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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06
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beganH iid;, toie es mir ihieu, abiidt-
Kid uab nit GROCER aufmertiamfeit
bantit su beihaftiseu cine groBe 5lie-
ge, ipelde auf oer 5lante oes Bfer-
hes Iak, nit oer Spise ber Yeitlbe
fsttsubriaseu.
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bin betradten'', iaste er rubis uno in
getuobutem Sti,aattlanse. ,,SSd, babe
has WdeAea ,aa3u uiet sa germ -
{ie uab ibre Sd.oelter'
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&atter. SD toar Der Weinuna, baB
&c auf metne sgrage aut.uorten loiiroe,
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6uberte uaa Ct mir iein @efiht, bas
boz 8ersniiaeu for,nlid itrablte, tuie=
Der s'.tuanbte
n&ier madt Die 5traBe cine 9ie-
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fiber ber bon Noleu unranften Be-
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atten Sauiern, bie gang belonoers
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spie maW es bel bent @obulise eines
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ben fein - als id Ieinen ausen be-
9eeuete uub fab, iuelb' 8ersniigen
tbm Der ersielte @iuoritd bereitete
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taate id in benz, iuie mir ihieu, omrd-
aus erfoisreiben Beniiben, meine
8ersoirr,tna au Derberaen, ,,falls ib
aa' oas, ,uas idb Dor mir iebe, au lebs
baft besuuuoere. Aber fir idon &c.
baltene @arten.uege uno iuoblsepfleg'
te 8tmnea babe id immer eine beion-
bere 8orliebe aeAabt - leioer obne
IN Der Gage au iein. eerielben Befrie-
biaatHa su berlhaffen."
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nibt!" erIpioerte er ldneQ. ,,Sie ber-
boppelH ia meiu eieenes Bersniisen
tndem Sic meine ibIuaden 8emii>
buaaeu 10 Sbrer Beahtuug ioiiroi-
gen. aber es 1T mir mirflid, feline
Mrbeit su biel se,ueieu, syrd,tlein -
tuas S1e bier ieben. lit faIt alles mel
ner &aube Merf."
,,Wirflid" rief ih auiridtig
Gberraidt, tuGbrena id meiue Au9en
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06

nten, meine ReIen uno meine Bdum
perlaiien sit ntiiiieu ltno iie itno'
Soh aan5 allein, iuelde mid III oieie
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miiilen luirflih iebr piel Mut baben.
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eriiilen batte', besann ib. ualtbe'
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ibreu &inoeru aegeniiber Yflidtel
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angeoel,tet, eob Die Bolisei ibn IN
Sertraueu aesoaen, ,mo iuenn Die!
ret 6aa mar, fonnte er mir ,t,te1
llmltanoen bon nnbereheubarem Wut
sen lein. Mber tuar es auf ser at,
oereu Seite, lueltn feine Iol6en lin
| itaisse eintreten ioateu, nid9t peinlib
aeraoe oieien Mann ,uilien su laiien
oaB Aiuelia 9utterlportb - 9tein, es
ibien mir bod befier, ibm nidts 3,
iaeen, iueuieItens iest nod niht. Da
aege,t ipolte ih aber ben BerIud ma
heu, ieine Anlidt oariiber, roo De,
8eroadt lid binlenfte, su borett, Dor
ausgeIest, oaB er lid iiberbaupt eint
Anltdlt gebiibet batte.
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oeu er elm Weilben geipartet, uni
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d)eln at. ..
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meilter Yflibten nod flarer seuor,
oen lei, nahoent id bie @eihniltel
geleben bate. 8eIonoers 8illiau
Ibeint mir ein iunger Wann bon ieb,
5iucifelbofter 2iebensiuiiroigfeit 81,
fein.'
Sofort febrte Der inbifferente Nus.
ori.d IN Die 3iise meines 8eeleiters
5uriid
SD fanu at @illiom feline erbeb.
liden Wtaneel finoen", enteeenete ct
,,gr lit pielleiebt nidt eeraoe Ger an.
eenebn.ite @efeulhafter, aber ct bat
cine iebr anerfennensiperte Borliebs
fiir sSriid}te tpirflib iebr anerfeu
nens,pert'
uDas iIt bel einem Ma6bar, ipit
Serrn Srobm, eisentli6 gang ielblt
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leineu @eiidtsausorud, Der lebr biel
lueni9er freunolib mar, als nns De,
Walh iruner oibter ,,msab, aufmert
Iam beeba6tete.
u8ielleibt nidt, ssrauiein, bieaeidi
niht Ser Mnbiid Ser bliibenoen
Sblinapflau5en an meiner 8eranbo
mag alf oe, @eIbnlad zines ilnser
Wtanmes iuobl @infllB iiben."
rNber luas @illiou betrifft", iastt
ib, lit Sbnen ba niemals auIeefauen
aab er iid ieinen Sdlpeitern sese,,.
iiber iebr aleidgiiltig seiet?"
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vaber Die Mooben" - i1 beganr
argerIid 5u tperben uaeisen iid 81
ibm iebr 5drtlih ,tnb mfopferno?" 2"
,,Das liegt i'm tpeiblibem gbaraf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-06
ssttt,ps@, Sen s. Mai 1919

