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Evening star., 1944-11-10
Churchill
Continued From First Page.)

Churchill himself said the range
might be increased.
Military men said thus far the
rocket, which is dubbed the flying
telephone pole" because Of its elon-
gated shape. had been a. flop. The
whole contraption weighs about Is
tons and has range of more than
$50 miles, but carries only about a
ton of explosives. Some extreme
estimates of its speed run to 5000
miles an hour. Swedish reports said
the rockets speed and trajectory
made accuracy impossible,
Calls Accounts Highly CoIored.
Mr.. Churchill termed highly COL
ored the accounts of the W. bonn
bardment broadcast by the Ger
mans in the last two days, and
said they indicated the Germans
were in desperate need" to give the
home front encouragement.
The bombardment with rockets
was described by the Prime Min
lister as less effective than the
robot bombs.
Before the Allied armies overran
Evening star., 1944-11-10
Stettinius Will Mark
U. S. Soviet Relations
BY the Associated Press.

by tHt AssOclHted Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Acting
Secretary of State Edward r. Stet-
tinius, jr., will speak on American
Soviet relations at Madison Square
Garden Thursday on the 11th an
niversary of diplomatic relations
between the United States and the
U. S. S. r., it was announced by the
National Council of American
Soviet Friendship, Inc. last night.
The Soviet Union will be repre-
sented by Ambassador Andrei A.
Gromyko and Great Britain by the
Ambassador, the Earl of Halifax.
Joseph E. Davies will preside.
Evening star., 1944-11-10

cIlIS, MI. ana
Mrs. j. r. Blank
Of 8 16 N e W
Hampshire ave-
nue. NV, have
been notified.
His parents re-
ceived a letter
from a member
of t h ir sons
plane crew, who
wrote that Capt.
Blank was on
his last mission
his 50th-when
t he b ON b e r
caught fire on
t h e ir way to
Evening star., 1944-11-10
Nurses Aide Class

A daytime nurses aid class spon-
sored by the District Red Cross will
begin November ~ at Walsh House,
2020 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Glasses will be conducted In the
mornings and will run for six and
. half weeks. Graduates will be
assigned to Sibley and Garfield
Hospitals.
Evening star., 1944-11-10

Henry street, Alexandria, Va, Oc-
tober %.
Prisoner
Capt. Jonas L. Blank, 23-year- -old
Bit pilot, missing since August %,
is now a prisoner of war, his par
Evening star., 1944-11-10
French Minister Killed

LILLE. France. Nov. 10 R.-Jean
Leperq. French finance minister, was
killed today in motor car accident
near Lille. He was en- route to Paris.
Evening star., 1944-11-10
Blood Quote

(For District, Pentagon and
Mobile Units
District quota per
week -------- 1000 pints
Donations last week 3,840 pints
Donations so far this
week ----- 2,743 pints
T days appoint
ments -------z-- 1874 persons
Appointments may be made
with the Blood Donor Center,
in the Acacia Building, 81 Lou
isiar1a avenue NV, by calling
District $500 between 9 am.
and $50 pm.
The Omaha guide., 1944-01-29
From Tiny Acorns

The old adage: From Tiny a.
corns Mighty Oak Trees Grow has
proved true in one instant hsre in
Omaha But the sad part Of it is
that the planter Of the acorns was
not destined to reap the harvest Of
Oak Trees.
Some two or three years ago,
Frank Martin. well known and lik-
ID citizen of Northside Omaha, hit
upon the idea Of turning the skins
+ hogs into a tasty edible product
in hopes Of selling enough of them
to replenish his none too lavish
bankroll. So gathering Itogether
"a number of these skins he pro
eeded to cook them until all grease
was removed and they were crisp,
porous and ready to be eaten. This
product he called "Cracklings", the
name by which they have brcn
known for years, especially in the
south and among colored people.
Putting the cracklings in small
paper bags. with q basket on his
arm, he went around from place
to place, peddling them to the pub
lie. He worked up quite a rradc
In fact the demand for them was
The Omaha guide., 1944-01-29
HILLSIDE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

