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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-08-03

Well, it was really a field day to
have such a large shipment come in
and among those that were on hand
to aid in the restocking were Ed
Root, Aldine Kohl, Jack Berry, r.
A. Dunifon, Jesse Manages, Merlin
Mumma, Gerald Clever, Raymond
Amstutz, Edwin Welty, Silas Diller,
Fred Tschantz, ]. F. Harris, Gerald
Huber, Frank Winehold, this column
writer and several others.
Post script., 1944-10-20
DHUAQ G7UGA WACS RECEOVG
GOOD CONDUCT ROBBONS
AWARD CEREMONY
HELD AT RETREAT
-u.ap- anu q

Fifty-four members of
the &c Sectj.oa. SCU 1922
received Good Conduct E.od~
ais, llonday,. October Is
at special Retreat re-.
vi aw ceremony, from the
Post Commander, Colonel E,
N. Hardy.
l-arching about t;2o
parade ground, backgroun''
Cd by the set tting sum-. tho
whole section made a beau
tiful picture as it went
through the ceremony t,
the music Of the Post bant
Colonel Hardy, before
awarding tho medals to the
women soldiers who had Wor
them, praised the sccti on
as q whole. for it's conGuct
and performance at Iort
Huachuca, stating that n.
from the day Of the arriv-
al Of the first cont ingerG
Of WIGS here, December l.
1912, you have set q pat
tern for all the mi1iLary
personnel on the Post by
the good conduct, in gen
cral, Of your oreanizat-
ion.
NJ aln proud Of you anG
you should be proud o.
yourselves" the Post
Commander concluded" anc.
I want you to keep u
your high standard Of
behavior. )"
(Cont I'd. on page q
Post script., 1944-10-20
LAS G!

HQ. FIT. HuACHUCt., OCT. 10
The Post Commander was
instructed this date by
NSC to suspend all action
toward the inact ivation Of
Ft. Huachuca pending the
final decision as to the
status Of the Post.
Post script., 1944-10-20
OPA CRACKS
DOWN ON REM 7
GOUGERS

The "breathing spell"
occasioned by the de-
parture of the large
number Of troops stat
ioned at Fort Huachuca
has given the mi 1itary
authorities at the Post
on opportunity to cor
rect many of the social
and economic problems
arising in communities
surrounding the Fort.
One Of these problems
has been that Of exhor-
bit ant rents chargcd
civilians and mi iljtnry
personnel living off the
Post.
At the request Of
authorities here, the
rental section Of o.P.-..
has cracked down on
rent chiselers, to CT
feet savings that Will
amount to thousands Of
dollars monthly, by Sec
ing to 1t that no rent
al charges shall exc eed
those set by 0.P .A. and
that litigation is enter
ed into the courts where
(Cont ID. on page q
Post script., 1944-10-20
.FOfT SOLDIERS
MEET EMERGE 5NCY

L serious backlog Of
work caused by emergen-
cy condi tions sent q
large cont Ing ont Of Sou
elders to the Navajo
Ordnance depot at Flag
staff, 4-rizona, within
tho Last two weeks.
assigned to tho statien
to relieve. tho situation
were 92 Ft. ,Huachuca mon,
3o Of whom left on RON
day.
On temporary duty with
them went Capt. B. ID.
Irwin, Post j-thlctic
officer and Capt. Paul
Lamouro, ~ Rotor Pool
officer.
Post script., 1944-10-20

COY ana SCWTylng
to corral loose change
greeted the ammo unce-
ment from Post Fiqs. that
the former frozen con-.
dition Of furlouGhs has
been slightly thawed. :,
Each. detachment Is
now releasing a certain
percentage OF men for
regular fur rlough periods,
based Oh tilo strength Of
the outfits. Enlisted
men Qualifio for over
seas duty arc Givon pref
er99eep a,94lgg q ,Rlg ttqtlilg+blSr =
Kodiak mirror., 1944-04-08

