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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-07

When the Piroes swept four comes a9olns te CaTdus
recently it was first time the Cords hod been blanked m
foome series since july le4O when the BUGS also did the
trick Everett MCGOWAN time speed skotine champ
and pro hockey player has new wrinkle IN the ICE snow Du
ness tnot his foce) revue will play me nossa
chsetts Stote Fair Brockton portable outdoor INK
Kentucky sports scribes calling oyeor-od Roger
Yost Of Kansas City, youngest member Of the " OF e. toot
ball squad kansas City Kidde."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-07
Service Department

Scout Paul Kriche tobs Jack Phillips Yankee tarn'hond
now at the Sampson Naval Tonne Center as one player
who's sure TO make good the big Leagues otter the war
After oono through Of the rigorous routine required or
poraoope during their first week Of lump ironing tormer
Yankee and Indian Roy Weathery emorked " get throuen
culture advertisements"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-07
Sports Roundup
By HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

NEW YORK. Sept - tAP) - The major and minor
hoeh. esoue hove scheduled their winter meetings tor the
same doys the big Leagues Dec 567 New York ond the
minors storne Dec. at Buffalo. Maybe ledge brom-
ho figures thos the best way to keep the moor eoeue
nroorom next January likely will be limited to the tootoo
none unless the Officials find place big enough fo
Basketball The Navy is using the Tulane gym ond the Army
the auditorium totes tip the next National Hockey
eooue president is Dr. William G. Hordy University OF Aoer
ia professor and amateur hockey bewie Inc oo may De
offered Connie Syhe first but nobody thinks ne De
interested in the kind Of dough it Poys
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-07
Observation Post

Tvino out for the footbol 0ons boektte|d ar eeor
Maintain ore Anie Herber time posing greet OF the
Green Boy Pockes Howard Livingston who comes well recon-
nended as kicker and Keith Beebee, 2Zyearod Prince
ton divinity student Presumably Steve Owen prePor-
ina to use the old Fielding Yost system
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-07
NIFTY CATCHES


The seventh inning was
crammed with excitement as
Hubarth G. Schott pushed over
the equalizer and Super Clean
ers nearly came away with a
victory in the last half of the
session being stopped only by
two sensational catches in the
outfield.
Pat Parker set up the tying
counter when he was credited
with triple to left center.
Moore, Super leftfieldcr, tried
vainly to make the putout, but
the ball hit his fingertipS and
bounced away, Parker pounding
his way around to third base.
With the squeeze play on, Don
Trombley hunted a pop fly be-
tween first base and the pitch
er's box. Harold Glefke, Clean
or second baseman, charged in
after the pepper and came up
with an unbelievable catch
while lying prone on the ground.
With Parker still anchored at
third base and two out, Jerry
Cont stepped plateward and
came through with the necessary
hit to tie up the score. Frederick
got two strikes on him, but the
II. & s. second bascman topped
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-06-24

Annual Recital by pupils of
the Ancrum School of Music. Inc.
Mrs. Estelle A. Forster, N. E. c.,
IS, 20, Director, "a w. Rutland So.
Boston, Ken. 1891. Given at Re
cital Hall, N. E. Conservatory,
Tues, June n, promptly at 8 pm.
Admission zoe, Tax &c, total S6c.
One of the attractions of
last week down Harlem way
from Boston cutting a blue
streak through Sugar Hill were
John Walker, Cleora and Dick
Francis and Bill Averett Jr.
They visited relatives and
friends and did the town with
Mrs Cherrybelle Mason Han
sen, Mr. and Mrs Theodore
Gordon, and Mr. and Mrs
James C Day. The lovely four
monthS-old JenneSe Neale
Hansen took Boston by storm
when her mother CherrybeEe
Mason Hansen brought her
from New York for her big
day, her christening at Eben-
ezer Baptist church. She has
heap OF godparents: Chic Han
sen, Pfc, Fred Hansen (Ken-
tucky), Sylvia CrowhurSt and
Claude Irons. A crowd of peo-
pie helped her celebrate at the
fine home of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs Leonard F Mason
of fremont st. other New
Workers. making the trek here
were Mr. and Mrs James c Day.
Gladys Irons and Mrs Lettie
Mason Gordon.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-06-24

tenor, will sign. Also The Angelic
Mixed Chorus and the Enterprise
Singers will sing. Prof. Broad
fields new composition for mix
ed voices will be rendered. He
has especially arranged this new
nine-part composition for the be-
loved Boston Soprano, Mrs. Ora
Wake, and the richness and ma
tural beauty of her voice will be
supported by the Mass. EnSem-
BILE.
The Hampton Choral Society,
Prof. Broadfield, founder and
director, will be present.
You are cordially invited to
this Grand Concert. Harold R.
Evans, accompanist. Admission
including taz' Coo.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-06-24
CITY NEWS

