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Evening star., 1944-06-22
1n Mrmurtant

CLARK, LILLIAN NASH. In loving
NssH msH9ry sf our ,o dear mother
ago today, June %, 1899
Remembered always.
CHILDREN. ETHEL c. SULLIVAN AND
WARREN C. CLARK.
KIBBLE. WILLIAM H. In loving re-
HENRY KIBBLE. who sef DEPARTED n1s this inM iife
life one year ago. June %, 1943.
In our hearts your memory fingers.
r. Though the years pas pass swiftly by:
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTERs, VIOLET
AND OLLIE.
PARKER. GEORGE W. In sad but low
Drohsr q sfa sen Sho snd
June 20, 1941.
1t was Gods will to take you,
From pain you have found release;
Thoush our way is drear. just rest on, dear
MoTHEk AND AND SISTER CLARA AND
brance of our devoted mother AssUNTA
aso todsy who June eepsrten M fata tbs life one
THE CHILDREN.
our ROY Gesr aFAcI f4,eIo F. n lovins msmory Of
passed away one year ago today, June 90
l943, at 1918 am.
Faithful and honest in all your ways,
Couraeeous and true to the end of your
days '
You were, loving, gentle sweet and kind.
What beautiful memory you've left be.
hind. MARIE AND CL1FFIE.
| ROY, GRACE r. In memory OF nv
loving wife. GRACE F. ROY, who passed
away one year ago today, June 22, 1913
| at 1918 am
Often to my heart comes a cry,
,On, why, Oh, why. did my wife die?"
Ihen comes the answer so soft and sweet
Your wife is not dead, she is olly asleep
| HARRY.
ROY, GRACIE. In loving remembrance,
OF our beloved niece, GRACIE ROY, who
departed this life one year ago today
Mis- WILSON, MRS. J. F. BUNDY, MISS
| HARRIETT FREEMAN.
THOMAS. JOHN J. In loving remem.
orance OF my friend, JOHN j. THOMAS
who departed this life one year ago TODAY
June % 1913 'oo''
He will never be forgotten,
! Ihough on earth he is no more
But in memory he will be with rs.
AS he always was before
! Sleep on, and take your rest
We all Joved you, but God loved YOU hest
HIS FRIEND. MRS. ELLA GRAHAM.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Mrs. Benjamin Melton, Wife
OF Former D. {. Pastor, Dies

Mrs. Benjamin H. Melton, wife Of
the Rev. DR.. Benjamin H. Melton,
pastor of the Ad-interim Christian
Church, Mirror Lake, st. Petersburg,
Fla, died Tuesday at her home in
st. Petersburg.
Both she and her husband for
merly were active in church work in
Washington. DR.. Melton was pastor
of the Columbia Heights Christian
Church and the Ninth Street
Christian Church and a trustee OF
the National City Christian Church.
Other survivors are a daughter,
Mrs. E. H. Lehman, Cleveland; q
son, Joseph G. Melton, 1914 Garfield
street, Bethesda, Md; a sister, Mrs.
w. H. Taylor, La Grange, N. c., and
five grandchildren.
Services will be conducted at 3
pm. Saturday in the Hines funeral
home, 2901 Fourteenth street NV.
Burial will be In Glenwood Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Harry Elmer Dodge, 6S,
To BE Buried in Indiana

Harry Elmer Dodge, 68, of BIG
Birch avenue, Takoma Park, Md.
who died Tuesday at his home, will
be buried in Charlestown, Ind, after
funeral services at 2 pm. today at
the Takoma funeral home, 254 Car
roll street NV.
The Rev. C. M. Young, rector
emeritus of Trinity Episcopal
Church, will conduct the services
here.
Mr.. Dodge, a native of Louisville,
KY, has been in the real estate and
building business in Takoma Park
for % years and developed the
Petty subdivision. Before coming to
Takoma Park he was a railroad
craftsman in Louisville for the
Southern and the Louisville National
Railways.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Margaret P. Dodge; a son, Harry
Potty Dodge, Takoma Park; two
brothers, Clinton C. Dodge, Charles
town, and George Dodge, Mobile,
Ala, and a sister, Mrs. Cora Reeves,
Louisville.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Citizens Group Renews
Fiqht AGAINST Rezoninq

