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Evening star., 1943-10-26
AUTOMOeIIES WANTED

BUICK owners; call Jack Blank. Adams
cur price. Arcade Pontiac. 1887 irving
CADILLAC owners. call Jack Blank Adams
mo- NV nr. you "lIl ne more than satiSned with
Gar OWNERS, call Jack Blank, Adams
our price Arcade Pontiac. 1437 Irving
559 s s' more s'ss ss.n s,Gs ..,.
hea with our price. Arcade Pontiac 1887
pLYMoUTH, DODGE OR cHRYsLER, 'ss
aF So coupe or convertible wanted Would
% aST TO BUY TR sooa s9la asea sss car for work
Hsye cash for moderately priced car. GE,
PRIVATE PARTY wants TO buy car in good
sonoltlon viii pay cash. Give details.
NAVAL OFFICER wants 1871 Ford or
4t%pc a4i.i%en ADAMS ans $3.50. ., ~ o-
INDIVIDUAL must have a clean 5-passen-
&c. ger car at once. Al cash; no trade. Good
oLDsMoBILE owners, @ 80 can Jack Blank.
ADAMS $500: you will be more than salts
Isa Iyin WIN our price Arcade Pontiac l437
SoSf1Ace oxRers. ",H; call Jack Blank. Adams
eur price. Arcade Pontiac, 143H 1a@G IRVING Vlna
2; 7; C. with or without taxi Call Mr..
srown after 8 am, Ii. 1852; after
TAxiCAb WANTED with P. U. C. license.
IAN any morning between 10 and L. am.
7kIv2TE PARTY desires light car. good
.lfes; pay cash. no pickering. Ii. oos3.
Cash BUYER wants 1869 Fords and
rhHS5Sfis rHKysfkp;n N f99d 99 eondition Union oso6
:3si; 3sl6 Wisconsin NV. Or 1oso' Goee,
:essa * ss meet WI T. ssGS F}SN0 Pontiac 4ael Con-
sy a.stsu fe meet wo j. ssDSd E5sSd Pontiac 1921 Con-
II " o..S II vanfs Fsoo pos.s pE!se C
noDGE AND CHRYsLER wanted: name
TAG 42eI Connecticut. wo. $500. 'A
Possss Ss sss com s
'unked cars any condition. 1R. 1927.
WANT BEST PRICE for your carr See
Loving before YOU sell. We pay extremely |
saLDss.SSosHfhhr 1sassa; RsaS nam. your pne. will
SSNTIAc wANTED-Nam. your price
SS Sonn.ceS Try to mest Wo it s4d6 Fo0d Pontiac 4aal
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy 40 or Al
E n tSHa sSaS2D Nam 'Sos sosr
connectest Con- sEy NV Wo 1t s4do GOOD Pontiac 1921
ANY MODEL, CAR, truck or station
wagon. top cash price; our buyer will come
20 your ,fs1 home 1ae,r, or once any time.
sa2aN aNsmAkos as: Aes' NV SfNEVFoLEf of. 60 oloo.
Cash FOR I935-36-37
TELEPHONE ATLANTIC $500.
sTEUART MOTORS. 3rd AND H SITS NE.
HIGH CASH PRICES
FOR CLEAN. LATE-MODEL
-FORDS-PLYMoUT
BARRY-PATE & ADDISON,
1922 i4th st, NV. ~ 10. ts 100
DON'T GIVE your car away! See
Jack Pry before you sell. 18th
and Pa. ave. Sc.
WANTED, FOR CASH, late
model Chevrolet cars, station
wagons and trucks. Imme-
diate action. Write or phone,
we will come any distance.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., TIPS
Wis. ave. WI. 1855.
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL.
POHANKA SERVICE.
-ll26 coth St. NV District a141
CASH for your car. No waiting. No red tape
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN,
c57 Carroll st. Takoma Park D. c.
Georgia 1900
Evening star., 1943-10-26
Uncle Ruy's Corner

