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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-03
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always Do around. Alwayal"
 She wanted Co cry then.
 "Eat your lunch" he comm4nae cd, practically. T think you need 1t. You're jlttery."
 T do need it. But I'm eeanE away" She suddenly squeNsaa his hand. "A million thanks. 4ey friend. And goodbyp
 She got up abruptly and Ntft him, paying both cheeks at tne desk. fIe thought he understeQa why; her eyes had gone ml1lY again. He didn't try to follow her CHE went immediately to find EE. O Hale at state police hoaQquay- ters, but both he and Miss Sofmi had gone. Tn Q taxi again, then, she raced back out to the laboratory.
 She had no idea what to expect next but she knew she had Co cosi- tinue her rather desperate, auaa- cious action. Bob, of course, had told Leana Sorml about Carolyn's outwittipg the train robbers.
 "Shell know I'm wise co her even if Bob lsn'tw Carolyn half whispered, to herself. "At least she'll suspect plenty and Do scared. And-she'll fight back somehowl"
 The indeflniteness of that rea- sonlng was itself enough to cause alarm. She couldn't quite decide what to expect of Leana Sorml, Maybe, she told herself once, she was imagining all this; maybe Leana was honest and not he volved in treachery ct all. But something deep in Carolyn re- beiled at that Idea, N
 She kept her taxi waiting while she located Bob in his ofilce. "Carolynl I was wondering where you"
 "oet your hat ct onoeI" she ordered, And coat, Have you any moneyp"
 He looked ct her with fresh sur. prise, but he stood ln awe Of Caro- lyn Tyler now. He didn't question her ct all. He had . few. hundred dollars ia small oiiice safe, and got that. They departed in her taxi without speaking to anyone.
 Presently, he sat back and smiled ct her. His old, beloved tone of teasing suddenly re.ap- peared, tho first hint of personal feeling toward her he had shown in days, Carolyn's heart ieaped. "ff 1t wouldn't be presumptuous, miss, I'd Ike to know what brew you are brewing now"
 You will" she flashed back.
 She led him meekly from the taxi to tho plane when they reached the airport. Her hired pilot came out, saluted gOnlaily. She inotioned him to his seat and In c moment he had the motor roaring. 7T
 Whats oil thisP" Bob wanted 10 know. But he saw that she was Still eager and smiling. Am [ supposed to take c sky rider"
 Look in there," sho pointed, Tn that box, Bob, Is your precious substance. l have had 1t trans- Ierred out here"
 He was abruptly serious aRaA. 10 went Inside to touch the box, But, Carolyn-l"
 They had to shout above the motors roar. Somebody had closed Inc cabin door, and Bob sew heF iisnai to the pilot. The roaring multiplied. The ship quivered, bo. yan to roll.
 Bob's chin dropped. IEo was stopped over in the iows 'eilingcd cabin there. and hA grip. ,ed the back of c seat.
 Carolyn smiled again reassurlng- y Sorry, Bob, but just take 10 'aSy. The pilots mine. hired him md he Is doing only what ! order. al"
 But"
 sit downl" she shouted, happily his time. Tt just had to Do this Vay We are going to ArlSonal"
 (T0 10 COntlnusdl
 Over 800 tons of Foaa hina are ha.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-03
Tall Tower
 Topics
BY THE MAN N THE TOWER
,ood Evening.
GATHERING OF THE CLANS

Al the clans getting together For business on hand regardless of weather. ., Meetings scheduled promptly at eight If some are not. there the meeting does not wait, All the clars are planning business, So many events make quite dizziness.
 Committees frozen
 The special ones are chosen. The Autumn calendar keeps everyone going Typing or cooking, entertaining or sewing, All the clans are busy with details, Bridge playing, teas and questions of retails. Officers are named boards selected New slates chosen reelected,
 Committees picked
 Everyones trcked Because all the clans getting together D For business hand regardless of weather
 FEM EN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-03

