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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06
COASTAL AIRLINES HAS 34 PASSENGERS
 COMING INTO JUNEAU

Alaska Coastal Airlines brought B passengers to Juneau yesterday The following II were from Gustav. us: George R. Wilson, William c Nodman, Henry B. Peterson, Onnt Punstinen, L. E. Dubois, E. Foxhill R. H. Whitmore, Mrs. R. H. Whit more, Leonard West, Louis A. Voor- mas and Daniel McCulley.
 From Hoonah: George Swanby Robert Hanson and Nellie Hanson.
 Hans Floe flew in from Excursion Inlet.
 From Sitka; Riley J. Endicott David Price, Vito Girone, N. c Bailey and c. A. Foss.
 Manus Sanders was the Juneau bound messenger from Tenakee.
 From Skagway. u. M. Bussert Larry Hagen, E. J. TimmonS, Earl McGinty, Lima Jackson, Sylvester J Wiedel and Harry c. Monroe.
 From Ketchikan: Virgil s. Car rier, Charles M. Marler, Peter Wam- bach, Arthur Ferron and N. c. Stump.
 Outgoing people numbered 19 to Lake Hesselborg, Hoonah, Excursion Inlet, Sitka, Haines. Skagway, Ketchikan and Petersburg.
 To Lake Hasselborg: Lee Laughlin, James Rude and Vic Hardin.
 To Hoonah: John Abbott, Irene Marvin, Marie Williams, Jerry Mo- Kinley and Marguerite Shepard.
 To Excursion Inlet: Joe Hanson.
 To Sitka: J. w Gucker, William Paul, Jr., N. c. Bailey and c. A. Foss.
 To Haines: Mrs. Paul Sprengle.
 To Skagway: Earl McGinty and Lima Jackson.
 To Ketchikan: Harry Hogue and MT. and Mrs. Ed Kraft.
 To Petersburg: Elmer Johnson.
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ATR0(ITY
 REVEALED
 IN REPORT
Sword Falls on Netks of Vicfims-0thers Put to
 Death by Bdyonefs
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ley of Hope'-December 20, 1943 just has been released. It was pieceo together from accounts including that of Paterno E. Enano, 23, who witnessed the executions and later became a Filipino Guerrilla.
 Enano, a former student of the Central Philippine College, heard Mrs. Covell make her fruitless plea. Then he turned his head as Watan- abe's sworn fell. Enano could not bear to look upon the death of Mrs Covell, who was his teacher at the college.
 Enano said Captain Watanabe was solely responsible for the slaughter.
 A Japanese force of 500 left the township of Libacao in Capiz Prov ince December Is, 1943. On the way to Iloilo, It. Robert King of the U. S. Army and two unidentified en- gineers, later to be numbered among those beheaded, were seized.
 A Filipino, threatened with death, disclosed the location of an Amer ican mission hideout in the Valley of Hope"
 During Sunday services, 250 Japa-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06
Legal Galleries Go Info Action in
 Police Court Tomorrow

The City Magistrates Court here is to Ego formal" tomorrow morn- ing, when Jack D. Jadoff, pro- prietor of the Juneau Inn, comes to trial cn allegations of serving liquor to an intoxicated person whose conduct was disorderly. The trial is to be a full dress affair-with jury and all.
 Prosecution of the charge will be in the hands of City Attorney How ard D. Stabler, with attorney M E. Monagle acting for the defense
 Jadoff was served with sum- mons last Saturday night but hear ing has been delayed to allow time for the opposing legal forces to swing into action.
 After ala jury trial is rare thing in Police Court, where gen. orally the accused says Yes Judge; pays his fine and moves along.
 Magistrate William A. Holzheimer will be presiding when. the Po- lice Court goes "big time" here to- morrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06
FIFTY-FIvE LEAVE
 CITY S0UTHB0UND

