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The Washington times., 1935-10-16
U. S. Bishop Sees Pope

VATICAN CITY, Oct. 16
UN.SO.-Bishop j. M. Cannon
of Erie, Pa, today was received
in audience by Pope Plus. Bishop
Cannon presented the students
of the American College at Rome
from the Erie diocese to the Pope.
The Washington times., 1935-10-16
ARE YOU MISERABLE?

THOSE WON en-
who suffer every
month or who may
have weake ming
drains, side-ache or
other misery, also
prospective mothers,
will find DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
tion a dependable
tonic. Mrs. ]. S.
Evening star., 1935-11-17
Commodity Price
Changes for Week
BY III. \. McGILL,

Editor McGill Commodity Service, Inc.
AUBURNDALE. Mass, November
Is (p).-Commodity prices during the
second week in November advanced.
The latest figure stands 68 per cent
over the extereme low reached in 1888
or 80 per cent under the base year
1926. Throughout the last few weeks
of rising prices. the upsWing has been
general. involving the majority OF IN
dividual groups, and the last week was
no exception. Out of IA individual
classifications eight averaged higher,
only three declined, while three re-
main unchanged. An unusually strong
stock market has helped stimulate in
terest in speculative commodities
Equally important, idustrial activity
is holding on the highest plane IN
more than five years.
Industrial prices advanced to the
highest point for any period since
July, 1884. Buying waves for indus
trial products are more pronounced
which undoubtedly reflects the fear OF
credit initiation.
Farm Prices Also Rise.
Agricultural prices also bounded up
ward, now at the highest point since
last February. Higher quotations as
compared with a week ago were noted
In barley. rye, cotton, potatoes. wool,
rice, fiaxseed and butter. Grain
prices advanced during the latter part
of the week, but failed to reach the
nrice level prevailing a week ago. In
addition to wheat and corn, eggs were
moderately lower.
Live stock, the third major group.
advanced, the movement being gen.
eral, involving cattle, hogs, sheep and
lambs.
Non-ferrous metals ruled slightly
higher, due entirely to strength in
the tin market.
Paint materials represent one OF
the three groups to average lower, the
reaction being caused by price weak
ness in rosin, turpentine and China
wood oil
Fine Textiles Advance.
Fine textiles advanced substantially
under the impetus of stronger price
trends in raw cotton and wool. Spot
silk prices declined moderately.
Vegetable oils ruled higher, as the
advance in cottonseed more than
offset price weakness in China wood
oil.
Most important price changes in
the McGill weekly commodity index
1905 eolalinp l00) were as follows.
Evening star., 1935-11-17
COOKERY FOR FEASTS AND
FESTIVALS.

LIN = xA1Ss
Thanksgiving is almost upon us and
Christmas is near The housewife S
thoughts turn to the well-filled table,
which is symbolic of these feastS. The
technology division of the Public LII
brary has mank books on cookery IN
all its phases which will help to give
that touch of individuality, and the
rare or unusual dish so much desired
to give tone to the meal. A numper
of recent and interesting books are
listed; many more may be found at
the library, at Eighth and K Streets
Recent Works.
Good Foods for Better Health. by Celia
Bernards and Sibylla Hadwen. 1884.
RI .B453g
The Congressional Cook Book, favorite
national and international recipes,
with special articles by eminent Gov
ernment authorities. Revised edition.
1888. RZ.C763a.
The American Home Cook Book, a
volume of tested recipes, edited by
G. E Denison. 1882. RzD414.
General Foods Cook Book. 1884.
RZG292
Has a cleverly arranged subject in
dex that organizes suggestions around
various problems of meal planning"
Good Cooking Made Easy and Econom-
ical by Marjorie Heseltine and N.
NJ Dow. 1888. RI H453g.
"a good cook book for the ineXperi-
enced Emphasis is placed throughout
on the simplest and least time-con-
suming methods which will yield salts
factory results"
The Settlement Cook Book. compiled
by Mrs. Simon Kander; tested rec
ipeS from the settlement cooking
classes, the Milwaukee public school
kitchens, the School of Trades for
Girls and experienced housewives
Nineteenth edition, revised and en-
larged. 1881. RZ.K133sa.
Alice Foote MacDougalrs Cook Book
by Mrs. A. F. MacDougall. 1885
RI ZM146c.
mot a cook book full of formula and
scientific methods of cookery, but one
in which the recipes and suggestions
embody the principles established in
the Alice Foote MacDougall restaur-
ants
Physical Culture Cook Book, by Ber-
narr MacFadden and Milo Hastings.
1888. RZM162.
1.-THE book discriminates between
those processes of preparing food which
do not destroy their vital food values
and those processes which do"
The Mystery Chefs Own Cook Book
1884. RI M998.
THE Mystery Chef is a successful
business man. Cooking is his
hobby. He has made clarity and
detailed instructions very definite oh
jectlves because he believes that others
would enjoy the fine art of cookery
lust as he does, if they understood its
fundamental principles
New Dishes From Leftovers, by c. B
Smith 1888. RI .Sm53.
This book is arranged so as to en-
able the housewife to find suggestions
for the use of leftovers with the least
possible time and effort"
international Cookery.
The Continental Cook Book: 1,001
Evening star., 1935-11-17
SUCCESSFUL statesmen