Rev. ]. E. Backmore. Pastor
The Hillside Presbyterian church
has started a membership ana
spirited drive under the capable
leadership Of Elder c. n. Wilson
terminating Easter Sunday morn
ing at the II o'clock Service All
indications are that the goal will
be attained. Hillside has every
reason to eproud and that pride
is justified in the fact that il is
free Of debt and has been for years
Every obligation has been met up
To date thus leaving the way clear
or spiritual worship in such a way
as God would approve and not be-
ing hampered or burdeaec with
money matters.
We thank God for His bountiful
blessings. "A forceful ministry and
host of friends We are going
forward. Will you Join us2 Best
wishes to you.
Elder O. N. Wilson,
Elder Bertha l.. Rudd.
Rev. ]. E. Blackmore, Minister
The Omaha guide., 1944-01-29

SO great that he was unable 10
meet it because his method of pre-
pairing them, though correct
nough, was far too slow.
Of course he knew this but could
do nothing about it because of his
financial condition. So finally he
gave it up and left the field wide
open for whoever cared to carry
on from where he left off. And
someone did
Today the manufacturing of this
product is giving employmnet %
not less than a half dozen colored
women herein the city. It is the
same tasty product. excenently and
. .cleanly prepared. but sold under a
trade name.
But they are still cracklings.
and Frank Martin, as far as can be
learned from past records, was the
rst to introduce them to omaha
citizens. as a commercial prod IT.
The Omaha guide., 1944-01-29

Let us say again; The smallest
membership Of s1OO per year.
which is less than 1-S of a cent a
day; If in our own city we could
muster a minimum of $15OO.OO that
would give Omaha's branch $4,000
to work out our local problems
the other $75O-OO would 60 To the
National Headquarters to strength
en- our hands and efforts there.
We have a NAACP. office IN
Washington, our Representatives
are on their toes. in and out az
Congress. scanning every bit Of
legislation which affects the Free
dom of the minority groups.
We cannot expect our leaders II
carry on for nothing. But let us
remind our dear rank and file II
The Omaha guide., 1944-01-29

one more thing. in all the small
branches throughout the country,
the workers receive no pay, but
they pay for the privilege of work
ing. Their pay comes in the sat
isfaction of doing the job and get
Wing results. Ask yourself. Why
don't I make this pledge. as a mat
teor Of pride and loyalty. Don't 7
want to be one member of one of
of our havens Of refuge in the
Storm Our next meeting will be
held in St Johns AME. Church.
22nd and Willis Ave, January 20.
1914. at pm. An interesting pro
gram has been prepared and a ccr-
dial invitation is extended to mem
bers and friends to be present and
be prepared to make some contri
button to the meeting.
s%%<%
The Omaha guide., 1944-01-29

The joint session Of the Americ-
an Legion Theodore Roosevelt
Post NO. 30 and the Auxiliary met
on Thursday night. January 20.
1914 at the Legion. A wonderful
talk was made by the Commander
Mr. ]. c. Carey and others. Mr.
Carey introduced the past Comm
ander and comrades Mrs. Eva
Milsap. President of the Auxiliary
made a short talk. There was u
large attendance.
The purpose Of this meeting was
to promote the selling of this n
War Bond Drive SO members and
friends. let's pull together and sell
more bonds and stamps.
Let Us say each da vas we 50 on
our way, while our boys are fight
ing over there, to beat the AXIS
let us fight over here by selling
The Omaha guide., 1944-01-29
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LEGION
SIDELITES
by JULIUS E. HILL

