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Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
FINAL RITES ARRANGED
FOR MRS. HOOVER

PALO ALTO, Cal, Jan. II. up
Memorial services for Mrs. Her
bert Hoover. wife Of the former
president. will be held at 4:30 pm.
FRIDAY in the Stanford university
Memorial chapel.
DR.. Ray Lyman Wilbur, chancel-
lor Of the university and close friend
of the Hoover family, will speak.
DR.. D. Elton Trueblood. chaplain
of the University, will conduct the
services.
Mrs. Hoover died in New YORK
Jan. 7. Private burial services will
be held here Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
Football Training
Wins NavyPraise

WASHINGTON. Jan. y CUP)-
The body contact" game of foot
bail won new praises last night
from the navy and marine corps as
first -claSS training for battle against
the Japanese
Addressing the annual trophy
dinner of WaShington's Touchdown
Club, Navy Secretary Frank Knox
declared;
TRAINING SPLENDID
The navy believes in the type Of
sport that involves body contact
We are fighting a desperate war q.
war in which you kill or get
killed. Nothing prepares a man
better for that kind of war, eSpe-
cially in the Pacific. than the kind
of training you get on the football
field"
Lieut., Gen. A A. Vandegrift, new
commandant of the marine corps,
backed up the navy chief by saying:
Il have found that the man who
thinks quickly on the football field
thinks quickly in the jungle and on
the field of battle
DIFFERS WITH ARMY
Defending the navy'S inclusion OF
football in its training program,
Knox told cheering audience that
he had the greatest respect for
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson,
but on the question of maintain
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12

NEW YORK. Jan. u. tUP)-So
you're complaining about golf balls
and the shortage thereof
Well, Just take a look at these.
They have SeCa real service with
service men.
They are precious relics sent
from the South Pacific by Sgt.
Frank Strafaci, who won the Ma
tional Public Links, the North and
South and other amateur cham
pionshipS.
Golf balls did not reach such
condition in the bright, peaceful
days, and these were played right
up until Sergeant Strafaci eX-
changed a bright new one from a
small consignment sent him by the
United States Golf Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
L. 4. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. Jan. II tUPl-tFSAlNS1 !:
CATTLE: Salable 1900. SLOW but gen
orally steady; few sood steers Is. several
loads medium to good 1325-l4.23, cutter
TO common Sill; good fed heifcrs II. DO
Ass, common to medium HIP: medium
TO good cows 10.75-13.10. cutter 10
common S.50-l0 80, Gamers and cutters
.. .50-S25: few StockeT bulls $3.50, few
medium Stockers HIS.
CALVES: Salable 200. steady; odd good
To choice yealers 14-15; medium to choice
slaughter calves 11.50-14; few medium 10
good stockers J..
HOGS: Salable 400. hOldoverS 11l4,
more active. fully steady. fairly good
clearance in sight, top 14.S5 on load good
to choice 21S ID. bulls, good to choice 200
to 265 lbs 1i.75. the support price,
medium to good III to 800 lbs. 1850
145O. lighter weights 12.50-13, 500 10
$50 lbs. 1913; good TO choice sows TO-
IL. common to medium 9.15-l0
SHEEP: Salable none, good to choice
wooled lambs quoted il. 5O-15 or above.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12

There is no pro shop on the islands
where you can walk in and pick up
a nice new pellet to replace the
one that sustained a slight niblick
cut. You play with the ball you've
got or you don't play.
A Dutch captain, reports Ser
geant Srafaci, considered his one
ball SO precious that it was one
of the few valuaL-es he took with
him when the Japs conquered Java.
The balls go into the United
States Golf Association museum as
prize pieces. The USGA has ship
ped a number of dozen good and
medium good balls to Sergeant
Strafaci, who is q sort of service
golf club manager on his censored
island. Clubs and individuals are
contributing balls for the men over
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IL CUP

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. u CUP
Byron Nelson. Toledo, O., links
Stylist, opened up on the Harding
Park municipal golf course with a
record-equalling sc yesterday to
serve notice he will be a tourna-
ment favorite for the $4,000 war
bond San Francisco open begin
ming Friday.
Touring the 6600 yard layout in
six strokes under par 70, Nelson
tied the competitive course record
set by Eddie Castagnetto of San
Francisco in 1910 Harold Jug
MsSpaden, Philadelphia, winner of
first money in the Los Angeles
open Monday, was content with a
par 70.
Nelson, third place winner at Los
Angeles, and McSpaden arrived a
day ahead of other leading profess
sionals. Johnny Bulla, Leonard
Dodson, Craig Wood, Willie Hunter
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
GUARDS WIN S2-28

