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Evening star., 1944-07-27
Readers Clearing House

Use fruit jars washed and rinsed
in cold water. Pack stalk of dill
in bottom Of each quart jar. Put in
washed cucumbers, packed tightly.
(Use small cucumbers in one or two
quart jars). Larger ones can be
used in gallon jars. Add l teaspoon
of whole mixed picking spices for
each quart and 2 nubbins of garlic,
cut in small pieces. Make brine of
l cup table salt to II cups cold water.
Dissolve thoroughly and fill jars /
inch from top. Tighten lids and set
in dark place. Can be eaten in 10
days or will keep all winter.
PIE CRUST IN FLAKY LAYERS
Thanks to Mrs. +. H. S.,
Arlinoton)
In reply to the lady wanting direc-
tions Tor making pie crust in flaky
layers:
Use standard pie crust recipe but
use plenty of your favorite shorten
ing. Do not cut pieces Of shortening
into flour after pieces become about
the size Of large peas. Roll in
Toured wax paper and freeze solid.
Thaw sufhciently to roll out before
using but keep chilled.
Xxx 4*
THUMB SUCKING?
REQUESTED by Mrs. M. B. B.,
Washington.J
My granddaughter is Az years
old. Have you any suggestions as to
how can break her of sucking her
thumba
Any remedy you may give will be
appreciated.
REMOVING MELTED RUBBER.
Thanks to Mrs. ". E. r..
ArlingtoH.)
In reply to the request Of Mrs.
w. S. T., Alexandria, l, too, let my
baby bottle sterilizer boil dry and
the rubber nipples melted on bot
tom and rack. My husband cleaned
it with steel wool and securing pow
der. It took lot of rubbing, but
came Of However, We had to dis
pose of the bottles which were in
the sterilizer at the time as the odor
of rubber would not come out of
them and they were discolored. I
am still using the sterilizer with the
new bottles.
THERE'S A WAR On"
Thanks to Mrs. H. M. B.,
Tnkoma Park
I would like to have my little
say in regard to the complaint
made by Mrs. B. r. C. about the
rudeness of the clerks in the stores.
l have been working, part time, in
one of Washington's largest depart
ment stores since May and must
say / never realized before how
many disagreeable women there
were in this city. I have always
enjoyed working in a store and I
try to be just as courteous to people
as I would want them to be to me.
as 1t gives me pleasure to know 1
have made a sale and sent a Gus
toner away pleased,
OF course, the rude people one
meets are in the minority, SO we
saleSpeople try to overlook bad man
nerS, but know if q customer ap-
proaches clerk in courteous way
Evening star., 1944-07-27
Food for Growth

Although it was generally agreed
that girl in her 20S was we'll be-
yond the growing stage, recent stud
les show that this is an unsafe as
sumption. Significant height changes
indicate that even at the age of "a,
a girl may still need food for growth,
especially calcium. Further studies
showed that girls who received CAL
cium regularly through milk were
better able to store calcium for bone
and tooth building than those who
we're hapnazard about the amount
of milk consumed.
Evening star., 1944-07-27

gether. Blend in weu-beaten egg
Stir IN flour, baking powder and salt,
sifted together, alternately with
milk, then add the flavoring. Butter
baking dish 61ax10x2 inches. Cover
bottom with the peeled peaches,
quartered. Cover with the batter.
Bake 80 minutes at $50 degrees.
SAUCE.
2 cups boiling water.
q cup sugar.
2 tablespoons cornstarch.
q teaspoon cinnamon.
1s teaspoon salt.
Juice of lemons.
2 tablespoons butter.
Mix sugar and cornstarch and Gin.
namon, Add to the boiling water
and let simmer 10 minutes. Then
add the lemon juice and butter.
Note--If your are lucky enough to
have some canned peach juice, use
'~rtaoh of water.
Evening star., 1944-07-27

375 F. Serve either warm or cold.
Note-If the family likes peaches
sweeter, use one cup Of sugar in
stead OF q half cup.
FRENCH PEACH PIE.
s or 3 peaches.
l 9-inch unbaked pie shell.
n cup butter.
cup sugar.
u cup flour.
l teaspoon cinnamon.
X teaspoon nutmeg.
Mix -four. sugar and spices. Cut
peach quarters (or eighths, depend
ing on size) in the unbaked pie shell.
Cover with the crumbly mixture.
II peaches are not very Juicy add
q few tablespoons Of water. Bake
$50 F. for 10 minutes, then $50 F.
for 40 minutes.
Evening star., 1944-07-27

