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Evening star., 1947-04-26
MARTIN J. MCNAMARA,

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding 1 ..,is Prosate oourtTi@EstMats M Of WI.
es.6e5wAdministra Docket i46,-Ap.
plication having been made herein for
o oF0ss sss Ct hs last and vii r apd e4s tes
mentary on said estate, by. Mary A. Fam
ains i j. ordered tSs this b 5h day oS1 Of April
Norrinston, Elsie stommel Glover. Waiter
stommel; Charles s.ommel minor; Mar, Mar.
ssomme TheFssa poMan and
the unknown heirs at law and next Of kin
OF SAID snd al others
26th day of May, AID. 1877, at 1000
o'clock Am, to show cause why such ap-
ington Law Reporter and The Evening
staE once. once n each Of three successive
toned, the first publication to be not less
Til. than thirty days before SAID ID return day dag
Chief Justice of said Court, this 18th day
e %IN April A1Roe AR d24 sss v Atsst Rss:te4 MEL Il
Of the Probate Court. ap19 .26my3
A. s. PINKETT, Attorney,
ssas for c0Rsr tRe Disct oE II
Holdins Probate cOurt-Estate Of
kucnes < Gas ws also 6n0ss sss - Iuss Hd
hsvips N Been made hsrs,n for j pTos;aSte s;S 81 q
ceased. and for, letters ttsstamentary on
s1asrsd ssS sa'tff s q ndasGa aay sf p 1s
kin Of said decedent; and ali Others con-
cernsd. appear in said Court on MONDAY; G6
o'clock AN. 70 show cause why such ap-
sT hsTs be and e n hf sa enoe
in each of three successive weeks, before
the return day herein mentioned. the first
fsgs si5Grs fs1d 5fHIn gay LAM nss M
Justice ot said Court. this s4th day Of
4 Az BhoWN, Deputy Register Of WINS {or
the District of Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court ap26,my310
STANLEY E. OTTO, Attofney for Petitioner
w.shin.son a.s Geo 20 B. bsPs e. Rfsf fsf Ii sroo
Filed Apr. "a. I947, ,Char.es E. Stewart.
IN THE p1srR1ef e4frk COURT OF THE
RoFi sisN 5ETlTiSE q Scr}6s 56sR5 M
ifss-47 Ef4t 7!NoRbER 9AoRnERi OF PuBhfcAfIoNG
CHANGE OF NAME-Joseph .Teotil Jaruse-
VIC. having, filed complaint for iudg;;
Yerush and having applied to the Court for
an order Of publication of the. notice re-
Soa STsd * a~ 4h p suda day of Apr It Il
cause, if any there, be. on, or before the
81 f'n sad gay M ma should BE- M srsnted
that OF b4se ts 9raeT
Rsportsa Rns sar s spd JAMES ss yashnFfiRs66c Il ag
SHAREs 5qssf S ssh sfswAr t5Hs CLERK COPY b CLARA s
F. CONNELL, Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
LEGAL NOTICES 1co,t
MILTON DUNN, Attorney,
Colorado RniIdiHG-

