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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-18
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ma tedeh ne jedi vec kot
Evropejci, svetuje Truman

WASHINGTON, II. aprila-Predsednik Truman je
danes zjav da vecna Aerkancev uzije vec hrane kot
pa je dobro nh zdravje, nato pa je reke da
srcem strnja idejo XII e bila sprozena avnos da mai
hi Amerkanci diva dni teden ed vec kot Evropeci
doker DO koncana sedanja svetovna zvilska kriza
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-18
zrtev nesrexe ,,rnrla

James H. caylor, inzenir pri
Republic Steel Corp, o katerem
sno porocali, da je bill njegov
arto ma Shaker Heights, zadet
Cd Voza poulicne feleznice je
vceraj zjutraj umrI q poSkod-
ban1i.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-18
PREDLAGA IZREDNO
OLAJSAVO IA VETERANE

WASHINGTON, Is. aprila. =
Demokratski senator James E..
Murray IL Montana je danes S
predlagal, maj bi bill veterani il
druge svetovne vojne, ki 81 ku-
PHO dom, upraviceni do davcne
redukcije istega obsega, kolikor
bi znasala cena kupljenega do
ma.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-18
kOngreS resnO razn1rcYd1L
oblast OPA "a kontroIo cen
kratl<e vesti
PREROKUJEJO, DA 30
DOLGO MANJKALO zGANJE

i WASHINGTON, l. aprila-
Zavod "a distilirane place je
danes naznanil, da DO vzelo vec
let, predno bodo trgovine "a
prodajo alkoholnih pijac zopet
dobro zalozene z raznimi vista
mi zganja, XII ga sedaj mocno
primanjkuje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-18

PriapcU0jte "a otro3ko boJ-
,sic0 y 6JoUe,,iji,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-14
| urkish Tobacco
Planted In State
For Second Year

College Station. Raleigh. Nav
4.-lhirty-o NGrth Carolina
farmers i'll two western counties
have planted Turkish tobacco i'm
regulated experiments this wear,
mCVc which eventually NAV
open new and lucrative field
crop fer this state, il WAS report
ed yesterday by Roy Grouse.
agrOnomist of the state COLLEGE
ENtcrSion service who is di-
recting the Turkish leaf program
in Caldwell county.
ar N er experiments with
turkish tobacco were Cnnduo,ed
III th!s stat" for the first time
iaNt ear IN Il" West Jefferson,
.fSn" count, area when 10 CO.
oIrraIing growers produced lin,-
ii2G Quantities OF the leaf. The
quality &C Wtiich was described
BY tobacco manufacturers as
cqua! to or better t;1an the i'm
i'Orted product. The Ashc conn
ty rracram is being repeated
and dozcn new Caldwell coun-
ty growers are participating in
the experiments this year for the
first time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-14
ONLY ONE LAW CHANGED

ONLY ONE change was made
by the lawmakers Iii contract
bridge scoring during the war.
ana none has been made since. The
one change was the establishment
IN l943 of a 50-polnt bonus for
making a doubled or redoubleI
contract. This bonus is always eX-
actly 80 points. regardless of
whether the declarer is Vulnerable
or not vulnerable
But whole flock of runners.
heW about in all the areas of con-
flct. as Well as here at home. and
some of them are Stlll going
strong. They include these wild
ideas
l The first trick at No Trumps
now counts only 80 instead of 40
2 Overtricks. above the number
bid for. do not count any more.
3. You can't be doubled into
game. To score a game. you must
bid the requisite number of tricks
before being doubled
4. Contracts of one are not
played any more, the hand is
thrown and a new one dealt
All Of those are untrue. In No
Irumps. the first trick still counts
40 and additional tricks sc each.
OVertrlcks count as befOre-same
as the trick value when not dOu-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Standard Varieties

II Is not a good idea TO make
a garden entirely of novelties.
for some OF them are sure TO
prove disappointing. Depend on
the older or standard varieties
listed in the body of the catalog
for most Of the garden planting.
These varieties have stood the
test Of years.
The facts that I have set
forth above apply TO almost any
catalog whether IL be OF nursery
stock or Of seeds and bulbs. In
the back Of many catalogs is a
list Of garden supplies generally
referred TO as "sundries.' Here
you will find tools. implements
such as spraycrS, busters. plant
ties. plant protectors. stakes
and labels, sprays and busting
materials.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Check Supplies

