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A meeting of the Kodiak Sportsmen's Club will be held next Monday evening at 7:3O at the Red Cross Center, Charles Kettle, president, announced this week. As the meeting is held iD town expressly so town members can conveniently at tend it is hoped there will be a good local turnout.
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year he received the Democratic nomination for Vice. President but was defeated and returned to Law practise.
 In August, 1921, he was strick en with infantile paralysis affect- ing the muscles of his legs and lower abdomen. By careful exer- cises and treatments at Warm Springs, Ga., he gradually recov- cred and later established the Warm Springs Foundation.
 In 1928, although insisting he needed 2 more years of private life to tuild up his health. he ac- cepted the nomination as candi. date for governor of New York and won. He accepted the presi- dential nomination in 1882 and defeated Herbert Hoover. He took office March 4, 1883 in the greatest peacetime crlsls the country had ever had. He at ; once closed banks, embargoed 
 gold and then sent a rapid suc- cession of bills to 73rd Congress. His emergency measures includ- ed reopening the banks, creating Federal grants, creating the Civ iIian Conservation Corps, stop ping foreclosures, reforming handling of investments and sec urities, and beginning 8 series of public works. On top of this he created a farm relief law, estab- lished the Tennessee Valley Au- thority, obtained passage of the National Recovery Act (NRA), abandoned tie gold standard and revalued he dclfar.
 Roosevelt was renominated by exclamation in 1886 and went on to defeat Alfred M. Landon, gov ernor of Kansas. The controver
 sial third-term issue arose when
 he was drafted to run again in 1 1940 but he defeated the late Wendell Wilkie, and m 1914 af-
 ter 3 years of wartime adminis-
 tration he was again elected,
 this time over Thomas F. Dew ey. He was inaugurated last Jan 20 just 10 days before h!s 63rd birthday.
 The President is survived by 5 children and l3 grandchildren
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Obituary

Franklin Delano Roosevelt, thirty-Grst President of the Unit ed States, was born on the fami- ly estate in Hyde Park, N. Y., on Jan. 30, 1882, son of James Roosevelt, who died Dec. 8, 1900, and of the latter's wife, Sara Del ano. who died Sept. 7, 1941 He was a direct descendant in the 8th generation of Claes Martens gan Yan Rosenvelt, CT Roosevelt, who arrived in New Amsterdam about l649 from somewhere in Holland and married Jannetje Samneis.
 He was devoted to sports and early learned to hunt to hounds, shoot, play polo and tennis and manage boats His European tra- vel began at 3 and he learned to speak German and French fluent iy. Passing through Groton School he entered Harvard in 1900 and on graduation went 10 Columbia University Law School Ia 1904. In March, 1905, he mar ried Anna Eleanor Roosevelt of New York, a 9th cousin, the wedding being attended by Pres ident Theodore Roosevelt, who was uncle of the bride and 9th cousin of the groom. In 1907 Roosevelt was admitted to the bar and began practise in New York City. In 1910 he was elect ed State Senator. In 1912 he was reelected and with the incoming Wilson administration he accept ed the Assistant Secretaryship of the Navy
 He spent the years 1913 -t92l in the Navy Department. Dur ing the war he gave much atten- tion to the submarine problem In 1918 he had charge of inspec- tion of American naval forces in European waters and after the Armistice tack charge of demob- ilizatIon in Europe and helped dispose of naval supplies stored there. He returned to the U s on the same ship with Wilson and began speaking for the League of Nations. The following
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Mrs. Allis McCloskey, who has been visiting her son-in-law Cpl. Gus George, left by boat this week for Portland, Ore.
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MT. and Mrs. Julian Morrison are the parents of d daughter, Susan Colleen, weight 8 pounds 9 and a half ounces, born Sun- day, April 8, at the Griffin Mem orial hospital.
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Climbs Pillar On S3rd Birthday

R. N. Thorsheim. father of Bryan Thorsheim, local barber, Saturday climbed Pillar Moun- tain that overlooks Kodiak.
 Plenty of people have climbed the steep 1486-ft. hill, but few can tell of doing It on their 83rd birthday, as MT. Thorsheim can. For Saturday was his 83rd birth day and it was the 4lh time he had made the ascent.
 He said he left town about 10 am and got back about noon. He lost the trail on the way down because of snow patches and got some scratches on his hands from the wild rose bushes.
 He's got proof of his trip, too. He took along a camera and took picture of the rock mon- ument atop the hill.
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There will be sewing at the GM hospital next Thursday at ? pm. All women are invited to attend
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A daughter, Ruth Alice, weight 2 pounds l2 ounces, was born to Sgt. and Mrs. Peter Ol- son at the GM hospital April 12. Sgt Olson is stationed at Whittier.
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Mrs Mabel Fenner (see story page l0) received word yesterday
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Alaska AirIInes
OUTGOING
 Edith Burdette INCOMING

