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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-04-27

MIR. and Mrs. A. X. Perry and
daughter Alva Lee, visited at the
Nelson Lewis home last week. MIR.
Perry is Mrs. Lewis brother and
Mrs. Perry is a registered nurse
from Mayo Brothers clinic at Ro-
chester, MINI.
Mrs. Lucie Hauschild was host
ess to two tables of bridge last Sat
urday night. Honor scores were
held by Mrs. r. E. Reed and" Mrs.
G. M. Helm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Markham re-
ceived word from their son Bud
from Spokane saying that he will
leave Friday morning for San Die
60, where he will enter the ma
rines.
Last week il stated in the paper
that Sgt. George Hembree, who
was here visiting his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hembree, had left to
visit his brother Walter in Kansas.
1t should have said his half-brother
Frank Robertson, instead. Walter
is still overseas and gets his mali
through an APO at New York.
The First Lutheran ladies aid
will hold food sale Wednesday,
May 3 at Neuman's store.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-04-27
Local Lodge Entertains
State Officers

The members of Alma Chapter
of Kennewick and Beulah Chapter
of Pasco, OES, were joint hosts
last Friday night at the official
visitation of the worthy grand
matron of the State Of Washing
ton Mrs. Martha Churchill, and
several other grand officers. The
meeting was held in the Masonic
hall in Kennewick. Alma Chapter
opened and closed chapter, and
Beulah Chapter exemplified the
work. Three from Pasco received
the degrees and one, Mrs. G.. A.
Purdy from Kennewick. Due to
the illness Of worthy matron Mrs,
Lottie Lampson the meeting was
presided over by the associate
matron Mrs. Bea Mcdonald.
The banquet proceeding the
meeting, held in the Methodist
church was attended by over
100 people.
Following the meeting refresh
ments of dainty sandwiches and
coffee were served in the dining
room.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-04-27

Mrs. Roy Stafford has accepted a
position in the Visger Drug.
Alma Circle met last Monday af-
ternoon with Mrs p. o. Stone. At
ter the luncheon and business
meeting bridge was played. High
score was held by Mrs. Alex
Whyte of Richland.
The Helping Hand club mem
bers of the South Highlands at
tended shower Sunday evening
at the home of Mrs. E. Pulliam in
Pasco in honor of Yvonne Davis
Hutteball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gerards
announce the marriage of their
daughter Marie to Victor j. Burch,
GEM, U.S.N., on April 9Th in
San Diego, Calf.
Mrs. L. M. Keene is in Yakima
this week visiting a nephew of
her husband who is home on a
furlough. The young man, Selden
Mclaughlin, has been in the field
artillery in the North African
campaign, also in Sicily and Sal
emo.
Mrs. Carl Hess and baby daugh-
ter are visiting in Tacoma with
their grandmother and aunt.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-04-27
llI2

Members of the Royal Neighbor
lodge of Kennewick were in charge
of the Sunday night USO suppe
Chairman was Martha Jensen and
assisting her were Mary Wallace,
Bertha Foraker, Maude Neel, jean
cite Persinger, Gladys Faulds and
Eleanor Stafford. @~~..ss-
Harold G. Luvaas, son of Rev.
and Mrs. p. j. Luvaas, Kennewick,
is an enrollee in the Navy Viz
program at Union College where
he will qualify for officer training
in the Navy. A graduate of the
Kennewick high school and Pacific
Lutheran college, where he was a
member of the college choir, he
entered Union on March l, 1914.
Harold has one brother serving
with the army air corps.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcoc.., , .

