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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
COAST Line CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

T. w. Walker, Jr., was elect
ed president of the Atlantic Coast
Line Employees Service club at a
recent membership meeting, it
was announced yesterday.
Other officers elected to serve
during the ensuing year are: Paul
j. Baschon, ST., first vice presi-
dent; James Groom, second vice
PRESIDENT; Miss Bea keaves,
secretary; Miss Gerry Huband,
assistant secretary; and W. p.
McGlaughton, Jr., treasurer.
1t was decided that the club
sponsor the collection of money
from Coast Line employees for the
purchase of cigarettes to be sent
to men in the armed service. Last
year the club purchased several
thousand packages of cigarettes
for men overseas and numerous
replies were received from them
expressing their appreciation, Lis
ton w. Humphrey, past president,
said
Retiring officers are: Liston
Humphrey, PRESIDENT; T. J. Whit
ton, first vice president; T. w.
Walker, j., second vice presi-
dent: J. R. Taylor, secretary; T.
A. Shepard, Jr., assistant secre-
tary; and C. J. Cunningham,
treasurer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
SHIPYARD ORDERS
SUNDAY CLOSING

The North Carolina Shipbuilding
company's yard here will be
closed on Sundays during July
and August because of the ex-
tremely hot weather and to give
it's employees a rest, officials said
yesterday.
The official announcement read
as follows:
"On account of the extremely
hot weather which has been prev
alent during the past month and
in order to give rest to those
employees who have been working
regularly seven days a week, this
yard will be closed on Sundays
during the months of July and
August except for such critical
items of work as may be arranged
by division heads"
The yard has been on a seven
day schedule since its production
program moved into appreciate
volume.
The schedule for the coming
two months will become effective
July 2.
In keeping with instructions
from the regional office of the
Maritime commission, the yard
will operate on full schedule July
4, it was said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
WILMINGTON MAJOR
WINS DEC AWARD

News has been received here
that Major George S. Boylan, Jr.,
9 South Fourth street pilot on
B-24 Liberator bomber, has been
awarded the Distinguished Flying
Cross for extraordinary achieve
ment" in bombing missions over
Germany and occupied Europe.
Major Boylan, now commanding
officer of squadron in the fam
GUS unit, is member of the old
est Liberator heavy bombardmen1
group in the Eighth Air Force. In
addition to the DEC and Air Medal
with three Oak Leaf clusters, he
also wears the Distinguished Serv-
ice ribbon. His unit was cited Ly
the War Department for action in
the battle of Ploesti, August l, 1913,
emitting all officers and men in
the organization to wear the rib
bon.
During his career with the fleets
of Eighth Air Force bombers, Ma
jor Boylan has participated in as
saults on Vegesack, Emden, Brem-
en-, LudWigshaven, Brunswick and
Kiel all in Germany and targets
in the Pas de Calais area OF
France.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
Abe AUTHORIZES
RATION INCREASE

The New Hanover Alcoholic
Beverage Control board yesterday
was authorized to sell one-fifth of
Rocking Chair whiskey each on
coupons No. 81 and 80 at anytime
in July, making an additional one
fifth available to imbibers next
month. The authorization, it is
understood. applies to all ABC
boards in the state.
The sale of an additional one
fifth of the brand in July was
ordered by the Association of
County ABC boards after meet
ing yesterday in which it was the
"concensus of opinion that pres
ent stocks Of Rocking Chair would
justify additional allotment OF
these goods in July"
In a previous order to the To-
cal ABC board, it had been au-
thorized to sell one-fifth of Rock
ing Chair On coupons No. 81 and
80,
Now coupons Nos. %, 80, 81 and
80 will be valid for three fifths
of Rocking Chair at any time dur
ing July, or Nos. 20 and 30 may
be used to purchase one quart,
or two pints, or one-fifth, or two
tenths of domestic whiskey o.
Scotch. and Nos. 81 and 80 may
buy one-fifth of Rocking Chair
each.
Effective tomorrow, all import
ed brandy, cordials, rum and Te-
quilla will be ration free and may
be purchased without the presen-
tation of ration coupons.
w. D. Macmillan, chairman Of
the ABC board, today asserted
1--WE will have plenty of Rocking
Chair to serve all ration coupons.
We have large stock of other
WHISTLES At this time, but it will
probably De used up as soon as
the new coupons become valid to-
morrow"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
MAGNOLIA SERGEANT
KILLED In P ACIFIC

