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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-24
CHANGES SAVE ZINC

The government is saving 1900
,ns of war vital war metal by u.s.
lg zinc plated steel for the new
emmy instead Of all zinc; and 5000
ons per year by changing the spe-
ifications on canning jar tops from
nc to steel.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-24
DOW CASE GOES
TO JURY TODAY
I3-Year-Old Lad Faces
Mandatory Death Sem
tence in Electric Chair

Newburyport, Mass, June "a -
tU.PD -- Thirteen-year-old Edward
Dow, facing a mandatory sentence
Of death in the electric chair If con-
victed OF first-degree murder, prob
ably will learn his fate today.
The Newburyport schoolboy,
youngest person in the state ever to
be tried for murder, is charged with
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-24
"BELISHA BEACONS"

The orange gloves atop England S
"Belisha Beacons' cost about $l.25
to replace. Some 5000 OF these have
been broken in London alone in q
short period OF time.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-24
'4-FReporter Describes Trip In
Fortress For Benefit of IFS
BY JOSEPH LATIN
6Inifad Press STAFF Cnrrncnnnda

Chicago June 24-(UP-Twelve thousand
Smokes the Fortress Numbered through the night its four
biting into the
The radio operator twed
station The navigator had his
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-24
STRAIGHT SWIMMING BEARS

A black bear in the water always
swims in straight line toward the
opposite shore and, If you are in his
path, he'll crawl over your boat and
upset 1t, but II you get out OF his line
OF travel, you're safe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
ST0MAT0N z
Tablets Will Help You 10
CLEAN the HOE Ne

that YOU live IN. Long time secumu-
lated wastes and sscsss scid may make
you Tel TIRED md HALF-SiCk. This
makes you ineihoiert ~ your Wartime
joh. crsbby - your best friends -rd
family. and mtsefAbl. 10 yourseli WIN
not brinG out your REAL personality -
49, best. and make everybody like YOU ?
Try or StcrnAtone Tablets after each
meal for fe~ days. and FEEL the dn-
terence. TriAl size, rs large tablets, 60,
economy sire, 100 tablets, 81 so. Remit
by mail Free delivery IN Michigan.
IABORATORN PRODUCTS CO
|77i f. Grand Blvd Detroit Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Strike AVerted
AT Consumers

Probability that 'ho dispute he
tween tho Consumers Power Co
and The UWOC-CIO would be
tossed back INTO the lap Of the
WLR was sccn Saturday as last
rTrrrr17-T r7TTCT1-5 " STlIKe
order found all plants Of the firm
continuing normal operations.
The Walkout was called or p
few hours before The scheduled
midnjEht Friday deadIIne
Implied threats Of army inter
vcntion and a directive by the
WLB here demanding that an
arbitrator hc named prompted the
action of high union officials.
Both union and management
agreed however. 10 SCant chances
.of agreement on tho umpire.
Under terms Of The directive
unless orc is appointed by Tues
day. Tho WLB will again take over
the controversy and select a nudge
81 us own.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

Designed 20 ac0.7'ut tho public
with Tho workings a. INC WAC.
a series Of weekly naIf-hoIr pro-
grams VIH be opened Sunday al
S go p m over radio station
WY los Ma Con Henry s
Aurand chcl OF the sixth service
command
The broadcasts 70 be known as
"WhACs on Parade viii include
A 16-plccc S'rlng orchestra %
piece dance hand and a-Pieee
novcl,, band from the 71sth Mill
tary Ponce battalion, Camp River
Rouge Park
The musicians. many Of them
former members of name bands
have rejected chances for officers
training so that they could keep
tho band intact
Thcy were agdJtionod for The
hroadcaStS by Capt. Nayno King
hand leader and VIII be directed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Women 10 Assist
Wafer Front Guards

