J,
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SITUATIONS poMEsIlc

CHAMBERMAID-Young lady wants
iob part time. s to 12 pm. call
COOK AND G.H.W., reliable colored
woman; city ref. Please phone LU.
3-1I86.
CIV, girl. colored. desires part
time or days work. AID. 9740.
CIV, girl, colored, wants days
work; ref. FIR. O921.
G.H.W., col. gtrl wants part-time or
days work; RET. FIR. l343.
G.H.W., girl, colored, desires days
work or 5-day week, cleaning, laun-
dry. children care; $6 and earfass.
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PERSONAL

HoUsEKEEPER-YounE woman de; de;
references. Box 307-K. Star.
CONFIDENTIAL typing and stenog-
raphy expertly done daily, week
ends. ends ,y syenings' asss holidays. Reasen- 1ss
ALoHA!! Enjos = dry home! For
only $3,95 2 gal; -Rainprnf" out
es stes 1es eaS q app.d sSSL sps 1abser
compound; made BY FOUNDRY
RUBBER, INC, Oh. $500; mfrs. Of
Paracrete.
VACANCY now available y new wing
of my nursing home: 24-hr. nurs-
sHg sng; anaa licensed by county and State
yAcAST. "a; Sg.' comfortable, rest home. 1
tray service. sH. 4oI4. is
s-mm. home-movie outft. You can
- the same at UPTOWN PHOTO
SUPPLY. 1869 Irving st. NV, 10.
CHILDREN boarded in licensed home,
SMART WOMEN ARE well fittea
women and vice. versa. More skill
.ui is Il LEA sias nkds sesn isssas bsnsssMAEas s9n
(formerly Of 6th ave. N. ~. about
any clothes problem you have now.
Centrally located. lilo ? 1t. NV.
RIM. 90. Tei. EX. 1903.
ALTERATIONS AND DREsSMAkING.
custom tailorinE. dssifnins; Quick.
rzsRie RzsRieD sAia laRs wsssa: 8 a. ss. NA efs,
Ions. Belts and buttons covered.
trimmings, yarns. sewing supplies.
1895 L St. NV. MA. .9857.
FUR COATS ren,odeled; iatest style
a7se assrt!DI al b. .na asts s:Dss s, timer Rnsns w
EsCORTS-Afternoon OF evening; for
~ pm soi7 3 St. Il Conn: II.
MHsrrYSs nts1 sfsi 'Gs slAG 81 '''e'5tnsfs
NURSE = oners II s'i room, board, laundry
to elderly lady; 24-hr. supervision,
kindness, tray service. ia. 944s.
VACANCIES in Sunset Club for elder
" ladies' with sunny disposition;
good home and board. WI. 915s:
REwEAv1NG AND REPAIRING. q al
clothing dsmsses; 9 professional
service; burns, tears, insect dsmaxe
or wear; invisible repair. NEEDLE
CRAFT, $50 18th at. NV, End floor;
1859 Columbia I'd. NV and LOT N.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly people
with nursing care. opposite walter
Reed Hospital:. GE: 4256. -1S
RECORD OWNERs-Know your col
lection. Avoid unnecessary handing.
We catalosue records feaSonably,
efnciently. MISS sEYLER. Du. 94S3
FEEI BErTER after arst treatment
Or no fee. Men and women come
% be convinced. Hy the use Of
sleetrotherapy: diathermia: hisn.
LIGHTS. enemata. corrective diet, and
other natural methods. firmly
believe I can relieve suffering due to
nervousness, exhaustion, backa che
or headache, Sinus colds. or hu.
hsnsa Asnnf sonss hnd L.ds nature. rec.
path. 20 years experienee: aA. 1885:
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS of the Hugh Reilly
CO.. Inc. will be held at the ONCE of
the company. 1884 New York ave.
NV. at noon, Thursday. December
8, 1949. for the election of officers
Cor the ensuing year and for such
other business as may come before
the meeting Signed HUGH REILLY
COMPANY, INC, by Agnes E. Cady,
Secretary. -16
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by anyone
SMARR, Oil N. Irving, Arl., Va. 16'
NURSES UNIFORMS made to order,
KLAUS, INC, 90S E st. NV. Open
Mon. Fri. 8 a.m.-4:30 pm.
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by any one
other than myself. PAUL WALKER,
4037 Grant st. ne.
Lock Trouble? MA. 6058
Home and auto locks repaired and
replaced. Keys fitted to any lock;
door rSTe shsekS Is. oyeIhsuiedi ssFs ie lock co.
902 EYE ST. NV.
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KfSJ NUlu. HFc. II. v
MANAGER


