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Evening star., 1946-04-01
Browns-A'sF Fuss Left
To Chandler by Mack
By the Assoeiutsd Press

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, April
Baseball Commissioner A. B.
CHappy) Chandler is faced with
one of his most ticklish problems,
trying to decide whether the Phila-
delphia Athletics must return
George McQuinn to the st. Louis
Browns.
General Manager Bill De Witt
of the Browns told Manager Con-
ME Mack Of the Athletics he wants
McQuinn returned. De Witt pointed
out that McQuinn was swapped
for Dick Siebert Of the Athletics
and that since Siebert didn't re-
port he has lost a player.
II informed Mr.. Mack that we
were not going to hold the bag"
De Witt said at Phoenix, Ariz.
Mack retaliated Immediately with
We've made the deal and We'll
stand on it. I'll leave it up
to Mr.. Chandler"
Evening star., 1946-04-01
Giants Injured Gordon,
Feldmun Are on Mend
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI, Fla, April 1.-Sid Cor
don, New York Giant outfielder,
and Giant pitcher Harry Feldman
received cheerful news today.
Gordon was told his stiff right
knee should be all right in a few
days while Feldman, spiked in the
right foot during a game with the
Phillies, also learned he would be
okay shortly.
Evening star., 1946-04-01
Ier-Skating Stars
Act Produces Thrills
As Well as Spills

Gloria Nord. the fiaxen-haired
Sonia Henie Of roller skating, led
a cast Of 125 athletes and perform
ers into Washington today as Skat-
ing Vanities of 1916 prepared to
open a six-day engagement OF eight
performances in Uline Arena to-
morrow night.
Gorgeous Gloria suffered two pain
full falls while going through her
sprints, splits and spins at the
local arena last spring but has
not curtailed her speciality in any
way. She has sharpened her act
since last appearing here and prom
ises her most satisfactory perform
ance.
A newcomer who holds two world
Evening star., 1946-04-01

Every American post office large
enough to have a canceling ma
chine will soon be imprinting on
mail: Buy United States Savings
Bonds. See Your Postmaster.
Evening star., 1946-04-01
kenwood Golfer
Buqs 230-Yd.A Ace

Talk Of the local golf fra
ternity today was DR.. Nelson K.
Richtmyer's ace on the par three
10th at Kenwood Country Club.
DIR. Richtmyer stepped up to
the tee of the difficult hole yes
terday and blasted shot with
his driver that landed in the cup
230 yards away. Witnesses were
w. D. Brush, A. c. Doyle and
w. A. Neacey.
DR.. Richtmyer admits that he
"blew up completely" on the next
four holes.
Evening star., 1946-04-01
Silver Spring BowIers Sparkle
In April Fool Doubles Victory

lin the women's class saw Miss GULL
tally 6-648 with Isl high game
in 642 scratch set to triumph over
Miss Wilson, who climaxed a 6-64o
second-place score with 1853. It was
Miss Gulli's first tournament VIC
tory of the season, other than her
two mixed doubles wins.
Gertha Eiland OF Hyattsville was
third with 51-617. Consolation
prizes were won by Jessie Sacrey
with 500 and Bing Moen with 152.
Other men prize winners were:
ssth ssp sieS5 ss5 pon aalfs catss ir'Mssas Meuni
tsSS 5 tsa sf iss go ;evsash saH MR. SHa
Avon, Columbia, eishth. 1s@6s7 $50:
Esy Blk, Watson st s.,Jnpps1s Ts%ps nnth
ds. Jlllth: 2lEe7s $40; Hobbs
SO: Paul Perkins. Brookisnd.. iksiid. won WON S. for
ST., % defending champion. fred i5s 'DsS for
* record field of 152 competed
with 124 men and % women.
Ex-serviceman Bud Wrenn of
Arlington tailed 26-242 to cop top
prize in the Rosslyn weekly one
ball handicap tournament.
Charley Willie was the runnerup
with 23-238. Tommy Buckingham,
last weeks winner, was third, 35-
234. Fourth place resulted in q
triple tie among w. J. Dunigan, "a
233; j. Shahan. 1888, and Cap
Smith, 25-233.
Red Mclaughlin was the victor
in the weekly Petworth one-ball
handicap with a score of 1925.
1t was the second time the St.
Gabriels League pinman had hit
the jackpot. Bill Hardin, Petworth,
was second with 18-231 and j. L.
Harrison, Silver Spring, third, 19-
225.
Evening star., 1946-04-01
By Ben McAIwee

