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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-04
RAMBLERS PLAN
ALL-STAR GAME

The Masonboro Ramblers will
journey to Whiteville Sunday, Aug
ust u, where they will encounter
the strong Whiteville All-Stars. The
Whiteville nine. managed by Gibbs
Powers, have defeated the locals
twice before The first game was
in Whiteville when Stanley held the
Rambler to only three hits and
chalked up 80 win. The second
game was played on the Legion
Stadium field last July %. The
Au-Stars behind the no-hit pitching
of three hurlers trounced the Dig
ger 1874.
Manager Frank Manor announc-
ed that the club has lost two OF
their best players to the service.
James Groom, third baseman; Vic
James, short stop and third base
man have received their orders
from the Navy.
w. A. Wennie) Brown, pride OF
the Masonboro club probably will
start on the hill for the Diggers
with Covington or Huffman catch
ing.
Dan George, first string catcher
will be out of the lineup for a
few days with a finger injury he
received in the Bladenboro game.
Last weekend Brown defeated
Jack Early, former Philadelphia
"a" pitcher stationed at Camp Da-
Wis, who pitched for Hampstead.
To. Sunday afternoon the little
Southpaw dropped a 10 contest to
Bladenboro. In this game he struck
out 10 battles.
Gigs Powers has not announced
his starting pitcher but probably
will call on Dan Williams or STAN
ley to handle the mound duties.
Manor said that Bill Leggett and
Howard Stevenson will replace
Groom and James on the lineup.
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Maryland Golfers Aid
Veterans Roadjustment

BALTIMORE, Aug. s. F -
When the Baltimore country club
entertalns veterans from nearby
hospitals next Thursday, 1t will
mark the beginning OF an extern
sive program. designed to help the
men readjust themselves, being
carried out by members clubs of
the Maryland Colt Association.
The program, which is being
conducted in connection with the
Red Cross, will include a round of
golf, with clubs and balls furnished
by the host country clubs, and the
use Of any other recreational faci-
lities available.
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STATUS OF STAR
HELD ERRONE(NE

TRENTON, N. j., Auv
The Bloomfield N.J.) drstt h..,,
OF Henry Hank Borowv h,. oU''t
pitcher star traded to the cs;aN
Cubs by the New York yN
last week for a reported en-, atst y!
in cash and players, was sir. "M
today by State selective S.rv ia
headquarters to -eclassity ,he ,l.'
Highlander. WY ''n
Colonel Edgar N. Bloomer w..
Jersey Selective Service dir., NEW
in making known the di,.,, tu''
said an investigation had disc,o,.,
that the 2s-year-old Borowv w..
not entitled to the 2-B classitic,,S;'"s
he now holds. The 2.B cla,,;;s.
ton is given to essential war WAY.
ers, Bloomer added. WA"
Bloomer, who said it va, i,
pected the Bloomfield board vu,,.
act on Hanks case next MonSsr
declined to say what draft srcm
he thought Borowy belonged N
"Borowy is not entitled 10 ,,s
classification" he said. "It will
be up to the local board 10 de.N,
whether he should be Shifted I'M,
IA or IA" So"
The placing Of the mound III,
who is married and has one chilli
in IA would make him subject N
immediate induction in,o IN.
armed forces. The IA elassihc,.
ton, a deferred grouping, /, give,
to essential men in civilian indus.
tries or professions considered
necessary to the war effort BY Ii,
local boards.
Borowy was placed in iB BY
his draft board last winter Will,
he was employed at the Eastern
Tool and Manufacturing Co. Of
Bloomfield.
He quit the Bloomfield concern
in March to enter spring training
with the Yankees at Atlantic CITY
end has has been playing baseball
since.
Selective Service headquarters
had disclosed Wednesday that Il
was investigating Borowy's case
because of question raised over
whether he was entitled to , 2B
classification.
Bloomer, refusing to elaborate
issued this statement in announc.
ing the completion Of the investsa.
ton:
1.-THE investigation into the draft
status of Henry L. Borowy has
been completed. The investigation
reveals that Borowy's present 2'B
classification as an essential war
worker is erroneous.
"The case has been referred
to the local board fo- reconsider
ton. It is understood that this
matter will be considered by them
Monday August g."
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Wayne A. Fonveille, Jr.,
To Take Bar Exam Soon