Enas Flss Io1e Ise o5Rs,vI,s ,n knoEn
sLndas li FtTs. Love" ShIsS sf's Is now Is Ssars
M fully ff sure eeuppsa 1G ssae In Inednq
con facilities; NV. business and residential
IS SssftSn 5dS Snms %i sasrc last year $40 st9e
weekdays, DI, 044O, Mr.. Goldsmith
RoOMING HOUSE business and property.
8ooms snd Gdcs 81 Sst24ry bst4s fnd
come over $500 besides owners apt Coal
hot-water heat; electric refrigerator; good
Gisan saIv iurrniture. ria. owner leaving town. Box
WILL SELL 5i% of this firm to reliable
on a ma tional scale moder9 textile tex les sham nan
poos and other top-notch household chem
icals. Present MANAGEMENT compelled to
revea obbsr sbsoas sonade
OF this opportunity. About $4,000 cash
reanired eainr with emphasis placed on oualifi-
Gox for l3y ryb Star
with present-day automobile knowiedae
at neat 9es aIa and st yese,sb,.
to weakly 5nfe ony s5oo pRsoess GOOD w SG
Fred saeF koaod 'faAs a. asss s or RA s0SE9f 5
WANTED by young woman. teachers COL
iege graduate part or full ownership of
WANTED by intelligent, adventuresome
young lady. well educated, ownership or
partnership in interesting business; up
to 81 500 cash, balance installments. Box
TRUCKING. hauling and delivery business
wants active partner to purchase u inter-
est; TOO much for l man to handle. TR
MONEY MAKER - Old established meat
market; no goodwill money: 3 months
free rent. Call Thos. D. Walsh. Inc, DI
~ pMS ond 4 .., 80, r.
right. Owens Realty Co, ME. O4S6.
Mr.. CONN. AVE, 10 rms. 3 b. yard:
Co. ME O4S6
Evening star., 1944-01-23
BOYD SERVICE,
SELECT POSITIONS.

WANTED AT ONCE.
coNGREss1oNAL sEcRETARY, f.sf oeNo exp on
ean,tG ence, se7oo Hil able to handle correspond
stenoe,, exp. PUBLICITY, s-da. wk.. s45.
seportins ssa tins s. stenos: pref G res 5000.
Medical Sec, Sec under DER 80, IS $50 f;i GOV "N'
stenos stsnos 4sfe7 pst l,W 30 pef 5da " So sS5
stencg., coml, S1,sOO & o. T
Stenog., legal, perm, SIS wk.
Stencg.. hotel exp, s14o.
Stenog., bank. perm. $40.
BooKKEEPERs-T YPIsTs FD Miss
KNIGHT.
Bookpr, know D c., $40 vk
TYP TyDtsts I 5g6j; s peg: ( ezp5.: slso up.
Rem.- Rand Rkpr. Mach. cpr $40 wk
Burroughs Bkpr. orr.. $40 w.
Comptometer Operators, S%5 wk. up.
File Clerks, under 30, college edu,., s15o
clerks. Office t2O>, 81 500 yr '''
Club Receptionist, meals and S35 wk
Once Assts,, under 20, S35 wk.
Hatai sanS pellers' Pnonr c,Srln perm Sl@o s,,o
OFFICE & Tech.-Miss Day.
Bookkeepers. Lr. Accts,, s4o-s5o wk.
GROCERY CLERKS, Mech. (M. g. F., Miss
Chauffeur. white; room & brd, ,s175 mo.
Auto parts man, 4le days S35 wk.
Drivers, D. c. permit. real oppr., $3.50 &
o. T.
Meat Cutters (5). $50 wk UP.
Nieht Watchman, white, refs, 81 so mo- up.
NEW OPENINGS every hour--Many thou
sands PLACED veorly-LARGEST EN-
PIGMENT AGENCY in D. G: est. | | yrs.
PRIVATE enterprise has MADE AMEPICA
GPFAT-it NOW needs YOU Visit MON
DAY and TUESDhY-tfe BEST CT posi-
tione tNo-1. "114.
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
Evening star., 1944-01-23

