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Evening star., 1944-07-02
Capitol to Be Opened Sundays
For Tours Of War Workers

Starting next week. the Capitol
will be opened for tours of war
workers for six Sundays, continuing
through August ~, 1t was announced
yesterday by Kenneth Romney,
House sergeant-at-arms and chair
man Of the Capitol Police Board.
He and the other board members,
Wall Doxey, Senate sergeant-at-
arms, and David Lynn, architect Of
the Capitol. voted the move unani-
mously.
The action Is in response to re-
peated efforts by the Washington
Welcomes YOU organization spon-
sored by The Star, of which Laura
King is director. She was assisted
in the drive by Clarice w. Messina,
activities councillor of the Bureau of
Naval Personnel. Washington We'll
comes You" Is conducted in CO.
Evening star., 1944-07-02

running mate Senator Andrews
said
Many of us admire and respect
Vice President Wallace for having
the courage to assert his convictions,
but they are not popular with many
leading Democrats" he added.
Two Posts for Midwest.
Senator Pepper, Democrat. of
Florida has urged that the President
be given free hand to rename Mr..
Wallace.
Senator Jackson was appointed to
the Senate last January to fill a
vacancy created by the death of
Senator Van Nuys. Since then, he
has been chosen the Democratic
nominee for Governor of his State,
He is a resident of Fort Wayne.
Democratic chieftains hope to
match the Republican convention in
brevity. Senator Jackson said plans
are being made to wind it up in
three days.
ANY talk Of longer convention
presupposes contest" he said.
Platform Work to Start Early.
Much of the spadework of the
convention will be done, however, in
the week preceding the opening. The
Platform Committee will gather
three or four days ahead of the con-
vention to start work drafting the
party's statement of principles.
The new Executive Committee is
equally divided between men and
women. The members are:
Senator Green of Rhode Island.
Mayor Edward J. Kelly of Chicago.
David L. Lawrence, Pennsylvania;
E. D. Rivers, Georgia; Col. Myron
G. Blalock, Texas; o. S. Warden.
Montana; Representative Mary r.
Norton, New jersey. Mrs. Helen
Evening star., 1944-07-02
50 Boys Of D. c. Area
Needed for Form Jobs

Fifty boys from the Washington
area are needed to work this sum-
mer at Centerville, Md, detasseling
corn, Earl L. Vail, co-ordinator of
the Victory farm volunteer program,
said last night.
The youths will be paid the pre-
vailing scale Of 10 cents an hour and
will live at the Centerville High
School. Swimming and other recre-
ational activities will be available
to them, Mr.. Vail said.
Applicants must be at least IA
years old and stand feet 2 inches
tall and weigh 120 pounds. Apph-
cants are requested to call Mr..
Vail at Sligo 8789.
Evening star., 1944-07-02
Mrs. Fo|ey's Will Reveals
12-Year Secret MARRIAGE
BY the Associated Press,


