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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-16

College Station. Raleigh, April l6.
Agencies charged with protecting
the states invaluable II billion feet
of growing timber today announced
an intensive education program TO"
the prevention of forest fires tea
tured by a request tOr the c9opela-
ton of North Carolina rural chur-
chcS in the campaign.
r. W. Gracber, forester of the
State College Extension Service, sad
that a Seromn from the text OF
Genesis 2:l5, in which God instruct
ed Adam to keep and dress The
garden has been suggested for de
livery from rural pulplts during the
campaign.
Cooperating in the program, aimed
to reduce losses by fires, which last
wear swept 3l5,055 acres of timber
land in this state, are the Extension
forestry department OF the college,
the L. S. Forest Service and the
State Division of Forestry.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-16
RAPE TRIAL OPENS

LumbertCn, April l6. (AP) -
Four negroes charged with the rape
Of a white woman here last went
Oh trial in Robson superior court
today with Judge Clawson l.. Will
!iams presiding.
Four white men were selected
from the regular panel of jurors dur
ing the first hour. A special venlrc
of $50 jurors is available if the reg
ular panel is exhausted.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-16
THAT ! SHOULD LIVE TO SEE THIs...

"blBBS," a jet-black cat turns her
feline eyes to heaven as if seeking a
clue to the mystery of how t came
to happen that she: above all the
cats in the house, and there are 25
of them, should have Q bevy of
babies SO unlike their mother. OF
the three kittens. two are white all
over. The third has a black spot.
Cat experts say that chances of this
happening are one in 500. "Bibbs'
and "a other cats are owned by
Mrs. Freda Wesley, of Brooklyn,
N. Y. She collects cats as other peo-
pie collect stamps. QnternationdD
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-16
E 20
SOLDIERS ARE SLAIN

Batavia, April l6.-(AP)-Dutcn
troops killed over 20 IndoncSian Ma
tlonalist troops in two engagements
near Batavia yesterday. an official
announcement today said. Three
Dutch soldiers were also killed.
Two British Indian soldiers were
killed in clashes with Indoneslan
forces south of Batavia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-16

SHIP Lax \CUID,

Wilmington, April Is. The SIS,
Santa Isabel. the 243rd vessel to be
built by the North Carolina Ship
building Co. was launched at the
firms yard here this morning. Inc
ship is the last to be built here tor
the Grace Line.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-16
New York Cotton

Me- York, April lG-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened unchanged to 40
cents a bale higher,
Noon prices we're unchanged to
Il cents a bale lower. May 21.3',
July 27.74, October 27.69.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-16
WEATHER
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.

Partly cioudy and cooler to-
night and Wednesday,. Scattered
showers in mountains and south
portion this afternoon.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31
NAUJAS SLAPTAS
u. S. GINkLAS

Is Washingtono skelbia kad
Amerika turf isradus Eaisesnl
dalyka negu atomine bonita,
kuris gall isnaikinti vienu zy-
giu didelius miestus ir visus
lauku derlius. Tai yra tam
tikru peru (germ) SVirskimas.
Tos zmoniu naikinimo prize
mones isdirbimas ir istobuli-
nimas laikomas didziausioje pa
slaptyje.
81 naikinimo priemone yra
isimtinai Amerikos zinioje, be
niekeno kito. AtOmine bomba
pavyzdziui, yra zinioje Ameri-
kieciu, Britu if Kanadieciu.
Sis naikinantis padaras ga
Ii butt paleistas is orlaivio virS
miesto ir iSnaikins visa gyVybf
kokia tik randasi didellame
mieste. Mirtis yra grelta Il
uztikrinta.
Reikia tiketi kad paciam'
Kongrese atsiras atstovu ku
RE pareikalaus pasidalinti 81
Russia situo nauju isradimu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31
LET U v oS
P AV ER 81 IA A S

ta Perena per visus kambarius paszvalgo spintose
pa pastogen, meta ak svrna pakelia ovos duknas pa
revoliucines literaturo darbuotoai gryza kamba kr
aikoma visa Selma r ja pareskia kad "vyriausybes
tarimu e tuo pat bus isvezt kitas Tarybu Sajungos
srts. semos galvos klausima uz ka jie svezami w.
resyss asako kad "bupz ir kapitastu Lietuvoje ne
rekia'. Is verkiancos zmonos r vaku pasityeiojama
pasiuloma jiems netruksnati ir nekel pankos verk-
ais greita ruostis kelione susikraustynui te-
duodama tik dveju valandu lakas.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31
RUSAI RUOSIA RE-
VOLUCIJA PRAN-
CUZIJOJE IR IS
PANIJOJE