| = Die Sadie tit mir peinlid. Sneettd
- es liest mir fern, in Sbnea ir-
| senetpeld' ,,nsiinItiaes 8ornrteit se-,
| gen oas iunse Waohen er'ueden ~
,polleu - biloet iid aus ir9ens soet-
dent @runoe ein, oaB id, sBilltan, 3u
elmer Sntimitat, luelhe Tie nidt biz
list, ern1utiee. sic iuia niht, oa6
ct at mir ipridt Or bat cine leie
3uuge ,tno ldBt bin lno iuieoer ust-
oorlidtise 8orte iiber oas, mas BORT
seihiebt, fallen, melbe, ipenn er tie
anoerstuo fprahe - Aber, bolt, i&
oergeIie oa cine nteiner mihti9iteH
9ebensreaeln: meinen W,luo bor &C.
lblpds uno meine 3,nge uor 2iati&
su bitten. sSebo6 Der @inflnB, Den
lp,npatbii6e @eleltihaft iibt, 1T ebeW
manhmal gan5 un,pioerfteblid, sSrau-
lem, belonbers auf eiuen Wtann, Der
10 piel einIam uno alleiu 1T, ioie id.'
Sd fano oieien 6ebter Iebr ber-
5eiblid, laate ober niAts oariiber,: sa
id iiirbtete, ibn baour1 bon sueite.
ren pertrauli6en Mitteiluu9en ab3w-
lhreden.
,,DaB ettpas bort nibt in Oronuna
iein miiiie, babe ib mir idon ae-
oadt", iparf ih ein, oSucetta idieH.
beute Woreen iiber Sbr aomnen ia
beinobe erldredt. Nan Ioute bod ei-
aentlih annebmen, oaB sic 5reinS-
ldaft eines iolden Nadbars in ieber
@eile ipillfomnen ieiu miiiie"
Sein @eiidt nabm einen fltmn,er-
poQeu Ansorud an.
,,Sie fiirdtet lid Dor MIR, CAB ct
3u, "fe fiirdbtet iib Dor bent, toas i'd
lebe ODER gefeben babe - por ibree
armtt', fiiste er baitis nit eiHe'u
geipillen Na6brud bin5i. Aber er
glaubte ipobl Ielbit nidt, oaB er mid
oaourh tauidte. :.
SD belt es ni6t fit geraten, ibW
at ,peiteren Mitteillutgen at oran-
gen, oenn id) fiiblte, baB ct 70 lueit
gegan9en ipar, als er Iid, porlaufig
,penisitens, felblt erlauben fonnte.
SsSn Saufe Der unterbaltlng iuaren
mir in Der Waitte bes @ebol5es anae-
lanst uuo nGberten nus iest raid
bent 3noifps'l6en Sauie. Als Die
Spisen Der groBen Shornlteine iid,t-
bar Wnroen, iab ih, tuie iein @e-
Iidtsausoruf iih ploslid, dnoerte
SD peib nidt, ,uesbalb", iaete
er, ,,aber es lit mir ein bodit una,,-
senebmer @eeonfe> Sic bier gu lai-:
len.'
aRir ielbit erldien oieie ausiidt
nad Ser an9enebmea Spaaierfabrt
uno oem Mnblid einlaeeno.
uSeute friib betradtete id sic nod
ols cine febr foltrasierte Dasne, eerew
aufeHtbalt bier in feiuem 8erlaufe
bon mir NIT sSsntereile perfolgt tper-
ben ipare, aber nad ,mlerem 3uiam.
menIein tpabreno Der lekten balbeH
St,noe empfinoe id III 8eaus auf
Sic eine @eiorgnis, tuelbe midi bop
ipelt tuiiniden laBt, baB mid 6raa-
lein Rnolps nidt bon ibrem &ein,e
ausgeibloiien bdtte. Doueu Sic benn
tpirflid in oieies 4aus auriiffebrea,
6rGulein
Dieie @efiiblsduBerune iiberralAte
mid aufridtig, uno ipenn meiu ipoht-
aeidultes Ser5 Die Sabiefeit beieiiew
hiittc rn5rhpr ar hnd,pn n tniirAe AnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Permits
Down Sharply
$4,000. 900 Slump
Recorded in May

