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Evening star., 1943-02-21
Steel |ngot Capacity
To Reach 100000
Tons a Year
Trade Sources Report
Jump May Come in
Next Few Weeks
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Trade
sources said today steel ingot ca
pacity might be revised to 81 900 900
tons annually or more within the
next few weeks.
Capacity was set last July at
SO, 1913, $50 net tons, against $3.50 900
at the beginning of 1912. Recent
ingot rate of output has been about
SO per cent of capacity, or an an
nual rate of 80, ,302. 1872 tons.
The American Institute of Mining
and Metallurgical Engineers this
week adopted resolution calling for
prompt measures to provide for ac-
cumulatiol OF strategic and critical
materials after the war and recon-
mended legislation be enacted for
stockpiling minerals and other raw
materials.
The group, reminded that mis-
takes made after World War
should not be repeated, was told
that large part OF stockpile pur-
chases could be made in periods Of
low prices or depressions, thus help
ing employment and at the same
time allowing the Government to
acquire needed materials at reason
able costs.
Oficials in Washington announced
new premium price plan for lead
and zinc had been set up, making a
top premium for overquota produc-
ton of the former at 5l2 cents and
the latter at g.. cents pound. both
subject to approval Of proper au-
thorities.
Non-ferrous metal prices re-
manned unchanged at these prices
per pound. in cents: Copper, IL,
Connecticut Valley and export; l1s4
f. a. S., New York. Lead, $50, New
York, and 6.35, st. Louis. Zinc,
8.25, East ST. Louis.
Iron Ore Record Set.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 40 P1.-Con-
sumption OF Lake Superior district
iron ore reached a record 1861
gross tons in January, slightly above
the 7,756, ,336-ton mark Of December,
1912, the Lake Superior Iron Ore
Association said today.
Stocks or hand in furnace yards
and at Lake Erie docks totaled
80, ,742 766 tons February /, against
1919 1868 tons the same date in 1912.
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A. p MARKET AVERAGES-Bonds and commodities
est in the last week. but stocks held stationary
shown in the above Associated Press
from 85 In the commodities
from o4e earlier stocks held 445 unchanged
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Spot cotton closed steady. 65 cents a
pale higher. Sales, $40. Low middline
1922 mlddlins, 20.SO; good middline
:l.l5. Receipts, 1.o3l; stock, 2s5.l9s,
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Iron Ore Record Set.
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Feb. 20 OPl.-Dividends
declared
stk of Pay
Rate. Pd. Rd. able
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Washington Stock EXCHANGE

Co,
AND INCLUDING FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
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New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. Feb - tPi.-National As
sociatIon Securities Dealers, Inc:
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HO,,,efitfinqS

Remnants Of Curtain and
Drapery Materials. Were 2ac
to ACC yd. ---------------15c
-Remnants Of Curtain and
Drapery Material. Were soc
to s8c yd. 3Oc
- Venetian Blinds. Assorted
sizes. We're s4.49 to $3.50. AS
is $500
100 Window Shades. As
sorted colors. 36x69" size.
Seconds Of 81 grade 49c
q Glider Cushions. Assorted
colors. Were 50 and $3.50. As
is S1.OO
so Rayon Panel Curtain
Strips. Assorted sizes. A"
wide Were 49c to soc ca. 19c
10 Bolts Imported Theatrical
Gau1e. Two colors. Were Csc
I'd. --18c
-l25 Dining Room Chair Seat
Covers. Colorful cotton Gre
tonne. Were ACC DC
Ia Bolts 4S-Inch Waverly
Crash Cretonne. ? patterns.
Were 7sc yd. 49c
3 Glider Raincoats Of khaki
cloth. Were $5.es. As is,
$3.50
8 Tapestry (Cotton) Couch
Covers. Jacquard figured pat
terms. Were S3.99 S190
IA Auto Seat Cover Sets of
fibre and cloth. Were s6.98.
As is $500
is Rayon Satin Pinch
Pleated Draperies. Were $795
to $l2.95. As is. Pr $500
- Dressing Table Skirts.
Were $685.. As is 1929
. Bolts Of 48" Fakette Slip
cover Material. Was 4ec yd..
&c
Ia Fibre Auto Seat Cover
Sets. Were 81 40 2Qc
II Three Fold Leatherette
Umita tion leather Folding
Screen. AS is" Was $6.98.
$3.50
IA Bolts Of so" Wide Chew
ron Slip Covering. Was 89c
I'd. ---------------69c
Kann's-Third Floor.
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BrownIee Assumes Duties
As VIA Transport Head

