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Evening star., 1944-11-02
Return to Cnv
After Service

Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Whitlow of
Bethesda have returned from Short
Hills, N. j., where they went to
attend the memorial service held in
Christ Church for Pfc. Lawrence
Christian, reported killed in action
in France September %.
The engagement of Miss Mildred
Whitlow, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitlow, to Pfc. Christian had been
announced last January. Miss Whit
low is attending Iowa State Uni
versity and was not able to come
East for the service.
Evening star., 1944-11-02
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, DC. B-3
". 4,

invocation by Chaplain David Jacob
son, Potomac River Naval Conn
mand, and included report by Mrs.
Joseph Bernstein. Mrs. Mark Harris,
president of the national council Of
the society's auxiliaries, concluded
the program with a brief message.
Approximately $1,000 was realized
at the luncheon. The Thrift Shop,
managed by Mrs. Louis DincwitZ,
was responsible for making 785 tick
cts. Among the particularly active
members for the affair was Mrs.
Benjamin Siegel, who made rs
tickets.
Evening star., 1944-11-02
Back From Cuba

Sonora de Munilla, wife Of the
Military Attache of the Cuban En-
bassy, has returned to Washington
after spending the summer at her
home in Cuba Col Munilla Joined
her in Havana for the Inauguration
ceremonies of President Ramon
-Grau San Martin October 10
Evening star., 1944-11-02
Engagements
A unOunCed

1t. Comdr. Joseph E. Coker, U. S
C. G., and Mrs. Coker announce the
engagement of the latter's daugh-
ter, Miss Nancy Buckley. to Ensign
Charles E. Wise, U. S. N. r., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Wise.
Miss Binckley is graduate of
st. Patrick's Academy, where
Comdr. Coker has been on duty for
the past eight years. Ensign Wise
attended Catholic University and
was graduated from Stevens Insti-
tute of Technology in Hoboken,
N. J.
No date has been set for. the
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 7. Platt of
Hybla Valley. Va, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Shirley 1. Platt, to Sergt Carl. R.
Schilke, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Schilke of Milestone, N. j. Sergt.
Schllke is on duty at Fort Belvoir.
Evening star., 1944-11-02
Cultural Arts Attract S0cietv
To RecitaI and Exhibits

cultural bring
Saturday
Frederick H Bloch will recital o'clock Chidrens
Museum of Washington.
Another feature of the afternoon will be the
showing of cart in the Countries
Educaions travelling exhibit tells
southern nghbors from columbian present.
exhibit which especially
Evening star., 1944-11-02
Alumnae Meetiue

A committee of Westhampton
College Alumnae met yesterday at
the home of the president, Mrs.
Carroll Thomas, to discuss an i'm
portant meeting to be held Novem-
Der 1S and to plan future activities
for the season.
Evening star., 1944-11-02
/ eaCherS Meet

A dinner meeting will be held by
Delta Kappa Gamma, national So
ciety for teachers, at $50 o'clock to-
night at the YWCA.
A discussion on the equal rights
amendment will follow the dinner.
Evening star., 1944-11-02
Credit Club TO Install

The seventh annual installation
banquet OF the Credit Women's
Breakfast Club will be held at $50
pm. Saturday at the New Colonial
Hotel
Mrs Helen Jones will be installed
as president
The Michigan chronicle., 1944-11-11
Globe Trotters
Play Brewster
On Thanksgiving

The Harlem Globe Trotters. ono
OF The bcst-known basketball
teams IN the country. VII open
the 1914 season here when trey
lace the Detroit Representative
team Thanksgiving Day night in
he Brewster Recreation Center
gymnasium.
The Globe Trottcrs defeated the
Detroit team here last year. ~ 10
81. 10 avenge 37-34 loss TO the
locals an 1912.
Leon c Wheeler. former super
visor a, Brewster has taken over
the coaching Of the Detroit team.
and viii have a strong lineup to
face the Trottcrs when the whis-
lie sends he two teams IN action
Thanksgiving Day night
Wilbur KIM George Peaks. and
Ollie Clark viii be in the lineup
again In addition. Wheeler Will
have Ennis Stafford. Jack Vaughn,
and 4 number Of other new faces
10 aid in the oftcnse against the
former world pro champions
Abe Sapers;eln. manager az The
Globe Tro;ters. has had his men
n training during The past two
weeks, and will presen; q good
Quintet when the visitors arrive.
The Michigan chronicle., 1944-11-11
Sgt. Joe Louis Stops benson In Two;
Sampson Powell Belts Out Hughes

