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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-04
POISON IVY

tegseg, OFT egyetlen noveny
van, amelynek csipese kelle-
metlen, a csalan, de meg az
sem veszelyes az emberre, inert
csipo erintesevel azonnal fl
gyelmezteti az embert jelenle-
tere es akit egyszer megszurt.
az termeszetesen mem kiyancsi
hozzanyulni masodszor.
De mem ilyen az ideval6
Poison Ivy. Ez eppen ellenke-
zGleg, mondhatnam, alattomo-
san es szirte gyiilolettel kezeli
az emberiseget. Eloszor is szep,
harmaslevelu noveny, tehat
nem ijeszti el az ct mem isme-
r6t, de meg tan tetszik is neki,
masodszor - es ez az alatto-
mossag - mem csip erintese.
Az enlber letepheti, dorzsolheti,
anogy akarja es nem erezhet
senmit tole, de bezzeg azutan!
IIarnaadszor pedig alacsony no
5csi, ugy, hogy ha a szabad-
ban van az ember es elmegy
lnellette latatlanul is, eppen ell
erheti kezevel menteben Exert
van aztan, hcgy panaszkodnak
az aldozatok, hogy mem is lat
tax Poison Ivyt kirandulasuk
alatt es bizonyosak arrol, hogy
nem nyultak hozza.
Mem bizony - tudtukkal, de
ANIMAL inkabb tudtuk nelktil.
A piknik utan este, anelkiil,
hogy valami jelentoseget tu-
lajdonitana neki az ember,
viszket valamije. Megvakarja,
aztan lefekszik. Lehet, hogy
ejjel is felkolti valamilyen visz-
ketes, az arcan, nyakan, akar-
hol, de reggelre meg van mar
a baj: nagy, v0ros foltok a bo-
ron mindenfele, amelyek mem
csak viszketnek, de egnek, mint
a parazs es terjed ez a nya-
valva. mint a tuZ. Okla annak
az, hogy ebben a novenyben
egy olajszeru anyag van, ami
az emberiseg tulnyomo reszere
rendkivul izgato hatasu, azon-
nall b0rgyuladast okoz, amt
nem konnyu kigyogyitani. No
mar most ez az ingerl6 OLAF
az ember kezerol konnyen ter
jed tovabb; eleg ha hozzanyul
az ember az orrahoz, arcahoz,
mar oft is lerakott belole eleget,
hogy masnapra bedagadjon a
SCENE. De akarmilyen ijeszto
is ez a borgyuladas, mem kell
megijedni tole, inert gyogyitha-
to. Viszont mem jo niagara
hagyni, inert, mint mindenki
tudja, hajlamos a terjedesre.
Ajanlatos ovintezkedes az,
hogy mihelyt haza jon az en-
ber egy szabadban eltoltott XII
randulas utan, jol mossa le
csupasz reszeit, kezet, karjat,
arcat, stb. szappannal. Ez le-
koti az ingerlo olajos valade-
kot es ha meg mem hatolt a
b5rbe, k0z0mbositi es artatlan-
ma teszi. Szappan a legismer-
tebb seer a bal megakadalyo-
zasara. Mem valoszinu, hogy
van ez ellen a borgyuladas el-
len immunitas, bar sokan allit-
iak, hogy Ok kezeltek poison
ivyt es mem lettek betegek t6le
Lehetseges, de egyszer aztan
megjarhatja az is, aki soha ad.
dig mem lett beteg t0le.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-04
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REF.
EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. B0tty Janos lelkesz
737 Mahoning Ave
TeIefon 66941

