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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-07
both have been beaten by Long

both have been beaten by Long
before.
Milo Steinborn, the muscle-bound
wrestler, has been chosen to ref.
cree both matches, and the MAN
of Muscle" says he'll stand for no
foolishness.
Tickets are on sale at the Orion
Hotel, and the jovial promoter re-
ports that large early sale is ex-
pected. He advises fans to get
their ducats early.
The tusk of the male ELEPHANT
is preferred to that of the female
for commercial ivory.
There are $500 species OF
sponges.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-07
TR0UT'S HOMER
WINS OWN GAME

CHICAGO, Aug. g. Detroit
swept a double-header and the
three game series from the White
Sox before 1891 today. Dizzy
Trout winning his own five-hitter
with homer and double, 8 to /,
after the Tigers had pounded out
10 hits to give Stubby Overmire a
10 to 3 in the opener.
Trout, third American league
pitcher to record his 18th victory,
lashed his seasons third homer in
to the lower left field pavilion in
the fifth inning, then doubled in the
seventh to score Pinky Higgins.
who had singled. His battery-mate,
Paul Richards, singled in Dick
Wakef. ED for the other Detroit
run in the ninth. Orval Grove was
the losing pitcher.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-07
DROP BUNS
BACK TO LAST SPOT

bHOOhLYN, Aug. g. R The
Boston Braves swept a double
header from the Brooklyn Dodgers,
l4-2 and 81, today, winning each
game as a result of one big inning.
After scoring 10 runs in the sew
enth inning to take the opener, the
Braves tailed five times in the
fifth of the nightcap. and STAYED off
desperate Dodger bid which fell
one run short.
AS result of the double loss.
the Dodgers fell back into last
place.
In the opener, the Braves ham
mered Les Weber, Tom Warren
and Claude Croker for 81 hits.
punching eight in the big seventh
inning. Jim Tobin had no trouble
registering his 18th victory.
In HE Braves second games
big inning, they batted Cal Nc
Lish off the mound with six hits,
Nate Andrews, who started for the
Braves, weakened in the eighth and
Charley Barrett took over.
Boston --.......-- 210 600 1010-14
Brooklyn ---- 100 OIL DOL - 4
Tobin and Hofferth; Weber,
Warren, Croker and Owen.
Boston -.....- 900 $50 OILS
Brooklyn ..----- 900 003 112-7
Andrews, Barrett and Kluttz;
McLish, Gregg, Melton and Owen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-07
PHILLIES, GIANTS
SPLIT TWIN BILL

NEW YORK, Aug. .-lREThe
Philadelphia Phillies ended a r.
game losing streak as home runs
by Ted Cieslak, Mervin Shea and
Coaker Triplett gave the Phillies
a 81 victory over the New York
Giants in the nightcap to earn an
even split in their double-header
today. The Giants won the open
er 60.
The lone Giant run in the final
was due to singles by George
Hausmann, Joe MedWick and Phil
Weintraub.
For the second straight day a
Philly player was hurt when Char
ley Letchas banged into the third
base seats while catching Wen
traub's foul for the last out. Let.
chas had to be helped off the field.
Yesterday Catcher Bob Finley was
beaned by one of Ace Adams
pitches and was taken to the Eli
zabeth Hospital with a slight con.
cussion.
With Medwick, Johnny Rucker
and Harry Feldman bringing in a
pair OF runs, Feldman hung ur
his ninth victory in the opener
though he needed help from Andy
Hansen in the eighth.
Charley Schanz, Dick Barrett
and Harry Shuman worked for the
Pills, with Schanz charged with
the defeat.
Score by innings:
FIRST NAE.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-07
BOSTON DIVIDES
With SENATORS