I'm all mixed up. There's a nice
fellow where work, who has a girl
in the WAVES-stationed a long
way from here My husband is over
seas. This young man has asked
me to 60 to the movies with him
once or twice-and I accepted. We
had a beer afterward and I went
on home by myself. Since the last
movie several of my girl friends
have told me I shouldn't have gone
with him at all. 1t makes me angry
for it is all perfectly innocent,
and will remain so-neither of us
are interested in each other in the
least. But it's so dull going to
movies alone-or with another girl!
What do the wise readers of the
Clearing House think about a situa-
tion like this?
Evening star., 1944-07-27
Everything Is Peaches

After last years very small crop,
America Is peach hungry. Peach
growers are glad to report that there
will be lots Of peaches this summer
a good crop. all over the country;
although in the South freezes took
about half the crop. But we still
have 65, ,000, 900 bushels or 50. That
is about two bushels Of peaches for
every family In the United States.
That two bushels per family in
cludes canned peaches as well as
peaches eaten fresh. Almost one
bushel out Of the two will 20 into
cans or jars at the big peach can
neries, mostly on the West Coast.
They are for next winters use. of
course. But two out Of every three
cans Of peaches are wanted by Gov
ernment this year-for our armed
forces, for our Allies, for lease-lend.
and all the dried peaches are needed
by Government. That leaves only
one-third for civilians-about $500
600 cases instead Of the usual 49,
600 900 cases. Canned peaches will
be scarce on your grocer's shelves.
There is q moral to this. II we want
peaches this fall, and winter, and
next spring, we must can them at
home, 1t is clear.
OF course, most Of us will eat as
many fresh peaches as we can while
they are so plentiful. There are so
many ways in which they can be
prepared that there is no end to
their uses. Here are few sugges-
tions that will add variety to desserts
made of this popular fruit:
BAKED PEACHES.
6 or 8 large peaches.
Il cup sugar.
l tablespoon water.
Wash and place the whole peaches
in casserole. Add water and sugar.
Bake 40 minutes or until done at
Evening star., 1944-07-27
ANT ERADICATION.
(ThdnkS to Miss d. M. j.,
SiIrer Crrjrn

Although I am not a housewife In
the strictest sense OF the word, as a
daughter I have a great deal Of in
terest in housework. and conse-
quently the Readers Clearing House
Is very interesting to me.
For Mrs. p. r. L., Arlington-I
hope this will rid her of ant pests
Whenever tiny black ants show up
IN our kitchen sprinkle the cracks
where they seem to be coming in
with cinnamon. This does not kill
the ants but they do not like it and
usually they will stay away.
Editors note-Your other in
formation, Miss D. M. j., has
been forwarded direct to Mrs.
P. r. L., along Nth other trade
names sent in by Mrs. c. w. c.,
Arlington, and Mrs. j. B. H.,
Washington. Thanks very much.
CENTIPEDEs.
(Thonks to Mrs. H. NJ. B.,
Tak0ma Park
Mrs. c. c. G., Washington, asks
how to Danish centipedes.
Centipedes are harmless and do
a lot Of good. They eat all insects
and pests in the house such as ants,
spiders, reaches, etc. We never have
any of the so-called household pests
and We feel it's because We never
kill the harmless centipedes. Read
about them in This and That" COL
umn In The Star and you won't
want to Danish them.
BABY BLANKET?
REQUESTED by Mrs. J. D. W,
Tdkomd Park
Can some one tell me how to
soften up and stretch woolen baby
blanket that shrank when washed?
4 y
RICE: ICE CREAM HINT.
Thanks to Mrs. c. F. B.,
. Siluer Spring.
Mrs. o. L. E. is probably cooking
her rice too long. White rice has to
be watched carefully, for only q few
minutes overlooking leaves it soft
and mushy and no amount of wash
ing will fix it. have never used a
pressure cooker, but II you boil it
keep plenty Of water in it clear to
the end, trying it for 'doneness"
every few minutes after it begins to
swell up. The easiest way to get
uniform results is to cook it in a
double boiler. For brown rice, which
takes quite bit longer to cook, but
which almost never gets mushy, I
put cup rice. 2 cups water and 4
teaspoon salt in the top of the dou-
BILE boiler and forget it for IS min
utes. No stirring or watching re-
quired. Less water is used II a drier
rice is desired. No washing or drain
ing needed. This recipe would not
work with white rice, but there may
be recipe on your rice box
Thanks for a grand column. The
graham cracker ice cream is ex-
cellent and so easy to make I made
1t less rich by using half coffee
cream and half milk and I don't
even beat it with an egg beaten
just stir 1t with a spoon several
times while I get dinner.
y 4 \ II
KOSHER DILL PICKLE
Thanks to Mrs. r. J. S.,
Hyattsuille.)
Last season I noticed requests in
the Clearing House for recipe for
kosher dill pickles. Sorry l didn't
get around to sending it in. Now
that it's dill pickle time again I
hope you will pass it on.
Evening star., 1944-07-27
Beef-BaCOn Pie

