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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-24

for a registered letter from Aiken,
S. c., addressed to Miss Alma
Cushman of SIG South Fifth
street, Wilmington.
The case Of Major S. Burke and
Willard Fisher, of Sampson coun
ty, charged with violation Of Ii
quor laws, was continued until the
next term of CO It.
Judge Don Gillian gave the
oath of allegiance to Is aliens al
2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and addressed the new citizens al
2:30 o'clock this afternoon, and
addressed the new citizens al
completion of the ceremony. The
candidates for naturalization Were
presented to the court by Jennings
OTIS, naturalization inspector.
The local chapter of the Daugh'
tiers of the American Revolution
conducted short program fol
lowing the taking of the oath by
the Is candidates fo1 citizenship.
Each candidate was presented
with OAR Citizenship Manu-
al"
The names of the naturalized
citizens and their former coun
tries are:
Rudolph r. Schroeder, Ger
many; Felix Whitman, Austria;
Paula Whitman, Austria; Saliva
tore D'puglia (name changed te
Sam Puglia), Italy; Norma Rob
erts Beck, Canada; Demetrios
Batuyios (name changed to
James Harry Batuyios), Greece;
Fadwa Haddad, Lebanon; Chain
Smusin (name changed 70 Hymar
Moskow), Russia; Ida Wolpert
Moskow, Russia; Else Rosen
blum, Germany; Egon Rosen
blum, Germ any; Leonidas
Markatos, Greece; Max Wolf
Germany; Edith Adelheid Wolf
Germany.
Shikralla Farris Mouwanness
name changed to shikralla Dou
NIT Farris), Lebanon; Rasheee
George (nalne changed to Ear
nest George,) Lebanon; Michae
Romanus, Lebanon; Boudras Ye
did name changed to Peter Sha
deed Elias), Lebanon; Soterios
Andreanopoulos, Greece; Mable
Irene Forsythe, Canada; IIilds
Sophia Carlson, Sweden; Irene
Caras, Greece; Polly Compos
Greece; Yudel Nusyniwitz (name
changed to Samuel Julius Brown
Poland, and Maria Lanvicska,
Czechosloval1ia.
Cases tried at the afternoon ses.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-24

tary committee, declared acidly
that "I'm opposed to CONSUMPTION
and that is what this isl
High-placed members of the
House, especially on the majority
side, declined comment but told
reporters privately that they didn't
think the measure has a chance. >.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-24
TRAFFIC DELAY

CRAMERTON, Oct. 25.- R) -
Two freight trains were derailed
just south OF here today, causing a
traffic block until about 1880 pm.
tonight.
Evening star., 1945-01-03
tion, and oensv. Hubbard. "a. Ill 10th

tion, and Geneva Hubbard. -. Ill 10th
st. ne.
Lawrence Dean, %. 742 10th st. s.e., and
Beatrice Monger. 22 Elkton. Va.
Harry Toombs, 81, Camp Ritchie, Md, and
vernan Hoffman, 2s, 1871 Kenyon st.
NV.
John shallonbereer. 27, ouantico, and
Marian Garnett, 21, 2230 Wisconsin
Donald Taylor. 10, 1892 45th pl. ne,
and Rena Gardner, 1s. 121I East Capt.
tol st.
Joe Faielle. 81. 514 E st. me-. and Ida
Jones, 30. AS H st. NV.
Lee Langley. 5s, r. F. D. 3, Alexandria,
and Mamie Slingerland, 46, 91s st. s,e.
Harold Mayer, 81, u. S. C. G., and Cath
crime Garner, 20. 134I Shepherd ST. NV.
Victor Mitchell, IS, Baltimore, and Flor
ence Toplitt, "a, La Fayette Hotel.
Addie. Williams, A. 25o4 l st. NV.
James Jones, 81. and Ann Roberts, 33,
both Of 1915 w st. NV.
Leon Tolliyer, %, 1905 w 81, NV, and
Myrtle Carter, %, 1724 Willow st. NV.
Gordon Harris. 40. 1s43 Calvert ST. NV,
and Margaret Lewis, 81 1918 Calvert
st. NV
Anthony zirilli, 25, Box o6o1. Washing
Evening star., 1945-01-03
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 3.

to make survey of the condition
and possible disposition Of German
industry after the war.
He also will study the present
state of French industry and Its
possible contribution to the Allied
war effort.
Evening star., 1945-01-03

