davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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. DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL, 10 mos old. female.
black, pedigreed $40; owner leaving city.
STUD SERVICE-Black chow, direct de-
scendant of Far Land Thundergust, reg,
A. K: c.: Cell Wisconsin 1858.
GOOD HOME, wanted for toy male fox
terrier. l yr. old, not fond of children.
YOUNG RABBITS, for food or pets. Phone
CHI. 4193
PlGEONS-Large white thoroughbred
Plymouth Rock Kings; also white squab-
bing Kings. Phone Alexandria 4075.
CHOW DOG, for sale, pedigreed brown,
to party giving dog good home. Owner
in service. GE. 64S4.
WIRE HAIRED TERRIERS, S25.
PERSIAN TABBY CAT. FE BRED, $40.
WIRE HAIRED. DACHSHUND, FE., $50.
Dog Hotel. 7344 GeorgIa Ave IA. 1921.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ENGLISH OR SPANISH work done evenings
at moderate rates by experienced stenog-
raphers; typing. shorthand mailing, etc.
oar NE 2l0o Ext 81 5hs or 5l7 after $50
GoyERNESS for children Years up
wards, willing to assist light household
outies. or as companion and help to
etderly lady: Exchange ref. Phone North
aaoo6 ext. 303, after March 10. between
NURSE tchilds), will care for baby for
nome for self and baby. Box 23S-A, Star.
NURSE would like to care for children at
nlent while parents are away. Miss
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, day duty. o
mnTs.; ,Wilnl VII assist with household duties
PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER wants work
py hour or day. Farragut Bldg. Call
SECRETARY. executive ability, with over
10 years experience, including patent and
general law, also manufacturing: respon-
SS5Dle SSDle and capable; salary open. Box
sTENoGRAPHER, experienced, good edu-
cation, knowledge of languages. Interested
IN suitable position. DU. 1858 after pm.
AND BooKKEEpER, ex-
5efa 5eas wants WI Us work to do after pm. Ma
STENoGRAPHER-T experienced.
desires temporary position or work to do
a. bone: Call GE. 1866
MOKk in or around studio in exchange
lor S daily dancing lessons. Box 1894,
TYpIsT wants typing to do at home,
ing. TIE. 64s4. ' Ia.
P 3. x; SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR
Glr4, colored, desires part-time employ
LnsnI rom 70 II evenings. TR. S124
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IODERNIZE YOUR HOME
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

BRICKwoRK, porches, piers, walks, ga
psees pnges: walls afsr FepaIping Err GGlhmneys fire.
BRICKLAYTNG, hreplaces and chimneys
built and repaired Al Fagnani, WI. 4s2I.
GaKPESTER, carr M repairs steps fences parti-
TR. 1871, q to z am. and pm, Douslas.
CARPENTER CONTRACTING. No job too
small: also locksmith, Phone HO. 1915.
DU. 1126a James & Burdis.
CARPENTER WORK, painting, general re-
WA. S34S. Sanford & Riddle. %
fixtures, attics, recre-
alton rooms, screening porches, home re-
pairs. Call Mr.. Coker. FIR. 466S. 2ls
and brick work by job or
Saaa experienced workmen. call At,
your remodeling and
general repair work now; work guaran-
teed, Gail Falls Church 2S5l-M 10.
your spring, remodeling
work guaranteed. Goodman, HO 5267. 20'
CARPET and linoleum laying, binding car
Pc and iaying, halls and stair ept spe
Call Mon. Wed: and Fri; also eve, pm,
f PT 4 RrP,,kS y Mampn i w 6sSs Extra
outlets Installed small and large JOBS;
EIEcTRIo WIRING, fixtures, extra out,
ELECTRICAL washing machines and re-
Irigerators repaired and overhauled, all
FLOORS sANDED and rehnished. Rooms
GENERAL CONTRACTING, bldg. repairs
and remodeling of all types by experienced
Horkmen. SH. 61q3-GE, -1244 20"
AND DECORATING, inside and
outside: 90 years experience: let us KEN
one your home. AT 1886,
PAPER HANGING and painting: work
guaranteed; estimate free. Call Randolph
'APER HANGING, quality workmanship
White mechanics.. Also painting, plastering,
1oor sanding. RA, 1920
PAPER HANGING, this week only ST and
up per room; 1914 washable, sunfast pa
pers; work guaranteed. Michigan 5315.
PAPERING AND PAINTING, immediate
service; ~ years exper.; free estimates
ROOFING, asbestos and brick siding, re-
modelling; We assure better prices and
quality workmanship. J. Virgil Hostetter,
Faulty FIREPLAcEs corrected, dampers
I installed; also repairs to chimneys. Edwin
2: Elicit, EX. S731.
'AINTING. papering, very reasonable
orices; work guaranteed; 80 years deco
,ating business. Ia. 1889
HAWSE d TYDINGS, painting and deco
,atin1g; free estimates. OIL. 9015. WI.
GOOD AND BAD FURNITURE upholstered,
cleaned, repaired. Norton, 1908 18th ST.
1W. AID. 4333. Open evenings and sun
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MOVING. PACKING e. STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates.
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing & Storage Co., Taylor 2937. 19a ,
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21O7 S st. NV.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

