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Evening star., 1944-07-30

MODEL GUESTHOUSE. - rooms, 4 baths,
ss hssS aI' np " s7o4s oash income fu1ni
GUEsTHoUSE, 3s rooms. 70 baths; corner
nhouss nps .;c detachtdi mr. 18th Mass ave nv
t!a ter hookup completely furn.; long estab-
ysImont s. 4So down. ~. i sDTTS Ellis aS ioio
MoToR f6oGE HxU1fN aHs K GoNrEAcTl kE .y.ilabl.
to n men ~ who can qualify essential war;
organization wants immediately respon-
sible men who can furnish over the roads
straiSht s,,n;a Jobs or tractor trailsrs; 7 no
secure such suitable equipment for down
RgTotsbIe gon sdI bqsiness Full details on request.
Clean as a pin. Plenty Of exceptionally
so1a fapntS5e ap os N: $3.50 ana lovely
bargain WON'T last, Hurry. ny' Cali SHD YOUNG M
q PASTOR, 1923 Vermont ave. NV. MA.
GROCERY Gas STORE. fully equipped, s1.s5o.
T9r p, infoTmnation, rn call TR. aO56. il
IN busy business. section Of NV; prefer
shScbmx sES sn.n..! AsP "a Mat MARkE1. 500
Gn ts1s' ,sy, n;w section; will sacrifice; owner ILL.,
kEsTAuRANT-L1oUoR. located at . conn
Ior 1915 more details; ANTHONY BROKERAGE,
kooM1Se s II ii HousE g. 6oS.. S5st ssoo down fur
rent n.rare so6 a~Sss Siaek Tersh + askng price
$IIq mo- plus 3-rm. apt EDWIN l..
FILLS, FE & Al 5olo Vermont ave, Rm. 2l7.
i WILL INVEST capital and full-time serv-
ices IN established business; 35, 4-F, coll.
grad. exp once mgr, sales. GE. 7172
s'iE SGE a13Gk 1Gay bkiDaE stos HWY tourist
nome, popular North-SoUth route 1TI
30D-12-room dwelling, modern conyen.
iences acres beautifully handicapped,
maEninsent trees, orchard; 35 miles Wash
$12,5O0. liberal terms. LEONARD SNipER
BusINEss wANrEp-want to bu, out
stsntis sn,ns snars sSsy:, sssiy: interest IN sub
pefHs, WFf sTost Bog r4T5REs ts9I Star
yKWsrsY WTjts RHT sT3FI tGS;T; AsSrrn. stss 80.
SIZED and well located. Write Box 4ss.T, ST
BIG BIG OPPORTUNITY for small fellow sol 'b..
money down ss!a0shee es srsSsssy ssssy store
o opssst2Ss; Phone TAYLOR $3.50. .
nv; e rooms. 9 baths: serase; oil heat;
adH9t s5Dx roUNrR cEh aaa and aneb na SltS B
come approx. sl5o daily % and can Se' Be sreat- At
Priced fss' 70 se # q Siss
S6 900 dovn: Call MR.. Del Vecchio, MA.
iSsS posIAGHo Hopfa sTa& sHsn4S mAcsSSE. .e.,.. and
Star.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, beautiful soprani: len bass.
ussS csTetully Ho year; cost ss76' sell $3.50
ACCoRDIoN. 1eo-bass wurlitzer. excel
lent condition; light weight. white ivory
f95Se acconn1oRHsg.s T1osRHsgs aaua. 7aas ..o .ut.r. and
kAgSER,s MGsIc sToRH; rof1s'9ss Tss ists ss
yste lessons Cali iS Repuslie t sa1s Rrrrs. Ffs
13S0 SO, g st; tmiddle Of blockl.
$37 80; Burrouehs elect; sacrifice. 144s
anniSd PsTS Sd' ApGs,Srs AZ 4 co 1 1928; 1n.. .,.
SPSlkG & MAeaINResn sad R1 EspevTit.rs saia re-
Bond ss sEs sas eor
h1R ifie eoSpirloNEk. e6s 81 ys phileo York n.hp.
No phone. Apt. No :, a4ss ssth st. S., s.,
ATRcoN6frioNINs AIR. yssf A5Ins9n unit x.vin.or
condisicnl ctan IN suitable snt, for home, ONCE or
siHse AK coNb1IioNERs. nj IEs new ph,lco York, y
" !;,ss Temp. @ ssss! essisa snnsdIsss
srsna ssC s.s snso sell
isS:s!s ~ $;9 ssS e., 's,: IT'S sss5 5nA3
motor. 110 volts, 80 cycles. 1925 cash.
liz iSi Ssh II 6sns.' phieo York. window
pries. $500 pspsnt 7oes; WV
ALB CONDITIONEk, Ackerair. console
perfect condition. Call AT. s4s3 sunday
zi1 Air 'sso6NbfoN 'csoSNBbffrIoNER. excellent condition.
sonably priced: win deliver and install. BOX
AIRPLANE CLUB MEMBERSHIP. Call
ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED tany make,,
incl cleo; also expert watch and jewelry
tesd e. Ssf:d " ESre CO.. iisa
hffAkM Il Coekss ek sia asrARsb 2Rsn :vsnn, aa, ..ry
ice; guaranteed mo. 1855 18th st. NV,
ARxRM AZ M cLSoKss a4 Kss1s aarA1RzD. watches. 2 to
4 day service; Matchmaker on premises for
prompt Attention. All work guaranteed.
ELECTRICAL CENTER, b14 10th st., be-
tween and SITS. NV.
AMMUNITION. to those who qualify. A
limited amount availahle to farmers for
pest and rodent control Inquire In
sporting good department or at the cata-
saHe. ,SfHs oTses Hssk ip any sstss
ave. NV. oil Bla6ensbure rd. ne. 5p2s
Georeis ave. NV. $500 Wilson blvd. in
ArlinEton, Va.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

