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HELP poMEsrIc lcont.l.

% 465s s3Ss .sd .nd
Wednesday.
sdSs.1 1Ss IN .;s;5ssa iss5s ss 81 gil ss 9P;;
MAID. white or colored. care child and apt
tor employed couple; $50 mo. 81. 4l7s
sun. or after pm. weekdays.
MAID, working housekeeper large room
ing house. Phone ST. 9529. 1908 Rhode
Island ave. NV.
MAJ MALD' ,vnan VICINITY goth ana PARK rd eh.w;
experieneed CO. 5a 4esa' s!"e' reference ana
MAID: part time. pm. through dinner;
references; S12 per week. MI. Os34.
MAID care for two children; s.hw.; live
ranf ements: references. DU. 22s5.
MAID. MAID. reliable. care for small apt. and
5000. 5000. Apt. HsEl'a sss caro- s00a pay CHESTNUT
MAID for gh.w.. 2 in family. Thurs
ssy sSsS sunss, ss5H seav sb
pl1s @ earfars cart fs1ns phons TA a:sFS Ss snS week
MA1p; M isrnarx! 12ao to 7ao PM s.h;w; cooking
MAID. gh:w;, help with cooking. care of
s and boeks 5H pm po 1e
saar coGea &p 400 7aS kenSon e SG out st. foed
MAID MAI general @ housswork and cook, help
GE. 6l44. 410S eth st. NV.
MOTHERS HELPER, colored. 10 to 4 pm.
week. 4s0a illinois ave: NV. ia 6107.
s1ses whte sns
ouired: live in. $50 month RA 5o3l.
NURSEMAID. white, high salary: reliable.
experienced, settled lady, to care for 4-mo-
ea eees BABY shon. daE oR fFss%ent ss% evenings off
pART,T1ME G:H.W;; no washing or cook
' week; ~ MSst u.s. = sxDerisneed 554i 18th St.
RlverdsIe dfs Md Phone On 13y uS 5ass 'sn''s East
;SSGnsS sGok SS PoSsS 4 sSs5; SsSs,v1
week and carfare. EN- 6047 after 7 IN.
dry. 3 days per wk.; Brookland- Woodridse
section. Phone Mrs. King DU. 800.
good salary: city refs. RA. 1918 45o6
14th st. NV
WOMAN. settled, colored care for 3 chill
dren, mother works, 730 to 3; Sl1 week.
Apply 1912 1th st. Sc.
WOMAN, WOMAN, young. colored, for s.hw. no
ass:s 1ale Rhode lf island 'ases ave- NV. wv w.
,,3 YquNG SIi1IySn WoMAM IS MoysEKEEPER m
DREN: NO SUNDAYS, MOST EVENINGS
OFF. LIVE IN, SO MO BOX GOSH.
STAR OR WI. 1000. EXT SIS. MRS. WEST.
NICE YOUNG COUPLE wants general
houSeworker; references from last maid:
GOOD salary. live in. MI. 1857.
VERY GOOD housekeeper wanted; live in
or out: SIS a week. EN- 1881.
MAID, COL, $13.25 WK.
Gh.w.. cook. small apt: off all day
Sun, Thurs. afternoon: refs. EN-. 44a.
COOK, G.H.W., SMALL FAM
lily, LIVE IN: NO SUNDAYS.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

