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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-14
Orchestra Leader

ist at seven. Three years later we find him playing solos and sitting in with orchestras on radio pro- gra mA. few years later he took the leaders position, showing an early predilection for the conductors wand.
 Featured with Jerry Wald's or chestra is Billie Rogers, the Ma tion's outstanding girl trumpeter, who formerly toured the country with her own hand In addition to her ability as a trumpet player, Miss Rogers has an excellent voice and appears on the program in several vocal selections. Other vocalists in the band include Dick Merrick and Kay Allen.
 Harry James and his Music Makers will appear at Lake Com bounce Sunday, July 9. Dancing both nights will start promptly at p. m, and continue until a. ri., and tickets are now available ct Compounce or by mail.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-14
Tobacco Production To Be Below Average

Boston, July IA. (UP)-Tobacco production in the Connecticut val- ley per acre is expected to be slightly below average this year.
 The New England crop reporting service said today that as of July l indications are that yields per acre of broadleaf will be one per cent below last year; Havana seed, 5 per cent smaller, and shade-grown, 3 per cent smaller.
 However. overall production will be markedly increased because of much greater acreage planted, AS compared with the 10-year average, broadleaf is expected to be B per cent larger; Havana seed, 8 per cent and shade-grown, p per cent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-14
WAR PRODUCTION
 |AMAzES EUROPE.
Sgt. McLarney Tells Union Members of Reaction
 To Supplies

Describing American production as almost unbelievable !.: its quan- tity "A James J. McLarney, 9th army veteran, last night addressed members of Local 251 Waterbury Brass Workers union, C.IO. as the latter met for the annual state- ment on their recent fiscal term The veteran installed officers oi the local at Temple hall.
 Sgt. McLarney who, as reported here previously, has served four and one-half years in the army two and a half overseas, is the son of Dr. Thomas McLarney, and 8 brother of Democratic Deputy Registrar of Voters Thomas F McLarney. He has participated ir campaigns of North Africa, Sicily and Italy.
 Ovide R. Garceau, financial sec- retary of the local, in reporting the financial statement for the past year disclosed the receipts oi $96, ,242.82 of which $60,032.7O wa. forwarded to the internationa union. Following expenses tht union finished with a profit of $8,. 505.73 or $1,140 more than the year before.
 Officers installed were Armand Fiorelli, president; Peter Oates vic e = president; MT. Garceau George Cunningham, recording secretary; Anthony Bartusk; con ductor; Andrew Splettstosher warden; Louis Migliario, William McGrail, and William Stanton trustees. It was MT. Garceau's fiftl election to the office of financia secretary.
 John J. Driscoll, executive-sec retary of the State C.I.O. Council attended the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-14

Francis F. Zukauskas, former To- Eal supernumerary policeman, has started his fifth month at Weth- ersfield state prison as Q con- demned inmate, awaiting the out come of his appeal from the death penalty.
 Convicted Feb. 8 for first degree murder in the staying of Mrs. Ste phanie Plungis last November l, Zukauskas took his case to the State Supreme Court of Errors in Hart ford, where 1t will come up for final action this fall.
 The first fall session of the high
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-14
PLASTIC PAVILIONS

Atlantic City, N. J. (UP)-Visitors to this popular seashore resort soon may be sitting in pavilions made of plastic. Mayor Joseph Altman dis closed that the material is being considered for use in constructing all-weather pavilions on the ocean, side of the boardwalk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-14
JERRY WALD AT
 LAKE COMPOUNCE
Nations Outstanding Girl Trumpeter Added Fea-
 ture Sunday Night

Contrary to a hard and fast rule in the development of a dance band leader, Jerry Wald, who will appear with his orchestra at Lake Compounce Sunday night, July 15, served no apprenticeship as a band man at all; he started right in with the baton. He was an adept clarinet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-14
TETA BROTHERS OPEN
 NEW PACKAGE STORE

A package store at 226 North Main street will be opened today by Salvatore and Anthony Teta, who for the past 16 years have operated 8 community store on West Main near the Central YMCA. Salvatore Teta will manage the new store and his brother Anthony will also de- vote part of his time there.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-14
@,.4M7yn>vtT ESTABLISHED 1883
ESTABLISHED 1883

Mondays through Labor Day - Store Closed - All other days including Thursday = Store hours 9:3( 70 G.
 GIorousIy cool breeze swept golden shuttle hond printed fou- lord four in hand ties for men at $z.50 that's sweeping the boards
 for thoroughbred summer tie that looks the pert.
 Resilient, shape retaining hand finished monotonss with blended two tone prints as choice and rare . collection of notable top drower ties as we hove ever gathered.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-14

