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REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont.

PAPER HAlNdTsG,. PAINTING: spscisI
e Sssi spf ssE IA. ss2s 'D.A'e'D.
Dsftl AsR saasns new MAXI
f5ss{5g 5tS,sS e., 5ssH and THE
4 5ss'SE e ssa; e., Fs%Sd''Hs' Jazz +.
P Fl 1Is selling patched or rsnsxsa'
PLAsTERI,We specialize in patching,
White meehanics For service call any
P t1%e TE NC DONE by white mechanics.
No job too small. Call any time. NO.
PLuMBING-Reg D. c. and Md Heating,
remodeiing; repairs. boilers, tanks. siGks
N ass new ssh
room. kitchen sink or gas water heater
ssrvae cL NIKE NE ssRaS so 3
RADios r ssH sGoif free 10 estimate: Work
guaranteed; for prompt service. TR. 1878.
RADIO REPAIRING, responsible service at
peaestime pTeeS no fhsrSe for esmase
Rapios kEPAikEp S IN your home Ell if pos
sole 20 yrs experience all es SoFk guar
as Haaest nleeI Free TSFf R sEi
S e. HA Inning. ROOF a"' PAINTING
M fR sHTpL TEa!'e GR ABE f5s s'0u''ns ca
ROOFING, repairs made quickly, private
contractors. PAUL kLAASSEN g. SONS,
Or d5Ssj HiHRs c aoo fl
SER sfFr e. f fai1 pumped out by modern g:
equipment equipment, 6 For MARYLAND. phone HI 0ssl
SEWING MISUNDERSTANDING repairs
on any make Adjusting and oling.- 81
Parts and supplies for all machines. Sew.
s 81 ge cd 6. dept $5d floor s. kANN
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRs-We inspect
oil and adjust any make machine, 69c
Replacement parts for all make machines
Tamous Nny H9Ys sales and se5yes
md nd no rALAi 81 E 4loo sewing machines
TABLE PADs--Heatproof. waterproof. Gus
tom made TO fit your table. Polished plate
glass cut to order. Call for representative
TiLE ASD MARBLE REPAIRS BY experts;
R4sRp,a, NJ Sos6 10 "a -, ' ives IoM
lpSl I,r Al Tork , gMsIantsed Re III
Used CAMERAS bought ana 500 FUL.
LER e. dALBER1, INC. SIS 10th st. NV
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED. quickly
dependable service on all makes; free est
nearby Va, and Nd BAIRD's. AID 663a
WASHING MACHINES, vac cleaners re-
paired: 24-hr. serv,, free est; work guar.
serving p G.. nearby Md. and Va. GARY
AappP HSIAI e &c GO, ~. 1892 S56, so.,u,
interior for your shop, restau rant bar OF
recreation room CAN INTERIORS, EN-
27S2 or GE. $40. 25'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (coc,.

