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Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02
Traffic Crashes
End Two Lives:
II Are Injured

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Nick Augustus Simponis, %, of San
Diego Jones said the motor went
cut of control after making the
highway curve and Swerved across
the center line on the highway into
the front of the car
A wedding in Yums was post
poned because a car carrying the
wedding party and two marine
hitchhikers went out of control a
quarter Of a mile west of DiXieland
at 9 am. Sunday after a tire blew
out. The car skidded sideways, and
overturned several times. highway
patrol records showed.
ALL INJURED
Burton Eugene Forbes, 18. Redon-
DO Beach, United States maritime
service, the prospective bridegroom,
was driving the car. Dorothy Klep-
per, 81. Terrence, the prospective
bride: her sister. Margaret Klep-
per, Is. and the hitchhikers. Cor
poral Ivan Carlson and William D.
Evans, both of the Ell Centro mar
inc air station, and the driver, all
suffered injuries.
Three persons suffered injuries
west of Coyote Wells on highway
80 at Gas pm. Sunday. A sedan
driven BY Master Technical Serg-
cant Roger F. Ryder, Al, marine of
the Ii Centre marine air station.
went out of control when a tire blew
out, Sergeant Ryder said after the
accident. The sedan crashed through
a guard rail on the highway bridge
west of Dixieland and dropped ap-
proximately 80 feet to the river
bottom. missing the stream which
winds through part of the big cut.
The injured included Phyllis Rug
giles, 81, TIA Holt, El Centre; John
Z. Ruggles, marine; and the driver.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02
Hitler Peace
Offer Would
Exclude Soviet
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prepared to allow Austria a plebiS-
cite on whethtr she desires to con-
tinue as part of the Reich.
The so called underground Nazi
movement in the west was the sub
ject Of innumerable Nazi broadcasts.
These said that German men.
women, and boys and girls were
banding together in an underground
movement, calling themselves were
wolves. WereNolVes, in German folk
lore, were wolves inhabited by hu-
man spirits who made forays at
night.
All local party leaders were or
dered to stay at their posts and
anyone who left his post was called
"a low Scoundrel."
The werewolf" movement was
said to have instructions to attack
any Allied soldiers and any Ger
man who collaborated with them.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02
FAWCETT WILL ATTEND
AVIATION MEETING

Herb Fawcett, chairman of the
ii Centro aviation committee, will
represent Ell Centro at a league of
California Municipalities aviation
meeting in Sacramento April g.
He was appointed chairman of the
aviation committee by the Ell Cen
tro city council and was delegated
to attend the Sacramento meeting
as the city's official representative.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02
Brawley Entry
Wins Roundup
Queen Honors

Continued From Page II
was eliminated and after a final
parade Of the remaining two young
women the decision was announced.
The runners-up accepted the de-
cision with true western sportsman
ship and quickly congratulated the
chosen queen.
Heard in the throug were ex-
carnations of Il told you so" and
others of Il surely don't envy those
poor Judges
AS the quqeen and the runners-up
rode off the field they were roundly
cheered. A beautiful corsage was
given to the queen
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02
Official Denies
Postponement
OF Peace Meeting

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2. CUP
John E. Peurefoy, U. S. state
department official, Monday denied
rumors that the San Francisco
United Nations conference might
be postponed.
"Rumors that the meeting will be
postponed are untrue" Peurefoy
said. THE conference will proceed
as scheduled"
Peurefoy, a special assistant to
the director Of the Office of Public
Affairs. is handling arrangements
for the conference in behalf of the
state department.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02
BLAZE DAMAGES ALAMEDA
NAVY AIR STATION

ALAMEDA, Cal, April ?. CUP) -
Two firemen We're overcome by
smoke Monday when a 100000 fire
severely damaged two piers at the
Alameda naval air stations.
Eleven fire boats and station ap-
paratus brought the fire under con-
troll within a half hour
Three barges and supply craft
were removed from one of the two
piers damaged cefore the fire
spread to them. No other vessels
were in the vicinity.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02
FACT DRUNK COUNTS

Charged with being drunk, Ken
meth NJ. Heaton, of FL Centro, was
arrested Saturday night in the 900
block on Broadway Arrested on
similar charges were John Baker,
who was picked up on Main street,
and lola Smith. arrested on the
Same street.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02
ROAD FUNDS

