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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-09
Christion Scientist
CONGREGATIONAL

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. Garner Holmes and Nit
eheIi Avenues Services. i0:tb and p. MI sun
day school. 1925 q. Mednesday meeting m.
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MOTOR TRAVEL tcon,. +,

DRIVING TO Los ANGELES and San
francisco Wednesday, Al Chrysler: take
5yc; TU IS. share expenses; sH, ssIs. A'
nodass FOUR fA Cain W. w. is lats sssr pm
PRIVATE PARTY driving to Los Angeles,
Tanf by way of Kansas City, Monday or
s4ss ss4asssoas, s.sTu VIII take or 4. Call Temple
MARINE CAPTAIN will take passengers
Can Ios adsms Amseiss ass new sedan; leaving soon.
see kED dAs M0n a s5 g ss take
RELIABLE MAN desires transportation
aisss or sssre Texas after jan S6 can drive
Los ANGELEs-Leaving S3rd OF s4th.
can take 8, AL. 2073. ii.
HAVE HAVE ROOM for 5 riders in my car from
5onngfellow and 3rd NV to city. Call MA.
ESBfz ssfs s. ssi es Jan i4sS sS'h s,s 1?s 81
LEAVING FOR AUGUSTA, Georgia. 10th
"a ~. s1 gan take or passengers. Call
& Como Si'1 70 slfe5 les 0ARHGGElLEs.-1 III will drive
your car out there or share driving with
20 os Rsad2 9 fs n
a about the The 2nd Of February. LII. LEWIS
VET. driving to Miami the 25th, take 8
e1aa esher passengers reasonable. Call ia.
ARMY CAPTAIN and wife desire ride to
M;iIh1neSapoiis M;I1 sSa r Son on or ABOUT January 24th,
or Rocky Ford. Colo: subsistence paid
On en, route Cal Cal RHoADEs weekdays. RE.
IkAvING &c for california Wednesday, card,
date passengers. TR. 70S5.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher; beginners, review, speed dictation;
AUTo DRIVING INSTRUCTION BY W experts,
easy, parking specially; permits secured.
ExPERT R4th r6ToRNa NHSeH in Geometry algebra
Latin, French, German and history. Call
sTENoGRAPHIc and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners' and refresher
eomptometer, all secretariaI subjects. Est.
noa sA ss g S5eS
hfaEY St offR2r6Rs ERR SfRto
Fss es ss sa5asfSs S
fos ME of coGRsE sisaD sasy ls1 e
touch typing free with course; top,salarisd
I LEARN Al NA AspEEfafpSwR1r1NG. EffS the easy abe
noons and eTennr eny 0F or
groups; experienced university degree in
TxfRTMAkE fuf5R kE TKacHfk ac htssr yss4s expert
ence, age :s5, will coach pupils at their
homes at nights or Saturdays. Box 37l-D.
FIND YOUR POSTWAR CAREER in auto
body and fender work, including meta
work, welding and spray painting. Easy
to learn now in your spare time. Chance
show you how. Here's one of the most
profitable branches of the big, auto bust
ness. Get the facts. Write today. AUTO
CRAFTS TRAINING, Box 29s-D, Star
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand
typewriting. bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 st; NA. 233s
groups or private coaching for the June
1916, exam; Two years years law school re-
Telephone EX 4574 90
PLAY PIANO AND COMPOSE in 3 mos
Specialist in organ, voice culture. diction,
public speaking. Michigan 1851.
NEWLON'S BAR REVIEW (since- 1880
private coaching for D. c. or Va. bar
exams. Hourly rates. EX. 4574. 81
PIANO LESSONS in your home, beginners
and advanced, by Viennese and Czech
masters student; many years. American
teaching experience; reasonable. ROSA
SAXL, NE. 2614. 20a
PIANO INSTRUCTION and piano accordion
for a limited number of pupils on Satur-
days: special attention given to children.
Adams 1893 for appointment. LAW
RENEE w. FREUDE. 22'
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PERSONAL tcont. j