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. II CUP)
The Treasure Island armed guard
SWamped San Jose State College
1928 in a basketball game played
on the island court Tuesday night
Dale Sears, former use star, scored
"a points for the navy team, Nor
gan was high for the Spartans
with 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12

LOS ANGELES, Jan. IL. up
More than $4,000, Is per cent of
rose bowl football game receipts,
will go to improve recreation facili-
ties of fighting men overseas, Ed
win N. Atherton, Pacific Coast con-
ference commissioner said yester-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
HELPED THINGS ALONG

CHICAGO, Jan. 70. UP)-Lco
Batyst remarked to a friendly
stranger on the street car that he
was on his way TO court. Il held up
three street cars by driving my
horse and wagon down the car
tracks on Clark street" Batyst
said and confided, Il had a little
hangover and just didn't care" In
court, Batyst met his new acquaint
ance. He was the motorman of the
street car and complaining witness.
The fine was $40.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
SIX SUFFER INJURIES
IN CAR. TRUCK CRASH

Six persons suffered minor in
juries IL miles east of Holtville
Tuesday night when a sedan and
an army truck collided.
The truck was driven by Moses
Rogers, 81, Negro, stationed a.
Pilot Knob. Annie Stewart, %,
drove the sedan, highway patrol
man Tillman Daley said. The in
jured included the driver of the
sedan and S. D. Stewart. Davis Ray
Stewart, Daniel Dean Stewart, and
Lillian Thompson.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
Lawmakers Irketl
On Ruling on
Joining Service

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11=tUP)-
Congressional circles have disclosed
that President Rooseyelts ruling
against active military careers for
congressman incidental TO insuring
the Democratic partys slim House
majority had come in time to
block the enlistment plans of about
a dozen young representatives.
-Four of the II, most OF whom were
young Democrats, were said to have
already requested induction in the
manner CT Reps. Albert Gore, CD,
enn., and Henry Jackson, CD,
Wash, who took leaves of absence
and are now full-fledged army pri-
Yates. Had the mass enlistments
gone through, it was said, they
probably would have cost the Demo-
cTrats control of the House where
they now hold only a scant ma
jority.
Refuses Comment
The war department refused COM
ment on the future status of Gore
and jackson. But it was expected
they would be discharged in ac-
minder that the constitution forbids
any person holding any office
under the United States" - inter
preted in this case to include $50
month army privates - from
serving as a member OF either house
while holding the other post
Instead Of the past practice of
talking leave, Gore, Jackson, and
other congressman have the al
Tentative of reSigning their legisla-
tive positions to enter the armed
forces, but some of them were said
to have been warned in offthe-
record conversations that even then
they could not be certain of being
accepted.
Sharp Criticism
Congress reSounded with some
sharp criticism of the presidents
decision against a practice preVa-
lent among members during every
war in the nations history. Several
of those affected said they felt "the
law of the land has been strained
little bit this time
Others were amazed that soldiers
we're to be considered federal office
holders.
My God, that's the first time 1
ever heard a buck private was a
public office holder. commented
chairman Andrew j. May, CD, KY,
of the house military affairs COM
mittee
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
PREP MEET SET

NEW YORK, Jan. u up -
Daniel j. Ferris, national secretary
of the Amateur Athletic Union, an
nounced today that the 18th an
nual national interscholastic high
and prep school indoor track cham
pionship meet will be held at
Madison Square Garden, Feb. 26.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
MAKES AGREEMENTS

NEW YORK, Jan. II CUP)-Carl
Hubbell, director of the New York
Giants farm system, revealed today
that he had made tentative work
ing agreements with the Spring
field, o., club of the Ohio State
League and the Erie, Pa, club of
the Pony League for development
of young players.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
Training Site

LOS ANGELES, Jan. IL CUP)-
San Benardino, pre- war training
center for the Pittsburgh Pirates,
will be the conditioning site for the
Oakland Acorns of the Pacific
Coast Baseball league.
Oaks President Clarence Brick
Laws and General Manager Vic
Devincenzi said yesterday Southern
California training would involve
no extra travel since the club would
open with San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
SEES NEED FOR BEES

