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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-04

Norman Hege, Jr., of the u: S.
Navy. is now on a few days
leave with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Hege, of West JET
ferson. -
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-04

1t. Joe Worth, AAc,, is now
home visiting his mother, Mrs.
Ina Worth, of Jefferson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-04

Pvt. Clifford C. Rutherford, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Ruther-
ford, of Crumpler, has entered
the basic training center at KEGS
Ter Field, a unit of the Army Air
Forces Training Command, for
several weeks of recruit drill
After a period of orientation and
physical training, he will be given
instruction in the use of gas mask
and bayonet, course in camou-
flage, and target practices on the
rifle range. Then he will be as
signed to duty or sent on to a
training school for more technical
training.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-04

T-5 Mary 10 Bledsoe has return
ed to Finney General Hospital,
brownsville, Ga, after spending
several days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horton Bledsoe at
Todd. It's Bledsoe has been in
the service since February of this
year.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-04

Gale Lemly, Ph.M. &c, has re-
turned to his station at Norfolk,
Va, after spending a few days
leave with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lemly, Of West Jefferson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-10-04

Marvin HI. Holman, SIC, son OF
the Rev. and Mrs. Willard Holman
of West Jefferson, has returned to
his station at Norfork, Va, after
spending a 7-day leave with his
parents. Seaman Holman entered
service in February 1945.
Pfc. Lee T. Jones, son of Mrs.
Clara Morell, of Bluefield, Va,
and husband of Mrs. Lee Jones, OF
Smethport, has recently returned
to the United States, after having
served nine months as rifleman
in the European thc~ter of opera
tons. He wears the ETC ribbon
18th one campaign star and the
purple heart. He is now at the
redistribution station, Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Ca, awaiting reasslgn-
ment.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-21

Buy Victory Loan Bonds.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-21
THE NOME NUGGET
Admiral Leahy Testifies Before Committee

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l-(P)- Admiral Leahy told a Congress sional Pearl Harbor investigator that he had no recollection that President Roosevelt ever said it was doubtful if United States would fight the Japs if they at tackled the Philippines. Disclosing that Admiral Leahy made the statement to him Rep. Murphy, Pennsylvania Democrat, told a re- porter he plans to reeXamine Ad- miral Richardson, former com mander in chief of the fleet about the White House luncheon con- versation with the late president on October 8, 1940.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-21
GLENN BRIGGS SHIPS FIRST HOME GROWN PORK TO NOME

A. Polet closed a deal recently with Glen Briggs, of Anchorage, to supply Nome with fresh pork this winter.
 The first shipment of Alaska grown pork arrived in Nome yes terday from Anchorage with the Alaska Airlines. MT. Glen Briggs who was stationed for several years in Teller with the Reindeer Service, and later in Nome, left the service two years ago to start new venture which he felt would answer a need in the Terri tory. He now has a large ranch near Anchorage and has success fully raised some very fine hogs, which he is marketing all over the Territory. Along with ranch ing, he is producing pork sausage and other prepared pork items for the Alaskan market.
 MT. Polet states that with the new air freight rates from An chorage this meat will be sold at very little advance over pork prices on Seattle markets.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-21
To Use Atomic
 Bombs For Peace

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21-(P)- Left over atomic bombs can con- vert from war to peace. Some of Americas atomic energy factories still turning out today may be used to drive vast new power plants in the future.
 That is the opinion of President Truman, who qualities the conver- sion possibilities however, by say ing that first the world must ar rive at stage of international se- surity to assure it against destruc- tion. The immediate problem is one of confidence among nations, President Truman told a news conference yesterday, and that takes time, he added.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-21
HAYES CHANGES PLEA TO GUILTY

This morning in the court of Judge Joseph Kehoe, in the mat ter of the United States vs. James Hayes of Fairbanks, Alaska, on charges of assault and battery on complaint filed by Larry Calvin, local businessman, the trial was begun.
 Following the drawing and questioning of the jury, the court recessed for about 30 minutes, during which time the attorney for the defense, Bailey Bell, Fair banks attorney, agreed to settle the case without the jury.
 Attorney Bell, advised his eli ent to change his plea to guilty, on the presumption that the court would be lenient in the matter.
 When court reopened Hayes changed his plea to guilty, where upon the court pronounced a sen tence of 30 days in jail, suspended upon good behavior.
 Court adjourned until Friday morning at 10:00 am.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-21
CHARLES HILTON ESCH RECEIVES NAVY DISCHARGE

