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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-30

'The Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands" will present Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra in an entertain ment for the war workers of Chase Brass and Copper Company, on Sat urday, April IA, in the State Ar mory, according to an announce ment by c. R. Dawson, of the Coca Cola Bottling Company of Water bury, local sponsor of the event.
 During the show there will be twenty-five minute coast t-to-coast broadcast oyer 193 Blue network stations spotlighting the workers and what they are accomplishing.
 Tommy Dorsey, and his older brother, Jimmy, started as swing masters with Pennsyl uia group organized under the nsH 2 of the 9 Scranton Sirens. When the two left the band, they split vp and aimed for the same goal, 5he dais of bandleader.
 In the first ten ye%.s of his climb, 5 Tommy worked for numerous or chegtras and studio bands. In the spring of 1884, Tommy and Jimmy joined together again and became one of Long Islands most fashion able orchestras, playing at the Sands Point Beach Club. Tommy directed the band. Following the engagement, the brothers, who had different ideas on music, parted again-Tom my to form his own band.
 'The Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands" sponsored nationally by the ], Coca-Cola Company, is heard six nights a week from Army, Navy, Marine, Merchant Marine, and Coast Guard bases, as well as from war production plants. The series, now in its 134th week, has travelled more than 955,150 Spotlight miles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-30

Scrap every broiler and pan. Every drop is vitally needed to make mu- nitions, medicines and essential civilians products.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-30

Lovely Andrea King is conceded to hold the. Hollywood record for making pictures yet to be seen. She has had important roles in three major productions not yet released - God Is My Co-Pilot," starring Dennis Morgan, Roughly Speak ing" starring Rosalind Russell and "Hotel Berlin" Miss King claSsi- fies herself as the unknown quality" of Warner Bros.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-30

with whimsical comedy by Frank Morgan, Walter Long and Doug las Dumbrille provide menace, and comedy is in the hands of Edward Brophy and Harold Huber as the two sergeants, Akim Tamiroff, Jo- sepn Cawthorne, Cecilia Parker, Greta Meyer, Walter Kingsford and others have roles that they fill more than satisfactorily.
 The companion feature is Army Wives" starring Elyse Knox.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-30

to make up complete stage show, but in addition to Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye" there will be a spectacular stage revue included in the more than two hours of enter tainment.
 Kaye's roster of speciality enter tainers includes Billy Williams, Ar thur Wright, Nancy Norman, Sally Stuart, the Three Kaydets and the Kaye Choir. There is also that sen- sational Kaye feature, 50 You Want To Lead A Band"
 Tickets in advance are available by mail Prices for the 6:30 perform ance are 75 cents and $1, for the 8:45 show, 75 cents. $1, SIPS. In or dering by mail signify time and en- close addressed, stamped envelope.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-30
RANDY BROOKS BY
 POPULAR REQUEST
Created Sensational Im= pressin Debut; At Ritz
 BallrOm Sunday Night

They're still talking of the im- precision Randy Brooks made upon his recent debut at the Ritz Ball. room in Bridgeport. Probably no other band in the history of the Ritz created such a sensation upon their first appearance, and manag- ing owners Messrs. Mccormack and Barry are very pleased to have them return to play for their joyous East CT Sunday Dance at the Ritz on Sunday, April 1st. The golden
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-30

It. Don Walsh, son of Raoul Walsh who dericted Warner Bros. war drama, God Is My Co-Pilot, " is an observer in the Army Air Corps and has served in many raids over occupied Europe and Germany. He was on furlough during produc- ton of this film and worked for his dad as a technical advisor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-22

shoes now cost eso to GAO in Man aA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-22
NOTICE

On and after this date, Septem. her goth, 1945, I will not De respon. pible for any bills contracted by by wife, Meria Rivard.
 (Signed)
 EDDEY RIvARD,
 46 Baldwin St., e.2O.st Waterbury {, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-22
NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS- TRiCT of WATERBURY. ss. PRO. BATE COURT. Sept. Fist, l9l5. ESTATE of FEDELE STANGO' late of the town of Waterbury, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate. for the Dis: trict of Waterbury, hath. limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly att tested. within said time, will be de- barred a recovery. All persons In: debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 CHARLES STANGO,
 Administrator. 60 Avon Ave, Waterbury, Conn. Per order of Court
 Attest:
 9.22-2t Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-22
Allies Purge Nozi Books