Passengers arriving yesterday on ar inbound steamer were Mrs. Mabe Hutchinson, Rodney Johnston, Mrs M Johnston, Ernest Simms, Mrs. Ed ma Simms. Robert Winkelman Charles Miller, Robert Armstrong Martin Bambick, Mickey Bryson Sally Barnes, Lillian Barnes ano Lisle Hebert
 Leaving south last evening were: Miss Helen Cooksey, James Smith Mrs. R. Mclaughlin, H. R. Sprague Mrs. Esther Sprague, James Sprague, Robert Sprague.
 Ruth Hall, Mrs. Walter Savikko Walter Savikko, J. Savikko, E. K Walton, June Hansen, A. c. Whit ney Leona Martin, George O'Keefe Mrs. George O'Keefe.
 Mrs. J. deGanahl, Virginia de Ganahl, Patricia Hogue, Jerene Sanger, Mrs. Hope Wright, Mrs Martin Rian, Mrs. o. E. Arnold, O. E. Arnold, Mrs. R. c. Clifford.
 Glenn H. Morgan, Willard E. Bes- sey, Glenn Cupp, Mrs. Ethel Brown, Mrs. Mildred Hansen, Warren Smith, Casper H. Klee, Lawfence L. Kelley.
 Joseph c. Hall, Fortnato Milo, Harry I. Thatcher, Mrs. w. E. Xiii roy, William E. Kilroy, Louis Ja- cobSen, Helen Hosken.
 M. c. Clifford, Mrs. M C. Clifford, R. E. Barber, Billie Jackson, Ernest Johnson, T. w. Quillin, G. T. Steed, David J. Blake, M A. Wells, Will jam Oberg, c. E. Moore and Charles Miller.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06
KET(HIkAN COURT
 TERM IS TO OPEN

With the local court calendar just about cleared for the present, District Judge George F. Alexander plans to shift court sessions to Ket- chikan next week, for the short, on-jury term there.
 The court party is to sail south from Juneau next Tuesday, it is announced Accompanying Judge Alexander will be Clerk of Court John Walmer, Deputy Clerk J. w. Leivers and Court Reporter Miss Mildred Maynard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06
GIRL SCOUTS NEED
 KITCHEN EQUIPMENT

Donations of large-size cooking utensils and general kitchen equip ment including a large kettle, large glass containers for fruit storage and large baking pans and platters, are requested by the Girl Scout Council for use at Girl Scout sum mer camp. which opens June IT.
 Also needed are mixing bowls, refrigerator dishes, ladle, a good heavy canopener, tableware includ- ing plates, cups and saucers and cutlery, and other equipment. Do- nations will be received at the home of Mrs. Don Foster, 933 c Street, on the corner of 10tn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06
JUNEAU STILL E
 TRAILING IN 7TH
 WAR LOAN SALES
All Alaska Total Passes Million Dollar Mark
 0ne-fourth of Goal

Seventh War Loan bond sales for all Alaska have passed the one million dollar mark, 25 per cent of the goal, as reported today by the War Finance Committee here. Sales of War Bonds of all series up to June total $1,046,- 243.75.
 The Juneau area still stands in fourth place among Alaska com munities, paced by Fairbanks, An- chorage and Ketchikan, in that order. Juneau's "E" Bond sales to June amount to $62,104.75, gain of almost $30,00O since last week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06
PAN AMERICAN TAKES
 OUT "A FOR SEATTLE

