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"NO OTHER MAN"
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various Sea Lords and Admiralty
experts had appended comments
serious and facetious:
Nothing, so far as knOW.
What of it' This is var TO end
par.
Fearful as the scope of the catas-
trophe had been, it was not until
this moment that Mark really came
to grips with the appalling POSSIBLE
lty that it might be world wide;
and that his unique position at
three of the clock on that doom
fraught afternoon had made him the
heir of all the ages in new and
more terrible sense.
liz THRUST his hand into the peck
cts of the dead men, dragging out
notebooks, letters, kilograms. He
opened their dispatch cases and read
feverishly. Some OF the things he
read would have gwen shock to the
constituents of the Minister con-
cerned; but there was a greater SIM
plicity than he had expected about
most of these men.
The Prime Minister'S empty chair
caught his eye again. He wondered
where Mr.. Harrington could be, or
whether his dispatch case or pock-
cts would reveal any later messages.
Leaving the Cabinet room, Mark
climbed another fight of stairs, and
passed the open doors of two empty
bedrooms. The next door was shut
and he opened it. There he immedi-
ately recognized the dead Prime
Minister kneeling at his bedside. He
had been praying in private as SIM
ply as Abraham Lincoln. before dis
cussing with his colleagues the de-
cisions which had to be made. But it
would never have been known to his
biographer, or indeed to anyone, if
Death had not struck him in the act.
For a moment, Mark felt like
new Hamlet who had expected to
find a crafty, if not a secretly Machi-
avellian figure in any leading states
man, and had discovered instead
good and true-hearted man trying
his best to serve his country and
seeking guidance from the Supreme
Being.
Mark descended to the front door
again. 1t was clear to him now that
there was no hope of finding another
survivor in Great Britain. He felt,
in his bones, that it would be the
same on the continent of Europe.
and perhaps even further afield.
ON HIS first night in London, Mark
tried to sleep in a bedroom at the
top of the Athenaeum Club. which
had been closed at the time of the
catastrophe for some alterations,
and had no occupants except one
mute attendant on the ground floor.
But it was too grim an experience to
repeat. All night he lay awake,
listening to the creaking of the old
house, like the ghostly footsteps of
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TOP OF THE WORLD: Walter and Janet
Roberts live IL 500 feet up in the Colorado
Rockies. It's lonely, but the Robertses love it.
See their story and pictures in next week s issue

