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Evening star., 1943-06-24

terms OF the airline =. seneca.
Treaty of Canandagwah of 1894. L.
Sergt. Seneca. who until recently
was on duty in the Military District
of Washington, is the niece of Cor
nelius Seneca, president of the
Seneca Nation. She has a sister,
1t. Vivian Seneca. serving with the
Army Nurse Corps in Panama. Prior,
to Joining the WAACS. Sergt. Sen
eca was an art supervisor in the
Schenectady. N. Y, public schools.
She also served as an advisor on
Indian affairs for radio station in
that city.
Four other WAACS also on duty
in the District have been ordered to,
the Offlcer Candidate School here.
They are Frances E. Sutcliffe, tech
Evening star., 1943-06-24

seventh street Sc; Evelyn L. Nc
Elroy, 1920 Porter street N.W;;
Alvera M. Okerlund. 1901 Massal-
chusetts avenue NV; Blanche NJ.
Quaglito, 6ll8 Forty-third street,
Hyattsville, Md; Barbara I. Thorne,
l44s N street NV; Helen G. Stew
enin, 1901 Massachusetts, avenue
NV: Mary G. Williams, 1901 Hol-
brook street NV, and Helen r.
West, Barton Hall, West Potomac
Park. 4.
FORT DES MONIES, Iowa.-In,
cluded in the luggage of Airline F.
Seneca, technician, fourth grade,
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps, who
Evening star., 1943-06-24

l.. Armantrout, 1907 Orren street
NE; Agnes S. Davis, 1886 Eleventh
street NV; Christine M. Downey,
2ll5 Pennsylvania avenue NV;
Helen E. Espey, 3l6 Webster street
NV: Neva P. Fesler. 1l46 South
Thomas street, Arlington, Va;
Leona Froehlich, 1880 Sixteenth
street NV.
Martha l.. Holmes, 1901 Twenty
Evening star., 1943-06-24
~ DC. WOMEN -
. " UNIFORM IS

Fifteen Washington women have
been called to active duty in the
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps and
have been transferred to the Third
WAAC Training Center at Fort
Oglethorpe. Ga, for their basic
training. They are Auxiliaries Ruth
Evening star., 1943-06-24

recently arrived
here at the First
WAAC Training
Center to attend
Omcer c a n d l.
date Scool, were
six yard of
bright C O.
The calico is
Sergt. Seneca'S
S h a e Of t h e
bounty annually
paid members of
the Seneca In
dian Nation by
t h e U nj t e d
S t a tes under
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15
Ethel Waters
Scores in role
She made


Ethel Waters. star OF the stage
play. makes a spectacular screen
appearance in Metro-G oldwyn-May-
er's Cabin in the sky, in which
she plays her original role Of Pc
tunia. In the picture which is
now showing at the Paramount
theatre downtown-she sings the
title song and several other numb
ers. Eddie Rochester Anderson.
noted comedian plays opposite her
as her scapegrace husband, who il
saved from Lucifer, Jr., through
her faith.
Lena Horne is cased as the charm
er who almost proves Rochesters
undoing. Rex Ingram as Lucifer
IT.. Louis Armstrong, Hall John
son and Choir and Duke Ellington
and his band are among the feat
ured personalities. Many noted en-
tertainers appear in the fantasy
and music from the original Broad
way production is Augmented with
catchy original songs and special
ties.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
THOMAS FUNERAL HONE
2O22 Lake ST. Webster 2022
ANNOUNCE RECRUITMENT OF
10000 NEGRO MARINES

With one unit u Negro marines
already assigned to overseas duty
and others being trained in artil-
Iery. anti-aircraft, communications
and other fields. Marine Corps
Headquarters announced plans for
recruitment of 10000 Negroes.
Approximately 1000 Negro Mar
ines are now being trained in the
51st Composite Defense Battalion
at Montfo-d Point. Camp Lejeune-
mammoth Marine Training Reser-
walton at New River. N. C.-and
new recruits are arriving at the
rate of 40 a day.
BreakLg a tradition OF 1877 years
the Marine Corps began the enlist
ment Of Negroes on June l, 1912.
Three months later, the first group
Of 1900 volunteers from all sec=-
ions Of the country began their
training at the zoo square mile
North Carolina camp which had
been constructed at a COS Of s6s.-
oe0, 600.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15
TO TIA A TO NEW
BRIDES SURPRISE
Cby HARRY LEvETTE)