In one-half of the prophecies the "bOys about
 town" are making come true, Waterburians won't
 know their old favOrteS among the present cast of
 finest and braveSt The statisCians at work They
 have all figured out Some 25 members of the police department seeking retirement. number while not demanding immediate action will be glad to 'en- certain any request from the commissioners that they accept pension. After January l the years of re- qured service increase and the pay allowance for credited with 30 continuous years of service also climbs toward the stratOSphere And in the fire department about 20 want to hear the Hast beF
 while they are in fairly good health Usually the boys get the Hast bell on that cemeteryb0und trip So folks 1t isn't the weather the change in time that has affected the writer but when realizes the pain
 fully slow way the fire and police boards are naming members 1t really just doesn't add up that they are going to sit silently by and see some 30 or 40 flremen and policemen call 1t quits. However the
 law says of the boys most of them in fact, are within their rights and they may retire If their service record meets requirement. And to think just a few short years ago the writer knew every active fireman and policeman by his first name and Moore, the End and Srd and Dodds and 3, etc., but now like Acting Superintendent Dan" Carson he needs an intrOduC. ton meeting some of the boys who have been sworn in during the excitement of "the duration" (almOst forgot that word) Before January some of the pre- GlctionS made slated to through. Place your bets boys, and we will waive the commission
 The Town Crer Tells New Britain which has always had busy downtown section which has to be negotiated travelling to adjacent towns Is planning an express highway which will connect from the Wilbur Cross Highway near the Newngton turnpike coming Into N B. on East Street. The plan calls for overhead con- structon The Durham Fair was on again this fall after threeyear It Is reported that 7000 people attended the twoday event This week marks the first of the burning of St. AnthonyS Church South street. Ltchfed The church of many years standing was burned to the ground the ruins still standing until the pastor can make arrangements for starting new edce
 Gardens in upper New England were hard hit by cold weather early this week. the coldes spot at Rum ford Me. Presque Isle also cold at 27 degrees Putnam Conn, also had low-ow of 27 degrees Many of our New England elms have the appearance of blight now WA ar QHah fhA ado again Fog equipment will be demonstrated In Ter. ryvlle soon in putting out oil fires.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-03

Native dancers of Tinor, East Indian island, are blindfolded and leap about barefooted on 6 board studded with poisoned spokes, where the slightest error would result in death
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-03
Rationing Regulations

(The ration board headquarters at ii0 West Main. street will Dc closed to the public oil day on Sat- urdays until further notice,)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-03
Your Health By Dr.. William Brady

Slgued lstteFs pertaining to per. sOnAl health and hygiene, not Co disease. dlagnOals Of lreatment wtD bo answered by ut. Brady ii . stamped self.uddressea envelope ls enclose letter. should be briei and written tn lnk No reply uan Do made Co queries not conform tns Co instructions Address tDs William Brady National Newp. paper Service s2O West Madison Street Chicago, Ill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-03
ToMoRRoW's MENU

BREAKFAST: Tomato and grapefruit juice, ready.to.eat corn cereal, oatmeal mullins, but. ter or fortified margarine, jelly, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Vegetable soup, Soya crackers, baked potato with coddlod egg, enriched bread, but- ter or fortified margarine, fruit. filled graham cracker sandwiches, tea, milk.
 DINNER; FricaSSee of chicken, steamed rice, snap beans. soft rolls, butter or fortified margar. inc, sliced tomatoes, orange bits layer cake, apple sauce, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-03
SUGAR

Sugar Stamp 3S is ValiG for pur. chase of five pounds of sugar until Dec g..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-03
RED FEATHER

Come veal, come voc,
 Whatever the weather, Now ig the time to Flauft . Red Feathcrl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-03
RENT CONTROL

All persons who rent housing ac- commentators Of any type tp rent controlled areas and nave nOf reg. isteTed, must register with 0PA area rent offices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-03

one. She says to brush bangs Up and make them disappear into c loosely furrowed wave,
 Her trick was to set the pin-curl ends of c bang so that when 1t was reversed they merged into the wave she wore in front of her hair.
 For another choice Of Q coif which will take care of this nuisance, cons sidcr the fiat-top. parted center front, For this type Of coif, bathe bangs lightly with lacquer after brushing them into the rest of your hair. This stiekum keeps unruly ends from bolting out Of line.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-03
FASHIONS ARE FUN
The dress of tho season
 Is Q eapelet pet, Studded with nallheads
 And made by SuSette.

