davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-29
K0ntroIa mad cenami
"a p~otrebscine je
izgubila svojo moe

Zivilsko ~vpraSanjc je v casu
vojnc Ia civilno prebivalstvo
emo Timed najvazncjsih. &c nj
hrane, nj mogoce delati. Ako Sc
10 dobi v glavnem lie v tihotap-
stvu, ccmur pravijo tn "black
market, je delavec najboIj pri-
cadet.
Vsled tega ameriSka vlada po-
udarja, da jc visa njena notranja
pOlitika usmerjena "a tenn, da Sc
dczele ne pozene v inflaciio in
da Sc vsaki druzini omogoci do
bavljati zadostno kolicino hrane
pc kontroliranih cenah. To ma
logo ina posebni urad zvezne
Wade, Xxi sc z Zacetnicami ime-
nuje OPA. (Office of Price Ad-
ministration.)
Kongres je cd njegove ustano-
vitve sem dolocal temu oddelku
prilicno visoke ysote Ia vzdrze-
vanje uradnikoy, XII maj hi drzali
Gene ma doloceni crit, a Ia poteza
Sc nj povsem posrecila. .Splosno
pritozevanje proti neuspesni
kontroli OPA je prislo il mase,
in ma drugi strani pa SO Sc podali
v BOZ roper to ustanovo tudi spe-
kulanti. Zanje JIG glavni cili pro-
tit in njihovo mnenje je, da Jim
mai ga nihce nc oyira.
In res Sc dogaja, da Sc speku-
lanti in nit prodajalci ma dro-
bno nc ravnajo pc vladimir ma
redbah.
OPA Chicago je ugotovil,
da je tn 12.724 prodajalen, Xxi
razpecavajo zivila. Same cetrti-
ma Timed njih Sc Jill ravna pc Ia
konih, druge pa vse uporabljajo
v tekmi "a dobicki "nadstropne'
Gene.
Poznayalci pravijo, da tudi
teh Is odstotkov trgovcev z Ii
viii krsi postavo, toda rreisko-
yaicem OPA so Sc znali izognitA
z opreznostjo, ker so has takrat
vrsili vse tako, sal ma papirju,
! kakOr zahteva zakon.
V dnevnem tisku SO porocila
o tihotapstvu 2 gasolinom, pref
SO bila slicna porocila o mesar-
ski industriji in liz vsega tega je
razvidno, da SO naSe regulacij-
ske postave zgolj gangsterjem v
korist. In pa spekulantom Sc
veda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-29
Volilna kampania
"a predsednika Y
senci demagogov
lZRABLANJE VOJNE v VOLUME NAMENE
lAHKO NAPRAW TEL DEzELl GERONIMO
sKODO. - REAKCIONARu OBEH STRANK
BREZ SMISLA "a ODGOvORNOST

Zed. drzave imajo vsled svoje
gospodarske in vojaske velicine
pc svetu ogromen vpliv. Toda
kaksen? Roosevelt zastopa emo
politiko, njegova stranka drugo
in republikanska pa Sc gniavi,
ola ga v novemberskih volitvah
povsem strmoglavi.
Demokracija v napacni obliki
V Londonu, v Franciji, V Mo-
skvi in drugod Jill skrbi. Kaiti
&c zmaga histerija, XII jo seize
republikanska reakcija, in toriii
demokratske stranke, bodo VISA
obetanja, XII SO prihajala 0 ma
menih in ciljih te vojne cd Roo
sevelta, padla v vodo.
Veselila pa Sc DO zopet ma
ciolanisticna republikanska
stranka, V glavnem, ker DO zma-
gala.
Sedaj smo v TAKEN stanju Vol
ne, ko vsaka dezela zeli tocno
vedeti, kaksno stalisce zastopajo
Wade tistih velesil, XII bodo zma-
gale v vojni. O Rusiji je znano.
kaj hoce.
Toda nj pa tudi o Mi mic jas
mega, kaj hoce z ozirom ma ure-
ditve drugih dezel, n. pr. Italije,
Francije, Nemcije, Grcije it'd.
Nejasnost tudi v ameriSki
politiki
Kar Sc tice Moskve in Londo-
ma, sta 81 ma jasnem, da pod
Rooseveltom lahko pr~icakujeta
vse mogoce sodelovanje in po-
moe. Toda kaj pa potem, ako
zmaga politika cCormickove
familije? Ia je "a p%orazenje Ru-
size in "a sodelovanje z Nemcijo,
dasi tega mixer direktno ne ma
glasa.
Ameriski podpredsednik Wal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-29
SpIetke Londona
"a obvarovanie
P~efrovega trona
JUGOSLOVANSKA ZA!AAEJNA VLADA STANE
MILlJONE MA LETO.-PETER OSKRBLJEN z
VLOGAMl v FED. DRzAVAH. - SRBSKI
POLITlKI PRETE RESIGNAClJAMI

