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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
pITTSRIRGH

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 5 tINs)-cATTLE
--125 steady. Steers, good 10 choice. Sic
n 1850. medium tD--Enod- xlA1l a. -eeH4-
mon 20 medium. SIP II ~. heifers. good "a
choice, Si3. son IL MEDIUM 10 good. 500
1i.G0 common IN medium. 800 2 80.
Cows good 20 choice $1o1i1: medium %
good 81 50n 90: Gamers and cutters. SO
n 80. bulls, good 20 choice. si2u12.T rs
common 20 medium, $3.50 = IL: grass
steers Sasi IS 50.
HOGS-l10 lie lower 16o-1so lbs.
75<f1f25, 10000 his. Si42511i 35
20n-22O Tbs. Si425gi435; 22O-250 lbs
S1f 150tf IS. 2502qn lbs. Sf3nl5; 2e0-
$50 lbs 3.SoV ~ 1OO-i50 lbs, $12 q 10
rourhs So 50al3 40.
SHEEP 100, steady. Choice lambs.
SIS 1JV1f Is. medium 90 good. clipped.
81 - common lambs. clipped. s. Z:
ewes clipped. $500 $50: wethers.
dipped 81 JoH6.50.
CALVES IS. steady Good IN choice.
SIS so IS So medium 10G IL so; medium
10 good. Si2HIf. culls and common, 81
q JO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
u. 5. Rubber Votes
50 Cents on Common

United States RubberN Co. has
declared a dividend of 50 cents on
the common, payable Dec. II. TO
holders of record Dec. 3. The
previous payments this year were
25 cents each Sept. "a and June
%. No payments were made on
the common In 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO, NOV. S tINS)--Cash grain:
6fia
coRN-No yellow. 81 0sal.07; No. 3
yellow. 81 90 q 05.
OATS No. 2 white, 80 q slc No. 3
white IS % soc
soYBEANs--So. 2 yellow, sis5at.ss,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Altman Ends Tour

L. c. Altman, vice president
of Fruehauf Trailer. has re-
turned from a four-week trip
through western states on which
he studied highway transporta-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Nov. 3 GNs)--Cash grain
close
WHEAT--sample hard, 81 as
CORN--No. ) yellow, SO q csc, sample
yellow. 500 e4c,
OATS No mixed. sac; No. white.
SAGE. No white, haLc. No. white
7sac: sample white, 7s1se. No. red spe-
CTat sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG, Nov QNs)--Rye closed
unchanged 70 &c lower today, oats and
barley unchanged.
RTE--December. 81 Il; MAY, Sli2W:
July. Sl.liM ni.1iiz
OATS-D December, 5ilIc bid
BARLEY December, sac hid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Earnings
1IMKEN ROLLER BEARING

1INhEN kOlsfstk BfAhlNO
Nine months ended Sept 30
1913 1912
Net profit S4ei2 525 Si,7s6, s5s
snare earnings 81 % Sl.9s
UNITED BISCUIT co.
Nine months ended Sept 80.
Ne, profit ssos oss ssoa oss
Common share earnings Si73 Si.52
FEDERATED DEPARTMENT. STORES
Fiscal year ended July 81:
1913 1912
Net profit, 50. 600 $50 S3.4i4. $50
Per common share sass SAILS
POOR & co.
Nine months ended sept 30:
1913 1892
Net profit $4,000 S60e 600
Per Class share 72c Sl.16
DIXIE CUP
Twelve months ended sept. 80:
1888 1912
Common share earnings $3.50 500
GENERAL PRFNTISG INK
Nine months ended Sept so.
Per common share sec 25c
WARD BAKING CO.
N Fkriy-twb weeks ended Oct. 10.
1913 1912
Net profit Sl.3fes42 S795 253
81 pfd. share earnings S5.is ssh
RADIO CORP. or AMERICA
Quarter ended sept 80:
Net profit 81 5i6,231 81 0O3.1i0
Per common share lie S.
Federal taxes Ss.GT3lO0 81 5T4 600
REYNOLDS METALS
Nine months ended Sept 30.
Ne, profit s7,e2T.O9i Sass. 3sT
Common share earnings 81 e6 SIC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Freight Car toadings
Decrease 21,64f

