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La gaceta., 1936-06-13

Castigara Ell gobierno de Ca
sares Quiroga, sin demoras nj
"contemplaciones," a los obre
ros y patronOs que no respeten
los laudos del gohierno. Ash de
be ser, en- defensa de la Repd-
blica.
Los trabajadores espanoles,
integrsntes del Frente Popu :
lar, sc italian obligados a cola
borar con ell gobierno, no a
crearle -dificultades Y antago-
nizarlo. 81 los sindicalistas no
pueden refrenar sus nervios, 10
mas sensato es mandarlos a la
carcel hasta que ell gobierno
pueda realizar su programa.
81 los patronos Sc empenan
en- cerrar los ojos y no yer y
palpar la realidad, hay un ca
mino para persuadirlos y do :
minarlOs: Multas y mas mul :
tas.
Y 81 no bastan las multas
siempre habra espacio para e.
Hos en- las carceles.
Ell Frente Popular ha de lie
gar a sus objetivOs pasando por
encima de los reaccionarios y
dejando tendidos en- las Gales,
81 fuese necesariO, a los que
persisten en- quebrantar los CT
mientos de la obra justiciera
de los partidos de Izquierda.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
MARcELINo DOMINGO HI
20 UNA VISTA AL SIR. CA.
SARES

Madrid, JUNO 13-HizO aver
una vista 81 Sr. c6sares QuirO-
ga, jefe del sObiernO, el dipu-
tado Don MarcelinO Domingo,
lider de Izquierda Republica =
ma en- las cOrtes.
Fl ST.. Domingo do cueAta al
primer miniStrO de Ia re lni6n
del cOmitS de enlace de- Fren-
.te Popular, en- Ia que se rOrd6
apOyar Ia POlitieA del 81 SierRP
en- favor de los dereShOs de to-
dos los ciudadAnOs.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
MITIN EN- PROADEL ESTA-
TUTO CALICO

Vigo, JUNO 13.-Mas de 10000
personals asistierOn a un mitin
celebradO aqui en- pro del esta-
rFdtO gallego.
Los Oradores explicarOn bps
beneficiOs que GaliciaS recibira
con su autOnomia.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13

Tengo absolute confianza
en- la victoria-dicen que ha di
cho ell gobernador.
Ash dicen todos los boxeado-
res la noche antes de la pelea.
Pero desppes, bajo los puheta-
EOS, cambian de parecer y en-
"tramite final" buscan excuses
y atribuyen equivocaciones a
los arbitros y jueces.
FL combate de noviembre, en-
tire ell liberalismo y los conser-
vadores, solo tendra un juez:
ell pueblo americana.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
LA SEMANA DE TRABAJ0
DE 40 HORAS

Paris, JUNO 13@Con una ma
yoria de 21O votos la camara de
d~iputados aprob6 aver una ley
que fila en- 40 horas Ia jOrnada
adorable. La ley hubO de ser
prOmetida a los trabajadores
pOr eh Frente Popular.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
IUN TREN MATO A DOS A.
MERICANoS

Habana, JUNO 23.-AI GO
biernO Sc notified aver que en-
Ell chuchO Vicente una lOcOmO-
tora mat6 a dos americanOs
que Sc quedarCn dOrmidOs en-
las parallels.
LOs dos individuOs, Segdn
las autOridades, estAban BORA
chOs y murierOn sin saber 10
que les sucedia..
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
Russia e agIatena lIegaron a I'm
acuArdo sObre el amamentO naval
Sc pernite a Russia equiparar Su flOta
cORla del JaP6n

Russia reRuncia a. So demanda
de que Ia flOtaOde Asia sea ex-
de Unite en- tonelaje y
Artilleria y acepta el tratado
rnco-anglo-americano de mar
10 25. 81 Russia Sc enterase
de que Ell Jap6n construye bar
COS de guerra fuera de esos limi
ties, sin notiGicar a Inglaterra
.podra empezar a construir bu-
|ques de tOnelaje igual al de los
ninnnnn
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
AMORTIZACION DE BONOS
CUBANOS

Habana, JUNO 13.-El con :
sui de Cuba en- New York, Sr.
Pablo Suarez, asisti6 aver al sor
.teo de los bonOs de Morgan, cue
seran amOrtzadOs Ell dia IL de
julio. POr Ell gObiernO cubanO sc
deberan remitir, en- esa fechaI
$3.50, 900.
La gaceta., 1936-06-13