Catherine P. Azega, M. c. Edmonds, Dorothy K. Whitney, Bailey Covey, Carl Andersen.
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the OPs conference at Juneau
 is postpone.
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Mrs. Louise Gregoroff luckily escaped with only a split lip in an accident that occurred at her home Friday while chopping wood. The douhle-bitted axe she was using had just been sharpened and was on a board when she dropped another heavy board on it. The axe flew toward her but she saw it coming and ducked back but it struck her face and cut her lip enough to require 3 stitches.
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Ea,l Butler left on his boat the "Salmon Bank" for Latouche, via Port Williams and Iron Creek and will engage in fishing there. His crew consists of Carl Lager berg, Erie Graner and Sam Pc. lack.
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John Gibbons left for Anchor age on a l0-day business trip.
Evening star., 1945-10-31
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. Ersduate, desires several
tax returrS, keep records. etc; ex-GI.
BooKKEErER-Books started and kept
on monthly basis, reasonable rates. &C.
curate results; no JOB toe small; 25 years years
ThsatsT 1ls & BLDG: ssss 18th 'nd Park I'd NV. or
BUILDER. have broad experience in hous-
and construction supervision, desire con-
nection with local bnildins contractor OF
real estate developer, WI. 1910.
Jon; washinston or elsewhere; state terms
EXPERIENCED farmer tmarriedl: sober
sirss Sire permanent place % as farm manager ger
& Il s'iss
Nan; colorsd I lob as, as chauffeur or truck
MAN, M. eolored: desires Job as jantSF with
MEMS CLOTHING BUYER-Experienced
retail executive is interested in position
better mems clothing: Background of
practical experience in mems clothing,
successful record, complete knowledge Of
STEWARD--Thoroughl experienced chief
steward. 81, married. would like to settle
a ss .ns ,Ds 'aBas Bas q
VETERAN, 21, married, radio sound and
electronic technician, desires Job with
future and good pay, s4,O0O-S5 900 year.
MORGAN ]. DAWES, Jr., TR. 1915. q
VETERAN, accounting school graduate, 81
desires as es work in office of cPA as junior.
YOUNG VETERAN returning to college.
discharged this week, seeks clerical posi-
ton from approximat ately Nov. to Jan 80;
can type. Box 424-C, Star. 81
24.YEAR-OLD veteran, anxious for Job
Sn,en 1nsoiyss oaa Writing can 9er limited
technioues but lacking in ability to concoct
cute type Of job wanted ad. Call OR. 10S0
POSITION as buyer or manager of fur
niture or floor covering store. Fifteen
years top-notch experience directing sales,
advertising, personnel. Salary open Now
available after war work. Box 12-E. Star.
CAN ANY MUSICAL ORGANIZATION use a
young man with exceptional musical edu-
cation? Box 27-E, Star.
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SITUATIONS woMEh.

ARTISTS ASSISTANT, college art major
wants work in COMMERCIAL art, illustration
ATTRAC INTEL girl, ,a1 perm res wants jot
pan pvt pSo0. So9 ws1hs Jpn nam Hays up
trans SAFE for girl as' at nIsht s t0easfs As
COOK, white, desires position with dirdo.
matte family: Phone OR. O47s mornings. q
DRESSMAKING, design. remod.. altera.
sGR fss fso ynr nS sRseisy hp rea As MIS-
GIRLS. 2, colored. want iobs as elevator
%orF Te WITH permit sasa no night or Sunday
CIR Girl solored: neat: wishes job IN doctor.
or Waid In beauty shop. North 6210. l.
Mattresses. no Sundays. Call Nj. zo22e9
HiGH I'm schooI & N GIRLS. eolored. svailab,,
hpIssyys hgpIIisSsys sshSSl days ssIl Ho ssa2 3I
NURSE. practical. refined. middie.ssed. mid i will
sly with children evenings to - pm:
SowEa sEWNG caE sSH szE oFER ssar
position, exp. on Singer, Morrow and High
Sosst sy.% mschine arG MT 5532 bet; and pm
lege education. 10 years experience; posi-
tion must be one recurring more than
avsrage ability with appropriate compen-
srIpG;rssxy satlSn; s1dSy week cH. s4ss. i.
Civil Service permanent 1871, clerk -stenog
business school graduate. desires employ
employment outside Wash. Box 5-E, Star
SENIOR ACCOUNTANT. fully experienced
double-entry bookkeeping. college education
past experience exclusively with accoun.
tarts. ability to work well with people and 4
or supervise, can type and handle cor.
sTESoGRaPHERTYPIPssTg Is go sxpsrt s desire,
nightwork and " day Saturday. Boz
16-E. Star. @
WOMAN, white, refined. Florida bound
seeks job as housekeeper or business sales
Tea TouSG "a i ExaEsecIuTrvE, attractive personal,
lty. thoroughly responsible and dependa.
BILE. AL memory, wishes position as rigflt.
hand man to executive. Box 420-C, Star
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PERSONAL.