Berlin, Sept. 2.-(UP)-A central committee will be formed to list all books and writings to be with drawn from the book trade and circulating libraries, the American sponsored newspaper Allgemeine Zeitung reported.
 Books to be removed will include such Maxi propaganda as volumes written by Dr. Robert Ley, Goeb- beis and Rosenberg, as well as the writings of such authors as Werner Beunelburg and Erwin Dwinger which were said often to contain hidden nlilitaristic references.
 Staffs Rid of Naxis
 stin other books will be banned for educational reasons, the news paper reported, "as their works give to children and adults alike an unreal picture, full of romance"
 It added that of i7S.000 books remaining in municipal libraries at the end of the war, up to 30 per cent were withdrawn by district commissions "for being politically undesirable or literally unimpor- tant." Tn addition IS to 20 per cent of the staff members were dismissed as being members of the NaM party.
 The district commissions con- sisted of four persons for each of 42 public libraries-one represen- tative of the library, one offlcial of the book department in the educa- ton department, an owner of a circulating library and a bookseller.
 8 Berlin Libraries to Stay
 The newspaper said occupation authorities have guaranteed that Eeriia,s three scientific libraries --the state library, the university lihrary and the city library - would continue.
 The newspaper added that the most important one, the state li- hrary, had lost 100000 volumes out of 100000 books and 3.000.0 900 other publications. Eventually the state library will be the first to reopen and will have 100000 books.
 The university library. which suffered comparatively little dam. age, has l,lO0,0 900 books.
 The city library has only 10000 books out of its S60,000 prewar volumes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-22
Anglo Indidns Moy Set Up Own Colony

Bombay, (UP)-A new nation may be born after the war if @ scheme providing for the colonization of the Andanan Islands by Anglo Indians and other Eurasians and "Domiciled Europeans" finds suf- $icient support in India.
 These peoples, composed of those of mixed European and Asi- atic blood and Europeans who have lived in India for generations, are faced with a complex problem as the "Indianization" of tn govern ment of India draws near, for, while certain leaders advocate an effort to merge with the Indians, other wish to retain close ties with Britain.
 As far back as the winter of 1ol0.l0 Anglo-Indian and other leaders met in Singapore to dis- cuss the future of the "Eurasian race" and formed an association which they called the "Britasian League" with the idea of coloniz- ing the Andalman Islands, for- Sner convict settlement. The An damans were chosen as result of careful study of reports by investi- gators.
 we feel that the British gov- ernment should give us these Islands after the war in recognition of what Anglo Indians and Domi- ciied Europeans have done toward the war effort" a Bombay city pc Dee inspector, who is also an offi- cer of the League, said. He added that the Andamans were ideal, with Q climate suited to the people. 'They can not only accommodate but support the Eurasian popula- tion," the official said.
 The area of the islands is more than 2,600 square miles and there are less than 500,000 Anglo-1ndi- ans and Domiciled Europeans in India, he explained. It is, of course, not certain how many of these would wish to go to the AndamarlS.
 The main difficulty in the way of this scheme, he said, is that most members of these conlmuni- ties hesitate to sacrific their jobs on the Indian railways, posts and telepgarphs and in othear govern- Inert examinations. The pioneer. lnR spirit" needed for such an en- tefprise may be found seriously lacking.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-22
NOTICE

Advertising hearing on the appli- cation of the Atlantic Refining Company to establish a retail gaso- line station at the Southwest Cor. ner of Cooke and Grove Streets, Waterbury, Connecticut.
 Hearing to be held on Thursday. October 4th, lol6 at ll:30 A. M. in the Office of the Mayor. City Hall, Grand Street, Waterbury, Ccnpec- ticut e-2-at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-22
REvERsEs CUSTOM

Chicago = (UP) Mrs. Everetta Warnik got e divorce after she testified that her husband. Albert, an Army private, reversed the time honored custom and left her to go home to his mother.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-22

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-22
ForResus- -DaI4212lForAdTasr
Legal Notices
NOTICE


 'TATE of CONNECTICUT, DTS. TRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO- BATE COURT, Sept 2lst, l945. ESTATE of ONA GRAMAUsKAS, aLkLe. ANNA GRAMAUSKAS, late of the town of Waterbury, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis Tict of Waterbury, hath limited Ind allowed six months from the late hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly att tested, within said time, will be aebarred a recovery All persons Indebted to said estate are request bd to make immediate payment to
 FRANK GRAMAUSKAS, a South Leonard St.,
 Waterbury, Conn.
 Per Order of Court
 Attest:
 JOHN J. HOWARD, p-2S.3t Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-22
NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT NOTVCVs nF APPLICATION