Recruiting for the women's divi-
sion Of the Volunteer Port
Security Force of the coast guard
is expected 10 begin here shortly.
following announcement Of Mrs.
William J. Clothier of Valley
Forge, Pa, as the national CONF
mander.
Distinct from the SPARS. this
new organization Will assist men
in the Volunteer Service who
serve as water front guards in
their spare time and without pay.
Women in the Volunteer Service
ALSO will wear uniforms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
ATTACKED BY KEYS

Keys attacked the pending con-
greSSional measure 10 outlaw such
as his As AN attack
on organized labor and a fomentor
of class legislation. The bill is an
attempt 10 prevent a group or
necessary employees from organic
ing and 10 deprive them of the
right enjoyed by every other citi-
zen
Congress today was speeding a
Hill banning SUCH an organization
in war plants alter General Motors
President c. f. Wilson predicted
that industrial anarchy would
result II foremenS unions ara
IallOAnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

INDIANAPOLIS. March -
NS)-T'he threat Of higher
doomed IN doWnS'aie dis
trictS today As residents of towns
= long tho White and Ohio rivers
10 cNacuafe their homes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

.AFL had organized three diaries
and sought 10 organize the city'S
remaining 16.
It came At a meeting called
WREN the WEB declared that
essential milk deliveries must be
continued without interruption"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
no CONTRACT SIGNED

Packard has signed no con-
tract with the fOreman's asso-
citation nor has any understands
ing been negotiated Christo~
pher said.
A proposal now in Congress-
would prohibit any plant produc.
ing materials for the governmenf
with dealing with any unions
which admit supervisory person.
mel to membership.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
II. DaIitz 10 Operate
Biz Laundry for Army

II. VI. 3. Dal1z. former Ann
Arbor laundry executive, " $
named Saturday by army officials
to head operations Of tho May
flower Laundry IN New York. The
laundry. one of the largest IN the
metropolis, will he operated by
civilians solely for army use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

AnVFRTIErMFN-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

AnVERT1sFWrNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
PERFORMED LIKE VETS

Tho boys OF the Fort WAYNE
quartcrmaSter detachment and
Company A. l27tr ordnance rcgi.
mcnt. Fort Wayne had a field DAY
operating The new vehicles
Many Of tho soldiers had had
only a few hours training in driv-
ing tho amphlhan. but they per
formed like the veteran test drlv-
erS OF the Ford Motor Go.
One Of The boys explained.
"Me for one 81 these after the
war. This il going 10 he the
duck hunters delight.
After the demonstration the sol
dierS wcIe taken 10 the Willow
Run bomber plant where they were
fed and permitted 10 sec the huge
assembly hnc iu operation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
\ Y
Flood
" Mark
&. y Be Reached
~, Wednesday;
tributaries Rising, Too

BEDFORD, KY, March 20 (UP)
Mrs. Grace Dickerson, 80, De-
troit, and her 3-year-old son were
swept 10 their deaths today in the
flooding waters Of the Little Ken
lucky River when they attempted
IN leave A stalled Greyhound bus
IN which they were en- route 10
Madison, Tenn
Water stalled tho bus on L. S.
Highway AZ. between Cincinnati
and Louisville. Tho mothers body
was recovered; the chlld,s was
missing.
CINCINNATI. March 20 GNS)
|-ResidentS Of lowland areas along
the Ohio River from Portsmouth
10 Cincinnati fed their homes to-
| day in the path OF the second flood
OF the year.
Meteoroloeist J. Cecil Alter pre-
|dicted an Ohio River crest Of So
10 6o feet AT Cincinnati late Tues
|day or Wednesday. Flood stage
is 50 feet but up 10 s. feet does
little damage.
A. II a. m. today the river At
Cincinnati stood Al 50 feet and
|was rising one-fourth ~ 2 foot
|hourly. At that rate 60-fOOt
crest would be reached by Sunday
ImorninS.
Meanwhile, upstream tribu.
iarieS were still rising a. most
places. although Alter reported
- some smaller streams already
crested.
the January food fhr river
reached sos feet Al Cincinnati.
rIhe estimated crest would be the
highest since 1897, when so feet
WAS reached.
Upstream At Portsmouth. prcpa-
"a lions were made for 4 62-foOt
crest Monday or Tuesday. y feet
he low food stage. a food wall
| protects the city UP 10 81 feel
|Sandbags can ne ADDED 20 keep
NO additional feet Of water out
a. the city proper,
Meanwhile. two deaths In oh o
wcrc attributed 70 inc SgrClrc
| flood waters sS most Sma Z
streams continued on Inc rampage
INDIANAPOLIS. March ~
TNS) The threat Of higher
waters doomed in doWnSia'e dis
|trictS today As residents of town,
= long tho White and Ohio river,
prepared 10 cNacuafe their homes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Packard Denies
Any Link With
.Forennen Union
Congress Speeds Bill
Banning Organization
in War Factories

