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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-24
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY Americas Card Authority

The American Contract Bridge League recently announced that the 20th annual winter national championship tournament will be held at the Hollywood Beach Hotel, Hollywood, Fla. Dec. to 15, inclu- sive. This is the first time that this tournament has been taken into the deep South.
 Southern players made a very fine showing at the recent summer session of the nationals. A south ern team won the world champion ship masters team-of -fourt title. Mrs. Joe Rosenf1eld, Jr., reached the semi-fnalS in that event and finished fifth in field of 112 pairs in the masters pair championship. I predict therefore that in the com ing winter nationals in Florida, the southerners will be hard to beat.
 During the summer nationals one South player went down at two hearts doubled on today's hand Chen I saw Mrs. Rosenfleld play it. and, to my surprise, she reached a contract of six clubs and had nc trouble in making seven.
 She trumped the opening dla- mond lead, cashed the ace ot hearts and led small heart, trump ing with dummy's five of clubs. Re- turning to her hand with the king of spades, she led another heart and trumped with dummys ten of clubs.
 Now she led the queen of clubs overlook in her own hand, picked up the trumps and all of her hearts were good.
 Although Mrs. Rosenfleld made seven, it would have been a bad seven contract. With break III hearts, it would have been a ditt- cult one to make.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-24

You rek the from the housetops important to It's digestion getting and you're subject to hot business what love does Why while suffer?
 TOUGH ON THE HOME FOLKS You're than little difficult whe your
 
 off the of hundred and the all around house. It's the those who sets daily mood that you foreign influence abroad in home You're in but family isn't they're inflicted
 YOU TURN A DEAF EAR
 And only listen with blab their last hardly wait finish Edith in the dlated for sympathy understanding feel riding the dumps with Edith You her long then change Edith deeper
 HE OUGHT TO KNOW
 what don't the other know! The minute tell him think ought that with Johnny Meaning he's wasting his time thinking Meaning let him like when like him. Meaning that all except Johnny Which is fine indeed to treat attractive friendly boy! You're consumed with devotion that forget it's just nothing other get too het When you the flag the world that falling in love the only thing happened thing boast And the ball games far you're concerned. me? think ought keep it Then won't
 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-24

Time" starring Dorothy McGuire, Guy Madison, Robert Mitchum and Bill Williams.
 Madison has the role of an honor ably discharged Marine who feels uncertain and unhappy when he faces civilian life. He needs lit tie time to get his bearings before settling down to anything, but his parents can't understand this They not only have immediate plans for him, but they even have his girl picked out.
 The moment he meets a lovely young war widow, played by Miss Mcclure, he knows that he has found the right girl. Their romance
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-24

OOO4A V 4A v HI v O. U famine will be over, he answers, with a shrug of his Shou Id e rs: Not until we get rid of OPA."
 very butcher h as the S a m e answer for her. That means S h e is supposed to get mad at OPA, get f e d up W i t h meatless menus, and demand that price ceilings be taken off meat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-24

spire designs for metal vanity cases which are delicately traced with black enameled flowers. So do 18th Century dandies' snuff boxes sup ply ideas for designs.
 Among the most welcomed new corners, however, are importantly sized carry-alls and date kits which can pinch-hit as pocket books. When these are made Of featherweight plastic-even metal hinged and metal-fitted plastics - their talking point is much less burdensome heft. Besides carrying cigarets, hpstick, powder pull and full-view mirror, these date kits provide convenient compartments for mad money, keys, and 8 stuffed-in hankie
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-24

They Missed the Boat. Maybe it was war fatigue maybe the boys just home from overseas preferred to be spectators in this forthcoming battle of the po but either way does strange to this amateur analyst that one of the so-caed racial groups here ddn sponsor candidate in the recent primaries They would then have voice in naming of nominees and few votes in the coming Congressional convention. We have very active Italian Lithuanian, Polish and other units of the Democratic organization in Waterbury, They are consld cred influential and powerful in elections In peace time double their influence and power in statements demanding political patronage Now If young veteran of Pollsh Lithuanian Italian descent boomed for Congress what an opportunity he would have had in telling the world about conditions there. How he could ex- pound on American principles and from his experl ence as an American soldier sailor tell of the big part America played in winning the war If some of the leaders alert they could have entered the primary
 fight with ticket that would have delegates pledged to their man. They wouldn't permit the primary to be formay and the voting strength delegated to the few who office and prepared slate and then dictated choice. Yep, the clubs lost big opportunity. It would have been great experience and educational one to some smart youth would have been service in keeping with their records It would have been Amercanism in action.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-24

