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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-23

misel: zdaj me gleda njegov
resnicni JAZZ, ker zdaj nina
vzroka, da bi Sc mi pritajeval.
spocetka so mu bile osi kakor
zavesene 8 svojo obicajno Ii
vahnostjo, in YES obraz 2 ME
govo navadno spodobno formal
nostjo; i1ato pa Sc je polago-
ma tako spremenil, da ga je ko-
maj Sc poznala. Ia spodobnost,
ia zivahnost je unicevala to,
kar je bilo "a MO, kakor unicu-
je slana travo. In jedro njene
duse Sc je krcilo v Mi, kakor
da pc postala res to, kar vidi
on v Mi - nekaj, kar lahko
brz prezres, pravi mic. Da, ME
gov obraz je prieal, da gleda
nekaj neumljivega, torei i1ekaj,
ma kar: Sc nj treba ozirati; ne
kaj, kar nina duse; nekaj ne
sorodnega in 11izje vrste, kar "a
noskega nj posebno zatiimivo.
- Njegov obraz je bill kakor IT,
no priznanje nekega njegovega
zakljucka, tako doloceno in
globoko priznanje, da mu je
morale izvirati prav z zadnje-
ga dina - in biti instinktivno,
nespremenljivo. To je bill on,
kakrsen je res! MOI, XII zanicu-
je zensko! Njena prva n1isel je
bila: "In ia clovek je ozenjen
- kaksna usodaw In druga:
"Ce cuti to on, cuti to morda
tisoe moskih. Ali sem JAZZ In
vse zenske res, kakrsne 81 mas
tt predstavljajo?" Prepricanje
v njegovem srepem pogledu -
njegovo popolno prepricanje -
! jo je prevzelo; in "a trenutek
Sc mu je vsa strta uklonila. Ma
to pa Sc je njen duh S tako silo
uprl, in kri v Mi je tako zapla-
la, da je mogla lie tezavo mir
no lezati. Kako 81 drzne misliti,
da je TAXA - da je mic, sklopek
brezdusne nerazlozljive objest-
nosti, muhavosti in razuzdano-
sti? Tisockrat ne! On je tisti,
XII je brezdusen, suhoparen,
brezbozen; XII v svoji ogabni
vzvisenosti zanika MO in Z MO
vse zenske! Ia srepi pogled je
po vsej priliki videl v Mi samo
- puncko, nacickano z raznimi
oblekami, XII maj bi pomenile
duso, duha, pravo, odgovornost,
dostojanstvo, svobodo - same
besede. To je sramotno, to je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-23
(Nadaljevanje)

Hoditi tako sem in tia in
kramljati z njenim mozem, Sc
mu je zdelo eisto naravno, Sc nj
prav mic krizalo S tenni l1ovimi
eustvi, mu nj budilo niti sence
sramu zaradi njih. Samo malo
cudil Sc je, kako ga je mogla
vzeti - pa samo rnalo! Cudil
sc je cisto oddalec in akadem-
sko - kakor Sc je svoje dni,
kako Sc more njegova sestra
igrati S punckami. Ako je Gu
til Sc kaj drugega, je bila to
samo leila; da bi Sc izmuznil
profesorju in Sc vrnil po bregu
k cerkvi. Pc tenn dnevu, XII ga
je vsega prezivel Z njo, Sc mu
je zdelo tukaj hladno in samot-
no - kakor da je ostavil sa-
mega sebe tam gori in kakor da
Sc vedno hodi po ure in ure z
njo ali lei v soncu poleg ME.
O Gem je govoril start Stormer ?
o razliki med rimskim in grs-
kim pojmovanjem casti. Zme-
rom v preteklosti - menda res
meni, da je sodobnost sama po-
pacenost. In fant je dejal:
''Na vrhu sva nasla nekaj an
gleskih moralnih purmanov."
"Tako! Posebnega kova?"
''Nekaj 11aprednih, nekaj ne;
mislim pa, da so pravzaprav vsi
enaki."
"A tako! 'Angleski moralni
purmani' ste rekli, kaj ne?'
"Da, sir, il tega hotela. Tako
:jih je krstila Mrs. Stormer. Gu
till so sc tako vzvisene."
"Res!"
Nekaj nenavadnega je zvene-
10 IL te kratke besedice. FAINT
je ostrmel - bilo je, kot da sto-
j pred MIN prvie resnicen moz.
Nato mu je zaplala kri lica,
zakaj ona je prihajala. Ali pri-
de k NINA? Kako krasna je
vsa, ogorela in hojo, kakor da
Sc je sele odpravila ma pot! To-
da stopila je v hotel, ne da bl
Sc bila ozrla "a NINA. Ali jo je
razzalil? Oprostil Sc je in odse]
svoio soho.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-23

