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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
Guest Of Honor At
 Annual Christmas
 Holiday Observance
Over 800 Students Hear His Ecxellency Explain Worlds Greatest Needs ds-SchOOl's Choral Club.
 Orchestra Given Praise For Musical Program

Raniaed orchestra. Father Mulcahy also extended his congratulations to the students fo rtheir excellent pro- gram. stating that he visit from Bishop McANllffe had not been ex- pecte0 until yesterday when the program was already arranged to completion.
 His sxcellency praised the student assembly for the splendid program. and thanked the instructors for their work during the past year.
 He spoke praisingly of the school orchestra and Choral club for the excellent part they took in the re- csption.
 Reconstruction
 In speaking of the economic conditions Of the world, his excel- leney said that only by eonsolida- ton of forces can peace be brought to the world. ThiSe peace can be at tained with what might hA called reconstruction of the classes, built around "0lory t0 God. Peace. and Good Willl" This is the program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

Most Rev. Maurice F. lecAullfe, bishop of the Hartford diocese. was guest of honor at . reception given this morning by more than 800 students Of Waterbury Cahtolic high school during which m appropriate Christmas program was presented In the school auditorium.
 m response to the impressive tribute paid him, the bishop re- marked, T can sec In your faces that the message which you have learned here, you will carry into the world. I am proud to see such . gathering"
 His excellency entered the assem- bly, hall at lOsS0 o'clock accom- panied by Rev, Thomas P. MWl- oahy, principal of the school and Rev. John Hayes of Hartford. for- merly ot the Immaculate Coneep- ton church, this city,
 Musical Features
 The program also featured the choral club of the Waterbury Catho- olle high school and the newly or
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
M'EVOY WRITES
 COURT OPINION
Oficiates in Suprem e Court of State = Judge
 Jennings Disqualiies

Superior Court Judge Frank P. McEvoy of this city, substituting as a justice of the supreme court of errors, yesterday handed down a de- cision in a Bridgeport litigation, in- volving an appeal from a decision by Judge Newell Jennings. Judge Mc- Evoy wrote the opinion, sustained Judge Jennings decision, and was concurred with by the other justices. The original decision was handed down by Judge Jennings before he was appointed to the supreme court.
 He naturally disqualified himself from hearing the case as supreme court justice, and Judge McEvoy was substituted. It was the second time Judge McEvoy has sat on the supreme court bench. The other time involved a Hartford case appeal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

Song-"That's What I Want for Christmas" Myrtle Petty, Es- telle Walton and Frances Reddick Carols
 "Oh, Come All Ye Faithful"
 Led by Meteors Club "Jolly old St. Nick"
 Led by the Eagles Club Recitation, "Weicome Glad Christ. mas" ................E Ethel Watkins Recitation, Christmas Eve Thought. <. Elizabeth Harrison Trio. ...... Lois Lee and Others Carols
 Silent Night"
 Led by Go-G Getters Club "Oh Little Town of Bethlehem"
 Led by Esquires Club Joy to the World"
 Led by Lassie Circle Club Tt Come Upon the Midnight" Led by the Omicron Club "The Wonderful Xmas Tree,"
 led by IVA Staff Song, Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" ..All GroupS The Night B.fore Christmas,
 Mrs. Louise Holmes Johnson Distribution of Gifts-Sapta Claus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
Bishop Pays Visit to Catholic High School
Tomorrow Last Day
 For Xmas Shoppers
Last-Mnute Buyers of Gifts Will Find Great Value in
 World History Book Offer

that makes 1t really the most prac- tical of gifts. But "The Illustrated World History" provides more than just learning, because 1t is written in entertaining style.
 It is recommended by school au- thorities throughout the country and is the sort of anthology of world events which should be in every library.
 Come in and look at the copies of both editions at the office of The Democrat. But hurryl Only tomor~ row remains to get the book in time to make someone a most valuable Christmas present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
SHORT HANDED

An over-worked stenographer bent on enjoying two weeks of glorious fun ct . vacation camp, Ginger Rogers has Q role in RKO Radios Having Wonderful Time" that of- fers notable opportunities for com- edy, satire and romance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
Notes of a NesO Yorker