La eel mas noble ciudada-
no rsf1bnsanO, Ell senadOr No
La gaceta., 1936-06-13
DOS MUJERES. RECLAMAN Ell.
DINERF DE UNsEx5soLDADo

pjeres, MRS. Kate Ed
gal, vt, az, Filaaelfia,
Mrs. Ahgeh 4ubenheimsrB Be
garty reclamdH hoy ell 3
oRma William
S,dho de la GU
diafqhe Sc suiciA6 aquV
de cumplir un por
en- un case de divorciO,
cadena de presses del cOiids
La primera muier, Ia Kate,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-29
Some Folk Naturally Fat?
Yes. but Small Minority

vegetables such as potatoes, peas and
lima beans, he can easily find diet
which will keep him comfortable and
maintain an average instead of an
excessive weight.
DIET FOR SATURDAY
Breakfast-Half grapefruit; one
thin slice Melba toast; poached egg
(smalD; coffee with one tablespoon
milk, no sugar.
Luncheon-Cream Of spinach soup.
one-half cup; lettuce and tomato
sandwich (whole wheat bread. only
one slice buttered); gingerbread
(1x1x2 inches); tea with lemon.
Supper-Clam juice cocktail; roast
beef (5x2xA inches); mashed pota-
toes. one-half cup; asparagus (seven
stalks with two teaspoons butter);
lettuce and celery salad (mineral oil
dressing); coffee jelly (one-fourth
cup) with one tablespoon heavy
cream.
DIET FOR SUNDAY
Breakfast-Orange. grapefruit. or
tomato juice; coffee, clear or with
milk; toast. one thin slice with one
teaspoon butter.
Mid Morning-Hot bouillon.
Lunch-Poached egg, or omelet. or
one slice lean meat, or fish. or raw
oysters. or clans; raw vegetable
salad. mineral oil, French or mayon-
naise dressing; one thin slice whole
wheat or bran bread with one tea
spoon butter; fruit without sugar.
Mid-Afternoon-Tea with lemon
Supper-Clear soup or tomato
juice cocktail; lean meat or fish, gen.
erous serving; potatoes or other vege-
tables, medium serving. with one
teaspoon of butter; spinach. carrots
or other vegetables. generous serv-
ing; fruit salad, generous serving.
mineral oil mayonnaise or French
dressing. or lettuce salad: sliced fruit
without sugar.
,Bedtime-One cup of milk. hot o.
cold.
What is your weight today?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-29
DEFENSIVE CONVENTIONS

A CONVENTION is d rule based
on general agreement. Any varia-
ton of defenders play which conveys
specific message is a convention
or signal. The declarer knows the
entire &c cards Of his side as soon as
dummy is spread. giving him start
with important information. while
defenders still are trying to discover
precisely what partner holds and the
best lire of defense. To show part
ner specified holdings or specific ac-
ton desired of him. conventions are
q vital necessity. to some extent neu-
Trailing declarer's advantage in
playing the two hands Of his side.
Legitimate conventions convey
nothing more to partner than to de-
clarer. All players are entitled to
know the meaning Of each conven-
ton used. Private conventions are
illegal, rendering their users liable
to be accused Of cheating. good
convention meets an actual need. and
is based upon expert experience. 1t
is not merely hide bound rule. All
conventions mentioned here are SO
well known as 10 require no unso-
licited explanation.
We have recently referred to the
proper card to lead against suit calls
and no trumps Also the "rule OF
eleven" has been explained We are
ready now for other equally we'll
known conventions
The echo is the basis Of all bridge
signals. 1t consists Of the play OF
an unnecessarily high card followed
nv a lower one on the next round OF
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-29
CONTRACT BRIDGE
WRITTEN FOR CENTRAL PRESS
By E. v. SHEPARD
Famous Bridge Teacher
Famous Bridge Teacher

