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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

CRYSTALS, of course. are stand
ard equipment of clairvoyants,
v1,iy,I Hare folonafhictc nrnn.
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YOUR BROKEN LENSES
Will be promptly replaced If sent
20 Box 46S, Ketchikan, Alaska. Drs.
.. M. and r l.. Carlson. adv.
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score of to 5.
Cooper Of the Coast Guard poled
two long homers against the left
field wall while Perroin and Kentz
got .cloudees.
For SUPPORT, Suminski ana
Craft poled long doubles. Walks
were plentiful on both sides, Coast
Guards receiving nine free passes,
and SUPPORT picking up five Annie
Oakleys. Six strikeouts were feat
ured in the game.
Stimac, pitching for Coast Guard
had excellent control and got good
backing in the field. which was
marred only by a collision between
the shortstop and second baseman
in the second inning.
Kistner, who did the hurting for
SUPPORT, was a bit wild at the
start. but settled down to pitch
pretty good ball as the game pro-
crossed. He has a speedy fast
ball with a sharp hook on it, and
should get better as the season goes
on.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-06
COAST GUARD,
S|GNACS TAKE
NIGHT GAMES

Checking q sixth inning rally of
two runs, the Coast Guard softball
team edged out the SUPPORT 8 to S
in the first game last night at
the ball park In the second game
the Signacs walloped the City team
I13 to g.
Stimac for the Coast Guard al
lowed only six hits, while Kister
for the SUPPORT gave up nine hits,
Including two home runs by Cooper
Both pitchers were plagued by the
free tickets to first base, with the
winning hurler allowing five passes
and the Sub-Port pitcher giving w
nine.
Backed by good fielding. Senescu
for the Signacs had eight strike
outs and gave only six scattered
hits, with the City's only tallies
coming in the fifth and sixth
frames. The Signal Corps got to
the City's pitcher, Bob Henning, for
IL hits, including two homers by
Sundsten, and four doubles by other
Signacs.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-06
EVERGREEN BOWL IS
NOW OPEN TO PUBLIC

The swimming and wading pools
of the Evergreen Bowl were opened
to the public yesterday for the first
time during the season.
Richard H. Byrns, Playground Di-
rector, together with his assistants,
Harry Aase and Audrey Rude and
the city maintenance crew, have
been repairing and making general
improvements at the park for the
past week and half.
The first field day will be held
Friday afternoon, June 16 At this
time all children may participate
in tournaments and contests. Prizes
of theatre passes and candy will be
awarded the winners.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-06
N0VA-SC0TT BOUT
I5DECLARED DRAW

OKLAHOMA CITY, June 6.--The
Athletic Commission has ruled that
the Buddy Scott Lou Nova fight
last Friday which was awarded to
Nova by a ten-round decision was
a draw. The ruling was made after
it was found that one Judge and
the referee ruled draw. but, in
checking the votes after the fight,
the referee noted that most of the
rounds had ben voted to Nova and
announced the decision which was
reversed today. g
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-06
STAN HACK GOES
BACK TO INFIELD

CHICAGO. June 6.--Stan Hack,
veteran third baseman, will leave
his Oregon ranch to return to the
club infield in about week, Jim
Gallagher, Vice President, said
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BUY WAR BONDS
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All Baking Club
Meets Last Night

A meeting of the Ali Baking
Club was held last evening at the
home of Mrs. BurraS Smith. Songs
were enjoyed and demonstration
on muffin baking was given by
Jimmy Nordale and Milton Furness.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Doris Ann Bartlett,
Oil Calhoun, on Tuesday evening.
June 10. Miss Bartlett and Mary
Nordale will demonstrate the bak-
ing of biscuits, and Irene McKin-
ley and Betty Steel will be in
charge of the entertainment.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-06
BALL GAME TONIGHT