Sgt Joe Louis, recently re-
turned from a tour OF the Euro
pean war fronts in which he gave
boxing exhibitions for the GIs,
opened ten-city exhibition and
refereeing tour Friday night at
Olympia by stopping Johnny Den
son, indianapolis heavyweight. in
the second round of a scheduled
three-rounder.
II boxing fans had ever ac-
quired any doubt about Louis
punching power. il was dissipated
during the short time benson re-
mained in an upright position.
Joe displayed excellent judgment
Of distance. and his co-ord ination
was fine. considering that he has
done no serious training for many
months
Thunderous Applause
Joe. after acknowledging a
thunderous applause from the
more than ten thousand fans.
boxed cautiously with benson in
the first round, and then turned
his heavy guns loose in the sec
ond. He set benson up for the
Knockout with a stiff textbook.
and then finished the job with
singing right TO the jaw. benson
was still dazed after the count of
10, and Louis was wearing l6-
ounce gloves.
For the job Louis was paid
S6. 900.
In the main bout on The card
Jake LaMotta proved his superb
ority over George Kochan, Akron
middleweight, by stopping his op-
ponent in the ninth round.
In Baltimore Monday night. Sgt.
Louis won a decision over Char
ley Crump. Baltimore coast guard.
in three-rould exhibition bout.
giving Crump only few samples
OF his sharp punching.
Four thousand fans gave Joe a
thunderous ovation as he climbed
into the ring. Holman Williams.
Detroit middleweight. defeated
Kid Turera, Cuba. in the main
event.
Sampson Powell. Detroit mid
dleweight who gained national
fame several weeks ago by stop
ping Ossie tBulldogl Harris,
scored a two-round knockout over
Sammy Hughes in the feature
bout at Arcadia Monday night.
Powell weighed 1853 10 Hughes l6l
Powell dropped Hughes twice
for counts OF nine before the bout
vas stopped by Referee Clarence
Rosen. with Hughes hanging help
essly on the ropes. The bout was
witnessed by 2l25 who paid a
gross cate Of s4,654
William Spencer. s,ablemate OF
Powell. won an eisht-round deci-
sion over Mike Martyk. Buffalo.
The Michigan chronicle., 1944-11-11

nSR rACTE
The Michigan chronicle., 1944-11-11
Standings

For the second consecutive
week Wards Beauty Studio
emerged victorious over all oppo-
Sii!on 10 top all teams in the high
est number of pins downed on
Wolverine night al Paradise Bowl.
Last week they tripped DR..
Powell Johnson quintet. 2746- 1862.
but this week they boosted their
score 10 1921 in defeating Chrys-
Ter Boys, who bowled three good
games 10 total 2708 for second
horors They won the first
game from the Wardmen. 923-823.
but los, the next two, 956-997 and
S27-l00l Roy Williams
Spa-ked the Wsgdmen attack with
6l9 series Gordy Contrac-
tors won two and lost one from
Nolmas Lunch, 244S-2449
Yankee Potato Chips lost three 10
SportreeS Aquarium. 2329-2677
Ready Power Won two and lost
one from Dr. Powell Johnson
q8lntct. 2S3+-2396 .. DSR Sen
IogS Won TWO and lost one from
De,ro.. Steel. 2325-2235.
The Michigan chronicle., 1944-11-11

center Of the stage with their fast
and complicated dancing
Everyone is singing the praises
Of Bes RoXey, the personality
queen. who came 10 the B and c
directly from The famous Elks
Rendezvous in New York City.
Alberta Adams. the blues sing
ing favori;e, continues 10 reign as
supreme in her field as she gives
out every night with new and
old songs.
Ash Can LaRue. ace comedy
star. is still the funniest thing IN
The valley. and keeps the folks
laughing with his wise-cracks on
The other performers.
Amos Woodward and his or
ohestra keeps things jumping. as
ne continuous entertainment is
provided for the patrons ot the
original theatre bar. Club B and
The Michigan chronicle., 1944-11-11
Russ J. Cowans'
Snort Chatter