tttstfttffttttthhttifftf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Several new members were addI,d
to the Post Thursday evening OF
last week and it is hoped that
more will join before much longer.
If more ex-service men that are
members had attended the
melting last Thursday a week go
and heard how clearly and honestly
the Posts business was discussed,
with many outsiders present, it is
puzzIing how they could any long
er remain out Of it.
There is no drive on. 1t is sim
ply that members of the Post want
other veterans to become members
It isn't because Of the three dollars
their becoming members would
bring in. What is wanted is to
ave them members becaus
should be and can be Of great help
to the organization if they want to
pitch in and help. AT the same
time they would be helping them
selves. Join now. We have a lot
Of fun and YOU should be having il
too-you out Of the Post, exservi"e
men.
The Legionnettes are feeling
quite cocky over the fine showing
they have been making in the last
year. And why shouldn't they?-
1t just goes to show you what can
be accomplished when an orglriz-
alton has the right kind of leader
ship. Keep slugging LegionnettJs.
The Legionnaires get kick ou1 OF
seeing you doing as we'll rs they
are-almosti (Ahem}
The Omaha guide., 1944-01-29
THE SICK

Mrs. Katy Wilson is still confin
ed to her bed but is improving.
The Omaha guide., 1944-01-29
BOWELS SLUGGISH?

. Feeling like you lost your best friend =
headachy- -dull-all because Of sluggish bow
elss Why put up with constipation misery?
Chew modern nFEEN-A-MINT, the pleasant
tasting chewing gum laxative. Chew FEFN-
A-MINT tonight at bedtime, taking only in
accordance with package directions. Next
morning ng-thorongh, gentle relief, helping YOU
les swell again. Millions rely on FEEN-A-
MINT. Chew like your favorite gum. Tastes
eooo; Try FEEN-A-MINT-a whole family
supply costs only LOG.
The Omaha guide., 1944-01-29

Cunny Wilson is in California on
a business and pleasure trip and
expects to be gone about two weeks
A*%%4
Harry BufOrd, Mrs. Cecilia Jew
ell. Mr.. Jim Allen and Mrs Clara
Willis continue to improve
###%#
VIII the members Of the Comm
unity Clearing Council please check
and make an earnest effort to be
at the next monthly meeting. Don't
forget we need the Council and
the Council needs us.
%*A**
The Omaha guide., 1944-01-29

\VITITH YOUR responsibilities,
wv can you afford to let a Head
ache, Muscular Pains, Functional
Monthly Pains or Simple Neural
gia slow you down? DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills have been bring
ing relief from these common dis
comforts for nearly sixty years.
Countless American housewives
consider Anti-Pain Pills almost
as much of necessity in the
medicine cabinet, as is flour in the
kitchen cupboard. They have DIR.
Miles Anti-Pain Pills in the house,
many of them carry these little
pain relievers in purse or hand
bag. They are prepared for these
minor aches and pains that some
times occur in almost every family
ARE YOU? DR.. Miles Anti
Pain Pills are pleasant to take
and do not upset the stomach.
Get DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
at your drug store. Regular
package 25 tablets 25e, Economy
package 125 tablets $1.0O. Read
directions and use only as direc-
ted.
The Omaha guide., 1944-01-29

Ten other outstanding players have
leading roles in this story that centers
around two important personalities who
lived in the Paris beloved of ALL
+ X = r
In this film are revealed--the miracle OF
a great discovery-an the miracle oil
an unforgettable romance
\ 4 h 4
You'll be stirred by Madame Curie'l
\ X \ 4
You'll be deeply moved by this MGM
film. T. =
You'll join in the praise of New York
critics and audiences who took this
picture into their hearts,
Il r 4 Il
Leo says-"Don't miss it".
The Omaha guide., 1944-01-29
NEWS
by BLACK
A REMINDER OF THE NAACP!

