of Employes Inadvertent, McNayr Says in

Naming of Employes Inadvertent, McNayr Says in Statement

In an account of a Montgomery County press conference, The Star last Tuesday inadvertently attrib- uted to County Supervisor I. G. Mc- Nayr the names of four persons now employed by Democratic-controlled county offices after their services were terminated by the Republicans.

Mr. McNayr, who conducted the press conference, said it was never his intention that the names of the former employes should appear in the press.

Mr. McNayr issued the following statement:

“In a recent press conference the press representatives were told in confidence the names of persons who had resigned or left the county pay- rolls for reasons of their own, and who subsequently were picked up and placed on the payroll of bi- county commissions or other State- controlled county agencies.

“It was never my intention that the names of these former employes should appear in the press. Nor did I imply incompetence or Inefficiency on the part of such employes. My only purpose in making the statement was to forestall, if possible, a

practice which I do not feel serves the best interests of the taxpayers of Montgomery County.

“I hope that the persons whose names appeared will consider this an apology for such use of their names.

“Individuals are not meant to be the targets for such statements. Practices and policies of public agencies should continue to be criticized.”

Book Drive for Holland Opens Here Tomorrow

A two-week book drive for Holland will be Inaugurated tomorrow by the Washington chapter of the Nether- lands-Amerlca Foundation.

Many schools and libraries were bombed out during the war.

Book donations may be left at the United Nations Club, 1701 Nine- teenth street N.W., or the Security Storage Co., 1140 Fifteenth street N.W. Donors also may call Woodley 8669 or Ordway 2027 and the books will be picked up. Books in English are preferred.

Births Reported (From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics.) Lewis and Grace Pick. boy. David and Edith Platt, boy. Stanley and Mary Pyfrom boy. Wright and Dorothy Robins on, girl. John and Thelma Radtgan, boy. Paul and Helen Resnick, boy. Louis and Ella Rendelman, boy. Lawrence and Julia Raum, boy. Hyman and Rose Sachs, girl. Boyd and Ruth Schaff, girl. William and Margaret Scott, boy. James and Ida Scott. Jr., girl. Thomas and Olive 8eaton, ooy Joseph and Mary Skinner, girl. Harry and Janet Stello, boy. Karl and Florence Swenson, girl. Charles and Cleo Thomas, girl. Richard and Elizabeth Thompson, girl. Robert and Audrey Timmerman, boy. Forrest and Mildred Townsend, boy. Eugene and Dorothy Trapani, boy. Clarence and Martha VanDejsen, girl. William and Louise Ward, boy. Oscar and Rdsalie Warner, girl. Daniel and Dorothy Adams, girl. Hoskar and Juanita Bing. girl. Bullelgh and Travola Broxton. girl. William and Edyth Bryant, girl. Henry and Christine Dove. boy. Theodore and Dorreen Frlbbley, girl. John and Evelyn Ellison, boy. James, Jr., and Lillian Gantt, boy. Earl and Florence Gatewood, boy. Mervin and Louise Green, boy. Oerald and Ruby Green, boy. Nathaniel' and Pearline Hall, girl. gbarite and Abbie Harris, boy.

obert and Mattie Harte, boy. Joseph and Gloria Henry, boy. William and Agnes Hill, boy. Charles and Emma Hines, girl. Bari and Omer Holmes, boy. Malachi and Annalee Jones, boy. Oleason and Louise Martin, girl. George and Sallie Matthews, girl. Lester and Pearl Merriwether, girl. Waiter and Florine Miles, boy. John and Alice Ray. girl. James and Mary Russell, boy. John and Mary Savov, boy. James and Lilly Seals, girl. James and Beatrice Smith, girl. Benjamin and Clata Wedge, boy.

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SPECIAL NOTICES. ACCOUNTING-BOOKKEEPING. complete service by qualified accountant. Books started and kept. All tax returns made; Mr Brown, A. R. SEELYE CO., DI. 0858. 1400 L st. n.w. —17 ACCOUNTANT, expert, books ctarted, kept, part time; tax returns prepared, itatements. audits- reasonable. OR 2074. GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 30. 40 sal. automatic; no cash needed, small monthly payment; Immediate Installation. D. A. STANSBURY. LI. 3029. GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-water heating plants; no cash needed, small mcnthly nayment: immediate installation D A STANSBURY. LI. 3029. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, veteran. 5 years diversified experience; books kept, statements prepared: complete tax service ren- dered: reasonable. CH. 2000. Ext 328. 19* MIMEOGRAPHING DEPARTMENT of Secretarial and Office Services can now offer 24-hr. service (and often less!: expert stencil cutters: all work guaranteed: rates reasonable. Call MISS BARRETT. Decatur 8948. —16 I MILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any debts Incurred bv any one other than myself. L. CURTIS RIGGAN, Jr.. 4029 7th st. n e. 17* I MILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any debts other than those Incurred by myself CHARLES K. ROGERS. 225 10th st. n.e • rtUviAVno •nntr>« — — a

HUE MIN <C—t.l AKTIST—Fine art* claaa Instructor In art school. Box 88-ft. Star. —IS AKTIST—Must be capable of ustn* cut-all machine for cutout letters, full or part time. Apply employment office, 4th floor, S. KANN SONS CO. —18 AKTIST—Advertising art claw Instructor in art school. Box 96-R. Star. —16 ASSISTANT JANITOR, colored, middle- aged preferred, for large apt. house; hours 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; no quarters. THOS J. FISHER & CO., INC., Realtor!. 738 16th

AUTO*MECHANICS <2), lat-clas* men with exper. on Studebaker preferred; good working condition! and nay; 6-day week; 1% time for overtime, vacation with pay, also pay for holidays. It will be worth your while to talk thlg over with our service manager. Mr. Shade McNEIL MOTORS. 1418 P at. n.w.. CO. 2153. —15 AUTO MECHANICS, experienced: clean, well-lighted ahop; best of working conditions: splendid pay plan, paid vacations and holidays and many other advantages. Apply Joe Sullivan. PARKWAY MOTOR CO 3040 M st. n.w. AUTO MECHANIC, fully experienced, especially good on brakes, clutchces and trans- mission. Must have tools._Salary, $1.20 per hour Plus overtime. ESSO SERVICE CENTER, North Capitol and Florida ave.

—16 AUTO MECHANICS, first class. Ford experience preferred; this Is your opportunity to make a permanent connection in a newly reorganized shop In Washing- ton's fastest growing Ford dealership. Apply to Mx. Blohm, FRANK SMALL. JR.. INC., 215 Penn. ave. s.e. LU. 4343/—20 AUTO MECHANICS; first class only. Apply O'BOYLE TRUCKING CO.. 817 Michigan ave. n.e.. In person. Oood pay and good working conditions. Permanent positions for truck mechanics. —17 AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, must be experienced on Ford cars: 50-50 pay plan; plenty of work, paid holidays and vacation, 5',4-day week: with Washington's largest Ford dealer. See Mr. McDonald, 8TEUART MOTORa 3rd and H sts. n.e. —17 AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS—Most modern, scientifically equipped service garage in the area has good earning positions open, for experts only. Free hospital, life and sickness Insurance. We want six mechanics. 2 metal men, 2 lubrication men. 1 undercoating man. 2 car washers. 4 polishers, lcomblnation painter and metal man. BEND ALL-PONTIAC, 1400 King at., Alexandria. —15 AUTO. MECHANIC, experienced, good working conditions; good salary. BOWIE- VINCENT MOTOR CO., De Soto-Plyraouth Dealers, 5013 Georgia ave. n.w. Phone RA. 0400. —18 AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS, experienced only, for Packard dealer. In clean well- ilghted. newly equlpoed shop: salary basis. Call Mr. Crowe, CAPITAL MOTOR CO.. 928 Phlla. ave.. Silver Spring, SH. 3900; eves.. 8L. 0556. —17 AUTO SERVICE CLERK—Chevrolet dealer wants young man to assist service manager; good starling salary, with rapid advancement to man capable of learning and willing to assume responsibility; please give age, education, experience and other qualifications In first reply. Box 182-A.

:Star. —18 AUTO SERVICE FIRM has vacancies for

| l3t-class painters, mechanics, experienced auto parts counter salesman, service office clerks and gas station attendants. Call 9

I a m. to 5 p.m DL 2775. —19 BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST for work In small

'office: prefer some one who can take dictation: o’A-day week. Call AT. 3205 bet. ; 9 and 5. —20 BOOKKEEPER AND TYPIST—Prefer one with experience In operating bookkeeping machine; must be thoroughly experienced in real estate; steady position, chance for advancement and future. State qualifications. Box 303-Z. Star. —16 BOYS, 16 and over, with bicycles. Apply WESTERN UNION. 1317 New York ave. n.w BRICKLAYERS. $22 per day. time and one-half or. Saturday: 2 years’ work. Ap-

! ply Georgia and Eastern aves., also 13th rijiu /\i«uuiim ave. &.c. ux caix Aiunuax

IZZO. contracting. DI. 0300. lor direc- tions to other Jobs. —24 BRICKLAYERS wanted, plenty of work; $2.50 per hr., time and one-half for Sat- urday. Apply on Job to MAT BOTTALICO. No. 20 Chesapeake st. s.e. —15 BRICKLAYERS. $23 per day, union lob; 1ob located straight out lflth st. to Prim- ros st., turn right on Primrose to 1400 blk. n.w. GE. 7440. HO. 8160, TA. 1418.

—18 BRICKLAYERS, top wages and traveling time for work at University of Md., Col- lege Park. Md See Mr. Cowell at Job. ANCHOR INVESTMENT CO. —20 BRICKLAYERS, top wages and traveling time: long Job- Fort Belvoir. Va. ANCHOR CONSTRUCTION CO. —20 BRICKLAYERS, top wages and traveling time for brick Job at Naval Ordnance Laboratory. White Oak, Md.; plenty of Inside work for rainy days. See Mr, Berrier on Job. ANCHOR FIREPROOF-

BrVc if LAYERS WANTED—$22 peT'day. 2nd ave. and Noyes dr., Silver Spring. Md. Straight out Ga. ave., 4 blks. past the Colesvllle pike traffic light, turn left on Noyes dr., down 2 blks. to the Job. —18 BUILDER'S executive assistant, under 35, must be graduate architect or engineer (preferably both), with minimum 10 yrs. construction experience, including 12- story office buildings and apartment houses; experience must cover estimating, purchasing, expediting, organizing and management of construction: top salary, permanent connection with unlimited op-

eortunlty to top-notcher. Unless you have een No. l man to a builder, and have the

necessary experience and ability, please do not apply. SHAPIRO, INC., 911 15th st.