James F. Brownlee OF Louisville
today started his duties as director
OF transportation for the War
Food Administration. Administrator
Chester c. Davis announced yester-
day that Mr.. Brownlee had been
given leave of absence as president
OF the Frankfort Distilleries, Inc.
Mr.. Brownlee. a Harvard graduate,
will be responsible for shaping gen.
eral policies in arranging transpor-
tation for the import and export of
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terested in a grand opera company
for the Capital will be asked to
guarantee the sale of a certain num-
ber of tickets, according to state
ment issued after meeting yester-
day.
The plan arrived at is one under
which a subscriber givin gthe as
sociation $50 will guarantee the sale
of ten So tickets. He may take all
of them and dispose of them him.
self or he may leave them with the
box Office. and If they are all sold
he will get his money back. If eight
of them have been sold he will get
$24 back.
Members of the committee are
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essential foods and farming and
processing supplies. the VIA said.
He also will coordinate the major
movements Of crops and supplies
within the United States.
A native of Oakland, Calf. Mr..
Brownlee was with the American
Sugar Refining Co. from 1913 to 1885,
and was a vice president of General
Foods Corp. from 1925 to 1895, when
he assumed the presidency of the
Kentucky distillery.
The latest appointment, VIA
sources say. completes Mr.. Davis
staff, giving him total of nine
deputies. associates and a special
representative.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Blankets and
CO1,nfOrfS

3 Blankets. 1871 wool and
25%, cotton. Soiled. Were
Sl0.S5. Size 72x84" 81. 90
B Beacon Plaid Ria nkets.
66xs0" size 49, cotton, so
wool. Cedar only. Soiled.
Sl.59
- White Cotton Blankets.
Soiled. 70x90" size. Were
sl.39 ---- S1OO
II Peggy Pepperell Blankets.
Peach only. 70% cotton, $50
rayon, so wool. 72x90" size.
Were 1895 S2.99
80 Plaid Blankets. 95oa cot
ton and 5oo wool. 70xs0" size.
Seconds Of 1895 So 40
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Twentieth street and Florida avenue

Twentieth street and Florida avenue
NV, after a lengthy illness.
A resident of the District since her
father was appointed to the bench
in 1908 by President Theodore Roose-
welt, Mrs. Church made her debut
here in 1908 and was married the
same year.
In addition to her father, Mrs.
Church is survived by son, Durant
Church, Miami, Fla: daughter,
Mrs. Walter Metz. Washington: a
brother, Daniel Thew Wright, Sd.
and two sisters. Mrs. Harry A Kite
and Mrs. Robert V. Fleming. wife
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Infants Wear

Cotton Knit Polo Shirts.
Cotton jersey suits, sweaters,
Beacon bathrobes. slips and
cotton corduroy pants. Were
81 to sl.2e e-58 SIC
Boys Suits. Girls Dresses.
Skirts, Sueded Legsinss and
Bathrobes. Broken sizes 2 to
s. Were 1929 to S399-X4c
Receiving Bla nkets. Pastel
shades of pink and blue. Fac
tory rejects ------------44c
Cotton Crib ankets.
Nursery designs in pink and
blue. Factory rejects 84c
Girls Cotton Muslin Slips.
Size 10. Were $l--4&c
Infants Socks. Sizes 4 and
~ -------------5c SC
Broken Assortment Of Cot
ton Knit Pants, Knitted Bon
nets. Zelan Treated Cloth
Reanies and Mittens. Were
24c to soc 11c
Boys Military Style Suits.
Sizes 4 to 6. Were $3.50.
S2.48
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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SpOrfSaceur

10 Sports Dresses. Were
1896 to sl2,s5 ---- $500
. Plaid Wool Jackets. Were
H.sS ---------- $500
5 Jackets. Were 2.99 81
. Skirts. Were sl,99- 81 on
'-lS Cotton Print DirndI
Skirts. Were 5Oc
IS White Cotton Biouses.
Were 1929 - 81 On
lilo Cotton Play Suits. Were
s2.ee " 60 m
p Swim Suits. Were $2.99
and sa.ss Sl.59 and $500
an properly labeled o. to fbrs
content
Kanns-Second Floor.
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NPck,reu,.

