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Evening star., 1942-12-13
Scocca Pilots Three
Horses 10 Victory
Al Charles Town
Hard Telling, Pocemoker
In Willard, Is Among
D. c. Boys Winners

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLES TOWN. w. Va. Dec. L..
Danny Scocca. Washington ID. c.
jockey, who refuses to be out of the
limelight for minute during this
meeting, received top billing again
this afternoon when he brought home
three winners including Mrs. c. NJ.
Greer. jr.'s, Hard Telling. victor of
the 6ia -furlong Willard purse. sixth
and feature at this Shenandoah
Valley track.
Hard Telling, second here last
week to Navy, recognized king" of
the smaller circuit, was bet down to
$3.50 favoritism by form players in
the crowd of 5000 and he left lit
tie doubt as he crossed the wire
21a lengths to the good over Ben
Hur Stables Thespian Anonymous
was third in the seven-horse field.
Hard Telling was unable to out
break his field, but Scocca hustled
him into command before reaching
the turn and had opened a daylight
margin over Thespian and Sorgho
The latter was through early, but
Chop Sticks moved through on the
inside to make a gallant bid. His
threat was short lived, however, and
Hard Telling again opened up and
never was threatened as he COM
pleted the trip in l:27as over the
heavy track
Scocca, who returned to the sad
die Friday after a one-day layoff
due to having been hit in the eye
with horseshoe. opened the card
this afternoon with a victory aboard
Boston Blue and then came back to
pilot Not Alone home in the fifth.
Mrs. Dan Chamblin's High Stand
ard claimed during the Maryland
season for $3.50, came back in the
seventh race to win his second purse
for new owner by running a mile
and one sixteenth in 1857. Rough
Amos was second and James Pal
third.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Ring, Maj, Pool Activities
On Program This Week
AT Eastern Branch

A light sports schedule Is faced
by Eastern Branch Boys Club this
week with the football season ended
and the basket ball campaign not
yet begun.
Among the activities listed are
classes in ooXing, wrestling and
swimming as well as basket ball
practice sessions.
The program:
Soccer League.
Junior section: s:3O-Monday. Indians
Minnesota: Friday: Fordham vs.. MARYLAND
Senior section: s;15-Tuesday Bears vs.
Packers: Thursday. Giants vs.. Rams Fri
day. Dodgers Us. Redskins.
Basket Ball Practice Periods.
90, lo5-pound. teams-Monday. Wed
nesday and Friday, pm: SATURDAY
iao-pound team-Monday and wednes-
''i i35,poound oi,,d teamNMonday and wednes-
day $ pm: Saturday. ] Pm
Boxing Glasses.
Saturday. 4 pm lou Gavinson, coach
Monday, wednesday and Thursday
s:3O-9:3O pm
Judo Glasses.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, pm,
1t Chris Strandboe. instructor.
Pool Program.
Monday-Relay races.
Tuesday-Midset and junior swim meet
$50 pm.
Wednesday - Time trials elimination
races.
Thursday Goal Hi and Red Rover
games. underwater swim contest.
Friday-Time trials, flutter board races.
Saturday-Gold fsh hunt. pm.
Beginners classee-Every day.
Diving classes-Every dav.
Swim team practice - Every evening
i:45 pm. senior team; every evening
$50 pm. junior team.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Roller Skating 10 Be Only
Sport al Riverside Rink

Riverside Stadium has been con-
verted into a roller skating rink
one of the largest in the country.
S. G. Leoffler. sr.. the owner. has
announced-and the opening will
take place Tuesday night.
There will be no more ice skating
at least for the duration of the
war.
Leoffler has installed a Swanson
floating floor of 1880 feet. with
three individual sections. One floor
is for beginners, another for reg
ular skaters and still third for
figure. speed and dancing addicts.
Louis and Betty Eorgmann have
been obtained as the Riverside pro-
fessionals. while S. G. Leofier, jr,
will be the manager.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
10-Team HeurichLoop
Starts 10Th Court
Season Tonight