II is an excellent idea TO
check your supplies Of these
materials now and order what
is necessary 10 carry your gar
den through the season. Then
you won't find yourself wasting
time during the spring planting
season. searching for a store
that sells wooden labels.
If the catalogs you arc now
receiving do not satisfy your
tastes, drop a post card to an
other firm or two, asking for
their lists. And, if even then
YOU cannot find a seed or plant
you want 10 grow, just remem-
Der that l get and read several
hundred catalogS each year.
Drop me line telling me your
wants, and maybe l can help
you find where to satisfy them.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Look Over

BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

DY THIS time, if you bought
ID seed or plants by mail last
Aear, you viii be receiving ths
years catalogs from those
firms To my mind, nothing
surp7SSos-- a good collection of
eataioes as a source OF informa-
tion for the gardener.
In The front of most cataloGs
EeH Arili find listed this years
novelties. Some OF these may
be offered by just the one firm
listing them. Others are being
disseminated by several or
many firms, an example being
the flowers or roses that win
the All-America test awards.
Comparing one catalog with
another will soon teach you the
Specialties of each firm.
II is a good idea 10 grow
some novelties each year. This
keeps your garden up 10 date
and gives YOU something 10 look
forward TO, also something TO
show your friends when they
visit your garden.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Bad Lighting
UnfIatterinq

LIVERY woman, for her own
- sake and tho sake Of
guests who drop in for the eve
ming, should have lights in The
living room 50 arranged that
they arc nattering TO appear
ancc. With glaring, improperly
shaded lights, every good looks
defect is not only put on dis
play. IL is accented.
Soft lights create an al
moSphcrc OF case, comfort, rest
fuIucSS. Also. they're kinder on
the optic motors. The Cyehds
half close when lights are
bright; this habit produces
turkey tracks, complexion en-
emy No. /.
The color OF the walls of the
living room has much 10 do
with the effects of lighting A
deep creamy ceiling gives A I
softer reflection than a white
one
The Valley settler., 1946-12-05

