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TideIunds
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all State oil permits such as those
Mr.. Pauleys company held
Because of this Republicans in
dicated that they will attempt to
make political capital of the meas
IRE if Mr.. Truman signs it.
Tobey Opposed Passage.
Senator Tobey. Republican, OF
New Hampshire. hinted at such a
possibility when he told the Senate
yesterday that "sordid picture had
been created by "oil company lobby
ists' who he said had been Ca iol-
ing Senators to support the bill
Senator Tobey. who led the fight
against Mr.. Pauley's nomination te
the Navy post. Joined Senator
Barkley in opposing passage OF the
tidelands measure. Senator Bark
lev said the bill represents an ef-
fort Ito give away hundreds OF
millions of barrels of oil in the tide
lanes in order that it might be
exploited by private operators
Il hope" Senator Barklev shouted
that if this bill goes to the Presi-
dent it will be vetoed by him in
the interests of national defense"
Sonsors. however, contended the
legislation simply would write into
law what the courts long have held
AS it went back to the House
the tidelands measure carried q
provision which would assert by Law
the United States claim to the
continental shelf wherever it ex-
tends beyond the boundaries OF
States. This claim has previously
been asserted by executive procla
nation.
Court Decisions Cited.
Sponsors said the legislation woulo
give ''unclouded title to submerged
lands and their mineral deposits tc
States or individuals within then
now claiming ownership.
The Senate Judiciary Committee
reported long line of Supreme
Court decisions had upheld the
sovereignty of the States over such
lands. but that legislation intro
duced in Congress and the conten-
tion of Mr.. Ickes had cast a clouc
on title to the land by raising 9
claim of Federal ownership.
Senator Barkley sought to exclude
from the bill areas off California
involved in q pending Federal suit
against California. This was
promptly voted down, 48 to 81.
The Senate also turned down. A
to IS. Senator Barkley's propose,
that the States be granted clear title
only to the areas under INLAND
waterways. and defeated. 81 to IS
an amendment by Senator Cape
hart, Republican, of Indiana which
would have limited State boundaries
seaward to the point held at the
time of admission to the Union.
How Senate Voted.
Following is the rollcall vote by
which the Senate approved the bill
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Three Suspects Held
In FootIocker Death
BY the As.oeioted Press

KYOTO. Japan. July 23.-One OF
three suspects in the mysterious
Mcclain, United States Army, either
killed McClain or has knowledge of
his death, an investigator declared
today.
1t Leland r. Brown. Detroit
Mich. assigned to the criminal in
vestlgation division at supreme
headquarters said questioning has
ellmina ted all but three suspects.
Evening star., 1946-07-23

had agreed with Mr.. Olson that
that amount was satisfactory to
me, and that I would mail a check
upon nv return to Tacoma. which
l die on May II after receiving
Mr.. Olson's May IL letter calling
attention to the understanding /
had with him and Mr.. Coffee at the
foot of the stairs in the Capitol
Building
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

The harvesting of apples at the
large chandler Orchards is now on.
employing many men and women.
Mr.. chandler has so planned the
varieties that the harvest will con
tinue without interruption until
late in September. The crop III this
orchard is good. despite late trOsts
that damaged crops further south
Of Milton.
Those attending the intermediate
Fellowship Institute. being held
this week in Wesley College. Dover.
are Walter Guycr. of Grace Church.
and Lester Radkr and Nancy Dick
ereun. of Goshen Church
Master Donald Fisher returned
ON Saturday after spending Il week
With his grandmother in Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Charnock. of
Chester, Pa, Loretta and Bobby
Thomas of llarhrson. Mrs. Annie
Salmons and son. Russell of lluus-
ton spent Saturday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira + Walls, near
town
Mr.. and Mrs j. Clarence I.anh,
who have been spending sometime
IN their Broadkiln Beach cottage
are now at their Milton home
James f.. Steele Sp r. ; {. son of
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Steele of Mil
ton has returned home after re
&c wing his honorable discharge
nom The t. :. Navy where hc Scrl
tu 23 months.
Mrs. Ida !. Fox received word
last week of the death of her cousin
Iuhn Ralph Wilson. an Almcda
alitOrnia attorney. MhO paSSct
away in Il san Francisco liOsplla
on Jane 30th. He WAS the third sul
ui the late Reverend John A. B
Wilson. and was brother of tn,
hate Rev Clarence True Wilson
Nh and Mrs. Louis McGrc accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Flll
OF Mill$bOru have returned from
very interesting trip to the Smok,
Mountains in North Carolina an,
other interesting places in TcnnrS
see and other Southern States
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
WARWICK