MaShS fSE sTa ssEsssf. ss5
Ing printing business; must be modern
aF az M asS SIT offers op s
lIr 40 or more new ioolD5oOt Modern
spare time mo 6G seg S one of Hmarcs
tons i desired. Sl.4oo immediate cash
sons capable and interested in earning
$4,000 a year or more need apply. For
eFeS" Box 43 35S Ii %a:nR Md %F'e
% =, 4 coming lsrss fsss small inSssE-
GROCERY STORE. doing $500 weekly
ood W Stock ana ana ses oT the
past You, Cali PoLYzo1s 4 scHWARTz',
:9l4 5 st. at Conn. ave AID. III or
TAiLoRiNG, CLEANING and pressing
shop; long establiShed N NorthHest sec
selling because Of owners health. aTeIe-
BOOMING HOUSE for salc-s rooms and
basement apt. Income. STA per month
plus living charters. Inspection after 8
AUTO MECHANIC wants site suitable for
auto repairS or sas and repairs. WI IN,
Tis afe s %E'e ST. ylcno
G Me,iFtpR '2 sToRE : whNrED-wnl you con-
slider selling your store il you can get a
| FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1866.
| ATTENTION business chance brokers Of
NEss BRoKERs AssociATfo Nm NC eo'i is
seeking additional membership. The asso-
citation is highly DESTROYS Of obtaining
active membership OF all licensed business
/ chance brokers as we'll as their entire sales
/ force as associate members, viii you attend
/ our next meeting on Friday, October 5:
! 1915, at 7:30 in the Blue Room. Hotel
Hamilton, 18th and x SIS. nwp For
| further information call Myrtle A Weadon
| or Norman NJ Outc&ult, Special Member
! ship Committee, Metropolitan 21l3.
! PARTNER for upholstery and interior
| decorating shop; 5000, half interest; ex-
BLOCK AND ONE-HAL from Union Sta
ton. ne--Large house arranged as 4
apartments, completely furnished; rents
( for less than 500 per month owner leaV-
4 lps city. Box 4TO-V. Star.
: NEED one OF several persons to aid IN
/ financing building program, money secured
bg, hrSl trust mtes.i share in profits Call
RADIO and electric appliance repair bust
ness tor sale good location. Call DU. 64:;l
! BOOMING HOUSE, T large rooms, ba n;
coal furnace, corner house downtown;
cheap rent. reasonable. RE. 0625 23'
INTERESTED In buying a reaSonab bic
beauty salon; VIII buy only from the owner.
Call AT Go51 Saturday and Sunday ewes,
alt day Monday. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. reg weekly-monthly serv-
ices; een'l records, taxes, financial reports:
expert. Adams O722 $50
ACCOUNTANT. C.P.A., experienced in pub
nc. cost and retail accounting. Box 455-T,
Star. %"
Observation-Disclosures 1O3 hours en-
eineering school. minors. physics. math:
! VI. Ford Industrial School. Experience
4 yrs. of machine operation and shop
management. Now employed temporarily
asst. TO project engineer. BOX 299-T. Star.
ENGINEER, electrical, registered, % years
experience in light, power and wire COM
munication. Last years with Federal
government. Desires employment for
Saturday and a few evenings during the
n the near future. Box 16-x, Star. "a.
HOTEL CLERK OR MANAGER, 80 years
experience. Best Of references. Phi. TR.
MAN. colored, SO yrs, desires work from
. pm; to IL or 12 pm. Ho. .91s3
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL wants work by day or week: have
good trar spor,ation Call CATHERINE.
ROCKVILLE 769 %
GIRL, colored, wants Job house cleaning:
hours. Q to 5 Call MA 664S airy time
GIRL, colored, wants day work WedneE-
day. Thursday, Friday. So and carfare.
GIRL, coiored. wants work busting and
cleaning Du sa67 after 10 noon
GIRLS t@l. colored. desire maid work in
store. etc; hours day. no Sunday
GE 1000 o3-
LAuNDREss wants bundle washes, no
sheets FIR 65"i
WOMAN. colored wants airy kind OF light
work HO G@U1
WOMAN. coloreo wants days work in
darlington. NAOMI LAWSON, FL MYRTLE
WOMAN, colored. wants DAYS work
weekly, no SATURDAYS, s. per day and
carfare Tel l IhEG
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SITUATIONS MEN Cont

