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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-04

lahoriousiy for the p6lato-liks roots of the mushoo plant, the Eskimo waits until mice have dug and stored tho roots. The Eskimo helps hirn- self, but leaves enough for the mice and adds some dried fish for good measure.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-04
UP Reporter on Tour of Notion's Industries

ED. NOTE; Sandor $. Klein of Che UP Washington stan Is making O s,6O0-mlle tO-cOast air tour Co see how industry is gear. ing itself for rec0nversl0n. He will visit approximately 600 different plants In . wide variety of in- dustrlcs. The following dispatch deals with representative oil rec flnery,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-04
RARLY nnTVn nONnnRs

The pteranodon, prehistoric crea- ture with Q 22-foot wingspread, used "dlve attack" tactics i5O 900 900 years ago. This bird had . long. pointed, death-dealing beak and head crest
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-04

1 demand from foreign gasoline eon- sufners, end he expressed belief this will continue for some time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-04
that acted as e rudder as 2 dive9
 earthward at its prey.

Nine. European nations have thanked America for It's plan to. send 6,OOO000 tons Of coal to re- lieve suffering there this winter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-04

GETS OLD SHIRT BACK
 Fort Leonard Wood, Mo, CUPl.-- Cpl, Mort Stallings thought there
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-04
MICE nARvEsTERs

Mice are used as harvesters by the Eskimo. Instead of digging
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-04

tloned in Arizona, and somehow
 had found It's way back to hiE.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01

MIR. AND MRS. H U G H
NEALE will be hosts to group
of friends at a dinner party on
Saturday evening at their home
on Smith street.
MRS. CLIFFORD BOYER was
honored at shower given re-
Gently by Betty Nolan and Mrs.
Robert Obenschain at the Nolan
home on South avenue. Twelve
guests were present. with card
prizes going to Mrs. Ted Level
lyn and Margery Beaufait.
ALBERT GLEFKE, of Semi
mole Hills, is critically i'll in ST.
Joseph's hospital, according to
hospital authorities.
MRS. G.. DONALD SMITH
will entertain her bridge club
members at luncheon and cards
on Friday, at her home on Rob-
ertson street.
MRS. EDGAR RACINE was
hostess TO members of the Tues
day club at luncheon and bridge
at her home on North avenue.
MRS. MURRAY WELLMAN
and son, Teddy, have rejoined
Capt. Wellman in Washington,
d. c. after a two weeks visit
here with Mrs. Wellman's moth
er, Mrs. William Klockow. On
their way East they visited Mrs.
Robert Everett, in Lakewood,
Ohio, sister of Mrs. Wellman.
MRS. ROBERT C. PELTIER
was hostess to the members of
her duplicate club at luncheon
at her home today.
MIR. AND MRS. ALBERT
SCHOTT were hosts 10 group
of ten friends at dinner and
cards last evening at their home
on South Wilson boulevard.
MARY JANE DUPREY under
went an emergency operation
for appendicitis Wednesday
afternoon at Florence Crittenton
Hospital, Detroit, where she is
nurse. Miss Duprey is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Duprey of Leonore street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01

APPROXIMATELY ITS per-
sons attended the installation of
officers of Pagoda Tent Hive of
Maccabees, held at Maccabees
hall Tuesday evening.
Installing officers included
Peter Wiggle of Detroit. COM
mander of Michigan; Mrs. Ulma
Moss, of Detroit, district mana
ger; and Mrs. Edith Matthews Of
East Detroit, supreme chap
lain.
New officers installed are:
Mrs. Frank Buster, past COM
mander; Mrs. G.. A. Young, COM
mander; Joseph Trombley, lieu
tenant command; Mrs. John
Stearns, record keeper; Mrs.
William Helm, assistant record
chaplain; Beatrice Beach, SER
geant; Eunice Stroup. mistress
alarms; Mrs. Joseph Defer, first
lady of the guards; Lillian Van
De Velde, second lady of the
guards; Mrs. Jennie Gardner,
sentinel; John Porter, picket;
Mrs. Jack James, Deborah; and
Jack James, Judas Maccabeus.
Trustees include Mrs. Jerry
Baert, Mrs. Harry Moore and
Mrs. Leonard Dalecke; escorts
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01
Crowd Of Us Attends Rites
Installing Maccabees Officers

