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Evening star., 1945-09-09
FARMS FOR RENT.

LARGO. MD.-Good farm for rent on
barn and fine land J. RIDLEY SHIELDS
530g Decatur St. Hyattsville, Nd. Hf
POULTRY FARM FOR RENT. completely
equipped with electric battery and foor
brooders, fully modern, residence on farm
viii raise 1000 chicks monthly to broller
or fryer size. very reasonable. Help avail
able il desired CHI. ;,322 or OK. 1910.
MONEY TO LOAN.
HAVE TO INVEST $500 to $4,000 in
business. industry, or institution. or to
MONEY NON eaGse IN slscsoND rRusr-we win
q "a RessopaSIs M1ErsN sasss cHkP SsPloNA5
n Y. ave. nv National $3.50
LIST AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt ana
courteous service Consult rs before Dor
rowing Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT co. al7 9th st, NV DI. $3.50.
K ST. NV. NATIONAL FINANCE co.
MONEY on Ist or 2nd trusts: prompt
action. reasonable rates; nearby Md, Va.
Or p e property o, THE AMERICAN CO..
MORTGAGE LOANS, ~ interest. Prompt
service. MOORE o. HILL CO.. S04 nth
st. NV.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for 1st and
CORPORATION. RE. il33.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont

CHEVROLET ~ SPECIAL Es With hsayy-duty d1t
res 1ree a4d 5 M viii pndT ss oeA eA fs sss
EARL :. KUBE, 1855 Downins st. ne.
fNGTERN2asTIoNAL mi D-s5 model truck
tractor and Baker trailer: suitable for
PENTAGoN LUMBER COMPANY, ia.
INTER f,ton On laa5 panel body truck for
sale; . 6sx2o a. prewar , tires; very good
pm, sun Or osos. "I
TREADWELL AUTO AND TRUCK SALES,
sosr s10 Fneg sn9;n sFaneh Ma r. q fieTsr s" aye
ssin,dd snd low speeds. 1000 nj: in top con
a,i14n isEfA $685. sSSs $50 tires The ideal
Dodge 1912 pickup, oyergrown, jeep,
'O 6 N Z, lo4g dump truck: -oyerha ulsd
Dodge a41 dump truck; 2-speed rear
tot soa eoednn fdfns $500 '9fy down $50 good
Plymouth 1889 pickup. Sold as is
Dodge 1928 tractor 3la ton. heavy
duty. 2-speed rear 5-speed trans. 1000
rubber. 4 heayy-duty tractor: CAB over
easef o se RffR 500 s'ake down ira'ier priced
Chevrolet 1912 stake: cab over engine,
2-Speed rear, S25 tires. l4ft nat body.
only 5995I $500 down; trade and terms
invited.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS
No priorities needed
Some trucks brsnd-neW.
Terms and trades
Chevrolet 1912 t2-ton stake, 12-ft. body
Chevrolet lai2 lkz-ton stake. with power
winch.
/ Chevrolet 1912 1ka-ton dump.
| Dodge 1850 ] t2-ton stake.
| Dooge 1910 142-ton dump.
REQ l942 4-tUn tractor.
! heo 1872 +-ton dump.
These trucks can be Durcha Sed con-
siderapiy below ceInng prices anG all are
/ IN excel. cond., with heavy duty Army
! tires. QUO WheeIs. CENTRAL MOOR CO.
/ 3l43 Leo highway. Arlington, daily anc
Sat. 8 to q. CA. 1000. OK. d552.
/ AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
3: PLYmoUTh lkUCK or l2-ton pick up
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY WANTED.

WILL SELL seccnd-trust note, 100 per
cent secured on downtown Washington
three-story brick apartment house: equity
now about $3.50. bears 81 interest; no
discount Chestnut 66sa %
INVESTORS. attention-We have need for
clients to purchase second deed Oh trust
notes on coiored owner occupied proper
ties. RELIANCE REALTY CO., Oil 18th st.
NV DI 6351 15s
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LARGE MODERN GARAGE. long estab-
lished ana profitably operated; fully
equipped in every respect; owner retiring
and will sell property, business and all
equipment This Is a 100000 PROPOSE
tion Only responsible parties should in
vestisate this deal, Call HARRY /, FRIED
MAN Rrnber Pc
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LOTS WANTED.

LOT IL NV. section for four-family. nat
WANTED TO BUY in vicinity of Maryland
for a high class home. Please give de-.
tails. Box 334-H. Star.
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Under D. C. laUs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, pait three full days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
AUTO TRUCKS For HIRE.

