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Washington Journal., 1946-08-02
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meroeu Der @aut lit bGufig l1riode
BON ungeniigenoem 9(btrodnen nad)
@oi6ungen. W}an trodne oas Sc
IiHt 10 lange ab, bis es ooaltGnoig
truden lit. @S lit namentli6 Oa8
Sbr, meI9es IeiOet, oenn 0ieIe
SteIle miro g~emobnlid am penigiten
abgetrodnet.
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@npfinOlibfeit Der Saltt. @ut IinO
Die fetten 5eifen, oodl id1umen lie
iebr wenig. 8eionoers 0u priifen
iir0 sic Obren Der &inoer, fuelde
gebaoet morOen lin0. Sit in Dem
Sbr nod 6euhtigfeit porbonoen
unO trifft Damn 0oslelbe Elm folter
2uft5ug, lei es our6 0as @e6ieln
Oes 3immers oOer SOB man ons
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8olge cine Gbrenent5iinoung lein.
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2anlpen, @ei8filien, Bldtteiien ltnO
&odplatten oiirfen nidt al Ser
Sdnur aus Der Stedooie b~erousge-
5ogen weroen, neil ipn7t oie Sdnlr
balo idaobaft miro, mas entmeOer
5l Itorenoen un0 eri6redenoen
&ur3i6liiiien o0er niht ungef1br=
Iiden eleftriiden 5dldgen fiibren
fam.
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Dor0en.
@a8 made ih iebt2 Mean modf
iid idnea ufoli9e" Sobne. M1an
perriibrt ole 51r SoBe erforoerlide
@enge Mebl nit elmer EnIie @iI6
glatt (auh bonn Gag Dorber fann
lie iein), gibt Elm big 8spei @BIoffeI
3itroueniaft ooer giiig Oa8u uno
ldBt Die Miidung itebenz Die na9
Washington Journal., 1946-08-02
RamSel unO manSsl
NmsIeanma

Nmslegmng
sd bo6e sir fiinf @funo aepfeI
mitgebroht. Qlusgeiubt id0ne 80
re-.
,,Sanpobl. Ole idOneu iino i8on
nusgeiubt".
Washington Journal., 1946-08-02

Dcs Hcrsens Gen;

SuIt felt an Oeineu Susenbtran-
men
llnO Dabrc Dir Ocn SinOeriuu,
8enn aud Die Sabre sir uidjt
iGnmcm,
9es @er5ens 2en5 miro ME ent-
flieb'n.
Gborn
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Simmer ehrlih

Sdlnmmel min cine Sole falIfen.
Gr itebt inn 2aoen atflo befiiblt 0aS
'Sfiid. Sntner mieOer. Son ouen Sci.
ten. ,gSit 6os Oenn refine @oIle2"
Man bort ale ieine 3tpeifeI ber-
aus. SD min Sic niGt betriigen",
logte Der gerfdufer, u0ie &n6pfe fin6
feline.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-02
Wlontaigne.

5donbeit uno geritnno
Sinh lelten bermanot.
5pridport.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-02

lin Sdmudiaden, @oGo, Gil.
Der, Smpelen SIT reinigen, lege man
lie einige Weinuten in SnIminfgeiIt,
ipiile lie in laulparmem @oiier na9
ltnO ~oergra6e lie Damn in elmer
5dadtel nit 5dgemebl. no Iie gut
trodnen. 0ad einiger 3eit nebme
mon tie beraus itnO bitrite lie nit
elmer fleinen, meiden 8irlte aus.
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Nie NRiiAnma

,.aornt i] lpo6l fir iiinf &appen
aemiidte gonbons baben2~ fragt ser
feline 6rib beim &aufmann.
uSamobG, mein Sunge. ,,Sier baIt
on 5pei Stiid; miiden fannit gu lie
Dir IeIber".
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fur3er 3eit Oif miro, uno ~perueuOet
lie ols uSabneneriaB."