During the first FIVE months OF
1912 there were 9,343 building per-
mits issued in Detroit. Joseph p.
Wolff, commissioner of buildings
and safety engineering, reported
Saturday, The permits were valued
at SIG, 211, 6S4.
This compares to 9,73S permits
for the comparable five months OF
last year with an estimated yalta-
ton of S34, 662, 178.
The biggest nosedive in 1912
building authorization was re-
corded in May when permits fell
behind May, 1871, more than
So, 000, 900. Priority restrictions
and the WIPES lumber freeze or
der were the major factors respon-
sible for the May slump in the
opinion Of local observers.
While residential construction Is
down in 1912, total construction
Throughout Lower Michigan jumped
more than $4,000, 900 over 1941's
corresponding valuation, the F. w.
Dodge Corporation reported Sat-
Iurday. Non-residential building
had the largest single classification
total for the January-through-
April period with total of $44,-
948, 900. compared to $29, 204. 900
flor the comparable 1941 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

The location of the Sheldon Land Company's new
Southhed Gardens project Southfed and Joy roads,
Of the big factors in the of the huge
home development in the opinion Saturday of Vincent r.
Nee, director of sales for the Sheldon firm Southfed
Gardens Is bounded by Southfed Evergreen fireman and
Joy roads and Is the west side industrial plants
Excellent public transportation facilities also the de-
velopmenta factor not to be belittled in this day of
impending gasoline rationing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
War Affects
Rental Units

Effect of war upon American
family life and housing require
ments is already showing up in
the new trend of today's demand
for rental space. according TO re-
ports coming TO the Institute OF
Real Estate Management, a spe-
Icialized branch of the National
Association of Real Estate Boards.
With spring moving mounting
to what is expected this year TO
be an all-time high. demand over
the country shows up heaviest for
small easy to maintain rental
units within walking distance of
good public transportation and
frequently in the older builtup
urban sections.
A considerable doubling up of
families is noted as a result of
the war draft, and two bedroom
and no dining room apartments
are high in public favor. Influx
of migrant workers in war produc-
ton areas is stepping up the de-
mand for furnished apartments.
With families shut off from
many customary forms of amuse-
ment due to curtailed automobile
use, the home is taking on a new
Importance both as a center for
family recreation and as a refuge
from normal wartime strains, the
institute finds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Newly Arrived
Families TO Get
Houses First N
Ferguson Reveals
Terms Of Exception
to WPB Decree :.