CHICAGO, Jan. u. CUP)-Henry
j. Rainbow, secretary of the Wis
consin Beekeepcrs association, be-
lieVes bees will have a heavy load
to carry in the rehabilitation Of
war-torn Europe. He told a con-
ventiOn of the association here
that mere bees would be needed to
pollinate clover fields this summer
so that the seed could be sent to
Europe to provide fodder for live
stock
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
QUAKE RECORDED

PASADENA, Jan. q tUP) = A
strong earthquake 600 miles distant
was recorded at 8:04 :39 a. m. We'd
nesday by the Caltech chronological
laboratory. Seismologists said the
tremor was strong enough to cause
property damage at its source. The
epicenter of the quake was esti-
mated at 600 miles from Pasadena,
but its direction was not known.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
AIR BASE HIGH

LIVERMORE, Calf, Jan. ~ CUPD
-Liyermore air base hoopsters de-
feated Modesto Junior College,
State Jaysee champions, 1925 on
the air base basketball court Tues
day night. Bob Alameda, former
California ace, was high point man
for Livcrmorc with 16, while Dud-
ley Truelson netted 10 for Modesto
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
$4,000 To Fiqhiers Recreation

Athcrton said the amount would
exceed $4,000, although account
ing on the New Years day Pasa-
dena game between the University
of Washington and University of
Southern California has not yet
been completed.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
CITRUS CROP ESTIMATED
AT 80 MILLION BOXES

SACRAMENTO, Jan. IL. CUP)-
A total California 1894 orange
crop of just under 50,00O,00O packed
boxes was forecast Wednesday by
the California Crop Reporting Ser
vice.
Rain in recent weeks improved
soil conditions in citrus groves, the
service said, with the result that
growers are expecting better fruit
sizing. 1t was noted that no citrus
losses have occurred so far from
low temperatures.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
Sharn Criticism
JUST TOURIST GOLFER

NASSAU, Bahamas, Jan. II
CUP1 - The Duke of windsor
made his tn:.d hole-in-one on
the 18th hole yesterday at the
Bahamas Country club. The Duke
previously had made hole-in-oneS
in England and Brazil.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
SERVE IN JAIL

Ira D. Hall, 40, laborer, Client
Wright. "a, Oklahoman laborer, and
Eddie PRESLEY, 46, Louisian Negro.
are serving fiye-day sentences for
intoxication meted out by Police
Judge Lee Nuffer wednesday morn
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Clifford E. Campbell Tuesday
sued Gaynell Campbell for divorce,
alleging desertion.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
l.. A. Hay

Los ANGELES, Jan y tUPl-
ALFALFA HAY D. s. No. !, extra lealy
S34. 50 SO. so; U. S. No. !. S31 50-33 5O'
u. $ No . leafy or No. 2 green $50 So
&. SO; u. S. No. >. S29-31. No. ! barley
hay S31-32; No. !, oat hay S36-37.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
Fleet FootWork
Shown at Olympic

LOS ANGELES, Jan. IL. (UP) -
Underdog Joe KeyeS, l46, Houston,
Tex, drove airplane maker joey
Barnum around the ring for a 10
round decision last night at Olym-
pic auditorium. Barnum. l48, Los
Angeles, was continually on the run
in face of Keyes' steady attack.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
L. A. BUTTER

: Quotations fer rutter and eggs have
been discontinued indefinitely by the Los
Angeles Produce Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12

Johnny Harrison. rs, USN, kayo'd
Willie Johnson, 168. Los Angeles,
in the second of their scheduled
six-rounder, giving Harrison his
sixth straight win in the southland
circuit
Other results: Jack Hibbard, III,
U. S. army, kayo'd Art Neff, l75,
u. s. army 90; Armando Pieroni,
l59. U. S. army, decisioned Billy
Jones, l54. Los Angeles "a; and
Noble Beceril, 147, Los Angeles, de-
cisioned Dave Bungy, 146, Los
Angeles a..
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
MPLS. FLAY FUTURES