Wayne A. Fonveille, Jr., of Will
mington, is among twenty law
graduates who will take the exam
nations for adnittance to practice
in North Carolina, when the Board
of Law Examiners of the Council
Of the State Bar meet in Raleigh
next Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, according to an an
nouncement by Executive Secre-
tary Edward L. Cannon, yesterday.
Five North Carolinians who have
been licensed to practice in Cher
states have made application to
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SPECTATORS JEER
LAVAL TESTIMONY
Continued from Pare One)

explained the statement in terms
making it appear that his conduct
as chief of the Vichy government,
in which Petain was Chief Of State,
was in reality a huge double-cross
in the interests of France and moi
in those of Germany or of him
self.
"You must realize my position, u
Laval told Mongibeausx. 1T was
necessary that the Germans be-
lieve was being honest with them.
I said that and wrote that on Jan
uary %. 1912.
In my first draft, I said I be-
lieved and hoped for Germany vic.
tory. Rochat, my former chief Of
office, said, in your place, would.
MT say that I sa.d, You are
right from the French viewpoint,
but 1 am saying it for other rea.
sons, to make the Germans be.
lieve l am with them
However, l took that to Petain,
who read it and said he would pre-
fer to strike out the words believe
in,' just leaving the words nope
for That's what l did.
Il made that statement know
ing how it would make French
men feel"
When Laval finished, Petain, who
sat listening nervously to Laval
throughout the session, spoke out
from his big mahogany arm chair.
Il had a very violent reaction
when l hard what Laval said about
the phrase hoped for German
victory" said the Marshal.
Il had thoroughly agreed with
Rochat that it should be sup
pressed. Then I heard it on the
radio and jumped in surprise"
Laval went on to assert that when
the Allies landed in North Africa,
Krug Won Nidda, German coun.
sCl-general at Vichy, showed him
a telegram from Adolf Hitler Of
fering France a military alliance
with Germany.
Laval said he told Petain it was
out of the question and told Otto
Abetz, Hitler's envoy in Paris, that
it was impossible, (which shows
that though I was willing to use
the phrase about hoping for Ger
man victory as a sort Of cover
all, there were things I couldn't
accept"
When it was announced yester-
day that Laval would be called as
a witness, observers predicted
that he would attack Petain and
other French leaders as we'll as
defending himself. Instead. he
seemed to 60 out of his way to
avoid attacking Petain personally.
He is expected to testify again to-
morrow.
Precautions were doubled in and
around the little courtroom of the
surrounded Laval as he entered
the courtroom wearing a gray suit
and the white tie which was for
years. with a dropping cigaret, his
political trademark. Nearly / 900
guards were posted in and around
the building, in contrast to the 600
which were thought sufficient to
guard Petain. W
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DIR. MEACHAM nT g

