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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Help TO Win War

Walter I n ore sen believes
young people should do their
part to help win the war.
Dear Miss RObinsOn:
"Even though the hardest
years Of the war are behind US,
this is no time to let up on the
home front. In fact we should
buckle down for the last hard
pull, giving the job everything
we've got i'm the factories and
war plants and on the farms.
The problem OF manpOwer Is
still a serious one and there IL
much which teen-age youngsters
can do to help further the war
effort. This Is their war too.
They should work during sum-
mer vacation, not necessarily
40 hours n week, but they
should certainly be employed,
preferably I'm outdoor jobs.
"They will learn the value OF
a dollar and will learn to appre-
ciate many things which they
previously took for granted.
They will benefit physically rs
well as mentally and when they
return to school in the fall they
will 20 back with a wholesome
feeling OF something accom-
pIished. something done
WALTER THORESEN
age 80,
~. Mountain Ave, Bound
Brook. ~. j.
$3.50 priZe)
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Proud of John

And we're proud of you, John.
But Carole Evans of Charlotte.
n c.. says Youth is a time for
Pl4y-plenty- of time for work
after you've grown up.
You're right, Miss Robinson.
nobody knows the answer to
that question better than we
teen-agers whom II concerns.
And I'm definitely against us
kids working during our short
summer vacations. The care
free exuberance of youth Is
short and sweet. Never again
will we have IL, once the trials
and troubles Of adult response
bility have laid Inevitable
creases upon our brOws.
"Wo work hard and steady
nine months of the year In
school. Surely we've n right to
our short summer vacation.
We've earned IL and we deserve
II for renewed vim and vigor to
start next semester. Once we
start working we'n probably
keep on working for the rest of
our lives. Everybody h entitled
10 be young and carefree since
you're only young once. These
Carefree years are so few and
20 so fast. Well be old q heck
ova sight longer than we're
young-time enough then to
work and worry"
CAROLE EVANS-age 16,
$50 Hawthorne Lane, Apt. =,
Charlotte, N. G.
($10 priZe)
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

remember long forgotten sum
nlers UDhen ! pomp<d and played
in happy childhood. Through
the mist Of memories I see again
the old dsssrted Woodland
Whers Ws played Indian. sUaDr
in the crooked old creek and
went Wiid plum hunting 4
strange new rhythm beats in my
heart and I shall come home a
more humble man Il
dedicate my life TO keeping
Native Land rich Uith IoVs dhd
peace and Happiness for our
children
MARGARET 3. O'GARA
age 80,
55l7 No. Kenmore Ave-,
Chicago, Ill.
(S2 80 prize)
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
A Dissenting Vote

Now comes a dissenting vote
from Margaret OGara of Chi
Cago.
elsie Robinson:
"My beloved father had the
theory that normal, happy
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Thousands Agree

Thousands. both young and
old will agree with you. Carole,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

Each and Of have already answered that
question according whether you have job right
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

THE WAR OR WOULD THIS BE CHEATING THEM OF THE
GOOD TIMES THEY DESERVE?
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

Walter I hore essen believes
young people should do their
part TO help win the war.
sanoa. AEiss Rnhingnus
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

($2 50 priZe)
Evening star., 1945-01-17
Calvert Houses Opens
Own Religious House

Calvert Houses, housing devel-
.opment for war workers, with a pop
ulation of 1900. now has its own
facilities for religious services un-
der the sponsorship of the Wash
ington Federation of Churches.
The Rev. c. J. Craig, pastor of
the newly established Calvert Com
munity Church, explained that the
churches near the development, 10
Gated between Riverdale and Col
lege Park, Md. were all over
crowded
Services were held for the first
time Sunday in the developments
community hall at $500 Calvert
court. Mr.. Craig reported that So
children attended the Sunday
school and rs residents of the COM
munity were at the worship serv-
ices.
The new church is the culmina-
ton of two years planning, Mr.
Craig said Every denomination,
he added, is participating in the
program and the hall is also being
made available for other faiths.
The church. the pastor said, will
be open to all residents of the area
as well as to workers housed in the
Calvert development. Sunday school
begins at 10 am. and the worship
service Is held at IL am.
Mr.. Craig was the organizer and
first pastor of the Ager Road Meth
odist Church.
We have an Axis" to grind-buy
enc more War Bond today.
Evening star., 1945-01-17
Wage CIassifications
Urged by Technicians
AT Banquet Here