Several important things were put
ashore with Alexander Selkirk when
he was left on the lonely island in
the South Pacific. These included
a flintlock and a pound of gun
powder, bag of bullets, hatchet
and few books.
The island on which he found
himself had, roughly, the shape Of
a triangle. 1t was 13 miles long,
and the average width was about
miles.
Close to half the island was q
rocky waste where few plants grew.
Evening star., 1943-10-26

creatures. They have a keen sense
OF hearing, which enables them to
get about swiftly in the semidark-
ness of the submarine world in
which they reside.
Though the dolphins lead a purely
aquatic life, they must come to the
surface at frequent intervals to dis
charge the old air from their lungs
and fill them with a fresh supply.
DolphinS are carnivorous. They
consume fish by the hundreds, and
apparently they are able to receive
the vibrations of an approaching
school OF fish and enter the school,
doing much damage.
River dolphins are very sociable.
They go about in herds and are from
to 8 feet in length. They are the
smaller cousins of the common dol
phin and have been mistaken for
their larger kin. But the only diff
ference in their habits is their pref
erence for rivers. bays and estuaries
OF rivers rather than the open sea
The common dolphin is a dark
gray color above with white under
parts. The head ends in long, mar
row beak
A ship intrigues dolphins. They
race 1t, and vast numbers of them
follow it for miles. Some have been
known to leap high enough to land
on the deck.
The mother dolphin is devoted to
her calf" which is fully developed
at birth and receives its quota of
milk, as any other mammal. There
is no record of the father taking any
interest in his offspring. However
the mother shows her love for her
baby, which remains with her until
! it is quite capable OF fighting its own
battles.
Evening star., 1943-10-26

Before victory is won, we've got
to build more, fight more and buy
more War bonds. Buy at least a 500
bond during the Third War Loan
above your regular bond buying.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
DC. MAN AIDE
TO SWAMI IN
NEW POST

Prank D. Reeves. prominent
Young attorney OF Washingion
DC IS in The city temporarily
assisting Edward Swami. recent
w appeinied chief examiner Of tho
local FEPc office Precious TO his
assignment 10 tho national Office
~ the FErc IN Washington. Mr.
Reeves was assistant manager Of
me NAAcP office located in ne
CAPITAL City. and also as an M
Srucior IN tho law department o.
Howard university Of which he
Is an allmnus
Married TO he former Flza
beth Walker tho daughter Of Or
Walker WASHINGTON. both of those
Young people arc active IN Tho
social life Of their home The
former is member of the Delta
sorority and the latter Of the
kerpa Alpha PSI fraternity
Nr Reeves. who Is houscguest
~ Mr. and Mrs Fred Hart VII
liams IS relative Of his hest and
brothers II Marion and Detcc-
tive W. s Williams
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
FITZGERALD
Continued from page y

Continued from page y
eemocracy
# Y is the working man ana
woman and The Negro who must
fcel Tho edge 81 the Jeffries as
today. upon VIII m Will Il fan
tomorrow
Good ciiigcns IN general might
well ask themselves This qucs-
iion IN view Of Jeftlics tvran-
meal onihurst If he brands one
person mcmhcr of q "earruct
minority those arc his words
because TINT person voted AGAINST
him then all Others who voted
likewise can he 50 branded, un-
Ter Jofffios' policy
To-day 81 Is the working mar
and fhc Nero
Tomorrow viii y be tho Pole.
he italian re Jew Tho Hum
Farian. tho Rumanian or any
one - The MANY other mnorifv
groups which mako M ihc cos
morollfan POPULATION Of Do'roli1
So far as know this Is ~
fist time IN Dciroii's l1aorv
lint 2 large section ~ ,he npu.
la'ion hrs tceu labelled with the
'ganrstcr" mark nv fhoir own
MAYOR simply hccause thcv
wanted no more of him IN The
executive office. ami voted ac-
ccrAinrlv rs was heir duty
And fcmcwhor This
Or ihr eooooo people Nh
voted IN tho primaries two-thirds
OF ihcm voted against Jtffries
Are all Of Thorn members cf
"ranrsior minornios simrlv be-
cause thoT cesf ? hellot IN nc
eordoncc with Tho dictates ~
fhrir crnscisncc'
T peoplc % an rroups IN ne
lros saw this
Take solemn varninc from his
tmcrlcan attack by Mayor Jcf
frlos
For y e tho workinr man and
The Negro who feel the Ioffries'
r. today tomorrow II may he
y0r
HERON IS and Fred Alton Hem
ry IS Ali three men arc from
Thomn onville Mich md ~
rono Francis krnmcnaker Fl.
from Tyre Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
Pvt. Henry White
Laid To Rest

