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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-28

There is still cold weather
ahead. Keep him warm with
one of these ear-muff caps.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-28

Made Of heavy weight elastic.
Adjustable back.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-05-24
FRIDAY, MAY "a, 1916
PERON'S ALLIES

Now that the Soviet rulers look with
favor upon the Argentine President
elect and Russian trade mission has
gone into action on Argentine soil,
the Communist line hereabouts has
taken another turn No longer is Juan
Peron a fascist tyrant and agent Of
Franco Spain. He has become the voice
of the Argentine people, defender of
labor's rights, bulwark against Amer
ican imperialism.
And if you want proof of CIO ad-
herence to the Moscow line, just read
the latest issue of the CIO LATIN
AMERICAN BULLETIN, published
by the CIO Committee on Latin-Amer-
ican Affairs. Issued from Sidney Hill
mans union headquarters in New
York City and bearing at the mast
head the name of the general secre-
tary-treasurer of the Amalgamated
Clothing Workers Union as committee
chairman and ten CIO leaders as COM
mittee numbers, the bulletin says
editorially:
''No matter what may be said about
the developments in Argentina, one
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-05-24
WHAT NEXT?

A peanut protein fiber, from which
clothing may be made in the future,
has been developed at the U. S. Agri-
culture Departments Southern Re-
gional Research Laboratory in New
Orleans. Similarity of this fiber to
Ardil, peanut fabric developed in
England, suggests that some day pea
nuts may furnish competition for wool,
says Business Week. Ardil, woven
$3.50 with wool fibers, makes fabric
which imperial Chemical Industries of
England reports scarcely distin-
guishable" from pure wool.
WISDOM
Peace is the fundamental necessity
for all government and progress-in-
dustrial, intellectual, social and human
tarian.-Samuel Gompers.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-05-24

reality stands out that should serve
as a lesson to students of inter-Amer-
ican affairs: the man with labor
program came out on top =. This is
not the time to cry over split milk and
to discuss accidentally what should
or should not have happened. Nor is it
the time to analyze painstakingly
whether the labor support of GER
tain candidate was genuine or regi-
mented, free or coerced. The undis-
puted fact stands out that the work
ing class districts in Argentina reg
istered heavy majority for GER
tain candidate because apparently the
immediate economic issues 5. were
so overwhelming that political and
theological considerations were only
secondary and of the backfiring
variety"
This is the same twisted argument
that in the days preceding Russia's
entry in the war DETAINED the Pres
ident, Congress and an overwhelming
majority of Americans as war mon
gers; that, further back, advocated
Nazi- Communist collaboration in dem
Ocratic Germany and made Hitler's
dream of power reality. This is the
Communist line that justifies anything
for the sake of power that cheers
totalitarian solutions and the arrival
of the strong man, regardless of
whether labor support of a certain
candidate is genuine or regimented,
free or cOerced."
So be it. But let no one tell the
American people that the CIO is sin
cerely concerned with democracy here
and abroad. And let no one say this
editorial is just another instance of
red-baiting 1t is simply mailing the
skunk's skin to the wall, for all and
everybody to see.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-05-24

A GOOD appetite; q hearty din
~ mar; food that we like but
that doasn't like us-of course
wa should "let good digestion
govern appetite" but do we?
When Acid Indigestion, Heart
burn or Gas on Stomach result
BE WISE-TRY ALKA-SELTZER
Try Alka-Seltzer too for Head
aeho, Muscular Fatigue, Morning
After" and Muscular Pains.
Allka-Seltzer contains IN analge-
ae, pain rsliever. (sodium acetyl
0lcylate) - well - alkaline
buffer salts.
In handy packages Or BY the
9lass at your drug store.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-05-24

