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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
Nurses Conference
 Slated For Boston
Red Cross, Army Stafs To Gather At Boston Univer-
 sity- Joint Study Of Problems Proposed

The Army and Red Gross Nurses of New England will hold a day conference starting Thursday morn Ing, September {, at Boston Univer- sity, School of Education, 1t was an- notlnced yesterday by Brigadier General Francis B. Wilby, First Corps Area Commander, from his headquarters at the Boston Army Base.
 To bring together the nurses in the First Corps Area who are ac- lively engaged in Public Defense Work for q study of current admin istratiye and educational problems, is the purpose of this conference.
 Among the speakers will be Sophie Nelson of the National Committee on Red Gross Nursing Service; Col onels J. J Teddy and O. H. Stan ley of the Corps Area Surgeons Of- flee: Major Julia o. Flikke, Super lntendent Army Nurse Corps, Wash lngton, D. C., Helene c. Lee, Execu- tive Secretary of the Massachusetts State Nurses Association; and Major Julia c. Simpson, Army Nurse Corps Retired, President of the American Nurses Association.
 Other addresses on the first day of the conference will be made by Martha R. Smith, Professor Nursing Education, Boston University; It. Col. John Alden Degen; Margaret BuGche, Director Nursing Service, Boston City Hospital; Ruth Sleeper, Assistant Superintendent of Nurs- ing, Massachusetts General Hospital.
 Chairman of the day, Friday, September 5, is Elizabeth McMahon, Chairman, Massachusetts State Commission, American Red Cross. She will introduce the following speakers: Virginia Dunbar, Assistant Director, American Red Cross Nurs- ing Service, Washington, D. C.; John Nagle, Metropolitan Branch of the American Red Cross, Major William F Nee, Public Relations Of- ficer, First Corps Area; Harriet Ro-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
'O2 INVESTMENTS
 SINCE AUGUST 1.
Volunteers For Regular Army Service Increases
 Local Youth Joins

Major Thomas w. Harold, new commanding officer of the Connec- ticut recruiting district, announced Tuesday that the enlistment of nine men brought the number of men recruited by the Regular Array in this state since August to 82. Five of the new recruits were for the Army Air Corps.
 Three Hartford men were nclud- ed in the group One of them, Sid- ney J. Nusinoff, 27, of 210 South Whitney street, was 8 circulation supervisor for The .Courant. He will join the Air Corps at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. The other local men were Michael J. Gtipp, 20, of 70 Fairmount street, Field Artillery, Panama, and Paul G. Caisse, 32, of 4 Wolcott street, 5Oth Air Base Group, Baton Rouge, La.
 Besides the Hartford men, those enlisted Tuesday were: Charles A. Reed, 30, and William E. Dayton, IS, both of New Haven, both, for the Coast Artillery Corps, Panama; i; Donald H. Pierson, IS, of Water bury, Quartermaster Corps, Camp Lee, Va; Charles M. Hoag, 21, and Robert J. Hotaling, 21, both of Sharon, and Alexander A. Pulaski, 21, of Meriden, Air Corps, Jeffer- son Barracks, Mo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
ALTAR SOCIETY
 TO HOLD PARTY
Basement To Be Used For St. AnthOny's Church
 Benefit Tomorrow
PROSPECT
Correspondent: Eileen ByTnes,
 Telephone S-O4A7

Prospect, Aug. 20 = Plans and preparations are underway for the monthly card party of St. Anthony $ Altar society tomorrow night at the church basement at 8 o'clock. Pin octle, bridge, setback and other card games will be played. Refrmesh- ments will be served. The proceeds will be user to buy needed altar supplies for the church.
 The weekly meeting of the Get Together Club" will be held tonight at the home of Francis Carroll Meeting will begin at 8 o'clock and then an entertaining evening will be spent.
 William and Adele Shine were re- cent visitors of the Moore family in New Britain.
 William Lawlor is spending the week with his family at Fairviev beach.
 Mrs. Thomas Byrnes had as hel guests yesterday afternoon Isabe Kelley, Marie Campbell and Heller ODonnell of Buffalo, N. Y.
 William Dunn is spending few days with friends in Stockbridge Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
TELEPHONES GAIN
 IN CONNECTICUT
4O5,163 In Service On July 1 - Waterbury
 Credited With 22,244