CHESTER, Pa, July IA secret
marriage IL years ago between DR..
Everett S. Barr, noted neurologist,
and Mrs. Jennie r. Foley, widow
of Richard A. Foley, wealthy Phila-
delphia advertising executive, was
disclosed today with the filing OF
her will
The will left most of her $3.50 900
estate to other relatives, saying that
DR.. Barr, from whom she was sep
|arated. had "wilfully neglected" to
provide for her and had elected her
from his home.
DIR. Barr, former superintendent
|of the Philadelphia Hospital for
Mental Diseases and now head of
the Marshall Square Sanitarium
near here. said it was true that they
had married. He denied the allega-
tions in the will.
Mr.. Foley. former president of
the Poor Richard Club of Phila-
delphia, died in 1922 making his
widow principal beneficiary of a
s400 900 estate. She died last month
Evening star., 1944-07-02
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Republican strategists are count
ing on Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's radio
power and Gov. John w. Bricker's s
easy way with crowds to break the
Democratic lease on the White
House next November.
"At last the Republicans are in
a position to match the suave and
dulcet tones of Candidate Roose-
velt," declared ALI M. Landon with
considerable satisfaction as the con-
vention closed in Chicago.
The former Kansas Governor, who
learned about President Roosevelt S
campaign ability at first hand as
Republican nominee in 1886. COM
mented that the Democrats have
been Dragging long time about the
vast advantages of Mr.. ROOSEVELT S
golden radio grooming"
Master. of Radio Technique.
well, we Republicans don't have
crooner," he said, but we do
have master of radio technique In
Gov. Dewey"
Mr. Landons contention was
backed enthusiastically by other
Republicans.
'Everybody's happy" said Sena-
tor White of Maine Il think we
worked out the best solution for
our ticket"
His Maine colleague. Senator
Brewster, nodded and agreed its
100 per cent"
What kind of campaign are
the Republicans planning? 1t
simply hasn't been worked out yet.
Gov. Dewey is feeling his way,
taking counsel of the older heads
and striving to maintain the har-
mony which enveloped the nomina-
ting convention like warm fog.
Even at this stage, however, 1t
seems apparent that the organi-
zation will make the most of Gov.
Dewey's ability to project his per-
sonal intensity in broadcast
speeches, leaving Gov. Bricker, his
handsome, hail-fellow running mate,
to stump the critical border and
West Coast States.
Big Punches on Air.
Mr.. Landon thinks transporta-
ton restrictions will make this pref
ty much of front-porch campaign,
with the big punches delivered oter
the air in tactical broadcasts.
However, Representative Dirksen
OF Illinois, who offered himself for
either the Republican presidential
Evening star., 1944-07-02

A native Washingtonian, Mr.. Sid
dons Is professor of banking at
National University. His unit will
solicit funds for the campaign from
local business establishments.
The new vice chairman is treas
urer and chairman of the Finance
Committee of the Board Of Trade,
treasurer Of the District Chapter of
the Red Cross, director of the
Washington Better Business Bureau
and a member of the Washington
Society of Natives and the Column
bia Historical Society.
Mr.. Siddons is also q member of
the Board Of directors and assistant
treasurer Of the Community War
Fund and for a number of years has
been a member A the Operating
Committee of the Washington Com
munity Chest.
Evening star., 1944-07-02
Man, SO, Found Dead
With Revolver Nearby

Henry c. Wilmoth, 80, of 3OO2
Twenty fourth street NE, was
found shot to death in the basement
OF his home last night by his wife,
police reported.
Mrs. Wilmoth told police she
heard a shot and rushed to the base
ment where she found her husband
on the floor. A revolver was found
near the body, according to police.
A certificate of suicide was issued
by Coroner A. Magruder Mcdonald.
We are living for the future.
Invest in that future for yourself,
your family. your country. Buy q
War Bond today
Evening star., 1944-07-02
Community War Fund
Post Given Siddons

Frederick P. H. Siddons, vice presi-
dent and secretary of the American
Security a. Trust Co., has been ap-
pointed vice chairman tn charge of
special gifts for the business unit of
the Community War Fund campaign
scheduled for October, 1t was an
nounced yesterday.
At the same time, the War Fund
announced that clothing and shoes
Evening star., 1944-07-02

for 900 adults
and 272, 900 chill
dren have just
arrived d in
Greece and are
being distributed
by the Greek
War Relief Asso-
citation, a men,
Der agency. More
than 700,0 900 ref
ugees from 485
i'll a & eS and
towns complete
ly destroyed by
Axis troops and
l66 partially de-
stroyed are des-
Evening star., 1944-07-02
Watch Ports Assured

There will be as many repair parts
for watches this year as there were
last year, the War Production Board
said yesterday, and 1t may be easier
to get them as result of an order
which WPB expects to cause more
widespread distribution of clock and
watch repair material"
Evening star., 1944-07-02
Rev. Robert Whitoker.
Retired Minister, Dies

BY the Associated Press.
LOS GATOS, July 1.-The Rev.
Robert Whitaker. 80, retired Bap-
tist clergyman, author, lecturer and
world traveller, died yesterday after
an extended illness,
Evening star., 1944-07-02

