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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-22
British at San Marine

ROME. Sept. 81 (UP)-British
Eighth Army forces have reached
the outskirts OF San Marine.
capital of the tiny independent
republic, il was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-22
Exploitation
Charged j. 5.
British Say Business
Men Rush TO Paris

LONDON. Sept II QNsl-A
tragic misunderstanding between
The United States and Great
Britain looms unless some qWck
action is taken IN the way Of eN-
plantations OF allegations being
made in responsible quarters con-
corning American commercial eN-
ploitRtion in Paris, Colin bednall,
air correspondent ef the London
Daily Mail wrote today.
Bednall said reports were being
circulated that agreements IN
which Britain entered for military
purposes have been deliberately
eXnloited BY certain American in
terests for commercial purposes.
REPRESENTED FIRM
II Is alleged, the article said,
that one Of the first American
units 10 land in France took along
g representative from q powerful
financial corporation. The repre-
sentative was said 10 have been
wearing a Red Cross uniform.
Within IS hours after the Allied
entry into PARIS. Bednan said the
Red Cross worker was reported
10 have shed his uniform and
opened his Office where he was
busy with clients.
I'm ROUTE TO PARIS
Since then. the article added.
responsible persons have reported
seeing a steady stream OF Amer.
lean businessmen wearing the
uniform of junior officers passing
through England en- route 10
Paris.
On one occasion, il was stated,
q whole plane load of such bust.
neSsmen crossed the Atlantic.
arriving in London these
Junior officers" were given air
transport 10 Paris.
These allegations demand an
Immediate and convincing de-
NAL" Bednall concluded, cor q
drastic corrective
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-22
.6O,OOOGreef
Dewey Train

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. n
QNS)-The largest crowd of his
transcontinental campaign tour
estimated by police at 10000 per-
sons. greeted Gov. Dewey Re-
publican presidential nominee
upon his arrival here today.
Famed Market street was
packed by cheering throngs as
Dewey's automobile proceeded to
a downtown hotel.
Dewey will make two speeches
in California, one here tonight and
the other at Los Angeles tomor-
row night.
The San Francisco speech Will
be heard over the radio between
IL and 11:30 Detroit time.
DEWEY ENCOURAGED
Dewey is encouraged by reports
he received of conditions in Ore
gon and Washington, and he is
convinced that some of the anti
Roosevelt feeling evidenced in
those western states must exist
also in California.
During the last leg of his trip
here, Dewey told a large crowd at
Eugene, Ore, that his election
will result in the finest and most
complete governmental house,
cleaning in history"
DISMAL NEW DEAL YEARS
with the establishment OF q
government OF sound principles.
which believes I'm our future,
and which wants to create jobs
and go forward, we can wipo
out those dismal years of the
New Deal" he said. I'VE can
forget the RECOMMENDATION and
the slow slipping toward .
totalltarian economy"
Dewey received telephone
message from National Chairman
Brownell in New York telling him
that legrams are reaching
national headquarters from all
parts OF the country praising his
labor speech at Seattle and his
no indispensable man speech at
Portland.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

