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Evening star., 1945-07-04
GLUTEN PIECES:
OATMEAL, HAMBURGER.

From M. r., Rockville, Md
In regard to the lady who wants
to know how to cook gluten pieces
and other prepared meat substitutes
l would like to tell her how my
family likes them. They can usually
be dipped in egg and rolled in
crumbs, then fried until brown. The
gluten pieces can be made into pat
ties. J. run the pieces through a food
grinder and add onions and peppers
and seasoning and fry like ham,
burgers They also are good in veg
etable potpie and stews used in
place Of the meat. nope she en-
joys them as much as we do.
May l also give recipe for oat-
meal hamburgers that are really
a good substitute for meat?
Oatmeal hamburgers: Three eggs
beaten light, cup rolled oats, y
cup bread crumbs, Il cup chopped
nuts, x cup chopped onion. l tea
spoon sage, cup water. 2s teaspoon
salt, 2 teaspoons savita or vegex
Combine all ingredients except
savita and water. Make into patties
and fry on both sides. Add watel
with savita dissolved in it. Cook
hour slowly, adding more water i
needed. (Savita or vegex can bs
bought at health food store9,
Evening star., 1945-07-04

All persons to be hired IN thus
area must be referred By the tocdi
United States Employment Service
Office, unless the specific adUer-
tisement indicates otherwtse
Evening star., 1945-07-04
REFRIGERATOR ROLLS.

From Mrs. v. T. S., Washington.
To Mrs. A. w. Meg: The tops will
not be crusty If you will brush the
tops with a pastry brush dipped in a
little melted butter or margarine
just before baking.
Apparently you are not shaping
your Parker House rolls right In
the first place. Cut out the dough
with a large biscuit cutter. Then
flip one-haf over the other. They
look like folded biscuits at first
but when they rise you will have
nice Parker House rolls.
Evening star., 1945-07-04
STARCH;
BED SPRINGS

From Mrs. E. S. D., Washington. J
For Mrs. M. c., Mount Rainier,
regarding starch that sticks to the
iron. First be sure the starch is
thoroughly boiled. Powdered borax
in the amount Of about one tea
spoonful to a quart of starch is a
great help. Add the borax while
starch is starting to cook. A gen.
erous amount of salt added to the
starch is help but not as good as
borax.
Also there is commercial prep
aration that can be bought in the
stores that is excellent. Use ac-
cording to its directions.
4 For Miss e. A. R., Alexandria.
Sometimes shifting the springs a
little on the bedstead will help
Test the springs to see If possible
which side squeaks and then shift
that side bit.
n Il y
HELPFUL HINTS;
4 QUERY.
From Mrs. C. T. L., Washington. J
/, For two days I've worked on my
recipe book. I've had hundreds, II
seems, of recipes just torn from
papers and magazines. Many were
very like those already in my recipe
book. If there were slight varia-
tions I just wrote them in ink un-
der each recipe in the book. The
new recipes I'll type and add tt
the book My conclusions are
never to clip recipe without first
seeing if l already have it, ano
never to save recipes that come or
cans, bottles. etc, because with
each purchase of the same the rec
ipe is before you.
A simple way. to clean combs ani
brushes is to put small amount
of ammonia in the water and lei
soak Is minutes.
Evening star., 1945-07-04
HELP MEN.

