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Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
WNU Service, Union Trust Building
Washington, ID. C.

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(This Is the first Of two articles
by Mr.. Baukhage on where Ger
many continues to get its fighting
manpoWer. The second and conclud-
ing article will appear next week.
Post-mortem arguments over the
German winter counter offensive
will probably be fought out from the
arm-chairs with almost as much Bit
terness as that which characterized
the actual combat.
Already there are a few who dare
insist that the German comeback,
morally and physically. was not
underestimate. This means that
Germany's military preparedness,
the extent of which many knew, few
seemed to be able to assay. Just
how thoroughly the Third Reich
leaders had geared Germany's So
cial, political and economic life into
total war could be read in terms Of
facts and figures available to the
experts. But since no state in his
tory had ever SO nearly ap-
preached the absolute in military
activity it may have been difficult to
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
Overall Mobilization
Keeps Nazis in Field
Geared Nation in Peace to Meet Shock Of
Total War; Learned From World
War ! Experience.
By BAUKHAGE
Neus analyst and Commentator

reformed and starting with a group
OF million 200 thousand of the origi-
nal group took charge of training
political soldiers from childhood up,
matchmaking them in Nazi prinei-
pies and also overseeing military
training before service in the army
and again after the citizen had
passed normal military age.
The second group to come into
prominence in the Reich is now by
all odds the most powerful group
IN the country considered from ev-
cry viewpoint. 1t is the SIS"
The "SS" are supposed to have
had their origin in the group who
made up Hitler's bodyguard in the
early days of the party. Their num-
Der was estimated as $50, 900 in 1912,
and Heinrich Himmler was from the
beginning (and still isl their CON-
mander although their oath of 10y
atty is to Hitler.
This group was originally Great
ed to form the nucleus of a new
aristocracy. The requirements of en-
trance are strict. In the first place,
the applicant must have been an
outstanding member Of the Hitler
Youth organization. He can apply
IN his 18th year for SIS membership.
Out Of hundred applicants usual
ly 10 or IS are admitted and they
stand frequent denominations. The
applicants family must show
healthy physical and (according to
Nazi standards) political back
ground, "aryan' blood back to 1850
and no hereditary diseases.
An SIS applicant must be the
right height and the right"
build, with the right" color Of
hair and eyes. When he marries he
must marry suitable wife accord
ing to similar standards. Before he
is eligible he must win certain sport
awards, serve in the Reich labor
service. then in the army Mean
while, he must attend special schools
Of training in Nazi theology and
military and physical training.
When the SIS novice finishes his
term in the army he goes through
more tests and if he passes, is a
full member. Then he is under juris-
diction of the special SIS court Of
law and must live up to all the
practices and principles of the or
der, He is compelled to defend his
honor with the sword Unjust take
part in duels) and is permitted, If
attacked by an ordinary citizen, to
use weapon against the at
tacker even Il it is not necessary.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19

of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jackson,
home on furlough. . Andrew VII
liams Of Milwaukee, Wis, leaves
for home after spending a pleas
ant vacation with members of
his family. Mrs. Willie l.. Hardy
of South Bend, Ind, was the
guest OF her cousin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Parker. Fred Macon
was injured at Collinston, La.
Macon has been with the company
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
M. Vernon
Rev. +. G.. Green

Rev. L. G.. Green
Services last Sunday morning
We're inspiring The pastor de-
liyered the sermon. Subject Con
slider Your Ways" At $3.50 a
program was presented by the
Mems Progressive Club. Sermon
by Rev. l.. Emry. Rev. Emry is
the pastor of st. John, 4th and
Bender. The s o'clock sermon
by the pastor. Subject "The
Goodness of God to Man. He
preached a soulstirring message.
Collection was $1,000.
Rev. j. b. Thomas, pastor
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
McCEHEE


st. Peter AME church is en-
tertaining the Dermott District
Monday the 10th and Bishop
Curry is expected to be our guest
soon. Ole Desha is marching
on with her force although Il late
start. We hope to beat all teams
We meet. Pvt. N. Cody, son
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
Card OF Thanks

