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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
TYPISTS

Permanent positions with an excellent
starting salary. These positions have q
very good postwar future. Call Cadillac
$500 fer appointment,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
SHARE LIVING QUARTERS
GARAGES FOR RENT
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE

EIGHT MILE GRATIOT SEC.
New 3-bedroom homes with dinette, all
tile features, recreation space. large lots.
Near schools, transportation; quick pos
session FLA terms.
1909 Fas. Mile TU 2-7733
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

BUNDLE WASHING Brns u and carry
u. Townsend 7~12fi,
EXPERIENCED co.ored lads wishes Gas
work laundry cleaulnB So oariaEe.
Temple 2-ofi7.
EADERIEAGk-!l- ID, l-- p---f'.s .. =
Cleaning, ironing cleaning stores TEN
pie 2-36Os
EXPERIENCED coiored typist wishes 20
sltion S35 week Temple 2-3li7.
LADY wishes general housav0rE ful
time, days stav nights Temple 2-2ius
LAUNDRY service specializing bachelor
bundles, casn-carry 1891 last wis.
TrruUte 62S1.
NEAT experienced c0oreG lady wishes
day work. laundry, cleaning. Trinity
1-1476.
WOMAN (whiieI wishes general house
work or kitchen; $3.50. cartare. Tempe
COLORED lady. experienced, wishes days.
Laundry; cleaning, SO, earfage. Temple
-s505
COLORED lady wishes day work. laundry
preferred; S. So carfare. cherry o22s.
COLoRED girl wishes bundle ironing, S.
University 1-05l0-
COLoRED girl wishes days housework.
- uwrSrr- 5-75t1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
FEMALE HELP WANTED
COLORED WOMEN

fiume service Work FOR wholesale houss
excellent earnlnga, full and part tine
Write Box B-l56l Detroit 81, Times
COLORED SCHOOL, girls Tor mattresses IN
drug stores. must be - wears old part
time work Apply Barthwells DEUS
stores. $500 Oakland. between J ara :
J. M -..s
COLORED GIRLS for drus stores. c10king
l. plain cooking no heavy work no pastry
cooking. Apply Barthweifs Drug stores,
$500 oaklapd. between and 4 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

CEILINGS, walls washed wall0aUrr
cleaned Eeltabie Reasonable Guar
anteed workmanship Olive fS?3
EXPERIENCED COLOREp Man wants
wall washing. Paper cleaning painting,
Trinity 2-g8t7
coLoRED bog wishes di-h wishing.
porter work East side. F.tzroy 562f.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

FOR RENT = Three light housekeep ping
rooms. - Auoendale Ave.
FOUR employed factory girls 10 share
cooking and laundry privileges. DR.
9ie5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
TYPIST

For drug warehouse; typing labels an
shipping sheets Permanent. no lsyoffi
good wages. Apply McKesson q Robbins
SIS W. Jefferson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Churchill Stand
Seen as Blow TO
u. 5. Planning

WASHINGTON, Narcn - iINS ,
Prime Minister ChurChill's INSIST
ence that the Allies concentrate
their full attention on defeating
The Axis was seen today as a
severe setback 10 tho American
governments hope Of reaching adj
vance understandings op plans 10
win the peace
Undcrsccrctary Of State Welles,
speaking last month m Toronto,
that now Is the time
for the United Nations 10 start
trying 10 reach agreements on the
sort Of World order They want
after the war
ChurchillS statement yesterday
that nothing could be more fool
ISL az this time than for the AL
-f1cS n attempt TO work out the
details Of the peace plans before
Germany is defeated was viewed
an diplomatic circles As virtual
rejection of the state department S
plan
The first reaction i'm authorize.
tive quarter, here was thar Tho
American government lS unlikely
tfe---th- matter IA -A4eW Gi
Churchill strong stand
Indications are that the peace
planning nov viii be confined T.
tentative studies and exchange:
Of information. without "et'f'
commitments until Germany ha'
bocu drtr-'e6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Senators
PLAN Wins
Support
WASHINGTON, March p uNs)