MANAGER or executive assistant desires to
change present connection; 15 yrs exp. in
complete office nanasement handling cor
respondence, pay roll, insurance, etc: have
sales ability and accustomed to meeting
PUBLIC; good personality: Washingtonian:
can turn refs. Boy 43S-T, Star. 23'
driving license. neat appearance, knowledge
OF several languages Available immedi-
ately. For information write BOX SIX
Star. 13S
SPECIALITY SALESMAN, ~. experienced
progressive and responsible man, interested
IN becoming representative for manufac-
timely novelties line, preferably utility
Items or thu. like to sell retail outlets in the
District: references furnished. Box BOLT,
Star. o4s
YOUNG MAN, colored. wants part-time job
as porter after ,. SAMUEL DUNNING-
TON. l4l4 Columbia st. W. HO. 1903.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BEAUTY CULTURE, HAIR STYLING. Eve.
ning. and day classes. UPsHUR BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 400 hoth st C. phone WA
4S2g OF i'niop 1855 25'
GERMAN TEACHER at your home. Ca!
MIR WE'LL DI 6Q@3 o.
HIGHLY CULTURED woman teaches Eng
lish self-contidence. freedom from self
consciousness, French conversation; PIT
waite tutor. MI 900
CORNELL MAN retned Federal worker
will tutor pupils weak II Latin French
German Ensllsh end nath RA ll97. %
GRrGG SHORTHAND bv experienced
teacher beglnners. REVIEW. speed dlctation
priva' { los ans, mod rates DU. 3H2A -
FORMER AAA INSTRUCTOR avaiiso}e tol
driving lessons IN your car Call SH
h6s3 for appt. ewes. and SUNDAYS,
SPANISH Evenings. native teacher, Gle
mentary ana advanced classes DE 105a
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MOTOR TRAVEL

LADY drIying to Calf. via Texas about
Sept 70, take two: references exclaimed.
Georgia SAIn 23'
NAVAL OFFICER driving to ST. Louis Sun
day. wants riders to share driving and
expenses AT. Ult9
DRIVING TO NIAGARA FALLS, Sun or
Mon, Via Buffalo, take 2; y expenses;
refs TIJ 4544 oHs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS-Morp last minute calls thar
We expected are coming in each day See
US for Immediate placement. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY. 20i Colorado Bldg.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
PIdnt Peace
Farley SET

Prospects for labor manage
ent cooperation will he dls-
SSed az special dinner
Getting Of the Society Of Ad-
Z 7ncoment Of Management in the
ackham Bldg AZ S p. m Monday.
Labor and management VIII be
presented. with Louis { Miriam,
hartman Of the Regional WLB,
irving as panel leader
Representing labor Will be John
Reed. secretary-treasurer of the
Michigan Federation of Labor,
AL. and John WiShart. director
~ research for the UAW-CIO.
John Lovett, general manager
az the Michigan Manufacturers
Association, and Frank Rising.
of the Automotive and
Aviation Parts Manufacturers,
will represent management.
The Rev. Fr Raymond NJ
Clancy. director Of social action
Of the archdiocese of Detroit,
will give the invocation. Raymond
of the L. s. Rubber Co
VIII serve as POSTMASTER.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
DETROIT AREA

AFpITo PVT HENRY ,, ss7 Blaine
CHRIsPEN PIC JAMES C., l4s25 vii
lafd
GU BERT. PFC. MILTON. ss7 Nsdtlg7
COTHOLD. col DAVID p, 1000 Wan
Dvkr
MATTERS. 7 s PAUL sssq Peter Hunt
MnSLE y ~ It.. NAN. e-n AtNIlt
hcTAGGERT. PIC ALFRED ~ 1850
Ci0teTlawn.
PTTRE PIC DAVID J.. 6o45 Oldham
pesrh0rn
PERRINL, PFC HERBERT C.. I5sos Hart
sci
sHooLTZ. T 5 WILLIAM z. is4s IoyeT
FgIncE.e
SUBTEK. PFC WILLIAM J 475I Lsrsin
SPRESSER. r FRED O. 1Oah Ns,shne
STANCAL. PVT RUSSELL g., l32s "
MsrShAl. FCrudaic
sUsiE. PFC. ROGER }. $40 coolidre
Berkeley
THOMPSON. PFC. CHARLES ", 1867
WAShhurn
WILLIAMS TI4 FRED. 1882 Illinois
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
% Arrive
At Jones

