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Evening star., 1948-11-21
Business, Professional. Club.

Soroptimst Club Of Washinston-Wednes
day / pm, willard Hotel, luncheon;
speaker. Lady Berendsen. wife OF New
Zealand Minister, Women OF New Aea-
land"
women's Advertising Club ~ Wednesday
l2:3u Pm. Washington Hotel lunch
con; speaker. Arthur Madison. Elce
president OF julius GarincEel q Co,
advertising and Merchandising.
American Newspaper Women's Ciub-Tues-
day, 5 m, tea in honor OF the Egyp,,
Rahim. clubhouse, 1904 Twentieth
street NV.
Graduate Nurses Association OF the Dis
trict-Tuesday,, 40 pm. statler Ho-
tel, banquet celebrating diamond Jubilee
OF nursing: guest of honor, Pearl Nc
Iver. president of American Nurses AS
sociation.
Fairfax Soroptimist CIub-TEesday:
pm George Mason Hotel, Alexandria;
speaker. Karl II. Knickmeyer. manager
Of Chesapeake g. Potomac Telephone
Co at Falls Church. Outlook for the
Future From the Telephone Standpoint.
Zonta Club - Wednesday. 12:30 pm.
Dodge Hotel, luncheon; speaker, the
Raw C. Leslie Glenn. rector OF St.
Johns Episcopal Church, ThankssiV-
ing message.
Evening star., 1948-11-21

This is the first OF a series OF
stories on Southern mountain
schools aided by the OAR 1Uhic1l
Uere included on the recent pill
grinlage made by OAR o6icials.)
Evening star., 1948-11-21

Woman's Club Of Riverdale--Tuesday., 8
pm. with Mrs. W. A. Turner; 4G09
Sheridan street. University Park, Hy-
attsvlle; speaker. Mrs. Ernest Cory. past
president of Prince Georges County Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs.
WOmen's Community Club Of Hyattsville
Tomorrow. s pm, parish hall Of
Pinkney Memorial Episcopal Church.
Forty-second avenue and Gallatin street.
Hyattsville: speaker. Miss Ethel Regan,
county home demonstrator, christmas
Gifts"
'S0r0rifieS
Phi Sigma Sigma. Sorority - Tuesday. T
pm. Broadmoor Hotel 35th anniver-
sary banquet.
Pi Beta Phi, Arlington Alexandra Alumnae
CIub-Tuesday night with Miss Phyllis
Metcalf and Miss Myra Metcalf, 25O1
Lee boulevard, Arlington.
College, University Clubs
University of MichiEan Alumnae-Tuesday
night with Mrs. James G. Cumming.
2SOl Fourteenth place NV, book re-
view by Mrs. H. Lyle Campbell, presl-
dent of Poetry Reading Society OF WASH
ington.
Greensboro COLLEGE Alumnae - Today. 3
o'clock. with Mrs. Herbert L. Reynolds,
1929 Flower avenue, Takoma Park. Nc. +;
speaker. Mrs. Abello, wife of Philippine
Minister.
Evening star., 1948-11-21

Womans National Democratic Club-To-
morrow. 1870 pm. luncheon: speaker,
selor OF the Netherlands Embassy, Ma
tionalism and Communism in Indonesia."
Evening star., 1948-05-27

l3l9-23 Rhode Isl. Ave. k.e.t
1899 AIoboma Ave. SEX
1868 Irving St. Nw.t
232 Carroll st., Takome Pk.t
18th ssd "F" Sts. k.E.k
s722 Georsis Ave. k.W.t
$50 Geossie Ave.k
1925 Good Hope Roodt
$50 Good Hope kesd
4 Parking spses
Evening star., 1948-05-27
Study Ranks District
Second in Diagnosis
'0f New Cancer Case!