mo sen. All, ljubezen ;. Zakaj
maj bi duh izkoprneval, zakaj
maj Iii telo, polno naoei in vese-
liza, pocasi hiralo, ker pogresa
ljubezni? Ali je nj ma tenn siro-
KEN svetu zadosti, da bi je bila
tudi Ana malo delezna? Ne DO
mu delala neprilik, sal bo We
della, kedaj mu bo odvec; goto-
vo bo imela toliko ponosa in ra-
hlocutnosti, da mu bo dala pro-
stost. Zakaj naravno, da Sc DO
navelical. Ona v svojih letih pac
ne more nikakor upati, da bi
priklenila mladega fanta "a deli
nego "a nekaj let - mogoce sa-
mo "a nekaj mesecev. Toda -
ali ga DO sploh kedaj prikleni-
la? Mladost je tako trda - mia
dost nina srca! In tedaj Sc j je
vrnil spomin ma njegove oci -
kako so pogledale kvisku zme-
dene, skoraj divje - ko je usu-
la cezenj tiste cvetlice. Ia spo-
min jo je zanesel v neke vrste
omotico. En- njen pogled takrat,
en- dotik, in on hi jo bill prizel k
sebi. Tega 81 je bila v svesti, in
vendar 81 je komaj upala ver-
jeti to, kar hi j toll ko pomenilo.
In nenadoma so Sc j zazdele
nuke, XII so je cakale, pa maj Sc
zgodi karkoli, pregrozne in ne
zasluzene! Vstala je. Poslednji
soneni zarek je Sc posevno pa
dal skozi vrata; meter ali kaj
je bill oddaljen cd klecece kme-
tice, in Ana je pazila. Ali DO po-
lzel naprej in Sc je dotaknil, ali
DO sonce zaslo in DO zarek ugas-
nil? Ne da hi kaj slutila O tenn
ugibanju, je postava v crni ru-
ii nepremicno klecala. In zarek
je lezel naprej. "Ako Sc je do
takne, me DO ljubil, ceprav sa-
mo emo uro; ako prehitro ugas-
ne -" In zarek je lezel naprej.
Ia medli pramen luci pleso-
cim prahom, ali je resnicno
zvezan z Usodo - ali je resnic-
no .znanik ljubezni in obupa?
In pocasi Sc je premikal in Sc
visal, ko je sonce zahajalo;
vzplaval je mad tisto sklonjeno
glavo, Sc pozibal v zlati megli,
zdrsnil - in nenadoma izginil.
Omahuje, ne da bi bila kaj
razlocno videla, je Ana odsla il
cerkve. Zakaj je sla brez po-
gleda mimo svojega moza in
fanta ma terasi, ne hi m ogla
prav razloziti - nemara ker
mucenec ne pozdravlja svojih
muciteljev. V svoji sobi Sc je
cutila do smrti utrujeno; legla
je ma posteljo in je skoraj ta-
koj zaspala.
Vzbudil jo je sum, in ko je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-23
POHISTVO NAPRODAJ

FOk310 w MAI 1I0DxA0
"a obednico in tri spalnice. Tudi
C. E. 7 kubicnih cevljev elektricna
ledenica, 8 Burgundy preproge.
Proda Sc radi selitve v Florido.
Poklicite Ev 6223 ali Sc zglasite ma
1877 Woodview Rd.; cd Noble Rd.
Evening star., 1947-08-31
Greek Cabinet Gaqs
Press on Army Moves
BY the Associated Press

ATHENS, Aug. 30. - The new
Rightist Greek cabinet, headed by
Premier Constantin Tsaldaris, de-
cided tonight to issue a decree
banning publication of reports re-
lating to troop movements, military
operations and comments on same
and on military activities in gen.
eral."
The decision was made at the
cabinets first meeting. Mr.. Tsal-
daris' government has the task of
restoring order in large sections of
Northern Greece where Leftist guer-
rillas have been battling Greek
Army troops for months.
All except one of the ministers in
the new government belong to the
Populist CRoyalist) Party, led by
Mrs. TsaldariS. The exception is
Admiral Alexander Sakellariou,
minister of supplies and provisional
minister of merchant marine, who
is an independent.
Formation of one-party govern
ment was contrary to the expressed
desires of United States diplomats
in Greece, who had voiced the hope
that Greek political leaders would
organize a broad coalition cabinet.
Evening star., 1947-08-31
Peasant Union Fights
Reds in Letter 10 u. n.

