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Austria
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100 per cent German before
the annexation of Austria in 1888
Austrlans held so per cent of 1t,
Americans 20 per cent, and Britons.
Belglans and other nationals the
other 80 per cent The Germans
took 86 per cent of the shares in
the country.
Austrian officials said a large
poultry farm in the Vienna area
which was seized by the Russians
was owned completely by Austrians
in 1898. and was still 100 per cent
Austrian-owned when the Russians
seized it.
Gen. Kurrasov's order was signed
the day the Allied Council signed
new control agreement granting
extensive powers to the Austrian
government.
Taken as Reparations.
Gen. Kurrasov said that German
property in Eastern Austria which
belonged to the German Reich
German Arms, corporations, organi-
cations or persons had been trans
ferred to Russian ownership as
reparations.
Property transfers were to be
registered legally, the order con-
tinued, and any shares, stocks or
deeds which were not surrendered
to the Soviets would be regarded
as annulled. In such cases, new
shares and deeds would be issued by
the Soviet property group In
Eastern Austria" the order said.
The order marked the first time
that Kurrasov had been identified
publicly as Soviet Commander in
Austria, apparently confirming that
Marshal Ivan Konev had left that
post.
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Forsian corrsspondsni al

BERLIN, July 6.-The American
cigarette Is the international cur
rency Of Central Europe. It reached
its most fantastic heights In Berlin,
and here 1t continues despite stiff
measures by the United States Army
to stamp out the money racket based
on cigarettes.
Cigarettes here today are worth
$12 to $17.50 a package or up to SITS
q carton, with an average Of $3.50.
Many Americans save and send
home 100 per cent Of their pay, liv-
ing on carton or two Of cigarettes
shipped in weekly from America.
One furnished a large home with
cigarette profits, complete with
china, silver and whatnots. Another
had new driveway built around his
reQuisitioned house - for five car
tons.
Makes Shopping Tour.
With q few hundred Allied mill
tary marks, exchanged for United
States dollars at the Army rate Of
10 for 81, I went through the bat
tered Berlin shopping district with
q friend.
I found it impossible to buy more
than a couple OF trinkets because
the prices in terms Of money are in
credibly high.
One shop asked $50 for a tiny
cup and saucer. A cheap beer mug
was SIS, cigarette case 500, a
candlestick, 800.
One man offered a hand -cranked
movie camera, worth perhaps $75,
for $1,000. He said he could pro-
duce Leica camera for $2,4OO.
Later visited an American who
had gone out the same day armed
only with "a packs of cigarettes.
T. Cigarettes Obtain Goods.
He brought back pair OF ex-
pensive opera glasses, a sterling sill
yer cigarette case, five carved beer
mugs, an exquisite porcelain minia-
ture, four silver trays, a pin and
necklace, pair of large bronze
candiesticks and several smaller
items.
A colonel told me his cigarette
ration Of IA packs weekly is worth
more than his salary.
1t is hard to believe the extent
TO which the cigarette has become
the medium Of exchange. The Ger
man can trade it for food and other
necessities of life.
1t has a definite high value:
money hasn't.
Most Germans in Berlin carry
little tin boxes to keep the tobacco
from cigarette butts they snatch
from the streets.
But the cigarette black market in
money is on the way out.
Racket Worked Out.
For more than year thousands
OF American troops have worked
this get-rich-quick racket. They
swapped cigarettes for marks at
$50 a carton, snapped the marks
for American money orders and
mailed them home to build up fat
bank balances.
Maj. Gen. Frank A. Heating
American commander in the Berlin
district, told me that last July our
troops sent home more than So, ,0OO,-
600 although they were paid only
81 ,000, ,00O
Big operators. who came to be
known as "the Berlin millionaires. ."
started importing their own ciga-
rettes in quantity.
1t was a gold rush. Men from all
ranks rushed to get in on the
bonanza.
1t was common, and is today. for
many Americans to carry several
thousand dollars on their persons.
The racket was too general to carry
any stigma.
The Army started currency control
last fall. 1t didn't work too well.
There was no central record kept
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BiIbo Declared Nominee
By Porty Committee
By the Associated Press