A baseball game will be held at
$50 o'clock tonight in Firemens
Park ptween the City Dodgers and
the Port CTS. The public is invited
to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-06
NAVAL TRAINEES
DEFEAT RED 50x

SAMPSON, N. F., June 6-The
undefeated Naval Train Station
baseball team defeated the Boston
Red Sox 20 to 7 for the ninth
straight triumph.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST - Fountain pen with Earle
Miller engraved. Reward 50. Re
turn to Bus Depot.
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WILLIAMS GIVEN
ODDS FOR FIGHT

PHILADELPHIA, June 6. Ike
Williams. Trenton, N j. Negro, has
been made seven to five favorite
over Sammy Angott, ex-lightweight
champ, for the contest on Tuesday
night.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-06

GUARANTEED Realistic Perma-
nent. $3.50 Paper Curls, ST. up.
Lola Beauty shop. Phone 201.
315 Decker Way.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-06
HAYS RETURNS FROM
EDMONTON CONFERENCE

Lieut.. Col. George Hays, liason
officer OF the Northwest Service
Command, has returned from a
conference with military authorities
of the Command at Edmonton.
The conference was in regard to
The use of certain facilities for the
benefit of Alaskans.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS

RELIABLE Painters now available
Phone Warde Juneau Paint Store,
Phone 407.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-06
WHITE 50x LOSE
TO Fl. SHERIDAN

FORT SHERIDAN, ILL.,, June g.
Fort Sheridan defeated the Chicago
White Sox 8 to after Butch Pal
mer hit a two-run double in the
eighth inning.
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The Coast Guard softball team
defeated the SUPPORT team by
Evening star., 1944-06-18

DRIVING Los ANGELES about June ss.
Can take one passenger. share expense and
so5s: home Gil. ssss. Mr.. French. ''
FLORIDA = Couple share expenses. any
time during July. Box ZIG, Colonial
YoUGNNG LADY driving Miami June aoth,
MIAMI. Fla.-Leaving Monday. Can take
DRIVING To 81. LoHIs. leaving wWednes-
day am. Desire passenger help drive,
share expense: Phone Adams 1892.
DRIVING SEDAN to mountains beyond
Frederick, Md, week end of July. 1st.
Swimming, hiking bicycling available.
Can accommodate 8. Share expense only.
DK1vING TO MISSISSIPPI in truck with
free. trip for help driving. Inquire at
l114 Penn st. ne. Apt. !. 20'
Ref SH SO7O. After June 21st.
YOUNG MAN, careful driver, wishes ride
to Atlanta or Augusta, Ca, about july J..
YouNe YeaRs 41sSi EADy desires ride to Memphis,
fhansfs ahAVfSG f9 FOR mi MIAMI, Fla, Tuesday,
share expenses. H. Greenbers, Elk. 3049
NAVAL OFFICER driving to California de-
sres passengers to share expenses; leaving
June %. HO. 1850 or HO. 2065. 1S'
YOUNG LADY going to California June
q or later wants 1 auto tra5nsportatison;
rs TEXAswwill deliver your car and
share expenses to vicinity Of Dallas.
Chestnut .330f. 1Ss
Evening star., 1944-06-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
IOLoRED GIRL wants day work: =

