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she said. 1T would surprise you to
know of some of his doings."
oh, I don't know" Matt an
swered, L don't think there's much
that could surprise me now"
They came to a dark doorway in
high wall, and when Carlita
knocked, a small boy opened it and
bowed. Matt followed her down
| long corridor and out into a large
| unroofed courtyard filled with peo-
| pie, mostly men, sitting at low tables
and eating. A native orchestra in
one corner seemed ready to play,
although they were silent now. The
whole room was silenced when Car
lita stepped in. for it was seldom
that native woman appeared in
place like this, and European wom-
en- never knew about it, for 1t was
not tourist spot.
Matt Hurries Things.
The host, fat, loquacious ARAB,
hurried up to her and gave loud
protestations that she should even
soil her feet with the dirt of his low
dwelling, meanwhile stating how
happy he was that she had.
He sat them at table and Carlita
left Matt alone. going off some
where with the Arab for few min
utes. She came back, looking light
hearted, as though her business
worries were at last settled and she
could get down to the business of
charming Matt.
He found her charming, and the
atmosphere equally so, from the
exotic and seemingly indigestible
food to the graceful, bedecked
dancing girls who whirled to the
thin. high music of the orchestra.
But part of his mind kept straying
away to Leigh, and finally he found
himself unconSciously hurrying Car
lita home. If she noticed it. she
gave no sign, but at the door of her
room she took his hands and pulled
him toward her.
Burgess How softly humble
she could make her voice. You are
not even going to kiss me good
night, are you? hate you for being
so happy. You don't even see me!
Burgess. look at mel"
Don't Carlita!" He dreaded the
outburst he was sure was coming
You're overtired tonight. III see
you in the morning"
She kept her voice low. Maybe,
Burgess, but we won't be friends
! any more. Understand that"
Friends! Burgess thought-they
had certainly never been that! He
said good night and with a feeling
of relief stepped out into the cool
air and walked briskly to his hotel.
He found a horse waiting for him
and he rode out to the desert.
When he saw Leigh, a small figure
in the moonlight, he spurred his
horse even faster and galloped to
breathless stop at her side. I've
half mind to throw you across
my saddle and ride off with you,
Woman!" he shouted.
She laughed a little shakily. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-30
Ambassadors Daughter
To Reign at Cherry Fete

Cristina Michels, daughter OF
Chilean Ambassador Don Rudolfo
Michels, will reign as queen of the
National Cherry Festival in Ira
verse City, Mich. in July.
Festival officials announced yes
terday they had received an accep-
lance on behalf of the queen-desig-
nate from the Ambassador, the As
ISOLATED Press reported. Gov. Muir
ray D. Van Wagner will be asked
to name a military escort to accom-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-30

The beginning Of a strange ad-
venture.
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Volunteer Knitters Needed

Another plea for volunteer sewers
and knitters has been issued by the
District Red Cross Chapter. Those
willing to join production unit
will be given instructions Monday
night at the chapter house, 1870
E street NV.
The chapter recently dispatched
rs cases of garments and four cases
of surgical dressings and sheets to
war areas. it was announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-30

fighters killed in action while bat
Ting air raid blazes. The donation
was made by Local No. 5, United
Iron Workers.
In a letter to the firemen's Or
ganization, Frank Heron, secretary
of the local, said its members plan
to attend the benefit variety show
to be staged June in Constitution
Hall.
Among features of the program
will be personal appearance by
three British firemen who will show
a three-reel motion picture of air
raid f1refighting in England.
Tickets are on sale at. all fire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-30
$500 Given to Firemen
In Drive to Aid British

The Firemen's Association of the
District yesterday announced re-
ceipt of a 5000 contribution to the
fund being raised for benefit OF
widows and children of British fire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-30
WboWalks on Sand @
BY Rita Hansen

brother
DaUtd the breaks thinks
sb ou soliciting his peahy fathers influence to get
from sailors attempt shanghai thUarted
by girl CGrta San Porte and when Matt subsequently, finds him
fathers uia Cartaoena, Mediterranean
small trading second to
rifles, and he
Porte explains the for the use
democratic guerrilla Africa MoUed By orteS need
the OF the but especially his desire to
girl Leigh Bannon Tipo Matt to
Carla suddenly him.
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pany the Ambassadors party from
Washington. the report added,
Pan-American unity will be the
theme of this years fete, which will
begin July 16 and last three days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-30

houses. and small-change contribu-
lions to the drive are being COL
lected in bottles placed in stores
throughout the city.
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Tourists automobiles may stay in
Paraguay only six months, the pc
Rod having been reduced from one
year.
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CHAPTER XII.