dept. store. some retail experience neces-
saTy Good salary, good working con-
fTTI p on SGn qRUok ESx paivERs. white. year.
NJ Moore. T. p WooDsoS sto5Sucs5s CO.. 9th haPRia ana
FURNITURE REFINIsHER; permanent po-
: as;b0nr hoy week; excellent SALARY; eEoR6fs
FURNfTURE SALESMAN "a "a Experienced: pe1i
permanent position; excellent opportunity
GOOD TR % SDps End saTg door,
personnel dept, oOLDENBERG's 7th,
sENfRaL s!R fRd < cIERk eli nT with knowledge o,
switchboard; permanent position. satis-
lnsetoEy ns T.ds,m salary; DgNN g. sRADsTREET.
GROCERY CLERKS, 5-day week, 4s hours:
manage storss D0fiu HcME MARKETS.. Y Riza1 men Is X X
MAILMAN, colored. full or part time; good
salary and working conditions; See house
sets ave. n w, am. to pm.
HANDYMAN, -part-time evening work.
Call Emerson $500.
noon TO 3 pm. Apply manager, AID. 6177.
MofnLL tf LDsa %ear CLERK. must be reliable.
g am and pm. 734 18th st. NV.
HopsEMEN, colored, full or part time:
sSSs ssiSsz f5 a EHrRR RS& s9a6 aioc M See
saehusetts ave, NV, to pm.
HOUSEMEN, white. Good salary, meals,
laundry and uniforms. Apply housekeeper,
pOCTORS HOSPITAL, 1915 Eye st. NV.
INVESTIGATOR WANTED for casualty
insurance Claims: experienced man pre-
ferred; permanent position Apply in
own handwriting. giving refs, Box 73-V,
IRON SHOP WORKERS. assembly men,
punch and drill hands, weIders and help
sTs sioIs mSdsrn ode plant s99d yorktng sSnd
IRON WORKS, 1852 Jefferson s AbSfa DAVIS hish. q
way, ArL., Va. GIL. 400.
JANIT0R tassistant for new modern g.
story bldg. 1only 65 apts.), Best janitors s
quarters on first floor including gas and
wINcHEsTER3 TER o3LUzoN. 5000 Luzon ave.
yANIT0R for apt house; apt, utilities and
$55 Fer month Apply 2730 Wis. ave n W.
JANITORs, exceptionally attractive non
siyh service positions are now available
modern offce buildings located in the Sill
yer Spring area: excellent opportunity for
csll Mr.. sLAGLE. sH. ZOO ~ ' '-'-''
Apply FILLMORE GARDENS Hsltda ssnncfIFTeHs oFFTcE.
2GSle So sth ST. Arlington. or call
JUNIOR SALESMAN to learn Sretail shoe
business. high grade; Stetson shoe depart
ment OF 6o.-yr.-old fine mems speciality
shop: permanent position; splendid fu-
ture; closed Saturday during July and
ApsIy AAnsSI - stSTe % f9pletslg SlS eenditonsS
| AEIp kAEA
Evening star., 1945-07-04

Continued on Next Pase.s
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Captain Role
Another Error

Eighteen-year-old James Dris-
coll AZ in the draft, likes 10 play
pldier even if he can't be one.
- Driscoll, the FBI charged to-
day, staged an impersonation 10
end all representations when he
donned a captains uniform yester-
day and forced a group of tough
military policemen at Greyhound
Bus station to line up for rigid
inspection with Driscoll doing
the inspecting
Some of the disgruntled MPs
became suspicious and finally
launched a quiet investigation into
Driscoll's identity. DrisColl OF
44l5 Commonwealth was arrested
in February, 1914. and March,
1915, for wearing an army
uniform. He was released with a
warning both times.
Admitting the charge before
L. S. Commissioner J, Stanley
Hurd, DriScoll was bound over 20
the federal grand jury. He said
the army has refused TO accept
him because Of injuries suffered
in an automobile accident. The
uniform. he said, was purchased
in an aTmy-naVy store.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