age In the mails for those lads overseas Postmas. ter Babn has announced that packages bound for Japan, Burma and China should be shipped not later than this week. Transportation facilities to the West COas. have been taxed for time, and millions of packages will be sent westward between now and Christmas So If you want GI Joe to enjoy A Merry Christmas get down to the post office within the next few days
 Just as soon as chilly winds begin to blow, somehow the soft lights of the central "Y seem to glow friendler than ever and larger groups tf boys begin to con- gregate In the big lounge or scurry downstairs for game Of bowling or a workout in the gym, Scores of adults visit the friendly "" nightly This week marks the seasons opening of classes in effective speaking cabuary building and other subjects Frank Naka cafe teria manager plays host to hundreds during the week Monday night Frank and an efficient crew of workers served some 300 volunteer solicitors of the Con- muny Chest of Waterbury Inc It's community services are manifold, and If they are to be maintained during lO4O more than 5000 IS necessary for It's support When you give to the Community Chest this month part of your dollars will go to the "Y'-toWard making the un- one
 An Old Indian Custom The practice of setting aside territory for exclusive of Indians in this try was begun in Colonial days. Connecticut among
 e NsW England states saW t0 t that the Indian was lett unmoleSteG In exchange for good part of their hunting IaI6s and they would receive from the Gov ernent ntua allowances of clothing and provisions which would make up for the loss o. their hunting grounds Later this policy had to be changed and manner of speaking giving 1t back tO the Indian. In 104O there 32O,OOO native Red- skins. and when Columbus came in 1492 there S40OOO. The Indians were here frst-sO we owe them considerable respect which is probably good reason for Governor Baldwin prOclaimlng September 20 as "American Indian Day." he expresses 1t, "HOnOring
 great race which has left imprint for good on our character and on way of life."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-03
By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer

With V-J Day, most foods became more plentiful, However, sugar is not only still scarce, but will con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-03

Over 800 tons of rose hips gre 10. ing gathered in England for their syrup.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-03

Good Night.
Evening star., 1945-11-16
PERSONAL tcsns.)

MoREhs sTeg se..a RaEssaAsc @ s;s
. x so.s d sT rd.r so r.ss
ITO s.; n;v. Room 20. Tsisphons
yisfT EHsfr'ix; xs UNUSUAL HSG Gift and toy store,
g. 8. IIKENs. 5 wilson lane. Bethesda, ND.
ss tsTat!sSs. $S sss iss7 Good Hope I'd ID. Apt.
ExcHANGH GH'1 ROOM. pvt. bath; working
aSIasE :sR sSf iSsi EfsE after
2ad Hrsans rras SMY Y Hss en- sss
aSiasfsaHTokhs aiIH sH sat wzsHHD in
ming gowns. evening bags, belts, trimmings:
party dresses, theatrical costumes-aH oil
which contain rhinestones. Phone day or
night or write for representative to call on
you. HERMAN CO., Room 703 Albee B'ds..
18th and g sts; nv. v. ss,o RE-; sssl so'
to your home For prices phone sH. 1921
MsTnEMHTlds sysnnii ind ssndsssT SsTRuoroR would lk.
to tutor algebra, trig.. calculus and physics
MASON, Republic, 1884. IS.
sLIPCovERs professionally tailored; work
tifuily shampooed in your home. DI. 0122.
FOR 70 WORKING MoTHERs-win keep
$40 pm, ages 3 to B, days week, no
Saturdays or holidays: S17 week. Ii
2l01. T1S 18th st. sc. IT.
MEMS CLOTHING is hard to buy now and
with the increased demand 1t will get even
worse. We are now allowed to sell the
fine blue serge naval officers uniforms II
we remove the buttons: for civilian wear,
We have just received another hundred
suits and while they last come in and buy
one Civilian buttons and cuffed ready to
wear. This service we are rendering free
of charge. The suits are double-breasted
and made Of the finest all-wool 1907, blue
serge. all sizes. PARK CLOTHES. 1015 Sth
st. se. (any Navy Yard car stops at our
DOOR. store hours to pm. daily.
LEAVING TOWN? Will buy mems cloth
ing, luggage, cameras. jewelry. VIII call
Immediately. 1736 14th st. NV. HO.
YOUNG MAN, exchange light services for
room in influential home; top refs Write
F. WILLIAMS ] 736 r st. NV. 49,
FRENCH CONVERSATION LESS ONS
taught by natiuG highly cultured young
French woman. Thorough course in gram
mar. Partisan accent. Private tutor. Mich
igan $3.50
PARENTS Of soldiers stationed in Austria
Is your son in Innsbruck or Salzbura,
Austrian Please call MISS GRuNDL after
SLIP COVERS. DRAPERIEs. Co $500.
Bedspreads. use your fabric: 5-day del.
DAIGNEAULT DECORATORS
Evening star., 1945-11-16