Delegates from IL cities to the
Federal Legislative Conference OF
the International Federation of
Technical Engineers, Architects and
Draftsmen's Unions tAFD were
guests last night at a banquet in the
Hamilton Hotel. sponsored by Wash
ington locals 9 and 46 Today the
delegates wind up their three-day
session during which the legislative
program of the group was discussed
Principal subject of discussion has
been plans for urging on Congress
the passage of legislation which
would provide for an adjustment OF
wages in the annual salary group of
employees of naval establishments
who come under the terms of the
civil service reclassification law of
1923.
Many Of the speakers at last
nights banquet cited the wide dis
parity in the wages paid this class
of employees and persons doing the
same kind of work In private indus
try.
Among those who declared them
selves in favor of such an adjustment
and who praised the work being
done in navy yards throughout the
country in repairing warships and
other naval vessels was Capt. E. E.
Sprung, assistant director of shore
establishments and civilian person.
mel.
William C. Doherty, president of
the National Association of Letter
Carriers and a. vice president of
the AFL, promised to support the
move to bring salaries into line with
the rates paid in private employ
ment.
Another speaker was Capt. Oscar
L. Carlson. just back from Leyte
after two years directing the work
of Seabees in the South Pacific. He
told of his experiences at advanced
bases for the past two years and
praised the Navy Department work
ers for the equipment made avail
able.
Evening star., 1945-01-17
Russia Is Blocking Relief
To Poland, Envoy Charges

A charge that Russian obstruc-
tions were holding up the shipment
of badly needed relief supplies to
Poland was made at press con-
ference late yesterday by Polish
Ambassador Jan Ciechanowski.
The envoy also declared the Lublin
Committee, recently. recognized by
Russia as the provisional govern
ment of Poland, was purely a cre-
alton of Moscow"
Replying to charges by the Lublin
group that the Polish government
Evening star., 1945-01-17
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1945-01-17

in exile and he personally were pre-
venting the shipment OF supplies
by the United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Administration, Mr.
Ciechanowski detailed his long ef-
forts to promote the shipments. The
real reason UNRRA is not operat-
ing in Poland, he declared, was tha,
Russia has refused so far to grant
clearance for supplies through its
ports or to grant transit visas fol
UNRRA personnel.
An UNRRA mission of nine ex.
perts, headed by John P. Gregg, ha.
been ready since October to leav,
for Poland, the Ambassador said
but has been prevented by the lacl
of Russian visas.
Evening star., 1945-01-17
Christian Leadership
Plans Two-Day Farley

A two-day conference of Govern.
ment, labor and business leaders te
discuss means of bringing spiritua
values to bear on current problem.
will be held Monday and Tuesday
at the Statler Hotel under sponsor.
ship Of the National Committee fol
Christian Leadership.
Senator Hoey, Democrat, of NORTH
Carolina and Representative Judd
Republican, of Minnesota will ad
dress a dinner meeting of the grouI
Monday. Dr.. Walter A. Maier. st
Evening star., 1945-01-17
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. sss Ala
WEDNESDAY.

Louis radio evangelist, will speak
at a rally at pm. Tuesday in
Constitution Hall.
The Washington Breakfast Group
lis planning joint meeting of local
breakfast groups Tuesday as part
lof the conference.
Evening star., 1945-01-17

The War Bonds for babies cam
paign Is still popular. Over 500,-
900 Walt Disney certificates for
babies, showing all the famous Dis
ney characters, have already been
distributed.
Evening star., 1945-01-17
Man Finally Locates
Butter; Dog Eats 1t

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLIDAYSBURG, Paired j
Wolf finally located a pound OF
butter-the last the grocer had.
Paying "a points and cash, he
took it home and put it on the din
ing room table. When he brought
his wife in to surprise her he found
his dog had eaten it.
Evening star., 1945-07-16
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

