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Evening star., 1945-06-19
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHILDREN'S NURSEMAID, white, expert
hep Gea s4d mo s Adams ms es
CoMPANIoN HoUsEKEEPER, shis White oono not
over over 20, for semi-invalid, middle AGED
home; small apt; duties light i NA. asSs, sSSS
cook es'eds AND 4 D n Downstairs MAID. colored.
family nf 4 willing to go to seashore: live
n n OF out; recent local ref: S25, OR; 1850
sa5 week, OIL sass. ''''''' 'l
COOK, light housework: $50 week to
of: other help employed; live in; have
room for mother With child, school-ase;
COOK, general housevork: southerner; :
ems Ssgs with fH ehdrsn thTaash Wi dnnsE as4s
COOK -G.Hw., experienced only, with ex-
sellent references. health card: for ,fine
Emerson EsmerSssa sss7. 10 mo- Wesley Heights.
COOKE INV: exper;. Ike, children, live
cook AND 1tt G.H. W; N no ; sundays; reliable:
aTe bnsns 1--we u n 1929 sooa salary on Conn
ioos I's,s. after baby DAYTIME: Quarters IN;
oom bs repaee yns como rso and
ete cali Wo 3344 or Ex, 32S3' 70.
COUPLE, = wife IT. to do To- cooking and shT Nv
living conditions and splendid wages. or
will consider woman for g.hw. 4l1o War
GENERAL fsR Fl ai~ HoNsEWoRk. SIS t"ei cooking s-
day. day week $50; health card, ref. EN-.
G.Hw., plain cooking. fond of children.
live IN or out, $50 per week. AID. OATS
Gil w, good ironer; Bendix. small apt.
n ana snlg lunch MOI Ia th5q4lh 5q44 Sat- to l.
work in boarding house, wash dishes.
clean main-fioor rooms: no dish driving. a
sterilizer is used; sI5-s1s per wk. and
calls. please j 754 New Hampshire ave. NV NV,
GIRL, eolored, shy, live in; liberal time
GIRL. capable, honest cooking and gen.
eral houseWorH' Georsetown. Hobart 63la.
GIRL, colored, as 2nd maid and help care
for 6,month-old baby: willing to go to
I've aoos pav esxe e1Es WS O 6s55 children
HousEkEEPER, S, Ia living quarters available:
COOK and Tefer Can IN
son: 4440 Alabama ave. Sc.
sao MAIp peaf for Eh ghw s, small family; live in
cleaning small apt cook for 2. NE. 51Is.
MAD ssp eaEs Part tor gs d ehS ro eaa
IS ssSsss i7e Il ss sds
week; steady Job. See Mr. scHLEIN 81 5
MAIDS. colored; 8 days week. steady;
hours 10 to s., Also part time. PARK
MAID for g.h.w. and to prepare dinner,
hours to Z. Monday through Friday,
MAID, apt in Silver Spring; SIS week; no
sesniag sunday half day Thursday Light hogse
ences and health card Call MR.. MILLER,
SH. 800, before pm.
MAID-WAITRESS, part time small fam
ily, nights week. to s pm. Call
NURsEMAID for 2 girls, ages Is mos. and
30 mos: references; live in or out; good
salary: H0, O673, On Conn. ave. busline.
WHITE WOMAN to care for infant. May
liye in or out. Must have reference. DE.
WHITE WOMAN. middle-ased, to take
care Of well-behaved children; live in
An2ly 1907 N; HIGHLAND St, Clarendon, va
sna heipers 'h hoasewoTk 5f Ab bvaa sss mother
evening eve In In small private family and DO
JULY AND August in Nantucket-Girl
to care for 2 small children: must swim
character reference; no previous expert
SIX WE WEEK, el sh.a', s;.o cook: live in off half
day THURSDAY and all day SUNDAY: refer
eRss; WsNrgS eSel BsanHyyine os st NV EN- l449.
sood Foo honrs. se " WI. 9Ssu Ssas. so0o pay ana
Evening star., 1945-06-19
REPAIRS and SERVICES tcen.. J

REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont.
PAPERING, painting, floor scraping. floor
finishing; n free estimates, reasonable PRICES
PApGRiNGo psyieI hsGo' AND PAINTING, A., 1ork: ,9r
IA PAPER HANGING and painting. Special
es, 10y SP1or g51es for Jgne ssss Work
sAjsssEssss ma 10sE sS 8, sai. mechanics
~ s
TR TRrk 1865 sssSssfpyprS9tss; pi S1a no Job too small
PLAsTERiNG, patching white mechanics,,
5fofi szs Work sns aons ts n ysS.
0xn home ~ aualihed ensinsers; D. G.
kaDIUs Nh Xs RKPx,Pkno LIE n ol22 Z sunday toS 70.
Rx61o R sERvIeE ssEs'es eekRp R esS snd delivery
dne repaired sna ana
RAbio !ssS':s & ssya Co.
ass asns.' or,es. Nib IS cry Ts'I RAp1o s11e
RI RErkiaERaT1os ha aa71 SERVICE, specialize in
Kelvinator and Frigidaire; air condition
RFfRfsEnzfioSE aE Sal zH S7sl SERVICE Household s2
Or commercial; guaranteed overhauls at
ICE REFRIGER ALTON CO. MA. 5302. 20.
ROOFING = Quick service. Leaks; slate
work guaranteed. Call CLIFTON, dE.
ROOFING. Thinning. roof painting, repair
ing; gnttering and spouting. Call MR..
SEWING SEWING? SACaiNss-ou.ran,.eo Ga INES repair,
on any make Adjusting and oiltng 81
Parts and supplies fol an msehines Sew.
ing machine dept. 3Id door s. KANN
SEWING MACHINE REPAIxs-we INSPECT.
OIL and adjust any make machine. soc
Replacement parts for al make machines
Famous New Home" sales and service
THE PALAIS ROYAL sevfnr machines
2nd noo. Dl 400
USED CAMERAs pousht and sold. PUL-
LER q d'ALBERT NC. e16 10th st. NV
vrMrm v.,,nnsl S7,2 y ,v,s - no.
2 it. wide and z #; long. Have your blinds
nae meshod WAsaNToR saApE
MXsHSSc AWsHkG CO n.GHixr sqG !7th Du $500
on any make: prompt and reliable service.
CAPITOL WASHER g. APPLIANCE SHOP,
$40 UpShur st, NV Ia. 3D.3g
Evening star., 1945-06-19
SITUATIONS DoMEsTic tcon..)

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GIRL, colored, wants work In apt, s.h.w.,
will care for child. DE. 2015.
GIRL, colored, wants mornings work, 3
days week. Thurs, Fri. and Sat, 8 to 9.
Call NO. 1854. BESSIE.
LAUNDRESS, experienced. desires work to
take home. LIELA WHITE, 1410 Half ST.
s.w. Home after pm
SOUTHERN GIRL, white, desires position,
general housework; husband, World War II
rooms Civ. room, bedroom, kitchenette
aptO: permanent, settled. WI f019 21s
Evening star., 1945-06-19
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES,

PARENTS-Consult us about private
schools, Junior colleges or military schools
Rates, $3.50 up. WASHINGTON SCHOOLS
ASSOCIATION. RE. 1888.
sTENoGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping,
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Civil
Service courses Est. % years: accredited
Inquire Ma 233S BOYD SCHOOL, I333
r st topp CanItnl irheaterl
Evening star., 1945-06-19
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CLEANER. colored; hours work clean
ing ofncss. Call ME. 2627.
C0loRED COL .,.1han. GIRL wishes general house
COIORED GIRL wants permanent days
work. hours . day, S6 per day and car
fare: no heavy laundry. FIR. SILT.
Evening star., 1945-06-19
MOTOR TRAVEL,
PERSONAL