Po Paryziaus konferencijos
sugriuvimo, privatiniai prane-
Sinai is Europos kalba apie ga
limuma Prancuzijoje ivykti ko-
munistu revoliucijos. ir pilieti-
nio karo Ispanijoje.
Sulyg Maskvos plano, Pran-
cuzijoje pirmiausia turf pada-
ryti perversma kariuomenes
vadai, Paryziaus policijos ir
uniju vadai, kokia nors prieka-
be. Paskui tuoj turi butt pra-
detas pilietinis karas Ispanijo-
je, komunistu agentu vadovy-
beje, isvertimui Franco vyriau-
sybes.
Sukilimams tose Salyse pra-
sidejus, Maskva tuoj pasiulytu
Amerikai ir Anglijai duoti SUI
tikima pasiusti raudonasias ar
mijas per Amerikos. okupuotas
zonas Austrijoje- ir Vokietijo-
je, grazinimui ramybes Pran-
cuzijoje ir Ispanijoje, nes mu-
su Amerikieciu kariu Europe
je tam tikslui nera CANA. Rau-
donosios armijos tada damar-
suotu Xxi Atlantiko, if, lygiai
taip. svarbu, Xxi Gibraltaro, ir
visa Europa pakliutu Mas
kvose diktatoriu nagus.
Komunistai to labai troksta
po to kai pastaru laiku buvo
Prancuzijoje atmesta ju kon-
stitucija. Ten pasirode zmones
nelinke prie komunizmo tai rel
kia j varu uzmesti.
kad raudonosios armijos
vakarus slcnka buvo susekta
pastaromis dienomis. Britai
patyre kad netoli Viennos, Au-
strijoje, buvo isteigta raudo-
nosios armijos komandos sto-
vykla, "kurios tikslas yra pa
ruosti planus galimam Rusu
isikiSimui j Isranija'.
Ir Xxi siol Amerikos rasyto-
jai ir politikieriai Wis saves
klausineja ir Wis ragina valdzia
paklausti "ko Maskva nori' ne
sitardama su Anglais ir Ame-
rikieciais nustatymui Europoje
taikOs.
Maskva ruosia pasauline re-
voliucija nedvejodama ir neat
siziuredama ar kas ta mato ar
supranta.
Maskva turf suorganizaVus
stiprias komunistu jiegas pa
cioje Pietu. Amerikoje, if vie
natinis issigelbejimas nuo ko-
munizmo pavojaus yra tai pa
siruosimas smogti j patti komu-
nizmo centra, j pacia sirdi -
Maskva.
Kvaila klausineti saves "ko
Rusai nori', reikia tik ruostis
sutikti JUGS pirm negu jie pa
spes savo norus parodyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-31
VEL ATEIS DIENA.


verpia mociute, prie josios vaikelis.
Ir baimes pima r troskimq didziu,
j verpia ir moko vaikeli raidziQ.
Toks mielas ir savas Lietuviskas rastas!
10 troksta kaip orc, paniekintas krastas.
Nebaido mociutes trenlimas klaikus,
Lietuvisko rasto il moko vaikus
Vargingoj bakuzej rates menkutis
prizes mzina stojes: aimeti ar zuti!
sventoriuj zandaras SUI pykciu didziu
jau bruka maldaknyges Rusu raidziu.
Bet jokia gala NUNS tada negrase
priimti tuos nuodus Letuviskai dvasia;
Nuejo tOs knygos slaptingais keliais,
liepsnoje po puodas karstais pagaliais.
vargo mekykla ratelio seselyj
suduzo mus prieSO troSkimai iSee. -.
Dazna akademiju kilnuju metu
] praeiti' garsia as zvilgsni metu:
Per iskilmiu pompa, kalbu pakilma
girdziu sebuklingo rateo duzgima,
mociute, snibzdedama tarant raides =. .>
If sekant zandaro grasngos arties.
Vel musu dangus pragedruio nemato,
vel priesas mus nuodyt kastingai suskato,
vel skiepija sielai chimeru ligas,
vel siulo NUNS atnesto stabo knygas
Pazystam tave, negudrus apgavike!
Kiriicu sposai vel lks nepavyke H. IL >',' .f
Sugruvo carai! Ir ateis vel diena
kai tarsim - kentet NUNS jau CANA!
Kastyts.
PHILADELPHIA uostas, Antras Amerkos uos-
tas daugumu isvezamu preki yra SO mylios atstu
Atlanto pakrascio
ssIOJE salye, kas Ia, sekundu uzgena vienas ku-
dikis
'PRANCUZIJoJE praeita ziena seimoms buvo
raclonuota lk apie puse tono ANGLES.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-14