3C6n
Evening star., 1944-02-04
HELP DOMESTIC tcocs.) J

''I lsia s sorins = T. sInis ny
s.! 81 .al. aR5E white s,D,ss s.sa. e,
$sats sassas: Ssas. cS call f'e cz M 1000: ssS
atogsEkElEsPEk,, q white; private ROOM cars
ssG fs 4ss s.a .,.s Ha:s 4so Sn
aFe small s-room home Tor employed | o eoa-
eas asls sunSsy ss n cs w.
astsr ars ca az isr sSfss.y shs il mos,
card REQUIRED $s7 oafvood Sc. Apt' 3.
Apply all day Saturday and Sunday. g.
~ MAID; s1et 1--we in references GOOD salary.
sssIh sSs5Eh s z salaid shia.sS .esosS
sssE and fAa eaifsrs. 1si' wo no $3.50 ssGH0kin' sls
= aa; Rsass p.n s SO Sas % s.ss. ;Hs
MAID, general housework;, convenient To-
cation, c; ion good salary, cafl Dupont s7s5
MAID, INV oT eysninsi part tim. EN- and r.,,.,,.
refs: sig wk. TR. si $500. i"D' 'n' 'sha0i''
MAID, gh.w., plain cook; fond Of children;
iiVe in private room. SIS to start. RA.
~ iui tms ss5s time fond 's st 'a aA-
ssssIiiss smslI spt loes sf Ro
Saas Hasxose ss aw ~: ap health
esfe, GsIf rhs h9urs Jl:ao to $50: $50 month
Also Ais dishwssher. 17I2 New Hsmpshirc
WOMAN, young. for general housework and
sseti9n Of rs; references, AT. sS00o isss'
WOMAN, white; elderly, live in: seneral
nonSsI0FE month NO s4is laundry; in family s45
WOMAN. live in: family of . adults, chill.
dren: able end willing to do laundry.
gE.eah5ng EG 5nsA ana cooking; $50 week. Phone
WOMAN, settled. care of 2 children ANAL
sbs;i, absi, hsht laundry; experienced. Cali IA.
WOMAN, colored. settled. to help with
C. oIg;eworE FOND Of children: live in; GOOD
= young school children Of employed cou.
PIE; pnly SO week: no Sunday: light laundry
Siy, SHaG U"n room. Call 81. 35l7 after
WOMAN. settled. live in; p.h.w. and cook.
Ma Ma . WI " issm5ly: ANY references. Chevy Chase.
WOMAN, reliable, white. s25 week. sen.
ehiIdIen FiL n2us1WoTk and help with care Of
gsaared @ a''e1 Cal fieasr oR a74s ~ OUT
WOMAN, Z e.. white; care Of year-old baby.
yh;b'' witb nsv SUNDAYS is Of two weeks vacation
Ss5srshses Atlantic Or 4SI Ssi st siI.r "'st55S
WOMAN for gh.w. and helper. no COOKING:
gays week. Q to 8. DE $3.50
WOMAN, colored. settled experienced. gen.
eersi houseework and cooking small apt.
. Ia family; dinner at $50. no Sundays
uL hlgnts: S15 per week and carfare.
Apply after pm, 12O C st. ne, Apt. lo7.
nMN, noaAN, white, general housework; live
r,; ~; s,2 month Chestnut 2S03
ruhNIsHED 2-rm. basement apt in ex.
cnanse for cleaning 6 rms Me- 3s2S.
ui,s ~ 23r6 ST. NV, after p m. all day Sun.
w ~ isi I'D parior maid-waitress and house.
Michigan S16n Sen
Evening star., 1944-02-04
Stepp
(Continhed From Page B-10)

