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Evening star., 1946-09-01
SITUATIONS poMEsTlc.

COLORED GIRLs .l2), want Job 81.
COLORED WOMAN. exper. laundress, de-
sires bundle washes to do at home. MI.
COLORED GIRL wants work of any kind;
reference. Call FIR. 6135 after ? Pm.
CURTAINS STRETCHED at home, reason
able prices: also ladies' personal laundry.
GIRL. colored wants Job as maid in
EMMA ROBERTS. 1885 Goth st. NV. 80
GIRL tcoloredl wishes position. cleaning
bachelor apt. 3.3 1th st. ne, basement.
GIRL tcolored) desires general house,
work. full or part time. refs. Ludlow
GIRL. colcred,. wants job as mothers
helper. Call TR. 6s40.
GIRL, colored, wants laundry to do At
Girl. tcoloredl wants general housevork,
reference references fSnd Sn Of children, ne. or sc.
GIRL, experienced. wants days work.
Cau NO: 1904 any time. q
GIRL. eoloreds Wishes to get days work.
Phone Ex. 23e2. -
Evening star., 1946-09-01
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc Gent,

hsSSssSsNS SSNeSStS tS0utsb'
GIRL, colored, wants days work; very
reliable. Call North 3257.
GIL, I,I & scloTed: neat, clean: no. wants work;
or pm; sit with children; GOOD refs.
iaardry; S., earfare. Can Elk. oss5.
laundry to take home. Ho. oe43.
Sork. eS.'a days week. SIS. esrfsre rR s. 81
dinner or any domestic work: 5-day week;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Si ~Sa .,derly
person: practical nursing experience: To-
&C., EsisTsnSes iire N or out sH s4ss
aged. wishes work in private home. FIR.
LADY. white, settled. refined, desires posi-
lion as housekeeper: live in. Box 463.c
NURSE. practical. capable of taking COM
WAITRESS Mn4T EN ,s9n !eelore0 desires full time
WOMAN; i! S;a sol.5sai i desires work d., so,s
1850 Oak st. NV
e = no sunday, aos Ey. st. NV. =.
WOMAN tcolorsd). dspendsSle. smart de-
sSSsiI SsxS ., s::s,5, ssns;, ss;
$40 to midnight. Phone Do. T7aa.
WOMAN (colored) wants days work OF
part time, s. day and carfare. Call
irenins: Mon. throash Fri, e 5. Sat
| $40 to 4:3O: Sl5. Sun. TO. 6776.
Evening star., 1946-09-01
HELP DOMESTIC.

