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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03
LAYMEN LAMBASTS
MEDICAL MEASURE
Development OF Means To
Fight Socialized Medi-
cine Are Urged

P1NEHURST, May O. Up The
91st annual meeting of the North
Carolina Medical Society today
heard a layman lambast the Wag-
er-Murray-Dingell bill, and its out
going and incoming presidents urge
the development of ways and
means to check the threat of So
cialized medicine.
The challenge to tn e medical
world is to broaden the effective
nese of medical care to meet the
public need and demand, DR.. Paul
F. Whitaker of Kinston, told the
physicians. He will be installed as
president of the society tomorrow
afternoon.
The view that the benefits prom
Used by the proposers of socialized
medicine can be achieved through
more democratic and less harm
full methods' was expressed by the
retiring president, DR.. James w.
Vernon of Morganton, who urged
the profession to formulate a plan
to put medical care and hospltall-
cation within the reach of all in
come brackets.
The layman's viewpoint on the
issue was presented by Judge l..
r. Varser of Lumberton, formerly
justice of t h state supreme
court, who declared the Wagner
Murray-Dingell bill would substi-
tute for medicine socialized re-
girne that abolishes private prac-
tice. He said it would lower medi-
cal standards and take from the
individual all his rights with re-
spect to medical care.
Tomorrow afternoon the society
will choose president-elect, who
will take office at the next con-
vention. 1t was generally assumed
this office would go to DR.. Oren
Moore, Charlotte obstetrician and
gnyecologist. DR.. Moore is W
president of tn South Atlantic
genealogical Association, which
takes in ten states.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03
Railroads Agree To Six Months
Suspension Of Rate Increases

WASHINGTON, May 2 -RAThe
nations railroads agreed today to
another 6-month suspension of. the
increased freight rates authorized
by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. The suspension is the
second accepted by the carrier.
John ]. Pelly, president of the
Association of American Railroads,
said the carriers agreed to the
suspension "depite the downward
trend in railroad net earnings
which started nearly a year ago
and still continues
The suspension will be effective
until Jan. 1, 1915. Pelly said, how
ever, that the railroads, because
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03
DEBATE BETWEEN
2 WOMEN SETTLED
Judge H. Winfield Smith
Acts As Peacemaker In
Neighborhood Row

Judge of Recorders Court H
Winfield Smith, at long-drawn.
out session Tuesday afternoon, act.
ed as peacemaker in neieghbor.
hood quarrel involving two house.
wives residing in the 21OO block
ot Nets street.
The quarrel. said to- have start
ed about a dog, continued for a
neriod of weeks then eliminated In
raucous backyard row and the
swearing out of warrant by Mrs.
e, A. Boado against Mrs. Tommie
Mercer charging her with disord-
erly conduct.
After hearing a parade of wit
nesses who variously testified as
IN the excellence of the characters
Of both participants in the argu-
ment, Judge Smith remarked that
the court accepted the fact that
both women were of good chara.
ter. He then pointed out that any
language, whether profane or not,
which is calculated to cause
breach in the peace may constl-
tute disorderly conduct according
IN the statutes.
describing the case as compar-
BILE to "black gum against thur
der. Judge Smith warned the two
women not to speak to or about
one another again except kindly.
He told them if they ever appear
ed in court again with a similar
quarrel he would surely send the
instigator to the county farm for
days. the maximum penalty al
lowed for such cases. He then de-
cleared the case mol pressed with
leave.
Mrs. Mercer admitted to the
court, through her attorney David
Sinclair, that she had used deroga-
iory language toward Mrs. Boado.
Charged with minor traffic VIC
lations, the following were found
guilty and taxed with IL set costs:
Joe Brown. stop law: T. J. Crouch
and J. C. Grissom, plaza park
inc: W. T. Shore and T. H. Tindall.
double parking; and M. Whitfield.
blocking driveway. Quincy Hayes
and stackley Robinson were fined
s. and costs each with the fine re-
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03
Conference Is Slated
By Methodist Church

GREENSBORO, May 2-tRAThe
quadrennial conference of the cen
trail jurisdiction of the Methodist
Church will be held at Bennett
College here June Gil, church Of
ficials announced today.
The central jurisdiction is one
of six regional units into which
the Methodist church is divided.
It includes all the Negro annual
conferences in the denomination.
A highlight of the conference will
be the election of two bishops to
fill vacancies caused by the pend
ing retirement of bishop Robert E.
Jones of Columbus, O., senior bish-
op of the jurisdiction, and the
death of Bishop w. A. c. Hughes,
of Baltimore, Md
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03

