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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-30
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
On His Feet
Doomed NeUer to Walk,
He Surprises Doctors

For five years, Howard F. Hat
zcnbuhler, 81. Mt. Clemens
plumber, lay in bed with broken
back-thc result of a fall from a
Scaffolding.
Doctors told him he would not
walk again
Hatzenbuhler became interested
in shortwave broadcaSting. He be-
came acquainted in his broadcasts
with an indianapolis surgeon, who
believed an operation would enable
.Hatzenbuhler 10 walk again.
Today. he walks with the aid OF
braces and clutches. His wife con-
ducts his plumbing business and
takes care of their five children
Joyiully. she cXClalmS
Il expect that he may always
have 10 wear the braces but at
least he can walk"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22

decided they were incompatible
and cot a divorce IN Paris.
Mr. Carter had ratified around
like a pill IN a box for two years
Then he married a chorus girl. be-
cause she was quite unlike the
countess neither elegant nor
Schcmirg, nor used 20 fine things
Because she was not She was
shy of the servants shy Of the
nelghhors. and even shy of Mr..
Garter When she could stand
them no longer she returned 10
the chorus. Mr.. Carter let her
divorce hum for mental cruelty.
After these adventures Mr.. Car.
Tor realized that he was no longer
Young. that he would never meet
another woman like Lily that he
had biz house with no one 10
share IL, that he was wealthy with
no one 20 share his wealth that
be- ought 70 90 home and set his
mother and bring her back 10
share them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Police 10 Hear G-Men

ANN ARBOR. Sept. 22.-Agents
of the Federal Bureau Of lnvcSti-
cation Will lecture tomorrow AT a
conference Of police heads and Of
hCerS from Southeastern Michigan.
The program viii include talks on
the mobilization of law-cnlorce-
ment officers for home defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
NO MATTER NOW

Now il did not matter if the
servants laughed behind his back,
or the nclGhborS laughed IN her
face. She was his mother, and it
Was his duty TO let her share his
happiness.
MIR. Carter reached the rise.
There were the Sprawlng house
and barns. Chickens were scratch
ing in the yard. The apple trees
were bent with fruit. The flower
beds were beautiful.
Mr.. Carter thought Of his stately
house and his potted plants, and
shivered just a little.
A troop of children came, tear
ing around the house at the sound
of auto wheels on the gravel Mr.
Carriers heart thumped wildly
/ Was his mother dead and other
people living in the house? Why
hadn't they changed the name or
the mail box? Were they some
branch Of the family? Was his
mother so feeble that neighbors
we're looking after her?
All the children swung on the
gate and stared at Mr.. Carter. Mr..
Carter stared back, hardly trust
ing himself 10 speak. Finally he
cleared his throat
Does Mrs. Ellen Carter live
here?"
The children looked AT each
other and Giggled SheepiShly. Then
the oldest boy said Shyly:
you mean our granny ,"
"No. don't" said Mr. Carter
firmly. but I'd like To speak to
your granny. She may be able
10 help me"
TIE GOT out Of his car and on
tered the gate The children fell
INTO step behind him, keeping
their distance and SnickeunG
softly.
Mr.. Carter knocked on the
screen door. mans cheerful voice
called "Halloow In a minute a
lean, sun-tanned farmer appeared
/ and grinned al him.
Mr.. Carter cleared his throat
again.
I'm looking for a Mrs. Ellen
Carter"
"Nou mean my ma. Come in,
stranger"
Mr. Carter hcSitated.
"No. I'm looking for another
Mrs. Ellen Carter"
"\eNer been no other Mrs.
Ellen Carter in these parts aS
know of, mister. My mas lived
here all her life. Shed know II
there was. You can set while
/ j ask"
Mr.. Carter sat GOWN on the
porch and felt very bcwildered
The screen door opened again
and = Woman'> step sounded Mr.
Carter jumped up and turned
around lis mother stood in the
ADvFpTisrNr%T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22