Local builders who secure ex-
ceptions to the War Production
Boards recent lumber freezing
order must agree to hold their
houses for so days after compile
ton for occupancy by war workers
whose families have moved into
this area within the preceding four
months. FILA Commissioner Abner
II. Ferguson revealed Saturday.
The houses, according to Fer
guson. must be offered for rent or
for sale on a purchase-option basis
equivalent to rent.
The regulation favoring newly
arrived families of war workers
does not govern the sale of houses
for which Detroit builders already
have their materials, however. II
applies only to those builders seek
ing relief from The WPB lumber
freezing decree which has approx
imately 80 more days to run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Foley Gets Orders

At the same time Ferguson au-
thorized State FILA Director Ray
mond M. Foley and directors Of
other field offices throughout the
nation to begin operations under
the recent amendments to the Ma
tional Housing Act making avail
able substantial new funds for
continued private building of war
housing In designated critical
areas. Detroit has been so desig-
mated.
The new legislation increases by
$500, 600, 900 the FHA's authorize
ton to insure loans by private
lending institutions for the con-
struction of needed housing facili-
ties for war workers under Title
vi Of the act. Other changes are
also designed to facilitate war
housing construction by private
builders, especially for rent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

There are no circumstances
which would warrant participa-
ton In the program made possi-
BILE by this legislation unless IL
can be determined that post
ponement Of the proposed hous-
ing would be detrimental to the
war effort"
Earlier in the week the War
Production Board relaxed its pre-.
viously imposed order freezing de-
livery of soft lumber from the
mills to permit completion of ST..
$50 privately financed war housing
units, including 1000 such units
in Michigan.
Ferguson's statement Saturday
was the first intimation received
locally that those builders who are
granted exceptions to the lumber
freeze decree must hold their
homes for newly arrived families.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Sales
Total S340,190
Big Home Demand
Seen Continuing

c. Bruton, owner of c. Bruton
Realty Company. Puritan and Ard.
more avenues, Saturday reported
the biggest months business in his
experience. with sales totaline
$40. 100 for May.
The Bruton sales numbered 81
and included So new homes.
The desire Of the public to
own homes Is continuing at n
high level" Bruton said Satur-'
day. The outlook is very en-
cOuraging for the rest of 1912"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
New Type Thermostat

A new type of thermostat has a
special dial which enables the
homeowner to adjust the instru-
ment in accordance with the indi-
vidual control characteristics of
the h heating system, says the
Plumbing and Heating Industries
Bureau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
MISSING No Bets!

The writer Of this recent meet
hg OF the land developers
eong the virtues of land investment Bright and early
the brochure calling
who attended the meeting neatly typewriter
delivered TO him. In the letter said:
Every argument voiced by at
the land developer hold
believe be
exactly what you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Reduce Mortgages,
President Urges
Roosevelt Message Cites
Increased War Earnings
BY LAFE ALLEN
Detroit T,ms. Real E.,a,. Editor

II ORE than 100000 American families purchasing
M their homes under the FILA mortgage plan
N/ tincudng II 900 Michigan amies) urged
- v - Indebtedness their dwellings.
The Presidents being distributed on
nationwide basis TO the 1880 private lending
participate IN the FLA These lending
urged 10 bring the presidential declaration directly
oil all FILA home borrowers their books.
ms eau to FLA home owners to increase payments their
with Mr.
stabilize the cost OF living under wartime conditions
One OF the principal of that
paying on OF debts and mortgages directing
purchasing into channels that will help oresta
prices
The Presidents contained National
Housing Administrator John B. Blandford Jr
Among
homes through the FLA mortgage
whose incomes substantially
expenditures and who thus position
payments their moFtgages,' Mr. Roosevelt declared
therefore through
Housing Administration bring
this
debedness their
family In battle against rising cost of living"
Local building permits last week included authorize
tons for factory 1851 East Mile road, and
n office building 1900 West Outer drive The
will cost 100000 and $105000 respectively Joseph p
Wolff commissioner Of buildings and safety engineering,
estimated Saturday. The total value Of all permits
week hit $144507s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Soaking Facilitates
CdIlimine Removal

