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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-26

"a 0COAoAO41 Va SuPLSulC COuIG CIl1el
Justice William M. Maltbie today
declared the office Of third select.
man at Hamden vacant because Of
a tie in last October'S municipal
election, and lack Of provisions in
the state ballot laws empowering
the first and second Selectmen te
call a special election to fill that
office.
The decision concerned Robert P
Mccarthy and George P. Fitch, both
Democrats, who polled 1880 votes
The moderator declared neither had
been elected, but superior court
Judge Edward ]. DAILY ruled Fitch
entitled to the office because his
name appeared first on the voting
machines.
On an appeal to the supreme
court, Justice Maltbie ruled that
while this procedure might be APP
pliable when the paper ballot was
used, there were no provisions IN
cooperating the use of voting ma
chimes. He furthermore ruled that
the first and second selectmen were
not compelled to set up a special
election to decide the issu.
with the Fifth Army in Italy,
April 26.-CUP)-Lt. Col. James
Skells Of West Hartford, Conn,
member of the Seth ''Texas" Di-
vision was awarded the Distin-
guished Service Cross yesterday
for herOiSm at Casino last Feb
raary.
Skells was commanding a de-
fensive position three miles north
Of Casino when Germans at
tackled after two hour artillery
barrage. He went to advance ele-
ments Of the force, reorganized
the companies, set up machine
guns and directed fire that final
ly repealed the attack, an an
nOuncement said.
Hartford, Conn, April 26-(UP)--
Maurice S. Sherman, edltor-in-c chief
OF the Hartford Courant since 1926
succeeded the late Henry H. Con-
land today As publisher, according
to an announcement Of the board
of directors Of the Hartford Courant
Company.
Prior to 1926 Sherman was editor
Of the Springfield, Mass, union. He
was elected a director OF the Cou-
rant in 1896 and vice president last
year.
The vacancy on the board Great
ed by the death of Conland was
filled by appointment Of Howard G
Rice, Brattleboro, VT, editor and
publisher Of the Brattlemorc Re-
former.
Directors app ointed Herbert
Brucker, assistant to the dean Of the
graduate school Of journalism al
Columbia University, as associate
editor.
Wilton, Conn, April 26-(UP)-
State police said today that Abe
Foster, alias J. C. RodOck. 20, had
been arrested in New York and
returned here for trial ON charges
Of stealing silverware, antiques.
linen and other articles from the
estate Of DIR. Joseph Collins where
he had chen employed As q farm
hand early this year.
ROdOck disappears several
weeks ago, leaving . note that ne
was mot coming back. DR.. Collins
1aa@OnvApaN the theft at aINnaHk the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-26

TtnSfused into any animal ex-
cept- the higher apes. human blood
causes Q hostile recation. But q
fuses harmaniously In chimpanzees,
GngiilaS An6 esnnGA
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-26
BY BETTY HEINEMAN

Pa, April young tensely
of his chair waiting Valley
Hospital His wife and baby him his first
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-26
Blinded Vets First Leave
Makes Or Breaks Program

dispatches telling
Valley Hospital PhOcnixvi
Blind adjust themselves to living and working ghte worldly
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-26

Fire has fixed maximum prices
for bsbv higgias.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-26
Litigation In
Local Courts
(Signal Corps photo from NEA)

Norman Weisman, operator of
meat market at IA Bishop street,
was ordered by Superior Court
Judge Edward j. Quinlan today to
place bond of 1880 in lieu of an
attachment made Saturday against
the store. The property had been in
the keeping of Constable Nicholas
Jamsle, and dissolution of the at
tachment was sought today by the
operator.
1t was reported a court complaint
would be made against Mr.. Weis-
man by his wife, Sarah B. Weis-
man, although the papers have not
yet been served. The attachment
was made as a forerunner of the
planned court action. The court was
told today that Weisman was the
sole operator of the store until Feb
ruary when he acquired partner:
who holds one half interest.
Seventeen jurors who were sum-
mOned to serve during the April
term of superior court were ex-
cused today, eight of them on per-
sOnal pleas in court today. The
others were excused previously
without necessity Of appearance
in court.
Two Of the jury cases which
YEA out of court, and others
were scheduled today were set
listed were postponed, SO that the
new jurors will not be examined
until tomorrow or sometime next
week.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-26
News Of
Connecticut

