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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
BLAST NAILS IN AFRICA
international News Service Cabs

taternhti0nAl news service Cabie
CAIRO, April %. A trail of
fires and explosions was left today
in the Cyrenaican desert by severe
Raj daylight attacks which
blasted airdromes. vital transport
concentrations and military build
ings over a wide area of Axis-held
Libya.
While British East African le-
gions continued mopping-up OPP
erations Ethiopia. Raj planes
carried out "daylong attacks
against airdromes at Derna and
Gazala, transport concentrations
at Bardia and Fort Capuzzo and
military buildings over wide
area" an officia communique
said.
During intense patrol activity
which accompanied a 24-hour lull
in Italo-German attacks against
the beleaguered garrison at To-
bruk. IT Axis officers and $40 en-
listed men were captured by the
British, according TO another COM
munique.
Berlin also claimed to have
taken a number of prisoners in
another attempt by the British
to pierce the German Italian
lines along the border of Cyren-
aica" in an attack which failed
utterly. according to an official
German announcement.
The luftwaffe, meanwhile. at
tackled convoy evacuating
troops from North Africa and
scored a direct hit on one ship,
Berlin claimed. Another Ger
man announcement said heavy
fighting was going on in the
Sollum area of North Africa
Meanwhile, military circles in
Cairo said fighting in the Sollum
area was mot of a major nature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Z Firms in Court
F.. In Blast Menace

Two oil companies, charged with
causing a nuisance by discharging
gaseous waste ana nauseating
liquids in the public sewers, thus
creating an explosion menace.
pleaded not guilty when arTaigned
today before Traffic and Ordinance
Judge George T. Murphy
The companies are the Key
stone Oil Company, 300 North
ampton avenue. and the Aurora
Gasoline Company, 12l5 South Dix
avenue.
Judge Murphy set an early trial
date of May ) after assistant cor
poration counsel Stephan Carey
declared that the oil waste in the
sewers made an explosion possible.
This is the first case of its type
to be prosecuted under a recent
ordinance. II was said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
NaZi Ace FIeeS u. 8.
Baron Who Escaped to New York From Canadian
Internnent Camp Jumps Bail to Hide in Peru

tion service that in the future any
escaping prisoner of war shall be
turned back at the United States
borders and shall not be received
into the United States.
In an interview with Inter-
national News Service after his
arrest last January. Won %erra
boasted:
("I'll find a way to get back
TO Germany before the big blitZ-
krieg against England this Sum-
mer."
Won Vera declared that
once back in the Reich he would
deliver important information"
he had gathered during his de-
tention in England, Scotland
and Canada)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
International News S.rv'e. Wire

WASHINGTON. April %
Franz Won Werra. German war
ace who escaped from Canadian
internment camp and was cap
tured in New York state. has
jumped his $4,000 bond and is
believed to have fled TO Peru. He
had been released in the custody
of the German consul general in
New York City.
Attorney General Jackson, in
revealing Won Werra'S flight.
termed his action "a fragrant
abuse of neutral hospitality" and
Immediately issued orders to all
United States immigration authori-
ties TO forestall any similar future
action.
jackson instructed the immigra-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
typographical Union
To Vote on AFL Tie

INDIANAPOLIS. April %. -
GNS) The powerful Interna-
tional Typographical Union. indie
pendent since it was suspended
from the American Federation OF
Labor in 1899. will vote on a pro-
posal for reaffiliation on May 81,
it was announced today. The vote
will be made in a referendum of
the $4,000 ITU members in the
United States and Canada.
The ITU was suspended because
it refused TO pay special assess
ment of l cent per month per
member TO build up fund 10
fight the CIO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Tries 10 EIeCtrOtute
Self in His Jail Cell

Hynan WagTnan. held in Wayne
County Jail charged with the STAY
ing Of an elderly couple, is lodged
in a padded cell today following
his second attempt TO end his life
in jail Wagmsn had constructed
an intricate electrical wiring sys-
TEN with which to electrocute
himself. When he sent current
through the system from a light
socket. however, he blew out
Jail fuse. A search OF the Jail
started and Wagman was found
hiding under his cell bed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Axis Libydn PORT.
Damaged nRdid.
By British