A REMINDER OF THE NAACP.
An organization which has not
even had a nap in thirty years.
With its ears to the ground ever
ready to detect an syuond or move
which means robbing US Of our
CONSTITUTIONAL rights or opportun-
tiles. Well to carry on this work
means we must inject brains, cul-
ture. talent. time and money, SO
we must draw from our liberal de-
mocratic, brave Americans from all
groups that spirit of unselfish de-
votion which will mean just one
thing, an Improvement all along
the line.
The Omaha guide., 1944-01-29

the line
The Omaha guide., 1944-01-29
BRICKER FOR PRESIDENT

more war bonds and stamps
After the meeting a lovely re
past was served. Mrs. Jessie Lee
Moore. Publicity Chairman.
The Omaha guide., 1944-01-29
OLD FOLKS HOME

An Omaha Institution Organized
thirty years ago by a small band
of our liberal minded women, help
ed by an equally minded group Of
men, which has carried on in the
Community for the purpose Of
caring for our aged and infirmed
members
In the life Of the home the 60
ing has been pretty tough at times
but with prayers and the strength
given through our Lords guidance
it has carried on.
A campaign for renewals and
new members is now in progress.
VIII you join us in our Marcifal
work? The home is located at
999 North 25th St, and the public
is Cordially invited to visit aal il
spect the home at any time
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22
Dive ste tisic dSlnikI nutns
potfeba.

Washington = Pavel Nc
Mutt, prednosta War Manpo-
wer Commission proved kon-
trolu potreb pracovn1ch sill We
dvanacti kritickych oblastech
valecneho prImyslu a hlaseni
pTednostn federaln1ch ~prostred
kovatelen prace ukazuje, re a.
mericky tezky prGmysl niue
stale jeste umfstiti dive ste tt
sic zamestnancG. Hlasenf da-
lie ukazuje, re v zadn6 oblasti
Spojenych statG neni nejaky
nadbytek pracovnich sill, a mad
to v oblastech Move Angle, Sc
veroatlantickych statech, sire
dozapade a pacifickem pobfezi
je dokonce nedostatek lid
skych sill. Tento nedostatek
pracovnfch sill je tax akutni,
re Sc da jenom odstraniti pre-
mfstenlm d6lnictva z jinych
oblast1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22
Vyroba letadel " srpnu.

Washington = Vyroba leta-
del v srpnu byla 1889 stroll,
Gill jenom o neco malo meme
neil v cervenci kdy bylo vyro-
beno 5000 letadel.
Cd letosnf cervna mes1cnl
vyroba tezkych, ctyrmotoro-
vych bombardovac1ch letadel
je 1900 kusG. To je pozoru-
hodny vykon, zvlaSte kdyz po-
die kvetnovych direktiv vyda-
nych presidentem, mela byt
mes1cn1 vyrobn1 kapacita 500
stroll tohoto druhu. Tehdy Sc
zdalo nemoznostf vyrobit
1900 tezkych bombardakG me-
sfcne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22
Modre pTidSlove znamky zru-
Seny pc ! rijnu.

Washington, = administra-
tor Chester Bowles oznamil, re
cd /. rfjna prestanou platit jed
nobodove modre pTfdelove
znamky (tokens). Jejich zru-
SEMI bylo umozneno odstrane-
MIN konservovanych zelenin a
ovocnych pomazanek z prfdelo
veho systemu, ktere Dude pla-
tit cd II. zaT1.
Prfstf bodove prfdelove kvo-
ty rHznych pTipravovanych a
konservovanych potravin bu-
dou provadeny tax, re budou
nasobek desfti, cfmz hospodyne
budou pouzfvat lott bodovych
kupond bez drobnych konser-
vovanych. :
Odstranenf cetnych zelenin z
prfd9loveho systemu bylo u
mozn9no tim, re Poole dosa-
vadnfch odhadI zasoby potra-
vim isou tax velke, re umozni
zrusenf pTfdelu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22
Zasilky vojinGm balte do sill
INCH krabic.