.SSoME sHs Nnaa2 TAX e RETTkNs FS prepared day
FURNITURE REPAIRING and upholster-
ins done in your home by experienced
mechanic. Box 2a0-B, Star. u"
l WILL NOT be responsible for any debt
made. made BY HI GLc any one 90 ether than myself
INCOME TAX RETURNS expertly prepared
by tax consultant, 9 am. TO pm Ma
3340: Sundays Georgia 0991.
INCOME TAX RETURNS. Federal District
splgs sH s5o ss5o or cssve ss rd syer
TAX RETURNS, individual and corporate:
MAXIMUM deductions, moderate fees. Chris
eagle, tax consultant, DE. 1888, evenings
and all day Sunday. 20'
INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED.
2132 Penna. ave. NV, 9 am to 10
pm. daily and Sunday. Reasonable rates.
NOTICE is hereby given to all SHARE
CHASE SAVINGS BANK that Paul sleman.
Of all shareholders of said Bank and or
their proxies and hduciaries is called to be
held on Friday. March 18th, 1914, at
Pm, at sol Colorado Building, 18th and
G sts. NV, WASHINGTON. D. c.. to elect
another shareholders agent and to fix his
bond.
lslsnedl CLYDE D. GARRETT ma16'
FEDERAL INCOME TAX REPORTS
Carefully Calculated and Prepared
Nominal Service Charge
once Open Daily From ] to Q pm.
National Tax and Accounting Service,
'}403 Connecticut Avenue.
Opposite Uptown Theater. Emerson 3197
Evening star., 1944-02-20
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-Laree corporation. perma-
nent: excellent working conditions; good
promotion if you are good; state age, edu-
Repes RsHa aRd Rax ssay
ADVERTISING book matches sell every
business; cash commissions; men or women:
exp. unnecessary: full. part time: fast-sen
peats: free kit. Match Corp. of America,
abvEKFiSHN .f KF tsth 6oPyTRfTER G SfTaEG 81
cf work and be prolific idea man. Box
ARMATGRE wINDER, motor repairmen
servicemen: permanent job good oppor-
tnnlty Ior steady workers: good pay, vaca-
tssf MHGER e0 ote sh sRa
with good references. Sober and energetic.
Sl75. room and board; Chain afhliation
apply Monday, Mr.. Walter, Hotel Houston,
AuDiToR, nisht. with N G R. experience;
pp saaag sneeSps ofnf ps Hoe
AUTO % RoDY nS MxN Ms0aey to work Td foS Chevrolet
week viii eS pay Sne exeeent ssm SnHn Salary Ray
terral card needed. Call Mr., suddith. WI
AZ S' boDy bt,nI AND nd FESpER 81 fGSa MAN: $50;
warm shqp; % helpers sS aso' 6oc per hr. Mr..
RuTo Te'' GLASS WORKER, union shop, Su per
manent, employment. Chesapeake Plate
4 ,,T MindoM Glass Co. l629 14th st. NV.
seas1 censl n; OLDEST
filled to capacity: large earnings, good
working conditions, permanent position
after the war; Referral card needed See
NJ; Hatb oti!on; sarry-Pate & Addison. 1922
AUTO atSr Il MECHANIC, RiMH guaranteed salary plus
bonus; average $50 per week Bendall Pom
ATo fs MEcHNEcs HksE S. cooTe snsssn ya
be ,thoroughly experienced. Cali NE. 57ss,
Sufo + EcMASiGsAssuurss GMA aae ASST = yourse, o,
Nv iNi,,
service stan, We are Washinsto%n's % iarsest rest
Pontiac dealer and can offer you many
proposition today. Referral card needed
ATio ATsfde sfRaiA sMRcaAScs Sc s Sns 8 NV
heurs. s Plenty H OF overtime @ work. e1 Vaca1 a.
tions with pay and annual bonus Apply
70 Mr.. ,Presgrave or MT; Wood. Ourisman-
Mandell chev. Co.. 18th and Good Hope
AUTO sToCKRooM MAN wanted by Cen
eral Motors agency: parts experience pre-
d1sryed day but nos;essentia; good salary; 5-
AUToo or 81 TRUCK MECHANICS earn as
much fans as S75 weekly and more! This
sick benefits, vacations with pay annual
0onISes bonuses; and believe that We ofer as nne
nnosfns ,ou as any c9TPan' sEsd e IN
Hssssurc HhsscE Cd SsId Jag b. ana sS, s.. NV csi!
Appieants must have rsielarain II esqd sqS'fsos fso
sooKKEfPEk, Competent ana .xn.r,.
e0 S. sssGy a9 SIS pee sp0d months egpst
permanent. Prefer person living in ae.
thesda Chevy Chase area, Who has use Of
car 70 get to work. Box hob. star.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
Wis ZX&}:;;: I; 5;
"
WASHINGTON WELCOMES you