lin 8Gedeu ans aleioern gu emit
fernen, IOie man pulueriiierten 8orar
in laumarm. @alIer ouf. ginen lalt-
beren Soppeu tau6t man in sic So
Jung u10 befeu6tet 0olnit oen be-
treffenoen Sled. Gam rei6t man
nit eiaem apeiten 2appen tiidtig
na6; Der Sled miro idnea oer-
idlpunoen iein. 3ulebt i~iberbiigelt
mon oas aleiOungsitiid ouf ser linz
fen Settle.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-02
SpraAc

Gugenoen uno MGoden iinO am
idonIten ebe lie miiien, OaB lie
idon iinO.
2uomig Borne.
Washington Journal., 1946-08-02

SIN elmer Id0nen Sruu bat man
bolo genug; cine CUTE miro man ni9t
10 6alo iatt.
Wontaigne.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23
ASKING FOR
EQUIPMENT BIDS
Seventy-Thre New Type
Sleepers Are Planned
For Coast Runs

Seventy one sleeping cars -
enough to operate three daily
trains between the East and Flor
ida in both directions - are in.
cluded in the list of passenger
equipment on which the Atlantic
Coast Line railroad requested bids
last week.
Blueprints and specifications for
the III modern, lightweight
streamlined cars which the rail-
road. in conjunction with the
Pennsylvania Railroad; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road and Florida East Coast Rail
way, plans to acquire also EN-
brace 80 coaches, Is diners ano
three baggage cars.
New Trend
A new trend in sleeping accomo-
Gations may be indicated in the
fact that none of the present type,
open-section sleepers with upper
and lower berths, are to be con-
StruclSQ. AL OCi tllo WAL -
vately enclosed and arranged SO
as to provide drawing rooms, dou'
BILE bed rooms or roomettes.
Drawing rooms contain three
beds, two double bed rooms n
one roomette.
Forty-two of the sleepers will
have six double bedrooms and q
bar lounge; ten are made UP OF
two drawing rooms and IA room
cites.
Coaches
Seating "a persons each, the
coaches are equipped with indivi-
dual, rotating, reclining seats, and
adjustable foot rests.
Diners, serving SO travellers.
will feature diagonal seating, and
kitchens with new capabilities.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23
XII KLUX ISSUE
RAISED IN RACE
Georgia Gubernatorial
Campaign Heated By
Khan Controversy

ATLANTA, Ca, May 22-WD-
The smoldering issue of the Kn
Klux Khan flared up like a torch
Wednesday in Georgia's already
heated Democratic governors race.
Gubernatorial Candidate James
V. Carmichael, 35-year-old Mariet,
ia attorney and acknowledged
choice of Gov. Ellis Arnall, who
cannot succeed himself, charged
that the "Klan will rule Georgia."
if either of his principal opponents
is elected.
Talmadge Opposes
Carmichael is opposed by former
Governors E. D. Rivers and Eu-
gene Talmadge, and also by two
lesser-knoWn candidates.
The Klan's present policy is "to
spread hate and fear and to rule
by force and intimidation" Carmi'
chael said in a speech at Gaines.
vile, Ga.
He did not refer to Rivers OF
Talmadge by name, but called
Talmadge "old red suspenders''
and Rivers 'black bow tie''-fol
their sartorial trademarks.
You do not have to guess what
kind of government you would
get from them" Carmichael de-
clared. "You have already seer
the Ku Klux Klan run Georgia
when black bow tie was governor
before.
Rivers served as governor from
1887 to 1941. Shortly after he left
office, DR.. Hiram Wesley Evans
former Imperial WIZARD of the
Khan, was indicted on charges Of
embezzlement in connection with
sales of paving asphalt to the state
highway department.
Paid Heavy Fine
Evans pleaded nolo c%ontendre
and paid a heavy fine.
Meanwhile, DR.. Samuel Green
grand dragon of the Georgia Khan,
said 1.-The Khan is not in politics."
1--WE educate our members on
Khan policies, and inform them
about the candidates and let them
vote their own convictions.' he
said.
Green admitted that white SUI
premacy'' remained a major
tenet of Klan policy.
Talmadge is the only candidate
in the five-man race urging re-
tention of G%eorgia's white prl'
mary and has based his cam
paign largely on the race issue.
Green said the Khan would not
officially endorse Talmadge-"of
anv other candidate"
Neither Talmadge o Rivers
has mentioned the Klan in cam
paien speeches to date.
Hoke o'Kelly, a fourth candidate
has said he lis not in sympathy
with the Klan."
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23
LEWIS AND STAIN
MIGHT PLAY TOUGH
GAME OF MARBLES

