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Single Army Agency 10 Buy
All Military Food Urged

BY the Associated Press
Postwar purchase of all food for
the armed forces by single War
Department agency was recon-
mended yesterday by special COM
mittee of civilian food industry
leaders.
Appointed by Undersecretary Of
War Patterson to survey the Army's
entire food situation. the commit
tee, headed by Austin S. Inglehard,
New York, president of the General
Foods Corp, said it found that
the Army's acting as purchasing
agency for a number of services
and organizations-Navy Marine
Corps, Coast Guard and other
agencies-beside itself during the
war had helped eliminate conflict
ing demands on industry.
/ The committee commended the
Army's subsistence program as care
fully planned and handled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16
.2,196 Yonks, Many in Pacific
For ; Years. Land in u. s.

SEATTLE, Sept. Is P.-A total
of 2,l96 officers and men-many of
them wounded - disembarked from
the naval transport Jean Lafitte
after a voyage from the Western
Pacific.
Most of the soldiers had been over
seas three years or more. Some
were from the 7th and 40th Divi-
sions. the 18th and 18th Army Air
Forces. Red Cross workers fed them
milk and doughnuts-it was the
first fresh milk in two years for
several hundred of the Army cas-
uals.
Many of the naval contingent
were from warships which had been
sunk by enemy action.
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lit Mrmnrtan1


to the dearest dad in all the world. oul
dad, JOHN W. BROWN, who passed away
one year ago today, September 10, 1914
Sad and shocking was the call
For one so dearly loved by all;
A bitter grief, loss severe,
To part with one SO dear-our Dad.
He always learned to watch for US,
Anxious if We were late;
In winter by the window.
In the summer on the bench.
His thoughts were all so full of US.
He never could forget;
And so we think that where he is.
Our Dad must be watching yet.
TIL memory fades and life departs.
You'll live forever in our hearts;
Time takes away the edge OF grief,
~, But memoTy turns back every Leaf Tyro
DORE AND JENNIE.
CAWTHoRNE, ELLA. In loving remem'
brance of our dear mother and sister
ELLA CAWTHORNE, who departed this life
one year ago today, September Is. 1914.
We are pondhering in our minds -
About her loving kindness
She showed in every way.
For her smile was like the sunshine
after the shower. ,s a,
And her comforting words would olSpe
our fears in the darkest hour:
She's gone to the grave, her span of lif'
But remember her in humble submission
f0f e0o Will must The f0i FAMILY.
FLETCHER, GEORGE S. In loyine mem
eTy Ct ny dear father GEORGE
''O' i DAUGaTER H. FRANCES BALL.
PARKER, BERTHA L. A tribute of low,
and devotion to the memory Of my devoted
who passed away two years ago today
September 10, 1913.
am pondering in my mind
For something good enough to say,
About your loving kindness
You showed me in every way.
Gone but will never be forgotten.
HER DEVOTED MOTHER, MARY DYER.
PARKER, BERTHA L. A tribute Of low
and devotion to the memory Of my de.
voted aunt, BERTHA L. PARKER JUMl
September 16, 1913.
The one loved has stepped across
The Threshold of Gods door.
She left behind those memories
That makes me love her more.
place is vacant in our home
That meyer can ~ Be s1I filled copp ,r,ox
wEsTRAY. MATTE T. In sad bu
i sste4 ma Who
away one year ago today, September
16, 1914.
In the still hours of morning,
gentle voice said, Come:
An angel from the other side
Welcomed our loved one home.
We often sit and think Of thee,
When we are all alone.
For memory is the only friend
That grief can call its own.
Yes, you are gone, but not FORGOTTEN,
Friends may think the wound ha
But they will never know the sorrow
BY Her Hi MOTHER. sisters 'a AM
WEsTRAY, MATTE T. In loving mem
ery 9t sS. o MATTE + WEsr IA WIN
Der Is. 1914.
This day brings back sad memories
We, the loved ones, who think day b
Are the ones who loved her best.
In our hearts her memory fingers,
Always tender d fond Lar. and true arIs
That we do not think of you.
God needed another angel
To worship before His throne,
He looked down from heaven
HER 4 hov fsef SsT ssa5 WotheE hsR
AND CHILDREN MRS M, W. CRAW
LEY. G. 3: DEAN. W. wEsTRAY: PFC
H Il ME MhsERAx X. v WEs S. RMzEsTRAY' r
wEsTRAY. MATTE T. In loving mem
mother, MATTE T. WESTRAY, VIII
passed pas away gaSA one year sso today septem
You are mot not forgotten dear sr.nd
As long as life and memory last,
HER w bE wv ixs'' s selss & .hs Law AM
sz S5s9e eRAWEnY. : S1St ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16
Lunhom Makes PIuns
For War Memorial

