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Smyrna times., 1948-01-08
NAVAL GROUP
HOLDS MEET
First Division, Naval Reserve
Reaches Full Strength
This Week
PLAN VICTORY PARTY

The First Division, Delaware
Battalion, U. S. Naval Reserve
reached its full strength of 10 Of
ficers and 200 enlisted men Tues
day night when four new mem
bers We're sworn in by Lieut.. Com
]. w. Winney at ceremonies at the
Wilmington Naval Reserve Train
ing Center. The division had been
at nearly full strength for some
time since its activation more than
a year ago. According to Lieut.
Comm. Nash T. Broaddus, COM
manding officer of the battalion
the credit for achieving the full
complement was given to the re-
cent recruiting drive which ended
in late December.
Openings in Second Unit
Commander Broaddus pointed
out that there are still a number
of openings, especially for appren-
tice seamen, and seamen first and
second class, in the second division
of the battalion, which meets every
Thursday evening. Plans for
two-week battalion cruise to
Miami on its own patrol craft were
also discussed at the meeting. The
cruise, which includes "'liberty'
in Miami, will be made by mem
bers of the Delaware and Chester
reserve units only. Authorized
complement is about four officers
and go enlisted men. There are
still a few openings, and those will
be filed by Commander Scull when
interested personnel contact him
at his Office. Full pay and allow
ances will be given those making
the cruise.
Dance Plans Announced
Also at the meeting, Lieut.
Comm. Lammot DUPONT, rJ., bat
talon welfare and recreation Off
Ger, announced plans for the forth
coming battalion victory party and
dance to be held Saturday evening,
Jan. II, at the National Guard
Armory at Tenth and DUPONT
Streets, Wilmington. The dance
will be attended by members of the
Delaware Battalion, in uniform
and their guests. Music will be
furnished by an orchestra from the
Philadelphia Navy Yard. The
program is under the supervision
of welfare and recreation commit
tees of the two divisions. First Di-
vision: Lieut.. r. M. DeGraff; W.
F. Muller, aviation chief ordnance
man, and E. S. Hill, electricians
mate, first class. Second Division
Lieut.. q. g. w. K. Simonton H
Synezyszyn, water tender second
class, and H. S. Morris, Jr., quart
ermaster, second class.
Smyrna times., 1948-01-08
GLENNs RENAMED
Soda shop Under New Manage
ment Gets New Name


TITS very appropriate, I'd
say, commented Clifton Jones,
when informed by the judges that
his Main Street soda shop had
been renamed "The Chatterbox"
Selected from $50 entries, the
name will be painted on the front
display window in the near future.
THE Chatterbox" was a double
entry, having been suggested by
Mrs. Grace Garis and Mrs. Anne
Riddagh. The two winners will
split the prize of $500 standing
credit. Suggestions ranged all the
way from 1.-THE Lunch Counter" to
''The Bucket of Blood. Judges
for the contest, which closed De-
cember 81 We're: DR.. c. ]. Prick
EFT, Mayor of Smyrna, Pat Piper,
Marie FAIRIES, Joanne Deakyne and
Howell Kitchens.
Smyrna times., 1948-01-08
OPEN BASKETBALL SEASON
First Game To Be Played Here;
Select Cheer Leaders

Select Cheer Leaders
The school basketball season
opens with first game at home on
January 13 with FELTON,. This
opening game will be preceded by
a pep-rally in the afternoon under
the direction Of the newly selected
cheer leaders. The new cheer
leaders are: Sally Bodley, Marie
FAIRIES, Jean Brown, Josephine
Budd, Mary Vaughn, Peggy Clark,
Joanne Deakyne and Frances Bur-
ris. Coach Everett has not inti-
mated his starting lineup for the
FELTON, game but is working hard
with the entire squad, with all po-
sitions wide open. Both the Var
sity and Junior Varsity teams
were hard hit by graduation and
Coach Everett has task before
him.
Smyrna times., 1948-01-08
MAKE All AWARDS
Five All Club Members Chosen In
State Contest