WASHINGTON, May 22-(P)-
A suggestion that JOHN l..
Lewis be named ambassador to
Russia was made in the House
Wednesday.
The proposal was advanced
by Representive Hebert D-La),
who declared:
"We ought to send Lewis
to Russia, where his peculiar
talents for cooperation, under
standing and eagerness to as
sist humanity could work to
the best interests of our count
ry.
He would fit in well in a
country where they follow his
rules of i won't play If Won
won't play with my marbles"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23

taomhers Of the 2sth Field Artillery
observation battalion who sur
v;ved the Malmedy massacre OF
December II, 1916, to testify
AGAINST Col. Gen. Josef CSepp)
Dietrich. commander of the SIS
Adolf Hitler division, and 70 other
members of that organization.
Former PFC. Samuel Dobyns
Of S~andusky, Ohio testified under
cross-examination that he saw a
German standing by a tank point
2 pistol at j group OF Americans
drawn up in ranks and shoot one.
When Dobyns heard the shot,
he broke ranks, ran to the rear
and init the dirt" because he
was scared and nervous" Two
machine guns then opened up
on the prisoners, he testified.
Guns Rake Ground
Il was hit in the right arm, in
the right ankle, in my left hand and
in my right hip" he said. Il gos
eight or 10 bullet holes in my
jacket. The guns raked the ground
after we fell, then members OF
the armored outfit stood in their
tanks and took pct shots at u.s."
Wednesdays first witness, Ken
net F. Ahe-ns, a former sergeant OF
Erie. Pa, said that, when the
machine gun fire stopped, ne heard
German soldiers Laughing and
having a good time while u boys
prayed"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23
CHANCCHUN FIGHT
LOOMS IN CHINA
Nationalist And Communist
Forces Massing For
Decisive Battles
Nv the Associated Press

A decisive battle for possession
of Changchun appeared imminent
Wednesday. Frontline dispatches
renorted advance units of the Chi
nese First Army driving northward
from Kungchuling to within %
miles of the Communicated Man
churian capital.
Large Communist forces were
reported massing in that area as
Government Gen. Tu Lining threw
elements of his fast-moving army
into Kungchuling : halfway be-
tween Szepingkai and Changchun
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23

and sent spearheads on beyond.
With his American-trained and
equipped troops advancing toward
their goal along five routes through
and around Kungchuling, General
Tu took time out to issue a state
ment to the Press. In it he express
sed hope that "the bandit force"
(Communists) would repent" ano
abandon the capital to spare II
further destruction.
The Communists shelled Chang
chun when they captured it from
Nationalist forces in a four-oav
battle five weeks ago following
Russian evacuation.
Tu and Gen. Hsiung Hsl-Iul
sent a joint telegram to General
| MarshalT's peace committee al
| Marking and to Sino-Amerlcan
(truce) headquarters at Pelplns
urging them to request the ban,
dit troops" to evacuate Antuns
and Changchm.
Mineral wool insulation makes
the house warmer in winter,
cooler in summer, lessons sound,
Is fire resistant and saves fuel. .
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23
TODAY'S VETERAN

