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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-11
QUOTATIONS

We are faced with the heart-breaking pros
pect of turning away (service) men we would
have welcomed with open arms at any other
time.-Officials of Cornell University, Ithaca,
New York,
The present effect of price control (on cloth
ing) seems to have been to reduce the quality
while holding prices at a comparatively high
level for inferior goods.-Sen Robert A. Taft
of Ohio.
Between Pearl Harbor and VJ-Day cancer
killed twice as many Americans than did the
Germans and Japs. Unless We do sometime @
about it, 100000 Americans now living viii
die of cancer.-Dr. Frank E. Adair, president
American Cancer Society.
hate war as only soldier who has 1;,,os
it can as only one who has seen its r,,+a1.,.
it's futility, its stupidity. Yet victor, ~
quired mighty manifestation Of +ha . ie-
enobling virtues Of man-faith co,raao iiioss a's
titude, sacrifice.-Gen Dwight D. Eissnt,, nor-
Army Chief of Staff. 1'ei'noWer,
Inc threat OF chronic mass ,,nenor,o,
anu staenaton is as dangerous as H. t.,.ent
Of war.-secretary of Commerce 90 Hen He snreat
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-11
MacArthur's Man

General Macarthur chose we'll when
he invited Lewis J. Valentine to re-
organize and direct the police forces
in Japan and Korea.
Just to see the nominee you might
mistake him for a dandy. He wears
carnations in his lapel. He is always
faultlessly attired. He is the last man
the average person would consider
eligible for the position. But when 1t
comes to police matters the world would
have to be searched from one end to
the other for his equal and wind up in
failure.
Mr.. Valentine wants to accept Cen
eral MacArthur's proposition but says
he cannot give a final answer until ne
has consulted his successor as police
commissioner in New York City, Ar
thur Wallender.
He will ask Commissioner Wallender
to spare ten of his top men-perhaps
one deputy commissioner and others
from the ranks Of deputy chief and de-
putty assistant chief inspectors and in
spectors. He will want them for thirty
to sixty days, the time Mr.. Valentine
estimated he would need to lay the
foundations of the reorganized japanese
and Korean police systems.
His decision, therefore, depends upon
the support he receives from the present
commissioner, who may consider the
loss of so many top men would involve
a greater sacrifice than he can grant.
The advantage Of having the mer
MIR. Valentine has designated would liz
in the fact that they were trained under
his direction and supervision. They
know his methods. But even it Com
missioner Wallender should refuse tt
let them go, there are capable police o1
all the ranks indicated in other Amerl
can cities and under his tutelage they
would soon be ready to give the type
of service needed across the Pacific.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-11
TheLiterary
Guiidepost
BY w. G. ROGERS
THE STREET, by Ann Pc.


try (Houghton Mifflin $3.50.
'T amt exactly working right
now at the moment" says one Of
the men in this novel.
That's the essence Of this absorb
ing story. Beautiful Lutte johnson
can't find a job, or at least de-
cent one, nor could her father, nor
husband Jim, nor the obsesses su'
perintendent of the 116th Street
building where she and her young
son lived.
They could be maids, Washwon
en-, dishwashers, porters, boot
blacks, bootleggers, statesmen fof
the numbers racket, pimps, prostl
tutes, bouncers. But they couldn't
earn enough money to escape the
street.
It's 116th Street here, but the
arthor says it could be any Har'
lem street lined with firetFap
buildings, cluttered with wind
blown refuse, young men lol2gIns
on the corner for pickups, young
girls strutting past eager to be
tpickups, kids playing in the gut
ters.
These people can keep alive but
can't live. Lutte begins the story
optimistic and ambitious, but no
matter where she turns she
foiled by lack of the pitifully lew
extra dollars which would enaoe
her to fulfill the promise Of nef
ardent, youthful aspirations Ias
valiant struggle she wages serF"
only to tighten the net in wnlc'
she is trapped; the more adnllI"
BILE her motives, the more mlSe-a
BILE HER FATE.
This is the weeks third novel "
Or about Negroes. One was an Or
dinary historical romance '
second a forecast Of a better "
morrow. This one, written on
Houghton Mifflin literary te-l0"
ship, is unusually fine fiction.
The action is dramatic and !"
climax tragic. The manner is de-t
nitely casual; at the Sta.
you think Miss Petry is even
little slipshod but as you read ~
you find she has carefully rss
culated style, easy-going 0u5 ~, Nv
ceitful, tricky, the hurt and 'D'
harm disguised by a grin.
This is the Negroes An AHlFI.
can Tragedy" and it is no hlY-'
propagands than it was D-s.
ser's great novel. It's a 0aA5,T
good story. sex, betrayal W
lainy, murder. Who wants nap!
ending when he may hive, lns''s
the gripping, remorseleSs, ., lew
inevitbility of a novel like nS
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-11

