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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17

Mr.. Steven Wright, owner anC
manager of Portland's finest Hotel
and his brother Robert Bob
Wright were hosts two weeks age
Saturday night to several hundred
friends and well wishers for the
gala opening of the Medley's new
est service. the Blue" Lounge
on the first floor to the east of
the main fowyer of the hotel.
This, newest of its kind in
Portland has most alluring at
mosphere. Its mirrowed walls, lux
urious drapes and hangings Is
enhanced by sparkling crystal
chandelier which sheds vari col
ored lights on the two tened
canopy over head and the imme-
date surroundings.
The appointments of this ex.
elusive pleasure spot includes a
spacious lounging chairs for the
service and comfort of the guests.
When interviewed Mr.. Wright
said. II plan to have the best
entertainment possible particularly
music, that | can secure for the
guests of the lounge" Many floral
gifts from friends supplemented
the beauty and elegance of the
lounge. Among those listed were
the Gaines, Mr.. and Mrs. Her bert
Lewis. Mrs. Irene Benjamin, Mrs.
Beatrice Reed and daugh ers, Jes-
sic Ownes, of Olympic fame, Mrs.
Jonice Lewis and her mother Mrs.
Julia Shelton, Mrs. lama Jean
Graham and others. Opening on
Sunday of the Medley's deluxe
beauty salon. climaxed a festive
week cid at this popular Hosteliy.
Miss Betty Hamilton, cosmetologl5t
owner and operator, was hostess
TO an admiring group of guests
dllu Clleultle, duNdHCe ndlI Styles
were featured. betweei. the hours
of to p. m. Models were for
afternoon dress. Mesda mes Esaline
Hampton. Blanche Brown, Irene
Logan. Virginia ia kson sports;
Mildred McCoy somi sports; Street
Airline Turner; Eve ,int Minnie
Payne; Elmer, Hildd Reed Mrs.
Lawr,r.,a Maddox III her usual
Charmlug manner. pre- u led during
the hair styling hour.
The equipment, appointments
and decor alive motif the finest
offered ny where in Portland,
"Give me my flowers no% wa5
evidenced Gy an array OF choice
blossoms, Portland roses 'ominat
ing. GiNe;s were. DIde Ranch,
MedleJ NJ, nagement, M Kitty
Blackwell Mrs. Leslie G1rdley,
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17

In precious memory of my dear
husband, L. A. Ashford who pas
sed July 10th, 1945. Precious mem
cries how they linger; they linger
on in my soul. He is gone, but
not forgotten.
Sadly missed by -
Mary Ashford, wife
n. Wheeler Avenue.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17

closed the USO Sunday June 30.
these volunteers who had given
more than 1000 hours time were
honored through a message of ap-
probation. Heading the list was
Mrs. Annabell Harris. others Miss
Jeanette Kirby, Miss Lille Evans.
Miss Margaret Broadnox and Miss
Irene Henderson.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17
FLASH! FLASH!
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
4 lovely bed rooms; venetian
blinds and drapes. The interior
recently decorated, spacious kit
chen. Two car garage. Autom
attic OIL heat. Electric water heat
or, full cement basement beautiful
yard. a
Located at N. e. 9Th and Mason
Street. Shown by appointments
Price $3.50
Odoen Marshall, Times Bldg.
BE-T355
Residence Phone UN-135S
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17

ADDITION-Om from the
entertainment committee for the
30th anniversary celebration of
Mt. Hood Chapter o. E. S. We're
the names Mrs. Jewel Rand, Mrs.
Anna Mae Lee.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17

Word comes that Miss Norma
Logan was recently married in
Oakland, Calf, to William H.
Winchester. Mrs. Winchester is
the granddaughter of Mrs. Logan
White of Portland. ..
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17

Accompanying her father, E. J,
Brown, Worshipful G. NJ. for the
Grand Lodge converting in Port
land, Erma Brown Smith of Spo-
kane spent most of the week
here visiting with the Mott sis
tiers. Mr.. Brown is one of Spo-
kane's most prosperous business
men. His picturesque place about
eight miles from Spokane is one
of the finest on the Pacific
Coast. 1t is nationally known for
its varied form of entertainment
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17