M. and Mrs. John Harsh and son
and daughter. Ellis and la, spent the
weekend at Denton, Md, where their
son-in-law and daughter, Rev. and
Mrs. Wayne Wheeler and family are
located. While there they visited a
of other relatives and friends.
Miss JuIa Minshau, Of Mt. Top, left
last weekend by automobile for
where she plans to spend the
winter months She was accompanied
by Miss Doris Hardesty, who will re-
turn by bus.
Word was received here Of the
serious illness Of Miss Anna Fike, Of
Easton Many folk remembe" Miss
Fike as matron of the former Child
Rescue Home, Of near Gnegy Church.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-14
AURORA-EGLON

Miss Geraldine Slaubaugh, young
est daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Slaubaugh, of near Gnegy Church,
and Devoe ArmentrOut, son of Mr..
and Mrs Orma Armentrout, of Cash
Valley, were married November 2.
G. B. Hamstead, Eglon, was mott
fled Monday Of the death of his
cousin, Myrtle Parks, Of Scherr, W
Va.
A. c. Waybr.ght, of the Accident
community, is a patient in a Philippi
hospital, preparatory to surgical
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs Gay LOughry are the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-14

Those visiting at the Fred Friend
home, Sunday, were Walter Friend,
Cumberland, and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Warwick and children, Tommy
and Jeanne, Of Vindex; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Friend and son, Johnnie, Swan
ton.
Mrs. Henry Johnston, who has been
visiting relatives in Ohio and Cresap-
town, returned to her home, here Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Sweitzer, of
Cumberland, visited Mrs. Sweitzer's
mother, Mrs. William Warwick, here
on Sunday.
Mrs. Arlie Beckman has returned
to her home here after spending two
weeks in Cumberland, helping nurse
her mother who has been i'll.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-14
SWANTON

Mrs. Noah Sweitzer is seriously i'll
at her home, here.
Pvt Hugh Friend, Fort Dix, spent
the past ten days here with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Friend He
left Monday night for California,
where he will continue his army train
ing
The Ladies Of the WSCS, met with
Mrs. Arthur Rhodes, on November Z,
for their regular monthly meeting
The next meeting is at the home Of
Mrs. Burke Friend, December 5th.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Loman have
purchased a property in Cumberland
and moved to that city last week
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-14

Mrs. Julius Arnold and two sons,
Glenn and Alvin, all of Horse Shoe
Run, spent several days recently at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Chester
Arnold and family, at Delta, Pa.
Jesse Gnegy, Of near Brooks;de,
visited his sister, Mrs. Laura Ross,
at Cairo, W. Va, last week.
NJ. and Mrs. George Winters and
little son, OF Eglon, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Delton Winters and family,
IN Chicago.
Announcement was received here
Of the birth of a son, November 5, to
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Shaffer, at a
hospital in Hagerstown. Mr.. and Mrs
William Shaffer, Horse Shoe Run, are
the paternal grandparents.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-14

parents Of a daughter, born Novem-
Der /. at their home at Aurora. This
is their fourth child and daughter
The mother was Miss Elizabeth Stem
pie, daughter of the late Dr.. and Mrs
Stemple, also Of Aurora. The father,
a lumberman, is a son OF the late Nh
and Mrs. Wesley Loughry, Of Nc
Comber
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Ffke, Cash
Valley, left last Friday for Akron,
Ohio, where their little grandchild
was pneumonia hospital patient
They returned to their home Tues
day.
J. NJ. Conn, of Mt. Top, went Mon
day to an Elk;ns hospital for medical
treatment.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-14

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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-05-10
A JOB TO DO

