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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-09

FLOWERS METAL WORKS. ROOFING
and sheet metal work. R. W. Smith
Is N. Second. Dial 2-3556-2-8472.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-09
THEY WORK LIKE A CHARM /!
S5-Help Wanted, Male

WANTED - MAN FOR PROFITABLE
Rawlejgh business. Products well
known. Real opportunity. Write Raw
leigh's, Dept. NC-K-252-119, Richmond,
Va.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-09

NEW AND USED PHONOGRAPH REC
ords. Victor, Columbia, Decca. etc.
Your choice. E for 81. Seashcre Music
Co.. 523 S. Front.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-09
63-For Rent Houses

GROOM g BEDRooMs) FURNISHED
cottage. Central oil heat. Comfortably
furnished for winter home. 10 Lagoon
Drive, Wrightsville Beach. Available
February l. Phone 2-6581.
FOR RENT COMFORTABLE HOUSES
and apartments at Wrightsville Beach.
Suitable for winter occupancy. Reason
able rates. Orrell Realty Co., 2l2 Prin-
cess street. Phone 2-3306.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-09

CARPENTER REPAIRS - ANY KIND.
We build frames, doors, windows and
cabinets. Dial 5118.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-09
60-For Rent Rooms

NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM .
Steam heat. semi-private bath, centra.
location. COB Chestnut.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-09

SPENCER INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED
supports for health and comfort. Mrs.
Mauney. l09 Walnut St. Phone 1890.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-09

SPENCER SUPPORTS A N D BRAS.
siers designed. Mrs. Ramseur.c Cal
for appointment. Dial 6214
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-09
S0-Houses For Sale

30 WALNUT sTREET-TwO STORY g.
room home at low figure. H. F. Wilder.
Phone 1882.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-09
l4-Business Services

OIL STOVES AND GENERAL HOUSE
hold ~renairs. Dial 9135 ask for Mr.. Bor-
deaux.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-09

ONE USED HOUSE TRAILER FOF
sale. River Front Trailer Park.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-09
87-Wanted, Male or Female
90-Help Wanted, Female

WANTED MAID FOR GENERAL
homework. Health card required. Ref
erences. Phone 2-7162.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-09

FOR SALE - 1916 CUSHMAN MOTOR
scooter with gear shift. $4,000. 81
North 5th street.
Evening star., 1947-10-19

Gerald and Adelaide welles, rtrl.
garry and Anita Weiss, girl.
Tnomas and Margaret Wharton, boy
Alton and Deloris Virgins, girl.
Karl and Anna witt, girl.
Mllllam and Florence Wolfe. girl.
Char arles and Alta Wonder, boy.
Lee Roy and Shirley woodward, rirl.
John and Jane Wooton, rirl
Evening star., 1947-10-19
.UNESC0 Commission
Recommends Setup
Assuring Free Press
By the Assoeioted Press