VETERAN, STARTING ANEW. painter, IN
rooms a speciality. Free estimates. AD
SssS aHIfS afttsr Al hoMHys MShy sSndas Ss4s
SRENs saa Ss DosFded sTrv end cared tS5 fH5
1907 st; NV. Call $50 am. to 3 pm.
COUPLE, husband, working wife. to. man
age or assist in apt. or rooming house;
apt. and small salary: ref. SIT F ST.; ne.
BOOKKEEPER desires small business ac.
counts to handle; reasonable rates. Phone
ROOM AND BOARD wanted in comforta.
pie home for elderly couple. Box 43l-
VACANCY FoR s ELDERLY LADY, some
BABY lsI1i aAvEN. licensed home in Hystts.
vile, offers experienced care for infants
gnSi gnGer r,n I ,yssaar; INSPECTION is welcome
VACANCY in my home in Florida. Write
MRS MTs s., HONOUR, Pomona Park. Florida.
white lady, not over 40 years of age. te
care for an s-year-old child. in a mother.
less home. Box 147-G, Star. Or phone
GE 1869 after pm 22s
DAY CARE FOR COLORED BABIES up tC
B years Lincoln 1852
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
BUSINESS.

SECRETARIES, f.; $50 wk; trade assoc.
exper., under 40; legal stenog., exper., $50
wk. UP; stenog., patent law, $50 wk.;
e fsPSs s ap bozsas ems cF c ohes Re
30 new applicants daily for current open
ings. Est. 20 yrs. Goldest in D. c..
Thousands placed in the better positions.
B9Yp,S; 1893 F, Ma. 233S.
concern, oppor: contact can, selling cleo,
STEM nphe msa Sf 1'e MSS fs Day
NA IA. sIl4, personnel service. 1911 G, next
BooKKEEPERs. f., $50 wk UP: S45-s55
wk.; also need juniors and credit clerks.
Hourly openings. Oldest emp. agency in
D. G. Thousands placed in better posi-
tons; Miss Black, visit BoYD's, 1888 F.
SELECT POSITIONS a.. Bookkeeper,
Silver Spring, $50: typists. good at figures,
S37 so; clerk.typist,. Govt. hrs. benfits,
PSI 20: payroll clerks, constr. $40 wk.
REED, Ma. gal. Personnel service. 1911
neNf EPPipaa9y fhgrSh ex,st
nlcal, mechanical, commercial and indus
trial. Our organization is backed by years
OF exper. IN fitting qualifications of ap-
pncantS with needs of employers. We. en-
e to bst se IN Your eGssGn Ths5 snd
exper meeting your salary reauirements
EMeL9YMENT E u, AGENCY, INC, 923 F st,
MORE TEACHERS AGENCY. sic No.
Charles 81, Baltimore /. Md.
IaAChEhs clerks. reeepuonlsts: select po-
visit NATE unsss Passo AsNcY eGP
(Est. IL yrsl 1911 g ST. Ma 2114
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS can add charm and indf-
viduality as well as additional value to
bssrms Etehens esersthns IN the way
Clans mads vi With No obsaans sked
to suit your budget. p1sTRicT 'Gsafi fMPRoVE seV
MENT CORP, Riggs National Bank Bldg =.
14th st and Park I'd. NV. MI. 1878.
BUILDERS, carpenter work of all kinds,
NV TGEk roons sidins insa-
mates 0 GATES faSh olSSnf ssTns fess g. est St.
PAINTING, DECORATING. KEM.ToNE-
work done. promptly. sHAPiRo, AT. sSss.
FLOORS sANpED. REFINIsHEp. 10 yrs.
esoa expii dustless machines; reas. prices. co.
ELECTRICAL TRouBLE-veteran, start
ing ahew 24h9ur prompt service old and
repairs. fiuorescent lighting SH. 5094
PavnSa PPalSvSnSea NPEEyfiRa sPEyGiARaaisrsDr,vsw.vs side
Ss ETC. BR bSpont or s4nfEse se
PLUMBING Pi u nnl heating and gas fitting; re-
gas heaters; sinks for grocery and deli
eatessen stores: 24-hour service. Ia. 6124
PLGMsNS sRggAHT aND dis yfP gursn St. ba
hTfsftegs Ts s 5sDarS rsn9.el
hLmODLL, mooernlZe your nome now;
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL install
LAT!ON CO., 5502 Wis. ave WI. 1900.
IN VIRGINIA AND WASHINGTON cah
PATTERSON CAULFIELD CORP. for
Johns-Manvilie roofing, siding, insulation.
storm windows and heating; convenient
terms. Ho. 412o Member Johns-Manviiie
FLOOR 5ax9IS SERVICE, EE, sg nosh,ng put the best;
auet installa tions; Bruce finishes. FLOOR.
m ING coNTRAcToRs C Ta INC. 1912 wiscon.
Al SERVICE on small carpentry and in
terror Iemodeling Jobs. Cali after pm.
fAiNTfNG-special fai TTEsS: rates now for inside
work; Gall CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO.,
PIuMBING. ri HEATING. electric appliances.
gas boilers, oil burners, kitchen cabinets.
gas heaters, stokers. CARL LIPP, INC,
snowrooms 371l N. H. ave. NV, GE 61o0.
REPAiRs and remodeling homes and build
lngs, all kinds: prompt service. E. L.
MILLER; 1896 10th st. NV. NO 1864. .
JOHN V. BAILEY a. SON. builders and
designers Of better low;cost homes;
specializing in planning and constructing
for your personal requirements in your
new home, as well as alterations and ad-
ssS @sds Can tx f4s4 ssA; foe 70 snisss and r.
VETERANS Venetian blind service; re-
prompt service. AD. asSs, alter n' r.m.
VETERANS = First class painting, car
pentry., interior. exterior; day or night;
guaranteed work RE 4746 oOs
Evening star., 1946-01-20