the dead. After that. he found big
car outside the house of Sir James
Brodie, the famous gynecologist, in
Harley Street. 1t was fitted with a
long couch on which Sir James used
to rest while he was being driven to
and from his cases in the small hours.
In this car. Mark drove far and wide
into the country, during the next
week, making it kind of travelling
home. He explored all the nearby
cities; everywhere it was the same
silence and the rigid. innumerable
hosts of silence.
AT night, he would drive into some
unfrequented country lane; roll his
rugs about him, and try to sleep on
Sir James Brodie's couch.
But he would make London his
headquarters, for if there we're any
survivors in the world, it was surely
in London that the first inquiries
would be made.
Now he asked himseIf-what had
happened to Europe? He determined
to go and find out.
There were plenty of sturdy motor
launches to be found at wharves on
the Thames. He decided to choose
one of these and work it round the
coast to Dover. From there, on the
first good day, it would take him
only an hour or so to run over to
Calais. He found exactly the boat he
required, pitched his knapsack into
it. and set out at once.
NEARING the French coast, his heart
raced at the sight of few figures
clustering on the sand dunes, as
though to watch him; but a moment
later they had taken wing and turned
to sea-birds. When he reached the
quay, his first glance around ex-
planned why no exploring party had
come from France to England.
Almost at his feet there were two
French sailors, lying as motionless
as those other unawakening sleepers
on the other side of the Channel.
He put his knapsack into the best
of the empty cars, small cream
colored two-seater which stood out
side the station. As he drove through
the town, he saw at once that condi
tons were exactly as they had been
in England. Everywhere he found
the same strange peace, in which
there was not the slightest trace of
any preceding havoc.
In Paris, it was as it had been in
London. The Rue de la Paix looked
like a gigantic toy street in which a
child had left its dolls, lying untidily
about the doorsteps and pavements
in ungainly attitudes.
He drove to the Louvre. There, at
least. he would find great sunlit gal
leries peopled only by the bright i'm
mortals, among whom he would rest
for an hour or two, collect his
thoughts and rediscover his own soul.
At the turnstile, he had to step
over the dead body of the uniformed
attendant; but after that, he had the
great palace of art almost entirely
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mind. On every side he was sur
rounded by those forms of loneliness
which, because they had never lived
in the earthly sense, can never die.
He passed up long corridor
towards that wonder Of the world,
the Venus of Milo. and. for mo-
ment. felt through his whole frame
that strange tinglmg which over
comes us in great music. Never be-
fore had he so keenly realized the
sheer, spiritual splendor of the great
art which thus expressed itself in
physical and sensuous form. Now.
more than ever, in a world so full of
grotesque horror, that serene and
radiant goddess - Beauty the
daughter of heaven and the sea. con-
veyed sense of eternal things.
HE CLIMBED a fight of stairs and
walked slowly through some of the
great picture galleries. This journey
had tired him. and he intended to
find a seat in front of one of the pic
lures where he could rest and think
at the same time He paused at the
Gioconda, but, though it had fasci
mated him on former occasions, he
was curiously repelled by it now.
The faint, hooking smile seemed to
have a strangely sinister bearing on
recent events, and he turned away
from it with a creeping of the flesh.
At last he composed himself on a
comfortable seat in front of pic
ture by Murillo of the Monk kitch-
en-, in which the old lay-brother who
should have been preparing the food
for the monastery is caught up in an
ecstasy while, to save him from the
consequences of his neglect, the
angels prepare the food and mix the
salad, and the astonished prior peeps
at the radiant scene from the eau
tiously opened door.
He had been sitting there for
nearly quarter of an hour when he
saw, at the end of the seat, small
silver handbag. 1t was so tucked
into the back of the seat that it
had escaped his notice hitherto. In
world of the dead there was no
longer any question of property"
lost or otherwise. He could take
any of the Leonardos away, if he
liked, to any place that he cared to.
Bur just because this common
place bit of property had obviously
been lost" by its former owner,
it reused his curiosity. He picked it
up and opened it. The next moment
he was staring at something he
found in it - staring and listening
with all the amazement of a new
Crusoe confronted by solitary foot
print in the sand. 1t was only a
little wristwatch. which it's former
owner had probably put in her bag
for security because the fastening
had been broken. 1t was only a
pretty trifie, set in brilliants, but it
startled Mark like a voice from the
grave. Fourteen days had elapsed
since the catastrophe. 1t was an or.
binary tWenty-fo,lr-hollr WristWatch:
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HERE such thing inevitable If cH
from failure OF human tVisdo Bonar Law, speech 1914
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WHO OWNED the ticking sratch?
For the story Of Marks strange
quest - see next iceek's INSTALL
nlent of $40 Other Man,
Evening star., 1946-12-23
SIXTH FLOOR
SEVENTH FLOOR

Boudoir Shop
Bridge Furniture
Chino and Glassware
Electrical Appliances
Fireplace Fixtures
Kitchen Furniture
Imprinted Furniture
Gorden Accessories
Cos and Electric Ranges
Gift Shop
Housewares
Rodios and Photographs
Records
Refrigerotors
Sewing Machines
SiIverwore
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THIRD FLOOR

Aprons, House Dresses and Uniforms
Blouses
Brossieres and Corsets
Casual Dresses
Mezzonine Coots and Suits
Misses Coots
Women's Coots and Suits
Mezzonine Dresses
Misses Dresses
Womens Dresses
Evening Wear
Furs
Lingerie
Maternity Clothing
Millinery
Mirrors and Pictures
Scouting Equipment
Misses Suits
Misses and Women's Sportsweor
Young Woshinetonion Shop
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SECOND FLOOR

Boys Clothing
Girls Clothing
Mems Clothing
Boys Furnishings
Girls Furnishings
Infonts' Furniture
Mems Hats
ChiIdren's Shoes
Teen Shop
Mems Umbrellas and Canes
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STREET FLOOR

STREET FLOOR
Women's Belts
BIouses and Sweaters
Buttons and Notions
Cameras and Photo Supplies
Clocks and Watches
Closet Accessories
Cosmetics
Dress Fobrcs
Mems Furnishings
Women's Gloves
Handbags
Hondkerehiefs
Hat Bar
Hosiery
Jewely
Leather Goods
Knit Lingerie
Luggage
Neckweor
NeeIgees
Optical Goods
Mems Slippers and Shoes
Women's Slippers and Shoes
Smoke Shop
Men's Sportsweor
Stationery
Toiletries
Typewriters
Women's Umbrellas
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ll6 Gift Departments
At The Hecht Go.
Ready TO Serve You
From $50 to 8 Tomorr0zp
FOURTH FLOOR