Our entire sales organization of 23 men
AVERAGED S450 for the month of October.
average is even better How would you like
to start in type of work that is thor
oughly enjoyable. intensely interesting and
which affords you an opportunity to make
money on a similar basis? If so. you are
one OF a number of men needed for q
special staff-some of whom will quickly
qualify for advancement to important
supervisor positions
This work is entirely different and is
being rapidly developed on a large scale.
1t is not books. tires. real estate. brushes.
insurance. automobiles or vacuum cleaners.
The men selected must be wen dressed.
high type. conscientious energetic. able
to learn rapidly. and not afraid to do in
tense work for real money.
II you are an ambitious "he-man," Q
leader In your line, ready for real work. and
want to get In on proposition where the
lid Is on the limit. both as to earnings
and future. then state your qualifications
and phone number. Address Box 3os.R.
Star once.
Evening star., 1935-11-17
(1e26 average equals 1909
MieeeIla menus Markets.

Additional New York markets compiled
W 'cnCo1wFutures closed steady. un-
ehsnsed to ssa, ,9wsT DssemmssE sSe msE 4ssn ssn
July. 5.02n; September. 5'1ln. sales. 737
RAW HIDEs-Futures closed easv. to
"A lower. December: LIB; ,Na. Maroh' a.rSn
Bales !. SOC. 900 pounds,
SUGAR-Putures No. 3 closed quiet. un-
chansed. Sales so tons. December, Alb;
January. 2.I7b; March. z, l7b: May, 2.22b
wool TOPSFutures closed steady. 5
lower to O. 2 3. higher. January. s7.ob; Feb
CoFFEE-spot quiet Rio No.. z, So;
Santos No. 4, .sssaSla. Cost and freight
offerings included Santos Bourbon 3s and
IS at 7.70a7 80. :. Rio futures closed barely
steady: sales. 1000 December. son;
May: .9sn; July: 5;os: September: 6ie
900. December, 7.72b: March. fS2b:
May 7iS7; July; 79ls; September 7g5R. .;,;Ii
6-14 lower. December, 1850: March.
1899. 1899; May n San 1a,65b. Smoked ribbed spot
hbBid. Nominal.
Evening star., 1935-11-17
Statesmen

statesmen.
PERMANENT POSITION
FOR 2 statesmen ON OUR
RETAIL SALES FORCE.
THE MEN SELECTED MUST
BE Owe REPROACH.
GUARANTEED SALARY,
AND COMMISSION. APPLY
MONDAY, 9 TO II, 1901
18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1935-11-17
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS. New whirlwind moneymaker;
customers photo on deck 81 cards every
body buys: free sample. Photo Playlns
Card Co. l15 Fifth ave. New YORK. -.
CHRISTMAS CARDS - Sell so assorted
ieafherette folders name imprinted. 81 :.
hish commission samples free. DUNBAR
New Brunswick. N. }. -
AUTHENTIC LIFE OF WILL ROGERS. =,
Contains his humorous sayings ana
wise comments Large book over 300
pages. profusely illustrated, only 81. Enor-
nous demand; 50 to $40 a day easily
made Credit given. Frelght paid. DO not
DELAY. Send at once for Inbound sam
pie book Universal House. 1910 Arch
81 PHILADELPHIA.
Evening star., 1935-11-17
FURNISHINGS
statesmen.