GOVT. EMPLoYE will drive your car. OF
share expenses to New orleans. Feb. 4th
references. re = Glehe l6!I eve, and Sun,
DRIVING LOS ANGELES, Feb. md; place
available for gentleman; references ex-
changed WO. 0164. Ext. 504
COUPLE, young, refined, desires ride tc
Chicago within weeks. Box 1S2-V. Star
GOING Los ANGELES. will drive car foi
transportation; can furnish reference
Ii. 1880.
DRIVING TO CHICAGO Tuesday or Wed.
neSday; can take two passengers share
driving and expense. Call Mrs. Williams
Dl. 1888. Apt. 10S, Sunday after 1880 m
GENTLEMAN leaving for N Y. C. Tuesda,
am. 1910 Dodge sedan, heated car: car
accommodate four passengers. RA 1868
MARINE OFFICER driving to Los Angelo,
Monday; will take another officer AID
WANTED-Army or Navy officer to driv,
and deliver 194l Plymouth sedan to Army
oofhcer in Los Angeles. Call HO. 800
Apt. 500
OFFICERS WIFE desires lady passenger
70 San Francisco, Southern route, leaving
FEB. or 8; references exchanged Wood
LADY desires Transportation to Los An
geles or San Francisco first of Feb; will
snare snare expenses and driving; reference.
sligo 433S. o3s
Evening star., 1944-01-23
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CoLoRED GIRL, exp. housework, wants a
Eni }S6i nyen I've IN G1p or out; tu' 4454; ,o
coLoRfb GIRL wants want 'iiiS days work. De-
GoLoRED GIRLS. >, want g.h.w., in or
out refs, health certificate. DE. sl6o.
COLORED WOMAN wants housework, no
GHsnpgg STngS T IN stay ag nsats dsy2 pu week Vssk by
reliable colored woman. Call Franklin $40
or address 7o1 18th st. ne.
Smith, ea rd st. and nw NJ 55
GIRL, colored, wants days work, S4.eo
per, day, city only. TR. 5741, 10 am.
GIRL, colored, wants morning work, wash
GIRL. colored, gh.T.. 4 hrs. daily: morn
GIRL, colored, wants day work; SOC per
GIRL, colored, wants days work. Call
GIRL GIRL wants days work or part time; good
GIRL. colored, general housework, morn
carfare. Phone TR.. 6776.
only SOC per- hr eies plus carare mGsnns Monday
through Friday. MI. o91s.
Sd GIRL If T., cologed' mornns works to IL, all
fhsrs: s 81 carfare San.S cs GHGA Du "eS 47aa "e'
MAID, experienced, colored, for general
son, Chestnut OS66. pa
WOMAN, colored. to care for new babies,
daytime; will call for babies nearby.
FIR. 2S77 before II and after r.
WOMAN. colored, young, wants day or
part-time work. Estelle johnson, sos
@ St: NV. 3rd aoor;
dress. wants days work. MI 6031
WOMAN. white. housekeeper capable OF
taking full charge: references exchanged
Telephone Union OO71
WOMEN, ., colored; 25 and 30 in country,
want Job days work. Drop card Elizabeth
Courm, Barnesville, Nd. Can bring ref
WOMAN, colored, wants days work. Call
WOMAN, colored wants job cleaning apart
ment after 80: ref. Call after Sun
dav only, NE. 032S.
WOMAN, colored, wants FRIDAYS to clean
Please write B. Kelsey, ao1 R st. NV.
WOMAN wants part time, morning or
afternoon work: ref. Phone AD 3s1a
WOMAN. colored. very good cook. highest
references. wishes work preparing and
serving dinner or cocktail parties several
EVENINGS 2. week after 4:30; also cleaning.
Box "Ol ", Star
3 HOURS liEht 6lGo work, no laundry or Sun.
2 COLORED GIRLS want work nursemaid,
waitress or general Office cleaning. Phone
Evening star., 1944-01-23

COLORED-Man and wife would like job
as jjanitor, with quarters; good reference
Cell DI. 93O1. H4s
COLORED-Man and wife want tanitor
Job in apt. with quarters. Call Sunday
after Il Elk. SAL.
MAN AND WIFE want janitor quarters,
1894. "a.
MAN AND WIFE want Job as janitor by
the lst of Feb. with living quarters in
BUILDING not over 40 units. Phone NO.
1891
Evening star., 1944-01-23
POSITIONS OPEN


SEE US MONDAY.
FEMALE DEPT.--MISS WHIETE.
Stenog., Trade Assoc. 5000
Stenoe., Legal, under 35. S45 wk.
Stenog., Ship bldg, 5000 mo.
Stenog., Pat. law, S45 wk
Stenog., 5-day VIZ 10>. S35-S4o wk
Stenoe., Engineering, $40 wk.
Stenog., temp, 24 Wks., $40 Wk.
Stenog's, 81 hr t25). expr, NOW
FRENCH ENG. stenog., expr, $40.
Spanish Stenog, take Sp. die. 5000
FEMALE DEPT.-MISS BLACK
Comptometer Oper., expr.. S145.
Rockkeeper, full charge, $40 WI
Clerk, h. S. grad. under 80, S145.
Card Punch Opers., expr. $40.
Typists, so W-np. (2M, $50 wk.
Dental Asst, neat, $50 wk
Dental Hvgienist, expr., $50 wk
P. B. X. Typist, exor., S35 wk
MALE DEPT. miss DODGE
Statisticians t3), securities, $3.50.
Railroad Secretary, S225
Rookkeeper thoro expr, $50 wk.
Typists, 5-day wk., $40 wk
Investigators credit. $50
Editor, Scientific Mag, S4OO
Gen. Once Clerk. expr., $50 wk
OLDEST EMPLOYMENT AGENCY in D. c
Est, 26 yrs. New OPENINGS EVERY EEW
Minutes = THOUSANDS Placed = Away
WELCOME. To be sent bv BOYDS add
PRESTIGE to YOU. Visit fNatl o33s).
BOYD SERVICE.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

