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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-26
Youth Centers

Wilmington's recreation department is shap-
ing program of activities for teen-age young
sters which will be on broader lines than any.
thing previously undertaken in the city. De-
tails are still being worked out and will not
be announced until completed. In the mean
time, it is worthwhile to direct attention to
what is being done for the betterment Of con-
ditions in cities which also have teen-age prob
lens.
The September Readers Digest has con-
densed an article published in Survey Graphic
which shows achievements we'll deserving
commentator, and even adoption in other
cities.
It tells of the establishment of youth cen
ter in Morgantown, West Virginia, set up in
a deserted automobile salesroom which young
sters cleaned IN. decorated and with aid from
liberal well-wishers QUILTED for their own
amusement under adequate supervision.
brief excerpt shows what the visitor dis
covered: ut had a cement floor, for Utter
bugging needs no shiny parquet. Boys and
girls were lined up five deep at pingpong
tables. They leaned against the coke bar,
talking baseball with a bottle in one hand
and an ice-cream sandwich in the other They
seethed blissfuly around the dance f. o o
where juke box glowed under soft
lighting The din was terrific; nerve-searing
mixture of clicks, bangs, yells and discordant
song against the piercing background of Harry
James trumpet. In the midst Of the
noise half dozen boys calmly played check
ers few were reading"
The center is open every afternoon and eve
ming. There is paid director, but the young
sters themselves handle most of the disci-
Youth Center is the best thing that ever hap
pened to Morgantown'' We may well believe,
from this, that Morgantown has gone a long
way toward solving its teen-age problem
The general picture is much the same else
where, though details differ In Fort Wayne,
Indiana, three-story building has been ded-
Gated to the same purpose but with a wider
program, including pool tables and work
rooms. Kalamazoo, Michigan has even a
larger program. The visitor found five hun
dred youngsters dancing to the music of a
tWelve-piece orchestra in the city's Student
Canteen. They represented a cross-section of
all types and backgrounds.
In Richmond, Va, schools are turned into
community centers after hours The little
Maryland city of Laurel, midway between
Washington and Baltimore, has gone in for
teen-age entertainment in a big way. 'It's
the first time we've been real town." says
local florist instead of a place to COM
mute FROM
Even Chicago anc Minneapolis, among the
larger cities of the country, are solving their
kid problems in much the same way. The
Digest article arrives at the conclusion that
youth centers have proved that the terrible
teens can solve their own problems without
"snoopervision'.
1t has been our observation that while ado
lescents pass through a trying period, not
only for themselves but their elders, and par
tlcularly their parents, they will come
through all right if given friendly guidance
and help in ways they find pleasure in fol-
lowing. The Youth Center appears as good
place for this guidance as any-probablv
better than any.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-26

not necessarily be price question alone.
There are indications that many offers to
lease DPC plants will be made. A round
up of the replies will be Illuminating to
the course of Federal policy on disposal
of the properties.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-26

A wedding which will be a sur
prise to many friends in the city
was solemnized last night at Cal
vary Baptist church when Miss
Nettie Gaylor, daughter of John
Gaylor, became the bride of Hen
bricks E., Bishop.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-26

George w. Darst, son of Bishop
Thomas Campbell Darst, D. D.,
has gone to Lynchburg, Va, where
he enters the Virginia Episcopal
school. Thomas c. Darst, Jr., has
entered the Chamberlayne school
in Richmond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-26
rs Years Ago
Today
(FROM THE FILES
OF THE STAR-NEWS)
SEPTEMBER 26, 1919

Miss Lillian M. George, gradu-
ate nurse of James Walker hos
pital, left last night for Cleveland
Ohio, where she will take a post
graduate course at Western Re-
serve university.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-26

Editors Note.-The Star and tho News accept no
responsibility for tho personal views Of Mr. Pegler
and often disagree with them = much 3 many Of
his readers. His articles good purpose Of
making pevpe think.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-26
Plant Disposal