The city of El Centre had $29,O56
in unallotted highway funds in the
state treasury and reported balances
in the city treasury available for
general city purposes which had
reached $1O3,813 by Jure 30, l943
the California Taxpayers association
said Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02

Easter has fallen on April l in
1904. 1866. 1877, 1888, 1923, 1884. 1945,
and will be on that date again in
1856 The holiday may come at any
time between March % and April
25, depending upon which date is
the first Sunday after the Paschal
full neon.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02

Banning of books and plays in
Boston apparently began back in
1892. At that time the authorities
cracked down on Richard B. Sher-
idan's classic comedy School for
Scandal" aresting the entire COM
pany after the plays first perform
ance
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02
Utah Sect Loses
High Court Plea

WASHINGTON. April 2. up
The supreme court Monday dismiss
ed Joint appeal Of IS members of
the Mormon fundamentals sect
who were convicted in Utah for in
dulging in plural marriage, and
sentenced to five-year prison terms.
The appeal was dismissed for lack
of a federal question. the court thus
holding that no constitutional ques-
tiCn was involved.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02
SENATOR RESTS WELL

SAN DIEGO, ApriI 2. lUP)
Senator James G.. Scrugham, (D.,)
Nevada, Saturday was resting COM
fortably" at the naval hospital here
where he is undergoing treatment
for kidney ailment. Hospital med
ical officials said his condition was
not serious.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02
ALL-YEAR CLUB SEEKS
$500, 600 TOURIST FUND

LOS ANGELES, April 2. CUP) -,
The all-year club of Southern Cali
fornia Monday asked the county
board of supervisors for $500,O00 to
aid in restoring Southern Califor-
MAS lucrative pre-war tourist in
duStrY
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02
CERTIFIES AFL GROUP

WASHINGTON, April 2. (UPJ
The National Labor Relations
Board Saturday certified the In
ternational Association of Machin-
lists tAFL) as bargaining agent for
employees of Del Mar Turf Club
Aircraft Division, at Del Mar Cali
fornia.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02
FLOATING CLUB FOR LEYTE

BATH. Me, April 2. up
American merchant seamen at
Leyte soon will be enjoying a rec
Teation cub that floats The U.S.S.
Klang vas sent from here to pro-
vide recrI ational facilities until a
shore establishment can be built.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02
RAMBLING REPORTER
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Continued From Page II
strated Sunday night that he could
Mt read signs. At least some signs,
his friends allege. He may need
reading lessons.
Still and all, maybe he just does
Mt believe in signs.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02

Tie Chicago river cnce flowed
into Lake Michigan, but now it
flows out OF Lake Michigan. The
river reversed itself after a channel
was cut connecting the Chicago and
Illinois rivers.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02
Shame On Them

shame On Them
In the official sports story of the
matches Sunday between the I'M
perial Valley Tennis club and the
San Diego Tennis club there is a
notation that Ephriam Ford played
an individual named B. TruelsOn
and Tom Finney played one named
NJ. Kifer.
Well. ladies and gentlemen, Ford
played one Beatrice Truelson and
Finney played one Muriel Kifer.
The two men, might we point out,
had to play like all possessed to
beat their feminine opponents.
YAH Yahl Yah
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02
ROADS JAMAIED

Front dispatches said miles long
columns of German transport were
tanning the roads leading eastward
from Holland. Trucks. tanks ard
staff cars were reported moving
bumper to bumper in a wild race to
escape, with sWarmS Of Allied war
planes bombing and strafing their
line of flight.
Far to the south east, the Ameri-
can Third A. my battled into the
streets of -Kassel. pivot of the splin-
tered German defenses in the cen
ter Of the Reich Cnly l65 miles
southwest of Berlin.
Front correspondents predicted
the entire Ruiz would be cleared
within very few days. That tri-
umph, more than any other Allied
victory in the east or west, signalled
the end of Germany's bid for world
conquest.
Stripped CT the great arsenals of
the Ruhr, the Nazi regime that Hit
Ter boasted would endure for a thou
sand years had little hope of living
for another thousand hours.
Even the cleanup of the Ruhr
however, failed TO slow the Berlin
bound sweep CT the Allied tank
armies cras hing into central Ger
many on a front of more than $50
miles
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02

