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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-03
FOR JEWISH
ARMY UNDER WAY
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joining any army would enlist as
Americans or nationals of other
countries Of which they were citi-
zens.
II think I speak for the majority
of the Jews in this country" he re-
marked, Gin saying that if the Jews
join an army they will do so as
Americans, not as Jews. I don't be-
lieve the Jews as a class want to
segregate themselves in an isolated
branch of anything"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-03
Three Persons Drown
In Rio Grande Riuer

Ell PASO, Tex, Sept. 2 Up -
While their mother looked on help
lessly from the river bank, a 20.
year-old girl and her younger
brother and sister drowned today
in the Rio Grande.
Deputy sheriffs recovered tn {
body of Refugia Hernandez, 20,
but were unable to locate the bod
les Of Petra, IL, and Jose, 9.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-03
pLEBIsCITE

2~Is Juan, Puerto Rico, Sept.
sio,a ~!he French Island posses
lo,ns Oh Martinique and Guade-
h ~ IN the Caribbean Sea intend
vbau io a plebiscite to determine
chv ler TO continue under the Vi
~ government or switch to the
Ch.rI government of Gen.
Cores ies De Caulle in London, &C.
toninhts 10 reports reaching here
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-03
RATES CUT

NEW YORK, Sept. 2-R Bank
robbery was given a better insur-
ance rating today. AS a result OF
material improvement in the ex-
perience for this type of insurance."
the National Bureal of Casualty and
Surety Underwriters announced
substantial cuts in rates in So states
and Alaska.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-03
RETIRES

NEW BERN, Sept. 2.-R-J. B.
Lovelace, 10, supervisor of tn e
National cemetery here for 10
years, has retired. He was sue
ceeded by. William E. Sparrow of
Annapolis, Md, assistant supervi-
sor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-03

Erro,.p H ---------- O01 OBJ GOO 1-G
ted iu.S Lltwhiler, Beck. Runs bat
Ruo Young, Seeds 8, Whitehead.
TT naUt Mueller, Litwhiler 2. Bragan.
sa Sass hits: Whitehead, Mahan, Bra
whilpr %9ore. Three base hits: Iit-
Sacrfico,i nome runs: Seeds 2, Bragan.
head " dean. Double plays: White
bases. D. wick to Young. Left on
Bases M nnh,ladelphia 9; New York Is.
Beck vi nails off: Smoll 4, Dean 3.
]. Bel c . l, Strikeouts by: Smoll
in 30 ., Dean 3. Hits off: Dean 10
Joina,o innings; W. Brown / in l 1-3;
4 Winn IN 2; smoll 9 in 6; Beck 3 in
pitchar ning pitcher: Beck. Losing
Klein !, joiner. Umpires: Campbell,
tendanaonna %Ballanfant. Time: 2:35. At
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-03

EFf0Fs: Wick, OFT, May. Runs bat
led IN: Demaree. Wick, Schultz, May,
Ltwhiler 6, Marty, Higbe. Two base
hts; OFT, Bragan, Schultz 2, May, Lit
Ehller. Three base hit: Marty. Home
run; Litwhile:. Sacrifice: Higbe. Dou-
DIE plays: Wick to Whithead to
lolng; Whitehead to Wick to Young.
Ie[ on bases: Philadelphia s.. New
cork =. Bases on balls off: Higbe 4,
Elnoert |, Lynn 2. Strikeouts by:
hlsoe .. Lynn 2. Hits off: Gumbert
IN b l-3 innings; Lynn 3 in l 2-3
Losing pitcher: Gumbert. Umpires: Bal
1 5ana1ant' Campbell and Klein. Time ::
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-03

