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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04
nine HUNDRED
new MEMBERS
IN Y CAMPAIGN

Nine hundred and four members
and $1,000 was accounted for when
the hnal game OF the YMCA World
Series membership campaign was
played last Wednesday, Oct. Is
The Rev. L. p. Powell, president
OF the American League, paced his
~ teams to victory over the Rev.
n. n. Coleman, the dynamic presi-
cent OF the National League. The
nnal score was 345 10 293.
The National League held the
american Leaguers score for score
until the final and fifth game. II
was during this game that the
powerful Yankees, under Luke E.
williams, veteran campaigner. put
on q strong ninth-inning drive
that Melted 81 runs TO bring his
team total up TO l0l. This gave
owner Williams another leg on the
beautiful McFall Trophy - one
more win and the Trophy will be
In his permanent possession.
The Boys Loyalty Committee. r.
Cecil Robinson. chairman, with the
outstanding work OF Edward
Thompson. brought in enough low
atty money TO make possible 225
full memberships for boys.
Owners DR.. j. j. McClcndon aind
DR.. j. L. Henderson tied for second
place in runs. but DR.. McClendon's
team secured the most cash. Ed
ward Thompson OF the Bows 10y
atty Committee, was given the most
valuable player award. having
brought in $340 in MEMBERSHIPS
money. Dr.. McClendon. with IS
runs, is known as the home run
king. Frank v. Foster. with %
runs. made spectacular race. but
was not able 10 match DR.. Me-
Clendon's tremendous drive in the
fifth game.
Below are listed the outstanding
owners and their team productions
which made the "" drive one OF
the most successful ones in the las,
few years:
American League - Luke f Will
llams. New York Yankees. l0l runs.
k5725 so: A. Roscoe Tyler, Boston
Red Sox. III runs. $l99 so: Wilbur
HINES. Kansas City. 40 runs. s235:
Helen Toodle, Toledo Mud Hens.
50 runs. s2is; Celeste Sims. ST
Paul. 30 runs. siS552. John S Tai.
ley Washington Senators, 30 runs.
Sl33.
National League - DR.. J. ]
McClendon. ST. Louis Cardinals. So
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04
WE CAN TRUST

The big man who brought Us out Of the
Hoover depression. created IL million more
jobs in private industry from 1888 to lsln.
established minimum wages for all citizens
the big man who created the Fair Employ
ment Practices Committee and brought out the
Armed Forced when enforcement of the Act
was dehed in the Philadelphia transportation
strike.
the big man under whose administration
Negroes hold nearly one and one-haf million
var jobs and ID per cent of all Federal Jobs
-. the big man who broke the tradition OF
discrimination in the Armed Forces, including
Negro men and Negro women In all branches
of the Services.
the big man who made modern housing
available to the Negro for the Arst tims In our
history.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04

would mark their ballots on Nov. T.
The Dewey trend showed a total
OF 10 per cent of the voters in and
around Detroit favoring his cleo
ton 10 the presidency. Four weeks
ago only III per cent of the voters
east of Woodward and south OF the
Boulevard said that they would
look with favor upon Dewey on
November 7. His stock rose to 30
per cent and % per cent north of
the Boulevard and on the West
side in the next two weeks. only to
drop TO 20 per cent in Ecorse and
River Rouge and 8 per cent in
Inkster.
Not Many Dewey Supporters
One respondent in lnkster
summed up the Dewey position
quite aptly when he said, II am a
Dewey man. but there are not
many OF us out here"
Each OF the sampled voters in
lnkster. Ecorse and River Rouge
were asked: VIII you vote for
Roosevelt or Dewey on Novem-
Der u" The answers were as fol-
lows:
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04

for the little 1ho trying ~hls the job dons
TO his sise!
So
Iote for big really the Nssve's bss
friend since Lincoln!
Vote FOR FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
National Independent Committee for Roosevelt and Truman
HENDERSON, Chairman
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04
Garbage Collector
Finds A Dead Man