Los Angeles, May 10 tANP) -
With not only the screen. stage.
business and society circles here
surprised. but even the bride her
self, Earl Dancer, internationally
known theatrical figure, and Mrs.
Viola Nicholas, mother Of the fam
Gus Nicholas Brothers dance team.
were married at Tia Juana, Next
at the Savoy and those that do re-
gard it as another job.-..You see.
the Moe Gale outfit which owns the
Savoy and the bands of Lucky Mil
Under, Erskine Hawkins and the
Sunset Royals il all white, CharI-
Is Buchanan, the manager Of the
hall. is a Negro-.-.It seems that
whatever financial gain that has
been made at the Savoy has been
made first by Moe Gale ard then
parceled out to the members Of the
race. And that is the picture CT
the Savoy closing to date.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15
Mother of Nicholas Bros.
with Earl Dancer

.co Thursday afternoon. The Git
prise to the bride lay IN thu fact
that when she thought they were
headed for the marriage license
bureau in Civic centre, Los Angel
IS. to make the three day advance
application for a license under Cal
ifornia's strict law. Mr.. Dancer wa
speeding to the Mexican border.
She asked in surprise. Where are
we going?~ ITO Tia Juana. waa
couples IAN get married right now
answered Earl as he hit the high
way for the more than 200 mile Fly
mantle errand.
Accompanying them was Mrs.
Fayard Nicholas. young daughtar-
In law, wife Of Fayard Nichols
now in the army. whom they hal
brought as witness to the apple
alton. Arrived at san Diego, pass
ports We're secured without delay
and they hurried to the office n
one Of the Justices Of peace s.
plentiful in this Mexican ~Gretna
Green" In a little while they were
made one, but not before the news
had spread like wild-fire that 70
nous folk were getting spliced.
They know and love the seasAt
ionally dancing Nicholas BROTHER
in Mexico, and all in the vicinity
took up the cry. .vientel vientc,
eet ees the mama the NeechoIas
muehachos." So by the time tue
Justice proclaimed Ora 70 pro
nuncio hombre usteded y osposl
there was a crowd Of witnesses az
plauding gaily.
The happy couple returned at
once, and arranged to spend their
honeymoon on the Dancer ranch
at Elsinore. some 50 miles from Les
Angeles. They plan to make this
their future home, where the new
Mrs. Dancer. who is fond of coun-
try life and chicken raising, viii
supervise the lucrative poultry
business which Earl plans to en-
large Already it is stocked Up
with hundreds Of Rhode Island
Reds and Hampshires, 50 he is ar
ranging TO add 1000 more in order
to keep up with the demands Ct
the market. While the bride T. w
tending to this, Dancer. who 1u1n-
bers among his many theatrical a.
chievements the discovery Of Ethel
Waters and Jeni LeGon. win POI
his new elaborate stage show A.
ricana" before the footlights. Re
hearsals started last week at a
downtown theatre, with Magyar
planned for the locale Of the open
ing. Following its Los Angeles
run. it is to hit the road for some
key cities already bargaining for it.
Mrs. Nicholas-Dancer- pretty.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15
MUSIC, ROMANCE, DRAMA
BLENDED IN NEW MGM HIT

Music, drama and fantasy mingle
in rapid-fire entertainment that
starts in an air-conditioned Hades
and ends in a wrecked night club
in Cabin in the Sky.
The picture is highlighted by
such musical hits as Happiness Is
a Thing Called joe cabin IN the
Sky" Here 1 Go Again" Honey
in the Honeycomb" and other haunt
ing numbers.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

