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Evening star., 1944-05-03
Campbell, Leaving Drug Post
Forecasts Plenty of Penici||in
Retiring Commissioner
Started Career With
Agency in 1906

Walter G. Campbell, who retired
yesterday from his post of commits
sioner of foods and drugs, will de-
vote his time to improving his golf
score, taking more active role in
civic affairs, and puttering around
the 2l2-acre grounds of his home at
4801 North Twenty sixth street, Ar
lington, Va, he said today.
Looking back on an eventful ca
reer begun in 1906 when the agency
was founded under DR.. Harvey w.
Wiley, Mr. Campbell said he was
content to call it a day, even
though the fight for grade labelling
Of food products, one of his strong
est hopes and desires, is yet to be
achieved. 1t will not come until
the consumer makes a more insist
ent demand for this health safe
guard, Mr.. Campbell believes.
But, on the other hand, so sue
cesSfully has the bureau waged its
campaign for pure foods and drugs
that only one black hair dye re-
mains on the market that is at all
harmful-and steps are being taken
to bring its manufacturers to &C
count, and the quality of other
products has improved immeasur-
ably. The invaluable work of the
bureaus drug section will make
penicillin available to both military
services and the public in generous
quantities within six months, he
said.
Remembers Hard Fights.
Mr. Campbell we'll remembers
hard-fought battles with influential
congressional lobbyists for better
control of foods and drugs and
dramatic efforts to thWart poisoning
on q national scale. He recalls the
tragedy of 1887, when scores of per-
sons were killed by a panacea con-
cocted from the newly discovered
sulfa drugs.
Laboratory technicians, executives,
clerks and anybody who was avail
able was pressed into the race
against the spread of the fatal
medicine. Warnings against its use
were published in newspapers.
broadcast by radio, by telephone and
by word of mouth. until finally, after
weeks Of feverish labor under Mr..
Campbell's direction, all but six fluid
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Warehouse Thieves Get
Large Whisky Haul

An undetermined number of cases
OF whisky was stolen from the Mid
die Atlantic Distributing Co., 1125
Second street NE, early today by
thieves who broke into the ware
house by removing steel bars from
a window and breaking a panel in
the stock room door.
Police said large amount of
whisky was taken. David Rubin,
manager, reported the firm had Just
received shipment and it would
take some time to make an in
ventory. The firms safe was not
touched
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Pastor to Address Luncheon

The Rev. Edwin E, Pieplow, pastor
of the Trinity Lutheran Church,
Mount Rainier, Md, will address the
monthly luncheon of the Lutheran
Laymens Fellowship at 1890 pm.
tomorrow at the New Ebbitt Hotel.
He will talk on THE Lutheran
Church Faces the World" John
Maclay of the Resurrection Luth-
eran Church will preside.
Evening star., 1944-05-03

d Ot Vi leu ldh
mixed with the
black that day,
but it does not
shoot out ten
tacles."
Several times
Capt. Seagraves'
ship has come
back to England
full of holes.
In the same
Squadron W it h
Capt. Seagraves
is Capt. Luther
j. Hargraves of
State Farm. Va,
firm er hotel
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Death Of Army Officer
Listed as Suicide

A certificate of suicide has been
issued in the death of First 1t
Samuel Francis Corcoran. Holyoke
Mass, whose body was found Mon
day night on the banks of the Po-
tomac River near Cardrock, Md.
The War Department said death
was caused by gunshot wounds. The
suicide certificate was issued by DR.
J. F. Broschart, medical examiner
for Montgomery County, Md
1t. Corcoran is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Phyllis K. Corcoran OF
Holyoke.
Evening star., 1944-05-03

his mother said.
Tech. Sergt.
Jennings L. Daw
of 1855 Park
road NV. also
is in the squad
ron. His wife,
Mrs. Lee Daw,
said he enlisted
in Air Corps in
June, 1912, and
was stationed at
M6CDlll r j e / q.
F / a. H e a t.
tended school. in
North Carolina
and was then
enDloyed bV the
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Save This Newspaper

Many paper mills are shut
ting down for lack of waste
paper to convert into cartons
for Army and Navy supplies
shipped overseas. Every pound
of old newspapers and maga-
zines is needed. Telephone your
nearest school or notify some
school child in your block to
have your paper picked up.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Robertson Ruled Nominee

