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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-09-18

Ypurpose as originally permitted
without the enlargement thereof.
Be it further ordained that nc
person, association, or corporation
shall operate or maintain any
slaughter house, abattoir or similar
establishment within five hundred
yards of any public highway, road
or street, whether the same be un-
der state, county or municipal con-
troll. 4,
Be it further ordained that no
slaughter house, abattoir or SINH
lar establishment shall be operated
or maintained within five hundred
yards of any school, hospital or the
dwelling house of any person, other
than the person maintaining or
operating the same.
Be it further ordained that any
permit issued under this ordinance
shall be revokable by the County
Commissioners of Montgomery
County upon violation by the oper-
ators of said enterprise of any pro-
vision of the Health Laws of the
State of Maryland, or any Gov
ernmental Regulations in effect in
Montgomery County,; provided
however that no such permit shall
be revoked until the holder thereof
shall be first notified of the alleged
reasons for such revocation, and
shall have been given an opportun-
ity to appear at hearing before
the County Commissioners within
a reasonable time after said notice,
to show cause why such revocation
should not be made, and in the
, event any such permit shall be re-
voked after such hearing, a pro-
portionate part of the license fee
paid therefor shall be refunded.
Be it further ordained that the
provisions of this ordinance shall
be in addition to any and all regu-
lations of the State Department of
Health, of the Montgomery County
Board of Health, and to all laws or
regulations respecting buildings
and sanitary facilities within the
limits of said area of Montgomery
County.
Be it further ordained that any
person, association or corporation
who shall operate or maintain, or
assist in operating or maintaining,
any slaughter house, abattoir or
similar establishment for which no
permit has been obtained, or after
the same shall have been revoked,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall
pay a fine of not more than Fifty
dollars ($50.00) for each. day DUR
ing which such slaughter house,
abattoir or similar establishment
shall have been operated or main
tanned in violation of this ordi-
nance, and in default of the pay
ment of such fine shall be confined
in the County Jail for Montgomery
County for period of not to ex-
coed thirty days.
Be it further ordained that this
ordinance, upon enactment, shall
be published in one or more news
papers of general circulation pub
lished in Montgomery County at
least once week for two weeks.
j Passed by the Board of County
Commissioners for Montgomery
County no September 16, 1947 by
Brooke Johns, President; attested
Ernest j. Hawkins, Clerk.
| COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
! MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
BY BROOKE JOHNS, President
Attest:
]. ERNEST HAWKINS,
HOP Clerk
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-09-18

Mrs. John Davis was hostess to
the regular meeting of Homemak-
ers last Thursday. Miss Turner
had very intriguing basket of
wares collected through the sum-
mer, suitable for gifts. Her lecture
on cosmetics was most valuable.
Mrs. Meem appointed the nominat-
ing committee for the year, as fol-
lows: Mrs. Carl VanEmon, chair
man, Mrs. j. r. Gray and Mrs.
Jones Hoyle. Mrs. Davis served de-
licious cookies and coffee. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs.
Walkinshaw in October.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-09-18

AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE, LOCATE, CON-
troll AND LICENSE SLAUGHTER HOUSES, ABAT-
TORS AND SIMILAR ESTABLISHMENTS WITHIN
THAT PART OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY LYING WITH
OUT THE AREA OF THE MARYLAND WASHINGTON
DISTRICT IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-02
Holiness Church, on Wednesday

Holiness Church, on Wednesday
April 23 -. SCHOOL NEWS. :.
Miss Alma Key, State Home Eco
Monies Supervisor was a recent
visitor here -. The County TB
nurse brought to us the picture,
Let My People Live go. The
Primary Department, Mrs. Lola
Bailey instructor. and the Inter,
mediate Department Mrs, Eddie
Mae Heron instructor, presented
an operetta, In Fairy Land.
The affair was very largely at
tended, The out of town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs Booker Mays
Mrs. Oats and four Newport pu.
pills, Mrs. Mays and Mrs. Oats are
teachers in the Newport High
School 80, The schools OF White
County made field trip to Lit
tie Rock. A picnic was held at
Fair Park -, Mrs, Bailey and
pupils of the Primary room are
very glad to have Doyle Nance
and Billie Key back in school at
ter several weeks illness =. The
Hobby Club, Intermediate room,
gave their teacher, Mrs. Il. NJ
Heron, a surprise birthday gift
The PTA sponsored a tea in the
Home Ec. Department -. The
Home Ec Club sold fee cream for
the PTA.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-02
DARDANELLE
Pauline Burns