so Biouses. Irregs. Soiled
and shopworn. Broken sizes.
S1.59
Odd Cuffs. Cottons and cot
ton laces. Pr. 10c
-Soiled and Damaged Neck
wear. Were 81 and Sl.95- 19c
kann 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

Of the president of Riggs National
Bank.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow from Mrs. Fleming's
home, 1900 Wyoming avenue NV.
Burial will be private.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
RnuO,l indies

-Irregs. of Rayon and Cotton
indies. Cotton Isle Buddee
Briefs and Run Resist Rayon
Panties. Broken sizes and COL
ors -----------------29c
-RayOn and Cotton "SIacker-
cites" Misses sizes only. Ir-
regs. -----.-- SAC
-1S Cotton BatiSte Robes.
Broken sizes. Slightly soiled.
S1.59
nous Name" RayOn Che
mise and Bed Jackets. Broken
sizes. Limited quantity SIC
4 Irregs. of S2.95 Run-Proof
Rayon Jersey Gowns. Broken
sizes $500
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Mrs. Church, Daughter
Of Former Jurist, Dies
Funeral Services to Be
Held Tomorrow

Mrs. Gladys Wright Church.
daughter of former Justice Daniel
Thew Wright of the Supreme Court
of the District, died yesterday at her
home in the Cordova Apartments.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Plans for Financing
Opera Here Announced

Plans for financing grand opera at
Constitution Hall next fall have
been made by the Policy Committee
of the Washington Grand Opera As
sociation. Washington residents in
Evening star., 1943-05-27
3NuR1II q 0UICCV T IUJI.
Coats & Suits

SHOSAS ~ o0VUAS
- Pastel Cotton Corduroy
Coats. Were sl3.9s So 95
-2S Summer Suits. Were
S1O.e5 and 1895 Sc QS
q Spring Suits. Were s22.s5,
S11.OO
- Spring Coats. Natural
color fleece. Were $2995.
S17.OO
q Spring Suits. Were s29.s5.
$500
q Spring Coats. Blue and
brown. Were s35 and s3s.
S24.OO
Ia Misses and Women's
Spring Coats. Were $35 and
s3a ------S S29. 90
~ Fur Trimmed Winter
Coats. Were $50. plus tax.
S28.OO
All Properly Labeled az to Fibre
Content
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Inexpensive
Dresses

-5 Misses Crepe Dresses.
Black and colors. Were s7.es
and $8.95 - GO 90
Misses Rayon Crepe and
Print Dresses. Were 1895.
S7.95
-l5 Rayon Crepe Dresses.
Misses sizes. Were $3.50.
$500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Art Goods
Ia Fonr-OZ. anks Knitting
Yarn. Odd colors. Were 81.
soc
II Square Blue Imitation
Leather Hassock. Was S498.
As is CONGRATULATIONS S2.98
30 One or. Balls Baby Yarn.
65To wool and $50 rayon.
Soiled. Was 39c c-1Qc
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Girls Wear.
TOiIet,.ieS

--llN Joan Facial Tissue,
50o-sbeet boxes. Were 25c.
18c
-9s Eighteenth Csntury
Guest Soap. Box of s. Were
81 SOC
80 Eighteenth Century Bath
Salts. 2-lb. bag. Were SITS,
"78c
AZ Foaming Bath Sachet.
Pkg of 5. Were CSC *15c
Ia Sutton's Liquid Bubble
Bath in fancy bud vases. Were
81 *39c
SO Odeon Perfume. i. -oz
BOTTLES. Were 29c -%12c
al GabilIa's Dream for
Two" Compose. Were 81 *59c
-25 Giant Bath Powders with
puffs. 1907. and 14-oz. boxes,
Were soc - s39c
10 Sadira Face Powders.
q 2-oz. boxes. 3 shades *19c
-53 Gardenia Bath Powder
with Bottle of Gardenia Per-
f"me. Were 81 '49c
30 La Verne Creme Nail
Enamel. l2-oz. bottles. Were
DOC ---@ 10c
--as Narady of Vienna Face
Powders. Csc size *&c
81 Vantine's Perfumed Bath
Powders. Were soc *20c
IA Croydon Pottery Shave
Mugs with soap. Were 75c.
39c
-1S Pasadena Kitchen Tow
Ills. Were 1Oc - 6c
'Storred Items Pins J0cs Federal
Tau
Kann 's-Street Floor.
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3-FoId $l.49
Utility Screens
$1.29

