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LOST RATION COUPONS.

"a" GAS RATION BOOK. issued to Sergt.
Isnatz S. Filipovitz, Quarters No. 22I-E.
GAS RATION "A" issued to Ralph O.
Wilson, $500 Brookville I'd, Chevy Chase
GAS RATION BOOK "a" issued to Mrs
Margaret A. Gilkey. 5s4a N. 1lth St, Ar
linston Va. on June "a; probably at Palais
Royals parking lot.
ave, Bethesda, Md, and Marjorie Severyns
Davis, Hotel Chamberlain, Fort Monroe,
Va Phone OR. 5000.
RATION BOOK NO. 4, issued to Paul M
KNIGHT. 4sO7 Harvard I'd. COLLEGE Park,
Nd Tel Warfield s492
RATION BOOK NO. 4, name of Laurel D.
Whelchel;; address No. Z, Porter rd., An
RATIO, RATION BOOKS NOS. 5. 4, issued to J.
william, Clara B., Ann Kathleen Cook
and Masgie Bullock. 22O1 @ st. ne.
WAR RATION BOOK "a" issued to Paul
oardnsr Y, wr IT, s76s 6s Fairfax rd' Bethesda
WAR RATION BOOKS "3" and a." issued
TO Louise g., Carolyn g.. Anita B. Reed and
\, My5tls. Kerr; sa ~ A fooss book issued to
Pittsbursh, Pa; drivers license, etc. Please
War RATION BOOK a." issued to Ruby
Burroughs Bait 30l9 N st. NV. CAN
HO. 1021.
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B BOOK, SERIAL Nos 33l1345 to 33Il366
Also book, license No 1850 D. c.
E, J. LAHEY. 4I06 Grant st. NV, Ii,
BEACH BAG-Retard for return of con-
tents Of black beach bag. left on Bennins
BMLFoLD;, black leather. in vicinity o,
gspers, Owner desperate. Call RE. $500
Andy, strayed from Mount Rainier, Nd
BOSTON BULLDoG. female, black with
vicinity of Old Dominion dr. near Mel can
Va. Reward. Call Elmwood 354 after
BOSTON FILLDoG. male. has one brown
eve and one blue eve: answers to name
surveyor Reward, NO 1924.
BRACELET, lady''s. gold set with . dia-
week of July 2. Reward. AID. 556e ewes.
CAT. male: white and gray. Sunday morn
cigarette LIGHTER 14-karat engraved
punhill. vicinity Msyfover Ho.e!;; Liberal
CocKKR sPANiEL diversified. black. black white
xIeini5y FoxhaIi ceoTsetovn Reward.
ENVELOPE CASE, small. black-and-vhite
checked, containing about So In bills.
18th and / NV, or Petworth bus re,
500. ESt; 1904, until 5 pm, -. =,
FOX TERRIER, male. white BODY, black
head m and nd, black bob tan: LEFT ear droops'
FOX TERRIER, smooth hair; white. fe-
male, ans%erS ST., to name mn eSo Of shoo-shoo. y
POCKETBOOK, white. containing ration
books Ca, car resistration; drivers permit
g0 so cass ky' MRs ssm puvA y buy sS ns* Te M and
RIM; 2s. RE; Os74. Reward.
PoCkaIBo9K 20 with y,a gas ration book and
PURSE, containing money. Sheaher set
wife Please keep money, return other
RISG. Naval S Academy e q class, sSV' in Calvert
EhsN Ess1ts va aHs nSd Rsurs s 0 Par5er Ph9er
s.. NV. OR. 1910. Reward offered
WALLET, brown. military: money and i'm
portant papers; los1 % on eth st between
WALLET, WALLET, mans. g,a brown vicinity OF New
Mqncipai T Bds and i5th and sts nv
longing to William j. Gallagher Reward
II retuSned to bell capt Ambassador Hotel.
WATCH, macs. sold Elsin open faced
on lapel chain. initials r P s. on back.
Lost at or near Grifiths Baseball Park,
Sun, July Q. Liberal reward. Call GE.
WATCH. lsdys pin-on. white gold If
found found please contact MRS. HUNT Emerson
WATCH, lady's gold waltham. engraved
L. I. l." Also hand-painted brooch.
Pa bus, Petworth sec. Reward. Call RA
VIII viii fERsoS fTsasaSs who found wallet in phone
booth in Daileys Drug Store, ne please
mail the papers and cards to R. e. TIMBLE.
MM2SG, p p; 5n1 Nts:: Unit B, Norfolk; Va
had rubies, 5 or g diamonds: lost in
downtown Washington, Tuesday. Liberal
wArca yeiow s' sod DID, Renco. 4Sf" black
band with gold clasp: lost in downtown
Washington on Monday 81. 1852.
WRIST WATCH. ladys, Benrus. on Pa
ave. bet: End and Bro Sc Call NO. 5212.
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U. 5. Pays S19,200,000
As Claim on Two Liners
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. July l2.-Claims
against the Government for the loss
by fire of the 24,289-ton liner Man.
haitian and the requisitioning of
her sistership, the Washington,
have been settled for $4,000. 900
after almost two years of negoti-
'ations, Basil Harris. president of
the United States Lines, owners of
the ships, said last night
Mr.. Harris said the claims were
settled after series of conferences
with representatives of the line and
officers of the War Shipping Admin
istration. headed by Vice Admiral
Emory S. Land
The largest and fastest ship ever
built in the United States when she
went into service in 1882 at a cost
of $10000,000, the Manhattan was
converted into the transport Wake
field by the Navy The ship burned
in September. 1912. while on North
Atlantic convoy duty. The 1000
passengers and crew were rescued
without loss of life The ship has
been rebuilt and now is back at sea,
1t was said.
The America, 27,0O0 tons. was
requisitioned in l94l and converted
into the troopship West Point. Ad-
iustment of claims for that ship
was made last year.
Around the clock bombing requires
around the mont h War Roud huyinr
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London Experiences
Second Night Free
OF Robot Bombs
By the Associated Press.