Willie Jones. AZ, OF 1928 Chene
street. an employe OF the city gar
bage department last week found
the body OF a dead man in an
alley south Of Mack avenue, be-
tween Jos Campsu and Mitchell
streets.
Police disclosed that the uniden-
tilted man had suffered from sbrs-
sions Of the face and head and had
been dead for several hours
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04

runs, $5l5.50: DR.. J. l. Henderson,
Cincinnati Reds, 81 runs, $3ll:
Alexander Dean, Boston Braves. III
runs, S268; Darcy Hawkins. Ro-
chester. q runs, 1898; Lillian
Brown. Newark Bears, IS runs. S86;
William L. Summers. Buffalo. %
runs, $3.50: Rev. c. L. Terrell, Chi
cago Cubs. II runs, Sl36; Lula
Smith, Baltimore Orioles. IL runs
s44: Homer Watkins. Brooklyn
Dodgers. 9 runs. $40; Willie Rem
bert. Pittsburgh Pirates. runs.
$50. so: and the Rev. J II. Cleve-
land. New York Giants, S runs. $50.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-04
MICH. COMPOSERS PRESENTED

The Detroit Public Library and
the Michigan Composers club will
present their third annual concert
of music by Michigan Composers
in the Main Library Auditorium.
Woodward ut Kirby. Friday. No
vember 10 ut e:iS pm Admission
An free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
sp.eIaI % rHE pETRoIr rIMEs

NEW YORK, May. lS-More than LOO American
university professors signers of petition sent to
the White House today urging President Roosevelt TO
act in behalf Of free entry of Jews into Palestine.
The petition marks the fifth anniversary of issuance
Of the British White Paper of 1889 which prohibited all
new Jewish immigration into Palestine.
The sgners, members of $50 schools of higher learn
ing in A states, include $50 college presidents.
In special preface, DR.. Albert Einstein Of Prince
ton wrote:
THE tragic events of the past decade have made
only too clear the vital need for rebuilding Palestine
center of life for the hundreds of thousands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
LOO Professors Back Palestine

Of innocent men, women and children whom the COM
mon foe has hunted from their homes"
Also contributing to the preface was DIR. Mary E.
Wooley. president emeritus of Mt Holyoke who empha-
sized "the common spiritual heritage of Jew and
Christian"
The petition declares that ION the basis Of legal
right no less than of moral obligation the United States
entitled and is called upon ntercede on behalf
the Jewish people"
Among the signers Richard J. Purcell of the
Catholic University of America, Mark Van Doren of
Columbia President George NJ. Shuster of Hunter,
President H. N. Wright of City College, Robert S. Lynd
of Columbia and Carl j. Friedrich of Harvard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18
Garden Master EVergreens
New Shipment
Just Arrived!

You've asked for them
and here they are! Fresh,
hardy, field-grown stock
the kind that thrifty
Detroiters want, to add
beauty to their landscapes
the kind that makes
gardeners say, Its Sears
for Evergreens!" Come in
and pick yours today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18

| ROUGE HaItinm Ave. Free Parking 4
Open 6:15. Dinnerwarel
Spencer Tracy. STANLEY and livinqston. -
Jeanette Macdonald In Lottery Bride"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18

R00SevEIT-eratiOt.mY PL 1892 r
Open $40 p NJ. "oid
Acquaintance" 6.lO. 9:35. The PurpIe
Heart" 1850. ll:l5. Save lie Before 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18

R0SEDAIE-lis2O wOod~.d- TO s-ol2s .
Park Free. Open 6:45.
lifeboat," TallulAh Bankhead. z, IO:22.
Plus what woman" at Sac ONLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-18

R0SEvlllE-utica at Gratiot Avenue
Gloria Jean. Fay Helm.
Moonlight IN Vermont Rosalind RUSSELL
| what woman" Cartoon and NewS
Evening star., 1944-11-29
PERSONAL