SeseuS
Anna Bobitt- Gardner, Mus. b.
S.. :. Director of the Academy of
PianofOrte and Dramatics, pre-
sents
June 25--At the Academy. The
Adult Students in n music
Unconstitutional progra am.
Owing to space, invitations will
be issued.
June 26-Symphcny Hall, the
Pops, presenting Color d
American Night. Monday eve
ming, at $3.50, program espec-
tally arranged for your even
ing's enjoyment. Table seat
ing Four, Five or Six, $1.S0 per
person, may be secured at the
Music Academy, 3 Claremont
Park, call KEN. 9454 or at the
Box Office, Symphony Hall for
Balcony seats. Proceeds for
the FINER ARTS FUND.
Mrs Marian StNbbS Of Sussex
st left Monday Of last week for
Atlantic City, N ] where she
was called by the serious ill
ness Of her mother, Mrs Bush.
Mrs Stubs plans to remain in
New Jersey during the sum-
mer.
Mrs Mary E Moore has re-
turned from New York City
where she attended the flu
neral ON June 20 of her sister
Mrs Ann Venie. formerly of
Boston, who died June is af-
ter several months illness.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Butler
Freeman Qsadora church, Gel
ebrated their golden wedding
anniversary at their home, S
Sherman st, Roxbury, last Sun
day, June Is.
Miss Frances E Harris, IL
year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Harris of rs Wal.
nut ave is proud of her school
record, having made nine AS
and three BIS. She also re-
ceived the $500 prize for being
the best behaved child and
having the best attendance
for the year. In addition she
received two certificates of
merit Frances, who is a niece
of the well knwn school teach
er, Miss Wilhelmina Crosson, is
in the 7th grade of the Lewis
School.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-06-24
Second Annual Musical and

Second Annual Musical and
Literary Concert, sponsored
by the Clarence Cameron
White Club, Boston, and the
Golden Rule Club, Saugus, at
First Baptist Church, Saugus,
Sunday, July 2, at $3.50 p. m.
Talent appearing; Male Quar-
tet; Sketch, Miss Betty Grang
err; Accordion, Miss Angela
QuOw; Reading, Mrs. jose
phine Taylor; Soprano, Mrs.
Freda Ridley; Piano, Bernard
Jackson; Reading, Mrs. Julia
Baker; Baritone, Edgar Far
ley; Poems, St. C. KirtOn; Con-
tralto, Mrs. Ella Thompson,
Piano, Little Miss Perry; So
pranO, Mrs. Eliz. Wheatley;
Soprano, Mrs. Ella Hayes;
Speaker, Attorney Lawrence
Banks. Silver offering (25
cents) at door. Garden Party
at l Oriole Avenue, after pro-
gram. At Maiden Square take
Saugus Bus. Get off at Osprey
Road.
Mrs BERTHE Davis has return
ed from Petersburg, Va, and
Greensboro, N C.
The Samuel Coleridge Taylor
Associations meeting Sunday
at $50 p m at $50 Mass ave
will present a program Of mu-
sic. The public is invited. Adj
mission is free.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-06-24