FINANCIAL CONDITION
 of the Bank of Kodiak LOCATED AT KODIAK TERRITORY OF ALASKA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON THE 3lst DAY OF
 MARCH 1914
 RESOURCES Loans and discounts s 70,847 .69 Loans on real estate 94,084.26 Overdrafts None United States bonds
 < securities 1,557, ,918.77 Other bonds and
 warrants owned 29, ,443.85 Stocks, securities, judgments, claims, etc. None Banking house, furnl-
 ture, and fixtures 52,055 IS Other real estate owned None Due from other banks 209, ,987. .76 Checks on other
 banks and other
 cash items 1890 2S Exchanges for clearing
 house None Cash on hand 463, ,688. II Expenses in excess
 of earnings None
 TOTAL $2,4797l5.9O
 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in $60,0O0.0O Surplus fund 35,000.00 Reserves 39,16O.55 Undivided profits less
 expenses paid 19,039 35 Dividends declared
 but unpaid None Due to other banks None Demand deposits 1.966,985 52 Time deposits 39,553.82 Cashiers and certified checks l9,976.66 Notes and'bills rediscounted None Bills payable (includ-
 ing certificates of
 deposit) for money borrowed None TOTAL S2,479,715.9O United States of Amerlca) Territory of Alaska ) ss. 3rd Judicial Division
 I, o. A. Torgerson, President of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the forego- ing statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
 o. A. Torgerson,
 President CORRECT ATTEST)
 Ben Kraft
 J. N. Steffgen
 Chas. Madsen
 n,.1aAo-.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-04-08
Notice of Final Hearing

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVA FEN that Cecil E. Helsel, Ad- ministrator with the will annex ed of the Estate of Florence Lucille Helsel, deceased, has filed herein his final account and petition for distribution of the sad estate and that Thursday, May II, 1914, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon. in my office, in the City of Kodiak, Territory of Alaska, has been set for the settlement of the said account and the hearing on the petition for distribution. and all persons interested in the said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the said account should not be settled and allow ed and distribution of the said estate should not thereupon be immediately made to the per- sons entitled thereto withou, further notice of proceedings.
 DATED at Kodiak, Alaska, this llth day of March, 1914
 Chas c Naughton
 United States Commissioner
 and Ex-Oficio Probate Judge
Kodiak mirror., 1944-04-08
Summons for Publication

Summons for PuDiiC0uOSF
 THE PRESIDENT OF TEE UNITED STATES OF AMER ICA.
 TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT, GREETING:
 You are hereby required to ap-
 pear in the District Court for the
 Territory of Alaska, Third Div
 ision, within thirty days after
 the last publication of this sum
 mons, namely, within thirty days after the 29th day of April, 1914 in case this summons spob- lished, or within forty days after the date of it's service upon you, | in case this summons 's served 'upon you personally, and answer the complaint of the above nasy'--. ed plaintiff on file in the sa'd'
 court in the above entitled sG- tion.
 The said plaintiff in saidHctions
 demands the following relief: A.
 decree of the said Court forever dissolving the bonds of matri-
 mony existing between the plain
 tiff and defendant. And in the event you fail to so appear and answer, the plaintfE' will take judgment against youe i for want thereof, and will apply to the Court for the relief de- manded in her complaint and as hereinbefore stated. WITNESS, the HONOR ABLE SIMON HELLENTHAL
 Judge of said Court and the seal of said Court hereunto affixed
 on this 2lst day of Marck, 1944. M. E s. Brunelle Clerk A. Nj. Thomas Deputy
Evening star., 1944-04-13
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs
BY the Spectator.
Trade Mark Registered o. s. Patent ono.

A chart of reports regarding the
effect of the new 80 per cent tax on
Washington night life would resem-
BILE nothing more than wavering
graph drawn by seismograph in a
hearty earthquake. The Spectator,
returning weary and confused after
talking to night club owners
equally weary and confused, has
come to the conclusion that there is
absolutely no conclusion. The an
swers range through good" bad"
and indifferent" with a few minor
variations. Some of the owners eX-
press reluctance to commit them
selves, evidently on the principle
that pessimism would be bad for the
prestige of the business, or that
overdue optimism might be tempt
ing fate. Others gave a verdict, but
said that they still could not tell
definitely how much change was due
to tax, and how much to the after
effects to Holy Week and Easter.
And so, with all reservations, here
withs, wherefores, and other loop
holes which have been offered and
which are duly handed on, here is
the report of the status quo.
X y X
At Paul Young's Romany Room
the verdict was business not too
good,' although the previous week
had had its effect. A survey of the
room, revealed fair sized crowd
listening to the show, one of whose
performers, Pat Abbott, puts more
vitality into her singing than any
one since Ella Logan. She ranges
widely from broad comedy through
dialect characterization to the cur
rent romantics, but her forte is def
nitely the informal type of song.
There is one peculiar kink in the
Abbott voice which needs ironing
out before she can be q singer of
the sweet" kind of song, as well as
an improvement in costuming.
George Rochea does some rather
neat things in the line of tap dane
ing, chief among them machine
gun effect on six plates. His score
Evening star., 1944-04-13

