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Smyrna times., 1944-11-09
LOCAL DOG
WINS HONOR
"Duck Creek Chris, Owned
by Joseph c. Goldsborough
Shown on Long Island
FIRST PLACE AWARD

At the annual meeting of the
Long Island Retriever Field Trial
Club on the grounds of the Timber
Point Club, near East Islip, Long
Island, the Chesapeake Bay dog,
Duck Creek Chris, owned and
handled by Joseph c. Goldsborough
of near Smyrna was awarded first
place in the novice stake for which
twenty-five Chesapeake Bay and
Labrador retrievers contested. Mr..
Goldsborough has shown and hand
led his dog in several local shows
but this is the first time he has
been shown in competing for a
chance at national honors. The sec
ond trophy went to the Chesapeake
Bay dog Lakewood Ben" owned
and handled by j. Everett (Reds)
Lofand of Dover.
Smyrna times., 1944-11-09
Meeting of Red Cross

Cummins E. Speakman, chair
man area No. 4, American Red
Cross announces that the regular
meeting of the directors for this
area will be held at the branch of
flee, Delaware Real Estate Com
pany Office, Commerce Street on
Monday, November 18th at 8 pm.
Smyrna times., 1944-11-09
MISSIONARY TO
GIVE ADDRESS
Rev. Dodge, Recently Arrived
From West Africa to Be
Guest Speaker
DEAN OF BIBLE SCHOOL

The fourth annual conference of
the Dover District will be held in
the Avenue Methodist Church, Mil
ford, Thursday, November 16, DR..
Frank Herson, Conference Host,
and DR.. Walter A. Hearn, district
superintendent of the Dover Dis
trict, presiding. Bishop Charles
Wesley Flint, recently assigned as
resident bishop of the Washington
Area, will be present and address
the conference in the afternoon.
Other speakers will be DR.. Ralph
E. Dodge of Portuguese West Afri-
ca who will speak on his exper-
fences and observations as a school
principal and superintendent of
church through vast field in this
Portuguese Colony.
Missionary in West Africa
Rev. and Mrs. Dodge, accom-
panied by their two-months old
son, Ralph Edward, Jr., left the
United States in May 1886, and af-
ter six months spent in Portugal in
language study arrived in Angola
in December 1886. They arrived
in America in May 1941 on fur
Tough. On Angola, Mr.. Dodge, has
been superintendent of the North
Cuanza District, visiting and over
seeing the work of some scores of
African pastors and teachers as
they work out from the Central
Training School in Quessua. He
has also served as dean of the
Taylor Bible School, a department
of the Central Training School.
This latter institution is Method
ism's only advanced school in this
region and practically all pastors,
teachers, Bible workers. nurse-as-
sistants, and specialists in handi-
crafts have been trained in its var
ious departments. For year, just
before leaving on furlough, Mr..
Dodge was also executive secre-
tary of the Evangelical Alliance,
composed of all Protestant mis-
sions serving in Angola He has
also served as pastor of the Meth
odist churches in JuesSua and in
Luada. In the years spent in An
COLA, he has mastered the Kim
bundu language spoken by the Af-
ricans of this region, and he
breaches with equal facility in
English, Portuguese and Kim
bundu. Mr.. Dodge was born in
Terril, Iowa. He took his Bachelor
of Arts degree at Taylor Univers-
ity in 1881; Master of Arts at Bos-
ton University in 1888; and Bach
elor of Sacred Theology at Boston
University School of Theology in
1884. He has also taken advanced
studies at Hartford Theological
Seminary.
DIR. G. e. Thomas to Give Address
DR.. G. Ernest Thomas of Had
donfield, New Jersey, who gave
stirring address before the dis
trict conference last year will be
on the program again this year.
DR.. Thomas is pastor of large
Methodist Church in Haddonfield
and will come to the conference
representing the Lay Activities
Movement in Methodism. The
Crusade for Christ will be the
theme of the conference. Repre-
sentative speakers from the Dover
District will present this cause and
the district superintendent will ex-
plain the district budget. The pro-
&c fo11orrrc.
Smyrna times., 1944-11-09
w. G. T. u. Institute

