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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-04
WORLD EDUCATION
AGENCY PROPOSED
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~
ceived. He said that it would prob
ably cost an amount equal to about
ten per cent Of the cost Of the
United Nations Relief and Rehabili--
tation Administration.
The first purpose Of the agency
will be to provide books. pencils
and paper nd other materials
needed to start the. rebuilding OF
Europe's shattered educational ma
chinery. Beyond t h t, Fulbright
said, lies the greater field OF per-
manent work in advancing inter-
national education through ex-
change of scholarships, studies OF
educationally backward areas, rec
concentrations for Improvement
and the like, -
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-04
HIT AND RUN RAID

NEW YORK, May 3. = P) =
The Tokyo radio said tonight in a
broadcast that squadron OF AL
lied motor torpedo boats staged a
'hit and run RAID recently on
Rabaul in New Britain, and that
Japanese defenders had sunk one
boat and damaged another. There
was no Allied confirmation Of the
enemy report.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-04
HOUSE DEBATING
SIMPLE TAX BILL
Continued from Page One)

Curtis based his objection to the
part of the bill that allows flat
10 percent deduction of income Cup
to $500 deduction( in lieu to pres
ent exact allowances for such con-
tributions, others taxes and in
terest paid.
Without the flat deduction, on
which to base standard withhold
ing levies. Doughton said, there
could be no simplification.
Doughton explained that the bill
provides that any persons wishing
to claim bigger deductions may do
so and get an adjustment.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Marriage licenses issued We'd
nesday by Register Of Deeds
Rhodes included Sgt. Andrew
Rider ~, Camp Davis and Mar
guerite Hagen, rs, Brooklyn,
N. Y; Everett Shaw ~, Find
ley, o. and Evelyn Warren, IL,
Portageville Mo-; and Clar-
ence Harris, "a, Dubuque, la.
and Orleeta Epling, 70, Sharp
less w. Va.
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TWO PIT BOATS LOST
IN PACIFIC ACTION
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against the opposition of lone of
Japan's most experienced armies
The New Delhi authorities said the
Japanese position was growing in.
creasingly uafavorable, with Still
well making frontal attacks and
airborne Chindits striking in the
rear, and at "any moment the
enemy might be overwhelmed by
a major disaster.
In order not to scorch milk,
Inse the pan with water before
heating the milk.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-04
CANNON SALARY

PHILADELPHIA, May 3. -(P)-
C. A. Cannon, of Concord, N. c.
president of the Cannon Mills
Company of Kannapolis, N. c., re-
ceived $54, 999.96 In the last fiscal
year as president Of the company
and chairman Of subsidiary,
Cannon Mill, Inc, the company's
annual report to the Securities and
Exchange Commission disclosed
today.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-04
VASES WANTED

Vases to hold flowers in the
rooms of patients at James
Walker Memorial hospital are
urgently needed now, it was
announced yesterday. Per.
sons having vases they wish to
donate to the hospital are urg-
ed to bring them to 315 Grace
street.. The collection is be-
ing sponsored by the Delta Che
Omega sorority.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-04

FARMERS MEETING
The New Hanover county
Farmers club will hold a sup
per meeting tonight at 8 pm.
at Wrightsboro club house.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-04
I'M HOSPITAL

I'm HcS1 AL
Capt. Leslie N. Boney, Jr., Of
the U. S. District Engineer Of
flee, underwent a minor opera
ton at Bluethenthal Airbase
hospital yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-04

irconium is useful in industry
for its ability to Withstand high
temperatures. 1t is used for lining
ceramic bricks and as a com
pounding agent In chemical and
metallurgical industries.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-04
Now Shes
Walking On Air

Every day, people who really suffer from
tired, burning feet are learning the quick,
thrilling comfort that lies in a jar Of Ice
Mint. Under the touch OF. this frosty white
cream, you can actually feel tired muscles
relax, as your feet respond almost instantly
to its refreshing GOODNESS. To help soften
eorns and callouses, there's nothing better
than Ice-Mint. So get jar today and enjoy
the blissful feeling that comes with all-dsy
foot comfort. At all druggists.
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City Briefs
MISS cox TO SPEAK

Miss Venetia Cox Of Winter
vile, q teacher-missionary Of
the Episcopal church, diocese
of East Carolina, will be the
speaker at services next Sum
day at 5 p. m. at st. Luke's
mission, IFS Spoffords. An in
vitation is extended to all who
wish to hear her speak on the
subject of "China.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-04
CUB MEETING