Alter kid Ellis. developer OF
more outstanding amateur fight
ers over the past 10 years than
any other boxing instructor, was
Joe Louis first trainer.
II was under Ellis that Louis
developed the fine left Jab and
hook he now possesses. II was FL
lis who polished his right and
made il one of the most devaStat-
ing in the annals Of boxing. and
i was under Ellis that Louis was
named the most promising novice
in the 1893 Golden Glove tourna-
ment.
Under the careful nursing Of FL
lis. Joe went on to win the Col
den Glove championship in 1884.
the Chicagoland Crown and the
National AAU title before turn
ing professional. July 4. 1894.
Ellis. anticipating Louis profess
sional debut. had signed his prom
ising protege to a contract. but
when Joe arrived at the age of 81
on May Is. 1888. he signed a con-
tract designating John w. Rox-
borough and Julian A. Black rs
his co-managers. The contract
with Ellis was declared null and
void because Louis was not FL
when he put his John Hancock on
the paper.
Roxoorough and Black hired
the late Jack Blackburn. one of
the great fighters az the turn of
The century. 20 give Louis IN
s.-uc,ions and prepare him for the
campaign that led 10 the heavy
weight championship crown which
ne Brown Bomber lifted from
James J. Braddock'S furrowed
brow on the night Of June q,
1887.
Losing the job as trainer for
Louis was a bitter pill for Ellis
+ 20 swallow. and the taste has re-
manned with him over the years
He had lost the opportunity tC
train heavyweight champion.
earn their living giving instruc
lions 70 fighters
Last Friday nj sht when Louis
faced Johnny benson, lndianapo-
lis heavyweight. in ;hree-round
exhibition Al Olympia. Ellis was
ore 81 the seconds in he corner
Of Louis opponent I; marked the
first time that Ellis had been in
4 corner opposite that occupied
BY his former protese, but this
proved no consolation as benson
was stopped in the second round
by the champion.
X X X
Believe il or not. hut there's \
good miller right here In the Of
flee Of the Michigan Chronicle!
His name is James Wilson. the
Young fellow who is covering the
bowling front.
williams chief claim 10 fame rs
a miller rests on the mile race he
ran against Frank Dixon. former
New York university star.
The Michigan chronicle., 1944-11-11
By JAMES Z. WILLIAMS

The second round OF the Post
Office League started Tuesday
night al the Paradise Bowl as
M.V.S. team took three straight
from Gratiot Ia put them in sec
ond place. The team bowled the
high series of the night with 1888
for the highest three-game total
and 892 for the highest single
Grstiot was behind 252 pins and
managed to roll 2286 against the
score made bv MVS. Roosevelt
Park. paced by Levi Rodgers l89
average for the night won only
single game from Mailing Division
as the Roosevelters bowed twice
by the score of 2l70-2220 North
western took two games and lost
one to Alfred 23l6-2l38 College
Park is still holding the lead in
the league by a four-game margin.
winning two and losing one 10 City
Division. 2284-2l99.
PALMER LEAGUE
The Doctors team set the pace al
Palmer Bowl last Wednesday night
with 27l6 to win two and lose one
10 Yankee Potato Chips, that led
The way on the previous Wednes-
day. The Yankees bowled two pins
less than they did two weeks ago
when the Doctors were able to get
only 2349 pins Jones Cleaners
won one and lost two 20 Northeast
A C, 2242-2ls7 Victory Five won
A game and lost two IN Club De-
liese. 2486-2524 49,. Highland Park
won two and lost one 10 Composite
Lodge. 2328- -220O.
UAW-CIO LEAGUE
The Falcons. captained bv Mitch
oll Fields. trounced F.AA Fore
men three games. 1892 1905. 10
score the highest team total by a
margin of 253 pins, with Local 400
second with 1859 Tire Plant
won one and lost a pair to Local
400 23la-2359 N-700 bowed 10
Nillenback for three games. PAS
1867 Local 2 split with Now
Steel for two wins and loss, 2345-
2289
The Michigan chronicle., 1944-11-11
Katie Graves Bowls High
In Women's a Division