are Martha Brown, Viola Wis
man, Mrs. Vernon Dalecke, Eth
ell Wisman, Peggy Gavid; Mar
garet Ross; Dorothy Blohm,
Grace DeSmet, Mrs. Walter
Petscke, Mrs. Elizabeth Spen-
Ger, Gloria Gaffke, Shirley
Streu, Mrs. Gladys Henry, Cath
crime Prudhomme, Mrs. Chry-
stall Kingscott is the new musi-
clan.
Kenneth Hudson, state COM
mander of Oregon, gave an in
teresting talk, and Donna and
Wanda Moore. tap-dancers, and
Darlene Phillips singer, appear
ed on the program. An orches-
ira of Junior Maccabees fur
nished music for dancing after
presentation of gifts to retiring
officers. Refreshments closed the
evening.
METROPOLITAN Auxiliary.
Spirit 8, will meet Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock in the CLUB
rooms on Broadway, with Mrs.
Wayne Adair, Mrs. Clarence
Barney, Mrs. Albert Deng, Mrs.
Leroy Brundage and Mrs. Clar-
ence Dubay as hostesses.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01
Surprise Planned
for Young Women

SURPRISE entertainment Is
promised for members Of the
Young Women's Club who at
tend the meeting to begin
promptly at 8 o'clock on Mon
day evening in the Masonic
clubrooms.
Mrs. Kenneth Hill heads the
committee for the evening, with
Mrs. Harold Eyth, Mrs. Charles
Donaldson, Mrs. Frank Kissell
and Mrs. Milton Smith assisting.
THE CARD PARTY and ba-
zaar planned by the Loa Green
Parent Teachers Association has
been postponed to a later date.
The regular meeting will be
held Wednesday, Feb. z, with a
potluck dinner at the school at
$50 o'clock. Mrs. Don Rogers
has been appointed chairman.
NORA SHEA, 221 South
Broadway, is convalescing at
st. Joseph's hospital following
an operation she underwent
Saturday.
MRS. WALTER WOODS en-
tertained her club last evening
at her home on Howard street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01

A TOTAL of S71522 has pour
ed into the Golfers for the relief
of infantile paralysis as a result
of the efforts of the Girl Reserves
and a group of young business
women headed by Dorothy Bal
lard. =,
The money has been collected
in the two theatres of Mount
Clemens. Girl Reserves o
stands in the Hobbies of the Jewei
and Macomb. the group of buSi-
ness girls canvassed the theatres
row by row during a break IN
the program following the show
ing of an infantile paralysis PIC
ture.
The business girls concluded
their two-day contribution Tues
day night. turning over S2l 80
to the Fund Those who aided
Miss Ballard in the project are
Shirley Ballard. Mrs. John Nc
Inerney. Doris Swinscoe. Mary
Burns, Madeline DeMaeeht. Pa
tricia Daniels. Marie Unze. Dor
othy Unze. Catherine Lee, Ger
aldine Livingston, Gloria Living
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01
Auxiliary
Plans Party

