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signer; to make repairs. 1912 Tenth
street NV, to cost $1,000.
Lawrence E Gichner. Alb Sixth
street NV. owner and builder; Dom
aid Langhorne, Bethesda, Md. de-
signer: to erect one 2-story brick
addition. for garage and stoveroom
418-420 Sixth street NV, to cost
81. 500.
Wakefield Dairy, Inc. One half
and l. streets SW., owner; Me
rando Co, Alb Florida avenue NE.
builder: Robert v. Vruer, designer:
to make repairs, One half and l.
streets Sc. to cost $1,000.
Stcll Tomlinson. 1910 Columbia
road. owner; Beecher Gordon, 1916
Kenyon street NV. builder; to
make repairs, 1910 Columbia road,
to cost S400.
E. T. F. Snyder Corp, owner, 1915
G street NV, builder; Elmer Cop
pelman, designer; to make repairs,
1915 @ street NV, to cost $3.50
Edward r. Whitman, l435 Kennedy
street NV, owner: Gates Contract
ing Co, 7240 Wisconsin avenue,
Bethesda, Nd, builder; to make re-
pairs, 1435 Kennedy street NV, to
cost 1886.
Lotus Restaurant Corp, 1898 o
street NV. owner; Vincent Collie
chic, 1920 Schley avenue, builder;
r. e. Kuhu, designer; to make re-
pairs, 727 Fourteenth street NV,
to cost $500
James B. Gray, 4409 Douglas street
NE. owner; to make repairs, 4409
Douglas street NE, to cost $500.
M. Schlein, 915 New York avenue
NV, owner and builder; j. Marcus
Hallett. designer: to make repairs,
1908 Fairmont street NV, to cost
$3.50.
Estate Of D. J. Callahan, owner:
J. Marcus Hallett, designer to make
repairs, 1l46 Nineteenth street NV,
to cost $500.
Sophia Wicks. BIT Sixtieth street
NE, owner; Beth S. Hill. 1882 Bit
more street NV: to make repairs,
BIT Sixtieth street NE, to cost $500.
Mildred Jackson. owner; c. A.
Brooks, 1888 Fourteenth street NV,
builder; to make repairs. lo2 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV, to cost $3.50.
L. Worrick McSee, co 1924 F
street NV, owner; National Engi-
neering Co, Tower Building. build
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er: J. Marcus Hallett. designer: to
make repairs, 2224 F street NV.
to cost $500.
Mrs. Roxana Doran, 1926 N street
NV. owner, Richard N. SeirS. Oak
Knoll, Nd, builder: to make re-
pairs, 1249 Thirty-flrst street NV,
to cost S400.
Cole Davis, 1893 Forty second
street NE, owner; Atlantic Home
improvement Co, 3408 Rhode Island
avenue. builder; to make repairs.
1888 Forty-second street NE, to
cost 500.
Nellie M Overton, 1885 Perry
street NE, owner; l.. w. Giles, 4428
Hunt place NE, architect; TO erect
one 2-story frame addition to dwell
ing. 1895 Perry street NE, to cost
$500.
Jessica r. Theis, 2s03 @ street
NV, owner; Richard l.. Seirs. Oak
Knoll, Md, builder; to make repairs.
1867 Thirty second street NV, to
cost $500.
Evening star., 1943-01-23

high volume of construction in the
postwar. 1t will undertake to an
alyZe Government relations to con-
struction in the past, and recon-
mend what these relationships
should best be in the future.
TT will endeavor to evaluate tech
nological developments incident to
the war and with the help of the
technical professions to estimate
their effect upon future design and
construction techniques."
Studies Being Made.
Various studies are being made by
working committees, of which five
so far have been organized-techni-
cal, marketing, industry and con-
sumers' relations, finance, and Gov
ernment relations to construction
The Technical Committee has
broad program to assist development
of improved building products and
methods. encourage research. COOP
crate In the improvement of stand
ards and codes for construction
help in the development of more
efficient planning, all for the pur-
pose of improving the operations
of the construction industry, in
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Sermon Will Stress
Theological Truininq