Now that summer is here, have
you TANNED for the seasons
needs-extra money for vaca-
tiOn trips, etc? II you wish help
with the added expenses, con-
suit H. B. Budding Co., the old
reliable firm at 216 fremont St.,
Room S02. Private consultation.
Richard Halibert, Newbury-
port furrier employing Is help,
was a visitor in Boston We'd
nesday the guest OF A E Rob-
erts Of the Roberts Realty Co,
361-A Mass ave.
Fred C Henderson has re-
turned from Philadelphia
where he went to visit his
mother Mrs Clara L Davidson,
who was struck by an automo-
bile and seriously injured. At
ter the accident she remained
unconscious for for a week.
She is now improving and it Is
expected she will be able to
leave the hospital In about
two weeks.
Miss Florence williams of
Washington st entertained the
members Of the Samuel Coler-
idge-Taylor Music Association
Wednesday, night. About Is
were present and after the
business session, Miss Williams
and her mother, the hosteSSes
served a delicious collation. Of
salads, ice cream, cake and
punch. The regular monthly
musicale of the Association
takes place this Sunday, June
Is at $50 Mass ave. $50 p m.
Mrs Virginia DoIer has re-
turned form AShville, N C,
where she was called to the
bedside of her brother, Rev H
Darden, who was seriously i'll
but is now improving. Mrs
Dozier also visited her sister in
Goldsboro, N C, and another
brother in Hampton, Va and
after several days the guest Of
friends in Baltimore and New
York City she arrived in Wor-
cester, Mass, for the last day
Of the AME Zion conference.
Mr. and Mrs Luke Dozier
have returned to their home in
Norfolk, Va, after spending
two months in Boston the
guests Of their brother and
sister in law, Mr. and Mrs C A
Dozer.
On Wednesday night, June
"A, the Dunbar Rangers and
Young Matrons Of Lincoln
House, Association, 80 Emerald
st, held their closing party for
the season. Seventy-five mem
bers and frinds nejoyd the
evening t music, dancing and
the delicious refreshments.
TaSker CroSSon's Orchestra,
MeSSrS Slaughter and Afford of
the Navy Band and Miss Eliz-
abeth Carter furnished the
music. Mabel johnson Dean
was hostess, assisted by Mes
danes Bessie W. Bankett, Dora
Dukes and Ida Fernandez,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-06-24
Prof. BroadfieId
To Sing June ~

The Annual Grand Concert
presented by the Peoples Ange-
lie Spirito Choral Society will be
THURSDAY NIGHT, JUNE 90, AT
RECITAL HALL, NEW ENGLAND
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-06-24

The Primus Women's Re-
publican Club, Ward IL, will
meet Tuesday evenings June q
at st Marks Centre. Atty G
Bruce Robinson will be the
principal speaker. There will
be other interesting speakers
and the public is invited to at
tend.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
APARTMENTS WANTED.

ARMY CAPTAIN and wife will pay suitable
rent for above,ayerage furnished apt IA
I ROOM. private bath; single young lady.
FWo ~ lHaa WavE ESt oFhFicEKs wish to rent a,s-
room unfurnished apartment, Northwest.
DC. Sal ps Hobart .?, lss7 -.,, o23,,
rooms, kitchen and bath Northwest Sec
tion. Telephone DE. 1856 between
Raj OFFICER desires 1-2rms, kit, bath.
ss5E % oaevp FeB fsf B5s cT's =.
I OR BROOM efficiency apt. with private
ssesion 5 for sSration by Businessman; Ma
NEAR A navy YARD for oricer and wife.
date occupancy for 8 weeks Call Am
sRMY FStf aSI AND WIFE Desire
furnished apartment accessible Pentagon;
TesseR1Ss Rf 2osG Ext 8s and wifi.
want tastefully furnished apt; NV: no
children, no pets; short or long Lease Lease.
SENIOR NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire
ment in good NV. section. RE. 400.
REASONABLE FAC-SIMILE Of Mr.. Anthony
to help 3 workin' gals find or room
unfurnished apartment, NV. section con- con,
Republic 4142. Ext. 2S41. 9 to $50. IL
SMALL. completely furnished apt. on or
near Mt. Pleasant car line. reasonable; hv
employed couple. quiet, responsible. Ho-
bart S7Ss. Apt. 40, evenings. 2l'
NAVAL OFFICER desires private apt, COM
pletely furnished, inclding phone; spt.
house preferred; permanent. Box sS,.. So-V.
? NAVAL OFFICERS. permanently as
signed. accustomed to good living, require
refs: available; up TO S100: RE, 3514. II
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire 3 or
room furnished apartment in Northwest
section, apartment building only; no chill
dren or pets: excellent tenants: appreciate
fine furnishings; price secondary. North
QUIET, Los Angeles couple will paw top
price for .air-cond. turn. apt, close IN
NV, no children or pets; bank, bus or
soc. ref MA. 3Sl0 Room 4O2. 25'
ARMY OFFICER and wife desire furnished
apt. kitchen. bath; maximum rent Ss5.
TWO BUSINESS GIRLS want quiet nicely
furnished apartment. NV. centrally To-
Gated, Decatur 5000. Ext. 6, between
COLORED-2 rooms (unfurnished,, kitchen
and bath Call Ludlow G715 after s pm. go
COLORED-Two mature, refined. employed
ladie, want small comfortable apartment
in good neighborhood, furn. or unfurn
Box 429-T. Star. 22.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT. bookkeeper, executive. ex-
cellent training, 20 years experience offlce
management, meeting public; interested only
in position of responsibility. HO. 005a. Fl
COMPANION to elderly lady in rehned
home; some nursing experience; no house
work; references AID. G351
GIRL colored wants lob as typlst or MINI
eoeraph operator, high school experience.
GIRLS. two. age IS, want cafeteria work;
ineXperienced. Call Franklin 364s.
MAID, colored. wishes work in store or
beauty salon: 512 days week AID. 1898.
NURSE, underestimate, extensive exp,
wishes care semi-invalid or managing
housekeeper, nurse, companion. Elk. 6I99
SECRETARY. college education. Govt and
private business exp. desires employment
h5cf sncRETaRY hGsRS aSHE a2S' college
eraduate, experienced. -. years old; avail
SECRETARY- Y-STENOGRAPHER. intelligent
adaptable, competent, desires 5-day week
permanent position. Box 3-V: Star; 20'
a33 L st. NV, Apt 4O7 20'
STENOGRAPHER. experienced, desires eve
ming position. DU. 0S24. Mrs, Roche.
no YOU NEED representative in feld
or office with diversified business expert
ence, public speaking, selling, administra-
RE. a552 Box Civ, Star.
EXPERIENCED. educated. cultured young
woman available for interesting. respon-
sihle position. No stenography. Minimum
5000 BOX sl-V, Star
ABLE, ALERT COLLEGE GRADUATE.
Experienced, seeks private secretarial
work Call GE 650T. II.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