gans of the cowgirl and the lusti-
ness OF the ranch hands made a
decided hit then. 1t did the same
last night, although Dorothy Ether
idge had not quite the pouty devil
ment of Lubov Roudenko in the
same role.
The ''classique" department of the
per- ormance embraced the music
OF Tschaikowsky and the smartness
of Alexandra Danilova and Leon
Danielian, who seems to have
slipped easily into the slippers of
IGOR Youskevitch, U. S. N. Pas
de DeuX" was indeed the confection
OF the evening, with Miss Danilova
performing with the snap and
cleanness to which patrons long
since have grown accustomed. The
house roared It's approval
1t was a busy night for Frederic
Franklin, who appeared in every
number, save the Tschaikowsky, of
course. A versatile fellow, who is
as energetic in one number as the
next. The Misses Nathalie Kras-
sovska and Maria Tallchief had not
a whole lot to do, beyond making
the ensembles seem better.
Conductorial duties were shared
by Franz Alters and Hugo Gottes-
man.
And If revivals and renovations
are the concern of Ballet Russo
these days, why not bring back
Ravel and Stravinsky?
Evening star., 1944-02-04
SPECIAL NOTICES..
INCOME TAX RETURNS,
S. T. DELAMATER,
CONSULTANT,
1910 Vermont Ave. NV Phone EX 4T94
5t
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, with krowledge Of Income
to collector ee, at Balttmore for reoDle livins
srn !uditor Lying, in New York and doing
K WSSRR esFd sSx loa motor ss
Good oppo5tanity for Steady WORKER. Good sSS
AUTO AZ enG bopy y: AND SiS FENDER MAN. auto
47is hsRsa' ane teady Sea fSd
SGTo S'e Man. Z. to M xosf FEN for chevrol..
VIM sas szselsat earn isep :ies4si sasa
aSfo If! nRsHAsiS III rssf sn-s., week.
Tesk; permanent LOB: rsierTsl card card needed. ne H
Csn Ms. Mr suddith. WI. 1886; after z pm.
4uTSS 'MEcHAN1cs-Assure yourse,, o, .
tsSTes ploassols and secure future BY joining our
bensht;t, benefits and adyantages: Investisate our
sfRaf tsn ana lFSlp hepers T Ser.
pay plan musa and eomfortabs shop ba-day
AGIo OK TRTCK MEScSHAN1cs earn as
much f1ns ., as so! S75 weekly eek. and moreI This
essential but critical! We sive our : men men
bonuses spd believe that we We cfiei as as shuas nne
Washinston II you = are A' IHkhInish' skilled men en
ssthsnic static apply .t once to Mr., Runion. Trev
nessf,r hSsoE Cd 4, ;ur sad sd,n sss nv call
AZ A,gpDlisant; must have . rsferrai card from
seSk MEN s,5s Or quotas
s, 81 sane @D1: yis 5osa s1s; sdsy ssy pays $3.50
Evening star., 1944-02-04
VII \Z$}:;;: !; 5:
"
MOVIE.

United Nations at War" YWCA
o'clock tonight.
MUSIC.
Navy Band Symphony Orches.
ira, Departmental Auditorium, 8:3(
o'clock tonight.
Soldiers Home Band, Stanley Hall
s pm. tomorrow.
RECREATION.
Walsh Club for War Workers,
to II o'clock tonight.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco The.
ater, tonight: Eddie Camden's Or
chestra, Joan Stanton with BOZ
Brewer and Group 2 Swing Banc
from Fort Belvoir.
Entertainment tickets, 1.-The Hut
E at Pennsylvania avenue NV, 4
to $3.50 o'clock tonight.
Pepsi-Cola Center, $50 am. to-
day to 1890 am. tomorrow. First
three floors open to servicewomen.
Recreation, Masonic Center, / to
II o'clock tonight. Snack bar open
at pm.
Officers' Club of the United Ma
tions, Burlington Hotel 10 am. to
1890 pm. today. Dance, 8:3C
o'clock tonight. Entertainment tick
cts.
SerVicemen.
'Voice recording, dance, games
USO, 1912 North Capitol street,
o'clock tonight.
Amateur camera and movie guild
NCCS USO), 926 G street NV
7:30 o'clock tonight.
Movies, USO, 1911 H street NV.
8 o'clock tonight.
*Mah-jong and dance instruc-
tions, Central Center, 8 o'clock to-
night.
Drama and ballroom dance
classes, Roosevelt Center, 8 O'Clock
tonight.
Card party and international
movies, YMCA (USO), 8 o'clock to-
night.
Dances, Servicemen's Club No. l
and Bureau of Engraving, O'Clock
tonight.
Religious services, Washington
Hebrew Temple, 8:15 o'clock to-
night.
Social, Church Of Ascension, 8
o'clock tonight
Bingo. Anacostia USO, $3.50 O'Clock
tonight.
Dance, NCCS (USO), 91s Tenth
street NV $50 o'clock tonight.
Dance, USO, Tenth and Massa-
chusetts avenue NE, 9 o'clock to-
night.
Square dance, NCCS (USO), 1914
N street NV, 9 o'clock tonight.
*War workers welcome.
For details call United Nations
Center, MA. 3900
Evening star., 1944-02-04
WOMEN WANTED.
YOUNG WOMEN.