BOSTON, Aug. 6.-REThe Bos.
ton Red Sox scored two runs in the
lucky seventh to defeat the Sena-
tors, 5 to 4, to win the second game
Of double-header today at Fen
way Park before 10000 fans. Wash
ington won the first tilt, 8 to 2.
The victory gave Boston the Sc
ries, three victories out of five
against the Senators, who took
their 18th defeat in 81 games on
the road.
In the second game, Mickey
Haefner, Senator's pitcher, started
his own troubles by walking Bobby
Doerr and Jim Tabor so that the
stage was set for Roy Partee, pinch
hitting for Hal Wagner, to clout
a double to centerfield to score the
tying and winning runs.
FIRST GAME
Washington --.-. 010 600 0O2-3
Boston ..--.....--.. Oil 900 000-2
Leonard, LeFebure, Carrasquell
and Terrell; Bowman and Partee.
SECOND GAME:
Washington -... 210 010 000-4
Boston ..--..-.- 200 Dol 2Ox-5
Candini, Carrasquel, Haefner
Wynn and Guerra; Woods, Barrett
and Wagner, Partee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-07
CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

SEATTLE, Wash. Aug. CIR
Two hundred ninety hitherto unan-
nounced military and naval con-
struction projects, costing substan-
tally in excess of 500, 00O,0 00' have
been, or will be quickly started in
the Pudget Sound area, the area
labor supply committee OF the
chamber of commerce disclosed to-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-07
RECEIVES RED OFFICIAL

1V11OCA 1IO 1VI1D VI + 1OIfAA
LONDON, Aug. 5.-CP)-Premier
Ivan Bargrianov of Bulgaria to-
day received Soviet charge DAFT
flares P. N. Kirsanov, according
to a transocean news agency re-
port from Sofia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-07

ed for three of the BUGS runs in
the nightcap.
Chicago --......-- O00 luz OOl- 5
Pittsburgh -..----- DOB 010 90x-13
Vandenburg, HanyzeWski. Lynn,
Derringer, Stewart and Kreitner,
Williams; Cuccurullo, Rue. Starr
ard Lopez.
Chicago ......---..- 600 0O2 O1O-4
Pittsburgh -..---- 023 600 00x-5
Chapman, Vandenourg and Will
iams, Kreitner; Strincevich, Roe
and Camelli, Lopez.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-07

Umbrellas were used in ancient
Egypt.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-07

6VOIS Uy 1IHIIllRS.
FIRST GAME:
Philadelphia --....- 900 600 O20-2
New York 100 OO1 22x-e
Schanz, Barrett, Schuman and
Peacock; Feldman, Hansen and
lombard.
SECOND GAME:
Philadelphia ----... 600 100 1913
New York ......-- 900 900 1OO-l
Lee and Shea; Allen, A. Adams
and lombard,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-08-07

There are $500 species of
Evening star., 1944-06-15
Dances 10 PoIkus at 100

CASTLE DALE, Utah (Pys-Mrs.
Anna Catherine Peterson Rasmas-
sen celebrated her Tooth birthday
anniversary by dancing 10 polkas.
Evening star., 1944-06-15
(The inhabitants are healthy J

(The inhabitants are healthy.)
@. A broadcaster twice spoke of
"senile old men" Rather interesting,
don't you think?
A. Yes, and redundant, since
"senile" means "of or pertaining to
old age"
@. Will you please explain why
irregardless is considered incorrect?
1t seems all right to me.
A. The word is a double negative,
since both ir- and LESS are mega
tions. The correct word is regard
less" The erroneous form "irregard-
less" is the result of false associa-
ton with such words as irrespective,
irresponsible, irreparable, ire
proachable, etc. none of which are
double negatives.
@. Can you straighten us out on
this sentence: He is the man whom
I think placed the order?
A. One may see man strike
man, hear man; but it is impos-
Sible to think a man. Rearrang-
ing the sentence will show the
proper usage: think he is the man
who" placed the order.
tReleased by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1944-06-15

within certain limits, good usage
preserves this distinction:
HEALTHY. having health"
HEALTHFUL, giving or produc-
ing health"
Poor: Fresh air is healthy"
Better: Fresh air is healthful."
Poor: This is healthy town"
Better: "This is q healthful town. I"
Evening star., 1944-06-15
Take My Word for 1t

BY FRANK COLBY.
Practical English.
@. Please distinguish between
HEALTHY and HEALTHFUL.
A. Although some dictionaries
consider the words as synonyms
Evening star., 1944-06-15

ON THE AIR.
WRc, 7:00-ShlrIey Temple, guest
WRc, 8:00-Fina broadcast Of Fanny Brlte
Frank Morgan team.
WT0P, 8:00-Rithard Whot and Geraldine
Fitzgerald star in Friend 10 Alexander,
married couple beset by strange obsesion.
WMAl, $50" Should We Give Full Retog.
milton 10 the Provisional French Government"
Evening star., 1944-06-15