BALTIMORE, Aug. 3.-R- DR..
Merle R: Meacham, 81, manager
OF the Baltimore and Charlest,
S. c., refineries of the Standard
oai company of New Jersey, died
today in Union Memorial hospital
OF cerebral hemmorrhage. He
had been i'll several weeks
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EfrorS: WORKMAN. HUNS paVtd III
Galan 2. Walker. Medwick. Wright. Me
nsn 2, Holmes. Two base hits: Basinski.
Walker, Workman. Home run: Galan.
Nieman. Sacrifice: Rosen. Double plays:
King. Sandlock, and Galan; Sandlock
and Bordagary. Left on bases: Brooklyn
II. Boston H. Bases on balls: Branca 3.
King I, Seats !. Wright l. strikeouts:
Buker 2. Seats !. Wright 2. Hits. Oft
Branca in 2 innings; King In 5; Buk-
er in 2; Seats in l. Passed ball
Sandlock. Losing pitcher: Branca: um-
pires: Stewart, Ballanfant and Mayer
kurth Time: 3 ~. Attendance: 6,04S.
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Errors: Stanky, Workman. Runs batted
in: Olmo 2; Galan. Bordagary 2. Two base
hit: Stanky. Home run: Dino. Stolen
bases: Galan 2: Bordagary. Double plays:
Gregg, Basinski to Galan; Basinski,
Stanky to Galan. Left on bases: Brook
lyn 9; Boston 2. Base on balls. Gregg ;;
Tobin 6. Strike outs: Gregg s; Tobin 1.
Umpires: Magerkurth, Stewart and Bal.
lanfant. Time: 200. Attendance: 1000
(estimated).
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STANDINGS

American League
Washington z; Boston 3 first camel
New York 4; Philadelphia /.
Chicago S; Detroit 0.
st. Louis 6; Cleveland S.
National League
Chicago II; Cincinnati 5.
st. Louis S; Pittsburgh /.
NEW YORK, Aug. a. Up Major
league standings including all day gam.
es Of Aug ;.
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Leftover crusts can 60 into rud-
dings or be dried and made into
dry crumbs
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NORFOLK, Va. Aug. 3.-(R)-
Two Marines are missing in the
crash of a land plane which fell
into the water three miles South
west of Cape Lookout, N. c. Thurs
day afternoon while on routine
training maneuvers, the Fifth
Naval District Office of Public In
formation announced tonight.
The missing aviators are 1t.
James A. Kerr, USMCR, son of
Mrs. c. A. Kerr, Portland Ore,
and Tech. S-Sgt. Carl Elk, Jr.,
USMCR, son of Mrs. Carl Elk, ST.,
Of Lyndhurst, N. J.
The plane was attached to the
Marine Auxiliary Air Facility, Oak
Grove, N. c.
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TEN LOSE LIVES
in AIR CRASHES
Continued from Page One)

it hit the water at 1911 a. M,
and sank II minutes later.
The Clipper left the Port of
Spain at 1904 a. M, bound for San
Juan, Puerto Rico, on a schedu-
led fligh which originated at Trini-
dad.
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the Board for admission to the
Bar by comfy.
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Second Game)