We wish to thank our many
friends and relatives for the
many cards, letters and florals
sent in our recent sorrow. May
Gods blessings be on each Of you.
w. II. Gray and family
Baxter, Ark.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19
IN MENORIAN

In Memorian OF our dear
father. brother and husband, and
grandfather Rev. Asberry w,
Robinson, who died four years
ago January 90, 1871. Sleep on
Rev. Robinson and take your
rest.
Willie T.. Robinson, wife
Lille NJ. Williams, Otherine
Nichols, William Robinson, Ros-
coe Robinson. children.
Jodie Strowther, Joyce Robin
son. Charlestine Nichols, grand
children.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19

The Japanese urge that dolls and
flowers be sent to workers in air.
plants TO boost their morale. What
with the present raiding by the
superforts we can understand the
flowers but why the dolls2
a.
II all the people who get black.
market gasoline qui. buying, the
poor fellows might sell to Hitler d.
rect without risking their patriotism.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19

The Berlin radio says that Hitler
looks vigorous and healthy" May
be the Germans have discovered a
new method OF embalming.
A man In New York lost $500 out
OF his sock and was so grateful
when 1t was returned that he said
ne would put it into victory bond.
rhat is even wiser than investing In
pair OF garters.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19

% budTu STATUS ny as DAukHdRc
signs out OF radio studio in Berlin
In 1889 after broadcast to U. S.
interpret those facts and figures In
terms Of comeback after the battle
OF France.
Perhaps one of the most basic
datum came, not from plans stolen
from the Nazi high command but
furnished freely by the association
of German tailors. 1t proves the old
adage that exceptions prove the
rule.
The rule is that clothes do not
make the man. The exception
which proves it is the fact that in
1889 one out Of every three Ger
mans was in some kind of uni
form, and therefore under some
kind of military or semi-military
discipline, either of the army itself
or of the Nazi party.
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19

Curtis II. Johnson
Cpl. Davis of Camp Robinson,
Little Rock, was guest of Mrs. f..
Gillyard. Mrs. Ruth Moore and
Arkansas State press., 1945-01-19

at Box 80, Dumas, Ark. The
Watson District thanks the follow
ing churches for helping make
our Xmas meeting a success. Free
Gift, $1,000 by Bro. Henry
Burns, and Bro. b, J. Watson,
Tyree AME-S3.00 by Prof. C. l..
Reed l.. M. Gordon is visiting
his daughter in Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12

ROOMS WANTED for male students. This
IS one way you can be Of real help to dis
ecb6es W scbo oeer Mnst Who sFS attendnS
distance of 18th st. and Park I'd. NV. or
On On 1 nMgt, Gus or car line; Phone Mr..
MALONEY; no. 1920 weekdays between
REFINED. YOUNG, GENTLE, settled naval
couple desire comfortable rm-, pvt. home.
Sc pleas surroundings. Box l3l-A Star.
WELL-vENTuATED unfinished attic IN
vicinity Of Pa. Branch or Alabama ave,
Sc. Of Anacostia River. Call TR $500,
Ext; l22, between . and 5. IL.
SETTLED WOMAN. Govt. employee would
6GeskiaS,, or lh.k or small apt. in nice
smoke or fD Ps august soR oqes 90 not
gle room in vicinity of George Washington
University. Cali Emerson o49O after
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire ,oom
EEiSeinity oh Of Mass and Wis. 1t, HAUsER,
Dept RE 1900, Ext $500
WANTED Want TO RE sg room, fur
in or near Anscostia. by July END no
other roomers. Box lila. Star. Ia
ROOM and private bath, in or near Be-
thesda. wanted by quiet woman working
at National Health Institute. Call WI.
REFINED GENTLE COUPLE. double room
ana bath in or near Washington. Box
2O4-A, Star
EMPLOYED LADY desires studio bedroom
or efficiency apt, VIII give same service
ewes. each week, children. sewing or din
ners, as part pay. Call Ma 0OS4, Rm.
,}5B. MRS. JONES. after >
EMPLOYED middle-aged ladies desire
single bedrooms and living room. or apart
ment. Call Ma. 00S4, RIM. 35B, MRS.
JONES, after 3
WIDOW Of Reg, Army medical ofhcer.
and private bath IN NV. home. or share
apartment best location. separate bedroom
Call RA. O556 between and $40 pm. 80
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