Errors: Trout. Runs batted in: Ku-
hel. Appling 2, Wright. Two base hits:
Gehringer. Webb. Kuhel. Three base
hits: Solters. Wright. Stolen base:
Kuhel. Sacrifices: Kreevich. Wright.
Rigney. Double plays: Tebbetts and
Gehringer: Appling and Kuhel. Left
on bases: Detroit s; Chicago Z. Bases
balls off: Rigney a.. Strikeouts by:
Trout 3. Rigney s.. Hits off: Trout 9
in Z innings; Seats 2 in1. Losing pitch
er: Trout. Umpires: Rue, MCGOWAN,
Kolls and Pipgras. Time: 1:51. At
tendance: (actuaD 1854.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-03

Errors: Higgins. Runs hatted in:
McCosky, Solters, Kennedy. Two base
hit: Greenberg. Stolen bases: Fox.
Webb. Sacrifices: Kreevich, Dietrich.
,lel. Kuhel (unassisted). Left on bases:
Detroit 6; Chicago Z. Bases on balls
off: Newsom 3, Dietrich 4. Strikeouts
by Dietrich 8. Umpires: Pipgras, Rue,
MCGOWAN and Hollis. Time: 1853. At
tendance: (estimated) $4,000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-03

Errors: Beckman, Gordon. Runs bat
ted in: Rosar, Powell, johnson 2, Beck
man, Heinrich. Two base hits: Crosetti,
Dahlgren. Three base hit: DiMaggio.
Home runs: johnson, Heinrich. Sacri-
flee: Russo. Double plays: s. Chap
Siebert. Left en- bases: New York 5;
Philadelphia 6. Bases on balls off:
Vaughan l, Beckman 8, Russo 5. Strike
puts by: Beckman 4, Russo 3. Hits
off: Vaughan 1 in 0 innings (none out
in first. pitched to 3 men); Beckman
8 in 8. Hit by pitcher by: Vaughan
(Henrich). Wild pitch: h a n.
Passed ball: Hayes. Losing pitcher:
Vaughan. Umpires: Ormsby, GeiseI
and Quinn. Time: / 80. Estimated at
tendance; 1000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-03
WEATHER
CONTINUED from Page One)

WASHINGTON, September 2.-lRC
Weather bureau records of temperature
and rainfall for the "A hour endlng Q
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-03

Error: Crosetti. Runs batted in:
Hayes, Mccoy 2. Home u n Mccoy.
Gordon and Dahlgren; Gordon, Crosetti
and Dahlgren; Siebert (unassisted).
Left on bases: New York 4; Philadel-
phia 6. Bases on balls off: Chandler
!, Murphy 1. S%trikeouts by: Babich
5, Chandler !. Hits eff: Chandler Z in
8 innings; Murphy 1 in 1. Hit by
pitcher by: Chandler %(Johnson). Los
ing pitchre: Chandler. Umpires: Gel
sci, Quinn and Ormsby. Time: Lbs.
Attendance: sc, 940.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-12

mi pTeletel aeroplan. Ma mno-
hych mfstech vypukly ohne.
Anglie We ctvrtek je pripra-
vena ma ranu il hrozicf podel
pobfezn1 casti zeme re strany
Nemecka.
Sir Edward Grigg, podse-
kretaf valecneho odboru, O.
znacen jest jake muz, jenz pr
vn1 pOkyn dial O hrozicl rane.
Rekl: "Tisice nasich vojak1
budou ma strait cekajlce ma L.
tok, ktery NIUE pTijit rano I've
ctvrtek) ma nekolika mistech."
Anglicke valecne vzducho-
lodi sestrelily anebo poskodily
81 nemeckych vzducholodf We
stTedu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-12
Boz s ohnSm.

