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Evening star., 1937-11-06
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

NV Vns0a snd a.in. sot refTs ahsde ia 1slsof sof
Aes.snder ss ns stoeE Beg H. e 5ag 3 stb M11ray !,
Rev. Willie MCGEE.
Enc Eis a. e. q Fierce fesfse ST. s.. NV NV Rev snd
/. Pree "'"'' 1'e''
Robert Z; Clark; IS, l7o7 T st. NV. and
Aliss e fSiIsr' saI, 1s' srandywine' Nd; Rev.
louis Bressier. rs. boos srd st. NV, and
Annie Klepper, s2 Kansas City. Mo;
labels 4: johnson; ~: 4sie volta pi %
.ys. NV and Enid B. Parrish ss is4o
Biltmore st. NV: Rev. Gilbert Lowell
katie i Bryan. % ~. lo5 aa st. Sc. s.. 'R Rev ana B.
wiiii.s i; Bennett; ~. g silver ss! Spring; % Nd,
wsiter n. sharp. ss: Esston. Nd. and
Leah =. M,gshsll, "A. Cambridge, Md;
N.ry ssi.tto: 80, 80 u st. NV: Rev,
John asia sohenis, n 81. Export. Pa. and Glow.
2. Mcohee. 30. McCombe. Miss; Judge
Alexandria.
Richard H. Lewis. 81, and Edith L. o O'Brien,
%, both Of Riyerdale; Md.
H.rsSsfi T00S Cochran. ae. both a1 Of 0S. &lssan,
dria.
Donald Charles Bradley, "a, Chevy Chase,
Nd, and Jean Barnsiey, %. Olney Md
Nicholas P. Capozio, 23, WASHINGTON. and
Virginia G. Thompson, ] 8, Arlington, Va.
Clarence H. Lutx, "a. and Josephine n
Dawson. 50. both Of Washington.
HtIRhAS WaShjnHfnn nd
Clydine d. Svartzwelder. Is. HUNTINGTON,
Let's George Baker. 23.. and Hilda Mae
ward "a, both of WASHINGTON.
Noah r Ennis. 81, Norbeck. Md, and Mary
": King, 5 Lay Hill; Mo; ..xu. -.
Theresa NJ. King. 10, Lay Hill. Md.
Charles Joseph Ross. ~. and Mary A.
Onda, 27, both Of Washington.
Evening star., 1937-11-06
TRAFFIC CONVICTIONS
LEAVING AFTER COLLIDING

LEAVING AFTER COLLIDING.
Guy H. Brooks, 808 First street NV,
so days.
RECKLESS DRIVING,
Guy H. Brooks. 80s First street NV,
IS days.
FIRST OFFENSE SPEEDING.
John J. Anderson, Maryland. $40.
FIRST OFFENSE SPEEDING
Paul Stokes, 3216 Ely street Sc. IS.
Thomas Long. 4752 Sheriff road
NE, IS.
Charles H. Jenkins, 43l6 Twelfth
street NE, IS.
Richard D. Mclean, 1901 Evarts
street NE. IS.
Charles L. Towney. Maryland, IS.
Ralph w. Mcclure, 1743 p street
NV, IS.
John j. Brotman. New York, IS.
Vernon Coleman, 1862 Fifth street
NV, IS.
Willy L. wardrip, $500 Fourteenth
street NV. IS.
Henry D. Whitney, 1918 Thirtieth
street NV. IS.
Robert M. Boteler, 7019 Georgia
avenue NV, IS.
Clyde w. Smith, TIT Seventeenth
street NV, $40.
Will Patterson, New York, IS.
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Short-Wove Proqroms
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

