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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
No Compromise
Is Urged In Poll
Tax Appeal Fight

NEW YORK. ". Y. - In wires 10
Senators JsTes Mead and Alben
Barkley. Miss Thelma Dale. secre-
,ary OF the National Negro Congress.
emphaSi zed that the Southern pri-
mary victories OF Senators Hi and
Pepper prove that no compromise is
necessary on basic democratic is
sues. Miss Dale stated tina; any
agreement 20 drop the fight 4 the
FIRST c,oture vote is lost is defeatism
which strengthens the poii-tax coal
't.on Negro people look 30 you.
Mss Dsie said IN her telegram 10
Senator Mead. TO continue leader
snip Of fight for anti-poll-tsx bill
through 10 successful conclusion"
To Senator Barley. Miss Dale
wired that Republicans must no.
be given opportunity 10 Strengthen
hold on Negro vote by defeat Of
HR a"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20

Cash the day when Wholesale Ware
Workers SIS handed this check for 700 tickets
the Negro Freedom Rally Group The tickets for the
rally which being by the Negro Labor Victory Com
mitiee Peoples and associated labor civic
Madison Square Garden June
photo Arthur president of Local 6 hands check Charles
A. Collins executive of the Negro Labor Victory Com
miiee while Morris boswell assistant community director of the
local
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
LABOR LEADERS
WILL SPEAK AT
Clio RALLY SU N.

Prominent labor leaders and
women active in political fields will
speak al the Women's Political Ac-
ton Rally OF the Wayne County
Clio Political Action Committee.
which viii be held Sunday. May 81.
at the hall OF Local l57 UAWA. To-
Gated al Fourteenth and McGraw
Among the speakers will be-: j.
Thomas, secretary OF the National
Clio Political Action Committee:
August Scholle. reg ional director
Of the committee: Victor Reuther,
director Of the War Policy Division
JAW and Tracy VI. Doll secretary
treasurer Of the Wayne County Po-
li'ical Action Committee OF the
CIO.
Mrs Mildred Thomas. recently
appointed director Of the Womens
Division for Michigan, will also
talk. A complete list of women
speakers will be Announces later
in the week.
The rally will gather together
hundreds OF women members Of
CiO unions in Wavne County and
wives and friends of CIO members
II will be opened at pm Empha-
Sis will be placed on getting more
women politically active through
their shop committees and in their
home communities; registered TO
vote and taking part in politics
10 fulfill their duty as citizens.
Special family and community
problems which are OF particular
concern 10 women will also be
stressed. with discussion from the
floor on these issues.
The rally will be the opening
gun in a lons-range political pro-
gram being planned bv the Wom-
ems Division OF the Wavne County
Committee TO bring all women S
groups in this area into active par
tlcipation in politics
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Permanent FEPC
Group Plans To
Hold A Hearing

( WASHINGTON - The National
I Council for a Permanent FEPC
hailed the action OF the House Labor
committee which voted Thursday TO
hold hearing on proposed legisla-
ton for the creation OF Permanent
Fair Employment Practice Com
mission.
The campaign Of the National
\ Council has received tho endorse
ment and active support OF large
number of organizations represent
Ing the broadesi section Of
pubic opinion. IL was declared. and
the combined efforts OF the entire
group are being modified TO bring
about favorable consideration and
ultimate passage OF bill creating
permanent Fair Employment
Practice Commission. Among sup
oorting national organizations arc:
the a F o. l.. the CLIO. the Ma
ilonal Women's Trade Union
League. National Farmers Union.
National Boards OF the Y.WC.A..
and the Y y CA the Federal Coun-
Gil o. Churches. the American Jew
ish Conference. National Associa-
ton o. Jewish Federations and Vel
fare Funds. Fra.erral Council Of
Negro Churches in America.
Womens International Ieagvc.
Union for Democratic Action. Com
non Council for American Unity.
National League Of Women Shop
pers. March on Washington Move
ment. National Association for he
Advancement ot Colored People.
Alpha kappa Alpha Non-P Partisan
League. United Council Of Church
Women Prominent Catholic. ProtcS-
tani. and Jewish leaders arc also
urging enactment of the proposed
legislation.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Wayne Professor
To Speak May q