New Haven, Conn, April rs
(UP)-PaSquale LavOrgna, 6S, ac-
quilted in superior court ON =
charge Of critically wOunding Pro-
bate Court Clerk Clifford B.. Stur-
CESS Jan. 70, was adjudged insane
and was committed to MiddIetown
Stat Hospital for five years today
by Judge william ]. Shea.
Lavorgn9 shot Stugess three
times as he sat at his desk in the
probate office. Police said La
vOrgna harbOred, an imaginary
grievance against the court. over
settlement Of his Wife's estate. An
examination by psychiatists show
ed him mentally unbalanced, and
q ccnservatOr was appointed to
administer his affairs.
In court today LavOrgna plead
ed innocent on grounds Of in
sanity.
Evening star., 1944-05-31
ELECTRIC FANS,
ALL, BRAND NEW
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION, IL or 40 bass. State
price and make Box 396-H, Star
ADDING MACHS., Gale, typeWr., all kinds
OF olhce equip, any cOnd. top price paid
sun. and ewes. co. 1925; wk DI. 1872.
ANTIQUE JEWELRY. silver, diamonds
dental cold, old watches; need for repair
Je5.
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture:
contents of apis. or homes at once. We do
moving carefully, storage. IA. 2g37. /.
BEDROOM SUITES, office fGrniture dining
and living room suites elec refrigerators,
glassware and RUGS. Dupont o513. 81"
Cash Trade Brenner. 943 Penna ave
NV. RE 2434. Open 8 am to 73O pm
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ROOMS WANTED.

QUIET LADY wants single studio room.
large closet: NV, vic 18th and M SITS !;
LADY wants large room. unfurn., for LII k ;
not no over SIT mo. Box 63-K, Star. 81. !.
allow small clean French poodle. Cali w.
Fisher. MI. 9cs4. between and Z eve.
nin0S 1s =
WANTED, room in private home WITH
kitchen PRIVILEGES, or small furnished
apartment by Navy lieutenant and wife,N
neat and cooperative Please write today.
Box 26O-J, Star os
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1925 18th ST. N.W-Niceiy furnished
rooms for young ladies and young men;,
running water, showers: excellent board,
rooms, substantial homelike comfort; cen-
tral location; excellent meals. 800
2022 G ST. N.W.-Vacancies for young,
folks, desirable loo, home cooking, every
conv.; walking distance; reas.
ROOM AND BOARD for girls, or Just
rooming: strictly Kosher cooking. ia.
51SS.
140l 18th NW.-Ideal residence for bust,
ness people Large. airy rooms, SWITCH
DOWNTOWN, s19 10th ST. nw.--Nics
home: boys, girls, married couples; st. .50e
81 wk.: good food; cafeteria. RE. ssn8.
2I14 18th ST. N.w.-3 meals wk. dsys,'
Sun; conv. location, cars and bus: S32
TO $40 per mo-; men. 81
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ACCOUNTANT. diversified experience; sys-
tens installed; taxes, bookkeeping service;
seeks clients; reasonable. Box Blk, Star.
BOY, colored, desires job as bus boy.
VIII work for $25 weekly and meals. D1.
JANITOR, white desires position, high-
class apt, thorough supervisory, mech,
exp; min. $50 and apt. best of ref; give
details. Box 1901. Star 30'
MAN, young to take oyer Or assist owner
IN running business, Business experience,
class 4-F Box TAX, Star. 20
TRADE ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE, A
yrs. old. college trained, well qualified,
experienced, familiar with all phases trade
assn. management, available for new as
slgnment. Now living in Washington with
family. Box 3a4-J, Star.
YOUNG MAN. age 90 energetic. married
| child. settled; honorably discharged re-
gently. draft exempt; excellent references
| am interested in a responsible position.
with reputable organization or firm.
Have manaeerial experience in theater and
otherwise Accustomed to meeting public
experienced In auditing payroll account
ing. investigating, personnel and finance
loans; Will consider $500 a year. Box
4To-J, Star
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morylond and Viroinio.