Mix pastry and bake crust at 450'
F. for Is minutes. Brown ground
beef, onion and green pepper in
skillet. Add salt and tomato juice
and simmer Is minutes. Thicker
with -four -and-water paste. Put into
baked pie shell and top with lattice
work Of crisply fried bacon. Heat
in 450' F. oven for 10 minutes
Serves <
Evening star., 1944-07-27

especially true Of those public SER
wants" who come in contact with
those they are supposed to serve at
the end Of telephone line. Ap-
parently being invisible Is also sup
posed to make them invincible.
Life these days Is hard enough
for all Of us. Several OF the writer's
have tried to excuse the discourte-
GUS individuals as being. perhaps,
the victims of heartache. How rude
ness can assuage such a malady
fail to see.
Evening star., 1944-07-27
Thanks to Miss Z. A. G.,
WdshinotOu

Thanks to Miss Z. A. G.,
Washington)
1t isn't just the clerks in the
stores that are so discourteous. AS
a matter of fact. lot of them have
kept right on giving good service
with a smile. But this discussion
seems, for one reason or another, to
have singled them out for the pro
and con" letters.
Far worse than the salespeople
are a number Of the utilities en-
ployeS. Protected by all sorts of
wartime rules and regulations. they
have become little tin gods In their
own estimation. and the public they
serve a demanding nuisance. They
snap In response to essential ques-
tions-they refuse information in a
tone Of such insolence that 1t
arouses fury in the inquirer. This is
Evening star., 1944-07-27

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address;
we will withhold both and use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House. Woman's Page. The Eve
ming Star, Washington 4.
Views expressed in the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those of The Star, and, as it is
obviously impossible for us to
test all recipes submitted we
cannot assume responsibility for
them. B.
Evening star., 1944-07-27

v cup sugar.
] egg.
1% cups sifted all-purpose -four.
3 teaspoons baking powder.
n teaspoon salt.
Y cup milk.
! teaspoon vanilla.
II teaspoon bitter almond.
Cream shortening and sugar to.
Evening star., 1944-07-27
WHILE HE'S. AWAY?
REQUESTED by Mrs. o. r.
Tu i, -

I hear SO much, back and forth
about the wives of men in the serv-
ice going out with man friends while
their husbands are away. Some OF
the girls say it is all right-that
they know their husbands aren't
sitting looking at the moon and
thinking only of them. but are hav-
ing a high old time when they are
on duty with whatever feminine
company comes their way. Others
say that this doesn't matter-it is
up to the wives to set the example.
Evening star., 1944-07-27
Fish Feats

To precook fish for fish cakes or
casserole dishes, try steaming it on
a rack instead of boiling. BY steam
ing, the fish will retain more Of the
Wtamins and minerals. A piece of
cheesecloth placed under the fish
will make it easier to lift out with
out breaking
Evening star., 1944-07-27

HYou can now give your dog a complete
food every day with fresh meat baked in
pure, wholesome, nutritious u. S. Govt. In
spected horse meat. THE ONLY FOOD
OF ITS KIND IN AMERICA TODAY
For years this food called "Ken-L-Biskit"
has been used in America foremost ken
nels-helping to keep world champions
in top form. Over 10O,00O,0O0 pounds
have been fed! Now made available to
you at grocers. food stores, etc.
Ken-L-Biskit comes crumbled in small
pieces, easily mixed with boiling water.
Provides your dog with MEAT EVERY
DAY! Ken-L-Biskit is a complete food
every known element and vitamin your
dog needs for perfect health Test ken-L-
Biskit at no cost! For FREE 2-lb. carton
(3Oc retail value), write to: The Quaker
Oats Company. Dept. c. Rockford, Ill.
Be sure to send your dealers name and
address
Evening star., 1944-07-27

nine times out of ten the clerk will
respond in kind. It's so much nicer
to 'ask with q smile" instead of
demand with a frown.''
Evening star., 1944-07-27