Richard r. Newton. 25, and Lillian B
Bracket, %, both OF Bethesda.
Richard r. Ewert, %, Quantico, Va, anc
Louise McCray, %, Washington
James Manning Mosedale. %, Bethesda
and Clara Jean King, 10, Washington
william Whitman, 30, Macon. Ga. and
Esther T. Thompson. 80, Bethesda
James E.. Borum, 40, New York and Lau-
retta 3. Borunl, 40 Washington
Evening star., 1945-01-03
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. la1Ds, couples must
apply for marriage license. on
one day, aoait three tuH days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1945-01-03
Issued at Rockville

ton, and Marsaret smithson, 10. 1905 g
st. NV.
Richard Mack, jr., IS. 26s N st. NV, and
Daisy Kelly, Is, 1888 Sherman ave NV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Worked His Magic Before

instance. Thunderbots his boys brought TO
England the winter and spring of 1914 had been assigned
only fight bombers in high attitudes but he put
bomb the planes and turned them into dive bombers
greatly ground troops drive through France.
pilots used diving 10000 feet to release
bombs well 5000 feet Quesada kept at them and kept
them that they think nothing of pulling 500
feet.
of the pilots have been killed by the explosion Of
their bombs, so low do they
At present Quesada enthused the possibilities of the
different of radar and bet that when he is through
with it, he will have doing lots Of stuff the inventor himself
dreamed Of
had dinner night with First Army medcs Coils Jim
Snyder Bill Amspacher and their supply chief Maj Kenny
Richards Here again, had another for months
and they thought had gone home
walked them just before dinner and the reunion
automatically for Celebration
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Unexpected Reunions Frequent

Almost every night Gen. Quesadas visitors in The neigh
borhood stopped by One night Stanley Young and his
wife, Nancy Wilson They both authors he having
done several things for Readers Digest and Cosmopolitan
Another night it Fulton Lewis Jr The night left
Tatty Spaaz Gen. Spaatz daughter and jimmy Sherwood
niece of Robert Sherwood erswhe paywrer and owl big
wig gal they called Dooy stopped by for dinner
bath The girls work the Red Cross cubmobile
attached 10 of infantry divisions
You should really these girls work and appreciate
how good they They get very the front lines
with their big truck generally parking in which
a company battalion is resting.
The side Of the truck and becomes from
which they doughnus and coffee to the boys
There usually Of these division and the club
mobiles try around many possible Some Of
the girls have been almost years and
them if given chance tomorrow would prefer
o this thing through.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Wounded
Arrive

BATTLE CREEK. Feb. 20
Latest Michigan arrivals al Percy
Jones Hospital include
DETROIT
RARBARICH. PVT. JOSEPH p. 244S s
EdseI
BARTLETT PFC ALDEN c
COHEN SGT MARION l., $3.50 "a sale.
cONLEY PFC HUBERT loi ". More
CILyEN. PFC JAMES c los n sum.
NIT
hill PVT WESLEY ass Garfield
HOUSE, PVT REEDIE IL 5O42 Payne.
HINKLE. PVT WILLIAM. leo2o Wilson.
kINCAID PVT CLARK. 2OS0q Capital
LASLE PFC, ALEX r.. Mslvindals
MCCONNELL, PFC. CHESTER W, 77ss
MicHALsKI. PVT. CLEMENS A.. 1875
RhwICKI. SGT HILARY NJ. 42s7 orleans.
RANSOM. PVT RALPH r. 2oS2 Fsrdi-
nand
ROUNDS PVT DONALD $3.50 ne soto
SHAW. PVT CHARLES ?. l264s Ken
turky.
uRBIN & SGT ROY NJ. 43oa Msnistique.
WASUNYk. PFC. PETER 64Ol Hayden
WOEHLER. ARTHUR \ lSo64 Pat
ton
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
William Randol ph Hearst Junior. Calls:
BLACK Widow
Ace Night Fighter
BY WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST, JUNIOR
Written LEprrs,l, for Hssrst >rSswF''

PARIS. Feb. 20-Neyt day Istopped in a liaison
air strip to see the gang who had ownme all around
Normandy last summer. Their commanding officer
jim Cooper. had gone home as had one or two other
boys, but for the most part they were still intact
Not having seen them for so long having spent most
of the interim with the Third Army and the Ninth
Air Force they thought had gone home too
After lunch. Capt Fred Campbell and | took one
Of their L. Stinsons and flew over the air base,
which has a squadron of the new Black Widow
night fighters.
As usual, the boys are crazy about the Black
Widow fighter They use it in al attitudes from
Straling ground installations at night all the way
IN to over 10000 feet. Their only complaint is
that they haven't had enouoh Of them.
So If YOU writing your congressman. you might
ask him TO make inquiries II Washington about whether
they can Get some more of these planes there.
The next day went around to some Of our new
r7dar equipment, about which permitted 10 say
much. However l will try let the be the Judge
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Russia Gets
Bulk Of Aid

