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Evening star., 1948-01-29
|0i| Barge Due
Today 10 Ease
ID. {. Shortage
Situation Still Serious;
Navy Loan Expected
Here by Saturday

Washington's fuel oil situation
remained serious" today de-
spite expected arrival of one
barge, commitments for others
and a decision of the petroleum
industry to cut back gasoline
production for so days to step up
the flow of oil.
Fighting its way up the icy Po-
tomac with the help of the Coast
Guard icebreaker Mohican, an
American Oil Co. barge was to ar
rive this afternoon loaded with 450,-
600 gallons of No. fuel oil and
125,ooo gallons of kerosene.
When it ties up near Key Bridge
at Rosslyn, the tug and barge will
have ended a struggle that began
early this week when the craft was
frozen into the ice near Morgan
town, Md.
District Oil Co-ordinator j,
Thomas Kennedy was encouraged by
this addition to low supplies and by
the Nays decision to lend 735, 900
gallons of Diesel oil, but said this
constituted only a little more than
a weeks supply on an emergency
basis and that the situation still
was serious"
1000 Emergency Appeals.
He revealed his office has received
since Saturday 1000 emergency calls
from homes out of oil.
The overall fuel oil outlook bright.
ened considerably with an an
nouncement by oil producers and
dealers that they will:
l. Cut production of gasoline at
reflneries sharply for the next two
months to leave more oil for heating
purposes.
2. Pool oil supplies in some areas
to save transportation and overcome
local shortages.
3. Plan for increased production
OF gasoline in the spring, especially
to meet farm needs next summer.
Antitrust Immunity Granted.
The program was drawn up by
the National Petroleum Council, an
industry group which advises the
Interior Department. It also pro-
posed a seven-day week for loading
and unloading fuel oil supplies.
Attorney General Clark promised
the industry it could cooperate to
alleviate the shortage with i'm
munity to the antitrust laws as
long as prices are not fixed.
Interior Secretary Krug had re-
quested Justice Department clear
ance Immediately because "the fuel
situation is becoming more and
more acute" He noted that public
hearings on the industry wide agree
ments will be held later, but that
until then prompt steps are neces-
sary to ease the shortage.
Expansion Plans to Be Mapped.
The Petroleum Council planned to
confer with steel industry represen-
tatives later to map expansion plans
which will necessitate greater sup
plies of scarce steel. Mr.. Krug has
warned fuel oil rationing may be
necessary next winter unless pro-
duction is increased before then.
Filling of the Districts immediate
demands hinged partly on how
quickly available stocks could move
up the icy Potomac and partly on
the success Of efforts of national
fuel co-ordinators to locate supplies
of the scarce commodity.
Standard Oil Co. reported two
other barges stuck in the river, one
near Quantico and the other at an
unknown point below
The one near Quantico, towed by
the Justine, was loaded with $4,000
gallons of No. fuel oil. The other
barge held $4,000 gallons of badly
j
Evening star., 1948-01-29
Alaskan Visiting Here
Ready to Go Home
Weather Is Too Cold

It has been so cold in Wash
ington lately that an Alaskan
said he wanted to 60 back home
where it's warmer.
w. c. Arnold, managing di-
rector of the Alaska Salmon
Fisheries Industries, Inc, of
Seattle, Wash, who lived 20
years in Alaska, said: IF the
winters are going to be as cold
as this one, I'm going to stay
in Alaska"
Mr.. Arnold testified yesterday
before a congressional commit
tee in support of bill to license
fish traps in Alaska.
Evening star., 1948-01-29
Troubles in London
Revealed by Hull

Cordell Hull, in the fourth
chapter of his memoirs, today
reveals how Raymond Moley's
speech upset the position of
Americans at the London eco
nomic conference; how the
President chose his fellow
delegates without consulting
him; how his chief weapon at
the conference was struck
from his hands after his de-
parture. (See Page A-15.)
Evening star., 1948-01-29
Late News
Bulletins
Tax Levies Cancelled