Louise Jacynyk and Elizabeth
Prunier, two 1o2-average Silver
Spring Ladies' League rollers, yes
terday won the third annual April
Fool women's doubles at Takoma
with combined score of 1,125 to
share the weekend tournament
spotlight with Two well-known Capt.
tai bowlers-Lorraine GULL and
George 10th, winners in the fourth
annual Hyattsville open handicap.
With Louise flashing 148 in a set
OF 562 and Elizabeth all but match
ing that fine effort with 146 and
563, the two new rising Silver
Springers easily beat out the run
ners-up, Evelyn Naylor, captain of
Rosslyn Ladies District League,
and Catherine Grayson, Alexandria
Recreation luminary, who tailed
1887.
Alberta Friedman of Takoma and
Frances Wilson. Lafayette star. fin-
ished third in field of "a couples
with 1,078.
-Four Bethesda Bowling Center
stars dominated the mems section
of the Hyattsville event as 10th
emerged the victor with 36-740.
Two Bethesda No. 2 teammates fol-
lowed. Nick Rinaldi was second
with 30-733 and Tony Santini third
with TIT from scratch, Joe Harri-
son, Bethesda No. l quint, was
fourth, 24-709.
Rinaldi was leading after games
OF 133, 1913, 1876, 166 and 145 for 703
from scratch when 10th cut loose
with 1875, 164, 1873, 153 and 1913 to
shade the runnerup by one pin from
scratch with 704. Santini's high
single was 161. Harrison's 1877 in
a 685 scratch score was the tourna-
ments top single game.
Evening star., 1946-04-01

Mrs. Arma E. Rush's Caesar Of Guncrest;
Kennels ssmusi 4 Cooks Fernstons Tsir.
Mrs. Revert 8. Homes Hobbyhorne Gin.
torson; novice bulldogs, Sallybet Kennels
Belinda Of Sallybet: American-bred bitch.
Mrs, Ruby M. Aliens Josnn O'Sunshine:
limit bitches. 40 pounds and over, Brox.
ton Kennels Broxton'k Brenda
Evening star., 1946-04-01

figure skating records will bow in
with the show here when Melva
Moreno, an attractive brunette,
glides into action. Ann Manion,
most versatile of the girl roller
artists; Lew Testa, champion speed
king and comedian; Larry Fox, an
all-around athlete, and Dolly Durkin
and Frank Foster, prize waltz
team, also will be spotlighted.
A skating line of go Vanity Fairs
and Is Vanity-Squires will provide a
colorful background in rs acts which
include eight major production
numbers.
Evening star., 1946-04-01
FOR TUESDAY

aW. F. and W. l.. Turner entry.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Post time nm
Evening star., 1946-04-01
Driver in Importunt Job

ATLANTA, April (P.-James G..
Driver, veteran Of two wars and
college athletic director and coach
for 81 years, has been named chief
of the athletic division, special serv-
ices, in branch Office No. S of the
Veterans Administration, here.
Evening star., 1946-04-01
Beers Even Cuqe Score

The Washington pro basket ball
Bears avenged a previous loss to
the Long Island pros by handing the
New Workers a 1923 beating in the
season windup yesterday in Turner'S
Arena.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

i ~ ASHINGTON - Lord Halifax, Ambassa.
VA dor Extraordinary and Minister Pleni
n poten'isry of a, Is Britannia Majesty
Byrnes the other day. After the conference. Lord
Halifax. as is his custom, hung around for while
to chat with reporters.
But again. as usual, he was very cozy. With
the agility OF long practice he turned away
pertinent questions as TO what had passed be-
tween him and Byrnes by swinging into complete
irrelevancies.
This is great diplomatic trick, attempted
almost continually by nearly everyone in diplo.
macy-but Halifax is a master
i How he did il, his listeners do not know, but
in a trice he had them on the subject of dogs
Reminds me Of the tme,' he rumbled, that
the trainer had spent weeks getting the beast
ready
THE trainer finally emerged from the judging
ring, his face abeam.
well, he said, he took second prze!'
Lady Halifax also beamed. In fact might
almost say she gloated Then she asked:
How many dogs were entered in that class?'
1.-TWO said the trainer!"
And while the reporters were trying to figure
this one out. Lord Halifax murmured he would
have to get moving-and was gone.
Just another lesson in higher diplomacy for
good dog stories maybe there's great career
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
in the State Department awaiting you!