WASHINGTON, May 2 @ -
Er;c A Johnston, President of the
II s. Chamber of Commerce, urg-
ed congress today to rewrlte taxes
on business and encourage more
..Home Rule" in the local COM
munities as planks in the postwar
planning program.
1.-THE heart of the problem Of
private business is found in deter
rents to investment" he told the
house Postwar Economic Commit
tee. 1.-THE chief obstacle to freer
flow of savings into productive en-
terprise is likely to be found in the
tax laws
He asked that restrictions" on
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of constantly increasing operating
expenses and declining net income
May find it necessary to apply
to the ICC for a increase prior to
that date.
Because of increase in wage
rates and in the prices of material
and supplied. Pelly said, operating
expenses of the railroads in 1914
are running $685., 000,0 year
higher than in 1913.
Class one railroads had an esti-
mated net income, after interest
and rentals, Of $50, 100000 in March
compared with $84651085 in
March 1913 the railroad associa-
ton reported today.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03
APPOINTED

BUENOS AIRES, May Q R -
Appointment of Gen. Orlando Pc
luffo as foreign minister of the
Argentine government was an
nounced tonight. Gen. Diego Luis
Mason, minister of agriculture,
had held the foreign portfolio on
an acting basis since Feb. 26.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03

Washington county would begin
next week.
Approximately 80 soil samples,
taken from about 400 acres de-
votde to various crop expperi-
ments, will be studied by soil test
ing technicians.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03

TOR handling problems of tn e
states service men and women dis
charged after the war and with
disposition of state general fund
surplus currently estimated to be
approximately $4,000, 900 by h e
end of the fiscal year.
Other .planks probably will deal
with programs for education and
agriculture t e r the war; with
Governor Broughton's proposals for
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03
Find Help For Itch
of Simple Skin RasKes

When torturing itch of simple skin rashes
stings and smarts, get quick relief with
MeSsana, the soothing, medicated pow
der with ingredients often used by many
specialists. Sprinkle. on tender irritated
skin and enjoy cooling, soothing relief.
Big supply costs little. Get Mexsana.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03
SOIL TO BE TESTED

RALEIGH, May 2 Up The
State Department of Agriculture
said today an effort to fully
characterize" the soil on the new
2,OOO-acre tidewater test farm in
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03

If you start your makeup with
a completely clean face and do
a thorough job of makeup with
your first application it is pos
sible to make it last for an entire
dav
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03

a statewide, state-sponsored medi-
cal program and with disposition
Of a $35, 900, 900 highway and public
works surplus.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03
CRAFTSMAN SAW

Blade of special
analysis all oy
steel. 4-gauge ia
per ground from
t e e t h to back.
Hardwood han
die.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03
FOLDING RULE

SIT. Select hard
wood enameled
white. Distinctly
gr a d u a t e d in
16ths. M e t a !
joints and frlc-
ton plates.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03
GARDEN RAKE

IA sharp teeth,
correctly curved
to penetrate the
soil and do a
G o o d j o b of
breaking up.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03
Master Mixed Wax

Wakes and pol
ishes in one OPP
Grafton. Pour on
floor and run ov-
err with brush.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03

Tempered tool
steel C u t t e r;
h on ID a n d
ground. L e v e r
and screw adj
justment. Hard
wood handle and
knob. Rigid body
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03
GARDEN HOE

The ideal hoe for
garden or field
crops. Full pol
ished. Blade is 8
10 inches wide
and 4 ga inches
deep.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03

Heavy galvanized Gamer with
wire rack. Holds 8-qt. jars.
Leakproof, double locked seams.
Strong handles for easy hand
ling.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-03
GARDEN SHOVEL

Best all - around
shovel for spad-
ing and digging
purposes. Strong
ash handle. Blade
size 9x12 inches.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
APARTMENTS WANTED.