WASHINGTON. March - tINS)
- Twenty-SiX new Republican
members 81 -tha-lI9use today
pledged their "Wholehcartcd sup
port" for a resolution before the
Senate favorinG establishment OF
a world police force to keep the
peace after the war is won.
They joined in sending a letter
TO the drafterS Of the resolution
Senators Ball RI Of Minnesota,
Hatch ID Of New Mexico, Hill
|CD) Of Alabama, and Burton RI
of Rhode Island declaring tho
Atlantic Charter and declarations
Of the United Nations are not
enough
More specific fOrmulae should
he agreed to now 80 that friend
and foe alike may know what
the victory will bring" said the
/ letter.
Non-partSan consideration o.
the resolution was urged
Later the draiterS OF the rcSo
luton carried their appeal 10 tn
country in the American Forum
ut tite-At soothing at protest
that the resolution is premature
and insisting that there should b'
meetings now Of representative
of all the United Nations 10 cS
tabish an international organiza
ton. with police powers, 10 kcel
the peace after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
IADvERrisEMENT
Rush Relief To
Sufferers From
Rheumatism Pain

Thousands ri sufferers from the tortuTing
mains OF rheurnatisrn. sciatica. lumhagn, neu.
rnlgiA and nsuntts-are certainly happy over
their discovery Of kURITO Nov they have
found a quick acting formula which speedily
relieves those eHhaustlng muscular aches and
pains NURlTO ~ Trustworthy and dependable
.-ooaiA,as 10 op,ste- " you want 20 ieei again
the 10Y OF relief from pain 80 you can work m
pesce and sleep m oomiOrt--bs wise and Try
EURITO under this monClad guarantee II the
very first three docs do not relieve that cruel
pam In your satisfaction your money Sill h
refunded. Don suiier. AK year druggist TO-DAY
iH NURITO on this guarantee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Vm-Dyed, Pre- Shrunk
FLORAL CRETONNES
So.

your Springke flower prints Living
bedroom or dining room spot fresh
pcoves spreads Small spaced floral
bouquets or larger designs lasting coo
shrinkge than 2oo SO inches wide
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Fluffy Chenille Spreads
Easy to Wash---
No Ironing Required!

Their heavenly pastels and their appeal
ing softness aren't all that endear these
spreads TO the Detroit housewife. These
busy days when you're doing more OF
your own work, you appreciate the ease
with which they can be done up. No
ironing needed Simply shake and
brush when dry =. and they're ready
for your bed Multi-color patterns on
white or pastel grounds =. also mono
tone designs. Full or twin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
%It9l1 DRUGGISTS

Dial Cherry $500 To arrange
for The Detroit Times Ia he
mailed Ia your man IN the
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
Rug Pad Special $40
ROOM SIZES 9xI2 and 8I4xloHFT

fespan Keep them nevookfng longer Make
them and
simply placing waffle pads under 1t
of hard
ARpsEcToN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Observation-Disclosures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22

DECORATE YOUR HOME WITH
PLATE CLASS MIRRORS d. 80
Hang mrroF>sf polished plate glass your mantle.
buffet sofa 1t pleasant vista that makes
larger. And because it's plate glass you are
assured reflections Round, square oetagonal
shapes, without frames They "a inches
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BAstMENr-FARMER-sEcrIoN a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-06-03
JENNINGS

Absenteeism has filtered into
small place like jennings The Nor
CART Coal Company a few months ago
turned out from so to 60 tons of coal
daily Now lately the day after pay
day the men are absent, getting over
a bender or maybe spring fever. How
to keep the miners ON the Job is too
much even for Adolph Hitler
Quite a number Of people from this
community attended the services at
Grantsyille on Sunday evening.
Fred. Phfister, Of Echard, was Wis
iting at the home Of John Ohler on
Sunday.
c. O. White was called to AIlegany
Hospital in Cumberland where Mrs.
White is a patient and who recently
suffered a second relapse
Edward Platter was in Frostburg
Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Platter have
been notified that their son Harry
Platter, has been promoted to the rank
Of sergeant This is the second promo
ton for the young soldier in less than
two months and the third in less than
a year Sgt. Platter is maintenance
crew chief some where in the Hawaii
an islands
Pvt. Glen Meyers has returned to
his post at Camp MaXey, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Bittinger and
son Glenn, of near Somerset, spent
the weekend here with relatives.
Ray Wilt has been suffering with
an ear Infection
Mrs. Ray Wilt was shopping in
Meyersdale Saturday.
Harry Swauger Of Washington, d.
c., spent the weekend at his home
here
Revival meetings started Monday
night at the Church Of the Brethren.
Rev. Bush will deliver the sermons.
Fred .Yommer, Of Grantsville, who
suffered recurring strokes of paraIy-
sis several months ago, is reported to
be in a critical condition and members
Of his family were summoned to a
Cumberland hospital to see him one
day last week.
Mrs. Victor burst still remains bed
fast at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Elmer Winner. Mrs. burst, however, is
slowly improving.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-06-03
AVILTON