FOURTH FLOOR
Athletic Goods
Bedding
Bedroom Furniture
Dining Room Furniture
Living Room Furniture
Occasional Furniture
Toys
FIFTH FLOOR
Blankets
Domestics
Lamps
Linens
Towels
SIXTH FLOOR
Bed Spreads
Carpets and Rugs
Cedor Chests
Curtoins and Droperies
Cushions and Hossocks
Upholstery Fobrics
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DOWNSTAIRS STORE

Blouses
Boys Clothing
Girls and Teen-oee Clothing
Mems Clothing
Women's Coots
Corsets and Brossieres
Curtains and Upholstery
Cotton Dresses
Sports Dresses
Women's Dresses
Mems Furnishings
Furs
Hosiery
Infonts' Wear
Lingerie
Linens and Domestics
Millinery
Women's Robes and Negligees
ChiIdren's Slippers and Shoes
Mems Slippers and Shoes
Women's Slippers and Shoes
Mems Sportsweor
Wonoen's SDortsWeor
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOMPLISHED WOMAN. qualified, de-
slfes TI POS POSITION to manage apt. house. Call
coIoRED WOMAN wants any kind of
gork in the morning. Ex 1896.
DAYS WORK, housework. children's nurse,
bREssMAK1NGG G sssR aesisn remod. aitera- a
tons; eve, gowns a specially; rsas. MISS
RSPEn4 RRSf 1890 1TR sss5s13s A6
fofoessaesR F. Boa s4o wash wfnma B ess s
GIRLS eolored t3). wish restaurant work
g. s. education; no Sundays. Call DI
GIRLS, 2, oolored, desire fountain work
GIRL, colored. wants lob answering phone
In doctors. dentists or small Office Little
experience saa in typine and adding machine.
GIRL, colored. desires Job as seamstress'
helper, h STOCK sirl or child's nurse. Phone
GIRL, colored. wants JOB. stockgirl,, maid
GIRL, colored. attending college, desires
IN my aEss sysss Job after e:ao in the morning
MAID, colored. wants employment in dress
shop or beauty Saqp or With employed cou-
msplehI ssisIensis sTtDfNS 7aas desires laboratory
gGssitlen E,s ss, for summer. Phone MISS brown,
6F 6FrfGE III WORKER. settled, middle-assea as
Experienced. desires position with eonstruc.
PRACTICAL NURSE. white. settled, desires
esse O. best cs Fetsesnss e. sss4 experienced live
SECRETARY. competent, S25 for 5-da,
Ts week s,hnr IN man office, Box 9e-s. star. :,
saleslady or receptionist: has some knowl-
edse OF typing. Phone Hillside 1451-J
speedy, accurate work at home; can cali
deliver. Lincoln 1747 A.
UNDERGRADUATES. NURSE. colored, avail.
able after July for cases, 8, 10 or L.
hours: will stay niehts; local references
VIII answer every reply. Box 304-S, Star
In beauty shop, ne. section. FIR. 0222. IS
WOMAN, colored. settled, aged. wants care
for children 3 TO years old and live In
Phone LU. 5l96.
WOMAN. colored, exper.. desires dayworl
8 days wk. uN. 1164.
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HELP WQMEN.

YOUNG LADY for general ONCE work,
IN rent department OF real estate CO., typ
ing required, shorthand preferred but not
necessary; must have neat attractive ap-
pearance, experience unnecessary If adapt.
able and willing to learn. Permanent JOB
exesen mes wss Dessn sox as shaaee sts4 for
YOUNG WOMAN, preferably high school
student with typing experience, for sum-
ner Job with auto finance company; 5-das
week: hours to 4; $50 week Box 335-S
YoUNG WOMAN. experienced tipping and
general office work; 44-hour week: S3b to
Sifft Telephone Dsrkicr Ii fSss or waohsARH sf t a
YY66GS6GN WOMAN. with pleasant voice, a tc
announce recordings in music studio; per-
excellent future. See MR MacLEAN, d36
ONE OF wAsHINGToN's leading depart
ment stores Is in need OF an assistant fer
have previous experience in this type OF
ATTRACTIVE PosITIoN. permanent. in
portrait studio, for young lady "a years old
or over interested in advancement and
career Photographic experience unneces-
Sary. Sales experience preferred Excellent
opportunity. Phone Miss Hyland, Me. 5000
SHAW, call IL 3542 -
EXCELLENT opportunity for personable
young lady with initiative and resource
fulness for, expanding financial instltu-
tlon must be able to type and meet the
publie Apply In person to Mr. Flax,
EQUITABLE CREDIT CO.. 1900 H st. ne.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

