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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03
WITH THE REPS
By John Murray

The time has to speak of the glory of the
1910 Reps, champions of the Prince Georges County
League and finalist in the Prince Georges Tournament.
On Sunday they pulled the curtain their most sue
cessfu1 season to date with loss the Dixie Tav-
er ten in the climax of the latter affair. Hardly
fitting climax to their impressive record but the
session provided we'll played and closely contest
ed game that served we'll a finale. 1910
them a for themselves in local soft
ball annals It Witnessed their entrance into the
select field of the Middle Atlantic Tourney and pro-
vided the upset of the with their determined
stand in the Washington section of the National
Champ onships. In this competi ton they went to the
semi-fials and downed by the eventual winners,
I.3.A. only after IL innings of play.
1910 Eddie Tr1unbule blossom into his own
top-flight hmrler holding the teams best record.
Bowman, his battery mate, proved valuable Rep
asset. Alder, only recently brought up from the
East, Bauer, Chapman, and cochll all did their bit.
The million dollar infield" needs praise
their defensive strength has already been sed
the vicinity's best. Beale, Blanchard, Taylor and
Goldfaden, tn Sanchez and Petersen filling in as
needed. And last, but not least, Barker and Meser
still the Reps No.l battery and Mol attraction.
Ben Goldfaden is hereby requested to report to
the accolade department to have the dai chain be-
slowed upon him for his mastermindng, his play
his ability to keep good team going better day by
day and year by year. The seasons total:
26 wins IL losses.
(School is out, boys, you call your soul
your wi thout fear of Ben scheduling the Pod,uk
Pirates as practise game or calling secret prao-
tise).
In this column is read at all, we wish to
inform the readers that it will be continued Later
in the wnters For subject matter it Will publicize
the progress of the Ugh School Basketball Team
der the tutelage of the Recreation Department for
the wintertime. Cliff cocldn has been assigned to
the games for the District papers, as the
schedule calls for tt ifs wi tn all Washington schools
having open datess
Sunday affair sad. Barker never better
with his hit performance, Rep defense was never
better with three breath taking double plays, Rep
offense adequate with five hits-but they lost
the ball game gle
Two tricky hits by Wagman and Woodward tell the
story. Wagnans hit got past Bauer for cheap
triples and Woodward followed wi tn to the right
field foul line that went for three Two went
up in this inning and In the next walk to Mahaney
resulted in another he advanced sacrifice,
passed ball, and infield out. The lone Rep tally
scored by Taylor in the first stanza after he
given complimentary life by Woodward error.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03

The RED SKINS, by virtue Of their shutout victory
the UNIVERSITY MOTORS Last Tuesday night Sept
n at the University Alleys, gained possession Of
first place in the Grebelt Duckpdn Bowling League.
The ORIOLES were the only other team to sweep all
three games, the CONSUMERS COOP ID being their VIC
Tins this week, and advanced from last to eighth
place in the standings.
Despite their High Team Set of 1876, the best the
DODGERS could win was games from the persistent
STARLIGHT EAR1S, and the BARNACIES broke into the
win column With to I victory the STARLIGHT
RARoNS. In the other games rolled during the night
the BADGERS stayed near the top 18th to win
the Last place COLTS; the COMMUNITY MEMS CLASS
made It and witt victory the EAGLES; the
CARDINALS took the odd game from the CONSUMERS COOP
#2 team; and the BUcKHaoos nosed out the KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS boys by to count. (Sorry, a tte).
MRvN'S PRIZE, $500 worth Of merchandise free
each week for high single game, and the League prize
Of One Dollar in cash for high single game, went to
AL Bowman, Of the BADGERS, for his game Of 1877.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03

Meet the gang at the clubhouse these fall days.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03
FINAL STANDINGS OF BLOCK CHAMPIONSHIP

Are you ready for the first call to basketball
practice this year? Or maybe touch football.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03

The ten teams Of the Greenbelt Womens Bowling
League convened Last Monday night Sept. 49, for the
second round Of their schedule. The University Alley
team and the Blubirds continue to set the pace te
League as result of their shutout victories
their respective opponents.
Evening star., 1940-12-03