And it's an intimate diary Of the
dangers that daring men face
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Assignment In Brittany" brings YOU
all this excitement of plot plus the ex-
element OF a new personality, too.
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You'll be thrilled with the performance
Of Pierre Aumont, great French ssar in
his first Hollywood roleI
" " y "
A dangerous role that includes making
love to another mans sweetheart
(prettlly played by Susan Petersl:
posing as the son of 4 woman he never
even seen before; and, more dangerous
still, keeping another mans date vitna
treacherous siren who has sold OUT
to the Nazis.
X II
Assignment In Brittany" is todav's
BIG NEWS N Entertainment!
P-S- Assign your dollars to ACTION.
Buy Bends and keep buying them.
-Iea
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Jitterbugs we amt got much
talk for you-.-you jitterbugs have
sat in a corner and let it rain On
you. But we can mention that or
er worked 'tadoo" Scootes is out
fittin' around in. The black drap-
ped suit is dropped. The jacket is
about "a mches-way past his bel
ders Rnees). and his trousers are
a peg-gepi Shall we go ONO.
IT'S TOO MUCH
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15
My Friend Flicka' at Orpheum; Cabin
In theSky' at Paramount Thurs.;...
White Black Mixing Claimed Reason for Closing 4arIen's Savoy

in the Savoy is generally accepted
as the reason for its closing, al
though the boys aren't talking a.
bout it too loud. Young kids
without chaperons have been al
lowed to run wild for years with
the consequential toll in juvenile
delinquency Older persons of all
types and varieties have made the
Savoy a hangout, chasing chicks"
while somebody in q responsible
position at the Savoy has winkad
at the situation. While this is no
brief for the action Of the cops. The
board Of health. the army and all
else involved, it stands TO reason
that sometimes we have to speak
the truth even when it hurts.
It is definitely true that the az
ton seems to be based on a color
1oAO dAd That II l. part u q WIZ
program to Willy Harlem and its
Negro population Yet, on the
other hand. there are instances
wherein things can Be prepared f1r
where steps can be taken to ease
the blow when it falls This was
not done in the ease OF the savoy
The many name orchestras which
have played Savoy dates viii b.
victimized by having no such AN
to come on" in in Harlem-..-O
the other hand, comparatively flx
Of the colored bands get long STANDS
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15
WOMAN GETS
MOTHERS DAY CARDS

Los Angeles-- Cal. May 10-Mrs.
Mary L. Capek, who has no child
rem CT her own. received Mothers
day greetings from rs soldiers
somewhere in north Africa.
When they were manning a
searchlight battery near her home
in @sary, 1912, she fed them
aEd did their mending. Their Mo
ther dag greeting: Hello Nom
Miss your waffles. What's cook
in'?"
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

The Omaha Athletic clubs man
ager and asst. manager and the
wide awake office force and the
two front door men and the check
room ladies and the very neat page
girls and the elevator operators
and the bell boys and the headwai-
ter from the show-me-state and the
two captains, one from the lone
star state and the other from the
razor-back hog state and the stream
lined chef cook, who is an expert
on spaghetti and the very fine
crew Of cooks and the very obl1g-
ing checkers and the three pantry
ladies that always serve the wait
ers quickly-are all certainly on
the UP and go right on the beam.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15
AFL'S GREEN HITS PLANT
SEIZURE BILL

Washington, DC, May IL Presi-
dent William Green OF the AT of
L. said that the Connally plant
seizure bill lis wrong in principle.
lacking in necessity and would he
unjust in its application"
In a letter to members Of the
house, Green urged defeat of the
senate-approved measur. Green
said AFL members voluntarily laid
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15
PRESIDENT APPROVES NAVY
HOSPITAL FUNDS

Washington. DC. May Il Presi-
dent Roosevelt signed legislation
Monday. authorizing an appropria-
ton Of two million dollars for ex-
pansion Of disqualification facilities
available to dependents Of naval
and marine corps personnel. The
navy dept. said peacetime faciIit-
les were inadequats.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