SPERRYVILLE, Va, May 3 (P).-
Col. Carroll Menefee, chairman OF
the 7th Congressional District Dem
ocratic Committee, last night de-
clared A. Willis Robertson of Lexlng-
ton the Democratic nominee Tor
Congress.
Evening star., 1944-05-03

Home Beneficial Insurance Co. here
His parents, Mrs. Nita Daw and
Luther H. Daw, live in North Caro-
lima. His bother, Ensign Hubert A.
Daw, 18, is serving overseas with
the Navy, Sergt. DAVIS wife said.
Staff Sergt. Colbert C. Bragg,
Gambrills, Md; Staff Sergt. Glenn
Boone, 832 Pope avenue, Hagers-
town, Md; Flight Officer Robert R.
Moore, 1000 Potomac avenue, Hag-
erstown, are others in the outfit.
Evening star., 1944-05-03

former hotel Sergt. Barry.
manager, who has just completed his
4lst mission. His worst experience
also was over Cherbourg where his
plane suffered a direct hit just in
Evening star., 1944-05-03
DISTRICT FLYERS ESCAPE
HEAVY CHERBOURG FLAX

This OF series OF stories By Star
District Maryland Virginia soldiers taking
o Germanv
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-27
RED ARMY TAKES BATVAN

MOSCOW, Nov. 27, -(AP)--Rus- sian armored units blasted out from the captured town Of Bat an, toward the Danube river north of Budapest.
 Directly down stream from tn Hungarian capital, another Re army is reported to have seize a foothold on the narrow Chap pei island.
 Batvan, 25 miles northeast of Budapest, fell yesterday after 10 days of struggle.
 With the capture of Batvan, Marshal Malinovsky was able to use his End Ukrainian army for a double-sided attack to outflank Budapest.
 Meanwhile troops of Petrov's 4th Ukrainian army shattered tht main 60 mile defense line across easten Slovakia, by capturing the key railroad hubs of Michalovce and Humenne in a Emile ad- vance north of Ungvar. Thi, thrust brought the Russians with. in28 miles of the two Slovakiar strongholds of Kosice and Presov
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-27
FIRST ARMY TAKE FRENZ

American first army today ad- vanced one mile to take Frenz, a town 14 miles inside Germany, and 25 miles from Cologne.
 Units of Patton's third army have extended their front inside the Reich to 19 miles in thewest- ern industrial center of Saarland.
 Gen. Hodges troops drove into Hurtgen on the edge of the forest by that name. They found the German resistance to be very strong and the enemy cannon and anti-tank fire especially heavy.
 The weather was relatively clear allowing for an overwhelm- ing allied aerial upport.
 Infantry in the wake of churn- ing tanks, gained 27 miles south west of Cologne.
 Patton's third army fought through the Moginot line fort resses in the sector southeast of the new penetrations into Ger many. They moved within f. miles of the Saar border.
 The 7th army troops broaden ed their Strassbourg corridor to lmost Is miles and spilled thro-
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-27
JAPANESE TAKE HOCHIH

CHUNGKING Nov. 27, -(AP)- The Chinese command announced . the fall of Hochihl to the Japs.
 Hochih is 95 miles west of Liu- chow in Kwangsi Province in in southern China.
 The Japanese are sweeping to- ward Kweichow Province, and Hochih is but 20 miles from the Mweichow border, while 12O- miles to the southeast is Kwei- yang on the Burma road, where the invaders will be in position t ostrike at Chungking.
 It was also disclosed that the last forward American base in SSnthern China, at Manning was abandonned and destroyed by the l4th, Air force.
 This is the 7th air base in south China lost in the twin-thrust which for all practical purposes has split China in two.
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-27

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27, -tAPl High government officials dis closed last night that Secretary of State Cordell Hull, aged 73. resigned because of i'll health.
 Backers Of Byrnes, Wallace and Stettinius have already lined up their favorites to be made the next Secretary of State.
 Cordel Hull has been In a naval hospial in Bethseda, with a ser ious throat ailment, for the past five weeks, and there seems little prospect thathe could return to active work soon. The ailment sdescribed as one which will re- quire long rest from his cab inet duties.
 There is some speculation that the President will hold off ap- sointing a successor until Hull
 ecouperates, for as he said, iull's decision to leave the de- artme'@ crne in the midst of ms efforts to help organize the world for peace. At this point in the war, diplomacy Is becoming increasingly critical.
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-27
CANADA GOVT IN TURMOIL