Five Delaware 4-H members
have been selected to receive
awards of $1,000 each, for work
carried on this past year in the
Better Methods project, announces
Miss Jean Lee, state All special
ist. Grace Scotton, Cheswold,
worked out a more efficient meth
cd of doing dishes; Eleanor Brown,
Elkton, Md. rearranged the kitch-
en- to take care of new dishwash-
ing equipment; Harvey Shockley,
Lincoln, wired poultry house and
set up a watering system; Nancy
Smith, Newark, analyzed and i'm
proved the method and arrange
ment for laundering in her home;
and Alice farrell, Middletown,
stressed kitchen rearrangement to
include a home freezer.
Smyrna times., 1948-01-08
DISPLAY WILSON PRODUCTS
New Two-Temperature Box To Be
Exhibited at Farm show


Exhibited at Farm Show
A display of all Wilson products,
including the new two-temperature
refrigerator, will be on exhibit
next week January II to II at the
big annual Pennsylvania Farm
Show at Harrisburg, Pa. Operat-
ing from one condensing unit, the
new two-temperature refrigerator
furnishes storage space for normal
temperature products on one side
and space for low temperature
products on the other side, with a
proper balance between low and
high temperatures maintained at
all times. The new improved Hi
Boy" will be on display along with
Milk Coolers, Farm Freezers and
Walk-in Coolers. Representing the
Wilson companies at the show will
be j. E. Wilson, Jr., President, A.
A. Davis, Vice President in charge
of sales; C. r. Mougey, H. c.
Shapley, R. C. Price, R. D. Pusey,
and w. A. Stokesbury. w. A.
Cook, ]. P. Brennan and other
factory representatives and their
many dealers from Delaware,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Maryland, and
New Jersey will also be present to
represent the two companies.
Many thousand of visitors will at
tend the affair; particularly those
interested in rural and agricultural
equipment.
Smyrna times., 1948-01-08
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Estes = Tucker

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Rash of
Smyrna have announced the en-
gagement of Mrs. Rash's daugh-
ter, Miss Dolores May Estes, to
Mr.. John Tucker, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Tucker, Sr., of Will
mington. The wedding will take
place in the near future.
Smyrna times., 1948-01-08
Death of Mrs. sallie L. Marker, 81

Death of Mrs. Sallie l.. Marker, 81
Mrs. Sallie L. Marker, 81, died
at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. Raymond Wright, near Clay
ton. Relatives and friends will be
invited to attend the funeral Sat-
urday, January 10 at 2 p. m. at
the Funeral Chapel of w. A. Far
les and Son. Rev. r. w. Kirwan
will be in charge of the services
and interment will be in Odd Fell
lows Cemetery. The deceased was
the widow of the late Joseph j..
Marker. She is survived by the
following children: Rev. Joseph L..
Marker, Accomac, Va, Mrs. Ed
win L. MacCausland, Lansdowne,
Penna.; Mrs. Raymond Wright,
Clayton and sister, Mrs. Samuel
Law, Philadelphia. She is also
survived by five grandchildren and
one great-grandchild.
Smyrna times., 1948-01-08
ROTARLANS IN DOVER
Local Members Invited To Join
Inter-City Meet

Members of the Smyrna and
Camden-Wyoming Rotary Clubs
were invited to join with the Dover
Rotary Club in an inter-city meet
ing in the Hotel Richardson on
Tuesday evening, December 80
with Ralph Dunn, Narberth, Pa,
director of Rotary international,
as the guest speaker. The meet
ing was planned by the program
committee of which DR.. George B.
Miller is chairman, and the speak
er was introduced by E. Paul
Burkholder, past district governor
of Rotary International.
Smyrna times., 1948-01-08
New Years Fire

Smyrna firemen were called to a
fire in a car which ran off the road
near The Paddock on New Years
Day. The car, owned by Joseph
Passwaters of Smyrna, was badly
damaged. The alarm marked the
fourth successive year in which
firemen have been called out on
the first day of the new year.
Smyrna times., 1948-01-08
Death of Mrs. Flora Wells Boggs

