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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
ORGANIZATIONS.
T0PAY TRIBUTE.
TO SOLDIERS.

Michigan Chronicles War Widows
club and Service Mems associates
have arranged a gala party at the
Brewster center on Sunday, Dec. 49,
beginning at 4 pm.
The program Is dedicated to all
race servicemen, everywhere. IAN
Allegiance to Colors" is the theme
OF the celebration. at which many
outstanding national and local per-
sonalities are expected to be
present.
The War Widows call upon all
community groups to join in the
celebration "in recognition Of the
contribution OF Negro servicemen
and women in war against Fascism
and in recognition OF the respon-
sibility to remove the remaining
barriers 10 our countrys morale
efficiency"
The tentative program jointly
sponsored by War Widows. Mich
igan Chronicle. National Negro
Congress. NAA.CP, Negro Youth
Council for Victory and Democracy,
follows:
An Allegiance TO Colors
Truman X. Gibson, Civilian Aide
to Secretary OF War Potential per-
sonality): Pat Quinn, Industrial
Union. CLIO: r. J. Thomas. UAW-
Clio; Charles Young Post Bugle and
Taps: Chief Petty Officer Charles
r. A Smith; Crosse lie band. Navy:
Gloria Morgan, NAAC.P. Youth
Council secretary; Rosa Gregg. De-
troit Association Of Womens Clubs:
Julia Oliver. Mexican delegate: Rev.
Charles Hill; Clara Young Walker.
hsrpist Boy Scouts Of America.
- Partial list OF sponsors: Detroit
Urban league. John Dancy and
Raymond Hatcher: Jap Sneed. Club
Three Skies: Local 500 Ford Motor
company; Cut Rate Department
store. Mr.. Gibbons; Sunnie Wilson.
Cocktail lounge: Lawyers Guild.
Y.WC.A.. Lucy Thurman Branch.
Admission. 55c: Servicemen admit
ted free.
We call on all community groups,
churches. trade unions and interest
ed individuals TO join US in paying
q tribute 10 Negro servicemen and
women.
Committee for An Allegiance to
Colors: Miss Patricia c. Young.
chairman: Mrs Lillian w. Mathews.
advisor: Miss Ethel Palmer. chair
man Of finance.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Women Discussed
College Sports

DURHAM, NC. (ANP)-Women's
Sports Day associations represen-
tatives from Virginia State college,
Bennett college and A & T college,
assembled at North Carolina State
college here Saturday in what was
scheduled as a six-college women's
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-04
Laundry Strike
Ends In Atlanta

ATLANTA (ANP)-After an alb
sence OF seven weeks. the l.400
striking laundry workers. who tied
up production in nine OF the city's
largest laundries. were back on the
job Monday. pending adjudication
Of the case by the War Labor Board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09

the Constitution did not intend
the United States to he a de-
moCracy or even a republic.
that they personally sought 10
make il kind OF centralized
Fascist obliGarchy. that the Bill
OF Rights was only adopted re-
luctantly and that The Consii-
tutIon-makerS feared the peo-
pie
These allegations based on
mere opinion IN the red hot
debates IN the constitutional
convention in Philadelphia, are
designed 70 weaken >ubtly our
confidence in and respect for
the Constitution democracy and
our way of life.
This country OF ours is a DEM
ocraiic republic
That's precisely what the
founding fathers intended 10
make II. and that their lnten-
ton should not be misunderstood
they began the preamble 10 the.
Constitution with these words
words that for the first time
in the history of tho world APP
peared IN "A national law We
the People
Let nothing shake your con-
fidcnce in our democratic re-
public and beware ot those
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
Bugs Studies Hug Life
Ants i'm the Ponsies
Vex Gardener Boer
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

