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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20

Ruth Millett man at home
when, according to her routine, ne
ought to be at work.
Her day is planned on the as
sumption that after she gets her
husbands off in the morning she
will have a certain number Of
hours entirely her own.
If she has a beauty shop ap-
pointment or a bridge game sched-
uled for afternoon she can rush
through her work in the morning.
II there is nothing on her calendar
for afternoon she can slacken her
pace to accommodate a leisurely
reading of the morning paper
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
Cooking
By CHARLOTTE ADAMS
BroiIed rapefruit an

Excellent Starter
Broiled Grapefruit
Triple Creole
Potatoes Baked in a Mold
Buttered Broccoli
Escarole Salad
Whole Wheat Bread
Chocolate Fudge Squares
(Recipes serve four)
BroiIed Grapefruit
2 Grapefruit
2 tablespoons brown sugar
2 teaspoons butter or margarine
Dash Of salt
Cut grapefruit in half, across
the sections. Remove the pithy
center with a special cutter or
scissors. Remove all seeds. Loosen
each section by cutting with a
sharp knife along the membrane
and skin. Sprinkle top with salt and
brown sugar and dot with butter.
Broil at $50 degrees until the skin
is lightly Drowned on the edges
and the fruit is thoroughly heated,
about 10 to is minutes.
Potatoes Baked in Mold
4 large potatoes
IL teaspoon salt
Freshly ground black pepper
Butter or margarine
Peel and wash potatoes, then
mince very fine. Drain and dry in
a clean towel. Season with salt
and pepper. Butter a round mold
or baking dish and arrange pota-
toes in 1t in layers with butter or
margarine between each layer
FIJI the mold two-thirds full. Place
a tablespoon Of butter or marga-
rine on top and bake in hot oven
for 40 to As minutes. Test by in
serting a small knife. When pota.
toes are soft they are done. When
ready, invert the mold on to the
serving dish. The potatoes should
be golden brown all around and on
top.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20

Marian Martin
Angel" apron for when he brings
nome the boss! Requiring ONE
a YARD In the small size, Pattern
wv features comfy criss-cross
Straps and airy pinafore ruffles.
Pattern 1892 comes in sizes small
d4-16), medium $500 large (40.
~. Small size, i yd. 35-in.
oeno TWENTY cents in coins for
this pattern 10 Wilmington Star
News loe l73 Pattern Dept. 232 west
lotn ST. New York Ii, N. Y. Print
PLAINLY SIZE. NAME, ADDRESS,
II. The Marian Martin Spring Pat
TERN BOOK Is now ready :. it's
yours y us Tor Fifteen Cents. Fun OF
T sarE s SYKES: 1o r. the =. family plus
on-a-be1t' printed right inside tae
book. VIC
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
Small Business Group
Blasts Budget Bureau

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-P)-The
House Small Business committee
Tuesday accused the Budget Blu
reau of blocking the efforts Of
Congress and other agencies 10 AID
small business.
In a periodic report on activities,
the committee contended the Bud
get Bureau "uses petty technicali'
ties as excuse for failure 10 permit
continuity of the small business as
sistance program.
The Bureau had no comment on
the report.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
Public Affairs Forum At
YWCA AT 1P. M. Today

The Public Affairs Forum lunch
az, which is open to the public,
will will be held in the YWCA today at
l pm z;so,,ss;o, ,,,:,,
. M, on medical Care" and
the pH speakers who will vi take part
' uriI Include DR.. A. H. Elliot, DR..
n vi B. Rodman, Mrs. Harris
M e Mrs. Emma Howell, and
W Reservations may be made by
Ealing the YWCA at 2-88e5 before
loon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
APPOINTED

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb, IA
!A-The appointment of F. Wood,
bridge Constant, a member Of N.
Duke university faculty 10 be pro.
lessor OF physics at Trinity col.
lege was announced today. Profe,
sor Constant, at Duke since Ioso
Will succeed Professor Henry A
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
Southeastern Growers
Meet At Myrtle Beach

