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Evening star., 1943-08-24
HELP MEN Cont

Iil PLTMnER,s Z nl:sns HELPER steady Job, Apply
5sla Wisconsin ave. NV %
Good salary. 6-day Week. MeKeever k err &
Whitetord. 1914 X st. NV. DI, a7o6.
PORTER, no nights or sunday, Saa week
70 start. Parking Shop Pharmacy. 4s4l
PoRTER' eolored to work in a drug store
rrem to ~ pms s99f sb pay AppE sssah
PORTER. colored: alert, for greeting card
and pnar Sft Ih9p Nu-ATt loiS Conn ave
ine and come well recommended for
ladies' dress shop. Apply Klein's, 1927 F
PORTER, colored. at once; good salary,
short hours Call Sugars Drug Store,
b Du a5no, $500 Q st; nv
Farragut ST. Randolph 3l00.
PRESSER: good salary, steady Job, Ap
ply at once, Excelsior Cleaners. 500 Ken
sALEsMLN, for toys novelties and gifts:
sa saSbW1cH 5v1S Man si experienced: short hrs
pnoams nood ss ard
colored' Can wi sloo; G' ask for 'OHn the
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS. .: lib
eraI salary, and commission: no sunday
york. Apply Movers sunoco Service, $3.50
SERVICE ssTATTIoN ATTENDANT. expe-
Tdepsed is rah must be marred; highest salary
~ ehe iikHt man ItnhCo StfVlCt SJatioI'
METhh EhfhV' WokkfRs kHfFaaie sheaf Md
helpers experienced only. Apply Airing
ton Sheet Metal Co.. 62S w st. ne. AID.
sHoEMAKERs. experienced only: good
gHoE ''esaE sSEEsaN GTf i4pe t5h st family
Shore shos e5s f0Gd s sas Ts1e shee
week, 6-day week Johnson's Sandwich
sopa sb3p bsPrNsRhRRs ts ND RT for Hpbf Mo phSn sS calls IS
recommendations. o'Donneils Pharmacy,
SODA ana foGaTAN GS9Tsfs eli cnERKs experienced
steady Job, good pay, Shepherd Park
Pharmacy. 5523 Georgia ave.
and saarI n s.Dsets as '' Box sS'f
sTocK CLERK. for furniture WAREHOUSE
IS Ea5pitSss san,, & ce 745 IN st. NV.
ence enc necesssary, Garrison's Toy and Nov
TTRucK DRIVERS u; wanted. alTd fuel oil. Ap-
ply w. F. Hummer & Son, Inc. so2 B st.
ing up rugs; knowledge of city REQUIRED.
TRHck PspceH LoapER asnd xanted st aT furniture
Mr. Nee Nee FurnRture Ger 7s
st; NV. or phone Executive 26oo for ap-
UPHoLsTERER; steady work. Apply
W. j. Pugh Service Ill West Moreiand
usHERS for evening work, Z to II pm.
Must be ] s or over. Apply Penn Theater,
$50 Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
vULCANIZER. white or colored: $40, S46.
$50 weekly. depending on ability. Std
ham h III Tire Co.; @ola M st. NV.
Apply hostess, Ebbitt Hotel, 10th and Il
SITS. NV.
WATERS. colored part or full time good
wages and tips. Apply Randolph, head
walter. Westchester AptS. dining room
1000 Cathedral ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN handy with tools, industri-
ous who would like to learn a steady
occupation in storaee company: high school
educat tion preferred, but not required.
Box "a Z. Star.
YOUNG MAN. not subject to draft as
clerk in freight office. good typist Ma
tional Carloading Corporation, 9th and
d SITS. S.w
YOUNG MEN, over l6, junior sales work
Can earn $40 per week. Room 422, Bond
Bldg.
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO. has an
opening for man, draft exempt, to man
age grocery business. Man selected will be
IN postwar plan: guaranteed salary, COM
mission and bonus at start. Box 5s-z,
Star pa
Evening star., 1943-08-24
Rumonion Oil Exports
Reported Cancelled
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, Aug. "a. - The
newspaper Dagens Nyheter today
quoted G. R. Niculescu-B -Buzesti,
whom it identified as the Rumanian
Trade Ministry chief, as saying
Rumania had been forced to cancel
all crude oil exports after the recent
devasta ting raid by American
bombers.
For some time after the low-level
attack August l by ITS Liberator
bombers Rumanian refineries also
were unable to supply the German
air force with aviation gasoline,
Niculescu-BuzeSti was quoted as
saying.
Evening star., 1943-08-24
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.