- Mrs. Mary Sentner, beautiful wife OF Mr. Dave
Sentner, the political writer. came in the other
day, all smiles.
Il have been doing some work for you." she
said. Il have been covering charm"
1t developed that Mrs. Sentner had dug up
number of highlyentertaining facts concerning
the Capitals junior charm school. The student
body is composed of young ladies from to IS
whose folks feel they can afford the dough TO
make them charming.
These sub-debs. subsub-debs or subdebs.
debs. take glamor exercises, listen to lectures
pose and posture and walk up and down stairs
with blocks OF wood balanced on their nogglns.
At the head of this undoubtedly estimable
institution is Miss Bertimary Tarpley. who prac.
tically reeks with charm herself. In fact she
keeps II turned on full blast all the time
The other day, for instance, she took seven
Of her charges to luncheon at the Raleigh. The
headwaiter. being one Of those Oleaginous types
who cannot resist pouring on the oil, bowed
from the waist and gurgled But Madame Is so
young to have so many children"
He went white when Miss Tarpley replied
Yes, and I'm expecting two more any minute
VIII you be on the lookout for them?"
But the part of Mrs. Sentners report liked
best concerned 7.year-old pupil who approached
Miss Tarpley and said
Il don't think l had better take any more
lessons Rather hurt Miss Tarpley asked: Don't
you like II here?"
Oh yes" said the sevenyear-oId. Il love it,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

Il ASHINGTON II Lord Halifax, Ambassa.
A hdor Extraordinary and Minister Pleni.
N potentiary of is Britannia Majesty,
~ dropped in on Secretary of State Jimmy
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

But you see it's this way: Before my posture
lessons my tummy stuck out. But now my
posture Is so good that my panties fall down.
Mr.. Frank Rel. OF The American Merchant
Marine Institute. contributes more information
about the naming Of Liberty ships which have
gone into the American Merchant Marine Service:
In the great majority OF cases these ships
we're named after famous Americans male and
female. In fact. ia Liberty ships we're named
after distinguished American ladies'.
"All womanhood can be Justly proud OF their
war record. They had pretty good luck in lodging
torpedees, mines and airpfsne attacks and only
ten Of them were lost in the war.
Molly Pitcher went down with her flag fly
ing. but the Stars and Stripes still fly over
Betsy Ross and Barbara Frietchie'
Several of these lady Liberty ships were lend.
leased to our allies and had their names changed.
For instance. Annie Oakley of complimentary
ticket fame. was renamed the 'Samida.' The
Priscilla Alden named after the gal who asked
John why he didn't speak for himself. became the
'Samouis
incidentally, any time the British got these
Liberty ships they Invariably worked Sam into
the name
However. the most important thing about
all this trivia Is that no one dared to tamper
against women changing their names In marriage.
Surely the spirit Of Miss Stone must have
protected her. not only against the perils Of war
but also against anyone seeking 10 change her
name!"
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

