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Evening star., 1944-04-07
Netherlands Women
Asked 10 Volunteer

A cali for Netherlands women to
volunteer for the newly formed
Voluntary Women's Corps was is
sued yesterday by the Netherlands
Embassy here.
Volunteers for service in the
Netherlands will be sent to Lon
don for training while those who
wish to serve in the Netherlands
East Indies will get their basic
training in the United States and
be sent to Australia.
During the training period ano
the early period of activity In Hol-
land, it was explained. the corps
will be considered as military
organization subject to regular
military discipline.
The corps will enter the country
directly after the re-occupation, the
Embassy said, predicting that CON
ditions may be chaotic even If no
clashes between the opposing
armies occur there" The Embassy
added that "it can be expected that
during their withdrawal the Ger
mans will carry out a thorough
going program of destruction"
While the corps in Holland will
do hygienic, medical and social serv-
ice work, the group in Australia will
assist in the return of the Indies
government by working as Office
assistants, hospital aides and
drivers.
The Embassy said a call for
volunteers will be sent out to
women citizens of the Netherlands
in the United States through Dutch
'consulates all over the country.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Panama ENJOY
And Wife Return

The Panama Ambassador and
Sonora de Jimenez returned yes
terday afternoon by plane from
Los Angeles, where they went
for the launching of the Panama
Victory, for which Sonora de
Jimenez was the sponsor.
The Ambassador and Sonora
de Jimenez were met here by
their daughters, Sonora de Nor
rice, wife of the Second Secre-
tary of the Embassy, and Sonora
de Strunz of Panama. The two
daughters with their children
came from Miami, where they
have been for some time. Sonora
de Morrice and her two sons have
been in the Southern city through
the winter and Sonora de Strunz'
and her two daughters accom-
panied the Ambassador and
Sonora de Jimenez when they
returned from several weeks
visit in Panama.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
doaa1anz@zh
Service Weddings Predominate
Am0ng Pre-Easter Ceremonies

1t Robert Karl,
Alice Morris Elmore Aberdeen
Mr. Mrs Frederick Karl unable their we'd
ding Wednesday After Aberdeen
Karl will Dallas, Tex, where he will be duty.
Emore the
of this city, and 1t Karl took place All Souls Episcopal Church. the
Rev H H Sterrett officiating reception followed Tden
Gardens.
The bride by her uncle godfather Mr.
Morris of Marlboro absence of her brother Pvt
Wilett military unable be
present wedding fngertp
veil with pearls trimming the yoke
of her bodice She carried Gala lilies.
Buchheister of Marlboro
blue with matching
Dutch carrying bouquet of pink sweet in
Morrow
girls and
ock and Dutch make like that the maon of honor
similar The Misses Patricia Rhodes Betsy
Haskell the bridesmaids pale
matching and their odasaioned
of blue sweet
Mrs Emore costume of crepe with violet trimming
small flower hat and of violet
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Arlington Church
Council VIII Elect

Election and installation of off,
GERS, followed by a social hour with
refreshments, will be held by the
Arlington Council of Church Women
at 8 pm. Tuesday in the Com
munity Methodist Church, North
Bryan street and Key boulevard.
The program will include dis
cusslon OF plans for constitution.
Mrs. Walter Handy will report on
the world day of prayer service
and devotions will be conducted by
Rev. Walter Lockett.
Foreign missionaries will be in
troduced and officers installed by
DR.. H. E. Hudgins, president OF the
Arlington Ministerium. Mrs. Lee A.
Peeler, temporary chairman, will
preside.
Evening star., 1944-04-07