only from Russia but from the United
States. To all to their disillusionment
at these disclosures, the Chinese also
discovered that Russia had grossly
violated the very treaty which China
had been forced to negotiate under
such unfavorable terms"
Although the Sino-Russian treaty
promised the evacuation of Manchuria
by Russian troops within months
of the end of the war with Japan, "a
months have now passed The Soviet
troops are just now withdrawing, hav-
ing completed the looting of Man
churia. The Chinese Communists they
armed are taking over in their place.
The statement cites the testimony
of American correspondents that Man
churia has been "a victim of the most
scientific looting and stripping opera
tions in history" and that Chinese
civilians charge that 6 months of Rus
sian occupation was worse than Ia
years of Japanese occupation.
The manifesto closes with the warn
ing that "China and America stand
today at the parting of the ways. The
future of peace in Asia and perhaps
of the world depends on the fture OF
Manchuria We must request Rus
sia to punctiliously live up to the terms
of the Sino-Soviet pact we helped to
force on China by secret agreement al
Yalta. If Russia refuses, we should
make replacement in her stead for
the sake of our reputation and our
conscience"
In addition to Green and Woll, Rob-
ert j. Watt, AFL international Repre-
sentative, signed the manifesto. Other
signers were Louis Waldman, labor
attorney; Representative Walter H
Judd and Clare Boothe Luce; Admiral
Harry H. Yarnall, retired; and Bishop
John P. Boland Of Buffalo.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-05-24
JObless Rights OF Vets
Clarified By Government

Washington, D. C.-Veterans who
take temporary jobs retain their
rights to unemployment allowances
after they are released, it was en-
phasized by the Veterans Administra-
tion in an attempt to clarity an ap-
parent misunderstanding among some
former servicemen regarding their
benefit rights.
Veterans are not required to claim
unemployment payments Immediately
following their discharge from the
armed services in order to protect
their rights to benefits, the agency
said
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-05-24
Juvenile Grange Organized

The Butler county Pomona Juvenile
Grange was organized Saturday night
at Rely Township school, with 38
charter members initiated by the
county juvenile deputy, Mrs. Forest
Valentine, assisted by the newly elect
ed Pomona juvenile matron, Mrs.
George Baecker, Collinsville.
Others who assisted were, Mrs. j.
F. Mckinney, Monroe juvenile mat
ron, Miss Kathleen Irwin, Hanover
matron, and Mrs. Jesse Arnold, matron
of Reilly Juvenile grange.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-05-24

Entered at the Postoffice at Hamilton,
Ohio, as Second Glass Mail Matter.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-05-24
New Beer-Liquor Permits
Permits Granted

Permits Granted
Bertha Davis DBA Kozy Korner
1854 Central, Hamilton, d..
Alberta Renners & VIM. j. Welsh
Jr., 447 N. End, Hamilton, D-5.
G. Gordon Chambers, 1924 Vine
Hamilton, C-1.
Earl Herman, 3OO1 Griesmer, Ham
ilton, C-1.
John Hasselbach DBA Terrace Grill
1901 Central Ave-, Middletown, d..
Jno. Hillman & Thelma Dobbins
DBA Friendly Tavern, 1871 Tytus
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-05-24
COMMENT ON WORLD EVENTS

A fortnight statement demanding
a return to the traditional American
policy of the Open Door in China, as
sailing Russian looting of Manchuria
and condemning provisions of the
secret agreement at Yalta has been
signed by group of 60 leading Amer
leans, including William Green and
Matthew Woll.
1t is significant that these execu-
tives of the American Federation of
Labor joined in assailing the Yalta
agreement, which has now been pret-
ty we'll revealed as gross appeasement
of Soviet Russia and flagrant viola
tion of the terms of the Atlantic Char
ter.
An interesting feature of the state
ment, called a Manchurian Manifesto,
is plea that the United States make
good the loss of goods and property
suffered by China in Manchuria, if
Russia refuses. The statement was re-
Gently released in New York by j. B.
Powell, veteran American newspaper
editor in China and victim of japanese
persecution.
The manifesto charges that the
Open Door has been abandoned in
Manchuria and points out that World
War ii began there, '.the only terri
tory China has for the migration of
her vast surplus population. Politically,
economically, and strategically Man
churia is the key of the future of China
and the future peace of the Far East"
The statement asserts that the secret
agreement at Yalta promised conces-
sions in Manchuria and Mongolia to
Soviet Russia whether the Chinese
Government agreed or not /. 1t is
now apparent that China was forced
to negotiate the treaty with Russia,
which conceded vital rights in Man
churia and which abandoned all China's
rights in Mongolia, under duress not
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-05-24
Teachers Organize

Denver, Cola Colorado Fedora
tion of Teachers (AFL) was organ
lied here and expects to have 10 to IL
locals by summer. 1t will seek reor-
ganization of the nearly 5000 school
districts in the State, an adequate
minimum salary and higher stand
ards for teachers.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-05-24

ical, and keep our freedom. This is
Americas answer to the Communists,
whose so-called economic democracy
means dictatorship, low living stand
ards, concentration camps and loss of
freedom Labor's Monthly Sur
vey.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-05-24
NEW BUSINESSES
HAMILTON