Heurich Basket Ball League. the
cltys top amateur cage loop, cele-
brates the start of its 10th season
with three games tonight opening
the 1923 competition.
Expected to be the feature en-
counter is the 80 clash between the
two service entries, Marines and
Navy. Both are loaded with former
college and amateur stars and are
favorites to fight it out for the title
Jacobsen Florist. last years Middle
Atlantic champion, will play General
Accounting Office at $50. while the
opener at 7:3O lists Petworth against
photographic
A new system to decide the teams
for the title playoff at the end of
the season will be inaugurated this
year. Three rounds will be played.
with winners of the first and second
rounds earning places in the play
off. In the third round these two
teams are not eligible for the top
place, assuring a third team for the
playoff series.
Ten of Washington best amateur
quints are entered this year The
entries, and their coaches. are: ia
cobsen Florist, Lenny Mills: FBI,
Gay Edelin; Petworth, Knocky
Thomas: Naiman Photo. John Pho
tos; GAO. Roy Miles; Marines.
Sergt. Bernie Shankman: Navy, 1t.
j. r. David; Arlington Vikings. Ray
Brown; photographic. Tony Mar
tino. and Navy Yard. John Mandes.
Three games will be played every
Sunday. Monday and Wednesday
night. all at the Heurich gym. until
the end of February. except in the
holiday period from December is
to o. Officers are R. E. Mcdonald.
president; Eddie Collif1ower, vice
president, and c. R. Streeks, treas
urer.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Prizes Still Awaiting
Bow|ers Who Won
En- Last Spring

Harry B. Dixon recently named
secretary of the Washington City
Duckpin Association, is trying to
clear up some of the association S
unfinished business from its tourna-
ment of last spring, and it seems a
little odd. Dixon is trying to pass out
money.
No fewer than So men who won
minor prizes in last years tourna-
ment never called for them. To col
lect they should communicate with
Secretary Dixon at 1903 Lawrence
street NE. phone Dupont 3l03.
Those to whom the cash is due:
Norman Almony c. Fox, Rayner Funk,
H. NJ. Miller, Bob Wallach, Carl Baudu' l.
J, Brun: James Butler; John Clark; Leon
ard Collins. irwin Cook, Eddie Hsut,chisonn; Itch,
Bourne S Burger Frank Carter: Wilson
Cooper. Duck Cranston. Gene Hale, Alvin
Hanlein. E Harding, Louis Hawley. James
E. Howell B. Jones. Tom Maloney. James
Norris, B, spitzer, James T. Walker, .,S.Is Le.ls
Litof Franklin Lynch. LaGrence Reed; w.
William Baldwin, William z. Lewis, Earle
steele R. Stokes, G. Bonnette. B: Jones, H
D. Duncan, William R. Smith, Roy Wild
man, Frank Temple, Charles T. MCPHERSON.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Know Your WATERFOWL

No. II.
Bristle-tail is about as appro-
pirate a name as russet duck. for
the little, ruddy duck which has
many nicknames. In Virginia he
is the blatherskite and occasionally
dipper. On Back Bay and Curri-
tuck he is the BOBBY. Then there
are bobber BOBBY coot. black jack,
canard roux and butterbal, although
this last name is shared with the
buffehead.
1t is difficult to decov the ruddy
to sets for other ducks, although
they will come in all too eagerly
to ruddy decoys. They are the
clowns and dummies of duckdom
for flock often may be shot over
several times as they drift in to a
set. They appear to find 1t difficult
to get off the water, but coming
downwind are fast.
The ruSSet back and white breast
should be identification enough, but
there is the large white cheek mark
ing and the blue bill to make identi-
1caticn positive. The hens oyster
white breast extends up to the
cheek and there generally is small
brown patch under the eye.
The winter range of the ruddy
duck extends from Jersey to Florida
across the Gulf States and over
most of Southeastern Mexico.
Quail Hunters Disappointed.
Southern Maryland always has
been quail country. During even
the low ebb reached by the species
early in the 30s all over the State
hunters seldom had little trouble
getting limit bags This season
opening day eunners experienced
some trouble finding birds despite
an excellent breeding season after
large carryover.
Joe BROOKS hro,JCht hack fo,,r
Evening star., 1942-12-13

