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Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-12
Delinquent
Tax List
Fiscal Year 1043-44
City of Ell Centro
County Of Imperial
State Of California

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that default has
been made in payment of taxes due the City of Ell
Centre for the year ending June 3d. 1914 upon prop
erty hereinafter described:
And unless the taxes so delinquent on said prop
on are paid at the office of the Tax Collector in the
City Hall on before Monday, July 3rd, 1914 at
1000 o'clock AM all of said property described in
the following list on which said taxes, penalties and
costs unpaid will on that date and at the hour
above specified by operation of law be sold to the City
of Ell Centre and that such sale will be made in the
office of the Tax Collector
Dated this 10th day of June, 1914.
r. r. VOYLES,
Tax Collector Of the
City of FL Centro
Imperial Valley press., 1944-06-12
DIVORCE SUIT FILED

Suit for divorce was filed in I'm
perial county superior court Mon
day by Gladys Marie Taecker aginst
Howard Clayton Taecker.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
Russia
Continued From First Page.)


sian artillery pouring shells on
German positions like a hailstorm."
Moscow. in telling Of the race
across Hungary's plains toward
Budapest, remained silent on the
East Prussia drive, but an Associ-
ated Press correspondent in the
capital said that when the news
finally is released 1t Is expected to
be sensational"
140 Communities Taken.
The Soviet bulletin announced
the capture of 14o Hungarian towns
and villages. including Baja, on the
east bank of the Danube 81 miles
below Budapest; Csongrad, on the
western side of the Tisza, SO miles
southeast of Budapest, and other
localities in between.
A Romanian communique, how
ever, announced that Romanian and
Russian troops were fighting Stub
bornly resisting Germans near
Szolnok, so miles from the capital,
after crossing the Tisza River, last
natural defense line before Buda-
pest.
A midnight Soviet bulletin said
the Russians crossed the Tisza
River by night, repulsing all Ger
man attempts to stop them, and
broke into Csongrad, where an en-
tire enemy regiment was wiped out.
Red Army units were advancing
along several broad, modern high
ways, and Berlin acknowledged
they were we'll beyond the Tisza and
bearing down rapidly on Budapest,
Drive Aimed at Krakow.
In addition to the Soviet offen-
sive in the north, Berlin said the
Russians had opened new large
scale drive on a 225-mile front ex-
tending southwark from Warsaw to
Tarnow in Poland and along the
Eastern Slovakian border.
The drive apparently is aimed
straight at Krakow" Berlin said.
Marshal Ivan S. Konev's 1st
Ukraine Army last was reported
only 81 miles northeast of Krakow,
Axis stronghold in southwestern
Poland, and only IS miles from
highly industrialized German Silesia.
These troops have been holding
big bridgehead across the Vistula
River for months.
In eastern Hungary, Moscow said
Evening star., 1944-10-22

that Marshal Rodion Y. Malinov-
sky's units and attached Romanian
forces had sped Is miles northeast
OF fallen Debrecen, Hungary's third
city taken Friday, cutting another
German fight route out of Tran
sylvania and putting the Russians
within 81 miles Of junction with
Gen. Ivan Petrov's 4th Ukraine
Evening star., 1944-10-22

Army fighting southwark through
Czechoslovakia.
Other Russian gains In Transyl-
yania put the Russians within artil-
lery range of Satu- Mare. last big
Transylvania town still held by the
enemy. The conquest of Transyl-
vania was fast nearing a close. The
1852 square mile territory had
been taken from Romania in the
Evening star., 1944-10-22
Irish History Club to Meet

The Irish History Club will meet
Tuesday evening at the Knights of
Columbus hall, $40 Tenth street
NV. A special program has been
ARRANGED
Evening star., 1944-10-22

Vienna award Of August 30, 1910,
and given to Hungary by German
Italian dictate.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03