The National Catholic We'll
fare Conference today won a
decision by the Board of Tax
Appeals canceling more than
$4,000 worth of assessments
placed by the District on the
organizations headquarters
building at 1912 Massachusetts,
avenue NV. The assessments
covered the fiscal years 1912
1947. The District had sought
to tax a part Of the building
occupied by Subsidiary corp
orations" of the conference.
Murphy Verdict Reached
The special trial board
considering decentralization"
charges against Fire Chief
Clement Murphy reached a
verdict ION all issues" in the
case shortly after noon today.
Chairman Austin F. Garfield
said the decision would not be
announced, however, until to
morrow.
Earlier Story on Page B-1.)
u. S. Stays in OIympies
ST. NORTH, Switzerland
R.-Avery Brundage, presi-
dent of the United States
Olympic Committee, tonight
announced that all American
teams, except possibly the
Olympic ice hockey team,
would participate in the fifth
winter games opening tomor-
row. Earlier the international
Olympic Committee proposed
that the ice hockey t0urna-
ment be dispensed with en-
tirely.
Earlier Story on Sports Page.)
Evening star., 1948-01-29
Stars News in Lights
To Begin Tonight

Evening Star Newsflashes-
in 3-foot letters on a 60-foot
belt of lights-will appear for
the first time tonight atop the
Hamilton National Bank at
Fourteenth and G streets NV.
World news, foreign, nation
al, local and sports, will be re-
layed to the public as fast as
it reaches the editorial de-
partment of The Star.
This speedy method of news
casting will become regular
weekday service starting to-
morrow. The electrically con-
trolled bulletin board will flash
on at 8 am. and close at 10
pm. Keep up with world news
through
nhr Tupuiuu &far
Evening star., 1948-01-29

(See FRENCH, Page A-2D
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(See FUEL OIL, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1948-01-29

(See HOSPITAL CENTER, Pg. A-4.)
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(See CLINIC, Page A-4D
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(See WHISKY, Page A-5D
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1See WEATHER, Page A-4D
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(See OCCUPATION, Page A-5.)
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are accepted.
Evening star., 1948-01-29

(See TAXES, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1948-01-29

(See AFL, Page AS.
, 1948-02-27
PRESIDENT

kind message upon departure.
It was to me and to the entire
community a signal honor and
great pleasure and we hope
that you may HAVE BEEN
AFFORDED SOME MEA-
SURE OF REST AND RE-
AS WELL.
Your active personal con-
Germ with our problems and
their solution must spur all Of
US to greater efforts to make
these islands a model conn
munity. j Can never adequate
~ voice my own appreciation
of your expressions of conf
dence or of the opportunity
afforded me to council with
you during your stay in the
Virgin Islands.
"All of us are sufficiently
selfish to hope that you will
honor us with another visit"
William H. HASTE.
, 1948-02-27

Clerk-Typist, Of
flee Of Custodian. Municipal
Insurance Fund, effective af-
ter February 90. Annual sal
airy $4,000. Must. be good
typist, with legible handwrit-
ing and able to maintain re-
quired records. Apply in writ
to Asst. Commissioner of
not later than, March
s
, 1948-02-27
CZECH.

CZECH.
posts. A new Communist Com
missioner of Education has
been appointed,
Protests. came Simultaneous
~ from Britain, France and
the United States all Of whom
sent identical notes which
said in part that the new gov
eminent was different to
others that have turned Com
munist, since Czecho-Slovakia
was noted for its long history
of democracy, and there it
was an artifcially imposed
deliberately instigated
crisis.
, 1948-02-27

that the plant and equipment
be sold on sealed bids after
having been advertised in st.
Croix, St, Thomas and Puerto
Rico. 1t is vitality interested,
however, in having the can
merry operated in St. Croix, for
the benefit of the Island. Pref
erence may be given to bid
ders who agree to develope
the cannery in the spot where
it is now located.
Mr.. Malta Dueno who is ac-
companied by his wife and
Mr.. Fike are at Pentheny's
Hotel. They will return to.
San Juan on the Saturday
morning plane.
, 1948-02-27
PATRONS.

