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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

Hundreds of Kenny kom-
mandoS viii scatter throughout
tAe city with canISters in a final
appeal for funds 10 further The
work Of Sister Elizabeth Kenny
IN trcaimcn, of infaniilc paralysis
victims.
Bh Baxter. state admnjS-
traitor Of the foundation. cmpha-
sized ~ is not too late 20 enroll
as a Kenny kommando Head
quarters are IN the Cannon Me
mortal Washington boulevard at
Michigan The phone number i-
CA 67S5.
A member of BaxIers CONF
mittee will also be stationed today
and tomorrow IN tho lobby ol
The Detroit Times 10 issue coiloc-
uon CanISters ana receive con-
tributOnS
II wish could talk Ia every
Detroiter personally and explain
Just why this drive should hp "A
success" CoChranc said
I24 PATIENTS NOW
III they knew that there are
l?i patients al the Kenny InSti-
tute. with hundreds more ON
the waiting list, and the normal
capacity of the clinic il only go,
perhaps they would begin %
understand
SISTER kenny N--f--t.e-it,4~- ~.
support from any other group.
Half the money raised in
Wayne County will remain here
t0 help build Kenny clinic.
The rest will be- sent Ia expand
the Minneapolis Institute. train
more techniCianS and provide
mobile units for emergency
epidemics."
MOTHER GIVES Stu0
One woman realized tho value
of Sister Kenny'S polio treatment
enough 10 contribute 500. She
wrote.
ITO the Sister Kenny Eouu-
daiiOn in grateful thanks far
my sons complete recovery
from infantile paralysis"
From Edward r. Cali. prcSi-
dent of the Dearborn Machinery
Movers Co, came "A chcck for
$500
THE war work I was doing
before meant the destruction of
lives. Now ! want to do all l
can 10 help save them. and |
know Of no better way thHn
giving this money 20 Sister
Kenny"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04

nothing harmful 10 manage
ment in this proposal. No de-
tai led information obtained
from the books Of any company
IN To be revealed. IL is nothing
new 10 have the government get
accurate information from .
corporation. It In done now by
many federal agencies.
II hope that the members OF
Congress will talk to their con-
stituents while they ate At
home on vacation, and that Inn
mediately upon their return
they will really do something
substantial about strikes along
the lines have suggested In
stead of merely talking about
them"
NEED FOR HOMES
The President said there was an
urgent need for about 5,000,00O
a d d tional homes and that
emergency housing legislation was
needed. He said he expected
1916 To be peak year of food
production and that a satisfactory
level of clothing production should
be reached sometime during the
year.
Mr.. Truman declared that II
the second war powers act IS not
extended beyond June 30 controls
over scarce materials will begin
TO break down in a short time"
The Chief Executive said that
the record of Congress on inter
national matters has been excel
lent but that. on domesti c
legislation it has been distress
ingly slow.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
How Soldiers
Come Home

Troopships arriving in u. s.
home ports today included the
foIiowing:
AT NEW YORK-wehster victary with
S57 troops William Cushing, 454 LeJsuBe.
$50 John NJ. Forbes, SCI Elearor wheel
eck. s22. vernsa 4. Hood. g. Clarence King,
3S Jacob Lackenhach, 81
At san DiEGo-E Dorado, 445: Eisner.
as wtnEheid, -.
NeSkent. ,S46 ~. Mary's. 500 Hes-
Neet. sos. Caps johnson, .4a7. Henry :.
yes.e, sil Barnstsble, 1898. Nashville.
At NEWPORT NEws-Horsee wells, 10
Ansa hekin, TO- zonA Gale. so. George
Davis, S51.
AT PORTLAND, ORE.-LyccmiRr. ose,
DaPASe, 1889.
AT LOS ANGELES Union 4S6: Ionr
Island, l.O7T: SandAlweod. s. Teak. 10
jose Aeests, 50. Marine Lyn1, 2s4 Gen.
Hsrshey, 3.oss. Gen. starFes. ; .2Ol.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
STATE DEMAND HEAVY

lie added that the independent
packing houses. not affected by
the strike, could not meet state
demands
b V. Unwin. Secretary-manager
of the Detroit Independent Meat
Packers Association said Detroit
could expect 20 per cent of the
normal supply He stated that
- independent tHfele. Detroit packers
have contracts with the AFL
meatcutterSS- union. and but six
with the CIO
WI chever estimate is correct.
Detroit housewives have the as
Surancc Of wholesale fish dealers
that their families need not go
hungry
Edwin FinSllVer, a wholesaler
q ql2 Napolenn said local coolers
were stacked high with fish. both
fresh and frozen. and that at
least this one commodity would
be- available "a I'm oSt IN over
supply"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Truman Asks Law
To End (SM Tieup