Daily Sh0y1 SfOrY
Return Of the Prodisal'

doorway white-haired now. but
still apple-cheeked and strongly
built.
Mother" said Mr.. Carter
TREMENDOUSLY, its me-"
We'll. l never" said Mrs.
Carter. calmly. II dropped
knife this morning. i should
have known a man was coming"
But It's me, your son, come
back" cried Mr.. Carter.
The children stared al him open
mouthed. Then the oldest boy
stepped up TO him and said
ficrCely:
You aln't granny's son. Pa
is Il So"
lie looked ready 10 cry.
You young ones go around
back" said Mrs. Carter sooth-
ingly go get the pals ready.
Wen all 20 berrylng.'
Mr. Carter mopped his brow.
That man who said he was
your sOn-he looks almost a.
old as l do. / don't understand"
SMILES SERENELY
Mrs. Carter smiled serenity.
II adopted him when he was
- You run off--and- pa MAS
dead. and L was plumb sick with
loneliness. Folks hereabouts say
he healed my heart. He took TO
the farm like he was born on IT.
Grew up and married the Soren-
son girl. I reckon he's almost
forgot 1 amt his real ma"
"You are my real ma" said
Mr.. Carter stiffly. land l want
YOU m come and Hive with y
You never got married."
Mrs. Carter asked.
Mr.. Carter did not want TO 60
INTO that.
Pm all alone In very big
house. I'm a very rich man.
can give you everything
Even as Mr.. Carter said that he
felt emptier than he had ever felt
in his life.
II got my second son, and my
daughter-in-law, and my grands,
and the farm. Looks TO me like
YOU should come live with us.
It's not good for you to he so
lonely"
I'm not lonely" Mr.. Carter
cried angrily.
well. I'm glad" his mother
said kindly.
IMPATIENT VOICE
The oldest boys impatient voice
called:
Granny, you said you was
coming"
II won't keep YOU" said Mr..
Garter coldly, unless you're
coming with me-" he tried 10 say
lnditfcrently.
IT'D take me so long tn
pack" said Mrs. Carter in
rush, land the children would
take on so, and there's all my
canning got to do, and I'm
chairman of the church bazaar.
and my daughter-in-law's eN-
pecting. don't see i got any
time TO spare TO go visiting"
well, good-by then" said Mr..
Carter with dignity, and bent
and pecked at his mothers
blooming check.
Come again." said his mother
with real heartiness. Don't stay
away so long next time. and
write when you can. It'll be nice
10 hear from YOU"
Mr.. Carter turned abruptly and
went back to his car. He got IN
and started the motor The chill
drcn came tearing around the
house. Mr.. Carter heard the old
est boy ask:
What did the man want ."
And his mother answered.
He came to buy something.
Now, let's go berrying.'
THE END
TomorrOw's short story:
"SuSir Steps Out" by William
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
STARTLING THOUGHT

The car had almost topped the
rise. Mr. Garter could see the
white picket fence-nE his mother S
place. His hands shook a little on
the wheel Suppose she had died?
He had not seen her IN p years.
She must be past 90, but the
people IN these parts lived 10 be
90. and he remembered his mother
as a bic and robust woman
What would he say 20 her? How
10 explain why he had not written.
why f-tiil4 IA : ;
He had been II when he ran away.
His father had been dead six
months. and he could not bear
the thought of taking his fathers
place. and being responsible for
his mother. and running a farm,
and marrying a neighbour aaHeh-
ter, and living and dying in one
spot.
He had not written because he
had not wanted TO write until he
could boast of his achievements.
After that he did not write be-
cause he had a vision OF his mother
on him for drawn-out
visit with hayseed in her hair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
DUMFOUNDS HIM