In Portland for an indefinite
stay is Miss Bonnie Mullen, of
Paris, Texas. Miss Mullen accom-
panied her sister, Mrs. Eva ALT
son, home after Mrs. Allison's
visit to Paris.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17

The Misses Mary Ellyn Duncan
and India Logan, of San Francis
co, are visiting Mary Ellyr@s par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn E. Dun
can, in Sc. 37th Ave.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17

Mrs. Janice Lewis, program di-
rector, USO, goes to FIT. Lewis.
Wash, where she will serve as
hostess.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17

Mrs. Ethel Alexander and Mrs.
Bessie Parker. both of Chicago,
are guests respectively of Mrs.
Gustavia Winslow and Mrs. Sula
Williams.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17

Miss Blanche Graves spent the
past week at camp Arawanna
near West Wind. 1t was the seat
of the Baptist Interracial Confer
ence. The invitation was from
Miss Isabelle Gates.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17
WALLA WALLA
SOCIALS

Mrs. Frances Jones and her son
Bill were recent weekend visitors
in Walla Walla. Mrs. Jones was
the house guest of Mrs. Callie
Barber. well known lady mission
airy of Walla Walla. They left on
Sunday afternoon by car for their
home in Seattle.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Williams
report an enjoyable visit to
Fort Worth and Dallas, Texas,
where they visited Mr.. Williams
brothers, Lafayette and Harrison
Williams. also Mrs. Margie Steel,
Dallas and Mrs. Adell Collins. Of
Fort Worth. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liams stopped over in Denver 60
ing and returning. During their
stay there they dined regularly
at Kings lovely restaurant. (Mr
King is the brother of yours
truly.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17

FOR RENT - Three sleeping
rooms with use of kitchen to
rent out to reliable people.
Call evenings TT. S346.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17

To compliment Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. E. Ingram and Mr.. and Mrs
Earl A. Morrison, both couples
recently married, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Redd entertained with a
buffet dinner for 80 Euests at
their home on july 4. Mr.. end
Mrs. James W':l8oa, aunt ana
uncle of Mrs. Morriso1 were vi
iting from Kansas City, Mo. AS
sisting the hostess were Mrs. Ell
la Smith, Mrs. Margaret Griffin
and Mrs. Seleta Baker.
1t was the Redds' very good
pleasure to have as guests the
past week end Mr.. and Mrs. E. J
Mack of Berkeley. Calf. FL
route to Yakima it was a refresh
ing pause to meet several friends
of long standing other than Mr.
and Mrs. Redd. In Yakima thu
Macks will visit his sisters, Mrs
Gee Anderson and Mrs. Waite
X. Friney and their families. Mr.
Mack is the brother of Mrs. JAM
Hudson, Oakland, who with he
husband were prominent mort
clans. Fom to p. m. on Sun
day, Ms. Redd invited guests il
to meet the Macks.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17

airy of Walla Walla. They left on
Sunday afternoon by car for their
home in Seattle.
Leaving for st. Louis last week
was Miss Hettie Davis. Miss Davis
left to attend the funeral of her
brother-in-law who died recently
One hundred new colored SOL
diers will arrive here sometime
this month to be stationed at the
Walla Walla Army field in the
near future,
Miss Troycie Jonathan has an
nounced her engagement to Cpl
Levi Sans. Cpl. Sans is now sta
toned In Texas. The wedding will
take place some time In August
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson anC
son Jim will leave Walla Wall;
by train Saturday for Wilkes
Barre, Pa. They will visit will
Mrs. Wilson's mother and father
in Pennsylvania.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17
Wait for 1t! The Book of
the Year: "The Forgotten
Woman" the Negro Woman
Of the Twentieth Century.

