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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Fall Festival
Ends atU.D.
Times Photo

THE THIRD annual Univer-
sity of Detroit High School
Dads Club fall festival is in full
swing this weekend and viii
end tonight. The event is being
held in the school gymnasium,
and Sherman F. Kelly is chair
man.
Members of the P-TA, L. Of
d. co-eds and students of I'm
maculate High School are assist
ing. Proceeds. from the party
will be used after the war to
erect a memorial auditorium in
honor of high school alumni in
the service.
Dinner will be served from
a to z p. m. by the P-TA, with
Mrs. Bruno Blinstrub, Mrs.
Daniel Murphy and Mrs. Sher-
man Kelly as chairmen. u. Of
d. goods who are working on
the project include:
Katie brennan Mary Ann Tobias
Betty Kern Peggy Glen
Bea Potts MarEe Cotter
Supervising the booths are:
Louis ?. Malone Frank Frank Do nsR
James l. Conlon X. James Eog
James ". Brickley
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Home for Mothers Provided

The farm provided home for both married and
married mothers who needed prenatal we'll hospital
traditional event which engaging the interest of many
fashionable women, including dowagers, middle aged
matrons young married girls and unmarried girls is the
annual ngathering of the Detroit branch of the Needle
work Guild
Mrs Phelps Newberry president, and her corps of
assistants will be hand all day. Oct. 30, at the Jeer
Avenue Presbyterian Church. to receive check and
pack the thousands of new garments.
The donations will be distributed 81 Institutions
they request and to the Red Cross Emergency Closet
to be given out to servicemen's families.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Society TO Hold
Annual Meeting

HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
will hold its annual victory
meeting at ! p. m. Monday at
the home of Mrs. Ben B.
Schwartz in Blaine avenue.
Plans will be made for IT'S
luncheon and fashion review 10
be held at 1890 p. m. Tuesday
in the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Mrs. Adolph Deutsch and Mrs.
Jack Sylvan will be co-chairmen
of ways and means, and Mrs.
Arthur Gilbert and Mrs. Charles
Harris will be in charge of
pledges. Mrs. Peter Miller is
making arrangements and Mrs.
AL Weisman will be program
chairman.
Proceeds will be used to fur
Their the society's emergency re-
lief work and in financing war
effort projects.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Touch OF Home

For the Music Room not only
\ is place where wounded and
mentally sick boys who enjoy
great music may find H..
II offers an escape in other
ways from the bleakness OF the
hospital life.
1t is touch OF home.
Mrs. Otto Kern and Mrs.
Harry W. Taylor. who chose the
furnishings used exquisite taste.
Not only is The room home
like and restful with its soft
Couches and overstuffed chairs,
but II has a lovely aspect. The
walls are ivory and the drap-
cries are chartreuSe and pale
grey and one OF the chairs is
upholstered in matching mate
rial. while tne others are done
in soft blue and the touches in
delicate petit point a deep pile
carpet covers the floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Beautifully Appointed

In one corner rs the concert
grand piano and along wall a
beautiful radio-victrola. Mahog-
any cabinets hold many fine
records and another music die
tionary donated by Karl Krue-
ger. director Of the Detroit Sym
phony Orchestra.
There are beautiful mahogany
occasional tables on which are
placed softly shaded, attractive
lamps and ash trays.
Wall mirrors and wall brack-
cts on which rest pots of green,
growing plants and arrange
mentS Of autumn flowers on the
tables and piano add a gay note.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Detroit Colony
Luncheon Set

DETROIT COLONY, Ma
TIONAL SOCIETY OF NEW
ENGLAND WOMEN, VIII hold
a luncheon meeting at 1890
p. m. Tuesday at Newberry
House with Mrs. Henry D. Nc
Kaye presiding. Mrs. c. Clay
ton Lanier and Mrs. Charles
Holden viii be co-hostesses.
Mrs. Edmond danavan will
speak on Political Economy
and Women" and Mrs. Henry
M. Booth will give a report on
the national board meeting neld
in Connecticut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
PercyJones
Music Room
Is Opened
BY MINNIE CAGE

INTO the Music Appreciation
i Room at Percy Jones Hospi-
TAI, which was formally opened
on Tuesday afternoon. crowded
boys suffering from war ia
tigue," boys on crutches, boys
in wheel chairs and boys with
a leg or an arm missing.
They were boys who. for
years now, have known only the
hardships and discomforts of
army life; boys who have faced
death and come hack 10 a life
Of pain and suffering; boys who
had almost forgotten the soft
ness and comfort OF home.
In their lives. since joining
up, there had been little or no
beauty.
Many OF their faces still were
pallid and showed the marks
left by suffering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Faces Radiant