Use these in every room
to fill bare corner TO
camouf1age q storage space.
Unpainted wooden frame,
heavy cardboard filler and
leather strap hinges. 3
sections. so" tall.
nn's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

Joshua Evans, Harry L. Merrick,
Col. Julius I. Peyser. Mrs. Bruce
Baird, Mrs. Wayne Coy, Mrs. Ray
mond Clapper, Mrs. L. Corrin
Strong. DR.. Paul F. Douglass, Mr..
and Mrs. William Montgomery, Mrs.
Lauchlin Currie, Mrs. Emil Hurja,
Mrs. Gardner Moore, Mrs. Donald
Richberg, Mrs. Melvin D. Hildreth,
Mrs. Magill James, Mrs. Lane Scho-
field and Mr. and Mrs. William
Webster, former leading tenor and
soprano of the Covent Garden Op-
era Co. in London.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Observation-Disclosures |NNNN
Wash FrOckS

Cotton Print Hcoverettes.
Red only. Were sl,ls77c
Cotton Print Brunch Goats.
Small sizes, Were $l39 97c
Maids White Waist Aprons.
Were 59c -: for 81 90
Cotton Cripkle Crepe Dress
Is. Sizes II to is only. Were
s24e ~ S1.97
-Rayon Print Maternity
Dresses. Soiled. Were $685..
S3.97
Kann's-Second Floor.
Je,reIry
10 Pieces Of Costume lew
elry. Were 81 -*5 Soc
. Pieces Jewelry. Were
ss ---------*S $3.50
II Bracelet. Was 81 Isl 90
. Compacts. Were So As
is ~ 'S1.19
II Pin. Was 81 $500
-35 Women's Rings. Were
81 sl----'59 '59c
Il Necklace. Was $6 ~S3
STARRED Items Plus I0s federal
Tor
Kann Street Floor.
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HOSieru

~ ~ -
-trregs. Of ReEula ton Knit
Rayon Hosiery. Good colors
and sizes. Cotton reinforced.
29c
-trrexs. Of Extra Fine Bare
leg" Rayon Chiffon Hose. New
Spring shades. Sizes sl2 to
l0l2. Cotton toes and heels.
48c
-2IA Prs. Full Fashioned
Sheer Rayon Hosiery. Large
sizes only. Cotton reinforced.
CSC
-lrregs. of Better Grade
Sheer Rayon Hosiery. Silk re-
inforced feet. Not all sizes
and colors. Full fashioned.
78c
Mems HOSE. Cotton and raw
on. Good assortment 15c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Juniors Wear
Ia Dresses. Were s5.a5.
S2.99
10 Dresses. Were S7.a5 and
1895 - c2QQ
-24 Dresses. Were 1896 to
S12.a5 S5 m
& Dresses. Were $1o.s5 10
sl4.95 S &c &c
-S Print Dresses. Were 1925
to sls.s5 S8.88
; Dresses. Were sls.95.
SlO.88
3 Jumpers. Were 1899.
s1.99
B Jumpers. Were s5.95.
S3.99
10 Cotton Blouses. Were
s2.25 5--------S1.99
3 Cotton Ga abardine Jackets.
Were s7.95 c c2Qo
IL Grey Flannel ,properly
labeled as to fibre contenu
Jackets. Were $l0.95 -$666
20 Spring Skirts. Were
s5'sS ----------$2.99
kann's-Second Floor.
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Bedding

II Maple Mite Table las ISL.
Was $7.9e g. IN
II Walnut Veneer Dresser
'as isl. Was 1926 $1,000
Il Mahogany-f finish Vanity
Bench. Was $3.50 sax
Il Maple Dresser tas isl.
Was S22.95 - H1d OK
II Blonde Elm Dresser. Was
s34.95. "Marred" S1995
Il Maple Vanity. Was s22.95.
S14.95
Il Maple Dresser tas Isl.
Was s29.95 - SIR IN
Il Occasional Chair (torn)
Was 1895 -S S5 m
Il Maple Chest Of Drawers
'ss isl. Was sls.95 $1,000
II Boudoir Chair (torn)
Was $7.e5 - S2AQ
Il Double Mahogany finish
Poster Bed. Was s7.s5 S4.88
Il Double Felt Mattress
Ctorn). Was $685. S8.88
Il Double Felt Mattress.
Was $24.95. soiled SIX IN
Il Double Simmons Felt
Mattress (torn). Was sl9.95,
$12.S8
-S Single Felt Mattresses,
Were s22:s5 --S15.OO
KAnn's-Third Floor,
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Linens