Paul Stanesow, son of Dr. and Mrs. John Stanes- low of Summit Road Prospect left last Friday to begin his fourth year at Darrow School, New Lebanon, N. Y He was accompanied by his younger brother, Eugene who is beginning his second year at the same instu- tion Peter Morcey, well-known produce dealer, is sporting around in a brand new Chrysler sedan Mr. and Mrs. Chris Harmon occupied ringside seats at the Joe Louis Tami Maurello championship fight in New York last Wednesday night and sat but four rows away from former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and Columnist Walter Winchel. Freddie Erwin, Jr, of East Main Street and Wally Grenier of Wall Street neighborhood pals for many who also served to- gether in the Army overseas, have enrolled at Bryant College Providence R. L. to study accounting. Or vile Roberts of 25 Oldham Avenue, veteran of World War II is passing out cigars this week. Sunday morn ing the Longlegs Stork left his better haf the former Lauretta Ryan, seven pound, ounce daughter, Jacuueline Frances at St. Marys Hospital It is their first child.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-24
MeatlesS Housewives
 Are on the Spot
By RUTH MILLETT NEA Staff Writer

The housewife wearily trudging from meat-market to meat-market is little confused by the empty showcases.
 When she asks the butcher how
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-24

has anything but plain sailing, and they have several serious clashes before they finally find happiness.
 Closing tonight at the Strand is the M-G-M Technicolor Hit "Cour- age of Lassie." The companion feature is The Inner Circle.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-24
Elizabeth Woodward Says
YOU LIVE LN 4 GOLDFISH
 BOWL

There's such thing priVate lie for you. And gals build your glass houses. You 1oant everybody to knoO everythin0 about you! You aren't euen modest enough to put screens around your secrets And Pml talking about the aody you broadcast it aohem you're in 1ove.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-24

Men outnumber women 3378 to 1472 among the non-abortginal residents of Australia's Northern Territory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-24

It's the Mccoy! walked slowly about central market the other morning. manifest dsgusted over the failure of her mission She was told very politely, but most firmly that there was no meat for sale She gave the butcher look which expressed more convncngly than words that she didn't believe him. After the had left the store the chap turned to an acquaintance and remarked: M hated to do that to her. She's nice woman, but must protect myself or I would have flock of her neghbOrs down here with hatchets. She lives in apartment block and if gave her piece of the meat have put away in the cooler there would be trouble Her neghbOrs would smell the cooking and would ask her where she got the meat She would tell the truth without realizing what it would mean to me and then my life the store would be in danger. You know running meat market is big risk these days The visitors grunt could be interpret ed as a seconding motion of approval So there's the story of the chap who didn't want be betrayed by nose!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-24
STRAND