CUB MEETING
A meeting of Cub pack No.
IL, Boy Scouts Of America,
will be held Friday night at
1880 o'clock at the First Bap-
tist church.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
| Personnel for Air Unit
Al Camp Springs 10 Be
Shifted Next Month

The move to establish headquar-
tiers for the new Continental Air
Forces at Camp Springs Army air
base in nearby Maryland will begin
early in January with transfer from
the Pentagon Building of AAF per-
sonnel who have been handling ad-
ministrative work for the four air
forces in the United States now
combined under the CAT
The reorganization, announced by
the War Department late yesterday
will remove considerable detail work
from headquarters of the staff OF
Gen. H. H. Arnold, chief of the
AAF, now located in the congested
Pentagon Building. Advanced train
ing activities for fighter pilots now
stationed at camp Springs will be
moved to other fields not yet desig-
mated.
The new CAT, headed by Brig
Gen. Eugene H. Beebe, 36, who re-
Gently returned to Washington after
distinguished service in the China
India Burma theater, will be re-
sponsible for the air defense o1
continental United States; for joint
air-ground training and for the
organization, reorganization anc
training of combat personnel fol
duty overseas.
| Carrier Command Included.
The transfer of administrative
personnel from the Pentagon wa!
not expected to result in remova
of Washington residents since {
new military highway has beer
completed between Boiling Fiele
and Camp Springs, affording quicl
transportation between the city ane
the base, only II miles distant.
Gen. Beebe, acting commander O.
the CAT, also will include in hi
Evening star., 1944-12-21

organization the 1st Troop Carrier
Command, with headquarters 1t
Stout Field, indianapolis, Ind.
The extensive runWays and han
gar facilities at Camp Springs will
continue to accommodate consider
able air traffic to and from the far
flung fields of the new command,
and the facilities also would be
ready in case OF emergency to re-
ceive aircraft deployed for defense
of this area, it was said.
Air Units Assignments.
The 1st and 4th Air Forces now
assigned to the new command are
responsible for the defense OF the
East and West Coasts, respectively
while the main duty of the I'd and
Sd is the training of combat crews
The 1st has headquarters al
Mitchell Field, the I'd at Colorado
Springs, Colo; the Sd at Tampa
Fla, and the 4th at San Fran.
cisco. Calf. The Troop Carrier
Command has charge of training
air crews for transporting air-borne
troops, paratroops and gliders, anc
for removing the wounded from i'm.
mediate combat areas.
1t was believed that existing
buildings at Camp Springs woule
be sufficient for the immediate
needs of headquarters for the new
command.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
to the estimated 5000

happening to the estimated 5000
japanese still in the vicinity.
The enemy is holed up in caves
and in the jungle. As one officer
put it: "It would cost 5000 or 1000
casualties to rout them out, and, he
added, ut isn't worth 1t. They are
impotent from military standpoint
and their attrition is constant and
steady"
Some are killed every little while
by patrols, but this only extends
the life period Of others, for 1t In
creases the ration supply for those
who ramain. Some Of them, Jap.
1t was said, are feeding themselve.
from gardens which they have
planted, but it will be only a matter
Of time before this whitening be.
comes a slow death. They canno
be supplied. either with food o.
ammunition, so well have American
naval forces blocked lines Of com.
munication.
The Japs still have some floa
planes slowed along the short line
and well camouf1aged by the over
hanging trees. But these, too
furnish no problem to the American
Evening star., 1944-12-21

forces, for the Jays have no gasoline
to operate them.
Hollandia was, at one time, head
quarters for Gen. Macarthur as his
forces were pushing their way
northwestward toward the Philip
pines.
Some one wrote that the general
had built a million dollar" head
Evening star., 1944-12-21
5000 japanese Left
10 Wiiher on Vine in
Dutch New Guinea
(SeUenth OF q Series.
BY WILLIAM J. WHEATLEY.
star stan correspondent.