Raleigh Haberdasher has open
ings during month of December
for experienced furnishings
statesmen. If you have had ex-
perience, either locally or out
of-town, apply Monday evening,
between $50 and $3.50 pm, to
Raleigh HaberdaSher employ
ment office, room 203, at 1920 F
St n w
Evening star., 1935-11-17
PERMANENT POSITION

selling real estate insurance. stocks and
bonds. although this not necessary, can
make n connection where an opportunity
if offered that should yield them an IN
come of not less than Slo9 t week dao,o %
nose that prove their ability. A substan-
tiiI' tiaI draWing account viii be arranged.
Each applicant will be personally inter inter
sddreSs and telephone plumber. No in
terviews will be granted except by ap-
pointment through mail Address Ernest
Evening star., 1935-11-17

i YOUNG MAN. colored from North Caro-
lima desires Job as cook. Call Potomac
. af
Evening star., 1935-11-17

NATIONAL organization desires addi-
tional representatives on December /. You
ization of its kind and sell a product that
has had public acceptance Of good will for
over 30 years. New sales show 30Se
increase and repeat orders from old Gus
toners 500.
New men are trained. leads furnished
and unusual future possibilities for ad-
vancement to the right man.
Write. giving full information. age. ex-
perience. education and past record, in
Guiding earnings and future ambition Your
letter will be treated in strict confidence.
Address Box 63-S. Star office
Evening star., 1935-11-17


MEN.
I need 5 more men in my buSi-
ness. Steady work all Winter.
Neat appearance required. APP
ply at 205 Denrike Bldg. 1910
Vermont ave. NV, Thursday
morning, at 10 o'clock sharp.
THOROUGHLY experienced
jewelry engraver. Apply
Supt.'s Office, Fourth Floor,
S. Kann Sons Co.
For the Right Man With
Sales Manager Ability.
.ow We have in the Washington area aye, eyer
from $500 to $1,000. each prospect having
the money and must spend 1t for such a
purpose within sixty DAYS.
Our product is 20T below closest com.
petitor. is used by the Government and
is made by the largest and oldest manu-
facturer of its kind in the world. One
man in ,Arlinston CO. has made $1,000
within the last two months. 1t is ma
tionally and locally advertised and is a
repeating :, and permanent proposition
Write full particulars. confidence re-
Spected. Address Box 337-R. Star ONCE
Evening star., 1935-11-17

HOUSEKEEPER, white. educated, with
little girl. school age exp; ref. Address
Box 447-R. Star Office
HOUSEKEEPER. refined white Vishes fe n
Evening star., 1935-11-17
The Public Library
recipes of European tradition. b
Josephine Bonne. 1928. RI. .B646.

recipes of European tradition. by
Josephine Bonne. 1928. RI .B646.
Cooks Tour of European Kitchens; the
best continental dishes suited to an
English table, by K and M. Won
Schumacher. 1888. RI. .Sch8.
Two Hundred Famous Viennese Rec
ipes, selected by Nine. Melanie
Reichelt. 1881. RZR273.
Strange News From China: a first Chi
nese cookery book, with 101 rare and
choice Chinese recipes, by Townley
Searle. 1882. RZ.Sel7.
Oriental Culinary Art. by G. I. Kwon
and Pacifico Magpiong; an authentic
book of recipes from China, Korea,
Japan and the Philippines. 1888.
RZ.K97.
Matahambre Dishes, as used in 1880
by the women of Minas de Mata-
hambre, Cuba 1881 RZM4l2
Entertaining With Elizabeth Craig, by
Elizabeth Craig. 1888. RZU.C84.
recipes for English cookery and help
full hints more or less applicable to
our country"
Paul Reboux's Book of New French
Cooking; 800 new and unique recipes.
1929. RI .R24E.
French Cooking for All, by CASTOR
Voisin. 1880. RZV876.
Hindu Cook Book of Rare and Tested
Recipes, by Mrs. K. r. Jodeja. 1928.
RZ.Jl73h.
Mexican Cook Book, by Erna Fergus
son. 1884. RZ.F38.
Southern Cooking
New Orleans Recipes, by NJ M. Bremen.
1882. RI BIS.
! The Savannah Cook Book. collection
of old-fashioned recipes from Co.
! lonial kitchens, collected and edited
by H. R. Colquitt. 1888. RzC7l6.
/ Virginia Cookery, by Velma Moeschler.
/ 1880. Rz.M72.
/ Old Southern Recipes, by NJ D. Pret-
! low. 1880. RZ.P927o.
Mirations and Miracles of Mandy, by
Natalie Scott. 1929 Rz.Sco9m.
! 200 Years of New Orleans Cooking, by
! N v. Scott 1881. RI .Sco9t.
Eat. Drink and Be Merry in Maryland,
by F. P. Stieff 1882. RI .St.53.
] 200 Years of Charleston Cooking. 1880
! RI R343.
| The Monticello Cook Book, sponsored
by the University of Virginia Hos
pital League 1881. RI. .Un34.
Specialties.
The Canape Book, by r. B. Maiden.
1884. RZK .M28.
/ Swedish Smorgasboard; 100 recipes for
! the famous Swedish hors doeuvres.
1888. RZK So2.
/ Soups and Sauces, by Virginia Elliott
and R. H. Jones. 1884. RZF ELS.
! An unusual little book with recipes
collected from middle-clas housewives
in Europe, translated from foreign
cookery books. and some good old
| American regional dishes.
Two Hundred Ways of Cooking Fish,
by Enroll Sherson; including a spe-
cial section dealing with the prepa-
ration and making of so succulent
! sauces to serve with fish. 1880.
| RZH Sh57t.
The Wifesaver's Candy Recipes, by
Prescott Allen. 1884 RZEP92
! This book contains a selection of
recipes sent in by women from AL
over this radio-ridden land
The California Orange Cook Book. by
F. G. Barton; complete and explicit
directions for the making of candied
and glace fruits, jellies. marmalades,
orange and grapefruit rinds in deco
rative forms and preserves; also
other recipes for desserts and salads
and for choice Spanish dishes. 1923.
RZLB28c
! The EdgeWater Sandwich Book. with
chapters on supremes, hors doeuvres,
garnitures, relishes and favored but
ters, by Arnold Shircliffe. 1880.
RZK. .Sh67.
Evening star., 1935-11-17
HELP-WOMEN.
fC0utiuuedl