Todays veteran is married, 27-
years-old and a high school grad.
uate. He also studied two years
at State college.
He spent 10 months in the U. S
Navy where he supervised various
records including flight reports,
keeping flying time for pilots.
Prior to entering the Navy he
had two years experience as a
timekeeper for a large manufac'
turing company. Earlier he
worked five years with the rail
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23
Ct RELATES TALE
OF NAZI CRUELTY
Former Private Tells VI
Germans S shooting
American Wounded

DAcHAU, Germany, May 22-Oe
Homer D. Ford OF Lection, Mo-
former p%rivote first class in the
lid artillery, testified Wednesday
hat he had heard the crunch OF
files butts against skulls, as S.
men walked through machine
y,nned American prisoners OF wal
At the Malmedy crossroads and
finished off the Wonded.
az saw ne Germans shoot the
wounded. VINO shouted tor help"
Ford said.
He was the last Of six former
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23

roads as traffic rate clerk and d.
filing. He also did other offi..
duties such as checking and mai
ing adjustments of freight r.,.,
He wants a local lob.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-23
Returns

NEW YORK, May 22-(R-Ber-
nard Cardinal Griffin, archbishop
of Westminster, England, left by
plane Wednesday to return home
after visiting the United States
several weeks.
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PERSONAL,

BABY sITTERs-Mothers, safeguard your
home ana child with bonded, LICENSED ssIy-
81 s,fsfSI af
ssS3 ss NM Miss Zoo! Ws,s s6ls,s s sv. $780,
PERMANENT WAVES. 81: shampoo and
ingerwave. soc. No appointments, All
FfEs s0rs ~ sveeSsa Psio
d. W. JOHNSON, Dentist--False teeth re-
bssEssnRhns A Eli Ssse ees ssi
Modern studio centrally located in Loew's
sr the holaass HadEh
Fifth ave-, n, ", I110 st. NV. Room
NURSES NJ sfsa AvA1LAs s trained, practical or
bonded, BU .ssSS Never closed:
Ahe o q aaof lss MS Of Vs coz
PAfeeeosN p 1876 FE sS5s. DAY and
tsansp ho sshH4 ahss Rssd az asy
PfEEfRMASENTi,. 81; ssampoo and lnseI
sssS &,
through 4th grade; transportation fur
pfss 6 Il RE1PHoI e and
paired to look like new: new postwar Tab
week vices we Ssny Fs 6pHo
STERING CO.. Elk. 5096 go
TUXEDO SUITS for sale and l tails;
exceptional bargain for one able to wear
size A short; quality material and work.
manship perfect: will alter to IT., small
charge. NEEDLECRAFT SERVICE, $40
DRAPERIES, vALANCEs-co. $500; ex-
pert workmanship and designing. your
fabric or ours; we bring samples to YOU
B Bin9sf saaEsf BY Da4ne
VACANCY IN NURSES private home for
patient. Good food and good care. clean
and pleasant, comfortable, SH. 1858. 30
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home,
* Inherent poses. S12 so, You will treas
ure these lovely, natural pictures in your
chiId,s own environment For appointment
call no. APO day or evening. 20
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTING, auditing, bookkeeping serv-
Ice T fsss planning 4a go snd 5a taS returns Nod
a6SoGSTAST' expert. books saI;. stastsa kept
h hTSgs IsIa and promotio n writer
assignmsnsss,; Write Boy sa6-B; Star, Star 60 e.
BooKKEEpf nc SERVICE. SIS month up:
sYpsrt aeSs g s1nG al t WpI rs5gTns RE
B 500 * part-tIme. eSes. and Sat
oR 9saS eoored vishe.
c 5SS Ii tis'e GRADUATE, It, eomdr.. q S
n. R., 5la yrs; naval aviation NAVIGATOR.
as writer. navigator. English teacher, h. 5.
or coll; no door.to- door selling; viii travel.
HIP iIsai : o e ( a BooKkEErER or
aect.; Wharton School grad; 20 yrs exp;
Ma MSsINsT II fs q property, operation,
spps bn5e moss co
driving, Call Ii. o7la. ROOSEVELT
sses s s. asssfs 81 sr sYSs POSITION
pIeyn,ss s eithsE legally or viii travel. Ssil
RfEaFFRRiGEERATYoN SERVICE MAN: Is yrs
experience. domestic and commercial:
wants steady position. Box 29S-B. Star.
SALES MANAGER-SALEsMAN outstand-
Ing. sales record. hard worker, desires to
aEf fhaps Man az S sss s. s'af
epce: thoroughly experienced in all phases
Of real estate procedures; desires position
with reliable real estate firm; minimum
salary acceptable, 5000 per month; avail.
able January l. BOX 242-B. Star. go
YOUNG MAN, nonvet., Ia years of c. Z
cent funds I desire Job in which I viii