FOR MANY YEARS aspirin has been
accepted by both the medical profession
and the public as a safe, sure way TO
relieve pain.
But many people who had complete
confidence in aspirin did NOT find II gave
as gHick relief from binding, maddening
pain as they hoped for. Hence in desPer-
alton they sometimes turned 10 other
remedies less well proved.
To meet this sitvafion a group of
medical research men set out TO see what
could be done TO speed up the analgesic
or "pain-killing" action of aspirin-to
make il bring their patients quicker re-
lief, without heart or stomach upset
Out of these researches came a really
new kind of snalgesic tablet, combina-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02
Allies InperiI
Holland Nazis
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Continued From Page II
enemy force ranged all the way
from 10000 to 100000 troops, ccm-
prising the last major fighting force
left to the Nazis in northwestern
Germany.
on the heels of that Iar-reacking
victory, probably the greatest Won
by the Allied armies of the west
since D-Day, the Germans were re-
ported in headlong flight frcm
northern Holland, site of the V
bomb bases from which the Nazis
had been bombarding England since
last June.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-02

ton of aspirin and calcium glutamate. In
this new tablet, aspirin does its old, safe
job Of relieving pain. But through its
combination with calcium glutamate, ex-
tensiye tests by physicians showed it gave
most people both qHieker relief and greater
fehef from pain.
After this extensive testing and use
by members of the medical profession as
a prescription remedy, this new analgesic
tablet has now been released for non
prescription sale by every druggist. Ii is
called Superin (from super-aspirin). You
can get It's blessed, quick relief from pain
by asking your druggist for bottle today
80 tablets for 800. Ask for Superin-
SAber-in. Prepared by Carter PRODUCES.
Inc, New York.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
Detroit Makes Plans
For Public Library

Iafi ias Srrnr renowned N
rlame wil sptals ON plnnNmg
tor be ihuso,pn'ui ui uenalf
~ it mmn li.wrr Wpule ard
and Nfn Tnt-iar Aprii - NJ
pH Vito G setnU NHl
.,fte az t.mip1a for i
fr nr f0Ilp0ua
1l int nrf of tNn N4fH
ia.elne mtine w .le
1he ptofes riaano i1UNs
af Deffof n me Drlroi' l.'
o. fnme rhird Di.or JON
ries THE nrxl meeting uii M
900 Nav with tliei slmnrn
vorld-iamous architeci and cry
planuer as principal speaker l1e-
senicd hp fhr D'ir0it puhut o.
hrm with ne 90 spon hio
uf itc ciiDon liorsmr l
rtnnf Connect ot Denmt
ihcse formn ou shr n.cas ~
om ciiy are open iu 'ho nlDl,
without admission chalre.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
CHRISTIAN


'r1obrion sitter nrat VIII be
fllc aae 90 the % GUESS mn9
in $50 christian nce eNulth,s
thradehoW thr worid on su0'at
ApHl se
rhs eoii.n 'cN ,pnlm
THE lord Will ptHe ihH
which como fnDfa me iiy nnty
o Iord cndurtih fn 'fm
inoa iAc Aaie aii9N
nas5 ee iplo efbs if
fhat followHlf Wit leca
AMI i~rry fndr'h life ilsh'0oa
nes and hoaor
Coreiaiifo rlrsser ia o. l
from ihe Christian sriarro f.zf
hook soen.e and Hcmfh fa
Key 90 the scripture hv Mry
Baker Eddy insmde rho following
fo 300 Whom uniefswniing
ehorres fte siendnoirft ~ iire it.
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er i'rm .i VIZ Shall i'
f.eily f.fe tlr onral 90 Snff
o,er s,nse and or .h.u pe rn
chfeiRmff of Truth in ls divine
riincple."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28