summer. There is only one change
in the routine. He recently moved
from his Germantown house to
an apartment building where
"everything is on one floor
Connie Arises at 8 am.
Up at 8 am. C"that's really am
because we're on war time" Connie
grinned) Mack bathes and shaves.
At 9 am. he breakfasts on fruit
baked apple or prunes). hot cereal
Oatmeal or cream of wheat and a
cup of coffee. Departing for the
office he carries his lunch. This
consists of soup in container and
a sandwich, usually chicken, dried
beef orsroast beef.
He rests from Is minutes to half
an hour after lunch. Sometimes
he passes this up in the off-season,
but never during the summer. Once
I used to work right up to the time
of the game" he explained. Il found
myself becoming tired about the
fourth or fifth inning. Now feel
refreshed when the game starts. y
Dinner is his big meal" but he
doesn't crowd it any more"
Il always get up when I could
eat more" he explained mo more
fancy dishes, such as lobster. I
stick to the plain foods, things that
I can digest"
After dinner. Mack reads the
newspapers thoroughly" and his
Evening star., 1942-12-13
King Of Rope Shippers, S.,
Defies All Cha|Ieneers
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI. Fla, Dec 12.--H. E. Dun
ton. 55. holds the world record for
rope skipping and he's keeping in
shape to meet any clallengers.
Dunton set the record a few years
ago at Birmingham by jumping over
the rope $3.50 time in one hour,
shattering the old record of 1918
skips held by Pete Shuster of Mar
tinsburg. w. Va.
He keeps in shape by jumping
rope 1000 times each week day.
Then he turns to speed bag-punch-
ing, using seven different movements
for total of 1900 punches. After
this he runs 10 laps on the YMCA
track, equalling 2ls miles, finishes
his workout by exercises, and then
cools OF by swimming several
lengths Of the pool.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Charles Town Results

, FIRST RAcE-Purs. $500; claiming.
S,a SScyear-eolds o,3 and up; about. ~, furlonss 80
Top Transit ,Root) $50 $50
QueStle tAustinD $50
Also ran-oddre., Butt.rman, shilk..
Blue Covert. High Formation
SECOND RAcE-purse. s4oo; claiming:
syssroaS seyssrt tP,. ana upward sbopt s1 i1rlongs
ACQUAINTANCE tGranU $40 ii 90
Apprehend fRemerscheid) 44O
Also ' riaini@kksptime, Ekvsnok. Silver
Beam, Doetor's Nurse. Jewel Song.
DAILY Double paid Sll5J
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming.
4-year-ods and upward: II. miles
Cficiate fMurphyi $40 1850 $40
Ultima Thule iAustin) 80 go
Din Root 2 so
Also sanaFle!d Of Gold, The Berries.
Lady Jaf1a Gay Boo, Danzis,
FOURTH RAcE-purse, s4oo claiming,
war war. Art ,PannelI' sl.so 1870 $50
Helen Novice 'scoccsD 400
mse H0 Darns sts o ReaoTd sTn spsf5as 5sh Bel
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, s4oo, cla imins;
1yeaI7olds NJ Iicna godo1 snd up about tuTonss
Da k Ace Kirk, $50 3oO
SURPRISE Box tAustinI 800
Time, ::5a.
Also rsn-Rough F-r Chance Watch,
Falconla. Lucky Cloud and Scatalone.
SIXTH RACE-PurSe, $500. allowances;
3-Vear-olds; fl2 furlongs.
Hard Telling iScocca> $50 $40 $50
Thespian tBletzacker) 400 $50
Anonymous tBalZarettD $50
Time, 1:27a5
Also ran-Lady Mascara, Clair. whizs.
Chop Sticks and Sorgho.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500 claim
ling; 3-year-olds and up; = miles
Rough Amos tPraint 1910 $40
James Pal iScoccaJ $40
Time. 81
Also ran-Pa thfnder Mitza. Rose Anita,
Jack Horner and Crimson Lancer.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S4Oo: claiming;
3-year-olds snd up: lie miles.
White Hot tHernsndez) 400 $40 300
Grandioso fCornay) $50 $50
Donaboy tBracclale) $40
Time. 2.2oas
Also ran-Chilly Ebbie. Guardsman. Tan
sanyika, Lady Divine and Honey Chile.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Fort Riley Men Taught
Ring Craft by Louis

BY the Associated Fress.
FORT RILEY, Kans.. Dec H.
The new boxing instructor at Fort
Riley is no amateur.
He's Joe Louis.
The world heavyweight champion
(Sergt. Joe Louis Barrow to the
Army has charge Of the forts ring
program. His duties include giving
lessons to both experienced and in
experienced fighters.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Nova Is Nursing Broken Rib
As MaurieI|o Hopes for
Battle With Bivins
Rv The Associated PrsSk.

