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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28
SCULPTS ON BUS

London (UP)-Critics agreed there was little unusual in this years summer exhibit at the Royal Academy, but one of the exhibits was born in an extraordinary locale the top of a bus
 It is an ivory group composed of a nynph and two fish and is called "Naiad." The sculptor, w. Everett Gray, while journeying to work would chip at his block of ivory at the top of the jolting bus. It took six months to finish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28

ents broken up into fine particles for better penetration.
 In my case, the spanking of a creamed neck begins at the base. From there, go slowly but briskly up to the chin and around the col- unn, skipping only the windpipe. Last smacks go on the cushioned area under the chin, where some re- sounding ones should be concen- trated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28
WALKS BABIES 25O MILES

Pullman, Wash. (UP)-Mrs. Mar. iorie Barnett, 29, of Potlach, Ida. mixed from Tacoma to Pullman about 250 miles across the state and pushed her two small children in a baby buggy while the third child walked with her.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28

taught them a few things about marriage.
 Are they re- menbering the lessons they said 5 uch a short time ago they would never for 3 e t :? S u c h things as:
 We saw too much of t h e same people - iI1st. from hahjt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28

take two rounds of clubs, and when Norths nine-spot fell, declarer might make the mistake of leading a small club from dummy and finessing the eight-spot.
 The lead suggested by von zedt- witz brings out very good point. With strong bidding such as this, there is very little hope of defeat ing the contract unless you can make a deceptive lead or play that will not hurt your partners hand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28
|FIR Topics
 RTf1f1i4i l1,l BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER
GOOD EVENING.
LEAVE US GO HOME

Life isn't as it at Summer camp Evenings pretty chill and it's getting damp. The daily routine, the rain and AS August wanes begin to bore. The morning dip in mountain lake Makes lad sort of sliver and shake. The ten mile hike through the woods Brings a lot of contrasting moods. Oh leave us go home any time now! We're sick of meadow lands the ornnipresent The insects at night make awful noise, The city is calling to all of us boys. We've had enough of the croSs-country roam, Leave us return to our home, sweet home!
 FEM EM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28

wedding ring spiked with wide spaced pearls.
 Stacks that still parade the beach or cabana walks can have their fling at end-of-season glamor, if you'll pin one cuff in, bicycle-clip fash ion, with a pair of glittery 'jools. " Nice for this purpose are golden stars or crescents. AS for the hat that you'd like to bury, you can give it whirl before it's inferred by presenting it with a sparkler. New gold fobs. as hat-lift- ing as fall feathers, have engraved plaques dangling from star-studded knobs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28
MAKE DECISIONS ALONE

I'm not going to worry Jim so much with household and family problems, I should be able to solve myself, now that I've discovered I can handle. them alone"
 That is the way the war wives were talking such a short time ago. They felt they had learned a lot about marriage from separation, and they vowed that the lessons they had learned they would not forget.
 Are they remembering ? Well, are you?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28

SMALL FRY ADOPT GREENA VA YFASHIONS|v
Wives Forget Wartime
 Resolutions
NEA Staff Writer

There were probably few wives who sat out the war years alone without feeling that separation had
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28
GRAND DAME INSPECTED

Grand Coulee (UP)-Accordine to a headline over bureau of re- clamation story which appeared in the Grand Coulee Star, a group ot Spanish engineers were there "in- specting dame"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28
Elizabeth Woodward Saws
HAVE FUN LN YOUR OWN BACK YARD

When jour or more of you get together, it's sort ot hard to knoU achdt to do to haue q good time. Your pals drop in at your house night after night. aud it's too to sit in, tue house But it's too rough to ddnce the grass. If gour odno runs out ot polite conUersution early n tue epe- ming, U theu're Qreot getting I'D and doinn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28

Cape Cod Yarn. The other night at the Cape Playhouse at Dennis the audience all agog about the appearance of the stage personality booked for the presentation of "The Man in Possession. The pro- gram described her Alexandra Dagmar Danish personality of wide experience" Over five hundred people waited with baed breaths for Dagmars appear at the beginning of the second act, and pic turing to themselves Grea Garbo or an Ingrid Berg man. To make short story out of a long Dagmar proved be none other than Gertrude Lawrence whose husband Richard Lawrence, is operating the Summer playhouse. No except the Cape Playhouse per particular play and outsiders permitted at hearsals The star of the show Gene Raymond his
 first stage appearance in IF years. Quite few profess sonal celebrities at the performance among them Raymond's wife, Jeanette NlacDOnald Ika Chase and MT. and Mrs. Joseph. Kennedy of Boston. great night for Gertrude Lawrence making her first stage ap without the usual fanfare for person of her standing and for the audience who quite delighted with Alexandra Dagmar, Danish delight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28