HIGH SCHOOL Girl. part-time selling.
Must be good taker; expert saleslady.
Gift Shop. 1l06 Penntylvania ave. NV.
HOTEL MAID. colored; must be expert
son: no phone calls. Ritz Hotel. $50
family OF two children semi~invalid father;
mother employed: room. board and salary.
Phone Adams 714s.
LADIES t2). refined, over 25 at once as
addfess so8 sT sTp
MUSIC INSTRUCTOR to teach piano.
ssnowledgs other instruments s desirable ase
with
dress Box 6-s Star once.
PERMANENT POSITION for lady; exclu
sive, individual line nutritiye type cos
Address Box IOs-s Star once.
sALEsGIRLs with millinery experience;
permanent position II you can qualify:
good salary and commission. Vogue l!l7
sALEsLADIEs. TWO WANTED TO STA START
PHcE ANP Nc MARKET 4 NEW ASp PROVEN
TRIcAL ITEM, WILL ALSO PLACE PLACE sEy-
DAY AFTERNOON 4 TO PM.
SOMETHING different. new; greeting cards
and personal; distinctive. quick selling
samples furnished. Dist. Nat. Bank Blds.'
sTENOGRAPHER experienced. willing
worker prefer single. Must be neat in
appearance: starting salary. Sl5. Address
Box 77-S. Star ONCE.
sTENoGRAPHER- SECRETARY. thorough
ly experienced. between 20 and 30 years
Of age high-school graduate. gcoG char
acter references. etet: age. experience,
Address Box 9sos. Star once
sTENOGRAPHER. Apply Feldman's. 1928
7th st. NV. -
STUDENT or otherwise employed girl for
part-time work; room board. small com
pensation. Phone morning. eve. Wlscon-
sin 3051.
TYPIsI Part time good ep sttye
salary experience. Address Box SIS
Star ONCE.
WAITRESS, experienced. aged 1925. Ap-
ply Mr.. Brown. Kitmar Restaurant. 200
! 4th St NV.
WANTED girls. col0Eed to WORK Ik in
Paper Co. Rosslyn Va.
| WHITE WOMAN. settled TO live in small
family and do light upstairs houseWork;
mending pressing and attending 70 ladies'
personal clothes Must be willing and
obliging and contented TO live IN country
= hours from washington where II LIS Is
wages If interested write for details to
Mrs william Bell Watkins. Berryville. Va
WOMEN CD. over 25 years of age; pleas
nothing to sell 2O5 Riggs Bank Bldg,
14th and Park rd.
WOMEN. contracting ladies' clubs or
groups to sell quality and essential ChrlSt-
mas items. Mr.. Crawford. Adams jo63.
Il to pm.
YOUNG LADY. white to take care OF
2l-month old child; experience and rel
erence required; live in: $50 per month.
Address Box 456-R, Star offlce.
YOUNG LADY stenographer and recep-
tiouist temporary position. Write con-
cerning yourself. Address Box 24-s. Star
ONCE.
YOUNG WOMAN wanted for private In.
structions in French and bookkeeping. .
hours 3 days a week. Give phone no; Ad-
dress Box 31@-R. Star offce. II
PERMANENT. POSITION,
| Unusual opening; established hrN ~ years
| in business. needs hign-type woman, 2'-41,
! with college training. educational service
| department; kindergarten Work child pSy-
! choiogy teaching or personnel work help-
| full. Write details and phone NUMBER.
| Address Box 22-S. Star Office -
SALESWOMAN.
| The local Charts Corset Shoppe, Wash
! ington BLDG. 1895 G st: NV. desires the
! services of a saleswoman. TO be taught cor
Evening star., 1935-11-17
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