Plans are under way for a memoir
ial center at Lanham, Md, to the
men and women from the area who
served in the armed forces.
Officers of the projects board Of
trustees include: Mark Westgate,
president; S. A. Willeys, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Catherine Tyler, secre-
tary, and Mrs. Margaret Bennett,
treasurer.
The center will be built on a g
acre tract between Defense high
way and the Lanham-Severn road.
1t is hoped to provide a clinic, a
meeting hall and space for library.
A campaign for funds will be
launched in the near future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16
Requiem Mass Set tuesday
For Mrs. Nora Holmes

High requiem mass for Mrs. Nora
Curtin Holmes, 18 Hamilton street
NE, who died suddenly Thursday
in Benson, N, c., where she was
visiting, will be celebrated at 9 am.
Tuesday at st. Patrick's Catholic
Church, following funeral services at
$3.50 am. at the residence. Burial
will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Mrs. Holmes was the widow of
Cornelius A. Holmes, an engineer for
the Army Medical School, who died
several years ago. She was born in
County Kerry, Ireland, but had lived
here many years.
An active member of st. Patrick S
Church, she was also a member OF
st. Patrick's Sodality.
She is survived by a son, Fulton
Holmes, and a sister, Mrs. Nellie G.
Reidy, both of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16
Ex-senator Herring
Dies Of Heart Attack
In Mayf|ower Hotel

Clyde L. Herring, 66-year-old
former Senator from Iowa and
Governor of that State for four
years, died suddenly in his May
flower Hotel suite of a heart at
tack at $40 pm. yesterday.
DR.. F. H. Hornaday, the hotel
physician said Mr.. Herring suffered
Two attacks yesterday morning and
thereafter seemed to rally. At noon,
while eating lunch, he lapsed into
sleep from which he did not
awaken.
The most recent official position
held by Senator Herring was senior
assistant director of OPA under
Prentiss Brown, post he assumed
after his defeat for reelection to
the Senate in 1912 by Bourke B.
Hickenlooper, Republican.
Was Ardent New Dealer.
An ardent New Dealer, Senator
Herring was elected Governor of
Iowa in the Roosevelt landslide of
1882 He was elected to the Senate
in 1886 AS a Senator he was chair
man of a subcommittee of the FL
nance Committee which conducted
lengthy inquiry into profit-sharing
in industry as means of preventing
labor disputes. He also was in the
news with his movement to clean
up radio" after he had been aroused
by a too-realistic dramatization of
an Edgar Allan Poe classic by Boris
Karloff.
Mr.. Herring took no part in poll
tics after leaving OPA.
Born near Jackson, Mich, May
5, 1879, he was the scion of Scotch
and English cattle-raising families.
AS a janitor-boy on his first job in
Detroit, he fixed a watch for Henry
Ford and became one of Mr.. Ford's
closes friends.
Prominent Auto Dealer.
He moved to Des Moines, Iowa,
in 1910, where he became one of
the largest auto dealers in the
Middlewest. In the early 20s he
was twice defeated as a candidate
for office, once for Governor of
Iowa and once for Senator. In the
/ World War he served with Iowa
troops on the Mexican border.
The former Senator is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Pearl S. Herring
now in Des Moines; two sons, Capt
Clyde Edsel Herring, now stationed
at Fort George G. Meade, who was
released from a German prisoner
of-war camp in March. and La Verne
B. Herring; a daughter-in-law Mrs
Catherine Herring of the Kennedy
Warren Apartments here, and a
grandson, Lawrence, IS.
| Another son, Lawrence Herring
died of heart attack in l943 at
the age of 36.
Members of the family said fu-
neral services probably would be
held in Washington with interment
at Des Moines.
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Achilles to Address
Reciprocity Club

w. M. Achilles, of the United
States Rubber Co.'s development
and research department in Detroit,
will address members of the Reel
procity Club at their meeting at
noon Friday at the Mayfiower Hotel.
Mr.. Achilles will speak on Syn
thetic Rubber and the Progress
Made in It's Development" and will
give demonstrations using various
synthetic rubbers and chemicals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16
$500 Soldiers and Sailors
Disembork in California