the same suit. The meaning Of this
signal is read from the condition
under which it is made.
The Come on" is an echo made
when partner leads. 1t is not enough
to have bid a suit IT partner leads
a winning card to your suit You must
inform him by your play whether
you wish him to continue leading It
or shift to a lead through tenace
suit held by dummy. DSobeyal OF
your instructions may cost game.
II, for example. you have bid spades
and your partners opening lead or
that suit will win the trick. play the
highest card that YOU can spare II
YOU want him 10 lead the suit again.
If you wish him to discontinue lead
ing the suit. and shift 10 a lead
through Gummys strength. play your
lowest card. The high card Is an
encouragement TO continue the suit.
The low card discourages furt her
leads Of the suit
If partner blindly leads the X.
| from K-Q when you hold A-9-2.
play your 8. to call for another lead.
! trying to Inform partner that you
| hold the Ace. so that he will lead a
P, tow card for your Ace to take. II
| you play the 2 in such a case II
might mean TO partner that declarer
held tine Ace and J. and was await
ing an opportunity to spring the
Bath Coup
If partner blindly leads the K.
from AK. in case you hold the y
or can trump the third round Of the
| suit led. play hi"h to ask partner 10
lead two added rounds OF the suit. &,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-29
By LOGAN CLENDENlNC, M. D.

by AO0AN NLENOEN1IN\1, M. -.
IN THE FIRST Of this present
series Of articles on reducing. I start
ed out with the statement that sub
stantial reduction in weight is pos
The subject has been put upon a sci
entific basis within recent years by
careful studies in a number of elm
les.
The reason I made this statement
was that most Of the researches have
concluded that all overweight is SIM
ply due to dietary excess. They class
ify those people who say they can't
help getting fat, and the ductless
gland obesities. all in the same group.
do not believe that most of us are
willing to accept this point Of view
without some reservations. The dis
tinctly pituitary gland and thyroid
obesities are apparently possessed Of
a mechanism for storing fat even on
a very small diet However, these
people are in the great minority and.
as I took pains to say most over
Weights Coll ISOUCC IL IASy tbOllOW
simple dietetic rules.
Panders to Sunday Meals
In the diets listed below for Satur-
day and Sunday. you will notice that
have paniered to the psychology
of the patient on Sunday his first
Sunday Of reducing. and given him
a little more to eat. He also gets
a cup Of hot bouillon between break
fast and lunch. and tea with lemon
in the middle of the afternoon. and a
cup Of milk before he goes to bed. so
he will feel a little better about his
diet
After the three weeks diet is over
he should have learned that he can
get along on much less than he has
been eating with comfort. and while
he may increase his food intake
somewhat. adding small mites of such
articles as butter and cream, and
taking some of the more concentrated
Evening star., 1936-06-12
DEVICE RECORDS
VOICE OF SESSION
'Demonstromete' Used at
Convention to Chart
Mass Sounds.
oLUMBIA introduced at the

~ OLUMBIA introduced at the
Republican National Conven-
ton In Cleveland the worlds
~ first "demonstrometer," which
visualizes for the audience and stimuli
taneously records for posterity the
voice" Of public spectacles.
The demonstrometer, large, 6-foot
thermometer Of sound" flashes in a
calibrated ribbon of fiuctuating red
lights the volume Of convention sounds,
ranging from the sharp rap Of a gavel
TO rousing demonstrations or tense si-
lences. At the same time the unique
instrument records on an automatic
graph the auditory ups and downs OF
each days proceedings. The record
accurately charts the volume OF ora
tory, applause, cheers and music.
The device, visible to delegates and
speakers alike, operates continuously
and provides at all times a scien-
tifically measured indication Of the
intensity of proceedings. It also en-
ables a speaker, by studying the graph
or watching the lights, to adjust his
voice to the size of the hall or to de-
termine the effect Of audiences of diff
ferent sizes upon the audibility of his
words.
The demonstrometer Is linked with
microphone in a special parabolic
pickup collector, which is so placed
as to receive equal volumes OF sound
from all parts Of the auditorium. The
minute electrical energy from this
microphone is ampliied more than 10
billion times 10000. 900 ,000) before 1t
becomes Of sufficient strength to ac-
tuate the various visual and reco1 ding
devices.
THE nineteenth season Of TIE Daniel
Guggenheim Memorial concerts,
under the direction of Edwin FTsnko
Goldman, will be regular summer
feature on N 3. C. The initial concert
is scheduled next Thursday.
SENATOR NORRIS. Republican, OF
Nebraska, who has supported
President Roosevelt. is booked for a
broadcast on Columbia Sunday night
at 1880 o'clock. His topic is. Behind
the Political Smoke Screen"
Evening star., 1936-06-12
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