TEACHER, piano, voice. will take few
pupils. evenings: Saturdays; reasonable
rates. BURNS, 3416 14th St. NV, 2nd Il
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions Operators needed Day and
part-time classes. MABEILE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL, 1910 N. Y. ave ME.
QUICK review couts. IN shorthand. tyne
writing, bookkeeping. calculating machines
New classes now starting Enroll at BOYD
SUMMER sCHooI--BeHsinners' ' and re.
fresher courses in shorthand, typing book
Keeping. Eng, vocabulary building, comp
tometer New classes now starting In
9ulre BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F St NV
SUMMER CLASSES in shorthand, typins,
bookkeeping Comptometer now starting
INQUIRE MA. 2340. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888
F ST.. OPP. Capitol Theater.
SPANISH-Private lessons by native ex-
perienced teacher. Moderate rates. For
arrangements call ia. 0517 forenoonS
COACHING, elementary or high school
subjects. by college graduate and expert
eT enced TEACHER. Box 326-T, Star;
PLASTICS. Americas newest industry; new
home study course now available for war
ewes; will not interfere with your present
JOB; prepare now for present and after
booklet. N, r r l. Of N. j, BOX 7s-T,
FLYING CLUB MEMBERSHIP open. Call
PVT. INSTRUCTION, small classes. Grade.
II; qualified teachers. Open Sept. 20.
On bus and car line DE 1O57 as
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

CEMENT WORK. stone walks. fasstone
M!1A;RCuscIo. MAJ Route 4, Horners lane, Rock
CoMpIETE REMoDEL1NG: 10 years ex-
perience: free estimates: J. A, JORDAN.
sHAkxSIEES sH sass aisr HONE wH arsoSlxEsrs iaSs
pEsrins, painting: roofing and asbestos sid i; !;
RAeTgNa saeaf 'cses az. si5 New % 9erE ave. cos NV
GENERAL REPAIRS. foundation to roof.
Gomplete line Of storm sash. JACK r..
MopERNfzE NODE III sou Youk ROME and add ADD. 9.
Ssssmeri t rooms f fnished. porehes i SOM IN"
closed. concrete work. plumbing. decorat-
ns hoss .ps Get oar ass ana
ss 's %2s1nlS 1as$Snt' ,aso aEsASGfs 1v
i; gSHss Il AdtR' roons asSS siding
sSSaHssTiNa SSSHkNiTh iSSs aSaaseres.. asSS
ished concrete and brick work, painting
rsnFed DISTRICT RENovAroRs. gem en-
iM.o3n fsf sFMoSE Sc xSfAn YOUR nom,
painting. cement walks, driveways, cerpen-
ressonsSie.' Cali Cali for estimate. oR' sssss' ssss
ROOFING. asbestos siding, remodeIlns,
co deoSFs HGME
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild.
Screen sSahsiN'RSlI5s: 9oUs PORCH now Will. I h.v.
8 f9f sok sGms s1c os4s sS..
STORM WINDOWS and screen combine :
tions available for immediate installation
up to 3 years to pay; free demonstration
CALL A. P. wOODsON CO.-Roofiny. sid.
1913 H St. nv RE. $500.
CAPITOL IMPROVEMENT CO.-PaintinE,
papering, roodng, repairs, paint spra lying.
MR.. LOWE. D1. 4741. H.
HOME REMODELING and repairing; esti-
mates free, plans furnished. Call oliver
0519 or WI. 1885, weekdays after 9 pm,
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
STENAGR GRAPHERS hnnkknaHax.

