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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
ChaIky Wright To
Meet Terry Young

PHILADELPHIA. Pc Promoter
HsrHsn Taylor announced Monday
tae signing o.. Caa.ky Wr.za. Tor
4qr fea'aesHe sat Champion, and
re ~ Young OF New York, Tor a
10 3rj boat "a open me indoor
season ID, iae arena here September
%
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
Turpin Nine
Lose
In Buffalo

BUFFALO-Tac Turp.n \ c. Of
Detroit. lost a I 10 game 20 Hack
Gcaty's Major League Au-S:ars.
Friday. II. sht al O..>rman Stadium.
The game Mas 81 led because OF
tsin al the crd OF fouc and hof
innings
This VAS the second trip The Tur-
pin team has made 10 Buffs.o this
season, ard on each occasion The
boys were rained out A game had
been scheduled FOR Thur y also.
but RAIN in.ertercd.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
MOTOR CITY TO
START SEASON
MONDAY NIGHT
Postal Alliance, Women
And Wolverine Will
Start Same Week

With hgh expectations OF main
tanning the lofty standard OF bowl
INK as ore OF the best leagues in
the country. me Motor City Bowl
nc League officially opens its sea-
san Monday, Sept 20, at Paradise
Bowl. eco East Adams avenue, thus
opening nc year for the thousands
OF kcglcrs in the city
Wh.lc/uo definite announcements
a, yei ha, been made. il is almost
ccHa,n that the u. ening will be
marked By ceremonies 10 indicate
The nsIng soi The FIRST league bail.
ReShuffling Of Teams
There has been roshufflng of
la.ge number of the teams since
49, spgng. due mainly. to the call
II q large number Of boWlers - the
armed forces. One o. the biggest
shifting Of men has taken place in
ne linc-ups Of two OF the leading
teams in the race last year-John-
son f1dIiIk lIiu U ! AL - ~
Johnson Harris. winner Of the
League championship for 1928,
has acquired the service of two new
mcn-Dcnton Johnson, co-oWner OF
the club. and Bill Rhodman. for
merly with Frtars Ale. Rhodma1
VIII captain the JohnSon-Harr.s
team thi season.
Otner members o. the club are:
Ernest Wallace, Ray Harris CO.
owner: Pierce Coleman Harris.
Wallace, and Coleman were with
me club last season
Benny RlAckmon. arts md Jim
my Smith. former members OF
Johnson Harris. have not as yet
signed with any team.
Friars Lose Two
FiiarS Ale lost. in addition 10
Rhod nan, Sam Merchant, one OF
,he top keglers n the country.
However. Captain George Bennett
SAID:
When the eeason opens Frisrs
Ale will put strong team on
alleys" Ernest Boots : iirlax and
John Collins. members last season,
are certain % start with the cham
pioas OF l94l ~.
Hi-Brau will also face the oppo-
sition with a changed lineup, Jim
my Anderson, formerly with Snip
son Vulcanizers. will replace Otto
UBusterO Lloyd. now V tn the
armed forces. Other members OF
the team are: Quinn Frazier, Rob-
ert Sweed, Tom Gordon, and Capt.
Quate Walker.
The Wolverine league will pry
off The lid Sept. - also at Par 2dise
Bowl. The women's division or IT :
Motor City Bowling League Will
ooen their season Thursday, Sept
90
Ready Power. second place win
ners in the Wolverine, has added
some strength for the coming cam
paign. Frnes, tCBoots) Fairfax VIII
roll in the anchor slot. Otfer mem
bers are: Bill Yates, Frank Murphy.
Charles Chsnplis. 7aschay Con-
feet onary. third place winners. Nh
have James Knox. William Cham
bers. Ted Morris, Julius Foster. and
James Walker,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
NIamakes Loses To
Garner In Capital
Ebt jyhrd sord ord cd odod