N LONDON, July IA scattering
of flying bombs crashed on Southern
England and the London area today
as it was disclosed that some of the
!. projectiles have been dropping ST.
lently in long glides that make them
more difhcult to escape.
- After London had experienced its
second successive raid-free night
a few of the bombs buzzed over in
the early daylight hours, but this
furry was followed by another
quiet spell
One Of the bombs which smashed
. house and killed an occupant this
: morning came in in long, slow and
silent glide. Witnesses described it
as almost like a feather"
Ordonarily the robots roar over
and drop in steep dive as soon as
the engine stops, but in this case
the motive power apparently stopped
some distance from the impact
point.
1t was announced that Australia
House. one of Londons familiar
buildings, was damaged by recent
hits.
Australia House IS headquarters of
the Australian government in Lon
don The massive building still is
In use and work proceeded today in
many windowless and doorless
Offices. Several passersby in the
street were killed.
Another bomb damaged the Bra
lillian Consulate.
Meanwhile Londoners welcomed
the news that the government had
reopened four prohibited coastal
areas in Southwest England to as
sist in evacuation of civilians from
sections which have been targets of
the flying bombs.
The newly opened areas include
such popular seaside resorts as Wey-
mouth, Torquay and Bournemouth,
which have been closed to the pub
lie for the greater part of the war.
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"everything I had. including my
jeep. and returned to England with
nothing but my helmet and dog tag"
A graduate of Richard Montgom-
cry High School at Rockville. Corpl
Harmon was employed at the Ma
tional Airport before entering the
Army more than two years ago He
was wounded in the North African
campaign in January, 1943, and
after recovering he served in the
Sicilian campaign. He had been in
England seven months before the
invasion.
In letters to his mother since his
return to England. Corpl. Harmon
said he is being treated swell" in
an Army hospital
James w. Cassidy III. pharmacists
mate, third class, 18, of 3421 Valley
drive, Alexandria, Va, was wounded
in the invasion and is now in an
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J. w. Cassedy' III. his boot" train
ing at Bainbridge, Md. He took
further training at Norfolk, Va, be-
fore going overseas in March. His
father is with the Federal Trade
Commission.
Pvt. Herbert Grimm. 10, U. S.
M. c., son OF Police Sergt. and Mrs.
Henry Grimm, 403 East Howell ave-
nue.. Alexandria, has been wounded
in action in the South Pacific. &C
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promoted L Seoe H. 'OA'
April. A sister. Mrs. c. r. Rogers,
lives at the Penn street address.
Sergt. Thomas F. Paul, son of Mrs.
Elizabeth M. Paul. of 352 Thirty
seventh place Sc, is reported miss
ing in action.
Second 1t. Bradford A. Tupper,
the son of Col. Myron w. Tupper,
who formerly resided at 1921 North
Livingston street. Arlington, Va. and
who is now stationed at Fort Bragg.
N. c., is reported missing in action
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and received his commission at
Selman Field. La. His mother said
the last letter she received from
her son stated he had completed
his Goth mission.
1t. Sherwood has two sisters.
Nell-Jane. Is. and Susan. 49, who
live with their parents. Mr. Sher-
wood is employed by the Internal
Revenue Bureau.
Jacob H. Fox, fireman. first class
%, of 1898 Penn street NE, was
reported to his wife. Mrs Sara Fox
as missing in the Atlantic on June
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On the Roll Of Honor

