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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
ROYAL Oak Has Shoot

A smallbore outdoor rifle match
will be held at the Royal Oak Rec
reation Department Rife and Re-
volver Club range in Starr road
(13l2 Mile road one-half mile
east of Woodward, next Sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati Pittsburgh trainl.
Pittsburgh BROOKLYN tTainl.
Only Eames scheduled.
TODAY'S GAMES
ST Louis At Boston.
Cincinnati At Philadelphia ttwnightl.
Pittsburgh az Brooklyn.
ChicaFo At New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
Doerr Reports

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept 20
Second Baseman Bobby Doerr of
the Boston Red SoX reported to-
day for induction into the armed
forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
$50 Teams Needed

Any S50-average teams wishing
to bowl on Wednesday nights are
asked TO call Tony Cetlinski al OR
1864. or Ed Behrendt at OR 1888
after 6 D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
Minor League PIeyoffs

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville Milwaukee 8
Toledo a. ST Paul ram.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark 3. Toronto 2
Buffalo-Baltimore rain
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Nashville Q. Memphis 3
EASTERN LEAGUE
Hartford Utica 2
PIEDMAgT LEAGUE B..
Portsmouth ?. Norfolk ]
Richmond s LynchbuTg 2
INTERSTATE LEAGUE
Allentown al York rain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21

26h win of the against the Yankees yeer
victory Of starts for the Detroit
pitching wizard this year.
crowd of $3.50 the contest An additional
1000 ervcemen guests OF the management
hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
Hal Heaves No. 70

HattHQ TOT bcIfN9 III 'ikliti
New YORK 600 600 OOi-i
DETROIT 100 oo2 0lS-4
RunS-Llndeii Mayo YORK Error-Cro-
sett Runs batted - in-Lindcll Wakefield.
YaFk-Olt4aW- May Two-bRSc- hiiS=Etten-
OUTLAW Thrce-base hits-York. OUTLAW. Home
runt--Iindei Mayo stolen base-Crosetl
Sacrince hit-BoroSy Double plAy-Stirn.
weiss 20 Etten HirFins 10 MAYO 10 YORK
Left on hAses-New York s. Detroit 8. Bases
or bsiis-On Borowv /. o. Donald J., OIL
Nevhouser struck out-By Borowy 2. by
Nswhou,er g. His-Off Borowy In 7 In
ninrs or Donald 3 in / inning Losing
pi tcher- Bor0Wv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
How They Stand

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT q. New York 4
Washington o. st Louis o fit inninEsl
Cleveland o Boston 4
Chicago o Philadelphia
TODAY'S CAMES
New York at DETROIT.
Boston AZ Cleveland.
Washington al St Louis might.
Phlladeipha 1T Chicago night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21

son. Bridges 1885 record which Buck Newson
in 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-21
SEVEN TIED FOR LEAD

~ OlympLc e 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-14
APP CORRESPONDENT
ADDRESSES NEWSMEN

HIGH POINT, July 10. - R -
William B. King, Associated Press
correspondent who recently return
ed from a three and half year
tour of duty in European neutral
capitals and war zones, told the
North Carolina Press Association
tonight his foreign work has
brought home to me the Importance
of the present movement in Am
erica for free access to world news
in the postwar world"
King told the North Carolina edi-
tors that the five-point program of
Kent Cooper, executive director OF
the Associated Press, for world
wide press freedom had personal
meaning for him.
"In Spain I was not permitted to
cable a story until it first appear
ed in the official news agency. In
Turkey laid myself open to ar
rest as spy for attempting to
report a noccurrence in a restrict
ed frontier zone. Even in liberal
Switzerland I was not allowed to
report fully on certain political
developments" he related.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-14
CITY, COUNTY
ADOPT BUDGET