LONDON. April pa damag-
ing British raid against the Libyar
port of Bardia, now held by Italo-
German forces, was announced Of.
ficially in London today.
"a British force armed with
special demolition materials
landed near Bardia April TO-"
the communique related.
They destroyed an important
bridge, set fire to valuable stores
and q dump and wrecked four
coast defense guns.
"A major part of the party
returned TO their bases. About
so men failed to re-embark and
were captured"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
JUNE MANEUVERS

Grand-scale Summer maneuvers,
beginning in June, will see the
real blossoming of an effective
force" General Marshall said,
liter pronorncing morale of the
and forces today the highest l
nave ever seen"
The chief of staff, one Of the
fnal key witnesses before the
committee, furnished the first Of
cial chronicle from the high
command of the unprecedented
two-year growth of the army from
skeleton" of 10000 men in
June. 1889. to a peacetime record
of 1.418.000 this June.
Alaska will soon have 10000
troops, whereas it now has 5000
and had only 300 at the wars
beginning. Marshall pointed out in
describing growth Of territorial
garrisonS.
He disclosed in his testimony
that Germany had denied United
States military observers permits
sion to accompany the German
blitZkrieg sweeps over Poland and
France. AS a result, he declared
this government lacked detailed
information of how these crushing
defeats were administered until
two months ago.
Advices now disclose. Marshall
said. that the fundamental prin-
ciples OF warfare have not changed
in this war. but that Germany has
"revolutionized the application" Of
these principles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
lowers Power Fails

Many of the office workers in
the Book Towers 36-story build
ing are little footsore and
weary today after negotiating the
stairs when a failure of electric
power shut down the elevators at
quitting time yesterday. All cleo
trical service except telephones
was suspended for more than an
hour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Will Not Seize Ships

BUENOS AIRES. April D. =
UNS)-Argentina will conduct ne
gotiations for lease or purchase of
belligerent merchant vessels in her
waters but under no circumstances
will seize them. Vice President
Ramon s. Castillo announced to-
DAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Waves Of Planes
Pour Explosives
On Plymouth
International New. Service Cable

LONDON, April 23.-Causing
widespread damage and a heavy
casualty list, waves of Nazi raid
ers pounded the southwestern
English seaport and naval base OF
Plymouth during the night and
early this morning.
"a German communique said
that "war-important detectives"
near Plymouth were hit and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Raj Raids
NaZi Base
At BreSt

LONDON. April %. - British
bombers last night attacked the
German naval base at Brest on
the French coast. it was an
nounced officially in London today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Av of Million Called Ready; Draft May Take $500 OO(
IN THE
NEWS
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assaiIed as un-American for rot
wanting 90 make engines Of War
for foreign nations-engines which
might conceivably in the kaleido-
scope OF events he turned against
his beloved native land?
/ IL that il characterization, then
patriotism is un-Americanism, and
loyalty 10 our own land and
liberties il treason.
Why should General Wood he
aSsailed for not wanting America
TO be involved in the disasters of
n foreign war by a collection of
character assassins who never
went to war and never will go to
war. but who want others not
only 10 fight their battles for them
but to destroy for them the peace
and prosperity OF this noble land
and to endanger for them its Sc
curity and even It's integrity:
Why should every man who
raises his voice for the welfare OF
America first, last and all the
time have a pack Of communists
ours yapping at his heels and try
Ing 10 tear his reputation to
tatters and to decry his loyal stand
and patriotic sentiments as UN-
AMERICAN:
CECRETARY ICKES, chief de-
y famer and backbiter for the
administration, read n carefully
prepared address at the Passover
celebration Of the Jewish National
Workers Alliance OF America.
Ickes declared that Colonel
Charles A. Lindbergh- Was .the
Number One United States Fellow
Traveller" and that "every act
OF his and every word proves that
he wants Germany to win"
Ickes asserted that another
apparently q fellow traveller-is
General Robert r. Wood" who is
national chairman OF the America
First Committee, which Ickes re-
ferred TO throughout his speech
as tho "America Next Committee"
General Wood. he declared, sis
Willingly or unwittingly stoOging
for Hitler"
"The Maj fellOU trOrel-
lers,' Ickes said. "hGUe
their opn organizations,
one Of 1chich is the Amer
lea NEXT Committee"
Ickes mentions Henry Ford as
another member OF the America
NEXT Committee and says. ~
suppose it would be difficult TO
find a collection of worse reac-
tionaries than these"
isn't IL about time"
continued Ickes In carefully pre-
pared violence and extravaganza
of abuse, that some of these
feHolCs should Wdke up TO
the fact that they are play
ing Httler's game and that /
they are either Hitler's
conscious tools or dupeS
and that they are lending
aid and comfort to the
enemies of democracy. to
those tCho wOuId enSidre
them and theirs?"
Ickes then referred again TO
"our NaZi fellow travellers" who.
he asserted. "have well learned
the Goebbels" technique OF spread
ing confusion, fomenting misunder-
standings, and appealing 10 race
and religious prejudices.'
MR. ICKES, when he uses the
lVI phrase "fellow travellers"
speaks In the phrase OF the Com
munist.
He agitates, furthermore, with
the violence and yituperstion Of
the Communist.
He accuses others Of race hatred
and hides behind that accusation
himself TO appeal TO race hatred
at a racial gathering.
He abuses others for appealing
TO religious prejudice and uses
that abuse as n shelter from which
to make his own communistic APP /
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
MOVIE STAR ESCAPES

