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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-03

accordion, v. De Planchie, the
saxaphone, c. A. Barnes, the gui-
tar, H. A. Pane, the piano, c. o.
Prick, the bass viol and Chief r.
A. Moore, the tenor saxaphone. The
steps were called by Dan Percy and
his assistant, Mr.. Jordan.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-03
SQUARE DANCING POPULAR

Popularity Of square dancing at
ohe Castle on Monday nights has
increased to such an extent that
there is not enough room for every
enc to dance at one time. The mu-
sic was exceptionally good last
Monday, the orchestra begin COM
posed of r. D. Parker, playing the
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-03
HOSPITAL NOTES

Jacob Jadoff and l.. v. Winter
we're incoming medical patients at
st. AIMS Hospital yesterday.
Ms. Mona Rogers has been re-
ceived at st. AIMS Hospital for
medical attention.
Mrs Alex Holden, flu patient at
st. AIMS Hospital, was discharged
yesterday and returned home.
Tom Meickle, at ST. AIMS Hos
pital for surgery, has been dis
charged.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-03
OFFICERS ELECTED BY
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

On Monday evening, March 30,
members of the Loyal Order OF
Moose elected their officers for the
ensuing year.
In the Governors chair will sit
"Winn" Goddard and his Junior
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MRS. JOHN HEDLAND TO
SING WITH AURORA TRIO

Mrs. John Hedland, we'll known
soprano soloist, will appear on the
program with the Aurora Trio on
the air for half an hour Sunday
night starting at $50 o'clock
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NOTICE

Mrs. A. A. West wishes to an
nounce the re-opening of the Clip
per Barbor Shop located next to
the Case Lot Grocery on lower
Franklin Street, where she well
comes old and new patrons.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-03
GUEST Minister AT
n. |. CHURCH SUNDAY

The Rev. James w. Hall, pastor
of the Presbyterian Church of Ket-
chikan, will be the guest speaker
at the Northern Light Presbyter-
ian Church at the IL o'clock serv-
ice Sunday. The subject will be
Thunder, Apgels or Cod
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-03
OBSERVE BIRTHDAY

Many friends called at the Earl
Shennett home last Tuesday. the
occasion being Mrs. Shennett's
birthday anniversary.
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TIDES TOMORROW

High tide-1::30 am, 1877 feet.
Low tide-737 am, III feet.
High tide-1:47 pm, 1872 feet.
Low tide-7:51 pm, 10 feet.
Tides Monday
High tide-2:05 am, 1872 feet.
Low tide-8:16 am, "a feet.
High tide-2:28 pm, 1870 feet.
Low tide-8::29 pm, Ill feet.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-03

Effie John and Marjorie Mer-
culief we're outgoing patients yes
terday at the Government Hospital
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-03

Katharine Hughes has entered ST.
AIMS Hospital as surgical pa
tent.
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ATTENTION MASONS

Called Communication of Mt. Jul
neau Lodge Monday evening with
work in the M. M. Degree, BY or
der of the W. NJ
j. w. LEVERS,
adv. Secretary.
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BUY WAR BONDS
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-03

make up your minos!"
La gaceta., 1943-05-06
PACINA DE LA GUERRA MAS GLoRlOSA QUE
SOSTUVIERA ESPANA
Ell EVADIDO

