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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
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FITCH PVT. DWIGHT Mrs Cor
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23

ADVERTISEMENT
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-12

Everybody loves a love storyl
\ \ y 4
Especially when it's a story of love
like a flame-love like a songl
4 4 + 4
Love like you'll experience in Song
OF Russia.
X 4 4 4
It's MGM's fascinating film.
4 4 = =
With Robert Taylor and Susan Peters
as the romantic pair.
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-12
The Fighting goth

from the w. H. Public Pulse)
omaha: I think The World-Her-
aid has an opportunity to hasten
the appreciation Of minority groups
if space Of more prominence
would be given t osuch accomplish
ments as that OF the 18th United
States Fighter Squadron.
In a recent issue Of your paper
it was stated the all-Negro unit
had been credited with eight Of the
% enemy planes destroyed in a dog
fight over Nettuno beachhead.
Had it not been for the fact that
I am a newspaper fanatic and read
practically everything Of import
ance. ] would have overlooked this
interesting fact.
eW. the patriotic. bond buying
Negro citizens of omaha are grave
~ concerned about the heroic eff
forts of our boys. and would great
~ appreciate being informed on
articles of this type in a more con-
spicuous column
ADDIE FOXALL HINTON.
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-12

operation and even a couple of o.
mances. Starring Tallulah Bank
head. -Lifeboat" has a featured
cast consisting of William Bendix
Walter Slezak. Mary Anderson.
John Kodiak, Henry Hull. Heath
er Angel, Hume Cronyn and Can
ada Lee. The drama of the plot
heightens in intensity when the
survivors pick up the Nazi sub
skipper who had ordered the life
boats shelled and whose own craft
was SEM to the bottom by a last
shot from the sinking ship. The
sub commander, played by Walter
Slezak, secretly equipped with Wit
amin tablets and water, takes adj
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-12
INTO NAVY AT SAME TIME
FATHER AND SON MUSTERED

Two Bluejackets answer to the
name of Emile Winston Williams
at muster in the Negro Regiments
outgoing unit at the u. S. Naval
Training Station, Great Lakes. III.
That's to be expected as they r
a father and son of 4533 S. Mich
igan Ave, Chicago. Ill. who were
drafted together by their local
board, were sworn into the Navy
at the same time. went through
recruit training at Great Lakes as
members of the same company.
They will go separate ways in
their Navy careers within the next
few weeks, however. when Emile,
III leaves outgoing unit to attend
the Navy's Service School for Az
iation Ordnascemen at Memphis.
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-12
TO RENEW YOUR 1914
SUBSCRIPTION
THE OMAHA
GUIDE 4.
GALL HA-O8OO

Tenn His father, Emile, Jr.. viii
remain at the Training Station as
a member of Ships Company.
The Bluejackets' wife and moth
er, Mrs. Dorothy Williams, is a
stenographer at the Ida B. Wells
Housing Project on the South Side
of Chicago. Her husband, who is
81 years old was a waiter at the
Palmer House in Chicago for IA
years before entering service. The
son Is. formerly operated a print
ing machine in the Safety and Sc
curity branch of the Army Ordn-
ance Department in the same city
He attended ST. Philips High
school on a scholarship.
The father and grandfather of
the two SAILORS is Emile Winston
Williams of 7O2 E. 54th ST. Los
Angeles. Calf.
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-12

DRAMA IN THE RAW, whipped
up by the powerful pen of John
Steinbeck and brought to the
screen under the direction OF AL
fred Hitchcock, is the tingling key
note Of 'Lifeboat," new Twentieth
Sentury-Fox movie chronicle Of
the survivors of a torpedoing who
find themselves adrift in the small
boat-at the mercy of the sea and
sometimes Of each other. Although
the entire action takes place in a
crowded lifeboat, a space hereto
fore considered too confirming for
-ilm storytelling. Hitchcock man
ages to pack into it such clement
ais as two killings, a suicide, an
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-12

by the heat" -
But this is what the third ex-
plorer said: well. l haven't been
in many cold places, but once i
was in a part Of Africa that got 50
hot in the summer that my native
servant would not let me take a
bath. even in boiling water, for foar
/ might freeze to death"
HILL.
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-12

vantage Of a temporary split am
ong the lifeboat Passengers to
seize control. Only when the 9th
ers finally unite among themselv-
es is his Power broken. A doctor
in civilian life, it is the Nazi skip
per who performs a leg amput9-
ton on William Bendix, who has
the role Of an injured seaman. The
scene above, one of the most grip
ping in the film, shows Slezak
sterilizing a knife blade for The
operation over a cigarette lighter,
as Mary Anderson, Canada Lee,
Tallulah Bankhead and John Hcd-
iak shield the flame from the wind
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-12
LOTS AND LOTS OF TEARS.