Mr.. LABEL, master of the organ
gave as an opening number, open
The Gate. Other selections, were
Indian Love Call" Kiss Me
Again, Star of The East" THE
Rosary" and his Interpretation of
"JoShus Fit the Battle of Jerico, "
preceded his own compositions
MY Darling" and Good By Vio-
let's.
Mr.. LABEL was very gracious
as he gave information on each
selection rendered.
The mems club, the Sunday
School and ACE. League, spons-
ored the recital. There was no
admission. A silver offering to the
amount of 800 was ready laid
on the table. DR.. and Mrs. w. |.
DELPHI of N. Y. made the appeal.
Mrs. Clara Pickett, mother of
Mr.. LABEL, was presented to
the audience where upon she shar-
ed the loud ovations.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-07-17
IN MEMORY

Thelma Lowers.
Evening star., 1946-08-19
RuslNfss OPPORTUNITIES.

GIFT sHOf-We are pleased to o6sr this
sreetinr cards, children's toys. infants'
eosseiy eSin. ana eas eaainr iGsssn. srsns
i i i n ssssl. sss A. 4 500 win i, : 90 90
sssn .vsl Ho. rs. ssss. ssAsE4 q CO. 1858 si cenn
KLsTAnkANTGHer /. splendid oppor-
sunty .t,,s,r fer an sn1.rPrisins operator This
sitionsd and seats %: class y iicens. @
Good Lease re.sonasle rental ineiud.s esr wees T.
Iss S;sa:s
sonsbIs man ne.t; to t.ks over ssmpiet:
tors in ii. East; financial Interest s,e soes Of
Sa'nss s9a ss sa msor .ns s
Do noU wsSr ssf sSA To sts s: n,,, sI-
as, no oblisation: no charge unless sold
and as' 81 ssss ssn1s Yo6sa 5se sansss sasroR sk
bEI.cS4Rsshs is SiFRSas IN ii MARKET .ro.ss. over
lnto i.rssT business esH rR. Ss4e. .01R: ".
Myrtle 4. wEADoN CO. ~ 1887 fesf N St
nv nv: Di cl;, 1884 S5 Or no. 1910. Sunday and
EXCLUSIVE GUEsTHOUsE in Sheridan
Circle area-Completely furnished and
to show excellent return on investment
Inspsetion In nans,d bs, ssgpppeeintms.pt. can M
PHILLIPs. sa7 18th st. NV. Di; 14II.
RESTAURANT. long established, c-licenses,
5-year lease at exceptionally low rental.
Well planned for man and wife or two
partners. Daily average over $3.50. operat-
ing short hours. Price. S17.600. plus stock
Of about $4,000. No need to reply unless
prepared to pay cash. No brokers' Call
TR. 7436 between IL am. and 2 pm. for
TRASH REMovAL BUSINESS. now operar-
ing. two 1892 stake body Chevrolets with
,I3uSyy1I H93IuLSow1AY Al 4 MccHEsNEY; CHI l4s.:
drills. circular saws, etc. $4,000. HOL-
LoWAY 4 MsGHElsNEY. cH: 14$4:
oil-burner seryicing and appliance repairs:
option: 1850 STERLING BUSINESS
PROGRESS, aO6 10th st. NV. Businesses
exclusively. DI 297S-441O
CLEANING AGENCY-Now crossing S275
wkly., 5-yr lease. rent S7b. APPROX. 81 200
work on hand: S33OO. STERLING BUS1-
NESS BROKERS, 9O6 10th St NV Sell
srs investigated. buyers protected. DI.
Evening star., 1946-08-19
PERSONAL.