TODAY.
Dance, Sigma Nu Phi Fraternity,
ehoreham Hotel, 10 pm.
Dinner, Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity,
Maynower Hotel, pm.
Story Hour, Washington Story
League. Y. w. c. A., Seventeenth and
X streets, NV, 8 pm
Dance, Young People Of Epiphany
Church, Forestville SMd) and Christ
Church. Clinton (Md.) Mechanics Hall
2407 Minnesota avenue Sc, 8 pm.
Dance, Daughters Of America, Pride
n Washington Council, Northeast
Masonic Temple, pm.
Dance. Phil Delta Epsilon, Hamil-
Won Hotel, 9 pm
TOMORROW.
Installation of officers and dinner,
Knights of st. John, Ladies' Auxiliary,
District No. l. 2400 Sixteenth street
NV, 4:30 pm.
Meeting, Irish History Study Club,
1900 Newton street NE, 8 pm.
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spare underwear, dark coat and
white f1annels. The other contained
pruning saws.
Dinner was less an ordeal than he
expected. Mrs. d. was on hand, but
so was Gail, smiling at him from across
the table.
Three days later Angus sat In his
room and felt miserable. This. he
thought, Is the real thing. I am in
love. I've never been in love before.
never will be again. She thinks am
somebody that I'm not When she
finds out my deception she will hate
me-
Presently Angus stood up. He
squared his shoulders. He lifted his
chin. He opened the door. Determine
tion was written in his features. There
had never been st. John, to his
knowledge. who had proven himself
dishonorable. He. Angus, did not in
tend to be the first. He would tell all.
He would sacrifice even the greatest
treasure Of his ~ years for honor.
Honor came ahead Of everything, he
hoped.
GAIL was on the side porch looking
at the moon over the lake.
Gail" said Angus abruptly, II am
in love with you. That Is why I must
tell you that I"
Are not Bertram ST. John, but
Angus st. John, tree expert?"
"Wha-You know? l mean, why?
That is, when?"
The day you arrived. Ordway, the
butler, opened your suitcase to put
your things away. He found the saws.
He called me. We conspired"
But don't understand?"
"Bertram st. John arrived yester-
day. waylaid him. I offered him $500
to mind his own business. He said he
would certainly be glad to take the
$500 and scram. Now. will you repeat
the FIRST sentence you uttered when
coming out here q moment ago?"
Angus pondered moment. "Ahem,"
he said. Gail, am in love with you.
Up TO this moment 1 had thought that
all st. Johns were honorable. l must
qualify that by emitting one Bertram
st. John. However, the point is, could
you, would you, might you-"
Marry tree expert? Yes"
Darling" cried Angus. And en-
braced her.
tCopyright, 1877
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DEATHS REPORTED

Arthur, Burrell. SS. Lamond pi.
Mary v Dice, g. I6 Rhode Island ave.
Wilev B. Dunkinson, 81. GsIIinaer go,.
pital avs
George Hueuely. 81, Sibley Hospital,
Anna M. Cooley. 81, 94I H ST.
Charles Traynor. As, Gallinger Hospital.
Gertrude Setback. 80. Emergency Hospital
Helen Whitlock, 80. Emergency Hospital.
William Day. 33. National Homeopathic
Hospital
Dorothy Lanham. %. Providence Hospital
Henry Whiting, 20, Home for Aged and
,o!I1h Inf,rn 1on.. 40 G., r,,..,.,,.. .n,,.,
Georse H. Ford So. 2l2O Flasler pl.
Thomas Matthews 65. 14O5 9Th St
William H. Brady. 64 1872. 4th ST.
James N. Robinson 40, 1850 Wis ave.
Ernest Allen, 46, GallinRer Hospital
Adele Smith. 81. GallinRer Hospital.
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It's Nice to Think About.

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho. Nov. 6 (P).-
"Just think what I could have done
If I'd turned out earlier" mused
municipal golf course was closed
oficially to play it the first time this
year.
He shot hole-in-one on the l30-
yard No. 7.
Evening star., 1937-11-06
BIRTHS REPORTED

Cornelius and Mary Doherty, twin girls.
Zcake and Theodosia Johnson, jr., girl,
Ray and Helen Sanders, girl.
Clarence and Carmen Bradshaw, boy.
Robert and Hazel Hannah, boy
Donald and Mildred Bushnell. boy.
William and Dorothy Swift. boy
Herbert and Florence Bryant, girl.
tinvood and Emma Dabney girl,
Henry and Frances Miller. girl.
Patrick and Eva Ready. boy.
Sidney and Zembra Olson, girl
Louis and Anna Anderlot. girl.
Robert ard Mildred Haffer, boy.
Charles and Martha Young boy.
Grayson and Elizabeth Hanes boy.
joseph and Pauline Reynolds, boy.
John and Harriet Mcconnell, girl,
william and Mignon Rogers. girl.
Roger and Helen VAUGHAN. girl.
Allen and Pauline Coley. girl
Cornelius and Carrie Hell. boy.
Eugene and elizabeth Allen. girl.
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HELP MEN.