302 18th ST; N.E.E-1-2 girls to share at;
iWt.AiiNrED0oifl to share s attractive we'll
furn apt With others; conv. loc,: clean
KM ktshsnstts and private hath qqiss
RE HE2 stfs sfH sf Ss Seldom R% sit
So So T02a = aNssdTE NT642o Pn Groom ants, each
utilities mel, Adults. IL I6sg. - 0'
GIRL, one who works night shift, to share
Nc Nicely y FUR HsfHseh APARTMEsT ri e saa ss
sf M o5 5o93 fso 'Ss sissse
1l1e OATES ST, Me- rooms and
dren, Phone TR. 1346,
BROOM FURNISHED apartment in se;
conv; transp.; no children or pets. Phone
I44e II ST. N;w.-Furn apt for 2 girls
HStss ss t. aas a asy VIII. fqsz IA
41Io ko,Ia Evenings psR and Sunday s..,r. %
share furnished house with congenial cou-
Pss sss 81 NV ii hAaPsHkE MS htsfF share
%iehisan 2s6 sGs with sentle s21
SsB Rs ssns 14saHs ssshsn s5ss
fSsssi ssasd R;yaf$ yrs se's sss G$s5ss IN
R sel rEsdsFe FSSh1p fHnndg Rser En d6Sas sRs
GIRL, TO SHARE with another air-condi,,
sa Ap unm oho 0hons ave- Maid IA oissfao ssfVids
S asRooaS nFi FRoST IH APR APR With With running
1929 EUCLID ST rooms, kitchen and
bath accommodate 2 or 3, adults S55
af5 APT m2H5h; No. e. rtes asi !nsudfd ST. nea rooms
kitchen and bath: S35. Open. j. H.
Ey pEk buPlEX iI s aUe rooms ns and bR Bath s9ss 9sfy
drive to Capitol, ne. section; buses.
va AoWMo osio after after Pm pm ou, .o,ou,o.o
service: conv. to transp.: suitable Tor
girls. RA. 9466 after 3 pm. Sat, or
sompetsiy furnished easS.e1 apt: with another aSas
Siss Sa AT Fulton Gfos sT fHd Sw su2dsy hd
utilities; 4 Govt. women, $50 each per mo.
Express transportation, Phone, OR. 1862.
With another lady. : Cali II after ter 2 PM pm,
s6i5 s6i IA tRsaaLoRAMA RD. N.w.-Apartment
room rooming house co. o7ss. "
Yaf sis Rash 18th ST. S. SW seison arnhsd III 22sd rooms
lst floor, Frigidaire and gas stove. Every
Vn7iSc thing turn,s3sd1 rHAE1, o,u, - ,,ou. -.
with another, Silver Spring: Sis Cam
ss ssa as] s RI ma.asn ,ra 'as1
porch pore wei @ f4Pnished sao 2ad Sn ooF Srsefso 4
family building; couple. Call Mr.. Filippo'
6is NEWTON PL. NV, Apt. No IL
rms Kitchen .1,, and bath: rent S42 80 per
NV, APT, on New Hamp. ave, on express
llR,,fs MoNRoR Ph0sf s. Nv, IH 'aRf 1890: Apt 81
dining room, Kitchen, bath; married cou-
pie only lst floor, private home; SO per
PGpls F3RSisHEb hi rGom IRspdsd sbartmen electric e.
Walk. DIST Tm.:, pyt; bath Kit, ,elsSc. e.
So7 ST. Eo sGNAttracti1e Aitqac Ses stndo nM living
fGom' TOnT bedroom' kt and bath entire End
1900 18th sT. NW.-%&,roOm apt. handy
nished large kitchen, Bedroom studio liv-
Ing room screened @ sleeping porch; all utiI-
for or 4. HO, 5576 after 5 p.m,
Occupant Entering Service.
Two rooms. kitchen dinette and bath
electric stove and Frigidaire. Furniture
in excellent condition. Possession April l.
171l 1st St, Suitland Manor, Md, near
Census Bureau.
HARRISON -WASHBURN CO.,
927 N. Y. Ave NV. RE. 3435.
1874 INGLESIDE TERR. NV.
One room. kitchen; heat. hot water, gas
and electricity included; Frigidare; S42.5O
per mo.
HARRISON-WASHBURN CO.,
or N Y Ave N w RF 2ASs l
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RESTAURANT MANAGER
BAR MANAGER