Too bad about Ted Heay His going fss.bon s1Esa Ws eS Sa 1SpI ISdsndO Ssss got from
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 The "rce FOl" at Madison Square Garden is beautiful .c . M . :. hsn % S s % : @ o fRs i've ago When she makes
 s sSs . w.ss 'S The st AR R Hoss1 sa%1sa d shs
 sh. get used o .s,.. the .%s s. q ook though they wearing year hsr old m.p
 Budg himself keyed up before going Ssp s eem ets tS heaviest wages in p flicker thinks about the cOmmosions
 blue mood After ysting s,.. ysass an to do sossS s, rs in xs ss s T rsn ne saSerins fodsr has picture grin Some hscs sent him D.'4aSs 4se pasHns the vicinity cents to six bssnce La conga clicked Ihs Ci @ ra'nTs ] S @ closing. .,:Esss ting popular at the camps the orcss 5 sass sos o And say s with @ % d dd0 r gas noisy shs I she S se said Jack for not listening to her mother"
 thinkers believe the nation yin not per up until there industry" Automobiles got the wheels rolling aier xne 1924 The big hope ar-conditoning tnas VIII homes in the hot States
 Meredith pase) has his crchesiEn oote for Sousa was of the few Philharmonic "The Big Apple and Shag" cute kds know But they seem The of swanky mciss shop chiefly from the dozens of kepve supplied with posies He ccnnaeu majority change their orders Only the addfes
 Les front lovely Hope Chandler, piess the attractive of the Tn New York night benefit for chorus girls we can benefits for those wn0 o The Ritz Brothers who are now rch offered tnex Hollywood $100000 rather than appear In thr nex pcs named Don Popkof in the ooray lor Wnat amusing comic Hollywood bound to tneft nm probably happened sounds like some of them anyhow One o canary and offered bargain I'll handle your future All per money" Thirty per cnt said ray fr pay expenses left for me you3 the get all the gcyg
 Try and figure epgam out-ts the Oraons of Hers mnorie deceny Wonder why Gene collecting wallpaper? check signed by N They must be signed by ms proxy Dn Npy Carl Laemmle MT Big at the Universal ssudies office which the employees were supposed e0 honest opinion of him You can imagine can't really they conspFaciesl
 Women" and Helen Brown Norden who Handbook" plotting play good combine offering "The Hindu Q@re Xom close looking toward the center of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
SEEKS DAMAGES

Damages of $l,100 are sought in a common pleas court action filed to- day by Laukadia Stuka of Prospect against Joseph Zaratkiewicz of this city. The suit Is filed on @ coln- mon count writ.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

Cherubim song ...... Bortniansky Choral club and assembly Address of welcome Rita Donahue Address by His Excellency Most Rev, Maurice E. McAulif1e
 Recessional For Christ the King. ........ .......... Daniel A. Lord, s. J. Assembly and orchestra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
PEARL STREETERS
 TO HOLD PROGRAM
Christmas Tree Exercises Planned By Director
 This Evening

Christmas tree exercises will be held this evening at o'clock at the Pearl Street Neighborhood House under the supervision of Mrs. Leila T. Alexander.
 The program will be as follows: Reading, Luke 2:7-20,
 Mrs. M. H. Ward Recitation ......... .Estelle Walton Recitation. .... Gladys Truehart Carols, While Shepherds Watched" |" "The First Noep. All Groups Poem ................A .AoeIe AnCrum Song ................D .Dessie Parker Carols
 Away in a Manager"
 Led by Eagle Midgets club "Harkl the Herald Angels"
 Led by Joe Louis Club Recitation n.......... .Ledonia Watts Recitation ......... Dorothy Little Trio = Mary Thrasher, Seretha White and Carrie Byrd Recitation ....... Sylvester Harvey Recitation ....... James Sturdivant
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
COSTUME SLIPS

m satin or crepe - tailored slips In medium. long or short lengths Blush, White, Navy. Black or Brown. satin slips with fine imported lAoes. Daytime and evening slips.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
COSTUME JEWELRY

s'RiohelieU" pearls with pearl hraee- lets to match. Rhinestone clips. pins. duo-phs, gold. silver or mUlti-eol- ored gem pins, clips and pendants Bracelets In chain or antique styles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
HANDBAGS

Glorious assortment In handbags at whatever price you want to pay. Fine quality feathers with oonveni- ent fittings, Famous l,A 0artae bags included, Black or Brown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
U. s. w. V.