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5-Load-
ings of revenue freight during the
week ended Oct. 30 totaled $685.
67S cars, decrease of q G41
from the previous week and 6.082
below the like week a year ago,
according TO reports 10 Associa-
ton of American Railroads.
TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED OIL
Nine months ended Sep, 30.
1919 1912
Net profit SIS S23. 304 ST. 466. AS
Common share earnings Sii3 zoe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Employees Suggestion System Is Successful

OF good viii and helpful magina
Of that
successful employees system
Hart 5000 disable
railroad
being
at the e of abou a month
In the whether the traffic peak Of the war is at
hand, RnNen pointed
differences in future traffic impacts on ndi-
weight the
warproducng
find farther the active fronts
relieved OF
orphans which they had to adopt temper
others, depending how
no among their trucking brethren. for example"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

ton u n d e r
wartime con-
ditions. He
a / S o a d =
d r e S S e d
groups in Los
A n & e ! e S,
Fresno and
S a n Fran
cisco.
A ] | m a n
found effac-
tive work Be-
ipo carriad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

TTNThFsN FNVNaTsTlFt
Nine months ended Sept 80,
1913 1912
Net profit S4ei2.5 25 81, 7s6, s5s
snare earnings 81 % Sl.Ss
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-26
Casualties

Washington, May 26-UP-The
War Department has disclosed
names OF nine more Michigan SOL
diers killed in action in the Euro
pean. Middle Eastern, North Afri-
can. Pacific and Southwest Pacific
theaters. They are:
Tech. Sgt. Harold ]. Durham;
wife. Mrs. Harold ]. Durham, 1884
Cruise Ave, Detroit (Europe).
First Lieut.. Alan H. Smith: faith
or, Ernest C. Smith, 1880 W. Michi-
gan. Paw Paw middle East.
Corp. John D. Bajo; mother, Mrs
Theresa Bajo, Rt. 1, Bloomingdale
North Africa.
Pvt. John c. Diettenber; wife,
Mrs. Lala Dittenber, 123 N. Bank
son, st. Louis North Africa.
Pvt. James r. Hartley; wife, Mrs.
Kathleen Hartley, 1881 Kentfield,
Detroit North Africa).
Tech. 5th grade Barney G. San
dretto: brother. Jaock Sandretto,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-26
Campus Events
Officers Candidates
Named by Sophomore

Members of the sophomore class
OF the Normal College nominated
candidates for next years oficers
at a meeting Tuesday morning in
the Alumni Lounge OF Charles Nc.
Kenny Hall.
Robert Gabriel. Detroit this
years president OF the class. Miss
Bettilou Roth, East Detroit, and
Miss Jean Gillie. Tonowanda. n. Y.
were the nominees for the office of
president Candidates for the vice
presidency will he Miss Barbara
Holland. Birmingham. and Des-
mond Boyce, Highland PARK. Miss
Betty Ann Nyikos. Grand Haven.
Miss Jane Lindner. Detroit. and
Stanley Shook will run for the po-
sition OF secretary and Miss Mar
garet Carter. Amanda, Miss Betty
Van Nest. Detroit, Miss Ethel Pink.
Pennington, and William Donnelly,
lien, were nominated for the Of
nee OF treasurer
The election OF officers will be
Tuesday in the corridor between
Pierce Hall and the Administration
Building from a. m. to 5 p m
Committees which functioned on
the Victory Ball sophomore class
sponsored party which was Satur-
day evening. were commended for
their excellent work by the class,
and final reports were given by CO.
chairmen Miss Bettilou Roth and
Desmond Boyce.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-26
Senior Women, Faculty
Guests at Senior Cory