Death of Mrs. Flora Wells Boggs
Mrs. Flora Wells Boggs, SO of
Cheswold died in Smyrna on Janu-
ary 3. She was the daughter of
Daniel and Wilhelmina Wells of
Delaware. Funeral services were
held on Tuesday, January 6 at the
Funeral Chapel of VIM. A. FAIRIES
and Son with Rev. ]. w. Spry in
charge and interment in St.Peter's
Cemetery. She is survived by her
husband, Calvin t. Boggs of Ches-
void and sister, Mrs. w. S.
Thompson of Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1948-01-08
INSTALLATION TONIGHT
Grange Members Enjoy Annual
New Year Party

The recently elected officers of
Smyrna Grange will be installed on
January 8 by Joseph Mitchell and
his staff of Harmony Grange. All
Grange members are invited and
all Smyrna members are urged to
attend. Refreshments will be
served by the committee headed
by Mrs. Morgan Parry and assist
ed by Mrs. Florence Goldsborough
and Mrs. Blanch Shorts. At the
New Years party held on January
1, games were played. The party
was arranged by the lecturer, Mrs.
Howard Deakyne.
Smyrna times., 1948-01-08
MID-WNTER BANQUET
Delaware Alumni Asso. Plans Feb
ruary Reunion

The University of Delaware
Alumni Associations annual Mid
Winter Banquet will be held on
the campus at Newark on Satur-
day, February IA, according to an
announcement by John E. H. Lef-
ferty, chairman of the reunion
committee. The program will in
clude a dinner meeting in Kent
Hall-with an entertainment to be
announced later = in addition to
the Delaware-Swarthmore SWIM
ming meet in the afternoon and
the Delaware-Ursinus basketball
game that night.
Smyrna times., 1948-01-08
SEND MAGAZINE
Safety Pamphlets Distributed BY
state Council

All public, private and parochial
schools of the state are now re-
ceiving the January issue of Safe
ty Education" distributed bys the
Delaware Safety Council. The
magazine, which provides features
for teachers and students, is pre-
pared by the school and college di-
vision of the National Safety
Council. ]. James Ashton, man.
ager of the local council, said the
new issue contains features on
safety in school athletics, Safe
Driving Addicts," and tips on the
safe use of laboratory glassware.
Smyrna times., 1948-01-08
Governor Is Chairman

Governor Walter w. Bacon has
consented to serve as honorary
chairman of the campaign to raise
$250,000 for building purposes at
the Kent General Hospital, it was
announced by Willard D. Boyce,
general chairman of the campaign.
Smyrna times., 1948-01-08
Ninety Years Old

G. R. McNatt of Smyrna Land
ing, will celebrate his ninetieth
birthday today. His daughter
Mrs. Sadie Smith, will entertain in
honor of the occasion. Mr.. Nc
Matt is in very good health.
Smyrna times., 1948-01-08
Death of Thomas ID. Garrison, 80

Death OF InOmaS ID. Garrison, oU
Thomas Denney Garrison, 80 of
Cheswold, died in FELTON,, on Janu-
ary 1, 1948. Funeral services were
held on Sunday, Jan. 4, at his late
residence in Cheswold with Rev. A.
w. Goodhand in charge and inter-
ment in Bethel Church Cemetery,
near Cheswold. He is survived by
the following children: Norris B.
Garrison, Dover; Roland e. Garri-
son, Dover; Mrs. Esther G. Emory,
Cambridge, Md; Elmer Garrison,
Trenton, N. j.; eight grandchildren
and seven great-grandchildren.
Smyrna times., 1948-01-08
Homemakers, Luncheon

