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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
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ket. where YOU will be presented
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1896 BUICK Sedan. Good condition
six-wheeled. excellent tires and
motor. 52i5 So Thompson after
5 .. m. or Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05

SOBER TRAILER MART
7E54 South Tacoma Wsy
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suns isssseis, rssss: siS ~ Tor ssr
nuy error which NAY appear IN
ndFeFfiEk1u<Hfs published In ffs
columns. In those Instances where
the paper 4 zf fnuff. 4 viii -e-
print that pet e The adEertise.
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NAN WITH CAR

wanted immediately for eirculs-
ton department. Good salary
and auto allowance. Steady
work. Prefer man with selling
experience and draft exempt.
See Circulation Manager. Ia
coma times. mornings.
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FOR SAIE-Soo white ieghorn year
old laying hens; viii sell IN small
lots sos n. 9Th.
SEPTEMBER r Reds ehix, ais
per 100 HARRIS HATCHERY
Beaverton. Oregon
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1910 BUICK Deluxe Special Coupe.
Tires for duration. heater. Main
1877. SIS North 5th st.
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COLLEGE DIsTRIcT-i7l2 No. An
derson. A very livable Groom house
on lots, at end Of the road over
looking wooded gulch: bedrooms.
hot water. oil heat. To be sold COM
pletely furnished. as is. with i'm
mediate possession for $3.50.
Agent, Main 1921
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Fhon. want Ads t. Main slsl
Automobiles for Sale
ATTENTION.

1910 stuoebsksr Champion SPAS
Caupe Excellent condition.
1910 s1ude oaksr Commander s=Door
1895 FoTa Taeor sedan. Eaoensnt
finish and condition.
1871 o.dzmobils Hydranatic "a Sc
danette. Radio. heater. seat COW
eza
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CHEAP TRANSPORTATION = 10

1898 CHEVROLET Sedan. Good body
and tires. motor needs work; terms.
6422 Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-05
Phone Want Ads to Main sl5l
Wood, Coal, Fuel Oil

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
GOOD clean stoker coal. sT.T5. Scrap
wood and nubbins. bring your car
or trailer and help self, soc or OIL
worth.
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LOANS-$25 TO $500

@N<S NJ ~ YZO ~ WV
ON FURNITURE. autos. or any
thing Of value. Speedy friendly
service.
Overland Investment Co.
1130 Commerce ST. BR 1881
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Poultry and Supplies

PUPPIES. kittens. guinea pigs. canar-
les & supplies. Pet supply. Ma lac I
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1895 OLDS -s2l5 or best cash offer
Light car accepted IN trade. 1918
South Cushman.
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u " w = , OLL
Ma oo27 72l Ia. ilth MA $3.50
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-12-04

Guy T Helvering points out In q communication to Internal Revenue Collectors.
 The rate is 3 per cent of tbs amount paid except that in the case Of coal the tax is cents per short ton.
 Excise taxes on passenger trans portation are increased by the new law. and these went into effect November l. The tax on fares and berths was increased from Der cent 10 10 per cent.
 On November l the tax rate on telegraph, cable or radio dispatches or messages lexeept international dispatches on messages) was in- creased from 10 per cent to 15 per cent. and the rate on telephone and radio telephone toll charges Of 25 cents or more was advanced from 3 cents for each 50 cents of the charges to a straight 20 per cent rate.
 On November 2 the rate on local telephone service was increased from 6 per cent to 10 per cent. and the rate on leased wire, tele-type- writer and talking circuit special service was increased from 10 per cent to 15 per cent.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-12-04
ALASKA OPA
 OFFICIALS EXPENSIVE

,As8INGTON= Alaska Delegate Anthony J Dimond has been in formed hv the office of Price Adz ministration that il is costing more than Sfo0.000 annually for the sal aries to administer the OPA To the S0.o00 persons In Alaska
 Dimond said that he received th{s information from Rupert Emerson. head of the OPA for Territories and Possessions who sent him a .ist of the salaries.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-12-04
Editor
OFFICERS ELECTED