Mrs. G. B. King of Magnolia re-
ceived word this week of the death
of her son, Sgt. George B. King,
Jr.,, on June 18th, somewhere in
New Guinana.
Sergeant King had only recent
ly returned to the Southwest Pa
cific, having spent one year in
Hawaii.
Before his entrance into the
Army in September 1941, he was
employed in the timekeeping de-
partment of the Eythl-Dow Chemi-
cal company.
He is survived by his mother,
two sister, Mrs. Mcmillan Antley
of Wilmington and Mrs. R. L.
Bailey of Fort Knox, KY, and two
brothers. R. j. King of Wallace
and w. D. King. MM2-c U.S.N.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
Governor To Speak
In Chicago Frida,

RALEIGH, July 30 tR Gov.
ernor J. M. Broughton said today
he had accepted an invitation to
address the Chicago executives
club in a pre-Democratic conven-
ton session July Z.
The Governor said others invited
to spe k prio~ to the conVe,l-
ton include Senate Majority
Leader Barley of Kentucky, and
Sen. James M. Mead, New YORK
Democrat.
Conve ton headquarters for
Broughton, a candidate for noml'
nation for Vive-President, will be
opened in Chicago within the next
10 days. :,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
81 CHILDREN PUT
IN COUNTY JAILS

RALEIGH, June 3O.-(R-Thirty-
one children under is years of age
were in North Carolina jails dur
ing May.
Figures compiled today by the
Institutions and corrections division
of the state department of public
welfare showed that 4,587 persons
were jailed last month and of that
number 604 remained behind bars
at the months end. Of the 6O4,
there were 208 serving sentences,
while t h remaining 1876 wer e
awaiting trial.
There were 20 deaths among
county home inmates. A total of
2,135 remained in the homes at
the end of May.
The states mental institutions
recorded population of 8,471 dur
ing May; juvenile delinquent train
ing schools listed 1859; institutions
for physical detectives 1922; and
the farm colony for women had
40.
"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
CELEBRITIES
TO STAR AT CLUB

The Carolina Beach USO Club
will feature several soldiers who
were former professional musicians
and entertainers in program of
Miniature Musicals tonight at
9:15 o'clock.
Among the cast will be Pvt.
Demetrio Villamarian of Hdq. De-
tachment, Station Complement,
Fort Fisher. Villamarian was born
in Madrid, Spain. and made quite
a success of singing light spanish
La Conga in New York City, and
has sung with Xavier Cugat.
Sgt. Richard Stegeman of tn e
576th halls from Indiana and is
considered one of our most famous
motorcyclists, having won many
races. His Frank Sanotra'' was
discovered and fostered by the
Army. He has sung with many
name bands since.
T-Sgt. Vincent de la Cara, Of
the 576th, will sing Mexican songs
with his own accompaniment on
the guitar. Sgt. de la Cara has
been with the Columbia Broadcast
ing artists, Barney Brisket's or
chestra, at the Mayfair Cafe oil
Nations in Washington, D. c., and
in the Lord Baltimore Hotel. He
was also well known in Mexico
City and Station XEAW.
Pvt. Leo Clark. of the 584th. will
be on hand with his inimitable i'm.
pressions. Prior to the Army ne
has been doing much priced work
in publicity for show business and
the press.
Pvt. Charles Pearl, also of the
576th, who has been in many
Broadway musicals and night
clubs, will be the master of cere-
monies.
Cpl. Frank Jurek, also of t h e
576th, will do the accompanying.
Cpl. Jurek has been accompanist
for many accomplished and well
known artists from Broadway to
Hollywood and has played w I h
such dance bands as Dick Jerge7s
and George Olsen.
The show is produced and di-
rected by Sgt. Arthur Seger of the
576th. Prior to receiving h is
"Greetings" he wrote and directed
for the major networks. Before
that he had appeared in the legi-
mate theater in support of such
stars as Mrs. Leslie Carter. Ms.
Minnie Madden Fisk. Donald
Meek, Mary Pickford and others,
and was also featured child ac-
tor.
AS an added attract Winifred
Gunnerren and Joanna Corbett,
who have been featured in h G
Shipyard Revue and have done
much outstanding work in h S
area, will render a dance act.
In addition Bliss Helen Arnold Of
New York. who has been an oper,
attic star in the Student Prince,
Roberta and Blossom Time, will
sing. She has also appeared at tn :
Radio City Music Hall; opened the
Ampitheater in Louisville, KY, and
sang with the Municipal Opera
Company of st. Louis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
REALTY TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers listed in
the register of deeds office yes
terday were: John Crosland Co.
to D. H. McGlaughton, lot 8, block
3, Colonial Village; Mrs. M. v.
King to W Albert Brown, lot 6,
Market ST.; W. c. Manson to R.
F. Lee, lot and 5, block 80, city;
J. o. White to E. L. Johnson, lot
%, block 4, Colonial Village; Alice
Peck and husband to L. B. Orrell,
lot IA, block 4, Wrightsville Beach;
Mary Foy Stone to George L.
Saunders, part of lot S., block "a,
cifv
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
DAVID PALMGREEN