The Kent County Institute of the
w. c. t. u. will be hled in Asbury
Church, Smyrna, November 14th at
10 o'clock. Mrs. Helen Learned,
county president, will preside.
Smyrna times., 1944-11-09
Century Club Meeting

There will be a meeting of the
Twentieth Century Club, Friday
afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. George
Carter, president, will preside and
a program of music will be given.
Smyrna times., 1944-11-09
Traynor Defeats Wiley

DIR. Philip A. Traynor, Demo-
cratic candidate for U. S. House of
Representatives, defeated the in
cumbent, Earle D. Wiley of Dover.
Jesse S. Cooper was elected treas
urer over John S. Isaacs, G.. o. P.
candidate for reelection. The new
auditor of accounts is Wilbur E.
Jacobs, Democratic winner over
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Smyrna times., 1944-11-09
Eligible for National Stakes

Both dogs entered the open all
age stake and top honors went to
Lakewood Ben, the Lofand dog of
Dover which places him in the elig-
ible list to compete for the national
championship at Sangatuck, Mich
igan, December 1, 2 and 3. There
was only one scratch and it is sig
nificant that the first two honor
dogs were from the home of the
Chesapeake Bay breed.
Smyrna times., 1944-11-09
IN
BIG LANDSLIDE
President Roosevelt For Four
tn Term Carries Thirty
four States
DELAWARE DEMOCRATIC

President Franklin d. Roosevelt
was on Tuesday conceded the elec-
tion for the fourth term in the
White House. With a sweeping
victory of more than two million
ballots over his Republican oppon-
ent, New York's Gov. Thomas E..
Dewey, the President was still
leading as a few late returns are
being sent in. Nearing midnight,
the President led in 80 states hav-
ing 334 electoral votes, Dewey in
18 with 1877. The popular vote at
that time: 26,759 precints of 130,-
S34 in the nation gave Roosevelt
5,256,7 Dewey 4,346,873. The
New York Times said at 11:30 pm.
that President Roosevelt had won
the election. The Times had sup
ported Roosevelt in this campaign.
1t opposed him four years ago. The
pro-Dewey New York Daily News
at 1850 p. m. conceded the cleo
tion of Roosevelt. 1t was a late
switchover by New Jersey which
sent Mr.. Rosevelt's electoral votes
to 4O7. Along with the president
ial victory, Democrats made sharp
inroads in the Republican House
membership which has been so close
lately that the administration ran
into trouble time after time.
Furthermore, as most observers
had expected, the Democrats
clinched the majority of the Senate
seats. Never before have foreign
nations displayed so much interest
in an American election, and indi-
cations are that a Rosevelt-Stalin-
Churchhill meeting will come at an
early date.
Bacon Governor by 1000 Majority
Walter w. Bacon has been re-
elected Governor of Delaware for
the second term in one of the most
dramatic and hotly contested gub-
ernatorial elections in the memory
of veteran political leaders. Unof-
fetal estimates late Wednesday
gave Governor Bacon majority of
1000 votes over his Democratic
rival, DR.. Isaac j. MacCollum of
Wyoming Generally, the Demo-
Gratis took over the state offices. AS
four years ago, Governor Bacon
was the only statewide candidate
of the Republican party who was
elected. In 1910, however, he re-
ceived a majority of 1892, defeat
ing Josiah Marvel, Jr., the Demo-
cratic candidate, and Ivan Culbert-
son, the Liberal-Democratic candi-
date. Although the Republicans
lose control of the state offices,
Governor Bacon will have with him
a Republican majority in the State
Senate and House of Representa-
tives- considered by Republican
leaders a significant victory in that
the next General Assembly will un-
doubtedly be faced with the prob
lem of planning for the postwar
years.
Traynor Defeats Wiley
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IN NORMANDY VTTJ,AGE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FOREIGN GOVERNMENT official desires
aSsse vicinity 1ssS ST. Up to
SsHsi2s}Sn: + gsS Adams ss6i' Ext 10. from
WAITED Sya iSd; furnished; 2 so 3
seduded f 1885, sunday Ps Between See
II am: and 2 pm, weekdays. 9 am.
iWANTEp-Unfurnished house or apart
Chase OF ScntS sny e nror to sep
MssIRnn ssRs. yloS Phone @ 81 81 5Ssg ssgfP $:
bedroom detached or semidetached house,
small yard sSss f. aSqss
UNFURNIsHED .hree-bedroom detached
days. days RE- 't 74So Exa assI SfssP p n
AT eo5s. Write aas 18th st. ne. shane. Shan.
COUPLE WITH DAUGHTERS, 8 mos. and
Z yrs, desire 4-bedrm. furn. house, NV.
Wash: 5000 monthly: sign 1-year lease:
assignment duration. have good local ref
eTensss cH apG 4Ss2 & 6sfogs or after 5soi
Scott Circle areas. Box 141-H, Star.
room house GheVy " Chase oF Closely Ma
land; will give long lease. Call EN-. 1890,
Arlinston or Falls Church. GL. 7444.
HOUSE, suitable for dog kennel main
tenance: near TRANSFORMATION; white Sec
ton: cheap rent. B1x 76-R Star. H.
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE of prominent firm
moving to Washington wants. to rent
medium sized house. unfurnished; well
f7nement and will take excellent care Of
property; no children; best references.
National S414
NAVAL OFFICER and family must have
2-3 b.r house at once. WI. S436 or OIL.
81 81 Is"
UNFURNISHED . or 3 bedroom house or
apartment by July /; family 4 small chill
dren; SO maximum. RE. 4142, Ext.
3624 Mr. Roy. Before $50 pm. 15"
ROCK CREEK HILLS or near Chevy Chase
Circle, unfurnished four bedrooms, up
stairs maids room; year or two-year
lease, starting July or November /. WI.
FURNISHED, from mid-July to early Sep
tember: bedrooms: 3 in family; best care
guaranteed NV. outlying towns pre-
ferred WI. 1879 before pm
Evening star., 1944-06-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.