meet people in adv. and personnel. but
will consider any other. Free to travel
Have transp. in Wash. Can come fol-
interview any time through Jan. 4. Box
303-B. Star - 29s 9
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GENERAL MAID , from 70 am ann ~ Until anoa
sss6 SsI ~ s sepisd live in: city lst
% soos e. A NJ ,.. me. meal .. ses
adults sas eis fy eannsd ss sssi health ssa
sook ss s "a FAMILY TH't cali Ii . sssref s2sd
6 6S s4 aN 8 a RRooSSsEkEEPEk ST. GOOD SO
week. TR. s76S; After s, ia. 293s; -
G.HW., no cooking no Sunday work: i've
in or out references. 1880 4oth 81. NV.
CHI W., neht cooking fond children. szday
gk go Tk ef hFs ego 70 no ap 19e. sl,vTr
INV, live in. must be fond o, q. shildIsn;
must xn9w how to COOK bsp em nay W
a % st srnaa Ia on 5s S1ne MRS Rs HYAT %
CIV, live in. Ist-fioor. rm.. bath. new
Va va home 70 min nod dr9 ane downtown Wasn
S sS Msfk H hsGSS I able to answer
doctors telephone. Good salary. ia. ?lo5.
GIRL wanted for s,,h;w in small nal a apart
msnt mpst hsys Tefersnees Sc 1911 % d.
small apt; Bendix; live in. TR. 55s7. %!
H0gsEKELPER. $50 VIZ: live, in; fond OF
CHILDREN redsrsnees 81 1891 to YRS
o 9th help, II refs. SIS ' Wk Or. 594a 20
MAID IOr R,n.W. III
light laundry and cooking, and help with
through dinner, dishes; vacation with pay
MAID. cook and h.w.: 2 children; 5Ha-day
week, 8 to z: S25. Call 4-6 pm, no.
MAID for ghw.: must know how to cook
and serve; light laundry: small apartment;
3 in family; good salary. CO. 32ll. 20
MAID, colored, experienced must nave
knowledge of cooking; good refer, 1--we IN
or out; Bendix washing machine ana lroner.
NO 9461. "
MAID, white girl or woman, g.h.w., plain
cooking: 8 in family: $50 wk.; references
required. Box ACC. Star. ID
MAID, small hotel: must be neat: REFER
ences: 4S-hour week; S22. 144o Re l.
MAID. u live in, wonderful opportunity for
refined and settled person: good pay Ap-
ply 1896 MINI. ave. ne. TR. 4767. '--29
MOTHERS HELPER, young. for very light
work: stay nights, Call OR. 052o.
SETTLED WOMAN or reliable young girl
to do general housework in very nice home
reliable assistant; good sa larry. NO. 1926.
WOMAN. general housework, hours to q,
DAYS a week; must be fond Of children
Woman. over a5, local reference, live in;
cook. clean, some laundry. Bendix; 500
month OR. 100 between "a and
WOMAN. settled. white preferred, live In;
housework, no cooking: small family; good
wages. DU. 1914 or call at 2127 r ST.
NV. after 10 am. 3
SOME ONE to care for 16-mo. -old girl
while mother works. Call after $50 and
all day Sunday, RA. 0s24. --2e
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY STORE for sale, colored neigh-
borhood. living quarters; rent, Sa5; lease
RaPRps yTPAu 4 az % ft on II
Liquor license; open IL am. daily, closed
Sundays; all new modern equipment IN.
recently installed; caters to proiessionai
and businessmen: surrounded by large Of
Ace buildings: very compact. seats 00 low
for selling; excellent business. If you are
looking for a busy downtown restaurant
which is Ioderg snd very u shS
p ssSss te Bon aT HohEsNp SCI
Specialist, Excl as.s Broker)' 1908 N. y
p nss n GRo Sk ns' AND MEATS, weekly
bus, Sl.4Qo cash; 'good 9eass, LIVING na guar n,
kodop j. BookoFF, es1 st. NV, Ma.
g sAuTo S REPAIR GARAGE'-owner must
sell this ions-established, fully equipped
profitable business in its entirety, includ--
Ing the valuable real estate located at
IL al4 h Florida ava and the o IS the
portion of the lot there are unlimited
possibilities with this setup; about $500
cash REQUIRED to handis IT merits i, your
please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker
GAS isgTpaSTIoN-A real opportunity. Large
ideal location, complete. line Of accessor-
les with new tire franchise, Will sell for
half cash, balance 2 years. Present 10,
ventory around $4,000. Call Ii. oa4s,
nights or Sunday. rs
NINE MILES north of Rockville on hard
surfaced road in thriving town. facing on
two roadWays. Two-story. frame, 10 rms.
Could easily be converted back into mod
ern store and also have living quarters.
Outhufldinss consist Of double and singls
erai fruit trees. Erice; 13n9o Posses
Frederick pike. Gaithersburg. Telepnonne
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HELP MEN,

