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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
FARCE COMEDY WITH 4 SEARS
 CApIT0L'S BILL.

A new combination of Hollywood stars made their first appearance together at the Capitol Theatre yesterday when Fanchot Tone, Su- sanna Foster, Louie Allbritton and David Bruce took bows in the Uni versal musical farce comedy, That Night With You"
 The story revolves around girl who dreams of starring on the stage while working as waitress in a diner. Suzy Foster brings the girl vividly to life, and under skilled direction of William A. Seit- CT the plot sends her through a series of hilarious situations.
 First step in Suzy's program to make her dreams come true, is to win her way into the home of a prominent impresario, Fanchot Tone. She wins Tones confidence by furnishing reasonable implication that she is his daughter by long annulled marriage.
 Tones secretary, played by Lou ise Allbritton and the lunch room owner, played by David Bruce, re- sent this because it interferes With their own plans; Louise's design to won Tone, and David's hope to marry Suzy and raise fanny of six children.
 AS the action proceeds, Suzy's supposed mother is introduced in the person of Jacqueline oe Wlt, who furthers the hoax for her own reasons until the arrival of her present husband. Then 1t becomes hilarious contest between Tone and Bruce to see who will marry Suzy, with the end not revealed until the final exciting moment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
JUNEAU MAN IS IN
 TRAINING, AVIATION
 ENGINEER OF AA!

Pvt. Jack A. Hendrickson of Ju- neau, has begun training as an Aviation Engineer of the Army Air Forces at Geiger Field, Spo- kane, Wash, according to word re- ceived today from Colonel Eric Dougan, Commanding Officer.
 The many skilled subjects taught at the AAF Aviation Engineer School, such as repair and opera tions of automotive equipment, tractors and graders used in air. port and highway construction, should prove of inestimable value as a civilian occupation. Drafting, surveying and carpentry are some of the other subjects taught at the Engineer Training School.
 Upon completion of his training, the new Aviation Engineer soldier will probably be assigned to an Aviation Engineer unit. These units are an integral part of the Army Air Forces and have as their mis- sion the performance of all engin- ger work needed by the Air Forces in all theaters of operations.
 Something new to military sci- ence, the Aviation Engineers per- formance in this war remains to be fully told. It is matter of re- corded history, however, that the mechanical might of the Aviation Engineers in far-flung battle areas constructed bases from which were launched the many knockout punches against the enemy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
Wild West''
 Movie Atfor
 Hart Is Dead

LOS ANGELES, June 24.-Will- jam S, Hart, eastern-born wild west movie actor of a quarter of a century ago, died late last night of a lingering infirmity which had called his son home from Wash ington, D. O., last month to enter court fight over the dying mans affairs.
 The iron-faced hero of many a movie gun battle died peacefully in a hospital. His physician, Dr. H. D. Van Fleet issued a statement say ing "death same without a struggle, just as though he were asleep" Hospital records gave Hart's age as 83 Movie press agents earlier had given his age as 85.
 At the bedside was his son, Will jam s. Hart, Jr, 24, who last Thursday was appointed co-guard- ian, with George Frost. He had charged in court that his father was being improperly cared for and was incapable of managing his own affairs. Frost, who said he was a longtime friend of the actor, was appointed sole guardian of Hart's estate, estimated at nearly a mill lion dollars.
 Young Hart's mother. Winifred Westover, from whom the actor was divorced 20 years ago, had been al- most constantly at Hart's side dur ing the recent, critical stage of his illness, but was not present when death came. Hart suffered stroke last May.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
North Sea
 Goes Souih