a PUBLIC pllloW-caSe games
party will be sponsored by the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Frater-
nal Order of Eagles on Wednes-
day, Feb. 7. at 8 o'clock at the
Eagles hall, 10 Il North Broad
way.
Proceeds tfrom~>the event will
be used for the Auxiliary's char
ity fund, from which donations
are made TO the Milk Fund, the
Community Chest, the Good
fellows, Red Cross and lnfantile
Paralysis Fund, as we'll as their
latest project, the serving Of re-
freshments at the USO Club one
Sunday a month for service men
and women. This project they
began last Sunday.
Mrs. William Baker is to be
chairman of the party arrange
ments, with Mrs. Harry Batfs,
Mrs. Donald Distlerath, Mrs.
Charles Eberts and Mxs. Walter
Moore assisting.
MRS. JOHN BERNARD
WHITMAS Cecilia Meier) OF
Chisolm, Mimi, is here for sew
eral weeks as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Philip HERNANDEZ and
family of Seminole Hills. Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent Meier of De-
troit will entertain in her honor
Friday evening.
MRS. ALFRED SCHUNKE,
Jr., was honored Tuesday eve
ming at a party of pretty appoint
ments, given by Felicia Gustav,
-63 Wells street. Pink and white
carnations and beb NUNS in
container shaped like a lamb
were used at the table for re-
freshments.
MRS. J. M. CROMAN. JR.
and her daughter Kay will en-
terrain a group of eight girls
Friday evening at their home to-
honor Sonya Vladeff, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Peter Vladeff.
Sonya will leave Sunday to en-
ter Frances Sinner school in
Illinois, accompanied by her
mother for enrolment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01
Many Make
Reservations

RESERVATIONS are gong
rapidly for the annual patriotic
card party, bake sale, and baz-
aar, to be given by the Young
Women's Auxiliary of Zion
Evangelical Church on Feb. ID.
Among those who have made
reservations are Mrs. John
Arthur, Evelyn Schonschack,
Mrs. Harry Halter, Mrs. Edward
Hatch, Mrs. Charles Donaldson,
Mrs. Earl Swan, who has taken
two tables; Mrs. George Gobble,
Mrs. Harry Daner, Mrs. William
ellis, Mrs. Paul Hogue, Pauline
Stevenson, Mrs. Frank Sommers
1.-TWO tables, Mrs. George Lieb-
zeit 1.-TWO tables), Mrs. Willard
Kidd, Mrs. Garth Fleming, Mrs.
Fred Jasmund, Mrs. Harvey
Jones, Mrs. Roman Eyth, and
Mrs. Joseph E. st. Pierre.
Mrs. Earl Burk, chairman Of
arrangements for>the event, has
added Mrs. Malcolm Moore,
Mrs. Irene Stearns and Mrs.
Virginia Stewart to her COM
mittee for the event
Reservations may be made by
calling 6517 or 5480.
MRS. ORA GOODMAN OF
Chesterfield is a patient in Hen
~ Ford Hospital, Detroit, where
she underwent a major operation
Saturday.
MRS. OLIN DAVIS Of New
Haven, who underwent a major
operation in st. Joseph's hospital
on Monday, is progressing salts
factorily, according TO hospital
officials.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01
Theatre Canvass Raises
500 for Polio Relief

ston, Alice Jewell, Pherne An
dreas. Doris Bolle, Virginia Pel-
tier. Marie Ryan, Shirley Otte,
Kathryn Bulgarella, Mary Leek,
Mary Milan, and Mary Charlie
neau.
Girl Reserves who resumed
their canvassing in the theatres
last night, had already raised
s369.08 in previous stands at
the theatres. Rosemary Scott,
faculty advisor, is in charge of
the project
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01
Style Mseh

THE BRIGHT wool wrap
around above, a perennial win
ter-into- spring favorite, is given
a new style slant with its asym-
metrical neckline TO hemline
closing. There's plenty of lap
over for fashion flattery and
walking ease.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01
Postponed

THE MEETING of Extension
Group One, which was set for
Feb. -, has been postponed
until Feb. IA, when potluck
meeting at 1890 o'clock will be
held at Clinton Town hall, fol-
lowed by a lesson on refinishing
and recovering lamps and lamp
shades.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-01