in chief of the navy and chief of
naval operations. made a flying
trip to Mackinac Island and spent
four hours in a luncheon confer
ence with the governors yesterday.
OTHER RESOLUTIONS
Other resolutions passed by
the governors:
. Endorsed the San Francisco
Charter and urged its immedi-
ate ratification by the Senate.
Urged return of employ
ment services TO the states.
. Demanded that Congress
vote an appropriation adequate
10 meet the impact of recon-
version.
Sought state supervision Of
joint federal-state programs.
Pledged all-out aid in the
war effort.
Endorsed d strong national
guard.
. Asked a hand in airport
planning.
. Proposed resurvey Of tax
alton.
. Pledged aid 10 veterans.
Asked that the United Ma
tions capital be located in the
United States.
. Pledged the governors 10
good roads and highway safety.
. Thanked their Michigan
hosts.
They also petitioned President
Truman 10 discuss al the forth
coming Big 3 conference in Berlin
the subject Of opening Palestine
to Jewish mass immigration and
colonization and 10 bring about
the earliest transformation of
that country into a free and demo-
cratic Jewish commonwealth
The governors elected Gov.
Martin chairman of their council
70 succeed Gov. Nav. Cows. Kelly,
Arnall and MeGFath we're elected
TO the council executive com
mittcc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
WeII.Eed Governors
EFlaEuire Into Food Ills
BY TED PECK
Times staff Correspondent

MACKINAC ISLAND, July S
Chief executives of Al states and
two territories, who dined twice
a day on such delicacies as roast
beef roast pork and sirloin and
had bacon ana eggs with their
breakfasts during the angEal gov
ernors' conference here, wound up
their four-day session by doing
something about the food shortage.
Working overtime on the holi-
day. the governors adopted a reso-
luton acknowledging that the
nations people are now unable to
purchase necessary food items on
an equitable basis. pledging their
governments 10 support federal
efforts to alleviate shortages and
naming a committee to bring
about speedy solution 10 the
problem as soon as possible"
The governors executive com
mittee was assigned the ioh-of
integrating states efforts with
those of federal agencies and
officials in Washington.
Its members are Gov j Howard
MeGrath Cd OF Rhode Island,
Gov. Raymond r. Baldwin (R) Of
Connecticut, Gov Edward Martin
CR) Of Pennsylvania, Gov. Chaun-
cey Sparks d. of Alabama. Gov
Robert s Kerr Cd Of Oklahoma.
Gov. Herbert B Nav D. of Utah.
Gov. Kelly of Michigan, Coy. Earl
Warren tR( Of California and Gov.
Ellis G. Arnaif tDt of Georgia.
UNANIMOUS VOTE
The committee was authorized
10 so 10 Washington 10 discuss The
food problem directly with federal
officials and agencies.
Once drafted, the food rcsolu-
ton was approved unanimously
but the phraSing caused the con-
ference 10 run into an unSCheduled
afternoon session after secret
conference wTtt7 t0p=rankTug -arn1y
and navy officers.
Gen. Marshall, army chief Of
staff, and Adm King, commander
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
4 Persons Hurt
In Park Accident

FLINT, July 5-Four persons
were injured. two seriously. dur
ing the holiday celebration at
Flint AmuSemeRt-P4p Aen-a
car on the octupus ride snapped
from its mooring arm. hurtled TO
the ground and was struck by
another car
In Hurley Hospital wcrc Mrs
kIarceii II CARROT. 81, OF Mt
Norris, suffering from a possible
Fracture Of the back aad heHA-tf-
jurieS. and her son, Bruce 10.
with head injuries and bruises.
Another son Lawrence, 9. and
Mrs. Edna Bonar. 81. Of 1911 Van
Ol>tlne Wyandotte. passengers in
the second car, were treated for
lesser injuries,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
French Plan Election

PARIS, July s tINS)-The
French cabinet will hold a spe-
cial meeting Saturday TO discuss
the form of the forthcoming
French general election.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Jury Quizzes Driver
Who Boasts Of Fix

BrrduSr- hr SaId I can EUt IT
fixed Mhcn- rAen- -rccklGA>-G--t---
-IRg ticket SetA-JaHfe~-Raet P. = - -ef
69i " Hancock. WAS taken today
before Circuit Judge George y
Murphy grand Jury which is
probing traffic court Irregular
ties
Records show that Root FaS re-
coN"d FIVE traffic tickets and
pad fines on them
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Turn the Switch for Soft,
Medium or Bright Light!
Indirect LAMP
s3l.5O

