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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

Thus stadium 1ncon Everett ongew and Aberdeen would
potential of 1000 while Pnyyaup Beamns Hsnton and
Seattle Prep would potential OF 300 Ffes potential would
be 100. orungs 600
expected to defeat another team Tia class by
touchdown II than points all
added the teams potential No extra points added
II he cam has a
class deduction nj so points
of rs
lowered poentai
victories victories
Before nights Lnngyews rating
the Lnoons rating ss3
Longviews lowered To $40.
That doesn't mean fongvew better correctly
Lincoln suffered earlier
Abes should have
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

Tour postmaster ran tel ycsl
he~ 10 snve~s In q. =. psfenss
aunsls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Passing 1T Along
With Hsrold Shsw

Rating systems all the In collegiate football
high school rrdders. With thai thought
in mind this rugged up experimental system the
past and brings IL IN the open for brick
bats bouquets.
Here is how ii tries To work
schools Arbitrarily placed five CLASSES hassd
football strength Here the
classes and their potentials:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Whiis Win

WAIlsA WAllz&. We.h whit.
man college nj - In . triumph
AVER whis~ufth erli<fs friday after
sss seeson er~ner .fenIe Lewis
.eurrd fnsIrhdu~ns IN shs first nn1
third r<rinds snd Haes Miller -.
turned = rana - sards fer ~
third scnrs In the isst p<rsod
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Bowling Carnival Offers
All An Opportunity to Win
Lorge Prize List Includes Brunswick
Awards TO Bowlers Of All Closes

Tacoma trundlers al classes. will have opportunity 10
participate in the $4,000 prize Brunswick Bowling carnival
which gets under way this week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
In N ay9 f: '..

IT'S GRADUATION time in Detroit -.
The seniors of Detroit University School contem-
plate Of fun before Fall and college duties.
They graduated yesterday afternoon. receiving
diplomas from headmaster Clifton o. Page the gym
nasium Of the school where exercises held.
Rev. Frank Fit speaker Of the afternoon
titlng his address IAN Army of Banners" -.
And retiring associate William II. Fries pre-
sented various scholastic awards to the boys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Cay Graduation Party Given
By Miss Mary Ellen Esper
By BILLY THE BACHELOR

Mr.. AND MRS. FRED
ESPER of Bedford road prob
ably are resting with the blinds
drawn and pads over their eyes
following the series of merry to-
dos their pretty daughter, Miss
Mary Ellen, gave yesterday fol-
lowing her graduation from ST.
Paul's School.
The young and tender Miss
Esper, impressive in cap and
gown, held reception and
punch-pour for some 40 relatives
and close friends Immediately
after receiving her diploma
(which was carried at church
for her by her little cousin,
Rosemary Rohde. who wore a
diminutive white replica Of the
graduates cap and gown and
then Open House for the
hundred-or-more members Of
her senior class.
This last fete took place In
the gardens Of the Esper home
and lasted we gather. until the
well-known wee-SmallS with APP
propriate niceties being served.
WE KNOW you'll be pleased
to learn the IADOM Club,
which recently swung that
moonlight cruise under the
leadership of Frederick Elliott,
cleared about a thousand dollars
which they'll be turning over 10
Bundles For Britain.
Thus encouraged, they'll show
those thrilling movies depicting
The Evacuation OF Dunkirk
the night of June lS at $50
o'clock in the recreation rooms
Of Christ Church Chapel which
the Rev. Francis B. Creamer
has kindly arranged.
ART LEAZENBY JR. no
sooner returned from his jaunt
10 Miami Beach and Nassau
than he made plans for still
further maneuvering and left on
same yesterday-his itinerary
including Portland, Ore. Seattle,
Wash. Lake Louise and Banff,
Alta, and heaven knows what
all.
MISS RUTH OPP. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Opp Of
Renfrew road, is fresh-back in
town from visit in Indianapolis
with her former Stephens Col
lege classmate, Mrs. Yost Cum
bingham.
DR.. AND MRS. r. w. HART
MAN of La Sale boulevard will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Fruehaufs
See Dauqhte