Among the many important prod- ucts developed for military use dur ing the war is a shatterproof marine instrument panal, made by coating a fierglas fabric with coal-derived plastic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-14

The energy produced by 7.00O. 600 tons of bituminous coal can lift 4.2o0, 600 900 tons one mile up Into
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-14

With the 836th Engineer Avia- tion BIN in Manila Corporal Maurice J. Biron, former resident of 25 Cross street, Waterbury, Conn, has been awarded the Good Con- duct Medal. His excellent conduct under fire and during working hours made this award possible.
 In addition to this award he also has received the New Guinea Cam paign Bronze Battle star, the Bis mark Archipelago Campaign Bronze Battle star and the Asiatic- c-Pacific Campaign Ribbon. Recently he has received the Philippine Island Cam paign Battle star and the Philip pine Island Liberation ribbon with one star.
 This veteran jungle fighter Is a member of the seasoned 836th En- gineer Aviation Battalion that re- ceived the Meritorious Service Unit Plague for work accomplished dur ing the construction of three major airdromes vital to the Allied offen- sive in the Southwest Pacific. The award was presented by General Walter Krueger, commanding Sixth Army troops.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-14

ned, but 6 uniform system of grade advancement has ben edevised.
 Children are not considered Id the "shut-in" category until they haye been out of school at least 10 week. from illness. Most of them are chil- dren with chronic ailments. who are able nonetheless to assume the task of studying.
 Many of the children who have ben taught under the special home program have later returned to school and resumed regular class study, it has been reported.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-14

Corporal Maurice J. Bton Of 25 Cross street has been awarded the Good Conduct Medal at his post with an engineering aviation bat talion in Manila. nI the service three years. he was sent overseas 19 months ago. He is holder of several battle stars and campaign ribbons.
 WAC Private Leah Leopold of 51 Thompson street has completed medic training at Memphis, Tenn, and has been assigned to the Ash burn General hospital at Mckinney, Texas. Her husband, Private First Glass Raymond Leopold, also an Army medic, is holder of the Bronze Star, the Purple Heart, and Good Conduct Medal, and has been cited for the Silver Star.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-14

Newburyport, Mass. (UP)-Heart- broken over the loss of her love bird, a Newburyport housewife irl- serted this appeal in the New buryport News: Bird will not live without mate so please return lost one or take both birds"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-14

Colombia is building air-condi- toned passenger and freight ships.
Evening star., 1945-02-16
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
AMERICAN-JAPANEsE Govt --emp

AMERICAN-JAPANES Govt employed girl
husband overseas, desires room and board
n private iYga home in exchange for SERVICES
ASSISTANT. able, to busy executive in
innyga; ing; rewriting. research. advertising. Box
BANK CLERK desires position with issnort
rsfs,snce nIs J0 yrs experience as teller Highest
DREssMAKING. designing, remodeling, al
ffera;tions Iteration reasonable. MISS BERT, 1880
FUZZY TyhE St E2FERhNcED hRs A9 Once s2as
long resident of Washington, capable OF
handling ftaafLtin seeretarial, bookkeeping work,
would like to make a change in position /:
salary, $3.50 monthly. Box 165-D, Star
HOUSEKEEPER. refined white woman, to
take, complete charge Of house; no laundry
or children. Boz, l59-D, Star 16s
LADY wishes work SATURDAYS or SATURDAYS
and Sifp M Sundays; Box 226-D. Star.
children or chronic adult case; permanent
5Peossitlon Pes with good family; live in. Box
NURSE AVAILABLE, experienced and ns DR. s
At: 2464 after 10 o'clock am 49,
PART-IIME CASHIER job wanted by mid
RECEPTIONIST desires position in doctor S
once once or large corporation; years expert
sEfiNE6x sngs Box we,sncstsd 15s-p, stsT uo.n Is.
personality. who is accustomed to working
with civic, and national organizations, de-
5iTes 81 whole or part time position. Ad
relations. writing liaison or contact work.
Rsferences, Boy Ss-D, Star 16'
sTENoGRAPHER, interested in medical
doetor,s assistant, some medical experience.
GaH GO. STA evenings. IL.
aynpIsrcaa aIy1npISTmaManus;cript typng desired by
able. Call HyattSyille O497 lSs
Evening star., 1945-02-16