COOK, white. reliable, neat, intelligent
city ref, no laundry: adult (sentileJ home
leave city. Hobart 1897.
COOK maid general houreuorL.r d..yr.e
Evening star., 1940-12-03
@ sE&elE3gs
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-: 10. 80 NS

ten thousands during the summer,
leaving many more thousands of
babies to perish.
Audubon societies have sought
and established protection for these
lovely birds and today they are grad
ually building back their numbers.
These terms, like many members
Of the family to which they belong,
are expert fishermen. They capture
their fish by making nose-dive
from the air. Rarely do they miss
their aim. They do not confine
themselves to a strictly fish diet but
vary it with the many species of
insects to be found flying over the
marshes.
The least terms are celebrated for
their kindly attitude toward each
other. When one of their number is
hurt, the others will Immediately
leave whatever they are doing to
come and console the wounded one.
During the time of their efforts to
help their friend they utter a
squeaky little note that notifies
every one within range Of their loca-
ton. This is what tern hunter
also knows and during a time like
this many of these birds may be
bagged.
A slight depression in the ground
Is all the tern mother asks for a
place in which to deposit her eggs.
From one to four of them are placed
Evening star., 1940-12-03
ARROW CAB co.

Has opening for men over 81 years of age
70 drive; must be residents of D. C or
metropolitan area for wear free inStruc-
tlon; can earn S25 to S35 wkly. Apply at
~ IN prompts. for further details 3lO
NJ st. ne Ask for Mr. Booth
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Nv LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

You will agree with bird-lovers
that the least tern is the most
dainty and attractive of our Ameri-
can birds 1t is dressed in sill
yer gray. with satiny white below.
A charming black cap, well back on
the head, gives the tern most up
to-date appearance. The two outer
primaries are black with white
space on the inner webs. and the
remaining primaries are darker
shade OF gray than the upper color.
The sharp yellow bill is tipped with
black. The feet are orange-yellow
and the eyes are a gentle, though
inquiring shade of brown.
The distribution of the least tern
Is wide in tropical and temperate
America. The breeding grounds are
on the coast of California and the
Gulf coast of Texas eastward, as
well as northward to Mississippi and
northwestern Nebraska At one time
the least tern was fairly abundant
in Wisconsin and South Dakota.
Some of these birds establish their
breeding grounds along the coast
Of Massachusetts,, Virginia, North
Carolina and Florida and south to
the Bahamas, West Indies, British
Honduras and Venezuela. The
winters are spent from the Gulf
coast to Venezuela and Peru.
Years ago these birds were very
numerous. Thousands and thou
sands of them swarmed over our At
lantic waters close to the shore-lin
Feather hunters killed them by the
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Marriage License
Applications