GIRL; coiored wants Job, ghw, or caring
Ior chlid: 5ha-day week, live out. EX.
GikL, colored, wants work cleaning; no
WINDOW washing, no woodwork cleaning. "a
a day and carfare. DT 1854
HIhL, coIored, wishes part-time work
I'm to pm. Phone GE. qS4a
GlkL, colored. experienced wants work by
NE ne day. any kind, SOC an hour DU.
GIRL colored. needs ghw. by week or
gay: no cooking; SIS a week; ref MI.
GIRLS, >. colored want part-time work
as maids IN morning, Til l o'clock co.
WOMAN Of experience for . days a week
general cleaning and laundry in nice
nome q two So and carfare per day
Phone GE. 247T after : pm
WOMEN ttwoD, colored want eight hours
WORK 5l2 days week; good pay. no.
WOMAN, white, mddle-aRed, wishes part-
time work co. a41S after & pm
WOMAN, colored, dependable, desires
hours work daily with employed adults,
light cleantng: soc hour. Dupont 1890
Evening star., 1943-08-24
Births Reported

Paul and Sara Bobbitt, girl.
Robert and Ruth Davis. girl
Marshall and Bernedette Heaoley bow
Howard and Mary McMurdie. boy.
Joel and Mary Shrewsbury girl
Anderson and Cora Bennett. girl.
Joseph and Marv Butler. boy.
Raymond and Lucille Powell boy.
Joseph and Estelle Sadler. boy
Houston and Geraldine White. boy,
James and Bertha Whiting. sirl
Solomon and Eleanora Whitmore, siri.
Evening star., 1943-08-24
HELP DOMESTIC.


