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Evening star., 1944-01-04
Mrs. Grace B. Logan
Dies; Pioneer Leader
In Women's Clubs

NILS. 1TdCe BOyntOn Logan, ~,
widow of Ellis Logan, former Gov
ernment employe here, and dean
OF the presidents of the District
Federation of Women's Clubs, died
Sunday at her home, 1915 M street
NV, after long illness.
She was the daughter of a Mid
western physician and early in life
became interested in theories of
woman's place in business, politi-
cal and civic life.
She was active in the suffrage
movement and participated in the
1914 parade of 500 women to the
White House where she, as one of
the leaders, presented President
Wilson with a petition for votes
for women.
AS a relative of Presidents Hayes
and Garfield, she frequently had
been a White House visitor and also
was a close friend of Mrs. Grover
Cleveland
Active Club Leader.
Nearly As years ago she started on
career as club woman which won
for her wide reputation as leader
and organizer of feminine groups.
Mrs. Logan came here from Chicago
where she had been president of the
Kings Daughters of the State of
Illinois, one of her first major posts
in her club work
Much of her organizing work was
done here where she was instru-
mental in founding the Marietta
Park Womans Club, the Park View
Woman's Club, the Petworth Wom-
ans Club, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
and the Housekeeper's Alliance.
Mrs. Logan also was active in pa
triotic organization work here, hav-
ing been a member of the Daughters
of the American Revolution and Or
ganizer of the Marcia Burns Chapter
here. At the time Of her death she
was a member of the Mary Bartlett
Chapter.
She also was active in the De-
scendants of John Alden, Daughters
of Founders and Patriots. For
eight years she was national secre-
tary of the Society of Children OF
the American Revolution. Besides
being president of the federation
she served as chairman of its fine
arts department and was member
of the Committee on Public Welfare
Other Activities.
MrA Logan served as recording
secretary and chairman of the Fine
Arts Committee of the D. c. League
of Pen Women. She also served
as president of the local branch OF
the Woman's National Sabbath
Alliance
Mrs. Logan was chairman of the
Mothers Club of the WCTU. She
also was a member of the Sons
and Daughters of the Pilgrims, the
Order of the Eastern Star and PEG,
a woman's secret fraternity. At
one time she was first vice president
of the Womens Missionary Union
and was a former president of the
Florence Crittenton Home.
Services will be held at 1890 a m.
tomorrow in the Chambers funeral
home, l400 Chaplin street NV, with
burial in Arlington National Gene
terry. There are no immediate
survivors.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
7 Former Officials Sued
For S28, 500 by Editor
By the Associated Press.

By the Associat ted Press.
BECKLEY, w. Va, Jan. 4-Dam-
age suits totaling s28,5O0 have been
filed by Editor Eugene Scott of the
Beckley Post-Herald against two
former city officials as the out
growth of an alteration over an
editorial Mr.. Scott wro criticizing
policies of the police department.
In suit filed yesterday in the
Raleigh County Circuit Court, Mr..
Scott named former Police Chief
Tommy Roberts and A. K. Minter,
former mayor. codefendants in a
$25 900 damage action.
Mr.. Scott previously had filed a
S3,500 suit against Mr.. Roberts and
his bondsmen while Mr.. Roberts was
police chief.
The newspaperman said he was
assaulted by Mr.. Roberts in the
presence of Mr.. Minter wher he
went to the chiefs Office to discuss
the editorial.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Robert {. BeaIe, "a, Dies;
Life Insurance Aqent

Robert E. Beale, "a, for 25 years
an agent for the Peoples Life IN
surance. Co. died yesterday at his
home, 629 Fourteenth street NE.
after long illness. A native of
Stafford County, Va, he had been a
resident of Washington for 40 years.
At one time he had been active in
the Metropolitan Baptist Church
choir.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Mignon-
ette Beale, he is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Morris j. Crawford;
two sons, Richard E. and Calvin l..
Beale, and a sister, Mrs. P. M. Riley,
all of this city. A sister, Miss Mabel
L. Beale, and brother. Gilmer E.
Beale, reside in Stafford, Va.
Funeral services will be held at II
m. Thursday in the Metropolitan
Baptist Church. Burial will be IN
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
By the Associated Press.