William Eay:rsf s.s: d Vines, In 19s5 s l55h ,osh s,
"5sn xiis Ahais9a 5is@s M,;s.6sl3 3isi
sosao snd Rem. m WADE Wade. 4a Pierce St NV;
the Rev Solomon Jackson
IVA! NV; The Rev vincent J: Xssins: :,
chs5t' s5lh oI JT0y o5 s. h fRa st. hs NV f0 Il. Rev
Robert Anderson
Arnold dsEh3kel, 36. 1913 H st; NV. and
hsshfs tse Rev he!es5 selamon N H. Metz M n ~ ~ -
Thomas W. Pilkerton. %, 200 HighvieSy
pl se, and Lotte r knightlng' -
lis q st. ne; the Rev. Charles E.
Ro6ert W. Berberich 21, coil Klins!e rd;
St. ';athe Rev. /. J, Wsmpe. and
Mary E, BryUly, -, cr l4?s NpIin ppb.n.n Caro-
wii.m ina aYs < Rs :sf EsS Ssr sfR'Ss"
and Mildrsd M,llard, ,,ss.,. rs 1Sol K St
ara say Il Hadt2Td iy,n 20 s4:2 ss0net c0Irm
Alss5i snd N Mafien ssspnan' webb; 81 s. i4as Ames
ne tRs t1.5 Rev as Paul aud MsbeP MspdS NJ Nc
0Sdri Kinney. e. both Of IS NJ st, NV; the
;as' :Sa = dsI:ssa"sn g 1890 s. Mt stn 'sa sd
nv the Rev. WILLIAM \, F 7is s.risks5 R.pn.oy
kansas City, Mo; the Rev. John W.
Guy WATSON il 5s.ssr s5 rse g 1ss sC5 st st.
NV; NV the Rev. Raymond l.. wolven.
CLAYTON l., Burns, AZ s. Allison St, ne
NV: NV the Rev. r. L. Gregory.
Sam H. Bailey, .26. 1143 18th st. NV
and Leah I Adams. Mfg.on 23 Hdlde1 1de1 18th ST.
Charles II, Mayer, o.. 1889 Jefferson s s.
NV. and Lenore " " veckhst9Rn. ms R.v = }
Harold Il Rosen, ~. oo13 Massachusetts
,yese M 0ibi and GsF5I1e Td tbe Re% Solo
eo%and psH.1s3 s. s9lHesy'Gsf7s a Gs7
Isherwood St. ne; the Rev. Bernard
Riasard Safni'c c. culp; q: 1917 MaIrsachusettt,s
Greensburs, Gre Pa; the Rev. Timothy M.
HoNard Mar1fn P Stan. 25. $40 18Th pl, ne,
the Fs,1d.5 Rsy FTanHis T 81 su5yan rdTs belvotr
s.S]amin Sja in eoIdeers 35 oSo sSt5 st. nv
and Sadye Feldman. 90, 900 ST.
wil'liam ". Giddens, 81, 36?s Everett st..
~: ard HsTy M IL I Jolly Y Rsj, IS Puma Gord'
Howard g stonebraker; a.; DYpont, ,.Iil GiTele lsI
~, Westchester Apartments; the Rev,
Ernest S "HaTkins % a:a 1d5th, st, ;s,ss sE
st. ST. s.w.; the Rev. John E. Briggs;
Leroy. G. Caldwell; y. 93;s NJ St. n.Ttt'
NV: JUDGE Robert E. Mattinely
Robert j. Hall. jr;, - :23 Ceneord O aye. I'VE
nv. and LOIS c LAIR tb. ReT S' oie Ieorse % e
aernsrd A. Wolf. IS. and Rose Lazarus. %,
both Of Baltimore, Md: the Rev. Solo
mon H. Metz.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Deaths Reported

John H. Jerman. IS: % Todd place ne
Ma1v q Reed s5 1903 3oth st. NV.
Eva Barron. 50. sibley Hospital. - v.,,
James H Carter, 6s' 4th and New YORK
George W. Mooninsham. es 31s 18th st
Marsaret w. Miller, 65, 1904 35th ST NV
Joel D Myers, "a, 1918 Florida ave ne
Helen T. Higgins; 60; 12l2 Hamlin St ne
william Harper, 5s, Providence Hospital
George E. Hutchns 40. ) S st. NV.
William Morris, A., 1850 Wisconsin ave
William E Spindler. Al, Casualty Hospital
Charles w Jennings, 7. 350S gath ST. ne
Infant Flynn. Gallneer Hospital.
Infant Scott. Sibley Hospital.
infant Sickford, Sibley HOSPITAL
Julia A. Tatem, 70. 500 Columbia road NV
Arthur Jackson. 5s: Gallinser Hospital
belin Littlejohn, 40. ~ F. st. NV.
Matte Saunders. 80. Freedmen's Hospital
Infant Baldin, Freedmens Hospital;
Infant Jefferson. Freedmen's Hospital.
infant Davis, Galinser Hospital
Infant Pittman. Frsedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Natures Children
Least Tern
(Sterna antillarum)

in the dry sand-no lining whatever
to this nest-and the greenish eggs
covered closely with splashes and
dots of different shades of lavender
and clear brown, make 1t almost
impossible to find them.
Terms are more than willing to
be friends. If your own attitude Of
mind is such that they find nothing
but love and kindly feeling toward
them, they stay within very close
range before trying to fly slightly
farther from you. A married couple
will often be so engrossed with each
other or the husband will be so
deeply concerned about feeding his
wife while she sits upon the eggs or
protects the twins under her soft
wings that you can get close enough
to secure beautiful picture that
will be one Of your priced possess
sions of bird life.
Evening star., 1940-12-03

