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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted 10.
l.. Howard from Irene.
Boston Walton from Nettie.
Mary Liebert from Marion.
Ida Kamin from willard y.
Henry Stamps from Rsbecca.
Claudia johnson from Thomas.
Helen McAtie from Grover c.
Gertrude l.. Smith from William.
Mary Il. Darrell from Edward.
Ann J. James from John y.
Lucia Ceruili from Donata.
Gertrude Fortney from william.
Pauline Gibson from John ID.
Mildred NJ. Sewell from William G.
Samuel u. Lederman from Ruth T.
Ike Coleman from Laura.
Christine Williams from John.
Lessie willis from Paul.
Michael Yakupcak from Mary X.
Helen r. Nesrmsn from Andrew {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
DEATHS

Eleanor Freeman. 1920 Promenade. ~.
Anthony James, 1881 Lakewood, ~,
Nsttie Ella Atwood. 1857 Pierson. IS
Cora Lafferty, s67 Continental, 30
John whalen 1880 southfieId road. 81
Larry -Ail4a- French. -sia2 StuAebskes, Var
rem, Mich. . months.
JOSEPH Kanter, 1880 Calvert, 80
Andon costiek, iooia Tractor. Dearborn.
John >. Fsvorit,. i2.s Clements. a..
John jackson. isi7 Eimwood. 3.
Joan Crittenden. 1892 Superior, 4.
Louis Grieser, 1871 Gtre, SO.
Henrietta Kirck. ans Cadillac. ~.
Tryon l.. Young. ei0 West Kirby. 70.
George Todd, 2S2o Ash. 81.
Matilda Burns Curtis. 551T South Clsren'
ceorr. + Lsuehln. 1924 Neidrun. AZ.
Victor Paul Dorss. $500 Jos. Campau. 81
ssmus, Henry Broome. 2pt0 Monroe. -.
John ". Harding. 1915 Cherrylswn, 90
Thomas Roy Troshow. Is West Vernon, 90
Wayne Joseph st.eksr, 7o227 san Juan
Anna L. K.lvelag,. 1910. Monica, IS.
Joseph virga, 2223 Mack, 81.
Julia Perez. TIA Whipple. ~.
Carl Y. Munson, ps45 American, 81.
Mary L. Visger. 1904 Infantry, e6
Fiossie Maddox. 1891 Delmar. -.
Joseph Avery. bo7 Polk, River Rouge, a.
HylNeefed u GoWer. W. biains, tNs
Harry Rose, "a Charlotte, So.
Philip Rose. zoo summet 90.
Morris Edwards, s765 Russell, rs.
George Mo.tnei 81. so5s myrtle s.
xrther waIhsr; s. a.. sp S,,.s.,r %
George Reibiing, 7oiI Meadow 81.
Rose French. i3405 Maiden, 40.
Ada Reedy. $3.50 Vaughan, 2.
Donate Don. y Russ,er asi :,, East willis -
James II. Wilson, $50 Winder, ~.
Henry Croeby, 1887 Besubien, SO.
Alice Rembert. s0os Mortified. n.
Myer ziet Bgrlins.ms; 70;
Bernard Lueci. i3sit West McNiohols. -
Harvey Thompson. 1895 Second, SO.
Sam Bridge, l+3 East Jefferson, 81.
os,;v,s as aIg LIZ LIZ rl'In ss, "a,
Mary A. Mecho. 233i7 Biermsn, Var
HeTS.r, r l. Barber, $50 Gladstone. IS.
May M; scS..; 2ae 1,s G E. G MSn,D 81
Robert johnson. 274 Fast Hancock. 50.
Frank Brsser.N 1877 Russell. II.
Grace Messenhsimer. 50 Church. Highlsnc
r,vr cl.v,nns. 7s47 East Vernon high.
Louis Psri.. .s.o Canton, 81
Mary Bsgby, 1890 Haverhiil. az
PETE, ,,. B ,ls i ,s,s E ES.! FRY a.
Michael J. seaman. i4i7 eighteenth. IS.
James Lear. ss0 windsr, "a
Jona Barchi. b737 Jos. Csmpau. a..
Aileen Emily Piekmsn. 2oi Morcss. Nj
Clemens, 81.
Paul slovey 7izs East willis, 81
Isaac W Caldwell. 3275 Clsirmount 80
Anna Adams 9l53 West Lafayette. 90.
Mary @. Goddard. $40 Virginia Park. 70
Katie Heard. 57ss Vsncourt. 80
rsuln WrcbNwssi. 3237 Tiilmsn. 81
Anna Msns Yssgsr. tost Ciipper' 50
Robert MillR, 3774 kcCrsv. a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
$35
REWARD