Funeral services for David
Palmgreen 70, of Charlotte, for
mer Wilmington jeweler, will be
held this afternoon at 3 o'clock
from Yopp Funeral home. Inter
ment will follow in Oakdale ceme-
terry. The body arrived from Char
lotte and will rest in state at the
funeral home until the hour of the
services.
Mr.. Palmgreen died in a Char
lo:te hoapital Wednesday night
after Snort illness.
Officiating ministers will be the
Rev. Walter B. Freed and the Rev.
c. D. Barclift.
Active pallbearers will be w. R.
Dosher, E. Fleet Williams, j. w.
Jackson J. w. Fleet, w. A. Nc
Grit and H. S. McGirt. Honorary
pallbearers will include A. M. Self,
George Honnett, M. M. Carpenter,
w. I. Baxter, j. B. Fox Sr. J. A.
Orrell, T. ]. Morris, A. L. Meyland
and j. Love Davis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL

The Carolina Beach road
community Sunday school will
hold services Sunday afternoon
at 5 o'clock. This will be the
opening service. This Sunday
school is under the sponsorship
Of the Presbyterian church of
Wilmington. Rev. Wade C.
Smith will preach at pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
SPECIAL SERVICE

III CO111L OE1C IOE
An Independence Day serv-
ice will be held at the First
Christian church, Third and
Ann Streets, Sunday morning
at IL o'clock. The minister,
Rev. James Lawson, will use
as his subject for the occasion,
100 per cent Americans"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
CIGARETTES STOLEN

O10AAV61 IS 0IOLEN
Thieves entered Schutt Gro
Gerry company, Ninth and Bla-
den streets, Thursday night by
breaking a window glass, Sgt.
w. X. Rhodes reported yester-
day. Stolen were rs cartons of
cigarettes of assorted brands,
several pairs Of work pants,
and candy, George Schutt told
police.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
EXPERTS TO ASSIST
PRODUCE GROWERS

RALEIGH, June 30 R State
Department of Agriculture mar
keting specialists will assist pro-
duce growers of mountain coun-
ties with the marketing of their
products during the next three
months, R. B. Etheridge, markets
division head, said today.
Etheridge assigned R. E. Sech-
Ter to the West Jefferson market,
5. A. Robertson to Boone, and j.
B. Goulay to Hendersonville. the
three markets are scheduled to
open July 20.
Principal products now ready for
market in the mountain section
include snapbeans and cabbage.
.heSe will be followed within a
lew weeks by green corn, onions
and apples.
Inc specialists will give instruc-
uGh On packing, grading and other
subjects.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
MRS. LATIsHA RAYNOR

Funeral services for Mrs. La
tisha Alice Raynor, so, of Holly
Ridge, who died Thursday night at
8 o'clock at the James Walker Me-
mortal hospital after a short i'll
ness, were conducted at the resi-
dence by Rev. W. A. Walton, of
Maple Hill at 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Interment followed in
Edens Community cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
JUNE BRIDES