1899 CHICAGO AVE-, Silver Sprine-Two
Tenned ladies', room, private home; kit.
laundry privils.; conv. transp.; $50. 81.
LARGE ROOM. private bath; employed
woman: breakfast and laundry priyils. !:
near bus lines. oxford O533
SEkFICEMAN'S WIFE will share house or
rent rooms. IL Grove St. Falls Church,
Va: Call Falls Church 246S-J.
iii Goth ST, Mt. Rainier-Room on FIRST
floor, next to bath; will rent to woman
band is expected to go in service .
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'BusIhEss OPPORTUNITIES tcor,. =,

MOTOR HAULING CONTRACT AVAIL
ABLE TO MEN WHO CAN QUALIFY: Es-
ESTABLISHED NATIONAL ORGANIzA-
TON WANTS IMMEDIATELY RESPON-
SIBLE MEN WHO CAN FURNISH OVER
TOR TRALLERS. IF NO EQUIPMENT.
THEN INVESTMENT OF 81 600 CAN Sc
DOWN PAYMENT. LONGTIME CON
TRACT PROVIDED PROFITABLE BUSI-
NESS. FULL DETAILS ON REQUEST
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PERSONAL

HEMORRHOIDs eredicateo oy my own
time or money back. Write tor booklet No
drugs or surgery DR. SOMMERWERCK.
452l 9th st nv RA 4747
PHONE SHEPHERD 1860. ask for Miss
to to,,s s3og 21 on your signature
splendid for club meetings and card par
ties, etc: connplete with chairs and card
tables: in Columbia Heights. on car line
Mt Soldano: NE $500. TIA 1892
CAMP MONTROSE--1sth 9Th season. children
to IL Sssss years. s,25 one hour tT9m p sea
Catalogue. Churches near. Mr.. and Mrs
l; a. Randall, Clarksville. Md.
81 MONTH Sect to work on time
by using reliable telephone wake-up
service Call Miss Hall. DU. 1854. %
WILL GIVE day care to girl 3. boy 5,
ages. Arlington, Va. GIL 1871.
NURSING HOME in nearby Virginia, va
cancies for elderly or convalescent ladies;
roundinSs; Falls Church 1377-J. :
Baranowitz please notify John r. Condo,
RArcH St hErxiRNe Hi Rssh 6 dsy nt 0nes asfvce
all work guaranteed. s. Franks Jewelry
Co. 616 9th st. NV. or 1104 l4th st
NV Open evenings.
NICE ROOM. only $40 monthly to or .
persons person staying with children evenings
Tennis ENTHUSsIAsTs-1 am available
for instruction for beginners, practice ses-
| sions for advanced players. For details
Trinidad 1870, Joe Reiss. %
DIR. H W JOHNSON. DENTIST
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait
Room a02. Westory Bldg. sos l4th NV
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