City and county officials, in a
session joint meeting, have agreed
on budget for their joint appro-
priations for the coming year
amounting to $205, 1854, a figure ap-
proximately the same as the total
for the past fiscal year, City Man
ager Nichols announced yesterday.
Little difficulty was experienced
at the three-hotN meeting, held in
the City council chamber, in COM
ing to agreement on the Jointly.
paid appropriations, it was report
ed.
The budget will give the largest
amounts to James Walker Memoir
al hospital, $42,0O0for care of the
INDECENT sick: the Board of Health,
S58,684 (two thirds paid by the
city; one third by the county,; the
city-county tax collector, $29, 73o;
and Community hospital, $4,000.
The James Walker hospital bill
is halved by the two governments,
as is that for Community and for
the tax office.
Other total appropriations in
clude: library, $9,730: Negro lib
rary, $4,000; Sorosis museum, $500;
ladies rest room, $1,560; Bureau
Of Identification, $7,400; Civilian
defense, $8,460; Wilmington Light
Infantry, $1,000; meter adjuster,
1900; Woodrow Wilson hut, $4,000:
Associated Charities, $4,000.
The Civilian Defense appropria-
ton is appropriated among the
War Price and Rationing board.
$4,000; War Housing, $500; Defense
Council, $4,000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-14
MEXICAN ENGINEER
VIEWS WATERWORKS

Senior Agustin Artigas, chief en-
gineer for Mexico City, was visi-
tor to the city yesterday, and with
officials of the Lock Joint Pipe
company and City Engineer j. A..
Loughlin inspected the new water
works program being developed by
the City of Wilmington
Senior Artigas came principally
TO see the work being done by the
Lock-J ONT firm in manufacturing
reinforced concrete steel links for
the city's water pipeline to Kings
Bluff. He also watched the laying
Of the pipeline, which is now only
two miles short of its destinations
Artigas indicated that his own
city is planning extensive water
works improvements and that he
IS seeking ideas to be incorporates
into the program.
After tour of the Lock Joint
premises and the pipeline area,
Art.g5s and the party with him
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-14
Medical Director
Lauds Cooperation

pA1EIGH, July 10. -(P)- DR.
~ W Gudakunst, medical direc
pUD Of tbe National Foundation fol-
1,o W. Paralysis, in a report t.
li-.' foundation released today af
Yi r his survey of polio infected
IT, roas of Piedmont and upper Pied
'aiont North Carolina said, This
u! !.-'i one Of the greatest examples
y n.bole-hearted cooperation I have
ever seen
81 believe" he stated, lit will
awe as a pattern for many other
y. .n,mlnities in combating out
, .. Of infantile paralysis in the
o,t'rp II is almost miraculous how
Nv! -a neople have worked hand in
h +- in setting up emergency hos.
n;+sIs almost overnight.
cnd8kunst said agencies of the
cate of North Carolina, officers
o," men of the U. S. Army, the
s S', civilian defense officer wo.
@an's divisions, the national foun-
g.tons North Carolina chapters,
BUSINESS firms, public utilities, po-
iicemen and firemen, convicts from
no state prison, the American Red
rross and many other individuals
ond organizations joined the foun-
da+on in setting up emergency
hospitals
Fight new cases of infantile
,araIvsis we're reported to the state
baard of health today, bringing the
+ot8l since June l to 291. Durham,
Montgomery, and Randolph coun-
ties each reported one case their
first since June |.
Reported cases of lnfantlle para
1vsis bv counties since June l now
ave. Alamance 2, Allegheny l. AL
pyander 10, Ashe %, Buncombe 3,
Burke q. Cabarrus 3, Caldwell 49,
Catawba So. Cleveland 7. Columbus
> Cumberland l. Davidson l, Dur
ham Forsyth 2, CASTOR 10, Gull
ford / Haywood i, Henderson l.
Tredeu 3, Lee 2, Lincoln 7, Neck
lenburg 8. Montgomery l, New
Hanover /. Person 2. Randolph l,
Richmond /, Robson l Rocking
ham 3, Rowan II. Rutherford 5,
Stanly l, surry 5, Union, l, Watau-
ga II. Wayne l, Wilkes 27, Wilson
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-14
WILL OFFER BARLEY

PUDUCAH, KY, July 13.-R-
Henry Ward, associated editor Of
the Paducah Sun-Democrat, said
today that Senate Majority Leader
Alben W. Barley (D-Ky.) woulo
be placed in nomination for the
vlce-presidency at the democratic
national convention in Chicago next
week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-14

visited the Sweeney waterworks
ara pumping station at Hilton
Park. He expressed high approval
Of the plant.
Artigas left for Washington, D
c., last night.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
ROOMS FuRNIsHED-Norfhwest.