The Town Crier Tells. Plymouth (Conn) has just started Plymouth to Waterbury bus service five trips week days and two round trips Sundays The takes you Lake Plymouth Mount Tobe Greystone from the Waterbury end starts at the the Green and from the Plymouth end leaves the center MT. Harry Truman of Washington D. C., who has recently been sail ing off the New England coast is fishing off Bermuda The Northfeld road above Thomason has just been pentifully oiled. Kent Falls Bantam Lake, Lake Wara maug at New Preston Nonnewaug Falls the Black Rock State Forest the Mohawk Forest and many other spots popular picnic grounds these August days Along with harvest fairs and nearby towns Prospect going to feature peach supper early in September the feast ending with peach shortcake, you may have guessed and other eatabes will be meat oaf succotash, salad scaloped potatoes, etc. etc. Maine out this year with the largest crop of potatoes state in the country California and Idaho runners-up. A Hyde County, North Carolina potato grower however, claims to be the biggest individual grower producing about 579 bushels Hear ye, hear vel Cheshire Milton, Oxford, South Britain, Hotchkissvie Barkhamstead, Goshen, Woodbury, Georgetown Putnam Salisbury and Reynolds Bridge! mechanical haystacker that piles ton of hay at lift and made with long boom that will
 build stacks of 400 tons has been perfected by Dan Lskey of Oregon who is using it his Poe Valley ranch The machine travels it's power and be easily shifted each time stack is started Liskey ought to write best seller-The Hay and I. ..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-28

Just Remembering. U. S. Senator Brien McMahon will be visitor in Waterbury tomorrow evening" He has
 many happy memories to associate with the Brass City, politically and otherwise Two years ago he here in the midst of heated campaign He making his bid for national onors and the chance to become one of the most promising freshmen in the U s. Senate His popu
 arity may be gauged by the fact that he returned victor in the battle of the polls vanqushng most for midable opponent in John A. Danaher It while state tour that MT. McMahon to Waterbury the guest of the Womens Democratic Club. He invited to address gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Noonan of Fairawn Avenue. While the lesser
 lights of the party dashed out eectoneerng the Demo- cratic candidate for the U. S. Senate sat quietly in the kitchen of the Noonan home and hatted with his hostess He prevailed upon to eat. And he ate with relish He enjoyed the culinary art of Mrs. Noonan and was frank to remark in the presence of many, Il don't know when enjoyed myself more than have this evening. It treat to come here and grateful for the hosp
 talty shown me- If the distinguished Senator from Con- nectcut inquiries tomorrow evening about his hostess of two years ago he will be paned to learn that Mrs Noonan Is of beloved memory She a splendid woman an ideal wife and mother and excellent neighbor. If Senator McAahon feeling of loss he will be shar
 ing the sentiments of the members of the Womens Demo- cratic Club, a Out East and the community in general
Evening star., 1946-12-18
HOME IMPRovEMENT COMPANIES

6vOWA6 tNbb NV SsvsbsSs OOeve. ~.
ALTERATIONS AND RErAIRs RET rs, f9E houses
Rsn'''' ss. psspDssSSassis sDsSsasi ' Service. DALLAS 3,
aabbbIirfoAs. abIi IN ols repairs. remod.lins, plaster
.Ri ssiD D.'at,aaf asSslne haeSes
FIooss se sANDED, renpished. cleaning.
pas,as' Drisss free st. ss'' T. Z. Brown CO 4$SS
FLOOR sEEyIcE, nothing By. the best:
laying, sanding. finishing, cleaning pn5-
qass sEuss s nishsss 1sis ooa VISOR.
shS sin ave- S'NiHSo ~ rs ssI5' M w. iols
REMODEL. msdernise your home qsseno noY;
terms free ssti9ms.e M. NATIONAL M TfsTAI so
IL ~ "a, xSD S%xsB. :. can PAT ,sATTTEsso|N|': ss||':
ssS sa6 1Ra nI siding Zone :e sH5n ao 4iao E!od0"s
thoroush cleaning for Christmas holidays.
sss b Bzss sS o. ans
OLD Dea9's' cosaSAcTss,S 4sasy .s,sx CO. ssnS1 ST.
nation storm windows; Virginia work q. Only.
Al DECORATING SERVICE at reasonable
AlE1SR1TE siloia II HONE AiiSarRovEazzNr GO.
fsbricated wood houses: 3, 8, and s
rooms ia e.th; National s7oe. DuPoNT Ps.
let us ESTIMATE on your carpenter
work, painting, paper hanging, plastering
and remodeling: porches' recreaton so2ms ,s;ns
WIS AZ aME MsseisiSR f'aan'Si
ICE David RrovR;; HmHsEEilRW,|, msEi Ry: S9i|,f. rI.digg
quote Sou on complete job. including hoor-
ing, laying and finishing. Ok. 0136; II.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR-New homes;
mans to suit you free; all kinds OF remod-
eiirie and financing arranged. Call H. B.
MILLER, DI S961, any time.
Evening star., 1946-12-18
SITUATIONS MEN,