light housework. Cali Elk. .ss9e.
no ee Sunday. i0. To. 1851. 80 oA' eA. mds
GIRL, c9lored, vents -o lob as maid in
dayWors soi0f pnpo aasrs si1 Har'-me sh~ OF
eao h soG LIKES ch f s y s week shw stag PLAIN
selDs r.; neat sy reliable and
encsd. Phone MI. 5I7o.
ssr ssn's Cal bstxssa m sna o "G5f
Ls e. want vss s sh;. full ma gsEt time
e l. eG IN an a aes TR 4d asrnns WORK.
sna eolorsd wants general hhouseMork
small apartment. MI 9477.'
S SIRf' Prone nsmSes;, X sss4. 0s. -. a.
full or part time; city refs. CO. 1919.
GIRLS, colored, want day work or cleaning
M sRs s sS74 employed couples good reference
GIRL wants housework, 8 days week. no
Saturdays or holidays cooking. Ii. 1895.
H0UsEKEEPER. care or 2 children in
and t;yT.oId son Write Box assas. 'G STAR
LADY, white, experienced. wishes gh.w.;
1--we in; light cooking, care Of children.
TR. 6605.
LAUNDRESS, experienced, curtains, fur
niture covers, ladies' personal laundry;
references; sunny yard. DE 5000.
MAID: colored, will cook and do ghw.
for adult family with, no other help; en-
ployed; ref; live In. 1925 st. NV. no.
SCHOOLGIRL wants work 4 to z, 60
cents hour. Call MI. 1881 after 4 o'clock.
WOMAN. colored, would like some evening
WOMAN, colored. wants morning work
Monday through Friday, vicinity 18th and
Florida pref; refs. MI. 1883.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work OF
general housswork; win stay In; has
TWO GIRLS want part-time or days work
Call RE 1867 from $50 pm. to $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ATTENTION. BUSNESSMEN-r YOU need
q competent stenographer. typist, book
g ss f,sEh 81 ai fa BE- fu se e.,
no answer, DI 4S7l: liz.
ssee e s5S ady with de-
nomics, also year of architectural train
Ing, can type, experienced. Box 2s2-S,
ccLca PICTURE ARTIST wants photos
to color at home. Will call for and return
work. Trinidad 6270.
alterations; reasonable. Gail I Ra ssSs
DREssMAKING, design remod., altera-
Executive sEcRETARY ADs Years AP varied uIGs
tive eses slim pos
GIRL, colored. high school graduate. de-
sire Slpes o any kind work. clerical preferred.
GIRL; os sselored' desires work Of any kind
GIRL, coiored, young. desires work as
school education. NE. 1928. Can be-
s GfRh co sSa Den Dental lab tech desire.
T TSrk lad IN private Office to 5 or to. g.
Girl. refined, colored, desires lob as m aid
H fISek TfIk No n 4s Ssere' ASK for MRS
NURSE, practical. col, available for ma
s slaty M aassi wy s4 book cases for later
NURSE for aged or chronic adult case; day
or night duty. AID. 7494. Ia
NURSE. practical, colored, desires to assist
doctor in his office. Trinidad 1851. 13'
PIX OPERATOR. experienced. desires an
APARTMENT in exchange for services. Hus-
band eX-serviceman: RIA. 1908. Ia
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, desires ma
ternity or infant-care case. RE. 1857
SECRETARY, eficient, capable stenog-
rapher. dependable. rs, yrs. old. desires, in
teresting position: downtown location;
salary. S45 week. Box 1865. Star. 12s
SECRETARY, experienced, capable, desires
temporary position, to mos, S45. RA
sECRiETARY-sTiEsNoGkAPHER - Indus
trious, enicient and capable Of taking re-
sponsibility. 5 years commercial expert
TYPisT, exp. wants 'S work to do at home;
very low rates. Call WO 1906. liz
TYPIsT; sxpsrt. = desires work to do. at
YOUNG LADY, college trained, with car:
EXPERT TYPIST desires work at home
Call DI. 1000, Ext. SO; after o'clock,
AT. S346. IT.
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HELP poMssrle tcen,.,.