WASHINGTON WELCOMES YOU
Early American stage and thea
trical history of Washington drama
tized, sponsored by The Star, Catho-
lie University, pm. today.
DANCES.
United Nations Victory Girls, Ma
tional Press Club auditorium, pm
today. Officers, service men and
women welcome.
Jewish Community Center. 9
o'clock tonight.
---- - DISCUSSION. ------
Food in Relation to the World
Situation" by Mordecai Ezekiel, jew
ish Community Center, $3.50 o'clock
tonight.
EXHIBITS.
Helen Catch Durston sketches,
Corcoran Art Gallery, to pm.
Azalea show, Botanic Gardens, 9
am. to 4:30 pm. daily.
FILMS.
THE Lower Depths" with Jean
Cabin, Washington Workshop, South
Agriculture Building auditorium,
$3.50 and pm. today.
Latin American films, Pan-Amer-
lean Union, 4 pm. today.
MUSIC.
Navy Academy Choir, Washington
Cathedral, 4 pm. today.
Violin recital, YWCA, 4:30 pm.
today.
Navy Band String Symphony
Orchestra, National Gallery of Art, 8
o'clock tonight.
RECREATION.
Walsh Club for War Workers, l to
IL o'clock tonight.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater, today: Open house for
men and women in service, to 5
pm. Belle FenStock, composer
pianist, and Joan Stanton, singer.
Tonight: Swing Trio, Navy School
fMusic Dance Band, Phyllis Pedigo
of ARC, and Vivian Nicholson
dancers,
Evening star., 1944-02-20
HELP MEN 3 WoMEN.

RooKKEEPER. 30 IkaIEiH.. man or woman. With bill.
Phone DI. 1898, before 10 am
CANvASSER for home improvements: sal
Ary and commission. Bond Roofnr Co,
WO. 4043 any time
COOk-Oder comfortable house mainte-
nance. pleasant working conditions, rood
snl,nS ssasss; SEna Smn Catholic college Call Silver
COOK. sensr.l houseworker; references re-
Cal I'M. 2s7O Bet. IL and 1 pm.
COUPLE, colored. woman for housework
man for work around farm. call Falls
FARMER AND WIFE (white), man to work
on farm (no dairy). care Of hogs, large
Garden small crop: wife to table board 4
to men: modern house. all conveniences.
usual privileses; this is good job for
Rendsd Pstbssd Write 1r nn phons , Ayrlsyn Farms
FOOD CHECKER-CAsHIER. National Cash
REGISTER system. 6-day week: S125 month
and meals. Apply Miss Sitzer, Harvey s
Restaurant. 1907 Conn. ave.
GIRLS. housework; also men, work stores;
come ready to- work, part time or day.
3523 14th st. NV. NO. 1920 Ext. 356.
JANITOR, part-time work. small new apt
house to be cared for after his regular
work elsewhere: wife to help; no children;
apt. and salary. Box 345-B, Star.
NAN AND WIFE, eolored. as houseman
and maid for home In Qhevy Chase: live in;
S45 per week, Boz 4e0-x, star.
NAN AND WIFE, no children, husband for
part-time 3anitoS and gardenins work,
yna for sh.v.; salary with spA. Box
Evening star., 1944-02-20
Iowa Stute Alumni
To Honor Hunchers

Alumni of Iowa State University
In the Washington area will honor
the university's president, Virgil M.
Hancher. and his wife, at a re-
ception at 6 pm. Wednesday at the
University Club, 1l35 Sixteenth
street NV.
Supreme Court Justice and Mrs.
Wiley Rutledge, former instructors
and students serving with the armed
forces in this vicinity and members
of Congress also will attend.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
AElp AkN.

