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Evening star., 1945-02-11

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here's what it adds up to:
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cheese making equal the cheese.
products you love to eat.
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Green Bay. Wisconsin
Evening star., 1945-02-11

at the way his hair clings to his head, like
wig. Why, that picture looks more like
him than he does himself!'
There was a lot of sense in that last state
ment Movies are not only superior to ordi-
nary mug shots - with their detail, color,
and action - but are actually better than
showing the suspect to the victim in person.
A subject in lineup stands like wood
en- Indian - in the movie he walks to and
from the camera, smokes cigarette, talks,
laughs, frowns, gets into and out of car.
He is shown with and without hat, shaven
and unshaven. This personality study lets
the witness see the suspect just as he
appeared during commission of the crime.
Even more important is the elimination
of self-consciousness and nervous strain
for the witness.
The McEachern movie was shown to
many local officers 50 that they could recog-
nize him instantly. A widespread manhunt
was organized. McEachern, however, stayed
one jump ahead through series of thefts
until he reached New Mexico. The New
Mexico officers were forewarned. They shot
him out of car and he fled afoot Next
day he was captured while riding bus.
Officers responded enthusiastically
to the movie idea. Some police and
sheriff's departments, with the neces-
sary equipment, have started using it.
The Rangers are making stars" of many of
the States more dangerous criminals, IN
cooperation with the Texas Prison System,
and as soon as materials are available
they're going to add sound tracks.
They're In the Lizuelisht
If MOVIES are adopted generally as
supplemental aid to criminal identification,
as Colonel Garrison, Chief of the Rangers,
believes they will be, long stride will have
been made to remove the uncertainty which
has thwarted justice both in the failure of
witnesses to identify guilty persons and in
the conviction of innocent persons through
wrong identification. And officers can recog-
nize criminals they've never seen.
But why, you wonder, will criminal
perform for picture which he knows may
cause his capture? Eve haven't found
criminal yet, says Colonel Garrison, whose
vanity wasn't stronger than his caution"
Evening star., 1945-02-11

The Texas Rangers have a
super rogues' gallery .
with felOns as film stars
TIME Texas Rangers can furnish Holly
wood with number of very capable
and realistic successors to Humphrey Bogart,
who has outgrown gangster roles.
They're good bad actors, too these South
western public enemies whom the Rangers
are starring in color motion pictures.
They perform. however, not for the
amusement, but for the protection of the
public. It's a new supplement to criminal
identification, and here's how it works:
The notorious Robert McEachern, serv-
ing more than 300 years for murder and
various other crimes, fled from Texas
Gulf Coast prison farm - for the thud time
in less than two years.
He Knew the "Mu1"
wo years later a service-station operator
was robbed 600 miles away at Lubbock.
The robbers description vaguely fitted
McEachcrn The victim hesitantly and
Tentatively identified standard mug
picture OF the outlaw.
At headquarters in Austin, 425 miles
from Lubbock, Ranger carrying little
fiat tin can jumped into fast car. A radio
message instructed Captain Nancy Gault
Dat Lubbock to set up motion-picture pro-
3ector and have the robbery victim avail
|hble. Six hours later the service-station
Operator sat in room at Lubbock Police
Headquarters and watched the colored,
lnoving likeness of Robert McEachern
lash on the screen. And he cried out,
That's him. by golly! That's sure him.
In that moment success came to this use
u color motion pictures as the first new
nddition to identification by photography
ince the police first started using mug
6ctures IS years ago. The Rangers had
Aade the film three months before, when
McEachern was recaptured after his Sec
nd escape.
The witness, who hadn't been sure of his
0entifcation of McEachern's mug made
succession of comments as the picture ran;
See that funny little tilt in the way he
Bids his head? That's just like him. Look
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08

MANILA-(Delayed)-AP- Pos
sibility Of revival OF the Philippine
copra industry in the not distant
future was predicted Tuesday by C.
Walter Wakander of the U. S.
Foreign Economic ton 8
mission here. Lack of transporta-
ton is the great bottleneck holding
up the flow OF 100000 available
tons, which would go far towards
easing the critical world shortage
of oils and fats.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08
FRANKFURT ON THE MAIN