Telephones in service in Connec- ticut on July numbered 405, ,163 per gain of 4211 telephones or LOS per cent for the month of June and a gain of 21,801 or 5.7 per cent since the beginning of the year, Southern New England Telephone Company reports.
 The New London district has had the greatest percentage rise in tele- phones in service since the firts of tn year and also had the biggest gain for June. On July l there were 42,040 telephones in this district, a gain of 2.54 per cent for the month and a gain of 6.8 per cent for the six months.
 The smallest percentage gains in telephones have been made this year in the Hartford distrscs, although that area still has the largest num- Der of telephones in service, 131,- 663 on Jul 1. This was 0.69 per cent above June l and 5.1 per cent over January l.
 74,7O1 in Hartford
 The br1QgepOrG dlSCrlcJ, With lO3,- 094 telephones in service July 1 had a gain of 1.3 per cent for the month of June and a gain of GA per cent since January l.
 New Haven district had 128,361 telephones in service on July 1, This is 0.75 percent greater than on June 1 and 5.35 per cent greater than on January l.
 The City of New Haven was the only locality in the state to show a decline of telephones during June. This numbered 42, leaving 57.435 telephones in service on July 1. On that date Hartford had 74,761 tele- phones and Bridgeport had 39,275, Waterbury had 22,244, New Britain had 1892 and New London had 11,663.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
WOMAN EMPLOYE
 AWARDED $376.2D

Lena Gonzales of % Giles street
 this city, today received $s7s2o. ne- cording to the terms of an agree ment approved by Compensation Commissioner Joseph B. Talbot. Thh local woman, an employe of the ScoviIl Manufacturing Go. of We terbury, sustained an arnputatiun of the distal aUd head of the prox~ imal phalanges of the right thumb on August I. The injury occurred, the agreement states, while the claimant was engaged in working with oily materials. causing her hand to slip uncer 9 punch. Con- pensation will be paid in weekly installments of $12.54 for 30 weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20

Myrna LOy, Jean ArCnur and Car ole Lombard types among his wo- men clients than any others. They are the hardest to please in their search for a mate.
 They are very discriminating, he said.
 Douglas Type Difficult"
 Among men, the Melvyn Doug las type is most difficult to please, Benner has found.
 "He wants beauty and youth" he explained. It seems that there are quite lot of Melvyn Douglas types
 Benner entered the marriage consultant business after some years in real estate, where, he ex- plained, he had a splendid oppor- tunity to study human nature. He has been in business for himself since he was 12 years old, when he read a book entitled How to Use Strategy" and thereupon set the neighborhood children to selling candy for him.
 He has to use strategy in his present business.
 There are men who come to me-" he complained, land say they want a blonde who weighs about 160 pounds but looks as if she weighs 130. I can't find that kind so I give them what they really need. Most people don't know what they want"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20

beson, Chairman Colunteer Services, Metropolitan Branch of the Amer ican Red Gross; Chaplain Ernest L. Loomis, Major, U. s. Army; Sally Johnson, Superintendent of Nurses,
 Massachusetts General Hospital; Mrs. Robert Homan, Chairman Wo- mems Division of the Massachusetts Public Safety Council; Marjorie Davis, It Beatrice Stockwell of the Corps Area Surgeon Office, Chair man New England Preparedness Committee: and Captain Ruth I. Taylor, Assistant Superintendent Army Nurse Corps, Army Base, Bos- ton, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20

though he may have Gable ears a "the Robert Taylor type" so far as sultant, is concerned. He claSSifies his clients, according to movie types, because it makes them feel good and helps them visualize their qualities
 '"The Robert Taylor type" Ben- ner reports, 'fbrings his salary home. If you ask him for a buck he gives you a hundred. He wants to be looked up to-"
 He also has something in con- mon with the Allan Jones and Nelson Eddy types, Benner finds All three think a woman is the best thing in the world" though in their romantic techniques they differ somewhat.
 Approach in Three Ways
 "Jones makes the elegant ap- proach," according to Benner's analysis, Taylor makes a digni- fled approach, and Eddy uses the understanding approach"
 These are all good sound ap- breaches, said Mrs. Benner, who assists her husband in his work.
 She explained that looks mean nothing in classifying person as to type. You don't find many oi the Taylor phydognomy hard pressed to find mate, so in ana lyzing clients the Benners look for spiritual qualities mostly.
 "A Mytna Loy type, for instance has the carriage of queen," she explains, land she likes to be treated like a queen. She likes the best of everything. She is very generous and digntfied, loyal and honest, fearless and has a tre- mendous amount of ambition"
 Benner said he gets more of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
WATERFOWL WOMAN
 SEEKING DIVORCE

