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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

not live through the next day. He
didn't, but the knowledge that he was
doomed enabled him 10 heap the
bodies of his enemies around him be-
fore he went down.
Frequently the banshee makes its
appearance in a graveyard, the be-
levers say. After a funeral. so il is
said, the unholy wrath watches the
last to leave. II the loiterer is man,
the banshee takes the form OF lovely
woman and invites him 10 meet her
in the churchyard month from that
day
When the man leaves the cemetery,
he realizes that his ncwfound friend
is a banshee, so he sickens and dies
and is buried on the day fixed
Science explains the banshec's ef.
fectivencss by saying that many who
rear it are frightened TO death, but
the Irish say that one rarely hears
the walls which herald his own death.
Lady Gregory, the playwright, didn't,
but she got the idea. She was sitting
in her living room with friends when
one of them clasped his hands to -
ears and said:
There's a woman at the head u
the stairs with long red hair and
eyes that CLEAN like diamonds and
she's making the most terrible noise"
No one else could see or hear any,
thing, but Lady Gregory said quietly:
That's my family banshee."
She died during the night
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

When the late Wis
count was a youth, his
father died. He was
guarding the body in
the chapel. About 3
a. m, he opened the
door. Outside was a
huge brown fox, with
another just behind it.
On the night Of the
Dieppe raid, so many
foxes walled around
Gormanston G a S tie
that the caretaker, a
poor shot, felled six
of them. He reported
10 the castle, but when
he returned, the bodies
had vanished.
The only banshee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

VIII a IIdIIIt Is fIUIIIIII
which haunted the rock of Craglea
for centuries and devoted herself ex-
clusively to the O'Brien family. In
1914, on the eve of the Battle of Clon-
tart, Aibhill appeared to King Brian
Boru and warned him that he would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

bloodcurdling wall near his new home.
There's no mistaking that sound"
the Irish housekeeper told the cham.
hermaid. 1--WE heard and seen a
banshcc in Ireland. Never will for.
get that horrible woman with her
long face and high cheeks and flaring
nose and stringy gray hair One eye
was notified gray and the other was
black. Who is she coming for
now? God grant that it isn't Mr..
Verschoyle."
But when morning came her en-
ployer was dead.
Banshees are no respecters Of titles.
IL October u, 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

When Lord Charles Cavendish, the
husband Of American-born Adele
Astaire, died at Lismore Castle,
County Waterford, the head butler
swore that he had been awakened at
midnight by supernatural screams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

III
in Ireland are convinced that
! the banshees are bowling again
over their green hills and boSky dells
and all because the Most Rev. DR..
Edward G. Mulhern, Bishop of Dro-
more, is supposed to have appeared
the other day as his own banshee.
They say that for many year not
a banshee had been heard in the
diocese of Dromore, perhaps because
the Bishop insisted so vehemently
good Bishop died not long ago at
reported that the Bishop himself
his own death, thus presenting what
is believed to be the weirdeSt mani
festation in banShee history.
The banshee is probably the most
interesting figure in Irish super.
natural lore. 1t is usually woman
ban" means woman in Gaelic and
"shee" or "sith" means fairy-and its
unearthly walls foretell impending
death. But banshee is supposed to
be able to take other forms, as in the
case of the Bishop of Dromore.
The Bishop had been ailing. His
closest friends, two elderly spinsters,
sat by a window in their home at
dusk There was a peal of thunder.
That's a terrible omen," one of
the elderly sisters said There's
likely to be thunder on the left
when a Bishop dies"
Nonsense" said the other. Here
he comes up the garden path"
Sure enough, according to the two
ladies, they both looked out of the
window and saw the black-frocked
figure of the elderly cleric strid-
ing up the path. They scurried
10 the door to greet him, flung
open the PORTLAND found no
one in sight. Behind them the
clock struck six.
They discussed the phenom-
enon, then put on their coats
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-01

anu ll1oNCllOd W lAAC
Bishops home. His
housekeeper w a S
hanging Grape on
the d oor. T h e
Bishop had died
at 6 o'clock.
And now the
banshees are howl
ing again.
The banshee is
not confined to Ire
land but its be-
levers declare that
il can warn only
people Of pure
Irish descent.
William Denham
Verschoyle, noted
Irish aviation eX-
pert, had moved
from T a n 7 a & o
II Sc, ounty
Sligo, 10 England
to conduct expert.
mcntS 10 reVolu.
tioniZe air travel.
One nj & L this
spring there was a
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-07
Held Captive 5HouE,
WAC's Story Probed