AUTO MECHANIC. must be thorouehly
experienced. all makes OF cars. Complete
set OF tools necessary. Steady position
Apply Century Motors. 2022 14th st. NV
AUTO MECHANICS. Dodge and Plymouth
must be experienced, no others need apply
Steady Jobs for good sober men. Apply
Fred Motor Co, 400 Georgia ave- Mr.
Schall. Sunday between 10 and IL am.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-We have an
opening for 2 experienced statesmen; demon
strators furnished; very liberal commission
proposition: must have good record and
ambitious to sell new and used cars. Call
Fails Church 23S. Dodge-Plymouth Dealers,
Falls Church Motors. Falls Church, Va.
BRICKLAYER, frst-class. wanted at once.
1914 H st. ne. =.
2nd COOK, colored. experienced; refer
ences; live In; $50 mo. Lincoln 6704.
Gallaudet College, 9TH and Fla. ave. ne.
HERDSMAN. ,experienced. unmarried, to
take charge Of small Jersey herd in Mont :
gomery Co.. Md. For interview call Clev.
1856.
MAN. by well-established life Insurance
sa,n ssency; qualified man to collect and
406. Edmonds Building. So
PATENT ATTORNEY has need for an
experienced chemical and mechanical
validity and infringement. searcher who
can can prepare and prosecute applications.
Write stating age. experience and salary
expected Salary will depend upon ability
and experience. Box 1s4-S. Star.
PATTERN MAKER on wood forms. Prefer
man experienced in cast stove plant. This
Is a permanent connection. Give age and
fxperience. Box SIX. Star.
PHOTOGRAPHIC SALESMAN Competent
man with knowledge OF the business Splen-
did opportunity. Box 4aS-Z. Star.
RADIO SERVICE MAN single: good in
come: must have car. Box l4g-Y. Star
RADIO SERVICE MAN. Apply Mr.. French,
1903 w St NV.
RADIO SERVICE MAN wanted: must have
own equipment; no night work. A. a. NJ
Radio Store. Columbia 4151
SALESMAN for G. E. ranges. refrigerators,
washers. radios. Good income assured.
Box S3-S. Star.
SALES MANAGER high-type executive.
capable OF sales promotion and directing a
sales force of a wholesale establishment.
Attractive proposition open TO one meeting
these requirements. State age and expert
ence. Box 24sW, Star.
SHOEMAKER wanted experienced: good
pay. Apply 49, 18th st. NV.
SoDA-sANDwICH MAN. experience: :
not phone. Wardman Park Phar., Inc.
TAxIcAB CHAuFFEURS, 1888 Plymouths
de luxe models. with trunks. all ready to
60: terms as low as S25 down. including
Headquarters l6 Mass. ave. NV.
TIMERS HELPERs-Only experienced.
capable boys need apply. Box 11-x. Star.
UPHOLSTERERS- STEADY employment for
Al men. Apply James Moss. $40 Conduit
I'd. NV. Emerson 4546. o.
WINDOW DRESSER and show card
writer. wanted BY large distillery. Gail
ADAMS Ol19-J. Sunday TO ].
WOOL -SPOTTER. experienced. steady lob.
Apply Howard Cleaners. 1341 South Cap
itol st.
YOUNG MAN. recent graduate Catholic
personality and appearance: salary to start.
Sl5 week. Box 446-Z, Star. -
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The Good Old Days.

AUBURN, Nebr., Nov. 8 (H1.-A few
days ago there was lot Of talk about
how Halloween pranks weren't like
tho old days. The kids are getting
tame"
Net 70 in Auburn, where pranksters
le1 . COW on the second floor Of the
hi1h school building.
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DAILY SHORT STORY
HAPPY MISTAKE
IT WAS = great

IT WAS = great
mistake, but An
gus really couldn't
be blamed. Could
he help it II his
name was st. John,
which was the same
as the mysterious
Bertram st. John?
Could he help 1t if
the Drink W q ers
mlstook him for the
genuine st. John?
No, emphatically
no! He tried to ex-
plain, but trying to
explain anything q to
the garrulous Mrs.
Drinkwater was
like butting your
head against a con-
crete post.
80 you're BERTHE
st. John? My, my,
my, my!" exclaimed
Mrs. Drinkwater.
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William E. Nuchols, 31s Sixteenth
street Sc, IS.
Emma K. Warren, $40 H street NV,
S..
Alden E. Corby. ALL Nineteenth
street NV, IS.
Upton L. Curtis, Maryland, IS.
William g. Workman, 1921 Fortieth
street NV, IS.
Leslie H. Pierce, 5116 Fulton street
NV, IS.
Vincent P. Rowley. 1888 North
Capitol street, IS.
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some one else to
talk at.
Angus could not
remember ha wing
spent . more en-
joyable afternoon.
They walked alorg
the lake shore and
sat on q boulder
and watched the
sun set. This" "
thought Angus, "is
heaven. This crea-
ture beside me Is
an angel. I am the
happiest man in
the world"
When Angus got
back to his room he
found that the but
Ter had removed the
two suitcases from
his car and depos-
tied them in his
room. One Of the
SuitcaSeS contained
Evening star., 1937-11-06
Air HeadIiners