CONTINUED from Page One)
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
Differ on Effects
Of Packing Tieup

Views of union and packing
house spokeSmen on the extent
10 which Detroit will feel the
nationwide meat strike set for
Jan. l6 by 10000 members of
the United PackinghouSe Workers
OF Amcrica-CIO showed a sharp
divergence today.
Frank Stick. regional director
for the UPWA. said there would
be no pork at air. and a very
small quantity OF beef on Detroit
markets.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-04
HEAVL CUT FORESEEN

lie said that 10 estimate the
available supply al 25 per cent of
normal. once the strike begins,
would be very generous =
Sticks predictions were sup
ported by Willis X. KeaSey, sec
retary of the Michigan Retail
Grocors and Meat Dealers Asso-
Cition, who warned that the states
larger cities would be hardest hit
KeaSey said "at least 80 per
cent. of the states normal meat
supply will be cut off with sup
plies in Detroit. Flint and Lam
sing falling to about ID per cent
of normal.
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HELP poMESTic Cont

GIRL for housework and cooking from II
S.slock to after dinner; $50 per week. co,
Girl for ssnsral houssxork' in apart
GIRL colored, .g.h.w,; cooking some
week. eyes; apt 'n near 18th !. Columbia
I'd: S2b. references co 6343, Apt. 3D.
GIRL, part time, for general housework
$40 wk.: honest dependable, exp. GE
GIRL OR WOMAN, experienced for gen.
CIR GIRL sur Or WOMAN S,'eP reiab able permanent
work doctors family, live in, best pay
MAID for beauty salon. HOURS. 10 e !;
sAL0N' 522 18th NV. If
MAID, colored. live in, general houseWork;
neat; attractive; salary and room. OR.
NAH. gh,w,; plain cooking. no Sundays;
day WORK STEADY 'f PARK kee Hof TEL s S"9
MOTHERS MELrER-s hrs, on Saturday,
F IaHsh rna 'i Ho6sfkEEPrK child nurse
SETTLED WOMAN to take entire charge
caring for 2 grown boys; live in private
upstairs rm. and bath; S?5 TO start. DE
jS9l before I pm; TR. 1898 after : m
Ia
SETTLED WOMAN. cook and general
housework; salary. $50 week private cot
age with bedroom. bath and living room
country near Washington. Telephone
Herndon 137-M IL
WHITE OR COLORED COUPLE as cook.
houseKeeper and caretaker for bachelor S
summer water front home. near Annapo-
us, Nd: must be sober. reliable and have
so ,o references: separate servant quarters
with private bath; $500 per month room
and board. Cali CO. 5000 after 5 pm.
today
WOMAN. colored, settled, experienced gen.
eral nouseworker fond of children: perma-
nent; mye N upstairs nm. and private
BATH. WO. SO after m II
WOMAN. settled, white; plain cooking and
downstairs work. no laundering. other
help employed; live in: local references
n3u a week, EN-. Btu. Ia
WOMAN. white, settled. live in. 500 a
month; care for child, g h W: private rm,
nice suburban home; off "a day Wed, all
oay Sunday. Call Ii. $3.50. S am. to 3
. NJ. Call UN 1921 after pm II
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