Pan American World Airways flew 24 passengers to Seattle from Juneau yesterday. These passen- gers were: Jessie Stevens, Margart Sommers, Janet Sommers, James Erwin, Earl H. Keil, Edward Cruse, Verda Siebenthaler, Connie Sieben- thaler, Clarence Lokey, Christie Quinby, Rosemary Grimm, Nellie Luke, Heine Berger, Verne Hen drickson, Joseph Ibach, Clara Leise, Harry Fredrickson, Louis S. Pitton, Ruth Ellison, Carl Ellison, Edward Dodd, Avert Ragsdale and Ruth Dodd.
 Carl Whitner, John Donovan, Robert Gill, Charles Battin, Adeline Metzdorf, Howard Gaskill, Robert Barbee, Marvin Nelson and Andrew Bratcher were Juneau-bound pas sengers from Seattle,
 To Fairbanks: Col. Shaver Robinson, Maj. Henry Graman, Ralph J. Rivers, Robert Sanford and Arthur JudSon.
 Clarence Newlin flew to Juneau from Fairbanks.
 Today the following people left Juneau for Seattle: Mildred Lee, Priscilla Lee, Ella Mattis, Clarence Newlin, Ralph Lloyd, George Hutch isOn and Melvin Wells From Juseau to Fairbanks: Char les Krause. Mrs. Anna Maloney and Andrew Bratcher.
 From Juneau to Nome: R. J. Som- mers, R. J. Sommers, Jr., Jack Eos ter and Margaret Kirchner.
 From Juneau to Whitehorse: Ar thur K. FerrOn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06
DRUNK--FINED

AXel Carlson, brought before City Magistrate William A. Holzheimer on a drunk charge, was fined $25 in Police Court here this morning. George A. Paul, Indian youth charged with being drunk and dis orderly, received a 20-day jail sen- tence which was suspended so that he might report to his draft board.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06

formal invitations are being issued
 Miss Klein, who has lived in Ju- neau most of her life, was a local high school graduate of l943, Since that time she has been with the Juneau Plumbing and Heating Company, recently as office man. ager.
 The bridegroom is a graduate of Yakima High School, where his parents operate fruit packing business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06
H0SpI1Al NOTES

Miss Jeanne Gibson was discharg- ed yesterday from St. Ann's Hospital, where she has been receiving medi- cal care.
 David Satko was an incoming medical patient Tuesday at St. Ann's Hospital.
 Mrs Fred Moran gave birth to a baby girl yesterday afternoon at the Government Hospital
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phantom with q fiery finger

In the black night the laps huced No ntercepors had inter- uped their raid Allied lines Then abbing fiery finger from nowhere and the Mubshi exploded Black Widows were the pol Big bomber fast pursuit. agile light plane, Widow Americas first built for purpose night fighter The Black Widow another famous fighting plane that
 tries wings the Chevron Aviation Gasoline, the fuel Norhrop Aircraft for flights and fyaway dev cries. Chevon pilots have learned respect-a you'll remember Someday Chevron will down from the skyways put pursuplane performance in your
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NoIfCE

After June 16, no tele r honc rentals for the month of June will be accepted at discount. All remittances must bear postmark of not later than discount day. Please be prompt.
 JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS
 TELEPHONE co. --adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06
CARMICHAEL VISITS

P. T. Carmichael, Superior Pack age Company Representative from Tenakee, is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06
WELL-BABY CLINIC

The weekly Well-Baby Clinic will be held tomorrow from l to in the Juneau Public Health Gen. ter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06
TIDES TOMORROW
HUTCHINSON IN JUNEAU

E. D. Hutchinson, owner of a large cattle ranch in Phoenix, Arizona, arrived in Juneau yesterday from Anchorage, via Woodley Airways. He has been on a short business trip and is a guest at the Cas- tineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
EARLY ALARM

The Douglas Fire Department made an early run this morning at 7:45 o'clock in answer to call caused by a stove explosion, which became over-heated. The alarm was sounded by Mrs. Richard Par sons, resident of the house. NO damage was done.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-06
sEvENTY-FIvE YEARS OF AGE

