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Evening star., 1944-04-30
EngageUueW Announcements
Precede Summer Weddings

Announcements made today of
engagements indicate many we'd
dings for the summer and early au-
tumn. Mr.. and Mrs. Halsey Darius
Rogers OF Bethesda announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Rogers, to Midship-
man Bertrsm Maupin Leecraft, jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leecraft of
Colbert, Okla.
Miss Rogers was graduated from
National Cathedral School in 1910
and took her BA degree from the
University of Oklahoma in 1943 She
now is junior zoologist at the
National Institute of Health.
Midshipman Leecraft attended
Oklahoma Military Academy and
the University of Oklahoma. He
entered the Naval Academy in 1941
and will be graduated in June
The wedding will take place shortly
after his graduation.
Announcement comes from Mrs.
Christy Crawford of New Haven and
Nantucket, of the engagement Of
her daughter, Miss Helen Hayward
Crawford to Mr.. William Lee Tracy
Of Port Washington, L. l., son Of
Mrs. Jacques Tracy of New York
and the late Mr. Tracy.
Miss Crawford attended schools in
New Haven and is q member of the
junior class at the Connecticut Col
lege in New Haven. She is a
daughter Of Nj. Albert Beecher
Crawford of Yale University and a
granddaughter of Rear Admiral
Harley H. Christy Of Washington
Evening star., 1944-04-30

tSee WEDDING, Page B-5.)
Evening star., 1944-04-30
Visiting at GreenaCre

Mrs Godfrey Willis Kauffmann
and her two small children, who
have spent the past year at Warren
ton, Va, are visiting her husband $
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Max
Kaufman. At their home, Green
acre, Chevy Chase, Md, Maj. Kauff-
mann Is stationed overseas.
Evening star., 1944-04-30

and the late Mrs. Christy of Cape
Town, South Africa. She is niece
of Col William Tardy Clement,
U. S. M. c., and Capt. j. Boutwell,
Will, U. S. N.
Mr.. Tracy was graduated from the
University of Michigan with the
class OF 1910 and is associated with
a gyroScope company at Garden
City, L, I. He is a grandson of the
late Mr. and Mrs. George Riggs
of New York.
The engagement Of Miss Ruth
Nina Holtgreye to Staff Sergt. Ivan
j. Afele, U. S. A, son of Mrs. Morton
Adele Of Pittsburgh and the late
Mr.. Adele is announced today by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Frederick Holtgreve.
The wedding will take place in the
home of the brides parents at 5307
Potomac avenue Saturday evening
May 27.
Miss Holtgreve was graduated
from Western High School and is
occupied with war work Sergt
Adele attended the University of
Texas and is stationed in Wash
ington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Martial TdngIe
SnagsEx-SoIdier

Federal agents acted today to
unsnarl the family status OF Car
roll c. Mulhkins, IS. a war worker
and ex-soldier who apparently for
got about a family in Boone
County, Kentucky, when he listed
q woman from Louisville as his
dependent for army allotment.
Mullikins, of 1887 Lyeaste.
pleaded not guilty when sFraigned
before Y. S. Commissioner Hurd
yesterday on charges Of violating
the Soldiers Allotment Act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Battle Award
Is Years Late

Better late than never. said
Lewis Widener, 1911 Anthony.
Dearborn. as he received an of
fetal document from the war de-
partment.
II wasn't a draft notice but a
citation and Purple Heart awarded
to Widener for wounds received
in action in the Argonne 20 years
ago.
Widener, an employe of the De-
troit post office, said he had al
most forgotten il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Diggs Switches
ToG0P Ticket
Times Pno,s

Democratic state Senator
Charles c. DiggS. who is charged
with bribery in three indictments,
seeking nomination for reelection
on the Republican ticket
The 55-year-old Negro under
taker, now serving his fourth
term as senator from the third
district, filed his petitions yester-
day, drawing the following remark
from W Lyons chairman, Wayne
County Republican committee
The committee did not so
licit him. We are not looking
for caSt-of Democrats. Maybe
Diggs figures that the Republi-
can party IN going 10 do better
in Wayne County this time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
MOSquifOPMtS Hornet
SURVIVOR Inn Hospital