HOLLANDIA, Dutch New Guinea
(Delayed).- was not so many
months ago that this was an active
forward area in the drive to get the
Japs out of the Southwest Pacific
Although there Is a sizable contin-
gent Of Japanese soldiers here, they
cannot be called force-it is now
quiet sector, well back in the rear
SO fast have United States forces
moved.
Here you get a visual realization
Of what the military means by
leaving Japs to "wither on the
vines" For that Is Just what Is
Evening star., 1944-12-21

quarters on q mountain peak here.
But his headquarters turned out
to be a simple ply wood building,
somewhat rocny, but with thin,
PARKWAY partitions to separate the
various Offices and quarters. II
anything like a million dollars was
spent, 1t must have been on tho
fine, hard surface roads up tho
mountain sides.
Evening star., 1944-12-21
Dominican Envoy Named

CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Dominican
Republic, Dec 81 (P.-Emi'io Garcia
Godoy, minister of health, was ap-
pointed Dominican Ambassador to
Washington yesterday. He formerly
served in a diplomatic capacity in
Washington.
Evening star., 1944-01-25
ROOMS WITH BOARD

I.;a MASS AVE. N.W-A distinctive
ho'1n, hom. ., for young people: openings for
GIRL to. share large. well-furn., warm
ARLINGT0N- N--Double, room: conv' Navy
1iIe hnfx home Gieb. ss sss and
tront room, nicely iuTn: near transp.:
asis 18th ST. N.E-Room to ,har. with
Govt; girl; private bath: also room with
nsss fa sT cofs,nS and ND .rpIe Tase room.
hom. 0Osrf .ifsn Tor v,kns 5sDsd girls in GENTLE
delicious homsIike food. -
twin beds: meals except Sun. eve: So
TO S37 80 mo; men only or men with
r5Sss ioS. E. Sessh SaPiroI sS1s sr1ov., ROOM 81.
week. Tel. FIR. 1850. 'io
NE.Room suitable 2 girls or couple: pri-
sood inauguration to Armory. TR 500.
MASS. AVE. NV. I232-Larse Ist-noor
triple room. also other vacancies; walking
MASS. AVE. NV. iaooMTripole studio rm
: doubles. adj. bath; avail Feb. IS. Also
s1o. shaTs GSNS ySSR fGE avE ErI NV NE ssos
Large triple front room. fireplace: also man
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 2O13 Hillyer pl-
Doubles. in English basement: very desir-
25s
SGLE.. DBLE. and triple: comfortable liy-
ing most reasonable. 1900 18th st and
1909 18th st NV. Mrs. B. Singer HO. 944l
1924 EYE ST. N.W.-For young men and
women. s. week; also table board: we
close at Z pm. EX. 4091 2Ss
semiprivate bath, large closets 3 windows,
oorches. large lawn. unlimited phone, all
nome Sf n "
ner Porter ST. OR O674.
YOUNG GIRL TO SHARE apartment with
Army wife and baby. For informa ton
Evening star., 1944-01-25
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

OAK FIREPLACE WOOD, $40 cord. Mixed
cords; Delivered in Sc. Washington only.
David. David ooks kerr. 64oo St. Barnabas I'd. Sc.
FUEL OIL 70 not ratlonssd; For use in burn
burners. CHI 1870.
SEASONED OAK. delivered, not stored; cut
~ 10 or "a inches S17 so per cord: order
by mail. e. A. Miller, Huntingtown, Md :
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD, seasoned, any
length, $50 cord heavy slabwood S35
load. load, better than 2 cords; immediate de-
WOOD, oak and hickory, Sls cord: cut
any length: immediate delivery. Cali Falls
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD. seasoned. any
length, ceiling price, $21 a cord, S11 half
cord; also kindling: immediate free de-
livery Minmar Hatchery, Inc. SH. 1897.
SEASONED PINE, Govt. approved cord,
SIG 90; o. ktndlng; kaa prompt service; no stor-
SEASONED OAK WOOD and kindlins
saved to order Immediate delivery. SIC
FIREPLAcEE AND sTovE, WOOD for sale.
SIS per cord: all hardwood Call Elm
wood 311. J. s. Carper. Mclean. Va
WOOD-Green or seasoned hardwood, any
length. immediate delivery At ,sl7 per
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned white oak:
any length, Prompt delivery. 81. 6213.
or Ashton 1854
CORD. seasoned high per cent hardwood.
cut to order. large wood split for conven-
lent handling: bu. dry pine kindling, cut
hne. II in long; S21. Lincoln 4225 2e'
WOOD. so per cent oak. fireplace. slabs
no nc storage: cash. Phone Ashton 3al5.
Evening star., 1944-01-25
COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