SOUTHEAST, near Penn. ave. and 14th-
2-family fat porches; rent, $500. one
apt; now vacant, can be occupied; a home
i Thomas circle. Ma. ss2e. WWo. o747.
BRICK HOUSE with 6 rooms, Pa baths,
large finished attic, fine recreation room
in basement; detached brick garage: oil
heat: near park and good school; / IA
blocks from bus. OR. 1888
33rd ST. N.E.-S2, 600 down, $50 mo-, incl.
taxes ana inSu.; prewar price; 2 yrs. old:
5-rm. row brick, gas a.-c heat, full basemt.
tiled bath. Phone owner, AT. 1880 after 5.
35I3 Iith ST. N.N.-3-Story all-brick
house, 9 rooms and 3 baths.
CHEVY CHASE-Sl2,750; detached home.
on large lot. z rooms, h -wh., garage;
convenient to Transportation, shopping
center, and public and private schools;
can arrange terIhs and give prompt pos
session. Hugh E. Phillips Co. AT. 1850.
BETHESDA AREA, S14,750-7 rooms. ,
baths, all bedrooms will take twin beds.
large living room, well-equipped modern
Kitchen; one acre: attached sarage. Can
BRADLEY BLVD. sECTIoN-S1s.s5o; 1
acre, 4-year -old. 7-room brick. large liv-
ing room. Call Oliver 6S67.
908 ST. N.W.-9 rooms, bath. INV h..
oil burner; desirable rooming house Local
tion: suitable bus. Ma. l40S.
HAVE SEVERAL good 3-family houses for
sale; income, S140 per mo-: near Eastern
Hish; 5iS1 $4,000. SO .vnR Nhs sss9 .r,,rvtdd6 ds'
rooms. baths, h.-wh:: detached; com.
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ApAR1MENIs FURNISHED.