llr. Tully is bcck in tho Volloy oftor c trip to tho stctos. Tho bus iaaoss pieces in Pcl1ncr ITO gredu- c.lly gott ing phones instnllod. It doos soon Tlico to bo Gb1o to telephone beck md forth from ono si do of tom to tho othcr.. 70 hope it will not bo too long boforo phono sorvico will bo oxtondod
 into tho farm communities.
The Valley settler., 1946-12-05
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Doris Nooro loft by pleno on Tuosdcy of this vook for California.
 ord hcs boon roco ivod horo thot Mir. sinnd Mrs. 70 isonburgor of .chpoton, North
 Dclotr., ITO tho hnppy parents of ( bcby girl. Hrs. "oi oisonburgor is tho former Petty Eomnor, daughter of Pct Hornor.
 Jack Tyler hrs left for tho stctos. Bcrbcro Elk is beck ct hor homo with hor pcrcnts, Et.. md lrs. Victor Falk er., H,ftor {. trib zero ss the etctos. sh6 visit qfn New York, yoming md Cclifornio. .-ngus lrcKochnio hrs mcdo ( trip from IoWc to the South through Now orlocns md e cross tho south to the coost md bcck to IoWc through Indiana md Illinois. This ucs ncdo inc privcto CIT md Lngus hes written very vivid descriptions Of his trin in his letters to his mother, Hrs. Loren l.cKo chnio. l. ;" t#.
 By this timo tho citizens of Fclmor hcvo prob- ply located cll thoir gcrbrgo ccns . md " sh tubs which took off to-crd Moto- nuslza during tho two day gle 10 hcd tho first of tho Wook. It vil1 nov not bo necessary to toll tho nou residents Of tho Vl1cy thct tho wind blows in tho fHtc.ru- skc Valley. Don't lot onyono toll you thct z wind like thct is unusucl either.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-social security, inc taxes
hled, books started, kept part time: audits.
Or opened
kept, all taxes filed, monthly profit state
aRTisTs @sR5s TsssGassls Ga a41s ,rnir.
gifts decoration, world knowledge; strictly
more more than immediate remuneration. co.
BooKKEEPER, accounting knowledge; post
books at home for, accountants or bust
nessmen: needs work. KEEDY, e17 22nd
is.ookKEEPER-AccoyNrANr, B. c. s de,
gree. yrs commercial experience, yrs.
sSosRrrFs sss'sR NS PzEA sEAAyESr Ri sss month
sfgsTt asssqn1rs S% s a NJ " WnHF 5ssHTn' RE-
ss
do anyfhinr ssses 4sas LS 9s11 Ponds dr. 1s
yANITOR, colored, wants Job, close in.
sooa 81 rsfs5encss. s g. ). HzRais. ssa s5ii asOf
SaNiTon Sli fTei NV WORK. morning and evening;
sRss snWltRY K yrs srokE A. SszzNaeER s Sesrs se
nins in every fep phase of iewelry business:
knowledge Of diamonds T., and precious
PHONE Liberty 9sss. Baltimore. or BOX
Man NAN C soioTed ,I, with car wants d delivery
pm pGak' CAN ea rgn Me- eFsssssss' $685. from am !.
MAN, colored, desires work in restaurant,
washns sp Me- dSass 5sS OF rR e IT, or
NAN. young, vet. colored school student.
have dryer SIiyer,s license. Phone Ho: ss51; 2o'
baths, Or any interior painting: day q Job.
!assg gsa: ssa. Sc ssss
sAIEsMANMReiiaSie ste ftS-i able ma married 9- man de-
Salesman. % years Of experience: a viii tssssi
sTATIsTicAI spa I's5 sc5IERK-BooKKEErEK. ex-
perienced. white, college education. refer
ences, desires permanent position; avail
VETERAN, colored. desires Job as butler
for character and ability; high school grad
1sSe Wth As Gs ana LIE aeeyess
sires position as clerk with reputable law
firm. Box 3e0-A: Star.
5TFaAs M sSsffs g ss.sf f1E ssss
FfoRaER ARMY OFFICER. college grad
Oe sse sn 5 1ea yarsa store
tact With a dehnits future Phone Wo
ATTfsTos at7a hsT sSIs fis Ezp dental
nician desires part-time work after 8 pm.
FfsTdLass Fa Tesk sss wNpoW RSH ssSY sisF
windows, interiors. constructive modern
sIspayT nolt and s69ssards will accept sr!aL
cient, desires part:t time work OF any KIND; a
Ting wsS workeT r ssf Mon and Maths Taes seso
after pm Republic B2Sl.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored. wants general house work;
reference. ODESSA WHITE, 1924 st.
NV. Phone DU 4707. 19'
GIRL. colored, wants days work: SIS and
carfare DU.. 1905. ask for MARY
GIRL, colored. wants daywork, 5ha days
"A week, g.h,w.. no cooking; reference Can
Adams 04S9 2o*
GIRL; colored, desires work as laundress
or cleaner. ME- 53S5
GIRL, colored, wants general housework.
RE $3.50 from 9 am. til 1880 pm. ,
GIRL, colored, desires job as maid, S2C
wk; live out. no cooking, no washing
Dupont 1924.
GIRL, coiored. wants gh.w.; by day or part
time Call co. 0309 after 9 am.
WOMAN, colored, desires place. cooking
orly: first class: city refs; live In.
WOMAN, colored, wants laundry work
d. 5l9S.
WOMAN, white. desires housework. clean
ing, cooking, by the day. Box lob
WOMAN, wishes part-time work. 10 to @
5 days week: TR. 4152: 90
TWO MEN desire work evening and Satur-
day cleaning walls and floors pUs 59s2 z
2 COUNTRY WOMEN want work, $50 tc
4 pm, in Bethesda vicinity; best ref
Phone Gaithersburg 231-W-11. CLIPPER
Evening star., 1946-12-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DOWNTOWN, second commercial; 3-story
brick building. 23x90: 1st floor vacant vacant
BEAUTY SHOP. Alex. va.-well equipped;
81 rent operators i U1 you & know business; am;
stock. EDWIN l. ELLIS, Ioio Vermont
facilitated. 24-hour service; $4,000 re-
stea ssste exnsfiencs and references. - BOX
auTo liar6 ESErA1R SEII GARAaE-owner forced to
vel Welloeated ss earase, ineludiis the vaiaasie'
rea ios is essss ao1f4o the shop IS aox4o and occa
ssT many shs nsas Tss and f this
lent setup. 1t merits your investigation.
about $500 cash required to handle n
HARRY 1. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. ll66
DELIcATEssEN. slose-in downtown ioca;;
Closed Closed Sunday and TUESDAY; plenty equip.
sn' !ssIs tex WI sRs''R 4 SSS
THRIVING DRY CLEANING establishment
for immediate sale; completely modern
plant and equipment; exclusive location;
must see to appreciate. Selling Que oto 70
.. .
COLORED GIFT AND VARIETY STORE
near I4th and SITS. n.w.-Illness, win
sacrifice; stock and fixtures worth $12.-
500: for only $4,000. Step on this. RE.
efs$; PNozES m focp Saoy ROUTE. 1910 aMc s..ton
truck, we'll insulated, two S-ply tires:
truck In very good condition; we'll -sstab-
lished route in Arlington; serving frozen
and and eggs to about 4a5 regular customers;
business averages about $3.50 weekly; can
easily he increased to S600-$700, per
week: owners poor health forces sale:
A truly fine bargain at $4,000. HEANEY
& CO. exclusive agent, 1858 Conn. ave-,
GROCERY. DGs: volume over 1000 per
wk.; exeeptionally beautiful . apt ,ri over ever
higa-class clientele. $4,000 cash reg.
ALBERT H. COHEN. cH. 1861; eyes,
RooMING HOUSE, 800 block Of 18th St
s.w;g rooms. ! bath, lavatories; $55
quarters; price, $500. EDWIN Z. ELLIS
1910 Vermont ave-. RIM. 217. RE. Sda0.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADM. ASST, research asst. adm. secy.
or exec. secy; over IL years experience;
college background EN- 1904. 19s
Of all kinds: dressmaking,
tailoring, remodeling; reasonable prices;
prompt and efficient service. TR. 5073: 20'
steno-secy., white; thor
onghly experieneeda;o desires work for few
BABY SITTER-Refined, mature clerical
worker will sit with children. Call Gil
5000, Ext. 1875. after $3.50. p m. daily. 20
GIRL, exp, references; nights
only Box l53-B, Star. 19s
DRESSMAKING, design. remod. altera-
tions; eve: gowns specially; reas MiSS
BERT, 1880 Irving NV. Apt. 4, AID. 223S.
GIRL, colored, exr erienced, reliable, wants
waitress work; Call District oo5oa -Is
in store, waitress. file clerk. Call AD.
cow. SECRETARY. under 80 f5 Yrs.
Govt. exp, 5 yrs pvt. ind J.. soon to pc
desires position paying $1,000
to S2,700; capable. efhcient. accurate. not
afraid of work; references furnished; Gail
Rennblie II 200: 700 1 Ext. 73205; 70 -,
assuming responsibility, desires position
with firm engaged in general law practice.
ri Nurse. op praetical: eal efncient and reliable
several years exp, hospital training: S-hr
day. DI. 1925. Ext. 671. CORNWELL. 20.
SECRETARY wants work in law once: B
years exp; business grad; shorthand $50,
sECRETARIAL SERVICE, stenotypist. gen.
writ Writer; r:e1sspe experienced. @ Du. sri. Il:
A WIDOW, refined, wants a place as COM
panion to an elderly lady; nursing ex-
perience Box 100-B. Star. l9.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
MOTOR TRAVEL.