ACCOUNTING CLERK. with several years
better SOUTHERN DAiRfEs' INC, Call
ADvERTisING PRODUCTION MAN, with
department store or agency expes isnSs
m s on %ee GOOD saeq
Apply employment office. Ind floor, HEGHT
AIRLINE TRAFFIC CAREER-Position in
< St: NV, 10 to 4 daily. Start imme-
RESISTANT MANAGER for sorting dept;
no exper. required: excellent salary, prom
Using future for serious. intelligent.
Fse a rstsrepiss AD' HMERPcAS IiNEN
fo 10 ss on Ga MA MANAER some
experience in accounting and payroll work
necessary, knowledge q unit and msr.
ehandiSe controls desirable; good nn salary x
fe cs'g YOUNG S5sSS0 MEMS NJ sHoP' 1919 st. "
Ass %go w. fHR time s snd H ss
Sake aoroS sr co 1853 wis
AUTo MEcHAN1cs' eSper aas no Other
b 9o To ysSa cal cal a z ss
ACT AGToM g TeekqpaAyihNTER FAINTER, experienced;
Wort s sscs sse TO 9fna sS
81 H1asz sSns5s! osslsss
aUr6M6siIE ssAaEsMAN to se used
cars; experienced man over 40 yrs. OF age,
must be. dependable and willing to stay
on lot all day; small lot IN NE. BOX 43I-
Apply after 4 pm. THE BROWN DERBY,
BODY SV and a FENDER MEN, warm, iisht
pay. MCGEE PONTIAC, 1928 L st. NV nv.
Ssssa Motors ss
ss:sfg sf's ho feA c0 ApsS
Boz BOY f aged 1918. for inside messenser
o ofay cs Hfep 5n dep IT, s47s
BOYS and oyer With bicycles vor Apply epe
BRICK MASON 1st Glass s,t top s SALE and
taxing Charge sa Of meat dept. in pas stors;
none but thoroughly experienced nee f1
T appls sss seoo salary TO the f'sh' nAn GsT ~
BUTCHER, thoroughly experienced. capable
e aho rak hours sEase
BUTCHER exp A GOOD salary: permanent
positiof for a clean-cut man; veteran
preferred. Call RA. $500. See MR.. LOUIS
o o44RRIPHENTrR. good lob and good wages
for one who can perform all phases Of
carpentry in hrst-class manner. Auto re-
quired HAMMETT, WO 1913. -2S
Takoma Park, Md; long Job. Cali Mr.
COLE, Gil. 1891. evenings; days, SH
CARPENTER to install storm sash. Call
in person between 8 and 10 an, GATES
CONTRACTING CO.. 7240 Wis. aye,
Bethesda. Md. -Z7 +.
CARPENTERS, frst-ciass mechanics top
wages; mostly. interior work, large housing
projects. Call MIR. BOWERS, weekdays.
to ewes. and all day Sunday, OK. 1885.
CAR WASHERS and wipers, colored, to
work in auto laundry: extra men Tor
week ends: good pay. 1910 Ga. ave. %
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Deaths Reported