CAPABLE COLoRED houseworker and to
help care for invalid mother. Good WAGES
Liye out Refs IN family. Apt. 22' 1927
CLEANER colored for g.h, w go home
nights; city references So day week, SIS
5oolS,, 5olS 10th st. NV. RA. 6445.
ly: room and bath, live in or out. IA.
GENERAL HousEwoRKER. colored. ex-
perienced references: stay nights; no wash
GENERAL MoUsEkEEPER or practical
GENERsI G45Sf Tna HousTwokkER TS Or y DAYS a. HS
week, SO: Silver Spring. Call SH. 54 "a
GIRL for g.h.w.. some experience. stay
GIRL, general housework: help with O.
card; SIS week: hours, 10 to :. WI
GIRL for general housework in small
family Immediately; good hours nice room
03 NewlandS st, Chevy Chase. Md.
GIRL. colored for ghw in small family.
no cooking, no Sundays. l4i7 Girard
GIRL. care OF / child. 7:15 to 5:l5. Call
GIRL Tor general houSework, white or coll
HOUsEKEEPER, settled white woman, care
for 5-year-old boy; must be good cook and
housekeeper and understand children; live
in, new home in Bethesda couple, en-
pioyed. S5u per month, references. Call
HoUSEKEEPER. part time, father and son;
MI. Edmltf CdH warmed hbt a. IL 10 /,
LADY LADY w4'e setted SAW fmployed
Sundays of. So wEly. John H Andrews.
22ol N. Lincoln st, Arlington. oxford
1879 24'
LADY. white, settled exp. with children,
TO care for 3-mo, old baby, $50 wk., with
room and board. Gil ua52.
MAID diving near x St NV. busr, gh W.
small apt. child ca Ne: sun, OFF empl. cple ::
good pay; rcis CHI. "t33 after : pm
MAID tcolored) for furniture store; hours,
9 m. to pm; good salary permanent
Malcom Scates, Inc, 18Th and Upshur
MAID. from / 30 through 6:l5 dinner: 2
in family: must have references Do not
phone, call in person. 2929 34th st NV.
MAID for or : hours daily, to handle
partial care of child and prepare | meal
Good salary. Phone CO. 5ls5 after $50
MAID, settled, must be neat. reliable, hon
est, for g,h.w.- and cooking. $50 mo-; city
refs GE S65S.
MAID, colored; NV section, l 10 $40
pm, off Suns: . meals and so cents an
hour, permanent; clean several rooms.
iron. cook dinner for adults; refs, health
MAID diving near st. NV. bus>. g hw.,
small apt. child care; Sun. off: employed
couple GOOD pay. references. CHI. 2l33
MAID, colored, for rooming house. S67 80:
Thurs afternoon and all Sundays off Me.
,3aI , or Mrs. Mrs. Ponder; S6 ia4l L S. nv
conditions. aa"i5S IA. 3g"6"' 3i06' N0i"' PHEASANT
MAID TO take care of baby and small
apt. no Sunday. GF. 3i5s
NJ, MA'n, De-. nv yoo9 paT5 wo,, ,ms to Pm g,
Is, Phone OIL 277a
MAID; sleep in; Sundays on small family
Gil. l103.
Evening star., 1943-08-24
Bette Dovis' Husband Hurt

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. "a (P.-The
husband of Screen Actress Bette
Davis, Arthur Farnsworth, IS. is In
Hollywood Hospital for trea tment of
a head injury. DR.. Paul Moore said
Mr.. Farnsworth apparently fell on
the sidewalk yesterday.
Evening star., 1943-08-24
Value Of Kiska Base
For B|itz on Japan
Is Held Doubtful

Ira Woltert, North American
Newspaper Alliance 1Ddr CORE
spondent and Pulitzer Prize min
ner, recently returned from the
Southwest Pacific. In the fol-
loDfng story he onalyses the con-
quest OF KiSkd and the general
Aleutians situation.
Evening star., 1943-08-24
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. loU. couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1odit three tuu days and
recetDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddus.
Evening star., 1943-08-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts incurred by any one other than my =
self. ROBERT B. MOREHEAD, 2I15 Pa.
ave. NV, Apt. a06. c6s
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills contracted for by any one other than
myself. MICHAEL NJ. KEARNEY, 1OI
Lewis ave. sc.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE / WILL
pc responsible for only those debts con-
tracted by me personally
FERGUSON A. THIEBOLT.
1921 MINI ave. ne I"
l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts other than those contracted by nv
self THEODORE C. SCHNAEBELE. 500
u ST. Sc. 24s
Evening star., 1943-08-24
SALESMAN (PAINT)

Well established Baltimore manufac cturer
wants to open Washington district with
live-wire salesman selling maintenance
paints to large painters and institutions
Splendid opportunity for experienced paint
salesman. Unless you can show proven
record OF paint sales to this class of trade.
90 not appy. Persons engaged in war
work will not b. considered. BOX 3ls-V,
Evening star., 1943-08-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT wants bookkeeping to do at
nome; reasonable. SH. 1410 before am.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . years
EPSS}erience Pa}see N public accountants ofhce.
MAID in dress shop or to work in tea
room as salad girl or sandwich maker by
refined colored woman. Phone Giebe 9I2l
SStRSE. grad exp, capable. kind, wishes
s-hour private duty, 6-day week Give
phone No. Bog S1-Z, Star S5s
OFFICE MANAGER desires perm position:
several yrs. exp. bookkeeping, credit col
Star ErTr ~" "
SECRETARY. stenogra pher and tyuist:
EngHsh, German. French. available Sept.
1st Box 362-X. Star
WOMAN. young. refined. wants position as
caShier telephone operator or elevator
opeTator. Box S3-Z, Star. 26s
WOMAN, colored honest. dependable
wishes days work, personal laundry, soc
an hour. DU. 1890.
YOUNG LADY, experienced attractive de-
Sres evening work stenoRrapher book
keeper or receptoniSt. Box 9O-Z, Star
POSITION DESIRED taking care of elderly
people; best references furnished. Reply
2lg L ST. NV
Evening star., 1943-08-24
AMAZING EARNINGS
With Sensational Line
of Christmas CardSi

