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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
BARONS BEAT
CAMP SIBERT

CAMP SIBERT. Ala On last
Saturday night Birmingham s
famous Black Barons Baseball
team played host TO the Fourth
Regiment team from Camp Sibert
This game. for the benefit OF the
colored USO club. was played on
Redwood Field In Birmingham.
A crowd OF three thousand
watched the speedy Barons. pace
settlers OF the first-half OF the
American Colored league. pile up
three-run lead in the first In
ming which they did not relin-
ccish. The Barons picked UP two
no. in the fourth and an addi-
tional TWO IN the last inning.
The game was much closer
than the score 10 would indicate.
On two occasions the Sibert sol
diers loaded the bases and two
Other innings permitted two more
potential runs 10 die on the bases
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
BIVINS
FIGHT
IN DC.

WASHINGTON ANpl G.ldic
Ahean promoter 81 the Lib
erty Athletic club plans 20 show
Jimmy B,yins sensational Glove
land heavyweight here al Crit
nth stadium on TuesiaS Aug a.,
ne announced last week His op-
ponen' has not yet been selected,
mst Ahearn IS angling TO line up
Herbert Marshall hard hitting
New Yorker.
Rivins not long ago figured his
chances would be hotter among
ne gig fellows and 50 left the
ranks Of the lighi-heatyweighis
To date ne has defeated Bob Pas
tor Tami Nauriello and Lee
Sa,oIdi. and is rated rather high
IN his class Some fans refer 70
him az the duration champ"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
|Spraiined Ak]e
Eliminates Cham
Flora HeAd4s,,
Detroiters
Head For
NY. Meet

Detroit's Lillian Van Ru,.,
the women's singles In N, Nv,
West annual tennis iournams,, a y
Sunday by defeating Ks,A,'
Jones OF Prairie View .ar.
During the past year Mrs w
Buren's game has improved ~.
velously She won the New VII
Tennis meet last summer whs, y
defeated Flora Lomax Hepds,,' =
national champ.
Mrs. Henderson vas posA,.
compete in ,he Midwest AIM,
after she sprained ncr ankle v1r'
playing In the mixed doubles Va.
Clarence Hunter The, lor 4.
match to Katherine lone. !,
Lloyd Scott.
A Detroit delegation which :
expected 10 include Mrs Van D..
rem, Mrs. Henderson M. Rum.
and Mrs Lena walden viii b,
very soon for the 1913 New Va,
tournament With silI Omen !,
l6.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
BEATING The GUN

POSED 10 this h1nal viewpoint are
ne Armstrong will-lick- him del.
ccafion
Now We are but little concern
"a in en- 81 this personal baldeg-
dash knowing that We humans
viii haze our say or burst vide
cpcn We do scy here and nov
that &C rye + Moore has never
exploited Henry Armstrong from
Die day De commenced his maeni-
iiesni comeback ettog Rig name
white figures ~ the realm 81 us
tara would have exploited ARM
strong had they advanced money
hN q iinie when h. vas
Ia need - g.
81 ear assuit you from years
o. personal dealing that Moore is
n're noble figure than
ths-s stree'-cofner confahs would
teNe 70 represent him We kn~@
tsaf tfms'r ne viii have 10 turn
IS De- tr,-i fight ~ biz lenethy
s.et to l.sk Robinson the Night
~ N4e ~ N New lolk Whether
ess fAa' great rghi len ir
reoGs holly Is some-
t reposes 10 The eNpur
4n ~ ihe g Dis sclah
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
American Giants
Whip Great Lakes,
Cub Conquerers

GREAT LAKES vi amp.
Three times this season concur.
ors OF the chlcaeo Cubs n d,
National league he Great lass
Rlueiackets found me chIcsn
American Giants 81 the Nrs
American league 10 tough 81.
urdav and los io 5. hsfr
10000 recruits ~ the naval "a.
ton here Il was The vhs
sailors ninth loss 10 80 rams
PLAYED this season
The Giants poured ON 70 bis
against three sailor pitchers Ton
Fcrrick, former cleveland lnaaa
pitcher, started ~ Tie Riaelass.
cts. but was r,iifyea By yea
Olson. ex-Cuh STAR IN The fourth
after yieldins u hrs lw
Schmitz. anothcf former ab fin.
ished For the Glani. less-p and
7. Radcliffe 9eW ai 'ae way
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
PRIVATE
BOBO ALSO
TRACK STAR