CARPENTER, partitions and porch work |
specially. Steps cedar closets. floors, doors
CARPENTER9Aaiitsera ais ai.ita tions and repairing
STERN Nv windows II and doors. also roof repair
TSSF snd P bg JOB
eontraet, by experienced workmen. Cal
FLooRs sANDED and finished. rms
FURNITURE REPAIRING. reuphoisterin,
and refinishing: no Job too small. Quick
effcient service. Free estimates. CO
FURNITURE REPAIRING, cabinet making
upplholstering, upl etc Expert work at reason,
NV; RA solo latter :. res, sH. $3.50.
PAINTING. plastering, paper scraping
e.IkTYxc eaulklns xndow H,s.,a roof Ho; 1929:
bath; ". 5000. RA. os55. 81 A'''neN ant
Rors es rasor s4 E
PAPERING. painting; highest aualit,
workmanship at reasonable prices. Esti
PafER1NG PsffS a. fass sstcsss "a SsS Sofk white
chanic: immediate service. Trinidad 7145
PAPERING and painting immediate serv.
@ &c; free free estimate IL years experience
PAPERING. painting, plasterins. scrapins
G;arpenterine: carr; tree est: no shortage of help
fHFEk }afF + HASeISG Tass "a Quality workmanship 81
sanding, RA. 1920
fAfEh hANGlNG, thlS week, only ~ ano
up per room: 1914 washable, Sunfast pa
RADIOS REPAIRED regardless trouble or
tubes; small shop and reasonable. 14lO
Parkwood pl. NV, Adams 0205. 25'
RADIO TROUBLES? Let US help you. We
specialize in auto radios. Home radios
when brought in. Satisfaction guaranteed
Reasonable prices. See us first wash
ington Rubber Co, 18th and Belmont sts.
NV Phone HO. $500
REPAIRING, remodeling and renovating
Fireplace work our speciality, Call Falls
Church 203l-J. for estimate
REPAIRS AND SERVICE on all makes OF
electric refrigerators washing machines
and vacuum cleaners. UNION 103S. 22'
ROOFING and sheet metal work gutter
and spouting, special attention to repair
work ME 13o6
Evening star., 1944-01-20
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, senior evenings, 25 years
pub acct. exp; systems, audits taxes:
ACCOUNTANT AUDITOR, income tax re
turns prepared, books started, kept part
ps tims; : IeasonabIs, on s,SA; RA; 14.S nor;
ence in construction work, building, road
work and sewers: technical and practical
knowledge actual experience, know plans
and costs: not afraid of work. Boz, As
V. Star. IL
knowledge BLDG const., desisn, rep. and
maintenance, full knowledge plumbing,
heating. Box 47-V, Star.
MAN, colored, 33, draft exempt, wants
ian!tors JOB. elevator, or insurance agt.:
straight daywork, no Sunday. HO. 1888.
MAN, young, Govt employed. would like
an evening waiter Job from $50 to $50.
Box CAV. Star.
SALESMAN, 90 yrs exp. electrical ma
chinery and supplies, desires connection,
local territory 5HIO l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
APARrMENrs SUBURBAN.