STENOGRAPHERS, bookkeepers, typists
needed hourly for new interesting openings
top salaries. Need now Spanish-Eng.
stenoss, S275 mo; card punch opera.
Sl46 mo-: bookkeepers S40-S5O wk;
clerks. once, S35 wk up; cashiers 80 S35
wk. See us for the right positions We'll
come PERSONNEL SERVICE. next to
Epiphany Church. 1911 G st. NV. MA.
sTESoGKarHrRs s4fs; osS5ai iERs q, o5 SAo-s5o rs
Spanish English stenos., S225-S215. chance
to work s;A.; stenos legal, $40 wk;
Tenos p0tea srenoT foreign
wk. up. and dozens of other excellent
openings. THOUSANDS placed annually
visit BOYD SERVICE, 1888 F ST., OPP.
Capitol Theater. MA. 1898.
TEACHERS, clerks receptlsns, select Do
sitions. No charge unless placed; TOP sal
Est. II yrs) 1911 G st. Ma. eiI4'
TEACHERS-Many fine positions listed;
salaries to $4,000. BALTIMORE TEACH
Frs AGENCY, 5l6 N. Charles st. Balti-
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SITUATIONS W0MEN Cceet.)

SITUATIONS WoMEN (Ceat.)
house, sxperisnced. best Of fsa. referencs.
MxNAoINNia HHSoStujsEkEErER in tn. better
home, where discreet, intellisent services
are required; middle.aged: personal and
nnancial references. Write Box 190-v, Star
MILLINERY BUYER and expert window
crnnnrn eflmmer' ons desires to make chanse from
ssiisnt SsctsreSnd 'e only is' intsrsstsd rested IN In
chain store or better shop. in Washington
Il RssHPrs ao7Ntsss H2s tssM has Sta.
soa hSar: ET sSSe st,% week to devote to children
ss2 isslssss es;sss osSs case
children six nishts t'se week TA ia eachanSs San M
sns 'GEEsa'fs nEhA HoHssrEINs sz snas between 10
RESIDENT MANAGER, capable and de-
RRenospieu; RnY sau; aes aeslre' permanent situation
RE- sRsIpENSir TSsSi ssaa MANAGER, .1.rs. BLDG pre-
fsTred; snT SOC expeseneed; thoroughly capable.
REcEPTIoNisT and general once worker
for Gsr d%S@eto5: %@ no shorthand; 4o-hr. week.
sESRE!AaY,' u yrs, .xper,.ne. in law.
i%i 0ss desire. s0S asw nor
or 4 nights week after Z; type IS wp;m.
SIENO1RAFhEh, several years general
spnsss fer nssan p.sss sssk Ssa Xok s m once
sTENoGRAPHER. 10 years experience:
ss siys = details; available Immediately. Box
sTENoGRArHER. ma versatile. 10 yrs .x-
al Iffsnss honfs q &C. i7ss ouf'
schools; kB, and MA. degrees; foreisn
languages, study abroad; good appear
anee;, single; $1,000 per annum.o Box
TEAMED iGoH; 6'" PRACTICAL NURSE, coiored,
references. Call Trinidad 1897.
WAITRESS, experienced. white. part time.
WOMAN. colored. experienced. with Al
than s25 week, co. 66si.
ecutive or administrative position with q
.Is Ia Sc.k i i essseap. ssiiiiy = .1sIyss
WOMAN. 81, attractive. executive ability,
phone and direct, training and supervising
employees: can type; Gesires q position
where intellisence, initiative and in
s0T rensd s1ss
desires take complete charge nearby sub
urban or country home: no small children;
would you'd % require help with heavy houswork.
WINTER vac. in Fla. By 7o-year-oldster of
meager means; can work some; ref viii
you please help her. BOX 223-V. Star
EVENING WORK. 4-4h hours, several
also available BOX e6s-V, Star 3Is
REAL ESTATE-Lady interested in real
fsnte rm psft sGud me like so. &c v h sar
WILL MANAGE your apartment building
or care for child in exchange for fur
nished apartment; references. Box 1s6.v
Evening star., 1944-07-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