Love at first sight brings dramatic complications to RKO Radios grip ping new drama, |" Till The End of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-24
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ESiEff91CGfffa; aa3il BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER
Evening star., 1946-09-30
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, books started, kept, taxes,
sudts az. ssatemsn:s; no business too large or
HecoUNrANT iSe s%a 5SnS 5Sncr se setsran, & B. e.
degree. wishes position with C. p. a.; rapid
ssss ss to exPeT Rs1 sss beops ss Started Ksp
acS@HsresH s sss15ss ssss work he can so do
ARCHITECTURAL, drafting, rendering,
grad. architect. comm, res. exper, wants
paart-time work. Call weekdays, 9-5. .AD.
BI;LINGUIsT. spanish-English, American,
college graduate, 10 years ONCE manage
America desires < connect: on With 'a export. patn
America. prefer to live i've IN aeinf T. y but hesh VIII
dqssdeT d9eS Bos saying married chill
cARfENTER. colored, veteran. 1s yrs exp.
with small.house construction, blue prints,
ea. :ss trina sns: ss.a1 5Ss ss a:r:s :s15 &c.
CLERK-TYPIsT, exper.,. desires employ,
EnppER SaS *; y. yet, oeog married age 80. Mr.
JxSiToR, eoloFsd: wants Job with salary
hssFen time
500; after pm. PETERs. 80.
sAsF s"5 ds1 t: se4s. IL b. 'ss:s ;;:s
PRINTING PRODUCTION MAN. extensive
printing production, supervision and ad-
vertising agency experience: interested To-
UNIVERSITY GRxDUtATG.. AT. 0 Il Years 9sA nom
Government ONCE management. account
ing and statistical experience: desire to
locate in private industry in metropolitan
area: 40, married, 2 children: available for
interview. Box 373-J, Star. 800
YOUNG MAN, white. Govt. enapioye, would
like q few hours work in the evenings, S to
10 PM; prefer drug clerk or cashier; ex-
cellent reference rs to experience. Box
4i6-J Star 9s
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS, additions, repairs, re-
@aqk
{. pay; HAMILTON 1aost tcoNTRAcT1Nd 60
2s.s zen tEfvgfh gsRs RBs
ATf1es NifAAEHf; ifffAAfEsHGfS;, sa reerestloS zion rooms,
eral remodeling in NV. section: CAN E.
AsHFoRTH, Wo. 1928. Month"; b-6 p P m
BRIGHTEN YOUR RECREATION ROOM
and nurseries with original murals or
safsfSsSs ST. ssS Raas SssReaa Rh05'
cARPErs AND LINoLEuMs, sold. laid,
repaired. Seryicing floor coyerings since
1890. Call MuMMAS. Wo. s75s or WI.
ss1Te. a75 benz 5sDaEf sgt
CARPENTRY. roofing. home repairs
SHSESE SsSsH5 %SSS %sSIsy 4s5a wa, .x.ssn.
z. MARcucc1o. Route I. Horner's lane.
eSasos s RhGns SHssys ster zos window
with stainless steel screen. Buy now, start
Pazme9ts IL ts & Ga.l fsE 6 free ssoe estimate
CONCRETE and brick work. walls, drive
mates. mates AT so5ss or or Ap. $500 any tim time eve eve
nings and Sundays. ED. coNsTRucTJJeoN
c6NcRETE with our new Jaeger mixer;
walls, walks, roads, curbS, foundations,
etc DE1N. WI. 6611. 80
CONCRETE, CEMENT. FOOTINGS, porches,
steps, driveways, carpentry work, caulk-
ing. AT. 1854. c.. G. CONSTR. Call
any time: Sundays also. A.
DRIVEWAYS SPECIALIST-Asphalt black
top. concrete walls and foundations; grad
ing. DEM. WI. 6611. 80