 The second meeting Of the girls Home Economic club was held Nov ember 24 at the home of Jane Will Hams and the following officers were elected. President, Patty De yenny; Vice President, Martha Hurley; Secretary and Treasurer, Robin Ferguson.
 The name decided upon for the club was the w. H. s. D's" mean ing Wrangell High School Debs. and Marion and Doris Nielsen in- yited the girls to hold the next meeting at their house on Tuesday, December 8.
 The remainder of the evening was spent in brushing and styling one another's hair and refreshments were served which consisted of chocolate, sandwiches and cookies. The meeting came to an end about nine-thirty.
 * * * a
 Lilly: Did you know there isn't going to be any more popcorn for the duration?
 Robin: No Why?
 Lilly: Because all the colonels are in the Army.
 # * * *
 Katherine: What did one duck say to another duck?
 Marion: I don't know.
 Katherine: Social Security.
 Marion (puzzled): I don't get it. Katherine: No, you won't til you're sixty-fiye.
 *& *
 RIVER MUD
 Just for a change we boys de- cided to take over the river and get even with the gals that have been writing it for so long. We'll, here's some of the mud we've been able to gather. We notice Isobel is putting in time acquiring a southern drawlI which will thrill all those little ole M. P's. The chemistry class is still at it. The latest word is Odds pants it seems somebody accidently spill-I 0e' N'tLNA AS tANlh Oll Iu6Iu anu L0e smell--------just a little hydro gen sulfide lrotten eggs to you). It's Baby Dumping" DevennyI now ever since Patty stood in the corner for being a "bad girI'. MT. Eide has ways of dealing with pro- blem children. Here's a real scoop on Maggiel Rose -- she was heard to scream. Don you're hurting mel" at Al oma of the South Seas" And then there was the one al bout the gals chipping in and buy-I ing a telescope for the ''Roust-l about" on. Saturday night. We don't expect you to knowI who that new sweater girl is butt you might ask US: l guess the Mccormack girls areI Just plain unlucky-----after hear ing there was going to be a black
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-12-04
NOTICE

Tonight at the ball game be- tween the Institute and Wrangell High there will be a stand in the gym selling popcorn balls, ice cold punch and homemade candy. Don't forget to bring your dimes and nickles!!!!
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-12-04
WRANGELL HI-LINES|
Jane Williams
Asst Editors-NIae Meeay & Ray Le


l out they all turned out for the show-well shucks, there wasn' any!
 Nothing interesting ever happens to Velma or Parky any more, now that they go steady with the Coast Guard men.
 Brma and M. R. R. still deny they went on ride that Saturday night but all the witnesses say diff ferent.
 Lilly is such a "fraidy cat" she won't walk home alone any more
 Jane has company every Thurs day at the bankers house. Cute little devils.
 hear Rhoda's allowance ran short last week (see Us if you don't get this one).
 Patty isn't going to take First Aid after all---but listen. kid, what'lI you do if someone else falls off a dock?
 GADS--somebody is sure spending money on Yelma, imagine FIVE packages of icorice!
 4 Rats life is shore hard these days. This is all the doit We could dig up on the goils and boys of Wrangell Hi and if you don't see any real doit on de boys it's cause dey is such fiddle angels dey don't do no wrong. It's de goils what keeps everything running! So long til next week.
 "A Few Ratsn
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-12-04
GIRL SCOUT NEWS
By Olga Oglend

By Olga 0glend
 We have our regular meetings on Monday evenings.
 Four new girls joined our troop and we are all very glad to have them. Their names are Mary Hend- rickson, Mayis More, Audrey and Esther Mather.
 We plan to make our own necker- chiefs as soon as our material ar- riYes.
 The meeting this last Monday consisted of the girls working on various tests. As part of one test and for our closing Susan Williams taught us a new song.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-12-04
New Taxes On Transport;
 Radio, Etc.