And yet, when they crossed
the threshold of the Music APP
probation Room, such a change
came over their countenances as
10 gladden. and repay all those
who had had a part in making
possible this room.
Looking at these radiant
faces, Mrs, Glenn Anderson,
president of Sunshine Fund,
Inc, who conceived the idea,
Mrs. Mckee Robson. chairman
OF the committee, and all the
others who had worked TO bring
II about, were overcome.
The room represents many
hours of work and the raising
OF more than $1,000. yet they
felt il was so little 10 cause
such happiness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
RosedaIe Club
Lecture Set

ROSEDALE PROGRESSIVE
CLUBS garden division will be
in charge of the clubs meeting
Wednesday afternoon in the
Bushnell parish house. Mrs.
Max Faulkner, program chair
man. will present Mrs. Marjorie
T. Bingham in on illustrated
lecture on "A Panorama Of
Michigan Wild f1owers."\ Mrs.
X. J. Mackay will be tea
chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Artists TO Hear
Local Critic

PALETTE AND USH
CLUBS dessert luncheon meet
ing will be held at 1890 p. m.
Tuesday at ST James Meth
odist Church, Puritan aid Fer
guson avenues. Guest speaker
will be Emil Weddige. artist OF
Detroit and, Ann Arbor. who
will criticize the members work
following his lecture. Mrs.
Graham Davis and NJ: John
Kehl are taking reservations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Mission Guild
To Hold Benefit

wOMENS GUILD OF THE
EPISCOPAL CITY MISSION
will hold a benefit bridge tea
Nov. 3 in Kern's auditorium to
raise funds for the organiza-
tons work al the Old Mariners
Church in Woodward avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Circle Sponsors
Pantry Shower

DETROIT CITI CIRCLE of
the international Federation of
Catholic Alumnae will sponsor
a pantry shower and tea from
3 10 5 p. m. Sunday for the
Missionary Catechists in the
home in Arden Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Navy Mothers Club
Plans Benefit Dance

r e d F RID IA Wy
MOTHERS CLUB will hold a
benefit dance Saturday night in
the Strathmoor Masonic Tenn
pie, Hubbell and Grand River
avenues. Guests of honor will
be 100 servicemen and women.
Mrs. Harry J. Birney is ticket
Chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Mew 0et,oifers-
Times PhotI

ROBERT GEORGE PETERSON born Oct. to Sgt.
and Mrs. Don A. Peterson adele Pless).
ILENE DEBBRA PACKER born Oct 7 to Pfc. and
Mrs Murray Packer Helen Fen).
JOHN GILLETTE WARDELL born Oct. IA to 1t.
and Mrs John Rowland Wardell (Inin Sladen)
TODD MACPHERSON :. born Oct Is to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl D. Macpherson Jr (Jane Todd.
WILLIAM JOSEPH SHEEHY w born Oct II to 1t.
William j. Sheehy Betty HARRISON at Austin Tex
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
SMART SET
Moqazitte
DETRofFH6sxTfMES
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1914
Dowaeer's Doeeerel
Really Pay

TAKE time for httie
Il courtesieS
Despite your rush today:
You'll find those little
thoughtful acts
Huge dividends will pay.
THAT birthday card you
Il send to one
Whose years are growing
great:
That card of sympathy TO
those
Who suffer sorrows fate.
YOU can. in spite of hec-
Il tic days,
Keep friendships touch in
many ways.
WE DO not know of any
one really buster than
Mrs. Fred T. Murphy. Yet
in spite of her crowded hours,
she is never too busy 10
send a birthday greeting
to a friend or to inquire
for the sick ones among
her acquaintance. Her ex-
preston of sympathy to
those in trouble is always
among the first to arrive.
And she is one Of the most
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Return Of HeiIs

Mr.. AND MRS. j. s. HE'LL
and their daughter. Pat, Of
Moran road, are expected back
early this week, following a
stay In New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Miss Ward to Speak

WAYNE wOMEN'S CLUB
will meet at las D. m. Wednes-
day. in the Wayne School 10
hear a lecture by Miss Marcia
Ward of the Visiting House.
keepers Bureau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Poole Officiates

