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riarc Here is your opportunity to obtain a beautiful Georgian Colonial home on § Partridge Lane, one of the quiet ridge streets in this close-in, restricted area of fine homes on large lots enjoying a commanding view of the lovely Potomac Palisades. Built about 3 years ago, this home is an outstanding example of fine architecture and superior construction. It wos purchased before completion and many distinctive features were added under the direction hf interior decorating firm of Schuyler and Launsbery, with harmonious exterior planting designed by Rose Greeley, landscape architect. Features of the large living room include a hand-carved mantel nearly 200 years old, with black Belgian Marble Fireplace, built-in bookcases. Delightful screened porch accessible from both living room and the spacious dining room. Large paneled library, artistic center entrance and reception hall, powder room, streamlined kitchen and butler's pantry or breakfast nook complete the first floor Second floor contains four bedrooms and 3 baths, with open deck adjoining master bedroom affording a delightful long view of Potomac. Heating, plumbing and wiring hos been carried to 3rd tfoor to permit future finished room Basement contains large finished recreation room with doors leading to ground level terrocc, also finished maid s room and bath with separate entrance. Oil air-conditioned heat; 2-car attached garage with private concrete driveway.

Owner's Transfer Out of Town is Only Reason for Selling

Shown by appointment only. Call Mr. Bortz, WO. 4754, with

FRANK S. PHILLIPS, REALTOR EXCLUSIVE AGENT \

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National Permanent Building Association Spells HOME

for through its modern Monthly Payment Plan financing the purchase; or.taking care of a maturing trust—is so easily done. The one payment a month includes the interest at current rate, curtail—and yes, taxes and insurance if you wish. Take advantage of this easy plan.

Loons made anywhere within the Metropolitan area.

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I This is the last large tract of land zoned for colored people in Arlington County —so don't delay. This high-class com-

munity of 210 brick houses overlooks the scenic Valley of Four-Mile Run. Each house has a living room, dining room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, modern bath and full basement. Also a de luxe 7- cubic foot electric refrigerator and hot- water heat. Fast express bus service to M Washington by A. B. & W. or Arlington- Fairfax buses.

To Reach: Drive over 14lh St. Bridge, then fo!• a low “U. S. SO" signs to Parkfairfax-Fairlington" signs, then follow "Parkfairfax-Fairlington" signs to "Seminary Road" sign on right, then right on

"Seminary Road," at Circle, 1 block, then left ll/j blocks to Model Home. By bus, take A. B. & W. or A rlington-Fairfax bus at 12th & Pa. Ave., marked “Parkfairfax" or "Fairlington" and S get off at Shirlington Shopping Center, then walk ‘5*

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Vienna, Once Glittering City, Was Capital Without Nation

I Vienna, sixth largest city of the ! continent, which fell to the Rus-

sians yesterday, was once the glittering capital of music, medicine

and finance, and of the formidable

Austro-Hungarian Empire. Location in the very heart of Eu-

rope made Vienna a hub of rail, ; highway and water routes to every corner of the continent, says the National Geograpic Society. The

| city lies on the Danube River thor- oujfiifare from Germany to the Black Sea, on the ancient “amber route'1 from the Baltic to the Medi- terranean, and on rail and highway routes from France and Italy to eastern centers of trade.

In 1910 Vienna was a city of more than 2,000.000 people, the gay capital of the Hapsburg-ruled empire of

51,000,000, covering an area the size of Texas. The Treaty of Versailles carved away seven-eighths of the land, leaving only a Maine-size, Germanic core of Austria, contain- ing less than 7.000,000 people.

Often referred to as “the capital without a nation,” Vienna by 1938 could still count 1,900,000 residents. After 1918 it had changed from waltz time to march time by force of circumstance, turning from art for art’s sake to commerce and industry for the sake of its masses. In 1938 Anschluss (enforced union) converted Austria from an inde- pendent state into a province of the Nazi Reich. Vienna became the second largest city of Greater Ger- many, outranked only by Berlin.

In the two decades between wars, Vienna, renowned as the birthplace of Schubert, the workshop of Brahms. Beethoven. Schumann, Haydn, Mozart, Johann Strauss and a hast of other famous musicians, increased its once-casual pace of making jewelry, fancy leather goods, millinery and art objects and great- ly extended Its mills making iron and steel, machinery, railroad equipment. chemicals and textiles.

The restyled Vienna tunneled raw materials to neighboring towns, de- veloping their industries. Foremost among these in recent years has been Diener Neustadt, 22 miles south, seized by tire Soviets in ap- proaching Vienna. Its big airplane and locomotive plants have been the No. 1 target of the Vienna region, which was virtually out of bomber range until "Fortress Eu- rope" was invaded.

Although Vienna tasted the bit- terness of defeat in the days fol- lowing the World War, the city had enjoyed a most prosperous period extending from 1848 to the out- break of the World War in 1914. At the beginning of the period, the Emperor. Francis Joseph, ascended the throne he was to occupy for 68 years.

During that time the ancient city fortifications were torn down, and a great tree-shaded avenue, the RingStrasse, flanked by handsome government buildings, hotels and offices, became the nucleus of modern Vienna. Its great Gothic-spired Cathedral of St. Stephen dominated the city, while Schonbrunn. beautiful summer residence of the Em- peror, edged the outlying section.

Great Viennese banking houses dominated the finances of large parts of Central and Eastern Eu- rope. Massive government buildings. industrial offices and banks wore the outward measure of its

Marriage License Applications

Under D. C. laws, couples must, apply for a marriage license on

one day, wait thre. full days and receive their license on the fifth day. Sundays and holidays are

counted the same, as other ays.

Dave Rowbler 5*1. 0<<4 New York n w

and Oren Wilson Brown, 41. 1 :7 C si n e.

Henry Willmott. 3<>. Watertown. N Y and Ruth Thomas. '.‘4 212** l'ith st. n w

Ravmond Rirhardella. .13. Pittsburgh, and Betty Straka. 27, Horner City. Pa

James Watson. 23 and Mary E. Moore, 23. both of 1323 ♦»th st. n.w

James Breece. 27 San Antonio. Te>: arid Henrietta Josephine de Diaiiow;. 2322 40th p! n w

Leon James, *77, and Marion Randolph. 20. both of 151" Mh s', v. w

Samuel Cole. 2*. 3‘>5*> Clinton st. n and Margaret Miles id. 3704 20th s* n.e.

Francis Behan. 24 Sur.imif. N J. and Mary Slocum, 23, 1230 Crittenden st. n.w.

Louis Berry. 44. 5313 32nd st n.w. and Eleanor Stephen. 3»>. 1400 Irving st. v. w

Bruce Lee, *77. River Forest. Ill and Jane Roberts. 2K. 3S0S Veazey st n.w

Leonard Bauroth. 3*. 1 os I Columbia rd n.w.. and Margery Foley. 4 4. 01 x A st. s.e

George St*bl. 24. Millersburg. Pa., and Rachel Colby. 24. 415 17th st. n.e.

Issued at Rockville. Leon Prystup. 21. and Gerry Ediand. 10,

both of Brooklyn. Benjamin E. Boomer. 35 Arlington, and

Marie O. Watson. 20. Philadelphia Thomas E. Douglas, jr.. 21. Savannah.

Ga.. and Mary K. Brown. ’70. Rockville. Welter D Welsh. 3 7. Hyattsville. Md

and Mildred R Smith. 32, Glenmont. Md. Donald H. Williams, 10. and Betty Lou

Snowden. IS. both of Washington. Edward Leon Portewig. 27. and Mary L

Holloway. 20 both of Richmond. Va Louie D Thornhill. 3X. and Cheerful Mae

Criswell, 23, both of ashington.

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success; universities, conservatories, museums and opera houses cstab-| lished its cultural standards.

Vienna’s history has fallen within j several colorful periods. The town was first a Celtic settlement, Vindo- bona. Then followed successive periods when it was a Roman gar- rison, a medieval trade center and a fortified city that twice repulsed the Turks. It was as the glittering capital of the rich Austro- Hungarian Empire that this city

j on* the "beautiful Blue Danube” played its best-remembered role.