Torpedoes- HIS and dive
bombers could not harm 23-year-
old Woman Ray BoettCher a
veteran OF the battles of Midway
and Santa Cruz, but il was a mos
quito that nina survivor
of the sinking of the Hornet,
Boettcher today was in Detroit to
describe his experiences to war
workers.
"A sailor Is much safer at
sea than he is on shore"
Boettcher told workers at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Rep. Hoffman Guest
At AlIeSan Go Meet
Time. stan Correspondent

AN, May - Rep
Clare K. Hoffman, center Of many
attacks by labor leaders in Con-
gress, was A guest here last night
at the quarterly meeting OF Local
709, UAW-CIO. made up Of work
ers at the Blood Brothers Ma
chine Co.
Only a handful Of the 500 mem
bers attended, including John
Gibson, Michigan Go president;
Tom Mcmillan. head Of the Gas,
Coke and Chemical Workers, and
Harold Marsh, regional Go di-
rector.
Characterizing himself as their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

Washington bargaining agent
Hoffman declared himself heartily
in favor Of union labor
When II was explained - him
that the reason for the small at
tendance was strawberry planting
time. Hoffman said
II know how IL Is. I have
been putting In plants myself"
Target Of many questions re-
gardlng his labor views. Hoffman
declared he was opposed only TO
'racketeering leaders"
Order l0c United States War
Savings Stamps from your De
trOit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them TO your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12
Jews Declare
D-Ddy Fast

Most OF Detroit's places Of wor-
ship of all denominations will be
thrown open Immediately upon the
announcement that the gigantic
Allied invasion Of the European
continent has begun, a survey
today indicated
For the Orthodox Jews the day
will be one of fasting and all
Jewish stores will close their
doors. In the Synagogues and
temples the devout will gather at
special prayer meetings at 8 p. m.
RECEIVE PSALMS
A specific program, fitting the
sacred occasion. has been prepared
for the Jewish Temples and
Synagogues and will consist of
penitential prayers, the recital Of
Psalms and applications, 1t was
announced
The n Protestant demonina-
tons included in the Detroit Coun-
Gil of Churches, will be urged TO
open their doors for individual
prayers from the moment OF the
announcement, whether night or
day. In addition, special services
will be held at noon in the 500
churches in the group.
UP TO PASTORS
Or. T. T. Brumbaugh, head OF
the council, pointed out that in
each case II will be at the discre-
ton of the local pastor whether
the churches will remain open all
night
A spokesman for the Detroit
Roman Catholic Archdiocese said
Archbishop Edward II. Mooney
has requested all churches in his
jurisdiction 10 prepare special
services. Parish pastors viii de-
eide individually whether 10 hold
prayers through the night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

Douglas e. Lomason Co., 1886
Lincoln. yesterday.
After the Hornet was sunk.
Boettcher said. he was rescued
and taken to Guadalcanal where
he fell prey TO the malaria-bear-
inC mosquito Between visits 10
war plants and TO his home at
Jasper, MINI, Boettcher IS receiv-
inc treatment at Great Lakes
Naval Hospital.
Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-12

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Evening star., 1944-05-11
GROCERY STORE
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