This has been bad for in the victory garden,
Went down library and looked
That fellow Maeterlinck knows about than
any man ever met and him. He says there
are 5000 different kinds Of 400
parasites.
The ant viii live any place that exists with the
exception Of the Arctic Not that cold kills It. II just goes
to sleep until hears the antor banging the steamppes
All the great insect experts Nike Kabre Say the Mas
the perfect form Of government IT sure has if living
other folks gardens anything. " N
There is paste that will kill ants. But il is very diff
fcult to spread them And you have a right be
pcous when somebody packs 1t IN the picnic lunch.
There be reason this world for ants oven if
nobody has discovered it, They IN all hooks and cannes.
II you deliver lecture ants you will have
trouble illustrating
Just look the bureau the bread box under your
lapes. Select fl subject put
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
White House
Conference Hit

commission 10 supervise all Ger
man schools, books, films and
newspapers after the war.
These Educators are-ay
naive as Little Eva.
In the first place, according
10 our own liberty-loving lights
we have no right 10 supervise
the mental life of any foreign
people and, in the second place,
1t Is not the German system Of
education that is at fault in
Germany.
It's the German character
which Is meSSianic. goose-Step-
ping, SadlStic and provincial.
How are these Little Evas OF
education in England going 10
root out ages-old racial char
acteriSticS by merely changing
radio programs. school books,
films and editorials in newspa-
perS
F. If | may butt in with plan,
I again suggest this: chop up
Germany into about % little
states, each one independent of
tho other.
Place an army and a civilian
force in Germany 10 collect
damages.
Shoot all the Nazi leaders. by
the thousand. from Hitler down.
Prohibit any German state
from having an army and navy.
Do not disturb the cultural,
mental, or spiritual life of the
Germans or their customs.
Germans are a peasant people.
Keep them down 10 the peas
ant level for 100 years or more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
March Of Events
by Benjamin DeCaSSeres

| WAS glad 10 see Damon Run
yon lead off with a slam-bang
against the greatest farce in our
national lfe-the daily White
fttot+~t' newspaper ference
Nothing much ever has been
gwen our al these conferences
bur presidential WiSecrackS.
II is like q minstrel show,
with the President in the I'M
dIgnfed role OF Mr.. Bones.
As Runyon says. no one is
interested IN these confer
cnceS
They arc a waste Of time
good new Spapcr time
Runyon also says the PreSi-
dent enjoys these daily tWitrer-
lng> because
He Is an actor. The press
conference is one of his little
stages"
Let's have done with this no.
quo'ation-mark interview bur
leSque both on the part of the
presidency and the press.
TIIE President some time ago
L rightly warned the country
against the sabotage that runs
far deeper than The blowing up
OF munitions plants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
The Brighter Side

MAYBE I ought 70 Get myself
WI SospboX or hire hall for
this one
I have been thinking ri how
In time Of War. the name. ~
patriotism Is employed as
Camouflace for much deceit and
considerable downright skull
duggery.
II always IS used by phony
buns and cover for rackctS
of ono KIND ia4r4.ii - --r1t-rr-r-.
whether II IS IN collecting 4 per
ccniage off the Flag IN some
devious manner such rs profit
cering schemes alleged 10 30
in the interests Of public or
service morale. or by lodging
the draft through furious mani
fcStallonS IN futile Jobs
II - used a. an ahhl by some
business men for unWarfantcd
inefiiclepcieS IN their operations
and for clipping their customers.
IL Is used as prctcNt by
pressure groups for promoting
Their various SWindlcS and AS
wedge by rcforrnerS for slipping
in undesirable laws on the poo
pie
IT is used by senators and
AronGreSSmcn as an excuse fox
unnecessary spending NJ tho
taxpayers money on lUnNF'>
and Investigations and by public
officials everywhere reason
for arbitrary and ridiculous
rules and regulations and a,
cause for the most shameful
neglect Of the people Interests
and for thousand and ono
petty lmpoSlflons on the public
Tho. name Of patriotism U.s.
used by some of our c.tllcn> as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
Connolly Answers

] l7I- Milwaukee. ,hl Glove
land CO.. Portland
:. Xviii, rr71 INK III
DCCC
3 tal Texas. Oh California:
tcl Vermont.
{ ,al Charles Dickens, Ohl
Raphael Saba,ini, Dcl Eu-
gene O'NcIll.
> ,ai CALVIN Coolidge IN
Franklin Pierce, lcl James
Garfield
s e+rt- rrai rStTtr- I'M fTCc-
y Mold, tci chattcl
Z tal Bawdon CraW,cy th)
N Dc>dcmoua tCt Friday
Cop. ught. 1913 h> kns fr8'lrFs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
(IirdIP for Men
Needs Other Name