ciS soIsiss ip,E pupsas SsSs. vor.
SUNDAY. Dupont $685., "' anu
cooSns sGSea Cali SIHss ADAMS sess1a ss4
61kt; 6F s.se eelored' wishes days work, Cali
Girl wishes days or psrt-time work.
GIRL: .eolored, wishes days work. Call
SAIL esn esons pnsn: Ssn. 81 sfn;5s ss4
GIRLS. 3; colored. want work Of any kind:
refs; Call from 6-1O am, 3-6 pm, DE.
GIRL; light .celorea; wishes job, full or
GjKt; GI s7s9 s9lored' reliable wishes days work
nursemaid preferable. Di' 81, saol. " '0' ~
Girl. GIRL. colorsd wants days work. Metro
GIRL: colored, wants Job as mother, help
esEiR, CAL ao,6Nas Dupont saI. a4il. .,,s ..,,,
Or Sunday Cali Ho. 1888. ''' ' 'A''
GIRL, colored, wishes work cleanins and
Apt. ' preferable. Nv MI fG'S 1905. rom 10 o.
GIRL. neat, colored. wants work s days
sssS ''3R r. 7!ss ,ssousn dinner GOOD refer
iob as nursemaid, NO .6437,,
mss part time s Cali H Lincoln coin q 4oss 'fa at
sihf ;. soeTsd ,1s rsss. in psssln.,
1852 from o 70 5 pm.
GIRL, colored, experienced. 25, wants Job
shT stpeT No sm e0Gkns hneon ISs soss IN Neat c'
GIRLS CIR G2, 80. ssolored, want psrt-tims work.
GIRL, colored, wishes days work laundress
and cleaner; s-hour day, SIS and carfsre.
FIR. 1929.
GIRL. coiored wants day work three days
week. Telephone ME 56ss.
Gothers Gek1 efle5sa helpsr IL Il a7s Isl wants
GIRL AND A WOMAN, colored. want eve
HF eoored fa A ps1 e9t
afternoon Janitor, butler: quarters pre-
ferred; married, no children. Box 4ss-T.
MAN and WOMAN, colored, housecleaners;
both professional workers. Reasonabe
MOTHER. with : small children. desires
PRone sHfSPn TR zo4s aft.r rays'f 10 nome m i've IN
SCHOOLGIRL. age is. wants light house
WORK Work or care for shildren; en- no & laundry; SO
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work
n n,1 the .1n morning to clean, Good references.
woMAS HssN Ssfs,sne.. sS!9rsa wants few
W9mAn u9 eolored l.und5ess
CITY reference: Hobart 1905
WoMAS. snN st,.r c9lored :, days work Gall rR
WOMAN. colored. col red experienced. wants
gh'S. 3 y ~ M1 day, daagy4,7s4 81 day and earfare' in
WoMAN an eSTsd dsfres and
WOMAN. colored. wants position as kitchen
helper or bus girl in some hrst-class res
taurant no Sundays; hours "a. North
CoLoRED GIRL wishes light housework,
care for child. yrs. up. Can u. 43s4: :.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY - Excel
lent knoWledge Of national affairs and gov,
snd sirline termnoosy 'n Rapd sccnrsse nasss
Etenoerspher. Ten years experience Have
release: available Immediately. Capable of
hePs Sessy phone DU 9.Fgssns ssss
saBY's aGM NURSE. white. has two free weeks
20 go away; $50 a week. Box .3:-v,
.tsn seaf Rus5sn le5Rft Ger eT
man, seeks post newspaper or radio writ
Rs cTeIs asasEk Rsf sGG sd Sis oloushy
COLLEGE, coiIIaeii GRADUATE 'f broad experience.
lsinss sas s1psTienee Available s s'sesss sessem
ees5 hSS ssy hs5 PRACTICAL desire. ss
tss bREsss1kiNG. Gf isd" desisning sis remodeins,
reasonable MISS BERT 1880
ExEeUTivE EHt III " ASST. ! seeretary, s Exp exp de-
pendable, capable, assuming entire charge.
M Hh Tssf Gan1 mE yes
experience rublic relations, office manage
1,ent, stenography: can work only part
e. !"s DO 'Ss JOB that Counts and am am sure with
Sly BACKGROUND. KNOWLEDGE, and skill can
g .%ost esu,yssnnt Of ta1time work in
EXPERIENCED, young woman wants lit
erary, newspaper. radio or exec. secre-
taryship: collese grad. ABB, MA. desrees.
single, good appearance. S4s-$50 weekly.
BOY Sso.V Star 3n-
tiRL, colored, intellisent, desires evening
Nork as clerk-typist. MI. 1888.
GIRL desires evenings work. 5 TO 10,
Shildrsn's care, or housework Call HI.
aossEw assw AssisIaNT, ssisi lady. .mpl part sims
needs pleasant home; small salary; will
market. prep. din. for lady or couple; &C
EOUsEKEEPER desires position in refined
Christian home: capable, honest and de-
Eendable; no cooking or laundry; want
when answering; Al references. Box
SltIMt lriArs. stas Iuvsr ..n,.., ...,ns a.
sires permanent case Call Sunday or
Monday District 3l25, ext. T31
lady. GOOD in music, photoer ply, paint
ermnasns, nss french; seeks suitable position,
Evening star., 1944-07-30
MOTOR TRAVEL.