Pauline Burns
St Johns Baptist Church Choir
visited the convention at Fort
Smith last Sunday -. Mr.. and
Mrs, Martin Black were guests of
their daughter, Mrs Louise Parks.
recently ,.. Misses Aletha Will
liams and Mary Alice Smith of
Russelville came here on bust,
ness last week ., The mass
meeting which was held at the
CINE Church last Thursday and
Friday was a great success. Six
hundred dollars was the amount
raised 80. Mrs. r. Fl. Hughes has
returned from California where
she has been visiting her children
and grandchildren.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-02
SearcY
Eddie Mae Heron

Eddie Mae Heron
Mr.. and Mrs. Day were called
to the bedside of Mrs. Days sis
ter who had a very serious opera
ton in Jonesboro o.. Mrs. Charo-
lette Walton entertained Board
No. 2 at her home April %. Will
lie Bracey Webb and his mother,
Mrs. Willie Webb, are living in
their newly constructed home re-
Gently built, after the old home
was destroyed by fire :. Mrs. Oh
lie Mae Smith and her children
are house guests of their parents.
Mr., and Mrs. George Shoekley.
Rev. J. A. Johnson is holding a
series of meetings at the Church
of Christ -. Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Brunson are the proud parents
Of baby boy 80. Mrs. Addie
Gilmore was the recent hostess
TO a dinner party at. Robertson's
Rendezvous -. Mrs. Frances re-
Gently left for Jersey City, New
Jersey -. Martha Wiscolm has
moved to Richmond California
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Williams, Mrs
Mary Wilson and Mrs. Louvenia
Cannon motored to Cotton Plant
Sunday, April Goth H.. St. Mary
CINE Church was program guest
at Bethlehem Baptist Church on
April 9th -. The Bethlehem
Baptist Sunday School is giving
a reception in honor of Glass Ma.
l with the City Sunday School as
guests - Miss Gladys Cowan,
Chicago ILL.,, is in the city visit.
ing relatives and friends :. Sun
day May Is. is Rally Day at st.
Mary CME Church .. Mrs. Edith
Hoyle and John Walker. New
York, were called here to the
bedside of their mother. Mrs. Ida
Davis -. Mrs. Delta Brown, Rip
ley. Tenn, was in the city to at
tend the funeral services Of Mrs.
Mollie Bookings .... Mrs. Edna
Edwards entertained the Pastors
Aid Club of the Christ Temple
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-02
lOUANN
Ethel M. Jones

Rev j. w. Frances preached a
soul stirring sermon Sunday. Mon
ey raised, s4109 Visitors pre-
sent were Mrs. Garry of Junction
City Deacon Frabun and son of
Wesson, Mrs. Alma Elliott of Cam
den and Mrs. B. l.. Elliott of FL
Dorado 80. Mrs Nancy Elliott
of Camden spent the night with
the Oliver family. Mrs. Henri
eta Parker Of Camden spent the
night with her sister. Mrs. jim
Andrews -. Mrs. Opal T. of
Camden spent a few days with
the Hildreth family recently 49,.
The Gospel Four sang at Shady
Grove School Thursday night -.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson visited
the Oliver family Saturday ....
Mrs. Sarah Norful who has been
sick for the past few years was
at church Sun. Mrs. Alice Stop
'ey Is on the sick list Uouann
community wishes for her fast
recovery zee. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
OF Smackover visited her mother.
Alberta Frazier recently .... OF.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-02

den -, GOSSIP: c. S. says
she'll be glad when the time
comes 50 she can say Il Will
and so says jim ,,,. Ell loves
to go to Elliott She says its her
niece | wonder II that Is conf
Dental -. They tell ME that
Ger was SO blue Sunday, | won
der If it was because ELL wasn't
in town -. MD doesn't know
what this is all about. so she
says but YOU should see her e.
very Sunday afternoon .. A GER
tain eat asked a certain chick
about marrying She said no,
He said, Haven't you heard Old
Maids Boogie?" She said Yes.
lie said, AL Rect, let the good
times roll, kids"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-02
ATKINS
Mckindra Fletcher

Many of the citizens of the
community are wiring their hou-
ses in preparation for electric
lights -. Mrs. Attaway Shinn
of Russellville visited her moth
er Sunday and attended Church
Sunday night at Pilgrim Rest.
Splendid services We're held at
both meetings. Rev J. w. Wash
ington preached Sunday night =,
Mrs. Lille B. Hemphill spent
Wednesday night in Union Chap
ell with her cousin, Quinnie Nc
kindra -. C. H. Swinton car
ried truck load to Spring Val
ley Sunday to the singing Union
49,. Pilgrim Rest Choir attended
Rev. Matley's Church Saturday
night They reported a nice time
in spite of all the wind and rain
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-02