4Cc0GNTANIzsocia! sesuris{l inc, ts;s. tsxss
ACCOUNTANT-AuDIT opened
kept, al taxes filed. monthly prodt state.
ments; rsasonsble: CH. ..349b. -22
sifts, decoration, world knowlsdge; strictly
sober: interested in steady selling position
more than immediate remuneration. ., GO.
Bo0KKEEPER, accounting knowledge. post
books at home for. accountants or busi.
nessmen: needs work. KEEDY, CIT 22nd
BfookTKEEPER-AccoUNTANT. recent Of
ice manager local chrin orgsniz ton,
sood'ksiREErIHS assd'siRf hsS ssavcs .sas month
sypsrt asSspnsins sc s1aS eli s tsx wRIHT Tss4Tns RE
SagfEIHdsansI Il t1sI dTysg AZ a sssS sS0rsd ssees
ExG-GoYT. TX TRANsLAf0R, japanese. coll.
grad.. desires perm. position; willins to
JEwEERY u Wi ny sToRE MaNAGEK, is ys.Is
experience; sales purchasing credits, plan
ming in every phase Of 3ewelry business;
knowledge Of diamonds and urectouS
stones; desires connection In Wash. p. c.;
excellent business snd character references;
Phone Liberty o722. Baltimore or BOX
103.A star.
Evening star., 1946-12-18
SITUATIONS WoAEN,

Adm. ASST. research asst. adm. secy.
ffffssafoNs iffffif of .. finds sod
tailoring. remodeling: reasonable prices;
prompt and efncient service. TR: 5073: 20'
ASsT.-BKKPR., steno-secy, white; thor
oughly experienced; desires work for few
BABY siTTiER[Refn:d, mature clerical
5000 Ext. 1g5, after $50 pm. daily. 2O'
CAMERA GIL, exp: references; nights nna
san. sss ss:sa E;nss 'stG
GIRL. eolored, exrsrienced. reliable. wants
EsitFess aor. csll District s, oo69 o;ol.a, Mls
wants full-time employment after Jan; 10:
would consider domestic. BOZ i3S,B'
Lady, young: white. q. yiIl take care
z Jour rnn1 months. Il % Box %i4s.B. 4sB Star. 1s'
for i or 3 children. $50 . week and ex-
EsW sEcsgrss1 RfH Sss ss:T s.D.b
assuming responsibility. desires position
With nrm sneaEed in general law practice.
LEGAL SECRETARY. colored. wants work
in any type once, Call DI. 1887.
several years exp. hospital traininI; s.hr:
sEcRETARY wants work in law ONCE; 5
years' exp; business grad: shorthand $50.
4 WIDOW. refined. want. place as COM
perience. Boz 100-B. Star: lee
experienced E M soprano sonsstress: spiritual
n No. nIpGss, s1ss, sSRss IRs. sMAIl. s0'''.1 .
Evening star., 1946-12-18
SALESMAN,

FURNITgRE SALESMAN to sell fprniture
salary and commission basis, Our presen,
statesmen earn over S100 weekly and Know
Unusually good opportunity: employment
to start Immediately. ATLAS, e21 g
REAL ESTATE Statesmen = Licensed
Maryland broker wishes to contact sales.
men acquainted with Montgomery Go
properties, with view of forming The
Silver Spring Realty Associates ,Bes
statesmen, from now until Christmas
Splendid opportunity for men with exper
in selling better quality haberdashery O
MEMS SHOP, 1919 st. = W. -19
SALESMAN. work eyes. TO $50 Pm:
MR.. WALLACE. Rm 405.. 91s st. NV
between 5 and $50 p.n. Permanent posi-
tions, 1S'
SALEsMEN-Unusual opportunity for capa-
Bile, aggressive. serious minded GIs who
desire permanent connections for ,trainins
as statesmen. Car necessary. National or
ganization offers adequate salary. car al
lowance, group insurance; pleasant t., work r.
appointment, HO 0626. -1S z
Evening star., 1946-12-18
PERSONAL (cont.).

SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIEs, vaIances, pro-
fessionaliy tailored from our or your ma
terisls; workmanship guaranteed. DI. 0122
XMAS TREE PHOTOS. parties. window
displays. Phone for an appt. CLEVER PIC.
TURES. 1913 II 81: NV. DiStrict 1906. 1s'
FURNITURE REUPHOLsTERED and ,re-
paired TO look like new new postwar fab
week delivery. WASHINGTON uPHoL.
COCKTAIL SANDWICHEs-Delieious sand
wiches, SOC dog. Or $4 30 hundred Nc -ae &c
NAVAL oFFICER and daughter, college
student, Mass, wish to share modern NV
home reference. Box 361-Y, Star.
WANTED-Board and care for 2 girls, age
and years; beth mothers %a4ns, would % o1is slss
after z pm. until IL p.m. 20s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shoppers Gifts;
experienced shopper will do your gift
buying for you or for the whole family Z
and afternoons from $50. 10.
PROTESTANT COUPLE consider enterins
home for elderly people, public or private;
wife needs some care: can pay reasonable
and rates. Box 361-A, Star,
Evening star., 1946-12-18
SITUATIONS DoMEsTlc.

ESS ss9srsaes.. e',sisa Ss 1sis. '' A'u's"' Is
GIEL. eolored, desires part I'll time s,. or n, dsys
eiesnins sn s'GH spt. s Box I4s-B. Star. IS:
reference. IoDESsA WHITE. 1924 v st
nv, Phone pu. Eo7: s Is, ag' =,
Dsls time. sood Tras' res Can S Z De- s1ss
GIRL, colored. wants days work. MI
sdfkL. eolorsd. wants q part tine, tine, = NOR.
nings . week; 81: pE. a7s4
and % laundry; 7oc s hr' and and carfare; expert:
enced. MI 5797. call after $3.50.
GIRL. colored: sss vents days work; GOOD rel
e!ssnffe GsRf .a|ar;.d |x; sosS; g:nt. day. xort. Ho
GIRi. colored. desires position as moth
er's helper from 4 to pm. and all dag
Saturday DI. 60s9.
GIL. eoio5sa. ,sHn Zsnts days work; IS and
il mai apt. so'S.ss' ssis of ehiidrea: s-dss week
LADY, white. win stay with children hy
the hour. day or night: in Arlinston, rsMi h
bSTss GsSTsss q Si41a 4M1:sanins'on' references Fam
kLAHTSsDaSsss, LHSsiD experienced. curtains. I,eh'
!asadlyb snse br ns ssds ssSrie' nicely d0ns' refer
SS.S g. x!:R x':f:; 1iss 1stEs work. 10 g
WOMAN, ooiored, wishes fun. part time IN
expegienesd: .rsferencs. RE. 1877.
WOMAN, coiored. wants General house
wSs e. ess1.s ssnsI' vsas s d.S: sx M s.l. ssss
local reference. IL 233e.
day. cleaning walls and doors Du. 69s2
Evening star., 1946-12-18
EMpLoYMENT SERVICES,
6U0IRgE IS.

BOOKKEEPER-STENO., S45 vk.; RECEIPT.
typist. $40 wE.: accountants, overseas, q
$500 mo-; file Supervisor to $500
Many other positions available. MUTUAL
EMPLoYMENT SERVICE. 17lo @ st. NV.
Sc SIC. VoffffiIcE VoffffiIcE MGR. ~. $4,000 to sa.s5o
yr.: must be good at details-trade assoc.
excellent future; Capitol Hill secretary to
SIS, 1000: temp. stenog... S1.25 to 81 80 hr
See Mr.. Bruce (Est. II yrs.). Hundreds
placed monthly. Call In. Personnel
SERVICE, 1871 g ST.: MA. 2116.
engineers ONCE. BoYD's. 1888 r. MA
Wlf1HSEMEN Wlfi1HSEMEN AND CABLE MAKERs. 81 .25
hr,: pref. radio exper. PERSoNNEL SERv-
ICE ls11. 8 9aSso ~ So6 "a p S2so, ssoo,,... .,r, az.
cellent future; stsnog. business conMltant
5000; sec. embassy, meet inter, people
5000; stene.. Law ofnce. gen; practice. $50
BoYDe, 1888 ma. 233e.
ELECTRICAL ENGNEE1S lm:), $3.50 mo.
bodass bssSsseeS SoYps. 5s1o sss Hsss a2 ss4o. '4'''
STEN0G., $500 (m): .nr. s.w. D. c.; fu-
ture; stenog., construction, SITS up: stock
adjuster, $176 mo. DoSens OF others. Eor
eoTTsseps yI ssTy,es; see ss,, Miss Day d9s dPEE'
Evening star., 1946-12-18
SITUATIONS MEN (ceUe. !.