PARIS, Oct. ia commission OF
the United Nations Educational
Scientific and Cultural Organization
today recommended setting up ma
chinery for assuring "a free flow
OF words and images across national
borders"
The resolution, adopted by the
|. UNESCO Commission on Free Flow
of Information, added that freedom
here as elsewhere, must be harnessed
to responsibility, which means the
effort to state the truth"
Monetary Clearing House.
The machinery proposed in the
resolution, which is subject to minor
editorial revision, included:
International exchanges of jour-
nalists and others in the newspape
magazine, radio, film and book pub
fishing fields; national centers of
cultural information: both national
and international institutes of the
press and information: and an in
ternational monetary clearing house
to overcome currency restrictions
affecting mediums for exchange of
information.
Broader tasks in the field of in
terchange of news itself were left,
the resolution indicated, to the
United Nations Conference on Free
dom of the Press, the work of which
I'VE await with eager interest"
The proposed national centers of
cultural information would be de-
signed to spread information on
publications and production tech
niques in different parts of the
world"
The national and international
Institutes of the press and informa-
ton, with press, radio and film sec
tions, would help train workers and
organize exchanges.
Exchange Plan Proposed.
The commission recommended q
plan which would work out some
thing like this:
A newspaper could send men,
ber of its staff to do paid work on
a paper in a foreign country-pre-
sumably one more advanced in
newspaper techniques. At the same
time the first paper would con-
tribute what 1t saves on his salary
to pay for travelling expert"
from the other country, who would
replace him on the staff.
The report makes only one passing
mention of censorship, in q list of
obstacles to better circulation of
books.
The commission could not agree
on a proposal to publish a world
review Ito make UNESCO better
known in large parts of the world
where it's influence was unfelt or
misunderstood" The Soviet Union
Is among the countries which have
declined to join UNESCO.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. G. laws couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,0ait three tull days and
receive the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Earl BURGESS: e. ss41. 4th st. ne. and
julius Hertko Il, A. Franklin Part Hotel. and
Essie Whitaker. 81. $500 New Hampshire
H.ss Ess s5sSn Mss4s g. g. tGS 9o.s Sad St. 81. ~" and
Joanna watson. rs. $500 i4t6 st. NV.
Lena mi 4sfe e. sss h.s.. .s
william korn. IS, San rranciseo. Calf. -,
and Marguerite Peterson, 26, Candy,
James Brown, So, 474 Eye st. s.x. and
u,LsI Laura Madden. n. aS. q s25 Mclean ave ~
ElIs stuart; s5, Fioyd. Va: w. anu
Nd. Nd. and Luvsnis Letlov' a. 24lb
Va, and Nettie watkins. 2l, 1921 N
Robert Meera, "a. 2os D st. me-. and Helen
George Gills. tr.. 22,, Roanoke, Va, and
s.Enaad nas 60 1sSs rs1.I 18th vt St 1d
Beulah Gloyd. "a. 1475 Columbia I'd
Robert Marshall, 80 1902 10th st. se
and Catherine Green, 30, 3l66 18th st.
Raymond Albin. 25, 1913 NJ st. NV. and
Francis Finn, 2l, 124S 10th st. NV, and
Gloria Hall. 1s. 1886 3sth st. NV.
Warren Young, 3B, 2070 Belmont rd NV,
and Catherine Heinrich 33, 31OO Con-
Clifton Shannon, @ jr, 10. 1715 Newton st.
NV, and Jacqueline Dunmyre, 10, 1914
Alfred cerruti. G. nia. a1. Fairlawn, N. j.. and
Mary orton. l9. 1925 Harvard st: NV.
Charles Hafermehl, 81. and Francis Weeks
80. both Of 1901 goth ST. NV
Minnie McGraw. 3b, 1910 Belmont I'd.
Charles Apperson, SO. culpeper. Va. and
Nancy bristow. SO. 1918 Belmont rd
52. both Of 1909 b st. ne.
Lewis Montague, 20. 1914 Connecticut
ave NV, and Margaret Huckaby, 2S,
80 Plattsburg ct. NV.
Earnes. is, 5947 Macarthur blvd. NV.
Joseph Healy, 33, Harrisburg, Pa, and
Ruth Fechtman, 3S, 3446 Connecticut
Henry Potter. 23.. e137 g st. NV, and
Lucy Brannon, %. West Potomac Park.
William Alexander. 80, Richmond. Va, and
|. Mabel Fields, "a, 42s New York ave.
Evening star., 1947-10-19

The ideal low cost, year round; homes
Tor thrifty lot owners! Easily erected.
Precision engineering and streamlined
methods keep prices down to rock
potion! Compare before you buy or
build!
Evening star., 1947-10-19
II.
If Stomach Gas or
Sour Food Taste
Robs You Of Sleep
Here's How You May Help,
Whether You Eat 500 Pounds
or 1000 Pounds of Food
Int Year
ADVERTISEMENT.

You can't feel cheerful. be happy and
sleep we'll. II your stomach II always up
set. As age advances the "old stomach"
needs more help. The reason Is this:
Everytims food enters the stomach Q
vital gastric Juice musVdow normally to
breakup certain food particles: else the
food may Torment. Sour food, acid indi-
gestion and sas frequently cause q NOR
bid, touchy, frstful, peevish, nervous
condition, loss OF appetite, underweight,
restless Sleep. weakness.
To get real relief you must increase
the flow OF this vital gastric Juice. Medi-
sal authorities, in Independent laborA-
tory tests on human stomachs. have by
positive proof shown that SIS Tonic Il
amazingly effective in increasing this
how when 1t Is too little or scanty due
to Q non-organic stomach disturbance.
This is due to the SIS Tonic formula
which contains very special and potent
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Also, SSS Tonic helps build-up non.
organic. weak, watery blood in nutri.
tional anemia-so with . good now Of
this gastric digestive juice. plus rich red
blood you should eat better. sleep better,
feel better. work better. play better.
Avoid Furnishing yourself with over
doses Of soda and other alkalizers to
counteract gas and bloating when what
you 30 dearly need Is SIS Tonic to help
you digest food for body strength and
repair. Don't waiti Join the host OF
happy people SSS Tonic has helped
Millions OF bottles sold. Get bottle OF
SIS Tonic from your drug store today,
oeS Tonic helps Build Sturdy Health.
Evening star., 1947-10-19

