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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26
In The Local TheaterS

their quota previously.
It happens that, in the case OF
Sidney Franklin, strikingly little
has appeared in print before. He's
a very quiet-mannered, l1ndemand-
ing person who has made a habit
of turning out fine productions
that usually also managed to win
great success at the box-ofhce. The
public, it seems, does appreciate
superior story values.
Madame Curie," a project that
would have probably intimidated
the average person, was a story that
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26
STRAND

When a producer can successfully
turn out two pictures winning such
critical plaudit5 as MRS. Miniver"
and Random Harvest" ard follow
this with a Aim, Madame Curie,"
now playing at the Strand theater.
for a second smash week, which
newspaper previewers believe Is
likely to make a strong bid for rec
ignition as the best production OF
1894, it's time for story to be
written about him. even If movie
columns had carried more than
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26
TOMORROW'S MENU

BREAKFAST: Grapefruit,
fried cornmeal muSh, crisp ba-
con, syrup or honey, coffee,
milk for children.
LNCHEON: Vegetable soup,
soya crackers, toasted peanut
butter and chill sauce sand
wiches, canned fruit, tea, milk
for children.
DINNER: Aabbit stew, with
assorted vegetables, boiled po-
tatoes, enriched bread, butter or
fortified margarine, tossed
green salad, cranberry and rails
sin pie, coffee, milk for children.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26

says she is going
to use the money,
which should 60
into taxes, as a
postwar reserve.
Miss Kellen1s,
in calling on all
businesses b tn
big and small to
follow her ex-
ample, says there
is q distinction
between a "deci-
sion to withhold"
and "a refusal to
pay"
All Am eric a
-9-S - All.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26
by RUTH MILLETT

Miss Vivien Kellei1ls, founder OF
a company which makes cable grips
has announced with fanfare that
she is Withhold ding final payment Of
the 1943 federal income tax on her
half Of the companyS profits. She
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-01-26

has asked OF MISS Rutb MIIIett
Kellems is to make cable grips for
the war effort-at nice profit
and to turn back a certain per-
centage Of that profit to the gov
eminent in the form of federal
That is a pretty simple request
compared with what America is
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23
Christmas Shopping Begun
Here For c.. l. Joe's Boxes

ri,
- ''''tp'"9 ''"
y, = -, - o,"
.''"'I,,'s '''.-''
- ~ nd,ahar - tha .
aban,s dirI,jNn ~ tha uo"di,
Cba,ahor of Co,nn,orro .naN"..ad
800,
In .nito of tho c,,,EIo ,.t,,-
nrnyidnd NV tho .c,,.icn. I'm. n'a,
and wn,,an n.crco.c ,baro =.
cravino for dcIic.Cins unHnf.i,lhIr
n +bn ,or,,ico ~,,,oe, and oona,.Y,,
unohtain,hlc ~, nr1v IN Il,,itad.
nmanti+ias ~ px 1.-Two t,+r+r1n
ro.aT Eodor,Eon No.. n,.;rind go
Iocal m~erchan+c after s~Inu,avino g.
likes and disIkos
Olives ancbnvios sardines and
crabmeat are G. dclirarios mo-,
~chow Frnit cake and G,"l, ,inres
cooL,ioc and NM mc.,e .,o hiab in
emand While most G ,Ioas ran-
.ida, bard candy -o bc ,,ric,iv (,
I thnv like ali kinds nf cbnclotr
candy hut if fbe G !. in tbo
h,nirs chocolates viii no delivered
melted
Eood must no nacked yec,,reIv .,d
road SOLOS ~ ~ ~ o,as, do-|,,%In
w Wb Pel+ 1884, ditfo 70 tho.o U ~ 10Y -,
o,aI do,,and ear uroi.at 80 -.
- n.oetarn b,n1,ar m1Hr.or, a,d aa
oa.iaoanr .iaUsin ,,es phIaN a g
din+ianar CO.. e a.-Da1.aI "a 1'
pNIIo - C1n -,
w. ,a '0N " i
: ,am H. fala;aa a.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23
September To Be
Nutrition Month