1t. GgD Jaquelin Clark Dawson,
U. S. N. served as best man for 1t.
Karl, and the ushers were 1t. q. g.
Richardson Phelps, jr., 1t. q. g.
Edwin Tynes Davis, 1t. q. g. James
Ross Ward and 1t. q. g. Earl j.
Ault.
Given in marriage by her father,
Capt. Arthur J. White, U. S. N,
M. c., Miss Betty White, daughter
of Capt. and Mrs. White, became
the bride Wednesday of Ensign
Joseph S. Reedy, United States
Naval Air Corps, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Reedy of Bloomsbury, Pa.
The ceremony took place in the
brides home at Quantico, Va,
Chaplain Morris M. Leonard, U. S.
N. officiating.
The bride wore pale green Grape
gown with white accessories and a
corsage of gardenias. Her sister,
Miss Nancy Ann White, was her
maid of honor and only attendant,
wearing a navy blue frock with
matching accessories. Mr. Arthur
j. White, jr., served as best man
for his brother. Due to the unex-
pected death of her father, the
brides mother was unable to be
present at the wedding.
The bridal couple left immedi-
ately after the ceremony for a short
wedding trip and a visit with the
bridegroom's family in Bloomsbury
Upon their return to Quantico. En-
sign Reedy will report to his new
station.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Capt. Exams Weds
In California

Word has been received of the
marriage in California of Miss
Thelma NJ Warner of Sacramento
to Capt. Edmund J. Evans, U. S. A.
The wedding was held Sunday in
the post chapel at Mcclellan Field,
where Capt Evans is OH duty.
A resident of the District for the
past 10 years, Capt. Evans was &C
tive in the Community Center,
Pierce Hall Players and the Cross
Roads Theater. He volunteered for
service and was commissioned in
the Signal Corps in June. 1912. He
now is on the staff of the Training
and Operations Section, Sacra-
mento Air Service Command
Following wedding trip to Car
mel and Monterey, the couple will
reside at the Valencia Apartments
in Sacramento.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
H0memakers' Unit
To Install OMceys

Mrs. Doris Welch will be installed
as chairman of the Mount Vernon
Homemakers' Section, Virginia
Home Economics Association. at a
meeting at 7:30 pm. Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Grace Schoeni
1878 South Stafford, darlington, Va.
Other officers to be installed include
Mrs. Jean Taylor, vice chairman;
Mrs. Katherine Ingualdson, secre-
tary, and Mrs. Martha MacGregor,
treasurer
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Heads China Relief

DR.. Wilson Compton has been
elected chairman of the Washing
ton branch, United China Relief
according to a recent announcement.
Other new officers are Maj. Gen
Louis M. Little, Mrs. Frederick
Brooke and Mrs. Mason Gulick, vice
chairmen; Mrs. Arthur N. Holcombe
secretary; Lee D. Butler, treasurer
and Col. Julius D. Peyser, advisory
counsel.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Republican Women
To Conduct Debate

The Equal Rights Amendment
Will be debated at a meeting of the
League of Republican Women Tues
day afternoon at the clubhouse.
Participants will be Miss Marv
Elizabeth Downey, chairman of the
District branch of the National
Woman's Party, and Mrs. Caroline
DeCaux of the womens bureau,
Labor Department. The debating
will be followed by a silver tea.
Mrs. William S. Culbertson, newly
elected president, will preside at a
meeting of the executive board at
II am. Monday.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Maj, Mrs. Johnson
Are in Seattle

Maj. William D. Johnson.
U. S. A., and Mrs. Johnson, with
their infant daughter, Diane
Rita. born March %, are In
Seattle, where Maj. johnson now
is on duty. Maj. johnson is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William F.
johnson of this city and his
marriage to Mrs Johnson, for
merly Miss Thelma Fetzer of
Miami, took place here two years
ago,
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Engagement

Mrs. Edmund L. Womack an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Hazel Marie
Womack, to Pvt. Walter V. Han
sen of New York. Miss Womack
is a daughter OF the late Mr..
Womack of Erwin. Tenn.
The wedding will take place
April IA.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Luncheon PARTY

Mrs. Ovid A. Martin entertained
at luncheon and bridge party
Wednesday at her home In Bellevue
Forest, her guests including Mrs
Edward Daniels. Mrs. William
Wizeman, Mrs. William Brown, Mrs
Walter zirpel, Mrs. Edward Konec-
zny, Mrs. Ray Hicks and Mrs. J
Davis,
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Sorority to Elect