COMBINATION COOK AND WAITER set
tied strictly sooer and reliable; give REL
erence and qualifications in hrst lelter.
Address Box :itl RI, Star ONCE. IL
COUPLE-Chauffeur houseman. Sook
larudress: city references; live IN. Phohe
Cleveland 3O95 after 10 m.
JANITOR. basement quarters exchange
services: settled strictly honest capable
couple no children; man with good Joo
write fully references. Address Box 3o-S'
Star office.
MEN AND WOMEN to demonstrate new
floor wax salary and commission. Address
Box .!l1-R. Star office.
OPERATOR experienced on die stamping
mgChine Apply Garrison Toy Co. l2lo Z
ST. n W.
WE WANT 10 more persons to sell "NU-
DPI the lO-minute hsir-waving ,otlon
Attractive cor missions TO inteIllgenI
agents Apply in person. l4l9 2sth ST. NV
SILK FINIsHER. Al, also wool presser
@22O Iith ST. NV.
TELETYPE OPERATOR.
Preferably one with brokerage expert
ence State age, qualifications salary
expected, etc. Address Box 353-R star
Office
Evening star., 1935-11-17
HELP-MEN.
CREDIT MANAGER.

We have an attractive proposition for
clean-cut, intelligent man about 80,
who has had experience interviewing
customers and passing on credits. Good
education essential. Only high-type men.
cred Eiseman's 9TH and F.
WINDOW DISPLAY MAN.
Experienced. with speciality shop back.
ground capable OF originating ideas and
carrying them out effectively. Full-time
position or ccnvenien. part-time can be
arranged. Phone for appointment. Emily
Shop. National 1897.
COUNTRY-BRED GENTLE
men for prmnt. insurance po-
sition, non-selling. Must be
1928, single, pref. college
trained. Apply immed., giving
full particulars. Address
Box 216-R, Star office.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

! CHAUFFEUR-HOUS colored. l2 yrs.
exp; yrs. with last family; good city
| refs Phone Adams 1880
Evening star., 1935-11-17
A CHANCE TO SECURE
AN EXECUTIVE POSITION

without surrendering your present lob
GrnWin. financial institution is training
inexperienced men for managerial positions
Through part-time employment. interest
terfere with your present connection An
opportunity If you are ambitious to i'm
nroVe YOUR position augment your income
and bniId for the future Only men over
-. with good education and now employed,
will be considered Address Box 4Ol-R'
Evening star., 1935-11-17

HOWARD STUDENT desires a job after
school hours; willing to take any kind.
Phone Decatur 47lS-J
Evening star., 1935-11-17
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

