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Evening star., 1946-04-24
record Production
OF 100000 Tires
This Year Predicted
BY the Assoeioted Press

Good news for motorists: The
rubber industry bids fair to sur
pass its towering production goal
of 66,000,000 new passenger tires
this year.
Civilian Production AdminiStra-
ton officials made this encouraging
forecast today, saying the record
output drive is being helped by new
cotton yarn controls protecting tire
cord supplies.
The industry's goal is 100000
tires more than the estimated 53,-
100000 passenger castings produced
in the previous banner year of
1941.
Despite the present bright out
look, however, CPA officials cau-
toned motorists that retail dealers
probably will continue to run a
week or two behind on tire de-
liveries throughout the summer
catching up with day-to-day de-
mand only in the final quarter of
the year.
Advice to Vacationers.
AS advice to intending vacationers
one CPA spokesman offered: Put
yourself on a dealers list in plenty
of time, expect delivery in 10 days
to two weeks, have one Of the old
tires recapped for a spare
Far in the forefront of reconver-
sion. tire manufacturers so far this
year have eclipsed 194l's peak pro-
duction rate but are crowding the
limit of their materials supply.
One major difficulty, the shortage
OF yarn for tire cords which has
plagued manufacturers in recent
weeks, should be relieved by the
emergency freeze" of cotton yarn
mill spindles on May /, CPA rubber
officials predicted.
The freeze will restore to essential
production all spindles which were
making the needed garment and in
dustrial yarns on December 81. 1t
is accompanied by price increase
as production incentive" and a
set-aside to prevent the yarn from
being diverted into nonessential
uses.
Record Production Seen.
with this threat removed. there
seems to be no reason why the tire
industry cannot beat its 1916 pro-
ductlOn goal CPA spokesman
Evening star., 1946-04-24

~-1--.---l Ol the coal
strike could hurt badly, however"
The shortage Of truck and bus
tires already has eased of to such
an extent that dealers in some
sections are building up some in
ventory supplies. The same is true
of tractor and other farm vehicle
tires in certain areas.
In the passenger tire field, how
ever, the expected Is per cent in
crease in demand during the sum-
mer will offset the ahead-of -sched-
ule progress of the tire companies
CPA officials said.
Not until late in the year, they
predicted, will dealers have in
stock full supplies for motorists, and
not until then will it be possible to
lift the ruling against a spare tire
on new automobiles.
Evening star., 1946-04-24
Senate Confirms FIuck
As Envoy to BoIivio
BY the Associotsd Press

The nomination of Joseph Flack
of Pennsylvania as Ambassador to
Bolivia was approved today by the
Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee.
The committee also recommended
confirmation of three men as Min
isters: J. Rives Childs of Virginia to
Saudi Arabia, Edwin F. Stanton of
California to Siam and Lowell C.
Pinkerton OF Missouri TO Iraq.
Men II to 30. You can now join
the Regular Navy for either a 2, 3. 4,
Evening star., 1946-04-24
Food
Continued From First Page)