Totals
xBatted for King in 9Th.
xxBatted for Buker in 9th
xxxRan for Stanky in 9th
Evening star., 1945-05-30
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. c.p.a., controller. expert
enced in public accounting and contract
terminattonS; available Immediately Box
}9s-A. Star. g
ACCOUNTANT. available one day week;
reg basis; general records, taxes financial
statements: expert Adams O7.,2 l3s
BoOkkEEPER. experienced; morning en-
ployment, n Box 247,A, Star. 3l'
DRAFTsMAN-All types, good letterer;
lnes, salary, S65 week. Box 437-A. Star
ELDERLY, ACTIVE MAN want managers
position, gas station or parking lot. TR
MAN. 81, ex-service, draft exempt, sue
ceSsiul BACKGROUND in public relations ad-
vertiSing promotional work and selling is
interested in responsible position with
postwar possibilities. either in the O s.
or south America. Box 452-A Star. u
MANAGER R-SALESMAN, thoroughly expert
enced in all branches of mems apparel.
capable Of managing small store; best local
reterence. Box ALA. Star 30.
PATENT ATTORNEY. fully qualified and
experienced in all phases patent soliciting
seeks position with local patent Arm Box
4l4-A. Star AZ.
PHoToGRApHER. experienced, commercial
and news work: references furnished. Box
:}99A Star. 40.
REsTAURANT MAN. experienced, respon-
sible. wishes connection, can make small
inye2tment Phone DE 3459. II
SUPERVISOR, correspondent. or ir adm
asst; 10 years exp. in business. $50 wkly
Box 443-A, Star. 3.
POSITION WANTED as portrait operator.
Al man. in real studio. 6ul Spring
St. West Falls Church, Va
Evening star., 1945-05-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCT'G' typing, supervisory and gen. off
age 20, yrs. exp, excel. ref. perma
neat postwar, advancement oppor., salary
ADMINISTRATIVE or executive assistant
expert expert ONCE hn manaser n excellent back
ATTRSr1oS< a1SFRS OK sTsKSEssMES sTsG Ssss YOUR,
short OF office help, if you need a stenog-
or or Longer; cal! MRS, PERLoFF CO. j. 1851
BooKKEEPER desires bookkeeping durins
evening hours, accounting experience, alse
cohoRED WOMAN s2s 4|tA desires s'dr position tc
Ga, care for children by day or week. Ludlow
pkEssMAk.Ns asssisnsE s. Eep9aslns
Irving St. NV. ADJ. 4 AID 223s
GIRL. colored. desires JOB as waitress o,
hotel maid; . to pm. IA. 3190 after
GIRL, colored, wants lob. elevator opera.
tor; full time. DI 6lS4.
NURSE available now for duty; book ma
NURSE, white. day-duty services available
Will assist with household duties UN
NURSE, settled desires ls-hr. nve-ir
case with refined adult 50 cay: market
sqd a ! sqok if desired BY AHA, Star 30
exn. Call Kensnqton 366-W,
OFFICE CLEANING. early morn. or eve
N, nings wanted by refined colored woman
SECRETARY and assistant to executive
Wellesley graduate, experienced. fye-day
week preferred, SO week OR 1920 81
TfPlNG 10 be Done al home former eff.
ficlency Govt. stenographer: ref. if neces-
sary. Call IA. 54I1
WOMAN. colored. wishes days work; 81
and caFiare, or part or full time. NO
43:;:I
WANTED - Position as kitchen helper
steam table or dish helper. PAULINE
IALBOIT Apt. No. ), 20O6 18th ST. nv
u, n p
keeper to elderly lady. Call DU. 11O4
10 70 .. Wednesday
Evening star., 1945-05-30
PERSONAL,