JACKSON. Miss, July 6.-The
Mississippi Democratic Executive
Committee today declared Senator
Bilbo the party nominee as candi-
date for the Senate in the Novem-
Der general elections.
In Mississippi nomination by the
Democratic party is tantamount to
election. Tuesdays voting was the
first Mississippi wide Demo-
cratic primary in which Negroes
were allowed to take part and more
than a thousand of them cast bal
lots.
The committee certified to the
Secretary of State that Senator
Bilbo received a total of 1880
votes. or a majority of 1894 over
his four opponents. The official
returns gave Ross A. Collins. 49,
875; Tom X. Ellis. 58,o05: Frank
Harper 1886 and Nelson T. Levings
1920 votes.
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B|oodyKieIce Pogrom
Is Speeding Exodus Of
Jews From Poland
~ the Assoeioisd Pres

WARSAW, July e.-The flight Of
Jews from Poland was reported to-
day to have increased in the wake
Of the bloody pogrom at Kielce
and many were said to be trying
to cross the frontier into Czecho-
slovakia or stow away on ships in
Baltic ports bound for Scandinavian
countries.
In Warsaw frightened Jews
crowded the corridors of the hotel
Polonia seeking military permits
from the American military attache
for transit through Germany en-
route to France. Others sought
visas from Geek authorities which
would permit them to leave Poland
bound for France, America or Pales-
tine via Czechoslovakia.
Despite the governments efforts
to afford protection to the Jews,
their fears OF additional anti-Jew-
ish violence seemed to have been
crystallized by the Kielce pogrom.
Generals Agents Blamed.
The newspaper Rezecpolita
charged that agents of Gen.
Wladyslaw Anders, who command
ed the Polish troops sighting in
Italy, took advantage of weariness
OF the police after Sundays referen-
dunn to start the Kielce pogrom.
The aim Of the whole affair was
to cover Poland with shame in
the eyes of the conquerors of Hitler
ISM" said the newspaper. Justice
will be merciless in its reaction"
Reports OF apparently systematic
attacks on Jews attributed by the
government to Fascist elements are
received every day in the Polish
capital.
They tell of bandits who board
trains and trolley cars in suburban
districts, strip and rob Jews and
drag them away to be murdered
The situation has become so Sc
rious In some sections that Jews
ASoA W JouA ICy lIlJO CluleS.
Exodus is Encouraged.
The government is encoura eine le-
gal exodus OF Jews, who say that
no matter what the authorities do
they are in constant fear of death.
Poland's prewar Jewish population
of 3,500,000 has dwindled to 10000
after six years of Nazi killings, de-
portations and forced labor.
A foreign ministry spokesman said
last night that with 5000, 900 votes
counted-approximately two-thirds
OF the total Enthusiastically in
creasing affirmative majorities were
being piled up on all three oues-
tlons in the referendum.
He reported majorities of more
than 100000 in the Wroclaw dis.
trict, in territory gained from Ger
many. In the Kielce district, how
ever, more than $50, 1000 voted against
unicameral legislature-the one
question contested by the Polish
peasant party. main opposition to
the government.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
rieste
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OF the leaders of the Syndicate
Union, which had called a strike
in Monfalcone. The demonstration
was broken up by British troops
and police. Persons held for ques-
tioning were taken in British trucks
to a Trieste prison.
A general strike called last Mon
day to protest riots in Trieste was
still in progress, but about 10 per
cent OF the industrial workers in
volved have returned to their jobs.
A spokesman for the committee
in charge of the strike here said
his organization was going under
ground" in view Of the fact that
the walkout had been declared il
legal by Allied military authorities
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Veteran and Wife Hunt
House by AirpIone
By the Axsoeioted Press

MILWAUKEE, July 6.-Mr. and
Mrs. Al Bahrt went house hunt
ing by air today.
Unable to find place to live
through the usual channels, Mr..
Bahrt, an infantry veteran and
his wife took off in his two-seater
plane and circled the city, scat
tering 1900 announcements of their
search for a house.
Mr. Bahrt said tonight he already
had received one reply and that
he hoped to get more later.
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc Cont,