Scientifically designed toavert eyestrain,
this indirect lamp is as practical as it's
decorative. It's straight reflector style
with convenient switch that puts
three different degrees of illumination
at your fingertip. Base is finished in
ivory color; pleated rayon shade has
braid@trimming at top and bottom.
HUDSoN'S-Isatb-W0od D
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

In chief of the navy and chief Of
naval operations. made a flying
trip to Mackinac Island and spent
four hours in a luncheon confer
ence with the Governors Yesterday.
Evening star., 1945-01-30

ASBESTOS SIDING, roofing, rock wool in
sq1aEP9 ca Us fq5 Tsfnae m m H9Ds0N 81 sys
nv Warehouse at 7th and I ne. Dl.
papering, painting, weather-stripping in
sulation, remodehng and all types Of home
repairs. Small monthly payments; Free es-
Inmates FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO,
915 New York ave NV. MA 7416. 30
DRIYElVAYS, parking lots or walks sur
faced with durable asphalt. Free estimates.
CoMMuSITT CONTRACTORS, RA 42ss.
Knotty Pire recreation Sdbn rooms pSoE general re-
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning: par
quet InstaIIstions: Bruce finishae;ss FLOOR
ING ifn CoNnN6AGSd5GIFRS' n6 S5I INC 4olZ "AScon-
fMoDE1RNTzE YotuR HOME and add addl-
bssemenf t0aa Tooms 4sf nshed aHaG Dors G d
concrete work, plumbing. decorating. as
bestos siding and roofing and general
snail monthly payments, TABoR's HOME
RENoVATING CO 1920 Irving st. NV.
JOHNS Johns -MASvrLLE roofing. siding. storm
G5hTR1AcT1N sa5h f co SsaT5 81 t2 2a6o pay GATES
.ng insulation: combination storm sash.
IS vIRGINIA ean PATTERSON GARDINER
CO, CH. 1929. Johns-Manville roofing.
siding, insulation; storm windows. heating.
remodelirg; terms.
PAINTING, paperhanging: interior and ex-
terror decorator: 80 yrs exper. JAMES
aAINTING AND DECORATING, 40 years at
making homes brighter: unexceled work
ct reasonable rates. For free ESTIMATES
Call RA $3.50 or GE. 1853 after $50 pm.
LUCAS. LUCAS g. LUCAS. s23 Emerson
PAINTING, PAPERING. PLAsTERING and
general repairs. Electrical work. Materials
available. Free estimates White mechanicS;
BROS. CO.. D1. 400: after pm. FIR.
$500
ROOFING, asbestos siding. remodeling;
terms, lis years. SECURITY HOME
CO. GEORGIA 110S-1ll3
Member. M Home Improvement Guild
COMPLETE BATHROOMS. gas storage
hotTater heaters all sizes nov ayal4s5le az be
2o3l Rhode Island ave. ne. DU. 4975-
MoDERNIZE YOUR HOME-Porches in
closed. recreation rooms built, attics fin
ished; concrete and brick work. painting
and plumbing. roofing, siding and storm
sash Get oar free estiImTate. Ter. Terms az
eral contractors. GE. 9551.
Evening star., 1945-01-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