=: PLYaoUIh lkUCk or 12-Ion pick u
truck ia 1S,u Lii 40 lb7
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AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.

DtMr AND STAKE TRUChs with driver
ayanable immeaia cely Can Temple 'd;!
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HOUSE TRAiLeRs WANTED.
GARAGES FOR SALE.

WANTED-Eouse trailer, best, about S5'
cash will blV Vienna IUl
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CoL0RED-CAPITAL yIEW-Corner 52nd
and e. Capitol st. $3.50. GUY TIMER.
1925 You st. NV. NO. 1907
C0LORED-4-ACRE WOODED TRACTS;
16 miles from District line in Md; $50
acre. RE. 2a9S 10s
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BUICK-Brand-new tactory-built replace
ment engines for 1889, 1910. l9il and
1912 Bucks: not rebuilt engine but a
Buick Dealers, 18th and NJ SITS NV. DI.
SlGo
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29
DISNEY FEATURE
 SHOWS TONIGHT
 ASCApIT0L' L'SBILl

Walt Disney has been called the man who makes happy memories. His current feature-length film, The Three Caballeros". at the Cap itol Theatre tonight. affords seventy odd Technicolor moments of tuneful, enchanting memories.
 The story, which is paced by six teen rollicking songs, has to do with Donald Duck, and two cronies-Joe Carioca and Panchito; bevy of de- vastating lovely senoritas recruited from our Good Neighbors and in- trcduced in their own personalities to American fans; and a story of love and romance which starts at the South Pole and ends at the beach at Acapulco
 It all starts when Pablo, the Pen guin who suffers from cold feet, and his pal Smokey Joe, stove. bet their hearts desire and leave the Antarctic forever to go live in the Tropics.
 There are moments everyone will cherish: little Mexican children cele- brating their Christmas; the antics on the beach at Acapulco when the feathered Caballeros meet the Dis- ney Girls; the enchanting number in Baia; and others which reveal themselves in an irresistible pattern of beauty, comedy and music.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29
FORREST IS CIVILIAN

The Sergeant is now a civilian Just a plain, ordinary American civilianl
 Wallen Forrest, accompanied by his wife. the former Helen Pusich arrived last week from the south. Wallen was discharged a week ago today at Fort Lewis after nearly five years of duty in the U. s. Signal Corps as sergeant.
 Forrest, at the beginning of his Army service, was stationed at the Juneau Signal Corps office. He was later transferred to Nulato, and from there to Fairbanks, then to Cold Bay. Several months ago he went through to Seattle on fur tough and his wife joined him there.
 For the present, Mrs. Forrest will remain here with her parents while Forrest will go on to Fairbanks where he plans to establish busi- ness of his own. Mrs. Forrest will join him there later.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29
ALASKA (0A5TAI
 CARRIES MANY ON
 TRIPS ON WEEKEND

On flights during the weekend Alaska Coastal carried the following passengers to and from Juneau:
 From Ketchikan--J. V. Cole, E. c Robinson, Henry M. Hogue and J D. Smith.
 From Petersburg-Harry G. Jack son. Harry O. Jackson.
 From Wrangell-James Cooper.
 From Skagway-Dee Bolton and Lloyd Jarmen.
 From Hawk Inlet-Sam Pekovich, Paul Morgan, Bildad Banch and w. O. Hynes.
 From Sitka-H A. Sanders, MT. and Mrs. Nels Bredick, Corrine An derson, Betty Gloves, Roy Evanson, Milan Hagen, Selywn P, Mock, Bill Wilson, T. c. Whiteside, Viola Wilms, T. J. Lawlor, Mrs. Straiger, R. P Shared, Peter B. Strong, and A. E. Glover.
 From Hoonah: Elsie Gomez and John Abbott.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
SILVER TEA SATURDAY

The Douglas Island Woman's Club is planning an outstanding event when they give their tea on Saturday, Nov 3, in Eagles Hall. A special invitation is extended to all Douglas women and members of the Juneau club as well as all other local women.
 The club hopes to have on dis play at the Silver Tea pictures and articles depicting the early days in Douglas. If anyone in Douglas or Juneau has such items and would care to loan them, it would be very much appreciated by the committee in charge if these could be borrowed for the occasion. They would be well taken care of, and returned promptly after the tea. Call Mrs. Marcus Jensen, POP, or Mrs. N. B. Rustad, 552.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29
RECENT BRIDE IGNORED