The annual Christmas party of Davenport and Liscum camp auxil. iaries, United Spanish War veter- ans. will take place tonight at the State Armory at 8 o'clock. Gifts will be distributed and refreshments served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

EEAUC1WM he said. which the Most Holy Father has set before us and em- phasized."
 The Program
 proceSSional Ecce Sacerdos Magnus, .. Mueller Assembly and orchestra ChoruS-Juhilate Dec ...... .Marzo
 Choral Club Recitation ..... Christmas Musings Junior Students
 Adeste Fideles
 Assembly Instrumental ......... Silent Night
 Orchestra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

Dozens of delightful new styles in oompacts for daytime and evening wear. In plain. novelty or 1eweled cases. We have cigarette eases t0 match many 0t theml
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

False teeth are being sold at auc- ton in London.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
LINGERIE

Everything tn lingerie that smart women want, Gowns, pAlamaS. Che mise, Dance Sets and slips. BroAd- cloth and sKayser" knitted pAjamAs --she can't have too much linserial
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
GLOVES

lkidskin, Capeskin, Mocha. Pigskin. Doeskin, ''Kayser" fabric gloves and colorful woolen gloves. Imported from France 'Trefousse" kid gloves in plain and fancy slip-on styles ... full PIX seams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

The most complete selection in Wa terhury of kid. brocade, satin and velvet slippers in deep rich colors. Choice of houdoirs. d'orsays. mules and hostess styles. If we haven't the color you wish. we will gladly dye the slippers at no extra cost.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
RIGHT YOU ARE WITH MJJSLER LIEBESKIND GIFTS

Even the ST. $2 $S rangeyou find
 important gifts QUALITY Why buy her favore shop collected hundreds gifts of PRACTICAL usefulness And aomns complete in everything women crave kemembr to charge all gifts at MuerlAeoesknd where gifts because they're sensiby priced!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
Walter WinacIleu O. BrOadze1y

erads Mark segisleredl Copyright Daly NlrFo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
LOO
 to 1000

PERHAPS YOU'D PREFER TO GIVE HER AN EVENING WRAP. DRESS. COAT. A
 FINE FUR CoAT-wE HAVE THEM ALL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23

Colorful scarfs in wool or silk are just the gift some women want. hundreds of patterns and colors. Come look them overt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
HOSIERY

HOSIERY ' .-... Give her hosiery with the name of quality on it. "Humming Bird" = '.kayser" "Maid-O-silk." All new colors in Chiffon or Service Weights: 8h to 10h.
 .HANDKER CHIEFS Dainty hankies with bits of fine lace, embroidery or Apenzel type. White linen or smart printed patterns. wen box as many as you wish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-23
FLANNEL ROBES

zipper front, wrap-around. button front styles in 100% wool flannel |. . exquisitely tailored in Royal, Aqua. Duhonnet and Black.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
YOUNG LADY FOR LARGE
LOCAL CREDIT JEWELRY
~ONY1nrNY

MUST BE THOROUGHLY ExPFRI-
ENCED IN COLLECTION AND CREDIT
WORK TO ASSIST CREDIT MANAGER:
MuST HAYE n5I NEAL .rr APPEARANCE: AR; STATE
DENTAL. BOX 44o-K. STAR. l6'
YOUNG LADY with experience
calling on executives. Qualiflca-
tions necessary. Intelligent. Nice
personality and attractive ap-
pearance. Age 25-35. Salary
position. No selling, but sales ex-
perience helpful. Call Monday
am. Room 708, Second Natl.
Bank Bldg Ask for Mr.. Fuller.
EXPERIENCED SODA DIS
PENSERS. Attractive young
women with pleasing per-
sonalities. Apply Employ
ment Office, 4th floor, Lans-
burgh's Dept. Store.
AT T ACTIVE YOUNG
w o M AN, TO DEMON
STRATE TOILET GOODS;
MUST BE EXPERIENCED.
Apply Employment Office,
4th floor, Lansburgh's Dept.
Store.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
PERSONAL.