CAMP LEI Va tANP) Al
though rs, Harry Boho has gain
Ell nation wide fame through his
8 nlulfs in 'hc ring The versatile
hea, Woehr walked otf with in
divaual hnnors in recent track
ard field meet staged by the
lS2slh service unit AZ Lee Field
Roho was first in shot put. soc
M n discas and third IN javelin
and hish jump lie represented
Quamermasler section so and
his mates beat out hospital de-
iachmen fsr the meet champion
shin. 81 % 2s
The remaining two entrants IN
the meet wound az with a total
81 Ii points IT Wagner q ord
ianr won ne hieh jump while
a irio ar me detached enlisted
mems ist entrants took third
place 10 thset events.
In addition 10 Boho Cpl Guy
Y,nnc Mofris'awn Pa and Of
Qrai'erina-ter section ? and PVT
Jams Alexander OF the same
ours nefe Individual aces The
former WAS first IN the discus
throw aad second ~ me broad
jump md second IN the high jump
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
IT'S REALLY SWEET u
BEAT The HEAT

for just such miscrics- Me'S'a
acts like millions Of tiny sponse .
take up moisture on your sno' AN
moisture is often a cause Of Irr'a'
ton. But the big thing you A.
ways remember about MeSsan'
that happy wayit brings reliel JUN
sprinkle well over your heat No.
tated skin where these heat nnlsn'
strike, and see what a truly sa''S''
ing help it really is.
Mexsana costs little Just ~
cents, and you can make sn'''s
savingsby buying thelargerecO'0''
sizes. So don't put y OIL DC 'u''
today that you ask for MeS'4-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
Set Two Obstacle
Records In One Day

CAMP STEWART Ga CAMP
PVT j G. Patterson l9year-
old soldier from corInth Miss
showed championship form twice
in enc day here when he set two
records on ohsiaels-eaurss- "EO >
On his first trip he completed
the cireui, in minute 2e sec
pnds while wearing his gas mask
Later. he completed the course
in minute - seconds while car
ryine full field pack
In service since Jan - ne
was barber In civilian lie Now
chief ~ section IN an an'i-aircraft
gun crew he Is 3 feet $ inches
tall and weighs 1875 pounds
no~fsto~ r. Xotn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
Lii VanBuren Takes Midwest Net Grown
GOLFERS AWAIT
RAcKHAM TOURNEY

Golfers are expected To
crowd Rackham municipal
course Sunday for the annual
Michigan Open Amateur golf
tournament. II Will be the first
meet open for public links
stars and Ronnie Williams has
obtained a furlough 10 defend
his title.
Among the entries may also
be Sgt Joe Louis, Clyde Mar
tin and DR.. Remus Robinson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

tempt 20 substitute another game
Those fans came out here 80
see the Alabama Red SoX play
the Motor city Giants" said Lin
TO- 'aul when the visiting club
fliled 70 arrive in time. there was
nothing else 10 do bni refund the
money We don't want 10 perpe-
rate any fraud on the fans"
Manapcr Silas Griffin viii prob
ably start new southpaw he re-
Gently brought from Louisville.
The biz follow has plcni, Of speed
good curve and good control.
-RE1ISrLR 10 NoTI-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
CINCY WHITE SOX HERE FOR
DOUBLEHEADER WITH GIANTS

The Motor City Giants have an
other tough assignment. The team
viii meet the Cincinnati White
Sex in twin hll at DeQuindre
park Dequindre and Modern.
sunday afternoon, Aug Is The
first game IS slated to start at
100 pm
The White Sox are the formei
Cincinnati Tigers who were mem-
hers II the Negro American league
few wears back. To date The
cub has won is out OF % games
PLAYED.
One Of the reasons FOR the sue
cess Of the White Sox is the fine
pitching staff the team has Big
Jesse Hueston. one-time star Of
The chicago American Giants and
later mainstay for the Cincinnati
Tiger pitching staff Is the ace
or the current crop 81 hnrlers
IIurston has 10 his credit six vic
tories in eight starts.
To avoid any complications sim
liar TO the unfortunate Incident
last SUNDAY. owner Ben Linton
las put stipulation in the con
tract that tho Cincinnati club
must be In the city no later than
nine o'clock IN the morning, and
dressed and at the park by Aug
ust 10
Last Sunday the Alabama Red
Sox did not arrive in time 10 play
tho scheduled double-header caus-
ing Linton 10 refund the money
&c large numbers OF fans who had
come out 70 see the game. Mr.
Linton said he would rather re-
fund the money and keen the
good faith OF the fans. than At
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
When II Gets You With Sum
burn, Heof Rash, and Their
hchy Miseries