AFTERNOON Programs
1:4S p.m.-WRC. Notre Dame
Pitt game.
500 p.m.-WMAL, Evening Star
Flashes.
\ Evening Programs
100 p.m.-WRC. Top Hatters;
WJSV. Swing Club.
$3.50 p.m.-WJSV. Johnnie Pre-
sents; WRC, Jack Haley.
s:45p.m.-WOL, Dinner for
Walter Johnson.
$500 p.m.-WMAL, National
Barn Dance: WJSV,
Prof. Quiz; WRC, Auto
Show Closing.
$3.50 p.m.-WRC. Chicago Civic
Opera Co.; WJSV, Sat-
urday Serenade.
1890 p.m.-WMAL. Gun Smoke
Law: WJSV, Your Hit
Parade.
Short-Wove Programs
7:4s p.m.-CARACAs. The
Waltz Hour. YV5RC,
SIT M, So meg.
1888 p.m.-LONDON, Recital of
Songs, GSD. 25.5 M.
Ills meg: Csc. 31.3
NJ. 958 meg; GSB,
Bis M, 9.5l meg.
lS:4S sm.-TOKIO, Band Music,
JzK, 1877 M, 1916 meg.
Evening star., 1937-11-06
SALESMEN.

SALESMAN-Unusual and unique Item
nrst time IN Washington; 60c on S1.75
sale; real cleanup for good salesman; car
an asset. Call in person between 10 and /
pm, Mr.. Moss. Annapolis Hotel, Suite
2n3
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. experienced and trustworthy. for
country place: chauffeur and laundress for
small family. Box 444-Y. Star.
MAN AND WIFE to take care of apt house
must be able to care for furnace. refs.
Box 445-Z Star. s.
SALESPEOPLE and agents wanted to sell
latest types OF novelties: possible to make
from So to $40 per day. Box 411-Z, Star.
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY.

KelvinatorS, direct factory
branch, handling complete COM
mercial and air-conditioning
line, organizing for the new sea-
son. needs 2 sales representatives
we'll acquainted with the District.
Experience desirable, but not es-
sential. An attractive PROPOSE
ton as to pay and future will be
explained on appointment, be-
tween $50 and 1920 am, to 6
pm. See M. D. Sykes, 1922 18th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-11-06

I'D have known you in minute. The
living image Of your mother And your
father, too, for the matter OF that. Now
just make yourself comfortable. The
Birches is to be your home for as long
as you want to stay, and longer for the
matter Of that. How Is your dear
mother, and your dear father, for the
matter of that?"
During this barrage Angus had
times. When Mrs. Drinkwater finally
paused for breath, he blurted: MY
mother and father are fine, but"
And that was as far as he got. Mrs.
Drinkwater took over. Eventually An
gus was shown to a room. He was left
alone, and this pleased him, because
he was able to breathe and try to ad-
just his confused thoughts. He un-
derstood that when he had announced
himself to the butler as Mr.. ST. John,
he had been mistaken for another st.
John, whom the family had not seen
for years, but who was expected as a
guest. Angus got up and started for
the door. This business had gone far
enough. He would go downstairs right
now and announce that he wasn't the
st. John they thought him, but an
other st. John, representing the Fol-
iage Tree Co., and had they any trees
that needed pruning?
At the door he paused Before his
eyes had come q vision Of Miss Gail
Drinkwater. daughter of the family,
who. with her father had stood in the
background while Mother Drinkwater
delivered her grafton. Gail had blue
eyes and f1axen hair and the incest
smile Angus had ever seen. In fact,
she was about the lovelieSt creature he
could ever hope to imagine In fact
A NOUS stood away from the door.
Why not let them think ne was
somebody else? Why not? If it could
last for only day-a day in the same
house with that gorgeous creature, it
would all be worthwhile.
A half-hour later Angus came down.
stairs and found Gail waiting for him.
II thought you'd like to look the
grounds over" She smiled warmly.
Angus smiled back. and glanced around
quickly, dreading the possibility Of see
ing the hawk-like features of Mrs. D.,
but Mrs. D. had apparently found
Evening star., 1937-11-06
Edward St. John Dies,