Throughout the Episcopal Church
tomorrow will be observed as Sem
mary Day. At the Church of St.
Stephen and the Incarnation the
Rev. Paul D. Wilbur will preach on
the importance of theological educa-
ton in training men for the ministry
The parish will act as host to 100
men from the Radio Engineering
Institute at service mems party
for Government workers, soldiers,
sailors and air men FRIDAY night
Evening star., 1943-01-23

proper relation to each other make
a picture. Acquiring this knack is
part study, bit of ability, and
large portion of imagina tive good
taste.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Home Clinic
Continued From Page BID

mind of what you want. Set I'D q
scheme for your house which will in
ciude a color scheme, furniture that
you may need, new upholstery or
slip covers and all the little things.
Ihen set up an alternate plan. Take
these with you when you go shop
ping for ideas and see how far YOU
can go in your plan. You will
promptly find out how good a quick
change artist you are when you find
you can't get rug to go with your
color scheme-or that the drapery
and slip cover fabric you have Sc
lected needs different wall color.
Keep your mind timber and re-
ceptive to new ideas. Also-believe
IN your plan enough to try to COM
plete 1t but do not become so hide
bound that you cannot be convinced
ON different plan. Many times it
is the makeshift that turns out to
be the piece de resistance" of the
whole house.
Worth All Effort.
Now it is exceedingly difficult to
get the things you want, or even
half OF them. Many a plan has to
be modified and reworked many
times before you find the best solu-
ton. Even If it is almost impossible
to perfect a new arrangement the
workout in training your own taste
and learning to make wise selections
Is worth all you put into it.
Exercise your ingenuity each day
IN your house by keeping it alive.
new and interesting. This does not
need to go to the extent of moving
the piano or changing the bedroom
each week SO that no one can find
their way around the house. It may
be that you merely interpret the
season OF the year by a furniture
change.
With the sun far south this time
OF year a south room would be i'm
proved and changed by making an
inviting furniture arrangement in
the sunny window. Two deep chairs
with the coffee table between them
VIII make delightful place to sit
on sunny day. A pot of blossoming
narcissuses on the low table and the
sun accenting the color in the up-
holstery will express the good taste
Of the hostess.
Small details like this are the
composite elements which make an
attractive home. Each chair. pic
ture and table, il placed in the
Evening star., 1943-01-23
The Week in Religion
Berlin Bishop Attacks Nozis
In Pastoral Letter
sy Religious News Service.

The Christmas pastoral letter issued Conrad
Cathoc Bishop adds
against the
letter last March
Congress this week by Senator of
The Berlin Bishop persecution of the
Evening star., 1943-01-23

has been taken over by the japanese
authorities.
The leading idea of the japanese
in the sphere of ecclesiastical order
appears to be that of unification,
The union of all Protestant bodies
in single church, which has been
carried into effect in Japan, is being
enforced in other areas under Japa-
nese administration. Pressure to
bring about this unif1cation is being
exerted on the churches in Korea.
Manchuria, Occupied China. For
mosa and the Netherlands East
Indies.
The United Nations Information
Office in New York revealed this
week that % per cent of Christian
medical work in China was inter
rupted" and an estimated 81 500 900
OF damage caused to plants and
equipment by the japanese. Many
mission buildings, churches and hos
pitfalls were also damaged or de-
stroyed in China, Manila and other
war areas. While this destruction is
believed to have resulted from in
discriminate bombing. rather than
from deliberate intent to wipe out
our missions, it has taken a great
toll OF missionary property.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Film Stors to Appear
At Stuqe Door Cunteen

