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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-13

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Evening star., 1943-02-02

526 SHEPHERD ST. NW-LarRe bed.
living rm.. dressing closet. twin beds; coal
heat; or 3: $3.50 mo. ea.: on bus line:
l435 FAIRNONT ST. N'w.-Acoomnoda
tions for 4 or 5 y0ung men; large, sunny
front rooms; ideal for students: excellent
location: private family AID. 5621.
Evening star., 1943-02-02
WAXING MACHINES.

limited number Of Regina domestic wax.
Ing machines. Finest machines for keeping
the waxed ho0rs in splendid condition
Resina Washington Agency MA g62S
Evening star., 1943-02-02

FORD 1887 auto good condition. s prac.
new tires. $3.50: davenport Sl5: double
bed spring. Si icebox 81 ~ St Sc.
FUR COATS, beautiful SAMPLES from draft T.
ed n:fkrs. S6g UP: some s49: save 5u'e
Open ewes, 1908 Conn. ave. HO. 96lY.
Evening star., 1943-02-02

CHEVY CHASE. 5sO7 Chevy Chase DaYk.
another. next bath. or. 5O61
Evening star., 1943-02-02
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID DISHWASHER. expert
enced. for boarding house. weekday after
moons of: no Sunday afternoon or evening
work; must be quick. clean worker: SlI
per week. Call ready for work. 1887
Evening star., 1943-02-02
HELP WoMEN.
MATTRESSES.

Light colored. experienced; excellent salary
and tips; day work. no Sundays. Wasser' S
S11 Pa. ave. NV.
OFFICE GIRLS, white, fo1
main Office and entry work
Apply Mr.. G.. P. Bergman,
Bergman Laundry, 623 G
st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-02
HELP W0MEN.
SAIESIADY

Wanted by large credit clothing store:
one who is qualified to advance in abort
time to buyer of ladies' dept: excellent
be thoroughly experienced saeSlady, in
tellisent Conscientious and aggressive.
Apply e35 1th st NV
Evening star., 1943-02-02
WOMEN


Boost War Production
The Johns Hopkins University
School Of Engineering
The Glenn /. Martin Co.
offer free training with pay in
aircraft assembly inspection.
This full time day course
starts Feb. IS, 1943, and ends
April 9th. 1943, under the.
ESMWT program of the Uni
ted States Office of Education.
Tuition is provided by the
United States Government.
The Glenn L. Martin Co.,
Baltimore, Md, will pay all
acceptable and satisfactory
applicants $40 per week for
the 8-week period of training.
Upon satisfactory completion
OF course, well paying respon-
sible positions will be available
with this company. Minimum
requirements: High School
graduates, college training
preferred. Applicants must be
over 81 years of age and be
able to pass industrial ply
Sical examination.
Appiy Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
Service once.
sos K St. NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-02

FURNrruRE--s-pieee mshoxany Duncan
Phyte suite. Chippendale sofs.- Duncan
fhyfe tables. Sl:.75 and up: Hollywood
beds tsinsle. =, doubieD; also French COM
size: knerhole desk and secretaries. studio
couehes tsing1e). poster, beds. springs.
~ tables. Lincoln Furniture Co. sO7
p,
Evening star., 1943-02-02
STENOGRAPHER

In once of scientific research laboratory
located near Bureau of Standards: young
applicant with several years experience
preferred. Telephone for appoint tment
WO. o:,34. 2 I'M to ; pm
Evening star., 1943-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS WANTEp.