FENCING--Link fences . specially. Also
other kinds Of & denSss ssx Dag J PI ol2S; eyes,.
FLOORS SANDED, reflnished, cleaning,
waxing, reasonable prices, 10 yrs. exp.
q. L. BROWN. CO. 1900. 3
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HONE IMP. COMPANIES tcont. !,

FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the best;
laying, sanding. finishing, cleaning, par
qnet OSCILLATIONS; Bruce finishes; FLOOR
GENERAL siR fasj NO HoGGhsSscLEANrNG. windows
and venetian blinds; all workers bonded.
relax to our good service. We furnish all
Raserlels. NEE pE sass UNITED HOME SERVICE.
KfTGHEN ccAisiNETs made to order; gem
eral home improyementss FHA financed.
ARLINGTON IMPROVEMENT CO., OK.
PAINTING and decorating. 40 years at
making homes brighter. For unexcelled
workmanship at reasonable prices. call
NV, RA. $3.50 or GE. $3.50 10
service in. Washington; free estimates;
cali ARTcRAFT DEcoRacTrosRs. IA ss5i.
PAINTING. DECORATING. p.perins. floor
work guar; white mechanics; references:
eTsGta6lished TGM 1925 GILBERT & HAMI1-
REcREATIoN ROOMS finished in knotty
home repairs. HUMPHREY & oUfao.
REMODEL, mooern,re your home now,
esRs AFfod 5rss Cos ss'nsss mas IN. NATIONAL TNsT
sidas; sEegRffTisYFm HONE Heoaaasa0vf fMrRSVhEE: rTRseS5VhE
eaENT eE 11Ssoii,11ss G0i nc 64os Georgia ave. NV.
n "a; AND WASH. call PATTERSON
roonng and siding. also storm storm windows.
oIp fo poMINnoN Il oSSrR.cFHfSSG+ soss HS +isS go
02l1-Call US for roofing, siding, painting,
cutters, insulation, remodeiing: terms: So
llcltlng virginia work exclusively. A.
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HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERK, age 25 10 35: per-
manent position with opportunity for ad-
Vancement; IN the office of large frosted
foods distributor; those with some account
ing education Or experience preferred
according to ability, SOUTHERN DIARIES. T71iss
ADDRESsoGRApH OPERATOR OR for dTGl, life in! in
Surance CO: 35-hr. wk., no Sat work
pleasant working cond salary dependent
upon exp. Apply Rm. 7G2, SIG 14th
AIRLINE RESERVATION AGENT-Un,fed
Airhnes; age 2l 70 80; alternating shifts
we train: ability recognized Interviews
Monday, September 30, Q m to 3 pm
Hay-Adams House. 10th and H SITS. NV.
ALTERATION HAND for mems alteration
department, 5-day week. Apply employ
nlent Office. 4th floor, S. KAHN SONS co
ALTERATION HANDS for quality dresses
quits, coats. Liberal salary pleasant work
ing conditions. SAKS. 6l0 18th st. NV
ALTERATION HANDS on women's coats
aqS, and dresseS; L, IS "a "a 5;daaay week. GAR
hITIRATioE i ii HANDS 4 f'h Tor mems aitefa- liter
oface', Once, 3th floor LANsBURoH H & si0isFe1. BRo
9TH, sth and SITS NV. B
ALTERATION HAND. colored, on mems
and women's clothes: starting salary. $50
-er week. Apply G.P.O. VALET, 733-A
y. Capitol ST, Mr.. Holland or Miss Col
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER and general
of1ce worker, must he accurate; pleasant
office. Reply in own handwriting, giving
references and experience. Would con-
sioer nigh school graduate. Box 2TI-J,
Star. .
Evening star., 1946-09-30
PERSONAL.