BATTLE CREEK. Sept. =
TNHenty-nine Michigan casualties
were admitted at the Percy Jones
Hospital Center today. including
16 from the Detroit area. They
were:
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
OUTSTATE

SvONCH. SGT ELMER waltz
ENCEL. PFC ElDON saginaw
COLNBIEW SKI. PVT ADOLPH Nf Morris
GREENWOOD. CPL ALBERT = caspian.
HALE. PFC. JOHN JR Ann Arbor
HIPPINGARNER. PVT JAMES l. Pontiac
LOUIS SGT PAUL . Gladstone
MAUCH SGT. MARGARET r., Muskegcr
Heights.
OLSEN. CPL. DONALD Marquette
RANDALL PVT ROBERT { Okcmos
SOVEREIGN PVT ROBERT C., Bay Ciiy
STRIECEL PFC EDWARD IT, Sfutgis
SMEGFR s SGT THEDnlEE HtrAn..NILLr
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08

Yep!-A brighter day has
dawned for Americas small fry!
Youngsters really "go" for that
swell chocolate taste of Ex-Lax.
And Mothers know they can trust
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08

Ex-Lax because II gets results in
such an easy. gentle way. Not too
strong, not too mild, Ex-Lax is the
Happy Medium" laxative! AS a
precaution use only as directed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Change About Fashions

JACKET of wool-and-ray-
on Churchill" type!
Double breasted. Red or
Soldier blue. 9 to Is. 9.95
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08

PLAID SHIRT in the
rancho" style. Tailo Il,
with long 81 eeves. Ia
"swoon colors. 81 to SO.
W2.95
PLEATED SKIRT that
fits to a ~ Pleated front
and back. Blue. red or
navy 10 to TO- 3.95
-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08

Teen-Hi Flash!
rTbe RHffIer Dress" IN ray
on u.ib rHfIIc,' Dreamy
briAcest style ~ rust, lime,
eJraI or blue. Sizes 9 TO IS.
7.25
Smyrna times., 1945-12-27
21 Head Cattle

Consisting of IL Milk Cows, 3 Heif-
ers, and 2 Bull. T. B. Tested Ac-
credited Herd
Smyrna times., 1945-12-27
SOME TAYLOR'S
BRIDGE ITEMS
News of Community Interest
Cleaned From Around
ThOroughfare Neck
BUDGET OF PERSONALS

Taylor's Bridge, Dec. 26 : The
Women's Society of Christian Ser
vice will meet Friday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 2. Dukes.
Those on the refreshment commit
tee are Mrs. Dukes, Mrs. William
Daniels, and Mrs. Lee David.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Francis
and sons are spending the Xmas
holidays with her mother, Mrs. Al
fred Gohl and family in Atlantic
Oty, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Keiser of
Laurel, are spending the Xmas hol-
idays with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Keiser, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Steller and
sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee w.
David spent Xmas day with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William R.
Alfree near Middletown.
Pvt. William Keiser who was
stationed in Italy, is spending a
two months rest period due to an
infected eye at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Keis-
er.
The Friendly Neighbors Home
Demonstration Club will meet
Thursday morning, Jan. Bird, at
1890 o'clock with Mrs. Elmer
David in Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton of
Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Moore and daughter, and Miss
Rachel Shockley of Newark, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Passwaters
of Ridgely, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Arthur CHM
spent Sunday with his brother, Mr..
and Mrs, William CHM in Rutledge,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curry and
sons of Chester, Pa, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifton Casten and sons of
Middletown, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Ella McClain and family.
Smyrna times., 1945-12-27

OLD AND NEW-Historic stugs-
coach carries passengers 10
Nevada uirfield TO board one
Of counirY's largest oirliners in
ceremony presided over by
Sen. Pot. McCdrrdn.
Smyrna times., 1945-12-27