6em Sraumen un6 frommer 8ort.
ma6erei 6en &ern Ser Srommigfeit
i116t, glei6t einem 8auern, Ser, ons
itott 5l1 arbeiten uno oas Seinige 5lt"
iammen5ubalten, olle Sage &irmeS
feiern min uno oas 9lrbeiten uno
Sporen an6ern iiberl6Bt. Gin FOLDER
bat bal0 abgebauIt.
Sour 6ur6 Inpaden uno feites 3u-
greifen, 0ur6 &fen 11no 8agen,
our6 2etoen uno @ntiagen Inn Got
tesmillen mer0en Wdnner er3ogen un6
miro oas &ei9 Gbrilti auf @r0en auf-
gebaut. Sour in oieiem @ei1te elmer
edten, geoiegenen Gr0mmigteit tann
Der @run0 gelegt 1peroen fir oos
5eit1i6e uno e1pige @lid zines Meen=
16en. Silt es, @ottes @illen 5u er-
fiiuen, tpie er lt6 in Sen 3ebngeboten
uno ourd Die Stimme bes @etpiiens
einem Se0en tlar un6 beutlid oar-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03

mort: Die 9ummbeit lit GROCER alS
Die 8osbeit, @eltung bate, 10 lit bies
aud in unlerm bo6erleu9teten, bod=
5iptlHterten uno bo6Diiienl6aftli6
borangeibrittenen 3eitolter Der Sau.
8abr lit aud beute nod oas @ort,
oaS man oem i6lauen 61peoil lben
Staatsmann Srenltjerna 5ugeibrie-
ben bat: u8eiBt 6u ni6t, nein Sobn,
nit tpie menig geritan0 Die 8elt re-
giert Diro?"
Das umidlieBt ieoenf fails cine tiefe
8eisbeit. l1no gan3 getpiB trifft oos
bel Der Gerlpirrung Der beuttgen Ser
baltniiie, bel Der l1nfabigfeit ser Re=
gierenoen, sic Observation-Disclosures
Srobleme 81 l0len, 5u. Oie 0unm-
belt lit nun einmol cine Wa6t, nit
Der man re6nen muB.
= 0ie Godgelebrten ooer @elebrteh
Die ii6 10 nennen, itno bel ser Inter
lu6ung iiber Die llrla6en ser Oumm=
belt 5u 0em @rgebnis gelangt, oaB lie
gum groBen Sell bon geograpbii6en
uno pbpliologiiden 8eoingungen ab>
bangt.
grfabrungstatiade lit, oaB @limo,
8ooen- uno geaturbei6affenbeit, gr-
nabrungsmeiie> Sitten uno @ebrau=
die - old Die 9ielision - ei1,en be-
itimmenoen @influB auf Snoioiouen
uno Solter baben. Stunpf uno GEL
lttg unregiam itno MenI den, Die
Elm feudtes &lima betpobnen. 8enn
i'm olten 9legDpten d cine bobe &ul-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03

t1r entfolten tonnte, 10 lag oos, nod
,moOernen vSadtun6igen'', ouron,
0oB cine groBe Erodenbeit berri6te,
Die Oie 5dGrfung Ser @eiiter begitn'
Itigte. 5pdter lit oie &u1tur Oe5 geil"
lonoeS our6 &rantbeiten 5erltort
por0en, unO oaS @leide lei in SSSSn0ien
.unO China Der San. Sir einen beion"
oerS Oummen Menl6enl6lag balt ein
mo0erner omerifanii6er SorI6er oen
ruiltl6en 8auern, ser ieBt Iangiam
aus 1einem toulen0iobri9en Sinodm'
mern ertpadt.
Inter Die 5ebn f1o1liiden 9umm'
beiten Ser 8eltgei6idte rednet Der
5orider oue &riege; oos 9lIfoboloer'
bot uno 6ie 9lnIieolung ser Meni6en
in &ielenItaoten. 8elon0ers Sen er1ten
8eltfrieg bot er aufs &orn genon-
men unO leitet Oiele ungebe1re Ero'
gooie bon Ser 0ummbeit einiger grei'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03