l332 PERRY PL. NV, Just off 18th
Conv. cool, sgle.. dble rms, board includ-
ing music lessons in piano. violin voice:
$40 mo Conservatory teacher. DE 7142.
ROOM FOR | GIRI-Cool shower, ,
blocks Navy Annex block bus, near PEN
taRo' Bldg Gil. 1872.
"a BLK, DUPONT CIRCLE, 1904 10Th st.
n.w.-New, remodeled home, vacancy for
! young, ladies and l young gentleman:
reasonable.
2219 NAYLOR RD. SE-Service wife 10
share twln-bed rm. with another; all home
prlvils; 2 meals per day; refs. required
2022 G ST. N.W.--Walking distance va
cancles Tor young men; desirable location;
good food, privileges; reasonable. ME. 2laS.
DUPONT CLUB, 1928 18th ST. nw.-Va-
cancles Tor men and girls; double triple
or share rooms for girls. Also clean, airy
basement room: excellent meals.
L716 MASS. AVE. N.W.-A distinctive
young men: reasonable.
l5l7 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Walking distance downtown; double or
triple also large single: running water;
delicious meals. Rates. s45-S55.
1929 X, ST. NV young Govt. girls;
twin beds: excellent meals. ME- 1868.
40? 18th ST. N.W.-Large single. con-
Meeting bath: Also vac. l lady in Ige,
double; switchboard: good meals
FAIRIE FRIENDS KINDERGARTEN is now
open; children to 8 years. GL. 1928.
CLUB $500. $3.50 18th st. n.w.-Has dou-
Bile. triple rooms: excellent meals. i
1893 18th ST N.W.-Vacancies in double
rooms for business women; newly fur
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FURNISHED ROOMS
ROOMS UkFURkIsHED.
NE UNFURNISHED ROOM, private bath;
} cooking. 5lS B st. sc.
ROOMS WANTED.

SINGLE ROOM in good NV. section. IN
home or apt; lady; references exchanged.
Box 297-Y. Star.
COMFORTABLE ROOM and garden spot.
P. o. Box 1903.
MAN quiet, sober. wants single room.
pleasant surroundings, real near Sth and
Col rd. Box 2aO-Y, Star
WOMAN EDITOR wishes quiet cool single
turn. room. within walking distance OF
18th and K NV. preferably with private
ba tn; possession June lis Phone Exec.
utlNe oO2O, Ext. II. q to 6 weekdays !"
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SITUATIONS MEN.

SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT, EXPERT; books started kept
part time. tax reports; local references;
angles OF turning out good foods pas
tries and hot bread. Call Wo 6334. %
NAN 40 years of age. with experience
man sna ee511 Tshes
connect permanently with some established
COMPANY OFFICIAL associated with local
corporation desires to make connection
with progressive concern; experienced in
MANAGEMENT. finance. advertising, person
2 9e'; stsq sqy'"'' some ACCOUNTING Box sss-
FORMER CHIEF STEWARD u S vessels,
desires desires position-in- -charge small country
RE. 4s31, Mr., Dempsey. 6s pm. -
I SEEK EXTRA WORK evenings: 1 pos
SeSs a sound education and know rou-
tine ofice work; I lived in South America
90 years and am well up on export trade.
Box "96-Y Star
graduate; must be done at home, owing
ss SaoS 54h sas
Riverdale. Nd
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT, "a mos
s, age 3d. business ,ess exp; d,vers lic- Can
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
COUPLE. colored. desires part-time work in
small apt. house with janitor's quarters.
MI 0O.:..
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
BooKKEEPER sTENoG. SECRETARY.
nice appearing young lady accustomed 10
responsibility, 5-dsy Week Box 2e4-1 y
Star
COLORED GIRL wants work at beach cab.
on Providence Farm; live IN; reference.
2140 Ward pl. NV.
GIRL, colored wants job as elevator opera
tor TR. 544..
PRACTICAL NURSE, care of aged or inva-
lid doctors references. Call co. 0243
store, shop, office; light duties, for small
salary and keep. Box 2S3-Y. Star.
LADY, young, wants Spanish
typing. Box 232-Y, Star. J.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
Girl. white, with baby, viii care for
WA. 1904. p
GIRL. colored. wants Job, daywork. 81
and carfare. DI. 5S64
CIR. Tn v5es 61r hshs Ro1 aY STAR
GIRL colored. wants daywork, 3 days
per week. TR. 362s
MAID. colored wishes job with employed
adults. o-day week, to D. SlS. DO.
$3.50.
WOMAN, white, reliable, middle-aged in
small family: plain cook: stay nights; ref
erences. Box 249-Y, Star. l.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
SPANISH, native teachers, conversational
method beginners, advanced students;
small group. Senor Ramos, Republic 3n16.
g.
PERMANENT POSITIONS.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
OPERATORS NEEDED.
Day and Part Time Glasses.
Mabelle Honour Beauty School,
1340 N Y Ave. ME 111S.
MOTOR TRAVEL.
BUSINESS MEN, DRIVING SEDAN TO
Beaumont, Tex. soon: share expenses with
2-3 male or female; refs. Lincoln 32S9.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED (cont.) )