BY me Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12-Lou Nova
has done his last fighting some
time to come while youthful Tami
Mauriello looked ahead today for
another step up the heavyweight
championship ladder-probably in a
shot a Clevelands S Jimmy Bivins.
Nova. battered to the floor in six
rounds last night by Mauriello. is in
the St, Clair Hospital suffering from
one broken rib another badly
bruised and torn cartilege, the lat
ter a recurrence of the injury that
forced him to cancel his bout with
Gus Lesnevich about year ago A
second X-ray eXaminat ton today
disclosed no kidney injuries as was
first feared.
Meantime, Promoter Mike Jacobs
gave no indication when he would
put on the Mauriello-B Bivins show.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Racing Selections
For Tomorrow

Charles Town Consensus Good.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Hiblaze. Blensign, Navigation.
2-Vendor's Lien. Alselda. Braxton.
3EDarby Dallas, Ginocchio, Divi-
dend
+Overlin, Twotimer. Pat O'See.
5-Marandan, McHenry. Certain
Party.
6-Clingendaal, Petes Bet, Happy
Slave.
7-Tellevane, Bess B.. Time Play,
8Hada Star, Grape Line. Battle
Line.
9-Well alright, Wake, Bob Junior.
Best-Vendor's Lien.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
lichtmon Bears Tackle
BeIvoir Basket Sturs

Lichtman Bears colored pro basket
bali team will be after its second
straight victory of the season this
afternoon when it plays Fort Bel
voir team at 4:30 at Turner's Arena
Petey Rosenberg, formerly a star
player with the Philadelphia Sphas
pro quint, is captain of the visiting
team. Several other former pro
and college players are with Fort
Belvoir. A preliminary game goes
at 3,
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Howard Boxers Battle
For Titles Friday

Finals of the Howard University
boxing tournament are scheduled
for Friday night. Feature bout is
expected to be the heavyweight en-
gagement between Edward Cole and
Leonard Hamilton, both weighing
over 200 pounds.
Other matches have as favorites
Fenton King, 165 pounds; Archer
johnson. $50 pounds; Charles
Smith, l45 pounds; Kenneth Dugill.
l40 pounds, and Sherman Boiling,
100 pounds.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Meyer Davis Tourney
Heads Big Bowling
Program Today
Bethesda Open, Greenwoy
Meet; Sour's Service
Duel Also Curded

The Capitals assorted bowling
program for today and tonight in
cludes the 18th annual Meyer Davis
womens tournament at Lucky
Strike, the inaugural of Bethesda
Bowling Center's mems open. a War
bond tournament at GreenUay Bowl
and two team matches. with Brook
land Recreations clashing with
George Huguely's All-Stars at Be-
thesda and Saur's Service of Brook
land Merchants League engaging
Saurs Service of Mount Rainier
major loop at Mount Rainier.
With many of the city's leading
feminine pinspillers and bevy of
up-and-coming stars expected to
compete Defending Champion Lor-
raine GULL will have no easy row
to hoe when she shoots for her
10th victory in the Meyer Davis 10
game affair starting at 3 this after
noon
Champ Faces Hot Fight.
Probably her keenest rival will be
Lucy Rose of Rosslyn. who boasts
the No 2 spot among nationally
ranked feminine duckpinners. and
then again it might be some rising
star who will make both of them
take back seat
With Manager Roger Peacock
staging his first mems open event
starting at and continuing until
midnight, Bethesda Bowling Center
promises to be packed when Pro-
prietor George Huguely's All-Stars
take on the challenging Brookland-
ers. Pilot Doc Gartrell will send
Joe Freschi. Ray Watson, Elvin
Shank. Nick Rinaldi and Karl
Gochenour against such Bethesda
op-flighters as Hokie Smith. Ell
Geib, Tony Santini Bill King and
Ed Blakeney.
Handicap at Greenway.
Manager Julie Singer will stage
his third benefit handicap tourna-
ment of the last several weeks to aid
patriotic causes with a War bond
tournament at Greenway Bowl Full
handicaps for both men and women
will be based on a scratch of 1928
Losers last week end at Brookland,
Saurs Service of Mount Rainier
aims to get even on its home drives
against the invading Brookland
SauF's combination in three-game
battle starting at 7.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Yellow Mask Advanced
To RussIinq Feature