Zamestnanci elektrickych
podnikG zpozorovali, re v ko-
teln6 elektrickych podnikG v
Dejvic1ch Sc vznltilo uhl1.
PTivolanym hasic1m pomahali
zamestnanci podniku, kteri
museli prehazet slozene uhli,
ably bylo mono dostat Sc k OH
nisk1m ohne. Pc nekolika mi
nutach sc museli zamestnanci
stT1dat, ably Sc neotravili kou-
rem. Motorovy vyssavac kou-
re = novinka sboru - pracu-
jfcf bez prestani "a zapasd S
ohnem, pomahal hasicGm i "a
mestnancGm v jejich t6zkem u
kolu. Prace S prehazenim hro
mady uhl1 potrvala al do noel.
Teprve pc %. iodine mohl We
litel hasicske pohotovosti dat
powell k odjezdu. Chen vznikl
samovznfcenim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-12

= Professor obchodnich we'd
ma bologneske universite, Car
10 Craggi, propagate mezi svy-
mi kolegy novou metodu vyu-
covanl. R1ka totiz, re jen ten
ucitel ma 1spech, ktery je scho
pen Sc ucit cd svych zakG.
Jestlize chce, ably STUDENT pri-
jlmali Sc zajmem, must Jim u
kazati, re take on je ochoten
ucit Sc cd Mich. DGvodem toho
Poole profesora Craggiho je,
re prave vyucovanf nespoc1va
" pfeplnovanf studentskych
hlav vedomostmi, ale podpo-
rovan1 tvoriveho mysleni zak1.
Cemu Sc vsak ucitel ma chtit
Cd svych zakG naucit, pan pro-
fesor bohuzel neprozradil.
= Japonsko ma v 1myslu
vystav6ti novou dalnici, dlou-
hou 1915 kilometrG, 20 metrG,
sirokou, jez Dude spojovati
Toxic a Kukuokuo. Dalnice po-
vede tunelem mezi ostrovy
Nippon a Kiusin. Dalnice bu-
de stavena pc zpGsobu n6mec-
kych dalnic.
= Nejbezpecnejsi zam6st-
mani mali, jak Sc IDA, vydava-
tele a redaktoTi pekinskeho
casopisu Pekinske noviny. Je
to n~ejstarsf casopis sveta, Wy
chazej1ci vice meme pravideln6
jiz dele jak tis1c let. Ia tn
dobu jeho vychazenf bylo z ne
stastne redakce tohot casopisu
pres tis1c redaktord poprave-
no.
" Cine jsou krajiny, kde
je osmdesat metr1 1rodne ze-
me. Rok CO rok v1tr naveje
move vrstvy 1rodneho prachu,
takze obyvatele tech krajin ne
must ami pole hnojit. Blaho-
byt by tam mohl byt, avsak
prave tech mistech je nynl
velika b1da, protoze tam uz
leta zuTl valka a pole z1stala
%opustena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-12

" Almeria, spanelsko, An
tonic Navarro Moreno byl po-
staven pred soud pro zabitf
Ill lidl We Spanelske obcanske
valce.
= We Quebec, Kanada, phi
stal parnfk S nemeckymi valec-
nymi zajatci, ktere Anglie roz-
hodla Sc poslati do Ameriky,
jezto Sc Ottawa, re by mohli po-
mahat nemeckym parasutist1m
a pate kolone, kdyby Nemcum
Sc podafila invase do Velke
Britanie.
BudOu internovani v Kama
de. Jeden z lodn1ch dGstojn1-
XII pravil, re zajatci z n6mecke
armady pGsobili Jim malo sv1-
zeld, ale "a to letci "nazyvali
mas prasaty pri kazde pr1lezi-
|tosti, kterou dostali." Pocet
zajatcd nebyl udan. Ocekava
Sc, re dals1 lodi s mimi budou
naSledOVati.
= V presidentsk6 volbe v
Mexiku, v n1z ma cetnych mis-
tech utkali Sc v tuhem boil
stoupenci kandidatG gen. Avi-
ly Camacho a gen. Juana An
dreu Almazana, bylo zabito a.
81 100 osob a nekolik tis1c po-
raneno. Mezi posleze zm1ne-
nymi jsou diva americt1 obca-
ne, kter1 utrpeli tezka zranen1
v bojfch. Nejenom stoupenci
presidentskych kandidatG sva-
deli boje mezi sebou, ale row.
nez s policil a vojskem.
Nekolik volebn1ch mist bylo
vydrancovano potulnymi thu
pami, jez str1lely z BUSH a au-
tomobiln. Nektere hlasovac1
skrinky byly spaleny. V bo-
jich bylo uz1vano rucnic, revol-
verb, strojn1ch pusek, rucn1ch
granatG a slzneho plynu.
Nejvfce obet1 bylo We hlav~
MIN meste Mexico City.
" Londyne Chronicle pfi-
nesl zpravu, re pet nejmeno-
vanych CechG Londyne edo
koncuje posledn1 podrobnosti
spiknutf, jehoz ucelem je "a
vrazditi Hitlera."
Tento casopis prav1, re jsou
to "vGdci mocneho tajneho
spolku v Ceskoslovensku, KITE
ry Sc zavazal pr1sahou, re svr-
hne nemeckou vladu v teto ze-
mi"
Pravf dale, re tento plan byl
predan "bunkam" v Ceskoslo-
vensku podzemn1 soustavou.
jez operuje. s 1spechem cd te
dolby, kdy Hitlerova vojska
lvtrhla do Prahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-12
Dvakrat oko.