AAA PROMOTER, industrial engineer and
reai os H9 years expe,enss seeks
ACCOUNTANT, expert, books Started. kept,
az audited IT., tax reports, monthly service
ctty ECd rsteIsness. OR. e074.,
AcoorNIaNT brsoa4e IA punlie VII keep book.
per month. Hobart s1os'N g. ' me- ''.'o
ATTORNEY; a, q. former Army captain, 81 yrs
ton or position with law arm engaged in
general practice: compensation secondary
for opportunity to learn. Box os5-R, Star.
CHAUFFEUR, colored; experienced driver;
with reference NE. 50s" 3.
CHEF-COok, colored. exper.; refs DE
flaII.d aIEf-dsTEWAR92. ls2 white, All, Egropean
TOP hotel or club position. Box a5H-R.
COLLEGE STUDENT, studying accounting
ieshfSs rth fs wishes to sa soa his aa
q: 9. ", W. STUDENT destrss summer Job in
JANIToR, all-around handyman. colored
m s AppS HaRRy ~snis snRros Ss VIII o gar
vert st, NV, CO. 1878. a.
MAN. young; orisinally from country, tired
Soapd qfs n aes Va coufy in e os gsnf sox wos
80 "' >SNtA1 iaoiAie. QUA TO, gar.
PAINTING. decorating and caulkne. ex-
pert work; free estimates Call from q
IN 70 3 o m. Ex 1902. 4.
PAINTING, DECORATING: expert mechan-
les especially, IN blending colors: INSIDE
and out Call days, HI, 1898. NO. s747.
PART TIME EVENING WORK desired by
ySuhs soI 4snh' NAP sa with writing sales ability.
PATENTS, chemist. lab. and plant exp,
recently released naval officer some law
school, 81. types. good appearance, desires
patent exp or other employment; inter-
ested evening law school. Box 457-R, Star
VETERAN desires Job travelling for July
drivers license Box 461- r, Star. a.
day or lob. Ho. 500. =!
VET desires administrative. managerial,
eoers now Po'tGn .mpoys a. marrse ns
ton, Army serst maj. q. NJ. G, account
WiNDoW TRIMMER ERE free lance lance: ever sveninss
Y9o'LE 2oLENGc ca MSN SN a0eo @eqcbsnd,lO4s s1d o4o
snss sirss temporary employment allowing
quick adaptability. Ma. 1858, DE. o553
srd- d-YEAR LAW STUDENT desires part
time work in established law firm, salary
~ Or esisst Temple 1854. -
~. neat appearance, desires position with
insurance company. wishes to learn SELL
irg and collecting; best of references Box
lbs. Star. A.
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIoNs AND ADDITIONS, resi-.
sss soHT NV y EN HA1zy ~ & hA soN ssd 7ls Pspp'
& sEESssaS. ~ ''sS:S sS HARPER
g0rSMhssfs Mssca9 and Saks chimney replaces
CONSTRUCTING .driYeways and waikway!
speciality. p I j ., CoMAM1YgNITY AA1g PAVING Co, 81
floors SANDED. refinished old floors
made new; white mechanic, 9 yrs exper 1;
rock bottom prices. BROWN, CO. 4209
hA laying. sshdins. anissins' eMlssniMns: lea M ss pst!
iSa II 6: SoSTSxeJ9Es' Ta INC" 1912 Wissoh'
HOME REPAIR. remodelins and genera
rx as' ssa fs!"s sssns, TtYEq ez SS4
IRON WORK, fire escapes. railing. angles
beams, guards, burslary protection. gates
fenfsss faasN sN W1ynks sTns Nh ree sa sstms.e g.
PAiNTiNG. paperins, Inferior and exterior
decorating; ask for estimate; terms ar
TRAGTINd CO., TR. $3.50; eve. TR. 1910
PAINTING. PA ,s,lI,G. DECORATING, DEC. @ psgering; foo
work guar; white mechanics references
established 1925. GILBERT a. HAMILTON
kTMSpaL, mossrn,as ,s, ,ss, 4 hpms q: - pey
4SSos s';s ssss IT : Pss:
ssfs til RRooro eo sA 'ss 4so
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HELP DOMESTIC.

