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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-28
Revival To Be Held
At Grace Brethren
Chaplain James A. Bryant To
Conduct Weeks Services.

Chaplain lit. COLI James A.
Bryant, director of the Christian
Home League of America, will con
duct Christian Home Revival at
Grace Brethren Church, First and
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-28
State Fox Bounty

Announcement has been made
that the State bounty of So for fox
pelts will be paid each Thursday by
Deputy Game Warden E. r. McCul-
Tough at Hancock. This state pay
ment is in addition to the So county
bounty which is paid in Hagers-
town. The pelts must be shown to
obtain the bounty, but they remain
the property of the trapper or
hunter.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-28
Clear Spring News

Pfc. James Russell Troupe, Jr., has
returned to Camp Kearns, Utah,
after spending a ten-day furlough
with his wife, Mrs. Inez Troupe.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-28
Welfare Costs In County

Public Welfare cost Washington
county $50, 14OO3 during the month
of February when 1921 persons
were given aid.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-28

Sgt. Warren Riggs, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Riggs, was recently
discharged from the United States
Army.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-28

Yoeman Robert Mauck, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Mauck, is spending
a 10-Ieave with his wife on w. Wash
ington Street, Hagerstown.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-28
MaugansviIle News

The planning committee for the
community bazaar to be held at the
MaugansviIle School on April IL,
met last week, under the chairman
ship of Mr.. Charles Cunningham, to
consider the many items needed for
a successful bazaar.
The bazaar is for the benefit of
the proposed cafeteria and the COM
mittee hopes to raise enough to COM
plete the financing. The various
home rooms at the school will pro-
vide the evenings entertainment
and the public is cordially invited
to attend.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weaver have
returned after a wedding trip to
Canada.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-28

William F. Kreigh, son of Mrs.
Ottie Kreigh, left last Friday for
Angola, Indiana, where he will en-
ter Tri-State College.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-28

Troop met Friday night in our
Scoutroom at the First Christian
Church. One of our Troop Com
Mr.. L. Wolfnger, our
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-28

Mrs. Emma Spigler recently cele-
brated her Both birthday at din
ner given in at the home of her son,
Mr.. Fred H. Spigler.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-28

with his wife, Mrs. Inez Troupe.
William F. Kreigh, son of Mrs.
Ottie Kreigh, left last Friday for
Angola, Indiana, where he will en-
ter Tri-State College.
Bronson Barnett, Boonsboro, spent
last Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Barnett.
Bernard Charles, student at the
University of Maryland, spent last
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Charles, Big Spring.
Fred Saylor, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Saylor, has entered his Sec
ond semester at Purdue University,
West Lafayette, Indiana.
Charles Saylor was admitted to
the Washington County Hospital last
week.
George Corbett, of Philadelphia,
spent last weekend with his father,
Charles Corbett.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Miller and son,
of Williamsport, spent last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lesher, of
Baltimore, were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Mary Hull.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hull left
last week for trip to Florida.
PATRONTZE OTTp ADUEpTTCTpC
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-28

Bronson Barnett, Boonsboro, spent
last Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Barnett.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-28

Troop 36 met Friday night in our
Scoutroom at Lincoln School Our
SIN, Mr.. Foltz, our A.S.M., Mr.. Nc
Kee, IA Scouts and three visitors
were present. Our Assn. and six
Scouts were in uniform.
The meeting opened with the
Scout Oath, after which Mr.. Foltz
made a report on our Halfway paper
drive last week. Patrol meetings
were then held, during which dues
were collected. George Geesey then
real story, leaving out part and let
ting members of the Troop fill in
the blanks. The Troop was then
divided into two teams for game
of Capture the Flag, which was
played outdoors. Returning to the
Scoutroom, the meeting closed with
the parade of the Colors and the
singing of America
Lyle Williams, Scribe
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-28

S. M, Mr.. Filsinger, our Neighbor-
hood Commissioner, Mr.. j. Bear
niger, Is Scouts and one visitor were
present. Five were in uniform
We opened the meeting with the
Scout Law, followed by a Bible read
ing. We then had a five-minute drill
period, after which Troop inspection
was held We were then dismissed
to our Patrol meetings where we
discussed various Patrol projects.
Returning to the Scoutroom. we
were presented with our 1916 Regis
tration Cards, after which we had
a game period, a stunt by the In
dian Patrol, and a knot tying prac-
tice. We then had discussion about
a hike, after which the meeting
closed with the Salute to the Flag
and the Scoutmaster's Benediction.
Our visitor was Paul Norment.
Thomas Gibson, Scribe
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-28

