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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-10

Calcutta, India.-Cpl Edward J.. Beaudoin, son of MT. and Mrs. Ovila Beaudoin, 685 1-2 South Main street, Waterbury, and Cpl. Roger w. Cleveland, son of w. c. Cleveland, Candee Hin road, Wa tertown, are members of signal service company which played a part in the recent linking of Cal cutta with Running, China, by telephone.
 The unit to which the two Con- necticut men belong is in charge of operation and maintenance of all radio, telephone, and teletype communications at the headquar- ters of Base Section of the India Burma theater located in Calcutta the start of the telephone line.
 Cpl. Reaudoin is cook and baker for his company, position similar to the one in civilian life he held with Crotty brothers in Connecticut. He was inducted at Fort Devens, Mass, and trained at Fort Monmouth, N. J., before coming overseas in June 1914. His wife resides in Waterbury.
 Opt. Cleveland was inducted at Fort Devens, Mass, and received training at Camp Bowie, La, Camp Shelby, Miss. Camp Bradford, Va, Camp Pickett, Va, and Camp Crowder, Mo, before coming over seas in June 1944. He is a gra,s. uate of Watertown High school and Clark university, Worcester, Mass. Before entering service he was employed by the Scovill Manu- featuring company in Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-10
Aldermen o. K.
 $335 Check For
 Gree" Chickens

let the Aldermen do as they
 may,
 The cat will mew, and the dogs will have their way!"
 The city board of aldermen last night resigned itself to payment of $335 for the slaughter, by stray dogs and otherwise, of domestic ani- mals owned by city residents. About a half dozen payments are made every year as the willy canines make banquet in someone's chicken-yard. The city is reimbursed by the state for all such damage pay mentS.
 Residents who presented their claims were: Joseph Lawlor, Montoe Rd., six ducks, five geese, 20 chickens and 10 turkeys, $250; John Neves, 349 Hill street, eight rabbits, $25 50; and Miss Adele Lusas, 19 Mo- Namara street, IT chickens, $59.50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-10

to the point system and has re- turned to his home. 145 Proctel street.
 Enisting in the service in Jan- uary, 1941, the 23-year-old Coast Artilleryman trained at Camp Dev- ems. Mass, and participated in the following campaigns in the Mediter- ranean area: North Africa, Tuni- Sia, Sicily, Naples, Romano, Fog gia, North Appene, and Pc Valley
 Returning home he flew from Ca sablanca to Miami, Fla. on Fly ing Fortress.
 He is a former Wilby High School student and the son of Mrs. Della Moriarty. 145 Procter street. His father, the late William Moriarty, was formerly City Hall reporter for the Waterbury Democrat.
 Technical Corporal Harold Mo- Ilroy, son of Mrs. Edna McIlroy 10 Larson street, is now with the SIP Anti-Aircraft Battalion in Man helm, Germany, which has been credited with destroying 35 planes, "A others listed as probables and three more damaged. He has been overseas since last September.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-10
KIN WOUNDED
 DURING CAMPAIGN
MartinsOn Boys, Both at Okinawa, Never Met Dur-
 ing Operations

The two service sons of MT. and Mrs. John Martinson, 125 Griggs street were wounded at Okinawa, it has been learned The brothers did not meet during the campaign.
 Walter Martinson, hospital aide 1-c, sustained mortar shell wounds in the battle of Sugar Loaf hill on May II and is now hospitalized at Santa Marguerite ranch, Oceanside. Calif., according to word received by his parents. A former student at St. Thomas's Seminary. the nineteen-year-old youth entered the service in January, 1914.
 William Martinson, seaman first class, has returned to his ship after being hospitalized since April 1st when he sustained an eye injury He was an employe of Seymour Smith, Watertown, at the time of entering the service in April, 1944 He is married to the former Anne Garvin, who now resides in North Woodbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-10
NEWS OF MEN IN THE SERVICE

