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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-13
The Weather
FORECASTS

FORECASTS
North Carolina: Mostly cloudy, scat
tered showers and thunders storms over
east and central portions Monday, little
change in temperature except cooler in
west portion
South Carolina: - Mostly cloudy with
scattered thunderstorms Monday, little
change in temperature except cooler in
northwest portion.
Eastern Standard Time)
By U S. Weather Bureau
Meteorological data Tor the "a hours
ending 80 pm yesterday.
Temperatures
1870 am 10; 7:30 am r.; 1870 pm rs;
1880 pm ~.
Maximum n; Minimum IS; Mean 70;
Normal -.
Humidity
1870 am SO; 1880 am a.; 1870 pm IL:
1880 pm SO.
Precipitation
Total for "a hours ending 7:30 pm 0.13
inch.
Total since the first OF the month
1888 inches.
Tides for Today
(From the Tide Tables published by
U. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey
High Low
Wilmington - TSP am 2:4O am
1928 pm 2:57 pm
Masonboro Inlet = 5:51 am II $50 am
6:22 PM - pm
Sunrise SIP am; Sunset 7:05 pm;
Moonrise 4:58 PM; Moonset 4:05 am.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-13
ADVERSE WEATHER
HALTS UPRlSlNC|
Unfavorable Flying Condi-
tons May Have Stopped
Iran War

TEHRAN, May 12-R-Reliable
Iranian government officials ex-
pressed belief Sunday that unfavor-
able flying weather may have
postponed or averted civil war in
Iran. as the TabriZ radio an
nounced that the people of Azerbai-
la orovince were ready to fight"
Jaia. ~rieN-:ari, prer- OF the
self-styled autonomous Azerbailan
government, went to the Tehrap
airport yesterday to return to Tab
riz. His departure was halted by
an adverse weather report.
Calls On Qavam
A translator in the office OF
Premier Ahmed Qavam Of the
Central Iranian government said
Pishevari later called on Qavam
and agreed to reopen converse
tions on the Central governments
proposal for Azerbaijan's return to
Tehran's jurisdiction. The north
western province adjacent to the
Soviet Union last November pro-
claimed its autonomy.
Pishervari was said to have ex-
pressed willingness to drop Aver
baiJan couter-proposals, which
observes here have blamed Tor
preventing an agreement.
In Stalemate
Earlier, a Foreign Ministry pro-
toc9l official said the negotiation
had ended Friday night in a stale
mate, despite insistence by Propa-
ganda Minister Prince Mozaffar
Firouz that negotiations still are
going on smoothly and the Aver
baijan delegates probably will re.
main here another week"
The broadcast from Tabriz,
Azerbaijan's capital, said the nego-
tiationS on the Central govern
ment's proposals had broken down
because Of 'reactionary elements
In Tehran, and added 1--WE are
ready to fight"
Predicts Clash
An official who accompanied
PlSheVari to the airport Saturday
said a breakdown of negotiations
would be extremely critical" He
DEC AIRED it might mean that "arm-
ed conflict between the Azerbaijan
Partlians and the Iranian Army
would be Inevitable.
The official Tehran radio denied
a statement attl ibuted to Qavam
mat force would be used to settle
me Azerbaijan problem. But the
iranlan army has been alerted for
Inc past few days and reinforce
mehts have been moved to front
ief stations in Kurdistan and at
See WEATHER on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-13
CUTTER MAKES SEA
DASH WITH AID TO
AILING WAR BRIDE

NEW YORK, May 12.-P-The
Coast Guard cutter Duane Sunday
was blowing through the North At
lantic to take an iron lung to an
ailing war bride on the Army
transport Thomas H. Barry.
The Navy said the ships were
expected tomeet late in the day
several hundred miles off the coast
of Newfoundland.
The transport messaged for the
iron lung yesterday to help Mrs.
Margie Anderson, wife of Sgt.
George Anderson of (route one)
New Albany, Ind, who was suffer-
ing from intermittent respiratory
paralysis" The ship is bringing
British brides and children from
England to New York.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-13
GOVERNMENT NOW
CONTROLS SANTOS
Largest Coffee Outlet In
World Seized By Gov
eminent Men

