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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

For SALE, two Guerpsey COWS. several
s .yT pgll Pkone 81 9es4, J; j. DEGERING
OF 3 and gated saddle horses, all types
and prices. There is one for you. HILLTOP
FARMS. off Fisher I'd Sc. Temple Hills
RIDING HORSE, 4-year-old gelding; good
for man or lady; reasonable. Kensing-
COOP ASSORTMENT of work horses
Stock Farms Gaithersburg. Md. Phone
GG aIthe d.,,s.ra a. W Q; DosH. owner.
erences, George P. Henderson, president
Montgomery County Nat. Blk, Rock, Md
FARM HORSES, two, large. yrs old,
one mare, one horse, mare a lead horse
full set of wagon harness; l Guernsey COW.
fresh. Call SH. 321S evenings
DOUBLE TEAM SPRING WAGON and COM
plete set harness, perfect condition: pony
h l buggy harnesses. Wo. 1898,
ONE SMALL FARM MULE, ss5: one gray
work. horse, 1,400 lbs. $50; sorre! rid
ing I'M horse, quiet and sound. SIS; LfV-
INGSTON,S RIDING STABLE, 5sO6 Queens
SShhapMsl E rdi 5HHy s Wo. 327s: -,
one mare, one horse, mare lead horse;
full set Of wagon harness; | Guernsey COW,
fresh Call SH 311S
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FARM and GARDEN,

EvERGREENs, shrubs and sodding Il.
CASE. HOWARD LANDSCAPE co.
LANDSCAPING, trees removed, trimming.
planting. erading seeding and general
weekly maintenance. Union 0962.
TREES PRUNED, sprayed and removed;
trained men. covered by insurance. Phone
SH. 1880. WI. 1871.
MAINTENAN CE-Continual upkeep Of your
beautiful grounds by experienced care is
only sure guarantee of future satisfaction
capable crew under supervision. L. 4225.
10"
good soils better. For greener grass, more
beautiful shrubbery. productive Victory
gardens. S15 ton, delivered. Ii. 1925. TO-
sodding: wonderful topsoil evergreens, the
better kinds; Towering shrubs in variety
privet hedge: myrtle, the ideal ground
cover: flagstone walks, terraces, driveways,
guardrails, pools, flreplaces, rock gardens,
drainage, fences: transplanting, tree re-
moval and surgery; shearing, pruning and
spraying. Free Estimates Ii. 1928. To-
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ROOMS WANTED.

GOyERNMENT-EM LADY desires
single room in Christian home, vic. Mclean
Gardens, S25 max. Box 25-Z, Star. 81
MASTER BEDROOM, private bath, NV
section. member French Mission. Call DE
SINGLE OR DoUBLE ROOM with pvt
bath; location, NV: male, permanently
i9oated Have NJ resided at present loss
ideal roomer Box 52-z, Star o.
YOUNG WOMAN, Christian worker, de-
sires room or apartment in Chillum, Pet
COLORED-Two neat employed girls
furnished: PRIVILEGES; So wk. 1891 18th
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APARTMENTs UNFURNIsHEp.

TWO ROOMS, large Kitchen, entrance hall
and bath. in exchange for information
leading to occupancy Of small house;
EXCHANGE modern 1-bedrm. apt. in new
Mt. Rainier project. rental. S62 so, for
Upshur st., MT. Rainier, Apt. 4. Union
0535
LOVELY modern 1-bedroom apartment,
or Fort Belvoir. for similar one near
Walter Reed Hospital. Box Az, Star. los
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-Mp. and VA

LARGE FRONT BEDROOM, in attrac.
country home, Old Bladensburg I'd, cow.
Silver Spring; car necy.; $50. SH. T247,
ROOM, twin beds. inner-spring mat and
housekeeping privileges in home of elderly
couple, W. Cherrydale, near shopping cen :
ter and bus lines, for Christian couple or
two refined women. one to do cooking, etc,
and be companion for semi-invalfd; no
smoking Box 34-Z, Star o.
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AVIATION,

ARPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION given
aally from am. to 7:3o pm. HYDE
ORDERS now BEING SOLICITED for
postwar delivery of new Taylorcrafts.
Swifts and Republic Seabee. Amphibians.
ARTHUR C. HYDE. distributor. Oliver
| 1888, Congressional Airport.
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ROOMS EURklsHED-s.E. and s.w.
I0i 18th ST. Sc, near Capitol and Navy
Yard-Larg4 front room. Ink; refgr; SS
wk. WO. 6995.
1915 2Sth ST. SE-Sinsle room, next to
fined lady. $40 mo
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1889 GIRARD ST. NW.-Delicious, we'll
balanced meals; maple furniture; double
trpe ss5 young A lady 70 shaPs st tripe
upstairs room. So 80. Adams 9352.
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MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
viii take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moying. EDMMAN's
AETNA MOVING D STORAGE CO.-LocaI
and ion. distance. No Job too large and
10000 so. FIT. available for storage; Clean
bright fireproof bldg: complete storage
service: very reasonable rates. GE. 0300.
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APIS. FURN. AND UNFURN.
MOVING. PACKING and sToRAGE

COLORED-3 large rooms, suitable for
5 or working girls, So. 80 each, furn.,
$5 each unfurn. 1912, 9Th st. NV. GE
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COLoRED - Vacant, semidetached Co
lonial brick house in NV. section. Tile
bath, h.-w.h., attic and basement; saraEe:
yard with trees and flowers Moderate
down payment.
Upper 11th st-2 brick homes of g
rms: kitchen and tile bath; basement and
porches. S1450 down.
building lots in ne, 100 it. front.
age Moderately priced for cash. or terms,
PARK ROAD HOUSING CO., DE. 171G
FIR. 4765.
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lSLhs. T. w. WHILE eAeiusife' Wa WV
BMksiGHTWoop SECTION. N.w.-semide
tached brick. rms, 2 baths Gear built,iI
and bath on, first floor: large paneled rec
rm,; house in good condition; possession
MIR MIR o HIN a slew 4es 3 or aP BE- ss only
KANSAS AVE. N.W.Ssix rooms, oil h.
VIII; refg., base; toilet; garage. In soot
snd can be pf seen any s time BY caiins Ap
74s7 or DT 334s. MARSHALL j. WAPLl
BETHESDA. MD. S13a5o - Attractive
two-story brick house, only years old;
living room with fireplace, dining room
fully equipped kitchen side screened porch
s s2slasIye o.! vi { 200: ' vi 4e4s. g.
s hlnrs M T A AEhA repsse c9f J.
tsahr and bath: oil INV heat nice yare
Ms ssSdeR s4 S'e o. 81 s sSs
Exclusive Agent. sH. 1850; after 6, SH
DETACHED stained single house, in per
feet condition, near 4th and Taylor sts
NV. Z rooms; 2 baths, front porch, avn
n es Sn esssshed RE Esaor
echaiEvtY W CHASE "a D. JAG co.-s14,5oo-semi.
detached bsdrooms slesping p91ch Of
sRls terms Gsli we 2s sssd until annS pm
| GOW. n. JoNEo q IT,, 0OIO OOIlns ave
PETWoRTH-Row house on Buchanan
st n.e.-6 rms, recreation room. ga'
heat; modern; new screens and storm
windows: needs little decorating; priced
$I0.5o0;- KoGoD & BooKoFF' MA. 93s9
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-$i7.e50: close .te
Conn. ave, and all conyeniences; all-bricl
Colonial 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, finished
rooms 3rd floor; gear brick garage; gooe
se,noddition;:, possession July /, Cal we
Eco, $500 Conn. ave
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, 23E
Cromwell terrace n,e-Row brick, {
rooms, bath, sagaseeo porches: gas heat s;t:
rent. Call Mr. MILLS, Woodley $500
syes; sliES Ez3si detached home, al
modern; close to transportation antt
schools See this property and huy y
W VA 70 CO. 81. s34s.
e20O BLOCK. CATHEDRAL AVE, across
1 from the Park-2-story row brick, 5 bed
rooms, 1M baths, excellent closets, porches
1 oil hot-water heat. open fireplace, sarage
H8 iSei SafS1frS 81. SS SiisS.n'en' 's1na' .
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Sun. Fairfax IsI-w-3. BOSS g. PHELPS
sHf aEpRooM saI s "a Ms s,4s5o-Nea,
| Colorado ave. and 14th ST.; .redecorated
large reception halt living, dining rooms
G assnp 1shfn oil M EAST vs. ssa
ON UNUSUALLY beautiful lot, a trul,
homelike suburban residence, in nearby
situated on a level Shaded lot 80 5
100 feet: profusely Handicapped with mans
rare flowers, shrubs and ornamental trees
cious front and side porches, Gear gar
and q complete Groom summer, house
everything in immaculate cend , illness q
" Evans. Wo: $3.50. SHANNON q
neHs SS rS1 s. ny ana "a 1eaa S4s 70
Immediate occupancy. this attractive de-
tached stueco home located close to the
Cathedral bus. stores and school is perfect
until o pm. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
ToDxY''s BEST BUY-Mt. Pleasant. neal
baths. semidetaehed brick; built,in garase
oil heat; excellent condition furnishing ing
Ills K st. NV. Me. 800. -'-' . w.
S5eK h fh ana ros snes house is on;
5 years old; hot-water heat with oil. Fol
y ypRrs sd1T yaIIEF P1 ale On. Of the
homes. brick construction; $4,000; To-
Gated within a few minutes walk Of Mass
| ave. shopping and TRANSPORTATION; lovely
bedrooms, 3 baths, insulated, copper plumb.
| ing and cutters, gas heat; built about {
oTs5 eans soTn sd
D1KaFp ffoosE fssf SHnn or ave- sal. b,
owner-S-room brick home. 425 9th st
pair. Opportunity for mechanic. Ma
s Wooo6 81 So; Oh move in with
dsposis s-roSm dst frame sssnt, S1mplls snd
.sssssfasffa e. hfs5 is1as'1Rz
IA 0520. pu. 00s3. us,s,
! QUEBEC PL., near Georga ave:-Firs'
| time offered; possession. complete Groom
kit. and bath apt. on 3rd floor; other
rooms and bath, 8 porches, cleo. refgr
lent condition: $I2,950;a A. M. ROTH,
Woodward Bldg, MA. 1885;
SILVER SPRING-5-rm. brick, 3 years
old; immed. poss.; close in; $3.50. 81
6542. After 8 pm, SH. 1913.
MASS. AVE. at Westmoreland Ctrcle--Va,
cant, newly reconditioned; bedrooms. 2
baths, garage, large lot; immediate possess
sion; S17.95o. Fer appointment to see
TWEED CO. $500 Conn. ave.
| TEA ST. N.E.-VacAnt. immediate posses.
sion, title. ready. .Semidetached brick, g
rooms and bath. oil h.-s.h., rec, room; ir
II. SisS Sf IA lioS. -
The Valley settler., 1945-05-25
Op A N EW 5
S-4IrFIl-n CUT c.llNv--zD -!a1-a. .CE