CAR OWNERSLRegister with us for
Mass ave nv. RE. $3.50. Ma. 1858. l9.
DRIVING BELLEvILLE, Kansas. Dec. 81;
return Jan. 5: incurred; new car; take y.
HAROLD RUNFT, Chestnut 1882 ewes. l9'
LADY DRIVING to Knoxville, Tenn, Dec;
"a, 1915 Ford with heater: will take 3
before holidays Pittsburgh or BIairsyille,
Pa, to Washington. 1913 pm, NE. S05b..
2l9 H st. NV, Apt. sol. MR.. JuDEIccH.
CALIFORNIA, Texas, West; will drive your
car, solo or share expense during Janu-
ary; references EXCHANGED. TIE 5139. Il.
FRANK s. BOISFEUILET, Whittlesey
Drugstore, WI. 5555.
WANTED, ride to Ell Paso or vicinity,
leaving Goth or 21st. MR.. ROSS, Ma.
75f5.
DRIVING to Charleston, w. Va. Mon,
Dee. aoth; can take 4; leaving a m
Call GIL. 0595.
DRIVING PROVIDENCE. Dec. 23. an;
3 passengers, sharing expenses, DU. S795
between and pm.
TAXI leaving Dec. % for holidays, Route
2ll-11-Va., Roanoke, Radford, Arlington;
take 4 or 5 persons. Call MI. 6679, not
after s D m.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