SERVICEMAN'S WIFE wishes to share love-
y basement apartment with an9tber 1n5
girls. girls cail Decatur 7466. between / and
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED, s.w., 1-rm.
kitchen apt, semiprivate bath. completely
modern, to employed couple. DI. 1886.
g consisting Of living bed rm., dining room:
sss sas sto RDp sps sSek ssn
DUPoNT CIRCLE. 1888 Rigs pl-Mod-
4N1a pvt! bath, P eiee. rete.. no e' Cooking maid
BUSINESS hdH INES se6 oR PRoFEssioNAL F quiet re-
located; s45: sH sI2a. - ,..s
Es5Esa; 5sis: ,ssa s4o mo Hss -; ST. s2TD
?sn,' ian; ssnta!s se1thS house Refs AH 1888 s
ATTRACTIVE studio and klti near
Sio so wk: restricted; one lady. INQUIRE
S1Ss yG> st. .nY aboSF ff5sF so s1 to share arsc
tive furnished apartment. close TO bus;
Ysyisb prea EN- ogo5 9o5s after ssn,p2t Dm bath
1 1894 " VERMONT AVE; N:w-comftort, 2,
aass soos eAnG sT aGoa cspof HesR ooSt
Large bedroom and kitchen, Frisidai1e, Gnn
p!sisis 1sas ea5p M RD dS N%wAttrae m studio
ssn ,sis conn: xvE.WDesire young man,
share turnshed Tehed soaRens apsT nes
RESPONSIBLE; cooking optional. Evenings
sie5 site5 pALLEGHANY AVE. Takoma Park,
semiprivate bath, private entrance. S3S mo:
SashelGT aP spsndd
in NV: gentlemen only; detached home;
private entrance Call Wo. 7767,
n = rfdsls Ayh M Htes tufnshed
walk dist, to Govt. bldes.; excellent transp,;
ideal for couple or . Govt. girls; S49.50;
LIVING ilVIS !" ROOM. bedroom kitchen, dinette.
nicely furnished; 500. Call at 340l Otis
s.; ,ss Mt, istb haifler sT Nf Ne Ant want en-
ployed couple to share clean, cool apart
ment with quiet girl; living room, 2 bed
screened porch, yard. AT, 1857. after
ATTRACTIVE bed-livins rm: gas, elee.,
NV nv sisFR sraeaP 70 90 share gs0 and
bath pat p, apt; with another gentle girl Box
1;.ssH' iass JHEiFFFERsoN ST. NV rooms,
and bath onv te sas 4aa nd bus
,I iIha MONROE ST. NWIEEntire Edth ,t 1st hoS9r
3 girls; utils.; SS5. RA 2036.
lo36 OTIS ST NE-studio St bedroom room
bath; employed adults. HO. sos.
DOWNTOWN. 1710 M st. NV. 2nd IL
rn.. cooking facils. for 2; $40 Also 2
3iO ST. Me- rooms. furnished for
housekeeping; semipvt. bath; $40; man
JUNE 25-SEPT. 1-Bedrm. liv rm.. din
TAKoMA PARK, MD.4-Nlcely furn, B.
room apt bath. garage; unlim. phone:
references; SO sH. 3295.
| ROOM, kitchen; bath hal half block off
3119 SHEPHERD ST. Brentwood-Want-
ed gir' or serviceman's wife to share new
4-rn. 1st-floor apt. with another; attrac-
tive ana reasonable; EN-. s254:
NICELY FURNISHED APT. for adults,
service and linens; sc. section. TR. STA
AND 3 ROOM FURN. APT. in Sc. CON
venient transp.. will consider infant. Phone
FIR S101
Evening star., 1944-06-13
PERSONAL

MRS. FRANCES r. COLBERT, l01S 3rd
st Sc, thanks her many friends for their
flowers and kindnesses during her recent
OUR PROFESSIONAL WRITERS will pre-
pare. edit speeches, articles anC publlca-
tons at nominal fees: confidential Ma.
GET TO WORK ON TIME-By using a
reliable telephone wake-up service; 50 a
month. Miss Hall. DU. 1854 17s
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Campbell, If you are in need of loan UP
70 $500 on your signature
splendid for club meetinEs and card par.
Mr. Soldano. ME- $500. ia &S32
HKMoRRHOIDS eradicated oy my owr
method Results effective for life.
time or money back. Write for booklet. Nc
drugs or surgery. DR. SOMMERWERCK
1921 ] 9th at. nv. RA. 4747
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee; relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart, asthma, rheumatism, arthritis.
nervousness, piles, colds, flu or other all
nents: also relief for aching swollen feet.
ence, in charge. SH 1885
FUR COATS. old, made over to look new:
repaired, remodeled, refined. Discarded fur
coats made into Jackets, capeS. Low prices,
summer work: ready for early fall or i'm
mediate wear; experienced, reliable party
Box l36-K. Star
CAMP MONTE yITA-Boys. 5-15; conv
D. c.: riding, swimming, archery, rife
good food, mineral water; qualified staff
registered nurse: happiness, health, safety
Christian services. CHI. 1858 or WO. 42l4
Evening star., 1944-06-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

