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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Fed'| Reserve
Buys Buildings

The Detroit branch OF the Fed
eral Reserve Bank of Chicago has
announced that the bank had ac-
quired two pieces of downtown
Detroit real estate, having a
frontage of 90 feet on Fort street.
on which are two buildings, known
TO DetroiterS as the National
Bank of Commerce and the PENN
sular State Bank buildings.
The Commerce site was our
chased from the Guardian DepoSi-
tors Corpora tion and the
Peninsular site from the First of
Michigan Corporation. With this
additional property, the bank will
own 100 feet OF frontage on Fort
street. 100 feet of which is i'm
proved with the present Federal
Reserve Building.
The Detroit branch is currently
renting large area in the Trans
portation Building and the entire
building at 735 Griswold street.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Aids Truck Buyers

Because of the increasing
sale of surplus military trucks
10 civilian users. Chevrolet has
inaugurated a program to pro-
vide spare parts and malnte-
nance service for purchasers.
The military Chevrolet truck
differs so widely from the COM
mercial type that buyers are
warned to obtain an operators
manual which shows how to
operate it.
Chevrolet. when notified that
surplus vehicles are TO be sold.
sends a representative TO the
sale area, who places a Sticker
on the windshield of Chevrolet
trucks. The sticker points out
the type of truck each is and
urges purchasers TO send an at
tached post card for a copy Of
the operators manual.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
What S New
In Business
Hudson 6-2q Wiring
Is Iafricafe job
By WARD SCHULTZ

Out az Hudson Motor they're
doing one OF the most intricate
Jobs Of the war in turning out
the wiring 10 control the 80
electric motors in a B-29.
There are more than 80 miles
-ef -vttr fn-t7c 1t iudlviduat
harnesses and a single ''har-
ness" contains lS6 wires and
cables.
An ingenious machine stamps
the wire every few inches with
series OF mixed numbers 20
indicate the gauge, the number
Of the harness and the Job 10
he done by the wire. Thus a
wire which viii provide lighting
will have a special code number
as have others which will fire
guns or lead 20 one of the $50
motors. The numbers speed
repairs after battles.
Back In auto production days,
colors on the insulation cover
ING Of the wires indicated the
use 10 which they were 10 be
put. but so many hundreds Of
wires are needed in the B-29
that they have been given the
code numbers.
Women workers assemble the
numbered wires and cables on
biz harness boards. Finally the
assembled wires are given 10
other women who have the deli
cate task OF soldering on fittings
or plugs.
Later they are tested by as
many as four inspectors to in
sure that they are perfect in
every respect. Some of the har-
neSses have so many wires and
are so intricate that they re-
quire more than two hours for
an inspector TO test them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Late Deals
Lift Grains

.-- CHICAGO, Jan. ~ IINS)-
Grains ruled higher in today'S late
dealings. turning upward after
early easiness.
Rye led the rally and gained as
much as &c after erasing earlier
moderate losses. Last prices were
lc to &c up. May finished 1c up
at Sl.llA.
Wheat closed unchanged at
Sl,6ls for May and sac to 5sc
higher for other futures. Prices
We're Ssc lower earlier.
Corn and oats closed sc TO &c
up, barley. l4c to 1asc higher.
September corn and oats sold at
new seasonal lows before rallying.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Auto
Graphs
New Airline Tariff
Holds Many Surprise.
By sHER FREEMAN

The proposed new tariffs, SUBJ
mitted by the United Air Lines
10 Washington, will surprise
many, some pleasantly and 9TH
ers not so pleasantly. The air
travelling public will get the
former, the business rivals of
United the latter.
Kay Gerish, district traffic
anager for United here,
brought over a list of the pro-
posed fares between Detroit and
key cities. For instance, the
fare to New York will drop
from $3.50 10 Spas: 10 Phlla-
delphia, from $27 50 TO S219 95;
10 Chicago. from $3.50 TO
Sl1.95; TO Denver, from 5000
10 $54.S5; 10 all coast cities,
from $ll3.S0 to $l01.70.
In addition, there Will be a
5 per cent reduction on round
trip tickets. The cuts were
forecast here during Michigan
Aviation Week by w. A. Patter-
son. president of United. The
airline plans o start service in
and out Of the city within 90
days
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
They're Both On

The boys al MacManus, John
& Adams are upset because We
said that Grant Agency, which
is opening here. has the Reich
hold account.
To clear the record, NJ. J. q
A. handles the Reichhold Chemi-
cal Co advertising while Grant
places Henry Reichhold's radio
time for tire symphony and his
personal ventures - the latter
having clear cut edge volume
WISE
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23