| Raymond ard Madalyn Craig, s..i,
| Wexford and Isabel Davis, boy,
Harry anu Madeline Davis, boy.
Alton and Lena Davis, girl.
James and Alice Dawson, girl,
George and Maude Deering, girl,
I9hn % and Irene Delay, girl.
Alfred and Frances Den, boy.
Richard and Olive Donovan, boy,
Joseph and Jean Doyle, girl.
Bernard and Esther Dryer, girl
Adair and Olive Entwisle, girl.
George and Evelyn Estep, girl
Joseph and Catherine Fitzgerald, boy.
FRANCIS and Mary Fowler, girl.
Bernard and Gladys Franklin, boy.
Herbert and Gertrude Friedman, boy.
Eelx and Elizabeth Gentle. girl.
Harold and Viola Gershaneck, boy,
Frederick and Betsy Glass, girl.
william and Louise Golden, boy.
Edmund and Shirley Grant. girl.
Charles and Pearl Gregory. boy.
Walter and Mary Gretschel, boy.
Jacob and Dolores Groomes, girl.
Robert and Sarah Hall, girl
Levin and Marie Handy, girl.
Clayton and Mary Hawfield, boy,
Carl and Veral Herring. girl
Ernest and Frances Hill, girl-boy (2).
Alfred and Winifred Hodgson, boy.
Theooric and Segna Huey, girl.
William and Alice Iddings, girl.
Albert and Laura Kaizen, girl.
Samuel and Jewel Kaskey, girl.
Louis and Eunice kaufman, girl
Henry and Mary Knight. boy.
William and Katherine Kriemelmeyer, cir
Albert and Sue Lambden. girl.
Harry and Beatrice Lamm, boy.
Otis and Hildredth Lancaster, boy.
Leonard and Marian Licwinko, boy.
Maurice and Beatrice Liebenberg, girl.
Robert and Ruth Little, boy.
Lawrence and Mary Lucas, girl
Vincent and Geraldine Meehan, girl
Evening star., 1947-10-19

John Scherer. IS, Fort Belyoir, Va. and
Betty Visneron. 23 Alexandria, va
aaHd Dorothy Di Iorio, 2s. 1913 Rhode
Jack Panich, so. 2o2 F st. me-. and c.
celia vsrso. 27; 8l4 sth st. s.w..
Hopsrt Thomas. 81, Bethesda. Md. and
Paul Resan, a5. Bayonne. N. j., and Mary
Jordan, -, 1857 Park rd. NV.
i Viola Tillman. "a, 1902 East Capitol st.
Howard Richardson: 30. and Celia Woods,
Edward Goddard, jr., 81, and Helen Hicks
10, both of Richmond, va.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Royce and Mabe, Never. girl

Royce and Mabe, Never, girl.
James and Suzai,n Mineweaser. girl
WAYNE and Marian Morton, sirl.
Christopher and Margaret Mullady, girl
John and Lillien McClain, boy.
William and Beatrice McGrow, boy.
William and Elizabeth Nordstrom, boy.
FRANCIS and Margaret O'Brien, boy.
John and Mary OConnor, girl.
Robert and Marjorie Olds, girl.
herman and Gertrude Orling, girl.
Charles and Julia Parkerson, boy.
Jack a1ad Alma Pearson, boy.
Lloyd and Della Perry, boy.
James and Dorothy Phelps girl.
Forest and Edna Phillips, girf.
Garnet and Murilian Pickett. boy.
Lowell and Mary Plank, boy.
Paul and Lillian Price, boy.
John and Virginia Rainer, girl.
David and Vergie Reynolds, boy
De We're and Dorothy Hickey, girl.
Curtis and Jewell Rishel, boy
John and Rose Robinson, girl.
Leslie and Carrie Schock, boy.
Kobert and Carol Schumacher girl.
Vincent and Helen Sgambato, boy.
woodrow and Winifred Shifflet, boy.
BENJAMIN and Ruth Shoemaker, girl,
Albert and Nadia SiTbaugh, boy
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Births Reported

lFrom D. c. Bureau OF Vital Statistic
Dallas and Olivia Barr, boy.
Louis and Hazel Basile. boy.
William and Jean Bell, girl.
John and Idella Berg. girl.
Joseph and Mildred Bladen, girl.
Leonard and Vida Bruner. girl.
A. Kent and Florence Buchanan, girl .
Carl and Jeanette Bumgardner, girl,
William and Edna Burleigh, girl.
Robert and Donna Burnham, boy.
William and Rita Burton. girl.
William and Patricia Butcher, boy.
Hilton and Mary Campbell, girl.
Edward and Anita Candee, girl.
Thomas and Virginia Chew, boy.
Lem and Dorothy Cohen boy.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Deaths Reported