Gahagan Douglas, California: Mrs.
Lennard Thomas, Alabama; Mrs.
James H. Wolfe, Utah: Mrs. Albert
E. Hill, Tennessee, and Mrs. Daphna
Nygaard, North Dakota.
Evening star., 1944-11-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

ACCOUNTANT SPECIALIST in taxation
6eSires few more accounts. Box 356-s.
PIANO REPAIRING and tuning done BY
COLONIAL PIANO Shop, $50 18th st.
nv W., MA; 1855. II to s pm
1 WILL NOT BE responsible for any debts
n msae e,, by any one other than myself
DANIEL TESSITORE, 1929 Bowen rd Sc.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
erS OF the Hugh Reilly Co. Inc, will be
held a the office of the company. 1884
New York ave. NV, at noon, Wednesday
December s. 1914. for the election of OH
GERS Tor the ensuing year and for such
otber business as may come before the
meeting Signed HUGH REILLY COM
PANY, INC. by Agnes E. Cady. Secretary.
CAPITAL TRANSIT COMPANY dividend
on stock. Pursuant to action of the Board
OF Directors of the company at its regu-
lar monthly meeting held November &.
1914. a dividend of fifty cents (5Oc) per
snare on the stock of the company will
be paid on December 21, 1914. to stock
holoers OF record at the close of business
on December 4, 1914. The stock transfer
6ooks VIII not be closed. VIM. B. BENNETT,
Secretary
Fl. LINCOLN CEMETERY SITES, blocks Q
z. S65 up; $50 down ca: bal. easy: any
number; desirable section; inspect MR..
/ Will Not BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. GRACE G. HAYES. 36Os Horner
pl Sc
Evening star., 1944-11-24
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS, modernization
siven, 81 rsD's JosEPH Ss-S LIGHT TcoNsTRUcTIoN
coMMGsrTI Cos tSs ksn1eas coSsrRAcToRs e props
prices on storm sash, asbestos sid,ns snd
SkHWA4s fSsPtHsa 4y s3s5 e1 z425 con-
sepe vs sdns apd vss Sem se
Bethesda, Nd. vi. 6611 or or OIL. sS2S.
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best:
ouet installation: Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS, NC. 1912 wiscon-
Sinay sin aye; No S,iS 22l5 ooe,. ,rd roo, ,.,,
MS asbestos Siding. 3. A. ST CLAIR.
MoDERSizE Mds YOUR HoME-porches in
ished: concrete and brick work, painting
and plumbing roofing. siding and storm
Fsnaeo Ts5a Get saT fEss fssR5vf Gen.
MoDERSIzE Your HONE and add sddi-
basement rooms finished, porches in
closed, concrete work. plumbing, decorat-
ing. asbestos siding and roofing and gem
eral house repairs. Get our free esti-
HOME RENoVATING CO.. 1920 Irving st.
NV. Adams 1000.
PAINTING and decoration. 40 years at
reasonable rates. For, free estimates cali
RA. $3.50 or GE. $500 after $40 pm.
LUCAS, LUCAS & LUCAS. s23 Emerson
ROOFING. asbestos siding. remodeIing.
terms. LIS years SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO. Georgia 11os-1l13.
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild,
Johns-Menyille
WATERPROoFING-H your basement
and walls waterproofed now before bad
gyeaather, ROBERT E. PRICE, osgdd.ay
JOHNS-MANVILLE roofing and siding.
storm windows: conv. terms. PATTERSON
GARDNER CO; Arlington, Va, cH. 1922.
IJOHNS-MANyiLLE roofing. siding storm
cosTRAcfIs sass: + ga xssIs oI to a9oS Pay GATES
CALL A. r. WO0DSON CO.-Roofins. sid
ing, insulation; combination storm sash.
1913 st nv Pc $500
AAA CONTRACTING CO.-Johns-Manvill
roofing, siding and insulation, home re-
modelling. expert heating service, easement
storm sash; l to 10 years to pay. Phone
DI 1862 and DI. 1859.
ALWAYS AvAILABLE,-For improvement IS
of all types: reasonable prices: terms cen
be arranged: estimates freely given. Ci1
MI, Hicks, AD. 26s4. HOME IMPROVE
Evening star., 1944-11-24
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