Consisting of II Milk Cows, 3 Heif-
ers, and 2 Bull. T. B. Tested Ac-
credited Herd
Three fat HOGS.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Etc.
One McCormick-Deering Binder,
good; McMormick Deering hay
loader, new; Mccormick Deering
side delivery rake, new; McCor-
mick-Deering mower, new; Ontario
drill, good; 2 farm wagons, / low
wagon and fat, 2 hay riggings,
wagon bed, grindstone, Oliver man.
ure spreader, good; John Deere
corn planter, new; Rotary Harrow,
good; oller, good; cultipacker, cut
away harrow, three-section spring
tooth harrow, 3 iron edge culti-
vators, clover seed sower, new; 2
riding plows, No. SO; 2 walking
plows, 26la Wizard, corn boxes to
pull sugar corn, new; and 2
horse plows, Wizard; 1 grain fan,
one-hole corn shelter, 2 walking
cultivators, 30-ft. extension ladder,
horse rake, dirt scoop, dinner bell,
pea and beam, corn grader, wheel
barrow, set of platoon scales, barn
truck, set wagon springs, 100 #.
manila hay fork rope, y in, never
been used; $50 it. manila hay fork
rope, been used; block and fall,
forks, shovels, hoes, and other
things too numerous to mention.
.HARNESS-Six sets of rope
plow harness, 3 sets of wagon har-
ness, double snd ] single set of
carriage hsEess, Z collars, Z brides.
Smyrna times., 1945-12-27

NO WEDDING BELLS = Nor
even wedding coke. for Louise
Flores and Robert Burrows.
each Just 10. Though prospsc-
live bridegroom hos siors for
six major bottles. he wos too
young to get married without
mothers permission.
Smyrna times., 1945-12-27

1917 She playing bit part Charots Revue the time
understanding for Lille Miss Lille thrown from horse
md for the months Gertrude played the lead increasingly
enthusiastic audiences
The way upward wasn't all beer and kt There hard work
involved and personal crce often she ILL., But there moral
this story & Everything that has value has price Nothing
worth having is ever handed you gratis"
When Miss Lawrence playing London season. she
ertaned banquet the Savoy by several adng Indian prince
Smyrna times., 1945-12-27
DAIRY EQUIPMENT-one EN-

DAIRY EQUIPMENT-One En-
pire milking machine, two units,
excellent order; II S0-qt. milk
cans, all good; Surge electric hot
water heater, for milk house, new;
can steriliber, new; 2 milk buckets,
strainer, 30-gal, cold water separ-
ator, block and fall, to hoist cans
out of milk box; Esco five-can milk
box, electric; 2 heavy milk stands
to load milk; milk cart, 2 milk
stools.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS 65
thorn posts, and galvanized anchor
posts, iron posts, pile wood, Paige
wire and barbed wire, loft. iron
hog gallows, blacksmith forge and
anvil, wise, set dies, sledge and
wedges, 2 hedge axes, 2 straw
knives, post hole digger, emory
stone, bolt cutter, hedge clippers,
tree trimmer, 8 log chains, 2 brood
er stoves, 5 chicken crates, roost,
chicken feeders, 300 or more bags.
POULTRY-165 Chickens, Bar
red Rock. Twenty-Five tons of
HAY, 1000 bushels of CORN.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS = Three
piece wicker suite, good; 2 ferner-
les, good; smoking stand, piano and
bench, Stieff, player; floor lamp,
table lamp, 2 hall racks, good; arm
chair, A porch rockers and swing,
rocker, (3-piece Kroehler living
room suite, sofa and bed). 3 long
benches, and step ladder, window
box, glass jars, marble-top stands
and bureau, with marble top; chest
of drawers, 2 bureaus, looking
glass, poster bed, Antique; a
stands, 2 parlor tables, cradle,
quilting frame, griddle and waffle
iron, old; strawberry Gates and
baskets, 2 sausage brinders, lard
press, lard furnace, 25-gal.; 8 stone
jars, gasiline stove, 2 9x15 fit. con-
goleum rugs, Gold Seal; 12x15 ft.
congoleum rug, Gold Seal; 9x12 ft.
congoleum rug, Gold Seal; spool
leg stand, kitchen cabinet, 2 tables,
turn back, 8 chairs, glider, 2 double
iron beds, single iron bed, folding
cot, pictures, dishes, glassware,
Acme coal stove, good heater; ice
refrigerator, oil cook stove, 12-
gauge shot gun.
TERMS: CASH
MITCHELL L. COLT
Eugene Racine, Auctioneer
I. Griffith Ellison, Inside Clerk
Chas. S. Ellison, Jr., Outside Clerk
Smyrna times., 1945-12-27