ASSISTANT - Thor
personal work, excellent reference as to
apillty and character; minimum S235
Col ~ siaE with or without Id die
= alton, small sets of books kept. on hourly
pass. Phone NE. 1852 or call at 1919
DREssMAKING. design. remod.. siliera-
ions i eve gowns specially; reas. MISS
BERT, 1880 Irving NV. Apt 4 AID DDS
Girl light colored,; wants work as bus
GIRL, colored, desires Job as maid in no.
tel or care for small child in apt. FIR
sandwich maker Can CHI. $500,
LADY, middle aged. desires situation as
companion com or care of child, stay nights.
LADY, young. colored. experienced tipping
ping hn writing records etc: , yrs. college
PARf.TIME WORK. after p.m.' . in
downtown area. desired by two sisters.
% s or EYES either 6h d together or sep exp
fF arieI R SuRs AD DAYS xk N hrs
s Sc "a. 70 e, I4s .,sro.r.nn,r -
p9sltion. day week. SIS '' OR. 's s55s,
sEcRETARYIIiowan, executive ability.
sition in legal medical, publishing pro-
les q would like TO live in East. Box
sECRETARY to former United States Sem
ator desires position; expert stenogra pher.
Box 21-M. Star l6s
SECRETARY, %. efficient attractive, re-
sponsible, Z yrs. exper, . yrs college.
adaptable any type business: excellent ref !;
desires position: minimum S65 Ma 1851,
TO am. or after 3 pm. Ii 5143 IA.
TEACHER. trained, experienced in kinder
garten and nursery, desires position in
fal: references. Box 5-M, Star IL
WOMAN. white. so, desires working in
cafeteria or cleaning. Box 4S-M, Star 13.
YOUNG LADY. colored, desires work in
doctors or dentists office as reception
iSt Call between am. and pm, AT
10 -13
AMBITIOUS. live-wire news reporter and
raolo neWscaSU writer; also magazine and
Govt. experience: B. A. degree. HO. $3.50
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT AND BLDG" offered for
sale in its entirety, or will consider leasing
near Eye NV. owned and operated for 40
years, by the same family attractive terms
can be arranged. Please call HARRY, L.
BUSINESSES WANTED at once. Grocery
stores, ,delicatessens, restaurants. gas sta
ss most any D Of no a
ELLIS FL long EST: Bus Broker 1910 Yer r
mG Mav nye sEvRRAL hoasan S14 dollars which
I am willing to invest IN a going business
as silent partner; replies will be held IN
sad siyen EoS aa5-k: s dsG s va
block of Pa. ave. n. W; II rooms :. baths;
SO rent; fair t9rniture; lease quick pos
Booming HOUSE Broker, 1910 Vermont aye
s SMALL H. RE 81 h}fa center of Alex s
dria, doing large business with very small
for ambitious young couple price So, 300:
ha c Al BAKER Asi susk son AZ 5 81 kns
Alexandria. Va. Alex. 6644. TIE. 7,3a43.
LIVELY BUSINESS. delicatessen and
grocery, busy section of H st. ne: low
IWnse room tSr expansion sl4s5oo
FOR SALE = Auto repair shop, fully
equipped, general repairing. paint, body
repairing, Welding; Will be SOLD this week.
Rear, 2l2 G. St Sc. 13s
BOOMING HOUSE, excellent location; al
ways filed rms. arranged into apis.
and 2 sleeping rooms, refrigerators: good
income quoted; low rental, lease arranged.
Priced at only $1,000, with $1,000 cash
down payment. For further details call
JOHN j. MckENNA, Realtor and Business
Broker, exclusive agent. 1929 Eye st. n. W.
RE. 5345. Ia
LUNCHEONETTE and sundries. doing ST.
900 per mo-; long lease. Due to illness will
sell for less than cost of stock and equip;
$4,000. terms. After q pm. HO. O657.
BEAUTY SHOP, located in an excellent
Virsinia neighborhood. completely equipped
for operators; transferable lease; inme-
date possession. Price and other particu-
iarS on application. Call Mrs. Benson,
COLONIAL REALTY CO. 2O24 Wilson
blvd. CHI. 1854, OK. O575 and Gil, 81 g.
LISTING NO. 10-Grocery store doing a
nice business; has an apt; good stock,
futures and lease; AL BAKER SON,
LISTING NO. 14-Beer, wine, groceries and
knick-knacks; store fully equipped; S2,75O,
terms. AL BAKER g. SON. TIE. 7343, Alex
BARBER SHOP. New York ave. NV: 9
chairs, fully equipped; 3 BARRIERS working
owner quotes over $500 wk; heat fur
nished; cheap rent. Price, $4,000 in
Guiding everything; terms. Call ONCE for
appointment. EDWIN L. ELLIS Long
Est. Broker. 1910 Vermont ave-, RIM. 217.
RE. 5140. Ia
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HELP DOMESTIC.