YES on the wall for supplies -.
Mrt. Minnie Smith president Of
the Usher Board OF Mt. Union
BAPTIST Church sponsored a won.
derful program and baby contest
April Goth. Babies who participate
ed aud amounts reported: Jennet.
te Williams 1891; Audey l..
Branch, s1470: Nazerene Jones.
Slf,10: Mary Alice Marie $500;
Total Amount, S60S1 -. On the
sick list are Mrs Matte Holly,
7. l.. Jones. Mrs Dilcia Henry
and Mrs LYDIA Morgan. We are
praying for their speedy recovery.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-02
sATEsvILLE

Pvt. Rayon Kennard and Pvt.
Vernon Bell are in the city on
eleven day furloughs -. The
graduates of the Batesville Junior
High School this year are Nor
man Smith, Blanch Magness,
Charles Shavers, Jr., Ethel Lee
Strong, Jerry Overland, Noble
Nicely e. L, Finley. Naomi Smith,
Dale Harris. Ewing Canady and
Floyd Hennings. Norman Smith
is the class salutatorian, and e.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-02

lie Porter visited her mother last
Tuesday .... Mrs. John NJ. Fraz'
Ter and family visited the Oliver
family recently -. The Friendly
Five will sing three nights each
week in different homes, Person
mel of the group, Riley Fuller,
Lee w. Elliott, Irwin Norful, J,
D. Frazier and Elmer T.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-02

:, Mrs, N. e. Mcdaniel visited
her daughter In Russellville and
reports that she Is improving -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lois Fletcher of
Little Rock spent the weekend
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Fletcher =. Julie George
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Helen
Conway in Little Rock.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-02
JUNCTION CITY

Circle No. /, Mrs. Annie Nor
ris president, met at the home
of Mrs. Lucy Wyatt. April 10th.
The Willing Workers Club. Mrs
Lucy Wyatt, president met at the
home of Mrs. Luella Knighton =,
Mrs. Margaret Williams, Home
Demonstration Agent of Union
County gave a wonderful demon
stration recently on making shell.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-02
Wesson

Dollie J. Logeins
Elmira J. Loggins was a week
end visitor in Elliott -. Nathia
Lee Stephens made business
trip to Ell Dorado Sunday -. Es.
tella Malone visited in Little
ROCK 80. Henrietta was week.
end guest of her sister in Cam.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1947-05-02
DELARK
Ethel T. Neal

Ethel T. Neal
The Dalark and Piney Grove
Schools went on an outing which
included trip to Vapor City. The
most outstanding features were
the picnic and the visit to the OBJ,
servation tower Mrs. Sadie VIII.
liams and Mrs. Elsie Mccoy were
sponsors.
Evening star., 1947-01-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PARTNER for general CONTRACTING, remod-
cling and repair work: must be Al, active
carpenter, responsible family man, with
$4,000 cash to invest. / have shops
power machines and large stock. Long;
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VERY DESIRABLE, u share. beach busi-
ness property. ready to open Write for
particulars. j. l.. Box "a, North Beach,
GROCERY STORE, doing good business;
excellent location. Call D1. 1917 morn
RADIO ri REPAIR AND APPLIANCE STORE:
14th St, near Park rd.; located in one OF
the busiest sections of the city; long
established business: low rent For fur
ther information. call r. j. HORNER
REALTY CO. 1901 Monroe st. NV,
MI. S919 Eves.ss Du. 6059. -
DELIChTESSEN. prime uptown location.
on busy s,reet, no deliveries. good eoyip-
ment: 50 900 wkIy. sales. AUERBACH d
CO., DI. 1851: ewes. AID. o90T or MI.
TEXACo GAS STATION and rccappins
shop, all fully equipped: a real opportu-
nifty: will sell for less than inventory with
Il cash, balance in > yrs: present stock
and equipment inventory at around Sl7,-
900. Cali Ii. Oa4s ewes and Sunday. %
DRY CLEANING STORE. located in Mary
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able down payment For further iniorma-
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Evening star., 1947-01-05
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