The small communities have q
real problom on their hands in an
increase in crime, including ju.
venile delinquency, during the
postwar years that is pointed
out in figures released by the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
in its annual bulletin of uni
form Crime Reports.
In all of eight separate crime
classifications. d CIR 9 ase of
from 6 per cent for larceny to
27.6 per cent for robbery were
noted in 1915 as compared to
1914. The types of crime with
increases between these ex-
tremes include murder and nom
negligent manslaughter; man.
slaughter by negligence; rape;
robbery; aggravated assault;
burglary, breaking or entering:
larceny, theft and auto thefts.
The mean increase in rural areas
for 1945 over 1914 is 8.5 per cent,
These figures give the lie to
the general impression tn q
crimes of all types are confined
in the greatest degree to the
metropolitan and urban areas.
Commenting on the figures,
the report says:
From the available Informs
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-05-10
Park Rangers At
Yellowstone Fire
School This Week

Glacier National Park rangers
this week are receiving fire pro-
lection and suppression training
at the Region Two fire school at
Yellowstone National Park. The
National Park Service holds fire
training schools annually.
In addition to fire prevention
and suppression. time is being
devoted to a study of the ex-
pected visitor use and to the
planning of handling visitors at
the park this year so that each
will be able to derive the great
est possible enjoyment during
bis stay.
1t is pointed out by Supt. EN-
inert that with an unprecedented
number of visitors expected to
be touring the rark this summer.
fire hazard will be increased as
statistics show that the number
of maR-caused fires is in proper
ton to the number of visitors.
It is therefore as necessary
that rangers be trained to edu-
cate the public against the care.
lessness that causes fires as that
they be trained to put the fires
out. It takes but a moment to
prevent a fire by putting out
lighted match. cigarette or camp
fire. But if a visitor fails to use
that moment Glacier National
Park personnel must be trained
to keep to the minimum the dam
age that the resultant fire will
cause.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-05-10

ton 1t appears that for the more
violent types Of crimes the up
swing In 1916 in the rural areas
was more pronounced than that
experienced in the urban com.
munities. although the totals
only show an 8.5 per cent rise az
compared with q 1874 per cent
increase in the cities"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-05-10
tuberculosis Among
Dakota Indians Lessons
Through Education

Deaths from tuberculosis
dropped almost two-thirds in
nine years among the Indians Of
North and South Dakota as the
result of an active educational
campaign carried out by the In-
dams and the Indian Service,
according to William A. Brophy
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
Tribal Councils of the IL res.
ervations in the Dakotas cooper
atsd in the effort to acquaint all
adults with the danger of per-
hitting tuberculosis sufferers to
spread the disease.
The Rosebud Sioux Tribal
Council. for instance, made it q
punishable offense to expose
children under 10 years to in
lection. and households having
active tuberculosis cases were
placarded.
Emphasis on the advisability
Of hospital treatment was part of
the campaign on all reservations.
In 1887, POI Indians died of
tuberculosis in the two states, In
1916 the number was As.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-05-10
AMERICAN MOTHER, 1946

The selection of a granddaugh.
ter of a slave as the American
Mother of 1916" illustrates
sharply the tremendous progress
made by Negroes in the United
States in less than three genera.
tions.
Emma Clarissa Clement Of
Louisville, Kentucky, not only
was herself graduated from Liv.
ingstope College, Salisbury,
North Carolina, but ali seven of
her children have degrees from
the same school, college for
Negroes. Of these, several are
educating members of their own
race, one being a college presi.
dent.
The example of these men and
women in devoting themselves
to the advancement of their race
illustrates the trend among edu-
Gated Negroes today. 1t 10 a
commendable practice.
The American Mothers Com
mittee of the Golden Rule Foun-
dalton, which includes at least
one granddaughter of the Con.
federacy, does itself honor in
honoring Mrs. Clement.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-05-10

Dave Garfield, who is employ
ed BY the U. s. Engineering De.
pament at Fl. Peck. has b e n
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joe New
brsest.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-05-10

Pins and earring set make
lovely Mothers Day gifts. Avail
able at the Economy Shop.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-05-10

About this time Of year, We hunger
for . sight of green sprouts and the
first signs Of q plentiful fall crop.
! am visiting my nephew, Farmer
John, In lows. Johns seeds produce
the golden corn we all love. John
Is also planting financial seeds.
These seeds are United States Saw
inEs Bonds. Savings Bonds grow to
golden hue. Every city worker also
can plant and nurture these seeds.
q. S. 7vsdssyy Department
Evening star., 1946-07-26
HELP poMEsIlc Cont.