V6N9STNAI.
COME FOR A REAL GOOD DINNER-FoR
accommodations JULIA SCOTT HERS
BERGER, Hungerford Tavern. : Rockville
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room COL
Westory Bldg. 14th and F. Met. 1893
PICTURE PUZZLE CONTESTANTS. SAVE
this address for future, service. THRIFT
ADV. P. Q. Box 44l. Atlantic City. N J.
nurse; convalescent: elderly rest cases
good food Walnut 1919.
DO NOT WEAR A TRUSS THAT WILL
torture you: let us make you one correctly
fitted for your individual need. UNIVERSAL
ARTIFICIAL LIMB CO.. 6.3 st. NV.
Dist. 6lSs.
CHILDREN TnoM scsoS 70 70 YRS cAN q! BE E
miles from washington. Nursery school,
through Grades. music, dancing. Special
Phon. Fitss fG1 H.nsss.s se.' sr 'e'''T0und pupils
TAKoMA PARK NURSING HOME. REC
commended by best physicians and hospi-
tails special diets ef1icient, reined ,Jmn nurses;
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE K1NDERG,AR,,
ten. 132. Massachusetts, ave. NV; school
Of dancing and nursery: hour. day or
HEMoRRHo1Ds ERADIcATED BY MY
drug. drug ot Or "srs snrs.ry H pR soM2RWERcK Mn eHsf
1855 Columbia I'd. Adams O368.
a1sI raAH ssS sEWMq ssson,s AsD 4s
st. NV. Apt. No. .. 15'
EXCELLENT CARE given to bed patien.
in quiet home by cheerful and patient
nurse. Adams 113G.
cultural BACKGROUND will teach social cul-
ture. self-confidence, poise. clear thinking.
philosophy English. through private in
Struction. Col. OSLO. Apt. BOB.
WILL sHsLsm sant NY h HONE
change for board and very small rental;
good opportunity for right party.
WILL IRWIN MUSCHTER AND HIS WIFE
Littlepage q LittIepage. sI5 18th St., re-
garding money being held for them. or
will any one knowing their whereabouts
please communicate with same address?
ploye. graduate European and American
auently; also readnS knowledge of french.
macist. printer: would act as travelling
companion and secretary. Box 329-K, Star
people; quiet country home. good food:
best reference. Falls Church 37O-W-11.
WANTED. ROOM AND BOARD FOR A
lady: who has had stroke. and her hus-
DaHQ. VINO Is eWpiOScu, Sne mas no par
alysis. dresses herself and comes to meals;
needs very little care. but must be watched
as she has unconscious spells. average one
every two weeks, and will fall If not sit
ting or lying down. She is a very easy pa
tient and husband is home SATURDAYS and
SUNDAYS and nights. Give phone number.
Box 3lg-k. Star
EXCELLENT CARE GIVEN T.S BED Pa
tent in quiet home by cheerful and pa
tient nurse. Adams 1876.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY. NOW ROOM1NG
and boarding would like to contact sew
eral mddle-aged persons who would like
to join in establishing real home. Box
S-J. Star
LET ME HELP WITH YOUR SPEECH AND
personal problems, Your tnferiority COM
plex can be quickly corrected: AGNES
AcGA1fhk Ms fk,fl PARKER 1oes H'a' Press Bldg
Evening star., 1937-08-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GAS STATION thoroughly established
business. fully equipped; excellent oppor-
tunity, bargain, $4,000; terms. Box 3S6-k.
Star.
ROOMING HOUSE best ne. location
10 rms, 3 baths, garage; rent, $40; must
be seen to be appreciated; owner will
sacrifice for S1.l00; half cash. Mr..
Smith. Natl. T09l.
SHADY GROVE CAMP. 3 miles north Of
Rockville. Route 240: good location.
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT;
large national organization wants imme-
dia.ely responsible men who can place sub
stantial down payment. purchase new or
good used motor truck; lone contract
provided. with sufficient revenue to pay
all expenses. notes: good return on in
vestment; full details on request. Box
CORK. Star.
DRIVEN SERVICE STATION and repair
shop. established averaging 10000 gal
Ions per month: located 1 mile from Dis
trict line in Maryland; can be leased right.
Box 4O7-K Star 49,
RESTAURANT. LIQUOR: corner; beautifully
and extensively equipped. GOOD business.
low rent; long lease; price. S6,5OO; terms.
Box S9-J. Star.
BATTERY SHOP & GAS STATION. NV.
corner Sells 1000 gals. monthly. Owner
retiring Price. ST 800; easy terms. Capt.
tai Adjusting & Finance Co.. zoos H st.
NV METROPOLITAN 4Si3.
RESTAURANT = Well-known. est: busy
NV section: doing $4,000 to $4,000
monthly: food only: short hours; good
lease: owner has other interests: real op-
portunity: price S23 500: terms to re-
sponsibls party. National 1928.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