OTTAWA, Can. Nov. I27, -(AP) Special disciplinary measures have been taken to maintain or der in draftee camps throughout Canada as Prime minister Mac Kenzie King faced his bitterly torn parliament to ask for vote of confidence in his new policy of partial conscription for over seas service.
 Kings 9-year-old regime hung in the baance as the House of Commons assembled to debate the conscription issue.
 Tn some areas of the French speaking Province of Quebec. troops of all categories were told to keep off the streets.
 These precautions were taken to avoid further violent outbursts and demonstrations which occur red over the week end, when two Military Police were injured and lWflag torn down in an anti-con- scription parade.
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-27
TWIN RAIDS BY SUFFERS

UNDATED Nov. 27, -(AP)-To- kyo radio reported that two for nations of superfortress bomb CTS struck simultaneously at To- kyo, and at Bangkok, Thailand.
 The supers conducted "blind- bombing" over both targets.
 The broadcasts recorded by the EGG reported as usual that they inflicted little damage.
 Tokyo said that one plane was downed over Bangkok, but the Imperial communique made no reference to even damaging the supers over Tokyo.
 Domel, the Japanese news a. gency reported that long range Jap planes counterattacked the supers at their Saipan base, stt- ting fire to several giant bomb CTS on the ground.
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-27
HULL OUT $ CAblNET T

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27, -(AP) President Roosevelt today an- nounced the resignation of Cor dell Hull. as Secretary of State and said it would become effect i've upon appointment of his sue cessor.
 T ehPersident said that it was with deed regret that he had to make the announcement of the resignation, and hoped that Hull would remain close to the cap ital and act as an adviser on for eign affairs.
 Hull's health was the whole reason for giving up his post in important times like these and taking his hand from the mach
 ery, now being assembled to
 oetuate peace.
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-27
KEITH ATWOOD FATALLY SHOT

Word has been received here from the States that Keith At wood, 11-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Clinton Atwood, was accid- ntally shot and killed while iaying with a gun.
 MT. Atwood has for several .1ears been employed by the Lo- men Commercial Company on their tug boats.
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-27
MRS KNUDSON HERE ON VISIT

Ms. Harry Knudson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Martin, arrived for a visit with her fam fly.
 The Knudsons have been living ] in Fairbanks for the past year.
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-27

ugh the Sales pass to open new route to that French city.
 Another clean break-through was made in the Vosges mount aims through St Marie pass, east of St Die.
The Nome nugget., 1944-11-27

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Evening star., 1944-07-27
PERSONAL

PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ASK tor Misc
Campbell, II you are IN need Of loan up
aENoRRHolDS sraaie.ted 9, m, own
sims or money back write ,e! booklet No
@ bR. H. tan ". joaNsoNF "a dentist aast Falls. teeth
repaired while you wait. Room 6O2.
ResT MsftH.' SCOTT 81 4ta dental ns
Room s0l. westory Bldg. COS I4th st.
CASH ADVANCED on pawn tickets, dia.
snsisSss. II n% Nj EiyINdsToS assS CO.. iss5 II i
n YoT don't have an, alarm clock. we
lished business. @ ' oR. 4sis. 'e'f "e'i-e''a0-
oH5 s,fsns ei5n knsns
FEEL BETTER after nrst treatment or no
fee: relief for pains and aches due to. weak
heart. asthma, rheumatism. arthritis,
ments: also relief for % aching, swollen % feet. a
Lady naturopathic doctor, 20 years expert
ence IN charge, SH, 1885.
asss asss 1sst a,$ss: ssss: stssi ssi
t,ss; THE AiJcHIsoN clinic,
WORKING MOTHER whose husband is
4ka-year-old boy in home Of responsible
people. must be of the best environment
Safe all details and rate. Box l24-v,
iNsEcT-RoDENr CONTROL. all phases:
free estimates; reasonable rates; day, night
seEyiss .sM triSsl RE- lGsR 81
to day service; Matchmaker on premises
E0nRI ssnssn s0ti s14 'Hcn
bx4 estzisn Gxsa d.srsd :ns to4 st.. I'm ed
$3.50, after $40 pm. Sss
Evening star., 1944-07-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CLERICAL. general ONCE work, or recep-
tionist work by young lady no shorthand:
pm. Taylor 1888 27s
CLERK: typist. cashier. receptionist. desk
cfEkkTYrfs1. fEK fi Isl Government Gov nn Wants part
up to nights week. Box So-V. Star. ~:
Da DTsrs sssTs on s ;sne, x tyDs
GIRL. colored, neat, with experience on
seameress S Nj assi "aii ca is Is0 to oen1Rs sao
GIRL; eolored, wants soda fountain work.
GIRL. colored. desires position as clerk
Or Or recep5ionist: experienced. Please call
INFANTS NURSE would care to- children
Thurs; night q ali day Sun
SseE d..lss s.s.i ss
salary. s55 week. sSeShefd 'ss ss7s 7sa'Irssy 70
sTENoGRAPHER, versatile. 10 yrs. ex-
iSniISI. TYSiSS ii hsa.; !: aE f
ming; nni, sa! some clerical or selling. Call Du-
Tying At HOME. any kind of work, a
WIDOW, middie-ased. wants nursing. $40
am ,S eap some no,n Or m SAG Box 5-V t. sa sao
81
WOMAN. refined. intelligent as companion
to lady living alone. preferably small
;-partment; light household duties no
laundry. willing to cook; moderate salary:
would travel Box 6l-V. Star 90
WOMAN. settled, dependable, wants en-
ployment Aug. l as housekeeper, or part
time work. in EXCHANGE for room and
Housekeeping privils. Please give ipforma-
ton, address and tel no. Box lO6-V. Star
2Ss
work q week. to or 10 O'Clock as
typ!st. stenographer. cashier. general
clerical work: 81 per hour. Phone Wood
ley S9IS. evenings 90
Evening star., 1944-07-27
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