Ter @eiter Der. ,,9Ils Der &rieg aus"
bro6", f6reibt er, ,uar @lemenceou
73 Sabre, Woltfe IS, &it6ener 64,
Sod So, S5offre 62, slsquitb 62, pno
8ilion par So. @inige oieier &erren
poren idon 1914 fit 6ie @ummi5eue
reif. Glemenceou par Elm tpiloes Tier
cine balbe Generation Dor Dem &riege
in Bantoffeln, fem @eilt botte bereits
5u padien aufgebort. europa bat ei.
men biibiden Ereis fir oieien Mann
be5ablt.'
gbenio lei Bil1on pdbreno ser IeB-
ten 3eit oeS &rieges ni6t mebr NOR
NAL getpeIen, uno es tpor Elm glugen-
blid unenoli6er 9ummbeit, o1s er
6 entl6loB, an Der Berlailler &onfe.
ren5 teil3unebmen: ,,0ie Sale iprinet
aut oas blooe Opfer lit gefangen uno
oas @noe lit oa."
Ser @elebrte nirnmt bon oie1er &C.
neralinipeftion iiber Die n1enI6li6e
9ummbeit ielbit oie @enies ni9t aus.
slud bel ibnen fin0et er 5oblreide
3mge oes llnoerl ltonoes, oie ein5elne
Seiten ibreS Gbaratters in un1io tiefe-
re Sdotten legen, ie beller anoere
leu6ten. Sci geapoleon fallt ibm BEL
leiner genialen 60bigfeit, oie sc.
ifide Ser G0lter 5u lenfen uno groBe
S6ladten 5r1 getpinnen, fein l1nge.
i6id auf, feline peri0nliden slneele-
genbeiten gu regeln. @r lGBt it9 bon
einem @eibden tpie Soiepbine, an
(5ortiebung auf Seite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03

@ebt es 6enn NIT iol6en Meni6en
5u @n0e, 10 fin6et man fem ber5tpeif-
Inflammern an Sen 9of.
tor uno Die Me6i5inflal6e - ie0e
5tunoe einen 20ffeI bon.
Sic gebrau6en al Oas mie an0ere
2eute, ober tie ieben ibre 3uperii6t
in @ottes Silfe. Mit unerIdiitterlis
den @ottbertrouen 1bauen iie ibrem
560pfer un6 ieinem @eridte entge.
gen, uno glauben fef uno obne 8ans
fen, 0oB ser Serr ite in ale @tpigteit
ni6t 3uldonoen tper0en laBt.
(SortieBung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03

Iteut> 10 lit Der tpabrbaft Gromme itetS
our Eat bereit. Gilt es einen &f
fir @ere6tieteit uno quite 5itten> lit
er INNER babel. 9tienals i6redt er
Dor 96ipierigteiten 5uriid, Die iid
felt &oams 3eiten Der &us sfiibrung
oes @uten entgegenitel0en, 6enn er
tpeiB, 6oB ser Starfite Ser Stdrfen
binter linn itebt.
Nu6 beri6m6bt elm Mann Die Gu.
Berli6en gnoa6tsiibungen ni9t. sic
itno Der MusfluB ser innern @eiin>
nung un6 Elm notpenoiger Sell leiner
religiolen 8etatigung fir ieoen Gbri-
iten.
s(ber Ser Mann meib iie gu reeeln,
10 oab iie itets nit ieinen Stanoes=
pfli6ten in @inflang iteben. Dagegen
meioet er alles Auffauige un6 ber>
i6mabt oen duBern 5dein obne in
nern &ern. @s lit Der @eiit, Ser le>
benoig ma6t uno oieier nuB in Ell,
mem ielbltloien Spferleben griinoen.
Sour oaour6 miro Der gbrtit Elm
Wann uno uniiberpinoli6er Selo.
Dteier @eilt berleibt al ieinem Gun
cine eigentiimlide @eibe, bic aus Ell
ner anoern als aus bieler @elt Inn
unS berum 81 itan1men i6eint.
Darum finoet man audi BEL alien
tpabrbaft frommen Meni6en itets Ell
ne ungetriibte Seiterteit, cine ber5libe
Sreunoli6feit i'm 8erfebr nit anoern
uno cine opferipilige Silfsbereiti6oft
gegen ale Weni6en obne Musnabme.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03
De0o4pA0
Bonn 8nidpfarrer
(Sortiebunq)

