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Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-08-10

NOTICE - The Craver- GLAND
reunion will not be held this year
due to war conditions.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-08-10

LIVE STOCK SHOW, Saturday,
August 10Th 4th annual show
staged by the Poolesville F. F. A.
on high school grounds at Pooles-
vile.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-08-10

After an election any expert
can tell you how and why the peo-
pie voted as they did.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-08-10
Coming Events

LIBERTY GROVE GRANGE
PICNIC Aug. IL, at Burtons-
vile.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-08-10

Insurance companies are nod
writing policies on the lives OF
dictators.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-08-10

ANNUAL PICNIC Dickerson
Methodist Church, on the grounds
at the church, Wednesday, August
16 5 to II P. M. Music by the
Poolesville Band.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-08-10


as an actor.
Carleton Young will be remem-
bered by thousands Of CHS radio
thriller fans as "Chips Davis. Com
mandO." Some months ago he de-
cided to give up radio and become
a movie actor. In his first big part,
In Phil Bakers "Take II or Leave
It." he's an announcer reading from
q radio script.
Gary Cooper certainly knows what
he does best. For his first person
ally produced film for International
Pictures he's decided on ''The Amer
ican Cowboy" which is said to be a
super-western. It's laid way back
in the last century-adding one more
to the long list of costume dramas.
Bob Haynes, playing an army
private in Columbia's ''Mr. Wrinkle
Goes to War;" was stuck by a pin
when he put on a uniform rented
from one of Hollywood's big costum.
ers. Investigating. he found q note
pined inside the jacket. 1t read.
This jacket was worn by me in
Seven Days Leave Let 1t look
sharp on you, and act like a hero.
I did. (Signed Victor Mature" Bob
pulled out the pin and did his best.
-
James Melton, who's now heard
over CHS Sunday nights, has been
elevated to stardom by Metro as a
result Of his work in "Ziegfeld Fol-
les" They've put him down for the
lead in a musical version Of "Cim.
maron." Meanwhile. after vacation.
ing on his Connecticut farm, and
doing a series Of "Oklahoma" re.
cordings with jeanette Macdonald.
he'll start on a concert tour which
will last from October to March.
And he'll do six operas at the Met.
ropolitan.
From Metro comes the news that
the first Clark Gable picture follow
ing his discharge from the army will
be "Strange Adventure" Based on
the novel, 1.-THE Anointed," it's q
prewar story Of a merchant sea-
man and a non-seagoing girl. And
well see Myrna 10y as the girl.
Former child stars who grew up TO
enter the armed services will be
honored in the new Columbia Screen
Snapshots subject, 1.-The Kids Go to
War;" which Ralph Staub is pre-
pairing. The reel will include inti-
mate shots from Staub's private film
library of Jackie Coogan when he
played in THE Kid" Jackie Cooper
in "Skippy" days, Freddie Bartholo-
new at the time Of David Copper.
field" and others. including Mickey
Rooney.
-
Jimmie Dundee, the ace stunt
man, is having a vacation from do
ing hazardous stunts: he's playing a
wise-cracking marine in Preston
Sturges' Hail the Conquering He.
ro." In % years his toughest stunts,
he says. were driving an army jeep
of a l00-foot embankment in THE
Story of DR.. Wassell" tthe first time
the jeep rolled over. his head struck
the wheel and knocked him uncon-
scious). and being blown up in a six
ton truck In wake Island"
ODDS AND ENDS--MUlene Diet
rich brought cOrai necklace for Maria
MOntes Uhen she returned from Italy,
the gitt Of Jean Pierre AumOnt. {.
Top role in the ve-maIfe Ot "Ot Human
Bondage" goes to Paul HeinTeid; Flea
nor Parker gets the Bette Davis role,
opposite him. Diana Lynn, billed
as a star in PWamOunfs "Out OF This
World" rafps the dressing room next
PGuLefie GOddards on Star ROto. 4.
Lee True, has been signed by RKO for
The iead in "BeirayGi From the East"
his first picture since his discharge
brOm hp army. IN mhich he sevred as o
captain.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-08-10

(short features) and has completed
his first assignment, "Peeks at Hol-
lywood," in which he also appears
as an actor.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-08-10

FRIED CHICKEN AND
COUNTRY HAM SUPPER-with
hot vegetables and home made rolls
will be served by the Damascus
w. S. C. S., at the Damascus
Church, September 2 to 8
P. M.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-08-10