EVERY TRAIN from the East
or South, it seems, has brought
sweet girl graduates home.
Miss Ann Louise Fruehauf
was graduated on Monday from
Chevy Chase in Washington, d.
c. Her mother, Mrs. Harvey c.
Fruehauf went down last Thurs
day for the beginning of the
commencement exercises. Her
father left Sunday night to be on
hand for Miss Fruehauf's grad
uation.
Miss Margaret Fenley has
been graduated from Chatham
Hall in Virginia.
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Greene Fenley Jr., went down 10
see her graduated. She, her
younger sister. Miss Carol who
also goes 10 Chatham Hall, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodall all re-
turned 10 Detroit together.
Miss Margery Ann Woodall
has y on graduated from the
Garland School in Boston. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert J. Woodall
were there for the graduation.
Miss Veramae Adams is home
for the Summer from Rogers
Hall in Boston from which she
has been graduated.
Her mother. Mrs. Wilbur
Adams. and her grandmother,
Mrs. Dan Eddins, went East for
her graduation.
MRS. STEWART DOOL1T-
TIE, the one-time Miss Portia
Walker of Buffalo. will be here
this week from Honolulu with
her three sons and her DOCTOR
husband TO attend the wedding,
June II, of Miss Meroe Currey.
daughter of Mrs. Luella Currey
of Glynn court.
10 celebrate the return or
Mrs. Doolittle. there'll be a
vast reunion-dinner for her Chi
Omega Sorority sisters from Eta
Chapter at the. University OF
Michigan. Friday. at the Cur
rey home.
The Doolittlcs. We understand.
will spend two weeks at Whit
more Lake, while DR.. d. confers
with some Of his professors be-
fore the family returns 10
Hawaii.
The Currey-Christy ceremony
will be a simple one and the
couple will wedding-trip 10 the
West Coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
De carbon P-TA
To Present Play

DEARBORN PARENT
TEACHER ASSOCIATION
will present Ding Dong Dumb
bells, a play reminiscent Of
school DAYS in-the- early 1900 $
in the Robert Oaknan School
gymnasium tomorrow evening At
s O'Clock.
Paul O. Morrison is directing
the comedy and Is beng assisted
by Mrs. Fred Riddle, musical
director.
In the cast are
Mrs. Everett Brtee, Mrs.
Robert Green. Mrs. Arthur
Parry. Mrs. John Duby, Mrs.
Harry Young, Mrs. Augusta
Tobin, Mrs. Robert Hawthorne,
Mrs. Leonard Knighton. Mrs
Paul Morrison, Mrs. Frank De
Franceschi. Everett Bruce,
Robert Green, Andrew Laird.
John Morier and Paul O. Morri-
son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Among Very Young Riding Experts

AMONG THE very young riding experts in todays show
be:
Sally Booth. Jimmie Couzens. Sue Tucker. the
Alfred G.. Wilson children. the William R. Yaw children.
Suzette Alger. and Mary Boyer.
Just few Of those who're showing their horses at this
annual classic will be:
Mrs Donald P. Ordway Of Battle Creek Mrs William
McIvane of Lake Forest ILL.,. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Reuben
Of Toledo Mrs Orion l.. Prime of Oconomonoc Wis.
Mrs William N. Mccullough of Chicago. Richard X.
Mellon Mr. and Mrs, Charles D. Pierce. Mr. and Mrs.
Myron d. Douglas. Mr. and Mrs Graham J. Graham
Mrs. Laura Butler Hgbie -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12

NEW YORK. June l2-Only
q few months ago limited ~ an
unofficial engagement existing
between Donna Walton and
George Jay Gould III, grandson
and narneSake OF the late George
Jay Gould ST., and great-grsnd-
son Of Jay Gould, founder Of the
Gould family fortune,
II now appears 10 have been
puppy love" between Donna
and George-nothing more and
nothing less.
So Donna has returned the
ring young George gave her
and everything is as u was be-
fore Donna and George thought
IL really love!
How fortunate for the young
sters 10 discover their mistake
before, instead Of after the
pesling of the wedding bells.
George is a son OF the junior
George Jay Gould by his first
wife, Laura Carter, who jumped
from obscurity in Ardena. n J.,
into New York society as Mrs.
George via the elopement route.
After divorcins the late Edith
Kingdom Gould's third son.
Laura repeatedly had hopes Of
marrying "Nicky" Basualdo, a
rich Argentinian, whose brother,
Carlos. chose New York's Leo
nora Hughes, once a professional
dancer, for his wife.
Laura didn't marry "Nicky,'
due allegedly 10 his family's
opposition TO the match. So she
settled for Roy Royston. an
English musical comedy juve-
nile.
After a second divorce she re-
xumed the use OF the Gould
name and as Mrs. Laura Could
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12