Taxation of freight and express shipments became effective Decem- Der 1 under provisions of the re- gently enacted 1912 Revenue Act.
 This new federal tax applies to amounts paid for transporting pro- perty by rail. motor vehicle. water or air from one point to another in the United States, Commissioner
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-12-04
FORMER WRANGELL BOY
 NOW IN UNCLE SAM'S NAVY

Vernon Clare Myers, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur NJ Myers, formerly of Wangell and now living in Ore gon. has reported for duty with the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-12-04

Navy al the U. s. Naval Thafnfng Station at Farragut. Idaho accord ing to q communication from tne FarraEut Station
 The Myers family lived here Tor many years and MT Myers was with Eenjamiu's store The young .fayy recruit is a former Wrangen school boy
The Wrangell sentinel., 1942-12-04
PAGE THREF

The Alaska Delegate saa uffhef that each salary is subject 10 2 25 percent cost of living allowance. which would make the total ,ust O. administertin the 0pA.s laws ana regulations in Alaska more than #l25,00 year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Laid Family
Awaiting Addition

ALAN LADD'S present TO his
wits. Sue Carol. for her birthday
was a specially made gold locket
which he handed her when she
visited him on the set OF China. A"
The lockct was in four sections
and when Sue opened IL she fclnd
three Of them contained tiny
photos. They were pictures Of Sue,
nor daughter and OF Alan
u the fourth space Was ques-
ton mark. I, is reserved for tho
photo Of the baby which is Que
carly in the spring.
"And II its twins" grinncd
Alan. "we'll build an addition on
the locket"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Tone Is Real
Handy Man

ADD TO the list Of handy men
around the house: Fanchot Tone.
Since he has been making True
10 Life" the romantic star has in
stalled a complete workshop in the
basement Of his recently-purchased
Beverly Hills home. Fanchot him
self set up lathe, drill press, band
saw, JIG saw and other machines,
insisting on doing all the work
himself in order 10 famiiarizc
himself with the tools from the
ground up
His initial project will be 10
build a set Of patio furniture for
the new home which ne and his
actreSS-wife, Jean Wallace, are
furnishing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Repays Rides
After 70 Years
BACK AROUND 1914, whci

BACK AROUND 1914, when
Chester Conklin was a Keystone
.Kop and Eddie Sutherland, very
>nuch in his teens. was playing
Juveniles in such pictures as The
Village Blacksmith, " with Wal
lace Beery, Tom Kennedy and
Claire Anderson, Conklin owned a
red Buick, his first automobile, in
which he used 10 take Sutherland
10 work. The latter lived al Tenth
and Figueroa streets, Los Angeles,
and the studio was in Glendale.
Today, Sutherland is directing
Dixie" with Bing Crosby and
Dorothy Lamour. and on the way
10 work, as part of Hollywood $
share a ride drive, ie picks up
Chester. who is playing a comedy
role in the picture. After - years
he's repaying those original rides
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Sherman Signs
Seven Beauties

SEVEN OF Hollywood'S love
lest shoWgirlS were signed today
by Harry Sherman for his cur
rently shooting top-budget frontier
saga. Meet John Bonniwell
Included in the group OF Gay
NineticS" girls who will be headed
10y Berry, Wallace. Earl Carroll
star. are Eleanor Counts, OLIVIA
Steele, Lorraine Clark. Barbara
Clark. Beatrice Gray, Sylvia Nc
Kay and June Earle
The group of beauties reported
20 Eddie Prnz. dance director. this
morning 10 start rchearsalS of the
Can-Gan They viii also sing
When Johnny Comes Marching
Home Again
Meanwhile. George Archainbaud
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Al Bernie, Mimic, Heads
NeW Revue at BOWery