YOUNG GOVT. GIRL to share Groom,
Kit. bath apt, with another; nicely furn.;
private bath. sos g st. 'G n...es rooms s
sUfrABLE Govt oficial. nr. Cap: modern
bldg. attr. furn.. 2 rms, K. b.. sun porch;
SlaS. ,s2S. &C Gan ness se seen aftsr pm TR: 3ass.
to share attractive English basement apt.
VIII GthsTs; a1SS clean quiet gentle tile house
81 slrli Su. near pu Mt s5s pleasant car "'d 10th
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Bedroom and
living room. semibath. No cooking. Re
Stricted Call to y. Sunday IL to .,
YoUNG GIRL. gentle. to share s-rm. apt.
Sc: sith 2 a girls; FIR. $3.50. Ext. 4s4'
apartment in Arlington. Va; ia blocks
to transportation; Box 2s3-V, Star, 20.
another. preferably serviceman's wife.
~ TRo Sttsi 4euse sf!fE to .h.r. 4reom apt
gith Two girls; s25 ea.. month. $40
WANTED. : girls to .h.r. large apt. with
I other Govt. girl employees. Phone ia.
NJ NEAR Il 'fiss 'PENsraGo%a. % 10 min. mos. Govt
depts.-s-rm. pvt. bath apt. in refined
adult hone: block stores. 2 bus lines. CH
Isl EUCLID ST. NV. half block of sth
and Columbia rd,, Mt. Pleasant car 1
rm Ink suitable Tor young married
couple: dishes. silver, linens furnished
e6Msi.sfELY % stsS; ruRN.. living. Ia bedrooms.
large diaing room. kitchen. bath. porch;
utilities incl; $50 mo-: l5 minutes down.
town CO. O622
LOVELY living rn.. large master bedroom
bath, kitchen and dinette: will share with
| or 2 young men; location. Mt, Pleasant
41SH xE1lxs setysen Womsx 9 and d 2 n%s o.. .n, :,
room, kitchen and bath apt, screened in
back porch, "a block to Bladensburs bus
lIayyppdry: Iypp unlim; phone; Union ss7s:
bedroom. for small family: very low rent,
assist care Of house. AT. 2741.
GIRL to share attractive Groom apart
ment. on Conn. ave. with another girl
MI. bsS6, after $40 Dm.
LOWER DUPLEX, newly decorated. 3 bed.
rooms. 2 baths. basement. yard; good
neighborhood: prefer civilian Government
employees, no children under 10: availabl,
ENGLISH = BASEMENT I room. 1t: iish.
:: ;ns1is IslNEM lsSS s4l Sw S;s.01
rooms and bath, in private home; use O.
phone. laundry privileses. kA. s202.
Evening star., 1944-01-25