The Sixteenth Street Highlands
Citizens Association last night re-
affirmed resolution opposing recon-
ing of the area on Fourteenth street
between Kennedy and Jefferson
streets NV. for a large grocery
store. DR.. Joseph H. Roe, on behalf
of the citizens, said that rezoning
would be detrimental to the resi-
dents.
DR.. Ralph B. Kennard, chairman
of the associations Committee on
Education, asked for an effort to
establish standardized tests in Dis
trict schools. He said the present
system of individual examination
papers left too many loopholes in
the grading of students.
The meeting was held at Bright
wood School and was presided over
by George M. Gooch.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
District Court UphoIds
White Deed Covenant

-Four residents of First street
NV. and two Of the first block of
Rhode Island avenue NV, yester-
day won an injunction suit In Dis
trict Court against the Gospel
Spreading Association, Inc.,. Elder
Solomon Lightfoot Michaux, presi-
dent, to enforce a so-called white
deed covenant. .
Justice Daniel w. ODonoghue
yesterday granted an injunction
prohibiting any colored persons
from using or occupying a building
at 101 U street NV, said to be
owned by the association.
Those who brought the suit in
cluded Miss Ella Mildred Bennetts,
1941 First street NV; Mrs. Han
nah j. Parsley, zoos First street
NV; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Kelly, 2018 First street NV, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Murphy, a
Rhode Island avenue NV.
The plaintiffs were represented
by Attorney Henry Gilligan.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Dratha
MARNER, LOIS PAkKER

WARNER, LOIS PARKER. On Wednes.
day. June 21, 1914, at her residence, s25
NER, beloved wife of Chauncey z. Warner,
ir., and mother of c. Edward Warner, Sd;
sister of Mrs. c. r. Cunningham and Ed
ward o. Parker OF Morrisyille. N. Y; Wells
". Parker of Scranton. Pa. and Eyerette
Parker, Lombard III. Services at the s
H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 ]4th st.
NV, on Friday, June %, at pm. Inter-
ment Morrisville. N. Y.
30, 1914, IDA L. WENTTANG, beloved wife
of the late RAYMOND G.. Wenttang. She is
survived by nine children. Friends are
invited to call at the w. X. Huntemann
funeral home, 573e Georgia ave. NV,
where services will be held on Friday,
June %, at 10 am. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. %
WORK, HORACE. Departed this life
suddenly; on TUESDAY, June 90, 1914
mont Heights. Md, aged IA years, son OF
Gettis and Mary Works, grandson Of Mat
tie Works and Sally Drummond. He also
leaves six uneles and ten aunts. Remains
resting at 1919 5sth ave. Fairmont
Heights, Md, and may be seen after 4
pm Friday, June 90. Funeral Saturday,
June a. from his late. residence. Inter
ment Woodlawn Cemetery. Services BY
Eugene Ford.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Mrs. ". W. De MeIman
Dies After Iona Illness