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION superintend- ent. experienced in fireproof construction. State age. experience and salary desired. Apply Box 386-A. Star. —15 BUTCHER, white, sober, reliable and thoroughly experienced for a fine market, permanent position; ton pay, excellent working conditions. LARIMER’S, 1727 Conn. ave. n.w. Apply In person to Mr. Brown. —16 BUTCHER, experienced, no drinkers; good salary, good hours. Cali In —Verson, SHAPIRO'S MARKET, 4911 Oa. ave. n.w.

—17 BUTCHER WANTED, white or colored; must be sober. Apply PETER PAN FOOD STORE, 1201 7th st. n.w. —17 CARPENTERS (6). experienced only; long- time Job; good pay: come ready for work, bring tools. 70 Forrester st. s.w. Ask for ROACHE or RICHMAN. —19 CARPENTERS WANTED, steady work. 5Vfe days. S. <k S. BUILDING CORP.. Valley way and Carlyle st.. Cheverly. Md.. WA. 8632. —17 CABPERTERS. trim. 3500 Wheeler rd. s.e. FR. 9844. —15 CARPENTERS—Mu»t be lst-clas§ trim men; steady job, good pay. See Mr. Perris or Mr. Shlfrin. FEDERAL CON- TRACTING CO., 916 New York ave. n.w., NA. 7416. —10 CARPENTERS, several wanted for steady work. W. E. RICHARDSON. INC.. SH. 4030. CARPENTERS. 4; trim work only: $1.75 an hour. Call AT. 7998 and ask for MIKE. CARPENTERS, working foreman; long inside remodeling Job ready to start; state experience. Box 245-A. Star, —17 CARPENTERS WANTED for remodeling and new work: steady work and good pay. Apply 1514 Bcnnlng rd. n.e. at 7:30 a m. with tools. —18 CARPENTERS. 3 for rough work, build ing bungalows: steady job. good pay. DAN OSTROW CONSTRUCTION CO 64th and Kilmer rd.. Cheverly Manor. Md. Transp. furnished from town to job daily. Call WA. 3243. days; CO. 1510, eves. —17 CARPENTERS. 40th and Blaine sts. n.e.; 20 houses Just started: pay, $15 per day. Pee Mr. Humphreys on glob. GROVER & COLEY. NA. 1737. w —15 CARPENTERS to work on new houses in Silver Spring area, good wages and working conditions. Apply 920o block Brad- ford rd. —18 CHEF, must be thoroughly experienced. Apply HARTMAN'S RESTAURANT. 82.38 Georgia ave., Silver Spring, Md. SH. 5161.

—17 CIVIL ENGINEER*—Nationally known steel company requires graduate and preferably registered civil engineer, age 34 to 40, with some experience in structural steel design to be trained in all details of design and erection of all-metal buildings arH th*»n hanrtlp hnllrlim? rfirto nrnhlamfi. ! special designs and adaptations arising in East Coast States. Also with assistants supervise training of dealers erection crews. Headquarters Washington, but consider- able travel involved. Excellent, salary and liberal expense account. Should have own car. Must have good record, fine personality. initiative and some sales ability. If you ran ouallfv and desire interview, mail outline of Qualifications to A. W. VAN LEER. 201 Denrike Building. Washington. D. C. —15 CLERK, for wholesale dry cleaning, sup- ply house; must l*e capable and willing to assume responsibility. J. GUSS & SONS, 623 H st. n.w. —21 CLERK for cigar and newsstand; hours. 7-3:30 p.m Apply STATLER HOTEL CIGAR STAND, lobby. 16th and K sts.^n.w, COLLECTORS, with car. established route.1 hospital, accident, health and life, in Alexandria. Va ; also openings In Wash- ington; no car necessary: $50 and up per week to start assured. No experi-. er.cc, permanent; excellent future. Call' Si 1 11th st. n.w. am. only. —15 COLLECTOR-SALESMAN, for ‘established; routes: no canvassing: must have good car; 5-day week. S50 plus liberal commissions on sales. Apply Mr. Green at MICHAEEjS. 514 H st. n e. 16* I COOK, experienced, must be reliable have local references. CROWN RESTAURANT. 517 13th st. n.w —17 COOK, short order, for MAYFLOWER DINER. 5th and Rhode Island ave. n.e.

COUNTERMAN, whiti. experience^ 'for restaurant. Apply 153,5 Pa. ave. s.e. —16 DELICATESSEN AND COUNTER MAN. ex- 1

perlenced. for self-service grocery. Apply BUCKINGHAM SUPERMARKET, 2020 Nichols ave. s.e —17 DENTAL TECHNICIAN, exper east man. excel, opportunity with growing concern Box 101-X. Star —17 DISHWASHER and kitchen helper. 6-day wk.. 1-10 pm., top salary. EMPIRE PHARMACY. 1738 Conn. ave. n.w. DISHWASHER wanted at TOUCHDOWN CLUB. 1414 Eye st. n.w. —16 DISHWASHER-PORTER. Apply In person. 201 Lfpshur st. n.w. DRIVER, young man. for wholesale food distributor; must know the city. Apply In person. 517 11th st. s.w., 1st fl., GORDON & CO.. Wed. a m. only. DRIVERS for wholesale and retail dry- cleaning routes: experienced vet pref. Call MR. LEVIN at SH. 1330 between land 5. —17 DRUG CLERK, experienced, good, permanent position for a capable man. HIGGERS DRUGS, 5017 Conn. ave. n.w.

—17 ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored, dally ex-

cept Sunday, 3 D.m. to 11 P.m.: must have referencea, ba able to take accurate messages over phone: prefer settled man who wants permanent position. Apply MRS. YOWELL, 1509 16th st. n.w —16 ENGINEER. 3rd class, stoker-fired high- pressure ateam boiler, uforge 2721.

ELECTRICIAN—Competent man desired to; perform electrician duties and to assist chief engineer; salary open: vacation and eick leave privileges: excellent working conditions. Apply personnel office. ALEX- ANDRIA HOSPITAL. Alexandria. Va. —17 ENGINEER, fifth class. 8160 per month: hours. 4-12. Sec MR. VIA. 2600 Que_st. ENGINEER, fifth class, to fire boiler* and assist engineers with maintenance. This is a permanent position for a settled, reliable and strictly sober man: references required. COSMOS CLUB. 1520 H st. n.w„ Mr. Goodwin before 3 p.m. —-16 ESTIMATOR for large plumbing and beat- tng contractor; high-class, thoroughly experienced man: excellent salary ar.d share of profits: unlimited possibilities for reliable man. State age. reference and ex-

Sx^RACTOlt MAN', wdored. WASHING- TON LAUNDRY. 2627 K at. n.w.

way mix. PARMER—Good nltry and house for man experienced with tractor. Call DI. 5200. MR. ELI* between 9:30 and 6:30.

—16 FIREMAN, white, steady work. 6-day week. Apply MR. 8WARR. 1001 Vermont ave. n.w. —17 FLOOR LAVERS, for Job of 12 houses: either contract or day labor. J. B. TIF- FEY. construction job, at 2nd and Webster its. n.e. —15 FOUNTAIN AND GRILL MAN. white, to work during dinner hours. 5 to 10 p.m.: only experienced man, able to prepare plates for waitresses desired. WARDMAN PARK DRUG STORK No. 2819. —15 FOUNTAIN BOY, over 18. white, for neighborhood drug store; no nights or Sunday. LI. 4498. —15 FOUNTAIN HELP, full-time work on our soda fountain, uniforms furnished and laundry free; pleasant working conditions. Apply to Mr. Adams. PEOPLES DRUG STORE, 18th and Columbia rd. n.w. —17 FURNITURE FINISHERS, experienced. 6- day week. 20% discount on purchases. Apply employment office, 4th floor. S. KANN SONS COv —18 FURNITURE FINISHER—Only thoroughly experienced man will be considered; 5-day 40-hour week: 20% discount on purchases. Apply employment office. LAN3BUROH &JJRO., 7th. 8th and E sts. n.w —19 FURNITURE SALESMEN, experienced. We pay top renumeration and we have good traffic. If you are employed or unemployed, write full details In confidence. Unusual opportunity for 2 good furniture salesmen. Box 234-M. Star. GAS STATION ATTENDANT to work from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. ROD WILLIS’ SERVICE STATION, 10th and Michigan ave. n.e.

—17 GAS STATION ATTENDANTS. 2. colored, lubrication man. car washer, mhst be experienced. FEATHERSTONE SERVICE 8TATION. 1305.N. J. ave. n.w. —15 GLASS WASHER, colored, nightwork: salary, S25 weekly: good meals and work-! lng conditions. Apply in person after 5 p.m.. THE UPTOWN RESTAURANT, 3433 Conn. ave. —16 GROCERY STOCK CLERK and chauffeur; short hours: good pay. CENTER MAR- KET. 6201 Baltimore ave.. Rlverdale. Md.

—16 GROCERY CLERK with knowledge of meats. Apply ROSEDALE MARKET. 1871 Gales st. n.e: —15 HABERDASHERY SALESMAN, young man throughly experienced, selling nigh Qual- ity haberdashery. Must have pleasing I personality and fine appearance. Highest! earning possibilities for one who is will-j lng .to work, and has ability to sell fine styled merchandse, to style conscious patrons. Apply Fred Pelzman. FASHION SHOP. INC.. 1300 F St. n.w. —15

HANDY MAN—Car polishing, lubrication, ianltor work; D C. driver’s license re- Qulred. Apply Mr. Angelo, service manager. AL GARDNER MOTORS. INC.. 4101 Kansas ave. n.w. HOUSEMAN, experienced, white, daywork, pleasant WGTklng conditions. Apply housekeeper. CARLTON HOTEL, 16th and- K sts. n.w. —17 IBM MACHINE OPERATOR (not a punch operator) for a large corporation; experienced on payroll preferred. Write for Interview, Box 133-R. Star. •—17 ICE CREAM SALESMAN—Retail routes; opportunity for experienced men to make big profits during season. LU. 6640. —16 ICE CREAM MAKER—Man experienced In Quality line, to coach GIs learning business. Will pay well for few hours time. Box 111-X. Star. —16 INSURANCE ADJUSTER, for Wash., D C. area: excellent opportunity for man with automobile; mechanical background, with national fire, theft and collision organization. Send application to SERVICE FIRE INS. CO. of N. Y. 1 Park ave.. New York 1(1, N. Y. Interview by local representative. JEWELRY SALESMAN, experienced, or

Una uiaii. ttiiiuitiuua ttau wining to letiiu, in modern jewelry store: must have excellent references; chance for advancement; permanent; native preferred. Our personnel know about this ad. Box 473-A, Star, or call DI. 0544. —17 KENNEL MAN-—General handyman to take care of small private kennel and work around grounds. ALex. 0805. —15 LABORATORY TECHNICIAN — Qualified laboratory technician desired for full-time employment In- hospital laboratory; ap- proximately 45-hour work week; salary open; excellent working conditions; meals furnished: vacation and sick ieave_privi- leges. Apply personnel office. ALEXAN- DRIA HOSPITAL. Alexandria. Va. —15 LABORER, also gardener, for outside maintenance and landscape work in beautiful gardens; experience unnecessary; good hours and good pay. Apply Manager, TILDEN GARDENS, or phone WO. 5334. LIQUOR SALESMAN for retail store: must be aggresive. intelligent, hard worker: must, be experienced in selling and have a good personality: good salary, excel, opportunity for advancement. Box 377-X. Star.