A meeting of the Alpha Omicron
P Alumnae Chapter will be held
at pm. tomorrow in the Oklahoma
Court, 2301 Calvert street NV.
Dinner will be served and election
of officers will be held. Mrs. John
G. Werneke is in charge of reserva-
tions.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
AInnnae Elect TwO

Helen B. Land and Helen Arthur
were elected president and vice
president, respectively, of the WASH
'ington Alumnae Association of
Mortar Board. Other elections were
Ermyntrude v. Stearns, secretary,
and Dorothy Ruth Smith, treasurer.
Evening star., 1944-09-13
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS. remodeling. repairs. new
sINhNEss sglld1nT; Eoens' aH saa any size job N
GoMMuNfTY coNsHhSf Sh hcoSSffPRAcroRs pronp,
estimates for any type OF work, special list
1908 Emerson st. NV. RA. 42ss: evenings
MoDERSS CONTRACTING CORP. All kinds
r0sf snd 5sd
FLooRs.Yes. We Clean. bleach. finish.
aSo co rfBir 1878 10Th sD0n e NV Re-
sss@s sss' years. tcti snc4RrTY 1sn0fsa1i aoME
MemSer JIM, HON. imDrovemens Improve duild
joMNsmaNVf11r 5SfRssniaS1|f roofing. siding. storm
sssaE5 Es5S 3 Ssca = .ss I'm. d1a,s
e 3 &, sss sSss
ing, insulation; combination storm sash
MoDERNfzE asd5 Il 4ouf ii HONE SsSo porehes in
ished; concrete and brick work, painting
Tsnaed ssTa Get d5sf fsRosf 5sEn'
rAsTiNs "a s9nigse'Gfs SND f5 40
at making homes brighter; now is the time
to protect your roofs with e coat Of paint:
LUCAS. Lucas = LUCAS. ss3 Emerson
st NV RA $3.50.
MoDERNIZE YOUR HOME and add addi-
tional income. Attics made into rooms,
basement rooms finished, porches in
clesed; concrete work, plumbing, decorat-
ing, asbestos siding and roofing and gen.
eral house repairs. Get our free esti.
HOME RENOVATING, INC. 1920 Irving
st. NV. Adams 1900.
STORM SASH, remodeling, repairs; con-
tractor for all home improvements: "a =
hour service. A. +. WOOLBERT. AID.
615S. 49,
DEAL WITH q reliable Arm. We do pa
pering painting. carpentry work. shingle
and Stag roofing. asbestos siding, weather.
stripping. screening. storm windows and
payments 40 cash down. Free estimates.
FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO.. 9I5 New
York ave NV. MA T416. 15s
Evening star., 1944-09-13
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
part time; statements, audits, tax returns:
prompt, reasonable. Ordway 2074.
ACCOUNTANT, commercial, governmental
lease from present war appointment for
responsible position with postwar oppor-
tunity: Write Box 7b-H, Star. IA
ACCOUNTANT, auditor-general bookkeeper,
part time; experienced: all records. tax
ELECTRIC STEEL GUITARIST desires con-
nsction with dance band. no hillbillies
MAN: colored, wishes Job as truck driver. or
Man. 80. A. B., Govt, desires evening work,
Til pm. at minimum of 81 per hr. in
any Of following: Accounting, economies,
statistics; yrs Govt. experience as econ
omist and industrial analyst. Box 243-H,
MAN. coiored. wishes Job as chauffeur; 10
years sosx experience in city; age. AZ. Phone
MAN. SO. married. accountancy training.
varied commercial experience, desires po-
sition in close relationship with owner or
manager Of small. reputable, local con-
Germ, wherein qualifications and conduct
will be under direct scrutiny and de-
sober, intellect, loyalty, conscience, respect.
energy and desire to do q quality Job for
the right sort of man are what have TO
sell. No politics. flash or abnormal ambi-
ton. Box 291-H. Star. 49,
AN HON. DISCHARGED Army ofncer, aged
40, desires position with going concern.
finance company or bank: many years
pacity: Federal bank examiner before war;
best references. Box 263-H. Star.
WINDOW WASHER, floor waxer and wall
washer Call DE. 5432. 13s
Evening star., 1944-09-13
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
paired quickly. factory strained mechanics.
ocE coRP Bond S Bds ssS
APPLIANCEs-Electric fans. fixtures. ra;;
dios. washing machines, refrigerators, sold
Live Liz w Wire. re- is4s st. ny ne. FR. 500. il:
AWNINGS. heavy and light canyas s-5, re-
PaseE seston court
SlSsE; fireplace; Sssh shlmness' retainins van
ssicRWokx siGtRN eSimnsy.. nreDlaces, retain;
repairs, For estimates. cafi alter s.
CARPENTER, 1st quality work. altering;
dorn.er windows. extra rooms. stair work.
eArssNgIRS saNSg fSE SErict Fols Mssn
ms ms .nd roons s';Rs .orR susranseed; ns save
eG sHsGs efp R9as and
sss; ssnsstienai results susrantesd; no
home; cali for estimate: the low price
EilI vi I a%szs N1N you call NO ss.5: ,,,-n,-
sare machine Cleaned I IN pnSes.rffn your Some % Of
e tets ,5a Estinstss ES .Id LAS 81 IN s6e5,
makes: Service calls, ST 30. Phone GI. 0es7
ARGENT REFRIQERATOR SERVICE. ,20'
ELECTRfC WIRING. nxtures, extra out
FEC S! co ssSs nea.es Ga. ave 'Dfs "a. saai hAl
FANS. blowers grills and commercial ap-
pliances repaired;S parts, belts, brushes;
guaranteed g = n work. RELIANCE, 1s43 9th
EfiIiook SANDING. PARK ROAD Hoous-
ING CO. DE. l710. FIR. 4765.
holstered furniture cleaned in the home:
no mess or odor: expert furniture repair
ms; lowest prices. ACME UPHOISTR-
GENERAL. REPAIR, plastering, cement
waterprpodng, carpenteriug: al work guar
entsed b. white mechanics II. $3.50.
Evening star., 1944-09-13
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