Washington - Namornf a
armadnf postovnf sluzba opet-
ne zd1raznuje balenf vsech va
nocnich darki do silnych kra-
bic, at kovovych, fibrovych ne
DO drev6nych. Krabice necht
jsou ovazany silnym notouzem.
"A nezapomente, re chcete-li a.
by vojfni dostali vanocnf darky
yeas musfte je poslat mezi Is
zari az Is T1jnem.
Dale doporucuje Sc, ably kra-
bice re slime lepenky byly "a
baleny v silnem papire. Obsah
zasilky ma byt tesn6 zabalen,
ably Sc "a dopravy v6ci neuvol-
nily a neposkodily jedna dru-
hou. Rozhodne neposilejte mic
co by Sc mohlo zkazit ma pr1-
klade donna delane mekke Gu
krovinky.
Take ostre pfedmety necht
jsou opatreny obalem ably ne
prorizly balik a neposkodily O.
statnf zasilky. Vanocni bal1c-
XIV opatrete napisem Christ
mas Parcel" nezapomente tez
re nesmejf vazit vice nez 5 Ii
Der a nesmf byt delsl Is palcI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22
Vykonnost V-posty.

Washington Poole ornament
armadn1 a namoTnf postovnl
sluzby bylo jiz poslano pro-
strednictv1m V-posty ma 1885,
$4,000 dopis1 pr1slusnlkum
americke branne moci do "a
mort. Ma podzim Dude zrlze-
ma velka STANCE V-posty We
Francii ktera Dude znamenat
zrychlenf dodavky posty anne
rickym SLAM, jezto vsechna
V-posta jde nynf pres Anglll,
dokonce i posta jednotkam bo-
v Italii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-22
yojini potrebuji stTelivo : zG-
stante We SVEN zamestnani.


Washington. Nedavno "a
pTistavacfch a vylodovac1ch o.
perac1 jisty americky velitel
dostal jenom polovinu stTeliva
pro 155mm delostrelectvo nez-
Ii skutecne potreboval. Jenom
We vyrobe jednoho druhu sire
Iva : 8 palcovych naboju do
houfnic, je So procentnf nedo-
statek. Zadost do Angle o O.
HAMILTON dodavku 1000 jedno
tunovych pun musela byt "a
,m1tnuta protoze il nebylo MOI
no vyhovet. Armada by letos
mohla potrebovat O so milion1
yard1 latky ma stany vice.
Vsechny tyto veci nelze do
dati protoze nen1 dosti pracov-
Mich sill k jejich vyrobeni.
Nynejs1 v1tezne ofensivn1 ope-
race nemohou j1t stejnym tenn
penn dale dokud americke del
nictvo nevyrob1 vic a vice va
lecneho materialu. Proto kaz-
dy kdo PRAGUE We valecnem
pr6myslu must z1stat ma SVEN
miste. Jenom tax zaj1st1me
brzke a 1plne v1tezstvf.
Evening star., 1944-02-27
MOTOR TRAVEL.