Sunday %ueStt; of MIR and Mrs. l..
Il Lingo were MIR and Mrs. James
Gurcoran and Mr. and Mrs f. G..
Wilson of Scalord
Miss Pauline TimmOnS was Il re-
cent guest of her grandparents. MIR
and Mrs. e. NJ DowntS.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy l.ittlttun en-
tertaintd at their cotia@c at River
dale. Mr. and Mrs Randolph Camp
e. ana children Julie and John of
Dover and Pit Shur&
MIR. and Mrs William RatlrdSe
and children of Georgetown spent
last Friday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs Showrll's at the White House
Farms in Long Neck.
Mr. and Mrs. w w Bart0 of Oh
Eey, Pa. and MIR. and Mrs. \. :.
jackson of Wilmington were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Biz
GARD the past week end.
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Tunnel
Jr. and their young sons. Jimmy
and John are spending the month
of July at the Faucet cottage ON
Indian River
Mr. and Mrs -. bunting and
family Of Harrington are spendir
July and AuSust AZ Oak Orchard.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wrkks 81
Kentucky spent last week at the In
dian River Hotel
Mrs Paul Short OF Grorgetuw
Was the sunday %ucSt OF Mrs Ma.
Alc2ee
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney DowneH u
Chester were guests of Mr.. AM
Ans Walter Parker. July 4th
Mrs. Julia in&o visited he
mother. Mrs Annie Strtn at DaGs
horU last Sunday
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
MILTON

Mr. and Mrs. Moreau Keller spent
several days last week in Ocean
City. Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs Emile Touring and
daughter of Chester were the
guests on Friday of last week of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester +. Clendaniel
Mr.. and Mrs Dyson Spencer
spent several days last week tour
ing Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Emerson of VIII
minSton were the guests last week
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles l. Jackson
MIR. and Mrs. Frank ARA ui
Philadelphia spent IA few days this
week with her aunt. Mrs. HUlda
Hastings and family.
Mrs. George BrOwnlty of Norfolk
Virginia is spending this week with
Mrs. John b. Hazard
The members and friends of
Grace Methodist Sunday School
will picnic at Oak Orchard ON
Thursday. July 18th, leaving the
church at one O'Clock. Busses will
bt provided for those who are with
ont transportation. Bathing, crab
ling and boating will be enjoyed
as will be refreshments served 10y
the school.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius King anC
Nh and Mrs Henry Morgan spent
/ the week with Mr. and Mrs. l. e
King.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard hudson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard hcssrI
] are spending two weeks at Broad
/ XIII Beach
MIR and Mrs. j. H. Carrie of ChcS
Mrs Earl Reed at Bruadkill Bracl
on the Fourth
Miss Ruth Warren spent scVtra
days last week with Mr. and Mrs
Fisher at RehObOth Beach.
Miss Vera MeSsick, daughter q
Mr. and Mrs Stanton Messick. ha
her tOnSilS removed at Milford Me
mortal Hospital on Wednesday q
last week. She is doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs Robert r. Bryan. q
Washington, d. &. spent the wee
end with his mother. Mrs. Ell
PtttyjOhn.
George B. Atkins spent Saturda
and Sunday cruising the DelaWar
Bay and River on Il pilot boat out &
I.ewes.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