SITUATIONS WOMEN,

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY. thorough
training, s years successful experience;
BOOKKEEPING, tax and audit service. Sa for
every type of business, Weekly and
RGsihE BGsfSEss ssry,ss WonASs sSs 2aR Star
sires position, p years exp. personnel.
state salary. BOX s64 r. Star. IS! w.
partment' psI' desires position. Box 2sa-R,
Ss,sasass Sys1AMs ~, STRETCHED gsa for holidays.
Travelled extensively, is capable taking
q State s'sss ksps so1
i'Ist 5IsrL.X ., ARTIST; free lance, wishes add
aas dssisn' oeSsn snoa .ssra. ls.
ISFs sSRT fSs so sHyns f1yISs specially MISS
GIRL, inteliieent. Ii colored. d. wishes ii hes w@orf. work
iafSsiE Or aaNAGEhkP ssIS ssS
public 1854. BOX 247-R, Star. is.
LADY. Government employee. desires Sat-
ggrday work, selling experience. Box 2s2-R.
inyalids: city only. co: ,s7s5.
ences. Box s54-R. star. ~ is.
8 or IL hour duty,
Invalid Or Or long case preferred; no mental
.Ishsi ssmilnSslid Case es D6 S0s5sS sssd
PRACTiCAL NURSE. colored. desires ma
ternity or convalescent cases. Call any
PRAcTic4I PA ri NURSE mot graduate, to car,
for chronic case. 6-S hours daily: pay &C.
cording to ability. Box 322-R. Star
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. graduate, de.
duty; ss. Ho a4as bet. 6:a0-7:$o pm,
good correspondent, desires part-time OF
iull-time emp. Good knowledge of rea
est, ms, managements, adv. and div
lines. Box 313-R, Star. or phone Ho
RECEPTIoNIsT-sECRETARY in physician.
9Gs seiiese sncp grpaduate; age 20 able t.
years experience in phychopathic hospital
and in physicians ONCE; willing to worl
daily until pm. but must have Monda,
and Friday MORNINGS free; salary Sl2t
9 g m month to start; Box 309-R. Star. 49,
bsF, 5sFy sJmplOyment extensiye sxperenee
SWEDISH. 32; references from British
Embassy; social secretary. housekeeper o.
goFernness; speaks English, Spanish
L Tunstall I'd, Scarsdale, N. Y.
TYPiST, 2 yrs exp, would like permanent
position in Silver Spring. 81, 0271. 10.
keeping in refined adult home: references
stay nights, 1882 E. Capitol st. IS'
YOUNG LADY desires permanent position
as receptionist-typist, preferably physi
clans or lawyers office. RA. 1885, 16s
Evening star., 1945-11-16
PERSONAL.

ROY DOWNS. your daughter is in Gallinger
Hospital; will need blood TRANSMISSION
Please so to see her. MYRTLE. Write
me to Fiat Rock, No. Carolina 1ss
modern day and boarding school for chill
dren fEem 70 IL years old. s4o1 Georgia
fHOTos OF YOUR BABY in your home;
25 different poses. S12.50. You will treas
ure these lovely natural pictures in your
child's own environment. For appointment
call HO. 1870 day or evening. 17'
PICTURES TAKEN for all occasions, any
time. day or night Call us for prices and
other details. EI.KAY PHOTOGRAPHERS,
''Krebs." co. 1892. IT.
FUR AND MATERIAL HATS made to order.
blockina. @ MIST MISS HEppY. aoos vosu. MimlIrs MilInerss
1923 14th st NV. co. 1897. Open eyes.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teache.
English, self-confdence, freedom from self
French conversation; pri-
sSsIsdS spETsIoT sSsRs1c2 n Iii sssSass'si @oedssrd
pSEssM4kER. seamstress.=MRs. wEAv-
Err. 207 Morgan st, NV, ME. 0452. Open
TELEPHONE SALESMAN wants use Of un-
limited dial phone. convenient to Benning
areA. Box 292-R-Star, 49,
eHONE ghEFnER $3.50. ASK for Misa
Nytfht y you are u nee6 & . loAE ~ 70
500 - you1 eenAtusA.
Evening star., 1945-11-16
HoMe IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