Disposition of government-built war plants
mas been troublesome problem ever since
the tide Of the conflict turned favorab]v for
the Allies. The solution may lie in the DUR.
chase or leasing of such properties bv pres
ent operators. This would seem to be ius.
Unable assumption on the results of a survey
conducted by the Reconstruction Finance Cor
poration.
The New York Times has this to say about
the outlook:
me responses Of industry to question
mares recently sent out by Jesse Jones.
chairman of the Reconstruction Finance
corporation, to 376 companies operating
5So war plants owned by the Defense
flant corporation will be of the utmost
interest to Government, Congress. indus
Try and labor. Mr.. Jones wants to know
II the companies intend to buy the plants
when war production ends Many do in
teno to make purchases, but not all are
prepared to say SO at this juncture, it
WOULD appear Because of their modernity,
many OF the plants will be substituted for
oder properties if they can be acquired
under favorable circumstances, which may
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-26
The Road To Berlin

(By the Associated Press
1.-Western front: 3O5 miles fron Anthem
2-Russian front: 80 miles from Warsap).
3.-Italian front: 575 miles from south OF
Bologna).
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-26
Our Chief Aim

To aid in every way the prosecution Of thu
war to complete Victory.
TOP o. THE MORNING
Fame is what you have taken,
Characters what you give;
When to this truth you waken,
Then you begin to live.
BAYARD TAYLOR.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-26

She came out and spit at me and called
us swine. - S-Sgt. John Sullivan of New
York City, on capture of woman in Siegfried
Line pillbox.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-26

Now one things makes me positively sick
that is about the small business man getting
coddled. All the little business man asks is a
fair chance so he can work freely and not be
Disseminated against. - Maury Maverick,
chairman Smaller War Plants Corp
Evening star., 1944-02-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT, F. c. bookkeeper, sec7e-
taTy saE on once manager sa years sdiyersiieyd
week EoS 23e-Y, Star.
s1n ssrnsss nss0n ref han WIN. 1p a
eoIoRTp S[of1 PR PkAe1icAh ise NURSE wants
OF any kind. RE. o152 after 1870 pm.
DREssMAKING, designing, remodeling and
steTa5lons st sn, ress Miss Bert 1880 Trying
GEE,NTLEWoMAN, alone, sons in service
will supervise home of business couple
E"sI: hqRs su5dsg 5f5sFsafSs exchanged
GIRL. Christian, colored; desires to care
f9T pm small BoR R0nf PalY star ssmy evenings from
GIRL. colored, wants day work; references.
sa1hInss sTnh Whit bu 2E s4l take care of babies
GIRL, colored, wishes elevator Job from
pm x = Rm for Cal Gal r. RE vo s10
local refs; pleasant, genteei, capabie
Woman; live ini $50 week. Box 5T-V,
HousEKEEPER for one or two gentlemen;
local refs; pleasant gentle, capable
woman; live in; 500 month. Box 57-V,
JANIToR and stoker.- man. white. wishes
neoy. 81 Forester st. s,w. FIR. 1925. So
training and experience desires position as
manager Of apartment building or guest
honsei k + highest refs, Box 66-Y, Star.
homes Phone TIA eais :.
NURSE reliable. eftcient, practical, Ad-
ventist wishes employment as companion
to ,,s ssldsrly lady: Call co. 400,
NURSE desires case: convalescent or
chronic, adult. Call Wo. o4sl after 10
NURSE, experienced. wlshe. care semi
invalid or child; housekeeper-compani
mill frnO oil nrtay NNI .,,-
house f manage M me Me- s485 NSsriehceo
PATENT CLERK and ONCE assistant Is
en oce tamse Hsh once ypns
eRookkespi1s; BOO ls61 s.n no shorthand. Reply to
POSITION as manager of housing develop
tons; IS years Washington experience
PR1 FRAcTicaL lHS;x sstT sNsttksE, capable, ex woman
chronic cases preferred good references;
PRAGf1cA Es n M SIksE yStS after sSed ., D invalid
RECEPTIoNIsT, experienced. also in SELL
il Hyattsville or vicinity. Box sl4.Y,
sECRETARY-collese education, executive
experience; Taylor s55e:
nsens 10 sN a.sIss sss
SECRETARY, experienced. desires work,
loca ton preferred. CO. 2249.
sTENoGRA4PHER; with typewriter, ST per
town 10Th st: Call North 1921.
STENOGRAPHER, with yrs experience:
position from 10 am. to 3 pm, $50 per
week minimum. Box 9S-Y, Star. 6.
STENOGRAPHER, very capable, wants any
type of office work to do at home. Box
Hoy. Star s.
SWITCHED OARD-ELEvATOR operator, COL
ored cirl, evenings weekly. EX. 1898 .
TEACHER, experienced. college graduate
wishes part-time work, preferably in Eng
lish, history, social studies no mathe-
m tics. Box 4S0-B, Star.
TYPIST. colored, wishes Job afternoons;
CLERK. receptionst, lady's companion. ma
tron etc. ME. 1903.
TYPIST-Gen. office work; exp, capable:
temp temp. position, only sa5 week. ordg.ay
TYPIsT-Thorough experienced typist
wants typing at home viii pick up and
deliver. Spruce O741-R.
WOMAN would like. position in doctors
once ansTSerinso telephone and general
WOMAN. mature. educated, travelled, de-
personnel. work; initiative. resourceful,
successful in dealing with people. BOX
124-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
HELP DOMESTIC.