BURGAW, Feb. 10 - Approx
mately IS representatives Of Vir-
GINA, the Carolinas and Georgia
growers, in a session at Myrtle
Beach presided over by J. B. Whit
field, Burgaw, approved a resolu-
ton asking details on a proposed
wholesale pr du e distribution
center in Richmond, Va, it was
learned from an A.P. dispatch.
The group set March q and "a
as dates for an organizational
meeting in Myrtle Beach Of south
eastern truck growers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
FAX DEFEATED

FAX DEFEATED
WHITEV1LLE, Feb. 1e-Ihe
proposed zoe school tax supple
ment tor the Whiteville school
district was decisively defeated
in the special election last
Thursday, with 485 voting for
the tax and 713 voting against
Il. Total registered voters were
1913. Since the voting was
against the registration book,
The officials results were: 483,
yes: 1,133, no
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
BY RUTH MILLETT

After their husbands had been
on strike for II days, a group
Of Flint, Mich, wives organized
to persuade the men to 60 back
to work.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20

University Of Illinois reports that
from 1909 until 1898 forest re-
serves Of standing timber in this
country decreased from 2,826 bill
lion board feet to 1,764 billion
board feet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
DATE CHANGED

BOLTON, Feb. 10 "A Wash
ington's Birthday supper, orr
ginally scheduled for Feb. u,
by the Acme-Delco chapter Of
the Order Of the Eastern Star,
will be held February 81, it was
learned here Tuesday. Proceeds
will 90 for repairs on the Ma
sonic hall, scene of the supper
which begins at 6:45 p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20

It sounds as
though the wo-
men might be fed
up with having
their husbands
underfoot all day.
For there is
nothing that up.
sets the average
woman m o r G
than having a
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
TAGS REQUIRED

JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 10 -
jacksonville citizens were re-
minded again Tuesday that all
automobiles and dogs In the
city are required to have city
licenses. Chief Of Police Paul
Shore said that a drive has
been going on since Feb. l by
city police.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
NEW POSITION

NEW POSITION
WH1TEVILLE, Feb. 10 -
Miss Leanna Geddie, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Geddie
OF Whiteville and teacher for
the past several years in Mont
gomery schools of Maryland,
has accepted a position in the
editorial department Of D. C..
Heath and company, publish
ers in Boston. She will begin
her new work February Is. At
present she is at home here on
brief vacation prior to az
suming her new duties.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
RETURNS HOME

HUME
WHITEVILLE, Feb. 19-Sgt.
Otis L. Washam arrived Sum
day night from McCloskey hos
pital, Temple, Texas, where ne
has been a patient since last
September 10th, following an in
Jury to his back which requlr-
ed an operation. He recently
received his discharge there att
er three and a half years IN
the service. He expects to rest
until March LIST when he will re-
turn to his position as manager
Of the Whiteville FOX store.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
SPEAKS 10 KIWANIANS

JACKSONVILLE, Feb 10 -
Members Of the Jacksonville
Kiwanis club heard Capt. Tim
Sanders, public relations Off
Ger at Camp Lejeune give a
graphic description Of Pacific
warfare at their regular meet
ing Tuesday. A technicolor
movie of the Two lima battle
was shown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
OocTOR TO RETURN

WHITEVILLE, Feb. I9-Dr.
". A. Greene, local physician,
who has been serving in the
u. S. Coast Guard since Feb
ruary, 1914, will return to
Whiteville at an early date, it
has been learned here. His ap-
plication for discharge has been
approved and he will be releas-
ed soon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
AUTO ACCIDENT

WH1TEVILLE, Feb. 10 - A
highway accident Saturday
night between Hansboro and
Lake Waccamaw resulted in
the painful injury of Mrs. M.
E. Murdoch Of Elizabetatown,
sister Of Mrs. Oliver Nelson OF
Whiteville, and minor injuries
to Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Nelson
and Mr.. Murdoch all Of whom
were passengers in the car
when struck by an unidentified
car.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
SPEAKS TO WOMEN