CHILD's NURSE. mature. exp, would All
nsss sa Teesf w. 7
sSfsisnaEs Mss BER 1895
ExPfn 5xns st srhSo ARs sfavcEs Adas a.r ssss
privileges. or on hourly basis, Dictation
GsL be eoU2ed 5spa nss ssns: ssva.or os
an ef,ce ssSs buildins; no Sundays; have permit
GIRL, colored. wants part-time work.
cleaning apt. or dr.s ONCE, mornings; ref.
NSRsE: sals 60. practical; .ap sspeEIsnesa d.. wants
NURSE. child's. wishes position, 10 years
exp exp be- best city references; salary. $3.50 up.
NURSE, practical, wishes $40 hours day
duty: best of references. Randolph s042.
NURSE-CoMPANION, experienced. refined
age "a, willing to go to Florida. Box
PERsoNNHL MANAGER OR ASST. P2evi-
Gus experience as pers. mgr. nationally
known mfg. cos. Phi. b. as well as legal
and statistical training. All phases:
labor law, Job evolution. merit rating.
supervisory training, methods counseling,
etc. Guarantee cost reduction and better
personnel. Age "a. Salary open. Box
PRAcTiCxL NURSE for elderly people:
S35 per week: live in; doctors reference.
RESIDENT MANAGER. apartment: pleas
II ,a,6 personality excellent references. sH.
sEC.-STENO., capable. exp as once man
aser. desires position with established
imum. Write MISS LA VANCE SHONE,
sHeRETARY sseifAisiY ssTENooGRArHER available Il
immedia tely, 5-day week. S45. Call MISS
RIEGER at Michigan 44s0 or write Box
sTENOGRAPHER wants typins to do at
home. Will call for work and return
promptly. Shepherd 14l0. 49,
VACATION STENO. .-BKKPR. desires tenn
uorary employment. Box 2S9-H, Star.
YOUNG LADY wishes position with re-
fined family as companion TO lady or care
OF children; city or out of town; knowl-
edge of Spanish and dressmaking: best
references. Box path, Star ~
WANTED, by October Is. position res. mgr.
d. c. apt by settled woman, excel ref,
character and ability. Box 7s-H. Star. Is.
Evening star., 1944-09-13
PERSONAL