RIO DE JANE1RO, May PIP
Brazilian government Sum-
day seized the port of Santos,
worlds largest coffee outlet, in
what was considered a first move
in a long-threatened campaign
against Communists.
The action followed the closing
of the Stevedores' Syndicate for
six months by the Labor ministry,
which recently employed police to
force dock workers to unload
ships. S%tevedores had re-
fused to work On ships flying the
flag of Franco Spain.
Guards Posted
Police, directed by the Soa Paulo
security chief, arrested
persons they considered among
suspicious elements" last night,
See SANTOS on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-13

the farmer stands to lose money,
let alone break even"
Confirming Galphin's view, Seit-
ter said, Even with the top price
of SIPS, the farmer is lucky if he
can make a profit of five cents"
Get Cost Only
Trask, after figuring up the over
all cost to the farmer of harvest
ing, packing, and icing the lettuce,
plus the paying of freight, COM
mission, and tax charges, said
that the top price of $1.25 Just
about equals the cost"
"Of course, some of the farm
ers may possibly make a little
profit" Trask added, land some
may break even. But most of them
will probably lose"
The principal reason for the low
See FARMERS on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-13
Along The Cape Fear

obvious in your intention-your
intention being, of course, to start
a movement for the restoration Of
the famous landmark.
"And the sadness arose from the
fact that such a movement, how
ever wonderful it might seem while
dreaming about it, would be doom
ed to failure before it began"
GREATER OBSTACLE-In the
first place, I doubt that you could
ever discover the original plans
of St. Philips church to make
your restoration. Like their
makers, I suspect, they are prob
ably dust. s.
"But even if you were able to
find those plans or some other
plans which architectural authori-
ties would approve IS being rea-
sonable facsimiles, there would be
I'm afraid, a greater obstacle
See CAPE FEAR On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-13

Tie most difficult question to
answer, ana yet the most I'M
portant, is whether tae dividing
line through Central Europe IS
the frontier at which the Rus
SLAMS and the Anglo-Americans are
destined to clash. The belief that
they will clash or that they may
is, the determining element m
the calculations OF all the govern
me..ts, and OF every political par
ty, and it is the underlying rea-
son why practically every issue
turns out to be insoluble.
l saw something OF this line
from Berlin through Vienna to
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-13
So To Bed

Sunday afternoon a soldier
went into the lobby of a large
local building to make a tele-
phone call. A girl stood outside
the telephone booth with her
back against the door, COM
pletely hiding the booths in
terror from the soldiers view.
"Are you waiting to use the
phone?" the soldier asked her.
"No," she answered. I'm
just waiting for my girl friend
to finish"
"Okay," said the soldier. He
turned around and started
wandering about the lobby
waiting for the girl friend to
finish. He waited and wander
ed for five minutes, ten min
utes, and then finally became
impatient. He approached the
girl and said:
"Say, how much longer is your
friend going to use that phone,
anyway"
ooh, she's not using the
phone" answered the girl.
''Her garter broke and she's
trying to fix II
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-13
9
Truman Gives
\
Envoy Strong
Veto Powers
Presidential Grant To En-
voy Unparalleled In
U. S History
TO BACK POLICIES
Truman, Byrnes Following
Plan To Bargain Abroad
Through Cash

WASHINGTON, May H. B -
General George c. Marshall is
holding an absolute veto over a
$500, 600. 900 American loan to China,
it was learned Sunday.
It is one of the strongest grants
of power ever made by a president
to an American envoy to back up
United States policies in a for
eign country.
Bargain With Cash
The Chinese loan is cited by dip
lomatic authorities as a striking
example of the extent to which
President Truman and Secretary
of State Byrnes have carried their
new policy of bargaining for Amer
lean aims with American dollars.
In another application the State
department has suspended credits
to Poland - involving $50, 600, 600 in
cash and surplus war property -
until it can determine whether the
Polish government intends to grant
promised political freedoms.
Poland, Too
Some decision on the Polish situa-
ton may be forthcoming this week.
Under investigation chiefly are
charges that the Communist
dominated Polish government has
a censorship on outgoing political
news, which Polish diplomats here
deny, and that it withheld from
the Polish peoplew ord of the polit-
ical freedom pledges it made to
get the American money.
On still another financial front,
Treasury Secretary Viason, French
negotiator Leon Blum and Export
Import Bank officials may make
See TRUMAN on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-13
USES URGES WOMEN
TO TAKE CANNERIES
JOBS THIS SUMMER