1891 COLUMBIA RID NW.-Men: So 80
W& seie rms. the7moStat-controlled gas
heat; 0 min dtown on car line; 4 baths.
showers h.w., inner-spr matt. AID 1880
WIS. AVE.-Large fr rm., suit 1 or Q,
pvt. home uni. phone Also single room.
Excei ESc. trans "a Syo All day Sunday after pm.
DUPONT B't HAIL ISL 10th st. NV
DUPONT CIRCLE ,MANsIoN-Prtyats
bath. master room bookShelves porch,
fireplace l or . men; $50 mo. DU. 1888.
III, MASS. AVE. NV double rooms.
SG-S1. running water For quiet people
l:30 18th ST. NV, former Legation bids
For young man to share with others in
adj bath: S25 With gentle family
l3O6 o ST. NW,-Cool, single and double
rooms. semiprlvate bath; cont hot water;
10 min. 10 town. one or two children per-
mitted $40 per mo. ,white) DE. 9esl.
DOWNTOWN, 11oS 14th st. n.w.-Larse,
brisht, cool, neat room $40 double,
lj5n.S l5th ST, rssd Sw1Ia5ss tr2nt rm; zen;
tIos ELLICOTT, ST. N.w-Pvt. home:
for . refined people; home ,privii. Also
young man to share room with young man
owner as one Of family. OR 9532,
llo3 18th ST. N:W.--Large nicely fur
8i6 IRVING ST. Nw.-Large, conf room,
twin beds; Jewish home; privileges; conv.
CoaN hSp SS4p1 c2rHrfbRaL BRA az hvEsRoon s6s
in apt well furnished, suitable for couple:
convenient location; use of phone; $40
month. Call after 7:80 p M DE a3ae
Continued on Next Page,
Evening star., 1944-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