We wants t school make
up your mind where you will spend
your-money and evening next
Sat. I'm wearin' out my rationed
shoes trying to keep up with you
from the Elks to the LegiOnl
See you at the Clouds of joy
Your Girls Along the Streets.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15
Watch for "Crash DiUe"

petite. and 50 charming as to hive
become very popular here's de-
voted 70 EarIs mother, Mrs. FRED
Mason. widow OF one Of the VESTS
most outstanding lawyers Sever
al pieces Of income property. BE-
sides a home In the city ana the
ranch. r included in the family
estate.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Mrs. Mrie Brucls Of Leaven-
worth, Kansas and her daughter,
Mrs. Blanche Kerford Of Topeka,
Kansas we're week end guest If
Mrs. Charles J. Porter of 2217 Ohio
St. and on the evening Of May c.
Mr.. Porter and Mrs. Brooks were
married and it was a very beauti-
ful wedding. Rev. Ridley of s..
Johns AME. church performed the
ceremony that joined them in Holy
wedlock and the Kitchen club Of
St. Johns Church and a few friends
were entertained at a lovely recep-
ton and buffet luncheon served by
Mrs. Bertha Hawkins, Mrs. Blanche
Kerford and Mr.. H. W. Smith,
Orchids and a happy life to 1he
bride and groomI
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Charles Roper is coming on
double with a certain chic He
pitched a party for the crowd Sat
night and it only added up to a
perfect evening. Roper's a sharp
killer.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15
ROCHESTER, TWO-TIMER
IN CABIN IN THE SKY.

Eddie( Rochesterl Anderson fore
swears adventures with the polar
bear Carichael and other antics ta
become a thoroughly terrified. but
none the less comica1 character Is
Little Joe, sinner, with Lucifer, Jr
and the forces of good in a strug-
gle for his soul, in MONS cabin
in the Sky" musical fantasy based
on the New York stage hit, now at
the Paramount Theatre.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

aside the strike weapon for the DIR
alton OF the war but will Oppose
with all the power at their comm
and any attempt to compel them to
do So"
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Fellow walters do you at any
time look around at yourself and
give yourself consideration and use
your thoughts in the right way
for this life is no path Of roses and
we should think very seriously Of
the future as old father time is al
ways on the job and if we don't
think for ourseIves-no one else Is
going to do it for US. So by all
means let Us wake up and live AMI
at the same time give serious
thoughts Of what we should do 10
improve our conditions. as we all
should remember we are not grow
ing any younger day by day.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

The northside union QUILTING
Company and the 9 center eli
dressed up for spring business
Mr.. Holmes the tailor on 18th &
Farnam St, shopping.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

There are a few points we ran
enlighten you to---aItho every
thing IS Just like the Bear-Ain't
nobody nowhere this week-oniy
we is forced to mention honorable
mentions such as---Cpl. Charlie
Williams was spotted in the Leg
ion night club reorganizing his
Eastern speed with old friends.
Charlie is here on a IA teen dav
leave. He is pinning Maggie John
son mostly. Hon
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

jeff and Alberta Booth is cook
in somethin' UP and it's smellIn'
awfully fishey-wonder have they
the same idea-al1 other two's
get when that luv bug bites222
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

r =
You'll e how
the French I'm
d~erground oper-
ates
" " "
You'll watch
Secret Agents
land by para
chute
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15
TIE WEEK

StreamIined James Robinson Of
the UP dining car service, was in
a northside business house for a
hot minute one evening and when
this writer appeared on the scene
II was a 3 minute real fellowship
chat-it was a pleasure James.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15
AROUND IN HARLEM
tby DON DeLEIGHBUR)