SEvENTY-FIVE YEARS OF AGE
 Yesterday, channel friends and relatives called on Mrs. August Aalto showering her with gifts and congratulations on her seventy-fifth birthday Mrs. Aalto is one of Douglas pioneer residents and she and her husband have raised eight children here. There are thirteen grandchildren and ten great-grand- children.
 Zen n,Sxa IZnanH-n6~ Hf1nn foS1uISI
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S. Peanasky, of Marquette, Wis consin, is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BEAUTY SHOP. frst-class, modern estab-
lnlnsc over 90 years in D: c. suburb; no
RESTAURANT AND SODA FOUNTAIN; no
$1,000 down. Terms 0S csn H' owner " n'f 81
SACRIFICE - Pawnbrokers' exchange
clothing store, good downtown corner To-
cation; sacrifice due to illness. Ma. .56s7
won woman who needs 9s56 money. Cal for inter
WANTED radio, and electric sales and
B HqtNi S'z sHor, for sale or rent Co Com
partner. 5922 Georgia ave NV
ti3n; 5-room apt. Included: cheap rent rent
$500 WHY. bus, a-yr, lease. Price. S4. 900,
half cash. A real bargain. GUY. RICH
A ARdns 3, exclusive broker 1910 Vt ave,
isEsStt tables and counter: quick
sale saIe' N 5000 Gea- part cash. NICHOLSON
s-tNIT APT SF' BLDG.-Brick construction.
very good condition. ot-water coal heat;
APT Income 1@ ye BATH f s a md
hsSas and yoU f ape %sro 5o ls Te4
AUTO CAMPS, gas stations. country stores,
hotels. etc. etc Bargain lists mailed free.
s ems ~Ha VIII VIII Ty to W save You pr sas
service coast to coast. STROUT REALTY.
l427-N Land Title Bldg" Phila. 10, Pa.
rooms, baths. unusually. large, dining
room: excellent income and can be dou-
pie by taking outsiders for board: So, 800
ha Isso R. M DE sHAzo' 90 18th.
DINING RooM-coCkTA1L in large apt
ROTH DE yea sHA a2o a s5559h i9s apor
sHAzo asa / 4 tl'' Ma $3.50 $50 H. M 'A
RESTAURANT RE 1hu RAN giagor 14th ST. bargain
SHAzO 922 14th. MA $500.
BEAUTY SHOP, heart OF downtown bus.
section, street ,entr.: doing about $1,000
weekly; one Of the best propositions in
922 14th. Ma. $3.50.
i Fl adis s. ss sSso R. NJ Be sHAzo s$S .
RESTAURANT and soda fountain. next to
theater. nearby Virginia. small. newly
decorated and we'll located; receipts, $3.50
one w and an be douDed easily by
price; 1000, with 5000 down, balance
mfehs Or sox f4 2s4 al cs star
ROOMS, "A; mostly apis. with running
water; income, $500 per month; rent only
S terms NJ, Y9 SGs PxsfoR' 1ias Vermont
income quoted, 81 1896 mo- below ceiling.
have been. specializing in the sale Of
guesthouses in Washington over II yrs
], don't believe l ever had any houses as
proposition: No board. but partially
mo; J. Lease seod Net profit quoted and to be
Dupont Circle. If hard to please be sure
and see this beautiful place without any
only. Close TO- Dupont Circle in hish-
class location. II interested and requested
auirements of District laws and rent con-
troll. Priced to sell. $4,000; terms, Must
have large down payment, Exclusive list
ing. EDWIN L. ELLIS, long established
guesthouse broker 1910 Vermont ave,
RIM PIT. RE. 5140.
LONG-ESTABLISHED mems clothing and
furnishings store, located in busy NV sec
ton This is an exceptionally desirable
business, as well as being in much sought
after neighborhood. specializing in ma
tionally advertised merchandise; owner
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Washington today. Must be shown BY ap-
pointment only. :, Will take about $4,000
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JAY REALTY CO.. 1925 14th st. NV.
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PERSONALLY