ACCOUNTANT. 5000 tml; chief > acct ot out out
of town; stenographer, So. .000-S2,30O up.
See Miss Morgan only, BOYD'S, 1888 F.
Ma 2340.
typist, $40 wk.; accountants, overseas, to
$500 mo- ile sypsryissor nsns com$Sissio0 to SS,aioo;
Many other positions available. MUTUAL
EMPLoYMENT SERVICE. ITO G st. NV, ny
Col CoDfNG NC CLERKS. se,10o d.: cIerkins
expr,, h. S. education, under 60 Miss N
Knight, Room 202-B. Have need for 90
new applicants daily Courteous and CO.
operative service, PERSONNEL SERVICE,
s2cRETARY s9cI Il Il; M fREcEPPTIoNIsT, under s5.
attractive, nice personality; must be be able
week WALTER II. KESSLER, Personnel
Services, 6O3 washington Bldg. DI. 4O2o,
DT d142
TYPIST, $40 wK. %: exper., rapid, ma
ture person; Dictaphone operator, expsr,
open salary: Conptometer oper., exper.,
$50. Can use so new applicant9 daily:
plenty of good openings now; welcome See
Miss knight at PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 @ st NV, MA. g114.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
1oME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

HOME IMPROVEMENT SOkAPANIES.
ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS for houses
and stores. Porches INCL. new rms. car
pentry, masonry, plaster. Expert freprooI-
:ns; PsDendaoie Pc Js;s service. DALLAS ALIAS, D.
abDIIfoNs. 6 h repairs. remodeling. plaster
ship. HAMILTON CONTRACTING co,
FIooss EE j. sANDED. rehnished, cleaning,
prices; ae free @ est. R, L. BROWN, CO. 400
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying. sanding. finishing. cleaning, par.
auet installations; Bruce finishes FLOOR
ING CoNTTRaAcJSoRs INC. 1919 wsscon-
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL, install
LATIoN co SsGs ssH wis ave WI ssSS
CAULFIELD CORP for Johns Manviile
$3.50 spsM aad 81 nM siding Zone sso sfH5 IT, 4iao Eodo~'
HOUSE CIEANING-Giye. your house
thorough cleaning for Christmas holidays.
Work done by .experienced men and women
6Ip poMSIGs SEGsss cdNfRacfG aSef Co.
roofing, siding. combi-
nation storm windows; Virginia work only,
AVAILABLE for immediate shipment-Pre-
fabricated wood houses; 2, 2, and ~, 3
Te9%s rom wosRs aRs pssh National 1885, DuPoNr
LET us ESTIMATE on your carpenter
and remodeling: porches, recreation rooms
and stties our specialty nnlon mscnanles.
1GE G2EAR Pavd dAK nEoWP PISSEiNGT r. VIII slads
ing, laying and finishing OK. 0136. 19'
Evening star., 1946-12-19
PERSONAL tcen.. !.