which would attend and from Ny W.
personal observation Of the spQ,:I p,5,1'
even within easy access to W.
mington we could count upoN ~
potential attendance Of z0'VVo ~ ~
any such game. Suppose we l-4.s. ~.
it over. We have everyth4H5
quired to make such a Vel'D'
success.
Raymond D. Christman
Wilmington, N. c.
February 8. 1946
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Blackstone Back

On the same night, Black.
stone brings in his famous
magic show for its annual
visit to the Lafayette, where
il Will remain for two weeks.
On the same evening the
Michigan Opera Association
wit present, for one perform
ancc only. Verdi's "Rigolletto'
in Masonic Auditorium with
the distinguished baritone,
Alexander Sved. in the title
role and a supporting cast
from the Metropolitan Opera
roster.
Tuesday evening the Chi
cago Symphony will give a
concert here in Masonic Au-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Prince, 3, Slices Bacon
For Village Butcher
TEXAS IREAI
BY FRED DoERFLINGER

LONDON, Jan. 20.
QUITTING bacon i'm a village
~ butcher shop is hardly an
avocation for a prince, but truth
is stranger than fiction.
Prince Michael, 3, youngest
son of the Duchess OF Kent. has
strange tastes for one of hAs
noble lineage.
Every day when his nurse
takes him walking in his home
village OF Iver, Buckingham
County, he guides her along TO
Mr.. Platts, the grocer.
"GOOd morning, Mr.. Platt," he
says in a most dignified manner,
please may ! turn the handle ="
The way he enjoys watching
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

ditorium. under the direction
of Desire DeFauw, the noted
Belgian conductor.
The Masonic Auditorium
will be filled again Wednes-
day night for the recital of
the well known American vio-
linist, Albert Spalding, while
at, the Music Hall, Leonide
Massine, the ballet star and
photographer, will present
the first program of his Ballet
Russo Highlights.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Bio Week Ahead
in Entertainment;
Eight New Shows

THE most crowded week
L Of the seasons entertain
ment calendar begins Monday
with eight musical and theat-
rical attractions in addition
TO the regular run of film
features.
The Late George Apley."
the George S. Kaufman dra-
matte, adaptation of j. p. Mar
quand's novel about Boston
blue bloods. opens Monday
evening at the Cass with the
original New York cast, in
Guiding Leo G. Carroll, Janet
Bcecher, Percy Waram and
Margaret Dale.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
'SpeIIbound' Kept

Enrol Flynn is a hard-rid-
ing. quick-shooting hero and
Alexis Smith, the fair flower
Of the range.
"SpelTbound" is still cast
ing its spell at the PALMS.
State with Ingrid Bergman as
the lady psychiatrist and
Gregory Peck as the mys-
terious patient.
The next attraction at the
State is slated TO be Whistle
Stop" with George Raft the
star.
The Downtown's stage show
this week is headed by the
popular singing star of the
screen and the musical COM
edy stage, John Boles, and
the cute little movie starlet,
Marie Macdonald.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

the slices Of bacon peelIng off IN
good 60 watch" said the store
manager. "He likes IL as much
Ne most kiddies would q pantO-
mlme-and he's usefIh, too.
leave the bacon for him to cut.
IAN the Duchess children
come In as they wander round
the village. Sometimes they col
Iect n packet of soap flakes or
something and take IL back with
Them" he added.
'T've watched them grow up,
and they are beautifulIy
brOughtup children Not an
ounce of snobbery among the
lOt-especlally young Michael
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Present 'Elek+ra'