BATTLE CREEK, Dec. ,6-A
WAC, Pvt. Lillian S. Herndon.
called MPs from a local tavern
claiming she had been held cap
tive for five hours. Police "res-
cued" her and are holding Oscar
Jones, %, a garage mechanic.
while the WACs story is being
investigated.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-07

n Mrs. v. T. wslivood. Bsrsvilis 400
Miss Terry Lonesks. sea nottingham.
u Crosse Pointe ZOO
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Moran. ATS Petsrboro 400
Mrs Leo Frigon. 1898 Livernon 400
Henry T. Juvis, 5o54 Richton 400
EDNA Delor. l7ieo Cincinnati 400
Mrs Thslma Lowe. 2605 Harrison 400
!, Mrs W. Noble l4ass Ward 400
Miss Marjorie simpson, i4Si7 Minock 90
Helen Lewis, b1s Z. Grand Blvd. 400
| Mrs Morell CuinAn, el2T Homer 400
] Mrs w. Hagen. 7oT25 Indian 400
Mrs Anna Slsdek. i772 Putnam 400
Mira Thelma Rossla. so Garfield 400
Buddy Bsstfn Jr.. s4e Highland.
Lincoln Park 400
MRS, Dorothy Rastin e4s Highland SO
mis-. EaIens Hudson. a2i W. Tobias. -.
Mrs' J. Frink. i7osI Grandmont 400
I Mrs Ray Rainer. e60T Graham 400
1 Grace Nj. Cummings. 1910 Chalmers 400
Mr., and Mrs. John Fanelii. 172oe
n Anflin 90
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-07

Miss Adsls czamy. a5is Junction 2.oc
EliEabeth DeLAurisr. 1os7o Hayes 3.oc
Mrs Lillian Hopkins. 1bss4 Washburn 2.oo
Dewsine DeLAnrisr, los7O Hayes 1oc
r. II. Tushan. 7os5 Glendale 7.oo
Mrs Anna stanehina. sii5 Chamberlain loo
Josephine Monaco. z5oe Ashland 7.0o
Mrs. ns sin9rs k,asoy.h & 1Iss Mspo1s.1 a.oo
Mn. sadie Huiin. III Douglas. Pontiac 400
Mrs. Rachel Robbins, 7Tlf TUXEDO 400
Miss Margaret Campert, 1914 Hickory 2. 90
Mia. rhslma cracey. ssie ". Vernon 2.oo
Thelma smiecinsd. 7sle Andrus
HAmtramck 100
Jeannetis 10th, $3.50 chens 400
Mn- , r. Hall sr.., ssi bsnitssu zoo
Doris n. KruidenieT. 341l pevonshirf 400
Mrk L. r simpson. 1900 7BroadfOrd 400
500
Balance carried forward T.b3t.se
an on 4
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-07