ASSIST IN CARE of 2 children, 7 months
yfas aas f' & ss n fhE 81 sfr s4s
GHILDRENs CT !sR NURSE, exp, refs. live out.
COOK ts.o af, snd light ahousework, for family of
eaok fs9s H6l shs ss4a' for apt; live out; 4 exp
COOKING; SssF WI sPT; 541z; laundry live in: sss
napoiis; woman Tor laundry M Work m nsad and man nam
for outside labor; $3.50 month. Oh 800.
EXPERIENCED COUPLE, white or coloPed
for Virginia estate, only 20 miles from
eesnf sble All modern sns
ask for MRS; LUc1E CARNEAL --5
ales Apps 5si sS1 Ma ddats ats
excellent ssefIs salary for right person; lmms.
GENERAL HoUsEKEEpER and take car.
Gf 8a 3sy'sa5-old dsi'y en Call Michigan OH, Ext
GENERAL HoUsEwoHK, Catholic wcm-
en- 45 to 80 years. unencumbered, good
chssractsr cha reference; good salary. Box
Girl; colored, desires dayxork; honest,
IRI fsIIRiabie coTefsd differences AD 5sao
general housework. live in or out. IA,
GIRL OR WOMAN for general housework
children: GOOD pay sliso So47. '""o. ~ 4'Ae
HOUsEKEEPER for cheerful young fam
psrent, s np5ssr6 5s1,v sohoo ehlIdsfn vqrkins
59r p99rrtstion; S2b; local references. EN-.
MAID; must have best references and be
i9bIN FIR $500. Ext. $50 ''' III eN.el1Ih' -e-4
MAID, must have best references and be
seef FR ss6o fSSd Ess esS Pss live In excellent
jiyss IN or WORK BY day: ksnsinatos,. ts, %ty IA,
Mr. MccuLLouGH. fe9jefa ana sunday WI o'.o'
MAID for general housework, care OF chill
MG ercnces; over 25 years of age. Phone
MAID, live in for small household in N.
who are, away all day; Required: Keeping
nous mouse clean clean very light personal laundry
fun private bath provided on lst door. i
hhiIfida0on hnIida0o Per MfSS TesS and all Suns and
desired Dc who seeks permanent home. Cali
MAID.G.H.w; live in, take care Of ?
fIhiidren' Inad 42a Insraham ST. NV" IA
srs MAID GHW G.. s,f.r plain &c so0khs ,sht l9S9
NuRsEMAID. upstairs work. . children;
olnn other nelp; I've in; city refs. Adams
SURSEMAID, colored; afternoon: take out
children, prepare supper children, self
n>9ups . 70 pm. Please call EN-. 436A
NIhSEMAlD, white o. light coloreo, :,5-
30:, S25 wk,, lovely rm.. live in: apt
hsin htafilns g. the PARK; girl and boy s other
REFINED colored woman. IS 10 so. to care
tor lla-year-old child and small apartment
40 to 8. Monday-Fr Friday; live out. EN-
.a1l2. <.
WOMAN. to care for s-year-oid girl and
week; no evening meal: Sn1 IS per week
so39 36th st. sc. Call TR 3132 after
LIVE IS--Doctor's home, gh.w. and cook
ing: nicely turn. private room and bath,
above ground; private entrance: sat after
noon end Sunday of: refs and health card
required. Sligo 3l37 a
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