WATCH REPAIRING, 3 to 5 days service;
matchmaker on premises for prompt at
tention; work guaranteed, alarm clocks re-
paired. ELECTRIC CENTER AND GIFT
MART, 614 10th st. bet. e g. F sts. NV. 2'
WATCH REPAIRING-Speciali in Swiss
,ewsry Sdsy wTcH ssTyfs Sn Son Watches; =
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES, where friends
meet and strangers feel at home For in
formation phone. 7-10 pm. FIR. O59o
DR; g; ". JOB Johnson dentist r.ls. teeth a
Westorv 9lde. 605 l4tb NV.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Wright ii you are In need Of Q loan UP to
$500 on your signature.
HEMORRHOIDS erauicateo by my own
method Results effective for a iife-
drugs q surgery Or soMAERWERcK
FUR HATS INDIvIDUALLY STYLED to
match your coat. from fur pieces: We
match any fur: restyling, blocking. trim
ming. VOGUE. 1923 14th st. NV. Open
LANDSCAPE PLANs-start correctly
ssh sa'D:1n'i 'ff aAsA sfs sss sssri
1ssaDx PnRMANENT. q Fl r. So; shampoon aoc; fnrer
Eays, 3oe; NE .757s; !. MAsEILE
FINE HAND-CR0CHETED articles for
Christmas; beautiful tablecloth, luncheon
sets, .nan dSailtes; very reasonable prices. Du-
efas sHeRafanHcFf iaSS is.sT * I'm AsAeEn sMa.y
week, annual and sick leave. holidays;
bse1ns !. sey.rnmsns ssaHnaia.' AZ. asos
Evening star., 1944-11-29
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