Senior women and faculty mem
bers we're guests at the annual Sen
Tor Coy. informal tea sponsored
by the Women's League Tuesday
afternoon from 4 to O'Clock In
Starkweather Hall. Refreshments
of Ice cream and cookies were serv-
ed from a table decorated with an
arrangement OF white spring flow
ers, with pink tapers.
Lois Lancaster Nash. Ferndale.
was chairman OF the Cozy. Com
mittee chairmen were: Miss Mar
garet Haas, Ann Arbor. refresh
ments; Hazel Hawthorne Evans,
Royal Oak, invitations: Miss Mil
dred Warner, Ferndale, reception,
and Miss Joan Edmonson, Pontiac,
and Miss Margaret Allen Jones
Vile, publicity.
Next event Of the League for
senior women will be the Senior
Breakfast. June S, Miss Celia
Lewis, Plymouth, is chairman OF
the breakfast, a traditional event at
which engagements and marriages
OF senior women will be announced.
Next Wednesday evening there
will be q Joint meeting of old and
new members OF the Women's
League at 6:45 in Charles McKenny
Hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-26
Top Honors Given
in Reading Contest

Miss Margaret Menzi, Ypsilanti,
Miss Jean PringenitE. Mt. Glenn
ems, and Clark Reid. Ypsilsnti,
took top positions in the seventh
annual Freshman Poetry Reading
Contest held Tuesday evening at
8 p. m. in Charles McKenny Hall.
Miss Henri and Miss PringnitI
placed first and second respective
ly in the women's division OF the
contest, and Mr.. Reid placed first
and was the only winner OF the
mems division Miss MenEis' selec-
ton was High Flight, by Magee;
Miss Pringnitz read "Abou Ben
,Adhem". by Hunt. and Mr.. Reid
chose THE Listeners. by De La
Mare.
Other contestants entered In the
women's division were: Miss Vir-
GINA Ford, Miss Dorothy Demski,
Miss Helen Miller. Marine City,
Miss Susan Eckley, Ypsilanti, Miss
Mildred Odgers. Bellevue, O., Miss
Patricia Murphy. Mt. Clemens. Miss
Nancy Lewark. Mt. Clemens. Miss
Pauline Baughsn. Owosso, Miss Bet
ty Manning, Milford. Miss Jean VIII
lis, Capac, Miss Christine Wills,
Ypsilani, Miss Clare Keevan and
Miss Imelda Weir, Emmett.
Contestants in the mems. divi-
sion were Richard Gabriel, Detroit
Albert Pingel, Detroit, and Arthur
Marx. Detroit.
Judges were Mrs. Johanna Sa-
bourin, head OF the foreign Ian
guages department of the college,
Robert Rye, and Mrs. Marion Ma
COON, Of the English department.
Awards were books, the first
place winner in the women's dlvi-
sion receiving a complete set Of
the works of O'Henry, and the sec
ond place winner a set OF the COM
plete works OF James Whitcomb
Riley, while the mems winner re-
ceived a set OF the complete works
Of Mark Twain.
Miss Betty Hayden, Ypsilanti,
was chairman OF the contest, and
DR.. Joseph Kelly was the faculty
member in charge OF arrangements.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-26
seHoLARsHlps AANovNcsp

Hillsdale. Mich, May 3e-Tuss-
day ten winners OF $500 scholar
ships offered by Hillsdale College
were announced by President Har-
vey l.. Turner. The scholarships.
awarded 10 high school seniors on
the basis Of competitive examina-
lions. cover $500 toward college ex-
penseS for each OF four years and
are retained as long as recipients
continue high scholarship. The win
ners are Bernadine Drushal, SIT
Euclid. Jackson; Mary Adele
Stearns. Hillsdale: Fern VICAR. 1855
st. Clair and Jacqueline MNrey.
1887 Marlowe. both Of Detroit:
Nancy Baxter. 1923 Parker. Lam
sing: Ruth white. Lakewood. ohio.
and Sally Spiegelman aud Rosalyn
Castle. both OF Chicago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-26
rRIpLErs IN FAMILY