Seconds Of Cannon Turkish
Towels. 20x40" 2dc
Seconds Of Cannon Turkish
Guest Towels --0 05c
-Seconds Of S1.95 Cotton
Printed TabIecloths. 52x68",
S1.19
Seconds Of s4.95 Spun Ray
ON Printed Tablecloths. SIX
SO" C0-s
Seconds Of S1.59 Cotton
Printed Tablecloths. 52x52",
Sl.l9
Seconds Of l9c Cotton Lace
Napkins. Ecru shade -5c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Le0iherqOOds

10 Leather Key-tainers.
We're SOC to $l.50. As is,
Csc to 75c
so Handbags. Were 1898 to
IS. AS isS $500
-2s Handbags. Were ST to
sl.6a. AS is ----5 SOC
-25 Handbags. Were 81. AS
Ia S Sl.OO
-25 Khaki Money Belts. Were
Soc 39c
3 Evening Bags. Were IS.
A. is --------S 81. 50
II Rhinestone Evening Bag.
Was SIS -------S $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Gl0reS

la Prs. White Pirskir
Gloves. Soiled, Sizes s to 7.
Were 50 ----------S1.95
- Prs. Brown Hand stitched
Rayon Gloves. Sizes s, 7 and
7l2. Were 81 ------- >9c
Kann '@Street Floor
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Ree. 1929
53-Piece
Dinner Sets
S6.99

just la setS. Service
for S Ivory background
Colorful floral border. In
cludes sugar, cresmer and
Soup plates.
Kann'~Third Floor.
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Better Dresses

10 Daytime Dresses. Rayon
prints and plain sheers. Sizes
1872 to y and 80 to "A.
Were sl4.95 to s1695 1897
3 Daytime Rayon Dresses.
Prints and sheers. Sizes for
misses and women. Were
slo.s5 to sl4.95-S7,99
Ia Summer Dresses. Navy
and white and black and
white. Sizes 80 to A. Were
$l9.95 to $22.95- ---S12.97
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

Don't lose hope III you've tried a
Star want Ad." MA. 5000.
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DO,neSfics

Ia Bates Navy Bedspresds.
Twin size. Blue only. Sec
onds nds--------S2. 1929
is Damaged Chenille Bed
spreads. Were $500 and S4.9a.
S1.99
-)5 Prs. Bates Cotton VIM
dow Draperies. Were 1895.
Sl.95
-s0 Pacific Percale Pillow
cases. 45x38l2" size 45c
-72 Pillowcases. 42X36" size.
Were 2sc --25c
-4S Single Bed Sheets. Mid
wood. seconds of Truth. 63x
80" size ------S S1.O9
kann s-Street Floor.
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House.
Furnishings

40 One-xal. Of Fan-Tan
Paint. Were s1.98-S149
. Stainless Porcelain Top
Kitchen Tables. Were sll.95.
AS Is s--------S8.95
- Edo Travel Cases.
Were sl.4s S Sl.OO
II Ice Refrigerator. 75-lb.
capacity. Was 1895. AS is.
1926
II Double door Steel Shelf
or Refrigerator Cabinet. Was
slS.50. As is--$1495 is
-l2 Metal Cake Covers and
Trays. Were 85c. As is---59c
10 Unfinished oden
Kitchen Tools. Were SIPS.
S1.OO
Il Metal Vegeta bic Bin. Was
$298. As is 80 AZ
-l2 Shower Curtain and Dra-
perry Sets. Were 1898. As
is ---------- Al 02
-40 Johnson Floor Dust
ers dQc
Kann'S-7'hird Flor
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Were $500 -- $1,000
-S-2x4 Numdah Rugs. Were
$3.50 S1.69
so Yds. -" Broa dloom
Carpet. Was 1895 vd. S2.19
-l-9x10.6 Twist BrOadloom
Rug. Was s3995 S29.95
-1-9x14 Broadloom Rug.
Was S4540 ~ S37.95
-3-9x12 Coir Yarn Rugs.
Were 1885 ~ S1188
-4-8xI0 Coir Yarn Rugs.
We're SLABS S10.88
2-8xl0 Sisal Rugs. Were
1885 ~ $500
-2-sxl2 Imported SisaI Rugs.
Were S2295 S1S.8X
-l0-21x54 Reversible Fibre
Rugs. Were $3.50 S1.88
-l5-36x63 Reversible Fibre
Rugs. Were 1895 $3.50
-6-4.6x7.6 Reversible Fibre
Rugs. Were $3.50 S4.95
100 Yds. "a" Felt Base Hall
Runner. Was 39c yd. --29c
300 So. Yds. Felt Base. 2
vds. wide. Was 39c 29C
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1943-03-13
Committees Are Named
For ARLINGTON Chest