WILMINGTON, Calf, Sept. Is
P.-An Army transport and a
cruiser arrived today from the Pa
cific, bringing $500 soldiers and
sailors home for discharge or fur
Tough.
The transport Wharton had aboard
1926 Army personnel and 825 Navy
men, most of them from the Phillip
pines and almost all for discharge
The cruiser Astoria came in with
500 men aboard in addition to its
complement of 300. The returning
Navy passengers are scheduled fol-
discharge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16
DR.. Bernard Comroe Dies

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IS LP.-
DR.. Bernard I. Comroe, SO, nation
ally-known authority on arthritis
and member of the faculties of the
medical and dental schools of the
University of Pennsylvania, died last
night. He was a native of York, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16
Arlington Man Killed
By Train at Overpuss

Herbert M. Taylor, 80, of 1928
North Wakefield street, Arlington
crane operator at the Navy Yard
was killed late yesterday when he
was struck by train while cross
ing the Washington & Old Dominion
railroad tracks at the North Roose
welt street overpass in Arlington
police reported.
Police had not completed theil
investigation last night and were
unable to reveal how the accident
happened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16
9Th Armored Division
Prepares for Trip Home
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
PARIS, Sept. 15-The 7th Ar
mored Division began moving into
the staging area of LIE Havre today
for shipment home and the 10th
Armored started arriving at Camp
Norfolk for processing, United States
Army headquarters announced.
The 253d Regiment of the SD In
fantry Division sailed for the
United States from La Havre. The
divisions 254th and 255th Regiments
are in Normandy awaiting transfer
to Britain Monday for shipment
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16
Oscar Levunt's Mother
Dies in Pittsburgh
Ey the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 15.-Mrs.
Annie Levant, 10, mother of pianist
composer Oscar Levant, died last
night at Montefiore Hospital from a
heart attack suffered Tuesday.
At her bedside were Oscar and
her three other sons, Harry, of New
York, DR.. Benjamin, a physician,
and DR.. Howard dentist, both of
Pittsburgh. Funeral services will be
held tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16
DIR. JOHN r. FRANCIS,
Exalted Ruler

ua'o ocpeehipel ~ at tue LlhS noHe
DR. JOHN R. FRANCIS
Exalted Ruler.
LEE CAMPBELL. Secy.
SMACKUM, THERESA. On Friday, Sep
TENDER IA, 1945, THERESA SMACKUM OF
Joseph and Mary E. smackum. sister Of
Marguerite Smackum, Louise Woodson
Christian Alexander, James. Joseph and
stant9n smackrm She also leaves othe1
at the w, Ernest Jarvis. funeral church,
1882 You st. NV, after IL noon Monday,
September II. Funeral on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER ci Is. at Spm., at St. Mary,s Epis-
NV, the Rey. E. A; Christian ofhciating;
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. II
STEVENSON, HERBERT !GNATIoUs.
IN SsH svEn sS hSs
band of the late Frances Fannie) Steven
son, beloved father of Mrs. Bertha S.
Wright, Charles, Daniel, Margaret and
Stevenson may Be vfeEed at stews Hs fu-
sundaY: Mass viii be offered Monday
SeptembeT ~; at 8 an at Holy Re.
1st st. and New Jersey ave. NV Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives
ana friends invited.
The blow was hard, the shock severe,
Little did we think death was so near. 1e
TAYLOR, WILLIAM M. Departed this
life on Saturday, s September 10, l945 5,,,,i al
LIAM N. TAYLOR, Beloved husband ol
Sylvia Mary Elizabeth Taylor. He also
leaves four children, three stepchildren
many relatives and friends. Remains rest.
Pope, 315 18th ST. Sc. Notice of funera
later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16