CHAMBERMAID, dishwasher. for boarding
house; hours l pm. until after dinner,
SUNDAYS: l734 N, H. ave. NV.
COMPANION, white, in Christian home.
for semi-invalid home and small salary
GIL. 2I40.
COOK, g.h.w.. in home Of adults and
2i2-year-old child: SIS week: live in. OR.
S136
COOK. g.h.w..- for . adults in apartment;
Calvert st. and Conn. ave. area; light laun-
dry. SIS week: references and experience
required. Call AID. 0700. Apt. 500-C.
COOK, colored, g.h.w.; . children, . adults;
no laundry; must live in; references re-
COOK for War Nursery School; hours 8
to 3 pm, 6 days week: white or colored;
good salary. WI. 1919.
COOK, light housework, small family 2 to 8
Mondays through Saturdays; SIS week;
references. WO. $3.50. ..
COOK. g.h worker, experienced with chill
drep; live, in or out; SIS week. EN-. 11e3.
COOK. g.h.w. full or part time: no Sun:
dsy'; az soan sRal' family: GOOD salary Call
COOK downstairs cleaning;
references; $50 . month. WO. 1880. 12'
Evening star., 1944-02-06
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT by experts: easy
parking specially. permit secured. dual
controlled car. RA. S3S4
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher; beEinners. review, speed dictation;
private lessons; moderate rates DU ooos
ENGL., French, Germ, Span. classes: chtIdr.
rsas; in groups. co. $500. Apt. POI
teacher. your home or mine Phone NO.
S3OS, Sunday morning or evenings.
GREGG SHORTHAND. typing dictation;
evening classes; exp. college teacher: rates.
50 q month. Sligo $50. Takoma Md /.
TUTORING - Alg., geom., trie, English;
b.S. and ms. University of Va; former
h. S. prin. oxford 3l5T
SPANISH taught efficiently by native lady
instructor; also business and social in
terpreting. Phone AID. 2279 12"
SPANISH-Native teachers. converse tlonsl
method; beginners, advanced student
small groups Senor Ramos Republic 30i g..
Evening star., 1944-02-06
SITUATIONS poMEsIIc