(by DON DeLEIGHBUR)
NEW YORK-The Savoy Ball
room l. dark and may remain So.
The Home Of Happy Feet where
millions thronged during its II
years Of existence as a landmark
OF Harlem and OF New York City
Is now on the inactive list because
Of board Of health, police and army
action in taking steps 70 protest
the men in armed forces The
NAACP and other organizations
have taken up the fight to get II
opened again, but from this corn
er such efforts appear futile since
it has been in the cards for a long
time that the Lenox Avenue rend-
ezvous Of j-itterbuggery was doom
ed.
Some claim the mixing of the
elientele-Negro men dancing with
white women-was the real reason
why the Savoy is closed There
are others who contend that the
careIessness Of the management in
allowing certain situations to exist
is responsible In this instance,
it IS believed that the employees Of
the Savoy. the doormen, the bouu-
GERS, the walters, countermen, tic
ket sellers, manager and assistant
manager from long experience
could come t know certain types
Of patrons. They were believed
to have been smart enough TO rec
ognize a bad egg among the
many women who appeared at the
place every time the doors were
opened It was their duty to see
that such people didn't rel in.
The mixing of the races at the
Savoy has long been a source of
irritation to reactionary whites in
New York who figured It lowered
the prestige Of the practice Of
white supremacy" for young
white beauties to be cutting rug
in the arms Of an unsavory look
ing hepcat, his hair plastered close
to his skull as possible with loads Of
lard, his trousers tapering from bsl
loon-Iike knees to tunnels al the
cuffs and his shoes turned up en-
the end like Chinese snakes, the
fireworks variety which to be
lighted before they burn into a
curling ash. For this reason The
Savoy has had more than its share
Of policemen detailed there over
the years, ready at the drop Of a
hat to lock Up everything black
and chase everything white back
downtown.
Lax supervision of what went on
Sanderson Brown downtown on
business.
NAACP should have 1.OO0 Nom
ber>kir in Omaha
&C Credit Union would ike ~
every one to take out SINE shares.
Arthur McCaw in the Z. S. mali F,
service.
Al churches wen attended on
Mothers DAY.
Food ration to be adjusted and
housewives to be given informal
iC1 that viii be helpful to them.
Omaha spring musical win have
an overflow crowd
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Mr.. Vern WheatIey gives his
wife a very neat surprise.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Rev. T. P. Williams talking bus
mess on oath and Willis avenue
with Joe Lewis.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15
Fl q sc q
nsff
GIRLS
ON The
STREETS

Between midnight and dawn ev-
cry creature is making their creaps
DARK town is over crowded
with cats holding on to his JOY
juice and chics holding on to their
cats D.. -hoy.,n,
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Since this issue viii be issued be-
fore the stomp Of Andy Kirk
we viii dig you lightly until next
week then We viii expose you
to the jump'n 1--WE.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

The Chicken Hut really held It's
own sat. night. that certain gang
that partyed in the south room
was playing so hard. That Cat
from Los Angeles Mr.. Chester
and his playmate and several 9TH
ers knocked themselves OUT
Donald Bryant was looking SO
sharp playing hard as hard can
be played with a certain chic that
is only in love with him. They
were comm on strong behind the
curtains (of love.l
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

DR.. Hawkins in Fl. Scott Kan.
his old home on business.
Roosevelt Post American Legion
new headquarters going over III.
top
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

We received the very good news
that Brother Tom Phillips is out
after a very serious illness and it
was good news for we all hope for
him all the success this wide word
has to offer.
Race Horse headwaiter has pur-
chased q fine home and we say
Good luck to you and family.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Mr.. T. ?. Mahammitt. Omaha's
outstanding citizen and business
man.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Mr.. Simon Harold always giving
help to his fellow bros.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

assignment in Brittany" the M-G-M
motion picture. is an amazing f0recastcf
what the zero-hour will actually be hkei
= n X r
Here's a film with real shock-power-
a story Of mounting excitement and
continuous susuensei
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Parkin' at the south end of the
beautiful American Legion we dug
Billy Richerson. or shall we say
Sergeant Billy Richerson...- he
looked 50 fine he was already
captured,
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Mrs. Adam Lee and her sister
Mrs. Alice Phillips on n. oath st.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Assignment in Brittany is a blueprint
Tor the coming assault on Hitler's
Europe.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