RIDE WANTED to vicinity Of Akron
OHIO: expert driver. Dupont 2946.
GOVT. INSPECTOR and wife will drive
wour car to Denver: exp. driver: best refs.
An DRIVING TO CALF. Aug. 3 by way
of Texas. Would like some reliable person
to share expenses. Phi. WI. 3174 If in
SERVICE WOMAN. driving to San DIEGO,
Calf. about August 9Th, desires woma n
passenger 90 share expenses and driving.
TIE: 314a between and II am.
LADY AND 2 DAUGHTERS. ages II and
5, good travellers. need transportatio to
Boston or within 100-mile vicinity or even
TO N, Y. would help. Will share driving
with reliable driver and pay gas. Aug. 10,
bR1VING VI 70 eSne 81. LoGis. oG Mo. Aus g. TAX.
en- ms aooS e. sR, shsri i4s and help drive
WANT ; to share expenses to Kansas
City, via St. Louis, with young couple
leaving 5rd.; late model sedan. Call ia.
COUPLE DESIRES transportation to KAN
sas City or Vicinity during last two weeks
LADY DESIRES RIDE winston n-salem, N.
c., 9Th or 9th. Aug; share driving and
expenses or pay fare. Falls Church 2O06-J.
DELIVER CAR, drive or buy seat IN car
to West Coast: 81. 1892.
WANTED-TrAnsportat to Ocean City,
SsfSifs SRfSiNe '?so 70 CALIFORNIA .bou. August
4: would like 1 or persons to share
expenses and. driving. Call Temple 6s43.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
MOTOR TRAvrL lcsn..,