r,rc,rn~ C0l0rado Building.
DlsdR.er saas.s q. cogaT ,Ss q THE UNITED
Holding Probate ne co1rtMao a.rss q ssss. 1aa ad
tls EEasien-This Is to Give Notice; That
mas ohtained from the Probate Court of
sne District OF Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of John r.. Ander-
ceased. Ali persons having claims against
me me deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
before the Sra day .he Of saoTs.p ApTi ap IL as4s
from All benefit Of said estate. Given
NAOMI III ANDERSON, s55 Valley Ave.
S.E. lSealD Attest: MELVIN J. MARQUES.
Deputy Register of Wills for the District
apI2.19.26
sEeaes ssesls 6 eTMTmAs sas An is:s Street.
Filed Apr. "a is4a' Ghsrlss "a E. Stewart,
DISTRICT couRT gers op THE UNITED
EpTARR FmoraY y ae9sF2h 8 KHLnaEh f T. i Psn h Bs
eRbER OF kasRR Sees Of
tn se'Gn m Il 70 81 SS'sP diverse 'uqsass.
sion. fee simple title to, a half estate in
square e. 4aas n the District o5 Co
remove remove cloud d evidenced % BY y an S outstand.
ing tax sale certificate, and t3) for gen
eral relief. On motion of plaintiffs, it Is
the e9urt ss 1h tbsa sy Stea5sb e APr
ence B. Hart and John NJ. Dressler cause
their appearance to be entered herein on
Sundays and legal holidays, occurring after
the day of the first publication hereof.
| with as in case Of default. and also that
the unknown heirs. alienees and devisees
OF said Timothy d. keleher, Daisy "
Hart and Clarence B. Hart cause Their
appearance to be entered herein. on OF
before the first rule day occurring one
month after the day of the first publica-
| tion hereof, otherwise. as to them this
action will be proceeded with as in case OF
default; provided q copy hereof be pub
lished once. a week for three successive
weeks in the washington Law Reporter
and In The Evening Star, longer and
other publications being dispensed with
| for satisfactory cause shown. fS.)
JAMES M. PROCTOR. Justice tseal.
| true copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEW
ART, Clerk. By CLARA F. CONNELL
Deputy Clerk. ap26.my3.10
Evening star., 1947-04-26
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE.

eoSers as4e Excellent eond fe% tsa0 me fRa
age; S2,29o cash, Sunday from / 1 am.
to 4, DE. 4514, 2935 Cathedral ave. NV.
PONTIAC 1s41 convertible coupe; fine con-
PONTIAC 1910 oe luxe 6 4-door sedan:
heater; excellent tires: mechanically good
MOTOR CO. iii rs 18Th S. NV. W. ri. $500
PONTIAC 1941 5-passenger s-cylinder.
sport coupe, pretty blue finish and nice
low mileage; Slips; terms to responsible
party. 308 Longfellow st. NV. -27
STUDEBAKER 1941 Champion; heater and
defroster. seat covers: excellent condition;
sTU6EBAkER 'is4l Champion; radio,
4ard ave. .Csimar Manor. Md. $3.50 .26s
yonr WINS on esp ensns NeaTest fhned fna %
sfH fnE !srR5 e Sow INC ss 81 asSn
Fl PRfVarG.o%NEp e 5& s. dnaRs-podge s7 busi-
ness 1 coupe suitable for pleasure and CON- CON-
mercial use; excellent appearance and
mechanically: spent. S400 recently recon
ditioning and painting same; $3.50. Ford
1898, Tudor; excel. cond., throughout; r.
and fog lights; excel. appearance and me-
chanically; guarantee durable and depend
able; S1,050. 1941 Chevy. Master de luxe
2-dr.; 1889 Chrysler Royal 4-dr., new en-
clean; for 81 200 or best offer under. CO.
LuMBIA HOTEL. 2125 G st. NV, 5
blocks west of White House, near G.. W.
STATION WAGON. Packard 10 194O;
at. $3.50. Pleasant 0120. 27a
TAXICAB, Plymouth 1916. in new-car
condition; s. ,450. 1920 Mt. olivet rd.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