Top man. 90 years experience wit,
nnest houses; will do the mixing and man
asfars. aslng or the , mixing and serving. alone:
hl. athielrences speak for my ability, depend
nnrrst-elass nr houses will be considered. Box
-OU-A, star,
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POULTRY 8 EGGS.

STARTED CHICKS, s weeks old, New
HHaim1pshire Hsi1 Reds, blood-tested, SOC each
BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies.
James Feed Store. Inc. 619 K st. NV.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, temporarily employed. de
sires permanent work: reliable. good refs:
salary open. Call Mr. Burrts, UN. 2345
during week. Box 1914, Star 2Ot
ASSISTANT TO EXECUTIvE-Experien
In ONCE management, collections. CORE
spondence and business methods generally.
Box 1904, Star. l9@
ATTORNEY. 80, 4-F. 7 years Government
experience. seeks interesting assignment.
5oNsTR6cfioN fieF SUPERINTENDENT "a and
tectural drafting; college graduate: best
FORMER BUILDER fVh wishes s'rt POSITION as as su-
pervising, upkeep OF apartment bldg. ho-
tel or chain OF stores; good references
9, Bog 3Ss, Silver Spring, Md 19'
GOVT. EMPLOYE desires Sunday work;
experienced clerk, chauffeur: state details
ana salary. Box 223-A, Star. l9+
MAN, 80, draft exempt, well ACQUAINTED
ments, administrative, organizing and
salesman experience, seeks responsible and
alive position in private enterprise. Box
oFFfcE MANAGER, university graduate.
80, draft exempt, "A years experience,
assume full responsibility of Office Geor-
Ela Il12 after 9. Box S4A, Star. 20s
YOUNG MAN, aged 80, draft exempt
wishes work from 12 noon; former Govt,
employe. TR. 1870. Joe Reiss. 19'
RESTAURANT MANAGER.
% years experience with finest restaurants
ana CLUBS; records and references speak
ior my ability and past successes: only
giving me full responsibility; draft EXEMPT
Box 249-A, Star los
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MOTOR TRAVEI

NEW YORK, Sunday; take three: return
We MMednesday- Phone Woodley 9S3I 1ss
Gay. desire, one or two passengers, share
expense, aid driving. AT. $500, Room 4Ol.
LEAVING for Los Angles, Calf. carry 2
passengers, March 20. TR. 1878. i9s
CALIFORNIA, March rs; Chrysler sedan 4.
aske oakse1 three: ref. req. Phone Woodley
9ool. 20s
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APIS. FURNISHED tcor,,
ApARrMERrs UhrURNIsHEp.