from Hyderabad. It was all very sumptu.
Gus, and at every lady's place was small
gold kdskin bag. She picked hers up, and
felt several round, hard objects inside.
"Ah," she thought, nothing less than
emeralds. Or pigeon-blood rubies." She shot
questioning look at one of the princes. He
was beaning. "It is something you ladie.
like very much," he said. She pulled the
drawstring. Into her expectant palm tum-
bled handful of the betel nuts Indian
Smyrna times., 1945-12-27

read, "A star danced ;. and you were
born" She thereupon and forever after ac-
cepted her fate without hesitation. The
gypsy was telling her that she would be
dancer and some day would be star.
"A Star Danced" by Gertrude Lawrence
is an intimate and behind-the-scenes story
of this fascinating actress, her struggles, her
disappointments, her triumphs. At ten she
left school and began to make her own liv-
ing. There were tough times-shows some
times failed, managers decamped with the
actors pay, and once Miss Lawrence be-
came barmaid to pay board bill.
She oot her f1rst real chance II, ondon in
Smyrna times., 1945-12-27
CLAYTON

Mrs. Alice Coverdale is spending
Christmas Day with her daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sommers of State Road, and with
her granddaughter and husband,
-z7hr. and Mrs. William H. Thompson
of Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1945-12-27
! READING &WRITING
Y6zm Ssmp AND RMmM7zuu

when Gertrude Lawrence little g, her parents once
ook her Brighton for holiday She put penny slot machine
With gaudy painted picture of gypsy came slip which
Smyrna times., 1945-12-27

mans life is hard to imagine" writes Ser
geant Thomas R. St. George in Proceed
Without Delay" "There isn't single soli-
tary thing that can think of that is not
adversely affected by rain: matches, ciga-
rettes, cigarette lighters, guns, cameras,
film, coffee, leggings, underwear, socks,
shoes, K-ration, Grafton. chocolate Bars,
razor blades, toothpaste, eating, sleeping,
walking, sitting. :" proceed Without
Delay" is Sergeant St. Georges second
book; his FIRST, "c/o Postmaster" written
when he was twenty-three, was Dook-of-
the-Month Club selection.
Smyrna times., 1945-12-27
TERMS: CASH
MITCHELL L. COLT

Eugene Racine, Auctioneer
I. Griffith Ellison, Inside Clerk
Chas. S. Ellison, Jr., Outside Clerk
The ladies of Summit Bridge
Church will serve DINNER.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

YOUR HOME in NV. Bethesda or any
good residential neighborhood shov suit
our needs il you will consider Seli-ng it
We need it badly. Write Box 1I7-B, Star
20s
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 80, 40 gal
automatic; no cash needed, small monthly
payment; immediate installation. D. A
STANSBURY, Ii. 1929.
ARE YOU considering selling your home?
If so please reply to Box 56-B, Star. No
brokers.
FORMER ga DRIVING INSTRUCTOR nov
available for driving lessons in your car
Call SH. 66s3, eve, Sat. and SUM-, by ap-
pointment.
i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any person other thar
myself. RAYMOND D. DEVLIN, 1445
Mass. ave. NV. 19s
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other thar
myself. EMANUEL L. LINDNER, S07 Att
st. Se. 2OS
ON OR AFTER THIS DATE / will not bt
responsible for debts other than my own
JAMES L. ROBINSON, 5lS H st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-10-18
BID THE EVENING STAR Washington D. G.
ls
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