sDs near 18th 9TH ne3 S11k bath apt
lease this paee wifi f make Ike money o with
5000 with stock. $4,000 down ED
WIN l. ELLIS am long est srOk kflo 1910
RESTAURANTS SODA BAR. fine location;
this small, neat place is suitable for one
or man md wife ren SS
poor; forced to sacrifice for $4,000, which
sAcs Il n 81 sa4 f our m newt location
G Exclusive Conn. ave. location; here
only Few hours p eaf das 70 saf5 0P Pens
year lease; seats 30; can be increased; &C
c99 9 Of Illness vi Will sell for $4,000 A.
ton 1114 H II St. n.w V4 "' ne" 'O'"
GROCERY, 9th st, sw.--6 rms. and ba tn
apt, mixed trade, plenty of valuable
oot tGss income Quoted $500 mo- no. Price,
EDWIN L. ELLIS. long established bust
ness broker, 1910 Vermont ave, RIM. 217.
GROCERY. delicatessen. good location,
NV. section; mostly cash: good lunch
sSnsSly fo@ aues sale Cali csi d. 1884, for
BAKERY-PASTRY sHoP-Ideal central
oeatton doing &c, over $4,000 year Person
fortune in short time 6-day week Pres
ent owners Illness forces sale. 81, 900,
which includes about $4,000 stock. A
DOC" BACAs DI. 6.34. liza st. NV
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE, Mt. Rainier,
Md.--Lge, 3-apt. house, 3 freplaces. 8
garages, house in very expert condition.
UN, 1899. Ewes, SH. 1920, Mr.. ISELI
CHECKING CONCESSION, exclusive supper
club. MICHEL'S 1920 Vermont ave. NV.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 3-year-old, To-
rm brick, 3 baths, h.-a.h.; owner occupies
LIST foor,- which includes bedrms.; 2nd
and 3rd floors now bring 1925 per month:
also det brick tavern or lunchrm.. Just fin
ished, could be used for . spts.: ga acres
Of land on u. s. Route No. ]. south OF
Alex, Va; $4,000 cash and terms. In
spection BY appointment only. Exclusive
agent, JOHN HILL CARTER, Jr., Engleside
PARK ioT. rent. 500: shooting san..
rent, $500: good loca ton lady's wear, S150i
furn. room. house; rent, $3.50. Ma. 1899
RESTAURANT, excellent location, good
business, established IA years, 100 seatins
capacity; suitable for partners; worth
se5, 900: will sacrince for $4,000; other
business requires attention. SH. 1851.
BUYERs, ATTENTION.. We have COM
plete line of hardware, srocery, confec-
tionery and delicatessen stores. valet shops
restaurants laundry plants and many other
types Of businesses. For information, call
PoLYzoTs q SCHWARTZ. 2014 s TAI
DOWNTOWN, IS rooms, "a baths, rent
SIS per month. Nice income; $500 handles
OWENS REALTY ME. 04S6.
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BOATs.