sSHH s. dlslens a. posss @ Y ssaI viii aas trsas
sd ssss sgs Ps'anss
al aTrENIcN hi EFLSYfD sfgL g pWin5MEN Il
ssa ss ssNiss6 siss pss4spssGasv sa
e. 4. Az e.: $, 1ats sa ygss
bEzPEkHEs nv vAllsstf lsst as05sts ssso
pert Workmanship and. and dssigI,inE your oo,,
PS1sSs4SsH P1sssSS saeF.f .pgeSgaf9Sss sS
SorsON Wsoas Vie ssnins wives boaros
without husband signing: single men and
women borrow on your signature only.
EsMzsARF e s RksARRFExM MSvEsa4 SH 10 81 shampoo and
flngerwaye. Soc. No sppoirtments, Al
E9yk Sons PH sayenSsd ssEdenssi WAh
b. w. JOHNSON, Dentist-Falss teeth re-
paired while you watt Room 602, Westory
bsEssMAkN hls AETERAIoNs II Nssea ea.ssafns ssf
sa Rs sosss Tssse IA EHds l RreRR u1mssy ssy
HIcRRiY a RhSps 54lIIsFp 5x issS WOMAN ~ t.s,b,,
Enelish. self-confdence. freedom from sell :
s9kses train prseea
sSesssl sis:.t ssssaios sfss6 slessd Is wash
nsop ana bap sousrs ~ whss Sns baek ns
Ions. satins and cottons, such as Life. Bis
Gae Ms,aa rGs esare ss and nssxs9d ,
pIlsss from s.; No ehsrss Tor for gsssosssll 5 "a
eoRsErs ss1ass sssi Bn0F 14 e.
BldgO. Hours. $50 am, to z pm. :,
sieres; sippers. boni1ss' gsTsers M and bsT SheYlr
sHoP. 1921 14th st. NV: tTivoli Bldg.).
FHGE heeTs BsfTER Eft afte9 rss treatmen. or no
fee: Relief from pains and ., aches Que = to
weak hsas caas M 81 bsr a
ments. Also relief from aching. swollen
feet, Lady naturopath. 20 years expert
fasf PETEk sh Pan Isss sscHooL-primary, kinder
D'9rtation 3 turnished shed enroll now. sol Fern
BARRTE b aiT School, SCI S5Io SOL Fern pl. nv
tsschers
transportation furnished; new bus to pro
vide y transportstiona q, IN IN nearby Marylsnd;
eSs CoMfnETELY dinRsFE n NEw icSoNvALEscENT home
TO be- opened In Jan. ie41, e.; under aa superyis-
tients: large, cheerful rooms, With bay
windows; VIII, either private or semipriyats;
pa1ient M ss tseiefere. @ 's The G patients care :
h.s ssi MIS-. MIS- PRics' tss0nSi vienns' a'iS wa.
IhiMEfDlAfE CASH 70. your home. ~ a;s
fAssesoNRsI fAsseso p. tSStis tSS6SttisTTEErssfSpa. Ell sSsa. DAY and
ss hSa is Rsd ss5' .s Sd In dsy as
SMTERxTihoNs Sis and Temodsiisni.; W xomsn's
sSas1HSnS %aS4fs SHSs SssJSsoss4lHib and
ries; work suarantssd; FREE estimates; ,Sgi one
sockfaiL s6!fN GH saNbxIdGesDelicious x aGes sand
1s wsss es sf dS1 Mrs Or & sS aIosrea NS ss
wANTED-Board and care for girls, age
2 and years bSsa p wS5hsTs Wa1Ns. woqld n slse
sHoPPERs1christmas sIteI R ehri nj shoppers Gifts;
experienced shopper. will do your gift
eans serts S5 ss isr sas =a'f ia fi9
and afternoons from $50 19'
r.. B. AND DAY CARE for s-mo. .-old girl;
also r. for empl. adults. DI 944I IA.
4 GooD HOME for mother and one child.
will be furnished. for care Of two mother
Mas. m ehiof1s JoHN sfaARMxN. M a2i cs DE. Aes4,
Fri. or Sat. pm. cards. w. M. MAXWELL,
DRESSMAKING. alterations: drapes to
order plastic or fabric. SH. 443s. -FOUR
CORNERS DRESSY TAnoRESS, sil. Spg.
WILL TRADE METEOR COACH reserva-
tion to Plant City. Fla. on Dec %. m,
on Dec. 81. WI. .65O7
NAVAL OFFICERS WIFE and daushter.
college student. Mass. wish to share
modern NV. home: references. Box 3s1-Y.
Star.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
HELP DOMESTIC.