FuRN. or unfurn one room, kitchen and
bath p, ,dor for one person; desirable tenant.
SAvAI oFFfcER Fft iSs AND SfS wirH E need
Dlstely Furnished Dedroom
i,RooDM. SiTCHENETTE ai AND BATH fur.
nished Sc, near Naval Research Lab;
marine and employed wife. Box 345-R.
ARMY WIFE and sister desire or 2 bed
afelH aqeR fush Ab sS5o sS5 In NV section imnedi
imnsdiste possssson ssS5s' csi
I GOVERNMENT GIRLS desire 2-bedrm.
MGse ssfG9 TEACHER fo sa needs ssr .p DT for sud.
do and lv quarters, furn. or unfurn. MI.
BRITISH WOMEN OFFICERS. .. reauir.
apartment NV: section. Phone evenings
2 DefatgE at urHn 1000; A Ext; $40; 90; s4.
Slnidden' SnS. n, "a, 1890, Ext, sss' s-5. q.
ssse or apt Or smr r. Siss July
EMPLOYED COUPLE. no children; uni.
s s $50 viaE rena room Box essh stsr
s-RM APT. furnished July i to to Oct. Oct. or
longer; adults; NV. section or Arlington;
ton up to pSy VOC aSop T5its price loes
NAVAL OFFICER Qt. comdr), desires fur-
ferred. Phone Hobart 5456 evenings, be-
tween @ 6;s: or Sunday morning. 1912. !,
pref; bedroom. liv. room, pvt. bath.
kitchen, refgr. not colored section; mos.
or longer: English couple. Phone Mitchell,
OR. 2240, between 7-S Pm. -
GIRLS desire furnished apartment. pref
en era5ly NV loss ssSsctiSna hisaest references
FURNISHED APARTMENT or small house.
Georgetown or near Route 30 car line,
wanted by Government executive and wife.
will give property same care expected from
our own tenants, New York and Vermont:
no children. no pets. Phone RE. 7500,H
FHRNIsHED BASEMENT APT. on. room. Z.
kitchenette or grill for quiet. settled
couple: NV, section: not over $40 Bog
311-R, Star. "A.
CONTINUED on Next Pagco
Evening star., 1944-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, 1?-bass, S35; excellent con.
dition. MI 6665
ACCORDION, 6alanti I2O-baSe, with
leather case; excellent condition; $3.50
TIE. 6451 25-
ADDING MACH'S. - Victor. sundstrand,
Allen-WaleS, Burroughs, hand and cleo
sale, rent, reas. Circle, Ill2 18th NV.
DI. 1872.
ADDING MACHINES for sale or rent.
Allen Wales Agency, Executive 5521 jy9'
AIR CONDlTIONERS. several sizes. 3 C
Wlndow type, some large &C. remote types:
also have large stock of refrigeration com
pressors for stores. also repairs all makes
WI 4S2l
ALARM CLOCKS repaired tany make, In
Guiding electric: also expert watch and
jewelry repairing; 5-day service. work
guaranteed VI Regents Jewelry Co,
l132 IAN st. NV. MA. 1894. Open ewes.
%.
ALBUMS. classical snd popular; also large
stock single records. sheet music. Masee 8,
1881 Wis. ave. Bethesda. Md.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATE, ~, married; ex
perienee includes high school teaching
tent. permanent, capable Of assuming re
sponsibility; available Immediately: $50 pc
coELrGP cesk RP1 sTGbkNT siaH Star wishes smanti
summer position: accounting OF, bookkeep'
tng. Ing stenographic, typinT ability. Boz
eoMFANioN CONF siof; HousEkEErER-widoS o.
good character and habits. dependable
prefer lady living alone. cultured, CON
ssn,' n %e1 Se'sfsSS fsss E nse
6RGEssMAKNG. designing, remodeiing
frSns st nT aeas9na0e ap ADAMS Si 1850
waitress work to IL am. or 4 to l2 pm,
LADY. cultured, will care for home Of busi-
ness couple. NV. section. Phone WI. 1924
NURSE. practical, colored, wants maternity
or labor case: "a hours duty a week;
reference Woodley sl37, Mrs. Hull
NURSE, colored. graduate, praetieal, wishes
NURSE. trained. practical, colored, desires
day cases: experienced; references: S5 for
ssinrMy s1hSHp dIty Sc fos % or ~ DI 4Io1
pend. BILE: best refs Spruce O2O4-w.
SEcRG1ARY SeafrAa & sishes part Or fun time york
experience private Dfneus fndustry legal, foresn
and Government S45 for 40-hour week;
available June 2S. Call DU. 27O6.
full; Is yrs exp Cell bet and $50
week nishts, afternoon Sunday. CO. 1892.
STENOGRAPHER, $50 w.p.m.. college
trainee. experienced in meeting public
insurance, FLA and conference reporting:
available 5 mornings per week: Silver
Sgrins or Tskoms Park, Sligo 7596
the hour, after $40 Pm. Sat. and Sun
afternoon. WO. 1891 after $50 pm. 25'
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST, experienced.
wishes work to do at home work called
for and delivered. P o. Box 40.
STUDENT. white. wishes to earn board
and room by assisting with household
duties. evenings and week ends. Telephone
Miss Q, O,Shaughnessy at MA. 174S.
TYPIST, white, desires typing to be done
at home; accurate; nine yrs experience:
references if desired; will call for and
Naliver FIR. 35I1 25*
WAITRESS, experienced; wants good salary
and tips Dupont 2610.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
COOK, EXPERIENCED
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
part time; statement, sudits, tax returns
prompt, reasonable. Shepherd 1864. 90
ACCOUNTANT and once MANAGER. thor
oushly experienced in corporation ac-
counting. once routine. reports, taxes, col
lections and correspondence, desires per
manent connection with established con
cern; married, draft-exempt, good habits
now employed but can obtain certiflca u
q availability. Box 3g2-R Star. 25'
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN. 22. desires per
manent position with good future; col
grao., malored business administn; draf,
aelsrred; has car. Box 393-R Star. rs
bUf white, high school senior, intelligent
gsISnie desires position for summer
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE, IS, 4-F, univ. anc
business college graduate, once mgr, cred.
~, coil. correspondence, sales: owns car
STrIa2 after .. Box 473-K, Star 25'
sDLIoh. WRITER - Seasoned newspa per.
nan nan eolt INNS, publications; write arti-
sies. speeches. scripts, direct mali adver.
sisn' ns' .yposraphicsl expert. skilled in de
sn' layout; prepare copy, for printer
Ro. Ros ne ne sacsie your printing problems
kxECUTIvE-TYPE AUToMoTIvE main.
tensnce supervisor desires Connection witt
company having feet OF automotive vehi.
cles, thoroughly experienced in large nee
malntenance; graduate of Army motol
msintensnce schools. Call IL s23a. Mr.
Miller. y "a
o. helper. AID. 669b.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