The Smyrna Homemakers' Club
will hold their annual luncheon on
January Is at 1890 p. m. at The
Wayside Inn.
Evening star., 1948-01-15
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CHARWOMAN, experienced. willing day or
night worker TR. 1887. 15s
G.H.W., cleaning, plain cooking; 5 ewes,
2:3O till after dinner; no laund.: city
ref DE. 1878.
GIRL. eolored. wants part,tims house
work. mornings 9-2. Call co. 7o0l.
GIRL wants work by day or by week.
& diRLs sH coiogsd; RSs curtain and lish. lauiiary
GIRL, colored. wants chambermaid work
or days work. Hobart 5564. 81
Or iisht house cleaning. Cali TW, $3.50.
GIRL wants part-time domestic work. ME.
GIRL. colored, wishes morning work, 9
to 3 or 4 . days oa.g q week; exper, refs;
GIRL. colored. desires gh,w.. Saturdays
only; exper.,. refs. AD. 4545.
GIRL. colored wants days work, Wed. and
Thurs; exper. and ref. Me. 3S40.
GIRL, colored, wants days work. Don't
IAUNDREss, colored. work BY day. Con-
sidered good. Call DE. 1890, --15 ,
WOMAN. white, wishes work as cook and
semi-invalid or elderly person. BOX sle-c.
WOMAN, colored, wants Job cleaning. Mon
day through Friday. Call NO. 6066. lie
WOMAN, colored, wishes or 3 days week;
perm; refs. ia. 5940.
WOMAN, colored. wants fun time. part
S n foss WsTf RA elss Shirts and
Laundry expertly done at reasonable prices.
ExPER. PART-TiME MAID, vicinity Ward
man Park Hotel: 3 pm. through dinner;
light cleaning and cooking; excel. reference.
Evening star., 1948-01-15
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-conhdence, freedom from self
consciousness; pvt. tutor. MI. 1850. u
l. C.. S., International Correspondence
School, an old bright name in educ. Why
not see what it can do foE you? call Du.
MODERN TRAINING In beauty culture. all
subjects taught. Approved By Government
for CT training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 9 st. NV. DI. 1862.
AIR CONDITIONING and refrigeration.
sts 81 S modem snav 5anns aK sss.
now. Plenty Of practical shopwork on q
Sitionins Sit s's sqaipment ii sst NEW YoRK TEcH
1894 {, ssnning NE s, ID ns sSsE At Sr ssss ,,1.,
GJ Gdob bill Men, Men and women. Phone Oliver
Pi2So Pf2S 50i AND ST'Tl TPIlANo-AccoRDIoN-Private
lessons. children and adults. Call AD.
1888. 5 to z p IN. ewes. or Sat. IL
SPANISH and Spanish shorthand by native
university grad. with 20, yrs teaching ex-
per; small groups; individual attsntion; .eltIT
GARCIA, 4e0s Ca ave. NV, RA. 1870.
IT'S EASY AND FUN to learn the funda-
mentals of contract bridge In only wks.
by blackboard explanation individual in
struetion received during @ class; also sus u
culbertson Instructor, Ex. 353s. lie
dual steering and dual controls prof. in
METHOD DRIVER TRAINING. NO. 1874.
COMPTOMETER, TYPING-New classes
Hundreds Of openings now. Also short
early (Est. 80 yrs). opp, Capitol Theater.
BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F st. NV. MA. 234O.
Evening star., 1948-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie outfit: largest selection OF cam
sure meters, flash guns; cash or terms.
Range finders, films, color films, photo
papers. chemicals. photo books and 1000
sRs we bqy 20 ana aa sraae Pa ave
lopp. Justice Dept) catalos free. RE
AccoRDIoN, taa professional: 8 switches:
very reas. Call at "a Anacostla ra. Sc
xxtc6SRl1DsioN, 6Sl1siN 100 bass, famous Italian
make, excellent condition, beautlf1l case
tween 1880 pm. or RE. 2552 during day
ADDING MACHINE, haaa operated: good
zsHss sAa AND ssh
RRAASSrs9SsETerythns ms s9 l1 81 ix for the fireplace
Cheap prices: so32 M st. nv, Open
AoTAnfUM, IS gal. SIS, stand and light
ARMY lls'1se AND b ma SavY Z Contract SURPLUS
Hardware, cotton webbing. insulation felt, idt,
carrying eaSeS shesss etc; al so6f new; con now