GIRL, colored, wants light homework. to
stay in, Call IL. 1851
GIRL, colored, honest and reliable. desires
work as maid in guesthouse, small hotel,
or waitress CO. 1896
GIRL. colored, wants general homework in
Christian home; stay nights; experienced
Box Blob. Star.
GIRL. colored, wants days work: good
laundress DU. o432.
GIRLS. reliable neat. want steady work
waitress. cleaning. light cooking. AID.
GIRL, coiored, desires waitress or days
work DU. SUl5 80
GIRL. colored wishes 5 days week, do
mestie or store; A no. 1 reference, Call
GIRLS, coIored. desire work of any kind
prefer busgirl Ii 1881.
GIRL, Colored; desires work evenings, 3
GIRL. colored.. desires shw and care of
small child, Ii. 4161.
GIRL, coored, desires housework. LII.
GIRLS (3>, colored. want boarding house
work; as maids, l cook; Sc. sec. TR.
$751;;
MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW, with employed
daughter, is. desires to keep house for one
person; live in excel. refs. Box look. Star,
WOMAN col. would ike day work, Wed,
Thurs. and Friday, DI, 6266. 81
WOMAN wishes DAYS work SIS per day
and carfare. Tel, DE. 1894, VILLA MAE.
WOMAN, colored, desires days work,
washing, ironing or cooking. Call after
- noon. FIR. mo.
WOMAN, colored, desires clean. small apt.
or house light lsun, q ANIL pm, days
- n.
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HELP DOMESTIC Cont,

COON, first-class; some s.hw and personal
e eS,Ss aiRRsF refs VIZ ss
f for i, small family; prefer live in. EN-.
COOK G.Hw.-Live in, no Laundry u
Renee rnIc .a.,nd REFERENCES required; private
co Goo 'So c IdHEis nIIrER ID soea white
permanent ? 1,a a1 young folks; nice home Cali
AdsTs cots II RiTf t sass doctors
DoMEsTIC-Must have health certificate,
for for shy fo% and Laundry. Arlington Chest
Expert CLEANER YER and laundress: q morn
a mss s s5dSts Or 81 si5 and osrfare. ST
CIV ps.f Time: afternoons, - noon
t. 40 pm; e.h.w. and plain cooking
week vs she psn COOKING EN- 1 tona of chill
in; GOOD salary RA. 2l74 ae'
q O chiI ag day week. good salary;
GIRL wanted 10 stay with children. i 80
pm. to IL pm' days: Sl5. Elk. 1904,
GIRL, colored. general housework and
cook, care FOL -3-year-old shild; IL NOON
10 $50 pm, Oh days SO week, Call
HoUsEkEEpER. white. good home and
cali Al als1 St. Tor Tor in1erV ' W ',' VI
HoUSEKEEPER, white. not over so; good
issTS Es III e sB 800 1000 working Con
ditions, live in good salary. APPLY 1882
Conn. ave, the HAT SHOP -22
MAID. reliable, for Chevy Chase, Md, doc
tors home: live in. pleasant surroundings:
must have refs; $50 wk. WO. 1904.
n q pm hv hsaah cs4d d dR s6 VS. FRI
MAID, capable and reliable, for g INV,
SETTLED WOMAN. colored, alone D. C,
make ,,, home With coiored family care Tor
wo 6siaSen satf III IN r hi refined. non
drinker; for general laundry; must live
81 while mother works: live in or or out.
BLOB 81 Plyers Mill I'd Kensineton' Nd,
WOMAN, middle aged. white or colored, to
hive on premiSes;, light housework and
WOMAN wanted for general housework:
WOMAN. capable, experienced: g.h.w., plain
cooking: good local references; S26 week.
WOMAN. middle aged for general house
work: own room wirh bath and private
per week: S25. AL. 1884. 80
WOMAN or experienced girl. for, light
duties caring for invalid woman no house
So to start. TIE. 2Sa"
WOMAN. white, industrious, middle aged
or elderly. who appreciates E nm and bath
Of her own, wanted 20 do general house
work: personal laundry and simple cook
ing for household consisting of 3 WORK
ing adults, 500 monthly: location, N,
Arlington. Write Box 10S-X, Star, giving
phone number and address. -
WANTED. reliable white or colored girl
part time health card; reference; light
housework, &c O'Clock dinner. 81. 4o24
EMPLOYED COUPLE would like settled
white woman to live with them, to care
Heights: pvt. rm-. 500 week. WI j 40.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont.

REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont.
RoOFING REPAIR SERVICE. can BOYD,
RooF REPAIRS, renewed, painted, suffers,
sefT ss%ssss % co
ROOFING. GuTTERING, scouting. paint
ins. general shssa;metal work. District
RRooo ,FrM AND poE sIinrNG. Johns-Manylle
products; storm sash, restylinR Kitchens
VT With cabinsts long terms ms
RooFTSG. TIMING. roof painting, re-
g PaIp1 ~ sut nr and spoutins Call MR.
SEWING MACHiNEs-we inspect, oil and
wor any We o 1F al makes
TIE REpArRISG. 10 new E" Installation ms BY
eo ssrs as cb"r, ARMAN
TILE. painting and papering;. new or re-
pair; satisfaction guaranteed. LoMBARDo
TlPEWRITERs cleaned lea e1 oiied and adjusted
T TfsETIsE FS SS s1I lash M
z #. wide and # long Have your blinds
method WASHINGTON SHADE a. AVN
V fS III g BLINDS ln GLEANPb gsee
recording and painting: custom made We
s sfsn 0nsi YGSs % TEh fns s2
VETERANS FLOOR s con On Superior ap 's service
reasonable rates; floor sanding machines
for. rent: appointment after $50 p m.
Columbia 1912 "a
WELL EQUIPPED to handle patterns, cab
lnets. gen. woodw orkine. Phone Vienna
cow. VIENNA PATTERN WORKS,
Vienna. Va 2l*
USED CAMERAS bought ana sold. FULLER
a d'ALBERT: INC, s15 10th st. NV.
National 4712
ATTENTION. Arlingt ton and d. Gree es-
Inmates on all electrical appliances. Phone
Trinidad 9059, FRANCIS & STOCKSDALE.
YOU BkEAk 1T, we fx 1t Radios, vac
units attached to any radio: automatic
electric phonoS.. custom built PASCHAL
Mt. Pleasant St. Hobart y ., 81
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS and house repairs: car
pentry. masonry plaster waterprooflng.
on hsnd' Dallas s. BALI Io ADJ '' ssls
ATTICs REMoDELrD. storm entrances i1
Phone 81, 3942 evenings except Fri and
Sat W; P, TAYLOR, Builder. :,
CEMENT WORK, store walls, saasstone
2, MARcuccIo: Route !. Aorners fame
Rockville, Md Phone Rockville zoe -35
COMBINATION ALUMINIUM storm window.
male, AIR COMFORT CORP, no $500
COMPLETE HOME renoyating, carpentry.
free estimates. C. L, PIERCE, Phone DI.
CoNsTRucTING and repairing driveways
our our speciat Sy0 coMMuNfTY pHvrNG CO
WO 772G or 81. ,4143
CONCRETE-Walls. fooilngs. foundations,
mixer and forms. STANDARDIZED coNST
F lSHEsG ooa fences specially Also
u ol22: evenings. GE. 1869. WILMER
FLooRs sANDED. REIN, old floors made
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
quet installations; Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS, INC, 1872 Wiscon-
GENERAL CoNTRACTING. residential and
J. W. TAYLOR, Ex, j402; ewes. CHI
INSULATED BRICK SIDING. red and buff
immediate application SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO. 54o3 Georgia ave.
NV.
IRON WoRK-Fire escapes, ratings,
beams, angles guards, burglar proof.
gates, fences, garages. steel mill buildings
Easy terms, DUPONT IRON WORKS,
1876 18th st. NV, MA. 1866 or WO
PAINTING, DECORATING, papertng. door
refnishiDe. roof repairs. waterproofing,
work guar; white mechanics; references:
estshli.heo 1925 GILBERT & HAMIL-
pAINTING. PAPERING, pLAsTERING. floor
refinishinG and general contracting; Is
years service in Washington; terms
available, free estimates For home I'M
proVements call ARTCRAFT DECORATORS,
PaiNTiNG. psperins floor finishing. Beet
COLONIAL DEcoRAToRs RA 1861. i4.
PLUMBING AND HEATxNG--New bath
rooms, hot-water heaters. repairing and re- (,
modelling, drains unstopped. MCKINNEY.
TR. 1888 between 8 and z. 20
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PERSONAL.