-Gracias-murmura ell herido.
va TODD es igual. Pero no me
importa.
Hace una pausa angustiosa. I'm
nuevo dolor lie contrae. Y dice
apresuradamente:
70 deseaba librarme de aquel
inferno, venir con vosotros. Ha-
ce un mes, un hermano MIC quiso
pasarse tambien. Lo cogieron en-
ell momento en- que saltaba la
trinchera. Estaba perdido. Y ell
captain me hizo formar en- ell pi-
quote que 10 fusil6. "iCuidado
adonde %tirasw, me advirtio. 70
cerre los ojos y dispare. Guarde
mi dolor como una verguenza.
Hoy estaba de parapeto. La oca-
sion que 70 esperaba Sc me ofre-
clio. FL captain venia solo reco-
rriendo la Inca. Me eche ell fusil
a la cara. Ell tuvo tempo de sacar
su pistola. Tire a tempo. Rod6
a mis- pies como un pelele. Toda-
via, caido, pudo hacer un disparo,
que no me acerto. Salte ell para
peto, y iaqui estoy!
]iCalla! Dictate de historias!
lie arguy6 ell sargento-. Ahora,
ia %curarte!
Una sonrisa de ir6nica tristeza.
va, ipara que? mo tie digo
que tengo bastante?
Una convulsi6n desencajo no
rriblemente las facciones del eva
dido.
-iDejadme!- balbucio-. va
estoy con vosotros, con los MICS.
Quiero morir a gusto.
Y tras una pausa, que la disnea
agonizante hizo interminable,
murmur0:
-iTanto tempo obligado a sa-
ludar asi, asi ...!
Y extendia su mano diestra en-
ell saludo ritual, a la romano.
De pronto tuvo nj suprema
crisis de exaltaci6n, de energia, y
clam6:
-Dejadme, companeros, que
me muera hacienda asi, iasi!...
Sus dos brazos Sc alzaron, ner-
vudos Y t%ensos, y sus dos punos
Sc crisparon, cerrados en- un SUI
premo ademan de liberaci6n y de
amenaZa.
Y asi muri6 ell evadido.
J. F.
La gaceta., 1943-05-06
LAS INTERMEDIATES VENEREAS

tente, a un hospital o a un dis
pensario y idecir la verdad! Solo
asi la cura es cast segura,, y la
transmission no Sc realiza.
No hay que llevarse de los con-
sejos nj de las medicinas recomen-
dadas por amigos o empleados de
botica, pues ell case de. uno pue-
de ser muy distinto al de otro.
Tampoco hay que tener relacio-
mes sexuales nj besar siquiera.
pues la Stills secundaria de la
garganta es contagiosa.
Existe hasta 90 por ciento de
probabilidad On la curacion 81 Sc
obra de acuerdo con las instruc-
clones medicas.
iDescubierta la enfermedad hay
que poner la obligation de curar-
Sc sobre otra obligation. Y no
hay que considerarse curado has
ia que ell medico 10 olga; no bias.
ia que los signos y los sintomas
desaparezcan, pues la Stills suela
dormir por largos periodos para
volver de nuevo.
Para decidirse a la curaci6n,
hay que tener presente que 81 uno
Sc entrega a la ciencia con ente-
ra fe y confianza, dicha curacion
es facil Y sencilla.
Puede ser que ell enfermo haya
puesto en- peligro a otras perso-
mas antes de saber que tenia ell
NAL. Lo noble y cuerdo en- este
case es realizar una investigation
completa en cada persona expues-
ia, haciendole por 10 menos un
examen de sangre.
Isl es possible hay que llevar
ante ell medico a la persona eau
Sante del contaglo! iAfuera fall
sas verguenzas! Los medicos de-
sean detener ell NAL y no castigar
nj juzgar la moral o costumbres
sexuales de los atacados! Y no
pueden hacer NADIA 81 las victi-
mas no recurren a ellos.
Una e curada, la persona que
desee casarse puede hacerlo, pc
70 solo despu@s de 8 o A amos y
siempre bajo la direction m6dica
isiendo completamente franco con
su esposo o esposa respecto a 10
que ha tenido y controlando de-
bidamente la fecundaci6n.
POr supuesto, es mejor comu-
nicarse estas cosas en- la epoca
La gaceta., 1943-05-06
(Viene de la pagina p