WOMAN. educated. refined with children
wanted to take care, beautiful home and
GeSrsa q eesS asss ersce 1s
work guaranteed: clocks repaired: watch
e5 Re8ss cENrER I1s G astsnssP MARP
WHEN 9h 9ouR 81 FEFP Hsr ins sou sts hu. 81
s1se NORRIS WERsIE 4o1 isIe Kresse s1Rdsl nlds
pkEssMAkEnSS Il nS sTADfo HA fo4s eenra, located
SER sse xsFk SUITS Rass
f sEass Drass ss rfzps M sR Rf io s
WIKI FGHP 81 r. sbSfs Ex s9s 64snal wake
%sns dsF'fs Details .sH ssF $3.50 sS1sa sn 's! Bf
INCOME n TAX RETURNS prepared by pub
Dk 8. ". 5oHSsos. dentist. False ana teeth
wTsnati1eS wostaeS p,Sa While q . you yait Room 6o2.
sHoSE HE sHEPHERp aas 4s $3.50 aW ask for Miss
Wrig"t, If you are in need of loan up to
SS faN1sn II FEAR FfaI nsshianIfs.oosscroussEss.
deyei9p a,I nst, courage age and gain poise learn to
snPCovERs sfPsev asne Ans rs fb1ksspER1Es profess
sT 1iosNstes prrate m 1892 oe class
children's classes Sat. Studio, 1908
st. (rear), near Dupont Circle, RE. 1929
CONTRACTORS ATTENTION: Complete
secretarial and bookkeeping service for
building contractors: bus. address and
telephone service If desired. Call MRS.
BOYD, DI. a729
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee; relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart, asthma. rheuma tiSm. arthritis, nerv-
business, piles, colds, flu or other ailments,
also relief for .arching, swollen feet. Lady
naturopath, 20 yrs experience. in charge.
WILLIAMS -tof Health Club, formerly op-
posite Mayfower Hotel: reducing for gem
tlemen only; hotels or home. Phone Ma
3639 between 10 and II am. 16s
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES. where friends
meet and strangers feel at home For in
formation, phone 8 to 8 pm, HO. 1869
INCOME TAX returns and declarations
prepared by former Government tax con-
sultants; competent, reasonable: weekdays
Or Sundays until 10 pm. Call GE. 9313
- 21s
ATTENTION, ADVERTISERS! Now ready
our clever patent advertising folding fans
also other knockouts Of clever adv novel
ties and specialties to show you. Write te
Wash Vas H9llbNPhR. IL. s. 1900 srd st. n. 9.v.
restored. and copied portraits made from
snapshots; specialists in all painted minia-
lures Ewes. e To o. OR Sf371
Evening star., 1945-02-16
HELP WOMEN.