JACKSONVILLE, Feb. II
Gertrude Carraway, New Bern,
prominent eastern Carolina
newspaper woman, spoke 70
members Of the Woman's club
Thursday afternoon on "Restor-
alton in North Carolina. She
10 4 member of the State COM
mission tor Restoration OF the
Tryon Palace in New Bern.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20

Nebraska will be the only state
in the country to have a museum
on its fair grounds when work is
completed on a $1,000 structure
this spring.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20

JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 1e-
Onslow county agent c. c. Clark
will conduct ditch blasting
demonstration next Tuesday
Afternoon at 2 o'clock on the
farm of A. C. Cox, three miles
north of Richards.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20

The ruined Mission Of Quarai at
Manzano, N. M, is an excellent
example Of Franciscan masonry.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20

A huorescent lamp requires more
than 1000 distinct manufacturing
operations, and is assembled from
So separate parts. xtN1
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20

The Wyoming Hereford ranch,
near Cheyenne, Wyo., is one Of the
most famous in the country.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20

men are associated with the
State department Of education
In Raleigh.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20
TEACHERS MEETING

tEACHERS N1EE 1IIN0
JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 10 -
Approximately 100 Onslow coun-
ty teachers heard addresses by
Ralph Andrews and DR.. H. Ar
mold Perry here Monday Both
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20

Bingo and Music will be enjoy.
ed during the evening.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20

Dial 1881 for Newspaper seryics
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-20

Nal 2ss11 for Newspaper Service
Evening star., 1946-12-10
B-14 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
HELP poMEsTIc (cont. !.