Il Londona ~porocajo, da SO Sc
ia teden zacela tam p~ogajanja
"a Sporazum med kraljem Pc
from in zastopniki Tita. Chur-
chill zeli, ola Sc Peter vrne v
Beograd V kraljevski sluzbi, oh
enem pa hvali Tita, kakor je to
storil spet V svojem govoru v
nedeljo 26. marca.
Petrov obisk V London
Ko je Peter II. prisel V facet
ku marca liz Kaira V London, so
IL angleSkih casnikarskih virov
porocali, ola je dospel tia ma
menu reSiti svoj tron in V ia ma
men Skleniti sporazum S Titom.
V Angliji ina Peter veliko pri-
lateljev in tudi sorodstva. In
Winston Churchill mu je zago-
tovil, da mt DO Anglia pomaga-
Ia ma prestol, XII ga mu je zapu-
still njegov oce.
Po prihodu V anglesko glavno
mesto pa Sc te izkazalo, da Pc
tru nj mnogo ma tenn, da bi Sc po-
tegoval "a prestol. Niti ne, da Sc
bl ponujal "a cetnika Mihajlovi-
Gu ali pa Titu "a partizana.
Namesto tega Sc je raise oze-
MI. Sile mu nj, place ina veliko
brez vsakega della, prejema 10
zgolj "a svoj kraljevski titel, in
sVojih ministrov in vse druge
dVorne navlake je sit.
Dvorna poroka
Takoj pc tenn obisku v Lon
oon je. dial casnikarjem razume-
u, ola Sc "a drzavne stvari bri-
ga njegova vlada V Kairu, on pa
Je prisel. V angleSko glavno me-
sto zaradi svojih privatnih "a
oev. NJegovo spremstvo je po-
!aSnllo, da Sc DO ozenil, in ola ne
DO dvornih ceremonii.
10, da Sc je ozenil, SO mu v
angleSkem ministrstvu vnaniih
zadev pcvsem odpustili. Znano
I'm Je, kako je bio z njihovim
Edwardom, XII je veliko stareisi
Oh Petra. Petru je pc legalistic-
mn pravilih doloceno obdrzati
Jugoslavljo V monarhisticni OBJ
Tiki Wade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
trOit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them TO your ho!.'r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Better Low-Cost
Home Seen Need
Mortgage Banker
Appeals to Builders

Asserting that the building In
dustry is I'm about the same posi-
ton as the shoe industry was
when shoes were made by cob
blers at the last" L. +. Mahan.
St. Louis, president of Mortgage
Bankers Association of America,
said i'm DeS Moines. Ia, recently
that private industry must learn
how 10 build a better house at
lower cost and its success in doing
so will be an important contri-
button TO hating the trend toward
socialized government.
Mahan declared that a cost
analysis of $1,000 house indi-
Gates about ST. 400 for labor and
about Si200 for platform ma
terialS.
The remaining S240o goes for
costs Subcontractors'
profit, freight. commissions, ma
terialmen's fees, etc.
If some sort of mass buying can
be developed and other economies
effected, there is reason TO be-
lieve that distribution costs could
be reduced materially without
disturbing labor, for we must
recognize that our national in
come must be maintained TO carry
our national debt" he added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Building Permits
Total S6t8,460

The summary Of permits issued
for new buildings and additions
and alterations TO existing build
ings for the week ending Dec Is,
1914, totaled 90 al S6lS,460,
Commissioner Wolff
stated Saturday.
Single and two-family dwellings
included in the 1914 report num-
bered one at $1,000; for the 1913
period there were 103 costing
1851 800.
The 1914 span included permits
for a garage at S209 Michigan,
sol 500; factory additions to Mark
w. Allen Co. at 2109 Second.
$4,000; Murray Corp. of America
at 1876 Clay. 100000 and Nash
Kelvinator Co. at 14250 Plymouth,
S133.7OO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Savings, Loan
Postwar Plan
Housing Program
Released to Units