Lily did save her money When
she had saved a sufficient sum,
she said she wanted baby. Mr..
Garter Was never So dHHfegndeG-
in his hfe.
There was time for a family but
not now. while they were living
in a rented apartment. with only
few thousand dollars IN the bank,
and a business that still had a long
way TO go. a child would be a
burden not JOY.
Lily waited, and when she got
tired Of waiting, she died OF over
work. Mr.. Carter could not under
stand il. The business had made
such marvellous strides that he had
given Lily two secretaries and a
beautifully appointed lounge where
her lunch was served when she
was rushed.
Mr.. Charter, shifting smoothly
into second tried not 10 hear the
shouts and laughter of the rollick-
ing children. There were no noisy
children in his neiGhborhood. The
block association saw 10 that.
HE'D BEEN PROUD
AS a matter of fact. the. block
association had Scrutinized Mr..
Carriers credentials very carefully
before they accepted him as a
neighbor, even without a child
But Mr.. Carter had been very
proud when he was considered an
asset
IL was four-storled house that
he had purchased with a wing for
servants. and one for children, and
separate suites for ones wife and
ones self But Mr. Garter had nc
wife. for he had bought this house
for Lily, who had looked az il with
out interest, and died within Z
week.
He had married again as soor
as a decent interval had passed
The big house had been too bar.
rem without a woman He married
"A divorce. whose former husband
had been a count, and IT pleased
him a lot 20 sec tho announce
ment Of his marriage TO a countess
IN the newspapers.
The count had run through al
Of the American countess money
but Mr.. Carter had cash 20 spar,
for a half dozen wives he did no
want wife who could help hin
with his business. lie wanted Z
woman who would grace his home
and manage his servants anc
teach his sons 10 be fond OF him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
SOURCE OF MONEY

There were no sons. The countess
had married 10 repleniSn her
pocket When her capable lawyers
had got Mr. Carter 20 transfer a
staggering sum 20 her the COUNTIES,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22

hDVERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
By DOROTHY WEST

As Mr.. CARTER made a right
- turn into the familiar rosd. he
hunched forward over the vince
Of his expensive car. and has heart
began 20 race with the climbing
Epeedometer.
Nothing was changed The
rambling houses still stood and
the mail boxes. spaced like sentl-
helS along the road bore names
that used 70 trip off his tongue
Rhen he rounded up the gang for
8 game Of baseball.
lie wondered how they had
borne the years. Children played
IN their Yards and stared AZ his
tine car as he zoomed past There
we're three on Charley AgnCW f,
lawn. and two waving frantcally
from Joe Peters fence, ana five
toW-hcadcd Stalr-StepS walking the
rail around Pip Sorens0n' place.
Lily had wanted children. Mr.
Carter recalled that with little
pang OF shame. For Lily had been
lbs first wife, and she had never
Hsked for anything except baby.
HIS SECRETARY
He was Just beginning 10 60
places as a budding contractor
when they were married. She was
ms secretary And despite her
youth and lovelinesS. she was as
smart as a whip, and fast beCom-
hC his riCht-hand man.
IL was her beauty that bothered
- him Not because Il attracted
him. though u did but because he
was afraid il would attract some
one else.
She was certainly the marrying
type. Some one was bound 10
marry her and take away the one
person who knew as much about
The running Of his business as he
hid. SO Mr.. Carter had married
Lily himself.
Lily remained in the office. Of
rourse. and because IL seemed the
right thing 10 do, Mr.. Carter con-
tinued 10 pay her a salary He
hoped she would save II so that
when she wanted something OK
pensive. she would not expect him
TO 20 10 the bank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22

49, TIsENI -
Evening star., 1941-01-12


DRIVING TO MIAMI; TAKE TWO OR
three. share expenses. Call HO. 3432. IA
DRIVING 1910 PLYMOUTH SEDAN TO
Dallas, Texas 10Th; take two, share ex-
pc ises. WEBSTER WO. 0412.
DRIVING TO FLA. WANT PASSENGERS
to share expenses. Lincoln 69S7-W
share driving. Metropolitan 2456
GOING LOS ANGELES. VIA MEMPHIS,
Tenn: Tues, Jan. IA; Al Plymouth sedan;
take passengers. Box 21S-E, Star. 13'
CALF. PTS ON WAY. BY WAY FLA,
Tex, Mex CITY or direct: sh. exp; refs :;
take 3: lv Jan. 81 PIX ':}S Box 217-E Star .
STUDENT UNIV. OF SO CALF WILL
drive some ones car to Los Angeles share
expenses: leave January 1875. D1- ol!'9.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY WILL DRIVE TO
cStf35nla cSetf%ni sJ for tranSpor'ation
CAN ACCOMMODATE TWO. CONGENIAL
persons on auto trip through the South
five weeks throuch Texas, Louisiana IN. o.
mardi gras) and Fla. Start Feb. 14. rel.
March %. If interested write Box 166-E'
Star.
SAN DIEGO = YOUNG MAN LEAVING
Jan. 10; new car; take one person, reason
able References required. NO. b25l.
MIAMI-YOUNG MAN LEAVING THURS.
Jan. q in Al Chev. sedan cheated; can
take 3. reas Phone Temple 5000, IA
able date, 1914 Buick 4-door sedan; viii
take family of 4 and chauffeur them Tor
winter months. MI 2S40 ~
MIAMI. FLORIDA; DRIVING NEW NASH.
room for three; leave January 18th; re-
turn Feb. 1st. Greenbelt 51Sl 13-
Evening star., 1941-01-12