NgRsE' az sxpsg board infant or slr. s-5
FELICITY. country day and boarding
school for children; registr tion open for
fall term September 16 kindergar rten
through 3rd grade: special courses in
dancing music. horseback riding. hot
lunches and trans turn. A School Dedi-
iaseS pHoNE T. shPPHsRp hiPPiass sS.d Wa s.s4
Wright. IL you are in need Of q loan up ID
G1Rp nR9ssnAxaNc on SHpT hsnstprs' nsn ',rr,.r,o,.
Modern Modern studio in once bldg, Centrally
suits to order. Also restyiing. LEA ENGEI
Cormerly Of Fifth ave, N.Y., lilo r ST
NV. Room 20. Telephone Executive 1908
DIAMONDS. pawn tickets. silver and Jew
elry cashed Free appraisal LIVING
DRAPEkIEs, VAIANcEsnWSe t Is NV Mh Bring '4aD our
fabric samples to you without charge
Appointment by phone CO. $500, DAIG-
NEAULT, DECORATORS. 81
SLIP COVERS AND DRAPERIEs, profes.
sionally tailored from our or your material
Workmanship guaranteed. DI. org I'll
REAL ESTATE PRICES go up-and down
i s,y was always s.n thus, and so. sell Will.
low: CAN pf. 1854 or RE. 1898 Hs to a'n iait il
1t over with cox g. CO, selling or
ssnizstion that really sells.
rAKSONS COUNTRYWIDE SCHOOL-Dsy
snd boarding registry open for full term.
sept. 18th. Nursery, primary and elemen-
tary grades for boys and girls Special
coufse6 IN dancing. music and horseback
Ilding. Transp furnished and hot iunct1es
e4ol Ga. ave. sH. 1874.
Evening star., 1946-08-19
BOoKKEEPER-TYPTsT-generaI once work
er. many years experience wishes MnrI

BOoKKEEPER-TYPIST general once work
er many years experience, wishes work,
tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. TR. 745s.
CHnDREN's CHAPERoNE service-Trsvel.
Ii ihoT srD' or week ends ref
DREssMAKrNG. design, remod. sltera-
tons; eve. gowns a speciality: reas MISS
BERT, 1880 Irving NV. Apt. 4. AID. o23S
GIRL: colored, desires Job as chambe rmaid
OF soGa fountain, S25. 1904 Florida ave.
GIRL, coIored, desires clerk or saleseirl;
exper. Phone NO. 9473 20.
NURSE wants relief work: private homes:
hrs, So; 10 hrs, SO. Box 1s1-B, Star
NURSE, practical, hosp. trained. yrs. OF
e71 s7p.' s-nF' private duty D1. sl@Si q. Ext
PART TIME EMPLOYMENT-Marri wom-
an Alb degree, psychology; experienced
IN interviewing, testing. research, writing
and Rersonnel administration. 81. 1897,
RESIDENT MANAGER, woman, refined,
nondrinkeI, desires apt: or roomins house:
enced. and good ref: salary and living
quarters expected. Write Box 327-z, Star.
SEAMSTRESS, colored, wants, position BY
day or week; $50 week. Phone RA. 1888
STATISTICS ASSISTANT, qualified. neat
sscurate' ACCURATE do typing: experienced. MI
WAITRESS. coIored. exp. desires work in
nee nee re @rsstaurant, full time. no Sunday.
YouNG WOMAN, English MA. journalistic
experience, desires position besinnins
Sept: Sept n %; M available now for interview. Box
JUST COMPLETED university course
bookkeeping. tipping and correspondence;
experienced in all. Box COBB, Star. 1as
Evening star., 1946-08-19
BUSINESS,
B0OKKEEPER- -sTENO, expe

BEookkEEPER-sTENo., exper. age 22-35
frlVate prop. mgt. and investment ONCE
5,dsy week; S2.400 yr. MUTUAL EN-
PLOYMENT SERVICE, 1910 @ ST. NV.
KEY 0fat PGNcH OPERATORS, as-hr wee week:
sERxIcEi sSsS FL, i 10 g s. sx NH. 6s64. .Aia
55e hour, oyertime pay after 40 hours
MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, I71C
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. high schoo
mo; MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
lilo st. NV. Ma. 1854 Is
ASST. ART EDITOR, $4,000, exper. ir
photo selection and layout work for weekl,
magazine; MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT SERV.
ICE; IIl0 st. NV. MA. 0954 10
STESOGRAPHERS, variety OF position
with clerical duties: 5 and 5la day week
salaries to. 2,400 year. MUTUAL EN-
pLoYMENT SERVICE, 1710 @ St NV.
sWITcHBoARD opERAroR-TYpIsTE. s.
MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, I'aiI II,
Q st. NV, Ma O954 -I9
SECRETARY. trade assn, S24OO: secy
women's assn, S2,400; secy, newspaper
$3.50: bookkeeper. 5000 dictaphon
operator, S2.10o: clerk-typist, Se,Os0 Of
nee machine operators 81 800 MUTUAL
EMrLOYMENT SERVICE. 1910 G st. n "
Evening star., 1946-08-19
PERSONAL iconf. J

