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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-11-15

zation of southern agriculture
and forced to migrate by con
dltions beyond their control, in
GLIDING our failure as a nation
TO guide southern readjustment
TO meet or ameliorate the sit
uation.
They will need educational as
slstance to adjust to the standards
OIL their new homes. They will
need assistance in re-establish-
ing themselves.
Certainly nothing will be gain.
ed by forcing them, in Ku Klux
fashion, to keep on the move
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-11-15
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3After Hours!!i

a vital question is pending al
TINS moment; Are there an,
girls available in Little Rock that
fellow might call on without
leaving his head there? Who
was the babe all draped in black
satin at 7 Bradshaw's dance?
course! Johnnie (guitar) Moon
is laying heavy on the jug lately!
But that is crude way of try
ing to sooth an aching ticker" =.
Alfred Zones Bros,) Burt said
that when he reported for work
the other morning, new equip
ment was Issued to every man
there Yes, each man was given
brand new mule collar. =.
Roosevelt S. says he's the man
that put the ''l' in love, and -
use your imagination When
you see them little girls standing
in front Of the West Ninth Cab
Stand at z o'clock in the morn
ing you wonder if they are be-
ginning a perfect day or taking
The tx home from night of !
Beatrise Burton told |
ne she had made a trip to Norfolf |
Va. recently, but she had been |
back home six whole months.
:. Bum has been so used to
Ascot, that good Cor
Ions gags him! Remember
hat you are at liberty to call
the King and submit items
'or this column. Since meat
prices are SO high, how many of
fou are satisfied with day be-
ore yesterdays beans Don't be
oashful.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-11-15
This Weeks Guest
AFTER THE COTTON PICKER

AFTER THE COTTON PICKER
BY Benton j. Strong, Editor
National Union Farmer, organ OF
the National Farmers Union.
The estimates that from 300,
900 to 800, 600 farm families will
be displaced in the South by the
cotton picker in the next five
years constitutes a challenge to
the nation.
1t is not just a problem for the
South.
Unfortunately, a plan proposed
by the Bureau of Agricultural
Economics for readjustment in
the South, adjustment of cotton
acreage, diversification of crops,
more family type farms and en-
enlargement of industry; has not
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-11-15
cANFlELD

Herman Collins is Improving
after an operation on October 80.
Dora Harris and Marie Poston
are still improving. Laymon
Howell arrived after a months
stay in Albin, Michigan. He will
return to Michigan next spring. =.
Howard Washington leaves this
week to join his wife, Virdie
Lee. and his daughter, Barbara
Ann, in Los Angeles.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas.
In The PULASKI
Chancery Couse
Bessie Drain. Plaintiff ...>
VS.. NO. 49,
Upton Drain, Defendant.
The Defendant, Upton Drain. - x
ed to appear In this court wlmin ~
days and answer the complaint o. sns
plaintiff, Bessie Drain.
Dated October l6th, io~6.
]. r. Booker.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
J. A. Hbbler.
Attorney I'D Lttem. -
H. s. Nixon. ChanceSy $3.50
ny Airline r. Tuner, p =
vvARh,sto oNo9N
State Of Arkansas.
' In Ths runm1a
Cnancery GosAse
Emmer Lee Giles. Plaintiff -.
Alien Giles, Defendant.
The Defendant, Auen Giles. -
ed to appear in this court WITHIN u1
DAYS and arswer tho cc-~~samS
the plaintiff. Emmer Lee 0les.
Dated October 18th. 1875
Hibbler & Hibbler,
Solicitors for Plaintiff.
]. r. Booker.
Attorney ad Litem.
BY Airline p. Turner. =. r.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-11-15

WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas,
county OF Pulaski SIS
In The Pulaski
Ou,a n,.c Chancery Court
VS.. Nc 1a71s
Rufus MCGOWAN. Defendant
Inc Defendant, Rufus MCGOWAN. ia
warned TO appear in this court within
tnlrty Gays and answer the corn.
plant Of the plaintiff, Ollie MCGOWAN
Dated October 29th, 1916.
J. r. Booker,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
j. A. Hibbler,
Attorney at Law,
II. $, Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY s. Haynes Richardson. D. G.
-t-
WARNING ORDER
state OF Arkansas,
County OF Pulaski. SIS.
In The Pulaski
o,>.n. Chaneery Court
James Randall. Defendant
The Defendant, James Randall. is
warned to appear in this court with
IN thirty days and answer the COM
plant OF the plaintiff. Obelia Randall.
Dated Oct. 81, 1915.
J. r. Booker,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
j. A. Hbbler.
Attorney at Law
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Ealy Red, d c.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-11-15