Windsors to Attend Roosevelt Memorial I y the Associated Pre.1:

NASSAU, Bahamas, April 14.—The Duke and Duchess of Windsor will attend a memorial service for Pres-

: icient Roosevelt at the Anglican Cathedral at 4 p.m. tomorrow.

The Duke cabled his sympathies to the Roosevelt family yesterday.

The Supreme Court was adjourned and flags throughout the Bahamas were ordered at half-staff until after Hie funeral.

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SPECIAL NOTICES. ATTENTION -Junior Hadassah Doner Din- ner scheduled for Saturday. April 11. at

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WE NEED YOl'R HOME and can pv Sin.Oi'o > si: nun all cash We order modem ot >emim>-dern home m good r* i- denrial or suburban neighborhood. We will act. ouickly. No brokers, please' Bex S1S-L. ?U,r M’ GAS WATER HEATERS, «0. 3<». In '.ml. automatic no cash needed, small monthiv payments: immediate m filiation. D A STANSBUKY. U I OR STORM WINDOWS and "'Teens. <vh < VS FLE «•< )NT R At ! Il 1 CO fh> yeai busines ’. UN. ■ :< WA ".s• TOR ROCK WOOI. INSULA I fON. 1 CAST! F CONTRACTING CO .eats it: bin UN WA I Will NO I it repor: > : ■-r anv d<"b»s eon»iae ed hv i.y ■ hut n’v.elf HENRY C. DECKER, hr, f ; t G Web: -r it. Bal- ttnc Mi! M

HER!. M I ! R I w il* b* re p. ;-: hie only ter si-ch debts a-, may be contracted by me. ROBERT COLBERT. \u*s T n e NATL IMRKISTIRS INs! Tin (■ Are lawyers oblumtcri nphol-i the Const i- e.it ion only m « our» B r. a ARMY I Ml H(il N( \ RELIEF Notice of annual nn '.nc H annua! meeuny of members will be h» i a’ I 1 a m April !!»}'. in Room h-E * »* f * The Ptniaon, Wa.-hiiiUtnn •;:> D__C_

All persons to be hired tn this area must be referred by the local United States Employment Service office, unless the specific adver- tisement indicates otherwise.

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Box 4>»;-c« S’ar. \( Ol M AMx, ,arge CPA firm requires '-rveral juniors Opportunity' tor splendid ; raining ami ..dvauei rm Experience .it- nen. sary. Starting salary from >1.m»o ariMri’iv Box 4-15-G. Star

( AM Jr arcountanf for public account:nr firm permaneir position with a chance for advancement. pleasant working condition; Pit a -o reply m own hanriwriring. eating age. qualifications and salary reinfind Box lfi-G. Star. AFTER-SI IIO<M. BOYS. an Id to 1V to deliver import arr nrninun :r--u inns after, srh'vk. ,’i p m io 1 o p m with or Without huvr'.e uu. : rms furnished free Apply WE ATEP N UNION. Room ~0U. 1 :i 1 T New York -e r.w. \<;l..Yl v. ntfd f o repre ent re;, estate firm u Ar' u.g'on more than average pos- sibility- cat imcessarv For particulars raJ! Ms MANNAS. Oxford 41fi.fi. ASSISTANT MANAGER. ."» alld 1*' cent s-nr. Arlington: vo ur.tr man. earnings, with b e '*ni n, per wk M.-me previous retail ton- experience desirable, postwar future with young and e row. n.e concern: good opportunity for discharged veteran Call Oldie JIT? during business hours for interview. AUK) RO!) Y .MAN to work cn Gene: a! Mo- tor- product'. .‘>b da's per week *! vfifi per 1: o" r. A op; v to COAST-IN PONTIAC CO In ; : ;.u ve n *

Al TO >1 ECU -ANIC, steady position, coed sa’arv. daywork time arri-a-hail "ver •In hr- Week. CONTINENTAL BAKING CO fi."" 1 Georgia aw n w. AUTO MECHANICS, fuil. part time. Sun- day-. *■■xcellent salary, good hours, new

a r k e. RED'S OARAGE. fi4 H st n.e. is* AUTO MECHANIC -Reliable man to work with and supervise helpers m will- equipped shop under good working conditions; permanent mb with good weekly pav and yearly bonus STEUART MO- TORS. n.e store, fird and H streets n e AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC'S CD. good pay with production bonus; permanent job for good men See Mr. King. POHANKA SERVICE ! 1 fit; finth st nw AUTO MECHANIC, ex-service or experienced man with tools and proper manpower rriea«-e. Permanent job. Sl.fio per hour, in a Chrysler dealer shop. See Mr. M •h WHEELER. INC 4Mn Wisconsin. Al ro MECHANICS for Washington's lead- in': Ford dealer opportunity for experienced men. draft exempt, or handicapped mm who have been experiened mechanics: a chance to make big money; permanent connection. See Mr. Nelson or Mr Kirby. HILL A- TIBBITTS. 1114 Ver- mont a ve NA ffh.fin AUTO PAINTER, permanent- best pav and vacation, good shop: bonus. MR. BURTON. RF. .fi.fi N. Y. ave. nr. 1 :>• Al TOMOBILE PARTS CLERK A permanent :.ob with a real postwar future; good tarting salary and working conditions.

JSe*1 Mr Cn-zec. LEE D. BUTLER CO. llfil ‘11 si n w DI hi 1,l AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE ANALYST, able to diagnose the condition of all makes of cars, especially Dodge and Plymouth: an experienced floorman would fit in this position, excellent salary, permanent. S~e Mr Runion. TREW MOTOR CO.. 14th and V sis n.w.

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experienced, und prcforablv on Chrysler products. We have unusual plans lor postwar expansion. This position offers exceptional opportunities to the right man See Mr. Thomas during the day or phone him for evening appointment. LEO HOC- ; CA. INC.. i:>01 Conn. ave. n w. ENT. 'Hum. 1

BELLMAN. colored. experienced. good waaes and tips: tl-day week permanent position naid vacation Apply head bellman. HOTEL MARTINIQUE, 1\’U HJth

BODY AND PAINT SHOP FOREMAN who knows how to organize and handle production shop. Gooci salary and substan-j tiaT share in the profits This is an excel-J lent opportunity. Gr e details cf your experience and references. Your letter wiUj be held in confidence. Box 4‘M-G. Start BOYS, high school. 10 to IS years old. to work iii warehouse stockroom several afternoons a week, after school hours aud half day Saturdays: full-time employment on termination of school session: wages, 50c per hour. Apply between 4 and 5 p.m. daily to Mr. Zinck. 1:Jt» K no., cr Mr. Clemons. 1 N. Arlington’ Ridge id., Arlington, Va. NOLAND CO.. INC. BOYS, high school. 1 fi or 17 years of age.1, for stock work, after school hours and Saturdays. Only those interested in full time during summer vacation need apply YOUNG S SHOE STORE, ldntj ]•' st, n.w. BREAD SALESMEN wanted. Wholesale bakery: commission basis; guaranteed salary. $47 weekly: no experience necessary; established routes: 7 a.m.-ff p m., H- day week: postwar future: hiring accord WMC regulations. Apply Mr. Patton. RICES BAKERY, rear 709 ldth st. s.e BRICK WASHERS, by the day. 1,000 or job contract: immediate work, steady work. Phone DI. 7‘51(5. BUSBOYb, coioicu. ic wort !n high-class sea-food restaurant; top wages, including, meals; must be 18 years of age or over >

Apply personnel office. O'DONNELL’S SEA : GRILL. 1207 E st. n w BUSBOY. hours 9 a m. to 6 pm., no Sun-] dav work. Apply immediately. Here's a Bood position, good pay. MADRILLON RESTAURANT, Wash. Bldg. J5th and New York ave. n.w. BUS OPERATORS—The need Is urgent Men over 21 years ol age tor part-time work Sunday and daily, also full time; essentia] and permanent: hospitalization; top wages: ample protection. Apply WASH- INGTON. MARLBORO It ANNAPOLIS MOTOR LINES. INC. See Mr. Barnes. 1510 Southern avo s.e BUS OPERATORS—You can earn more than $50 a week in an essential industry with postwar security. The Arnold Lines need operators to work either full or part time, no experience necessary, pay while learning, hourly bonus, paid vacation, pension plan, opportunity for overtime, free transportation, free nursing service, pleasant working conditions. Take any Wilson blvd. bus to 707 No. Randolph st.. Arlington, or telephone GL. 4000. Employ- ment office open H::io to 5:.')0 weekdays. ARNOLD LINES. Wash., Va. & Md. Coach Co., Arlington. Va BUTCHER — Permanent Job. very good hours, congenial surroundings; $70 per week. OL. 0202.