Mrs. Ruth Wilson De Melman, 81,
of 4108 Legation street NV. died
yesterday at her home after several
months illness.
A native of New York City, Mrs.
De Melman had lived in Washing
ton six years. She was active in Red
Cross activities and the Commun-
|ity War Fund campaigns here and
was on the board Of the Episcopal
Home for Children and member
of the All Saints Episcopal Church
Auxiliary. Her husband, Walter w.
De Melman, is with the War Pro-
duction Board.
Also surviving are two children,
Walter w. De Melman, jr, and Ann
w. De Melman; her mother, Mrs.
Henry r. Wilson of Bronxville, N
Y, and three sisters, Mrs. E. W.
Putnam. Bronxville; Mrs. j. Cliff
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Mrs. Will Rogers Dies;
Body 10 Be Inferred al
C|aremore Memorial
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated freSS.
SANTA MONICA, Calf, June 20
will Rogers widow, whom HI
courted on a bicycle and whom ht
called my first sweetheart" is dead
Mrs. Betty Blake Rogers, IS, dice
at the Rogers ranch home in SAINTS
Monica Canyon last night Rela.
tives said she had been i'll for sew
eral weeks and that she suffered
severe attack of influenza in Wash.
ington during the winter.
Mr.. Rogers whose crinkly smile
and quick wit won him fame as
humorist and philosopher, was
killed with Wiley Post in an Alaska
plane crash in 1885. A month age
today his body was entombed at
Will Rogers Memorial in Claremore
Okla, his home town. Mrs. Rogers
body likewise will be inferred there
Funeral services will be held at the
Little Church of the Flowers at
Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glen
dale.
Betty Blake, known as "the pref
tiest girl in Arkansas" was born in
Rogers, Ark. Mr.. Rogers married
her there November IS, 1908. Three
children, Will Rogers, jr., former
Representative from California, now
an Army lieutenant; James Rogers,
acting publisher of the Beverly Hills
Citizen, and Miss Mary Rogers, who
resided with her mother, survive
Members of the family said they
believe 1t. Rogers is overseas or
en- route.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Mrs. Hattie Budlong Dies
At "a After Lonq Illness

Mrs. Hattie S. Budlong, "a, died
yesterday after a long illness at the
Baptist Home. where she had re-
sided for six years.
A District resident for So years
Mrs. Budlong was the widow o1
Orpheus H. Budlong. She worked 1;
years for the Veterans Administra-
ton. A native of Hartford, Conn.
she attended the Takoma Park Bap-
tist Church.
Mrs. Budlong Is survived by a
daughter, Marguerite L. Budlong
1911 Thirty-f1 street NV.
Funeral services will be held at
the Hines funeral home at ! pm
Saturday, and burial will be In
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Joseph Murray, 81, Dies;
Once Purtner Of Dimond

BY the Associated Press. -
CORDOVA, Alaska, June "a
Joseph II. Murray, 81, pioneer Alas
kan prospector and former law part
ner Of Congressional Delegate An
thony ]. Dimond, died Tuesday.
Mr.. Murray, born in Albany, N. Y.
came to Alaska In 1908. He spent
the first few years prospecting ir
the Nizina and Mccarthy areas be-
fore striking up his Alaskan Law
partnership with Mr.. Dimond.
Under the arrangement Mr.. Muir
ray mined and prospected while Mr.
Dimond was In court and when Mr.
Murray practiced law Mr.. Dimond
mined. He retired from practice
several years ago.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Mrs. Rose N. Schoeffer,
Native of District. Dies

Mrs. Rose M. Schaeffer, 81, of 124:
Perry street NE, native of Wash
ington, died today at Providence
Hospital after weeks illness.
Mrs. Schaeffer was the widow OF
DR.. Edward M. Schaeffer and the
daughter of the late Terrence and
Mary Divant Drury Of Washington.
She attended Visitation Convent
here and Notre Dame College in
Baltimore.
She Is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Leon Stelski, Of the Perry
street address.
Funeral services are being ar
ranged.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
DR.. A. 7. Wanamaker,
Seattle Specialist, Dies

BY the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, June 22-Dr. Allison
Temple Wanamaker, SO, eye, ear
nose and throat specialist, died yes.
terday after brief illness.
A fellow of the American College
of Surgeons. he was widely knowr
for his contributions to medica,
publications.
The widow and a daughter sur.
vive. A son, Temple, is with the
consular service in Spain.
Evening star., 1944-06-22

ford Mickle, Garden City. Long
Island, and Mrs. G. B. Overton
Montclair, N. J.
Funeral services will be held al
IL 80 am. tomorrow at All Saints
Church. Chevy Chase Circle and
Connecticut avenue NV. Burial
will be in Ardsley, n. Y.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Calvin Bullock, Founder
OF Bunkinq Firm, Dies