(NleHe ue Id pdSlHd y.
femenino infectado.
Ell medic mas comun para ad-
quirir la blenorragia, es la rela-
cion sexual. A veces es possible
adquirirla por ell uso de una toa-
LA, de un reservado o de una
brenda de vestir que han sido
manchados con ell flujo purulento
de alg1n contagiado. Hay que te-
ner, pues, cuidado con las cosas
que Sc usan y no hay que unirse
sexualmente con cualquiera. sin
tomar precauciones nj tener la
seguridad de que este sano.
Hay muchos maridos que infec-
tan a sus esposas por haberse ca
sado cuando Sc cream curados, y
una buena cantidad de divorcios
Sc debe a ESQ.
No hay que juzgarse sano GUAM
do ell flujo cesa, pues ell NAL pue-
de estar en- las glandulas y en-
los organos internos, y hasta que
ell medico 10 olga no hay que te-
ner relaciones nj siquiera excita-
ci0n sexual.
Durante la enfermedad hay que
guardian la mas estricta hygiene,
lavarse frecuentemente las manos,
no usar titles ajenos, no dejar
que otro use los propios, dormir
solo Y nunca con ninos, no tocar-
Sc los ojos, no tomar licor nj CO.
midas muy condimentadas, no ha-
Ger esfuerzos, nj mucho e~jercicio,
Y seguir fielmente las indicacio-
mes y Ell tratamiento del medico.
HAY que cooperar con ell faculta-
two para tener buen exito!
La Stills esta colocada entire
las primeras intermediates - 81
no es La primera - que mas eau
san la muerte. No curandosela O
curandosela NAL, llega a invadir
ell coraz6n, ell cerebro Y la me-
dula espinal y perturbar la vista.
Por ESQ es tambien indispensa-
BILE en- esta enfermedad la accion
conjunta del paciente franco y
del medico concienzudo para Gu
rarla. .e.r
FL reconocimiento precoz de la
enfermedad es necesario Y por
ESQ, apenas aparezca alg1n signo
del NAL o simplemente Sc sospe-
che haberla contraido, hay que
acudir donde un medico compe-
La gaceta., 1943-05-06

de ~noviazgo, precisamente por O.
NOR Y buena fe.
Gracias a la divulgacion de CO.
nocimientos, a la education y al
sentimiento de Responsibilities
de sus gentes - hombres y mu-
jeres = y a la collaboration o &C
cion cOnjunta entire pacientes y
medicos, la Stills cast ha desapa'
recido, por ejemplo, IN los pal
ses escandinavos (Suecia, Norue-
ga y Dinamarca). IPor que no
ha de desaparecer de Otros PAL
seS?
La gaceta., 1943-05-06
TINTIT
Ell Enemigo de las Canas

No Sc sienta apezarado por esas
canas. Luzca diez amos mas joven.
No pierda la oportunidad de su
vida Y la felicidad misma. Use
TINTIT y su cabello tendra esa
apariencia de juventud. TINTIT
no conitene nitrate de plata y su
precio es economico. Pidalo a su
botica o 81 no al telefono numero
Y1354. Para pedidos a la agencia
P. 0. Box $500, Tampa, Florida.
La gaceta., 1943-05-06