The W. {. T. L. met in regular
monthly session ON Monday even
ing AT the home of Miss Sarah Al
kins After the business session Il
very pleasant social hour was en-
ioyed.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shiyelhood and
Miss Jane Mathis have entered
Columbia University. New York
state. for a six weeks course of in
StructiOnS
During July and August there
viii be- 10 Sunday evening preach
ing service at Grace Methodist
church. The "Wednesday evening
aycr-mcptin2 have also been sus-
ntndcd during that time. Sunda )
school and preaching by the pastor
Reverend Milton K Elliott will be
conducted as usual every Sunday
morning.
Mrs Lille Johnson Mrs. Molli,
Johnson. Mrs Decker and Mrs. Del
la Steele and dau@htrr, Julia spent
/ last Friday in Salisbury shopping
The Lions club of Milton is be
hind Il movement To revive ant
maintain a Boy Scouts organization
here. There have been 4cvera
troops formed here but each ha>
been a failure The Lions Cmi
hopes To arouse enough interest il
he scouts to maintain Il troop per
IrancntlY. It's Il great charactc
huildpl and should receive the sup
port OF every citizen.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nelson have
returned To their home III Clear
field Pa. after visiting several
friends here On their return home.
they were accompanied by Mrs.
Harry Swain. who plans Il visit
with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Marvel had
guests from Wilmington for a visit
last week
MIR. and Mrs. W. j. Mills and MIR
and Mrs. ] X. BarWick visited at
the COnoway Cottage at Oak Or
chard on July 18th
Mrs. Helen Harmon and son
Visited Mrs. Crawford Bailey i'll
Georgetown last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs George Baker and
f@mily have temporarily moved in
tn our community for awhile.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Warner and
son spent July 4th at Slaughter
Beach.
Mrs. Belle Allen is spending most
of the summer with her husband al
their cabin near Salisbury. Md.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Herbert E.d@rl
spent last Sunday afternoon at r.,
hohoth Beach
Mrs Lester lSaacS and SON ant
Mrs. Helen Harmon and son Sprn
lat Sunday afternoon at Slaughter
Ee"ch.
MRS. Emerson Is1lCN and d1u"h
ter have returned home aitr
&It ndin% Il week with her sister ii
Harrington.
A Texas dairy farmer claims tina
the only lines OPA Is holding AZ
the headlines.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

Two fine tennis courts have been
laid out on the Milton School play
arounds and they are being used by
the youth and adult men and
women of the community. No fee is
charged for their use, but players
are expected to take care of the
courts and equipment. One must
furnish own racketS and balls.
Mr., and Mrs Edward Scott
James Steele Jack Wilkerson.
Howard Barker. Jr., and Jimmie
Wilkers0n spent the week end at
Er0udkiln Beach.
Miss Beatrice Surratt of Staun-
ton. Va. has returned to her home
alter spending Il few days with
R"v. and Mrs. Elmer j. Hooking.
Rev. and Mrs Elmer j. H0ckme
are spending Il two weeks Vaca-
tiOn with friends in Virginia. Rev
Hooking is pastor of the Pilgrim
Holiness Church.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
$50 a. IN Sunday school Han
old Moore, superintendent
1890 a. m. Morning worship
Rev. Milford Sullivan of Gumhor,
will be in charge
100 p. m Y T. S Miss Thrlln;
Wells, president, in charge
I.45 p. m Evening worship
Rev. f.. {. Walls Of Laurel will b.
in charge
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

For lima beans the best variety u
Fordhook. and Tor snap Deans
Stringless Gretnpod
Final planting OF heels car i"'S
and cucumbers also hteu l" w
made at this time. For thoSe ''"pS
the came varieties are recommends
ed as for early paintings. FOR nee'S'
either Detroit Dark Red OF I"S-
hy's Egyptian. for carrots Hal"
tenay or Nantes. ana l"r cue"
hers. a and c on Straight flSh'.
New paintings should h"t i'lah'
gardens uvercrowded all "lu
plantings should be removed as
they pass the edible stage All
plants and weeds use Soll l"Itlil'y'
and those which are not producing
edible food waste u.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

-'4>s1,a
I0G//S4 IfcRt -. II
G/Dr4y .Cus,c1 - .oc(
Goly~1 s</ A,Y 81 'u~-
BY
= M-a<E.r W1//etl
EIS,1.Ls/.Y /L-/
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
GARDEN SEASON
INCLUDES FALL PLANTING

Steps that Delaware gardeners
take now will determine the sue
cess of this years gardening season,
says Eugene +. Brasher. extension
horticulturist for the Delaware AG-
ricultural Extension Service.
Every gardener should take steps
now 10 provide for fall garden.
hr says y fall garden always con
tributes heavily To the total gar
den food produced And within the
next weeks BraSlcr urges garden
crS To sci ont hruCCuli Brussels
sprouts. late cabbage and Caull-
flower plants.
Both lima and snap beans ShoulC
be planted now for the fall garden
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
News of4-H
99eeczUBs
The Busy Bee I'LL Club