For beautiful new Silver
Spring store. Experience
and ability in supervis-
ing all phases of wom-
ems apparel store opera
ton essential. State
places of employment
and your qualifications
in full detail and salary
expected. Write MIR.
Harris, jr., for interview.
JOSEPH r. HARRIS
CO., 1924 F st. NV.
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HOUSEKEEPER-COOK

HOUSEKEEPER-COOK
Must be thoroughly experienced and
fond Of chilren; to stay nights
(other help employed. $50 Wk
DE. 1146 after 8.
MAID for g.h.w. and plain cooking
live in, room and shower In bsmt
1871 Holly st. NV, ia. 229S. -l5
MAID. colored, experienced cook and
g:ha;w.; must have city refs. GE.
MAID, refined; live In. pvt. rm. and
bath, new hCSae; g.h.w.: references:
experienced; no cooking: $50 wk.
RA. $50. 1919 Underwood st. NV.
s.h.v., family 2, live-in,
upstairs pvt. room and bath; must be
good cook and thoroughly reliable
and Trustworthy, have good refer
ences: pleasant home with every
consideration. To settled person who
meets above requirements, call AID.
1104. Sun. 8 to IL am. and to 8
1SExfERiEkCEp W s fEs o GIRL. ss ute to live in,
for .g.h:w. in Va. country home;
small family; must be reliable,
honest and willing to learn. Phone
Fairfax 433-W-1 after pm. III
WILL GIVE ROOM to settled colored
woman, in colored home. for care
after $50 pm. IA. 06S4. III
WHITE WOMAN wanted as house
keeper and cook. Call after 6 pm.
GIL. 1886. 3sl7 Fairfax dr.. Arl..
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MEN
CIVIL ENGINEER
Computor. must be exper. land work
cuts. fills, grades, ETC.. $4,000.
EDITORIAL STATISTICIAN
Must be exper. magazine sales field
preparation of charts. sales trends
forecasts. etc. $4,000.
LABOR MANAGEMENT
Writer. must have direct exper. re.
tail labor MANAGEMENT field, knowl
employer-employe communications
'nfl. benefit plans, etc, $4,000 up
CRAFTSMAN
Architectural detail. college. several
years exper. detail drafting. com
mercial and residential. To 81. 800
ASST. BKKPR. .-TYPTST, $1,000.
WOMEN
AECRETARY. knowledge bookkeeping
S". 13N
I.YP1sT. afternoons, s1.25 hr., med
zeal technician- typist, 81 400.
WALTER H. KESSLER
PERSONNEL SERVICES.
612 Washine ton Bldg, 10Th ano
NY NV ST, 9442
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK houseworker, for small fam
lily. in beautiful WeStberry, Long
Island, New York; pvt. rm., salary
$50 weekly. Write CHARLES HAN
SEN 119 West 57th St., New York
City. III
G.H.W., mother and daughte,
wanted; mother to cook and clean;
daughter to assist 2 school children
with time of for own school; both
live, in. VIII also consider Q capable
maids. Refs. EN-. 1131. III