ApenaS eul Glen WtLIoS OH
tire las dos trincheras. TERRA de
nadie. Erial removido por la me-
tralla. En- las noches de viento,
un remolino de papeles rotos fin
&c un crujir de ramas, un rumor
de pisadas quedas. Basta ESQ para
que Sc incendie ell aire en- dispa-
ros: rafagas de pespuntes de ame-
tralladoras y roncas explosiones
de morteros.
De pronto, en- ell silencio de la
tarde en- calma, ell relampago de
un disparo. Y la replica SEGA de
un p~istoletazo.
En- seguida, en- la trinchera enc
MICA, en- 10 alto del parapeto, sur
ge la silueta girls de un hombre.
De un salto atletico cae la figura
en- la terra de nadie. Vacila un
momento al choque con ell suelo.
Sc rehace rapido y CORE, en- estu-
dada Inca sinuosa, hacia nuestra
t%rinchera.
Ell centenar de metros a reco-
rrer Sc duplica en- ell tempo y en-
ell espacio para ell fugitive. No
anda cinco pasos en- la misma d.
reccion nj en- identica posture.
Gamma en- zig-zag; CORE y Sc de-
tiene; avanza y gatea; va saliva
unos metros con un salto gimnas-
tico, o Sc escorza como un felino,
o Sc tiende y Sc ALA con agilidad
de simio.
FL instinto parece darle alas y
pupilas en- las espaldas. La trim
chera enemiga Sc e%nguirnalda de
nubes de hume. Disparan sobre ell
fugitive. Una ametralladora gra-
MIA balas sobre ell erial. La traca
mortifera CORE a TODD 10 largo
de la trinchera facciosa. La nues-
ira esta muda para no coger entire
dos fuegos al enemigO. Glen pupil
las-rayos de miradas anhelantes
-siguen desde las troneras al
hombre que Sc acerca, lidiando,
como en- un "galleo" tragico, a la
Muerte, con orr y quiebros
de destreza instintiva, inconcebi-
Bile.
Ell evadido alcanza, por fin, la
barrera salvadora; lfega al parape-
to. Crujen los sacos terreros bor-
dados a balazos. FL hombre trepa
agilmente; pone SUI planta en- ell
borde. Va a s~altar, donde brazos
abiertos lie esperan. No hace falta.
Una bala, en- la espalda, lie derri-
ba, como una rama tronchada,
dentro de la trinchera, Su peso
hace vacilar a los valedores.
I'm gesto de supreme dolor con-
trae ell rostro cetrino del herido:
No moverme-suplica-. va
Sc que "esto" no tiene remedio.
Me han deshecho los rinones.
Tengo la bala en- ell vientre. Isl
10 sabre yo! He estudiado cinco
amos para medico.
Ell dolor horroso afila las fac
clones del yacente. Una manta do
blada lie es puesta de cabezal. I'm
soldado lie da de beer en- su can
timplora.
La gaceta., 1943-05-06
MEXICO ANADE $4,000,
600 A SU PRESUPUESTO
DE GUERRA

MEXICO, d. Fla Radio Co.
operative Vitalicia de Santiago
Valparaiso, anunci6 en- una emf
sion reciente que Ell Presidente d
Mexico, Manuel Avila Camacho
ha decretado un aumento d
100000 de pesos al presupues
to de guerra con ell fin de hacel
frente a los requisites del Ejer
cito mexicano.
La gaceta., 1943-05-06
Modo de lGvGr las cOrtindS

Modo de lGVGr las cortinGS
de dolores
Hagase espuma de jabon con a.
qua caliente, pero no Sc utilize pa
ra lavar la brenda, hasta que es'
te fra. ST la cortina es blanca 0
negra,. anadase al aqua un puma
do de sal; 81 es lila o rosa, unas
gotas de amoniaco; 81 verde, IN
POGO de vinagre.
La gaceta., 1943-05-06

La perfecta raz6n huge de to-
do eXceso.
La gaceta., 1943-05-06

Para cldVdr los clGUos
con fdcIidGd
Para clavar I'm clavo con facl'
lidad Sc lie debe unfair con graSa
o jab6n.
Sc clavan con mas facilidad en-
las paroles de yeso, mojandOlos
en- aqua fra.
La gaceta., 1943-05-06
Consoles TITLES PARA
Ell HOGAR

Como sc les Quitd Ell olOr de
ceboUG a los cuchilloS
Frotese la hoja con sal, y en-.
juaguese despues con aqua fra,
Ell mismo resultado Sc ObtaR
clavando la hoja en- la tierra
jardin o en- una maceta.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
SITUATIONS MEN (cent.).