300 FLOWER AVE, S53 per month: con-
ter Call SH, 3473 25"
RIvERDALE, Md rooms. kitchen and
bath. $50 available Immediately; near
bus. WA. 3415.
ARLINGTON. 44O1 18th St N.--Double
bedroom kitchen, home privileges, $50:
without kitchen. $40. Glebe O956 2Os
Evening star., 1944-01-20
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

|
double ~ running water. vH Shower; 0 I.5o ds day
qP 1854 hqPe PARK srYfs KS aiy atss turn
room 3nd floor. twin beds; near cars and
p1a9Sss 1Ls LaNiER TETk pL. NV. ,at 18th and Co.
with Wits private BATH. sie '0'" "'So 'i'''s '00'''
PETWORTH-clean room, twin beds, or
seas unm pbona sente RS sSms bus
1881 3ith ST.; Georeetown-Double front
room, near bath; 2 girls; good transporta-
5ess NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w.-Nice-
ly furn. room. suitable for 2, private home;
on bus line -, RA, 5239;
people, private lavatory. Apply after 1
pm. One block of Walter Reed Hospital.
1901 sfh ST. N.w.-Large wen-furnished
sSs!1seIs y' E%. esGnS issi eA' 0A'n' s'O' Garage
saa aad psvse st. bst u Dnn 11sn snns SSuSs
s!S5: ssEokefTSws f4ny sEani iso g. aist laas st.
s isId pfxses LAMONT fH 81. NwnNe1ly NsV decorat-
ed, attractiyely furnished double room,
ssn Dsfi " Pie o5ls well
NicEPY tFacnEsPY fuRS1sHEp NJ s1S7i ROOM in Naval Of
feer,s home, Suitable for 1 Or 2 Next
| leges II desired IA. 1881.
| 2519 PA. AVE. N.W.-Beautiful large room.
private bath; 3 refined girls. Also single
s9ogri sr H9; 2eS Sl9s; hstvesn Conn md ,7t,
Clean, comfortable single and double rooms,
running water in rooms.
DUPONT CIRCLE-A large, warm, comfort
able room for employed gentleman, S25 mo.
l740 18th st. NV. Apt. 4. HO. 1898
NEWLY DECORATED double room with
twin beds, double closet space, nonrationed
heat. Laundry privileges; $45 per month.
TTAAjio TT i7aSib Isssb ST Nw-N,ce,v t,rr roor
semipvt bath and shower, unlim phone;
pvt. family; for gentleman.
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FARM o GARDEN.

Quantity; after = o'ciocE. w WA. 2aS7I' 2s74.' ~
STARK TREES BEAR FRUIT years younger
than ordinary varieties; YOU can now havs
freshly picked" for the table or market
supply limited, order early. Phone LII
2399 for Stark Nurseries or write Howard
DoWney, Washington 2, D. c.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman
Moving e. Storage Co, Taylor oG3I. HO'
Evening star., 1944-01-20
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Man, Govern
ment worker; prefer private home o
smaller boarding house: after February 2
Box 4s1-T, Star. 20'
Evening star., 1944-01-20
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MovyIond and Viroinio

4525 31th ST, Brentwood Md-Large
room On 1st floor, next bath; suitable fol
?; on bus line. WA. S133.
ARLINGTON, VA.-Front room, twin beds
adj. bath. Gentlemen preferred S25
each. Between bus lines. CHI. 9024.
NICELY FURN. ROOM for reasonable rent
to refined young couple or middle aged
lady in return for companionship in eve
ming, conv.. located to Census Bldg. in
Suitland and Camp Springs Army Air Base
HI 1881 or HI O629-W
BROOM furn, apt. near MARYLAND Uni
versity, Fort Meade. ERGO & Co.: after
6 pm ASIA Delaware ST.. Berwyn. Md
s37 i5th ST. SOUTH. Arlington-Nicely
flrn. room for girls; use of entire house;
10 minutes to WASHINGTON.
Evening star., 1944-01-20