ID TIE, JHWES z. SuIQMb1a L0dgf'
No. So, l. P. B. o. E. of w, is
hereby notified of the funeral
of Brother JAMES E. SLAUGH-
TER on Tuesday, September IS,
1915, at II noon, from the Nc
CURE funeral home. 1920 9th st.
NV, Session of sorrow on Mon
ptember II. at the Elks' Home
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pnrty: H0cKV1Ie, Mo, Tor The purpose Of
attending the funeral of our late comrade,
GEORGE NJ. SHEADS. BY order of
L. J. MCCULLOUGH, Commander.
SLAUGHTER, JAMES E. On Friday,
September IA, 1915, at his residence I55
v st. NV, JAMES E. SLAUGHTER, son
Of the late Lawrence and Laura Slaughter
husband of Juanita Slaughter and father
Of Nathaniel c. Slaughter and Mrs Lillian
Perryman. Also surviving are two grand
children, Jane and James, jr., other
relatives and many friends. After 10 am.
Monday, September II. friends may cell
at the Mcguire funeral home, 1920 9th
st. NV, where services will be conducted
by the Rev. Jerry T. Moore on Tuesday,
September IL, at IL noon. II
SLAUGHTER JAMES co,umhie Todoe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16

GEORGE NJ. Othcers and
members of Montgomery Coun-
ty Post. No. 1858, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, U. s., are re-
quested to meet on Monday,
September II, 1915, at 1I:3O
am, at the Colonial funers
home Of VIM. Reuben Pun
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

from Capitol. for / refined young girl fo
snare with other girls; S25. FIR. 27eI
after q m
GEORGETOWN-Attra house to share
with other girls. S42 so maid and utils in
SMisSWeo MW II rent ~ P st. NV. DE. 1866
MAN WILL STARE with cne other, two
I'm, apt near 18TH and Z NV. Call after
. 9 IN. Elk 3o4S. 1920 18th st. NV. About
JEWISH GIRL to share apt. with two other
slriS' conv NV. section, unlimited phone:
% Gsiatln st. NV: $50 mo. RA. 1859
y: ST. N.E.-sedroom. twin beds,
aiIchen. Ssmiprivate bath, suitable emp
giflS1 private home: Sl4 wk. double o3-
! u GIRL to share comfort. 3rd floor. e-rm.
NV below Clifton ST.. NO 5aS6 a3. St.
:i5 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Weli-furnish
front bedroom, kitchen, dinette. Frieidairs'
nea.; ae c Nv; gentile home; $50 mo.
AVAILABLE about April l5-3 rooms
Kltehen bath and half. private apartment
IN private home. Furnished except linens
Kennedv stsnSS or retrgerai5on lion Near 5th and
s;sl ssia ist ST. Nw@Tvo rooms. . COM
REFINED YOUNG MAN to share apt. with
another man. So week: references exch
available April lst For appointment cali
EX 2ls2 d1I5 De Sales st. NV.
iI!3 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Clean Groom
at. semiprivate bath. completely fur
nlsheo: quiet. refined, employed couple;
1913 KANSAS AVE. NV. pvt. bath. s1oo
per no: can be seen after 5 pm.
GENTLEMAN will share . bedrm ant on
capitol Hill with bachelor or couple FIR
l9:iS ewes. and Sunday morning
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HONE IMP. COMPANIES Cont