dresses' also on slip covers; all work guar
Observation-Disclosures @ Fl aEReair R5 '299 YRS exD
BOoKKEEPER- -TYPIST. q yrs, experience
real real est and mercantile. desires permanent
DRESS MAKING, designing, remodeling
alterations; reasonable, MISS BERT, 1880
Irying nI ing s., NV. Apt. A. Adams 223s.
Secretary, IA yrs business experience,
correspondence, finance, lr. executive, con-
ference reporting: appearance ard person.
antS any goo9, free to travel available Feb L.
EXPERT STENOGRAPHER desires work
Inree rn 70 lour evenings week; 81 per hour.
Box San ~ x: star. 3O'
HouSEBoUND by 2 youngsters, help
shortage, snort ex-career woman desires worth
while work for FREQUENT free intervals at
nome Can type, talk, keep books Expert
eneed in organizational work. Call SH
6s!N bet > and pm. after s. 30'
URsf-GotERNESS wishes position with
eTcniiaIt enltqTen years and over perm or temp,
PATRIOTIC WIFE with NJ A. travel and
teaching, experience, poiSe. initiative. de-
pendaahihly, wants .part-time work ire
perSonneD Cali TIE. 37ai. l'-'N'- 1''ss !. VI
WOMAN, settled. wants position taking
care care Of Of infant: live in: no heavy work: can
Box No; .. ChurchYille. Va.
YOUNG LADY desires evening position. re-
cfptionlSt' general office. work, clio. 3
nfshts nfsfr week: q no Sundays, EN- ol43
YOUNG WOMAN tSwissl. recently arrived
IN U. s, desires position: experienced sec
retary stenographer translator. Spanish
excellent American references. Box 33-B.
WANTED-Envelopes to address at home.
Evening star., 1945-01-30
HELP DOMESTIC Cont,

MAID, colored:, SIS per week. room and
poaTai 2%1Tae pieasant working @conditions con ST
MAID for light general housework and to
prepare evening meal; 3 until after dinner
FISH; 1914 Woodley I'd. NV. OR. .46S8.
MAID and pantry girl, colored, in high
class guesthouse, good salary. must live
l7l2 New Hampshire ave. NV.
MAID; part time. or high school girl. to
gSet get child from schooi clean ,.s, a.pa,rtment,
MAID, Experienced for small nall guesthouse:
reliable; no Sunday work; good salary.
MAID. 'sIi s.h.W., W sh-day week; pleasant
working conditions; References and health
q adults. Ii. 491s.
MdrR fesss cay cali fsf xfsF for hight rsmpe
about + to s. reliable. Call AD. 5o25,
MAD near si sfs to week mus; saass 1gs
sRh Sad e White sqs fer 9sfefs P
8 and 8, each ,a day in school call TIE,
PaRT-riME Pa1F Tisb5 MAID. m9 $ or 8 days a week,
prepare evening meal; adult family Of ff; 4;
mother employed OR 07s5 after 6 pm
SETTLED WOMAN, capable, over 25;. refer
light general housework: other regular
help employed; live in; comfortable room
with open fireplace and bath. 4504 War
rem st, NV. EN- 1908.
WOMAN, colored for cleaning and light
laundry, mornings. $50 to 1890; modern
day work. Phone Sligo 7161 Sunday until
pm. or Shepherd 3529 weekdays 3
to pm.
WOMAN, white. for cleaning, g,h.w.. to
pm, 5-day week, Small, modern house,
near bus; no children; Is min. to Wash
ington or Alexandria, $40 month. TIE
WOMAN, white or eolored, to care for T.
mo. -old baby girl; mother employed. father
IN Army; live in or out; Annandale, Va.
Call Gil. 1896.
500 MONTH-Settled pleasant woman
over %. for cooking and ghw no laun-
dry; occasional care of two children; live
IN IN; every other, Sunday off and every
other help employed Ordway 2433
A GOOD HOME for young or middle aged
white woman in exchange for light house
work. OR. 1856.
Evening star., 1945-01-30
INSTRUCTION COURSES,