FRANKFURT ON THE MAIN
AP-Justice Robert II. Jackson,
chief L. S. prosecutor for the war
criminal trials, is believed here
to have already submitted a list or
top-ranking Nazis who, will be
tried in a group. Indications are
that the list includes Reieh's mar
shall Herman Goering. former for
eign minister Won Ribbentrop, Ru-
dolf Hess, Field Marshal Albert
Keitel. DR.. Albert Steer. Hans Helm
rich Lammbers. who was chief Of
Reich chancellery. Otto Meissner.
former minister OF state, Walter
Dare. former chief agriculture
minister. and three or four others.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08

Brandenburg, KY, Thursday. Maj.
Ira Boyd Jones, the test pilot, was
killed. Brig. Gen. Joseph T. Nor.
ris, commanding general of Wright
Field, said the plane, sister ship
Of the craft that flew from Dayton
to New York In a record 81 min.
utes, was on a routine flight from
here to Texas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08
Campus Events Calendar
Gan Time is Central War Time)
TODAY
AT ININERaITX OF MICHIGAN

=
2:05 Mcclure as There Hiatus between Staff
and Operations in Education" William Clark Trow, pro-
fessor Educational Psychology University High
Auditorium.
$50 mPlay over 81" by Ruth Gordon. Michigan Reperoy
Players. Department OF Speech Lydia Mendessohn
Theater.
1870 msudent Recital Dorothy Gentry organist
Auditorium.
THURSDAY
AT UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
1880 m-Play Michigan Repertory
Players. Department Of Speech. Lydia Mendelssohn
1880 mConcert Fourth the Chamber Music
Pattengil Auditorium Ann Arbor High School.
100 m.-Lecture. Changing Attitudes China"
Shepard, former Adviser in New Life n
Kellogg
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08
A CHOICE OF PLAYS

SOME OF the neatest declarer
play Is done on those deals which
offer optional procedures, depend
ent on what the defenders do. In
other words, the marksman has
two strings to his bow. and viii
get the same result In either Of
the two ways. though by varying
methods. It Is always best. when
possible. to be prepared for any
action by the opponents. And. II
you can't be ready for all possible
moves, at least be on the alert to
protect yourself against as many
different moves as you can.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08

LONDON-AP- The Evening
News speculated Saturday that the
explosion OF a bomb detonated by
disposal squads a few hours before
President Trumans arrival might
have been the reason for shorten
ing the Presidents tour through
Plymouth streets.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08

NEW YORK-INS-Maine lobs-
tiers soon will be delivered to New
York via aerial elders. A New
York concern, announcing the ar.
rival OF the first airborne Maine
Holsters via plane Monday. reveal
ed 1t had ordered three gliders for
the aerial Lobster Express" which
probably will be in service by Sep
TENDER.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08
News From Saline

Mrs John Ketchem left last week
for California to visit her husband
In the Navy and will return to as
sumo her teaching position here
in September.
Mrs. Edward ALDER has gone TO
Milwaukee to visit her sister, Mrs.
Kionka.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08

LOS ANGELES-AP- Detona-
ton tests with the new atomic
bomb material produced earth
tremblings in Southern California
recently that resembled earth.
quakes, Larry Crosby, general
manager OF the Bing Crosby Enter
prises. has declared. He said a
branch OF the Enterprises, known
as the Crosby Research Founda-
ton, aided the government for
three years in developing the bomb.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08

MANILA-AP-The U. S. Treas
ury Departments Philippine office
Of foreign funds control is prepar-
ing a blacklist OF persons and bust
nesses which elaborated with the
enemy during japanese occupation.
They face severe restrictions in
business throughout the Philip
pines.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08

PRAGUE--AP-A case OF Were.
wolf" filters gripped Czechoslova.
kia along the German border Tues.
day as police announced the ar
rest OF a German who admitted that
sabotage headquarters was To-
Gated in Bavaria.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08
AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP

Saline. Mich.-Miss Lois DECIDE,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Decide. has gone to Plymouth.
Mass, having been awarded a scho-
larship TO the Plymouth Drama
Festival. With 40 other young
people from different parts OF the
L. S. she will attend classes in
radio and dramatics. and will pre-
ent plays at USO and different mill
tary service groups.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08