George r. Christopher, president
and general manager of the
Packard Motor Car CO., Saturday
denied that the company has had
any dealing with rhc Foreman S
Association Of America.
ChrIstophcr'S denial came after
Robert II. Keys, president of the
Forcmen'S Association, had listed
Packard AS a company in which
the association had recently won
an election.
Evening star., 1943-12-14
PHARMACISTS.
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. gh,w.; live in; experienced with
children; salary. SIS 10 SloO per mo-. de-
pending on age and experience. % 4
Bradley blvd, Bethesda, Md. WI. 1926,
COOK and downstairs maid, or couple;
experienced references. AID. 61o1. Call
after 3.
COOK, Laundry; general housework; r. :; =
after 6 pm. co. 14l2.
COOK and .sh.w.,, $50 per week: plain
cooking, no heavy laundry; references and
health certificate required. live in. CH. 81 5:}
COOK AND GH,W., 3 in family, live in,
Thursday and Sunday off: SIS per week;
reference WI. 1897.
COOK AND G.H.W.,.a 3 adults, IL days Off
DIsHWASHER-UPs MAID in hich
class euesthouse; good pay. 1712 N. H.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRkER, SIS; huge
room and bath, days off arranged to suit
lndiVidual: excellent working conditions.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. noon to =
pm, good wages: no Sunday. Call GE.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK, plain cooking;
fond of children; stay in; Sl5 per wk
GENERAL MAID, live in. = in family,
WORKING conditions: references. AID. O779
G,HW. - Reliable, middle-aged woman:
a'2-oay week. no nights, no Sundays, SIS
and carefare. 4ll6 Bird st. NV. No phone
interviews.
G.H.W,, plain cooking white: , adults
CIV. AND PLAIN Lar fers CookiNG. i've in.
private room and bath. must like chill
WA. 1246.
Evening star., 1943-12-14
ROOMS FURkisHEo-hcrtheo.,

BLAINE ST. N,E.-Large, charming room
ior ! or :, adjoining bath. Cong. private
;'e sos MARYLAND AFsssD AVE. NE. AESGentIemer E Seen
single rooms, nr. Capitol and CongresSional
Library. Decorator beds Can be used as
sitting, rms. Daily maid service and un-
limited phone. S40-S45. Call Miss Hoops,
At: 4at6, to on weekdays
quo tth ST. N.E.-For > girls, double ru
front; near BATH double bed; S:}5 for .;
so tor no other roomers; bus at door.
3Is E. CAPITOL ST.-3rd-h front. shower
pain. nnerospring mattress: one or two.
NEAR Iath AND R. l. AVE. N.E.-end-r
tront room for / person, next bath -
wk; l240 Evart st, ne. MI OS5i
NEW HoME-Couple would like couple or
girl for attract. furn. double rm.: ~ ot-ler
roomerS; laundry privileges. Th 9}5,
33S MD. AVE. NE.-Ccrncr,. overlooking
park. block from Streetcar and restaurant,
; blocks from Capitol; telephone, home
Ake very CLEAN; double room, $50 no:
@6l9 BLADENSBURG RID Ne ur-
nlShed rooms. ami twin beds 81 per
Evening star., 1943-12-14