ANGOLNYELVU istentiszte-
let vasarnap delel0tt fel 11-kor.
Vegzi az egyhaz lelkesze. Va
sarnapi iskola fel 1O-kor. Ker-
juk a tanulok es tanitok pom
tos es teljes szamu megjelenE-
set.
KET ESKUVO volt temple
munkban a mutt szombaton.
Delutan / orakor Gonzales Jo-
zsef, Youngstown fatal ember
es 10th Iren, hazeltoni 10th
IstvAn es neje hajadon leanya
eskudtek orok huseget egymas-
max. Vofelyek es koszorus lea
nyck voltak: Rlores Angelo,
Buchenic Gyorgy, 10th Ilona
es Buchenic Gyorgyne.
Maid fel 5 orakor Megla
Vilmos es Kish Iren, Kish Ca
Dor es neje testvereink bajos
leanya kotottek scent frigyet
cgymassal. Tanuk voltak: Cook
r. Harry es Kish Gizella.
POMPAS VACSORA es ked-
YES tarsalgas keretei koz0tt i'm
nepeltek meg a rokonok es jo-
baratok S. Balogh Ferenc es
neje Is ewes hazassagi evfor-
dulojat a multi szombaton este
2297 Wilson Ave.-i lakasukon.
A lakodalomnak beillo izletes
vacsora elott Mt. Botty Janos
mondott asztali aldast. Vacso-
ra utan a nagyszamban meg
,elent rokonok es jobaratok
meleg szavakkal koszontottek
S ertekes ajandekokkal halmoz-
tax ell koztiszteletnek orven-
dezo unnepelt hazaspart.
KETTOS UNNEPELY lesz
egyhazunkban no masodik
vasarnapjan, sept. 14-en,
Templomsegelyzo Noegyletiink
ezen a napon keszul meginne-
relni alakulasanak 5 ewes ju-
bileumat; az egyhaz eloljaro-
saga es nepe szinte ez alkalom-
NAL egybekotve ohajtja megiin.
nepelni lelkeszenek, Mt. Botty
Janosnak youngstown lelkesz-
kedese 5 ewes evfordulojat. A
Kettos innepely vasarnap del
elott tartando alkalmi isten-
tisztelet S maid este 6 oral kez-
dettei innepi banket keretei
kozott lesz megtartva. TIT is
szeretetel hivjuk meg a youngs-
town es kornyeki magyar egy-
hazak es egyletek tisztviseloit
IS tagjait velink valo unnep-
lesre.
ENEKKARI TAGOK Fl.
GYELMEBE. Tekintettel q
sept. 14-en tartando Time
pelyre, szeretettel kerjik mind.
azokat, akik az elmult 5 ey
alatt enekkarainkban szerepel.
tex, sziveskedjenek a most pen.
teken esti enekgyakorlo orar
megielenni, hogy a jelenleg
enekkarral egyesitett korusbar
emelhessek maid jubileumi lin.
nepelyunk nivojat.
Az EGYHAZ LELKESZE 6
multi kedden es szerdan a Iigo
nierban gyilesezo magyar Re
formatus Lelkeszegyesulet ev
kOZgyuleSen, mint annak 6
szervezetnek penztarnoka YETI
reszt. Ugyancsak ez alkalombo
rovid eloadast is tartott {
"Lelkipasztor Mint az Ifjusas
Vezetoje" targysorozattal.
Az EGYHAZ LELKESZE {
het folyaman teri vissza nyar
vakaci6jarol S most vasarnal
mar 8 vegzi a scent szolgala
tokat. Egyhazunk neveben ez
uton is halas koszonetet mon
dunk Mt. Kish Gyula es Mt
Csepke Istvan uraknak es egy
hazaiknak a lelkesz tavollet,
alatt egyhazunkban teljesitet
scent szolgalatokert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-09-04