RELIABLE WAKE-UP SERVICE For in
GAP Pay AT scnoo a1sG Brookand Sum
mer session begins June 15. Supervised all
day care; select group; cultured environ
%ent dTen qnde5 to G9mpftssns 1U gsgs leadership Chill
HITE SCHOOL CANA summer OF
safety and constructive fun for the small
So1a 90 csmp t. day and
Williams. formerly opposite Mayhower;
Feanens home phone tS5 kE Efnsmfn ss only hotel o
HSf p ssAmsI9 S2BtIn and RSs' Hos
MON MoSTf SeHGT S1TA RxNch atS 4 caMF nSe where you
ooy will be happy: Riding, swimming
rifery; qualified staff: good food; ,conv
i9 groups s!S5-15): Provides health, safety
RakMASesT RaSs HSa ME 81 ssamS1S and qss Hs
Hh 2iGHIT HIAoH e1IrUkRp 4akR J. WoMxN Ma teaches
English, self-confldence, freedom from self
SLIP COVERS and draperies professional,
cut and tailored, Georgetown, Spring Valley
Wesley Hgts. and other NV. sections pref
sRRs sss5 WIFI aad chd MI 1922 q
ing $50 miles from washington, will shar,
home with serviceman,s, wife and child II
exchange for care Of child. Elmwood, ,6. 697
HOWELL ACADEMY FOR BOYS offers
l2-month program Of school; summe
ns sna add al ffms aE qsi WH $685. 55sdns
DR. a. w JOHNSON. dentist False teetf
reuafred while you wait Room 6O2
Westnry Bldg 6u5 l4th NV
PHONE SHEPHERD $500 ask for Mis-.
Wris't # YOU are in need of a loan up t.
5000 on your signature
DRESSMAKING SEAMSTRESS. MRS
WEAVER, 2o7 Morgan St. NV. Opel
weekdays and nights. No Sundays. 4.
PROFESSIONAL ENTERTAINMENT avail
able for private parties and clubs only
Call Hobart 1891 after o'clock. 81.
WOULD LIKE mother with a child tt
| 81. 45S3. 3ls
ACCORDIoNs repaired. detailed estimates
| lose air. BASES stick. tone sound bad, neat e
overhauling? AT. 557S.
NOW! The very latest in portraiture, youl
personality in color, mo tinting or paint.
ing" genuine full-color photography
amazingly low prices. Phone Emerson
1878. to s pm. LAURENCE &
RICHARDS, Wisconsin ave. and Windon
pl. NV, at Tenley Circle.
Evening star., 1945-05-30
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS. SIDING; roofing. rock wool in
sulation. storm sash with interchangeable
screens. General home. improvements.
NJ = {Ss,s Ns J. ss1 sss ef s"'
PAY5S Rg ana as1s n.,nnr pure 2 Butch
Boy lead and oil pail paint; HA inside and md outside
cEMEsT efEnfE T0rk WokK' Np stons sSss walls agstone
porches and walks, chimney freplaces: F,
MAaRCuCCIo. Route 4, Horners lane, Rock
s5s pssna sha. sssnss sss NJ
fss' s5'fs se n'*hs' sia
REPRESENTATIVES. l;6 s, roofing siding m insuIa, nl
shEEs sAEESSf S0NSFsa G5AfFaSiSk S 5 Sadns Gs0
shnsie roofs, asbestos vail siding insaia:
ts0n sHWEI sfRsTstf e. pav99sss 99ssss Estimates free
oa ssss made into
house repairs Get our free estimate
Rs RsRfRs es3mfnfs Go sso AHSE E47ss g. HONE
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME porches in
ed and Sack WORK psnns
and plumbing. roofing, siding and storm
sash. Get our free estimate. Terms
erai contractors. GE. 9551
PAINTING, decorating, roof repairs, home
repairs; white mechanics: work guaranteed.
a falNFiSSd. NiFnS sims sErAfR1sG AR sS rArERNe. in.
side or outside: all work guaranteed: easy
monthly payments. SYMONDS BROS. Ia
PAINTING AND DECORATING-40 years
experience in making homes brighter. Rea-
sonable rates for unexcelled workmanship
1858 after 5 pm. LUCAS, LUCAS &
LUCAS. S23 Emerson st. nv.
IN vIRGINIA-CaiI PATTERSON-GARD
Vile roofing. siding insulation: storm win
dows, screens. heating. remodeling. Terms.
Evening star., 1945-05-30
HELP DOMESTIC.