not want 90 make. her hone ai
place ol This Mud. do mol en-
,onraer it. II ,on did 80. she
wonld De- miserable. What She
needs most rlahi nov i thc
,ompanion>hip 81 women around
irr oNn age. Ii she had their
as>uc.alion. She would be- mere
rica>aut 10 live with.
H. T.. * 4 ftll mN hos irtnd
ip GOING with marYa we.
man and BE- Tolls me- be i, NOT
H., dop ,,ano ie see nae rs o.'-
an Ks DE- aN } rc4liy Iolr
him Ae lo,e / hs nr hm IS
r.ppy lote i lorr hsf re,e
dia Nor I SEA pu,llrd in uy
lose hfe ana wan, yuur heip ie
chnn b. ioAes nlc w,ll emaeh
for marriage.
Aus; Ii i man, loved You Ncll
enough ior marriage ,ou may
rc~t assured that he wouldn't
qnii making hi> REGULAR ,ishs
10 see ION vilhunl good rem
son. Arena ,nn putting Too
much cmph ~ on th> "mppy
Ic,c!~ Neither of you are old
enough Tor marriage.
j. H. My husband Is awiAliy
.N,l ~ nh uiail on fauf.aat
anpfuo0ns W4,n H. ounces home.
You sec. Il. knows MS mast has
band * Using hcrc nou ana
am os on Thur d.v afsraoons
or coni.e ,ou knoe more i.
hrms paflor to 90 io ami mlI.
io rl. md shorpne in do "a n
como homo Et. thn amor.
nooa or even er, honio abooi
en-, time h. doc. Ae re,s AMIR,
and tails me ef,fy Since saws
m, n husband have D. IA
running 10 certain plaee M.
,ays snepy ion 3 on 4 DAYS asa
VHi noi 80 nr ,o.i4n. ,,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
THE AeBE' WALLACE SERVICE
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Sn.: n has been prnrn that
IL /, nmch mor' ,e>irihic ior the
IAN to he ihc nur>ucy. - hs
wants To- ,re !uu. iu',ir i'm
doMn rcrafdl OF how laini
riemds ,,n mighl -ha'e there -
home. 4 visit tror him viii
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
1000 Miles To Kill
His Mother-In-Law

SELMA. Ala lANpl-- Harry
Rridses Of cleveland blanus Us
mothcr-in law. Mrs Lethi1 Mont
eomtry il is said FOR he tehr
le leading 20 his wife's s0Fa'%
ton from him. rcporicdlf f'~
am The way hack TO ihc Np'H
community near here ami .'H''
Mrs Monieomcr,
u IS said that hc mae' ~
kn thlrt in ONO ani ~
nearly lOoo miles 10 piie
good Finding the mo'icr-ih''''
Bridges repeatedly fired VINO"
mumbline word.
Bridges Is being hold after !"
ing himself up, Il is icpcf''N
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
Youth And Franklin D. Roosevelt

va al recall nc Na
youth a lnilisiiaunn as a
OF ne fou'n program
ouih Of se Tinted Sat,
program served to give iha
an opportunity for c,iu
There arr literally hnndf
thousands Of orr youne o
who conld not have finishe M
school college business ais ne
icsSioual schools had IL no
for NE National Youth iMa
sNalon These youne mo,
Women are now ser,lnt 3
nation in a most siial .
Lcelusc Me had a. rr
Franklin Dclguo Roose's A
lad ile ioresigh 20 preplt ~
youths for America
as AN educator alo
all oinrr educators IN
fcrl Greatly indebted go ~ e
president Franklin Dclanp
volt for his attention 90 q
derslanding Of The prOlol'
american vouih Il is VS.
found belief that american ~
has moro than justified wh q.
rrca' prcsidcnt did for q n'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
OUT OF GODS HEART
y, VIM. Dclamis

81, lord talk with yon each nighi.
feoi thar you are near
AMI over, night yon holy light
WiD tnd me kncclinF here.
Who knows how soon thai Eight will fade
Dafkncss obscured from sighi7
Who knows must when q prayer presades
The ai~dom ~ God miehi'
God know when we merit Ills love.
The hafashps that VIC bear;
lie knows when we ave worthy q
The blesslnes $50 an share
Vie knows perhaps ths IS Gods plan
10 grant each hS 'sia'c'
God knows before baprsua and
VIVA IS % be his state
Ws. ihl- nor s. nly President
The pore would he in ruin
Col Knows tmi yoa were hcascn-seri.
AMI lac good thal you we're doing
on courage must not fapcf now,
The ba'ile IS no. won
SNss 20 ON guns hirds on us rlow
lnih ibc ioh Is done
on 81 uan heaf come as and pain.
love hate and cnm1N
0e ~ God heart come sun and rain.
Faith hope and charlty.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28
N TRIBUTE