GUARANTEED HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
We do papering, painting, roofing, weather.
stripping, asbestos siding, carpentry and
all types OF home repairs. Small monthly
payments. No cash down. FEDERAL
CONTRACTING CO., BIS New York aye,
PaINTTNG ANp p DECORATING. sH. 5S52.
is YOUR KITCHEN MODERN? If not
rosa EsdRsRM sfISer E sprins. Ga S3 ST. ssao
FLOOR SERVICE; sstI noshins put Put the the best;
auet installations; Bruce finishes FLOOR
mo CONTRACTORS, NC. 1912 Wiscon"
JoHNS-MANVIILE roofing, siding. insula-
ton, storm sash: l to 3 years to pay.
GATES CONTRACTING co. oL; 22oo.
SENEikaL ssia TR CONIRAcToR odsinS 1piains s0n
shingle roofs, asbestos wall siding, insula-
tiOn; s9nsTsts. Pavirrgss Estimates free
MoDERNiZE YOUR HOME and add sddi-
basement rooms finished, porches inciosed'
ss6ess ASBESTOS sisina and 'u Fooins and general
house repairs. Get our free estimate
Small monthly payments, TABoR's HOME
RENoVATING ENoVIATING CO. 1920 Irving st. NV.
PAINTING and papering for property
owners looking to have work done al
supervision, material and mechanics used
I; DOUGLAS g. CO, DU. 345S.
PAINTING, decorating, roof repairs. home
Cali any time. AID. 1929
IN vIRGINIA-Can PATTERSON -GARDI-
NER CORP, Hobart 4120, Johns Man
vile roofing. siding insulation; storm win
dows screens. heating. remodeling Terms
IN WASHINGTON = Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP. HO. 4120; Johns-Man-
vile roofing siding, insulation; storm win
dows. screens. heating. remodeling. Terms
REMODEL, modernize your nome now;
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATION CO. 5502 Wis. ave. WI. 1900.
WATERPROOFISG, all kinds: Easements
waterproofed, windows caulked, etc. ROB-
ERT e PRICE. Republic 1891. 2ls
Evening star., 1945-07-16
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADMINISTRATIVE or personnel asst, coll
lege. 81, experience with major industrial
companies, legal. statistical. personnel
training. Box 155-A, Star. IT.
ANALYST, experienced statistician. forms.
methods and procedures age 35. Box
CLERICAL POSITION - Permanent for
E2Sas sROns nag magas ssaeS Me- Esf 5s6 Tsse Ts
COLORED WOMAN. with school-aee child
desires Job as housekeeper; best ref. CO.
ISIS between 4 and 8 pm.
.erations, reasonable. MISS BERT. 1880
Irving ST. NV, Apt. 4. AID. 223s.
GIRL, colored, 90. wishes gh.w. or child
care; exPeriegnssed; hrs. IA: good ref
JUNIOR Executive, 7 years personnel
experience; 33; interested primarily in op-
portunity: Se5. Box 2s-A. Star. II.
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE, college graduate, 35;
IL yrs. experience; personnel and super
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN. registered. g
years experience, desires part or fun time
preferably in doctors office. Box 350-A
NURSE. colored, or 10 hour duts. AT
NURSE, experienced. wishes maternity OF
permanent case, Box 296-A. Star. 16'
POSITION as manager Of small apartment
5eqse; house sfIl sould assume duties at once. Boz
sEcRETARiAL sERvIcE-can supply ex-
pert stenographic assistance your office
MRS. PERLoFF, Columbia 1881 during
sTENoGRAPHIc WORK and tipping done
in my downtown Office by hour or day:
expert, rapid service. Telephone District
TYPIsT, expert, desires work that can be
done in own home. Wisconsin 4S14. 1S'
WELL-EDUCATED WOMAN, age 3S. wants
part-time work after I'm: expr. PIX
oper., typist, free-lance writer. Box 3l4-A,
Evening star., 1945-07-16
PERSONAL.