Eardener: small amount chauneurins: live
COUPLE, married: cook and honseman, 40
D. C.: permanent positions; experienced;
nished: 5h-day week, no Sunday work: no
children IN family; no chauffeuring. Write
age. size natonaiity and sss Salary a.
present @ 8 4 Position. Bog sss.R. stsI. sA'' "
tons. Apply Steward. s a MERIDIAN HILL
hIHvAroR soa AN5 lS's swIrcaBoARp VI operator
ssII @ MRS; : MRAY. 0es g. sisasS sass. o'A, week
food counters helping to feed Washington
war workers; good pay, good salary while
s aps nGFms At ans pRU hna s4eaSE o
GROCERY CLERK. experienced: must
NnGHT cs 2E
or woman; must assist night auditor: S135
oer mS nos % ppSlton Apply chief
sALEsPEoPLE, part or fun time. holiday
work. for all DEPARTMENTS of our stores;
Sppy pay a any Ra RE
SHOE Statesmen needed. steady. excellent
FRANK asd so6 hp1y IN St
AID. 526S.
TEACHER, colored. for business school:
must know Gregg shorthand. State quail
fications. Box 2O3-K, Star
WE DESIRE colored marr.eds couple, ex-
perienced IN maintaining an entire house
work. but no laundry work. We will fur
nish you suite Of rooms comprising living
room, bedroom. and private bath, with full
maintenance. in addition thereto an ex-
cellent monthly salary. If interested write
fully. giving experience, age and reference,
BOX ARK Star
Evening star., 1944-11-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PAINT AND BODY SHOP, fully equipped.
In modern, heated garage, in heart of Sill
yer Spring, Mo, for lease to experienced,
MONEY MAKING GROCERY STORES.
$3.50 to 5000 weekly. D. G. s. or others.
RaaoN s Sh +. SpRS H2RNANBEz au licensed A 1ssd and
bonded business broker, announces the
opening. OF his. office at 1107 Eye st. nv,
where vi fSSs. be Will welcome every one gho Eas
HERNANDEz. 11o7s Eye st. NV. Phone
YOUNG YOUNG & PASTOR can sell your business
suits s0sif{ cali Ma fo 5447 or rS Ma @ 24ab. T f1sa
EsTAB. EsfIa' RaoSooLRooM FOR SALE, 1910 Ga.
ave ave- N.Y. o-5a tables and equipment gas
DGs MARKET, fixtures self-service; closed
on account of owners death; can be
bought with Swear lease to responsible
BEAUTY SHOP. oldest established shop IN
South Arlington, recent new quarters and
equipment: large stock supplies, no over
head: Call OK; 023s after pm.
2l2 baths; 500 rent; income quoted: over
S400 mo- I4th near Euclid NV. EDWIN
|; ELLIS, 1910 Vermont ave. Rm 217.
MILLINERY BUSINESS. long established.
excellent location: wonderful opportunity
for expansion reasonable. Box 334-s, Star.
STORE, large, 2ex4e: suitable barber,
beauty or tailor shop or any neighborhood
store: opposite new Walter Reed Conva--
lescent Hospital at B. e. o. station, Forest
Glen. Md; rental reasonable. OWNER,
cHEcKRooM CONCESSION to lease and
large ballroom doing banquet business Can
RESTAURANT, well equipped, for sale:
sell on terms. 2017 14th st. NV. 26s
Evening star., 1944-11-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DRESSMAKING, designing, remodeling, al
terations; reasonable. MISS BERT. 1880
Irving st NV. Apt; Adams 223s.
advertising experience. fluent Russian, col
lege background, wide travel. Write Box
GIRL. colored. wishes lob in checkroom
tnightl: experienced; excellent references.
LU. 1864. 24'
LADY, experienced in managing. would
like position as resident manager. very
good references. TIE. S436. go
NURSE. practical, experienced; available
December 1st; doctors references: salary.
IS per diem. Telephone CO. 1894. 26'
SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER. expert
enced, desires connection with trade
association Box 394-S, Star 26.
WOMAN WRITER wants steady editorial
work; experience in research, rewrite. edit
ing typing; college degree; SIS week Box
WOMAN, refined, white, desires position
companion -housekssper with family geei.ne
TO CARE FOR A CHILD or children, or
companion to lady; to live in. ., DI.
1910. 26'
JOB WANTED as roominE or apt house
MANAGER. years experiences; references.
Evening star., 1944-11-24
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
eashns' MRcSEs coRP RfuFs sond Bds
Alarm @ G53Cks Sasshes I 5eps5red s5p to
Bldg, 14th and G sts. NV. es'
ALL HOUSE and general repairing, 80
simates ehseTfaily A Eivsni n.'s cah Giebs 21fs.
ALL ALI. HOUSE e REpAmspn9Hs @ o5gs
APPI1ANeEs RErAfRED. ieRa electric e' ir9ns.
xfTss mees lRP6 Sl 81 eGass s
2IrLrsNcEs l40 RrPalkhp iPa kA 262s Srnr your
such as irons toasters, heaters, percolstors, :
i've IN Alexandria. BRING them to s17 Kins Ing
IN sql;n G,5 S5inE It them to si2z wilson blvd.
fRf saa dons seFSfi aa s2RDss ES
HfR nss nsE saf E Fssss fspsred
5y oqs4 5SSS Ts5b
use ssPs soLoS Sa'shs HehBs: Ds
CARpENTERING. porches. screening. storm :
sash sash. seneral neral repairs. M. RoWLEY.
CARPENTER and contractor. 1st quality
work: altering, extra rooms. dormer win- q
dows, stairwork. JOHN NIELEN. GE. 6779.
CLEANING OF RUGS and upholstered fur,
oy new rss and or
in your own home. Call for estimates
The II E l lev iyr price will amaze you: No. 237?.s
ture machine cleaned in your home or
sssss; @ essiaasss * Sa 1sss or 1in GN. sesS esG
gOnr phone Cali ie' aI 1851 s. nF for ss9ytee sSa
ELECTRIC CONTRACTING, house wiring,
1spar REP IS az sn pags sH.a installed
power installation: fixtures and repairs.
EKEeTKic hrrRFeEsAToKs 2R Is, repaired
Ge fer paras ff ARGENT &c nj REFRGERToS aG
ERSfRc cH ffS ssR e 5S5s5 Sss
troqble sh91tiRg E r Gst set for winter nov:
Aa MtfE wkSG xsa9es MGesF' essfs
ETTerSIe EES MoKk g rsssls s.nssd ssS .boD
mos ete ae" No ga 5ss 5ssas @ T2rk TO mIqFs II
ffook ffs5s sqsasssf sasDs TO- p2Rk ARR ROAD ao1s Hs
FEooR FLO r. ssNDrSa AND Is rffSsffssHrNe. fsfs hrst-
FnsNnRr fdIs Tf1k R3aK W1 saiGs Gs&s Webbing
DEEBEES, EN- 001O' :.
GENERAL CONTRACTING, carpentry,
painting and paper hanging screening and ,
storm sash: don't delay that repair Job any
longer We have men and materials, Give
US call Chestnut 6S4S
KEMT0NING-Decorate before Christina as. 4
r. MILLER. Atlantic 62o9.
PAINTING, interior and exterior: white
mechanics: free estimates; work done im-s
mediately: - yrs expeEience: Cali IL.
PAsS II RfsSsen PafERSssEp and pm Class Sa Work
manship; work done Immediately. Call
PAiNTiNG, PAPERiNG, REPAIRs--Maybe !
you'd better call HADENFELT, ia. S163.
Deferred payments If you wish. ga
PAINTING. interior. exterior: paper hang
ing, roof repairs. HULME. Ho. I02es
PAINTING, interior and exterior: work
guaranteed white mechanics. Call Union
0073, Mr.. COMPTON 80
PAINTING, interior. exterior. roof coatinEsp
free estimatess Call after pm. SAM
PAiNTING. PAPERING. PLAsTERING-Fors !
that feeling Of prewar efficiency. serviee,si
enthusiasm and customer consideration, lett
me do your work. I'll do the Job and do 1t
well, without giving you any Of the alibis, !
hard-luck stories and trouble all too often
blamed on the war. Eficiency is ~
ef1ciency does, war or no war. Let me-
prove 1t Cali MR.. MALHoYT. CO. 1888
CONTINUED on Next Passl IN
Evening star., 1944-11-24
PERSONAL