The Central Committee of the In
ternational Peasant Union has writ
ten representatives to the United
Nations calling attention to the "sys-
tematic activities of the Soviet gov
ernment in Eastern Europe in viola
ton to the Charter of the United
Nations"
The letter also revealed that the
Union had opened Offices at 3l00
Connecticut avenue NV.
The Union represents the Bull
garian, Croat, Hungarian. Romanian
and Serb democratic peasant move
ments "as well as other political
forces of Eastern Europe associated
with them in the struggle for democ-
racy and against totalitarian dicta-
torship," the letter said.
Members of the central committee
are DR.. Gorge M. Dimitrov, Bulgar-
ian National Agrarian Union; DR..
Vladko Mack, Creation Peasant
Party; Ferenc Macy, Hungarian
Stockholders Party; Grigore N, Bu-
zesti, Romanian National Peasant
Party; and DR.. Milan Gavrilovic,
Serbian Agrarian Union.
Evening star., 1947-08-31
Missouri Democratic
Leader Gives Up in
Jury Tampering Case
BY the Associoted Press

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 3O.-Henry
McKissick. Second Ward Democratic
leader, today surrendered to a Fed
eral indictment charging he at
tempted to tamper with the special
grand jury which investigated al
legged vote frauds in the 1916 pri-
mary election.
Named with McKissick in one of
four indictments returned yesterday
by the jury in its final report, was
Robert H. Reed, undertaking estab-
lishment employe.
The two we're accused of attempt
ing to influence Mrs. L. H. Hodges,
Sedalia, Mo-, member of the jury,
so as to prevent a true bill from
being returned against McKissick.
Nine Others Also Surrender.
Nine other persons, including Jo-
seph M. Tanner, a Democrat and
member of the Missouri House of
Representatives, also surrendered
today. The nature of the indict-
ments against them were not dis
closed pending the apprehension of
these accused.
Richard K. Phelps, assistant at
torney general who has been work.
ing with the jury, said Reed made
q telephone call to Mrs Hodges last
Sunday in behalf of MeKissick.
Mr.. Phelps said conviction on q
tampering charge carried maxi
mum sentence of five years in prison.
Previously the jury had indicted
III persons, the majority of them on
charges of conspiracy to make false
returns of the ballots cast for ma
tional Offices.
Attracted National Attention.
Before its discharge. the grand
jury recommended to Federal Judge
Albert A. Ridge that another jury
be impaneled to complete the in
Ivestigation into the primary, which
attracted national attention when
President Truman Endorsed Enos
Axteu. a politically unknown candi-
date, against Roger c. Slaughter, the
incumbent, for the Democratic NOM
ination for Congress. Mr. Axtell
won the nomination but lost in the
election to Republican Albert l..
Reeves. jr.
After the election the Kansas City
Star started an investigation into
the balloting. Results were turned
over to Federal and State officials
Evening star., 1947-08-31
Wainwright Retires Today,
Sad al Getting Out Of Army
BY the Assoeioted Press

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 80. - Gen
Jonathan M Wainwright, COM
manding general of the 4th Army
will retire tomorrow, ending a mill
tary career that started in 1902.
Gen. Wainwright. hero of Bataan
and Corregidor, will take his last
review tomorrow afternoon when
some $500 troops march at Fort
Sam Houston.
His farewell address will follow a
talk by Gov. Beauford Jester. A
score of generals will be on hand.
At his home today, Gen. VAIN
wright said:
"Of course, I'm sad at getting out
Of the Army. Who wouldn't be-?
I've been in it As years, man and
boy.'
Evening star., 1947-08-31
Reunion of 81 Patients Shows
Cancer Not Hopeless Disease

DR.. Galloway, presented an engraved
invitation and introduced himself.
You remember Emma, my wife"
he said. Emma done died in March
from pneumonia. I just come on
her card to pay her respects"
He was welcomed to the barbecue.
BY 2 pm, when the back work
whistle blew at the nearby cotton
mills, the crowd had dispersed and
the barbecue was over. Although
the patients had included business
people, farmers, and men and women
from other fields, most of the 81
guests were employed at the mills.
Maybe that's the most significant
point of our reunion" said DR.. Gala
way. Every one of these people
is working and leading a normal
life Doesn't that show that cancer
can be cllredp"
Evening star., 1947-08-31
Bv Odom Fonninq