MIDTERM GRADUATES: Call or visit our
office for free Information on eoleses.
WASHINGTON SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION.
204 Colorado Bldg. RE. 1899
RUSSIAN, conversational. taught at your
home by a cultured gentleman, evenings
Phone Sunday or evenings, MI. 7077. 30'
P. B. X. TRAINING-New classes starting;
easy. short interesting, plenty of excellent
positions; est. IL yrs. CAPITAL P. B. x
SCHOOL, 1871 G. MA, 2114.
COMPTOMETER OPERATORS are needed;
$40 to $50 wk. Dozens of openings now.
Day and night classes. Easy, fascinating
intensive. Typing. free with training. New
classes now starting. Inquire now. Ma
2340. BOYD SCHOOL. 1898 F st. (Opp
Capitol Theaterl, Est. 2S yrs.
STENOGRAPHIC ana secretariai classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. typing. bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretariaI ubiects Est
81 yrs. Accredited inquire now Ma
233S BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st. topp.
LEARN TO rEY. Call Oliver ssss. CON-
GRESSIONAI AIRPORT
FLY-LEARN HOW Use it in your busi-
ness, Save time. Go PLACES fast, Every
SERVICE, Temple 1888 Sc
Evening star., 1945-01-30
REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont,

RADIOS REPAIRED BY engineers in your
own, home, D. C., Md, Va. LEE, D1.
| 0l22. any time. o.
sRfafikiaiERaT3oRs Ri Ia aa13 REpArREn. bought. any
faas''sn ss1H5Sf chs 'cH s4sa nsb on
9RaEgf4RIGERAToRs REF REPAIRED - During
saseea saP ans gss sf icy eEiss
REFRIGERATORs REPAIRED and sery-
ssF isff & CO. fS5s pU as5 co 4sf6 sp5t
and spouting Cali MIR. sHIPLEY. GE.
SEWING MACHINEs-Guaranteed repairs
on any make Adjusting and oiling, 81.
Parts and supplies for all machines Sew,
Ing 9,,I msehinf d dept oGdd 3Gd floor. S. KANN
SEWING MACHINE REPAIks-we inspect.
oil and adjust any make machine, 69c.
Replacement parts for all make machines.
THE PALAIs ROYAL sewing machines.
2nd foo. d 400
SMOKY freplaceS fixed and rebuilt. no
also soAS small bricE Ee5o Jobs 81 81 4ses ''e
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned, ySc. gp to
8 TT wide and 1T; long Have your blinds
ebne ehod seansa @AsoH II eEF PosfE2 saK
GG BLNDs rS6 Po resspsd sgS@
and general repairs. BUCKLEY'S. Sligo
WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS, all makes.
947h9q5 our service. IS d5os E APPLIANCE 60
and mech appliances. SOUTHEAST
FIXIT CO. 3344 Minn. ave. sc. TR. 34Sa.
USED CAMERAS bought ana sold FUL-
LER &, d'ALBERT. INC H15 10th st. NV
National 47l2.
Evening star., 1945-01-30
PERSONAL

RELIABLE WAKE-UP SERVICE. For info,
CiRCLE CLUB DANCES, where friends
meet and strangers feel at home For in
formation phone, s to 9 pm. MA. 54s7.
up service ST per month after first
month. Details after $50 pm, DE. 5305.
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING, To-day
service; guaranteed scientifically by watch
master. S MITCHELL. Jeweler 1404
Dr. DR. II. io1s ". JOHNSON. dentist. False teeth
repaired while you wait. Room 602,
Westory Bldg. 605 14th NV:
INCOME TAX returns and declarations
prepared by former Government tax con-
sultants: competent. reasonable. GE. 9313
HENS, SOC up: coat relinings; all kinds of
tailoring and alterations; prompt service;
expert workmanship. NEEDLECRAFT, $40
18th ST. NV, End floor. MA. $685..
LICENSED FRENCH TEACHER, MA, 10
wears experience in N. Y. City high schools,
available evenings for tutoring French,
Spanish, English. Box 346-Z, Star 3Os
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Wright, If you are in need of loan up tc
$500 ON your signature.
REDUCING-Special rates: removes fat in
spots: results assured: baths. Main phone.
DR. DR. FREDA r. 9osTR0w. WI. s571. 7oog
Conn. ave- Hours 10 to g. Appt. only.
Physiotherapy treatments, SIS each. 3Os
Evening star., 1945-01-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