Appointment of Harry d.
Myers as director of procure
ment for Harry Ferguson, Inc,
has been announced by Roger
M. Kyes. president of the Dear
born manufacturers of tractors
and farm implements. Myers
resigned from his position as
director of purchases for the
Thompson Products Co. of
Cleveland, with whom he has
been associated for the past Is
years.
He Will assume his new posi-
tion at once.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Perry Promoted

c. B. Thomas, president of
Chrysler Export, has promoted
l.. II. Perry to general works
manager for the division. Perry
has for the past seven years
been plant manager.
In his new position he will
supervise all Chrysler Export
production and overseas assem-
hlN OnnrafinnS
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Want Fetters
Off Business

WASHINGTON, Jan. % INS)
The Federal Deposit Insurance
Corp. which guarantees the sound
ness of the nations banks, de-
clared today that private capital.
not the government. must finance
peactime business, if the private
enterprise system Is TO survive.
The corporations annual report
its first decade of
operation and submitted to Con-
gress by its chairman. Leo T..
Crowley, conceded that war con-
tracts and contract Examinations
were rightfully handled by the
pOvernmpnt
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Livestock NJ Market
DETROIT

HoCS-l.7Oo: active, strong. Top and
bulk all desirable 180-35o los, sl4.so the
Getting few 35o-4oo lbs;, si4.7s most
lbs sl4@l+so; bulk, sovs, si3.eosl4.
CATTLE, 500; COWS. active, strong to
25c higher. all other cattle fully steady.
Most good 10 choice fed steers and yearlings.
sl45oel525. strictly choice Ackinr; bulk
common and medium, si0tdl4 most
medium beef COWS ss.5oe1l.5o few good
cows to $l3; Gamers and cutters unevenly,
s6as bulls, SIS down, replacement cattle
scarce
CALvES--5O0: firm. Practical top and
bulk good and choice yealefs, Sl7.50. most
common and medium. ti2als: culls. S7alo
SHEEP-3 600, slaughter lambs and sheep
active. strong. Bulk good ana choice native
lambs, slSPlS.50; top, $3.50 pair freely
common and medium. s1ldf25o: culls
down to SIS medium 20 good shorn lambs
No. skins sl3 so bulk MIXED rrsde fat
ewes S550@s latter price top. Gull ewes
~ SO@45o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Wa|don Rites
Tomorrow !
Obituary

Funeral services for Col. Sid
ney ID. Waldon. a pioneer In De-
troit aviation and once head OF
the Detroit Street Railway CONT
mission. will be held in Hamilton.
o.. at 3 p. m. tomorrow.
Col. Waldon died in Hamilton
Saturday after a heart attack.
Col. Waldon, 73, was a native
of London, England. He came to
the United States when he was
20 and settled in Mt. Vernon, o.
Later he obtained a job with the
Packard Motor Car Co. when il
was located in Warren. o.. and
came TO Detroit in 1903 when
Packard moved its plants and of
fices here.
He remained with Packard until
1915 when he resigned the vice
presidency of the firm to become
director of engineering for the
Cadillac Motor Car Co.
PIONEER IN AVIATION
Col. w "a don outstanding
career in Detroit's business and
public life began at the turn Of the
century. Owing 10 his interest in
aviation he became president OF
the Detroit Aviation Society.
In 1916 the then infant army
air force became interested in Col.
Waldon. who had then become
known as an expert on transporta-
tion. He was called to Washing
ton and in 1917 was commissioned
captain in the signal corps
A few months later as a colonel
he went 10 France as assistant
chief of the signal corps. esta-
fishing bases, locating flying
fields and directing the handling
of virtually all u. s. Air Force
equipment
BECAME DSR PRESIDENT
After World War I. Col. Walden
returned TO Detroit and became
president OF the DSR under the
then Mayor James Couzens. Later
he was chosen president of the
Detroit Rapid Transit Association.
Col. Walden is survived by hi "
widow, Mrs. Helen Rentschier
Waldon, sister of Gordon Rentsch~
Ter, president of the National City
Bank OF New York. and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Naunie Straight OF De-
troit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Missouri Pacific S
Hearings Postponed

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 22-Hearing of
objections TO Missouri Pacific
Railroads reorganization plan be-
fore Federal Judge Moore here,
has been adjourned until March
19 following almost two weeks of
testimony.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Regularly Quarterly
By Hudson Motor