REFRIGERATOR-Al porcelain lined.
3-door, ice refrigerator, In excellent con-
skIRiieERaroR, sisiasi IA @0' WESTINGHOUSE. new.
Gall first 70 nnd out il you rate q priority.
PrfarsSnRarddaRsa rsSRnssar daaa Ise St s IL eeS9b Sb
w. 500 e5i also available, gs.pound SIZE.
hIFiy atFssi e5, w,Ssn.tal g St nv DI 1897 .rrr
ta new o sloa sishs Fans 9s Church
2579-M Q: Boy lo4-J, Star, si'
RoLLAwhY BEDs, wardrobes, iceboxes,
/ c. ESrnitnTe & Stove Co. 1853 Il St.
RuG, 6x1a. American Oriental. besut. de-
RUGS, wine color, 15xe7 and sxlo, with
pseeptea pads sealSa oR ssst 5000 reasonable offer
son1sy ppSoRasts s.aS asl2 ss sas each
RUGS. never been used; exIo. one blue.
Sa5- and SIS. Cali any time District
sAWDUsT, 81 per load: WOOD. $" per
sord; ,sI w.ss soptnern : pse Nd Lumber Co.. Inc"
ssaxoPHoNE. alto, and clarinet Can
Co; 3a37 between and 10 am. and
SCREEN and storm window combinations
available for immediate installation; sashes
removable from inside Of building; annual
Sc months 70 70 pay aS rs So payment rDnn Ds due
sss i yeaf ntSass Ss1s.Hy.o Ho $685. das
SHOTGUN, genuine cowhide case for sets
Of barrels. good as new Call CT. iIsi
cashons asbsdo sys cs vb hb SIP 1S r o5
sonditlespa' !; 7 ea s;2715o. United. SIS i4th S.
sSand a0F bel5s HsauS,od sood
STORE FIXTURES, complete. including
aft, 3-way fuorescent light modern card
cabir ct with cards and Neon greeting card
STUDIO COUCH. inner spring on box
spring base; almost new. Phone RA, 1885.
STUDIO CoUCHEs, factory rebuilt, with
esnss Hesn = eo9Pf ne Sed 81 81 !T9 twin
eossd SO in s9e IDEAL Sasare for small dim n
pieces, John Lyon, Inc, a4Si Conn. ave-
IooLs1Power tools and hand tools, for
shop in washington: as assortment s' f'in Of nuts
dition. This is no sacrifice, but price is
fair taG, Sold only in its entirety. Franklin
TRUMPET, Conn "coprion," perfect con-
dition: best cash offer. Sailor, 1922
TYPEWRIfTEER Rental Service, s71s 18th
NV GE 1888. Underwoods, 81 s5 mo-, 3
WAFFLE IRON, China ma cRocoiate oR aoo set, aep
silver candlesticks. ornament lamp. / silver
fox, jar Kolinsky fur, lobster salad dish,
matt, telephone stand, mans leather coat
new, size AZ: several lady's dresses and
summer suits, electric fan, a.c OR. 4s1a
WAGONS. two; for horse-drawn delive-y
Swab Wagon Co in 1942, in good condi-
ton cost $3.50, each fob. Washinston.
s41 End st: Sc. Phone Ma 5000. Ext. 407
WARDROBE TRUNK, Hartman, rather
large, LreWar: want S25 for it. HO. o2S2
after pm. 81
WATCH. Hamilton. 23-iewel. railroad,
white gold case; like new. WI. a519.
WATER COOLER, bottle type. used; also
pressure type some new and used COM
by appointment only. WI. 5570.
WATER HEATERS--Gss water heaters. 90,
30, 40. 100 and $50 gal capacity; imme-
diate. installation no down payment IL
months to pay. Phone American Heating
WATER HEATERS. Ifut gas automatic, matte prewar
20.year gqarantee. Side-arm heaters. VIII
install John G.. Webster. plumbing, 627
st. NV. MA 41f3 or RA 1860
Evening star., 1944-05-20
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

IN MARE and bay. beeqtiful Tidins horses
cows. one jersey and one Guernsey.
9oth fresh fresh and several piss one mule:
sHfraSp PoSY sssr sas sesass Gagreh anan.d H for
not cheap: no dealers. FIR. 2s4s for sp.
ALL LIVESTOCK incl. fine Guernsey FAM
lly cows; sl25; Berkshire brood SOW and
g.. PIES ssrs sS9 s,mos -old % impy Hsmpshirs
ROCKS and epSr pure Reds SOC eacR al steea e
sIsn oSE aofsTIfS iof PHI es COW ssf re css d Sso
old calf, l50 one Holstein COW, to freshen
within few weeks, sloo: Z bull calves.
stems, $50 to $50; 3 Hoistein heller
Ssfs1 nssR6 oo ss 80 fssh es sh hH'FssGie 5sSs
GEIDiNG. one S-year-oid thoroushbred,
nice manners, quiet. Phone sH. 6254.
pones & ali isl sizes mule colts lthSEs Wsst.rn m1,sd asd
Englisa saddles ard brides, harness, single
and double, new and used; everything for
sold on sm sHarantee t % Beautiful iHsr'pins PsIos
kind, Kind WiIl buy, Old horses to S Be put ito to
HORSE; q yrs. old. viii work or ride. Ber-
gyn 575-J-1. Powder Mill I'd. and Paint
FOR SALE, 40 white-face steers, weigh
Herndon 63-W-l.
pIesssEs aIonsE psffst broke oss sgstss .DGsa
for man. woman or child to ride any
where; Gall Union 5935 for appointment.
VIII pay IS cents per head. Apply Ben
Stewart. Mattaponi Farms Groom Md.
Phone Marlboro .204-W-4 or WO. 5000.
classy: no reasonable offer refused. Rear
213l NV, Sunday. 21s
WORK HORSES FOR SALE
At Shadow Lawn Stock Farms,
Gatthersburg, Md. Phone 40,
w. O. DOSh OwneF
Evening star., 1944-05-20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COLORED GIRL wants part-time work
from until 3 clock Call GE 2SG3 %
GIRL. colored, experienced, neat and re-
liable, wants Job working for bachelors OF
elderly lady III high-class apartment gooc
plain cook, Northern people preferred
FIR 61g2.
GIRL, Colored experienced laundrrss
wants days work Wednesday, THURSDAY
Friday; - day plus carfarc references
| Please write F. A. Boyd, 4@S p st NV
| tween . ana Z, co, 0212.
GIRLS On colored, will go away fol
summer or niRhtWork; char work Cal
after 4 . m. NO. g34i
IHOUSEkEEPER, white woman, expert
enced, clean. IN small family A}ailabl,
al once S.93 9TH st NV
IF YOU HAVE house cleaning or law,
y ork 10 do, call TR. 3452,
Evening star., 1944-05-20
SITUATIONS WCMEh