WASHINGTON, May 12.-P-
The U. S. Employment Service
Sunday appealed to women and
children over is. along with men,
to take jobs this summer in food
canneries.
Its statement said that approx
mately 500. 900 full and part-time
workers will be urgently needed
this summer to process the fruit
and vegetable canning crops"
It noted that some 80, 900 prison
ers of war and 5000 foreign work
ers used last year will not be avail
able now.
Everyone - men, women and
youths - living in communities IN
which there are canning plants
should do his share to guarantee
there will be no waste fruit and
vegetables" the appeal said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-13
Into Exile
Little Man In Gray Suit
DoHs Monarchy Crown

The arrival was in dramatic con-
trast to the last visit of the Italian
royal family to Alexandria in 1888.
When the entire city turned out in
a wild and gala welcome. Vittorio
came then to dedicate Italian
buildings in the port city.
On Athens steps were taken
will, decide the fate of still
another European monarch. The
government fixed Sept. l as the
date for holding a plebiscite on the
See CROWN on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-13
Today and Tomorrow
Rv WALTER LIPPMAN

Trieste. Speaking with great re-
serve because the whole situation
is immensely intricate, it seems to
me that tae importance of the
dividing line depends upon whether
YOU are looking backward or are
looking forward. I think the Allied
governments are looking backward
and acting on the false assumption
that Europe is still, and will con-
tinue to be, what it was in the
winter and spring of 1945 when
all power was in the hands of the
Big Three. They have not yet
See LIPPMANN on Page Seven
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-13
Into Exile

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, May 10
P- Vittorio Emanuele, a little
man in g gray suit, debarked Sun
day from an Italian cruiser and be-
gan his exhile in Egypt, leaving
behind .hir. almost As years as
monarch of Italy.
The abdicated head of the House
of Savoy and his former Queen
Elena were greeted by King Far
ouk. then were whisked away
by automobile to a guest
palace provided by the Egyptian
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-13
WEE MONKEYS MAKE
MONKEYS OF SPRY
NEW YORK POLICE

NEW YORK, May 12-(P-Three
playful little monkeys led police
on a merry chase Sunday and in
the end the officers gave up and
the monkeys continued to play.
The three we're among the 100
which escaped Saturday from the
See MONKEYS on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-13
NUREMBERG HOMES
COMBED BY ARMY
Military Police Search For
Cunman Who Killed
Two CTS

NUREMBERG, May 12- P -
Military and civilian police made
search raids throughout a four
square mile area of northern
Nuremberg Sunday, seeking clues
to. the identity of the gunman who
See NUREMBERG on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-13
BOWZES WILL RECOMMEND RETURN
OF h77ONZNG BY AUGUST; CHNAY
sLOAN LIES IN HANDS OF MARSHALL
Meat; Butter, Cheese
Maybe Put Back On
Sterilization Directors Views Made Known
simultaneously With Return Of Hoover
From World Tour For Food Check

WASHINGTON, May IL. -P-Stabilization Director
Chester Bowles plans to recommend that President Truman
restore food rationing in August unless prospects for meet
ing famine commitments improve quickly.
HI believes, said a high official who asked to remain
anonymous, that it may become necessary to ration meat,
butter and cheese, and possibly bread-the latter for the
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-13

Production has halted completely at the Ford Motor gCompany's
vast River Rouge Plant at Dearborn, Mich, top) as the coal
bins beside the plant, normally filled to OVERLOOKING, now stand
empty. Meanwhile, pictured below, the coal miners, chieftain
John L. Lewis keeps plenty of wood for his fuel needs neatly
stacked at the rear of his home in Alexandria, Va. as the strike
progresses, - international SOundphoto)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-13

Wilmington ard vicinity: - Consider.
ably cloudiness with scattered showers
and thunderstorms Monday night. Tues
day partly cloudy and little change in
temperature.
Evening star., 1946-04-20
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