Among today's contributors to
the Santa for Servicemen fund
was the st. Mary Magdalen Girl
Scout troop of Melvindale. whose
$14 donation was accompanied by
this message:
1--WE had saved the money for
n Christmas party but decided
IL would be better spent on
Yuletide boxes for wounded
servicemen."
Another of today's donations
was from Mrs. LeNelle Miller of
1914 st. Marys, who wrote:
"Please accept this small con-
tribution. 1 pray II will help
make someone's hus b d,
brother or sOr happy on Christ
mas.
my husband, a prisoner of
war, In In n German hospital
with a broken back and broken
legs. My interest I'm your drive
is naturally acute"
MORE MONEY NEEDED
The fund today totaled $3.50
but more money is needed.
This is brought home by the
fact that hundreds of wounded
are arriving daily at Percy Jones,
the largest general hospital in
the nation.
Each and every one of them is
going to have a Christmas box if
you help. Send your donation to-
day to the Santa for Servicesnen
Fund, Detroit Times, 1870 Cass,
Detroit 81. A handy blank is pro-
vided in today's paper.
For each 81 contributed, the
committee will pack a box, en-
close a gift card with your name
and address, and deliver il Christ
mas week to some deserving serv-
iceman in this area.
RECEIVING DEPOTS
If you wish to pack your own
box, enclose card bearing your
name and address, list the con-
tents on the outside and deliver
it to any one of the following
receiving depots:
The Detroit Times, any Ameri-
can Legion post. any department
of parks and recreation center,
office of the Highland Parker,
basement of the Ernst Kern Co.
store. Pennsylvania Central Air
lines office, Washington Blvd. al
State.
For a daily report of the cam
paign's progress, listen 10 the
Santa for Servicemen program at
2:15 p. m. Monday through Fri
day over Station CKLW. Today's
program, originating from the
platform across from the city
hall. will present three Eclipse
Counterbore Co. employees who
are backing the drive to the
limit.
They are Mrs. Virginia Thomp-
son and Mrs. Louella Arnold.
whose husbands are overseas, and
Miss Rachael La Pointe. with
three brothers in the service.
RECENT CONTRIBUTORS
Recent contributors to the
fund include:
J. J. Cieow Employees, 41sa Cabot 500. 90
Plant. third SHIFT 100
Poin,e woods 20. 90
Miss Phyllis Tormeno, 2552 sheridan 1900
l. Meivindsie l4.oo
scott Church, soe Z. Kirby 1000
Mrs. NJ. Pearl. o5OS Crstiot 1000
Arvid AntonSon. 44i5 FAirview 1000
Helen Starek. 1880 Moran. Hsmt. 1000
Mr. and Mrs. p. Psaris, 20732 Eureka.
Wyandotte 1000
Mrs Leslie K Bellamy. 1883 Plain
view 1000
Fourth Floor Insp. Girls. Fisher Body.
Plant % 400
Mrs. Fay NJ Thomas 500
S Sgt and Mrs. /. Hernandez. i242
Tenth Ave. 500
Evening star., 1944-08-17
PERSONAL