Mrs. George Grove of Frostburg;
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Mckenzie, of
Cresaptown. were callers at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown on
Monday
Mrs. Lily 1Iinnick, Mrs. Bessie
Dreese and daughters Lily and Eva
lena, Of Finzel, were supper guests at
the Fike home on Sunday evening.
Mrs Herman Robson spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with her son
Ellis and family, near Mt. Savage.
Mrs. Robson was accompanied home
on Sunday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis Robson and sons Joseph and
Richard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fike, Frost
burg, and Mn and Mrs Floyd Broad
water, of New Germany, were callers
at the Fike home on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Boettner spent
Saturday here with Mrs. Boettner's
parents.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Weitzell and
family were here on Sunday as the
guests Of the formers parents.
/ Miss Mildred Fike, Of Washington.
spent a short time here Sunday morn
ing with her parents
/ Robert Merrill and members of his
family, from Homecoming, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Mckenzie, of Frostburg
were here Sunday with their parents,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Grove and fam
/ lily spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
/ Leonard Wilhelm and family.
Mrs. Owen Lewis and family, Lon
aconing visited at the Bert Broad
water home on Sunday.
Miss Laura Jane Broadwater was il
Homecoming on business Saturday.
Mrs Ohio Fike and son Harold Wis.
tied in Cumberland on Friday
Miss Helen Broderic, Of Washing
ton, is spending a few days with hel
grandparent, Mr.. and Mrs. George
! IS. Brown.
Harold Fike, Twila Mae and Mil
dred Wilhelm were callers at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Wilhelm on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs James Turner ant
mother, Mrs. Adell Turner, were il
Cumberland on Saturday.
Daniel Hummel was a business cal
Ter at the Jesse Merrill home on Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Broadwatel
Westemport, were visitors at tn
Herman Robson home recently.
A series of meetings will be held a
Cherry Grove church beginning o.
Monday evening, June IA, and con
tinue for two weeks. Rev Lawrenc
Bianchi, Of Pennsylvania, will be tn
speaker. Everybody invited to atten
these services.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-06-03

- nati.,+ ~ Nro,,,o,iol uoori+al for
souo,aI dow
M. rda E,.;ord Nv, Tbo1,,,o cH
1olond M. and 71rs uo,r,, p1ool.
v;si+od Nrs CnIo,ord,s r,o+bor MIC
Ee;o E,iopd a. 7Ton,o,ioI Hoe,i+a1
in Cumberland on "wednesday Mrs
r,;ood : .lo,,,l,, i,,,,,ro,,;ro
I;,,,,,io Kauv snarrov,s Paint is
s,ond;no . wool, with bis orand,ar-
o,,+s M. aud Mrs Chris Sims and
Nv, Moro KIN,
Nh. and Nv Ton, TIo,,ipo. and SON
ard AIrs " = Harrino If ucClaI-
Iond4ou,r pa and Nh, ana lTs oils
Wilson and douob+o,. Of C,av's and
ino pa vera onos+s on Snrdav Of
NJ. and urs Tob, nva
Nh, and Mrs Jobr Clos and orand-
con Of Was+ ! ai.an,.iro pa NJ and
Mrs. Arthur Tin;noar and danob+ar
Doro+bea and Nh. and Mrs George
Sl,o,,Io, Co,,,olIs,.iII, ,,,o,o SUNDAY
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-06-03

Degrees were conferred upon 364
students at University Of Maryland,
with the smallest audience in many
wears
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-06-03

A bill to defer fathers pending in
duction of all other available men in
any particular state was killed by a
Senate group.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-06-03
Traffic Safety Commissions Slo-
gan For The Week

gan For The Week
Did your last near accident teach
you anything?
Drive under 35.
Evening star., 1943-10-01
PERSONAL.
{ IIILDREN