EMPLOYED MOTHER wants boarding home
for baby, Montgomery County: will pay
$40 per week. Phone Rockville TIT be-
tween $3.50 and 4:30, or write Box 3,
FOR sALE-1st trust note. bearing So
interest," secured on unimproyed property
on Lee blvd, Arlington. Va. Note under
60es of appraised value Of the property.
JEROME S. MURRAY, 1881 g st. NV.
EXTERMiNATE. if you need an extermi-
nator. call RA Sf2S; S5 each treatment:
usually requires 2 treatments
LATIN-AMERICAN desiring English con-
versational practice should contact u. S.
Army oflcer desiring Spanish practice on
no-ccst basis. Answer giving background.
Box 1894, Star. l6,
WANTED-Day and night care for newly
born infant; preferably a childless home
where love and affection for child ex-
lists. state particulars and fee. Box 33T-A,
Star. 17s
WATCH REPAIRING--3 to S days service;
fine clocks repaired, pearls restrung; al
work guaranteed. ELECTRICAL CENTER
a. GIFT MART, 5l4 10th st. bet. E and r
sLiPCOvERs professionally cut and tai
tele. MI. 1892. 1os
Evening star., 1945-07-16
REPAIRS ond SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
paired quickly, factory-trained mechanics
oseE coRP Pa0s Bend m BIDS
AWNINGS, pagS, canvas chairs, cots, ten
mis- nets, sarpaqllns; heavy S and ,shs e,on can
BRICKWORK, fireplace, chimneys, ga
rage cinder S block retain Ssds wsll porch; GO con.
CAMERAS e5is REPAIRED, ss-hr. service; ali
Sos. Sos 90 + st. NV. DT. asa. " NS'-'
CARPENTER WORK and general altera- ,sn
CpEANING Of Upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary process;
sensational results guaranteed; work done
in your y,, Own WI he home 90 For estimates. call
CLEANING a.i; RuGs and upholstered fur
niture: machine cleaned in your home
or ONCE. new dry suds method, For
ELECTRIC WIRING fxrures. extra out
lets. repairs: OLD houses specialty. REGAL
ELECTRICIAN~In and repair
ing OF wall plugs and fixtures a specially
EELLEC5TIRaiHGrANs-1ight, 3 heat and power:
motor repairs. Plugs and fixtures installed.
EIECTRICAL Fl IsSrI APPLIANCEs Of all types re-
paired house wiring gaaa and extra base palsgs a.
isiItss1rsrcAL EIEcTRrcAL TROUBLE? Immediate serv-
ice. Repairs and new installations, wiring
ana TelIlSSIdlUT IcpdtIos tAs O1f-1s =
FLOORS CLEANED, waxed and polished;
painting. interior and exterior. Free esti-
Pats5 FnooRs N9 saNpID 4aD and refinisbed cleaned
and waxed. LONG & STONE FLOOR SERV-
ICE 702 Kennedy St. NV. RA. 57l7.
FLOOR SANDlNu. PARK RCAD HOUS-
ING co DF lSi0 FR .47ti6
GENERAL BRICKWORK, stores. steps
fireplaces, concrete work, etc. RINALDl
G GLASS ASS COFFEE & TABLE TOP BROKEN we
can replace 1t at moderate cost. Perhaps
We can change it to q mirror top in lovely
err mirrors made to order, CHESAPEAKE
PLATE q WINDOW GLASS CO.'S House
Of Mirrors" l4th st. at r NV. CO. 0900.
PAINTING, papering, floor scraping; free
estimates; reasonable prices. Taylor 1870.
IT,
PAINTING, papering; frst-class workman
ship. work done Immediately. Call Mr.
POAT, GE. 5643 21s
PAINTING, psperins. noor sandsng. Ho
2064, DE 4347.
Evening star., 1945-07-16
SITUATIONS MEk.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started,
kept, audited; tax reports, monthly serv-
ice statements; prompt, reas. SH. 1864.
CREDIT COLLECTION ONCE manager, Is
years experience all phases retail. whole
sale procedure: free TO travel. P. o. Box
1915, Grand Central Annex, N. Y. c. IT.
DRUG CLERK, experienced, married. draft
exempt. Box 376-A, Star. IT.
GRADUATE STUDENT in architectural
drawing and building, who has also had
practical experience in all branches of
building construction. desires 70 get To-
Gated with an architectural firm W. T.
DORMINY. 2204 Queens Chapel rd..
MECHANICAL. structural. electrical and
marine engineering service, design. layout
and complete drawings. process calcula-
tons, survey and mapping. DEVELOPMENT Of
patents. supervision of construction, con-
sultation. For appointment call Alexandra
MECHANICAL ENGINEER, NJ. Sc. grad
recently released from active duty. over
20 years engineering experience, research
and development, design and layout, prep
aration Of complete drawing sets. special
lied in thermodynamics aerodynamics and
applied mechanics Box 237-A. Star. 21'
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR or asst: labor
law and engineering background; age 35;
exp. in placement and all technical phases:
recruiting specially: $50. Box 29-A, Star.
IL
POSITION wANTED-Man. white. mar
ried: part lime. $50 p.m.-11 pm: exp.
ton; anything considered Box 26s-A. Star.
Evening star., 1945-07-16
HELP DoMEsTic.