Bernard Charles, student at the
University of Maryland, spent last
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Charles, Big Spring.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hull left
last week for a trip to Florida.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-14

Jackie Nelson's Pliers 8 still the psddlebird champions of Kodiak, but ar uudauDted team of youngsters gave the champs a real scare in the tournament at the Community Center last Sun day night. The kids-Charles Jer,ing Sammy Nelson, Allen Chernof and John Beukers- got into the finals the hard way by noslng out Tim Chernof Jr. 5 Cubs and squeezing past Bill Woods Warriors in the semi- finals while the eocky Pliers breezed into the title match at the expense of Herb Heglin's Stars.
 For the final match the Pliers Jack Nelson Lars Panama of and Kay and Ken Wade- walk ed onto the court expecting an easy victory against their youth full adversaries For two games Jerling and his team mates fought the champs to a stand still whlle the audience cheered them on The Pliers needed extra time to win the first, l6 IA and the Jaguars took the second l5- B The youngsters tired rapidly 1, in the deciding game, however, and the Pliers retained their title for the fourth consecutive time
 The teams will compete again on Sunday evening December 22.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-14

The wedding party of the Mar tha Boskofsky-W Wilfred Wright puptials of Dee. are shown m tue accompanying photo:
 From left to right: Virgil Smith, best man; Deloy Armstrong and Vlrgie Scholtz crownholders; the wedding couple; Cleo and AnoDa Gregorioff, bridesmaids; and Mrs Palma Rogers, matron ot honor. Photo by Dawson Ph oto Shop)
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-14

Ping Pong champions of Kodi- ak will defend their titles at the monthly tournament scheduled for Sunday evening at the Con- munity Center. Play starts at 7 o'clock with competition in men s singles, junior singles, boys -ingIes. women's sDgles, mixed doubles and mems doubles.
 Defending champions are: Men, Kay Wade; iualors, Lau- renee Anderson; w"men, Cherle Morrison; boys under l2, George Beukprs
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-14

Cribbage players of Kodiak and vicinity will have their monthly inning. al the Comn'ua- ity Center next Wednesdav even ing with play in the i'te tonrna- ment slated to stat at 8 l5 pm
 Defending champion is Tim Chsrnof Jf
 All cribbage players Of this area are cordially invited to par ticipate. The en ry fee is fifty cents with an attractive award going to the winner.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-14
Musical AtLyrIc

All the g amour, the tears and laughte failures and triumphs of bsckst ,ge Il e are thrilllng'y. Dortrsyed in the "Dollv Sisters appeqring at the IYrIc beginning Sunday
 The Technicolor musical pro- vides exceptional r. es for Betty Grable and June Havar in the title roles, ably suoportel by John Payne.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-14

BlFT SUGGESTION-People Bhu Unfortunately have nev- CT been to Kodiak still enjoy reading the Kodiak Mirrorl Give the gift that keeps giving "a subscription to the Mirror at $5 yearly, SIC yearly air mail, to almost anyplace. A card announcing your gift will be sent alFmail timed to arriI e before Christmas. Just mall your remittance and instruc- lions to the Kodiak Mirror Box 135, Kodiak, Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-14

W. o Fritz Border formerly stationed at the baee, and Mrs. B orier and infant daughter arrived safely in Dutch Harbor W here they are now making their home, friends have learned
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-14

SLEEPING BAG-ls a very practical gift for Mom & Pop and Jack & Jill. Whether you go hunting or fishing or just stay at home a down6lled sIeeping bag really comes in handy. Knudsen's Kodiak Fountain
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-14

FILM SERvICE-Rolls of l2O- 62O developed x printed, 55 cents. Better Cheaper. Faster. Norman Ph ito Shop.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-14

IOR RENT-BuiIding space down town, 20 by 35, suitable for garages or warehouse. See Lihan Morris, Kodiak Bo ting Works.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-14

iANTED TO RENT-Furn. house or apt. suitable couple with 2-year-old child. Leave BoId Mirror office.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-14
WANTED TO BORROW

$2500 for one year, will pay ten per cent interest. Excell- ent security. Write Box l3b, Kodiak Mirror, Kodiak. Alas ka. l2 l4p
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-14
Classified Ads

FOR SALE-Psrkas Parkas. Parkas Knudsen's Knudsen's Knudsen's A good selection to choose from.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-14

OR SALE-The new & differ ent Eversharp CA Capillary
 sction) fountain pen, in at lractive Gift Pen & Pencil Sets. At Norman's Photo Shop Now.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-14

DR SALE-One 5-rocm turn
 house Also 2 lots in Leite ad- q ton & 3 lots in Erskine ad- dition See T. T. Jackson. tf
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-14

bR SALE-3-roem furn. house Bee Hlldebrant, 402 Mission load.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-12-14

loR SALE-Cempletely fuTn. house, 100 by 100 lot, bay yew-$5000
 See Elvin Foster.
Evening star., 1946-08-23
HELP WoMEk.

