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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18
MICHIGAN FARMERS
PLAY VITAL PART
IN u. S. DEFENSE

LANSING, MICH. Michigan
farmers realize that soil fertility is
as vital to the defense of America
as fighter planes. anti-aircraft bat
teries and naval strength. an agri,
cultural bulletin points out.
''The man behind the plow is as
important as the man behind the
gum" the bulletin declares: THE
farmers importance lies just as
much in defending his soil against
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18

the forces Of depletion and exploits.
ton as it does in producing foods.
Michigan soils have been titled
continuously for more than a cen.
fury. The reserve Of virgin fertility
stored in them by nature during the
thousands of years before the ad-
vent of farming is being rapidly ex-
hausted. Only by replacing these
plant foods with commercial ferti-
lizers can the soils supply Of nitro
gen, phosphorus and potash be re-
stored"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18
Market
Cu,Ie,, Tactics
Changed byCo,n

4cienco and naturalization have
chaneed, Americas sweet corn
= much the old time gardening
technique has to be changed by
IL average gardener.
That's why three varieties and
three corn paintings are sug-
xested by Keith c. Barrons'
vegetable gardening extension
specialist at Michigan State Col
lege.
What has happened is this,
according to Barrons: The new
hybrids ripen SO uniformly that
IA : small home or farm garden
the sweet corn season would
come and 60 In Q hurry. For q
commercial grower, producing
especially for market at can
ming factory, that is ideal, but
not for q home gardener.
So Barrons suggests picking
perhaps three of the best hy-
brids. Two of these could be
from the new 10 to ID row hy-
birds. Tests on college plots and
experiences Of numerous market
gardeners would seem to recon-
mend:
Early: Marcross C6-l3.
Second Early: Tendergold,
Bancross p 80, Kingscrost J9.
i Main Crop: Golden Cross
Bantam.
Late: Ioana.
Barrons suggests one early n.y.
brid. plus another from the Sec
ond early. group and Golden
Cross bantam be used. Seed Of
each OF these should be sown
at the time of the first planting
and then repeated sowing of the
Golden Cross Bantam should be
made to supply quality corn up
until frost.
- Market gardeners seeking
sweet corn to fill the demand
do few early days before later
vafieties are available are us
ing Seneca 80 and Spancross.
Barrons suggests these only for
early use, as their yield and
quality d co tnos n-LV cmwfM
quality does not measure up to
others maturing little later.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18

from the land. The application Of
fertilizer Is thus . necessary and
profitable step.
Cooperation Available.
1.-THE quantity and analysis OF fer
tilizer to use viii depend on the type
Of soil, the uses to which It has been
put in previous years and the crop
to be grown. County agents or
agronomists at the state colleges or
experiment stations viii gladly give
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18

the farmer advice on the selection OF
plant foods best suited for his pur.
poses.
In a number Of states list Of
Recommended Grades Is made
available by the agricultural college.
Tested by agronomists under prac.
tical growing conditions. these rec
commended grades are adequate to
cover most soil and crop condi-
TONS"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18

Meade

Mr.. and Mrs. John Gebert and
children were guests Of Mrs.
Anna Holtz In Mount Clemens
Easter Sunday.
Mr.. and MRS. Lee Jamison and
children of Port Huron, spent
Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Vollen and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Graves
and family are moving into the
Gatz residence here this weeks
Miss Hazel Hotchkiss and
brother John spent Thursday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bantle and family.
Dan Patch, chief of police of
Highland Park, will address the
people Of the community on Sum
day evening, April goth at the
Meade church at 7:30. Every
one is invited.
The state cow testers are
working in this vicinity this
week.
On April 22nd the Meade
church will hold quarterly con-
ference.
Miss Erma Ramin spent her
Easter vacation at the home of
her parents in New Haven.
There will be a taxpayers
board meeting at the Meade
school Monday evening, April
21st to discuss the present school
situation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Furton
attended the deep Freeze Meet
ing" at the Fort Shelby Hotel in
Detroit Thursday evening.
Twenty young people were
present at the Easter breakfast
at the church here Sunday morn
ing.
A miscellaneous shower was
given Miss Pauline Blonde at
the home of Mrs. Arthur Schutt
in Mount Clemens monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Anna Nunneley and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Pallister in Mount Clemens on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hotch-
kiss of Mount Clemens spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Hotchkiss here.
Miss Ruth Nunneley is spend
ing this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Pallister in Mount Clemens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lefur-
gey entertained for Easter j. A.
Lefurgey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Smith.
Carl Jones is spending his
Easter vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Lefurgey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Chap
man attended the wedding Of
the youngest daughter of Mrs.
Belle Loewe in Detroit Satur-
day. Mrs. Loewe was formerly
Belle Crandall, we'll known here.
Miss Virginia was married at
the methodist church in High
land Park.
John Gingas has finished his
course of study in Ohio and has
returned to his home here.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18
:
MICHIGAN FARMERS
GIVEN SOIL ADVICE
By COUNTY AGENTS