FfaRciSco husbands arc The hest
dancers In the order named.
As 20 the worst dancing hlS-
bands it is a te between Los
Angeles and Philadelphia.
90 YOU claim 10 be an ob-
y serving person
All right. without looking
tell me quickly what color are
the numbers and what color ne
letters on your telephone dial.
Can you draw a picture ~
your te lcphone dial from
memory?
II you arc really observing
you viii know the color Of tha
letters and numbers and VIII
put them all in their proper
order on thus picture.
THE Negro press reaches
L about four million readers a
week, states Washington corre-
Spondent l. F. Stone
4 spOrtSCrlbc says IL costs
Sll 10 give race horse the
saliva test
Despite the confidence placed
on this test its value is ques-
tionable.
When it was used in France
INSCRIPTIONS horsemen found a
way TO beat it.
IT IS believed 1913 VIII break
1 the United States record for
blessed events. About 3,000,-
900 babies are expected to be
born this year.
Therefore that book titled
Lady IN Waiting ny Rory
Gallagher, should be popular.
II is described as AN intimate
journal Of a modern mother
to-be.
q How can a gambling hus-
band be reformed? Can your
mules and men department sug-
geSt a cure ?
4 Our mules and men de-
partment states gambling men
are rarely reformed by other
people They usually reform
themselves That Is, experience
finally teaches them the neces-
Sary lesson.
More horSeplayers reform
than poker players. And moyv
poker players than gin runfIly
players
Copyright. 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
On the Side

One bocl,i"-9 'oot. ac last tic.
jost'
One silent ,eor-tor youth IL
pest.
~. p. Willis.
The poS>im,tIc observation
above was made by The author
ON ms 35'b birthday II was
written 100 years ago.
Nowadays people retain
their youth much longer.
However, no matter how
young a woman in her torucs
looks she never feels young
The thought that she IS get
ting old is continually on her
mind
ION the other hand many
men IN their fOrticS not only
look young but feel young
OEEDJ
I'VE Girdlc of the late Jack
Barrymore recently was
aucl'pncd M HOLLYWOOD
Tins department is informed
reliably that men who wear
g'rdieS IN order 10 give them
selves something AKIN 10 "A
Sehoolbo\ hgure are not rare IN
Hollywood
y seems me form compressor
ID 4
worn nE men Should De given
some o'her name man giidle.
Mlchaei C4rli/' director 81
mission 10 MOSCOW, loId NeW
oik reporters ihal some
dramatic license hdd peen
taken IN me making N TINS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS


W r What are the chances
n getting completely cured Of
2 pyeb'lS Infection ~ 4 child >
-A-ast--- A-4 49, r :. 4A--4a+a- -<4aifaaA- ?
VIII person with this con-
dI'ion have 10 bo more cautious
IN daily life than a normal per
son
Answer Horseshoe kidneys
are moro liable 10 Infection.
DNcIIuS. stone etc. than normal
kidneys
While such conditions may be
cleared up They tend 90 rocur
from time 20 time
In regulating the lie ~ such
a person. the most important
precaunon IS ~ nav" a regular
examination Of tho urine IN
order 10 catch anything before
30 gets a head start
p5 Vt ,......- ,.....
=. ',',, 80. 49, IN, ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
Run,yOn Gets
on 'SOapbON'

ignorant ~ the true situation of
their parents back home
And always the very first 10
stop thinking Of the brave boys
when they rrurn from tho fight
ING are the statesmen.
ARGE numbers n our Stcr-
II ling citizens write indignant
letters IN the name Of patriotism
10 The neMSpa &-ee-HticrunTnE
the workers for suggesting bot
terment 81 their working con-
dltions. and then these citizens
hustle around 10 find a good
Surc-fooIcd markeicer' IN CaS
and meat and tires and other
rationcd articles. If they have
not already cot pretty good
stocks boarded ~ bur A. tho
same time aSSiduou~ly avoiding
tho purchase of Mar bonds Of
which the workers hold mere
than any Other class. proper
tlOnatciy 10 their means
S.l.,,,c - ,.,g,,o,.,l,-.. f-..t,.
20 ''.l '..'l'',i 90 80 '..'.
. Nv ; 20 ~, l'aL'>
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90 go
-. .'''' ''''''. paw e non ~ ''''
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''.'''' b ''i''I'i' "a'N ono ol
'inrc td>t> ni protest CTopS W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
Benny Relays
News on Allen