JUNE BRIDES
Belief that June is the tradi-
tlonal month of brides was
substantiated yesterday by
records kept in the register
of Deeds office. Fifty-seven
marriage licenses were issued
during the month of June, a
number well above the total
for any of the proceeding
months. April, during which
81 licenses were issued, came
nearest to refuting the old
saying.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
City Briefs
MEMORIAL SERVICE

A memorial service for
James William Craig, NM 1.c
Will be held Sunday at IL am.
at the Fifth Avenue Metho-
dist church. Machinist Mate
Craig lost his life on May S
when his ship was sunk by
enemy action in the Mediter-
ranean area.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
OTTO LEHMAN

Funeral services for Otto Leh-
man, SO, of ITO Church ST., who
died at James Walker Memorial
hospital Thursday afternoon after
a short illness, will be held this
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the resid-
ence ny Rev. Alexander Miller.
Interment will follow IN Oakdale
cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
CALLED TO FUNERAL

The James A. Manley Post
1878, WV, requests its men,
bers to attend the funeral of
Otto H. Lehman at 4 pm.
Saturday at the residence, ITO
Church street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
WEATHER
,pv IT 8 Weather Bureau)

CBy U. s. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 7:30 pm. yesterday.
Temperature
1870 am. rs; 1880 am, rs; 1870 pm. IS;
1880 pm. 78. IN.
Maximum IS: Minimum "a; Mean 30;
Normal 70.
Humidity
1: 80 am 81; 7 80 am, 81; 1880 pm. %;
7:30 pm, 80.
Precipitation
Total for the "a hours ending 7:So pm
600 inches.
Total since the first Of VIE month
600 inches.
Tides For Today
From the Tide Tables published by
u, S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
High Low
w;lmin eton -- 5 :36a 12:45a
6:21p Loop
Masonboro Inlet - 3:12a 9:38a
4:o2p 1o:23p
Sunrise, 5:04 a.m.:- Sunset 7:27 pm;
Moonrise, :o2 pm, Moonset 1888 am.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
MRS. LULA GOODWIN

. Mrs. Lula E. Goodwin, Al, died
yesterday morning at o'clock at
her home, II Spofford street, af-
ter lengthy illness.
Funeral services will be held at
the residence Monday afternoon at
4 o'clock with Rev. T. S. Baise
officiating. Burial will be in Spot
ford cemetery.
Survivors include the husband,
James A. Goodwin; four daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Helen Fowler, Mrs.
Elizabeth Stewart, Miss Gertrude
Goodwin and Miss Lamone Good.
win, all of Wilmington; three sons,
Edward Goodwin of the U. S. Ma
Wy j. w. Goodwin and Charles
Goodwin of Wilmington; two sis
tiers, Mrs. Grace Wood of Spartan
burg, S. c., and Mrs. Beulah
Bright of Gaffney, S. c.; and three
brothers, Will Painter of Spartan
burg S. c., Latham Painter of Shell
by, and Louis Painter of Fairmont.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01
Obituaries
MISS HETT1E JANE sH1yAR

Miss Hettie Jane Shivar, SO,
of 406 North 18th St., died yes
terday at her home after a short
illness.
Funeral services will be held
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
Harrell's funeral home, with DR..
Fred W. Parschall officiating.
Burial will be in Oakdale ceme-
terry. Pallbeare-s will be L. w.
Shivar, w. E. Shivar, C. j. Far
row, j. R. Lane, NJ. G. James
and w. E. Hand.
Miss Shivar is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. M. F. Fletcher and
Miss Temple Shivac, and one
brother, E. H. Shivar.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01

The mechanisma of the heart is
so remarkable that scientist have
oee1 unable to solve he mystery
OF what regulates it's beats.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01

In walking a mile, a man takes
about 1858 steps
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01

Sunrise, 5:o4 am: Sunset 1927 p.m.; !
Moonrise, 1902 pm, Moonset 1888 am.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-01

With the thermometer as high as it is now
on the fourth. These cool looking and cool
feeling fashions will not only keep you at
you1 ease. but will also keep you as pretty
as dream at the same time For both the
junior and the cunning miss . for glo-
rious holiday.
Evening star., 1944-03-14
PERSONAL