WANTED, ride to Los Angeles: leaving
June "a; refs. exch, Share driving and
expenses. Phone RF. 1900, Ext, sl344
between and 80 am
Evening star., 1945-06-19


Americas leading corporations; reply, Civ
ing experience, age and all particulars
SECRETARY in branch office of manufac.
turing CO., responsible position: knowl.
edge of shorthand. typing, general ONCE
required good salary mmfdi n1n
ssENC;RiESTHHaRiY-sTENoGRAPHER, young, am
bilious; inteligsnce more mIportant thai
sv wrts ffessns Bos SS7R star
sseREFAhY.s sseeRRsE Ra Y7sTNo YY7.ssTTENoGRArHER. for pry.t,
business organization; permanent position
II smell Cse sslhT Rk Ex 5ssa
branches in 30 major cities; permanen
position with. opportunity for ADVANCE
sff seSsh Y st. sft bus SOP; 5-das Sssk; 1s!l
sToh sTHI s2LEswoMfN a e s9perlenaed .a I pre-
!: ferred. but not necessary. See Miss Hirst
! EMPLOYMENT ONCE. 4th floor, s. KAN
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL. part time,
yns sysTy eyenne npIs = eepts per hOu,
SOFA e sniss SIS s. to ays $50 ps
es1 0Go0sai midnshi asf e 1@ ma "a
!; sSS sSSS6& FOUNTAIN % SiSa GIRL s's:iS' SIS w.s'
sobAe1RI. sSS ( Ii ns eolored, experienced: goo
%saS paRk sRd se9d tps psrs tim TIM
b SOFA GIRLS. colored, experienced onl,
d best pay. meals. uniforms. Apply in per
son. PENN DRUG CO., 18th and T. NV
SODA GIRLS, colored. experienced, pleas
. ant working conditions; meals and uni
forms free: no SUNDAYS. S22 week Nc
REYNOLDS PHARMACY. 18th and
. SODA GIRL, colored, experienced: goo
0 PARK DRUGSTORE. No. 2s1a.
s0nA S,G GIRLS solorsd expsTitenced' eysnn %
s IEYs sn PHAR pay s1st mesis li11Ws sta nW aol
e STENoGRAPaERS ursently needed b
= AMERICAN RED CROSS to help carr
out its program for your men and wome
in service. Apply employment ONCE. lstl
. and e sts. NV
D STENoGRAPHER for essential industry
excellent salary and working conditions
; Apply BOWEN q CO., 4712 Bethesda ave
Bethesda. Nd.
sTEN0GRAPHER, private industrial arm
bA-day VIZ. $40. Ex. 422o.
Evening star., 1945-06-19

MATTRESSES - Inner-spring mattresses
for the babys crib, S12,95; also twin and
double size available; free delivery. TUR-
NERS FURNITURE STORE, 923 G st.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-12
RAINIE:RS!SET DOWN BY 9TH
 FRAME TALLY
(Bu ASsociated PrcsSl

Pounding three pitchers for i5 hits, Oakland defeated San Diego, II to 6, in their P cific Coast League contest yesterday. Jack Lotz, who was credited with the win, allowed the Padres 13 hits but kept them well scattered.
 Outfielder Ken Richardson's double in the ninth inning scored Catcher Jim Hill and enabled the Hollywood Stars to defeat Seattle, g to 8. Portland's potent Beavers climbed back into a tie with the Rainiers for the loop lead when they squared their series with San Francisco, at one game all with a g to victory over the Seals. Five runs in the second inning, in which they gathered all runs off South paw Knowles Piercy, gave the Beavers an insurmountable lead.
 Sacramento's Sclons pounded five Los Angeles hurlers for 19 hits as they took Is to II decision from the Angels. Jesse Landrum, Sacra- mento second baseman, collected two doubles and three singles to lead the attack.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-12
Big Football LeagueBosses
 HaveprobIen,
Working 0ui Schedule for 10 Clubs During
 Coming Season