1Ie0 MORSE ST. NE.-Two rooms and
kitShen, ssmipriyate bath; heat. sss. ,elsc-
5ei EYE sT. SE.-end-n. front, Q rms,
fai Rooms BsTzH ksz is snd 0Sc ooS ss1rs pry,,.
Flower ave-, Takoma Park. Md, 2 blocks
M MODERN APT. insIadins aS utilities near
the Monastery, for refined couple, $50. so.
Thomas Th 2 p Walsh Inc; DI. 1857,
b, bath ossa ss utilities furnished adults only.
roo@s Kitchen BATH SEEfniwG0a Etehsn furnished: MaS
peat, peat Eght and gas; married couple pre-
hIvtsG ROOM. bI bedroom, dinette, bath.
asss Sss Fess s. NWs yN eSse room, and bath ,v..
able. now; rent, S55, Open for Inspection.
Apply or, premises or agent, Joseph 4.
coNGREss cosasRi SH HfEiieGHrs, sss5 Brothers pl.
Sc. Less than one year old Large living
5iSss;e Ses5G0m s a9S tsd 5s.5 ssSsn
room WITH tubs rent sSs neadinsq iaqndry sas
snssus slsc and ID. heat Get on bus nrst stop
right half block. left on B Brothers ' pf fio to
f9N sftsT % SsdsaS or TINE gs,ss ssnssy
Corps and Navy Annex Bldgs.; u block
frsR sa ana sui hd ns wates es'r aSp opa Pny e
pets $50 On month. Phone J. Z. Douglass.
VACANT, 5223 Ga. ave. n.w.-First floor. 8
rooms, kitchen and bath, gas heat; adults;
mSnth-tS;m1nsh Npap %aS nth leass; s65 RA; $500.
Or pets; os59.5o. 6i5 Underwood St. NV.
1924 list ST. NV or 3 room and bath
apt.. light and heat included.
nsnsed fa asg s55 semPrigass Ta 4sss oa'n all utilities
BEAUTIFuL APT, of 2 large rooms. .kitch-
ana Pa adHss ony s must hsys
TAKoMA a1ns PARKes ssFTsn rooms sISd and bath apt
s22' s1 30 3, a9 am9onth Convenient to everything.
aos5 ist ST. N;w.--s or rooms. 1st floor:
utilitles included Cony. transportation.
PINEY BRANCH AND 0FPLowER-Modern
2-room apt; all conv.. S45; available April
MODERN APT. BLDG. ARLINGTON. VA.
derred, permanent tenants; restricted. CH.
$500. day; CH. 1901. eve. and Sun.
NEW RMS: KIT. AND BATH;
S55.75: immediate possession. DI. 7742.
Lying Il room' bedroom. kitchen, dinette and
Az utilities included. See res. manager,
zoos NJ st. ne, Apt. l.
WALKER Il DUNLOP.
1900 18th St NV DI. o222.
1918 RANDOLPH ST. NV, APT. 2.
|. 2 rooms. kitchen and bath; heat and
hot water fnrn. $50
sos OTIS PI, NV. APT. g.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath, $3.50.
141 36th ST. NE, APT. 3.
2 rooms. kitchen. dinette bath, screened
porch, gas heat, 5000
sos ,sth ST. NE. Apt. s.
rooms KITCHEN and bath. $40.
1909 25th ST, Sc, APT. g.
rooms. kitchen. dinette, bath. screened
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
1929 X st. NV. Ma 0352
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NEW BUILDINGS
APT. VALUES