Pastry.
u cup lard.
! cup sifted -four.
Il teaspoon salt.
1A to 21a tablespoons water.
,4. Filling.
pound ground beef.
4 cup chopped onion.
J. green pepper, chopped.
l teaspoon salt.
/ CUP tomato iuice.
Evening star., 1944-07-27

Here and There: A product
long known to New England house
wives, and a arm favorite with them
Evening star., 1944-07-27

r It's good to remember to look
for the Hollander tag when
ever you shop for furs, It's
your assurance that the fur
beauty you admire in the store
will last and last
Evening star., 1944-06-16
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT and tax consultant books
started, kept part time, statements. tax
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE. 35, AT univ. and
business college graduate. once msr.
credits, coll, Correspondence. sales: owns
cars. GE. 7l72 after q. Box 473-K, Star.
BUSINESSMAN, middle aged. with 30
years broad experience. capable OF re-
Ronsibilitv exercising initiatives sober,
dependable. conscientious; permanent po-
sition, reliable organizaton. In reply, state
salary. Box 97-R, Star. 49,
EXECUTIVE-TYPE salesmanager salesman.
wishes to better self; present employed.
So. 800; draft exempt; adapt self to any
business. Bog 43o-K, Star 16'
GOVT. EXECUTIVE, accounting. buegeting
administrative and selling background,
seeking offer or partnership in private en-
terprise: at present nearntns $4,000 per
annum: what can you offer. Box SCR, Star
lSs
MAINTENANCE MECH, white, both super
visory and practical exp; building and
engineerlns upkeep; excellent ref Box
MAN ACCoUNTANT with sound business
training and experience in supervisory
capacity desires executive position with
large. reliable Arm having good. future:
can furnish good history and references:
age. 3s. Detail position fully. Box OR.
NAVAL OFFICER. leaving service with
medical discharge, which does not imIair
civilian activity. desires promising stu
alton: is experienced business and public
relations advisor. Box l39-R. Star.
Evening star., 1944-06-16
RESTAURANT,
Lower st. Marys County.
[ large Gen. Store & Barroorla

Storeroom. 40x40 It.. barroom. l9x19
it.; anteroom with two new toilets. Living
quarters are rooms and kitchen, q new
we'll and new plumbing. Located on a
prominent corner lot with ga acres, ga
acres are in potatoes; q srowins garden
and . large hogs.
The price S12.500. takes merchandise,
stock Of LIQUOR. fixtures. etc.
Complete possession with settlement.
The right man or men can make money at
this stand. have q regular storekeeper
who works cheap and who will stay,
For appointment. write S. T. ROBERT
SON, 6o01 Old Georgetown I'd. Bethesda,
Nd les
Evening star., 1944-06-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

c.s VIII 4 .,ssss.s y5sT ssPts and 81 s5
atfI cIfAS1se0 0z aN6 ek izusnRY sDf STORE ls cas-,
ood @ danS no eSons ssoesnss asa
aiykooa aiys m HSrsRR. Is R cote. shop dhisin. hsi
'a1e 81 snns sHns So s m
Sloo monthly; Apply Prince William
CLEANING. ciothins and % Variety store; large
stock: cash or terms. See owner, HO. 94l2.
fos ss%s s.f s. Rs repairing s.chlnsrs or
business; good opportunify also stock.
sHs shSf sTosE asag't or s s
eraEs d sifoo ss BUSINESS Sa'sae Weet saeric. ace
phene sfs v Gus ss'Sa Food MsR.t ss in s Rsrss s1
KEW kEw GsShb5qEsssn GsRbENs TEA SooM space as assi.
I'LL a9e p,aNT s,9P g. St n'w ;oEI pc s'; shas9
RooMiNG HOUSE. Dupont crcle--la
rms. newly DECORATED. nicely turn., 4
GRocERIEs' '' AND MEAFs;S FsS viii fi's Sacrifice ifa
o., account OF sickness Ap. All or
LffNcHEso,NETrE FOR RENT, in wsshins.
tons busiest BOWLING establishments; air
s0S ss' Wrss iPs sio iS r. sosssG
psx gsa. ssTaonr for sale. Arm,
BOOMING HOUSE. near 10th and Col. rd
W.; brick, rms. nicely fu-n.: income
ageSts. phone DU. $685.. Ext. S1.. o2'
GROCERY STORE, well stocked: excellent
buy: low rent. LLdlow a365. Is.
ROOMING HOUSE.
Business and furniture. Grand oppor.
tunity good investment. 2314 1st. ST. NV.
ons
Evening star., 1944-06-16
MAIDS AND CLEANERS.

THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY RE-
auIREs coLoRED MAIDS AND CLEAN
go TIC 4. HALF DAYS SATURDAYS.
TINE OFF ON LEGAL AND CHURCH
HOLIDAYS. $40 PER MONTH PLUS AN
ONLY RELIABLE DEPENDABLE FER
SONS CONSIDERED APPLY TIC RN. 100
ADMINISTRATION BLDG. $50 MICH.
Evening star., 1944-06-16
LABORERS

To work on lawns Of large apartment de-
velopment. 76c per hour. Can work 8
10 10 hours per day II desired ADply to
COLONIAL VILLAGE APIS.
lo12 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1944-06-16
HELP MEk.
ADVERTISING
COpYWRTTER

Excellent opportunity and permanent
position for man with advertising agency
OF general newspaper ADVERTISING exp"r,
fence Copy and laYoutS One with local
BACKGROUND preferred but not essee tial
Apply IN person with SAMPLES OF WORK,
Room "'f" EEpDine BuIlGinV
Evening star., 1944-06-16

REPAIRS AND SERVICES.
APPLIANCES - Electric fans, nxfureN
radios and Washing machines sold and rec
paireoi Eiilng for light and powell nc, 3oS
Wire. l243 Y st. ne. FIR. 5000. -.
(Continued on Next paSc.)
Evening star., 1944-06-16
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

ADVERTISING detail assistant for agency,
man or girl, can advance to production
manager; experience unnecessary; refer
ences required. Romer Advertising Serv-
ice Jos Woodward Bldg
BoOkkEEPER for essential industry
draft status Box 23S-H. Star.
BUS BOY CR GIRL. l. am. to o. Ap-
ply Roma Restaurant, 34l9 Conn. ave,
CLEANERS. night and day work. Apply
to Mr.. Rose, Metropolitan Club, 1900
st. NV.
FARM COUPLE. white. to manage 3-acre
farm fer young single man; apt. utilities
furnished: good salary TO right party;
end pigeons main duties. sH. 422S. s-12
am. or Box SS-R, Star l6'
FOOD CHECKER-CASHIER. National Cash
Register system; Sl25 month and meals
6-day week. Apply Miss sitter, Harvey's
Restaurant, llO1 Conn. ave. NV.
WANTED, COUPLE, man and wife. house
man and cook. in small sanatorium near
Bethesda: live place. WI 1AnL
Evening star., 1944-06-16

Men for Essential Work
To unload freight cars: workday begins at
! 80 in afternoons. These Jobs offer steady
year-round employment; $40 20 for 40-hr
week. with Saturday. Sunday and all hoii-
days of.
APPLY
Safeway Employment Office,
Evening star., 1944-06-16
PART-TIME
EMPLOYMENT WORK.

I4F14 HO I 1F11I1 w OIllA,
College graduate between 2S and rs, to
interview applicants for employment be-
tween 10 am. and 3 pm. weekdays for
large corporation ENGAGED in essential
semiskilled help, both colored and white.
Employment, social service, or teaching
sons already employed elsewhere. please do
not apply. Write for interview, eiyins
age, experience, education marital status
Box 4+-R, Star.
Evening star., 1944-06-16
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. BIS
SITUATIONS MEN trsst.,.
JOB WANTr1

Young ambitious. married rsn. child.
draft exempt. hard and sincere worker,
meeting public. capable Of a responsible
position; experienced In manaxina liquor
store ana gas station, ALSO expsrisneed IN
Immediately for a good steady position.
willing TO work long hours; best OF refer
enees: cannot consider less than So5 per
week. Call Union A22h. iAf
Evening star., 1944-06-16
PERSONAL