LIERALI0N AND REPAMING p Al
kinds. Carpentering. concrete, painting.
frss ,sUM ssttmitss M ssS prompt service call Mr.
iH1ERHi AnT1ERHirIoNs. sddisions tons ana S moderniz.-
ton. residential and commercial cons :rnc;-
Hn WEALTH soNsrsT4oa fS5sssssF' CO. eHMSSa an S
Sidusiity to Your rah home from % BASEMENT @ % 70
Wa 90 81
and other rooms, no9rins; In short any
thing in the way Of altering: improving OF oT
o sae Your bsdsat p
aa St sna RsTa MADE 5e at NO cost
ASPHALT. concrete driveways. waterproof
ing. grading, sodding. concrete walks, walls
Call AT. 3052 any time, eve. and Sundays.
CONTRACTOR, builder: remodeling and
repairing: free estimate. DICKINSON,
bhsiSsisS BIlsiss Gss'l xsD BUILDING, new home. ion
or additions Let US plan your new home;
80 years experience; estimates made free.
JOHN y. BAILEY & SON, Elk. 1924. Call
FLo0hs s,0 sASSb1Ep. refnishsa, cleaned and
waxed; PROMPT service. DUKE a STAB; Ar:
FSoas ESa cA ssiH 10 rsnbsa sT fass ss
Co sSanfs asSa TA 4asS -:
ksGSh asss ssndns nssna asnas ns
fSes coaTRHeqoRs afs fse nnia: sia Wsson
sRxfsAL s;R sas sS seSoSIsacron. building con:
stt9uction rspairns semGdsns n5qs 11ss
ii NhSvh fh foeiins esn siding. ,n.ula.
mates '''n GATES issn 'SH &C.
MUNICIPAL DECORATING CO., interior
exterior. general repairs; work financed;
PAINTING, decorating. roof repairs: white
EEhN HSME RERAIE REsAES AD and Siss sss nx
heaters. sinks for grocery and delitatesser
'saUozR4 aiEs' ss s1Is !s9 Il
REMo6EL, moaerni,e Your nome nov
terms: = tree estimate N NATIONAL M hNsTAL. anG
tsT14s Gs SsSs 1sp Wv 'ssS ss
Johns-Manyille roofing siding. insulation
storm windows and heatins; convenien
Home IMPROVEMENT Guild
WATERPROOFING-A kinds; Easements
waterproofed. windows calked. etc. ROB
E6I E5T bFH6E.FE PRISE Re- as3 bou. 1.for. e. cal.
Phone Trinidad 38S9 2l'
GENERAL REMODELING of Scommercia
propertiIesS store Snd rsstaprapt fTenss 9Ts
G9iSid,s so sass e., any ,l@s ,a1i!o e.
csintins Mo oas IIRR R On nfsFo sRo
LET US TURN YOUR IDEA into you
home. Remodelins. additions. houses o
mediate contracts. BURRouGHs,,Yo YOUNG
Nd West River eo4-F-4. 90
Evening star., 1945-11-16
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. once mgr. thoroughly exp
general. cost and taxes, desires connection.
Mr. sTs,oI,NI LARKIN; sH. ; DE ooIs ,.. .hs.,. Is.
income. profit and loss statements. tax re-
turns. set Up systems and supervise your
6ookkeeping, ega etc; work guaranteed. O.
ACCOUNTANT in public practice who has
many hours in the evening to spare, would
like, to flll in these hours with part.tiIne
ADMINIsTRATOR, personnel experience
reliable. intellisent. responsible age ood. A.
Sff 0hsE HsEf AT "sg years.
experience accounting. and office MANAGE
ment, g years experience Office manager
and district sales manager with large
ing. sales promotion work and financing
personnel and administrative experience;
discharged Army captain. Box 259-R, Star.
CHEF. colored. exp. hotel or restaurant,
desires f.sh p%eTmansnt PEI position; thoroughlye re-
naHs GhiEf F OF rsRTY sssg with instrument l0 for
survey crew. for part-time work. Subdivi-
sion work or grading. drainage and paw
GoLLEaE tR5 Mh EDUCATION. years. business
restaurants. an ' 'l familiar fAA With h VARIOUS
24ARMY E GxprxHfkN All e. desirss sTss connection
with ,rep9sable business s. concern with ioea. ,,
experience. talent for business correspon-
dense and general ONCE work; personanie,
opportunity el more important than sslary'
EXECUTIVE siscGATfh iPosITIoN in small, prosres-
slve company, exper. in handling organiza-,
tional and personnel problems. technical
and sales promotional BACKGROUND n in ilao agrio
eorSaaai eorporatiens. ensnfss' Box e5sR, % Star.
FILIPINO, Al chief steward. cook but
Ter, valet, waiter. reliable and competent.
tab tfnIo n
ard, bachelor; Miami preferred. Lu.
MAN. colored. wishes Saturday work. Gail
MAN. mi middle e"asa aged, absolutely dependable,
sble 1e noon till midnight, NO o7sl- ls'
family family! exceilena administrative. personnei per-
and supervisory experience, good acct. ex-
perience: start work January 18th: $1,000
S4.20o; references furnished. Box "0s, r.
REAL EsTATE-Personabl young man. 10
years local experience inside and out. de-
tive in growing and progressive real estate
firm' licensed salesman, able to handle
complete accounting setup; costs, payrolls,
Maryland operator who can offer worth
hfs ssf sShGr Eox s.pe4ence sta t. Years s
American manufacturer in Cuba. excellent
commercial and political contacts: salary
and commission open; full time. Box Jos,
sEcRE1TikRRY. legal experience, desires eve
ming and lor weekend employment. Box
EXTEND YOUR BUSINESS to Far East
Young f34). neat, sober administrative
executive, years Govt. experience-last .
spent in China, knows language. Familiar
with business management. personnel. gen.
eral administration. Can make any cha otto
business run smoothly and profitably. viii
not consider under 5000 base Plea sc
give phone number for interview. Box
325-R. Star. Is.
Evening star., 1945-11-16
MOTOR TRAVEL.