HELP MEN (Cant.) BUTCHER, experienced; good salary, pleasant working conditions. Apply SHORE- HAM MARKET, 2018 Conn. ave. n.w. CO 24.20. BUTCHER, short-order cook. Ice cream and pastry maker and general kitchen hCp Apply in person to chef. MAY- FLOWER HOTEL. Conn. ave. at De Sales st. n.w. BUTCHER, experienced; excellent working conditions: salary open to right man; reference required. Apply at 014 8th st. s.e.. LI. 8002 B*ITCHERS desiring steady positions, with: good pay, apply SHIRLINGTON SUPER' MARKET. °8(io South Quincy st., Arling- ton Va. TE. .2707. HI TCHER, sober, for white trade; perm, job; lvjur' 8:.20 to 0. small store; highest pay. WO. 4 0.20. CARPENTERS, with cars, on remodeling wor k, * I 2 per day. SMITHER MAYTON. INC 120.7 L st. n.w. CARPENTERS, lst-class only, for large construction project; good wages and long job See MR. GRANINGER. 4 7o.2 Ben-; nitii rd. n.e. C ARPENTERS AND LABORERS wanted for construction job at S. Capitol and Elmira sts s w. immediately. Apply on job. CAR WASHER and lubrication man In essential industry; heated garage, warm water used for washing, permanent post-j tion. good salary See Mr Moore. A. P WOODSON CO fith and Michigan n.e CUKE, gooc.. high pay to right man. man as porter; also dishwasher, good wages.! Call TR. 1*7.27 CHEF, experienced, for Marshall Hall Park restaurant, can use man and wife good1 living conditions. Phone India nhead iMri 1 *.‘214, or write C. P. JACKSON,, Marshall Hall. Md 15* C HEF; steady work and * Tlent pay. Apply SHIRLEY DELICATESSEN. 2K(*«U South Quincy st., Arlington, Va. TE.

CIGAR CLERK- References required. Good salary. Apply MR. UEAMY, drugstore,: Union Station. Cl.CAN Lit. colored, 4 or 5 hours mornings: title per hour and meals. 1H.24 Conn, ave ( LEANEKS, colored; top wages, including meals Apply Personnel Office. O'DON- NELL'S SEA GRILL. 1207 E st. n.w CLEANER, part time, hours 8 a.in. to 12 noon, no Sunday work You'll find this a good position, steady work at good pay.; Applv immediately. MADRIILON RESTAU- RANT. Wash. Bldg, 1.7th and New York ave. n w CLERK lor club- SI 25 mo room and board, draft exempt preferred. State! qualification." Box 4H-U. Star COAL IKICK DRIVERS, colored permanent yc.ir-around work: essential industry; /ood sa'ary See Mr Moore. A P. WOOD- SON CO Pth and Michigan ave. n e <’OAC YARD ha opening for Welshman, pleasant working cond:: roiis: experience not necessary B x Ihs-G, Star. COCKTAIL 1.01 N(.E MANAGER, must be experienced. buy inn. of liquors and inventory work, furnish A-! references. Apply •uana-er. BURLINGTON HOTEI ( OLI I ( TION MANAGER—Small loan organization requires the services of a man as collection mgr.; experience not necessary ;n small loan field, however, preferred A man that can accept responsibility with aggressiveness to learn and take advantage of promotional opportunities Promotion* based strictly on performance and ability. Salary as well as future quite, at u active Our employes know about this ad. Replies held in .strictest confidence. State age. experience and other pertinent data Write Box 4.27-G. S’ar. COLLECTION RUNNERS. 2 young men. hones’, industrious, desiring steady position, learning interesting phase of large corporation: must have drivers license. Ill:* 2D:? st. n.w ( OOK. colored, experienced. Apply to Ch«t PARROT RESTAURANT. 1 To 1 20th

r v.. (OOK. experienced, reference required good hour- and salary, steady. CABANA CLUB .2i(»5 Naylor ru sc COOK, ail around, colored or white Apply

1 Ik'* Conn. ave. between 1* a m. to ,2 p m see chef.

foiorea. ior men-ciass sea iooa restaurant itrot be experienced and de- pi Oii”i< top wages Apply Mr Wilson. 0 DON’NFI L R SEA GRILL I ffffl F t nw LOOK \\ AN I LI» colored. <45 week. Mon- da:- off. no phone calls. JOHNSONS CAFE. !00p 14th nw (Ol NT Fit OR SODA MAN fl-day week, no Sunday'. <45 a wet k and meals, ffob M;t'. a\ c. n e. DELIVERY MW for Inht tru-k. 4n-l< hr? a t-*k !tahy job and u’ond pay Apply 1*1 4 H!l» n w HI. 5557. IMsHWAsflT K good hours good pay. pleasant working condition* Apply

.v. office MAYFLOWER HOTEL C...e at I> Sales st. n.w Dlsff WASHER. col. swell fob m r.ice res- • aura: '*•' 5 wk Room aid board. MR. HAY OX II :«> DDIIW AsHFR. yom man Opm to mid-

-. d HILLTOP RESTAURANT i;-;E 5ffI 1 Marlboro pike. Call HI Iff',’3 af’.* : 5 l m DISHWASHERS, ff colored men: «ff.*> a week and meals Increase ol salary if work i.s sat. factory ] 7:is Conn, ave DISHWASHERS Good Ecu: -. <•:*, p* wk and meals Apply EXECUTIVE PHAR- MACY !«»:» Pa ave n.w DeMIU AsIIER a1 d short-order cook, help i”. k:' c’■ 1 r. good pay ALTO PHARMACY

1.; ’V.'cnr.' i:. ave n w DISHWAslIERs. colored: steady emuioy- h'.cv wuth sm.'/d w.tce- and meals for re- Labie men Applv Personnel Office. O'DON- NELL S SEA (iRTl L. IffuT F. s' r w DISHWAMIER colored, also to help on fountain, good hour*. excel working cond. GOOD HOPE PHARM 140n Good Hope e LI 4414 DISPATCHER for ready-mixed concrete year-arm u v. n job I) IS TRICT CONCH El S. CO. '.HI Shannon pi. s.e. AT. 7544. k

SP UEtif DisjRICT REPRESENTATIVE to contact ton industrial business and Government •vt' itives and officials in order to sell

a 1 and eco: oirn .services pertaining to Government regulation of business and industry and provud' necessary mainte- i.ano' ervc Wu hificano:■> require un- aerstanuina of business economics and organization and nauonal affairs Co!-!' xe training or equivalent. Successful sales experience, preferably w.th intangible* Salary. <:>d ltj per week to start. Box

1 7u-G. Star DR 41 I SMI. V. elfctrical. concrete mechanical and structural designers, experienced power and industrial plants. EHASCO SERVICES INC ff* R-ctor st N Y. DRAFTSMEN AND DESIGNERS wanted In all gradec with a large concern in New York City Only 'hose with at leas' one year s actual experience desired. VV.M C rules will apply B x 451-L. Star 15* DRIVERS -S.< idv <ia r- round employment. work c lassified both essentia: and Tit Hal APPiy person. HIGHWAY EXPRESS LI.NFS :>rd and R st* n e

DKI\ ERs for fuel oil tr icks, essential work, voi.'d alary, sn y y« ar-around work Ap- ply a- .. to Mr Moore. A. P WOODSON CO t»*h and Mich ave n e. DR IN 1- U. v.,ur.g man. c ..erg." and willing; imeLeu:. oDPor;unity for permanent positron writ good fu’ure sa’arv. <40 weekly WASHINGTON FISH EXCHANGE, iol) F M s w DRIVER for ffori-t delivery: necessary to know Wash nsston and Arlington. Phone Oxl >rd ! :• s