We. WOMEN e grade md PACK s:Es ne expert,
opGKhTf3E s1Ns s44 vis.in. MAsKsrMo I'VE sS ss c9
WOMEN, white, to work on phones and
niles in large ONCE; permanent. good
pSons Ra so9s Tor ns
FLETCHER between am. and pm.
WOMAN, middle aged, to do light house
work and care for elderly lady: give refer
g encss ssas and state salary expected Beg .
YOUNG LADY, typist, opportunity to learn
nGsIS NJ, KTsnsn; TR, 5000, +. MARS. THE
SS M THE heGas M eo
sxoussss II j. LApy iSs seE general once, Ss work
sentiaI Good salary. Appiy to BEYfbAs,
2ogNGt tin IADY 81 hiS to assist manager in n small
wholesale grocery once. Mostly figures.
Iypins not esssntisl; ,,v ,5a-day xk;; permss.
NV aoaE ksNN los ope CO. Woman MA osss ssehanss
care OF infant. small home. h one Of the
scaRANo ss0lssi Ias fa s sps salary Nd 1FB1 RFP
AVON PRODUCTS, NC. have open dis
tTicts in Arlington and Alexandria. Call
%AlssTIba "a Refined whit. woman to ,IS Say
srd end 0sSo sho pei hoSfs Sssk sms alsH
Arlington apartment. no other children:
desire individual for companionship.
preferable, may live In; S25 per week
WILL TRAIN intelligent person for secre-
tarial switchboard; medical organization.
Interesting work; day or night hours; per-
manent; 5-day week. overtime il desired;
good salary. Box 114-X, Star --25
WANTED. good seamstresses for our
alteration and remodeline dept SINCERE
SEWING MACHINE CO., 924 King ST.,
Alexandria, Va. -25
Evening star., 1946-08-23
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

complete charge, 5-day
CARE OF CHILDREN. Apply 7as 5th st.
COLLEGE GRADUATE, colored, desires
part-tirne work. 8 a.m.-12: knowledge Of
syplng Call pU 3491. 23s
COLLEGE GRADUATE, exper secretary,
Spanish stenography. executive ability,
wishes interesting position. WI. 2614
coLoRED GIRL wants cleaning in beauty
es5iG5 eoGE6REps Essghsns gRI so ssts ssgs ,sn,.
from pm. until 1855 Pin. Ho Ho. cSaa ooo5
COLORED PRACTICAL NURSE wishes 8
to 10 hours duty. ME. 6240.
DRESSMAKING. design, remod.. altera-
tons: eve gowns specially: .reas. MISS
BERT. 1880 Irving NV, Apt. 4. AID. 223S.
GIRL, colored, desires Job as card punch
operator on Renington Rand machine
Type 2n3 2n3. i, ,sS Cail between II noon and s
MANAGER, apt. local experience. wishes
position as apt apt mgr; best OF references.
RsGIsTERED NuRsE-pesires position in
doctors ONCE; typing. Call Union .3915
SECRETARY. former WAVE exper., capa-
ole assuming responsibility, available Sept.
/: $50 wk.; refs. Box 422-A, Star. -26
expert; have AB degree
in art; 8 yrs, secretarial experience: want
permanent worthwhile position: at least
$50 per week; excellent references. WO.
WOMAN. colored, wants part-time morning
dGy. aGy. BE-. g. 8aas. 4s' h0a'eV0fk OF iSns iaun-
Evening star., 1946-08-23
SITUATIONS MEN.