WWDt, 8:30-Washineion Sendtors versus
New York, night baseball game from Griffith
Stadium.
WRc, 9:00-Bob Hope is guest Of Bing
Crosby.
WINK, 9:05-Berlioi Symphonic Fantas'
tique" with the Paris Symphony.
WMAL, 9:30-Teddy Powell and his or.
thestra.
Evening star., 1944-06-15

W0P, 9:30-0rhestra Leader Phil Harris,
guest.
WRc, 10 :00-comsdian Harry Savoy assisted
by Benay Vsnuta, Peter Van Steeden and or.
ehestra, Paula Kelly and the kodernnsires in
new summer program.
VOL, t0:00-Al Davis versus Henry Arm
strong boxing bout from Madison Square Garden.
WRc. 10 :30-Eaape from a German prison
camp described by an official Of the Royal Nor
weojsn Air Force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Final Divorce Decree
Given Mary Astor

HOLLYWOOD Jan = ms
A Gn3I decree off divorce from her
third husband Manuel del Campo
former actor who Is now am RCAF'
Aiec WAS held iodaN by screen
ACTRESS, Mary Aston
The auburn harej star whose
purple diary once made ScnS3-
tonaI headlines. Obtained her pro
Nmu1ry decree Dec ~. 1912.
charging Del CampoS fondncSS
for night life wrecked their mar
rI.IvD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
laps isa the bumps.
TOiO Warns Leaders

WASHINGTON Jan Z Up1
Premier ToIo calling ON his top
ranking administrative officials. 10
SET themselves 40 as examples.
has warned thar in not few
cases feeling of unh8pprDc>>
and CheerleSsue>s was rising
AMONG The iapanfSe people
Toio's warning. made Tuesday
while he explained the new wal
Time government civil service act
WAS n5veAled IN tho complete text
OF his speech which WAS NW8dr
available to the Owl yesterday
TOTO cautioned his officials
against talking too much and Civ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Generals Death Suspicious

NEW YORK. Jan Z ms
The death of Gen Feodor Kirian-
oft Soviet prisoner OF war held
10 a NazI prison camp near
Monda northern Italy under SuS-
piclou~ circumstances was re-
poftoG today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
POSTW NR FEARS

The greatest diNcouragrmcnt
for the future" he >ad lies in
the fear of people that the bur
tcnS at government maN not be-
leN~cned when the war IL Won
and that arrogant bureaucracy
will not be- Curbcd.
Public interest requires 20,
crnment regulation Of ha~snteA
and capital hut public interest
does not justify collecting
money from the TAXPAYER and
using 1t ia competition with
legitimate business.
a Republican victory will toe
an assurance that in freeing the
world from tyranny We shall
also free our people Of un
necessary governmental domi-
nation and that the policy MAX
ing power of government viii
be taken from the burcauCratS
aud placed in the hands Of the
elected representatives. of the
people"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07

inc out 100 many military secrets
and advised them 70 cease play.
ing politics. eliminate rcd tap4.
end criticisms of the munitions
program and assume greater IN
dlyldual responsibility
The Tokyo radio reported that
the NEW aCl had been extended
to cover 100000 metropolitan,
pfrtrCtUai. district and village
official.
HELP SHAkE THAT COLD
bN Using me steam rooms ~ The
Ne" Detroit Baths. 1877 " Vernon
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
INCREDIBLY BLOODY

nIfel = le>s correspondent
Reynolds idcFiid ln dispatch
rom p, 'fI area. a'>tIlo'l
me I'-n''o- Tor 9dn Ni'f' al,
In''+alQ'N o.uo0> ana reported
'lla' me Americans We're clearing
I'' town house uN Noooe VAIN
IIaI,a 'Haa'> a''.'' 'i l'h'''
'dI. N> were ''ii''N I'LL ''
a'''on on me mountain ii"n' TOT
''Ie I.',' '-.i.'
n mile n'> ono I.' iuIh'd san
NII'a's .a} me N'i.g> ROAD nun
,'IA- GOV '0.' me ma. p''..'> o.-
ioI' I,'Ii.' ~ '''i diI'.,I ".I.>'N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
ANS LOSSES HEAVY

