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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Paper PickupS
In 9 Districts

Waste paper pickup, have been
scheduled ln nine school districts
this week DO was announced Sat4r-
day
The Van DYKE and Ferry
schools VIII have p.CNups on Mon.
day and Tuesday
The schedule follows Van DEke
Chandler and MaryhsuSeu. Mon
dsy. Forry Van Dyke Marshall
Burroughs Howe and 81 CIal
TUESDAY; I crry and Go0dalc
Wednesday
FIckups viii be held a. the Hoi.
comb Scnool Feb 1s.5nd az 'hc
Newton School FEB .
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Married so Years

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Rosenzweig
of 2745 Cortland will celebrate
their golden wedding anniversary
Sunday. Feb. 4. They will hold
open house from 3 to 6 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Times Picture Catches
Attention Of Fighters

A pretty all A student at Cas-
Tech exploded the-theory that
girls can't be smart and sharp
-tee.-wAeH- she received a letter
from the boys In the "C' Battery
of the Twelfth Marines overseas
asking her 10 be their pinup girl
The girl is Rose Ramsay, l6
whose picture appeared in The
Detroit Times Dec ), when, as ar
honor student in the tweiftf
grade, she competed Tor tht
Hearst History Awards.
CHOSEN AFTER SEARCH
I'VE have chosen you as the
girl with whom we would like
most 10 stand watch with"
wrote the boys who had seen
her picture in the paper. For
sometime now, We have been
seeking a pinup girl and YOU
meet our qualifications"
Those boys must nee
glasses" Rose asserted mod
estly, II know loads OF prettier
girls.
However. this isn't the first
communication I've received
since the picture appeared. A
soldier at Percy Jones Hospital
sent me a Christmas card, In
PRODUCING himself. and we've
been corresponding ever since.
TELEPHONES HER
"He even telephOned me the
other night, and that was bad.
My boy friend was here, and
he's getting a little tired Of the
whole thing.
But I've been writing 10 Is
servicemen up TO now, and I'll
be glad to add a few more TO
my list"
And she did-all of those &C"
marines.
Rose is majoring in music and
plays the piano. harp, clarinet,
basson and cello. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David
A. Ramsay, 237SS Taylor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
REGISTER l6-Year-OIds

LONDON, Jan. p QNS)-
British labor exchanges today
registered 16-ycar-old boys and
girls for national service,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

those recurring attacks Of ma
laria and then he would act
queer.
JUST SAT IN CORNER
"H9 would do nothing but sit
In tic Corner. He wouldn't talk
ia reH and II YOU talked 10 him
or made any noise he would
jump up and 20 half crazy. He
liked girls. hut was afraid To go
with one steady because he said
he could never marry. The ma
laria would keep coming back.
He didn't drink. lie didn't dare
60, because oi his condition.
mitchell" she added. refer
ring TO Lodl.uskJ "iS the worse
physical shape than Arthur"
Arthur's father. Paul, 56. is a
war worker az the Ford plant
His mother I> dead. Mitchell ,
father is 4 lanitor al the Pill
sudsk School in Hamtramck. lie
has a brother. Frank, 20. who was
discharged from the army because
Of an injury several months ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Liquor Fate
Up TO- 7 Men
Probers 10 Decide
Future in Michigan
By AL KAUFMAN

LANSING. Jan. 27--Goy Kelly
and members Of the Liquor Con-
trol Commission admitted today
that Michicans future In the
mulr-mlaou dollar whisky busi-
ness rested upon an impending re-
port OF TWO state officials.
The statement was made after
the return Of Clarence W, Locke.
deputy state revenue department
commissioner, and Charles a. Par
r.sh. chief commission enforce
ment officer who spent three
weeks visiting SIX states employ
ing the open and monopoly
hQuor systems.
GOVERNOR WAITS
They covered New York. Penn
sylpsnia. New Jersey Ohio. In
diana and Illinois Locke studied
bushes and distribution systems
while Parrish inveStigSted en-
fefeenaent measures in each state.
Asserting that he had refrsined
from stating hts personal views on
Miehieafts lsaaef system Until "aii
the evidence was in" the gov
ernor said:
These men were assigned TO
get a true picture OF both sys-
tens, regardless OF what effect
IL may have upon Michigan.
tIf their recommendations
point 10 n change, then we will
proceed in that direction.
Copies of their report will be
submitted not only to the press
but to every member OF the
Legislature, as we'll"
DEPENDS ON SURVEY
Legislation has already been in
troduced in the House TO make
Michigan an open" state. The bill
is sponsored by Mrs. Dora II.
Stockman (R) Of East Lansing
and has been endorsed by 10 other
House members.
How much support il will re-
ceive, however, depends upon re-
suits OF the survey, John P
A8FeHI. EfdHor Control Commits
sion chairman, said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
A PHONE FAMILY