LIBERTY GROVE GRANGE
PICNIC - August 12, at Burtons-
vile.
ffi?uSewVhomQ$ae- EFT E E Enn
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-08-10

MONTGOMERY COUNT
HORSE SHOW Saturday, Sep
tember 9-on Lex Barnsley's farm
near Olney.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-08-10

BASEBALL Sunday, August
13 in Rockville between Damascus
and Colesville 3 p. M.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-08-10

FRIED CHICKEN and COUN-
TRY HAM SUPPER-At Clarks-
burg, in church hall, sponsored
by the w. s. C. S.-August 12-
a to 8 p. M.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-08-10

Carleton Young will be remem-
bered by thousands Of CHS radio
thriller fans as "Chips Davis. Com
mando." Some months ago he de-
cided to give up radio and become
a movie actor. In his first big part,
In Phil Bakers "Take II or Leave
It," he's an announcer reading from
q radio script.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-08-10

Gary Cooper certainly knows what
he does best. For his first person
ally produced film for International
Pictures he's decided on ''The Amer
ican Cowboy" which is said to be
super-western. It's laid way back
in the last century-adding one more
to the long list of costume dramas.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-08-10

From Metro comes the news that
the first Clark Gable picture follow
ing his discharge from the army will
be "Strange Adventure" Based on
the novel, "The Anointed," it's
prewar story Of a merchant sea
man and a non-seagoing girl. And
well see Myrna 10y as the girl.
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BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-18
Council Orders Houses
Here To Be Torn Down

More of Wilmingtoa's dilapidat-
ed houses were doomed yester-
day by action of the City Council,
which has initiated consistent
policy of condemning for demoli-
ton or repair structures adjudged
unsound and unsafe.
Nine of the dwellings last week
ordered to be surveyed were to-
day ordered torn down: 10 Woos-
ter street, Ill Wooster. 113 Woos-
ter, 615 Wooster, TIA south Front,
815 South Eighth, 824-26 South Sew
enth. 116 South Fourth TeaD.
Ordered to pt repaired were the
premises at 224 North Third, 306
Wooster and 3n8 Wooster.
1t is UNDERSTOOD that famed Gold
STEMS alley, NEST of vice and
crime" faces complete des+-uc-
ton within the next few days. City
Building Inspector Gilbert F. Nor
ton has reported that the owner
of the Goldstein alley Negro
houses has been ordered to have
tenants vacate all the condemned
premises, preparatory to having
them torn down.
None of the condemnation pro-
ceedings are effected until t h e
structures have thoroughly
surveyed by building authorities.
the fire chief, and the mayor.
The council yesterday gave
Chief of Police C. H. Casteen per-
mission to have the technicolor-
sound motion picture on the city S
government and its various acti
vities, prepared. The picture will
be made by Henry Thurmond, To-
cal theater manager, and present
ed by him to the Police depart
ment for disposition as the depart
ment elects. Sgt P. J. Parrish of
the force will assist in the prof.
ect.
Council members saw the pro-
posed film as an excellent idea,
offered cooperation in its prepare
ton, n commended Thurmond
for his work and gift.
Extensive discussion was b
on the subject of allegedly illegal
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-05-18
Also Sold On Easy
Payments

Smart styled living room beauty by
day convertible when needed,
into bedroom by night. Black un-
locks easily and drops to form one
piece double bed. Convenient bed
ding compartment.
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mo MORE TROUBLE
WITH C0NSTIPAT|ON!"
Says longtime Sufferer
Who Tried Laxative Cereal!

If Won, too, are disappointed
with pills and purgatives, be sure
to read this unsolicited letter!
"For several years I was afflicted with
common constipation. tried various
remedies, but got only temporary relief.
Several months ago. I started eating
KELLOGG'S ALLBRAN each morning.
drinking water freely through the day. I
with constipation. My gratitude to KEEL
IL E. Division Street. Chicago iii.
Scientists say KELLOGG'S
ALL-BRAN can really "get at" a
common cause of constipation
lack Of sufficient "cellulosic" ele-
ments in the diet - because it is
one Of Natures most effective
sources of these elements! They
work by helping the friendly
colonic flora fluff up and prepare
the colonic wastes for easy, nat
ural elimination. KELLOGG'S
Doesn't "sweep you OUT! It's a
gentle-acting, Regulating" food.
If you have constipation Of this
type, eat KELLOGG'S ALL
BRAN or several ALL-BRAN
mullins regularly. Drink plenty of
water. See if you, too, don't cheer
its welcome relief! Insist on gen.
Nine ALL-BRAN, m21s ealy by
Kellogg's in Battle Creek.
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GUARD UNIT PLANS |
SPECIAL DRILLS.