The sweetest news about beating
these heat miseries omesfrom folks
who know Mexsana, formerly Mexi-
can Heat Powder. Mexsana cools
the burn out Of sunburn, beats the
heat irritations Of heat rash, and
takes the ouch out OF itch in mos
quito bites, too. Yes, this fine medi-
Gated powder also proves itself =
boon in helping you over hot weather
miseries Of this kind. And Alexsana
is actually the type Of powder often
recommended by many specialists
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
Williamson
Wins High
Jump Grown
Michigan Soldier
Gets Laurels In
Broad Jump

CAMP PICKETT, Va. Heated
battles OF strength, speed and en-
durance highlighted the Summer
Olympics held recently by the
Medical Replacement Training
center at this camp
The Olympics which comprised
% different competitors ~ were
staged as part Of the Medical Re-
placement centers after-duty ath-
letics which augment the regular
physical training program design
ed to condition Medical soldiers
for,the arduous and dangerous bat
tlefield tasks that lie ahead Of
them.
one OF the most prominent aih-
letes taking part was Corporal
Joshua Williamson, who held sew
eral national sports Champion
ships before he entered the army
and who has since his induction
carried on honors in various meets
Corporal Williamson won the high
jump competition in the Olympics
with a leap OF s A.. He also was
q member OF the team that won
the 4i0-yard relay race and took
FIRST place in the standing hroed
jump. doing SSH Corporal vii
lianson's home is at 1908 North
Delaware avenue. Atlantic City.
New Jersey.
Second place in the high jump
went TO Corporal EsIel Harper
OF 1856 Ames street. Hammond.
Ind. who cleared the bar at g..
Corporal Harper Is former stu
dent OF the Agricultural and Tech
nical college OF Greensboro. 81
and also attended Hammond Tech.
nical High school. Like Wilhari-
son. HARPER was active in scholaS-
tic sports.
Another Olympics ace was Pvt.
Chester Thomas who won lne 100
yard dash in IL seconds flat
Thomas. who lives at 2l76 East
s3rd street. Cleveland. Ohio. also
was member OF the 44o-yard re-
lay team and placed first in the
running broad jump with leap
OF % g.. In the unofficial extra
jump. Pvt. Thomas did 90.
Pvt. Allen ScIsco OF 400 Turtle
street. Dowagiac. Mich. took third
place in the running broad iamp
with leap OF 20 and also con-
peted In the i00-yard dash
Corporal Eyermont Robinson OF
PSI Decatur street. Brooklyn ~
carried OFF first honors in the 4i0-
yard run and Pvt. Charles Wilson
OF New York City, placed ih,rd
Robinson also was member OF
the winning 4i0-yard relay team
Among other athletes competing
were Corporal Hoax Brown OF 81
Ward street. New Brunswick. Nj;
Pvt. Grady Jackson OF 2033 Cor
nell road. Cleveland. Ohio. PVT.
Frank Ellis OF Sl4 Third ayenrc
Huntington. Wy: PVT. Strickland
Millerd Of 51l Sanford avenue. san
ford, Fla: Pvt. Pedro Swiggins OF
265 lIensel avenue. Springfield
Ohio; PVT Milton Es,elle Of 1906
81. Ceritus ayenue. Long Beach
Calf; Pvt. James =. Flint, Of 81
Mar>ton street. Detroit. Mich. and
PVT William White Of 1872 No
42nd street. West Philadelphia. Pa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14
Do Kidneys Make
You Get Up Nights?