More new cases OF cancer are
being diagnosed in the District than
in 10 of II other communities OF
comparable size throughout the
country, according to recent study
by the National Cancer Institute
The study showed that one OF
every 207 District residents either
| is under treatment for cancer OF
under observation for ailments
treated previously. The only other
city among those surveyed with a
higher rate was New Orleans. Of
ficials said.
Rates Rise in Decade.
Rates also are considerably higher
than those shown in survey II
years ago, but this rise was credited
! to increased cancer detection facili-
ties. A report on the survey, pre-
pared by DR.. H. F. Dorm, statistics
section chairman of the institute
also showed the lowest reported rate
of cases was among the lowest eco
nomic group. indicating that poor
people are less likely to have con-
suited doctors.
These findings, officials said In
dicate education programs should
be aimed more directly at lower
income and educational groups.
The survey showed that, while
cancer rates are Is per cent higher
among women than men, the can
Ger death rate for men is 10 pei
cent higher. The reason. officials
said, is that cancer in men is harder
| to detect
Death Percentage Cited.
Victims of the disease between
the ages of Is and A have the best
chance for survival, the institute
said.
The study showed that 20 pei
cent of white women die within
six months after cancer is dag
nosed and that the rate for white
men is 80 per cent. About 80 pei
cent of colored women, however, dit
within six months after diagnosis
and the rate for colored men is 81
per cent. Explanation for the diff
ferences. officials explained, prob
ably Is that the disease is more ad.
vanced when diagnosed in the col.
lored group.
Evening star., 1948-05-27
There's an Acme Market Convenient to You. i.

1897 Minnesota Ave. Ne, *
1899 SEEMING Rood NE.
1861 coIumbio Rood
6z35 George Ave. NV.
l429 10Th Street NV.
1921 I7fh Street NV.
2744 18th Street NV.
BoI,o. Blyd.. Colmos Manor X
S06 6 Street NV.
42i 18th Street Ne.
Pisey Drsseh 3D.. Silver Sps.k
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-23

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The Nome nugget., 1948-01-23
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The Nome nugget., 1948-01-23
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The Nome nugget., 1948-01-23
MAURICE KE-L-EEr BACK FROM STATES

Maurice Kellihe-, aeyu-y snall W'nC mace . rip o.-. prisoners returned We5n wit. tne Pan Ene-lcar.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-23
FRED ClyOTA RETURNS FROM BUSINESS TRIP

Freo CsyOts, owner ano ator of the Nome Plurnoinf returned weanssds! from z ness trip to Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-23
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The Nome nugget., 1948-01-23
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 LEAVES FOF STATES

Mar kOOnaL, WnO hsS DS'D employed Dy the Modern Llesn- sz. ist. fu- Colorado where sne plzns tp -aks an ar course,
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-23
FRANK S-E-CF CALLED D STATES

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The Nome nugget., 1948-01-23
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The Nome nugget., 1948-01-23
ElEEs GvTs IN TEE ElEKs pE sus-EEss

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The Nome nugget., 1948-01-23
JAcK BULLOCK RETUhfs -c ROKI

JacE Bullock, mining 0Dsi si-'' uf t1. TeIis- dIstrlc.. whD has Das, AWAY un business, reilinso vD the Ias- nignt Of inc Pan Amer Icar t-un EaI-DanEE.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-23
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The Nome nugget., 1948-01-23
AIRLNES
ALASKA lTH-rErs

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-29
Truman NoW
 Ai Work On
 Labor laws

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29-tR President Truman will start thi, week to shape the labor policy of his new administration. And the chief item is repeal of the Taft-Hartley law and writing new labor law.
 Helping with this work is a team of attorneys from the Labor De- partment. These men are skilled at industrial relations and drafting of laws. They were selected by Labor Secretary Tobin to draw up the recommendations.
 These lawyers will propose that MT. Truman appeal to the new Congress to junk the Taft-Hartley Act and substitute a compromise which may not be popular with the CIO and AFL.
 During their recent national con- Yentions these unions demanded outright repeal of tie Taft Hartley act and restoration of the Warner Act. Both big labor groups showed they are willing to proceed with reasonable changes after the Wag- ner Act is re-enacted, tut they want that as the starting point.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-29
MISS HASTINGS RETURNS FROM
 BUYING JAUNT