SUITABLE Govt official. mr.. Cap. modern
sIs5 saS altr faTn TP sass' b. front porch
,GIRARD AND 18th NV: One room,
sitehen sne nn and semipriyate bath; sWo adults
bapon 5"5 %Snh evening EssfsG1 6aDon Fe5 o Es'a
1869 sHEPHERD ST. S.W.g3 rooms,
kitchen, private bath; suitable for 4;
APT, partly furn;. kitchen. living room,
bedroom: for, small family; very low rent;
assist sTe1p f1Ee Fl hsgse At 9al and
kitchenette. next bath, $50; Frigidaire
z GIRLS to share apt with . others:
convenient transportation reasonable. Call
SUBLET. Arlington 4 rooms and bath
apt: close in; all utilities paid redecorated
1882 i35 No No. icclAHRoLINA AVE. NE fur
nished rooms for light housekeeping. AT
i OR YOUNG LADIES to share with an
other lady beautifully furnished apart
ment in ne. Washington. Call DE. 1886
GIRL to share lovely a-room apt with an
other. unlim phone 9 and al conveniencesi
ONE ROOM Kitchen. bath. 1l2l New
Hampshire ave. NV, Apt. 200; see after
1906 c ST NE-1st floor. large room
and kitcnen. ,attractively furn.; conv
transp.; S. week: ~,
fined woman over 25 to share with another
1877 IRVING ST. N.W.-Gentlle nome
Attr. l-rm. kit -dinette gas, cleo refg
ouiet: employed couple; Sl1 wk. AID. o35a
. GIRLS to share apartment with other
girls, 70 to %; convenient transportation
Call CO. 1859 after pm
1928 n. H. AVE. N.W.-Wanted. Protestant
girl to share 2-bedroom apartment S.5
WILL SHARE APT. with young. settled
N arried woman. husband overseas Phone
STUDIO APT. beautifully pine paneled
private entrance; p block from bus men
only c6oS N sth St, Arlington
1918 33rd ST, Mt. Rainier, Md rooms
bath. c,h.w.: electric range. G. e. re-
trigerator. Utensils furnished Suitable
MODERN FURN., APT. in NV, conv. to
shopping and transportation: > rms,
kitchen and bath Couple. No children
No pets: 500 per month: 10 to D. call
Pc 1850 after 6. GE. 9263.
YOUNG WOMAN with employed husband
given reduction in rent of attr. two-rm
apt. for management and light duties
61G4 for appt 81.
LARGE bed-hving room and kitchen plus
all utilities given to refined couple OF
woman. exchange managing small high
class, oil heat. rooming house, Alexandria
Va. WO. 5S45. 90.
REFINED PROTESTANT WOMAN desires
lady to share her attractively furnished
apartment building, NV. section. conven-
lent Transportation. P. o. Box 1908, 20'
41II PENN. AVE. N.W.-Nlcely furn. .
rooms. private bath, nonhouseke eeping: 3
refined ladies': other rooms.
EMPLOYED couple or young lady to share
comfortable northwest apartment: arate
entrance. private tile BATH unlimited tele-
a m nr day v
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HELP DOMESTIC (eont. }.

WOMAN to take care Of child: live in OF
out; eat;, must .t have references and health
WOMAN to clean and cook, from 4 to 8
Pm, 5 days week. Phone HO. 424S
S10l Conn. ave, Apt. 500.
WOMAN, colored, for general housework,
smau house, $75 MONTH Phone Sligo 669I
WOMAN, white or colored, ghw.. part
ns1a me; itsor tWe aaults in apartment. Phone GE
WOMAN over g,n SO, exper., s.h.w, plain
cooking l child; stay in one night; local
WOMAN, colored, 25 or over. live in, gen.
eral housework and help care for 2 chill.
to start. Michigan O325.
WOMAN, experienced, for general morning
cleaning or a day worker. Must have
social security card. Good pay. Per-
msTsland msnsnt work .Ha - Apply in person, a2e
WoMENa. CO. eeiored. red middle-aged, settled,
for cook and g.hw.. full time, no laundry
AD, SSa2 after pm. any day.
WOMEN, white, over 1S, for pantry work
before and after meals in girls boarding
school, good salary, 3 meals furnished
daily Call MI. 3134 between am. and
u noon or between 4 pm. and s pm.
EULA, who worked for Mrs. Land, 1920
G st. NV, get in touch, important. ME.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM. good home for
fant ian and, and l child; time of to be arranged.
TOP SALARY to cheerful woman, capable
of taking complete charge OF children and
small home: prefer live in: excellent work
Ing conditions: reference required. TIA. 1854