bigger much seaworhy boat but
far Now that he knew
the nagging little
like SWah perhaps would
that didn't bother him half
Io
Evening star., 1941-07-30
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Typographical Error

IT is not generally known. even
among newspapermen, publishers
and printers. that the word TYPO
GRAPHICAL has more than one ac-
cepted pronunciation. The larger
dictionaries give us these alterna-
tives:
First choice:
TY-poe- -GRAF-i-kl.
Second choice:
TIP oh -GRAF-i-kl.
Capitals indicate syllables to be
accented
But there is one thing that all
writers, publishers and printers do
know: Typographical errors have
hendish way of slipping by the most
expert proofreaders. Once in print,
Fuch mistakes can never be recalled,
NOR all your tears wash out a word
Of it,"
As this column is published in
ITO American newspapers, and the
material I write goes through many
hands on each paper. it is easy to
see how a mistake will occasionally
appear there to astound my readers
and confound me, myself.
All of which leads up TO this: If
something like this Is printed in
nv column. The French phrase
HORS D'OEUVRES Is pronounced
BRISK -shrdlu," please give me the
benefit of the doubt. The papers
that print this feature, the COM
positors who set the type, and I who
write these modest articles, all know
Evening star., 1941-07-30

Black geese and white snakes are
among the odd products of NADIA
gascar. There also are white-necked
crows and fref1ies which give a
green light.
The white snakes are about feet
long. and have slender bodies. Mad
agascar is the only place where they
are found.
Other snakes on the island in
elude boa constructors. which crush
their victims to death. One day
DR.. Chase Osborn saw a boa con-
strictor lying in wait beside a path
used by wild pigs on their way to
get water.
Along came a pig-a wild boar with
rood-sized tusks. The big snake
dropped on the animal and began
to coil around him. The boar made
sounds of fear, and foam came from
his mouth as his enemy crushed
harder and harder.
Suddenly there came change in
the fight. The wild boar was able to
slash his tusks into the snakes body
and break free. Not content with
this, he went on cutting into the boa
constructor until it was dead. Then
he began to eat the flesh, and did
not 60 away until much of the body
was consumed,
Evening star., 1941-07-30
the value of accuracy. But it's
human TO err.
Surprise Word of the Week

Ministers, especially, will want to
make note that the correct pro-
nunciation of UNGUENT is not
shown by any dictionary as "UN
jent" A certain widely advertised
salve is also incorrectly called "UN-
jen-teen" Properly. the first syllable
rhymes with hung. The second
syllable begins with a hard ''g
sound. followed by the sound Of
the word went"
Correct pronunciation:
UNG-gwent.
So you want to be a writer?
Let me give you a few easy
pointers that / learned the hard
way. My new pamphlet will be
helpful to students. teachers,
business and professional men.
housewives. stenographers and
ministers, as well as creative
Evening star., 1941-07-30
. a 4
= 8 ;
Q @ . 8 7 8 5
4 O z 4