WILLYs yEEP l947 A-ton, 4-wheel drive;
imed. del. HUNTER MOTORS, oV. I439.
JEEP, let the Mighty Civilian Jeep solve
A few available for Immediate delivery at
this time On display at MITCHELES
WHY'S Dealers. 26'
WHITE 1898 2ls-ton tractor, 1s-ft. Trail
celIent condition: cab needs some straight
eniug; $500. Can be seen at Al 4th 81.
&.w. --2b
ISaEESAIIosA. tos panel m 1s2 Eao soea Cd
Wo. 1927. 4515 Macarthur blvd, NV.
FORD 1887 1M-ton panel; $3.50. aa-ft
sIaek sasa Pianepd e j 1858 trailer $500 30. Il
CHEVROLET 1e41 1la-ton dump: low
S97G WA. 6339
INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR 1916 K,7
and 28-ft. Frehauf trailer; saddle tank;
Is nnis; aHa s4.5oo 's, or best offer. BOY sa5sX.
@ GMC 1910 cab over engine: 1s1-in. wheel
ss9s. iii 18TH st. NV. 81. $500 ---a6
s,sss vacuum 81, Srafss S apa ssft aas trai!sf;
FORD Iszo y ss-ton panel; good condition.
popeE Ise Ga 1eas aarB psP b9Y sa sas
pIsts With Hsea essas 'k $50 's5S'0 a5Sf Benasns
FIYMouTR Fl FR as45 as15 panel: good condision.
Rear s5oa FairlaNn ase Sc. Ii 7Ios.
FORD 1s4e fiat; long .wheelbase. ls41
Autocar tractor. air brakes and Fruehapf
paneea as9b sfeffa aP
motor. an makes and types to chose from.
ffoa fhS auTo sERVcE ANp fRUck
of1se 21la 3 Bladensburg rd ne. s -1ss ~
bss RSDss ss5d jag WI asR $sss stake O0as' is-i'
DODGE 1881, pickup: in good condition,
motor recently as eyeshsule1 fI ,t1s new tires
worehs every das D ss56 tSSd esi S& So3
FORD TRUCK-l94o s4-ton panel; in ex-,
ceIlent condition; Just ovefhauled. oCali Cali
tslo D 9s YAM soGsu0iedoGitt
$3.50. $50 N. Y. ave. NV, ME. 2042.
CHEVROLET 1892 1-ton panel: perfect
Easy terms RICE MOTORS. 1871 Bladens-
BUSES. dumps; tractor. stakes. sx6s. 81,
easy eassis terms ms RICE MoToRs, 1871 Blsdens-
PaSs Pokp fo 1885 g. panel truck; Al condition;
ATTENTION, MOVERS. REQ 1916; 15-ft
steel van with bullnose and overload gate,
2-speed axle for load over-the.road haul
hs ssa fIss's sns Req sa wssaiNeToa ASH CO. sc
REQ REC ns 1s4s .; ston st tractor fsutable 70,
saddle tank, 9.oQx2o ten-ply tires, spot;
WASHINGTON CO, INC, 1881 Half ST. Sc
ONE 1e4e Ford coe. tractor and 22.ft
Fruehauf trailer, one 1s43 studebaker l,i, 10;
wheeler fiat BODY; private rrEn owner; r, Wi VII
feet condition. Annapolis 4ssI or s1o5
Or write Gait KATcEs BROS l Gott'
SSD Essss 5ss sssa s5ss ''ss@ s5o Fsss sssi
RE REo ifsa fs4s 1la-ton: low mileage; soos
WSsH1NSToN ttEss sesTFo II f1eesns G1 4sos condition
GMC Ia41 s.-ton panel truck. Call \ MR.
FoRDS FOR IS (95 1s41 dump trucks: can bt
seen at Amoco Gas Station, 1913 Penra
TRUCK, insulated van panel body mount
pe porting R5ft g 0'hsF sSs isaEf
INC; 1522 l4th st; NV: Ho; 55oo&ss q
drive and 4,ton winch, sx6 body: o Al
DODGE is41 a.ton panel; excel, mech
CHEvRoLET 1911 i1a-ton panel truck
good condition; priced at S475. 9o9 5ti
body; excellent cond .thToushout.
ns seasra 4ss 1sh aa2s AT Stake ezfssnt pody e0nd
ssHa ~ SH%S Eii aSFoR sS ssS
ava MI hO0n -S7
Evening star., 1947-04-26

TRUCKS FOR SALE--
1945 Ford 112-ton, 134" wheelbase.
1912 Ford co.e, 1.000-gal. fuel oil tank.
1871 Ford c.o.e, 1874" cab and chassis.
1910 Ford IA, 1853" wheelbase.
1888 REQ l2-ton dump body.
1896 go Dodge 1f2-ton dump bodies.
1881 .t2) White model 631, l2-yd. dump
THE BRooKLAND CO.. 9th and Miehi-
Evening star., 1947-04-26
Not This
AUTOMOBILES WANTED,