Everybody can make fast money selling
Chiffon greeting cards. Here is why.
80 PERSONAL GREETING CARDS 81.
Most gorgeous designs you've ever laid
ewes on All rich folders-smart different
All imprinted with customers name
FAST SELLING ASSIGNMENTS, 81
Finest line. New prize" 2l-folder Xmas
boy tops EN- all, Other popular aSsts -
Git WRAPS, oilettes, religious. humorous
everyday, birthday. Send today for sam
pies on approval Make money quick
Chiffon GREETINGS co.
l47 Essex, Dept 112. Boston. Mass.
Evening star., 1943-08-24
HELP WOMEN.
ARTIST

Art student for interesting heraIdic
work, experience unnecessary; full time
only; pleasant SURROUNDINGS. permanent
Ltd, Ill0 ST NV
Evening star., 1943-08-24

SALESMEN-
Washington's fastest growing
downtown store needs aggressive
men with sales ability; highest
pay, steady position and oppor-
tunity for advancement.
1RVING'S, 10th AND E SITS. NV.
Bricklayers and Shinglers.
Defense housing. long Job. 41st and
Benton SITS. NV. take Glover Park bus
PHOTOGRAPHERS HELPERS.
Openings for several neat colored men,
graft exempt, good salary. Apply Harris
Ewing 1913 St NV
Evening star., 1943-08-24
HELP DOMESTIC tco,,,

70 MOTHERS nss HELPER for children. Can
snRsk s1a sF for Ss. two children, age. a month,
NuRsEMAm tyhlte,. sxperienced car.
NURSE AND Cook. white Mt oso@; 81 co,or,a
jaeSsan Ss1d' e15 es1t1Taetive pay live in. Gail
PARENTS EMPLoYEp in the war work
need lnteiligent woman to care for r.
crate family Of 5. SUNDAYS OF. SIS S0fS,q< Psrs
raRLoR rahs Ss'hfs6di Nam 9.l W.rTpfss Saps -.
good pay, NO $500 "s"'S su'founsS,nss'
PART-TIME HoUSEwoRRER, Mondsv.
no NO. cooking; SIS. 5507 Sth st. n NV. . IA.
RELIABLE GIRL. senersl housework. no
eYences rzz week eood salary. ref
WATERS, eoiored. ior@ for dinner only.
Bro Bsoadmoor Restaurant. 1901 Conn. ave
WANTED sisters or relatives to live in,
eooking ghw, good wages. Teiephone
WOMAN WANTED for cooking e.h.w. GOOD
nome eood WAGES. Would also give room
Teepbnns aaa PSadd e employed husband to assist
work and hello with children sio week week.
WoaaNo Wpom s2o eoIoTsa o9sTd WA ss27 before pm
tpUn; upU~n; excel; salary; i've in. OIL, san3
no no laundry; 5-day week De. 2ssG
nOMAN, colored, desiring home with coll
ored family. moderate salary: general
nouSeWorS and care of child while parents
sor WofK; o3o Kenyon st. NV. Gail in per-
py yt.; l. y m II p m ga
rLEAsE DON'T APPLY II you are not in
t ern house. i've in OIL. 1867.
s sOk sEfTEMBER 10, experienced cook.
blocks beyond Chevy Chase Circle, Up-
Stars maid laundreSs; no Sundays; $40 10
910n month: references. Box 1S5-x. Star.
Evening star., 1943-08-24

fColoredD Over 1S years of age. fo
night or day work; meals and uniforms
Apply Steward. Carlton Hotel, 18th and K
SITS
Evening star., 1943-08-24