Yellow Mash. hooded rassler who
in four appearances here has earned
reputation as a pronounced
meanie, has been advanced to the
feature match on next Wednesdays
program at Turner's Arena.
His opponent has yet to be
selected He may be matched against
Johnny Long with whom he drew in
one Of the supporting bouts last
Wednesday. In his four engage
ments here. the Mash was won
twice. been disqualified once and had
one draw.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Elevens Playing Today
For Conference leud

Leadership in the Washington
Gridiron Conference championship
race will be at stake in this after
moons game between Yellow Jack
cts and Capital View at l O'Clock at
Lincoln Park, Oxon Hill, Md.
Another game is listed at o'clock
between the Golden Bears and Ebe-
nezer Winner of the first game
will meet Southwest Willow Trees
next Sunday for the conference
title
Evening star., 1942-12-13
'OId Crippled joe
Finally Is Shot
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASsoclAted Press.
HAGERSTOWN. Md. Dec. IL.
Thurman Younker of Indian
Spring. Nd, yesterday bagged a
huge 238-pound buck which has
been the particular target Of
hunters In the area for years.
The buck was known to hunt
ers as "Old Cripple Toe joe"
name he was tagged with be-
cause Of the peculiar track caused
by twisted toes on one foot.
The animal had 10 points on
his antlers, with several broken
OF.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
PIoy at Turner'S Arena

The American Negro Theater OF
New York City will present COM
edy by Abram Hill. "On Striver's S
Row" at Turner's Arena. Fourteenth
and w streets NV. at $50 p. m.
December q.
Evening star., 1942-12-13

SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: CLAIMING
3-year-odS and upward 6iz furlongs.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
Charles Town Entries
For Tomorrow
~ the Associated Press.

by lne ASSOCIATED Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. s4OO. claiming
3-year-olds and upward; about Ala fur
Evening star., 1942-11-22
HELP MEN.
SHORT ORDER COOK.
knowledge of cooking; starting salary,
S25 wk.; chance for advancement; night
snlIt, 5-2 an. Apply at once, Lindo
Cafe O&l 18th Sf n M
,HELPSMEh.
FINGERPRTNTFR

TO take nngerprints of applicants for
employment and assist with Investigation
fer experienced man, perhaps retired po-
iiSe ofncer or former F, B. 1. agent. Ap-
pncant must have an absolutely clear rec
ora ana be willing to make himself gem
erally useful. Write giving age. education,
experience, marital and draft status,
Wnetner At present employed and salary de-
Evening star., 1942-11-22
TOP-NOTCH statesmen

We need good statesmen to replace those
now with Uncle Sam. You will like our
will have the opportunity Of making more
money than ever before. We furnish pros
poets in concentrated areas, but you should
have car. II you feel you qualify as
top-notch salesman, drop in for personal
chat. Mr.. Sparks or Mr. Robson, 32O1
Bladensburg rd., at District line
Evening star., 1942-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TURKEYS-RESERVE YOURS FOR
THANKSGIVING; delicious, pure, wild turkeys:
average live weight. hens 8 pounds, toms
12 pounds. P. o WOOD, Route 1 Cedar
villel, Brandywine, Md.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the National Capital Insurance
Company of the District of Columbia, for
the election of trustees and the transac-
tion of any other business that may be
brought to the attention of the meeting
will be held at the Office of the company.
Pennsylvania Avenue and Fourth Street
Southeast. Washington. D. c.. Wednesday,
January 18th 1943, between the hours of
12 o'clock noon and > o'clock pm.
rnyEApn EhpIv Secretary
Evening star., 1942-11-22
YOUNG MAN

High school graduate, to assist In ensi-
edge OF drafting and Of tipping and be
willing to make himself useful. Excellent
opportunity to learn trade and advance
creases: 6-day 44-hour week Write Civ
ing age. education, experience marital and
draft status. whether at present employed
1O0-E. Star.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
HELP MEN.