TELL D0W6StbS NSOHf.}s
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER, settled wom-
GENEsai ans ssaS II HoGsEwoKkEReook fszsw M aRss exp
with infant sleep in. cheerful upstairs
s11d Ho1sEwpRRrR Gns live 4h n plain
cooking help with children. light laundry,
cleaning 2 adults and 8 children: base
cent health card required; $40 Week. EN-
G.H.w.-1f you want this good perm
es mf Time o pssan s e pad
blks. from busline 81. 1859. Ii
q by assd i; must sas have IA; 1s Ssfsrsness s. Va
MAID, must be exper.. with references and
hppa ea.h Miss Mss arsporh Position Sss5E
MAID Settled ed responsibls as M e. h3 care fer
H y T9fas 5day Rf asa seoGoi s
MAIpG.Hw MA d. s4ea n9ea through dinner sloa5
hones reabe must Teferenees ns eesd esok ea
adults in family; S25 week. Wo. 1912.
il desired. Phone one RA. ( Wis Iiss = 'A''' 1--WE -
SUNDAYS Il: good iis pay. Apply ply MRS. HART.
NuRsEMAID, over s5 years, experienced in
baby care and general housewofk: recent
D. C. reference; no diapers, no heavy laun-
Sunday ~ o hS 5 hSas e Start e MI T. sSsss o.nfT
care care. for two al school CHILDREN Inv. good
WOMAN. cleaning, laundry. Mon. throush
F5GIsnSshig HGiqsIa asishts. Nd vi. oS46; 80.
to i've in no eS!pesH &C si5
week. Phone EN-, S576 after pm.
Evening star., 1946-12-10
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, REPAIRS. remodeling, paint
ing. papering, plastering. Guaranteed ex-
gssfs psss Fe %s6sK aSsP
CoNCRETE, Coz Hfseas Cement work, footings. porch
60 5eo tSSsfR teS 81 Or nq tep sms sa4 Call any TINE
FLOORS sANDED, refinished: cleaning,
ree Eee1s esi Il &C. 4sos
laying. SANDING finishing. cleaning, par
ING ING s5iSrR!aiee4Tsok coNTkaeToks Nc. isia Wiseon.
GENERAL e;E IHs ecooNTRAscTlNG. alterations, re-
Sdes"S mstes. All inv work z' guaranteed. At $3.50
PAINTING and interior decorating Let
asSis Workmanship; p?'s terms or cash VETERAN.
PaiNTING. PApERING, plas.erins, floor
saeishi9s a5e zRff fS'PassS sR IA
PLUMBING AND HEATING. repairing and
ren1odeling. bathroom fixtures. gas hot
EateT kfaSsTEy sinTs TR dFsiss gss
ssFms fS5 aHns RsE
hAT9N Ea SS SSD va %asE Wis ea nvt M asSe
ess1hshaa see1nE ana sidihs: SHH also stsgm SIsdoWs
334O M ST. NV. zone z. ~. f1SO
LET US ESTIMATE on your carpenter
work, painting, paper hanging. plastering
and remodeling; porches. recreation rooms
and attics our speciality; union mechanics.
BROWNS HOME IMPROVEMENT SERv-
ICE. David Brown, mgr, DU. SOFA IL
HOUSE PAINTING and decorating-Floors,
waterproofing: papering our speciality;
work guar; white mech. Refs. furn. Est.
1926 GILBERT & HAMILTON. AID. 5129.
COMBINATION ALUMINIUM storm window,
payments later Call for free estimate.
AIR COMFORT CO. HO. $500.
carpentering, floor sanding, home repair
work personally done. KoHLER-LnLY'
OLD DoMINIoN CONTRACTING Co, GIL
roofing, siding. combi-
nation storm windows; Virginia work only.
Evening star., 1946-12-10
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, auditing, bookkeeping and
system yoTk; gon; monthly statements. Metro
ANC5aCseolUtNTANT-social security, inc. taxes
filed. books started, kept part time; audits,
boeks opened
kept, all taxes filed, monthly profit state.
pentsi nenS Tsas1nabis Sa S4g5 .vn;it
availabie after $50 pm. each day: 81 per
bSokksfpSG hSS5 HaE fsaA ssaE sa5 month
sss sfssrt or o% sas Mr. vi tsiHn 1s
CHAUFFEUR-Young man, colored. wishes
job as truck driver; AT, $3.50, 29'
enee, desiIes work in restaurant or hotel.
HEF-sTEwARD, thoroughly experienced.
sponsibiiity. Open for engagement. BOX
ec1LEhkakS@tTfil;pIsTs. Ell Stfil; ?. young veterans de-
sire part-time- nightwork at $50 pm.
coILEaE eeiI e sldiA GRADUATE, ex-Army on,eer.
firm OF school Teacher training engineer
Salary minor to opportunity for advance
EnRyATeR EsRy dFEERTok SSER R4SA ssoE soorea Wants
nightwork, full or part time. Cali co.
JANIToR and elevator operator, colored
ME- 0sS1 s
MAN NURSE, white, with long expert
ence. now available. Telephone Warheld
Mas sslered CO sesEss ss days work.
MAN wishes Job as butler or houseman
SAMUEL M MAYHEM, 1904 Pomeroy I'd.
MAN, colored, wants job as chauffeur or
truck driver. 210S Eye st. ne: Apt. q. IL :
MAN, colored, experienced floor waxer:
housecleaning and window washing. Call
NAVY VET, 2 yrs college engineering. de-
sires related position with reputable or
ganization with chance for advancement.
Can Ludlow 1888 after pm. any time
RADIO sERvICEMAN, with car and tools;
home and auto radios. Call North 71S4.
STEWARD, 13 years. hotel and restaurant
experience, administrative assistant, menu
planning, purchasing; now head steward
Se1 wiIh mss s. ssryRs psr 500 to
Please 'Yt eaIi Fl FIR. TaitS Sfis. "s's'A' ''A +
course June. I947, desires position with
CPA; excellent references. PHILIP BERN