FRENCH conversation and social procedure
lady Of former high compositions with
limited number Of clients for private in;
dividual instruction in official social
usages and etiquette. including the tech
the home and at the club. For particulars
RheP EhhT fic4URRs M,sffsR $3.50 Cute baby picture,
r.kt,5 sH 5 and SUNDAY
other deiails ELKAY PHoTocRApHERs' ot Rifff RS
MopHRN DRREsssMAKING DIRE STUDIO, cen.
sTally located; formerly Of Fifth ave
suits coats to order also restyiing and
RIlC,,,ls. LILO F. ST s6s' Nv Room 90 Telephone
HUMAN Hfisnisye Alarm lsas CLOCK reliable wake.uD
PHoTos fST 81 YouR dsG.n ss1
poses. Sl2.50, You will treasure these
environment. For appointment, cali Ho.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Wright If you are in need OF loar up to
I7-YR,-oLD HIGH SCHOOL GIRL wants
home in return for taking care Of young
Chase area orly. Reply Box No. 3 Rock
vile. or phone Rockville ~. between 9
FRENCH conversation and social procedure
A lady of former high connections with
ii the French government win accept a
diyidual instruction in official social
usaees and etiquette, including the tech
nioue of successfully entertaining both in
the home and at the club. For particulars
anS appointment please phone MISS
TiGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, seif-confidence, freedom from self
consciousness, French conversation, pri-
yats tutor MI $500,
save. 5oe ME- 77fs ssameHS @4REIE and R5sr HoNr
OUR SCHOOL. l340 N ave
Notwithstanding home to care for in
FAINT Immediately. Must be located in
Montgomery County, Md Call Rockville
"a or write Social Service League. 10i
South Perry, Rockville, Md.
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIES. CO $500.
Made OF your own fabric; 5-day delivery:
all custom work bedspreads. etc DAIG-
NEAULT DECORATORS, 1853 Irving st.
NV.
COLoNIC IRRIGATION. Dierker method.
given by experienced registered nurse. For
appointment. call DU. gSsl
Evening star., 1945-10-31
HOME IMPRoYEMENI coMPANIEs