@ . dsy N:f
day day mornings. Apt. Al $500 i2th st. NV.
CAPABLE GIRL for laundry and cleaning,
ns Ioesi s0Gens pef Ok Non s4s5 tar0ush ff mrs 0a
COOK. experienced. with employed. hus-
COOK. experienced, and g.h.w.:- no laun-
Be ond Ct es shasn ls.e:s sso rs6gHed
S25 per week. EN-. 5193. (3901 Conn.,
COOK. Of 3 desire some
one to live. in, lovely upstairs rm. with pvt;
reliaDle Hsiai ss need 'r reply. saS per wk. 55Is
seo,sSk. q ssx; small mall e family; experienced:
COOK AND G.H; ". Tor couple with child:
Tsi Essr r:a end Wo Il 0la s4ss live IN sa' per Yk
CooK-G.H.W., list class. s25 week; live
IN; fond q children: no laundry; l,caI / Al
eosSR OK At c.a% fGSs ieg tst :duss q Rv from II
snFffsh SaRfG & A2Sy
COOK CO -G.Hw.-sa5 week to start: assist
with children: live in; Bendix washer. ST.
Cook -G.H.w, colored. live in. good home
S25 wk.; refs. 5025 Edgemoor lane. WI.
COUPLE, colored: small Virginia estate. 10
miles Washinston. on busline; man for
eooF and nemna % pns
servants cottage with bath, uniforms and
p.oysons eharseteI refszenfss reasTsa
dHW dyaeas7snd snd vhshna hep with IT, children live I'M
gPSsfhFsa gPpshFaE T0oo oHo6sssHREPEfEk
.sss!s SsasR aiTls; 5&dss sf saS per
E G1al lW3KK-afddie-ased 3K- ss whit. woman, room
and board, plus sl5 per Wk. Hillside
CIV. lisht laundry, assist in care Of
children: live in, upstairs rm.; references
TsaI eaIERS SoSd siaeTgs iaaeoTUsEMoRkER W. neat clean
washington, near busline: no laundry, six
In family: 2 days OF a week; sa5. Box
agsIy a.s.W.; s'in i've in; bh-day yk; y busline:
81 niFhssSs' W ssss sssele and child s2a per Tk'
SIain Gika &c eooEns: Hs in ea4s for
ID all Ssy Thursds' ana snd every other sym
sikL sfs sas ior sfst ssw sI sst 0S laundry cook
ins; iiys in or out; ssIs s1s week. 1901 C csl'
sS;ri6 III; i !. 81, HRh Hhu1s ssotns IND ever;
GIL GIL Oh oR WOMAN. white, room. board and
aa1Isa; aa1 % na % ssss.ssss Z, @ q q sunday. osll i'm
GIRL. coiored. MONTH, s:3o-12 30; $40.
236 33rd st. ne, Tuesday after pm;
| EiRI-Genersi housework and assist with
| children: sleep in; Thursdays and every
have Al references; start work about
sisa ssg writ: s :'sEy MS S2o r. oAK psE xasf Hsm sh
ton st. NV. or phone GA. 5000 on Sept
GIRL, white, g.hw; references required
Free 70 snend 9 mos, in Weshinston; :
GIRL, TO take care Of children. . and 4;
local references. health card; 10-2 and
day and Monday, "a pm. 1905 seth, st
GIRL. colored. reliable. g;h.w.: lisht
cookinsi infant son. Call IA. 1888.
GIRL-G.H.w. 3 days wkly.; colesvill,
kksfTy vSis. SSis 1n sH ssgi so nu,
be cspabie q assuming full responsibilit,
IN home Of 2 employed adults and chill.
dren 3 and B; $50 wk. with room and
noarG: a aoh,dnsy wk3; excellent references
lH0U6EkEEPER wanted, reliable. refined
nondrinker; room and board. small wages
nOUsEKEEPER, white, for employed cple.
11-year-old dsughter; live in; good cook
salary open; northwest section; give refs
lsst two places OF employment. Box 41e-C
Evening star., 1946-09-01
REPAIRS end SERVICES.

HOUSE PAINTING, exterior and interior;
plastering and roofng; all 1st-class white
mechanics all work done half price; call
ADDING MACMiNEs. sypewriters. sur-
chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea.
sonable: machines for sale, standards and
xDbNG MACAINES, calcuiators cleaned.
oiled and adtusted. AL work guaranteed.
HNriotuEs RifMIsHEp ana restored;
hand-rubbed French polishtns. co. ee70.
Evening star., 1946-09-01
SITUATIONS MEN and woMEN.