Karl Kruger who was 10
have spoken. was prevented
from being present by cold
and a heavy orchestral sched-
ule. but he was represented by
Walter Poole, associate con-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Mrs. J. T. Shaw TO Attend

Mrs James T. Shaw. who lives in Nashville served
the board from 1889 until she moved away from Detroit
several years ago.
By coincidence, maybe 1t Intentional her part
Mrs Shaw visiting another board member Mrs Henry
Joy and will he at the reception to all her old friends
the board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Managed Entirely by Women

The Womans Hospital is unique in that it is managed
entirely by although il has advisory board
posed of of the most prominent physicians in the city
and that the president of the board Mrs Frederick c. Holt
has served continuously since January 1908.
Mrs Holt well as the hospital celebrating her 18th
anniversary this year.
"The secret Of such achievement Mrs Hollis lies
In that quality Of leadership which has asked recogn
ton for itself but by its constant devotion to duty has in
spred enthusiasm cooperation and affection In those around
her." her fellow board members agree.
Mrs Holt" they say. "has set standard Of hospital
excellence difficult to exceed example of service to human
need well nigh impossible 10 equal"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Rambling through mhyh~
Book Marks Womdns osptd Anniversary

sHE handsome, illustrated booklet which will be passed
around at the reception from to p m. Friday
the Woman's Hospital to celebrate the institu-
- tons 18th anniversary gotten out by Mrs. A.
Buel Qurk.
Mrs Quirk has been working il for two years.
On the frontispiece a picture the hospital entrance
and the fly leaf picture of the 240bed hospital f.
Hancock between Brush and Beaubien built in 1929 at
of S1,000,000
Inside is shown the original building small frame
ture, erected in 1863
The booklet contains pictures of the charter members
of the board and the members and brief record Of
the institutions growth and achievements.
Evening star., 1944-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIoNs-Wurlitzer Il bass, s49.50;
Wurlitzer. III bass; white pearl, s225;
faS st HfSs Of cslsSators seSf various
makes. hand and elee. sale or rent; reason
aafrsfs fsRGIE aEBRusaH a i4th nc Ised DI
little, $3.50. MR.. POWELL. Elk. 1900,
BABY Bah CARRIAGE, English 1itcht,eld, pre-
value: li ss5 CO ss4s. ooa Apt o04q:s'0'' 4qs S'o
BABY CRIB. excellent condition, mattress
and ..p SPRINGS incl9ded: ,l1d prewar caIriage,
BaTTERY caAksEk, Al condition, guar
ant9fd; a 9E y batt at cd eta time: S55 GqNsoLI-
BED, Hollywood, double, used very little:
studio couch. green, opens to 2 beds. Call
DI. 1865, after 6 pm. 49,
snP ass sasa 'tHsG single msss aSSe' 81
BED. BED single, studio type: used three
BED. three-auarters width. with inner
Bookshelf, end table. $3.50 each. Can Or.
asESSsReoo6yMa, studio p%i couch, beds, dresser.
storage; EDELMAN, 330s Georeis ave is:
couch. down cushions: hollywood ISo; eseaSe Seds.
Of drawers. OCCASIONAL chairs and tables.
retariss hishboys LINCOLN NJ FuRSITURE hiri IRE
CO: sn7 PENNSYLVANIA ave NV
BICYCLES, prewar, excellent condition,
one boys and one girls, with gearshift
and balloon tires; $40 ca. ia. 2755
BILLIARD AND pooI tables poker tables,
table tennis. CONN BILLIARD & BOWL
ING SUPPLY CO.. Sl9 9th NV. DI 47lI
BOOKCASE, ANTIQUE mahogany veneer, 3
shelvess II in. wide. AZ in. long, 81 In
high; S35; perfect condition. GE. 6O55
BRICK, used; buy now; million avail
able; priced right. 1915 Jefferson Davis
highway. Arlington, Va: CHI. 1919. go
CHANDELlER, beautiful crystal, 21 in.
Woodley Park Towers, Apt 1913.
CABINETS, metal, S1b; pcrcelain-top table.
odd tables, lamps, single bed, inner spring
CAMERA, S-mm. keystone, protector.
screen. meter. case; ceiling price. Call
CAMERAS and other new photosraphic
equipment available to servicemen. SON.
MERS CAMERA EXCHANGE, 1410 N. Y.
ave. ls
Evening star., 1944-10-18
PERSONAL.