1t was raining. The little boy,
age three, stood watching the rain
drops beating against the window
pane. His mother was discussing
the war with a neighbor who had
dropped in for a chat.
Yes" she said, the world IS
very sad today because of the war"
TT sure is, mama. broke in the
little boy. "see how it is crying"
#%#H4
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-12

TodUY is the birthday anniversary of q great American .
Abrohm Lincoln. His memory will remuin enshrined forever
in the hedrts Of the American people. ToduY. when the Amer
icon system Of Free Enterprise is being attacked. it i well to
recall whut Abraham Lincoln once sud its us true todcY
os when he sod it:
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-12
NEWS


Mrs. Eva Milsap. president Of the
Ladies Auxiliary, Roosevelt Post
No. 80, The American Legion, an
nounced in the joint meeting last
Thursday a week ago, that The AUX
iliary win buy a War Bond from
Roosevelt Post.
Mrs. Greta Wade, Auxiliary Sec
rotary. is working with the OCD.
women in the sale of War Bonds
and Stamps.
Mrs. Crawford, addressing the
Joint meeting, stated that she
wanted all to know that they were
always on the job.
a*.**
Mrs. Crawford is leading the
drive for money and articles OF
furniture, with WnlCH 10 Ia " 9
recreation room for the soldiers
| stationed at a camp some distant'
from Fairbury, Nebraska. Roose-
Welt Post No. 80, contributed $3.50
in cash to the Red Cross, will
which Mrs. Crawford is connected
| To aid in furnishing this room
#####
Mrs. Deloris Blackwell was on
of the speakers at the joint meet
ing of the Post and Auxiliary las
meeting night. she spoke concern
ing the bond drive. She heads tn
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-12

Property is the fruit Of labor. Properly is
desirable. Let not him who is houseless pull
down the house of onother. but let him work
diligently ond build one for himself, thus
assuring thot HIS home be safe from violence
when built"
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-12

OCD. group on the n~orthside. She
l. chairman OF Ward 2 Group. Mrs.
Blackwell Is a new member OF the
Auxiliary.
&&*&*
The Auxiliary had the Regular
Monday dinner this week and did
quite well with it.
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-12
HERE ARE THOSE PLACES?

Three explorers were Dragging
about the unusual climatic condi-
lions of places they had been One
said. II was in a town in Alaska
where it got so cold in the winter
that zero was considered e
spring weather"
The second explorer came back
with. That's nothing. / was in a
town in Russia that got so cold in
the winter that if it got as warm
as zero the natives we're overcome
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-12
SMILE
AWHILE
CORRECT!

Boy-FWill you marry me, darl-
ing?"
Girl-"What-and lead a life III
misery"
Boy-"Well, darlisg, misery loves
company, you know"
%@=A#
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-12

Bob is a Yank In MOSCOW. Susan is the
lovely lady ne discovers there
4 X n n
While glorious music plays-the dashing
American and the enchanting Russian
find their hearts beating in tunei
* n X y
Your own heart viii probably skip a
beat-as you live through the stirring
scenes-listen to the lifting music-for
the Song Of Russia really singsi
y X \ x
John Kodiak, Robert Benchley and
Felix Bressart are important characters
in this important picture.
n \ X X
Leo says-"Song Of Russia" is what
it takes to make one happyl
X X y \ fz
And when it comes u
to pictures, Leo is
usually right ~
leo
P. S. Have you VN
bought that extra q
bond1
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-12

Pfc. James r. smith. Miss Hughes
is III years old and resides ait 4437
Prairie Ave-. Chicago. Illinois,
was one Of the preliminary VAN
ners Of Miss Bronze Chicago Beau
ty Contest in 1912
The Omaha guide., 1944-02-12
LEGION
SIDELITES
by JULIUS E. HILL