ROOFING FOUSE Glrard near I4th %
room : bath ea.ace. oil heat rent <
Yer" nicely furnished and clean Inre -
spring MATTRESSES maDe furniture. C-~r7
income. 500 down ravmeut This i g
Evening star., 1941-01-12
S2-PIANO TUNING-S2
Save 20'c During January.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
Advertisers in the Business Op-
portunitieS columns of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules OF acceptability. which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing. questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent inde-
pendent investigate ton should be
made before definite closing Of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be ac-
cepted later than II pm
Thursday. i,
~
Evening star., 1941-01-12

HOUSEKEEPER-C COOK. white, "5-4o, expr,,
willing worker: reference required. live in:
$40 month 6O7 Gallatin s.. NV. GE.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Nursery School Parents

SOUTHEAST WASHINGTON
THE COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL
Is starting group for young children
from iron !SoutheaSt Washington. II interested
Evening star., 1941-01-12

MICH INTERESTED IN LOCATING
Eerbie's friends and how they are doing
Understood one of them died recently
FRANK L.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
DRFSSNAKING.
Alterations, SEWING. Reasonab'e.

FRANK OSTEEN-VOCAL INSTRUCTION.
RADIO, Church Concert Repertoire
l7l2 Conn. Ave. Decatur O57O. .
MEN AND WOMEN TO VOLUNTEER TO
conduct houSe-to-houSe Doll in vour COM
munitv as part Of a Nation wide poll 10
be presented % Congress 10 determine The
question ARE VOU FOR OR AGAINST
The UNITED STATES ENTERING THE
WAR? Call or write for petitions for sig
AMERICAN DEFENDERS. INC
Maryland Bldg. I410 H s.: NV
Evening star., 1941-01-12

LADY. middle age wishes position as
housekeeper. employed couple preferred
eXnerlehced; references. Box 193-E. Star.
LADY, refined. wants position as house
Keeper Tor father and son experienced.
excellent references. Box 424-E. Star.
LADY, colored Young and neat. desires DO
SION in an office as junior clerk. Call
Evening star., 1941-01-12

MAID. colored, general housework and care
in: SIS per month Emerson 1850.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

apt; live in pref good salary. RA. 4S4l.
MAID colored hw. care Of small child;
live in. Cau in person between IL and
< pm Sunday SI2 Jefferson st. NV.
Ant 31S
Evening star., 1941-01-12
BUSINESS CARDS, S1.5O

For 1000 rubber stamps; reas.: staple
mach "Sc 1871 calendars. RA s2O3 I.
PFRMANFNTS C1 Ok
Evening star., 1941-01-12

DELICATESSEN and grocery store. for
sale, NV. section; selling account illness.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

LADY 40 unencumbered inexperienced
but capable of learninc desires position.
office work of somn kind: can use type
writer some, Warfield 41S@
Evening star., 1941-01-12

HELPER. colored, light work in dining
room and kitchen, some experience in
/ waiting table. after school hours honest.
reliable schoolglrl; references. MI. 214S.'
LAUNDRESS WORK to bring home; class
] refereNCPS North .2hhn
Evening star., 1941-01-12

MODISTE solicits plain End fancy sewing:
costumes. SllD covers and draDeries chill
dren's clothes a specially: refined col red
American 20 ve2rS experience leading
New York and Boston establishments
Evening star., 1941-01-12
BEAUTY PARLoRS.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced;
wonderful French method used. DR. Della
Ledendecker. 3O25 St NV Michigan l120.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