West opened the queen of hearts,
dummy winning with the king. The
ace of diamonds was then laid
down; and, because of the bad
trump break. South had to lose
three trump tricks.
That's a short and simple tale
but you have already witnessed two
bridge crimes. Try TO spot them
for yourself before you read on.
Strangely enough. the first crime
was the failure TO bid six diamonds
even though that contract could
not have been made The North
South cards should produce slam
at diamonds more than 70 per cent
OF the time. while only an even
chance is enough TO warrant a
slam bid. Players who fail TO bid
slams which only bad breaks can
defeat will also miss slams when
the breaks are normal.
But, leaving this rather exoteric
crime, we come TO one which cam
not be easily forgiven. South should
have made his contract! A glance
at the cards is enough to show a
careful player that only 40 break
In trumps can result in the loss Of
ths contract; for with any better
break no more than two trump
tricks can be lost There is no
danger If East has all the missing
trumps. but some precaution should
be taken against four trumps in the
West hand.
The correct play. therefore, is to
lead low trump from the dummy
at the second trick. West will win
the trick, but later on South can
lead trump through him and
capture one of his honors with
dummy's trump ace. The rest of
the trumps can then be drawn easily
enough with the loss of only two
trump tricks.
Yesterday YOU were Howard
echenken's partner and. with
neither side vulnerable. you held:
20
Q x y
AQe4 43
The bidding:
Schenken Jacoby You Maier
ia ~ IA ~
"a Pass 90
Answer-Bid three clubs. Your
hand is strong enough for mild
game try, and showing the club
support may give your partner Just
the information he needs to make
an accurate decision.
Score 100 per cent for three clubs.
20 per cent for pass, 80 per cent for
three spades.
Question No. S25.
Today YOU are Oswald Jacoby's
partner and, with both sides vul-
nerable you hold:
a AQJ7
K9
{ J 10 8 5 4
4 @ 2
The bidding:
echenken You Maier Jacoby
Pass t?b
What do you oid7 ANSWER to-
morrow
rFeleased b- the Bel Syndicate, 1ncD
Evening star., 1941-07-30

writers. Send 4 stamped (3-eent),
self-addressed envelope to Frank
Colby, in care Of The Evening
Star. Ask for HINTS FOR
WRITER'S Pamphlet. It's yours
for the asking.
Evening star., 1941-07-30
Crime Doesn't Pay! No. 81

~fffS ~SSSh fNO. VI
Bridge detectives will find two
crimes In todays hand:
North. dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
a K O.
"a K2
8 Asa
= A K 81
Aef3 4 10 e65
= @ j 10 9 07 1854
. K J 10 0
= 10 AJ9s76
4 A 1
cS3
Q 98f65
40 81
The bidding:
North East South West
INT Pass 80 Pass
3NT Pass ~ Pass
So Pass Pass Pass
Evening star., 1941-07-30

Madagascar has no monkeys, but
there are lemurs, which are related
to monkeys and apes. A lemur has
a face something like that Of fox,
and a tail like a squirrels. Some
lemurs sleep in the daytime and
hunt for food only at night. Others
leap about trees in full daylight.
There are no elephants, rhinos Or
Evening star., 1941-07-30

spell
Lettered OUT
correctly weighted
Answe to LETTER. OUT.
Letter-Out
"a RESAVE-SERVE tennis term.
DOLERITE-RETILED walls refnished).
FORECAST-COASTER without
CONSORT-CROONS o
Evening star., 1941-01-28

WOMAN, general housework, laundry,
plain cooking; hrs, ] ! 80 to g: no Sum-;
S. wk. and carfare. After 8, DU. 6714.
WOMAN, colored settled, from l pm. keep
house clean, prepare and serve dinner. 3
to pm.
Evening star., 1941-01-28
HELP MEN.


PAY ROLL CLERKS AND AUDITORSIRe-
auire several thoroushly experienced men;
large construction Job salary. S35 week:
lcng hours, hard work See Mr.. Lucas
Employment Center. Charles H. Tompkins
Co. FIT. Belvoir, Va
PORTER coored delivery; not over 25
yrs of age; permanent; refs req; apply
in person only. Dailey'S DRUGSTORE, 1924
Evening star., 1941-01-28

the city to choose from: IL famous makes:
graz sTandSs. spinets, consoles; cor, YpriEhts; u you
purchase price ma. 1928 Jordan's. cor
ler 9th and G SITS
PIANO-Slightly used latest model apart
ment size, full sS-note baby grand, $3.50;
real value offered at less than one-hah
he original price: walnut nnish MA
t73o Kjtt's 1850 q 81. On the middle Of
Evening star., 1941-01-28

ST delivered for store floors and many
other uses. AT 1400. HECHINGER CO.
BATHTU UBS used. So suitable for scaldinR
hogs. watering stock, other farm uses,
HECHINGER CO. 18th and H SITS. ne.
BEAUTY SALON EQUIPMENT-Appoint-
ment desk. suitable beauty shop. once. etc,
metal safe. 30x3o. shampoo chairs, basins,
booth partitions, metal dressers. Neon
sign, electric light fixtures: other miscel-
laneous items suitable beauty salon. Open
Sunday. lO-2 pm. Emile, Jr., Beauty
Salon, 3042 l4th ST. NV
Evening star., 1941-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.


BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture
:dd p9 meviNa 96sS c2EEsufE9 aaRss s
BOOKS all kinds and old magazines; best
cash prices Phone Met. 1s48 or bring In.
Storage Book Shop. 42O 10th St NV.
CLoTHING-Highest prices paid for mems
NE s767 sS59Ihns onee Germans viii ih2S 9TH st. NV
FEURsNITURE aE sRE WANTED At ONCE: We buy
etc Day or night. Lincoln 2sO7 i
FURNITURE. rugs, household goods, etc.
For For 9 aulcS results and highest cash prices
call Warheld 3497 day or night
FURNITURE. bric-a -brac china. glass
ware rugs silyerware. paintings: highest
cash prices paid Call Murray. Taylor 1888.
FURNITURE--An kinds of household goods.
prices: prompt attention RE. 1904. %
FURNITURE. rugs. household goods, once
irurInnlture rnIn etc; best prices best results.
Call any time Lincoln $3.50. 2s'
FFURNlTURE-Would like to purchase.
Gail Cali RE nEnG 5s5S sh1 rugs electric refrigerator.
G1bp G2best siysb 6scsrded pieces Of tewe
PIANOS-,We buy and sell used pianos Of
az kinds, Republic 1890. The Piano
shop. lOl5 7th st. NV
RAW FURS WANTED Highest cash prices
Psld Phonf foT mqSkarats ml9kI' foxes and coons.
SEWING MACHINE-we buy all types:
pleatinE 9l7 ST. RE. 1900, RE, 2311.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems used
ei1iIHhing TiH nsn open 8 am TO Q nm Harold's
Will CaA ll26 9TH st NV. NE 1929
HIGHEST CASH prices for office furniture:
attention tttaue StS Can h63nISes9Id 81 effects prompt
WHEEL CHAIR for invalid Phone Wood
ley "ll6, giving condition and price
WANIED.a-Americsn Legion Post has
recently finished club house and need
cluD furniture, carpets elec stove and
ITeelr!gerator and other club equipment.
baT ~ you ea5e to donate any OF the above
secure secure me above mentioned articles we
R0Qid R0H o deeply appreciate any assistance.
YER; PLATINUM TEETH, 2i 6isc4R6ED BED
<. Kahn. NC. f4s q 34IE YEARs AT es5 p.
ABE gETTER ss PRICE PAID for old sold. plat:
diamond watch cases. condition unimpor.
'a'' 4 new W YoRk ismf gEWEfRY II 2FE %ts Go depart
~ 9TH St NV
s, CASH FOR OLD GOLD
silver, watches. diamonds and old dis.
cafdeo sRi R2eTSlry TSGEp fgll cash value paid.
GOLD, DIAMONDS.
y, Highest cash prices paid Arthur Markell.
Big st. NV Rm 3O1 MA o2s4
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
YOUR DoG CALLED FOR given a ssni.
rOR 81 Bide-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital
VIZ. wa Bethesda Branch, WI. 3O45,
pedisreed stdcs pEK1N0EsE N H5Et3E: , 80.
| moderately priced. 1919 Vermont ave
NV" NE. 7204 Falls Church s3I-W-3
Evening star., 1941-01-28

NECHANIC-MANAGER experienced, ca
pable to take charge of shop, give esti-
mates: sober and reliable: good salary;
Only those employed in Washington will
Be considered. Prices Garage, "A
Evening star., 1941-01-28

GOLD silver. discarded pieces of jewelry.
dlghest cash prices paid. Murray Gall
lerIeS. 1724 2Oth ST n v Dnpnnt I21l
Evening star., 1941-01-28