coon; general housework, help with a
yssr-p per S ses live VIZ m good references
COON; one who serves well and who can
furnish I, r references; hours of employment,
~ m TO $50 p m good salary; Tele
COOK, light housework. small family,
seaShore } months $50 week, OIL. 6la3
COOK G.H.w. $50: exper, refs. air-con-
eook AID sna MAID home to near
pleasant living quarters; good salary
CoUPLE. s5 to 40. wife rood cook and
in; 5000. OR. a9s6. 21s6 Brandywine
CIV, live in; one blk. off Conn. ave. ::
t joee of st Children a EN- small bs family
nights: good salary. no. 55s4. "a a.
W.; live in doctors home. Randolph
G.H.W.. plain cooking. light laundry, 5ia-
day day week; experienced. Conn. ave. bus.
e GI Nj W RssJi hit. settled nerxor u,o wsnts
good home. 2 small girls, washing machine.
small home, time of, live in, refs. SH
CIV: cooking: live in, small family,
sSs ENERAL 1 MousEW 2R -1 pm
res4shee nsf s pef x ssRd1 Phone Eh
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, light cooking
live in: S25 week. SH. 53O5 -I6
plain cooking: 3 adults, silver Spring
home, min over D. c. line; ref. req:
s eia 81 G aoestsEwoKk cooking an. mas as
sist with care of 5-yr.-old child. July. Aug
at seashore; best wages. Experience and
references required. Elk. $500, Ext 400
GIRL for general housework and cooking
Apply sol H St. ne. IL
GIRL, hish school age, responsible with
children; South Arlington home: 2 pm
until z: available some evenings. Cali
IA. 1871. ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-13
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS, resi-
Geaa " an sARY SON free Peans
htIiLoING AND REPAIR WORK, d Ist-
sgBuFBAS 5sSd CO.. o. %1
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. -na mao
F. MARCUCclo Route T. Horners lane,
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 700. Pc
CONSTRUCTING driveways and wslkways
s anq YIN hphat or
81 4la2 or Wo. 7726
nrnsf;, concrete or black top; for
e ea coLE sSnpa' Sd s s6 rolled
FLOORS sANDED. refinished polished
made IKE new; prompt service. Call
FLOOR SANDING. REFINIsHrNG. Clean
G "a : s. any So5 lime D0kEs FLOOR sEkV-
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the be Best;
laying sanding. finishing. cleaning, par
q qHs i GoSs tons Bruce fnishsS FLOOR
i HONE dEs' KE EN- pIi and general con-
s l4asan eyes "a 5S 4 Free WILLIAMS eImass tx
HOUSE ALTERATIONS repairs and re-
modelling. painting and .paperins. Call
A :. 9n3l; , Evenings Sligo %6l5. sHockEY
tRONWORK fire escapes. railing. angles.
beams. guards, burglary protection. gates,
DUPONT IRON WORKS. Ma 3766 IA
PAINTING. house roofs: let US give you
free estimates. Phone Dupont 1863. adj
dress 1901 10Th st. NV Is
PAINTING, DECORATING, papering. floor
rehnishlng, roof. repairs. waterproofing
work guar: white mechanics: references;
estab. 1925. GILBERT g. HAMILTON,
AZ 5d9s no,.-,,z. ,o,, Now. n.r
terms: free estimate. NATioNAI INsTAI.
IATIoN co. 5502 WIS ave WI 1900
ing a walk, outdoor fireplace, wall. rock
garden. foundation? Wholesale and retail.
Call us for fine rock. EN- S754. ~
ROOF REPAIRS. renewed, painted: cutters.
spouts: free estimates; 80 years reliable
serv. GICHNER ROOFING CO. MA. 1870
ROOFING, LEAKS. SLATE. composition,
brick waterproofing, guttering, spouting;
work guaranteed. CLIFTON, GE. 3431.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while 7 have ma
fan Phone ST. 3a43 ewes: except Friday
WATERPROOFING.- all kinds: have your
basement waterproofed now: cement work.
IN VA. AND WASH call PATTERSON
cAULF1ELD CORP for Johns Manviiie
roofing and siding, also storm windows
3340 N st; NV: gone T.. Ho 1920
plastering, floor finishing. Quality work,
free estimates Prices esq most reasonable;
OLD D a5tirsTo Cd 9a CO.. GIL
0211-,Call us for roofing, siding. painting,
guttering and other remodeling. Terms
Soliciting Virginia work exclusively 81
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calculalors cleaned
ollie and adjusted. All work guaranteed
RE 1177 UNITED TYPEwRT1 Err co
APPLIANCES - Refrigeration, commercial
and domestic: washing machines. BendiX
and all other makes; :24-hour service. Ii
632S. Is
BRICKWORK. anything in brickwork,
brickayers en- hand at all times repairs
or new work FIR 4416 is
CAMERA REPAIRING. Can FULLER d
dALBERT. INC, National 4712. SIS 10th
ST. NV.
CARPENTRY, general repairs screen
porches, doors, windows, etc save by deal
ing direct with mechanics; work guaranteed
GOODMAN. HO. 5267. 49,
CLEANING of upholstered furniture by
expert, in homes: quality york guaranteed:
reasonable prices. HO 1882 any time. 14'
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
rugs by new and revolutionary process, sem
sational results guaranteed; work done
in your own home. For estimates call MR.
CURLEY any time, NO 50S1
CLEANING. WAXING FLOORS; specialize
ing in shampooing furniture in your home;
we also do chs. DE. 1878. Ia
CLOCKS REPAIRED, domestic, foreign,
spring, weight and electric: prompt serv-
ice; work guar. MYERSON'S CLOCK
CLING. 44s IT 9TH ST.. st NV, over LisEett's.
ELECTRICAL, from A to z in construction:
old houses. fire alarms . specially. RED
WILLIS. 81. 1887. lib
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
GIRL, experienced. relia