~
tara, tudomanyos fejtegetes-
re adna okot, mint az esz-
kimoe. A Fold nspeinex tor
teneteben szinte paratlanul
allo eset, hogy egy nep,
mely ket vilagresznek: Anne
rikanak es Azsianak, vala-
mint Gronland szigeteneK
oriasi kiterjedesu teriiletein
e., egy nyelven beszeljen.
OnkentelenUl adodik tehat
az a gondolat, hogy az esq
kimo nepnek valamikor egy
helyen kellett laknia es csak
az idls folyaman vandorol-
tax es szorodtak szertesz5t a
ragyvilagban.
Nehany tudos mar a tizen-
hetedik szazadban foglalko-
zctt az eszkimo-kerdessel es
ARA a megallapitasra ju-
tottak, hogy a magat Gin
t"-nak, vagyis embernek
nevezo nep Azsiabol szarma-
xix es indian eredetii. Viszont
a kesobbi kutatasok ait iga-
zoltak, hogy az eszkimoknak
sokkal tobb kozos vonasuk
van a kalmukokkel es tun-
guzokkal, mint az indianok-
kal.
A felszazaddal kesobb veg
zett megfigyelesek azonban
ARA a meglep0 eredmenyre
vezettek, hogy az eszkimok-
max az indianoktol kellett
szarmazniok, azoktol az in
dianoktol, akik Alaska fel-
Szigeten laktak es akik las
san-lassan kiszorultak a ten
gerre. Eek a kutatasok ket-
segbe vonjak az eszkimok
azsiai eredetet, mar csak a
ket nep nyelvhasonlatossaga
Matt is. Icy mem lehetetlen,
hogy az eszkimok Alaszkabol
vandoroltakki keletre. Eszak
Amerika legeszakibb fertile
ten at Gronlandba, nyugat
fele pedig Azsiaba. A felte-
vesek helyesseget norveg ku-
tatok egyebb adatokkal is
igyekeznek alatamasztani. A
gr0nlandi eszkimokultura
sokkal magasabb fokon all,
mint az alaszkai, bar alapja-
ban we've a ketto egy es
ugyanaz. ASkajakot Alaska
eszkimoi is hasznaljak. A
kajak ose a fakeregb6l ke-
szult, b0rrel bevont indian
cs6nak. A harpuna hajito-
dardabol fejlodott XII es ext
meg ma is hasznaljak Alasz-
kaban, mely tulajdonkeppen
a nyilnak egyik valtozata.
A norveg tudosok elmele-
tevel szemben Norgaard, "a
Eopenhagai embertani inte-
zet egyik kivalo professzora
AIT hozta fel, hogy a norve-
gek sokkal kevesbe ismerik
az alaszkai kulturat, SEM
bogy abbol barmilyen kovet-
keztetest is levonhatnanak.
Elorelathatolag meg ma sem
dolt volna ell ez a vita, ha
ket amerikai tudos, Boas es
Murdock kozze mem teszik
anna felfedezesuket, hogy az
eszkimok, etnografiai es mi
tologiai szempontbol vizsgal-
va szarmazasukat, a Hudson
obol kornyeker6l erednek.
Bebizcnyitottak, hogy a Hud-
son videken elo indianok,
sot a delebbiek is, ismerik a
borrel bevont keregcsonakot
es lampajukban OLAF helyett
hajat hasznalnak.
A legutobb megtartott GO
teborgi kongresszuson azon-
ban ketfele nezet alakult XII
az eszkimokerdessel kapcso-
latham: az egyik elmelet sze-
rint az eszkimok Alaszkatol
joval nyugatabbra fekvo or.
<al,S Il ,
Evening star., 1941-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

BEDROOM. large walnut suite DuStproot
throughout and center drawer guide bed,
large chestrobe (Wardrobei and dresser
Must sell for customer who mas left for
Texas" Also living room Good condition
and priced Ike BELL STORAGE always
prices their sensational bargains" Dining
room, lU-pc BELL STORAGE 1890
Fourteenth st NV. Georgia $3.50. OPEN
Evening star., 1941-02-25

-ARRON PAPER-We have for tmmHdists
sale 300 600 sheets legal and letter SIza
Government Specifications: will sell smal
or large OuantlteE' 500 sheets 50 20, IN
oacEasts. Come early. Manhattan Storsss.
ON \
Evening star., 1941-02-25
One,Act Play Tourney
To Open Thursday