NEW YORK-INs - Seismo-
graphs in the United States were
revealed Tuesday 10 have recorded
earth shocks Sunday, the day the
first atomic bomb was dropped on
Japan. The Rev. Joseph J. Lynch,
seismologist, said the Fordham
University seismograph recorded a
tremor about 6:24 ,. m. Sunday.
Georgetown University also record
ed one.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08

II Emperor Hirohito OF Japan
dies or abdicates, he will be sue
ceeded on the throne, under i'm
perial house law. by his 11.year-old
son, Prince Akhito Tsugu No Miya.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08

dealer: South. Neitnet side
vlllnerable.)
South West North EAST
INT Pass SO Pass
3NT
Using the weak No Trump"
Ed Kenton. one Of New York's
shrewdest cardsmen, got into
spot where he received a chance
to deliver q fine quality Of goods.
A cursory glance at the North and
South holdings seems to indicate
q losing trick In hearts. two In
spades. one or more In diamonds
and one In clubs. But he made
4-No Trumps. and could not be
prevented from doing so unless
there was a diamond lead or a
switch to diamond.
West launched him on his OPP
portunity by leading the heart 10.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08

LONDON-AP- Prime Minister
Attlee announced Saturday the ap-
pointment OF Frederick William
Pethick- Lawrence as secretary OF
State for India and Burma, and Al
bert Victor Alexander as first lord
OF the admiralty.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. HaEen Jewell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ernst were
joined by the latter's other daugh.
ter. Mrs. Robert Martin and fam.
lily of Muskegon Heights. and all
are spending a week at Twin
Lakes.
Mrs. Robert Jameson and little
son have returned from California
and are visiting her father. Paul
Lee. and sister-in-law. Mrs. Donald
Ford and family. 1t. Jameson has
left for active duty in the Pacific.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08

BERLIN APP - The price of
small radio sets has jumped 200
per cent on Berlin's black market
since the Army's network station
began broadcasting here Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08

DAYTON, O.-AP-An investiga.
ton was underway to determine
the cause Of the crash of jet-pro-
PEELED Shooting Star" plane near
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08
Has Accident

Dr. and Mrs. G. ]. Prout left
Monday night for Miami. Fla. hav.
ing been called there because OF
his fathers accident
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08
INJURED FATALLY

Detroit-Harold c. Farrow, a.
was injured fatally Monday when
struck by an automobile.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08
EnIlsta MIN WAVEs

Miss Margaret Nebbergall. kin.
tergarten teacher last year. has en-
listed In the WAVES and will
leave August 3 for Hunter College,
n. Y, for training.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08
Fine Points in Bndqe

That drew the Q. X and A. and he
promptly led the spade 7. which
west took with the Q. When the
heart 3 was then returned by
West. he played low from dummy
and let the 0 win. East returned
the spade 2. which rode to the X.
and the spade 5 came back. the
dummy's J winning. The stage
was now ready to be set for q
squeeze. The heart J. 7 and 5 were
scored. the club X and club 10 to
the A. Then the spade 4 was laid
down.
That squeezed East. South. be-
sides the spade squeeze card. had
the diamond 0 and club Q. dummy
the diamond 40 and the club 8.
That last card was discarded from
dummy. and East was up against
1t. Holding the diamond XII and
club Q. any discard he made would
present Mr.. Kenton with the tenth
trick for his side.
Notice that. II the defenders had
made o shift Of return lead to a
club. East could have been thrown
into the lead for an end-play to
produce the same total Of 10
tricks.
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Situations iDdnted ddDertise-
n,ents containing the symbol
* are inserted by er-serDice
men and Domen.
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, Washingtonian, exp, books
started. kept. financial statements. all Fed
ans ss and sfeS income a9 TAX Ma repors
a menss n WA MHALEN ses "a eaasia osa sss'e s5
ACCOUNTING AND INCOME TAX service.
GsXt: ssens!sS; =, NA; 46aS or IA; s6G4 1os
aysilablse for work Immediately. Phone
BOOKS started or kept by expert ac-
shons pi os57 ct tax returns reasonsels 1o
s31 ssboc e0Sad o rna.a ass ii 1903 snS fs T9ra after
BOY &. colorsd, wants Job driving truck
CHAUFFEUR, handyman, colored, refined,
wants Job in private family; references.
instructor. consultant. literature searches
RIDERIY Eli slai MAN desires payroll or clerical
work, fun time. with privately owned flrm
ESGTNsER. En- hfth-class license. would like
h0eas saary aas mo as ubsr
reliable and draft exempt. DU 6s75.
EXECUTIVE. young. accounting and tax
BACKGROUND, private and public practice,
Dresent salary above 81 900; desires con,
ExiEctuTiSE iS sAIksM4N-9A 9sanii administrative
exp; enersstic, neat; bondable, avail soon;
GARDENER, superintendent. white, mar
nrst-ciass private estate position with cot
aSMAkS iass sS1 UNivEEsiTr HsE sEfl STUDENT want.
Job from pm. on where he can do his
work work and .y SIN b able e Dc AZ Il bong:
esi cssi s Sdsl;s5iis s5is. excellent rsf' niddls-.s:d
Evening star., 1945-02-07
PERSONAL