CoLoRED GIRL wants day work refer
E deA GIRL co aes4ss s4se work 5o pm
cooking, s.h.w.. laundry. CO. 1I63.
COOK, good, and waitress out by the
cay, specializing in dinner parties. Box
CURTAINS are a specially with me; fine Inc
EXPERT HoUsECLEANING done By COL
pred man end woman. reasonably csll
SIDE SKI SSsss Es Esn zs5 asy work. city refer
references Nj. 1893
ress Or dishWasher; day or night work,
GIRL; eoiq5sd, .dea desires days work; Csc per
so5E, & $50 aSso 5o 1870: CAN 10 am. to :
GIRL, GIRL a" neat coiored. wants job 4 morn
ings a week, cleaning apt; city ref NO.
GIRL. colored, s.h.w.. 30 to $50 aft
pref. Lula Apt, ,; 1919 18th st. NV,
GIRL, colored, wishes a job in apt. for
ing ing: 80 to $50 pm: siI wk. Call
after ii O'Clock Ho. 34o7.
GIRLS t2), colored, want work Lart time;
one in junior high school. Ii; 375l;
GIRL, experienced, to. do days work and
laundry. " Brown. l443 Florida ave; NV.
GIRL, cqlored; wishes job as mother
GIRL, colored, wants general housework'
experienced. 1921 Fla. ave. NV.
GIRL. colored desires position as maid,
no Sundays MI. O9lS
GIRL. colored, wants work as waitress or
fountain work; hours, S:30-4:30. Call DE.
GIRL, colored wishes part-time work from
$50 m, to $40 p m. Call Adams 65s5.
GIRL, colored, neat refined, desires posi-
ton, nursery school rursemaid. child S
compan nion, receptionist. live in. MI. 2414
until 3 pm.
GIRL, colored wishes days work or part
time, in mornings. MI. 1913,
GIRL, col, excel. worker, honest, depend
able. wants day work: cleaning, laundry
fare. Write E. Woodson Route l, Box So
LIGHT HOME DUTIES for empl. woman
or active elderly lady, by gentlewoman
careful marketing: hrs, 1916; live in OF
out Box 254-R. Star.
SOLDIERS WIFE, with small daughter
wishes to keep house for employed, child
small salary, Phone Mrs. Kramer, Ken
Sington 3lS
WOMAN, colored. wants work of any kind
4 to 7:30: experienced. 1909 L ST. NV.
WOMAN, white, settled desires place II
home, care for one child: consider III k
! 100 Savannah st Sc;
WOMAN, colored, wants gh.w. or care fol
children, 3 months to years old: $40 anc
| carfare; good reference. DE. $50.
| WOMEN, .. colored, want night or uay
work Phone Dupont $500.
| WOMAN, colored. wants small wash to dt
/ at home. Call NO. 1914
WOMAN, colored Al laundry work, 60t
per hour and carfare; part time. 10 unit
. pm: no Saturdays or Sundays. Norti
Evening star., 1944-06-18
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PIANO TEACHER. accompanist studied
Chicago Musical College, Franklin O27l. .
PUBLIC SCHOOL INSTRUCTOR DR.. OF
education. specialist for physically and
mentally handicapped children. fBraille
and lip reading), has still open l or , hrs.
daily; So per hr Box 19I n, Star.
LEARN REFRIGERATION service and how
to operate your own repair shop, OPP
portunity for older men; free, Illustrated
booklet. Training School, 4t0l West
Pico, Los Angeles. q.
WANTED PIANO. VOICE students piano.
- 80 half hr voice, ;: 100 hall hr eve,
PORTRAIT PAINTING: French language
Prof Perelma. 1872? l9th st, NV DU.
t419. . am. TO B pm. Maytiower exhibit.
SUMMER SCHOOL. July D. August 80;
accelerated and remedial program Long
fellow School for Boys, Bethesda. Md
iNDivIDUAL -Mathemat-
les primary grades through high school
Address Tutor, 1924 Van Ness ST. Phone
EN-. 2S65 l9'
IMPROVE YOUR GREGG sHoRTHANDl
Expert private tutorng-beginrers'. inter-
media.es' or teachers training. Special
coaching for civil service examinations.
Very low tuition rates. Satisfaction guar
snteed. Box 23-J, Star.
Register AT ONCE for SIX WEEKS SUM
MER COURSE. We will qualify you for
one of these many Government positions.
TypinR, shorthand tGreGg and Pittmsni,
card punching, other courses JENNIFER
BUS. COLLEGE, j 243 New Jersey ave. W.
Phone Metropolitan 1909. -
Evening star., 1944-06-18
INSTRUCTION COURSES tcon,., /,

QUICK review course in shorthand, type
writing. bookkeeping. calculating machines,
SCHOOL 1898 st. MA, 1898.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
Free tnforms ton on Junior colleges in
Md. Va. Pa. Fall enrollments close soon.
Cali Us for Details.
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION.
204 Colorado Bldg. RE. 1899.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
Permanent positions. Operators needed
Day and part-time classes. Mabelle
Honour Beauty School. 1340 N. Y. ave-.
ME. 1TGS.
Evening star., 1944-06-18
HELP poMEsrlc iconf. !