Italy, Poland, Greece, Yugoslavia
and Albania.
Urgency of the situation was made
clear last night in a disclosure by
Chester c. Davis, chairman of the
Presidents Famine Emergency Com
mittee. that this country was fall
ing behind again this month in its
wheat commitments abroad The
April goal is 100000 tons.
For the first 10 days of April ship
ments were $4,000 tons-28 per cent
below the quota for that period.
Mr.. Davis told reporters after a
meeting of the committee in the
White House. Movement of grain
off farms since April 10 has been
disappointingly small, he added.
Agreement Is Predicted.
Mr.. Davis said it was too early to
estimate whether the Government S
new offer to pay farmers 30-cent-
a-buShel bonus on wheat sold for
export would produce the required
supplies.
The Food Board yesterday an
nounceo world sugar ALLEGATIONS
which will enable the United States
10 maintain the present ration for
home and industrial use. The pres
ent household ration is five pounds
per person every four months. plus
an additional five pounds for home
canning during the year.
Domestic butter supplies stand to
be reduced under Government plans
to resume purchasing about May
to supply the armed services and
military hospitals. A wartime type
set aside order to be issued shortly
is expected to remain in force
through May and June, a period of
peak butter production. 1t is esti-
mated the Government may take
as much as 60000.0O0 pounds.
La Guardia Warns Nations.
Mr.. La Guardia served blunt
notice last night that countries with
surplus food stocks must cut down
their reserves to aid famine stricken
nations.
Mr.. La Guardia declared that "all
countries having surplus stocks
which are desperately needed by the
'have-not' countries Will have to
come down in their reserve stocks.
And If the have countries do not,
it will not be with my approval or
consent, and will take such action
as may be necessary
A spokesman for UNRRA refused
to indicate what countries Mr.. La
Guardia had in mind
Mr. Davis reported shortage of
tin for food containers and wood
for shipping crates, and said the
Famine Committee had instructed
him to appeal to Reconversion Di-
rector Snyder for increasing produc-
ton of these materials. The coal
strike also is beginning to affect tin
production, he said.
To Urge Management Program.
Declaring that 1T is too much of
a miracle to expect that famine con-
ditions will not arise again in 1947,"
Mr.. Davis said the committee would
continue to press for the develop
ment of a Government food man
agement program for this years
production.
Earlier in the day, Mr.. Davis met
with representatives of department
stores and retail dry goods stores to
work out program of getting the
food conservation program over to
the housewife. Charles B. Dulcan,
81. of the Hecht Co, is honorary
chairman OF the trade committee
working with Mr.. Davis.
Mr.. Davis said subcommittee
was making plans for a Nation
wide speaking tour by Herbert
Hoover, after the former President
returned to this country about May
10 from world food survey he is
making for President Truman.
Evening star., 1946-04-24
OPA
Continued From First Page

He said 1t had nothing to do with
production except to hinder it.
This comment referred to new
Federal Reserve Board figures which
Senator Mitchell cited as showing
that production in March was 1869
per cent of the l935-1939 production
index. Mr. Wason retorted that the
l935-1939 period was one of de-
preston.
Mr.. Wason sounded this criticism
of OPA:
"OPA drives goods off the shelf
and into the black market
"OPA discourages the efficient pro-
duction of established manufac
turerS.
"OPA has snarled production lines
and crippled orderly distribution to
the consumer.
"OPA discourages investment by
attacking profit.
"OPA by creating black markets
is causing America to become a
nation of law violators"
CIO Official Assails NAM.
Mr.. Wason contended that if all
controls were lifted from manufac-
tured goods, some prices would &c
up and some would 90 down. But
he said the readjustment would be
comparatively Insignificant.
James B. Carey, secretary-treas-
urer of the CIO, last night accused
the NAM "of using the big lie tech
nique" in its fight against price
control.
They state so -. big an untruth
that it almost seems to have some
merit" he said in a broadcast. The
NAM has screamed the lie that OPA
and price control are keeping prices
up and profits down; by now. the
NAM lobbyists probably even be-
lieve that lie themselves
Evening star., 1946-04-24

Record Production Seen.
with this threat removed. there
seems to be no reason why the tire
industry cannot beat its 1916 pro-
duction goal" CPA spokesman
Evening star., 1946-04-24

or year hitch. Navy training will
fit you for better job In civil life
later on. Go to the Washington
Navy Recruiting Station at 1920 G.
street NV.
Evening star., 1946-04-24
Chart Shows Shortage of Police

The Of police distribution by precincts
shows graphically lacking in sufficient
assigned beats No precinct instance
beats which should
The frontiersman., 1946-12-18
n,ssIno BARGE S0S ARRlveo Ar DOck |N SEWARD SUNDAY

lN OEWARD OUNOAY
 The Alaska Rail- road barge 5O5, which had been unr epor ted here since leaving Seldovia Nov. 22, docked in Seward last Sunday. The barge carried a load of beef from the ranch of Jack McChord of Sitkal idak.
 Current rumor here said the barge had been lis ted as mi ss- ing. The information of her Seward arr riva1 was received in a wir5 at The Frontier sman off ice yester- day.
 Jimmy Johnson a Seldovia res ident, i: aboard the barge.
The frontiersman., 1946-12-18
The Frontier sman
WOMAN'S CLUB PLAY