as BOOKKEEPING service; taxes,
Weekly nomnai fee 's pronspt Dn1 cneh si4I. es.s
ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started; kept
part part time, audits, statements. tax returns;
eapert oK yo7 skkppr service
turns statements: prompt. reas. Ex. ss!5.
ACCOUNTANT, books started, kept, state
ments, income tax prepared; D. c., Nd.
Val reasonable rates. Box 31a-6' Star
ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started. kept,
audited: tax reports monthly service
Sfas sH aesfe. s5e Is H.
teresting. complicated job covering several
sets OF books, consolidated statements, tax
counting; no easy Jobs considered Salary
so. s1e sta not less than ss6 per gsek
aeco6NhTRsGsa ssaf EXECUTIVE. age SO, Ssa cpA
state Of N. Y: with excellent BACKGROUND,
contemplates change and seeks position as
controller, cent treasurer or chief accountant
stan stan progressive organization Box 447,B' a.:
CRAFTSMAN, with long
sh sFsas ds'Is e.. s gs
CAFETERIA MANAGER-High-grade ex-
buyer. menu planner. cost controller, per-
ssfeteria expert seeks supervision large
NAN Asp Sgo WIFE haE Want xsSt S.sr ssitor
Job with quarters. No children. AT $500.
coLoRED YOUNG VET, experisnced.
70 Hshes pm D0sil01 Nj loss 81 dinner cook to
9.s:a 'ss:s ;B Boz
EXECUTIVE, newspaper. public relations
war assnsy Sc 7s s. htss s5
aish.s ST. ssrn Sasinsss Ss SsRes aSlk,
NAN, with car. white, desires position
aaaiAy5nT; aaAJ former Government employe. FIR.
PAINTER DECORATOR. good workman
sh,p, ant, ln1 INTERIOR exterior. Call evenings,
PAPER ANGER-PAINTER-rools, pickup
an ana neI' nneiIper' Piece work for contractor.
PATENT REsEARCH-Experienced elec-
tronic and mechanical background, vet
eran' desires position with reliable con-
csrn; ,a Box Boob, Star. 25'
.-BKPR.. available 4 hrs.
eacn evening, I'll; 81 per hour. Box l8-
VETERAN WANTS WORK as painter, int
fIeyassy ao, ss7d permit; nisht or day aoOs .sf
VETERAN, colored, wishes truck driving
pGIision pG1sision; =, Tel. PRa 1912. 24s
Ast@s pI!G' es esH 1ssssa Wo desires gerk
YOUNG MAN desires position with export
import firm. Fluent knowledge Of French
spoken and written. Some accounting ex-
perience. Now with foreign mission, Box
YOUNG MAN. 20. desires Job as driver or
chauffeur. Ii. S513 24s
Evening star., 1946-08-23