ACCORDlON-State price. make and con-
ACCORDION and saxophone wanted. State
price: Boy 3S.D STAR
ADDING MACHS.. calc.. typewr.. all kinds
sSrreHf sys: a Y40 Silver Hs dlamonas pa a
BABY GRAND or upright piano and some
Ssed S furniture ELECTRIC refEigerator and
BATHTuB, IA or #. recess, prewsr.
BooKs-Highest prices paid for good books.
DI. 5007. Open Sundays and ewes 30'
CAMERAS, movie eouip.. photo supplies.
RE as4 S5eenea open Sas m to pe9as 9!so sTa m
CLARiNET. I;A Blnat; Boshme system State
ans psse. aGc p.a ,s sa
GE Ne $!s51 open tsn eve. wii, esl! .'n ST. NV
SSed siothinx, sa Harr;';; ,Illssu 7th st, nv
COMPLETE FURNisHINGs wanted by pri-
bedroom. dinette. studio couch. including
dishes, silverware. pots and pans. etc.
DIAMOND RING wanted. private party
wants large-size white stone: no dealer.
ELEcTRic ELECT MiMEoGRRApH MACHINE. can
FURN. in good clean condition.; stoves.
s9l sprinss 81 hghsss eash prices Paid
FURNITURE, and household goods Of every
description highest cash prices paid i'm
FURNITURE-Bedroom. living room, misc
sn2 me afnGR re- sc4 hsnes' sses ME- Prsss ssi
FURNITURE-Rugs electric refg.. wash
ing machine, household goods. etc: abso-
suits. cali any time, Trinidad 4e!s Gs'' %. e
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china. glassware,
pnses pqS pad can ra2oh hshes! % cash
%ediateiy Gleee ss5s 9D Gail Call s"seG 10 week. '
JEWELRY. diamonds shotsuns. cameras,
plnneHisrs pp pfSRs ana I mens I slothing HIGHEST
Max A aaes A'ae a ehofe nw mG sfa 9r
PIANO-Want modern spinet or other
small piano, will pay, good cash price and
arrange arr hauling. Telephone District 1919
PIANos-Hishest cash prices for spinets,
maEe or consoles 2Se ea nd small upgh Of
PIANO-,cash for grand, upright or spinet,
day. Randolph O49I night %.
spinet spin or grand. will pay cash. Phone
difi9n; pI.Yos viii yip Pay cash ko ssos s'' s0
r s.9 for ssS sPa suaasss iss
pnAN0-We Piano. are looking for sspinet apt
5shes cash ar spaRe pniee 01sRo dR s4es M pay the
an p ssy ny thsn S5ss ss ,sps make eSnd
measurs before calling. DE. Oo13..
RADIOS and combinations wanted, whether
PynPs o PafHvoos x ns b best cash hdm pses oa6s Il city
RADIOS wanted. Gentlemaniy Irish dealer
pays from $50 to $50 for table models,
up to $3.50 for combinations; also floor
models, 1910 14th st. NV. DE. O013.
KAD!OS. any make, table models only.
W. We r piy cal. hshss MstrOpSn Oss fhOns Rse sns
F st; NV. ME. 707i.
SAFES, any size or make. 'see us first"
highest cash price paid. Immediate serv-
ice. The Safemasters Co., 2304 Penna.
sxdpWoIS aye nWo IA. 700. . s
SEWING MACHINES; hixhest price paid;
M: siepak. Sew. Mach. Dept GOLDEN
SEWING .MACHINES-We buy ali types;
repair; hemst;tchins buttons covered.
SINKS; tubs; toilets wash basins; iurnases.
cal 70 weekdays sae's an day s0t sunasy ssy
TRUMPET-State price. Box 439-T Star.
WASHING MACHINE. must be in good con-
ii 1ditien Gall NE s341
deaers maehns pease frS% 4Sr for cash.
WANTED. used safe. cabinet type. Call
A BIG cash price paid for adding machines,
typewriterS. calculators. etc. regardless of
condition. RE. 25i3 tphone DU. $3.50
TRY CONTACT SERVICE when you want
TO buy used article. MA. 967b. No
dealers.
Evening star., 1944-01-25

ApMINIsTRAIIvE Or exeeutive assistantd
PIT ndstry s1Ds5fnfs n9udnq once e0Tr ano
..arial and c9rrespondence. Gons,ldered at
For interview, phone North 1874, Ext. ?S4.
COMPANION POSITION. or caring for
children. for party going South for winter
SiIle Sz se5!Isd ossd white woman. Phone Hya.'s-
G3!3i COOK or houseksspssr; not g;h;v.; refined
nREssMAkING Mfif SoS remodeins
fxEeTr1Hf aT 4ft stckAffAR2 AR isas attractive
sonality; 10 years experience. including
Sf fef II midns
manufacturers; also real estate and con-
,TtHn szpegsnsf Rof ssy esuvomsd ss
ins eharse' personnel experience. Box %. 2.5-
LAUNb6iREss wants work for Wed. Thurs.
rlenced; refs; 50 and carfare. Coman,
NnRsfeGovERNEss ids f0GaSSfn wishes position with
children years and over. Excellent ref.
NURSE registered, desires professional
e. IA ,ime Goiamba slss ls N~
SPssH Fssas co ads2s sss5 Ss%sa sss5sa
sEcRETARY-sTENo.. 3 years varied ex-
Gibbs grad 5-day wk., S45. RE 400. EXT.
602, between 9-I', am.
SECRETARY Y-STENDGRAPHER. well edu-
Gated, efficient, executive ability. wide
perience legal and other lines. Box 232V,
Star. 25.
SECRETARY NURSE. efficient. conscien-
tlous, mature; position physicians or oral
surgeon's office, temp. or perm. Box
c5a-V, Star o5.
TYPIST. with years Gov. experience,
desires typing of any kind to do at home
Honest. reliable. DI 5000
TYPIST honest, reliable, desires work to
do a her home. 81. 1898.
WIDOW, white, A. and child &. in re-
fined motherless or adult home. Box 299-L,
Star. 25.
YOUNG LADY desires position with news
paper or magazine field: interested in
writing and correspondence: yrs secre-
tsrial experience: salary, S45. Call EN-,
01SO
Evening star., 1944-01-25
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MovvIond and Vivs;n;o