TUNE tMPNOveNeNb SVNPANleS
ASBESTOS SIDING: roonns. rock WOOL 10.
snppY Gs rs es co i Pa sVs
NV, Warehouse at 9TH and T ne. DI.
sni IN; .nas 81 ssss rsqsts e. g. 5 ksD
HoME REPAIRs-Paintins. carpentering.
roofing. cementing. brick work. etc; free
srite sssfsfh PHLiPs LIP GoNFRAcTINo oF CO..
aoSEsNizE asS5fs foti 81 3ts HOME and add sdd-
basement rooms finished. porches in
S0s s6ss r.paps ans 'na T0ens onp i1s ina
aoME aeasi sRf %Hs1hs 14ao ITv
IA PSNTNG + AND 6d6Tt sSH forty
experience in making homes brlshter s23
Emerson st trGn,yg. ny. RA. $3.50. LUCAS
JOINS -MANViLIE roofing. siding. storm
cohrRacTlNa sass f So. Se.r' o to esoS seS GATES
closed. recreation rooms built. attics nm
ished; concrete and brick work. painting
and plumbing: roofing; siding and storm
ranged DISTRICT RENovAToRs. gen
era1 contractor. GE a551.
IMPROVE, REMODEL, REPAIR your home:
painting cement walks, driveways, carpen-
try. roofing and all electrical appliances;
reasonable. Cali for estimate. OR. s377.
ROOFING. asbestos siding. remodeing,
terms lis years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO. Georgia 110s-IlI3.
Member JIM. Home Improvement Guild
Johns-Manville
SCREEN YOUR PORCH now while I have
the material. or for any home improve
ment Call w D TAYLOR. Sligo O942 ewes
STORM WINDOWS and screen combina-
tions available for immediate installation:
UP to 3 years to pay: free demonstration
and estimate at any time. WO. $3.50.
CALL A. p. WOODSON CO.-Roofina. sid
ing. insulation; combination storm sash
1913 H st. NV. RE. $500
Evening star., 1944-07-27
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, colored. experienced; good wages;
live in Or out; NV. section; city references.
CooK-Experieneed cook for small family:
18th 18th st NV. Adams 244o:
pm. WI. 7024. N' A ''t .
COOK to live. in. experienced. with city
COOK. s.h.w.: apartment, 3 adults; live
uSGx tlS1; reisIsnsesi ;., ;r Can pU s5oi; ,,-
COOK. experienced. general housework;
IHH adnfs an .er na hSus snsss M DAYS
;Ssss, IS srs must
S%s %Sspho% 9s%1,S ssSs i.f5y 1863 Ss Mr.
COOK; CIV. O'clock tin after dinner;
S12. 6.day wk Phone OIL. 7s43 before
COOK 81 AMI AND IG.h.w.. 500 month: White. Vii
settled; 3rd floor private room and bath;
refs. Box W i7s-T. Star. must A'' M
Gk WoopRow chfs w0%aa MARRS RsSSsf sasTs kH ,SS Ss
SO week TO 70 Start. M % csfl i2S En- 4sss, sss 0a'n'
SENERaL Gen nouskwoRKEn Mdsv oh plain eookins
No no nights sats no Sunday; light laundry. Cali
GIRL for Rh.w.c no laundry. sleep in:
$50 per week. GE. 4S4S, 1865 Junirer
st. NV.
GIRL, colored. E.h.w.. no Sundays. every
other Saturday on 81 g week; live In or
out. Cali WI. 1904. after pm.
children; live In; SOS per month. OK.
SiaI T. G; c.thcyis. ss i. to care e, s.s, and
17eS Columbia I'd. NV. Apt. No. 2.
Evening star., 1944-07-27
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT wants a job to keep books
and payroll; many years experience. Box
ACCOUNTANT. experienced, past middle
phone District 1854. s25 2lst ST. NV.
BOY. II. wGf,ts days work; most any kind
Of inside work; do not know the city.
BOY, Is. willing worker. desires position.
Call HO. 69l5 between 10 a m. and . pm
DRUMMER. white, wants steady work in
small combination in nearby night spot.
FARMER-Discharsed serviceman, expert
enced stock. dairy and crops, wants mod
ern farm to operate on salary basis. Box
MAN, draft exempt. "a. married. / child,
GOOD appearance, wants permanent posi-
ton as service station manager or liquor
store salesman; also experienced in credit
sT and not afraid Of long hours. Box s5;V
OFFICE MGR, 35, Az IA yrs exp
credits. collections, correspondence. sales,
knoyiedse bookkeeping: has car. GE.
aas seven yesIs Ss1 sales ssns snd
tact experience. desires permanent posi-
tion with postwar future: straight salary
plus bonus or commissions: will travel or
transfer residence TO any section Of coun-
cient, experienced, highly recommended,
diploma Royal Academy. wants nonresi-
dent engagements hrst-class private
schools, Washington vicinity. Box 80.
Cornva.. Bridge: Conn. 27'
reliable; would be interested in possibility
business. Box CIV. Star. %.
Evening star., 1944-07-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEMBERS AND FRIENDS, Third Christian
Church-Your presence urged at special
congregational meeting to be held Friday,
GAS WATER HEATERs0ao, 30, 40 gal.
automatic: no cash needed; small monthly
payments; Immediate installation. D. A.
STANSBURYe Lincoln 3029.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT has time open for
several medium-size accounts, monthly
statement basis; fees, from $50 month.
Box 5S-V, Star. 21s
HEREAFTER I will not be responsible for
any debts except such as may be
PMENs PEAGHEs lssR aRE RipE ii At Quaint E
yellow free stone for canning; vegetables
in variety, cooking apples; bring baskets,
paper bags or other containers. if possible.
Silver Spring, Colesville I'd. Route %,
only 8 miles from. the District. Open
daily and Sunday til 8 pm SH. $50.
FOR SALE-Ofhce safe tMiller). u g.
Supreme Ct. rep, eye. law ane proceed. and
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted by my :
self. ROBERT M. LEE, 55 Myrtle st. ne.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts other than those contracted by my
self. ROBERT J. SEIDENBERG, 25 Ken
nedy st. NV, Wash, D. G. 90.
PEACHES are ripening at Lewis Orchards:
gents for good clean baskets. R. C.
RETIRING from active business. Please
call for your repair work before Sept. ST.
1874. WILLIAM A. GROSS. Ii. O76O,
sl3 Sth st Sc
Evening star., 1944-07-27
NRlP MeN AND WoMeN tce.s !,