REDUCING. special rates; remove fat in
spots, results assured; steam cabinet baths
rs ss sso X st m, 2o
method Result, etteeiise for a life
time or money back Write ior booklet, No
aEsf' sEa1 ,at, 81 ssTse5y u RE R soMMER"ERck
Dr. bR. II. t'n ". joHNsoN' aentist. False teeth
repaired while you wait. Room 1902
HAVE Msiofs BAsY Pf FHoToGRaPHED or at home by
baby portrait expert: total cost g photos.
SIC SEV ADAMS ms StS9 eyes N;,rsns Home "a
hour nursing service. Bed patients desired
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee: relief for pains and acnes due to weak
heart. asthma, rheumatism, arthritis,
nervousness. piles. colds; flu or other all
ence in charge. SH. 1858
WANTED to clean and mothproqf uphol, 1o
HIGAGY GHGAE1Es; cEfrGRED I'll hiiEn WOMAN teaches
EngIsh self.contidenee freedom from oa,ad self
PHoNr saEFaERD $500, ask for Mis-.
ALLENCREST SCHOOI-Day and board
ing: ages 2 to 6: immediate openings. 245o
No. Powhatan St. Arlington. Va. Gil. $500.
TEACHERS for nursery school; must live
m; me.hsG and ehilG consdsEed GIL 59ss
night: reasonable rates CO. 94S3. c3'
WOULD SOME KIND LADY be interested
in making home for widower and sweet s.
year son in return for room and home
child. Please cali BOWERS, 81. ABB.
IF YOU NEED BARBER SERVICE at your
home or hospital, call SERVICE BARRIERS,
GE 95OS: ewes. and Sun. WA. 9421
is THERE SOME ONE who needs nursing
care, and if they have house large
enough for or 7 other patients. would
accept their care in lieu of rent? l am
registered nurse in good standing. Box
2SO Star
Evening star., 1944-08-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY STORE, miles from Wash,
doins over $4,000 weekly; SG, very cry profitable able
moneymaker. Phone ALBERT H. COHEN,
from 2 te 5 CHI. 1861, -
wishes to retire. viii sell for reasoSaable
PFSNY RIlss WE1GHiNG WI n SCALES uM, in good
son IN store ste to
or terms. =; o. LIKENs, Wilson lane.
fffRfSVIsi fHRfVING Tavern for sale due to ILL.,
ness, Excellent beer. general srocery and
gasoline business Living quarters and
tourist cabins. Within Within 10 mi: Of D. G.
E gig NV S2sY0 e5 s5sh sSs sssss0 wilson
REsTAGRANT, short orders. fountain, Of
GROCERY sroRG, sR'0d doing nj good business;
Awe store, good opportunity. Forced to
sell Priced right for QUICK sale. l4o2
CORNER COR III -, GROCERY. nicely equipped and
stocked; beer license; doing $4,000 wkly.
Guided eti I'm IN rent at Of sIa5. EoGIEToN SEAL
ESTATE, 2s13 14th st. NV. Du. 5O51.
RooMING HOUSE WANTED have three
buyers for your furniture and business.
MR.. FLEIsHER. eyes,, DE. 7477; days,
aooMING EoUsEs WAITED have s
ewes. TIE. 212a: days, RE. 5140
BEAUTY SALON, and paying accessories,
modern booths; priced right and plenty Of
help, Bog 302,X,, Star.
lished 1913; sales price. 81 800; location
1881 18th st; nv; For particulars and
GAS STATION. in operation five years,
intersection two highways, nearby Mary
land; from owner; ST 900 for business and
stock; rent, 500 per mo. Phone WA.
3110, l to 6 pm.
SMALL DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT can
be handled for $3.50 cash. MR.. THRIFT,
1909 N. Y. ave. NV, Ma. 9743.
CORNER del.-grocery-beer; clean stock
reasonable. 3541 14th st. NV.
DELICATESSEN STORE. surrounded by
apartment houses; weekly business 81 600;
906 10th st. NV. ma. 1854.
Evening star., 1944-08-17
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING: rootins, rock wool in
sHlatl9n sII Cal ,,I, US for 1 ESTIMATE III HUDSON
n.y. 1ogo Warehouse at 9TH and T ne. III
CARPENTRY. insulation. painting and re-
sP5sssiasl,yy N NATIONAL 1S,Is INsTALLATIoN
FLooRS1Yes, we clean, bleach. nniSh;
wax, polish, repair, lay wood floors. NASH
FLOOR CO; I9l6 Goth st. NV. RE. 1912.
ss shns ca cafnF SPses
JOHNS -MANvILLE roofing. siding, storm
coRTRAcT1Na ssSs f ga Sears oI to aEoS 5oS GATES
MODERNIzE YOUR HOMEwPorches in
closed. recreation rooms built, attics I'm
aad ans brick dne TSrk
Tanaea Fana Get EgT Esf eT5Ms IsSms
MoDERNizE Gafzi!'i IoGk TX HOME saai and add addi-
tional income. Attics made into rooms,
basement o rooms finished, porches in
fosea seneFete work plumeng
mates: small monthly payments. TABOR S
HOME RENovATING, INC, 1920 Irv-
ssS%s ] Ia ]yesss sfsct SECURITY 11sY%ofs5'asi HonE
SCREEN l1'sc5i5s: YoUs PORCH now while have
the material or for any home improve
ment: Call W T. TAYLOR. Sligo oa43 ewes
CALL A. p. WOODSON CO.-Roofng. sid
ing, insulation combination storm sash
1918 H st. NV RE $500
ASK for our free roof inspection service
Specialists en- slate, tile, asbestos and
asphalt. Estimates on siding and storm
sash. ] to Is years to ray. SUBURBAN
ROOFERS. Sligo 56C@.
24-HR. SERVICE! Carpentry, concrete
work, brickwork, roofing, painting screens,
cabinets. A. E. WOOLBERT, AID. 615S.
Evening star., 1944-08-17
HELP poMEsTic Gent, !,