For Information leading 10 return of red
male chow wearing black harness. Trinity
1-2s7o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Deatb Hotires

CARRINGTON-Jsnusr 90. Anna c., OF
1919 NOTTINGHAM, wife OF the late Evans
Worth Darlington; beloved mother OF Mrs.
Kathryn Witherell: sister OF Mrs. Louis
Dirksen, Frederick Kaufman of Spring
Held, III. and the late Elizabeth stieler.
Funeral service Saturday, p. m. at A:
Ave. Deceased was a member OF Kilwin-
ming Lodge oEs No. $50, and WOW.
COLLINs-Jan. 20, Roy. OF 1858 Fred
erfck, East Detroit; beloved son of Royal
and Leona Hoffman Collins; dear brother
OF Shirley and Audrey Collins. Funeral
service Saturday, 3 p. m, at A. II. Peters
Funeral Home i2057 Grstiot Ave.
HEMMING Suddenly, Jan. Is: Air
Cadet Eldon c., beloved husband Of
Caroline. dear son of Mr.. and Av. Eldon
mtngwsy and Mrs. Edith Broughton.
Funeral Saturday. 1918 a. M, at the
Harper Mulligan Funeral Home. 1880
Hamilton; at IL a. m: at Christ the King
HOLTz-Jan. 20. 1919. Ernestin. Holtz
Frederick J. Holtz dear mother Of Mrs
Emma Hines, william J. Hoitx. Mrs Lena
Peasley. Mrs. Martha Douglas and the
late Mrs. Edith M. Heelon: 9 grandchildren:
also great grandchildren. Funeral from
John j. Heelon's Funeral Mansion, 1910
West Grand boulevard. corner OF West
Warren. Saturday At 2:3o.
KERNER-Betty. 1s0ll Fairfield avenue
Lewis Brothers Funeral Home. 77ss John
r. street. Friday noon.
J.. January n, be-
loved husband Of the late Anna. dear
father Of Anna. Elizabet Anthony J. and
william J. Funeral Monday at $50 from
residence 6Ts2 Taft, ana O'Clock, II.
Leo's Church,
PARMENTIER-cpi. Oscar A. of United
States Army. suddenly, beloved son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Parmentier. dear
brother Of Albert. Solemn memorial mass
Saturday morning At ST. John Berchman's
nation call the Van Lerbershs funeral
home.
RITx-January 40, Anna OF si53 Canton.
wife OF the late William: dear mother of
Mrs. George Rinke Mrs. Henry Ibser.
Frederick, Rubert and Lewis Ritz: grand
Friday. 8 ?. m, at A. n. Peters Funeral
Home. 2o57 Gratiot. Interment Tiffin. o.
January Al. beloved
husband Of the late Mary, dear father
Iof Frank Jr.. Mrs. Louise Rente. Mrs
Mary Tomas and Joseph slezinger. Funeral
highway and Junction. Monday at D. m
Interment Woodmere Cemetery. r.. @.
Buresh. director.
THROOP-Janusry 20. 1913. Walter r.,
father OF Lyle r. Throop. Funeral serv-
Ice At chapel of The William r. Hamilton
co'' Nhss hNes NJ h'sAhnurlne, saturday,
J p. m, under auspices of Zion Lodge No.
I, r. r. A. M.
WANDER HOEVEN-sgt. Louis of United
states Army, age IS, formerly OF 5031
Guiiford. suddenly: beloved husband Of
Margaret, dear son of Mr.. and Mrs August
Wander Hoeven, dear brother Of Cyril Rob-
eFt, Rent. Marcel. Mrs. jules BFouehe and
Mrs. Rene DeRonghe. Solemn memorial
mass Saturday morning At 81. John Berch-
mans Church at 10 O'Clock. For further
information call Van Lerberghs funeral
home.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