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 22.-Calvin
Bullock, 76, founder and president
of the private banking Arm bearing
his name, died suddenly OF q heart
attack yesterday.
Evening star., 1944-06-22

Mary Gushert Russell, "a, Of Great
Neck. widow of william Hepburn
Russell, former president and owner
of the Boston Braves Baseball Club.
Two daughters, Mrs. Ellis J. Cook
Of Great Neck and Mrs. B. r. Rich
ardson Of Norfolk, survive.
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Uarns nf UhankH

FREAE, RICHARD IRVING. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Frere wish to express their deep
est appreciation to the Rev. Len 8. Stevens
and the choir of Kendall Baptist Church
and relatives neighbors and friends for
their kind expressions of sympathy ex-
tended them during their late bereavement,
GADDTS, LUCY E. The family OF the
late LUCY T. GADDIS wishes to acknowl-
edge with grateful appreciation the many
expressions Of sympathy extended them
during their recent bereavement
family Of the late CLAUDE NJ. WALKER
wish TO acknowledge with grateful appre-
citation service rendered, the many ex-
sprays sent during our bereavement.
EDNA WALKER.
Evening star., 1944-06-22

Widow of Former Owner
IOf Boston Braves Dies
BY the Associated Press.
GREAT NECK, N. Y, June "a
Word was received here yesterday
OF the death in Norfolk, Va, of Mrs
Evening star., 1944-06-22
Inurilittn

wEINSTEIN, KASSEL. Monument un
yelling for the late Mr., KASSEL VEIN
STEIN, Sunday, June 25. 1914. at 10 am,
rsmeferv 24s
Evening star., 1944-12-05
HELP MEN.

Ex;sERvICEMEN World War Il to learn
Teal Isans estate business m fu or part time
WANTED, sap eompetent N linotype fssS operator;
killed killed by hi,t,andzrun II: truck; must be
and ana al sbo
THE NEWS. phone 7sS. gS5 HopeweiI. M Va. .n0''
DO YOU NEE NEED EXTRA MONEY? You
aa snd a s sS eame S S@e se n0nta 10 be
effort by learning to operate streetcar
or bus. Experience not necessary. We
you may Be taken during free
Sunday work not compulsory. Need men
for ,part-time work able to report for work
and then work for : several vera M hours at at least
report between and pm. and work
weekday MORNINGS cAPrTAL TRANsiT
CO. 36th and Prospect ave, NV, George;;
st. NV, next door to Willard Hotel.
ooDwaRp HsoHS oTHR6P as immediate
keepers, jumpers. truckers bundle collec-
tors. tors. windog IN q Wv washer Apply employment
Nssr + e. sh hRDuser cS B. R he
needs coppersmiths. pipefitters; also need
ed, electricians, sheet metal workers; lab
Snd s Tssss has s. esa
Of its employees have helped win two wars;
there's real advantage in working for q
well-eStablisbed organization. Pleasant
working conditions housing facilities, room
and board available at reasonable rates;
transportation advanced by employer. For
tive at, U. s. Employment Service, S511
Colesville rd.. Silver Spring, Md, on De-
cember f. 5, 6, 1914, and U. s. Employ
ment Service, 103 Professional Building,
Hyattsville, Md, on December 7, 8, o. 1944
All hiring will be in accordance with pres
ent VINO regulations.
OPPORTUNITY-Man wanted for small
loan ONCE: credit BACKGROUND preferred
but not essential, must have ability to deal
with public: starting salary. $500 month;
advancement equal to ability Reply. stat
ing Qualifica tinns. to Box on-K. Star
Evening star., 1944-12-05
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