She lost a son in TunSIa.
The first thing she wanted 20
see IN tho Big Town vas Fraun-
ces Tavern, whore George
Washington and his officers
used to go
After getting off the train
from Texas and locating at a.
midtown hotel, they got INTO "A
cab
"Frsunces Tavern, please"
she instructed.
Huh :"'Said the hackle.
"Fraunces Tavern" she re-
peated.
where would that he ."
asked the cabbie.
Goodness" she SAID. don't
tell me you don't know where
ID is"
LADY" vas the reply, I'm
sorry. But I really don't know
every GIN ihiii IN town
NEW YORK MclOdrama If
there's one man IN town
who wishes ne had another
name it's Frank SInalra.
HIS cousin IS the current
grooming rage rs the same
handle
MH9t singer ictftatra lacks m
poundage cousin Frank has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09

p'F"da d'o''"t'e t'efH'e !.
in, D,,to or +E, e.,.o... ..,-,e
MS 'oi ian.
Mrs. Mcnke is said ~ be Tho
amateur champion pie maker
of tho tb.r,oa, o,.,.rsI ...tes
CO. --.-.
one - 3D','7 ~ s''.'' ''.' ''''
i'y - ''' '''s'N'''- p'' l'e'.
~ is >aia "nI\ ON" woman ln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
Better He Ith

I HAVE Just been shown the
Il ConSummation OF the quar-
termaster's dream
| think / first heard about
TINS dream right after the
Spanish American Var when on
our front porch one night the
colonel Of cavalry regiment,
an officer in the quartcImaSicr
corps. and medical officer of
the army were talking about
the great advantage of having
. concentrated ration for sol
dlerS
The idea from the point Of
tactics is that a unit Of troops.
which may range numerically
from a company 20 . division.
X 10 20 forward either for
reconnaissance or for offensive
operations
They may he gone for p
hours 10 week
The men are doing hard
work. So they have 10 be fed
and numbering camp kitchen
IS very much IN tho way on
occasions OF this kind
NOV if each man could be
~ supplied with A fairly AEht
package containing ra'ors for
ono week. they could get about
their business IN Lan-1 time
Without The discomfort ~ hun
gor until the camp Kitchen had
caught up with them
That has been the quarter
masters dream
II vas attempted 7 think in
practice shortly after The Span
l>h-AmerIcan War with some
concentrated ration, that Wcro
given 90 a troop az cavalry
which was sent 30 secluded
hollow in the hills and guarded
II Was we'll lh3' they were
guarded because Tho men after
~ hours on the concentrated
rationS were realty 10 commit
mayhem 10 get on.
MODERN proccss sing has
vi solved the problem for
practical purposes
The particular processing is
dchydration. plus The ability 10
add concentrated foods
NItamln-containlng foods in
general are somewhat bulky
Perhaps Nature made that
provision IN order 20 make them
attractive.
In other words 50 that they
would be filing
~ any rate with these two
ideas OF ichydraton and roe
enforcement 70 concentrated RAJ
ton has been prov lied
I AM not allowed 20 tell what
is IN D.. hut can say that It
IS a mall package in IN
Different packages have dtf-
ferent contents which are
labeled Is. VI. ctC
VI contains thc meat. but the
only way 10 get in tho meat is
"a get in tho X can first be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
Quick Answers

I SIR Galahad.A
. Russia
3-The fountain Of youth
( Missouri and California.
; Pennsylvania.
6-An animal II is a large
ox-hkc African antelope.
Z The Egyptian vulture
Coryrfrhf. 1888. ry Kirg Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
by Damon RunvOn

provocatioH FOR shopping and
prNIng and for prosecutions Of
their nelghborS and BY members
Of our judiciary as reason FOR
weird dcCISlonS
II IS dragged IN by society as
cNtcnuauon for Youthful cK-
cc>ScS and for letting down ~
the bars az conventions and tho
elimination of good manners and
even morals
II has been so IN every war
II Will be so IN al vars 10
come
d. mos, ot all o. IS used As
ID blackjack hy capital on
labor by employers on en-
pioycS
j. is invoked Is q rcproach ~
working mon and women white
collar and denim. whenever they
utter the slightest protest
against nc conditions surround
INC 'aew. snuufga unjust those
eor3. ul, v.l .r
b.t -'If.-u 81 many Of whom
base not h.au aWa FROM tro
puhHc crib tor D ,ns.e hour or
5o0e sap of WORK 10 many
Year, hoNI .n 'ho name Of pa-
flg' -u that thp htr~ mould
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09