LIQUOR PERMIT
 NOTICE OF APPLICATION
 This Is to give notice that l, Arthur Rufno Roddigues, of 266 Cherry Street, Waterbury, Conn.,, have filed an application dated Sept. Fist, 1s45, with the Liquor Control Commission for a Club Permit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises. Vine Street. Waterbury, Cape Verdean Social Club, Inc. of Vine Street, Waterbury, Conn.,, and will be conducted by Arthur Ruflno ROdrigues, of 2e6 Cherry Street. Waterbury, Conn, as per'
 ARTHUR RoDRIGuEs.
 Dated Sept. 2ist. l945. 9-22-2e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-22

Albert Anson has donated TS blood tTanssuslons in London in t0 years.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tceet.

EXCEPTIONAL. BEAUTY SALON for sale.
business. loc.: 10 booths. Mode Craft nx-
lures. chrome furniture throughout; very
Wodern; gS onn operators; monthly gross over s:
your H inspeetion a' is g. Invited Can si1d MYRfTE
a.. WEADoN. Exclusive AGENT. Ho. 1910;
efssT Psnt. go 2%; 21as or on Sun. call MT. La
flEsis kEsTAdEHANfff dhHA WITH LIQUOR, in the
Conn. ave-; air conditioned; $3.50 day
business; $4,000, including stock. ARIs
DOC BACAS. DI.. 1895 or Ma. O612-13,
Restaurant Assn: BLDG, 2oO3 Eye st; ny.
e sas' Ialo 81 station with parking lot. $50 ~!
bakery and homemade ice cream: estab-
ltshed business, well stocked and equipped;
sE2S4f o61 saia shoF P01 oa 2osS sa. ss, Doing $1,000
Ais taiis. BOX SOB. RsRsr Star. nAA '-'A' 's w
store. branch store. stock. equipment, and
il purchaser is not Interested in real
property: there are no encumbrances;
terms may be arranged with recogntzed
baker. For appointment phone Mr.. Good
VI win a9 e oSs, " CLEVER Co., 1Sc.' cH. 1922
ATTENTION, BUYERS-we make no claim
to be the worlds best brokers, but we dc
believe our 30 years experience and con-
nections IN the restaurant industry enables
o sexe Be- 81 sssssance xs to
ARIs DOG BACAs. .DI. 83g5 OF MA
'o512-13, Restaurant Assn. Bldg, 2003
BEAGiTY SHOP. nice NV. shopping Sec
modern equipment lovely apt. available
for you next door,. Priced at $1,000 for
quick sale: 81 900 down. MA. O46O.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
SITUATIONS WoMgN,