DO You, LIVE in the seq Desire to join
church choir? tWhite). See Harlan Page.
music, director. Ryland Meth. Church.
Branch ave. near Pa. ave- Sc, Thurs,
40. 16s
IF You are being drafted and need re-
liable man to manage your business. I am
available. For interview write Box e2-A,
ROOM AND BOARD for mother and baby.
with day care Of baby; preferably in vir-
MUSIC or 3 piece orchestra wanted.
Apply in person only, ss5 Penn. ave. nv.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English self-confidence freedom from self
eonsGiousnsssa CO., private tutor MI 1850.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart, asthma, rheumatism, arthritin
nervousness. piles, colds, flu or other all
ments; also relief for aching, swollen feet.
Lady Naturopathic Dr., 20 years expert
ence. in charge. SH. $685.
TRAINED NURSE has vacancy In private
home in suburbs for convalescent or elderly
person. Union 55l7.
ONE GOOD WAY TO WIN friends and in
fuence customers! TEL Ray Hollander,
produces resultful advertising. Profciencyi
LADIES' LADIES' HATS REMopELEp, materials
felts. straws; designed, blocking, cleaning.
Vogue Hats. 1877 18th st. NV. Elk. 3glt.
CONTINUED On Next PAGs.l
Evening star., 1944-03-14
MANAGER
HELP WQAEM

AILTERATIoN HELP and nnishers Marie,
1Ga2 aETEs1FIos e3TRSsa TS SrREAroR experienced
HssfsTxsr sookkHEPERBrsht fGhh aye young
woman with good handwriting Pleasant
ready-to-wear establishment, Kaplowitz,
sai BAR tSis cnsHiER Il nS AND cHEckER-airl with
sExEr1ciAN fuil ePA ef part aSi: ttms ssar' work
sssy 0e Cali 3o vi sI4 Gsn make nr WI the 5s hshes
salons, one vicinity l4th and Thomas
excellent proposition to right parties. Cali
WO. 5000. Ext 2O4
BEATTY anmmiE ,,oo OPERATOR r expsE $40 wk: and
5EAT1{ s oRERAIoKs sspsTisneed; pssH e INV s.
pc per WE TseS esae SaI W0 $685. Sunday TIL g.
BEATTY OPERATOR $40 week suaran-
teed s0 and LON commission; can make up to
Gi3n sFHtrY aye oaREEhAfE6bR7 Eb 1859 sop salary free
lying bybng quarters in Victoria Apis. Anglins.
BEAUTY e aofiEi:RaAiTToRs ta); salary. $3.50
week and commission Steady employ
ment avs SraEgMan'so ga o1aa Beauty Shop 6oos Conn.
BooKKEEPEK, TOP notch. for ladies' ready
to-wear establishment Kaplowitz, 52l
employing Underwood -Elliott-Fisher ma
chine: will teach machine work If not
familiar with operation. Joseph duss q
Sons. Inc, Sl9 9th st. NV. Me. 1877
CASHIER for dining room: evening work,
pleasant SURROUNDINGS. good meals and sal
airy: Apply auditor. Carlton Hotel 10th
and K SITS. NV
colored, experienced; good
references. Apply MI 1900.
CIGAR CLERK, for downtown drugstore,
no evening or Sunday work, short hours
good pay Apply Babbitts. 1l06 st n W
EI n dr. sla inn
chain. Pleasant, surroundings, rapid ad-
vancement. Applv in person, Smith Clean
ers. 49l3 Georgia ave. NV. tnesr Emer-
son ST..
CLERK, with knowledge of tipping and will
ing to visit Government Offices for informa-
ton and collection OF releases. Address
Box Al "A Star. IA.
CLERK for general ofice work; accurate at
figures; knowledge of cost and time control
WORK helpful. American Instrument Co,
CLERK to take room service orders, ex-
perience not necessary, s-hour day; good
salary and 3 meals per day. Apply head
waiter: Wardman Park Hotel, Conn. ave.
CLERK, reasonably accurate with figures.
Apply auditors once, Wardman Park
Hotel, Conn. ave. and woodley I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1944-03-14
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