WOMEN. white. 1850. for counter work;
Rore Apps s w. cHPhrER rs ndsS
WOMEN. married. part-time work. s-day
In an Insurance company ONCE; knowledge
MoArE MSa kNR MssfRD fH sss. sig ! S. so
perience necessary; also part-time work In
evening for unemployed women; promo
tion opportunities; permanent positions
y am to em oea Fl ssa $40 s. am To-
POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO
tme eSceent fof t% Women 81 W6
Ike to sew and handle fabrics; good start,
osor Rs ssigg 4g HH ARPIy p M ae ss sb End
Or afternoon: excellent ofice environment
ESuAG ESa NE sA5x Ssaf for clerical position; A
hrs. q week. time and a half overtime
one who is neat and accurate with figures.
YouNG WOMAN to work kin in ed Educational nA
toy store nursery school or teaching sx-
woopwAkb Soi5 AkhSns fE EGriH1Rs65p i1s5p has immediate
openings for. full or part time of1ce work
ply employment ONCE. 9th fioor, s:so-e
daily, l2:30-9 Thursday.
WOODWARD d LOTROP has immediate
openings for saleswomen. no experience
ody esSs Appy a. aa sos s
WANTED for Midwestern manufacturing
office, Misunderstanding stenographer, one
with export experience preferred. but not
BANKING OFFERS YOU A CAREER in
clerical. tipping and other capacities.
Previous experience not required. Positions
permanent, with pay while training. Op-
portunities for advancement THE WASH
INGTON LOAN g. TRUST CO.. main office,
r ST. at 9th NV.
POSITIONS open in radio manufacturing
concern. Accounting clerks, cost account
ants. craftsmen. injection molding ma
chine operator material handlers, model
shop mechanician, production control su-
peryisor, radio engineers, radio technicians.
Apply personnel dept. WASHINGTON IN
ISTrTUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. 4S10 Call
vert rd.. College Park. Md
Evening star., 1945-02-16
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTING and income tax reports, I'll
Rsasra snsa sns 8 MaAEN Ssats ssFes &. nssRssi
AccouNTANT. H aboye aSeraee Sa gsSe experience.
prqft and am lSss sa,s statements. any business
HSesj xcc0UNTANT, s'yn yTs. exp, desires part
time work lsveningsl with motor carrier:
sPs TspsEss Hiss Beg 1sss sss1
des,res e position large oil company. Box
DiscHARGEp VETERAN desires position
q ss clerk in liquor store; salary open. Ii.
ENGINEER. electrical. not registered, eve-
RxEoHffyE R1ns THfS AsssAssAAesss IA es7s you ar.
aSsSed businessman tired out from handling
ao,,,s al details Of your enterprise9 Consider
counting background. ~ years diversified
Sys1ness Wf n we sxpsriencs familiar With oPA,
LANDSCAPE GARDENER, nurseryman.
or sp Sae lo sdsS II
dist; preferred. Box I46-D, Star Is.
LANDSCAPER,. white, experienced, trim
srees ., e., and bushes. care vegetable garden,
experience: M pS Box 21s-D. Star. ls..,
pleasing personaiity seeks ~ responsbIe s aGss pe
Sitaon: Sa S,. best references. MR.. BURKE,
Ssns Man s'ssnss sas s. .. cit hFi
5326, after $3.50 pm. 16s
FAINTER, white first-clsss: best refer
seees seryicema ssrieIs as Gnly psys MR. SAMPLE ex
REFINED, edu:ateo man, good appear
ance, clerical experience. typist, can meet
pEblic, wants permanent position. Box
150-D. Star. 16s
SALESMAN with excellent technical back
ground wishes permanent position in
representing large manufacturer in the
East as Eastern sales manager: 38 years
Write full details Box 120-D, Star 1ss
SECRETARY-Young man, experienced
secretary. studying law evenings, wishes
position with law firm or legal depart
ment. $50 week minimum. Box 116-D, Star.
16s
and political connections tf1roughout the
South desires connection with Washington
attorney or 1rm. Address Box 135-D, Star,
Evening star., 1945-02-16
HELP MEN and WOMEN

BooKKEEPER for retail shoe store; per-
manent position: good salary; pleasant
surroundings. Rcss-sATURN, 1898 Conn.
So4Rer1 GoHRPLE, honest 3ns reliable, sober. hard
trade income between sW saoo and $3.50
Wesk weekly Ro2 possible s1n L you are willing
DisHMsAsHERs and ID bussirls. Call Z Lin
eR' MER fRe OR aSSS %SMEs Rss as typists
par q fms bank ADp Room so
Eoop co6NTER cIEkKs. sss 1s soi or oSep: over; we
war workers. Good pay while learning.
aps a any ssd pRU sdRE free
IRSii Gfshi schhoso5L 8 GRADUATES, Is and II
years. years ,' OF age; looking for a postwar
sS5f RFspsans Rsos Rss5fe oggepinss gepin em
ployment ofice, 9th floor, 9:30-6 daily,
MAHRoOM CLERKS for assembling man.
nals' stunning envelopes, etc.; s pm. to 80
al am fsst nghts tights week w mus. be able to stand
permanent Telephone PERSON. personnel i'dss,s, dept,
RsN pI 2ao9; 100 or apply at 1241 oath st. NV.
nooa Ky ana board several men. Phone ME.
MAN Man Or WOMAN, experienced. interior
chaqse 6s to
houses; excellent opportunity for person
with initiative. Please state experience,
geralning; give references. Box 149-D,
MESSENGERS-Severa needed for inside
e s sSys eHEsFkur ef sFs ARRs RRK e bsfR9
2535 PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV. Hiring T ar.
rangements approved
RELIEF ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored.
Apply 1915 K st. NV A~'
HELP NEEDED, Calvin Coolidge High
Scnooi Cafeteria, 5th and Sheridan sts.
1910, 8 to $50
Evening star., 1945-02-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY, produce and meat market. doing
$4,000 per week, can do much more; with
newly decorated 2-bedroom apartment
over store; am selling because Of draft.
AGDiTsGkEsfAuRANTs, aEf gHs ass1 BARS, hotels. hotel
soda. fountains food stores; thorough su-
pervision of food and liquor departments;
complete surveys made; food and liquor
cost systems set up; inventories taken; with
our system your food and liquor cost must
come down Call FRANKLIN r. ADAMS.
Franklin $3.50, Ext. 352, after pm. IT.
APPLIANCE, heating. plumbing, sheet
metal shop and home Improvement business
for sale, well established: yearly income
health: $4,000 will handle. Box 447-J.
ANXIOUS TO DISPOSE of furnished TO-
room house. good income, for value Of
furniture only. MI. 1898 or write Box
BY oWNER.-Downtown hotel. 80 rooms. 6
baths IL toilets; 3h-year lease, $3.50 rent;
income $1,000 month. MR.. VINCENT,
FoOD X 81 MERCHANDISING ASSOCIATE. OPP
portunity for ambitious man with back:
ground in food trade merchandising and
selling to become associated with q ma
tionally known merchandise brokerage
company doing import, export business,
This Is an unusual opportunity for q man
who wants to be In business for himss sf
without making any investment. Write
BOX 237-D. Star, for appointment.
GAS STATION wanted-Will lease station
and buy equipment. ia. 6466.
Evening star., 1945-02-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcons.D