NAuS~ellANeVOS WANTED.
BEDROOM: dining, living room furniture
e!ens SG eaiefals so's q rx DH
BOILER, Arcola. hot water, Z to y section.
used or new. Cali Mr.. Fulton. Executive
;;406. before 6 pm.
cLoTHING-H;shsst prices paid for men s
ME sfsd a s9;hint op.n Berm.ns rr. VIII e. 'h ST. NV
CLOTHING-Better prices paid for men S
used clothing. Harry's, 1888 7th 1t. NV.
DI. 67tia. Open eve. Will call.
Want to buy !. some good
used household goods. also piano Phone
evenings after Z. Republic :i67. o.
FURNITURE and household Effects. any
amount. Wanted at orce Also washing
mashns ma ina. and M eisctrs rsirissTstor Please
FURNITURE-Househo furnishing Of all
kinds, maximum cash prices; bric-a-brac.
china. Call any time, RE. 1904: ME. 5311.
MACHINES. household Goods. etc: assoiutstiy
highest cash prices for best results. Can
any time, Metropolitan 1924. s.
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china, glassware.
price &pliees Dsfd Can pe Mar9ss Fayles ,1es' ss sssn
eauipment. Cali Lincoln $3.50. z.
JJEWELRY. diamonds .shetsuns. eamersa
RS S.ip nnd x,1 sSon. sSSnn MoHE
sale Max zxeis ss7 b NV. HE. s1is
LATHE CHUCK 3-jaw. S or 8 inch. self
centering. to At 1z-in. spindle. Call
Wisconsin 32s9,
so ss,A !si 2b 'ss:s' ss:s s, H.
evening. s.
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types;
plesting. OF F st. RE 1900. RE. e3iI.
SEWING MACHINEs-Used. any make.
any style. bought for cash. Best price
paid. Ma 5220, Ext. 80. Mr.. Slepak.
WASHING MACHINE. refriserator; will
pay reasonable cash price. FIR. O73s.
WASHING MACHINE. living rm. suite mis-
cellane0uS. Private party wants to buy.
Hobart TsOs No dealers.
WE ARE NOW payinE 4Oc per 100 lbs for
newspapers and 20 per 100 lbs. for books
22.0 0eorgia ave. Hobart 9585.
WILL PAY CASH. inexpensive bedroom
living room, dinette furniture. February
Is Describe items. price. Box I32-X.
GOLD = BRING YOUR OLD GOLD.
SILVER. PLATINUM. TEETH, DiSCARDFD
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH.
A. KAHN. INC. 80 YEARS AT a3S r,
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver. watches, diamonds and old dis
carded ifxslry: full cash value paid.
sELINGER's. sIs 81 NV
GOLD-DIAMONDS
WATCHES.
Hfghest cash prices pajd. Get our offer
NV. Rn. sol. National CASA. =
Evening star., 1943-02-02

HEATERS: electric, 1 200 watts, I4-in. d.
c!ty. New. Call 0hephsed S1lH.
Evening star., 1943-02-02

SITUATIONS MEN.
CARPENTERING and repair work Of ali
kinds Call Adams 5O32.
HANDY WORKER. any kind OF work, good
references. Phone Emerson 1924, Alva
Chambers.
MD. UNIV. STUDENT, school engineering
Open evenings, so; Sat. and Sun all day.
DE. 636l 3'
MAN, clerical, retail clothing. cisar coun- :
.er selling experience, desires part-time
work. to 10 pm, 3 or 4 nights week.
Phone SH. 7l24. ~
MAN wants l-hour Job day As lanitor for
room in hotel. Box 130-X. Star -
MAN, youne. colored, wants position as
elevator operator In once building. IS
years exp Hobart 1898.
MAN, colored, wants lob AZ >anitor with
lent re4S. Adams 1850.
Evening star., 1943-02-02

FURNITURR-uovt. has given us 3O-day
extension in which to ,yaeate one OF our
locate another warehouse. therefore we are
forced TO sacrifice x:OOOO worth of fine
We have hundreds OF bedroom. dining room,
liv. ,rm. suites. overstufed and occasional
chairs. secretaries and desks. coffee. cock
tail, lamp and end tables Of famous Mers-
man make, floor and table lamps and
many more items. Be sure to visit our
of all OPA prices
Evening star., 1943-02-02
LUA FURNITURE CO.s
Open Until q PM
Mon. and Thurs. Until 9 PM.
S1l 9th st. NV. RE llT4.