CHRYSLER MARINE MOTORS in stock for
essential uses. s. KING FULTON. INC,
MARINE SUPPLIES, new stock lust ar
rived; sailboat fittings. paint, electric bilge
pumps, gear pumps. Kerosene and alcohol
SHORTLY ana nq KfNe FGLfo af Hen E%
CUPBOARD MoToRs-New Evinrudes for
e ouTBoARb hNS MoF FOR ' toSnson's. 10 h.p.
SIS SI9o ,,- See = Mr.; GallahSrn at ? j NEE
son ave NV. between 14th and 18th
ouTBoARD MOTORS. ga h.pa 5H hip,
son-Evinrude; steering wheels. 900 Maine
ave. s.w., opposite Hogate's.
ton Dinshy ty 1oe sac 800 Maine s sSe' sT
G 70 a.f. h Johnson ourBoARD MOTOR,
si-FT. CUSTOM CRIsCRAFT. twin engine.
1910. Streamlined. Spacious accommoda-
lions. dinette. sleep g, finished through
Convenience S. 900 M DAWSON. Lex.
sos days; Mohawk i055 nights, Baiti-
KAYAK; lift, excellent condition
ef op Ss With R ne w life preseryer eush
WOLVERINE sport model boat, johnson
sAIIBoATE1s45 skaneateies Lightning
with Northill anchor, running lights. cush-
ions. canvas cover boom crotch pump
SgI5 cash. Call d. 1928 day or MI. OO33
BOAT FOR sALE-No. 13J.1O6 HOOPER
Island: Gray motor. 3Ox712. $500. MAR
STALLS RAILWAY. Deale, Md, North
CRUISER. 80 It 1910 Richardson: in
closed deckhouse, 81 hip. Gray. 6-cyl
motor; sleeps 6. complete in every detail
many extras. including winter cover; in
excellent condition. Seen by appointment
only. Phone 81. 1856 after pm.
DODGE RUNAB0UT, 22-ft., for sale: per-
feet condition. Can be seen at Severn
Yacht Yard. EastpCrt. Md. See Mr.. Mason.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