Word has been received from the Bremerton Separation Center of the U. s. Navy, that Charles Hilton Esch, Machinist Mate 1st Class, of Nome, has been released from the Navy after service in the South Pacific.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-21
CLASSIFIED ADS

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-21
MIR. AND MRS. H. J. BERNIER LEAVE FOR FAIRBANKS

MT. and Mrs. H. J. Bernier left for Fairbanks, where MT. Bernier will have a medical check-up. During his absence MT. l.. J. Me Elheney will be in charge of the N. C. store.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-21

There are no red-haired races, according to Encyclopaedia Brit annica. Red hair is almost as com mon among those races with frizzy hair as among those with wavy hair.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-21

Class 1 railroads in the U. s. installed 773 locomotives in serv- ice in 1943, the largest number in any year since 1930
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-21
MISS EVELYN TWEET NOME VISITOR

Miss Evelyn Tweet, of Teller, spent a few days in Nome this week doing her Christmas shop ping and having dental work done.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-21
NOTICE

Pioneers of Alaska. Igloo No. l. will meet Wednesday. November 2l. ali the WhaleY House.
 ROBERT BALDWIN. SecY.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-21
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER .21, 1945
Still Capture Japs On Okinawa

MANILA, Nov. 2l-(P)-Recal- citrant Japanese are still being dis covered on Okinawa three months after Japanese equalization. Ser geant Kenzo Miyashiro, Japanese American, brought in forty Nip ponese on Armistice Day.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-21

Taxi driver-It's not the work I enjoy.
 Rider-No?
 Taxi Driver-It's the people run into.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-21
LET US BE THANKFUL"

IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUEST OF OUR PRESIDENT AND OUR GOVERNOR LET US SHOW OUR SINCERE APPRECIA- TION FOR THE MANIFOLD BLESSINGS AND THE SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSION OF THE WAR, LET US GO TO CHURCH AND PRAY TO THE ALMIGHTY GOD, AND OFFER OUR THANKS.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-21

SIN C E R-Ian Cosman, Man
 haitian policeman who studied music at Louisiana State Uni- versity, made his Operatic debut with the New York City Opera Co. in "Cavalleria Rusticana."
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-21
THANKSGIVING DINNER
 SUGGESTIONS

TURKEYS-Oven Ready, Toms or Hens ROASTING CHICKENS Grade SQUASH-Hubbard, Danish and Marblehead SWEET POTATOES or YAMS FRESH CRANBERRIES ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT and PEARS OLIVES-Pimento Stuffed, Ripe and Green SWEET PICKLED MELONS,
 Green and Yellow PEPPERS-Large, Medium Hot MUSHROOMS-Frie in Butter and Sauted FRUIT CAKE PLUM PUDDING MINCE MEAT
 FROZEN FRUITS and VEGETABLES
 Large Assortment DATES, FIGS, CHERRIES In Rum and Brandies ANCHOVIES-ROlled and Fillet OST-VAFLA and SWEDISH WATERS CHEESE-All Varieties BEVERAGES and FRUIT JUICES NUTS IN SHELL
 NUTS-Shelled and Salted A.POI,EI GENERAL MERCHANDISE MAIN 1O3 BOX 39 B90669AD18nnnnD1mm
Evening star., 1945-01-24
SITUATIONS MEN.