ACCESSORIES and photo supplies for CAM
eras and movie equipment; largest selection
in cameras, electric meters, carrying cases.
ssEnNhs lss1s fash pSET guns and 500 more items.
eGss s1sp bought RsRs 81 sd 5ussss eass.nEsd Re Cam
standard print typewriter with steel table
sna, sna cover; taole-model radio. Taylor
ACCoRDIoNS, drums, elec. guitars and
RaPNER caTasss sf sRa LYMAN
ACCORDION; piano, ,Hohner 120 bass.
nlas black and white white pearl like new, slightly
ACCORDION. Ill base wurlitzer, mother
ACORN SsS sNr, STOVE OWE 4-burner; oven, metal
S6I ssd cs aH ss7 hand
cRcI H. sfh Fsr St. nW D eHssgsed ssss
operated, A; B. Dick mimeograph dista-
ne Saone Mo nictaSo5 ao and trsnscriber Al shape
ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs, cleo, adds.
4e5 Wk eS 81 9s for SisS tGSay CO.
AFGHAN, beautiful, new, an-wool. hand
made; also. al-wool imported Irish shawl:
1E aIR coMPREssoRse eGaS Jumps paint spI.y
sssh mseslne I shop e facitlss sis shaft Esl aRa
brushes, meteor parts N stock. ELECTRIC
aR a s4s assd SsR Ss ave mo
tor at .3o1pound pressure. s14.50; paint
POWER MAcHiNERY. i4ss Il st. 'Dup4fs. n.e', II.
AIR CONDITIONER, Climax, model 1so.
ser series 81 Tater sooled. & complete; suitable
ALARM AZ sfe caoSks Gsa SSt tany ~ mak.,
incl cleo: also expert watch and iewelry
.epair1ng n3asd go dsEs ssTyics sv Xors sgas-
ALARM Clock, very s- fine S traSei sn alarm Sys1i
clock in genuine leather case with lumin-
ss da ThNDEGRg saz PaEsRokERsS sss % ls
Alarm CLOCKS 5 repaired, all types. s-day
if5ycs ssh S. ysas Aps s4 Ho Asst 1858
ALUMINIUM combination, storm, windows
and and SC screens @ lower sash slides; all sections
be in left go IN seme round fS SosEsroN sEs s
ALUM; coIIED sPRINGs for double bed;
ysas spinet desk. Falls Church
AMMUNITION. winchester, 80 80. ~
long rife. hollow point, 410 long. .32 auto.
aaPLfFYIsa ssis GRafse rs sfsTTEM-7o-watt ampu-
.nsw 8 eauipment. $3.50: also Webster Tsie-
MENy CO Phone Columbia 4445 o
ANDIRONS, coal grates fireplace nxtures.
shovs etc. saSn faa HseHs weshs ca
stores; Phone. orders. AT. 400.
and small; everything
tenders, brass and bronse of ali descrip-
tons at reasonable price. 3o32 M st. NV.
ANGLE IRONS, beams. cut to size other
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CAN TAKE PASSENGERS to Los Angeles
soon. Republic 1927.
RIDE TO DALLAS-Wanted quiet, refined
white lady to assist Army couple with 49,
month-old child. en- route by car to Dallas,
Tex; will furnish transportation, meals
and a lodging; leaving Jan. 25. Call Chestnut
AM DRIVING to Miami. starting Wednes-
DAY morning, January 90; room for two
eaSS PASSENGERS: Call LIT. HOWE, Temple
DRIVING TO FLORIDA. Govt. girl driving
sedan South to Florida. wants about 4
MIIp oInerS 1r rqesir1ng rn 1e-day vacation. Call
pkIVIN Daytona Beach, Fla Monday,
take tT1 men passengers; share expenses
ariving; references. UN. 1857.
MIAMi BoUND-Reliable. driver leaving
about Feb-S1; can take in comfort Pom
tlac "S;" Call VIM GRODOWITZ, MI
S639 fhome) or Ex. Bill, Ext 1865
LADY DESIRES RIDE daily and return
from from, NEBRASKA and Nevada aves. NV. to
vicinity OF 9th and sts. NV, hours 9 or
$50 TO 5 or 8, Phone EN-. 1854 sun, OF
ewes. DI. s724. Monday.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE. many years manager, house
keeper hotel, club, highest refs, want
similar position or will exchange care
Ext POD COS
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