CLERK -TYPIsT = BRITISH. MISSIONS
apply do1 18th ST. nv ofe
Hiring arrangements approved. ''' '''e'
DRUG CLERKS, experience desirable but
Day Day ss'"aS Ese Hps s0sa at ans Ra 5PH df Dkuc
S6 fsS@P2smen Rse i or St.
food Counters I Helping oe to feed s Washngtor in tor
tssnns tes App1 gPt05ns 9Tnh5 PEdpEI fPa fgRd
STORE or employment office, n P ST. ne
MAN AND WIFE, good cook, for gooc
combination position. Combined salary
bath. uniforms and living expenses; per
manent positions Disability. retirement
and insurance provisions for man. Higt
MAN OR WOMAN, experienced for fountain
work; must be fast and neat; meals anc
uniforms furn. Apply at once. 90l Penna
sAL,EsPEoPLE. part or full time. holida,
good pay, pleasant y, working conditions
TELEPHONE SoLICIToRS. Make none,
IN your spare time while at home. Appl!
VETERANS, present war, experience II
financial institute desirable. State expert
ence, education, references, salary desired
WAREHOUSE WORKERS, good starting
salary, raise in pay after short period; nc
experience necessary; permanent positions
vacation with pay; good Jobs available a.
order clerks helpers and for boys 10 tc
$ IN mallroom. Apply in person, PEOPLES
VAN REGA, INC, 1908 Conn ave, needs 6
hairdresser, male or female, work annie
pleasant surroundings in a pleasant at.
moSphere, in WaShington's most moderr
and unique salon. Only capable and con.
scientious operators need apply. Hours
$50 to $50 Attractive salary. Nc
phone calls considered
Evening star., 1944-12-05

DRIyEWAYs SURFACED, asphalt, con-
sIone walls and walks. DEM -WoobHA.
xok Ma W MdMe ga ana sad ot s ssa
tional u income: Atsiss made into rooms
concrete work. plumbing decorating, as
house repairs. Get our free estimates:
RENO sEaovxTisG e.. i4so % IrTfns st. h31H nW
PxINTING AND DECORATING, 40 years at
making homes BRIGHTER: unexcelled work
at reasonable rates For free estimates.
Cal AL. RA aS5a or GE; ss63 after $40 pm.
LUCAS LUCAS g. LUCAS, s23 Emerson
EooFiNG. asbestos siding, remodel,ns.
MPRovEMssyy isfTs 17lS years To sEcgaITY HOME
Member JIM Home ENFORCEMENT Guild
.ohns-Msnviile
yOHNs-MANvLLE roofing and siding.
Rpf0Ss e. eony terms Va TT s
AAA CONTRACTING CO.-Johns -Manville
roofing. siding and insulation. home re-
modelling. expert heating service, easement
81 4aSs Sssa and 81 & as5s years to pay Phone
Johns -MANvlLLE roofing. siding storm
soarRAcffsa ssss; E do zsals to egsS Psy GATES
remodeling, masonry. painting. storm sash
ssrms. A E. WcoLBERT Builder. vi,
caoaMaMuNrTY CONTRACTORS Prompt
estimates for any type OF work; special
rooring. 1908 Emerson st NV. RIA 420S
sIt CALL 4. :. + w6o6soN WOODS N co.Esoonn. sid,
Tg, insulation; eomsinasiop storm sash
SPECIAL RATES this week on painting
papering, plastering, insulation, weather
.sripping, Easy payments. Call Mr Wills
CONTRACTING co 5s
Evening star., 1944-12-05
PERSONAL