PAPERlNG done at once, S4 rm. up, in
clu6inR paper. I do my own work, guar.
anteed. Georgia 0024.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
REPAIRS 6 SERVICE.
tContinued.) }

PAPERING, painting, plasterinR. floor M
ishine work; guar; ock k-bo. tom price; 30
yr- in bus; father and SON RA. S713. p
PAPERING. painting. plastering. at spe-
cial low prices this week: all work guar
anteed. Call Taylor 1850.
PAPERING, painting; decorate at winter
prices; do our own work; father and SON.
Edwards, Atlantic 4372.
PAPERING, painting and repair work; S5
per room and up; work guaranteed white
mechanic. References RA 4s52. -
PAPER HANGING.
ST room: washable, Sunfast papers; work
guaranteed. Randolph 9s75.
PAPER HANGING-Special this week only.
rooms scraped dry, cracks fixed. So: sun
fast paper guar. l do my own work.
Georgia 6O59 -
PAPER HANGING. this week only, $3.50
Der room: 1910 washable. sunfast Papers;
work guaranteed. Michigan 5315.
PLASTER1NG and cement work: no lob too
small. none too far: reasonable District
457o. William Thomas. 7O7 NJ ST. NV. 4.
PLUMBING AND HEATING. jobbing and
rremodeling speciality: c4-hour service.
Harry E. Williams North 624s
Radio Trouble? Free est 4oDso[ work 1s7esr sGsr
MID-cITY Radio Shop. 90 m MA ss4i
Save 2Ofo During December.
Carpentry. brick work, waterprooirc
painting, piasterIng. Jluuoine. neatinV and
rooms. Work guaranteed. II '99g-W.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
CONTINUED }

GINIIN0 fVOONd o-TC;. OV.e III.ieIII
weeks. Customer told ACME must sell
ACME MovING & STORAGE. AIS I4th
st snw. Georgia 1000. OPEN NIGHTS.
Xmas Sits in lamps. tables, chairs.
lovely smoking. stands. Small deposit
holds any purchase" OPEN NIGHTS.
LIVING ROOM. tapestry" used but not
ton" COME AND SEE IT. ACME
MOVING & STORAGE 46ls l4th st. NV
Georgia 1000. OPEN NIGHTS.
LIVING ROOM. "boucle." This fine wear
ing material will catch your eye" ACME
STORAGE has suites in this covering
Hurry; hurry; hurry hurry ,,%dqNc 6st9se they rop are
AGE. 461S l4th st. NV. Georgia 1000.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Births Reported

Samuel and Edith Baer. girl.
Farrar and Ruth Brewer, girl
Glenville and Elsie Brown, boy.
Leo and Thelma Crown. girl.
isaac and Alleda Davis. girl.
Robert and Estelle Dawson, boy.
Thomas and Julia Green. boy,
Anthony and Bessie Mileo. girl.
Joseph and Agnes Mills. boy.
Hal and Dorothy Mcintyre, frl.
Gustof and Hazel Nordstron1; BOY.
Robert and Mildred Reichard. girl
BENJAMIN and Matilda Thompson oos.
Horace and Grace Jones, boy.
Evening star., 1940-12-03