HOUSEKEEPER OR MAID--care for 6.
rm; house. cook l meal daily. Call Ho
H0USEKEEPER, white or colored: live in
cook and gh:ws; permanent for right
floor quarters: pleasant people and sur,
roundings; close in. TAYLOR 1911. IA
for bachelor on poultry farm: no objec-
s slen to ais OF children EUGENE WILSON
f mnG n Sh ecoknDs art EN- s747s adult; in
MAID, fun time; references required
Apply 2730 Wis. ave. NV. Apt. 81. II
MAl aso part time, to 2. do laundry. Ap-
MAID, exper. with children; no cooking. nc
SSYYnn Sa good refer: good salary. Ia
MOTHERS HELPER, preferably live in;
nice room and bath: references required.
PARLOR MAID-wAITREss, s1oo mo. TO,
s q Gays uIao live in or out. 1898 r st. NV.
ROOM And BOARD plus salary to q settled
colored woman for day care Of a 14-mo,-
old baby. TR. 1896 Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-12
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, Junior; young married
school, noN IN ss bs Hsa
| OF professional accounting school. pleas
ant; ambitious worker, wants opportunity
to learn in cPA ONCE. Box 143-S. Star.
AUTHOR, nationally known writer, viii I'M
o aertake special research projects, articles,
eEo CON sn work: delivery on time.
perience in washington desires permanent
position, capable Of handling complete
o ofes Ga system and managing small
B BOOZE double-entry. experienced
your ONCE or take home. Wa 1885
BUTLER, chauffeur. thoroughly expert
enced, recently discharged veteran, yrs.
Ill e HuaeS s eo6red 1t back
ton; rel. il required. BOX s7ss. s ssi.
COLLEGE STUDENTS ts,, colored. desire
JOBS s as jantors with furnished quarters:
SoIoRED MAN wan wants SOB ;Sb as chauffeur,
truck driver. or grocery delivery. Decatur
COLoRED MAN. middle-aged, experienced;
position private family or school; no objec-
ton to going out of town; best reference.
COLLEGE 1 s Gk s,f5 a. desires employ Ii,
ment, reputable retail-wholessle orsanisa-
ton. Washington-Baltim 1a years
erences: Box aos-s. Star. IL.
rbldHsn a ~ years sa experience married
Fl ANY ss CAPTAIN. 81, college
nection with estab. American arm SEEK
Ing business In Mexico. Box eros. Star.
GEN tiIl an, 81 with nine years exper
as salesman IN mems haberdashery,. yard
Also can DO some window trimming. Box
HOSPITAL AND CLINIC ExEcurIvE-
GAMER, supervisor very large personnel.
DAILY contact great number physicians,
help well educated speaks
or near Washington. Box 277-S, Star
JANIToR, colored, married, and a5 years
q small house, with quarters. JAS. JOHN
NAN NAN i coored 14th R,s St NV dr,vo ID.
man, 30 married, high school education,
san inclned yrs MACHINE shop
trucks. and know city Wen. Would Fix ike etc to
some y0r ms or fsIyee
MAN. coIored, desires odd Iaso' painting
s wart w9rk s or any small Jobs. Cement
MANAGER-Variety store experienced, 6
Yrs chain, 5 yrs independent, merchan-
pervision great number personnel, interior
PART-TIME WORK, Tues and Thurs. by
veteran s taking graduate courses, eco. and
PHARMACIST a!,l registered 2. G., part.time
svs9 aa6 ssssssaayS phsne
.sssE and rspsir smbtiOu Asm sober saa'a and
nseted with radio. Box 45sR Rs' star. e II.
saKs EXP 20 days
dr ga1f,tding WORK; Box s65-s Star.
Johnson, TR. e7s$. DleA'ea' WILLIE
hrs per evenins ~ experie ps in ma lag
fields -. Call AT. 541S between 6 and
$s5s ss s'; !:
VETERAN. So, 10 years experience in
REPRODUCTION methods; has handled ma
tsrial from copy. preparation to delivery.
s can use these opalfseatons to mutual
YOUNG CoLoRED MAN wants Job as
h hIs IN private home or school IN
exchange exc nn c for room and hos board. small
ssary ou fs c? Mo%HaD leas ask 1s for
DUPONT CIRCLE JOB-Cleaner. floor
waxing, Venetian blinds or paint washing
INTERNATIONAL-You man, recently
returned from months tour of Europe
and Soviet Union, as American delegate to
World Youth Conference and World Stu
ment either in =. S. or foreign county.
Box 2S1-S, Star.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MUSIC CO., 1902 18th st. NV. CO. O222
9 to 9 Pm Tss6dsys. -. Ia
exch.; machine shop facilities; shaft re.
building; steel benches and shelving avail;
fender sanders. exhaust fans belts
brushes, motor parts IN stock. ELECTRIC
az coNDrfSAER7 w sns5Wa and sV eonso
and suaranteed. A. 8. JOHNSON CO.
Ar AIR c IN II aE home portable model
It and hnmdfes st. For m
demonstration in your home, phone CHI
ALARM CLOCKS: swiss, American watche,
repaired, 3 to 8 days service; jewelry re,
paired. pearls restrung. MATCHMAKER OF
dor P aa sssRHn AZ a1 so
St. between 9th and 10th SITS. NV. Ma
ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED ian, make,
Incl. elec.: also expert watch and jewelr,
sepairaang: SO dsys service; work slsr.
AlMsPLIFYNG SYSTEM. microphone, am.
ssIp an ne system, for pacing or conyeIsa:
installation. co. 4445.
ANTIQUES. black dropleaf table, SIS;
l studio bed, $40; ! double bed With
sDr1 WfndsssSs chair. rush sotss9 eha, sls
platform rocker. covered with blue tapes
S ysg.t ysicaserisn ioys seat tutted II
muslin, 500; l Caswel chair. S25. 2433
18th st. NV. -16
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