BUTLER and neutrality-suspicious.
desire position on country estate. white;
references. State wages in letter If inter-
COLORED COUPLE, want Job, janitor and
isnitor Job; good ref Phone ia 1775 :
JANITORS-Colored man and wife wish
janitor lob, good ref. Phone Taylor 1875 =
COLORED COUPLE wants janitor Job with
living quarters in small apt. Exper. sober:
has other employment. Calf WO O904. 30
COLORED FAMILY wish part-time job as
ianitor; sober, with reference. Box 4S4-C
Star.
MAN AND WIFE, colored. want part-time
Job as janitors, with quarters. in small
apt. or small Office bldg; experienced and
excellent reference. RE. 4O32. ,.
Evening star., 1946-09-01
HONE IMpRovEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS and addition. carpentry
cabinstmaking painting "a and doreSs dseoratHHs M
saas: evenings. pE. 1927. F. LArzoS
GefHHHtHfTalNSSS 2esfHRtf aNS iGiSRoLEuM GS cleaned wake.
inspl.slen: AsphAla saA sn.nssa. AkLfsafoi
1MRESyEaMsNHTD FGfESINa aHD c2 c2RlrokrSc.rD.nt. 3H
soo saa smaII: aa:ns work rsD quar- free est ow
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. f1agston.
=. MARcucc1os Route I. Horner's lane
SSNCRfrh Ed cERSHNr RsHhs RGstSs 7ss
pentry a.Gtanss bTieF :.one "sk
aukieso y eGsossRuc6s fa aHo ss co aaans sas
CONCRETE AND STONE woRK-Porehes,
ss s3ssEsSs %SSR 81
with stainless steel screen. Buy now. start
Rfk y t os Ga fas 1ss $685.
an and painted. also steepleiaek work: white
GsaHER 9TH aSrf bu aob S5s1
RRiE@NcING-Anchor F III fence. specially: Also
DI. o. s2; evenings. GE. 7O59. WILMER
Eao6Es EESSE ce esANDED and r.f,nish.d: clean,
fhsS1i fhook sERSfcE. s. mo- nothins but til. best;
laying. sanding. finishing, cleaning; e o%p ga5-
iNa AZ coNTR1esJS9Fs. T6 esSfEFs INC 1912 wiseon-
GENERAL HOUSECLEANING of all kinds;
windows washed, Venetian blinds cleaned
9YSff gsfTEp HOME e' SERVICE. % IA. 5000 . Or
GENERAL CoNTRACToR-Residential and
commercial repairs and Tsm1delins GaI
fasULsTED fssi sYfs Slick G ssiD1Ne. red and bun
co 5sos sorfll HoM a1s
PAINTING. PAPERNG. PLAsTERING. noor
refinishing and ssnsrsi enc cont eontraetinE; 10
paosement messs eei cah ARTcsXrr bScoRAToRs,
IA PPAAiNTaissd. sas'd DECORATING. p.p.rlns. aoor
refnishing, roof repairs. waterprooflng;
work guar: white mechanics; references;
sssssl';hsd ToN. aS' siss. lgSs' GILBERT q HAMn-
PAINTING. paperinE. hoor nnishins. 1est
GoIoaIAL "Han "SncdRAroRs. RH ises. Il:
PLUMBING AND HEATING, repairs and
KENNEY. TR. 1855. after s. q
s.1s ~: .:ssn:s: siiYon isS5 Ses fsf
LAT1oN co.. $500 Wis. ave VI. 1900.
ROOFS, asbestos or brick siding; work
gusrantssd; free estimates; Wa, e4s6,
ROOF 1kfAMS. renewed. painted; gutters.
:sea''a III sisHoesesii HRoeia q EA
cAuLTMLD corr for Johns Manvfiis
ROBINS and siding. also storm windows.
aer ss4o oNn s. Nv pSypIot,na 6Sn: Ho xlso n.n.r
hanging repairing; all-veteran organiza-
ton, SUBURBAN HOME IMPROVEMENT
Co; 81; 324S :STr Or uN s47s, -. "a.
nanship Of long experience, using only best
material properly placed for long wear.
Address Bal st. NV. Washinskon. d. 6.
Evening star., 1946-09-01

IYPtsT isSS eSg not essential If ss rsa-
bowD is5 f9ns0V ssa WoodWsfa Esss sRJHor'un' SJs
TYPIsT. general once work. for real es-
late nlt saa eee 5s.y week liberal salary Re-
TYPIsT-GLERK. under s5. 5-day week
for District headeusrteIs once; interest,
81 M H'ks co
iess %pie tien; s@ Room ap 49, 1911 ST. nv II
TioNAL CASH REGISTER CO. Isi77 x St.
MATTRESSES, white, experienced. night
work. Apply in person, MIcHELEs. 1920
WAiIKEssEs. " mast have sxDsrisnc.: ..ry-
.as 4sneesal een nS sunas' xHrt
wAITREsssISolored' part time, 4 to .
pm. Brown bERsS' ss5s a0essa Conn. ave. .ss.
WAITRESS. white. experienced in serving
WHITE WOMAN. between rs and SO, to
tween tween meals; $50 to s3b per wk. and good
WHITE WORKING COMPANION to el-
Geriy MnxtM NY IL live Y. IN CsiI DE o947. i
SHOP Apply JEELEpPFss..i s.ie.i isi4.isso i:sassos
WoMESssTsmslr oss a.s., 7sa
week At tine telephone conapany foy Sn. ~.
plcAnts without eSperience; with s pay
J increases during the nrst year; excellent
opportunities are available, vacation With
pay. pleasant working condition.. steady
employment II you are under 35, call To-
| day at one Of our employment ofices, 727
sS;aSsa P}sss i.issz5sSl 4fR;a e;
! WOMAN, white, middle ssed. for iish
housekeeping in 3-room apt. 3 adults:
private room on third noor and two meals
q day. DU, S729. 1885 N. Capital st. 81
WOMAN, elderly, white, for light house.
work on Va. farm; perm home. sooc
treatment, small wages. BOX 347-D. Star
WOMEN, white, for cashier, and counter
! work in cafeteria; $35 per xk;; plus meals
SHTZER, 3027 14th ct. NV. IS
WOMAN, experienced, under As, able II
perform general once work and typins
5th st. ne. phone Ii. 5596, ---3
: convalescins; duties light: hours. 9.5: nj
, ter. Sc, Apt. 3. AS lLiyinSston bus x
panbury st. and left ] blk -
: WOMAN wanted to do alterations ane
8 assist In seving machine store. fne work
MAn nS sSess0si sHwfS fSpa sss tStTs srss ,es
500 11th 1t, Sc. Ii. 1888. "a
Evening star., 1946-09-01