REFRIGERAToR, westinshouse. new
Can firsL e nnd out il you rate a priority
Fl SRsa ssa &C., st. s e 0Sg
size, S29.95; also available 75-pound size
kff 81 sw sevf2a p aaas sae compress
brand-new G E refrigerator; also 4o-eai,
anteed for Year FToaen food cabinet
RUG, 9xi2. WOOL American, Oriental de-
@ sign; S2S; & occasional s5 chair upholstery niue
RUGS, Oriental. room size. Chinese and
Persian also scatter sizes; geducssd prices
SCREEN YOUR WINDOWS and porches
with KoolshsGe Sun-screen, This modern
bronze wire that will never rot out. Re
70 the beauty Of your home. Cav Hobart
sRWiNG Vi Ha' MACHINE % SINGER ger % eiectric. con-
sole model; newly reconditioned: S9o.
SEWING MACHlNES-Treadles $3.50 up:
yrs. free service. Terms Guar: repairs on
agf!1nhSI:s essIsRs re- soG slsln iS'sah'
SEWING WI ;o MACHNEs rented ed By the %Gnn
all makes repaired. 1887 Conn. ave. EN-
SLIPPERS. ladies' prs. 71a-s AAs and
AAAs; l old fur coat and navy print dress
size IS, all good condition. 3 prs. slippers
like new Buyer purchase all Cash only.
1912 Wednesday. 1920 18th NV, Apt
STENOTYPE with case and textbooks, ex-
cellent, condition. Call RE. 6226, Ext; 20l
STORM WINDOW and screen combina-
tions, available for immediate installation:
np doER 10 3 ssgs dss sss a
movable from inside OF building. For free
nc1dnr AND ests ss de ssso Or night
sTuDIo ssu1Io couGH. bookcases S o dressers Has and
Spio SiShssi a429 a29 asth st. NV Ant B-4iG 4ith
cover MA ao6 EXT 9aa sfter eGmDsts $50
STUDIO CoUCHEs. inner-sprine construc-
ton. completely rebuilt and recoyered in
twin BEDS Red 5sss gen aeorgs 0u9e ave- RA
s414 open eyfnnss to g. r.,u, with
s beds Atlas' Gpshs s2i 7 q0HoiT ST. nR 1eo pI. s
SWINGS and seesaws, small children;
Nc. n 1000 between cen ann am and pm. ~
TRUMPET, new American Commander,
fE ssoa soarbt after PAP pp TOP prices
Est l2 yrs. ONCE Machines Corp. Bond
Bldg; cor. 14th and y; Y. ave. RE. 2s2s.
VIOLIN, cost SS5. used only 2 months;
must sell this week, $40 to student. 1897
WATER COOLER, pressure type: also bottle
type, used: frozen food cabinet. :. milk
COOieT, COnpIeSSOtS, lUlIneuldIe uelifcly y,
WATER HEATERs-Gas water heaters, 20,
30, 40, 100 and $50 gal. capacity; imme-
diate, installation; no down payment u
Co., 55 K st. Sc. Atlantic 1881
WATER HEATERS. gas automatic, preyar;; :;
install. John G.. Webster. plumbing. 627
F st; NV Ma 4163 or, RA. 1869
WATER HEATERS, automatic gas and
bottled gas: all sizes IN stock of ,prewar
diately. Terms if desired sH. 697I
WuCOX-GAY Recordio Pro; two record
ing arms for nonstop recording; lapel
blank mctal-based disks; one combina
ton gas coal kitchen. range. Call at
1905 N. Rhodes St, Arlington, Va, after
p.m. 14s
WRISTwATCH, gentleman's, Bulova, lax
gold, Y j.: practically new; sacrifice. TIA
6551 after 6 pm.
AQUARIUMS, TROPICAL .FISH-Special
this week, Tanichthys Albonubes, fre-
quently mistaken for NEON TETRAs; 19c
each; Cichlasoma Facetum. 19c: choice
Waetails. SOC. Give Daphnia on Sunday)
Bring containers. Aquarium Supply Co.,
1927 Georgia ave
Evening star., 1944-06-13
SITUATIONS MEN.