Three Washington men were
listed as killed in action by the
War and Navy Departments today
The lists also carry the names of
three wounded, four missing in ac-
ton and two as prisoners Of war.
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Missing in Action

First 1t. James S. Sherwood. the
son of Mi and Mrs. Percy H. Sher-
wood of 36l7 North Albemarle street,
Arlington, Va, has been reported
missing since May 20. when his Lib
orator bomber, on which he acted
as navigator, was reported downed
somewhere over France.
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Senator James
o. E a S t ! a n d,
D e m o cr a t, of
Mississippi is
reported a pris-
Oner of tine Ger
mans in t h e
Italian theater.
His wife works
for the Army
Air Forces here.
1t. Simmerman
was a bombar-
dier on a Lib
orator bomber
which was re-
ported doWned
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Army hospital
somewhere in
E n 6 | a n d, his
parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James w.
G a S S e d y, II,
said. Born in
Jackson, Miss,
Pha r m a c j S t s
M a t e Cassidy
was graduated
+ r o m Brook
maven tMlSS.)
High School in
l943. He en-
listed in July,
l943, and took
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in May. A native of Tupelo, Miss,
he attended Central High School
here and received his wings and
commission at Midland Field. Tex.
He has been overseas since March,
1914.
A brother, Pfc. George NJ. Sim
named after his grand
father, George M. Mitchell, for
mer attorney general of Mississippi,
is stationed at Patterson Field,
Ohio.
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q. ne was on
an csc ort de-
stroyer. Fireman
Fox att e n d e d
h / 6 h school in
his native city
of Luray, Va. He
was working for
the William F.
H u h n Co., in
Washington as a
clerk at the time
he enlisted in
t he N av on
April %, l943, as
an appren t | c e
seaman. He was
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l418 G street
NE, was killed
in action on the
Anzio beachhead
in Italy May "a,
the w ar De-
p a r t m e n t re-
Gently informed
his parents.
Pvt. Hampton,
who was with a
machine gun di-
vision of the in
fantry, wa S a
native of WASH
ington and at
tended Eastern
High School. He
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A native of
Washington. 1t.
Sherwood was a
g r a d u a t e of
Washington and
Lee High School
and was attend
ing the Univer-
sity of N or t h
Carolina W h en-
he entered the
armed forces in
August. l943. He
re civ d his
basic training at
Camp Croft, S.
c. He completed
his air training
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~ ~ ~ y ~
2. r oc k V ii | e.
Md, was wound
e d j u n e 6
during the in
v as on of
France. accord
ing to a letter
recently receiv-
e d by h i S
mother.
Corpl. Harmon
wrote that he
was wounded in
the leg by a
shell that struck
behind him. He
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Killed in Action

Pvt. David
Coda, 81, Of GOT
Webster street
NV. was killed
in &C ction on
May 10 in Italy,
his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney
Coda, were not
flied. A gradu-
ate of Central
High School in
the class OF l94l,
Pvt. Coda was
working for the
ordnance divi-
sion at the Navy
Dapartrapt q G
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entered the Army March %, 1943.
Before this he was employed at the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
In addition to his parents. two
brothers survive: Pvt. Maury Hamp-
ton, %, radio operator with the
9Th Air Force in England. and
Pvt. Clifford Hampton, 10, stationed
at Camp Lee, Va.
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FOUND

Store, about week ago. in box Of the Hecht
&C. PEOPLES Drug Store, sos 7th st. NV
fIE CLASP with initials PlR. Call Henrx
Frank. D1. $3.50. Ext Se2.
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Wounded in Action

Corpl. Roy L. Harmon. "a. son
of Mrs. Raymond Kuster, Route
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Gas on Stomach
Relieved in 5 minuses o.
danhla Yonr rnonax hacle

Whn ssesss stomach seid causes oainful. sufloeat.
ing gas sour stomach anl hsaftbo. doctors ssasllS
Dessefibe the fastest -scting nedieinss Known for
synptoaste sslisf-nsdieinss liks thoss IN 8sI sns
fsbists No LAXATIVE Bell -sns betnss ccMfoft In
MY a. 6oubls Jour nooW bsek - return q bottle
y - Ne st al druesists.
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LOST.