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was born before the historic
fireburn of 1878, and the drum
ming was done by Alphonso
Messer. This concert marks
her first public appearance in
20 years. Her repertoire con-
sisted of songs dating back to
slavery period which protest
ed bondage, others telling Of
the life of the natives and
some of a humorous nature.
Several of the numbers were
composed by herself.
Among the most interesting
songs were: Isl, Missy pap,
Queen Mary, Goat he ball"
and a song written by the ar
fist for her wedding.
Despite her years, Mary
Catherine sang with much
force, enunciation and control.
The highlight of the afternoon
occurred when she rose from
her seat and led the dance
chorus with amazing grace
and vitality,
Among her patrons were
guests from the Buccaneer,
Hamilton House, Coulter's
Hotel, Pentheny's and the
Cay. Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Of
New York, lovers of folk
music told a League represen-
tative that "St. Croix has a
wonderful folkmusic and a
form of culture Of which it
can be Justly proud"
Paul GILES, of
Hotel-on-the-Cay said his
guest thought the concertmade
excellent; while a Buccaneer.
guest though the concert made
his visit to St. Croix complete.
People do not come here to
hear the Broadway type Of en-
t~ertainment, he observed, "cho
russo has the possibility Of be-
coming to st. Croix what the
Negro spiritual is to the Stat
es. the only real music"
Another concert may be
given about March Is.
, 1948-02-27
PUB LIcATIoN.s

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Trademark
shown below which was re-.
gistered in the United States
Patent Office, Washington, D..
c., on June "a. ,1947, in the
name of PYE LIMITED, of
Cambridge, England. limited
company organized and exist
ing under the Laws. OF, the
KingdomofdGreat Britain, and
Trademarkk certificate. No.
430.720 issued therefor, has
this date been registered in
the Office Of the Government
Secretary of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States at
ST. Thomas, in accordance
with the provisions IN the re-
gulations governing the regis
tration of Patents and Trade
marks In the Virgin Islands,
approved April /, 1896.
, 1948-02-27
COMMUNITY FIX IT
SHOP

J Coffins and Baskets totSals
Very Low Priced
Do Not Buy An4Expensive
Coffin Before You See Us.
49,. WE REPAIR -.
Pots, Wash-tubs, Vacuum
Cleaners, Sewing Machines,
Bicycles, and Stoves
We also clean Panama Hats
A Trial Of our Service will
concince you that we can save
you money.
Il Queen 81.
Charles Peterson
LOST
liz NM. Eastman Kodak
Camera
J Return for Reward
10 Buecaneer
, 1948-02-27
MUNICIPAL.

MUNICH
a dental health program for.
the Virgin Islands.
A sum said to total $3.50 in
Federal Grant-in-Aid funds
has been made available for
the project which will start on
or about July /, l948.
For the most part the money
will be spent for employment
Of additional personnel. The
program will be primarily for
assistance to children, how
ever.
Evening star., 1948-04-18
PERSONAL.
1VC SITRE THAT YOIJR CLOTHES