HElP MEN AND WoMeN tceae.l
FRUIT JUICE BAR ATTENDANT to mix.
sell and supervise In store; concession Of
percentaGe. arransement to make $50 to
go . week; write experience. BOZ l02-v.
fHoTOsTAr TRANEEs, BRITISH MIS-
SIONs. Apply 1907 10th st.. NV. Em-
ployment once open Monday through Fri
~ Day, to q; Saturday, to l. Good op-
PIANIST. single. accompany yiolinist:
must M yni1Nc.s yssd nsw pla'ins' Call loss 9th
PREssERs. msn or women. for our night
shift from 9 pm. to 12 midnight: excel
lent salary and working condisions; t stesdy I'd
RESIDENT manager! Refined middle-aged
couple to MANAGE hrst-clsss guesthouse
In Alexandria. must be we'll recommended
and permanent. A very fine apartment for
liyinE Wt1EEv vaHsrters Write Box 5l,X s,. Star
enced. for 1st-class clientele; good work
Apply JENEs ITALIAN RESTAURANT.
1907 De Sales st. NV.
WAITRESS, BUSROYS, dishwashers por-
ters. KNIFE AND FORK RESTAURANT,
NEW POSITIONS in washinston's finest
restaurant--Second cook, coIoIed. start
'ng. salary. $3.50 per mo-, daywork Second
cooks. colored go. for nightwork, starting
salary, $l65 mo. Soda dispenser ana
counterman. colored go. starting salary.
ms salary, S120 mo. Cashiers. colored 13).
Mattresses. colored. for daywork, evening
work and nightwork. Eight-hour shifts.
good salary and opportunity for advance
ment In large company. Apply J. A.
SMITH, supervisor. at 1903 You st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-07-27
NfLp poAAesTlc lean. ).