Marine Pvt. Edward A. Sherman, Jr., who was wounded at Okinawa, has returned to his unit after being hospitalized for a month in the Ma rianas, served at Two Jima. Sher- man, whose parents and wife reside at 98 Southmayd road, Waterbury, is former employe of the Chase Brass Co.
 He has three other brothers iYl service. Pfc. Ernest Sherman, sta- toned in Guam, visited Edward when he was hospitalized in the Ma rianas. It was their first meeting in two years.
 Sgt. Paul Sherman, attached to the AAF personel unit at Ardmore, Okla, is now spending 21-day fur tough here.
 James Sherman recently entered the service and is awaiting assign ment.
 Stanley Francis Hopkins 21, tor pedoman third class, USNR, is serv- ing aboard destroyer with the At lantic Fleet. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Stanley Hopkins, IT Ives street. Hopkins is a former employe of the Scovill Manufacturing Co.
 Pvt. Arthur J. Unaris, 26, who served three years in England, North Africa, and Italy, has been given an honorable discharge on the point system and is living with his uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. John Madouros, 63 Beecher avenue. Unaris was a student at Crosby Hi0a School before entering the service in 1941.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-10
WORLD WAR II
 A YEAR AGO
(By United Press)

Russian trops sally forth vic- toriously in Poland and Lithuania, gaining as much as B miles in drive apparently aimed at the Baltic port of Memel cut the Di- vinsk-Kaunas highway and cap ture Luninets as they push on to within nine miles of Pinsk.
 General M0ntg0mery's British and Canadian troops seize Eter- vile and Malt0t; U. s. troops cap ture Sainteny, on road from Car entan to Periers.
 In Italy, Allied 5th Army ad- vances four miles beyond Volter- "a.
 U. s. Naval craft shells Guam and ROta in si. day attack.
 General Charles de Gaulle arr rives in New York City, where he promises that France would be at the side of the U. s. after the war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-10
%,s~Hb7yn>vT
 ESTABLISHED 1885
ESTABLISHED 1885

Just A Little Stir In Separate Sports Jackets at $24.5O; Form- erIy Up To $3o Thot Should Meon Much To A Few Men.
 Don't expect to be in on this porty if your monIy chest in repose breaks the tope at 40 or more. This is gathering of 36 coats s- None larger thon size 39- Good jackets as essentioI to mans wardrobe as pockets in his trous- CTS And remember don't soywe didn't tell you - The price is only $z4.50 - and you know as we'll as we - that $3o jackets for $z4.5o don't grow on every bush.
 hursdoy store hours o:3o to 6 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-10

Far East Air Forces-New Guinea-Staff Sergeant Francis V. Lo Russo of 91 Easton ave- nue, Waterbury, Connecticut is another New Englander now Serv- ing with the Army Air Forces in the Pacific Theater.
 Sergeant Lo Russo entered the service October IF, 1941 and has spent 10 months overseas. His present decorations include the Asiatic Pacific Ribbon, Good Con- duct Medal and one bronze star for participation in the New Guinea campaign. He is also en- titled to wear the American De- fense Ribbon.
 Prior to entering the service Sergeant To Russo was employed by the WatertOwn Underwear Corporation. He is also a former student of the LeavenwOrth High School.
 His wife is the former Jose phine Baritone. Mrs. Carmella Lo Russo, the soldiers mother lives at the above address.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-10
THREE YOUTHS VOTED
 INTO MATAUCHA CAMP

The Sons of Mataucha, honor so- ciety of the " camp voted into its group Francis Barton, Robert Engle and John Sullivan last night at the weekly grand council cere- mony. The Sons are elected on their outstanding development and achievement in the camp program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-10

JOSEPH CHMIELNlCK1
 Coxswain Joseph Chmielnicki, son of Mrs. Stella Chmielnicki of 13 Pemberton street. is home on a 3O-day furlough after two and a half years overseas service in Iceland, England, South Amer ica, Brazil and the North Allan tic. He is a former employe of the Waterbury Democrat and Eyelet Speciality Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-10

$15,552,625 in bond sales for one do-- - the square.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-10
TOP VICTORY SQUARE SALES

Seattle (UP) The record for bond sales in Seattle's Victory Square is currently held by the Knights of Columbus. Their war loan program rolled up a total o1
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ASSISTANT MANAGER, apartment house
or hotel; experienced colored woman de-
sires employment; best local references.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored, desires
Job, no SUNDAYS; experienced, D. C. permit.
TYPIsT desires work to
do at home; neat work and reasonable.
GARDENER, white, wants 4 days per week.
thoroughly experienced. middle aged,
strong, healthy man, understands ali
branches. Apply 301sh r st. NV.
GENTLE NURSE for post-natal care of
mother and baby. Call FIR $500, Ext 800
GIRL colored, desires work II pm. to
m, elevator or switchboard. no 544S.
GIRL, colored, job as salad girl, cashier,
sandwich girl. 3 to 10 pm. NO. 3sOS
INCOMING telephone calls accepted for
reliable business firms information. DU.
LADY. expert in flowers. specializing in
corsages. like to work for the holidays.
RESIDENT: apartment house.
six, years successful local experience Ex-
e Sd oo personal and business references.
NURSE. graduate, desires nursing at home
NURSE eGoVERNEss wishes position with
children, years and over; excellent ref.
STENOGRAPHER, bookkeeper, secretary
correspondent, penman; high grade; finest
references. Box 96-K. Star 90
TELETYPF OPERATOR, experienced, wants
to work private wire. BOX 269-K Star
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont

PLAsTERlNG and cementing. all work
fIAsTERiNG done e by white mechanics;
SS 09 RE EPs nsephS sosr Mo ssS
anteed; prompt service. DI. 6a23.
A mos HUness Drees Free TSrT sf
SHOP. 81 pm: Friday and Saturday.
s "a IL ssTS repaired all makes. guar
3 sS Ry $ sSoS Sc sr 5sls .ss. ..n
s EFF asisi ssPa sfavicE commercial
d seH1RR so yes ss5 HOW
ROOFING, quick service: leaks, slate. tile,
cs nIoN as 4si
spoysing. Can Mr.; sHIpLEY, qE; 415s.
Tad uare ssaEs sd
due to limited stocks and arrange now for
your summer screens and winter storm
for themselves through fuel savings: sashes
removable from inside Of home; exclusive
metal .nS possyf s
paymentssr free demonstIatIiona and esti-
sEWN Gan MS wo s5ae repairs
Parts AND supplies Tor al machines sew,
s RS ns ed ns dspt 1914 $6a floor KANN
SEWING MACHINE REPAIns-we Inspect
| oil and adjust any make machine. 69c
Replacement parts for all make machines
Famous New Home" sales and service
| THE PALAIS ROYAL sewing machines
| 2nd foo d 400
SNORING. UNDERMINING, remodeling w B
| CLEMMER, 2401 18th st. ne, Wash.
D. e.: phone DU. s471 and HO. 1914:
LER d d'ALBERT INC. s16 10th st. NV
VENETIAN vss;P.if! BLINDS cleaned. csc. Up t,
thoroughly cleaned by our modern ma.
chine method WASHINGTON SHADE q
AWNING CO, 2021 nth NV DU 5000
DO THAT CARPENTER JOB NOW-Re.
pairs, remodeling, cabinetwork: displays
low prices. 207 E st. NV. Sligo 64SS. 27'
ACCURATE REPAIRS. typewriters. adding
machines. Speedy service, all makes We
| also purchase typewriters. Best price.
| late models. DISTRICT TYPEWRITER
| CO., 1926 K ST. NV
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALL CLASSES OF REPAIRS. alterations,
ehanes sA sf 0as * faHPe o
WE BUILD, tear down and move Can do
What ,fat YOU gr want snz. done. RIA. 5l13 and GE
PAINTING. plastering, cement work. car
METRoPoLITAS i0 coNTRAc s1slai go CO.
laying. SANDING finishing, cleaning ing par
q 9Ne insta1lstiens Bruce nisheS FLOOR
s GEN fHs N eoN fra repairing
aush d fpee pe0Is
HOME REMoDELNG - Repairing. base
1st-elass workmanship, call North 60s9 ..
ASBESTOS SIDING, rooflng, rock wool N.
afp5 fs II ifa es eo s Pa s2s
nv, Warehouse at 18th and T ne DI.
PLUMBING AND HEATING : We are
senH 3Ss c e. US S5 f sDTns Sd
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. nagstone
: Po, MNAlR5'cHTTcCc1o' Route 4, Horners lane
MoDEKNIzE YOUR HoMEzporenes IN
closed tlSss reerestion rooms built attics An
and DsmOna o o s'e sfdi nefk and atorm
81 ~ IS "' ss5
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add addi-
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oTs phma B9rehe ns3se
asbestos siding and roofing and general
house repairs, Get our free estimate
Small monthly payments. TABOR'S HOME
RENOVAT1NG CO.. 1920 Irving st. NV,
'AINTING AND DECORATING. 40 years at
Making homes brighter: unexcelled work
CAN RA $3.50 or GE 1861 after $40 p.m
LUCAS. LUCAS r. LUCAS. s23 Emerson
PAINTING. PAPERING, PLAsTERING and
general repairs Electrical work Materials
available Free estimates White mechanics
BROS CO.. D1 400. after pm FIR
REMODEL and modernize your home now
LATION CO $500 Wisconsin ave WI
ROOFING. roof painting. siding of all
kl r free estimates. Call 1896. B A,
ROOFING, ASBESTOS siding. remooeilng
IsfHs co a ssessTf HGM
Member J. m Home Improvement Guild
J0HNs-MANVILLE roofing. siding. insula,
aS 3n s'OEn iash e So yea5I to s6 psy
N XIRGNIA--can PATTERsON-G GAR
DINER CORP. Chestnut 1929; Johns-Man-
vllle roof1ng. siding, insulation: storm win
COWS, screens; heating. remodeling Terms.
N VASE WH,AasSlsISGIoN-nCan PATTERSON
vile roofing. siding. Insulation: storm win
dows, screens. ating. remodeling Terms
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PERSONAL,