at the end of the number was i've
whole plates, one with nick in It's
side, which is better average than
that to be found in most kitchens.
4
Business has been quiet at the
King Cole Room of the Claridge,
but largely during the holidays when
there was an obvious lull. The latest
bit of decoration there is singer
Earline King, who has less of show
business attitude toward show busi-
ness than anyone encountered in
some time. Her main theme of con-
versation is husband Joe, who has
turned the family into a double en-
tertainment feature with ven-
triloquist act in his spare time The
two have retained an interest in the
manual field of art, such as sketch
ing and display work, with good rea-
son, since an art class was the scene
of their first meeting. Miss King
Evening star., 1944-04-13
IWater Meter Rates Asked
For New Woodridqe Homes

Members of the Rhode Island
Avenue Citizens Association voted
last night to apply for meter rates
for the more than 1000 new homes
of the Woodbridge area which are not
accommodated with water meters.
Wartime conditions have limited the
supply of such meters.
House owners without such a
meter are charged $17.91 year,
whereas houses with water meters
have a minimum charge of s875
Association members charged un-
fairness in this Setup.
Charles F. Green, ST., president
| of the association. announced that
narcissus show will be held in the
Woodbridge Branch Library, 2206
Rhode Island avenue NE, at 8 pm.
Monday, April II. The meeting
was held in the Woodbridge Library.
Evening star., 1944-04-13
40 Kit Boxes Filled

The B'nai Birth Women of Mont
gomery County have made a sub.
stantial contribution to the Russian
war relief kit campaign by filling
40 boxes, it was announced today
lby the president. Mrs. Rose C
Kramer. The work was done under
the leadership of Mrs. Julius Bisno
war service chairman. Each XII
Evening star., 1944-04-13

contains essentials such as sugar,
bouillon cubes. evaporated milk.
soap and other articles.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

FRENCH. private lessons given privately
by experienced native lady teacher; 81
hourly, Phone NO S3OS
FASHION CLASS, hat making; Tuesday,
Wednesday evenings. pm; bring old
hats to remodel or make new ones MI
sTENoGRAPHC and secretarlal classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. tipping. Bookkeeping,
q yrs. ACCREDITED INQUIRE nov MA
CAPITOL ThpaterI
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand.
typeWritine, bookkeeping, calculating ma
chlncS. New classes now STARTING Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1929 st MA. 2.33s
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
anie at Confessional Airport. Phone
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. permaDeD,
positions Operators needed Day and
part,tlme classes, MABELLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL 1910 N. Y ave ME
MATHEMATICS - Arithmetic. ALGEBRA.
Geometry, TrIRonometry, Calculus, Physics
lutored GAYS. evenings, Box IS Star
BASIC GERMAN, by German-born teacher
seeming conyersationa! method reason
SPANISH TEACHER, native born, many
years of experience, former teacher al the
Berlitz School Of Languages Private les
sons or small groups. Oliver $685.
FRENCH WOMAN desires French converse.
llon from native teacher. Write Box 1928
S Star
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher beginners review, speed dictatlon
private lessons; moderate rates DU. !g.,S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-19
SITUATIONS MEN lcent.l