Ner III 1Drer lOl10Ien, e1n1a0en Nrt
geoenfe, fommt mir oieier Muslpru6
INNER tpieoer in oen Sinn. Bor uIem
1tebt mir unter Die fen ols Ieu6tenoes
gorbil6 Ser Gater Dor Mugen. 9ln
@nt16ieoenbeit, fe1ter Saltung un6
Solgeridtigteit i'm Son6eln &pur6e er
audi nidt bon ienen MGnnern iber-
,troffen, bic Oamals i'm Sample fir
Die &e9te uno 5reibeiten Ser Stride
Gbriiti itd einen groBen Namen er~
tporben boben. Dteie Ieben tpeiter in
ser @eidi6te, tp6bre>1o Die fleinen
langit bergeiien iito
Denno9 bdtten iene ni6ts ausrtd,
ten f0nnen, ipenn ibnen oos totboli-
id]e Golt in Sta6t un6 2ano ni9t i'm
&iiden geltanQen bGtte.
8ie iene Mdnner ser groBen gu.
gen1einbeit, 10 bat unier Goter i'm en-
gen &reiie ieiner lQnoli6en lmge=
bung in Ser 9lnbGngli6feit CUR onge>
ltammten 9feligion, 6te er 1tets nit
boQer Qeber5eugung als 6ie ein3ige
1pabre befannte, unter ni6t geringen
Opfern an Sreibeit uno 8erm0gen
berporgetan. SSn Dem gifer, nit MEL
dem er fir 6ie1e anertannte 8abrbeit
ein5utreten pflegte, bat i'm fetner
lbertroffen. SSSn oer 2iebe 5u ieinen
Neitmeni6en uno in Ser 1e1b1tlolen
uneigenniibigfeit, nit tpel9er er na6
&raften 5u belfen iu6te, mo Si1fe
notig tpar, bat er lt6 troB 1eineS nieo-
rtgen Stanoes als Elm Wann bon ie-
mem Ioel ge5eigt, BEN nur Elm glGu-
biges, tattrdftiges Gbriitentum ber-
bor5ubringen bermag.
Strenge iab Der 8ater 6arouf, 6oB |
mir regeImaBig uniere tdgli6en &C.
bette Derri6teten. Sour tpollte er nidt,
ooB lie gar 81 1ange oauerten> neil
bic langen @ebete Dem &inoe oas 8e.
ten berleioen. Stets iu6te er uns Ell
ne bobe I6tung bor Dem @ottesoienIt
ein5ufloBen. No6 erinnere id mid,
mie er meinen fiinfiabrigen 8ruoer
itrafte, tpeil Der lt6 elmer gfetbe gro
Berer 8uben angeidloiien batte> Die
Dor Ser iiioii6en 5pnagoge pGbreno
oes @ottes6ienltes aIlerbono lt0ren,
ben 2arm oeruria6ten. 8on ser
Sonntagsmeiie fonnte uns ou6 oas
>piiteite 8etter ni6t enti6uloigen.
Sefter fragte er oer 2ebrer, Oh mir
regelmaBig morgens I'M 7 l1br Ser
Sdulmeiie beitpobnten> 6o er in gr-
fabrung gebra6t batte, ooB einige
Burden es ii6 our @etpobnbeit &C.
ma6t batten, 1t6 pdbren6 Ser S6ul-
meffe in Die 8iiide 5u i9lagen.
Groboem er 10 itreng auf oen 8e-
JUDI oes @ottesoienites uno Der @bri-
itenlebre am Sonntag bielt, iagte er
uns INNER tpieoer, 6oB Die tpabre
5romnigteit nidt auein im @ater-
unier iagen o6er &ofentran5 beltebe.
Sci elmer Wann ooer Srau, bas
Mdnnli6ite am Meni6en lei Ser 8il-
le, uno oaB Der Meni6 it6 nit ser
gon5en &raft ieines 8tllens oem
0ienite @ottes ergebe, lei tpobre
Srommigfeit. Dos lit ni6t imner
lei6t, ober ourd oen1iitiges 8eten err
fangen mir Die &raft uno @nooe>
Den 8tllen @ottes 5u erfennen uno
n1t2a,tfiihrn+, G2or Soooro1, -, S,:sI,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03

beriitatsiugen6. Brofeiior @brlid
tpnroe Weai lesten Sabres ebenfaus
bon Serroriiten ermoroet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-05-03

Wenn bon ieber oas 8olfsiprid>
Evening star., 1944-08-28
HELP MEN AND WoMEN.