The North Sea, arriving south bound from Sitka at 10:30 a. m, sailed at 11:45 a. m today, and brought the following passengers : J. F. Gorsch, Mrs. Annie Joseph, G. Chandler, Bernice Joseph, Daisy Benson, Eva Richmond. Josephine Tremel, Sgt. and Mrs. John Tosney, Mrs. Lillie Lakin, John A. Carvel, Mrs. Francis Mix.
 Leaving for Seattle were Mrs. Harry DeLong and child, Mrs. Eloise Allen and two children, L. A. Allen and child, MT. and Mrs. w. c. Myers. A. Schade, MT. and Mrs. R. 1T. Harris and child, Mrs. B. E. Benson, Mrs. Billie Jaegel and child, MT. and Mrs. Victor Ander- son, Paul Power, c. L. Tubbs, Miss A. L. Tubbs.
 For Ketchikan: A. E. Hornseth, Mrs. Wm. Robertson, Mrs. John Mills, Mrs. C. Posse and two chill dren, Mrs J. Aldeson, Tom Ander- son, Wesley flyers, MT. and Mrs. M. P. Mulloney, Mrs. B. J. Stod- dard and two children.
 For Petersburg: MT. and Mrs. Harold Wheaton.
 For Wrangell: Otis Morago, John McGregor, Mrs. Dorothy Collins and infant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
HO5pIrAL NOTES

St. Ann's Hospital admitted So- fus Eilertson and Mrs. Arthur Ber- ray for medical attention Saturday and James and Frank Oliver for tonsillectomies yesterday.
 Dismissed were James Smith, Franklin Essy, Mrs. c. J. Lloyd, AL bero De Asis and Hoyt Day, all medical patients. and Mrs. Forrest Nottingham and her baby daugh- ter Evelyn.
 The Government Hospital admit ted Danny Elderman of Taku Har- bor over the weekend
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
TELL MOTHER HELLOn

The girls at the Girl Scout Camp are having an excellent time and all give strict instructions to Mrs. Mamie Jensen, on. her leaving last Saturday to tell Mother hello and tell them to write or come out and see us"
 Mrs. Jensen spent the past full week at the Scout Camp as a su- pervisor of Douglas Scouts. They had two days of rain, she states, but otherwise it's been perfect wea- ther. They had a circus carnival on Saturday to the delight of the children. Mrs. w. R. Tucker left yesterday to take over the duties of supervising the Scouts and will remain this week.
 Donna Lee Swift and Judy Niemi, Brownies, returned to their homes here this weekend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
HEART INTEREST
 FEATURE K NOW
 AT 10TH CENTURY

With the showing of Betty Smiths "A Tree Grows in Brook lyn" on the screen at the 20th Gen. tury, a great and new kind of mo- ,tion picture was born.
 Never before has any motion pie ture so probed the depths of the hearts of real, flesh-and- blood peo- pie never has the screen been so filled with such richness, ten derness and joyous understanding as is revealed in 20th Century Fox's beautiful Limitation of this bet-seller of best-sellers, "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn is the perfect filming of the novel that has made millions laugh, cry and cheer. As those who have read the rich ly touching book will know, the film tells the story of the Nolans of Brooklyn, of their laughter and tears, and of tEeir struggle for existence and expression. It is the story of child who grew up :. Ol lildi WliO iiCNCi tit etAAet of woman who wished she hadn't. The story of the Nolans, whose feet walked a citys pavement, but whose eyes were on the stars, is packed plum pudding with the everyday living hopes and fears, sorrows and triumphs of every av- craze family. Its appeal is unier- sal; it carries tremendous emo- tional impact that will warm the hearts of everyone, everywhere.
 Dorothy Mcclure is seen as Katie" James Dunn as Johnny Nolan," Joan Blondell as Aunt Sissy Peggy Ann Garner as "Francie," Ted Donaldson as Nee ley" and Lloyd Nolan as Me Shane"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
ALL AUXILIARIE5
 LATTER DAY SAINTS
 HAVE NIGHT SOCIAL

The regular Monday night social of the combined auxiliaries of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will be held tonight at the IOOF Hall.
 Chairman of the socials, Fred Martin, promises a good time for all friends of the Saints who wish to join in the fun.
 Sherman Tanner, instructor of the fencing. which was the high light of last Mondays social, will be unable to attend this evening, but lessons will be resumed next Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
HOUSING PROJECT STARTS

The Sommers Construction of Juneau has begun clearing the ground for the erection of "A tenn porary veterans dwellings in Doug las. Friday and Saturday last week the company concentrated on an approach where the units can be taken off Army barges and hauled to their building sites. The units are being put in by the Federal Public Housing Authority and are specifically veterans housing
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
FISH LANDINGS