-ODssN1S0 - 80 SsSsssSS tSVUxsp .
BARBER SHOP. downtown location. 3
sEAEIy SsSs eo ma. l0f o4sS sol'k SAFE CITY
REsTAHRANT. beer. and wine; seats so;
unusually clean and attractive and fully
sssRgsd q Yries oaey & sys e.s sS.es
sal sale T.. An % %Spposrasgsnnity seldom o~ =.
NE. REsTAURANT with beer license, seat
Ws ns fsDass s 81 ssr onsh saSq t.
room apartment Act quick r. q DUNNE.
As59FnfEh sH9 ThE At EEaf sfoq ESTATE invest in O.
$4,000; the yearly rental Of 5000 will
an income that viii make you independent
for life; See BOB HoLLANDER. exclusive
RESTAURANT must be sold immediately,
due to partnership difficulties; will sacri-
nee business for any reasonable offer; new,
in operation Just a few. months and we'll
rental, S92.50, includes large 5-room
apartment; crossing $3.50 weekly, but
capable of crossing at least $500 weekly
Under proper management. Box 217-D,
BAKERY and homemade ice cream, es-
tablished business, we'll stocked and
equipped; S5,500 cash. Box l48-D, Star.
TOURIST COTTAGES and restaurant.
Washington n-Richmond highway (U. s. No.
llI,-30 acres, IA cottages, 1 restaurant,
all completely equipped gross yearly In
come with restricted travel. over $4,000.
s34 900; half cash. Box ssoD, Star. ~
BAKERY; good. established business: stock,
equipment; bargain for cash. Call Capitol
sfxhTx sfisff osa2 sGoP sfts5 CLAIMS sn for sale
poo chair and ! facial chair and ottoman.
81. Arlington Forest. block OF Lee Blvd, Blvd.
Evening star., 1945-02-16
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS, repairs, painting remodel
Rs6hia,ss do 5sesGRaels s Bi's:
ALL TYPES of const. work carefully done
py iI,n, expert peri mechanics. % plans prepared,
sonable prices. DALLAS D. BALL, Con-
3; = r. coNsTEucT1oN co.ED1. s7se-
lions Of e. eyery altsra
ing. plumbing, weather Stripping. tiiing.
stucco and concrete work, ETC.: s Store hr fronts
and garages. Call US for free estimates.
HOME sSy EmGRthly REMobES 6eTms
individual t attention. Call NO. 60s9 for
MoDERN1zE YOUR HOME and add aao,.
tionaI income; sttics made nh into QUO rooms aans
basement rooms finished. porches inclosed
concrete concrete work. plumbing, decorating
houss repairs Get our free sao estimate tHets
RsINo9yyATINd C.. i4so 1rVina niS s St. hoNi n.Wl
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning: par
Sa gus e n1hsf sis HssoR
:, sAINTiNG AND DECoRATINo, 40 years a.
At reasonable rates For free estimates
LUCAS. LUCAS & LUCAS. s23 Emerson
PAINTING, PAPERING. PLAsTERING and
general repairs. Electrical work Materials
available. Free estimates. White mechanics.
Prompt service Terms arranged HCUGH
BROS CO. D1. 400: after p.m.. FIR.
PAINTING, decorating, alterations and re-
pair work: reasonable prices; best mechan-
les; HIGHWOOD BLDG. CO., EN-. 1881
MODERNIZE YOUR AOME-Porcnes m
closed. recreation rooms built. attics fin
sash sa sa. Get ,STp euT fe free essimate Terms ar
era1 contractors. GE 1851
JoHNs-MANvILLE roofing. siding. insula-
GATES coNTRAcT1NG Co. yes5f 81. 9apo 6Ss
ROOFING, ASBESTOS siding, remodeilng,
fMpRovrtSnyy IsTns; I,l5 years ro SECURITY HOME
MEMBER J IN Home Improvement Guild
WATERPRoOFING- your basement
fixed before spEing rains; Or. s244 after
IN vA,-Call PATTERsoN-GARD CH.
3222; Johns-Manville rfg, insula.: Dubb-L-
PATTERsoNeGARDfNER co. CO. gives remGae5npi pTompii
service on Johns-Manville roofing. siding
and insulation; Dubb-L-Duty storm win
dows screens, heating and remodeling
courteous court. yS Ssryies; best msehanies; easy
34ss. In Va CH. 3a22.
JOSEPH LIGHT DEV. Co.-Construction
and alterations of all types for residential
and commercial property. Phone GE
4151: ewes, GL. O757.
IN WASH.-Call PATTERSON GARDINER
HO. $3.50; Johns-Manville rig, insul: Dubb-
L-Duty sim vows. sens; htg., remodeling
Evening star., 1945-02-16
REpAIRs AND SERVICES econ,.,