DO YOU KNOW SOME ONE
capable Of teaching or musical tnstru-
ments to beginners Of school age? evening
work. Phone Mr.. Zeldon, EN-. 2032 Sun
days, or AID. 1884 days.
PQRTER, CoLoREp. IN MEMS WEAR
CORNER 9th AND E SITS. NV
LIFETIME POSITION FOR ExEsUTIvE
TYPE
SALESMAN
With an outstanding concern whose Serv-
ices and products are essential to business,
industry, and Federal and State Govern
cessful salesman whose record. character.
educational background and personality
give genuine promise that he will build
q permanent and growing income with
the well-established house Of PRENTICE
HALL. Inc For over quarter Of =
century we have furnished information
on taxation and Government relulation
LAWYERS and Government agencies. The
tremendous increase in taxes and legisla-
tion makes available an important OPEN
ing in, Washington and vicinity, Car an
asset. Salary plus commission plus travel
sliowsn1ce, So. business renews: auto auto
nitely feel that you measure up to this
Inc, 041 MunSey Building
Evening star., 1944-02-20

SAFEWAY
NEEDS MEN AND WOMEN
For work in food stores near your home.
"A real opportunity for men anG women
who want to help with the war effort.
STARTING SALARY. S24.S0.
I. No experience necessary.
2. Training at full salary.
3 Opportunity for advancement.
4. Vacation with pay.
5. Pleasant working conditions.
8. Opportunity to secure group life in
surance, disqualification, surgical and sick
benefits at a very low cost.
T, No Sunday or holiday work.
&. Convenient working hours
Apply Safeway Employment once, 4th
and SITS. ne. or to the manager of your
nearest Safeway. II you have been pre-
YiouSly employed. bring your release.
Evening star., 1944-02-20

Oontinued On Next Page.)
Evening star., 1944-02-20
CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Locot Advertisers

SSSdVAfSiy
Situation Wanted.
Reduced Rates.
lines, l time. z1c line .63
3 lines, 2 times, 19c line--- LA
lines. 3 times, 16c line 1.44
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Flat rate per line 35c
Four Lines (Minimum)
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C..
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY TO-
HELP MEN B. WoMEN 1cont.)

MAN AND WIFE, coicred or white. work
2O0-acre farm, care Of house; 2 In family
and caretaker: salary, room and board:
permanent position; farming exper. nec-
sToSk asotA ckaaks III sSS xNp sfsa fbR1vEns Daniel
Lcughrsn Co., Inc. 402 I1th St. s;w.
perienced In handmade button holes
Penn Tailors, 1734 Penna. ave. NV.
WANTED AT ONCE. 3 cooks, one frst chef.
3 dishwashers. 2 bartenders, 3 bus boys. 3
kitchen girls. l oyster shucker, iS watt
reSses. 2 checkers, . cashiers. Apply the
Lynnhaven, 621 Penna. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1944-02-20
BEAUTY PARTOR

Leon and Jules Beauty Salon. located at
1885 H street NV. is now open for buSi-
ness. Hair coloring, permanent waving.
We, solicit your patronage. Phone Metro
politan 1859.
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS.
OPEN WEEKDAYS AND SUNS,
Out Ga. ave. miles to Glenmont,
right OF Route 1s2 miles w w MOORE,
Sandy Spring, Md. Ashton 2471
Evening star., 1944-02-20
PORTER.

Colored boy or man; no experience required;
70 work $50 an. to 2:30 pm. in Star
Bulldine. Salary to start S23.40 per wk +;
vacations, sick leave. insurance and other
employment Advantages: permanent. Apply
THE EVENING STAR,
Room 6Ol, Star Bldg. 1101 Pa. Ave NE
Evening star., 1944-02-20
WANTED.
Experienced Executive

To manage business house employing total
personnel Of approximately SO people
knowledge of cost accounting and purchas-
ness leadership, personnel control and OF
good personal appearance. Annual salary,
minimum Of $4,000. Do not apply unless
mediatel. to Box 157-B, Star. outlining
qualifications
Evening star., 1944-02-20
HELP MEN.