YuEo>lav Parti>anS have with
drawn from Benia Luka, Bosnian
headquarters of the Second Ger
man Tank Army after inficting
heavy losses on the enemy. a
Partisan CCUmunlque announced.
The ParuSanS withdrew from
B7nIa Luka after accomplishing
then task the ParuSans said.
implying that their attack on the
German stronghold was intended
only rs a raid 10 innict the maxi
mum damage on the enemy.
Tho Partisan communique said
tha' in tno Scyon-day battle Of
BarIa IHkH the Germans lost $50
killed 700 wounded - captured
and q great quantity of war ma
fcual The Part,anS Withdrew
under am overwhelming weight Of
Nazi fire power and superior
forces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
CITES COR POLICY

Explaining the policy of th,
Republican party BrICkcr sand
This country needs not only
change in political leader
ship, hut - change from the
New Deal philosophy Of GOV
eminent
The policy of the Republican
party j. that of promoting hu~i-
ness. encouraging the indiyid-
ual, providing jobs in industry
through sound economy aud
Of releasing private cntcrpri~"
hN reasonable aud sane taN
legislation.
The r3WItJc1'Ion> ol Tho Nra
pg1l have become 81 immense
BrCigr continued thar ihp peopI
nr heightened md kept aeon
SAINT state of uncertainty H
Hd.f
Our people are bcW ildcrcd
Continued on Page ,, Col. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
In The Times TODAY

sHEUp's on ~TlIIIisH AN0
FenSion and other Wild game ADV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07

Republican victory at the polls next fall VIII De an
assurance hat the world Will be- free from tyranny and hs
eoe of the United States rdded of unnecessary govern
.lcnt domination Gov John W Broker Of OHIO declared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Begin March
On MADAME
From Sdidor

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HQ.,
New Guinea, Jan. : UNS)---
The tempo of the Allied
drives to crush Jap strong
holds in New Guinea and on
New Britain was stepped up
today when troops of the
American Sixth Army began
a march toward Madang
from captured SaidOr and
Yank marines pressed their
assault on Bergen Bay east
of Cape Gloucester.
1t. Gen. Krueger's Michi-
gan and Wisconsin troops Of
The r ed 4rrewt- dir vision tt332dt-
in New Guinea struck west
ward from Saidor in the di-
rection Of NJ a dang after
Allied fiiers pounded that
vital Jap base with 243 tons
Of bombs in heavy soften
ing up assault.
The advanced forces of the
Sixth Army IN New Guinea made
contact with the Japs AZ Cape
Iris, 10 miles northwest Of Saidor
and approximately IS miles from
Madang
The marines on New Britain
hammered at the Japs in fierce
fighting in the Bergen Bay sec
tor and headquarters of Gen.
Macarthur reported that 500
more of the enemy had been
slain The latest casualties in
flicted brought TO about 2,l00 the
number of Japs killed in the Cape
Gloucester area.
BARGES DESTROYED
The marines were directly sup
ported by Allied medium bombers
which blasted Jap artillery posi-.
tlonS south OF Sillmati Point. Air
patrols AT the same time Strafed
Jap float plane and destroyed
two barges in Rotiock Bay.
Medium and heavy units also
struck Jap installations and
bridges At BOgadlim south ot
Madang. 80 disrupt the enemy
coastal communications. and bait
tered the road 10 Yuala Consid-
cradle damage was done IN supply
and frCor, araac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
Report
Balkan
Invasion

LONDON Jan Z CUPr-A Buda-
pest dispatch relayed through
StnckhalH4- said to-day that Allied
hoops had s. landed at several
points on the YugoSlav coast and
Wete lghung German nd Satel-
lite defense forctS
Tugo'laV government sources
here said they had no information
OF any landing. and the report
lacked confirmation IN any Allied
quarter.
The Budapest report 10 the
Stockholm newspaper Tidnlngen
described the landing forces As
crack Allied troops, without
Identifying them 10y nationality
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-07
j. ). Tanks
Crush NdziiS
In San Vitfore