CLEANING WOMAN, 3 days week, 9 to ?
1o2 an hour and carfare; on busline
COMP ccotSMfPPASNiisoN-HousEKEEpER, SNiiso white, no,
over 30 years, for semi-invalid, middle
aged lady live in :" in in, family; salary
COOK, colored, experienced, live in: s1oC
month: summer months at country estate
near Washington: butler and lanndress
COOK. general houseworker: Experienced
rereFeneeS' u E9 PAS Basement room 63o2 31st pl
COOK, clean first floor; good salary; l.
COOK and general housework part time
COOK AND G.HW.. willing to to 60 t"; to sea
I n's Wk ksusF s5 city 'hlqreo ref oR IN ta@'
COUPLE, colored. capable and reliable, tt
do do = 2no-fioor work, help serve and care fol
Sbe1y n Gbsha hshsaSS a club
bEpEENbA,BLE WOMAN, live in, genera
G;H.W., S27.5o per week; small apt. assis
with 2 children: 52-day week. CHI. 1885
G.H.W.. care. 9 schoolgirls for employed
sunasy soqeis; sRfii HT osgs ssps, hours to b;
Thurs. or Sat. afternoon OF; $50 a wk
G.H.W-CooK. colored, help care of {
children, ages 3 and 5; hYe days week
set settled: oJ must live in: s@2.5o to start
GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER, light cooking
fond of children, $50 week, 5k2 days. 81
GENERAL HousEwoRKER. experienced
plain cooking; live in, Silver Spring; beau.
tiful private room, bath and radio; nc
heavy laundry: $50 week to start. RA
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, laundry: 5 days
| 9 to 5; permanent with family of 4; sic
and carfare. EN-. S306
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, 5h-day week
, in family; $50 month; live in; local rel.
erences required. WI. 3772.
GIRL, colored, for light housework; S1s
week; live in. Call Wisconsin 1853 aftel
I6 pm.
GIRL to work from 9 to 6; references; 81,
week. Taylor 1881.
GIRL, reliable. for general housework, tt
| live in Bethesda; must be fond of chill
drsni good salary. 9L; 1a47;
9-1: $3.50 plus carfare; Buckinghan
Community. Arlington. GIL. 3129.
Evening star., 1945-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

hshsa essS ssf cs NJ Mr. dsEaR2S FARRS
ADDING MACHs,. typewriters, calculators.
hTs SGd ssR G9 s AND xssk D @
sSrs sShsh re- 2D s feRf5sf oPc agMaa HR
reasonable. caiI RA 49, any time, any .
aTs must on be legs n gh or Without At
s@ftsS @ sSn Pm. s sH. IN 1879. fSe 'on0''.0n' Can
BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture:
al or Eofase "A & S9
BEDROOM FURNITURE, living room
bbiefces, dining lining room set RUGS pictures,
Please cal! TO-DAY MIR GRADY, Ma $500.
oed osd peos ol n he sso
BEDROOM @ ms suITEss 49G8 Office furniture, dining
glassware and rugs. Dupont 0513.. 1s
BICYCLE. any condition. wanted for ma
tsssd phRaS Roies Go ss9 so1d condition .cces
4:a? or write 11ls Mass ave. NV.
S'f; sSs' SPs5s ssa'';:
SAMEKAs ana paeso both
FORD PHOTO SUPPLY, 6os Eth St. NV: NV:
P:sfs s''e 70: s. "se
pI, s7ss opsn ewes win can,
sgsR Rssss 0fs iiaa '0E s s'n T.
DiAMoNbs. GoLD Higssss ssss CASH Mn Dfiee, sstl
ilf 81 MARKE1 xxi oif go PstoF' st. you sell
ELECTROLUX gas refriserator. SIT. also
sonaS o IarnsT tNn Tsh bed taRh sp oa controls studio
FURNITURE-Want.s some used household
goods, goo also good used piano. Cali Republic
fuRNiTTRES fFtnESe Of the better kind wanted a.
once. will buy one piece or entire home:
also want combination radio and grand
piano Please call today MR.. GRADY.
FURNITURE, oric-a-prac. china, glassware.
pIss, ggs na,e s pMsnsiss htshest sash
FURNITURE--Rugs. bedroom and and dining iniS
room. elec. refg., elec. washing and sewing
mach, pianos. radios. household goods,
results san any time ~ TR' s50ass 4s75. f0f pest
FgRNITURE, inner spring mattresses,
essh csifF PRICES Ssshps NJ Hashnes g1as FANS highest
FURNITURE. in, good, clean condition;
stoves. ieeboxes; highest cash prices paid
E9ER c0 ena lSoS SoSs st. TR 1882
ssss ssSs es5e; Ss ssFs SE,Fss removal E4nsssd
GoLDEBrins your old gold. silver. PLATING
IS SesTs at sss p, s. cash
nt8neSt
price. Ask for MR.. OPPENHEIMEE. e03
EADY's yJopHpuR BOOTS, s-sn. phon.
Evenings; Wisconsin 1886. l.
prices. Call Republic 6212. KITS. 1880
G st. NV.
NEWsPAPERs wanted. soc per 100 lbs;
books and magazines SOC per 100 lbs;
delivered our warehouse. II you cannot
deliver your accumulation please phone
s,a5 scrap iron and metals: ACE JUNK CO.
NEWSPAPERS wanted. SOC per 100 lbs;
books 6oS,SsraI and magazines. s5c per 100 lbs;
deliver your accumulation please phone
us Highest prices paid for house rass.
sAG sA 6 : CO. SS2 2ls l st; s.w. DI: so069a ~,
books and magazines. S5c per 100 losi
delivered our warehouse; II you cannot
us Hishest prices paid fer h9nss ,pIMs rags' az
433 K ST. NV District 1927.
PIAN0-We are locking for Spinet. aps.
upright or grand piano. Wiu Day the
highest cash price. GE. S465.
CONTINUED on Next Psgs)
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HELP poMEsTIc (cont. J