Or @dviso fr 21l tho RoGionol or fice f Price Aomini strstion, no canned fish nay b. shipped u tho Unitod States from -Alasiz,l without tho surrc,ldGr If r2UiHn prints. Due t.. tho oxtr3mc ah1rt2gc f thi comm 1it., tho Regional offico in sis1& that tho rogul tin be fol- lowed u the lcttor.
 Tn tra4-sp rteti>n companies md tho cpst4-Is hcvc been notified of this Q3cisior. my inf 1r1lcti II which c-.2 bo passcd n to tho pub lie will bo @,f mutual bonofit. <
 II, e h-npU@od last yoor, tho points 5n aal2 T sa uld bc reduced to zoro [ r :, oir.c, the public vii be n.tifioC tt ,l-co.
The Valley settler., 1945-05-25
NEWS RELEASE

Effective Nay l7, an Ala&Sa-pre- lpared price schedule sets 1ximum producer and deal CT prices for sales of bituminous coal produced i'll Alasla. The neH price schedule fis based on q thoror yh fife ! study Of the industry and consu1U->t' on Wi tn Solid Fuels Aaministr tor for Var as we'll as the Alaska -3roducors and dealers.
 The lew prices, although lcwer than nary found Dr9vailinl, are generally hi sher than pre-. r prics
 to comno14ate producers o4d deal
 CTS for subsequent incrcaaos in |cost @hich cannot ho aaaQro H}. Specific delivery, bag,.irg eae de-
 posit charges ere also f51-od for do@ lors 4:lich gre basod on curto-
 mary cheraos ol>4 tredo practices,
 vi tn duo allowance made fo1 cost increases.
 The Fairbanks and Anchor1,.>s areas land points. clon> the Alss2@:> rail road, receive tho 1la jor baI :iit
 f1o.4 this roW scAc&Glo. Copies of
 the coal 2rlco sc-.edulc arc avail |ablo at 1.ll lcc~l Var Frico and Ret oning ,Boara officos.
 A permanent iljunction W&s issued
 in . complaint ease fl od 0T the |OPA Inf or cemls 1Et Division aG3siEst Er-nk s. Gordon end MorguriUo Cor @1u, propr io tons of Core on's, q Ft., 1T banks apparel shop. Tn injunc- |ti on, whi cll s1as issued by Judge Harry |. Pratt or tho FourIh Divi- sion District Court, forbida the .of ondcnts from furtIor viol ct ion l. of tho Prico Control Act. Tn5 Court, whon> issuing Glo in. Junction followed the torTls CT tho coGnpl loint. Tho storc owners Woro Iforbiadcn to soil or offer for sa1c
 conlnoi itios ct ovor-ccilins prices, lWcro directed to keep prOp1I To- cords, nd to price commodities as lrcQuircd by the rcgul< t. ion.  1c T%~ n ,cI Gt.
The Valley settler., 1945-05-25