WOMAN MARINE will drive car TO West
Coast about July 5 for travelling expenses:
one year pF e Masne
son Hail. Arl. Va. Glehe g562 3'
SHARE-EXPENSE PLAN. Los Angeles, 8. r
Chicago; low rates. all cities, cars daily
ref. exch. % Mass. ave. NV. RE. $3.50
WOULD LIKE RIDE in general direction
OF st, Paul. Mimi; am willing to share
POLAND. IA 1870. a
DRIVING TO n. Y. C. morn of July 4
RETURN eve. July 7; take passengers
TRANSPORTATION TO DENVER. Colo
desired references. ordway 5292.
DAILY TRIPS to beach and mountain
resort made In insured automobile. ELMER
z, FRAZIER. Olympic $685.. -
WILL DRIVE you safely and swiftly. II
necessary. TO any point in U. s. Canada
Mexico, Central or South America: So per
day and expenses. Mr.. BROWN. DU
1Aal. After Z. d
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GENERAL HOUsEWORK-Lady desires
1aabe 20 pafs hsF sep 5ei0e ca nnd pE 1y,h 9e
maid, 5h days wk. RE. 2476. Cali bet
: pm. and 8 pm.
s!Rh sSars1 s0loEsa Bf ssses Job taking care
GIRL, colored. intelligent, reliable ant
honest, desires maids work; fond of chill
GIRL, colored, wants Job. part or full time
5 5,ee;na days week. refs, Phone LU. 4735. No
Girl. coiored. experienced, wants sh W.
permanent. liye In n e.. has written refer.
GIRL, colored. fond Of children; house
york $50 s e ssdo sso' 5ha days; s2a and car
GIRL, coored, wishes days work, . to S.
DI, 1915 Tuesday, Wednesday and Sat
S6T no se0Tsd sany hssrts s
carfare. DE. 1874 "a N
,5aRd. GIRL: ce.oree4 wants JOB as mothers
GIRL, ,colored, desires days work DAYS
a week; week; So a day and carfare. Call
GIRLS la,, colored, want work. part time
or full time; references Cali FIR, ,o452. .
GIRL. colored, neat and dependable, de-
N9Tsb sl9es 'os ssas a. nursemaid Call any time
an Gfn houf fo0EsS E1 ssIs SSnss days work. 65
weekly child care re- ssnstal mel housework, SsEs
GIhLS t2), colored. experienced, with ref
erences desire days work or ghw from
9 to 3. Call "wednesday, TR, 4066
GIRL, colored: neat. wants Job as moth
GIRL colored, desires domestic work: no
i90ene 1 eu9 e. ss9dFy NJ 7so fond of children live
WOMAN, colored, wishes days work, laun
dress Or cleaner; experienced; best local
references MI 1856 81
WOMAN, white, settled, reliable. exp
wishes cooking. light hWk. in small fam
lly; ref. Box 432R. Star. -
WOMAN, colored. wants laundry by the
day OF part time: work mornings apart
ment only. Ho 1880. =
WOMAN. colored, wants lob. plain COOK
;ng and an housework; experienced CARRIE,
nursing children. HO. 1853
MoMAS VI ooosed wants days n Tork laun
WOMAN desires g.h.w,; fine American home
Stratford.
WOMAN. colored. wants part-time work
5 days a week from $50 am to 1880;
good references. DE. 571s.
JOB AS MAID, colored, 8 days a week.
In
Evening star., 1946-07-03
PERSONAL,

DREssMAkINo AND ALTERATIONS
jesstsa Es,,ss,,. above Losxs , colansia Thss!sF
ENGEI Enc; tioGmsrly q Fifth sye. N VI ",
rllc,,,IS. 1Iio st nw. Room 20 Telephone
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Wright If you are in need OF loan up to
SuRsfs 2s Av4LABnn ssns'qIs traned practical
RsgistEy; never closed. AT, 27oa
San asy Ho modsTn
also repairing; % Hao our trucks cal, % and de-, dslyer G
CLEANERS g. DYERs. 1901 New Jersey
Dys.E s GAsH Br for VEIN Go5 homs vRe
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VACANCIES in licensed day nursery in Sc:
excellent supervision; protected playground
FEEL BETTER after frst treatment or no
fee. Relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart, asthma, rheuma tism, arthritis.
nervousness. piles. colds. flu or other all
ments. Also relief from aching, swollen
feet. Lady naturopath 20 years expert
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Howell Academy for Boys on Severn River;
sIs Vigorous program; all activities. g Box
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by highly cultured French woman; summer
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ishing. work done at your home or Job
REDUCING, special spot reducing; re-
suits assured; steam cabinet baths; ladies
only. Main phone, Ma. Sl34 1880 st.
DRY CLEANING is excellent at Exquisite.
Dye work beautifully done at EXQUISITE
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CLEANERS. 3700 Georgia ave. GE. 9777.
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HONOUR SCHOOL, 1870 N Y. ave