Mrs. Mary Russin Woodward, Watertown, filed suit for divorce in Lltchfleld superior court Monday against her husband, Herbert Dud- Icy Woodward, also of Watertown. The petitioner charges habituai in- temperance and cruelty. and seeks alimony and the custody of four minor children. They were married in 1922.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
Paycheck- k-to-Wife Giver
 Called Robert Taylor T ype
BY MARTIN KANE
United Press Stan Correspondent

 Aug 20-fUP)-Madam bring  though have Gable no marriage
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
DIAMONDS sPET OUT

Diamonds worth e30.O00 were swept out with old papers from tho store og Jacob Makes e O.. Rio de janelro. Braxil. A frantic search ef tho eityb old-paper dumps failed Co bring the gems Co light. The stones had been sealed ia nIl envelope and left outside the safe overniHht
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
JAPANESE BAN BOXING

Professional boxing has been banned as unhealthy" in Osaka, Japan. The new regulations also hit lawn tennis and baseball. Profes- sionsl in all three sports now must obtain permit cards from the police before appearing in these sports for profit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20

Declaring that the thirsty public demand service at least 70 hours week and barkeepers are restricted by law to AS, proprietors of inns in Erie have asked the government to lengthen the hours.
Evening star., 1941-05-22

rents, repairs. 6ll 10Th NV MA. lllS.
STEAM TABLE for sale. in GOOD condition.
5U' Rhode Island ave. ne
STFINWAY GRAND. # , in mahogany
case; fine condition. Dupont 522@
sTONE-About II tons Of new building
stone. suitable front-yard wall foundation,
etc, your price WO. 2O2O
TYPEWRITERS-Clos out Underwood
No IS. $40 up; Royals. Smiths. rentals. So
per month. MacDonald's, S, SIS l4th ST. NV.
TYPEWRITERS. ADDING MACHINES. new
and used. sold. rented. repaired. Terms.
Open evenings: American Typewriter Co.,
l43l East Capitol st. Ii. 00S2.
TYPEWRITERs-s on recondltioned
reduced; rentals, - per mo- reDaIrinE:
L. c. Smith, Sl5, ReminGtou. s. 80. CaD-
tol Typewriter Co, 13l Ilth ST. ". MA.
4S5S
VACUUM CLEANERS-HOOVERS SEQ
EUREKA, s. %. ELECTROI UH. SO %;
BEST BRANDS co.
sos 1lth S.. NV National 's'3 luH'
VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt and ike
new; Royal Eureka. Hoover. General EIeC-
tric S695 up. Guaranteed ! year. Author
lzed factory service for Eureka, Royal and
j c. HARDING co INC.
Electrical Headquarters,
Ma 2160. 5l1 10Th s.. NV.
VACUUM CLEANERS-Gsla reopening sale,
rebuilt cleaners as low as S69J. We are
one Of the Oldest and most reliable vacuum
cleaner parts and service companies IN
~ .','-''' ELECTRICAL CENTER.
614 10th ST. NV Nstionsl seTs
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Evening star., 1941-05-22
Service Orders
ARM
COAST ARTILLERY CORPS.