NEW YORK, April 12. = National Football League bosses are still stymied by the problem of working out the 1945 schedule for 10 clubs now rated
 It is expected there will be strong postwar competition from at least one proposed new league and to meet this threat, club heads have voted to limit their circuit in the fu- ture to no fewer than 10 clubs and to no more than 12.
 The bosses also have arranged for a schedule under which every club will meet every other club every season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-12

Collie is term Ill medicine used for any paroxysmal abdominal pain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-12
SOUTHWEST GRID COACHES FAVOR
 NEW PASS RULE

DALLAS, Texas, April 12-There will be more scoring and more color to the game, but there will also be more defensive headaches from the new college football rules allowing passing from anywhere behind the line of scrimmage, Southwest Con- ference coaches say. Despite this, all declare they like the rule-also the ether changes in the playing code
 Coach Dana X. Bible, of Texas, who is a member of the National Rules Committee, observed that at least three of the new rules. the penalty for twice kicking out of bounds, allowing substitute to re- port to any official and prohibiting time-outs during the last two min- utes of each half-are designed pri- maiily for the benefit of the fans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-12
DATE FOR
 DERBY IS
 HELD UP
Kentucky Racing Classic Run Depends on War
 fare in Europe

LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, April l2 The speed with which the Allies chase the Nazis into complete sur render or defeat, apparently will determine the date this year of the Seventy First Kentucky Derby.
 Blanks for this thoroughbred rac- Ing classic were mailed today and conditioned on the lifting of the Government ban on travelling, and which had been promised shortly after V-E-Day.
 The Churchill Downs announce rent said the mile and three-ouar- teTs race will again carry purse of S75,0C0 plus the accumulated entry fees.
 The owner of the Derby winner will also receive a gold trophy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-12

Spain first fortified Corregidor to guard Manila.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-12

APRIL 12, 1945 marks the Centennial Anniversary of the New York Life as a mutual life insurance company.
 Through the initiative of New York Life Agents during the past 100 years, families have been held together and children educated. Mothers have been relieved of finan- cial worry. Men and women, in the autumn years of life, have been able to enjoy comfortable retirement.
 For helping so many people to provide for these and other human needs, New York Life Agents deserve
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

A license to wed was issued here this forenoon by U. s. Commis- sioner Felix Gray to Oscar P, Olson and Emma Hopkins. The prospec- tive groom is a serviceman and the bride is employed at the Govern ment Hospital in Juneau. The wedding is to take place at later date.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-12
GAMES WEDNESDAY

Oakland, II; San Diego, 6. Portland, g; San Francisco, 2. Hollywood, g; Seattle, 8. Sacramento, 15; Los Angeles, IL
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-12

Tn France. people used to cele- brate Shrove Tuesday by parading a fat OK through the streets, then killing it for the feast. This custom gave rise to the name "Mardi Grass or Fat Tuesday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-12
MISS GARDINER RETURNS

Miss Lillian A. Gardiner. Director of the Division of Public Health Nursing, Territorial Department of Health, returned to her Juneau headquarters today from Sitka, where she has been on visit in the interest of public health work in that area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-12