codMIssIoNERs OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, October s.. l945,-A public
hearing having been held BY. the .Commis-
sioners Of the District Of Columbia in the
matter Of closing the alley running south
from IS" Street, Sc, in Square 5837.
iisd as to the advisability Of CLOSING, said
alley and that the same will not be detri-
mental to the public interests. NOTICE is
HEREBY GIVEN that the said Commis-
sioners have prepared the Following order:
.oRDERED. that pursuant to the pro.
io,;as DsSsmesT ,5nn the slley fsnnins
!5637, as shown in green on plat NUM-
bered 3001 in the office of the Surveyor.
D. c., is hereby ordered CLOSED, same
to take effect on and after November 10.
1915; the title TO the land comprised In
said alley SO closed to revert to the
said map. Any and ali parties t Interested ed
must file in writing, with the commis--
sioners, D. c.. objections, If any, to said
closing before November 10, 1915: other
and after that date. in accordance with
the provisions of said Public Act No. 307.
approved December Is, 1882. JOHN RUS
SELL YOUNG. GUY MASON, GORDON r.
YOUNG, Commissioners of the District Of
Columbia. Oc9, ,14t,exSun,
Evening star., 1945-10-18
HELP vyohATN.

ACCTS. REC. BKKPR. knt how to type:
44-hr wk.: good working conditions: 81 80
mo bonus state age and exper. Box
ADJUSTMENT OFFICE CLERK, expert
enced preferred but win consider mex
perienced one willing to learn. Apply to
M Burns. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY.
26Lzy - 8 s, Y
and dresses. permanent positions, full or
part time; attractive salaries: vacations
With y Z pay. sick leave. Apply MoRToNSs
4lI1TEiRsaTifsoiNp sI1 IA isi Z HAND, experienced on ~
dies and mems work. Apply PARKWAY
GGIIEAAESERS EAS E III 50S4 z II Corn; e AVE-; w n;
once. thoroughly experienced hands fo
Work pn hne contss suits and Gowns: peg-
msnent wofk: VIII sood Pay and good
szc 8 sEsa 81. i2iSS. : ss s.. a'ss.
Evening star., 1945-10-18

STOCKMEN to move stock from the mark.
Ing room to the selling floors and also te
End door. THE HEcHT CO. r st. at s'th 7th
STORE DETECTIVE, must be reliable anc
sober; will consider applicants with pre-.
yious experience in retailing, police or in.
yestigation work; Apply employment of.
flee, 4th floor, LANSBURGH 6 BRO, 7th
Sth and e sts. NV.
SUPERINTENDENT for women,s specialty
shop; young man, well-uualifed to handle
nance: definite opportunity for advance.
ment. Reply, stating age, qualifications
EDUCATION and exper Box l78-z. Star.
TAIL0RS, experienced on mems clothing
immediate openings. Apply employment
ofice 9th floor, WOODWARD g. LOTHROP
aS9 e pm nsERsr6R asiIs; a6so to Thursdsy
lolmss cABn csnR.Gss RApTo Abp
1872 Conn. ave. NV.
TINNERS--Steady work, top wages 10,
first-class mechanics Apply TARANT &
CO., rear $50 Mass ave. NV. Ma. 1894
asE aass sosa ssa aissIy fA 70 sY5, spD
TRUCK DRIVERS, white or coiored, L
deliver to stores and hotels WASHING.
TON LAUNDRY 2627 K ST. NV.
TRUCK pRfVER, colorec, 5la-day week
$50, 1443 r st NV
TRUCK DRIVERS and laborers, colored
,s IL 1sGnps s dsII,sIs 81
Only reliable men need apply LEHMAN
THUCK DRIVERS, fuel oil; rood vaees
EsS9lhr R0urs ssesdy work. - M