DR.. FREDA R. OSTROW. 1909 Conn. ave.
Apt. Mon. Wed. and Fri. 10 to z. WI.
"571. Physiotherapy treatments, S. ca.
SWISS. AMERICAN WATCHES. repaired. 3
to days. service, clocks repaired. work
aN Rse dFT MART III osh
betWesn rE Z an On sts I nT ,s
from 3 to ucarded day ano night. For
further particulars call Falls Church I IS.o
ALEXANDRIA GOLF and tennis fans, one
week more to enroll; special full playing
rorty sandsys ana sf So
andra dof and coSnfr try Club q ne aU n
now 81 and 81 each month plus daily
porspy ee Once dhoRa bus Ms hsf ao TEL
R HGssA Nj !oV WIVES. Want pepq ostrex
iron; also contain vitamin 81, calcium
MIILISERYi REsTYIiiNGS.' b BL ascftFsti,
made 70 order; EXQUISITE samples in stocks s
VOGUE HATS. 1923 14th NV. Open eve.
sLIPCOvERs AND DRAPERIEs profession
ally cut and tailored: early appointment;
Pr Ss M5lssa s. MS 5 5sy5
Weekdays and nishts: no SUNDAYS. 81!
PREs .s,i STUDIO: centrail, located;
oa Esv xsrk SUITS Esu noas
+ ss esq., IS q 81, ,isSis sRS
sseai1sa While YOU S Sait Rooms a'1s ' sea
MsdisEy sfE I '4ss sS ask for Miss
Wr,s t. if YOU are in need of a loan up to
f II FEAR EHaI sisn sEnf.coNscroussEss
talk fuentiy and eonvineinsi E For 'e orivate
GoUNTEY pfae scHoo dfs day and board
cons cons and REORGANIZATION provided; md
De sfFys ss 8 ESQ month pm Sc fser o S
meet and strangers feel at home. For in
soRs RHns g sca6on h has
in an sFa al SPOTS AT WHsf seA
REAL ESTATE BROKER wants sales man
ager; will consider partnership, profit
T er st Saa @ saF
weak heart. asthma, rheumatism, arthritis.
ments. Also relief for aching, swollen feet.
Lady naturopath. 20 yrs experience, in
i andHIY Eli TSiah WOMAN teaches Eng
lish. self-confdence, freedom from self.
sHTfeR aEA pTzats 9oF sSo
pointments. Hobart 4721.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in portrait and
press photography, available for limited
number Of students. Box 266-K. Star. %
COMPANION, educated, refined, white, ex-
perieneed diabetic diets and Benedict
tests. Box 1O7-K. Star. 2Ss
WILL CARE for children to 5 yrs. old.
Z am; to 30 p.W 200 each So wk. 5l4 14th
PHILIP OF PARIS. FURRIER, will make q
nice cape from your own coat or sell you
beautiful raccoon. marmot or Persian lamb
coat at low figure. 1882 Wis. ave. MI.
0749. Open till 3 pm.
triple your investment by ordering our
clever advertising novelty business cards
Every one keeps and shows to others. Call
RAY HOLLANDER DE. 1877.
MOTHER, employed, desires board for
healthy. 2-year-old boy In nursery or
home BOX 272-K, Star.
NAN, A, Govt, employed. aged mother.
good health, will work evenings for small
apt. no drinking; ref. Box 273-K, Star.
70
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER, Washing
tonian office executive. capable taking full
CHARGE draft exempt. Box 156-K, Star.
- 27s
expert: books started. kept
part time. tax returns. audits. statements;
prompt. reasonable. Shepherd 1854. 3l'
ACCOUNTANT, experienced. white. draft
exempt, familiar with payroll taxes. in
ventories. CORRESPONDENCE, ONCE manage
,nent etc, Shone Taylor $500. 27'
ACCOUNTANT, experienced, wishes part
time work. nights and Saturdays, about
20 hours per week. Call SH. 1852. 27'
HOUSEMAN, capable Of complete supervi-
sion of private home, wants position as
such. CO. 1908. 29s
MANAGER. real estate, thoroughly exper-
fenced loans, rents, sales, financing; avail
able ~ once Box 236-K, Star. 21'
PHARMACIST, exp, wants Job; interest
in business preferred; best of references.
Box 255-K, Star. 29s
RELIABLE married couple wants to rent
small restaurant or fountain or will man.
age for some one. Call MATTHEWS. DE
9761 until 2 pm 29s
SECOND COOK, daywork. Telephone DE.
T44S
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS WANTED-Local, private and
public schools; also large city on West
Coast; excellent salaries. ADAMS TEACH
G NV.
TEACHERS. clerks receptionists: select DO.
sitions No charge unless placed top sal
tEst II yrs 1871 G ST Ma 2I14
CLERK-TYPIST, S145; electrical estab.
future; bookkeepers ts), S40-S50 wk.;
5h2 day wk. Sl15; mailroom clerk typist
5-day. 81 ,500; cashier. meals and $40 wk.
card punch oper., IBM.. 5a-day, S140
Dozens of unusual openings. Visit Miss
Reed tNA. 60SS. MA. 21l4). PERSONNEL
SERVICE. l3l G, next Epiphany Church
ACCT.-0FFICE MANAGER, $1,000; peace
time future; sober, ambitious See Miss
Day tNA. 6059. $3.50. Est. II yrs
Dozens of excellent openings. PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 1871 G, next Epiphany Church
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HELP DOMESTIC Cont