APARTMENT MANAGER = Woman thor
oughly trained and experienced, with bes,
references. desires position as resident
manager Of apartment building or develop
ment. Temple S436. 29'
CHILD NURSE, experienced and refer
ences; live out. Box 90-T. Star.
DRESSMAKING, designing, remodeling, al.
terations; reasonable. MISS BERT, 1886
HIGH School GIRL GIRL. adoTs eoiored. Sishe,
waitress Job from 8 pm. to $40 pm.
experienced. Call from 1890 to 5 pm
LUVENIA GIBBS, RE. 5951.
LADY. middle-aged, desirous OF acting as
elderly lady's constant companion and per-
forming all light duties necessary. Box
NURSE COMPANION: position desired by
cultured woman, no children; best refs
MI. 1928.
PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced and with
ref, wants s-hr. or l0-hr. duty. Box
REcEPTIoNIsT, REC expe5ieneed, desires eve
SECRETARY with pat. and gen. law exp.
wants 5;day week position, Min. sal, $40
STENOGRAPHER, legal, wishes work
evenings. Phone Hobart 1906, eve
ningS.
WOMAN, colored. wishes permanent Job,
to stay on place, with adults only: no
laundry; good plain cooking; S25 a wk.
HO, 1894
Evening star., 1944-11-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDioN. 4S-basS, white pearl, perfect
eonoltlon USED only a few times $50.
A6DlNG MACHINES. calculators. various
makes, hand and elec., sale or rent: reason
AMPLYSG asf sYsTEMNex aT ew phco P % am
plenty Of power, good, clear tone; ,eom,
eeHIpMEaT esSfR S1aea ce Ex SnaFaoseed so5sD
ANDIRONS and fire tools, solid brass. like
new. $50. District 92S2.
ANTIQUE Jenny Lind bed. Kensington SO.
ANTIQUE VICTORIAN FURNITURE large
ses Ss4sh s4ss 81 Ss
siss: Seautita o cury Vfn maple % dresser issSs and
ANTIQUES Nah. whatnot hall piece.
chsrs sands tasl love seat
aNTioUEsvIarse Lars collection; HasI at' HariIa Ian nd
china. complete set. marbie-top tables,
bTie,a-brae, mirrors lamps silver, china;
ANTIQUE CHEST. A mirror, srr bed complete
With With box spring and mattress, s75.
ARMY equipment and uniforms. 80 W. A.
ch,; retired oficer; cleaning house: boots,
suntans ranS bed rolls cethns ro
BABY W Y CARRIAGE. Ensiish type e. pram.;
Orv sea 0ds sNce full os ze overlap s whee oI
Se5 Ordway 654O
RAGGED savdust, and shavines, free de-
orders, AT 140o HEcHINGER CO. 1
3 BAND ~, Saw, 1s,; with motor; excellent
plane and carrying case; new: cost S195,
l sell fer $ie5. See Mr. Thomas at LEO
BARITONE HoRNs-Pan- American, COM
plete with case. $125: Windsor; sold lac
iSS 1850 . s. Smiddle of biock1. Si~' A'i D
ali If types. si.75 to s45: the ideal Christ.
ask s5 f0f Meso M 9ns th R1T st % n~
FepfR5ss Rfs CO. iss snd
BEDS = hollywood. Simmons and other
makes I compsts m Tth
|partment; free delivery; Open ewes, until
s. pm Nv. 81 Bias s7sz' FURNITURE CO. sal G
BEDS, Rollaway. all steel, prewar con-
sFnnapsv VIII ss HEip ts sss asarss
f9l9 Geea RooM svfasafs ENSEMBLE
es sn fn Sae snf0 I spring s
chair. 2 end tables ED ssnS Z table lamps With
open sS Snt fasS
Mon, Thurs. and Fri; until pm. ATLAS
gSneonu ga1 st nv nyTr PI walnut onsst
studio couch. all-sprins Construction in
base and innerspring mattress; opens to
double bed or twin beds; end tables
and 2 table lamps and shade: S79 COM
evenings until : O'clock; open Mon; Thurs.
sst. s-gss sis5 cost s3eS51: 1 gfssher chime
ers, SIS: chandelier, Ssb; Chinese furni-
dos. $500 Conn. Ant. FL. Wo. 1889.
storage. ~ EDEI.MAN. 1903 Georgia ave. So
BEDROOM SUITE, gooc condition; single
bed. dressing table, bench and chest
B aE6RooM alsoo! h1h soiia maple chest
drawers and twin OF fuil-size bed: cut
PRICES n easy tsF osa:k free deSeT Men rSs 2Dsn
and Fri. until 9 pm. ATLAS. 921 G st.
B BED II -sTuDIo 1T SIC coucHEs. with all-sprins
tress: opens. to double bed or two twin
beds: $50; free delivery: open eyes. until
Z O'Clock: Mon, Thurs. and Fri. until 8
gRsp1Axr ArLAsA AMsAsah1sa sah 6 st, micHIRRIE aT RI & sioo