Hudson Motor Car Co. declared
regular quarterly dividend of
10 cents. payable March to stock
OF record Feb. Ia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
CHICAGO

CHICAGO Jan, az CINs -HOGS-1sooo
steady. TOP. STATS bulk sl4eo@l475.
heavy, sl4 eoe1475 medium sl475,
hsht, Sl46 65@l475; light lights, sl4.25@
Ia packing sows. SIS 375@l4; pigs, sl2
@l35o
CATTIE-i7 600; steady. Calves 900,
steady. Beef steers. choice, 81 i5@l7, medium
s1lal5, yearlings. sl2@l7. Butchers. heii-
erS. Sl0d15.75. cows, Ss@14 bulls. Sloa
3 so. calves, ssals.S0. feeder steers, s11
dI3,5o Stockers, steers, s99i3.25. cows
and heiferS Ssm1i5o
SHEEP-l3 500 steady. Lambs 1aSod
1875, common. Sl1@l4. yearlings, sll so
@l3.6o feeders, sil 5og13.25. ewes
s. SOmS
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
IN EMERGENCY ONLY
I added. however,.

II added. however:
Justification does not exist
for similar government inter
vention In the financing of
private peacetime business.
Every opportunity should be
given private enterprise to Oper-
ate within the framework of a
private financial system before
the federal government, either
directly or through Its many
agencies, steps In to render
financial aid to and provide
financial direction and control
over business enterprise" The
report continued:
IF the private enterprise
system Is to survive, the
financing of industry for peace
time pursuits should not be
undertaken as governmental
function except in periods OF
emergency"
10 YEARS OF SUCCESS
The report, covering the To-
year period ended Dec. 81, 1943,
showed that the FDIC has ex-
tended insurance protection 10
more than IS million accounts in
80 per cent Of the nations banks
whose deposits total over 100
billion dollars.
"Depositors in insured banks
have lost less than three mil
lion dollars from bank failures
during the last 10 years." the
agency said.
The government insurer OF
bank deposits pointed out that il
has been as successful in build
ing its own financial structure as
it has been in preventing losses
to bank depoSitors.
The starting capital of S2S9,-
000, 900 has been augmented by a
surplus of $4l4.000,000. FDIC de-
clared. The surplus accumulated
has exceeded the assessments
paid by banks because income
from investments have been more
than adequate to cover all ex-
penses and losses.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

nHILAGO Jan, = tINS Cash RTslnI
WHEAT-Nons
CORNING. 3 yellow. sl1sl5: No vel.
low. 81 oei4 IA f4i. No yellow s. oois :
"a or. sample Grade yellow, o@s5l.c.
No white 81 ISL.
oArS-No. ! white heavy. SOC. No ! red
special, heavy. 7sgsoc; No. mixed, heavy,
soYBEANs-no. yellow. s27i; No. 2
yellow S2.22
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
trOit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23

TOLEDO. o.,-Jsn az tlNs Cash grain
No 2 red. 81 74ai.74I.: No 2 yellow corn.
sl.i6all6i, No 3 yellow SI.14iga
l15is No ? white oats 7s@7ec. No 2
white. 77a7Thc, No, yellow soybeans
S2l5d2
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
WINNIPEG GRAIN
TOI.rDO CASH CRAIN

WINNIPEG. Jan ~ tINS Rye closed
atc 10 lasc higher today, May. Sl.1sisG
l.lsL. July, 81 - bid October, SLOTS a
l.O7is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23

Dfvldends IN the foreroiof table are the
anosnts declared os psid 80 fJ this ye.f
unlsss dekiGnAted ~ an astertsk IN vhtsh ease
. ffyfsene ~ payable IN is1s ane hEars de-
netes total paid or payable tsa4-ss.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23

The new tariffs have not yet
been approved.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Detroit Stocks

s4le, WFh Nv cio,, cngs
Evening star., 1945-04-04
HELP WoMEN.


WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP he's immediate
openings for full or part time office work
ers, typists, billing machine operators; 5
Apply smploymsnt ofice, 9th hoor' 9;3o-6
care OF baby, light household chores, soc
anred an eHuf cs saase f. ossa 5d % Parffarfax Alex
WOODWARD s LoTHKor has immediate s;y,,.
hHsss ONCE. 9th f.. 5'a6-e daily. IL 500 Thurs
WOODWARD 4 LOTHRoP has immediate
openings for general laundry helpers. Ap-
ply. employment office, 9th floor. 9:30-6
4 JOB YOU WILL ENJ0Y-Learn this in
start S31 20 weekly. with rapid increases;
tes aees to s5 Appi9 e@poyment Of
Ace, 722 18th st; NV. Monday through
E5say t1 sq TnE cHssPEnKE E ss poToaHc sno
TELEPHONE 60. Hiring arrangements
Sy kn W 6koss ss, Dee
Of skilled alteration hands; seamstresses,
uniforms; Apply Red Cross division Of the
PfKMANENT Per Il + POSITION for capable young
girl, personality, accuracy and some sten-
ographic ability essential; pleasant work
Ing conditions, 5l2 day week SOUTHERN
OXYGEN CO, 2020 14th st. NV, Ho.
INTERESTING WAR WORK-Earnings at
start, S31 20 weekly with rapid increases
no experience necessary: excellent working
conditions; ages, 36 to so. Apply employ
ment office. 722 18th st. NV, Mon. through
Fri. $40 am to pm Sat, $40 am,
to 5 pm, THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
TELEPHONE CO Hiring arrangements ap-
WE REQUIRE 3 WOMEN for light me-
chanical work, not difficult and easy to
learn: GOOD pay l. c SMiTH, SMITH, 4 CO
ave. NV, EX. DILL.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT STORE desires
services OF woman who knows how to trim
windows in attractive way; good salary;
position permanent. Box 4S3K, Star.
ARE YOU MINDED? Interesting
position for ambitious young woman in
popular local PHOTOGRAPHIC studio: we train
you, no age limit Call MISS PAULA
DI. 44O0. Ext. 354.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

CEMENT WORK; stone walls. fagStone
"a lane MfnGUiiioM hocfViiIe' Md, .o"'s w.
DRIvEWAYs built surfaced or repaired
terraces. hulldozer grading, top soil. DElN'
ALTERATIoNs Al 2R and new construction work,
ali types. reasonable prices expert me-
chanics: Work done promptly, general con-
i1sfins HsfHHLr fSsHSf aSi' durable and
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing put the pest;
lsyng sananS BInng Res nshei FLooR Or
mo coNTa coNTRAcJJ9SIRSs. JSIS INC" 1912 wiScon-
GENERAL s;F fTs nc Nc1oNTHktaacToR-qet IN repairing
rnd rash, ''eHqis estimstss @ fTee G. 4 NEWELL,
GENERAL GfsSfnI, scSoNrRAcrIsG of commercial
critics any time. RAY E. ROBERTS
MoDfkSrzt nt5n'fES st0 YOUR HoMEMpo5c4ss IN IN
nDns 1nons an erGf adne Herk anG o
Get sHE fSs rs6 en-
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add add
tiooal income: atticS made into rr{%Hgd r2GmS
asbestos siding and roofing. and general
house repairs. Get our p6p sTse estm2if 6 HnMF
REM RRSoVATiNG mpFS eS5t co' i43o 1r!ins % st. NV
PAINTING. plastering, cement work. car
penter work and roofing at special prices
METROPOLITAN CONTRACTING CO.
Trinidad 1910. Ask for Mr.. Willis -
PAINTING AND DECORATING, 40 years al
making homes brighter unexceled Work
rea.onabe rates sse, FoI free estlma s.dn tes m
LUCAS. LUCAS g. LUCAS. 1913 Emerson
PIT MBING AND HEATNG-We are
equipped 20 handle any size repair or re-
modelling lob Call US Tor estimates. DAY
ENGINEERING CO. 400 Spring rd, NV.
REMoDEL and modernize your home now;
terms: free estimates. NATIONAL ms Al Al
LATION CO. 5502 Wisconsin ave WI
ROOFING, ASBESTOS s!ding rry Tsmodeli2g anRE
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Georgia 1l0S-11 l3
Member I'M Home Improvement Guild
IN IN VIRGINIA@cau PATTERSON -GARDI-
NER CORP, Chestnut 3222. Johns-Man-
Vile roofing. siding insulation; storm win
RuBEROID, ROOFS, asbestos and brick
siding. balsam wool. hot-water heat,
monthly payment plan. MARYLAND ROOF
ING CO Hyattsyi!le Md WA. llI6.
JOHNS-MANNILLE roofing, sloIng, insula-
tion. storm sash; / to } years to pay
GATES CONTRACTING co. OIL 200
IN WASHINGTON - Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP. no. 4l2O. Johus-Man-
vile roofing. siding. insulation: storm VIM
LET NE HELP YOU with you home i'm
provements Roofing and siding. screen
your porch while have the material. Call
W D. TAYLOR, 81. u94'!, evenings.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