The following boats landed fish here today: Magnus Hansen's Ex- plorer, 32,000 pounds of Area III halibut, bought by Sebastian-Stuar Company; Sandy Stevens Wander CT, 4,000 pounds of king salmon, also bought by Sebastian-Stuart; the Sophia, skippered by Jim Sharpe, 5000 pounds of salmon for Booth Fisheries; and John Lowells Fern Il, 21,000 pounds of salmon bought by Alaska Coastal Fisher ieS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
BAND PRACTICE
 TUESDAY NIGHT

The Juneau City Band will hold the weekly practice tomorrow night in the High School Gym, starting at o'clock. Marches and over lures will probably be on the racks in preparation for a concert and also parade on July A.
 Director Joseph Shofner asks that all bandsmen be on hand for a good practice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
OREGON YACHT IS
 IN FROM SKAGWAY

The yacht Cygnet returned from Skagway Saturday and will leave for Sitka Wednesday.
 Owned by MT. and Mrs. J. w. fsillston of Coos Bay, Ore, the Cygnet will return home without stepping at Juneau after leaving Sitka.
 There are 35 Indian reservations in nine different states of Brazil.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
Ex-GUARDsMAN BACK

Gordon w. Meyer, former MoMM 1-c with the U. s. Coast Guard unit here, returned to Juneau Sat- urday, following discharge at Se- attle a few weeks ago. He expects to be employed here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
FLIES TO MOTHER

Miss Margaret Miller, member of the staff of the Fish and Wildlife Service Regional Office here. was to fly south by plane today. She has just received news that her mother is seriously ill, at Puyallup, Washington.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started. kept
s part time, o5slanced, tax returns: city ref
AcGoGNr2NNr, B.c.s. degree, experienced.
WI w, keep your n9oks. part.time basis pre-
Psane r co aSos experienced good refs
T 81 nsastss IN .ns sss;
work. Box 61-M. star ar ''''0 -. GLIB IS.
MAN. veteran, 20, college grad 5 years
satile; free to travel. BOX l25-M. Star.
ma Man. eolored, wants job as porter or
snssa to s !" G Il 4 E am or md
MAN, colored, wants lob as truck driver or
dsy or G anS dsg alter Ma S' da ~ w.
RAD:o- ELECTRoNIcs experience in en-
aesre m so
pacitv with service dept Of radio appl-
ance store or with electronics laboratory
HfTIs & 81 Boy Ee3 l. white wants w. work
as asw ONCE ~ f or stock *, boy or truck jumper
YET. wants work painting, by the day or
VETERAN, colored. government employed
W vnaas N AZ general 44sa from to pm; 5Idas
VETERAN seeking employment as pastry
O..
VET, colored, wants job as janitor of
small apartment house; must have quar-
ters; can Elk. S312. 10"
VETERAN. IS: B. A. degree: desires
position as junior executive or managerial
capacity With progressive firm: the more
RESPONSIBILITY to assume the better: will
travel; best OF references. Box 112-M, Star.
VETERAN, 6'a years experience as all
round machinist; can do welding, plump
ing or cleo; work; prefer position as sales
eng e., or tech; INSPECTOR. DU. $3.50. Is
WATCHMAKER. 80 years experience. now
employed, would like to make change.
YOUNG MAN, veteran. desires position
with good future: willing to travel. In
.eresteo persons please contact Box DOM,
Star; POS
YOUNG MAN, 81. married high school ed
ucation no special training. wants perma-
nent employment: feel capable of handling
responsible job. Now earning S6OSa week.
Mhat have you to offer' Box lam.
YOUNG EX-NAyY medical student wants
JOB as medical doctors assistant in Wash
lngton or Arlington: has Navy Medical
Hospital Corps diploma: can give reference,
Call at any time, CHI. 2456
o-fS. ORCHESTRA, experienced desires
work in Washington or vicinity: perma-
nent connection preferred: rates eason-
able SH. 0919 evenings. lie
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PERSONAL.