LACES About Town Jack
1 Benny relaylnG the news that
Fred Allen may resume on the
networks about New Year
Day.
Paul Calico. the word ma
gician. and his wife inspecting
New York's food market along
West Street at 3:30 ayem-Color
for a forthcoming mag piece.
Capt. Jack Smith. FIRST officer
10 set foot on Guadalcanal
wears the Navy Croosl whose
charming southern draWl awcS
the local bellies Is a Brooklyn
boy
Eddie Cantor, the grand
Der. who has no gray hair
T1leSs IL Is hidden by shoe pol
ish. that is.
II Eddy Duchln USNP. gld-
Ing along the Stork Club floor
with Mrs Ayerill Hartman,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
NEW YORK HEARTBEAT

NEW YORK HEARTBEAT-
/ doubt il th<re ,tos any one
10 blame -.
i think that crasg Bcoy ras
marked by fate.
NNe summer seemed 70 hoid
some secret shame 49,.
The mmcmoriai moon ,cos
Rot ruth hate -.
Our songs had ncithcr 9rocc MIR
Uitchery.
And there was terror ia me
KISSES kissed =.
The nights came doWH NTH
dread monotong
And you uere there bit
there as IN must;
There should hare been storm
10 break the heat,
Some cool and golden inter
iude 70 share -.
BIT ne ircrc set on hedytbre0k
and defeGt,
And disiIiusioR trembted m
the air -.
I doubt If You and I need take
the blame -.
A ghost feW By and cupped a
dyr0 fame
y. NJ. Of Manhattan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
On Broadway ~.
By Walter NincheII

Trad. Mark REGISTERED. copyHSis lsr
Evening star., 1943-09-21
PERSONAL.

RESPONSIBLE COUPLE. honest and clean
had experience in the care OF children:
permanent; ref; S2l wkly. Box 455-Y.
Star o3s
sPECIAL EXERCISE COURSES for busi-
for ladies. Conv. appointments. Laurit-
zen's Gymnasium, 1903 L st. NV EX
CoNyALEsCENT. elderly man. woman,
couple can have full care in very fine Jew
sh home kosher beautfT yard front and
WATCHEs REPAIRED, 3 to 5 day service.
all work guaranteed S. Franks Jewelry
Gp Gpr, llpd RtI4Hp I45h st: NV. RE. 5Ilo; 49,
Wea Re Fee bas1 Teef for pains and aches due
ritis nervousness, piles. colds flu or
other ailments also relief for aching,
swollen feet; Lady Naturopathic Dr.. 20
years experience, in charge, SH. 26so.'
the children of Washngton. For any
service, day or evening, call Mr.. Reiss,
CAN An GIVE GIVE MOTHERS CARE to children.
ages to 4, at my home in Forestvile Md :;
daily daily N Mon. through Sat, Phone Hillside
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Sullivan, If you are in need OF a loan
up TO $500 on your Signature
HEMORRH0IDS eraalcated BY my own
time time or money back. write fer beokIet NJ
EMFLoYED H1 GovERNMENT SitlS "'sf GIRL would
like room for tending child 2 nights weekly
dWAY fGK wv WETGHr fdiI REDUCING: self appli- apr
AID. 012g
Evening star., 1943-09-21
WE PURCHASE
ROOMING HOUSES
Direct From Owners.
nITCT CT1nN

QO1IN nv 1 1olS.
NO COMMISSION TO PAYl
Harrington Management Co.,
1913 Vermont Ave. NV. EX. 1929.
EVENINGS, SH 1896.
Evening star., 1943-09-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LIQUOR STORE WANTED, will pay cash
Box 457-Y, Star. %"
SALE-Basic patent on penny toothbrush
designed for discard after single use. Box
410-Y Star. 22'
RUGsTORE-Unusual opportunity to se-
cure for very low price fully equipped,
partially stocked drugstore. corner, excel
lent NV. section: estab. Is yrs; reasonable
rent Apply 705 Kennedy st. NV. 27'
FOUNTAIN N-LUNCHEONETTE-Sa
deicatessen: modern fixtures; plenty stock:
two can handle; any reasonable offer, suit
able terms near Walter Reed Hospital and
new housing just completing. 1925 Geor-
RooMING HOUSE. nice rooms, very
we'll furnished; rent $50. Near school:
nice cheap: heat: price, $500 cash. 1131
18th st. NV. 23'
BEAUTY SALON, 304 PA. AVE. Sc.
Established O years. Hours: am. to
8 pm. Forced to sacrifice at low price
Call TR. 9052 or apply above address from
q am to e Dm 2Rs
Evening star., 1943-09-21
REPAIRS AND SERVICE.