Janet Blair and Anita Louise,
Hollywood stars. will make an ap-
pearance at the Stage Door Canteen
during their stay in Washington on
January 20 to 81 for the celebration
Of the Presidents birthday ami
versary. They also will appear at
an afternoon USO dance at the
Hotel Willard. Sunday, January 81.
Actors in the command perform
snce' OF The Eve of st. Mark at
the National Theater tomorrow
night, will observe the ban on pleas
ure driving by walking to the White
House. where Mrs. Roosevelt will re-
ceive at a o'clock tea tomorrow
afternoon
Evening star., 1943-01-23

oiine coupons are subjects which will
be discussed at a meeting OF the
Takoma Park Citizens Association
tonight at 745 o'clock in the Ia
koma Park branch of the Washing
ton Public Library. Burt w. An
drewS, sr., will preside.
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Tukcmu Park Citizens
To Consider Bus Route

A new bus route on Military road
through Rock Greek Park, increase
in salaries of teachers, policemen
and firemen, zoning regulation
changes, fuel oil rationing. civilian
defense matters and use of "A" gas
Evening star., 1943-01-23
PorIey

Continued From Page BIZ
Evening star., 1943-01-23

Of a full postwar economy and con-
tribute the largest possible share
towards full employment and gen.
eral economic and social stability.
The Producers Council, as a
cross sectional organization of man
ufacturers of all kinds of building
materials and equipment, has as
sumed the responsibility in such
postwar preparations for the man
ufacturing interests. 1t Is proceed
ing with specific studies which will
be of benefit to the other interests
in the industry as we'll as to pro-
ducerS.
For instance. the council expects
TO produce, in a few months. fore
cast of the postwar construction
market, and thereafter will make
various proposals for maintaining a
Evening star., 1943-01-23
Sales
Continued From Page B-1

avenues in Alexandria as part OF a
6o-home war housing development.
Total cost of the new group will be
SIS, 500. Rentals will be through
the agency of j. Wesley Buchanan.
Joseph K Seidle applied for per-
mits to build two groups of five
houses each on Alexandria avenue
between Leslie avenue and Thomas
street, at cost of 900, and will
include two-story brick homes.
Evening star., 1943-06-11

FURNITURE-See Atlas before buying vou-
new furniture All brand-new fur1lture
500 at dcep-cut prices. Full line of bed
olng. Hollywood beds tsInGle or double,
~ complete; single bed single snrlng
and mattreSs. SIS complete d,netre
SsnaIrS =? 93, LARGE selection of bedroom,
oine'te. dining room and living room suites
Al types OF occasional furniture Easy
Evening star., 1943-06-11

COLLECTORS PART TINE
For day or evenings collecting monthly ac-
open in D. c.: excellent commissions.
Transportation allowance; car helpful but
not essential, no experience necessary, we
train you in reply, give address. phone
number, age, section of city preferred and
number Of hours you will devote; all re-
plies confidential. our employees know of
this ad Mrlle Boy 44N-H SIar
Evening star., 1943-06-11
HELP DOMESTIC.

HELP DOMESTIC.
cEAMBERMAID, sl4 weekly, 3 afternoons
on: no cooking, no children; live in or
out. DU. 3Is3.
With private family for the summer.
References. 2013 o st. NV
COOK. good, for summer in Annapolis,
Nd; children: 9 and l2: good wages.
Call MI. 2sSS after 8 pm.
eG3K edSs AND nssr AND 9aEt Gt tine Td Mpene
cleaning,. laundry: must be good cook; 3
pm, until after dinner: 2 evenings of, no
SUNDAYS: S14 NO. 40O3.
vases depend upon experenee s a and d win, VII
lngness, Write to los oxford St, Chevy
COOK AND G.HW.. references; 2 adults.
SaEeDm saisTy eRs' a. 555s. g day. : days on good
COOK and e.h.w., help with children, no
laundry, no ironing; 10 am. through din
ner: all day Thurs. OF: Sl4 and carfare.
Oliver 5333:
COOK. colored, Rh.w. in small family APP
ply henderson, 11OS 9 st. Tor information.
GooK and general hoSSework vs. for couple
Can alebe s 4s45 after as6 paS pm ana h0u'S
time: excellent wares. csil AD. 3s1S
between $50 and 7:3O pm.
eaa S9s d ase tssafn oR and
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER in small
family of adults. no laundry: sood salary
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER, no cooking;
; days, to pm: Sl1 per week. EN-.
GENERAL ,H6UsEwoRKER. reliable, for
steady e. ,nont Tort' .Sl11 Sl1 week. Call before II
Evening star., 1943-06-11
DISHWASHER,
BOOKKEEPER
AND
STENOGRAPHER-CLERK.