Walks ehimnsys Ssterpfootns, repairths, iryns,
GAMEfA CANT PR REfAlRNG al INC 4s-hr seates on
Lab 927 Sheridan ST. NV, off Georgia.
Free estimates. Gail WA. ss56. ny .. n
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE repairing. toast
p c. Electric Co, 933 9th ST. NV. Ex.
ELEC. CONTRACTING. wiring. repairs,
Ice ,9uality Electrical Service, D1 o12.,
floor sASpiSG, = refinishins: e. waSins H and
GfNnRAL sSNnRE ea Rsst At 39 Bdg repairs
%oTkmen, sH 6i63. GE 7944, II.
Key KEYS DUPLICATED; 6 ! minute; a5e each;
Lock 4 Electric &C., I4lo L st. NV
rAlNIING, fraa carpSentry; general repsir1ing pa
PAiNTISG. PLSHsTERING. general home
EHeentive Fspairs aS%z FST free estimate call Bill
PAINTiNG FiSH 'os' spEcIALTY-1nterior 10 and
exterior rt ., have own seqttoldine no short
PAPERING AND PAINTING. immediate
mafss seayice y YEAS YEAS experience; free es'i-
PAPERING AND PAINTING-ouarty work
by 1st class mechanics, 8 years expert
ence; work guar. For free estimates and
prompt, courteous service, call Dl. 0l2b.
rs"
PAPER HANGING, plaSterinR and paint
lng; estimates free; work guaranteed. Il
PAPER HANGING, this week only. 81 and
up per room; 1914 washable. sunfast pa
pers; work guaranteed Michigan b3l6
REPAIR WORK and house wiring; extra
nase plugs and switches. Have your vases
made into lamps. Toasters, heaters and
electric irons repaired. Your old lamps
rewired. Get our estimates on electrical
work. C. A. Muddiman Co, oil @ st.
NV. MA 0140 and 2622
Evening star., 1944-05-11
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER. experienced; also typist
and switchboard operator; can furnish
references Box 27S-G. Star. IL"
COLORED advanced practical graduated
nurse, hospital experienced doctor refer
ences; or am. and pm. care. Me. 6}5.
DRESSMAKING, designing, remodeline al
terations; reasonable. Miss Bert, 1890
Irving St NV, Apt. 4. Adams 223S. 2Os
EXPERIENCED TYPIST, receptionist
proofreader, adjustment, telephone. file
clerk Before ! / am, phone NE. 2l9s. H.
LADY. congenial, in middle sos, desires
occupation as companion: quiet life pre-
ferred compensation very reasonable.
Box 224-G, Star. IL
LADY, col, %, intelligent. capable, speaks.
writes well. desires eve. employment until
PRACTICAL NURSE. housekeeper. tenn
porary work care infant small children:
take complete charge; no maids work;
prepare meals for child, self: dr.'s ref,
EN- S052.
SALESCLERK. gentle. exp; pastry shop;
ref: daywork, no Sunday. Lincoln 81 l6.
SECRETARY, capable. experienced, desires
permanent position involving receptionist
duties. North 0O3l after + pm. -
SECRETARY and conference reporter: S24O
mo-. available for employment: preferably
in law firm. Box 124 G, Star. Ia
SECRETARY, attractive personality in
dealing with public, initiative. industrious.
good common sense, ability to make own
decisions. desires responsible position
Short hours; available Immediately. Box
3O1-G Star
Evening star., 1944-05-11
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL colored, wants general housework
OF any kind. 800 North Capitol st.
Executive 2SS0.
GIRL. colored. wishes shw. 1920 am.
TO 80 ON. excellent references. exper
cook; no Sundays: Sl9@5 weekly Du-
pont 6167.
GIRL. colored, reliable wants work by
the day. Michigan 39l4
WOMAN. colored, reliable, best references,
wants general houSework or cooking de-
SireS TO Stav in D1 5@6S
WOMAN, coored, desires houSework, eve
ninRs live in. Box 3l0-G, Star
WOMAN, white, reliable, middle aged, in
small family. plain cook: stay nights. ref
eTenCeS. Box 2I9-G, Star l1s
Evening star., 1944-05-11
PERSONAL