BOY. over 1s years old-For housework
Full time 5-day week. Dependable; honest;
good cleaner. Interview Sunday or Mon
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
Sears-Roebuck Is
Being Remodeled

Sears Roebuck and COMPANY
307 N. Front street. today is un.
dergoing remodeling designed tc
increase display space for mer.
chandise, according to the manag-
err, A. Stewart.
"Within a few months, we hope
to be on complete pre-war basis,
Stewart says. ''By that time the re
modelling will be completed and in
dications are that currently scarce
Merchandise will be available, mos
of the employees who entered the
service have returned"
Merchandise carried by Sears in
cludes hardware, plumbing, paint,
sporting goods, luggage, houseware
auto accessories, tires, furniture,
radios, electric refrigerators, wash
ers. vacuum cleaners, stoves-al]
of nationally advertised lines. In
addition, a complete work clothing
department will be installed In the
near future, Stewart says.
Sears special customer service
includes a especial pickup" SER
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
On-Job- Training Giuen
IS County War Veterans
WENBERG'S BROS.
FOUNDED IN '29

Weinberg Brothers service sta
ton, Third and Grace streets. was
established in 1929 and since thai
time the station has supplied thou.
sands of satisfied customers with
U. S. tires and tubes, batteries anc
accessories.
Conoco N-Tone gas and Conocc
Nth Motor oil round out the full
stock carried by the Weinberg
brothers.
The station was established at
Second and Grace streets, and
moved to its present location in
1888. Today display room is be-
ing built for addition to the station.
Vulcanizing and recapping OF
tires, washing and fabrication OF
cars are included in customer ser
vice rendered by John W. and Earl
Is. Weinberg, owners and operators
of the station.
According to John Weinberg
Everything has bright future.
When tires and other auto parts
and accessories are available busl-
ness will be fine for a number OF
years"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
Seven Ex-Employes
OF Freeman's Were
In Armed Services

Seven ex-employes OF Freeman
Shoe company, "a N. Front street,
served in the armed forces during
World War II, but today the COM
.pany again Is on pre-war basis
of service.
Founded in 1881 and owned to
day by John w. Freeman, Orie O.
Whitlock and L. c. Robertson, Jr.,
Freeman's offers Stacy Adams,
Nettleton, Walk Over, Bootmaker
Guild, Freeman, DR.. Locke, Health
Spot, Taylor-Made and tonic Arch
shoes to it's men customers.
Special lines for women include
Rice O'Neill Johansea, Rhythm
Step, Tweedie, Vitality, Glamour
Debs. DeLisa Debs, Mode Art, Sci
by Arch preserver and Drew Arch.
Rest.
Eight employees Of Freemans are
Ben w. Sans Joe B. Martin, ].
Vernon league, J. C. Mcdaniel, A.
L. Williams, Mrs. Leona B. Palic,
Miss Marjorie D. Logan and Miss
| Gloria A, Palmer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
Fox's Royal Bakery
Holds Many Firsts
In Baking Circles

Fox's Royal Bakery, 13O6-13Os
Market street, recently completed
a handsome new baking plant u
S. 18th street and today is pre-
pared to continue the superior
service to Southeastern North Car
Dina that has placed them in thu
top brackets of bakeries.
Manufa cturers Of Sally Ann Sun
fed bread and Sally Ann cakes
pies and pasteries. Fox's was
founded by J. B. Fox, ST., in 1871
at % N. Front street. The presen'
building was occupied in 1889. To
day J. B. Fox, Sr., and his two
sons j.. H. and J. B., Jr., operate
the bakery on partnership basis
Famous firsts of Fox's include
the honor Of being the first bakery
in the state to:
Sell a wrapped loaf of bread
in 1914; use mechanical equip
ment for deliveries-in 1915; man.
ufacture whole wheat loaf Of
bread, then known as laxo bran
bread-in 1916.
At the present time u persons
are employed by Fox's, whic,
uses fleet of IS trucks for the
service Of Wilmington, New Han
over, Brunswick, Duplin, Fender,
Columbus, Onslow and Robson
counties.
Fox's postwar plans include the
addition of so new bread, cake and
pastry items to the present line,
with special emphasis on home
style baking for added flavor and
nourishnent. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
Investigation of Rent
Hikes Asked In Hickory