ROOM AND BOARD wanted by service
mans wife with baby; day care of baby.
M bkEssMAkisG sss ilIsn STUDIO, een.rall, located
Of sth ave New York
Il s1ss Ass rfsyps sRf s.
Wsk RGHP P NJ r. RbSne Ex ls9s s1ans wake
month. Details after $50 pm, DE, Sso5.
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES. where friends
meet and strangers, feel at home; For in
formation phone. 8 to Q pm. Ma. 54s7.
NURSE wanted. undergraduate or prac-
ti9ai general duty in private nursing home.
DAY NURsERY-children weeks to 3
years; professional I care 24lo l1th st n.
sLTPcoVfRs sIiPetSpf a ANb bRApEs. professionally
sIesss sat snd esnee iaStse H Hdry oa
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared by pub
lie aeeogpts1t DAY or evening spppoint
pkRssMakSs and altering and reparns
of mems and women's garments including
s"ea reWeaviRg RSoa gone promptly At
HENS. Soc M: coat @ reIinines: M ali Ii kinds Of
EXPERT Workmanship. NEEDLEcRAFT. $40
aaHLY Gsa 6. Rf SS5 WOMAN Sss Eng
sSnssi0HsEssS: sYs private tutor MI 1850;
HONOUR SCHOOL. l34O N ave
WANT A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN to care
for my baby. Live in with mother and
daughter. Baby is .16 mo. old, Good SAL
ary. For information call WA. o755 be-
DIR ii. W. JOHNSON. dentist. False teeth
repaiIed while you wait. Room 602.
Westory Bldg. 6u5 14th NV.
INCOME TAX returns and declarations
prepared by former Government tax con-
sultants; competent reasonable. GE; 1913
PHONE SHEPHERD $500 ask for Miss
Wrlg'-t. If YOU are in need of loan up to
$500 on your signature.
BANISB FEAR ELF-CONSCIOUSNESS.
develop courage and gain poise learn to
talk f1ueutly and copvincinely For private
interview phone Ma 34SS
MEN, WOMEN! Old at 40. so. GOT Want
to feel peppy. wears younger? Ostrex Tonic
Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron; also
contain vitamin Bl. calcium. Trial size
only 35c. At all druggists.
SEND YOUR loved ones recordings Of
your own voice. recorded in your own
home very reasonably. For Information or
appointments call Ii. 61s7 or FIR. 1908.
HAVE your torn, faded photographs re-
snapshots; specialist in oil painted minia-
lures Evenings 6 to 8, WO. S651. 13*
MASSO- O-THERAPIST - Appointments out
only. hours pm. to 12 weekdays, all day
Sunday. ME. 0237. To-
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RepAiRs AND SERVICE tcs.e.,.