CHILDs NURSE, one-half day and some
evenings, for two children, 2Ha and / year;
experienced only; city references required
COOK AND g;HW.; family of 2; good
WAGES, MI. 1852.
ooSK s0s Eht gersonatl Laundry for
through Saturday $40 week. Arlington,
" block from Wilson blvd; bus. GL; 1850;
Cook osSDls apd a. skSs IagndresS for home for old
COOK, g.h.w., experienced, part time, 81 8,
3 pm. It'll after dinner. For single. busi-
Referenees. Reis MAH DE. 26ss. s eOiS'''"A H0''''
GENERAL HoUsEWORKER, live in. nice
room and bath, 2nd floor, adults in fam
GENERAL s5g a "ffo HousEwoRR wv dSf and light laun-
dry; references: live in: $50 week. WO.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. coIored. for
private family, cook 2 meals daily. no
laundry; Thursday and Sunday afternoons
OFF: live in; S25 week OIL. S2SS.
Live in or out. Call Ii 5000
GOOD COOK to keep house for very young
newlyweds, willing to travel. Please write
out; good salary. RA 22i3.
HoUsEKEEPER, white. elderly couple; live
HOUSEMAID, other help employed. Call
AID, 1857 between and 10 am. or 8
MAID. g.h.w., "a day work, 5-day week.
references required. RA., 0430.
ner for 2 people; $50 week and carfare;
references; 1927 st. NV. No tele-
MAID WANTED for g.h.w., or morn
ings a week; references and health card
reauired; 60c per hour and carefare.
MOTHERS HELPER. $50 per mo-; must
be neat and willing worker; references re-
auired Call only II will live in. SH. 1908.
NURSE, white. for infant; permanent: ex-
perieneed; references required; salary
NURSEMAID, care Of 4-month- infant,
light general housework, cook plain dinner,
small apt; business couple: 5t2-day week:
salary, S25; references and health card
WHITE NURsEMAID to care for 1-year-
old boy. cook dinner; hours. 10 am. TO
7:30 pm: $50 week WI. 5000.
WOMAN, middleaged, liye-tn, to care for
6-month- baby and cook for 2 adults:
salary open. Call RE. 1909 between IL
and | pm. only.
WOMAN, settled, white, for light house.
keeping duties. in Arlington: good salary,
good home; reference required. Call after
9 pm. GIL. 05S5.
WOMAN, colored, for chambermaid work;
girl for morning work. to !. Call at
WOMAN. g.h.w. and help care OF child.
no cooking, must live In, $50 a wk. to
start. Call Sligo 9144.
WOMAN, reliable. to take care OF small
child and small apt; references required.
Silver Spring, TO 3 Monday through Sat
urday, Sis and carfare Call 81, 2I24
Evening star., 1945-07-16
HrIp WnAEN.