This troupe which includes
Miles, Rosella Hightower,
Rosay and others from the
Ballet Russo, will offer two
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Weekend Held

''The Merry Widow" with
Wilma Spence, will be the
first offering for the season.
So much for the busy stage
hand department.
On the celluloid side, we
find Lost Weekend" hold
ing over at the United Artists
where this film adaptation OF
Charles Jackson's novel is
proving a best-seller in film
form.
Ray Milland turns in an
Academy Award perform
ance as the hopeless alcoholic
and he gets terrific support
from the rest of the cast and
the camera. It's undoubtedly
one of the most important
pictures Of the year.
Shirley Temple. in her first
role since she became Mrs.
Agar, appears as the problem
adolescent in Kiss and Tell"
the gay Broadway comedy
which Columbia has brought
to the screen with Jerome
CORTLAND, Walter Abel and
Porter Hall in the supporting
cast. It's at the Fox.
The Michigan film fans are
evidently still roaring for ac-
ton, because San Antanio,"
the Texas-in-technicolor saga,
stays for a second week.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
George Apley'
Opens at Cass;
Music Plentiful

different programs OF ex-
cerpts and advertisements,
the second taking place
Thursday evening in the Mu-
sic Hall.
On this same Thursday eve
ming. Marjorie Lawrence. the
great Australian dramatic So
prano, will appear with the
Detroit Symphony in a con-
cert version of Rich hard
Strauss opera, "Elektra,"
which will take the place OF
the regular Thursday night
subscription program. Karl
Kruger will direct.
The following week, begin
ming Feb. 4. the original New
York company Of Angel
Street" the English melo-
drama, will open a weeks
engagement in the Scottish
Rite Cathedral of the Masonic
Temple, while on the ensuing
Tuesday night, the Civic Light
Opera Association will start
it's 10-week season of light
operettas in the Masonic
Auditorium.
Evening star., 1946-04-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN,
BQsINEssWOMAN, experienced.

BuSINESSWOMAN, experienced, desires
sales connection with going real estate
firm; age 35. COLLEGE, nine years man
agerial experience plus wholesale and retail
selling: finance and contract experience;
own car, ear, FAMILIAR with city of Washington.
CHILD'S NURSE, white, family with other
help; leaving Wash. for summer: l or .
CHILDREN. Box 2S3-C, Star 2S'
COOK, pastry or dinner, for grill or restau-
Tant, pist,,oy by experienced colored woman cal
DRAPEs, vaiances. curtains, bedspreads,
alterations: reasonable. Call Randolph
design. remod. altera-
tons: eve. gowns a specially reas MISS
BERE 1890 Trying NV, Apt 4. AD. 223S.
DRESSMAKING coats and altera-
Llons. all work guaranteed. Phone CO.
5S2S all day and evenings. 3Os
GOVERNESS, companion. or lady's maid
French woman, 35, arriged from France;
hne educat ton, no knowledge of English
as yet; wishes position in private family;
good reference. Box 206-C, Star 2Ss
LADY, refined. will watch children morn
lngs, afternoons. evenings: Soc hour and
cartare. Call Lincoln 1923 between and 4
weekdays S0s
PERsoNABLE YOUNG LADY with secre-
tarial experience, now employed. wants ,po-
sition where she may concentrate on public
or personal relations work. Would con-
slider salary and commission. Box 1877
assignments preferred; !;
commercial, legal, governmental. for writ
ers. etc; evenings after TR. 3O61 2S.
TYPING LETTERS, manuscripts, etc. at
home: reasonable rates. MI. 3911. 90
Evening star., 1946-04-27
HELP WOMEN Cont