WE MAKE SURE THAT YOUR CLoTHEs
speak well Of you. Our dyeins gives your
garments; dIapes and slip covers , paI. spsII.
be4sonsy bns GGs that ExaUsffE S5Shsfni up fn
WORK SPECIALIST, corner Ga. and N. H..
RS new. It's never been bsfOEewths he.
ExQUisITE-THE DYE WORK SPECIAL Eel
1S5 pETrs sorPsT PAN os scaoorrmery oe Gs
garten, nursery; 2-acre playground, trans
portation furnished. sol Fern pl. NV.
HAvE ROOM for mother and e-s-yeaI.
board optional. ,AD. 1925; IS.
ing. Phone for appointment GE. 1o. $3.50
TAKE YOUR WARDROBE in entire. be-
fore the life of it expires. A visit to us
is ali it requires About the color you
inauirs-about the shade vel inspire inspire.
rhs9 ahsf men ADMIR- a.ree Exou1sfTEraE DYE
WORK SPECIALIST, corner Ga. and N. H.
You CAN SEARCH EVERYWHERE. but
none can compare. You'll swear and de-
clare there is new wear IN our dyeins d@ons @
WoRk Sta esEs sFEc1HL1sq Al so1asT Ca and n
pEhRiMANSlEiNr Ihi WAVES. -; shampoo and
.oFs done zoe Nc
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 @ st.
NV.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN-JosEPH RICE
Prompt service on dental plate repairs,
sos l4th st NV. 14th and F; Ma 0113
prompt and etncient service: open ewes.
31O9 l4th st. NV CO 2e:1
with nursing care. Opposite Walter Reed.
YoU DON'T GET THEM TO BUY. They
formulas made up as result of chemistry
study and many years of practical expert
ence to remove dificult spots These for
Bring us your spots. EXQUISTTE-THE
DYE WORK SPECIALIST. corner Ga. and
N H GE. 9777.
IF IT'S LIoUID-we drink it. If it's
solid-we eat 1t. Our chemist thrives
on the spots. stains and whatever he
removes from your soiled garments, A-
corner Ga. and n. II. GE. e777.
Evening star., 1948-04-18
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

TRAINED PRACTICAL NURSES are in de
mand, full or spare time. Easy to learn
at home with Wayne plan. No hish school
H5 nTasGon tion WAYNE
TICAL NURSING. Box 37s-T; Star. la'
PLAY PIANO and compose In 3 months;
sRsSfsFF NrM sFRrEG ~ CLASS fssa for men and
at THE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE, 1@Soo @
week course in modern real estate prac
tice for those desiring to enter the bust
ness as broker salesman or ~ once AZ tsaeh PEI
ins in"H1' in that m it has the quarter Of cen,
tury Of actual experience lectures; It
all D tor sha The
eRal'e sfon questions ns j for 5 c. Md .Rd Va;
s0srdf s0s Tnursday eassss sS'es 70
and others invited Tuesday next and re.
main for lecture, explaining cougses nc
Sy srkyicE sS snE0 San
ton, s.: general test. 81. stenographeri
eY.4s eypist' 81 ~ MsR1f sFlffmfsi fpUsBiL1chT1oNs
Evans Bldg, 1920 New York ave" Dl
Write W. FLORAL SCHOOL OF D. c. 40
sRT1deoigetovn. ART classes in applied dec; lee
classes LET1IIA GALLOWAY 1868 Wis
PA P1ASo S0T,a ESsrktcrroN by former faculty
Gates from ViennsSe masters. ME. 26i =;
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EXPERT R!iTIsR FeifS1R INsTRUcTfoN in hnest Danish
and French pastry masinE; Stss psy aiter mas
ts5af fa sison coGksT fA f.0s with
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Ssia nof Bo2D shy scaooE aa 81 is5s
TGToRiNG Assers seo%st5y. n;.,or,: hatIs tI.
mentary. Junior high subjects. UN 1ss3
TORING-Mathematics Latin, Grees'
French, English, PHI. D. Telephone Ho.
GREGG SHORTHAND, dictation. typins;
college teacher: evening classes, indlvloual
instruction; prepares for examinations. %
Rfan4Y ResthTY oFFRAToRs S!isR 9sSs NErDEp-Mod.rn
training in. all subjects; day, night an. and
RosoUs s' SgE Isl. ess9sgSs
49, 1s4o p N res"ire%fR'' sve NE 4s' Estsb 1878
FRENCHPrivsse sr ane Wdow
MIGHLY CULTURED ,oSda, WOMAN trots teaehe' CHI
slRfIasT rl1se Rs '4,S s'o
81 bill Men and women. Phone Olive.
MoDERN sssS K, efss TANNING In e..u., culture AL
subjects taurht Approved by doyernmsn,
Tor GI training. WAR.FLYMN Isa 5HAVT1
steering wheels: permits; 2; C., N Nd an and
! Va EASY METHOD SCHOOL, No. l1g4
LEARN TYPEWRITER REPAiKRlST ~ anaei anae
cAPIToL SCHOOL OF TYPEWRITER NE;
cHANICS. 1928 New York ave; NV 80, 80
SUCCESS. 400 courses to choose from
free catalog on request. INTERNATIONAL
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, 210 Bend Bend
Bldg NE. Sl66. go
Evening star., 1948-04-18
SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont,


