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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-24

and south. lOlned FORCES on the
highway yesterday and gu OK y
routed the remnants of the Japa-
neSe 18th and 3lSt divisions which
had been attempting 10 h o d a
road bout 25 miles south Of
kOhima.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

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FRIENDS ~ NEED
The sub., 1944-12-09

couldn't land . job in show bus inesS and started pumping gasoline at a service station for a living. Eventually he caught on again with Fanchon and Marco, and did the complete circuit.
 His radio career began in San Francisco as an announcer, later progressed to the point where he was doing a comedy harmony act which remained on the network for three years. Leaving San Francis co, he emceed the bands at the Texas Centennial Exposition of 1886, then went to Chicago where he wrote and produced shows for one of the big advertising agen- cies.
 But the call of the West was too much, so Dud returned to Seat tie, went to work as program di- rector for Station KOL, producing ard acting in shows on the side. 1t was when he was in Seattle that he got the idea for WHAT'S THE NAME OF THAT SONG," which has become a coast-to-coast favor ite with Mutual listeners.
 Arthur Hale-The Richfield Re- porter-heard Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7:30 p. m., is hav- ing hard time keeping from say- ing Il told you so" since papers began to hazard their guesses about the whereabouts of A. Hitler. As far back as August 3, this state ment entered an Arthur Hale script: Could it be that Hitler is dead and that his place is being filled by a dOuble?"
The sub., 1944-12-09

Klondike. And before Dud was five he had his own prospecting outfit complete with sluice box.
 From Alaska, Dud's family moved to Washington near Seattle, and Dud- first rode horseback to school, then travelled A miles across the bay to attend high school. He got started in show business because he didn't like to pick apples Dud decided to earn some pin money, but 40c worth of apple picking ended his career in that direction, and he de- cided there must be easier ways of getting rich. So he got a theatre manager to listen to him sing, was hired, and thus took the first step on the road to fame.
 Later he went. to San Francisco,
The sub., 1944-12-09

At the request of the Union, Dr. Drinker from Washington, was brought here. Several conferences were held and Dr. Drinker admitted that ventilation was needed in the tanks. The management insisted that flexible tubes be used but these proved impracticable because of their nuisance value.
 At later meeting with the Com pauy, Emile Mahn, a welder mem Der of the executive committee, brought out the fact that he had designed a system which he was positive would work. MT. Robinson said that the Company had al- ready spent thousands of dollars and were sure they had done their part Mann insisted that the idea worked out by Ed Breen and him. self would prove the best if given a fair trial. Finally, MT. Robinson gave him the go-ahead sign and referred him to MT. John Hiding. MT. Hiding had the system made up and tried the first section in the forward torpedo room on the $40 boat. The experiment proved suc- ceSSful to the extent that the SyS- tenn was completed to be tried on the 342 boat. Should it prove satis- factory on this test a system will be made up to take care of both torpedo rooms and all tanks on the outer hull.
The sub., 1944-12-09
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By Dave Telage

By Dave Telage
 Harold Jansen, ex-V. Yard welder and now Pvt. at Camp Croft, $. C., refused to scrub the floor in his dormitory two weeks ago, As a re- suit, he was sentenced to one week of duty in the kitchen with the pots and pans.
 Carlo Melchiori, ex-V. Yard well der, who has already had some training in jumping right here in the Victory yard, when he used to slide down the cleaners chute every noon time, has passed all Army requirements, and is now training 10 become a paratrcoper. Happy Landings, Carlo.
 Bruno Zaneski, is having a lot of trouble with his flat feet down in Camp Croft and is laying in the sick bay with his dogs bandaged up.
 Harold Jansen wrote me that he has hopes of recruiting three boil ermakers for Local No. 614.
 They tell me the other day when Harold Cadett, V. Yard chipper, went up for his chest X-ray he was told to go behind the screen and strip down to the waist. He mis- understood the request, and came out from behind the screen stripped to his ankles. I don't know how true this Is but it's a popular Down at the Victory Yard"
The sub., 1944-12-09

Welders are reminded that the idea is still in the experimental stage and perhaps there is plenty of room for improvement. The committee welcomes all construc- tive criticism. Anyone who has any ideas which may help to in- prove the system is asked to con- tact Emile Mahn who is chairman of this committee.
The sub., 1944-12-09
Doc. Gilger's Column in Verse