Rev. Leon Harris was speaker
on the ST Paul A, M. +. Church
broadcast Thursday night. He also
presided over a Good Samari-
tan stock holders meeting Fri
day night It is believed that
the bath house vii soon be forth
coming. The Joe Hartons will
soon move into their new home.
Every young couple should fol-
low their example and purchase
a home. Mrs. jamie Bledsoe of
Pankey's Addition, Little Rock,
will speak at Haven Methodist
Church Sunday night. Rev. T.
J. Griffin sold six pigs from his
stock farm Saturday. This should
help ease the meat shortage.
Well, the &c. Is" won in Gar
land County, and Hot Springs is
a part Of the County. Prot j. A.
Patterson, W. Malone, f. Bot
.oms, Prof. John Henderson and
DR.. T. J. Griffin along with a |
few other Negroes advocated the
,ause of their ticket. DR.. Griffin
-aised this question early Monday
morning: why is it that there
are no Negro police. no Negro
play grounds, no Negro letter
no Negro fireman, no
Negroes in the City Council, no
Negro street or ditch workers, |
10 Negro truant officer He ans
Hered it by pointing to the Ne
2roes, headed by practically all
he Negro preachers of the city, |
who stood in the rain at the
ools last Tuesday along with the
gamblers begging their fellow /
men to vote against the &c. l."
Ticket. He further declared that
Negroes will fill these placesaf-
.er April next if the &c Is win
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-11-15

sympathy during our bereave-
men.t Especially do we wish ia
thank the pastor and officers of
Roanoke Baptist Church.
SIGNED: Mr.. Paul CAN'T, Mr..
and Mrs. Author Can't, Mrs. J..
Lillian Murphy.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT. B S. degree
varied business experience includes teach
ing. personnel social work; ambitious,
reliable. GOOD organizer, available immed-
etely Box 1913. Star.
BOOKKEEPER, double entry; full charge O.
ONCE; 5-day wk. only; salary open. Bo,
CHAPERoNE SERVICE for children; shor,
trips or vacation: references. Ii. l11S
COMMERCIAL TEACHER desires position
teaching typina other subjects several
evenings week aual. six years teach
ing experience in Penna. high school
bRrssMAKfNG-suits. Bfn sih G,s3 coats and .ltera,
!ions. all work suaranteed. Phone co
GIRL, colored. desires JOB as relief switch
ooaro operator; experienced no Sundays.
GIRL tcolored> desires typing at home
will call for and deliver work. 1912
GIRL Girl; eolorsd req wants van position snsweT!ns
before ii am. MI 0I6a 4:
INSURANCE and real estate expert who is
also capable secretary; $50 minimum Box
NURSE. practical. semi-inva or con-
yaiescent. l"-hour duty: no Sundays. Call
oPToMETRIsTs ASSISTANT Young
woman. Is mos. benchwork. ittins and
adjusting exp. desires position in optom-
etrist's ONCE; local ref Box 4ss-C, Star
REFINED LADY will care for children
days. nights; soc hour and csrfare. Ii.
1923 s.
SECRETARY, experienced. capable. eff
cient and attractive. Minimum, S55 week
Box 4g2-C. Star 1'+ 81
SECRETARY. experienced. capab Bile and
efficient; meets public we'll: minimum. $50
a week Box I4o-B Star )
SECRETARIAL SERVICE by the hour.
Hobart OF O2
TELETYPE OPERATOR. 4ia years expe-
rlence, ) years as supervisor, desires day
work. Alexandria 603S. s.
Il
work at home Box 64-E Star -
WOMAN, university degree. experienced
office executive. employing. organizing
and supervising STAFF and handling impor-
tant correspondence, free 10 take position
in Washington June 18th. Box S0E Star.
81
WOMAN. trained and experienced in work
with children aged wishes institu-
tional position. Box 16-E. Star. -
Evening star., 1946-05-03

PRIVATE SCHOOL INFORMATION. PREP
and military schools, jr. COLLEGES. Expert
enced consultsnts No charge. WASH
iNGION SCHOOLS ASSN, S14 18th st.
NV, RE. 1889 =
PIANO LESSONS, beginners and adv by
student Viennese masters: many years
U. S. teaching exp; reasonable. Me. 2614.
-
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand typ,ns. bookkeepins,
comptometer. all Secretarial subjects. Est
2S yrs Accredited. Approved GI school
INQUIRE now MA ":S:;S BOYD SCHOOL.
1898 ST .Opp Capitol Thea terD
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
33l3 lith ST. NV. MI g55S-Shorthanu
Pittman ano Gregg. speed dictation: !
days and rights each week special FOL
competitive exams.
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
1913 tth s. nv, MI. a55S-Estab. "a
yearS-ThouSGndS successfully prepared
Lei prepare Won for civil
Evening star., 1946-05-03
SITUATIONS MEN.