PRACTICAL nurse e-houseEeeper for semi
for risht person. MA. 22ss before pm.
sERvicIMAN's WIFE or hish school girl
to, t. take * os care of By sss boy for weeks
WANTEpSWoman to DO housework, help
with child; woman with child considered.
WOMAN to work part time each day. doing
small new apartment Of employed couple,
RE. 1900. EXT. 1859, Q am. to $40 pm.
or Ii 0336 after pm;
s'h,W.' no cooking; S5 and lunch. CH
iso7 sunday, or after 5 weekdays.
WOMAN. white, to care ior , a,mo e, oold baby
fGSaqF ns I've iFp in or eSase oSa on
Se4 s.p s and and eare s WI 4dss
sSsrss q sessaT-oid child and ID small 'S aDt
, WOMAN. for hrs, day, days a wk;:
every afternoon 80 on; p i'm, IN small boaTding
PSone PSoss seq saaY s1 E Ts
sssss. sSs1 Ha'; S. MonSos s. ArlISstsn: Drs "
settled, cook and gh,w, experienced full
time; live in; no laundry, no children; ref
erences required; good bone; yearly bonus
WOMAN, white, part time, = until after
$40 dinner; lhy;; no lsundryy; near bus;
oMss Ss er oR af family of
two adults. modern home in Bethesda area;
good room and bath for maid; work is
l1sn.s Woman A WI foos sa47 nome is 0nered a good
WOMAN. live in. good monthly wages,
OIL. paid vacation, perm; for gh.w. and
sase 5sf 5s AaR' Mt a Rsnsr RsInGa Sun oe
WOMAN, white: middle.ase Dc good cook, no
WOMAN. white. for general cleaning, SI5
per week; no laundry; permanent. Call
WOMAN, white, to, assist in household
live in: references: very conveniently To-
WOMAN. colored. experienced, 5 days
only: FR. $500, Ext; so.
q p; to live il, $40 month. OIL. 1917;
WOMAN, white or C eolored' oIs for general
smy SIS snS &k care sun IN sSa snd VSn
Apply .eys eyes,, to s p'm' 21e Md. ave-
WOMAN, Az live " in. complete charge of child
references. MI. 1906.
optional; salary open. Box 4o-M, Star;
WOMAN, white. to assist mother with
new home, 3 miles from Bethesda, bus
goes by door. II you are looking for a
nice place to Work, good place to live,
with fair wages we have it. Call WI
5910 ask for Mr.. Tolson.
LIVE IN. general housework, light cooking,
other heI. Call Ordway HOO.
WANTED-Housekeeper for widower; with
or without children. Arthur Watson, 1407
sd ave, Hillside, Md
$40 WK. AND BUS FARE.
colored woman. experienced. steady:
g,h.w., light laundry, plain cooking; 10I
until after $50 dinner, Monday through
Thursday, 5 O'Clock dinner Friday and
Saturday; no Sundays; small Arlington
house, l blk. from bus. CHI 1856.
PART TIME, $50; CARFARE.
Cooking and g.h.w; 1880 until after
dinner, days a week: no laundry; 8 in
family; bus at door; cool suburban home;
experienced, cheerful woman; good refer
ences. Box 463-J, Star.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER,
Experienced with references; good wages.
GE. 26S1. 1922 Madison st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-06-18