WANTED SATURDAY supervision $50 to
$50 and lunch for well-mannered 2
ssSa boy Of s asthma plan Not naf
valid but should not play strenuously all
me time: Must Se ACCESSIBLE s-d e A
2MP Pile1 a'o w SsskHssS wants room with
kitchen privilege: preferably with elderly derl
pany; no objection to some duties to help
pay for comfortable quarters. Box 455-M
WILL BUY second trust notes. any amount;
sstate. Box 7 MfsS ssaf Box v asIM
invalid lady; not over $50 mo. Box
MAKE Your FOUR RESERVATIONS now fol
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HAVE YOU A CHILD-SITTER problem and
comfortable guest room? Govt cir
willing to serve q midweek evening al
partial payment for room in good home
refs. exchanged. Box 476-L, Star.
LADY, cultured, wishes position as nurse
and companion; elderly folks. Call AID
Room AND BOARD in pvt home for
tubercular patient, young woman, able to
care for self personally. Call Wo 1852
after II am.
MILLINERY. restyling blocking. cleaning
trimming; fabrics, straws, felts, made tc
order; exquisite samples in stocks. VOGUE
HATS, 1923 14th st. NV. Open eve. 2Ss
MIDDLE-AGED LADY trying to recover
from q nervous breakdown would like
room and board in home where she could
get q nurses care If necessary: will pay
very well for right place. Box 4O1- M
DO YoU WANT to buy house at un- infiated
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

CEMENT WORK, stone walls, -fiagstone
porches and wal g.. chimneys. frepIaces
Foee MAIkog Md' Route A. A0FnerS Lane
cling ~, and carpsnterings Roof and house
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs@Free est. Parking
lots and private driveways. G!ebe 5944.
coNTRACToR@Remodelinq of conner
EEstImgatsss ssIny. time. RAY E. RoBssRTs,
FLOOR sEEsicE; nosh.ns put the oest:
a9et Bruce nshss TLooR
GENfEIRAL NcoNTRRacroR-aet repairing
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and plumbing roofns sidins and Storm
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basement rooms finished. porches inclosed,
concrete work, plumbing, decorating,
house repairs Get our free estimate
Small monthly payments TABOR HOME
RENo CHdG CO.. 1920 Irving st. NV.
REMODEL. modernise your home now;
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REPAIRING, painting. papering no lob
too large Or too small; easy monthly pay
ments SYMONDs BROS. general CON
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ROOFING, ASBESTOS slolng. remodenng
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RIBERoID ROOFS, asbestos and brick
siding, balsam WOOL, hot-water heat
monthly payment Plan. MARYLAND ROOF
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VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned, Csc Up to
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

i9eisnsl rms. s' baths y. Of hei heas' p ens
aA i a rms, Baths ts garage; good ne, To-
fan pries Spsf term xsr' clean nicely
Apis; 90. nicely furn.. Stoves and
g 56d a1, in all apis: income quoted,
3o god Plus h. f rasn apt; now vacant; price,
Near G. w. ID rms, baths; rent,
S75: income. $3.50 plus apt; price, S1.4oo;
toWn location; HARDWOOD leors, nice fur
ap pree only terms ane THUR
4 SILVER, COS 10th ST. NV. MA. 1854
GROCERY AND MEATS-Busy NV. loca-
ton: doing over $4,000 yearly business
trucks; Groom apt for owner; rent: 81 30
month; 10-year lease; priced at $1,000
Beauty shop-Downtown in modern
bldg; rent only S37 month; new equip
ment; lease; all utilities furnished doing
good ua business $4,000 with 81 300 cash
ave. NV; 22 rooms, So baths; income
cU oted 81 900 month; rent, 1928 month
good furnishings: lease; priced at $4,000;
/ terms.
Dry cleaning shop-Good equipment
press. sewing machine etc; income quoted
$3.50 week: rent only $50 month; 4la-year
Rooming house-Close to 10th ST and
codl I'd nv; u rooms, 3 baths; rent only
$50 month, tease income quoted $3.50
month; nice apt. for owner; garage; Sl,50t
handles.
I Guest house-Close to Scott Circle:
j Al rooms, To- baths and running water In
several rooms; equipped with fire escapes
and gongs; rent, $500 month; lease; in
come quoted approximately S2,700 month
serving meals daily; $4,000; good. terms
year lease. with option; income quoted
1853 month; rent, 1925 month; priced al
$4,000; good terms
| Rooms and aptS.-Good ne. location
| II rooms, arranged into s apis. 3-yeal
lease; rent, S110 month; oil h.-w.h.; eooc
furniture; priced at $1,000, with $1,000
cash
Rooming house-close to Thomas Cir
rooms; rent only $3.50 month; income
quoted S245 month and apt. for owner
$1,000. with $1,000 cash.
| Beauty shop with 2-year lease and 6.
room apt; rent, 1925 month; oil h.-w.h
good equipment and doing fine business
priced at $3.50.
/ Valvet shop-Open few hours daily with
income of over S75 week; excellent oppor
tunity for lady; rent, Sd month; priced
at $3.50.
Grocery ard delicatessen with 5-roor
apt. for owrer in excellent w. location
white trade; 2-year lease; rent, SIZE
month; priced at $4,000. with $1,000
cash; this price includes stock.
Grocery and meat market-Excellen
equipment. very clean: income quoted owe
$1,000 weekly; 6-room apt. for owner
rent 81 10 month; all white trade; .!-ca
garage; priced at $4,000, including stock
good terms. JOHN J. McKENNA, realtol
and business broker, 14s9 Eye st. NV.
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