wAsHINGTON.--tANPl go John
Garner. lo"1l midd!ewei2ht Vas
declared winner over veteran Steve
Manakes in the sixth round OF
their ien-round bout here Tuesday
n aht whom all old icg injury forced
Nsmskes 10 low down ard nc
referee called an end 10 INC fight
II vas recorded a. TKO 70. the
elongated colored f bier y b o
sometime ago Won dec SION ot.r
the highly toJted local middle
weight Stoney Lewis Only about
1000 customers saW- ne fight -;
G fifth stadium.
Johnny Coekhe|d promising NeE
Yorker. Won his bout ui:i knock
out in tao minutes and 20 seconds
ir me second round.
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18
Paige Loses
MoundDuel
To BarnhiLl

NEW YORK-The New York
Cubans. wJ,h.spsv'd Inpo Barnhis
on the mound, shut out the Kansas
City Monarchs. with Satchel Paige
pitching. 20 before 10000 here Sun.
day, Sept -
both tNirlers went the entire
goutc With Barrhi" giving Up only
,lrce hts while the CubaLs col
ieotcd 10 of Inc old master.
BROOKS terrific drive into the
-tsht field stand with Linares on
5asc in the fourth decided tn
3a't'c. Tbs wa, B.ooks' second cir.
,Yt c'out Of the day as he had
q1mercd Of Harvey o' the BAIL
more Elites with 40 men on in
ne opener which he Cuhans Won
: 70
Ri F.
Ea1 lsore roo eco GOO 3
CubanS III lO3 OK II q
Batteries Harvey and Clark: An
dersoh and Loudcn.
RI r
Kansas City 900 600 600 3 o
Cubans ..... 900 200 00x--2 20 2
Batteries: Paige and Duncan:
r rnhi,l and boudeu.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-18

CAMP LEE. Va.-Canp Lee Will
be represented on the gridron this
season by team that Is tall, heaty.
fast and experienced. The Quar-
termasters will appear on the field
as good a service team as that OF
any post in the region. Three full
elevens are working out under
l. Marshall Spivey and his coach
ing staff.
All-stars Of conferences through
ou' the country will be found on
the squad, They include players
from the Big Ten, Southern, South.
western and Southeastern confer
ences, Ivy League, S1.AA. and 9TH
ers. In addition. there are several
men with extensive semi-pro ex-
p rience
Offensives Strong
These varied backgrounds have
been combined 10 mold a team with
fancy offensive Starting With a
double winsback. balanced line. the
CItNSH VIII dieO usC S4HSiC W us
back and short punt from both u
balanced and unbalanced Inc.
1t. Bob Lin ierberg, former Min
nesota guard who played Commute
ball for the Fort Warren QMS last
season. is being worker at cer'""
by Line Coach Warren Casey. lie
will be spelled by David Hood. four
letter nan at Alabama A & NJ
Franny Carroll Of Holy Cross and
a pair OF teammates from Florida
A. & NJ. Howard Gentry and Chess
ter Rodgers, are being counted on
70" the heavy work at the guards.
II. Vlekoff. who played with the
Dodgers. several years back after
finishing up at c. c. n Y. is help
Ins tutor the line, but may get into
the game. Linderbers is also work.
ing Out at these posts and may sp-
pear in the game at more than one
position. All the candidates pack
plenty Of drive and arc fast in their
offensive and defensive ASST n-
mcnts.
Evening star., 1943-11-18
HELP WoMEN (ceat.). .