The cast of ale- ven, which DOT trays for the audience a half hour in the life of a smal1-toWn fam fly dur ing a Saturday afternoon in May, in- c1udes these Seldo- vians:
 Alice Groothof Mary Ann Swain, Mar gery Spencer, Erl ing Nilsson, Norman Nil- son, Beatr ice Han- cock, Earl Herr, Ha- gel Ellswor tn, Peggy Daigan, J. ". Thomp- son and Edwin Bahr s.
 Be tween-act mus ic vii be supplied at the evening perform ance on Saturday by Mervin Brun, Oren Diamond, Edwin Bahrs, Hank Krol1 and the gtrls' high school chorus
 Admi s sion charge for the play is Sl for adults and 50 cents for children.
 Miss Hazel El ls- worth of the school faculty is dir ing "The Funny Br ats." Alice Groothof and Ellen Nil son are bus mess man agers.
 MRS DIAMOND
The frontiersman., 1946-12-18
TERRITORIAL VA MAN. STOPS HERE TUESDAY

Floyd L. Guert in, regional direc tor of the office of Terri torial Commis s sioner of Veterans' Affairs, made a Nr ief one-day visit in Seldovia uesday.
 MT. Guertin said he had not expec ted to reach Seldovi ia on this trip and there- fore was unable to notify veterans of his coming. However he will be back in the city after the first of the year, and will send a not ice of the dates of his stay to The From tier sman prior to his
The frontiersman., 1946-12-18
M RS. Q IAMOND ex peC7ED SOON

Mrs. Oren Diamond, wife of the new owner of SeldoVia Cash Store, Is expected to arrive in Se1dovia this week to join her family. Mr s. Diamond has been Out s ide since her husband as- sumed owner ship of the store.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught ir
sPHao 'af h
1906 G st. NV. NE. 400 or RA. 1900
DRIVING INsTRUCTIo>-pual control
cars. AUTOMOBILE DRIVING SCHOOL
OF Washington, INC, 1904 14th St
PITMAN SHORTHAND ben and Isaac,
Graham. Munson; taught only by this
school in this city; individual instruction
Start any evenings. tAlso Gregg speed
LAKE SCHOOL lI0l Vermont ave, (at
sE ss " o sTiEs iS N NEtDEDMod.rn
MAsEILE HoNouR school. approved fol
yssurs Mr and . g. ,raaips 1910
STENoGRAPHIC and secretar,al Glasses
now forming BeEinnsrs and rst.esher
inquire now Ma ss5s BOYD sc fS5eS.
sca RS9 ca aia conn svs grade.
| to s, individual instruction, limited en-
rolment. co-educat ional; fall REGISTRATION
now ACCEPTED classes start Sept. 10.
BAR EXAMS. Private coaching since
1922 for ., c. and Va, a9ec former stu
S2am '|Ss NEwloNs BAR fsRSHI 10F E x
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, all
ran h A' @9RFI y 0G BEHbTY
SPANISH and electric Hawaiian guitar
taueht in your home; nationally known
AIR CONDITIONING and refrigera ton
men needed at once to train for air con-
di1onlnR and refrigeration technicians,
mechanically minded who are interested
in The future with career; two new in
dustries: trained men are in great demand
Write for full information how YOU can
P o. Box lS2s. Wash. D. C s.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS-U. S. clerk exam
that civil service test? Prepare now.
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL. 1913 l4th st. NV. MI. 1858
Clerk-stenog., type.
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

PROCEEDING L. A., CALF, 40 Chev., on
Sept, 2; can accommodate 3 men one way
UN. 33f5 after $40. i
LEAVING Tor Colorado Springs about / sth
Sept. Can take Two or three PASSENGERS.
OCEAN CITY. REHoBoTH BEACH and
Bethany Beach, daily through season. New
car: rcSerya tons taken. AT. 551".
OCEAN CITY. REHOBOTH BEACH and
Bethany Beach daily through season; new
car: reservations taken. AT 5512
GI STUDENT wants ride TO Denver about
Sep; 3. Call PIERCE FREDERICK. MI
CT STUDENT. good driver. wishes ride to
Los Angeles or Salt Lake, around Sept. /
SHARE-ExPENsE PLAN, Los Angeles, s. F.
Chicago; low rates: all cities: cars daily;
refs. exch. 20 Mass. ave. NV. RE. $3.50
ST. PETERSBURG, FLA, about Sept 8
free ride and expenses to good driver. Box
DRIVING TO SAN FRANCISCO, leaving
Aug: 3lst; take l to help drive. SH
REFINED YOUNG WOMAN, driving Kan.
sas City about Sept. 3. 4, desires / or 9
women passengers; share expenses; refer
ences exchanges; HELEN ARGANBR1GHT
MAKING RoUND TRIP to st. Louis. Mo
Louis Sept. z. /" noon: can take . or !:
to share expenses. Call FIR. OS9l. z to 8
LEAVING FOR TAMPA, FLA. septembel
lSt or End, can take 4. Call TR. 1OSE
after ; pm or early Sunday -
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