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcent.)
WILL EXCHANGE National laundry marx
Laundry. 500 North CAPITOL
WE ARE NOW paying 4Oc per 100 lbs for
aes and sS 100 @ lbs for ooo5s
2220 Georgia ave. Hobart 1895
CASH for a Bendix washer: State condi-
ton and price. Box 210-Y. Star. -
SAFES; large or small, old or new; prompt
quotation. Call or bring them in. Highest
''sl THE sAFEMAsTERs CO.,
-o304 Pa. Ave. NV. National 701O.
WASHING MACHINE
n.i1 Wil Pay Pa. 1aGs far price even if needs re-
Silver; watches, diamonds and old dis
e'F0ed sTseA f9l ssih 81 Fage ss PsS N%
slvR gGtPfHING pnhTisX XoYE YEEH o4R G9dR
a. KAHN NC. 81 YEARS AT aa5 F..
BRING YOUR NEWSPAPERS and maga-
books and MAGAZINES. Soc per 100 lbs :
ddelivered deliver d. our warehouse II you cannot
215 L st. s.w. District s0O7. "
WE ARE NOW paying 40c per i 90 lbs for
and and masazines. delivered, Ace junk Co.,
GOLD-DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
Highest cash prices paid Get our offer
before you sell. Arthur Markell. 91S F St.
NV. Rm. 3Ol National O2s4.
D1AMONDS-OLD GOLD.
Diamond pocket and wrist watches, in
,tialed birthstone. diamond and wedding
rings, any other 1ewelry and pawn tickets
purchased. Highest prices paid. New York
Jeuelry Co. 727 9TH st. NV.
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YOUR OWN PORK