Back Stage" 4 drama Of the
theater, will be Irene Rich's starring
vehicle on WMAL at 7.
VOL will introduce the first of a
series of talks on social hygiene by
DR.. Ray Everett, secretary Of the
District Society of Social Hygiene, at
8:15. They Choose to Die" will be
his topic.
Evening star., 1936-06-12

tural organization, came under the
classification Of social, athletic or
sporting" clubs, which are subject to
pay the tax.
Questioned about the sporting fea-
ture, Mrs. Paul F. Jahncke, past treas
urer of the club, admitted on the stand
that, We'll, at one time we did try to
introduce q sporting feature"
Evening star., 1936-06-12

Irene Bordoni and Robert believe
It or NoD Ripley will be the guests
of Frank Fay during his program
on WMAL at 7:3o. Bobby Dolan's
Orchestra will provide the musical
background.
Joan Marsh, motion picture star,
again will be featured on the Plying
Red Horse Tavern" program, a WJSV
attraction at 7. She will sing
Somebody Ought to Be Told"
Evening star., 1936-06-12

Marion Davies will make her Sec
ond appearance on Dick Povell's
Hollywood Hotel" program on WJSV
at 8. She will present a preview Of
her new picture, Hearts Divided"
Outstanding hits will be featured
by Andre KostelanetZ and his orches-
ira on WJSV at 9. Kay Thompson.
Ray Heatherton and the Rhythm
Singers also will take part in the
program.
Evening star., 1936-06-12
SOCIETY WOMEN TESTIFY
IN TAX REFUND SUIT
Orleans Club Seeking $513 Col
lected by Government as an
limitation Fee"

~ the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, June -Smartly
dressed women, leaders in social and
cultural life, took the witness stand
yesterday in Federal District Court in
behalf Of q suit by the Orleans Club
seeking refund Of s5131e in taxes
collected from the club by the Govern
ment as an initiation fee"
The case is a test suit with wide
effect. The Government is represented
by Robert Weinstein. assistant United
States attorney, and Donald ]. Mar
ran, special assistant Of the Attorney
General.
The point involved is whether the
Orleans Club, which its members
claimed was an educational and cul-
Evening star., 1936-06-12
Rich Ore Shipped.

TONOPAH, New. (P).-A 5o-ton car
load of gold ore valued at $4,000. said
to be the richest shipment since the
boom days Of old, has been shipped to
Garfield. Utah. smelter by the
Jumbo Mine.
Evening star., 1936-06-12

CLOTHING statesmen.
The new store of Lewis &
Thos. SaltZ, Inc, have OPEN
ings for two very high-grade
clothing statesmen and two
furnishings goods statesmen.
Experienced, ambitious men,
who desire a future, will be
given preference.
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ, INC,
1409 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-06-12

YOUNG MAN - LARG E
REAL ESTATE FIRM HAS
OPENING FOR YOUNG
MAN BETWEEN II AND 20
YEARS OF AGE HAVING
HIGH SCHOOL EDUCA-
TON. REPLY IN OWN
HANDWRITING, STATING
AGE. EDUCATION, ETC.
ADDRESS BOX 73-R, STAR
OFFICE.
Evening star., 1936-06-12
PERSONAL.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRs WHILE YOU
o1sn eHs sun aOGFstCEy seo ,s,a LAP
COLoNIC IRRIGATION. PHYSIO-THER.
Apy health treatments By graduate nurse
Hours. 10 till o. Phone Decatur $3.50 las
BOYS SUMMER SCHOOL AND CAMP,
opening July i; inspection invited. @. M.
BEARD. Herndon. Va.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
myself CHARLES hS e. s%Y peFsGH No. oshe5 H.tb.T1 tbhs9
St. Alexandria, Va.
TRAINED NURSE, CONGENIAL. WILL GO
70 resort or travel with woman as compan-
Aderess Boz Ros a4sR star snq oesD
SPECIAL DIETS. ELIMINATTvE sYs-
ZEN lens; t according to need OF individuals;
cool Phone Cleveland 84L6.
salt water swimming boating fishins :
Ssss write snf Ts'f Barnes nRS sh'tRR @d Ts6s R9s.
Snores. Annapolis. Nd. Phone Anna polls
NURSE, PRACTICAL, WHITE. TO CARE
LOT 10, semi-invalid. Call after 6 pm. ZOO
Wisconsin ave. NV. l3'
70 share refined Christian home where
father. % sbssnee rom h. ey dPTn bas
1eSs; 1eSp preIerencss exchanged. Address Box
PERSONALITY AND SPEECH coNsTI-
m need Of imDroYementS Personality anal anal.
ysis CONFIDENTIAL help AGNES MCCALL
FAAhEE. l092 Natl. Press Bldg Natl 5511
sI16 suGs sIs %sshee sshamPooea: domestic 9xI2,
hour Oriental rugs Armenian Oriental
rug Co. Adams SIP. Delivery service
HEMORRHOIDS ERAUICATED BY MY
tims or money back Write for booked;
no oLc9s or surgery Dr. SOMMER-
MEhCk. 1868 Columbia I'd. Adams OSSS
ENTERPRISE ROOFING co.
ROOFfNG-SIDING-I
z1zo X AVE NE. POTOMAC O2o0.
OIL PERMANENTS, S1.95.
Fneer Waves 15c; Manicure, lbc.
MABELLE HONOUR system
1870 N Ave N w Met rs
Evening star., 1936-06-12
SALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