hookkEEPER BOO StIsrI.a CASHIER age as
position past 10 years. BOX 2s5-z' Star.
BOoKKEEPER-ACCoU capable of
pairing financial statements desires part
time :, evening work. Taylor 5456 after
BOOKKEEPING RECORDS serviced. finan-
cial statements, tax, audits, by senior ac-
eountant with wide commercial experience.
"; E; HUDSON, Ii. 5S77. 23'
CHEMIST desires employment in Washing
ton, prefer research or laboratory work;
inorganic. analytical and physical train
ing; "A draft; available immediately, BOX
DRAFTING, maps. architectural and cler-
ieal ;Ibo eysning 1snn work desired from e. H.
DRUG CLERK desires position. over s5
EXECUTfvEt. buyer, capable administra-
ment and speciality stores, veteran. seeks
responsible position as executive, buyer.
manager or sales representative; best reis.
SIHs SHs s934 until 10 an 1873, after g. Box
GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE with theological
Is auailahe t for church sae esher
GovERNMEST n OFFICIAL, ii. With ad:
ministrative,, economic and legal expert
on or sesks bpsneis os % aT M
LfoToR STORE MANAGER salesman, capa-
BE buying. ADVERTISING display, now AVAIL avail
MAN, young, jr. executive in large retail
store, desires position in essential or war
industry; prefer one with postwar future:
age %, draft deferred. Box 265-Z, Star.
23s
MAN, 3S, draft exempt, experience includes
canvassing, route selling. dispatcher sales
man and office membership: looking for
permanent connection; must have good sal
ary. Phone SH 5S12. 23s
MAN, colored. wants job as janitor: ex-
perienced. good references, honest, reliable.
North 6247 24s
hotel experience. wants contract or piece
work. Phone Ii. SO70. %.
TWO MEN will work evenings per week.
presently employed as accountants. will
consider other. Box 220-Z, Star. "a
WAITER, colored; can mix drinks; refer
ence; neat; wants private party work; ex-
perienced MI 1872
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ATTENTION BUSINESSMEN-If you're
short of office help, permanent or tempo
rary: if you need a stenographer or typist
for half day full day or part-time work,
please call MRS. PERLOFF. Columbia S377
during day, Atlantic 2055 evenings and
CAPABLE BooKKEEPER desires position
in Northwest section at $50 per week
Complete charge full set of books. Six
years thorough experience in double entry.
COMPETENT + SECRETARY wi with g.; years 1
varied experience including l year for
eign service on transp. work avail. for in
teresting position with responsibility. Sal
ary $50 wk. Box 33S-z, Star. 27@
alterations; reasonable. MISS BERT, 1880
Irving st. NV, Apt. 4. Adams 223s.
GIRL, colored, experienced, wishes part
time work afternoons, elevator operator
or waitress Call AT 1861 after g. 24s
GIRLS, 2, colored, desire cafeteria or hotel
work from 8 pm. to 1 or 2 pm. Call
MpnI AR 259S aftsegT sgslaHT. R$o pl. .ecrst.rv once
rI1 nurse, technieian; young . experieaased de-
partment. permanent. Box 1857. Star.
NURSE available. convalescent or chronic
NURSERY GOVERNESS, middle aged.
exper.. will assist; best local refs: Z to o
pm. Wolf 3S15 81, Baltic, Md. -
SECRETARY. efficient. 12 years varied
desires position Ito II essential industry; s4s
] DO ALL TYPES of stenographic work
patents, manuscripts, mimeographing, tele-
phone dictation, etc. District 5S70, Ext.
COLA, after 1:30 pm. 20.
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INSTRUCTION CoURsEs.