ROOMS FURNISHED.
MorvIonJ and VjYoinio

ARLINGTON, N. Glebe rd.---LarEe wsyrl.
st. bus. o min. to Key Bridge. Gil Ts57
ALEXANDRIA = Nicely furnished large
twin beds, semipriyate bath. $40 vk:
monthly rates; 1oc, bus at door. ] ) MN.
downtown. Al Xandria 314S or TIE. "a41.
e13 y. fillmore ST, Arlington. Va
Single or double ROOM oxford 0aSl.
Private home.
CHEVY CHASE, Md -rm. and bath apt:
unlim. phone: 2-car gar; l blk transp.:
accommodate 5 people; 81 so week each.
Glebe 52a6,
YOUNG GIRL to share bunealow with 2
StI JEFFERSON ST, Alex, Va.-Preter
TO rent to couple, or serviceman's wife.
would consider taking child and serving
meals. Call after z pm.
Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1943-12-14
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

ii5 f. CAPITOL ST-Clear ccnf IT "a
single and double rooms; inner-Sprlns NIT
freSSeS
NEAR NAVY YARD--Niceiy furnished " u
neaSen a,9fre quarters i9T or G-HesFS private
2I MISSISSIPPI AVE S.E-Warm dry
basement rm.. next bath. for white cCuole:
facilities for cooking and Washing; rem in
EXCHANGE for nine days housework a mo.
1920 MASS. AVE.-Warm. comfort able
near Armory and Navy Yard. TR 6S2l.
SOUTHEAST ANACOSTIA-2 rooms, near
bath; walking distance Navy Yard, bus at
door. gentlemen only. AT. 1857.
Evening star., 1943-12-14
OFF CONN. AVE,

One gentleman only; attr. master bedrm
pvt, Law, stall shower; mod. home gas
heat: no other roomerS. OR. T@f5.
COLORED, 1925 Vernon st. Il W, Apt s.
Employed girl to share room with another
Cony transp- NO. 1924.
COLORED-For refined couple or . EN-
plcyed girls, neatly arranged basement
apt PRIVILEGES; near bus line % LOGAN
1898 T ST. N.W.-Neatly furnished room,
in quiet respectable colored home quiet
couple preferred DU. 3412 49,
Evening star., 1943-12-14
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

MINED WOOD. for fireplace or stove. any
IenSthi Tree delivery; $50 per cord. Ber-
FIREPLACE WOOD. well seasoned. mixed.
~ ~ or - !engths; $50 per cord delivered.
FIREPLACE. stove and furnace J3 and "A
inches, dead oak and pine mixed with
green, at Seabrook, Md. Delivered within
>, miles. so per cord, SO L cord load
Phone WA 2G4G ewes WA. 4a54.
WOOD FOR SALE, dry slab wood. mixed;
also seasoned fire logs. HO 5434
WOOD, mixed, pine, oak: green and dry.
SlS Mltchellville. Maryland. Phone
SEASONED PINE. Govt. app. cord, siG.5o.
Elndlins prompt service; no storage.
rIREPLACE HARDWOOD, seasoned. any
length, also kHdlinr immediate free de-
.l,rrE NlnNar Hatchery SH 1871
FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned >aJ losd.
aLproXin%teiy ~ cords, immediate deiy-
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD. seasoned. any
length. ceiling pr!ce. S2l 4 cord. >ll half
cord. also Elndlina immediate free de-
VERY NInmar Hatchery. Inc. SH 23:}1
SPLIT OAK fireplace wood. >"l: oak sla bS
and k.ndl.. SO: tuil meas, sawed TO order;
immed. del FIR. $50.
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLINCi,
Seasoned OAK and Pine
DelVered IN Washington and Maryland
National 1869. Evenings, DU 1850. 50
Colonial CordWood Co.-Dry,
hard: bundles. DI. 2415.
Evening star., 1943-12-14
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.