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20 GNS)
The eighteenth lend-leaSe re-
port 10 Congress disclosed today
that more than half OF all the in
dustrial raw materials and equip
ment sent 10 Americas fighting
Allies last year went 10 Russia.
now hammering al the gates of
Berlin
On tho eve of House action 10
extend the lend-leaSe act for an
other year. Foreign Economic Ad-
mlnlStrator Leo +. Crowley told
Congress that mutual aid supplied
by the United States through Dec.
81, 1914, totaled S35. .3S2 100000
His report in the main was a
detailed reitcration of facts pre-
sented before the House foreign
affairs committee.
Shipments Of lend-leaSe supplies
since the program was launched
in March, 194l, by countries. in
cluded: United Kingdom. Sill
332. .000,0O0 Soviet Union, ST.
437.000000 Australia and New
Zealand. 81. .149.OO0000; China and
India. S1.760.000,OO0.
Reverse lend-leaSe as of last
Oct. / brought the United States
nearly four billion dollars worth
Of supplies andAservices and, the
report said, recently plans have
been made for an additional re-
verse lend-lease program in
France and Belgium.
The report stressed that ship
ments of food. important AS they
have been 10 our Allies took
only 5 per cent Of this country'S
total food production I'm 1914.
Lend-leasc exports OF beef in
1914, for example, were equiva-
lent Ia only scven-tenthS OF / per
cent Of the nations supply.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
How Radar Does lis Job

As perhaps you know, radar is device by which solid
objects detected through electrical impulses. The
principle is like an echo Electrical impulses 60 out and
when they hit something solid they bounce back thus
rejecting the size and shape of what they hit
It unquestionably is of the greatest inventions OF
the war and while originally British invention American
ingenuity has vastly improved it.
In the future make peaceme bad weather flying
safe clear weather flying today
At the present time planes have be talked in through
rad weather each plane Of the future will have little
that the pilot will just fly il through the
clouds down field All that happening will show
instrument board. That what Cen Quesada 1t will
be if he says you definitely bank it.
Quesada about 40 but he looks 28 and reminds
phrase by Arthur Brisbane something about what
man can think he can accomplish
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Two Lose Lives
In 3-Wdy Crash

Two men were killed this after.
noon I'm the crash Of two automO-
biIc> and a truck at DIX highway
and Champagne, Lincoln Park,
one was identified as Ward
Schuyler. A. of Petersburg. The
other was tentatively identified as
Wyatt l. Stctler, 80, of Waltz.
Schuyler and Stetler were in a
car which carccncd into one driven
by Ralph WaGcnhauSe, Al, Of To-
lcdo, and then bounced into a
truck driven by Oscar Taylor, 35,
OF MartinSvillC. w. Va.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Train Kills Boy

GRAND RAPIDS, Feb. %
Kenneth Cole. who would have
been S years old today. was killed
yesterday afternoon when he fell
under the wheels Of a freight
train on which he attempted to
climb
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21

Lady, you're sweet. So is your
dress. But il may rob you Of your
daintiness and charm by imprison-
ing and building up offensive,
under arm perspiration odor.
Stop this threat to your Sweet
Self before you dress with fast
acting, long lasting ODoRoNo
the new cream deodorant that
works to protect you faster than
you can slip on your slip!
The new ODoRoNo Cream De
odorsnt contains sciences most
effective perspiration stopper e..
provides protection up TO three
days.
BE JUST AS SWEET AFrER you DRES!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-10
DIR. |. H. CONLEY
ENTERS CITY RACE
MAKES FORMAL ANNOUNCE.
MEET IN COLUMNS or
TIE CITIZEN TODAY