MEXICO CITy-Desire young man drive
new car. all expenses paid. Give reference
Box 121-E, Star.
ARMY LIEUT., driving to Savannah Tues.
wishes three or four passengers. Share
MARRIED COUPLE. driving to Los Angeles
desire gentleman passenger or married
couple to do most Of driving; gasoline free;
refs. exc. 81. 69S2.
LEAVING WEDNESDAY for Cincinnati,
Louisville. Fort Knox; can take 2 ladies or
couple. GE. 1898.
FLORIDA or vicinity, ride desired by re-
sponsbile couple next few weeks Share
expenses driving. SH 1878.
LEAVING for Columbus, Ohio, Feb 2s;
can take two or three passengers. Cali
HO. 1859
RIDE WANTED from Cathedral and Con-
necticut aves. NV. to 4th and Adams dr.
s.w. by 3 am. Box Abb, Star
WANTED-Ride to Navy Dept from 10th
and SITS. Sc. Ii. O672.
PASSENGER WANTED to share driving
and expense on trip to Southern Calf
fornia. Call Glebe 0454.
LEAVING FOR MIAMI Mon. or Tues, 4
passengers. Ma; 3492. Apt 315. Refer
ences exchanged. 27s
sERvICEMAN, driving TO Denver, Tues..
29th, desires three men pass; refs. exch
Dupont $3.50. a7s
Evening star., 1944-02-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GoEokfp a9'oT oobs MAN cs snd NJ T'e Esh work as
elderly Christian coiored buier fiT to n9Te seqTe
CITY RET: downstairs quarters. Please ad-
dress by letter only. NJ. Davis, 651 end
COUNTRY SIDE LAUNDRY work Of all
RRiMGS R9aGs CURTAINS specialty. Baileys eros.
GIRL. colored. wants part-time morning
EE9rk or hours, days. North 1871.
Tfs TiRL' niSb} fobFGred NJ, days Eesk Sat and
No cooking Cali DU 5737 after ner' s. t't'A'e'
GIRL. colored. wants part-time work in
nv, section; call Sunday only. Decatur
GIRL, GIRL eolo5ed, wants days work DI. 1854
Girls taI. colored, wan. shx or day,
SRL sftsl scrod 1rcoI9red3 wants n part-tin1e work
GIRL, Ioi coored. l., wishes She's daywork. "a and
earfare; good laundress and cleaner. FIR
GIRL. colored, desires days work. Tues
Tsferenees. 10, SSss141t'a'' Ss4o' ''eanins' neat
StSe eosed ese psops col 6 ssssi day work for en-
eiss 3er and iaundTess. Cali Dupont upon, soT{. sSHa
t.ime. work cleaning Al good ref North
GIRL, colored wishes days work; 81
GIRL. colored wishes psrt-time work.
Girl GIRL a. eolored: wants sh.w; no phone.
GIRL, colored: wishes evening work from
20 II Monday through Saturday Cali
~. 5426 Sunday between and 6.
GIRLS t?); colored; want work as maids
at once; refs. Cali DE, 1855 all day sun.
GiRL, colored, wants morning work or
DAYS week. Franklin sS79.
GIRL, colored, desires work cleaning Of
fees or msid in ladies' restroom MI
HOUSEKEEPER or. care OF semi-invalid
employment desired by capable middle
assf Boy Thts ss sea
home: stay, in; good ref. DU 1851
LADY, colored, wants Job days work;
honest, neat and reliable; references. NE.
dag LAUNp2REss.Wsnts two days; refer
MAID, experienced. wants days work.
Is s0Orsq cd dayv0Tk
Sunday. DE. 975a.
WIDOW, white. AZ, and child. 3; in re-
hned motherless or one-adult home. Box
WOMAN, colored wants part-time work;
bachelor apt. preferred; am to -
WOMAN, colored. will wash ladies SILK
underwear at home; also curtains stretched.
WOMAN. colored. wants night work. cham
bermald, kitchen helper. work of any
WOMAN. desires ,g.h;w, pref apt, small
family; 10 an till after dinner; city refer
sxPERiRNcED fsSei III eqS1' CLEANER ana general
JEWISH JEWISH BUSINESS 5 woMaN So Sh and daS adult
daughter would like room in exchange for
cooking one or two meals daily. GE. 4939
Sun. and ewes; DI. 2065 weekdays, 10-6.
Evening star., 1944-02-27
HELP poMssrIc ,cen,.)