CAMERA REPAIRING-4s-hour service
on cameras and equip. Mills Photo Engi-
eorqs needng LAP: F2ee BIZ Sheridan st. NV ct
small Also locEsmith. Day no phone one CO seo
ELECTRIc WIRING. fixtures, extra out.
sts rsts repairs, Old houses specially. Regal
fiff Ehsc CO coaTRAcTIssv Sfqs Ga eve u1as RA sss
extra plug outlets Installed; prompt serv-
GENERAL coSTRAcTrSG5v s5vifs SidF Dl repsil, epaH
GENERAL HOME REPAIRS, Idu foundation S to
1891 oei mSIulation; c!osed-in porches; cab
H. Neumann, Chestnut 1856 a. n
KEYS DUPLICATED, minute. CSC each:
baaseEs osks EspaFsd cs, aPs PsrR iRstaed 81
Lawn fa sHAkpENEbt dl2 st. saws ny filed
SCISSORS Sc nSo- Ground; experienced mechanic.
PAPERfNG vH2 AND ? ParafiNe & Fri snee,s5ztnv z.
n IN Arlingt9n County. Quality work BY frst-
Work Pof free
Gourtsops 6 IST1S,I service; cali DI. 0125. 81
NiNG antside rss by day Or consSact inside
PAPER HANGrSa ssis shls week Mo onS 9ISs 81 and
up per room; 1914 washable sunfast pa pa
Stf AND Ms6saP ssl
S9S seryjce; II years experience. Cali DI.
Clustering done by expert white me-
Gchanics, all work guaranteed Call Ho.
REPAIR WORK and house wiring: extra
nase plugs and switches. Have your vases
mace into lamps. Toasters. heaters and
rewred Get our estimates on 0ti eectricai iscai
WorK. C A: Muddiman Co., Oil G ST.
n nW Ma o140 and 2622.
slde 0969-W or Clinton a.
ID. J. MCNAMARA, general home repairs
expert mechanic: reason able and reliable,
AID. 030S, s am. till 10 pm
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HELP DOMESTIC tcont.,.
MAID-S2O WEEK.
SITUATIONS MEN.

Gh W. apartment, assist with 1i2-year-
old baby: seashore entire summer, Must
have good references. $40 Conn. ave
Nv. AT SOB EN- R0O9.
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-Northwest.
siiiv s2oS W1sCoNslN tsC siIS, AyEPyt We home beau
So39 NEW HaMPsHfiIRE AVE. 'tS"S NV
Comfortable cool room, pvt. home. en-
PGysd so GfRaRp GpnsiER " ~ S2$2 Apt be 2oR Ba,
House"-UnuSualiy large, cool front double
CHFVy fg9m SIHH,sser m1nt5y per person pno,
closed-in sleeping porch. newly furn., twin
beds beds, semipyt. bath; $3.50 wk. 410s
room; conv. neighborhood, best transp.
Army y, or, or Navy officer or officer and wife.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-very nice room
and bath in quiet suburban home; gentle
man. Phone WO. SS45.
LARGE attractive room with screened
1881 COLUMBIA RD N.W.-Men'. So OF
wk.,. sgle rms, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gas
neat; 10 min, q town on car line; 4 baths
'130 10th ST. NV. former Legation bldg.
young man: large bay window, conn. bath; III;
III MASS. AVE AVE. iS%i.y N.W.Go double rooms
running water. ST and 81; for quiet people
DNTowN. 1920 r St, Apt. a-Lge rm.,
n, mod sep Hollywood beds, dress, tables
Laundry priVlls semitic family. e,l Ho' 1851. ;
DUPONT ARMS-English basement apt
tor men cool, desirable, s25 mo. ca.
Slp larse room for , ladies, S25 mo. ea
\ ! pix; tTanSp.' 1887 2lst st, CO. 960S,
1919 JEFFERSON ST. N.w.-Attractive
aounle room, next TO bath, shower; gentle
2l35 ST NW.--Large front studio
room and ktchenette; Semibath; S12.50.
Iil7 PARKwoOD PL. N.w.-DoubIe or
single room, couple or gentlemen; gentle
family; near i4th and Park I'd
1901 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Nicely furn.
room, for 2, semiprivate BATH COW.
tIaqsp tsHa NEWTON CT .wr.rss from.
room, fol Q glrls, closets, 4 windows.
inner-spring twin beds: private home
SL2 50 each per month.
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men preferred Franklin 63T2 =
1900 10th ST. N.E.-Single OF double with
private porch; bus at door; use of phone.
LARGE ROOM, next to bath; near Cap
itol. 314 East Capitol St, Apt. 90.
524 Sth ST. N.E.--Double room In private
homo, next tn bath; girls -
LARGE double front master bedroom for
2 or married couple: no other roomers:
next bath and all conyeniences. IA. 9479.
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POULTRY 9 EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

