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HAPPENINGS

Mrs. E. w. Vaught and Miss Abel
pha Vaught are spending severa
days with relatives in Greybull
Wyo., before leaving for Missoul:
where they will spend the winter
and Miss Vaught will attend the
university.
Mrs. B. Meyer Harris was hostess
last Wednesday afternoon to mem.
bers of her bridge club, with Mrs
j. G.. Mace, a club guest. Mrs. j
l.. Tubman was the winner of high
score, Mrs. Harris, second and Mrs,
F. o. Hartley, low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lindauer had
as their guests last week Mr.. and
Mrs. Chauncy Hall of st. Louis,
Mich, and Mrs. R. T. Trott of Bill
lings. Mr.. Hall had been a pupil
of Mrs. Lindauer when she taught
| school in st. Louis, Mich As years
ago.
Mrs. J. G. Macdonald and children
have returned from Manhattan where
thew spent several weeks with Mr..
MacDonald's parents, Rev. and Mrs.
John Macdonald. The family is re-
siding at 100 Fifth rel
Mrs. j. M. Wiepert of Forsyth
is spending several days here visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Mary Ann
Drury. Other guests of Mrs. Drury
were her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wiepert and
son Gerry and Ann Carol Anderson,
all of Forsyth, who left for a tour
of Yellowstone park.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Edwards and
sons, Hugh and Dow and daughter
Joyce left recently for Bakersfield,
Calf, to reside.
Mrs. Thomas Everett and child
rem have returned from White Sui
phur Spring where they spent some
time with relatives. Newton, oldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett, who
sustained injuries in a haying acct
dent July 20, is still confined to
hospital near White Sulphur
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burl E. Hughes are
the parents of twin sons born We'd
nesday, Sept. 3 at a Billings nos
pital.
Miss Edith Busby was hostess at
a party honoring the birthday of her
mother, Mrs. Richard Busby. Out
of town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Riddle, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brake
and Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Partridge.
all of Billings.
Mrs. Walter DeWald reports her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lee of Hollywood, Fla,
are the parents of a daughter who
has been named Patricia Bee. Mrs.
Lee is the former Miss Dorothy Rus
sell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Erfle of Rapelje
guests last Wednesday of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Lumsdon.
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time at Big Horn hot spring OF
vacation.
Premature explosion of a charge
of nitro-glycerine as it was being
lowered into an oil well southwest
of Bridger resulted in the immediate
death of Benner H. Kelley of Lau-
rel.
Miss Ruth Terrill and Mrs. Clar-
ence Hunt who are among those who
went up in the ~airplane Labor Day
pronounce it quite a thrilling trip.
o.
George Tonne was recently APP
pointed police judge and justice of
the peace to succeed ]. B. Platt, re-
signed.
R. A. Kirkpatrick of Laurel and
Rose Beslanowitch of Park City were
married in Forsyth, Wednesday, July
26. Recent announcement of their
marriage was a surprise to many
of their friends, and it was not
known beyond immediate relatives
until a few days ago.
Ruth Void who has been visiting
with an aunt in Forsyth for the
past two weeks, returned home Fri
day.
T. r. Holmes and family and Mr..
and Mrs. c.. T. Tharalson drove to
the East Rosebud lake last Saturday
where they spent Sunday and Labor
Day.
w. L. A. Calder and family, W.
3. Chamberlain and family and G..
Tompkins were among the parties
going to the Saltwater for a camp
ng trip Saturday.
Charles and George P. Davis and
enjoyed an outing on Rock
Creek above Boyd, Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dix of Liv-
ngston were guests of Mrs. E. w.
Baker and Mrs. Grover Jones for
he week end and over Sunday. Mrs.
Laurel outlook., 1947-09-10
LAUREL HAPPENINGS
rs YEARS AGO TODAY
Quoted and paraphrased items of
news from the 25 years ago
Laurel Outlook.
September 6. 1922

September b. l9ZZ
The big Labor Day celebration was
enjoyed by a mammoth crow last
Monday. The size of the crowd
varied during the day with a maxi
mum of $500 people or the grounds
at 10 o'clock in the evening. Audi
ence participation in sporting events
during the afternoon were enjoyed
by all and consisted of horse races,
bucking contests, free-for-all races,
boys races, mems races, ladies nall
ing contest, girls races, mems stand
ing broad jump, Ford owners race,
car owners pumping contest, tire
changing contest, ladies' spud race,
mems sack race, married ladies'
race, farmers race and other events
of similar nature.
Messrs. Krone and McArdle have
leased the Strand theatre and are
operating the picture house.
Enrolment of pupils on the first
day of school, which was last Tues
day, was 545 in the grades and high
school. Of this number, 43O were
grade pupils and 115 in attendance
at the high schol. The senior class
consists of Is.
Sale of the Laurel Bakery, n of
the pioneer enterprises of Laurel,
by C. H. Horen to l.. Graft of Mil
waukee, Wis, was made last week.
The deal includes the plant equip
ment, business and good will of the
bakery. Possession is given immedi-
ately. Mr.. and Mrs. Horen have
not decided upon plans for the fu-
ture, but expect to spend a short
Laurel outlook., 1947-09-10
Kills Garden Aphids

