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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-02-09

II you suffer getting up nights; PAINFUL
burning passages, aching back and legs;
nervous weakness or sore, aching joints.
why don't you see what this medicine
can do for your You, like thousands
may find 1t is just what YOU need to
help you feel better. stronger and
younger.
Beneficial herbs, barlss, roots and nOw-
ers from India, China and Africa 60 In
to this fine medicine. Often help to sur
prising relief In observation-disclosures
kidney and bladder irritatiOns because
they help your body expel acids and
poisons which may cause your troubles.
YOu may have cause to bless the day
you heard of Red Dragon Herbs. Try
them right away! Send no mOney-just
pay the pOstman $1.98 plus few cents
postage when he brings your medicine
I'm plain bOx). Satisfaction assured or
every penny Of your &1.9S refunded.
Write today:
~ w. S4th St New York l. n. H
VITA BOTANICAL co.
Dept. 66,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-02-09

Not long ago took part IN detective hunt.
The criminal" for whom searching In this
case was not person but germ.
1t was germ which spreading the disease OF tu-
berculoss in community and causing destruction as
Ceadly asif it were human criminal on the loose.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-02-09
Do Your KIDNEYS,
BLADDER Need Help?

Thousands who suffered
torments from painful Kid
ney and bladder symptoms
due to excess body acids In
Kidneys, report amazingly
fast relief due to u thor
Oughly tried and tested
NATURAL HERB medi
cine, Red Dragon Herbs.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-02-09

North Carolina, was among those
members of the unit recently re-
deployed. Returning to the States
she was separated from the SER
vice on December %.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-02-09

A STUDENT LEADER: Cathe-
rine Williams, New Orleans,
Louisiana, president of the Junior
class, who represented the Univer-
sity at the Methodist Student
Conference during the Christmas
holidays at the University of Hi
nois in Urbana. The Conference
was composed Of students from
colleges and universities from all
parts of the country and many
foreign countries. It's purpose was
to bring together these students
and helm work out through Chris
tianity some solution to the pre-
sent world crisis.
In addition to being president
of her class, Miss Williams is
vice-president Of the YWCA., and
Secretary Of the Pan-Hellenic
Council.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-02-09
Government Workers
In Valentine Contest

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb - (NNPA)-A contest 10
,oct colored and white Miss Valentine among gov
eminent workers in the departmental service is under way
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-02-09
Characters Named
For Stage Show
Of Romeo and Juliet

NEW YORK, Feb.-(NNPA)-
Going on the assumption that a
racial disparity would strengthen
the dramatic impact of the family
feuds in Romeo and Juliet" Har-
ry Wagstoff Gribble is making
arrangements to present the
Shakespeare tragedy in the fall
with a mixed cast. M. Myerberg
will be involved in the produc-
ton.
For the role of Juliet, Mr. Crib
BILE wants Hilda Simms, the ac-
tress who gave such good ac-
count of herself in Anna Lucas
ta," in which she still has the title
role in the Chicago company.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-02-09
HERO CHOSEN

Mr.. Gribble has also found his
Romeo. He is Richard Angarola,
who was recently discharged from
the Army Air Forces after three
and a half years service.
Mr.. Angarola's theatrical eX-
perience has thus far been con-
fined to little theatres.
The role of Friar Lawrence in
the Gribble production will be
played by a personality who is
we'll known to all actors who have
played on the road. He is Ric
Ricardo, the Chicago restaura-
teur.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-02-09
The Road To Health
A DETECTIVE STORY
Bv w. RODERICK BROWN, M. d.