The savings and loan inStitu-
tons postwar program, whose
features range from a consumers
point of view home loan 10 the
study of ways for private financing
of low-coSt, slum-replacing houS-
ing projects Will reach the desks
of $500 managers Of these thrift
and home financing institutions
this week, the United States
Savings and Loan League stated
SATURDAY..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
PLAN APPROVED

The plan was approved unani-
mously at the SOD annual meeting
of the organized savings and loan
and cooperative banking business
last month.
Gardner W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
City, and w. W. McAllAcr. San
Antonio. Tex. were chairman and
vice chairman of the committee
which formulated the plan to null
tiply the role OF private enterprise
home financing in the postwar
economy.
Highlight Of the whole program
is the suggested u. S. loan plan,
which now becomes officially
available Tor use by savings and
loan institutions affiliated with
the United States League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
FREE ADVICE

Appalachian Goals. Inc, Trans
portation Building. Cincinnati, O.,
will be glad to give advice on any
heating problem
Simply address a letter 10 the
chief engineer, setting forth the
trouble, and it will receive a
prompt reply.
There IS no charge for this
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Management Institute
Names 1916 Officers

Michigan Chapter No. s, 1nsti-
tute of Real Estate Management,
NAREB, 1915 officers who will
take over Jan. / are John S.
Spencer. president; Floyd Kent,
Pontiac, vice president; Frank A.
DeBoos. secretary treasurer;
Howard Bliss. Norman c. Scudder
and f. c. Vanderveen. directors,
il was announced Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
INTEREST RATE

1t is featured by a contractual
grace period for borrowers need
ing il by an interest rate which
drops periodically with the regu-
lar payments on the Indebtedness
by the assurance Of assistance in
realizing the most out of the
property if the borrower has TO
move out of town, and by provi-
sion for blanket mortgages and
money in advance TO pay for
labor and materials for operative
builders.
On slum clearance and public
housing the postwar program for
savings and loan institutions coun-
sells more study at the moment.
looking, however, toward future
action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
WPB Advises
Screen Fixing
Repair, Patch. Care
Instructions Given

Because supplies of screen clotn
fly screen) are limited extremely
and stores are embarking on a
voluntary rationing program. the
Regional War Production Board
Saturday issued instructions on
how to repair, patch and care for
screens.
Repairing and patching will be
necessary, using only the mini
mum amount of new screen wire
'or replacing screens that are be-
yond repair. WPB warns.
Householders are urged 10 check
over the screens taken down for
the winter, brush off the accumu-
lated dust and rust. and wherever
possible, paint them on both sides
before putting them away.
SELECT DRY PLACE
When storing screens, a dry
place should be selected where
hey can be covered and protected
from damage from other stored
articles.
If the screening is black OF light
gray galvanized wire) a good
black screen paint or enamel
should be applied carefully Cn
both sides of the screen.
Where the screen is made OF
upper or bronze wire, no par
hcular treatment is necessary. put
the screen should be protected
against damage.
PATCH FIRST
Before applying paint on screens
which have Email holes in them,
Y is suggested that they first be
patched.
with holes smaller than 1-incn
are, this caa be accomplished
Slequently by weaving strong
thread Of fine cotton string back
and forth across the opening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Will Install
l945 Officers
Formalities Set
for Sd Week in Jan.

Officers for 1915 of Eastern De-
troit Realty Association will be
installed the third week of Janu-
AIRY. il was announced Saturday.
They are Julius +. Dittmar,
president; Patrick j. Duggan. vice
president: Dave Franklin, secre-
tary, and Robert b. Bartlett,
treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Smoke Back
Reasons Told
Appalachian Goals
Aids Stoker Users