CHILDREN. :; to 10 years old boarded
and taken care Of n larsc private home
OF acre of ground. EXccllen, care and
f0cc Country 2UEouaOtaC5 in nearby Va
,-ccat!or on Arnold BIS linz. SO per wees
Room tor only three mere children. Fall
WHILE YOU ARE AWAY, leave your plaro
care no children. Ill. 6uin evenings -
WILL PAY Pullman !are upper berthl to
Green Cove SPRINGS Fla. on Wed Oct
.. Tor lady OF gentleman. as travelling COM
pa!!on for elderly minister. Give refer
euCec Box ":!S-A. Srar
iWAY WEIGHT REDUCING. sef-applica-
ton ssuTes results, home service only.
LADIES HATS REMoDELED. blocked.
cleaned. made from materials. cGrs fe!ys.
Vogue Hats, .}5 18th ST, NV. TX. 80! J..
PHONE SHEPHERD 1850. ask for Miss
SULLIVAN. i you are III need OF a loan
W - 500 OF you- Signature.
HENORRHO!DS eraoicated ny my own
tImr OF money back Write for p2ok!e., M
1868 Columbia I'd Adams O3Ss
WATCHES REPAIRED, , to 5 day service
all wor; guaranteed S FranEs Jewe!ry
CO llni Iith st ". nr. L. RE. 5ll0.
NEED EXTRA MONEY!
Only requirement IS that YOU be en-
ployed Il costs you nothing 70 investigate.
J4s' phonn DAVE PE-NEY. CH. .}224
ROBT 3 SCOTT
DENTAL LABORATORY
Room 90I. WeStory Bldg. Go5 18th S. n w.
DR.. H W. JOHNSON, DENTIST.
Room 500. WeStorv Bldg. Cos l4th Wv
Evening star., 1943-10-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANT TO BUY neishborhood beauty shop.
prC1 r Or 81 Box alb Star.
nished: cam hea., hot ana cod water in
each room, 6-c2r gaTa@e, 6-rooT bun nealoy
service station, about Ia acres, No.
highway. - miles south Washington. 10
nml!eS 41orth Of rrede-icksburE At Stafford
Court House. Va. Call Garrlsonyille 102@.
MY HOME. all furnished, being used as a
Smal! DAY nursery, tWo-Stofy brick. 3 bed
moahv nD@m 0Ei ~ Rs>s ss Tqntdsd lqS9We " $500
RooMING HousE, $ nice, rooms, well fur
nished: rent, $50, near school: price, $500
Due TO Illness, mus; sell shoe repair
NJ Siboro rd'. Hillside, Md. FIR 1874
STORE and 5-rm: ard bath, house for rent.
So; hot-w2tPr heat. oil burner: nearby
Md. Just. across District line. Only store
opportunity to make money. o, B. Zanr-
zlnge" & Co. 9i5 x ST. NV, Ma 537l.
Evenings and Sundays WA. 1871
POOIROoM. tables. i01S Lee hwy.
I",h ST; NV. near Dupont Circle--sem.-
detached; u large rooms. 3 baths 6 rooms
Of good tuInitUre GOOD lease: S1,e15 ham
dies Eggleton, li0@ Girard NV. DU. 50r1
GOING BUSINESS. income approximately
500 a month: Dupont Circle area; run
ing water IN every room: s. 600. DE. 96S2
CONCESSION, soda fountain. large sub
Investment, good returns Cameo Phar-
macy. $500 34;h st, Mt. Rainier. Md.
Wa 20aO.
EXCELLENT LOCATION IN FAST GROW
ing community. grocery and meat store
with eLsht rooms and bath. automatic
MAURICE. .FITZGERALD, na,
Evening star., 1943-10-01
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO Los Angeles. Calf: can carry
=! passengers with light luggage. Leaving
between Oct. 9TH ana ",h. Can FR. 3t64
DRIyL CAR TO CHICAGO. Ill. as your
own. SerrlceTaI preferred. Gail Hobart
>f:l
WhNTED-Ride to vicinity OF Albuauerque
Me%. for teen-aga 2!!! and wCll-behaved
Srrphe-d d0- IA I'M
Evening star., 1943-10-01
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN RUSSIAN in exchange for single
loom. Write Peter MtcheI, l233 ! 1th
st. ne.
QUICK review course in shorthand. type
writing. bookkeeping, calculating machines
New classes now starting Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL, 1893 ST MA 233S
SPANISH. native teacher. conversational
method beginners. advanced students:
small groups. Senor Ramos. Republic 3016.
oc 3"
FLYING INSTRUCTION
CiVlAan hying insEuction ayallable for
tinsburg, W Va
Can Martinshurg ol91-J1
VICTORY FLYING SERV-
ICE, Zeiger Field, Warrenton,
Va, all new trainers, instruc-
tors daily, transportation fur
nished, lodging and meals at
field. Phone Warrenton
95-J-1l for further informa-
ton. l.
Evening star., 1943-10-01