WILL PAY ALL CASH for clean car; new
or used. GENE CASTLEBERRY. FIR. 5231
WILL PAY CASH TO private owner for
1941 or 1942 Packard or Cadillac p
door or 4-door; must be clean. CHI 1879.
IN DIRE NEED OF 1917 CAR Will pay
good price, all cash. Call between and
8 pm, RA. 1857. B
Evening star., 1947-04-26

GMC 1910 model Ac-354: fine; 75O-20
10-ply tires. 2-speed axle and 14-ft. van
Federal 1889 11a-ton; excellent cond. :,
fine tires, with 13-ft. stake body
iI ton @ panel excelelnt
s275. SHERIFF MOTOR CO. 900 R. I.
Evening star., 1947-04-26

ss5a Ga. ave, Silver Spring. 81. eS4s.
FORD 1912 Super de luxe station wagon;
eept trade and finance; ST ,2a5. ARLING-
TON TON MOTOR &c, ,lsl 1877 N. Moor. St.
FORD 1895 VS. Tudor sedan; fair condi-
sH. 1880; Can be seen any time, 99o7
FORD FORD 1857 @ s. % Fordor: pi- rsdio. heater. white
2 motor i rna l. Tres; sas clean: sS75. ss4 ssfh M
FORD 1885 convertible cpe.; radio. heater,
good motor and tires: S275. Hobart 9565
GoFD ce ;. ess ss Mass. se. sesd so
best offer under North s7so q.
ssslsas. sss miles wi SlssS ssso or best offer 6s0s
sSkp o.lts Ss &c sedSso3 sHf 9ud35 sedan
ar ana Dsss tasde os Gail pndsr Us s H consider sass
here's real value; 1916 se-h.p. engine 4
ront Assembly, reason Rq for sae ownss
I; shls beauty, AMoco STATION. silvei
ond s saaas sood nd hsaaad eons Nd
after or on Sunday. uN. $3.50.
ESED Iss ,sl ise TE soups ssos excellent condition;
FORD 1898 late model convertible clut
c1upe This This car is like new; ss75 Phone
FORD 1890 model A: good engine, tires
Sealed-besm lights; s225 cash. GE. 24s2
-27
ss roFe sasa ssss rasS SslfEs ffs sa
GARAGE. $500 Arkansas ave. NV, RA
MiooTToRs. INC. so H ST. nj. -s5
FORD 1896 Super de uxe Fordor; 80 h,p
gray, $500 miles. 4 months, seat covers,
heater, very clean: 81: 200. GIL. 1858. -
FORD 194l de luxe Tudor; radio, heater
new tires, new paint, new brakes; $500
FORD 1916 Super de luxe business coupe:
100 miles. radio and heater. all extras
S1,S5G, or best offer below; will accep
trade. 545 11th st. Sc. FIR. 1911. 90
FORD ls47 Super de luxe s club coupe:
GIARRY) TN 5: EN-. 61ss, sfter. -.6
delivery. JACK PRY MOTORS. 18th ane
HUDSON .Is4a Commodore ''sr 4-doo,
sedan: radio. heater. spare tire. leather
lined airfoam cushions: immaculate; 7,50o
miles; S2.5oo or best offer under. Em-
erson $3.50. 27s
Evening star., 1947-04-26

SEE STANLEY n. HORNER, INC, Trailer
Center; prices greatly reduced; 5th and
florida ave ne FR. 1921
Evening star., 1947-04-26
PRIVATE PARTY needs 1915 or 1947, but
prefers new car. Ali cash. RA. 6f,fS7

INDIVIDUAL wants good '38 to Al Chew
roIet Plymouth. Ford or Dodge; an cash
No dealers please CO. 1860. --27 :.
WE BUY OR SELL cars and trucks-CalI
or stop in at the MILLER HUGHES MO-
TOR Co. - mile from courthouse ON
Gaithersburs pike. Phone Rockville 1851.
-1
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09
TO THE CONTRARY" it went