ANY ONE HAVING witnessed the accident
on on Sunday, Nov. 26. 1914, at 4th and
jured on a streetcar platform please com
munieate n9l with HERBERT r; GRossMAN,
sST, sSI lnssStmsRt RsTnsR ,sla Bldg Ma 1870; 5.
fee; relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart, asthma. rheumatism. arthritis. nerv-
o5Ea on5snesS; piles colds flu or other ailments;
also reief for aching, swollen feet. Lady
naturopath' nay rgS 20 yrs experience. in charge
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaehe,
English. self coincidence freedom eaiors froTs
self-consciousness; private tutor. MI. $3.50.
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES. where friends
meet and strangers feel at home For in
formation phone. 7-10 pm. FIR. O590
DR. q: ". JOHNSON dentist ralse teeth
WesterV S sida. ne sds sSI l4,s SAis NV ROO" 'o2
rHoNE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask, for Miss
$500 on your signature
hEMdoRRH9Ds eradlcated BY my own
nshoa e % monss RsB' esTs W. for for saot NE
45%l ls.h St. nv "a All
match YOU, coat. from fur pieces: we
ming. VOGUE, 1928 I4th st. NV. Open eve
WATCH REPAIRING. 3 to 3 days service;
EIEcTRIcAI CENTER CENTER Ie e1FT fFTsfsdsfsf MAsf
CORRECT YOUR ACCENT. you can learn
to speak English f1uently under an expert
enced private instructor. THE RENSHAW
SCHOOL, 1899 Conn. ave. NO 69O6
WAKE UP BY PHONE. the original 81
par month wake-up service. Day and
night. DI. 1851 or DE. 5305 g.
MARTINS NURSING HOME-Several semi
private vacancies. "a -hr. nursing service
house doctor. Call OR. 1929. IL.
EMPLOYED COUPLE are desperately In
need Of room and board for children and
room for selves; will pay anything within
reason AT 5494
Evening star., 1944-12-05
/. SITUATIONS WoMEN.

APARTMENT MANAGER : Woman thor
|oughly trained and experienced, with best
references, desires position as resident
manager OF apartment building or develop
ment. Temple S436.
CLERK-TYPIST, Z years general ONCE ex-
perience aged 25 years, desires 5-day
week, minimum salary S32 so. Cali
COLORED GIRL wants job as elevator
operator. HO. 9632.
COLORED WOMAN wants laundry to do
at home; experienced silk and linen; re-
liable; refs. CO. 1915. -
DRESSMAKING, designing, remodeling, al
Irving ST., NV, Apt. A.. Adams 223s.
GIRL, colored, wishes job as waitress or
switehboard operator; exp; daywork. DE.
GIRLS, eolored, want any Job after school.
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, wishes part
time Tues, Thurs, Sat. all day Sun. Call
North 0060 after $40 pm.
SOCIAL SECRETARY, some typing; man
sgement Of household If desired. Box
ss2TrEhNiosGsfR.APHER-TYP1sT-Young s2rhi woman
desires employment at home during eve
ming; has own typewriter. Box 27O-T.
Star 7s
WOMAN, white. refined. active, age go,
would assume light duties in your home
NE. 0471.
Evening star., 1944-12-05
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT, expert: books starte