DRIVER for light delivery, good salary. Apply «, l ff F n.w. DRIVE R-PORTI R salarv * to week BOULEVARD MARKET, ff 1 (HI E sf. nw ME 4 74" DKIVER-PORTFR — <4ff 50 w k to start; D C hr ver s permit „ood. perm position for active, dependable man. HIGGER S DRUG. o('17 Conn ave. n w. DRl G CLERK- MO week to start over 47 years or a veteran: good, perm position for a:tiv< dependable man HIGGER S DRUG. 5oi* Conn ave n.w DRV (TEANER and wool spotter for retail client- 44-hour week: must be steady

•d dependable DEPENDABLE CLEAN- ERS. nuns Columbia pike, Arlington. Va. DRV CLEANERS. ff, Me for 4S hours, time and a ha f for overtime steady ali- ve u'-dround work. Apply 445 R vt n.w. ELEVATOR OPERATOR. Apply in person. DiDcrintendent of service. MAYFLOWER HOTEL. Conn, at De Sales n vv. ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored. 4 pm. to midnight shift, sober, reliable fft»5I •

Idth st. n.w. (corner Fuller st). AD. '.’(Mill. ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored, with permit, 5 to Iff p.rn two we-'ks per montn. See resident manager, lffff.4 Vt. ave. n.w. ELEVATOR MAN. colored, from s a.m to I n.m.' must b*1 licensed. Call EM. nsoo ELEVATOR OPERATOR and h Allman; elderly man preferred. Flours, iff midnight. to s a m Good references required Mu-t have permit 17;M 17th st. n.w. ENGINEER for modern bldg on F st. n.w.: oil fuel, up-to-date equipment, well ven- tilated. best working con cl it 'ons: 4rd-class license. Apply to R F BERESFORD. bio I Sth st. n w DI. (m 150. ENGINEER and helper. 4rd-class license required for engineer; permanent position. *ood salary Apply chief engineer, the DODGE HOTEL ffn E si. n w. ENGINEERS, electrical, mechanical, hy-

service in New York City: permanent jobs with a large concern in the marine busi-j ness: War Manpower regulations will be adhered to. Box 356-L. Star. 15* | FARMER—Practical white tarmer to live on premises, fine opportunity. Telephone Hi'lside ill 12 EIRE.’MAN', white, urgently needed Apply m person. ARLINGTON HOSPITAL. 10th and North Edison sts.. Arlington. Va. FIREMAN, colored, permanent job. with excellent working conditions and meals at club. Call chief engineer. CHEVY CHASE CLUB. WI. 4lni). FLOOR LAVING APPRENTICES to learn I trade, installing asphalt tile, linoleum and! acoustical tile: 4-F or discharged veterans considered: good salary. Phom Mr. SIMMONS. DI. 1070, between 0 and 5 for an appointment. FLORIST wanted, thoroughly experienced in make-uo work, pleasing personality essential. Give reference and previous ex-, perience. Excellent salary to right party. Box 322-L. Star. FOOD COUNTER CLERKS. 16 or over: we will train you for essential work on our food counters, helping to feed Washington war workers. Good pay while learning, j Uniforms furnished and laundered free. Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or office. 77 P st. n.e. FOUNTAIN and sandwich man: good pay. 6 days, meals and uniforms furn. TOWN HOUSE PHARMACY. 601 10th st. n.w. Bring release. FREIGHT BRAKEMEN wanted by PENN- SYLVANIA RAILROAD Applicants report at. Room 215 Union Station. FUEL OIL TRI CK DRIVERS, at once: good salary, essential industry: excellent postwar connection; permanent year-around work. See Mr. Moore. A. P. WOODSON CO 0th and Mich. ave. n.e. FURNITURE FINISHER and cabinet maker. permanent position, excellent salary. Apply Mr. Rota, HOUSE & HERRMANN. 7th and Eye sts. n.w. FURNITURE SALESMAN, experienced, wanted for fast moving furniture floor, inside selling. $75 weekly, draw against high commissions. ATLAS FURNITURE CO.. 021 G st. n.w. GARDEN HELP WANTED, experienced, to cultivate, hoe, plant, harvest: white or colored; 3-rm. house with electricity: con- venient to schools, bus and church: good salary for right party. Hillside 0434-J. 5900 Rollins ave. GOLF COURSE CARETAKERS wanted. men to attend golf course and Victory gardens; good wages, overtime for work over 44 hours week. See O. B. Fitts, CO- LUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB. cor. Conn. ave. and Eeast-West hwy., Chevy Chase, Md. Or phone WI. 3100. HALLMAN, colored, experienced in cleaning: good pay, steady position. See manager in person. 1101 Massachusetts ave. n.w. HANDY MAN, general utility; room and board, good salary: references required. OFFICERS* CLUB OF WASHINGTON. Ml. 7500. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS, 16 or over, desiring part-time evening work dally or alternate days and all d»y Saturday apply Miss Fifer. WESTERN UNION, Ro#m 601. 710 14th st. n.w.

HELP MEN. HOTEL NIGHT CLEBK. Brighton Hotel. 2120 California st. n.w.; knowledge of transcript essential; permanent position; good salary and good meals. Apply to manager. * HOUSEMAN, rolored, for day or night shift; top salary. Apply housekeeper. AMBASSADOR HOTEL, 14th at K sts. n.w HOUSEMAN, colored. Apply Mrs. Carpen- ter. between K a m. and 4 p.m.,, HOTEL 2400 10th st. 'n.w. HOUSEMAN, chauffeur, colored, private school, Bethesda; sleep in or out. WI. 2022. HOUSEMAN, colored, light housework, plain cooking, live in. 4 adults: near Chevy Chase Circle; excellent salary to right man; references. WI. 4044. JANITOR, colored, to clean halls and attend fires for 0 small buildings, near Dupont Circle. $140 per month; no quarters. See MR. CLARK, 1021 Conn, ave n.w.. between 2 and 4 o'clock weekdays except Saturdays. JAMTOK. colored, for new apt. development in Alexandria, Va. Must be thoroughly experienced in handling boilers and stokers; preler man with license; substantial starting salary. plus new 2-rni., ki» dinette and bath apt. on 1st fl. Steady iob for man who is interested in pcimanent employment Apply MRS CASH. res. mgr.. River View Apts.. Apt. 20. 1110 N. Pitt st., Alexandria, Va. Phone Temple 0800. JANITOR colored, for apartment building, experienced with stoker, reference. Salary, apartment and utilities furnished See Mr. Irvine, B. F. SAUL CO. 025 15th st. n.w. JANITOR, colored: two buildings. 05 units; Northwest section; excellent quarters; $0n. *100 month. See resident manager. 0040 1.2th nl n.w. JANITOR for new’ modern 4-storv elevator bldg (only 24 ants.). $75 month, with finest janitor2s quarters including gas and electricity. Apply resident manager. WIN- CHESTER-LUZON, 0000 Luzon ave. n.w TA. noon. JANITOR for bank, nightwork; good connection; permanent; give age and reference's. Box 52-G. Star. JANITOR ASSISTANT, colored, for apartment. house, salary and quarters; no chil- dren. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. INC. 725 15th st. n.w. KITCHEN CLEANER, part time Apply In person to chef. HOTEL WASHINGTON. ! 5th and Pa ave. n.w. KITCHEN HELPER. 0-day week good salary and meals. Apply restaurant manager. THE .JEFFERSON. 1200 Kith st. n.w LABORERS, colored. Essential Cinder block plant. HUDSON SUPPLY A: EQUIP- MENT CO. 7 ih and T sts. n.e. See Mr Payne. DE 1 501. LABORERS, .00c per hour, time-and-half for Saturday See Mr. Ntcholls at 11th place and Miss ave s.e., 2’ blks. off Ala- bama ave. or Mr. Falcone, at 4'th and Bcnninv rd. s t LABORERS, steady employment, good pay. good hours Apply MT. OLIVET CEME- TERY CO.. Bladensburg rd. n.e LAI NDKYMAN as assistant to superintendent must be experienced and willing to assume responsibility, good salary and future. In replying give qualifications, ad- dress and phone number. Box 200-L, Star