l
CEMENT WORK; stone walls. .1agstone
MAhRciHTcc1o. Route i. Hbrhers ''Ssss. lane.
Joins -MASyILLE ASBESTOS SIDING.
sefvee G1psT Rfshsnfs s CO.. pTgmD Rome
Improyement Division. 1881 r. I. ave. ne.
MiSDtRSsizE YOUR s,,i, u.
and sse oons @ fisf sdss s'f and saa ssorm
:ss% Get ss fEff f'sSsf ass@'
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add addi-
basement rooms finished. porches inciosed,
concrete work, plumbing. decorating,
repsr ndns oar free snd
S esSmtns eo a$o AsoEs 1a7ns s. HONE De
sAINTiSG AND DECORATING. 40 years a,
making homes ne .brI. brighter; f., unmexceled m work
LUCAS LUCAS 4 LUCAS. 500 Emerson
PAINTING, PApERING, pLAsrERING and
general repairs, Electrical work Materials
available Free estimates. White mechanics.
Prompt service Terms arranged HCUGH
BROS CO.. D1 400: after p.m.. FIR
slRds; 81 s IS fsee estimates. CAN 5$5s, F + A.
ROOFING, asDss.os sialng; ,!na Esmoqsl,ns,
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Georgia 1l0S-1113
Member J M Home Improvement Guild
Johns Manvlle
JOHNS-MANVILLE roofing, siding. insula.
ton, storm sash: ! to years to pay
GATES CONTRACTING CO. OIL. 22n6
In yIRGINIA-Call PATTERSON GAR
DINER CORP. Chestnut 3222; Johns-Man-
vile roofing, siding, insulation; storm win
dows. screens, heating, remodeling. Terms.
IN WA. HINGTON = Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP. HO $3.50; Johns-Man-
vile .oofing, siding, insulation storm win
dows, screens. heating. remodeling Terms
UNION CONSTRUCTION CO., specialists
in building, maintenance and remodeling;
no Job too big or too little; no delay: small
monthly payments. free estimates. Frank
lin
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. experienced. white. draft
exempt, familiar with payroll taxes in
Ventorles correspondence, Office manage
ment etc. Phone Taylor 6S9o ors
ACCOUNTANT-BOO complete
accounting and bookkeeping services ten
years public and private experience; ex-
2469 Box 81 *. Star. 25.
BOOkkEEPER, sccounting-general ledger,
10 years experience. executive ability:
oeslres permanent position; refs; draft
EXEMPT Box 493-H. Star o5s
HOTEL CLERK, sober. honest and reliable
Box 4qS-H. Star
HOTEL DINING ROOM or restaurant con-
cession by. group incl. mgr, chef second
COOK: having years experience; will also
consider percentage basis. Box 1e5-E,
INTELLIGENT. capable man, glutton for
details. handle help: sober, dependable:
please make offer. Box 79-E. Star. o5s
JOB WANTED-YounR, ambitious married
man. / child, draft exempt hard and
sincere worker. able to grasp quickly ac-
customed to meeting public, capable of a
RESPONSIBLE position, experienced in man
aging llauor store and gas station. also
experienced in credit and automobile
financing, also experienced as Wholesale
tobacco salesman; ready Immediately for
a GOOD, steady position, willing to work
long .I hours; best Of references Call Union
LiABoRAToRY TECHNiCIAN. part time,
25-K, Star
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APARTMENTS UkFURhIsHEp.

ATTRACTIVE, 3-room and bath apartment,
on second floor. 1926 9th st. NV: S45
Tor a young, quiet congenial married cou-
p-e, II wife will be interested in taking a
position Of assisting pleasant middle
aged gentleman confined to a wheel chair
in frst-floor psrtment: salary arranged
ME. 1926 ~ IN
EXCHANGE bedroom apt. modern build
ing, RhoSe Island ave. for same in Ia
Eo,na Park or Silver Spring. MI S6lS
EACHANGE-Apt located in Dupont Cir
cle town mouse. consisting of entire floor,
private entrance, , bedrooms, dining room.
craving room. kitchen and bath. Open
hreplaees in drawing room and large mas
ter bedroom. o. P. A. rental ceiling. SIS
per month. on yearly lease, which includes
all utilities. for a 3 or 4 bedroom, 2-bath
detached unfurnished house. preferably in
Chevy Chase or Cleveland Park Would not
consider exchange for house unless on
yearly lease basis. with rental not over
Sl25 per month Young child who needs
oItooor advantages necessitated move Box
si.s 18th ST. s.E.-private bath and en-
trance; So; Apply after 8 s4s
APT, UNFURNISHED, AL Eye H. ne,
1919 3rd ST. Ne. Apt. . rooms, kitc,-
en- and bath, 1850: adults only. A. D
TORRE REALTY CO, 1898 No Capitol.
siss 18th ST. Nw.-s-room apt unfur.
nished, $40 wk.; excellent location. Ina,iire
az 2441 18th st. MR.. HOFFMAN, 6 to
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