Staff Member tuberculosis League Hospital Pittsburg
For AMP
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-01-01

TINS. who were murdered "
on a deportation march to \
thausen concentration Cal
were part of a transport OF
600 Jews, who during MAJ
1945. were driven to the Tyl
to build Notifications, and
whom only 1877 survived.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-01-01
JEWISH MASS GRAVE DIS
COVERED IN AUSTRIA

Vienna (JPS) = The mass
grave of 1852 Hungarian Jews,
murdered by the Nazis in the
last days of the war in Europe,
was uncovered near the Austrian
township of Eisenerz. The vic
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-01-01
AS We Look To Brotherhood Wee
February l7-24, lS46)

: A year ago your editor was busy prep
talk for the Jewish officers and men at
Wolters. Texas for Friday night chapel ser
for the occasion of Brotherhood Week. "
IS sponsored annually by the National Co.
ence of Christians and Jews. Even then
wondered how much good such a talk &
mean to those of Jewish faith. who have .
fered persecution throughout the ages for
terrible crime of having been born of Jew
parents.
Of course, Jews like to hear about Broti
hood Week and the gratifying implication VII
the Talmud confirms that all men are broth
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-01-01

and that God is the father of all humanity and that We
children of Israel chosen" mplant in the hearts of
everywhere this feeling of knshp for the sake of better
Yet recall wildly that following the speech aui
left with the feeling of why tell being
go tell our prosecutors to stop"
this antpathy called upon the Post Chapl
promote Brotherhood Week throughout the Camp
this observance made Can it be IL
this particular chaplain felt that this Jews
since have the most to gain from Brotherhood Week?
look the of membership Of
Conference of Christians Jews bears this aa
for its peponderantY those of Jewish personnel
If this then, is challenge for us Jews let make
most of it.
greatest contributions civilization by
forefahers give the world for the first time the
Of We Jews prosecuted worshippng
and for holding seadfast religious belief The responsible
to God Our Father acknowledges the brotherhood Of
one cannot exist without the other.
We have therefore given the world original plan
brotherhood of man.
While there are those who would accuse selfish
lives fostering the observance Week just
for the good have had their periods
position Jews in America especially serving our co
ideals well those of faith when we seek
fast to the tenets of civilization which are embodied in
hood History that Calvin Coolidge said that on
tne of equality liberty and humanity comes from our
in the brotherhood of through the fatherhood OF Goo
Surely the foundation of democracy is taken fror
same philosophy.
newspaper oAAAOS~
the ideal of fighting AGAINST anti Semsm is the sam
fighting FOR brotherhood. We have always held firm
belief that anti-Semitism is to America
We quote Sinclair Lewis novelist and winner
Nobel Prize for literature "Any organized attempt 10
racial hatred the States attack upon noV
groups on the ground of religion u.s. IN the
of the of Rightsreason to America By the same 10
betrayal only of the guarantees OF freedom anu eq
contained in the Constitution of the whole OF our traol
and ideals free Republic.
"Anti-Semits is anti-Amecan as any otner suDveE
mischievous But outside OF the utter
the baseness that is in all such wholesale
Jews any other minority group ridiculous anO moro
Y nonsensical to whole race or TO ADVANCE ~
absurditY of superior and inferior races
Asked for his advice what American Je"Iy Sl
Sinclair Lewis replied "Jews must join with all tne PIG
forces the country expose all the charges against
Tor the libels and falsehoods that they are
We consider the actual observance OF Brotne[n0O1 W
definite progressive force which fights run 01O
AGAINST t-Semitsm-take your plck'
Evening star., 1946-04-30
HELP poMEsTIc (con,.)

HOUSEKEEPER wanted; 5h-day week;
two adults in family, references REQUIRED.
ref nee; sioo '' mo. wi. ta.e e5s5. suns Ms6 On
MAID to do good cooking. serving take care
Of LIST nooI, family Of 3; hours. 1890
oHns fsaaSih rd Sso sv d1ReF VS. s5sl $ao week. sl1
sq snesa S. s$S S4sS S:sF sit:r s 1D i7i7 before
light Cleaning; u day on; $40 week.
MAID. oH G.H.H.. H. Small Small Conn. Con o11U ave. apt, l
saa ssi!d b vs.H ysarf ioc gay Thsrs a1ss sun o
MAID, CIV. dependable; live in; must
sncs; good salary. RA. M os7s. '' reg.
PANTRY MAID, experienced mornings,
good wages: Call DU. 1895. ' '"''e. 'S .S'''
PART.TIME MAID; g. g.h.w. and cook dinner;
.efsrsness; .dnits ssa G.a to PM, 6-day week;
SSuIs Ne phone no to Calls Il Apply 5000 14th St.
WAITRESS, experienced, white. End girl
and waitress; very desirable Job: $25
tay room % Tb b.E prysas bath
on write BOX 234-c, Star. ' @so ss6A'
WOMAN. E;h.w., location Bethesda.
ESSm Fssar.a snd W. Sfth 1gs seod salary
WOMAN. coiored; good salary: small
family: general housework; live in, home
in suburbs. Call after 6 pm, WA. O989.
A GENERAL HOUsEwoRKER. fond of
children, willing to 20 to Atlantic City for
summer: local references GE SS73 .
Evening star., 1946-04-30