REpAiRs AND sgRvfcG tcsse.l.
oxna home; 3: G.. Md. Va. LEE jpI
:si5s sHS#s iss'ss is.n: sas :fasss sss repairs
os snph NH
ss.ssIlRae DsSns ss
noGs "a Of saens I'll hina' n
sEWING MACHfNEs-.tiuaranteed repairs
9S Parts any and sas supps: Ad'sssah on IF ane
Ing machine dept. 3rd door, s. kANN
sfMis sSSS So xlSafst RitEsst a2GS inspect,
Gil and adjust any make machine: s ~ 6ss
Ae PALAs aoYsL '.ss .esns sna m.enes
FILE TIl aSsi And as MARBLE REPAIRS by experts,
flSS oBHFbo afT tls m insss.ions sossHo 7ss Call MR.
slip ssssEs 4 sssE osn sss'f %aseris' cfisTeS
OsEn CAMEkSs oousni .na sola rUL
LER & q ALBERT INC. s1b 10th st. NV
vssHTias Sss1pail ~ BLINDS cleaned. csc. Up to
tsHss:sa ssansS 4 sS P'sS!a
WxshssG AMsiHs cH s7fR REPSIREp b. soH
service. guaranteed parts and workman
| ship; ABC: Apex. GE, Westinghouse, Easy,
makes. COLUMBIA REPAIR SERVICE.
2621 l4th st NV: Adams 3025.
CAPITOL IMPROVEMENT co. General
repairs from basement to roof. papering
and painting, Ioof repairs; estimates free.
Call MR.. LOWE. DI. 474I. g
THOMAS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, KEN
tomeing, painting; any kind of housework.
Phone FIR. T432. II
CALL ia. 5000 for painting and general
ta inf pa collected
TO-
FOR CARPENTER WORK and alterations.
small Jobs especially. call HO. 1875, DAVID
| JAMES. 10 Clifton st. NV.
| ATTENTION, bachelor apartment owners
Let me redecorate and make drapes Tor
your spring cleaning TIA 3209 I0@
YOU BREAK 1T, we fix it. SOUTHEAST
FTXIT CO. All elec. and mechanical ap-
| pliances. TR. 1929 3344 MINI. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1945-02-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSE, APTS.; 2100 block Of
spts s. Rave II Baths. eaiT aTnne 81 ees Almost
xS!'n ss9 sssh ssas SbSs sE'ss 4 esSlssSs
fXDrEs fzs Econ RExbYF5wEss All F5 ws13sS in til.
Of Arlington; doins exeellsnt business; 3,eo geod
csfson f0r evss ssinf cH As5R sooe EXT ss
catessen store. doing $500 weekly. Truck.
beautiful rooms ready for occupancy; no
reasonable offer rejected If made within
days ssy ss sn1 time to Bs Teek W% & S
LIGHT GROCERY with living quarters,
d9i,, doins $3.50 to $3.50 s Tsiy bus rent rent SS5.
sEIF-sERvICE MARKET with package
e gooas aa1r goad ours bsv fhor
oughfare; price, $11 900 cash. Box 121-J,
BOOMING HOUSE HOME, furniture for
sale, plenty valuable equipment. 6 rooms,
lsass s'S Year e1e yss9: ear t PRICE. $500 iocased
EpW1S SGek Ellis captas LATEST daess Sss
house Broker, 1910 Vermont ave., Room
AfafENNFFil55hs III Mi 81 q; qs;uYERs-we make no claim
to be the worlds best brokers, but we do
believe our 35 years experience and con-
s 70 W
Ans s. Dog BAcAs. : 81 ssss Or Or ia 1NA;
O512-13, Restaurant Assn. Bldg, 2003
RESTAURANT on large military reservation,
nearby Virginia; does $3.50 daily business;
shows $4,000 net proht. annually; closes
II pm. daily, 6 days; fully equipped; Will
sci. lease for $4,000, plus $1,000 required
security; consider only experienced res
taurant man fpartners preferred) with
best references; if you want to make lot
Of money quickly on small investment.
this IS it. BOB HOLLANDER, exclusive
broker. 1909 n, ave NV. Ma. 9743, :.
BOB HOLLANDER, Restaurant Specialist"
selling restaurants since 1928, can sell any
good restaurant Immediately. no charge
unless sold. Have cash clients waiting.
Why not deal with successful restaurant
broksr2 Have Just recently sold some Of
the largest and best-known restaurants In
Washington. BOB HOLLANDER, 1909
n x ave. n;y;N MA; 9743,
good f,irniture; SS6 rent, lease; price.
81 800: easy terms. EDWIN /. ELLIS,