G.H.W., reliable; live in. upstairs. rm
small house; vacation with pay. at ous
9Th & INV, Saturday each wk.; must be re-
liable, honest, good worker; references.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. light cook, help
with infant: Atlantic City wks mere
thereafter; SIN. fam, SIN. apt, AID, 1913.
white; excellent home; no
objections to some one with child Call
to /. MA. 4144. -2S
sl2S spM.In M,aandry live in. sligo f,s sf4a 2s
lapnary ssIs4n q Hsnds as.a local references ss0d
WOMAN v INA white, under 45, for paf;S. aDpr9;xi,
mother and care for 15-month- old child:
includes light laundry and PREPARATIONS of
meals for portion of time: 5-day week;
live out; references; S25 week. CHI. 5506.
reliable. colored, willing to move
to Chicago with naval officers family;
some housework and care of small bov;
live in; health card and references. AD.
5962 2S'
WOMAN, white experienced 30 care for in
liant OF employ. cple: live in. refs. req;
excel salary. LU. 1921. -2S
WANTED, C0LoRED LADY. between ages
35 and 45. to care for children and care
for home while couple works. in exchange
for room and board in quiet ne. nome.
fore q pm
Evening star., 1946-07-26
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

OPERATOR. expert, ex-
sept'onay nd snd},,s fast all opsrations statistical
g n; MISS GORDON; DI. saSa' y. -
!. cRSnICHEIING ..SIaoldfI OF al KINDS bedsnreads,
Ex EEsSies!Stss' ssgs come or call 21s c St s..w.
DESIGNING; DE S drsping in custom dressn'sk-
DREs @ smAKISG.e nc ehhsGR deslRn! remod afer.
lions: eve. gowns specially; reas. mss
BEET 1890 irving NV, Apt. 4. AD. 2c3s
GaKa caFia. coiored, desires position. ONCE work,
shift: experienced. @ sPS TR $685. s! waitress gay
GIRLS, (2l. .colored, exp. file clerks. desire
ss svasbs RGso9 seos aafy sas sds " 4sis
GIRL, colorcd, neat, refined. wants lob:
ress. .ssaladmaksr. NO. 1872 bet. II a m,
GRE eoored Bm d11gTs Ws1ts snd esys6r F5dag
"a DAY sSo1 Or night or g.h:w. and light laundry
GIRL. coiored, experienced in photosranhic
GIRL, ,colored, nest, experienced desires
,ifhs NTlp cleaning; LU. 1896;
+ b4s r3z SSohfss pG25
pARKERS0M, PAFiGr son io.s: !, Hobart osIS IS.
apt or u time for e m pf0s fos
apt: to accommodate self. husband and
yTs SGhoolaEed coissa d1aushter 1a..i aualicstionS
typing and bookkeeping. MRS. BAIAS-
SONF. AD 1894 so
SCHOOLGIRL colored, wants public
Work gWSok as general helper or bussirl. FIR.
Sea sseAMF7TEEssmPlain t7K, sf,I sewing at 5s hsme.
SECRETARY, capable of assuming full
charge of all details, bookkeeping expert
ence; responsible and respecter of con-
hdences; an ideal girl Friday" Box 5a-Y
SECRETARY. expert
eneed; permanent, excellent references
TYPNG done at my home: will cali for
and deliver. MRS. POOL, Hillside 14S1-J
WOMAN DESIRES part-time work. free
from $50 on; preferably waitress or
receptlonlst. MRS. TAYLOR, LU. SS24 %
YOUNG LADY, experienced desires posi-
ton To as saleslady in jewelry store. Call
YOUNG LADY desires typing at home.
After 80 pm, RA. 1924 IS.
TWO YOUNG COLORED high school girls
desire clerical work or light ghw sal
ary arranged. AD 1896 -26
Evening star., 1946-07-26
PERSONAL.