H. Thomas Yondle & Harold Pear
son, 322 S. 3rd, Refrigerators.
Ralph Butterfield, 1924 Central,
Cosmetics.
Elmer McClung & Harold Bowman,
275 Riverside, Filling Station.
Jno. Hart, 329 Maple, Restaurant.
H. B. Sexton, 956 Shuler, Woodwork.
Albert Hammer, 564 Williams, Auto
Repair.
Archie White, PIP N. Elm, Oxford,
Painting Contracting.
VIM. Jones & Russell Leisz, 1902
Grand Blvd, Radio Repair.
Chas. Mikesell, $50 Noyes, Mems
Apparel.
Jas. & Lawrence Beck, 2715 Dixie
Hgy., Motorcycle Parts.
Conrad Asplunt, ia S. 2nd., Novel
ties.
Mary Bowling, R. R. 8, Grocery.
Roy Lakes, 451 S. 9Th, Lunch, Beer,
etc.
Marg. Binegar, 801 Vine, Restaurant.
Pat Hall, R. R. 1, Sporting Goods.
Walter Pennington, 1041 High, Fill
ing Station.
MIDDLETOWN
j. d. McCloud, R. R. 2, Fish Bait.
w. M. Tellman, N. Main, Filling
Station.
Winner Mathis, All Crawford, Add
ing Machines.
Edith Meeker & Alfred Alexander,
Monroe, Garage.
JOS. Milton, R. R. 1, W. Midd.,
Grovery.
Chas. stubbs, 1906 Michigan, Con-
dictionary.
Paul Sebald, 11s Charles, Elec.
Equipt. & Service.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-05-24

The union label stands for fairness
toward employer and employe alike.
1t is mark of mutual cooperation
and good will
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-05-24

Victor Howard, 108 S. Canal, Fill
ing Station.
JAS Crouch, Route 122, w. MIDI,
Used Cars & Garage.
Gene Scott, 808 5th Ave-, Health
Literature.
Gertrude Alder, 723 Charles, Hand
Made Articles.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-05-24
REAL ECONOMIC DEMOCRACY

REAL ECONOMlC DEMOCRACY
Strong unions, cooperating with
management in free enterprise sys-
TEN, can create the greatest possible
production and wealth to raise wages
and living standards. Workers and
other consumers, organized in coopera-
ton, can compete in the free market to
prevent monopoly and price profiteer-
ing and make sure that industry de-
livers to consumers the highest quail
ity products at the lowest possible
price.
This is the way to avoid undue con-
centration of power, economic or polit-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-05-24

Middletown, D-1.
Fred G. Mueller, DBA Hamilton
Hotel, Hamilton, D-5.
Elmer Sorber DBA Grand Hotel,
4th & Maple, Hamilton, d..
All Sewers R. R. 5, Hanover Twp,
Hamilton, d..
VIM. Stork DBA Maple Leaf Cafe,
$50 Maple, Hamilton, D-1.
Alaska has yielded more than one
hundred times what this country paid
for it in minerals alone.
Let Nonpareil Printing Co. FIJI Your
Printing Needs.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-05-24

Issued Weekly at s26 Market Street
Telephone 1896 Hamilton, Ohio
Evening star., 1946-08-26
HELP DokAESIlc.