Statesmen, FULL OR PART TIME. IN
MEMS FURNISHINGS STORE. SPLEEN
DID OPPORTUNITY. PERMANENT
MUTUAL STORES, CORNER 9th AND Z
Evening star., 1942-11-22

Cd PARTS DEPT. CLERKS
Two years parts dept. experience neces-
sary. Salary $40 per week Apply to Mr.
O'Rourke at the Trew Motor Co., Pill 14th
ST. NV between 8 am. and $40 pm.
or phone DE. 1910 for appointment after
hours.
OPENINGS FOR COLORED MEN.
Co1ored men wanted for bussing and
washing dishes. Top wages and pleasant
working conditions. Nothing taken out oi
salary for meals and uniforms Interviews
at 1.34 Conn. ave. NV, ask for Mr. BemiS
Evening star., 1942-11-22
APPLESI CIDER!

Buy yolr apples and clarified sweet cider
at the largest orchard in nearby Virginia.
Route. go west on NJ st. NV. to the end.
follow Canal rd. to Chain Bridge, cross
Chain Bridge. turn right follow Route 1913
through Vienna to Chilcotts Orchard.
Tel Vienna 10S-J-3
Evening star., 1942-11-22

When cancellinE an advertisement
retain cancellation number which Is
invariably given at The time order
to discontinue advertisement Is
received. This number is necessary
In case Of claim for adjustment.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS.
APPLES, SWEET CIDER.
Out Georgia ave. 5 miles to Glenmont.
right on Rt 1872 miles.
w. w. MOORE Sandy Spring. Md.
Achtop o1eI
Evening star., 1942-11-22
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT or bookkeeper wanted to
open and keep small set books in spare
time. Telephone Executive 1925.
ASBESTOS SIDING and roofers-If YOU
have your own equipment we have a good
deal. Maryland Roofing Co., WA. 1116.
ASSISTANT CHEF, colored permanent
GOOD working conditions; 500 month and
meals Apply chef. Bowie. Fairfax Hotel.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

BOY, white. to learn the printing trade.
Doyle Printing Service. 1919 Eye st. NV.
BOY with bicycle to work after school and
or Saturday delivering dry-cleaning orders.
Georgia bR43
Evening star., 1942-11-22

BUTLER CHAUFFEUR for small family:
excellent wages to right party; health card
and refs. required Apply 532-B. the
Westchester Phone EN-. 1010.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

ASSISTANT JANITOR, good wages. 1722
10th st. NV. Sedgewick Apis. See
Evening star., 1942-11-22

AUTO MECHANICS and service salesman
for established Odsmobile dealers. Top
pay. excellent working condition. Mr..
BurEs. Woodley 216l or apply Paul Bros,
6oo0 Wisconsin ave
Evening star., 1942-11-22

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS-Here is an
opportunity for experienced men who are
EMERGENCY. Pleasant working condi-
tons. Heated garage. Our men making
$50 to $50 per week. Write or see Mr..
sve., MA. 1850
Evening star., 1942-11-22

DISTRIBUTOR for nationally known
brands cigars. cigarettes. tobaccos. pipes
and sundries desires salesman for wash.
territory; state qualifications. Box 492-B,
Star.
PART-TIME WORK, afternoon or evenings,
neighborhood variety store; state hours
available. age (not necessarily young),
minimum salary acceptable. Box 251-E,
Star
Evening star., 1942-11-22

| OIL PLANT REPAIRMEN Good opportu-
| nifty to become plant foreman: considered
| essential war work by War Manpower Com
mission: excellent future during and after
war; state experience in arc and acetylene
welding. pipe hitting, repairing motors.
Rosslyn. Va =
Evening star., 1942-11-22

OLD and well-established life insurance
company doing ordinary and industrial
business has opening for man of good
character. Guaranteed salary and COM
mission. Previous experience not neces-
sars. Automobile not essential. Sunday
WI 0S2u. Monday RE 6lGl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

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Pattern 9445 - Bows are In
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sizes IL, IA. Is. IS and 20. Size
IS requires 3i4 yards 39-inch
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Pattern Satisfactorily pock-
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you can wear outdoors, too. De-
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"a. SO, IS and 40. Size 10 re-
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Pattern 3441-A treat for your
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these doilies in three sizes TO