Cestilety Vladimir Kratky
sc dostal v 1tery do nemocni-
ce pro tkanicku u bot. Chtel
il prestrihnout nGzkami, ma
bocil milky a v te chvili Sc
prudce sehnul, pfi cemz mu
spicka n1zek vjela do praveho
Okla. S probodnutou rohovkou
lei v nemocnici. Ma dvore
sveho zamestnavatele v Belgi-
cke ulici ma Vinohradech basil
tehoz dine odpoledne prakti-
kant Josef Bifbrlfk vapno.
Vapno vystriklo a zasahlo
praktikanta do obliceje. Do
stale sc take do Okla a porani-
10 tax, re hoch musil do ne.
mOcnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-12
NejstarSi selske rody jsou
v iiznfch Cechach.

Jihoceska Jednota v kvetnu
1910 uvadi, re v bllzkosti Tr-
hovych SvinG ma Doudlebsku
pod Todenskou horou jsou YES
nicky Toden a Polzov, zajfma-
We tim, re Sc vyksytujf We fuld-
skych analech a re nekolik
statkG je drzeni nejstarsfch
ceskych rodG. TAX uvadf ur-
bar rozmberskeho z roku 1853,
re drzitelem statku v Polzove
je Linhart Mraz, a jeste nyni
je pffmy potomek tohoto rodu,
Frantisek Mraz, drzitelem
rodneho statku popisne cfslo
6. Je zajfmav6, re jeste drive
nez v urbaTi je zaznam v ire
bonsk6m archivu z roku 1903
o tom, re sedlak Mraz z Pol
IOWA je povinen dovezti FL a
pGl strychu psenice do Boro-
van pro pany z Rozmberka.
Dals1m nejstars1m rodem je
rod SnfzkG, ktery Sc uvadi ia
Ike roku 1853, jehoz potomek,
Sn1zek, je majitelem
statku v Polzove cp. 1. V Tod
nj je nejstarslm sedlakem To-
mas Farka, MATTEL statku cp.
1858, ktery FarkIm patril uz
roku 1853. List soudi, re tn
jde o ~nejstarsf ceske seskle ro-
dy vGbec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-12
Krasy stare vlasti.