Ain't It the Truth If you can't answer question You are dumbell. If you can answer it, You're show off. If you go around minding your
 business
 You're stuck up snob. If you inquire into other peoples
 business
 You're a busy-body. If you buy chance on the many
 rallies
 You're a sucker. If you don't buy them You're a tight-wad. If your numbers never been called
 in the draft You're draft dodger. If you have been called and
 turned down You're a. complete physical
 wreck. If you get along with your Boss You're hand-shaker. If you don't get along with him You're an industrial misfit. If you don't buy Bonds You're un-patriotic. If you do buy Bonds You're investing in a future with
 future. So Buy Bonds to Buy Bombs to Bomb the Beasts of Berlin.
The sub., 1944-12-09

Dud Williamson, who doles out the five dollar bills on WHAT'S THE NAME OF THAT SONG?" musical quiz, heard Sundays at 4:30 p. m., got his start handling money at an early age. For Dud's father was a gold miner in Alaska, and Dud was born on "32 Above Discovery" Sulphur Creek, the
The sub., 1944-12-09
RADIO CORNER WNLC MUTUAL = YANKEE I49O kc
MUTUAL = YANKEE

As further service to the community, WNLC has in- augurated Local News Service There three weekly local periods-7:3 m, p. and 7:15 D. m. On Sundays the local is scheduled at D. m. These broadcasts feature of local interest gathered and ndit tnd hrrC Chorlio
The sub., 1944-12-09
New Ventilation Plan for Welders Now in Operation
Emile Mahn, Executive Committee
 Member, Reveals New Idea

Ventilation, especially for welders, has always been major problem here at the Electric Boat Company well as in other yards.
 The Union recognized the seriousness of this situation long time ago. Many meetings have been held during the past few and several attempts made by the pany to correct it. The of Cromang (199 rod added to the burden and made imperative that proper tilaton for weders be installed.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT AUDITOR; daily-monthly
basis; keep all general records. prepare
any financial and tax reports: l5 years
ARCHITECT, registered, with 90 years
dlVerslhed experience, wants responsible
position; Box 355,K. Star s.
CHAEFFEJ r.. speaking French Spanish
Greek and and Egyptian. seeks employment,
Star. D'N
CHEF. white, Al all around. 30 years
exp. best city refs. want position in any
golne restaurant OF hotel; 90 any place.
DRAFTING. cartographic graphic arts,
statistical and form design: by hour or
5oh 1910 experienced % craftsmen. Wisconsin
EXECUTIVE and sales engineer desires
connection with progressive firm; 12 years
OF successful sales, engineering manage
ment and Govt. administration. Box
MAN, young, with car, wishes part-time
work of any kind between hours of mid
night and : pm. the following day. Call
DU. 071O.
MAN. middle aged, married. with years of
experience in the lumber, millwork and
building material business, is interested in
making connection with good reliable
concern that offers advancement and a
salary commensurate with results; good
knoWledge OF the saw mill and planning
mill business Do not answer this unless
you have worthwhile proposition to offer
tion. ! will be glad to personally answer
tions. Box 392-K, Star g.
SlPT., foreman, engineer. expediter. age
directing all types persons. Reliable and
proven producer with excel. local refs
Ayall now. GIL. 1916.
IKACiNG, drafting, engineering for after
Work held in strict confidence. Call GE
1494 alter pm. 3.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
HELP MEN 8 WoMEN.