The -secreting hairs on the buds of certain plants are called collector.
The sub., 1945-08-16
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On Saturday gang of went up to Norwich to have something to eat and spend the evening dancing to DINO MELOGRIDES Orchestra. Needless to we all had grand time at Persys place The only thing that marred our evening of fun if you call it marrng Rowland Bishop trying sing and whistle his latest song Il Never Had Sailor for Sweetheart" The lyrics really swell, but gee Bsh when go up there again let's listen to Ebe COuer? If you want why not take copy up and let ELBIE do the honors? While in the ROSE OF NEW ENGLAND city made point to drop Ill on Joe Puza's Sudo Is that place ON THE MAIN LlNEI We had to look Franklin Street several times to make weren't in Hollywood Joe has done swell job of and that place milling with wewshers and old cus- toners who placing orders for of Joe the beam photography.
 On Tuesday dropped in late in the afternoon at the CROCKER HOUSE GRILLE to sip Manhattans (the best in New County and listen to Kitty Raye music soft and sweet. It certainly does have mellow atmosphere does the Crocker House. We met several of the F. B. boys and few of the mighty's stopping in for
 quce their way home and not forgetting to whisper that little sweet nothing in Ktys The boys in Dun garees got quite thrill out of Rufe Roses Puppet Variety show the Flat Car Wednesday. Rufe is real artist Fred Atare and Ginger Rogers Dance and OSCAR the Trained Sea the greatest thrill and laugh, though the whole variety show swell from Foto the trapeze the Hawaiian Dancers the Concert Pianist with that long oppy hair and gestures Togo the Clown, the Tumbers and the lovely Sonia Hene Ice Skater who though it scorcher made feel cool for three minutes See you next week and after sample expect to get ooksee at regular Puppet Drama out in Rue Avery Lane Theatre in Waterford
The sub., 1945-08-16
Hatch-BalI- I-BurtOn Bill Defined

Space limitations make it impoS- Sible to list all the provisions of the IF, 2,OO0-word bill In short, it would do these things:
 Strip the Wagner Act of some of it's basic safeguards for workers.
 Undermine the NorriS-La Guar dia anti-injunction act, which la- bor achieved after years of Strug- gle.
 Cripple the right to strike through compulsory arbitration in supposedly essential services.
 Practically outlaw "closed shop" and union shop" contracts.
 Subject unions to an array of unfair labor practice" charges, which would make the law a para disc for employers anxious to har- ass unions.
 Make possible interminable court litigation against unions. Open the way to fines and jail terms for unionists.
 Deprive millions of workers in small manufacturing plants, in ag- ricultural processing establish ments, and in industries not direct ly engaged in production Of goods such as Sewell Avery's mail-order chain-from any protection of their right to organize.
 Those listed are but a few of the maze of oppressive features in the bill-which on top of everything has so much fred tape" as to make it a paradise of bureaucratS, Leaders of labor lost no time in denouncing the proposal. Presi. dent William Green of the A. F. of L. declared it would convert the Wagner Act from a means for emancipation" of workers to an instrument of labor oppression He said the sponsors had tailored straitjacket for labor" which was a ''step to involuntary servitude."
 Workers of America who have served their country so faithfully and so well throughout the war will resent this attempt to in- fringe upon their fundamental free doms as their reward for victory" Greene asserted. "In their behalf, 1 the A. F. of L. will oppose the Hatch Halliburton bill with all it's strength"
The sub., 1945-08-16
SUB Waves
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By RUTH DEN4BO

Last week The Sub Radio Hour was proud to present to the people of Eastern Connecticut our own Secretary of the Connecticut Fed eration of Labor Harold Feinmark who outlined the AFL's program for achieving 6O,OOO,OOO jobs. Broth CT Feinmark said Anyone who says that we will always have un- employment is guilty of the worst kind of defeatism. We have the greatest production machine in the world-we have millions who want to work. Working men and women
The sub., 1945-08-16
LaValle Helps Kids

Paul Lavalle, who conducts the Highways In Melody" orchestra as we'll as the Sunday Stradivari ag- gregation, is great believer in nurturing talent in the ranks. La valle got his break when Toscanini offered him a solo spot playing clarinet in the NEG Symphony. And so today Paul is giving other kids break by taking tall ented performers from the High ways In Melody" choir and giving them a solo spot on the program. So listen closely Friday nights at 8 p. m., EWT, on NBC-you may be hearing the stars of tomorrow.
The sub., 1945-08-16