AFTERNOON MAID for laundry and table
EaaiunR other help kept; no SUNDAYS.
CHAUFFEUR part time, no Sat-
os urdsys or SUNDAYS. RA. 6h1?.
attractive home; $50 wk.; references re-
CURED Phone RA 405:S after 3 pm.
CoOKHOUSEKEEPER 9:}O to $50: SIS
p wk and carfare. Takoma Park.
COOK, ehw, light laundry, washing ma
chime; live in; room on first floor; $3.50
COOK; white or colored;, sleep out, one
lazy lsh N n; ,spartment; no Laundry. Apply
cooK 90 10TH 5e g Apt mddeaeed has stay
naaE,r; nisht,s; room sH, aqd bath in suburbs; s2l
Laundry; SIS wk must be srt5t neat and rei- IL
a5Je, Hon,x Call IL; o6?l after 6 Pm.
S0oh; coloTfd ss neat ,G,a capable general
ADULTS in family. Adams 47s6.
COOKING and g.h.w, help employed for
heavy work; live in' upstairs room, good
COOKING AND HOUSEKEEPING. two per-
sons wanted GloSG 1r IN pleasant working
COUPLE, colored, live in: woman to do
housework and cooking, employed husband
TO do odd Jobs j around house private up-
Cal Gail Tayior sIe; 1853 too''iS ana 0S'" sou mo-
COUPLE Pill = IN Ar Arlington with children, de-
aifs @ hlah' mata' ilye U.s. IN; ~" comfortable I'm.
GTNfRAL eas eRlH Go1sEWokk. atSHs Nor $50 week no
S29knF oeasion qGfF'eEs NE 9aoq if desired downtown
GENERAL HoUSEWoRK, full time. one
afternoon and all day Sun of; small
home. conv. to Mass. ave. and crosstown
bus line small children in family,
light laundry. pian cooking; references
required SIS and carfare. OR 44l6
GENERAL HoUSEWORKER for part time,
n apt; N family: no Sundays; refs.
Phone OR. 311G or OR. 3565
G.H.W., capable cook, GOOD wages; 2 in
family. DU. ll46.
GIRL. colored, for general housework,
70 ., Sl0.H5. 5000 3rd pl. NV
GIRL, colored, care of = children and small
apt, no cooking. S25 semimonthly and car
pas Call IN person between $50 and
S;an pm. 500 Georgia ave. Apt j
GIRL clean. healthy, colored, for family
laundry, bahy,s daily laundry and cleaning
p,3u 70 80 '2-day week; SIS and
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HELP DOMESTIC (cont,) ,