PERMANENT, 81: shampoo and hnEer
HSs schooDD IL fsao r. sHs
PERMANENT WAVES, s.; shampoo and
nngerwave, Soc. No appointments. All
work done by advanced students, WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 g st.
NV.
BABY PICTUREs-Cute baby pictures
taken In your home at modest prices: eve
ming and Sunday appointments. SH. 1921
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home,
20 different poses, S1250; you will treas
ure these lovely natural pictures in your
chi!d's own environment. For appointment
call HO. 1870 day or evening. -25
NURSERY SCHOOL for children 81: ideal
house and country SURROUNDINGS: transp.
FURNISHED, ne. and Sc. vicinity. Ii 4o01
RHYTHM TEACHER, part or full time; give
experience R and ref. in full. Write Box
sOUND and TRUST NOTE for sale;
amount $4,000, ct 8 per cent; secured on
Arlington property. CHI 0S00 -o3
WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
unless contracted BY myself, personally
JOHN NORMAN sWEELEY. 1850 34th
Evening star., 1946-08-19
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ATTICS REMODELED, storm entrances
built. Phone 81: 3942 evenings except
aa sst AID HAYLee nuas1
sEHfEass spss'.'s sH s7so HARPER
wSTE; Stons vslbs. BEIN; vi ssiI. Msa
and cement @ repairs spscisity NJ Ioss
GsMsif GRMEsro oys9S Wu,% so7o .,on. x.,,. 20.
P MARcucc1o.' Routs I, Aorners $ lane,
eSkS Md shGns RGfsy .le,m os
with stainless steel screen. Buy now,
AIh aSMS
aa.o dIss estimates. c. L. PIERCE. Phone 81.
CONSTRUCTING and repairing driveways
spssisy coMM1sfTY 5sHhs paviSa a sSa'ts5s e..
coNcRETE AND sT0NE woRK-porches.
specially. COLEMAN q Woop, sH. sosa
CoNCRETE-walls. footinss. foundations
ix, roaaS wa walks stegS & driveTsys we have
fp ~ e@Anehor eean fences specially: sa Also
shtT anss eE a !sRsss 1855 wEElNn ERiytRf
FEe6E FESok Sc SERVICE. nothing but til. best:
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. isia Wi Wiscon-
Fl pnocss eHs so sSNbRb S2b5 ren. old toor. mad.
sf!shs GHSERaP PRoTS S6SfkscfiN GS aAss
and commercial repair and remodel siaeHssi caii
US for an estimate. j. W. TAYLOR. Ex
lsSa aoME .Ffs psovEStfiSrs 81 Sstfi repairing and
AHA coNTRASfNea es'cns eo Phens one D1 kphE 4ssa
Beams, aneles, suards s'a0ss sarsl.rproos na,lnsS
steel m badipss
lI5lsss isth M st. NV. Ma. 1858 or Wo.
pxINTiNG' i5Isi AND DECORATING: 40 yrs a.
LUCAS. ITeAs q LgcSs: ssa Emerson Rsss; 'sH st.
PxTSFiAG Vi Fin ssIs bie6faSG e aE ssss O,Den1 oor
refnishins, root repairs. waterproofins; nS;
SoS S !ss5 oszsf ai%iE
fAiNTiNG. paperins. floor nnishinE. Best
s!s5s 'fas RS 1861 ssFves
soa srss s:3ss 5sSs VII. hAI.HsA 10 VI sHAa TOO
HOME EinSHTs pRoEShs EsSss
CO.. me- 64oa Georgia ave. NV. GE.
ROOF ROOF kkEiPAIRs. renewed, painted; suffers, asa
spouts; free estimates: 30 years reliable
SsFv, d1cHhER I'M EsoeoFMG nc. co; NA $40 sGS
cAuLFMP CORP for Johns Manvilie
roohng and siding, also storm windows
Old DoMlNToN coNTRAcTiSG c.. eL
0211-Call us for roofing, siding, painting
cutters insulation. .remodelins: terms
Soliciting Virginia work exclusively. 21'
WATERPROOFING, all kinds: have your
passmsnt smnsr watsrproefed now; cement work.
WE ARE EQUIPPED to remodel your home
from basement to roof. Screens speciality:
bronze, copper, aluminium. galvanized
wire end. Mechanics 3 years expert
ence. Monthly payments II desired Esti-
and 232S 20
GENERAL HoUSECLEANING of all kind
Washing and polishing noors, windows anc
VsneIian blinds cleaned and repaired
| UNITED HOME SERVICE, INC, ia. sa04
CoNCRETE AND BRICK woRK-Drive.
free estimates. AT. 3052. AID. s366 any.
STRUCTION CO oOs
Evening star., 1946-08-19
HELP DOMESTIC.