ave. Chevy Chase Nd. OIL. $685. daily
sna aRMY spness sssisEnR L Enc CHESTS, trunk type
ssre s. 30 sns esuvhs oo sqpa' ee
ave, Chevy Chase; Nd Daily and Sun
Gay 10 D -Oh -OO-O.
BABY CARRIAGE, Siorkiine, good cond-
S BABY CARRIAGE, Kron de luxe. iish.
gray, exssllent a1sH condition. Amos. o.ls new
BsBY FURNISHINGs-High chair col
lapses into table and chair. To-day car
set; excel. cond. Kenmore 6592. -i5
BATHTUBS, 5-ft., built-ir. new and used;
basins, toilets, showers. stalls, pipe.
BLOCKS. 3056 NJ st. NV. MI. 714l.
BEDS 15). steel coil springs; 50 90 each.
Call o. write MR.. HOOK, 1874 N. H. ave
BED LEGS-Hollywood beds can be. made
from your coil or box springs. We install.
Sligo 4371
BEDS@Studio bed, double bed. twin bed,
excel cond. Cali MI. 1894 after Pm.
or Saturday. y.
springs and mattresses, walnut, gooo
condition, $50 complete. GIL; 6451. -ld
BEDRM, DIN. RM., and misc furntufe
recently purchased at sacrifice prices. pS
owner who has to leave town. 1890
seminAe &C., Silver Spring. Nd. -lo
Evening star., 1948-01-15
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, for institutional home; perm. posi-
a Ia r and Tsnaas SoaTd soa s saSa
COOK, good, and g.h.w.; sleep in; local
call unless meeting requirements MI
COOK tcol or white>, and serve family
throush dinner, 2 hrs. Oh Thurs. after
lunch. md week ends OF; little chamber
work; no gen. cleaning required; must
lsssI Sssl references; live in; GOOD salary: EM:
COOK-G.HW., live In. excel. salary, 5A
dsyys: asyys: have other help; refs. REQ. EM.
COOK. CIV. small family, live IN Alley
sSoeea cooka. W. must must be 1st-class maid ada and
sHn nsa apa4msn Rsss t city so1 ret s a g4 family % ned
COOK AND G.H.W. (colored), no laundry:
school,age children; live in; Thurs. and
every ether Sun. of: S25 wk.: local refs
GooK-GEtNERAL HoUsEwoRK, to live in.
small Alexandria house, carfare to town
siosi afSEsAf satff | hoUsEwoRk, sR Va; st stay
tsESHaR aESHR. ainpe5 HousfkoRksR fk Gasa small apt
NV. section; hours. II 30 until after Z
o'clock dinner, Sat; 1890 until 2; plain
ssoktns stay late sesh THURSDAY night salary
Ssshsf ,s9S s9S dryer; 1o sood ss}sfy BetSssda
9iiEss SHw' sssa; solored, aged so-4o cooking: fS
ssndl1 Tsis 5ond R6 0f esss saaarsn' eyes, I?sal
eoIkns ssR oas sht only pan
day week. 1927 Upshur st. NV.
G;H;W: cooking. IiEht lasndry' stay nights
nss sEt b. s0eEss ssBs4 fsE 7ra sssss sSSanf
sHEEl9AN sHEE "a wSMAS %I tSso7 coored good refs
health card required: g.h.w., Bendix. no
cooking stay 2 nights; $50 and carfare;
Call OR. o932, am. to 10 am. ana
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored. refined
from 4: 80 to 1880 pm, no SUNDAYS; So
wk. and good dinners. 1885 st. NV.
HoUsEKEEPER, white; live in; good sal
ary; plain cooking; nice home for right
Naturalization, fi.ecSoioK white, for empl
cple., 2 school-aged children live IN IN;
s h sm ana Tas Da $685.
LAUNDREss; recent refs, only one expert
enced with fine linens and laces need ap-
MAID colored, elUe over sf' 80, to care for apt
1890 through dinner; ref fen necessary go
iaundry. Apply 3309 i4th st. NV. -l6
MAID, live in; 5H days. Call OIL 1888.
MAID-G.HW., cooking: must be thor
oughly experienced in handling children;
local references and health card. 274O
i4th st. NV. GORDON BROS. MARKET.
--lG
WOMAN, white, to care for young child;
5-day Wk; ref required. Gil. 2745. -15
WOMAN. white, not over so; for general
housework: live in; pvt. rm. and gooa
salary OW. 1886. 10
WOMAN, colored, assist with children. all
school ages: live in or out; small salary.
Call any time, FIR. 0o04. -l6
EXPER. WOMAN, age 80 to 40, to cook,
clean, do light laundry: only one with
best ref. need apply; salary, $50: hrs,
Evening star., 1948-01-15
SITUATIONS MEN.