TRAyEL coMrANIoN posi- POSITION 10 to o,iis.I LADY
nurse, Write Box 299-V. Star, 10.
TYPfsT, colored, wants clerical or BABY
sitting, evening work. hours o-1o. EA'
TYPING done at home, any kind: 10 years
experience neat rapid dsIiSs sna sccqTa'e Egar
TYPIsTSExpert typing done at home;
rates reasonable; rapid. accurate and neat
T2PlNG T9Th a1sp'fsS To So At iitSs HoMEA day and
SyoessH,nsT nr free; 6,p PICK up and deliver, MRS
v4RfT9PING vREi ri coss done at home; neat and ac-
curste work by experienced.- reliable op-
VISITING NURSE, pFiysts duty gtg sy h. snS snd
WOMAN, exper in tea room. guest house;
R9Yers buy 1p dsttan ssat Dn sss or
essises p.fftime feiHTae' JOB ea csif in am No
WOMAN, colored. experienced PIX or 9 e,
xss9r wo4R pqesste5 III nU Ct 54 part time. nsh
WOMAN, colored, desires 3 days work
cleaning doctors once or apt city refs refs
SoUSG GIRL wants work, as waitress
care Of children. housework or clerical
RhfnsED Rfns n9"e5 EXP s'l lady desires position
koma Park. Sligo 1894 is
ELDERLY WOMAN, colored. wishes job
caring for children for employed family
EXP. WORKER. colored: would like t t.
serve parties and dinners, days WORK
REFINED CHRISTIAN LADY with 11-year
daughter, desires position as housekeeper,
live in; good cook, Write Box ASK, Star
ATTENTION. small OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
enced bookkeeping done at home. reason
able rates. Administer 5045, SUNDAY OF
sPECIALTisT T CHILD TRAINING. EN- mpioyed
will stay nights with child for rm, BID
SEED 1T 5'o An a Aai sTENoGRAPHER in a
hurry? Temp or part-time; also duplicst-
ing service. MRS. COLIN: RE: 5767.,
AUTOMOTIVE ATTENTION-Young lady
exper. every phase Ford accountancy; de.
sires correction established leadership;
yrs. bookkeeping: excel. typist' knowl
shorthand. Single. age -, personaole
Box 254-V. Star
MIDDLE-AGED LADY. exp. will care fol
child in Takoma Park, Silver Spring OF
nearby. SH Sl91.
Evening star., 1948-04-18
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOOD MFG. CO.-Excellent product. we'll
ai.ure, 2 trucks. inventories, trade marks.
isSSas sS esDDsis 8D s?:
sad s. san ntsnsF decor shtng
&c. Street svsf Miehissn ssss
SANDWICH SHOP. $4,000; n cash, bal
operate; value can be proved; are you in
terested in making money? Box 143-V
aEN's shsS' FURNISHING STORE. doing $50
900 year: small overhead; owner leaving
SR S$f fssH ;|sss ,oo LEON sos.
and fixtures Owner has other business sd.
Il .si.nd sT SRs ~ 2ssery
brick, well financed. LEONARD REALTY
6R;i 6RY nj cLEASfSG sSGS PLANT showing large
ps hnra Sub s's eash
Waxfap, w faf,A Party sIfi with $4,000 to $4,000
dSsen dfSHdea 1s 81 ffa sSts to 0 ots
nearly mile and Of river SFn Gn pank oe1w snd
ssssh ssoa s.ss' ssau.sa1ls SS9os0 .0'' s
kG3sd,Ss fsIsnd sSs HoosE reons bsshs;
rent; plenty Of furniture: income quoted
up to 1894 mo: easy renting location; !;
ST 500 down EDWIN L.. ELLIS. 1010
noSHsEs Sfr%enst ga xND hm MAI Is one NE
Sc; both living quarters, mixed trade,
good income, low rents, lease. Priced to
sell e. W. THURM, DI. 1906, 90S 10th
DRY M CLEANING BUSINESS in close-in
thriving Nd. town. fully equipped plant,
retail store and delivery route. q going
business making over $4,000 yearly net,
Very easily financed. Ewes. WA. 3512.
JOHN n. MILLER. JR.. q BRO, Realtors,
1872 K St NV, MA. 1851: Exclusive
HOTEL, RESTAURANT. BAR, imposing
modern brick-and-stone bldg, valuable
business property in center OF Marlboro,
Nd 4 large private dining rooms, excel
lent bar. plus accomm odiations for guests,
9Oct of business is bar and restaurant.
Large garage and parking area for Gus
toners. owner retiring. will carry all over
ground. stock and equipment, Exclusive.
JOHN H. MILLER: JR;, & BRO, Realtors
1872 K ST.. NV. Ma. 2557-
SUBURBAN STORE, consists of grocery.
hardware, gas and oil business plus three
rented modern apis. tS75 each) and nice
living room, modern bath and kitchen.
Main store has private l-room apt, with
modern bath. Fun equipment and stock
goes with 1t, also 3 acres valuable corner
property. Owner will accept sec. 900 cash,
exclusive. Join II MILLER, JR.. q
BRO. Realtors, 1872 Z Ct. NV. Ma 2ob7.
Evening star., 1948-04-18
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES,