GIRL WANTED for general housework ant
week. 9 to 8; $l6.25 per week. Phone
HoUsEKEEPER white, general light duties
care, care Of children; live in or out. WA
HOUSFKEEPER, white. for private home
| live in: one who will take interest in homs
because Wlte is employed; Sloo per month
RousGkEEfER;; aeS PER; $50, private room; child
welcoms; Seaside; assist 3-year.old Call
HOUsEMAN for small boarding house; no
Sundays, sleep IN or out; references. Mr.
eolofed o'e to Clean 81 rooms in roomins
SSS Desi ea MIS- MISS " %EbB ssnsa5s saG per
required y days. s:so eens to s; no SUNDAYS;
sIs59 ~ so1 and res earfare; other help employed
MAID. 'c; colored, @ general housework. nc
week s"i az st. must fs Tk ss5s ss9sfsh
Of sh Ses n9 hnns
Md sat' SO sa hr sIas and earfare' Silver Spring
for adult household; hours. 1870 to $50
Best references required, Phone DU. 7467
MAID. Thoroughly experienced, for g.h,w.
live in. good wages to right person: other
he,P employed ao,oysd local refs Wo asI5
month: city ref fond Of children: private
upstairs room an and bath. OR; 1905; =,
chevy Chase Chase. Md WI wi. 4Iti4. I6l anu Val iA' g
MAID, colored. g.h.w;; good home. small
maid with us s. years. S' RA. 1868 or u; NE. NE
MAID; eolored;; for beauty shop. Apply
MAN TO wash woodwork and walls: needed
MOTHERS HELPER wanted. must live in,
GnI1 Gife Wf E90m. 1o4a pleasant home; sl2 weekly
NURSE. white, for two boys, age "a and
4; to spend July and August in suburban
PVT family; $la5 monthly. ordway 0i42
RFGuLak RfSH Ia P maiD 4s am BPandysne ID m st. *
days; June to July /; 500; references
WOMAN, white, to share hovsework and
care for two boys, age one and half and
four. with mother. to spend July and
August in Chicago suburb; S125 monthly:
refs OrGway 0l42
WOMAN, live in or out. ghw. care OF
small child. every Thurs. and two Sun. mo
child; no laundry or cooking; 81 day wk.,
no Sundays; live in preferred; $50 SO wk
and carfare. DU. 200.
WoMAN Nt4eI to help in service pantry ND
O0S4. 1919 r. l. ave. NV
WOMAN experienced. to take care of g.
s99d sp3d E% hSme; G.os good salary Broadmoor
WOMAN white or colored. for ghw. and
laundry. sundays of. sci wk. Apply to
DIpL6M,r 9iT pm "a fanny M ave .dits ne Apt s
care of house, cook and gh.w,: light
laundry; hours, 40 m to 3 pm no
sundays; near Mass ave. and Bath St
ny; r., ss saiary open: city references. Phone