Clyde B. Stovall. president of the
Arlington Community Chest, today
announced the appointment of the
1943 budget, audit and membership
committees.
j. Harold Stehman will head the
Budget Committee. which includes
the following members: Gilbert l.
Hall, Mrs. Mildred Turnburke, Mrs
Olive Odom and l.. r. Conley.
The Audit Committee is composed
Of Samuel j. Elson, chairman. May
nard Rohrback, Herbert Rollins, H
r. Morris and Fred Abel, while Will
liam K. MacMahon, chairman; Rev
Isaac Steenson, Mrs. L. C. McNemar,
Mrs. Dean Rose and j. B. Lowell
make up the new membership COM
mittee.
Other officers are Mrs. Ruby Simp-
son, vice president: A. T. Lundberg,
secretary: Elmer F. Newell treas
urer, and George A, Collier, chair
man of public relations.
Evening star., 1943-03-13
HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
MAN, age 18 to so, night
work, 6 days per wk. Learn
mail and bindery work
$28.60 start, increase at end
of 6 mos. See Mr.. Dickson
2021 L st. NV.
COLORED LABORERS.
Steady work, good pay. Hud-
son Supply & Equipment Co.,
apply cinder block plant, 7th
and T Sts. ne.
Evening star., 1943-03-13

HELP WoMEk.
ASSISTANT BOoKKEEPER or cost clerk.
kanser, e 4 1nc 81 & sy nv Apply E.
BEAUT1CIAN. excellent salary and COM
town salon. Phone II. 1885.
gEAuT1GIANs s3). .experienced. e Rains
BEAUTY s5a OPERATOR, tull or part time.
Island ave. ne. North 400.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. excellent salary and
seaay Salon sS5s sRBy 14h s n1 S'k0n'
BEAUTY opERAroR-wnl pay $50 wk.
minute schedule. Myra Beauty Salon, 607
18th st. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR,- salary and COM
mission Duke Salon. $40 18th st. NV.
BEAUTY IsEt J1,y -, OPERATOR; experiencsd; excel;
Hair stylist. 1745 Conn. ave. DE. 1850.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, free furn apt. or
room, top salary. vacation with pay. s-hr.
DAY: Anslins Beauty Salon, $500 14th
BILLING CLERKS WANTED AT ONCE!
Good openings in circulation department
OF large publishing company; 5-day. 40
salary, bstantial increases and and bonuses: saa:
to Mr.. snibbe. 2201 NJ st. NV
6OOkkEEPER, white: good pay: steady
position: Apply at 405 9TH st. s.w.
BooKKEEPER, $4,000 to $50 90 per week,
depending on experience. Advise expert
ence and training. Permanent Conf
Dental. Box 298-C. Star
BOOKKEEPER- R-sTENOGRAPHER, capable,
experienced. 5-day week. Reply in own
handwriting stating qualifications and SAL
ary desired. Box Bob, Star.
BUS GIRLS go, colored; day work, sun
days on Dikeman.s, 500 18th st. NV.
CARD PUNCH OPERATORS, l. B. NJ. ex-
perienced (whiue). S125-S135 per month:
~ hrs. per wk.; chance to advance. Can
also use q few operators on part-time basis
Apply Room sos. 1101 Vermont ave. a.
CASHIER, S25 week; GOOD hours, no sun
days. McReynolds Pharmacy, 18th and
9 SITS. NV. ME. 0333
CASHIER ER-BOOKKEEPER. young lady Of
neat appearance for retail shoe store
Good salary, II you are not interested in
permanent position do not apply. Nisley
Shoe Co. 339 st. NV.
CHAMBERMA1D. small rooming house
men' inea Ged; Go 7saa Ihprs' rri part time morn
CHILD's NURSE, experienced, 2 and 3
year children: Mother war worker At
tractive rm. IN new home. 800 monthly.
Cook emp. Apply ewes, OR. 0So5.
CLERK-TYPIsT. immediate opening. per-
manent position. knowledge Of bookkeeping
desirable. Salary commensurate with
ability: Phone Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
AT. 0077, Mr.. Donovan or Mr.. Amoss,
for appointment
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN Cont
COUPLE to live in. man to drive and do
general gardening woman to serve and
clean; no cooking; adult family Phone
Falls Church 2311
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HELP MEN.