Due to the fact that the Federal
inspection of the First company
of the N. c. State Guard here
will be held June 2, special drills
will be held during the next two
weeks. officers of the unit said
yesterday.
The extra drills will be conduct
ed Thursday, May IL, and Friday.
May 26, with the regular drill
scheduled for next Tuesday. Spe-
cial instruction will be given bv
Army officers from Fort Bragg.
and training films will be shown
Drill is held at 7:30 o'clock
The officers also reported that
although one new man was enlist
ed at Tuesdays drill, there is
an urgent need for five more.
Anyone interested in signing
with the unit may contact the re-
cruiting officer. 1t. c. T. Garrow,
at the VIII Armory on Market
street during drill periods.
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REALTY TRANSFERS

Realty transfers listed Wednes-
day in the office of Register Of
Deeds were: John Crosland Co. to
c. B. Vance, Pr. 25/4, Colonial
Village, Har. Twp. Sylvester Evans
to James Fox, PIT. 1859, City. J.
o. Wade to Benjamin Ross, u
acre. Freeman Pr, Federal Pt.
Twp. S. W. Huxford to G. W. Fish
er, $1,000, City. Mrs. Lille B.
French to Maude Bryan, Lot ~,
Greenwood Est. Juliet o. Way to
j. J. Johnson, PIT. 6/88, City. Ar
chic Smith to William Russell,
acres adj. John Mcneil Pr. Fed.
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Lemon Juice Receipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

II you suffer from rheumatic, arthr;+i,
or neuritis pain try this simple ine~s
pensive home recipe that thousands ara
pound, a iwo-week supply, today Mix
{ with a quart of water. add the nue.
Of 4 lemons. It's easy. No trouble at ali
and pleasant. You need only tabs
Spoonfuls two times day. Often within
results are obtained. If the pains do not
quickly leave and if you do not feel bet.
ter. return the empty package and Ru-
TX will cost you nothing to try as it is
sold by your druggist under an absolute
vnney-back guarantee. Ru-Ex Compound
n for sale and recommended by Saun-
dersg Jrug Store and drug stores every
white.
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First Picture Taken
OF FDR Since Return

WASHINGTON, May 17-tR-
White House news photographers
today had their first opportunity
to take pictures of President
Roosevelt since his southern va
cation to shake off effects of the
flu.
The occasion was the p-esenta-
ton by six-year-old Phyllis Fay
Firebaugh of Eaton Rapids, Mich,
Of the first Buddy Poppy of 1914.
The last previous news picture
of Mr.. Roosevelt was taken St.
Patrick's Day, March II.
BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
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Pit. Twp. Paul w. Dunn to Dorothy
Rockmere, PIT. lots l, 2, 3f493. City.
G. E. Sheally to Robert l.. Cowan,
Lot Sass, Sunset PIX. Jane D.
Wood TOT ]. F. Collier, Pt. 6/192,
City. S. V. Sneeden to A. J. With
row, Lots 7, 8/43, City.
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operations of local beer parlors.
No action resulted.
Mayor protein W. Ronald Lane
presided.
The Rev. Andrew Hewes pro-
nounced the invocation.
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MISSING

WASHINGTON. May 17-RE
The Navy Department announced
today that Sgt. Grover c. Cum
nl'agham. U. S. Marine Corps, Re-
serve, is missing. Sgt. Cunning
ham had previously been reported
wounded on report OF Navy casual
ties for Feb. 8, 1914. Parents, M.
and Mrs. Claude R. Cunningham,
Warne.
It 10 estimated that 81 per cent
Of the worlds population above the
age of 10 years is illiterate.
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CHANNEL WEATHER