AcGoUNIANT ACC ,r books opened kept fun or
Se@a,1NT.2T ;ia@4 Rm; 2Ts or Bog &c star 4.
ACc0TNTAST BooKKIEpER. exper.
or oei sss S!snes work
ARCHITECT, N. Y.-registered. experienced
hotels. apis, e!e., available for May and
ATTORNEY. d. c, Bar, 81, excellent sp-
pearance, perSonable, presently employed
in. IN sYbstantial Government position. Will
y, y T. reliable reliable law frrA or attorney. Box
iUbiloE, TAX REPORTS, anything YOU
Box 3"14. 10, D. C. JOHN DIGOUTrRUTH
ACIOMoTIvE, truck and bus feet main
tenance man, ~ years OLD, 20 years eX-
aerlence capable managing medium size
esI Tstsrpr1ss WGis S,S a.E star
manent position; 3 yrs. experience; ea,,
pable OF taking complete charge. Cail
CoLoRED VETERAN wants full or part
Ilme Job as an electrician. Ia 1890 after
ELEC. WELDER. t-class, all-around man;
Box 19-E. Star %
MAN. ambitious. young. married. SOBER.
SUPPLIES, desires responsible position with
repul able electrical firm Phone GE. 1855
Or write Box LIE, Star -
Man. colored. desires odd Jobs also skilled
bic MI, I3i5
PART-TiME EDITING. preparing copy for
ing. tipping mss, etc. CHI. $3.50, 90 p m.
PERSONNEL MAN. 6 years experience,
responsibility. Can type $751; take dicta-
maintain iles and books. handle CORE
Spondence. Have been in charge OF office
OF efsn 90 Rds ps0g1e BIZ Married Vet
SALESMAN. ii. married. 10 yrs Govt.
wholesale. comm. exp., desires connection
,sls psnsoie nrm; commission setup. Box
SALES Or ADMNIsTRArIvE-AmDitious
veteran. 81, desires future with progressive
business operating in Wsshlngton. Prefer
ground includes 2 yrs. chem. engr. and
4 yrs, bus, admn. in college; 7 yrs sales
sxpsrienss in AAF eng i. to II col ):
admn lob at present. Own car, married
GOOD r.fereGess. Box 44s-C; Star. g.
TRUCK DRIVER. eoiored, experienced.
D. G. permit. RE. 5137 between s and
WAREHOUSE sUPT.. thoroughly expert
enced in large-scale storage. warehousinR,
cargo handling. stevedorins methods; Su-
perIise personnel: know stock control;
res sonabie salary. Box 53-E. Star A
YOUNG MAN wants something to do in
mornings. spare-time Job. Call Decatur
YOUNG VETERAN. white. 81. high school
grad, desire position with future. Expert
enced in office work clerical and typing;
Am interested in following any Of the
above mentioned. Write JAMES F AB-
BOTT. -6l3 c ST. NV. No phone calls 3.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNING done al