LANSING. MICH.-How coopera-
ton between Michigan farmers.
county agents and the State Agricul-
tural Experiment Station IL helping
to boost crop yields and reduce pro-
duction costs Is shown In the In.
creasihg use Of recommended fer.
tilixer grades. ~
These grades Of mixed fertilizer
which soil scientists at the expert
ment station have found most profit
able through long periods Of trial
in actual field tests, are known BY
county agents throughout the state.
In many cases farmers have turned
to these grades at the suggestion Of
their local county agents.
The extent to which Michigan
farmers have learned the practical
benefits of these recommended
grades is illustrated by the expert.
ence Of last year. In the 1910 sea.
son. 9l.9 per cent Of all fertilizer
applied to the soil was confined to
analyses on the recommended lit,
compared with 88.5 per cent the
year before.
In other words, only per cent Of
the fertilizer used represented
grades not on the recommended list.
At the same time, 95.3 per cent OF
all fertilizer contained 20 per cent
or more plant food.
In Michigan, seventeen different
grades Of fertilizer are on the rec.
commended list for l94l. These in
clude: 2-l2-6: 2.l8-8; 2-8.l6; 3.l2.12;
1918; 4.l0-6; 4.l6-4; 4-l6-8; 5-l0-5:
1864: 0-l2-l2; 0.20-20; 0-8-32; 0.8-24;
0-14-6; 0-10-20; 0-20-l0; as well as 20
per cent superphosphate.
when purchases are confined to
analyses on TIE recommended list"
says an agricultural report. "econ.
onies result both to the farmer and
the fertilizer producer. No need for
special grades exists"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18

CHICKENS are kept than out Of every 10 farms
in Michigan. Flocks range from few hens up to many
thousands. Producing about billion egg year
20 dozen eggs for each man. woman and child in tho
state and supplying broers. fryen and ROSTERS -
WELL the poultry industry contributes $2oOOOOOO yearly
to Michigan's farm income.
To the farmers wife, who very frequently cares for
the flock the telephone is q aid She uses It
to buy feed get the best prices for her and chick
ems or to order baby chicks from the hatchery But
even more important is the service the telephone renders
in directing the flow Of egg and poultry from country
to city, and helping maintain adequate supplies in
every market throughout the state.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18

Being extremely sensitive to
foul air. canaries are taken into
mines to warn miners II poison
Gus gases are present.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18

Mimosa plants get their name
from mimic" because they
shrink when touched. and other.
wise mimic movements Of ami
mails,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18

Il Thoroughbred race horses
aearly always are black or
brown.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18

The Montgolfier brothers were
the first to experiment with bal
looms and made their first at
tempt on June 5, 1888.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18

A favorite dish in Italy, fritto
misto, consists of chopped-up &C.
topus arms.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18

Issh spslss ntiiioss Z IDLY
chicks are shipped from Michigan
hatcheriea BY rail, truck, plane.
The telephone helps gusrd them
BY directing routes and warning
OF bed weather.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Americans With R. A.F.
TAUGHT TO FLY byC. A. A.