TYPEWRITlNG SPEED TESTS DAILY.
overcome, nervous strain when taking
sTANFfELD's. 10 18th NV. Dist. 1883.
TYPIsTs. LEARN sPEEDWRITING in
CAB slP1Tsf %fs r%y dSy and plight easSss Issb ct
=, Mon. and Thur. evenings. 6:20-9;2O
N Noy peg rateS[neT rates me-, Students-S4 stu month
ernment service and commercially. mas
tered in short time SIS: day-evening.
INQUIRE Boyd's 1893 F st. National 935S.
HEADQUARTERS for. CIVIL SERVICE
aE at Bo9Ds EkF i st Nationai sPeSs 346 5hem
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD tP. B. .x.l
course-Prepare for pleasant dignified
No. 226 Bond Bldg. 49,
CATHERINE BALLE-Private lessons any
time by appointment: inc luding INSTRUCTION
and practice class; Tuesday. Phone North
HIGH SCHOOL-Think of the advantage
OF being high school graduate! Through
the popular American School course you
can complete your high school training
low cost. Standard texts supplied Credit
given for previous high school work. Dip
Iona awarded Write for information.
GREGG SHORTHAND TYPING ENGLISH.
French. arithmetic, speed dictation. begin
ners. reviews; low rates. Decatur 32s4-J.
PILOTS AND STUDENTS to form flying
club Time, g, per hour. Call Met. 0540,
Branch So after pm IL
AUTO LESSONS for permit easy parking
and clutch control cars furnished Call
old Reliable" Foster IwhiteI. Met. 1sos.
PIANO LESSONS-50c for u hour: teacher
of much experience 1864 Harvard St n W.
Phone Columbia 1623
GREGG SHORTHAND TYPING. ENGLISH
French arithmetic, speed dictation. begin
ners. reviews; low rates. Dec. 32SI-J. 49,
ginners, review speed dictation Private
lessons. Moderate rates. Dec. 35S4J. 20'
BE A SECRETARY or JR. ACCOUNTANT
Earn more: have more-opportunities are
hD1'sui IS IN BOYD couRsE-UNUsUAL AD-
VANTAGES REGISTER today for the next
class. BOYD,S. 1883 F st, National 23:is.
FENDALL-JoHNsToN STUDIO : Speech
arts and successful self-expression. See
de. allied ad on page B-S.
p B. x. TRAINING COURSE and some
touch typing: weeks, day. SIS; one
soSB s"ee on 131 8G1f St, iDae nW National % G3 ff4
ENGLISH TO FOREIGNERS Short-story
writing. nuscripts edited: bridge. auc-
ton. contract; club Experienced teacher.
Phone Columbia al40.
WILL TEACH reliable men servicine elec-
trio refrigerators and aIr-conditlonine:
spare time. Write Utilities Eng. Inst. Box
:;9o-R. Star office. 1S'
SHORTHAND. private lessons. Pitman.
Gregg; review and dictation classes. Miss
Milton, l4lo H St. or Georgia 6319.
GREGG SHORTHAND beginners review.
speed dictation and typing. English; in,
dividual instruction Low rates day and
nieht. The Whitmore Secretarial School.
every evening. TO -. 9l7 18th ST. NV. =
CONTRACT BRIDGE.
Glasses Morning Afternoon. Evening.
Mrs. Dixie T. Wright
CI,Ih
Evening star., 1935-11-17
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

ATTENDANT NURSE =. Chronic patients
and semi-invalids: experienced; reasonable
salary. Phone District 35S7.
BKPR. OPERATOR -TYPIST.
exp: ref Box 3S7-R. Star Office.
CARE of invalid or convaleScent; practical
experience: good houSekeener: prencum-
bered: references. Columbia s743.
CASHIER. employed till pm, desires
part-time work; exp. saleslsdy, care chill
r. Star ONCE.
CHAIR GAMING done by specialist, in pri-
vate home If desired; prices reasonable.
Call T. Douglass Davidson, District Ssh.
CoLoRED GIRL. well experienced. wishes
work in office, waitress. nursing, etc, after
school hours. Phone North 9619-J.
COLORED GIRL desires evenings: part
time or cafe work after pm; good COOK
Ref 164l NV. North 7252-R.
COMPANION position wanted by refined
lady; references exchanged. Call Colum-
COMPANION NURSE. refined experienced
day work only: references Phone shep-
COMPANION SECRETARY. middie-aeed,
good appearance, well eoucated; free to
travel; anything. Address Box 377-R. Star
office.
DRESSMAKER wants work in or out; coats
neatiy reanS1 finished hes Phone on North o74i-w
DRESSMAKER = Expert filter. designer;
fashionable individual remodeling and al
terine. For appointments call Dist. 9l9I.
DRESSMAKER. experienced. wishes sewing
AT home; coats evening gowns speciality;
best references. l416 10th st. NV. Phone
Potomac 1927
DRESSMAKING-Expe alterations, re-
modelling. remak,.lg, making, refining
coats. S2.25 good style, low prices; ref.
Phone Adams 5536-J.
EVENING WORK stenographic. clerical
or any other type desired by exp. stenog-
rapher. Address Box 330-R. Star once.
GIRL, light colored, neat. intelligent de-
sires ONCE work OF any kind. waitress or
elevator operating: experienced and refer
epces. Phone Decatur 1854.
GRAD. NURSE. colored. will care for in
yslids, sfed or infirm personsi reasonsee'