One son. Sgt. Charles w. Fritz,
on military leave from Michigan
Bell. is home on furlough after
three years In New Guinea; an
other son, Elmer NJ. is a repair
man fer the company here, and q
nephew, Joseph is a Detroit in
staller. A daughter, Mrs. Fern
O'Rourke, is the wife Of a Detroit
employe of Western Electric, sup
plier for Michigan Bell,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Fairgrounds Grow
Under Jeffries
increase in Parks Area
Cited in Reply TO JAW

Asserting that Mayor Jeffries
has contributed more to public
recreation than any previous
mayor. the department of parks
and recreation struck back Sat-
urday at r. J. Thomas, UAW-CIO
president, for his recent attack on
the city administration.
John J. ConSidine, department
superintendent, declared that the
record shows that acquisition of
land for park and playground
purposes has increased under the
direction of Mayor Jeffries by
greater percentage than during
any corresponding period OF time
in the history of Detroit" b"
CITES PREVIOUS RECORDS
Amount OF the present acreage
for such use is 5 per cent OF the
total area of the city. he said,
while the total appropriation for
recreational leadership for the
present fiscal year is two and a
half times what II was prior TO
the time Jeffries took office.
He cited the additional appro-
priation OF $4,000 last fall TO
combat juvenile delinquency and
the present sum OF S62l ,37S being
held for expansion Of recreauonal
facilities when wartime restriC-
tons are relaxed.
TELLS OF PROGRAM
Considine. who has been Tecrea-
tion executive for 20 years under
q number Of mayors, said six new
Fairgrounds have been established
In conCeSted areas IN The last
three years and that an extensive
recreation program is being de-
veloped and now include plans for
many community centers and
outdoor swimming pools.
Thomas attacked the JeffTieS
administration In a speech before
the UAW-CIO executive board az
New Orleans He charged that
Detroit had the worst situation
Of any city OF It's size in America
in regard 10 its recreatonal facil-
tiles. lack Of a good housing pro-
gram and adequate public schools
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
MerqenthaIer Lost

RYE, n. Y, Jan. 27 (INS)--Pvt.
George Ottmar Mergenthaler, "a.
grandson of the inventor Of the
Linotype, was reported missing in
action in Luxembourg, his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman c. Mergen-
thaler of Rye, disclosed today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
PLANS NEW CAREER

Fritz is a former vice presi-
dent of the Michigan Chapter,
Telephone Pioneers OF America,
He plans 10 keep active by start
ing in the real estate field
Others in the family will carry
on with the telephone company
for Fritz. A brother, Edward, for
mer chief accountant for MiChi-
gan Bell. is general auditor for the
Wisconsin Telephone Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

A new problem which will be
intensified when the wars mental
casualties return 10 civil life IN
numbers confronted police who
Saturday held two battle broken
marines on a charge of burglary.
They are eN-Cpl. Mitchell +.
Lodzinskl. p. ol3l52 Belmont aHd
former Pic Arthur r. Dawidowicz
p. Of 1916 Ycmans, both Ham
TamcR
They were arrested early Friday
while burElarlzIng the Packard
Bar AZ JS5s Mt. Elliott. When
stopped AZ the door they had
eight cartons OF cigarets and
Sl.5UU in cash.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Wallace Hit
By MCKeNdr
Ex-Vice Presidents S
Record Assailed