MIR. AND MRS. II U C H
NEALE will be hosts to group
of friends at dinner party on
Saturday evening at their home
on Smith street.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-10-19

the Browning Church this COM
ing Sunday at 10 a. m, Mrs.
Sidney Mcneil has been added
to the teaching staff.
Rev. Stephen H. Smith LETT
Wednesday morning on a speak
ing tour to the fol low i n q
churches: Lewistown, Grass
Range, Roundup. Forsyth. Miles
City, Glendive. Richey. Sidney,
Culbertstn. Scobey. Saco, Glas-
gov, Chinook and Havre. Wolf
Point and Rocky Boy will he two
added stops on Rev. Smiths
route.
Walter Anderson will be the
guest soloist at all of the SER
vices on October %. Many will
remember the singing of this
fine artist during former years
when the park hotels were oper.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-10-19

frc ntier life he could tell. A few
monlh s ago he b .came too i'll to
fi.h, bat still he dreamed of the
pig ONES he could catch.
He is survived BY his widow !;
three sons, jess, Cyrus and Earl
of Browning; one sister, Isabelle
Shoop of Downing. Missouri. and
a number of nephews residing in
that state. A daughter. Laura
Staples, passed away June Is.
1882.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-10-19
Death Claims
Isaac Shoop

Continued from page one)
bies of hunting and trapping:
Even in his 8Os his aim was sure.
A pioneer at heart, and with a
keen memory. many were the
interesting and exciting tales of
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-10-19
Methodist Church

J. 0 no E,snn will have charge
Of all services this coming SUI
day. He will preach 90 Are
We Jonahs?"
Mr.. Eason hai'A from T~xas
and is here with the seismo-
graph crew. He comes to US
with a college BACKGROUND and
two years of training for the
Presbyterian ministry ia Chica-
go.
Services will be held at Brown
ing at Ills a. M; at Glacier
Park at 2 p. m. and at Babb at
4:30 p. m.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-10-19

Twenty-three young people en-
joyed weiner roast last Monday
evening at the Church of the
Little Sweet Pine. We inc g..
cokes and crackers by camp fire,
plus plenty of songs in the MOON
light made for a grand evening.
Next Monday evening a sup
per for the young people will be
held in the basement of t h e
Browning Church. Edna Linea.
weaver, Marie Olson and Cora
Pambrun will be in charge.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-10-19

Sunday School will be held at
Evening star., 1945-11-06
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADVANCE PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, Of
the Just Training School will take any
case case, in advanee' especially baby cases. co.
ADVERTISING, woman editor. 10 yrs. pub
hcations exp, wants connection writing
copy radio spots. publicity. Call OR.
coLoRED COLLEGE GIRL desires work
from approximately to z pm. and half
DREssMAKiNG. q design, remod.. alters-
tons. Eye. gowns specially; reas. MISS
fSq lfsaH xssHsrsNfHD HD .stehve hR ss
perience in administration, personnel and
orgsnization planning; college BACKGROUND
fun responsibility: desire position reauir-
ing initiative, resourcetulness and depend
sSpEykr sS!ty Bs1 sTESoGk.ssIHER sS1E sIaE boo.kn.r
secretary, correspondent, fine penman; best
references; permanent or temporary. Box
FREE-LANCE ARTIST desires work. let
terins. wash drawings, pen ink rendering
production illustration. Box 122-E, Star.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS. colored, want work
after school and on Saturdays. HO. 2s22
LADY, refined, educated, who likes and
little girl or boy over 3 years Of ase. in
nice home; music and French II desired;
Willirs to take on some light household
NURSE, colored. graduate, desires position
as Doctors asst. institution work or infant
NGRsE sp9fl aSsiIable 5eis for cases. day or night
RECEPTIONIST-T -TYPIST desires perma-
nent position. Preferably physician's or
lawyers ONCE. RA. 61ss or Box 330-E.
Star. re
SECRETARY desires position in small one
girl ONCE. Good stenosraeher; capable of
taking charse Of detail work. Box ss0-E,
Star
WOMAN. colored, elevator operator. from
1:30 m. to 4 m. or 10 midnight to
! m, or drive car or light delivery truck.
AT. 2l94, Ts
ARE you SEEKING an intelligent. per-
sonable and cheerful young woman for
your progressive organization possessing
the knowledge and faculty of ''straighten-
ing OUT" organizational. management
analysis and personnel problems; and the
capacity and ability 10 supervise, train and
orientate employees. If so call ia. 9461
evenings or write Box 436-C. Star. g.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
SITUATIONS MEk.
ACCOUNTANT. expert: booFs sfa r