Closed. audited. statements; monthly tax
service; prompt; reasonable. sH. 1854
ACCoUNTANT-Audits tax returns, by
expert. II yrs experiences reasonable
ss s e. s4ess fssta. eoeFs sad s sss
R9ii adt pRafMas an 2shes SGa to
g s9ec g0Ek Ext at aoi4 hGs Sac to sa
ssookRREfnR.oFF1cE BOO ]; Il G;I. MANAGER; over
sires permanent position. Phone Green
family or take care s's bsehelor's auarters;
references. Box 264-C, Star. 15'
CHAUFFEUR and truck driver, good refs.
COLLEGE GRAD. desires part-time en-
ployment, ewes, Sat, Sun. Box 307-C,
Observation-Disclosures perma-
care for semi-invalid or convalescent and
take complete charge of home; capable,
reliable sober exselent snx dT1vns stse
DRAI TSMAN, desires full time employ,
menr, years experience in drafting and
reproduction of maps. Box 2SS-C, Star.
experienced in reading blue prints, and
construction. OIL. 1855 eve 10.
EhhMEh, CdIeLdktI "oiAeo ~
on country place or farm with, modern
equipment and buildings; available at
enss rsferensa Gs u 5Ss4 tnasnt desires s
h1S"D isnitor Dart3time JOB II small apt. %ith
9aaFsSSi 9ouRNEY sGa MAN pL1MBEk, Ser knowledge of
esaelns edae assendinr saa IN ensinssTns
school desires empl. as asst or appren-
siss snoR R ePftnssTF KnhsTioNs ea EHHEcGTvE H now
with national trade association, wishes to
associate himself With Tm or t1ade aS
isbor relations director Extensive expert
ence, union negotiations, planning per-
sonnel and industrial relations prcgrs ms
research in labor economics Box 210-C'
NAN, NAN colored. experienced in club, restau
rant WORK men menu planning steward, , g par
MAN MAN. coiored 5 d. desires pressing. small re-
nairs. elevator, switchboard operator. 2
pm. til pm; no Sundays. Box 81 C
MAN, colored; exper. presser, wants Job,
MAN, white. 90 desires position as chauf-
fer or AftsT Ssmie'raGa pm 1lset Ap as57 .e
MAN, with or without car, wants part
time work OK dM between ssas s am. and a15 R;m'
ssSe MsN nature eah experienced, desires position
last years purchasing agent aircraft
parts. previous IL years fruit exporting;
full knowledge once routine. s.aeis1lIS, poS
OFFICE 81. 7-yrs. experience
in all phases OF ofice WORK; VIII sGCept
resuonsible local or out-of-town position
Box 2S1-C, Star. Il
PSRT-TIME EMPLOYMENT for univer-
sity students clerks, typists. bookkeepers
sud,tors, d salespeople available for after;
noon, morning ana evening @ WORK @ ca Sall
LIN UNIVERSITY. RE: 1892.
PATENT RESEARCHER, mechanical an and
electronic BACKGROUND; infrigements paila-
Isy psrmanence s and advancement. Box ss7-
c. Star. -x,,.,
man In years experience desires position
with hospital or other institution; Can Sla
ifIskp :, Spce CAR Rf1 noT SPosrffoN wanted, cap;
able of management and sales. FL 5is@
VETERAN, now enrolled, night course OF
refrigeration and air conditioning' desires He
line BOX 245-C. Star. 10
Evening star., 1948-01-15
PERSONAL.