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FLOOR sxSb1N sG r said amazing re-
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fLo sAI sHSDE d. RasfF11N1sHEp. cleaned
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PAINTING, DECORATING. papering. floor
refinishing. roof repairs. waterproofing;
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attention; free estimates. Cali i HEhNKEft,
PAINTING AMIN 2's and decorating. 40 years at
making homes brighter. For unexcelled
WoTkm 3, at reasonable rates, call
NV: RA. $3.50 or &c. ssss SO emerson ma5 s.
terror. Al workmanship. prompt service;
ssTS fsaEanf 6EcoS Ss a. Ken sEMroeE
cred msshanies: work done promptly, AT
PAiSTiNG AND pEcoRATING-Each Job
a a5SS Ees e ehS1s liter PM CO. 1906
pair work: complete bath and equipment;
sazs Sr ssree and $751; 49,
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SCREEN Your I PORCH f While fis nav. is ma.
terial. Repairing and remodeliny, as
6estos SIDING. roofing. W. D. TAYLOR,
sPRACRETE GUN APPLIED; waterproofs
and decorates stucco, brick and cinder
s slpsk w az For s estimates, w1DMAYER
WATERPROOFING, all kinds. Waterproof
your basement now! Windows caulked etc
WE SPECIALIZE in glass block for homes
stores, restaurants, factories, warehouses
show windows bars. .nclosed porches
counters bathrooms, mantels and parti-
tons aou Pamphlets furnished on request
UNION CONSTRUCTION Cove do any
kind Of building and remodeling Prompt
efncieEt service on all Jobs. FILA terms
arranged. Call FIR. GOAL for free esti-
mates. 13s
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HELP DOMESTIC.

CHILDREN's NURSE, white, S125; other
after breakfast and every. Wednesday after
must have excellent references.s Cali aiSe bs.
yseialty 81 shoreha nm oq 81 a osss PIT PIT
cnS ehdi.s tsaaas no asun $685.
COOK. experienced; live ~; reference re-
eGaofnsKS s2S ws snd WI s6t 6o fs3rd-v s,,
saiIsa. $Soa esthedrai ave- e.''en'eii Is!
COOK, sh,w;, light laundry; small family:
DAY yaf gands afss d
cooRW VAR must 'A Sc eaperiencea
a a hs soed re Vases live CAN n g r. E
G.H.W;o to - an; help in school cafe
s aEsER Gal 9 ao6 sssa cook dinner
personal laundry. 5-day. week. 4 adults
good pay: reference. Please cali after
g iRR;i M1i s2 aSo9uisEwoKk-5n-day week
$40 to $50: light cookins. dE. ssis'
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER assist cooking;
conssniai; Z a,, In family; light Laundry
o o 81 5soSne1 W. 1885, sssas other TnuEsssa'
GIRL to help take care Of baby from
g to s saidlyy;, SIS week. 1855 Taylor St.
GIRL. colered. desires Job in the eve
ninEs, 4:30, to $3.50. Ii. 7072. Ia
GIRL Or. N0MAN to care for children
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