There are several reasons VIII,
a stoker sometimes smokes bach
through the feed tube and hopper
Goals. Inc, pointed
out Saturday.
This happens when the ali
which normally should feed uI
through the fuel bed and into tho
chimney, is being forced bach
through the hopper. IL added.
"An accumulation of ny ash
In the air passages Of the stoker
may reduce the draft materi-
ally, but this In not likely to be
the main or only cause Of
smoke back" the experts de-
clared.
MOVING IN REVERSE
There Ii always some chance
for the air moving i'm the re-
verse direction II the hopper h
nearly empty.
THE hopper always should be
kept at least One-fourth full OF
coal.
Goal segregates in handling;
that IL, the cOarser coal rolls to
the outside of the pile and the
finer coal stays I'm the center.
sufficient care IL not taken
there may be at times nothing
but coarse coal I'm the hopper.
"SmOke will work back
through coarse coal when II can
not do 30 through fine coal.
REMEDY GIVEN
THE remedy II to keep a uni
form mixture Of the coarse and
the fine coal m the hopper at all
times.
"Oil, or other treatment Of
the coal has 10 effect a. far as
hopper smoke IN concerned.
"If there should be heavy
clinkers on the tuyeres. they
may cause the air To be driven
back through the feed tube and
thus cause smoke back
"Clinkers down In the retort
itself are sure cause for IL.
POSSIBILITIES CITED
ut Is possible that the fuel
bed may be too thick.
I'VE recommend that a fuel
bed Of about 10 inches be main
lined.
'If IL gets up to the bottom
OF the firing door, such a condi-
ton may cause smoke back.
eff the stOker Is a hopper
model with rubber gasket on
the hopper lid, the gasket
should be kept In good condition
80 that II can prevent smoke
leaving the hopper.
ION most later stOkers there
j. a bypass from the air tube
To the coal feed tube.
If this bypass should be-
come filed with fine coal II In
likely TO let smoke come back
through the feed tube into the
hopper"
Evening star., 1944-08-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY, NV. section, with lovely apt;
PlahTS pas cs 5sn Max KUsa PFfs
MER, sol woodward Bids. DI. 1858 or
ROoMING HOUSE business for sale. with
or without building. BEHREND. MA. 4639.
l.
D. G. s; GROCERY STORE; weekly 6usi-
4 living rooms no beer, no deliveries;
short hours; reasonable; leaving city. 900
LfoUoR RESTAURANT, open 8 pm. to ?
an am 10 sun. REQUIRES only help: pay
soGo sen SndF steaS eaSe
price, S15,OOO including stock: terms.
s. go5 200 sash cash balance s15o monthly BOB
aoLLASDE1R; 40 y E6c!psiVe 63s Broker 1909 N Y.
LUNCHEoNETTE and soda fountain. near.
next to c snd soTs Mssf oeg
empoyes; YES" clears 81 about ss.ooo no yearly: sh;:
lease BOB HoLLANDER. RSclusive usHSs ESeo Bro.
a99 rEAcE To rsA A. s54S % g. exact
well established suburban tearoom be-
comes available, including real estate.
Of a place you normally couldn't buy for
love nor money; PLACE Of charm and
enjoys an enviable patronage The build
fsg ing nss also proyldes eSneEs suayfeTs and
RooMING HOUSE PROPERTY and busi-
near saraat lh Ve T D. oil lneem: sen
Sn ever $500 $500 mo. and apt; $4,000 handles.
fHsssni REsITY 'Snsi'Sn Me- S9ss Priced right OWENS
BOOMING AND BOARDING or fraternity
hTicE c0nn ave- at Col rd detached
over 81 500 per mo. and can be. Increased;
oayments, Mr.. Sharnoff EN-. 2527. MAR.
SHAfE s i + %aAR5SSrss9S Rfs.sSss;. vs
and Arlington. $500 and si4 900 weekly.
BAUM br9ss AElngton aRa Wssa ss
CLEANING and pressing store laundry
agency; $500 weekly cash and carry sales:
,op pTcsS saop Can o,e Oliver Soeg good
wants 10 oEhF retTe VIII VIII se eH0H reasonaeie
GRoCERY@ne. section; does $500 weekly
MAX KUsHNER. exclusive broker, Sol
MsSSosrs DE Very p 1ss sood mixed
trade; wonderful opportunity for the risht
party; MAX KUSHNER. exclusive broker.
go s3ie Woodward bldg.' D1. 1863 or EN-.
BOOMING HoUsE-A home with an in
come ossd consistins Of rooms nSo 2 baths;
all furniture, linens blankets and pillows;
well located on Ontario I'd. for convenience
CHASE REALTY CO, EN-, 1900, Sun and
mEs, unit, pm sa9s stton Conn Gysr ays &
it. front, economical depth. 5000 so. 1T.
This is the first lot zoned commercial be-
tional value, $4,000. HERMAN SCHMIDT,
DDEELCATEssEN DEL AND CArE-A real oppor-
tunity for experienced party; $4,000 cash
required. Phone for appointment, MR..
BROWN; Falls Church 1900.
GROCERY, Sc; does 1900 weekly busi-
ness; price, .S2,95O plus inventory Act
quickly. Call MAX KUSHNER. Exclusive
Agent, sol Woodward Bldg. DI. 1863 or
EN- 1896.
NAN to take charge Of asserting and pack
ing department in laundry. So. 900 to S4,.
black ink marking system used: state age,
classification, experience, and salary de.
| sired; good postwar future for person
| qualifying. Box 377-A. Star.
Continued on Next PaRal
Evening star., 1944-08-29
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADMINISTRATIVE secretary with 10 years
diversified experience desires position re-
curing initiative and responsibility;
ca Gapabie; a fast, accurate; $50 week, 51a days.
BOoKKEEPER-ACCoUNTANT, also statis-
tics and research: college graduate; expert
enced, capable: sos. Box 25S-Y, Star. =
D,kEsSMAk!NG, designing, remodeling,
Irving st. NV, Apt; A.. Adams 223s.
waitress or switchboard operator. Call
GIRL, coiored, desires waitress Job. days
only; good pay and meals; luncheonette
q Girls sf'eS Is colo eeiored red. wish store work.
any kind, full time. Call HO. 67s6.
NURSE, practical. colored, desires baby
NURsE-GOvERNEss wishes position with
children years and over; excellent ref.
PUBLIC RELATIONS. experience making
congressional and Government contacts:
verbatim .coverage recent congressional
postwar planning hearings: also admins
RECEPTIONIsT to work in doctors oface;
previous experience; present employer leav-
ing town, but will give. reference. Phone
RE 1914 between l and 4 pm. 29s
RECEPTIONIST, experienced, also knowl-
sas IF pB1 Ludow dsTes s IN sel eesss6'
REsfpENT FIsaK,ih Fl MANAGER, northwest section
references furnished; past experience. Box
REsIDEESNSr MANAGER, northwest: expert
enced; personality and initiative; excellent
personal and business references. Box
sECRETxRY, bookkeeper, years CONNER
cial. Govt experience, desires job. 5-day
wk.; state salary. Write Box 253-Y. Star. Star.
Evening star., 1944-08-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL. colored desires work from to Z
pm. Hobart 1850.
GIRL. colored. desires days work. IS and
carfare. Call AID. 5154.
GIRL, coiored. wants part-time lob, clean
ing bachelor apt. RE. 1922.
GIRL, colored, wishes Job as nursemsid or
mothers helper, 8 to 5. AID. $685..
6547.
GIRL. colored, wishes s.hw, $40 wk.: city
reference. DU. S69S.
HOUSECLEANERS, colored imam and wom-
am; expert and reasonable workers. Have
couple Of open days. Lincoln 57ss.
HOCSEWORK and take care Of children.
MRS. JACKSON, 412 9th st. NV.
LAUNDRESS, experienced. curtains and
deliyer.. Sunny yard: reference. AD. 1915.
WIDOW. So years old, desires housekeeper
Job for one adult. Box 143-Y. Star.
WOMAN, colored, desires Tuesday, Wed.
ana Fri. work, experienced; reference. FIR.
WOMAN, colored, part-time work. Call
between and l, HO. 661s.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work: good
laYnaress: Mna.S : So and carfare: Call DI; 1923:
do at home. North S534 3Os
Evening star., 1944-08-29
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. auditor-general bookkeeper,
part time: all records, reports, taxes: ex-
perlenced Adams O722 %
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started kept
part time. statements, adults, tax returns;
prompt, reasonable. OR. 2O74.
ACCOUNTANT, expert books started, kept
part time: statements, audits tax returns
prompt, reasonable. SH. 6564
ATTORNEY. 49, with several, years of
three years executive with Government
war agency, desires position with private
industry. in legal or administrative field,
or as Washington representative. GENTLE
Salary approximately $4,000. Location,
259-Y, Star. 31s
FIREPLACE AND CHIMNEY, cinder block,
0603
OFFICE MAN, %, 4-F. 10 years exp. as
typlSt, clerk. secretary, supervisor. mfgrs
agent position with postwar future; $50
per, per week; TR; 1924; a.
Spanish. French. flrst-clasS musician MR..
THOMAS, Taylor 2S72 3is
WATCHING JOB, to IL or evening shift
+. TAYLOR, ABA Condor ter Sc ais
Evening star., 1944-08-29
PERSONAL