WATCH REPAIRING-Specialis in Swiss
and American watches; any make clocks.
jewelry; 3-day service on watches; 1-yr.
guar. IRWIN WATCH CO.. 905ta D st. n W,
HAIR REMOVED safely and permanently
BY only method approved by medical pro-
ss fsssl9n free icons s,o aao E1os ELEc
WATCH REPAIRING, 3 to 5 day service:
matchmaker on premises for prompt at
tention: alarm clocks repaired: work guar
anteed. ELECTRICAL CENTER & GIFT
MART, 614 10th ST.. between E and F
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES, where friends
formation phone, 7-1o pm, FIR. o5so
DIR. n. v. JOHNSON dentist False es teeth
repaired while you walt Room 602.
Westorv Blds.. 6O5 l4th NV
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self confidence. freedom from
self consciousness; private tutor. MI. 1850.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
wright. II you are IN need OF . loan up to
HEMORRRODS eradtcated by my own
time or money back Write for booklet. No.
4Sai ians 18th 81 SUM- st. NV IA III 4S4sais~h htscA.
PHOTOS made in the home by appoint
ment; children . speciality. Call evenings,
RELIAMBLs Sn M wAKE-UP sERvICE, day or
night; Tor information cali MR. TIPPfrT.
feoR fBNAiRHbiER fBARHbER service in your home 81 hos
EVENINGS wa. ox21.
Evening star., 1944-11-24
Births Reported