Funeral ser, ices for Pvt. Henry
Niiie. ~ years old. oi 93G Hcndrie,
Detroit. Mich. we're held Monda,
u'i. i. from the NcFall Fnncral
hnnic. The hody wa> shipped 10
nboloma. Miss. for hnrial Private
White died on Oct 18th. 1913 ut
limp Bonic Texas. He i Sur,h
fi by his wife. Mrs. Di,lan white;
mother. daughter. aunt>. Mrs.
mora sykes; grandmother and
numerous Cousins
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
Sc REPORT
FOR BOOT
TRAINING

GREAT LAKES. III Fifty-s.x
Ncnisan celored men reported
loeenilv far their hopi fraininc
il.o 'he s. naval Training
school here
Learninc what Il means 10
wear The Navy etl0e' the Blue-
'aefcfs.' be are heinz indoctri-
mated into military arHl seaman
ship and naval procedure Their
recruit training period aiSo III
Guides hc Nays Intensive plv.
s'c7l har'lfnlnc rroeran' design
e7 20 pm men IN tip-'op nehiinr
form
the ffly-siy Michigan recruits
are Roberf shepherd rs Aurres
Nich vernard lIamnn Isl Char.
ieroN Neh
George F,lear Encas ~ James
Johns "a lS Robert g rnclius is.
Edward 4 chatham iS Vilhurn
arlis Goldfish, iq John stevens.
~ Smith Roman 2i Walter
Van Ruren 49, Douglas Johnson
iS John Armstrong lr So Fred
Hand ~ Emmett Jackson e.
y zeph Chamhers o5 Robert
Moods 1S lohn Smith Ir. IS.
Eichard Martin S7 Theodore
kelley IS tuclns Rlouni Jr
fSi William BENJAMIN IS: Cyril
Bfrker. rs William Banks Jr.
On BASS rakrr rs John Martin
Wlllans. ~ Vernon Turner IS.
Draahv White. rs Erncst G
smith cc Fdene pownll %:
Clrcncc Ridley rs: wilbur Gsa-
ham. 90: Raymond Earnest
crccn lS Robert Thonas Love
i7 lI,man smith ls Nozcll
TAYLOR % Fitch fiescv rrown
Sci Clarence Wilton lIall iSi
Fnrone Preston Holmes lS:
Rohori Garnet Wa hnrton ef
ana NHllif'
the ahotc fhifiv-eiehi men are
I. m De'roi Mich
Oscar Fln Nillcr $ and
Enin John Nnfphy IS both are
f,om East ! rann Mich Robert
n Fvans j. Ferrdale N'ch
vrivin IEardv rs Fln~hin' N'ch
Nicholas chcrvinsN' oF Hor-
hcrt Woodward 20 fIamiramfk
Nich Lccrord Adamc7k ~
,,rie,ee Nrlrs lT,akon Emil
cianscn % Norhnof' Mich
rnsscn ! Nh uod'nf ~ 81 r.
racc Mich rohcr' ll,slop 50
Sandrsky Min crosfcr Schrcl-
tcr oi Slandish Nich lames
7 .o1nard rafcvcr. rs lack Alvin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
DeIrGters Look
Forward To
Authors Visit
Liberal
Southerner At
Plymouth Sunday