gghh.v;; I've in or out. 1850 17th St. NV.
MAID. part time, pm. to after e:ao
house, near 34th and o: in family: must
be good cook; health certificate and city
references: $75 month. AID. 0O61;
live in, nice pvt. room, bath; on car line;
Bethesda; ref; S22 wk. WI. 5498.
MAID for downtown rooming house, year
around job; $75 month; Thursday after
hoon noons on; no ,ssg Sunday work; short weekday
MAID-G d. W.. reliable person. help care
4 Mis,mo; old child Randolph 4l8s
MOTHERS HELPER, small family; prefer
girl TO sleep in. Phone ia. 1872.
PLEASANT paa;an 2nd-fioor room; S15. Oliver
MOTHERS HELPER, no Sundays. nc
nights, good salary and hours to right
parv; n,Tp Apply AS 10Th st. ne. LU; 1905
| month, seashore near Annapolis; perma
after; twins, 2 yrs. old, and 5-yr. .-old girl:
pleasant psas IT. @ausrters. 1922 36th st. NV.
RELIABLE WOMAN. colored, as maid in
no Sunday work. ME. 5404. IL.
SECOND COOK, white. for new institution
men IN Ghe.y Ghase ynG all mpdern equip
= 100 r,s and @ full maintenance. Call MRS
WOMAN 70 CLEAN doctors once. Thurs.
asy sre referenees an to Ra fso 424 pH 81 and car
WANTED, kind motherly white woman as
housekeeper. children. cchool age; mod
ern apt. live in. OR. 93s9.
GROUP OF NAVAL OFFICERS living in
evening meal and do general housework
Call WI. 2215 after pm 1S%
Evening star., 1944-08-17
HELP MEM.

VEGETABLE MEN (2), experienced: good
wSo 1899 s9oTTER Wisconsin nooS aye ,.,.r, Ami,
Ho@seD Sl.EANERs. is47 So, Capitol st.
YOUNG MAN to work on soda fountain
sa,ss nssiD xfsa eHd MAE ohf
WE HAVE several openings in our etaes
for for. e .ex-seryicsmspi ss, knowledEe Of NCR NCR
WILKINS: 3rd noor; 5o2 il St; NV.
ESSENTIAL Gs INDUSTRY REQUIRES services
essential work. to train for electrical and
mechanical maintenance work on light
m spsd pssss e E
trical or radio repair work: salary. soc an
hour, to. be further adjusted after appren-
l44-B. Star, giving full particulars re-
Earding previous employment and auali-
SERVICE DEPT. white: learn skilled trade
essential industry. with or without car;
good salary. increases. car allowance, gas
yRsfa faS1ms ss41s co nSs
PARrsT1mE IzIR s! aiE woRk-Help in the war eff.
fort by learning to operate a streetcar OF
bus or by working as streetcar conductor
Experience not necessary. We teach you
and pay you while learning. Training may
be taken during free hours. No Sunday
work. Need men and women able to report
Tor work weekdays between am. and
siso an an and sla then wor for several hours
Also tnOSe aD'e 10 repOIW between s and 4
pm. and work at least hours at q time
ABBY weekday mornings. CAPITAL TRAN
SIT CO. seth And Prospect ave. NV.
GEORGETOWN. Hiring arrangements ap-
EX- X-SERvICEMEN-s anship offers big
postwar career: join sales classes now
forming; complete course in fundamentals.
practical training and you may earn while
learning; 3 veterans now succeeding: po-
Sition guaranteed if successful: earnings
$500 to $500 per month. See Mr.. Black
ard. AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASsOCIA-
LION. Pa. ave. at eth st. NV.
WANTED-Men, 25 to 35, who are me.
cha nically inclined, to work in essentia
food d-processing plant: permanent work
for right persons. union conditions ano
wages. Apply 2040 West Virginia ave. n e
PART TINE for evening work Appl,
Superintendents office, 4th floor. S
KANN SONS co.
LOCAL FIRM of wholesale plumbing anc
heating contractors needs man as assistant
to chief engineer. Duties will be to follow
up JOBS, check material and proc ress anC
nandle details Man with mechanical eX-
perlence wal find permanent opening with
excellent future. Age not material. Will
consider veteran. with impaired arm
MSSREA EQUIPMENT CO. 5l6 md St n W
LEADING LOCAL PLUMBING and heatins
nrm needs man for office estimating and
plan work, should have some mechanical
ability and know simple drafting; per.
manent position with excellent future: will
consider veteran with impaired legs: salary
Sl5o per mo. or more TO start; age not
material McCREA EQUIPMENT co, sic
IND ST. NV.
Evening star., 1944-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