Returning from months buying trip yesterday, Miss Evie Hastings, buyer for B. M. Behrends Depart nent Store ssid today that five new style lines will be added to the womon's Apparel and sportswear Department in the Spring Misa Hastings attended style shows in Seattle. Portland. San Franc seo and Los Angeles and purchased sprIng merchandise which will be shown in Juneau in March and April
 New lines added include originals by Kornhandler, Gilbert. Queen, Junior Guild and Demar
 Miss Hast.ngs said that lengths in spring clothes have remained the same, with 14 inches being standard for daytime wear. MauEe is one Of the newest colors being shown in spring suits and dresses. Of inter est to Juneau women is the latest thing in rain hats. convertible
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-29
FRS. A. ANDERS0N DIES
 q. SEATTLE VISIT

SEATTLE. Nov. 29.-3-Funer- al services for Mrs. Andrea An der on, "A. long time resident of Ketchikan, viii be held at pm. "Wednesday al the Bonney-W Watson Mortuarv. Burial will be in Acacia Memorial Park.
 Mrs. Anderson disd Saturday at the home Of her son. Edgar Ander- sen, where she was visiting. The son is 9 Seattle druggist
 Bern in Sweden, she came to San Francisco when she was 15 and had lived in Ketchikan since 1902.
 Mrs. Andersen arrived in se- attle 2 morth ago to spend the winter,
 She Was the widow of Andy An 7 q ar5on. retired Ketchikan govern ! neut worker, who died four years i ago
 Surviving. besides her son here, gre son, Roy Anderson, of Los Alloe. Calf, former publisher of the Ketehikan Chronicle, and a brother and sister in Calhornia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-29
.pACEFIC WATER
 FISHING E NOW
 OPEN 10 WORLD
Navy Announces License May Be Secured Under
 U. }. Irusieesfip

WASHINGTON. Nov, 29-lR-- Fishermen of any nation -presum- ably including Russia-can get a license to fish in Pacific waters under U. s. trusteeship, the Navy sad today
 The Atomic Energy Commission's s secret bcmb testing grounds at Eniwetok are twithin the trust territory and the Navy said the fishing licenses would be subject to revocation CT modification wbsnever security is) inyolv- ed"
 Just how close a foreign vessel fishing or not-wiil be permitted to approach Eniwetok was not re- vealed.
 The original announcement of the cstabEshment of Pacific proving rounds for atomic weapons mark cd eff a 3s,000 square mile area as liable to heve hazards" for shipping. This a.ea would be in- c,uded in 8 circle roughly il5 miles from the tiny island.
 Presumably the waters around Eniwetok like others in the form CT Japanese nandated waters, abound in tuna
 The Navy said companies inter- ested in such fishing should ap- ply to the Deputy High Commis- s.oner of the trust territory at Guam.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-29
pIILp CffiCiklS
 ARRIVE SIN1kg
 F1nk kiEW Ynna

8zz arzlaz ana Eov 5o.l-s1a e tra Alaska Tn5zssria- Cor 1-az-o arrived H 7uDasa yssE Eday 1To-- New To-k C5ty and Jeff soaay % fasDeu tas rn,p sts aE s.tEz- The Alaska Lzdust-lal C,-Paratson made ez-e1zTa surveTs oE potential pulp development ln the sltEz area The U Forest SsTvlcs ls expected to -pen the area for bids within ne rear future
 Accompanyinz the officials on ta2e sltka trip xiu te K J. HaooT. D-- rector of the Alsss-s F2elc S-s-t- as will assist in plans fer the broad development of the area Mullen and Johnson expect tc leave for the East at the end Of the week.
 Whne in Juneau. Ben Mullen VIII visit with his parents Mir. and sll5. J. F. Mullen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-29
ELISHA ?. FERRY pURChASE OKAYED
 IN WASH!KGT0N