O pokroku v ceskych zemlch
referovaly nedavno brnenske
"Moravske noviny" z pera J.
V. takto:
Velky pokrok jew Sc dnes
vzhledu naSich mestecek a YES
meek. VSude videti urovnane
cesty, lemovane vzrostlymi
stromy. Potok ma upravene
bfehy, posazene vrbovim a OIL
Semi. Oblfbene domy usmiva-
il Sc ma prichoz1, naves Sc pys-
nj p6knym sadem i S nekolika
lavickami.
Zmizely vyjezdene cesty, ma
kterych "a deSt1 kola vozova
zapadla v bezedne blato. Nj
kde nevideti neuklizenych zbyt
XII stavebnich, drGbez nevybl-
ha polamanymi ployt "a stave-
nj. mezi obcany vladne smir,
pominuly vzajemne soudnf spo
ry, nastaly utesene zmeny.
Vsichni poznali, re tfeba je
pecovati o spolecnou obec a je-
il zajmy, ably Sc vsem v mestec
ku a ma vesnicfch zilo prfjem-
nej1. Ma upravenych cestach
usetr1 Sc sill tazneho dobytka i
v malem sadu nebo u move zbu
dovaneho zabradli ma pevne
hrazi rybnfka.
Navrs1 u kostelfcka vysazeno
tfesnemi, u skoly potok pickle
nut, vysazena i lipova alej.
Pastviska promenena v zahra-
dy, V nichz pestuje Sc zelenina,
kvetiny, stromky. Reciste po-
toka prohloubeno, mostly a law
ky pres nej upevneny.
Obcane sami upravuj1 zdiva
staven1, dvorky, ploty, zahrad-
ky vsude omladly. Nase mes
tecka a vesnicky prohledly v
novem rouse a mad mimi Sc vyp-
jalo vesele stromovf, re cely
kraj vypada jake kytka.
I deti jsou zpdsobilejsf, ne
povykuj1, ale slusne 81 hrajf ma
hTist1ch. Leckde pc zvelebenf
skoly, okolf jejfho a kostel1ka
a navsi pamatujf ma stare OBJ
cany zr1zenim starobince, pro
mladez materskych skol opa-
troven, dale i knihoven obec-
mich atd.
V6ru velky pokrok sc stall.
Pravdu ma Karel Rails We sve
basni, V nfz prav1:
Lidicky re vsi ma poll
z Ultra Sc k noel mozolf,
neznajf zadne obeti
pro svoje Stest1 = pro deti.
Rano ma bozf nedeli
chramek je vita zvetsely,
tam dobry Pan BGh Ia chvlli
V starostech vzdy je poslli.
Nez-li Sc vrat1 k domovu,
venku Sc stav1 u rovG -
k drnu Sc hlava uklanl:
"Spete! Ma Stastne shledan1!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-12
Posledni douSky.

V lese mezi Cachnovem ma
Hlinecku a Krounou ma Sku-
tecsku byla nalezena mrtvola
stareho muze. Krounst1 cetnl-
ci zjistili v mrtvem Josefa
Pospisila, sestasedesatileteho
starce z jedne samoty v okoli
Krouny. Pospfsil pop1jel We
Ger v hostincfch v Rychnove a
Kroune, pozdeji odesel a ulehl
v lese. Tam zemrel ma ochr-
mutt srdce pc otrave alkoho-
lem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-12
1900 akrE Iesa shoreIo.

Pozar, hnany ostrym We
trem znicil 1000 akrI lesa v
parku Glacier, ctyri mile Sc
verne Cd Nauck We statu Mon
tana. Nekolik set muzd 8 po-
zarem bojovalo. !.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-12
Chudobna miIa.
(eeska lidova plsen.)