STOCK BOY, permanent po-
sition, good salary; refer
ences. Apply to Mr.. Davis,
GrOSner of 1925 F ST NV
Evening star., 1943-08-24
SHIPPING ROOM

We need several men to assemble orders
load trucks, etc: also need 3 men for
delivery work; 5-day. 4S-hour week; steady
work with good salary to start, and
prompt Advancement National Biscuit
Co, 336 Randolph pl ne
Evening star., 1943-08-24

SALESMAN, experienced, for
large jewelry store. R. Har-
ris & Co., 1101 F st. NV. See
Mr.. Geraci. 4th floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-24
DISH WASHERS

Gas Station Attendant,
salary and commission. Apply 65Oa
5eorgla ave NV
Evening star., 1943-08-24

CONTINUED on Next Pass.h
Evening star., 1943-08-24

CHECKER, white or colored,
to make inventory of lists of
furniture; responsible, will
ing worker; essential war
work; good pay, steady po-
sition. Report $50 N. Y. ave.
NV. for interview.
Evening star., 1943-08-24
HOTEL, CHARWOMFN

Work :? 4, g or s hrs. a day, cleaning and
Scrubblns. good pay, permanent job.
Housekeeper, Fairfax Hotel 200 Mass
Evening star., 1943-08-24
BOOKKEEPER
WAR WIDOW

old-ests oiished firm offers a permanent
posltion paying top salary Give full
particulars in first letter: interview ar
raneed Box 40l-V Star
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

p rot ect 20 o.
screens from rust
with this rustproot
enamel Won clog
For frames, too!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Monikiins Are Drafted
For Role Of Practice Prop
NANNY First Aid asses
Nv KAY DANIELS

NEW YORK. MAY -.
TIIE window manikin goes go
1 war, And tho incident that
GOT her INTO the army Is attract
ING much attention.
II seems that an army post lS
now using rag doll manikInS as
practice props IN ITS first and
instruction. and when a repre-
sentative called ON the display
department of a Fifth avenue
store in search of these mani
Kn>. tho department briNtlCd
with patriotic pride NOW the
life size dolls that have been
drafted are on display IN a Fifth
avenue department store win
dnN-partlally packed IN a huge
wood crate addressed 10 the
army.
DIMOUT FASHIONS con-
tiuuc 10 make headlines and
highnchts i'm fashion showingS
during the luncheon hour This
week at one OF the fashionable
hotels, series of hats, Jackets,
flowers. gloves and slcQ1c bands
were modelled i'm white luminous
fabrics that are visible in black
outs.
one Of the big stores has ScG-
rccatcd IT'S white hats against
2 niehthlaclt BACKGROUND called
the dlmoui han fCrlC white eyes
painted on tho black walls form
the background which accents
The ctcan cut fncS or white ac-
CcSorIcS,
4 RETURN Of tho Gibson Girl
sailor the shirt collar blouse and
similar ladylike fashions recalls
past wartime fashions and pc
RODS. especially those Of the
SpaniSh-Amcrican War Of 1898
A very interesting exhibit Of
these fashions has been assem-
blcd by the Traphagcn School Of
Design for visitors and students
10 sec. The Gibson Girl sailor
Is shown IN such fabrics "a
StarChed white CyClct batiSte.
linen. baku. lace straw and dog
ems Of stripes in CelancSc rayon
taffeta.
OSTRICH FEATHER boaS
and feather capes are rcminiS-
cent of old times and seem
strangely out of place in the
hustle and hustle of these hectic
days, but new ones appear in
lovely ColorS side by side with
the newest evening jackets Of
bright Colorcd faille or crepe,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Use a Soft Cloth