Around the-clock bombing requires
around the month War Bond buying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-03

NOW AL HANDS HEAR
THIS. thof's how fhs
sqvowk-bex tkovy for loud,
,peoker) oFwuys ssorts Of.
Here the svnners get the
news enemy aireraft ap-
preceding. Just - minutes
offer ! doshsd of this sketch,
they had doussd the comsIs
ond were sproyins steel oil
over me sky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-03

TOUGHEST uf1lE cur I
EVER SAW. this Navy cox:
swain ehoyns ring olondins
croft. He hos The foes Of q
ehsrub. but don't let il fool
you. Hes made Of rowhids.
spring Steel, sand, ond INT.
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HELP MEN q WoMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, with knowledge Of typine
good, conscientious workeri hours; 70 p
Call In person. Homes Oil Co., 6225 Blair
BooKKEEPER-CAsHIER for branch auto.
mobile service station: Telephone for ap-
BOYS, siris Sand and draft-exempt men to learn
lens lens grinding, 4o-hour week, good pay
Co., 1924 Eye st. NV,
CLERK for. drugstore tobacco and candy
lee hsr 70 xnFcn Rsas
COOK, white, for institution in chevy
Chase area. capable also Of ordering and
mo, full maintenance: ref. required. Box
coUFIE. eolored. no children. on farm,
DO housework: excellent salary with furn.
house. Call Rupert. MA. oslo, 1921 7th
FITTER and man for alterations, office
clerk ana salesladies; very desirable posi-
tions available. Apply Rizik Brothers
LOCAL 4 IVA WAR az Plant needs men and vom-
en-. light assembly work and inspection t ex-
perience helpful but not necessary; extra
pay, given, night workers excellent wages
10 5 pm. daily, Personnel Dept. wash
inglon pn,c Institute OF Technology. College
park, Far Nd. Md Persons employed in essential
MAN OR WOMAN os switcSbosra nt and ele-
yator V IT. or operator Apply 1915 N. H. ave-
SERVICE STATION MANAGERs-salary
$40 week and commission. vacation with
pay and bonus. pleasant working condi-
Sn nf aoms o o CO. hsayy g saf EeTf r Can
VOUCHER CLERK with some Bookkeeping
Park ADDy Hotel eonn ave. fs an
Rent FREE to man and wife to care for
furnace and be, company for lady, widow.
ebanees Tho works e. at n5sht. References ex-
Evening star., 1944-02-08

OUTSIDE CLERICAL WORK,
FULL OR PART TIME.
Experience Not Necessary.
Training Paid For
Mature Age No Objection.
No Rigid Physical Requirements.
Learn to check traffic. Work full time
8 days per week; S130 per month to start,
automatic increase.
Need men or women able to report for
work weekdays between Is am. and 7:3O
am, and then work for several hours
Also those able to report for work between
and m. and work at least 8 hours
at time
Apply Weekday Mornings,
"APITAT, TRANSIT CO.
36th and Prospect Ave- NV,
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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 night
work Regular working hours; free time
to keep house; paid vacations; free trans,
fellow workers. Vacancies at 14th and
East Capitol sts., with work on the Mt.
Pleasant stTeetcar line. Apply weekday
mornings.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO,
36th and Prospect Ave. NV, Georgetown.
Take Route 20, Cabin John Streetcar
Evening star., 1944-02-08

For womens wear and mems haberda sh-
cry, experienced preferred, but not essen
tial: attractive appearance and personality;
AppIy in parsnn 10 ieoa,e Mr Fred qpesS Pslz1
Fred Pelzman's Fashion Shop, 8,
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Stenographers-Typists,
Addressograph Operator.

national organization. long established
essential activity. has positions open with
postwar future. Pleasant working sur
roundines: 5fa-day week; vacations and
sick leave with pay: salary based upon
qualifications Apply Room 211. 1915 H
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CASHIER.
SALESLADIES

Hotel front Office, 1:3o to $40: 500
month and luncheon daily: vacation with
pay. Apply manager or auditor. Fairfax
Hotel. ZOO Mass. ave. NV.
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HELP MEN (continued) :.