s IS n SerIS Isss sfsIs ike
anF a sa1 slna saei .bn cIo' so ;hGne aS
cork cabinet $50, CHI. $3.50 evenings. 10.
Clubs. bss. in FOOD Condition. GE. 1851.
RADIO RECORD pLAyER-Not wireless,
sH6Io P Pnfhs xNp So FAIRS ior sale
many hard-to-get tubes on hand. 1904
RECoRDisNunususny large collection rare
collectors items, Victor Red Seal and
ssdqss best Eo G So 5 ssn9aS artists
AZ q dealers; Ss!l RIA; 4is5:
MODERNISM" desisn fully insS s rsfris-
srse delivePS ATLAS e APPIiHScE e.;
S. ns d. a5ss s i p ss h 81 49,
RUG, e4I2. N good condition. Bicycle,
RuGs, :. 9xfs, Mohawk. with pads. ia.
RUG-Genuine Navajo Indian rug; new,
made In New Mexico; #. BY 5 IT. 2
sAXoPHoSE, E-hat alto. 4 good condition;
case. AT. 400. Apt. Ill. 12'
sAxOPHONE Martin tenor. ] year old,
s sSSd cond'' ine caSe' reasonable, At.
sxxoPHoNE. Conn" c-melody. with
ssd Hs RA s5a Urea
Ias $sis f. h5SSS eli cR ts5a
Es nT Al stpDhf Rsn Sinners snd
SWINE MACHINES: t re Dies drODhsa tS
SS up LEAR Rst ssS5 Sc fsn nE DE- ePs5s
SINK UNIT complete, steel cabinets be-
Very GOOD condition. Phone NY. 021S, 14*
SOFA, Richmond type; $40 pr: Of oak book
Psss set fof sd misc. she dishes
s sIfS e1sfE latest model. new, complete
with books. ME. 2905 IB"
STORE FIXTURES. : de luxe wall cases,
glass doors and shelves. also . matching
show cases These are new fixtures and
will go well in the finest store. 1904 18th
sTUDTo CoUCHEs t2). prewar construc-
non sresn Win aps ar eter
wine with metal and cloth arms. North
sTuDio couch. blue, Heller inner-srTins,
can be made into twin beds; good eondi-
STUDIO CoUCHEs-Atlas has the brand
with inner-spring mattress and all-sprins
base prewar; opens into twin beds or
DOUBLE bed: S44, complete with , matching
Free delivery. Open, until pm. open
Mon. and Thurs. until p.m. Open all day
Saturday until 7 pm. ATLAS FURNITURE
co, 81 st. NV. Dl. 3737 D1. 1888
sTUDio COUCH OUTFIT, $50; all brand
new furniture. includes IN sll-sprins-
and . occasional chairs with leather
top; ali for $50 complete; S. deposit and
RHn6f 20 ca Gel re st. ns d. A 5
d. 373S, DI $3.50.
TAILORING EoUIPMENT-cuttin table,
al RnaR ARuk
TROPICAL FIsH-Live bearers; 1ac: Bet
.ss AaS hff stP Sas Co s G ass
closet. Kitchen sink. 1911 Prospect ave
TYPEWRITER. Underwood, SIS; also
e sPpyss,s,s sT x2 aI31. sr,v,cr
18th NV. GE. 1883. Undsrwoods. 3 mos
81 g j, In s 3d.; no del $3.50 add. dep:
1sa Co: Nc i7ol A i4th st! f NV. Ab
TNIToRMs-Nayy otaeer'. gray. 80 long.
us I saS ssEa $50; palm beach sl2 each
VACUUM CLEANER. excellent condition.
sRsSE Iss4 S snSbs r. p ns p
Wat ~ Illinois: II SIZE white gold
81 Isl Randolph ST. IN NV. after tp pm, mr.
WATER HEATERS. Rex. 2O-yeaI guaran
tee. all sizes; terms John @ WEBSTER
Plumber Ho7 r ST NJ Ma 41f3. OR 3A3Q
WATER HEATERS. . Abendroth. No, 2oII,
good for 1,1G0-gaL. tank. Call Mr..
s WaTfk HI AEk TIERS automatic gas. all
sizes, all kinds. guaranteed: free estimates,
immediate installation. no. 1915. IA
WHITE GOLD WEDDING RING. nine dia-
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO. Buy
direct from manufacturer. steel or wood
Stats. 1905 14th 81 NV. phone AID 4333
al
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS and parking lots
T sDS Sa r SGs 's ed.i wool
SUPPLY & EQUIPMENT CO. 1927 Pa ave
nv Warehouse at 7th and T ne Dl
DEAL WITH reliable firm. We do plumb
ing, heating, papering, paintins, asbestos
siding, roofing and all types of home i'm
Fl essa aSo Rc Coy
FLOOR SERVICE, notninp out the oeSt;
a1et snsnG BT1e. rs ssnnE
mo q; GoNT "a TS INC 1912 wiscOn'
J l;6 s;Ial roofing; siding, tnsula-
a2TEs coNT FAC CO. t oL zoo. DAY
GENERAL CONTRACTOR. building con-
struction. repairing. remodeIing. asphalt
el0n S SGRSTssf ca 3sss2 Estimates free
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME and add addi-
hSe mace Dor e.0
ASBESTOS siding H and roofns and 'T senersii
s%s SsDaT G Sur Tss s HoME
RENoVATlNG CO. 1920 Irving st NV
PAINTING. decorating, roof repairs, home
r repsslrs; ~hite meenanieS: work guaranteed
N viRGINiaCcan PATTERSON -GARDi.
NER CORP. Hobart ago. Johns-Man-
dows. screens. heating. rennodeiins Terms.
eARD HHfRe CORP 10. 4isot 1 1ohnseSsn
vile roofing siding insulation; storm win
terms; free estimste. NATIONAL INsTaAaLL-
600 fSSs wis wi kinds va soo
waterproofed, windows csulked. etc. ROB
ERT z. PRICE. Republic 1891. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-12
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