WRITER AND PSYCHOLOGIST.
Employed young executive, MA. Column
bia o.. wishes evening work in ID writing
and research-news, social sciences or
(2) psychology-clinic, hospital expert
enced journalism, radio, phychiatric case
work. part-time assignment with news
paper or magazine preferred: expert re-
search, raLdd repeating: adaptable person.
atty Box BOAR, Star.
Evening star., 1944-06-18
s,TlyAr,ohs AEh T. woArA

CoLORED COUPLE, reliable. desires job
as ianitor with living quarters in small
apartment building: man employed at
night: GOOD references. Laurence Johns,
HI. 1422-J.
COLORED COUPLE wants janitor quarters:
have two well-trained children; will work
together TAYLOR 11nR
Evening star., 1944-06-18
COOK.

White. American, middle age, unincum-
bered. 10 years one family; no laundry;
country preferred. Drive any car, plan
meals, capable full charge. Live in; Ref
erences. Salary. $50 weekly. Write de-
tails. Box 232-R, Star.
Evening star., 1944-06-18
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

pOSlNESS.
TEACHERS, clerks, receptiens, select DO.
sitions. No charge unless placed: top sal
aries. Visit Natl Teachers Agency tEst
TEACHERS WANTED.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY,
204 Colorado Bldg, 14th and G SITS. NV.
SELECT POSITIONS.
Unusyal. Exceptional.
Stenog, a.. Miss YOUNG.
Stenog., age 30-40, 50 1000 yr.
stenos.. sec. exper., S45 wk
Stenog.. receptionist. $40 wk.
Stenog., legal exper.. S45.
Stenog., trade assoc, $40.
Stenog.. small offices. $40 UP.
CLERKS-Typists %, Miss REED.
Clerk-typist. exper., 81 800.
Bookkeeper. apt. and $45 wk.
Bkpr.-f1le clerk. 5-day wk, $31 so.
Rem. Rand bkpr. mach opr., $40.
Bookkeeper. full chg, 5la da., S42 so.
Dental asst. $50 wk.
Cashier-clerk, night wk., c:3o-11 80,
Interior decorator sec. $40 wk.
ReceptionSts. sec, S16o.
Ediphone operator. 81 500.
Typists rec. $3.50.
PIX operators, clerks. Miss PAGE.
PIX. apt. house, under 49, S35.
Hotel PIX OPT. S35.
fANi NEW stsftSi OPENINGS En- rs HOURLY
YOU ARE WELCOME
For SELECT POSITIONS See
Est. IL Years. VISIT (NA. 2114,
60ss, 6059l.
Evening star., 1944-06-18

FURNISHED APTS. g. ROOMS.
Group in s.w. Over $1,000 net income.
Expenses low Properties include 35 gas
truck, ] 1941 Plymouth station wagon
Owner in i'll health must sacrifice for inn
mediate sale. Jesse Loeb, 412 Southern
Evening star., 1944-06-18
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