"AdrerttsemeHts HMdey thtS hsGd.
tnD are pyesNHIed to Be from prt.
rate individuals unless the ddUer-
hSemsHt 0tves Arm HdmS or q
oUPtneEs addTess OF states the Word
Dealer. Members OF the pu Bile
tOho md dealers mdsQEerddtnc ~
this columR a. priUdts tndiptdGals
are Erred to report the matter 70
The Star for inpesttoGttoa."
Evening star., 1936-06-12
HELP--MEN.

(Continued.l
MAN. young, TO assist in retail clothing
stofs' must Eiye Eood eharaeter referenees;
state age. Adoress BOX 27s-E. star once.
eurats and Of neat appesrancs. Answer in
Asar:s sIts be- iss isfss ss M o. oas eduea
MAN, experienced, to work in grocery store
from 5 to II o'clock. 1906 11th st. NV.
MAN. competent. white or colored. to OPP
crate gas air compressor for spraying
asphalt; must know the work. Phone Wis
conSln 1419 after z Pm. 12s
MEN sIs to sell auiess:lins noystissi splsn.
MT. culver to am. Sat. 1s43 7th
MEN wanted who want an Immediate In
e e 2o5 these .nS Who susliiy. See Mr. Whistsn.
MEN; 2. between .25 and 40. for permanent
positions with circulation dept. OF Curtis
Publishinf Co: Work, consists mainly Of
ssd sd0s subSrbs S MHst ha9.
NECESSARY. Unusual opportunity for earn
for sppointment phone Mr.. Collins. coium:
6ia 396s. Saturday. between 9 and IL.
PRESS OPERATORS. brskers. markers
must bs sxperiensed: Apply IN person. G.
Phons PPSasshS H1.t..viII. wintsa a. Cooks Cleaners
PREssER wanted, at once experienced
steady Job. $685. Georgia ave. NV.
PRESsER, colored. experienced. with wool
spottins ability; references. Phone Berwyn
RETIRED SOLDIER or service man for
gateman at Summer colony: small salary
quarters. Address Box 25S-R, Star once
SALAD and sandwich man. thoroughly ex-
perienced references. Rendezvous. 500 H
SALESMAN to cover washington. old es-
taoIshed nrm; steady position for right
party. state age and previous experience.
Address Box SCR. Star once.
SALESMAN. experienced, who has sold gro-
ceries end meats for Washington concerns.
selling hotels OF this city; state hotels sold.
penses address BOX SIR, Star once.
SALESMAE-Experienced route salesman
by meat packing company. Address Box
SIR. Star once.
sLIP-covER CUTTERS and uphoIsterers;
covers. State experience fully. Address
Box 312R. Star once
STAIR BUILDER Call Georgia Os99 be-
tween and pm.
STEADY JOB for young man, white. ex-
provement CO. Box s-s. star ONCE once AN
TIRE CHANGER. experienced, white. 3446
lRO(h 6hlAEG5dhN-We nave one opening
in our new truck department for q sure
nre. hard-workinE. money-making man.
Lhs product is Chevrolet-the Nations
!nsG5v, .n This is a splendid opportunity, to
ss1eVLnlet dealers, Salary and commission
ri % W Blank. Lustine Nicholson. Hyatts-
we y, ~, ".
1919 1919 and houSeman. experienced.
DwtN for boarding house; steady re-
HoH s1.50 week room and board: ref.
LESS and bus boys colored. exper-
Ie1fsd OILY; report ready for work ut the
5fnhe'0h Restaurant 1908 Wilson blvd,
kas''poon. Va. Take Clarendon Ballston
WEI WASHER, experienced on silks;
steady work all year around. Rear 633 II
YOUNG MAN for soda fountain; expert
enced in making salads and SANDWICHES:
local references required. Dupont Phar.
macy. 1908 Mass. ave. NV.
YOUNG MEN. 2. live wires. TO sell real
estate; experience unnecessary; must have
auto and be able to finance self 90 days;
unusual opportunity; college men pre-
Evening star., 1936-06-12
SALESMEN-
Executive TYpe.