DAIRYMAN, colored, married, 12 years
exp, age 80. no children; wishes steady
job. Phone RE. 1855 after pm. s.
MAN wants job as tanitor with quarters
furnished: don't drink, married, no chill
dren. William Minor. 800 3rd st. Sc. o.
ROOM in private home, and work around
house for small salary, with well-to-d do
family. AT. 1880. 10 to 2 pm. 81
essential work; draft All: permanent ex-
perienced and reliable: salary, S35 week.
Box 346-M. Star o.
YOUNG MAN. draft deferred. desires about
4 hrs. work nightly, TIL, experienced gen.
eral clerical. typing. Box 365M Star. g.
NEED WORK. typist correspondent.
shipping, receiving; age A., white; expert
enced advertising man. Box 3S?-M. Star.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
BOATS.

1NBoARD MARINE MOTOR, recond-
ditioned: water cooled. 2a-hp.. S1S G.
Miller. $50 Wayne ave, Apt 1O2, Silver
Spring
16-FT. PLYWOOD inboard runabout:
screws throughout; could be used with out
board motor. Cost $3.50 to build, SIS or
best offer. Alexandria 1859.
NEPTUNE OUTBOARD MOTOR, 2-h.p.,
sele. 1929 18th st. ne. %
WANTED, sail boat about 1S-ft Cape
Cod type preferred Call Glebe 11Sn.
BOAT. .25 to 40 it., with cabin, also toilet
and galley. Marine eneine 20 to 30 hp,
sound hull; meximum, $500. CHI. 4O25
Evening star., 1943-05-08

HOUOEhEEFER
2 ADULTS, CHILD, IN
AN APT; NO LAUNDRY, NO
SUNDAYS, NO NIGHTS:
GOOD SALARY; MUST BE
RELIABLE. RA. 1898.
Evening star., 1943-05-08

BETWEEN 18th ST and Rock Creek Park.
on Upshur st. nw.-Furnished room. twin
beds. bath and shower; south and west ex-
posures; in new, modern. detached home:
cool In sllnmer GE 2h10. O.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

AUDIT. accounting, or bookkeeping. lady
with several years experience, executive
qualifications, wishes to connect with
reliable organization that will be perma-
nent. Box 401-M Star. 81
GIRL, colored. wants clerical work: knowl-
edge Of typing. Michigan 1897.
GIRL, colored. as elevator operator or
cleaning. NIGHTS. Republic 3s10.
NURSE, practical. refined, middle aged
woman, to live in; best references S35
per week. Lincoln 4O43. %
PRACTICAL NURSE to semi-invalid. house
keeper to elderly couple: 12-hour duty. no
sundays, no ldry., no holidays. Hobart
2935.
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER, expert
enced, % years old, married, will accept
temporary or permanent position, war
work preferable; S45 week. Phone Chest
nut 5000. Apt. 6S2. 81
SECRETARY, competent. experienced, for
merly in charge small sales once: salary.
$4,000 minimum. Box 36S-M. Star. TO-
POSITION AS COMPANION by widow of
refinement and education; trustworthy.
fond of children or willing to assist in
homemaking Box 3SS-M, Star. 9.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
WOMAN. white, reliable, middle-aged, in
small family; plain cook. stay nights; ref
erences. Box 369-M. Star TO-
Evening star., 1943-05-08

GENTLEMAN; 4s. pleasing personality,
speaks English. French. Spanish fluentiy,
hikh recommended and experienced, desires
position as companion to gentleman or
supe rvisor IN home Address p. o. Box
Evening star., 1943-05-08

400 CEDAR ST. NV, Apt. 6-1arge.
bright. private room. adjacent to bath:
twin beds, maple furniture: express bus
service; unlimited phone: prefer two en-
ployed girls. gentle home. Mrs. W NJ.
White RA 1881 O.
Evening star., 1943-05-08

NAVY OFFICERS WIFE, DRIVING TO
Denver, Colo. Monday, can take or 2
service people. Phone Ordway 1925. -"
LADY WOULD LIKE TRANSPORTATION
within two weeks Phone Atlantic $500
before noon anyday. %
Evening star., 1943-05-08