FELICITY. country day and boarding
through Bird grade special courses in
dancing music. horseback riding; hot
lunches and trans. furn; A school Dedi-
PHONE SH iHPPPis asso. ask Sf for Miss
Wright. If you are IN need OF a loan UP to
iDRREfssSmaAKHIfNG S'S And ALTERATIONS
Modern studio in office BLDG. Centrally
located above Loews Columbia Ihealer
ha9p 20 ord taF A PFSm rey sfne LEA PNG
geometry OF Fifth ave. N.Y.. ITO F. st
NV. Room 20. Telephone Executive 1903
cry cashed Free appraisal. LIVINc;-
DFafEKlE S' v S Is I'VE 6rng 's our
Appointment by phone CO. $500, DAiG-
NEAULT. DECORATORS. I'll
SLIP COVERS AND DRAPERIES, profess
sionally tailored from our or your material
REAL ESTATE PRICES so Cp-and down
II was always thus, and SO, sell while
low: calI pi. 4@54 or 81 1893 70 talk
Il over with cox q CO, selling or
pEkMASHN .S' 81 1tA Shampoo snlIy and finger
HoSoGR scHooi, Is4o y. Y ave- 1f--''
tured woman writes clever speeches with
ot couNr lRss sCnooL-Day
Sept. 9TH Nursery primary and elemen-
tary grades for boys and girls Special
courses IN dancing. music and horseback
riding. Transp furnished and not lunches
g4ni Ga: ave SH 1874.
PERMANENT WAVES, 81 shampoo and
hneerwave, soc No appointments All
work done by advanced students WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910 CT st.
NV
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home.
Is different poses Si3 50; you will treas
Nfe these lovely natural pictures in your
child own environment. For appointment
call HO. 41!0 day or evening. -25
SOUND Ind TRUST NOTE for sale:
amount, $500, at Is per cent, secured on
Arlington property. CHI. 0S00 "a
l WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
unless contracted by myself, personally
JOHN NORMAN SWEELEY, 1860 saith
PHOTOGRAPHER with full equipment and
car desires work in exchange for use OF
darkroom part time, or will pay. Me
75a". DENCEY 90
WEDDING DRESS. white. formal. size ~
lace and marauisette: sacrifice, SS5. Give
WOULD LIKE BOARD AND CARE for
4, 12-year old girl. mother also like room
if possible. Cali Chestnut 1886 before 3
pm. ask for MRS YOUNG
CHILDREN'S boarding school nursery
Klndersarten, primary grade school
rhythmic group singing, piano instruction
ana dancing. special attention given TO
SCHOOL, Box l6s: Rockville, Md --22
yate home, lst floor room: / other pa
tiept SH 5BR3 oS
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

SECRETARY, trade assn, $500: secy i,
women's assn. S2,40O; secy, newspaper,
S2,aSU boOkkeeper =! 400. dictaphone
operator, .S2,1no: clerk typist. $3.50: Of
fee machine operators, 81 800. MUTUAL
SERVICE, 1910 G st. NV.
Ma Og54 -!
ENGINEERS male> 49, Mechanical eng.
under 30. "a 900 TO $4,000. Stationary
engineer, ,, 3rd 18th class license $1,000
10 $1,000 start. Civil engineer, exper.
designing cleo. machines, $4,000 to $4,000.
Jr. Diesel mechanic. asst. research lab,
start S45 VIZ. Many others, See Mi.
BYRD tESt. ~ yrst, Ma, PIG. PER
SERVICE. 1871 G st, next 10
church
ASSOC SEC. $50 wk temalel. Trade
assoc, excellent future. Sec. foreign EN-
bassy. $500. Legal secretary, start $500.
Stenog., good al figures 500. Mgr. repre-
sentative sec, 5000 Secretary, travel
service, 5000. Pari-time stenog., 81 to
$ 30 hr, New openings hourly, thousands
placed annually Est. 20 years Investi-
gate before paying advance fees TO any
agency. Don't be q Santa Claus, Inquire
Miss White. Or Miss Lee al BOYDS, 1882
F MA "34p
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture,
all subjects taught. Approved by Govern
ment for GI training. WARFLYNN BEAU
TY COLLEGE. 1910 G st NV. d 1862
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training IN all subjects; day, night and
part-time classes: get our free catalogue
MABEILE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved for
2. G requirements and CT training. 1910
N. Y. ave. ME, TITS; estab. 1918.
and kecferarial classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand typing. bookkeeping
comptomcter. all secretarial subjects. Est
% yrs. Accredited. Approved CT school
Inquire now, MA 133S BOYD SCHOOL
1899 r = topp Capitol TheaterD
EASY METHOD drivers training. dual
control cars. profes. Instructor. parking a
Speciality, permits secured. NO. 1924.
PLAY PIANO AND COMPOSE in 3 mos ;
specialist in voice training. improvisation
organ and diction. MI. 2Ol3. -.
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
20 lessons. ImproViSing and tranSpoSing
studio MR.. NEWMAN
1906 G st. NV. ME-. 400 or RA. $500
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MOTOR TRAXEl