EXECUTIVE Type.
Educated men who qualify
are wanted for positions in
home Office and branches of
financial institution. Write
Sales Manager, Box 379-P,
Star Office.
INSTALLMENT COLLECTORS.
Experienced. sood proposition: S25 week
and commission. 735 tn st. nv.
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
For men OF good reputation and sober hab-
its to drive taxicabs; salary. $3.50 per
week, plus commission and bonus. For de-
tailed information. apply Union Texicab As
sociation. I256 22nd ct NV
Evening star., 1936-06-12

a ACNOON1hN1-1-
vate accounting experience: ase 80; best
references. Address Box 213-R, Star once
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books opened, closed
kept part time. monthly statements auditsi
$40 mo. ciIy references. Adams 1896. o22s
ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING Call
Emerson 3240, 1880 to or $50 to ESQ
BOOKKEEPER will keep small sets books
very reasonable; thoro. exp in business. &C
counts. taxes; law education. Potomac 2194
BOOKKEEPER experienced wants spare
time work. evenings: reasonable: best ref
erences. Phone Lincoln 46S6-R.
COLLEGE MAN. young, age %. wants posi-
ton: well bred; neat, has car; references;
CoLORED BOY wants work of any kind.
Call West 0924.
JANTTOR, eolored. competent. experienced;
all work in apart. house; can rent; former
employers references. Jesse Morgan, Phone
Columbia 7400. IA
MAN. colored. desires work; reliable and in
telllgent. Phone North 1926.
NAN. white, wishes position as chauffeur
company; have Virginia license. Write G.
Eckert. 1923 o st. NV
PHOTOGRAPHER'S caller out. to assist
taking pictures of children on pony; salary.
Apply 500 St NV. Room 406.
PR NTING OFFICE proprietor. with rs
ing, allied trade. supply order department
or where such experience is helpful. Replies
confidential. Address Box 224-R, Star once.
SHOE CLERK. wants employmsnt in ladies
snoe store Address BOX 1O9-R, star once.
YOUNG MAN white. desires part-time eve
ming work as waiter or play violin, sax and
clarinet. Address Box 72-R, Star once.
Evening star., 1936-06-12
BEAUTY PARLoRs

EXCTSsIYE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
Wonderful French method used. DR.. Della
Led 6seksR. s02k Q st. a.u. Vest 112s.
Evening star., 1936-06-12
HELP-DOMESTIC,

COOK and general houSevorker: white or
clean colored girl, experienced with baby;
20 away Summer. 1928 Randolph st NV.
COOK. colored woman for large boarding
house None but experienced cooks need
apply. No phone calls. 1123 18th ST. NV
GIRL. eolored: $50 a month; cooking, gem
eral housework. Address Box zoos. Star
once. u.
GIRL. colored. help with general housework.
experienced with children; stay nights
1881 eth st. NV. Phone Georgia 0294.
GIRL. white. to take care of baby. 626 3rd
MAID, for general housework . in family.
In suburbs; must have references; stay
nights. 81 per week. Phone Wisconsin 3940
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN or YOUNG girl
(colcredl: general house1ork. stay niEhtS.
Phone Falls Church 541; Lee blvd. and Lin
den lane.
WOMAN. white or colored. general house
work: room. board. good home right party
State salary expected. Address Box 344.R
Star Once l2'
25 and 40, for general housework and cook
ing. in a gentleman's home Catholic pre-
ferred. but not essential. Apply 3O10 Rod
man ST. NV. Saturday.
WOMAN, settled German or Swedish. de-
string good home; in family: good salary.
Call between and IL am. Cleveland $685..
WOMAN. white. experienced between ages
also COOKING. Phone Columbia 4O17.
YOUNG GIRL. white. IS to 30. who wants
q sood hom.. room. board and small salary:
to do houSework care for child and some
COOKING; references. Phone Emerson 2l5''
between 3 and 9 pm.
YOUNG WHITE WOMAN or girl as mothers
helper. Call Emerson $3.50.