The month of September has been
set aside as nutrition month, Mrs.
Hattie +. Plummer, home dcmOnstra-
ton agent, announced today. In or
der to get the county lined up to
begin work early in September, a
meeting will be held Thursday at
three O'Clock in the extension office
in the post office, she stated.
lr addition to members Of the
workers. council, heads Of various
organizations are being asked to at
tend to discuss the best means by
which plans can be carried out. 1t
is hoped that a good attendance Will
be had,
Mrs. David Ayscue, Of route one
Henderson, has been appointed nu-
triton chairman Of home dcmonstra-
ton work in the county, Mrs. Plum
mer further announced. Mrs. AysCue
succeeds Mrs. l.. f. Barnes, who re-
Gently resigned.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23
Italian Patriots
Severely Handled
BN German Armies

Rome. Aug. 23-(.AP)-Increaslns
severity Of enemy treatment Of ltal-
ian patriots harassing the Nazi rear
areas in northern Italy was disclosed
by the eighth army'S capture OF an
order from Colonel o Hoffman,
which decreed immediate shooting OF
ANY enc assisting the criminal and
treachcrous partlsaGs by giving them
food or lodging
He announced he would support
ANY officer who exceeds our GUS
tomary degree of restraint IN any
choice of measures for dealing with
the partisans,' adding, "all civilians
arrested in the course Of rcprisals
against the partisans will be sent to
concentration camps and shipped to
Germany as labOrcrs.'
Only minor activity was reported
on the entire Italian front. With the
Poles continuing to clear the enemy
from their few remaining positions
on the south side Of the MetaurO river
on the AdriatlC sector.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23
TAR HEEL
HOME FROM

Fort Bragg. Aug. 23,-Nine Tar
Heel soldiers, veterans of many
months OF overseas service. returned
to North Carolina this week, Fort
Bragg's public relations office learn
ed Today.
These soldiers, vino are being pro-
ceSSed at Reception Station No. 4 here
have returned to this country under
the Wan Departments rotation fur
Tough plan.
With the number of months of on
erseas service indicated, the Veterans
are. T-Sgt. Jolay II. Armstrong, son
of Mrs. J. G.. Armstrong, 722 NASH
vile Road, Rocky Mount, 81 months:
Pvt. Joe T. Ball, brother of Miss Dor-
is Ball. Box 232, Fai$on, 20 months;
Pfc. C.. II. Reid. brother Of Mrs. John
ID. Stcelman, Route |, HamptonNille,
81 months; S-Sgt William \. Rowe.
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Rowe. 5ll
So. Duke St, Durham, 30 months:
/ M-Sgt. Edie Goodwin, Mill Ruil Sta
ton, Rockingham, 20 months: Tech.
1 Robert W. Willard, Sol Of Mrs. Ed
ma Willard, CPL Highland Avenue,
High Point, u months; S-Sgt. Ken
meth G. Reid. 9TH Avenue %, LcNinE-
ton, % months; Cpl. Morrison L. Will
o n SON of Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Will
SON. Route |, Box $50, Charlotte, 20
months.
The above veterans have served in
the China-Burma-India Theater OF
Operations
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23
POLISH AMERICANS
DENOUNCE PROPOSED
RUSSIAN INCURSION

Washington. Aug 23.-(AP)-Thc
PuliSh-American congress. which
claims 5000, 900 American citizens of
Polish descent as its members. to-
night denounced any attempt TO set
tie the future of the world on the ba-
sis of spheres of influence, and an
official Of the organization made ii
plain he was talking about Russia.
!StanislaW A. GutOWski, Newark, N.
j., lawyer and director Of the con-
gress' Washington headquarters, saiG
at d press conference that a memo
randum supporting the Atlantic
charter as basis for world settle
ment and denouncing the sphere Of
influence conception has been hand
ed to the state department.
GutoWSki warned that RUSSIA;
main idea is to control as much a
possible of Europe" and said that ii
Russia controls central Europe she
will automatically extend her inilu-
erce and spread communist.
throIslout the rsst q Europe.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23
Shocco News
BY MRS. J. VI. .ALSTO\