FOR SALE, 80 or more spring pigs $40
each. Berkshires, CheSters. Poland China
crosses: See C.. Lassiter. Laurel Md.
Phone Laurel Pill.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
demonstraIor> s94a5o' Hohne1, 1's' 1eobsss otses'
$40 80, Private lessons Call Republic
62l2 KITS, 1880 G street middle OF
AIR CONDITIONER, Chrysler, window
Card Store. 93'! F st. NV i.
AIR, CONDITIONER, Philco York window
model mode slightly used good buy. IA
ANTIQUES FROM EsTATEs-Furniture
brc-a -brac. china, glass silver, books
frames, pictures. ornaments. 6ls 9Th NV.
BASINS. tubs sinks, radiators, largest
city Atlantic Plumbing Supply Co. 929
BEDROOM SET, a-piece, living room
sne5e mos od 55cheP set 5s4 porch table and chairs
81 5; NAH. poster bed. - size compl $50
Cost C, ~ slH3; hoI 5iy. I'm chairs neW s31 80 ga
$50 Conn, e Apt 81 ~ wo cofa$'ns asaa STUDIOS
BEDROOM SUITE. chests. studio couch
dTesSsrS o Mnv1N bsds' f9mplete spinet desk WE
pieee $50; 5o-inch plate e-glass mirror
bookcases. Randolph 4I6S.
Gars GAsH RcE THE PuRSHASER RSTioN s9R E9R
REGISTER CO, l9l7 K ST. NV. NA.
CoNVEYoRs-2O0 feet heavy-duty, ball
inches vide. s' Phone - Hao House e' of Wines VI
Adams 1865; evenings. Georgia .ias /.
CORNER CABINET and other mahogany
pusbso pube s sT '0PaFH KrPs, ?sc 1886 Gan Street Re
middle of block.
e% sss SET e2 hsssrs aPs spring
ave NV.
DINING, ROOM TABLE, regulation size,
sbdls glth 14neh r}a2d extension; sNs mahos finish
real practical values for the family Phi!s,
lal5 Nichols ave; Sc. unclaimed cleaners
now! Buses stop at door.
FANS--6-inch electric fans at 81 .95 These
are not mounted, but many people have
mounted them on wooden base These
are the only fans remaining in stock and
are moving rapidly. Silent Sales System,
635 D st. NV.
FLIooRIMGbMew FIso dN6 g. 1x2 pine, 5000 bm t.
General wreckins Co BrentWeod psess rd S1oafs and
w st. ne. MI 6l71.
FRENCH FIR + DOORS, SKIS it,, l q :, thick,
pair screen doors for 310"xT opening;
dressing table with triple mirror. 1907
list st. NV. -
FURNACE, hot air; Arcolas hot-water ra-
diators, pipe. Block Salvage Co., 3O56
M st. NV.
FURN1ITURE-see PJ 1 Atlas before buying your
new ra,S furniture; Al brand-new furniture
ding. Hollywood beds tsingle or ooublel
5S sS c1mplete trsss single bed single spring
chairs. s,s95. Large selection of bedroom. ire
dinette. dining room and living room suites
An types OF occasional furniture. Easy
ATLAS FURNITURE CO.,
Washinston's s. 0risinal Gut. House.
District ass77 Open Every Every Eve. "'sif iii Q.
FURNITURE-Speclai.- 3-pc walnut bed
room set 9-pc nah Duncan Phyte suite.
occasional chairs. Duncan Phyfe tables.
S12,75 and up: HOLLYWOOD beds tsingle, a.
double): complete line of bedding. rollaway
cots, kneehole desk and secretaries. studios.
dinette sets, rugs. office turn. Lincoln Fur
niture CO.. SO1 Pa. ave. NV.
FURMITuRE nt al bn bnds for iyins room
st NV. RA. O73O. %
FURNITURE BARGA1Nsnzgrsn ,nsy;
NITURE CO. 625 st. NV. Open ewes.
FURNITURE. househould, in whole or part,
day or Tuesday afternoon or evening. 1920
18th st. NV. l.
SAs so RANGES tastCTy rebuilt from
Co, 9o6 New York ave. NV. RE. 0017.
GAS STOVE. Magic Chef, SLIGHTLY used,
cheap for cash, Nd. Electric Co. Warfield
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DAY CARE FOR CHILDREN.
Parents interested should regis
ter, as limited number will be &C
cepted. ia. 3484. 4119 4th st. NV.
Il
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MAID. general housework; good pay; ref
erences. Call Ia. 4O6S Tuesday and
Wednesday.
MAID. live in; salary, Sl3 per wk.; Thurs
and Sunday afternoon of. Call Oliver
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3439 CLAY ST NE-Nicely furn double
front bedroom for empl. couple: SIS Vk.
AT 1865 alter Il D m
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1919 10Th ST N.W.-Girl: very attr. home
twin beds, Ice. rm. and closet space: laun.
dry cOnu, walking dist 10 Govt bldeS
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2112 37th ST. NV connecting rooms.
Wn tWln -6e5 6e5s' private bath: good transp.
1905 l4th ST. NW.-Larae corner rm.,
semi-pvt. bath; lovely gentle home, excel.
transp.: gentleman. So. ia. O334.
1908 M ST. N.W.-1 room for three and
! for two: within walking distance OF
downtown. Call ME. $3.50.
233 18th ST SE-Nicely furnished room
for ! or 2 refined Jewish boys; convenient
carlinek.
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l4.,2 BUCHANAN ST. NV, off l4th st.
Attractive room and porch, laundry priv,
leee: all adults u block streetcar and
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1924 MONROE ST. NW.-Attr, 2nd-f
rm.. elec. refe; also hskp nm, porch: mer
pref: ! blk l4th and PIX. I'd co 6515
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REFINED. QUIET GIRL. under 25 yrs, to
share large double room with another;
twin beds; conv. transp. Call CO. s761.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