1 5* LOCAL BRANCH MANAGER for essential industry State past experience; position permanent Box 184-G. Star. MAN. white. 1 or stock work in liquor store Good pay, excellent opportunity for advancement. CENTRAL, 518 Oth st. n.w. MAN. young, handy with tools as a fine painter’s helper. Phone for appointment. GL. 7200. JACK STONE CO. 18th st. at .Jefferson Davis highway. Arh. Va MAN to work on 10-acre place near Silver Spring, good wages, light, steady work, live at job RA.‘ 8700. MAN. colored, night janitor: must under- stand operating elevator and switchboard, hours. 1 1 p.m to 7 a m. Apply manager. •’ll". P v ? n U’

MAN. white, about 65 yrs. of age. for ligh? work in one of our branch Mores See Mr. Cocknlle between JO and J3 a m.. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 1402 R st. n.v MAN. colored, for liquor store good pay excellent hours. Apply '820 Columbia rd. n w MAN. experienced, In wood working shop, should be able to set machines. GOLDIE. •J 4 1 K ** t n w

MAN to work on intercommunicating sys- tems. will train if necessary: good opportunity for intelligent man with mechanical ability 2320 1 sth st. n w. MAN. presentIv employed, for light service work on alarm system several hours m evenings: experience not necessary satis- factory hourly wage: give telephone number Box 315-L. Star. ].'>• MAN to dm tractor should be good mechanic. pleasant outdoor work and excellent wages Apply MR THOMAS. East Potomac Golf Course or phone RE 4o2o rlav or night MAN to drive light delivery truck and clean sh ;v 4ii hours, 5-day week. $36. NA- TIONAL IJTHO CO. 1255 25th s? nw MAN. 22 to 35. mechamcaily inclined i-F or returned veteran, to learn coin machine business, have D C. driver’s licence, chance for advancement: state ace. qualifications and phone number. Box 46-G. S' a r. MAN. 1 day a week, for gardening. RA

MAN WANTED, mechanically inclined. fam:iiar with District, with D C driver’s Permit references Apply GENERAL AMUSEMENT CO. 3421 11th st. nw. MECHANIC—Excellent opportunity for reliable maintenance man in Washington area Will teach maintenance and service of office composing machine Salary Es- stflitial industry Applv RALPH C COX- HFAD CORPORATION. 406 Evening Star Building. MECHANIC for filling station. 60" on parrs and labor, good opportunity. GE 67 54 or SH. 0084 0431 Ga ave. MFC HANK'S, experienced of hea' y equipment. !»0( per hour, automatic increases: 48-hour we-k. time and a half overtime after 8-hour day. generous bonu'- arrange- ment. paid vacation, pension plan free transportation, pleasant working conditions. Apply 7 07 No. Randolph st Arling- ton. \a Take any Wilson blvd bus to Randolph M. ARNOLD LINES (Wash., Va and Md. Coach Co.. Inc.). MEN, white permanen* postwar work for men ;ho want to be active; learn trade, essential industry salary good hours. WESTERN EXTERMINATING CO. 1023 loth .<-* nw MEN. draft exempt. ages 18 to 40 to work m shipping department. 5-day. 48-hr work: $32.50 ro sturt good advancement after weeks. Apply Mr Afcop. NA TIONAL BISCUIT CO.. 336 Randolph pi n e. MEN CD to learn oil burner service work, good salary while learning; essential industry: permanent postwar position. See Mr Ha seek. A P WOODSON CO Pth and Michigan ave n.e.. or phone RE Sfcon. MEN drivers, white, for fuel oil trucks: steady work in essential industry; good salary permanen* See Mr Moore. A P WOODSON CO t'th and Mich ave n.e MEN wanted to work in grocery store good pay, good hours. 1136 Florida ave n e

MEN. colored, full or part time, in wood- working shop. GOLDIE. 441 K st. n.w. MEN. e 25 to <55. to deliver important communications in downtown Washington, full or part time, daywork only no Sun- da v work Apply WESTERN UNION. Room 2i»' 1 1317 New York ave nw MEN. colored. 18 to 56: $25 to $40 week, to learn cafeteria work in one of Wash- ington's finest cafeterias. Call MISS GREER. CO 1*080 MEN. 2 or 3. white or colored, for yard work Apply in person JAMES T WAR- RTNG. 1311* South Capitol st. MEN CD to work on poultry and truck farm In Capitol Heights, Md.. with or without experience: good wages. Apply 1 ESTER J. FLETCHER. 5875 Rollins ave Sea* Pleasant. Md.. or call HI 0317-R. MEN TO LEARN sewing machine business. service and sales. Instruction class begins April !). Car essential when trained Postwar positions assured. Apply SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.. 10 to 12 a m., 1340 G st n.w. MOTORCYCLE OPERATOR, white or colored. 4 5-hr. week. $33.25 to start opportunity for more overtime if desired. Call MR. KULLEN. DE. ]2?7. NEWSPAPERMAN, experienced, to cover Senate hearings for old-established news- gathering organization. Telephone NA 06,34 0 o'clock Monday morning for appr. NIGHT CLERK, f’xp. unnecessary, rm and $166 mo. HOTEL COURT. Balto blvd.. 2 mi. past College Park Berwyn 273. NIGHT MAN. Queensboroueh Apt., 1641 17th st. n.w.: hours *5 pm to 1 am.: permanent position. Phone res. mgr., DE 32 1 8 OFFSET PRESSMAN for 17x22 Weben- dorfer. steady work: essential industry: time and one-half alter 40 hours Apply in person to KIRBY LITHOGRAPHIC CO.. 1326 F st. n.w PACKERS cr packers' helpers, warehouse- men, helpers on furniture vans; permanent jobs and good wages with plenty of overtime if wanted: some part-time workers, dav or evening, could be used SE CURITY STORAGE CO., 1 146 15th st n.w PAINTERS with cars. SECURITY HOME IMPROVEMENT CO., 5463 Georgia ave. n.w. GE 1113 PAINTERS wanted. Apply at 1321 Riggs pi n.w 14* PAINTERS. $11 per day A. L. HUTTON. 3415 M st. n.w., or call MI. 1833 PAINTERS—4 first-class men. report for work at 1205 L st. n.w., 7:30 a m. PAINTERS, inside and outside: permanent job for steady, reliable men; $12 day. TA. 6510. PAINTERS. A-l: top wages. Call Ran- dolph *5850. painters wanted—Good steady men only need apply: top wages paid: for exterior and interior work. 1946 N. H. ave. n.w. HO 4855. PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS—First- class, sober men only: steady work. Cal! MR. MALHOYT. CO. 1382. after 5 P.m. 14* PAPER HANGER. 1st class Apply WIL- LIAM W. HARDY. Phone Warfield 3886. PHARMACIST wanted, registered, for larse downtown store. Can supply appointment. Refs. TOWER PHARM 14th and K sts. n.w PHARMACIST, good permanent position for capable man. HIGGERS DRUGS, 5017 Conn, ave PHARMACIST for prescription store, good hours: $85 week. OAKLAWN TERRACE PHARMACY. 3620 16th st. n.w CO. 7924. PHARMACIST wanted, registered, for large downtown store. Can supply apartment. Refs. TOWER PHARM 14th and K sts. n.w. PHARMACIST as assistant manager for large downtown store. A real proposition for capabls man. ME. 4618 for interview PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER and experienced assistant. DI 9065 or GL. 0141. PHYSICIAN WANTED, preferably resident of n.e.; Interested in treating compensa- tion cases for Insurance company. Box 47-G. Star. PLUMBERS wanted. Apply 3912 Ga. ave. PORTER, colored: steady employment, including meals: top weges. Apply Personnel Office, ODONNELL'S SEA GRILL. 1207 E st n w PORTER, colored: good salary: no night work. Apply WHELAN’S, 1105 F st. nw PORTERS, full or part time emDloymem: very good earnings. Apply Mr. BerneR. BOND CLOTHING CO 1335 F st. n.w. PORTER, colored. In liquor store: veteran preferred. GLOBE LIQUOR STORE, 620 7th st. n.w.

,, PORTER—Steady job for reliable man. 5-dav week, $22 to start. LI. 6060. NATIONAL CAPITAL PRESS, 3rd and Florida ave. n.e PORTER, reliable man, white or colored: permanent Job with leading industry: excellent working conditions, good salary. Call MR. CLIFT. RE. 3705. PORTERS, part-time work, any hours from 9 p.m to 5 a.m : 50c per hour. Apply 1435 G st n.w.. Rm. 1053. PORTER, colored; good hours, excel, working cond.. excel, salary. GOOD HOPE PHARMACY, 1400 Good Hope rd„ LI. 4444 PORTER, colored; pleasant job, good salary. plus meals and uniforms. QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, 21st and G sts. n.w. PORTER, colored, for high-class restaurant, steady Job for dependable man: meals In- cluded. Apply personnel office, ODON- NELL'S ORILL,\1207 E It. n.w.