The Busy Bee All Club meeting
took place at the home of Melba
Webb OH Saturday. June %. at two
o'clock. There We're five members
present. We made peanut butter
outlets and discussed the Short
Course. Dean Hamstead and Mel
ba Webb. who are our president
and vice president. went to the
Short Course. Bruce Frazier. our
county agent. gave IL talk on the
Kent and Sussex Fair. Melba Webb
Dean lIamstead and Lois COnUway
are going to serve as Judges
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
RACE MEET YIELDS
STATE Sl.216.359 TAX
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CONTINUED from nrsr page)
des. head of the department. showed
TO be the largest prOportiOnate in
crease of any track this year. Sew
eral tracks have fallen in attend
ance. The total attendance for 30
days for the meeting just concluded
was 1862 as against the l943
figures of 352,Sl3. The respective
per diem averages are 1896 and
IL 100
The department of racing secre-
tary NJ. G. tTy) Shea distributed
TO hon semen 3Sl9.150 as against
l945s total purse and stake outlay
of S674.35O This means that Della
ware Park. which always has been
noted for spreading the purse
money, had Il daily average of
$27, ,325. This is approximately
$4,000 more per day than was given
away by Delaware Park Il year ago.
DR. William II. Speer. track physi-
elan. reported that the diSpenSary
which is staffed by IL nurse and
other attendants treated l.2l9 cases
These ranged from simple head
aches To acute digestive upsets
Foreign bodies in the eye. lacera-
tions and other minor injuries
There were no major injuries among
patrons Of the track. There wert
two cases of fracture among the
Jockeys.
The statistical breakdown:
To State of Delaware 312Fo of
Muttuels .-.-..............-.
Admission Taxes ................ ................
License Fee
Total 10 State of Delaware .............~.
Total Purse Distribution ,~..............-..
Daily Average
Total Mutucla .....................
Daily Average Muturls .............~..-..-...
Total Attendance
Daily Avrrd;.,.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
IN ME MORIAM

I'm memory uf our daughter in-l law. .
Agnes j. Benson. who departed tins
life July 9Th 1913.
Agnes. dear. You are not forgotten.
Though ou earth You are nn more,
still in memory YOU al" with us
As YOU always were t"tOrt.
Mother and Dad l:tnson. Sister IN
Law. Edith and Janet IT.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

Classified Ads gets results
Evening star., 1946-06-20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, colored, 10 years exp, wants job
in private family or. school; can go away
for summer; stay If room upstairs; no
EXPERiENCED COOK, light housework:
references: $25 per week; or 51a days.
GIRL, coiored, neat. honest. wants days
work, cleaning small house or apartment:
GIRL, colored, desires light housework or
nursing in d. c.; references. RE. 1868.
GIRL colored. wants daywork; excellent
gsr worker; In So ass Per day and carfare Call all
GIRL SaT xo2R egloree expsrienced' desires s.hw
GIRL, colored neat, wants light housework:
will care for baby for employed mother: 8
days week. no Saturday: good references.
Call TR. 2513. ask for LUE.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, settled: live in;
capable of taking full charge city or coun-
try home: excellent ref: no laundry OF
children. Box 204-M, Star.
LAUNDRESS. experienced: work to take
RELIABLE COLORED GIRL. references,
will do g.h.w., Mon, Wed. Fri. mornings,
in exchange for servants room near WIS.
WOMAN. coiored: wants part time morning
work: good references Du. S022.
WOMAN, healthy. refined. middle aged,
white, will exchange household service for
room and board and small salary in nice
adult family. CHI b21S
WOMAN, colored. experienced. desires
CIV full or part time; local ref.
6As 410os
Evening star., 1946-06-20
HELP poMEsrIc.
Ant HOUsEKEEPER. '