ACCOUNTANT, exp; books started. kept
part time. audits statements, tax service:
local refs. $3.50 mo. RA. 2b44.
BARTENDER. exp, non-union; reliable;
references. Sterling 9319.
BOOKKEEPER, over draft age. experienced:
to take full charge: office supervision; all
reports Box 360-G. Star. 2S'
CHAUFFEUR, colored, 10 years expert
ence. wishes position as private chauffeur
and houseman: city reference. Dupont 2411.
FFEUR-HOUSEMAN experienced, COL
ored, 80. willing to travel, desires perma-
nent job city refs. Hobart 1866. 2S'
CREDIT MAN and general offce exp with
large concern, wants position: salary;
college educ; hest ref. Box 29O-G, Star.
MAINTENANCE ENGINEER or building
supt 30. experienced. Box 1886, Star.
PORTER, exp. colored; first-class ref
erence. ME. 1897
WISH TO PLACE my reliable houseman and
butler. WI. 1923.
MAN, colored. wants work az janitor OF
asststant 1anitoJ % hall man; GOOD refs.
Evening star., 1941-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
(Continued.l

very slightly used now for sale at sub
stantial saving new suarantee; very easy
middle Of the block.
PIANO-Slightly used small size Hunting
a7a3 q 80. KIT. Kits 1880 st. (in the middle
PIANO. steinway grand. also medium
sized upright. BARGAIN for cash. Harry
Jones Security Storage. 1140 18th st. NV.
PIANO-If you have an old grand. up
right or player you're not using why not
credit good now or in the future on any
piano, radio or musical instrument in our
store store Credit Is transferable; MA. 4730.
[a Sa5as orsS %Gde Mgsefs foZ in beau
Ma. 1923. Jordan's, corner 18th and G sts.
PIANo-slightly used small full-keyboard
upright, $l65; easy terms MA. 1923. Jor-
dams corner 18th and G SITS.
pIANos-visit os Wis our store II YOU want %
Xose' Estey. Weber Fischer Brambach etc
Ma. 473O. Kits, 1880 G st. lin the
middle OF the block.
PIANO. ELECTRIC grand Ampico. and rolls.
curity Storage. 1140 18th st. NV.
ast re5uif offs value to si56 156e AfPnan fs 9n
believable, but it's true. 1910 7th St n ".
RADIOS-25 TO so per cent of on new
1871 R c. A.; Emerson and Philco sets;
els. So IS; reg. S29.05 model, SIS Apex
Radio Co, 700 9th st. NV. at G.
r ssts 49s aed up
phones, 9sc pr and up Apex Radio Co,
100 9th st. NV at G.
REFRIGERATORS-Ne and used, $50 up;
guaranteed UP TO 5 years; easy terms
p. o. Smith. 1874 st. ne Lincoln 6050.
REFRIGERAToRs- of refriger:
nGic prices " on M owe over 500 500 refriserators We
s ce of 10 in all
makes. models and sizes from 4 Gu. #. to
~ Gu. II. Brand-new 1910 standard
guarantee will be sacrificed at Atlas low
your suarantes Of satisfaction. We have
Leonard. coldspot' Mayiower and Others others
that have been used but are n perfect
prices as low as S19 on these models
Better refriseration values at Atlas IA
be undersoid Each floor Of our entire
building is filled with refrigerator values
that are stupendous, group of re;
saefced at seI9Fs pTce of 5o
Of list prices No money down Long
easy terms. Unusually liberal trade-in
allowance
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washington's Largest Appliance House,
92l 6 ST. NV, Entire Building
District 3137. Open Ewes. Till PM.
REFRIGERAToRs- CLEAR
ANCE SALE We are overstocked and
therefore reduced all our fully guaranteed
rebuilt refrigerators 10 the low prices Of
| $50, $50. $50. Every one is completely re.
built and fully guaranteed We have al
makes and over 200 to choose from Com
pare our prices and quality of merchandise
and you will be convinced that We have
Washinston's best refrigerator buys We
! VIII not be undersod. large selection OF
| repossessed Frieidaire, Kelvinator. G. z
| Westlnshouse. Norge. Leonard. Crosby anc
| others priced al fraction of their oriEina
| cost Terms and up to 3 years free
| service Large trade-in allowance Brand
new 1910 standard refrigerators with 5.
! year factory guarantee at 40To of lis
prices.
LUX APPLIANCE CO.
Washingtons LARGEST Refrigerator House
Sll 9th St NV, Republic 1l75.
ODen TIL g
Evening star., 1941-01-28

HOUSEKEEPFR, white or colored, compe-
tent. exp. with children, for empl. couple:
live in: $40 mo. oxford ,1730 or apply
1920 N. Greenbrier st. Arlington. Va.
MATD-Employed couple wants maid $50
to II every morning. Must be punctual and
live near Eastern High School. AT. 2O95,
evenings
Evening star., 1941-01-28
POULTRY g EGGS.
FARM g GARDEN.