STENOGRAPHER-CLERK.
Write letter of application or call at
once, Southern Md. Electric Coop, Inc,
La Plata. Nd.
SILK FINISHER AND WOOL
FINISHER, good hours and
salary. Apply Mr.. Douglas,
1857 Columbia I'd. Peerless
Cleaners.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
GUEST HOUSE BARGAINS

Dupont Circle,
10th st. rooms. & baths. 2 private:
splendid furniture. House redecorated In
come, $500 monthly.
Prominent Downtown Corner.
Ia rooms ) baths Always filled. Ap-
proximately $500 monthly income.
Near Navy Yard.
Real money-maker. Over $500 monthly
income. Low rent Long lease.
Rhode Island Ave. NV,
Near 18th st-Excellent location; $3.50
monthly income.
All attractively priced with good terms.
HARRINGTON MANAGEMENT Co. 1o1s Vermont
ave. NV. EX. 5000. Evenings SH. s436.
Evening star., 1943-06-11

FANS-6-inch electric fans at S7.q5. These
mounted them on wooden base These
are the only fans remaining in stock and
ere moving rapidly. Silent Sales system,
t.5.1 D 81 ~ .-',-'
Evening star., 1943-06-11
HELP MEN AND WOMEN,

CAMP LEADER: experienced man or
Washington. Apply Michigan 1888
eSSoIs,o CooKs a2). colored, $25 week; must be
pital. l14O North Capitol St
COUPLE, white. butler -houseman. white
cook or chambermaid for country home,
near neM washington; June until october 8.
COUPLE; white, for care Of apt. house:
do small repairs; $40 mo. and quarters;
more II satisfactory; do not reply, if you
This IS a good Job for the right people
HOUSEMAN AND MAIDS, colored, night
and day work, over 80 yrs. OF age. Apply
housekeeper, Hamilton Hotel, 14th and K
sts. NV.
ITALIAN SPEAKING ladies or gentlemen,
with good instr Otion. for part-time teach
ing well paid. Apply BERL1Tz, s39 18th
JANIToR AND WIFE, both to work in
apt BLDG. pleasant living quarters. excel
refs, start July Is. RE. $3.50.
PORTUGUESE SPEAKING ladies or gentle
men; with good instruction, for part-time
seaehins sa" nih well paid. Apply BERL1Tz.
cellent opportu mites for advancement
permanent work. Homer Optical Co,
1906 H st. NV.
THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA is seeking
ployment IN the operation Of the Munich
pal Swimming Pool: Supervisor, 9 quail
hed 5eds lfe guards: :, lecker-room attendants;
en-. ages IS to so, who may qualify for
these positions; For further informa ton
contact the Alexandria City Health De-
partment City Hail. Cameron St, from 9
to 10 m
Evening star., 1943-06-11
HELP WOMEN.

NURSERY ATTENDANTS,
18 to IS (white), 8-hour duty;
salary, $65 per month; 6-day
week; board and room, uniforms
laundered. Children's Country
Home, 18th st. and Bunker Hill
rd. ne. Take F-2 bus on 9th st.
Apply in person.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

HOWARD STUDENT, part-time nightwork,
preferably As; typing, shorthand ex-
perienced. CO. 1908 ~.
NURSE. practical, trained, colored, desires
case: TR. 1890.
SECRETLY, RECEPTIONIST EXECUTIVE.
20 years old. desires interesting position
with future with business concern: excel
lent M references furnished minimum salary
@2.Oo0 Telephone Overlook 634l IL
SIENCGRAPHER, experienced desires
work 1our days week or temporary work
Call co. 9151. Room 4O2
IYP1ST, experienced, rapid accurate de-
slres envelope addressing. manuscript or
other typing to do at home. MI 0a3s =
WOMAN. refined, m.ddle-aged, desires
nome Tor self and Govt-empl daughter in
exch.. for hskpg. services, small salary
Capable OF complete management Ref
Box lax. Star. 49,
STENOGRAPHER, experienced.
available for confidential secre-
tarial position on or before July
1st. Box 80-K, Star. IT,
Evening star., 1943-06-11
MARRIED COUPLE OR
COOK-MAID OR