AKfh eanfla:toE! ENG; designers, patent attys
tuFnshos dsns ff1sn seracs5 ssafns desire. sHs
CEMENT WORK; Stone stone walls walls. nasstons s1
Rockville, Nd. Phone Rockville 34s-J
CONSTRUCTING NEW DRIvEwAYs; re.
surIaclng and repairing old ones. Asphalt
eoNTRacToSRgss NsfRs9s Sgs Sgpecislty coMMUNITy
FLOOR sERVicE 81 nothing das or nu. "G he ,as Dess
laying. sanding, finishing. cleaning, par par,
ING IN sS co,TaAST0Rs. Ta SJSg INC. 1872 Wiscon.
FLOORS sANDED, rehnished; 10 years
e5aniss; Gn ssod reasonable prices. Mr.. BROWN
HOUSE ALTERATIONS, repairs and re.
a. 1. Mo9RHfXp eS55i syS3inss' sH. s577, sHzockEz
PAINTING and papering specially; in.
seFioT be and extesior terms
PAINTING. DECoRATISG. paperins, a 4 moo,
rehnIiShing, iLI! roof repairs. waterproolng
tabIished 1925. AD. 51Ss. -AAN1 oN' Co.
PA,PIERING-My free estimate and sample!
w VII fe1e save you money; white mechanics
REMODEL, mooern,ze your home now
terms: @ free estimate. NATIONAL. install.
SCREEN YOUR IIso PoReH G' vhe 1Hs Ia Nave lsoo ms
terial. Repairing and remodeling, as.
6estos siding, roofing. W. D. TAYLOR
sligo 3942 evenings except Fri. and Sat.
and beauties stucco, cinder block and
brick walls; estimates SPRACRETE IN
DUSTRIES. Denrike Bldg, MA 1869. ga
basement waterproofed now Cement work
ROBERT Z; PRICE RE. 1891 26'
" VA: AND WASH. call PATTERSON.
CAULFIEJD CORP for Johns Manville
rSaSng and siding, also storm windows
.|y4N NJ ST. NV. zone L HO 400
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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. G..
SATURDAY, APRIL TO- le4o
HELP MEN (cont.).

HH y sRos osrk 1Nc N screen isa fsH NJ
Vsi Sap i.tachAss aa Las CARPENTERS, long maS Job.
SIS q day. Phone SH. 2445 after pm pm
FROSTED FooDs-opportunity to Dea learn
sales and distribution. through connection
with one of largest frosted foods distribu-
sors IN country. as secretary and assistant
hand and typing experience Discharged
somaa a.iarv or stan sergeant preferred Mod
EXPERIENCE toward futre ,ST by
sss0o ssss09soneement. Apply H. l. ". BUcks' NE. Me-
TWo RELIABLE MEN for termite work
TERMTTE CONTROL CO., MA. 27i1. 81.
PATENT LAW FIRM, Washington, long es-
tsis ttainlsaed with large and diversified Glen
Patent Once examiner and with good
teehnical background, competent to make
denanie inirinsement and validity invessi-
applications; permanent, with excellent fu-
ture possibilities. Replies confidential,
sex ans sar SAL
PATENT LAW FIRM, long established, de-
sires young chemist initially for research
In profession. State age, education and
sstartng stag salary requirements. Box 132A,
AMERICAN AIRLINEs has positions open
ior men, good physical condition, in Fleet
S service Dept. handling air mail, air, ex-
20 star SHIFTS Wssk ksaary asc per hqur
overtime; opportunities in expanding field
Apply Room 12S. Terminal Bldg AMERI-
SShN Stas AlRLINES. . INC, Nationfl Airport,
PERMANENT PoSITIoN-Man, 80 to As,
TO advance to assistant manager of local
branch of national chain store. Write
giving qualification. Box 247-Y, Star -22
AVIATION ORGANIZATION, well estab-
liShed. seeks representative for admins
trative work in employer-employe relations
some travel. Prefer veteran with plotting
experience Give details first letter BoS
413-A, Star
Evening star., 1946-04-20
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

ASSISTANT COOK, colored, for the Lisnel
Home; must be exper., with good ref
pleasant working cond, and living accom-.
and board Cali mrs. RRaUsG. as5 0fSa EN- f9SH 9sa
BooKKEEPEK In1o!1R END cashier in agtomobi!s
CO. GO 1900; ia Q st. NV. 30
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. % %cH. ess59'
COUPLE, man and wife, to take charge
oonditions dma5 h0pss RE ysnna' Va good lylns
hours ABBY coIoNiAL VAL coFrEE peF aRo sHoP 1922
'@4 wilson nivd' Arlinston. Va. CHI. aS29.
EXPERIENCED EXP fountain man or woman
willing n to work: good salary. 1924 Florida
Govt. EMPL., interested in operating a
booa bos,nesS sdx part time IN your own neighbor-
MA MAN AND WIFE as cook and houseman:
i've IN or out; good salary. Call AID. $3.50
MAN OR WOMAN, competent. to solicit
proper properties for sale in the District of Co:
' zRsSz selory co s45 and sf
RETIRED PEOPLE, interested in operating
E business IS Of your own, full or part time.
: kEI1ABLE Ear; COUPLES needed on m29 vir-
sinia estate near Washington by private
msn 1amiy 70 nNt1s2 WGmen to so0E ana housekeep
exercise horses Good isTn saisr,eS @ofk ano ano
1S4-Z, Star -o1
TYPIsT--Man or woman; general ONCE
work: fair knowledge of shorthand good
WORKING conditions; ,391a-hour week; two
weeks annual vacation with pay; good
start1Sg salary. See Mr.. Perry, THE s
g WHITE DENTIST MANUFACTURING
GO.; ~ 18th st. NV. 21'
WANTED-COUPLE, woman as general
housekeeper. to take charge of small house
man TO Drive car and work on farm; good
lVlne quarters. must have reference Call
Falls Church 1143-J -21
RENT FREE to settled white couple hus-
band employed. wife to assist with house
work, and get meals for mother and teen
age boy Glebe 123l
Evening star., 1946-04-20
HELP DOMESTIC (cont.)