PLAY PIANO AND COMPOSE in 8 mos !;
organ n4ar4I and dietion, MI 2013. 27'
POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
70 lessons. Improviging and trsnsposing
1905 st. NV. ME. 470o or RA. $500
GAUNTT SCHOOL, eo19 Conn. ave. grades
to s. individual instruction, limited en-
rollment, co-educational fall registration
now ACCEPTED; classes start Sept. IS.
Beauty OPERATORS NEEDED-Mod.rn
training IN all subjects; day, night and
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. approved for
p. G. requirements and GI training. 134O
~: x; ave. NE. 777S: estab. 1918.
and secretarial classes
now forming Beeinners' and refresher
courses in shorthand tipping, bookkeeping
comptometer, all secretarial subjects Est
% yrs. Accredited. Approved CT school
Inquire now. MA 1888 BOYD SCHOOL
I$33 ESTy It. .0pp Gapitol Thsater)
cars. AUTOMOBILE DRIVING SCHOOL
OF WASHINGToN. INC, 1904 18th st.
AIR coNDITioNrNG and refrigera ton
men needed at once to train for air con-
ditioning and refrigeration technicians
mechanically minded who are interested
in the future with a career; two new in
dustries; trained men are in great demand
Write for fun information how you can
qualify for this training as technician. Box
4S7-B. Star. - 20
Evening star., 1946-08-23
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS and house repairs: car
pentry, masonry, plaster. waterproonng
sSa DEas ssa TsFf T. sALE Some 4p pp"ssEIs
ATTICs REMoDELED, storm entrance,
Phone 81 Sa eSennss r
SET "; p, TAYLOR. Builder.
BLACK TOP specialists, driveways. roads
Sof stone aaRs 1sRhs sEs WI and %
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. .fagstone
E. MARcuccIos Route I, Aorners D'I1ee lane
eSMBNAffoN nGns SGfxYe Storm nos WINDOW
with stainless steel screen. Buy now
msFe aR II 5s oRp cs for free soo ss
COMPLETE HOME renovatinr, car Carpentry aHgy
aa.o drss estimates. c. L. PIERCE, Phone 81 81
CONSTRUCTING and repairing driveways
spssIsity coMM1STY pavINa 3t fSa'fsss co
CoNCRETE-Walls, footines. foundations
%iSsf ii epd iSims SsH'
FENciNG@Anchor fences specially Also
erect other kinds Of fences. Daytime
81 EIs,,CE 01s2; evenings, GE. 7o59. WILMER
FLooRs sANDED. refin,.. old floors made
neg neess Whase MoRRfs RmRsfs y5s exp reasonabs
laying. sanding. finishing, cleaning, par
qHet qN installations: Bruce finishes FLOOR
sha sin ave SoSN6Aca9Ss No. sai5 INC 1879 wis'0n
GENERAL CONTRACTING, residential and
TaxLoR ss rx s4os fsE an evss sstneif ca
GENERAL CONTRACTING - Residential
and comm ercial: remodel and repair
PARAGON CoNsTRUcTIoN Co. l347
iNsUIAfED Sap aHs sRick M Rsia sip1Ne red and bnn
immediate application. SECURITY HOME
CO., 5403 Georgia ave
PAINTING, DECORATING. papertns, floor
work guar; white mechanics; references;
snt ssttsblisned 1925. GILBERT & HAMIL-
PAINTING. paperine. floor finishing. Best
y8a SHAT Ra 1891 sersef
PAINTING G-DECoRATING, undermining and
alterations, residential, industrial. interiors
and extertors; experts at blending colors to
suit your decorative. scheme. For reliable
saa ffsEssIss 'siSass sa
PLUjMBiNG AND HEATING-New bath.
rooms, hot-water heaters, repairing and re-
modelling; drains unstopped; MCKINNEY
REMODkL. mooerniEe your nome now;
LATioN CO.: $500 wis. ave wi. 1900
ROOF REPAIRS, renewed. painted; cutters,
ess RooFN Ca reses 4o
WATERPROOFING, all kinds; have your
basement waterproofed now; cement work
ROBERT T; PRICE. RE. 1881. 29@
% sooiins @ and siding, also Isl Sn Storm .indoMs ado
3340 NJ st NV zone HO 1920
Evening star., 1946-08-23
PERSONAL.

FELICITY. country day and boarding
Ssh00l s tetm for CHILDREN
through ard srade; special courses ss+'fri In
t3,nrsaa daneins m music; horseback riding hot
PaoNE g $3.50 Sss ask for Mss
Wright. If you are in need of loan up to
fSee DR9ssnAKiN sn KIN 'isasfare. asn
Modern studio in ONCE bldg Centrally
ses haapRse to order tar Gso rsyns sry'f LEA @
formerly Of Fifth ave, N.Y., ITO F St
NV. Room 20. Telephone Executive 1903.
I PERMANENT; s4 shampoo and finger
HONOUR SCHOOL. 1870 N ave
DIAMONDS, pawn tickets, silver and Jew
SFaF BFaFfkE e. 1sGANcIsWe VIZ & nv NE brns 4ao aaf
fabric samples to you without charge.
APpaGn!mepI APpaUT pEG0RaToss p ph1Ds CO. $780, DAG
i was always thus, and 50, sell While
S1sy ca fh s4 dsp or Tst H. ig pss Il t5eS s
sanitation that really sells. '''
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL-Day
sep G Nursery prary GRan sG1 and du eemen fasm
courses in dancing, music and horseback
PHOTOS OF YOUR BABY in your home,
% different poses, $12 so; you will treas
ure these lovely natural pictures in your
chiIds own environment. For appointment
call HO. 1920 day or evening -25
NURSE will care for conyalescent in pri-
yate home. 1st,f1oor room; L other pa
tient SH. 1858. -23
CHILDREN'S BOARDING SCHOOL, nurs-
cry, kindergarten, primary grade rhythm,
group singing. piano instruction and dane
ing ing special attention given to diet: reg.
Box 1873, Rockville, Md
POETS-Have your poem or lyric set to
Star. 25s
WORKING MOTHER wants boarding home
in Montgomery County, Md, for 9-month-
old baby boy; viii pay $50 to s65 per
month board, provide clothing and medical
care. Reply P. o. Box 3. Rockville, Nd,
or telephone Rockville 77S. -25
MIDDLE-AGE LADY desires home at
mosphere in practical or nurses private
home. Takoma Park or vicinity. Box 32-C,
Star. oh.
ANY ONE knowing the whereabouts of
Mary B. Houge tHonge) communicate with
Carl c. Snluck at once. 1888 Good Hope
I'd. Sc. II. 1860. -25
Evening star., 1946-08-23
HELP DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID for Euesthouse. 1s6
Kalorama rd, NV. -2R
COL0RED WOMAN for ssneraJ hnue. .