BUSINESS MEN, DRIVING SEDAN TO
Beaumont, Tex. soon: share expenses with
2-3 male or female; refs. Lincoln 32S9.
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1911 ALLISON ST. NW-Large. nicelS
furn.. front room attached bath; near cal
and bus lines RA 1035
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DOWNTOWN, 2OS St nw-Lhk room.
suitable for adults, 81 per wk; c.h.w.
DT O1p3
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As GIRARD ST. NE-Attractve double
HO 1868
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1922 UPSHUR ST NW-Lsrge single
room, near tile tub shower bath; new gen.
tile home; $50. TIA. l45"
4l35 ALABAMA AVE. S E. Apt 4-Iarge
nicely furn. room iE new apt. large ward
breakfast privils.: gentle home. Ii. 1861
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1911 DECATUR ST. N.W-Double bed, ad-
joining bath; gentlemen pref: $50.
DOWNTOWN-SinRle front room. maple
furniture, all-ni.ht elevator. 1882 Mass
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clean rooms with hot and cold runnins
water. Sgl. and dbl, S5 to $40 weeklN
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FOXHALL. 44th st. n.W.-Living room
bedroom twin beds, pvt. bath, for gen.
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NEED A GHOST WRITER?
Prose, verse, research editing: fees rea-
sonable; able writer's. Phone MA. 37S7.
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1900 TAKOMA AVE-Girls only. Govt
employees preferred; all new furniture, large
mouse and grounds. congenlal companion.
ship. Arbor Hill Lodge, SH. 9S3S. $40
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lO2S 18th ST. NV. Apt 6Ol-Beautifu
rm in downtown cor apt, suit or 4
adults. Walking distance most Govt
Offices DI l4h3. EXt COL
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MAID, white or colored, care child and apt
for employed couple $50 mo. 81. 4I1S
Sun. or after 2 pm. weekdays
MAID, working housekeeper, large room
ing house. Phone ST. 9529. 1908 Rhode
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ROOMS euRh r. uhEURh
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

81, 9th ST. SE-5 unusually. redeco.
rated. comfortable sleeping. rms; adults;
no cooking: SIS UP. TR 4445.
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MAID, vicinity goth and Park I'd, ghw
plain cook ing: part time; reference and
eVDeripnce6
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22lO RANDOLPH PL. Me- young girls
or young married couple. lge rm twin
beds: on bus line. TR 264S.
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18th ST NV. near Park rd.-Glrl u
share large room with another; twin beds
ample bureau, wardrobe space. co. 554S
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124 Bird ST. N.E-Large, bright frt. room,
| small kitchenette; employed adults; no
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.

0OD will be as scarce next winter as
sollne is now. Be wise, prepare Cooper
pply Co. TR. ] SOB. evenings. TR. 34O1
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fined girls or couple: unlimited phone:
bus stop in front OF apt. Call AT. 1884
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10 MINUTES BY BUS to Penatson Bldg.
or Navy AnneX-Service couple have room.
private bath for girl in gentle home
unlim. phone: breakfast and laundry II
desired; unusually attractive. Over
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1..rg. m, ~ .ntira .1rr' rnar hath. ~,
home. Dupont Circle: refs. DE 6637.
4112 3rd ST NW-Large front room
adjoining bath, with running water. at
tractively furnished; convenient to bus and
cars: unln. phone; S2h: empl gentleman.
LOVELY FRONT ROOM, twin beds: good
TRANSFORMATION. 1417 Meridian p). NV.
DU 2TOl
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CONN. AVE.-Single, new Beautyrest matt
and springs. shower bath; pvt. home. excel
conv.: gentleman. DU. 1885 after 6.
1905 23rd ST NW-Large Ink base
ment room. c.h.w.: n blk. car line; SO
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-16