Capitops LarEest Guesthouse Broker. 1910
sEHHat sEsT2ttsexEr exf RGST %qra a17 81 49 u.
heart q hotel and AT: district, close g
Conn. ave-; Air conditioned; $3.50 DAY
business: $4,000. including stock, AR1S
DOC BACA9, DI. 1895 or Ma O612-13, !,
Restaurant Assn. Bldg, zoos Eye st. NV.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS. RA. 1898
ma2' Pns oohs AT sss
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying. sanding. finishing, cleaning: par
fsei ufa fNc isis Wsson
S'a 'aIsTfNs sTf AN AND DECORATING, 40 year. a,
t rstes For ss
LUCAS. LUCAS & LUCAS. 1913 Emerson
PAINTING. PAPERING. PLAsTERING and
general repairs. Electrical work Materials
available. Free estimates. White mechanics:
BSo eo se5sfs 81 tioo: afteT pn
i1ioofaNs-MANvILLE iiofsMANvL roofing, siding. insula-
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MoDERSIizE YOUR HOME and add addi-
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,sas aqs FesnE and
Small monthly payments TABOR'S HOME
RENOVATING CO.. 1920 Irving st. NV,
AID. 1000.
SPECIAL-One-day seryice-Houses paint
ed or papered in one day, NORTHEAST
TTERSoN-GARDINER CO. gives prompt
service on Johns -Manville roofing. siding
and insulation Dubb-L-Duty storm win
dows screens. heating and remodeling
courteous service; best mechanics; easy
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BASS. In Va. CH 1922
9l2 st. nw.-New construction: altera.
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stucco and concrete work, etc; store fronts
and garages. Call US for free estimates
Easy monthly terms ARRANGED
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DRAFTING, plot plans, forms tracings.
originals; prefer real estate oface: will also
DO clerical work with same firm. Ii. 7s44.
DRESSMAKING. designing. remodeling al
terations. reasonable: MISS BERT, 1880
Irving st. NV. Apt. 4. Adams 22aS.
GIRL, colored. wants evening work from
9 to 10; switchboard, fountain service
Waitress, North 8435pv 8435 ..
keeper. secretary, correspondent, penman:
finest references. Box 221-B. Star. l0'
NURSE, practical. wants position: refer
ence. AT. 9555.
NURSE, PRACTICAL; hospital experience.
Call Hobart 2T49. %
charge Of house: no laundry. no children.
BOX 2Tl-B Star 81
ALL KINDS of stenographic and typing
work, patents, manuscripts telephone dc
tation. ETC.. done at my downtown office
d. $50, Ext. 201-A.
HATTIE SHAW wants daywork, cleaning
Evening star., 1945-02-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AIR TRANSPORTATION offers un-
limited opportunities in reservations, COM
munications or stewardess tairline hostess)
positions. Short training period super
vised by airlines communications officials
need not interfere with present employ
ment. Splendid salaries excellent post
war opportunities Investigate today
Call in person. write or phone D1 64os
MIDLAND SCHOOLS. 1149 Munsey Bldg.
LEARN TO FLY. Call oliver ssss. CON-
r. B. X. TRAINING-New classes starting:
easy, short, interesting. plenty Of excellent
positions; est, Il yrs. CAPITAL P. B. x.
FREE SCHOOL iNFoRMATloN-Boys, and
ments. WASHINGTON SCHOOLS AsSo-
CATION 294 Colorado Bldg: RE. 1898,
STENOGRAPHIC ana secretariaI classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand typins. booxkeeping.
comptometer. all secretarial uo'ects Est
81 yrs Accredited inquire rev MA
23ss BOYD SCHOOL i333 81 ooop
-'N~''u' rteate-
LEARN TO FLY-call Spruce osss, HYDE
FIELD. Storage. Clubs forming.
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS, rhumba
exclusively, by appointment; adults only