MAID, reliable. settled colored woman. te
care. for. children. no Sundays or evenings
live in If desired. DE. 1873.
MA1D-WAlTRESS, colored. for guesthouse,
no Sundays, time of other days. Beverly
CLARK, Ho. 1868.
WOMAN for g.h.w. Live in. Call Wo.
1910
WOMAN. 40 to IS, help with child. good
cleaner; no COOKING; 5h-day week S25
wk.: live in. ST.. 1868
WOMAN, settled, white. to care for 3-mo :
old infant. maintain 1-room apt and dc
personal laundry for mother employed in
essential war positions; no cooking; Sun
Wardman Park neighborhood Do not APP
ply unless you are physically At and
thoroughly responsible. Salary. $50 month
Phone 90. $500 ewes. between 6 and 8. :
YOUNG WOMAN, full time. small apt, 2
children; cleaning and help with children.
REFINED CoLoRED WOMAN for gen.
eral Homework; S25 a week. Wisconsin
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HELP DOMESTIC.
CARETAKER, white couple,

CARETAKER, white couple for small
s IS eays salary plus room and board which
W+AsHiNGToN RESTAURANT Asso SeH
cHAMBERMAaiT1e, &c to live W; in; good wages to
ffRt Pfyty wd Az sf IS ~. s WIZ
house, either > or 5 hours each afternoon
Or or u day twice weekly. 1888 Que st. NV,
COOK, exper. white or colored. small
i $40 m to t. 7a9 pm Mast furnish sat
COOK. coiored. End c." cook Tor for small club:
day. az; ysioo mo. ME oass. '' no sun
Beyond CHEVY chase n ers ssnd ss bh a
e19k s9Sred d e Sac 0Gs for no s'U SUNDAY az
COOK and GENERA general Housewife ni ssed pleasant
week. i've n 81 S5 le0m and BATH $50
C0ok,GH w experienced, live in or out;
s2 week. Or ss4
S sao week. Ma. os79: after $50, OR. s136,
two, children in small home. 50 -d law
week, $50; live in; references required. OR.
COOK AND G.H.w.. colored, in pleasant,
perma nsnt. GEORGETOWN family: exper. not
required: live in or out. 302S N st. NV,
COoK-G.H.W., light laundry; live in,
lovely upstairs room and bath grand
place for some one. $3.50 week.
COOK-G.H.W.; capable and refined COL
ore Gsed W. woman to live in Spring Valley 5-
COOKE: INV. excellent reliable woman
for small adult family; 500 per month.
Live in or out. RA ssO6. 1927 18th
FOUNTAIN AND SODA GIRLS, 4, colored,
ex n'faleIs S23 week and tips to start;
P pf,fs@ and a1 @sa Conn A aVe
Sundays: So week. Phone e Jackson on
CIV, part time, afternoons through din
adults. l preschool child; sl2 weekly;
i SHM; W il family aHaa plain cooking light
CIV. plain cook, colored,. settled; live
in small apt; child yrs. old; local refer
cooking some laundry. Most evenings nHs
and, sundays off; SIS wk. Phone wO
GIRL. colored, take care of children and
ston BIZ nW cs A hm osb
GIRL, reliable. g.h.w.; w part att time, morn
ings; light Laundry; no Sundays; SIS and
carfare. GE. 0660.
Worns s anS seekns SEQ
HoGIsEKEEPER to care for Groom house,
cook one meal each day: white or colored.
Gall MR.. DAVIS, NO. 1888, pm; to
HousEKEEPER, experienced Inquire at
S04 st. NV. LIBERTY CAFE.
HOUSEMAID twhite); sleep in, private
e0G sa1e s5 ra' q pndn. F e.
MAJ %SD salary Ghs so chass n %I s5s4