siso one temporary or psrt.tims worker.
sfEHoSRASSihiEEh. s9f H3as SSiiEh law once hours, 70 ss.s
sTENeSGk APHEs PHI s.' sehouT mo TOos Week, sis2
s4asSsSa,$ia zAD HSisr rs, s.. s.s had had
oee HSs. eb.Tp, II genera
A5linston: excellent opportunity. Oxford
TICKET SELLERS. Box once, experienced
in either reserved seat theater tickets or
railroad tickets. DU. 1888.
s1cesn position In large os
Txr1sTsa ~ g1saxsHS xsS eSFY e!Ss GIRLS wanted 40
Star Building, Associated Press.
TYfIST and general ONCE work, perma-
Month R@ oa Si7 1sts st. aSs NV RS Rsr
TYPisT. part-time; accuracy preferred to
siee 1aa nps Conn m psTson svs NV Martins China
elss' home office q local lie insar- sur
free hospitalization Insurance. salary. 500
NO.. q W With frequent increases. Apply r. T.
TYPisT for a s.neTal gen "a, Ai~ Work in fire and
casualty insurance ONCE; good pay, en-
yfs9nment sfs9e asa xl,s and permanent position;
fYfissir. besinner sinri acceptable; pleasant
salary sioo per monsh sox sSsj
HAT CHECK GIRL. Apply checkroom.
Esssis hGHts %Sts ,u Rm me S az and
no AspIy spnday st wor.
scI,,mS{I sTy aPd tiRs. 4 zDDi, Miss Lucille. 1777
WAITREssEs. coiored: no night or Sun.
day work. meals and uniforms furnished
ns nnpp,y az once; Vermont Pharmacy. 1923
WAiiTKEsssEs, v II s,i Counter girls. eolog.a, exp.
part 1arb or 81 full Il time Hendersons Grill. 7at
exDt eexDsrienee; s. to learn work Of mailing lisi
esary sVnS so, AZ
mos oid, $50 mo. 70 Cali Cali 'sf for deesils esHs
WOMAN WON. with experience spottins finished
at home home prefer ne. or Sc. resident; per
TianeIl mTaneInt' ,sd sood pay. Call Henry Studio
WOMAN. white. over 30, dependable. re-
anie va to assist IN restaurant; opportunity
work Honest and reis ble' s00i Must naahsaae have
N s.Df5tsnfs 81. nw
WOMEN t2) to work behind meat counter
Salary to start. S32.50 per week. Gooc
hours. Calvert Market, 1862 Columbis
rd. NV.
CAMERA STORE desires clerk with som,
photographic experience, good salary Som.
mer's Camera Exchange, 1410 New Yori
ave. NV.
NAVY OFFICERS WIFE offers good hom,
in Georgetown and good wages for thu
right NURSEMAID. to care for 2 children
2E2 and mos; accompany to Florida 70,
Einter: experienced. references required
AkLISGToN Al ME- couSfY electrical eopr.c,o,
desires stenographer-account clerk. ca
pabe OF performing general ONCE duties;
excellent salary and working conditions
see MI. Huzzard. 1715 Lee hwy, Airing
LARGE ORGANIZATION has opening for
capable young women to qualify as in
Vestigators. State age, education, marital
status and telephone number Those en-
gaged in essential war work do not apply
Box 3S0-J. Star. las
Evening star., 1943-11-18
ARMATURE A WINDER

exp. only; permanent job good pay to
CURED. Electric Equipment Co.. 9th and
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MEN DIVE
neea tsea four men men who want COED Jobs where
@ sGSRa,s spe eofins 'fp fer hns aa
essential to the war ef1ort, You benefit
X sss1Fes osrd nss seod g M MRosWsT
our service manager, at once Arcade
PGntlac PGTn sSDJ GO Jazz Irving s. NV, AD. 5000
filled to capacity. Large earnings, good
working conditions: permanent position
ssfd adasan nfsSTd 5 S.
AUTO t5h s. EhEcrR1c1ANs h.Ei and helpers for
Apply Electric ,Eauipment Co, 9th and
oToMoEiE FafeEral .RnGE Isrtieats reSHred
be be !, able to drive all makes of cars; good
AuTo An t a. iaia e.nerenaeS st g on
sential work in critical period to keep
cara needed eSns Scr 5ee ns
Arcade Pontiac Co.. 1437 Irving St NV,
AID $500
AUTO MECHANIC, Washington's oldest
Chevrolet dealer in center of town. Shop
filleo to capacity large earnings, good
working conditions, permanent position
after the war Referral card needed See
MT, Dillon, Barry-Pate g. Addison. 1922
AUTO .t5f = iMEnciHAAN1cs. "a top salary and ,iDer.
bonus; comfortable and light shop. Ap.
the local USES. H. J. Brown Pontiac
insI nfSiIso RessIyn; Ay; ya ya,cs ,o> - -
Pontiac; good job, where mechanics are
given every opportunity as ability demon
strates; We offer. good future for good
and talk 1t over. See our service mana ger
at once. Mr.. Weisiger. Arcade Pontiac
'GGoos, Wsshianst1ns sins LArse.t Pontiac Dealer,
Evening star., 1943-11-18
ADVERTISEMENT.
YnII !
6et Up Nights
You Can't Feel RIqhf