R1DUCTICMS IN HE RET. .-II
 rRIC3 CT COIL
 Rodrcti ions in tho rctcil prico Of col n5vz bccn ordered by tho Offico Of Erico Admir- str rct ion.
 Mir, .Foodcl hrs ordorod. thoao re- ducti ions, ir9 tho rot&il. prlc2 of co@l to-. coI!su:n >rs in ErcaorCco end Fairbanks. Fhis "as done under the cuthority of thf Cor.l Aioasmont = pcascd rqcontly' cnd -.1tcr survey Of Got1 prices ucs t~kcn in tho fall of lqA4. As . rc2ult or this survey pric.s -gcro eot t 1.inc level for al1 mines a1oncs the Rail bolt exec t for Isk..
 Thc col mino c.n4 the tr nsfcr comp"nio3 Jill 1h.rc tho .doc1ocso !. Tho prices Horc sot fer cool do livorcd in tnchor2So md Fairbanks In est 0lishin3 thcGo prices tho following factors were t.~ken into nsiderc.t ion: tr@nsport-ti on cost bunker prices, weigh ch~.rSe, and the decler's margin.
 Tn Fal4ar the price Of col at the mine WIS lowered 100 below the cost of cocl ot the rIilhe d . to truc,tors serving :clmcr md vicinity.
 NclteI Jcod-l of the oF.i says, "The neE prices gre Genar@lly higher than preW--r prices, @1thou2 lower than m-ny found prev il ing. 7"
Evening star., 1945-06-22

member of your household because
he doesn't act or do the same cute
things the first one did-BUT-
this one will have its OWN winning
ways and idiosyncracies which, If
not being weighed against your
former pet will be equally endearing.
Love the new dog for HIMSELF. I
know how hard this is because, after
three years, I find myself still COM
pairing my dogs to the first and
still catch myself saying, Faust
wouldn't have done that Cor done it
better)."
BY all means get another spaniel
as soon as possible, for once having
had that "merry-wiggles" around
with you a home is no longer a
home without one.
In regards to the name-many
times certain names just seem to fit
certain dogs and it is hard for one
who doesn't know the new member
of the family to make suggestions.
We breed a few puppies (not your
type) and I usually have a long list
of names before they arrive, but
very seldom do use any of them,
the pups name themselves. Here are
a few suggestions, however: Merry
wiggles" c'Wiggles" for short);
Amigo" - Spanish for friend"
(Which is the highest compliment
one can give your new pet. Could use
"Migo" for short); velvet Paws;
"Cheri"-French for dearly be-
loved pronounced Sherry" as the
Wine).
Good luck to you and the lucky
pup who comes into your home.
Evening star., 1945-06-22

Dear Miss Dix: -Four years ago
when I was in school I married a
boy of a well-to-do family. We
told no one of our marriage because
we were afraid his family would
have it annulled. He was shipped
overseas and at first I heard from
him daily, then for months nothing
at all, until one day I read in the
paper that he had been killed in
action.
Believing him dead, I married a
very nice man and we expect a
baby in few months. Now I find
that my first husband is not dead,
but prisoner of war who has been
liberated and is on his way home
I have never told any one of my
first marriage, not even my present
husband.
All of this has made me very
nervous and upset. I don't know
what to do, or where to turn. The
only solution I can think of Is to
take my own life so my innocent
child will not be brought up with
my sin upon him. But I thought
I would write and ask your advice
before I did anything fatal.
MRS. j. L.
Answer-First Of all, try to look
at your situation sanely and see
the matter straight. Clear your
mind of the idea that you have
committed any sin or that what
you have done could reflect in any
way upon your child. You have
been young and foolish and overly
impulsive, but these are the faults
of youth-they are not crimes.
Evening star., 1945-06-22
Pin Money Pick>Ups