fTssiSnapls fsaS .a 5siss s., cs;I NJ v j. HAhs
2H SzE zSb 'ea e6Ndsrrf sfas pm s
S9SsTEgST,s sS Nv 81 B.iv&%.vs
srs1e sSs spec,alsS coMMyaIrS nss S' PH3 ss9
bRivf0ASs H fR s tlsa ss:stop Wo s9nb. ace
fiss$tons h4I s, sisns ss walks buildozer srsdns
cEMFNT cEsH; W woRk. Sss stone walls. nssstsn. s
RoeE7ie Nd Fhons HS"'s soetHis dS5hsrs asn5
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. fegstone
porcheH and walks, cnimneys, fireplaces.
koekv Md Pssns RSns kods9s H0fnsrs 4s sns
FLOORS sANDED. rehnished, dustless ma
sess. prices: MR.. BROWN, CO. c'e 4eos. .'H; 5.
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best
h LAYING sandlns, finishing; cleaning, par
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. 1872 Wiseon-
HOME IMPRoyEMi1ENTs and repairs. con-
COLEMAN CONSTRUCTION CO. Silver
PAINTING. decorating, paperinR. floor re-
anishine, roo, repairs, wsterpl ooflns; work
guaranteed. White mechanics: references
KhMlLIoN' kh Mu1k1 n1a.t AD 51ss xou, nam. now
terms: free estimate NATIONAL INsTAL-
LATION CO.. 55O@ WIS. ave WI 1900
ROOFING-slste composition, copper gut
terS: aDouts: brick, stone work; siding:
work guaranteed. CLIFTON. GE. 3431. s.
SPRACRETE. gun-applied; waterproofs and
walls: estimates. SPRACRErE INDUS
TRIES, Denrike Bldg. MA 1859 )
IN VA. AND WASH. call PATTERSON
CAULFIELD CORP. for Johns Mdnville
roofing and siding, also storm windows.
334O NJ st. NV. zone HO 4l20.
CALL THOMAS BROTHERS for painting.
Kem-Tonng, waterproofing. ROOF repair.
Work guaranteed. We don't keep you
waiting. B. C. CLYDE THOMAS. gem
eral panaser Metropolitan 1884 8.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont. {,

kEFAIkS AND SekVtSE NSonf.l.
WINDOWS, walls, woodwork cleaned. floors
waxeo; yraSe E3 Anywhere 3 on dayWork or con-
WINDOWS WASHED, Venetian blinds
cleaned. walls and woodwork cleaneb,
floors cleaned and waxed: work guaraA-
teed; any size Job. RE. 1917 DISTRICT
WINDOW CLEANING CO., 914 G pl. NV.
CALL BILT RITE UPHOLSTERERs, Union
l54b: expert reupholstering and furniture
repairs, workmanship guaranteed factory
trained era tsmen -
ATTENTION. COCKTAIL LOUNGES. drug
stores. restaurants ana those with leather
or leatherette covered fixtures: Why re-
cover? Let US apply Leathercote, the new
miracle plastic, to your worn and scnffed
leather or leatherette. We make them
look like new and save you up to q0'o
For an estimate call E. s. DOVE, Jr., 1894
NJ st. NV. NO 93!,. 3
DO THAT CARPENTER JOB NOW-Re-
pair, cabinet work, streamiined fixtures.
Slifo 64SS. RE. 5301. z.
ATl TlENTION!-Hotels clubs. recrea ion
ilslls, etc. Same-day service ON dry Clean
ing, ANY amount of special items such as
drapes, covers, tapestries. curtains. etc
Modern equipment: responsible Wholesale
plant For estimate, call TR. 5922. B
day at $50 a month. AT. 1881. MRS.
ABLE MECHANICS to, repair refrigerstors,
washing machines and other electrical ap-
pliances; 2l-hour service. Cali Tower 81 56.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
PERSONAL Cont.