WASHINGTON, Jan. n (INS)
Senator Mcclellan CD of Ten
ncssee denounced Henry A. Wal
lace today as the Senate prepared
for a showdown next week on
President Roosevelt's nomination
of the former vice president TO
be secretary Of commerce.
In letter to r. H. Route,
CIO leader in Memphis, McKellar
called Wallace misguided and
impractical man." deplored his
sorry record" and branded him
as a failure In his private af-
fairs, in politics, as a former
secretary of agriculture and as
vice president.
WHOLLY UNFITTED'
McKellar, who is president pro
tempore OF the Senate, declared
that he would vote against Wal
lace. despite Congress action on
the George bill TO separate gov
ernment lending agencies from the
commerce department. because /
believe he is wholly untitled" 10
head the business agency.
Route had written TO Mcclellan
-ceHteHdiHR that confirmation of
Wallace was essential TO pros
perity and permanent peace.
McKellar. in reply. declared
that Wallace had "dissipated," in
a short time the private fortune
left him by his father and cited
the destruction of "6,0O0,000 pigs"
and 100000 brood sows' as
examples of Wallace being a
"lamentable failure as secretary
of agriculture.
LEFT UNCoMPLIMENTED
He said that Wallace never
learned anything about the Senate
or its rules as vice president "and
went out of the Senate the other
day without a word being spoken
by any senator complimenting
him on his work in the Senate"
The Tennessee senator's letter
was made public as Wallace op-
ponents, sensing a clean-cut VIC
tory. rode forward with plans for
a quick showdown in the Senate
next week on his nomination.
The stage will he set for action
Tuesday, when Senator Bailey
Id OF North Carolina, chairman
OF the commerce committee. files
an unfavorable committee report
on the -Wafiarc- nomination and q
favorable report on the George
lending agency separation bill as
the result OF committee votes
taken yesterday. The upper
chamber was IN recess today until
Monday
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

The inference was left that
Green Hackworth legal advisor
10 the secretary OF state. did not
fully support Pell in his insistence
that the Nazts should be tried for
crimes against German Jews as
well as acts OF war against other
countries.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

Order the United States War
Savings stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. Hell de-
liver them 30 your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
SUBJECT TO HYsTERIA

Prank explained that his
brother IS subject 90 the same
noise phobia As Arthur. Like
Arthur he SAID, any sharp noise
makes him hystCrcial. He does
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

Order the United States War
Savings stamps from your De-
trolt Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Fears Hitler
Whitewdsh
u. S. War Crimes
Envoy Hits State Dept.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27 QNS)
The question OF whether tech
niCahteS of international law
shall be- allowed 10 save Hitler
from the gallows was opened up
today IN a statement by Herbert
Pcll. l.. 5. member Of the United
Nations war crimes commission.
Following official disclosure
that he would not be sent back
TO London Pell said
"SOme people seem 90 think
that what the Germans do TO
their own citizens is their own
affair. l don't think so. I think
It's crime against humanity
and should he punished.
The state departments atti-
tudc in tho matter was revealed
when Acting Secretary
of State Grew said Pell would
not be sent back 10 London be-
cause Congress had failed 10 APP
funds for his salary and
expenses.
Pell countered with the state
ment that he had offered 10 go
for nothing bat this was opposed
by the state department as IL
legal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
SUFFERING PSYCHoSIS

ahIl hey wanted they said was
$50 90 gCt 10 Florida where they
might End relief from the tortur-
,rE var-pSyChosiS they brought
back from Guadalcanal
arthur s. sister. Virginia, "a, said
Dc was complete physical
wreck when be- came home from
tte ho-g'tsT last July There are
.eveH IG tno family including two
tfiIl Dbl Tho ,ruIrt.
"He tried 10 get Job" She
SAID but couldn't keep one be
cause he would say, the noise
drives me batty, He would get
Evening star., 1945-05-23
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