Calcimine can generally be re-
moved from a plaster wall by
soaking with warm water. Should
this prove difficult, one of the new
wallpaper removers - which con-
tains a wetting agent, penetrates
quickly and will not affect finished
woodwork - may be added to the
water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

A-The space between studs,
when left open from top to bot
tom. acts as fiue. so that a fire
In the lower part of house might
easily spread to the upper part
As a safeguard against such q
spread of fire. a firestop is made
by closing these spaces with some
incombustible material.
Q--How can I stop the drip
ping Of water pipes In the base
ment: A competent plumber
tells me there are no leaks and
that apparently the dripping
results from condensation.
"A covering of insulation is
about the most effective way to
stop the dripping of cold water
pipes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
q. and A.
Q-What are Che CAUSES Of

Q-What are the causes Of
most fires In the home:
A-Most CONGREGATIONS in the
home are caused by overheated or
improperly built flues, defective
wiring, carelessness in the use of
matches and cigarets, and spon-
taneous combustion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

In instructing Foley to proceed
under the new amendments. Com
Ferguson stressed that
only housing which is urgently
needed for the war effort and
which Is so designed as to effect
m X mum economies in use OF
scarce materials would be financed
under the program.
Every precaution must be
taken to avoid the possibility of
the amendments being consid-
cred by any one rs encourage
ment to begin construction of
housing which II not clearly
essential for war workers, or to
begin construction of essential
war housing without reasonable
assurance that materials are
available for Its completion"
Ferguson declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Income Tax Deduction

The sale OF large homes in the hgherprc
some this by purchasers who taking
advantages OF property ownership into consideration Walter
derson president of Homer Warren
"A who good income afford to live In
large, well located homo
for the rent he Henderson said However he
become allowable lawful deduction.
I'VE have completed . number Of where the
do not total
than the rent that
made possible changing
~Cere q definite factor In closing the sale"
Henderson that
satisfied with
financial rating the buyers
This the
living into legitimate deductions or
small outlay" Henderson said
itself amply secured by the the
larger type homes In Detroit have risen little the
present time and represent values"
Fitting todays low-cost market of military, naval and
defense housing, plumbing manufacturers have designed
styles of enameled cast iron, fat rim sinks These
sinks In length from "a to go inches. All
II inches wide for building into metal wood cabinets
The length Of the sink Is determined by the style .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

World Famous Comics. Three
pages every day In Daily De-
troit Times.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
BENQIX.

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
New 1912 models in factory
crates at lowest prevailing prices.
All models. Buy now and save.
Cash or terms. WARD RADIO
& APPLIANCES.
$685. GEORGIA AVE SH 2299
Evening star., 1942-06-05
TO EMPLOYERS.
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

GIRL, colored, part-time work or house
keeping, good plain cooking: IL yrs refs:
no Sundays. 1911 s st. NV, Apt. 106.
GIRL. colored, wants Job gh.w. or nursing.
full or part time. MI. SS13.
GIRL, colored, desires chambermaid or
clean ONCE or waitress. FIR. 1852.
GIRL. colored, wants Job as waitress,
counter girl or clerk: experienced. Call
NO. O452. Esther.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
HELP WOMEN.

STENOGRAPHER, GOOD POSI-
TION WITH GOOD SALARY.
APPLY MODEL SHOP, 1903 F
ST NV
Evening star., 1942-06-05
BABY CHICKS,
BOATS.
ROOMS FURNISHED,

For prompt responses
and better Seruice, ddUer-
tiSers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent ClaSSifcationS.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
FOUNTAIN Girl.