(From D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics. }
Mary. Rich. 80, 544S Nevada ave NV.
Charles A. Duvall. so, Upper Marlboro, Md
Lillian E. Doom. II. 25O4 Branch ave Sc.
William E. Knifin. 80. Millwood N. Y,
Infant Mccauley. 2544 18th ST. NV.
Mary I. Butler. 65. 1920 Pearson pl. s.e.
Susie Ingram. 81. 413 G st. ne
Edna M. Hall, 81, 1892 Hapkins pl Sc
Willnes B. Fergerson, 26, 1921 18th ST.
Evening star., 1947-10-19

william and Mary Simms. girl.
-2Wrolce and Ethel Simpson, boy.
wayne and Wilma Sisson, boy
Francis and Betty Slattery. girl.
Robert and Kathryn Smeltzer, girl.
Jack and Marjorie Stallings, boy.
Rubin and Miriam Stein. boy.
Norris and Johanna Sternberg, girl.
Evening star., 1947-10-19

lanes and Elaine Strong, boy.
soy and Lucille Sutherland, boy,
Joseph and Dorothy TAYLOR. boy.
Frank and Mary Tourond, girl.
clarence and Geneva D,rmark girl.
| William and Alice Weaver, boy.
Charles and E1inor Webb, boy.
] Raymond and Carmelina Weber. boy
Evening star., 1947-06-27
SALESMAN.

TO INTRODUCE sA-SO-MA hay fever re-
lief DOUGLASS CO.. 1920 18th st; NV.
ACCIDENT AND HEALTH insurance So
iicitors: salary contract plus writing fees;
good income selling by appointment.
Ma 340I.
COAL SALESMAN, well acquainted with
city and vicinity: knowledge of stokers
and burners desirable but not tssentiai
give age and experience. Box 3s5-L. Star.
EXPERIENCED brush, coupor or maga-
zine men: this is new deal: four OF our
new men have made over 500 the first
week S2S woodward Building.
MEN who can sell or would ike to try.
Here is an opportunity to make more
money. don't answer unless willing to
work and follow instructions; positions
offer real future with security. Box 117-
NEON CLOCKS, NEON SIGNS. huoreseent
fixtures, leads furnished; earnings uufim-
tied. MARROW FLuORESCENT CO, 41S
H st. ne, bet. Gil am. Fri. and Sat,
June 9th and 2&th. -27
PAINT Statesmen Large local paint
distributor wants experienced paint sales
men to contact maintenance and painter
trade selling Devoe paints, Texoiite,
Dutch Boy products and all paint sundries
Salary based on experience, Call MI.
Clark, Taylor 1000 for appointment. THE
BRoOKAND CO.. 5els Georgia ave. nv.
--l
Evening star., 1947-06-27
HELP MEN and WoMEN