TO THE CONTRARY" it went
on, ut was generally admitted
that the origins of the strike were
those common to most strikes
failure to agree on renewal of
contract, union insistence on
satisfactory wage increase, and
on provisions to protect union Sc
curity."
The report observed that: "If
a man is drowning, and a hand
is reached to save him, he should
according to the present hysteria,
first ask if it is the hand of
communist land if the rescuer de-
MES it, he should still be regarded
with suSpicion). The safest thing
to do, apparently, is drown in an
uncontaminated way"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09
Housing ogencY's
st0ff cut here

The local staff of the US. Public
Housing Administration has been
slashed from 51S to 2s5 employees,
Orvil r. Olmsted, regional direc-
tor for the PHA. announced this
week.
" At the same time, it was said
that the Cleveland regional office
would be merged into the Chicago
office by Aug. Is, giving Olmsted
authority over Is states. The
agency formerly was known as
the Federal Public Housing Au-
thority.
The staff cut was made neces-
sary by reduction in appropria-
tons for the agency passed at the
last session of Congress, Olmsted
explained.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09

Pres. Clark Foreman of the
Southern Conference for Human
Welfare, Pres. David Jones of
Bennett College, Greensboro,
NC. and Jennings Perry, Nash
vile newspaper columnist, made
the probe.
The report was released after
an investigation of the strike by
10000 members of the Food To-
bacco Agricultural & Allied Work
ers (CIO), and said that latter
talking to the mayor, chief of po-
lice, ministers and other prom
inent citizens, we were unable
to find anyone who would say
the strike was communist in
spired.'
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09


AS the trial progressed, it be-
came increasingly evident that the
army is bending over backwards
to guarantee the 24-year old
Negro CT fair trial which he
had been denied Is months ago
when he was sentenced to hang
for shooting his terminate, Robert
Patterson.
The court consists of 8 officers
headed by Brigadier General
Robin B. Pape and includes
Negro LIST 1t, Seth D. Finley. The
defense had challenged a Col.
Charles G. Rau, Southerner, who
was Immediately excused by Pape
Most evident in the weeks pro-
ceedings is the glaring contrast
between the trial being conducted
now, with careful emphasis placed
on details, and the court martial
proceedings which took place in
the Philippines in 1916 when
Woods was tried and convicted in
only three and one half hours.
FORMER star witness for the
prosecution, John Hicks, was so
vague about the events which
took place on the morning of the
shooting that the prosecutor was
forced to impeach his own wit
ness.
The stories of two. star witnesses
for the prosecution were torn
apart in cross examination by
Goodman with regard to the con-
fession Woods had allegedly made.
Two Criminal Investigation Dept
agents who claimed they took the
confession several days after the
shooting could not agree to wheth-
or Woods had used the word
murder" one recalling that he
hadn't paid much attention to the
conversation and wasn't quite
sure what Woods had said. There
was no such testimony by him in
the transcript of the first court
martial.
The trial is expected to last for
another week. Confidence was ex-
pressed by Lemas Woods Defense
Committee of the Civil Rights
Congress, that on the basis of the
proceedings SO far, the soldier
would surely be freed.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09
RR unioE1isG tries
to deroiI robber
SAN FRANCISCO :

SAN FRANCISCO = FPl -
The fact that A. w. Harris.
Western Pasific general chair
man of the Bro. of Railroad
Trainmen (unaffiliatedl. used TO
be football player came in
handy when he went TO the
bank.
The bank was the day and
night branch of the Bank of
America and while Harris was
there a lone robber tried 10
rob il. AS the robber tried TO
run. Harris neatly fripped him
up and threw him.
He slid 10 feet. then fired
point blank at Harris. The
bullet missed. but four others
were wounded by subsequent
shots. The bandit escaped.
Harris. hero of the occasion.
ended up with a skinned leg
where the robber kicked him.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09
Committee probe clears
Camel strike Of smear

WASHINGTON fFP)-Charges
committee that the strike of Camel
Salem N c. inspired were denied by oman
investigating committees report of the last May
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09
Lemos Woods new trial
opens on West Coast