C0uPLE-Man employed, but to wait on
table In evenings. Woman~-,Cook-g h W,
Soms oesed ye Dk k fem g. Sns snd
Wisconsin ave. streetcar line; .good. wages;
only experienced cook wanted references
COUPLE, coIored, no Children on farm
in nearby Md; general farming, wife to
DO housework; permanent Jobs for reliable
trio refrigerator and radio. See MR.. RUP-
COUPLE for Eastern Shore estate, good
honest; references; wife to do plain cooking
and housework: man, butler, houseman;
and bGsrd ea MRs WSN Eo0d
couPLE coiored dn e experieneed MaexaHSs With ref
aT live in Chevy Chass' IN family. "a days
COUPLE, colored, janitor and maid. in
prominent Protestant church; living quar-
serI nJ urniShed bss good salary must be sober
Foon COUNTER cLERKs fS'eP: OF oSermW; san0Ty
VII wili train you for essential work on oul
learning; uniforms furnished and laundry
PEoPLEs pRuG sToRE or r'era employment oy sni
store must be able to meet @ 'o public ii 'esn and
take phone orders. General business expe-
risnce necessary. Apply BEUCHLER' S.
PERSON familiar with multilith and
mimeograph machines; permanent posi-
ton. pleasant surroundings, good salary
48 hours week with Saturday afternoons
free at > pm. Apply am to pm,
WELFARE g. RECREATION ASSN, Ills
lSt st NV.
PHARMACISTS. registered; excellent sal
ary; 6-day week; splendid working condi-
tionS. with advancement opportunities Ap-
pyonHs ply Nc c. 3. Aldrich. PEOPLES DRUG
SOLICITORS and crews for we'll known
studio, experienced Write Box 1899,
WASHINGTON 20, D. c.
10 TEACHERS, supervisors. executives.
this iS'an opportunity for men and women
with ambition and personality TO earn $50
TO $50 weekly: no previous experience. but
must be GOOD dancers: preference given
college-tralncd people between 20 and 30
years. Appiv in person, :, TO Il pm. Don /
telephone. ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO
llOl Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
HELP WoMEN,

E 1s1.Sn Ss CHINA Hsss IL Inn
in Alexandria; % daywork; 's GOOD ''sisI,s ssisry.
pleasant SURROUNDINGS; must have had
perience Reply, giving telephone num-
Per, Per- age &C.. and business experience. Box
WOMAN, colored, to learn corset ntting;
take care Of our colored trade; good pay
isi.sf ee sasnd ToFs f. Aassas ASns
lah 1se a9S iSr Psrs psrsms md nnch
@EI ST siFycf fNc tsss 59 B S. Sundays CORN
sandsy sssd"sh KsTR h9gss sc TO- tsa 1sS
WOMEN, ages 1s to so; no experience
needed: pleasant working conditions; you
are not required to meet customers: full
Tnn a1d Part M6 time postI9nS bpi; The WASHING
WoMEN Ssi r. for defense plant, must have
Chine shop op Work eS piesssnt wopkins sh eondi- a
thesda ave: Bethesda. Md, ~ ''-~ DC
once Work cohUMsa Sas shae5 81 rfT xenf5a eIUB
lMf01o lMf0o Conn. ave- Chevy Chase Md. Call
positions in private industry In the restau-
rant business. manasers, asst. managers;
ytsd to Apply i,ei 70 WELFARE yi.fss 20 REcRR
hadoM hosIf,Nn! ASSN ILL I1l9 .ls. st. These
vacations, and are highly desirable. Apply
WOMEN WOMEN WANTED. ages Is to 30; no e.-
perience necessary; also part-time work in
evening for UNEMPLOYED women. Earnings
| rapid increases promotion opportunities
permanent positions: work near your
eHEsAPEAKE che e E poFoMAc F. sa!uTaaz TEiEpHoNE N
WOOL PRESSER, part. time, working con-
finest plants; top salary. THE KEENE CO,
ana in ONCE; 5laday week. NO s055.
Young LADY to work on soda fountain
NGLL.s PHARMACY. GE. pres.
YouNG lady by cLERK EissT for Lo otc t5oG able to
meet PUBLIC references. R1DGELY &
YOUNG WOMAN. white. friendly, wanted
to take care of b-m2 old boy while parents
home, assist In housework; high Salary.
YOUNG WOMAN to assist in supervision
/
young women; must be Protestant of good
habits; alary, S1o mo. and maintenance.
YOUNG WOMAN as manager for small
stock room; experience not necessary
good opportunity with large organization:
S33, week Apply ADELINE SHOP, 3l0O
YOUNG WOMAN to assist comptroller of
local motor freight carrier, essential in
dustry prefer student of accounting in
tereSted In getting practical knowledge of
motor lrelght accounting as prescribed by
the 1CC; excellent surroundings and work
Ing conditions; Apply Mr.. Norris, KANE
YOUNG WOMAN about is yrs. s. of age to
clerk in greeting card store ADLER, THE
ENGRAVING SHOP, 1905 G st., NV
school child. live in. Apply ONCE, lst
WoODWAR RD 4 LOTHRoP has immediate
machine operators. eifl wrappers, markers,
ployment ONCE, 9th floor
AVON PRODUCTS will train women to
YOU learn. pleasant, profitable, permanent.
VIZ HAVE VACANCIES for women So years
and over to take positions as salespeopIe
and clericalS: good starting salary. Apply
personnel ONCE, End floor, THE HECHT
WOULD YOU like TO learn the latest styles?
where the latest trends in fashion are al
your hngertips; good starting salary and
Sonnei ofhct. md floor, THE HECHT CO.
PPI6TUREs AND MIRRORS salespeople
ooP The HkeaT kePf Go ST. 9cs a1 Eth
DO YOU LIKE china and glassware? THE
women in their gift dept Interesting
office md floor. F st. at 9Th NV.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
HELP DOMESTIC Cont }
WAITRESS -CHAMBERM1TD, coIored;