olssSburn, Col Robert P, from Fort Win
Kimberly Col Allen. from Fort Macarthur.
Calf, to Fort Mcpherson Ga
Potts. 1t. Col Frank G, from Fort Ben
nlnE. Ga, to San DIEGO Calf, c.
pooiey. Ii. Col Hubbard E. from Beloit,
Wis. to Columbus Ohio.
AIR CORPS
vanaman. 1t. Col Arthur W. from Berlin.
Germany to Washington.
Drake. Il. Coz AionzO M, from DAYTON.
Ohio, TO Detroit, Mich
Ridenoux, 1t Col. Carlisle H, from Day
Adler, 1t Col Elmer E. from. Fort Doug
las, Utah, to Patterson Field. Ohio.
MEDICAL CORPS
Oven. Ii Col. James b, from famp CIat-
>, borne, La. to Camp Iorrcsl' tLn. Tenn. For,
'o!iieSooi JacEson s s c. o' to % camp Bowie Tex
KNIT. Mai, Francis P, from Washington
to Fort jackson
Gorby, Mai Alvin l., from Fort Sam HouS-
ton Tex. 10 Washington.
Leaver, MAJ. Frank Y, from San Francisco
10 ForG Sam Houston.
cfP Pa me N dr tFo csh'e
stfDhepS Mn Capt fr9pk F9T G from bgrp Fort Smell
Epsnn, FIRST 1t Franklin l. from Fort
Sam Houston TO Fort Oqlethorpe.
Berry; First It. Carl z. from Carlisle Bar
Long, First Il II ri R ron Carlisle Bar
racks TO Fort Oelethorpe.
Russln. First 1t. LeSJcr A. from Iron Wash
Wagner. FIRST Il Philip s, from Fort Bel
volr. Va. TO WASHINGTON
ORDINANCE DEPARTMENT.
Churchill, 1t. Col Harold W, from Wash
Pinkorton Pkf W Maj. Charles R, from Rock
Island, N, t, Camp Polk La La..o,, ror.
Knox, Ky. to Charestown. Ind.
CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE.
Gunderson. Capt. Clarence H from cam
VETERINARY CORPS.
Csrlln. Capt. Max H from Fort Adams,
R /. to Chicago H.
shlpley, Capt Michael from Camp Bowie
BaseheideT, S ShieT'o First 1t, Ray NJ, from Fort
BENJAMIN Harrison IND to Ch5cssG yeas , i,ov
KanS. to Chicago.
JORDAN. First Ii. Frank W. from Fort
=. Jackson 70 ChiGae}q} iG2as.ee}q};.,, tror, c.rn
shssRSd s6ssg Ess EFst Il q Ua% chcago J. from Camp
diantown Gap. Pa to Chicago.
Au. First Il Robegl j. from Seattle. wash
Ho9se4 1 EeThE Fi4sJ t0f nt n Raymond R from Lex
ington to Front Royal Va.
oUARTERMASTER CORPS
Hughes Capt Joseph j.; from ,,,SI2 SpTlnsflelo'
Mass, TO Philippine Department
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Powers. Capt James P, from Springfield
Mass, to Philippine Department
CuseCk. Capt. Gordon K. from West Point,
n Y, to Hawaiian Department.
CHAPLAISS
Eh1nser, Capt. Vincent X. from Camp
Croft s G. to Philippine Depar. ms Mt.
Talbot First 1t Albert D.. from Pine
Camp, N. Y 10 Philippine Deoa rtment
Woodward First 1t Luther w, from Fort
Bragg, N C., to Camp LIVINGSTON. La.
CORPS OF ENGINEERS.
Chase capt. Bruce s. from Camp Josepn
r Robinson, Ark. to WRIGHT Field. Ohio.
GliSch. First Ii. Harry S. from Fort
Bevoir to Wrieht Field
Conner. First 1t. Francis D. from Wash
ingtOn to London ENGLAND.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
PERSONAL.

VERY SPECIAL CARE WILL BE GIVEN
by graduate nurse to one or two elderly
invalid, semi Invalid or convalescIng per
sons. Adjustable or regular bed, wheel
char. well-cOoked. nOurlShlng food o.
SPECIAL diet. Beautiful detached pv-. home,
has large porcheS, lawn and trees. Located
within blocks Washington Cathedral,
kindness and COnsiueret lion always pTs-
walls III jnIs Christian home Re-.
Oruway 0I"l.
HEMS-WHILE YOU WAIT. 5uc UP IN
Guiding fitting. ReweavIng Refining, Alter
ations ''THINIBLE SHOP. 13I 18th NV.
ROOM AND BOARD FOR ELDERLY
people in private home. very resJtUl sun
roundings- Telephone Ashton 36i.. 33'
MEN. WOMEN WANT VIM? STIMU-
lants IN OstreX Tome Tablets pep up bodles
lacking Vltamin B-l iron. calcium. phOS-
phoruS Introductory size ONLY SOC For
sale a. all good drugStoreS
SPECIAL CARE GIVEN TO ELDERLY
person in nursing home GE, s32l
HEMoRRHOIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for a life
time or monev back Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery DR. SOMMFRWERCK
1883 Columbia rd Adams O3SS
CHILDREN ITO l. YRS SPEND THIS
week end in camp: So dav includes riding,
swimming, tennis, etc; 18th season. MIR. q
MRS. l. A RANDALL. Clarksville, Md,
IF YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
or need EXTRA MONEY for any purpose,
Just give me a telephone call. You can get
500 end need repay only 81 80 per week.
which includes interest the only charge.
Other amounts in proportion. Just call
JACK SESSIONS. Michigan 651O.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK experienced. in public place or
boarding house, any kind Of cookiug. ll-5
18th s.. NV.
GIRL. colored, neat, wishes position. plain
cook. INV. OF days work. best reference.
no Sun. work 8 pm. Thurs. NE. 900
GIRL colored. wishes days work; first
class laundreSs. reference. Hobart 4H''I
GIRL. col0red. wants rob ChsmbermeId,
pantry work general housewoTk. reference
experienced Dupont 1885.
GIRL wants psrt-time lob, morning and
afternoon: 10 Sunday. Call MI. 4s24
GIRLS. >, colo1ed want work. parc-t.ne
days work or fIll time. References. Call
GIRL, colored wants gh.w and cool1ne
fuH or part time. Call Hobart 1856.
WOMAN. colored, reliable wants work
PLAIN cooking cleaning, laundry; Will go
10 country. 1902 N. J. ave. NV.
WOMAN thoroughly exper.. desires nice
rm in: also like leaving city for summer:
good nav AID BHS9
Evening star., 1941-05-22
HELP DOMESTIC,