Flushing. Mich, NAY 10 Trip
let's increased the family Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Gleason from seven
10 10 members In an hour. Two
boys and girl were born 20 Mrs.
Gleason. Normal. except for their
small size. and apparently healthy,
the triplets. temporarily called A.
B and c. spend most o, their time
sleeping. One OF the BOYS VIII De
named for DR. Walter T Parker.
Owosso physician who delivered
them on his own birthday. The
Gleasons have five other children
from s to IA years old.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-26
HEARINo AR goR WOMAN

Flint. Mich. May 26-Forty-fivs.
year-old Helen Sherwood. sweet.
heart OF q correspondence school
minister twice convicted Of murder.
demanded a hearing on a charge OF
being an accessory to the Staying
OF the pastors nearly blind wife
when arraigned In Municipal Court
here Tuesday afternoon. The hear.
ing Was set for Friday. June 4. ana
Mrs. Sherwood is being held with.
out bond.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-26
wARRAhrs AskEo

saginaw. Mich, Nay 3s-TuosdAy
warrants we're asked Of the United
States district attorney for arrest
OF Hans Hegelheimer, 4s years old.
OF 100 Court. former corporal In
the German Army in World War
|. on tao counts Of violation OF ra'
tioninE laws after FBI agents and
State Police found and seized al
cans OF nndeelAred- canned goods
and 81 excess B gasoline coupons
in hts apartment over his drapery
and floor covering store.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-26
NURSE ENIIsTs

Hilsdale, May IS Miss Juliana
Mack. who has enlisted in the Army
Nurse Corps. is the third Hillsdale
County Health Department nurse
10 resign TO enter military service
in the last two months.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-26
DIGNAN SELLS STORE

Owosso, May 26-Herman H. Dig
nan announced Monday the sale OF
his hardware store here to the Ar
thur Ward Co. Dignan will become
an inactive partner In the Ward
Company. Dignan, past president
of the Michigan Hardware Dealers
Association. came here from Sagi-
nav in 1918 and went into bust
ness for himself in 1921. Since be-
coming secretary OF state he had
worked Ave days a week in Lam
sing and put in Saturdays In his
store here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-26
DIES OF INIuRIEs

Lansing. Mich. May 26-Si1ty.
four-year-old Joseph II. Burton died
Tuesday from injuries sustained
when, police said. he fell or jumped
from the top OF the three-story
Michigan Theater building Monday.
Burton was proprietor Of a shoe
store adjoining the theater build
INK.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-26
PICKLE LOVER SENTENCED

Pontiac Mich. May 26-Nine.
teenyear-old Frank +. Alfred,
whose taste for din pickles led "a
his arrest. was sentenced Tuesday
by Circuit Judge II. Russell Hol-
land to 20 to 40 years In prison for
the armed robbery Of 500 from a
waitress April Q.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-26

1928 Williams St, Detroit North
Africa.
Pfc. Walter F. Walter; wife, Mrs
Faye Walter, S2S1l Orchard Lake
Ave, Pontiac North Africa.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-26

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-INS - Ap-
proximately 5000 miners IN the
Birmingham area remained away
from the jobs Tuesday in protest of
a fine assessed them by their EN-.
ployers in connection with their re-
cent strike during contract negotia-
tons,
Evening star., 1943-12-28
HELD AEN r. w0AeN

Bookkeeper and Office Manager
For General Motors dealer in Alexandria.
Must have had experience with General
Motors bookkeeping system. Good salary.
increased earning possibilities after the
war Box 47o-G Star
Evening star., 1943-12-28
The Greet "Wont Ad" Medium
Between Readers and Advertisers