The War Department yesterday
credited combat photographer with
saving the crew of a Bit Flying
Fortress by freeing a 2o-pound frag-
mentation bomb from the planes
underframework, where it had be-
come stuck, few seconds before it
was due to explode.
The incident occurred November
18 during a raid on the Eleusis Air
drome at Athens, Greece.
A radio operator noticed the bomb
lodged in the framework, it's pro-
peller already spinning out the At
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Bill Would Require
Job Before DISCHARGE
~ ~, aeeo,;a,.ap pr

BY the Associated Press
ELKINS PARK, Pa, Jan. 4.-Sen-
ator Davis, Republican. of Pennsyl-
vainia said last night he may intro
duce a bill making it mandatory for
servicemen to remain in the armed
forces until they obtain private en-
ployment.
Senator Davis spoke at Inaugural
tion ceremonies for newly elected
Cheltenham Township commission
erS,
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Ban Lifted on Making
OF Ruzors and BIudes
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The War Production Board today
authorized unlimited production OF
razors and razor blades.
The order revoked previous regu-
lations which limited the manu-
facture of metal safety razors tc
orders for the armed forces, and
lifted an absolute ban on produc-
ton of straight razors- and severe
limitations on fabrication of safety
razor blades.
WPB said the metals required fol
razor production are no longer or
the critical list.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Selossie's Cousin Freed

Ras 1mura, cousin of Emperor Sc
lassie Of Ethiopia, has been released
by Allied forces in Italy and sent
home. He served his country
throughout the Ethiopian campaign
until captured and held as hostage
by the Italians.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
0arn nf Uhanka

COOPER, MARY REBECCA. We wish
70 express our sincere thanks for the kind
expressions of sympathy and floral trib-
utes during the illness and at the death
of our loved one, MARY REBECCA
COOPER. THE FAMILY.
SIMPSON, MRS. ELLA. We sincerely
wish to thank Rev. Green and Rev. Ander-
son, the friends and neighbors for their
kind words and cards of sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes given at the pass
1ng Of our devoted mother, Mrs, ELLA
SIMPSON.
Mr., JAMES SIMPSON. sr, AND CHILL
DREN, MRS. MAMIE DIGGS AND
JAMES SIMPSON, Jr
Evening star., 1944-01-04

WOOLF. FLORA FISHER On Nom
day January 3, 1914, al her residence
500l Mass. ave. NV, FLORA FISHER
WOOLF, beloved wife OF the late Oliver
Perry Woolf and mother OF Donald O.
Woolf
Funeral from the V. L. Spcare funeral
home, 1909 H ST. NV. on Wednesday
January 5, at l pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Arthur l. BeordsIey Dies;
Laboratories President

BY the Associated Press.
ELKHART, Ind, Jan. Arthur
Lehman Beardsley, "a, president of
the Miles Laboratories. Inc, since
1896, died yesterday. He had been
III since December %.
Mr.. Beardsley was born at
Buchanan, Mich.
Evening star., 1944-01-04

WALTER W. La Fayette
Lodge, No. 10. F. A. A. NJ.
will hold a special communica
ton Thursday, January q. 1914,
at l:l5 pm. at the Masonic
Temple, for the purpose of con-
Quoting the Masonic burial
services for our late brother,
w. WINNIE.
A RROWN w NJ &
Evening star., 1944-01-04
DratHa.
PRUSIN

PRUSINOWSKI STANISLAW W. On
Monday, January 3. 1914. at Garfield Hos
pital STANISLAW w. PRUSINOWSKI Re
mains resting at Chambers funeral home
140O Chaplin St NV.
Notice of funeral later
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Dratha.