—18 i LUMBER YARD MAN. assistant to vard ! manager to tally and load. Box 263-Z, 1

Star. —j 5 | MAINTENANCE MAN, experienced In1 work around apt. houses and boiler rooms. Apply in person mornings only, 2730 Wisconsin ave. n.w. —ie MAN, retired policeman or fireman, not over 50 years old. Easy work in amuse- ment arcade. See MR. SMITH or MR. RODINS at 412 9th st. n.w. —17 MAN, exper. in repair and maintenance of small boats, to operate and manage small marine railway in the District; plenty of work: salary and percentage of profit. Box 97-A, Star. —19 MAN, colored, who can drive truck and capable: assist estimate of painting jobs. Call SH. 1658. •

MAN—Large furniture store has opening for dependable young man as credit clerk: experienced pref.; must be interested in a permanent position with opportunity for advancement; good salary, vacation with nay. yearly bonus and insurance. Apply in person, Mr. Burton, HUB FURNITURE CO., 7th and D sts. n.w. MAN, coiored, kitchen helper, 6 days wk.. good salary, sober and dependable. Apply ,n person, 6916 4th st. n.w., Takoma Park.

—15 MAN, white, about 60 years of age. for clerical work, must have experience. See Mr. Cockrille WASHINGTON LAUNDRY, 1545 N. J. ave. n.w., between 10 and 12, Wednesday morning. MAN for greenhouse work, steady employment. SH. 6300. 10725 Georgia ave., Silver Spring. Md. —15 MAN, neat appearing, to assist photographer in making appointments for home portrait baby photographer; no selling; guaranteed salary, MELLEN'S STUDIO,1 1155 Bladensburg rd. n.e. —17 ; MAN to lease or manage fountain, commission or bonus, good opportunity for right man: must have ref. WOODLAWN PHARMACY, Wash. blvd. and Glebe rd., CH. 2222 MAN, white, about 45 years old and mar- ried. as janitor of commercial development; experience in handling stoker-fired heating boiler necessary; desirable quarters on 2nd floor included in compensation. Call MR. GRIER. NA. 8080. MANAGER for alteration dept.: experienced for women's wear specialty shop. See Mr. Winkelman, 2nd fl„ ERLEEACHER. 1210 F st. n.w. —21 MANAGER, soda fountain: $60 a week plus percentage; excellent job for a con- scientious and experienced man: must have references. SHEPHERD PARK PHAR- MACY, 7723 Georgia ave. n.w. —16 MECHANIC, white, sober, with Ford experience; good pay. 6Vs-dav work week. Apply in person to Lincoln-Mercury dealer. GRADY MOTORS, INC., 4830 Hampden lane. Bethesda, Md. —21 MECHANICS, for motor truck work. 5Va- day week, good pay. group insurance, excellent working conditions. SHERIFF MO- TOR CO.. 900 R. I. ave. n.e. —20 MECHANICS, first class. GREYHOUND GARAGE OF WASHINGTON, 1345 N. Y. ave. n.e. —15 MECHANICAL ENOINEER, recent graduate, to work with sales engineering firm, head-

?uarters. Wash., D. C.. representing manu- acturers of nationally known steam gen-

erating apparatus and water treating eluding scholastic record and experience. Bex 442-X. Star. —19 MECH. DRAFTSMAN—Prefer student wishing to make extra change of evenings. Further information, call MR. WORMAN. OR. 2009 all day; evenings, 7 to 0:30, AD. 9331. •

MEN to work In dry-cleaning room. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY, 2627 K st n.w.

—17 MEN (2)—One man experienced In handling paint dept., canable of buying and selling: l man experienced In general hardware: must be able to assume full! responsibility; w-onder opportunity for men I able to meet the above requirements. Box ! 23B-A. Star. —18 MEN WANTED for steady .work at good pay as streetcar and bus operators; aver, weekly earnings. $60: no experience necessary; all training paid for; opportunity for promotion plus pension system, paid vacation. free transportation. Apply in person weekday mornings. Monday through Fri- day. between 8:30 a.m. and 12 noon, CAPITAL TRANSIT CO., employment office, 3132 M st. n.v.-. Take Route 10. Rosslyn; Route 20. Cabin John: Route 30, Friend- ship Heights streetcar to door. —17 MESSENGER-CLERK for hw office. Give references. Address Box 214-Z. Star. 16* MLLTIL1TH OPERATOR, full or part j time: plenty of work. SI per hour. : MARVIN’S. 734 7th st. n.w. —17 NIGHT MAN. Immediately, with elevator and switchboard experience, hours, 11 j p.m. to 8 a.m.. 6 nights per week. See ! anltor at 2100 19th st. n.w. NIGHT MAN, colored, lor large apt. bldg, to operate elevator and stoker. See res. ■

mer.. 2127 California st. n.w —16 ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKERS, mechanics and helpers, experienced in layout and: assembly essential. See Mr. Baker. ACME’ IRON WORKS. 1240 Mt. Olivet rd. n.e.

—15 OUTDOOR CLERICAL WORK, experience not necessary, training paid for: 18 to 45 years of age. high school graduate: learn to check traffic, work full time. 6 days per week; about ¥175 per month for 48-hour week. Apply In person. Monday through Friday, between 9 ajp, and 12 noon, '■’APTrAL TRANSIT CO., employment office. 3132 M st. n.w., Georgetown. Take Route 10. Rosslyn; 20. cabin John: 30, Friend- ship Heights streetcars. —16 PAINTERS, inside and outside work: $14 per day. See Mr. Long, on the Job at 2nd st. and South Pershing dr., Arlington. Va. COOLEY & GRUVER, DI. 1481. PAINTER. 1st class. ¥13 day. 341 Mis- ; sourl ave. n.w., GE. 1295. after 5 pm. PAINTER, with car: must be first class and capable of mixing and matching colors; top wages- permanent work. Call In person between 9:30 and 12, W. C. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.. Builders and Developers of Wesley Heights and Spring Valley, 4830 Mass. ave. n.w.

—16 j PARKING LOT ATTENDANT, experienced: 8-hr. day. good pay. Apply 510 North

apltoi st. —16 TROLL CLERK, to 31 years of age.

Permanent position with opportunity for advancement. 5H-day. 40-hour week. GENERAL BAKING CO.. 2146 Georgia! ave n w. —16 PHARMACIST, Maryland registry; vicinity: Silver Spring; top salary; 3 days a week; hours to suit. Box 91-X. Star. —19 ! PHARMACIST, excellent salary, very good hours: wonderful opportunity WESLEY I HEIGHTS PHARMACY. 3303 45th st n.w. i WO. 6200, —16 PHARMACISTS, registered: excellent salary. 6-day week, splendid working conditions. vacation with nay. permanent position with advancement opportunities Apply to Mr. Aldrich, employment office. PEOPLES DRUG STORES. 77 p st. n.e PHARMACIST, full-time; good salary. PARKS DRUG CO 1913 Seventh stvn.e. PHOTOGRAPHER: wonderful opportunity for experienced man. 10071 location. In s.e.: no capital needed: must have own

equipment; no rent to pay; give full details as to experience and references. Writa Bos 133-A. Star. —16

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PLASTERERS (2). steady work on re- model and new work: $2 per hour. Apply 3115 luth st. N. Arlington. GL. 2600. —17 PLUMBING AND HEATING salesman, draw against liberal commission. SEARS ROE- BUCK Sc CO 4500 Wisconsin ave. ^n.w. PLUMBING. PLASTERING and tUe con- tractors wanted on 1 GI bonse In Arling- ton. Va., reasonable. CH. 6008. 5-6. PLUMBER'S HELPER, must be experienced: living in Hyattsvllle vicinity. Call WA. 6030, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. —16 PORTERS AND YARD MEN, large housing development: steady work. Call MR. WEHRIL. CH. 5000. Apply 3900 No. 4th st.. Arlington. Va —17 PORTER, young boy: good hours and work- ins conditions: local refrence necessary. Apply STANDARD DRUG. 1113 H st. n.e. PORTER, exper.. must have good references. Apply between 12 and 2 Tues. and Wed. 5319 Wisconsin ave. n.w. —18 PORTER, for gift shop, steady worker, neat appearance and good manners: must have driver's permit and furnish own uniform. MARY BAYNES GUTS. 902 14th st. n.w. —18 PRESSER, with some spotting experience preferred. DISTRICT FUR CO., 602 P st. n.w. —15 PRESSERS and tailors, men's and women’s alterations dept.. 5-day. 40-hr. wk. Ap- ply in person, personnel office. 9th floor, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 9:30 to 6 dally. —19 PRESSER—Experienced wool finisher: salary open. 801 D st. n.e., LU. 6599.

PRESSMAN, experienced MIehle verticals, steady Job. 5-dav week. Ideal working conditions. HERBERT LEVY CO., 612 H^n.e. PRODUCE MAN, exper., for self-service grocery. Apply BUCKINGHAM SUPER- MARKET. 2920 Nichols ave. s.e. —17 RADIO MEN, bench, plcktlp and delivery. 2201 Nichols ave. s.e. —15 RADIO BENCHMAN. must be experienced and have A-l references or do not apply. Call GL. 9005 between 8 a m. and 1

REAL ESTATE SALESMEN (2). "exper. preferred but not nec.: car essential. Call MR. HARRINGTON. OX. 0017. —21 RIVETERS, sheet-metal assemblers, detail bench assnnblers. final assemblers, accounting clerk. Apply employment office, 9 a m. to 2 p.m. Do not apply unless qualified. ENGINEERING & RESEARCH CORP., WA. 4414. Ext. 138, RIverdale. Md.

—17 ROUTEMAN for well-established dry- cleaning route; good hours and salary. Apply at U. 8. EMPLOYMENT CENTER. 8511 Colesvllle rd.. Silver Spring. Md.