GOuFIE wants transportation to or near
West Coast; both licensed drivers; after
August 9TH; Ma. 5000, Ext. 472; week
Will DRItvE, HELP DRIVE, share s.-
PPsSnsss' PSors N San Jos rTsncisso else A%s Or later.
WILL DnIvE YoUR CAR TO CALF. iesx-
INK ins ae9Hs s9t.r AUG q reference: Phone TR
YOUNG LADY desires ride 70 New Orleans,
help share expenses. Call Adams s3b2.
sERvICEMAN's WIFE desires ride to or
near Abilene. Tex, shout Aug. 8. share ex-
FS1SsroRTATioN to Claiborne. Nd.
wanted, wife and daughter of naval ofacer,
AVE-; 9Th Or 7th; Call Adams s76e.
~ sofb Ia ior 70 caS Gnicaso 9s points
YOUNG MAN DESIRES ride to Texas about
August IL, Will be clad to drive. North
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.-Leaving August 8:
win take one passenger. Call GIL. 549l. =
OCEAN cs,, CITY MD,-.csn ID take 2: Leave
iftsf WS PSPiyX Mo9ssS %GI,. Sa. &
In September DR. THOM, RE. 1900.
AVAILABLE to drive car West Coast State
about Aug. %. Tel. Sligo 343Q
Evening star., 1944-07-30
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

AIR C0NDTTI0NER. Phiico York, room
an % CSaDIfIoSNG and 1sirisesai,on Hesa
service. BROOKI.ANp .AIR-CONDTTION-
ING q REFRIGERATION CO.. WA 9O34
APPLIANC8s-Electric fans, fxtures,
radios and washing machines sold and re-
paired; virina for liGht and power: no Job
too small or too large. HENS, The Live
Wire. 1243 n st. ne. TR 5000. ~
Evening star., 1944-07-30
SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMEN.

COUPLE. with 5-vear-old boy desires en-
ployment man as gardener and chauffeur;
wife as cook Experienced. $40 week and
living quarters. Adams O34l, to pm
EX-sERvICEMAN. experienced stock and
dairy farmer desires position. Wife is ex-
perienced NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Call
Ma. "a t6 weekdays from o.
Evening star., 1944-07-30

I3 ROOMS. 3 baths, rent $3.50, inc
sos and 4 rms; for owner: All house
refrigerators. Plenty good furniture Near
! 9Th and Spring I'd. Owner says sell at
once. Only $3.50 down.
rms, ia baths, 3 apts.. rent S75
g-car garage. long lease, near 9TH and
Penna. $500 cash total price. YOUNG
4 PASTOR. 20 Vermont st. NV. MA.
o425 MA 544T
Evening star., 1944-07-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CHUOL, aII-day care, transport alton, Il
~, ~. for ,, your child:N well-establishe
Evening star., 1944-07-30

fdential' BOX CAV Star or Union 4: 1925.
CIGAR-NEwssTAND, lobby hish-g grade no.
tel; will sell "a. active interest in busine IS
sTST,5S BST s,sI
area, renders complete service. including
repairs; modern equipment: showing good
Front; sale SALE OF business by ewner at half
nfl TPARo6M ' in exc easlasve nsM ns STAG Conn ave-
settled married couple with restaurant
sD.Rs = ss:2ss ses sss9s Sss% n ss.1n' $4,000
me ment ptb. eHidnf located in Silver En-
sHV SvNs Ss'rsfn sGanTEss too se eouDls n and in
Of sses per month for services vic, Of
propePty and BUSINESS s W. are V leavins ins
town. Phone Warfield 1901.
BOOMING HOUSE business, 14,h st. NV;
sell. $1,000 down and terms. Box 122-v,
WxSrEp Ed TO sgY.c,osery store or other
kaEsTAuEAST @ Beer: mostly counter
hooMs l1s3 hets nH srAkTMkSTs HA ssIs -17 rms. S
Ssas .sae e eosms suos.a s.ay e.n SsSs
sen due to illness; priced Ct $4,000. with
cash E.ce1snt si;. aye location nI.
iiied;; S.: 600. With 5000 Cash down pay.
ment. Grocery and delicatessen doing
": lease q option; apt. for owner: rent
only $115 mo-: excellent NV. loc.; priced
catessen doing $1,000 wk. bus: 1O-yr.
lease. rent reasonable; nicely equipped
priced at $4,000, plus stock; terms
tele: 5000 to 81 900 -wk. quoted income;
good lease: rent only SS5 mo-; seats about
80: air.conditioned; priced at $4,000;
only to the highest clientele at top prices;
income quoted, $4,000 yearly; excellent
central location: long lease; rent. S1O7:
Two trucks 60 with business: priced at
S14.S00. with $1,000 cash: must sen due
to illness. JOHN J. McKENNA, ReaItor
and EsuHsiness sHi Broker. 1923 Eye st. NV.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-01-12
Essentially Of Sports
To Be Decided Upon Soon