pounding for more Of their diff
cult acrobatic-tap routines that
they perform with clock-like pre-
ciSion.
Exotic Leo Fox, who looks
amazingly like movies star Lamour,
the ballet-toe and dra-
matte radum dances with which
she scored such success last
week.
Harvey Stone goes into his
twcnty-third week as the sharp
witted master of ceremonies,
continuing with his seemingly
ineXhauStible stock of rollicking
stories and pointed songs.
Johnny King takes all requests
for current song favoriteS and
stops the show with his medley of
war songs with the whole club
Joining in and Pat Walsh'S rs
Victory Dancers round out tho
show I'm their brilliantly costumed
production numbers.
Benny RcSh does the music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

first successful balloon aScensions
in history had been made in
France. Benjamin Franklin wrote
a letter 10 a friend commenting
on the possible future Of aviation.
which as yet had not even been
properly born.
give thousand balloons. capa-
bile Of raising two men each"
Franklin wrote. "cOuld not cost
more than Ave ships OF the line
and where il the prince who
could afford M 10 cover his
country with troops for its
defense as that 10000 men de-
scending from the clouds might
not In many places do an in
finite deal Of mischief before a
force could he brought together
10 repel them"
"Thus, Franklin. nearly 80
years before Mitchell" De Mile
points out, predicted both air
invasion and the parachute
without fOreseeing the airplane"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Sepia Bands
To Open
At Paradise

STARTING FRIDAY the Para
disc Theatcr Will present two
nationally known bands, Louis
Jordan and Eddie Durham with
his all-star girl orchestra. Swing
ing singing and Glowing. Louis
Jordan suddenly caught the fancy
OF the public and Skyrockcted 10
fame and contributes much OF his
sudden success 10 such recordings
as Gonna Move 10 the Outskirts
OF Town % Knock Me a Kiss" and
I'm Gonna Leave You on the
Outskirts Of Town BY virtue Of
these recordings. Jordan has be-
come top Sepia recording artist
and has been dubbed King Of the
WaxWorkS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
ALL GIRLS

Eddie Durham brings his new
all-Star girl orchestra 10 complete
the stage program Their roper
tore ranges from sweet swing 10
booCie WOOgic
For years Eddie Durham has
been the musical man behind
many famous orchcStraS. including
Glenn Miller Jan Savitt. Ina Ray
Hutton. Count Basic Jimmie
Luuccford and the late Benny
Notcn During that time he turned
out several mt tunes among them
"Whar % In the Mood and ia
nous Tuxedo Junction
on screen Will be an Negro
comedy feature Mr.. Washington
Goes 20 Town starring Nantan
Morcland favoritc screen comic.
and r T. Miller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Franklin
Predicted
Air Invasion

THE LATE General Billy
MitchelrS vision Of armies invad-
ing enemy territory from tho air
a prediction that was laughed
at by skeptics in Washington so
short a time as 20 years ago-was
forcSecn by another great Ameri-
can so long ago as 1874, c. b,
De Mile discovers.
The producer rCScarchlng into
history again for his Story Of
Doctor WaSScll comes up with
the revelation that inst after The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
BIackout-Side
Light Inside

Hollywoods first "hlackout-
proof set makes ms bow in A
Night 10 Remember now COM
edy teamlng Loretta Young and
Brian Aherne
Actually the set. street scene.
is no different from a dozen other
New York street scenes on studio
lots. except for It's location. This
one used 10 be outside. now stands
inside one Of Columbia largest
stages. The studio moved II there
to nave use of the huge scenic
structure at all times and under
all conditions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

AL BERNIE, the man who has
kept DetroiterS laughing with his
sharp limitations Of everybody and
everything. comes back 10 town
this week 10 head the big new
Bowcry show.
Sharing the headline honors
with Bernie is tenor Paddy Cliff,
whose mellow songs have made
him such a favorlte that his last
engagement here ran for five sue
CeSSive weeks.
The big supporting show is led
by Earl and Josephine Leach, the
Dancing Redheads." whose light
and sophisticated numbers have
taken them all over this country
and Europe with command per
fo~fnanCcS for royalty in London
and on the Riviera
TWO LONELIES
The Hollywood Goods. two hru-
not lOyclicS. keep the folks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

is directing principals Richard Dix.
Jane Wyatt and Albert Decker IN
another sequence until rehcarsali
are completed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