ssS.s Il rs; h:P Ilss H. in Ia isaiiy ssss
eSookGMsddle-aEed ess TX Ia ella whit. woman. On
Portable. modern Lying quarters. Must be
cook. ssSS Settled woman. oman white or eolpTsa:
other servants smploysd; on dsys oif
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COOK. general housewoIk, bh-dsy week,
~ Laundry live In skcellsps wofsns ssas son
COOK and s.h.v.. shoreham neishborhosod:
no laundIy ns p 9fhsf ssaa help employed rsssr
a. ssESfaAI hSgsEwoHRkSEEs H.SE ..s5s sz5Pssisasssa ssa
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4sts g. S. sselsGs wv. ~ 'sss e' ret,
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CIV, white: plain cooking. fond Of chill
dren; permanent JOB TO risht person; 1--we
H% ri sS0d .. sa,lTyh hous. nA ala. q, rnur.a:y' e.
day Sunday otf; .y near bus and strsstear:
adults and child must be fond OF chill
dren; references REQUIRED: s25 week. or.
;H.w: AMP COOK, sxpsrs,; child care;
ShW ss ssauilsH As6 Fam fs wo ooosisa oaas 7: I'M
GENERAL HoUsEWORKER, neat, clean
from Washington. near buslinc; no
laundry. six in family. days on q week:
S2b.. Box 306;v, Star. -26
care 2 children must live In. Apply
5l4 9th ST. NV. 20
HOUsEKEEPER, white, 40-45. general
8 Years old. Must ike and understand
children; live In; $2b. Boz 3bs-x. star.
in; 26 10 rs years; 3 school children: no
laundry; liberal time o6: $50 per week:
references. BOX 352-B. Star. -26
Evening star., 1946-08-26
HOME IMpRoveMENT coMpANIEs.

ATTfCs REMODELED, storm entrances
built Not soo soo late to screen your porch
CEMENT eii y RoEk Stone sa1'sfI Wa.. .ssson.
goreheS and xalks. chimneys. nrepiaces.
GSMsINAFoN @ aIHs SGsyis Storm 1oc window
with stainless steel screen. Buy now.
sss DfRses5 4 sa f0F H6 t5e' $500 ss5
new sideEak Wa steps Ds DR. tdIivswsy' porch Yes
TO- o es II sSs S9S feS B5 BoV sF sSG
cceoNcRElrE ce!SsaaEl AND BRrcKwoRK Walls,
sves snd sun So15 sfSs
CONCRETE. CEMENT woRK-sidewalks.
lootings' ,porches. driveways. steps, car
psnfFFy esnFne 's ea stone tim. walk
c. e. CONSTRUCTION CO. Atlantic Is. ;$as.S8
FLOORS sANDED, ref,n.. old floors made
pss psses wnis MoRss Rsfs ST. exp Feasonses as
FLOOR sanding. finishing. cleaning and
cs nS VIM gsegs goWMAR axs DIT Zee aass assimasss
l.n FLOOR SERVICE; nothins but the best;
ING coNTRAcIoRs. i've. 1917 Wiscon-
aRNEKAL siR fHs Ne eoN2THhaSScr1se. residential and
!. " TAYLOR. Elk. 54oa; ewes" ocH.
INSULATED BRICK SIDING. red and bun.
Immediats application. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. b4oa Georgia ave.
beams angles. guards. aes' sates.
SzosT SIT = #S szSs fs s$s. ss 81
s.5sar susfansss THA terms. 'fi5tS9. e. 5aS3.
PAINTING. DECORATING, papertng, foor
rennishing, roof repairs, waterproonnR;
Rss ,ss5 sss' afihaaf' ss'fIsaii ai
PAINTING. pspering. floor finishing. Best
oss5s Tfs pac6EHoRg RIgTssats RS 1851 servss M
PAINTING-DEC6RATING, modernizing and
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PA5Ssr1Nd pA5s' Rf iAsE hSP DECORATING CO. sdGx.
ESffS,risd. s,S 1IsNh4aksnroR AND ExrER1oSaaL ExSa
SS,s S; H Ssss;n'Ss SSgs ,ss s:s. s:snssE
yeans seTvss .nd in Is
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Pf4fiUsiHtNi PfUMBiNa AND HEA1Ne-N.w bat bath
rooms, hot-,vater heaters, repairing and Re-
TR aass ffslns besWasn ups'sDSsd snS
terms; free estimate NATIONAL install
LAT1oN CO.. $500 Wis. ave WI. 1900.
ROOF REPAIRS, renewed. painted; cutters,
-GICHNER RoOFNG Co. ma. 1870.
VENETIAN BLINDS and window shades
CAL for estimates. Day or evenings AT.
WATERPRooFING. all kinds; have your
basement waterproofed now; cement work
m va. AND WASH. cali PArTmsoN-
cAuLFIEID CORP. for Johns Manviiie
roonng and siding. also storm windows.
GENERAL HoUsECLEANTNG Of ali kinds
windows washed, Venetian blinds cleaned,
noors Eaxed and polished, paint washed.
TR 49f5
Evening star., 1946-08-26
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