LONDON. April 23.-QNS)-
Nova Pilbeam, the English movie
star, narrowly escaped injury in
the recent explosion of a huge
German aerial bomb, it was dis
closed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
Force 10 Meet
AnyEmergen(y,
Says Marshall
BY LEE RASHAIL
I,tI Nrw, Service star Correspondent

WASHINGTON. April 23.-De-
tailed plans 10 double The present
authorized strength Of the Cnited
States army to 2.SO0000 men have
been complete for five months
awaiting only legislative approval
il was disclosed 10 Congress today.
The drastic augmentation plan
of 1871" was described by Brig.
Gen. Harry L. Twaddle, chief Of
army operations and training. be-
fore the special Senate Truman
committee investigating the de-
Tense program.
"1f Congress decides In eN-
pand the army further, We
recommend that the next step
be 10 boost the present l.4l8,000
strength to $500, OO0." the oper-
atoms chief declared. I'VE have
made surveys for new camp
sites and plans for training ad-
dItionaI men and procuring ad-
dltional equipment"
MILLION IN UNIFORM
At this moment. the general
said. the nation has upwards Of
loo. 900 men in uniform and the
1.4ls.000 goal will be reached, ac-
cording 10 schedule, by June 30.
I'VE will then have an army
in fact. not In theory, that could
fight tomorrow II II had to-" he
asserted. without our plan. we
would have only . mob Of men.
Instead Of that we have . fight-
ing army of 81 divisions at
nearly full strength. exclusive
OF strong overseas garrisons."
Gen. George c. Marshall. army
chief of staff, promised Congress
through the special committee, a
few moments before, that the next
so days will see emergence of
Americas first truly powerful.
hard-hitting army since the world
war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-23
The Weather
HOURLY TEMPERATURE

The sun viii set 81 7.22 ? ~ today.
md rise tomorrow a. 537
The moon rose today at s23 a. m,
I'd sets today a. As n
The Valley settler., 1941-12-05

PAIL CO.. JTy c. n
C1}@L,-I :7-c"
TIE or. an5 at<on has cone to
life {. AN Wit an. -" FRO ram
Ter |. I. It is en- eaTol~ to
resent tie following 41ro7 cts:
free motion picture snow aad treats
for all cnildrel or Saturday, Zee.
90, school program at l:G0 on
1noadav, Doconb2r 70. Its for nos
}ttal "a tlects, a26 --ea : s. 3ly
Of first aid mate rials for or
Public Tealth Nurse.
The e-ocutave conn. '5oo, com
pose Of Rev. Randall, -hai man Hrs.
cly6o Kin and HarrT DeIand have
s2t the wAe lis rollin. by point
In var5 ous commit 2as, ana an
nonncin(. the above program.
IN Financial comm toe Of
which irs. Il. 3. Bnoy IS treasurer,
is responsible FOR rais5 nE funds
Tor this worthy ondoavor. Thov have
rosontativos calling. on folks
for subs pit ons. Everyone is urG-
&c to cosltz'i ute to t31o oz5o.2t they
are able.
The Valley settler., 1941-12-05