COUPLE for country place near Leesburg,
Va; cook and butler for family of 3; very
desirable quarters with private bath; good
wages and liberal time off. Call MI 495l
Immediately. -2a
COUPLE, white; man with mechanical
ability for general maintenance; woman
g.h.w. for small adult family on Potomac
River near Alexandria; separate furnished
apartment. TIE. 0S05. 29e
COUPLE, colored; experienced housekeep-
ers, for ut,of-town home, s10o monthly,
room and board. Only those with best
references need apply. OIL. 1910. 3
COUPLE, Japanese, as housekeepers. in
New York; 500 monthly, room and board.
WAITREssSEs VA SsSt AND DIsHwAsHERs, ex-
perienced; good salary and meals: uni
forms furnished Apply in person at
3506 Columbia pike. Arlington, Va. Il
TYPIST OR STENOGRAPHER, qualified
person with literary experience or ability;
should have some research experience.
Write qualifications and salary expected;
give experience and schooling acquired.
BEST VOCAL INSTRUCTION II YOU sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So
ciety preparing concert-opera programs;
opportunity for serious members. No
charge, Give voice and phone number,
MAKE THAI EXTRA CASH you can use
by representing this new thrift service.
SD2 dua Fd PuildinV
Evening star., 1947-06-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLLEGE STUDENT, colored, desires full
time position. no cooking or LAUNDRY
FIRST Fin CLASS LAUNDREss wants days
GIRL, colored would like days work;
references Call CHI. 6l12.
GIRL, colored, exp, reliable desires E'hi"''
refs FIR. 5431.
GIRL, colored. wants days work or s-hW.
by the wk FIR. 6944.
GIRL. coiored. wants part time Or 5-dsy
wk work; exper. and refs. DU. 666o
GIRL. colored, wants morning work; Rood
laundress or 3 days work. RA. 1894;
GIRL, colored, wishes days work; IS per
day and carfare; refs, DI. 5119. ..
Job caring for child, cleaning small apt.
GIRL. coiored reliable. wishes part-time
housework; good cook, honest; refs. NO.
GIRL, colored, wants job as waitress or
maid. no nightwork or cooking. Call LU.
WOMAN, colored wants days. work. maids
work light laundry, 3 days wk. AID. 759Z.
WOMAN. colored, wants gh-w. oy week:
WOMAN. eolored. wants laundry work to
do at home; will call for and pick up; Tsis.
WOMAN, intelligent, colored, wants WORK
at seashore for summer. MI. 5o29. 29
WOMAN eoioTsd ed, dsSires d.o s,ss SasS "0fA 0"
WOMEN (2), colcred, wish work morning,
afternoon or evening, cleaning; Al refs
YoUSG GIRL, coiored. desires place a.
nurse or mothers helper. LU. o999, sat
and Sun; ,Dinl.t Dm to oDsn Dn,. wants ,ob a.
houseworker; city reference: stay some
nights Cali DI 0716.
Evening star., 1947-06-27
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.
GOING TO. LEARN TO FLYY Cut

GOING TO. LEARN TO FLY? Cut your
cost in half with your own plane; ny
when and where you like. form club on
q cream and maroon Aeronca trainer:
motor Just oyerhauleds new prop, brakes.
radio. Cont. 65-h; ps $50 hrs. total tim time;
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught
q G1 s training. CHARLEs NEWMAN
STUDIOS, 1905 G st. NV. ME. 1890.
sEAuIx II ~ OPERATORS NEEDED--Modern
training in all subjects, day, night and
part-tine classes; get our free cataiosue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. approved
Tor D.. c.. requirements and 81 framing.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture, al
subjects taught, Apnroyea By G Goysrnmsny5 aTIqy
COLLEGE !2lo g s.: nv. DI i76a;
NATIONAL INSTITUTE or COMMERCE
& TECHNOLOGY. INC, 24So 18th st. NV.
aaooSysaRsssAT1oNAL aoo ass ENGLISH, private
tutoring, experienced teachers. Hours can
be arranged Call RA. 053S. -2S
IONGFELLOW SCHOOL-Summer session:
grades. 1st through Sth; limited classes.
Phone OIL. 500, WI. 955S. II
UTORING-COACHING - Children from
grades / TO g; makeup work specialty;
remedial reading stressed: trained, ex-
perienced teacher MI. 1889. so
INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH. competent
teacher. Grades through high school;
Reasonable rates. Hours arranged. 53S
10th est. me-. AT. 1888. -
Evening star., 1947-06-27
SALESMAN Cont. ]