COLORED GIRL, part time days work
cleaning apt. for couple. charwork. North
CoLoRED GIRLS want work eharwomen,
clean off1ces or days work. Decatur 2O49.
COLORED GIRL wants Job as home clean
pm. Phone Hobart SOFA.
COLORED GIRL wishes job as waitress.
day or night. Call TK, 1852 between
CoLoRED WOMAN wants day work 4 days
nlase week days n one placs or DAYS same
eook eos aiFe "a wahnfss ssfh fss as.s so ssSS t m
WorS Immediately. Call TR. 1850. 1927
CURTAiNs SEARCHED and stretched.
M. Emmett Smith, 1910 3rd st. NV.
GIRL, CoLoRED, wants work after school;
no Laundry .dnsiryg no csookins. no soundays. In
e Girl se'eI coLoRIp as Ho Slshes esf morning work
from to Honest and reliable. City
GIRL. coiored, wants days work; ref.
GIRL, coiored experienced, part time or
fIRIs fHI time co,oTfd TE 64s4; Asai dsv, week
80 cents an hour and carfare. North
and carfsre fS9Isq reierence D6 4s55 Ss5
Ho.eI, restaurant aits or Sousexor&E. So X COM Sn
GIRL coiored. wish Wishes s part Tine time in morn
ing or 3 days work; best ref. HO. 1868.
GIRL, colored, wants work as mothers
helper. HO 92S4
GIRL. CoLORED, with high schol educa-
tion wants work of any kind from 8 a m.
70 am or pm. to l am. Call Ho.
LAUNDRESS, experienced. laundry. fine
fabrics, curtains nicely done. Reference;
sunny yard. Called for, delivered. Adams
LAUNDREss would like days week; ref.
il2l 10th st. NV, basement, Apt. No. 2.
MAID, G.H.W,-Experienced; days work
or part time. HO. AGA.
SCHOOL GIRL wants Job cleaning apt,
Mon. Thur, 3:30-7:30 pm. soc hr. and
carfare. AT. 03SS.
WOMAN, colored. wants part time. no
Laundry or Sunday. Michigan 7472.
WOMAN wants general house work or part
time; ref. NO. 114S.
WOMAN, colored settled. wants Job look
ing after children; y Sunday. 1904 v
WOMAN, colored, for general houseworker
for part time or full time, employed fam
ily; no Sunday Decatur 9293.
WOMAN, COLORED, experienced, wants
work mornings week near Sth & c SITS.
ne, Box 144-Y, Star.
WOMAN, colored.. wishes Job cleaning
othces OF apis nights only. Call NO. 8!4s.
COLORED WOMAN wants or days
work: Call DE. $3.50 Sunday after ] a m.
YOUNG COLORED GIRL wishes work as
waitress. Experienced Call Dupont 1898.
NICE COLOkED GIRL wants work after
school DE 1858
Evening star., 1944-02-06
PERSONAL.

tenhouse sts. NV. to 18th and Eye SITS,
S;l5,4 ;a5; one or both ways. GE; s2e3.
French family. Opportunity to learn the
language. Best Transportation in town.
For appointment call AD O679.
ladies and gentlemen to its Saturday eve.
ming dance socials. 9:3012:3o Semi
formal. 10. Must be good dancers.
habit of carrying bottles or think they
must have a few drinks in order to dance.
Recorded music (all dances) Of famous or
chestras. foreign and domestic. No inter-
mission, Next Dance Feb. 10. BY invi.
tation only. II YOU subscribe to the above
(Oontinued on Next PaEs.)
Evening star., 1944-02-06
MOTOR TRAVEL.