Dr., join lesion, tuberculosis
;linl c1,41 Of the TERM to1'ael Ee-
partnent o. lea It, IL nc a0n57ct-
n tie anc al t12asao.' Los. S e mic
IN 10 val1e-@. TIE sc34oo2 anG re
seEool c'z-laran OF tee "a i area
..aTe trr2ercnl 4 es5e t. &y.
; It's VII 3e j en- 20 the
:as1lla child zen at TIE .oailla
school at II O'Clock on i.onday
alornin3. All pre-schoo7 CHILDREN
of that area sho,,ld sc boon. 1T to
the school at that time.
The adults Of the community
WHO have mace arran. 2.nents tor
chest X-Ravs Will be X-Ravad at the
Palmer Eosnital at 2 ,. =. OF Tues
CAV, ecenber 9.
The Valley settler., 1941-12-05

s. 9 s3cI. lave FOR OUTSIDE
Y. an6 rs S O. rod LETT
Tresdav Fer al e-,ten@ e6 trip ont
s e. Thov Will visit fne9n2s md
rele';;ves n r1anv states, asd - g i,
tc 9eta"n IN ebr,ar-.
Thew we're corr 1tment Cd a. .
SUP rise party Saturday, ul'en
noop &C %ri clds = sheG ten GOD
luck and Godspaed.
nr. and lips. Earnv Winner, are
sta%i {: in their hose du1@n e
a2arrods absence, caring Tor Janet
an1 loo-@ine ter the liVestoc.
Noting sort Of TT IS ri 1t.
The Valley settler., 1941-12-05
ra7a5UI1a ;1-EI


cease OF the ranpaa IN Of
the atam,slza aiveI it has been IA
possible to dnive over t22at pat OF
TIE roa3 N the vicinity Of 2od en-
bur. re- l.. Cur truck is mar 'coned
q. the .4ac' era sic and tic II. Il
Is tr'c''ae, cs far as .osaihl3 ar
then ho L. w SLED across t'1e a1nsl
TO the +n'ock. The s1e7e cro an7 =
BY mon-r.a. Stock, Hc-. 7aIhart, %
An6 RS On, 1-enol6 Ste haa. A n'2.1'7. !,
Of trips ere necessary to ct the
400 gallons OF mi TX and 9th - re
d1co across, but tho TX .n2s5 o
through. That IS an il1eatra65
CT re versatility OF the Coo en-
love- Sand also al Indication OF
The O. Sort boin. maze 70 l-e3 TO
s'eT0ons rpofucc mo- ~.
9h2 co-op arnoa. g tnz rs orta-
= On C TIE n6@s residents toe :.
i les.6 = lcc22s "er. ona... ut IN
T. is { tonns on g they could %
t',otr a7o9 rs for ii c We; 2aF.
Later - t',o G rnoon thov were
tG IN 1ac1- to tic ice w'7erc t CIR
fa~s Les = c1->. tho , and tool
t. o., th2 ncet OF tho way.
Evening star., 1941-03-24
statesmen.

SALESMAN-To call on local trade; mid
dle-ageu man preferred salary and COM
mission INQUIRE SIS Pa. ave. NV. be-
tween and & 24'
SALESMAN. good knowledge of drafting
duction papers must be u S citizen, have
pleasing personality. ability to get along
with people: preferably not in draft: car
desirable. Give age, education. experience,
releion, references and salary expected
WrIte Box l20-M. Star
Evening star., 1941-03-24

Full or part time, to serve regular GUS
toners. Must be neat and have at least
seVenth-grade education. Age no handicap
Il active Earnings start a once average
SO to so weekly. Experience uCt necPs-
sary, WE TRAIN YOU Business under
race management. Apply 2603 ST. NV,
10 TO l. am
Evening star., 1941-03-24
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. auditor. efficiency tax ex-
pert books set up and kept. 50 up
Warf1eld $500.
CREDIT RECOLLECTION MAN 30 capsble
"Hclent, desires change 3 wears mems
clothing experience. Box SOW. Star 80
DRIVER. truck or dump truck, years of
experience, also service station expert
ence: D. c. permit. Kelly. DI 1419. 25.
HIGH SCHOOL graduate colored. with
refer, permit. wants work OF any kind,
store or chauffeur. 1923 S ST. NV
DU. 1919.
TYPIST AND CLERICAL WORK-Fxperi-
enced young man. "A. desires position @
RUBIN. 3602 Rock Greek Church rd. NV.
"a
WINDOWS and walls washed. reasonable
rates, Rood work. Columbia 1886, Mack
and lack
Evening star., 1941-03-24
HELP DOMESTIC.