—17 ROUTEMAN for well-established dry cleaning route: pay about $70 a week; wonderful opportunity for an experienced man in this or similar line; must have neat appearance. general sales experience, steady, reliable and good reference. Apply to Mr. Krause. CENTRAL CLEANERS. 323 CarroU st. n.w. GE. 5524. —15 SALES ENGINEER—Prefer civil engineer graduate, age 30-35. knowledge of construction and experience in selling building materials and working with dealers or distributors. Required by nationally known steel company to act as representative In States adjacent to Washington. D C., in servicing dealers who sell and erect all- metal buildings. Excellent salary and a liberal expense account. Must have car. Other requisites are good personality and willingness to be trained and assume in- creasing responsibilities. If you can qualify and desire personal interview, send complete statement of qualifications and experience to A. W. VAN LEER. 201 Den- rlke Building. Washington. D. C. —15 SALESMAN for men's hats, experienced; excel, salary and comm. Apply Employ- ment Office, RALEIGH HABERDASHER, 1310 P st. —15 SALESMAN to sell advertising for trade publication: telephone selling experience preferred: must be free to travel; permanent. State experience. Box 312-Z, Star.

SALESMAN—Portraits: work with crew manager; excellent eearnlngs dally; transportation. exclusive territory. BOB MILLER STUDIOS. I8U? H st. n.w. —17 SALESMAN, men's clothing. Saturday only, experiencen selling better quality clothing in fine men's specialty shop, leaturing Kuppenheimer clothes exclusively In Wash- ington for 61 years. Ask for Mr. Davis. GROSNER of 1325 F »t. —17 SALESMAN—To cover Alexandria, Va.. selling direct to home owners and builders; we have the leading product of its kind, and Increased production warrants opening this territory: car necessary. Apply AMCO PRODUCTS CO.. 1812 M st. n.w. —16 SALESMAN—We are expanding our local selling organization because of Increased production. If you have a car and are ambitious, honest and sober, this is an opportunity to earn real money. Apply AMCO PRODUCTS CO.. 1812 M st. n.w.

—16 SALESMAN—We were fortunate when we received a large shipment of Pacific air- conditioned units: you. too, will be fortunate if you are selected to sell them. See Mr. R J. Smith, AMCO PRODUCTS CO.. 1812 M st. n.w. —16 SALESMEN—Wonderful opportunities in our haberdashery, sportswear and clothing depts. for ambitious able men who have had experience In good quality men's wear; opportunities to earn from $4.O00-$8.000 annually; a haDDy and lucrative field of endeavor for men who have a feeling for men's wear and who have an Innate ability to meet and service the public. Apply office, THE YOUNG MEN'S SHOP. 1316 P st. n.w. —18 SALESMEN (3), with car. to learn our business; men hired will be thoroughly trained: average earnings over $76 wkly.; no canvassing. For appt. call TA. 7756.

—15 SALESMEN—Are you satisfied with your earnings? With your progress? Assocls- tlon with a Washington factory branch of a young, fast-growing crganlzation. selling a bona fide product In this fertile market is an opportunity worth investi- gating. If you have ambition, if you are willing to work hard for earnings in the high brackets, if you own a car. then come in and let’s have a chat. No experience required, no age limit. See ED ARTIN. 1404 Girard st. n.w. 1st floor, any day between 10 a.m. and 1 D.m. —19 SALESMEN, to sell in store of large furniture concern; unusual opportunity for large earnings. Our present sales force know of this ad and of our ex- pansion program. Write fully all details in confidence to Box 351-A. Star. 8ALES5IEN—Men's furnishings, opportunity to join permanently 61-year-old fine quality store; excellent opportunity to earn good income: pleasant working conditions. Apply Mr. Magiday. GROSNER of 1325 F st. n.w. —17 SALES PROMOTION MEN, under 23 years of age. for Johns-Manvllle insulation: excel. opportunity to learn selling under exper. sales engineers: commission setup, with good earning possibilities. See Mr. Hearn or Mr. Mullin, JOHNS-MANVILLE SALES CORP., Rm. 204, 2nd floor, Burton Bldg.. 928 5th st. n.w. EX. 1177. —15 SALES REPRESENTATIVE—Excellent od- portunity for 2 men bet. ages 22-26 with a national business forms co. Sales or accounting exper. pref. Territory. Wash, and vie. Car required. Salary and commission. Reply stating full qualifications to Box 246-A. Star. —21 SALES REPRESENTATIVE to sell fireproofing and maintenance services to restau- rants. hotels, institutions; experience and contacts in these fields preferred: substantial drawing account, good commissions. leads; excellent opportunity for aggressive, proven sales closers. CHEMICAL FIREPROOFING CORP., 1111 Eye st. n.w.. NA. 5957. —15 SALES TRAINEES, 24-32, with some knowledge of accounting and sales exper ; wonderful oppor. for ambitious men: salary while training. NATIONAL CA8H REGISTER CO., 1217 K st. n.w., Mr. Hussey. —15 SERVICEMAN, experienced furniture repair ; car essential. 40-hour week. Write stating full particulars to Box 368-A,

SERVICE STATION PERSONNEL, thoroughly experienced, for member stations in all sections of Washington and vicinity. Ex- cellent opportunities. RETAIL GASOLINE DEALERS ASSN., 3708 New Hampshire ave.

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, “white, salary and commslsion. See MR. BAUGHER. 4030 Wisconsin ave. n.w. Do not telephone. —10 SKIP TRACERS, must be experienced In telephone locate work; permanent position; good salary: no evening work. Apply Mr. Kelly, MAftVIN'S. 734 7th st. n.w. —17 SMALL LOAN MAN, assistant manager needed: age 21-35; experience this field not essential: car necessary; liberal salary and auto expenses; unusual opportunity for proper individual. KRAFT LOANS, 3308 R. L ave. n.e, —15 SODA DISPENSERS—Top men only: good salary CARRIERS PHARMACY, Colum- bia pike and Glebe rd., Arlington, Va.

—20 SODA AND SANDWICH MAN, experienced, for evening and Sunday work. Apply CONGRESSIONAL DRUG STORE, 113 B st. s.e. —18 SOUS CHEF, male, white. Apply Chef, Carlton Hotel. 10th and K sts. n.w. —16 STEAM FITTER'S HELPER, experienced. 3125 Warder st. n.w.. RA. 8180. SWING MAN AND ASSISTANT Janitor, colored, must be sober; large apt. house; good salary, steady job. Apply manager, VALLEY VISTA APTS 2032 Belmont rd. n.w. (just off Conn. ave.). —16 TAILOR, white, experienced In alterations and repairs. .<50 a week cuaranteed. Ap- ply BLUE RIBBON LAUNDRY, 2805 14th st. n.w.. AD. 9783. TELEPHONE SOLICITOR, unlimited phone; part or full time work in your own home. TR. 2319. —15 TIRE SALESMAN, with car and direct commercial experience; must be entirely responsible, with clean and proven sales record: salary and opportunity for permanent substantial earnings. See Mr. Cum- mings, CROKER GENERAL TIRE CO.,- 14th and Que sts. n.w. —19 TRUCK BODY and cabinet maker, first class; good working conditions, 5-day wk., good salary. Apply In person. Room 309, 2539 Pa. ave. n.w. —16 TRUCK DRIVER, experienced: must furnish best of references. Apply Mr Clark. LAFAYETTE HOTEL 16th and Eye st-5 n.w 21 TYPIST! general assistant to credit manager: chance for advancement. BUTLER'S FEDERAL. 621 7th st. n.w. —15 UPHOLSTEBERi must be thoroughly experienced: 5-day, 40-hour week: 203- discount on purchases Apply employment office. 4th floor LANSBUROH & BRO., 7th. 8th and E sts. n.w. —19 UPHOLSTERER, best salary, working conditions good. BILT-RITE UPHOLSTER- ERS, UN. 1546. —15 WAITERS, white, experienced in serving Italian food; good working conditions, excellent tips: must be sober, honest and reliable; no phone calls. Apply JENE'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT, 1707 De Sales n.w —15 WATCHMAN, for week-end relief for apartment house development: 8 hours at night; excellent working conditions, beautiful surroundings, good pay. Apply or phone Manager, TILDEN GARDENS, WO. 5334. —15 WOOL PRESSERS. experienced In plant handling large volume, good salary, hours, working conditions. Apply Sam Burka, BLUE BANNER LAUNDRY, 530 7th at. s.e.

15* YOUNG MAN. veteran preferred, mailing department newspaper office, 5'j-day wk.; advancement. EX. 5343. —15 YOUNG MAN over 21. if you are interested in learning salesmanship or If you are experienced we now have a plan where your earnings will be over $60 per week to start. Give age and phone, Box 8-Z. Star. —15 YOUNG MAN for mail and addressogranh work; on a 5-aay wk.; typing knowledge pref. OARFINCKEL'S, F at. at 14th.5 YOUNG MAN, white, to drive truck and learn paint business. Chance for advancement assured. Do not apply unless interested in learning paint buatneas. Apply the PAINT POT, 1110 13th at, n.w. —15

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YOUNG MAN WANTED, between 18-21, to learn upholstery business. Box 61-A. Star. —16 EXCEPTIONALLY rood opportunity tor ambitious man; able person with past axles exp. may And an excellent opportunity tor a steady, rood-paring lob and managerial position in one of Washington's largest service dry cleaning and shoe repairing organizations; only best qualiAed may can tor an Interview. EX. 7496. —15 A LARGE DEPARTMENT STORE desires the services of a salesman tor major electri- cal appliances; experience preferred; commission basis with drawing account. In reply state age and experience. Box 272-Z, Star. —18 THE RIGHT POSITION for the right man. We are seeking the services of a few high-grade men over 25 years of age who possess neat appearance and good character, who have ambition to make a rue- cess and who are willing to work hard to realize that ambition, we are interested only in men who desire permanent positions. who can take on responsibility and use initiative. These are permanent positions and any average person can plan to make at least 875 or more per week from the start. Basis draw against earned commissions. Men chosen will be trained and especially prepared for this work. For personal interview, apply Room 526. Evening Star Bide. —15 ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN with neat appearance Interested in managerial future In clothing business: experience unnecessary. Apply Mr. Berns, BOND CLOTHES, 1335 F st. n.w. —17 LIFE INSURANCE—Liberal commissions, plus guaranteed salary, for sale and service of weekly premium, monthly and regular ordinary life insurance; earn up to $68 per week during Arst 6 months, not including ordinary commissions. Reply in own handwriting, giving age, previous employment, marital status, telephone number. Apply Box 445-X, Star. —17 WANTED. 1 welder at once. Call TODD’S MACHINE,SHOP, 8H. 5164.