A CAPABLE WOMAN, live in; must be
experieneed in ehiw:. plain cooking and
ssEs ssT "a care wd e ShldTen good local gef
ASST. HoUsEkEEPER. Catholic rectory.
1--we in; room and board plus salary refs
eaAskkMs. efI aisla ssfh! eolor.d must b. ezDsr-
enced: also young woman to wait on table
in susst house; hours, 8 pm. to 7:3O
cLEANkR ASD, LAUNDREss for beauty
ae sSs aAseARE4 se App scHEETzE e Pssfs ne Nc
coLoREp DOMESTIC, experienced general
housework; no cooking: light laundry. $50
eSoh ess. eD ssDss sa.Ts fsmS wo ys sss q nice
COOK. gen; hsewk.: exp. full time; no
GEM ave. apt must have city ref. EN-
COOK K-G.Hw., assist care z children. iigh,
Laundry; live in; S25 week; Arlington
COOK Tor only . in family. No entertain.
ING. $50 per week: other full-time serv'
sunds, in addition i've in nc or out out; # niif' in
2nd-story bedroom and private bath; mus
be excellent southern cook, middle age
R'f harfkoYfD re scofPLE 'l colored, would iik,
a settle,minded lady to live with them te
ASTON. 736 Kenilworth ave. ne. 2O'
EXPERIENCED, white; well-trained cool
ands l essr h.p i've on s a1Sm aad Sun
m.nent position. Apply BOX 445-x, Star
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. experienced
no cooking. hsht laundry; good salary
Girl. eoiored. wants days work Cal
GiaL, colored, wants days work o
N1sGKTWoRR ns a9 of any Kind h GOOD ss' refer
ences. MARY, HO. .6066.
references. MI. 2176...
GRL Shy ,ho for small apt apt; aid in car car
HEso5iusEkEffsR, rs Tx RfaI white. to live on a farm
esny G III modern M m from eonv "ass
rm, and bath. Call collect. Leesburs 2os
MoUsEKEEPER. white. good home an
ssI q 2127 St for ai,',. intervisS -2a
and board. Pleasant 1910. eis iG''
HoUsEKEEPER, white, Protestant home
ssap. SIs iGF v. home in s haa sals salary e0n.as
tims: sas weekly: r.: sss4' 20:
Roman catholic: live in; i0e care 'fs,rftU for tw
schoolage children. Call MR.. BLAKE. Elk
2SoGs for aDpSinsmsnt ta.i.,,ors ,.s 30
dren;. 5h-dsy week; 500: reference
ia. 4349. -2I
MAID, live in; shw and care for child
must have health card. Day. phone ME
0264; niKht, GE $500. Ask DENIS. =
MAID, part time, ! to z. K.h.w, and cool
MAID. live in, small new home, apstair
bedrm.: must have health card, Ca
WoMAN. settled, white, refined, non
drinker, for general laundry; must liv
IN. SH. 604o. go
Evening star., 1946-08-19
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert, books started; kept
part time. audits, statements, tax returns;
aCcoSSThST ies 5frs1sasf eapert on skkpnr service
books started. kept, mo. or wkly.; tax re-
turns. statements; prompt, reas. Ex. 1875
ACCOUNTANT. expert. available part time;
bookkeeping services. statements. tax re-
ACCOUNTANT. Bookkeeping service. taxes,