Prefer one living in Arlington: experience
not necessary; good salary and hours Clar-
endon Bowling Center, LOAF N. Irving st.,
Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1942-06-05

GIRL, young. for soda fountain work: ex-
perience not necessary. Call Adams 9693
GIRL with knowledge of typing, general
Office work coed salary to start. chance
for advancement. See German, Longs.
81 n u
Evening star., 1942-06-05

GENTLEMAN - Nicely furnished room,
homelike. near bus 767 Princeton o.!
NV. Taylor O225
Evening star., 1942-06-05

GIRLS, young, for general Office work
Experience not necessary. Apply Industrial
Laundry Co., 1924 N. Fl. Myer dr., Rosslyn,
Nn SNln
Evening star., 1942-06-05
LUMBER FOR SALE.

Hardwood rough mixed lumber, consist
ing of ash, birch, black walnut, oak poplar
Call Georgia 4224
Evening star., 1942-06-05

GIRL, colored for waitress work, inexperi-
enced Johnson'S Sandwich Shop, 1421
1lth st. NV. No phone calls.
GIRL for soda fountain; night work; $50
per wk Shoreham Hotel Drug Store, Con-
necticnt ave and Calvert 81.
Evening star., 1942-06-05

1874 COLUMBIA RD. NW-Well-fur-
nished, Housekeeping room, Frigidaire i'm
maculate; quiet employed woman or couple.
Please dnnit nhnnh
Evening star., 1942-06-05

1902 CONNECTICUT AVE Nw.-walkins
dist; lovely front room, newly decorated.
twin beds, for . or 3. Hobart 9644.
3I14 NJ ST NW-Nicely furn rm. for
refined. settled lady: on car line.
HOTEL 144O RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Large, newly furn. studio rooms. for 2
or 3. 81 per week per person.
Evening star., 1942-06-05
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, 10 years experience, de-
sires bookkeeping. billing or folding and
inclosing letters at home: references: good
penmanship. Taylor 1897. 8.
Girl, capable, desires work Monday
through Friday between and 10 pm. Has
drivers permit. also types. Box S7-H. Star.
NURSE. refined, hospital training. exp.
give hypo.: any case: no Sunday; dr.s ref.
s-hour duty; NV. section. HO. O077.
RECEPTIONIST and assistant to physician
or dentist; capable Of handling office rec
ords and some typing. Call ia. 1852
or RA. Obs.
sECRETARY-TYPIsT. in 3Os. now en-
employers reference. No shorthand: S25
wk min. DTS office pref. Woodley O791. :
sTENoGRApHER, experienced, with high
civil service rating. Call Ordway 1890.
TELETYPIsT- CASHIER 20 yrs, expert,
ence western Union. Some typing, no
shorthand. Experienced meeting PUBIC
Receptionist, general Office work. Available
June 18th; Call sH. 4463-M after pm.
TYPIST-CLERK. experie ,ed, capable wom-
an wants part-time position. National
1881, Ext. 800.
WOMAN middle-aged. white: nursemaid
by day or hour: pref. NV.
TO EMPLOYERS.
We have available for immediate en-
ployment unusually well-qualified secre-
taries. typists and ofice workers.
WOOD COLLEGE,
10 14th st. Placement Service. ME. 5o51.
Evening star., 1942-06-05

Protestant lady will share desirable room
with another, twin beds, call in person.
SATURDAY after 2 pm; refs EXCHANGED
Evening star., 1942-06-05
THE STIIDIOS

1905 New Hampshire Ave. NV.
Double room for men, also double for
women; switchboard; plenty of baths.
Evening star., 1942-06-05

INSURANCE SECRETARY WANTED, good
salary for woman living in Takoma Park
Silver Spring area; must be stenographer,
bookkeeper and experienced in writing in
surance policies. Apply in writing. Box
Evening star., 1942-06-05
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc.

GIRL. colored, desires part-time work or
department store work North 1926.
housework, cook; no children. Call AID
o94s 7:30 to o'clock I'm.
GIRLS 90. colored North Carolina, exp.
COOK or cleaning, full or part time work,