The Sunday Star of December IL contained 872 CLASSIFIED
Advertisements, serving the needs OF the people.
This more than three times many separate
advertisements appeared in either Of the other Washington
Sunday newspapers and typical of the constant preference
of Want ADJ for The Star 1t is direct result the
unusually high degree leadership The Star which gives
maximum results the needs Of advertisers and readers alike
The benefit to readers is due to the great variety and
character of things and services advertised.
In many leading cassifcations this preference
high six and in it less than two
example, in For Sale Miscellaneous there 806
advertisements in The Star compared with 1913 and 100
in the other Sunday newspapers In Help Wanted there
588 in The Star 29 and 25 in the Others In Rooms
Rent 444 in The Star, 215 and 176 in the others.
There death notices In The Star last week than
in all the other Washington daily and Sunday
combined
The Star evening and Sunday morning is the great
want Ad" medium between readers and advertisers
Evening star., 1943-12-28
MOTOR TRAVEL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

dAuNDRY, IL ,SI.a in nearby Maryland; WIN rent
yyiduals; $500 month. Phone Mr.. Lewis
EsTAuRANT. GRILL. very easy to oper-
ate; counter service only; will sell or lease
centage basis. EN-. 1896.
ALL APARTMENTS near Capitol, 10 rooms
ansss ssshs oWsns Reafg SS95 month o4sa
PROGRESSIVE well : rated manufacturer
engaged in war manufacturing is making
plans for postwar business. Want to hear
from. inventors and others, who have
article preferably patented to sell out.
right. for manufacture and distribute on
royalty basis, All reDlies strictly confiden.
Fl ROOMS, s BATHS, completely furn i;
income over $500 n month; priced right
CIGARS, NEWSSTAND, downtown hotel:
same owner, IA years; reason for selling;
sacrifice. ST 200 cash. Box 432-L, Star.
GAS STATION and parking lot, ideal fol
taxi station: good location. Call HO
RHODE ISLAND AVE-. near 18th stocs ST.
adjoinins houses. capacity for 45 guests;
utilities free in one house, .$1.5OO dowr
payment for both. or can be purchased
separately. HARRINGTON ManaEement CO.
LOIS Vermont ave. z1. ee29; eveninGs
Evening star., 1943-12-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tco,,. !,

HATNDmnII ks!bS1am dan:,at yil rent Il: uss q ny
fHHtIr1aetor H;I1s,S o59-hp boiler ETC.; reasonable.
enough work for or men. 1904 Mt.
Pleasant. AID. 1871.
ll2 Rooms, 4 baths. good tenants. good
manage: 10 months guarantee; profit,
500 monthly. Elk. 4097. 81
RESTAURANT--Owner going in Army;
itoL Congressional Library; long lease:
beer license: same owner ID yrs: air con-
ditioned. Dawes Grill. Ill B st. Sc.
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
MEDiATELY RESPONSIBLE MEN WHO
CAN PLACE IN EST 81 900 PURCHASE
NEW OR GOOD USED TRUCK, ESSEN
T1AL WAR WORK, LONGTIME PROFIT
ABLE CONTRACT OFFERED. FULL De
TAILS ON REQUEST. REFERENCES. BOX
Evening star., 1943-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIoNs-Ia-ba Homer. s49.50;
20cbass de luxe Hohner, Sl79.5O Kits,
hDD1SG I'D \ s. MSHscH1NEs, \ Burroughs. SUM-
rent: low-priced. I1i2 14th st. NV.
r. ;ASDIRoNs; lit .,,;, large and m small: fire sets
bTasses and bronzes OF all DESCRIPTIONS:
BABY CHRRiHGE, M strong ro wi Victory. in good
shape, S25. Call Ludlow 1890, in morn
BED. studio, prewar, like new. Call Tay-
BEDS. twin, HOLLYWOOD, COX springs, inner
lounge chair. coffee table rug and drapes.
Can after Pm: RE. s401.
coil springs $40 hvns % suite
aEnpSdx LIZA 6th St si,IT, ST DI. 63o9.
most new S65. Apt. 2, SO Forester st.
BEDROOM SUITE. apiece. maple, 1910.
yeekdsys: DI: s515, Ext. 47s. 30.
BEDROOM SUITE. Apiece, complete, We
BEbFM Bfs5fS tSn sS fdf oa CAN cIsb Ii ssf ss
nsacticslly new, with Beautyrest mattress
RrhR%oM and R9S spring HsI,r Ia s,s. $3.50 ,.s. -,
Edemsn os 0oaa ave- Ws
BOOKCASES. sectional several at special
prices DIESEL and Maddox, MI. $3.50.
BOOKS-Rurton' Arabian Nights" cost
s. 20; our. price, S35. Bargain Book Shop.
sS h Il Hslehsn HRsa snR nd mdn4os Bur
right Circle, iIi% iM4.h M St. NV NV. ''eo
CAMERAS bought. sold and EXCHANGED We
pay you highest cash price for your camera
or other photographic equipment. Bring
tnem TO US today. Sommers Camera Ex-
Cash REG; Natl. small, late model:
also Burroughs comb. add. mach Call
syn GO. 1925; week. D1. 1872. 1112
cHEsTs =; OF i DRAWERS. antique, Heppl.-
white bow front, inlaid with holly; mu-
scum scum piece; other antiques. Box 434-L
CLARINETs-Beginner's model ssa.55eH:
6Y1et 1Yae wood clarinet, like new, S125. Kits,
blue q: b., sizes 3s-42, $40 to SIS. CO.
Goal i GOO Cook slows. i coal. kerosne heat
used stoves; heaters not rationed; trunks.
lGeooxes; Acme Furn.. 1015ha 7th ST. vs.
NA NA Sa5G Open evenings.
GoRNEns-Kins, aons late model, $4a;5o Le;
kss e 1890 ST. Ray mdde Ga Of ff1OeS bloeE5 o2l2
DRESSES nve, practically new, better-type
-:,2.pc. black silk MORE dress trimmed in
black seouins: light gray afternoon dress,
fringe trimmed: black and gray rabbit
noon dress, trimmed in black Embroidery; Si Hi.ry
2.pc., silk print. trimmed in black lace.
2s0Q Woodley I'd. NV, Apt. 3O2. AID.
Evening star., 1943-12-28
HELP WoMEN.