HICKORY, Feb. 16- up The
Hickory chamber of commerce has
asked Federal investigation of To-
cal rent increases with the visw
of rolling back rentals to those
prevailing on January l, 1915.
The chambers action, contained
in letter addressed yesterday to
Frank McGinnis of Raleigh, OPA
rent control director, was attribut-
ed to requests from number of
civic clubs. citing numerous COM
plants" OF rent increases.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
Is Firms Here Certified
For Apprentice Work
For Ex-Servicemen

Ninety-five New Hanover vet
Grams are receiving apprentice
training in IS certified establish
nents under the ''on-the job-traln
ing" program provided by the Gl
Bill of Rights, a survey here dis
closed yesterday.
Under the program, the veteran
Is employed by an accredited firm
as an apprentice with his weekly
salary supplemented with sub
sistance ranging from $65 for a
single men to sos for an ex-servlce'
man with dependents.
The figures were obtained from
Leonard Barrett, Wilmington rep
resentative of the North Carolina
Veterans commission, from infor'
nation compiled by E. c. Hem
mingway, chief of vocational re
Mobilization for the Veterans ad'
ninistration' regional office in
Fayetteville.
Wilmington firms with the num-
Der of veterans each employs under
the plan, and the period of training
required, include: B. and E. Elec-
trio Motor Repair two motor
mechanics, three years; Becker
Coal and Builder Supply, two yard
foremen and glaciers; Cumber-
Moore company, 10 plumbers, four
years.
Causey's Auto Service, two ser
vice mechanics and two auto
mechanics, four years; City Optical
company, two master optical lens
grinders three years; R. F. Hall
and Son, one auto mechanic, four
years.
Macs Auto Parts company, six
SPECIALISTS (parts), three years;
Macmillan and Cameron, six auto
mechanics and body repalrmen,
four wears; Jackson and Bell COM
pany, two printers, and two press
man, four years; Raney Chevrolet
company five auto mechanics, one
and one-half years; Sneeden- York
company, refrigerator repair SER
vicemen, two years.
Tide Water Power company, six
gas servicemen, eight gas plant
operators, 10 linemen, four senior
clerks two meter testers and two
electricians, three years for all ex-
cept the electricians which requires
four years.
Wilmington Star = News four
pressmen and four compositors,
four years; Port City Hosiery Mills,
Inc, one hosiery machine flxer,
three years; Hanover Iron Works,
four sheet metal workers, four
years and two carpenters, three
years.
Howard Radio company, one
radio serviceman, two years; Will
mington Credit bureau, one credit
manager, two years and A. G.
Ewing, company, one security an
alyst, one year.
Barrett explained that the firms
have been recongnized to partici-
pate in the program. He pointed
out that any veteran working in
New Hanover for any employer
other than those approved is not
eligible for VA subsistence pay
roarts
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17

vice whereby merchandise is ship
ped to the local store from other
Sears Roebuck order centers, and
the customer obtains it there, saw
ing shipping charges.
A "telethrift" service also has
been recently installed and a GUS
toner may now order catalog mer-
chandise by simply placing the
order by telephone. The store then
makes delivery within regular de-
livery limits.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
"VERBAL INFECTION

LONDON, Feb. 16.-lRAThe Elton
College Chronicle complained today
that England sis being invaded by
an army of illbred and offensive
words and put the finger on Of
fetal Whitehall as the source OF
this verbal Infection"
with all due respect to our
American cousins, whose language
is vivid and amusing and has a
superficial resemblance to our own
it is they who are partly responsible
for this deplorable state of affairs
the Journal said.
This verbal infection, spreading
from Whitehall, has also contaml
mated our newspapers, whose pages
are filled with rowing particles ane
the remains of shattered inflnl
tives.''
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17

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Evening star., 1946-04-15
HELP MEN and WoMEk tcens.)