G.H.W.-COOK, bet. rs and 40 yrs;
one who takes pride in well-kept
house: small family. live in. $50
GIRL, white, exp. for g.h.w.; live
in; local refs: and health card re-
HOUSEKEEPER, middle aged, care
tor : chIldren, lid aoa 1--we in. refs. pre-
6OUSEkEEPER, white, family Of 8;
live in, act as aunt to children;
home PRIVILEGES. Phone TO. 5275.
HOUsEKEEPER. white. 1886 yrs,
experienced with small children;
not expected to do cooking or
cleaning; board and pvt. quarters
furnished. Call ME. POLL before s.
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HONE IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, improve.
ments. basement to roof. No money
G%Ns;r dewn; 2 Yrs. Yrs. V s1 Pay; py,7 HAMILTON II
caRSsNrG2. SGfsEN 81 paeEFehss aE hss7h hinclosed REQ.
rms, any type Of repairs and re-
modelling. LU. 3-7179. -15
FENCE. chain lengths, galv.; SO mos.
to pay, concreted. Armistice Day
special. Days, FIR. 1889; ewes. VI.
1858. -16
FENCING-Prompt and expert in
stallation Of chain link wire fenc.
ing. 1t protects your home and
keeps your yard safe for childrens'
play. Call ME. 1910 for free esti.
mate. GRIFFITH CONSUMERS
1413 New York ave NV. -15
FLOOR SERYiCE-Nothing but the
best; aging. sanding, hnishines
cleaning: parouet installation. Bruce
TORS, INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave.
North 215
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Andrew and Naomi Nelson. boy.
Edward and Mabelle Shaw, girl.
John and Leone Thompson. boy.
Thomas and Edwiandina Collier, boy.
Earl and Antoinette Greenleaf, girl.
Joseph and Gladys Harley, girl.
Joseph and Mildred Hewby, girl
Thomas and Beatrice Lester, boy.
George and Eva Murray, girl.
William and Willie Page. bly,.
Willie and Maude Slaughter, girl.
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70 rooi. csH 81 SSss:sT ie. -
ING CO 1903 Eve st NV.
PAINTING. MISUNDERSTANDING
and caulking, roofing and gutter
spouting and general repair. Esti-
RTtes RH sa7s gladly given L. 9iS s-SS31'
PAPERING, PAINTING. white mech.s
free est; reas. rates. DE. 1878
after 4:30 pm; 70. 6513 any time.
PAVING - Concrete sidewalks. fiag-
stones, driveways. Easements, etc.s
asphalt driveways. parking ,,; lots;
PAvING-Driveways. parkings. side.
walks. etc: blaek-top or concrete.
SIDING-All types: cover your homS
now for winter. Insulation. Get ths
best for less. No down payment; 3
years te pay. Call Ho. esss; eyes.
Storm WINDows-Double hung or
easement. wood or aluminium. Get
the best for less. No down payment.
8 years to pay. Call for free esti-
mate. no. $3.50; eyes,, DE. 95s4s
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MEN WITH CARS