Susan Gatens, SO, Miami, Fla.
Bette 3. johnson. 81, 325 18TH ST. ne.
Lottie E. Iinthieum, e. II K st; ne.
Hattie Null %, s12 @ st. Sc.
Mary E. Lavender, IS. 3e4s Ames st. ne.
Lewis A. Rock, g. sl9 c st; s.w.
Anna Kanter, SO, Philadelphia
George You1gblood; 60, 529 lst st. NV.
Eleanor Kendrick. SIS, 5S0S Broad Branch
Mary E. c. Burzko, 81. 2716 ssth st. NV
Alice S. Kungman. 46. 1923 18th st. Sc.
Edith r. Gardner, 43, 17ll Lyman pl ne
Laura z, Wilson; 80; 1a2 3; ]. ave; NV
Mary z. Cryer, 81. 1904 Vermont ave. NV.
John W. Ross, 70, 916 r st. NV.
William H. Sampler. 10, Dol Florida ave.
Rosa Payne. S., a31 w atSsnw.
Amos T. Westley. 81; Wayeross, Ga.
Crimora Robinson. ~, 25l5 I4th st. NV.
Joseph Vhoories, AZ. 651 @ st. ne,
william Rollins, 36, HOG Browning pl ne
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,

ASPHALT DRIvEWAYS, roads or parking
lots, new. or repair; estimates free. Gleoe
FLOOR SERVICE nothing but the best;
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning, par
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GARAGES-Factory built, sizes 12x20 and
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overhead doors; also brick and cinder
block garages. reaoy-built homes, and
cottages; easy terms. immediate delivery.
See our model display GENERAL IN
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hot-water heating installations with sum-
MAY HEETING CO. OR 0151.
PLuMBING AND HEATING repairing and
remodeling, new bathrooms installed. gas
stallation. W. H. MCKINNEY. TR, s 1898.
REMODEL moasTnizen i ySH5 hHp qsP FAY;
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HELP MEN and WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPERS, part time and one full
time. State age, experience. salary expected
apa hours avail g9E 3ll aaEors Star middle e
aged, exp, no chiidren:> must be able to
operate iron Fireman: quarters and good
pay. Apply P. j. WALSHE, INC, Idlb
Eye st. NV. Ma. 64bS. 20
PiANIS1-Able to play classic and .popu-
lar music in frst-class restaurant; hours,
6 pm. to II. Apply 722 18th st: NV; 20
dance Job. 9 to IL. Call AID. 1921;
TYPISTS for full or part tint, daytime
work Call MR., AINLEYs Elk. 0sQ0. ES9
restaurant; chefs, cooks. bartenders, watt
resses, busboys. dishwashers and porters;
only experienced persons over need
ar,pIy. Please do not telepfone. apply In
persor, only, at QUONSET INN, 1925
Naylor I'd. Gust over the District line),
Silver Hill, Md. ~