FLOOR SERVICE, nothing out the pest;
!ayinG. sandlng hnishinE, cleaning: par
NO coNTRAcToEs.u uif iNc n'Snsi isi2 EhooR WfseoR
GENERAL "6oNTRSacroR, building con,
Shingle roofs, asbestos wall siding, lnsua-
e0H SFWTIf' SSfFRSTTstf' pa paa''gs 5ss2 Estimates free
JOHNS -MANvILLE roofing. siding. irsula.
GATES CoNTRAcTING co. OF. 200. '"'
basement rooms finished. porches tnclosed
concrete work plumbing, decorating.
house repairs Get our free ' estimate isi e
Small monthly payments TABOR'S HOME
RENoHAT1NG CO. 1920 Irving St NV
MoDERNIZE YOUR HOME - Porches IN
c4osed' recreation rooms built. att1cs fn-
!shed: concrete and brick work. painting
srTanged s4Th Get DTRf gaE tTfe Terms
PLANS NfSSfSiPfi AND FERMfTs rs FuRH1sHEp-Gen I2Rl
era! .contr., remodellng, retaining walls
aadGiti0nS.r tons I inelosing porches, etc. JOE
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL fNsTAL.
LATIoN CO. 5502 Wis ave. WI. 1900
eP1s Sesrs sf3Gf shGU1TY HoMF
IIMtRovEMENT co. GeoTeia 11os-i IS
Msmoes 'fnb n,1v,1. ) m Home IMPROVEMENT Guild
n yIRGINIA-7csn PATTERSON -GARDl-
NER CORP, Hobart f120. Johns Man
vile roofing. siding insulation; storm win
d4wS' Sc screens; heatlng, remodeling Terms
p9oyements Rootine and siding; screen
". D TAYLOR. 81. O942. evenings
GaRn1AsP MASHiSGPeN CGep M Cal PATTERSON 1T
vile roofing siding, insulation; storm win,
dows screens. heating. remodeline Terms
RiEEMoDELING. Re painting and papering. Nc
payments. SYMONDS BROS. gen. con.
tTssSStors; sS6 -, Taylor 1857, ia, s469.
Boy lead and oil paint: inside and outside
penter work. NO F5Ss.
ASPHALT DRIyEWAYs. walks and park.
ing lots: free estimates. Glebe 5949 '28'
PLUMBING and heating: equipped to han,
Gle any size repair or remodeling Job
Call US for estimates. DAY BROS. ENGI.
NEERING NG CO., INC. 1400 Spring I'd. NV
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. hagstont
porches and walks, chimney freplaces. F
Mi1A1RCUCC1o, Route 4, Horners lane, Rock.
SPRACRETE-GUN APPLY. waterproofs
and decorateS exterior and interior walls
For estimates MA 1890
Evening star., 1945-05-23
PERSONAL fcont.)

WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Mayfower
FheGoens home bdne nor R REentiemen only hotels
ssHn49SFs1 =. iRamR2s E2sHrn haa 9ss. hos
MONTE r., VITA RANCH CAMP i'e, where you,
rifiery; qualified staff: good food conv.
gTqups z55-15), Provides health safety sss
Az: ALExAsDRIA a COLE and tennis fans on.
oriiOege ori01,g eards assuring you payina
andr,a Golf and Country Club Enrollmen,
now now 81 and 81 each month (piuS dails
ffssn Pho6e AZ ifeS1 s, ,a1 l'-minute bus schedule
i. Or =, = " @ Johnson. dentist False teeth
HoSE MfSSsTs sfE ss 4ss ssso ask for Mis-.
Wrlg''t. If YOU are in need of a loan up te
$500 on your sienature
FALLS FALL CHURCH DAY NURsERY-children
tgTther particulars: Fails Church 1910 "a
12-month program of school, summer
FRENCH LEssoNS-New Army method
rapid, practical; private tutor: So an hour
/, coIRT @ 5io4 s'sf"I ST. NV NfSt North DAS Sss5
RIDERS wANTED-vic. 1st and Webster
" a6 no eFaFss rA Blfgs 1877 s
DANCE Q4atin AmericanD for friends of OF
persons introduced to Pro Americas So
clety. Enjoy refined party, glee-inspiring
pglaue pg Reseryations. Single, 81; couple,
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confldence, freedom from self
SLIP COVERS to sew Sc 0pt at home H1 and and all
KINDS Of seamStreSS work. DE. 5000
Evening star., 1945-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDIOES, any size or description
highest cash prices. Call MR.. FARREN
ADDING MACHs,, typewriters, calculators
offlce equipt., all kinds: top price paid
Eyes; and Sun, co. 1926; week, DI. 1872
ADDING MACHINES and typewriter,
b0Ia b0Hght' top PEsss ssss rePalrs9 agiekly r.
CORP, Bond Bldg. 14th and N Y, ave
AIR-CONDITIONING UNITS - viii pay
fair cash price. as is and where is BISHOP
EQuIPMENT Co. OR. 36s7.
ANT!oUES--All kinds Of jewelry, diamonds
watches. silverware. We pay highest casi
PRICES. Est 1925. PALACE GIFT sHoP
525 9th st. NV. 23s
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture
contents OF apis. or houses. at once: We dc
BEDROOM FURNITURE, living room
pieces, dining room set. rugs pictures
brio a brac, antiques and good china
wanted at once. win buy any amount
Please call today Mr.; GRADY, Ma. 262O
BEDROOM SUITES, Office furniture, dinine
an and living room suites, elec.. refrigerato
BICYCLE I've whssl bss for boy 8, in good
CAMERA. Leiea @ iIn<Bfa liEBf or contax NH =.
by Army officer. Alexandria 6206. "a
Evening star., 1945-05-23
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED girl wants 5 days work weekly:
p and carfare; personal Laundry. HO
pays WORK or part time. every day
GIRL, 90 colored. wants days work as
laundress, IS and carfare. Call after 5
Pm; DU. s994., No Maryland calls
GIRL wants gh.w. or days work, 5I5-
day week; excellent reference. MI 0a92.
GIRL colored, wants g.h.w. with employed
couple or family. 207 K st. ne.
GIRL. colored, wishes care for J-year-old
child for employed mother hours $50 to
80. TR. 4190.
GIRL, colored, wants ghw.. part time, s
Gays: Call between and l pm. DI. 1865
MAID, colored, wishes part-time work
cleaning small apartment. 5-day week;
REFINED, white, Christian mother, with
daughter 6 years old, desires housework
for employed couple any kind of work
where can keep daughter with me; live
WOMAN, elderly colored, wants Job plain
COOK, light housekeeping; live in. Can
pc 1nteryieTed 9l0 N st: NV. any time
Can tor CARRIE SULLIVAN.
WOMAN, reliable. colored, wishes morn
lngs work part time, regular, 10-2, five
Gays. NO. 1879.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work or
part Tune. have good reference ME- 6053
Evening star., 1945-05-23
HELP DOMESTIC.