In to.days political column 81
Tie Citizcn Will be found the
formal snnmnctmcnt of o.
Leonard n Comfy vho has en-
tered tho race 81 o candidate for
Cty Commissioner in the coming
clection Ca b. held on Novem-
bar 8
In discussing his candidacy fpf
the Position which hc seeks d.
Comfy made the following state
meut.
4 am running tor the office Il
Ctt COMMISSIONS as @ physician.
and not al o politician q g. my
hope thai q cle,tcd. can b. IN
slrumental 90 establishing sane.
,nlooa5lr sanitary cult ulI.
gave MS hcst efforts t1 .tr that
% ). ,uiuiCod Tnrrr an a. ua
hall WaY measure, Whsu tac
htalth IS my children aud soufs
81 concerned
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-10
CarbOneil Wires
Cannon Concerning
0PA Rent Control

Msycr John c t37elI sent
the i1.l5sins self explsns
tsrv o.. g~am laat riaN' -
PEI Cannon rsFresor.a'.ve
fr5m tha conaressl5nal eis.
tract.
Your letter dsfeo Oct5
D. & concern NJ OPA Fert
ccn.rol be4n7 abolished IN
key West scoa IS greatly ~
pseuatcd Since the recetp %
OF youT letter have heard
from relia1le 1car-.s thsr
d. Thomas has aenled hsv
ma discusses chs ma tier %
rent control and my tells
gram o. YOU. ! EBs t7ld thei
Mtsmt psuer tcmsEros
vii csvrv s4-a statement
trcm . Th1wss. au aui-
tbs a-meth na must b.
wr-na aua 400 q certain
apErtctsfe fes wear ake sa
well ss mime t-st yea con
ts-t Dr f7smss ems clarity
80. I'astiJn an3 ~lFe me
l8ller.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-10
FRENCH POLICE CHIEF
CONVICTED AND SHOT


PARIS Oct. 10. \ French
police chez wao hfi served
with Pierre tsvl: when Ne
IVES the German prrrct pte
mier was shot t0ssg alter
his conviction on q charge Of
treason
Laval also hes been s-n
fenced % be sho' bat g. We
sstd that Their ~ bs9lY
will be some a. 80 beicre
Re Is executed - sr apDeal
hes been made 90 sct aa.ae
tire verdict on t1e ground
tibet TIRE iudgs and iury were
pTeiudiced
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-10
KNIGHT FAMILY
LEAVES ON TRIP

CO. and VI Joseph g. Kn.eaf
aeoumuaniod nv thcH dsuebt
n laA NJ Iu,ph " knlgrf
md ts.o rhIlirn. D. D. ar
" rs Lou icf' TINS mu-uluE fHl
q. iofaur springs o. ,t tH1
san .rutrf tEi justun v knight
Is hu IS Stationed 90 ptfrr~r a.r
Hrid In thor r.tf
Ar J " k0.ghi InI gH .5u,n
allI REMAIN boz CulH 10. Sprfe
uut NJ emit Mu = a. kueff 81 %
Icteun g. KY Wcsf lntau att ks
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-10
STORY ABOUT RENT CONTROL BASED
ON LETTER RECEIVED FROM CANNON
BY MAYOR CARBONELL ON SUBJECT
VICE president OF
ARGENTINA REPORTED
AS FLEEING COUNTRY
go, a~-~st-sss Fr~-si

fns AwmmstmaFa frw~@t
BuENos AIRES. Oct. 40.
Juan Peron wrao resigned
Yesterday o. wise president
60 Araentina. YES rsrsFsed
tsdsY 10 have Ted irom ths
countrv
Bot whethss or not rs
report vas tFu~ uoli-s still
we're GUARDING has hons ft@
had slso held the posts q
minister Of isbos and min.
ister % var.
Two ooiiCe chiefs. who he'd
been usi o. teaE sss bomss
end tomms zana % gueli up
sSings IN Arqsntins. @ere
removed from ofiice to-day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-10
DIFFERENT VERSIONS ON
LIFTING or RENT-CoN-
TROL; MAYOR. THE
CITlZLN MOI SOURCE

Neither The Citizen nor
Mayor Csrbonell was the
source ct the story published
IN this paper Nion6sy about
the removal of the OPA rent
control in Key West soon. .
because the story was based
on = letter that the mayor
Rad received from Pat Can
non. representative from tins
congregational district.
A. tu What Mr. Cannon
wi pr Thomas told him.
each give "a different YER
SION -o he adjustment al
b., differences ot expression
is holly and sulely between
them.
SEQ t..f fe.tH Of Ih tlattH
r.s ,.,Iei iuti si.i. of ''1c cas,.
co.. fIf.e IS h.ftHffh pu1lisn-
rE IS tanu.a IetiH and u.
q .rfa afrH e.
Cana-ns Letter
tU Maf
...H rs H t.a.al
Ft .. .f# ...a s. '...
..f. l.s.f I.I.ft.I r| t.
.... s fei fF
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Alternate State Road In
AND Out Of City Would
Bring Boulevard Repairs
LARGE CONTINGENT
OF TROOPS ON WAY
TO UNITED STATES