B0Y, high school honor student, want
summer ofice work; can type; expert
sTsfNEss fafsf 81 E3sElScftrrvE s5 4-r univ an,
business college graduate, ONCE mgr gr
credits coll g eorr.espondenss, a sales; sT,1 ssTn
BUYER EXPERT desires connections will
concern selling decorations, ANTIQUES, I'M
lamps. gifts, bric-a-brac, art objects, pic
s5s ssf msN ssS 4esbe sia5 sandy with tools
wishes work as janitor or porter in ONCE
EXECUTIVE-TYPE salesmanager. salesman
sbe s tS % asttsE ss sdsDs self
GOVT. EMPIoYE, SO years old, desires
employment or business proposition. eve
trative and selling background. Box s4-R,
MAN, white. 55 years. wants evening
p1lk pTsferably 70 sritcRboard. @ nq Box I-R, star
MAN, 49, legislative, research, statistical
ding labor employer relations wants posi-
MAN, MAN White. hIs 40 40 IfS t.; $50 pounds wants
extra work; prefer, afternoon or evenings:
State what you have to oner. Prefer
something dealing with public. Box so-R'
PRINTERS-I have one model No: Limo
type and II fonts OF mats ranging from
g PIT light, bold and italics to Il pt:
sh fsa .rsGe sGd sne a'S and aaefy
Re fsi7 days or Of MI. s54s nights; ASK
PRoFEEsssIoNAL ENGINEER and account
ant. experienced in taxes, is available for
special studies, accounting or research
work afternoons. Boy 362-K, Star; Ia
RELIABLE GENTLEMAN, dratteSempI EXEMPT
estate. Box 40-R, Star.
Evening star., 1944-06-13
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

500 9Th ST. S.W.-Newly decorated rooms
for light housekeeping, all conveniences,
$40, S45 and $50 mo.
7OI ATLANTIC ST. SE.-single. cross
ventilated room, next bath; new house.
new furniture. Apply Sunday or after .
Mr. NAVY YARD, 75s 18th s.e.-Large,
cool front. excel. bed and furn., fan; plenty
hot W.. uni. ph.- TR. S725. 15'
1912 ST. SCI or furn, rms. COM
bined for 2 or 4; convenient transp. For
information. call LII 20R6.
Evening star., 1944-06-13
BOATS.

LIFE PRESERvERs, children's. kapok;
special while they last, S2.95 each. s. King
Fulton. Inc, sos Maine s.w., Elk. 3406.
ROWBOATS, new, u and "A IT., length;
special price, $3.50 each: immediate de-
livery. s; King Fulton, Inc. sos Maine
36-FT. CABIN CRUISER. 6-tt. beam,
35-h.p. Palmer motor, galley, 2 hunks.
13 W. 800 at 500 Maine ave. s.w. For
sale. S4S5. WI. 1878.
HIT. ROWBOAT, used several times,
factory built, for sale $3.50. Call TIE.
Evening star., 1944-06-13

ROOMS FURNISHED.
MARYLAND and Viroinio.