Complimentary to Mrs. Douglas Wahto, recent bride, Mrs. Earl Miller and Bernice Johnson were co-hostesses Saturday evening at shower at the home of Mrs. A, J. Balog, parents of the bride.
 Several games were played dur ing the evening and prize winners were: High scores, Mrs. Guy Russo and Mrs. Clarence Walters; con- solation, Mrs. Gene Hulk and Mrs. James DeMers.
 The guests were entertained by vocal trio selections presented by the Misses Patsy Balog, Shirley Ann Edwards and Noreen Andrews.
 A centerpiece of chrysanthemums in autumn colors decorated the re- freshment table.
 Mrs Wahto was presented with lovely chenille bedspread from her friends, who numbered 25.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29
HOSPITAL NOTES

Six patients were admitted to St. Ann's Hospital over the weekend and six discharged.
 Those admitted were: Frank l. Williams, medical patient; Mrs Charlie Swan, who entered for med ical care, Mrs. C. A. Bowling, whc will receive surgical attention, anc Chess Moodley and James Sofoulis both medical patients.
 !, Discharged were. Alexander Buar- dini, Jerry McKevin. Roy Foisberg Mrs. John Hale, all medical pa tients; Samuel Spencer, surgical patient, and Mrs. Charles Wittaner and newly born daughter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29
"5WEET ROSIE
 O'GRADY" NOW
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Film audiences are in for the treat of the season in the new goth Gen. tury Technicolor hit, Sweet Rosie O'Grady," now at the goth Gen. Jury Theatre, starring Betty Grable Robert Young and Adolph Menjou The picture, with all it's color splen- for. is one of the gayest, most tune .ul films to be released this season
 Mack Gordon and Harry Warren ,enned five topflight tunes for the film, including the spectacular wishing Waltz" which is brought to the screen in an elaborate se- quence featuring Betty and singer Phil Began, plus chorus of 30 voices, which is accompanied by an orchestra of 40 pieces conducted by Alfred Newman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29

Outgoing passengers to Skagway were: MT. and Mrs. R. L. Richard son, Elsie Brucke, Ted Reynolds, Dee Bolton and Lloyd Jarman-
 To Haines--- Wesley Willard
 To Excursion Inlet-Robert Knox and Glen w. Johnson.
 To Sitka-Henry Sully, Major E. Wiles, Mrs. Thomas Young, Ed J.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29
NICKELS HAVE GRIL

A baby girl was born to the Rev. and Mrs. Peter J. Nickels Saturday, weighing seven pounds and eight ounces, and has been named Ly- nette Ann. Baby Lynette joins three little sisters, Carol, Eileen and Twila May.
 Mother and daughter are re- ported resting well at St. Anns Hospital in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29
IRWIN IMPROVED

In recent wires from Dr. Dawes, former Juneau physician attending Ernie Irwin at Valdez, recently in- Jured in an automobile accident there, it is announced that the patient is making satisfactory re- covery and will be returned to his Douglas home by the first available transportation
 Mrs. Irwin today expressed her desire to thank her many friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness of her husband
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29
LEE WALMS DIES

Mrs. George Straiger, local ma- trcn, was called from a vacation in Seattle last week by the illness of her h CT, Lee Walms of Sitka.
 Upon her arrival here by plane, Mrs. Straiger received the sad news that her father had passed away.
 After attending the funeral ser vices at Sitka, Mrs. Straiger has re- turned here and, accompanied by her father-in-law, Henry Straiger, will leave soon for Seattle via PAA.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29
Night5thooI
 Idea Dropped

With only total of 21 prospective students enrolled for the proposed adult night school at Juneau High this year, A. B. Phillips, Superin- tendent of City Schools announced this morning that plans for the school will be dropped. -
 We have no more than seven registrants for any one Of the eight classes" he said, and that number is too low to justify nopeningg the school"
 The minimum number for each class was set at 10 students. This is the first attempt since 1941 that the school has made to reopen its. night classes. Another attempt will be made next year, MT. Phillips said
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29
NOTICE.

DOUGLAS PROPERTY OWNERS
 Buyers are waiting for Douglas property. Let us sell yours. Swift Real Estate Agency. Douglas Trad ing Post, Phone 12. Q0,097-t12)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29

in Skagway, following a weeks visit here with Mrs. Feero's daugh- ters, Mrs. Clarence Walters and Mrs. Thomas Jensen and their families.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29
TWO LOCAL MEN BACK

Harry Worobec returned to his home here after completing his work contract on a government project at Fairbanks.
 Adolph Hirsch also returned last week following completion of 6 years employment as an electrical lineman on the Army base at Annette Island.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29
(HApELADIE5 HAVE
 FOOD SALE TUESDAY