Il.
ruRN1TYREmsss Fur IT,;s ATLAS before BUYING
NlTuF} SH9T sdd bErscTT 81 Pre9sneY YRH k
Hundreds Of brand-new bedroom, living
room and dinette suites. occasional pieces,
Of every description and finish. sofa beds,
tables. three-story building chock-full
Of furniture At prices cut TO the bone. No
charge charge 10 for dsiysTy in the District or
a'' Arl AS FuRNIT1RE F11 n1Sy 'ce Co a''''e0
w.shlnftoss 3 e oT,sinal r6t. cg1.pEse House
District :,ss Wv Open Ewes. ti PM.
FURNITURE BARGAINS new bed
% o1 dnis sb rm ynx rEn, rn w great @ savings
NV Open Mon. and Thurs. till pm.
FURNITURE-solid maple drop-leaf table,
model. needs repair; Steel Me. j drawer: drawer:
siT0 suits s5iso tuxsSo YSs and opcoat size ss-4a
FURNITURE - Retiring from business;
sacrifcins everything At factory prices;
's dsiss s a most SO sddns ,n
week Louis r Pelzman, 1918 st. NV.
FURNITURE-REDROO SUITE. 5-piece
bird's-ey maple. modern design. consists
and mattress floor sample only. $50
SOFA Lawson design, covered in smart
'Fqsfsfs piNisa sfne1s RooM osly sGE e. spee. 18th
Century, mahoRany. with credenza buffet
and china cabinet. Duncan Phvfe table and
beautiful chairs. special S115.
MANY other items at SAVINGS.
HOWARD 8. Held. RA. 9010
300 Kennedy st. NV. Open Ewes
FURNITURE-Complet new furnishings for
R-2 room apartment: reasonably priced
Call Republc 1858. Extension Ti5. 4"
FURNITURE-9x12 rug. folding bed, tele-
phone cabinet, tricycle., spinet desk baby s
crib. coffee table. chest of drawers, floor
lamp. AID. 1852.
GAS RANGE, tabletop type. 4-burner
cost 500: excellent condition: barsain.
Lincoln 1884.
GAS RANGES. factory rebuilt, from S14 so:
table tops. from $44 so: gas heaters, S10.5 so
and S24 80: coal grates for fireplace, 50 Q5
Le FeVre Stove Co.. 926 New York ave-,
~ years in stove business. RE. OOl1
GRATEsELimited number Of wrought
steel fireplace crates. $40. Rudolph a.
West Co. sos Rhode Island ave. ne
GUTENBERG BIBLE. also picture of cleo
toral commission with key picture; sigma
lures. J. A. Garfield and members Of COM
mission; copyrishted. Mrs Helen Werner
! l2.6 South Talman ave. ChicaEo, Ill ~
HrATERs, s6.95 up; h-at-ray lamps, SIS. .o5
up. vacuum cleaners, StSn5 up: refs for
rent District Electric Co, 4aO5 Wisconsin
ave. ". WO 4a0s.
HEATERS electric, 200 watts, I4-in. d.
ametsr factory made. Lowest price in
Evening star., 1943-02-02
HELP WoMEN.
MATTRESSES (2).
TYPISTS,

TYPISTS.
Speed, inexperience or age is no handi-
cap We will teach you TO operate an
add;essograph typewriter tgraphotype)
and will pay you during > weeks instruc-
ton period; $50 per mo minimum there
after for eficient students: dav and night
shifts. Call Mr.. Hurst Ma. 0367.
CASHIER, 4::30 to 8 pm, 5
nights a week. Apply i'm
mediately, Y. w. c. A. Food
Service, 18th and K StS. NV.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-08

aged to grow at a point on the
trunk about 80 inches above the
ground. and. about four or five other
main (scaffold branches are en-
couraged 70 grow at intervals OF
about eight TO ten inches apart and
well distributed around the trunk,
the uppermost tip OF which is call.
ed the leader. In order TO thus
train the young apple tree, it is
necessary TO take advantage OF
its habit OF growth. The principal
habit consists OF two main points
which are that the tip bud OF
twig is the boss and can grow, it.
self, and for a long time is able TO
prevent side buds from growing;
but il the tip is removed, then the
side buds begin to grow and usual
ly the one nearest the tip makes
the greatest growth and becomes
the new leader. Therefore, as
soon as the young tree has been
planted, it being necessary to re-
move most OF the top in order to
establish a balance with the roots,
usually only one branch can be
left and none at all of the tree S
small. In either case the leader is
cut OF about or 10 inches above
the place where the next bronch IS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-08
YpsiLanfs Victory Gardens