WOMEN, GIRLS, is, to 40; pleasant. full
time, restaurant work; day or night shift
experience necessary. Apply i pm to
WOMAN a n for 's aods a. foantan in sethesaa
S30 % week SsI Cal C, A. WITHERs after q
home; must be experienced, alert, kind
capable Of employing help, and furnish
4iis difference; $3.50 mo- board and room osco co
WOMAN. white. to nurse . children in
ne country ooudntry' 40 miles from Wsshington
WOMAN 'PPoosTiNG CLERK to operate
Once 1oE s5 or 4ohouf shd DO
State reference. reply in longhand. Box
WOMAN RESTAURANT MANAGER to work
duties; $40 per week: references. Apply
WRAPfhks ah s AND 10 raGkERs aG E D eapersnce
4sh eor ePsGspens gRo. ath osa sth
YouNG Sed 81 LADY by for scalp specialist 1 work.
ply 1862 Washington Bldg, THE THOMAS.
YOUNG LADY, ambitious, wanted, to work
TB Y6rTS KAzTEX Iaby 6N; Roo Stsnosr.nn;c
some bookkeeping experience for of1lce
Tork % . IN electrical appliance store. Box
L S4-b, star. -
YOUNG LADY. white, to work in mail de-
partment. Metropolitan 0l60. 80
YOUNG WOMEN, II you are under 50 good
jobs are waiting for you at the telephone
CO.: new higher pay; starting rates up to
S29 per wk. for a o-day wk. additional
pay for evenings and holidays: steady
during during first year., pleasant working con-
with pay; come in and talk. it over with
18th st; nv" 1852 St. nv; open ..ys eye
APEAKE 4 POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO.
$40 A WK.--2 cashiers for super market.
Phone Hillside 1926. rs
GOOD HOME for settled white woman,
light housekeeping duties, for lady living
alone. Telephone AD S576 -27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. casualty insurance
company has opening for young lady. II
to 80, college trained or equivalent, ohce
public relations work. 5-day week. Call
MR.. BUELL. or MISS FORBES, DU. 5100.
EASY MONEY selling greeting cards to
friends and others. Gorgeous IA folders.
birthday and everyday box assortment,
only 81: pays UP to SOC. SAMPLE boxes,
65c. Buy here in town. CHARLES REID
BUPiKE. 352o Upton st. NV. EN- 1898
AMERIcAN AN eaas' AIR LINES has openings for
telephone operators. with one years eX-
perience: pleasant working conditions, 40
hour week: starting salary, Sl30 mo-, with
periodic increases, rotating shifts: Apply
Rm. 12s Terminal Bldg, WASHINGTON
NATIONAL AIRPORT. am to 5 pm,
Monday through Friday. ~
Evening star., 1946-04-27
PERSONAL