COLORED GIRL. experienced. reliable
wants days work: 80 and carfare no
COLORED WOMAN. reliable. wishes day
work or morning, part time. MI. 6l31
COOK. colored II yrs exper. wants job
Week ci stay ref
DE 1867 until s pm.
CURTAINS WASHED and stretched pick
up and delivery, am. to pm. IL
GIRL, colored. desires part-time day gen.
eral housework: light laundry. DI. 1926.
GIRL. colored. desires Inv. full or part
time. ) days. PEARL HOPKINS, 2105 S.
Oakland St, Arlington, Va. IA
GIRL. colored, desires work by day In
city and out. Elk 1868. Call to pm. .
HON. DISCHARGED lady Marine corporal
Will care for one or two children and help
with other duties from June 20 to Sept. 3
in sober Christian family who will go to
New ENGLAND States for summer: high
school grad, two yrs. in U. S. M c.; must
Be BE- back by Sept. to enter college. Call
PART-TiME HoUsEwoRK wanted with
private Fslysd family an experienced; bachelor pre-
WOMAN. middle aged white. will care
for infant or Go INV. in your home: live
in. Box 45M Star. 14s
WOMEN t2p. settled, wish work by the
day in Bethesda: light cleaning and laun-
dry; So ana carfare. Phone Gathers
WOMAN, colored. wants days work 1918
IA St NV Apt 20. Franklin Apts
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started kept
part timc' balanced. tax returns: city ref
H sIsGesi 0S soe Expert. weekly monthly
services; an records. FINANCIAL statements,
t .Ct,G,i SSStem ms Adsms n1e:. ~
VIII keep your books. part-time basis, pre-
pare monthly and periodic statements pay
t Rnok ,aNst St Can Chestnut slsa Is
eran. would, like accounting office-not al
ta5d 81 E TS,k A T. SPRING, IA ,5a7-W
statements. tax returns: full or part time
II SINAI! ONCE you Will need no other
erences if necessary ME- 50s2 IA.
COLORED MAN. college trained. desires
JOB as clerk. typist or driver, Call no
EXPERIENCED wELDER, repair or con-
s GRapGaT M9rf rS AZ R5 xours 4
siret 80 yrs exp interested in eng. sales
T MGsk R0I nrST "A si sTInrNr desires fun
chemistry or any type of laboratory work
along scientific lines. Call EN-. Oo56.
LAW STUDENT desires afternoon work
S Gsas s s ses spls, and
MAN. "A. BCs degree acct yrs, man
eXper. 8 yrs. supt. of aircraft and auto
malnt and repair large Govt. pilot train
ing ing school . e, personally employing, and
sonnet. ! yr, Cow. tech. insp, desires po-
Stl9n with future. Box 34-M Star. "a.
MAN, eolored wants lob chauffeur or
light delivery truck experienced Ho
MAN wishes Job Of any kind. 3 pm. tin
MEDICAL STUDENT, 4th year. now on g.
month vacation desires employment:
trained In laboratory work. history-taking
probation. medical zoology and general
clinical routine; excellent Washington ref
erenceS; available at once. Call ia. s0O5
Nj. i. T. SOPHOMORE age 90. excellent
ioundatlon in photography. chemistry.
slres summer employment Tel. AT $3.50
RADIO REPAIRMAN, 3 yrs. of prewar
radio repairing experience. ; yrs Of air
borne radar maintenance and holder OF
commercial 1st-class radio-telephone H.
cense; desires perm. position with chance
RADIO TEGHNICf2 sS expert ni s'i repairman
desires psrt-time work evenings. Box
VETERAN desires position as chauffeur for
Tefsrencss HAIRY G srAS snsis Ex Ssef fs
VETERAN Ex-YEoMAN. clerical expert
v weekly sos SAM ABILITY requires $50
an1z Box PAT sM f Star
YOUNG MAN would like to have posi-
Ion with an export firm TO translate
English into Spanish and type same
Call Alex. $500. NORRIS IA
5-PC. ORCHESTRA. experienced. desires
work in Washington or vicinity perma-
nent connection preferred rates reason
aDie. SH O9l9 evenings. is
WANT NIGHT WORK. porter or busboy
IA. U511
TEMPORARY POSITION desired immedt-
ately: executive Bnd administrative ex-
perience. two years college and school OF
hard-knocks: can handle any type OF
-
vacation veteran, age 81 Box 61-M
Star Ia
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