ABOUT THOSE awards.
The Haberkorn book award to the best scholar in the
upper school to John Maloney.
The award for junior high school went to Gray
Marzolf.
And in the lower school. Howard Kay received this
with Ben Chapman, the highest student in the
primary school
The Colonial Danes award for essay writing went to
Hal Page of the schools head MASTER
And the scholarship trophy award earned by Al
Sehrasun ferhaping the highest scholastic standing in
the entire school,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12

be entertaining the Fisher Y.
NJ. c a. boys work committee
and their wives this evening At
a buffet supper and a merry
and veddy, yeddy active evening
OF gamesr-tonight.
Annual reports Of the officers
and committee leaders will be
presented following the supper.
GWENDOLYN FOX. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Harry +. Fox
of East Grand boulevard. and
Arnold Soden, son Of the late
Ernest Soden. spoke their mar
riage vows last Saturday at the
Church of Messiah. The Rev.
James Turner of Grand Blanc
and the Reverend Father Wood
officiated
The bride wore gown OF
white slipper satin with a train.
Her veil was held by a tiara Of
seed pearls, and Shn carried q
Shcaf of white roses. The bride s
sister. Mrs, Robert Lee Hardy.
was the matron Of honor and
wore powdre blue marquiSettc
and carried pink roses.
Ralph Soden. brother Of tho
bridegroom, was best man. and
seating the guests were Robert
Hardy, Ted Sura and Jack
Breakey.
Following the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was given at
the Whittier
The new Mr.. and Mrs. 6 left
for motor trip, and on their
return will be al home in Cour-
willie avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Entertain for Alice Elizabeth Whit

TO COMPLIMENT Alice Elizabeth Whit whose mar
riage to Norman Lnneworth will take place August
Mrs. Andrew Mcfarland and Alice Mcfarland
terained luncheon and shower their Dearborn home
yesterday.
Places marked miniature bridal bouquets tied
with three white rbbonsone of which marked with
the wedding date and bore little pictures of the bride and
bridegroom. &c..
In addition to the guest of honor present were:
Mrs. Verne Donnely. Mrs. Herbert Scholenberger
Mrs Carl Smith Mrs. William Ternes
Mrs. Frank Shuel. Mrs. George Meier e.. Mrs. A..
Frederic mcfarland. !and Madame Goeta Ljungberg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Motor TO Visit
Mrs. Clayton

MRS. GEORGE O. GROLL ~
Walled Lake, Mrs. William A.
Hannah, the former Mary Nor
due and Mrs Milton Hick Of
Pensacola, Fla, motored to-
gcther to New York 10 visit
Mrs Albert Clayton of 10 Park
avenue MIS- HICKS is staying on
for some time. Mr. Hannah flew
down 10 join them over the
weekend aHa Ms Hannah ard
Mrs. Groll returned with him.
MRS FRANK NAVfN, We
understand. may be leaving town
for her Anchorage, KY digs
any minute. now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
D. u. S. GIee Club at Musical Helm

GRADUATES WERE:
Stewart Cole Basier William Elbrdge- Chiekering
Jr.. =. Burton Lee Lasky James Clarke Marinus
Grover Wardner Pemberthy. James Milton Robb Jr.
Thomas Dies Ryan. Alfred Howard Schrashun.
John Baeiey Watkins and George Henry Withhold it,.
The D. u. s. Glee Club making its initial appearance
with 30 fine voices took charge of the musical part of the
commencement exercises
Following which there tea for the seniors and
complimenting also, Mr. and Mrs Fries
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Donna Walton Returns Ring
To George Jay Gould III
BY MAURY Paul

followed the European season
with the international set un-
MI the present war ended such
pleasant gyratlonS.
When last ! heard Laura was
back IN New York but not
nearly SO social as IN the days
when she was George Gould $
wife with a Park Avenue apart
ment al her disposal and an
Italian princeling. Francesca
RosDl9lioSi 10 use as an cXCuSe
for the giving OF social dinner
PARTIES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
UyIs to Fe+e
Guests Over
Weekend