SERVICE sALEsMAN--We have an excel:
lent proposition for, an alert. experieneee
scotsman yoa can perm ob a
Washinston's most active automobile dis.
ins iiTeu'Gz 44o See \ Mr. Guthrie l. P steuart
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. good
salary, drivers permit preferred. Apply
Johnny's Service Station, Goth and N. Y
SERVICE STATION MANAGER and atten:
sSe'S ave- w.. AD6s eE rs s7sd heS'e sra ana concord
SHEET METAL AND ROOFING HELPERS
Apply 70 Montsomery ave, Takoma Park
SHOE FINISHERS (2l. must be expert
enced. HIGHEST salary paid. CH. 5141.
SHORT ORDER COOK and oounterman
SODA AND SANDWICH MAN, experienced
ApplN Congressional Drug, 113 B st. sc
SODA DISPENSERS, part-time; 3 or 4
eveninrs per week. soc per hour. Bahbitt S
Drug Store. 1106 St NV.
SODA DISPENSERS, for downtown drug
store: no evenings or Sunday work. short
hours, good pay. Apply Babbtts Drug
Store 11o6 F st. NV.
SODA DISPENSER. $50 wk with meals;
2:30 to 10 pm. daily California Phar-
macy. .162 California st, NV.
SODA ssoI, NAN. sxpsrienesd: for nisht work
rd., Austerlitz Pharmacy.
work in D. c. and vicinity. Woodley 1854
STOCK NAN for, plumbing supplies, ref,
Apply 1880 Georgia ave. NV.
sWfCHs0ARD s soo7da or syator opesato
urday; IL noon to 430 pm. Sundays;
salary includes meals. Box 27sY, Star.
TRUCK DRIVERS and laborers colored
apply 1Mn washington Waste Paper Co., Ross
TRUCK DRIVERS. for moving vans; must
be honest, sober and reliable: good wages
to right men. Call Ludlow 4lao
TRUCK MAINTENANCE MAN to keep un
S tes sef sosd Of msn g. 81 see G Mr sse p
Sseo Nse C., 545 .7th st. NV. or phone ES.
WATERS. colored, neat and experienced
of on Monday. 1884 Conn. ave. NV.
WATERS wanted: full time and part
rant. 1107 De Sales st. NV.
WHOLESALE PLUMBING SUPPLY HOUSE
ehanged l. Boz ICY. star. f1n' oe'ANs eN
WOOL PREssER. good reference; salary,
S32 week. The Keene Co, 363S Lee high
way. Arlington, Va
YOUNG MAN, to work on soda fountain
old oDonne Svsly phsrmacs. Ssnsa sun i4ts
and Colorado ave, GE. a72s.
YOUNG MAN TO LEARN washing machine
service: references: good salary. Proctor
& Ridgely, 1894 14th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN for newsstand: good pay,
easy work; no experience necessary. 18th
and Penna: ave, Hurley-Wright Bldg, or
call WI. 1853.
sHORT-ORDER COOK AND PoRTERs
Short hours, good pay. Apply ready for
work. D. A. SCHULTZ, 9O1 Pc. ave. NV
ELEVATOR OPERATOR.
Apply Room 706, S16 14th st. NV,
CTOR-SALESMEN 12).
Old-established life insurance CO. has
opening for sood statesmen on large, es-
perience needed. Guaranteed salary and
commission Call RE. 6161. Mr. Jenkins
After 6 pm. or Sunday call DU. 1906,
SHOE SALESMAN,
Evening star., 1943-03-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
DEBTS incurred by any one other than my
self. JOSEPH GOLDFARB, Is Logan
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts occurred by any one other than my
self. HOWARD S. BROSSARD, 4033 nth
st. ne. Washington. D. c. Ia
INCOME TAX RETURNS
Prepared, checked by expert accountant.
IS up. Phone District 65O5