II. ". Smith had the pleasure Of
entertaining Mrs. Blanche Kerfc-d
at the Ritz theatre and the new
Legion headquarters and Mrs. Ker-
ford finished the evening of pleas
ure by making a long distant call
to her family in Topeka. Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dotson very
busy with their farm.
7ss Tech. School Sgt. Army af-
force. Army air base. Lincoln.
Nebraska.
Pfc Samuel NJ. jackson in On
aha at a northside business house
Gabby Watson and a friend very
busy in a billiard game.
-AS A1S AOIs VI. ware Lit
Mr.. Hudson very busy in an army
argument
George Watson and Guy Robbins
talking things over at the barber
shop.
Many soldiers in the cf-y-dl
looking very neat.
Read the Omaha Guide and rou
don't have to ask the other fallow
what is going on.
Ee1 Parker Of The Mo. Pacific
RR q very trusted employee and a
g0 getter for business for the road
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Wearing red fox furs-was Mrs.
Ann wilson of Garran. Ind, and
husband, Mr.. Thirkled wilson Of
Los Angeles, digging Omaha light
~ They partyed at the Legion
and Elks Club Sat. night and Dug
Mary's chicken hut early SUNDAY
morning with Bronzeville's play
mates.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

James Bell and his dog on oath
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Al churches wen attended /,
Mothers DAY.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Read the Omaha Guide and you
don't have to ask the other falIow
What is going on.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

George Watson and Guy Robbins
talking things w al the barber
shop.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Many soldiers in the cf-y-dl
looking very neat.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Brother Clip Gordon and Jack
Hall are very good pieces of Serv-
ice furniture at the Hill hotel.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Food ration to be adjusted and
housewives to be given informal
iC1 that viii be helpful 10 them.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

&C Credit Union would ike -,r
every one to take out SINE shares.
Arthur McCaw in the U. S. mail
service.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

The FonteneIle hotel walters are
up to the minute on service.
The Cottonwood Room at the
Blackstone hotel is going over Zig
at all times.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Mr. and Mrs. John Dotson very
busy with their farm.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

NAACP should have 1000 mc1n-
beT>Eir in Omaha
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Ee1 Parker Of the Mo. Pacific
RIP q very trusted employe and a
go getter for business for the road.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Perry Taylor, Wm. Ware and
Mr.. Hudson very busy in an army
argument.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Gabby Watson and a friend very
busy in a billiard game.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Omaha spring musical viii have
overflow crowd
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

and Lake.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Pfc Samuel NJ. Jackson in On
aha at a northside business house.
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

7S9 Tech. School Sgt. Army air
force. Army air base, Lincoln,
Nebraska
The Omaha guide., 1943-05-15

Sanderson Brown downtown on
business.
Evening star., 1943-04-14

HELP MEN AND WOMEN (Cont.). {.
BOOKKEEPER, 3 to 312 hrs.
per day; $40 per wk. Apply
Parking Service, Inc, 831 9th
st. NV. Call RE. 1902 bet. 8
am. and IL.
Evening star., 1943-04-14

MAID cook and g.h.w: settled, white pre-
after pm. Shepherd 1894
Evening star., 1943-04-14

MAID, neat. reliable: part time for two
aoultS, 3,rm. apt: recent personal refs.
Evening star., 1943-04-14

MAID for cooking and general house
work in apt; also cook for family OF a;
no no housework. Phone MA. 4349 for
Evening star., 1943-04-14

MAID. white, for waitress for country
rome nr. Washinpton, to live in, excellent
quarters, good salary. Phone Dupont $3.50,
Evening star., 1943-04-14

MAID, colored, gh.w., cooking, care of
children; live in: Bethesda: S75 month;
city refs: employed couple Oliver 1925.
MAID, no cooking, of Saturday and sun
day: no children; live in: $40 month; must
have references; small family. Call morn
ingS, q to 10 WA Qo2R
Evening star., 1943-04-14

MAID for family Of 3 adults must be
worker: private room and bath live in;
excellent salary: good references 81
,94O. 10l7 Woodside pkwy., Silver Spring,
Evening star., 1943-04-14

MAID for part time days, . to pm,
$40 week; general housework light laun-
dry Call WI S293 mornings