G.H.W.-1l am: through dinner: excel
nq snd Seass csr eysry 9thsf
% @entss to 's ssars IT, XII Esth 17os 7RoasE'smaid $50
GHM;; rsfsrsn.. experienced With children local
Gil .. Il. w.. "o Girl ia4S OR WOMAN: small MGa fam
y " ra mce in home i1s on busline room and bath
saai'k RbHnf w. hsiosr saos coorea sm.
aan So some o SIS $S90xaS Weekly 7s5t w. 5s aRa
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. plain cooking,
Iortable room with radio. " day off during
week week and every other Sunday off; S23
GENERAL MtsfS5ihs aoUsEWoskER a5s and cook. live
iIrso!niins ron Bendix washing machine. EN-.
GIRL. white or ,colored. to mind boys boys of
Employee en- Sd couple. Lee Gardens Apis
GIRL. eooiored or white, sh.w, live in,
Tsisrsnees; $50 % week TAI IA. 5aoS. 9eS AI@f isiJ
HoMEMAKER, Complete charge: working
i've n exseena saary a yR peS so time
OF family: $50 a week. Ordway 1887.
HOUsEKEEPER, white. competent exner,-
enced with children: attractive Georgetown
meals me 5 "a and Is s19o mo: housekeepins; coot.
az and 4-yrTold G1 boy lin nursery school during
aousEkEEpERaGHw, as} RH IaRss young white m2e de-
couple; $27 week. ordWay 1888. II.
MAID liye in. pleasant surroundings. light
$S6 cali csifrfRfe En- Ss ultimate salary
MAID, MAJ gh,w. and cooking. 5h-day week;
eren RA 4i54 betWeen S aouSeE1sf and s. no ehsl
sls MAtD d2ureb tRu or ss5s Gays each week for
MAIDS q! or man and wife to take charge
odns1inns OF ANAL house yissnna Va; good LYING
MAIL MAP III ilys in, assume care Of children
room HR 1Rd Sgs SesTd l5ii West Virginia sys
MAID, part time, exper, ehw.. light laun-
ddy;;,.l9 dry; 70 an to 2 pm, Mon; Fri Ref.
aeuulrsu; y q S,a5, Wo. $500 Sat. and after IL
MAID MAI eeHGIN e INV, 5-day week; hours. 10 i6 to
o''o Pm; 2-room apartment. RA. o247.
Nofer Health sa4s @qst bvs Be and
PARhoRMsx5 fays AIS Wbs RA c699
excel. position; cheerful rm, on 3rd floor
With tie terrace otf rm lge bath; permanent
fAIoR MAi8WAITaEss S.fa HGsfa oos3 xSte sl95 Der
month: experience necessary; good ref
erehceS; siI s 70 liye In beautiful modern home.
SETTLED GIRL about 80. ghw; refer
s enees required. Call WI. s796. Bethesda,
WOMAN to cook and 40 ghw.. on farm
$40 month; or elderly couple, salary, $50
gardening. MR.. CURLES, 2O33 Nichols
WOMAN for shw. and cooking; 2 chill
dGen' 16en' SO week. to live in; refs, HI.
WOMAN, colored. settled for g.h.w. and
light laundry: 8 to /, Monday through sat
urday. SOC an hr. and carfare: must be
honest and reliable. Call Ho 5711 for
WOMAN to wash on Wednesday, iron on
Thursday: So per day. PHIL SHERIDAN,
WI 1907. Call Monday after pm. -2I
WOMAN, colored, middle-aged. general
housework. small family, 10 am to 5
p m, no Sundays; no cooking References
required: $50 week and carfare. MRS
Chillum bus) -3f
Evening star., 1946-04-20
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont )

24-hour service, work guaranteed go days;
iads ssFas eped Tsnsfd ana aad
all work, done, by reliable. expert tech.
sssi zeME ara RAbo 5f5y''s SgsnseH 2Psn coMAN &
55z5 5eis i17ze. and many RsG oshePs' uoaf All
co Isl
For PRoMPT service on auto auto body and
easyY MofoR M CO.. sessnt'h ws
fHa6R RaDio ass XSp VI VAdGIM g1s CLEANER repairs
free estimates, free pickup and delivery in
sTSE1 9Eiss= aS Sa il 2$So. SEw SosK
RADIO repairs auto specialist. aoe e1st
srImSn,a S. NV at Pennsyyania n ave. modern in
kAbfos washing ME mac Saehnes vacuum siesn- e
kEFRIGERATToRasa. al' radios ado; and washing Ih
Hsde 1875 ME- yfPaFs as4e
REFRIGERATORS, ali kinds. repaired and
oyyerhauled y also washing machines. Oh
REFRIGERATION REPAIRS and. mainte-
nance expertly done. See STEELE, MI. 3295.
RoOFING-CoNGREss ROOFING CO.
guttering, spouting and roof painting For
i@ree @ estimates on 81 roof repairs, call Ia.
RooFING. TIMING: roof painting, re-
paaiIrIags suffering and spouting cail MIR
ROOFING AND SIDING, Johns-Manyille
products: storm sash, restyling kitchens
With custom made cabinets; long terms,
fY6e rhA' II Tree estimates GATES CONTRACT
SEWING MAChINES-Guarant repairs
On any make Adjusting and oiling. 81.
parts and supplies for ali machines. Sew-
soNs eSa'nf co 6isasict asR 7$6d 6d h0oF' g. hAss
Iai1 IiLE' painting and papering; new or re-
TILE REPAIRING and new installations
py returned veterans. 22 years experience
ARMANT BROS. ia. $500 -25
I1FEWhITERS, minor repairs to rebuild
ing. Free pickup and delivery anywhere
Our 36th year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
WiSbows WASHED, Venetian blinds
cleaned, walls and woodwork cleaned
hooTs tssd: Gle cleaned and Iaxed; work -guaran.
WINDOW CLEANING CO.. 914 G pl. w
TYPEWRITERS cleaned oiled and ad.
9sTEp TYpEWRrHK ESSf &C. sls h1l7
USED CAMERAS bought and sold FULLER
Satiohdr 4 is,AhBERT5 EFT INC" si5 10th St NV
VETERANS VENETIAN BLIND service
venetian blinds cleaned, up to 3 it. Z, 75c;
aiso, retaping, recording and painting
Steel blinds for sale. Estimates cheerfuiiy
Hi,eeq; Baek Gsli kiTsEs Ar; 2I3S or GL 1923 20.
FURNITURE. RALPH NJ. ROGERS. 81. :3435
Evening star., 1946-04-20
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID. white. exper; ref re-
quired: excel. position: cheerful rm. on 3rd
manent position for skilled woman; resi-
dence near Shoreham Hotel. NO. 6643
MAID. white, s125 pc,
month; TO live, in, second noor private
references ren @ Calf eal EN- HDs5 45e7 necessary s10'
COOK. g.h.w., light laundry. family Of 4,
5h days. live in: S25 week; references re.
quired. Chevy Chase area. OIL. 2096.
COOK AND CHAMBERMAID wanted; small
estate, Vienna, Va. RE. 2277. -22
COOK AND G.H.W.; no laundry small
private family; South Arlington Sec; 2nd.
fl; room and bath .;,$ $s5 per wk.; references
COOK AND G:H.W.NLiye in, nice quar-
tiers. no laundry; Thursdays and every
other SUNDAY off, High wages. References
required. Bethesda. OIL 2732. -21
COOK-G:H.W.,, dependable: live in; Cleve-
land Park section: pleasant upstairs room
bath: no laundry; S25-$30 week. OR
COUPLE for general housework and cook.
ins hd LIVE in 96pstairss 6 TToom' private bath
fExPERiENCED CoUPIE for g,h.v., cook.
ing, etc: living quarters. Call WO. 6612
G.H.W., full time, live in: 2 children IL
family: references. EN-. 1886. -21