ALTERATIONS, additions and moderniza-
tion, residential and commercial construs-
Hn WEALTH. ffnssa scasrsToa CO. oa
BUILDERS-carpenter work of all kinds;
repair and new works estimates free.
spsSef fGooR pssSMN sAN5fNG, paper hanging, paint
ing. remodeling. expert workmanship and
all white help guaranteed; estimates free;
appfssais assurea eaureH john areenhaeh With
EGGLEToN REAL ESTATE, DU. 5O5l,
,,Hss kns Ras
ERT e PRICE. RE. 1881. 81
FLOOR sERhiCL. notnins but the pest;
INC; ING coNTRAcToRs nc. isia Wisson-
ThooRs FL oIs sASDED: ao . old noors mad. lik.
new; reasonable; dustless machines; free
estimates. co. 4sos, ia. 1898;
eosrk2c4oK esF Il aS RE balsns sRa con-
struction stpu repairing remqaslins; insgia-
on saMEEE sGns1stf e. as'as asss Estimates 'res
ALTERATION AND REPAIRNG Of all
storm sash. doors. siding. Insulation; For
free estimates and prompt service call Mr..
tArHGh De aHs If, n,n.,r, from r.
MILLER, 1885 10th st. NV. NO. 1854.
GENERA GENE AL coNTEEA.c.IING. ON E.. CARPENTRY.
struction; estimates free. HENRY DUN
YER, Randolph 023S g.
GENERAL REMODELING of commercial
properties. Specialize in restaurants and
store fronts: union labor. Call RAY z.
ioHNs:MANvILLE rooflnx. siding I lnsuls.
sR ''5n aarEs sss ss 81
Oil BURNERS. new and reconditioned;
stokers. auto. gas water heaters and h.-w.
heating staI plants; G complete installations CAN
PAINTING, papering, plastering. unexcelled
workmanship at lowest rates; special Nov.
prices. Call ia. 1857 81.
PLUMBING. HEATING and gas ntting:
repair work: complete bath equipment. gas
heaters SINKS for grocery and delieasessen
a. "a sss5. 9. H. sHueART"'' SIS m Van IN
REMoDELING RENO III G from basement to roof: pri-
vate contractors. PAUL KLASSEN d SONS,
z3s 9TH st. NV. District 0122. 81.
l.Ems sTs: yS9 nos
SPRACRETE GUN, applies, reflnishss
stucco and masonry houses, beautiies and
waterproois, For estimates Ma. 1869.
IN VIRGINIA AND WASHINGTON can
PATTERSON CAuLFIELD CORP; for
storm windows and heating; convenient
terms. Ho AGO. Member Johns Manville
Home Improvement Guild.
DON'T DECORATE your home until you
phan Sail me; e, fres eso estimates quick service
PARKS BROS. floor experts; sanding, re-
1inishing:, cleaning and waxing. Phone
Evening star., 1945-10-31
THE EVENING STAR, washington, D. c. Bio
REPAiRs and SERVICES (cont.l

REPAIRS and SERVICES tconf.).
TYPEWRITERs---A complete. economical
service, from minor repairs to rebuilding;
all makes: free delivery anywhere; our
35th year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO., 143l East Capitol st. Ii. 00s2
TYPEWRITERS cleaned, oiled and ad-
justed. All work guaranteed. RE. .1177.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., S13 14th NV.
Inmates; all work guaranteed; 2. C. and
Md. GARY APPLIANCE CO.. DU 1856.
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. CSC Up to
3 It. wide and IT. long. Have your blinds
thoroughly cleaned by our modern ma
chine method. WASHINGTON SHADE &
xsHSS co anSl l7sh RhraKEp b. seg9
sery.. free est; work guar; serving d. C.,
no nsarby 5r1 Ma; sasn and Va GARY APPLIANCE
WAsHiNG MACHINES repaired All
makes. 24-hr. service. Free estimates
SOUTHEAST APPL. CO., Ii. 6326. 81.
USED CAMERAS hoLght and Sold FULLER
q dALBERT, INC. s15 10th st. NV
FOR CARPENTER WORK and alterations,
small jobs especially, call HO. 1875. DAVID
JAMES. 111g Clifton st. NV
5OL6-35Z5-11SP7 and other1type tubes
or radios repaired. order your new radios
now. for better tone buy Templetone Ra-
dios. Call IA. 251s. EXPRESS RADIO
/ WILL INSPECT ROOFS FREE-Honest
advice. quick service; new roofs, roofs
painted; insulation. siding. Mr.. SHEP.
HERD. OK. 1912
Evening star., 1945-10-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ARLINGTON, VA.-T You are search