MIR. AND MRS. SIMON DEN
UYL Of Lincoln road, Crosse
Pointe Park, will have as their
house guests over the weekend
of June 21-22. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Foster Of Benton. H.. and
their sub-deb daughter. Miss
Jane.
Miss Foster has met many
Detroit girls in other years at
Camp Bryn Atom in Rhinelander,
Wis.
Mrs. Den Uyl will give a tea
for about 30 girls in her honor
the. afternoon of June n.
Dick Den Uyl entertained
about l6 Of his school friends at
a games party and supper. This
was last get-together before
the young people disperse for
the Summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Mrs, Henry Aaberkorn lea Chairman

MRS c. HENRY HABERKORN chairman for the
tea party
Guiding
Mrs John B. Ford Jr. Mrs. Cleveland Thurber
frs Arthur McGraw, Mrs Stephen T. Stackpole
Mrs Edse B. Ford Mrs. Carl Breer Mrs. George
f. Fink . and Mrs. Charlotte B. Sherrard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Sprinq Horse Show in PROGRESS

OUT IN the Hills the annual Spring Horse Show is
in in the show ring of Bloomfield Open HUNT
And there il is you'll find the tweedy set.
Among avorite familiar riders in today's show
Mrs. Edward P. Hammond. Mrs Wilson w. Mills and
daughter, Mrs Washburne Wright Mr. and Mrs Elliott
Slocum Nichols. Anne and Charlotte Nichols
Mrs. Henry Reichhod. Henry Bull William Reeve
Clark Mrs. j. Deane Rucker jamie Briggs COLLAR bone
permitting 49,.
Peggy Flynn. Betty and Jerry Sweeney. Geraldine
Higbie Mr.. Mrs Hamilton H. Paterson and Christine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
Start With Exhibition Of Open Jumpers

THE SHOW opened this morning with exhibition Of
jumpers, model hunters suitable 3-year-ods
hooughbreds and suitable other than thoroughbreds.
Following lunch the program continues with the touch
and out Sweepstakes hunting classes the Ainswcrth
Trophy pairs of jumpers thoroughbred hghweights.
Open jumpers. and other exciting exhibitions.
The show will continue through Saturday opening each
morning at about 10 o'clock -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-12
CarIotta Was Warbline in French

THIS EVENING understand that the Crosse Pointe
School for Little Folks.
Will number among its graduates. Miss Carlotta Nc
Kinney. -.
VINO will wear her cap and gown somewhat dis
couraged angle.
Carlotta aged FIVE, singing the other day in the
presence of her Mamma who busy doing something
else but whose maternal lending itself just the
The words weren't at all distinct,
"Carotta," said Mamma Mckinney, you'll have to pro-
your words more plainly than that.
Whereupon Mamma learned that Carlotta warbing
in French
Evening star., 1941-08-14
HELP MEN.
Gas Station Attendant.

<CAS oOGAOAS4& 64UOS44AACAAAOs
Assistant manager for large servicenter
needed. Good advancement possibilities in
chain of stations. Apply ESQ Servicenter.
Wis. ave. and Que St. 10 m. Friday.
FURNITURE REFINISHER
|-GOOD PAY; PERMANENT
POSITION. MARVIN'S, 734
7th ST. NV.
THE HECHT CO. REQUIRES
THE SERVICES OF EXPERT
ENCED ELECTRIC REFRIG-
orator statesmen. SAL
AIRY AND COMMISSION.
PERMANENT POSITIONS.
APPLY BETWEEN 10 AND
IL, EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
WANTED-ME MERCHANDISE
CHECKERS OVER 18 YEARS
OF AGE. APPLY H. WAR
NER, 1401 NEW YORK
AVE. NE.
WANTED - STOCK BOYS,
18 to %. APPLY HECHT co.
PERSONNEL DEPT. BE-
TWEEN 10 AND IL.
ASSISTANT TO ACCOUNTS
RECEIVABLE SUPERVISOR
ONE WITH DEPART
MENT STORE EXPERIENCE
PREFERRED. APPLY EN-
PLOYMENT OFFICE, 4th
FLOOR, LANSBURGH'S DE-
PARTMENT STORE.
YOUNG MAN, 81 to % years
of age. We have splendid op-
portunity in our organization
for young man who wants to
learn the real estate business
and who is looking for a per-
manent position with excel
lent opportunity for advance
ment. Must be high school
graduate. Reply in own hand
writing, giving full particu-
lars as to previous business
experience. Applications
considered confidential and
no inquiries made until after
interview. Box 494-M, Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Firemen Plan Luwn Party