AANON PAONAA'/
Vletela husicka,
do dvora vletela:
Povez mi, ma mila,
jestli bys mne chtela.
ia bych tebe cht6la,
nedaj1 mne nasi,
re Sc iva maticka
vysoko vynas1.
Vysoko vynasi,
vysOko 81 vede,
a ia jsem devecka
chudobne matere.
VEN sobe bohatou
a ia chudobneho:
potion zapomenem
jeden ma druheho.
Evening star., 1940-12-19


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Evening star., 1940-12-19
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

The holly tree is coming into its
own. For centuries it was used at
the holiday season. Then its value
and beauty began to dawn more and
more in the thought of tree lovers.
Investigation revealed the holly was
being used faster than it was being
replanted and halt upon wholesale
and indiscriminate cutting was
called
In the Southern States trees of
90 to so feet high are not unusual
and some very handsome ones of
80 feet are known. The American
holly grows naturally from the coast
Evening star., 1940-12-19
Natures Children
Holly Tree
(Ilex opaca)

beds and covered with a heavy
mulch until the spring of the second
year when the seed terminates. Holly
does not mind shade and will make
up for lost time when removed from
its home, where crowded quarters
made it impossible to spread out
Young holly trees may be successfully
transplanted, but this should be done
by an expert. A mother holly can
be identified by her beautiful red
fruit. Until the younger trees are
five years old their sex cannot be
determined.
Evening star., 1940-12-19

Of Massachusetts,, though here it is
ward into Florida and throughout
the Mississippi Valley from the Gulf
to Indiana and into West Virginia.
The holly is a sociable tree. It is
found in the hardwood bottom lands
with the oaks and on the kat, sandy
coast lands as neighbors to the pines.
In the rich, fertile, moist soil of the
rich bottom lands of Eastern Texas
sand Southern Arkansas some of the
largest holly trees in America are
grown.
There are father and mother trees
among the hollies The father trees
develop enough pollen for several
mother trees. Insects transport the
pollen from the staminate (male)
flowers to the pistillate female)
ones. These blossoms are incon-
spicuous They appear in clusters in
the axis of the young leaves. or
scattered along the shoots of the
current years growth. They are
four-petaled and slightly fragrant
Where the blossoms were seen on
the mother tree will later be found
the red berrylike fruit which remains
on the tree all winter, if the birds
do not strip it. They are especially
fond of the pulpy covering which
hides the four hard, ribbed nutlets.
The nutlets are not digested by the
birds and are cast out as waste,
thus the holly seed is distributed by
the birds relishing their crimson
coats.
The leaves of the holly are spiny-
toothed, alternate and evergreen.
They are thick, firm and leatherv
and from one to one and half
inches wide. Above they are DARK
, glossy green and paler with a yellow
tinge underneath. They remain on
the tree for three years, fluttering to
the ground in the spring. However,
the holly is careful always to be
we'll dressed, adding new leaves each
year. The leaves and the bark of
the holly tree contain ilicin, which is
e bitter property containing tonic
value. Teas have been made from
them for treating fever.
Holly wood is tough, hard and
close-grained. The heartwood Is
ivory white when first cut, but turns
brownish with age or exposure. 1t
takes high polish beautifully. So
1t is in demand for small musical
instruments, and as keys for organs
and pianos.
Holly berries may be shown in
Evening star., 1940-12-19
Chicken Thief Pays
Victims q Dividend
Ey the Associated Press

Ey the Associated Press.
HOPKINSVILLE, Ky.-Thieves
lost in trying to steal chickens from
Boyd Alexander. When Mr.. Alex
ander and his wife returned to their
farm home after trip to Hopkins
vile, they interrupted henhouse
raid and one of two intruders
dropped sack in fleeing. Looking
into the sack, the AleXanders found
a live pig. No chickens were missing.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDER'S MEET
ing of the Mutual Purchasing Association
will be held in the office of the -associa-
ton, Room 60@, 1919 st. NV, Wednes-
day January c2nd. 1941. at pm. G
CHESTER COLLISION. Secretary.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self MRS. MILTON J. LAPP, Sr.. 1920
st. NV. 2Os
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. MICHAEL G. BANDIK. 1921 NJ st.
n ". Apt. 209 12s
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HELP MEN & WoMED

MAN OR GIRL. young, between 21 and 2S,
experienced operator Burroughs high key
board bookkeeping machine. Apply in own
salary expected Box 322-B. Star
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value in fine used grand see the selec-
ton We have on display; Steinways.
knabes,. Weber, Stief and a Baldwin
made piano; very easy terms. Ma 4130.
Kits. 1880 st. middle of the block.
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SALESLADIES, experienced
in dress and millinery dept.
Apply Hearn's, 806 7th st. NV.
HELP DOMESTIC.