Nj md Mrs. Harold Sanford %!
Providence. II. l.. and Mrs. Charles
WfgEpnI OF kinston have returned to
Then homes, after visiting their ia
thcr. K. J. Stewart.
Mrs. ". f. Turner spent Sunday
win lgends in Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. job ol Raleigh spent
Sunday At guests of Mrs. Jobs slstcr,
Nj. {. J. Fleming.
Miss .Aenc Aston spent the week
vii, Misses Mary Mise and Anne
TuHe1.
Mss Grace Bryan spent the week
end It's heuse-guest OF Mss Louise
Aston.
Mrs. Hubert Olive and children Of
Lexington are visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
r. L. Switzerland.
Nj. and MIS-. A. p. Aston and
daughter, Joyce, after spending sew
uat days with Mrs. Alston's motner.
Nfs. +. p. Aston, ST., have reformed
to tde.r home in Elizabeth City.
Misses Louise and Rose Aston
spent Tuesday IN Raleigh.
MIR. and Mrs. II. f. S~outherlano
entertained tor Mr.. and Mrs. :. p.
Aston at a brunswick stew dinner
served at their cabin on Tuesday.
Mis-. Parthenia Hudson of Louis
burg spent several days IN the hone
oC her sister. Mrs. ". Z. Turner.
MIS- Joe Anderson spent the week
enc with her aunt, Mrs. W. f. Turner.
Ms. Joe Anderson, Mrs. W. L.
Turner. and Ms. Parthenia Hudson
visited Mrs. Turner's niece. M's,
Ralph Kelley. at Garner recently,
Mrs. BoWden visited Mrs. ". +.
Turner one day last week.
Misses Barbara Anne Job of Ra-
leigh and Lucy Williams of No''na
spent last week with her aunt, Mrs.
c. !. Fleming.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23
District
Bombed Again For
the Second Time

Rome, Aug. 23.-(AP)-Several
hundred American heavy bombers
and fighters fought through large
forces Of NaZi i~nterceptors and fight
erS TODAY and bombed military install
lations in he vicinity Of Vienna FOR
phe second straight day. Medium
bomberS attacked rail bridges in
southern France near Lyons.
Particularly heavy opposition was
encountered at an 1irdrOme west OF
Vienna, where L~lbcratorS bombed.
\ number of NaZiS were destroyed
there. The iourengined craft also
bombed Pc river railway bridges n
Felralld.
The flight to Lyons was the deep
est penetration of southern France
yet for the American Mitchells based
IN ItalV.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23
Society News
FLOOD TINE.

c,rcrv there is sorrow now,
Sasray and pride together more
than the mountain rain
c,.clina our thousand rivers as the
Hood tides
Roll m their courses, trimming
their banks again.
c,rciv these remember them,
Sons %, their prairies and their for
e,ts and their upland reaches,
vh, without stint went forward in
the waited hour
And bought with blood the bitter
Norman beaches.
vcycr the least n of them
Summed The appointed task, shrank
,gom the battles smartS:
! peoples destiny was in their
hands,
these waters and these skies We're
in their hearts.
careiv they are on our lips
whenever the holy namc Of Liberty
{, spoken;
Il 5, their memorial We show forth
by night, by Cay,
AZ often as We lie down IN peace
and our bread is broken.
John Y. Hicks in Washington
Post,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23
SC Killed by Bomber
Crash in England
Continued from Page One.)

cvacUces from London, tiny lugitives
rom lii1lcr's robot bombs. y pro-
CeSSlon of four stretcher-bearIng par
ties took the bodies to AN Inpro-
NiScd funeral home, and rescue work
vas rushed with all help which
could be Communicated.
y. soldier who was mean when the
plane crashed, said The whole scene
is like ii battlefield. Windows over
a large part of The village we're
brCken.'
An eye witness said the whole cen
ter Of the tiny village Of l,438 in
habitants became a sea OF flames,
and added: Il looked out from a
shop window. There was a flash
in the air, the plane, which was
flying low, caught LIRE. 1t turned
Yer on its back and struck the top
of the school, and then flashed across
the road into the bar
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23

W. s. G.. S. Holds
Monthly Meeting

On Monday afternoon at four
o'clock the Woman's Society of
Christian Service met at the First
Methodist church, with Mrs. G.. r.
Allen, president, presiding.
Circle Nc. 8 had charge of the pro-
gram for the afternoon. Mrs. NJ. w.
Adams, chairman. conducted the de
VOtionals with the assistance of Miss
Josephine Adams. Mrs. R. c. Gary
gave a very interesting talk on The
~Sacredness of Money"
After the business session the
meeting was dismissed with pray
er by Mrs. W. 7. Garter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23
JAP ALSO SAYS END
OF WAR is IN SIGHT

London, Aug. 23-Radio Berlin
broadcast a Tokyo dispatch tonight
quoting a japanese navy spokesman.
Captain Kurihama, as saying:
THE position of the two axis pow
ers, Japan and Germany, at present
is very much alike.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23
Some Stocks
Are Stronger