WAITREss-CHAMBERMAID, colored; live
WnoMasNNSt n N ~. ..f,1ad Gali Ho. ~. 2i2l ,,,,d >,
Ssss!.s Conditions. Sas; s%lei caIi e. g." Es
wsst gnt n soe to d9 ha
Arna Valley section, half hour bus serv- sri.
ice from 18th and Penna. ave. Phone CHI.
WOMAN. reliable. with references. health
card, for R.h.w. in Arlington; laundry with
machine; to s; half day Thursday: nc
WOMAN. 2 days a week; no cooking. nc
enhIdTen; SaI ersass 500 and carfare; 7-hour day
WOMAN. white, Settled. as working house.
keeper for elderly doctor in small Virginis
1WM to1n; !. SO per week: Box 275.K. star: e
no cooking. no laundry: live. in. private
room, fo SO s. a. mo. ~ al1s TR 9775 from pm
dren, no cooking, no laundry. will be con-
sidsred as member of family; nice home
RS Ss u or sSx Gns TR and $3.50 sooknr
day Off, s25 per week. Cali Capitol HeiEhts
WOMAN. white, to pm. light house
work and waiting; central location; 6-day
week; SIS; references necessary. Tele-
WOMAN, white, care Of 2 children: light
upstairs airs work; other help employed live
WOMAN. Settled, over 30 yrs; short hours
good pay for one who appreciates good
JOB references. AID. 52S3, 2636 Wood
WOMAN, ,colored, middle $50 week
i've in; g.h.w. in small Chevy Chase home
WI 1850.
Sl10 MO-. cook. gh.w., small family, nc
laundry. live. In apt, conv trans; ex.
perienced; references required. Telephone
WaNTRb2Aouiseieeeper, w FEB, AAoti See gbv from !,
to $50 pm. references required; SIC
weekly. Box 391 *. Star %
$lO0 PER MONTH. Housekeeper,. white
husband overseas; live in apt TIA. 1872.
WANTED-Colored or white woman for
cooking and light wash, in nearby country
| nome: live in; steam heat; private bath;
| nice furnishings. Write, giving name, age
! salary. experience. Box 212-J Star
Evening star., 1944-10-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPANISH LESSONS given by native teach
er. university graduate who takes personal
interest in the quick advancement of his
students: opportunity now open for particl-
patton in small groups or strictly private
lessons, ARRANGEMENTS may be made TO
suit the convenience of the students Call
Dl. $685. or come personally TO @l6 Barr
Sldg. after 10 am. weekdays
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA study at home
Prepares for college or business All texts
furnished. Write for free booklet H. to-
day. AMERICAN SCHOOL 1912 CONNER
Clal Trust Bldg. Phila. =. Pa.
PBN COURSES. easy short. fascinating
plenty of positions; est. 10 yrs. Miss Page
CAPITAL PIX SCHOOL, 1871 G st
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail.
able at Confessional Airport. Phone OIL
SSSS
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher; beginners review. speed dictation;
private lessons: moderate rates. DU. 292S
SPANISH. native teacher conversational
small groups SENIOR RAMOS. RE 3O76
FINGERPRINT CLASSES by personal in
struction. Enroll now in this fast-grow-
ing profession and become a qualified
hngerprint expert. CLASSIFYING. searching
and latent print work. Box 252-K, Star.
STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping,
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est
yrs. Accredited. INQUIRE row. MA.
233s. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F st. tOpp.
CAPITOL TbeaterO
Evening star., 1944-10-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN,