RETAIL BUSINESS EXECUTIVE and prac-
tical consultant employed by large local
relish the opportunity Of working with
several additional but much smaller busi-
ness enterprises who are in earnest about
/ require more outlets for steam than even
they have and are. thoroughly in accord
with my plans, All replies conf1dentially
created and without obligation. Box pm,
WAKE UP BY PHoNE-sl. 90 per month.
GavE Fun 3 AZ afE THE Ban paScrS g% given by the
Circle Club. The orchestra is good. Call
msM0FRH9IDs mslsod eFasteated ,,s By ~ my @ 0xn
Iime Or money back. Write tor booklet Nc.
drugs [a, or or, sarsery Or. so3MMERwERcK.
aRi bK Il i0ss si johnson "a dtns, 4a Falls.
WesrorS sida.. 6,i5 18th NV. ~ wv
PHONE sHErHERD 1850. ask for Mis-.
PERMANENT. 50: shampoon, zoe: nngeE
HsSsl HoNogR $Os OsscHooahE aE !sla o1sS MAshhlf ass
nIRht MR sPz hour dnso FoT information call
excelled care for babies to Is mos, under
supervision Ma Of re- nurse Call OK. 22ss
Park ras chuIeT eye Va Route p Fsa.n
WANTED@sopranos altcs. tall; e4per.
pallet dancers. auoiLlons Mon, Thurs.
$50 n. SHERWOOD OPERA CO.. l710
LADY in Aurora Hills. Va. wishes regular
auto Transportation TO and from Sunday
Church; terms,- Address $500 So. Fern.
MEN. WOMEN-old at 40, so, eol Want
Tonle Tablets rep up bodies lacking IRON
size only 35c. at all drug stores every
Evening star., 1944-10-18
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS - Prompt
esfimates sina. les for for any type Of work, special
on ssSh asbestos sdne end
'ss CALL 4; Z WooDsoN co:Gkoonns. sid
s5Ehrs lSsT i your pos5n kG SsSs sSs wh. nav.
1ns ent Ha FS snK s;gn sNme
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME & SaS1 and asts add sddi- sSss
basement rooms finished, porches IN
ing; asbestos siding and roofing and gen
Roisi RoME E%sIl Rcpfly TAgoRs
s.oSDEkASSla2nas ASans YoGk reSSi HOME : porehes in
ii6sea i6sg recreation rooms built attics nm
and plumbing; roofing. siding and storm
Get H 1ssf fsiRotf 5ssn
PAINTING AND DECoRATING-4o years
al making homes brighter: unexcelled work
cam SsSa SSsss For free
REMoDELlNG Of residential 'sTM and CO CONNER n@i
0Rs5fa ss'Ratss Tainidad = s4ey yrs
terms sls s sssss. sett sHctRrF9 rF1s9~ofs!iaiI HOME
Member JIM Home Improvement duiid
sooF ssSSs snfAHIsse: prompt service: fire.
leaks, cutters, snow suards: experienced
MECHANICS. ss KUEHN K,UgEH ROOFING Co, CO.
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the best;
auet installation; Bruce finishes FLOOR
ihG AZ .ys GoETRAST4Rs' Np ss12 NC 1872 wiscon-
JoHNs-MANynLE roofing, siding. storm
cosInAcTsa ssss; INC e. 6Se.1' o. to aggcoo GATES
Evening star., 1944-10-18
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
pert time; statements, aud.ts, tax returns:
prompt. reasonable Ordway 2O14
ACCOUNTANT, expert Office organization-
MANAGEMENT. bookkeeping. all taxes fnan-
clal statements, cost accounting, extensive
executive experience: BACKGROUND. banking.
real estate: manufacturing, construction.
college and accounting graduate: above
syerage, sUTay, graft at EXEMPT Box 63.L. Star, :
basis: keep general records; prepare
financial tax reports; experienced; reason
able. AID. 0722 33s
STcS;sso BOY sooTsd Esaz wishes work after school
BOY wants work after school E. JACK
SON. lMlh apt A Euclid NV. 49,
BUSINESSMAN, il years executive ex-
perience in Philippines, desires connection
with firm interested in present or future
export trade, South America or Far East.
COLLEGE GRADUATE. 30. knows Boo BOOK
HSI,nasis KeSeT,insii typinE I With ofee experience
5000, Washington. Ios
CRAFTSMAN, free lance; general drafting
Illustration. design and color work Ad-
vertising art. DI. 5032. 2O'
EXECUTIVE, age 3S college degree. ex-
perlenced in administrative and financial
responsibilities, accounting, statistics, fact
nnding, personnel, community organization,
trade association and contact work; in
terested In making change. Write Box
MAINTENANCE sUPT.. capable and sober.
experience in construction. Available i'm
mediately. Box SOM, Star. 2O'
MAN desires janitor's job; good city refer
ence. Trinidad 5000
Evening star., 1944-10-18
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wants general housework
Address 5000 B st. Sc. LILLE MAE
BOONE 49,
GIRL, colored. wants g.h.w.. plain cook:
5 days a week. adult gentle home. Box
SIM, Star
GIRL, colored, neat, wishes work as bus
or kitchen helper. Phone Decatur 7434
GIRL, colored wants part-time work, no
cooking. Adams 3717
GIRL, colored, wishes morning part-time
work: no Sundays. Adams 1893.
LADY wishes to place maid for gh.w..
light laundry; mornings only; reliable
and thorough; GEORGETOWN or close Glover
Park bus line. Adams 1898
WOMAN, colored, wishes work Tues, Wed.
Thurs, Friday, 65 cents per hour and
carfare. Michisan 7751.
WOMAN, colored, wants evening work
special cook, dinner parties. baking or
WOMAN, colored, dishwashing and kitchen
helper. ATCHISON, 2006 18th st. NV,
Apt 3
Evening star., 1944-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
ACCORDION, Italian make. 40 basseS.
call Randolph 4044
ADDING MACHINES-TYPFWRT WE