LONDON, May 17-lR- Dark
rain clouds blanketed Dover Strait
tonight and a cold northeaste-ly
breeze blew the sea into mod
crate top swell.
Evening star., 1944-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCoRDIoNs--Hohner, 12-bass. S49. so;
Le Mar l20-bass, de luxe model, Sl95;
private lessons. Call Republic 62I2,
kbTS kppTS aa4 acHNE f. mddla admnt Of 15ofk fsys
ADDING MACHINES = sundstrand. Bur
roughs. Victor: calculators. hand. cleo.
sale rent; reas. Circle, 1112 14th NV.
aPDISG MACHINES for sale or rent.
AiR-coNDi1IoNER. I.h.p. unit: Frissid-
aire; new motor all in perfect working
condition; leaving city; price. S3T5. 507
H st. ne Phone TR. 1905. a.
AIR CONDITIONERS, several sizes. dc
window type. some large &C. remote types;
also have large stock of refrigeration COM
pressors for stores: also repairs all makes.
ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED, any make
tincl. elec.): also expert watch and jewelry
repairing: 5-day service; oil work guar
snteed | year. Regents Jewelry Co., 1882
AMERICAN RADIATOR heating equipment
and gas water heaters: reasonably installed.
SUBURBAN CONTRACTING co. UN. 1886.
showroom. JOHN LIGON, INC. 3421 Conn.
n,nLos aye Nv; opposite M Uptown Theater.
et5sSHR fHssiss CO. 5uy I'M ca a5ss SUBURBAN
BABY CARRIAGE. folding, steel. IS; high
chair, s.; Simmons crib and mattress $50;
work table and shelves, wine crock. cheap.
5a42 2nd pnr St nv GE. 3lS4;
met; metal frame rubber tires; wicker Iassinet
BED. hospital type Sc5; innerspring mat
tress to At, $40; used slightly; also 29-in.
cot mattress, new. S16 18th &c.
Evening star., 1944-07-04
HFLP noMesrIc Cent,
white, 10 i've IN. Nice
me. No objection to one small child.

&OUSCKEEPER, white, to live in. Nice
home; No objection to one small child.
EeUssfliWsoRk. par. time. Call MI, oos4
before noon SUNDAY. after. $50 weekdays.
MAID for reah. bss1n tn.Dssh
81. plus ear1are. Geersetown., De: 6sl3.
Ins9n week r .na ss1.s
CH: 1895 after 9 pm. or all day Sunday.
Other help. ia. 41.09.
MA. for sns sSokns
in: $50 week GE 45OS.
MAID wanted: part time, days week;
good pay to the right party. 1919 q st..
MAID. white. or light colored girl. s.h.w.:
He nv ronnn m nps'sfs %asning machine
MAID, for g.h:w. and cook; 2 adults; no
MATTRESSES, colored; kitchen or domestic
help: good wages, short hours; meals fur
WOMAN. charge 2h-yr.-old child. care of
wa;, Spsi; sleep sS ?, in; s5s mo. IA: s7ss;
references necessary: white or colored
sSS SEoKtFTnWn Ek;s 5siifsre' copi WI $3.50; ~
serving dinner twice weekly: refs. required; |;
Coo Soon Hpi AoMai NIL ,oId to g. pm ln,,s, ,,v. .,
.ns or cookins; sis we week. sH. 7s3a. rs A'"
WE OFFER to reliable couple, with good
M references. large private room and bath,
D. c. In addition will compensate wom-
an with salary for services as maid.
Mn husband nnas can work outside; PLEASE phone
EXT. no, from tn E-3O
Evening star., 1944-07-04
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING: roofine. rock WOOL in
SUPPLY g. EQUIPMENT CO., 1927 Pa ave
nv Warehouse at 7th and T ne. pI.
COMPLETE REMODELING, 10 years ex-
perience; call for free estimates j. A.
SSo99RsDAN' S99s MA $3.50; after pm. Wo.
JOHNS. .MANvlLE roofing. siding, storm
coNrRAcT1Na sss + Go, Sesrs OIL 10 asoS 5SS GATES
MoDERNIZE YOUR HOME-Porches in
closed, recreation rooms built, attics An
ished: concrete and brick work, painting
and plumbing. Get our free estimate.
Terms arranged. DISTRICT RENO
HATORS, general contractor. GE. 1851.
ROOFING, siding, insulation Free esti-
ppIHsaTRIGT RENovAToRs. GE. 1851! '
terms. l-15 years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO., Georgia 1lOS-IlI3,
Member I'M; Home Improvement Guild.
CALI 4. =. WooDsoN co.-Root,ns sid
ing, insulation: combination storm sash.
1913 H st. NV. RE $500.
CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES, siding,
roofing and storm sash; l to is years to
pay. Suburban Roofers Co, 81. 5662 or
FOR REMoDELING AND REPAIRS. roof
ing AND asbestos siding, call w. D. TAY-
LOR. SllgO uD4b.
Evening star., 1944-07-04
PERSONAL

PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for MISS
canp6en II you are In need of loan UP
IF YOU don't have an alarm clock, We
VII VI csIi .hIs you promptly ,.yesr we'll
time or money back Write for booklet. No No
a5ss' a5si 18th ss s.ssf5y .s = Ph Rh 4sSo1ERwERcK
CORSETS. foundations brasseres repaired
and refltted, zippers installed, ELASTIC sec
tlotS replaced, garments made smaller or
larger. Dor-Ne corsets, 1921 18th st, NV,
REDUCING, special rates; remove fat in
spots; results assured; steam cabinet aths
HOSIERY REPAiRiNG: fast fastest N Sc service in
efpsr d of P6 Pr st hssa
CARE of children, by the hour. in North
TTest section. excellent references. Phone
DR.. il. H. ". JOHNSON. dentist. False teeth
repaired while you wait. Room 602,
RosT MeisTFy r. BIDS SCOTT sSI l4t5 5ens
Room sol. westory Bldg, sos 18th st,
ALL-DAY EXPERT CARE children age 3
long established in Chevy Chase transpor. HstSG'.
cnTTrnR.i tatT1 nnd meal, a., WI yaSo, aS52 s.o,
s. IS GhldTsn as to 10 z!s
ALARM CLOCKS, watches repaired, ;. 4
PsSnpt stseston EIEcTRfcHn T RsfmseS cER N
TER. 514 9th St, betW and NV s.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or M
fee relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart, asthma, rheumatism. arthritiS,
nervousness. piles, colds, flu or other all
ments; also relief for aching, swollen feet.
esss, s Hls1ase N charse sH ass5 IS years expert
GET TO WORK on time by using a reliable
telephone Make-up sery,ce, Informs ion
ROCK CREEK SANITARIUM. o529 Penna
ave. NV, conveniently. located. for the
care and comfort Of elderly and invalid
uate nurses, kind sympathetic and under
standing: diet catered to tasty home cooked
food, fresh fruit, vegetables adjusta BILE
hospital beds, wheel chairs; private and
semiprivate rooms: no mental or CON-
tagiouS cases; references. AID 4341
Evening star., 1944-07-04
APARTMENTS WANTED.

PERMANENTLY located, employed couple
anoss3oTn en- sns ias Mks in ALLEN HD s
WANTED by eongenisl young lady. fur;
Ss Vt = tS p .osd fsGSns
rNFURS. en- URsie Aft FL or bedrooms. untarn..
BUSINESS '5 MESS WOMAN q and a'aa daughter hav.
urgent need for bedroom apt, upper 10th
NAVAL oFFiCER and employed wife desire
one. or two room furnished apt. private
Gss w dlSfsGn GkNHmrS s0x xiii ssm aInresat. sts, no
nation leading to lease, on modern | or .
$50 eeiilns; Box sss-s. Star;
washinston resident, desires unfurnished
PHYsiciAN 1IstGq aesI.. EN- 454i io eyes, t bath
Ad.ms nasra a4aa 1 before oTs 10 s'. .m eds
ConpLE desires desires z Or "a room apt fur
Aus. /; viii lease. MI, Ii47 after pm
sda;s x,s 'S, ssr.. or
ssIveir. Mrs 's aLocKNER. HafE RA. 4sss. to''
eoSes pr:Isis5ls
UNFURNISHED 3 or room apt. By
responsible couple. Call MI. 1855, 10 am
to noon.
2 REFINED GIRLS want one bedroom
or eficiency furnished or unfurnished apt
in NV. section: best references. Call EN-
ARLINGTON OR VICINITY to 4 rooms
furnished or unfurnished. Convenient Il
bus and shonoing. CO. 4912, 6-S pm
COLORED-R.fined Govt. employe wants
3 or 4 room, kitchen. unfurn. apt. or house
NV. or ne. l child. Call before 3.
Evening star., 1944-07-04
HOUSES FURNISHED.