GENTLEMAN desires accommodation to
California about February 10; give details.
HYDRoGRAPHIc EMPLoYE. suitland,
desires automobile transportation. Wood.
ley 0S45 Apartment 304
from Silver Spring to Baltimore through
Laurel and alons Baltimore blvd; works
am. to $50 pm. Shepherd S7T5.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
YOUNG WOMEN

Capital Transit Company needs several
young women to assist with general office
work six-day, 43-hour week, with Satur-
day afternoons free; automatic increases,
paid vacations, free transportation, pleas
ant working conditions and excellent op-
portunity for advancement.
Clerk high school graduate, under 25
years of age, for general office work, no
experience necessary: about sos per
month to start.
Typist-High school graduate. under 80
years of age, must be neat and accurate,
extreme speed nonesSential: S105-Sl3O per
month TO start. depending upon quail
fcatons.
statistical Clerk-College graduate. un-
der 35 years of age, with mathematics
training. for statistical work of a non
accounting nature; about Sl45 per month
to start.
noerapher-Under 35 years of age;
S150-S165 per month to start, depending
upon qualifications.
Comptometer Operators Experienced
for work in payroll department; Sl30-Sl 45
to start.
Apply in person to Miss Helm, Personnel
Department, Room 800, Capital Transit
Co. Both and Prospect ave. NV. .George-
town. Take Route No. 90, Cabin John
81
Evening star., 1944-02-06
BOYD SERVICE.
1893 F St-OPP. CAPITOL Theater.
SELECT POSITIONS

SECRETARIES tF1. Miss YOUNG.
Stanos.. munitions, perm, 3 da.. 5000.
Stenotypist. take 175 min, S175.
Steno2., trade assoc, S175.
Stenog.. pat. law exp. S45 vk
Stenog.. hrs. o., 9-12 Sat, S145.
Stenoe, par time So 10 81 day.
stenos h9te7 Re1 eSPE oPEN1Ns NJ T1TS I5o
TYPIsTs- -BooKKEEPERs. Miss Knisht.
Auditors tF.). 5-day wk. 1900.
Typist Bethesda. $40 wk
Bookkeeper-typist, perm, S3s so wk.
Sookkpr. asst. payroll exp. $40 wk
BTooikkeeping mach. opr.. 70 learn. $40.
CLERKS. RECEP. (FJ. Miss Reed.
Clerks (10). S11O.
Receptionist. knowledge typinE, sl45.
@Manroom @ CLERK, S11o.
saShisFs ssas ars ss szp stsf ladies' so snSk Sk
Sales-contact knowledge acct. 81 800.
Claim adjustorS, 5-dsy wk, S33 wk
HosteSses, eXpr., under 35, S35 wk
Use 20 clerks: ONCE expr., unusual salaries.
SALES STORE AND MECHANICAL. See
MISS FOX Monday male and female).
Food checker Cd, meals. Sl25
Dletlcian, room and board and $3.50.
Counter man, meal, S35-S40 wk.
Chauffeur. white, SIS wk
Gas station attd.. SI3l mo
Fireman, room and 500 mo-
Market man, produce cdr $50 vk.
y OFFICE AND TECH, MISS DAY
Marine craftsman, LIS hr.
bookEeeper, eXpr.. $50 vk
LARGEST A9ency in D. c. Est II yrs
SELECT openings-always welcome. Ma.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 CIJIrpru
Evening star., 1944-02-06

COUPLE, colored, chauffeur, butler cook,
dry: SlS5; stay out. Box cosy, Star
COLORED COUPLE wishes part-time iani-
tor work in exchange for nice apt. North
PART-TJ2'E employed couple wants Job as
Janitor with quarters, OF small apart
ment house. Box lgu-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
HELP poMrsrlc.

WANTED parlor maid waitress and house.
man-butler. References required. Call
Michigan $3.50
PART-TIME AFTERNOON MAID.
G.h.w., light laundry, cook dinner for
employed couple; no children: 3 to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1944-02-06

GENERAL HOUsEWORKER.
Thoronghly reliable colored woman, good
pay, OF all day Thursday and Sunday.
Cali after 8 pm. or any time sunday Or
Monday. NO. 2b12.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
WOMEN WANTED.