ATTENTION, NURSES AND PATRONS
The Inter-Racial Nurses Registry win be
closed beginning July 22 throuch August
4; Reopen September l. 24-hour service.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for MISS
Wright. If you are IN need Of loan up TO
Sun s sumMER Gn 'B9 'BoARDING sSsa HOME on chesa-
peake Bay for, children. to 10; planned
protected play areas; licensed;
season and monthly rates. Call FIR, 3s40.
in licensed day nursery in Sc;
and suitable equipment. Call FIR. $3.50.
PSas ~ %5snfS sSsept 55a SUNDAY and
DUE to necessary ,cancells tions. two va
cancies 6. are available in IN desirable camp
e. erences nc excIsnsed For information writs
B.X 56, clsTbfy,lIs ysfnr M nt ,,,rd
ing camp features for children, 3 TO IL
years old, daily swimming. pony riding.
camp activities, under the supervision Of
stan. Daily, Transportation. Boarding ia
PERMASEST; - 81; shampoo and n. :, aRgss ~ 3
school: 1910 n Y ave
ful rms. So. Up; meals optional Cool: twin
beds; eds EXCLUSIVE guesth9use: Re. 2527: rs
aoae Academy A for fhs Boys Su sevesn nIs River
as An9sEq,s N Nd Annapolis s256
Modern studio in office bldg. Centrally
located above Loew's. Columbia Theater.
suits to order. Also restylnF. LEA ENGEL
Cormerly OF Fifth ave. N.Y., 1110 F st.
u W. Room 20. Telephone Executive 1903,
NAVAL OFFICER needs help (evenings)
also desire 70 board At Instructors home.
pTinidad InNG I4srp 9as1 4;3G to 10 Pm PM, 26-
VICTOR GEORGE, AT. 1885. from s TO
F1sHISG PARTIES, day or a;" night; reser-
ne TO today. S'' CAPT. ANsTHofNiy KING. VA. VA
WAVES, 81; shampoo and
hngerwave. SOC. No appointments All
work done by advanced students WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910 G st.
SLIP COVERS and draperies professionally
guaranteed. DI o122. -2a
for part-time work. 3 ewes. wk:
SO to S12 per evening Call Friday before
8 pm; Sat. before y noon. Ho 6133.
for hand made draperies. lamp shades.
etc. For appointment, cali Columbia 9f4s.
SLIP COVERS. DRAPERIEs. co. 56aO-
Use your fabrics, should you need .heln in
:hI,iacE eharaeter Of the room. phone uS Thls
pEcoRAToRss '-"'
nOR-NE CORSET SHOP-Summer clos
ing ssls Teduetioas e 4o Bgasssrss
3 until Labor Day. 1921 18th NV.
Fivoli Bldg
Evening star., 1946-07-26
HELP DOMESTIC.
COOK-G 2 adults: laundry 50

COOK-G.H.W.; 3 adults; laundry sent out;
references required. Apply Apt. 81. $3.50
Cook AND GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. re-
liable, colored: small apartment, 3 adults;
S100. Write Immediately, MRS. CHARLES
McENERNEY, $500 Woodley I'd. NV. Apt.
SOL 2Ss
DAY WORKER wanted for Tues. and Fri
g.h.w. and laundry, Bendix machine; must
have references; S5 day and carfare. GE
2179. -2S
EXPERIENCED G.H.W., simple cooking, Q
adults; small GEORGETOWN house: noon un-
til after dinner. MI SIRE. -T
G.H.W.. In GEORGETOWN, / 40 to $50, SIS:
local references requested. 1906 36th
1t. NV. 2Ss
Evening star., 1946-07-26
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN

noVihhEEfER to assist treasurer in large
real estate office: permanent position
chance for advancement. Box 31S-V. Star
BooKkEEPER-TYPIsT, experienced dou-
PIE entry, capable Of taking full charge.
81 per hour: permanent position. State
sgg ssgge; experience and salary expected Box
CoLoRED COUPLE wanted to work al,
board; Du. 1916. before 6, "io
DRUG CLERK, full time. general drug and
cosmetic clerk: permanent position tyhite
only. Call DU. 5S5S ~
FUR OPERATORS and cutters. Immediate
openlngS: apply employment ONCE, 9th Fl
WOODWARD q LOTHROP, 9:3O-6 daily
FOOD CHECkERS. experienced; daywork
Apply MT Cohen, DELMONICOS. 727 18th
ST. NV between ll;3o am. and p m.
LAUNDRY and dry cleaning help. sorters
PACKERS marker. spotter. presser. Hobart
OFFICE CLERK, freight office c.shisr
capable hand ling form letter follow ups
accounts receivable. bank deposits receipts
ana disbursement reports; knowledge typ
ing essential: S45.96 for 45h hr., 6-day
APRy 8oR HsR asa!&w sRasn&Swstps' staTs stans
RESTAURANT MANGAGER, capable o,
taking full charge. Apply in person. & n,
6oa 70 spI' Pm' 800 No. Capitol st. See Mr..
SECRETARY for office of naval attache.
must speak English and Spanish fuently;
ttypewrltlng required: 5000 monthly for
REAL ESTATE OFFICE-salespeople and
listing clerks; commission basis R1fRY
mornings oo