OUTSIDE CLERICAL WORK,
FULL OR PART TIME.
Experience Not Necessary.
Training Paid For.
Mature Age No Objection.
No Rigid Physical Requirements.
Learn to check trafhc. Work full time
days per week: $3.50 per month to start,
automatic increase.
Need men or women able to report for
work weekdays between Am. and 7:30
a,u.. and then work for several hours.
nd dnose able TO iar .ork
at q time
Apply Weekday Mornings,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO..
36th and Prospect Ave. NV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Situations Wanicd-Fcmule

pl NpiE WASHING ir,nins cir-
t.ias White cash carry rriVaie
home olive 2fas
NtNptF WASNiNi Charged hy
pound experienced cash and
cafry rnMuacni- --h-S2 -------------
CURTAINS iNunirrfi experienced
mN home cash carry 9ai Watson.
Chrrfy SOth
kNrERIENCtp neat cnioci s,tl
Wishes cashier. Mattress. bar w'rs
Molnnse 2lti
MES \ SHIRTS beautifully Runder
"a cash ard carry White oregon
1867
NEAT experienced colored glri wishes
,leaninl onls Al references
Madison SOS
NEAT experienced reliable coirtri
sul Wishes ia,s or psr, unc r,lcr
SSf1
rmNK about After the Naf %
Financial institution has openings.
sfrno tYnistA- cashiers l..'.A krrrrfr
rtnutai cirfks sec Nj. luli so
faft,rtte BIDS
WALL washing we,dvotk thor
nLlhll- "a IL inna-a.-------4a rfcrces
Trinity . oaii
YOuNg golered woman tcsirrs. tays
81 cattare can 20 q 3 w. 1yicf
1prp
coLOEtp siri Wishes dayr esr srie
ptcfsucd iaundry. cicanlng Nc,
rose oSlN
Upt pHrJ wishes humble NtFnins
nicely done cash and carry IL Tee
= t.nI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE

\ urtrNN price fnr furniture, fuKs
M9on Nras Furniture TIE 1920
4 PROMISE - ray more Tor cloth
Iut TRUSTEES. radios sud electric rous
cadillac apdt cali 80 nrsr
ALADDIN iamp 81. 1851 .uvsrwsr'
So velour rorit~rtc $40. psinte'
screen 50 foN' tf.si tir~ pump s.
Nus rnsiohsr N12n rhiri
ALWAYS CALL TYLER 7 sio7
W. fay more or usrf furniture
AN Individual needs cong home
Ola pieces = ~ ~ $ TT. iefit
nE MI ntsR spray OUTFIT complS's
for sale Also Hexhis shsu W
m.1rf rRrnotd ttn
Eif,TitN. or sss targs also ifone
VII pay epoi cash NEfmnut
pNoiISn painting y - y v No
1er subject. chestnut lane vs.
ssruncs W tg2s
IQrirMENT flf saie chsir- tam.
afsqm iseirs show, raset fri
M.V4hY y IN IS nnof NNhe IS
ulk itA 'Sfste s' A.
~ RNiW Wv wanted. viii pa httf
prices Nnckev Rros rrmrl" 70,
kupAks Movie camrtas. will rr
hnv eNch Acme Camera. 81 Hhrifr
LADY hicycie. - frsms IS Afsa
uset = riv WOOD aht odd furniture
Tuxedo g.25ca.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS

ACNnNAflg turi nitnr 'ar. haHrf
ufs frfm ststiine expert iusffnt
Nnrr MARRY Hi,Ns STUDIO 1878
Wu.sivsrt Madison Ani&
GtAkAArFFp cot NsNS nf private
l,.tan- g. WI TX frn' umhs
fannn Hut ilnHN tUurftux RE
gfuffN stna NNpNnN NEp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
PETS. POULTRY. SUPPLIES