matchmaker on premises for prompt at
guaranteed. ELECTRICAL CENTER, 514
hEfTNR iGth S 6ftEsfn asd its Gold, and
appts shsSae Ho R5ins 47sf treated Trained nurse
HAVE FUN at the dances given BY the
Circle Club; Call Fl, oSs9; 5S2 pm. oc5.
baby portrait expert; total cost. 9 photos,
So Adams s4S9. ewes, for appt.
method. Results eMestive for life
DRUGS or surgery. pr. SoMMERWERcK.
bk. DE- Il. ". JoHNsoN. dentist. False teeth
Tepaired wp.tas n'dn Ehile AK yeu Nais Room eo2'
tHHlooiSi sssraRSsn sa; RS1 ssse. ask for MIS-.
Campbell. II you are In need Of loan up
to 5000 on your signature
ALLENCREST SCHOOL, day and boarding.
ages to 6: immediate openings. 2450 No.
Poyhatan st.. Arlington. GL; 56a9.
lnterested i1sg in Avon Products. call e fR. .
EXPERIENCED lady driver will chauffeur
car owner in exchange for occasional use
same; Nd. permit. Silver Spring. SH. 6516.
SEVERAL VACANCIES in Martins Nursing
Home. Cancer cases accepted. OR. 1929.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
Consequences. cor q private tutor; MI 1850:
F9s2SRs R9s9g sTfso2 ffNo22 ast eepy
stenog.. 1881 35th st. Nv, and it viii be
expertly done and mailed back COP; 81. rs
per hour.
Evening star., 1944-09-13
Nrlp poMFsr1c.

WOMAN. middis.ss % clean small new
shs 81 hour; Phone on. s4iO, between 7so
WoAfAN. White White. settled. 70 care Tor home
pm. SATURDAY and every Sunday. $50 wk.
WOMAN. cciored, care Of child IN yeers
child's. iaundry only; .kM.day week. $40
week, bonus for reliability: city. refer
ences; Call National 6724. 8 am. TO s..
WOMAN. whittier middle-a aGed, to care for
tEo CHILDREN; liys in; other help en-
WOMAN "a, keep small apt... 1st A.; cook
on: $50 70 start. CAB Al. 1888. 14s
WOMAN. white, housekeeper-cook. family
Of 2 adults, 2 children, must Be exper.
apply: good salary. OR. 3742.
WOMAN. reliable, capable, general house.
work: $50 = week. Phone Trinidad 1898.
WOMAN. experienced In housework to
take care OF small apt. In afternoon and
prepare 6 o'clock dinner for 2 adults.
Refs: required. DU. 32s1..
a.,r 70 9 Pm. Monday through Friday:
60 q three; $d5 week. Phone Emerson
UNUSUALLY good permanent Job for ex-
bath and radio; every Sunday and every
other Thursday on; health card required;
$50 week; adults Phone WI. 29Ol. 14'
WANTED-Part-tim worker, 2:30 through
dinner; good pay. Telephone NO. 1883
after q DIM, lbe
Evening star., 1944-09-13
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing. bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretarial subjects. Est
27 yrs. Accredited. Inquire now, MA.
233s. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F st. tOpp
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able on Cubs, Taylorcrafts and Wacos,
0-330 horsepower ratings at Congressional
Airport. out Wisconsin ave. on Route 240,
Rockville bus at District line. Phones.
oliyer 1888 and Kensington 555.
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA-Study at home.
Prepares for college or business. All texts
furnished. Write for free booklet H. to-
day. AMERICAN SCHOOL. 1O72 Com
mercial Trust Bldg. Phila 2, Pa.
SPANISH, native teacher, conversational
method; beginners. advanced students;
small groups. Senor Ramos, Republic 3O76.
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher; beginners, review, speed dictatiop;
private lessons; moderate rates. DU. 292S
16s
QUICK review course in shorthand. type
writing, bookkeeping. calculating machines
New classes now starting. Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL. 1898 F st Ma. 233s.
sessions, shorthand, typing, bookkeeping
English, vocabulary building,- comptometer.
ETC.. new classes starting. Save time and
money attend BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st.,
opp. Capitol Theater, MA. 2S3s.
Evening star., 1944-09-13
SITUATIONS poMEsTlc.