CLEANER AND LAUNDREss, beauty salon; a9,,
ne S1es s nS
lis GsRR family of
COOK, wait on. table and clean 1st floor;
sas ans ssssf 500 5s sf
<1S T. Tssk ys in NO ns saf fundrge
per; only apply, Emerson, 4o42; 30
s1ea i?E 1sSEi sssE S EM IT, 1858
coox shw eGlorsa; I ed; live LIVE in ,ns saS T. Tk x;
THURS: fond of children; Bendix; local
references. 1851 Brandywine st. NV
GOoK-G.H.w., experienced, Q adults and
4.yr.-old boy; apt: stay 2 nights; $50,
T0f Eo2rpsf sIo3' white wife cook. man chauf-
h9pi feur and houseman, of IN no children, for fam
lily of 2; separate modern quarters on
estate in Fairfas County, 8 niles from ron
tfs teate: moS' salary aafs 's'e 500 month Phone
GENTRaL GRHSss o. iHSo5JRsEwoRKEk, q Sc k,cooK, not
Sssu ssauirea; s i fond Of children csi aE ss53
sisrs iaon local s0Ga s n s sEsi
G.H.W., live in, plain cooking scnool-
aged children; heavy laundry sent out; D.
day week: S22 so. WI. 9216. 30
G.H:W., cooking; have Bendix washing
Sun. of; local refs.i live in, EN-. 1878.
ing, live in or out: health card; local ref
erences; Sis wk. WI. $500. -21
evening. no Sundays; $50 mo. Apply
MRS. BLONDELL. 1774 Mass. ave. NV.
GIRL, neat, clean,s over 3D. as COOKS assist
ant; opportunity to learn cooking under
supervision of 1st-claSs cook, in boarding
house: 1870 pm. through early dinner,
served $40 to $50 pm. Come ready for
work. 1874 New Hampshire ave. NV. -21
GIRL. colored, for g..h.w. and plain cock
ing; references required 1887 Patterson
st.,-1 blk Chevy Cnase bus terminal; 30
LADY, white, live in. for general house.
work and care of child; salary open. Call
before $40 NJ. UN. 1903. -21
LADY. settled, fond of children, who would
be interested go n good place 70 s5Sy stag
MAID, experienced. gh.w.. references re-,
quired; live in, or stay some nights; good
salary to right person. RA. 097S. -l9
MAID-G G.H;W.. plain, cook, nonsmoker.
MAID for gh.w. in small apt. in Silver
ave, Tues. and Fri. from 2 to q: 60c an
hour. Phone SH. 2751.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
HELP DOMESTIC (cont.l


MOTHERS HELPER to start 22nd; SIT
wk.. no cooking. sleep in II convenient;
MOTHERS HEIPER to live in, g.h.w. no
cooking, references. EN-. 1927.
WOMAN, coiored. wanted for g.h.w., help
with cooking: 8 adults: live in; must have
reference. Price. $25. GE. 1852. 30
WOMAN. colored; shy in roominE house.
cooking; refs. 1855 IrvinE st. NV. I'll
WOMAN, white. take care Of 3-yr.-old and
WOMAN who appreciates fine. suburban
home, g.h.w., simple cooking: splendid Job,
nice quarters. MRS. EVANS. OK. 4T70.
SETTLED WOMAN. white preferred. house
work. live in. small family: good wages.
Telephone DU. 3944 any morning after
10 or call at 2127 + st. NV. -25
care Of offce and apt. three times a week.
WA. 455S, call Friday
TEMPORARY WORK. Dec. 20th-Jan. 3rd.
cook, Inv, fond of children, live in;
$50 week: references. WI $685.. -21
Evening star., 1946-12-19
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