TRAVEL Y. S. A. the scenic way-Fast,
comfortable, economical. Share cost;
guaranteed rot to exceed S39 to Los An
geles: Low rates, to all cities; Cars daily:
References EXCHANGED. WASHINGTON
AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU, % Mass ave.
NV, RE. $3.50. 13s
GENTLEMAN desires transportation to Mi
ami, Fla; drive for transportation; refer
ences. RA. 1855 after pm 10.
ROCHESTER. n. Room for . or 3:
share expenses and drive: leaving June II
no. S646 evenings, or mornings, 8 TO g.
PASSENGERS WANTED to Springfield,
No; no. drinking: leave Friday. WI.
ROCHESTER, N. Y.-Room for or g.;
share expenses and drive: leaving June Ia
HO. S646 evenings or mornings, to 9.
NASHvILLE-Leaving Sunday, take 2,
Buick. new tires. sH. 1907
PASSENGERS WANTED - Leaving for
Uniontown, Beallesville. via Route 40, Fri
day night, June IA. return Sun. june 16.
RA 1923
OCEAN. CITY. MD.-Twice a week, regu-
larry throush season; parties accommo-
PAssENGERs WANTED. South Dakota vi.
chicaso; Friday or Saturday. Wo. 6122.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

FRENCH. GERMAN Native European
teacher with university degree will give
lessons during summer months, starting
June 5. Write Box 393H. star 70
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand,
typewrting, bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1893 F st. MA ;2:53S
HAWAIIAN AND SPANISH GUITAR, also
violin; private instruction. instruments
furnished; no extra charge. AID 1896
SEWING-Learn to sew: s 2-hour lessons.
$40; NIGHT and day classes. 1887 Conn.
ave, EN- 4244
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
20 lessons ImproVising and transpOsing.
Aforementioned studio. MR.. NEWMAN,
! 100 G st. NV. ME. 400 or RA. $500
AUTO DRIVING MISCONCEPTIONS. d4al /,
DRIVING SCHOOL. MI. 1872 IA
RUSSIAN LESSONS by native Russian in
your home or mine. Box COIN, Star. 49,
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

Al SECRETARY Cd, $3.50, for foreign
embassy, meet interesting people. perm. :;
aviation secretary. future. S1I0;. sec, po-
litical, Sl55-S200: public relations sec.
$50 wk: stenog.. legation, foreign. $40
wk. Need 100 new applicants daily for
current openings. Oldest emp. agency in
d. c.. est. 2S yrs. 1t adds prestige to be
sent by 'Boyds" Come in. see Miss White
or Miss Lee BOYDtS. 1913 F. MA. 1898.
vestieafor credif denartment exnerience
necessary. Salary open. MUTUAL EN-
PLOYMENT SERVICE, ITO G st. NV,
Ma. O954
DOMESTIC.
GOOD THINGS are obtained by labor.
Don't lose time. Call RE. 1911. Get the
right person for the right job. White
and colored help. Men and women. Ca
ness or domestic MAINE EMPLOYMENT
CENTER. 102 9th St NV 49,