FREE INFORMATION to men and women
snS sapsrts S0us Phons se d. 70 sss
SPANISH-Private. classes at students S
home; experienced South American in
structor. SENIOR RICARDO AsTUDLLo
coMpToMETiERs OPERATORS are needed:
$40 to $50 wk. Dozens Of openings now
Day and night classes. Easy. fascinatins
ssss glasses roy, nov starIing s, Insgire y now NA
Capitol Theater) Est. 2s yrs.
STENOGRAPHlC ana secretariai classes
now forming Beginners and refresber
courses in shorthand. typing. bookkeeping
comptometer. all secretarial ubtects Est
2sss soy1 SCHOOL 1888 st. 'oDD
LEARN TO FLY. Call Oliver 1888. CON-
GRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
FLY-LEARN HOW. Use it in your busi-
ness Save time; Go places fast; Eyers
fEsTRHcrioHmMoss5iy fSEERiG TeRplf 3i Mathematics
arithn etic,, ALGEBRA. geometry. trigonometry
colleges. Army, Navy Eddy test exams. Days
and evening. MONDELL INSTITUTE, 14th
and F sts;, National Press Bldg, Room 239
INSTRUCTION - Monthly - Drafting, de-
sign, blue print reading. architectural
aeronautical, mechanical, electrical, struc-
tural. typographical, building estimating
preparation architects, surveyors. en9i-
neers' licenses. MONDELL INSTITUTE
National Press Bldg, 14th and sts.
Room 239. District 248O, Ext. z.
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& ssTs' = IsuPaf; ss;s formulas SUPPLIED IL
BABYLAND = Infants from g weeks to
z years: complete service. including laun-
dry, night feeding and daily ultra violet
az Kins s AieT "a Alex s55 tIIsnd.
meet and strangers feel at home For in
WAKE W ''Gf Up By PHoNEgrShe orisinal wake
monsh petas .ftsr eSf eo Sn'n Dm De- 5so5
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING, Today
masssf sRsei py
BARBER IS SERVICE I IN yeSr . bone or h. hos
aE' W s5os: evenings. WA. s4ai.
DR.. H. W. JOHNSON. dentist. False teeth
repaired while you wait Room 602,
ThoSE MfsiSEy sfE az lag $3.50 ask for Miss
Wright. If you are in need of loan UP to
$500 on your signature. II.
home; yard and toys: vic. I4th and sheri-
fah PskMANENT. IA 81 a. shsmneen. ss 2oe: angeI
EeSs EosouR sos School aE 1910 4o7s nasElhf a7s
INCOME TAX returns and declarations
BY ds tx
DREssMAKING STUDIO, centrally located.
Formerly OF 9TH ave-. New YORK. Eou1pped
to order Also restylina and alterations
nv. Room 20, Phone ,Ex; 1903,
DRY CLEANING wholesale finished. ex-
cellent cleaning, price and service. JOHN
SONS CLEANING. WA 9194.
HENS, SOC up; coat relinings; all kinds OF
tailoring and alterations; prompt service
expert workmanship NEEDLECRAFT, 620
18th st: NV. End floor. MA. $685.:
NURSES. trained. colored available for
hourly, daily. weekly: 8-hour day or night
duty; clinics; etc; pI; ss35; ,..-
Nd for problem speech defeet and re-
$3.50; 59o1 Falls I'd terrace; err , 2s.
or ann FkEpA aTe r Ho1s 9srKoW ~ WI aoD o oy a9sa
Physiotherapy Treatments. SIS each. 3O'
LICENSED FRENCH TEACHER, MA. 10
wears experience in n. Y. City high schools,
available evenings for tutoring French,
Spanish. English. Box 346-z, Star, 30'
NURSE has vacancy for elderly lady in
her private home: large front room; tray
service Shenherd s4S4. 2S-
MASSO THERAPY for disease and pro-
me5,op fM Of hsa1h 1 only appoi9tments daan out
NURSE has vacancy. in lovely Northwest
home for elderly lady, no mental GE
2a52
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HELP DOMESTIC.
HoUsEKEEPER. whit

COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER, white, not
over 90 yrs, for semi-invalid, middle-aged
apartment, duties lieht. Ma 2299 before
cooK-ESperienced end colored cook for
small club, no Sundays from ! 2 noon
ences required. ME. O973.
COOK, part time, ] oclock through dinner,
in hotel apartment; good wages, pleasant
working conditions; other help Wo.
COOK, competent, white; large, pleasant
bedroom. house. conveniently located, on
bus route; excellent wages; references re-
,quired. Call OR. 0047 after $40 pm.
COOk-Good home and and wages; preferably
COOK, colored, experienced; references re-
quired; live in or out; good wages: family
Of 2; other help employed; central loca-
ton. Phone DE. 0627.
house; full time: references required. 2519
Conn. ave. AD 1858.
COOK AND G.H.W., adults: no laundry.
live in or out; SIS and carfare. WO.
COOK AND G.H.W., light personal laun-
dry; experienced. pleasant woman; 51a-
day week; block from 18th st. bus; small
family, good home, upstairs room, private
bath: must have good health and refer.
enees; S11b per mo- Ia 4O12, after 3
COOK AND CIV, good, $50 week. prefer
woman around 35-40 yrs; live in: Thurs
Gay and Rs,s every Hsysn other Sunday on Radsli
COOK edsg AND G.H.w., live in, small family:
excellent salary and good hours, upstairs
room 1915 LEGATION st. NV, u Blk. off
Conn. ave. busline.
COUPLE, man work elsewhere: room and
board for ODD Jobs in ewes; woman GOOD
EN- 1875.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