STEIN, $50 Alabama ave. Sc, TR. 1888,
WHITE, 35, family. car. dexterous, mech.
versatile, presentable, bus. exp, gentleman,
seeks depend. position. Box 414-A, Star.
YOUNG MAN, able. married, desires
part-time work for evenings and Satur-
days; will accept anything. Woodley s679.
YOUNG VET, %, white, will drive any one
anywhere in U. s.; salary and expenses.
MR.. BUMGARDNER. ME. 2541. 10
Evening star., 1946-12-10
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ADMIN. ASST, $1,000: research work
Catholic. BOYD'S, 1888 +. Ma. 1888.
BOOKKEEPER. $50 wk; layout craftsman
secretary, Bethesda, $50 wk.; stenographer,
Mutual EMPLoYMENT SERVICE, 17iO
G. St NV, Ma 0954 --12
BOOKKEEPERS, $50 wk.: asst. bookkpr
ne. Sec, $40 wk.; typist, Gov. benefits
81 $50 yr.: bookkpr -typist $50 wk. Many
MEL SERVICE, 1911 q st. Ma 2114
ENGINEER, $50 wk (mD; stationary eng,
3rd-cl. license. Sc. d. C., 5-day ,wk. Sew
eral otheEs; ;yhH White sNPyi Ne Byrd sesta6 l. l!
Ma 2i1S
PHYSiCisT, Ph.D.. $4,000 tm.l: civil en-.
gineer, CE. 5000; biologist; 5000; with
oldest Emp. Service in D. C. Est. 80 yrs
BOYD'S 1898 F. Ma 233S
Evening star., 1946-12-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SERVICE STATION for rent, with stock
and euuipment downtown Washlngton:
aai1a'ee; aaired; ex;perieneed operator need Apply
State experience and references. Box
sEM1.sRIF SEMI. Elf SERVICE groceries. meats and
beer: weekly bus, s15oo: agt.5a ysIy nice gnod n1
ssS2; s' eve. and and SUN. m - q. Furr. At. 1906.
HAVE 81 500 down payment. What have
you to offer in cigar stand, gift sh9p or
shiIdren,s shop; BOX 1924, a. Star .,n..I do' ~
limits Hi Of Laurel: 8 large rms; h;,wh.;
PTss HY ei asR VA ss9ss sSs vita Ga O. NJ T.
aN15R iii ARsfl Fsssse ave-
goth; seats ZOE; daily sales average $3.50;
PASToR, PAST ,n4c' INC. EX. 1858.
BoARDiNG HOUSE, near Scott Circle;
Income In ne; quoted over 81 900 mo- plus living
quarters OWENS REALTY. ME, 04S6.,
TAVERN near D. C. line. on and of sale;
trade; ample parking area; 10-year lease;
low rent; large liquor stock; Will sell or
rent to right party; restaurant experience
BACAs, Realtor and Business Broker, lila
EXPERIENCED GOODMAN 10 take over
restaurant business. $4,000 security re-
quired Contact owner, OR. 3033. 10
ATTENTION. BARBER, furniture store,
shoemaker, ETC.: 126 C st. NV: rooms;
bath, English basement; in the heart OF all
Government activity; reasonably priced az
S12.5O0 HARRY DREISEN. Bond Bldg.
GRRILL-soDA FOUNTAIN. near Capitol:
great tourist location: established many
years: seating 90: doing. 500 day at pres
ent, with much more during tourist, sea-
son: due to illness, owner VIII seu ieT
$1,000; one-had cash: a. 4; bAGAS'
BEAUTY SHOP, modern equipped. 8
ment and basement; for colored. Call pI.
ga1ufTToMaTIc COIN OPERATED phono5
graph machines for sale on established
and good paying locations: possible to
earn up to $50 weekly by collecting and
seryieing a group of these highly prontabie
machines In your local territory; no ex.
perience required as full instructions and
assistance will be rendered to purchaser;
a group can be serviced IN conJunctlon
with other position or business; $40
minimum cash required which is fully Sc
cured by equipment. Box 1874, Star. IL.
RESTAURANT--In the heart OF downtown
Alexandria--Large seating capacity: KIT;
completely equipped; 2 large stoves and
adequate refrigeration: IL rms now
rented on 2nd fl. IT you want money
making investment check with us on this
one HICKS REALTY CO.. phone Ov.
3967, oV. 1866: ewes. TIE. 0933. -10
Evening star., 1946-12-10
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, exp, colored, boarding or guest
home. small; references; 10 years. expert
DAYwORK, days week, $5 day and
GIRL, colored, wants days work; expert
enced; reference RE. O524. 10
GIRL wants days work cleaning or IRON
ing. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
TR. 1854.
GIRL, colored, reliable. desires work as
maid or days work. Call Ludlow 1888.
GIRL, colored. wants 2 days work in the
Girl, B coiored, wants S afternoons steady
honest; references ME. O2o9.
for employed couple; SIS and carfare. MRS,
GIRL, colored. wants days work or gen
ANNIE DIXON DU. 1901. -. ,,os.,
GIRL, cclored, wants days work, MONDAY
through Saturday. MI. 1924.
GIRL, coiored, desires job doing g.hw
and taking care of children. 3o6 Eye
GIRL, colored. wishes job cleaning doc
tors ONCE; from $50 to 7:3O ewes. DE.
Girl, colored. wants gh.w 8 days wk
or mornings part time; references. NO.
1851, from to 4. \
GIRL, neat colored. wishes days work;
part time CO. 1854.
GIRI.. colored, wants 3 days week or
5k days week. SIS per day and carfare.
Evening star., 1946-12-10
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