HELP MEN. PORTER, colored. Apply MR. THOMAS. Evans Bldg.. 1420 New York ave. n.w PRESSER, experienced, for tailor shop 1

Apply I. SINGER, all 13th st. n.w. j ME. 8551. PRESSER. experienced: good pay: only one who want steady position need apply DAVE MARGOLIS, cor. 22 nd and G sts. n.w. PRE8SERS—3 wool pressers for permanent1 work Apply PROGRESSIVE CLEANERS. 2727 Wilson blvd.. Arlington. Va. CH. 7373 PRESSER. bushelman—Steady work, good salary Apply at ROSSLYN CLEANERS. 130H Lee hwy.r Arlington, Va. CH. 7388 or CH. 5151. PRESSMAN. Lithograph, 17x22 Weben- dorfer: top wages, permanent position with good future for right man DRAKE PRESS. 1221 New York ave. n.w. PRESSMEN, experienced, with complete knowledge of Job and Kluge presses. Call ME. 4224 between 5 and 1 p.m. THE ATLAS PRESS bio 5th st n.w PRINTERS COMPOSITORS, cutters and! job pressmen union w'aszes. THE DU- LANEY-VERNAY CO 2250 Relsterstown rd.. Baltimore 17, Md RADIO electrical draftsman, experience necessary, research and development work: must have release, veteran preferred. DI 0143. office hours. REPARMEN, electrical appliance, to work on vacuum cleaners, small motors, etc. i MODERN VACUUM STORES, 504 10th ; RESTAURANT MANAGER wanted. State references, experience ancl salary. Box 44 5-0. Star ROOM CLERK, experienced, good salary and meals, 0-day week, permanent position; paid vacations. Apply manager's office. HOTEL MARTINIQUE. 121J J Oth

RQOM SERVICE CAPTAIN, hours. 4 to 12 midnight; good pay. meals included Apply Mr. George L. Dennis, room service. MAYFLOWER HOTEL. Conn. ave. at De Sales .st. n.w ROUTEMAN wanted for local established laundry route. This route now' pays salary and commission of #7«» and up per week Apply to Mr. R. D Flanigan. YALE LAUNDRY. 437 N. Y. ave. n.w. Phone NA 2452. ROUTEMAN. white, for linen route: reliable and dependable, permanent position. DISTRICT LINEN SERVICE 5»i L st. s e

SALESMAN -For permanent position with vari-typer company in Washington territory. Will train right man Knowledge cf stencil duplicating and multihth helpful. Salary ana commission. Phone res- trict 1 l 37 mr interview. SALESMAN, young, soda fountain, hotel or institutional experience helpful but not necessary; must, furnish own car, straight salary plus car allowance and mileage; permanent, excellent future, national concern Washington 'D C > territory. Ca’i or write MR. FAY. 1 s:;:j L st. n.w., DI 1033 SALESMAN ESTIMATOR Contracting firm, specializing in floor, wall and ceiling treatments, desires man experienced in estimating and selling contract work previous general contracting experience helpful, age 24 to 45 Phone MR. SIMMONS DI. 1 o?0. between 5 and 5 for appointment SALESMEN to sell food produces to Gov- ernment agencies Contact THE KING COMPANY 3425 Sherman ave. n.w SERVICE STATION attendan*. exp permanent position, good salary, pleasant working conditions Apply JOHNNIES AMOCO SERVICE. 15th and M sts. n.w MF 552 «>. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT to do essential work in motor truck terminal, experience desired but not necessary; 75c per hour to start with chance for advancement; permanent jobs for both maht arid day. COURTESY SERVICE TERMINAL •’315 Riarienshu* ? rd SHIPPING l.I.RK. white. 1 >r ire cream plant, experienced: good salary and working condit'ons Box 14fI-G. Star SHIRT OPERATORS on mod air presses also marker-, sorters; good pay. steady S & W LAUNDRY, son Upshur st r. w. SHOE SALESMEN, with experience permanent position-, good salary end comm;;- sion. pleasant working conditions. Apply Mr Labin at 4 4*4 Conn. ave. HAHN SHOE STORES SHOE SALESMAN excellent salary, steady, postwar with crowing firm Applv FRANK S FOOTWEAR. .4U10 J4th St., AD.

SHOP FOREMAN, automobile: must hr experienced and preferably on Chrysler product- We have unusual plans for postwar expansion. Th.s posit.on offers exceptional opportunities to the rich: man. See Mr. Thomas during the day or phone him for evening appointment LEO HOC- CA. INC. 4.4<i] Conn. ave. r; w. EM 7!,<>" SIDING APPLICATORS v. *h car.- SE- CURITY HOME IMPROVEMENT CO i*».: Georgia ave.. GE 111.4 v10( K CLERKS or appreiv ce s’oek clerks for n:?.jor airline, experienced desired but we will train men who are interested it; a permanent position in our .-tores dept This is essential war work and provides excellent postwar future Age 2"-45 years Apply in person personnel dent Har.-ar No .4. Washington National Airport. Washington, D. C. Hiring arrar.gcinent.s approved SUPERINTENDENT, printing plar*. Me- dium size book-and-.’ob shop doing hi?h-

pe work, employing 2<> people, needs a good man to supervise production ard pitch m where necessary Excellent salary arrangemeii*. Give full particulars m reply Box 5*1-G Star TAILOR, bushelman. steady work. Apply mit; ihth st. n.w TIREMEN. recappers. vs.lea nizers. Tire changers, sober highest saiarie: in Wash- ington CONSOLIDATED SALES CO.. I4!ui H st me TIRE RECAPPERS—Men wanted for work in tire-recapping plant, experience not necessary Apply STIDHAM TIKE CO.. 2"It* M st n w. TRANSIT MAN. experienced ir. lar d and engineering surveys, salary dependent o’ experience steady work Box it'-G Star TRUCK WAsHFR n h v ts-hou: week, permanent position. Cal: E. L Peer. AMERICAN OIL CO CH 1142 UPHOLSTERY TRIMMER o make cu- om seat covers for cars. Earnings mi ? < s.'b'o for steady worker Call LAD MILLS. MI :%♦»*><». between lo and 5 except Sutidav USHERS wanted for full or par' time work Inquire Mr Yerak after f» 4" p m NEWTON THEATER, 12th and Newton sts. n e

USHERS. 10 yrs or over day sh.L Ap- ply usher captain. LOEWS CAPITOL VETERAN to Cal! or. hardware oral. m well-established territory for a nan uiallv advertised product Liberal salary and commission. Box 1".4-L. Star. VETERAN with some experience in ac- counting or bookkeeping Applv MISS LUND. Rm 702. Sit: 14th st. n.w. Mon- rinv hrough Fridav VETERA\ PRFEFRRED— Bookkeener-rlerk- typist, present ard postwar possibilities ME 44 22 VETERANS to qualifv for traveling positions with veterans’ literary service peacetime future average earning.-, weekly. MR. FREY. 410 Maryland Bldg.