so H st; n.w.--7 rooms. bath, elec, gas
AND heat furn, S59.5o.
:. 3342 c st. Sc. No. 80 rooms kitchen.
dinette, bath; vacant; $50.
1906 Capitol st.-2 rooms, kitchen.
20 seaton pI. NV, No. Ia rooms.
kitchen and BATH all utilities furn. Va.
10 Danbury ST. se.. No. % rms, kit,
and bath: ali utilities: $3.50.
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
ma. $3.50. Realtors S0S CanitoI
Evening star., 1944-03-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK, experienced, white; also general
housework; from l until pm; references,
GIRL will care for baby and small apt. !;
no cooking. Ludlow S4S3
GIhLS two). colored, want part-time
Cleaning with no washing or cooking. Cali
66etween O'Clock pm. to pm, Atlantic
goSo Mlcky johnson and Alice Brown l9s
NOMAN; colored, young, wants job with
employed adults, Mon. through Fri; D. c.
ret 140S S. c. ave Sc
WOMAN, colored, settled wants ,oh as
COOK or any other work: ref. $50 Girard
WOMAN, eo!ored, refined, with school,
age child, desires permanent position and
quarters with responsible family. Refer
Sn1oes; Phone SH. 1912 or SH. 1853.
ployed persons; good cooks, cleaners: excel
rels.: available Immediately. 2i49 ST,
NV, Apt. 4, Viola Miles, Gladys Mickens !
Evening star., 1944-03-18
NEW APARTMENTS
NOW AVAILABLE

1st AND MISSISSIPPI AVE. Sc.
2O-Minute Bus tn Downtown
S59.50 to S62.50
Spacious living room, dining room, bed
room, colored tile bath with shower fully
electric refrigerator
Rent includes gas. electricity, heat,
Janitor service, laundry rooms, Bendix
sstorase rooms. Apartments convenient to
navy Yard, Naval Air Station. Boiling
FleId and to Fort Washington bus service,
RESIDENT MANAGERS OFFICE
165 MISSISSIPPI AVE
rake Congress Heights bus Az, get of
apartments. w
WAYNE TERRACE APARTMENTS, INC,
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method, beginners, advanced stl1den te.
small groups. Senor Ramos, Republic 3O76.
GIRLS-WOMEN
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

WILL RENT 4 ROOMS
OF FURNITURE.
Living room. dining room, bedroom
perfectly equipped kitchen
co NnEA EOR ABPQIMINLENT
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont
SELL YOUR PIANO.

I pay top cash prices for spinets. Strands
| and small upright pianos Of any make and
IN any condition. Call Mr.. Vernon for an
appraisal.
Evening star., 1944-03-18
SITUATIONS MEN g. WOMEN
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

COUPLE, white, want place as cook, gen
erSI houseWork. houseman, handy man
no driving. Box 224-A, Star. Ias
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NORMANDY VILLAGE.
Immediate Occupancy.
2 Rooms, Kitchen, Dinette, Bath, $3.50,
All Utilities Included
Apis. May Be Furn. II Desired.
, Take car to 18th and Penna ave. se,
transfer to Bradbury Heights bus TO end
Of line, walk l block on Benning rd TO n
St., or drive out Benning I'd. to n ST. s.e.
91d2
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FOR SOS, 900 CASH

You can have approximately $1,000 net
per year after all expenses and payments
Plus 2 beautiful 4-room apartment (air-
coo!eo). going business based on present
ana preWar records: no dining room: opcr-
ated by couple or woman. The best proLo-
sltlon In Washing ton area Total price
So2, 300 including all furnishings and real
estate. Boy 1924 Star
Evening star., 1944-03-18

Fort GrebIe Apartment,
1887 Nichols Ave. S.W.
BEAUTIFUL NEW GARDEN APIS,
Near Boiling Field and, Naval Research
GORGEOUS view OF city and river. Must BE-
seen TO be appreciated.
Kitchen S00mS' sd3b plne'te S61.95
Includes heat, gas, electricity. Conven-
lent TO schools, TRANSPORTATION and shop.
Iqng center. See resident manager, Apt lOl
To reach: Take bus marked Bellevue
Al or #. Drum AS at 10th and Pa. ave.
NV, which passes door.
L. z. BREUNINGER g. SONS, INC,
1880 X st. NV. MA 204O
Continued on Next Page.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-22
Hit-Run Victim
Gets His Turkey