CNNAKiFs ~ run sous on eolnrs
u'ated palrr females readNi ssFcs
supplies tfnshrs. rafukeetsi tlt'F
trgtf1. Ns~nfos cagrs t1k2 iAfgh
wnni 1ylcf ti-pe
PAIR - favr uirds gfc.n snd hlus
$50 Iempls i-ftrg hetwcsn \ ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
TYrISTS

Flprflrnrea Coca wnfkire corif-
f'ens svcs' ent salary. Apply. e4.f
tsfani llASy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
rIIfs Al tlWoNtt petAa't
WAR WORK WANTED

SHIPPING BOXES cfatrs 40 dfrs
aNaiahle prompt deiNcrios. ,ngn-
g.rte laf Nng fr uVersear shirWrn,h-
INTERSTATE IffNNNN D1
Mound ~ tu Muc Et st s4St
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CoIored Women
SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE

lNtslN Nf.K
WITH - wears eN+Aet+.-ccs tool amt
tie drsiFnine, plant layout pto, -
ink WISHES nut VI Town tnsiiinn
Wsiie RnN 2Ssp nrtn,u Time. %
riME study Rnd production cnat acrN ..
ics. taken ou part time ~ contrast
hasis Write RoN y 3Tsa. petrolt
Tunes al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
MORROWS NIT HOUSE

~ 1'--r+f y N,Sr1 TyTvFK
WOMEN or sirlS fcr soia fnavtsin
vorh Mus be oh east side Gcdd
hours nnA Vasrs Appn Ryir Ribbon
lcr tuarD ,u fsoo Nas Forrest
WOMEN GIRLS Al LENsT les
FANNY bAAAAll ANDY silpT
al NNnNlF flGNtANp rAltk
ANitN hf tNtl.N ANp ~ -
NONNN Whitr Tor Nprf ,rfar
tI.trt.E rice WAfk4he tt-fi.tft- ..-,s.
NtD llt ff.ttrra afNh r......
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al rttR>

GOrrFNs prlarrd rs cnr cNpr-i
wntkWtu lsNriss p'tf wfA.
rralu. stains austWs n ttltt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
DINE AND DANCE

SINKS cleaned So - tf
nLnMh q nx,nrts nuAe
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FINALE HELP WANTED

sHfrT r-rss OPERATORS hsni fn'sh
ers ant rf fers hiNrrst Nsses 9s'a
trstt Nhrlfew Miisin In 2ae--
siit1tg NtSNfN 80, res
rst str4fg u RE- Nsak llsnd
',sgrf-e NAsE Se0'pd
eltf f-ni-',Ss hand irVtrrs hV
asa .r piece Aliens launtr
frfSt Druna hivef K sttS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

hrk lfia- NnIff nn frprI HfrtT .ffrs.
rFfF I've fn - rnf RrrY Wrnor
rfs.tl nfarnnrn II NetS fnrsff
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A. pi ASrN EfN,. mfnus ccihrer
h's rcpsuioE ~ i-'sA
al rtlE gasfcfirr ,pairins Wft
mareuIp guaranteed ttviinatrs
va romr' srr,irc "a
Ut NaTh{tit fHpalrns N,rtt He.
1855 t. small Hfe- ip iH'F
Tt tHIr i1N9 repairing pm tah t
's.t 'c suaH fc 'pii
fi ASST NlNS-5 rrrsitnt etrrp'
f.n smal arse. It 'oHF
ii.Aatt Hi<t .cP1Ni.A t-lcL-l-----
affr ,r h.s MA Nit
90 &slt RiN'. repeuua aItctNt 'a'r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