ITO our hate President. Franklln nelano Roose,elt)
T., Aud, Eaxai for AMP
gallant leader strong and true
Has left ihe world IN tears
We mourn The man who led as through
our countrys darkest years.
when all seemed los, he gave us strength
WIN wisdom brave and clear
"Thercs nothing TO fear but fear, my friends,
Nothing 10 f,ar but fear"
man OF God, friend Of man
Who served the common good
Ills Was universal plan
For worldwide brotherhood
shall ms four freedoms now remain
,an unlricd idea
"rhcrcs nothing 20 fear hnt fear my friends.
Nobing to fear bot fear
on Roosevelt though sou are gone
~ yonr work nobiy done.
We pledge ourselves 20 carry on
'T every goal IS non
W,ll farc the future unafraid'
Your ,oicc wc'll efcr hear
'rhcres nothing 10 fear bui fear my friends
Noihine to fear hut fear"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-28

ms tNIT WON PRESIDENTIAL CITATION Corporal Namos
TORY " street New York. % Battery OF
the ,as Artillery Battalion pictured Snfk
Hospital Charleston, south Carolina MS ics was blown OF
by German his DISTINGUISHED itself whde attached
10 .l i0 Ds~on Asognc last pecemter For SIS
cxpas awarded h coveted Nni. Citation lc
name ~ he President a. farir uloo fi,r .e
Evening star., 1945-10-03
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, reg weekly-monthly serv-
expert. Adams 0722. IA
suburbs; Boz 1907, Star; :, 80
81 years old, conyersan: with Washing ton
contacts, T diversified Experience G in export
ana import tielos, possesces organization
and administrative qualifications; can
adapt to any position recurring initiativ
VIII Ira7e 4e5 ans PESmP Be sSss
write Box c06-x, Star. 3.
FOOD INSPECTOR, ex-ser7iceman, Cornel
food inspector, able. ambitioas, ,IIookins
FORMER I5 i5I''t GOVERNMENT OF OFFICIAL with
considerable office detail, admInistr alton
correspondence. public relations and legiS-
ouen. Box 342-X, Star
MANAGER, hotel or apartment house, eX-
perienced in both, desires connection, best
MECHANICAL ENGINEER. machine design
years experience. Also technical writ
ing Available evenings ana weekG7y Us
PnAFMACiST. for 90 yrs; Baltimore man.
age Al: wishes change. excellent recon-
mendatIons, manager IS yrsD with large
drug chain, indeperdent prescription eX-
perience. State particulars, Box 45l *,
RADIO TECHNICIAN, veteran. 3. years ir
AACS as radio opera tor mechanic, desiret
position where knowiedge of modern radio
sery.clEg and repairing can be acquired
pairman TR O4 No
WRITER - ADVERTISING COPY, public
relations: ideas for advertising layouts ano
lationS releases. Presently enge eed provio-
ing this service for agencies. Desire add
accounts, part time, fee basis. 81. 3o69. s.
Evening star., 1945-10-03
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
sooKKEEPER-sTENoGRAP