|DRESSMAKING and alterations, reasonable
prices, good work. 1412 Euclid st. NV,
Apt; /; Call AID: 1887:
|ExPERIENCED TYPlsT wants work to do
ss home; VIII call for and deliver. Boz
GIRL, coiored, neat. wishes position a.
70 learn. DU. 6763.
ofs sssIss sassEp asEp End s an
or night, Taylor 2s9s.
GIRL colored. wants part-tim work from
4:30 until 8 at night. Call DE. 1867 after
10 In morning until 2.
once, % Have had ''n mos Sa1a Training m 'G md J
years hospital exper.; or taking care Of the
sick in pyk homes. HO. 3I45.
GOVERNESS for unhappy motherless
Protestant home, NV. District. Cultured.
perience in character building. all grades.
Executive abilities in managing and Great.
ing true happiness in home. Family con-
nectton desired and private room. salary,
Sl50-$200. Box lola. Star. 16s
wants mite duty, 10 to II: aged patients.
PRACTICAL NURSE, white; services avail
able. VIII assist with household duties.
SECRETARY. rapid, accurate, capable,
Thoroughly experienced various fields. de-
sires responsible position with possibilities
for future advancement. 44-hr. week maxi
mum. Please state salary. Box ALE.
TEACHER OF SPANISH. Portuguese.
French. Italian. English. modern Greek.
private pupils. Box s4s-E, Star IA.
TYPIST-Army wife desires tipping to do
TYPisT. Is years experience, would like
any kind Of work At home. Call Dupont
Evening star., 1944-03-14
HELP DOMESTIC.

BOOKKEEPER, accounts receivable. news
ment Il:i; DeEHa3sntsi EH saas 'aday week. ADVANCE
CHASiBERMAiD, colored, from to 8; no
Sundays; good salary. De 979s: Also
COOK and general houseworker; 3 adults;
nv, liye IN IN; references 6es required SIS week
COOK, g.h.w., light laundry: no Sundays;
family ioEd Of adults references; SIT week.
aundy Bendx Grk s5S
month; Near Conn. ave. OR; 0566.
beautiful a upstairs room: highest wages
COOK, GHw.; sa2 per week; live in;
Gook aND CLEAN 0h for elderly couple
small apartment hours, 9 to 8; no Sun
Gays; Gays Sl5 2. week nab., Apply $50 Munsey Bldg.
COUPLE, colored reliable. wife frst-class
cook. man to serve meals and yardwork
wages. Write. giving experience and ref
eEfsfsT GENERA. By BTToUsEWGoR1kSipR Ssf va 1Si live in,
GIRL, part tiIne. houseworE, to / 30: 3
GEsHRaT e fY saS and Sd4 Cook
GENERAL HoUsEWORK and cooking, in
family; light laundry. early dinner; Thurs
sas sass on Mr ana every other Sunday; sl6 to
G.H.W, small apartment in Hyattsville;
Sl5. Call WA 1860.
G.H.W. and plain cooking; Ia days of
per week; live in; permanent position.
GIRL, coiored: 2 to $50: small apt. light
laundry: familiar with small baby; refer
GIRL, young. white. intelligent., take
hold -dnties sleep in; good salary. Call
GIRL, live in plain cooking and house
work; very good pay; no laundry. AID.
ll5i bet; am. and 7 pm. only.
GIRL e1ored col sgh.W" $50 week and car
GIRL for part-time work. 5 days week,
to T. to clean house and cook evening
meal: no Sunday; no laundry IA. 0130.
work and care, of . children, ! school age;
pleasant working conditions; good wages,
H0USEKEEPER, white; 4 adults in family;
$50 month; every Sunday off. 1917 Gal
latin st. NV TA PITS
Observation-Disclosures 500 per
month; light houSework. care of 3 children,
ages !. . and S; live in. Phone CHI. $3.50
MAID; 500 month; live in or out Be-
tnesda; Must like children. Call after o,
MAID, live in; SIS week: l block Conn.
ave; Chevy, Chase Md. children; no
MAID MAID for 8 INV. fond of children: live in
Sss,s Wsses. "P.' IA. ss47' t'0m' references 5000
MAID, gh.w; plain cook; live In; SIS
week, With raise IN Q weeks If satisfactory.
GL. 7761.