Two-thirds of the American Eagle
Squadron in England learned to fly
In the Civil Aeronautics Administra-
tons pilot training program, ac-
cording to word received by the c..
A. A. from Pilot Officer Harold
Strickland, a Chicagoan now sta
toned at London as member of
the American Eagle Squadron, R.
A. F.
Mr.. Strickland says he finds 1t
"amazing" that many of the boys
who are now hitting the ferries
hard hoped off on their first solo
flight In c. A. A. Cub about IL
months ago-and today they can
fly tight formation, in Hurricanes
in the clouds"
Emphasizing the important lessons
to the American military forces of
mass wartime aviation" Mr.. Strick-
land stated that 'it's a good thing
that a reservoir like the C. A. A. IS
set up for them to draw from as a
starter"
The G. A. A. training program,
begun in 1899. has fed more than
10000 of its students to the Army
and Navy air forces and, in all, has
created more than $1,000 new pilots.
Almost $4,000 students are currently
enrolled at more than 500 colleges
and other centers.
Evening star., 1941-10-28

MAN. good educ. and appear. for retail
mercantile bus; exper. not reu.: start about
$40 week. 1927 Eye st. NV, Rm. 205,
$50 TO $50 p.m. No fee.
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G. ! H.W. cooking and laundry: 2 adults. 1
baby; live in; $40 week; references re-
uuired: Arlington Glebe 3159
Evening star., 1941-10-28
YOUNG MEN
For Restaurant Work.
Good Pay,
Moro I.ater

This is a real chance to con-
meet with a national organi-
Zation.
APPLY
BETWEEN 10 AM AND PM,
ia 18th ST NV
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MAN, young, to deliver orders and make
himself generally useful in grocery store.
Good opportunity. and good wages. Apply
Arl. va
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
(Continued.)

WOMAN. young, wants .51z days work
Mon. through Saturday. "a day; 10 hours
a day: excellent ref. Phone MI. 23Sg.
WOMAN. colored, desires general house
work or part time: good cook. from N. c.
Republic 2139
WOMAN. colored. wants work as chamber.
maid, chorewoman, for hotel or ONCE; GOOD
ref North 64s9.
WOMAN, honest. reliable, wants days work
or part time. Republic 0452.
WOMAN. colored, wants days work Mon.
Tues. Wed; experienced. good references.
co 239s.
WOMAN. colored desires part-time or res
taurant work Phone NO 1881.
WOMAN. colored. desires gh.w., cooking
live in or out; part time. permanent; exc.
ref. DU. 14s6.
WOMAN. colored, experienced laundress,
wishes to ts,ie in laundry at home. Dl
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BED. spring and mattress, $40 a5 rollavay
ern sectional sofa, sl35 %: modern round
blond mahog cocktail table. Sl5s5: 3-pc.
walnut br. from Grand Rapids, $3.50 so;
A.! of the above are at least 35T of list
BUY AT WHOLESALE PRICES Our
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FIRE ESCAPES-15 fire escapes in good
condition. /. - 2 landings; iron fencing.
ornamental grill work iron steps window
guards and steel window sash from large
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL colored, wants cleaning, ONCE,
neat. reliable: ref Me. 0eO9!e
GIRL colored, wants morning part-time
work for employed people; honest and re-
liable. Trinidad 1912.
GIRL. colored. wants job. gh.w., no cook
ing; references. AT. 1851.
GIRL colored, wants light ghw, part
time or steady: references. Call ME. 1857
GIRL, colored, good worker, house cleaner.
1116 M st. Sc.
GIRL colored. desires part-time morning
work, $50 to 2 or to 3. Atlantic 1929.
GIRL colored: wants Job as maid in ladies'
Sunday. 1915 T NV.
GIRL, colored. reliable, wishes full-time
Job. no nights: high school edu. DU 5000.
GIRL colored. neat clean, wants g.h.w.
and sleep in. HO. $500.
GIRL. colored neat, reliable. wants part
time mornnsS naqtSv,s3 tar Ho
work. to 2. MI. O43O.
GIRL, colored. wishes general housework.
no SUNDAYS: hours. Franklin 748S.
GIRL. eolored; wishes part-time Job; neat;
GIRL, colored desires part-time maids
North Sorh S5as' 81 cooking dinners: no sundays
GIRL ,colored, desires, a position as cook
and gh.w.; will consider staying nights;
refs HO. 6079.
GIRL Southern. colored. wants part-time
evening work, plain cooking: ref. 1909
18th ST. NV. Mabel
adFf a5H or e0lSGsa aS5sns wants !ss house
GIRL wants gh.w.. care for child; stay
some nights; no cooking; $40. RE. 1851.
GIRL, colored. wants work, part time or
full time; sleep out; ref. TR. 7150.
GIRL, exp, col, wants waitress or evening
work. DI. 1926 after pm.
GIRL, colored. wants work cleaning apart
ments part time; city reference. MI. S382.
GIRLS l2). colored, desire Jobs as day
workers or chambermaids, city ref. ME.
2045.
LAUNDRESS. nrst-class, out BY the day.
also take home. North 25S9.
WOMAN, colored wants part or full time
work laundry to take home: experienced.
Call Oxford O360-J.
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DINING ROOM SUITE. walnut veneer.
SIS. 90: mahoeanv veneer d. r. S11p 90:
lime oak coffee table. SO 20: walnut 3-pc.
modern bedroom. S65 81: kneehole desks.
solid maple. Sl615; modern maple or
walnut kneehole desks Ss.25: sewing cab
inetS. cedar chests, beds dreSsers. occa-
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SERVICE STATION and
parking lot attendants, full
or part time. Mr.. Bayne,
1885 Eve st. NV.
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HELP MEN,