New York, Aug. 23-tAP)-
Motors. automotlve accessories and
other scattered industrIals displayed
recovery tendencies in to5ay's stock
market, although many leaders con-
tlnucd under light selling pressure.
Support vas accorded Chryslcr.
General Motors and l.. s. Steel. On
the offSIde at intervals we're Beth
lehem, Goodyear and Sears Roe
buck.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23
Mrs. Gary Speaks
At Guild Meeting

AT the regular monthly meeting OF
the Wesleyan Service Guild Of the
First Methodist church last night IN
the ladies' pariur of the church, MIS-.
r. {. Gary made an impressive and
interesting talk on "Thc ~Sacrcdness
of Money
Mrs. Gary pointed out the import
ance of ,ithing and why Christians
should give OF their time, prayers,
and money to the work.
Miss Mary Finch, chairman OF the
guild, presided,
D~ev0tiOnalS We're conducted by
Miss Nellie klttrell.
At the close Of the meeting, the
hostesses, Mrs. H. +. ChaVasse, Miss
Rosa Long Thomas, Mrs. Esther Bruln
and Miss Grace Galbraith, served
delicious cakes. nuts and ICED drinks.
More than 200 kinds of jobs in the
Army Air Forces are filled by mem
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23
Dauchters of America Meet

Vance Council 10. 80. Daughters OF
America will meet Thursday night
a, 30 o'clock, IN the Red Mems hall.
i, Was announced today 1t j, re-
o,c>ted that all members be present
for dis meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23
With AAF in italy

Pic. Donald G.. Clayton, son Of Mr..
ana Mrs. +. @. Clayton. route four,
Henderson, is row stationed in Italy
with a B-24 heavy bombaYdmcnt
wing of the 18th Army Air Force,
it was learned today. Pic. Clayton
has been overseas for over d year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23

M. and Ms ". G. Stainback have
rc,laurd from Richmond, Virginia,
where they have been attending the
no>faI convention.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23
Visits Mother

Mrs. Thomas J. McGhee and daush-
..or Frances of Franklinton, + visit
ing Mis-. McGhee's mother, MIS-. Flo
go WILSON. on BurWell Venue
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23
X X K \ 4 Cotton Turns
4 WITH THE COLORS 4 .
= = y Lower At End

New York, Aug. 23-lAP)-Cot-
ton futures opened unchanged to 20
cents a bale higher. Noon prices
were 80 TO 80 cents a bale lower.
October 2l.43, December 2l.23.
March u OU.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23

Carolines chain. hitting Ponape,
blasting Truk, and setting off fires
and explosions at Yap, on the WcS-
tern end. Nimitz also reported
stikes at Wake, bypassed former
American island north of the Mar
shalls, and the phosphate center Of
Nauru to the south.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23
Home on FurlOugh

PVT. Eddie f. Pe~ndergrass, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Pendergrass. OF
route two. Henderson, is home on a
To-day Through from Sheppard Field,
Texas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23

More than 200 kinds of jobs in the
Army Air Forces are filled by mem
ers of the Womcn's Army Corps.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-23
Last Barrier Northward
In acific Hit