systems. Complete installation, mainten-
sssn ans 1snsT on hana soo
2rsE1ANefs a MSh Rfas'o M ELECTRIC fans, fixtures,
paireo; wiring for light and power; no Job
TWEss TSWsrNas ssS sEfxrRsD FR ss.sies sRes
phone estimates .approximately only.
Proctor Co.. Elk. 97e7. ga seaton Ct nv.
BRICKwoRK, retaining walls. piers. chim-
nsys poias,as ssI Tslks Al rsoasIins
CARPENTRY and general contractor; All
york k,,I guaranteed soaa 30 years exDerissnce.
AkPEsTnF silEsF e. s.nensl sSssl r.medel,ns partl
and storm doors, etc. Save by dealing
9edmsn ei5eds with Ho eehsnie bas7 work
sfSsK .Rf.sisa III A.s;4s alarm
meree Bank Bids. 7th and L sts. NV,
Rnkcfalcan Rn fG c6NTaAcTsG house
~ sss$ sT TS siss s.rsn..s - Il I'D
treatments. S5 per treatment. Call Paul
FfooRs, laying, sanding and finishing; re-
PfaoR efaa Af;sI fssNSSG TA saa S4s 4sssb,ns si good
BIOS 'Ss' ssa5 n saS ssh s., ''a aTi va 81.
Coon COOP AND BAD FURNITURE upholstered
days SeTteS 1923 1ath St NV 40 ntss;a- asss
DIastsrins and roons fs''o rsselass I sfis white
SsII s sPy tine, M HtIlsiSs q gSx Sg55s;Sw ..s.,.s -
isfaction guaranteed Randolph 0869..
PAINTING, papering and carpentering;
Mr.. Gordon. "a. 1866. "a:
PAINTING and Gesoratins, exterior and
rons sslscs ssG w pU essntes sgg
PAINTING. paper hanging. interior or ex-
terror: f,rst-class mechanics: anywhere in In
oPsb Mr. area csnada Free Gail
PAINTiNGMModernize your home With
Kem-Tone; interior. exterior. AT. 1886.
PAiNTiNG, Fsai PLAsTERING. roof painting;
PAPERNG, painting. floors refinished
highest quality WorknanShhlp at reasonable
PAPER lfis fsIsesfs HANGfNG, PA1STING We are
two white mechanics doing our. own work,
regardless Of price. Call any time TAYLOR
PAPER fiE'gI HANGING AND PAINTING. Call
4
ship; reasonable prices. L. Kurtz. IA
PAPERING, painting. Kemtone. immediate
service: first-class white mechanics: roofs
PAPERiNG AND PAINTING; immediate
81 f oi2e or AT. ssss. Free estimate. "-
PAPER HANGING. this week only. 50 and
up per room: 1914 washable. sunfast pa
pers: work guaranteed Michigan 1915.
PLASTER, brick, cement hagstone work
waterproofins; no Job too small. TR. 1858
PLAsTERING done by expert white me-
| chanic: all work guaranteed. Call HO.
REPAIR WORK and house wiring, extra
base plugs and switches. Have your vases
made into lamps. Toasters. heaters and
electric irons repaired. Your old lamps
rewired Get our estimates Oh electrical
work. c.. A. Muediman Co.. Oil q st. NV.
/ MA. OF 40 and 1922. * = az. - <.
ROOFCOATING, ten-year susrsnteed leak
proof service; tin. Stag, composition. HO
b. j. MCNAMARA. general home repair
expert mechanics; reasonable and reliable
AID. O3O8, 8 am. til 10 pm.
HAVE YOUR ROOF painted now. Cal
MI. 30S2 before 8 Am. and between 4 ane
8 pm.
YOU NAME TT-WE'LL DO IT :
1 General repair work, roofing. siding,
porches screened; free estimate. CH 1876.
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PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 G St, Next to CHURCH.
UNUSUAL POSITIONS.

UNUSUAL POSITIONS.
Interesting. Profitable
FEMALE DEPT, MISS WHITE.
Stenog.. lend-lease. $50 wk.
Stenoe., Capitol Hill, oS42 wk.
Stenog., legal perm, S175 mo.
Stenog., patent law. $40 wk.
Stenog., small office, $40 wk.
Sec.-stenog., bus exec: $3.50 up.
Stenog. (20, temp, "a wk:, $40 UP.
Stenog., temp, constr. $40.
Stenog., 2 wks.' ms. $40.
SEMALE Sis19g. qR bRpr and Mlss Rg, BLacR 81 Rour
Bookkeeper, full charge. $500 mo.
Statistical typist. exper., $3.50.
Typist. .gen; clerk, $3.50.
DR.. aSStS, $50 wk.
Nurse. lab. tech, dr.. office, S45,
PIX typfst. perm. under 35, $40.
Somptometer operator. Sl62.
Clerks. acct. dept, $3.50.
MALE DEPT. MISS DODGE
Mechanical engineer. perm. $500.
Messengers, white. 17-22. S140.
NEM 9PENIEGs INES eye5y few 1pH 1nSsss
;MPLoYMENT AGENCY IN b. Est
BOYD SERVICE,
1222 CT 0nn CApTTNT TrFEATEP
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcor,. /,