Oy JOLlOS Z. HILL
With changes in business meth
DDS that seem to please everyone
Roosevelt Post No. 80. The Amer
lean Legion. is stepping right al
ong with nothing for it to do but
steer a straight course ahead. as it
has been doing the last two years.
for it to continue being successful.
****+
) This is nc time to change horses
in mid-stream and the members
should see to it that such isn't
done. This is no time to try out
new plans. especially If they are
Of a nature that are doubtful from
the beginning.
There are many outside the post
who would like to see it in the
sloven condition that it once was.
and that is for sure. Yes and
there may be some within the post
who would delight in seeing II that
way too. But it is not likely that
any group or clique, if in existence
will be given a chance to stick
their fingers in the pie and pull
forth a plum-that is not unless
the members Law down on their
sob. And it is not believed that
they viii.
Divided we fall-United we
stand. Let's STAND
Evening star., 1944-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

nsta set sss f9F car Can Or wi trqfk s4g with
win amplifers saeriee uns LYMAN aas Rat- sas-
accokpfoNsTaso55sseer M9fs stoTs 5se l3tn s, ss
fanse sssons nso SssS cas- Rsss late n9as @
AecoRpioSm saS 81 Smaa1e ispsts et Oiss ssby,n
ETsah st nE ADt etc. 6 sui
1ers ssT with Mns;n amgeTs s,as saerss Hyman Rat
N'0is Daliaps ss lSia S. nv three
treble srad switches, two bass. beautiful tone
si5ooS eass + ssS5s' sGs saia
ADDiNG MACHINE, Burroushs cleo: go A,
ADpfssG AD Gfsk MxcHs:. Sur BarToushs Victor, sund-
sBpsa M1eR1sEs aaR Il pT i zS4s ss,s,n.,
sHy :sasa sssatrs' Unssd Esiais SIS Il szs e
M AZ Ar scoMPREssoR, curtis, ? stage. aat With
zzfRnles zIk ecsessaf'kansssoR, = De v!!viss gasoline
ddsri,yeni ds,o j. type ME-. Joseph Smith & Sons,
A-jGsT.o sfokM SASH for steel case
os too yndeTs sms na InsaIsd alsa in days
s lot abous S5 s new x9q aFe sosS
that fits iam-to-jam and sill-to-head
A-iust-o is 1909 airtieht. Do not con-
the market; X.lust.o is bra brand-new. Sa H'@ FITS its
on the inside. No stripping, no drilling or
using Of nails: A-tust-o expands to At
phone AD. ALA for free estimates: sun, sun
WI 20I6. Ask for Mr.. Newcomer.
Ath ador mike s5 .nS %ats oE9S PM psaRsss
AMPLIFIER, Webster; loudspeaker..' r. turn
a9s s13G MI sfs4Em1 aef 1925 Ma1oDSon. sIth
amplifier and large speakers: also inter-
AANT19IEs Ws sb ..a at sign sign Of the coach; 3444
sfFss Rsrh' Helsn shane gH Hsssa,
fYn MIls9n On ,6oE nSulevard' Arlington Va. IT'S
ANTIQUE H9A CHINA. glass, silver. lamps
mirrors, miro rugs. Victorian arm chairs beds
st The oa 1fon T Pot 1904
T|, Elder o5s ians Silver Spring, Nd Nd. Telephone
a.s. 'sss ,ss ss:ss assss
ANTIQUE, 3 pieces. loveseat and chairs,
er-of pearl and rosewood. 2s45 asth st.
Sc, s;,r;Ap;;, Apt; 2, after am;
ANTIQUE Arrne On SOFA and chair; also radio:
ANTIQUE ANTHaUE Victorian side-chair in good
SSffaGEsSns oFdsas Collection ssa of silver min
iatures 2 very fine old chests, dozen Ores
den teaplates, also bric-a- -brac Of all kinds.
Murray Galleries. 1400 Wisconsin ave. NV
an: ARriaGGs-small SaG9a French sofa, matching
armchair, maple spool double bed, shaker
table. Sligo $3.50 eyes. and Sun. 81
APT. FURNISHINGS. chest Of drawers,
bed, bedding. stereotype. elec. appliances,
books; excel. cond.; cheap. 3403 14th
as6a ssHse9y HAsEs ss sszeF SIX ad Is ans 30
ARHny d;,fe L>A
closet tanks and bowls. SHOWER stalls: new
ARMY OFFICER'S TRUNK, steamer trunk,
small micrometer. small telescope, pocket
chine platters. Call Woodley S5O5 3Os
ATTIC. FANS completely installed. Cool
entire home. Enjoy summer comfort. Buy
now and save; Also exhaust and kitchen
fans. GICHNER. MA. 1870.
AUGASTATs, 2, Mercoid, 110 volt, S5
each; crib mattress, 2Ox3s. So: drafting
set. Dietzgen; Aide rule and scales. All
AUTOMOBILE RADIOS. several GOOD ones.
Very cheap. 71o II st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-01-30