GHOST WRITING-Any topic, any pur-
pose, any length; speeches, books, reports
written to order. Call Elk. $3.50. Ext, "A.
BOOKKEEPING, part time, picked up and
aeiysTed MISS soREE Raa Re a7ss
ed, no clippers used. HOTEL HOUSTON
LOBBY'S BARBER SHOP, 910 E st. NV.
DID Yoy KNOW THAT your rugs and m ZIP 1p.
Sssnsd In hSns Rss sfasz
sSs fEaY SEtSSa N sFAk Sq "a sss sseord tss
1ns war isafs pfcss 's5S so6Nb sTGD1os RG
THE OLIVER Y-KINDERGARTEN,
sGa sroSps trained rail- teaohers. csii GL. $3.50
dSn sil WoMaS v yeh rTIs i ArnF5Gn X about
skill in dressmaking, restyling and altera-
tions; nothing too complicated to handle.
LEA ENGEL formerly 9th ave. N. ".
Columbia Theater, tel. EX 1903. RIM. 20.
ana sen al sSss oee1
So0 4 sFl ,,s ta4S 81 ssss
Fc aye 1aes Gs9rrs aus and
angerwave. SOC No appointments: An
IYNS EGsa gone srsrY sG ae'e9Ssd ssasns so
s.. aRa MAnHE
ASN8gS ssESsH ~, sysstss the
man in the, Casualty ambulance at 9th and
ssslsesssa sssss ss Ii ME- % SG6S1 T2S pc THsA sEssfA
6tNTaI 81 MaLS' TncHNicrAN-JosEpH fTs: ii RICE.
prompt service on dsnta and plate ma Fepas 47
TEIEvis1oN THi 81 Ht at less than 81 dsy com.
E9f Rf'f partieulafE SS afp0s D1 ofss "
IMMEDIATE Cash ASH; for your M home; ne son g.
SASG G9 sTrfas PT 4Rs4 RE sfaS b.
terS, shaperons; LICENSED; bonded service.
PA sesos SPG ay R a spada
accredited teachers: TRANSPORTATION fur
nshsa aNn S4Gi GfSrgin aye sH sFR5cf gcf
their friends at that next birthday party
with sound movies: have HOLLYWOOD Tea.
tns som9 xtb q ysq oTa and
gram as low as $3.50. (THE) FILM CEN
TER, aI5 l2th St; NV. Ex. 7402. IL
eneed lady; SOC per hr, min. So. pc
SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIEs. cornices pro
fessionally tailored from your or our ma
LeI4diy guar dAtSCd' IA,
1903. -19
ORCHESTRA, featuring waltzes. sweet
and hot swing, rumbas and other Latin
ALTERATIONS AND DRESSMAKING done
expertly, quickly and reasonably; evening
and pleating. MRS. RIDDLE, soo4 Florida
ave. NV, between goth ST.. and Coanec..
ticut ave. NV, End fspr. DU. 6639. 2Os
VACANCY, nursing care: also room and
board for elderly people; near bus and car
line. Box 1870, Star. 16-
SLIP COVERS. DRApERIEs. CO. $500.
DHIdNEAULT 11asg qe[iretb DbEcoRAToRs' go
ALTERATION SHOP, 31o5 11th st. NV
Alteration and sewing of all types; .corde
bags, children's garments, ETC. Call co
FEDERAL INCOME TAX and real estate
in all branches assistance by expert with nl
appointment Union T045. To-
MAPLELANE NURSING HOME has va
cancy for permanent bed or ambulatory
patient; low rate for permanen. patient
| of this kind; 24-hr. trained nursing care
under medical supervision; excellent food
SH 7644. IN