DR. Norman D Humphrey. CO.
author OF the Race Riot" Will
speak al the Tropical Garden, 545
East Garfield. on Sunday, May 81,
at $3.50 pm. His subject is The
Negro and The American Caste. "
The program is sponsored by the
West Indian Social League and
there is no admission. The public
Is cordially invited.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-05-20
Wiskers BrolUn Beats
Observation-Disclosures

Mr. Brown is director OF the Ma
,ional Negro Council, the name of
which is SO similar TO the National
Negro Congress. which is pro-
Roosevelt. that the leaders OF the
Congress have warned the public
not to confuse the two organiza-
tons
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14
sCLEVELANDO g e lie Z

eCLEVELANDO g e lie z / es
foundrese sustreikavo apie 3
tukstanciai molderiu reikalau-
dami pusantra tick mokesties
uz virslaiki.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14

Warner H. Chase, pastaru ir pa
dargu inzinierius prie The Ohio
Bell Telephone Company, tapo is
rinktas prezidentu N. C. Kingsbury
Chapter. Telephone Pioneers of
America, su Lester E. Smyth, divi.
zijos rekordq inzinierium prie Ame-
rican Telephone. ir Telegraph Com
pany's ilguju liniju Departmental,
kuris isrinktas vice prezidentu ir
vadavaus to chapters Clevelando
skyriui.
Fos organizacijos .nariai yra to-
kurie isdirbo .2f ar daugiau metu
telefono biznyje. IN. C. Kh1gsbury
Chapter, kurfs apima beveik. visa
Ohio, .turi virs $500 narip kurie
yra dalis nocionales organizacijos
susidedantios il, apie $4,000. Gle
velando skyriun ine..na Didziojo
Cieyelahdo, Painesville, Willoughby
ir apielinkiu nariai.s
Mr.. Chase, naujas skyriaus PIE
zidentas, kuris gyvena 1900 Oak
ridge Drive, Cleveland Heights, yra
kiles Clevelande ir mokslus ejo Hi
ram House, Case School of Applied
Science, ir Harvard Engineering
School. Telefono biznin jis istojo
"a metal atgal, .veliau di1bo Bell
Systemai Naujoj Anglijoj ir Paci-
fiko pakrastyje, paskiau sugryzo
Clevelanda.
Amerikai istojus kara Chase
dirbo aEtimai su nailitarine tarny-
ba ir kitomis karo istaigomis: sioje
valstijoje telefonu prieziurai ir ia
po technisko patreju komiteto ma
riu Ohio State Council of Defense.
Mr.. Smyth, naujasis Clevelando
skyriaus vice prezidentas, gyvena
15525 Greenway Road, ir dirba te-
lcfono biznyje per n metus, pas
lzutiniais 16 metu Clevelande. 10
t9vas buvo vienas is pirmutiniu pio-
nieriu New York City.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14
SLA SEINE DAILY
VAUJANT

SLA, Seine Philadelphijoje
teko .sutikti daug Lietuviu is
ivairiu skirtingu vietu Anne
rikoje. Karas nors ir prisle-
ges upa, bet visvien zmones
atrodo linksmi ir gerai nusi-
teike. Yra dar tokiu kurie in
teresuojasi Lietuviskais laik-
rasciais, knygomis ir-. bendrai
apsvieta, tik reikia juos pakal-
binti ir jie neatsisako uzsira-
syti. Per siuo zodzius rasan-
ii seine uzsirase Dirva keturi
asmenys.
PIE Josephine Grabauskai-
te, is Minersville, Pa, uzsira-
Sc Dirya sakydama, nori ture-
ii ir sekti Lietuviu gyvenima,
ir nori kad jos tevo istaigo-
je butq Lietuviskas laikras-
tbs.
Nauju Dirvos skaitytoju ia
20 Jonas Jogis is Great Neck,
N. y. Pakalbinus, jis tuojau
uzsimokejo prenumerata.
Lietuvos myletojas ir Lie
tuviskos spaudos sekejas Adol-
fas Daukas, Philadelphietis,
uzsirase Dirva ir kita laikras-
ii. Philadelphijoje yra daug
Lietuviu, tat tautieti Dauke,
nepamirsk pasiulyt ir jiems
Dirva.
Jaunosios kartos Lietuviai
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14
- -tf- ----sr ---=ts<~-
Pritrulso Vandens!