CHI. CHI, MD-Beautiful rnn., semi-pvt.
bath; exclusive location. lovely surround.
ines, rare opportunity: $40: gentleman.
WI $3.50
Evening star., 1943-05-08

1447 MASS. AVE NW-Dble bedrm, 81:
dble. Ink, Ss Quiet people only.
1890 ONTARIO RID NV, Apt. ZOO
Bright, twin bedroom, next to bath and
shower; nr. 18th and Col. I'd. NO. 1896,
| 1851 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Lge. front rn..
| suitable for 2: southern expos. Also single
/
Evening star., 1943-05-08

Completely equipped poultry farm, $500
laying hens. 5000 young chickens, 4,300
egg capacity incubator; over $40 per day
income. Marlboro 20s-J-4. o.
FOR RENT, kitchen, dining room
and garden, fully equipped, ac-
commodate 150-2O0 persons, con-
veniently located, fashionable
district, near Dupont Circle.
Write Box 235-R, Star.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ICON,
ESSENTIAL BUSINESS,

yr. lease; steady operators: owner retir
inE; sell for $4,000: $4,000 cash. BOX
Evening star., 1943-05-08
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-BKPR. 30, draft exempt.
"a yrs. exp, full-charse capable NJ
Laitz 631 Delafield pl NV. IA. a57o. 81
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, kent
part time. tax reports: local references
reasonable. SH 1864 a.
Evening star., 1943-05-08
MAID OR COUPLE
HOUSEKEEPER

Live in. experienced cook essential. general
houSeWork, man to work out and do yard
work for board 81, 5414
Evening star., 1943-05-08

PtoWING-Large or small gardens. War
MARE, combination, half-bred. chestnut,
gentle and educated. works in all harness
and rides. Sl25. Also battery type electric
inch coping saw and ls-h.p. motor, SIS: |
2-Wheel trailer cart with hitch, $40 Alex
andria 1859
ORCHARD sYRAYER. Friend" 25O-eal.
tank, In perfect condition. MI oa7n 10.
WANTED-Good top soil, Phone TAYLOR
6420 after 6 pm
PANS1ES. petunias. saliva. etc: perennials
everareens and vegetable plants. F. Green
laos Georgis ave extended
Evening star., 1943-05-08
MAID. PART TIME

A FAMILY. consisting OF janitor and two
maids. for roomine house: GOOD salary and
f~o rooms s,,"h.- ,ath apartment 2O:31
Evening star., 1943-05-08

Two throush dinner. two in family; re-
~ 70 sundays. $500 Woodley rd. NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-08

CAMERA REPAIRING,
FULLER 4 d'ALBERT, INC.
e15 10th st. NV. Phone National 4712
RADIO SERVICE. NET NE p R RADIO . Q
NE. 7011. Cor. 9Th St. near Hechts
All makes OF radios repaired bv expertly
trained factory mechanics Work guar
anteed. o4-hour service Bring in your
radios and save money.
Evening star., 1943-05-08

MAID. for part-time work, from 4 till after
dinner, in family. Salary. Sl3 per week:
city references. Call OR. 194S between 8
Evening star., 1943-05-08

WOMAN. experienced gh.w; in family.
small apt: 9 am: until after dinner;
Thurs. and Sun. afternoons off. s15 per
week. City references HO 3Sb3
Evening star., 1943-05-08

1890 BELMONT ST. Nw.-Nicely furn.
room for Army offcer or executive, privats
home, unlim. phone. Call HO. 1855.
1905 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Nicely
suitable for l or 2 persons. Price, 50
Evening star., 1943-05-08

AUDITs. tax reports and small sets Of
books or accounts to keep: part-tiYne worS:
business reports filed. Box 349-M, Star.
Evening star., 1943-05-08