ARLINGTON. VA.-If you are searching
for good business legation. consider this
se Ssas Of sdSoo a IT, right
REAMY; dJ6@ 1l22 y Irving St, Arlington
DO Yob Want nsnst sma 'fiSR chicken nefn farm a oi
2l2 acres, very nice log cabin of rms.
and pantry ABOUT @ Sutbldgs ,v In g9Sd oS
terms. Can Mr.. Pastor. Ma. 1862 YOUNG
Y PASTOR; 20 Vermont ave; NV.
$4,000, with $4,000 down. This is good
r.; M $a5S; oH oSHAPMAN III; EE;AL5Tx; 5 w.. -.
Gated On Wilson blvd.:175 IT.. across front
100 TT. deep, good frame house, new rented
price sls,65o; $1,000 cash required eaE Sal;
y eH oSe9 eentsst yudssn Esams, jT
collateral security. commission and interest
sSS sosa2k iRf fDEsffcArEssEN. Sfe one of the finest
ease a the new s dDns nf ss
cluding hest must be seen to appreciate:
S15.0 900 cash handles; real money-maker
KENNA. exclusive agent, Realtor and Bcsi-
EIFcTRIcAL APPLiANcEGFastssr
WANTED, D. &. S. Eroeery M store, With living
sSar deing eno SSoo or mo more weekly
DUE 70 BAD HEALTH, forced to sell COM
plete taxi AK operation ONCE @ garage and
1871 and ~ Plymouth cars. Box ALL
vs1ss1ss s,55 mE5ssss
gondola. 34s8 Benning I'd. ne. 3.
STORE. suitable for hish-ciass restaurant,
owner will consider pencentage lease. 17Oe
a State
by desp On y s No. reGasd PENN
terms Exclusive agent, JOHN Hill
Ssx 5lfASiss aaS e r. SssS SsS accept limited
number Of, wholesale accounts; good sery-
ice and best quality. cleaning. JOHN
S3Hs Say 6aEzNfNG G1EEzAHESs sToRf Ma f79t INV owner
quotes over $1,000 mo. business, Price,
81. 500; terms. Rent. $40 including heat
Ga efe onf for rsf sDWm
ave-. a Rm. nonF s97, RE RE 5i46' 4oef ioi' vermont
HOTEL AND CAFETERIA, downtown; 90
ssso sGq Vet hsh $500 is5S'd doSn safetsFf re- @ @Efs
CHAPMAN, REALTY co, 1925 14th st Jsy. nv.
II ROOMS BATHS n,s scsdlv o heat rent s225 f5
s NV Only $2.0o0 down; Cali Ma. 5447.
BUY THE PROPERTY and furniture-11
rms. arranged into small apts.; monthly
income SIg5 low ogpera,tting g.n,tns s3p sYpense: Ine
only $500 down. BOB HoLLANDER.
Realtor texclusive). 1909 N. Y. ave. NV.
BRA1TiRUL COCKTAIL LoUNGE-upper
l4th NV {corner)-Rent, $50; heat and
hot water free. good lease; open days:
@ent ineudns wssn eee
and new draft beer system; $4,000 cash
and S10o monthly puts YOU in this fine
srokea 1909 @ ase NA saa
RESTAURANT OPP. large permanent Govt.
bldgs.. liquor license. catering to the finest
no esRy any, eooEnF from mostly sand D
modern dxtures Price, sis, 800. Terms.
JEAN. 2Iy 4tn st. sw Only hauor restau-
kEsT4bkxSTf saas AZ sx'Hsf AND nAR-aood downtown
location. Doing fine business; Rent very
Selling only due to serious illness. Must
see to really appreciate. For further in
5orma Len onsst ssl s1a Gsrnsr nn.nss w.h 50aN
paRKINy s M 4 Ion nv sor RE 6ss5
E4cLusvs :e6a tSasSsonS woopfEY sSs 5fn E Nd
rooms, 3 baths and extra shower, auto. oil
WEE pryste rss sa Bts ncoe es ss %
blinds: the very best cf furniture. Buy the
s5o aboat saas aoan
Ma. 2425. YOUNG q PASTOR, 1929
y sgsR e ss sss5 bushes: t. sell
how large Of small your proposition may
You VIII IKE ths son9dsntisl way VI tsks
i7th u. NV. nj PA.
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HELP poMEsrIc

CHILD NURSE, S27. wk.: care children
and do plain cooking. no laundry anc
housework; only mature and experienced
COMPLETE CARE child. yrs, nurssry
school mornings, white; experienced; nvs
In; references. Box 4O9-Z, Star.
COOK, general housework, for couple ant
infant; Sundays on: live in or out; $50
COOK. G.H.w.. colored. for pvt. family;
in; S25 wk. Oh. S2SS
COOK, g.h.w., settled. colored, for adults
live in: $26 for 5-day week. Write, givinr
ref and phone number, MRS. BRUM.
COOK, colored, live in, 4. in family. nj
laundry. other help employed: upstairI
room and bath with separate entrance
months vacation with pay, $50 week
WO. 2465.
COOK and g.h.w. 5h-day week, 10 am
to I'm: some care of children; S25 week;
Arlington. Gil. 9171.
COOK and s.h.wy must be settled woman
manent position; room and board, S25 pei
week; Address, 1888 Randolph st. NV
COOKING. light laundry. nice room ant
bath. live In or out; good salary. Adaml
0620.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR PGH. Fri. eve. via Union
town, return. Sunday eve.; take 8. Hill
side 050s-M after $50 Il
DRIVING to Scranton. Pa. this week end.
take 4 Gall SERGT. MILLER, Belvoir
1000, Ext 5112. 81
WILL DRIVE YOUR CAR to any part of
Arizona or New Mexico; thoroughly reli-
able. 25 years exp. in maintaining and
ACCOMMODATES THREE to Terre Haute.
Ind, AZ Pontiac. leave Sunday, Nov. 4,
TbuTsday si FE Or FTisax S3ae snea Ma RsE EN-
NEW BUICK, driving to N Y, leaving
Fri, return Sun; reasonable: take 8 or
f. GE 1926 after G.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
BUSINESS.