Dwight and Lillian Alien, boy.
Freeman and Arbutus Belville, boy.
Bernard and Verona Biliki, boy,
Andrew and Ann Bio, boy.
Paul and Mary Block, girl
Charles and Beaula Bongar, boy.
Edward and Ada Brewer, girl.
Cohen and Martha Brugh, girl.
John. and Ruth Carroll, boy
Harold and Dorothy Dansberger, girl,
Richard and Marguerite DeReuter, boy,
Ralph and Constance Easton. girl.
David and Dorothy Ellis. girl.
Perciyal and Jessie Emmert, girl.
Fred and Ida Falley, girl
Robert and Patricia Forman, boy.
Elton. and Ann Freeman, boy
Ai6ert An3fI and Alice Grisard, boy.
robert and Eta Hix, boy.
Martin and Muriel Irwin, boy.
Inomas and Alice Jacobs, girl.
Edgar and Marion Kent, boy.
John and Cecilia Kilian, boy.
Alfred and Margaret Lewis. boy.
Frank and Suzanne Marchone, boy.
Carroll and Rita Misener. boy.
Hubert and Dorothea McGrath girl
Wilbur and Jeannett Nichols, Girl
Charles and Jacqueline Preston, boy
Alfred ana Barbara Ransome, boy.
Lewis and Rosemary Rector, girl.
Joseph and Grace Reeves. girl.
George and Dorothy Reymann, boy.
Morris and Sylvia Ross. boy.
George and Meredithe Shuler, boy
joseph and Eyangeline Solem, girl.
Marvin and Mary Spence, boy
Richard and Rosa Tavenner. girl.
Joseph and Marie Wagner. boy.
John and Kathryn Whitney. boy.
Ernest and Tillie Wright boy
Evening star., 1944-11-24
PERSONAL Cont.