The Fourteenth No. 3 team took
the spotlight Wednesday night at
the Paradise Bowl when they
bowled 22l4 to defeat Jefferson No,
/ team that piled up zls8 pins as
the Jeffersonisns won one and lost
two Woodward No. 10 team lost
two and won from Grand River
No team. 206l-2l47. Second No. 8
team won two and lost one TO Dex-
ter No. team. 2034-l879 =. Law
ton No. 4 team won a game and
lost a pair TO John R-Oaklsnd No.
9 team, 2024-2085 Baker No. 6
team made clean sweep and took
three from Clairmount No. 7, 1853
1924.
FOREST CLUB LEAGUE
Y. s. Steel won two and lost one
from Harding Woodchoppers. 2l73-
1869 Kelsey Hayes lost three
10 Wendell Packing. l844-220l.
The Michigan chronicle., 1944-11-11
MOTOR CITY WOMEN
a" DIVISION

Swanson's was paced by Martha
Shannon's l89. l79 and 1872 that
anchored the attack against Garvin
Motors. 2527- 2l79. The Garvinites
failed 10 win a game Swanson's
not only trpped their opponents
for three games. but topped the
league in the number OF pins spilled
for the night Twelve Horsemen
split with B&B Girls for two wins
and one defeat. 227s-2l76 E. Katie
Graves and Helen Williams OF the
Twelve Horsemen quintet. gal
loped of with honors in bowling
a Pa and 233 respectively. for the
srst and second highest individua al
single games OF the night Acme
Florist won a frame and lost pair
20 Alhambra Cafe. l952-l974
Picket Fence split with Burnett,
Health Studio With two wins anc
pna''oSS o0SS.1p-1
The Michigan chronicle., 1944-11-11
MOTOR CITY WOMEN
B" DIVISION

Dr.. Ovens Ten Primers had a
perfect night against Adams Serv-
ice Wednesday AT the Paradise
Bowl as the Adams team was hum
hled by the score of 2067- 1919. The
Ten Primers scored a double vic
tory in view OF the fact that they
excelled the field ot eight teams 10
take top scoring honors Club
s66 lost three games 10 Settle &
Sons. l7a2-lS7t Cozy Corner
'ripped the Sun for three games
! i663-i935. and Briggs Realty
I bowled against the average OF SUI
orcne Linen but lost.
nSR IFACTE
The Michigan chronicle., 1944-11-11
Chicago Duo
Wins Doubles
Tourney Title

: CLEVELAND. - Jack Marshall
and Jack Robinson. representa-
tives Of Sewell Brothers bowling
team OF Chicago. won the doubles
tournament held here Saturday
and Sunday. with a score OF 1891.
Roy Williams and Maurice Kill
gore. members of Adams Service
Of Detroit. finished second with
1895. George Wheeler and Robert
CTiny) Baldwin, Friars Ale team
OF Detroit tied with an Indianap-
oils entry for third place with
1891.
The Michigan chronicle., 1944-11-11

Bowl O. -Droms wua oHo9 q
Champion Spark Pius ~ Sowing
against their average nrisU
Local T42 won . pair and lot
single to Mark Twain Hotsl M
ie4i. and Cocktail Lounge lest
three to Roller Rink, z3es-2Sls. -
the skaters took the show.
The Michigan chronicle., 1944-11-11
Singer Tops Big
FlOOrshOw At BIC

Margaret Watkins. sensational
singer, is holding forth as star OF
the show al Club p and c this
week With a number Of popu-
lar and well-knowh songs in her
repertoire. she continues 10 please
the crowds.
Buster and Taper are The vcr-
salilc tap artists who hold the
The Michigan chronicle., 1944-11-11
Chronicle League
To Hold Meeting

The Michigan Chronicle Basket
ball League Viii hold a meeting
al 665 Benton street FRIDAY. Nov
10 at 2 pm Al teams interested
in joining the League call Floyd
King A, RA. 6635 or re. 2766i.
Evening star., 1944-01-14
HELP MEN tcontinusd,.