rent 500. Gaze machins' p''G' Steam ns'sn9s' boS,
biscuit divide. gas oven, racks, slicer, re-
ter quick ssie fSe5' cssh asfa yoHaG Safse
Xs5nHRs sw MA 544
900 member Alexandria Golf and coun-
cse oDsht Sth msv sddsd S Dgbs playing
cats,.; cafe tennis sn space loI Or y, to = courts
sof snack bar and soft 1ksi drnks locker rooms
and 9th mole barbecue stand Is minute
final enrolment week. Ge@oree @ Mason % He Hotel tel
RESTAURANT with LIQUOR license good
nppsr NV ns;ss section
%sss5 SIl Pay fef ITSELF n : Ihfs sIns:
es and 81 shoWn bs
appEdinsment sp q rH nj only. Call RE. $3.50, JAY
R66MTXG R66knH cGi house, exclusive Conn. ave-.
quoted s45o exeslIent farntare
be sure M to see ea this. w s4Soo 0@e cssR. aha
YoUNG g. PASTOR 1923 Vermont NV,
HAIicAPEsskN SA 4lfi NA pa BARGAIN guarantee ST.,
600 weekly, nets, $500 weekly; 5 rooms
and bath: rent, S100; $4,000 cash. Phone
RooMING HOUSES. apts., 81 rooms, 4
baths, s165 rent: 1900 block of 10Th st.
nv NV. income quoted DO. over $500 mo; elec
a 9 houses, 5000 down. sHn 0y EDWiN snSSs l..
Broker. 10i0 Vermont ave, RIM. 2f7. RE.
GROCERY STORE for sale. Will sell for
s ssalthii Msi. M MK STkIN, SIS sth 's St W.
RESI- kEIsTAggRANTT, 9eolored Gaa t,rade.i beer and
S40o weekly: rent Ss5; lease; yrs; real real
Pio9 HoLAspER ef DroSs oHs 1919 1909
sELK1NG sSe YoGk oM REsrsGkANr. MA sffa See Bob
Many clients ready to buy any good
perienced restaurant socialist: No charge
s Sold any sos nnd ns S. sYd a4r.. Have d sns
restaurants in washington. dist upon
reaqTesta Let oR me % sell % y9pEs Absolutely
specialists). 1909 N. Y. ave. NV. Ma.
sSss siSS ss .ns asUsH ST sssa sssS ss5ss sssd It,
1G basR sac e. ssss ave-
quoted over $I,79o mo-; 81. 900 down. Ep.
WIN L; ELLIS; Long Established Booming
House Broker, 1O10 Vermont ave, RIM. 217,
Beauty Y SHOP FOR sALE-Located at
18th and streets NV; Six booths; Price,
$4,000; Terms can be arranged. Cali
ATTENTfoN. AT rooming, boarding, guest
house owners, list your funiture and busi-
ness or property for sale with us now! We
are as close as your nearest telephone
Just call us and We will send an expert
enced man. to see you Immediately. No
charge until sold. We give you a copy Of
your listing. Call us now. YOUNG &
MA. 2425.
RESTAURANT. upper 14th st. location.
Ss today %yed ca aFnki sssg sss az aY vns
co.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, Kept
part time, tax returns. audits, statements:
preEmPt reasonable ea;s1sa Shepherd 1894 9.
driving: ,,,i in oorr. OF out of town; references.
ENGINEERING, radio and statistical exper
Just returned from overseas. Seven years
civil service; age 3s; $4,000. Box 2-L, Star.
FURRIER, expert cost estimator on repairs
and remodelling fur garments; also litter;
excellent references. Box 49s-K, Star. s.
MAN, experienced. wants lob as ianitor
good living quarters and salary: honorable
discharge from Army. Call after $50
MAN, colored, wants work as ianitor in
small apt. Small salary with quarters
Excellent ref. Call CO. 5773, l to 6.
SENATORIAL SECRETARY, with wide
business and public relations experience,
LEAVING un,s Hill and desires connection with
basis in Arlington or washington. Has
car. Box Al, Star.
SERvICEMAN, oficer. Just out of Army.
desires private employment; has had broad
experience in selling field and as executive,
also stock CO.. fire and casualty training,
law school education, member Of bar: can
furnish excellent references. Boz Ask.
Star. 81
Evening star., 1945-04-04
PERSONAL.
PERI
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ANN