COPY BOYS AND GIRLS. white, IS years
or over, no experience required only
those wanting. full-time. permanent work
conSidered; Advancement: insurance, va
cations, sick leave and other employment
advantages. Aprly personnel once. Sol
Star BLDG. THE EVENING STAR. lIOl
Pa. ave. NV.
COUPLE-Wife to cook. man to assist with
household duties; private home; good SAL
ary: private upstairs quarters with bath
write stating salary wanted. Box 476-A
GROCERY STORE HELP. men or women
IL BIZ NJ; PLEASANT St. co. 66ss.
ary; ,ior. o,day week; splendid working condi.
sitions. with advancement opportunities
sSsS sRS!S s?oREs s &E Af!sh. PEOPLES
studios to be established in Manor Park
%. C.. and Mt. Rainier, Md: $40 week
plus bonus: Please write Box 327-A, Star
SALESPEOPLE for mems sport shop; gooc
StaIting salary Apply personnel ONCE
2nd mr., THE HECHT CO.. r ST. at 7th n w
SHOE SALESPEOPLE, men with experience
preferred, women with or without expert
ence, we will gladly train you, permanent
positions POST pleasant working conditions
Shoe sdRbEs sSo cook si male r" or female
good wages; night work 2sOO 14th st. NV
YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN, high schoo
education. to learn retail advertising: ex.
cellent opportunity for advancement. Ap.
ply advertising dept. THE PALAIS ROYAL
1lth st. at G NV
Evening star., 1944-08-28
PERSONAL

Don't LEAVE YOUR HOME to have por-
you time and trouble; satisfaction guar
WANTED, lawyer able to present and
sssist sssl in creating petition, BOX 24s.Y. 2ss..
WILL ANY ONE knowing whereabouts OF
G. please call the AMERICAN RED
G5as S63Rb EouR 9o Pa BsBY E1i in l9t tss home o,
s}ra sHsse licensed to care for Ave children,
LET YoGR CHILD begin reading. spelling.
the Phonovisual way. new method in
iearnins gives Security -condenee snd
enrolment individual instruction for Older
pupils adults, foreigners, afternoons and
evenings. Primary day school. Can OR.
WOMAN. employed. settled, wants comfort
able, room for duties in evening: help with
meals; ei ,o.j mend de. bookkeeping, cashier.
REDUCING. special rates; remove fat in
Main phone, Ma. sl34. 1880 K ST. 81,
maker on premises for prompt attention:
alarm clocks rep; guar; wk. ELECTRICAL
CENTER, 5l4 10th St, bet E and F SITS. =: ".
method. Results effective for . Iie-
time OF money bach; Write for BOOKLET. No
fSsi bR n. " joHSsoSs sH dentist aaas Falls. teeth
Mps,aed MTspaiIed ,; Thiie you wait. Room 602.
PaosE sSIsI' sHEPasRD sds s2l lag sso NV ask 70,
e. SaRsoe as6e you are in need of loan up
ing; ages = TO s. immediate openings. 245O
No, Powhatan St, Arlington. va. GL. 6699.
BOARD: beginning Sept; |, children, 20.
fall full PARTICULARS a. write Box 2sS. ID! Edln-
,
Evening star., 1944-08-28
SITUATIONS yNoAeha.