Iso!S DON'T LEAVE YOUR HOME to have poF-
t[ais ira no cone 90 o. you and baby IN save
erg seaRs cost Sasisa5GR ST. sa4i guar
sssls' sss4 IN creating 1sslttoH. Box $ssY'
WILL ANY ONE knowing whereabouts o,
\ MTs. Horace Horace Edward Be!mea5 sGeraldine
CROSS eafs Rr es5 5a75 'hs Ext. AMERICAN fd4 RED
MEN; WoMEN: Old At At 40. 50. So want
Tonc fee bGeppy sn years ot5ex
also contain vitamin ,Bl. calcium. Trial
SIZE only 35c At all drugstores every
LET YOUR CHILD begin reading spelling,
me Phonovisual way; new method in
do-sed by leading educators. Accelerates
saFens siHoo sEes epsn ssp @ Tsa a9s
enrolment. Individual instruction for older
pupils, adults. foreigners. afternoons and
esy9enings; en- Primary day school. Call OR.
HIGHGY CrLTU5RED WOMAN teaehe,
GngilSh; !ssedt.condsnce freedom from self
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee; relief for pains and aches due to weak
nervousness, piles, colds, flu or ether all
ments: also relief fol-, aching. swollen feet.
Lady Lady natuEopathic doctor; 90 years ex-
IF YOU NEED BARBER SERVICE at your
nome or hospital. call SERVICE BARRIERS.
GE 92QS; ewes. and Sun. WA. 9421.
Main phone. Ma Sl34 1880 K ST. 81
WATCH repairing, . to days serv.: watch
maker on premises for prompt attention;
alarm clocks rep; guar wk ELECTRICAL
CENTER, 514 10th ST., bet. and SITS. NV
HEMoRRHOlDs eraoicated oy my own
time or money back Write for booklet. No
drugs OF surgery DR. SOMMERWERCK.
DIR. Ii. ". JOHNSON dentist. False teeth
repaired while you wait. Room COZ.
Westory Bldg, sos l4th NV.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Campbell. if you are in need Of a loan up
TO S30r -, voT' s1enaturA
ALLENCREST sCHOOL-Day and board.
Ing ing ageS to 6; immediate openings. 245O
NO. PoWhatan ST., Arlington. Va. GIL. 5699.
BoAkD. beginning Sept; l. chilaren. rs,
IN country home. Call Atlantic $500. For
fIll b1lg particulars ~i write Box 2s5. E5din-
REST HOME, in quiet suburbs on highway.
large porches and grounds: beautifully To-
Gated. For the care of those needing rest
and quiet; chronic cases. also elderly per-
sons; fresh fruit, vegetables, poultry. eggs;
registered nurse, kind understanding. SYM
pathetic. tray or dining room service;
truly del1shtful, well-kept home More
detail. Columbia 41l6 after 80 pm
NURSE wishes a room in quiet Christian
home. NV. or Takoma Park Must be
in walking distance to downtown bus. Can
pay Sl5 mo. 81. 2SSl.
Will SELL all kinds Of gifts and fancy
WORK on commission basis. WO 34il
Evening star., 1944-08-29
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
BOY OR GIRL, colored, sing, play pia