The Districts 194l one-act play
tournament will open Thursday
night at the Roosevelt High School
auditorium. with men in uniform TO
be admitted free as guests of the
community and Fairgrounds depart
mentS, which is staging the cOmpe-
tition.
Three plays will be presented the
first night. including performances
by the F. B I. Recreation Associa-
ton, the st Paul'S Players and the
Buchanan PIT. A. Drama Club.
Additional plays will be given by
other groups on Saturday night, next
Tuesday and Thursday nights The
three winning plays, selected from
this preliminary series, will be given
on Saturday. March 8. Washington
drama critics will select the winner
ard runner-up in the contest.
Evening star., 1941-02-25

PIANO, Chickering baby srsnd, like new
Compare before Won buy We will not be
underSold. Rstners Music Store, 736 lSrh
Evening star., 1941-02-25
Automotiye Engineers
To Meet March Is

Problems OF aircraft and aircraft
engine design and production under
the national defense program will
be considered at national aero
nautic meeting of the Society OF Au-
tomotiye Engineers at the Hotel
Washington March 1914.
The session will close with a dis
cusSion of the coordination of air.
craft manufacture in automobile
plants, led by c. C. Carlton of the
Automotive Committee for Air De-
fenSe
Speakers representing the Army
and Navy air services, the National
Advisory Committee for Aeronautics,
the Bureau Of Standards and the
manufacturing and air transport in
duStries will participate.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
SITUATIONS MEk.

ACCOUNTANT -BOOKKEEPER; Washing
toniau once executive. pable ia King full
charge; draft exempt. Box 49I-K, Star.
CARPENTERS shelving partitions. porch.
repairs in general. r. Z. Moore, 1900 Mo-
zsrt pl ~ co 1S1q-M
DRUGSTORE MANAGER would like 10
make change; employer knows of this sd.
Box 34"J, star 26'
ELEVATOR MECHANIC and maintenance
man desires employment. Hill, ST. S3as.
HOTEL CLERK seeks position, day or
night Box BOZ. Star
MAN, yonng, 13, COLLEGE grad, sales. book
keeping and typing experience desires ONCE
or sales work. Box 33"-J, Star. .6'
MAN. young strong, exp, d. C. permit.
car: psperins. painting at present, any
steady pos: ref. North a0Ss.
MAN. young. colored. wishes job as
butcher. grocery clerk or baker: D. c.
permit: experienced Al references. Call
MI $50
MAN. colored.. wants job as chauffeur,
butler. truck driver, exp. 1909 Sind st
NV.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY,

Every year the peanut becomes
more popular. 1t is farm product
growing rapidly in economic i'm
portance, even with the Soybean
making the headlines so frequently
The value of the peanut annually
is more than $l00000,000. This i'm
portant farm crop is grown through
out the greater part of the South
eastern part of the United States
Nearly 100000 acres are planted
to this product, with an average
yield OF 1914 pounds per acre!
The peanut is so old, now that ii
Is famous, that Africa, Brazil and
Asia claim it as their own. The
nut was introduced into North
America during the early days of
colonization, the first crop planted
IN Virginia. 1t really became popu-
lar when it was introduced to New
York in 1870, by way of Barnum S
circus.
The peanut is not nut, but a
pea, belonging TO the same group as
our beans and common peas. The
plant, however, back beyond the
counted years. digreSSed from FAM
fly traditions and, to escape eXtinc-
ton, developed a most astonishing
procedure which puts the peanut
in class A.
The tiny golden flowers are borne
at the joints where the leaves are
attached TO the stems. The insects
rall, bringing valuable golden grains
from neighboring ripe blossoms
laden with pollen. Then the plant
begins at once TO mature the seed.
The flower fades, and the peg,
as it is now called, grows until it
is of sufficient length TO touch the
soil. The fertilized seed pod is
pushed steadily into the ground by
the elongated stem and the pod
completes its growth underground! |!
This plant is wonderfully adapt
snle to various soils, now grown in
large quantities in nine Southern
States, but could be successfully
grown in more The soil must be
loose at the surface and kept in
this condition There must not be
frost for the 100 10 140 growing days:
not too much rain. abundance of
sunshine and high temperature,
Light. shady loan is ideal soil.
Some of the names for this nut
are earthnutS. pinderS, COOLERS,
groundnutS and ground peas. Pea
nut is a more accurate name and is
used universally for advertising pur-
poses.
The center of the industry is in
Suffolk. Va. II is said that Ala
hama grew peanuts to OutWit the
boil Weevil Farmers were told that
the one and only way to beat this
foe was 10 Starve him 10 death No
Self-reSpeCting Weevil would touch a
peanut. So they planted peanuts
instead of cotton So delighted were
these farmers over the result that
they collected something like So 900
and erected a testimonial monu-
nent in the public square at Enter
prise. Coffee County, Ala, lin pro-
found appreciation of the boil Weevll
and what it has done as a herald for
prosperity Though the weevil was
the indirect means for the abun-
dance that followed the crop. its
greed was its death knell.
The United States produces 80 8
per cent of all the peanuts its citi-
7ens use. Although we actually pro-
duce less than one-tenth of the
world crop. which is between 2O.0OO,-
Evening star., 1941-02-25