ARLINGTON-LarEe. comfortably furn.
room rss1In, lot ae, aentlemaH only Use of REG
3o29;
z bEDRMS.. cozy. near bath. cont hot
water; settled ladies' no smoking; gentle
home; rent reasonable; unlim. phone; mr..
bus line. SH 1929
10 MIN. to most Govt depts. Homelike
atmosphere for discriminating person or
couple looking for large, comfortable
room. adj. practically pvt. bath: block
from y 2 % bus and restaurant; CHI. ,7294..
MASTER BEDROOM. with private bath in
new home, unlim. phone in room: Laundry
PITY @priyileges; "a block from bus line: mar
ALExANDRiA. Beverly HillswRoom, single
or double in private home, semiprivate
shower bath: direct bus to Navy Annex
Convsn; to Airport and Pentagon TIE. 5735.
SILVER SPR1NG-Warm. sunny room on
ous. ] block to restaurants; $50 single
s55 double: no smoking SH 1852.
ARLINGTON-Larg rye. bright warm master
bedroom. semiprivate bath. CHI 1322
ACCOMMODATIONS for two Army or
navy omcers or couple. convenient to all
pm o5s
Evening star., 1944-01-25
liz THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LOCAL INVESTOR will finance builder Of
small houses or apts. in METROPOLITAN Wash
ington. approved by FHA and WPB, or
'e ered eaef sssas Sos s1s
Want TO BUY of,sale LIQUOR store in
NEWSSTAND, cigars, souvenirs; downtown
hotel; hst same sam & owner Il years: price, $1,000
SEA pEaLEsss sSs roy srocks Star: $50 new prewar
handmsde haIg9s hooked russ perfect condit,en:
sPlsnsa ysFsss sseount rets 81 a xsse $1,000
RESTAURANT and bar. must sell, being
drafted: one of the cleanest places in city.
On On larges aI,s intersection in NV. MA. 2996
I1l AI1lPARTMENT HOTEL. vicinity George
washington University; 43 rooms, IL
dition: now crossing over 81 900 monthly;
owner es, sd retiring: building and business for
SODA sos so3N4As s0s concessions sy star
mar, Box 2sO-v, Star 90
CoLooRED.ssWanted; rooming house. 10 or
7-RooM FuRNIsHED' D'i HOUSE for rent to
sreiiabie couple: no agents. Box 2s6-v,
BREAuTIFuL CORNER DRuGsToRE-
Downtown lSSEins & location. owner drafted. will
cost ss5@oo @ sapDesH ss aSns fe soooo siSS dsy on
easy terms, J. W Rouse. 1910 NJ st. NV.
lO,ROOM HOUSE. modernly furnished: g
bedrooms, heated sleeping porch, ia baths,
rooming house: for quick cash sale, fuil
price 5000: owner in poor. health Reply,
WILL SELL 5i9s of this firm to reliable
purchaser. We manufacture and distribute
on a national scale modern textile sham
poos and other top-notch household chem
icals Present manaeement compelled to
concentrate on other enterprise Investiga-
t tion -, will reveal abvious bonafide character
OF this opportunity. About $4,000 cash
required with emphasis placed on auaiifi-
cations Of purchaser. Box Inv, Star.
21 RMS. D b.. well furn.; rent, S1e5;
mostly singles; nice income; all cash, $4,000
LII rms. with running water:
$500: terms.
MO rms. b.: income, $3.50: price.
ST 800: terms
OWENS REALTY CO.. NE. o4ss.
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
OLD, LD,ESTABLIsHED FIRM WANTS I'M
MED1ATELY RESPONSIBLE MEN WHO
CAN PLACE IN EST. $1,000 PURCHASE
NEW NE Or GOOD USED TRUCK, ESSEN
TIAL WAR work, LONGTIME PROFIT
ABLE CONTRACT OFFERED. FULL De
TAILS ON REQUEST REFERENCES
BOX 336-T, STAR
Evening star., 1944-01-25
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL. colored. wants part-time job OF
days work. DU. 1918. 25s
GIRL. colored, wishes shw. and child's
care in ne. Call WA 6297, Hester Fields
GIRL to do days work. days per week
city references. Call Ii. 377a
GIRL, colored, intelligent and reliable
DU $500
GIRL. colored. desires work cleaning offices
or apartments. DU. 1921.
ing. ironing, light cleaning Call DI 3O42
GIRL. colored, wants job. gh.w, plain
cooking, stay nights; no Sunday work
GIRL. colored, wants afternoon work
cleaning apts.. or offices. AID. 1857.
GIRL colored. with child. desires part
time work in morning. Ask for Margaret,
HO -GaH