those in charge to say definitely,
on way or the other, how sports
is classified, said Weiss. Ii1l4seli
professional football referee and
former backfield star at Duquesne
University. -
Weiss said Paul McNutt, War
ManpoWer C o m m o n e r,
wouldn't say sports was essential
and he wouldn't say it wasn't es.
sential."
The Army has refused to per.
NIT trainees at colleges to take
part in varsity football on the
! ground that they didn't nave time
The Navy has allowed this.
Weiss said Navy Secretary Knox
told him he would like to have
$40 shiploads of athletes
Clark Griffith, owner of the
Washington A m e 7 i C n League
baseball club, said he hoped the
sport could continue but that it
was dedicated 10 doing its part
no matter what that part may
be- to help win the war. He said
he hadn't given any thought tc
the effect of national service leg.
islation.
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nets with amazing consistency.
Each member of the 117th account
ed for at least one basket during
the scoring spree while Streitel-
meier's set shot found the mark
four times for the 556th. Twenty
nine points were registered in this
session and the tally pace slack
ened in the final quarter. A missed
foul with Is seconds to go prevent
ed the 556th' deadlocking the count.
Concluding the Farnsworth Hall
program the 517th avenged a pre-
vious upset by overcoming the DIP
officers, 1921, mainly through late
netting. Six baskets by Davidson
proved the decisive factor in the
517th award. Spread evenly over
the last three periods they pro-
vided the necessary spur in this
revenge" meeting For the offic-
ers. Scott and Mourfield were best.
Both games were American
League affairs.
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CHICK WERCELES
FREED BY BOARD

NEW YORK. Jan. 11.-tR-Chick
Wergeles, the big noise in the little
man, was hauled before the state
athletic commission today to ex-
plain some mean things he said
about one of it's referees and
much to Chicks surprise, he not
only was set free but one commits
sioner actually agreed with him.
The whole thing conferred around
Chicks charges against Eddie Jo-
seph who refereed last Fridays
tistic for-trot between Bouncing
Beau Jack and Lightfoot Lulu Cas-
tantio. Immediately after the fight,
in which the Jumping Jack won a
split decision, Chick let out I'VE
wuz robbed howl over the mo-
tives which inspired Joseph to five
Costantino the fight, 8 rounds to
2. Wergeles manages Jack.
Later, Chick said he guessed
he'd just popped off too much, but
that while he wasn't arguing
against Joseph's h o n S ty, he
thought the arbiter was incompe-
tent. For these remarks, he was
invited to appear before the fistic
fathers today, and for the first
time in his life was so surprised
he practically was unable to say
a word because DR.. Gillian Powell.
most recently appointed member
of the states three-man commits
sion upheld his charge that Joseph
was incompetent in this particular
punch-party.
The result was that after remind
ing Wergeles that it could have
tossed a 1000 fine or suspension
at him, the commission let him
go with only a reprimand for max
ing his original statements about
Joseph.
General John j. Phelan. the
commission chairman, didn't go
along with DR.. Powell's opinion
about Joseph. He pointed out, in
stead, that in the past, All our
experience with Joseph has been
that he is competent and a good
official.
"But check of the records
shows" the general added, That
any official who shows any incom-
petence-he seldom acts again as
long as I've been on the commits
siou.''
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By TOM REEDY

WASHINGTON, Jan. ll.-lR-
President Roosevelt's recommend
alton for national service law
may bring to a final decision
whether sports is essential to the
war effort-a verdict long sought
in the sports world and III con-
gress.
Rep. Weiss D.-Pa.), leader of
group of legislators Which mas
been striving to have sports so
classified, said tonight that if such
law is passed it will bring
definite showdown"
A service law would mean that
athletes. as we'll as all other able
bodied persons, would be liable to
specific war-effort assignments in
war production plants. Thus, if
say-professional baseball is to
survive next summer, some one
in authority must rule ball play
er essential to the war effort for
the sake of civilian morale.
Weiss and his group say it goes
farther than civilian morale-that
the soldiers and sailors want
sports continued, want to know
how the Dodgers are doing before
they ask anything else of visitors
to the battlefronts.
We've never been able to get