As . follow no Of Miss Lillian
ri's appearance IN Detroit Inc
nt1 fruncl OF Churches Win
~ lin1haneh Is working nhh
n'rworh CONGREGATIONAL church
Fsr'1re Series COMMITTEES IN plan.
ring IN lnsiiuuc on Nonda, Nov
4 ~ me First Conversational
cheA Fores' ami Woodward,
rr1 harqnei that escnine 10
fania, Yen yisr 10 Dcirnp Tho
'heTc ~ The Institute Nin b. a
flrel discussion on "Nhaf Is 10
~ d1re2 and racc Relations
'Thinr - Do Arthur nauhant
7 hc iho lender n NE panel
+ Victor Rcmhor fonis Mari
~ FNhor courhin Ra, Hatch
q ara lllian Smith, rs r,ombors
r 'se p1rcl Mr. lI1mnhey 81
ce2sf - Wavno uriyessliy
'r' II MARSH also ~ Navao
tfe.r are lending much 7oal
Hni onibnsiasm 10 No
fn ~ Tho Irsiifp'c
ian Smith is familiar 20
raff people as iho courareon
fs author ~ "Soufh To-Day
'' has written articles sn~h
's Growing Into Froe'or nor
'r'lnr her personal observation
q aeo barred serfccaii y white
ssr nacv and 'ho Norro's place
h f'o South |nurninr popr
sas Rock pwfh" ar1 ~
rfrf Was SIT A Candidate"
NE o'her articles written hv Miss
s'' " Tho lihcral macarlro
~non Ground" This libo ~
vna was educated ia nlii
and New York ara lirod
''~o voars IN China vhosc sho
er 20 Sc" hc world imp'ica
~ raCc nrcmdirc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
CLASSES IN
ESPERANTO

>fa frco classes in Esperanto
~ NcGregor Pnhlir N
mel2arinc floor leiA4
VIZ a~ard avenue Highland Park
thursday. Oct ~ with Herbert
J l1wn AS instructor
icf2rio IS me inicrnational
aAaafy language which IS claim
81 70 he the most logical rlcarcst
l''e most easily learned language
ny mother. daughter, amt, Mrs.
CO..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
institute On What's To Be Done Follows Mrs Smiths Talk
Howard Prexy Lifts
Crowd With Promises
OF Brighter Future

"Any r~f nfo ~
ne m4 r
'ne AZ ta
tA'n eiop 'N ot
i Nr lee
Of lit 4a
Baprs' ,hureh
"The Lorl never ntu..4 fs
us TO postpone the hasm ~
liyirs mil VIC 81 90 q
h. adesd ilfavn is ~ 90
70 me hearts Of men ana '
make prcpa atoms NV
The disNogusisa pf
eleventh raair III Nh su4
th" 2N ~ ar o'i
lie gave a Hts iref i9uaf
ia'ssaee whir lr ded 'e RI
'noly ard words ~t--~--
'~emenf.
Dr johns also aiie-s,e q
larse ps'hsrlna n the snnlar
evening forum ils adtletss was
prediction Of Thing IT, Come."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

heroii's OCp ,o'f GERS we're
lcd IN lhis week by Frank
NcLauiy. director 10 canta-r
friends and acquaintance
" ? ,iiy wido drive 70 recrnit
remhers for the Women's Army
CONS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
Hamtramck Whites Fiight
.Bi-Raeial Occupancy Suit