fTsAMsHRMAID Taiosama u 7 = for Tue'sh0uss. 55se7
20 atternoons of; salary $50 start. dE.
cceoiMsPETENT MAIa, whit. only, with ref
erences. for general hoIsework and assist
ancs with care OF small children; moving
i satisfactory; $40 to s25 per week. caii
SooK-sMiadle-.gsd OK whit. woman. On
Maryland farm, 20 miles from D. c. Com
GO good cook No oois. es a0Sf'ef'' muss mas pc
oDe seni c GI Ss5s .sf sse a
COOKS frst-class; some g,h.w. and personal
SSSS sn5Pfg ain sssSo Ss' sIss
estSao0a Ie d. e. a:hsE help employed
si a R5S.'' Rs
s SsooK,S;H;w.-L in, no Laundry s' "a
n ssis.sa' D5!Ss's
Ra,m. ss young iofs ajss home. sai
Si 1hte plain hsr,ss eoofnK slgs fond Of Chill
a1en seda saisrs ka SS T. 174 E live
sesd ses1 salary: local references required. eWo:
sE !s Il. s5s,. sas as'i ss EN- -!ss ssss
eRildrsnn n'nssS0Ff %sss v. in asp1y
saL SikE oh WOMAN, reliable, to live in. s care
hod foT dhisr dhildren' 2 and and some house
Room and board kenMor,h esr Is IN e,
enc of the line. 2 blocks to 4sO5 ouarles
HousEKEEPER. white, 4o-45. general
houSeWork, small family, with ! child
children; live in; sa6. BOX OK sbs-x. ssar ssaa
MAID, to live in. must be clean and neat:
upstairs room; g.h.w., knowledge of cook
Ing, ing; days of per wk,, $50 per wk. ia.
MAID. live on place; reference wo. 11s2.
MA1p' sd5ts eolf9red shw anq coekins,
SIS per week ai Musa qasSs'f hsas fefer no
snsfi MafD wHfSalsy sefssss S4sl 1s in rood nom nsa
assa Il eharsa dass III darns 6slS5
wfDnSs VII; S2o cn. EM. 1921 - ,.-25,,
time h.w.. includ. cooking, Cleaning. light
Ia, Laundry help with children. Ref. req,
Settled WOMAN, colored, alone D. C..
make \ X; home with colored family care, for
SETTLED WOMAN for general housework.
sgiiITsa; syiIs soSodd, gSd, wages: wi, ss1s. s5.
HnilE COUfLE, general houSeWork. cook
ing, gardening: room and bath, 3rd floor
of modern house on farm IN nearby Md:
WOMAN; Won NJ, middle aged for general house
entrance; must y in or nearby; 5hs days
or elderly. who appreciates rm and bath
of her own, wanted to do general house
work. ynn L personal Ia Laundry and simple cook
Arlington. write Boy 1os.x. 'sfaH Star. Giving rs
phone plumber and address. -23
WOMAN, part time, 10 am. to pm;
SIS week: cleaning and answering phone;
doctors office. 51o 7th st. s.w. Apply
WOMAN, white. with child or employed
husband, to live in. SIS per week Rooms
for both. Sunday, of. Help care for chill
dTen ITea asss ~ and some household duties.
blocks to 4905 Quarles st. ne. -24
WANTED, reliable white or. colored girl.
housework, 90 o'clock dinner. 81 4524
EMPLOYED COUPLE would like settled
white woman to live with them, to care
for 2. children and home in Glen Echo
Heights; pvt. rm.. $50 week. WI. 1746.
Evening star., 1946-08-23
SITUATIONS poMESTIc.

CAPABLE and refined woman, good man
ager and cook, wants position as house.
keeper in adult home. Box 3s9-A. Star,
CoLoRED WOMAN desires 8 days work;
will work in vicinity of Parkfsirfax or Fair
lington; references. Call AID. 3675.
GIRL, colored, desires waitress or days
work. DU. S015. 23'
GIRL, colored, neat, wants job, pm. to
an, maid In ladies powder room. Cail
At; Oils after $50; "a
helper or nursemaid. TR. 1190.
WANTED-Days work: experienced: refer
ences. Call DE. 1894 after o'clock