1!)* WAITERS 'white*, experienced only, part time. .'» to in pm. Sundays 12 *o P pm *5 day-. 40 cents p h. meals and coat- furnished: good tip- first-class restaurant. Call WO *?4oo. MISS KLEIN 1 1* WAITERS (colored) tor seafood restaurant, onlv dependable men need applv excellent working conditions meals included Apnl* personnel office. O'DONNELL'S GRILL 1*207 F sf n w \V ALLTV ASHERS, reliable, steady workers: full or part time good salary DE Osoo. YVASHMEN «.4» or men willing 'o learn WASHINGTON LAUNDRY. 2*2 7 K -t n.w. ask for Mr Van Horn WOOL PRESSER for store SENATE CLEANERS. 14"2 R I ave. nw WORKERS NEEDED m essential war in- dustiy in New York State Electro Metal- lurgical Company, producers of ferro- alloys and metals, nerds laborers, age lh to *it). to fill vacancies m the furnace, packing and auxiliary departments. Work week or 4S hours, time and one-half for all time worked in excess of 40 hours Steady wo-k with good working conditions Trans- portation pair; to job A company representative will be at the lo<Ml United States Employment Office af ,401 King st Alex- andria. Va.. on April 1»> through 2v 15)45. Applicants will be subject to WMC regulations. YOUNG MAN. veteran or otherwise, as helper in shop and stockroom permanent position and splendid opportunity to learn: good working conditions See Paul McCullough. PARKWAY MOTOR CO .5040 M st nw. MT I'ISL. YOUNG MAN. colored, to work m fish hou-e Excellent opportunity for steady job with chance for advancement. Salary. $.40 weekly WASHINGTON FISH EX- CHANGE. 1011 E st. s.w. YARD MEN, colored, for coal yard permanent year-around work: essential industry: good -alary Sec Mr. Moore. A P WOODSON CO 4th and Michigan ave n e WOODWARD <V LOTIIROf has immediate openings for porters, full or part time. Apply employment office. !*th floor. 0 40-0 daily 12:40-9 Thursday. WOODWARD & EOTHROr has immediate openings for packers, checker-, stock keepers. Apply employment office, iuh floor, {):50-t» dail'4 12:40-5) Thursday ARE YOU LOOKING for part-tim* work? Young man. colored, wanted on apt project to help maintain grounds, full time if desired: good salary. FR 1 »*50. LIQUOR STORE has opening lor manager to take complete charge wonderful opportunity: write in confidence. Box 474-L. Star. WANTED veteran World War 2 for position as shipping clerk. AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR CENTER. 51 Louisians ave. See Mr. Cowan, chief shipping clerk._

HELP MEN and WOMEN APARTMENT ELEVATOR OPERATOR, day. no Sunday, good salary: man or woman. MI HSUS BOOKKEEPER, tor Dart .ime. not over 10 hours uer week: state present occupation and salary wanted; near Conn. ave. and K. Box 285-L. Star. 15' BOOKKEEPER, who lives in Virginia, and has some insurance experience. Phone Temple 7343. CIGAR COUNTER CLERKS, pleasant, well- paid work, part or lull time: chance lor promotion. Apply at once at any PEOPLE- DRUG STORE or employment office, 77 P st. n e. COUNTER CLERKS, stockroom, either men or women: automotive electricians and machinists: good pay, pleasant woik-ng conditions. See Mr Wearne. PHELPS- ROBERTS CORP 1825 14th st. n.w COUPLE OR WOMAN, colored, settled, reliable: live In: for employed coupie. woman g.h.w.. husband for lawns, etc. WA. 5739. call all dnv Sunday alter 7:30 evenings. DISHWASHER, male, colored 3 to 1 1 p.m $35 week, waitress, white, 11 a m. to 3

f.m. ard A pm, to 10 pm. $25 week ry cook, experienced. $4n week. 1132

l!)th st. n.w.. GENOVA RESTAURANT DISHWASHER, colored, male or female CABANA CLUB, 3105 Naylor rd. s e. Take Naylor Garde- bus DRUG CLERK, experienced. NEW HAMP- SHIRE PHARMACY. 5000 1st st. n.w.. RA. 3100. ELEVATOR OPERATOR, day. 2121 H st n.w,, apply manager. 102. ELEVATOR OPERATORS, colored: full or

part time, from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m.. li-dav week; good wages: draft deferred: refs. 1900 19th st. n.w. NO. 8431. JOHN R P1NKETT. INC.. Agent. FOOD COUNTER CLERKS, 10 or over: we will train you for essential work on our food counters. Good pay while learning. Uniforms furnished and laundered free. Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or office. 77 P st n.e. GENERAL KITCHEN HELPER and dishwasher in small dining rm., no Sundays. 1509 16th st. n.w. MAILROOM CLERKS for assembling man- uals. stuffing envelopes, etc.; 5 p.m. to l:3o a m., 6 nights a week: must be able to stand on feet much of time: essential industry; permanent. Telephone personnel dept., DI. 2900, or apply 1241 24th st. n.w.

HELP MEN ond WOMEN (Cont.) MEN OR WOMEN, middle aged, part time, evening and Sunday, tending to store. 00 cents hour TASDEI..ITE PRODUCTS. INC., 2241 Nichols av s.e. 19* MIMEOGRAPH OPERATOR. 5«/2-day week: $15o a month. Apply 920 Munsev Build- in*.. call ME. 2722. KATES AM) SERVICE. 2 positions available. between ages 25 and 45: this organization offtrs 5-day week, group insurance. 2 weeks' vacation with pay, salary and commission. You must be able to pass a physical examination. In reply state age. occupation and present income. Bex 55-G, Star WAITERS OR WAITRESSES, colored Sun- day only HAMILTON ARMS COFFEE HOUSE. 12.22 21st st. n.w

WHITE OR COLORED, part time, kitchen and maintenance work, week ends or evenings. with excellent working conditions and meals included at the club Call chef. CHEVY CHASE CLUB. WI. 4100 ARE YOU an experienced salesperson and like to meet the public? Here is your opportunity We have an opening for one who aualifles in a large, busy dry 'leaning store. Very good pay. pleasant working conditions, advancement. Apply 027 E st. n.w,

NEARBY MD. Wanted, short order cook, nigh’work Union 4 552 15" PUBLIC OPINION ORGANIZATION want* interviewers lor full or part-t, me work for 4 w< eks in Washington. Prince Georges and Montgomery Counties good education and appearance required. Apply Box 292- L. Star jfi* WANTED rpal estate salesmen Sfat* qualifications and past experience. Bo* H5-G. Star.

HELP WOMEN. ACCURATE AT FIGURES, front-desk experience references required. OFFICERS’ CLUB OF WASHINGTON. Michigan 7500. ASSISTANT BUYER lor dress department. Good opportunity for young woman with merchandise experience Apply employment office. 4 th floor. LANSBURGH BHO ", th. »fh and E sts. n.w. AUTOMOTIVE INVENTORY parts clerk for one of Washington’s largest auto par’s dept? experience desirable but not ner- essary. excellent salary, permanent Sc9 Mr O'Rourke. TREW MOTOR CO 2209 14th M n w AUTO TIT LI and tag and finance paper clerk. renogruphv experience preferred: sowd sal a v. pnaiian' surrounding. Cali MRS COL BP K UNFIT Atlantic 7 2rtn. BAKERY SALESGIRL 10 lake charge of bakery branch .store; good pay. Box 429-G, Star BANK CLERKS—Young ladies for clerical positions, experience not necessary The?* are permanent positions, therefore will not consider those temporarily residing m Washington or vn limy Give age. reference. experience. A any. and residence for past 2 years. Box 2FK-G. S’ar BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around, excellent 'alary plus commission. HENRI A: ROBERT. ‘.’♦145 Conn ave i. w EV-. il TV OPERATORS, top 'alarv and com mis.•■ions, par* and full time Air conditioned shop. LILLIAN CRAMER, 1115 15th st l: w

ID VI IV OPERATORS <5>. 5 days week $15 week and commission to work in 1 J'h s' shop Cali RE 1 74* BEAUTY OPERATOR, hr it to r, good salary and commission. WARDMAN PARK HOTFT bfauty shop

JBEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced 5-day week >50 and commission. SH 5500 or DU 2200 BEAUTY OPERATOR experienced, selarv nii-i luin'ii ;i-uay w k optional. ooio Rhode I. land ave Mi. Rainier. HE At TV OPERATOR and a manicurist at Washington’s most attractive hair salon: hour: !« :<» to 5 7*» closed Saturdays. July and Au .’us'. at'rac* :ve salary ana pleasant atmosphere at VAN-REGA. INC 18<>5 Conn ave No phone calls, please. BEAITV OPERATOR, salary and commission 7)l2 aay week Apply DOROTHY S BEAUTY SALON. 724* Wilson bivd., Ar- lington Va OX O.T0J BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around: top salary and (ommisHon. good working hours. URBAN. INC. •.’»;< 10 Conn a\r nw BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced V5n week and commission Apply CLARA THffil HAIR DRESSER. 1 *G Kith st. n w. MA niiv w

BEAUTY OPERATOR, salary and comm:*- moii no l.cer.se required. Apply .'409 N. Glebe road, or i 7 *5 Connecticut ave. nw BE \UTY OPERATOR all-around, wanted at oii( »- Cali MR HOWARD SH. 9**7 BEAI FY OPERATOR, experienced, pieasart work-ns condition* cool .-hop VENUS HOUSE OF BEAUTY. 7475 :4'h sr n w.