CCoRDIONS-Hohner, IL bass. S4950:
Wurlitzer., 120 bass. Gemonstrator, $3.50;
private lessons. Call Republic 62l2,
KITS. 1890 G ST middle of block.
ADDING MACHINES, comptometers. cal
culators, hand. cleo; sale or rent: reas.
CIRCLE. i112 18th st. NV d. 1872
AIRPLANE CLUB MEMBERSHIP. Phone
AMPLIFiER, excellent condition, s55;
extra set OF tubes. Apply Aug. 20. 529
ANTIQUES from estates. china, glass.
silver, brio a-brac books pictures, frames.
tables. SIS 5th st. NV.
ANTIQUES-Silver. china, lamps, tap
estries, tables. paintings, hand-painted floor
screen. 1915 Evarts st. ne, one block
south Of 18th and r. l. ave, Take Mt
Rainier car or crosstown bus to Franklin st
ANTIQUE WARDROBE, large. solid quar-.
tered oak. perfect condition: $50: must be
sold. Alexandria 1881, 8 am. to pm :
AWNING-l0-ft. blue awning, SIS: used
BABY CARRIAGE. folding; metal scales;
BABY WALKER, metal: red leather high
chair, two wooden gates, 81 each: new
yard swing. MI. 1885. 19s
BASIN, pedestal, dark blue, Standard
sanitary, new: kitchen sinks. BLOCK
BED, single, strong wooden: coil spring
and good. clean mattress: S25. 1Ol5
r. l. ave. ne. DU. 2161.
BEDS. Rollaway, with layer-felt mattress;
Hollywood-style beds, $40. ATLAS, 92i
G st. NV. Dl..2737.
Evening star., 1944-08-17
SITUATIONS poMEsIlc