GIRL. settled. for eh.w.. must IKE chii-
work. 612l New Hampshire ave. NV.
HELLER. white; doctors home; care Of
baby, help with housework; live in; Satur.
day afternoon and Sunday on; 2 weeks
VACATION with pay: $50 per week. TR.
H0usEKEEPER, white or colored: $50 to
no
snces and health certificate. required.
Only clean. intellisent, RESPONSIBLE woman
x xnp,s be sSss sHnsdsssd nss: SALARY 500 per mo-
MAID. GOOD hours, good salary. WI. ss7s.
house; rhar.dsss and 49, ss.uTdays ] q, 51'nns q
O'clock; no Sundays: $40 weekly. Call
ssTs ting is sfsnns s.s c.s Sas e. soc hour
MAp' shiIa Hn,,r: Sn;r. small apt help care . for
MAID. inteliisent, to cook ane do general
housework for small family, lisht laundry:
G good & salary; hours 10 to 8; references.
MAID, in .mall. private hospital. Apply
Il interested in permanent position. Phone
MAID. white or eolorea: cook, and rhw
refs: s22 SO Call GE: 1908. '' 'A'
resiaents Experienced. % setsIed woman e So
general housework and some cookins for
family OF three; cheerful disposition and
good health required: $18 . week to start.
with pleasant working conditions 4 good
home Is offered; BOX GOV. Star. 2ss
ment: $50 week. Apply in person, Apt. 81.
2130 Wis ave. NV.
children; reliable. experienced; not under
e, q ysa5s sa5s 244o 18th st. NV, Apt. so1.
NURSE. care of 2 children. live in; other
help bel sI employed 500 mo. Call ia. 1854.
employed couple; live in or out. Arlington,
on bus line. Gebe 489S: 81.
NURSEMAID, colored $25 week: for .
year-old child: live in: other help; expert
Ef as s care
in Sc washington; daily. $40 to $50:
start; references. FR $500. EXT. 275.
WOMAN to care for 1s-mo.-old baby.
INV: caywork, no Sundays. Call after
$40 pm. MRS. GRAHAM. AT. b4s1, 1910
WOMAN. White or colored. s.hw.. 500
week; live in pleasant home; conveniently
located; must be fond Of children. EN-
WOMAN, middle aged. reliable. to stay
EN- EN- geo. 2o3s 37th st. NV.
WoMAN Wees r., shwi hoyi, isht asst laundry: 6,d.'
WOMAN. white. for housekeeping and
tend semi-invalid woman. Call Republic
WOMAN. white. general housework; live
IN; $40 mo-; references. Call Woodley
WOMAN Nv white II : !" or eolored companion to
IN: SO week WA. 0s0o. - " : ~
Evening star., 1944-07-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, desires general housework
in private family. no Sunday. Experience.
ref Call CO. O460. 2Ts
GIRL. colored. reliable. wishes days work
OF any kind, reference. Call Franklin
1893. 90
Call NO. 54l1.
GIRL. colored, wants Job as chambermaid,
no Sundays. Decatur 954Q.
GIRL wants days work Call from 0 m
to pm. not later than 8 pm, CO.
9415.
LADY. colored. elderly. wants to care for
3 children. and light housework: stay
nights. Hobart $3.50.
SCHOOLGIRL desires light housework for
employed couple, Am. to pm. ME-