for children; light duties; ref: home
nights. Box 466-K. Star.
NURSE. dr's. and patients ref. and long
available now. Adams 4329-J.
NURSE, years hospital training. . years
practice; private or institutional; city
references North O5S4.
specs d.y svsn or
convalescent and disabled patients; expert
cnced. references. Adams 035O.
PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced; best
PRACTICAL NURSE, enicient. refined:
wishes nursing. day or night: fond of
children and aged; refs. Box 221-H,
PRACTICAL NURSE free
travel; drive car. manage home; age 40;
experienced. references. Box 49S-K. Star
PRACTICAL NURSE with some hospital
training, very capable and willing, wants
work as nurse or housekeeper. Call Poto-
mac 2a12
RELIABLE white girl. child's nurse: best
references. Call l2:3O pm. after 6 pm
Col 42al. 1865 18th St NV.
SECRETARY -sTENOGRAPHER. capable
efficient; references permanent or tempo
rary position, Telephone Adams 6214.
SECRETARY. stenog.. reg. nurse, desires
position with doctor or dentist; 3 yrs exp.
Call Miss Campbell. Met. 5S6l.
lhhSnEE WIN y yeaIs tehcHlhs eApeil-
ence wishes teaching position or other
refined work: references Box 204-J,
Star.
TYP1sT young lady. experienced: gen
eral once work: knowledge of shorthand; :;
reasonable salary. Call Adams 7744-J
TYPIST stenoarapher stencil cutter ex-
perienced: hour. day. week. also do typing
at my home. Georgia 41l4.
TYPIST, experienced, knowledge OF short
hand; high school, some college. excellent
local recommendations; reasonable salary.
Cleveland .l4S.
WIDOW, employed part time wants free
apt. in exchange for services as resident
manager; reliable, honest. industrious
business ex.: have two daughters in high
school good helpers. GOOD offer appreciated.
Sun and ewes. after q, Shep. 44lf-J.
work. desires temporary employment. Dis
trlct 1873.
WOMAN. colored. wants part-time work or
general housework; refs. National o9J3,
WOMAN, reliable. experienced wishes to
manage apartment III exchange small fur
niShed apartment. Mrs. Morris. Adams
O9S6.
YOUNG LADY. white. TO care for child .
80 home nights. Phone Georgia 21l1.
YOUNG LADY wishes to learn thester
caShieiins IN exchange for two weeks free
service after learning: restaurant cash.
exp. North 1000. Apt. 2o4.
YOUNG WOMAN, experienced. wishes posi-
uon to mind children in evenings ref.
Gail mornings, Adams 914o, Apt. 500
YOUNG WOMAN now temporarily empl d.
desires permanent connection: lons exp.
ahprthand, exp, Hooven operator. excel.
| refs. West O9lS.
SITUATIONS MEk & WOMEN,
Evening star., 1937-08-15
HELP DoMESTic.