PHONE SHEPHERD 1880. ASK FOR MISS
Woodard II you are in need OF q loan
up to $500 on your signature
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet No.
drues or surgery. DR.. SOMMERWERCK,
1865 Columbia I'd Adams O3S8
Evening star., 1943-05-08

1915 KENYON ST. NW.-For 2 men or
. women: Jewish home; friendly atmos-
phere: conv trans. Adams 1899. TO-
YOUNG, RESPECTABLE Southern sirl.
Baptist desires similar type ate,
between Is and % Apply at 1217 Mass.
ME- 66oS
Evening star., 1943-05-08
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

A STITCH IN TINE saves nine For your
roofing and siding problems call the Po-
tomac Home Improvement Co., Citizens
Bank Bldg. Takoma Park Md We will
finance your work over /, . and 3 years
easy payments: no down payment. Free
estimates cheerfullv given. Remodeling
specialty. Phone SH. 3444: evenings. 81.
0a4". Ask for Mr.. Taylor
WE HAVE MEN AND MATERIALS
FOR ALL TYPES BUILDING REPAIRS
and alterations; lowest prices: guar, work.
LAWRENCE & SON. OR 1544
Evening star., 1943-05-08

"SO5 18th ST. N.W.-Three vacancies for
young girls. ages II to 25: jewish home:
convenient transportation. Tel. DU. sOlo.
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BOY. is. 5'7", 14O lbs. years high
SCHOOL strong, willing, wants position. BOX
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CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK.

both young and sound: take choice of
either. Consider trade on good saddle
mare. w. N. Ledbetter. 3 mi So Alexan-
dria. No. ! highway. opposite Mt. Vernon
Hich School
WORK AND RIDING HORSES Ponies
and mules: spotted horses and dapple
and ponies. wagons and bugeies, double
and single harness: Western and English
saddles: new and used brides Of all kinds
~ GAYS trial on everything. Straw rides
by hour. Rear Of 73H 18th st. Sc
thoroughbred Gray Filly.
? years old. over 16 hands. registered: sire
Coz. Desprit: dam. Blue Song: fine dispo-
sltlon; has been ridden by 13-year- -od girl
for past . months. Can be seen at
Meadowbrook Saddle Club; ask to see Mr.
Rathbun's gray flly.
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linoleum: complete selection. WoodIidse
Rug Z CARPET Co. Inc, 1715 Rhode
RUGS, Oriental and Chinese: reduced
price: large and small sizes. Rare Rug
Shop. c427 18th NV. X
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WOMAN. white, reliable, middle-aged,
small family; plain cook: stay nights; re
erences Box 3Rg-M Star TO-
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MAID, SIS to start: living Northwest sec
t1on' thoroushly competent. housework
care of child: sleep in 2 nights. WI 1921
MAN AND WIFE, will go to shore for sum
mer. servants have own cottage Phone
Mrs. Howard. DI 3436
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WOMAN. middle-aged. for general house
work. STAY In. WI 1854
Evening star., 1943-10-05

my government and the peoples Of
my country.
The armed forces of the Allies.
including those of the United States
OF America. are taking an increas-
lngly greater part in our common
struggle against Hitlerie Germany
and have already inflicted a num-
Der OF heavy defeats on the cum
nlng foe. The successes of the Red
Army in its struggle against the
Hltlerlte hordes during more than
TWO years, its present victorious
advance on the Soviet German
front. the remarkable successes OF
An9 To- American arms in North
Africa and Sicily. as we'll as the
developing military operations OF
the Anglo american forces on the
territory OF Italy. have created a
favorable military political .itua
ton for lnfilcting decisive blows
upon the hated enemy.
1t Is now clear that the war is
turning IN favor Of the United Ma
lions However. for delivery OF the
final blow upon the enemy. eXertion
Of the total strength of our coun-
tries and also OF all the United
Nations will be required. firmly
believe. MI. President. that the