ei6 9Th ST. S.W.--Sleeping rooms, triple
double. single; clean, newly decorated
men preferred. d. 4412.
1898 G ST. S.E.-Double room suitable fol-
Call after pm.
"a 18th ST. S.E.-Master bedroom. twir
beds; next bath and shower, cont hot
water; also basement room, private lava.
tory and shower, private entrance; gentle
men. FIR S173
fully furnished front room. for refined
lady; price reasonable: on Bellevue and
Fort Drum hus lines 25'
i3f2 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Bright,
cheerful, single room, next bath, small sun
parlor adjoining; unlim. phone; private
residence. within walking distance of Navy
GIRL TO SHARE ROOM with another;
nicely furnished. twin beds, shower; S26 80
month. TR. 1928. 25s
COLORED-Double room for Q men; rea- :
sonable. Inquire after 4 o'clock. 625
Evening star., 1944-06-23
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

FLIGHT INSTRUCTION on Cubs, Taylor
crafts and Wacos now available from Con-
gressional Airport. Phone Oliver 1888
91s
SUMNER SCHOOL. July &. August 30;
accelerated and remedial program Long
fellow School for Boys. Bethesda, Md:
PUBLIC SCHOOL INsTRucToR-Dr. of
education, specialist for physically and
mentally handicapped children (Braille
and lip readine). has still open l or hrs
daily: S3 per hr. Box l9l R, Star
QUICK review course in shorthand. type
writing. bookkeeping calculating machines
New classes now starting Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL, 1893 F st. MA. 1888.
COLORED-More jobs than ever before
REGISTER AT ONCE for SIX WEEKS SUM
MER COURSE. We will qualify you for
one of these many Government positions
TyplnR. shorthand tGresR and Pittmanl
card punching. other courses. JENNIFER
BUS. COLLEGE. 1243 New Jersey ave. n ".
Phone Metropolitan 1902 %
Evening star., 1944-06-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