~ 4 =.
Clevelandas, prie vieno Di-
dziuju Ezeru, apie 10000 ket-
virtainiu myliu 'didumo, prade-
jo pritrukti vandens. Ezeras
Erie yra 24l nyliv ilgie, 81
myliu plocio ir 21O pddu gylio
paeioje giliausioje vietoje. Tai
labai daug vandens. Tuo gi
tarpu, sios sausros metu, piet-
vakarines miesto dalies gwen
tojams visai sumazejo van
dens tiekimas. Mat, miestas
negali gauti pirkti nauju pum-
pu kurie varytu vandeni smar-
kiau is Parma rezervuaro.
Per apie iris savaites vies-
pataujant sausrai ir karsciui,
miesto gyventojams uzdrausta
naudoti vandeni laistymui 10
les apie savo namus, taigi 70
lie daugelyje vietu jau isdege.
sios savaites pradzioje tenn
peratura sieke po 80 Xxi 95
laipsniu.
Treciadieni jau is pat ryto
buvo apsiniauke, nors kick SUI
mazino saules karsti, veliau ir
pasirode ietaus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14

> : :. Z,
Vincas ir Monika Tamulaiciai,
is Wilkes-Barre, Pa, pakalbi-
nus uzsirasyti Lietuviska laik-
rasti, tuoj ir uzsirase. Reikia
pasakyti, Vincas Tamulaitis
netaip senai atvykes is Lietu-
vos, apsivedes su. cia augusta
Lietuvaite, abu isijunge j Lie
tuviska veikla, dirba Lietuvy-
bel kick gall. Monika per SLA
vaju. PHRASE j Susivienijima,
prigelbstint savo vyrui ir XII
ITEMS, net apie 70 nauip nariu
ir lain1ejo SLA dovana uz di-
dziausi skaiciu nauju nariu.
Paprasiau Monikos ir Vinco
kad jie ir Lietuviskienns laik-
raseiams taip pasidarbuotu, j
atsake, duck man po SLA va
iauls kick pasilseti, as paziu-
resiu ka galima padaryti. Tas
JOS pasakymas daug reiskia.
Monika pamineio kad jai
vienai nebus smagI skaityti
Dirva, il pasidarbuos padidin-
ii skaitytoju armija. Taigi,
reikia laukti jos prizadu issi-
pildymo.
AS manau kad daug kas uz-
sirasytu Lietuviskus laikras-
cius jeigu tik kas juos kalbin-
tu! j. V. Y.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14
ATVEzTI NELAISVIAI

IL Camp Perry kareiviu stovy-
klon pereita savaite atvezta
buris pirmutiniu Vokieciu pa
imtu nelaisven Pxancuzijos in
vazijoje. Jie isrodo nedaval-
ge, menki, daugiausia jauni ir
seni vyrai.
Kas ypatingo tai kad Bir-
zelio menesi ia pat stovyklaa
atsiusti Vokieeiai nelaisviai ne
tikejo jog Prancuzijos invazi-
ia pradeta Xxi nepamate siq
nauju nelaisviu atveztu is Nor
mandijos. Tie pirmesnieji ne
laisviai yra atgabenti is siau-
res Afrikos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14

sMEKSIKA per 400 metu
nuo to kai Cortez ten islipo,
pagamino apie 5,5O0,000,000
unciju sidabro, ir dabar paga-
nina jo po apie 100000 un-
ciju per metuS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14
$40 pusl didumo knyga - kama $500

Stai didziausia knyga ko1ja tik galit tike-
tis uz $500 gauti: paveiksluota, tvirtais au-
dino virseliais, populiar;ska lengva kalt;,
parasyta, stambiom raidem. Apsakoma pn-
saulio istorijos eiga, dideji kara, kure to
sesi po 81 metu, zymieii karzygiai ir iu
dar5u padsaka Napoeono uzpuolinas Ru
sijos r tt. RitSlt 2praSyta joje kap 5mo-
nija gyvcno. kariavo nEo pat pries-!Stori
nin laillu. per visus amzius Xxi nlusu dienu,
kokos buvo didzios ir galin"oS tautos ir
ju valdovai.
Siuskt laiske s.. 10 su savo adresu lr
praSykit prsiusti uEs 6lD pusIarp
didumo znonijos lstorija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14

"Dirvai" issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu--idekit
/ ktiska 81 dabar ir "Dirva"
lankys jus iStisa pusmeti>
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14
v|ETlNES zIN|Os