night your rest is broken and It's no wonder
II you feel old and run down before your
time. Functional rather than organic or sys-
temic Kidney and Bladder trouble often
toms simply because the Kidenys may be
tired and not working fast enough in filter-
ing and removing Irritating excess acids,
polsons and wastes from your blood. SO II
scanty or frequent passages, leg pains. back
ache, or swollen ankles, due to non-organio
Or non-systemic Kidney and Bladder trou-
bles, you'll make no mistake in trying the
prescription called Cystex. Because It has
given such Joyous, happy relief in so high .
percentage Of such cases, Cystex is sold un-
der . guarantee Of money back on return Of
empty package unless completely satisfao.
tory. Cystex costs only 35e at druggists.
Evening star., 1943-11-18
ADVERTISEMENT
Itching Skin?
Stop Scratching! Here Is
Quick Eose and Comfort

Now that clean, powerful, penetrat-
ing Moone's Emerald Oil is available
at drug stores thousands have found
helpful relief from the distressing
| itching and torture of rashes, eczema,
poison ivy and other externally
caused skin troubles.
Not only does the intense itching,
burning or singing quickly subside, but
healing is more quickly promoted.
Get an original bottle of Emerald OIL
Greaseless-Stainless. Money refunded
lif not satisfied
Evening star., 1943-11-18
Issued at Alexandria
Issued At Rockville,

Carl NJ Anderson, %. Camp Ham, Calf.
and Doris A. Rector. 10. Arlington.
and Dorothy Gallon, 81. washington.
Robert D. Clark, Fl, New York, and Elsi,
Elaine Clark, %, Masontown, Pa.
and Martha C. Jackson, 20. Washing ton
John a., Nemecz, ~. and Gladys v. John
son, 20: both of Washington
Dale H. De Marteau, 20, and Christin,
Harper, 2S, both of Washington
Roy Adams, 81 and Lucille Kerns, 80
both of WASHINGTON
Collins, ,2s, both Of Washington.
James Rutledge Stevens, 25, Washington
and Beulah Mae Speok, %, San Diego
Evening star., 1943-11-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored. as maid. beauty parlof,
store, as elevator operator: inexperienced.
willing to learn. DU. 1854.
GIRL. colored, wishes general housework.
part time, mornings; reference. TR. 1902.
GIRL. colored. wants work cleaning man Q
no Sundays on holidays. EX. 1878.
GIRL, colored. general housework, no
GIRL, colored, wishes gh.w., good rel. i;
wish work near Takoma PIX, Md. Call
OR. 6605. 1ss
AS nurse, cleaner. hotel maid or dish.
washer, FIR. 3466 after $50 pm.
WOMAN wants job cleaning ONCE between
the hours of and IL pm. Call
North O423 49,
Evening star., 1943-11-18
Births Reported