ACCOUNTANT, books opened. kept; full or
saa5os ao4 Time R 81 s9s ssaei * Box s s.
ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, Kept,
audited; tax reports. monthly service state
boofs ssartes sa s9df kent 3d. bart
uT TIME audited aI and monthly statements.
ACCoUN1TANT-BKKPR. wishes perm. posi-
ton: exper in controlling full set Of books,
PREPARING analysis, cost, operating, other
HEeU4yEp afnsia Sfp0rts sHz NaTsoc Star
manager of,cer, SO; yrs.
experience as production MANAGER yrs.
empirical knowledge Of buying, credit,
sales. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cation-labor. and
production schedules etcIable and facile
sble use of initiative, decision and tact.
hxEGyurIeHF i1nEay sGF sEeRfrsR aseG siss
ssxperienss, ior administering position. Of
ss sSSsn'emsaf 9sHER9iEwsR II Sszi' years
daily newspaper reportorial; Army elassifi--
s1sf casas s1ssslist iGb analysis expert
RSkTER. PS1 HH .bEEisERYMAN Eve Veteran, l: COL
sess vents perm D1 0G Sssi sivs D. permit
speaks fuent. English: will resume former
ss R Wash IN anD and
Va; would like to make contact with BALTIC.
ana WASH. nrm which does not have full
Norfolk: principal stops. restaurants and
others as present line is self-selling. Box
SALES OR ADMINIsTRATIvE-Ambitious
veteran, 81, desires future with progressive
ass asrs or a Bss
ground includes 2 yrs. chem. engr and
4,iyrs yrs bus , ,sdmn: in COLLEGE; z yrs. sales
experience in AAF (2nd 1t. to It, COLI !:
admn. job at present. own car. married,
xND sss ss saT e.
veteran, 80, college graduate. A. B.. LII. B !,
n.y. nve ~ years experience as secretary. full
Teas Ksnt snd os
fE sSss Sfi aSseE tint. SO.
SRfi siss eeorsd aons gsz s seoe Ds star and
liable. desires work as MECHANICS helper
shop repair work only; reasonable working
capable Of performing major work: good
worker and wishes shes steady employment: ref
D .se e7S g. dsarss Ash tsr 1esoD 1oE
found no canTassina Box a 4ssc sses star. naek
os "0rcaf csH snaas ssSs Ssss desires
desire desires % XSrk s IS mssSanis.s hslpsl: shop
performing major work; good. worker and
wishes 1s Is steSSy @ employment: refs. Du. 0795,
YOUNG MAN. colored wishes janitor Job
with quarters, with the assistance Of
mother. Box 219-C. Star. 3Os
STUDENT, veteran, desires part-time work
ewes: Box 1s9-B, Star. 80
CONVERT this veterans background to
profits for YOU. Univ. Grad Advertising.
My writing ability can develop sales for
you. Some publicity exp; good retail exp:
istrative work. Ex-Army officer, 2s, mar
ried. Phone now. SINGER, ia. 1885.
30s
TWO VETERANS, colored. looking for part
time woIk, evenings preferred; can do any
thing. Ii 57SS 80
HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE as bartender,
wine steward, kitchen steward, pantry
man and storeroom man. Phone ME.
9747, TYLER. l.
Evening star., 1946-04-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS FOR SALE? We are set up
to aid you in profitably disposing Of you,
anos sash customers ton ready to buy Gan NJ
sos i Gapitoi St. RsaltoF; Ma $3.50
20, 10 4og .s want to @ sell? s We have buyer.
no obligation: no charge unless sold. Cal
and io S. 5sss. enH5 YoUNG NC Su3s pAsroK, M w i1$s
EsdasR: EeRiRs1oS On. CLOTHING and variet,
Store--Cleaning, tailoring, sundries, la
dies hosiery, mems clothing. 1904 4th st.
ate1 Go This busneSS n ior
aq Mo1EkS, S1II Sf sEhF-sERv1cE MA DGs market.
located in Northeast section, doing busi-
ped with the most modern fixtures; rent
S135 month: substantial cash required. No
brokers; from owner only. Write Box 149-
TRICKS AND GOOD WILL Of trucking
HOME PoRTRAiT sTUDfo, cameras with
lenses, plenty of supplies, including flnish-
WEELRnEsrAsGKsHRD We Ell Ssa1 saocerybeerSin.
downtown location: Z large rooms. oil heat,
4-car garage; doing more than sl,lO0
weekly; 3-year Lease; Sl50 rent; M Price.
ssasred pSs So sse mt phone Ex
COUNTRY STORE, groceries and miscel-
laneous merchandise: big money maker:
fSSTs 5I5s' 81 sais
FOR sAIE-1nterest in 7-chair barber
20 Years. ssars
excellent business. Box 226-C. Star 3Os
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET fixtures,
chance of lifetime; enough good equip.
sseri,ee. t s Georsia Ia s 4s75. A'" S'' So s''
frontir,,.l =, No~t ., - \
Evening star., 1946-04-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLLEGE GRAD. will do bookkeeping and
once 4nl nEn g9rk on sat and
nshed Write 'I Box sssc Hs sts1 80! Jar
alterations: reasonable. Call Randolph
1osE seat' iRa Phone. s'e5a e.
sis 81 w rs sffHsaRSs' so
mature. attractive university graduate,
cum cum, lauds; ,Experienes; yrs. manager,
WORK, yrs. editorial work. = yrs. st teaching ching
washington school. Spanish English inter-
prefer, international conference work. Ex-
ssptienal Saq onc LOCAL and national references
GIRL soiofed. ed willing TO learn waitress
s0Sssd sss rsans sans d'k5 e. vH fss 'eanns
shranc ShuaE' Drsctca dsses asas maternity or
lssssnt' hSss 12-hr. duty no Sundays. Call ia.
NgKsE.Tsmpo5ary NURSE Ten @ shild,s care or ma
REGISTERED NURSE desires position in
doctors ONCE. Call Ii. s2ss after 9 p;m.
SECRETARY. sIe .i1 rapid, exper. desires .ypins,
%s gns seIviss. sI Sal 1lo1 Vermont NV s0. sp.te
sEcRETARY1T years experience pri-
vate secretary to executive, various fields;
newspaper. interior finishing, Washington
sional organization, dept. store sales, 2
yrs. university; excellent character-em-
ployment refs. Salary not less $50 wk.,
$3.50 mo-. Address Box 314-c. Star 30'
TYPIST desires work to do at home, bulk
or piece, Ii. 1910. CHARLOTTE FRANKS.
33S 10th st. ne @
TYPIST-STENO., work at home or out;
speedy. accurate; reasonable. WO. 1349.
APT. HOUSE MANAGERS and realtors,
attention n!-Experienced PIX operator and
receptionist will exchange services for l.
bedroom apt. for self and veteran husband;
BUSINESSMEN-Do. you need . stenog-
rapher, typist, bookkeeper or clerk for
q half day, full day or longer Call
Decatur 694s during day .
Evening star., 1946-04-30
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, ealculators cleaned,
oilet and adjusted. AL work guaranteed
Re s1s ll57 TX UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
SP6ISe sl!'iS MAchfSEs. typeyrltsrs. repaired
issAeaidz aRf eo IS ilE Er' Bond
ase5hes S.nd sad s other vasaIgs nhs
4sFHALT iai f1te oR eoNGRETE Sf0 driveways, walks
and tennis courts built or repaired. Call
AGTo RADIO REPAIRS, all makes: rea-
sonable prices. 9O-day guarantee; prompt
service. pU. 4454. COLUMBIA AUTO
SkIeRWokK. new work or repairs; a5 brick
eRsH RErSaR1ss iGnsEsssor' ca Eli tuE tt1G :
d'ALBERT. INC. National 4712. SIS 10th
cssAiRPfENTRY, screens, all sizes store shelv-
s5S<5 sis1F.{S ;5sR s3 DAVIS
windows and I%as attics and stair work. alter
CLEANING Of upholstered furniture and
sensational results guaranteed; work done
sRSEEx any nts tims No l Sssa'ss sosf cal NH
expert, in homes; quality work guar. reas
prices. For estimate, Ho. 1882 any time.
CLOCKS, WATCHES REPAIRED, 3 to 5
days service: fully guaranteed workman
ship; pearls restrung and jewelry repaired
ELEGTRiciAN. day M and nisht sdi sery.. nre-
EEEdTk}c1ak EE 1fRf al @1Vasteran: o12a new and old
homes wired: outlets installed; guaranteed
to pas, pass inspssstion; ms sSa Ii; ALL; #
electrical repairs on houses, motors and
appliances: jobbing speciality. wa.
ELECTRIC WIRING. fixtures, extra out.
lets. repairs; old houses a specially. REGAL
ELEC co. 5000 Ga. ave. RA 1891
EXCAVATING, power shovel, hyd. Osgood
with experienced operator. For contract
work. L. T. FOLK, WO. O52S. 90
FLOORS SANDED and finished, expert
white mechanics; very reasonable prices.
CHARLES r. COVER, DU 671S.
FLOORS sanded and finished. Work done
personally. C. !. KEYSER, Hillside 1657-J.
FLOORS BEAUTIFULLY SANDED, refin-
ished, cleaned and waved. w. N. DUKE,
FLOOR SANDING AND REFINIsHING by
and free estimates, Ii. 1851 day or eve. IS.
FLOORS sanded and reinished, cleaned