ssNSSsNNes
HTRsEs AyA.LABLE the
pREssMAKING AND ALTERATIONS
sea0 Ioev 's S1aB
saIts 70 ordsr Aiso restylins. LEA Nssssi, GNasE
PHONE 'saEPHERD 1850, ask for Miss
Wright. If you are in need Of . loan up to
KIDDIELAND NURSERY KINDERGARTEN
iseFeasIes; M sTaissd sssshs4s: sHa nS sransP:
Ss uDenes B. Close aenaals He as and dqesn Rss
kkR%sSE,TT Nsss2xS "a waSEs aSf4 81 s,.mnoo 80,
Flynn BEAUTY COLLEGE. isio & st St.
NV.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home; Wash
4 $50. GO. SIS N. Capitol st. DI. 4254. RE.
palrsd while you was Room soa 'esta Westosy os
Pds a5S III e2ssS Sal
nTss Tsss5s 1Ss ssp
dancing. music and horseback riding.
TPHoLsiTERING-YoSuir old old tarnituTe m uD made
& e. 0Gf aooEE ks sy eo DT sa iss s
GUsToM-MADE eSG!nsSsi SLIP COVERS cut on your
fuTnitI1e to insure perfect Mt large beaus
free estimates. Call HoLoBER & CO.. DU
G0KsETs CO.. IS E1 & and brassisTs altered and made
PLACED; corsets and foundations ref1tted
and made larger or smaller: 3 to day
ssryiee Ct nominal prices ,LH DoRNE coz
sTuDEST oFFIcER ";i desires ssil ioS to boare @
where help could be obtained (eveningsI
in lssoyear saGy radio engineering subjects
LocATGD NEAR the National Capital
ieboo tx csspen sqgn day a4e
4th grade, special courses in dancing, mu.
ss dns hs School anfssi
aosfRRF f 5fPRtPs'f zRRTssa 7sS sday service
hrs, am. to 8 pm. 5 days per wk.; ex.
pert T1 TerAmannship. mans 11S 11th St ne 80
sa1 " With 1oI dpd child Will give
ffrTf w WHITE ii " WHITE brassieres Cir
i panty AT sass ssss sfssF aTe Gss 1s and n
SET SHOE = sssi 14th st: NV N TiTa @ BIds
bRaIs sSG vaLaNeRs. & soe c6REfA1ss bed
alterations; reasonable. RA: 1897. s.
VACANCY g. for an elderly person
HAVE HH; YOU A SPECIAL TALENrg2Do
you like to make things? Shop? Sew or
saEe of @ "S ettep e so9 Us
e mutual Ssnsat. Boy sso-a. star: II
manship guaranteed. DI. oiS2. ~ u
A PIANO TUNING and repaIrings; city Or sI2; SUB,
fI6WEks, a6EEGks Al dAKSaf1oNs-s5 kSaS lovely car.
asti9ns ao a5ranged in ysss and delyssed
hHs nv M va va Overlook qt kefn n7i7
ei sss GREEsfsA Ibrary yeo
Hh1Lfss sdf Sse
two and hal, years; boarded BY the he
n0Itda m0ntn ideal de .lss LICENSED home: inspection
pRAPER1Es. SIP COVERS. vALANCEs-
We bring our fabric samples to you with
out charge; expert workmanship: your fab
5seS Es Or 0a5s AP19ptTsns y R6GRs CO.
Pho; PHoros ;FA4eIf Of YOUR f BABY in you your own
home; 25 different poses. S125o: you will
ssds 4s's ss Rsssa ds
ELEGfRicL fIa; HsH Il e'eaai APPLIANCES repaired
Gfransees es UN o4ss Service pickup and delvsTsd s6
his services evenings. Desires interesting
patton. Phone Dupont 1856 any
time after 500 pm l.
LOCATED NEAR the National Capital. Fe-
licity--A country day and boarding school
4th grade; special courses In dancing,
music, horseback riding and art; hot
lunches and transportation furnished. "A
school dedicated to happiness" Phone
SLIP COVERS, beautifully tailored to fit
your furniture. Call TIE. 1858 for free
Evening star., 1946-09-30
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classe!
now forming Beginners and refreshel
courses in shorthand, tipping, accountancy
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est
2s T,,r yrs; Accredited Appreysd GI seheSl
ISSpESs,vgP 1879 s. sogP. GsPiso! ,Thsatsrl 80,
touch typins free with course; top-salaEisd
scHooL 1898 T st, NV. WDN Ma. 1888, sol =
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
e Lessons I%pEeyiSins snd
M0Sras ,59S St ny NE - 400 5sst Or RA $500
sor ss1sesis f t4sn aagh y T
sfMSs ihss9sEshs ssS St as Rdur R 11es
S49; sew and dSa; save; day and night CLASSES
Conn: ave. EN- 4s44;
LEARN TO DRIVE the right way, dual
control cars. professional instructors, park
METHOD DRIVING SCHOOL,, 2701. 14th
NV. NO. 1874. Also Arlington, Va.
SPANISH CLASSES = s mall congenial
groups, fast objective method (no English
spoken). Trained instructor. One free
trial lesson. Enroll now for lessons start
hHEA3fY inE ST 8 sopSRAfs05sss Ge s5ss NExpEpMoa.rn
tt aiming N all subjects; day, night and
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. approved for
p. G: requirements and CT training. 1910
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES,
QIISlNEcC