ADDITIONS, Al home improvements from
slRsT Il psz fHS g. Re- aa
ing, repairing, and building; no job too
siLlm11fF ALL TYPEs & oF HOUSE S RTfA1ks-sereen-
ing. tilins, cabinet installing and building
AL Al. y firEs is'oi or NcoSsssTkUcr1oN-Rsst-
Dental and commercial; new or remodeling,
sskgW ss lGsal fGosfe'?G aoMf w so
pering, floor sanding. screening. water. water
mssssnie, DrSSsns eaI1ns sT s7se re's rates Seit'
ASPHALT DRivEwAYs, parking lots and
private roads; also done in gravel or stone
R BRICK And BLOCK WORK. garages built
chimneys. piers, retaining walls also small
}oHs e II Yinds FA1N4NS III Sslo psperns
built beaH.0h home e0 Bars For PROMPT Service snd
sSHlsSHT SlsSsX cSSTSicTSss %SRk siSss walls. n.1.5dn.
ment driveways, porches, retaining walls
pipe az 6nds Rou. Ht Horner,
lane; Rockville, Nd. Phone Rockyaiiie
coNcRETE woRK-Floors. paving. retain s. n.
orosiplnH'F: or site. PRurTT ecoNsTRUcTToN CO.
Concrete Contractors. Alexandra. Va
fENCEs.If you are interested in a fence
this spring. now is the time before the
rusn For price and full information
fi5, FENCE. c sizes les from to it. high this is
the time to improve your yard; order nov
before summer rush. For information call
81 FIooa IsEExa..sss'n,ns put ~. =: es:s :. :.
eYes % inssAllsticns & Sruee s nnii9sss fs1s Wiseon.
tors-screens, porches, extends that extr. M
rm, does roofing, siding, general carpentry
Ss mos. to pYI, pay w: 1910; 4e.or..t,or room.
aVm attiess baths, ahh Kitchens; other inside work
AsS wall tile I'll sSsrs susnEBas su9SsF Al
G3kgTsv GG3PSTTsv1GfE Gn oH oeoNTRAcriNa FRA asSs
ali work susrsnteed; monthly terms; fire.
rafS rtxAsE1 A stsf saHs or
sPES S,9yes 12s5 Ana installed b,
SFormca Or stainless stsel Can L. to' g
ssTif paPRRfse noREeH aNp HSMH Co. Me-
PWATERPkooFfNGs ER1ss vet cellars and walls
roofs repaired, renewed: guaIanIeso. Low
prices; expert work. NEVlNs' INV. saS4 SS
ALL BRANCHES OF home construction
undermining and repairs, Expert on rec rec
siding roonE D0rsh sstmatss Phen
M1hk1s EHh sff%s MAY ceo5NsssrRuefioS CO., %z
sTTfNThoN, s114; afsef . HOME PMi owNERs-Any xot,
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2O40 any time. ~
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO CHICAGO, Los ANGELES;
April 90: take two persons; share ex-
pense. Box 269-v, Star.
WILL PAY EXPENSES for driver. new car,
NV. Iowa; no return; references; de-
parture April %. CHI. 2313-,
competent driver; references EXCHANGED.
Dupont 1850 evenings.
SOME VACATIONS are quickly forgotten,
others are life time memories; let me tell
you about . one week motor trip in the
latter category. drive your car or mine.
Phone MI S907.
30; 8 riders; references. RE. 6700, Ext.
72425; or TIE, 1924.
WANTED-Reliable couple or mature man,
eXper. driver, to drive new car to Ark. or
Okla. this week; refs; gas allowance. WI.
1925, SO pm. 1Ss
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PERSONAL.