fruit, unless it is necessary to
pinch Of a tip now and then dur.
ing the summer in order to keep
the growth well balanced. The
three main branches, being locate d
closely together al the head OF the
short trunk. form a tough knot
OF wood that does not easily split
when the tree is loaded with fruit.
This method forms what is called
the "open-center" tree.
Another good method sometimes
called the leaning" or "side-lead-
er" method also produces a strong
peach tree that does not easily
split. In this method the trunk
is cut off about is TO is inches
high just above a strong near
ly horizontal eastward-poipting
branch, /. @, a branch pointing
away from the prevailing wind. Ut
is a good idea to plant the tree
with that in mind.) This horizontal
side branch is cut of so as to
leave a stub about 10 or u inches
long, and all other branches are
removed. During the summer three
well-located shoots springing from
buds on this strong horizontal stub.
bed branch are allowed 10 grow
thus forming a strong framework
for the tree. All other shoots are
rubbed off while young. From then
on, these selected shoots are man.
aged the same as in the "open-cen-
ter" method although the tree will
always have the appearance OF
leaning eastward, which is not con-
sidered Objectionable in a peach
tree.
Because OF the fact that the
limbs OF mature apple trees tend to
bend down under a load OF apples
so that the ends OF the lower
branches often touch the ground
and eventually have to be removed.
it is popular to train the young
apple trees so that later in life
the main trunk will be tall enough
to support the demanding branches
afterthe lower bent-down branches
have been removed. Therefore one
OF the most popular methods of
training the young apple tree is in
the modified leader" style in
which the lowest branch is encour-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-08

desired, the first branch II present
is cut back similarly and all other
branches are removed The effect
OF cutting OF the leader is TO en-
courage several side buds 10 grow
along the upper 10 or u inches OF
the remaining portion. Usually
one of these is located about right
for the second branch which should
not he directly above nor directly
opposite the first branch but rather
about 4 or l-3 OF the way around,
because opposite branches some
times impede the direct flow OF
the sap TO the leader and tend
to dwarf the leader too much. In
fact, three branches closely located
as in the pruning OF the peach will
completely choke out the leader
and form an 'open-center" tree
which is undesirable in apple trees
because OF the condition of bend
ing under loads OF fruits as prev
iously described. The most suit
able branch is crosen for branch
number two in the spring OF the
second year and is headed back to
the same height as the first branch.
All other branches are removed
and the leader is headed back to
about IS inches above the last
branch or about eight to ten inches
above the place where the next
branch is desired. This process is
repeated each year until the de
sired number OF well-balanced
scaffold branches have been de-
veloped. Each year the uppermost
new shoot becomes the new leader.
Usually from four to six years are
required to establish the desired
framework, but the process can be
speeded up by rubbing off the UNI
desired shoots early in the summer
and by pinching off the leader and
thus encouraging early branching
each summer. In fact this some
times occurs when the terminal
bud is injured by insects or by some
other accident. Also occasionally
it is necessary to subdue the term.
inal buds on the branches already
established in order to prevent
them from becoming too prominent
and thus destroying the desired bal
ance between the various branches
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-08

OF the tree. After the framework
has been formed. usually no furth-
er pruning is needed until the ap.
pie tree begins TO bear, after which
'tne method OF pruning con.
sists OF removing the improbable
branches.
In all trees il is desirable to dc,
yelop strong wide-angled crotches
capable OF holding great loads OF
fruit without splitting, Crotches
with narrow angles are weak. one
sure way OF obtaining wide angled
crotches is to tie the new shoots
down for a while until the crotches
have become established. In fact.
there is an entire system OF tree
training based upon the tying
down OF branches to control
growth. An upright branch natural.
ly grows rapidly. When died down
to the horizontal it grows much
less rapidly at the tip and. II
tied so low that the tip points
downward. the tip growth may
cease altogether. Thus a tree may
be trained by rubbing OF the UNI
necessary shoots while they are
young and tying the chosen ones
down to various positions accord
ing TO the amount OF growth desired
on each. This is the most natural
method and-it- prevents loss
of wood that occurs when a tree is
pruned, and therefore allows the
tree to produce more fruit at an
early age. Common cotton grocer's
Irvine is used One piece OF Irvine
extends from each branch to a
stake driven near the base OF the
tree. II it is desired to allow the
branch grow in teugrh, me
string Is attached about in the
middle thus leaving the top free
to grow upward. II it is desired
to prevent further lengthcning OF
the tip. the string is ATTACHED near
enough 10 the tip to cause II to
point slightly downward below a
horizontal position The Irvine
should not be tied so tight as TO
cause structure which might
girdle the branch The leader is
allowed to continue its upright
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-08
Begin Season
on Oregon Coyotes