SECRETARIES, S175 mo-; j months vaca-
AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg, 14th and
g NV
SECRETARY ~, publication, $40 wk.; be
a newsraperwoman, future; stenog, real
estate. 5-day wk., $40; secretary, research.
$500 mo-: stenog., maga2ine editor, S45:
stenoa., sc. section, future. S35 up:
stenog. .-receptionist, shoppe, $40 up:
stenog., temp 80, S40-S5Q wk. Need so
new applicants daily for the better posi-
tions, welcome. Ma. 1888. BOYD'S, 1888
CAPITOL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Thousands of positions available, profess
sional technical, Sales, office personnel.
aries; individual service to applicants and
employers We can help you to help your
self. CAPITOL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
403 | tn st NV MA 1890
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BUsINEss opPoRTuNlTIEs.

COFFEE SHOP, 14th st. location: wonder
ful opportunity for expansion; price,
ideal for ladies or couple. MYRTLE A.
WEADON CO., DI 1854.
AM INTERESTED IN INVESTING and
ideas. Write fun particulars. Box 420-c,
RIGHT ON 1ath ST. close to statler
Hotel. So rooms, Is baths. oil heat. All
rooms Of the hall hotel style. most rooms
elevator and switchboard; large lobby.
one large dining room and one small pri.
vate dining room: private entrance, ideal
for transient trade. Rent, $500; income
quoted $4,000: could be greatly Increased;
8 wears straight lease. $4,000 handles.
MA. 242b. YOUNG & PASTOR. 1923 ver-
mont ave. NV.
BOOMING HOUSE, 1900 block Of Belmont
rd. n.w.; 8 rooms, 2 baths; $6b rent; fair
furniture; income quoted up to 1910 mo. ::
$1,000 down. EDWIN l.. ELLIS, Long
Est. Rooming House Broker, 1910 Vermont
ave, RIM 21T, RE 5l40
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SITUATIONS poMEsIlc.

COOK. colored, reliable, general house.
worker, wants to stay nights: lob adult,
only; D. c. refs. Box 36-E Star i
CURTAINS carefully hand laundered
called for and delivered. w. M. WILCHER
522S Central ave. sc.
GIRL, colored desires part-time work
3 to /; S15 and carfare. FIR. 384S.
GIRL, colored, wants work as mothers
helper. taking care of baby, stay nights
DI 5679.
GIRL, colored. desires gh.w, sleep in
Local ref; $50. Call MI. 1850 from 3 to
pm.
GIRL, colored, exp, wants general house
work, part time. morning or evening
Call DI. 979a.
SCHOOL GIRL wants evening work from
4:30 to $50 Call MI. 5949
WOMAN. white. reliable: general work
in small family; plain cooking; stay nights
refs Box lie, Star az
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES,

LEARN TO DRIVE the right way; better
be safe than sorry: duel controlled cars.
expert instructors; parking a specially;
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE = Modern
training in all subjects day, night and
part5tlne 1 classes; r, get our free catalogue
government training; 1910 N. Y. ave.
ME. IT'S. Est. 1918.
FRENCH German conversation or lessons.
81 hr.; ewes. Sats. and Suns NO 9l43,
Apt. n. l4l4 r st NV. near l4th
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SITUATIONS WoMEN (cont. J

SITUATIONS WOMEN (cont.l
WILL CARE for colored children in my
home for working mothers. 1725 Sth
PosITioN AS SECRETARY or assistant to
executive by woman with over fifteen
years progressive experience as secretary.
administrative assistant and chief clerk.
Box 434-C, Star 3lt
DO YOU NEED services OF efheient sec
retary- -stenographer for several weeks or
months? Excellent references. Call MRS.
McCI.QSKEY. TR 2T1a 1s