TOKYo. Oct. l0-Troops.
numbeans 5000 Of Ad-
miFs, HslseYs laird fleet are
en their wsv 70 tn United
States Il wss snnouncsd To-
dav
aome time nsxt weax CSC
AmaeFieana. foHueer nEasonerz
IN 1span. are daae 10 land In
Sen FFanci8co.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-10
~mWMs~aion Made During
lNNiimK OF County
Z mHmm&MmlumprN Held
Aast Aiwht

q has hsen aiuaost = year
ss@es fhs sssu1h shofe ~ the
hussssxelf hoalusard vas
am@ama~a. $50 thss - the first
taaas ths uuflauh IL good that
= ws&i - rwpmaFed aosm~tisne
@waaw mekf Year.
Nht am aret wa
m f nrhf af "a
fm county .1m
Haf ahsH William n
Af @ fr.d 90 Ebrr-
hafaf rfnr enc
e hanEff a| lammsf.e .ur-
n fHaf af uaIe
af ~ Hfnr fo and
~ fk fHaHtr uI ths
fa h drslT-
~ mls uu uu
utaugr
sad lht.fJ
% Cussfwr With sRD
Nh faf. road
snd fnsm thr yn-
WhIf. bead
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County Commission To Institute
Test C&tAgdnstJ Judg|
Dealing With Adjustment OIL
Judge Of Court Sllil |
tinuew To Iieweise
AIRY Despite Office
ing Abolished

The Rsx. John o. Pish
pastor Il ths Fuineiana &
munsay chaEsh. @na I
Hamilton, pEineipal 81
Dixissoa street pahlse sth
last aighi addresses
county cosnniaaioa aboul
iuveniie sourt sa@sl IN =
West.
tire fact hFouNhf oaf
iuR the disruasinu b thaf
hoy has been in ths gua1
jail. charged With dfI
queney. the last three munI
becauss there u 80 tmNNa
Judge Ia NouFoe eouNtF
tTy The ease.
Test Case
4 County Judge i
mond 4. Lord refuses fn Il.
as Juvenile Judge unie
alary Is paid him. ths eas
mission decided a. iusfffff
q &C. Z case aRaimsi FFanh
Roberts. Nhu was eleffed
Juvenile iudRe e. Noxtfals
1914. bat whu@e offlfr 81
alsultshsd - the 1915 lHw
lnsnFs. o. guFrn him L. -
cause Why ~ sholild II
serve. ard g. starr
against CLERK Ross Z a
str. a. paving agent 81 81
county g. Show rause
De should Hoi stnp g.
stau uouthIf 60 a. g.
srts 81 ~ rslu.Fs tn
Juvenile Judge
Want To Reestahiish CBaF
Judge Ruir 5000 hhH
uuHff g. serve WhEu
ahuii-h,N
fhaf time d ha
ttHHfIHafl nH Fan
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-21
HELP MEN and WoMEh

BAKER. End, white, for desirable work II
one OF Washington's better downtown cafe.
terias, morning hours. no Sunday work;
ular advancement if satisfactory. For ap.
BOOKKEEPER, complete charge auto part.
ONCE. Must have initiative Write givine
experience and starting salary. Boz
BooKKEEPER AND SECRETARY, perma.
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coUNTER GIRLS AND MEN, experience not
MOUNT VERNON CYCLE AND SPORTS
JANiToR, colored. part time. for small
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ana stokers, and wife capable of keeping
building clean and lawn trimmed. Refer
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5 SGS 81 n DRte CLERK. sod. fountain ex.
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MAN AND WIFE, eoiorsd, with no children,
for suburban location: full time, man as
snod snG y,na woman to Dc
FAIRY Fsa vi iNhTnEafaEsrED in supervising lunch
counter in bus terminal: basic salary, plus
com s1mmission. State previous experisnce
AZ ac ctMi ssss or Hawaiian guitar play
Phone District 1910. Wv a5:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-21
Deaths Reported