BEAUTY OPERATOR. per week, h r =; desired. Phoni Union 1 e.7'5 or WA La COIFFURE BEAUTY SALON 7«»rh and Un*nur. M: Hi- :n f-r. Md BEAUTY OPERATOR: good salary and comm;1 .-ion. can earn from She to 7 a v.»ck *_• block off Conn. ave. 1***2 2oth s t n w. BEAUTY OPERATOR- Good opening, with mo- workir g hour*, at FRED THE HAIR STYLIST a* Phii-nsborn s *;<is llth st n.w. BEAUTY OPERATOR—Excellent position; hour* !*. to *i *a.,»r\. 84 5 guarantee. 4"'- oi. a:i woik. a;r cooled. GABRIEL, 3"19 Conn. ave. BEAUTY OPERATORS and manicurists. excellent opportunity for experienced people Apply employment office. 4th floor. I.ANS3TTFGK BRO 7th. 8th and E

BEAI TY OPERATORS WANTED experienced. good earning.- on commission basis: l:v:r.st accommodations available Call Mr s Gabor.'. FORT BELVOIR EXCHANGE. Fort Be 1 \ ‘Virginia 114". BOOKKEEPER, experienced on Rcm;nctor> Rar-d bookkeeping inacnine and pavrrl. Salary to meet vour approval. KOPY KAT Li* H *: n <

BOOKKEEPER-' ypv -office manager. 7 hr- a day. :> days a u -ek Challenging opportunity for an int* .hger.t woman who hke* people permanent: conv. for Capitol Hill resident LIBRARY OF CONGRESS ‘Employes' Credit Union* Annex Bldg BOOKKEEPER Lat er wcS-Obhshrd real estate company desires several experienced bookkeepers for part-time work of less than hours pc- week: good alary 'o sat: el lent working condi-

U Cal MR THOMPSON. NA 71 J BOOKKEEPER—Simoie y.tem. general f- fice work, typing, pcrmrmir. ME. ,7777. BOOKKEI PER. experienced. for larce service concern, very a^od ray advancement pleasant working conditions know edge of she:; hand and typing obligatory. Apply E st n.w CAFETE RIA worker no experience necessary; permanent positions: generous earning Applv employment office. 777 12h ct n w Mon. through Fri s :; o am Tr> s p m S.vt s 70 a rr. '<■ 5 p.rn THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE Co Hiring arr. ce ments appro'ed by War Manpower Commission CASHIER, colorti. for. th'T-trr work Ap- ply ALAMO THEATER CORP 1710 7'h st n.w \ri f. r front ( VS H IFR w a: M EONAT CAFE RE 777 7. CASHIER, pleasant w.,rkrnc cono.t: ihs permanent I MILLER 177 7 F st. n.w ( AsHJi'R. p,-:t-ume: :U2 hours day w:11 nay vn:; p*-r mo. or more, more hours :i de-::»d. *;-riay week: pleasant work: WMC him rr ar- •.elements approved. 1119 7’ \.w FX "171 ( A SHIER for (lining room, pleasant surrounding'- excellent salar1' Apply manager AMBASSADOR HOTEL. 14th at K st. n.w. CASHIER BOOKKEEPER for personal finance office, knowledge of typing excellent salary, except iona! opportunity for advancement 7M-day week postwar future Call MRS KRAFT. UN. 2000. after 1 < * am CAsHIER-WRAPPER wanted Apply per-

rel office. 7:h floor. JELLEFF S. 1214- ! 2• ’" F st n w. CASHIER AND TYPIST, also switchboard operator permarmt position, excellent salary Apply to Mr Phillips. JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNITURE CO., 909 F s rr w. CHARWOMAN, colored, for downtown offiep building, hours t; p m. to 12 p.m. Apn’y ROF.T GEORGE. f»25 15th st. n w.

CI.ERK. some knowledge of typing, for pleasant, steady position: no previous experience necessary Apply MR CORISH, credit office. Mayflower Hotel. Conn. ave. at De Sales st. n.w. Cl.IRKS under IS years of age: 5-day week, general clerical work in an insurance

company office: knowledge of typing desired. Aop'v in person to MISS LUND. Room :<<■ sjf, 14th st. n.w * CLERK, general c'cricr! office work. 5;a d?.v>. 44-hour week, permanent position, pltasan' Mirroundings. GEORGE'S RADIO CO. 51b Mh st. s.e. Call Mr. Beck. AT 1 hw; CLERK for dry cleaning store: good hours, excellent pav. s.e. section. Call AT. 41514, CLERK. Handle cash, accounts receiv- able payroll, m small units: honest and industrious interesting work Starting salary, si.4In year, plus 2 meals daily; us-hour week 1 1 I f» 21st st n.w CLERK for general office work and small telephone exchange 5-day. 40-hr. week; pleasant surroundings. State experience ’nd salary Fox 44-G. Star

i.r.KK ior vi. it snop. easy, pleasant work salary open. CLEVELAND PARK VJt CT. Cor.’' «vr r'.w WO. 9701 CLFRK—Woman 25 to 35. to do clerical work in off.ee 0 days week. 4«>-hr. wk. 1128 Conn, ave EX. 3912. ( LLRK. for delicatessen store, must be experienced; no Sunday work starting salary 835 per week. Apply 1782 Columb a rd. r.. w CLERK-TYPIST—General office work with local moving co. Apply KANE MOVING CO 1350 Florida ave. n.w t LERK-TYPIST—Large casualty insurance company. 5-day week, permanent position. no experience required. Apply in person. 1522 K st. n.w. HOME INDEM- NITY CO CLERK-TYPIST, insurance office; salary op:n: permanent ME. 3322 CLI- KK-TYpisT, good at figures: permanent position. 4n-hr week. 20th CENTURY- FOX FILM CORP 932 New Jersey ave. n.w. CLERK-TYPIST; opening in real estate office offering good salary to start and excellent hours: prefer one experienced in shorthand and cashiering; all holidays and vacation with pay. For interview, call NA 74 18 between 9 a.m and 0 p.m. 15* CLERK-TYPIST, good at ffgures; permanent position. 40-hr. week. 20th Century- Fcx Film Corp.. 932 New Jersey ave. n.w\ CLERK-TYPIST, permanent position, insurance department. BOSS & PHELPS, 14 !7 K st n.w. COMPTOMETER OPERATOR; permanent essential position; hours 8:30-4:15; Satur- day 8:30-12:15: 40 hours per week; no overtime: all holidays off: chance for promotion; salary. 5108 per month. Apply MR. ALEXANDER, 1101 Vermont ave. n.w.. Room TOO. COOKING and general housework in three- room apartment for family of two adults, no Sundays, hours 2 to 8 p.m.: 515 weekly and carfare; Bethesda. WI. 4050 evenings. COUNTERGIRL, white, fully exp: full time. 530 week and meals. E CAPITOL PHARM 8th and E. Capitol. LI. 1500. COUNTER OR BUS GIRLS, colored; excellent pay. good hours Apply immediately TRIANGLE DELICATESSEN. 1000 Lamont st. n.w. COUNTERGIRLS and waitresses, white. 4 p.m. to midnight and midnight to 8 a.m.; meals and uniforms furnished. Apply GREYHOUND GRILL. 12th aTid New York ave. n.w., in bus terminal. COUNTERGIRLS white, must be experienced excellent working conditions and sood salary Apply Mr Wilson. O’DON- NELL'S 8EA GRILL. 1221 E st. n.w. CREDITWOMAN with experience, soma knowledge of typing; permanent position; salary open. AETNA FINANCE CO.. 3412 R. I. ave,. ML Rainier. Md. WA. 9227. DENTAL HYGIENIST for large practice; commission basis; large income for willing worker. Call DI 30015. DIETARY SUPERVISOR, white. Apply DIETITIAN. 114 7 15th st. n.w.

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