Purchase of the 76-fcot Elisha P. Ferry by the U. s. Geological Sur vey has been confirmed at Wash ington, D. c.
 The craft is to be used by the Geological Survey for transporta- tion of equipment and personnel for carrying on stream gauging work in Southeast Alaska.
 The 76-footer was purchased after advertisement for b.ds in October, from Hardy Trefzger for S17,500 Trefzger has used the craft for big game hunting parties for the past season. Launched in 1921, the coat was at enc time used by the Fish and Wildlife Service in Washing ton State, and by the U. s. Navy as ferry boat in Puget Sound dur ing the war.
 Little convers on will be necessary
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-29
LANGD0NS RETURN FROM
 KETlHIkAN ON SUNDAY

Mrs. Jim Langdon and her two children, Larry and Laurie, return ed yesterday on the American plane from Annette Island. The Langdone visited for month in Seattle and for week in Ketchi- kan.
 MT. Langdon, proprietor of Alaska Electronics, returned to Juneau last week. He spent a month in Seattle buying new merchandise for his store.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-29
yj- GEORGIA, 5. TEXAS 10
 MEET, BOWL

MIAMI. Fls- Nov 29.-R- The University ol Texas todag was nam e5 as the University Of Georg a $ c-raca, .o. tae 18th Annual or ali Bo-l classic New Years Day
 Cor s-ula.lo1 t,at the runnsrs-up , j. t.ss Scu1llwestern Conference had acos7te5 a bl5 for the cclorlul past-
 s-ecac.s was made by VII 1E Peatan. 1lls1-nan O. t1e Orange 5wl committee
 re ca-a eaten once-tied -5-en-ls vl tsoe Q 1saaa that os sa p-vas.1- Ner-A Carp Ina n5 ae5--1-ate1 z7s po-1ts aa4 iez 1Te-zsl-s 19- i2ni
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-29

Congress authorized the Secretary of the Treasury to mint three-cent pieces during the war, but none were minted.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-29

on the boat for Geological Survey work, according to William Twen- hofel, geologist in charge. The craft will remain tied up at the small boat harbor until stream gauging work gets under way in the spring. Plans are to employ skipper and one- man crew.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-29
TAYLORs IN SEATTLE

Word from Ike Taylor, chief engineer of the Alaska Road Commission. is that he and Mrs. Taylor are enjoying their stay in seattle. and plan to return to Ju- neau the middle of this week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-29

made hy Brewster This hat is worn virh an up-urnsd cr-m In sunny weather ana turne1 down IL the rain
 4 nylon quilted material has been useo to fashion cocktail dresses. c,utstauding feature ot the material ls tIar t never VT nkles
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-29
prII.ENa LEAVE

1Ir. and Mrs. ". s. Pullen lett on the Princess Louise for Seattle. They will spend the Christmas hol- idays visiting with children and grandchildren.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-29
SMALL BLAZE: NO DAMAGE

City Firemen answered call at 3;25 o'clock this morning, and put out a small blaze caused by sn cverheated stove in the Juneau Paint Store.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-29
AT GAsTINEAU