Grateful thonarda ta,s learned nt' -
ting 10 nlghts nsy fnq|, meat mat ~ ~
neys need what dOr4r call dllrrc ~
that's your trouble DOE 1ef ueedinig ro1
this annoying tlcfiettiuruns nnaua'
TRY Tine nroren ra y-io.iake Cod Ntl
Harlan on Cnu ies a. crss'ed O. ~
package See n fhfy DOR hsp ,cs 80
Ike log and fe| lke uNon ~
Cod Medal Haarlrin on ctisle lecr
only nc. Musl hciy you q n0nag D-a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

CHICAGO CAMP The Chica-
20 American Giants and the Bal
timore Elites split doubleheader
al Comiskcr park sunday the
Elites taking the opener 9 70 ?.
and The Giants seizing ne night
cap : to e. OH five run fourth
inning. as Ted Radcliffe for the
Giants and in the second game
Il was Glover Harvey and Clark
fer the losers against T Rad
,liffe and H. Radcliffe for the
Giants.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-14

If Your Merchant. Uses
Tribune Advertising then he
Wants Your Support - See
That He Gets Ii.
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DR.APEEsEE$
FABRICS

We're Nou
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per yard ........ CSC pic
Ray. Dress Lengths SO ca 81
Rsyon Hopsackng I'd 89c acc
Rsyon Remnants. Is yds- yd PIC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
YouWomen Who Suffer From
HOT FLASHES then
Chilly FEELINGS

II you--like so many women between
the ages OF 80 and 52-SufIer from
hot flashes. weak, nervous feelings,
distress OF irregularities are blue az
tImeS-due to the functional middle
age period PECULIAR % vomcn--try
Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound to relieve such symptoms.
TAKEN regularly-Pinkham Com
pound helps build up resistance
against such distress. It also has what
Doctors call a stomachic tonic eject
Thousands upon thousands Of
women-rich and poor alke--have
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that Helps NATURE and that's the kind
10 buy. Follow label directions. Wen
north tryin0i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
GAMER
CHINA

" ere hou
2+Pc Dinner Sets 42e 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Next TinCdn
Drive in Detroit
Setfor Aug: I
BY KEN HALL

Detroit'S next prepared tim can
r6ctup Will be on Saturday, Aug.
z. Terry Damon, chairman OF the
Wayne County Council OF Defense
committee in charge, said today.
The last pickup. Detrolts third,
was made May % and resulted IN
a record breaking contribution OF
1851 tons.
Statistics issued by the Vulcan
DEFINING Co. Of Pittsburgh,
where the tin cans from Wayne
County 90, disclose that p per
cent of the tonnage received by
the firm in May, excluding The
army total Of 2.232 tons, was from
Michigan. fine showing. In May,
the defining plant received S,lS9
tons. OF. which 1317 tons were
from Michigan.
GOAL SET AT 1850 TONS
However. Bannon has set az
1850 tons the goal for the August
collection which, as usual, VIII b.
made by DPW trucks IN the city
and by other means in the out
county area. To this end the
Boy Scouts have agreed 10 dis
tribute posters 10 various bust
ness places throughout the city
and radio campaign also is
planned
Michigan also ranked seventh
on a per capita basis. m the coli
lection Of collapSibIe I'm tubes and
eighth IN the nation collection
table. Michigan'S total since Tho
campaign started is liS 50
pounds or 423 pounds on popula-
ION Tn May, The Tn salvage
Institute received 395 100 pound,
from all sources.
Miss Elsa Marguerite Roed, Nor
weglan editor and patriot, no."
touring the country IN behalf ~
her countrymen. is due in Detroit
tomorrow. She will speak ~ :
p. m. Monday az a public meeting
in the Downtown YWCA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
HARDWARE
HOgSEW ARES
JEW ELRN'

Were Nov
Aluminium Trays $50 1875
Costume Jewelry sec 3ee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
TOURS UPPER PENINSULA

She has Just completed tour
Of Upper Peninsula cities under
the direction OF Paul - BagWell
chief Of the victory speakers
bureau OF the Michigan OCD
After her Detroit stay she viii
visit Ann Arbor next Wednesday
Pontiac Thursday Flint Friday
Lansing. Saturday and Monday.
July l7-l9 and Grand Rapids July
20 y and -
July - has been set by the
OPA as the deadlIne for compile
t-An-a.f- I44-. 4 l+r4 3 3 r--t TIT
books. There still remain 100000
10 BE proCcsSed
In order 20 reach this goal the
CpA mailing center viii be kept
open evening, as late as Volun-
tccrS viii work and VIII be iuuc-
tlrmng SUNDAY
According 20 Miss -CcCdo "
Whalcn. OCD volunteer office dl.
rector there otlll is need for ! 600
workers daily The peak was 7G3
on June 30 and Wednesday staff
to'aled 65S Last night 30 WcUh-
erS ~ the WAYNE County Burom
Of Social Aif staff recruited he
Mrs Kathryn Jameson wr'e on
tho IGb
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GGESSOEsIES
AUTO NEEDS
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Evening star., 1943-12-13
Much in Little