COOK, good, willing to market. cook and
serve; adults; few weeks; some house,
work: good wages 1425 Euclid st. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

OLoRED ROOMING HSE. wanted, prop
~ or business, furn. or unf.; resp. party;
! cash. Box 111-G, Star 2ls
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Evening star., 1946-10-13
Beer Sold BY Case
In Spite Of Strike

Beer was still selling at retail
by the case last night at few
large liquor stores despite indica-
tions that the beer strike was far
from settlement.
w. Cameron Burton. counsel for
the % distributors and one brewer
directly affected by the strike called
by the Beer and Soda Water
Drivers and Helpers Local 81, AFL
said conferences probably will be
resumed tomorrow.
A survey of dealers in various
sections of the city indicated that
beer. although not oyerflowing, has
not yet disappeared from stocks. A
downtown establishment reported
present supplies should last at least
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Greek Military Sees
Success for Mopup Of
.Leffisis in 70 Days
BY ths Assoeio,sd Press

ATHENS, Oct. ~. Greek mill
tary authorities declared today
that Leftists bands in Central
Macedonia have been cut TO
pieces and predicted full sue
cess" In "20 days" for the govern
|ment'S mopup campaign.
However. a Southern Greece COM
mander, Gen. Spiros Georgoulis, at
the head of the End Army Corps In
Larissa, simultaneously declared
that 80 network Of Communist
bands directed from abroad Is at
tempting to cut off Northern Greece
and form an autonomous state. /"
He admitted that 1t is now neces-
sary to convoy trafiic on Greece's
main north-south highway from a
point just north of LarissS.
The declaration that outlaw bands
in Macedonia have been cut up
came from Greek Bird Army head
quarters in q statement at Salonika.
1t followed several weeks Of what
Premier ConStantin Tsaldaris has
called civil war. The Salonika state
ment declared that attacks believed
to be attempts to reafdrm the au-
thority Of the Leftist Elias can be
regarded as q failure" Remnants
of the bands. the statement said.
are now fleeing toward the rugged
Mount Olympus terrain.
Main Road Mined Daily.
Gen. Georgoulis, at Larissa in
Central Greece. declared that daily
mining of the main road to the
north of Larissa is part Of the plot
to seal of the north. As result
of the mining which destroyed six
trucks in the last two days. all
trafiic north is now ordered to move
In convoy from Tyrnayos, approxi-
mately 10 miles north Of Larissa.
First officially announced result
of the Greek governments decision
to arm villagers against bands came
today from the village Of Bassit
on the Gulf of Volos. There an
official account said armed villagers
put band to fight in clash which
wounded two villagers and one
gendarme.
simultaneously with these mill
tary developments in the Greek
governments struggle against Left
ist insurgents IA university and
polytechnic school professors and Is
senior civil servants were purged
by a cabinet decision aimed at
eliminating Leftists from govern
ment payrolls. Among these was
the former resistance leader and
longtime Liberal element in Greek
education, Prof. Alexander Svolos.
Leaders in Resistance.
The dean of the polytechnic
school, Nicholas Kitsikis, also
purged, declared most of those fired
had been resistance leaders. Kitsikis
asserted the dismissals were a
characteristic phenomena OF the
Fascist state which has been i'm
posed on Greece with the help Of
a foreign power" Kitsikis, who is
Evening star., 1946-10-13