CAPABLE sesretary-stenosrapher.w With sew.
enc sncs interested prefsrabiy IN permanent
s6ls immsdiatsiy BOX i5s-Y. Star. ss'
eIaft tecbn,cs' rapid equipment and Ak
mo- mo- Columbia Columbia 4s7e s49ef'enee Saaf'' ss::o
DREssMAKING. designing. remodelins.
sns st.ss1.e sp adam. ass BEET ssss 1880
GENERAL OFFICE ASSISTANT, small of
nee, where work is varied, preferred:
enesd in st.nosraphie % and 'Sd Clerical work:
ability to receive employer OF once detail.
yAS5I sgksHx stsey ss!y MG e! 4sss aqiy MRS MARY
RECEPTIONIsT to work in doctors once:
ins town. but viii sive Ieference. Phone
RESIDENT MANAGER. northwest section:
aeierences furnished; past experience. Box
REs15SEEiNr MANAGER, northwest: expert
sna ind sS.
sTENoGRAPHER tmature, wants .ypins
for a and deliver % Asfe sSepheld fi iafo WI" as :aA
sUPERINTENDENT,. - Middle-s9ed lady
with wit he executive ability and experience in
in position with institution: prefer or
phanage or work with children available
Sept. 1; will locate anywhere. Box 239-Y.
TRANsLAToR-LINGUI French. Ger
man; man oaa College graduate honor student, Il.
WOMAN to manage apartment house, con-
genial, good manager. Call SH 4578.
urbs. Write Box 1854. Star.
YOUNG LADY would like caring for chill
dren evenings. Phone AID. 1862 after
pm.
YOUNG WOMAN, thorough knowledge Of
Government agencies, good business back
perience, interested in liaison ONCE. public
relations. trade association or news pub
fishing company. Phone FIR $3.50, Ext. 526,
or write Box 178-Y, Star go
UNIVERSITY GIRL is interested in utils
izing ability as mothers assistant. gov
while continuing college training; COM
pensation subordinate to living acommo-
dations and congenial relationship: excel
lent references pertaining to character:
experienced: personal qualifications avail
able; personal interview at your conven-
ience. Box 1894, Star
Evening star., 1944-08-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUY A FOOD BUSINESS from broker.
8 years Whoesai s1s Tsta ioed brs
lington and Washington Ma o24o: eve
BEATTY SHOP, complete equipment: large
GFocfkyp a1e0e sRGp also Available: Il. ils$ 90:
weekly business, 81 900; rent, @ siio: i price, p,
81 woodRard wSTy Blds dan DAA 81. 1853 ksser Or
BOOMING HOUSE business for sale, with
or without building. BEHREND. MA. 4639.
GROCERY and meat market; live, busy
corner store, doing all-cash business; good
money-maker: will sell right ME-. s55s.
GROCERY and meat market; doing a good
business must be sold viii sell cheap.
HAVR sITs chESTs oH pTse wAN Hn s45s ,s s
LIQUOR stores, gift shops grocery stores,
Psss ofS' Max sss sfasnS ETC. For eusk
>: G. s; GROCER" f" sTokE: r re- stss Weekly busl-
living Toom 5sn Sso no Beer m9oth 0o
short hours; reasonable; leaving city. 300
LioUoR RESTAURANT. open 8 pm. to .
am, no Sun: REQUIRES only help: pay
roll SLIGO week eek rent sl55 month lease
price. 81 $1,000 including stock: % terms. terms.
HoLLANDER,; IHo EXCLUSIVE Broker. io6s N. Z.
LIQUOR AND BEER TAVERN. just across
y y &c G ddn Mne sI in Nd seats 200; owner states
Sssis sMasa1z THRIFT R5lef zoos sSGoGs n
aUNGHEolNHA4;rff7 aYs niT IA; f7aS aSd sod. fountain ,.
theater, next to SC and l0c store, business
Seceop e@poSss open eears am .bo TO no Sun
statement available; well equipped; price.
o5s S0F 4 ET9rsASDS f La r. ssVs 5sss Bro.
GIT gift items aiso assd iu5nisuTe ms 5Ssi
Sf ony $50 syn We as sTe seaa ss0ss ss
'sacriflce uI so " ~ceount illness. Price $1,000.
Ma MAN to take charge oao Of asserting and pack
ing yssi aspaf,menh f1 ids $4,000 to 5000 business
experience and salary desired; good postwar
future for person qualifying. Box 37i-
cHoiCE PLACE TO EAT. to b. exact .
well established suburban tearoom be-
because Of 6vner's ii health the Kind
Of edvs place you normally couldn't buy ior
quiet ns and the best of fsnss 10 eat ant e
enjoys an enviable patronaee The build
exs Guest cs eui5eT RerE nd
1889 9 to weekdays and get other
DRUGSTORE. small corner location, we'll
established, rent reasonable; price right
for quick sale due to serious illness. Call
CLEANING and pressing store. laundry
agency: $500 weekly cash and carry sales.
top prices Call Oliver 9O6l.
EXCELLENT restaurant or luncheonette in
Bethesda, Md; equipped: splendid loca-
ton; $1,000 in cash. Call Taylor 5673.
RoOMING HOUSE-A home with Al in.
come: consisting of IL rooms. 2Ia eaths,
is. offered for sale at $4,000 including
all furniture linens, blankets and pillows:
well located on Ontario rd. for convenience
to downtown. Exclusive with CHEVY
CHASE REALTY CO., EN-. 1900, Sun and
weekdays until Q pm, 3403 Conn ave
VALET SHOP. doing a very good business,
owner wants to retire. Will sell reasonable.
Call L. N169.
GROCERY-n.e. section: does $500 weekly
business, very. good money-maker; act
quickly: priced $4,000, plus inventory.
MAX KUSHNER, exclusive broker. sol
Woodward BLDG. DI. 1863, or EN-. 1896.
LIQUOR STORE, very good income; mixed
trade: wonderful opportunity for the right
party. MAX KUSHNER, exclusive broker,
S01 woodward bldg. DI. 1853. or EN-.
1896.
Evening star., 1944-08-28
HRlp MEN.
IAlLOH TOT men9 cIotnInB, eXpeflenced
RALEIGH HABERDASHER. 1920 st