aDM AssT ss + sss sa
oR fSsss % a9 All reSes naans
ALTERATIONS Of ali KINDS, dressmaking
saSERg epa TE 505s
assOsasIns ez1eqisnce mAhhss nsst Reference
ccooNGGREEssIoNAL co WORKER. experienced
sition with Republican Congressman: rapid
accurate shorthand. Box 397-A. Star; 15'
DREssMAkING, design; remod. altsras se
BERT. 1880 irving NV. Apt. 4. AID; 22ss
GIRL, colored. desires work as saleslady
i Gk eSore 't9rs wants ES ob Ss7 IS Waitress
topatan girl ST 1ther ot type OF Job
SEI Sa1I vspf BE- dss5sS ssss early morning
GIRL, colored. wants job as soda foun-
tain girl Call IA after Ter Pm s1av.tor o,
orator by day, with permit, 5 days week.
GfRL, eoiored. wants restaurant work OIL
GIRI-Colored. with permit, wants ,jot
as elevator operator snas in apt. building 3 tS
Z G1RI EN- rki6A3. Ho So4G Il yrs, adm and secy
exper. in Industry. past 2 years in Europe
and South America with folded Govt
GRaDUHTEp af5Tass SpS'Pfss 'PPfsAcrIcAL SGksE wishe,
DAY Sr night nfh du5y TE 1nsfis0ce sgs0
vision, able to handle help. would like 70:
Stisn eEMEsT ss fs3a n 1ss or
LADY. eoiored, wants job in beauty shop;
4 years experience. Phone AT. 2696. lO'
Ag 1ss ss0fss ao in 5ds sssty
references. Call II. 5071 anytime. 10
suSs1 v Rr'fs'es hls ess'a ssy
NURSE, colored, trained, practical. ex.
periencsd in general nursing; ref; So
sECRETARY-GENHRAi sS TAR 2 OFFICE assistan,
desires permanent connection with re,
meetinF Iass r and taesfuIIy dealing With high
class clientele, good stenographer, able to
take over ONCE routine and relieve en-
SECRETARY experienced, desires
position with physician or dentist. GE
Social EXECUTIVE for club or hotel OF
similar position, desired by woman with
educational and cultured background; for
eign diplomatic experience. Box 305.A
sTENoGRAPHER (secretary) with legal
experience desires. position in private hTm
preferably 5 work days per week. Ma
TEACHER, primary grades, superior ex-
perience, qualifications. seeks employ
nent. proyiding rental of home-apt. Boz
TYPISr-RECEPTIoNIsT OR TYPIsT,. \. W
section; white. age q; typing speed. 6e
w.pm. Call EN-. 7642 between 8 and 4
for semi-invalid or elderly, assist light
housework, live. in. $25 week; best refs
MI. 1890, to 9 pm.
operator, for nightwork. Address 7le
55th st. ne.
WOMAN, capable, desires position aS
Florida. Character and doctors refer
ences GE. 6702.
ance, age "a, desires part-time evening
work; exp. advertising, promotion, secre.
tarial, writing, research; would also Ike
receptionist. hostess or refined saleswork
IN CLERICAL OR CASHIER WORK you
need an attractive, intelligent person. you you
and week ends. Call Union 1922 after
during week and all day Saturday apo
Sunday lo
Evening star., 1946-12-10
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc tcont.)