North Amerieon Newspaper Alliance.
LA GRANGE, Ga, Aug. 3d.
Fifty-one patients who have sur
vived malignancies, for five to 10
years-living proof that cancer is
not a hopeful disease-got together
here this week for what is believed
to be the first cancer reunion ever
held.
They ranged from Verna Will
Duncan. smiling 16-year-old
schoolgirl who was operated on for
a serious cancer of the throat when
she was only 6, to D. B. Smedley,
81, whose multiple LESSONS have been
under treatment for 10 years.
All are the proud patients OF
the City-Counts Hospitals cancer
clinic, whose director, DR.. Enoch
Galloway, told the crowd before
a barbecue on the hospital grounds:
by all rights, many OF you
should have been dead today II you
had not taken treatment in time.
You are living proof that, with mod
ern medicine, cancers that once
were hopeful now are durable"
One of IA Clinics.
DR.. Galloway has been director OF
the clinic since it's establishment in
1887. He also is vice counselor for
the Medical Association of Georgia
and chairman of the Executive Com
mittee for the State division of the
American Cancer Society. One OF
IA state-air clinics in Georgia, the
La Grange institution is approved
by the American College of Sur
geons and its cancer treatments are
those routinely used in American
Hospitals.
The barbecue reunion was chosen
by DR.. Galloway as dramatic way
to demonstrate to his present cancer
patients, and to the public, that
cancer caught in its early stages
need not be fatal.
Most of the 40 white patients and
II Negroes who attended had suf-
fered advanced cases before seeking
treatment. OF the 172 flve-year
survivors invited, IS per cent had
cancer of the skin. and IS per cent
internal cancers or skin malignant
cies with involvments.
These figures show conclusively
that even major cancers can be
arrested if found and treated in
their early stages" DR.. Galloway
said.
Bring Cancer Into Open.
Although the invitations called
for the barbecue to be held at noon,
nine elderly patients came from
surrounding counties as early as 9
am. Invocation was pronounced
by the Rev. Fred Kylee, rector of
two Episcopal churches in La
Grange. With camp chairs pulled
up at long tables in grove of
Towering pink crepe myrtles and
mimosa trees. the patients, old and
young, showed no hesitation in talk
ing about cancer.
Its time we ceased whispering
about cancer and brought it out into
the open like this said DR.. Ken
meth D. Grace, one of the young
doctors on the clinic staff.
Soon after the affair started, an
elderly Negro walked proudly up to
Evening star., 1947-08-31
5 Who Kidnop Autoist
Find They Cont Drive
BY the Associated Press


CHICAGO, Aug. 3O.-Five youths
might have become full-fledged kid
napers today if they had known how
to drive an automobile.
Police said the youths ambushed
William Prostka, 36, as he was
putting his car away in the rear OF
his South Side home Mr.. Prostka
said the youths stumbled all over
themselves as they trussed him up
and put him in the trunk of the car.
They drove the car away but
stripped the gears after few blocks
and fled on foot. Mr.. Prostka freed
himself and called police.
Iran has launched a seven-year
plan to improve its agriculture.
Evening star., 1947-08-31
Oakland Ends DuyIiqht Time

OAKLAND. Md, Aug. 80 (P.-The
Mayor and Town Council voted at
a special meeting to end daylight
saving time tomorrow night, so that
schools can open on regular time
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1947-11-25
HOME IMP. COMPANIES tce,,., ,