Despite the fact that he was
struck and seriously injured by
a hit-run driver while carrying a
large Thanksgiving turkey last
night, Casmir Sakowski 80 viii
sit up 10 the table for some OF
that bird after all
Sakowski, an attendant At Lc-
land Sanitorium. 10000 GeddeS
road. is in EloiSe Hospital today.
but physicians there believe he
will be able on Thanksgiving Day
10 attend the dinner IN the home
OF his sister, Mrs. Anna Stempin
of 1900 Bloom.
The turkey, unchanged when
Sakowski was struck in Michigan
near Lilly road IN Canton Center
Township. was captured after tha
accident by the sheriff's road pa
troll and is being held for Mrs.
Stempin.
Sakowsk suffered cuts and he
fracture of a small bone IN ms
right leg. EloiSe surgeons VIII
place SakowSkl'S lcg In an iron
'walking cast" so he may answer
the holiday dinner bell IN hls SIS
tiers home.
Police have found no trace Of
the hit-run driver
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-22
British Smash
Ndzis in Italy

ROME, Nov. 81 UNS) British
Eighth Army troops have cap
ttrru herman positions TWO miles
south of Revenna in exploratory
probes along the Flumi Until
River. last water barrier before
the Adriatic coastal city Cen.
Wilson's headquarters reported
today.
ON the Fifth Army front. lie
NaziS continued to hold the initla-
tive, attacking along route IS IN
the vicinity of Podere Ia Fabric,
10 miles south of Bologna, and m
the South African held sector.
Both enemy efforts were rcpulscd.
Gen. Wilson's communicate also
reported an air attack on the oil
refinery AT Biechhammcr in Up
per Silesia and other Industrial
targets in Germany and CzcCho-
SlOVakia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-22
Huge Raid
Hits Nayi
Oil plants

LONDON. Nov. 81 qNS)-An
estimated 5000 or more British
and American warplanes joined
forces again today to give Ger
manys network of synthetic oil
plants a heavy pounding.
Raj LancaSterS. heaviest
bombing weapon in the British
arsenal, attacked plants. at Ham
burg in the Ruhr behind an cS-
cort Of Mustang and SpItdrc
fighters late in tho afternoon.
The attack came Just as $50
American heavy bomberS and
fighters were returning 10 their
bases from -A2SaultiHa Identical
targets at Hamburg, Harburg and
MerSeburg.
preliminary reports showed
the l.. 5. fighters destroyed e.
German planes in combat and
SIX aground. The American
fighter losses were expected to
be llght LIP rnpnrIlA-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-22
BY ANNA NIEZNANA
AS Told to John Crcecy
CHAPTER II

THE first thinrth did When arrived ~ the Ravens
/ bruck concentration camp was To shave my head
I learned that this the routine greeting for all
incoming prisoners.
the regular prison wardrobe
This was thin. striped dress of scratchy, crsa2
material Jacket of the cloth undctgarment one
lair of thin stockings and pair of wooden shoes.
got awfuly tired of that outfit during the next year
The dress and the jacket out quickly at the
elbows-but there requirements.
We could get requirements for the stockings by taking
old the stockroo but found out that this
was not advisable The new had bigger holes in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-22
Wallace Sets
Postwar Goal

CHICAGO, Nov. 81 (UP)-
Vice President Wallace told the
convention of the Congress Of In
dustrial Organizations today that
possibly a modification of tax
laws" would aid in obtaining a
postwar employment goal of Co.
000. 900 jobs in America.
Large old concerns must be
prevented from increasing al
ready Over-large pools of dead
capital" he said.
"Vital young concerns must
be given an incentive to employ
more people. Little men with
big ideas must be given .
chance % employ labor. To
meet this problem means that
the postwar, daring overall con-
cept must be put promptly to
work. without such concept
vigorously carried out, some
form of government socialism In
a certainty"
Wallace urged labor to stay in
politics and warned that IF we
lost on the jobs front there Is
serious danger that we shall also
lose on the permanent peace
front"
1t. Gen. Brehon Somervell,
army supply chief, urged dele
gates TO aid in recruiting another
100000 workers for war plants.
He declared that there are pro-
duction shortages now in mortars
and mortar ammunition, artillery
and artillery ammunition, heavy
trucks and tires. radar, tanks,
cotton duck, field and assault
wire.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. wife OF
the President. was the principal
speaker at the opening session OF
the convention yesterday and said
the Go was TO be congratulated
ION the work you have done in
the election as citizens which
proved a real recognition of the
seriousness OF the times"
NEW ORLEANS, Nov, II (UP)
The ALL convention entered its
second day today on the keynote
of a better united labor front in
America. and expansion of trade
unionism 10 liberated countries.
President William Green, last
night, suggested that the rival
labor group now in convention in
Chicago consider returning TO
AL ranks.
Labor will pay the penalty
after the war for this division
in its ranks" Green said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-22
Reds Launch
Winter Drive