COOK, colored, experienced. wants lob in
family eSp With nfsrn dinner eFs ref sta
bo%Ey1rc lspsdEy BOX sH1ousEcEEANERs colored
and expert AND
GikI. t!hsn cs!ossd. s!ssdt wishes days work. Call
GIRL, coiored, part-time work, am. or
exp. ref; empl. adults. Executive 1898
wk., $50 per day. Cali HI: o143-J.
GIRL. colored; very neat desires part or
full-time evening work: Ho. is4s; t.
Phone CO ao7s bet. am, and 5 pm; +.
GIRL, colored. wishes night work LIGHT
duties, cleaning Offices, hotel rooms. Du-
SRL soered, to ao d.. days work. If sA 5,I; s577
BE- a s4ss to and ASK asr for qHss Ese salary ph0ne
Ing work; , experienced; refs; Ap a, 1853 S,or,
as watress, ei bus Hes girl. fs kitchen helper or
GIRL wants a lob afternoon as mothers
helper: fond Of children. Call Adams
GIRL, eolored. wishes days work. Call
aHe af1eT 10 aIna am. Ho; 0643; . ..ro
AK and ssrisre. Phone ME.. si7s. ' ,.
EiI5Iqar RSTains oT :. evening ssi5 S. 10th st.
GIRL, colored. wants daywork. r. C. or
y. .Arl.; so cents hour, carfare. Write
H0USEKEEPER. woman, white, middle
aged; H. cooking. Shy; capable of manag-
ing i've IN; rel. Box 316-V. Star.
5: references. Michigan $3.50.
MAID, colored:. wants part-time work or
Il cal sRfll All asa5. fsmily' all day; no Sundays
PLAIN COOK, colored. excellent; private
home; no children; settled, clean. rity
ref; live in, State fully, this week e'to to
SCHOOL, GIRL, colored, wants light
hoMsework after school. 1449h st. NV
work; start at pm. AT. 477O. '''''''
WOMAN. colored, wishes 5 mornings a
week Or three days: ref TR. 4I91.
WOMAN, colored, wants ironing only;
$50 Per day and carfare. Call RE. 5149.' :
WOMAN, colored, wants 4 or hours
night work. AT. 8679.
WOMAN, colored. wishes morning, part
time or days work. Trinidad 1884.
Evening star., 1944-01-30
SITUATIONS MEN tces.. /, !.

Man, varied exper.. comb. with special
ss noW and ,rsing nho P Poss Sssns With people
dictation, seeks part-time Job evening S,
hotel, apt. business; exper. foreman,
inesy nSsns ana ensrs Box s se s
MAN. So, wants night work from 8 to IL
Rm and Sunday; ofncs work desirsd; sired
%4S coored aaas hoaqs work daily
truck 6 dTivins' typewritins, porter etc
MAN. young, mechanical and electrical
ability; has had exp. handing men, good
driver, draft exempt MI. 1857. 30'
MAN, colored draft exempt, Al painter
permit; work by day, Job or weekly sal;
private family. contractor or apartments.
MAN. young, colored. wants Job as truck
MAN, 23, married, child, draft exempt
hard and sincere worker, able to grasr
accustomed to meeting public. experienced
in finance business. managing gasoline sta
ton and LIQUOR store, also good salesman
on ans 1f sa1a sssas ee
best references. Call Union 1925. |.
co0ed wants
MAN, colored. will prepare dinner eve;
nings Al cook references; ID apt p s,r or small
MAs MAJ vcft sSivf Box nssssns sa elderly s5she'
OFFICE MANAGER, draft exempt. 30
university and business college graduate
tion, personnel management, commercial
sales, knowledge Of bookkeeping, owns car
Call Georgia 7172 after pm. or Box
PSiIH PPSaiPEHRHiAsiNSGER-PANTER wants work day
or contract: Phone Lincoln SOTO. l.
PHARMACIST, registered, Va, experienced
would like permanent position: Arlington
or AlexsndEia,, Box 442-v. Star;
desire part-time work evenings; color
PRoFEssfoNAL PRooFREA1ER, cop,
editor, practical printer, 8 years expert
ence. college training. editing. Journalism
write for small prtsasation. ghost writer
Part time preferred. Hon. disch. service
man. Box 369-V Star. 30@
RESTAURANT MGR. or club steward would
like to connect with establishment where a
is wsned ea T. ESs%S p5oduce ssf goods
downtown daily. DU. 031O.
RETIRED sTI or aevsr9msnt ags clerk tcolored'
seSns macsnes Sn HorthSess saSet preferred a
Would LIKE TO WORK in photography
dark room part time t20. hours a week.
Write Mr. Cubillos, National School of Pho
PxRT-TiME WORK wanted considerable
experience. in radio and machine shop,
MY RECORD. 20 years direct mail and
advertisins, plan, copy, production; ; ex5
printing, 8. years, selling printing and
Offset; excellent at figures and records.
J. Metiver. $500 Connecticut ave. NV. ..
ACCOUNTANT AMI rAy CoNSI1ITANT
Evening star., 1944-01-30
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO FLA: leaving Feb. 8; can
carry TWO. Call MI. 9601, S:30-e:30 am;
7:30-8:30 pm.
ARMY OFFICER. driving to California
Feb. 2, can take ?. RA, 3Q16.
COUPLE want transportation to Chicago
or Los Angeles; share expenses, but nc
driving. Mr.. Murray. 1913 M st. NV. 81 =
WOMAN RIDER WANTED, Palm Beach
Feb. 8; able drive, share expenses. Box
473-V, Star.
PASSENGER to lower California. Leaving
February 3. Fifty dollars. Trinidad
0371.
2 PERSONS desire transportation to st
Petersburg, Fla, February 3 or 4. HI
1861.
WANTED PASSENGER TO FLORIDA te
share driving and expenses. Union 407S.
NAVAL OFFICER driving to Dallas, Tex,
leaving Feb. 4, desires l or 2 passengers,
Evening star., 1944-01-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