The Hillandale Md Volunteer
Fire Department will hold a lawn
party Saturday evening at the fire
house in the rear of the Queen of
the Apostles Seminary on Piney
Branch road. Proceeds of the affair
will go to the recently organized
fire company William c. DeNeane
is chairman of the committee in
charge.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
STREETCAR,
BUS OPERATORS
WANTED

Steady work at good pay
for men who can qualify. $50
per week guaranteed after
short training period; many
earn more; no experience
necessary.
Applicants must be % to
40 years of age, 5 it. 7 ins. to
6 it. 2 inS. in height and must
weigh in proportion GAO to
225 pounds.
Apply in person Monday
through Friday, inclusive,
$50 to 10 am.
EMPLOYMENT DIVISION-J,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
36th and Prospect SITS. NV,
Wash, D. C..
Evening star., 1941-08-14
FORD
MECHANICS
WANTED


Excellent, permanent position with
washinstons oldest Ford dealer; ,$36
mechanics can earn $50 to $50 weekly.
Apply at once to Mr.. FogeL STEUART
MOTORS, 9TH and New York ave. NV.
PARKING ATTENDANTS, white,
young men, with D. C. drivers
license; must be over 18. Apply
superintendent's office, 4th floor,
S. Kann Sons Co.
BUSBOYS, porters, dish
washers. Apply 1884 Upshur
st. NV.
USHER WANTED. Little
Theater. Phone ME. 1926.
MATCHMAKER WANTED.
Matchmaker to 60 to Hagers-
town, Md. Excellent opportunity.
Write direct to Kay Jewelry Co.
in Hagerstown. 16'
Evening star., 1941-08-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE BY oWNER-Guest house. well
furnished Reasonably priced for quick
sale No brokers. About $1,000 down.
PARTNER WANTED for downtown equip
ment store. middle-aQed gentle preferred:
have other business; auditing or bookkeep-
$4,000 will handle; well established. Box
BOOMING HOUSE lConn. at Dupont Cir).
l6 rooms income s34o; rent Sl10: shows
r. NJ De Shazo. 1928 14th. MA. $500.
ATTENTION automobile dealers: fine cor
ner lot for rent. 60x15o: suitable used or
new n no sa s9m2ta0n 4ss5 'e''
DEFENSE sUBcoNTRACTs WANTED
bronze and aluminium CASTINGS. machinery
nameplates- finishing, patterns; models:
dry. dry" SO BrosdWay. New YORK
BUSINESS, FURNISHINGS. .HOUsE-l4-
room. 5-bath. corner house in vicinity OF
Dupont Circle, used as guest house for
Excellent income: house and furnisnines
in good condition; oil heat. Owner retiring
from business. Box 2l2-R, Star. IL
FILLING STATION 1Standard) opened in
hereasns AST daily 70 rent S9? SEQ gas s1oo NJ
De shazo. 1873 i4th. Ma $500.
DELICATEsSEN. upper 18th, street foun-
aa modern SIX .qapmen as 0 s45o
brokers' S4.5OO, half cash. BOX slb-R
Star. 15'
COUPLE desires small tourist hotel must
be frst,class. Will buy. lease, manage
NEW COR. STORE. new location in Silver
Spring; over 1000 students, near high
school; suitable for, drug, delicatessen,
luncheonette; excellent opportunity for en-
terprising person. No local competition
WI. 0764. 49,
BOARDING HOUSE, IL rooms; all single
beds; income about S7O0 $4,000. Terms.
R. M. De Shazo. 1923 14th. MA. 1920.
DRAFTED IN ARMY, forced to sell excel
lent restaurant. Phone MA. ASS. II.
RESTAURANT. near Government buildings
for sale. ideal location; for white or colored
business. Ma. $3.50.
D. @. S. GROCERY, class B license; new
fixtures. Must sell on account of i'll health.
Call HO. $500.
GROCERY STORE good sized. beautiful
equipment: av. weekly. $500 increasing;
good reason for selling: opportunity for
sroceryman: priced right. DU. $500. 10.
BUSINESS. dry cleaning and dyeing In
cluding modern solvent plant in excellent
running condition: established Is years,
located in exclusive community; doing
$4,000 pc: year business at better prices;
splendid income: owner will sell on terms
to right party. Apply Box 150-R, Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
PERSONAL.