ASSISTANT. HOUSEKEEPER, white in
TssISTE HoS %5te ss vsnted s1a
hours. own rm. and bath. interviewed:
3l2Q Cleveland ave. NV. between 10 and
CosK. downstairs work. light laundry
1,anaS 1stofSor nm rm sSz snd pvt. bath; refs; ss5
COOK G .H.w. for for suburban home: live in:
Ice, rm:. private bath; Saturday afternoons
ssfisd sHfSs sSG4 sS94 healthy and have local yefs
COOK, general housework. experienced,
10 till after oas1 dinner; s25 week. local refer
COOK-G .H.W. in. private. air-conditioned
home, $40; experience, references; live in;
two ADULTS. Telephone AID. 1909 Thurs
eGoksd.a&, 60 z sf s& must be exper.. settled
fSnd Of shiidrsn live in: nice
bath: bath; employed mother; ether help en-
anytime Saturday and Sunday, Oh. $5ss.
COUPLE, man and wife, colored, to go
away for summer; fine living conditions;
hoaAf slsS MoTEn meh'h b. Mli 4ss Hance NEW
COUPLE, live in; husband employed, wife
hT and care shiSrsnd WI oa2l
cooking. help with children; in family;
1sfiTf9sss HoGsEBoa: W no cooking in
family: excellent wages. Phone Decatur
G.H.W.. small family, own room and bath:
good salary; Woodmere. Long Island, W
hour from New York City. Call WO. 1883,
= to pm.
maid daily, / 80 to pm.; vicinity 18th
and Buchanan SITS. NV. RA. 05S6
G.H.W. AND COOK: . children: REFER
GENERAL HOUsEwORKER; must have
eood reference: must know nov so cooS;
GIRL for s.h.w. and cooking. Apply Sol
= st. ne. Al
Evening star., 1946-06-20
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started kept.
audited; tax reports, monthly service state
AccouNTANT,' esperienced eps M % Books opened,
tax reports and monthly statements pre-
pared; part-time basis. by veteran. Call
ACCOUNTANT BooKKEEPER desires
tsbaS sHmpsse ehpss ehpsss o oi.k oa
GnEF taHsi TEWakp sYSsSHS ADAMS dam ,oT o7
GIEANlSG Gle IN AND ND FIooR sloe WAKING. spe-
clalize in summer cleaning, washing win
coNsTkGcTioN SUP superintendent. sei thoroush-
ns JAEs l. ass Unon 4g
DHIRYMAN. married. wants Job on dairy
fRRsaS FR5TSE4 4FF9TfE Bfsftos ss So
yrs. one firm; exper. in handling. records,
sssnre BoN snd I sar wish to make
HOTEL CLERK with local background de-
ckaSuATE sHb 9GSM sas
desires position in concern with future
honor graduate: outstanding record, who's
bachelor of arts. economies major: BACK
sfIs ssfdysTtisins; best references. BOX sssa3::M'
LAUNDRY MAN. colored. experienced,
vents Tsnts work of any kind in laundry Ii
MAN, strong, white. desires heavy house
Icsnsr roots painted sl25 per hr.; exp. .and-
MAN. coIored. age 90. desires work as
sssSfeHTi ssss ETi acquainted with city. oo. Re
MAN, settled colored. wants work as jan
itor with quarters; married, no children
lS32 Frederick pl; Sc. 2O'
a hol
f nsenes5ed n 5sinlsh ea efseent 81 retsT
NorEer aeiTes Se ON %0fa OK OF any 60 kind @ willing
MAN, young, col. wants evening work
cleaning ONCE bldg. or cooking and care
for bachelor 9d apt; no Sundays. FIR. 1880
MAN. AZ, ex-merchant marine. college.
desTes
MAN, colored, experienced in driving. de-
sirss position as driver or porter. Elk.
MANAGER AND BUYER, ladies' ready-to-
wear, II, years experience. knowledge OF
the ns. market MAJ M s and personnel MANAGEMENT
matt MArHEMATIcIAN, s5. BIS. MS, married.
supervisory experience: excellent refer
RADIO RADIO sERvicEMAN. sf' 10 years, expert
ence, seeks permanent position. ia. 1920.
RETIRED GROCERYMAN. all-round exp.
meats. meats groceries: part or full time. AT.
SLIP COVERS and Enthusiastically
equipped shop, can handle any amount of
work: reasonable prices, guaranteed work
manship mar 2 mgst be year-round work. Write
VETERAN. college student. desires part
time job, working afternoons or evenings:
S,il, will accept =, ao any reasonable offer Call
VETERAN. attending school, desires sales
position or what have you, ewes. and Sat-
urdeys. Box 373-M, Star 20"
VETERAN. middle ged desires sales train
3gS-M, Star. ols
VET wants work painting. by the day or
jobs HO. 1910. 81
YOUNG MAN. veteran. desires position
with good future: willing to travel. In
terested persons please contact Box 9O-M
Star c0s
1 AM A YOUNG married veteran with 10
yrs. experience in the grocery business;
am a flrst-clasS butcher and can manage
your store entirely: honest and conscien-
tlous. II l am the man you're looking for
drop a card to Box 3S3-M, Star, as
have no phone oos
Evening star., 1946-06-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS FOR SALE? We are set up
sS fs you IA may ssessn e.
sasfSpe!se eds Ssad' to Is
s2s kss1Rasr GaHR Il ssp asf'Gd r. zsS sale
For fuil information please cali HARRY i.
ERNE GuesT Ho6sE h suitable ss for Club
close to Dupont Circle: The quality 81
story and hricf structure, embody such
workmanship as ,hand-milled woodwork.
This home was built BY pro9mneat wash aho
and comprises 80 rooms and IL baths.
First 4. contains lovely lge. liv. rm with
% sssns sspaag' ep sPDepd e1 saest an
guest rooms and 2 baths, MANAGERS ONCE
snd bsdp reception and well
finished basement with 8 guest rms. and 3
III sss aaeh asslne sn IS
furniture YOU would have in your own
adequate supply of fine linens and bed
ding teach bed has wool blanketsl, silver.
china. glassware and kitchen equip. The
home reaects the dignity that makes it
one of the, outstanding guest homes in
pared with % the hs finest ss hotels. S s0' An sddi-
tional feature for the convenience Of guests
is switchboard With phone in every room.
A choice piece of real estate plus a very
most attractive buys we have offered in
many months, Shown by appoint. only.
sasI sssas nay co g. eona a1sm
FEoWER AND GIFT sHorLThis lovely
S.: 600. % includins good s delivery ia trucE and
large stock of fine cards, gifts, flowers,
plants, ETC.: best refriseration; low rent
81 5000. with $4,000 down. Come In
today for details. MYRTLE A. WEADON
CO. 1910 Vermont ave. NV. DI. 1854.
Evening star., 1946-06-20
HELP DoMEsTIc (cont.)