FOUNTAIN GIRL.
No Sunday work. Meals and uniforms
furnished; S24 per week to start. CO.
lonial Pharmacy, lib 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-12-28
HELP DoMEsTIc (cont. !,

hours daily " EXCEPT sunday. n 'EaIass Dinner .
nights a week. Hours otherwise adjust
week Ksssssnss; Tssslr.d d''ef ioao ~ 1Bsh 81
MoFPAMkRsc FPM cal HEEFEkso EEE ksoss; rs laundry; refer.
seSs required live 9pt; Sis Ms5a9 Gar.
NURSE. 'colored. intelligent not over 4s
yhss ss Hf T.i; ass; gSea wages: live II; WI; s7s4.
sss fan' isi sacs ~ooss esd 3D. di.aEy ny VS.
WOMAN ys5s M for .xls .Exhw lsys @ in ss out; $40
supsriol sTss or whS %o taxes ssse Bride in
smoothly running home, to take over man
landry, window washing and noor waxine)
sh hSHe dsuEss St Sosh
ents are occasionally out. OF town. 50 q
person Of the highest character is re-
quired; attractive living quarters, top sal
WUrf.s or Some eas,
accustomed to working in her own we'll
run home; state aualification, salary and
tine tine oG desired; Box 43O-L. Star.
daughter works: small apts.; hrs, TAB tc
=; Ma 001O, Apt. 607. 90
WOMAN for g.h.w, 3 days q week: S12
no hS sandry T. IN 4 family sns vsef fhon;
RE. 534O between and pm.
WOMAN, white. middle age, to live in
Pheasant room, to take over running small
more Interested in agreeable home than
very high wages. AT. 3276.
WOMEN, white. over 1S for pantry work
before and after meals in girls boarding
das cs sIpq MI s34 Between msas sm snd
IL noon or between pm. and p,m
Evening star., 1943-12-28