STANDARD COFFEE CO.
Wanted advance statesmen and 2
route men TO begin work Immediately
Salary and commission to those who Quail
ify See Mr. Winn Wed. and Thursday. I to
5 p m, 21S 3rd St Sc. Wash. 2S'
I WANT a neat-appearing. ambitious man,
over %. seriously looking for a good. steady
job and willing to work must have car:
good earnings. Apply employment office,
9th floor. 10 NJ. Wednesday
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star., 1941-10-28

BABY CRIB, good condition. SIS; cost S2s
new. TR. 2047. 1910 Trinidad ave. ne.
BARRIER CHAIRS, cabinets and barber
2 septic tanks. All reasonable. Wiscon-
Evening star., 1941-10-28

ELECTRIC SWEEPER Premier; Easy wash.
er. and dryer combined Sunbeam mansle:
all in good condition. GEORGIA 1854.
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METAL WEATHER. STRIP IN
STALLERS WANTED: MUST BE
EXPERIENCED. APPLY AT
ONCE TO FLAHERTY BROS,
INC. 1892 MT. OLIVET RD. NE.
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HELP DOMESTIC.
lCantinnadl

HoUsEKEEPER, ,middle-aged, white: good
home; small salary: reference required
edee @ Of Jewish COOKING: sI1 week. Call
TR. S76s It'll pm, after ia. 3274.
MAID, shw and cookins S. So week health
Conn. ave WI. 3167.
to Arlington: go home nights: refs. re-
auired: S10. carfare. Glebe 0277.
MAID. good cook, general housework laun-
5O34, before 5 pm WI. 7054 after g.
MAID, age 20-35. g.h.w. and plain cook
ing favorable hours; live in; private
room, 50; references required. Sligo 5sl6.
MAID for cooking, gh.w.. laundry; must
P. O. Box $50, Ben Franklin Station.
MAID. sleep in. care of 2 children Sundays
of; $50 mo. and board. Call Lincoln 1908
after pm.
AppS Msr Terrace Ia Hall. "isz f4a5 ' Mass eve
NV. 29'
Near Wis. ave. and NV. Refs. DU. 4a46.
NURSE. white experienced, for mo.
baby: stay nights: $40 month WI. 1872
afternoon and every other Sun afternoon
off; health card pref. WI. 624o.
PANTRY MAID, white: wages, sos; share
room and board, preferably girl from
lHc toulllly Shl LII
WAITRESS. experienced. white Protestant.
about 35 years: private house. afternoons
3 to $50; city reference required. Phone
Hobart 0ls9, 9 TO pm.
care child, small house. i adult; no sun
days; S25 mo, carfare. WI. a4s2 after 6.
WOMAN, colored, general housework and
care Of 5-year-old girl Only those experi;
WOMAN, white, to occasionally take charge
Of small home in Chevy Chase, , children,
ages l and 3, by the halliday. EN-. 1912.
WOMAN, white or colored, with references,
In need Of good home: sleep IN: cleaning
salary, HO. 9595. during day: RA. 447o
WOMAN. colored. healthy, reliable, to care
for baby from 1909 pm. No. 6 Logan
Ci1cle NV. Apt, Z.
WOMAN. for g.h.w.. cook and bake. 2914
18TH st. NV.
WOMAN. white, g.h.w. and care of 5-yr.-
old child pvt. rm. upstairs; $40 month.
Taylor 3323