Users of the Classified Col
umns of The Star will find a
desirable change In today's
paper. Everything will be
there. but in reduced space,
all properly classified and in
deXed for ready reference.
The cost to the advertiser
is correspondingly reduced
and the results from little
Star want Ads" are always
most effective.
The Stars Classified Ads
are a mine of information for
the immediate personal needs
in thousands of Washington
homes every day. If you look
over these columns now you
might be surprised at the
number of things you find
that may be of interest and
help.
Evening star., 1943-12-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DOWNTOWN RoOMING HOUSE. l. rms
with water, 2 baths. fire escape: nicely
turnlShed: deal location for tourists; all
tdied; priced reasonable. easy terms:
good income, Boy s2-L, Star Is.
GROCERY STORE, approximately $500 a
week; all cash business: must sell on ac-
count Of death in family: reasonable. FIR
1895 or TR SS23
DAY NURSERY SCHOOL in nearby Md
completely equipped. 30 children REGISTERED
can handle go. Selling account of mill
tary service. S1.5o0 cash. Box ISL
RESTAURANT FOR SALE, SIS. 600: 5-year
lease; good location. Call RE. 47S7 for
appointment
RESTAURANT. new equipment, long lease
Easy TO operate. WlN sell very reasonable
WANTED HOUSE, s-1l rooms, suitable
No dealers. Boy al. Star, 49,
BEAUTY SHOP, long established and
profitable business; satisfactory reasons tor
CLEANING AND TAILORING SHOP-Ideal
corner location. near center of city: ex-
tremely low rent; plenty of profitable work
SL50o cash. Phone Monday, EX. 1414
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
OLD-ESTABLISHED FIRM WANTS I'M
MEDIATELY RESPONSIBLE MEN WHO
CAN PLACE IN EST. 81 900 PURCHASE
NEW OR GOOD USED TRUCK, ESSEN
TIAL WAR WORK, LONGTIME PROFIT
ABLE CONTRACT OFFERED FULL De
TAILS ON REQUEST. REFERENCES. BOX
Evening star., 1943-12-13
MOTOR IRAXEI

ARMY OFFICER driving Seattle; heated
car in perfect condition: leaving soon; ref
erences EXCHANGED. Call co SO49.
LADY wants ride TO New YORK City Dec
~ rs Or - DE. ses7 Sunday. after 8 IN
MOTOR TRAVEL to wiIkes-Barre Pa.
ieape on or about Christmas eve and re-
RIDE WANTED to Roanoke or Lynchburg
Va, on Dec. 24th: share expenses. Box
TRANSFORMATION wanted to Clarksburg.
". Va, or vicinity. Call Me 5195 after
Evening star., 1943-12-13

MIXED WOOD. for fireplace or stove. an7
lensth; free delivery, $50 per cord. Ber-
WOOD FOR SALE, dry slab wood, mixed.
also seasoned fire logs. HO 5434.
length desired. Shepherd 6a37.
CORDWOOD, large quantities, s12 cord.
loot length. on site, + miles from city.
b r. Acker, Route No. !. Rockville Nd
WOOD, mixed, pine, oak; green and drv:
nIS ,Mlttchellvi!le, Maryland. Phone
SEASONED PINE. Govt. app. cord, si85o.
Gindling prompt service; no storage.
FIREPIAcE HARDWOOD. seasoned. any
!ength; also kjndhng, immediate free de-
livery, NInmar Hatchery. SH. 3337.
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned S35 load.
appro%lm92te ~, tely 2i2 CORDS immediate deliv-
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD. seasoned. any
length, ceiling prlce, S2l cord, s1I half
cord: also kIndhng: immediate free de-
livery WiQmar Hatchery. Inc. SH. 1897
SPLIT OAK freplace wood, sci: oak slabs
and k!ndl-. $40; full meas. sawed 10 order:
mined del FIR. $50.
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLING.
Seasoned Oak and Pine
RDeHyere{f De., ,dno ~ Wsshington and MARYLAND.
PULPWOOD sTUMPAGE, So CORD
For sale, pulpWood stumpage located Q
m!IeS from railroad on State road.
LEONARD SNIDER, LA PLATA ND.
Colonial Cordwood Co.-Dry,
hard; bundles. DI. 2415.
Evening star., 1943-12-13
HELP DOMESTIC