Moth a HOLES burns mendsa 81 sx
INC 5syG, Go sos e St NV. Tel NE as47 ssc s,
block Wisconsin ave. Bethesda. Md.
including .nylon hose, new Taylorcraft air
rlane and la46 Ford car. Come out this
SLIP COVERS and draperies professionally
tailored from your our materials. All
workmanship guaranteed DI. Ol22 -
PERMANENT. 81: shampoo and finger wave.
soc. No appointments MABELLE HON.
OUR SCHOOL. 1910 N Y ave
VACANCY in nursing home, senile or
tray service. sH. 6o40 or 81. 950a. -,
WILL GIVE room and board to a refined
employed lady in exchange for light
household duties and sitting some evenings
with children. Call SH, 114l; after d
WANTED-Cood homes, city or country,
10 care Tor babies. Telephone DU. l.t.;,
WANTED-Good colored homes for babies
and small children. city or country. Tele-
phone DU. 1873 $3.50 am. to 3 pm -
SOCIAL SERVICE LEAGUE urgently needs
boarding homes for boys. II, 8. .. and
3 years. and girls. > and >. Also very
much want homes Tor infants. aged 10
days to q months Only Montgomery Co
homes considered. Telephone Rockville III
or write P. o. Box No. g. Rockville. Md.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
iIsh. sSlI confidence. freedom from self
ConaclnuSnesS. private tutor. MI 255U.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIoN. 100 bass. new. with case
acoTsTIcoN eSSf Ta Nh HEARING AID. postwar na au-
.sas1nsb,s re- seM ri onS Boz 2oa.c a; ;, Star; 3,
elry repaired. HAUss JEWELERS., sl$ G
pressed glass; music box. old chairs. ..soi
cslysG, NT,n,r St, MI ss55 day or sunday y 3.
drawer, best otter by Sunday; rugs, hshld
ANTioTE .sEn M1 pstSG Inn Is Room ON 96y p.ce .
carved. masnificent chairs: ideal for EN-
a sfse ao dsTery Eure
erS. Record players. oPA price. s7355;
price. So s.35; sale price, $3.50. Home
freezers. freeze lockers. cleo: 5-Eal. sy
h;31 ehon hotiwster heaters Ill, ,3.inch electric
mskss rsdies PARK RADIO ( AePL!s
baBY arr sffes krol ap Hp psse sood
pad: So. sood 1000 RsmInston I sinsle electric
fs.fE sAsY sAskIacEs1kre!l. s BiItrits; stork-
NATIONAL SPORT SHOP, "461 18th st.
BXBYs BT HeaI kf9i SS1 rd cK2B 2Ben up
p: years Cs! old good condition, prewar; S25.
sASp SDns sAW oo S,h R.ds9sBars n9G psEtss %
BAR xooS Drysts ,a. tsst long feet
ssssl. sssSk ma nA hossny ss it. By S@ e. in by 90
IN: with sa1in top, with sliding doors;
BEBleEDouble, coil springs, inner-sprins
mattress. complete for Sa5; dresser. SIS,
BEDS, 10. single. coil springs on legs. cot
ton felt mattresses. practically new. 1900
BEDRM. SET. : pcs, excellent cond, very
444i Brandvwne st. NV. AID. s5aS. May
81 sFpR6oM aaS sisnS suiTfs1Brand-new ifEfs to
maple, sr % van"t end es mahogsnS Al i5i" lag
plete suites, in richly desisned, full-Sized
beds. dressers, chests, ,chestrobes. .vanities,
night tables. vanity benches, and chairs.
delivery. Our only entrance is directly
%essaa1s oq f AsS gp
92l G st. NV. DI. 3737, DI. 3Tf3S. DI.
BEDS AND BEDDING-Beds and match
ing chests in solid wood. maple or walnut:
beds, Sl6.95: chests. S19.95; Simmons
coil springs, $50; coil springs with steel
stabilizers. S'095: mattresses, Sl4 95: box
springs. Sl3.S5: all-hetal folding cot
and mattress. SIPS; inuerspring mat
tresses, 81 7.95: maple desk with drawer,
%S95; Atlas sells only brand-new mer-
cha andise. s. deposit, 70 months to pay
Our only entrance is directly underneath h
our large Atlas neon sign Atlas is one of
Washinato.ns eldest and largest cut-price
furniture houses. Be doubly sure you are
in Atlas. Open. eyes. till pm Mondays
a~S Thursdays till pm. ATLAS FURNI-
DI 313a
BEDROOM. living room tea cart vanity,
kitchen cabinet, wardrobe trunk, studio
couch. wardrobe, Hollywood beds We do
moving, storage. EDELMAN, 1903 Ga ave
A.
BEDROOM SUITE. 3-pc mahogany on
hardwood, box springs: used only 3 months;
nHs nrnn Suai scratch; s,;sa S25 Hillside I4s7-w.
chair, boudoir chair and misc. articles
practically new. Call AT. 61s7. e
Evening star., 1946-05-03
HELP DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID, white, for MARYLAND
reearsd pfvas Can NH % ne bath
cHXMBERMAID-wAI colored. ex-
room so1d s3d bs sa off m day dp
week after u am. and Sunday after
observation-disclosures cGGhs HS ihoH eolor.d, .x-
perlenceo: live in, health card and local
June to october; salary, 500. No, s446.
aaRdry a44S sYS6 To5k s,S ms i IEo SAUM Y, Adams
children 1N. 1870. " ~
COOK and flrSt.a floor work: experienced:
fsm'lr; live in; Box 144-D, Star. i
COOK. general, wanted; TO live in. con-
top located apt chill
Tslephone AID. 1897. -
COOK and g.h,w;. colored settled woman,
ye ri no is4pary ca 10 Wo sore s q
CoOK-G,H.W.. excel. pay. live in: cheer
M Inl disposItion spo. ref; other help, no LAUNDRY.
COOK AND GHw. live in. comfortable
upstairs room with radio and bath; 5i2-
dnoE dsy week E. n SIS Il to start. WI. s546; .
~ =. ! in family vi $5as ''z @a s'
Coo bGHsSod s small ~ cheerful @ George-
COOK COOK AND 4I,ID' CIV; private family. 1GI6
coSSS COOK islSTa And HousEKErpER for modern
home, adults only; sleep out. ST. s392.
COOK -HOUSEKEEPLR wanted immediate
ly: house near Shoreham Hotel. family of
two; excellent permanent position for de
rsole Ssspy snr monthly
summers spent seashore. Come
middle-aged person Nordis estraetion
GooR oo -WAITREsS-1I Wal RES through = ra O'Clock
dinner good salary. Call DE. 615s, gil
DoIEsTic WORKERS car. to share ant
duties for small family; One mainly cock
lng; s;, nv; other mai mainly child care; TO-
| Considered HO 5s43. -3
place for STEADY girl. VIC soc -
G.T.w;. depsndsbls: Jig, l. ..n"cry. Ar
G.H.W. plain cooking care of . children
live n or out; no Sunday work; So" SO
G.H.W.. 5 GAYS, 10 8; near 18th and
GENERAL HoUsEwoRk, woman. ai co colored d
.ettled. to live in Clean, comfortable 3rd-
edul,S. Thurs. ard every other SIM. off
SIS per week. Phone after pm. WI
GENERAL MAID f.-n pm. until after
cnner for , in g tr good CO.
| No SUNDAYS. $50 per T"k. Call DU
Ualo -
GIRL. experienced. care for " IN. II eir1s.
! 10 to 6, 51a DAYS, 500. Reference. OR
::nSf
HOUSFkEEPER fer small s"'urban home
care Of two babies, plain cooking full time
mp p'o:mcn 500 monthly: liv4 in: per-
manent only; must have excellent refer
ences IND be- dependable. Fhone Fairfax
/ ~ lrrmediately. >
interested in steady Job; g b.w and some
Laundry. in famh- school-aeed chi!
dren: 5l2-day week; S25. @544 Bath Sc.
MAID for W, live in. coed working con.
GIL 9"S7 g
MAID for ghw and assist care of small
child. ! ! a m. TO p m. 5-day week; 18th
| and Columbia district: $50 per month
Phone HO. 800. Ext. 21S for appoint
MAID HW. middle aged. white or col
ored. 5l2-day week: reliable: reference re-
ouired: for small family. GE O324 4
MAID-G .H.W.-Plain cooking, | to 7:3O
pm. days. References desired; good
salary. Alex. 1926 -3
SETTLED COLORED WOMAN. g.hw. and
SSesips; %o ss5s fond of children live in. Call
WAITREss-MAD for a select downtown
suestEouse: good salary; live in. RE. 0s47
WOMAN for housework. small family Cal
at 1917 Euclid ST. NV. IS
Evening star., 1946-05-03
HELP DOMESTIC Cont.