MIGHT MAN, lisht work: sood salary. 1910
NIGHT MAN. coiored, apt. house, = to
s snd ndNTEn fpEnace $50 CO. 5000: msnsser; 80.
joS Il pst1ct ca TR esse
7. b. x: oPERAToR and reception clerk
for small private hotel, 4 evenings q, week,
with good personality and recommended
Call manaTer, Hobart 1000.
servics station. S.'Ii must St have have b, &. driyins
Dillon, Barry-Pato g. Addison. 1872 14th
RoUTE MEN. white. IS to 80 years of age,
to service food-vending equipment: average
earnings 500 per week. 12lS MT. Olivet
SALES PROMOTION. large magazine dis
tributor, no selling. h-day wk. must have
Service srATIoN s'S NAN, fM this Job cassi.
NED as essential by WMB, must have
previous experience IN operation OF service
SAC week plus commission: Should average
$500 per mo-: vacation with pay Logan
Nc Motor 6, GO, 2017 Virginia ave. NV,
SERVICE STATION MEN, 2. frst class;
will pay fancy salary. Mr.. Bond. Jack
SHEET METAL MECHANICS and helpers;
aHf sHoff f0fg REpAkMsSNgn Sgnn sys N0 ss saeo
saoE sa ssSs sSsHSsn le sn sas
shoS AsS Pas'cs s4 Conn S0TSss svs MN AD
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced. $50 week,
sRokFaoRbRK MaiR s00 Cook '4t for ss Mayfower nT
d1iner. 5th and so r. l.. ave. ne. Close Mon
SODA pispENsER for downtown drug
store. No evenings or Sunday. work. Short
hours; gooeed goeed 3, pay. Apply Babbitt's Drug
SPANISH, Or South American gentleman
Tth coed lion Ter tsaehns day
SPOTTER, dry cleaning. Arcade Sunshine
Co, aI3 Lamont st. NV, personnel ONCE.
STOCK CLERKS. book and stationery de-
partments; 5-day. 40-hour week Apply
sHocksooM s1sa IL ssi n.$i SLinRks-ws hsv. open.
Washington parts store. Products han;
died are De Soto and Plymouth parts and
related lines at wholesale. The Jobs are
tunity for real advancement after the war.
Call or see Mr. Adams, at L. P. Steuart.
Inc, 144o st. NV, DE. 1900.
np conditions. 4o-hour week, time and
half for overtime. See Mr.. Carroll. 3446
YOUNG MAN for messenger and stock
clerk; state age, and salary expected; only
ambitious and honest person need apply.
YouNa YSH se MEN staT over 10, need q to nll posi-
tions formerly held by older men; good
pay, excellent future. Apply RIM. 4a4.
WANTED stake body trucks to haul coal
Good pay. Call Ma. 5SS5
SILK SCREEN PROCESS SHOP needs man
for al-around shop work. 1923 You St.
NV. Alpha Process &C
WATCHMAN
For modern warehouse; hours pm to 12
midnight; good salary; no experience neces-
sary
THE HECHT co. SERVICE BLDG,
140o Okie ST. NE
Take the Trinidad bus or Sth and X
ne; .streetcar, transfer to Ivy City bus,
which takes you directly to The Hecht Co.
Service Bldg
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFER FOR SALE BY THE ALIEN PROP
erty Custodian Of the United States of
America: Notice inviting citizens of the
United States Of America to make offers to
dian the improved real property consisting
OF six-room brick bungalow on an irreg-
ular lot fronting SO feet on Brandywine
street NV, the entire lot having an area
located st 37o5 Brandywine Street NV,
washington. D. c., Is more particularly de-
In Block numbered 2, Colorado Heights
as per plat recorded in the Once Of the
Liber County IS at Folio 20; said Block
numbered 2 now. known for purposes Of
assessment and taxa tion as square num-
nered 1857; subject to building restriction
dressed to. the Alien Property Custodian us an
z39 Fifteenth Street NV, Washington g.
c. Will be received until 10 O'Clock
var at s WRcS On ms he and 81 St paes dss
Cared CASH BIDS 5'iS MGsT SsfneG BE- she sus- Gs-
MiITED ON THE PRESCRIBED FORMS
.taisd .Any commission 20 ths h;a payabe must be 50
procured from Mr.. Carey Winston, Alien
Fifteenth Street NV, Washington 5. D. G.
a bank draft or certified check payable
amount annoy equal to 10 per cent Of the bid
PROPERTY Custodian reserves the right to
accept or reject anv or all bids. Property
70 oe conveyed by ouit-claim deed Further
may be obtained by communicating with
the Carey Winston Company, T39 Fifteenth
Street NV, Washington. D. c. Dated at
1a43., LEO T. CROWLEY, Alien Property
Evening star., 1944-01-14
HELP WOMEN.