ALEXANDER: JOHN s., Jr. On Tuesday;
Dixon ave; Silver sprins. Nd. JOHN s;
Ahhe Aexander GseTea sna her sean 81 Betty
Theresa Hestkind, Theodore W Alexander
Soes MES Mary NJ unera Ne ater Services
Chambers
life on Monday, January g. 1914, at Gal
linger Hospital, WILLIAM c. ARTS. He
leaves to mourn their loss devoted wife,
iel and Brutis, and a host of other rela-
tives and friends The remains will be
resting at his late residence, 3l3 59th
Notice of funeral later, Services by
Hall Bros, 400 st. NV.
BALL, MINNIE R. On Monday Janu-
MiNNiE r, BALL Of ePite'GSn sis aeSe rd..
Luther Clyde Bali and mother Of Edwin
Lawrence, Richard Carlyle A Steuart and
David Ball and Mrs. Margaret Louise Rey-
home, .2s47 Wilson blvd, Airing ton. Va,
Gay e. T be hed
Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
BAuMGARDNER. HARRY. On Mon
pita H HAIRY " BAuMeARDNER q HSAa'S Seloved Us
nuSband OF Mary f. Baum2 ardner and
father of L. Garland Baumgardner of
alexandria and Mrs. Ethel L. Heed Of
Baltimore, Md.
Services at the Cunningham funeral
nome, 500 Cameron st, Alexandria, Va,
Thursday, January g. at > pm. Inter
ment Ivy Hill Cemetery. 81
BEALL. MARGARET v. On Tuesday,
January 4, 1874 at Sibley Hospital, MAR
GARET V. BEALL beloved wife of Howard
!, Beall, lr., and mother of E. Eugene and
Virginia Ann Beail.
Funeral services at her late residence,
1921 Branch ave, Washington 20, Sc.
Thursday, January &, at pm. Rela =
tlves and friends invited Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 5
BEAsLEY, WILLIAM. On Monday. jan
uary 3, 1914, at the home of his brother,
Joseph BeaSley. at Clifton Va, after a
brief illness, WILLIAM BEAsLEY, aged
81 years.
fax, Va. on Wednesday, January ;, at 1880
pm, Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Congressional Cemetery, Washing
ton, D. c" at 2:30 pm.
HENNINGHoyEN, PAUL W. On Mon
day, January 3, 1914, PAUL w. BEN
NINGHOVEN Of 2523 North Capitol ST..
son of Hattie A. Bennnghoven and broth
er of Roland N. Benninshoven
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral
home, 2901 l4th st. NV, on Thursday,
January Is, at , pm. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery. 3
Evening star., 1944-01-04

BROOKS, CORA. Officers and mem
X # bers of Prince Hall Chapter,
wi No. 3, o. E. s., are requested
YAK to attend the funeral of Sister
~GEN CORA BROOKS, on Wednes-
VI day, January .. 1914, al ]
" pm, from the MCGUIRE funeral
home.
THELMA ". MILLER. w. M.
Evening star., 1944-01-04
THELMA ". MILLER, W. NJ.
D. P. MOSLEY, w. P.
2Y II HI1ICHINS SecretarY

BRookS, Ga,,,6 CORA 0flSers S al and mem n 7,
o. z. of ~. are notified Of the death of
Daughter CORA BROOKS Session of sor-
row Tuesday, January 4, 1914, at pm.
from McGuire's funeral home, 1920 9th st.
NV. MARTHER HATCHER, D. R.
GEORGIANA HENRY Secretary
Evening star., 1944-01-04

BROOKS, CORA Members of Excelsior
Household of Ruth No. 23o2, please meet
at Odd Fellows Temple Tuesday evening,
January 4, 1914, at s O'Clock, to make
ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral Of our late
inmate, CORA BROOKS. Funeral We'd
nesday. January 5. ct l pm, from Nc
Cures funeral home.
Evening star., 1944-01-04

LAMBERT LEON. On Tuesday, Janu-
LAMBERT, beloved son Of the late Leslie
Lambert and Mrs Mabel Lambert, brother
of Curtis Lambert and Edmdnd Yearwood,
grandson of Mrs Julia B. Grant williams
He. also leaves other relatives and friends
Notice Of funeral later. Arrangements
Evening star., 1944-01-04

LOGAN. GRACE BOYNTON. On Sun
day. January .. 1914; at her residence;
1878 M ST. NV. GRACE BOYNTON
LOGAN, wife of the late Ellis Logan.
Services at Chambers funeral home,
l4Oo Chaplin st. NV. on Wednesday. Jan
Evening star., 1944-01-04

LIVINGSTONE, JOHN NJ On Monday.
January 3, 1914, at his residence. 2316
Monroe st. ne, JOHN NJ. LIVINGSTONE,
beloved husband OF Christine NJ. Living
Evening star., 1944-11-08
HELP WOMEN.