GIRL, must be experienced, care for chill
ss2 7s feT IN sPs s rss sPdry sai W s.s sa ASp
shire ave: NV, IA. o651. " 4:
HoUsEkEEPER. white, ehw., care OF
"a elfIio 5oSo So ftsr tmonlhiS' meals and room room
HousEkfEPEk, Ssi h!EfF White live in no laundry. ID
APny Mn1i srK 1sF2 r2rIa Gallatin St. NV IT,, .,.
care care for elderly lady; l in family; ref
HOUsEKEEPER for small suburban home,
MAID, experienced, do. general housework
Tor small family: live in: SIS week. ia.
MaD s5ea rsfsenss must be Fq2d sook
Reed: r ed @lol Conn. ave. Apt. g.
ironing; live in; ] block from Conn. ave,
Chevy Chase, Md; small child. Oliver
MAID, part time, mornings. 1903 Conn
MAID. afternoons, for Navy couple. no
3:room apt, Glover PARK SIS. OR.
MAID. complete care 19-month-old child.
evenings Sl5 week and carfare. Phone
CH. 1000. Ext, 51?.
MALp' NpnIp - eGoFed {6 for general housework,
MAID diving near K st. NV busl. gh.w,
n nice apt. Employed couple. Child care.
MAID, s.hw. and and pS assist M IN care re Of '"i- =
year-old child; Sl5 week, live in. 26Os
No, 18th, Arlington. Gil. 3647.
MAID, for employed couple, part time: must
be good cook; no Sundays: excellent wages.
Eli i4o4; 300 pm. only.
MAiR, MAR EnT bonTs saTs of 70 : ehildren sqqd
Mai; MAID, eolored, refined and willing: refer
enceS required; good salary. Martin S China
shop "":' Connecticut ave.
MAID, part time. no sundays, gh;w.. l
pm pm thToush l1T nts dinner; Si4 wk and car
MAID. . INV: part time @ an to pm :
6day. week; $40 and carfare. 5oo7 West
way ir., Washington l6. Phone OIL. 2119
MAID, cxperienced with children: gen
eral housework: live in or out. Phone CHI.
MAID, 500 with meals, Apply superinten-
MAID, e,h;w., 5i2 days; must be depend
able: GNcelent salary. Silver Spring area
MAID, g.h.w. 81 davs, hours, 90; stay
one evening; good salary. RA. 3o}3. -
,9om and PVT; bath, CaIl OR, 455s.
cleaning :? DAYS weekly; ,Brookland-Wood d.
ridge section ne: 50 day and carfare
MAIDS nhIns d. sgnsra 3q| ctsnna M e o Pm
one no hf8d SS"dSHi beSn H Psf Aps pRs
MoTHER,sss' mELfER, i've i've in; $50 per mo-
MOTHERS HELPER, no SUNDAYS no cook
443 18Th St. ne. LU. 6605.
NtRSEMAID, over 90 yrs. OF age, to care
for = children, y = yrs. and Il mos. of aGe:
apt. equipped with LARGE playground. and
conveniently located; other help employed ::
salary commensurate with experience and
qualifications EN-. Sl23.
WOMAN. experienced. for cooking and
downstairs work: family of =; references
WOMAN, 5eT;led:: S0t :''5 10 care for 1o-month
baby and general housework; all daywork
no sundays. Gail after : m, AT. 5iSl,
WOMAN, white or colored full charge of
small apt and 9-mo old baby; prefer live
in: | adult, references; salary open. RA,
and new modern apt: Congrcss He.ghts,
81 days, SIS week up. Union 1929
after Is m.
$50 WEEKLY, no Sun: excellent cook
general nouSeworHer; health card. Call
$50 wEEK Settled colored woman for
cooking, Ink. and occasional care of :!
children; 6-rm. modern rouse in Bethesda,
live IN: Cal. between $ pm. and 10 pm,
W WaSTED-" people, preferably sisters or
: 100 mo. for >. RA. 5335.
COOK AND G.H.W.,
Live, in or out; good salary. Call OR,
Evening star., 1943-11-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

/ me. " CITY reference. MI 2o35. ''''
GIRLS. colored -. want g.h.w., hours,
Q a m. to 6 pm AID $50.
GIRL, Coored. wants work as chamber
maid AID. 5657
GIRL, colored. wishes cleaning and part
Laundry adults: m 10 , pm, 5-day
week, Sl5 per week. co. 093O before pm
HOU SEKEEPER. white, 80 per wk. room
and board for mother and son, 20 mos. old
EATNpRY EA2Hs Ga; Work ,H5R done at home, washing
and ironing. 14l1 nth st. NV, Apt l.
WOMAN. colored. desires days work, 81
and carfare; small house or apt, laundry
or cleaning. DU. 1905.
WOMAN, reliable colored. wishes days
work. DE. 9l14 from to 10 at night,
morning, to IL.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
YOUNG WOMEN

With some college training. under 35 years
OF age, for work with figures of nom
accounting nature; reasoning ability, ac-
curacy and a liking for detail essential;
those with mathematic major preferred;
Sl4o per mo. to start with excellent op-
portunity for advancement Apply per
sonnel dept, Room 3Oa, xCapital Transit
Co. Both and Prospect ave. NV. Take
door. These, positions will be of special
interest to those residing in Georgetown
or nearby Md. or Va, as this saves travel
Evening star., 1943-11-03
RECEPTIONISTS 10Y