no cookns or heavy aa G s 80 o. week week
OR o3O3
MAID for dental office. ] to pm, Mon,
Tues. Wed. and Fri. CThurs l to -, no
MAID wanted for beauty shop, general
cleaning, SIS week. Apply in person, 1434
MAID, eoiored. 500 per month; expert
private family of adults; live in or out;
MAID, full time; good home; sleep in; good
salary 1sIY Ca Can for interview. IA: 1892:
in fnr' local reference ference Wo. sei5. f'' i'e
MAID. s.h,w. live in, no ironing, no. heavy
cleaning, fond Of children: $50 week; ref
Md 81 9 2ass block Conn., ave. ch' ch.'
MAIDS, coiored, for children's Hospital,
18th and w sts; NV. Cali in person be-
ss small sc ssu. week ca. ssss
MAiD-G.H.w.. live in; light laundry, plain
cookine; must have health card child in
MAID &. NV. care Of 3 CHILDREN SSh . and s;
War Bond every months. NO. s02S.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL wants days work or permanent job
for employed people or taking care OF
children for employed people DE. 5072
alter O'Clock 90
GIRL. colored wants days work cleaning
and laundering. Elk. S145.
GIRL. colored. exp. wishes maid work or
answer telephones; Al references
HO 1895
GIRL, colored. reliable, wishes days work
FIR. $500 after $40 am
GIRL, colored, wants part-tme work,
HO 4914
LADY wishes to place reliable maid Mon
and Thurs; 80 20 4:30; in Mich. Park
area; employed adults only: no heavy
laund. Box 270-G. Star
WOMAN, colored, settled. Southern, wants
plain cooking. cleaning. no children, no
Sunday reliable refs. AT 1857.
WOMAN, colored, desires work as laundress
or doing cleaning Wednesdays; So day and
carfare, RE 1904.
WOMAN. colored. wants days work. 1890
:}rd st. s.w. RE 1915 after 3 pm
WANTED, by reliable colored woman, Job to
clean office or small apt MI 66l1
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

GERMAN, conversational. technical, ad-
ministrative, BEGINNERS and advanced, by
native and high-experienced professor; low
rates. DIR. JULIUS WILDSTOSSER. 1851
Mt; Olivet I'd. ne, FIR. 55l2: II desired
will give lessons at students home.
ACCOUNTING under 16 CPAs, quickly and
economicallyi CPA coaching; recognized.
and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing. Bookkeeping,
cc s a! Suo'ee cts
233s. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F st. (opp.
CAPITOL Theaterl.
COMPTOMETER COURSES, all calculating
machines. easy, interesting, tipping includ-
ed free, Sslaried. S40-S50 ,wk. Now--in-
quire MA 233S-accredited courses Est
IS yrs. BOYD SCHOOL, 1898 r st., opp
Capitol Theater
RUSSIAN taught by experienced native
instructor recently arrived from Soviet
Union DE. S52S. MRS LEWIS
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AVIATION.

from ga am. to t:3d p'm divN e eon1
venient bus TRANSPORTATION CONGRESS
S!ONAL AIRPORT. OIL. sSSs
daily from am. to 7:30 pm. HYDE
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING to Atlantic City N j.. Sat.
March 31st, returning Mon, April End;
can accommodate people. s. J. JOHN
SON. R43 G ST s oSs