Lease. Fine equipment. Monthly re-
sspss ssqe qerms h''is Mr. rhr rift o6s r.
RTsTATURANr, downtown corner, rent,
ay no few ys'pI sp mcd
ern equipment: $4,000; terms. Bob Hol-
lander Ia 1909 srop. n Z I,,n:, ave NV, ma. s7As.
closed Sundays owner retiring. $500 si
weekly SseS businsss ness B. Baum broker, MA,
GRociEHRY. iaoi HA GSni during nice business; owner
retiring: colored trade, Closed sunday.
cash, p. Baum, broker, MA, os4o. Eves.'
DRY CLEANING and laundry store for
sale NV; section; easy to handle. Phone
DELICATEssEN. A snap' Consider sub
lease on percentage to party able to pur-
chase stock. Consider auto or lots part
pay%en p,syd Gonsder outright sais st.nd
ne show Sndos u sma $40 'qes mes d5e5s $3.50 'RHe @s
DRUG sToREresaSrsnt wKays downtown no one
Of best do,pa most nest II
will handle. Box 407-R. Star.
HowLINa s2lsE AdLEYs sa. SALE @ os BENT
= sesa pEaS T. Of parRfnF GoF
space; $50; 900 worth Of eauipment and
business in one Of the finest in local
co. sH. 4i23 or sH. 3S.s. --'.' "N-'l -'N'I'-. :
CORNER HOUSE FOR SALE.
Excellent for rooming house or for
home: Located 1900 block of 10Th st. NV.
piMoR,Tz nssr r aye; U Price price $Sd,ssa5o; S,s e--
MOTOR HAULING CONTRACT AVAIL
o WIS ohH kHsNEss HNHAkIrE EoN Es
EfoA wAaTs 1ME6fAFELY oRaAht5A aEspoA
SIBLE MEN WHO CAN FURNISH OVER
TIE TIE R3ARs sTsRA1GFT JOBS 92pSN ar JRAG-
CURE SUCH SUITABLE EQUIPMENT FOR
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Downtown. established 80 years, doing
Rent; $3.50. Call Mr.. Eberman, RE. 0493,
WE CAN SELL YOUR BUSINESS
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RESTAURANT-LIQUOR
t,oDoh Doins u.; $4,000 iooG monthly; air c9nd
rent money-maker 'Gny investsste. ;sass ana cheap
RESTAURANT doing $4,000 monthly;
well located; good profits. Price, $4,000;
mdaFST REsTAyRANT qsh1 sss doing @ sneut $1,000
DELichTsssEN CATE 81 Se averase ;o $685. sioo daily;
ANTHONY BROKERAGE. ia7 St. Sc
Evening star., 1944-06-18

launory, small house and family, 5I2 days
q week, $50 to 4:30, in country 3 miles
beyond Chevy Chase Circle: buses once an
hour from circle. An attractive position
for dependable woman. Cali WI. 7747 for
interview
Evening star., 1944-06-18
pepSoNAl- feans !

ALL DAY in the country. Pine Ridge Play
house Nursery School. ages 2-6: Arlinston
SONG WRITER, modern style to collab-
crate; write music for my words. GE.
Evening star., 1944-06-18

Young ambitious married man, / child,
able to grasp quickly, accustomed To-
meeting public, capable of a responsible
position: experienced in managing liquor
store and gas station, also experienced in
credit and automobile financing; ready
Immediately for a good steady position,
ences; cannot eonsider less than Ss5 ner
week. Call Union 1928. 1sS