The lone and b 4 r~ts ~ 4
group ~ IIanir1mtN Nsrroe.
lead hy Iorov G Wile editor
md radio commcrf nr. and M,
Rev c VI Netra'f past r ot
tho ST Peters ANE Zion church
70 establish htracial occupancy
o. Colonel IIan'ramck Homes
Federal Project Threatened this
week 70 npse Tho governments
entire PROGRAM ~ segregated
housing Tho lIaniranck firht
which seemed AZ he beeinninr
as an Isolated political aranmeni
'httween White MS editor Of IIam-
iramck's Ncrr wockly and thf
lhen Nayor " IlamWawek Wal.
Ter Kanar has now Developed
into 2 naroual issue with tho
owes Of the naiin focused up-
on il
cirruit Judge powii u Ner-
riam concluded hoarlnes Tues
day IN the On ETamiramck hous-
ing nrolcci directing ho'h parties
10 file briefs after which he VIII
hear arguments 10 declared n.
formally that tho oasa might car.
rs over into lsruary
Tho case fhat " Md prevent
ne iam' annex TIonsnr com-
mis- ION from Ger lftinr he 2oo
unit project known as tho Col,
onoi EIamtramck Homes white
residents only" 70, under Tav
Ia week before circni judge
Dewitt II Nerriam with Mr.
White as he first Witness IN the
case The Youthful I'n
lcader fcfffad 'ha' be was not
In favor az de.irrailon n INV
rr iec' for nc uo ~ en- nar.
iienar nn'innul orn No ffr
thor ~ iiica 'r hc was nnf
pposed 70 p'laie housing and
llew such pnhlr housing shoult
No. "far evervhnde
Waiics airorrcvs e Ifhron
simmons and Fl,in Dofcunori
produced six Witnesses who ie--
tificd tht 'htv hal received an-
nlica,ions for mo mr. 'cct aml
had hccn notified tha' 'hov haa
been accented only 10 be turned
down whom ihe Ilv lnr Com
mission missed iho ~ mcrs ree-
o'u'ion ~. 9oc "for White or'v"
These Witnesses lnc'rd11 Ni'rh-
ON PANTS IL gto' ~ nN ra' fc~
Poser m neoulr Mrs Narv
Cravf,ra ~ 2aiS Nerfre Ms
Nozcllc prniit Of 1eoso FnmpNr
md N.s Minnie clort ~ HOP
Grand Haven
Simmons and Dayfrp s"h-
minis'railve Assistant for ihc
Commission who tos'ifio1 fat
the Cmn seton had irifNitd 70
hnild anofhcr nroi fr NNe
Stanlev Wotil n' q ffc
Commission told tie court tlr'
Tho Cnmmis,in lnd s'c7rcd
second project ~ Nerrnos h''
that opposition FROM ressn'e
groups ineirdlue somo Nrroes
has hsltcd 'hc rfe'c" N7'f'k
saiiihn on fw oreae'nns e1fn
~ Nceroes onto in~ fho nro
wcro lead hv TIE p'al"tff wNio
Simmons is-uod sia'e'reri {"
he press IN v'|lrh Nr doe
the. II Ir3re Ncrris'''s feo's''n
vas 10 the odfcrsc fh'f Nnr'
would arrsal - rerd he AT
ihn wav 70 We United SA'ns
srrrcme Court"
sovon per cent ~ tho project
or % mi are now W
ire rcsrlt Of an lniun iln lssrca
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30

Heron rs and Fred Allcr Hen
~ IS MI ihroc men arc from
Thomn. onville Mich md ~
ronc Francis Krnmcnaker Fl.
from Tyre Michigan
Evening star., 1943-05-21

CAMP LEE, Va.-Pvt. Nathan M.
Miller, husband OF Mrs. Mary Made
line Miller, 3 Chestnut street, Cal
thersburg, Md, has been promoted
to the rank of technician, fifth
grade, here at the Quartermaster
Replacement Training Center. where
he is mail clerk, platoon. leader and
supply room assistant assigned to a
quartermaster training regiment.
His mother, Mrs. Eleanor M. Miller,
also resides in Gaithersburg.
NEW HAVEN. Conn-Aviation
Cadet Harold E. Nelson, husband of
Mrs. Helen Trebus Nelson, 1716 r
street Sc, is now attending the
Army Air Forces Technical Training
School here at Yale University.
FORT MYERS, Fla. - Sergt.
Thomas A. Palmer. son of Mrs.
George v. Palmer, 1923 Macarthur
boulevard NV, recently was grad
uated from the Army Air Forces
Flexible Gunnery School here as a
qualified aerial gunner.
SEYMOUR, Ind-Lt. Hugh c.
Jones, jr., husband Of Mrs. Sally R.
Jones, formerly of 1900 Key boule-
ward, Arlington, Va, has been as
signed as fight instructor to the
advanced twin -engine flying school
here at the Freeman Army Air Field.
Evening star., 1943-05-21
h1ejWlTH Id. c.
FIGHTING MEN@ :