GARDEN CITY, N. Y, Nov. 6 Dr.
Edward Atkinson st. John. 68, vice
president of the National Surety Corp
OF New York. died of pneumonia yes
terday at his home.
Evening star., 1937-11-06

For aggressive men who will work ExAl-
lent salary. Fine opportunity for promo
tion. Become a real route salesman for one
of Washineton's finest dairies. Previous
house-to-house experience With brushes.
vacuum cleaners. hosiery. etc. an asset.
The Job requires that you be in a position
to deposit $50 in cash as bond. In reply
ing. state age education. whether or not
married. length OF. time you have lived in
Washington. your former employers names
and addresses and amount of money you
earned at each place. We are going to hire
several men so be sure TO answer all cues
tiops listed above. The jobs pay good money
and therefore men will be carefully selected
for interview based on~the care with which
they supply the information requested in
this advertisement. Box 492-Z star.
Evening star., 1937-11-06
Natures Children
Paradise Fish
(Macropidus opercularis). i.

T TERE you have one of the most
~ satisfactory tropical fishes for
your home aquarium. They
Il are not difficult to take care
of, they breed in captivity and they are
beautiful little creatures to look at.
At one time these small fishes were in
high favor. So many new species have
been brought in and new ones devel-
oped that the handsome little bubble
Evening star., 1937-11-06
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, ball
hnced, audlted. kept part time; tax prom
iems; most reasonable; refs. Adams 97as.
ARCHIF. and struct. designer desires pnsi-
tlon with architect. contractor or builder;
Goli, grad. yrs. exp. in field and of1cs
Write Box 491-z. Star
BOOKKEEPER and accountant. 90 yrs ex-
sG9eY 9sgGtleyce sta once manager; references. Bog
BOY. Il, wishes job as helper on any kind
DS DusIileSS truck or porter around drug store.
Sr any klnd OF business store. Call Satur-
cav ~ am, 3 pm. Call Atlantic 1872
CHAUFFEUR, years reference last iob
SaIl Cleveland 5000, Apt. 5O4, before 8
49, 80 -
CHEF-COOK. colored; twenty years eype-
renee notel. club. restaurant. Potomac
CORRESPONDENT OFFICE MANAGER
wharton grad; insurance experience: cap
ape taking full charge of office. Box 3a3-
DENTIST, mechanical experience want,
position Reasonable. Box 44s-Y. Star. :.
DRAFTsMAN-Young man, experienced.
university trained. desires position with
lutare. j. M. Hagan. Met. O54O. Apt. 72s.
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT. 3I5 yrs prasti-
cal experience. familiar with fnsnciaI
statements reconciling control accounts.
eost and crop acctg.; now studying ad-
A. Office Box 443-z Star. .
MAN, young. desires legitimate work of any
SORT varied and extensive experience.
FRANK Cook, Adams $3.50. I0s
PAINTER. white, frst-class, Al local refsF-
ehces, wants contract. interior or exterior
painting, Full. modern equipment Call
f'uSSeA' walnut 7l43. 5131 Col. pike.
RESEARCH-Young NJ A. business and
leachlng experience. well grounded in eco
nomics and statistics. writes we'll seeka
opening with business or economic research
ORGANIZATION. Box 392-Y Star. 80
IEACHER, M A., commercial and college
experience, capable developing business
administration department, specialist busi-
ness correspondence; full or part time
Box 395-Y. Star
YOUNG, well-educated gentleman. desire,
pleasant work: free to travel anywhere.
Boy 1927. Star
YOUNG MAN. with light delivery truck.
wants permanent Job: good ref Met 5Oa6.
ABLE, willing. young. 20. unattached. pleas
ant personality. it.. IFS lbs. Law school,
excellent background
WORK MUST BE INTERESTING.
BOX 40S-Y Star
Evening star., 1937-11-06
HELP WOMEN.