RESPONSIBLE YOUNG MAN DESIRES
room in palatial residence exch. eve. driving
and services. Box 1S3-R, Star IA
FREE DAY NURSERY FOR CHILDREN OF
employed mothers. 2-6 years. Competent
supervision. RE. 5100.
CASH AVAILABLE TO EMPLOYED PEo-
pie FOR personal loans, to pay bills. finance
your vacation. or any. worthy purpose.
Dial w. L. WALLER, Glebe liz.
MEN. WOMEN! WANT VIM? STMU.
lants in Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep UP bodies
phorus. Introductory size ONLY 35c For
sale AT al good drugstores.
II YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY FOR VA
CATION, PAYING BILLS OR for any pur-
pose rust give me telephone call You
can get Sl00 and need repay only 81 SO
per week. which includes interest. the only
enaarge. OTHER smounts IN proportion; Just
CHILDREN 8 TO II YRS; YEAR-RoUND
hhome nom ,,d good ieod supervision: 10 children
pleased parents. Box So. Clarksville, Md.
HEMORRHoIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for life
time or money back Write for booklet No
1865 Columbia I'd Adams O3ss.
WANTED, WOMAN OR COUPLE WHO ARE
in need of a home; will give one in the
country on small farm. Box I43-R, Star.
WILL PURCHASE SECOND TRUST NOTES
service. BOX IGOR, Star. IA
DR. H, " goaENs99N; DENTIST.
While You Wait.
sos 14th ST., Westory BLDG.
Room 602 Republic 0676.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
HELP DOMESTIC.

MAID, eoloEed, sleep in; .ss care Of 2 Children;
Sinf. sundays e1. Lincoln saoa-J. 1901 Fort
MAID. s.h.w., help car. Of I-year-oId
baby: city references; no phone calls.
1910 Decatur ST. NV.
MAID. care for 4,year-oid Eirl. small apt:
reference required: 81 week and carfsre.
RA. 2I66, 1880 pm.
sssK s49o. l'ss 80 j sys eve: ref S. car fare EN-
MAID g.h.w... neat, good laundress; small
ftais 1--WE X esfs.4SSss5 W. 1855 n, e.z' lsi Oh $50 mo-
MAID. eolored. to $50, shx;, plain
nsah s & % .sa ey e Mssa E.
Adams $500. Ext. 20l.
and small apt. COOK dinners. On 81 sandsys. days
ns nx se'fenet Aes any %o es''n 4i7s sard ' Ao'h
caro- and 'Gef 2ss. 'ssa 4sauii.a aaH
1909 9 81. sc.
MAID for general housework Small
family: Live In: $500 week. Wo. 1919
ohF sunday aSETes and THURSDAY s4noss
81 wk; and carfare. Live out. 8 in family
WOMAN, colored, neat. experienced, de-
washer; living near iI2i East Capitol st.
No phone calls.
WOMAN. Vicinity Nebrasks ave. and Mill
tary rd... for occasional part-day care OF
sssS ssssSS and 2-year-old. ordway 2o96, after
WOMAN, white. competent and expert
enced, to help take care Of children and
help with cooking; live in beautiful sum-
9l5 New York ave NV. Ma. S41e' IL.
WOMAN wanted to do e.h.w. and care
for children: live in; 81 per week 1917
A ST. Sc.
WOMAN. colored, general housework. for
small family. no children. Stay nishts
50 wk. to start. Call Mrs. Lane, ia. 2799
WOMAN. colored. settled. for general
housework and cooking. live in, SO wk.;
SUNDAYS Oh RA 5423.
WOMAN, colored, general housevork, stay
nishts: So week. Call SH. 256O-J.
WOMAN. settled, for care Of small home
need eey .pp pbons P
fax SO between 1:3O and pm
WOMAN. white. experienced middle aged
light housework. HO 1855 after pm
WOMAN, colored, to do senerai housework
on a farm 2 miles from Alexandria: 81
week room, board and laundry. Butler
Bros. p o.. Box SO. Alexandra, Va.
Phone Alexandria 512I.
WOMEN t2), eolored. / for upstairs work
ana a. l lot COOKING and downstairs work;
WANTED-settled woman, fond Of chill
dren. must be clean and honest to stay
Cali EN-. 64o7. A' 90 'e"@ n0a'e"1Fk
Evening star., 1941-08-14

PIANosLslishtly used spinets. Sa5 up;
used uprights. $40, SIS, $50 and up;
also plenty of special values in new
pianos II you are looking Tor bargain
in a spinet console or grand and want
10 save from To-, to 25es. see US. Easy
terms or cash Republic 1880. The Piano
Chon IO11 9Th