SPANISH EsSONS-Experieneed teacher,
fast objective method (no English spokenl
Glasses starting Jan. 6. Limited enroll
ment. Call co. a1S7. Mr.. GRACIA:
FOREIGN GENTLEMAN wants English
teacher Box 40-D, Star.
PIANO INSTRUCTION at your home by
university and music school graduate; Is
years experience. DI. 1854.
DIESEL growth demands more men for IN
bright future i'm 4 mechanically neasa
RE a1ss''f Diesel ffKasilsrso
MECH MECaANickLLY-M1NDED SicikL MEN look into
refrigeration and air conditioning as a
Wss 1SsT BOX di ssp stsq
PIANO LESSONS for children and adults
beginners and advanced: I5 years teach
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand.
typewriting bookkeeping, calculating ma.
chimes, New classes now starting: Enroll
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BE SFSSIBLE-lesrn speed writing. the
ideal shorthand in 6-12 weeks. no puzzling
signs symbols or delicate. expensive ma
pm. CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE, ME. 1927.
MODERN TRAINING in eeaut, culture az
;ubieets taught, Approysd ey yS GoysEnmFsns sEaFvIy
CoNTRAcr Coss 'Is BR16GELWinter 81 T. S p classes re-
By appointment only. WI. 1865. -io
Evening star., 1947-01-05
HOME IMpRovEMEkT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS. alterations, repairs. carpen-
try. plasterings painting, ETC.; free esti-
asMLroN HAITI q messS aaSa Co. PskE
ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS to COM
mereisl properties; store fronts; restau-
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CONCRETE, FLAGsToNE. sidewalks. steps,
placements too. Jobs completed prompts,
TON y DOVE, EN-. 1874 day or eve;
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gget instaIations: sruce finishsS. FLOOR
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SARaGEs-rsctery built sizes sizes LIMO and
Se deer es ssG sGfk sna enaH
eottagesi easy terms; immediats delivery
ses OUT n9de dispaS GENERAL ~ IN
PAINTING. PAPERINC. FLOORS. roof re-
EST 1895. GILBERT & HAMILTON. AID.
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WAIEKpkoorING. ali kinds, have your 81!
ROBERT E. PRICE. RE. 3931 10s
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Eoo1ng, and siding. ALSO storm ,yJinndows ,Jn
COMPLETE HOME RENoVATING-car-
pentry., painting, kitchen modernizing. cab
inetmaking. Free estimates. Work guar
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pendable service Paper hanging. painting
and interior decorating specially, Picket
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Whatever the carpentry work may be
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IN VIRGINIA call us for all home improye-
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Evening star., 1947-01-05
MOTOR TRAVEL.

Los ANGELES-Can take one; January 8.
"a; nk1yfSei' SSsG' LOS ANGELES or Palm Springs
Calf, Jan. or 8: Southern route, Cadil-
lac sedan: can take two or three people
who would share expenses and help drive:
prefer couple, must have local references
and experience in highway driving. Phone
North 5413 between 9-10 am. or 81 .. m,
or write Box 4-D. Star. 81
Girard and 14th and Eye. Columbia 74o0.
Ext 500.
DRIVING TO MIAMI, Fla. will consider
gentlemen passengers: leaving January
SH 1874 s.
Evening star., 1947-01-05
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ENGINEERS. S3,4O0 m): mechanical eng.
sieetro mechanical !ranins' msshaniesl
sEkvIcE sfcfn' 1911 sfp g. so0 M. "a sllsl NNA
LEGAL, office mgr. q; $500 to $4,000;
stenog. and ofiss manager, exc, excellent ,, fu,
use rs new stenographers and SECRETARIES
daily; unusual positions. =, PERSONNEL
oEfGf SEfX5GE MGh ili sss a. npbsb5s SA sl6
required stenographers, start $500 mo:
bookkeepers, start $40 wk. up: stock clerks,
start S165 mo. Need typists:: stsnogs.,
SEES Ss 1si fe Ss LAY Na
TRAVEL OFFICE o. clerk. college educa-
Under '!aselfs S1Ssy lss hssH NA
PROFESSIONAL MEN, physicist, phi. d.,
50, 3,50o-S4, 900; mathematician, ph; d,
oisEs RoYps ensasse 1sss IA IA s9e, Sesree s''so0'
CHEMIST, $1,000 I'm; }. organic. analyti-
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SELECT POSITIONS ~. legal secretary,
$500 mo-; secretary. radio law office, $40
wk: radio engineer secretary, $40 wk.
Nsed 100 new aDDssnss daily for sal
White It Is BoYp5 & y5s sss nSi M Lee MISS
and
university. $500 $500 to O. 81, 1900 800. BAITfMoRE ri.
TEACHERS AGENCY, 516 N. Charles St,
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APPLY NoW-Fresent position for secre-
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MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 1710
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NURSES AVAILABLE. INTERRACIAL
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Bldg. DI. 4442-4020. --6
CHIEF ENGINEER, qualified to supervise
operation and maintenance OF mechanics
residential properties. Must be capable Of
directing a sizeable force of mechanics
and stationary engineers In connection
with. heating and air-conditioning equip.
ment. M. E. degree desirable, eauivalen,
experience acceptable. $4,000 per veal
up: according to experience.
Industrial engineer, under 40, out oI
town, 3. ST.. E; or equivalent, 5 years in
dustrial 2 years minimum. Bedeaux ex-
perience required. Approximately $4,000
per year. Waiter H Kessier, PERSONNEL
4442-402O. IS
Evening star., 1947-01-05
INSTRUCTION. COURSES tcen..,.