~s SS'TiNSsfSs
CHILD's NURSE, good cook and general
fare. 1920 18th 81. NV. IA. 442O
COOK. general housework. experienced;
call reference; live IN; 81 week. 44OO
Rllnsle st. Wesley Heights.
COOK, experienced. ehw: adult family;
most Of laundry sent out. live in preferred.
comfortable room and bath, $40 wk Box
12-B, Star
COOK. general houseworker experienced:
good references; $40 and car fare. Georgia
COOK and general housework colored
permanent position. no children ! block
from bus line: room with pvt bath: live
in. $50 Military rd NV. EN- 1924.
COOK. white. live IN country; references:
P. o. Box 335, Alexandra. Va
COOK-HOUsEWORKER; experienced; city
refs, adult family; Sundays off - and car
IL. = per week References. Phone
Franklin 0645 after + pm.
COUPLE. colored, cook and houSeman; sal
ary 500 with room and board. Columbia
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. exper. young
for large family; laundress kept; good
wages WI. 1851.
GIRL. white, with health certificate: live
in; take charge Of housework and baby.
Chestnut 4S52.
GIRL, white, young. care child and apt;
no cooking; stay nights; good home; state
age. Box 26S-B, Star.
GIRL. white, care of house and child. Call
Randolph 41S0 after pm.
GIRL. coloreds experienced only; refer
enceS: g.h.w. 1886 Mckinley st. NV
GIRL. colored. g.h.w,, live in. plain cook
ing; no laundry; ] child city, refs; $3.50
wk. EN-. 2110. 2942 Mckinley NV.
GIRL. colored, neat. must be good cook,
general hOuseworker: none others need
apply. Ii. 65l5. 2013 31st ST. sc.
GIRL wanted to cook, do general house
work, tend children; stay nights. Call
EN-. 5407.
GIRL. white, g.h,w, laundry by machine,
no shirts; plain cooking; boy q, small apt.
health cert: live in, good salary. Call
ewes. CH. 800, Apt. 7o2.
GIRL colored. for general housework;
Health certificate required. So week and
car fare EN-. ll09
GIRL. colored; g.h.w.. light laundry and
cooking Help with infant. Stay l night
a week 244O 18th ST., Apt. All.
Evening star., 1941-05-22

SILK FINISHER, good pay and good work
ing conditions. Apply Southern Dry Clean
ing Co, 223 N. Payne st, Alex. Va.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
LOST.