Al rllNMN8 Nc8tnk pivntp'
.rfv roi5rie Free est Az 'iit
ANRDrr Sewer Ssryice. CLEARED
rIcrtfifallv Recruits 90 No THF
pats nights Sun1ays VI i61.i
All. sewers. snks. dralns att srpuc
'tuks cleaned electrically kras ne
shr work guaranteed Tyler 7 iDt~
ENu SENlB rEutHtF
Have Nnar sewrr HuF avs frrafci
with Sup sea cn'rba v'ir matter 4"
arr available Efptir tanks t'esHr'i
anI Installed Euafanicrd workman
enIp trrc ttce 'Nf 'rf'i.'
IENptE Z Sist
SINKS cleaned So - tf srNrr Hrf
pnwhg ns'urvs nuke IN. .HHt
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WAR WORK WANTED
PATTERNS

PATTERNS
Hard wood and metal produce i1r
PATTERNS riNe dc. ilg and fixture
tatterns Hard wood ard plate models
1ua daN service rn III small work
Iick up srd delivery
AFRO TATrtNN 4 FNglNhtNfHD
sni N Main 81 Royal NAS
fnf.fn I ftuI
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Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide
Al, kRris,>d plsrr,y

Cart S0N ST. MOS Aayer'i stn,
tsG.aNs. Y,sters. iseV kr,.Sh a.
To apNenr ~ Nffa =
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At iAt.I latANEiNc |tNl SeN NF
Al WALL WASIllNe. aronfHi 1e
Nsffrlafes ANY ttvr If ff~i
EFar ~ sKmanship scar var ne.
ar-ataiias @sl Wssa AN e-h.
HFt thNprrs srf $3.50 ch"triN're "tN
nfef fpiHt'rf AND tia
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tkNN dcrtcaunt NnN w0tHgns
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Laurel outlook., 1944-07-19

The "Honor Roll" of those from
the Park City community in the
armed forces was placed in the
Tompkins store for display Satur-
day. There are a hundred names
On it and places for nearly as many
more. The names are in n inch
letters of gold on a dark polished
wood background with a dark frame
around. The Community club began
the project in the spring and hope
to have all names on it eventually.
The roll will be placed behind plate
glass on the library lawn some time
later. Charles Rymer is making
the outdoor frame and shelter.
Miss Elfrieda Forswall of Column
bus. gave a public demonstration on
canning and the preparation of
foods for quick freezing in the home
economics room Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Corwin re-
turned Saturday from a week spent
at their cabin at East Rosebud lake.
Miss Juanita Forquer of Billings
has been supplying as third-trick
operator at the depot during the alb
sence of Miss Wanda Price of Lau-
rel.
Mrs. Helen Braun entertained Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Davis at dinner
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gehrett and
son Capt. Owen Gehrett, who has
been in the South Pacific, called on
friends and relatives Friday eve
ming.
Laurel outlook., 1944-07-19

In the traditional ring dance cere-
mOny, Miss Marilyn Hardenbrook of
New York slips his class ring on
the finger of Cadet Harry j. Kolke-
beck of Chicago at the U. S.
coastguard academy in New Lon
don, Conn. The dance is held on the
v of graduation.
Laurel outlook., 1944-07-19
TREWIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carlson and
children of Billings spent Sunday at
the Bongiani home. Their daugh-
ter Nancy, who has been visiting
her grandmother, returned home
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Herbert of
Laurel were visiting Sunday at the
Florence Cole home.
Corporal and Mrs. Kenneth Shay
of Hawthorne spent Friday at the
Grubs home. Corp. Shay is on fur
Tough from Camp Ham, Calf,
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sell and sons
of Fromberg were visiting at the
Franz Peter home the first of the
week.
Samuel Flood who is employed
in Billings spent Friday night with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Flood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Reynolds and
children of Laurel were visiting at
the Mage Reynolds home Saturday
afternoon.
Joseph Munoz and son Pete have
gone to Washington to work in de-
tense work. They lost their crop
in a hail storm recently.
Fred Sands of Park City spent
Sunday at the Mage Reynolds home.
George Sparks and grandson
Jackie Mogan were in Laurel on
business Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. A. l.. Grubs and
spent Sunday afternoon and
evening at the Roscoe Shay home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Fry of Park
City were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Flood at Supper Thursday
evening.