CHARLES FARMS. IA 4 miles past Accekeek
sIcyGaE s5s ssnss ass ssfesn
Z ton. A. SIS. Cali No. sses. ? 'o'N
BILLIARD ana pool tables. poksr tables,
M Na sGgpiY ssnHi e8 S6ss ss saAnp ash nT 81 P9
BINOCULARS, feld glasses, opera CLASHES
Ko sRi AZ aS lSs RSs's i e ssl''s
Evening star., 1944-11-29
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS, REPAIRS. modernization.
al sren type: oEsH sssns 9H sSsTsss
c9 itsf TenoeSE PROMPT eas
estimates for any type Of WORK. special
syennin1sss.s nns AZ 22os. *; 742I ~. ,.,,.
ns ssnans nssnn aSns eesnns i shs
ING CONTRACTORS. NC. isI2 wiscon-
aRNEsAf s!R aEsi Eo ohfaMsto5pELrSe-House. aMst5 stores
RAY Es'a'fs RoBE AZ unas5 4rnGss
MoDERSsizr sn fRD Eouh i'ns HOME and add addi.
| tional income Attics made into rooms
basement rooms finished, porches in
closed. concrete work, plumbing. decorat-
eral house repairs, Get our free esti-
HOME RENoVATING CO, 1920 Irving st.
aoDEkSizE MOI ssnRs 1soG} aoGR Honr-poreh.s in.
closed. recreation rooms built. attics nn-
ished: concrete and brick work, painting
and pl1meinE foons sizing and storm
ranged D1sTRicT RENovAToRs. Cen
sral Contractors GE. 9551
aRnn Smss f sser 81 wois
RA. $3.50 or GE. 1858 after $50 pm.
LUCAS. LUCAS & LUCAS. s23 Emerson
PAINTING. PAPERING, PLASTERING and
general repairs. First-class work anc
materials: free estimates; reliable white
nlH aR grSmpt serviSe terms
RaTEsPRooFiNG-Haye RRii sh osasSNG your basement
sns ehsa fx Price ee05s
WEATHER si4s a1ss! . sRRipp1NG RRiRpN and calking:
soN sSpDS DwEsATHER-sT SERVICE. %of soi4
SAIL CAL "A 4. +. I. woopsoN co.-Roonns. SID
nE nsis '1n; ss n.s ''RS'nssSp re- ssoa s'0r" 'a'n
ROOFING. asbestos sidins, remodelins.
iMPRovEMENT CO. Georgia 1ios-ifis
Msmber I'm I'm. Home Improvement Guild
sToNE STUN 'WoiRk-Buildinss, nreplaces.
walls, nagstone terraces and walks We
have the stone and materials Fails Church
roofing and sid.ns.
Joins -MANviLLE o1 roofins. siding storm storm
sosrRacEfsa ssss + Go Ssars o. to 200 By GATES
AAA CONTRACTING .CO.-,-Jotns- -Manville
modelling, expert heating service. easement
DI. 1862 and DI. 935s
NORTHEAST ORIGINATING co. offers
n r.. one q day. caii franklin os4a for free
INTRODUCING a new service to home
owners. Compare our free estimates with
any and all others-none lower and none
better. New and remodeling work of ali
to the smallest Jobs. Call MOORE BROS,
Warfield 1894
Evening star., 1944-11-29
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started. kept
part time, audits. statements, tax reports;
aSc6tNfasT N5ffassSpaGls soo2krIEPPEih Rk EPi
pare financial and tax reports. AID. 0722. A.
ACCOUNTANT-O MANAGER, extern
SlVe experience, all taxes college and ac-
counting graduate, above average. draft
exempt: Box l24-S, Star.
ADVERTISING MAN wants spare-time eve
terS' sales systems; 10 years experience
ATTORNEY member D. C. bar, young: de-
sires connection with established law firm.
CHEF for rich. private family. white take
care OF kitchen and house; best references.
Box 465-S, Star.
CLERICAL, both Government and COM
mercial experience: can do typing; over so
years OF age. Box 236-T, Star. u
CLERICAL-A typist familiar with ONCE
Ming; over so years of age wish inter-
view. Box 95-T, Star /"
EXPERIENCED PRESSER wants work
from to 10 hrs. daily. RE. 474o at any
FORMER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF
financial and industrial corporation and
recent Government Official desires suitable
position. Box 3S-T. Star.
HANDfMAN-Ex-Serv wishes lob as
handyman. T. J. G.. $50 Lamont st. NV.
MUSICIAN, electric steel guitar. desires
100 2 nights weekly dance music. OK.
PART TIME JANITOk, colored, single, A
yrs. of age; quarters and best salary Of
fersd; exp exp; ,d0d good reference handy with
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER, 80 years ex-