VASAROS metu iki Rugp.
menesio nebus renkama blesi-
nes tin cans), todel ju nerei-
kes isdeti prie saligatvio, kaip
Xxi siolei. Rugpjucio menesi
rinkimas vel prasides. Dabar
vasaros metu labiau bus rem
kama sena popiera, laikrasGiai.
Evening star., 1944-05-04

that back He's worse than the
rest of EN-. You just can't depend
on him at all"
Perry Como, one of the ''big four"
crooners of the moment, Is on his
way to screen stardom because he
gave up the best job he ever had.
He was singing with an orchestra,
but the one-night stand situation
finally got him down.
I'm sort of family man." said
Como. Il have a fine wife and a
beautiful baby. I couldn't be home
and I just couldn't bear the idea
of trundling them around the coun-
try on my bookings. So, I quit the
job, figuring to get another one in
store or a factory where I could
stay put. Then a New York agency
offered me the chance to sing on a
sustaining radio program. That
permitted the live-at-home arrange
ment and I took it. The movie
people heard me and here I am"
Como is now being launched in
Something for the Boys at Goth
Century Fox, and it appears that
he will settle down for more pic
lures in Hollywood.
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1944-05-04
Benchley Candid
About His Acting
HOLLYWOOD.

AOLL WOOD,
The Benchleys, including Robert
himself, aren't likely to hand him
an Oscar for meritorious acting,
even though the Motion Picture
Academy awarded one a few years
ago to Roberts screen short on
How To Sleep"
my family is embarrassed by my
movies" Benchley confessed with
characteristic candor.
His histrionic ability. which he
deprecates, embarrasses him as
much, If not more, than it does his
wife and two sons.
After 20 years Of panning actors
as a critic" he pointed out, "I've
become supersensitive to my own
shortcomings in that field. "Al-
though, actually" he amended, 81
didn't pan actors, but the shows
they were in."
Evening star., 1944-05-04
Slim Ends a Long Vacation

Elliot George, along. After school
and on Saturdays and Sundays the
two concentrated on swimming and
fishing. Il guess we both got pretty
lazy" Slim admits.
Aside from his gray hair, Slim
has changed little from the days
when his appearance on the screen
was a signal for spontaneous laugh
ter in movie houses. He stands
feet 2 inches in height and weighs
about 160 pounds For a time he
went up to 200, but an illness sent
him right back to his old weight.
RKO has placed the sad-eyed
comic under a term contract, but
Slim doesn't know whether he likes
the idea or not.
II never knew it could be so much
fun loaf1ng," he said. My boy and
I had three years of it. Seems as
though I've been away from studio
life for twenty years and maybe it
will be tough to acchmate myself
again. And, say, let me tell you
some time about those big fellows
we pulled in down around Laguna." +"
Let's turn the spotlight for a
moment on Miss Dorothy Hughes,
nonentity so far as screen fans
are concerned, but q rather impor-
tant behind he-scenes figure at
Universal. She's the dean of
script girls over there and she has
definite views about actors.
II wouldn't believe actors if they
swore on a stack Of bibles!" said
Miss Hughes. They're forgetful
and they'll cross you up every
time"
Her indictment is not from the
moral standpoint; it's their bad
memories that. this script veteran
wanted to talk about.
IF I depend on an actor to re-
member where he was standing or
what necktie he was wearing, I
wouldn't hold my job five minutes" !"
she declared. Actors, I guess, are
so full of how they want to play a
scene that the other details just
don't make an impression on their
minds"
Miss Hughes frank criticism of
actors in general turns to ecstatic
praise for the elephantine memory
Of the roly-poly Chic johnson of
the Olsen-Johnson team, which has
just finished comedy, "See My
Lawyer" on which she labored
with her check-up duties.
"Chic johnson is the outstanding
exception" she said. IF we reached
scene four weeks later, I could
bet my last dollar that he was abso-
lutely correct on every move that
was made, how he stood, which way
he faced, what he was wearing.
Not only that, but he remembers
how everybody else in the scene
was placed"
Relative to his partner, Ole Olsen,
Miss Hughes said, bluntly, Lets
not talk about him. He's Just like
the rest Of the actors. No, I'll take
Evening star., 1944-05-04
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.