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
fso aISs 10 Years
broad experencs; rates as low as SO g
RSe GE ftsS Rsf aas ys. s.
ppsrience; desires part-time work. Box
ASoouSFANr. Asss15i sist expert: general records.
ss5y4fis ASsns 2aa man 30 r.d.nty
With roa In ereatve
Using tsing' rhif oriEinsl layout work and promo-
aRcHiTEcr5RaL afa sfrEe SIas DESIGNER, over s. 30
sos o az 81 or sa.s
CHEF COOK. eolored. wants Job; good
coLoRED MAN want. ,.nitor quarters;
flrst,ciass house man; references. MI.
ENGINEER-Marine chief engineer, 80 yrs.
old. desires stationary position; wide prac-
tical experience; any reasonable offer con-
MAN. coloPed, wants lob % as chauffeur and
houseman in private home. Box 32s-E,
MAN. 40. veteran, aggressive. seeks con-
nection with wholesale, liquor distributor
retail llaaor store: ' Box Box sss-E. star, ''
desires connection where hotel needs build
ing up to successful business or assistant
ma msnssership q in large hotel. Writ, Box
PAINTER wants work by hour or small
lob. SP 0gS1-W.
REAL ESTATE-Ensineer can take on q
few clients. supervise real estate mainte-
nance, D. c. and vicinity. Box 200-C, Star.
VENDING MACHINE MECHANIC. expert
enced. desires employment servicing and
repairing. Box BATE, Star. g.
YOUNG MAN, %, executive ability, de-
sires position of trust with opportunity
sober, reliable. will furnish references
presently employed as chief Of small dfvi-
sion. Box 324-E, Star. 6s
DO YOU NEED production manager. ad-
vertising executiye7 Army oficer. age 30,
expects release soon, desires connection with
established concern. Box 22S-E, Star. g
Evening star., 1945-11-06
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. 3
TUESDAY. NoYEMRER &.
HONE IMP. COMPANIES Cont.