RH0NE SHEPHERD 1880, ask for Miss
6REssARrSG' 6Ia3 sa KIN Gs'snasH5e aSD ALTERATIONS
Ieessed Es;s,. above Loevs Columbia ThsateT..
G5 o2de prompt sfsyss Lea
lilo St NV. Room 20. Telephone
SIfSSS!is SEiTSM 81 1svs vsscHooL1Halt day al. day
soa5dns h2naTan pyosFams Va I 800 l1 N veitch st.
sss sl a5 ssa Delivered s'P
PHaofos' OF YOUR BABY in your home.
ehlld's 20 own N enyybr0onment For appoint,
f Ho 1872 o dhy q cara
today. Write MAILAGAME, Dept A. BOX
1d2, H,Tn nSYs Wash ,v.u 4, p :.ir G .-.,,,s go
eue sGSsa and An seved ed your
5ns ssns oSa @ssFa si
phH NGksERY sHSh saHooL I'll ages ages to g.
ROCK CREEK sANITARIUM-vacancy for
your elderly loved ones; private or semi
Slshin few blocks of WhIte HOUSE,; sH'?A $4a
cG PAa&r t& Sss SS rs IN Ss
ana rssd s1a
saGTsa Ep ySas 1e our b @ AZ
and domestic dishes win prep Prepare e in rV'str your
SSS, 'Ss s F5Sss''ssl
ssS5S ao teaches
sSG5s|fTIReSS RITfs NJ 'Ss
RRidss Mountains Pennsylvania7MaIylsnd sd,.ai,ss
ton daily, then swimming. fishing, riding,
YOodcraft; weekend camping Home food
NURSE (now Govt. en-
h eye w S exdg r poo infant nd Or board
FUR STORAGE, repairing, and restyling:
rses RsshGa low as S.
FURs; cor. sth and g sts, NV. MA; 5522:
opera. Paris. will instruct in ballet Of
81 bdass IsS T5s Sss
VIII WILL ISrsT spd AID. 1917 after P.m.
SS sE 1sss,s sssg s IL ssu; s
For information write MacNEIL4 9l9 G
p; NV; Wash. /. D. G. 2s.
to perfection. Free pickup and delivery
5eTy,se WEaVrRs is AFnstop eI Phone ABILITY u.
speciality; collars turned or can furnish
new collars. all sizes white shirts. DI
VACANCY in rest home, pvt. and semi
pvt. rms, dining rm. or tray service,
porches and lawns. Kensington 311-W
FRENCH and real French only taught, by
exp. native teacher: reasonable. co.
S841. Apt 203
YOU NEED NO ONCE steno: typing service
for businessmen with limited correspond
ence. Doctors. other prof. shopkeepers ac-
counts handled; contracts; specf. for real
addressing; type-in forms; dictation; Itrs.
over phone; type from drafts: prefer regu-
lar clients. EN-. 4s47 bet. and IL am,
daily. -2S
Evening star., 1946-04-27
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, books opened. kept; full o.
part time: all taxes, statements; reas RE.
3404. Rn sos or BOX 29-C, star
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started Kept
audited; tax reports. monthly service n, Sta1e-
AcCOUNTANT, eCS books looks started, kept part
time, audited and monthly statements
2t 42ctcoGG5SSffANr-BookKEEPEE n desires per
aa eapaSs of ofPSiian Assuming s iui responsipity.
AccT.-ExEc. sEc'Y desires position in
wash Wash: mfg mfg exp. age 20, ys1'H Sf HuRDIE
2g9Sn So ASams. Apt /. Arlirssgge ArliirrSa9ged Naval
officer seeks connection with law OF CON- ,1ia :
nercial firm; seven years general an9 Iflal
experience. Box 269-C. Star.
Editorial, adm asst. personnel nisS; Re, e.
search-Married vet, 81, offers folIoWins
talents: Univ grad, spec. research Coui sss
pub. samples avail War Dept. special agent.
terviewer and analyst. some legal exp
asId work welcomed; references. Box Boxss: 1sl-
Ex-sERvIcEMAN. colored. neat appear
ance,. wants job as chauffeur; free 70
travel Call any time. DE. OO96, JOSEPH
GENERAL SALES MGR. wishes position
with auto concern, Is years exper., new
HANDY MAN specialize in odd JOBS
lawns. gardens, washing windows, appll-
ances' repairing. ia. 5109 after Z p Pm
JANIToR-Man. colored. vishss lob in
y. =" with quarters. Call ia. 745s.
Evening star., 1946-04-27
SITUATIONS MEN (cont.)