GIRL, colored. neat. wishes housework,
full time, from s to 4 ne. or Wesley
Heights preferred. AT 944g.
GIRL. colored. desires position as waitress
part time, hours q . m. to 10 p m evenings.
RA. ABB.
GIRL. colored, wants general housework,
5I2 days weekly. no Sun. 312 st NV.
GIRL colored. wants 3 evenings a week,
general hoUsework. Call AT. 1915.
WOMAN, colored, wants general housework.
steady EX. 1850.
WOMAN. white, reliable, middle ged, in
small family: plain cook: stay nights; rel
erenceS. Box 3l9-x. Star. lS+
WOMAN, coloreG. wants Job as cook; good
reference: S25 or $50 per week. 1928
9TH st. NV.
WOMAN. colored wants lob as cook and
general housework; stay nights; references.
ll4l 20th st NV. -
BY EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER, from
noon till pm, afternoons per week.
Phone TR. GS2S. IT,
1 WANT A JOB nursing a baby. some
thing like domestic work. Address 2l29 H
st NV HO u so after & clock .
Evening star., 1944-08-17
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started. kept
part time: statements. audits. tax returns;
prompt, reasonable SH. 1864 22'
FOREIGN WORk-Youne man, with four
years experience in Latin American air.
lines rs traffic manager, Office manager
etc, desires position in foreign country:
speaks Spanish and has rudimentary
knowledge OF French and other romance
languages. Box 33S-X, Star.
CLERK RK-STENOGRAPBER, 10 yrs exp,
draft deferred; full time. Box 355-X
Star. 1S'
JANITOR, 7 yrs exp, wife, one child
with quarters. Best ref. Phone RA
4057. 22'
MAN, colored. wants work of any kind
between and IL pm; good painter
MI. 4241, after pm.
Man, handy with tools, desires painting
carpentering or any kind of work. al7c
have truck for hauling trash. AT. 09ll
after 5 pm.
RELIABLE DRIVER wishes to rent cab
from owner. fun or part tire DI a421
Evening star., 1944-08-17
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE twhite), sober. reliable take
care OF small rooming house. wife to clean
for interview 10.
DISHWASHER, colored; good wages and
Eood hours. Call AID 1893
HOUSEMEN t2), colored and colored
women cleaners hours. 9 10 4 good salary,
Apply MRS. CARPENTER, 240O 18th st.
NV, between and 4
TENANT FARMER, preferably with family,
for fully equipped 90-acre farm about "a
MI from Washington in Montgomery Co
eIecLrlcltv and telephone. Call Ma 3617.
WANTED. dependable married couple to
take year-around charge of modern coun-
Try nome which we visit only week ends:
IDEAL llVinE conditions: must have excellent
references. Box pSn-X
Evening star., 1944-08-17
INSTRUCTION. COURSES.

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Permanent
positions. Operators needed. Day and
part-time classes. MABELLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL 1910 N. Y. ave. ME.
711S.
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able on Cubs, Taylorcrafts and Waco's
0-330-horsepower ratings at ConsreSSional
Airport. out Wisconsin ave. on Route 2i0
between Bethesda and Rockville, Md. Take
Rockville bus at District line. Phone
Oliver SSSS 81
AIRPLANE CLUB membership open. Phone
S4Qh
Evening star., 1944-08-17
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DRESSMAKTNG. plain and fancy. women
and children. MRS. PEPPERS, 13 ST. s.W.
IL
DRESSMAKING. designing. remodeling,
alterations; reasonable. MISS BERT. 1880
Irv.ng st. NV, Apt. 4. Adams 223s;
GIRL. colored, experienced in salads and
sandwiches and fountain work; no Sun.
No 55SS
PIX OPERATOR, night position, hours
! ! pm. to am: 1-yr. exp: nice hand
writing; capable. dependable; available
sECRETARY. I years experience. colIese
grad; $50 week. Columbia $500. Ext.
BOT. IT,
STENOGRAPHER. versatile, 10 years ex-
perience; hourly or weekly basis. available
at your conyenience GE. 11s6.
STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY (mature), ,
competent, seeks part-time or temporary
employment Box 271-X, Star.
TYPlST-Young lady. experienced, de-
sires temporary position as typist, gen.
office WI. or recpt, present time to Sept.
8; ref. EN-. sS52.
WOMAN, colored. desires part-time domes-
tic work Call Trinidad 32S9
Evening star., 1944-08-17
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

BUSINESS.
STENnCR ApHERS S1, VII

STENOGRAPHERS, S45 wk., radio work:
Stenog.. publications, $40 wk.; stenog., mir
rep. S2.1O0: stenog., trade assoc, 100;
mo. Bookkpr, full charge, $50 wk..
tometer oper, Sl6s mo. Hundreds Of
- years. INA. 233s) BOYDS. 1898 F st.
TEACHERS, clerks, receptIsns. select po-
sitions No charge unless placed: TOP sal
aries. Visit NATL TEACHERS AGENCY.
tEst. IL yrSl l31l G St MA 2114.
Evening star., 1944-08-17
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WILL PAY for auto transportation to
Wildwood. N. j., Sunday morning. August
20. Box 41u-A. Star.
IF ANY PERSON driving vicinity Grand
Rapids, Mich, end Aug. and returning
Wash. around middle Sept. desires pas
sengers, return trip or both ways, please
write Rox n-D-X Star