RECEPTIONISTS (2),
For Photographic studio;
highest salary plus commits
sion on all sales; splendid
working conditions. Apply
Mr.. Morris, 1929 F st. NV,
1St floor.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert, specializing in small
businesses; open books, kept part time. tax
reports. prompt reasonable. Box ?ol-
BOY, i5's yrs. old, desires position. A.
p m. Sat and Sun. or longer, preferably
restaurant. BoN b6S-H, Star. Il
CREDIT MANAGER or collection manager
desires to make connection with reliable
firm. draft +-F, II. 9l14. "a
EXECUTIVE, 35. IF, u yrs Office man
aeemcnt. experienced personnel, contacts,
sales, correspondence, adjustments, uni
yerSIty and business college eraduate.
GE, 5l12 after 6 p m, Box 357-H, Star.
GENTLEMAN. age IS. draft exempt. will
consider permanent position. Phone
Ind!anhead. Md, "4@l
HANDY MAN for par,-time work. porter.
lantor, cleaning office after work hours
ca! Michigan 4fo5 between 6-S pm.
MAN young. wishes work Of any Kind
eNCe Trinidad H099
OFFICE MAN, an-around wants evening
work. Jyp!St, correspondent. etc. state
rate Of pay Boz 4oi H. Star
PHARMACIST. virginia reGlStered. would
Ike position N Arlington. or Alexandria.
References Box ;tHu-H. star -
ing, steady work. Telephone RE. 5137.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
HELP WOMEN tcont.)
STENOGRAPHERS

Two high school graduates under 25 ca
pable of taking dictation at so words per
minute and willing to assist in general office
work in busy Office; 6-day, 43-hour week
with Saturday afternoon off; about ST 80
per month to start with excellent oppor-
ton paid Vacation etc, these f@SItr5a pospioas
IRE of particular interest to those living in
Georgetown or nearby Maryland or Vir-
Einis, as they save travel time Apply in
person or phone or write for appointment
to Miss Helm, Room 300 Capital Transit
Co, 36th and Prospect ave. n W. George-
town. (Take route 20, Cabin John street.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

GIRL, COlO~cd. wants paTt-tIn2e work.
husband wants switchboard or elevator
operator. NlghtWork $50 p m. TO l2.30
m DE. UGGl.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

COOK AND DISHWASHER for restaurant:
good salary Call at 62I L s.. sc. for
lnferNloW.
CoTPLE. white, care for bldg. units:
5000 TeteTehcc, Gail between and .
m fnl@ lith st. Il c, owner
COUPLE. man and WIFE for general house
work: woman mus. be good plain cook and
!aundreSs; 500 mo-, room and board. Call
COUPLE, young, good pay. pleasant sur
low, on poultry farm. Phone severna
MAN AND WIFE. coIorcd. no children,
on farm nearby Md. for general farming
WIFE to do houScwork, permanGnt Job for
elec'riclty and running water; s95 mo.
Cal al l02l Ith St. NV.
PRICING CLERK, must be
familiar with drugs and
chemicals; excellent salary,
good hours, vacation with
pay, Apply E mploym n t
Dept, Peoples Drug Stores,
IT P st. ne.
DRUG CLERKS, experience
desirable, but not necessary;
good pay; 8-hour, 6-day week;
vacation with pay. Apply at
any Peoples Drug Store or at
Employment Department, II
P st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
TYPTST

High school graduate, under 25, expert
enced, willing to help with general office
work, Sl30 per mo. to start, 6-day. AS
hour week; office located near 14th and
Buchanan stS. NV, Apply personnel dept
Room 300 Capitol Transit Co, seth and
Prospect ave, NV, GEORGETOWN. CTake
Evening star., 1943-11-03
WOMAN.
UPPER BRACKET INCOME