perience, desires position. Box 72-K,
Evening star., 1944-11-29
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID-G D-G.H.W-Experienced 8
eA5MsERMArplIMAiusSpkhEss & s1S VA EMi saSh for nvt
adult family; good salary; bring references.
2013 o st. NV.
CHILD'S NURSE, white or colored; settled
and d depsndsble for -oid girl; live in
hours. good pay. 1903 N. Hampshire ave.
COOK; $50 week: preferably live in. Call
COOK and e:h.w., adult family Of 4. no
Tsfersnces required. Phone wi 577i.~ ~
S,G COOK, sh.w. $I9o I,9 month; live in; other
bath, sas Wk. WI 4S47s '''' t00"' anu
COOK, first-class, pvt. family. excellent
lisInS Hernee ausTsri ca ME- sopa wages eonv bus
Live ,in family Of 3. employed adults and
COOK INV; Af hish I salary, s a4osa open: fne me-
friendly home; no laundry; 5la-day wk.:
live live in: prefer steady steady permsnsst person
room and bath excellent wages cali
81 soe5 between e.psnesesd sna THURSDAY
| afternoon and every other Sunday of; $25
week. EN-. 4199
COOK-G.H.W., small family; private room
MISS CONWAY. or apply at 1884 Upshur
CooK-G.H.w.. for private family; no iron
Hnor ins; live in in; excellent IN salary o. s2ss
%e sundays o .dufts fkDesfResd siiVsT sDrns in
sS;;, e9Ss ,rsssaairsd; sa. os1s. - :.
COOK, in small boarding house; i've in 81
out meals and good salary to start AD
CIV 1a settled T. wss hf@Rsais Roman aHs i've IN
G.H.W; and cooking. white or colored; fond
Sl.s 81 .eshiidaren; nals; sleep In or out. Phone EN-
meal: Tsi ApplS i' :f I4i7 "Se ParE~ood 'HSt pi
cooking; live i've Gs in; UPSTAIRS hs0q rn. and private
SESEsaE GEM stx fst TousEMoRkTR IA assf to y part
experienced; days week; SIS. OR. 2o74.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, family of 2,
81 laundry nH ss SPz 0sfs1n s00
slaHrlE SsiI y. voHs1 light houseWOrk; live in
Is49 Kenyon st. NV, Apt. 81. Apply 8
ska se,orsa neat. shx t.
Emerson st. NV GE. 54s2.
dren;; light houseWork; @ 'a no cooking, mo no
SsS pn WTias BOX ss$.z STAR or DRons
Girl, part time, for s.h.w. and light
and carfare Call GE. 1890.
GIRL: colored, for g.h.w. and plain cook
sired: good salary. Apply 1922 Decatur
St.; NV. between and pm; bring
| reference.
GIRL. colored, to live in; upstairs room;
care for 2-year-old boy and assist with
| house: full day during week and every
other Sunday OF SCI week. 81. OI56
GIRL FOR G.H.W, in apt; Monday
and fare. RA. 4s17. 301 whittier st.
HoUsEKEEPER. white, for cooking and
| light housework 2 in family; Chevy Chase
references: good salary. Or 3791.
| HoUSEKEEPER, white, assume household
| responsibilities of small house and 49,
| mo. girl for semi-inyalid Reference re-
| ouired. Call CHI. 1857.
| HOUSEKEEPER, white. settled. to care
IR-yr.- -old child Permanent position.
on Sat. at 4 pm. All day Sunday. UN.
H0UsEKEEPER, one who wants home and
salary. FIR. 4557.
HOUSEKEEPER, settled, 80 to 40 years
live in; permanent position: plain cook:
child " Yrs. GO. 6343. Apt: 412.
JEWISH WOMAN wanted to live In. cook
for 3, care for mother. convaleAcins from
| cardiac ailnent. No hard work. Writs
y.
Evening star., 1944-11-29
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
paired quickly: factory-trained mechanics
Machines purchased INQUIRE RE. 2S2s
ALARM CLOCKS, watches repaired, / to s
days. BERT GABBARD CO.. 223 Colorado
Bldg.. 14th and @ SITS. NV. 29s
APPLIANCES REPAIRED. electric irons.
toasters. percolators: base plugs installed:
vases made lamps: estimates on house
wirins,.. c. A. MUDDMAN co. eli q st
AWNING and canvas service complete.
Get PROcTER and don't GAMBLE Elk.
9797. Repair act now and be ready
We service only Bendix-no other make.
Immediate attention. Guarantssd york
serviced by US. SOLoN SERVICE. De-
catur 2422;
work; altering, extra rooms. dormer win.
dows, stairwork. JOHN N1ELEN. 0E. 61fg.
Evening star., 1944-11-29
HELP poMEsTic Cent, ,