MAs nsrt2 sG0sa yn desires 4.3.Ssn1e JOB
ssi ss s' any s5'Hss Hss iSs
MAN" coiored, wishes Job as night watch Ta
y man al = ~ pm; 70 IL midnight or l2 to Z
Man. IS, active, alert. with initiative.
ysSa nsy G eTyanS1 10 or oa
MAN. ~, married. sober, good education,
asprearancs and culture, wants Job meet
canyassins B. C. resident. ID ftTSp0ass TA asss ss.
VI s B Tss:; sS ss 10 ss sSs
MARRiED, "a years old. ex-Air Corps off,
Ger. now connected with Government, seeks
opportunity in law firm or realty concern:
and eDefs Business exper
ence, years legal and investieative expert
ence: personality good, character above
FReproass Ran sssc nsss r references; salary open
MEATCUTTER. experienced, desires DO
fl1ion Rdx % Ilmmediatey; siI sober and reliable.
oRGANIsT '1ii and choirmaster, IS Years yea
Nationwide recitaiist. Box iaS-c. star. M
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN available, D. c.
license. Drawing acct; no car; telephone,
canvassing, bookkeeping. Hillside o7s3:M
SERVICE MANAGER. 20 years experience
Unt on all ma makss cars; prefer Chrysler prod
vfsi vETERAN eS5n seang stss ex-AAr pilot desires
Job. flying, selling, travelling or other re-
sponsible position; single and free to travel
II you have any offer write Box 203-c.
Star. 2S@
VETERAN, 9 years experience public re-
iatlons, personnel. administration, secre-
saslai college E background; full time or
ATTENTION. TRADE ASSOCIATIONS
Well-acauainted Christian gentleman with
degrees in economics and law, experienced
in administrative practice. Washington
representation. statistical and economic
research and writing Of International mar
ket surveys, is available for an expanding
trade, research or similar organization.
Box 164-C, Star. 2Ss
JOB WANTED-Vet., %, degree in ac-
coLntancy. unlimited sales ability. CHI.
$3.50. o9s
WHO has job that will keep. me busy?
Want plenty of responsibility Infantry
oftcer, veteran. Six years U. S. Army.
and appearance. Outside work If possible
Excellent references. Box 33O-C, Star. 2Ss
Evening star., 1946-04-27
HOME IMPRoVEMENT coMPANIEs

ASPHALT AND CONCRETE driveway con:
cossTRueT1oNP es5sSs1HR ST so sH s76o
parking areas within so miles. Call
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. nasstone
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville s4s-J.
DIRT, hand excavated under ,porches. eel
lars. driveways. yards. Franklin s994.
9RIyEWAYs. blacktop. asphalt. concrete.
fiagstone:- stone walks, buildozer grading.
FiooRs RE5o ys sASbED. Sfa re,nished dustless ma
les; reasonable prices. MR.. BROWN, co.
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the best;
laying, sanding, finishing, cleaning. par
me- n, coNTTESAcToEs' +; i: INC 1872 VISION
staplsss stsS3 fess
W. dessn wa and instal epmpsts KITCHEN
PAINTTNG. papering, plasterins, etc. Work
done quickly beautifully. and reasonably
phqne ns adams for s,dT free and immediate esti
FASrSG FGs and sDss4asy al
arrange terms: Ass for Mr; wills. MET.
ESe21aAs feSRzASa ca ssDsTss TE s1s 1o,
refinishing, roof repairs, waterproofing;
estimates. GILBERT g. HAMILTON. es.
PAiNTfNG. REM-ToNiNG, waterprootina
and roof repairs; expert mechanics, i'm.
Rsass sFSsi es D rss ol*S H ss
PAINTING, MENTIONING. KEN -. RoSE ,oI1; RE;
BROS, Metropolitan 1924. go
REMODEL, modernIze your home now;
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATION CO.. $500 Wis. ave WI, 1900
ROOFING-Slate, composition. copper gut
work guaranteed. CLIFTON. ,GE. ,3431. 81
terial. Repairing and remodeling, as
6e bestos siding. roofing: ". p. Taylor
SPRACRETE. gun-applied;, waterproofs and
beauties stucco, cinder block and bLicK
walls: estimates. SPRACRETE INDUS
TRIES. Denrike Bldg. MA, 1869. 3
all kinds: have your
basement waterproofed now. Cement work
in VA AND WASH. call PATTERSON
CAULFIELD CORP. for Johns Manville
roofing and siding, also storm windows.
3340 M st. NV. zone T.. Ho. 412O.
o. E. LEWIS. complete home renovators;
sereen!ns % porehes. Phone Executive z6s5
ditions call E. MALLETTE, UN. 4"bSo
Evening star., 1946-04-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