ssRpR1s RooF To SG
CARPENTER, 1st-auality work; alterations,
storm sash. stair work, dormer windows.
Einsn FhnoR that s.NnIN1 attG sa rssn,.ntr se1G
FLOOR SANDING, cleaning and waxing.
HOUSE WIRING and fixtures. repair work
Of all kinds; extra base plugs installed.
sd. Get o91 sIac esflmsteS dG vases and 81 lamps
81! G st, NV. MA. 2622
PAINTING. decorating. interior. exterior.
paper hanging, general repairs: reliable
white MECHANICS. Mr.. Ridenour. HO. 3147.
ing. plastering at low prices. Work guar
antesd ~, Call TAYLOR 1889.
incl ineludinE sunlsst Washasle paper. Do
PAPER HANGING, first class work; white
PAPER HANGING, this week, only 81 per a:
room l943 washable. sunfast papers; work
guaranteed Michigan .5315
pdE 1Gs oh foa and On
PLAsTERING PAS GE nc "D AND CEMENT WORK. No No job
100 small or TOO tar. DI. 4570. Willia m
SFWGAs ThSmGas i9a s! nv Tsnarsd
rebuilt. Cleaned. oiled and adjusted, 81 so;
s05 Bashford lane. Alexandria, Va. Tenn
pie 625S. day or night "5'
ADDITIONS. REPAIRING. REMoDELMa.
Any type. foundation to roof. any location;
0Tssi MPaEsSSS sos oKSxAY Kf5k 1874
ruLfER GAMsSA d'ALBkRTi 'HATLEAklEFNf INC,
S16 10th St. NV. Phone National 47l2
Evening star., 1943-09-21

SACRIFICE highest quality,
complete modern blond ma
hogany bedroom and dinette
suites, new G. E. 7-cu.-ft.
refrg., convertible daveno. In
spection available until 3 pm.
Evening star., 1943-09-21
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

COMPTOMETER COURSES.
HUNDREDS Of excellent openings In
ing S25-S40 wk. Intensive courses on
COMPTOMETER, Marchant, Monroe. Fri
course. NEW classes NOW starting. Day
and night. LARGEST ONCE machines
school in Washington.
BOYD CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL,
1898 F st. est. 25 Yrs.) Ma. 1898.
TELEPHONE COURSE.
EASY, short. interesting; good-paying
positions. private and in Govt. Typing free
Capital PIX School,
l3l1 G s. fEst IL YrSl MA 2l17
Evening star., 1943-09-21
MOTOR TRAVEL,

CALIFORNIA-Two young ladies wish ride
October !. HO. 1900 Ext. 1900. 23'
LEAVING for Hutchinson, Kans., via st.
Louis, Sept % Would like passenger to
share expenses and help drive. Call WA.
$500.
LADY wants ride to Syracuse, N. Y, will
share expenses and driving. FIR. 5429. 23'
LADY desires transp. to New Orleans or
vicinity. Can help drive, share expense;
early October. TIE. 1872. Il.
Evening star., 1943-09-21

VENETIAN BLINDS.
AS LOW AS S4 so AND UP.
FREE ESTIMATES-PROMPT SERVICE.
NO INSTALLATION CHARGES
PARK AVENUE VENETIAN BLIND CO.,
WA. 449S.
RE-UPHOLSTERING
2-piece, living room suite reupholster.d
to look like new, S43. Latest patterns and
new insides included. Best workmanship
guaranteed.
SWISS UPHOLSTERY SHOP.
2423 18th st. NV. Adams 0761.
CLOSING OUT entire stock of
new and slightly used furniture.
Building leased. Must vacate. A
rare chance to furnish up now.
We still have a large variety of
kneehole desks, Duncan Phyfe
tables, chairs, beds, springs,
mattresses, bookcases, secre-
taries, etc. D. Notes, 633 Indiana
ave