U6IT 1OmESIUS.
CcLORED. general houseworker. expert
hesh fesfd ath rea Il e vk EN- sis
COOK, colored experienced, in family of 4
adults. Permanent. S65 mo. Live in.
: other servants kept and city references
COOK and general houseworker. expert
Stay nights. Permanent place. $50 month
Call Vienna 167 or write Box 375-B. Star
GENERAL GET H'oUsEWoR2IKER: soed 30 cook;
Sl0 Phone Taylor o493
GIRL white. care of small apartment and
3-year-old child; live in. Mrs. Judson
RA. 9703.
G1R e1peTeneed shy cookins eo sht
$40. 2sos ordway st. NV.
GIRL, white; general housework; in
family; good home and salary. 1920 18th
st. ne. Michigan 1949.
GIRL. colored, g.h.w., references; must live
Park, Nd Shepherd 3573 '''
GIRL. white, between ages Las. to take
care 2-yr.-old baby, light housework: must
live in; good pay, time off. RA. 1870
HOUSEKEEPER, white, take care of house
and 3-year-old child; live in. 1888 41th
81. NV.
couple boy age 9. Sun Off: rn. m bd.. 2y s3s 90
mo. ESQ No. Barton St. Arl., Va
HOUSEKEEPER. white. reliable Father
and son in family. Call after pm.
Hobart 5341
HOUSEKEEPER, to live in; light laundry,
cooking, care of 2-year-old; S25 month
Warfield 3699 after pm.
MAID, experienced. cooking, ghw. care
of 3-year-old child; live in; pleasant up
stairs room; start SIS week RA. 1880
MAID, colored, 30 to 35, work l to pm
no Sundays. Cook clean apt 3 adults
No laundry. So wk., no carfare Vic.
Calf. and Conn. ave. NV. Must be clean
and dependable. Box 325-B. Star.
NURSEMAID. white, experienced with chill
dren references; live in. Randolph OO33.
WOMAN, settled, cook, general housework
personal laundry; live in; references. health
certificates; in suburbs: Ss wk 9215 Mid
wood rd. Silver Spring, Md. Do not phone
WOMAN, white general housekeeper: un-
encumbered: stay nights. Box 455-B, Star.
WOMAN, white. good home, employed
couple. -g.hw, light cooking, must be kind
to small dogs. CHI. s057, after 5.
WOMAN, colored. for general housework.
plain cooking and care of 2 children, light
laundry; good salary. References and
health certificate. WI. 7O54 after s pm
WOMAN. white reliable. general house
work, care of infant. Temple 1859 19'
WOMAN. settled, to care for house and
child, cook; live in; SIS week; Sundays Off
Call RA. 5423 after 6 pm.
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PIANOS-We have brand-new full key
board spinets and apartment uprights
made to sell for 1855 that we have on
sale at only Sl99. Very easy terms; your
Old piano as down payment. Buy at The
Republic 1890. OPEN EVENINGS We are
the. exclusive local agents for Gable Nelson
and Everett pianos
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PIANO-Latest model Knabe baby Grand,
slightly used but like new. very special al
$3.50 less than the new price An excep-.
tional value. Ma 473O. kits 1880 G
st. tmiddle of the block. OPEN EVENINGS
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PIANO. large player; good condition: S35.
1917 Emerson st. NV. Georgia 5000.
PIANO-Used Schmidt & Schultz plain
mahogany case baby grand in good condi-
ton, Sl75. Easy terms. Ma 413O kits.
1880 G st. middle of the block. OPEN
EVENINGS.