SALESMEN. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN — Complete course In all phases of real estate to those who are Intelligent, presenting neat appearance and able to meet the public. Our veterans approved on-the-job training provides unusual income possibilities while learning, plus subsistence allowance. Automobile is a must! Anp’y to sales manager, CHAPMAN REALTY CO.. INC., Realt.ors.1226 14th st. n.w. —19 SALESMEN—Splendid opportunity for men willing to work; earnings, unlimited with wide-awake sales organization; no experience necessary: we train you. Personal Interviews. ASSOCIATED SALES SERV- ICE. 6319 3rd st. n.w.. TA. 4913. TA. 5612. SALESMEN earn $100 to $300 wkly. selling high-grade home Improvement products. Prompt delivery. DigniAed pleasant work. Consideration given to man of character and stability. Must have car. Phone Mr. du Fief for appointment and interview. OATES CONTRACTING CO.. 7240 WU. ave. OL. 2200. —15 PROGRESSIVE ORGANIZATION requires the services of 2 intelligent, alert sales specialists to enter a dignlAed and lucrative profession. Must be capable of large earnings. During the Arst 2 months’ work you will be taught how to become a mas- ter salesman with unlimited closing tech- niques that mean money in the bank with any profession. Car essential. Call MR. SNIDOW, MI. 4224, 9 to 5. —18 SALESMAN—Manufacturer of a nationally advertised grocery product needs an experienced salesman to contact the retail grocery rrada in Washington. D. C„ and surrounding territory with headquarters in Washington; prefer man aged 26-37; offer ealeea (lOt mnntkli, nine evnene.n nnA

allowance for personally owned car: excellent opportunity for advancement. In reply, give age and complete history sales experience. Box 154-Z, Star. —17 SALESMEN, with cars, to sell advertised paint products direct to home owners; leads furnished; 40% straight commission. Call SH. 8577 15’ SALESMAN—We have more contacts than our present force can cover. Supported by radio and magazine publicity. We train you to make big money. Basis draw against earned commissions. Call MR. EVANS, RE. 6913. —15 SALESMAN, experienced selling men’s clothing. This is a permanent position with an excellent future: salary open de- pendent on experience and ability. See Mr. Kay 0f HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO., 703 7th st. n.w. —21 SALESMAN for men's furnishings and hats; experienced preferred: steady position. good salary. Apply to WOODROW MEN'S SHOP. 809 H st. n.e. —17 SALESMEN, roofing and elding experience. CO. 6190. —21 SALESMEN, exper. preferred, with grocery, restaurant or Institutional following; automobile nec.; good opport. for right man. Phone NO. 6288. MR. KARSTEN. —15 SALESMEN, life Insurance; salary and commission. If high school graduate between the ages of 26-36 and looking for opportunity and security apply JOHN HAN- COCK LIFE INSURANCE CO., 2017 8 st. n.w.. 2nd floor. —15 SALESMEN (4). WITH CARS—Large corporation opening branch in Wash, this week. Hard-hitting closers to call on newspaper lnouiry leads: earnings in excess of 910,000 for right men. Excellent chance for advancement with rapidly expanding organization. Apply 1146 19th st. n.w. Ask for MR. WATSCN. —18 SHOE SALESMAN — Thoroughly experienced man for selling ladies’ high-grade shoes; only those well qualified need apply. THE BOOTERY, 1015 Conn. ave.

—15 YOUNG MAN with sales ability and with knowledge of car and truck operation; permanent. Box 134-A. Star, —17

HELP MEN ond WOMEN. BOOKKEEPER, mutt be able to type; salary open; Takoma Park, D. C.. section. Call GE. 5216. —17 CASHIER, man or woman, for retail liquor store: must be experienced and good at figures, good salary. Write Box 131-A, Star. —19 DRY CLEANER—1 wool spotter. 1 silk finisher, 8 wool pressers, 1 helper in dry cleaning room. 1 dry cleaning checker, 1 dry cleaning inspector, 1 seamstress; experienced only. BLUE RIBBON LAUN- DRY, 4712 Hampden lane, Bethesda, Md. Apply in person or call OL. 1717, Mr. KHgman. —20 MEN AND WOMEN, white, to work at a dairy plant; night shift, 4 to 12 midnight: steady work. Apply 1336 H st. n.e. or call LI. 2400. —16 MIMEOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH operator, 40-hr. week: top wages. DRAKE DUPLI- CATING SERVICE. 916 New York ave. n.w.

• —21 PHOTOGRAPHER wanted, experienced on Eastman automatic. RITZ CAMERA CEN- TERS. 809 7th st. n.w. —17 SALES POSITION for live wire, accustomed to dealing with businessmen; opportunity to cash in on initiative; liberal commission; you arrange hours. Box 148-Z. Star.

—16 STENOGRAPHER, permanent position In long-established downtown real estate office; 5-day week; opportunity for advancement; salary commensurate with experience. ROBERT W. SAVAGE. Realtor. 813 Union Trust Bldg. —16 BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION if you sing in our Southeastern University Choral So- ciety preparing concert-opera programs; opportunity for serious members. No charge. Give voice and phone no.. Box 121-Z. Star, —18

HELP WOMEN. ALTERATION HAND, experienced, dresses and suits, white. MRS. JOHNSON. 1607 Conn. ave. NO. 0704. —15 ALibnyuiun asu rn xinu> women s wear shop; must be experienced; excellent working conditions, air-cooled work rm. AppW MARILYN SHOP. 906 14th n.w.—15 ALTERATION HAND. experienced on dresses, coats and suits. Apply URDONG BROS., 1206 P st. n.w. —17 ALTERATION OPERATORS, silk finishers, upholstery sewers: 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Apply in person. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. personnel office. 9th fl., 9:30-8 daily. —19 APPoLNTMENT CLERK for beauty salon. Apply JELLEF'S, 1214-1220 P st. n.w., personnel office, 7th floor. —15 ARTIST—Pine arts class Instructor In art school. Box 246-Y, Star. —15 ARTIST—Advertising art class instructor in art school. Box 93-R, Star. —15 ASSISTANT BUYER for coat department in downtown store: must have retailing experience; 5-day. 40-hr. wk.: 20% discount on purchases. Apply employment office. 4th fl., LANSBURGH & BRO.. 7th 8th and E sts. n.w. ■ —19 ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST for private school. 39-hour week, pleasant working conditions; $160 mo. RE. 2262.

—15 ASSISTANT DIETICIAN with degree in home economics or institutional management; excellent chance for ambitious young lady to become affiliated with nationally famous hotel. Some experience in comm'l. work desired. Apply PERSONNEL OFFICE, Hotel Statler, 16th * L sts. n.w. —16 ASSISTANT MANAGER, sportswear dept., one that has some market experience, wonderful opportunity for right party. Apply KLEIN'S. 1227 F st. n.w. —18 ASSISTANT MANAGER, for millinery dept., one that has some market experience. wonderful opportunity for right party. Apply KLEIN'S, 1227 P st. n.w.

—18 ASSISTANT OFFICE WORKER and cashier. 21-30: 5-day wk.. including Pri. and Sat., salary, $42: 9:30 a.m. to 6:20 p.m. Apply in person after 10 a.m.. MIL- STONES ACME UQUOR STORE. 927 Penna. ave. n.w. No phone calls. —17 BANK SECRETARY, experienced, for credit dept, dutie*; permanent position. 5-day week. Give full details In application. Write Box 314-A, Star. —17 BEAUTICIANS, 2 experienced all-around opeaators. Apply PRANCES DEE, 623 Pa. ave. s.e.. PR. 3522. —15 BEAUTICIAN—Opening for good operator; also vacancy for manicurist; store privileges. FRED. THE HAIR STYLIST, 608 11th st. n.w. —18 BEAUTICIANS (2). experts; excellent salary and commission; 5'k days. 9 to 6. TA 8781 op BEAUTICIANS 12). exper.: 5H days, plus salary and commission. ANITA'S BEAUTY SHOP. 5612 Conn, ave. n.w. —19 BEAUTICIAN — Opening for good manicurist: air-conditioned salon. OASTON, 1741 Connecticut ave. n.w., HO. 6440. —21 BEAUTICIAN WANTED, experienced, good salary. NAYLOR GARDENS BEAUTY; SALON, 3033 Naylor rd. s.e., LI. 9666.

—20 BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced, full or part time: Silver Spring. Md„ salon. DU. 3366 or SH. 5566. —15 BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around, rood hair stylist, top salary and commission. WOODBURN BEAUTY SALON, 6006 1st st. n.w., GE. 9697. —17 BEAUTY OPERATOR, man or woman; experienced operator wanted for Conn. ave. shop, catering to exclusive clientele: 6Vi- day week. Call MI. 1640. —17 BEAUTY OPERATOR for new shop; good salary plus commission; good hours; pleasant surroundings. Call GE. 1720. —20 BEAUTY OPERATOR for high-class clientele. RUDOLPH COIFFEUR, 2804 Conn, ave MI. 8884.

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BEAUTY OPERATOR, from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.: good salary and com.: steady, work, FRENCH BEAUTY SHOP, 2821 14th' St. n.w.. AD. 9674. —21 BEAUTY OPERATORS—Manager for shoo and 2 operators: new eduipment; ready to open. Box 486-A, Star. —1 <

BEAUTY OPERATOR—Experienced aU- around operator: five-day week. CHARLE3 Z DORN. 523 11th st. n.w.. 2nd floor. 16* BOOKKEEPER—Pull charge double entry; permanent position, good pay. Write to LOUIS C. GROSSBERG. CPA, 1709 H It. n.w.. giving details of experience. —15 BOOKKEEPER, 22-35: must be experienced and a good typist and capable to take full charge of bookkeeping and collections in old. established office; 5-day week. Apply NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.. 409 Woodward Bldg. —19

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firm; good salary, pleasant working conditions. 514-day. 44-hour week. For appointment call MR. McENTKE. 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.. DI. 2776. —19 BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR, with or without experience; permanent position: 6-day week: hospitalisation, insurance and retirement benefits. SECURITY SAVINGS gt COMMERCIAL BANK. 9th and O sts n.w. —15 BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST, person capable ol running small office by herself, handling phone, mailing bills, keeping single-entry books, reports, etc.: 5V4-day week; salary open; prefer some one living in n.e. or s.e. Washington; give full particulars on application. Box 487-J. Star. —15 CANDY GIRLS (white), part time, experience not necessary: uniforms furnished, meal; no Sunday work. HUYLER'S. 617 15th n.w.