BUsINEssWOMAN. secretary. bookkeeper
svasbe So
week. Box 34s-B. Star. 81
yator operator; B. c. permit. CO. a69s
aRL, e!Ha eoloreaD eot,l D% Would like employment yg
assf sehss ME sfEsoGRaraER. HS sissl book
oE s ss
private room; willing stay in some nishts
P. O. BOX 1866, Roanoke. Va. giving in
formation as to room. rent, regarding
sass SSssE a4 Rrssssa' ssss wants position: refer
MI NURSE SCI. prsetieal; hospital experisnce
S5 wants JOB making
Call MI. 6ass, pm.
SECRETARY. experienced. desires interest
Ing paIt-tips work in 10y journalism. art law
SECRETARY-OFFICEA ASsIsTANT-Perma
nent resident with varied business and
p1s sns h saas az ss ian 20 Se s
sTENoGRAPHic WORK. I, part-time. @ e'sG START
Ing at pm. Box 1903. Star. los
rxrsG tyr N homer R sse Ext se
WOMAN HoUsEKEEPER, ia take eve. complete
& charge Of house; no laundry. no children.
YouNG. attractive lady, college. business
experience. fluent in. French. German,
eeutive ability. desires worthwhile posi-
ALL KINDS of stenosraphie and typina
tation, ETC.. done at my downtown ONCE
WANTED FED At II ONCE eolored cir,
desires evening job from. to II a,
waitress hatcheck girl. clerk-typist. MRS
.aS TAYLoR, ,o Elk. 5000. Extension 2127
Evening star., 1945-02-08
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN TO FLY. Call Oliver 1888. CON.
GRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
easy, short, interesting. plenty of excellent
positions; est IL yrs. CAPITAL P. B. K
sGaeS sGHeSLi .rsrS 1sir g. cI,;ah mA all4.
positions. Operators needed. Day and
part-time classes. MABMLLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL. 1910 N. Y. ave. ME-
FREE SCHOOL INFoRMATIoN-Boys. ane
girls boarding schools. immediate place
CATION. 2O4 Colorado Bldg. RE. 1898
STENOGkAPHIC ana secretar1Ai claSse,
now forming. Beginners and refreshel
comptometer, all secretarial subjects Est
27 yrs. Accredited. Inquire now. MA
1885. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 ? st. tOpp
LEARN TO FLY-call Spruce Osss. HYDE
FIELD, Storage. Clubs forming.
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS, rhumbs
exclusively, by appointment: adults only
Box 1921, Star.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Situations tu1nted ddDertise-
ments containing the symbol
* are inserted by er-serrice
men and iDomen.
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTING and income tax reports. I'll
ins WA asS }ss; EsoSAr
AupT Co. 4ss rfsss
BOOKS started or kept by expert ac-
eGuntant; ppnn. At I'll tax returns; reasono.le
ELDERLY MAN desires payroll or clerical
work. M full time, with privately owned Arm.
RSGfSElR. En- ss ifth-cl.ss license, would ike
tainer. Salary. S125-$150 mo; Sober,
reliable and draft exempt. DU. es75;
background. private and public practice
present salary above $4,000. desires con-
nection with postwar. possibilities and
aEfs5 fSPe RGE stsn S
exp, energetic, neat, bondable, avail. soon;
aSMARb aHsssR refS NSksifx RSE 2B fS1 pt, 19
VIE 'HS BAy ~ 5 sss .s 7 s. Sc 81
MAN; MA s,.I middle.seed refined: experienced:
evening shift. Box 2ei-B. star. 8:
MAN, colored. elderly. ianitor small apt.
house. Address JANIToR, 1143 9Th
PAINTER, nrst class. best Of ref: interior
PLUMBER. married, with 2 children. wants
$50 and $50 pm pm. RA. siae. 10:
VETERAN r, 3S. maintenance man. elec-
trio, plumbing heating. desires Job: salary,
IsRitSr work During day. FR. 1855 8: 8:
YOUNG MAN desires maritime work after
3 pm, evenings a week: clerical educa-
ton. now taking hotel training. Box
2nd-ciAss ENG. ONCE or ant. bldg. ist-
class maint.;; heating air cond.. refgr.;
Evening star., 1945-02-08
HEtP WoAAEN.

WOOL fREssER, experienced woman:
l26 90; reyton st.; Alexandria. Va; tele.
YHHe6 YxR6 GdsolDs GooDs sAL1EsWoMEN. fun or par,
lime; lime excellent oppoItunity for women whe I,
as e .sHy and i1s se ssaI
sSS5 dHE 5EWsa VISIT wS2AS Sri sho s at voa sh 1
run 81 Dfs time ci m9rt
tons. Box sb5-J, Star.
YOUNG LADY. ONCE clerk, living In vicin.
Sneg q os miaslm hh school
for permanent position: must have knacl
for handling figures Apply LOOsE-WILEs
ReENG S00 as esDses hseas 5sfas sy
q local studio: salary and bonus. Cali
M5N Ho4NG WOMAN Ri s a4oS School a1' sss
Ps : eonpetent touch Ya typist; s-day; 4s. g
Depending ap Upon expsrienee. write tol
interview. giving qualifications and statinl
whether at present employed and how
sHGR iSssf CO. Hs ssaales
sss
Air. Inc. Offers. an opportunity to becom!
expertly trained in airline operation.
81 IesSnS s
T. w. A. Hangar No 2, WASHINGTON Ma.
tionaI Airport. interviewing Monday
through Friday. Hiring ARRANGEMENTS ap-
prove
Woodward & LOTHROP has Immediate
openings for full or part time ONCE work.
ers, typists, billing machine operators. Ap-
ply employment ONCE, 9th floor.
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP has immediate
openings for saleswomen, no experience ne
cessary. Apply at once employment once,
9th floor.
WANTED AT ONCE. efdcient woman for
ofiace and other work In furniture store.
good salary to right person. Please call
AMI HMERIcAN MAasi RED HA Cross AR6sssoD p. c. CHATTER
needs / file clerk, experienced; 5h-day
sss5: Sss5 GsH.s ETs. IT, 3 sam am f' 70 & pm. % '
WE HAVE e CLERICAL POSITIONS open
in our once: pleasant work, good hours.
nice starting salary: prefer resident Of
In Fairfsx w Village; For interyisyo call
Evening star., 1945-02-08
SITUATIONS poMEsIlc