Continued from Page Onc.)
Evening star., 1944-05-28
HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATION WOMAN for corsets and
braisieres; lisht work. good salary and
2n4ERAoS ssa sad er a St n.oe ny
conditioned store. The Jenny shop
AssfsfaNr ASH fana fSs BooRkEEpER, RRikNEEpER young woman
ings. permanent position. periodic ad-
WITH hsR Ray st. esslVssys
AssIsTANT BooKKEEpER and typist, in
and of neat appearance; good salary;
week; Phone National 1927, ext. 2, for
ASSISTANT BooKKEEpER, full or part
time; 5-cay week; attractive salary. 1887
Assas1ssiTASsiTT ass 81 n MANAGER, Conn. ave. wom-
go9s sslaIE Box s4tJ Star
only: room: meals not included, Ho. $3.50 $50.
BEAUTICIAN, full or part time; S45 and
ca exesent WA t7s opportunity for
Hair stylist, at Phiiipsborns, sos 1ith
5das sEaUT1cIAs. 5de1! ssla5y, s, sns eomm,ssqns
sfiaieT snatTidFsS MS Va Va sGsl saa commission
neeessary expeTience reauirsd Gebe 81 sssse ses7
bExUfHcf4SaxNAGER nEzx M!f2S sixs $50 weekly plus
ase 5S zsa[ THse xlso
sards Beauty Salon 9T oTmeris opsS'Sh aakon seJ s.
sEa1Y s22s IN ofERxroRRo 5i Ro 91ss
salon. 2-rm;, kit: and bath apt. available
BEauTy sEk Afh St $40 vt co ana sls com
ABBY Al6ert de Paris. Iss4 Conn. ave ave.
BlEAuI4 q oaFaH1RsAnos; in .5 cooled shop
sfarr{f Esf 60 Paas S co sass in person
seaStT ssT eS 5aay st. Week
osed eRa eSS s2si wilson Il oso bR
bEAuTq sEliaEr2n oTfRAroR Tf also manisurist full
ao PfF' ims sGa sssei Ma'Gf5 fi45
NA Ssae Ess5 lsoa
Salon, 4i05 Wisconsin ave. NV. Woodley
BEAUTY OPERATOR, apprentice, 5;dsy
sTATY s FnRafoR ARsafH Va shes In saany oa ah
receptionist wanted. Emile, 1921 Conn.
BEATTY OPERATOR. highest salary and
license required. Emile, Jr'' 1920 Wilson on
BEAUTY BaE GaToPfIl oPERArokExcellent Ti opportu-
ator; 5-day week; S45 week and commits
Monday, Wo, 4076 or Or. 1854, BET.
BEAUTY OPERATORS for beauty salon
ae Once TOP DrSe gsehs Co. EDpy m s h
/ toa al Jxyrfft, now
mission. Conrad Beauty Salon. 4Oi But,
sEaaGHt sEaHrY 7 ooFHERAH4AoRass asSG e. wanted Con-
gress Heights Beauty Salon: $50 per week;
pm. Phone Lincoln 6633.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, highest salary and
commissions. excellent opportunity. Emile,
b. BEATTY S1s tG5h oPhRAToks experienced, for pos
pected. Bog 29-H, Star
good salary to start. Apply GUSTS Beauty
Beauty sElsn 'oi oPERAToRs wanted for the new
Shirlington Beauty Salon, FairlinRton, Al.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, an-around; excel
lent salary plus commission. Henri and
Robert. 2645 Conn: ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, who wishes to work
in refined atmosphere, with good salary
sadr sad commisson snd noher, to5 the Where Hotel
BHR9ffH H2P9lf e fla sTT91 'ys So week so.
sEnnTY II rs shoe Ts ssse
bhAUTY Ayshas opER2fok. SR221 .l-round apfe salary
S45 plus commissions: Va day Saturday.
1903 Conn. ave. n.y.
Evening star., 1944-05-28
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

STENOTYPE REPORTER, experienced OF
eea aoe rTds oT fun on or e So sDee
sTfSoTYpE SGH TRANsokBER, % SER part tim,
day or evening or full time permanen,
senospe wR noes rsad as pe rapy
and neatly and be good speller. Boz
coLoREDa couple. Wife as cook. man te
near Annapolis. Phone Franklin $40,
COOK. white or colored, good JOB with
Must be sober. steady and good COOK
stfI.; aSiIty required III i ast snDoyed i Is
80 ssss ss ali Res day Mondas. a;@ sn0 noon OF
fO05sd % ms monte to 46euPk e Wife to Ts1 o
@ ss,Idssn, ''l write T'A Box X. 4s7-H. stat s n'
Ms9 gs farm far Work nearby ma
be reliable and experienced. Apply 1921
CoUPLE. colored, or man or woman
wanted as cook in small country hotel on
water; nice cottage for living Quarters
saany Wrte seven eeRaSes aaSes Hotel
California Md. Telephone Great Mills
DIsHWAsHER for weaver's Restaurant,
FARM AND GARDEN WORN, care Tor
some stock and chickens: good living
xteHssdr,. extenaed; Alex nasa, Va; R. F, D, No. 3
FOOD CHECKER, part time, z pm. to
midnight; no Sunday work; good pay.
Apply Madrillon Restaurant, Washington
Fo6D Sta ahEcKEcAsR2EkK enaE keE H2EE ave- Natl cash
register system. $125 mo and meals. 6-day
week. Apply Miss Sitter. Harvey's Res
taurant. 1107 Conn. ave. NV.
FIREMAN, no license required: also press
ers, manele workers, sorters; no expert
ence necessary. Call HI. 1880. r. e. A.
GOOD HOME and good salary offered
couple willing to be caretakers- on country
estate Cornwall on Hudson, N. Y. Posi-
tion permanent or for summer only. Duties
to include cooking, cleaning and some
outdoor work. Contact Mrs. Sands, 3421
3 St. NV Phone MI. 619s.
MAN OR WOMAN, young, wanted to sell
mems ,furni ishing. no experience necessary;
good hours. pleasant conditions. Apply
woodrow Men Stores. 43S 9th st. NV. 2Ss
MEN AND WOMEN to, supply, foods, vita
Minis and other essential products to con-
sumers. Full or part time Write at once,
Rawletgh's, Dept. DCE-141s3, Chester Pa
SODA FOUNTAIN and lunch eept. man.
~ n
Evening star., 1944-05-28