president Of the Soviet Greek
League, declared his faith that coi1l-
munism would eventually prevail
throughout the world.
Four Greek officers and o. men
are on trial at Larissa charged with
mutiny, treason and transmitting
military intelligence to Communists.
Gen. Georgoulis said they were arr
rested when documents were found
at Kozani, Trikkala and Larissa
giving details Of plot for Q gem
eral revolt"
Greek press reports told Of an
attack by Leftist band on VIII
lage eight miles northwest of Gree
ven In Western Macedonia In which
80 attackers were killed by defend
ing military and gendarmerie.
From Kavalla it was announced
that the editor of the Communist
newspaper Nicki had been sentenced
to three years in jail by military
court for insulting authorities.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

week. A MI. Pleasant dealer
declared ''thers Is plenty Of beer
and lots of places are selling by
the case"
Approximately 500 drivers and
brewery workers are out because
OF q deadlock on wages, union ON
cials announced yesterday. The
union has asked that the present
scale of $25 q week, plus 7-cent
commission on each case delivered,
be raised to $35 q week and 12-
cent commission. The companies
are reported to have offered $50 q
week with no commission increase.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Dr., FoIkers to Speuk

ELKTON, Va, Oct. - (Specialo
DIR. Karl Folkers will address the
Virginia section Of the American
Chemical Society october IS here.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
"Reindeer"
for Boys 1895

"PIoywoolies" q pure wool
Yorkshire fobric snow suit.
Cotton lining, Upper front, two
pockets and patched knees for
extra wear. Red or copen blue.
sizes z to 3x.
Matching helmet
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Bright Wool
Mittens, Csc

Every wee kiddie hos to hove
q pair Of worn. wool mittens to
keep little hands worm. These
ore in, the ooyest colors under
the sun, and will toke Q lot
Of ployino in the snow. Sizes
TO 8
Evening star., 1946-04-19

small dose. Nobody Is hurt and
everybody has a good time.
II that doesn't suit you turn to
sports for your way out. Bicycling
around Hams Point is a wonderful
way to spend Sunday afternoon with
the gang. You can rent your bicycle
and for added fun pack lunch in
cluding enough food for one of the
boys in the group. This is another
happy solution to the date" ques-
ton.
Be active in sports. Nice weather
brings on picnics, swimming par
ties, canoeing, etc. When the gang
wants to go swimming, at least be
able to float! If you don't know how
ask the likeliest looking fellow OF
girl to help you learn. Nothing is
more flattering to ones ego than to
be asked to teach some one some
thing. Always be prepared for the
chosen sport and dressed accord
ingly. If it's a rough and tumble
sailing spree that's been planned
don't wear your best clothes. Right
now it won't be too warm on the
water, so be sure to carry sweater
and spare yourself the agony OF
shlvvering and hearing your teeth
chatter. Don't depend on your date
ne might be as nom thinking as you
and won't bring a sweater of his own
to drape over your pretty shoulders
then where will you be-?
| If you are working after school
and during the week ends, find some
way to inject some manner of rec
reation into your schedule Keep in
mind that "All work and no play
makes Jack and Jill a dull boy ano
| girl"
Evening star., 1946-04-19
The Young Idea
BvLaura and Helen

Whatcha doing with your time?
Anything interesting?
We questioned quite a few teen
ayers and the answers we got were
from the sublime to the ridiculous.
They ranged from doing nothing
after school was over to the running
Of little magazine, newspapers,
soda pop business by one enter
prising senior.
Now, we grant you that school can
be tiring proposition but If things
like that tire you SO early in the
game, what's going to happen when
you are around "a? Nothing much,
We'll guarantee. You'll just stag
nate.
What to do over the week end and
after school is what we originally
started to talk about. Well, what
ever you do, make it lot of fun.
Learn to be the first one to do
things differently. Don't always
follow the gang. Think up some
thing novel so that the gang recog-
nizes in you the quality of leader
ship that is so important, not only
now, but later on in life.
There are scads of things to do
that aren't of the old how bout a
movie and soda" date variety
With nice Saturday and Sunday
afternoons right around the corner,
you might suggest that all the girls
and boys get dolled up in their finest
finery and go strutting through the
art galleries, or on a sightseeing
tour. The boys will save money
that way. You girls will have dates
and you'll all be getting culture in
Evening star., 1946-04-19