ER-CoNTRACToR; rec. rooms
in knotty pine, Celotex or Nu-Wood plank
| ing; bars, porches steps; home and com.
mercial repairs; insul. brick and asbestos
RUSS. days. VI. 7o9e; evenings, FIR. 1895
FLOOR sEKvICE-Notning but the best
alet installations Bruce finishes. FLooR-
ING CoN,TRAGGToRs. INC. 1912 wiscon-
sasas ok s1ens
crete work. etc: estimates free. C. A.
GENERAL REMoDELING of all CONNER
free RE: 1898 RAY E. ROBERTS. rs
HEATING-Oil furnaces and oil burners.
| complete hot-water radiation systems with
meF yls s p.1 hoGsgR
ENGINEERING CO, 3321 Ga ave. GE.
$3.50. GE. 6065.
HYATTSYILLE CONTRACTING Co.-Roof-
low monthly terms. For free estimates,
s1 WH stsS SnfS q EVENINGS
stallation of the new Kitchen Maid Flow
less steel sinks: We do entire job, inyolv-
ing carpentry. electrical work. plumbing.
p psint1ns snd ode decorating: At M9PESN HOME
KLoMP AIR SYSTEMS, specialists in
warm air and tr-conditioning heat; 35
METAL TILE for kitchen, bath, vestibules
and rec; rms: low, cost; expert mechanics:
payments arranged. RA: 1910. --26
PAINTING. floor refinishing, by skilled
Wor5men 9gs I Estimates cheerfully given. . OR
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Evening star., 1947-11-25
HELP poMEsIIc lcont. J