Facial ScrubbinC is done more
carefully now than IN the past
when pumicc and heavy rubbing
was considered necessary, A
soft wash cloth or brush should
be thoroughly covered with soap
lathcr and used lightly.
Active faces OF the naturally
expressive alert type viii not
have more wrinkles than the
placid ones but those who form
the habit of diStorting the fca-
lures IN grimacos may destroy
the fine contours of the mouth
and checks.
Every one can apply a pack
and follow the professional
method of maSsaging the face
and neck Good creams applied
every night will not only keep
the skin fabricated but diScour.
age lines and wrinkles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

Protects your porch
surface from scuf-
hng and all kinds
Of weather. Hard.
tough, handsome !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

braid stitched an over IN winle
The short, loose Jacket with a
Chinese feeling is newer than
the fitted Jacket for evening.
f'lie- most eNetttnr bag for
now spring suit IS called the
Nagabond DrawStrlng Bag. II is
made of SofteSt kid about 16
inches at the base. tapcring into
an arm band. and comes in
green, rose, brown and gold.
lovely muted shades OF red.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Benefit Party Set
For Jewish Home
THE DETROIT LEAGUE III

THE DETROIT LEAGUE az
he National Home for jewish
Children an Denver Will hold It's
annual simultaneous card and
nah long parties May 10 in the
homes OF the organization ;
members and friends for the
benefit Of the home
Mrs Maurice Schwartz is the
general chairman with Mrs Ma
than G Kantclman. hostess
chairman, and Mrs Joseph Slat-
kin and Mrs. Lou Burns. ticket
-cAa4mnp---
Proceeds from all tho organ
ilation'S parties 60 10 the home
al Denver which cares for
underprivilcgod. children who
have been exposed to tuberculo-
sis and suffering from other
respiratory diseases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Massage
Protects
YouthfuIness
-, DONNA GRACE

NElNKLES and eye cuc'c>
W associated with old aCc are
sometimes the affection of
NolthfuI faces too
About the onH line We may
discover n youthful faces is The
vertical troWn line IN tho fore
head. This hnc can boz avoided
II Is generally caused by merry
Gus tcnscncs> Those who are
not physically strong and who
concentrate on mental work are
likely no have this deep groove.
u runs from the nose 90 lhc
middle of the forehead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

Plenty OF milk, whole wheat
bread and butter eggs and crisp.
green vegetables with the usual
service of meat VIII make no.
tlcable Improvements IN tho
SKIN and contours OF any face.
especially those I'M the teen age.
When circles and bags appear
under tho eyes OF Young persons.
The cause IS usually either some
physical disorder or eye strain.
Both should be ttcaled by The
physician or eye specialist.
Facial massage along with
tho fabrication viii discourage
lines and wrinkles. All move
mCntS should be lifting and
Eivcr-vrth m upward stroke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

Handsome overallS with Spe-
cal satety-tapered legs and
adjustable shoulder straps.
Washable Indian Hea n"
iabrc,double stitched 32-40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

Snsrtly tailored cotton gsb.
srdine Coveralls with PLAN
back or drop seat and saie'y
leg straps OF sturdy navy
fabric sanforized. l4-20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
3.O

Well-tailored slackS with
clever new pocket placket
and inner-or outer shirt 81
FINE Indian Head" fabric.
Double stitched seams. 32-44.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

Fine sem | gloss
which washes beau
tifully Fine for
baths and kitchens
Evening star., 1943-08-18
Six Food Operators
Forfeit, Two Fined
On Health CHARGES