BOY OR GIRL colored sing, play piano,
sell Gospel songs after school. 7Os o st
NV. CO. 9S41, WILEY Az
CCUPLE-Wife to cook, man to assist with
household duties; private home; good sal
ary private upstairs quarters with bath
Write stating salary wanted. Box 476-A
JANITOR AND WIFE (white,, no children
3 rooms and bath furn.. salary; full time
MERCHANDISE PRICERS and markers;
hours, to 10 q. m: good starting salary
Apply personnel office, HECHT CO., serv-
ice bldg, 400 Okie st. ne.
MESsENGEEsS, NJ age limit, 5-day week,
ROTHSTFIlI DENTAL LABORATORIES,
0EaAMisT tor church in Bethesda. Apply
sAIEsPEoPL lie for mems sport shop; gooe
2nd FIR. THE HEcHT CO. F st. at 7th n W
SHOE SALESPEOPLE, men with experience
preferred. women with or without expert
ence, we will gladly train you; permanent
positions; pleasant working conditions
eood salary; Apply. Mr.. Abbey, HAIN'S
sHoRT-oRDER COOK, male or female
YouNS NAN N Or WOMAN. iash heh S. schoo hS
cellent opportunity for advancement Ap.
ply advertising dept, THE PALAIs ROYAL
WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN extrs
money? We have vacancies for employed
people men or women; who would like to
air-conditioned comfort Apply personnel
office, 2nd floor, THE HECHT CO., st
at 7th.