suits. store experience: steady work in
modern workroom; good salary. Needle
craft $40 18th. st. NV.
ARTIST for all-around department store
art art WORK. s,k;, some experience necessary; APP
AssisTANT BoOKKEEPER-rYPIsr aSi EfkSP,EERY needed
Immediately: 5.day week; conEenial sur
roundings; good salary. Write Box 63-G.
ASSISTANT HOUsEKEEPER, experienced,
Apply housekeeper. Wardman Park Hotel,
Conn. ave. and Woodley I'd. NV.
ASSISTANT NURSE for 2 children, GOOD
wages; Call Mrs. H. Chanler. CO. 1925,
HaT pr wrIss aSa9 cTssssnt pl NV
GOOD 60, salary and meals. Apply assistant
BEXUTfCiANEA rare opportunity for an
operator who excells in better hairdressing:
sSfss nsd RE RsaErnlnSs 7s1S must h' permanent re-
sEAUTiCIAN. operator and !. manager
for NV; shop. Apply Frances Dee Beauty
BEAUTICiANs. q. experienced: 5-day Wk.,
Z evenings: excellent working conditions.
bEA6ficIANs ta,, good operators, no
sEA544p SPHATSal sSs lasa ese..nt is ..,
commission: hours. 8 to Q. stile HairdreSs-
Ing IN sal1n, Sale pE la95 g G. St. NV. DI. 5434.
Commission, saS7 Columbia t' Pike. ef' OK Ok.
iSEa saaurix I q OPERATOR ee,,r,n, . n.rm,n.rt
position In 9 hrst-class shop, apply ii,
person. Pat, Your HAirdresser, 271l 14th
q. A.v~ o. phone 90. 74oo. AD< at. h An.
Evening star., 1944-01-14

His mother and Sert. u. M. Zeiier.
father, Andrew Zeller, were notified
that he was wounded three months
aftsr he went overseas in Septem-
Der. His name was also carried on
. easualty list issued by the Army
today.
But I since got another notice
that he is all right now" Mrs. zeller
said I'VE were 50 glad" Sergt.
Zeller II her only son.
Two daughters, Mrs. Olga Long
and Mrs. Audrey Wright, also live
in Washington.
Evening star., 1944-01-14

n ! . m o Z II e r,
Mrs. Fran C e S
z eller. e 163
Trinidad street
NV, has been
informed by the
War De ep ar t.
nlent.
Sergt. Zeller
was born here
and worked as a
plu m b er and
steamhtter until
he was inducted
into the Army
. b o ut q year
and q half ago.
uI~ ~rfhnr apJ
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
;OMPTOMETER COURSES.
MOTOR I'RAvEL.

YOUNG LADY driving to Orlando. Fla
leaving Tuesday. January is, will take
and car expense. References exchanged
Call Jean Turner, WO. 770O for other de-
tails. 15s
WANTED. by lady transportation to St
Augustine. Florida; will assist driver; ref
erences exchanged GE. 1884.
geles Can take 3 people, very reason
able; no drinkers or smokers Tel. Met
DRIVING through Columbia. S. c.; Au-
gusta, Ga, Jan. II; 3 passengers wanted. !.
share expense and driving. Woodley 4197.
Evening star., 1944-01-14
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

DAYS WORK WANTED for Saturday. soc
hour and carfare. HO. 1850. Call after
pm. Lucy.
GIRL WANTS JOB from m. through
dinner in apt Call Dupont $3.50.
GIRL wants part or full time housework in
city: S4 day or SIS week and carfare.
DE 1921.
GIRL, colored. wants part-time work. Mon,
Wed, Thurs, cleaning, 9:30 to 1:30.
GIRL, coiored wants days work. Mon,
Tues. Fri: 81. carfare; frst-class ref.
in city only. AID. s455.
GIRL, colored. light complexioned. neat,
wants work of any kind. Call MI. 1908.
GIRL, colored. experienced, wants day S
work; references. CO. 1921.
GIRL colored wants days work. g h W
honest. reliable, willing worker: ref. NO.
2713.
WOMAN. colored. neat. stay nights: good
cook. Box BIT, Star
YOUNG WOMAN. colored wants job a. day
worker or cook or maid: best of D. c. refs.
140S S. c. ave. sc. Is.
Evening star., 1944-01-14
Wounded Sefgt. zeNer
Discharged From Hospital

Staff Sergt. Gilbert M. Zeller. ~,
wounded In November In the Med
iterranean area, is well and has
been discharged from the hospital,