USED CAMERAS oousht ana sofa Full
LER 81 d dALBERT INC al5 10th st a v.
National A7l2
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED. a4-hr.
service, guaranteed parts and Workman
ship; ABC, Apex, GE, WESTINGHOUSE. Easy,
Maytag, Norge. Thor. Kenmore, Cass--all
makes. COLUMBIA REPAIR SERVICE
1891 18th st: NV. Adams 3025.
NOTWITHSTANDING, screens, caulking
and repair work. j. NJ. BUTLER, 1851
Good Hope rd FR 4954 I6s
YOU BREAK Tive fix it. SOUTHEAST
appliances. 1914 MINI ave. Sc. TR. 1929.
BONDS AUTO SERVICE, rear 2009 M ST.
NV. or 1912 Goth ST.; complete scientific
motor tuneup service, battery and brake
service: work done promptly at reasonable
cost. From am. to 9 Pm, NE. 776S.
Evening star., 1945-02-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

G:HW. by colored girl, 8 days a week;
81 80 and carfare day. Hillside 1921.
GIRL, colored. desires part-time job clean
ing small apt. or rooming house Call
HO. 4132, s am. to pm
GIRL, colored, neat, wants waitress work
in cafe. Phone DI. 1868 after 3 pm. l6s
GIRL, colored. wishes part-time Job, one
morning, one. for evenings. HE 5922
MAN, colored. wants house cleaning day,
work. Call Dupont 0SS1
WOMAN, colored. wants Job as cook O,
general houseworker. Trinidad 1860
WOMAN tcolored). refined, middle-aged
executive ability. fond OF children: In
cultured home; half time North GIGS 3
Evening star., 1945-02-16
HELP MEN.

sds eod ToTE op saa4g ans nseds
with overtime. Apply HOWARD WALKER
CO. 1923 Bath ST. NV. MI. 1891.
established, desires young assistant with
technical education for research work;
state age, education, draft status, ETC.;
liberal starting salary. Box 70-D. Star.
Evening star., 1945-02-16
SITUATIONS MEN G. woMEh

MAN AND WIFE will give part-time sery-
ice for living quarters. 1903 57th st, ne.
EXPERIENCED FARMER with family
would like general farm or chickens on
shares. Box l43-D Star JSs
Evening star., 1945-02-16
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

sTENOGRAPHIC ana secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
comptometer. all secretariaI ubjects Est
Y yrs. Accredited. Inquire row Ma
233S BOYD SCHOOL 1898 st. tOpp
Caritni Theatev
LEARN TO FLY. Call Oliver ssss. CON-
GRESSIONAL AIRPORT
LEARN TO FLF-Call Spruce OSSS, HYDE
FIELD. Storage. Clubs forming
Evening star., 1945-02-16
MOTOR TRAVEL,
PERSONAL

PASSENGERS WANTED, from 10th and
SITS. Sc. to 18th and Independence ave s.w.
hours am. to 4:30 pm. M. A.
SWEENEY. 1923 Ridge pl. Sc.