LONDON. Nov. Il Up) Rus
sian troops. tanks and dive bomb
crS were reported sWarmlng IN
Tor "a battle Of humiliation against
10000 Germans pinned against
The Baltic coast m western Latvla
today as other Russians 10 the
south rolled up tho Na1i flank
northeast OF Budapest partly $50
lating Two Of the Hungarian capt.
tails main outpoStS.
Jittery German brO3dcaStS SAID
the Russian armies of the north
were attacking in western Latvia
in the first of the great winter
offCnSivcs that are expected 10 set
the entire 800 mile eastern front
abidIe I'm the coming weeks,
The new offensive apparently
was aimed AZ wiping out 80 Ger
man divisions hemmed INTO 5000
square mile pocket southeast Of
the Baltic port of Liepala--thc
last Russian claimed territory still
in NaZi hands.
The Germans had been cut off
from their main armies IN East
Prussia since Oct 10, when Rus
sian forces speared through TO the
Baltic between Licpaja and
Mcmcl, and Berlin SAID the new
drive was intended 10 clear the
Soviet flank for a drive into the
PruSSlan province
At the same time. the NaZiS re-
ported that tens of thousands of
veteran Russian winter fighters
were Wheeling into position on the
eastern and southern borders OF
East Prussia and along the us
tula RiVer south Of Warsaw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-22
Two Divide $3.50
Baby Theft Reward

County Corporation Counsel
Samuel Bremen today recon-
mended 10 the board Of county
auditors that the $3.50 reward
offered by the county for the re-
turn OF kidnapped Baby Bobby
King be divided equally hotwcc1
Claude Bender OF 62iS ThUtcth
end George j Mckee of 7763
Central. Bender and Mckee ST.
simultaneously gave The Detroit
Times tips that led TO the rCcON-
cry Of the baby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-22
Pdriisdns Open
l'eWBdIkanGdte

LONDON. Nov. q tUP)-Al-
bantam rarlisanS captured Al
haE.aS most important port,
DWalzo. 20 miles west Of he
ncAly-hhe.ated capital Of Tirana,
and opened new gateway today
fer hiitrd md 10 the Balkans.
Mar Nal Tto'S free YuEoSlavia
radio IN announcing the conquest
Of Durazzo sad the Germans lost
pore than 200 killed and 2,0C0
l----L---N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-22
::B2aH FOrGeS Ahead
Against H1eyGe .BaVsS

in the night at heavy cost TO the
enemy
The battle was being fought in
the face of raging transforms
which temporarily have slowed the
American advance ON Limon.
(Radio Tokyo issued a COM
munlquc carly this morning
stating that Japanese suicide
fighter planes had crashed into
and sci airc four American
transports in Lcytc Gulf on Nov.
Is. The broadcast was heard
bv the FCCl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-22

CEN. MacARTHURS 10"
PHILIPPINES. Nov. y (INS)-r
Battlc-bcgrlmed Yanks Of the 32d
Infantry continued today to make
progress i'm the bloody Limon
sector of Lcytc Island and at the
same time rcpulsed attempts OF
the Jap FIRST Division seeking 10
rescue trapped forces.
Gen. MacArthur'S Tue d q y
morning communicate said a Jap1-
ncSC c0Wtcrattack was rcpulSCd