A. Thomas of Pelican is at the Gastinesu Hotel
Evening star., 1948-12-04
SITUATIONS MEN.

s5esfd aesf ref fudtss 4sss 6ssi 81 ssst caught
ant; can file all tax returns and prepare
monthly operating egIs statements. s. RUBIN
l.CConNTANT, expert; books started, KEEP,
part time; tax returns prepared. state
apdi EpRfsfSTafvE OR With So
ness management and purchasing back
ground. willing to leave present. lucrative
position for Job with future. Box 226-K,
GROCERY OR CIGAR CLERK. white: ex-
peTieneed eSor. yeass reta years whSe
HOTEL InO MANAGER, thoroushly experienced
Following. foh Box ia5-K, Star. A0 8.
MAN, colored, middle age; work of any
Phone na '!fv Nv. s 9ss7' some An0Sieose 0i Ss s.
MAN. colored. wishes work Of any kind;
ehauf5eur ng .es, or grocery store work preferred
MAN, coiored. age 20, wants dishwasher
Or bgsboy lob daywork, DI. 67s7.
PAINTING inside and outside wall wash
references. WADE. ME-. os43. 7.
YOUNG MEMBER of the B. c. bar wishes
position in established law ofice. ME
EXCELLENT TELEPHONE VOICE, owned
by stay-at-home, desires employment
ABILITY Plus. enereetic young certi-
fled public accountant with extensive exper.
| in ONCE procedure, 5 yrs. public account
ing notary 7sTIa1 P19li sass ear seeks position with
STUDENT desires part-time position, any
hrs. from 3 pm. on and full time Sat, :;
% yrs. old; much exper. as both gen. clerk
and sales clerk, but will consider anything
offered. Phone ia. 0533 or DU. 9030,
ask for MR.. WINOGRAD. 81
ITRANSLATING, German-American, at
home. Call Trinidad 1874.
RETIRED. EXPERIENCED watch repair
man desires legitimate trade work. WA.
| 1892 81
RETIRED ACCOUNTANT seeks part or full
time employment; broad experience; Gan
furnish bond: Box 213-K, Star. g.
secretarial and ONCE management back
ground; writer of speeches. articles. bull
letins. promotional advt., publicity; field
contact experience: former ex sec. Of local
group: best refs Box 245-K. Star. s.
Evening star., 1948-12-04
HELP DOMESTIC.
COOK, colored: must be good; good salary.
Apply SCOTS HOTEL, 2131 o st. NV

sSSE sSs1 sssa RoE E sfsi .
COOK AND G.H.w:: must b. excellent
private bath; live in or out; Sat. afternoon
fs}s G9ok ssd Sh'f BE- s1ps5 Psls small family live in
GENERAL MAIDi live in. lge upstairs rm.
2 I,r, schoSl asS1 boys in family Georsetown
G.H.W:, exper. and dependable. live in;
must like children: plain cooking, no iron
nf GHW esin eosEns Ski sosi im. t.m, em
pe1l.nced Gyo i've IN. 81. @ asss. ATinstono @ Of
ept sR live seG5sd n scoa sT hos ss So s ss mon sRs
Esif5snffo EA1Y rs CARE "a Sss ser 4,r-od child and
se DO 4as soBs pn ah' es No 414 Reur' 10
duties; 5-day week, $3.50; Of each Tues
day and Wednesday; good character refer
ences. Apply in person, $500 Brandywine
St: NV. between 9 am and 1890 am.
NURSEMAID, white only, live in, chamber
suady ssafy s = a and Can g nG se s5s5
NGRsE-GovERNEss. white, age 35-45
for ee ns sse sbo1bs sne s. Ys IN
srness S With good refs. viii be Considered
SETTLED SCI iis6' WOMAN, wsosMAN to live in; good hem.
and wages; general housework. Call DU
3944 or Ho. s7ss. Apt. A. or call in
person after II am. a So
COUNTRY ESTATE in Fairfax wishes
white nurse-governess for 3 children. ages
3, and 3; must like outdoors. Congenial
surroundings. Salary S125 per mo and
maintenance. Call MA. 3120. Ext. 1887.
$50 am. to ! pm. Il
PERMANENT MAID. live in or out, general
housework' cooking and laundry. WI.
COOP HOME. salary. to refined white
woman, g,h.w.: care for . small children
of working couple: nr. Mclean. Va. Call
Elmwood $40 week ends or evenings. IS
Evening star., 1948-12-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (cen.. {,