COURT REPORTER, $3.50; cashier $40
wk. (m.); National Cash Register investi-
gators, insurance. S225; fioor walker,
dept. store, $50 wk. For the better po-
EMBASSY SEC, $500 %: aviation secre-
tary, sal. open: labor unions stenog., start
45. For the better positions always see
SECRETARY, Jewish. $50 wk. %, good
future, ,I interes.ins rsI 9 work; See Miss Bond
NV, RE. 1898.
SECRETARIES to $4,000, stenos. to se,-
1885, 1885, ts1f1s sGnsro to s sqi a no %ph exp rsa Sp
$50; mailroom elk. T., age 4O-50. 5-day
wk, 81. .44o: MUTUAL EMfLoYMENT
THOUSANDS Of openings are always listed
in our files. We can place you in any po-
sition you are capable of handling in any
city Of the United States. Write. phone or
come in. CAPITOL EMPLOYMENT SERV-
ICE, INC, 625 St NV, Ma $3.50 "a
Evening star., 1946-09-30
SITUATIONS WoMEk.

1oans a sS S1 esspr sood
Rssen'e ovsTooH spt 'ssssssd ssSs in learning
BOoKKEEPER. young, desires perm. pos in
accounting dept. 4 years exp. Interna-
saa asts oeEss fP'ztsss siS iass'assPs Hs
cLERk1TYPfsT rssfks WIS %shss M parttim. ' work
afternoons, or typing to do at home. Box
II ls; sE:aa: ss2l @ q s.s sss, . 81;
II2HgpS. LADY ssS young, reliable, energetic. refined,
ability desires position in radio or writing
sSlS sESl&SMsfSasEasss. solersd: want. al. tln&as & o,
alterations on mems and women's clothes;
~ e'H;sss sas ss'i i4s 12'
t1ns sessn sn.e.s Fsm9s .sEs
EEEEEc saq TRE afyns A1 + ap ssas Sss
typist and general ONCE routine: some
itsn9sEsgph' n a4sg and accurate at fsurinr Can
s sS1SaT.d: s.Ds.,enssai xssnts days
superior b,ckground; motherless home, ex-
csilsns Soos not more than .nd I've children
child guidance trsinins; I private % room 'smd and
bath; . % oavqilsbie soon; highest references.
BOX ,1IU-J. St&I. o.
NURSE, advance, practical. colored. wishes
maternity, chronic or convalescing cases;
to 10 hours; day duty: reference. Cali
RESIDENT MANAGER, experienced, re-
fined, capable Of taking complete charge Of
small apartment or Iuesth0use; ref: MI.
YsifacSksErARx to former United States sssS..
Senator desires responsible position. Com
petent stepographer. Box 1881. Star. l.
SOL0IST, zzo-soprano soloist, expert
enced, available for church services or So
cial programs; minimum fee, S.. Write
WOMAN, reliable. wishes Job cleaning Of
nce. Also laundry work. ME. 4519, 3O'
YOUNG LADY, "a, desires position as
companion secretary to elderly lady; free
to travel; salary open. Box 464-J, Star
pxprpyRxcrn N,psrpv scuoo, d;r.. y.
tor with degree. Job, apartment wanted.
Project coop. KATZMAN, IL. 1870, FIR.
1881. - %
s. o. s. SPECIALIZES in supplying expert
stenosfaphers. typfsts and bookkeepers for
short or long assignments. Call MISS
BARRETT. DE. 60z6. -2
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SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc.

DAYS WORK WANTED. DI. 1910. 40a
n st. NV. MRS. MAYME PHILLIPS; 80.
EXPERT LAUNDRESS desires work a,
home; win return work In days; shirts
q speciality. TR. O562.
EXPERIENCED GIRL. colored, wishes posi-
ton as maid in doctors ofice or store
or cleaning, apt: in morning: good refer.
ences. Call DU. 1923.
GIRL. coiored, wishes Job with employed
csnst:. eonnpls: 5.day wk., take care children;
LIGHT-sKIN CoLoREp GIRL, neat. clean,
wants g;h;w., likes children: have ref, Age
Is. Call DU. 561O 800
MAID, G.H.W., no cooking: 5ha-day week,
References; $50 and carfare ia. 4349. y
PART-TIME MAID. colored. to live in.
nv; preferred, excellent reference. OR.
1879 after B. .
WOMAN, white, elderly refined mother,
will prepare meals and keep house. Good
home more than salary. BOX 7s-K. Star. star.
WOMAN, colored. wants part-tlme work
TR. 5595.
WOMAN, colored. part-time work, morn
tngs, cleaning apartments. HO. 5327
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HELP MEN and WOMEN

CLEANING MAN OR WOMAN from 4 10 6.
3 afternoons a week BENJAMIN FRANK
LIN UNIVERSITY, 100 18th st n " -
SETTLED, REFINED WHITE COUPLE to
I've in widower owners home on close in
be employed elsewhere: car Necessary; no
children Give fun reply with local ref
erenceS. Box 349-G, Star. 30
ICE PALACE, 1861 Connecticut ave NV,
between and B. 80
TEACHER OF art. crafts or metal crafts
for junior high school: salary. about 5000
per. month net; state qualifications. age
sTa TE5,9x2G1s sxpsGT1lssnNee B9I 22a-J r.; Ssar 3
afternoons q week. OR $500 80
TUTOR desired in the fundamental sub
Jects for an Sth grade boy state qualifica-
tions, education, experience, salary eX-
pected; references Box $3.50, Star. 80
2 CLERKS WANTED-Good pay Apply
a. WHITE STAG SHOE REPAIR 629
T. st. NV 40
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HElp W0kAEN-

ARE YOU INTERESTED in people, would
you like to gather credit information BY
telephone and help in preparation OF
year or more and your age Is between
2O-30 and you've finished high school, we
have an interesting lob for you. See Miss
ARE You INTERESTED in people, would
you like to gather credit information by
reports? II you have lived here q year or
more and your age is between 2o-30 and
you've finished high school, we have an
at once, THE CREDIT BUREAU. 1921 q
st. NV. 3
TWO WOMEN. white, to help IN nursing
SON, SH fO4O .
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

TO Los ANGELES-Young naval oficer
and wife drying 4s Buick take q refs.
WASH. AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU-Share
expense plan for the convenience of pas
senger and car owners going to same des-
tination. Cars daily to Calf, and all
points, ref. exch. % Mass. RE. $3.50.