SALEsMAN--old-es d-estabiished life insurance
COMPANY. writing ordinary and industria
man, car necessary. ages Fl to 60: saiar,
RE. -61e1.. Mr.. jenkins: after pm.
A Iii H5 bRivERs TSiamah wanted to operat.
bread routes; good working conditions ane
short hours; guaranteed salary, SAT ano
need sppy @ certieafes nss Of M''n avaiabiIits afH
nnsscessary; ne Apply at 641 s st. NV.
ssLMviCGMAN snaNn aisaAs'. wanted for nationally
per week to start must have car and not
| be engaged in essential war work at pres
ent Phone DU: 467s Wednesday. ask for
sERvicE STATION ATTENDANT, must be
able to work without constant supervision
and DIRECT efforts of others; experience pre-
s%of sfs saIEsM.Nc Can ex5snvsd nsave ot
y sshs Arnston 1 h' va oxord 5S 1854 wssn cs
s. SHOE Tefs statesmen c2,, exp, for family
White Sos sood l4 sasrs star Apply
sphcI shsf; carltop Hotel 10th and K SITS. NV
men, draft exempt. for police work on large
Govt apt. house project in Washington
Masi IN nave ave frd psn as special oce
per mo Call Miss Barney. OR. 6622. for
sTHrH cs2TpHorlnIment r bstween $40 am. and s. I'm
StVcN CLEhh ana truck driver; 6-da3
TENANT FARMER FARM to o We Work R'~ On shares in
southern n ,Jo Nd, Phone after pm. Sunday
TILE Settlers at once. Bonney Tile &
TarrSszo 1s Ts GGrp so55s 55S W. 2lst St. Norfolk
TIMER, 81 80 hour; also steady helper
TRUCK DRIVER. white, for delivery.
hssfss hs bRyERs Ell 0ln and hsDsr. s nw eoorea
5sSek iSS ss,s Mleaas.es I , e1a
UPloLsTERERsS, Z exper,, steady work,
good good wages and excellent WORKING condi-
WALL CLEANERS. s. oe experienced' er H. nh White
Baltimore Renovating Co., 1929 18th st.
WHITE CHEF, sood pay no Sundays, no
WOOL sSS,o sq pREssEk fsh st swl ,olorsd
ladleS and mems garments. Steady work.
So 5000 av saiary TIN Ts!msck Cleaners s2s }ath
YOUNG Man. colored. to wash dishes,
aas. aa4 s4o a+S sun; nights; 50 per night. Apply
YOUNG MEN, over 1e, free to travel, can
earn earn SO So per wk to start Rm. APP
WATERS. colored; dependable men can
earn earn excellent wages in exclusive reStau-
Mear!eys us i5th h'Haons St. NV OF e'eniGss io.
WANTED-Intelligen operators for a
chemical extraction plant. Essential war
work with postwar steady employment.
Piant situated North Alexandria on river.
Good mooa pay aov and No opportunity for advance
GOOD pas stesf cs Nay SaS sssS Eask' to haul coal
NATIONALLY known essential manufactur-
er needs, man with knowledge in construc-
ton and chemical field. position perma-
nent; travelling required; write giving full
oetalls' age, draft status, experience, edu-
cation, etc; submit, snapshot mot TO be
returned; persons already in essential war
WORK need not Apply. Box 9-Y. Star
PORTER, CoLoRED, IN MEMS STORE:
GQoi2 o.l FAY; MUTUAL STORES, CORNER
BETHESDA MAN.
Plans for 1914 and postwar days permit
us 10 offer representative living in above
section position now to meet the ex-
penSlon program: you service collect and
SILL after complete training on salary,
bnsnsts Snen given territory, with ,sors repeal
Per mo; pleasant, dignifed business with
Ny yr'-oid o o., ,o,rgannization, II not in war
AMERICAN AUTO. ASSOCIATION.
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MEN
Engineering Executive

To act as office manager in ensineerinv
and sales organization. Preferably grad
uate OF iecognized technical college and
having honorable release. Age about 40
plus or minus. Must present highest
references as to character and ability
nection. bright future, In both present
an postwar business. Must be able to
accept responsibility. Please sive COM
plete details in first letter. Box 3O9-X
Evening star., 1944-02-08
HELP DOMESTIC.