CLUE Or BAR MANAGER, good front man.
s. r. FINCHER, 325 1st st. ne. FIR. 6428.
MAN, coiored. with. car. wants delivery
work. or run errands, from am. 70
pm, Call ME. 1898. "a
MAN, coIorea, desires work in restaurant,
washing dishes, cleaning. etc. or around
apt ME. $3.50 or FIR. 2747. 19s
PAINTER, 25 yrs. exp, wants kitchens,
bat baths, @ Or any interior painting: day er o JOB.
sAIEsMHN, married, sober, 40 yrs. sounr.
low pressure, tactful. car. desires perma-
nent position; now employed. Box 152-R
SHOE SHINE BoY-colored boy. District
sTAiIsTICAI CLERK-BooKKEEPER, ex-
perienced. white, COLLEGE education. refer
ences. desires permanent position; avail
able. Box 9S-B, Star. 20s
yETERAN, colored. looking for chauffeur Z
so6; Wiling e e iys y,I v M. 1858 aiss. ge.
FORMER ARMY OFFICER. college grad
uAte, age 80, varied business BACKGROUND,
once and retail store management, book.
keeping. selling, supervision, seeking con
tact with Q definite future. Phone WO.
1nng Wi1g. acnuS SSx So-9sni 9nIiR kiar FLOORS and war
them, and wssh your windows; low prices.
al ATTTES1fi1ioN. DENTIST, Exp. dental tech
nician desires part-tims work after 9 pm.
ard week ends Box 3So-Y. Star. -l9
Evening star., 1946-12-18
PERSONAL.