and health; good wages; in country, hive in.
Falls Church 1564.
COOK, experienced, Immediately: live in;
good salary. 2S23 2Sth st. NV.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, experienced,
fond of children, live in; S35 mo- 1920
Sheridan st NV.
GENERAL HoUsEKEEPER, to live in. for
employed couple, child b references. Call
CHI. 5l52 after Il.
GENERAL HoUSEWORKER. fond of chill
dren experienced. live in or stay some
nights. Permanent position and good sal,
ary for right person. Health card, Call
Emerson 105S. 22ll Observatory pl NV.
live in; $50 month. Woodley 7174
stay IN. Phone Michigan 1855.
GIRL. white, fond of children. live IN; care
of small apt. 1909 N. Hudson st. Arlington.
Va. Apt. IA CHI. 9647.
GIRL, white. for general houSework and
care of child: references. Hobart $50.
live in' must Ike children furnish refer
MAID, colored. for general housework:
i've IN references good wages. Emer-
son 0O56.
WOMAN. young, white, to care for small
child child i,I and ! prepare dinner; small family;
WOMAN, white, care for home and
children Live in. Salary $40 mo. Call
WOMAN white, for general housework;
eulpIoytu couple --yr. girl: live in or out,
7301-W.
WOMAN. care . children some cooking
and housework: live out: res. Arl: ref
563S Sth st. n. Arl "a
WOMAN, colored TO take care OF baby and
apt cleaning. 2SO7 Conn. ave, Apt. 200.
Evening star., 1941-03-24
HELP MEN.


HAVE OPENING for two men with de-
partment store sales experience for pub
lsherS outside order dept: excel oppor-
tunlty and chance for Advancement Apply
'OS md Nat. Bank Bldg. Mr.. Marchman.
onStrating our motion display equipment
our Electric Eye Ray Alarm and our
FluoreScent Lighting Fixtures. A very
attractive proposition for full-time en-
ployment, part time If employed elsewhere,
tor retired live wires who want to make
extra money and for students after school.
See Mr. Cannon. Room POS, 4O4 7th ST.
NV. Hours, to 9, II to . or to 6.
Telephone MA 9459
ELECTRO DISPLAY SALES COMPANY
Evening star., 1941-03-24
PAINT statesmen

Washinston's largest retail and whole
sale paint store has opening for 90 eX-
perlenced store statesmen; excellent op-
pOrtunltv for advancement Reply in own
handwriting giving fun information first
letter concerning previous employment,
salary. experience and refs All replies
strictly confidential Our employees are
aware of this 40 Box 46o-R Star
Evening star., 1941-03-24
ROOMS FURNISHED.