MOTOR TRUCK hauling contract; large
national organization wants immedlstely
RESPONSIBLE men who have suitable truck or
or good used truck; longtime contract
provided pay all notes, expenses; good
| details on request: refs Box 379D. Star
CHICAGO MANUFACTURER seeks capable
| gentle. qualified to earn $4,000 annually
managing locally all distribution and sery-
s. 500 secured Investment Unusual OPEN
| ing with immediate permanent income
Specify experience age or no consideration
READY-To- WEAR SHOP. ladies' and chill
dren's, must sell because of i'll health; GOOD
location. Call Randolph l430 for appoint
ment. IT,
RooMING HOUSE, : rooms oil heat, nicely
furn.: sacrifice because of illness; no deal
ers 1852 10th NV. IL
beer and Twins wine nns5es
above No brokers Box 113-E, Star. L.
FOR IoG STHDo fully sell aeeeant soGd 81
illness. District 1854. L.
BEAUTY SHOP near 18th and Col. rd; all
equipment: established trade; will sacrifice.
CO. 9sS9 or MI. 7104. -
of hotel or apartment house, must be rea-
sonable State all details. Box 12S-D. Star.
NURSING and convalescent home, ideal
location. operating successfully ho owner os1at
settlement WO 44S2 until IN. II.
STORE. .7th st NV: lease. available: de-
sirable location for credit clothing or
furniture; reasonable L. B. Bonner, 47O7
Conn ave Woodley 5S5S.
SODA FOUNTAIN, lunch. candy: magazine
and tobacco business, established: King
St. location Apply Kirk Bros, 500 King
St. Alexandria, Va. IA
| TAPROOM. doing good business, in Mary
land, near District line; will sacrifice.
Owner Ottos. Hyattsville 96S7.
FOR $1,000. 90, lunchroom across the
street from a large plant working three
shifts in a town OF, As 900 people. Rent,
$50 90 with a long lease. Pay roll, S27 90.
Business, $1,000 90. Owners health is
bad and will sell below inventory or will
trade for small farm. Box 139-D Star.
RESTAURANT FIXTURES practically new
for sale: will sacrifice for cash. S. P.
Anthony District 2192.
SOFT DRINK BOTTLING PLANT, in North
ern Virginia: established 1S years: selling
account of illness. Box 37-E, Star
SMALL APT HOUSE. we'll furnished and
completely rented reasonably priced. 406
11th ST. ne.
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BRONCHIAL ASTHMA

After % years of suffering have found
relet and have not lost dav due TO
asthma IN > years. Free brochure on re-
GneSt. Today free trial. MR. MCLEAN o5
E st. NV -"
Evening star., 1941-01-12
WINFIELD & THURM.
M. KEACH, 1910 VT. RE. 29l9.
ROOMTNG HOUSE-HOME.
EDWIN l. ELLIS
M. KEACH. 1910 VT. RE. 2919. =
ROOWING HOUSES. APT !
27 ROOMS. 7 BATHS.
EDWIN L. ELLIS.
ROBERT A. JULIA.

.Caa!.ais La!aes' Cues House Broker
lnl0 Vernon Ave. Pm III. Ma 33Iu q.
LEI Us SELL your -oomlng or board. :
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Continued }

GIRL, colored honest and reliable, part
time work. cleaning and cooking refer
ences Michigan $3.50.
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Peter Pan School

sol FERN PL NV RA OlOn
modern day school for your child
% - years old, accredited by the Board
OF OF Educa ION; French. music appreciation
and piano lessons: individual tutoring:
large playground: TRANSPORTATION free: rea-
Evening star., 1941-01-12

MAID. colored. INV. laundry. plain cook
ing, family OF five; stay some nights; -,:o- -
need apply. Call Taylor 1916 Sun. bet.
10 and 3
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SALE. grocery and market, well established,
in D. c., exceptional opportunity: terms: no
agents Phone Hyattsville 555l after b
n m for appointment
Evening star., 1941-01-12
BUSINESS.