HULL 7 WOOD.
Old-time favoriteS sometimes drop
right out of sight for long periods
and loyal fans keep right on Won
dering what's become of them. Such
a person is Slim Summerville-you
remember the elongated Slim with
the quivering Adams apple and the
calflike eyes.
Well, we ran right into Slim the
other day at RKO, where he is do
ing a comedy role in support of
Laraine Day and Alan Marshall,
and he had absolutely no excuses
to offer for his three-year absence
from the screen.
Maybe 1t was just that I got a
little bit tired after 81 years in the
business" Slim explained. ANY
way, had put a little money aside
and decided the time was at hand
for me to fulfill a lifetime ambition
to do some fishing"
So, Slim quietly dropped out of
the Hollywood picture, took a small
place at Laguna Beach, about rs
miles down the coast from Los An
geles. He took his 12-year-old son,
Evening star., 1944-05-04
Suspect Held In Theft
or TruckIoad Of Clothes

Arraigned yesterday on a charge
of grand larceny Of truckload oi
clothes from the Raleigh Haber-
dasher, 1910 F street NV, George
Hill, colored, Is, was held in $4,000
bond by United States Commissioner
Needham C. Turnage.
Hill, who was arrested yesterday
at his home, in the 1900 block OF
Fifteenth street NV, pleaded not
guilty, and the case was continued
until May 10.
Hill and another man, for whom
the police are still looking, are
charged with stealing the loaded de-
livery truck from the rear of the
store January 10. The two men later
that day transferred the 5000 worth
Evening star., 1944-05-04

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1944-05-04

of clothing to q stolen coal truck,
according to the police.
Among the stolen articles, police
listed As mems suits, 8 dozen mems
hats and 90 ladies' dresses. Most of
these goods were disposed of around
Washington and Baltimore, police
said.
Evening star., 1944-05-04

Servicemen may obtain additional
information on other activities by
calling the United Nations Center
National 5000, or any of the follow
ing USO numbers: Republic 1927
Executive 1923, National 0614, Ma
tional 3431, or, for Negroes, Decatur
1864.
Evening star., 1944-05-04
Frontier Vanishes
HOLLYWOOD

l1OIJL WOlJI.
Most noteworthy anachronism in
Rainbow Island" is the number of
vaccination marks gracing the
bodies OF natives supposedly isolat-
ed from civilization,
Evening star., 1944-05-04

dertakine pErlor would be extremely
careful Of its contents. The case
contained so worth Of embalm-
ing fluid, which the owner described
as deadly poison.
Evening star., 1944-05-04

Brief Cose Contoins Poison
CHICAGO R.-Maxwen street
police said they hoped the thief
who stole q brief case at an un-
Evening star., 1944-05-04
Keep
Perspiring Feet
Dry and Sweet

Don't suffer longer with wet, perspirihg
feet. Don't walk around all day with damp
Just dust your fest and shoes with Aliens
Foot-Ease-that wonderful, soothing, cool.
Ing powder that acts instantly to absorb
excessive perspiration and stop offensive
foot odors. Go to the nearest drug store and
get Aliens Foot-Ease. Get rid Of that vet,
clammy feeling -enjoy the blissful comfort
u dry socks and stockings-set foot-happy
SDday the Foot-Eass way.
Evening star., 1944-05-04
\X&;;:ii \X':; /; e. s.
"
MEETING.

MEETING.
Institute of Womens Professional
Relations, Mayflower Hotel, all day.
MUSIC.
Marine Band, Marine Barracks,
1890 pm. tomorrow.
DANCE.
Nebraska State Society, Hotel
Statler, o'clock tonight.
EXHIBIT.
Textile and costume exhibit from
Metropolitan and Brooklyn Muse
ums, United Nations War Center,
1870 I street NV, noon to 6 pm.
daily.
Evening star., 1944-05-04
FOR SERvICEMEN.