WOMAN, .colored, desires lob nursing or
mothers helper. DE. 1850.
GIRL, colored, desires days work, clean
ing and laundress RE. 6497 after pm.
GIRL. colored. desires g.h.w., plain cook
or child care: exp: ref Call EX. 1884. .
GIRL wishes laundry work to do at home,
reasonable rates. FIR. 1918. 12'
GIRLS CD, colored; good references; part
time or days work. Write MRS. ROSIE
WINKIE. zoos Lamont st. NV. L."
HOUSEREEPER, capable of taking full
charge in exchange for room and board
for husband and child: fond of children;
3273
HOUSEKEEPER - Capable white woman;
home or employed couplei no
infant; private room. Box 154-A. Star. l2s
MOTHER. with child, will do light house
work and take sood care of baby for
room, board and salary. FIR. Abs.
WOMAN, white, reliable, middle-aged, in
small family; plain cook; stay nights; ref
erences. Box 1854, Star.
WOMAN, colored; laundry, 8 hrs, 60c mr..
and carfare: also will sit with children
ewes. while parents work or go out, SOC hr.
Write ll3l d ST ne. Apt. 4. II.
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APARTMENTs FURNISHED

3535 HOLMEAD PL. NV congenial
girls to share apt. with , other girls; liv-
ing room. . bedrooms, kitchen: SO ca
mo. Can co. 0356 after 8 pm.
e-ROoM APT, private. home, private en-
trance, 1923 No. Capitol: $40 los
S22 X ST. N.E.1Bedrm. and kitchenette
or 9 girls. $50 mo, AT 1884
SMALL BEDRM. and kitchen. furnished
for girls, 500 mo. 1907 Clifton st. NV.
1926 18th ST. N.w-one room, separate
entrance, share bath and refrigerator with
officer; S45. Republic 7400, Ext. 1868.
WANTED-Jewish girl to share 3-rm. apt.
with other girls, $50; unlim. phone. maid
serv. Call after pm, Adams S343. 1860
Euclid st NV Ia
SI5 EYE NW-Newly furn.. linens. etc:
becrm. kitchen. bath; mos rent re-
auired: 500 mo. End A. rear 60 pm. 13s
WILL SHARE GOT. with another congenial
young girl, preferably a Govt worker
Cali after 6. 1905 D st. se $40. Ii
CoLORED BROOM. kitchenette apt;
semipvt. bath, for > gentlemen; S55 per
mo. Ills Harvard St NV no 2Ol4
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, EXPERT; books started,
kept, audited; tax reports, monthly service
statements: prompt, reas. SH. 1854. 13s
'B00KKEEPER. competent reliable, vet
eran; $50 for 5-day week. Shepherd 1910.
CHEF. Al. sea food chef, sober, aI-around
JACOBS, FIR. 92T9.
GENTLEMAN. college graduate, wishes
position as bookkeeper at once; expert
enced. 1909 Hamilton St, Hyattsville, Md
MANAGER, experienced, for hotel and
restaurant; expert in buying, food con-
troll, accounting and complete manage
ment; available at once. BOX 2O2-A, STAR
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR or asst labor law
and engineering background; age 80; ex-
perienced in placement and all technical
phases; recruiting specially; $50. Box
29-A. Star. IA
REPRESENTATIVE, experienced in all gov
ernmental agencies contacts, eXpediting
and procurement, marine, industrial con-
struction equipment, also several years
experience manufacture. sales, road build
ing and general contractors machinery
and equipment: draft exempt; immediate
release. Box 1894. Star. 49,
SECRETARY-CORRESP supervisor, ir.
adm. assist, years excellent experience;
500 week. MR.. SLATER, AID. 1866. 15s
.-PC. STRING BAND wants nights playing
Hawaiian and Spanish guitars, ballad and
dance music. Call MR.. HALL, WA. 975S.
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SITUATIONS WoMEN (cont.)