Donald and Emily Allen, boy.
Carl and Ellen Bachman. girl
6urke ana Elizabeth Baker. boy.
GABRIEL and Hortense Barrere, boy.
ChaSIes and amd tH6n Marsare5 RSwsn boy
Joseph and Mary Carlo. boy.
Arthur and Josephine Carson, girl.
Jerome and Adele Clements, boy.
Eaaties Eaa, end ah9 mo,;r Freda a,;sl Cohen; boy.
Francis and Norma Cox, boy.
Alan and Wilma Crosby. bow
Ernest and Helen Daniel, boy.
cecl eass and and Rabg Annf peIp. RIesfss; Sov boy
Thomas and Minnie Depoiis. boy.
Gilbert and Annie ponohoe. girl.
harrison and Ruth Doyle, boy.
Milton and Julia Enstine. boy.
HHorman and Ethel Goodrich, girl.
Roger and Naomi Grimara,. girl.
Mirttie and Neva Haley, girl.
Charles and Lottie Hall. girl.
Charles and Mae Harris, girl.
crank and Alice Heckenforn, boy.
Nathaniel and Lottie Henry. girl.
Edwin and Amaiia Houeh. girl t
Henry and Edith Keesee. girl.
William and Florence Kolb, tr.. boy.
CLAYTON and Juanita Longest, girl.
John and Shirley Martin, boy.
Charles and Media Miller. boy.
Ferdlnand and Lillian Moran, boy.
Jerome and Daisy Needel boy
Richard and Sarah OBovle, girl.
John and Josephine Parish. girl.
Charles and Helen Peck. girl
Dominic and Eleanor Pepi, boy.
Elmer and Dorothy Pouliot. boy,
Gilbert and Dorothy Reed bow
William and Lucy Rose. jr.. boy.
Ben and Anne Russler. boy
George and Marjorie Scherer, boy,
Milton and Ruth Schneider girl
Nathan and Anne Schuman, girl
Sidney. and Thelma Sherman, boy,
Samuel and Rella Schwartz. boy.
Henry and Mildred Sommers, girl.
Aaronson and Margaret Slant, girl
Fernando and Ethel Timbol boy.
Max and Miriam Wershof. boy.
Earl and Helen Williams, boy.
Edward and Kathryn Woodcock, nirl.
Herbert and Doris Wright. girl
Charles and Genevieve Yandell, boy,
Walter and Ivy Brooks, girl
kadee and Dorothy Brown. girl.
BENJAMIN and Marie Brown, girl.
Leo and Katherine Bryant, boy.
Arville and Lula Carter, girl.
James and Frances Dickens, boy,
Lawrence and Johnnie Flack, girl
Creighton and Viola Hammond, boy.
John and Ruth Jackson, boy.
Stanley and Mary Keys, girl.
Horace and Essie Mcdowell girl.
CaSsell and Ollie Robinson, boy.
Samuel and Airline Veney. boy and girl
Marion and Georgia West, girl.
Orion and Anna Whiting boy.
Louis and Adele Youpp 0ir
Evening star., 1943-11-18
MANAGER.

We want some one with plenty Of pub
fishing background familiar with circula
ton dept. work. accounts. and discrepa ncies
In accounts. record keeping, follow up OF
tions. to be responsible for business cor
respondence Of a large and growing pub
fishing Arm. II you have managerial ex-
perience in the publishing field. can ex-
press yourself well in writing, and have
the educational BACKGROUND to handle bust
personal history including details OF ex-
perience and education. This managerial
position calls for directing other CORE
spondents. ORGANIZING and supervising the
answering Of all types OF publishing cor
respondence Box 144-D Star
Evening star., 1943-11-18
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

COUPLE. white. for work in institution;
good pay pleasant living quarters. Tele-
phone Woodley 6367.
COUPLE, eo!ored, on farm, nearby Mary
land; no children: must be experienced in
housework: excellent salary, with furn.
house. Call at 1921 7th st. NV. Phone
MA. OSLO.
Ter. chauffeur, houseman; cook and gh W. ::
large family: other help kept: expect ex-
cellent service in return for good living
quarters and excellent salary. Call in
person. rear door, 2435 Kalorama rd NV
MAN OR WOMAN for profitable Rawleigh
route. Must be satisfied with good living
at start. Write Rawleigh's. Dept. DCK-
14-101. Chester. Pa
WOMEN OR MEN for retail liquor store
excellent salary; good hours. Rex Liquor
Store, 1919 Wis. ave
Evening star., 1943-11-18
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