FLIES 40 steel files 4-draver. legal snd
letter size. hISJ-CIsSS condition: % golden
oak tlts 10 architect files for maps
and biueprints also small caro- files,
priced low real BARGAINS Manhattan
StoIase Ht9 New York ave NV
Evening star., 1941-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ANTIQUE CRYSTAL CHANDELIER glass
arms, complete, ready TO hang, S35 Ksp-
neck. 1919 N ST. NV Decatur 453S-J. 20
ANTIQUES-RemovaI sale Glass, china.
silver. books. pictures. furniture, lamps.
frames. firearms Edelson. SIS 5th ST. w.
ANTIQUE PR. MIRRORS. $50 bachelor :
UNIQUE studio bed with drawer space. S35
srsndfa1h her clock, perfect cOnd. , 90. X
DC. dining suite, $50, IamDOuT desk, S35.
2-ue liv. suite, Si5 knee-hole desk and
chair, so. pr. Twin poster beds. complete.
$50 BensteS Turkish coffee table. SO.
banjo mirror. S25. Lorraine Studios, 800
Conn. ADJ 81 WO $3.50
ANTIQUE and modern iewelry mahogany
desk, and chest of drawers; bric-a brac OF
ST. NV. Dupont 1911.
RAGGED sAWDUST-"5c bag. ; BAGS
81 delivered for store floors and many
other uses. AT 400. HECHINGER co
BATH1 UBs used, SIS, suitable for scsldinQ
hoes. Watering stock, other farm uses
HECHINGER co 9th and SIS ne
BATTERY CHARGER. l hr lst-cIaSs
condition. Call II. lO39.
BEDROOM. solid maple. This is the kind
of furniture you buy for durability as
well as beauty S3S 90 OrigInal ''SsV e
Duck' tsvern-stvle solid maple dinelte
Lsrge table and benches A "dsrb' of a
suite Sla BELL STORAGE, 462u
Fourteenth st. NV. Georgia $3.50. OPEN
EVENINGS
Evening star., 1941-02-25

OOK OR GENERAL HOUSEWORK: can
lrniSh reference; stay nights or 60 home
Evening star., 1941-02-25
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER STENOGRAPHER, exp,
good at figures. Box 1907. Star. 25'
DRESSES. alterations and all kinds OF
sewing, in or out. very reasonable. 23by
Champlain St co. 1892.
GEN. HOUsEWORK: quiet white woman.
GOOD COOK, exp, refs: stay. gentiles only;
SO. Box 2;'3-J. Star -
PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced and kind
desires position. DE. U536.
STENOGRAPHER-S SECRETARY, thoroughly
tlon. references furnished. Cali Dupont
Ou6S
TYPIST-CLERK, varied experience in gen.
eral office work some knowledge OF book
Keeping. Box 361-J, Star.
WIDOW LADY, not servant, would like a
position as housekeeper in widowers home.
Phone NE. 1850. ask for Mrs. c r. R. .
WIDOW. refined. middle-aged, will care
for home emp. couple: fond OF children
"Ood cook. housekeeper; home nights; ref
erences. Box ;}35-J, Star. 90
WOMAN. young, 81, being experienced in
professional Cflce work and typist, de-
Sires position with physician or dentist:
have uniforms Woodley 059l.
WOMAN, young. familiar with shorthand
typing; 3 yrs exp. as tag and title clerk.
Box 336-J, Star 26'
WOMAN, refined. take care of employed
womanS apt, or companion to elderly
woman. Box 1881. Star. 25"
Evening star., 1941-02-25
HELP MEN,