ONE GRAY MARE, ; yrs. old; one mare
colt, < mo. old. Call Alexandra 594l
eve. and Sun. W. A. Prye, Annandale, Va.
BLACK ANGUS COWS four). $3.50 each:
nave en- bred Black Angus heifers
tthrett, 81 80 each: can be bred in April.
one Black Angus bull, > years old. 5000.
One Black ANGUS Bull, mos. old, $500.
FINEST type of ANGUS, Am selling TO re
duce herd on account Of shortage OF help.
For sale only to those interested in IN
cre2Sn% herds. VIII not sell for beef
Can Woodley "O10, to pm IL
$3.50
RIDING HORSE, thoroughbred, jumper,
excellent gaitS, years old. Call WO.
Evening star., 1943-12-14
WONDERGRO

Nothing better. Your neighbor says so
and SO Will you when you have tried ton
OF ms super richly teItIliZed and finely
ground black humus Makes poor soils
coed and good soils better Acts quickly.
Holds moisture. Highly effective on grass.
ideal plant TODD yon have long been looking
for. sl5 ton delivered. Lawn seeded, re-
pared or reluVtnated. Beautiful specimen
eVerEreens. towering shrubs. fruit and
shade trees. C0l0Eiul fagstone walks, ter
races, rock gardens. lily pools. outdoor fire
places. drainage, mulChIlg, spraying. prun-
in& and transplanting. Free estimate
IiNC0ip Ippt
Evening star., 1943-12-14

CHRISTMAS TREES for sale, wholesale and
retail. ME. 1900, DU 1900.
CHRISTMAS TREES for sale, 4oc each by
the hundred; also. fireplace wood, pine
bows, roping Qaurel and pine). Christmas
Wreaths. holly, mistletoe. EN- 9SSS.
TOPSOIL, want TO buy 5000 yards Will
move it or haul it myself. Ii. 2l02, 226
Ard
Evening star., 1943-12-14
DOGS. PETS. ETC,

BULLDOGS months, female puppy. by
Ch. Falstone Dreadnaught. Childs pet.
1O44 Bladensburg road ne. LU. 7195.
DOG, English bull, pedigreed, 8 mos old.
female spayed, lively. loyable. Nights and
Sunday, ME-. $500; days, RE. 1916.
SHELTIE, registered, stud strvice. Pup
for small fee. SP. 0S02-J.
PUPPIES, 1927 Park rd. fi.w.; 5 weeks old.
cocker type, very pretty. reg. mother. beau
ttul fine black coats, $3.50; will care for
til Christmas. no. 9225.
PUPPIES, registered, Scottish terrier, fe-
male. Tele2honS Fairfax 194 jig be-
tween-S and . pm. or write Alice W.
meSHsff cmoW PuPPIfs, ufPPiIpe a@ T. 81 each: rubber
tired tricycle., 40 yrs, Sl2; / small cleo
protector and film. So Mrs VIM L d.
better. miles south Alexandria, opposite
Mt; Vernon Hlsh School. No. hwy.
REDBONE COON DOG. trade Tor rabbit
dog. Call Atlantic 1897.
POINTER. male, 9 yrs. old. thoroughly
trained. wonderful retriever, good watch
dog. T.. D. Naylor. Aquasco. Md. Phone
COCKER SPANIEL, 2-year-od female,
spayt d; free. TO responsible party, owner
beng drafted. CHI. G461
COOKERS. REDS, BLACKS. $50 -S25-S35,
Cross Boston, Fox, Collie, Police. So
Dog Hotel. 1}44 Georgia Ave. IA. 1921
BOXERS.
Let one of these grand puppies helm
brighten your Christmas. MA 1U43, Alex
andria OS05.
Evening star., 1943-12-14
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wants Job as Eursemaid: !:
no nights End no SUNDAYS NO h13o
HO 9oS4
GIRL, colored, wants part-time work.
norninfS. downtown or Georgetown. Call
AID. :sSig
LATSBRESS. colored VIZ It's work at home
Shlrts and any, fancy work. Hobart $50,
after = ia
MAID, part-time morning work GE. G;r.5
WOMAN, colored. sood cleaner. light laun-
dry; strictly honest DI. 2i31, l to ).
: TO q pm.
WOMAN wants lob cleaning or part-t time
work. PhOre MI. 6;24
NuMAN, Colored, TO care for children s
hours per day except Tuesday and Sunday
or n,"hts except Monday, Wednesday
and THURSDAY. Can Eelp in nursery. F.
,. CIark, 80 Eve st. ne, ond floor
WOMAN, colored. wishes part-time work
nornln% or evening. Phone HO 1882.
" EAPERlENCED colored girls want work
one mornings, the other evening work
CO 43@1.
Evening star., 1943-12-14
pRRsoNAI.