CURTAINS STRETCHED at home, reason
able; also care for child while parents
work in day. Call AID. 7343
DRESSMAKING, designing, remodeling,
alterations reasonable. MISS BERT 1880
irving st. n.w, Apt. 4 Adams 223S
GIRLS t2), colored. neat. honest, depend
able desire work as check room girls in
downtown night club. Call CO. $3.50 any
time after Sunday
terS. at least > rooms, kitchen and bath
mo bssement). Phone AT 1894. ,.
NURSE wishes patient going 10 West Coast
IN October; transportation urgently needed
auto, or train. Write NURSE, Box IOOl,
southampton, Long Island 3.
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes to 10 hours
day duty. DE. 5l15.
SECRETARY and assistant, editorial and
writing ability: experienced Wash news
feld. BACKGROUND advertising. radio. pub
nc relations and allied fields. EN-. 1472 >.
SECRETARY TO executive; mature woman,
Travelled, accust; meeting people; can ham
own typing' no stenography. 2502 Wis
TYPIST-CLERK, experienced. wants work
10 do at home AT. $3.50 -
WIDOW, rehncd, mddle-aged, no children.
desires position as apt. house manager
IN exchange for living quarters and small
salary. Call MI $50
WOMAN, colored, very neat. young. of
INTEGRITY, wishes night position, TO L..
WOMAN DRIVER desires position as pri-
WANTED-Typing or. any kind of secre-
tarial work TO do at home: neat, accurate
and experienced. LU. 4493 -
Evening star., 1944-10-02
PERSONAL

HAVE BABY PHOTOGRAPHED at home by
baby portrait expert; total cost, photos.
DRAPES, sLiPCovERs,.' be bedspreads nsa and
vanity skirts professionally cut and tai
loIed; early appointment, MI, 1902.
VOICE ard instrument recordines: eve
classes club, group recitals. etc. Studio
ING STUDIO. EX 30O7. 2s
GOLFERs-Returned soldier. stationed in
Washington. desires meet party interested
in playing folf Box 470-K. Star A.
WATCHES repaired. 3 to ) DAYS service:
matchmaker on on premises for prompt at;
ELECTRIcAL CENTER, 5l4 10th St. be-
tween, E and F sts. NV. -
eaee cup ns ca at n rR $685. dsnses S syen rs
method Results e'sfeSsH effeetive TO for P iifel EEH
time or money back. Writs tor booklet; No
aFuSs agi 18th GF saTssry g nx R Rk ts
DR. II. w ". JoHSsoS dentist. False teeth
repaired while you wait. Room 6O2.
vHoSF MsstSsy slds s9S l4ss ss6 NV ,o
Campbell. If you are in need Of . loan up
to 5000 on your signature
BURKE'S BABYLAND NURSERY-Unex-
eelled day and night care for children
Call OK. 22sS. Massachusetts, ave, Route
:. Franklin Park. Falls Church, Va. So
REDUCING, special rates; remove fat in
spots; results assured steam cabinet baths.
GOVT. GIRLS or servicewomen, exceptional
portraits at reasonable prices by expert
young lady photographer: satisfaction guar
anteed EDNAMAYE- Ho. 5216. eyes,, for
sEMI-INvALID. refined. desires white
resourceful and capable OF entertaining
State wages. qualifications and reference.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Cont. /, .