RMS, KIT: AND B.. unfurnished: good
care OF apt; $50 limit DE. 246O. 23s
FRENCH naval capt. desires apt. liv rm..
ssdrm Sfs1s osrnn. and KITCHEN in sect mms
400. Ext $3.50. A
BY JUNE is, refined young couple de.
sire unfurnished apt in Mt. Rainier or
Ins nearby suburban area; hrst floor pre-
6s sDK RsE Aefs eiH uSssn,, Ss Need
ed for administrators of French Missions
NV section preferred. DE. 1885, Ext 70
PRAcTICING PHYSICIAN desires fur.
pancy; no children: will take for any
fp @ Sy House ar sts5 aparsmsn, ns.
family of three; must vacate house for
VIII WILL oTae Par months as4s rem, in .6v,ns. "a
small furnished house or apartment; per.
manent: no children or pets. RE. 740o,
Exf 24s2. until 5 pm
FOkEIGN DIPLOMAT, connected with an
international organizatisn, desires 3-room
himself and his wife; preferably Dupont
Circle vicinity; no children or pets: very
quiet and cultured people with excellent
reference; willing to pay rental over 500.
trict 3510. Ext. SOB s4s
NAN. wife and sister: elderly. to be evicted
April l on account of change of ownership
must have Groom, kit. and bath ant. in
NV. section, Phone Michigan 1881 before
srair 3 IN; or after pm. and ask Tor MISS
ARMY MAJOR and wife urgently need
centrally located completely furn. bedroom
apt. by April 1st, ME. 5605 after u pm.
e YOUNG LADIES, uniy srads.. tech. trans.
DE. fa35. Ext. 1a5. weekdays. a-s. 90
Continued on Next PassA
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WATERPROOFING-Have your basement
fixed before suring rains. OR. S244 after
5 pm, ROBERT E. PRICE "a.
FLOOR SERVICE. nothins but the pest:
laying. sanding. finishing, cleaning; par
quet installations: Bruce finishes. FLOOR
mo CONTRACTORS. INC. 1912 Wiscon-
GENERAL CONTRACToR-Get repairing
and remodeling done now before spring
rush, estimates free. C. A NEWELL,
Chestnut 1882.
DRIvEWAYS built, surfaced or repaired;
concrete, asphalt, stone walk, walls, ter
RACES; bulldozer grading, top soil. DEIN.
HOME, REMODELING. repairing; general
CARPENTRY; For estimate call NO. 60s9. 24s
PLUMBING AND HEATING - We are
equipped to handle any size repair or re-
modelling Job. Call us for estimates DAY
ENGINEERINd CO.. 400 Spring I'd. NV.
ASBESTOS SIDING, roofing. rock wool in
SUPPLY e. EQUIPMENT CO.. 1727 Pa. ave.
1910
ASPHALT surfasins Of driveways, parking
Dial OK. 2SS3. c4s
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

Secy.. diversified experience. capable, neat
appearance, pleasant personality. avail
70, now; y perm. connection. $50 min. Box
FORMER COLLEGE TEACHER interested
In IN leachlng in WASHINGTON business col
iege at night; Bachelors Degree in SecTe-
sarlal Science and Masters Degree in Eco
nonaS nomies with major, in accounting; expert
enoS teacher and accountant: age SO:
c2pI cqnG health: references. Box COX Star. :
GlKL, colored intelligent. wishes position
~ lawyers, dr.'s or ins. ofice; knowledge
OF typlng. TR. 1882
SECkETARY, competent. experienced, de-
Q ooendable, desires interesting position Box
SECRETARY srENoGRApHER.s o Years yea
Hsd1stsly gsSs s4s min; Adams s45a. ss
oughly experienced. resident, or 5la
DAY week; small of1ce preferred: min,
500 week. GE. 9005. Box 499-H. Star
TYPI-T. young. experienced as recep-
tionlst, clerk switchboard operator, desires
permanent position: 5 or 5H day wk: ST
Der hour. Franklin 1926. o3s
TYPIST-CLERK-You lady desires ONCE
Ror work IS several e evenings week and sundays.
WOMAN. refined. older desires light house
work, care children: good home, small sal
ary. Boy 71-E. Star. 22s