WATER COOLER. used one week, $50
cash O~dwav $50. i
WOOD STOVE, complete with Pipe and
mat, SIS. new last .&!. FhoHe GE, Ass.
Evening star., 1943-10-01
VENETIAN BLINDS.
VENETIAN BLINDS.

Buy Direct From Manufacturer.
CASH on EASY TERMS
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND Co,
1908 l4th St NV. Phone AID, 1893 4 >74.
Evening star., 1943-10-01
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

REPAIRS AND SERVICE.
FLOOR SANDING and ref1nishing. waxing
PA1NTfSG Thd NffS9ns and Sa papsr sarF h o
work: white :nechanics Trinidad 1l45.
GENERAL REPAIRS. no job too small.
Give Us try. Cali between and IN
or 10 and 1 p.m.. AID. 030S.
GENERAL carpenter work, porches in
closed, insulation, storm sash, atticS fin
ished; on payment basis. oxford 34O3
HOUSE WIRING and fixtures, repair WORK
Of all kinds; extra base plugs installed.
Get our estimates; vases and oil lamps
made elec. c. A. Muddiman Co., MA. 014O.
oil g ST.. MA. 1892.
PAPER HANGING, this week, only 81 per
room, 1o4a washable. sunfast papers. work
guaranteed. Michtgan b310,
Evening star., 1943-10-01
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMFSTI

DAY WORKERS, general houseworEers
maids. part-time workers, laundreSses
teufs all 'OqpteS div worEers appy a
ready for wolk. soc per hour; work of all
kinds available at the National Negro
Home Service Assn, Inc; apply at once
] 1:}S rth St NV
Evening star., 1943-10-01
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

OAK CORDWoOD. seasoned, stove and
fireplace lengths reasonable Immediats
delivery. MI 7037. DE. 3Oos.
DAN WOOD, any lenRln; immediate de-
S erllng, Va.
HEAVY SLAB fireplace wood. mostly oak,
SO ioa6. approX;mately ga cords. also
other. $50 cord. WO. 3f5S
FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned oak and
other hardwood; $50 for full cord Order
FIREPLACE LOGS. dry. is-cord bundles,
$3.50. Immediate delivery. Colonial Cord
wood Co, DI. 2415
Evening star., 1943-01-18
II New-Car Certificates
Approved in District

Seventeen certificates for the pur-
chase of new passenger automobiles
were issued in the District during
the past week, OPA Director Whit
ney Leary has announced.
Mr.. Leary said all those who re-
ceived certificates are engaged in
essential community activities.
The following firms and indi-
viduals were issued certificates:
l.. j. Van Doren, 1888 Thirteenth
street NV; Wesley C. Johnson, 626
Ninth street NE; Robert G. Weam-
er, 4414 Third street NV; Louis
johnson, 1871 Lanier place NV;
Carnegie Institution of Washington,
Department of Terrestrial Magnet
ism, 5241 Broad Branch road NV:
Louis c. Kite, 1911 Thirtieth street
Sc; Louis C. Kite, 1911 Thirtieth
street Sc: James r. Collins, GIL
Columbia road NV; Yellow Cab
Co., 1901 New York avenue NE:
Paul P. Robey. 21l5 Randolph place
NE. James F. Dunn, 3l9 Thirty
fourth place NE; Dillis G. Mathews,
1888 First street NV: George M.
Thompson, 318 Division avenue
NE; Ford N. Taylor, 3610 Idaho
avenue NV; Mrs. E. r. Ruebush.
4S31 Sixteenth street NV; Higgers S
Drugs, SOFT Connecticut avenue
NV, and Higger's Drugs, SOFT Con-
necticut avenue NV.
Evening star., 1943-01-18
Murder Indictment
Returned Against
Robber Jailed Here
Bondit Serving Long
Sentence Charged With
Staying in Grocery