MAID. colored for general housework for
4 ADULTS; steady worker: permanent Job;
good references. GE. 9263
MOTHERS HELPER-Mother with chill
dren needs help: settled white woman to
live in comfortable home, help with cook
ing. cleaning and children: must like
country. Phone Fairfax (Va) 216-J. i
NURSE, capable, to live in and care for
boy .212. yrs. and girl mos. old. Must be
fond of children. No cooking; Bendix
washer. other help employed. Lovely pri
vate room and bath; salary, $25 a week
NuRsGMA1DG.H.w. NV husband and
l and our 212-year- -old boy live in a
small GEORGETOWN home. We are inter-
ested in employing capable person to
look after our home, help with 'housework
cooking and with care of child. We have
to live in. We are willing to pay well for
competent help. We will expect you to
have good references. Call DE 7072 for
WOMAN, white. settled. 5000 yrs, for
general housework for l adult; a good
home salary co. 240S
WOMAN FOR G.H.W.. in Chevy Chase;
exper.. willing to adapt herself to pleas
ant busy family; live In or out; must serve
Z O'Clock dinner. Write stating age, ref,
qualifications, salary expected. Box 2l1-
Y YoTSG WHITE GIRL to live in, assist
with h W. and care for young children:
refs. of exper. or character required.
Salary. Sl25 per mo. Elk. 1914. Is
FORMER PATIENT WANTS to get IN touch
with Mabel Johnson, registered nurse,
colored, in regards to work. Call FIR. 9l36.
Evening star., 1947-11-25
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MANAGER, mar
ried, 40. desires full-time permanent posi-
ton with reliable Arm yTs s eSpsEienSf; aPSMnT
AcCoUNTANT-Books started, kept part
time: tax returns prepared, statements
ACCOUNTANT, new books opened, audited,
or daily bookkeeping service of one or
more days. Phone MI. 1929 after pm
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, kept
f4dts aSD TAX oR
experts: references oW ei7e.
chef in cafeteria. DE. 3o3s' 1907 9th
CHEF, colored. hrst-class experience take
charge kitchen; good references. NO. 1904
CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN now available,
Over twenty years experience superintend-
S ioSs 6ranehes II f.' IEMAsTER " aE e. 4sae.
MAN. sober, reliable. colored, desires Job
as janltor and quarters for self and wife.
MAN. general house cleaning and painting
Job of any kind Cali AT. 9639.
sires permanent ONCE position with a
keeping experience; good telephone voice
ROBERT r. EDMoNDs, Hobart :? 71ss.
MAN. colored, desires night Job as cook;
porter. houSeman and janitor, from $50
pm. 25s
NAVY VETERAN. blingual secretary
Spanish and English; knowledge of
Portuguese, French and other languages;
desires position embassy experience; ex7
OWNER MANAGER, cinder block plant
selling out, wishes connection with D. c.
builder Please call WO. 1892 rs
PAINTER. first-class mech. 25 yrs exp,
kitchens. baths or any interior painting
day or JOB RA. 44S3 25'
PART-TIME WORK electrician; Airing
ton, Alexandria, Falls Church; have license
and tools. AK 4326.
SALES EXECUTIVE. college. married 49,
desires connection with expanding, busl-
ness exp. Wash. represent, technical.
chemical and plastic sales, product mer-
chandislng, home construction and hnan-
cling. Box DIV, Star. 25'
EX-ARMY OFFICER. just separated from
service, desires position as manager Of
large restaurant or super food market; very
large experience in procurement, storage,
sales, preparation and serving OF food.
Box 23.!-V, Star. 2.'
WANTED suitable position for young man,
5 years college; specialist in efficiency.
psychology and personnel; accept any rea-
Sonable offer Box 23a-V, Star. -
Evening star., 1947-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera. darkroom
or movie a,oun outiit; largest selection OF cam
range finders, films. color Aims. photo
papers, chemicals, photo books and ] 800
BRENNER sfH PHOTO Co sa$ fPae Pa ave- zee vs.
OPP; Justice Dept. Calalog free. RE. 2434.
ACC0RDIONS. trumpets, cornets. guitars
new and used: complete selection. Phone
MA. 3223. JORDAN PIANO CO., 1015 9TH
eoNS SIG ans s5Sa 4th
ADDING MACHINES, new; used; hand
aDDREssoGRAPH' III PT hand. ian Ser perfect work
ing coadition; available Immediately. Cali
AIR COMPRESSOR tspray cars and fur
ntq1e9 81 so; spray Ep1 81 95 sestrie 5n
Air Air saesTfa coMPkEssoR. $50 VI Westlnshouse, ~
h.p.; wise, armature tester, fire extinguish
ers bot cutters: misc reamsrs 1,sr - r. ,r SCI
BRAKE SERVICE, Gil Md. ave. s.w. ME
ANDIRoNs, everything for the fireplace;
at low cost. Open from IL to 3. 3oo3a
ANTioUEs-HepDlevhA. n Fl s rs table. solid Ia ma,
vases, suitable for lamps, $35; cloisonne
bowl, $50: wall shaving mirror, with
drawer $50. WO. 1919 -25
ANTIQUES-Xmas gifts: new shop. unique
selection Of china. brio -brac. glass curios
etc: priced for quick sale. CONTINENTAL
ARMY ENGINEER CHESTS, trunk type
new, lift top, metal bound. Ideal for stor.
age. tools, etc Desirable sizes. choice
81 so. Also surplus hardware and paints
low prices. GRUvER MFG. CO. s001
Connecticut ave. Chevy Chase. Nd, daily
AUTO RADIO AND HEATER sales and
service, headquarters for nationally known
radios and heaters: terms: trade-ins &C &c,
CO.. both sides Of 7th at r sts. NV.
Evening star., 1947-11-25
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BABY SITTER. Boo hr; .24-hr.. duty. SCI
infant t,1ss ssre IN emPioysd e1pPes nome
from Until ~ T.: no oO SUNDAYS, VS. IA. s54i.
GIRL. colored, reliable, desires days work
GIRL. colored, 2l, desires office work OF
DAYS WORK or caring for children: exper.
ref Phone FIR. $500 ewes.
Sors GF NO e0taSsa eoofns w"9!s col P5t 81 %s
GIRL. coored; general housework. full or
part. time, no cooking; references. D1
GIRL. colored. desires part-time work, eve
nings preferred; good city refs. Call after
12;3o noon. Dupont 1925.
carfare. Call MI. 1862.
GIRL, colored, wants nightwork. MI
davs and Wednesdays sH 5OOs
GIRL. colored. wishes days work; expert
enced HO. 1926
housework will live in, Call FIR. 9279.
GIRL. colored, wishes laundry, bundled. to
Este Haks nRhf ahRBER ss0 co csvaf 00ne " nome
LADY wants g,h.w., 5la days; no cooking.
LADY. white. care two children. light cook
Sun. off Call MRS. KNOTT, Executive
2o4n; Extension e1 3a46 - .r,
WOMAN, coiored, wishes laundry to do at
home; work satisfactory: references. NV
2l29 from 4:30 to pm.
WOMAN, colored wants days work, Mon
day through Friday HO. 1893.
WOMAN, colored, wants niEhtwork. B.
nights a week AT. 3767
WOMAN. colored wishes maid and laundry
work by week: $40 and carfare; reference
DE. 16a4 VILLA MAE.
I WOMAN. white. wishes permanent position
as maid or waitress with nice adult pfl.
vate family; 500 a month; live in; gooc
local refs. (no suburb no phone; mus
have position as soon as possible Ad
dress. 243G lSth st. NV.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work Of
taking care of employed couples hom'
with children IA. S54l
WOMAN, reliable. colored. wants pa rt- tim,
lob TO cook and do light house work from
- through dinner: SIG and carfare: NJ
Sundays. HO 1888.
WANTS days work or laundry at home
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