ACCORDION; Italian make, 12O basses.
Call Randolph 4044. -
a% want machines' any make: top D prices. ICES csli h
Wp Us fTEp f9T an no estimate go DISTRICT TYPE
mobile or fire engine. suitable for boy
years old. Financial arrangements will be
aas for suitable suit offer Phone EN-
BABY STROLLER, wicker, must be in good
condition: Call SH. 6662.
pfses cs Mr. FsRREN ~ sshss sSa cash
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture:
contents of apis or homes, at once We
fG BEDROOM SUITES. once furniture, it 1sNt dining
and living room suites, elec. refrigerators.
va PaReni SRis wanted ant
We must get Benrix Sem washing machines
BUNK BED, maple, double deck, complete.
CADET UNIFORMS AND SABERs wanted
uni @ 'V and % Uniforms for AsH all Ss
+ 5HoP S'1:h
sss g''s srssns9 sls as0fS s.na .aD's: as:
CASH REGISTER, small size preferred.
gerfssst cCnditiSn onl ion ea Call District 1853
NV; NE 1857. Open ewes; viii call.
CLOTHlNS-Bester prices paid Tor men
9Sed 81 ssss sS'nr op. Hsrs sv.. viii hss e. IN st. NV
DIAMONDS, GOLD. Highest cash prices
paid: Get our offer before you sell.
ARTHUR MARKEL. $40 F st;
DUCK DECOYS-Wanted dozen or more
good cedar or white pine pine, decoys in any
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR wanted. late
model, not more than yrs. old. TR
2417, Wed. bet. p.m. and pm, Mr..
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, good condi-
tion; prefer Gu. it.: cash. Phone Chest
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, small size. in
EIEcTRfc EfJS iI;'iRh REFRiGERAT0Rs. M sny ny conGi
dition, for parts. ARGENT REFRIGERA-
TION SERVICE. CH. s4S4 or OIL. 0697.
ELECTRIC TRAIN SETS and accessories
odd engines and cars, track, etc. WO.
EuaNITUEEmEsaE's. us slss Isisr, xsshi1s
any an tin time, , trinidad 4s75. ~ is.
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac, china, glassware,
rugs. silyerware,,, paintings; hishest cash
66uss6oS Goods to asS SsS nsns hs e
evenings, Republic 1872. 2S.
FURN., in good clean cordition: stoves.
iceboxes: highest cash prices paid /. c.
FURNITURE CO., 1853 H st. ne TR. 1889.
FURNITURE and household goods of all
kinds. Spot cash. Immediate removal.
8 SD pm. ~ cali Franklin $500. Ext. ~. 20.
FURNITURE for 1-room. kitchen and bath
apartment, if apartment Is also available;
NV. section, apt. bldg. Box 64-M. Star.
Continued on Next Pass.)
Evening star., 1944-10-18
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