SAN FRANCISCO retrial of Pvt Woods opened
blaze of fashbulb army
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09
This weeks true confession,
Dem Buns are tops after oil
BY BILL MAHoNEY

week, if blazing
the night fell there good
reason for same 1t was all my fault
After holding out for in darkness and despair
of and blind arrogance had the light
had switched affections the Giants the Brook
Ign Dodgers.
is step easily In the centuries since Hugh
ONei blazing freedom
time since the good men signed in Philadelphia Declaration of
dependence the first
decade the first cyclotron shattered the yet
to lay bare the inner nature of The Fan.
step taken blindy according reasons
daring calnnny my My
frightened by make hides when
the Dogs the The other
woman got and offered me her seat.
Suddenly noticed longer
bargain sales the There talk of which
the polite word for losing job.
Yet this matters little at the moment though it all
fault can't for looking can't hear the
IT WILL BE long time before sit Polo
Grounds the field you through
game feeling guilty ghosts Terry
bell Chsy aewso Mel OFT and zeke Bonura haunt sleep
is with wrench that stricken gaze
dayJohnny Mize Cooper
shall, that company
you strange at Them to curse their
ancestors and to hope their bats break?
DON'T KNOW how day, out
at the park there the Giants
end to the wasted years. that at this reform
suffering nexpcably
Mr. Anthony tell But I'm glad tell glad
Fifteen OF Giant roofing the
terrible thought but comfort
end the wasted that his
that have the right accorded all Brooklyn
land the
dauntess immortal Booklyns
Jackie Robinson the best first
Stan is best short
Johnny orgenson the best third
master right field Ary Vaughn
Furlo Hermanski Eddie
left ielde Branca Harry
Hatte
pitchers Bruce Edwards is wonderful catcher Burt shoton is
great
Ebbe Field a Of
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09
MISC.

Young European. 26. who has to go
back to Canada. wishes to correspond
with Progressive Girl from Chicago.
Box No. 2, Chicago Star, 166 W. Wash
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09
CLASSIFIED

RATES: &c per word. words to the
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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09
REAL ESTATE

Let us sell your residential and bust
ness property-quiekly and quietly.
PoseV IL ont tier pM K; M p prs;
Estate Merchandising, 2757 Warren
Blvd, Sacramento 2676
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-09

Fortunate
fish rests
in the arms
of beauty
queen
corretia
Thompson.
of Morehead
City. N. c.
ShapelY
Corretta
caught the
four foot.
2o-pound
dolphin
while fishing
in Gulf
Stream
off Cape
Lockout NC.
Evening star., 1947-12-09
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,