YOUNG LADIES I'd, Is to 26, In sales and
advertising departments OF nationally
known concern: permanent position after
war; earnings, $50 to $50 week Cali
DE. S377 between and 9 pm. for appoint
YOUNG LADY wanted As bookkeeper-
stenographer for airport at Leesburg, Va.
Aviation experience Andfor know1edge pre-
ferred. Call MR.. TALBOT at District 4704.
PERSONAL SHOPPING at JELLEFFs,
1214-1220 r st. NV. An interesting and
different kind Of job for the Christmas
WOODWARD LOTHROP has immediate
openings for silk dnishers, wool pressers,
aiteration operators laundry helpers. Ap-
ely Hnonp osnnplooyment ofsss 9t 9th floor;
openings for once workers, typists. billing
passengers. Apply employment once. 9th
Farm EXTRA MONEY at Jelieffs, Work
selling: part-time schedule. $50 am. to
l:30 pm; am. to 3 pm; 2 pm to
pm. Apply personnel ONCE, 7th noor.
JELLEFFS 12t4.1220 r St NV
LOCAL WAR PLANT needs women for day
and night work. assembly work and in
spection: experience helpful, but not neces-
sary; xn excellent wages, regular increases,
s Il rss4Tr5fn sssilz: PfE:0nes' 81
TECHNOLOGY. College Park. Nd.
OPENING In our Hotel Statler Flower Shop
Tor young lady with pleasing personality
ana Appearance; experienced or SEMI
experienced: opportunity for rapid ad-
vancement. Apply to 12, Mrs. Lupo,
BLACKSTONE. Florist. 1407 st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-11-08
HELP MEN 3 WOMEN.

rssssns fs pSM1SfoN Sfsa EhEe4Rfe EafsfG
dG 4s4 e take Fs ehsiss hxy al
preferable; For weii-established automobile
tssfsss SsaIs a0;sEsd wilson faSdf blVG
CLERK GLI1s y TYPIsTs.sRITTsH FPS MISSIONS 9
opsn Monday sh throus 4ds9 10 os;
Saturday, 9 to 1. Excellent opportunities
man and ws eeeR and house
work: comfortable quarters furnished.
Box 277-K. Star.
COUPLE, general housework; comfortable
pont Circle: husband NAV have outside
3on 100, National 6299 during day. North
COUPLE, steady, reliable, white; no chill
dren or animals; care for 4apt., oil-heated
bldg, near 10th and Irving sts. NV; in
exchange for apartment rent free. Box
COUPLE: colored. industrious anG reliable,
Es%ns Eomnssn / as maid man part-time janitor;;
GOOD saaeg al Ga RE and
GIRL OR BOY. o. white, hit; Tor for clerical work
ssT sdSd ssapS sih9S and asps 5s sb a
GUlTARIST, also pianist, part or. full time
gGT6 S,3I65 good salary, exceIIsnt working con-
JANIToR, colored, with wife only, settled,
nandy; small, quiet. oil-heated apt house;
work out; quarters, salary; Job open very
soon. Box 269-R, Star.
MANAGER-Have immediate opening for
coffee shop manager; good salary. good
future with advancement, pleasant sur
roundings. Apply MISS SMITH. 1IO1 Will
son blvd, Arl., Va. Phone GIL S66S
MESSENGERS for BRITISH MISSIONS.
Apply 1107 18th st. NV. Employment Office
open Monday through Friday, 9 to 6; Sat-
urday. to 1. Good opportunities Hiring
arrangements approved
SHOE SALESPEOPLE, men with experience,
sad train cr vow Wtnon5 We viii
one of Washington's finest shoe stores.
permanent position, good salary. Apply
14th st. NV
TYPIST-CLERK, part time. 12 to daily,
to cut stencils, operate mimeograph, etc
Call Ii. S343 Sun; d. 1888 weekdays
Evening star., 1944-11-08
HOME IMPROVEMENT coMpAhlEs