DO YOU WANT TO, SELL your home?
Y sf haeds With fF eoE co D Then
S SksSiis AND AL1EKA1iosssvv
assad a 5YS0 on oe eo1 S
saits TO ordes Also restylins;. IEA
ff fA So av, q ROOM 'n 90 S'e TeeDhone
k sfSsgilse Avs1iAgLE, trained. practical or
kffs W 3sss1 f0.ss
S;iS' S0k sSs'S e.
Phone SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
$500 on your. signature.
sya ans
F ReSss siSaes
Rs sa% oa da eony e
excellent counselors and trained health
eiiities weekly or monthly. s4oi deorsia
vAcASciEsO in licensed day nursery in Sc:
fsaef ToGR Sbr Can Eur ome
ire ese opey natural petnres In
child's Swn environment. For appoint,
ment call HO. ago. day or evening" lie
peake Bay for children. to 1O planned
menus, supervised camp activity, modern
buildings, protected play areas; licensed;
REOPENING of WELLINGTON Nursery OH
Mount Vernon blvd, for the boarding of
children by. the. month; ages months to
3 years: ideal licensed home, inspec-
ton invited. Temple 1874 IT.
IDA HILLS was her name some years
ago. Please furnish her present name
and address? Thank you. WILLIAM II.
RAMSEY, Atty, 3O3 Woodward Bldg.
PHYSICAL CULTURIST, experienced with
fatigue cases, to recondition and train out
of-shape businessman: excellent references
are required; must be free to travel and to
devote his full time and efforts to program:
all expenses and generous salary paid for
the period it takes to do the Job Phone
Elk, 1881 between 10 to IL and Sc. or
BABY PHoTos at home; IS diff. $3.50;
Is Diff. $40 Now is the time for In
formal garden poses. EN-. 1897, AID. 6e29.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN,

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - Thor
o ougla Enowledge OF public relations and
HGk cha sHssfn' m nfnfrsnae s sS
eod LM GIRL sfR1 with years of trailing lsl
vertislng design: fashion design and etch-
COLLEGE GRADUATE desires position in
typing. Box l77M. Star.
DI,REssMAkING, design, remod., al;era-
ExFERr '' srE Sos APt A1 aas
= g. Box 4o D'V Wash neSt
GIRL, colored, wishes Job as file clerk,
C esIqf Fl c a5 some tipping; o-das week
S SIkL e0lo5ed desires work front counter
secretarial college. wishes part-time en-
-: !; for yt PIX stenosraphic work. 500 AMI
in home or 10 hr day duty. t RA na sfso
sre woes desired sfff by Two Dm aster5 in
., s or ewes. either together or sep; exp.
Gu St. AsS anu m A Mofk s q s'm'iar ni5.re
PROXY MOTHER wants to sit with your
child day or evening. Box Ise:M.
SALESLADY, jewelry store experience. re-
pairs, etc: Box 175-M, Star. 16'
week: $50 -wk.; or sew out BY day. S.
day; ref. Phone RA. 433s before o m
or alter z p.m 1924 Warder st NV 1Ss
SECRETARY to former United States SEN
ator desires position; expert stenogra pher
TEACHER. trained, experienced in kinder
garten and nursery, desires position in
iall: references. Box 5-M Star. IT.
TfP1ST, accurate. rapid. desires to work
at home. typing or editing: has R NJ and
Sly SIX years experience as medical secre
WOMAN wants part-time job, 3 or 4 days
week, or morning hours; references. FIR
1891 Ia
YOUNG WOMAN. intelligent. wants
writing, job; creative, news, promotional.
research; post B. A. education; exper-
fenced; hours 40 maximum What's your
best offer? Write M. S. O., 1884 Gunston
I'd, Alex, Va -l7
radio newscast writer; also magazine and
Govt. experience: B. A. degree. HO. $3.50
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PERSONAL tcont.).