ms STRETCHED, 40 cents a pair;
allied for and delivered. Lincoln
Evening star., 1940-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
J WILL NOT BE REsPoNs1BLE FOR ANY
RGFfNo R. oARR1Do. aoio Ti,sl.? .Dl
SMOKY FIREPLAcEs AND LEAKY BRICK
window sills fxed Gusranteed. Also small
brick Jobs. Shepherd 1852.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
eHARLEs ef1s s1ss r MAS% SntF1etsd gaf Ev.
JONES, 1116 S. 9th. Arl 81
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holder holders of the AIonzo O., Bliss Medical
be he'd at the &c once Of the e. company. 1911
Columbia rd. NV. in the city OF Wash
s, inston District Of Columbia at 1870
64i for the pufpose T 9a0s Of eecnr oers
Tor the ensuing year and for such other
business as shall come before the meeting
JAMES McD SHEA. Secretary.
RECEIVERS NOTICE OF SALE.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Pursuant to authority Of the Comptroller
Of the Currency Of the United States. the
undersigned Mr. Frederick J. Young as
Rank 4 Trust Company. washington: D: G.
Will, of1er at public sale to the highest
2dder 2o4k or bidders for cash 12as New
1880 o'clock am. various. assets Of the
said Federal-American National Bank g.
trust Company OF washington. D. C.. con-
sistins Of bills receivable. judgements and
other chooses in action and chattels less
such items tor articlesl as may be paid
or otherwise disposed of prior to the said
date OF sale herein mentioned. A descrip-
tive list Of the assets so offered for sale
may be inspected by prospective purchasers
at the once of the receiver OF the Federal
American National Bank g. Trust Company
CT Washington. D. c.. on all business davs
up TO and including the date of said sale.
between the hours of 900 am. and 4 4:3O
pm
According TO law. said assets cannot be
told otherwise than without recourse and
without warranty of any kind or charac-
Comptroller OF the Currency OF the United
States. and subject to confirmation bv a
court Of record OF competent jurisdiction.
FREDERICK YOUNG. Receiver
Federal l-American National Bank T. Trust
COMPANY. Washington. D. C
Evening star., 1940-12-03

WOMAN. neat, refined. coored. wishes gen.
eral housework or care for an invalid good
references. Tel. Dupont 1925
WOMAN, reliable. white good cook gen.
work IN small family. stay nights. best ref.
Box 419A. Star.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