Capital Transit Company needs several
young women to assist with general ONCE
work, six-day 43hour week with Satur-
dsv afternoons free; automatic increases,
paid vacation, free TRANSPORTATION, pleas
ant working conditions and excellent op-
portunity for advancement.
Clerk, high school graduate, under rs
years OF age for general once work no
experience necessary; about S105 per
month to start
Typist-High school graduate, under 30
years of age, must be neat and accurate;
extreme speed nonessential; S105-S130 per
month to start. depending upon ouali-
fcations
Statistical Clerk-College. graduate, un-
der 35 years Of age, with mathematics
training, for statistical work Of nom
accounting nature: about S145 per month
to start
ographer-Under 35, years OF age;
Sl50-Sl65 per month to start depending
upon qualifications.
Comptometer Operators - Experienced,
for work in payroll department; S13o-S145
to start.
Apply in person to Miss Helm, Personnel
Department, Room 300. Capital Transit
Co, 36th and Prospect ave. NV, George
town. Take Route No. 20, Cabin John
streetcar
Evening star., 1944-02-04
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHARWoMAN for private school. Day
worker. Good pay, RA. .01oo.
Salary, SIS RA 1906.
COOK, g.h.w.. afternoons: small. modern
refs refs. Cali NA. assI t until sopu pm. pay ei''
COOK, coloreo, g.h.w.; . children, adults;
0Srea aundTy foy saSrt Tust live VIZ IN as5
to 3 pm. DAYS week: white or Color. colored;
SSoSk SSSoSSS saRlSy RS6 AousfWoRkER, vi S$1s exper
small family in apt, 5la-day week, Sl5
Gssskly and pi2s earfare s,, TR 5000, Ext. ee3
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. light cooking;
no nights. no SUNDAYS: small apt; SIS
sENfRah eas sa1iars Ho9sEWaRkER, SD aS5R full time
GGRa GFsksHi sSf Ho4sfWSRkrK az eSR3 plain cooking
ssssrS reserenaes as1 aae Ss II 1ess out; good
Geek Gaw and plain ssraqe eeokPs sr 81
Sundays free: Chevy chase se5n0sn s. c secton; ana
only permanent 2srn1as ones need arDiy: refer
working conditions; s12 week. Call WI
Gpe Gga7 aftef nfsiT. 8 s. pm :n1or.a n.... ,,v.
we Reef fo0kf EM soe sopef'en'eo with children SIS
GIRL. general housework; light laundry;
sundays; $40. week. OR. 2O54.
GIRL, colored. Jobs, 3 days each; no
Tashins: va ans: s16 and carfare. sH, 69o1,
GIRL, .coiored. Mon. Wed and Fri, e-5;
general SCI al housework; good reference. Call
GIRL, g.h.w., 5la. days, help with child;
salary; ref 124 Webster st. NV. RA. 1881;
family; s15 week ar and carfa%re. % CAN S'cHs GE
GIRL for general housework: full or part
time; 5a-day week: references. RA. o064
GIRL for housework. mornings; S12. 1881
Wyoming ave. NV.
GIRL. white or colored. to care for baby
from 8 to 5: $40 week and carfare no
AT. 0S56.
GIRLS (2). part time. pm to 8 pm;
good cleaners; no cooking. no laundry; OF
seKpSt{F Of SAvSh osFPicERssss FL Rsss Twin. Glen
Echo ss area, ra Cabin John ear line desire per
erl houseWork. Sundays Oh. Phone Wis
consin 2275 after pm. weekdays. s.
Evening star., 1944-02-04
PERSONAL.

REDUCING, special rates; remove fat IN
NAN pbone NA eS Iaso cseines 0asns.
TRAINED NURSE has vacancy in privats
home in suburbs for convalescent or elder
ly person. Union 5517
INCOME TAX RETURNS, audits. systems.
bookkeeping services. B. H. Pace or Joe
O'Connell. WI. 1866 or IL 1888 13s
for prompt wake-up service. Lots Of sat.
CONTINUED On Next PaSs.y
Evening star., 1944-02-04
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY wishes 3 passengers for Miami,
leaving Monday: ref: Al Pontisc sedan.
LADY PASSENGER to Lower California,
TRANSPORTATION wanted to Miami.
Fla, for 2; willing to drive or assist; ref
STEADY RIDERS WANTED. Man driving
from Silver Spring to Baltimore through
Laurel and along Baltimore blvd; works