81 D5..I iiuU Ha. returned -
r,v,...' alter spending lew ddys
v.. .,. mother Mr.. !. !. Hun.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-16
Al Vancouver

r. D,s."u Il. C'rrIg l. unv ~'t-
,Ir'.G .' Vancouver. Wash. with the
.iu" ,lAI Corps. Vancouver I'm
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Jury Convicts Pair
In Traffic Fatality

A Streetcar motorman and a tax
icab driver were convicted of neg
ligent homicide charges yesterday
by Municipal Court jury in con-
nection with the traffic death of
28-year Government employe.
The cab driver, William Binder.
80, Of 2723 South Glebe road, Ar
lington, has been inducted into the
Army and was not present to hear
the verdict. The other defendant
was Walter A. Harrison, 46, of 1342
d street Sc.
Defense attorneys indicated they
would ask for q new trial next Sat-
urday when Judge George D. Neil
son Is scheduled to pronounce SEN
tence. Since Binder entered the
Army Thursday, sentence in his case
will be stayed pending his return to
civilian life.
The men were held for Municipal
Court after a collision September
between the cab and the streetcar
at Seventh and Upshur streets NV.
Miss Katherine Greble, 316 Decatur
street NV, passenger in the cab.
was fatally injured.
Binder was on a three week post
induction furlough when the acci-
dent occurred. He began service
Thursday. Immediately after COM
pleting testimony in his defense.
Assistant United States ATTORNEY
John B. Diamond charged the acci-
dent occurred because the cab passed
stop sign and the streetcar was
exceeding the speed limit.
The jury returned It's verdict yes
terday at 12:45 am, after eight
and half hours Of deliberation. The
maximum penalty for the offense is
year in Jail or a $500 fine, or both.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
Postwar Public Works Program to Insure
Employment to Millions Is Given Study

ects, the current wage scale would
be paid and no means test" would
be used.
: To put the Nations physical pub
lie works plant back in as good con-
dition as it was in 1910, Gen. Flem-
ing estimated millions of workers
could be employed usefully for many
months. Providing additional need
ed facilities and replacing the obso-
lete, he estimated, would employ still
more millions.
The Presidents conference on
postwar demobilization and read
justment recommended that public
works and services should be given
the same inducements and stimula-
ton that the Government is pre-
pared to give other phases of our
industrial life.
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The conference proposed that the
planning and preparation of pro-
grams should be carried out during
the war, that Nationwide pro-
gram for maintenance and repair
should be instituted Immediately af-
ter the war ends and that large con-
struction projects should be in
cluded "for the sake of their per-
manent value and because they will
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make some contribution to employ
ment during the transition period"
How many workers actually can
be employed on public works is
ultimely up to Congress to decide
since the principal limitation is
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-23
ne BLlND MANS SECRET.
ID b RICHARD ARP sH 4(''l 60
r--1
o.
RDsHOUGHTON