VACANCIES NOW AVAILABLE in Mrs.
service. Special diets All types Of pa
tients cared for under supervision Of ex-
perienced, registered nurse. Home is un-
board and laundry included. Lovely sur
roundings. Everything for the patients
comfort. Call Sligo 9503. "a
anteed: 10 years experience. WI. 4210.
WILLIAMS. formerly opposite Mayhower
Reducing for gentlemen only. Hrs, 8 to 9
pm Phone GIL. 6172. 20s
Evening star., 1948-04-18
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

NATUREI. is REAL, real is sood-n you
need good colored help to MI any kind OF
Job. call NATUREL EMPLOYMENT AGEN-
CY NO 1863.
CoLoRED-Cooks, maids. day workers,
male, female; men. women. prepare. serve
parties. etc. NATIONAL HOME SERVICE
CO 64O7. CO 5255.
WE HAVE irst-class colored help. full OF
part time; also day work, Call AD 0639
PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
12hA Wallach pl. NV 20
Evening star., 1948-04-18
BUSINESS

Al POSITIONS N)-Typist, Capitol Hill
5000; Ediphone OPT; adyt $500; typ
tors some with typing to $40; dental
sssist, exper., S45; clerk-typist, meals
Ss steno ln,ervieYer E,e1 omse Sexntnxn A to S55
ecept.-typist, knowledee of multigraph
attractive, S35; typist. compose letters
personal. $40: steno: secretaries, many,
girls welcomed. AMERICAN EMPLOY
NENT SERVICE. e1S ct. NV, MA. 6295.
Evening star., 1948-04-18

CRAFTSMEN:
Mechanical-Exper. plumbing, heating and
suxiliaries S3,IOo
Electrical-Exper. wiring. power distribuo
Television installation service 5000
Cost Engineer:
Exper. cost analysis: lee. construction
nrniects Midwest $1,000
WALTER H. KESSLER PERSONNEL sERV-
ICES, 6l2 Wash. Bldg. ST. 9442.