and .waxed; old floors made new. Call
night or day; G; TAYLOR; IL AT; s432; s.
TABLER'S FLOOR SERVICE. 1713 M st.
NV. MA. O456 or TIE. 1875. -
Evening star., 1946-04-30
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ASPHALT AND CONCRETE driveway con-
ss5SSsHR e4T osNPee5ty so sH s75o
parking areas within SO miles Call
coNsTRucT1NG Con sTfa NEW DKryEwAYs and
crete cur specially. COMMUNITY Paw
81 a4s Cd vnaer W4 ss posehes ce
lars. driveways yards. Franklin 1924:
DRIvEwAYs. blacktop. asphalt, concrete
fiagstone; stone walks, bulldozer grading
i5o floors sAS6ED. SHd rehnished. dustless Ia ma.
sao IS; Reasonable prices. Mr. BROWN. eo
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. nagstone
AbeOSGo Md FsSns HSHss koakvs aSEnsF snS
CEMENT WORK stone walls. hagstone
porches and walks, chimneys, freplaces.
E. MARCUCCIO. Route 4. Horners lane,
Rockville, Nd Phone Rockville 34ss-J.
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying. sanding, finishing: cleaning, par
coNsAeoks uff fNc n:nsi isia o1R MssoR
i1o FOR ave coMP1ETE Nj ETf9 BATHROOMS, boiler
under my personal Supervision. Call T. j.
IIIZMAUR1cE, 3119 Newton st. ne. DU.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS and repairs, con-
COLEMAN, CONSTRUCTION CO., Silver
Spring. Md. SH. 6022. A.
KITCHENS = Stainless steel sinks. and
linz Of GabRes
MYVEIE wo. gu sa4s s'e OF RE. sS sSss. Asosh So.
PAINTING, decorating, papering, floor re-
finishing, roof repairs, waterproohng; work
guaranteed. White mechanics, references
fprniShsd + niSf g;n ESTABLISHED 1925. GILBERT &
PAINTING, XEM-TONNG. waterprooflng
and roof repairs; expert mechanics. i'm
guaranteed. Cali DI. o125. TIP TOP co
REMODEL, mooernize your home now;
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATIoN CO.. $500 Wis. ave WI. 1900
ROOFING-Slate. composition, copper gut
te1si spouts;+ brick ,n SsDne work siding;
SsEk sGN GT aS
beautif1es .stucco. cinder block and brick
TRIES. Denrike Bldg. NA. 1888. 80 05
TiL,EM;Plenty Of tile for immediate in,
porshss; % s asoSERT E, WRIGHT Sligo q. ,sSs.ot
Tof6GRAPaic + f6eH Esaa1 SURVEYS, specializing lr
land development. lots and house location
Telephone WI. 4s45. ~ - IS 81
IN VA: AND WASH. call PATTERSON.
CAULFIELD CORP. for Johns Manville
roofing and siding, also storm windows
s$4o GNE st. rb0 nv zone aG a12o
ditions call E. MALLETTE, UN. 425S
CALL THOMAS BROTHERS for painting
1Gnas aen 02i Keep DsDss
waiting. B. c. CLYDE THOMAS, gen.
eral manager, Metropolitan 1894 C.
Evening star., 1946-04-30
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BEAUTY OPERATIONS NEEDED-Moderr
training In, all subjects; day. night and
aoNoUR 81 scRooL 70,
.. e. reouirements and GI training. 1340
N. Y. ave. ME. TITS: estab. 1918.
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
20 lessons. Improvising and transposing
included Aforementioned studio. Cal
MIR; NEWMAN, 1905 G ST. NV. ME. 400
sEWiNGWIearn to sew: s 2-hour lessons
$40; night and day classes. 1887 Conn
ave. EN-. 4244. 80
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand,
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st. MA. 1888.
STATISTICAL CLASSES for civil service
exams. now forming; limited number: $40
mo-; register early. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888
F st. MA. 1888.
PIANIST e wanted to accompany for . ;. class
st four 'Pssss NEff fis''ns sSeii
ELE: OR ADV. INSTR. in Eng, hist, arith.
geog.. pol science. Prep. for exams gen.
CIVIL Iissyae' sERvicE pREPARAToRY ir SCHOOL,
1913 14th st. NV, MI. 955S-Shorthand.
Pittman and Gregg; speed dictation; 5
days and nights each week; special for
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
33l3 18th st. NV, MI. 955S-Estab. "a
Let us prepare you for civil service.
RUSSIAN, elementary, intermediate. ad-
yanced, by a native; Russian conversation
RA 81 SS after g.
Evening star., 1946-04-30
HELP MEN tcont.D.
HELP MEN e. woMeN.