THE PoRTNER- room with twin
beds for employed adults. NO. 1920,
Apt. 353
ATTRACTIVELY furnished room. tile bath;
employed young woman; min. Navy Yard;
kitchen priv. Ii. 1864.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. close in; shower,
double. S6-Ss l424 Belmont st. NV
213s CALIFORNIA ST. NV, Apt. 2o1-.
Beautifully furn., large room, twin beds, 2
baths unlim. phone: reasonable.
oRDWAY Mr.. CONN AvE-Lovely. det.
home: Ice. front corner nm, neatly furn.:
share bath: gentleman only: refs. WO,
1885.
21O TULIP AVE. Tskoma Park-Furnished
front room, next TO bath; suit. for l or .;
breakfast privl. SH 1561-J.
CONVENIENT NV. 3110 18th st.-De-
sirable large front room. near bath with
shower: reasonable. Adams i255.
IN EMPLOYED WIDOWS NEW HOME
Lovely furn. room, private bath; garage;
Sun. or after = pm.
1851 MT. PLEASANT ST NV. Apt -
Attractive room, convenient; on car and
ous line. Dupont 4974.
3I5 EvARTs ST. NE. Apt l-A-Congen-
Call evenings, MI. 6527.
1923 EYE ST. NW-Newly furn. and
redec., single rooms, $3.50 and S27.50;
also double, $50.
l22u SHEPHERD l.. N.W.-NlCelN Iurn.
front room. next to bath: reasonable; gem
tlemen. AID. 7649 after $50 pm.
MICHIGAN PARK--Large front, rm. next
able for 2. Call NO. 1854
GLOVER PARK, 245O Huidekoper pl
n.w.-Large front ,rm.. end fl =, twin beds;
suit. or . gentlemen; Il blk. transp.;
Sl5 ca. Woodley 9I6S. ewes.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1915 goth NW-Large
comfortable front room, seml-pvt. bath;
owners home; S27 adj room. sos.
THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 I7th NV
Lovely rms. newly decor: running water
inntr-spring mattresses: singles. - up;
doubles. 81 uD: showers; 24-hr. elevat tor.
Large 2-rm., basement apt. IS
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
18th and Eve sts. n.w.-Rooms with bath
and radio for person, from Sl4 per
week for .. from s. per week each Gail
MI Wills. mgr. for inspection. District
THE VIVIAN,
1928 G ST NV
Ofers lovely rms. all with running water.
newly decorated and furn inner sprIng
mattresses. Venetian blinds. showers,
sWltchbd.. elev.: single, S6 80 weekly up.
doubles $3.50 I'D
COLORED-Newly furnished. in pvt home
hot water. heat. unlim phone. 543 18th
pl. ne Franklin 33I2
Evening star., 1941-03-24
REPAIRS 8 SERVICE

PAPER HANGING and paintmg-This week
only: rooms scraped, dry cracks flled, So
SunfaSt papers. GE. 6059. 20"
PAPERING. painting; work guaranteed;
looking for work; 30 yrs. in business
father and son. Randolph S5.3.
PAPER HANGING.
SO a room up. 1871 washable sunfast
papers Randolph 9s75
PLASTERING and cement work no lob TOO
small, none too far; reasonable. District
4590. William Thomas, 7O1 NJ st. NV. 2o"
PLUMBING AND HEATING. Jobbing and
remodellng specially; "4-hOur service.
II. f. Williams. North 624S.
PLUMBING AND HEATING. jobbing and
remodeling. Dealer in gas and oil equip
ment. K. g. w. 1132 9th ST. NV. RE. 1927.
Radio Trouble? Fpse me est aonssE w9Fk ps,eer sSsr
MID-CITY Radio Shop. 90 pm. MA O177
REFINISHING repairing of antique furni-
ture, pianos. etc; expert workmanship;
reaS. Ratners Music Store, 136 18th ST.
ROOFING AND REPAIRS. plumbing and
heating all work guaranteed. Cali Deca-
tur ..517.
UPHOLSTERING, PaTni,srs pai1ins f.Gs- re-
ishing Some work done in home. Weaver,
AID l94.. AID. S40l.
LET us transform your basement into
CHEEKY recreation room with ASPHALT
TILE BLOCKS. AS low as &c so # in
Guiding printing. DIENER'S Inc, 1922
22nd ST. D1. 6s7S. Rugs, rug cleaners
linoleumS.
Evening star., 1941-03-24
FIVE MEN
FOUR COLORFD MEN

Over %, with auto. without. to fll
vacancies IN grocery business III Md Va.
and D. c. Good income for businessmen
See maEaEer O q m
Evening star., 1941-03-24
l NEED 3 MARRIED MEN

To represent large manufacturer in perma-
nenj position. Applicants must be hard
workers, own automobile and be satisfied
CanIaNserS or drifterS wanted Apply
6ranch store, 354S l4th 81. ". Tuesday.
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL
ROOMS UNFURkiSHED.

STUDIO ROOM in apt: or .
young ladies: share kitchen. semI-ba Z h.
walking distance. Dupont 1000, Ext, 2O9
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| THE PORTNER-Furnished room with twin
beds for 2 employed adults. NO. 1920,
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ROUTE MANAGER

Man capable of handling collectors and
CanVdSsers for retail furniture store Have
knowledge OF typIng. Must have car. Give
past experience, Salary expected Box
13-V Star
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Retired Government Men

3 active men who are wiling TO work
10 hours per day IN A good business
with GOOD income See manager, 9 10 IL
m. 5l3 K s.. NV