COLLEGE sTUDENT desires part-time 20.
SIEssMAkING. DESIGNING, ssmodelins and
alterations; reasn Bert 1880 1ryins st.
Z: RSizx44Sss y! ofR.AISSss .AISSss 20 maid. store.
as.s ne sundsy Ii05 irht eoore % .e 80 r. os2a aa'
york at night from q. to 12.. MI. 7o49.
GIRL colored, wants part-time Job -
maid or cafeteria work. Call Elk. o152.
GIRL, neat. colored. wants part-time work
from from am. to pm. Call AT. 1888 unti
LADY. elderly. refined. wishes good ihom.
snd as c4p%U.niop posad to ass in exchange room
MAID, colored, desires 9 days or part-tims
MAID. neat H. colored, sord want. Job in depart.
.ss9. ssdi Stsa'' 'siof or dry ssod
tary service. desires position in frst-aid
ment; win consider doctors ONCE II IN
Sc. Lincoln .6911 between 10 am. and
nsHp ErSiH STnR sna csol.S st5STfa, 70,
indefinite period; child care, conyalescent,
maternity; In or near the city. DI. 9O64.
SECRETARY with personnel and once
executive in private business. interested
only in employer wanting alert. intelligent
young woman and willing to pay 5000
monthly minimum salary. BOX 342-J.
Shilsr l;1ias :: fssssn ssa. II s4,. .ss! s.s & &
YOUNG WOMAN wishes 4 hours work,
receptionist or working with public; 70
years in doctors once. Box 1851, Star.
Evening star., 1943-11-18
HELP MEN.

Any worker last employed in an
can not be hired BY any other en-
ployer except upon presentation Of
statement Of availability from his
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-11-18

To take charge Of small cafeteria in Alex
andrla, daywork, good salary. pleasant
SURROUNDINGS must have had previous food,
cafeteria or restaurant experience Reply.
giving telephone number, age and business
EXPERIENCE. Box 4-D, Star
Evening star., 1943-11-18

assistant by woman OF maturity and judg-
ment; adaptable, dependable. resourceful,
sar. Ses trained o1s,
perience all lines clerical work. selection
and training Of personnel, purchasing
equipment, printing and ONCE supplies Ca
pable sales, collection and business CORE
spondent Skilled in organization and
maintenance such depts. as hling, billing.
mailing. addressograph. cashiering. tipping,
stenographic. proofreading. advertising
records, etc. Permanent position desired.
LII 1867
Evening star., 1943-11-18
Personnel Assistant.

Young man with some college training
preferably law, to assist with exit inter:
availability in busy personnel ofnce (es-
sential Industry; experience not necessary,
About S165 per mo. to start for a 44-hour
week Write in confidence giving informa
ton about yourself which will show your
qualincations for the job. Interview will
be arranged. Box 373-D, Star.
Evening star., 1943-11-18
HELP WOMEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired BY any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
a statement Of availability from her
last employer or the USES.
Evening star., 1943-11-18
Marriage License
AppIicutions