B0OKKEEPER-Expe in general
ledger posting, cost accounting, payrolls,
all tax reports, financial statements; about
9 hrs. your office, 80 hrs. home weekly.
COLLEGE GRADUATE with nursing ex-
ptrience desires part-time work in a
doctors office: FIR. $500. Ext. $40. 20'
COLORED GIRL wants days work; exp,
depen, reliable; F. c., N. Arl.: soc mr., C. +.
Write Box 62; Route l, Vienna, va: =,
terations: reasonable. MISS BERT, 1880
Irving ST. NV, Apt. 4. Adams 223S.
NURSE. practical. 12-hr. duty. semi-in-
valid or convalescent; no Sundays. Hobart
2935.
NURSE. graduated practical. wishes am.
or pm. cases: ref. Hobart 1895.
NURSE. colored, wants case day or night;
WI. w consider ls,hr: duty; any kind, NO.
NURSE, practical, wants s to 10 hours
day duty. care of sick only, no housework
or cooking: best reference. RA. S942. =
NURSE, practical, or companion: position
FIR. 70S7.
Practical NURSE. colored, desires po-
sition caring for infant or semi-invalid.
Phone Decatur 1866.
TYPING-Accurate work done at home
Call Union 1919 1Ss
Evening star., 1944-10-18
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secre.arial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing. bookkeeping.
comptometer, all secretarial subjects. Est
"a yrs. Accredited. INQUIRE row MA
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail.
able at Congressional Airport. Phone OIL
ENROLL NOW for hngerprint classes, pay
only Tor text; men, women. Write SPATZ,
P. O. Box 115.- 2Os
cellent positions: new class now starting
Miss Page. CAPITOL PIX SCHOOL. 1911
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand.
typewriting, bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 r St, MA. 1888.
Evening star., 1944-10-18
HONE IMP. COMPANIES tcens. /, .

HOMk IMP. COMPANIES tCont. /.
siding and other home Improvement. Call
JOHNS MANvIIIE. Home Improvement
Guild, DI. 0787. Estimates furnished with
out OBLIGATION. Time payments
AAA CONTRACTING CO.-Johns- -Manville
roofing. siding and insulation. home re-
modelling, expert heating service; / to Is
FOR COMPLETE bathrooms. boiler re-
call 7. J. FTTzMAURIcE, 2O3l r. l. ave.
ne Once. DU. 1915: home. DU. 1881.
JOHNS -MANvILLE roofing and siding,
storm windows; member JIM. Home I'M
proysment Guild estimates srstis s1n
Co. 1923 N. Irving ST.. Arlington, Va.
Phone Chestnut 1922.
concrete work and general contractor: est.
cheerfully given. 700 Lee blvd. Falls
Church, Va. Telephone I'LL. Call 6-S
pm. 16"
Evening star., 1944-10-18
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

HISTORY TEACHER, fashionable girls
school live in: delightful surroundings
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 2O4 Colo
rado Bldg, 14th and G.
BOOkKEEPERS a., $50 wk, commercial
retail bus; stenog.. railroad. ne. sec, S175
mo-; stenog -booEpr., s.w. sec, S45 wk.
u. ne. sec, S45 wk typist, gen offict
clerk, S135 mo-: PIX operators, 1925. un.
der 35; cashiers. S30-S35 wk; need 81
new applicants daily for new openings
Welcome. PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 G
st, NV, next to Epiphany Church. (NA
Ella, MA. $3.50. MA. $685. Est. 12 yrs
Evening star., 1944-10-18
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WANT 3 passengers to Daytona or Orlando
Fla. leaving Oct. Is, 1914. Call AD 1920
LADY from st. Petersburg. Fla, desires to
return about Oct. "a. AID. 91s4, o to IL
Am.
WANTED, good driver, gas furnished, ia
Winter Haven, Fla: leaving SUM-. Oct. 22
references EXCHANGED. WO. 4440.
Evening star., 1944-10-18

. Permanent position.
1417 K st. NV.
experience not neces-
pecialty shop; permanent
ary. Apply to Mr.. Aiken.
% F st. NV.
for general office work
real estate and insurance
Apply Box 266-K, Star.
experience not neces-
time. Permanent post
one MR.. BACHSCHMID,
E, MA. 9112.
expert, for publishing
e able to take dictation
II minute: essential in
t. Telephone personnel
or apply at 124l gath
part time: interesting
working conditions in
,e of fire and casualty
y. Apply NORTHWEST
INCITD ANCE m Ann