The Chapeladies of the Aux Bay section will have food sale to- morrow. The sale starts at l2 o'clock noon at DeHart's Grocery and wide assortment of edibles will be on dis play.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29
ATTENTION .Nf4SONS

Called Communication of Mt. Juneau Lodge Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock, with work in the E. A. Degree. Visitors welcome.
 J. w LEVERS, (10, 102-t2) snt ni Secretary
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29

Schaeberle, Barney Grover. and Gloves To Ketchikan--G. t. Oenham. Glenn E. Logan, H. A. Saunders. To Excursion Inlet-R. R. Burns, c. H Wick.
 To Pelican--Mrs M Mosher.
 Enlnire Wnnf-nds hmm re2nlksl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29
JACK CARLYLE VISITS

Jack Carlyle arrived last week from Skagway to visit with his family here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29

MRS. FEERO, SON LEAVE
 Mrs. William Feero and son left on recent steamer for their home
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29

DRINK KING BLACK LABEL!
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-29

being it has been tacitly agreed
that each army would occupy the
territory conquered by it," while
an editorial in lie Pays said falt-
~, ''the French government an
nounced the areas it would like
to see attributed to it. AS no reply
has been forthcoming so far, it
naturally established French mill
tary administration in those terri
tories conquered and occupied by
its armies"
An article in rOrdre was most
outspoken, affirming our contri-
button to this hard 30-years war
has been sufficiently heavy and
great for us to believe that we
have acquired the right of not be-
ing denied the honors and securi-
'ty we have won with our arms. "
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boundary of the zone of operations
of the Seventh U. S. Army ana
not in the operational zone OF the
First. French Army. :
Stuttgart is an important ran
communication and supply center
which was selected, to serve the
military requirements Of the Sew
enth Army in order that operations
of that army in the defeat OF the
common enemy would. be fac1lltat-
ed" ....-e..s -"
In the chorus of press endorse
ments of the cabinets stand, Cab
riel Robinet of the conservative
daily lie Figaro, said what we
do not understand is that this prob
lem should be raised by our Amer
lean friends in the midst OF bat
tie" 49, --
L'Aurore said that "for the time
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FRENCH BAR
YANK DRIVE
Continued from Page One)

and the French First Army of 1t.
Gen. Jean de Lattre de Tassigny.
Nothing in the nature of a clash
has been reported, and the state
ment itself indicated that to avoid
one, the Americans might look else
where.
'In the event Stuttgart is not
available to, the requirements of
the Seventh Army, less desir-
able and less efficient communica-
tons and supply center will have
to be developed to serve the needs
of the Seventh Army in their as
signed mission Of destroying the en-
envy in their zone Of advance, the
statement said.
French officials took the posi-.
ton that the Stuttgart incident al
the moment of the San Francisco
Conference serves to underscore
Frances unanswered request to
the Big Three for a clearly defin.
ed postwar occupational zone, in.
Guiding policing of the cross-Rhine
country from the Ruhr to Lake
Constance.
The Paris press and radio rush
ed to the support of the French
position.
A Paris domestic broadcast at.
firmed that lit is now, more thar
ever, neces sary to defend
Frances interest"
The statement by Supreme
Headquarters, .wh i originally
had declined to comment on the
ground that the disagreement was
political, said at the outset:
The instructions of the Sixth
Army group to the First French
Army in reference to their pres
ence in Stuttgart. were concerned
not with the future territory or
zone of occupation of Germany by
French troops, but that Stuttgart
was included in the operational
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20 miles inland from captured La
Spezia on the road to fallen Parma
British units Were across the
Adige at several points and the
Allied communique said they were
meeting determined resistance "
South OF the river, the communi.
que said, British forces were mop
ping up isolated enemy pockets.
Fifth Army troops both north and
south OF the Pc river continued to
clean out groups of trapped Ger
mans by-passed in the rapid ad-
vance of the Allied armies in their
breakthrough of the Germans
Apennine defense positions. In
some instances. the advancing
Americans found fortified enemy
positions abandoned.
A French War Ministry COM
munique said French troops had
taken Vinadio, IL miles inside Italy
from the French border and thai
the Nazis were retreating east
ward. Several other small towns in.
side 1taly's Piedmont region were
said to have fallen to the French.
Clark in his messages to the
patriots in towns liberated by par.
tisans but not yet occupied by Al.
lied troops, urged them to keep
order, to see to the distribution OF
vlctuals, to look after the sick and
to police the areas under your
CONTROL
Clark said the job done by the
patriots committee of Genoa .is
a model for all cities'' in which the
partisans assumed control
Allied aerial operations were
hampered by bad weather but
during the night 325 enemy vehicles
were reported destroyed or dam.
aged by tactical planes. A convvov
was bombed by planes of the coast
al command in northwest Italy and
the Balkan air force. hit enemy
troop movement and comnunica
tons in Yugoslavia and gun posi-,
tons north of Fiume.
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Residents Urged 10 Aid
Clothing Cm,uass oday
CONTINUED from Pare Onea