ACCoRDIoNs-we have good selection
OF used instruments of many good makes
priceo from SD TO $500 Very tasv terms
HA hs b0ck ae 65EN 55is EvENSds 14a2 st. 'middle of
ANTIQUE and modern jewelry, stock of
silver. all kinds; service plates. Dresden
Ssurines jewel chests; large quantity OF
fire fire. tools etc; small deposit viii hold
lerles, l724 10th st. NV. Dupont 1911.
glass, china; silver; books, bric-a-brsc.
furniture. Edelson. 61s 9th st. NV.
belt; reas. $50 18th st. NV. Mrs. Hull
AUTO GENERATORS repaired. exchanFed.
s3;5c uD New e1aaIaantee Elee; repairs
sAGeED s.ITsr.s sAWDusTmss ,o1 bag bass
other uses AT. 400 HEcHINGER CO
BATHTUBs, used, So; suitable for scsldins
fHHC1 hqszi ,Ne waterine stock other farm uses
s5Fc7 ACME Storage sres &C 60 II
dipped bed: re-di7pcd spring and never;
45ed al sS1mDlGte and devsTe So n
.wAsHINGToN EXPECTS" 3oo.ooo people
ioi 10 the inalEurst9n sin1l,r so here's your
IS s'h 4s0Tss sa1e 1893 iUts of 4Pa ddd
dressers and chests. OPEN NIGHTS.
BED-."AcME STORAGE" nice poster
% %oT This is snq lust a0u3 the f1n ihns for the
houses. houses NsysT-used N %sstre;sss; ss75
telephone stands. Lamps from S395. "A
snail dsposit enc hslds rr any pyTshsss . until
day or tton,sht.". ACME MOVING q sToR-
AGE, AGE, 46lS , 1sth st. NV. Georgia 1000.
REERcn7,"AcME STORAGE INAUGURAL
seHGlAI mstPsas fPans 9fs e0mgss vh
they are Just the thins. as "detsnss s1 e
$50 we can only sell G1 to Gus
BEDS s%s5 neyeT,ussd mattrsss 81
TON TSS Will, Will NEED PLENTY OF BEDS As
100000 people will see End hear the
brte take 70 osh 4e5 q ba ss Extra HsTs
DTesseTs. chests dlnsttss bedrooms living
nas TALKoFTEE60WN 2ETE fRsGEs s7R
AGE AGE, 46,S ISL l4th +h st. NV, Georsia 7ooo
ss sSS rAz
holss ssh any 'pUm purchsse s' ACNE MOVING 4
STORAGE sdSa opEa s0,s N1oH4s ltts St NV oe0r''
sVou. VI sIN ANl11AAO y.
BEDROOM. walnut" TAX about 10y yCgr
AGE. Suites that are out Of STORAGE
USED. not abused" Each piece is gone
over prior to delivery We have 40 new
out of business MUST SELL QUICK -
Here is your opportunity to buy. Xmas gifts
in tables for the living room from So 95.
Living rooms from $50 90. dinsttes from
50 90. EVERYTHING ON DISPLAY ON
bo6s boG WAREHoUsE we have no
show windows" I'VE have no store"
Sccme in and browseEwe'n Be looking ior
you after dinner tonight." ACME MOVING
& STORAGE 461S 14th ST. NV. Georgia
1000 OPEN NIGHTS.
BEDROOM. "solid Honduras mahogany;"'
This is quality 18th century suite, sllE
damask inner-spring mattress, good coll
spring PRICED Low" Lots OF nice
Xmas gifts in tables lamps, chairs has
socks and smoking stands. Small de,
posit holds any purchase until Xmas
ACME MOVING & STORAGE. 461s 14th
st. NV. GEORGIA 1000. OPEN NIGHTS
BEDROOM. very tall poster" HONDURAS
MAHOGANY. This. is suite that re:
DISCRIMINATING buys, WI Tscesnzs eEnns auss!E5tS
buy several occasional tables for Xmas"
small deposit holds any purchase. ACME
MOVING a. STORAGE 4Sl 18th 1t. NV
Georgia 1000. OPEN NIGHTS.
Evening star., 1940-12-03

LIVING ROOM "homespun"; durable, yet
inexpensive. "IF ACME STORAGE quoted
the price. you wouldn't believe it Come
and see it today or tonight" ACME NOV
6eorgia 1000. Open nights"
Evening star., 1940-12-03
HELP DOMESTIC.

SSHAMBERMA1D e. for tourist home must
, hours on sunday: no cooking. no laun-
ory: permanent job. Call NE l71s
GoEEP G92R eouhrv fer home Rs ss
washing machine and other labor-ss wing
nRlchen and laundry eouipment including
servants aoartnent op56Ttuniov uStars tor Ir
ISole dooi hoGSrWoTker to work end live, under
sIyer sI spTfnr ss2T65,ions 6, So!GsvIs I'd beyond
COOK. h. W, exoerlenced, pm. untn
ssLIeL dlnner, Thursday end every other
SunoaV OH S'ay some ni"hfs' sos month
including cartare Warned G-G,;
GENERAL g EoUsEwoRKER, colored. ~
- years Old, neat. reliable. good cry ref
erenceS: live in. 3 IN family Do not an
1S, 1Wer ad Il not willing worker, si5 mo
GIRL, high school. 10 tend baby Saturday,
some some evenings; living in vionitv refer
CoG5,,,. SnCeS, Apply 10 pm. Apt l03, 1859
GIRt' cbId Thite Yidb 25a35 yrs care for .-yr-old
Laundry i've iH With rome Ina pPiVeses s1 5 DO
ersi era! .a,ary Interview by appoint only.
Girl, white, for general housework- one
Greenbeit Hter eEe 57ss aa Call between and pm
GIRL 20 clean apt. near l4th and Colo
Isao pnl ,,. sve, = Apply giving full particulars
1IIb ,nral' ouet. i've in, general house
WORK. lisht laundry, assist care Of "-year-
OLD and infant; $50 Chestnut 5d61
MAID. full time. single. ghw: references:
.eik'NT d!S.aNce. 1000 10th St. $, AT!
ADJ 102. No phone calls
MAID for Chw. good COOK and lsun6rcs5
SmaH family: live III. downSta.rs room
city ref health certificate. S35 month to
start. GA. 3u4a. HO 1870
MAID. colored. for reneral bouseyor[ ard
COOKING live in: refs reuu'red good SAL
aEy Wisconsin 5093 Bethesda
IApNDREss. white. wanted to c'ean house
COOK and wslt on table for S45 month
and b. Box 491-A Star
WOMAN. white. middle-aeed. for general
nesseWork: two adults in family Box
ASA. Star.
WOMAN, colored, for g h v and care OF .
urosl- Phone Wisconsin 6756
WOMAN, white. between so and 40. for
tisnt hou.ework; live in. good home; small
sslary Aoply after l., DE. 1880 or 1877
Evening star., 1940-12-03