CAPABLE COOK and general house.
worker; small family; live in. lovely up.
stairs room and bath; pleasant surround
tngs; 500 mo. OR. 1856
CHAMBERMAID, colored, experienced; :: &c
q m. to 80 p m. DE. 979S.
CHILD'S NURSE, temporary, for 1s-mo..
old girl; other help kept; to 4 wkS. o1
June at seashore. GL. 594o, call morn
CHILDREN's NURSE, live in; light house
work, employed parents; permanent posi-
ton. excellent salary. 81. 1856.
COOK, experienced: light housework; live
IN; 500 mo-; references. Emerson 4397
COOK, with references, for adult family of
four, IN suburbs, on busline; must stay
nights: $50 per week salary. Call MRS
DOOL1TTLE, DI, 1910.
CooK-general houseworker, no laundry;
hours 1890 to $50, 6-day week; Wesley
Heights; $50 week and carfare; refer
ences. EN-. 0963.
COOK, general houseworker, live in; SAL
sry open; small tarlily Ordway 4S1l.
COOK G.H.W., exp, for apt: ref: Bendi,
machine. live in or stay nights: S25 week
other help employed. OR. 1884
COOK-L.H:W., exp; ref, health card
l school child and infant; 512 days; SOS
Sk;: i've In; -6s1d paid vacation. 62o2 18th ST.
CooK-G.H,w., S22.5o week; small 4.
room apartment; transportation to door:
53o 55oo Gays Eyt reference se and health card. CHI
CooK-G.H.W, light laundry; live In se7
sured SsSe exPeFlenesd oR 04 good references re-
Evening star., 1945-05-23
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
psaiIsd sdrsa o. quickly; factory-trained MECHANICS,
E oaffass M P9Eihsisd oRP Pause Bond Re Bld2 ss2s
gays. BERT GABBARp CO, IeDS ID foi dri, g se3
APPIIhNtEs, wan Washne ane machines HIM refrisera
tiSR; aWN,Ns Sa;sour service Ii 632s. 20.
ns nes nasS esnEss HssvS Ihss foss Ten
UappESTnRs yas isps,FIns PRocTER Prs Co. Ex 97o7
ing, roofing, insulation, asbestos siding;
says e NJ 20. ,,.E in May and June CH. s45S
BooHER &, AINs1 ORTIZ. D1. 012e.
CARPENTRY general remodeling, fences,
SseTesning; SnS lG fooFs, sSf freproofns, etc GOOD
CLEANING Of upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary process;
sensational results guaranteed work done
cRTIFY q GTIE own No home nns For estimates call MR.
DECop AToRs. painting, floor sanding; /;
personal service. HI. 1657-J. Cal day or
ELECTRICIANS II Light. heat and power:
N motor repairs. plugs and fixtures Installed;
EfEcTR1cAE faSs sslEice coNfRAcTNG ri 1Hs electric G
wiring neT s and old houses and BUILDING
aRSa sSuHa Co. sSfSfms bG i5s5 Free esf-
ELECTRICAL TROUBLE? Immediate sery-
Siae lcf Repairs and new installations Z, . DI.
ELECTRIC WIRING fixtures extra out
!stS, repairs: old houses specialty. REGAL,
FL9ok tH9 70 sANpING ~ Ma eAARk RoAD Hous-
FLOORS - Laying, sanding, finishing,
eieanlng' Seg waxing. IA. 1928, E. M. PETER
FLOOR SANDING and finishing, good
ToIk; gpNIr reasonable; Hillside 1871.
nrepplaces; n p6 S concrete work, etc. RINALD1
GENERAL CONTRACTING, repairs and re-
modelling of all kinds by experienced work
man. SH. 61a3. GE. 7244.
HEATING, boilers and systems repaired
or replaced by trained, efficient mechanics; !;
Tree estimates on added radiation or re-
Go;;, INC; 400 Spring road NV. Ab. iisS.
KEM-!TONE PAINTING-Let us Kem- Tone
your home. Work done in Maryland, Vir-
ginia and D. c. area. AT. 7536.
pairs. - THE National PAINT SHOP,
1722 Wis. ave. NO 09S7.
PAINTING. decorating, roof repairs home
repairs; rep white mechanics; york guaranteed.
PAINTING and carpentry Complete CON-
struct1on xervice. Free estimates. Your
satisfactt& our goal. SAUTER GIN
Evening star., 1945-05-23
SITUATIONS MEk.