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CASHIER, experienced; apply MRS. MAT- TERN. Capitol Garage, 1320 New York ave, n.w. —19 CASHIEH, rest.; exper., dependable: typing for simple menu. OBOROE’S RESTAU- RANT. 1722 Eye st. n.w. —16 CASHIER. 5-day week, good salary and other benefits: chance for advancement. EMILY SHOPS. 1308 P st. n.w. —21 CASHIER and general office worker, must be good typist and be able to take dictation; prefer one with real estate experience; steady Dosttlon, chance for advancement and future. State qualifications. Box 301-Z, Star. —16 CLERICAL, general office work, Interesting Dosltion in front office for a neat and ambitious young lady; permanent position with good chance for advancement: apply PERSONNEL OFFICE, Hotel Statler. 16th and L sts. n.w. —15 CLERICAL WORKERS, experienced pref., 5-day wk., 20% discount on purchases. Apply 6til floor, OOLDENBERO'S, 7th and K sts. n.w. —17 CLERK for general office work experienced in elementary bookkeeping, posting and stenography desired but not required: 4 in office; 90c per hour, 43V4-hour week, time and half over 40 hours. Answer fully, preferably typed, stating age, previous experience and qualifications. Ad- dress Box 235-J. Star. CLERK, for tobacco dept., good hours and working conditions; no experience necessary. Apply STANDARD DRUG, 1113 O CLERK FOR ACCOUNTS PAYABLE, experience comptometer operator; knowledge of order checking helpful; permanent position: 38-hr. week: excel, salary; age 25 to 35. Phone EX. 5482 for Interview. —15 CLERKS, young women who are single and high school graduates, some knowledge ol typing, for general office work: permanent positions, working conditions are Ideal, salary you will be satisfied with, 5-dar wk. Phone RE. 1968. —21 CLERK-TYPIST for Interesting and permanent position ltf real estate office; 39- hr. wk., liberal salary. JESS FISHER & CQ. 813 K Y ave. n.w., RE. 8060. —16 CLERK-TYPIST, some one alert on details: American Red Cross, Walter Reed Oeneral Hospital; 40-hour week: good working conditions. Call MRS. GREEN, RA,. 4060, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. —19 CLERK-TYPIST—Young lady for accounting office; good ooportunltr. BARBEE tc ROSS CO., 5th and V sts. n.e., DE. 0501.

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position. Apply H. ABRAHAM CO.. 1032 7th st. n.w. —19 CLERK-TYPIST for national finance company; 514-day week; experience desirable but not necessary; light dictation; for person who will apply herself splendid opportunity for advancement. Call MR. CARROW. UN. 3220. 3400 Rhode Island ave.. Mt. Rainier. —15 CLERK-TYPISTS, general office clerks. 18- 35. 6-day week, permanent position. Apply Room 702. 1343 H st. n.w. CLERK-TYPIST—JEWEL TEA CO.. INC.. has an opening for a clerk-typist; per- iiiau-ni. vuBuiuo, au-nuur wee*, starting salary, $1,560. Call TR. 3403 for appointment, ask for Miss Aleock, 1441 Oakle st. n.e. —17 CLERK-TYPIST, no experience necessary: permanent position with life insurance company: Inexpensive lunchroom: short 35-hour week. Apply Rm. 408. 818 14th st. n.w. CLERK-TYPIST: excellent salary. Apply LONGS. 731 7th st. n.w. —16 CLERK-TYPIST with shorthand, automotive work experience. CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 3200 Lee hwy., Arlington, Va. CH. 7000. —19 CLERK-TYPIST. 40-hour wtek. interesting work, pleasant surroundnlgs. SEARS ROEBUCK & CO.. 4500 Wisconsin ave. n.w.

—17 CLERK-TYPIST (Junior): personable, alert girl, aged 18-23: 38-hr. week: permanent; experience not necessary; typing speed, 56- 65: starting salary, $160. Telephone MRS. WEBSTER, RE. 6512. —17 COMPANION—White, settled woman to care for aged gentleman, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.. 5‘A-day wk.; references. CO. 5040. —16 COMPANION-HOUSEKEEPER to elderly woman; S100 per month, plus room and board, offered to courteous, pleasant Christian woman, over 60; must drive car; nonsmdker, light housekeeping, plain cooking, comfortable bungalow In Silver Spring and summer home on hay. WO. 6982. —T7 COMPTOMETER operator, experienced only; permanent position; 6‘A-day. 40-hour week. GENERAL BAKING CO., 2146 Georgia ave. n.w. —19 COMPTOMETERS—We need at once 5 experienced comptometer operators for a customer; salary $40 week. 5-day week (commercial). AODly comptometer divi- sion. PELT & TARRANT MFG. CO., 238 Munsey Building. —17 COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, 40-hou: week, Interesting work, pleasant surroundings. SEARS ROEBUCK & CO., 4500 Wisconsin ave. n.w. —17 CONSTANT COMPANION for elderly lady writer, typing required: all expenses; salary. Phone EX. 8569. 16* CORSET SALESWOMEN, permanent work on a 5-day wk. GARFINCKEL'S, F it. at 14th. —16 COSMETICS CLERK, experienced; permanent position in very exclusive type drug- store; satisfactory salary and commission on sales. WARDMAN PARK DRUG STORE, Wardman Park Hotel, NO. 2819. —15 COUNTERGIRL, salad experience; good full-time position for young energetic person; meals included. Apply GOOD DIET SHOP, 1226 H st. n.w. 17* COUNTER GIRL, soda dispenser girl, experienced, dependable and clean: good pay. GEORGE'S RESTAURANT, 1722 Eye st. n.w. —20 COUNTERGIRL, white; hours. 6:16 a.m to 2:30 p.m. Apply cafeteria manager Mrs. Erbst. RALEIGH HOTEL. 12th and Pa. ave. n.w.

_ —15 COUNTERGIRLS, excellent working conditions at East Potomac golf course and swimming pool. Apply or phone MR BILLINGS, ME. 7037. —17 CURB-SERVICE GIRL wanted, white. Ap- ply at once. THE DIXIE PIG BARBECUE. Marlboro pike and Bennlng rd., Hillside 0666. DENTAL ASSISTANT, exp., offlee In medical center, 5-day week, attrac. salary Box 94-A. Star. —15 DICTAPHONE OPERATORS-typlst f o r home offlee. Nation-wide casualty Insur- ance company: 40-hr. week, Mon. to Frl., permanent position. Intereating work, good starting salary, opportunity for advancement. Personal Interviews 9 to 3. GOV- ERNMENT EMPLOYEES INSURANCE CO Investment Building, 15th and K sts. n.w.

—16 DINING ROOM SUPERVISOR, evenlni work for suburban teahouse; Tuesday to Saturday Inclusive., 5 to 9:30 n.m Sunday. 1 p.m. to 10 p.m.; Monday on; must b< quick and alert; $25 weekly and dinner 8ilver Spring resident preferred. Writ« Box 315-A, Star. —17 FITTER ALTERATION operators, for Bethesda branch store. Apply personnel office, main bldg., 10th, 11th. P and G sts. n.w. 9:30-6 daily; WOODWARD & LOTHROP. —19 FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white; good hours good pay. 4730 14th at. n.w. GE. 7700

—16 FOUNTAIN HELP—Full-time work on our soda fountain, uniforms furnished and laundry free, pleasant working conditions. Apply to Mr. Adams, PEOPLES DRUG STORE. 18th and Columbia rd. n.w. —17 GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER, care of twc school-aged children: plain cook; live in at 2800 McKinley st. n.w., EM. 7291 oi NA. 1473. —17 GENERAL OFFICE WORK and sales promotion: interesting work for women under 26; some knowledge of typing necessary; 40-hr.. 5-day week; $126 mo. Apply Johns-ManviUe Sales Corp., Rm. 204, 2nd floor. Burton Bldg., 928 6th st. n.w., EX. 1177. —15 GENERAL OFFICE WORKER for large jewelry store; cashiering and typing experience; good starting salary. Apply Mr, Williams, CASTLEBERG JEWELRY CO.. 1004 F st. n.w. —17 GIRL, white, to answer telephones: switchboard experience helpful but not necessary; permanent full-time position. Must have good handwriting. Hours, 3 to 11 p.m. Call RE. 3931 for appointment. —16 GIRLS who like to talk over the telephone will And congenial employment In our col- lection department. Call Mr. Ullman, THE NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 719 7th at, n.W„ EX. 0603. —21 GIRL for clerical work in itug-eleanlne dept.: no exner. nec.; must know city.

Agpbr DIEMER'S, 1221 22nd st. n.w.^^DI. GOWN HANDS, only those experienced on women's garments need apply; a 6-day week. GARPINCKEL'S. F at. at 14th.—18 HOSTESS—Attractive young lady under 35 yrs.. with experience in restaurant or hotel dining room, excellent opportunity for alert person, attractive surroundings and good working conditions. Apply personnel office, HOTEL 8TATLER, 16th and L sts. n.w.

—15 HOUSEWIVES, earn S6-S10 dally, taking orders for dreases. blouses, aklrta. Write MAISONETTE FROCKS, P. O. Box 5953, for style portfolio. 21* JEWELRY SHOP has opening for clerk, must have knowledge of watches and repairs: 6-day week, hours. 9 to 6: located Pentagon Bldg Call RE. 8700, Ext. 6218, for appointment. —18 LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, qualified laboratory technician desired for full-time employment in hospital laboratory, approx- imately 45-hour work week: salary open: excellent working conditions; meals furnished; vacation and sick leave privileges. Apply personnel office. ALEXANDRIA HOS- PITAL, Alexandria, Va. —15 LABORATORY TECHNICIAN-SECRETARY. in doctor’s office. DR LEO BROWN. 1621 New Hampshire ave, n.w —15 LADY, white, experienced with children, to care for 16-month-old baby; live in; $30 weekly. Call TA. 0191. —15 LADY living near Sheridan Circle needs active companion, during month's conva- leience. to live In: no nursing or domestic work; must be able to drive ear and be generally useful Box 93-X, Star. —15 LADY, young, to work in Jewelry store; Dlessant working conditions. Box 33-Z. 8tar MANAGER for alteration dept., experienced for women's wear specialty shop. See Mr. Winkelmsn, 2nd fi„ ERLEBACHER, 1210 F st. n.w. —21 MARKERS, white, experienced, can earn $40 to $50 a week, olece work; reasonable guarantee: also experienced flat work as-

sorters.^ WASHINGTON LAUNDRY, 2827

Mr?