EXPERIENCED WOMAN wishes laundry
and curtains to take home. AID. 1925.
GIRL colored. wishes daywork and laundry
At home. MICHIGAN 371l
GIRL. colored desires JOB caring for chill
dren and G INV, eXper. Call DU. S120
GIRL, colored, wants gh.w.. no cooking
exper. with children. Call MI .0654
GIRL, colored; wants daywork; So and
carfare. CO. 0966.
GIRL; colored. wants sh.w. or days work.
W9MaS5 T1, I$S5. co,orsd rs,ts d.v,. ror, Mon
day through Friday. Call Sunday after
am. MI. 1859. Us
WOMAN, colored, desires days work clean
Ing only or cafeteria work. 441O Lane pl.
ne. AT. S2T2. 2Ss
WOMAN. colored wishes part-time work.
cieaninss I a' cail % any time ieusf Ho as s4o5 Hsh'
WANTED. laundry work to do at home by
hand; owner bring same. 1929 Rosedals
st. ne. 27'
WORK in vicinity of GEORGETOWN. from .
TO after dinner; white. Box 264-C. Star.
Evening star., 1946-04-27
MOTOR TRAVEL.

VETERAN. licensed chauffeur, reliable and
s9oe desees to erve gsr e west Ceat
DRIVING TO MIAMI, FLA, April 90 or 30:
can accommodate 3. Phone FIR. 1854.
2Ss
RESPONSIBLE OVERSEAS VET will drive
your car to Chicago, Des Moines. Mnneap-
oils or West Coast in return for transp
Leave Monday or later. References avail
able. AID. 1882. 2Ss
GOING TO the State of WASHINGTON SUNDAY
noon, room for 4 passengers: ? cars; help
drive and share eXpenSe. SH 2A43 -2&
Evening star., 1946-04-27
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

POPULAR PLANO or accordion taught in
20 lessons. Improvising and transposing
INCLUDED. Air-conditioned studio. Call
MR.. NEWMAN, 1706 G ST. NV. ME, 400
or RA.. $500.
to sew: 2-hour lessons,
$40; night and day classes. 1887 Conn.
PLAY PIANO and compose in 3 months
specialist in voice training. MI. 2013. ~
LAKE SCHOOL-Pittman and Gregg short.
hand. Beginners and advanced. Individual
Speed dictation. Refresher
courses. Start any evening and prepare for
exams. 634 Woodward BLDG. DI. 1114.
Evening star., 1946-04-27

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcula-
tors, office equip. all kinds; top prices paid.
Eve and SUM-, co. 1925: week, DI. 1872.
AIGUILLETTES. second hand, gold. suit.
able for military attache. TIE. 1857.
ANTIQUES. furniture, nrtc-a-orac, china.
highest sash cash prices paid. Call MURRAY,
AaT9oiiI AasgT96 fisSs SSs1,RN,r,,pr 49,. o,,.,.. ..
tnr-grade china and bric-a-brac In any
amount wanted at once. Please call MR..
contents of apts. or houses. at once. we do
moying II carefully; storage. ia. 2937. 2ss
Bl3EDROOM SUITES. dining room suites,
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once; will pay highest possible prices. No
today; Mr., GRADY. Ma. $500.
BENCH GRINDER, 100 ", so c.. prefer
6.ln: dn:.,s stons; 9ss, eye shields. Call Monday.
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