OTFE EfL bFNNNE I INNOlF
interested in and capable of earning above
mportant 185ona program n Sn"Es2 and " need
local assistant to help in the develop
nent Of others. If YOU can qualify for
this position Il offers income equa! to
highest paid professions. Write Box
ence and nhnNe l.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

typiSt, Of7Cc mgr. Capable
eXpemenc"d; permanent; $50 week. Phone
DRESsMAKNG. desianjng, remodelng and
alteration., reas N Ms ,I33y Bsct' 1880 IRVING
GIRLS, >, liaht colored. would like work
ss c!erks; knowledee of typing. NO 1910.
GIRL. colorcd: part-tlme work in store or
office as clerk. Call after O'Clock,
GRADUATE NURSE desires position in
dooc: ors office or clinic. Phone G,lebe
LADY, Young, as dental assistant. DU
(ess.onal cneag ments, dsyYork only. CO.
NTRSE, p@ac.tcal colored. desires position
ceamng for sick patient or dr. Office WORK.
morning. Bessie.
NLRSE, colored. wants position in doctors
oFtIcE WORKER, cxperfenSed S:t tiT @ 60 yrs.
old. wants permanent position: Sfo ?
T S n0r2'n, ,ssIsT,Nr EoT Nh Tsf Rss
ground IN promotions: public !elauonS
research, EDITORIAL. Adaptable, alert; col
BOO NOM BOX :i:,?H. star. N''' '''' C.
STENoGRAPHER, !esaI, and law graduate
STENoGRAPmER-s SECRETARY, 4 yrs ex-
pericnce: Immediately available: $40 per
TYPlST desires pa:t5,ttme evening work
IS D m, no g6St
WOMAN. coIorcd. VIII prepare dinners or
do curtains at 15 cents pair. Box tS@-
II. Star d.
WOMAN desires hour S work and serve din
ncrS. & to :. Phone AD $3.50.
WOMAN. young. college graduate. person
mel social secretary. radio. some free
lance writing experience: can procure Slip
Of availability; salary 5000. Box 1877 H,
Star. 3
WOMAN. young capable desires position
as lunIor accountant. bookkeeper or Office
manaeer. SlX years tXperence IN ac-
counting work Salary, SO per week
CAN North 9Soi between $50 and :, 0U
D 4
Evening star., 1943-11-03

YOUNG LADIES to train as
bank bookkeeping machine
operators, no experience nee
essary; however, familiarity
with adding machine and the
principles Of bookkeeping will
prove helpful. If you are in
terested in learning banking,
answer this ad, giving age,
education, experience and
references. Box SD. Star.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OPPORTUNITY for quiet industTIou.
couple without children CT pets where they
caan nave rent and some income. Refs.
RooNNG HOUSE, hes.. usht and 10,
water Tree: Q rooms. $3.50 rent: private
no. far from l6;h and V SIS. NV $500
GOWN Edwin / Ellis, 1910 Vermont ave,
NEWSSTAND. CIGARS. etc: in lobby lara.
hote!. long eStabiIShed low rent; price.
RooM,ING7 7IH HotSE, d sp5s ssaF and rooms $500
down; Is rooms, &i7 baths. 3-csr gar:
40 rem. lease. running water and elec.
E5idTin ELS 1910 Vermont ave. Rm.
GROCERY, DELICATEssEN; fine v. To-
owner, for years price. So 500 lncludins
RooMrSG ROOM >,G't Ho,sr By 3297H s5ad ssE oo
, aths: $40 rent; plenty Of furniture: p
g;sht ;rsa. LesSs EdEin 1 Els; Iold vsr-
RooMING Ho'rtsE. Ie,f "a and webster ".
qifeGL 1n from 9WneI; business and property;
heat completeiv furnished, tuly ocSLpied:
income. >34U: reasonably priced, subStan-
tial down pay,mentt,: a5-room apartment for
HOME AID BUSINESS, MY home. a-s,or.
EFidre o5if5 gas NJ heSt used rr as nursery for
H!shed; lease; sI,266 handles. Phone
BOOMING HOUSE, 10 rooms. mostly apis:
rent $50; income, S165 and apt: priced
nr2u Ior quick sale Box 4U7-H; Star.
ROOMING HOUSE. II rooms. 3 baths. in
COM. $50 and apt: deSlra BILE location.
exec e!ent bvy. Taylor a77u after pm
BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP for saIe.
SUouro OF WASHINGTON. established seven
wears. Write Box 4OI-H. star Q.
NEIGHBORHOOD BUS, oldest. with liv-
ms. quarters: low rem; % yrs same loc
Ch!lcreNS. ladies' and mems turr MUS
SCH acct. sickness. Nc agents. Box 3s6-
R0oMlNG HOUSE, beautiful Park I'd.
valuable furniture Ideal location Price,
S33oo, terms Edwin L. Ellis. 1910 Ver-
mon, ave. RT. III RE. 5I4O
GROCERY STORE for sale: guaranteed
$3.50 wkiy. business; owner sons II the
Army. Will sacrifice; low rent Me. SOls.
BEAUTY SHOP. splendid location. dong
sood business. For information call
BILLIARD PARLOR. : tables excellent
equipment; sood location; profitable busI-
ness, reas.: in business sect. Box loO-H.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
TYPISTS (2).