anN Hi Top OPP Hotel. Hsrpers Ferry. seS. ". Va;
nv ys oM.N u sst eaesss
consciousness: private tutor. MI. 1850
SO MONTH-use telephone wake.up ser,y-
ice with a reliable business. Call Miss Hall.
CAMP MoNTRosE-1sth season; children
8 to 12 years: one hour from D. G.; sea-
son, s weeks, S175. Catologue; churches
near Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Randall. Clarks-
EsTABLIsHED wATCH-REPAIRING firm,
thorouEh work and two weeks delivery.
Mitchell, jsweler. 1404 N. Y. ave. NV.
nsssod Result. srsaissise ssesse 9o ior ny
time or money back Write for booklet, Nc
1921 ,stn It nv. RA Ss4a Ai> =" si'~A
splendid for club meetings and card par,
tables: in Columbia Heights on car line
NJ. Soldano; NE $500; IA 1892
Campbell, II you are in need OF loan up
to $500 on your signature
service. Peel Cleaners. 1858 Calvert st.
TELEPHoNE wakeup service: well-estab-
only. Ordway 1913.
IF, IF YoU IJ, WANT to advertise: I yill take
FEEL FEEL Better after f,rst % treatment 9t' or no
fee: relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart, asthma, rheumatism. arthritis
nervousness piles, colds flu or other all
aey MataroDathic m ahsTs. SIP Pr sss years expert
LADIES' HATs REMoofDELED, fabrics
| felts, straws: designed, blocking, trimming
The Vogue. 1923 l4th st. NV. co. 1897
Evening star., 1944-05-11
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

TEACHERS, clerks. receptions; select DO
'ltlonS. No charge unless placed: ton sal.
aries Visit Natl Teachers Agency tFst
J yrSn 1871 G st MA 21l4
SELECT POSITIONS.
Slenog, II, Capitol HlI, S2.fOo.
Stenoe > da wk. $3.50
Stenos Eentile, Md. res. SAB
Spanis,1-Eng, Sten. %, $50
GierkS -, some night wk., Sla3
tlle clerks a., 51a da. wk. $50.
intetyleWers, able TO type, Si2O
BOOkkEEPERS %, S4O-S5O wk.
Est. J" yrs. Always welcome. New OPEN
lhR, hourly ma. - -, 60Ss. 624ID
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 q ST, Next to CHURCH.
Evening star., 1944-05-11
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID, white. experienced good
references llVe on, other help; to !
daily good salary. co. 2ll2, to 9
CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS - Help with
LAUNDRY: Little work during summer.
CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS. white. live
in; nice room, excellent wages to right
person: other help kept. MI. Oll9 after
CoLoRED WOMAN for general h.w., some
iaundry; SUNDAY on part time, to II
COOK tsecond). white, for new institution
IN Chevy Chase area: excellent living con-
d1tionS: references required: salary. S1OO
per mo. and fun maintenance. Box s3-E,
| COOK wanted, room and bath stay
nights If desired, second msiG employed.
COOK, experienced, good salary private
room and bath; references necessary. other
help kept. EN-. 7l43 or DI. 2770.
experienced person. Other help employed.
Refs req. 3403 Woodley rd. NV, Wo.
COOK. shw, pm. through dinner, $l5
week no Sundays. GE. 6962
9thcT Sdox help ao,drI empIoyed WI 95I6. ,.-,
Iiye HeoR Il: SOP mo. Woodley o4I6 .
SSnnW S15 wk; < II references. Wo., 1851,
dTen; dTen; llye In; $50 week. EN-, 6245.
lunch: 2 adults small house. Georgetown;
COOK 6 INV. for place in nearby iea Md,
no laundry; 500 week: live in; references;
Thurs and Sun. afternoons off. Hill
COoKiNG-G -G.H.w.. . ADULTS. . children;
3rd-fioor room and bath, live in. willing
1 and go every TO oheF s9n 2
health card; S22 a wk OR 1850
COOK -HousEkEEPER, white, for elderly
woman nice home; ,6 good salary to right
person Phone CO
COOK NURSE, t2), coored, willing to &c
to seaShore toI To-, SGmmer gon months excel
COUPLE, man and wife, willing to leave
city for summer months; colored pre-
Le1Iea , children: good vases WI; 5252
colored one ne child sI75. can al z EN- lt;f 8460 q
GENERAL HoUSEwORKER, "a a day, i
days week: soc an hour snd carfare'
GtNrkaI GIN SAY Gnr I'll 0'i HoSsEwoRK GH "5 assist
with child; I'M liberal salsFy- 66ol 14th st
G.H.W., no cooking or laundry, 3 days
week to D. ST. and cariare; small apt D.
PaTkiairfsx alexandria, TE. 5026-
CIV coloTtd, plain cooking, to live in
or out, good wages. WI 5202.
GIRL, cOlOred, experienced cook and gen
ersl housekeeping Tor small family. Ar
and Sunday afternoons of Must be neat
sado sa6 hare mneaI. Teierences Phone AD So3s
Girl. care of > children; live in. Sun
! days of; mother working, father in service
/ Call Kensinst ton 267-M
GIRL, part-time mornings, no Sundays
to, care for small apt; Sl2 and carfare
| GE. 3l6S.
GIRL, over %. ghw.: permanent posi-
| titoni $685. per week and meals. no
Sunday work Call between and 10
| pm, ia. 1923.
GIRL, experienced day worker; cleaning
washing and ironing days week
81 day and c4rtare, Cal WI 4I2T.
GIRL. reliable, honest. clean, care for
"a G h no nDlyIr
small apt near Zoo: investisate before
| accepting elsewhere, good salary, steady
| 1880 Harvard st, Az. 203. AID 1861
GIRLS WANTED t2) to work together
! 500 mo. each. cooking. I'll W, care OF
3-year-old child, 2 adults. Box 47g-E
| Star.
GIRL OR WOMAN. neat and experienced
! for work in lunchroOm and store Pleas
apply N person, 100 N. J. ave. NV
GIRL OR WOMAN, white. care of two
! children while mother works. Sunday or
llve in or out. 452S 34th at, Mount
Rainier Nd.
Evening star., 1944-05-11
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
Permanent positions. Operators needed
Day and part-time classes. Mabelle
Honour Beauty School. 1340 N. Y. ave,
Evening star., 1944-05-11
TYPIST.