ACCOUNTANT. general records financial,
tax. reports, records kept in clients Office
wkly., mthlv. basis; expert. AID. O7G2 30
ACCOUNTANT-TaX reports. opening and
auditing new books, diversified experience
weekly or monthly. RA 1913. 20"
ADDING AND CALCULATING machine OPP
orator, experienced on several makes. sta
tlstlcal and Bookkeeping training. DI. 27n4
BOOKKEEPING, part time. audits made
and statements prepared by old expert
enced accountant. Box 43-A Star 21'
COLLEGE STUDENT. colored desires
summer work. DE. 33+T-
DISCHARGED NAVAL OFFICER, "a with
college training. desires position with ma
tlonal concern IN personnel work or sell
lnG, must be permanent and provide op-
pOrtunlty for advancement: no get rich
quick offers considered Write Box 97-A,
Star -.
GARDENER CARETAKER. experienced;
1--we IN: references. 1914 North Pierce ST.,
JAPANESE- american STUDENT wishes
position in private family as schoolboy or
maids helper in compensation for room
and board Box 161-A, Star "a"
MAN. refined. married, over 60 would like
position as tanltor in apt. house where
good living quarters are available, steady
reliable and sober. Address I. R. BUTLER,
1926 Park I'd. NV, AID. 6533 after 6 m.
MAN; MA; eolored:, wishes work as houseman
MAN, colored seeks Job as valet or COM
panlon 10 young or mlddle-aged man.
free TO traye! Box 1904, Star.
Evening star., 1945-05-23
MOTOR TRAVEL.

THREE WANT RIDE to Los Angeles or in
termediate point tas New Orleans or Dali
lasl on June 8 or 9. Will share and drive
Ref. JACKLIN AD 1887. 80.
OFFICERS wife driving to California
about June L; desires 2 women passengers;
refs eXch. Ft Belvoir, Ext. 1920. 24%
MAN, WIFE AND BABY want ride vicinity
Kansas City; leaving June II. viii pay
SERVICEMAN driving to Pittsburgh or
vicinity May %. Any one interested? !?
Call Glebe 0903 after pm PAS
FLYING TO CHICAGO and West Coast,
leave 25th.~ take | share exp SO am.
or SO pm, ME. 6775. BULLARD. a.
DRIVING TO BIRMINGHAM Friday or
Saturday, room for >. late-modeI car;
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