MAI sMA1D. IA fhT So.a. live IN, good pay Oliver
work. sa no OF laundry: should be fond Of chill
dren as there are z. ages VI and az:
Lying quarters With With tss 5sas bsh
MAID. second -foor work; health certin-
cate: reference; nurse twin girls, age A;
STd-n M % room and bath: other help kept.
MAID. white, for exclusive ,suesthouse:
Dupont Circle section: scandinavian or
MAID, upstairs room. pvt. family. excellent
ssRS Service csi ME soNs fse wages
MAID to assist mother in care of small
apt. live in; pleasant surroundings. IA.
sry. Y.t two nSigiiis IN family. Prone Wo, s5s4.
ap Ne DAYS 4r nses ea EM En-
MAID. dependable. .ah.w.. light laundry;
no ssokins; sig and sarisrs AD. ss$I
woman, with cheerful disposition, for
week es's IN ta@ily eH s SiSek srem isth aAs' 4
MAI ,0sa ssiers1ee 1--we in 90. oat % s % days;
MoTHERis HELLER, dependable 3 days a
week; light housework and care Of small
s9.sEMAips MI hA fTtl eelorsa, care of a-yr.-olq
child. child, Fond of children, pleasant and
SSs ssisTsases. s0f Ap. !n s19s si' 70 start
vass sasssas hs sr'ss ssEtm' s7
WOMAN. coiored, settled, nurse 1s-month-
e1S enees TWINS ys IN ss5 week rsfsE
WOMAN to cook and help to take care OF
child; live in. HI, 1000
and private bath; family Of s; young
people; pleasant, permanent home; S22 a
WOMAN RS settled a3e1' white or colored: r.h.w.;
suburban Monteomery County,; adults;
Rsdsy Bor gesk sf,Hsr sI9G snp month d Write p O.
prepare meals. housework: two in family.
ssS until fhS y SIS dsys snd esrsr. xfsf assTs asors
WOMAN, reliable. experienced. good cook,
family; s,h.W, no laundry: 5M.dsy Week: Week.
upstairs room and bath: near bus: weeks
yssation with pay IN July or August city
WOMAN. colored. general ,housework and
Snt or sundfs s1tsi Part sinnla aunsFy adults
must be reliable and have reference. 640i
wah.N Ia5h s. NV. NV; Apt; s-B; IA; 1884;
Silver @ Spring. 81; OIL;
week. 1893 B St ne. TR 5000
WOMAN, white, reliable, ghw. live in
q Z ADULTS; IN GEORGETOWN apt. $50 per wk
WOMAN WANTED to take care of Is.
month baby: good home and good pay
WOMEN t2) or couple to take complete
charge OF small Georgetown home; famil,
consists OF employed adults, j child o.
required. Call DI. 2460.
$50 WEEK. Cook and g.h.w for adults
live in or out: references. WI 5000
Evening star., 1944-11-29
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

now forming. Beginners and refreshel
courses in shorthand. tipping. bookkeeping
comptometer, all secretarial subjects Est
1885,, BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 r st. topp
MATHEMATICS, arithmetic, algebra. se,
ometry, trigonometry, calculus, physics
tutored days. evenings. Box 252-S, Star
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail.
a able osSs At Congressional Airport. Phone
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma.
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1893 St., Ma 1888
Evening star., 1944-11-29
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc

GIRL, colored. nice, Intelligent, seeks
housework with employed couple; live in;
5l2,day week; D.; C. or Falls Church.
GIRL, colored. wishes day work. AT. $780,
GIRL, eolored. virginian, wants days
work. BEATRICE GEORGE. 232 st. s.w..
HOUSE CLEANERs, colored, man and
woman; experienced workers.; reas. rates.
WOMAN would like housekeeping place in
small family; no small children. 63s
North Carolina ave. Sc.
WOMAN, colored, young, wants lob as
housekeeper for empl. couple: 51a-day wk !:
hrs. 1880. EX. 1473
WOMAN, colored. wants part-time morning
Call iaa.