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN Best working
conditions in the city. Distributor for 2
See Nj Pond, 14OI 14th st. NV.
BODY AND FENDER man f1rst-clsss. See
MT. Burgess. 131 Que st. NV.
BOY, white, for General work around store
ADoly Blechmsn'S store, zoo H ST. ne.
BOY, cClored. experienced grocery clerk
Bennins Td. ne.
BRICKLAYERS wanted at 4400 West Vir-
sipla ave, Bethesda.
BUS BOYS. PORTERS, colored. with local
references. Apply 5lO9 Georgia ave. NV.
BUTCHER. experienced. from Hysttsville or
vicinity preferred: good pay for right man.
Georgia 09S0 bet 1,30-a I'm.
FuYFR AND MANAGER. thoroughly exper
mcn'S high grade furnishings ana hats
Ask for Mr., DaVia Grosner, 1925 r.
Evening star., 1941-02-25
HELP WQMEk

f'H@f w SPNkN
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. experienced.
middle aged: chance for advancement.
Box "2S-L. Star
BEAUTTCIAN. sll-arond operator. smart
young LADY. no following necessary Fred
The Hair Slylist at PhlipsbornS. sos llth
BEAUTY OPERATOR experienced all
around operator. especially good mani
curist; no others need apply. Mans Beauty
shop, Ambassador Hotel.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, part time. TOR W.
town and downtown shops Apply be-
tween and q. l146 Columbia I'd NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR Apply GI.a Geor-
gla ave. NV. Nlncents Beauty Shop, Tay-
IOT s4nf.
EAUTY OPERATOR, sn-around for part
time ?5l3 BadeuSburg I'd. ne Lincoln
q326
pay Lillias. 34I6 Conn ave 1
BEAUTY, OPERATOR, iull lime: STEADY
Sodrado S9TS L9nsifS1 sTs soq9, Bsaq Ss2 shG9 1921
BEAUTY OPERATOR. expert all around
st least . wears or more experience. Box
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exp steady posi-
ton, good Sa larry. no following necessary:
BOOKKEEPER. thorouehlv competent. TO
take complete charge of fun set Of books
for financial institution Apply Mr.. Bald
erston. 344 Washington Bldg, 18th and
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY must be efficient
stenoerspher, assume responsibility: SIPS
month. 20f Colorado Building o.
GIRL, white now employed or attending
school, 10 help with hOuSeRork in evening
in eXchang for room nd board; nice home
with young employed couple. Lincoln
242q-W after E pm
HAIR STYLISr and all-round operator;
$50 10 500 weekly Must have good
following Box I69-L Star
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE no experience
necessary. 10 trair for waitress work. Ap-
ply 5Io9 Georgia ave. NV.
LADY, over -, retail eNper. helpful but
not necessary If able to meet public 1921
Eye ST. NV, Room @05.
LADY, young. in dental Office; SI4 10
start. Give age. description and ouslifica- =
tonS Boz 4t6-H. Star.
SALESLADIES, / experienced in millinery.
l experienced in ladies' Goa t.. with years
experience; good salary. Kopykat, 1l3 H
Evening star., 1941-02-25

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, experienced,
full cooperation and plenty OF prospects.
Phone DI AGA
Evening star., 1941-02-25

! GIRL, colored wishes g,h.w. for small fam
| Ily: good city references; good plain cook
Evening star., 1941-02-25
Natures Children
Peanut
(Arachis hyposea)

900 and 22.000,00O pounds. we rank
fourth in production; China, India
and Africa leading.
Imagine the number of people the
loWly peanut supports, let alone as
siSts in nourishingl And it is only
in its infancy, we are told. Now, as
10 the food value, DR.. Walter Eddy,
a scientist, says: Peanuts are one
of the few foods containing Vitamin
Evening star., 1941-02-25
SITUATIONS DoMESTIC.