BABY SITTER, evenings and week ends.
iseeiSR BooRkEEPiNG. I2sNG stenosraphic or clerical
work done at home reasonably BY accurate,
se5peTieneed, intelligent wife of vet. Box
DREssMakiNG. ETSsss Mssftii design, remod.. .Iter.-
tons; eve, gowns a specially: .reas. MISS
sEST 1880 5IEns HT Apt AD 92ss
Day. Telephone North sei4 Sunday. or
Michigan 1905 during week; refs. available.
saaI SsF oselse4 sse,sa dir's ab saos aosh'T0rf
smpoysd soaO 1s dssaorf; ssf s.n D1 soss @
GIRL, colored, experienced, desires cler-
ieal work In dry cleaning store. Gall DU.
GIRL. colored. wants part.time work eve
DAY aeay; MAR1oN REID. *: os2I: 27.
sSssllsns saAc stsa tsaeksround and references Boz
MANAGER. apt. local experience, wishes
gOsitiosR s as s apt. mgr; best Of references.
hsh. es ss talnss.d ssshss dn0.ias
PBx OPERATOR. expert, long experience.
Tshned widow; ,sili consider other employ.
Rsat II aHs Nurse hss 1855 stas a.s
al RE ve7esf s7Gs avail
perieneed publications % and writing: Tee or
By hourly rate. DI. 1862, TIE 1891. 81
SECRETARY. former WAVE, exper., capa-
BILE assuming responsibility, available Sept.
TEMPORARY POSITION a. clerk-typist
for month Of September. WA. .236l. 26'
ATTENTION. you do not have enough
let us explain how you can accomplish
the same purpose for less money. DI. 3141.
REASONABLE YOUNG LADY, political
science major, 1916 college graduate with
distinction. news, editorial experience,
desires research, investtgational work In
political science. history or for professional
person: Best refs. ia. 74S7. BERTHE, or
Box 20-C, Star. 27s
work. Day or evening hours For further
Information phone TIE 1908 a7s-
URGENT--Renned, educated young LADY
needs work several nights weekly. Can do
yocals. hatcheck. hostess or similar. Cali
Evening star., 1946-08-26
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

PTTMAN SHORTHAND 7Ben and Tsaac5.
school in this city: Individual instruction:
LAKE scHpoL. iioi Vermont ave- 7at
dIKIs is nv WosnS sHss 2os 3, 2.c1c, DI 1t,f
hish wages. Hish school not nee- ec-
essary. Easy to learn at home in spare
time Prepare now for this interesting.
~. T.. H5s y RI
kEFRiGERAffooN8sshoirtssss age of men fol-
trained men to overhaul and Install re- re-
frigeration and air-conditioning equipment
x urgent. 7 you are mechanically in
can get this training in spare time OF
Evenings: sns rs, Mo Interfere, ,in,tsrferenes With present
fsjft sHt ssa ssss sYsii;s s;.p ETC. j! ~
NyEsTiSxrE auto BODY and fender re.
tical spare. time home study and resident
course. including welding, spray painting
metal work; may help you open your own
OF wr. fof soGf es oe d.ts n,
PEaY sIASo AND ceMPosE eSa Psoa1 In s:sf mos: os
ssd 'a asos yass 'fanssSS n sSis
20 lessons. Improvinns and transposinE.
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DRTvING NsTRUCTIoN-Dual control
OF WASHINGTON. NC. 2so4 14th st.
AIR CoNDiTfoNNG and refriseration
ditioning and refrigeration technicisns;
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IN the future with Q career; two new in
Write for full information how you can
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hASSELLE HONOUR SCHOOL approved foI
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PERSONAL.