SERVICEMAN desires ride to West Coast.
leave before Nov, 2lst,: share expenses and
driving. Box 2S1-R, Star 16'
DRIVING To FLoRiDAs Want some one
to pull my trailer. Can furnish you 2 new
600Xl6 tires. Write JOE SLvERMAN,
co Trilby Hotel Trilby. Fla. 1S'
ARMY OFFICER driving to Rochester
N. Y. leaving Wednesday, returning Sun
day; passenger desired. Call RE. 800,
Ext. 2072, Monday and Tuesday.
HAS ANY CAR OWNER driving to Los
Angeles first week in December space for
newspaper correspondent and mother?
Share driving and expenses. HO 1903.
Evening star., 1945-11-16
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

DIESEL ENGINEERING COURSE, bargain,
complete cost, S165, sell for $50 including
necessary electrical WI. 6S93. 49,
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION for beginners and
advanced students: moderate rates. Studio
phone. Randolph 0974
BEAUTY CULTURE. HAIR sTYLING-Eye.
ming and day classes. UPSHUR BEAUTY
COLLEGE: 1920 30th st. ne. phone Wa
LEARN 70 DRIVE the right way. Better
be safe than sorry. Dual controlled cars
expert instructors; Parking speciality
LEARN Beauty Gu cuLTuRE FUR s'. ny Modern ais4
training in. all subjects: day, night and
part-time classes: get our free catalogue
government training. 1340 N. z. ave
ME. TITS. Est. 1918
BEAUTY CULTURE-Hair styling, evening
and day classes; brush-up courses on any
subject. UPSHUR BEAUTY COLLEGE
1929 Both st. ne. WA 1929.
Evening star., 1945-11-16
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY has high
public and private schools; good salaries
Apply 204 Colorado Bldg, l4th and G
CAPITOL LEMPLOYMENT SERVICE-Thou-
sands OF positions available, professional
technical sales. ONCE personnel, mechani-
cal. domestic. etc; highest salaries: indi-
yidual service to applicants and employers
We can help you to help yourself CAPT.
Toll EMBODIMENT SERVICE. 403 11th
st. NV. Ma 1889.
ACCOUNTANTS, bookkeepers, stenogra.
pliers I'm. g. -, clerks, needed daily; tor
salaries; oldest emp. agency in D. c.: est
2S yrs. Free registration. Investigate be.
fore paying advance fees to any one
BOYD'S, 1333 F st Ma 234n