ARE You DRESSING FOR TWO? We spe-
psssns sss m to seee f4om Mrs.
Fur coAfs !; nest rsstyied @ repsred sl relinsd
stylish Jackets and made fTom dis
INCOME TAX declarations, audits systems,
Bookkeeping. B. H. Pace, c. P. A; WI.
LADIES' FUR HATS. matching mufrs made.
Remodelipg, blocking, cleaning. Material
hats and felts. Vogue Hats. 737 l3th
LARGE IAN. % FRONT ROOM in n rest est home for
WHIrS Ssn couple Rn or Snyle Ia $50 sb0u
length; uncalled for, used 81 per pair;
size 6la. Needlecraft Service. go l2th
WATCH REPAIRING. 3 to day service;
al work Euaranteed. s. Franks Jewelry
Gp St .rnds.1sd nT nv Rm 5la ovn
time or money back. Write for booklet, No
drugs dya or surgery, DR. soMoMaEERWERcK
raoNr ass GosmeP e ADAMS as "sSs * ,0r Miss
TO 500 on your signature.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee; relief for pains and aches due 10, weak
heart. asthma, rheumatism. arthrittS,
nervousness piles. colds, flu or other all
ments; also relief for aching swollen feet
ence, in charge sH %6S5
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN TEACHES
English, self-confidence. freedom from self
CONSEQUENCES; private tutor. MI 1850.
DR.. H. W JOHNSON, DENTIST
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait.
Room COZ. Westorv Bldg. COS 14th NV.
ROBT 3. SCOTT
DENTAL LABORATORY,
Room 90l, Westory Bldg. GO5 18th st. NV
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement is that you be en-
ployed. 1t costs YOU nothing to investigate.
Just phone DAVE PENNEY. -CH. :is24
Evening star., 1943-12-14
MEN AND WOMEN
THE HECHT co.