ALLIEn-HQ., AiGicrs Ian
: UP)-D. ). tanks and i'm
fantrN of 1t. Gen. Clark's
Fifth Army pounded German
troops into three narrowing
pockets in the streets of San
Nittore today and a break
through into the valley road
to Rome appeared near.
Barely IS hours after the
launching Of the Fifth Army
offensive, the German lines
were swaying back all along
the 10-mile front and dis
patches indicated that the
climax OF the Allied assault
moe 90 ,.,,I
Evening star., 1944-12-12
PERSONAL

HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
iish. self-confidence freedom from self
Phof E'aif LADY, 5osb ssq.
conf. cottage with refined settlsdsl lady:
conVeniences; nearby suburbs; reasonable.
sa ssnt. a5oat d January 1st: $40 or s SO month.
S snEsit ri HEyfSH i? lsszA zssf asns G e.
g5os; evenings, WA. 942l.
+ 5s5SsIs e RRSs'; on E:ss1
e. By Nm M Nskon Of Hakon
from $3.50 up. Other services moderately
P5xifpsdi xpfRr oPen Gaps evenings Can Elk 45ss
ss5I 81 z52a@ @ 3Rs EeREsE 5SPas5s or iaohssI,
RELIABLE WAKE-UP SERVICE, day or
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FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
zee; relief for pains and aches due to weak
business, piles, colds, flu or other ailments;
also relief for aching, swollen feet. Lady
99anturopath' 9n 20 yrs experience, in charge.
FUR HATS INDIVIDUALLY STYLED to
maeh any coat Tesyns m E Socas eses
ming. VOGUE 1923 14th st. NV. Open; eve.
DR.. a. W. JOHNSON dentist False teeth
Westory Bldg sos 14tb NV.
PHONE @ SHEPHERD $3.50. ask. for Miss
Wright II you are in need Of loan Up to
$500 on your signature
HEMoRRRoIDs eradlcated By my own
method Results effective for a life
time or money back Write for booklet. No.
drugs or surgery. DR.. sOMMERWERcK.
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WASHINGTON MUSICAL INSTITUTE wants
| associate teachers in ballet and ballroom
| dancing, to rent coach house for fully
equipped school OF the dance: over 900
square feet of floor space, ballet bars re-
ceptlon and dressing rooms, shower; part
or full time. 1730 18th St NV
| CIRCLE CLUB DANCES, where friends
meet and strangers feel at home For in
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Evening star., 1944-12-12
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started. kept
part time. audits. statements. tax reports
prompt: reasonable. OR. 2074.
ACCOUNTANT-BOO audits. A.
started kept part time. AID. 0122. 49,
ARCHITECTURAL craftsman, long thor
ough experience in all branches of pro-
fession, Box CIV, Star.
two years at American Red Cross, one year
in charge of shop, and maintenance
work: desire shop work. cabinet maker.
EX-ARMY CAPTAIN, 4h yrs service.
speaks 8, languases: z years restaurant,
cafeteria exp; wants manager, asst. man.
ayers position; willing to travel. Box
LIFE ms. ACT. ordinary; lie. D. c.: avail
able Jan; /: drwg. acct. REQ. 90 days. Box
MEAT BUYER and manager, thoroughly
experienced chain store buying and mer-
chandising. Box 405-T Star 12s
RESIDENT MANAGER for hotel or apart
ments thoroughly. experienced in all
TRAFFIC WORK-Veteran, %, capable,
desires permanent position, traffic work,
with reliable firm or airline; experienced
Box 4S-V Star.
YOUNG MAN, 20, 4-F. 10 years expert
ence as clerk, private secretary, corre-
spondent. supervisor and manufacturer s
agent; $50 weekly. TR. 1924, 6 to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1944-12-12
HELP MEN 3 WOMEN.