HELP WOMEN. MEDICAL LIBRARIAN ASSISTANT, intelligent. 23 to 40. desired for full-time em-

Storment as assistant to medical librarian: •4-day work week with vacation and

sick leave privileges; salary open; meals furnished; excellent workinc conditions; must have had some clerical experience and be reasonably familiar with medical terminology and nomenclature; ability to type helpful but not essential. Apply personnel office. ALEXANDRIA HOSPITAL. Alexandria. Va. —16 NURSE-COMPANION, white, for elderly lady, recuperating from nervous break- down; live In. good salary, countryllke sur- roundlngs; give references. Write MRS. C. M. LOFFLER, 730 Bonlml rd. s.e. —17 NURSE. GOVERNESS, white, live in: for 3 children; Bethesda area: only experienced person with local references need

! apply. WI. 8220. —15 NURSE-GOVERNESS, white, for 2 Chil- dren. aaed 2 and 4. permanent, n.w. section. summer in New England: only experienced person with local references need apply: $175 month: mention age. education. religion, nationality, health. Box 105-X. 8tar. —18 NURSE-GRADUATE to teach bexlnner class In practical nursing; full or part time, mornings or evenings; $2.50 per hr. Call DI. 4382 for Interview. —18 OFFICE WORKERS. 5-day. 40-hr. week. Apply personnel office, 9th floor, 9:30-6 daily. WOODWARD Sc LOTHROP. —19 PBX OPERATOR-TYPIST, experienced, permanent position. 5-day. 40-hour week. 20th CENTURY-FOX FILM CORP., 932 N. J. ave. n.w. —16 PHYSICIAN'S RECEPTIONIST, make appointments. light bookkeeping; 40 hrs. per week. State sge, salary and references. Box 247-A. Stai. PVT. SECRETARY for executive in medical organization; college graduate with good background preferred; must be accurate and excel. In grammar; pleasant surroundings: state salary. Box 97-Z,8tar. —15 REGISTERED NURSE, to work in dental office: dental experience not necessary; 6- day week; salary. $40 to start. Weekdays call ML 8537. —15 SALESGIRLS, bakery exper. preferred, ages 25 to 35, full-time positions with good salary and pleasant working conditions. Apply in person to SHERIDAN BAKERY 8209 Ga. ave. n.w. —18 SALESLADY, exper. in infants’ and children’s wear. Mass. ave. extended (shop- ping center). MR. TOLLY. Ordway 3439. between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. —15 SALESLADY for handhag dept.. Saturdays only, good salary plus commission. KNICK- ERBOCKER HAT SHOP, 1228 F st. n.w

—15 8ALESLADY, experienced, for exclusive ready-to-wear shop in Silver Spring; permanent position; excel, salary. SL. 6828.

—21 SALESLADIE8 to sell millinery Saturdays only, some experience preferred. BUDDY DALE SHOPS. 004 11th st. n.w. —16 SALESWOMEN, experienced, good salary and commission, permanent position. URDONG BROS.. 1206 F st. n.w. —17 SALESWOMEN—Openings in all flrst-flr. depts. of Washington's newest dept, store: excellent future for qualified people; 207« discount on personal purchases and other empL ^advantages. Apply DOBKIN’S, 2322

SEAMSTRESS for dresses: full or part time. THE SMART GOWN SALON. 2605 Conn, ave., CO. 1034. —17 SEAMSTRESS, thoroughly experienced on awnings. EX. 9797. —16 SEAMSTRESS, white, to operate power machine, experienced In darning. AMER- ICAN LINEN SERVICE CO., 2306 Georgia ave. —18 SEAMSTRESS WANTED, experienced, for women's wear; air-cooled workroom, excel, working conditions. MARYLAND SHOP. 906 14th st. —15 SECRETARY, experienced, to work with an executive who has an Important position: must have reasonable amount of experience, with pleasing personality; 5-day week; excellent working conditions and good salary Box 130-A, Star. —15 SECRETARY, opening for young woman of neat appearance in public relations office of national corporation: attractive surroundings and excellent working conditions. Telephone NA. 0787 for appointment. —16 SECRETARY for smagogue office: salary, $40 per wk. B'NAI ISRAEL 8YNAGOGUE. *• ••• “““ Mtuvtouit mi a. u.n.( wu. OUUO,

_^ SECRETARY, 20 to 35, for large Are insurance co. local office in Arl„ Va.; salary, SI.800 per annum: weekday hours, 9 to 5: Saturday. 9 to 12 noon; work light and pleasant working conditions. Call OX. 2477 or CH. 1221 for inquiries. —17 SECRETARY for Plymouth, De Soto dealer; must be experienced, neat and have Pleasing personality; good working conditions, chance for advancement; 6V4-day week. BOWIE-VINCENT MOTOR CO., 6013 Georgia ave. n.w., RA. 0400. —19 SECRETARY, legal, 6'/a-day week, pleasant working conditions. DI. 5941. —17 SECRETARY, capable of taking and tran- scribing shorthand; also able handle flies and general office work for airline publicity representative. Reply Box 112-X, Star. —17 SECRETARY-STENOG. for growing wholesale concern, nr. Central High: must be unusual person with knack for details; knowledge or liking for sales promotion, advertising or direct mail work desirable; good salary, 614-day week. Only If you are above average and want opportunity to make something of it, apply to Lee Harris, CLBC. EQUIP. CO., 2473 Sherman ave. n.w. SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER—An excellent position is open in one of Washing- ton’s finest men's wear stores as personal secretary to Mr. Thos. Saltz; very Inter- esting and educational work, excellent working conditions; permanent position and good salary. Apply Mr. viekery. LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ; 1409 G St. n.w.

SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER, Arlington resident, 35 to 40 years old; capable o! assisting busy executive; permanent position; egal experience desirable but not necessary. Call Mr. Hisle, CH. 5000. Ap- ply BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY, 313 No. Olebe rd. —16 SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER for small 3 girl office. 39-hr. week. S176 to $200 per mo., according to experience. Write, stating age and experience. Box 421-A, Star.

—15 SEAMSTRESSES wanted: best salary, working conditions good; lor upholstering, slipcovers. BILT-RITE UPHOLSTERERS, UN. 1545. —15 SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS, experience preferred, white, aged 18 to 38. DE. 8377 between 9 and 4 p.m. 3617 12th st. n.e. —15 SILK FINISHER, white, for well-established dry-cleaning plant; good hours and salary. Apply at U. 8. EMPLOYMENT CEN- TER, Soil colesville rd., Silver Spring, Md. —17 SKIP TRACERS: must b« experienced In telephone locate work; permanent position; good salary; no evening work. Apply Mr. Kelly, MARVIN’S. 734 7th st. n.w. —17 SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS, part time, 3 nights per week. 6 to 10 p.m.: uniforms furnished: good pay. SERVICE PHAR- MACY, 14th and L n.w. —16 SODA FOUNTAIN GIRLS, meals and uniforms. S36 a week. Apply in person, PARK LANE PHARMACY, 21st and Pa. ave.

_15 SPANISH-ENGLISH SECRETARY, must take dictation and be fluent in both lan- guages: aviation co.; convenient hours, excellent salary lor well-qualified person. Phone EX, 5350, MISS JEROLAMAN for appt. for interview. —15 STENOGRAPHER-SECRETARY, rapid, experienced; permanent. Call personnel, AD. 9215. —18 STENOGRAPHER—Export and world trade service, accurate typing important, pleasant working cond. Call EX. 6622 wkdays.

—15 STENOGRAPHER—Large local corporation needs a young woman in her 20a lor stenographic and general office work: should be able to take dictation between 80 and 100 w.p.m. and transcribe neatly and accurately; permanent position, excellent opportunity lor advancement; 5-day. »u-nour wees; ®j.7ti per montn to start. Write, giving sufficient Information about yourself to Justify an Interview. Box 90-R, Star. —17 STENOGRAPHER—We can offer work that Is interesting and different to a good stenographer who does not wish to be tied down to regular hours. Write details. Box 427-A, Star. —17 STENOGRAPHER, general office work: permanent; advancement. WOODHOUSE STATIONERY CO., 901 13th st. n.w. —15 STENOGRAPHER: speed not essential; good typist; pleasant office. See MR. NELSON, 1101 King st., Alexandria, Va. TE. 2242. 17 STENOGRAPHER, young, experienced, of refinement and good educational background. for law office, references required. Telephone RE. 3030. —15 STENOGRAPHER and general office worker, young, willing, Intelligent; 6-day week; excellent working conditions. Apply in person, GENERAL FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS. 1734 N st. n.w. —19 STENOGRAPHERS. TYPISTS. Openings for permanent employment at the Univer- sity of Maryland. College Pk.. Md : good pay and hours. Phone WA. 3S00. Ext 270, personnel office, for appointment.

_17 STENOGRAPHER, permanent position In large office; 5-day. 40-hour week, vacation with nay. Apply SAFEWAY STORES EM- PLOYMENT OFFICE. 4th and T sts. n.e.

—17 STENOGRAPHER for general office work, 5-day week, pleasant surroundings; good pay. See Mrs. Thompson. MILLS CO.. 0th and E sts, n.w. —18 STENOGRAPHER—For patent attorney's office. Under 26. Experience not necessary but Intelligence a prerequisite. 39-hour, five and one-half day week with every third Saturday off Christian. Salary. $2,000 to start. Phone NA. 8138 during the day. _

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STENOGRAPHER-CLERICAL for general office work, in one of Washlngtpn'a finest women’s stores; liberal discounts on store purchases, hospitalization, vacation pay: permanent position. JOS. R. HARRIS CO- 1224 F st. n.w.

T —15 STENOGRAPHER, medical. In dr.'s office and laboratory; $175 to $200 per month, depending upon experience; excellent op-

Sortunity for advancement. Box 484-A, tar. —17

TELEPHONE OPERATOR. PBX. for week- end relief work. Good working conditions, beautiful surroundings, and good pay. Phone MANAGER. Tilden Gardens, WO. 5334. —15 TELEPHONE OPERATORS, experienced; salary credit la given for former experience; steady employment. Visit our employment office, or telephone Mrs. Riggles, Executive 8727, for information about opportunities now available. THE CHESA- PEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO TELEPHONE SOLICITOR, unlimited phone, part or full time work in your own home. TR 2319. —15 TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, experienced, to work In leading department stores selling a rug cleaning service: good salary and commission. Write fully. Box 113-X. Star.

TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, to work at home; part or full time: salary and commission. Write Box 443-X. Star. —19 TYPIST with some knowledge of bookkeeping; permanent position, good salary: 35-hr. wk. Telephone NA. 2003 for appt. _

—17 TYPIST. In motion picture industry: 5- day. 40-hr. week; accuracy essential; will train In all details; over 18. See Mrs. Bandel. Apply NATIONAL SCREEN SERV- ICE CORP- 920 New Jersey ave. n.w. —18 TYPIST-CLERK, between 20-35; no experience necessary; hours 9-5. ALex. 0398. _ 15* TYPIST, general assistant to credit manager. chance for advancement. BUTLER'S- FEDERAL, 821 7th »t. n.w. —15 TTPUT. general office work, some knowledge^ of^ shorthand: permanent position:

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HELP WOMEN. TYPIST—Young lady, single, to work in office of public accountant, must be accurate and neat typist: part time. 9 to 3: pleasant environment and good working conditions. Apply JULBB LAFFER MAN. 418 Florida ave. n.e.. Room 201. TR. 4438.

—If TYPIST, experienced—This la a permanent position with an excellent future; salary open, depending upon experience and ability. Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.. 703 7th st. n.w. —20 TYPISTS-CLERKS; no experience necessary ; permanent position; good salary. Apply Mr. Kelly. MARVnrS. 734 7th at. n.w. —17 TYPIST to type letten and answer reser- vations several days a week: 2 hours day. Do not phone. 1627 16th st. n.w. TTPIST in doctor's office and laboratory: $150 to $175 per month; excellent opportunity for advancement. Box 4SS-A. Star.