cook and 1st-class maid
wish Job with very refined family maid
wishes S25 week and carfare, cook. S35
and carfare. 341S Warder st. NV. RA.
mornings work: in
telllgent lady Cali 9 IN. to 5 pm HO
53S4. MRS. WILLIAMS. 81
COL0RED GIRL wants general housework
stay nights. North oS07. 1921 V st. NV.
GIRL, colored wants day or part time
work; city reference. CO. 241o.
GIRL, colored, wants g.h.w.: ne. section
preferred Ii 9149.
GIRL coIored. wants daywork, cleaning,
INV. DI 1865
COUPLE. frst-class white. housekeeper-
COOK, serve; city or suburbs: capable. full
charge. Box 44-B, Star. /.
GIRL, colored wants Job as ghw. days
work or part time. AT 06l9
GIRL, colored. wants days work. dusting
and cleaning. Cali DU. 1857
WOMAN. colored, desires morning work
3 days week. from m. to IL noon. Call
NO 2940.
WOMAN, coIored. wants part-time work as
maid. morning or evening; SIS week.
WOMAN, colored wants light housework 5
days week. Q to 5, ia. 7015.
WOMAN, colored, wants general house
work: excel. refs. 3lq O st sw
Evening star., 1945-01-30
PERSONAL tcont.).

FEEL BETTER after frst treatment or no
Zee: relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart, asthma, rheuma tism, arthritis. nerv-
BUSINESS, piles. colds. nu or other ailments,
also relief for aching. swollen feet. Lady
naturopath 20 yrs. experience. in charge.
DREssMAKING STUDIO. centrally located.
Formerly Of 9th ave, New York Equipped
for prompt service. Dresses, suits made
t., s9 ,sI1. order Also restyling and alterations.
NV. Room 90. Phone Elk. 1903
BANiSH FEAR g. SELF LF-CONsCIOUSNESS,
deyelop courage, and gain poise. learn to
TAX huently and eonvincingly. For private
INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED by
tax consultant: Phone MA. 1900 or
Spruce 029S-J for appointment GO am to
= pm. daily and Sunday. l.
ALL TYPES of stenogra phic work. manu-
DI $50, Ext: POI "A.
LADIES' HATS REMODELED; fabrics,
felts, straws; designed, blocking, trimming
GolI3 exanlslte , spring o1 models in stock. THE
NURSE has vacancy in her private home
for elderly lady; large front room, tray
service. SH. S4S4
DRESSES AND SUITS made to order; fine
quality workmanship AID 1907 IL
Evening star., 1945-01-30
Situations lDGnted ddDertiSe-
ments containing the symbol
* are inserted~by er-SerUice
men and pomen.
SITUATIONS AEk

ACCOUNTING AND INCOME TAX service,
bookkeeping service, financial reports to
Govt agencies; experts. MA. 1892 30"
ACCOUNTING and income tax reports, all
Federal and State taxes. financial state
ments. Il; T; WHALEN. MA. 0227. 25'
FtR BUYER, manager, salesman, eSti-
mator. Box 23-Z Star 20.
HEAD BELLMAN or, head waiter position
desired by man tcolored) Of long expert
ence, correct habits: highest references.
no 1904 all day Sunday and after pm.
Weekdays. 30.
large retail store. desires Job in an essen
tial or war industry: willing to learn: pre-
Ter one with post war future. Box 265- z,
Star oOs
MEMS WEAR Statesmen. thoroughly ex
perlenced. able to be in complete charge.
Box 2S-Z, Star. 3Os
VETERAN r. 35. 12 yrs experience.
accounting. general office work statistical
experience 4 yrs experience in general
aho general writing excellent typist f. J.
2, zoos Maryland a"e. ne, or Box Abb