Steve Ste We Cosmos. 81, 4s1 9th st. s.w.
John M Dunn. rs. 81 r st. ne
Grace NJ: Bach, II. 603 9th st. ne,
Wliilam H. Crago, 81, 921 10th St NV,
catherine ". Simpson, 65, 4I2 st ST Sc
Bernard F. Robey, ST., IS, S07 Tewksbur,
pl NV.
LLOYD g Balkan. So, 77o7 18th st. NV
Henry N; Renner, 4s, Cedartown, Ga.
Leon Phillips, AS, 1852 F ST sw
Mlllard F: Collins, A., 1921 wis. ave. "
Royden T. Dodd, As. ST. Elizabeth's Hos
Edith Matthews. "a. a41o South Dakota
ave. ne.
Royed j: Diana, 80. New Kensington. Pa
Ropert w. Jacobus, 80. Long Branch N. j
Letda A, Haas, 2, South Arlington, Va.
infant Branda Austin, 319 H st. ne
lhLant BARBARA A. Councillor, 604 els
Anna E. NJ Cooper, So, 1910 Bennms I'd
B ssbna1 IN F Chinns u, HyattsviHe. Md
Carrie Fleming, So. 993 Florida ave. n. W
Pauline Pusley, so, 1911 Half st, sw.
arthur Twyman. AZ. 1S41 eth st. NV.
LOUIS Brunson, 80, 1924 4th st. NV.
Charlie Jones, 80, 1923 22nd st. NV
Doris d. Phelps, 20, 1908 Eads st. ne
GLORIA NJ. Maddox, Is, IO15 3rd st, s.y
infant Joyce Murray, 425 Elm ST. NV
infant Willie Jackson, ir., 431 / st ST. s.w
infant Matthews, 1914 covington st. NV
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HELP MEN.

psrIspes; Box elk Star. 's ca
AGIC0sENIANIs12 positions open in To-
Please reply. stating age. draft status and
eeS EXP must have release Box
Acco 5i 2rzii experienced General Mo-
tors system. capable of managing entire
T 9t1ee; n TOP salary Inquire PONTIAC MO-
" 18th os aRd H SITS. NV, Washington. D. C.
ATTER-scHooL BOYS, ages 1s to 49, to
sIsem 1917 AD ssx E 9als sEs UNION
Waited must be
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Roas men aYs 5G9es APPLY
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Afro BODY r Sam h asai soi
my my last man and must have another At
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AUTO tOgr BODY MEN: best OPPORTUNITY in
81 SsS rs hf hia Vermont Ms ksssS
AUTO MECHANIC, ex-service or expert
power release; permanent Job. $3.50 per
Marsh iNc 4s shSp sec M1
AUTO MECHANIC, daytime, good wages
FATS deS GARAGE, 317 18th st. sc. TR.
AUTO MECHANIcs-we have openings
LOT mechanics in our service dept. Elk
5fSaans Co. '0H 7a sDP WIS CHEVY sys
HuToMoTIvE. MECHANICS to work on
motor trucks. Your future is assured In
an essential industry Top wages, excel
for postwar security USES refssai e n1T
ToRAh H APpy Mi f co soi Hsssns
AUTO MECHANICS for one Of WASHINGTON.
leading Ford dealers: opportunity fol
capped men who have been experienced
mechanics; chance to make big money;
permanent r aInhn connection See NJ. Nelson OF
Mont MOI k ave N H $3.50 rlSslr1s lila ver-
AUTO MECHANICS, HIGHEST nay to expert.
men asposis % os1
AUTO MECHANICS go. permanent posi-
future aa ee salary 0asEz Tih oR R2ss
AUIO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man to work
with and supervise helpers In we'll
equipped shop under good working condi-
tions; .rG ns Job with good weekly
T9Rs. ne, store; Ord and 3 streets ne
work: Apply Mr.. HAMA, 4O8 n st. ne
AUTO MECHANIC to work in up-to-date
vacation, permanent Job. Apply AIS
MOTORS. Chrysler, Plymouth dealer, 1924
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. Ask for Mr.
AUTO MEcHANIcs-aood opportunit,
for splendid future with Washington's
largest Pontiac dealer. Apply Mr. Poats
on service floor. Good pay. vacations with
pay. bonuses, every advantage to better
your position. Apply Immediately. ARCADE
PoNT1AC COMPANY, 1437 irving st
AUTO METAL MEN, full or part time.
sundays: good pay; new modern garage
REDS GARAGE. "A H st. ne. 81
AUTOMOBILE PARTS CLERK; permanent
job with excellent opportunity for nd
vancement; good salary and working con-
Editions. See Mr.. Greece, LEE d. BUTLER
CO. 1121 21st st. NV. DI. 011O.