TAILOR for mems clothing. experienced
RALEIGH HABERDAsHER, 1870 r St
VIC sfaETSSIE HESG SSsoaMM1ssARY Ssa need. men up
to 20 years Of age; must be steady. de-
'1a and Teass to rRs Rskf up s.asas
work and has good future. Salary. $45
WEAkE SfsE Heuss And G 81 sh issa hsyS
iig 2ist st. NV. Apply 8 am. to { 9 pm.
WATERS, colored. for hish-class sea food
SEA AH'ekK ak sS
wSsnING Y +; hiS MACHINE sERvrcEMAs. me-
chanically inclined, to service Bendix wash
sood psy sssd cs xRfs seo2s sa s9S .sr
WAsaMAN, sss per week. experience not
Apply is Mr. oe VAN Horne no ieaEn IeSs5
TGM Is sTIAu IhAAuuHRPEEY. 9th and X SITS. NV.
WATCHMEN. nishtwork on construction
oe 1 T,Ss ks,oT G2 pSs pS from .SS 5s and
Mr.. MccARTY.' H. ana '0'n ST. ''e'' see
YOUNG MAN. white. over 16. to learn
supp 'sef rs s
YOUNG MDN. over Is, to work in outside
ABLE AssoCiATTE e. wanted. ar atS' like a young
snd pyesden M % e atO es %
Society and Educational Institution inn
mediately upon his graduation from q
high school business course and who be-
came one of the ablest ofYicers and oirec-
tors OF the Lefax Loose-leaf System. Ap-
pI,.,y ply ~ letter only; Address IEFAX So
AssfsrANrS II TO MANAGER. slip cover and
drapery dept; pleasant surroundings, per-
mAnent position. See Miss Eber. p. ].
sc66 SO orfSkfGaIH4Dsvery Fl fps St.. bo, and
stoS5man; saSa 1a must be neat: white or colored.
PARENTS-Your son can enjoy his sum-
mer vacation, earn good pay. and perform
an important home-front task-all at the
same time-if he has these qualifications:
Honesty. intelligence and ambition They
are the qualities that make q good news
paper carrier boy. For boys who have them
there are several openings in The Star
carrier organization. Less than two hours
work day is required, and the Job gives
valuable character-building training as well
as very good pay. Telephone MR. CARL
OFFUTT. WO. 1854. today for complete
information.
T--Transcontinental & Western
Az. Ar; lnc immediate openings, aircraft
nisats ment clerks. stock clerks lead clerks,
IIoNAL AiRPoRT. Interviewins II hours, u
an: to 3 pm. Mon. through Fri
WE HAVE SEVERAL vacancies for ex-
shippine Permanent positions. Chance
Tor advancement. See MR.. WILKINS, 3d
moor, 702 H st. NV.