COLORED WOMAN, settled, refined. wishes
work. in rooming house or janitoress fol
small apt: will take small salary eiyt
years last place: excl. reference. Bo,
Sthis Sai Il; Star. sr viii t.ks r =, ,.,,ao To- .,
nisht in the District only. DE. 265s.
GIRL. colored. wishes 6-day week cleaning
$50 to 1890; SIS week; no cooking
WOMAN, colored. reliable: part-time work
5 days. $3.50 to 2. Call NO. .9142.
WOMAN, colored, wants work, cook and
Call 1911 L. st. NV.
WOMAN, coiored. reliable. wants daywork
Mail address. MRS. HELEN WARE. 119
Evening star., 1945-02-08
PERSONAL

TYPING P1NE .AA1TnIHO All HOME: TR; 7sss.
Formerly Sf 5th ave, New York: EauiDDsd
%odefste prices. La RNda sai iiio e.
&xkf FfHP GF 81 r. EH ls9s oHsna wake.
MONTH asf's Details .s9 esF ssS Snsn 'ss! &c.
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES. where friends
meet and strangers feel at home. For In
RsE pansed pheas sS Ma 54s
tiesl; tiesl; general GEM duty in private nursing home.
BAY 6Hi isasa isaaaskasERY-chfldren 3 week. q q 5
sI6SYtRs ATlPcsSRt 81 ASb fsi ibRArEs
ST. ss4ess sad eshss tf1Ssse zary zos
lie aecoYnta1t; day q evening apgei.nt-
REDTCING-special rates; removes fat in
spots: results assured baths. Main phone,
SkkEssssAklsNsS$ Skk ss$1A ss$o aad St altering and repa,rn.
OF mems and women's garments including
gone ag promptly st
repaired while you walt Room eo2
Efsssiy ysSsE saE Erlnsp Ss ss $3.50 Sw ask for Mis-,
a aN1sa II FEAR fHal 'isnsIals nsssIanlfs:coNsc1oyssEss
sn ss Esn o'f eorn
interview phone Ma: 348S.
HAVE your torn. faded photographs re-
stored and copied; portraits made from
snapshots; specialist In oil painted minia-
lures Evenings to 9, Wo. S671. 13.
only, hours pm. to 12 weekdays. al day
Sunday. ME. 0237. 10s
WILL ANY ONE who saw lady struck b,
taxi corner 18th and Que sts. NV, about
o'clock afternoon January 81, especial,
gentleman offering assistance. kindly com.
municste? Phone Michigan o874 OK writ
wa Want II To ;r MEET PERsoN who knows Rov
1 to resilver. plated ware. .GRANDMA's
SHOP (anttoues wanted, ME. 1888, II
MAKE YOUR SWEETHEART q talkins
valentine, record Y in your own home
polntmsnt cali FR. s3o5 or II. eis7.
NURSE has vacancy in her home. fo
elderly lady; large front room. 4 windows
tray service; In Silver Sprint; bus BY tn,
door. SH. 64S4.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
MoMp lMpRovEMEptT coaMpAlilEs