INTERESTING WAR WORk-Earnings at
start, S31 20 weekly with rapid increases;
no experience NECESSARY: excellent workins
ment ONCE. 722 18th ST. NV, Mon. through
Fri, $3.50 am to 8 pm: Sat. $40 q IN; !:
TELEPHONE co. Hiring arrangements
approved By War Manpower Commission
SUITLAND--Cashiers for cafeteria located
in Census Annex, Starting salary at S1,540
per annum, plus meals each working cay,
Interesting opportunity for women living
within the area of quick transportation,
who are looking for a steady, well-Laid
position. Apply GOVERNMENT SERVICES
Coon HOME FOR MOTHER and child in
exchange for care of my child. Call Vienna
I6-W. Sunday weekdays, $3.50 pm. to
ATTRACTIVE POSITIONS for once clerical
workers; no experience necessary. large
air-conditioned office: vacation with pay
permansnt employment; Apply sAFEWAY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 4th and T SITS
ne. Hiring arrangements approved.
CAN you SELL?--We have several inter
esting, well-paid full-time positions fol
women Of good appearance and personality
who realize that selling vital civilian needs
is essential work. J. G. PENNEY CO, INC,
Wilson blvd. and Highland st.. Arlington
lCiarendOn). Va
Evening star., 1945-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AIR COMPRESSOR, / 60-cu.-ft. schamm
and i 20-cu 1T air cool compressor. also
I 1o-gal spray tank and 2-gal. guns and
line, all in Al condition; price reasonable.
ATR-CoNDrTIoNfNG Il n1s Com EQUIPMENT = one
General Motors F5Gigidaire, 8 hp; Freen
cycles, and 10 individual air-conditioning
units, for use in connection with same.
Suitable for eonditioning row or ed1 group ~
IT. each. Immediate delivery. fob. our
warehouse. Guaranteed. BISHOP EQUIP
AIR MATTRESS, invalid's wheelchair,
small radio, elec fan. 627 Princeton pl.
afsRR afE Nand95eh Gaoeks sJas REPAIRED ,any make,
incl elec.: also expert watch and iewelry
snsssd j year REqENTs JEwELkY CO.,
ANTIQUES-Many unusual and rare an
tiqueS; come in and browze around in our
shoyTSom At s421 Conn. ave. NV. JOHN
ANTIQUE DESK with glass bookcase top,
APPLIANCES Refrigeration. washing ma
chimes, commercial refrigeration a spe-
cialty; "a hrs service. Ii. 632s. 21s
AQUARIUMS, all kinds and sizes, 10 gal.
S4l9; special lge: tank, stand and light
AQUARIUM SUPPLY CO. Ss27 Ga. ave.
ATTIC FANS, "a to "a in. $50 up: re-
serve yours now, no priority. ELECTRIC
AUTO SEAT Covers. excellent material.
all cars, sedans. S1250; coupes, $3.50
sABY sSs SoaRRfaGE asS welch eEa h% pHewar large
folding type; good condition: reasonable.
BARS, Ban REINFORCING RODS, all sizes and
H sts. ne. Ask for Mr.; Jones.
suPrtY SUP egass so5s St. NV soch M I'M
BATHTUB. excellent condition: used toilet,
kitchen sink; 1911 Prospect ave
aad snaH oSers s fdo doF co
BEAUTY SHOP DRYERS, chrome. guar
AnsRfcAN anifss an BEAuf2 Eat s suPPsy ss Co 81 16
BED, inner-spring mattress, short and
double-coil springs; breakfast set, Congo
write table. cabinet. After 9. 260 Maple.
BED. single, complete; good foldayay cot
set, lawn chairs, chest drawers, ironing
board, green potted ferns. beautiful dining
room table. overstuffed Morris chair, af-
ers, .2-burner gas hot plate and many use
full household articles. 1923 Lamont st.
Red nREDRo6m pm 0ins to p% co Suites 4a4G beds coil
springs, inner-spring mattresses. kitchen
cabinet crib. vanity. chifforobe. We do
moving, storage. EDELMAN, 1903 Georgia
BicYcLE-one schwinn cycle Truck, In
good condition; reasonable; can be seen at
BICYCLE-Men's English lightweight tour
ing model: three speeds, electric generator:
light: new condition.: S10o. GL 0763. 16s
BOOKCASE, Globe-Wernike, sectional, wal
co. 1928. Week. DI. 1872. 1112 l4th
NV.
BOXES FOR PACKING, well constructed,
size. Isx1Sx12 in. 80 in all. See at HOS
CABINETS. caisa " /. for phoncgraph records and
sheet music. Large selection reasonably
CAMERAS and Photographic equipment
bought, sold, exchanged. SOMMERS
CAMERA EXCHANGE, 14i0 N. Y ave
CASH REGISTERS, National and Reming-
ton, hand, elec.; bargains. SUM-, CO. 1925.
Week pI. 1872. 1112 14th NV.
CHANDELIER, crystal exquisite, about
for immediate sale. Afternoon and eve
ming except Sunday. 1915 Wisconsin ave.
CoMMoDE, for sick room. comfortable
Evening star., 1945-07-16
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MECHANICALLY MINDED MEN look into
refrigeration and air-conditioning as q
profitable future career. Write UTILITIES
INST, Box 21S-A, Star. i6t
STENOGRAPHlC ana secretartal classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. typing. bookkeeping
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. ,Clvil
Service courses Est 2S years; accredited.
INQUIRE MA. 233S. BOYD SCHOOL. 1893
st fopp Capitol Theaterl
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions Operators needed Day classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL,
134C N Y ave Me TITS.