VACANCIES in public and private schools
ana coHeFeS. immediate and second SemeS-
Ter openings Baltimore Teachers AGENCY,
DIG ~ Charles St, Balto Md
TEACHERS. secretarial science and other
subjects several positions now available
Washington Schools Association, Color do
Bldg.
OFFICE HELP-TYPISTS stenographers.
bookkeeners. REGISTET NOW. FREE
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Evening star., 1941-01-12

MAID colored. wants afternoon work in
apt. cleaning and ironing; no Sundays: re-
liable neat. Gail Adams 3339-J. l3r
MAID. co.ored. neat honeSt. dependa Die:
VIII Stav nights. experienced: referer~ ~eS.
Adams l9Og-W IA
Evening star., 1941-01-12

GIRL. white, general housework, family of
4 both children in school: light laundry
and cooking: Stav one night only; refs.
required IS wk RA 9O76.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

HOUsEKEEPER. middle-aged. settled col
ored woman wantlng a GOOD home and
steady Job Carinc for small family; must
live in: sal. - wk DI. 1870 after pm.
HOUSEKEEPER white. 3O-45 yrs, g.h W.
live in: upstairs room employed couple:
9 ~, I'D RI lNnN
Evening star., 1941-01-12

GIRL. co!oreG. reliable wants JOB as
mothers helper Dupont 1884
GIRL: colored. wishes day work. Phone
Lincoln 1920
Evening star., 1941-01-12

LAUNDRESs,. CLEANER. 1st-claSs, desires
work Ihursdays and every other Mon
DAY: ref CO. 1923
LAUNDRESS. lst-class. wants work at
home or out, refs large yard. Phone MI
S5lD
Evening star., 1941-01-12
SITUATIONS MEN.

! ACCOUNTANT. exp: books started. kept
part time, auditS statements, tax service;
local refs: $3.50 mo. RA. "544.
! BOOKKEEPER - KNOWLEDGE shorthand,
| tipping; 30 years experience Best refer
/ enceS. Whole or part time. Warfleld 1883.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

GOOD COOK and light houSeWorEer, after
moons; stay some NIGHTS; references. 6l5
South Adams st, Arlington, Va. Columbia
nike buS
Evening star., 1941-01-12

HOUSEKEEPER-Care of two children,
live in or oUt' $40 week to right party.
Shepherd .311-J
Evening star., 1941-01-12

CAFETERIA. one of citys largest and
best short hours; closed Sundays; owner
retiring; will give lease TO suit. Price,
S1hnO cash EnX oNo-E Star.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

CALLING ATTENTION TO A REST HOME
Offering all necessary care ard Kindness TO
your weak or sick friends: kind, friendly
nurses reg nurSol: DIR. when necessary;
diet or proper food adj beds, wheel
chairs. modern suburban home. Invesu-
gate. WI 1913. Transportation furnls', cd.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

MAID. full time, 3o-45: work in Silver
SHRINE: care of baby, references Call
Shepherd ti:I:11-R for appOlntnlent.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
PERSONAL.

PRIVATE HOME WITH LOVING CARE
wanted for refined schoolgirl, age -,
where she can keep trained cat. Can
bring own bedrm. furniture. Preferably
but not essentially near Occoquan, Va
Give full details, including monthly rate.
Roy 11g-E. Star
Evening star., 1941-01-12
CAFETERIA.

Coed downtown location: mr.. numerous
Govt bldgs: excel equipment; will seat
1870; will sell with small DOWN payment
or may lease to responsible party. Apply
+. c. HeiEle. 1917 L st. NV.
Continued on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1941-01-12

I. FREDERIC C GREENE, WILL NOT BE
1eSnonsible for any debts unless contracted
by myself. FREDERIC C. GREENE, 24f9
Evening star., 1941-01-12

IL, co!ored. g.hw. and cooking, care
3-yr child; stay some nights; refs.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

DRESSES CUT, FITTED AND STITCHED.
So: also alterations; reasonable; WORK
guaranteed. lilo F st. National O9oo.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

ATTRAC. CLUBROOMS FOR MORNING
lectures. committee meetings, bridge par
ties; reas NO S}0S wkdays. after $50 p m.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

HOUSEKEEPFR white. between rs and
45: live in children: references. start
S35 month, if satisfactory. $40 month
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