LGE FIR. RIM, windows, closets, compl
furn.: twin beds, Beauty Rest mattresses:
semipvt. bath; home privs;; gentle home;
prefer married cple:: blk. D. C.. and
IN ALEXANDRIA-Large single or double
bedroom: excellent transp,; gentleman only.
ia. 1859.
BUNGALOW as her own; fenced, shady lot;
school and playground near; ideal for
mother with one child; SO wk. Phone
STAY EVENINGS with children; room in
lovely ,Arl. home 10 min. downtownl
available at reduced rental to cultured
mature lady who works in daytime. Jack
son 1665-J. Mrs. H. B. Newcomb.
37O6 BUNKER HILL RD., Brentwood, Md.
Double bedroom. furnished; ladies only;
Evening star., 1944-06-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DRY CLEANING and laundry store for
sale: NV. section: avsrasins $3.50 weekly
DGs sToREs. ali sizes U' ali prices. BY
former PCS grocer. B. Baum broker
GROCERY; meats; beer and wine wins; go good
quarters; reasonable; worth while investi-
EaWtjnng tin ,S1rsI Sala At sS41 and isr
Ice, in established business; 35, 4,F, coll
stssI Pos @ 4ss,K; Star: .,s,+v n,s7S:... Is.
best equipped around Washington, $4,000.
Call 5 Pm: to s pm; Indian SPRING
no Phone Frankn asa3 veek
asyRooM ssys Nm HSrrf Is Pm coffee shop dining i6i
equipment for sale; bqilding for lease; for
500 monthly Apply, Prince William
RGsTAgRAST' REST isis"' modernly eauipped. with
lent business; selling due to owners other
interests $4,000 handles Box 2s7R'
POoLROoM. 5 tables and equipment for
sale: established 10 years: profitable bus-
ness: owner drafted. 361o Ga. ave, NV.
CLEANING, clothing and variety store; large
stock; cash or terms. See owner, Ho. 9412.
FOR sALE@shoe repairing machinery; or
ao%fifTf enSsfEr shs sTdRT assf for sss
living quarters included gusrsnteed ~ "
nv Gus sseSa Ms1Fet " $50 RS'sST sTq
coNcEssToN for for millinery Iii or lingerie, in
Guiding show window. in smart dress shop.
29s Ts 9Psn fEa ROOM Il Sas space avail
n
Evening star., 1944-06-13
SITUATIONS DoMEsTjc

COLORED GIRL wishes part-time work.
cleaning apt. and light Laundry. TR. S552.s
GIRL colored, neat, reliable, wishes whole
or part time and days work, FIR. 4010 .
LAUNDRY WORK from TO 4; no clean
ting. D1. 0o29.
WOMAN. colored. desires cleaning morn
ings week: city ref. AT. 695s.
WOMAN, settled. wishes part time or day
work. HO. 1854.
WOMAN, colored, wants day work OF
norning Nnrk. MI QlS3
Evening star., 1944-06-13
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MEDICAL OFFICER leaving for Utah this
Thurs, or Friday desires some one to
share riding and expenses. WI. 9562
TO SAN FRANCISCO-Reliable gentleman,
experienced driver, would like deliver car.
driving out: leave on, after June FL; ex-
change references. Lockwood, EX. 2420.
| Ext. 4 or days: MA. S97S nights. 13'
Evening star., 1944-06-13
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

GOLORED. wishes position; advanced prac-
&cal nurse. hospital exp, DIR. ref. NE
DREssMAKING, designing, remodeling al
terations; reasonable. Miss Bert, 1880
irving st. NV. Apt 4. Adams 223s.
GIRLS, colored. want maid work; expert
PRAcTIGAL NGRsE. white; services now
svailable chronic, elderly, convalescents
RECEPTIoNIsT, experienced doctors or
dentists ONCE preferred; permanent. Co
sSIs REGisTER2D 1ss NURSE. white, expectant
mother, wants 3 months employment car
Ing for children and INV, in Arl. County.
SALESLADY, experienced in all phases of
the jewelry business, desires afnliation,
prominent firm specializing better-clss SIS
merchandise. Complete knowledge of the
watch and jewelry repair department.
Estimator, some repairing; references.
Box SCR, Star. 15*
SECRETARY, capable, however interested
primarily in research or editorial work
publishing or public relations. Box 335H,
Star.
experienced, available Tor temporary en-
ployment in June. Gil. 5154.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced. capable,
desires part-time position mornings or
msdiately. Box s6-R' Star. " Is.
TfPIST wants copy work evenings: law
briefs, manuscripts, etc: 40c page; 10c
each carbon. Phone NJ Maddox, DI. 81 10,
9 to g.