NYLONS, LIKE MOTION PICTURES Of you
and yours are. precious: Dc you want 1000
ef gd eS IN roll Or
scenes at less cost than Still Photography?
Of you dp Delay s means Pcs
sTMMFS ss d. MI R aSS sIIrR scuoS
Box 62s. Annapolis, Md Annapolis 1884.
BRIDEs-Photographs at church or re-
GSe e1 Only S. will record your wedding
selling real estate. Come to our veterans
school and be paid by Uncle sam whils
4 4, CO.. sl5 North Capitol st. DI. 4254,
BoARpiSG HOMES in Montgomery coun-
Social Service League, 104 South Perry St..
Rockville. Md. or telephone Rockville IN
NYLONs OR MOTION PICTURES? We
have produced and projected hundreds Of
feet Of film for our customers Screentest
family and elders at home one on your own VI,
SSa sesssa 59oo sII.eelos motion Ply
TX. s S5s1. If no answer. MR.. BRASSDiT'
AMPLIFYING. PUBLIC ADDRESS and re-
cording ensagements for church. school or
social functions, dances, etc. fStudio
available evening or Sunday eet-togethers)
VOICE RECORDING STUDIO. CO. 4h45.
DAY NURSERY-Ages , to 6; Transports
ton furnished. Cali Hillside 1449-J. 30
WHY NOT spend the cold winter months
in Arizonas sunshine? A good home with
kind rsope board room and salary
c ,ellAS,nt position for an esxpectsnt mother.
PHOTOGRAPHS-You will be pleased with
our reasonably priced courteous home
service. For appointment, call NO. 5000
from 10 I'm to pm. ~
D. C., FIRE alarm regulations in posting in;
struction notice in, case Of fire. Metal
glass. nov, available from stock at Sl.l0
each l1,,, Call Gilman GO, ma; 554s: -
struetgn for indyldgs or For in
VACANCY IN NURSES pvt. home. 1st-
floor rm. next to bath; doctors ref. ex-
DANCE ORCHESTRA, 4 pcs, available
June 20: also a few other oates in June.
RICK LAWSON. SH 9o9b If
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES (cont J

SMALL RESTAURANT. situated Northwest
wash, for sale; For information. call RE
53N6 SetSeeR F. PsToRE in excellent is
Southwest BUSINESS section: very good
going business; cleanest and most complete
stock: long lease at low rental. substantial
ca cash necessary to handle this deal. Can
Fir FfRsT COMMERCIAL. corner residence
saa eak fhp to SThds
an neudes deveTg truck SeR
rsnted s ss other aps
sHocKEY & MooRHEAD, Realtors, 1920
| 81 i? The i FINEST 1st-commercial corners
IN Northwest Washington, Connecticut ave.
restaurant; properly consists Of substan-
tial house containing 10 bedrooms and 4
shsssr Telephone oRs 445s. Once open
Sandsy * y q a n bs
VALLEY. 1850 Mass: ave. NV. OR. 44s1.
ESlSnSs ssep iEasr EN- saa s s5a.t
KooMISG HOUSE: rms' sa bath; rent
2no eo au s5se rs ST. mood moo n5s eeo
purchaser Open Tor Inspection - to 5
Gds Sos sHo 5h fr Sale Azk for xEs
+.
AK for Allen Oyus IL
LIVELY BUSINESS, deicatessen and
grocery. busy section of H st. ne: low
e SWNsS room saJ 5oT expansion; s14;Soo
CIGAE- NEWssTAND WANTED. in lobby
OF hotel or office bldg. Box ee-M, Star.
WANTED-cigar and newsstand in lobby
INFANTS AND ND c Hill S ' WEAR sa sHoP
well-stecked and appointed in, NV. section.
Priced reasonably for quick sale No agents.
Phene DU. 1884 for appointment or TR.
67S1 on Sunday only. III
ATTENTION. grocery store buyers-DGS
store self service. excellent opportunity for
partners. long lease, low rent.
quoted. long lease, priced reasonably,
apartment.
Self service store - $1,000 weekly
business quoted. long lease, reasonable
rent, well equipped.
This Office, has variety Of listings suit
able for ndiydualS or pnTtnsTship Tor
Southern Bldg. Call WO. 1898 or Elk
2909. -16
COLORED TAVERN; class D liquor license;
money maker; $1,000 Ma. 1913. l6.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