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started. kept
part time, audits statements. tax reports:
prompt: reasonable. OR. 2O74.
ACCOUNTANT wishes to obtain additiona
clients in bookk pig, acc ting and tax serv-
ice; mod prices; no acct. too small. Phone
MA. 6l50 Ma. 6l51 or nights WA. BAH
ADVERTISING MAN wants spare-time eve
terS' ter, sales systems Is years experience
CHEF, Southern cook. 16 yrs experience,
wishes connection food handling. buying,
menus: complete charge of kitchen: age
30 white. married. Box 266-T, Star 7s
NVENT0R'S ASSISTANT, college graduate.
hold three patents: two with promising
postwar future; salary unimportant; let
ters of reference and also from manu-
facturer; reliable, trustworthy. Box 272-
T Star. s.
JANITOR, frst class for small apt: living
quarters first-class ref. AID. $3.50 after
pm.
MEN. colored. wish work, painting, plaster
ing, Kem-Tone, home decorating; reason
able and reliable; work guaranteed. Ii. 57SS.
MEN (2). colored, desire part-time house
cleaning work between 5 pm. and IL pm.
FIR. 4773. 5 to Z; ask for FRANK COOK.
PHARMACIST would like better position.
P1BLIc 'Ef IL REEATIoNs SECRETARY. news
man, photographer, stenographer, for in
divional or organization, in Washington.
1SS YouNG Man. 20, AZ, 10 years expert
ence as clerk, private secretary. corre-
spondent, supervisor and manufacturer s
agent: free to travel; $50 weekly. Box
l2S-T Star 6s
Evening star., 1944-12-05
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING; roofing. rock wool In
SUPPLY EauIPMENT m aHa fSe co' i7e7 Pa ave-
nv; Warehouse at 7tb and T ne. DI
ALTERATIONS. repairs. remodeling, paint
s ape prae. SASH sHpss me1hanfs so
m; 55si. 17'
FLOOR SERVICE: nothing but the best;
uuet installations: Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS, INC, 1912 Wiscon-
GENERAL. REMODELING - House, stores,
restaurants. Estimates. All under one
contract. RAY E. ROBERTS. Trinidad
6467. Call any time. 81
GUARANTEED home improvements. We do
papering, painting, roofing, asbestos siding,
storm windows and all types Of home re-
pairs: small monthly payments. FED.
cONTR. CO., 915 N. Y. ave. NV. Ma 7416.
MODERNIzE YouR HoME-Porches In
closed. recrestion rooms built. attics nn-
tshed; concrete and brick work. painting
and plumbing. roofing, .sidins and storm
sash. Get our free estimate. Terms ar
RANGED. DISTRICT RENOVATOR0, gen
sral contractors, GE. 1851.
Evening star., 1944-12-05
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WOULD LIKE RIDE to Buffalo. n. Y aft
sInoon Of Dec. %, return Dec. 26 or 81.
cal ca I'M NJ 7sol stter pm. s.
two. Call Republic 1928 evenings, to 8
pm. only. a.
PROFESSIONAL COUPLE desire ride to
Buffalo or Erie about Dec. %. UN 5109
Sunday or evenings. 1Os
TRANSFORMATION TO st. Louis, Mo,
wanted between 18th and 21st by Govern
ment employe. Elk. 1890 s..
ARMY OFFICER, transferring to Chicago,
wishes to contact dealer or individual
wanting car delivered there about Decem-
ber LIZ Phone Clehe Q5o4
Evening star., 1944-12-05
HELP WoMEN.

WANTED colorel girl for curtain and dra'
perry store; must be neat and willing ts
work. See MR.. MARK. 710 11th st. NV
WE ARE IN NEED OF hish-type yount
and assist in selling. Grand openins foi
right party: wonderful working conditions
hours and salary Box 419-Z, Star.
LOCAL WAR PLANT needs women for day
and night work: assembly work and In
spection; experience helpful but not neces-
sary; excellent wages regular increases.
Apply Apply an t. m daily; psTsonnsl
TECHNOLOGY. College Park, Md.
s. KANN SONS co. requires the services
OF shoe saleswomen. experience preferred
'office, 4th floor s. KhNN SONS Co
FULL-TIME or part-time ofice work
pleasant surroundings; good salary MARX
JEWELRY CO.. 73S 7th st. NV. Modern
retail iewelry store.
SMALL OFFICE requires services of per.
son with some general business experience
who desires permanent position; good op.
portunity; salary starts at 1850 yearly
Apply In person to MR.. REID, 4461 Conn
ave. NV
Evening star., 1944-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

control. knee and hand regulator. hardly
used; perfect Christmas gift. Box 26s-T,
aCsccoRpIoN, new prewar palliape. white:
will sell at cost; must be seen to be appre-
ciated. MILDRED BECK, 572I 14th ST.
NV Randolph 22TI IOs
with two shifts. Call Adams 0700 Ant.
210-F.
AFGHAN WOOL, assorted colors, 1Ia yds.
by la; nice Xmas gift TA 34lS
AIR-CONDITIONING and forced warm air
systems balanced and tested. Our analyses
and recommendations submitted to you
on report forms Rates reasonable.
PORTER ENGINEERING CO., 531l
GeQrgia ave. NV. RA 20S0.
ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED tany make1
inc. cleo, also expert watch and jewellery
repafring; 3-5 days service; work guar
anteed l year REGENTS JEWELRY CO.,
1882 18th st. NV. MA. 1864. Open EVENINGS