G.H.W.-COOK, capable to care for baby
EGSS EYS salsTg saIgIea Or aga e New
weekly sss Phone AID. oso7 before io;so
GIRL; 8 afternoons a xk., house cleaning
,a5;,t 6bao after, pm. Location goth st, ,nr.
GIRL. Tues. Wed; and Fridays. / until T;
s1s. II. L. EDWARDS. $3.50 9th st. NV.
sSSs!ns: good wages. H1 .@"Fs' RA asss n0
Gk Dag Hpps % ssan sns sDds day dsz MAJ ys Mse
FARLAND. RE. 67oo. Ext 24oa. s;a3n-5.
HOUsEKEEPER, white; live in; plain cook
ing 3 adults in family, 6-room house, all
conveniences. Call OR. 02s4 bet $40 pm.
HoUsEKEEPER. white. 80 to As. Call
HoGsRkREPRR, H5ofHR REf2 white under SO, want wanted
6osEMsGn 6y sldsrly LADY to live IN MRS ISABEL
MAID for employed couple from 10 am
until after 5;3o dinner: Light laundry.
sas NJ & hone me- sundaS SheYY Gass
srsnee. :. State wages expected. Box
M4!S t. Sfs .fsn ~ss saf a;sz' aE s!a shx from
MAD sssar Nassnr live a or H oat $50 and
MAID. ghw plain cgSking pk personal
MAID g .H.W., light laundry, plain cook
ing; live in; radio and private bath: perm;
job: small family: S25 per week; exp. and
local ref. EN- 1924. 61@O 33rd st. NV.
MOTHERS HELPER, white or colored;
15Se Wo sas1 sa; good references essential: $50
NURSE, experienced, for 6-week-old girl;
other help employed: 2 school-age children;
seashore latter part of summer: excellent
salary; references required. WO. 1850.
WAITREss-HoUsE MAID, seashore three
months; S25 week. Oliver 6193 -22
WOMAN, colored, reliable. good cleaner;
5la days, hours, 10 to $50. Apply 2sI5
WOMAN, refined. white or colored. to stay
with baby during day while mother works.
Box 422-L, Star. 30
WOMAN. white. must have practical nurs-
ing experience. who loves children, to work
on 9i.,s. deliChtful boarding program; light
month: live in; child Permissible with
mother. SH. 1874. 94Ol Georgia ave.
WOMAN; white or colored: e:h.w., in
Hyattsville: So per day and carfare. No
calls after g pm WA 3345 %