FRENCH, GERMAN - Native European
teacher with university degree will give
lessons during summer months. starting
HAWAIIAN AND SPANISH GUITAR. also
violin; private Instruction; instruments
furnished; no extra charge. AID 1895.
$40; night and day classes. 1897 Conn.
ave-. EN- 4244
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
20 lessons. Improvising and transposing
Air conditioned studio. MR. NEWMAN,
!706 G st. NV. ME: 400 Or RA;. $500.
AUTO, DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS, dual,
DRIVING SCHOOL. MI. 1892. II"
RUSSIAN LESSONS by native Russian in
your home or mine. Box SOL Star. 19a
GRADES 1 TO S-Individual instruction,
complete curriculum. Personal interview
required for fall enrolment. Conn. ave.
WHY Allow YOUR CHILD to fail when
arithmetic clinic coaches on money-back
basis? MA. S767. lie
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS, resi-
5 5oHN v y EA1L lgs4 SON. l71s p fs!
asPHAIT AND CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION
s1MiaS9eI sSD f R2PA IL % s!Ssk ,st
SOB asssanss FIT 5sPd co 9e Sa
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, faestone
p G and walks chimneys, flrepsces.
CONSTRUCTING ,driveways and walkways
s sna pspaFgs Ssh aiPhs p a o
6RIvEWAYSss, S Concrete rte0 or black top: for
e cs sNRpac Is s a0a rolled
Floors saNDED. refnished polished:
g FI9ons 81 sAsDEp and finished old To- doors
f m9aHis sa ss Sa37 RErN1sH1see csan-
Cal Gal! a, any time. DUKES FLOOR sERV-
I FLOR sIS sSH nothing eu. the Best eess;
~ &C coST ~ i Il iNe' 1872 Wisson
HOME RE9oDEL1NG and general con-
1885, 4os 81 S5h5 Free fepaa nd
r. SS3I; sSsRinss. sligo a saGs' sHockf7
PAINTING, house roofs: let US give you
free estimates. Phone Dupont 1850, ad-
arsSs lSo! 18th st. NV
pairs, cellar waterproof1ng, floor refnish-
ing. IDEAL HOME 1MPRoVEMENT ' CO.
1903 st. NV. AID. OBS. open until 0.
PAINTING, DECORATING. papering, floor
work guar white msehanies; retsTeness;
REMoDIL. mooern,ze your home now;
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATIoN CO. 55o2 WIS ave WI. 1900
iss = walk: outdoor fseplaes. van, roek
Gail us for ine rock. EN-. 1854. IT
ROOF REPAIRS, renewed, painted: cutters,
spouts: free estimates: 80 years reliable
serv GICHNER ROOFING CO.. MA 1870
ROOFING, LEAKS, SLATE, composition,
%ofk EHsS5es o ip09'3f
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while I have ma
teT1als: repairing and remodeling in the
fall; Phone ST.. 3942 eyes: except Friday
gMATIRPRoofNG al kinds have ySqr
IN Va. AND WASH. cali ai' pATTERsoN-
CAULFIELD CORP. for Johns Manville
roofng. and siding. ALSO storm windows,
oI fo boM ii e sSSs HH e. ol
02l1-Call us for roofing siding. painting,
guttering and other remodeling.. Terms.
Soliciting Virginia work exclusively. 21s
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wants Job for employees;
part,time; light laundry; SIS. week; AID.
EXCELLENT COOK, with best of refer
e sha fiy ye a nNsa kalf days. S35 week.
GIRL. colored, desires job as a file clerk
or answering telephone in small Office
Call LII. 449S.
GIRL wants nice maid Job: hours. from 9
to $50: Call after $50 pm. Saturday,
GIRL. colored, wants work, gh.w, clean
ing apt. 63c an hour and carfare. ILL
LIAM THOMAS. Ma. 1881. 49,
GIRL. cQlored, wishes days work, light
housework; good laundress; So, carfare,
IA. 1878, S until D.
GIRL wants afternoon gh.w: 5-day week;
near Conn. ave. bus. Call after > p m.
GAuSDREss, experienced; by the day; SIS
and carfare. NO. 9l71. is.
MAID desires to live in quiet home. 5i2-
no 2317 Ia
SCHOOL GIRL wants job as mothers
helper or care of children; hrs. day. =
days a, week; DE. 2s43,,
WOMAN, colored, reliable, wishes days
work, laundry or maid. Call Ii. 695l .
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

OCEAN CITY, MD.-Twice a week, regu-
larry. through season; parties accommo-
GOVT. EMPLoYE leaving for Portland,
Greg. and intermediate points, June 16 or
II; riders to share driving wanted. ord
wnv h1S1
ARMY MAJOR driving Buick sedan to Salt
Lake City Tues. or We'd: room for 2 pas
sengers. Telephone Office. RE. 600. Ext
1881, daytime, or residence, tel. CHI.
1000, Apt. 1898, after 6 pm 16H