TERRY TRIUMPH-Terry cloth
robes have become as much a part
of the bathing scene as the bright
umbrellas that dot the beach. And
they've been as hard to find the past
couple of years as good beach
within bus distance of Washing
ton. The reason women love
them is that terry cloth is all but
indestructible and can be used as a
beach mat" when it's not being
worn. Out of season, it makes an
excellent shower coat-as though
you hadn't thought of that angle
yourself! This particular treasure
is a knee-length robe with waist
defining belt, tailored collar and
three-quarter sleeves. Two big
pockets, too, for carrying gear. In
glorious sun yellow and white, both
Of which wash beautifully. SOME
women send them to the laundry
with nary worry about their well
fare.
X X 4
SOFT PEDALS-To go with sum-
mer's pastel housecoats, you couldn't
buy anything prettier or more femi-
nine than real leather scuffs. These
are butter-soft capeskin wedged
affairs that have pretty stitched de-
tail over the instep. In bright red,
they'd do beautifully with white or
highlighting a black and white or
navy and white print But in paStel
Evening star., 1945-06-22

ensemble. Our sleuthing has un-
covered two little hats of summers
favorite butcher linen" that could
aid you in such teamwork. One is
classic little cloche with sectioned
crown and smart stitched brim-
this for the girls who wear their
hair down. For those who are more
sophisticated and sweep their locks
up, there's bumper beret that can
either sit over one eye or set straight
on top of your noggin. The colors
are lush-coral, aqua, maize, lime,
beige, brown, black, navy blue-and,
for those who want a general 60
with-everything chapeau, there's
snowy white, too.
4 + X 4
SMART FASHION AFOOT-The
playshoe's the thing-when it comes
to summer comfort and to saving
the life of your precious rationed
numbers. These particular beauties
have the nice bare look that's the
keynote to 1945 beach styles. Ac-
tually, they're not much more
than couple of broad straps that
sWathe the instep and set you up
on red and white checked platform
soles. Bright red only-to spark al
most all the playclothes in your
Wardrobe-with red cord running
through eyelets to hold the shoe on.
Two widths on these-in half sizes
from 3h to 9.
Evening star., 1945-06-22
By EveIyn Hayes

pink and baby blue, there's an inde-
scribable softness and femininity
about them that is utterly appeal
ing. Brides will want a pair for
their trousseaus-and for girls who
travel they're ideal because they're
SO fiat and packable. Sizes to 8!
X X X X
A SKIRT THAT'S HEP!-The
smartest teen-agers have learned
that a good dark cotton skirt goes
a long way toward making a sum-
mer wardrobe. With a simple little
blouse, the team is fine for going
to town or going out with the girls.
Add a dressy blouse and you have
date bait! Such is a cool cotton
poplin skirt we've just discovered.
It's a dirndl effect with restrained
ruffle describing an apron-most ef-
fective in black or wonderful dark
shade of brown. The trick is to re-
peat the color of the skirt in a tiny
bow worn at the neck of the blouse
and also to hide it from mother
and big sister if they're built on
small lines. In teen-age sizes 10
to 16.
GOOD HEADWORK-W always
like the idea of having a hat match
your costume. 1t adds dollars and
dollars to the look of almost any
Evening star., 1945-06-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Dorothy Dix Says

| The next thing for you to do is
to try to straighten out your tan
gled acts. Begin by not only telling
your present husband the entire
story of your life, but by going to
your first husbands family and
telling it to them and showing
them your marriage certificate.
That will prove to both parties that
you acted in good faith and that
you really believed that you were a
widow and free to marry again.
Also, it will lift load off of your
mind and heart, because there is
no other burden that can lie SO
heavy on us as a secret that we
fear will be discovered.
Then I think you should consult
q lawyer to find out your legal
status and whether your second
marriage is valid or not, inasmuch
as it was contracted while your first
husband was still alive, although
you believed him to be dead. Then
what happens is on the knees of the
gods, for not one can foretell what
attitude the two men are going
to take toward you.
But your sad case should be a
warning to other women not to
contract second marriages on the
mere supposition that their hus-
bands are dead because they have
not heard from them, or because
they have been reported missing.
They should, at least, wait until
they have had the authoritative
announcement from the War De-
partment.
Evening star., 1945-06-22
HELP MEN,
OUNTAN1--salar,. $4,000. state ex-