Gill colored wants afternoon, part-time
work; references from last employer. Phone
Dupont 34aS.
Evening star., 1940-12-03

GIRL. colored exp. wants days work. part
time or all day: good laundress Hobart
Evening star., 1940-12-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.


COOK, white. reliable. neat, intelligent.
leave city: Hobart 1897.
COOK. maid. general houseworker. desires
TO stay nights. Republic O924.
CURTAINS STRETCHED, 40 cents a pair;
5l36. 3.
GIRL. colored, wishes part-time work OF
any kind. co. 9020,
GIRL. wishes part-time work afternoons;
no Sundays: good refs. DE. lbs.
GIRL. colored. neat. wishes part-time Job:
MRes M1s. cniaidpen; reference. Call any time.
GIRL, colored. desires morning work. clean
ing, part time or full time. Michigan
MI a1R! !osq sqlOred' wants Job as waitress; exp.
GIRL, colored, exp. wants days work. part
time. or all day; good lsundress Hobart
GIRL. wants work. part or full time: gem
eral houseWork. cooking. Franklin 5217.
GIRL, colored. wishes Job as general house.
worker: refs. Phone Dupont 1884
time or part time. Call MI. 1897
GIRL. colored, experienced in housework,
20 home or stay nights. Decatur 1753-W
GIRL, N; c.. colored. wishes days work
or o9nopSsar part time: very neat and honest. Ii.
SoioicOs wants pdTt-tlme
work. Call Decatur 1199.
GIRL. colored. wants part-time or days
Wcrk: reference. Dupont 1862
GIRL, colored wants part-time or days
work. Republic 1906
GIRL colored. wishes Job. part time or
all day Phone Randolph AGA.
Gill colored wants afternoon, part-time
Work; references from last employer Phone
Dupont 342S.
GIRL. colored, wants morning work, no
SUNDAYS: references. Atlantic 6OlO-J .
GIRL tcolored1. gh.w or nursemafd exp, J.,
sood refer. Franklin 6257. No Sundays .
GIRLS wish work; psrt-time work or full
NO. 9O32. 4.
GIRLS (2D. wish Jobs as sh.w., willing
workers; good reference. Dupont 1853.
GIRLS 90. neat colored wish morn. or
eve work: excellent refs. Hobart OO66
mornings until 2:30. ewes. after g.
WOMAN. colored. reliable, wants general
nnGo9seworK or part time: good ref. MI.
co. 1872
WOMAN, colored. wishes general housework
ST or md hoor, mornings till 5 $50 pm,
no Sunday. CO. 1O232
WOMAN. neat, refined. colored. wishes GEN
eral housework or care for an invalid; good
references. Tel Dupont 1925
WOMAN, reliable white good cook gen.
work IN small family. stay nights: best ref
Box ADA. Star. :.
Evening star., 1940-12-03

GIRL. colored. desires morning work clean
ing part time or full time Michigan
Evening star., 1940-12-03

GIRLS t2D. neat colored wish morn. or
eve WORK: excellent refs. Hobart O066
mornings until 2:30. ewes after 3
WOMAN. colored. reliable, wants general
honse~ork or part time: good ref. MI