Stage Door Canteen, Belasco The
ater, tonight: Roy Fox Orchestra,
Matt Windsor and Naval Air Station
Port Band.
USO Club No. 1, movie, Holiday
Inn," $3.50 o'clock tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT CASHIER, many
years cxperience, would like three days
H Tsss w0r sbo Mon ia Tuesday and
CoMPToMETER OPERATOR with con-
siderable accounting experience: knowledge
Ct o syDns desires Could suhn.s sas Wits IL
advancement: BOX 1851, Star 4.
COOK for high-type guest house. Salary
and commission. Mrs. Brennan, 1912 18th
Cook AND GENERAL HoUsEwoRK; live
IN; adult family OF 3: references. No
buyer and economist. wishes employment:
prefer school or hospital Box 1T. Star.
DREssMAKING, designing, remodelins and
s.: NV. Apt. 4 AID. 223s.
GtRdi cnlore 81, refs, wants work after
GIRL, colored, wants work, $40 to 1870
GRxp g. sstuF SUssE No aes sss7
birth. convalescent, child, elderly person.
Middle-aged white, willing travel, work
n atgn References furnished. Box GIT,
HoUsEKEEPER for ! or . gentlemen by
refine refined' capable reliable woman: 500 per
LADY, experienced. et desires position as
matron; references. Box AT. Star.
LADY vents work YORK, addressing enyslopss At
LADY, refined, educated. 40 years old, I'M
usually capable. willing to assume full re-
sponsibility Of home for group OF gentle
men, family with teen-aee children, or il
young children am experienced in nursery
and an, kindersarten: Sew beautifully. Full
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f sasTsTIM Tsfer sRsy,r siiso s613:
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bia University with some background In
law Available Immediately for suitable
part-time employment. No civil service
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y experienced, desires part time, evenings
from $50, any hours Sunday: S5c an hour.
RESTAURANT EXECUTIVE. thorough
knowledge menus, food cost, kitchen SUI
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perience desires position where ability is
required. CO. 3775. A.
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, JANUARY Z, 1914
HELP DoMrsric lce., i,

SECOND MAID, colored OF white, for
private az . family live IN: other help good
isy ~ r n% hS Wo ig s4os Wood
WHITE WOMAN to 90 light homework. full
small nir sars q z ssbd Ban sssl good home
WOMAN WON. colored teT ghsayy.: no Sunday or
MSMN A.. ;sy ,. sa a ssarsn r: s5a
Telephone aresnS sss'a 4ss1 aa''' 90 s'.A
WOMAN, reliable, to care for 6.mos. baby
chanss m0Ies. MSsa Can .er
weekdays all day SUM- FIR. $500, Ext.
WOMAN for general housework and baby's
laundry. 2 days a week. Oliver 1906. .
WOMAN, white or colored, by jan. 10;
cook; general housework, small laundry,
WOMAN, colored. settled, who would like
nr nafs bsh e I'VE a. e with
ily. Emerson 31oo,
WOMAN. care of young baby ref, health
card, private room, good salary. Green
WOMAN, colored, living vicinity 18th and
Florida ave. to clean apt.'sl hr. day, and
WOMAN. coiored .nursemaid, to care for
h.year-old baby from to /. Call Oliver
WOMAN. car. Of l0-r,os. baby. s.n.w.. in
and pass. RIA. .4770.
WOMAN we m dependsble to care for 1O-month-
housework; Sundays OF; i've in or out;
loacted In River. Terrace ne. AT. 0325.
WOMAN, care Of 2 children, light house
work; live in; SIS: references. FIR. 1857
WOMAN. experienced. for cooking and
shy; 1--we out: $50 week, family 2
ADULTS. Georsetown. City references re-
CURED Cali DU. 1923 before noon or after
WOMAN: white. general housekeeping for
family Of 2 ADULTS: must be neat and care
ful, good cook. do light laundry: refer
snces required, Nice room and full bath.
H Mrite e complete details. salary desired.
WOMAN to cook dinner and clean for two
ADULTS, B to 3 pm: on Mt. Pleasant car
tHlet s sein! syae Tak0ma Park Nd dis
WOMAN. plain cook, sh.w., nice home
excellent salary Wo. ISL. '''''''
WOMEN. white, over II for pantry work
before and after, meals in girls boarding
daily Cali MI si34 between rs i s.m. and
II noon or between pm. and pm
IS THERE a refined colored girl, living in
the vicinity OF Brentwood or Bladensburg
VINO would like an easy los? Good pay
and no Sundays. and days on Apply at
4Ii4 Go.tags ter; Cottage City. q
81 two children; SIS week. Call Jackson
Room BOOM board and $50 per month fer
1884. LOT Southwood ave. Silver Spring,
WANTED, lady. colored or white, living
near 18th and SITS. NV, to do small
wash; rough dry, every other week at her