HOME imp. COMPANIES tcont.
FLOOR sERylCE, notnins put the pest;
qsies sTet ins.aIl4stions; .aIl4st Bruce finishes; FLOOR
FLOOR ExPERTsosandins, rehnishing,
ssani selssanins Ev and waxing. PARKS BROS.
aRSSsfsK1AfE. cosss;TRAcroR. building &c con-
struction. repairing, remodeling. insula-
y t.on SaWsa sGHs1sts gsvins Estimates free,
GENEiRxIL" coNTRAcroR@Remodelin aSSi az ess re.
Estimates. DICKINSON, Hi Hiilsids 'iS 6sss-J.
GENERAL CONTRACTING - Carpentry,
repair work remodeling and building con
sEHstiGa YER Rsndopn ssfRatss Ssss free HENRY Pgs
aEATING--Americsn Radiator Co. boilers
and radiators in stock for immediate In
ESassEsNa @ CO. Ra aoso 81 s4ss
GoHSsmssyiIt Il III ssss fYsnlnss ssoon, .a,r, ,r,
Mates daTEs cos4RAcTnsa Mi Sesms 'Sse &C. 81 81
MUNICIPAL DECORATING CO.. interior.
exterior. genl. repairs; work financed: i'm
PS6assG Psfsss s5ves hrAffANa IA 4eas asd gas fitting
heaters, sinks for grocery and delieatessen
hssF hfFTdi aiEIef SIS
REMODEL. modernize your nome now:
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATISH IA S,HtiS, Go 6so2 Wis s,,W az W 1900,
PATTERSON CAULFIELD CORP. for
Johns-Manvilie roofing, siding. Insulation,
storm windows and heating; convenient
terms. HO 4120. Member -Manvilie
sTDSt HH1s %.Ts w,H Guild terrace. curling
eolored tiagins for porches; walks. etc.
Grading. top soil. DIEN, WI. 6611.
WATERPR0OFING-Al kinds; Easements
waterproofed windows ealked. etc. ROB
ERT E.. PRICE, RE. 393l. TO-
ALTERATION AND REPAIRING OF all
kinds. Carpentering, concrete, painting,
storm sash. doors. siding. insulation For
free estimates and prompt service call MR..
LATHON. DE. 1927 after 6 pm. lO~
LET US ADD CHARM and individuality to
your home. We can modernize your home
from cellar to roof Papering, painting
plasterina.. roofing, hot-water heat. oil
burners. tile for your bathrooms, kitchen
cabinets, cutters and downspouts, electric
wiring. hardwood floors; Terms can be ar
ranged to suit YOUR budget, up TO 8 years
to pay. We employ the finest skilled labor
rsiI. obtsinab@ie @ Call ao DISTRICT IMPROVE IMPROVE
National Bank Bldg Phone MI. 4273.
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PERSONAL.

INDIVIDUAL or COUPLE interested In
to san for Miami and Cuba, etc. Box
coMPASioN. az n, Mon HousEKEEPER for elderly
lady living alone in apartment; state
salary, age and experiences. Box 297-E,
PERSONAL LAUNDRY done at home. Call
ewes. between 8 and z, 110l. gath ST. NV.
SPANISH is . state OF mind II you are
interested in 1t from that point of view
in coming to know those who speak it as
you learn the LANGUAGE itself--then you
will be interested in our Spanish Seminar.
Limited, selective groups forming now to
commence studies December l.. Tel. Glebe
EMPLOYED MOTHER and year-old baby
urgently need apt. or room in quiet home
with care for child avatlsble. BOX SEE
MsooilMY AND DADDY: There's . treat in
store for you when Baby Weems" comes to
your door. Details DUKE ENTERPRISES
Bog 3gIS Columbia HeiEhts Sta, b c. g.
PICTURES TAKEN for All OCCASIONS any
time. day or night. Call us for prices and
other details ELKAY PHOTOaRAPHERS,
AKrebs. CO. 1922. 1Os
HfTE NURSERY and kindergarten school.
q boarding. school for the through years
old&: ofiers piano instruction for the older
chiidren. group sfnging. arts. crafts. dra-
matica; 4 year-around progran; reRistered
aasfD asfDENf NffniH16SS}sa HSSss 7f Eofhr. ,or nul.sr,
school. must be experienced I'd care Of
yourk ehiidren; god saiayy. pst. room and
Evening star., 1945-11-06
SITUATIONS poMEsTlc.

CLEANERS, expert. by the day; two colored
girls. Phone DE. 49S3.
CoLoRED GIRL desires DAYS work, SIS
GIRLS t2), neat. colored want ghw and
cook live in. Call MI 1880.
GIRL, colored, experienced lauudress and
cleaner, wants days work DE. 350a.
GIRL wants full-time g.h.w. Call NO.
1851.
GIRL wants Job as dishwasher or kitch-
en- helper. DU. 0504
GIRL wants PARTING morning work; no
GIRL, coiored. wants days work. Call
from 80: evenings, ME. 1892.
GIRL, colored. neat reliable, Al refer
ence, wants daywork. Call Wed. $50,
oliver S013
LAUNDRESS, only by day, also home: z
girls, l as pantry girl: exp. MI. S221.
WOMAN, reliable, colored, wishes part
time work: good references. HO. 1885
WOMAN, colored. wants Job cleaning Tues
days, and Thursdays from 81. Hillside
02lS-W.
WOMEN. 2. colored. want dsywork, Csc An
WOMAN. colored. desires Washing and
WOMAN. colored. wants days work,
HNORE JACKSON, 1926 10th ST. NV.
Hobart 51fSo
Evening star., 1945-11-06
PERSONAL Gent,