WOMAN, for Jewish home exper., care of
child ,, and apt; plain cook no laundry:
nights; refs: S35 mo. start. GE. 9O22.
family OF adults: must be good cook and
Iaundyess nt1y sar Teferenses $40 .y wonth and
WOMAN. white. care Of child. light house
work Apply eyes, Apt. No. 3, 25o2
ST. Sc
WOMAN. colored. OF Q children and
apt city references. health certificate; 81
and Cartare. RA B5S3.
WOMAN, colored. for cooking. light laun-
dry and upstairs work; live in. Wisconsin
3i14. TO IN. only.
WOMAN. white. housekeeper. care baby;
live in: $40 week. Call SH. 77T2-J. 30'
WOMAN, white or colored, intelligent.
reliable, care of child 3 from pm. to
| am, Sundays excepted; refs required
Call CO. 1i00. Apt. 403, after am. Wed.
WANTED. GOOD COOK. clean. neat house
keeper: full charge Arlington home OF en-
ployed couple. 4 adults; live out; $50 10
S35 mo. oxford 22l4
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cd cook, general housework. laun-
ore 5 pm. WI. 7O54 after B.
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HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged, white good
home. small salary: reference required.
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REPAIRS & SERVICE.
(Continued.) }

PLUMBING AND HEATING, Iobbing and
remodeling. Take no chances, call US drst.
x e. w. 1872 9th ST. NV. RE. 9A2I-
PLUMBING AND HEATING. jobbIng and
remodeling a specially. 24-hour service
II z WllnamS North 6o1S
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REDROOM SUITE. wall

BED -DIVAN. maroon. SIS; good condition.
nut 4305
Evening star., 1941-10-28

MAID, white: SO per week and board.
Apply Mgr. Terrace Hall, 1445 Mass. eve.
n N
Evening star., 1941-10-28

DRUG CLERKS, experienced,
over 81 years of age. Apply in
person, employment department,
Peoples Drug Stores, II P st. ne,
9 am. to noon daily.
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GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. assist cooking,
good ironer. cleaner: live in: off Sun; refs
required: 50 week. WO. S41a
GENERAL MAID for afternoon work;
small apt. In Arlington. Va. Call Glebe
Evening star., 1941-10-28
TAILOR

on women's garments.
JULIUS GARFINCKEL e. co.
CURB SERVICE ATTEND
ANTS, FULL OR PART TIME
WORK; EARNINGS, S25-S4O
WEEK AND MEALS; IMME-
DIATE OPENINGS. APPLY
IN PERSON, 8-4, 1884 UP
SHUR ST. NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-28

up: radios unfinished items. ktchenette
sets, dnette sets OPEN NIGHTS The
We, y9IHe rs Is alTsyT apparent IBgYrr1s Buy AT
WH0LESAabE WHOLE Ne PRICES. The FURHHIIUtE7E t7d
Glebe rd. ARLINGTONS LARGEST FUR
NTTURE DISPLAYS
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ne, for g.h.w.; live in: conv.
go home nights; refs. re-
carfare CIehe OcTT
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