Mex, and Carlsbad Field, N. Mex,
formerly was employed as a scien-
tific aide.
BROOKS FIELD. Text. WAL
ter D. Galbraith, son of Mrs. Jenny
c. Galbraith, 5000 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV, recently reported for duty
here from Stinson Field as assist
ant post engineer.
HONDO, Tex.-Lytton H. Gibson,
a. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul w.
Gibson, Falls Church, Va, recently
was graduated from the Army Air
Forces Navigation School here and
was awarded his navigator wings
and commissioned second lieu
tenant in the Army Air Forces. He
is now ready for combat duty.
ON FURLOUGH.-EnSign j. Bond
Smith, jr., Coast Guard Reserve,
who for the past five months has
been in command of a patrol boat
operating out of the naval section
base at Ocracoke, N c., is home on
Today furlough with his family
Evening star., 1943-05-21

KEARNS, Utah.-Second 1t. Nor
man Finkelstein. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Finkelstein, 1006 Florida
avenue NE, who recently graduated
from oflcer candidate schools at
Miami Beach, Fla, and Harvard
University, has reported for duty
here at the Army Air Forces Tech
nical Training Command Basic
Center. 1t. Finkelstein, who at
tended George Washington Univer-
sity, formerly was employed as a
supervisor in the Census Bureau.
COLUMBIA, S. C.-Second 1t.
John w. Bertram, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Bertram, 5o4 South
Adams street, Arlington, Va, re-
Gently reported to the Army Air
Base here and has been assigned to
q medium bombardment group as
bombardier-navigator. 1t. Bertram,
who won his wings in February after
completion of specialized training at
Army Air Forces Flying Schools at
Santa Ana. Calf; Albuquerque, N
Evening star., 1943-05-21

1t. Jones, who attended George
Washington University, formerly
was employed as classification off,
Ger for the Federal Works Agency.
TINKER FIELD, Okla.-Second
1t. Edward F. Mahoney, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward M. Mahoney, 629
Farragut street NV. is now sta
toned here at the Oklahoma City
Air Depot 1t. Mahoney, who
attended St. Johns Preparatory
School and Columbus University
Junior College, was commissioned
in the Army Air Forces In February
at Spence Field, Ga.
Evening star., 1943-05-21

ATLnuf LAnCaS-
ter, son of Inger
Simonson Ian
caster, 8400 Wis
consin avenue,
Bethesda, Md,
recently " ere
graduated from
the Naval Air
Training Center
here and were
CO m m | S stoned
second lieuten-
a n is in the
United S t a t e S
Marine Corps
Reserve. B o t h
ranaiuoA
Evening star., 1943-05-21

at 7059 Eastern avenue. Takoma
Park, Md. A graduate Of the Uni
versity Of Maryland, Ensign Smith
was commissioned in the Coast
Guard on graduation from the Coast
Guard Academy in New London,
Conn, in November.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex.-Wil-
liam Robert Hickman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry L. Hickman, 315
Franklin street NE, and Nelson Nc
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Dr., Gookin Elected

DR.. Edward H. Gookin, Washing
ton eye specialist. has been re-
elected president of the Friendship
Fire Association for the third con-
Evening star., 1943-05-21

men received 1t. N N. Lancaster.
their preliminary training at the
Naval Reserve Aviation Base at
AnacoStia.
Evening star., 1943-08-18
HELP MEN AND WoMEk.

BO0KKEEPER, experienced in real estate
work; good wages, of Saturdays a mo-
at p.m and OF all day the other 2.
Phone for appointment Mr. whiteford
or Mrs. Trosner. 1914 K st. NV. D1. a706.
COUPLE tcolored>. man for general house,
hold duties, wife for cooking and clean
ing: live in Call CO. 4154.
D1SHWASHER for restaurant. no Sunday
work. The Preside Inn, 1742 Conn.
KITCHEN HELP, colored: sood pay and ex-
cellent working conditions, Charpal Grill,
SODA FOUNTAIN DISPENSERS. expert
Executive Pharmacy, I432 x ST. NV
Evening star., 1943-08-18
SITUATIONS ooMESIIC.