ALTERATION AND HOUSE REPAIR by ex-
pgnseo porrbes meSSnsnics' carpentry. partitions,
ment work door Sanding dieaDrp0hnf and fnishins Gs-
contracting: reasonable prices. DALLAS
eoaATSI!R9t' = coNrRAcroRs = promp,
p1iess dnaSs on storm sash. asbestos siding and
soonns; eooli I2gs Emerson st. NV. RA. 429S:
FLOOR service nothing a6 4bui bnt tn. hest.
laying. sanding, finishing, cleaning; par
quet installation: Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ihd sin ave CoETRASToRs. NJ ct INC. 1s1s wiseOn-
sSSaEsseGs sSSnss SSsIsssrise sSss 4. s'na,
6eersse e6eersv work gysn and ssneraI
MoDERNIzE YOUR HoMEtporehes he's in.
closed. recreation rooms built, attics fin-
isnso; M % concrete and brick work. painting
sa1 5ss Ts5ms a.n
Tous 81 Hoab ssil and add
tional income. Attics made into rooms,
basement rooms finished. porches in
closed concrete work, plumbing, decorat-
ing ing; asbestos siding and roofing and gem
mates: small monthly payments. TABOR s
HOME RENovATING CO., 1920 Irving st.
NV. ADAMS 1870.
PAINTING AND DECORATING; 40 years
at making homes brighter: unexcelled work
at reasonable prices. For free estir ates.
call RA. 0659 after pm. LUCAS, LUCAS
AND LUCAS, S23 Emerson St NV
PAINTING, PAPERfNG, PLASTERING and
general repairs. First-ciass work and
materials Free estimates. Reliable white
mechanics. Prompt service Terms ar
ranged: HOHGH BROS. CO.. CHI S4SS l5s
RECREATION ROOMS can now be built
OF knotty pine or cypress; also brick and
concrete work. and general repairs; good
work, reasonable price. T. THoMSEN,
kensington 3S7-M
REMODELING of residential and CONNER
cial properties. Estimates: Is yrs exper
Call any time. RAY E. ROBERTS. TR. s4f7.
TO-
ROOFING, asbestos siding, remodeIins,
terms lib years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO., GeorEia lI0s-1IIS
Member IN Home Improvement Guild
WATERPRooFING-Have your basement
and walls waterproofed now before bad
weather: ROBERT E. PRICE. Ordway
REPRESENTATIVES. roofing and siding,
storm windows: conv. terms. PATTERSON
GARDINER CO. Arlington. Va. CH. 1929.
CALL A. r. WOODSON CO.-Roofins. sid-
Ing, insulation; combin alton storm sash
i3iS , q st nM Re, $500
roofing. siding and insulation, home re-
modelling, expert heating service: / to is
years to pay. Phone DI 1852 and DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1944-11-08
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COUNTRY LADY, colored, wants part-time
WORK evenings. Michigan 5s02.
HIkL, colored, wishes Rhw.. So days.
iIgnd laundry. no cooking. Lincoln 34o5
GIkL' coiored. wishes ghw 5Is days in
. nnah n Nnasa family, o no laundry. Call before o
GIRLS, q. reliable. colored from out Of
oSSl. sPS desire ghw; stay nights. I7I7
oihL, coiored. desires part-tlme mornine
0r oaywork Dupont 1921
JIM, eoIored, desires position as nurse
malo IN small apt. District 1928.
SlhL, colored experienced, desires ehy
from $50 through dinner. Call after h.Ih
pm. District s249 'Ao
no cooking. AT. $3.50 ''e
SikL' ' colorea, wants days work, Csc an
hour. Decatur 1921. al
HlkL, colored, wants oart-time work. o
s,m; unti pm:: 5 days a week: SIS,
SlkL, colored, desires lob as cook in
boarding mousse or private home. city ref
DE. 3416 ' '"0 H.
LADIES' t21. colored, want work as maids.
piain cooking or days work Adams folh
lady wishes place as maid for morning
WORK, until II, near own home, Military
Lo. ana 3oth st. Couple with apt or sma Ii
mouse only Ordway 04I4
WIDOW. white, with son, 1e wants vork
WIN family where my son can live with me
Likes Likes children. Box 37i-R, Star.
WOMAN, colored, wishes oart.t,me xort
Nc ohusy nts Ihroueh Friday, 10 am. to m
Evening star., 1944-11-08
SITUATIONS woMEh.