CARPENTER. 1st-grade work. Extra par
ttIons' stalrWork,. altering: dormer WIN
doWS Finish that attic. SH. S1lO.
CARPENTRY, remodeling, partitions. cab
lnets. Hn. general repair, roof repairing. Mr..
CARPENTER, small Jobs door locks, win
dow glass installed' roofs repaired and
painted WA. 6442.
CARPENTERi partitions and porch work a
CARPENTER- Alterations and repairing,
Il ing work guar: ny. Ainsworth. DI 6i22
CARPENTER WORK and, general repairs;
S;orm w9TF ras sash supplied Up and installed good
CARPENTERING and brickwork. by Job or
eo2lhItTact, COZ by experienced workmen. Call
CARrINTERING. painting. waterproofing
Was ana ma, naSementS porches. sarases and
CARPENTRY, any kind, 20 years expert
ence; ee; good WORK At the right price. W. H
fhooRs fhcTIfh' sspG! saSpEp Heishts sh1 25s
rtkNITrRT ' REPAIkING"' Es' WA resphoisteTine spao
snid snd rehnishing; no Job too small Quick,
eHlclent service. Free estimates. CO.
FURNITURE REPAIRING. cabinet making,
abe pI{eaT &c 5xPeri work
GENERAL REPAIRS no Job too 90 small aa,ioI all
W9rk .1rk Sasaranteed; call s am. to 10 pm
GENERAL HOME REPAIRS closed-in
PPorches 3 and floors, storm sash and doors
GENERAL HOME REPAIRs - closed-in
PRoFcheS 4oos and ooTs storm sash snd
Paintins o caii RsndoIph Rae1dsi 5s5a sneFai mouse
HOUSE PAINTING, exterior and interior;
O Can aGns any ha tme DGff Hs9e 9as5f5tnE roof
PAINTING, exterior and Interior; white
mefhanls m special seH prices for kitchen and
ia1is!ps WINDOW. rooi Eo' RoDef ioas' SesAe'ns
rAiNiNG, fdnsbld, pabpering general repairs; rea-
WorSmManship. ans Mr.. Rldenour, HO. 3i47
PaINTiSG, PAIN papering plastering. For good
paT1s papfRIsic Snii Taylor S Ga Randolph o722.
rhanlG, 6, 2, g immediate service. Trinidad 7i45
PAPERlNG, painting. plastering, scraping &
JscP Tate '[ss sx ess s no shortage of help
PAPERING and painting immediate serv-
&C. free estimate; IL years experience
PAPERHANGING and painting. $500 room
ara G @ Hp Work guaranteed. North 1884.
PAPER HANGING. quality workmanship
WHide s1l6e, mecn,; painting plasterins and fool
PAPER HANGISG,V this week. only 81 anc
up per room; 1914 washable. sunfast pa.
PLASTER, brick; cement. iasstone anc
wsa5teerproofing s5e No Job too small, TR
]
tubes small shop and reasonable. 141(
n Ppsrkwood pl, nv: Adams 0205 25'
RADIO TROUBLES? Let US help you We
specialize n auto radios. Home radios
when brought IN. Satisfaction guaranteed
essonable prices. See US frst wash.
lngton Rubber Co. 4th and Belmont SITS
RF.E5FRIGERAToR AND WASHING ma.
chin chimes repaired; ELECTRICIANS, wiring, anc
repairS Michigan ASA. 90
REPAIRING, remodeling and renovating
EEireplace york our speciality. Call Fall
CHURCH y03l- J, for estimate
REPAIRS AND SERVICE on all makes O.
electric refrlgerators. washing machine,
and vacuum cleaners. UNION 1898 90
ROOF IMPAIRED, gutter spouting, guar.
sIdt19r sshIJe1G repairs; Free estimates. Cal
ROOFING and sheet metal work quite
and spou,ing special attention to repai
/ work. ME. 1925.
UPHOLSTERING, cabinet work caneing
repairs VIM Euker, 10l6 10Th st. "
NEED YOUR HOUSE fxed up? SUI
! porches, screened porChes. extra room
Bruce Lee. 81. 2O69
Evening star., 1944-01-23
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS, clerks, receptions: select po-
sitions. No charge unless placed: top SAL
aries. Visit Natl. Teachers Agency (Est
II yrsD. 1911 G st MA 2114
Evening star., 1944-01-23

NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement is that you be en-
ployed. 1t costs you nothing to investigate,
JUST pnone DAVE PENNEY. CH. 1924.
sunny AND PIGGY,
Please call home Immediately Reverse
charges. Jimmy home, must see you. Leav-
ing for overseas. Stnnys mother near
Evening star., 1944-01-23
SITUATIONS WoMEN (cont. J


aay saa d s. dSn. x s. YG
WAITRESS, colored, to work in lunchroom
or or beauty parlor, day or night. Call FIR.
WIDOW. white, 43, and child, 8, in re-
Gin nned motherless or adult home. Box 2a9-L,
WON WOMAN young, prefers days work. Call
WWMAN ss1oi refined swhite1 companion to
Sfor employed persons. % + Ref. n"Is BOX 7s-Vs HsIe
%0MAN, pSona In eolored, desires part-time job
WOMAN, young. editorial and foreign cor
respondence experience. university educa-
wants noson Sew i9ress taa
WOMAN. colQred, reliable, wants evenings
or early morning cleaning. Offices or beauty
WOMAN. young, desires homework ad-
areSsing S envelopes or similar work. Box
WOMAN, young, married. white. wishes
work in home of employed couple one day
a week: have washing machine: will do
washins and ironing IN own home; So week.
WOMAN. mature. bookkeeper-s ex-
perienced ;, gen. office work; permanent
WOMAN, colored, wants s-hour or part
TIM tine work of any kind; no Sunday. Ph.
DO YOU NEED a representative in field
eence public speaking, selling, administra-
!iye ny Well pedueated' sscauainted, travelled
ssaSy Etc ''pns box e saS 8 star home
POSITION as executive secretary, reliable,
eSense Ceiling $500. a eonsSer iSs g., $50 $50
if Saturday afternoon off. Phone DU.
1000, Ext, 7o4, Sun, or BOX 206-V. Star
HOSPITAL HOTEL RESTAURANT linen
nicely machine mended; small-large Jobs:
Evening star., 1944-01-23

RECORD SETS. Russian and japanese,
little used, half price. 1909 H st. NV,
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher; beginners, review speed dictation
nrivete lessons; moderate rates DU. 2a2S
ENGL.,. French, Germ. Span classes: childr.
rsss; in groups: CO. osoo, Apt. 2oI. .
REFRIGERATION, air-conditioning. lab
oratory and shop for developing skill; $40
monthly yea years study s35 ss NV
RUSSIAN LESSONS, private or in class, by
native. For, further information, call MA
GOVERNMENT ENiPLoYE. college educa-
ton, German birth, would teach German
in exchange for English conversation
GE 1890 between 20 pm. -
LEARN REFRIGERATION service and how
TO operate your own repair shop. Oppor-
tunity for Older men, Free illustrated
booklet, Training School, 4701 West Pico.
Los h-oeleS
sPANIsH-Native teachers: conversational
method; beginners, advanced student;
small sroups. Senor Ramos Republic 1915
fe13.
TUTORING-Alg. geom, trig. English:
BIS. and ms. University of Va; former
h MI nvfn
Evening star., 1944-01-23
REFRESHER COURSES

comptometer, dictation. SPEED classes.
Eng spelling; THOUSANDS viii be looking
for work SOON. matter OF few months:
PREPARE NOW-ToDAY. New classes
starting, enroll today for advancement.
NEED 25 stenographers, typists, book
positions open every FEW MINUTES. It
rAYS to attend
BOYD SCHOOL,
Evening star., 1944-01-23
BARGAINS.
and
GHECEHnHCE