would not bc Il traitor 10 your
country"
That IS Il very harsh - L." He
looked down again. but not IN en-
harrassmcnt. He was very self
possessed as he rolled his ciga:rt
slowly iii his fingers. His dark eyes
narrowed Il would cali myself
traitor only if were untrue {" my
/ homeland. America is not my
home"
America is your home, II las
given YOU a living most of your life.
You owe allegiance to the lIni 'i;a:
supports yUu, and nothing but Il
sentimental attachment to the
country where you happened % ne
born
lie shook his head. Il do not see
it that way. l dream OF the old
country and her SUFFERING people.
Then l look around me AMI see tie
wealth and abundance in America.
II is not right. She should share il
"ith the less fortunate nations Ot
In" old world. III my way. Iu Il
crusader"
Agatha hristlcd. And v'~ arg
they less fortunate? ECcIUE, They
are filled with hatred at each OH
cr. Bccaus" they have beer weak
"r"d ami impoverished 10y IN" "Ir4
they continually wage America
I1rs gI,v.,, tl,p,,, l,,,,. ., 1t, ~
peaceful progress. She has pointed
the way. but they wont follow her
example. They want 10 dag her
back into their way Of life. You.
crusader! You are CrIu,aLInG only
for Yourself"
His lips almost drew ~ in Il
Snarl as nc stared at Ter. "Arc you
drawing a parallel? AZ yoI hint
ing that perhaps YOU have set me
an cXamplc-as America has set Il
so-callcd example to my homeland
and that I am trying to draw YOU
back into what you THINK would he
a life of shame"
Yes. that is exactly how | fccl.'
And you have. let IT'S say, only
a sentimental attachment for me:
Deep in your hear. you are married
to America ."
She shut her lirs firmly. because
she was near tcdi~. but she had
strength enough 20 nod.
lie spraug erect Then get out
Of here! In your eyes l am not
really your husband
"Otto."
lie struck her across inc lace az
she rose from her Chair. She i''.
/ the sting of his Palm IKE a not
| iron.
on
flush. you fool'' Hc clarpcd
hand over her mouth. someone
will hear you -
(To he Continued)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-23

CAUSES for rejection and | will
therefore try to explain them as
best can.
tn" first group consists of those
who ;r" found to have Il physical
disability. In spite of the care with
which draft boards make medical
examinations, some slips are bound
io occur. and when it is found that
the recruit has some actual disease
condition. he is given a certificate
al discharge.
Comparatively few of these &C.
cur il the line of duty. Of course.
Il man may be injured during his
training and be of no further use
I" the ARMY. and is therefore dis
charged FOR disability acquired in
III" liz" Of duty and is entitled to
a pension.
Blue Discharge"
Most Of the discharges. however,
are "iv"I with the notation that
the disease or disability "rXi-tcl
prior To enlistment" The dis
charge paper in such Il ease is
known as the "bluc DISCHARGE" 1t
is neither honorable nor dishonor-
NIL" aud carries no implication
whatever of bad conduct or lack
q! obedience to duty. The causes
al rejection are never written Oh
Il" discharge. The common caUscs
of rejection for physical disability
are tuberculosis. flat feet, dySpcp-
sIH. rapid heart. sacro-iliac strain
resulting in bacHachc.
Another group consists of those
VIII" are incpt or unstable or gen
orally u"n-c"upcraiivc and it is
usually fnund that these men have
functional nervous disorder. This
may he easily concealed in civil
lite; the man may have found an
occupation which suits his men.
t.!.ty and his ability and does not
mari, him oil from his fellows. but
when placed in an entirely new en-
vIrOHmcnt. he j. unable To adjust
himself and j. out Of step with
cvcryhody else. 1t is the old story
ii the regiment marching. wit,
everybody ont of step but John y,
Ncuroiics in Army
These recruits may make trouble
out Of all proportion 10 the actual
amount Of maladiuStmcmt they
have. A. an officer told ne tn,
other day. the Army doesn't hurt
q t"!luw with necrosis, but {
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-23
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

c. n. Toronto. Ontario-"I am
thi"ty-,nrcr and have a iihr!ilatinr
heart. l. II proper tina; should
have 10 take pills for this Tor
years? What Is the cause"
answer: Fertilization i an ir-
regularity Of the heart. found in
'il.;,r rheumatic heart disease or
h"H blood pressure. |, usually
has tu h'. treated for years with
tablets OF digi;aiis.