Leon w. Edwards, %, colored, who
is serving from years and 8 months
to 20 years for four convictions of
robbery. today was indicted by the
District grand jury for first degree
murder.
The indictment charges him with
the fatal shooting last October IL of
Harry Kline. AZ, in a grocery store
at 1893 Fifth street NE, where the
victim lived. Mr. Kline died Oc-
tober IA at Casualty Hospital
Edwards denied the crime when
questioned by police, but admitted
he used adhesive tape on his face
to conceal his identity in robberies
He was recently given the severe
Jail sentences by Justice James M.
Proctor, who observed at the time
that the public must be protected
against man with gun"
He was sentenced from eight
months to two years on one count,
and from two years to six years on
three other counts, all sentences to
run consecutively.
The grand jury also handed UP
indictments today against Jesse w.
Groden, 2705 Minnesota avenue
Sc, charged with sending obscene
letters and photographs through the
mail; Vincent Fagins, SO. colored, of
44l8 Gault place NE, former Navy
Department employe, charged with
failing to register under the Selec-
tive Service Act; William G. Taylor,
90 colcred, of 1924 w street NV,
charged with grand larceny and
larceny after trust; Sam Merando.
"a Of 8l3 Fourth street NE, assault
with intent to commit criminal as
sault, and Max Morris of New York,
charged with perjury in connection
with hearings on a suit involving
the Morris Demolition Corp. and
the Government in 1910.
Evening star., 1943-01-18
District Fire Budget Provides
New Company, No Equipment
Chief Porter Will Use Reserve Moteriel
For Truck Unit in Anucostiu Area

A new fire truck company to
serve the large and fast developing
area east of the Anacostia River is
one Of the few Improvements Fire
Chief Stephen T. Porter has to
look forward to today in the 1914
District budget, now awaiting con-
sideration of Congress.
The budget, in its present form,
provides funds for salaries and uni
forms for company of IS privates
and three officers-a captain.
lieutenant and sergeant-Fire Chief
Porter plans to place in service
with available reserve equipment in
No. 19 engine house at Twenty
eighth place and pennsylvania ave-
nue. Sc.
All of the funds sought for new
equipment, a total of $50 .425, was
squeezed out of the budget before it
went to Congress last week on the
theory it could not be purchased
anyway because of strict WPB
priority restrictions. The same
amount was appropriated for new
equipment in the current fiscal year
to replace obsolete and Worn-out
apparatus, but the Fire Department
was unable to get it as a result of
WPB rulings. #ts
Equipment Needed.
Chief Porter wanted the $59.425 to
purchase three new pumping
engines, hose wagon, an aerial
truck and two passenger cars, one
Of which he hoped to use in speed
ing to fires.
The new truck company is de-
signed to give additional fire fight
ing facilities to such communities
as Bradbury Heights, Hillcrest.
Summit Park, Randle Highlands,
East Washington Park, Benning
and the adjacent property on Good
Hope road Truck units now near
est this area are No. 7 at Eighth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
Sc, approximately a mile away;
No. at Nichols avenue and Esther
place Sc. about three miles away,
and No 13 on Florida avenue NE.
near Thirteenth street, which is
more than three miles distant.
Justifying establishment of the
new fire company, the District Com
misSioners told the Budget Bureau:
Evening star., 1943-01-18
What Can | Do?'
for Those Who Program

Despite the well-known need of
more nursing help at Gallinger Hos
pital, not more than half a dozen
women SO far have responded to
the latest call for Red Cross nurses
aides IN the Southeast section of
the city,
From the pulpits of Southeast
churches, from the rostrumS of cit
liens group meetings, appeals have
been made to fill the next training
class. 1t is the second designed
especially to meet Gallinger needs.
Those who want the Southeast
section to share all community re-
SponSibilities with other parts of the
city have asked for volunteers to
take the training that would fit
them for this war JOB.
First Class Filled.
The first training class was filled
and those who took the class work
are now serving their probationary
period in Gallingers wards. Soon
they will graduate as full-fedged
nurses aides, ready to do their part
toward taking a bit of the burden
off the shoulders of the Gallinger
nurses.
Gallinger can use so more Red
Cross nurses aides, and the training
class that starts January 25 was
designed to meet that need. 1t can