DRESSMAKING. designing, remodeIing, al
IeratlonS; reasonable. Miss Bert, $3.50
irving 81. NV, Apt 4 Adams o23S -"
LEGAL STENOGRAPHER, university grad
uate. desires part-time or evening employ
menL: Il years with large Wall street firm.
Box G5-J. Star. nOt
MANAGER or assistant Of aparimept
house, highest references Box G6-J. star.
81"
SALESLADY. au-arouud iewelry store cx-
perenCe,< permanent. references. Box 81,
star. o1s
SECRETARY. 10 Yrs. experience to high
Saiarled executives, administrative duties
lnciudlng personnel work available imme-
diStcy: r2un per mo Call RA. T620. -
STENOGRAPIIER expert employed dur
ihg day, would like evening work. Frank
STENOGRAPHER experienced wishes
YORK TO co at home evenings. Box @9-J,
WANTED -Part-time evenings; cashier,
oookkccEor. StenoeTapher or general CLERK,
Box I'D, Star ~
TO RELIEVE MOTHER OR NURSE.
Experienced young lady could take charge
Of children TWO or three afternoons and
evenings a week. Box 1l4-J. star Pc
Evening star., 1944-05-20

DRIVING TO SAN DIEGO, officers wife,
THURSDAY. May 25, want woman passenger
to help with driving: references required.
Falls Church LABOR
OFFICERS WIFE, driving to Dallas Tex.
about May %, wants lady as companion
TO assist with driving: exchange references
Call Mrs. Gulledge, TIE. 9S6l
WOMAN wants transportation Texas be-
tween now apd June lst. CHI OsaO.
RESPONSIBLE MIDSHIPMAN available to
drive, automobile. TO West Coast June :.
Hall, U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis. Md
Evening star., 1944-05-20
JOB WANTED

Young ambitious, married man, ] child.
dIatL exempt. hard and sincere worker
apIe TO grasp quickly, accustomed TO
meeting public capable of a responsible
position: experienced in managing LIQUOR
credit and automobile financing; ready
Immediately for a good steady position.
WlIlng TO work long hours; best of refer
anceS, cannot consider less than S65 per
NeCk. CalI Union A0oh 81
Evening star., 1944-05-20
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