FRESH FAMILY Cow. farm horse, sheep,
milk goat, pigs, Deering mower, harness
P1erson. Olney. Phone Ashton 3S2S
PONY, WEIGH, stands 1872 hands; per-
feet conformation guaranteed sound.
Phone WA. G434 for appointment.
WORK HORSES FOR SALE
At Shadow Lawn Stock Farms
Gaithersburg. Md. Phone 49,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WANT RIDE TO SAN FRANCISCO for nv
self and small bulldog in sedan auto. viii
help drive and share expenses. Phone
Union 3491. References.
Evening star., 1944-05-31
FARM g GARDEN.

EVERGREENS, low-growing, hardy trees,
each with d ball of earth; many varieties
from which to choose; priced from So
up; also larger-growing evergreens. Nor
way and white spruce, arborvitae, Fraser
and Douglas fir. with balls of earth S2.70
up: select the CneS you like at any one of
our complete garden shops. Phone orders
ATLANTIC 14O0; free delivery. Heckinger Co
MANURE, PEAT MOSS, ETC.-Free deliv-
cry. Well-rotted COW manure from one of
Maryland,s finest dairy farms. Large 100
ID. sack, 81 Los sacks st 81 S5; 10 sacks
at 81 65. Peat moss, 81 :25 bushel; 8 bushels
at S5c; 35 bushels at 7Oc. Sheep manure,
- lbs, Sl.75; 100 lbs, -S315.. .Agrico for
victory gardens, 10 lbs, soc: % lbs. 81 40
20 lbs, So 20; 100 lbs, $3.50. Garden
lime, 10 lbs, 21c: so lbs. 6Oc. Also full
line of insecticides, garden tools etc. at
our complete Garden Shops. Phone or
Jers. Atlantis r400. Hechinger Co
LANDSCAPING, driveways. grading. SOIL
sod and shrubs. RE. 1928 3.
GARDEN TOOLS in excellent condition.
PICKS with new handles, 81 .05; shovels,
81 20; wheelbarrows, $3.50; mattocks, with
new handles. 81 05; hoes with new han
dies ST .05. Complete Garden Shops at 4
stores. Phone orders. Atlantic 1900 Free
delivery. Heckinger Co.
FRUIT TREES, about 4 to 7 it.. 81 40
each each Capitol Nursery, 1715 Bladens-
TOMATO, cabbage, pepper plants: 2
dozen for 25e;, 423I Goth St.. Mt.
Evening star., 1944-05-31
ROOMS EURN @ uNEuRN.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

COL0RED-6S Myrtle st. n.e.-Several
rooms fur. and unfurn.; reasonable prices
i See Dallas Williams 62b Myrtle st. ne.
Evening star., 1944-05-31
POOMING HOUSES

hooIW14NAT T1OO SGo.
IA ROOMS PRICE. S2,5OO.
Downtown: & apts. and sleeping
rooms. $50 rent; income, Ss1 wkly. easy
terms.
II ROOMS. 4 BATHS.
10Th. mr.. Rhode Island ave. NV; plenty
of furniture: income quoted. $500 mo.
plus apt; long lease: price. 81. 800; terms
IA ROOMS, 4 BATHS.
18th st. mr.. P NV: rent, Sis no.;
stoker heat; il come quoted, $3.50 mo-.
dandy locations inspect; $1,000 down.
II ROOMS. 3i2 BATHS,
Fl st, nr. 18th NV; rooming or board
ing, long established; SIPS rent; $500
16 ROOMS. 4 BATHS.
st, nr. 18th NV; licensed: over Ayr
lease; apis. and rooms; $4,000; terms.
s ROOMS, = BATHS. S65 RENT
bth st. ne; home and business; very
best of furniture: $500 down.
9 ROOMS . BATHS
Nr. G, w University, S75 rent: easy
renting location; price, 81 500; terms.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
"Capitol's Largest Guest House Broker"
1910 Vermont Ave PDOm or RE 51dn
Evening star., 1944-05-31
JOB WANTED