ACC0UNTAN1-5Ssalar,. $4,000. state ex-
ssss1Ss Re- 9SK sta5 position with
excellent postwar prospects and oppoT-
tunity for advancemsnt; good starting sal
sTsmp se0rdg5 f fRy pXRh ys1sTh or SO Sa
st. ne. NE. 1900. ' w "
ACCOUNTANT to act as Assistant Con-
troiler; must have experience on standard
educational background, Tor manufactur-
Northwestern Pennsyivania; excellent iGOD post
bkva ERH a5d SaGE sIa
sSfzsdx sSSvsS sSse n fs $ S5 an
ASSISTANT restaurant managers, large
Eastern chain will train. no experience
necessary, permanent position, now and
education, starting salary, So, 400 yearly
plus bonus: excellent opportunity for rapid
sad ass Box s45E EePs ssar give
APPRENTICE for weekly newspaper and
commercial printing plant. 297O Mills
APPRESr1cEs, helpers and installers
burglar alarms and fire-alarm equipment:
pleasant work. established company: ex-
sn Dosons for
CO. 1896. il no answer, call DI. 1907 day
ASSISTANT MANAGERS, white; must be
salary, excellent working conditions and
81 sfEanseRdns sHa ARRls
AssisFEAsr Assii T n n NIGHT Il AUDITOR, National
preferred. but not essential Good salary
oof e i.aa accountns AnPy omen Ho
Stock q eLEak sass fer s1
tire firm; requirements are high school
education, good physical condition and a
Mk or MR MoRaAR s
2011 M st. NV.
or admission to bar; corp. enterprise; pre-.
pare patent applications, reissues; analyze
infringements, submit data for prosecution;
e d @s
IDEAS for development staf; help prepare
var war: Write M EDUCATION. expce.. send photo
(Not returnable). Box Ws-7322. 113W42,
AUTo BODY MAN-we will contract to a
reliable and eficient body and fender man
our metal work on, a contract basis: shop
fully equipped with tools and necessary
sU4o soDY fS1 %Aa sIs postwar
with Chevrolet dealer: average earnings
Pef MTh Gfs o WIZ 7gs psy
suddith, SUD NJ oE. EoSS SOS. ai'sf Pm 'Si MI
AUTO BODY MEN. mechanics, painters
Ing conditions; 5 days en-
aSqo a6GySa fys aE o1ea position
excel: pay; 5ia-day. 44-hr. wk.: time and
a half overtime: yearly bonus and vaca-
Shs MA ma 1I' Il w fssfaSs isth
AUTO AZ 0Sf MEeaxNfe iHS ss man,
repairing company trucks; steady employ.
worker for maintenance. division. Ills
AuToMoBME sS M aiMi q MEcHASIcs ; and helpers
Mckee service has always been the best
because we get the best linen mem absolute tor
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS - We have
| openings for men at top wages: excellent
postwar future; essential and critical in.
a1stFy ApIpy
AUTO be able to work
week to. start. Call. MR., LAuER, NE
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neW,car PRODUCTION. You are - assured i d si oi
substantial position nov and better in
ability can progress with Washineton's
stan now in an essential, critical work e
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AT4o sSbY NAN Ahn Dnf PANTER 4 good
wages. good hours. steady job. NAN
HAITIAN AUTO d RADIO CO., 17O6 7th
AUTO METALMEN. top wages, vacation:
good shop. MR.. BURTON. RE. 2727. 27'
Evening star., 1945-06-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WE ARE WILLING TO PAY the price to
get fairly modern home in good resi-
Dental or suburban neishborhood. we
and will pay up to $4,000, all cash. Re-
plies confidential. No brokers' fees. Box
We URGENTLY NEED A BUNGALOW in
the Silver Spring or Bethesda areas and
will pay full market value, all cash. Box
CAS- GAS WATER ni1 HEATERS, 20, 80, 40 GAL,
automatic: no cash needed: small monthly
PAYMENTS: immediate Installation. b. a.
STANSBURY. IL 5000.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted by my
self. JOHN r. CREMEN, Jr., 914 Evans
A SPECIAL MEETING of the stockholders
Of The Es,lsigh Hotel Co Of. q the Dis. rs.
directors to be held Thursday, July 18th.
1916. at the Raleigh Hotel, 18th st. and
Pennsylyania ave. NV, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
at 3 o'clock pm. to consider and act upon
q contract Of sale of the Raleigh Hotel
real estate. its furniture. fixtures and In
ventories. GEORGE E. HAMILTON, chair
man; EDWARD L. HIILYER, president;
MiAsITHEE; 81; HHLEARY q: HosKIN:
son, SAMUEL II. KAUFFMANN, ALFRED
G. NEAL. ALBERT w. HOWARD.
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