HANDBAG. black patent. with change,
iorgnette glasses, May Goth after pm
in Diamond cab from Wardman to Cuban
Embassy. CO. 1000, Apt 1O0-E. Reward.
KEY or chain lost Monday Oh l4th be-
tween Fla ave and Chaplin st. NV, or
Kit-Mar Return to cashier at Kit-Mar
Restaurant, 1900 14th st. NV. Reward.
LADYS Hamilton wrist watch. rose gold.
4 rubies, > diamonds. Sunday night between
Conn. and r and Conn and Rodman. Re-
ward. RE. 5000. Br. $50
WIRE HAIRED DACHSHUND, small, tan,
name plate on collar Reward / w. Mel
rose St, Chevy Chase. Nd. Wisconsin
-.
WRIST WATCH. lady's Hamilton square
white gold. Reward. Phone MA. 3349.
WRIST WATCH, lady's with initials B. B.
1g16"; near Harvard and 10th sts. Tues.
Reward Adams 406l-R after pm. "a.
WRIST WATCH, lady's. gold. vicinity Of p;
17th, p or Conn. ave: initials "A. P. l. =.
on back Reward. Michigan 504s. %
WRIST WATCH, Bulova, oval shape, vel,
low sold with black strap; vicinity of
Buckingham: reward Oxford 2252.
LOST-snakeskin bilfold. cash, driving
license, RI. ticket. Reward. Box 3S2 C,
Star
Evening star., 1941-05-22
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CARD PUNCH CLASS begins now: nigh
days. men, women: low rates. Exam. so
Span sh.. Eng. sh.. typ. 1115 18th n
Evening star., 1941-05-22

BRICKLAYEP lnon-uniOnt: long Jobs with
good wages Call Mr.. Peregoy, Silver SpTlng,
Mi SH 1871
Evening star., 1941-05-22
SITUATIONS MEk.

ACCOUNTANT, EXP: BOOKS STARTED.
KEEP, part time sudts, statements, tax
service; local refs: $3.50 mo. RA 2544
HOTEL MAN, many years experience,
above draft age, desires to mana2e first
class house apart--hotel preferred. hard
worker. Box 21o-C. Star.
MAN. Cohrcd. wants work as porter. driver.
waiter or hOuseman, reference. North
9U32.
MAN young. colorcd, desires lob as porter
janltCr. haliboy or hOuseWork best Iet-
erencc Hobart HSui
MAN. colored, wants night WORK after
pm; willIng worker, no Sundays. DU.
PAINTER. white. experienced. self en-
ployed wants int, ext. work. References
furnished Guaranteed reaS. AT. 3S54-R.
--
RESTAURANT MAN. experienced. manager
owner Tor p years. excellent references.
George J. VILLAS, 1896 Lyman pi ne.
TRUCK DRIVER. white. 30 Yrs old. mar
riel, eXper. desires work. KNOWS District
and suburbs. co. s3OG
PATENT ATTORNEY.
Attorney. PnGlueeTt recent laW graduate.
age 30, member D. c. Bar, with electrical
euCiIcer4le decree, desires connection with
local patent firm. Box I73-C. Star.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE NE
TRoPOLIS BUILDING ASSOCIATION 1or
election of directors and such other
business as may properly come before me
meeting Will be held at the Office Of he
Association. 9nd and Pc. Ave. Sc.
Wednesday, June I, 1911. Po.Is open from
RUDOLPH w. SANTELNANN. Sccretary.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one o. her than
myself CLARENCE II. LANGLEY. 81
Raleigh pl sc.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE For
any debts oLher han hose ccon;rac ed
Wash. D c.
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.
The Trustees Of the Franklin Llquldatlng
trust announce the payment Of a dividend
Of 20 per cent OF the Certltlcatess Of
Franklin. National Bank, Each credit2r Is
requested to present Certificate OF Par
ticipation at the Office OF the Trust, 945
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Northwest Washing.
ton D C. Room -. for the purpose Of
seceivIne check for the dividend available
WILLIAM F KELLY.
LINDSEY P. RAWLEY,
HENRY J. STERZER
Trustees. Franklin IiGuIdatInE Trust
Evening star., 1941-05-22

GRADUATE yourg wants pos
non as teacher for fall term. salary. Box
SAC Star
NURSE or companion. white, uulucum
red nyalids or elderly people preferred.
oay or night duty. ref CO. 5nN".
NURSE. Erad unencumbered wants pos
lIon a cOmpauloD-nurse to elderly person
or nursery gOVeTuegS. Sl5 week and mdlH-
tenance or 50 week live OUT. co. lO4i
URSE-OCMPANION. hkpr. diettIar bv
mature woman: give hypos. CHI. 33S9.
Sl1 week minimum salary ~
SECRETARY RY-sTENOGRAPHER expert, de-
sires evening work typlnE manuscripts CIR
CulaTs. etc Box 131-C. Star. 90
TYPIST would Ike work 10 DO al home
SH 1881 after : pm. go