STENOGRAPHER or, aviation, SIs5 mo.
stenog.. association work, SlT5: stenog.,
law Offices, S175;. stenogs. medical. S175;
stenog., temp. and perm. hourly openings,
wk.; clerk-typist 90. $3.50 month Amer
ica needs .you--work, help your friends on
En- EMp Bond Bds coG pqfd i4th ana
N. Y. IRE. 3S45i
UNUSUAL OPENINGS - Aviation drafts
men. S345 mo-: essential with postwar
future. int Monday, Tuesday: stenogs.,
S45-S5o wk. up; % bookkeepers, $50 wk.
clerks. S35-S4o wk; shipping clerks tm)
$50 wk, exper. steele, no drinkers. please.
Hundreds OF excellent openings. Come in.
tEst. % yrsl PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1871 G St. Next TO Epiphany Church.
lNA. 21l4. 60SS, 6250)
TEACHERS-Many midterm openings;
register with ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY,
204 Colorado Bldg. 14th and G.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES


AsPHAlT Mss PAgISGPsssng onSo5d lots sTye
aSs WoRK WORK of ali kinds consret,
work, brick siding, asbestos shingles. root
ing, Repairs and remodeling. Phone WA
COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS. RA 4aas
Knotty pine recreation rooms, general re,
airs Evening phone, AT 2295
n,Sthina sut the
fss aufs fs nfsss sf ooR W2soR
AnnLeR.rT AZ sTs 70 ocoNssIRucr,oN ass co snec,.,.
Ives in dssficult work and hard-to-get items
Try us for all types of work. We aim te
ffoaNs- MANviLLE roonns sizing. storm SO
saAEsAsoGE11sTsss salTEosoE1Tss 60 cSsra2sr.so 81 saeS
Special rates this. week on painting, paper
Ing nigs hsss
fas ls1e ss DsHaeReS Nh RowAS a ME Nf ie4 iLLs
MODERNIZE YOuR HOME ano add adui.
tional income. Attics made into rooms
coners te work plumbing Dns Secoratins s.'se as.
house repairs Get ouI free estimates
S Woa1ny az TAgoRs T1I;Gs Ho
saiHTING aafSf ss' AND DECORATING. 40 years a,
making homes brighter, unexcelled wori
"a sssa 81 81 ss afser fse
LUCAS. LUCAS q LUcAs. so3 Emerson
|ffiAISSiTr1NG, = NApERING. rLAsrERING and
available. free estimates. white mechanics
Bros Co.. 81. 400: after p.n.. n
Gall 6ii !. !, wooDson co.-Roofns. sid.
1913 st. NV. RE- $500.
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eusINEss oPpoRTUNjTjEs tcoos. J

OOSspSS0O sNUusss'
WE HAVE. CASH CLIENTS for grocery.
LIQUOR. delicatessen. restaurant. beauty
orq Essss sss ssSp sss any 'kop Sds5 yPs
BooKOFF, MA. 1889, RA 6527.
EDWIN L. ELLIS wants rooming houses at
once. plenty buyers for your furniture and
business; sell fast. make me prove it. phone
broker, aio1o vermont ave-. Rm. sI7.
CAFETERIA, seats 1so,. does large busi-
ness; n@ $50 slosss pm; $25,oo0, terms; R.. M
faHzo ssa seats aas ss sh Closes sSsG gao
does $500 to $500 weekly: $4,000 terms.
r. M. DE SHAZO, 922 14th NV. MA. $500.
BOOMING HOUSE, II rooms. 2Ha baths;
good NV legation, near Conn; aye money
BEEa ASD nsisea sANDwcafs lsfD cih newly Sse equip
Price. 1880. THuRM Thur sVSo & SILVER. Si5es sos
To 9sh sSy 81 nT az sSf kA esq business .atsfac
tory and prompt results. .THURM g. sIL-
YER, 90s 10th st, NV. MA. 1854.
ton, vicinity embassies and big apt build
ings: 100 seating capacity, completed,
cern, full staff: lease available immedi.
ately. Price. $4,000; cash only. 30,
DRUGsToRE. best location In nearby Va
eu sen ass ab iose eo had a e uy or
| this one: ALBERT H. COHEN, CH. 1861
ewes. CHI. 1000. Ext. 931.
J APIS. with Frigidaires and gas stoves
Priced S2,200: only $500 cash.
- . rooms. 3 baths st rent ss SIS: near Du'
THURM & SILVER, sos 10th st. NV
ma. 1854
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HELP MEN AND woMEk tceas.,.