OUR PROFESSIONAL WRITERS viii pre-
pare. edit speeches, articles afic publica-
tioEs at nominal fees. confidential. MA.
GET TO WORK ON TIME-sy using .
month. Miss Hail, DU. 1854. IT.
PHONE. SHEPHERD 1850, ask for MisA
Car.pbeli II you are In need Of Q loan up
to S300 on yonr signature
MEETING ROOM. seatins capacity OF 100.
splendid for club meetinas and card oar.
ties, etc: complete With chairs and card
Nr soldano. Me $500. ia 1882
HEMOn6HOlDS eradicated oy my own
method Results effective for q life-
time or money back Write Tor booklet. No
drugs or surxery DR. sOMMERwERCK.
462i issn & NJ RA t747
d. c.: riding, swimming, archery, rine;
good food, mineral water; qualified staf.
registered nurse: happiness. health. safety;
Christian services. CHI. 1858 or WO. 4214.
KNITTED GARMENTS renodeled. Don't
sned sas ya'R % spmpsss s9sr snhas
II MStRsiE.. : 'eiticisnt. excellent reference. pre-.
Saturday from 10 am. to- 6 pm. only.
WILL GERTRUDE or Frances Franklin.
from Atlanta: please call 1882, Fort Bel
Kolstad? ISs
DIR. n " johnson. DENTIST
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait.
Room fO2 Westory BldR 80R flth N W.
Evening star., 1944-06-16
PART-TIME
CHAUFFEUR-HOUSEMAN

35 to 80 or draft exempt; other help kept
am. for or ) hours: no Sundays:
references; permanent position. a93S
Newark ST. NV. tew doors off Conn. ave.. l..
Eme erson JR1l
Evening star., 1944-06-16
HELP WoMEN.
SETTLEMENT CLERK

familiar with preparing deeds. lesal docu-
ments and title co. procedure: perm. posi-
tion; 3e-hr. week: splendid opportunity for
Advancement only experienced person
considered. Call Mr.. Moore. MA. 2345.
Evening star., 1944-06-16
TOP SALARY

LAUNDRY, small house and family. 5la days
week, $50 to 4:30 in country 3 miles
beyond Chevy Chase Circle: buses once an
hour from circle. An attractive position
for dependable woman. Call WI. 7747 for
rtTiA
Evening star., 1944-06-16
HELP WoMEN.

Gsisvette. 18Th and Eye s,s' NV Apply
WOMAN, white. for In X DUTY; and as
References Box le0-H, Star
for BaptiSt Home Christian atmosphere.
home environment; live in. Call supt..
WOMAN, white, exp. to work a soda ioun-
tain ri nriRhborhood store ewes. part
time and Sun good nay BeaGon Phar-
WoMAa %cSdA IN to '"% %ork at '' fountain IN IN small
drugstore; excellent salary to start. Con-
vpfG Isl% s,ss .n.rvi.. ave aw doc
tors home care OF small children; live
WoFa oeweeB B0a aee Of sat and 30
ed for war work. Grophysical instrument
Co Nash St and Kew blvd. Arlington,
WOMEN, coiored young. to work in whole
sais clfsnns plant no sXperenee % y neees
YOUNG LADY Tor general ONCE work with
old-es abl.shed furniture store: typing pre-
TERED House d Hermann. 5th and Eye
AVON PRODUCTS wants represent atives
for Anson IA AeIandra Sand oY snd Fs Church
for coqsenial. brisht and alert young lady
exclusive clientele. in ideal SURROUNDINGS,
Apply bGt. and !, mornings. Camalier
Buckley. ll1l Conn. ave.
GOOD SALARY, room and bath for white
woman. willing to 90 Cornwall Lon Hudson,
N. y. for summer in the mountains with
pSdh mother Al and boy Ave must help generally.
URGENT NEED for persons trained in
child development for nursery schools in
Fairwsy Hills and Takoma Park to release
mothers for war work. Box l49-R. Star
WOMAN. white. steamtable: work in
cafeteria h-day week: no nisht work.
Saturday and SUNDAY off
CHEER1o CAFETERIA, 1745 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1944-06-16
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS. -

NAVAL OFFICER driving to California de-
sires passengers to share expenses; leaving
June ~. HO. 1850 or HO. 2065. 1s'
TWO LADIES wont ride to Baltimore Sat-,
June 18th. Tel Ma. 1916 to 4:30: eyes,,
Evening star., 1944-06-16

Cafeteria or restaurant, CAPABLE taking
complete charge menu, rationing. personnel,
books etc Box I00-R, Star. l6s