Under D. C. la,p, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, iDatt three tull days and
receiDe their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Cross, -; 9O2 Massa chusetts ave. NV.
Franeis anS J., J. Fortpnato. 2S; Philadelphia. Pa.
joyce larson larson 81 81 kron aHs Iowa st s'e' and
Ebert McLeese, 10. 20I2 N st. NV, and
Joseph eSa Wsshinamton m sl1s H. a4t5 ft nv st,
and Mary Winston, II 739 24th st. NV.
william Bias, jr., IS. 2517 St. NV, and
Peggy Sullivan. 1s, 1917 Corcoran st.
Do1slss Jones, 90. a4sa N st. NV. and
katherine Douglass. %, SO Myrtle st.
Chanel wyche, "a, 1oa1 51st st. me-. and
y.rons Dmpss s,maad. CLARK 81 .sn 1899 st. NV,
fsssss as,asss ssslss 81 g. ;.gs 1sss 81
Georgia Cumberland. ss. ! iisa I? Il 18th St St.
Boris WEES Msssen. 4 L. 1888 1880 past * ra 9" nw and
oss MsrsIs H0TSfth Ws e e 1s9 sYitspd 4s6 s No
Dorothy zellers, II, 14l5 g st. ne.
sa Marssaet m'nS Rinefins5 SYRACUSE Y
Elmer e, EDWARDS, q, $40 NJ st. NV. and
clarenee Bafer 81, S. 91s ais FIoTida fi NV ave- ne.
and a Margaret Andrews, 81, 7os g st..
Herman Heinrich. AZ, 71o3 Georeia ave
NV. and Thelma colvin. "a. 1888 New
se5,aGld NafS5,a. col!s; Ne Slia 10th st. NV. and
John Carey; %, scranton. Pa, and Mar
,osans saTet Fisher. Fisher: ~, Dahleren. Va.
and Betty WillOws % f. Ms1ns fso1 rsyor 5Cy Pa
Albert bert 1 Bishop; =, q. 514 Shepherd st. NV.
Mildred Curry, aa. 1918 tG Gales Se st. ne ne and
Gus Editb G5ahamt Rnnts 90 I1os s,R s.: NV, and
Robert A. Reed, 90. 53s Oklahoma ave
On; ne; a. and Alice Carey. 26. Montrose. va
thy Coil, %, i4aS i4sIse' K St. Dhro NV ana Doro-
Issued at Alexandria.
MasUIn Hnne ou,ys F WhItnsy' i5s ss Arlington, and
Pasaus,e " Tomsino s o. a. AeSfSat'a Foqt George
Meade. Md, and Hannah Ruth ouesene
Roosevelt esfTy VI Washinxtoa AlsNandrs a and put,
Burton R. Drum. u. San Diego, Calf,
ana Ruth I. Sloan, 90. WaShington
aired H. Brooks. 40, Washington, and
". Edith 3 Metz, 35, Alexandra.
VINCENT William Taylor. Al. Archbold.
Ohio Ohio; and Jewell A. Watson. 81, Alex
Charles Frazier 5s. and Henrietta Nc
Carthy. 81, both OF Alexandria
Leo Nearhoof. 20, Port Matilda, Pa, and
verna Dillen. II. Julian. Pa.
herman *: stump, "a, and Mary NJ
Beggs. %, both of Alexandria
PauI L. Otwell. 25. Washington, and Betty
Jane Norris, 10, Alexandria.
1ohn <. WebSter, p and Mildred Ray, 22
Thomas F. Murphy. "a, and Violet E.
Snadid' q, both Of Philadelphia
George A. Ross. 30, Camp Ellis. ILL., and
Elizabeth E. Sprow. "a, Washington.
Evening star., 1943-11-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HEREAFTER I will be responsible only for
such indebtedness as may be contracted
by myself. Thomas A. White. 439 sth
HAVE SOLD "Moraine House Of Beauty"
after this date not responsible for business
All standing claims and bills must be pre-
sented nefore December 1st. 1943. Mrs.
M M. King. $500 Connecticut ave
Evening star., 1943-11-18

Local drayage CO. needs experienced
white man mentally and physically able 10
supervise the handling OF freight for D. c.
delivery; prefer man draft exempt with
some transportation experience: perma
nent position with postwar future; salary
$3.50 to start. Apply Mr.. Metcalf l24e
4th ST. ne
Evening star., 1943-11-18
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I,ARORERS

LABORERS.
We want laborers who want steady
work every day, 6 days week the year
around, De not apply unless you are above
the average and accustomed to laboring
work, strictly sober and willing TO show up
for work every day. Opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply between and 8, any
morning.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY,
1901 Bladensburg Rd NE
On Main Rms line