ADDITIONS, Al remodeling, carpentry
plastering, painting. ETC.; free estimates
ToR r eosrRAcIaa asxa co RE p's z4
ALTERATIONS, additions. attics into
rooms or apts.: dormer windows. recTea-
tion rms, and porches inclosed. WA. 1918. 7,sn1
ALTERATIONS and additions Of all kinds,
to commercial or residential buildings;
5es4 Of "a. seos. ~ J. $. YOUNG, Building
CcSHRiPpiENTER- CONTRACTOR - Rec. rms.
Wood plankinE; porches, steps. floors:
sssS f. Russ ss9: VI
etssii coaPLETE EEl ScsoSMiMERc1AL and home re-
%ASSER %aosR No Sses
steps. retaining walls; winter work properly
sG9s %o. Phens TE s7a,n. 1881 ,r. ~.
laying. sanding. finishing. cleaning, par
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II anNEkAL iss ~ ocoiNSrRsAoroH, iSs new building.
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GENERAL EMhssl Go Ico5NsTfssaAcroK-Nsw sfsa bldg. re-
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GENERAL REMoDEL1Ns of all commercial
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Roofing. siding. painting. papering. gut
Iering; all work guaranteed; monthly
terms. Free estimates. WA. s4s6. days or
PAINTING. PAPERING, waterproof,nr. In
laid linoleum. home improvements Of all
types: free estimates. BENNING I'M
PROVEMENT CO.. Ii. 1850. FIR O645
ALL BRANCHES of home construction,
undermining and repairs: winter special,
14xl2-ft. l-room addition, frame construc-
tion. with select oak floors, plastered walls,
3 windows, wired outlets, 81 ,45O: deco
rating and heating additional monthly
pa yments II desired. Phone WILKIN-MAY
CONSTRUCTION CO., WA. 6154. from
$40 to | and to z. -15
Evening star., 1947-12-09
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, all
subjects taught Approved by Government
for GI training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE, 1910 @ St NV. DI. 1862.
AIR CONDITIONING anc refrigeration.
G1 approved. modern training methods;
backed by IA yrs know how. Get started
now. Plenty of practical shopwork on a
big variety of refrigeration and aiT-con-
dtionlng equipment, NEW YORK TECH,
AIRPLANE FLYING iNsTRuCTioN under
GI bill Men and women. Phone Oliver
BEAuTY sGlH 1Si uo9PERAToRs NEEDED-Modern
training in. all subjects. day. night and
part-time classes. Get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL approved
for D. c. requirements and G1 training,
I34O NJ Y ave. ME. TITS. Estab. 1918.
AIRLINES need passenger and station
agents, flight end ground operators and
radio maintenance men: station agents
and ground radio operators may advance
to station managers, with salaries to $500
per mo-; age 21 to 35 For free informa-
ton. contact Mr.. SPOTS, CENTRAL RADIO
SCHOOL, 1149 Munsey Bldg. Phone D1.
HIRCRAFr MECHAN s-Refresher
course for and E licenses; new class
every weeks: morning and evening
Enroll today. TEACH AIR INSTITUTE.
Wash: Nat; Airport. Ex. 0063. 10
PLAY PIANO and compose in 3 months.
Specialist in voice culture, diction. public
speaking. DU S62I, 10'
SPANISH CLASSES = Native university
teacher: groups or private instruction.
EVENINGS. 75c per hour. RA. 1870. lOs
Evening star., 1947-12-09
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT TAX CONSULTANT, books
opened and operated. audits. financial re
ports: week ends and evenings. Wo. 1896.
ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started kept
part time, tax returns prepared, state
ments sTdits; reasonable Or goa4 and
Bookkeeping service; Al references; hon
est employer preferred. TR. 26S5. IL
COOK OR BUTLER, Filipino. wishes to
work in private family; excellent refer
CHAUFFEUR, houseman butler, cook: col.
ored; honest, reliable, sober, Z years expe-
rience; very best refs, Lincoln 57ss.
ton, Fairfax, Alexandria. License and tools.
JR. M ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS accredited
A. frm as apprentice: salary, s10o mo; !;
excellent references Box 99-z, Star. g.
LAWYER, young. successful now asso-
cisted tor, law firm, washington, consid-
NIGHTWoRK, part time; all day satur-
day. kitchen work or waiter. AT. 1880 1880
PAINTER-PAPER HANGER, white, rea.
sonable prices; free estimates; day and
contract. FIR. 1141.
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT for university
students. Clerks. typists, bookkeeppsrs,
EmPipymsns n 54Esaq; Benjamin aSss FRANK
LIN UNIVERSITY. RE. 2262. IL
POULTRYMAN, thoroughly experienced
with poultry. turkeys hogs, cattle, well
educated; can do any type of building
construction or machine repairs; will con
slider good business proposition with reE-
able landowner who has capital to develop
farm project Box 1857, Star. g.
PUBLICITY-Free lance or by contract
Two cracker-jack men will take on any
job. Box 134-Z, Star
cesstul sales experience, Government ex-
perience, college training, age Al. own
new car; earnings between $4,000 and
Star. o.
YOUNG MAN, colored. wants job. delivery
boy. truck helper. Job printing. housework.
wa WANTHp. nHS1HaR SaSfToR's "a oUAkTERs for cple
and child Call ,AD.. 6O54. EDDIE L.
GRAY, 7s6 Golpmbia I'd NV; 20
desires part-time work as porter or truck
driver. FIR. S5l7 between II and pm.