APPLiANCEs, electrical household. re-
etc, etc IN Virginia, Household Electric ,Ap
brimcfor Riiamcf Co 49G2 G2t, washington blvd
BRIcKWoKk, retainins iiG. walls. steps.
wal walks, piers, garages, chimneys, repairs
CAMERA AieE ha 7lls Service wee
on cameras and equip. Mius Photo Enei-
Georgia IH Free csima:e 9nFFo9R Randolph Sc e49
CARPENTRY Wanted repair work on
contract basis, Call Mr.. Young, UN. oo93.
CARPENTER, work and general s5era-
ARP iI1s fsGMsf LR REF.R REi4 M York
CablntJ making. guaranteed. IR. 0563.
ELECTRIC WIRING, nxturcs, extra out.
ELEc coSTR.cTiHrNGS"y.e ave- yI{aa, IN S225 repairs,
extra Plu3 outletS installed prompt serv-
GENERAL coNTEACTrSG,' 'fI; 6dg. - repairs G5 i.s
G2NnRhL ERshSn * RrrAIRs FAIRS GE catbcater 2 Work
PTieE Pre- X. 1l WoFK: painting and paperlng. Gan
KEYS DuPLICATED, minute. a5c each:
locks repaired and installed, III wears in
business, Call Republic IOg1 SUPERIOR
&WN LsSy moWfRs F,ys ?T sHAKpEvEp i2 st. saw filed
SCISSORS SCI ground; experienced mechanic.
PAINTING; pelerins, plasterine serytee" at
FHINTlNG, exterior or interior. y White
MECHANICS. Estimates free MI "1S6
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. also
small plasterlng tobs For good work, call
RA. 0122 or TR SH19
PAPER HANGiNG, Inls wees only. 81 and
pcrS ,wo,k guaranteed Michigan 53ib.
PAPERING AND PAINTING, specializing
IN Arlington County y-Qualliy work by list
class mechanics, - years experience
work guar. For tree estimates ana prompl
courteous service, call DT Uig5 30
fAPfRiNG AND PAINTING. Immediate
service. ~ years experience can DI
REPAIR WORK and house wiring extra
rass piues and swuches. Have your vases
made INTO lamps. ToaStcrs, heaters and
electric irons repaired Your old lamps
reWiIed Get our estimates on electrical
work. c. A. Muddiman Co, OIL q St
nD n1o NA mI44 and goo,
ROOF COATING, 10-year leakrroor guar
aanLoe; IN, Stag, composition. Stephenson,
SHEET METAL WORK, gutter and spout
ne ~ -oofs repaired. Call Mr.. Miller.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID, for high class guest
house, frcm $50 m. to 3.3O p m Also
experienced. GF. 1867
CHAMBERMAIDs rooming house, good
pay, short hours and SlX-day week, Phone
DE 1875. Mrs Lovetoy u"
CHAMBERMAID-W WAITRESS, colored, eX-
perienced, for boarding house. 1928 l3th
ST. NV
CHILD NURSE for 1-year-old baby; h W
small apt: no Sundays. Call to p m
or Sun. WO, 01G4, Apt. PA
to pm. one day off week. good salary
Apply housekeeper, Briehton Hotel 2l2a
California ST. n. ". No phone calls.
COOK. colored, q IN w. references f0l
June. July and August, to go to Delaware
Beach for summer, 3 in family Llgh
Laundry Easy sob. $50 month. payable
LIST and Ism. DU. 1873.
Evening star., 1944-05-20

FOR SALE--.l,4O0 New Hampshire RED
pullets, should start laying in July. Morris
Yocnelson. Clinton, Md: Clinton go
BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplied
James Feed Store Inc. 619 X st. NV,
Evening star., 1944-05-20
HELP WOMEN.
CLERK