WELL-RoTrED COW MANURE and sts5'.
manure no straw, and rich black soA 9
Specialize in large quantities. Cali John
Inscoe. oxford 2O39-W
Evening star., 1941-01-28
BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS. R. Reds; $3.50 per
LOO Conkey's Y-O feeds James Feed
| store 619 < st NV. Metropolitan O0sa
Evening star., 1941-01-28

LIVING ROOM-3-pc mohair, also 2-pc.
boucle, Virginia sofa (solid mahogany
frame). lamps tall indirect and .6-wayJ.
Wal h,h mahosany table as DUNCAN Rhyfe CROP
tiful things" ACME SACRIFICE PRICES.
3-pc bedroom, S2S. Also 3-pc. mahogany
coil spring. S9650. "See Acme and you
won't regret it." Sacrifice prices on
everything" ACME MOVING 4 STORAGE.
46lS 14th ST. NV. Georgia 1000. "Ooen
Evening star., 1941-01-28

OAKCREST-Gentlemen large furnished
front front room; new; oi!-heated. detachsd
minutes TO heart of city by bus or car
| Phone jackson 216S-R
Evening star., 1941-01-28

HELP DOMESTIC.
DU a4sO 1909 New Hampshire ave NV.
COOK, exp. housekeeper white woman,
settled m99eencumbered m9e preferably iron tT1p
Wise ave Bethesda, Nd.
live in: have end maid wo 24io:
some laundry: good paw. EN-. 1193.
GENERAL HOUSEKEEPING and plain
fn4sRF fnterRew ~fa hars or afer qGFeq r. so m rors
St NV.
GENERAL HoUsEWORKER- good cook, ex-
perienced: references; stay some nights; no
laundry: SO Wisconsin 2s1a.
REQUIRED: good pay: live in. DU. rios
p care child lid 3 % AFTERNOONS 'I of II Preferred;
s16 mo 1904 Allison st. NV.
GIRL part-time work, late afternoons and
stay stay ri nishts tSz with 9-yr. child; city refs
GIRL eoGTed lore mothsIs helper ADULTS
st NV. Georgia 1850.
GIRL, colored, with references and health
card card. M fond q children; live in; ss week
% STAY nshts: efa GOOD ei Salary: no @ Children must
have refs. Do not phone. Apply 1912
14tn 81. ".
SaRd aGa9Fs us5 hsRe Worked IN
nese laundry before. 1927 9th st. NV
GIRL, white, 2O-3O, care of small apt. and
2,yr,ol1d boy; 1Sss Sss mo-; start immed; live
GIRL, white. general housework and care
&c good SALARY. GE. 1907.
GIRL OR WOMAN white, as nurse for in
FAINT, light housework and cooking: sleep
in
HoUSEKEEPER. experienced, white, 80 to
40 years. care of . children; permanent
home; pleasant surroundings. 41os 18th St
HoUSEKEEPER and laundress, competent;
after 2 pm, Federal Finance Co., 81 s
New York ave. NV.
HOUSEKEEPFR, white or colored, compe-
tent. exp. with children. for empl couple.
liys in SO mo Oxford I73o or apply
To every mornns Must be and
live near Eastern High School. AT. 2O95,
evenings
WOMAN colored, for. small. family, gen;
eadlo eral housework live in. Phone Warfield
WOMAN, white, middle-aged, good char
hs care saets for edey ss lady e q
p.nii' p.ml Sunday: 5:so N to : I weekdays 70 .
WOMAN, general housework, laundry,
plain cooking: hrs, 80 to e: no Sum-;
S5 wk and carfare. After 8, DU. 6714.
WOMAN, colored. settled, from l pm, keep
aans oeaa ea eaH dE aBpsr Sg
WOMAN, young. white, settled, live in
n5Tents aD must Hobar hf f5sf fs5fren for employed
WOMAN. colored,, for g.h.w.; stay nights;
S2h mo 1919 9th st ne
Evening star., 1941-01-28
SALESWOMEN.

CALL ON FRIENDS: greeting card as
sortments Easter. birthday, other oc-
casions. Personal stationery, gift wrap
pinss; Big profits Expers unnss , Free
Dept. 8707. New York.