COMPANION. middle-aged lady desires
position in refined home as companion to
another lady. Box 161-C, Star.
DREsSMAkING, design; remod, sltera-
BERT. 1880, Irving NV Apt. 4. AID. .2.?3s
helper in dept. store or dress store. DE.
31ls bet. SO 3ns
GIRLS. . colored, want work. one morn
ing and one Az . m, good workers. CO.
GIRL, eolored, honest reliable wishes
calls Cali Sat. Ii 140s.
GIRL, col. neat and rel, wishes day job
in music store, not exp. but intelligent and
GRxp = l1sTp oaII ME ss44 81.
JOB As REcEPTioSissT or general Ssai once once
koms PARK. Can 81. .72g. 40
NURSE, nondrinker, desires 1s-hr. duty;
slo dsy GE Of ss i've in winter months ~!
NURSE. practical, exper., hosp. trained
hrs; Can after q, DI. 3125, EXT. 81. =
WOMEN, 2, .colored, neat refined, want
work, receptionist or maid in business
place; also evening work, from to 8 or
6 tn 10 pm. DE. S163
POSITION. theToushly experienced '0 eredit
and ONCE manasement. Adams 1917 800
YOUNG LADY. %, desires assistan,
bkp. position. has 3 yrs. exp, salary SAC
VIZ Box 215-C, Star. 800
YOUNG LADY desires steady typing work
Wed: and Sat: evenings, Call after 8 pm
9oUNG IaDY a Geo GeS A School dps grad
uate, wishes Saturday work doing book
keeping, ONCE work Box 3U4-C, Star :
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS and addition. carpentry,
saa eve TaEs I Be snd DoFchss sH
aafPf f1cs RE%o6 SCI storm entrances nc
hone 80 Mo S S9 s 10 esegf pu F porch
s sGILDSc p And TA9loh fs1lssE
too small work guar free est ow. 70 sS 49,
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, nagstone
MARcucc1o ROUTE e' 2 Horn erfD iaas
G e0sfSs Md pRpns Eefkys
9 e5scE AR ofSqNT sac
saulking, en- any tins and D Sundays,
c. G. CONSTRUCTION CO.. Atlantic 1854
EXTERIOR. INTERIOR - Houses repaired
and painted, also steepleiack work: white
OH S1 Du a0 5es Dr Sns
s;bst FENCES n specially
DIa 0l22; evenings, GE. 1859 WILMER
floors FLOOR g sANDED and refnished: clean,
FLOOR sERv SftI mo nothing but the best;
aet nss ssndns R1nes n sssnns
ING CONTRACTORS. sui Inc, isIa Wisson.
G sin fTs Ne e2oNnTaks2scroR-Res,denti,, and
commercial repairs and remodeling Cal
Us 9so for . an estimate i'm :. W. TAYLOR, Elk
i ls Tfa; Slick sos SIDING. red and 6nr
Immediate application. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. 5403 Georgia ave
IRON woRK-Fire ESCAPES. railing,
beams, angles. guards. burgiar-proof. GATES
tshsss sIfs p osK iss Hs
PAINTING, DICORaTlNG. paperi 1nsS' fio o
refinishins, roof repairs. waterproofns;
ss.' GGfEfh hERf s'f axM
PAiNTIHG. Daperins. floor finishing. Bee,
Sf 5s; ;s.'s
alterations. residential industrial, interiors
suit your decorative, scheme. For reliable
sS xSP S'i bEeos si ao
PAfS;TING, INFERIOR AND EXTERIOR oR-
White e., meehsnics work done promptly
fIUMbNG AND HE EAT stser rsp airs and sl
remodeling, new bathrooms, sinks drains
KnNNEpY ffews a9 heaters terms Nc
terms: free estimate NATfoNAI install.
ROOF REPAIRs, renewed. painted; cutters
spouts: free estimates: 80 years reliable
sery GICHNER ROOFING co, MA. 5Is4
WATERPROOFING. all Kinds, have You
basement waterproofed now; cement work
ROBERT z. PRICE. RE. 1891 oas
IN Va: AND WASH. call PATTERSON
/ roofing and siding, also storm windows
1870 Y g ny gone HO 4l20
ARLINGTON IMPROVEMENT CO. - Roof
Ing. siding. lockwood insulation; FIJI
financed. Cali OK. O632 Tor estimats. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-30
Situations MEN,
ACCOUNTANT. expert, books star

ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started; kept
part tlme. audits. statements, tax returns;
ACCOUNTANT, books started kept state
ments, income tax prepared; D c, Nd.
Va; reasonable rates. Box 3l3-B. star
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started. Kept.
AUDITED ta,as. tax n. reports monthly service
acVf YorNS RAN Sea veteran sh oS sady5r
! architecture. desires experience as real
estate salesman during months vacation;
xDMISisTRATFoK O &cco SSS gas B s
and and NJ s. degrees; three years college
top policy experience Efficiency analyst
and management counsel, Present position
Is permanen n6n cAF l3 with Federal Gov
financial policy for so Government It ACTIVE i've
ties; AGED 81 perfect health: wish man
Ter Write to Box i2s-c, Star. u
s summer vacation and on Sat during
e work: Please call GE, 32o5. 30.
BOY. u, wants Job for the rest OF the
school vacation and during Saturdays
and neat l Cali IA. D as8s n IN
CHAUFFEUR, white single. wishes perma :
nent position; travelling experience. with
CHEF; colored, for immediate work; very
cspable in an lines LII. SAL. i
Teach oy telegram m. TO u pm. J T
DRAFTsMHS, sxp EXP lie ed college edu-
Gated; tools. Instruments, hydraulics, va
eor and machinery in general. Box 249-C,
FORMER ARMY CAPTAIN, college grad
n rstsi bscksrOund includes all phases Of
furs, women's ready to wear. mems cloth
ing; desires connection with future in
e 10 q p merch sos ac P Sion Wo 40
FORMER TITLE co. MAN, So desires po-
sltlon with progressive real estate firm;
mortgage loans and settlement: mini
mum salary acceptable, $4,000 per year,
with the right reserved to sell for you on
"a sa1m I'M sSd2 basis IN my spare time Box
MAN, colored. settled wants Job as watch
man or light work around the house or
able. 1888 St e, AT. 1880 80
MAN ,46; single, desires position as bell
Similar Bos ssse stsr
MINING ENGR.. Govt exp, represent
mineral or any ind, tech or other cap.
f. ". sTRALEY, Box 5532, Washington,
ORGANISE. F.AGo wide and long ex.
! perience church work. available early IN
fan' excellent references. Box 239-c' s.aF
RADIO TECH, 30 years experience. 10
years receiver repairs. Box 344-D. Star
TRAFFIC MAN. age "a, college degree
business administration major. ] ! years
freight trafic experience excellent recon-
mendationS, desires interesting job with a
future. Box 315-C, Star !.
VET. col, desires part-time work between
g and 2 pm; drivers permit DU 1924
VETERAN. colored wants JOB as presser
experienced; LII. 00S1. 30
WINDOW TRIMMER. young. aggressive
chain store, dept and specially shop ex
perienee, wants steady position. Write
Box 314-C, Star. l.
YOUNG MAN, coored. desires night Job
II pm. TO am, switchboard operator
PIX or secretarial NE. 1891. al
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PERSONAL,