NAN. colored. young. wants Job driving
R f9od Ray' s4 Ssh M0n'' an to Pm
xSaRf lslsFsa f sfsiT Sss 9'ht work
NAN a, col1red; desires part-time work. 8
MAN. young. colored. wants Job as pastry
BAKER or bakers helper; good ref NO
MAN. colored. wants Job as dump truck
dryer dryer experienced; references. Call d.
st.:s %of Of o sas x with permit
MA, MAN. married, no children, wishes posi-
ton as Janitor only, with living quarters;
aaS Sis % II YRS exDerence in ercua
position : 8 Box I hi qe'Aes permanent
Or commiss sion, age As. single Tefersnce
s M s xS6 4 sii1 wan, ,.n,,or job With
S MEcaAiN,lcAh Eng ES" GRADUATE, Is yrs.
desires part-time work eve. exp in mech
WORK Kan and Govt procurement and prierities:
PATE SSIsn HTToRNEy, experienced. would
for ms Of % hsh nIsDaIn9
or 81 to t., . become an associate where more
f0S MASAGERs or hotel steward
What is offered young, amb man with
approx. 10 yrs manag, exp, shrewd
S SnH L 1000 costs percentase, buying. etc
STATISTICIAN. with executive experience
VINO is now stably employed. believes he
neld and is permanent, particulars may be
exchanged, or an interview at your con-
yenlencs planned If you will address Box
225-J Star
TRADE ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE. broad
experience In CONGRESSIONAL and govern
mental affairs, desires WASHINGTON repre-
sentatlon Box 423-S, Star
TRANSCONTINENTAL DRIVER. IS. wants
over-the-road driving; perfect driving rec
ord Box 246-S, Star
TfPlST. go words minute. once clerk
raa taught school, Office exper E, K
MONTGOMERY. ME g434
YOUNG MAN, ex-soldier, IL yrs expert
ence in local business as credit manager,
salesman and business administration
ness; am entirely capable OF taking full
charge of retail business; am interested in
making connection in which the future
IS the most paramount consideration. Box
. BIS, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-19
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COLORED GIRL, reliable, wants mother S
s or ,n maids s, work; no cooking or
chambermaid,, Office cleaning or dishwash-
ing, 8 pm.-l2 m. ia. 512S, 12 pm. to 5
work. Decatur 204a. '' A' ''''ie VI oA' .
COLORED GIRL, days work. cleaning for
EMPLOYED persons per in NV section So and
coLoRED MAN AND WOMAN. experts at
parties, receptions, etc, preparing and
serving; reasonable; sanitary uniforms.
COLoRED GIRLS CO.. wish work as cook
SSSd o s. Pss3sSr 4S43 experienced
cs Be- ssa T sandas 1n .s.l
cohoREp s. GIRL ty9pns, wishes ss job as
CoLoRED Girl. experienced. desires work
part time, cleaning small apis; references
G MEs r XMaMXS 1snt lsis
OF out; $50 week; references. AT. e4s5.
s sohokED WOMAN 49, wants work Friday and
G1sI Sssss s ~ ssst SIS and
q a6y End HssT Nv x, seesion M s2s
laundry, on Tuesday: 81 a day and car
CURTAINS beautifully finished; chair
CURTAiNs STRETCHED AT HOME, work
guarantesd Call At; 1895
guaranteed Ludlow $3.50.
GIRL, colored, wants ehw : days q
week S22 and carfare a week HI 1859 j
dinner Thanksgiving Day; $500. DU.
1905.
GIRL. colored, wants evening work from
5 to 10. Adams 5125
GIRL wants permanent days work. AID.
$3.50. 1745 Willard st. NV
GIRL. toloEed. refs. desires part-time
Sat. FIR 1854 oundaA to 3.
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PERSONAL (SanH

p D;,5 ss;Ia you an od.iiash,oned aoll
yate collection. Box zoos, Star
marked ''B. and c. to J. B. C. c." Also
reward Tor recovery other contents Of trunk
lost from locker room Cordoya Apart
msnts: Box 1865. Star
CHlLDREN'S LODGE FOR TOTS" from
. to, q years of age. by day week or
month: parental care amid safe and beau
THU wooded country surroundings about
10 miles outside Of Washington Caref
Md, u mile OH Forestville Richie d.
Will be pleased to answer all phone or lail
inquiries 4 Address MISS CHRISTINE
ineIon -. D. c. Capitol Heights .14S.
WILL CARE for babies, hour or day. MRS
MARTIN. CHI. 551:;.
WOMEN---Sinale or groups. church or
organlZat ion. interested in earning Christ
mas funds. with very little effort, no can
vasslns, no investment required. Phone
all Sunday. Dupont 1856 weekdays until
$50 am. Also write BOX 226-S Star
FUR HATS INDIVIDUALLY STYLED to
match your coat. from fur pieces: we
match any fur. restyling, blocking. trim
ming. VOGUE, 3522 l4th St NV. Open eve
IS.
WILL SHARE home with unemployed
woman and baby for part-time care of p
year old child: evening sand mornings,
Z to q SH 11oo
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HElF DOMESTIC.