ASSISTANT AS Stan COOK, eslored, for tn. Lis
SUilsad SUaIa cs alary MRS SIG RGs.h 9om pd
ASSISTANT, HoUsEKEEPER, experienced
Apply housekeeper, CARLTON HOTEL, i 9Th
cLER1cxL POSITIONS in banking "a and
trust dept. Of local trust company: knowl-
sna shoye
aualifications; opportunity for advance
!amin Franklin Station. 80
M geReGa xe6 1oo eSe MOfI country club
ss5sSx s1Psssssi fstsaef Box 4ssss. Star. 1so on'
and general helD:. white oniy. Mr.. LoL-
HEADWAITER - Wife can take care. Of
tsdies csI WI 1resFsssaon ssss rm. in country club
MsTITuTIoNAL HELP-araduate nurses.
sS9 s tS foos ssaa1S
$1,560: maintepance available: liberal va
cation;, sick Leave: civil service projections;
Write Department Institutions and Agen-
cles' State Once Building, Trenton. N. j.
MAN AND WIFE (white or colored), to live
on farm, nearby Washington; ,compensa-
tion will be room and board and good sal
IN aooax G5 snd sTn d beS.r S sSs
MAN or WOMAN hair stylist, experienced.
SOFA Fo6HfHhhNss' h s' no Experience X necessary,
ggood wages. 46-hour week. Call SH.
ssS1j sSE1ijc11oks eD.A 10 work at home: must
Unlimited possibilities, good earnings. Box
srENoGRArHER, sfaSi siaii preferably man, part
time interested in patent field. Box
cnggTTHSTi cnggTHSTiRW1 R1f RI uR-p.rns .na v,t. s,-
ssss' ssssisnesd' for pantry work Cali ! VI.