CAPABLE snd efncient woman is seeking
TSsit,Gn; 81 iSfns.. % yrs Of age, and permanent
sxperiense in % sovernmental @ na and accounts ssnIs
ins work: holds Bc.s degree and 0ua car,
serve IN supervisory capacity. also aualifies
commensurate with experience. Address
CEEsicH sSHEss * BSS slsa;K Star
an, capable Of accepting responsibility and
meeting public, knowledge of flling, typing
ano telephone, good handwriting, good at
ngures: supervisory experience, knowledge
OF various kinds Of work, very adapta Bile,
Dermanent Dennn position. Telephone Lincoln
COLLEGE GRADUATE, training in retail. ,t
ing and personnel work. One year retail.
ing experience. Interested in personnel or
comPhNIntNsy semnP,Isstsye york Bog 3soR, Star 2.
es eeosMff2%HstiioN-HousEKEEpER. refined. set.
s,ea ,whhite), & for one lady living in apt !;
/" 70 o. reis.; sis weekly. Box 37O-A, Star
DRESSMAKER. experienced, wants a few
aass QUIZ VIII work with tailor. NO $3.50.
DRESsMAKING. designing. remodelins. al
rvirs g. rsss0npPs apf MSS Hasm. ssRT
GIRL, neat, colored. wants part-time NIGHT
york. Phone Ii. 3ao7. ' A'sA'
ator. experienced. No. 4sis. t ope'-
oaasaL. GiML. 10 years old. desires part-time
position after school as office or sales girl
or similar Monday through Thursday from
sibIe. s m IA slso assh sunday to hours if Dos
NURSE, Christian Scientist, high type of
woman, years experience with young chill
dren or adults that need special care: cana
PIE assisting with MANAGING of home; good
companion; refs. Address Box 388-R' star'
eiving phone number. Available immedi.
NURSE, undergraduate. wishes chronic
case; Doctors and city references Georgia
SECRETARY with pat and gen. law exp.
wk Call ewes, GL. 56S3 10.
SEChETAkf, available for connection with
private nrm. Offering postwar future. pre-
Iers small ONCE where work is varied.
once SontRe aSIs in general
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, & vears'
business experience. Able to assume re-
sTnIIsy spT1nns,e,,lty, Box ll9-R. Star. TO-
perienced in use of Monroe calculator.
also knowledge of typing and comptometry,
iaiehisan bnss sTah wish general ofnce routine
TYPIsT. experienced, eesires typins ~ do
ssfsNp nome. VIII call for and deliver. Spruce
WOMAN. colored, wants position in store
Phone TeSisars nars m. mald: high school education
as srsasas5l sGl0IsS sosk e1 wants
W. u club or restaurant. FIR. 84s2. A' u
auIoNG WOMAN, colored. desires work as
saiesiady, switchboard operator or file
psIh5rnR9 10 night work; no Sundays. MRS
YOUNG WOMAN, personable, coliere de.
sn,1i go; business BACKGROUND, seeks sales, ad-
ministrative, personnel or adyertising no.
,oh RoT afe ffeeaniriSg orsinalty and inteIlieence.
Evening star., 1944-11-08
PERSONAL