tary: ONCE manager; a11pss years diyeTsitied
S a1 Esg or EXECUTIVE sssF assistant
ndtry ezDf5fnis nsudne 1 once e0y manass sno
..aTialI and e9rrespondence Considered at
erences Available Immediately at So 600.
For interview, phone North 1874, Ext 7o4
COMPANION-Lady. well educated. with
European travel and study, would like po-
sition with refined, cultured lady; social
secretary; reference EXCHANGED. Box 275-V
EDITORIAL. research or writing Job want
es sy IN al 6ese eds Th sy soK nf
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. reliable, lots
EXEC. sECY. OR ADM. ASST, competent
Itsaos; ACCT college socio econ; math
mn s4s Box xee. ssoR Rls2ssa star
ya.er ' in 0'e ofce sS Bldg or 'P' store. Dupont
GIRLS t2), colored. desire waitress work
IN club or cafeteria; night work preferred,
HoUsEKEEPER, not eh.w., or, MANAGER
guesthouse;, refined woman; reliable; i y 9 cleri.
LADY, young. desires work at home once,
telephone experience, expert typist. After
MHp1cA HsISsh HSssEt Az ecen reliable ao
o1a IF BoR stsr
in doctors ofice; Saturday off. sH. ao47. :.
Yase, wishes care semi-invalid or child.
tered With USES, Box 4o0-v, Star. 80,
work in DR. IS office. maternity or chronic
cases; S-hr. duty Box look. Star.
Re mGssF Ma assE Pp ap sSs house refined
woman; reliable: exp; dealing with public;
Tth S2n saF
ence, capable of assuming responsibility
desires position as secretary or assistant
sPcRETAk1AI SEC 1si fa fPaosIr1oN, interesting work
nd a BE- Mn s
sEcRETARY, ,diveTsi6ed business expert
morning hours, from am; not routine
york; prefer downtown location. Phone
sEcRETARY sTENoGRAPHER expert
efsep sef saitabe aTaee 0F phone
Y-sTENoGRAPHER, well ,edu;
Gated, executive ability. legal. congressional
eaSH "a years
experience desires position for, duration
and as long afterward as needed Avail
able Immediately Pox 3So-V. Star;
SECRETARY STENOG., clerk-b -bookkeeper,
interested in position recurring initiative
and responsibility: woman with car: essen,
tial industry with postwar future; ] 5 wears
experience construction, legal; general busi-
ness: min. S175 per mo. start. If yon have
a real lob, please offer. Box 370-V. Star.
STENOGRAPHER, IL wears experience;
take dictation your Office. trauscribe at
home: rea sonable. J, K: 237 st. NV.
Italian, Spanish: some typing: weekend
work Write Box 423-V, Star.
UNDERGRADUATE NURSE wants, 10, or
II hour dnty, chronic case pref; best
ref. Call DE. 57e5 after 12 pm.
WANTED-Servicema wife and child to
share country home tVa), rm. and bd.
both, daytime care child; 500 mo-: no
transp. avail BOX 279-x, Star.
WOMAN, capable, middle -aged. desires po-
sition, knowledge of office work also. P.
B. x. operating BOX 32s-V, Star.
reference. 935 Rhode Island ave. NV.
WILL APT. HOUSE give living quarters to
a mother in exchange for operating ele-
vator or other work one-half day? ME
1909, or write Mrs. c. E. Height, $50
YoUGNee. ecooLoREp WOMAN desires part
time evening work: experienced in Office
work, expert tyrdst also maid. Call after
S2SS
Evening star., 1944-01-30
REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