BABY SlTTERS-Mothers safeguard your
home and child with bonded Acersed c sery-
sshr4 iss slssfsi iasosfs9assss Ro9s dis II
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home.
eh :ss osn Cxs asSIs
scI a4rS+iST Ho t52o M g sTs1aHd 1waHdrN
ss sse7. csoMsusSERs sSsSn Siaa S cRkDiT SERVICE
5soS SoO q. AEE q A.: NV Rrss. e tSHS e. ysss
bbsRzPPEEsfsl bsaPEEsfs nv IsSt sa.e5sts $780,
R R.s e aas W s1a, sas Il.
PaiSSsAglH s1sesSa sasI.i;s
borrow b Without xifs sisnins; wives borrow
.o@sq 5S5TgT en yoaII, signature only
%:Z.v ~ ss!s r.; yos5s; w. xSszSDALS SS. SSAI
:sssi s:::: sa 5sss next to S.s
PERMANENT tsRsdi SfiSi; Waves. 81: shampoo and
1ors Sons bs dvsneed
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 @ st.
Il. Il ". JOHNSON, Dentist--False teeth re-
paired while you wait. Room 602. Westory
ins S|s'.S e:
&c
Fifth ave. y, u LILO = st. NV" Room
GeREG1 RaS1p' c6LItgSHSiED WOMAN t..e@hs. che
sGssHs Rsssis S rs. Nj pisss:l sssS
ss sns' ssss.a and
PERMANENT W. q; H,,s9nts, shaMnCS and M.I nnfsE
HSsSS}sSSSs HSSNSSS SSaEs iSSS sSsSor Ss,,.r,
.SS .hTcuF i 4th Il scss. sTaas eEs 4so s5
HAVE 4 sEAsoN hearty. smplify your
party: Capito! sound service; We bring
Ess can agsss Sc siSs aa wash
inston. featuring bandeeus. long lines.
and buiit,up shoulders, IN White: n black
Ions. Ia ' sstins and cottons, such as Lie. Bis
syAdos skogsd, Esxaire and MsTsi- Bras.
Prices E sei from On s.. % No - charge @ Tor personsi
sssIaEs sssSskIaSEssrs, sssl 81 d1lss i; i; NV; 7Ti7oli
SokksEr S'Sk AGaes; saY on all
makes Of girdles, foundations and bras
sieres; zippers. bonings. gaIsers and shevl,
81 sHor srssgs sgsl si2ltiS'sa i2tS nx fo Sa1
FEEL BETykk a1ter QrsG treatment or nc
Zee. Relief from pains and aches due e
weak heat, asthma, rheumatism, arthritis
PILE: pa: eGss l u scSp. Sr othsr :To.1 Az
g: 81: Il Lay ssass aassstafoDsth. 20 years s1Sssi.
faSfi fsTER "a PxS xISSoGs GscHoor-rrimary. kinder
garten, nursery. 2.acre playground; trans
portation furni5shheed; cd enroll now. sol Fern
81 RExtnkTfE nTE sScAaooI, SA oS5Io' sol Fern pi. NV
Kindsrssrtsn primary, slaamentaEy; yg;or,r. &C.
french. Il dsncins. drsmstics. creative srt.
music, appreciation, outdoor activities;
Transportation Alrnished: new bus to pro-
vide transportatio IN nearby MARYLAND;
eSs ecSosMdPfETELY dlfhEsTEsL M NEW tcSUSNyALEsCENT home
70 be opened In jan, 1947. under supervis-
ion Of graduate nurse with 20 years ex-
perience, in caring for all types q pa
tents large rooms Of With Say
Viii winoSTs Eve any % Service that is reaured 81
patient. therefore, the. patients. care, is
saha's saiI MIS-. aTss W Fries, ase0nsv VIENNA. ".
Saiaaf CASH ~ sgr i
= fFaff22ooNRsI ga r. 4S6tti 4SSS6ttiNFFEr5sfsS5as FE ss5s DAT and
os sshI saehss a ..a .s Sd a:.
ALTERATIONS and remodeling xomen.s
coats, suits, dresses. BELL CLOTHES
y woHo5Es o4o5E aaia SHar rossassss1adED vi Or ss.r
ss:s' sSSr MniAn fi1 ss's 81 NV Si.ssiss!
styiist 76o6 os. avs. NV. "A. 56sl. III
Evening star., 1946-12-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT downtown. on 14th s..
n ": liuuor license; open IL am. daily:
closed Sunday; ali new modern equipment,
incluc;ng 8 new $4,000 air-cond. unit re.
Gently Installed: caters to professional ano nc
buildines: very compact; seats 30. low
rental; I0-year straight lease; good reason
for selling; excellent business II you are
looking for Z! busy downtown restauranI.
which ts modern and very profitable, tnls
is It, Price. $50, 900, Including LIQUOR
stock. Terms erIsnged for . Responsible
party. BOB HoLLANDkR lEesfauran'
6peciaiistj lexclustye broker). 1000 n X.
ave. NV, MA. o7z2. lis
Evening star., 1946-12-18
HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATION HAND-Exp. in ladies
dresses; good working conditions in one
cf the finer dress shops. JEAN MATOU
Coun at M st. NV. -l9
ASSISTANT BUYERS for various depart
ments; must have previous retailing ex.
perience: 2Ocs discount on purchases ant
many other employe benefits. Apply EN-.
ployment office, 4th. floor, LANsBuRsGGH
ASSISTANT + THouuSEKEEPER. white. undel
80 years old; hotel experience essential
6-day week. Mondays of; good salary ane
PGas'nE Hl.s s0pas,aGss man9s DoeT0as seP HosprT
1616 Eye st. NV. -%3
Evening star., 1946-12-18
MOTOR TRAVEL.

Can OWNERs-Rerister with us foi
ia Ms.s ave. nv. aE, 1855: aA. $3.50. 1s:
some one driving to New Bern, N. C.. Sat
afternoon, 21st. Sunday or Monday. Cal
bRlfVfNG Hal1tfH AbR2LIiEav1fLIE, Kansas, Dec. a1;
return Jan. 5: insured; new car; take 3
HAROLD RUNFr, Chestnut 4ss2 1ves. 19'
CLEVELAND. OHIO, leaving Tuesday, can
take several passengers. Call Elk. o5Oo'
DRIVING COLUMBUS. Ohio, Dec. 23rd;
return Dec. 9th: take g. Phone CO. 1851.
LADY DRIVING to Knoxville, Tenn, Dec.
or pass. Elk. 6D22 or CH. 24s9.--19
TRANSPORTATION, wife and 2. children
before holidays Pittsburgh or Blairsytlle,
2lo Il st. NV, Apt. 301. Mr.. JUDEICH.