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR for small news
paper in Washington area. State experi-
CLERK TYPISTS - BRITISH MISSIONS
Apply ll07 10th St NV. Employment office
Saturday, 8 to ]. Excellent opportunities.
Hiring arrangements approved.
COUPLE, white or colored: will give base
ment room and board for services of wife
in boarding house, no drinking. DU.
DIsHWAsHER for restaurant; no Sunday
DRUG CLERKS, experience desirable but
not necessary; good pay, S-hour ne day ,t- q.
FooD CoUNTER CLERKS, I6 or over; YER We: we
will train you for essential work in our
food counters helping to feed Washington
war workers: good pay, salary. while learn
ing; uniforms furnished and laundry free.
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
HOTEL WORK-First-class hotel in pros
porous Virginia city near Washington can
offer attractive proposition to man and
capacity, next to manager. Cool living
quarters and all meals furnished. Sal
aries commensurate. In reply tconfiden-
tiaD state ages. qualifications and give
references. Must be ready for work on or
before December 25th Box 31-V, Star.
JANITOR WANTED, man and wife; must
be ;. sober snHd, and have bth-class license
1913 Harvard ST., at desk or Apt. 202.
DU. 0l16.
MAIDS 90 and waiter %; live in. CAR
ROLL SPRINGS INN. Seminary I'd. Sill
yer Spring, Md SH. 1858.
MAN AND WIFE, full-time general work,
permanent: live in, S75 per month. RE.
1900. Room 1904.
PRINTING-Bright boy or girl to learn
linotype composition and printing. Box
34-k, Star.
SALESPEOPLE, FULL or part time. many
benefits Apply at our friendly personnel
office, End floor, THE HECHT CO., + ST.
at 9TH.
SALESPEOPLE, part or full time. holiday
work, for all departments of our store:
good pay, pleasant working conditions.
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
employment ONCE, n P st. ne.
WAREHOUSE WORKERS, good starting
salary, raise in pay after short period; no
experience necessary; permanent positions:
vacation with pay; good Jobs available as
order clerks helpers and for boys g to
8 in mailroom. Apply in person, PEOPLES
DRUGS. n p st ne
Evening star., 1944-12-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN,
ALTERATIONS neatly done on dresses a

ALTERATIONS neatly done on dresses and
skirts. Phone NO. 1854 any time from
l to 10 pm 49,
BOOKKEEPER, excellent background. In
30s experienced office manager. Can go
to toy work at st once. Salary open. Ref. Box
COMPANIoN-Ho - Middle
aged lady wishes position in quiet, re-
fined home. Give details and phone num-
ber Box cav. Star l3s
DRESSMAKING. designing, remodelins, al
terations; reasonable. MISS BERT, 1880
Irving st, NV. Apt. 4. Adams ,223s.
school in Wisconsin and Mass. ave. section.
NURSE for infant. 8 to 10 hr. duty: long
SEAMSTRESS, very neat handsewer, also
fast on sgl. machine or fnisher. hotel
linen rm. DE. 3551.
tract work, several yrs, exp. in gen. ofc
duties; aged 3s; sal, S35 wk. Refs, Box
4S0-T. Star. 12s
WOMAN, 80 years old, desires housework,
small family, use Of piano. Box 49-V,
Star.
WOMAN, competent, like to stay with chill
dren days or In ewes; IA years d. c. refs.
DE 2561.
Evening star., 1944-12-12
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PAINTING. PAPERING. PLAsTERINo and
general repairs. Electrical work. Materials
available. Free estimates. White mechanics,
Prompt service. Terms arranged. HOUGH
BROS. CO., DI. 400: after Pm, cH.
RECREATION ROOMS can now be built Of
knotty pine or cypress; also brick and
concrete work and general repairs: good
work; reasonable price. T. THoMsEN.
Kensington 3S7-M 13s
ROOFING. asbestos siding. remodslins.
IMPRovEMENT CO. Georgia 11os-i1i3.
%aTEhPRoof1Ne, 1SaniEshsRS,t5f all typ.. ROBERT n
PRICE, ordway ss44. after pm. Is.
JOHNS -MANvILLE roofing and sidins,
storm windows; conv terms. PATTERSON.
Johns s-MANVTILE roofing, siding. storm storm
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COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS - Prompt
estimates for any type of work, special
prices on storm sash, asbestos siding and
evenings, AT 2295. EX. 1897.
METROPOLITAN CONTRACTING CO.
Special rates this week on painting. paper-
ing, plastering, insulation, weather-strip-
ping. Easy payments. Call MR. Willis.
CALL A. p. WOoDSON CO.-Roonnx, sid,
ing. insulation. combination storm sash.
1873 H st. NV. RE. $500