SlIOAIIONS WOMeN.
ACCOUNTANT, books started. kept part
time; audits, tax reports; reasonable: Box
BIOL. Star. 2o'
HoUsEKEEPER with son 90 in motherless
reasonable salary. Box 152X. Star. 90
NURSE, hospital trained, seeks care Of
chronic case. invalid or infant, best doc
tors references. Temple 1856.
NURSE, trained for infant or sick room.
dietitian; long exp naturalized American;
PLAIN SEWING. mending and darning in
linen room or private family by the day:
neat work. Hobart 0s65
PERSONAL MAID. secretary or seamstress
by unencumbered middle-aged lady; refer
ences. Decatur O53s.
REGISTERED PsYCHIATRIC NURSE.
therapy Box i15-x' Star. $50
ence capable efficient; excellent references.
Phone Trinidad 6296. 2S'
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER. good
knowledge Of bookkeeping, capable, de-
pendable mature. Box 223-S, Star. 2S'
SILK PRESSER or seamstress. plant ex
perience;. skirts or coats shortened: perma-
= years, exp, fast, accurate. After. 8,
DI 1920, Ext. sos.
TRAINED NURSE. gentle, educated. eff
cient citizen. wants steady case, Is hours;
$40 week: references. CO 1890 2S'
TYPIST and office work wanted for 3 hours
evening, by experienced lady. Phone Ok
plain curtains. Cali NO. S73s.
WOMAN experienced. wants position to
care for rooming house for living quarters.
Clen. 1901 P st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-28

G.H.W, colored, good plain cook light
laundry; no Sundays; 50 and carfare.
WO. 1854
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WOMAN, white, to occasionally take charge
of small horne in Chevy Chase. , children,
ages | and 3, by the halliday. EN- 1912.
Evening star., 1941-10-28

GLASS CUTTER, inside bench work, must
be sober industrious. Apply in person.
to 5 pm. Hires Turner Glass, Co.,
Arlington, Va. Mr.. Leonard warehouse
eIpprintaD6Pnt
Evening star., 1941-10-28

CLERKS WANTED-Several intelligent
young ladies (whte) for clerical work in
pleasant surroundings; hve-day week sal
ary, $50 weekly; state age. experience, II
any. and give references. Box 317-
Evening star., 1941-10-28

J, age 2O-35. gh.w. and plain cook
SO; references reauired. Sligo 5Sl6.
Evening star., 1941-10-28

WOMAN, white or colored. with references,
in need of a good home: sleep in; cleaning
and cooking: adults. children; good
Evening star., 1941-10-28

Restaurant-S80O Weekly.
Very profitable business: $4,000 down.
LIVERANT, 94o Penna. ave. NV. RE. 2205.
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EMPLOYING ADDITIONAL MEN between
ages "a and So for established industrial
insurance debit; duties collecting and SELL
ing: very liberal earnings to start, nice
opportunity for advancement: no experi-
ence necessary MA T1lb for appointment
Evening star., 1941-10-28

COMPANION and housekeeper, middle
aged, white. share expenses with elderly
lady; good home, small salary: references.
Trinidad $500
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}, white; wages. S55: share
rd; preferably a girl from
Nan nj 900
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FARM AND DAIRY MANAGER, expert
enced small family and good living quar-
ters Chantilly Farms Fairfax Va.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. also auto
mechanic; must have experience: good
nav SH 134h
Evening star., 1941-10-28

GIRL, white or colored, to act as mothers
helper: must live in: S25 mo-. rm. and
Evening star., 1941-10-28

GROCERY CLERKS, one white, one COL
ored. Apply Navy Yard Market, 921 Sth
Evening star., 1941-10-28

| WOMAN. settled; on Cabin John line:
| care child. small house, ! adult no Sun
days S25 mo, carfare WI a4S2 after 6.
WOMAN, colored, general housework and
| care Of 5-year-old girl. Only those expert
| enced and having D. c. references need
| apply Taylor 1101.
Evening star., 1941-10-28

DRUG CLERK, jr., experienced only; good
pay and hours: at once. Petworth Phar.,
IIenrpia ave and UpShur St
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GASOLINE SERVICE STATION ATTEND
ANT, WHITE, young man. reliable.
honest, willing to work. Apply 634 Florida