sLIPCOyERS AND DRAPERIES PROBES
ciisntss ciiGnay cN NJ td6 ana tailored; restricted
DIR. FREDA i; osTRow. 7ooa Conn. ave.
Appt. Mon Wed. and Fri 10 to Z. WI
80: !; Phy.iotherapy treatments. 50 ca; =
NlSS-AMERiCAN vstch repairing, = 10
days service; also alarm and fine clocks
sntsed. ELECTRICAL CENTER 4 GIFT
ALEXANDRIA GOLF and tennis fans. one
isi;, week m. more to enroll: special full PLAYING
priority Saturday pm, Sundays and holi-
days. besinning May 30. at the new Alex
now 81 and 81 each month lplGs daily
PePTaTy pP once; .aoS GEORGE MASON HOTEL
rsRnSST TsEs sSf ME 81 RamSSe SsBEns nd aos
4sf sshGGs 2tS s4SpIo een,r. located
for 70 prompt service Dresses; suits made
Iodsfsts Dfsss sissyn9s sRf ''iffs'l'as IS
Or Dr. R09m 20 joHss6N 70 s6Sne ds5,,. Ex 1904
TeoaiIed while you wait Room 6o2,
EaoSE saffpHnEiRspl fnis lsss sssssSs. O. ask for Miss
s@an6 @ :; ~ 20. YOU are 10 neeo OF loan UP to
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES, where friends
BANIsB FEAR SELF Lf-CUNsCioUsN9EEs
develop COURAGE and gain poise. learn TO
talk duently and convncinEly For private
MILLINERY: RESTYLING. BLOCKING.
cleaning. trimming: fabrics, straws, felts,
made to order: exquisite samples in stocks
VOGUE HATS. 1923 14th NV. Open eve.
DRESSMAKING. seamstress. MRS. wEAv-
Err. 207 Morgan st. NV. ME. 0452. Open
WAKE " , uP sY PHoNIlThs orisinal wake
Details after $50 pm. DE. 53O5. 30'
YOUNG CHINESE GENTLEMAN offers
teach Chinese in exchange for lessons
English pronunciation or French. Box
MONTE VITA RANCH CAMP-Plan your
Boys summer now; riding, swimming,
rifiery. qualified staff. good food. conv, D. c.
boys from Christian homes; 3 age groups t5-
l5l, Provides health. safety CHI. 2S5S. 81
ANNOUNCING purchase OF the hardware
business of Alex J. Berlin, sos Penna. ave
Sc, by PEOPLES HARDWARE. Lioui-
dating 100000 stock of hardware, jan
penter and mechanic. tools. house fur
nishings, electrical and plumbing supplies
Come early for best selection. Many
CoMPANIoN-Rehned, elderly lady wanted
to act as companion to elderly ladies'
Pleasant home, light duties. salary. Tele-
phone. Adams 1863 -
FRENCH for business or pleasure; modern
evening classes. Temple 1900
WILL BUY second trust notes. any amount,
on D. G. Maryland or Virginia real
HUSBANDS. WIVES: Want pep? ostrex
iron: also contain vitamin 81, calcium
Trial size only 30 cents. At all druggists
Evening star., 1945-04-04
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

EXPERIENCED nursery worker will care
for children in exchange for quarters. self
son yrs. and sailor husband. Call after
HIGH-GRADE sTENoGRAPHER, Book
keeper, Secretary. Correspondent, PEN
man. Finest references. Box 96-k, Star.
TO-
NURSE for chronic case; day duty pre-
ferred. DU. 1926.
ORGANIST, graduate of Oberlin Conserva-
tory of Music. with ADEQUATE practical ex-
perience, desires, professional Protestant
church engagements Box 308-K, Star. 81
SECRETARY and assistant to executive
Wellesley graduate, varied experience; 500
per week; 5-day week preferred. OR. 1920
sECRETARY-sTENO EXPERT. Shorthand
$50, tipping so. rapid transcription. College
graduate. Experienced; Desire essential
permanent position involving use shorthand
5l2-day wk. Call UN. 1119 after pm. o.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR wants Satur-
day evening work, small hotel or apt
house. MISS CAMPBELL, HO. 1886 after
$50
WOMAN, young. dependable. wants care OF
a young baby in an apt. live in: fine ref
erences and best experience. temporary OF
permanent. SH. 4374.
AGE 26; perm. interesting work with sd-
vancement opportunities: typist, letters
bookkeeping, extensive gen. ONCE ano
supervisory exper. Willing and capable
excel. ref; salary open. Box 395-G. Star