You can now earn $40 per week and
more as streetcar-bus operators or work
part time as streetcar conductors. Essen
tial work. Experience not necessary.
Training paid for no Sundays or nisht
work. Regular working hours; free time
to keep house; paid vacations; free trans
fellow workers Vacancies at 18th and
East Capitol sts., with work on the Mt.
Pleasant streetcar line. Apply weekday
mornings.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
36th and Prospect Ave. NV, Georgetown
Take Route 20, Cabin John Streetcar
Evening star., 1944-02-06
GIRLS-WOMEN,
BE A PRACTICAL NURSE

BIG DEMAND-HIGH WAGES.
High school not necessary. Easy to learn
In spare time. Ages, Is to 81. War de-
mands have caused big shortage Prepare
now for this interesting. profitable and
patriotic work. Write for FREE infornls-
ton. Wayne School of Practical Nursing.
Box 13-Y. Star. 7'
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
Permanent positions. Operators needed.
Day and part-time classes Mabelle Hon.
our Beauty School. 1340 N. Y. ave. Me.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.

Long experience in mixing drinks expert
on beer tapping. Highest references Box
a1-Y q
Evening star., 1944-02-06
SPANISH TEACHER,
Man Evening Teaching S3 an Hour
ADAMS TEACHERS AGCY.,
Spd r0T prpr
POSITIONS OPEN.

SEE US MONDAY
FEMALE DEPT. MISS WHITE.
stenos. Trade Assoc: under 35, sertile.
exceptional, perm, So 400.
Stenog., mas eaZine evp, D da vk, S45.
Stenog.. legal 80, S40-S50 wk,
Stenog., economic research, da., S35.
Stenog, aviation, start, $3.50.
Stenog., medical, da. vk., Va, $40.
Stenog., part time aft. and morn. S20-S3O.
Stenog (22), temp, SIS TO s. a day.
Stenog. t25), perm. S55 Uk.
FEMALE DEPT MISS BLACK.
Stattstician, eXper., 5000.
Bookkeeper. full charce, sos wk.
Payroll clerk-typist, Sl4O.
Bookpr. mach. oper., $40 wk.
Medical technician, $3.50.
Clerks, h. S. edu., under 80, Sl53-
Card punch oDer., under 35. $3.50.
IypistS 800, so ". p. m. $50 VIZ.
pictaphone oper.. perm, $40 wk
Z. B. K. operator. Sl4o.
MALE DEPIS.. MISS DODGE.
ONCE mrr. asst, $3.50 mo.
TypiSt-clerk, perm, Sl15
FIELD engineer, chemical. $3.50 UP.
Warehouse mgr. asst, $40 wk.
Service station mgr $50 wk.
Typist clerk. $3.50 mo.
Librarian clerk. gentle, $3.50.
Gre ephotype oper.. boy, Sl4O.
OLDEST Employment Agency In D. c.
Est. 20 yrs. New openings every few min
utes. II adds PRESTIGE to YOU to be
sent by BOYD placed. MA.
1}3S
Evening star., 1944-02-06
BARTENDER.

AITDTTS Expert hotel restaurant and
49, Ao. night club accounting. Box
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

TEACHERS, clerks. receptlens; select po-
sitions. No charge unless placed: top SAL
aries. Visit Natl. Teachers Agency (Est.
IL yrS.). 1911 G st MA 2114.
Evening star., 1944-02-06

3 TO 10 PM DAYS WEEK
Young lady preferably with business or
school registrar experience. State all
particulars as to references, health and
previous positions; also foreign languages
spoken If any, salary desired. nice
place to work in a well established frm
Rox 16-Y Star
Evening star., 1944-02-06
HELP WOMEN.