COOK OR GENERAL HOUSEWORK: can
furnish reference; stay nights or 60 home.
AL Delaware ave. s.w.
GIRL, colored. wishes gh.w. for small fam
ny: good city references; good plain cook.
ME. 1888.
GIRL, colored, wants job. general house
work; go home nights; reference. Dupont
34S3
GIRL, colored, wants general housework or
cooking, full or part time. no Sundays
GIRL, colorsd, wants full or part time Job
MI. $500.
GIRL eolored, wants part-time work as
mothers helper. Lincoln 7929-R.
GIRL, experienced. neat colored, wishes
work; maid in boarding house. cook in
private family. MI 8639.
GIRL colored, wishes place as maid part
time, rooming house. MI 06s2
GIRL wishes job as maid stay nights. MI.
72l4 Apt. 405.
GIRL colored, neat, wants light house
work, care OF child: live in. MI. 9605.
GIRL wants general housework, any kind,
no Sunday or morning work. Phone NO.
GIRL. colored. experienced cleaner and
laundress wants days work Wednesday
and Friday: ref. District s446.
GIRL, colored. wants days work, expert
enced laundreSs and cleaner for Mon, Tues
Wed. and Thurs; references. Call Hobart
26lb Beatrice.
GIRL. colored wishes sh.w., full or part
time, plain cooking; go home nights. no.
720g
GIRL, colored. wants general housework;
references. Call Woodley 0O36 between
GIRL. colored- wants work as nursemsid
or mothers helper. Call Dupont 83e5
GIRL. eolnred. wants job. rh.w. chamber
%sh excellent eiesqs,t srtlIn honsst ssso neat
Evening star., 1941-02-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTANT. EXP; BOOKS STARTED,
kept part time audts, statements, tax serv-
ice. local refs; So so mo. RA 2544.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. CLINTON F. KIRKPATRICK, 1914
3Sth st. NV. 21'
FIRE ESCAPES AS PER D. c. CODE, MISC
iron work Dupont Iron Works Inc. 1866
18TH NV Ma. 1856. 3
Evening star., 1941-02-25

Srief Fischer. Shon-
naer: grands uprghtS. sDinets. bargains
II American Storage. 2S0l Georeis ave.
Evening star., 1941-02-25

A-tiSsue builder; vitamin B-nerve
food; vitamiu C-intestinal cleanser.
There is as much iron in peanuts
as in raisins."
One pound of peanuts furnishes
2,700 Calories, or three times az
much as juicy steak of the same
weight!
Evening star., 1941-02-25

WOMAN. young, 81, being experienced in
professional Cfice work and a typist, de-
Sires position with physician or dentist:
have uniforms WOOdley O1gI
Evening star., 1941-02-25
HELP MEk.


TRUCK tire. repair man. colored, and
one general garage man. See Mr.. Burgess
13l Que ST. NV.
WE HAVE OPENINGS for . men with
good references. satisfied to earn $40
per week after short training period.
Apply $40 TO 1890 am. 93l G st. NV.
THE FULLER BRUSH co. can use one re-
liable dealer to call on established trade.
Write for appointment State age. Box
l76L Star.
WANTED, 3 MEN,
For special sales work; steady empl. pay
daily, ulus weekly bonus. 920 Natl.
Press Bldg
MANAGER.
Man. so 70 so, for immediate employ
ment; 10 AL a position of responsibility,
which offers an excellent future.
Some experience as sales manager plus
nestneSS, aGgTeSSlVeneSs and Al ref
srences. Apply daily. 10 am. 10 5 pm.
5000 Wis. ave corner Bradley blvd,
Chew Chase Md.