COOK. excellent one midday meal in
nursery school or adult home; live in; city
ref: dependable. settled colored. State
fun details. Box 2s6-H, Star.
DAYWORKER. hrst-class, colored; best
city references: SIS day. carfare. Call
GIRLS. 2. colored. experienced. want Job
as waitress. maid. in store or as salessiri
HO. 1895.
GIRL, colored, wants psrt-time Job. RE
GIRL. colored. wants days work Call
Hobart 6545. DOROTHY SMITH. 1902
Tth st. NV.
GIRL wants bus work at night Call AID.
GIRL. colored. wants days work. Ran
dolph 6571.
Girl, coiored refined, reliable, wants
Job. child's care or g.h.w. AD. 6317.
GiRL, colored wants housewoIk 1880
unHl $50 pm: no cooking. Call Sfter /
pm MI 221l.
MAID. .colored, would like general house
work; inexperienced cook but willing TO
learn; no laundry; $50 and carfare. Write
Box 253-H. Star. 14'
WIDOW. white wants work in small Catho-
lie family where I can have my 11-year-
old boy with me; likes children. Box
2SG-H, Star
Evening star., 1944-09-13
RRpAlRs AND seRNcH fcs.e.1 i

HepAlHS AND StkVvCU tC0Ne.Ds
dEIn1nA! :. .Is.,l1 ~ 60NTf . ACTLSa, c.IDsnt.y
ua 4 can; Chestnut eszs.
psirs I'm rD.RRzs.4ln6 Rz446s1 dsfPs s.% Aons sHdf 8
il772s WI; aye. No. ossz.
: large stan Of experienced mechsnic,
I'll fi g eosIsSeHse slssi S:H e
asS ao 81 Ss ,=ss :sssss H. ss szss
PAINTING. interior and exterior; avoid tn
TATE 1sf Euste; nS s1ortass Of help; fres est
fi11i1NTTi1Na. spssper,ns, wa.erpreoanSss.i Ssio roo
coating: aherwin Wiliisms paint vsed: IRE,
sstiE.stss; Call after Z pm. NJ. L
e: & 9ss' ;S:iis7 ai6SiEiSE FPS
saSss.Sse szEiss sssrIs HS sss. ..ssror 50
PAINTiNG. piasterins. scrspins and roo
HaMi1Ton E11k IS fTss 1sToaRDt service BYfRpz
PAINTING, papering, plasterins and noor
ehaniss;S enanHsSc RA. lg2o. s.,r,,. d..
cSIl MR. PoAT. TOEk DE bss4 sShe mmeo'f!e' fs
PAINTING. paper hansins and plastering:
aftsn sssam1ses pm enfssiu5a TA osses given ss3s
PAINTING, interior-exterior, immediate
:ssyss es WSE M ss For
PAINTING. PAPERING. floors. plaster re-
pairs-For that feeling Of prewar efi-
cheney, service, enthusiasm and customer
You W any yo Of lie % sliSis, h.ra-lueR stories ans
and sr2ssf M too s esn sYes o.s on sh
%H, y 1SAEHtoYg; "a g. 1ss2 M ss ssssss = Pm. i iis
PAPERING. painting. floors finished; high
est quality workmsnshiP at reasonable
sASERING. painting, piasser,ns; spec,a,
Sept. pEices; finest work done Immediately
rSiE1 aANaMe. this week only. 81 and
nsrs; yo,k euersnteed Miehisan -63i6.
estimates free. @ Can Mr.. BECKETT. dE1 NG5u' 81
PIxsTERER Brick. cement Aasston,
TR TSrk sss SsteFDToGnf or Be 0Is5 no Job too small
RADIO TRoUBLE? Free est. Work guar
3 mos. Honest prices. MID-CITY RADIO
SHOP; 81 6,1, Pm: Friday and Saturday
REfRiGERATIoN REPAIRS and service.