Young. ambitious. married man, l child
diaft exempt hard and sincere worker
meeting rublic, capable of a responsible
POSITION: experienced in managing liquor
store and gas station, also experienced in
credit Ind automobile financing: ready
Immediately for a good steady position
willing to work long hours; best Of refer
enceS; cannot consider less than sos per
20 TT,,51
Evening star., 1944-05-31
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

de luxe beds. chw., sennipvt. bath, So2 so
mo. each. Men only
1ll6 VA. AVE; s,W-Room in quiet home,
walk. dist. to Govt. bidgs DI. 1868.
1884 B ST. Sc, Apt. A-Sleeping room,
conv. to transp., suitable for l or 2 per-
sqis ss d2KP2NfEER P2 tHE 81 toT pssas pss4s
ave.-Single room, next to bath, shower,
nicely furn.; pvt. home; gentleman.
next to bath. c.h.w: ST ca Ex 1890 I.
Evening star., 1944-05-31
DIRECTOR OF RESFARCH

Economic and legal, employed by large
concern, overburdened with petty work,
wishes to change TO New York or Wash
ington. internationally known authority
on certain postwar problems, honorary
member various societies four languages
vast South American, European experience
Modest pretenSions if some time left for
private work. Write salary hours. Box
Evening star., 1944-05-31
DOGS. PETS. rc.

COLLIE PUPPIES for sale. Phone CH.
cockER osa Eisss SPANIEL PUPPIES. A. K. c. regis
tered; Call Rockville 449-J,, bet. so pm.
PUPPIES; I1Jl.; English bull. white, healthy,
young; good blood lines. 423 9th st. s.w.
WANTED. home for pedigreed German
Schnauzer dog, years old. Good dog for
breeding. AT. 1885.
KITTENS, have to give away. Emerson
WOULD any one like to have my all-black
cat? Her name is Lucky and she is
househroken. Am leaving town. Call after
$40 pm, MI 5126.
PUPPY, female Boxer. no.. Sis. Suit.
pet for boy 1912 years. Call GIL. 1882
after z pm. Wed. and all day Thurs
TO GIVE AWAY little kittens to private
homes. 300 9TH st. NV. Ma. 3054.
TOY FOX TER, MALES $50, FEM SIS
AIRFDALE MALES, CH. SIRED. S35.
WIRES, MALES AND FEMALES, S25.
CUTE CROSSBREEDS, S.
SPITZ, PURE WHITE; MALE S15, F., $40
Dog Hotel. 7344 Georgia Ave. ia 4321 .
POULTRY 8 EGGS.
BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
James Feed Store Inc. 619 K St NV
WHITE LEGHoRN, laying hens (so,: 81 80
each. Call after z pm. Brannon,
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and ! large closets; $50 mo- Apply Apt.
8. 500 Flower ave. Takoma Park, Nd.
OR = GIRLS, II to 2l, to share nicely
tion with l other gentle girl. Inquire
cashier, Columbia Theater, 1880 to 6. 3ls
1922 HOLBROOK ST. N.E.-Very COM
Portable. newly decorated basement apt.s
bedroom, kitchen and bath, S35; 100.
COL. 1904 81
FRONT BEDRM.. kit. and porch; sas
range, sink. Frigidaire, c.h.w, semibath,
or 3 empl adults. 607 Florida ave ne.
$3.50 G ST. Sci room and kitchen. 3
adults only.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, neat, experienced, reliable,
good plain cook. wishes lob with refined
adult family. Also girl for days work. FR
GIRL, colored, wants ghw, part time,
morning or afternoon. Box 76-H, Star.
of children by the day or afternoon; Z
years references. MI $500
WOMAN. colored, wants apartments to
clean. part-time and box laundry to
bring home; no cooking Call Adams
SS3O. 31s
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED. :