sss hs' a:as s.Es E:';ans naa.. 'Hs;
FEEL fRE!TkRf f1si siser nrst treatment Or e no
fee relief fron pains and asns: aps 70
ments. Also relief from schins swollen
ass mobERN Il 'hofss DRsssszxsNa' sz sss' STUDIO
N.Y. .aniDDsd asassd fof eJmen prompt ssrves q @ aresss
.Ys SSsss ss 91a:r prices. :s no
llIo txsc,,,y. Z st s6s n;v. Room 20. Telephone
tl:hhosE sHhESPaEaD $3.50. ask for Mis-.
Wright, II YOU are In need Of . loar up to
ss9o s.sS On Y yopr n,sS s1snsture ,r.u Nv.
fqP sfas' oovaI5s. D,fl Il. SaAfiR1Es CO ssso
ias Custom e your worf sssps sdss I de%ziFy %
FSTSs S,s.5{ o1. ssr u your s
childss own Environment For % appointment ntt
Aksso4S a s4 t39 c3GSsfSk9EsiSffn SsaSk iSfnsnsA ssndsAooL mod
from e. s ,.srs old fsn''i s4Sff Sf ssSa dsorsia
Nj. NAkSN, AktSost' hairdresser, formerly of
Hotel Washington Beauty Salon, may be
ssnffetsf r afvs e. kooM 81 s, asD BOARD to young
lady or widow for about 2 hours light
housework and prepare meals daily. No
objection to small child Box 335-E.
HARMONY QUARTET wanted men over
40 who know their stun without music.
Hui HUMAN MARM CLOCK, reliable. WAKE
UP SERVICE. For information call AT.
sLIPCoyERs professionally tailored, work
manship guaranteed; upholstered furniture
beautifully shampooed In your home. DI.
YOUR BABY can be photographed by an
experienced baby photographer. viii come
to your home. no fee: For prices phone
81; b22l EVENING" and SUNDAYS;
Any, fur matched: remodeling. trimming,
blocking. MISS HEDDY, Vogue Millinery,
1923 14th st. NV. co. 7797. Open ewes.
TO-
WANTED TO RENT. use of unlimited
phone 6-S hours daily; prefer near 14th
st. cariine. between Park I'd. and down
town. Box SAL, Star.
GRADUATE NURSE. mother: will care
for baby IN quiet, suburban home. Sligo
WANTED, by practical nurse. Dec 1. 2
eonvalescent or arrested cases; warm,
modern home: frst-class care: 81 per
day. MRS. RHODA M. RILEY, Falls
ton, Md
Evening star., 1945-11-06
SITUATIONS MEN and woMEN,

GIRLS t2). colored. would like to work
after school from $40 to $50. Call
after o'clock, DI. 0466. Any kind of
work. Sc
GIRL, colored. wants light work ONCE
cleaning at night, from 8 until 10 pm
Call Franklin 21O5
HOUSEkEEPER nurse exp wishes to
care for elderly man or woman living
alone. Call 8 to IL noon. DE 1857
NURSE, practical, day or night duty; refer
ences. Call Adams 9516.
NURSE, trained, practical institutional
experienced. desires case. TR l190. z"
NURSE-GOVERNESS, experienced desires
position: excellent refs. Chestnut 1897. .
TYPlNG done at home by experienced
typist. reasonable rates ia. 405s. Sc