Opportunity for permanent position IN
we established real estate ONCE for young
lady: good salary, pleasant working con
ditions; hours 10 4, half day of Sat
stating experience. Box 1883. Star.
Evening star., 1944-05-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MANUEL's TOURIST CAMP, between Fair
fax and Centerville; Va, on U. s. No. 211
lunchroom.. gas station, IL tourist cot
tages, trailer park tmeter systeml, fin,
and equipmen :' everything in Al T. condi orSh'
ton. Present and only owner since 1926
$4,000 down. balance nrst mortgage
Phone Fairfax 2s6-W-1 for appointment
RESTAURANT, food only, downtown cor
ner rent. 500: does 500 daily: closes
lander, 1908 n. Y. Gve0i ave. ne. % NA. s94s. ga '
RESTAURANT, soda fountain: capacity
s5ii hItures nIT IN perfect condition: must
GRocERY-colored trade, Dupont Circle
area; little competition; pm. closing. no
! Sunday; 81 800 weekly. Small down pay
.n. ment; WI WI teach business to beginner.
LAUNDRY. dry cleaning. tailoring store
situated in good neighborhood, will sell
pN9a e.k gss y TaU5 snspsd 500 r soh st.
location this IS an excellent opportuntiy sGa Hs
ysry InI ai1c easy to operate priced reasonably
reliable experienced party with local ref.
under ie rooms. Must be well established he'd
going non speculative business and prop
erly priced. Will lay sensible amount
gown n oan and g adeauate s! monthly payments
Beauty SHOP for sale. Good busines,
and new equipment; located at 5522 Conn.
aye Rent cheap, Wo. 1855. II"
in Alexandria,: reasonable. For informa-
ton, call Alexandria 04O1 after Z pm ! 81
LUNCHEONETTE, soda fountain, adjoin-
ing modern movie theaetr; best of equip.
ment: fine. improving business Price
$3.50: terms. Box 247-G, Star
WANTED--Good established gasoline sta
ton, with space for repairs ana service
immed cash. csll before noon or after
/ 4th AND GIRARD NW.-9-ROOM. g.
bath brick, partly furnished. operated as
3 apartments; has 3 sinks, 3 gas stoves,
3 refrigerators Gross income. 500
month. $500 for furniture and bus. Can
transfer lease to purchaser
EGGLETON REAL ESTATE
| 2Sl3 l4th. DU. 505l to $50, to g.
Evening star., 1944-05-11
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert, part-time book
keeping, audits, tax service: reasonable
rates. Atlantic 1889. Ia
ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started, kept
part time; statements. audits, tax returns:
prompt reasonable. Shepherd 1854. 13'
CHEF, experienced, fast. or will work as
assistant, from T am. to IL am; no
Sunday Washington Restaurant Associa-
ton. National O612.
ECONOMIST will work up or assist in com
pleting your report, article or other type
manuscript. Box 246-G. Star.
LIQUOR SALESMAN. experienced retail;
references. discharged seryiceman; SO
per week Box 29S-G, Star. 15'
MAN, colored, wants evening work as
porter from to II. Mchigan 6772
OFFICE MGR, 35. draft exempt, exp.
credits, collections, correspondence, knowl-
edge bookkeeping. GE. 7172, after &. IA
RESTAURANT MANAGER, experienced,
wants connections will lease Conces-
sion, percentage basis. Box 311-G, Star.
l3"
YOUNG MAN, 27. business college gradu-
ate, wishes part-time evening work. Box
1886, Star 13*
RELIABLE. recently released Army major
aged So, experienced in organization, ad-
mnistratlon and supervision of large
groups of technicians ard laborers in
conSt., mech, repair, shipping and storage
work, seeks permanent connection with
postwar security. good health. vigorous.
excellent labor relations record Box
22O-G, Star. IL
Evening star., 1944-05-11
PART-TIME WORK.