GUESTHOUSE.
Excellent downtown loo. o5 rms. : baths.
Restaurant seats 100 Gross income quoted
wonderful equipment. Switchboard Lease.
Priced at s16ooo; gith sSon1 5000 cash.
Best NV. neighborhood. Must sacrifice,
due to. illness. $1,000 cash, plus stock at
cost. Arm, apt and leaSs, as,I :, HURRY!
Exclusive sue5fs: EooWS Wvomins wtnl' ave. mr. Col
I'd, Income quoted. S5.5 mo. and beautiful
apt. fer owner. Rent only S152 mo. 10
rms 80 Dahs h banas eass tn nT dF heat tae FIRE
RETAIL BAKERY
And s-rm;, apt, :, baths; doing, good bus,
ST 900, with % s5on oi''s cash 81 handles 1e 'e"Se'
RESTAURANT,
M 18th $, NV. dinners only. Income
seats $50 @ 5.yr lease " and option. r" oil heat
included in rental of SIPS mo. Priced at
$4,000, with s. 900 cash,
throughout with maple furn: oil heat. Rent
500 mo- PrIse RooSs 81 200 sA4As xih $500 cash
Oil h.-w.h; Income quoted; S245 mo
rent only 500 mo-: 3-yr. lease. $500
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS.
Mt. Pleasant-l5 rms, 4 baths. oil INV.
h. Income quoted, $3.50 and apt. for owner.
I3-yr, lease. Rent, $50 mo-; $1,000 cash
MASS. AVE.
At Thomas Circle-l3 rms, 2 baths Rent
only $3.50 mo. Income quoted, $3@4 mo
Good turn, all is matt. 81 900 handles
BELMONT RD.
10 rms, 3 baths. Income quoted; S2Ss
mo-: clean. close to everything; oil INV h.
Rent 500, Ayr. lease Any reasonable
offer considered. Ideal home.
II ROOMS,
Arranged into ants; 5 elect. refgs Income
quoted. 1915 mo-: oil h.-w.h. Rent, S110
mo. Good furn. $50 cash handles.
A GOOD CLEAN
Rooming house of 12 rms. :, baths and apt
for owner. Filled. Income quoted, S51
mo: 5-yr. lease. Rent, $50 mo. Make
offer.
Is ROOMS, 3 BATHS
And apt. for owner Close to Dupont Cir.
Income quoted, S41 mo-; rent, 500 mo.
Owner i'll. Price right for immediate sale
R. I. AVE, Mr.. 10th ST
Exclusive guesthouse, no board: IA rms,
Gil h.-w.h.; good furn. Income quoted,
S055 mo. and owners apt. $4,000, good
Evening star., 1944-01-23
ATTENTION, EMPLOYERS!

Are you looking for reliable, college
educated administrative assistant? One
with six years banking, years com
mercial experience. Capable managing
entire staff and taking complete charge"
Are you willing to pay $50 per week for
an attractive, likable. well-dressed en-
ploye who is looking for a good future
with good firm? Then write Box 1s1-V,
Evening star., 1944-01-23
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

QUALITY CONSTRUCTIONS sid
ing insulating, painting, plastering, cabi-
nets and repairs. L. P. Reilly, telephone
Hvattsville 5123. 21'
FLOORS LAID, sanded and finished. Pet
erson. TAYLOR 1928. Eve. Tavlor Sab 26'
WE DO GENERAL REPAIRS and remodel
ing work on homes and buildings prompt
NO, aRf4
Evening star., 1944-01-23
SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEN.

AITDTTC Expert hotel restaurant anc
- ~. night club accounting. Boz
lS5-V Star
Evening star., 1944-01-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
r. NEAR CONN. AVE.

Rooming house beautiful. between Goth
and 21st; really clean, rooms of expensive
furniture, 2 baths, oil heat. Income quoted
over $500 mo. Garage. ss Price. $4,000
Evening star., 1944-01-23
INSTRUCTION. COURSES Cont,

QUICK review course in shorthand, type.
writing. bookkeeping. calculating machines.
New classes now starting. Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL, 1893 ct. Ma o336
Evening star., 1944-01-23
COMPTOMETER COURSES
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
MOTOR .'RAVEl.