THE HECHT CO.,
F ST. At eth. NATIONAL 500.
HAS VACANCIES FOR THE
FOLLOWING SALESPEOPLE.
Particularly in our exciting toyland and
lovely gift shop; full or part time hours
arransed to suit your convenience; no ex-
periencc necessary.
ALTERATION OPERATORS.
SeamstreSSes, filters and tailorS Profit
ahle work in pleasant surroundings. Full
or part time.
WRAPPERS AND CASHIERS.
inexperienced workers you can get top
compensation for your efforts.
OFFICE HELP.
Permanent positions for secretaries, typ
lists. oomptometer operators, clcricals who
have GOOD handwriting
ENJOY MANY BENEFITS
Such as special discount on all your
purchases, disqualification, executive train
ing for those who qualify.
Evening star., 1943-12-14
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY wants ride to New York City, Dec
93 or, "a, DE. s6s7 Sunday after & pm
AUTO RIDE to Uniontown, Pa. Call Miss
Bill, DI. 300, Ext. 2250, before 3 p m,
TRANSPORTATION DESIRED by mother
Annapolis on Christmas morning possibly
return in evening. Tel. co. 1000. Apt.
RIDE WANTED. Boston or vic. morning
Of Dec. "a: share expenses. Box 271-G,
WANTED-some one going to Florida
trailer hitch; good compensation. Call
SrRI,Gn M, paintsI Gn,1,> Wo 3232 . OUT. 49,.
lTth or 18th: viii drive or share expense
Hobart Go after ) p M. 15'
TWO GIRLS going to Boston or Worcester,
Mass. leaving December "a, would like
,MTa1oporrtati9s MaionSr 9s share expenses Phone
GIRL desires ride to WilliamSport, Pa. or
vac, nrlor Christmas: share exp: cXch
refs. I'M $3.50 tves lGs
YOtNG ADY desires ride TO Alabama eve
I5ing l,iii . Dec :. 10 or 20. National $50
rIiTSBuR PA, or vicinity and return:
( sirlH desire tranSp between Dec - or
- and Jan :? viii share expenses. Can
LADY wishes ride TO Denver. Colo. Tele-
%on0ne % Wo $50 before noon.
TWO PEOPLE want TRANSFORMATION TO Roa-
noEe or vicinity FRIDAY, December -
p,iIng that way?, Call Atlantic u2s3, @u'
lady eXpcrenced driver, desires ride Vi
shaIs exp .nsss. Box BOIL. 5 Star. T"" ~. -"
MOTOR TRAVEL 10 Wilkes Barre, Pa:
i5;ty ieaye on or about Christmas eve and re-
TRANSPoRTATIoN" wanted 10 N,,;i Clark sbrrg
W. Va, or vicinity Cali ME-. 5T95 pftFr
Il p m, weekdays, after 10 am, Sundays
Evening star., 1943-12-14
CHRISTMAS TREES.
CHRISTMAS TREES.

Specially selected pine. bushy, symmetrical
hese trees now selling for 81 80 to 50
etail; delivered for $50 per hundred Gail
1896
Evening star., 1943-12-14

virginia pine: fine assortment, heavy
foliage. Dealers attention. Cut and haul
them yourself. y mi. south Of Wash or
hard-Surfaced road convenient loading
VIII consider delivery Of lots 200 or more
Cal WO. 4Gl3. except Sunday WO 1864
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, auditor; books opened,
Kept part time, Statements, tax reports;
reaSonable. Randolph 1928.
INCOME TAN, bookkeeping systems. books
>tIrtto and kept at reasonable rates:
suficient time allotted for efficient work
Write Jules Latferman, Ala Fla. ave. ne,
Room 20: or TR. 1917
MAN, whi,e. 56, sober. honest, willing for
any, work available, So wk Call war
field l1}U
old man with excellent BACKGROUND and
WIDE experience with normal and also
handicapped pupils, prefer to travel or
I'VE IN the country. Address Box 1851,
STAR Tor lnteHlew, numerous local refer
encee IA.
UNIVERSITY GRADUATE. history major,
dtSlreS position as teacaer. Box 3li-L,
Star I-s
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VENETIAN BLINDS.

Buy Direct From Manufacturer.
CASH OR EASY TERMS
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO.,
05 14th St. NV. Phone AID. Abb 434
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$50 WEEK.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

q a N. through 6 O'Clock dinner. plail
COOKING. 2nd-focr cleaning. white or col
9red' i've IN or out. Call EN- 1854 be
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In small apt. maid service provided re-
quires wen-trained. all-arourd valet cook
SO per week and lodging provided. Tee-
phone OR. 5000, Mon. and Tues 1880
TO =
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EMPLOYED couple in downtown apt want
experienced person capable of taking house
keeping responsibility: SIN per week; :!
I'm. 70 S.5o pm: references required
! Phone EX IN1S
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont.

PAPEPING and painting. For guar
"a G1IAAN1 anteed work, reasonable
call Ted Green, RA. 5922.
Radio Trouble? Free Free est; :I. work guar guar
M1D-CITY Radio Shop, o. PM Friday
and Saturday % MA O7Tr
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SAFEWAY

Employment once. 4th and SITS NE
or To the Manager of your nearest Safeway
II you have previously been employed
please bring your release.