COLORED COUPLE, live in: cook-maid
Inue{no9seman Isnndrr excellent quarters no
cards required; starting salary, $50 per t
mo. summer vacation with pay. Phone
coIokRb efI RI WoMaN RE 25in Ssitjeo 10 ,v. IN
COOK. experienced, neat general house
s HSFk PHONE f5 wsek sdsms ivs Ii adults in fam
GnI,dren; osndipg salary. s75 TO sloo per mo-. de-
brsdIey blvd T A Bethesda hea f%SeEe"SS Md W1 Is So
COON and downstairs maid, or couple
experienced; references. AID. 61O1. Can
COOK and laundress. some cleaning: small
rnnk tam,iy; $50 month. . Thomas Circle NV,
COOK. CHI: WORKER Settled. experienceo' erie &c O.
era time eft'a6o Of GOOD Faqm saary aqS 9a'h lib
SOoh, experienced. general: prefer live in;
H1S;5o s,ns2sor week "s6; no laundry; other help
Cook.G.H.W, live in, upstairs room. no
asoi kHoGsfkl1ErlERk4 ESGsf M1 lk4 exDerieneea
f:,sE5 SESGRAff fh. aogsrwoRk, ao9a experienced:
:l CIV; AND PLAIN cookTSG. MS 'aT live in.
dren; Sundays on salary aS' si5 ISe week Sn's-
G;H,W., 3 adults in family, no Sundays,
encei IN atler Fer dinner; 81 and cartare refer
CIV employed couple, care . children:
TR, 9TR room only live N; SO wk Call Sligo 57
] school aged, and small apt, am. to
3 m no Sundays. Taylor 10G3
HANDY MAN, must be reliable, between 45
IsG I9fb o9' i've t IN salary and meals. 262o
HoUsEkEEPER. care for ?'s-year old
Td references; good salary. IA. 1905.
NOT SEkEEPER. W, white for adult
eoIpie, coy upstairs room, pvt bath, radio;
MAID, general housework, small apartment
small family. S:30-4:3o: no Sunday work:
M = .,n q week. week 8, Dupont o5sl.
MAID, experienced. upstairs; help with
CHILDREN; references. AID. 6l01. Call
MAID to do light g.hw.. and assist with
= ehlidren; references necessary: $50 week.
MAID, white. or colored, to be responsible
for house: references REQ: salary open: live
c cbiId Go.otea Do r T1t,v small mall apt adults
ing | meal, served at $40: no Sundays no
nights; l afternoon off; S1625 week. Apply
IN person, b224 3rd st. NV, Takoma Park
MAID for g.h.w., no cooking. Bendix: 2 in
fsm1S bafh I'VE m ssrt upstairs room and private
MAID, gh.w., ; days week; eood hours
good pay Ordway 2O74
MOTHERS HELPER, g INV. light laundry
@ aged 25 to 40: live in or out, SIS per week
NICE PRIVATE ROOM and bath in gas
rsi,H hsated house: responsible girl care for
chilo, g.h.w.. plain cooking: off after 3
Sat. afternoon; until Mon. m; Si7 and
Gar pass Call EN-. @9S7 after $40 m
WOMAN, young, coored, to take care Of
!, i mos nos: , girl and small apt for employed
mother. husband in service; SIS Wk and
carfare, FIR. 5000, Ext. i3s. anu
ho0!a., W0MAN., middle,aged ,colored; general
SG2i TGSi.4 1918 MacArthpr blvd. NV,
plete charge of 4-room apt and . small
children for working mother; live in; board,
plus S35 mo; Mrs. Martin. TR 1000
WOMAN as housekeeper for small family
IN suburbs, 500 month, Inquire 9cI5
Long Branch Parkway, Silver Spring or
call Adams 1901 14s
ROOM AND BOARD, plus small salary, for
woman and child or woman TO keep two
small children and perform light house
Seeplng duties. Glebe O6S9. Call before
s 2 m. or after p.m 1Rs
ROOM AND BOARD also salary to working
hOuSekeeper in cueSthOuSe co 200