victims is to be found in the clos
cts, attics, drawers and trunks of
the American people," Dosher add
ed. discarded clothing, outgrown,
out-moded, long forgotten and un-
worn, can bring untold relief to
these stricken people Get it out
today
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Towns with less than q. 1000
population and unincorpor ated
rural areas total so per cent of
the population of the United
States.
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BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Kingsley Lee King asserts that
he appreciates the votes cast for
him In last Mondays election.
| Political Advt,
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SITUATIONS WoMEN tcen..,

YOUNG ARMY WIFE desires work II, larFo
apartment development typinz. Ming,
bookkeeping; permanent. apartment must
be available. Call Ludlow 154I.-
CAPABLE LADY Of executive ability desires
position OF responsibility: manager of apt.
house for Is years will consider other
nelds where advancement is possible BOX
SETTLED WOMAN and small boy will exch.
services for summer on farm with corr
genial family, or will pay board. Box
UNIVERSITY GRADUATE Oil. d.. knowl-
edge S languages. versatile experience,
wants part-time work In research orsaniZa-
ton, administrative, translating, teaching,
public relations or speaking. Box 204-X,
WANTED - Sales position, infant wear
specially shop; permanent resident D. c.
PERFECT-FiTTING SLIP COVERS and
draperies, all kinds Of alterations: prices
reasonable. JULIA GONZALEZ, 1884 Coz
lumbia I'd. NV. DE 5000.
COLORED, desires days work. in after
aoon from 4 to 6, 60c an hr. with car
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, colored, experienced. wants to live
Fl Rs9ssas GaHNbkY cs KT e4s1 az. home.
ho4n, lsth and sass Columbia road n.w' sunny yard
GIRL, colored., desires days cleaning; ref
6u5h Do. ana carfare; no Va. work. DE.
E Girl; M coIored, wants housework. light
ehidren 0iep p pma ra'ies AD h9 1853 sSok'ns or
G6JiRL, GIRL, colored. wants day work Call AT.
sst s's5ss ssfre assssf ss hi sss sS
GIRL, CHI. eo!Lored, desires weeks work: no
sarfsre ae'5sh cs f. fsys sefS TSrk' soe hour and
and cafase es sa rants oafs afss work. s5
GIRL, eoiorea. desires part-ttime morning
g9Tk, CO; $685. between ,lo-2..
fel0Fss can Ssnss Monssy TIC Eo s4s ast days
{T1% @ 10 70 TTInidad ap's s47i. Pif'-'ime 700
sS0tfe ssy Es ssn'' cs sPz Nj sEa'ns esss ssn
no Sat OF su so5s asy snd dsys pc. week
HsSf5I f5a1iG: fssssls Ct full shars. in
Fssk s42}5 sTaJsfoN feSf ESEk pE 1850 % other
hbAoSDR5Ss: ba.os coioEed, wants work at
sad ehild srs ir ofdsr core iof y sonPns aGHss
~oHioii III eHCHdnee LOT room ana board
Ior self, husband and child; near Camp
sprnc ssprinss o95s or Sc vicinity preferred. cail
WOMAN. colored,- wants part-time morning
work cleaning ofice. Ii 0176
WOMAN, young colored, for days work;
nrst-class laundress and cleaner; SIS, car.
iare; city ref DI 1854
WOMAN, intelligent. wants Job as cham
oermald, waitress: live in, private family;
experienced; references and health card;
]eoiored ] oll Can after II Sunday. Telephone
WOMAN, colored wants days work. laun-
arS only; s5, carfare; references. Call
WOMAN, colored, head cook. wants work
IN the evening in restaurant, from. 4
TO 10, or dinners to cook in private
family, After 80. DE 9553
WOMAN, young, desires part time work
or oT small apts, to clean. call ME. ,oo32.
and carfare. DU. 4795.
WOMAN, colored, settled, wants regular
morning hrs, light housewdrk. Call
North 1920 after O'Clock
WOMAN, colored, wants four days work
at SOC, pei, hour and carfare, or maid in
adult family. NO. 1927.
WOMAN Nan ceoTea os1, wants days work iron
WOMAN, reliable, white, wants several
hours daily as mothers helper ref, zoo
r ave ne Ant 100