al makes: prompt. guaranteed work. CO.
ss2Ses sH sna ss ihes. metal bE 4Sss
tnning M Dsntler guttsEins snt
RO6F LEAK? New and repair work sine,
1875. A. 8. JOHNSON CO.. INC, RE
ROOF REPAIRs-Roof coating. painting
) sSsoMLEMSN; 81 Y! l. * NSssasz & ssasz or kE sas4 seliss y.
Parts sns and nsas SUPPLIES or a ana %
ing machine dept, 3rd door. g. KANN
soMs Ms co: Distries 1 ou 200
6Qc
Replacement parts for all make machines
tn THE ,Pal PALAIs b3 ROYAL RsCo sewing machines
yerted into ladies' suits; also @ alteration ton
sf:' 5s't bRos tSg ssfs
VENETiAN ' Iii ~ ssfs BLINDS rspaintea, r.taDed
wSsase SsisIsfs sass .onne M a4gs mach
guaranteed work. RELIANCE. Ia4s 9th
WAssHING MAcHINE-Repairs on any
make. estimates free. CAPITOL WASHER
{ APPLIANCE SHOP. $40 Upshur st. NV.
WATERPRooFNG-Hay. your basemen,
sa PfH PRICE esf0ds
al AL ao6sE sd'es RaPAns-phen. your PROT,
lens to Miss Ross. REPAIRS, NC. RE
sH6 camnShs Of boSsss Nash anS rSo, .oS 60
LER & dALBERT. INC. S15 10th 1t. NV
National 4712.
tors; no job too small; estimates cheerfully
given. 1119 Clifton st. NV. no. 1875.
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned CSC. Up X
3 IT. wide and IT, long Have your blind.
thoroughly cleaned by our modern machin,
method. WASHINGTON SHADE g. AVN
ING CO. 2021 18th ST. NV DU. 5000
TO VACUUM CLEAN your furnace anc
condition your oil burner for winter EN-
cheney, call SELLNER SERVICE, Clintol
Evening star., 1944-09-13
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS-Many last-minute calls from
private and pnblie Sehoels ESceient op-
s1t s94 @ Sologade gldg., i4th az and g; so
lists. S1.S00 -yr.; Burroughs bookkeeping
mach. oper.,, $37 so wk.; bookkeeper. exp,
$50 wk.; teletype operator. 81 S00-S2. 90
miss Reed, file clerks, $50 wk.; posting
clerks. S35 week See US today always
welcome PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911
G ST, next to Epiphany Church, MA. 2114
Or MA RoSQ
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HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID and waitress, experienced,
s.lsss Cd. wooaey wsoaaSsy sas e. s00kns
CHAMBERMAIDS (2), colored, expert
enced; from Z 9; m. to !. pm. DE. e79s.
CHILD'S NURSE, white, for 16-mo. .-old
girl, 9 to $50 pm; S.e,; Sunday Oh; 800:
references. cSu after $50, n. So20.
Evening star., 1944-09-13

PARKNG LOT. downtown-This is q very
dne business; immediate action required.
MCGEE 927 18th st.. NV. National 4244.
BROKERS, cooperation invited on any
Of my advertisements appearing in this
column. McQE& Business Consultant and
Broker, e27 18th 1t. MA. z244.
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BUSINESS oPpoRTUNITlEs.

stenog., 1851 35th ST. NV, and it wifi /
expertly done and mailed back COD; ST.
per hour.