TYPIST-STENOGRAPHERS. experienced, good working conditions, good hours good salary. vacations with pay. Apply PEOPLES DRUG 8TORE8, employment office. 77 P st. n.e. —17

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WAITRESS, neat, clean, single, aga 18-20: no Saturdays or Sundays; good tips and pay. OLD DUTCH INN. 1302 No. Cagltol WAITRESS, experienced, for busy restaurant: good. pay. BASSIN'S GRILL. 7418 Wisconsin ave., WI. 9718. —15 WAITRESSES, white, must have ABC card. Apply Immediately. POWHATAN RES- TAURANT. 614 17th »t. n.w. WAITRES8. experienced. Apply In perton, STATE RESTAURANT, 516 No. Ca^F- WAITRESS. 5-day week, nlgbtwork. Apply 44 RESTAURANT, 924 X st. n.w. WAITRESS, must have ABC card, dependable. PETE8 SPAGHETTI HOUSE, 2467 18th it. n.w. Apply after 3 p.m. —16 WAITRESS, colored: must be neat: for restaurant: nlchtwork only. Apply after 5 p.m., 7,'>6 50th st. n.e. —18 WAITRESSES, experienced, neat, excellent working conditions, good earnings. Apply In person to 5915 Georgia ave. n.w, i—17 SA1TRESS. white, neat, pleasant pdrson-

IW, of good character, with ABC card! night work. ED'S GRILL. 1492, H at. n.e.

WAITRESSES, highest type—If thoroughly experienced, have "top” references and sure you can serve best clientele in city properly, call in person between 11 a m. and 4 p.m.. 2655 Conn. ave. —21 WAITRESSES, colored, for Saturdays and Sundays only: paid by the hour. Apply in person. JOHNSON'S CAPE. 1909 14th st. n.w. —18 WEAVER, woman. 18 to 36, to learn re- weavlng of moth holes, burns, tears, etc.: $30 to $40. ABILITY WEAVERS. 2820 No. Wash, blvd., Arl., Va.. OL. 7800. —16 WOMAN, white, for part-time work In cafeteria: 75c per hour plus one meal. Apply manager. 3027 14th st. n.w. —17 WOMAN, with ability In sewing and taking measurements, for training In dress form dept. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO., 1340 G st. n.w. Apply Mrs. Crowe, 3 to 8 p.m. —16 WOMAN, colored, to clean rooms and make beds In a rooming house. Do not phone. 2209 Mass. ave. n.w. WOMAN for cosmetic and cigar counter: daywork: experience necessary. O'DON- NELL'S PHARMACY, 14th and Colo. ave. WOMAN as consultant for LUZIER'B COSMETICS. Excel, earnings, rapid advancement For Interview, call AD. 1213. WOMAN of character, to work short hrs.i should have car and be able to meet nubile: deal with mothers and children: no exper. nec.; salary, commission. PATTY-CAKES, INC.. 8H. 2828. —18 YOUNG GIRL to work In greeting card store, experience not necessary, no telephone calls. Adler. THE ENGRAVING SHOP. 1305 G st.. n.w. —15

I YOUNG GIRL as Investigator, interesting work. Apply Wednesday after 9 a m., 918 F st. n.w.. Suite 609. ERLEBACHER. INC.. 1210 F It n.w., requires the services of thoroughly experienced fitters and seamstresses on highest grade garments, pleasant working conditions. Contact Mrs. Engel on 4th fl. —16 A LARGE DEPARTMENT STORE desires the services of saleswomen for major elec- trical appliances; experienced preferred: commission basis, with drawing account. In reply, state age and experience. Box 273-Z. Star. _18

j A LARGE DEPARTMENT STORE desire* the services of experienced manager for phonograph record department: should have knowledge of music. In reply stat* age, experience and salary expected. Box 248-Z. Star. —18 INSURANCE—Competent girl for fire In- surance company branch office, experienced in policy writing, some knowledge of stenography: 5-day week: attrac. salary: opportunity to advance. Our employes know of this advertisement. Box 424-A. Star. —17 SELL EVERYDAY CARDS for extra earnings. Everybody wants newest big value assortments for birthday, other occasions. Outstanding "American Beauty" box sells for $1—pays up to 50c profit. Friends, clubs buy on sight. 12 others retail 60o up. stationery. Samples on approval. FRIENDSHIP, 550 Adams. Elmira. N. Y. • AVON PRODUCTS will train 2 women to service customers in good territories: earn while you learn: pleasant, profitable, permanent, re. 0795. —17 EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES ONLY, millinery, ready to wear, good opportunity for right parties: salary to start. *35 Pius commission. Apply KLEIN'S. 1227 P WANTED—3 WAITRESSES and counter girls, white, neat and reliable, experienced; *25 a wk. plus tios, uniforms furnished! fountain grill. 1404 Park rd. n w. —17

HELP DOMESTIC. CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS, permanent, live in. family of 4; n.w. section; summer In New England: only experienced

| person with local references need apply; $100 per month. Box 104-X, Star. —18 COLORED GIRL wanted for general housework and plain cooking. Apply at 1418 11th st. n.w. 15* COOK, afternoon through 6:30-6:30 evening dinner. Medium-sized boarding house. Simple, well-cooked meals. Must be clean and have experience in boarding-house cooking. $20 to start. No Sundays. Call ready for work. 1734 New Hampshire ave. n w. —17 COOK-G.H.W. i live in: *26 week; fond of children; have other help: local reference required: no Sundays; off ‘/b day Thurs- days. 2861 Brandywine st. n.w., EM. 1449.

—15 COOK, first-class. 2 In family, light cleaning of first floor; comfortable bedroom, bath and sitting room. To go to Virginia for summer months. Wages. $25 per week. NO. 6573 between 8 and 10 p.m. —16 COOK-G.H.W.. no Sundays; neat, reliable girl; $25 per wk. Emerson 2428. —16 GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, live In. fond of children, plain cooking: local references. SL. 3091. —21 GENERAL MAID for two. in apt., mint be good cook; from 10 a m. to 2 p.m. Call DU. 0012. —17 G.H.W., plain cooking, light laundry, live in, SVj-day week; references. RA 4650.

—17 G.H.W. for famllv of 3: live in or out: SVi-day week; city refs.: $30 per week; no laundry. Phone NA. 4381 bet. 9 a.m, and 5 p.m. —17 G.H.W., cooking; live in; exper.; for small iamiiv. leieieuuva. uui« ueip vuiviujcu, $25 a wk RA 2125 G.H.W., no cooking. $20 week; must live In, 30-45 years old; local references. OR. 2414. ‘—15 GIRL, colored, for g.h.w., no cooking, no laundry; must live In; $100 mo.: references. TA. 7103. —19 GIRL OR WOMAN, colored, g.h.w., plain cooking, personal laundry; 2 adults In family; Sat. and Sun. ofl; live In or out; basement room; good home, good food; $15 week. Call weekdays. DE. 8361. —18 HOUSEKEEPER, white, live In. suburban home; young couple and Infant; upstairs room and bath: permanent; must be neat housekeeper and good cook; $100 a month. Call MRS. NOONAN. WA. 8281 from 9 to 5:30. —17 HOUSEKEEPER, white woman, to do light housework and plain cooking for 2 adults; good salary for refined, middle-aged

I woman: live In; 3rd-fioor bedroom and bath; suburban. Telephone OL. T1^2. HOUSEKEEPER, white, capable; take full charge infant and apt.; business couple; live In. TR* 0781. —16 HOUSEWORKER, reliable, to love and watch over 3-year-old girl, mother employed: live In or out; Sat.. Sun. ofl; $18. EM. 8406. —18 MAID-G.H.W.. care of children; no cooking: 8-8:30 p.m.. $15 a week. Live In IX desired. RA. 1138. MAID, cooking, g.h.w.; must be able to serve table; live in. no laundry; small private family; references required; South Arlington section; $25 per week. GL. 2336 —14 MAID, aolored, trained cooking and serving, occasional laundry; live In; $25 wk. OR. 3106. —18 WOMAN, white, to take care of 2 boys, age 4 and 6; sleep in; be one of family; no housework: good home, salary, for right party. Owens 6685. —17 WOMAN, colored, or couple, over 30;

; g.h.w., plain cook; small family; not afraid of work; live in, good quarters:

I recent local refs.-. $22.50 to start, ralso if satisfactory. EM. 1376. —10 WOMAN, white or colored; live In; g.h.w.: Pleasant surroundings; references. Sligo 4048. —17 WOMAN, settled, white or col., to live In:

i plain cooking, light iaund., cleaning, assist I with children: local refs., recent health cd. nec.; Ch. Ch.. D. C.i $25 wk. EM. 2151.

—20 WOMAN, white, settled, as housekeeper for elderly lady, good home and salary: 12 miles north of Silver Spring. MR®. MARY E. MANTELL. Oiney, Md. Ash- ton 2731. —17 WOMAN, colored, middle aged, to live In and assist mother with 2 children: private room; good salary. Call SL. 2594. —16

grOOD COOK. G.H.W.; take care of 1st oor; good city references. DU, 0214.

SITUATIONS MEN. ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept

> part time, tax returns prepared, statements. audits: reasonable. OR. 2074. ADMINISTRATIVE secretarial assistant,

; ex-captain pilot, currently stagnating with 1 property management and construction

grm desires change lor better as rlght- ar.d man to top busy executive; must

have opportunity for advancement: shorthand. typing etc. Box 109-Z. Star. 15* BOOKKEEPER ACCOUNTANT, part-time service only; all taxes. Owens 6178. MR. WRIGHT. BUTCHER, exper., all-around man. for neighborhood store: no, drinker; good pay, steady lob. A. FIRTACJ, 800 K st. n.e. 15* COOK OB BUTLER-HOUSEMAN, any where, Scotch-Amerlean, single, references. EX. 9588, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. •

EXECUTIVE, 25 years' experience In commercial and home construction, subdivision planning, remodeling and repair work: president of own company before the war: thoroughly familiar with business management. financing, estimating, architectural design and accounting, desires connection with e future. Box 249-Z, Star. 15* HOUSE CLEANING and yard work desired by reliable and experienced colored man. EX. 2170 after 6 p.m. •

MAN. young, experienced, desires a position as draftsman In Washington; will start on small salary if Job offers opportunity lor advancement. LI. 1755. 17* PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT for university students; clerks, typists, bookkeepers, au- ditors. salespeople: available for afternoon, morning and evening work Call employment bureau. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNI-

^preferably in drug^lln* for m young man with 3 years’ college ex* per. Box 233-Z. Ster.

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