COOK OK-HOUSEKEEPER, colored. for group
of officers mot over 100: refs. prefer TO
do own marketing; can take entire char.e.
Fox 3S1-V. Star 19'
GIRL. colored. stay nights, exper. cook
and cleaner: city references excellent sal
ary expected. DU. 3056.
GIRL, colored, wants Job taking care OF
children. or kitchen help: no Sundays.
Claire Waugh. 629 Morton st. NV.
GIRL, colored, would like Job as salad girl
in ca feteria hotel: experienced: eve
nings preferred DE. 623s.
GIRL. colored, wants days work. Tuesday
to Friday. Ii S4oa
GIRL, colored, wants job as mothers
helper: clean and honest. Ii. 1918. 90
GIRL wants lob cleaning office or house
WORK for employed couple; no laundry.
Phone DI. 9199.
LAUNDRESS. experienced, personal work,
curtains nicely done; sunny yard; refer
enceS AID. S9Ta. 2911 Ga. ave. NV.
WOMAN, colored, wishes part-time or
days work. excellent references. HO,
226O between Q and . pm
Evening star., 1943-08-18
HELP DOMESTIC.


GArABLE ehd WOMAN for Of 3 aysaToe
in family Sundays off. 5l9 Park lane,
GsthsIaa E s,aa Nd n r., Oh .xn 52aS ,r.rss ,oor.,
cHILDREN's NURSE. d White, Tex exp'' n for n'? ,
children. 3. 3. of employed mother:
800 mo wi 493a
CLEANER. colored, for general housework:
sq home 5es sshii sth ST. sty ns rsf "a sazs
COOK. experienced. with references past
o De2a time 0hf d sfp seeR pnons
GooK-GENERAL HousEwoRKER, SIS.
COOK. experienced, light housework, small
family, apt; Monday thronsh Saturday.
paTt me Good aldy Must haye city
COOK; plain, to go to seashors from Aug.
TO q position possbe npon
return. Phone WA, 200s after pm.
COOK experieneed' s,h.%, no Sundays SIS
general HoUsEwoRKER white or COL
ored) to go with family to Ocean CITY. Md,
GESEkHL Ssifa 40 t GsoSssa eoofns S9
@$9 PAP 4 % sve. ! Tsk; N PE. MAJ Ma 81; soss -
wiz, children; no Sunday; live in 81.
SHW, s,ns EaTSpRy in n.g family live rSs,rs in
FALLS CHURCH a5ic.W' N anu %: Y,
G,HW, neat. relia bic; live in or out; good
G'p Bm s %set f0s 5s4 hT Park ron n vi
GIRL or woman. mothers helper neat and
clean; must have health card: no Sundays.
GIRL, colored; hours, : am, to pm;
care of ] child. Csn after pm, At
GIRL, colored. aged 1s to % years, gen
erai houseworker. Salary, S75 per month.
:? employed adults, boz l2 yrs. No
laundry. Call MI al21. Ext 90, from
GIRI.-Be ethesda, family desires experienced
girl for e.hw. sleep in; conv transp.: will
pay well. Phone No. 66Il for interview
GIRLS. white 90. friends or sisters: one
work; ls-month- old child. apt; live in;
good salary; must be experienced; refer
s,nsis sness Bog 30 417-x, Star ..u.nt ..,.r
HOUSEKEEPER, white. for small 4-room
apt; 5h day week. Call RA 92o3.
to care for 3-mo.-old baby. $50 wk, with
room and board. GIL Oa52.
MAID for general housework; live in; no
sRndays sERS v 3 EM sdults ssas Sl2l Chevy Chase
MAID, days week to. $50 pm. Mon
day through Friday. Call IA. $3.50 after
MAID, s.h.w., light laundry. in family
5h-day week. no Sunday; good salary
ss1s esas sss
MAID. colored. part time Ehv.. small
apt. no cooking, no children hours. q to
Week ao0a and no esSfare sos 30
s442 before 10 an. '
Evening star., 1943-08-18
FIREMEN.
TRUCK DRIVER

(Whlte),
For florist shop; must be
thoroughly reliable and ac-
quainted with city. Apply
Geo. c. Shaffer, Inc, l4th
and Eye Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-18
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER for

Washington branch once of nationally
known manufacturer with large Govern
ment war contracts. Will be the only
girl in charge OF small once to handle
inquiries. dictation, etc. Good work.
portunity for Advancement. 81 664 to
Mr.. Huburd. District s4sl. for sp-
pointment.