GENERAI COOK
Till July 1st;; good salary; live
in or out; convenient to bus;
2 adults, no children. Call
Mrs. Thos. Brand, Ordway
5616. 1926 Woodley rd. NV.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
MATHEMATICS TUTORING: Algebra, ge-
ometry trlg., or calculus. Experienced
male teacher. OR 7137 l"'
QUICK review course in shorthand, type
writing. bookkeeping, calculating machines
New classes now starting Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL. 1898 r St MA 233S
Evening star., 1943-06-11
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert, books started. Kept
part time, taxes. Goyt., forms; very, rea-
AUDITING and tax services wanted BY
man Of several years experience. full or
part time; excellent references. WO
3153 after 4 pm.
BOOKKEEPING, part time. records opened,
reports prepared, weekly. monthly. DU.
BOOkKEEPER, cashier. typist surety,
credit experience. Available June L.
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE, man. 35, uniyer-
slty and business college graduate, married.
dralt exempt: desires permanent position
OF responsibility with established firm ex-
sertaN Derieneed IN office manasement. personnel;
contact. adjustments. correspondence and
salesmanship. Call after pm. GE 7l72
or Box ALLY. Star IL
Observation-Disclosures
French, German. Russian. Hungarian.
Serbo- -Croatian, etc. Technical and literary
translations. Experienced writer Ido,
matlc and printable version into English:
seeks Dos. will take also piecework and
part time. Box 450-Y, Star
Evening star., 1943-06-11
HELP WOMEN.

KITCHEN HELPER, ALSO
HELP WITH DISHES; GOOD
PAY; MUST BE WILLING
TO WORK SUNDAYS. IVY
TERRACE, 1884 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CRDIONS-Hohner - bass, black
pearl pprl' S4a;5o: Hohner. iii bass, 1c9 ivorS
nnlSh, demonStraor, >2g5 Private Ies-
sons, Call Republic 6@l", KIT S, 1890
q St middle OF block,
Evening star., 1943-06-11

Experienced Colored Couple,
SITS Per Month,
Including board with room and bath on
second floor in new home. Must live in
wife as chambermaid, husband as butler
houseman. Care of grounds and some
driving. Vacation with pay. liberal time
of. II interested, write giving references
for last three years. draft status, phone
number and address. All inquiries kept
confidential until interview. Box COST
Star
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-29
Till: iIiitEI.-in,NiI r,:..n

ADROIT USE of the three
trump echo hy the dcicusy can
frequently produce the setting
trick or tricks where uihrrwisn
unattainablc. This signal. muo-
duced in the days Of auction
bridge by the veteran Sidney $.
Lenz. one Of the greatest players
of the cards tEc world viii cvcr
Sec. If not the greatest. enables
you to tell your partner when YOU
hold three trumps against the de-
clarcr. by giving a n!gh-low with
FIRST your middle one. then your
lowest. That lets him know YOU
have a higher one. also that you
probably want to ruff with it.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-29
40 ARGUMENT IN THIS

IS REGARDS play which
I'''ih'"S an extra trek if i,
WORKS, but beats your contrac, if
u iails. YOU nave no argumcn,
-" io' inc contract. But some
.h''"S The play for the extra trick
IS also a safety play for the con.
tac'' IL may enable you TO pul,
through. even if an absolutely
necessary move IN another sr:i.
misses fire
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-29