VICT0RY-s22s Grand River TY. $500
.Nioni Open $50. Free 70 Ladies'.
Fiesta Luncheonware "MOONTIDE," with
Ida Lupino Plus 'BAsHFII BACHELORS
with Lum and Abner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

,n' open 5:45 Last SHOW IS.
WAKE ISLAND b. DonleVy r. Preston
Y. $. Marines, 1870. II "SULLIVAN'S
TRANELs.' J. McCrea. V. Lake s. As.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

TIMF-IS22l East Jefferson. at DrexeI
."iA Open Sis. Free Dishes 70 Ladies'.
Late News. Betty Cradle, Victor Mature in
SONG OF THE ISLANDS" VIM. Gargan
ELLERY QUEEN" Here Comes Cavalry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
TWO LoVELIES

The Hollywood Goods two bru-
not loyelicS. keep the folks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

VAN nVKE-vsn Dyke mr.. Harper PI.. 1920
IN" bihb open Noon. Hot oven
Dinnerware Free 20 Ladies Mat and Eve
Don Ameche, Al JoSon in "SWANEE
RIVER" In Technicolor Johnny Downs.
June Lang In "REDHE All
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

VIRCIkIA-Hamllion at Virginia Park
'"ui'h lic-22c. CIaudette Colbert.
Clark Gable In LIT HAPPENED ONE
NIGHT" Billy Lee in WAR DOGS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

IIpT0WN-Mack-Chalm TT. 2-Osss r
VI Io"N Open 6:l5 Park Free. LITTLE
TOXIC, U.S.A.", with Brenda Joyce. Plus
YOUTH On PARADE" with Tom Brown
Color Cartoon. News and Victory short
WAR BONDS ISSUED WHILE Vol WAIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
EGTIC-Woodvard at WINS

MAJESTIC %bs. Z "a at r1 WIN. j. n. ~
"ALoNG THE >UNDONN TRAIL"
"NIkLLI or MISSING MN" AIsiar
MARTHA WASHINGN-io5ails. j. Ca. c9%paa =
LIRE ~ TIM ISLANDS," Mar Hart
MAXINE-Mack at Baldwin PL. iats =
Hihhli'L Open %. Frosted water So
20 LADIES' Norma Shesrer Rob, Tst'
"HFR Cardboard LOVER" Jirv Fall
keno1re. "LI'kh IEG>," Leslie BanAs
notwithstanding rark -. =
I'M SPIRIT o. STANFORD. F-arsit
Abort March OF Time. The Home Front.
NFI lakewood Blvd. at Allen At $3.50
VII Doors Olen a. 8 100 j. ~
"TALTS or NANHATTAN." s so. 1910
II MARRIED N ANGEG.' a. a.au
WEI-oakwood Blvd. at Allen At $3.50 =
VIII Chas Bower, Rfa H8yw0rtr Gu-er
TALES on MANHATTAN" y Eady
Macdonald. 4 MARRIED An ANGEL
MERCIIRY--->chaef,er-e-M,ll ~. a-sloo
Two smash Hits WAKE ISLAND" with
Brian Der-eNE ard Robert Preston, Plus
"SULIIvAN'S TRAVELS"
WLhIURi WAKE ISIAND.' IS IN.
q e.. "SIIIINAN'S TRAVELS s..
II 10. GIFT BOOKS NOW or SALE
MICHIClN-Barley. Grand River Ave. =
WHITMAN Bette Davis Meets Her Match
IN Romantic Paul Henreid IN NOW,
NOYAGER" "DR. BROADWAY" with
Macdonald Carey. Jean Phillips
NInT0WN-Third NJ Canhsld
HllDlUWN Joan B'1ndcIt charles Pug
giles Laugh Riot MODEL WIZ pms
James CaEney and Ann sheridan ir
CITY FOR CONQI E~t u.rr .vsrs
MInWlV--Schasfer nj Mich. OR 50s0 =
HliDWnl Ma Daily omen ID Oh 5 N
V McTagien. CAL OFT I'M NNRINE~ o
TWIN REDS" Geo. Brent. JOAN Benre.,
M0T0p CJTV-Nan DYKE ~ 1-Nis "a.
WUlUh vi Fred Astaire Ginger
Rogers In TOR HAT." pas Cryc BrJok
and Judi Campbell Ia CONVOY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