HkLP MEN ana WOMEN tConf.y
ASSISTANT ROOM CLERK, knowledge Of
ttypi,p1g; tD,1g sa'ary to Start Sl2S mo. oppoTI 0Iv
ANN1Poi1s, cf iith ''tr 70 iatR + On III ii ss. NV.
BoOKKEEPER with experience. in builder
real estate once. man or settled girl. Give
sxpersncs sa. 5sa educ.tion. age, salary sxDessed
BooKkEEiPER-fYrrsr a 81 as-1; for finance COM
pany. in Sc; good salary with excellent
1%saf' cs mr. nif'ns 81 vsAd aRd AZ R'sSsas
BooKKEEPER. experienced. retail chat
sntie Bds sso SSeq st. NV slser
coUPLE, white or colored cook and chauf-
reauiped TA 5sSe 5sS,s In family
SSXI: s;; w. EMFf.; Interested r ted in operating {.
HOTEL WORKERS. experienced full.time
personnel per n! 4. ot.,ee; N.. THE MAYFLoWER Conn.
MAN AND WIFE. coiored; woman to do
DOMESTIC work.. man to chauffeur. must
in%sdisteg kn9x iWsfh sH li'f u $500 per mGnth
W2ashlngton W symphony orchestra: advanced
For sudition information cali Ia 50I0
sEr1RTn aaz t.no fnorEh rfteT na.r.,t.d in operating
Box 242-T. Star. 81 :"
SECRETARY - Executive desires expert
enced private secretary for permanent
position in Wilmington, Dell must be a
capable stenographer with ability to take
rapid dictation: salary. 500 a week. In
replying, state experience in detail Box
YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN. white only. for
fountain and sandwich shop: experienced
only; good pay. no Sunday or nisht work.
AUGUsTI DELICATESSEN. 207 2nd St Sc
e RELIABLE COUPLES needed on Vir-
ginia estate near Washington by private
family Women to cook and housekeep.
exercise horses. Good salaries Box
1S4-Z, Star I'll
Evening star., 1946-04-15

fore" Swimming, he continued, is
playing an increasingly important
role as an educational necessity for
both war and peace times. There
are impressive health, civic and pa
triotic reasons why this public con-
sciousness of the value of swimming
should be translated into opportuni-
ties for every man, woman and child
who wants to swim to be able to do
so, he said.
He continued his praise for the
campaign by pointing out that our
armed forces have shown us that
swimming is must" on their pro-
gram both from the standpoint of
saving lives and that of military
operation. A man with his pack,
gun and ammunition had little
chance unless he was at home in
the water. It is a tragedy for any
one to loses his life through drown
ing, as many soldiers did, especially
when it could have been prevented
had they been taught to swim. In
any program of military training,
swimming will be basic part of
physical fitness and an ingredient
Of the confidence that good condi-
tioning gives soldier. Both before
and during training, and also to
keep in trim afterwards, the young
men of America will turn to and de-
pend on the ability to swim.
The learn-to-swim course is open
to all boys residing in Washington
and the Metropolitan Area, without
cost, at the Boys Building of the
Central Branch, YMCA, 1882 G.
street NV, and at the Twelfth
Street Branch, 1916 Twelfth street
NV.
The classes at Central Branch will
run from 9 am. to 8 pm. while at
Twelfth Street Branch classes will
begin at 10 am. until pm. George
E. Caputo, associate boys work sec
retary is in charge Of the registra-
ton at Central Branch and Oswald
Glymph is in charge of the swim
at Twelfth Street Branch.
Boys desiring to enroll for the
swimming instrctions during Easter
vacation may do so by filling in the
coupon in The Star with their name,
age and address and paste it to a
postal card and mail to the Central
Branch or the Twelfth Street
Branch. The deadline for regis
trations at the Central Branch is
Friday and at the Twelfth Street
Branch Saturday.
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Tennessee Leaders Coming
For Mcclellan Dinner

Nine Tennessee political leaders
will journey here to attend testi-
monial dinner for Senator Nickel
lar, veteran Tennessee, Democrat,
to be held Wednesday at the May
flower Hotel under the sponsor
ship Of the Washington Tennessee
Society.
Included in the delegation will be
Herbert Walters, Democratic ma
tionai committeeman: Mayor Wal
ter Chandler, Memphis, and Sheriff
Burch Biggs, Athens. Others who
will attend the dinner are Attorney
General Clark, who will be toast
master; Secretary of the Navy For
restal, Secretary of Agriculture An
derson, Secretary of Labor Schwel-
lenbach; Senator Bankhead, Demo-
crat, of Alabama, who will be prin-
cipal speaker. and other prominent
Government officials.
Mrs. Hurd Hudson is chairman of
the Arrangements Committee and
reservations may be made with
Jack Gates at the Senate Post Of
flee.