Apron; come out of IN" hItchcn"
r.r .r., g., fashion nov. lur i3'E
! HGc's u Per; style 10y Marian Mar
90. Pattern 1919. ~ hu .callrsd
,.l,r.. Il" ,huws contrast
i,1rgu 1919 may be ordered only
- l.. small t32-3D. medium (%G-
~. la"c liO.l2). Small ,ilc. view
,..i.I.,. ! "a yards %1-iuyh fabric
49,. ,.Ia HIlma: yirW T.. I -
Yards %I-iuch fabric. j." yard Cnl-
'rast II yards riC-raC.
Scmd SlNTkEN CENTS III coin
.,- this NiIr."n Martin pattern
Write rIa.nrv SIZE. NAME. AD-
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order TO Drily Dispatch.
raitcrn Department. 232 ". 18Th ST..
New York. y. Y.
Because u the slowncss of III
mails. delivery of orr patterns may
take i few days longer than Usual.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-29

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-03
THE LOWDOWN
FROM HICKORY GROVE

If it was giving 3 cheers to any
body, / would not overlook this
Virginia boy, Byrd. That gent
seems to savvy that a taxpayers
pocket has a bottom. He wants to
get the Govt. out of all the busi-
nesses where it has foot in the
door, and devote its time to fixing
for a haymaker on Adolph.
We been fooling around-dab-
bling in this and that. 1t is maybe
alright to experiment on perpetual
motion, or this ism or that if you
got nothing else important to do.
Now is no such time. And further
more, judging from the past,
Uncle Samuelis no great shakes in
the first place, in business. When
it comes to war, that is different
he is a champion. But nobody
can be champion at everything.
You might be the worlds best pole
vaulter, and a fizzle trying to stir
up an apple pie like my Susie
makes. As sample, take when
Pony Express carried the mail
between St Joe and San Francisco,
the taxpaexs had no red ink
problem.
But back tosthis Byrd person
he is one hombre earning his salt
there in tfie SeffAte
Yours with the low down,
nssrsr. 10 SIERRA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-03
FARM-BUYING RUSH BY CITY FOLKS
THREATENS SUCCESS OF PRODUCTION

2 to /. A good deal of this has
been buying from Farm Security
Administration holding COM
panies.
On the bright side of the food
production picture also is the new
cooperation between Selective
Service boards and county war
boards which fix crop quotas. An
essential farmer" now is as much
entitled to deferment from mill
tary service as an essential war
worker" A war worker who has
obtained a draft deferTnent can be
transferred to farm work and not
increase his liability to draft in
the army.
Rising farm incomes have been
stimulating food production.
Farm prices also have been in
creasing moderately" Average
values of land per acre rose from
an index figure of 81 last March
to 95 on November /. This COM
pares with "a in 1910 and low of
70 in 1888. Although the value last
November was q per cent higher
than at the low point of 1888. it
was z per cent below the 1912-191z
index base and As per cent under
the 1920 peak.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-03
NOTTCE no CREDrToRs

SOtitE To CREDITORS
0IS3S Probate Act, Secs. 11Q. ION
IN THE COURT OF THE CoTiNsry
JUDGE. MONROE COUNTY. FLOR
IDA. IN PROBATE.
In re: Estate of
SAMUEL WINFIELD ROBERTS
sometimes known as s. Win
field Roberts,
e Deceased.
To All Creditors and Persons HAVING
Glalms or Demands Against Said
Estate: ia
You and each of you are berah,,
notlfIed and required to present any
CLAIMS and demands which Won or
elther of you, may have against tba
estate of Samuel Winfield Rnb-
erts, sometimes known
winfield Roberts, deceased. late
OF said County, to the County
Judge of Monroe County. Flor
IDA, at his office in the court
mousse of said County at Kew West
Florida, within eight calendar
months from the time of the first.
publication of this notice. Each
claim or demand shall be in writing
and shall state the place of resi-.
dence and post office address of fhe
claimant, and shall be sworn to nv
the claimant. his agent. or his ar
lorney, and any such claim or de-
mand not so filed shall be void
]. FRANK ROBERTS
AS administrator of the Estate ~
samuel Winfield Roberts. some
times known as S. Winfield Rob-.
erts. deceased.
feb24 mara l0-I7 1898