GIRL, colored. wishes days work or reg
ular work dishwashing. MI. O563. IL
GIRLS t2l. colored. wish days work at
once. MRS BOWE, NO. 1926.
GIRL, colored, washes part-time work, 8
days a wk... for employed couple or bache-
lor apt. Ii. 2169.
GIRL, colored. wishes days work, ,Wednes..
day only. So and carfare. UN. 40Sl, all
day Monday and Tuesday.
GIRLS (2) wish Jobs as maids; no Sundays.
2202 1st st. NV, DE. 1882, am. until o.
12s
LADY. colored, wants laundry work to
do at home. Curtains, shirts, etc. 611
Morton st. NV. I'll
light housework. CO. 1866.
WOMAN wants days work: good refer
ences.- MI 1908. STELLA GRAY.
WOMAN, colored. wants lob doing house
work. full or part time; o near l4th and
WOMAN. colored; Southern. wants to do
no phone calls. Write MATTE L. SNIP
KINS, 404 Cummings lane. Chevy Chase,
WOMEN. colored; ya1t mite to cook and serve
WOMEN t2), reliable, colored. want part
time jobs and days work; no wash. or
froninp NO 1kQS
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MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. a
frsi for GI training. WAR.TLYNN EEAUTl
GpIhEGE 21e & nE nNEEEbP2DMSderr Pd l5sS
training in all subjects; day, night ant
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved fol
N. 7 ave. ME. 777S; estab. 1918.
FRENCH-Priyate instruction and con.
versation practice by highly cultured widow
1COMPTOMETER COURSE. easy to learn
touch tipping free with course; top -salaTied
S40-$50 wk; position open; start, BOYD
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma;
chimes. New classes now starting. Enrol
at BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 st. Ma. 1888
CIVIL SERVICE COURSE for stonegrapher
and typist--book $1.10i professional gen
eral tests, 81 30: course dietation ana typ
Evening star., 1946-12-10
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, white, to do plain cooking, serve.
1st floor work; exp: local refs; no laun-
dry no care of children: sunny rm., pvt.
bath OR 1906 10
COOK and general houseworker, ) in
family; no laundry. live In: references re-
ouii ed Phone North 7231. -2
COOK, white. for diplomatic family live
in: references Adams 1414, bt, 10-5. ID
COOK. G.H.W.. city ref. req: live in; other
COOKE INV, small apt. in Arlington
light laundry, help. children: 5A-das
week. evening $21; CH; 637a -l2 Iaon,
and bath; must like children; Bethesds
on busline. OIL. 096?,.
COUPLE. g.h.w.. cooking. light laundry'
gardening EN-. 0500. 10
BAY WORKER, l or days q week, fol
6eneral housework. Call OIL. 6632. Ia