profit and loss statement. monthly or
soYs go 9mos eoioree s Want u. work stock
messenser, bus boy. jumper. helper. bus
GofoRfn Gsfe GRer vrHERsS At az sober r.,b,. IN
and wife with child, desires janitor Job and
SS9aMrsers SnMS9, iull " or part time AD. 1899. 10.
G09Ns.pLIAMT, n9Ns. memt;; publicity. Govt. AND
yrs senate Comm. exper. ds desires neti fuli, ?
time connection reputable Arm or trade
GENERAL MANAGER--Top salesman. ex-
ecutlve ability, general office and account
offeE 1ss5sd %okk % sa.s sa6 pos
tion desired by young veteran; excellent
HieH ftsTfnses COST oF 81 cLIR1cAL administration s
can be surprisingly reduced; ex-naval Of
ncer with recent experience in fields OF
foF ond po5On sep
TIUsTkAToTRs. III renderer, designer; 's Con-
MAiSTENAScE K Man IAN with with isaf fth-elass IL
ySs %ishss Jog in Wash Va with
XII sbIs ssth q Aasust. 1915: best Of ref.
M FNaaME 4ny sS9i,dsr RFD RsEn 'Gs sout. WINS Ne v
MAN. IAN. young, Young colered. wants porter ~ Job
n" FR to soos sso pI AK fdl IL 1s%aG sssS
MAN. colored, experienced wants house
man Or chauffeur job. Phone North s473.
MAN AND WIFE want part time jsnitor:
quarters; the best of references. FIR. 0256.
@ dTsa Or pets: win work fuil time until Sep
men for apt hsndy so1 oaB aan Star a part
shIR ntsPiof' sssrior. 'SsS can sSsa1ass
RADIO TECHNICIAN. veteran. exp. in 10 lab.
measurements and testing communicate
on WITH rroTnF and @ nos sx gs
SALESMAN: sAEssMAN: , wholesale milk preausts,
ss or other work IS 9cass ysr. IN od
Acquainted with District. 'fs Do 1A GOOD TGo5 5o5.
DUGAN. 81 Delaware ave, Ridley Park,
SALES shpns e essnInss m.ts 1a
plasticS. petroleum; engineering COLLEGES.
- years sales and production engineer:ng;
age; age; 36 Salary 5000. Box 112. College
SALES MANAGER, EXECUTIVE, avail
soon. I a radio commentator on a
once-a-week national program. This takes
only small percentaee of my time. con-
sequently l have about 5 full days each
week free, Interested only in highest
level sales program, which does not nee
pay salary but which pays in proportion
to results obtained MY background and
experience is the finest. Box AK. Star
VETERAN. would like Sat and eve work,
acctg. school grad, but willing to accept
any suitable employment in the District
BOX 173-B, Star. 20'
BoATS-Sales experience and knowledge of
engines offered; SO, married; connection
with prosressive. dealer, yard or marine,
TO sell boats and up-to-date modern serv-
lcings: river or bay. seaplane base OR
0533 before 10 am. or after 8 pm 10
hEkA-Trustworthy. educated gentle
executive, management or publicity work
Hlghest references; age 40. sober. de-
pendable. No canyassng. TR S2aS or
write Box l07-B, Star 1os