Earn extra money after hours in essen
tial Jobs. Hours 1870 am. to 2 pm and
3 pm. to L.m Work in cafeteria in
a Government building near your job or
near your home. Please bring social secur-
ity card with you
APPLY III9 2lst ST. NV.
Evening star., 1944-05-11
SECRETARY
BEAUTICIANS

Immediate position for excellent hair
dresser and manicurist; TOP SALARY
Working hours, to 6: Sat, 9 to !
az . Sntt Gt SrsIao u AMI
Evening star., 1944-05-11
CAFETERIA ASSISTANT

White woman to assist supervisor of pri-
vate cafeteria for nationally known essen
tial organization. One meal served daily.
Permanent, good location and hours. Reply
must include qualifications. training. age.
rience. outline duties and give names Of
employers. Box 1876, Star
Evening star., 1944-05-11

INSURANCE CLERK
Casualty endIor fire insurance experience
definitely required preferably stenogra-
pher: attractive salary. Phone Mr.. Ryan
or Mrs. McGarvey for appointment
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
150S n ct NV National o3dS
Evening star., 1944-05-11

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR.
Good salary, chance for advancement
Apply auditor, Carlton Hotel, 18th and
K. SITS. NV
Evening star., 1944-05-11
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tceu.., i.

SCREEN and storm window combinations
available for immediate installation; sashes
removable from inside of building; annual
fuel savings up to 30rs. No down pay
ment, 80 months to pay; nrst payment due
Nov. /; free estimate and demonstration
IN your home Can WO. $3.50, day or
night, including Sundays.
MAN, colored. wants work painting by
the hour or by the Job: make your house
look like new: all work guaranteed. Call
ask for Mr. Henley LIZ
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