fTRNITURL 2 MT KERAIRnP; Ts1EPhoistsFSs;dI E1
p.1SIlx p.th St NV d2or DL oI2a sd ,rt.r,or ws,,,
bath IA. 5000 or RA o955.
CARPENTER, small Jobs, window glass
painted pain 'A WA. Sea s449. t''-s 'e'S"e0 an'
ARPENTER-Partition and porch work
specially. Steps, cedar closets. floors
light, carpenter work. repair roof; rea-
Dupon sos4 Storm
an and :, storm entrances. porches inclosed
AZ Alarm is1Vi CLOCKS repaired tany make', so 5.
j "a; 1904; =. open EVENINGS tili 3; 5.
Saterproofins; no Job , too small. TR. 1855 1855
"a cARPENTER PiSsi and painter. Master me.
CARPENTERwAiterations ar and repairing
storm windows and doors. also roof repair
ooR s Hp iSo and renshnp eean lean
ing NJ a.d and yaxins' painting Call Mr.. Barr
aHsERAE aissfaas SEQ HOME REPAIRS - closed-ip
gorches and floors, storm sash and doors
SSaH sarsk s ,ss vs
poWer: Phone District ofss. fssl A'ee0' MI
caulking window, roof HO. 1923 -
PAPERING, painting, plastering, scraping
Jack r. Tate. Ex S571. 50
PAPERING, painting. floor refin.; highest
quality workmanship at reasonable prices
estimates. RA. 696S or RA. 557S.
PAPERING, painting. $500 room and UP
Work guaranteed North 1884
PAPERING AND PAINTING, immediat te
service; II years exper.: free estimates
PAPER HANGING, this week. only 81 anc
I'D per room: 1914 washable, sunfast pa.
pers: work guaranteed Michigan 5315.
PLASTER REPAIRING-Prompt, guaran-
teed service by careful, experienced man;
references, HO, 23l5 or DI 0l22
Evening star., 1944-01-30
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc (cont.)

WOMAN. colored, settled, wishes funeral
Washington. D. C..
WOMAN, young colored. wants perm. part
time JOB, morning or evening: no Sundays;
or all day: ref. North 1894
WOMAN, colored, houseworker, with ex-
perience, wishes to travel with family to
California. Box 434-V Star 30s
Evening star., 1944-01-30

INTERIOR DECORATOR SHOP.
Highly successful interior decorator must
sell shop; leaving town on account Of death
in family. Shop caters to better-class
several years ago, good following. win
dispose OF stock at actual cost inventory
Splendid opportunity. Call EN-. s325
Sunday after ~ noon.
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SALES PROMOTER.

ACCOUNTANT AND TAX CONSULTANT-
Books started kept part time; SO month
up; statements, tax reports. WA. 6400.
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SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEN.
PERSONAL,

MAN AND WIFE. small janitor's quarters
NO. 3457.
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RESIDENT MANAGER.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

Small apt permanent; native D. C.
age 35: college degree: 10 years bus. ex
perience dealing public: highest refs: ia
nniliar apt. MANAGEMENT. WO. SS23.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
1902 CONN. AVE NV
Suitable for studio and office, with Twins
quarters above: now vacant; will consider
any reasonable offer. Rupert, MA. OSLO
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITlEs tcent. } .

MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
EpiATEtY TshM wAMTs MEN WIG M
CAN PLACE IN EST. $1,000 PURCHASE
NEW OR GOOD USED TRUCK. ESSEN
ABLE CONTRACT OFFERED FULL DE-
TAHs ON REQUEST. REFERENCES.