SALEM. Ore Up Omen season
has been declared on the coyotes
OF Oregon. with no restrictions on
the female Of the species stuff.
either
Representative Buck Lieuallen
OF Pendleton. before the bill pass
ed, said coyotes do terrific dam
age to sheep. He also said there
was a belief that hunters shot only
the male coyotes and left the fe-
males TO breed more coyotes for
the professional hunters 10 shoot.
Il don't know how close YOU
could get to a coyote TO determ-
inc il II is a male or female with
out shooting II, said the tall, hus.
ky cowboy from Dmatilla.
Maybe" he said. in some parts
OF Oregon the female coyotes wear
sweaters. but they don't in east
Cru oregon "
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-08
SUSAN SHERi6AN
WRITTEN EoR AND KrnEAsEp BY crxrR.L rnrss

meet you. and David is definitely
fidgety. I'll leave you in peace
while you dress. Wen all be out in
the patio"
Kay decided to wear a white
sports dress she had picked up n
Hollywood. She brushed her hair
hard, put on her pearls. They were
the only piece of real jewelry she
had brought with her. She didn't
enjoy wearing them around. But
her pearls were lovely ones, and it
gave her pleasure to wear them.
The sun had set, the three figures
were barely discernible in the semi
darkness. The ends of their cigarets
glowed, there was a round of ice
tinkling. The tap-tap of Kays high
heels on the tiled floor was a dis
cordant sound. But it brought
David to his feet quickly.
There you are. Imagine wasting
time sleeping here" He was in good
spirits. He sounded gay, in a new
sort Of way. He introduced her to
Don. All that Kay could tell in that
light was that Don was short, in
cllned to be fat, had a firm hand
clasp and an attractive voice. He
handed her a drink. Kay took a
taste and tried to figure out lust
what was in il.
"A speciality Of the house" Don
announced as though he could read
her thoughts. mo one has ever sue
ceeded in making one just like it."
It's Delicious" Kay said.
And famous from one end OF
the coast to the other" David said,
pulling his chair up close to Kays.
There was a rustic in the shrubs by
the house, giggles, whispers.
Yes, I know. mor.,' a small
voice piped. But we want to say
good night to David"
You've done that already, at
least three times"
This is really good night. The
last one. Wen go TO bed then.
Promise" They still didn't stir
from the bushes.
I'm afraid it's my badly brought
up boys, Miss Stevens" Polly ex-
planned. They adore David, and
whenever he's around they're per-
petpally under foot. He's been plav-
ing with them ever since he got
here"
Please let them come out. I'd
love to see them" That was all the
childred needed. In a moment David
had two little psjama-clad figures
on his lap.
This is Miss Stevens" David |
announced formally.
Shes pretty" said the smallest. !
Is she your girl?" There was a
slight awkward pause. David put |
an arm around each child. Il wish |
she were, Jack" was what he said. |
Now, off you 60" Polly said
quickly. The children Rugged |
David, kissed their mother and IA
Their, shyly approached Kay. She |
put her hands around their waists.
They felt so little and soft, it made
Ter heart stir strangely. Good
hight" she said tenderly.
Good night. Miss Stevens" She
eaned toward them, and they
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-08
Certificate Wins
Over License

ABILENE. Tex. up An Abb
lene woman evidently thinks more
OF her prospective hush bands
health certificate than she does OF
the prospective husband.
When she applied at tho county
clerks office for marriage H.
cense, the deputy clerk told the
woman she would have to leave the
health certificate.
The woman refused
The deputy clerk explained that
under Texas law she had no choice.
In applying for the marriage H.
cense she would have TO leave the
health certificate
The woman thought Il over.
picked up the health certificate
and walked out The deputy
clerk was left holding the license.