KEDUCiNG; sIats ,as; special rates: remove fat in
Msin n6opn Iespits N Nassured steam cabinet baths
HEMORRHOIDs eradicatea ., 81 nv own
method Results. effective for life
drne, dime or money back. Write for booklet. No.
81 lsSR Johnson "a a:ns.. aata r... teeth
% Wsster0 sids nlie s,is y9u 14,s sa1s nv Room soa
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Sat Wright: If you are in need of a loan up to
6REssmxRqsGsi 2S ss zSqs Gsisna5HIs sTHpio e..,.v
formerly Of Fifth ave, N. Y; equipped
opde aIso ssfyee suits made
crate prices LEA ENGEL E iiSiPns ITO St mTe- n~
s99% esa q sS; Sv>P Phone Ex. 1908.
HHoSsoyR scHooahE NE ,s4o 4o7s 4. p. nAsElls .1sl
pta cali SERVICE saRBGRs "a Ssaf s0ni GE or ssSs sSs
FALLS CHURCH DAY NURSERY now open,
lntants to school age Cali Fans Church no1a
WATcH NE sErG1FfNG. Ge5E4D q aa,s ,ely;c.
ttention; ts alarm clocks repaired. Specializing
s' EhEcTRehE ns TsssaEoE cEaThR s9ak
Ola 1oth st" between E and r sts. NV.
FUR HATS INDIVIDUALLY STYLED tn
match your. coat, from fur pieces: we
match any fur; restyling. blocking, trim
mins' VOGUE 1898 14th st. NV. open eve
WATCH REPAIRlNG-specialis in Swiss
snd American watches, any make Clocks
ana Jewelry; 3-day service on watches:
1 VI. guar. IRWIN WATCH Co, 9O5h,
N MEN. ~, WOMEN: Old at 40. so, e0l want
Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron; also
contain vitamin ,B1. calcium. Trial size
Sa!E SRI A all .seqssssn, s.qsgsts
Women's and children's clothes. 1920 10Th
St NV; Phone NO. 1928
CIkCLE CLUB DANCES where friends
meet and strangers feel at home. For in
formation phone, 7-10 pm, FIR. Ob9O
arrrxrrn~, de7s
G: p A. offers facilities of Centrally locatsd
ono; omce and equipment in exchange for
RELIABLE WEKE-UP SERVICE, day or
niEhs; nT sosn por information call MR.. TIPPErT,
DREsSMAKING STUDIO. centrally located,
formerly Of Fifth ave. N. r.; equipped
erasr' na,s also restyling and alterations; moo
Room 90. Phone EX 1SOa 's -" ="
Evening star., 1944-11-08
HELP MEN tcoatinusd) .

eran, preferably with teiisr experience;
Is ysfs5snSes :. reouired; Aex sG2-K. Star;
openings for packers, checkers, stock keep
ers. jumpers. truckers. bundle collectors.
AUToMoBILE oWNEHs. ascd Fl ian and over.
TO deliver telegrams for. Western Union
from our once located IN Arlington Co.
or Silver Spring, Md full-time or part
time nightwork. Apply WESTERN UNION.
RSS1 MSSDT2&p Ss2 1slI ofHSSor hS 9s Sa. m.d.s;
openings for watchmskers. saiesmen, Jew
Apply employment once, 9th floor.
End Or 3rd COOK, white or Filipino. Call
sAFEWAY sroREs-Many men needed for
large, retail food distribution industry;
many opportunities to learn retail chain
tions available. now; food clerks, meat
clerks .meatcutters, warehousemen, freight
car unloaders, porters; experience not re.
auired IN most jobs; we will train you and
pay full wages while learning. good start
ing salary; most Of these Jobs are cor
group life. hospital and surgical insur-
ance; weekly sick benefits up to 13 weeks
at extremely low cost to you toptionaD
Apply SAFEWARY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
snta aan and streets ne. Hiring arrange
THE ANDREW JERGENs CO. seeks sales
and. service representative with car for
local Washington territory; permanent po-
sitlon; substantial guaranteed weekly draw
against commission, arrangement must
have USES referral card. Write MATTHEW
Nd. stating past experience and draft
status