sasd basasss basnhssH'' sn, dss:
iassfR 5s Rs gifs terms snf issaes e.
Dry eIEANlNe STORE vsn.se; sood
DRUGSTORE ooing 500 70 5000 day
TanfeS Tn1ISRS sSb SsKsAsaS Ri saSeg Yearly bvs
ness about $4,000; selling account Of sick
ness: $4,000 cash; Box 296-K, Star. g..
d. g. Rs.k n me- Mo sscon s
WANTED, good going business; Not =
PSoae after 9r p H. ss4
oas s1d %sa es na5s nsD pqs S
ssas over Sls49 sss eoHEs Rsh fsss.sa: ssss
s6i R6G iest e.kAS1Se.0 e STORAGE and rug ,.rv-
Ss nI sse Tqg and sa 1uS
owned Sy the Business. A'Ts Terms M s54 600
cash; which includes slzable equity in
building. Call Decatur 6792 for appoint
MARKETs--we have a list Of 100 payins
ton and Arlington. BAUM, broker, IA
LGNCHEoNETTE and soda fountain, near
ter, next to &c and 10c stores, business
ssectioni S open & am & to Pm; mao no Sun;
Se ssOoe pres
$4,000; terms. "a cash; low rent, good
lease. BOB HOLLANDER, exclusive broker,
1909 N. Y. ave. Ma. 9743.
DGS STORE, business guaranteed 81 900
weekly; price. $4,000, terms. Living
quarters.
Small grocery store, well established:
Groceries, beer and meats; business
81 300 weekly guaranteed colored trade;
liying quarters; price, 5000. terms.
| 6527.
RESTAURANT with beer license, we'll
esta blished and equipped air-conditioned,
cheap rent: netting $4,000 m.
Restaurant with beer license. vell-estab-
lished; same owner for % years: air-con-
ditioned: netting $1,000 m.
Restaurant with beer license, lease
cheap rent, doing $3.50 daily
For prices, terms and locations, AN
AT T7R4
Evening star., 1944-10-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

mechanical and sales ability, here is an
opportunity to 60 into business. will
finance you. Call MR.. ROBINS, IA. 4183.
GROCERY for sale; sacrifice; illness: long
lease; doing good cash business. $50 4th
st. S.w. Sc
SANDWICH SHOP in big downtown once
building, well-established. short hours, no
Sundays. For price, terms and location,
ANTHONY BROKERAGE. 127 D st. Sc.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

BOOkKEEPERS GD, $50 wk commercial,
retail bus; stenog. railroad. ne sec.
Sl75 mo: stenog -bookpr. sw. sec, S45
wk.; clerk: good at figures. $50 wk;
bookkpr. tf.D, ne. sec, S45 wk typist,
gen. office clerk, Sl35 mo-: PIX operators,
Sl25, under :}5; cashiers. S3O-S35 wk =;
need 50 new applicants daily for new
openings. Welcome. PERSONNEL SERVICE,
l31 Il G st. NV, next to Epiphany Church
(NA. .114, MA. $3.50, MA. 60SSD Est.
IL yrs
TEACHERS and Office workers. ADAMS
AGENCY. 204 Colorado Bldg.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS and repairing-Convert to
apts., add a room; porches inclosed. storm
sash, roofing. A. E. WOOLBERT, Builder.
COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS - Prompt
estimates for any type of work, special
prices on storm sash, asbestos siding and
roofing 1908 Emerson ST. NV, RA. 429s.
evenings. AT. 2295, EX. 1927.
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add addi-
basement rooms finished, porches in
closed, concrete work, plumbing, decorat-
ing, asbestos siding and roofing and gen.
eral house repairs. Get our free esti-
HOME RENOvATING CO., 1920 Irving st.
NV. Adams 1900.
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying. sanding. finishing, cleaning: par
a1et installation; Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. 1912 wiscon.
MODERNizE YOUR HOME - Porches In
closed, recreation rooms built, attics nm.
ished; concrete and brick work, painting
and plumbing; roofing. siding and storm
ranged. DISTRICT RENOvATORS. gem
eral contractors. GE. 1851.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK and general housework colored .
refs: live in. HO. 1882, between : and s
pm. 1925 p st NV
HAND LAUNDRY and lace curtains done
at home MA. $3.50
Evening star., 1944-10-02
MOTOR TRAVEL.

Pontiac convertible; room for few pas
LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA Wednesday y
take one passenger. Give name. telephone
number. 1912 Oldsmobile. Box 427-K
Evening star., 1944-10-02
HELP MEN.

openings for watchmakers. jeweiry repair
men, plate printers, press feeders. Apply
employment Of11cP 9th floor
Evening star., 1944-10-02

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