Large local organization
has openings for two typists,
some experience required;
permanent positions, good
pay and pleasant working
conditions.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
PERSONNEL DEPT.
HO. 2476.

YOUNG WOMAN, EXPERT
IN CED, FOR OFFIC E
WORK, MUS ST HAVE
KNOWLEDGE OF BOOK
KEEPING, GOOD HAND
WRITING. 39-HOUR WEEK.
WAR ESSENTIAL WORK.
S35 WEEK TO START. GIVE
TELEPHONE N y M B E R.
BOX 375-H, STAR. 4
STENOGRAPHER -TYPIST.
Opportunity for permanent employment
with established firm. pleasant working
conditions, vacation with pay. Apply
SafeWay Employment Office,
4th and r Sis NE
Evening star., 1943-11-03
FINGERPRTNTS

Instruction. Register now Nov LIST -
Nov. 6, for new term. Open ewes. 7-a IN.
INTERNATIONAL FINGERPRINT SCHOOL.
1901 Monroe St. NE.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPANISH, native teacher, conversational
method; beginners, advanced students:
small groups. Senor Ramos, RE. 3016. -
QUICK review course in shorthand, type
writing, bookkeeping. calculating machines
New classes now starting. Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL. 1323 z ST MA o33S
Evening star., 1943-11-03
D. G. S. STORE

In nearby Vireinia. store doing over
5000 weekly 70 be sc1d TO oJick buver
city, a real chance to get a fine store a. a
sacrifice price ALBERT H COHEN, CH.
1861; evenings CHI. 1000, Ext 93I
Evening star., 1943-11-03
LuncheOnette Concession

Fully equipped. in Washineton's busiest
bowling establishment: excellent opportu-
nifty fer experienced person 10 double pres
. ent $4,000 gross. Box 121-D, Star
Evening star., 1943-11-03
DELICATESSEN

At Dupont Circle. established 10 years,
dong $4,000 yearly good lease: rent
500; price. SI4, 900.
HAMMOND g. CO., DE. 2002.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
WE CAN USE

Fer restaurant; experienced or VII train
Good wages and working conditions.
CHILDS,
Evening star., 1943-05-06

todians worried about loss Of the
overtime increase they have been
receiving since January. He asked
the Board of Education at its meet
ing early in the afternoon yester-
day to order that a letter be sent
to these employees at once explain
ing why May II pay checks would
drop back to the December level.
Acting Supt. of Schools Robert L,
Haycock said today that in view of
the congressional action after the
board convened yesterday that he
would not write the warning letter
unless the President delayed sign
ing the bill for more than a week
To Report on Sex Education.
Board members heard from Mr.
Haycock yesterday that school Off
GERS will report at the next meeting,
May 10. on their study of sex edu-
cation in the senior high schools
The instruction was attacked by
DR.. James A. Cannon last month
as unnecessary" and referred to
school officers for review. The board
also will elect at it's next meeting
its representative for 1884 to
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Red Cross Plans Glasses
lin First Aid, Wafer Safety

First aid and water safety courses,
in anticipation of the summer sea-
son at swimming pools and nearby
recreation centers, are under way,
the District Red Cross announced
today.
First aid courses are to be given
from 10 am. to noon on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at the
AWVS headquarters, 2l70 Florida
avenue NV. and from 7:30 to $50
pm Mondays and Thursdays. Other
courses will be at George Washing
ton University, OCD Billet Post,
2O31 Allen place NV, and All Souls
Unitarian Church.
Water safety clases are to be held
at the Ambassador Pool and South
east Boys Club.
The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.