lay down on the job and turn him
into a slave, it is because he is a
weakling and a coward, and he is
afraid of her. And the more the hus-
band gives into the female Hitler to
whom he is married, the more exact
ing she gets in her demands on him
and the more she despises him. For
women admire strength more than
any other quality in men, and no
wife loves the husband she hen
peckS.
If your wife is a bedridden invalid
and you haven't the money to hire a
servant, it is your duty, of course, to
get your own breakfast and help
with the housework; but if she is an
able bodied woman, you should
make her get up and get your break
fast and do the household chores.
That is her share of the labor.
AS for her showing of before her
friends how she dominates you, and
her making you ask her permission
to 60 hunting and all the rest Of
her tyrannies, you have only your
self to blame. Why do you let her
do it? # you make yourself door,
mat, what can you expect except
that she will kick you around and
walk over you?
Evening star., 1946-04-19
Dorothy Dix Says

Dear Dorothy Dix: Since I have
returned from overseas my wife
treats me in the following manner:
% Refuses to fix my breakfast in
time for me to get to work. CD Re-
quires me to do the housework after
I return home at night. Cd Orders
me around in front Of my friends as
il were slave. a. Seldom allows
me to go hunting. 90 Accuses me of
loving my hunting dogs better than
do her, and abuses my dogs. (6)
Expects me to sit up all night and
entertain her silly friends. and then
work the next day.
Despite all Of this I still love her
How can correct these faults in her
before they cause us to separate?
BEWILDERED MARINE.
Answer-Evidently yours is one
case in which when the Marines
landed they didn't get the situation
well in hand, and I hate to think of
what your commanding ofdcer would
say if he could know that you have
surrendered to your bossy wife with
out even putting up tight. Shame
on you!
It is every husbands duty to be
kind and conSiderate to his wife and
cooperative about making q COM
Portable home, but when he lets her
Evening star., 1946-04-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE SEARCH ROOM Of the United States
Patent once Is now open evenings to the
public, s to 8 pm. Monday through Fri
day. ap29s
SOLDIERS, SAILORS, MAR1NEs-5o 4x5
$3.50 oSa %AsNaTN RsSS3s 9abfafss pao6
CO., P. o. Box 2706. Washington 13, 2. c.
THE BOARD OF. EXAMINERS in yeteri-
nary medicine will hold an examination for
the District of Columbia, April 80. 1916,
sids M and an p p. Sss0 sSe o0 Applicants
Sh9Hd 96san bRVp e1anks fSem
v. M. B., acting secretary. 2II5 18th st.
NV. -26
UNIVERSAL SALES CO., 3742 10th st. ne.
John Thomas Powell. sr., and John Thomas
/, 1916. Edwin r. Powell, Allan R., Hofl-
psnssbn and sss be.tsaa. aaye opssnf 5ssG ro
February 1. 1916. The Universal Sales. CO.
has and will continue to be operated as
BY John Thomas P9Ss }Ss s
address. Any and all partnership debts
are assumed by the continuing partners.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the shareholders
of the Northeast Building Association is
called to meet at the of1ce Of the asso--
a5Sn ss}uaay sGe Shoss Se ssDd e. 1916 szs 9or h
purpose OF considering and voting upon
amendments to the constitution and by
laws Of the association. RAYMOND C. WILL
LIAMS, Secretary.
ARMY, EMERGENCY RELIEF, notice Of
msHesTs s4s n VIZ ss hsia shs ARE oa
WASHINGTON %, DC.
Evening star., 1946-04-19
By Barbara Bell

Time to replenish your apron
vardrobe-here are two pretty and
practical bib styles to add to your
collection. Choose bright f1owered
or checked cottons and trim with
oversize rickrack.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1905 is
for sizes 10. IA, 16, Is, 20; 40 and A.
Size IA requires ~ yards of IS or
SO inch material; tie-on version, Is
yards; yards rickrack for bib style
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