tHSiNoSblON S0ONSeS NNont.Is .
CALVERT DRIVING SCHOOL-Dual con-
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training in all subjects; day. night and
part-time classes; get our free catalogue.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. approved for
p. e. reauirements and 81 training. 1910
TEACHER OF PIANO, Elizabeth Armstrong;
formerly with Washington College Of
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AID. 1890 Call before 1880 am.
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Evening star., 1947-01-05
SITUATIONS woMEN (cens. ,

sTENOGRAPHER sEC'Y seeks position:
thoroughly competent and experienced In
% and surrosste's work. also $50 Senate % : and d
House experience; S45 wk. Box SGD,
TYPIsT will work by job. piece or time:
wants copy work, flIl-in or addressing to
do at home; pickup and delivery. Call .
wHlrH L LabT R wants Mn 9isS iSS as housekeeper
Wei EafTE. MIbDLH-AG2b. Dbl f. en t American, Prot
lon. State wages. Box I2i-D, Star,
WOMAN, excellent book BACKGROUND. best
sns1er M9u like JOB sms as
WOMAN. W. 1Se; eolorsd. s wants day work; refer
WOMAN, colored. desires. position as typ
%Ssis sss$ss ssnt. general @ house.
werk IN apt; small sa1 family part or whole
part-time position as reeeptionist' clerk or
t,spistd; ,srp1sd Silver Ssprins-Takoma area pre-
YouNG GIRL. coiored, desires hrs eve
ming work as bookkeeper. typist or sen.
EMS GoFk SH Nsas ask iGs Apt ae 3
sales clerk, bookkeeper, typist: 81 yrs
Govt. exp. incl receptionist. clerk,typiSt
oeT souTH Il AMERIcaN AZ ssn soans siaf lady. speaks
Spanish, English. French. wishes to be
secretary companion during voyage to
FRANCE sailing first part June. l947, Box
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
POSITION WITH FUTURE at starting SAL
sry OF $500 monthly IN progressive COM
pany. Qualifications: Young woman, good
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manent Job. not satisfied abilities fully used
or appreciated. Write Box 13S-D. Star. !"
WISHES POSITION as nanaRer of a large
apt: Best Of reference. Box 107-D, Star. So
UNDERGRADUATE NURSE with 5 yrs
hospital experience desires position in hos
pitsl or DOCTORS office DE 2496. .,
ing and. and some knowledge Of tipping; ,3h
TX-FEDERAL EfPLOYE, 3 yrs experience
as mimeograph operator and clerical work.
lent refs. Call DE- 2496.
HOSP. TRAINED practical nurse. colored,
wants S-hr. night duty, / pm. to am,
Sunday Of. Adams 1858.
DAY or as alteration hand in shop. CO.
MIpDLE-AGED WIDOW wants work to do
at home; mems mending neatly done; no
WAITING. Phone DU. $3.50
UNENCUMBERED trained secretary. prac-
neal nurse, wishes position as apartment
ma1aGsr Cn or companion; Box 137-D; STAR
ladies' shop or mems valet shop; salary
S35 wk. Call RA, 433S after 6 pm 7'
CURTAINS, fine linens, silks done at home.
work guaranteed. LU. 0S50.
Evening star., 1947-01-05
PERSONAL,

INCOME TAX QUESTIONS answered at
your home or office throughont the year
by tax expert Call ME- 1894, 81
WANT CAT: So do J. but have too
many. Phone Sligo 1191
MATERNITY CLOTHES like movie stars
EILEEN. CO. o769.
Evening star., 1947-01-05
SITUATIONS MEN and woMEN

CARETAKER, white, for rooming house, in
exchange for furnished apt. and small SAL
ary. Husband employed. Box IBID, Star
work. Ask for OSCAR LOGAN. NO. 3i1S.