GOVT. WORKER, refined, wishes to take
care OF chilaren In exchange for room.
GRAbUAfE PRACTICAL NURSE. wants
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE. seven years person
mel experience: aged 80: interested pri-
marily in opportunity; sos. Box 2s-A,
NURSE, white. baby care. experienced; free
Call Woooley 1853 mornings. 12a
NURSE, practical, graduate tcolored),
available; desires or hours duty, eve
PR2cTICAL NURSE. position in pvt.
home, live in; references exchanged. ME.
RESIDENT MANAGER. thoroughly expe-
rienced, with local references, desires posi-
ton as apt. house mgr. Box 1904, Star.
SECRETARY. experienced, desires tipping
that can be done at home. Wisconsin
sTENoGRAPHIC CLERK, colored reliable.
desires work; knowledse of all ONCE ma
sTENoGRAPHiC WORN and tipping done
IN my downtown once by hour or day;
expert, rapid service. Telephone District
TYPIST. colored. desires work to do at
home Cali MONTGOMERY, TR. 1858.
WIFE of serviceman, overseas, desires work
at home, expert typisti have Government
experience in clerical and tipping work.
YOUNG LADY available as recentionist,
clerk or sslesgirl for . months. ia. 1906
YOUNG LADY experienced. will care for
small child and do light housework in ex-
change for room, board and appropriate
s %d1Iyyc Box S, ia Star tou,.u *.
capable. responsible. wants employment.
Box 1874, Star. 13*
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PERSONAL

sLTPCOvERs professionally cut and tai
i ioT early o appointment: restricted eieL-
plain sewing to do at home. Call Adam
s s2s$ J lso3 S,, Xe TIn st. nUr IS.
English, self-confidence, freedom from self
oR DTTats sT9s MI 55o L.
howell p ACADEMY II FOR BOYS offers
12-month, program of school, summer
rHoNE SHEPHERD $3.50 ask for Miss
ssoe on ,oS 9p are n need of loan uO
Tsoair.d while you wait Room 500
FOR sAIE.1st trust note, bearing So
interest, secured on unimproVed property
on Lee blvd. Arlington, Va. Note under
JEROME 5. MURRAY, 1881 '1 St. n'S Re
FEEL BETTER after frst treatment or no
weak heart, asthma, rheumatism. arthritis
nervousness, piles. colds, flu or other all
ments. Also relief for aching. swollen feet
LADY natnropsth: 20 yrs experience in
WATCH REPAIRING-3 to days service
work 'nshs Tsearsd PeaFs Esfrc c
d GIFT MART. 514 10th st. bet. and F
SbAf toNEhS AND DhAfEhlES - Expert
workmanship; : day delivery. DAIGNE-
AULT. Decorators. co. 1890
HOME PORTRAITS of hlgner quality
Children our. specially. Taken in your
home by prof. photogr apher. Six billfold
photos free with each order. Call WA.
449S
ExTERMINATE-n you need an exter-
minGtor call RIA. S62s; So each treat
ment usually REQUIRES treatments.
FALLS CHURCH NURSERY : Children
from 2 to & boarded day and night. For
further pa rticulars; Falls Church 1270. 12'
MONTE VITA RANCH CAMP, where your
boy will be happy: riding, swimming,
rifery: qualified staff. good food COW.
D. c.; boys from Christian homes; ages
6-l5: provides health safety. Wo. 42l4. 15'
EMPLOYED MOTHER wants overnight
boarding care for infant, Montgomery
County. viii pay SO per wk. Phone
Rockville ~ bet. $50 and 4:30.
LEARN TO SEW-Lessons. 81. Bring your
own materials and patterns. Glebe al43.
FOR s.rr1s trust rots bs.r,r - ze
interest, secured on unimproved property
on Lee blvd. Arlington. Va. Note under
60fo of appraised value of the property.
JEROME s. MURRAY, 1881 G st. NV.