GIRLS, colored, to learn silk finishing, gooe
pay steady position. Apply Mr' Leroy. 12@t
ii GfRLs. isDeh White full time, s27 per week te
sc s sis Sev voc Hsmpsre sye
GIRLS, colored, to clerk in chain laundry
w. Iaundr s0sd 500 uphu nR
GIRLS, colored, to make themselves usefu
| in kitchen or dining room of high-clas
pses te e01S Work. xassS sS9s ssi D.
GIRLS to learn lens grinding: 4o.hou,
GROCERY CLERKS, meat clerks needed
oonsidered essential to the war Effort ex
cellent opportunity for advancement with
postwar future; We. will train you; goot
cation, convenient hours with opportunit!
to secure hospital and surgical insurance
and sick benefits at low cost to you. Appl!
| ment office. 4th and T SITS ne.
HOUsEKEEPER, white. so to so. live in
Call CH; 2o72 after $50, or ME. 5000
HousEkEEPERs HSa apEiRs whise aaS permanent live in
sma ad me family o s Pk aos h9ms sar e
HoSsEkEEPER, etSss W r. White M M refined to live 'f II
and take complete care OF children, agec
and 4: other help employed; good salary
in OF eh sO CHASE a
HoUsEKEEPER or practical nurse: Phon,
OR. 1854 Call evenings. 4311 37tf
HoUsEKEEPER, white, to manage home
purchase and prepare food for. elderly
MousRsEEPfR M5 PfsReen White ana Family OF Ave
adults, three children light Laundry, plan
week if you can qualify. Phone Wisconsin s sf
AsS tx white 90 TO
t@ween @ and and ~ pm. IN Sunday day Nm o''~ 'e
a" no sandays sood sa
pieasant, working conditions. Apply 20
National Press Building, 14th and
LADY to work in cleaning and laundr
branch ofices. experience not necessary
cssneTs isaTS GS47 AoDS so SaDso Rsn St. once
= sax fasses asas sst'ss; sst'ss; $50 per week to ss:Tt
H2DY.0 YOUNG. 'ft Tor dental ONCE; easy hour
and generous salary. Box 66-H. Star.
shop; SoS S25 plus com Apply Golden pa. psw
LADY to help in Supervision summer CAM
for children In Maine in exchange for he
LADY, 24-36, with good personality an,
tact able to meet bus. and profess ellen
tele, sales exper. preferred. Start ahou
$40 VII with rapid increases; Suit 29a5 295
LADY wanted in once for typist am
answer telephone: 10 am. to 4 pm, 5-da
a week Box 3Sl H, Star
LADY CLERK to work In, dry cleaninl
store steady lob and good pay. Appl
300 q St NV.
LAUNDRY HELP, press operators, shr
girls. markers, assorters, good pay, perma
nent 8. IL w. Laundry, 500 Upshu
81, NV.
LAUNDRY HELP, permanent position will
good pay and working conditions. Cal
Kurtz. OIL, 800. Suburban Hospital.
MAID, colored. for exclusive dress shop
must have good Handwriting; reference
required. Apply Monday morning be
tween and $50, 62l 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1944-05-28

White, over 16, with work permit: general
utility work. Apply housekeeper, Carlton
HOTEL 10th and K sH. NV.
Evening star., 1944-05-28
HELP WOMEN,

BEAUTY oPERAToR-FREE FURNISHED
room IL desired. 70 work from ! to pm.
A'' ANGLINs. $500 14th at. NV.
Evening star., 1944-05-28
PORTER
STRONG BOYS,

For downtown aforementioned store; per
mNent position; good pay.
IRVING'S-10TH g. E.
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