CoLoRED GIRL desires work after school
6oLoREDD GIRL. part-time housevork
ea5Hsgi h w 2dSa wants daywork, s.
day, earfare' also elevator operator ME
COLORED woman wants laundry work
only, Tues. and Wed; good references
ccooMPPII221f;E your spring housekeeping now
dH rRf TSEse sTRE ~ lffs at home
able prices; also days and part-time work
Pa o5 Tues. We'd Thurs. and Fri
GIRL, coiored, wants days work, SOC an
hour. honest and reliable. Box 446..M
GIRL, colored, desires position as cham
bermaid, nursemaid or waitress. Call NO
or Mattresses. DE. 954s. CAN IL TO s pm
GIRL. eolored, neat, wishes part-time work
Rh eoored desires days. Tork Sc
hour and carfare. AD, 1714.
GIRL, colored, wants houseWork, part
week Hillside 124e-J, Sun, 3-6 pm
So05ss Wsd Thuss ea1fsFs
GIRL wants ss work s1ors cleaning; no cooking
i MI eo SoSs Oe Wants I" days work
gh.w. Mon, Wed and Fri Please call
AT. Os63. from 10 m. until > pm.
Thursday and Saturday. Atlantic 1877. =
GIRL, colored. wants days work. Call co
GIRL, colored; 5-11 pm. and Sun; cook
Ehw o,o Laundry; empl. adults; exp ref
GIRL q ME- SsloE gs4s. neat wants shw; good
HAND kuNpfY, lace curtains done at
fHdgA Err Young woman desires
housekeeping position in private home OF
before 1890 am. and after pm; GE
SCHOOLGIRL. colored, desires work after
s WHSfEp cal By TR mi ns2e white nurse
infant to care for in small home tor aptJ
for, employed mother: references. Box
to pm; SIS. Nj. 37S3.
WOMAN. colored: wants gart;-time work r
s@pogsd co dS aun ST. 5os cleaning
and carfare. no. 7o45.
COOK goose best CITY city refs oE. 1925 No
WOMAN. colored. wants work cleaning
only; hours, to 4; highest ref. Can
WOMAN: colored, wants pars-time work.
WOMAN, eolorsd, to \, care st t95 invalid or do
WOMAN. colored, wants work 5 mornings
in ne. or sex ss. firSt-class iaundress' REL
WOMEN, 3 coiored, head cook and short
order, want steady restaurant work. RE.
EXPERIENCED colored cook and house
dry; will stay if room is upstairs; S25 wk.;
refs. Box 423-M, Star.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

CALlF0RNIA-Ex-s wishes ride.
vii drive or assist. Adams 1898 pa
for riders. Please telephone Lincoln s:}46.
"a"
LADY would like transportation to Column
Box 331-M, Star
NAVY WIFE and 3-yr old daughter in
desperate need of transport alton 10 West
| Coast between May ! and May ); willing
TO share expenses Please call TR. 1868,
after pm; no Sundays
WANTED-Ride to Dallas Texarkana
:52SS
WOMAN desires group ride to and from
Agriculture, New Hampshire and Farraeut