N'SsvsStN.
BEATTY OPERATOR b. an;Tound expert
ave section. Box 4S4-Z, Star. -
BOOKKEEPER, also typist: write stating
experience. age. etc. Box 225-Y. Star.
CLERK for night work; must have foun-
tain experience. Call after 8 pm. 635
st. ne.
GENTLEWOMAN for dignifed part or full
time contact work Dermetics Co., sos
Washington Bldg, 18th st. and N. Y. ave.
NV.
LADY MANAGER. experienced, for food
shop: capable of taking full charge. Box
293-Y. Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE for newborn infant.
also do light housework of two-room apt:
ence required. Box 453-Y. Star. s.
sALESWOMAN for G. E. ranges, refrigera-
tors. washers. ironers; good income assured.
Box 1875. Star.
SECRETARY for high-class dental office
State age, educational qualifications. salary
expected. any business experience, and in
close small snapshot or photograph. Box
216-W. Star.
SHAMPOO GIRL. excellent: exclusive hair
shop: state experience. Box 195-W. Star.
TELEPHONE switchboard operator by
large sales organization. Do not reply il
you have not had several years actual and
regent experience ere M State qualifications
WOMAN to operate Kingsley gold stamping
machine. Garrison's, 1215 st. NV.
WOMAN. white. to live with convalescent
lady: light duties, in exchange for home
and small salary Call am, Col. 6225. 7-
WOMAN. white, unencumbered, positively
not over 35, general housework. plain cook
ing. no laundry: excellent room in new
house; good home right party. State sale
ary. phone number Box 196-W. Star.
WOMAN. gentle. reliable; stay mornings;
care elderly lady; light duties: $50; North
east. Box 493-Z, Star. u
WOMEN, solicitors. capable. alert, intelli-
gent. to solicit 3 hours daily: salary and
bonus Apply to IL am. or 4 to 6 PM,
3f2 Bond Bldg, 14th and N. Y. ave. NV,
sales manager.
YOUNG LADY. white. % or over. to care
for child 3 years old: must be experienced
in child care. refined good disposition. Sc
date habits: one who would appreciate per-
manent position In refined family: pay, $50
per month. room board. Box 13-M, Star.
WANTED at once, housekeeper for ROOM
inc house; married. settled woman: no
written references. 61S 3rd st. NV. g.
YOUNG WOMAN white; g.h.w.. cooking:
help with child: room, board. S25; Belle
Haven. Va. Call Clev. 1886 after pm.
WE WANT THREE WOMEN who have "a
hours daily to spare to sell lingerie and
hosiery. You can be your own boss and
earn up to S6 daily. 715 9th st. NV.
u " u L, d T L, Ar ~ I'M CAT EC
Evening star., 1937-11-06
HELP DOMESTIC.
tContinued.)

GIRL. colored: general housework; small
tamiy, reference required; So and car
iare. wisconsin 6042.
WOMAN, white. reliable. general house.
Work and cooking live in: references re.
CURED Phone Jackson 1857.
WOMAN, young. white. experienced. e-h-v-.
gooo0a1 COOK; live In. Apply 8 am. to 10,
32OS 18th st NV.
WOMAN. unencumbered; care for Q small
cniinren and home for employed couple;
stay or go nome nights: must be reliabls.
olsl 5tn 81. NV. Georgia 1861
WOMAN OR GIRL, reliable, general house,
Work and cooking: stay some nights; refer
eIlceS required 3537 10th st. NV.
SOMPETENr WHITE GIRL for general
housework; Chevy Chase Nd: nice room.
poaro ana GOOD salary. Box 192-W. Star
PART-TIME WORK: white girl: mother 4
reIper rsre personal laundry; simple cooking.
rhone Emerson 4452.
WOMAN; neat. reliable, living near Clar-
ehoon; va. Tor general housework two days
week IN nome in Virginia; two adiiits .
small mouse. Walnut 1871. s.
WOMAN. coiored middle-aged preferred:
must be excel. cook and prepare 10 IA
gn;W.; references reu.: stay nights. room
and bath. For further Information cali ~
ror. Myer, Quarters No. 23-A, or phon.
Walnut $3.50. Br. 81.
WOMAN. reliable: cook: laundry; r.b ~
references. 34O6 Macomb St. NV.
Evening star., 1937-11-06
HELP DOMESTIC.

HELP DOMESTIC.
COLORED GIRL. neat. to clean bachelor
apt. twice weekly; ref. required. Box
41s-z. Star.
COOK AND CLEANER, nrst-class, white:
stay nights; no wash; good wages. write
up - Nov, Is, Box 4e0-Y. Star. 70