WlDIS0N-Woodw'd Circus Tx. CH. 42Sis
fnplOON Doors open az 30 t1 A NJ
"BAMBl." Walt Disney FuU-Leu1tn
Feature IN Technicolor. James Ellison,
Jane WYATT IN ARMY ~ RGIoN."
MAIN.R0YAL 0AK-LI. 2 oti Para Tree
Dpnevy Robt. Preston. WAKE ISLAND
st LLINsN'~ TRAVELS" with veronica
Lake joel McCrea Latest War News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

onD Open 80. LADIES'
Colonial Edgewood Dinnerware. Frankie
Albert. Ernie Nevers In spirit OF
STAMFORD" Plus Careful, SOFT
SHOULDER" Vir. Bruce. March Of Time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
PINCH 3 IDY-Kereheval-Frher Rd. 4
Tom Brown and Ruth Terry IN
"NDITU On PARADE"

R AM0NA-Gratiot and SMILE PARK Free y
1'iVih Mat. IS Bargain Prices Till
& p VI. George Murphy. Anne Shirley in
MAYOR OF 4tTH STREET" "NURDER
N Thu Rig not So with Fave Emerson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED. Dedicated TO Lovers
II Good FOOD. Private Parties Our Specially. Phone
Reofofd ss49. GRAND RIVER AT sEVEh.MilE ROAD.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
o. P. A. Names Wayne
To Transportation Unit
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Dewey c. Wayne, washington
transportation executive. has been
named assistant director of the
division of transportation, it was
announced yesterday.
Mr.. Wayne was formerly traffic
manager OF the American Short
Line Railroad Association and re-
ceiver Of the Louisiana Southern
Railway Co. For the past six years
he has been a member of the eXecu-
tive staff of the Middle Atlantic
States Motor Carrier Conference,
Inc.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
HELP MEN.

GAS STATION ATTENDANT,
for night shift, must have at
least 5 years experience;
salary, $35 week. Apply in
person. Benning ESQ Sta
ton. MINI. ave, and Benning
rd. ne.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

LADY, young. stenographer, eenl once
work. qualified and exp, child's nurse or
companion to elderly lady. Prefer institu-
ton. hosp Box 369-L, Star. u.
PRACTICAL NURSE. refined. settled woman
with training, wants permanent case Of
elderly person. best refs Call at 1925
You 81. sc. or write Box 41s-L. Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER desires non-agency
managed apartment house. capable of
keeping books. Box 1SiL. Star
STENOGRAPHER. rs. university educa-
ton, whole oT part time. Woodley 5SgG .
WOMAN. intelligent, experienced and cap
able, desires position as resident apart
ment house manager: thoroughly capable
OF handling help excellent references.
Box 303-L, Star
WOMAN, white, reliable. wants work any
kind; experienced in laundry; can sew Box
427-L, Star. los
WOMAN. white experienced in alterations
OF suits and coats. very fine workman
desires Job. Write Price. 201 St sw To-
Evening star., 1942-03-10
EMBALMER
JANITOR.

To work at funeral home: good salary and
room: must be neat, have good habits and
have D. c. drivers license. Apply for
interview, 1900 st NV