.ces in in estsblished business; IS. AZ. coll!
grad exp, once &c, wsr sales GE' -
TAVERN. beer and wine: plenty business aSS
best equipped around washington: $1,000.
TsVer6 Ts Pour P% 70 Silver spfng
SALE, dry cleaning collection agency ana
furnishings OF Broom apartment to.aI'
coon s;"S tas GkochKy s!h y Store tor sale. CAN
LEXINGTON clothing and variety store,
est II yrs, 1aa.-l944 elso equip 10 ior
1904 4Th St ne. HO. 94I2. Store must
be sold. Cash or terms. -
FIRST MORTGAGE on prscticaaIly new
ploye Phone o. B, zsntainser, jr, WA.
RooMING HOUSE, IN and r NV; .
TEA ROOM, Kew Gardens, for rent.
FoR RIs Can ssEsse RE as" nes Rock
vaiescent 'eh home: ens' ions lease. OR 1880
GROCERY STORE, bargain; W. section.
GGhkocEssk'Y STORE. well equipped. excellent
WATcHMAKER space &C. avaabe
proDoSI,lon asndsTson; 7s5 I4th & ~,
Miehigan 9s7I or Emer.on 7o4i. 25'
BEATTY gdI ssor priced for quick :, sale
TAxICAB' TIt p. U. c, Plymouth, 1871;
radio. heater perfect condition: private
owner. $1,000 cash. Write Box 3S3-R r.,
FUNERAL BUSINESS. sc section. comp.
equipped, hesrse. util. truck etc; = 0,o00,
terms; lease can be arranged. Box I'M
ron SALE OR LEAsE-smsu luncheon
ette concession: established, profitable.
| Wl.-sb73. --
Evening star., 1944-06-23
ARLINGTON HOTEL.
Special Weekly Rates.

Located one mile of Pentagon Bldg. on
U, S. No. J., between Washington and
Alexandria,; all outside rooms: $40 for
room with double bed and private bath;
Sl5 for room with two double beds. prl-
Bile bed, hot and cold running water; sc
buf fare to Pentsson Bldg; bus stop at
door for Washington and Alexandria: 1oc
son 1888
Evening star., 1944-06-23
ROOMS WANTED.

NAVAL OFFICER, permanently assisned.
wants furnished single room with private
bath or bachelor apartment; preferably
convenient to Navy Bldg. Box 3s4-R, star.
FUkN, ROOM. In private home. priviiesea,
good iocation: employed woman; reascrs
able. Box 4f7-R, Star.
ROOM, with twin beds and private bath,
or small apartment: middle-ased couple.
REsPoNsiSiE WOMAN desires room. hath.
or apt, furn., $50, with cultivated family
references. Box 371-M, Star.
WIDOW OF Regular Army medical ofacer,
mtddle-aged, employed, would like room,
and bath. NV. apartment hotel or privsts
home. Box 367-R. Star. 2ss
Evening star., 1944-06-23
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