Forfeitures were allowed in six
health violation cases involving food
operators in Municipal Court yes
terday. Two other defendants were
given fines of SIS and s25 on similar
charges by Judge John P. Mcmahon
The Health Department said those
forfeiting were first offenders.
Mrs. Luba Guertoveci, operator
OF a grocery at 1748 Eighth street
NV, was fined $25. Charges against
the establishment we're dirty count
ers, shelves, candy show cases and
vegetable bins, with the latter full
of rotten carrots, moldy cheese on
the shelves.
John Costakis and George Kas-
kowas. operators of a restaurant at
1901 p street NV. were fined SIS
on q charge of maintaining unclean
drinking utensils.
Those forfeiting $25 collateral and
the charges are: Thomas F. Carr,
14l7 North Capitol street, restau-
rant. unclean drinking utensils; Mrs.
Mary B. McDermott, BIT K street
NV, unclean drinking utensils;
Harry Geller, 1744 U street NV,
grocery, flies in show window and
dirty floors; Davy Frese and Joseph
PaSqual, 1924 M street NV,
restaurant, decomposed garbage full
of flies and maggots in the rear
of the establishment; Louis M.
Band, grocery, 1864 Central place
NE. dirty floors and equipment;
j. William Webber. 402 H street
NE, restaurant. dirty floors and
equipment.
Evening star., 1943-08-18

Gracen Bryant, SIS. 721 22nd st. NV.
Tula G. Campbell. So, Silver Spring, Md.
David Dreyer, b3, 111e 10th st. NV.
Grace P. dallagher. 81, 726 GalIatin St.
NV.
Thomas b Lark so. Soldiers Home.
Leon T. Thomas, ~, 4041 1st st. s.w.
Dwight d. Locke, IL, 5329 9th st. NV.
Infant Franklin. Herndon, Va.
George jeffrey. SO, 1928 18th st. NV.
Caroline Smith, 80, Richmond, Va.
Frances P. Harris. II, 2450 Ontario I'd.
Georsia A. Stokes, ~. Norfolk. Va.
william George, 81, 327 MacLean ave. s,v.
Evening star., 1943-08-18
Deaths Reported

John E. Taylor. 81. 1853 South Carolina
ave. Sc.
Mary v. o'Brien, rs, 1901 Park rd. NV
John o. Schuckers, "A, 49O1 Connecticut
ave. NV,
Belle Block, n, 3O24 14th st. NV.
Eva A. Ryan, II, 22O st. ne.
Anne c. Regan. II, 2@16 Claiming St, n e.
Morris L. Jacobson, II. 300 Connecticut
ave. NV.
Bertha M steker, 50. ao4 Quincy st. NV.
James H. Nelson, So 124S 1th ST. NV
Charles N willard, 80, 331 5th st NV
Charles E. Swain, sr., So 300 4th st, s.v
Evening star., 1943-08-18
SO D. T.. SeIectees
Report Tomorrow

Eighty-eight men from the District
will report for duty in the armed
forces tomorrow after their post
induction furloughs.
Included in the group are so men
for the Army, inducted July 70: 81
men for the Navy, inducted August
IL; 4 for the Marine Corps and 2 for
the Coast Guard. The two latter
groups were inducted August S. The
list follows:
Evening star., 1943-08-18

$4,000 he won when his horse de.
feated Ridere, the favorite. He says
luck was still with him, Is the
burglars could just as easily have
taken the whole $4,000,
Evening star., 1943-08-18
Burglars Toke 10 Per Cent

Thieves who broke into the home
of Jenaro Di Palma, trainer Of the
horse Xanthis, in Buenos Aires, Ar
gentina, took only $1,000 of the
Evening star., 1943-08-18

Charles h. Shelton. 81, 1856 willard st.
NV.
FANNIE Chisley, So. 1909 9th st NV.
Theodore Davis. ~. 1927 81, st NV
Leroy Carter, 10. lilo 4th St NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-18

Every time you lick = War savings
stamp you help lick the Axis.