ASBESTOS SIDING, roofng, rock Mool in-
sulation. Call Us for estimate. HUDSON
SUPPLY Il EQUIPMEMT CO.. .1727 Pa. ave.
nv Warehouse ct 7th and T ne. Dl.
COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS. RA. 42ss.
paiPs aps. Eyen.as phone. hone AZ s5es.
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning: par-
quet installations: Bruce finishes. MOOe-
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. 1912 Wtscon-
s'a sh1sTfNG sTf an am DStsScoHArrNo, % year. ..
making homes brighter: unexcelled work
LUCAS. LUCAS d LUCAS. s2S Emerson
PAINTING, PAPERrN0. PLAsTERIN0 ana
general repairs Electrical work. Materials
available. Free estimates- White mechan1c1.
Prompt service. Terms Arranged HOu0H
BROS co. 81. 400: after p.m.. RI
JOHNs-l@ANvILIE roofng, siding. insula-
ton, storm sash; I to 8 years 70 pay.
GATES CONTRACTING CO, Oh 1900.
|HODE1N1&E YOUR @048..Porches M
closed. recreation rccme built sttic9 N.
ished: concrete and bFtck work. patnt1ne
and plumbing. root5ne. sld1ng md storm
,slh GET SHE fE3f sysr fsHssss Tssrs "a. e.
egal ceqtraetpfk g ee61.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

SELECT POSITIONS - stenog. secretary
$500 mo-, knowl. acct, stenog., legal. 6ia-
day wk., S195 mo-; stenog., aviation. $40
wk.; bookkpr:.. $50 wk.. full charge; tele-
type opers;. $3.50 mo-: card punch oper,
Rem.-Rand. S145. Hundreds OF excel
lent openings hoyrly; Top salaries. Est
sTRAoGRAPHEER SER IP1 EReefet . .vistion. SIS mo-.
stenog, association work. S175: stenog.
law ofices, S175;. stenog.,. medical. $175;
need 10 new ones hourly; bookkeepers, $50
wk.; clerk-typist tS), $3.50 month. Amer
lea needs you-work, help your friends or
EMP. SERVICE. Bond Bldg. cor. l4th ant
N. Y. IRE. 3S45)
TEACHERS. clerks receptionists; select DO.
sitions No charge unless placed: top sal.
aries Visit NATL, TEACHERS AGENCY
(Est IL YRS 1911 q ST Ma 2llA
Evening star., 1945-02-08
; lHoME imp. coMpANIEs tce,s.t.

ROOFING. ssDss!os siding, Esmodelins,
iMsFoviHENf Co. dsoTsis iios-iils'
Member 9nS Z I'm I'm. Homo Improvement Guild
MODEkNIzE YoUR HOME and ada addi-
basement rooms finished, .porches inciosed.
cohc.sss cstas .S,n' work PLUMBING decorating;
ns,,nss aouss repairs. Get our free estimate;
RENoVAT1NG a1NG CO.. 1870 Irving st. NV.
SPECiAI-one-day service-Houses faint
sd sSllry or ypsPsTed P tn one day, NoRTHEAsT
PATTERsON-GARDINEn co. Eiyes prompt
service on Johns-Manyille roofing. sidins
and insulation; Dubb-L-Duty storm win
dows, screens. heating and. remodeling;
courteous service; best mechanics; easy
terms. .PATTERsoN-dARDINER CO.. Ma
.es' !. P. z cossfkucTToN Ss Gh STE co.-p1 s7ae-
912 st. n.w,-New construction; altera:
tons OF every description for commercial
and residential property; brick work. root
Ing. plumbing, weather stripping, tiling,
papering painting, electric wiring, heating,
stucco and concrete work. etc; store fronts
and garages. Call US for free estimates
Easy monthly terms ARRANGED.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
HElp DOMESTIC tco~t. J

WOMAN for care q girls. . and 3 YRS.
Congress Hgts. bus. TR. 3479.
o@s y ts ccmDs. ssss over sse 80 zhs need
baby girl In Annandaie, Va: mother en-
pl9yed, father overseas; room, board and
sso WEEK Must b bs ISSS aood houseke.uer
with knowledge Of Jewish cooking; two in
family; no evenings. TR. S768 until 8;
after 5, ia. 1874.
$50 WEEK, g.h.w., plain cook: small apt.
l child; personal laundry only; no Sunday;
references. co. 1882.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MUST SELL at once. Grocery and deli
large stock. long lease, cheap rental; SIX
beautiful. rooms ready for occupancy. no
reasonable offef rejected II made within
any day, any time this week. WA. o046.
RADIO SERVICE BUSINESS. iate-model
equtpment and stock. 1016 1lth ct. NV.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
MOTOR TRAVEL.

I LIVE AT 18th and Sheridan SITS. NV. and
would like a ride to the Armory or down.
town: have to be there by am. Call
MI. 1922. Ext. AZ. bet. 9 and week
take 80 passengers. Write MR.. FAIR,
524 Raleigh st. Sc, Apt. 2. 9s