FURNITURE-Special red velvet sofa
kneehole desk flreside sets. mahogany
chest dressers. 3-piece maple living room
HOLLYWOOD beds. secretaries. rugs. several
eoene&r & &eabinets. SPECIAL -GRADE
Lincoln Furniture Co, BOZ Pa ave. nv
Evening star., 1943-12-28
STORM WINDOW AND
SCREEN COMBINATIONS

Why not avoid next seasons inevita BILE
delays and disappointments in securing
your screen and storm window requirements
those home owners in need Of screens in
vestigate our year-around combination
screen and storm windows at reasonable
costs. Permanently installed on old or
new buildings, both storm and screen
sashes are removable from inside of build
ing without necessity of calling in any
mechanical help. Deferred payments,
thirty-six months to pay. Free demonstra- :
tions and estimates in your own home
Call day or night WO. $3.50
Evening star., 1943-12-28
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK snd seneFa Ids housevOTker GOOD sal
and sunday ss0 R or sH' TsaEs
COOK: COO IArlinst0n' live in or out;
COOK and general houseworker wanted,
emergency; excellent salary to qualified
ceeR ANS hSnf MzfD All 4aSs WANTED excellent
%ssdmsn Park Hotel: Phone eDSt5 so. Sss5h' Ss57'
or sun; $i5 and carfare. Cali wo. ~ s. S.
or apply 66O1 31st pl. Nv. Pinehurst bus.
COOKS; 81 ;H.W;. col: 5 days per wk.. 40
hrs. incl. Sun, So: Sat, 2-S: weekdays,
IS; family Of 8; 1885 Red Oak dr.. Silver
sRN SR5ns HoSsEwosKER SsEEG oGaS plain cooking live
IN IN; .Saf Gomfortable rm; help with 3nyr; child;
saiMs Mx pu5 for have Tef fs1 W0 1la
deorsetown, good wages wa s'la to e.perienced aeis ID
oSf wDman BY Tits ssa s3celent city references live
G.H.w., plain cook, to 7:3o, days: ref
eTsnees; s47.5o per month; no Children.
S.H.W W; iish. Laundry, 3 afternoons to
G.H.W.. 9 until 4; S15 wk; no cooking,
nG Tsfs s9Saazs "a 4see. Thursday afternoons of;
G.H. W.. Sl5 week; hours a:3O through
evening meal; 4-room apartment. Cali
SH. $685..
GIRL for general housework; $50 per
week, day of: excellent working condi-
tions. 1855 Juniper st. NV. GE 4s4S.
GIRL for general housework; no washing
ea G. f0otiaF afteF s0q5T p sg? T. s So
plain cookins; fond Of children; live in IN,
GIRL for general housework for small
gS9d pay; Gall GE. 9455 after 4 pm. A''e
fs r. ssoo, nSTrqss Eat Ts8aday s through Saturday
MAID to take full charge of small sub
Ijye IN. $75 mo. Cali before + PM p.m.
MAID tor g:h.w; and help care Of 2 chill
week GE. 1914. 1898 Myrtle 'A st. On NV. y
MAID, E.h.w.. good references, good cook;
3 3sa adults; ut M breakfast $40. dinner $50; SIS
Wanted 81 si4 EM Week li'S Win consider
5ewssns ssss s ami nsat or PhSne %s9
MAID, immediately $1s to $50 week;
Hge nyes ln' s.h.w.' care 2 small children. GE.
MAID, g:h.w. and ironing, until 12, 4Oc
nour nr and carfare: on H2 bus route. OR.
MAID. experienced, for small apt: no
cooking; hours a day. 8 days a week;
lsght in1 LAUNDRY; n1Y $40 week. Phone DU. 5000,
MAID, capable. for general housework;
live in, beautiful room; l block of Conn
aye; salary open. Emerson 1858.
MAID. g.h.w., neat, reliable; adult family.
WO 1853
MAID, s.h.w and laundry, $40 to 1870;
$40 week and carfare. DE. O79S.
MAID, .colored, between 40 and Is to stay
with elderly couple nishts, some practical
DE $3.50 after 6:3O pm.
MAI4, a hours daily, 8. days . week; no
ence. Temple 2117.