For LARGE real estate Office: good hours and
working conditions. State age, expert
ence. education; S195 per month, Box
Evening star., 1944-05-20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcon.. J
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WOMAN desires DAYS work, experienced
q 80 day and carfare. Falls Church
Al
Evening star., 1944-05-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LARGE MODERN GROCERY, suitable for
self service living quarters; good business:
good fixtures. Cali after pm, TR. o32S
DRY CLEANING and laundry agency fol
Saie, S:a reasonable apt. above store, Frank
BEAUTY SHOP for SALE good business
ne. LOCATION; owner retiring. any reason,
a5le a!po3fey eftsr accepted. II. os77;
business: no living quarters; $4,000 pIu,
stock. Reason for selling sickness Adams
SHEET METAL SHOP, complete eouipmen
ana material; good opportunity for one
oe5sfsa Il hohsE shs WIFE 97so s. st. 49ss ne Tee
TO BUY OR SELL grocery or any busines.
bSatiEsiactoPiIy baoEda an, end promrtly Baum tn.
drv Mains aye NA q&ao
situated in good .neighborhood; will sci
TeRas9nab,e nR% a I RIggs Tailors 500 goth St "
INCLUDING pressing machine, electrical
tailoring equipment excellent income pro
ducer: priced low to sell for cash. Inquire
law law qfl1ceS; pf1 oe Berger & Mensh. 1914 H st.
TAVERN. 8 miles below Camp Springs
cense e9ats an0 s9d and prdab ns
business: selling on account Ill health.
SHOE Near 1t;
Nj. VERNON Diner Dine s.a1' on U, s. Route No
hwy. U HlllSo aOutIl OIL va
Frontage. 1853 it., 356 it. deep; must sell
because Of poor health of owner 90"
near 18th, st. NV, 10 rooms of good fur
niture, 2 baths, coal heat; don't pay high
S COMMISSIONS; mi, buy from the owner. VIM.
OPPORTUNITY to rent soda fountain,
fully equipped, in one of Washington S
most successful bowling establishments:
concession doing good business now: live
wire can increase receipts. Box b4-H, Star
ROoMING HOUSE, u rooms, 2 baths; old
rent, Sl0l; must sell cheap: reason, help
and health. Can be seen any time after
II noon, 50S 9th ST. NV, opposite new
Court House. 81"
man for old tablished firm, top salary
ana pront sharing; will consider invest
or do not call. A real opportunity for the
right man: Call RE. 1887.
A GOOD GROCERY and meat market for
sale, also sells beer and wines; nice living
DELICATEssEN, nearby Virginia; sales
over, $1,000 weekly, all cash; low over
hsad; he IS good modern equipment established
partner. This business is audited by C. p
4. and will stand closest investiga ton
owner Ill. Phone Vienna 131 -J-5
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I LAWNS
BOATS.

l6-FT. WOLVERINE 1910: decks, Steer
Ing wheel. cover extras, and trailer. slight-
ly used 22-hp Johnson, > blades; best or
icr, Sunday. I2I5 F st. ne. 2l'
MARINE MOTOR and propeller. 3O-h o,
Universal, i-Cyl complete unit with re-
verse gear; late model Al condition;
Se3u Phone Indianhead 3l2a. 2l'
1910 o"t Of car comp. rebuilt. Fast
naught ESQ Station, 2nd and Mass. ave.
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SITUATIONS AEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, Kept
part time statements, audits, tax returns:
prompt, reasonable. Shepherd 1854 20'
hoCoUNIANIS, expert books started and
sonable 49, Eyes. ia. 9129 or RA 1896 81
ACCOUNTANTS, draft free. available 70,
position as Office manager auditor, cost
account; experienced in credits, sales pro
motion, payrolls and tax returns: moderate
EXPERIENCED EXECUTIVE, member Of
local bar and former civil servant wishe,
position as office manager or mfgrs' sale
representative; caEahle and energetic,
MODEST salary or commission. H. P, Suite
FINANCIAL ANALYST, Army honorable
Gischarge 3 yrs. responsible experience
Federal regulatory agency, financial anc
security ANALYSIS. specializing in public
utilities, and extensive accounting back.
ground, desires connection with established
bank or trust company; excellent refer
enceS Box 6O-J. Star oI-
HOTEL MANAGER, thoroughly expert
enced, desires hotel or club connection.
Hnddqal Ayaile BILE ~ imme,diately. Contact L E
LAWYER. ACCOUNTANT, . years expert
ence projecting automatice delivery of fue
MAN, young, educated desires evening
Saturday, Sunday employment; handy with
tools, Tesourcetul Box 3s-J, Star
OffiCE MGR ,35. draft exempt. credits
s4p, sf[er khoElsdgs RnT Poq9EEeepins. GE ~
RETIRED ARMY OFFICER desires ad-
mlnlStTatlye or executive position in or
near Washington. Write p. Q. Box a.
ISIam9fada' SII Fla, or phone DI. 1870 OF
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is there an eXper. housekeeper who will
help care for . young children and cook
so mother can return part time to wal
work? No laundry: lovely suburban home
conV. TO ouS; considerate employers Phone
CInton - or write Box RI, Clinton, Nd