HELP MEN AND WOMEN tcoat.,
OFFICE MACHINE OPERATORs, full o.
part time. men or women, who are In
knowledge of once machines and interest
in figures essential. Apply to our friendly
personnel ofnce, 2nd door. THE HEcCHT
CO.. F st. at 7th- NV.
SALESPEOPLE, part or full time, for all
departments of our stores; pleasant work
Ing conditions; good pay. Apply at any
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or office. n
SHo' CARD AND SIGN woRK-splendid
16. who desire to learn the work. We pay
you while we teach you; 40-hour week.
time and a half for overtime, of Sat after
noon and Sun. Apply PEOPLES DRUG
STORES EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, n
sTENOGRAPHIC and general office work
in light. air-conditioned office: permanent
employment; pleasant working conditions:
sSooT sSbeaF sAN AeRz RvEh L coEP see
WAREHOUSE woRKERs-Good starting
salary, raise in pay after short period,
no experience necessary, permanent posi-
tions available, as order clerks and helpers.
Apply in person, PEOPLES DRUG STORES
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, II P st. ne
WOODWARD L0THROP has immediate
opening for experienced or apprentice en-
craving machine operator, man or woman;
to daily; 1890 to 8 Thursdays
WANTED-White couple. cook and butler,
for hunting section Virginia; no objection
to school-aged child Write or telephone
to MRS. C. D. LANGHORNE, Anchorage
Apts. Tel. DU. 0666. 25'
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SITUATIONS DoMEsTlc Gent. J

Ssb0HsI0b>S D0WGStt& NSOutsy
GIRL, coiored. wishes Job with adults ol
card and ref. Write C. r. BOWLEe. Ash.
burn, burn Va. r. T. 2. No 8 Box 46. -,
cleaning and ironing; 8Oc an hour. Cal
no. 1920
GIRL, coiored. wants general housework
week and carfare. DE. s169.
HOUSE MOTHER Of frat, excellent cook
will exchange services for small apt; ref
erences. Box 361-Z, Star. 2Ss
LAUNDRY WORK done at home. business.
men special attention.; curtains stretches
Address s1i nsd Columbia speddia5S fd Goof ref H
MAID, colored. for morning work, in room
ing house. $3.50 to 1870; 5-day week. Dis
trict S0S1.
MAID, coiored. wants work, Q to s, nj
Sundays S25 per wk. Call between
and 8. DU. $3.50.
$40 pm. in vic. Of Brightwood. Mano
Park; recommend highly GE. 6213.
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SITUATIONS poMEsTlc

CHILD'S NURSE, young, white. desires po-
sition to go to California. Florida or
Mexico; excel. ref. AD. 2S14.
work or part time. No laundry. Call 1t
1897 11th st. NV, Apt. 8, End d.
GsH.W for employed couple BY service
mans wife. 4-6 hours Monday through
Friday Vicinity Bellevue, Congress Hei9hts.
soc per hour. Box 1907, Star. "a
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HONE IMP. COMPANIES tcont.D 4

ROOFING, aspesros siding. remodeline,
terms, Ills years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Georgia 110S-11I3.
Member JIM. Home Improvement Guild.
in VIRGINIA call PATTERSON GARDINER
CO.. CH. 1922. Johns-Manville roofing.
remodeline: terms.
MODERNiZE YOUR HoME--Porches in.
| ished; concrete and brick work. painting
and plumbing roofing, siding and storm
sash Get oMI free estimate Terms g.
leral CONTRACTORS. GE. Q55l
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SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN.

etc: young woman, experienced in ac-
counting. general office work: desire work
after 6 pm. Box 34S-Z, Star.
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Situations tDdnted ddDertiSe-
nlents containing the symbol
* are inserted by er-serUice
men and Uonen.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
PERSONAL

DRIVING to Amarillo. Tex. Immediately.
take women or couple exch. refs. OR.
a447 25s