To SETTLE EsTArEE; E.u.. Z. Is .is. baths; sl4y
asa5s sneome, ssSS sSSs mo Or Better: location
". EadLEroN. 1917 14th st. NV. pu.
CORNER STORE, in busy NV, wash,
| operated as luncheonette, soda fountain,
s Pne 6u4sss,. y ss' e. vas tg
to many difisrent Kinds Of expansion. now
ss e SouDsa nea as' BY
employees; owner has. other business and
viii sell reas for sash OF dSwn paymseng1
ST. snd n% no'ei pu 6 sSs1 % SdeIEroS' Sdl7 - 1sfh
LIQUOR RESTAURANT and bar. vicinity
ga |nsDsssi.n Rent ssSS; aSs,. srsSs ssS
Contact ii owner. @ Box o5eG. SS star p5Se W5
vALET-eDowntown. busy location; doing
KS Ss5 4 .as frs:
NEAR LAUREL-Tavern, on and of Sale:
dining room seating 100 people; dance
floor; large kitchen; modern equip. bar;
also 5-rm and bath cottage. cabins
ss 1t oncs pree sns6es
9535, with o. B. ZANTZ1NGER, Jr. -5
GROCERY STORE, downtown NV. section
Modern grocery store and meat market;
no competition; guarantee $3.50 daily;
reasonable rent with long lease. Priced
TO sell this week. For details, call till
CALoMIRIs PROP, INC, l0l2 18th st.
pfrARrMEsf By; II; hasf' STORE .coNcEss1oNs-
Ladies' ready-to-wear. lingerie, hosiery,
shoes, millinery, children's wear. linens,
household goods and kindred items; avail.
to responsible parties in proposed new
dept. store now erected and ready for oc-
cupancy. This location represents one of
of the country. Unlim parking. This op-
portunity is rare. LOUIS BURMAN. RE,
DRUG STORE. corner location; reasonable
rent; real bargain. Call MR.. RIDGE,
OLORED-RESTAURAN on Ga. ave; a
spot. by owner. no broker; a real bargain
for only S4.500 cash; also property can
be purchased. Call RA. 1896 after L am
Evening star., 1948-12-04
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING WOMAN, So, wishes part
tme or ume u cbaqae w9rt
naity writer for New jersey station would
Isse Ina maasiSe aRd announcing bscksro9nd.
COLLEGE GRAD. colored, desires Job as
a5sI ,s6s tech n or clerical work Call AD 6Ss2'
GoIIEGG coli GRAD. colored desires part
Sass Inns y9Tk %Tks bS1Ts hs1 We'd Fri Call a AD'
coMPETENT WOMAN cwhite) desires
g.h:w: for one person lemp:l in small
DREssMAKING design. ,sHni remod'. am 10 aitera- tiers
tons; eve gowns specially; .reas; MISS
GIRL. colored, desires job in the day; ex-
per,enced d at n most ss any kind Of work; re-
GIRL, colored, wants position In cafe, res
tsurant, hotel; years experience. AT
GRADUATE NURSE, colored. wishes con-
NURSE. graduate colored. desires chronic
case oao Or children's nurse; exper.' refs
PRACTICAL NURSE desires baby, sitting;
available day or nisht; good references.
PRAcTfcAL NuRsEo, colored, with hospital
desires day or nisht duty good
REGfsTfREb fEeiTsffi 81 MEDICAL rEcHN1cIAN. ex
perienced college graduate. seeking a DO
sition: Box 254-K. Star. State salary.
! tel serv, addressing envs.; desk space avail.
Opp. Sil. Sprg. P. O., 81. :2100, SH. 1913.
TWO YOUNG colored ladies desire eve
ming work as mattresses or light cleaning
perience Call vi O18O So
TYPING AT HOME-Au kinds; call for
! and deliver FA O244
WIDOW. As 1whitcl, requires situation as
| housekeeper to business person. Good ref
erences. Box l55-K. Star 7s
| WOMAN, colored, wants job as nurse to
take care Of the sick; reference DE. 0l41,
LU. 4l90.
WOMAN, colored, desires Job as waitress;
experienced; kitchen work OF dry cleaning:
as waitress, prefer afternoon or eve. work.
HU 5732. Sc
Woh1H WoMaN, .,.snin eoGred' aeslres DAYS work
ences. Decatur 2036. 5s
WILL ADDRESS ENVELOPES, pick UP and
deliver. Call Ia. 1897. 3