Our expansion program creates open
ing for men who are willing work
ers to qualify for positions with over
motion. Short training period foI
those who meet requirement. No
canva ssing or collecting. Apply
MERIT METAL CRAFT CORP. 251
Bladensburg rd., 10 am. to pm
Tuesday through Thursday. ID
YOUNG MAN, white. to deliver and
install ranges and refrigerators
drivers license nec.; must know
city and be capable Of heavy lifting;
Apply in person. BRAY q scARFF
SALES. INC. 1913 18th st. NV
YOUNG MAN, mems wear: good fu-
ture. RICKY TIES, 71s 14th st,
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MEN

FL TO 35
Why not learn to operate q streetcar
or bus and assure your future with
steady year-around Job? Men
Of good character with clear records
will be taught and paid while
learning. Earnings are steady and
Include free transportation, paid
vacation, sick leave and other bene-
fits. Investigate by applying now,
Monday through Thursday. $50
am. to IL noon.
TRANSIT co.
Employment ONCE, 1882 M st. NV.
(Take routes 80 Rosslyn.. 20 Cabin
John. 80 Friendship Heights street
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NATIONAL CORP.

Has career Job for man selected;
Contacts furnished. expert field
with us and are only fair, you will
earn Ss5 week; II you are tops
you will earn $3.50 and UP every
wk. in the year. Apply manager,
$40 Ring Bldg., 18th and M sts.
NV, 10 am. to. l p m. only, to
arrange for interview. -l6
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RESIDENT SCHOOL
GI APPROVED
American Television, Inc.
1910 EYE ST. NV.
EX. 54O6
MOTOR TRAVEL

GENTLEMAN driving to Florida
about Dec. l desires one passenger.
CHI 1867 or write Box BOX, Star.
WANTED-A good driver for Buick
car and 2 passengers to share ex-
penses to Florida. Leaving Nov Is.
WO. 453O, 6 to 10 pm. 16e
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

INSTRUCTION COURSES
MILLINERY CLASSES - Groups
small. Teachers experienced. ST.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture. all subjects taught. Approved
as STsPiHd eoGsds fssss 1alc %As.9ss 8 f. ns
81; 1aGS' p1ANo-chord study, i'm.
provisation. harmony, beginners. ad-
yanced; free demonstration: N. Y.
sSiI sCHooL oF MODERN MUSIC, ST.
AZ fGo4i iNs2KGhasNrs 81 fhsSi TAUGHT. Elh free
use Of new instrument for 10 weeks.
Instructors from Capitol Theater and
Leading hotels; n. =; SCHOOL OF
M1PESH sF s5s, H9s5eI ~ ss5s geo 18th st: ih Nv
P.se. soY6 Sch seHooI' eSs''1asj ao6 1ssh atfs
PRivATE SPANISH LEssoNs-Na-
tive. American University. graduate:
reasonable rates. Elk. 400, Ext.
IF You ARE MECHANICALLY minded
talk to US about your future. Our
complete. thorough course. in dental
technolosy auahfes you for an IN;
Nations leading dental technicians'
unions-approved for veterans. This
is the only dental technology school
In this area; Free place upon grad-
information. KERPEL SCHOOL or
= st: nv. sf. ss40! fTH 4 ~ :
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English: sell confidence, fresdo1
., from seff.eonseiousness.M Nj. -2Sfo
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Deaths Reported

From the D. c. Bureau Of Vital statistics,)
Maurice H. Broadwater. rs, Clifton Ter.
Apis.
Edward Rosenthal. rs, 1922 NJ st. NV.
Sarah Lewis. "a, 300 10th st. NV.
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SEAMSTRESS, fun or part time. with
some tknqyledge q selling ladies,
! ~ Asply ms 7a7 ''...''.11 7.n st. st.
SECRETARY, experienced. adaptable,
with Steno skillsrfef
I Rn1Ane day 4ssatnments. Re
SECRETARY and stenographer, d.
versif1ed duties. 5-day week, edi,
torial once, centrally located. ,CCau
SODA DISPENSERS, 1910; good
wages and working conditions. Ap-
ply Mrs. Palmer, q. 8. EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE, 5O3 X st. NV.
SODA DISPENSER, colored. expert
not phone. oUIGLEY's, 21st and
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CLERICAL WORKER

vertisements; must be high school
graduate and able to pass physical
examination; will be required to
work one Sunday out of three; s.
day. 4O-hour week with many en-
ployment advantages; neat pen
manship required; permanent posi-
tion to dependable worker. Apply
Personnel once, Room sos, Star
Building.
THE EVENING STAR
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tion with many employment benefits.
Apply in person, $40 Conn. ave.
NV Ia
STENOGRAPHER and ofice assist
ant, small ONCE. vicinity Conn. ave
and K st. Interesting work. Phone
sPEN6GRApHER, II: osisi claim dept. Of
week, pleasant working conditions;
experience not necessary. Mr..
BAILEY. Ma. 1890. 10
STENOGRAPHER-Full or part-time
5-day week. must have been an
A grade student In school. RE. 1852.
STENOGRAPHER - Thoroughly ex-
per, well educated; under 80. 81
day wk., pleasant surrounding, good
starting salary. State full details.
Box 1861; star. ,.. , ,,
open in the circulation dept. OF a q
viii appeal to girl who' wants 2
variety Of duties and congenial asso-
ciates. She must be a good typist
and stenographer and able to handle
detail work. There will be oppor-
tunity for advancement for the
right person. Working hours are
S:15-5, with 5-day. 40-hr. wk. No
Sat work and weekly paydays. The
organization has a liberal company
paid insurance program. Paid vaca-
tion and sick leave and other EN-
ploye benefits. Our personnel direc-
tor will be glad to discuss the posi-
ton with you personally at your con-
venience. Just call d.. 1900. Ext.
261, for an appt. bet. $50 and 8.