SHARE EXPENSE PLAN, Los Angeles, S. F.
Chicago, low rates, all cities, cars daily;
refs. e&ch, 80 Mass. ave. NV, RE. $3.50.
DRIVING TO ATLANTIC CITY Friday
noon: returning Sunday. take 3 passengers.
EN-. 1891, evenings
WILL DRIVE YOUR CAR ANTWERP
Two experienced drivers: references, leave
within , to , weeks DE 2s04.
DAVENPORT IoWA-Leaying ? Monday,
18th: take 3 references. TR. l644. 23v
NORWEGIAN GENTLEMAN desires trans
portation auto West Coast. can drive. OR.
ii Cadillac SEDAN to Los Angeles,
take 4, leaving Friday. Call OR. 4401
9 10 + for information. 20
WANT PARTY to drive my 1914 Dodge
sedan 10 Miami This week: must have ref
n rGeS,ss P GoGo GE 100 rrss - =.
sire , passengers; i tr. sedan. 23l 5
FLYING TO CALIFORNIA this week end,
take > twi9-engined plane; airline pilot.
DRIVING 10 ATLANTIC CITY. LEAVING
Friday evening, returning Sunday eve
Cal Cal Thurs. after pm, NE, 1896. - %
am, return Sept. ,: passengers; $3.50
each. round trip. Help drive both ways;
reference. WO QIS3
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CAPABLE and refined woman, good man
aeer and cook. wants position as house
Keeper IN adult home. Box 3s9-A, Star
--23
COOK, general housework references; sal
airy open. Call GIL 5S55 after $50. ~-25
COUPLE, colored. wishes permanent posi-
go out of city. OR 1888. -2I
GIRL, colored. wants Job as nursemaid
and Inv, for employed couple or part
Time maid. Cali from 80. d. 0307. 21s
GIRL, eolored, wishes cleaning apartments
at any lime from o to 5 O'Clock. Phone
Of5way b554 a1s
GIRL, colored wants 3 days a week or 5t7-
day week Call TR a539 2es
GIRL, coiored. wishes lob taking care
Of home and child for employed person;
6-day week. references. MI. 2I7O.
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HELP DoMESTIC.

A CAPABLE WOMAN, live in: must be
experienced in g,h,w., plain cooking and
part care OF 2 children; good local RET;
S25 wk. WO 1915 -21
CHAMBERMAID for guesthouse. 1867
Kalorama I'd. nv. pa
CHAMBERMAD. live in; other help; good
home RIA. 6657 I'll
COOK, gen. hsewk: exp; full time: no
nights, no laundry: other help employ ed /:
Conn. ave. apt; must have city ref EN-
ES16 --23
COoK--Midde-aRed white woman On
Maryland farm, 20 miles from D. C Com
Portable, modern living quarters. Must be
socd cook. NO. aoIS. pa
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HONE NAP COMPANIES Cant,

.sFm f1.s esmst. ss yeR5 ITs
LAT1ON Co. b502 Wis. ave WI 1900.
ROOF REPAIRS, renewed. painted; cutters,
serv. GICHNER ROOFING CO. MA. 1870.
IN VA. AND WASH. call PATTERSON
CAULFIELD CORP for Johns Manville
3340 NJ st NV zone no 4120
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO. GIL.
o2l1-Cail US for roofing, siding, painting,
cutters. insulation, remodeling. terms.
Soliciting Virginia work exclusively IL
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