DREssMAKING STUDIO, centrally located.
formerly Of Fifth ave-, N. Y: equipped for
prompt service: dresses, suits made to
Moderate siSo nrices esssyins ana ate55aions
ST. s. nv Room 70; phone Ex. 1903:
match yolr coat, from fur pieces; we
malch any fur: restyling, blocking, trim
CONSULTING PSYCHOLOGIST, BEA-
TRIeE IT s1w, m5xwE15 bS, ,sda SHELDON isle 18th
WILL ANY ONE KNOWING the where
abouts Of Mrs. Lloyd Edward Ross fGiadys
Pearp please call ARTHUR WEST OF the
4 AAmsrIean sr,aa Red . Cross, Re 5s75. Ext: 1o4;
ssmDsvsts ssra,cs VACANCIES "A hour nursiS.
BOARD-Accommoda for 100 peo-
pie or more; dinner, $3.50 a month;
vicinity of 18th and r sts. NV. Box
LANDSCAPE PLANs-start correctly
with blueprints and key; 81 years ex-
perience; ]. M. HARTMAN, s25 Long
fellow st. NV. RA. 1856. 3s
ARMATURE and electric motor rewinding,
coil making. Call Ordway 9271.
WAKE UP BY PHONE-An emergency war
service, 81 per month. Mr.. SMITH. DE.
D.tUO a1ter b III n m. ZS-
Evening star., 1944-11-24
MoIoR.IRAY

CULTURED LADY and 2-yr.-old son desire
auto trip TO Texas; state your terms and
phone no: strict references exchangd. BOX
300-S, Star. 2bs
EXPERIENCED cross-country driver VIII
drive or deliver your car Southern Cali
fornia: references. Box 3SS-S. Star. 26s
MERCHANT MARINE OFFICER desires
transportation to California soon: will fur
niSh references. Phone Chestnut 1859. "a
TWO REFINED LADIES desire transpor-
tation Michigan or vicinity during De-
cember. Please address replies Fox
404-S, Star. 26s
DRIVING to Los Angeles Sun. morning. can
take l or 2 lady passengers. Call 81.
2956, 40 pm. Fri or 10 pm. Sat. only.
References
Evening star., 1944-11-24
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS WANTED, Eng. commercial,
science. Also school secretaries for resi-
Dental positions ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY, 2o4 Colorado Bldg, 14th and
OFFICE POSITIONS. all kinds. register to-
day Miss Ford, FORD EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE, Bond BLDG, cor. 14th and N. Y.
UNUSUAL PosITIoNs-stenogra h S
openings 25 daily. S40-S50 wks, electrical
law, Steel mfg, mds. Bookkeepers. typists,
clerks, top salaries. Oldest emp, agency
m WASHINGTON. Est. 27 yrs. Thousands
F st. (opp. Capitol Theaterl.. MA. 233S
STENOGRAPHERS TN. & ~, $50 wk.;
typists, S37 wk.: file clerks, S140; Edi-
phone opers., $175 mo-: duplicating ma
chine operators I'm. & ~, $3.50 UP; sales
men, $50 wk: up: hundreds Of openings
Est. II yrs. Visit now tNA. 6250) PER
SONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G ST., next to
Epiphany Church. Ma. 2114.
Evening star., 1944-11-24
Deaths Reported

Molle She'd. So. 22o st. ne
Adison Clark, II, 80 E st. NV
Edward A. Sullivan, "A, 1Ol2I2 9TH st n q
Edith M. Benton "A. 736 22nd st. NV
Blanche F. Hancock. -, 1888 Park I'd
NV.
Mary Kelso, 20, 2727 Adams Mill I'd n W
Railey, Drawdy, 20. a19 Eve st. NV.
Eugenie NJ. Bolduc, 6S, address unknown
William C. Harllee, 81, 1853 Lamont st
NV
Emmett C; Dawson, 66. Alexandria, Va.
Addie Shelton, SO, 3S5 F St ne
Ethel Greenhorn, SO, 436 Warner St NV
HOSPITAL t '0NHS'0n' AZ 81 Eiizaoeth
Ada Brown. SO. 1929 10th st. NV.
Fred Kent. 53: 1909 CONGRESS st. ne
Birdie White. 40, Blue Plains
George Cottman, As, 251S 18th st NV
Herbert Lewis, IS, 46S st NV.
Lois Jolly, %, 312 Eye St NV
Mary L. Davis 3, 309 F st.s.
Hairy L. Hobson, ., 1lO4 st st n W