FELICITY. a country day and boardine
school sc,, for children; regisstration open fol
through Bird grade; special courses in
lanshss aRa Trans tuTq sshoo Ds a.!
i pHoNE e SHEPHERD 1850 ask ask for Mis-.
Wright, II you are in neeo Of a loan up tc
iIs 9sS On KIN sir ATT ,1rR.r,oxs
Modern studio in once bldg Centrally
located above Loevs Columbia Theater
ttormsr1y Of Fifth ave, N.Y., ITO F st
NV. Room 20. Telephone Executive 1908
DIAMONDS; pawn tickets. silver and Jew
SHaT g. 1 t s NE Srns st52
,a nndf samples to you gith leno chsIse
NFAULT. DEcoRAToRs. '' 81
PER. ". H. 81; shampoo and finger
HoSoJ Sec school, Ne 4o
REAL EsTaTE Prices i'e 90 u up-ane down
It was always thus, and SO, sell while
d bs, cs f 81 4 d9nt or RE RE p s to e ss
ganization that really sells.
Waves Ks 3D.
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910 G st
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE sCHooL-Day
and boarding, registry open for Sept I
Nursery, primary and elementary grades
for boys and girls Special courses in
dancing music and HORSEBACK riding
crate rates. Halliday programs also ar
ranged. a4ol Ga. ave, SH. 1874.
prices. Gall At. 12s6 for an early appoint,
mont VICTOR GEORGE. )
EXPERIENCED NURSE, college graduate
Tiil nurse inyalio ar and manage home. fol
DUNCAN PHYFE. dining, room and other
tables, etc, reflnished like new We can
match any color. Custom work. reason
able prices. MI. SSG1. 81
DAILY RIDE wanted from Arbutus or
Halcthorpe or Cation and wilkins vicinity
to Silver Spring, Md. or NV. Washing ton,
TO arrive 8 TO $50 am. and return; leay-
ing Silver 1 Spring $40 pm MR.. DoRER,
TRASH REMOVAL SERVICE and general
hauling by RELIABLE TRASH CO. Call
PHoTos OF YOUR BABY in your HON.
70 different poses, S12 so; you will treas
ure these lovely natural pictures in your
child's own environment. For appoint
ment call no. APO, day or evening. IS
FRENCH conversation, private instruction
by highly cultured widow Of European
diplomat Call Hobart 1858
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK and houseworker TO live in; good
home for settled person. Phone WI. 3l64
30.
Thurs, Fri. Sat; 1870 thru $50, dinner
500 and cariare. WO 003l II
COOK, experienced live in. ghw; ulti-
mate salary, $50 per week: other help.
COOK AND G.Hw for couple with child.
year and n cid: live in, $50 per wk.
ref. REQ. WO. 1892. II
COOKE of 3 desire som,
one to live in, lovely upstairs rm with pvt
bath, Only some one exper, clean anc
selishls need reply. $95 per vk. 551s
goth St NV. II
COOK CIV, live in, upstairs rm., radio
must be exp. local refs. REQUIRED; S25 .
veek. nm. 092e. 80
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SITUATIONS poMEsrlc Cont. !,

GIRL, colored. wants lob, caring for child
while mother works FIR s4a1
GIRL. colored, wants job, nurse, cook
general housework, $40 week AID q64 Z
GIRL colored. desires DAYS work, light
laundry, Coo an hour and carfare OF
maritime work. DE. 5000.
GIRL colored. wants g.h W, 3 days week
S1b and carfare. DU $3.50
HOUSEKEEPER, woman. white, expert.
enced cook, g.h,w,; ref live in salary
$50 week. Box 319-C. Star
WOMAN, colored. wants or hours
evening work, from 4 to pm LII, l32o
WOMAN, colored. neat. wants cleanins
on Saturday. MI 515i
WOMAN, colored, desires once worl
morning cleaning. am. to am: ref.
WOMAN. colored desires days lob clean
ing. Call North al42
WANT TO DO DAYS WORK, lisht com.
pleXion, neat appearance, So a day and
csrfare. Call evenings between 8 and 8
y m, IA 023n 30"
= GIRLS, colored. reliable. wish part
time work cleaning. 81, : days, SIS wk.;
30 throuRh dinner, SIS and carfare.
TR a1la 81"
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SITUATIONS poMEsIIc.

GIRL. colored, wants housekeeping Job. live
IN or out; reference, health card. 1919
GIRL, colored. desires days work excel.
lent launderer. NE. 3946. so
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

BUTLER -HOUsEMAN and housekeeper-cook
desire position on country estate, white;
references. State wages in letter if inter
ested. Call Gil. 1922, LESSfR RID. -
COUPLE, colored, want janitor Job, with
quarters, in small apt; experienced. Call
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ELECTRIC REPAIR

frigerator and app
town, 20 mi, from d.
Can rent Arm. apt
Gross income. S1.20(
net; total price, only
500 in stock include
tunity for some one
invest. Call Mr..
YOUNG d PASTOR