MAID, coiorsd. work ip boarding school;
Sss sna su az Il :e' No
ssa:n hS y: p pryss. sSSs s.s = ,s ,end
MAID SERVICE, good laundress. small,
Wcdsrn Wssf RH spt,i aaSo to g. no Sunday; slb2b
MAID, g.h.x;, experienced, capable care for
preferred Permanent position. $40 per
mo-: no. 100 N. Jackson st.. Arl., Va. CHI.
MAID .s,,. Ssys week from noon ~ until
MAID. INV: hisiss. WAGES: 6s-day
c.sa sssf Wgst Wo a1sE hsge references and health
%ost e ans5 soot iGr snd tn Sa4s
eity ,reisrencss se OF At least ! W.; S1S. co.
small apt, boy 4 yrs. old, for employed
sSnnie ssars psn es cH saoknss 4iSs no aundr' good
s.e coz; SO e'v sk 'ha TR e0Sz:as' S4s5 must be
MUsssEsMA!D:. NJ sIs :. to' care for small children;
Sf5ssrSxa,5IE SSji SsI IL. :$sz ;;itsT , IN % ss,,-
ssH1iRR Ys nj Mgf gfHSd o sasrs Z s a5 dsy saSs
from Chevy chase Circle. Apply Monday
WXirREss.Mafbo. stlf1 i aTRo In hish-elass guest
house: 1712 N. H. ave. NV.
WHITE. aged 40: only high class need an
swer; salary. 500, room and board private
family; free to travel. Box 4s3-B, Star.
WOMAN, white or colored, general house
work in small apt. and care 2 children;
sleep in. Adams O500.
WOMAN to do cooking and assisting in
small guesthouse; must be experienced and
neat; splendid salary. NO 4095.
WOMAN. white, live in, assist with light
housework;, plain cooking; children 1 and
one meal; TO- am am. until E after dinner nSe.
Personal laundry. Call from IL to 6,
WOMAN Iwhite) to care for 1s-month bab,
and small apt. for government employe,
husband in service. NO. s109.
WOMAN. white, take care OF apartment
and 2 children; 5-day week, $40; live out;
references. 81. 1889 for appointment.
WOMAN, white, responsible, care year-old
girl by the hour. CO. 6693.
WOMAN, colored, cook for restaurant;
good salary. Roma Restaurant, 3419
Conn. ave. NV. WO. 9779.
W,ANTED-One in family, wants woman.
white, settled; stay nights for g.h.w 1928
Maple View pl Sc. 81"
ARLINGTON mornings per week, clean
erences required CHI. 1887.
GOOD HOME for maid whose husband is in
the service, must be experienced. capable,
fond of children and able to cook. Salary
$50 per week. Phone OR. 3742.
$50 PER WK. to colored girl for general
housework. cooking and light laundry; must
be fond of children EN-. 0353
Evening star., 1944-02-27
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WtoMfASS. VS white: u ior r. checking tray. .pd
a9ssSss Tsekt Gs sss ss.l e. NV snd meals
WOMAN, white. exper.. to manass room
S Boy aaoss ssx sear aa of o4ld dE % s4ae .D' ''''
WoMENGet the big line dresses
time. Free outnt. Write BOX I91. Drexel
Wso5iRKkffNG W MANAGER, school cafeteria.
ghite' So per day; school days only.
YOUNG GIRL as checker in dry y-cleaning
plant experience unnecessary; good pay;
hours to s; steady work. 1901 N ].
YOUNG LADY. part time; day or evenings;
YOUNG LaAIDY-Answer telephone calls II
stads esq5 pm sssTy ssb week with
YOUNG LADY to act as contact for New
York concern with governmental and pri-
vate corporations in Washington. D. C.,
and one having knowledge Of merchandis-
ing and speaking Spanish preferred. BOX
ofENiNG tii'iasi Ssaf FoR WOMAN to sYs days pc,
week on Rawleigh route. Tell us about
Yourself f1rst letter. Rawleish's. Dept
DCB-14-13s, Chester. Pa.
Woman 10 assist 1'f local director iH e of
work. age, "5-45; interesting, full time
work, unusual opportunity financially and
advancement. Write Box 76-E, Star, civ.
ing age, education, experience and phone.
HOME IN COUNTRY for mother with one
child, from April l to Sept. l; room, board
and laundry for both and $50 per month
to competent woman. Tel. Herndon 81
Evening star., 1944-02-27
STEAMFITTER

Machinist. who understands high and
low pressure boilers. desires change to
er, married and q veteran. Box 3s-E,