SaaAscs ss BATH nsss ss; & syi sorrows hss
5hREssssSsAiKING, nh sssAiKIG ALTERATIONS. repairs.
buttonholes: good work. reasonable prices.
gif[tSe1 SISiS% e. 1D5kSnssMAkrNo 81 don. reasonssly.
!daao soantr, dag and boar boarding Ing
.s term srd
lunches is and 't trans. farn. a sehooi Dedi. i.
PHSss e ssso sss sss for S..
Wright. II you are in need Of q loan up to
$S3e HRpssm.KINc sn yHnT sisnstpre e.rrrRar,oNs
Modern studio in ONCE bldg, Centrally
located above Loew's. Columbia Theater.
sas e ar Eso rpesns LEA %
NV. Room 90 Telephone Executive 1908.
DIAMONDS ola payn tickets silver snd ,sg
sTaF pEaEk1 g. tasAHcfW. We Il NE srae stao
lassi ssmPfs CO o'fsas SsYo fbs1ss BATE
Real EsTaTE hstHs' FRIcEs go up-ana down.
f f,fh 4sa aan W l6ss pss to nes sas
it over, with cox .s CO., selling or
ooENTRYs1pE ees5 Tfsy fss
sept. l7th. nursery, primary and elemen-
courses in dancink. music and horseback
riding. Transp. furnished and hot lunches.
9401 Ga. ave. SH. 1874.
PERMANENT, 81; shampoo and finger
wave, soc No appointments.- MABELLE
HONOUR SCHOOL, 1910 N. Y. ave.
GHOST WRITING done by experts. Any
article, story, thesis, treatise, on any sub
ject-anything that needs to be expertly
written--we write for you Research also.
Reasonable fees, Box 116-C. Star. .27'
SHIRTS ANp DRESSES mads psp snd Ate altered
Capitol St. 2nd A.. Mich 1908. 27s
DRESSMAKING, alterations. tailoring slip
covers. AID. 5649. -27
SOME ONE TO TEACH school child songs
and an piano for radio. Box 1870, Star.
PAINTING, inside or outside. papering;
prompt service. For estimate. WATTIKAUS,
WEDDING DRESS, size IL. white brocaded
satin, full length veil with coronet. 500
PETER RABBIT NURSERY - Day and
night care, children, 2 to 5 yrs; hot
lunches: pickup service. Call 81. 45S3.
Evening star., 1946-08-26
HELP DoMEsTIc Cont J

MAID to live in, clean and refined. to help
take care OF children, good salary. Cap
MAID for rh.w.. good cook. for sfamily Of
4, In Spring Valley: live In; pleasant home
and comfortable room with radio. EN-.
MAID, to live In. must be clean and neat;
upstairs room; g.h.w.. knowledge of cook
ing: days on Der week; $40 per week.
MAID, part time, noon until after dinner,
no Sunday: adult family. Decatur 1892
MAID for g.h.w.; live in; no cooking; good
9Th 9Th children. 6sIa 3rd pl. NV, gA.
MAID. white or colored. experienced. re-
liable, for doctors home; reference and
health card required: plain cooking: no
private bath; If married. husband may
EN-. 5341. -o7
WOMAN. settled, g.hw, no cooking: live
in; must like children and have ref: S25
per wk. Phone after 6 pm. RA. o97S
WOMAN, settled. cook and general house.
work; live in: Thursday and Sunday Oh,
S22 week: references. WO. 334S.. -27
WOMAN for cooking and downstairs work;
live in Call EN- 3131. before pm
WOMAN, with child permissible, live In
pleasant room. pvt. bath. radio; country
home, Leesburg pike; good pay II expert
enced and dependable. MRS. ANDREWS
SPEED. Phone Falls Church 121S-R. --27
TWO WEEKS, commencing Sept. 2nd; I;
white woman, plain cook Inv. charge
S-yr. girl. RA. 1924, after z pm 27s
Evening star., 1946-08-26
NE OF THE BEST LOCATED and

ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED and !argest
weekly business: rent. $500 mo-: 14..ysar
lease. modern modern equipment, 2 deliy-
cash handles. Call Mrs. Hampton, Sun i,
ewes, GE; 1884. CHAPMAN REALTY Co.
w W. CAN Can SELL YOUR BUSINESS quickly.
HAMMOND & CO., Decatur 2002, Real
Estate and Business Brokers.
18th ST. NEAR r N.W.-Extra nice, II
and boarding house I am selling the real
estate and furniture with the very lucra-
tive business thrown In; weekdays, 8 to
Dos GRoCERY STORE. NV. colored To-
cation; business $1,000 weekly; priced for
quick sale: terms arranged. Phone LYNN
REALTY, Elk. 1904; ewes. OR. 1885. -26
DO YOU WANT TO SELL? We have buy
crs with casM. List with us. Free apprais-
sls,, no obligation: no charge unless sold.
3s3s and ,sI.. 3s6s. YOUNG a. PASTOR.
1120 Vermont NV.
tbs hesrt Of market district-pssirabls
location for coffee and sandwich shop.
ese 1t and BE- confused. MA. 1Aoe1 IA.