LIVING ROOM. dining room, kitchen,
bedrooms, 3 baths: near 18th and r.:
years lease; call any Sun, Mon, Tues,
We'd. after $50. Hobart 1141. s.
nished. new. semidet. brick home Call
PASQUAL REALTY, EX, $3.50, or DU.
8 ROOMS, fully furn., Ia baths, 2 porches.
taeon and Navy Bldgs:: possession July 10;
PRICE, 23oa All Ridse rd.. .Arl. Va.
SMALL. ATTRACTIVE sGeorgetown house,
until Sept. IS. LivinK room and den, din
ing room. 2 bedrooms. kitchen, ga baths.
bricked yard 1925 per month: half time
msas made iyatil.sle N.t s1as Call MISS KINcAID RE
homsMswSiil f,o;.s.S rent txo.yesr "a eompistsis
rent, 500: IN exchange for opportunity
San Francisco. Glebe sg57. e.
AVAILABLE MINED, use Of new house
and one Of the bedrms.. util. paid $50.
1911 Moves dr., Silver Spring. Md; ewes.
ARLINGTON. vA.-For rent, completely
furnished modern home, convenient Penta- :
son and Washington: restricted. Call
NE1E shE1 Pentsson a and & bus lines; Niesl,
Wn ays,Is9Is !pIX is can I1ai Fl ssss
bedrooms, sleeping porch; badminton court,
Victory. garden; completely furnished. Maid
available and grocery delivery. Train and
bus transportation Or 20 min. drive TO
Evening star., 1944-07-04
SITUATIONS WQMEN.

COLLEGE GIRL wants room for summer.
IN exchange for. caring for child in eve
ninRs. Box 321-S, Star 6s
COL. GIRL wants counterwork from 6
pm. 70 9 pm. Write 1856 st. NV,
r. REDMOND 4.
DRESSMAKING. designing, remodeling.
alterations; reasonable. MISS BERT, 1880
irving st. NV, Apt. 4. Adams o23S
GIRL, colored, wants nightwork. 10 pm.
70 am: experienced waitress. Ia.
bS1S, PHIFEL
NURSE, practical, experienced. wants adult
cases slx-day week; S35 week. Ran
dolph 6OIO A.
PRACTICAL NURSE of refinement: within
city limits: gentleman or lady. best of ref
erences. Box 301-S. Star So
SERNICEMAN'S WIFE, with one child,
wants Job managing. roomine or boarding
houSe. Can Falls Church s01-J-4.
experienced, desires work days a week
also typing copy or work at home. SH
Evening star., 1944-07-04
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT AUDITOR, posting and
auditing books; part-time available; mod
crate charges. Box 294-S. Star.
CARPENTER, first class: have no tools at
present; local work or maintenance of
farm estate. Box 313-S. Star
DAIRYMAN. exp. with cows and mixers.
wants job for balance Of this year and
l945. Write ADRIAN TRUrTT. Lucurn
Farm Fam ashburn, Va. g.
manager: will consider proposition. Box
1S1-S, Star. A.
sraa s. in bus orsdr adm Years eolste aW
school. desires permanent local business
connection with future. Box 2sl-S, Star
IL
SOLDIERS desire evening part-time work
as ACCOUNTING clerks. Call Ii. 3l04.
YOUNG MAN, colored. willing to work:
experience in green house and with florist;
drivers permit: call AT. 6526, before s
s.n or after 10 p.m. !.
ONE TRUCK for hire with driver, BY hour
or day. Ask for MR.. ANDERSON, ME
35l6.
Evening star., 1944-07-04
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COLORED-Desires mornings work, hrs
day, SOC per hr. and carfare Cal
mornings, TR. 5l2l.
COLORED WOMAN wants pert-time eve
nlng work, apartment. 1907 Kane pI. ne
Phone IL 446. s.
GIRL. colored, wishes morning work Cal
Capitol Heights 003l w
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored, wants lob
nursing and light houseWork. Call North
1864
LAUNDRESS. colored. by the day: NO
cleaning. Call DI. 1865
LAUNDRESS,. fine linens. silks. furniture
covers and family units, outside drying;
mendinr also done DE. 5Ols
I AM COLoRED; would like TO take care
OF children at my home: TO = years old
for mothers who work NO. 1S3l
POSITION wanted, hau:bermatd, in pri-
vate family; references. Box 81 IS, Star.
TWO colored girls wish days work: Csc an
hour and carfare. Starting tomorrow. RE
2206, NELLIE or VONDEEL.
TWO colored slrls want part-time work,
q to NO $3.50