B0OkkEEPER-SIENO double
nent position national trade association
CoLoRED GIRL wants hand LAUNDRY, lace
coLoREp 00sf hfs e desifes s'g making
slip covers, alterations; call in morning.
coMPANIoN to semi-invand or elderly
experience will consider light househola
6g5ss f, SeTsGE Ph0ne sSo }4s
terations Reasonable. IS I MSS BERT, 1880
JninG ITying St; m nv; apt: 4, AD; 223s.
for PTsde
executive SECRETARY. legislative. ra-
Of bar; excellent secretary To- Congress
man or executive: Box ASK, Star. A.
NURSE 81 f9P ags1 or 9hE9Rf 4a4 adult case
NURSE, available for cases. NO 4SS3
II no answer evenings, phone early morn
SECRETARY. expert stenographer desires
position; available Immediately: $50. OR
SECRETARY, expert stenographeE: desires
SERvICEMAN's WIFE has 4 hours a day
a. a. home @ for telephone soliciting or tipping
STENOGRAPHER. experienced. desires po-
Sition in small office; weekly salary $50.
SIENoGRAPHER wants position Call
sTENoGRApH1c SERVICE typing, 1sgal,
medical, Spanish. etc MISS TOWNE,
1014 Eye st, NV. RE. 1916 res, FIR. 9479
YOUNG COL. GIRL wishes work in eve,
to ), Tues. and Thurs, or Sat and Sun.
all day as waitress, fountain help, etc:
has clerical exp. also. Box cry, Star. -
YOUNG WOMAN, available soon, expert
enced dress department manager and
buyer; 5 years department manager
and own shop. executive and sales ability,
Evening star., 1945-10-03
HELP DOMESTIC Cont

MAID to do. laundry. cooking and g.h.w:;
sT.nsesi $$s week sH. bso5. ''@A f'
no nights. no Sundays: good salary. 274i
Msffss Msln ovpr 81 B. 10 work in New York City;
live In; $50 week; no @ cooking. RA. 5iI5.
MAID, g.h;w.; adults: Monday through
Saturday Until 4nt 145; good plain COOK;
ences do not apply. GE. o6s2.
throueh PAS PAS dinner ~ weeR ngSn
666l; Chevy Chase. D. C.
heavy cleaning: Z Children; s references, ep
MAID. gh.x, plain cook care of 2 chill
MAID for gh.w, must be good laundress
SIS to $50 week. 1925 Myrtle st. NV,
MAID, s25 a wk. must be exper. and
beis0Ie bstS wi NJ "; live in upstairs room and
Sdsn MAID. Wa Take 1oa care OF a-year-od girl and
a6 i9Sk 5S5o t95 a6t s6Hts to Dm' no Sundays
81 week s9d meas nous 1888 ersrd % s.
MAID. Upstairs: mending. hsSIg wait on
tween IL and 2, 8 and 8 pm. Best wages.
MAJ MAID, coloTed. plain cooking and E,h.W,'
live IN. WI. A252.
dinner: Thursdays and Sundays off: SIS
per Pc week Cap EN-. 5559 after pm.
Northeast; SIS wk, ia2B W ". Va. ave. ne. ne
MOTHERS HELLER, after school, hours
light work; good pay. 4015 sth st. NV.
i've in: rsterence; ,$156 Or 4724
sEAMsTREss. willing, 70 take charge Of
WAGES. Call DE. l649 between - and .,
s sUPERSIsiNG HousEKEEPER, white, for
tured woman: live in. RE. 6@47
UPSTAIRS MAID in family. of two. Must
some reephone M 1HF oa EhSh extra pay
salary, Bethesda area, good bus service.
v WOMAN wanted to help With s.h;w,, car care
Glarendon section. GL. 1878.
home, near Mass. ave. buses: private room
and bath upstairs; preferably live in; S25
WOMAN UNA cnn matSfe Mo. lse2 or couple to live in
care for boys, 4 and .. while mother
works; room With bath; bungalow house
NFkS' WOMAN. seneiaf si IN housdVork. part time,
snoeo sse raet to pen no xE SuPgEy GE os4 s4peT
Weef GOOD saary G1af i0f caH 21py no a4S5
WOMAN, colored, reliable. to wait on in
valid mother and help with housework'
SIS per mo; Call after pm, AD 2267.
WOMAN, white, jreliable and refined. for
general housework; family of 3. to live in.
beautiful home. permanent position, 500
mo. Call RA. $3.50.
WOMAN OR GIRL to care for small child
and do light housework 5 days wk.; S2l
wk Call CHI. 4245.
WHITE OR COLORED. care of children
ard cooking, neat and reliable: good ref
erences and health certificate; excellent
wages. 6s0l 9Th st. NV.
SOME ONE, white, to help with . young
children; own rm.; hi~h salary, perma-
neat position, OR. $3.50.
Catholic. for housekeep-
er in nearby Maryland for widower with
two children, ages 4 and .; give references.
Box 454-X Star. A.