CALL ON FRIENDS with greeting card
assortments; Easter, birthday. other oc-
casions; personal stationery; gift wrap
pings: big profits; experience unnecessary
Samples on approval. Wallace Brown, 225
Fifth ave, Dept. 2l06. New York TO-
OPENING FEBRUARY 10 in Washington
and virginia for teacher or educated bus
mess woman: attractive permanent posi-
tlon, age 25-45; interested In child guild
half day Saturday. Write Box 220-Y, Star,
n MY cHURcH CHOIR. Box 1o7.Y'
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK.
Fifth ave. New York firm desires women
to, sell new dresses, suits, coats, lingerie;
commissions. Write for sample book. MOD
ERN MANNER. 315 Fifth ave. New York.
STENOGRAPHER
and
GOOD SALARY-PERMANENT
4O-HOUR WEEK,
CONVENIENT -LOCATION-TRADE
ASSOCIATION. Executive 25SS.
STENOGRAPHER, if you are competent
responsible in thirty-ish sort or way
thinking about real job in Washington
with postwar BUSINESS FUTURE-con-
genial and interesting surroundings and
work-organization not too large. but TO-
Ing big things-something to GROW with
in responsibility and value to yourself ana
your employer. If this IS you, write Box
327-X. Star.
5 TO 10 PM-5 DAYS WEEK
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HELP WoMEN.
WOMEN FOR
OFFICE WORK.

-FOE STORE CASHIERS.
-FOR STORE CLERKS
REGULAR HOURS. GOOD PAY, STEADY
PROMOTION, AGED 25 TO so. APPLY
DAILY, 10 Am. TO PM. EXCEPT SAT,
Mr.. GEMMILL GIANT FOOD DEPART
MENT STORES, 645 BLADENSBURG
Evening star., 1944-02-06

CHEMIST-RELEASED OFFICER,
Desires position in Washington. Box 204-Y
Evening star., 1944-02-06

work: small apartment, Phone TE. 60ss
WOMAN WON S,vi for r, Shy; in a4da family good
fs%;ly stSaa Il. ;aso7 issb s ny soos
Ms' W. . WI VI 'sms' soaG. references che's chaSe'
WOMAN. white, age between 40. and so,
General housework. Cali Sligo o3as. w
general housevork; stay I'll after dinner;
Call after 10 am. WO. 1855. 512O Ne
WOMAN. white or colored. to prepare and
Gn e9ok sssn ssnoay dinners for 3. Good pay
WOMAN, general housevork . to 2. yicin-
aty ssse Sernr ;s5s 70 Sundays good sal
no children, no cooking, no SUNDAYS: SIS. SO
wses WoMAS Gan re ntts5 BE- Rht: Rm; GeRs 3 vsst @
raj housework and help with care of 2
children: 10 until after dinner: live out;
xhie er coioaed Sa oa t. do General
cleaning Mon: Tues, Thurs morninas,
all a. day Fri; $40 week. Permanent. Ap-
WOMAN. white. re refined, med mot not owe over As, for
room and board. Cali III Ia. os Ais. S'0 mo-
WOMAN for R.h.w. and cooking: no Sum
day work; $50 week. Health card required
Call WO. 1924 Monday morning.
sooa MoaHx Vases se'Seos VS. ss6a sleep in; adults
WOMAN. capable Of managing household;
top salary; living quarters for her husband
If necessary. RA. 1924.
WOMAN. white. general housework: live
YoUNG HR GIRL, mothers es!su heiper' sSs and care
for baby. AT 360S.
HYATTsvILLE-Wom Wednesday and
Thursday each week, for laundry and
cleaning, 3 in family; $3.50 per day. Ap-
olv 1900 Crittenden after 5 pm. r.
RELIABLE school girl or woman, colored
to stay with baby go to $780, no Sun
day; Sc and carfars; Du. 0ss5.
TAKOMA PARK GIRL 75c each afternoon,
hour light duties. Cali Sunday at re-
fined apt: $500 Grsenw4od ayeS ayeSa No: !:
Notwithstanding white couple, with
reference. 4 in family; excellent wages,
pleasant quarters. Telephone HO. 0349.
b-DAY Wk.. no laundry. general house,
work: good pay. GE. 1870.
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER.
Thoroughly reliable colored woman, good