A MAID for general housework: live in,
private room and bath: salary to please
COLoRID GIRL for s.h.w.. small apt. for
sqgpls CO. sadd 1la days VIZ S. goed i5oner. Cali
COOK, Ist-ciass Gas loi Tor pv private family: refs.
required; pay SlO0 mo, Box Blk, Star.
COOK, COOK; gh;wa wa for G 2 adults in apartment
dry, SIS week; references and experience
FsSoiEed rooK wa Can L53t Ar o9o3; Apt 5oo;C
e931ed fNpeT ca Shf Nj $3.50 95 e00Ted references
COOK and ,gh.w., for small family; good
salary, local references. Phone EN-. 634O,
COOK K-LAUNDRESs, downstairs cleaning;
cdok aSS $50 9nts Wo 1880 1
required. Wo. 1850
COUPLE with city refs: good cook and
nouseman; interview by appt. only. WI.
COUPLE. experienced. cook. butler-
chauffeur, town house, comfortable quar-
ary, $500 mo. Call OR. 5s7s for appoint-
FULL-TIME CARE of limo. old baby.
experience necessary. g.h.w.; 5ia-dsy wk.,
seryldeman's Wife. in virginia. Cali TE
GENERAL GEN H,f' HousEwoRK, full time. perms-
nent; refs. required. 2519 Conn. ave. NV.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, plain cooking,
care Of children: settled; live in; S1s-S20
week; Can GE 450s
DENEhaL hUOSEWOhhEh ana care lOr
l6-mo. -old baby, for employed couple. in
the vic. Of Berwyn. Nd; SIS wk. Call
GENERAL HousEwoRKER and cook, part
or fun time; live in or. out. Health card
and references required. Call OR. 1910.
G.H.W., laundry and plain cooking: Ben
dix washer; liye in; private room and
bath; 8 adults in family: good position to
right party; S22 week. 1917 Woodside
pkwy,. Silver Spring, Md. 81. 794O. (Take
Ga. and Alaska bus or streetcar to end
Iof line, Four Corners bus to Woodside
GH.W, assist with care of children. no
cooking: live in or out; SIS week. EN-.
ll93. 441b Davenport st. NV.
G.H.W., Bethesda. apt Q adults; hours.
2 to s pm. wages, SIS weekly and car
fare. Phone ewes, WI. 1880.
Oh W.-COOK. care Of l child, expert
eneed; refs; live in or out; S1s-S20 week.
GH%.. AND COOK, permanent; refs. OIL.
GIRL, experienced, for housework, s75
month. Also furnace man. 1922 N st. w.
week In. 2 places, SIS weekly; no cooking.
no Sundays. RA. 1853
GIRL, colored. general housework. no laun-
dry, no ehildren' can live in. Call WO
l1S5 before | am. or after pm.
lHOUSEkEEPER, care Of 2z-year-o boy;
| live out: about March ist. GIL. 5677.
GIRL for general housework; no Sunda,G
Arlington girl pref. 251s 2nd st. D.,
HousEKEEPE;K-sman bungalow. . chill.
ery. Oliver 1854 after $3.50 pm. Ios
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WayneProf.
Speaks For
Nurses Club
BY GLADYS MILLS

The Mary Mahoney Graduate
Nurses club presented DR.. Charles
w. Bugs Of Wayne university in
a lecture on penicillin at Prince
Hall, Masonic Temple. on Thursday
evening, May 25. 1914.
DR. Bugs very ably gave the in
teresting and intriguing story OF
the miraculous new drug and its
uses from the beginning OF its dis
covery TO its present state. Some
OF the future possibilities Of PENCIL
lin were given by the doctor, who
also showed samples OF the drug
from the mould form TO the finished
product.
The large attendance OF nurses
from Eloise. Receiving. Herman
Kiefer. and Mercy Hall hospitals as
well as those from the Department
OF Health and Visiting Nurses asso-
citation, showed their deep gratitude
TO DR.. Bugs for the timely lecture
on a subject with which he is so
thoroughly conversant.
Others who participated in the
program were: Marvin DuPrce, di-
rector OF the Victorian chorus. who
gave several solos; Mrs. June Baber-
WoodSon. who also sang: Miss Lu-
ellie Chambers, president OF the
club. who made appropriate re-
marks; Mrs. Ada Summer intro
duced the eminent speaker: and
Mrs. Odessa Trotter who was the
very effective mistress OF cere-
monies. On Thursday, June Is, al
$50 pm. at the Women's Federated
club house the MNGN. club will
feature a movie on Child Care. All
nurses and mothers who are inter
eSted are invited TO attend.