EWT had a unique experience as an entertainer. When she was with the forces in Greenland, she sang for an audience of ESkimOS. Among the G. Is in the North, she was known as the "She-I" enter tainer.
 Margaret O'Brien signed for four Radio Theatre" shows next sea- son-at a mere $4OOO each :. Television approaches closer. NEG plans 7-day week of the See-and- hear medium Watch for Eileen Farrell, the popular American soprano, to come out soon with an announcement that'll cause mu- sical bombShell :. Elsa MaxwelPs new series will have 36 sponsors Cecil Brown, MutuapS ace commentator, who's already heard on more than a hundred stations, receiving a large increase of addi- tional outlets carrying his Weighty news analyses. =.
 Years ago, when George Shelton was a boy, he learned to be prin- ter on a New York paper. He put in five years apprenticeship and was just about to blossom forth as full-fledged printer when he saw the man on the machine next to him have his arm sliced off at the shoulder. George left the shop and never went back. So, he went out and became an actor.
The sub., 1945-08-16

know that we can produce for war We see no reason why we can't produce for peace"
 Brother Feinmark stated that a plan for full employment must be drafted now. The AFL is giving full support to the Full Employment Bill" introduced in Congress by a group of Senators headed by Sena- tor James Murray of Montana. If the Full Employment Bill is writ ten into law and if the machinery that it provides for is used proper ly, unemployment in America will be a thing of the past Brother Feinmark further said, If there are groups in this country who fight against this bill we will chal- lenge them to present their own program for full employment. Or ganized labor and it's friends in- sist that a plan for full employ ment must be drafted now. Those who oppose the Murray Full En- ployment Bill but have no conStruc- tive program to offer will have to answer for the misery and suffer- ing which are sure to follow if we do not have concrete plans to avoid unemployment" Those wer e straight words from a man who has done his utmost in the State to see that good legislation was passed and who was largely instrumental in seeing that labor got State La bor Relations Act.
 Connecticut Legislature Passes
 Bill for Melton Auto Museum
 A bill providing $150, ,O0O for con- struction of a museum to house his- torical exhibits and tenor James MeIton's collection of antique autos was approved by the Connecticut Legislature last week. Melton, tenor-emcee of the Sunday night Star Theatre" program, was in the Senate when the bill came up from the House for passage and gave an impromptu song delivery at the re- quest of Senators Benjamin M. Leipner of Bridgeport and James E.. Foley of New Haven. To the delight of the Senate and the large gallery, the radio star obliged with When Irish Eyes Are Smiling"
 The Boys Like It
 Ginny Simms, the Philip Morris singing star of Johnny Presents" (NBC, Tuesdays, 8 p. m. EWT has special hospital dress" which she always wears when she sings to the wounded soldiers. It is a very bright, lowered print with a gay yellow jacket The boys in the wards seem to like 1t better than any other she ever wore, and so now she saves it for those occa- sions.
The sub., 1945-08-16

The ESkimOS Loved Her
 Dolores La France, the talented blues singer and former WAC. who was guest on the Philip Morris Talent Theatre" with Ginny Simms (NBC, Tuesdays, 8 p. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-08
Romeo

ROMEO-Mrs. S. E. Yoder Is
visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. E. r. Laing in Detroit
this week.
DR.. John Mott has returned
from Fort Meyers, Fla, where
he visited relatives for three
weeks.
Mrs. Bert Haughwout and
Mrs. James Harvey entertained
"a guests at luncheon and
bridge Tuesday.
The annual Father and Son
banuqet will be held in the
CONGREGATIONAL church next
week Friday, March Is. William
Woodward will act as toastmas-
ter.
Mrs. George Robertson will
be hostess to the Merrymaker's
Club Friday evening at her
home on South Fremont street.
Sister Evangeline and Sister
Aquila from the community OF
st. John The Divine, Toronto.
Ont. are spending this week in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam c. Owen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray,
Mrs. Neil Gray and MIR. and Mrs.
Harold Gray, and family. were
dinner guests last Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert knight, of
Detroit.
The young people Of the Dis
cussion Club of the Congrega-
tional church were guests OF
the young people of the Roches-
ter Congregational church last
Sunday evening at Rochester.
After vesper service and So
cial hour lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare j. Hosner
will be hosts to the Five Hun
dred Club next week Thursday
evening at their home on South
Main street.