Permanent positions Operators needed
Day and part-time classes Mabelle Hon.
our Beauty School, 1910 N. Y ave. ME
JITS
Evening star., 1944-01-23

1888 r (opp. Capitol Theater, Ma. 234o
Evening star., 1944-01-23
TRUCKING BUSINESS

OF old standing, with contracts for the
present and better postwar prospects. ICC
common carrier and household goods in
Maryland, Virginia and District of CO.
i,Iyn bio pov aSST C-ar
Evening star., 1944-01-23
PERSONAL (cont. J .

MARGARET sPAULDING-Get In touch
with your mother, Mrs. Anna Spaulding
You may get a lob II Vol like.
Evening star., 1944-01-23
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

y " y ~ ~ III tI--!AH NS1
l211 q Ct Next IN CHURCH
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05
TISKOVNI SKLAD
PROLETARCA
TX. IZKAZ

Detroit, MICE. John Orn 81
Frank Nagel soc, skupaj $3.50. (Po-
slal John Zornik.)
Cleveland, O.. Vincent Salmich
81. POSTAL Anton Jankovich.)
Oglesby, Ill. Louis Visnikar soc
Pueblo, Colo. Ludwig Yoxey
$1.67; Louis Korosec ST.; pc Csc.
Paul Russ in Mike P%ogorelec, sku-
pal 1897. (Poslal Ludwig Yoxey.)
4 Export, Pa. Joseph Britt $500.
Herminie, Pa. Pc soc: Chas. Ke-
rim (Adah) in Tony Mlakar (Dilli-
ner) skupaj 81. Poslal Anton Tor
nik.)
Detroit, Mich. Kathy Junko 75c
st. Louis, Mo. John Spiller So;
Pete Dolenc ST.; pc soc: Girl Med
we'd, John Gregorich in Joe Hoee-
var; pc Csc: John Frankie in j. Ga
lusi, skupaj SIS. (Poslal John Spill
ler.)
New Market, N. j. John Rupnik
$1.O0.
Dearborn, Mich. Anton Steffler
So. postal John Plachter.)
Kemmerer, Wyo. John II. KRIS
mix 75c.
Milwaukee, Wis. Frank Mako
vich So; pc $1.50: Anton Smrekar
in Frank Kralj pc 81: Mary Roshel,
Lovrenc Zavrl, Mary Starch, An
ton Kamnikar, Valentin Medic, Jo-
seph Zaitz, Leo SuSnik, Frank Bre-
CANT, Paula Vogrich in Louis Bar
borich; Apolonija Bratanic Csc,
skupaj $15.25. (Poslal Louis Barbo-
rich.)
West Allis, Wis. Joseph Radel ma
bral ma k~onferenci klubov JSZ in
drustev P~rosvetne matice $5.85.
Chicago, III. John Bavchar 81.
ShebOygan, Wis. John Spendal
$1.0O.
Winamac, Ind. John Kruzich 81.
Rock Springs, Wyo. Frank Grum
81. POSTAL Frank Remitz.)
Cleveland, o. Pc So: John Cor
jane in Matt Mesec; pc ST. Anna
zagar, John Rome in Clan, skupaj
81. (Poslal John Krebel.)
Fontana, Calf. John Pecnik 75c.
Skupaj $54.32, prejsnji izkaz
$639.15. skupaj $693.47.
Opomba: v zadnjem izkazu je BIZ
10 zabelezeno, da je postal 81 Lucas
Debeljak, Seattle, Wash Pravilno bi
morale glasiti John Shumrow,
Renton, Wash
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-05
1900 vojnih Iodij
pomogolo v ~invoziii

Invazija V Francijo je bila emo
najdrznejsih vojnih podvzetij v
zgodovini. Mornaricni tajnik
Forrestal pravi, da je sodelovalo
V Mi 1900 vojnih ladij vseh vrst
in seveda neSteto raznih prevoz-
Nib ladij.
Vpad tie pomorske in kopne
armada V Hitlerjevo 'festung
Europa je bill i~zvrsen brez u
godnosti kakega pristanisGa. We
like ladje SO mogle lie v blizino
obrezja, dale pa vsled mike vo-
de samo manjse ladje, nalozene
z mostvom, tanki, topovi, mum
clio in provijantom. Vpad Sc ie
posrecil in pc dveh tednih boiev
je ia armada vzela prvo veliko
pristaniSce - Cherbourg. Vpra-
SAME prevoza v BODICE je S tenn
v glavnem reSeno.