APPLIANCES = Electric fans, fixtures,
rsdlos and r,Ta washing bin machines sold and re-
too small or too large Ben's, The Live i've
XFfirascks Mff ,ssa Il ER s2o@ som.
snd snd e sxeh .ia Reliance Appliance Co, 9Th
AWNTNGs rs; REPAIRED. installed. removed
and made heavy canvas repaired. TeIe-
tos Co. TX a7ss' ss4 seston , ct. NV NV.
heys poRtnF WaR walls psTs chin
Ssss cSSGaRE AiSsr 5 MI eiis iffs0es"ns' IS.
CaKpENIRY e,arnp SnnRs "a All repairs. partitions
dPses sh s1' ''6 b ssse
CARPENTRY and general contractor. All
sors B svsr snaraRtsed RE soas 90 years
cSARPJENIRY REPAIRS, new work. War
ISss s1sRss sHs & :ss ss St! n'sa: a 1 H:ssa.
FURNACES expertly vscuumed cleaned. M
GooD AND nst BAD D. f6RNITGkE M s upholstered ter
refinished. cleaned; open evenings. Sun
days. Norton 1908 l4th st. NV. AID 1893. =
phens phssns HlI!side slaSs iss7-a w. Williams 'r'
PAINTING. papering and .carpentering;
Mr Gordon Morf IA at as asasona0le price Can
PAiNTlNG. INTERioR. EXTERIOR. paper
hangins: reliable white mechanics: gen.
repairs: Call Mr.. Ridenour. HO. 3l47 27'
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING-First-
class mechanics. Prompt service. Estimates
Mr.. Canada. FIR. 0I4S or DI O125. "a.
PAPER HANGING. this week only. 81 and
up DER room: 1914 washable. sunfast pa
ners: work guaranteed Michigan b315
PLASTER, brick. cement. fiagstone work.
Waterproonng no job too small. TR.
1859. DT. OPS
REPAIR WORK and house wiring, extra
base plugs and switches. Have your vases
electric irons % repaired Your efff old lambs ans
rewired: Get our estimates on electrical
work. c.. A. MuCdiman Co.. Oil G ST. NV.
MA. 0140 and 1922
WASHING MACHINES. refgrs., cleo ap-
pliances repaired. For prompt. efYec serv :,
cali Orrison Electric Serv AT. 5O5l.
YOU, NAME 1T-WELL DO 1T.
porches screened; free estimate. CHI 3a76.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY wants transportation TO St. Louis
drive or share expense Temple s67s; 23'
LEAVING FOR MIAMI, FLA: june 2S; can
NAVY LIEUTENANT, driving Southwest
Dallas, FL Paso. Phoenix. can take riders
willing to share driving and expenses
RE. 74O0, Ext. 6210I, Fri afternoon, ol
WI 2laO Fri. evening. 8-S IN.
TEXAS, June %. via Routes y s NOS
andria 22lS "a.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
B-12 K THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
1e4I
SITUATIONS MEN Cont.

MAN. colored, desires part-time job as
ianitor with living quarters; has Job from
am. to pm; graft exempt; wife only
MAN. colored wants Job as ,storekeeper,
checker messenger or clerical worker. 3
to II pm; 8 days q week about $50
LABOR CONSJLTANT, formerly with
Wage-Hour Div. o. S. Dept of Labor;
agent National War Labor Board available
TO prepare application forms !. 10 and
SSU-l, and make payroll analysis under
the wage and salary stabilization program.
Box 245-R. Star. "a
REGULAR PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT de-
sired after 8 pm, coll. grad, legal exp,
can meet PUBLIC, no collecting or gan
vassine. Box 31S-R, Star. 23'
WAITER, COLORED.
Desires position as headwaiter at beach
front or mountain hotel, Nd. or Va; have
hotel release. Cali MI. 2003, H. K. Bry-
ant, 400 Hamlin st. ne %.
JOB WANTED.
Young. ambitious. married man. ] child,
draft exempt. hard and sincere worker,
able to grasp quickly, accustomed to
meeting public. capable of a responsible
position: experienced in managing liquor
store and sas station: also experienced in
credit and automobile financing; ready
Immediately for good steady position,
willing TO work long hours; best Of refer
ences: cannot consider less than SS5 per
week Call Union 4Do5 r5s
Evening star., 1944-06-23
FARM q GARDEN.

DEHYDRATOR, new. $3.50; General
Electric milk cooler 4O-gal, new; re-
frigeration equipment. new and used
MAINTENANCE OF LAWNS, spraying, fer
tilizing rebuilding old lawns. Call OR.
S31i anytime 20
MANURE, PEAT MOSS, ETC.--Free deliv-
cry. Well-rotted cow manure from one OF
Marylands finest dairy farms. Large 100
lb sack, ST. 95: 3 sacks st 81 So 10 sacks
at Sl.65 peat moss, ST. .25 bushel; bushels
at s5c; 35 bushels at zoe. Sheep manure,
90 lbs, $40; 100 lbs, So. ;. ,Agrieo for
so lbs, 500: 100 lbs, $3.50. Garden
lime. 10 lbs, 21c; so lbs. soc, Also fun
our complete Garden Shops. Phone or
iers. Atlantic 400. Hechinger Co
GARDEN TOOLS. used, in excellent con
dition Picks with new handles. 81 %:
shovels Sl 25; wheelbarrows, $3.50; mat
tccks with new handles 81 .05: hoes with
ne, handles. ST 90. Complete Garden
Shops at stores Phone orders, ATlan-
tic ZOO Free delivery. Hechinger Co.