SAhESfnEN tS0nt.t.
PHARMACEUTICAL sALEs-Csreer posi-
salesman to Contact doctors and drug
gists, present products of nationally
snSsa e.ssa groass sshs s aA SsaPs osa Terri
wiiiing to train man with education and
good 60 ssa sales reeord Phone B. NJ. DIXON IA.
REALTY sALEsMEN-Last month. one of
my statesmen made S952; another. mex
you ean noT make sioooe % yry ri sS With my CO.
Il YOU are good salesman. oW. 1897.
SALESMAN. preferably with insurance
experience. sos G st. NV. Suite q go.
sALEsMAN-used furniture store; must
Apply 4 ACE fTsNiTuRE FUR EF6i CO. s. 81 III indiana
sALEsMAN-Drawing against commission;
good hours; should make over $50 week:
mems wear store. MILLS CO. 9th and E
s1i.ESMAN-PIeassnt outside wcrk: SAL
sary and COM: car unnecessary; expert
enced canvassers preferred good oppor-
NV NV YoRR aasf JE%ELR8 vi Co. zIs ia s.
statesmen te9, to sell Intangible service
advertising inquiries; must be neat ap-
pearing, tactful and have good sales rec
Ss Ms saF seuirea FSf 81
Statesmen with car; big commission;
weekly advances. Call Shepherd 20l1:
SECURITY SALESMAN. with active Glen
tele: liberal commission and drawing ac-
count, plenty of leads and cooperation.
HOS 18th st. NV
SETTLED MAN. experienced in selling. to
so5k in App5 sHEa'qlf Mr 'seSs Rossrfs fso e
NO. 3343. SMITHS TRANSFER g. STOR-
AGE CO. 1913 U ST. NV =
SELL TIRE X, sensational new auto ac-
cessory; initiates tires instantly, puts out
fireS: no motorist should be without; sells
for S4.95; your commission, S1.25; sales
men making $40 to S25 daily in spare time.
AUSTIN. Rm. LA, 1915 Eye st. n.w.-30
SALESMEN-Best offer We know Of for
Wide-awake salesmen today: salary and
conn, isSion plus underwriters fee. Car
unnecessary. See MR.. BROWN. Saturday
morning at Room 629 Bond Building.
OIL BURNER SALESMAN, experienced,
prefer Silver Spring resident. For appt.
call SH 1T51 -29
Evening star., 1947-06-27
HELP poMESTIc.

COOK G) and chambermaid-waitress %
to 20 to Nantucket Mass. for summer.
Pvt. home. Must have Al refs. WI. 234o.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, to live In; 2
small children; nice upstairs room; REFS
required. Call EN- 2195. -27
G.H.W., experienced: local refs: no
cooking: light laundry; live In; $3.50 Wk.
G.H.w.4PIsin cooking, laundry; fond Of
and csrfare. EN-. $3.50 -es
GH.W, plain cooking, fond Of children;
live in; good salary. 81. 3091. -3
GIRL. live in. g.h.w.. plain cooking; must
be reliable. have references; upstairs room,
complete bath; Children : and 2hs
Bethesda SIS week. OIL. I0247. -27
HoUsEKEEPER, exper., refined, for beau
tiful estate. We entertain frequently.
One who can drive to market. cook light
meals for family cook S day OF; SI00 mo. i.
rm, board. MRS. CLARKE, WI. 5000.
-2S
HoUsEKREPER. white, competent. un-
encumbered, under so; prof. man and
son, z; live In, pvt. rm.; wkiy. cleaning
maid; child's laund. only: Bethesda
Iss1 IDsai Re 5efs. o- pref salary open. MS
MAID. live in or out: capable. experienced
person, fond Of children. assist with general
housekeeping. care of children, cooking.
Sss per wk.' References. sH. 1852. -9g
MAID vino knows how to cook. TO 60 10
North Beach for sumner. Apply 2409 Zen
SETTLED LADY, to help care for Invalid
and s.h.w.; live in. GE. 4549. rs
Evening star., 1947-06-27

and turned the thumb of his right
hand" on Paul McNutt.
MIR. Farley said Mr.. Roosevelt did
not even mention Corden Hull, Jesse
Jones, Robert Jackson, Frank Muir
ply, Harry Hopkins or MIR. Farley
himself as possibilities.
Mr.. Farley also wrote that he
rebuked the late George Cardinal
Mundelein of Chicago for trying
70 influence him to support a third
term.
He said his meeting with the car
dinal occurred at the latter's hotel
suite in New York shortly before
the Hyde Park third-term confer
ence and soon after the churchman
had talked with the President in
Washington.
Asked to Back Roosevelt.
He said the cardinal urged two
things:
First, convinced that Mr.. Roose-
welt would run for a third term, he
wanted Mr.. Farley to support him;
second, Mr.. Farley, as Catnollc,
should avoid involving "the Cath
olics in another debacle" such
as the defeat of Alfred E. Smith in
1923.
Mr. Farley said he replied he was
not convinced Mr.. Roosevelt would
run again, that he doubted Mr..
Smith was defeated because he was
Catholic, and that mo other
Democrat has a better chance than
I" to win the presidency in 1910.
! Perhaps you will not like this, y
Mr.. Farley said he told the prelate,
but it is in my mind and you should
know it. You are the first person
in the church who has ever at
tempted to influence me on a polit-
ical matter, and I have been in poll
tics 80 years"