WHITE GIRL, neat help care for apt. and
two children; room, board. small salary.
Greenwood 2l49-M. 49,
WHITE GIRL for cleaning and also as
board. Call Argyle Country Club. Silver
Spring T2l.
WHITE GIRL live In. do general house
work, help with care OF small children.
Phone Wisconsin S443.
WHITE GIRL or woman. living in Bethes-
Ga area. Tor general housework. W!Scon-
WHITE GIRL, refined experienced in plain
cooking and housework; fond CT children;
sleep in: SALARY. $50 month. 2131 Conn.
WOMAN, cook and general housework;
Chevy Chase section; stay nights; middle
aged; good salary to right person; D. C.
references. Box l2O-J. Star.
WOMAN for general housework; good cook
laundreSs; no nights. 290l 10th st. n e.,
corner 9th and Girard.
WOMAN. white. general housekeeper in
motherleSs home; permanent and good
home for reliable person; X25 month. 1903
Lawrence st. ne.
houseWorker, to live in Washington Army
post: upstairs room and bath: light laun-
dry; houseman employed mornings; 3 in
family; personal references required: state
wages expected. refs. and phone in ap-
plication. Box 2S-J, Star.
WOMAN. white; general houscwork: good
home; S25 month. 1908 Lawrence st. ne.
WOMAN. white. to take care baby and
small small house; room and board. Call Clar-
WOMAN, light colored settled; good plain
cooking: ghw: baby's laundry only; live
IN; time of SIS wk. Clev. 2331.
WOMAN; white. clean and neat; 40 to 80
dry: family OF 3; live in. elec. ironer,
automatic washing machine: $50 mo. Box
l25-J. Star
Evening star., 1937-08-15
MABELLE HONOUR,
DIESEL is BOOMING.

General Motors is spending 81 800 600
IN new Diesel plant. THE Diesel boom is
on. Diesel invading all branches OF indus
try, creating new field OF opportunities for
properly trained men. New booklet enti-
tied March of Diesel will open your
eyes to opportunities you never dreamed
existed. Contains amazing Diesel facts
and pictures. Write for free copy today
No obligation. Learn for yourself what
is happening in Diesel. No matter where
you live. you can now take Hemphill train
1nG In replying state age.
HEMPHILL DIESEL SCHOOLS,
REGISTRARS OFFICE.
1UOl Cold Spring Lane,
Baltimore Nd.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
HOTELS CALL FOR TRAINED
MEN AMI NpnAnCN

GOOD positions for trained people IN
hotel and institutional field. New hotels
restaurants. clubs. schools and institutions
being built from coast to coast mean in
creased opportunities. Qualify at home or
throueh resident day classes starting Sept,
Oct. Jan. Feb. Previous experience proved
unnecessary Registration in Lewis Ma
tlonal Placement Service FREE of extra
cost. Lewis graduates both young and
mature. winning success. Quick promo
ton. fine living luxurious surroundings.
Our graduates now holding preferred posi-
tions everywhere Course indorSed by
many nationally known hotel owners and
managers
Get into this fast-erowing feld and
enjoy success. Get out OF humdrum rou-
tine work into field that teens with op-
portunity. diversion and human interest
Free book gives details. Call telephone
or write for it NOW
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS,
Desk e036 Penn. Ave. at 23rd NV.
Telephone Met. 469.2.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN,

BOY. colored. 4. wants work OF any kind
also, colored Girl wants evening work, 4
TO & I0S 4th st ne. Sunday.
COLORED COUPLE wants living quarters
part time or truck driver or porter; best
ref. Decatur 2l64-W.
COUPLE reliable middle age white; care
taker housekeeper. janitor. vatchman
20 city or country; reference. 1l5l N.
Capitol st. MONTGOMERY Apt. 90
MAN AND WIFE want janitor work. with
or without pay: man employed. l119 v
ST. NV. Met. OEln.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
SAlESWOMEN,

SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS of distinction
Big ealninss full or part time. Room 6l7
1906 G ST. NV.