BOARD. ROOM and laundry with private
family for woman, so, and niece, Is, botfr
arate rooms or consider apt. Box 59-K,
Star 81 ~
YOUNG REFINED GIRL would like room
and board in private home in Silver Spring:
references. Write Box 65-K. Star.
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MOVING, PACKING g STORAGE.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
viii take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Now
ing & Storage Co. Taylor 2937. l..
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PASTURE

For rent. 6 acres. Blue grass, etc Cree
anG shade. Call Falls Church 14ll-J.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT AND BAR, so years est,
ST. 800, $4,000 cash Quality Lunch,
TO BUY OR SELL DC S grocery or any
business satisfactorily and promptly Baum,
the broker, 1921 Maine ave, MA. o?40.
ICE PLANT for sale. Mr., John Smith,
STOCK AND FIXTURES for modern )
RESPONSIBLE GROUP OF employed per
sons desire purchase liquor, store, down
toW! town e preterre6 & 5ut any GOOD NV. location
Star. 5.
VALET SHOP, Conn. ave: low rent
very busy; sell cheap. 26l2 Conn. ave
CUSTOM TAILORING. good opportunity
for t-class tailor as working partner
established business i0Ocl downtown To-
cation; reasonable investment. Good draw
ing account. Replies confidential. Box 433-
W'AN,TED1eD, G, liquor store; full par
ferred, Box 71-K. star
WANTED-1tem to manufacture. We have
laTRe' complete plant close by in Virginia
where we rebuild and refinish station wag-
paclly and want something to make that
will tit our woodworkinR and spray painting
facilities war items or essential civilian
items preferred. Write Leo Rocca, Inc,
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE BUSINESS. in
good location, low rental. splendid oppoT-
tunlty for rlRht party, owner has other
interests Gail RA. 200. . a m to
SANDWICH SHOP. grill mo Kitchen, low
rent, short hours; small but fine paying
owner in hospital: sacrifice, complete, ST.
200 cash x
Evening star., 1944-05-31
SPECIALITY STORE

y II OILL.
Ready -to-WeaT and accessories. eStab
HShed eight years, medium and better price,
doing nice business, locAtct
in ore of Washlneton's best ueIphborhoot
sections. marvellous opportunity Reason
selling, owner leaving city. Box So K
Star
Evening star., 1944-05-31

PAINTS, MARINE; copper. copper -bronze,
deck and hull; varnishes. etc. s. King
Fulton, Ino.. sos Maine s.w. Elk 3406.
RUNABOUT, 20-foot with cabin, ready to
go, reasonable. Inquire at 4974 Benning
CABIN CRUISER, 22-ft length, s-ft. beam,
perfect running condition. ME-. O266
Evening star., 1944-05-31
PRIVATE HOME.
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

sINGLE-ALso DOUBLE. pU. 1922. ?
COLoRED. 1897 Vermont ave, Ph. DE.
Evening star., 1944-01-07

better reporting Is necessary. Mr..
Clark said he already has called
their attention to errors and omis-
sions in stories which have been
transmitted to owl for distribution
since he took charge.
No Discharges Necessary.
Mr.. Clark said no discharges had
been necessary in effecting the News
Bureau reorganization.
1--WE are going to concentrate on
getting out spot news while it's still
fresh," he added. News vall> is
the only test story has to pass -
a story is tripe, it'll 60 on the spike
just ss it does in any newspaper
Office"
Mr.. Clark's reorganization of the
news bureau was worked out with
the approval Of his immediate SUI
perior, also a working newspaper
man, George Healy, jr. Mr.. Healy
left the managing editors job on the
New Orleans Times-Picayune to
take over as domestic director Of the
owl this week.
In June, 1941, Mr.. Clark left the
Minneapolis Tribune, where he had
worked up from reporter to manag-
ing editor, to become regional di-