WOMAN, colored, between 35-45 for r.h.w
and care of CHILDREN; to live In; good salary:
WOMAN for light housework and help care
for, . children. 2702 Mosby place, Alex
andria, Virginia -
WOMAN, white, conscientious. to take care
OF small boarding group of children Not
oyer 42 yrs. old; live in; excellent salary.
WOMAN DOCTOR. with a-year-old child.
needs housekeeper to live in Syracuse. N.
Y. Oliver U623, DIR. SQUIRE. > (,
xi,.Oo YEAR. permanent position as gen.
eral housekeeper in new, easy to manage
Falls Church home, . employed adults: 81 q
DAYS, no Sundays. private room and bath
with outside entrance. RE $500. Ext
1856; after $3.50. call Falls Church 2423-J.
3
WANTED-Msid for sorority house So 8
Der Wk and board Call UN 500 =
Evening star., 1946-05-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored, wants work taking care OF
apt and child for working mother. . days
week. Good references. RE 1851. 3
GIRL. colo1ed wishes Job taking care of
or > children. AID. 5125.
GIRL. coiored, wants work in boarding
house, making beds, 5 days week, from
% Cali MI 6465.
WOMAN. white, desires position as house
keeper. live in. Please call AT. 1881. IS
WOMAN. colored, reliable. wishes light :,
or 3 hrs. work, no house cleaning ref +;
convenient to NV. section DE. S33S
WOMAN, colored. desires work by day or
as maid in rooming house MI. 0163. 5'