ASSISTANT COOK for modern institution
in Chevy Chase area: all new equipment
and conyeniences, Call MRS KRAUSE,
CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS. $3.50. SD
day week. small family; on Rockville pike;
HIhDs I0oW esfef bee 4e under
80 experienced. health card; live in, take
femPetf soape sh s for so
e 1s5 %sR'H
employed. references, WI. e13s .e' ''e''
S coo and INV, fun or part time expert,
2 Apply 1920, F st. NV, Room 335.
COOK wanted, high standard, health GER
oook sens4a haye waes live OR
room room and nc, bath path, small family; $50 week.
working conditions. short hours. sundays days
on good starting salary. postwar future
t took in or no, out ISL $50 Conn ave v,,.
sentisq t oR, s"ss COCO references es-
GooK eSps5'eq qss;,r eh;w: personsl
COOK; G.H.w.-wn give desirable apt.
o3se nesT Edward d modem d s5o 5sx APT
settled woman for SERVICES, as cook, eh W.
~, "a pr cW ez heme near 18th and Columbia
COOK coo best references. s25 month; liberal
Co0K' general houseworker. colored for
Day a and every other Sunday of. Call
s4 Viii pay for f intsr
view: good salary and hours; permanent
eSok .x5 or 1I2s 4 SSs: 10th s. ~ n'v
pendaole, with kind disposition: > adults:
location Capitol Hill; approx IA -hr. day,
SYM part day. all Mon. of s17 week.
COOK; shy. small family; sleep in or
e CO., sl asD &c GG G a 30 children no lsun
sqasay y: S WeeE RA an osas an day
C COO MAP for employysa couple $50
Ss. '' apt ca III e sRe 1890 f Es $50
c snd bo Immediately sn to serve as cook
dence;; quarters furnished; references re-
SRe M fss s'F ds sseont Wssf washing
mac shw; must Be neat, reliable,
GENERAL HoUsEMAiD and cook, settled
woman; live in; refs required; 3 in family:
n, children; bus at door; S25 wk. EN-.
GENERAL HORSEPOWER Prefer one
who can drive, car. High wages. Nice
T T19m. -po r1Vate BATH on IND floor. Call
GENERAL HousEwoRkER-cooK, small
tGs nmNERalv i've Hn n ERReSns Du a 3a44
apt. No Sundays, no heavy laundry. City
references. Salary: $50; Phone OR, 1854
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER for 2 days a
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER; adults in
family; small home; live in. Phone EN-.
SENERxI sq aof6HsSt sfWE lsv. in: family
Of 4: SIS per week. Phone WO. 1910
References required;
meal, small amount Of laundry: NV sec
ton; sio pes q Daytime MI. 1900;
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SITUATIONS MEN.
CCoUNTANT- OFFICE MANAGER. ext

ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER extern
sVe experience; al taxes college and &C.
countlne sraouate; above average, draft
sts3S5 RsS rB eS sisE 10 years
public and private exp, complete charge:
tsii Pf sE sen eS s
ords. part time prepare financial and tax
reports report ! ; years experience. AID. o722. go
ACCOUNTING on hourly or periodic basis
accounts audited; statements and govern
mental reports prepared; systems installed
snd GmRaWins8ain 4a;, trinidad 35O7 ,'.,
ing some practice before Govt depts., de-
sires corporate connection or in well-estab-
ATToRNE'Y, s aee W me n1be D c. bar.
desires part-time evening situation as legal
BOY. colored, Is, wants job after school
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE, broad experience
and trade association matters, desires man
agerisl duties; class "A draft status. BOX
BUSINESSMAN. young, willing assist man
asement business adventure for nominal
interest in same. Box 239S, Star.
CABINET WORK, store fixtures Job car
CHEF for private family, take full charge
OF kch en- very exeeerienced best refer
CHRISToL, 1915 Eye st. NV 80
CoMPOSITOR, ex-serviceman, wishes a
place in newspaper or commercial shop;
union or nonunion. Dial WO. o449, RUS
SELL. l9s
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER. now with
Government aged As. interested in posi-
ton lion IL private industry $500 per week
CRAFTSMAN desires position with some
outside work. Box 1915, Star.
ENGINEER, colored, employed to II
maintenance and repairs. desires connec-
ton with large building or apartment,
9 a m; to 3 pm. Box 2l4-S, Star.
import import, business American cit speaking
H EERERA1NER2ESzk;n 1877 dSoG Eys St; NV. :.
manage nInns: ~ Box 159-s. Star; 49,
bv hsye sns
Monday or later.
FUND CAMPAIGNER, Is year$ experience
ORGANIZING money-raising campaigns, mem
oershlp drives sustaining funds, etc; only
Saiarled hlgh-class connection accepted;
Al references. Box 451-R, Star.
ssas Is years experience, Cali GE.
JANITOR. col. As yrs good reference;
prefer quarters part time in evening: pre-
fer vic. Of 18th and Rhode Island ave
NV; best salary offered. TIE. 44Ol, ask
latin aMfRfMc 2Isr0 Yo WNs9n M sA1dN
wishes to represent importing and export
ing nrms In Central .America and Mexico;
has thorough knowledge Of those localities;
excellent 4ckground; spanish and Engiish.
Box 1862 Star.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

-
TEACHERS. clerks receptionists: select po-
sitions No charge unless placed; top sal
OFFICE POSITIONS. ali kinds register to-
day. Miss Ford. FORD EMPLOYMENT
sTENoGRAPHERs I'm. g. ~. $50 wk.:
typists. S37 wk; file clerks, $40; Edi-
phone opers.. $l75 mo; duplicating ma
chine operators I'm. & ~, $3.50 up; sales
men, $50 wk: up: hundreds of openings
Es:. II yrs Visit now ma 6250D PER-
SONNET SERVICE, 1871 G. st, next to
Epiphany Church. Ma. 2ll4
UNUSUAL OSITIONS-Stenogra p h err S
openings 20 daily. S40-S5O wk electrical,
law, Steel. mfe; mds. Bookkcepers, typists
clerks, top salaries. Oldest emp agency
placed. Welcome BOYD SERVICE. 1883
st. topp. Capitol Theaterl MA 23Ys
TEACHERS WANTED, Ems. commercial
science. Also school secretaries for resi-
dental positions. ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg, 18th and
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC (con,)

GIRL, colored. wants g.h.w.. full OF
part time: refs. no. 607S.
stay some nights. Phone IA. 1865.
GIRL, colored, wishes days work; expert
ehGed wo opiorsd can n En- nos9. mani. ,.,
hours work, cleaning apt; price, 65c an
hoET Call between 3 and 4 O'Clock. DE
HOUSECLEANING BY THE DAY, So 90 and
TRANSFORMATION. Baileys Crossroads. near
Falls Oh. Phone Falls Church 1sI4-J. 19s
AD n44S
PROFESSIONAL HOUSECLEANERS, col.
ored imam and woman: have two open
WOMAN, colored. good cook honest and
very experienced, wishes Job with nice
family no Sundays; S25 wk. Apply 1904
Champlain st. NV. 20
WOMAN. reliable colored, wishes morning
or evening work. cleaning apis. or ofices
DE. S0l6
WOMAN, experienced, wants work AS cook
Ia ref
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING Nov. 20 for Providence R ! :,
Tor ThsnkssFing. Would like to take a
PASSENGER TO share in driving Call War
field 1915 from , pm on
WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT some one
Grvlne daily from South Arlinston 10 Nj
Rainier OF vicinity. Box 1875. Star poe
WILL SOME ONE take me 20 and from
work? Call Sunday or evenings Decs tur
500
CULTURED LADY and "-yr old son desire
auto TIP 10 Texas. state your terms and
phone no, strict references exchangd BOY
5uu-S. star. 20
car to Miami. Fla. for transportation of
wife and self or VIII share expense be-
l"een EoW and Dec. 10Th. Please write
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SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMEN.

COUPLE. first class. white: cook house
keeper, butler-houseman; city or country:
references. Box 2l-S. Star 49,
WANTED by middle AGED couple. position
as hoHekeeper or manager OF small room
inc or guest house in exchange for apart
menl: references Box ITS Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-19

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