DOT is a good killer of aphids on
garden peas. A five percent DOT
spray not only gives good kills, but
lasting protection. Next most effec-
tive spray, as reported by Okla
homa A. and M. college, was a two
tenths of 1 per cent nicotine sui
phate spray. A l re- cent %rotenone
dust was least effective of the in
secticides used on the aphids.
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"Dead
ReCkOning''

Sunday shows, 2:30, GAS & 9 p. Nj.
Monday and Tuesday shows at 8
P. M.
Added: Cartoon, Newsreel and THE
MARCH OF TIME entitled Turkeys
100 Million"
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the society had entire charge of the
exercises and those in attendance
had a very enjoyable evening.
Mildred and Myron Erb who were
visiting relatives near Huntley have
returned so as to be ready for the
opening day of school.
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Dix is a sister of Mesdames Baker
and Jones.
A varied and interesting enter
tainment was given in the Metho-
dist church Tuesday night by the
Kings Heralds, a junior missionary
society. The youthful members of
Laurel outlook., 1947-09-10
s'Dick Tracy
vs.. CuebdII"

shows at GAS and 9 P. M. One
show Friday at s p. M.
Saturday shows at GAS and 9 P. M.
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''AngeI and
The Bddmdn'

End Feature
Thrills, suspense and sudden death
saturate this second of a series
based on Chester GOuld's comic strip.
Dick Tracy the detective dares death
to deliver diamonds.
Morgan Conway Rita COrday
Anne Jeffreys Ian Keith
Lyle Latell Dick Vessel
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Royal Theatre
WEEKLY PROGRAM

THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Sept. 11-12-13
This traditional twO-gun western ac-
tiOn story combined with a tender
love story should please all movie
goers. The hero fights to live with
a gun in each hand until an Angle
came along to stop him.
John Wayne Bruce Cabot
Gail Russell Irene Rich
Harry Carey Lee Dixon
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SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY

SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY
SEPT. 14-15-16
All she wants is lOve-but when her
lover discovers her crimes, he to
must go; and in the attempt to
kill him, she loses her life. It's a
smashing drama and you will never
forget the suspense, the suspicion or
the suspect.
Humphrey Bogart William Prince
Lizbeth Scott Marvin Miller
Charles Cane Wallace Ford
Evening star., 1947-04-02
PERSONAL.

VACANCY IN HOME for elderly person
sHF e9FERS eoFREs, sH aHapstss s9ae
Tqrknm,asnyshi6P m guaTanttsss,d,; ts, cRoswEL5L.'s S
sGIp 81 O'5o, COVERS: s,,5Skk SSkkAFEkiEs, bedspresds
SPECIAL oFfER-sxla photo: mounted n1Le
i u noon Sunday, 1850 on your dial g
PERMANENT, S4. shampoo and finger
wave. soc, No appointments. MABELLE
IsoS i YOU ARE IS NEED Or. a LOAN sg g Il f
/ &EspEss; 3 n NC; sso4 asofsia ave; ' ..
fngerwave, soc. No appointments; Al
Flynn Ff5 S0q BER1TY e sp'ceSeI coiiEas ps1o s.
COCKTAIL SANDWICHES for Easter par
dos. @ Cali ii, MRS. n. R. MOORE, II Ho. > o7s5
u MoTT HOLES sgz tsSEs sts
n Wash; bIyd;, Arl;; Va. GIL: 1900 ~
upHoLSTERING-4s-hour service. Co
DRESS MAKING. alterations: reasonable
Rr1ss oHSs6S ~ SoE6 EN- see s.etb
pared while you wait. Room 6o2, Westor,
BsE ne cSrG III CIV for cHsea sas
flt. because you have lost weight. or they
need restyling. we specialize in that field
Expertly done at moderate prices studts
fsnsFay hea4e Bde A NE Il E1eE e9gm5 81
ave. N.Y. lilo F st. NV. Room 20
HAIR REMOVED. positively. permanently
perfectly by graduated electrologist, for
mer university medical research associate.
by medical science; free consultation. Ap,-
ends, cslI Mishlssn as5o. w =
TRAINED CHORUS OF go voices available
for programs. entertainment, to raise
money; university girls and men. Gall
NURSES, AVAILABLE = Registry licensed
and bonded; never closed DU. 3262. "a
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home; n e
or Sc, white or colored, Nd or Va. cox
eG1LDs GH 3 raKaDrsf-psSson ast ST. psas country
taton and resident, Pony riding. daily
swimming. outdoor sports. arts and crafts;
upon request. 9401 Ga. ave, sH. 1914.
WANTED.-Companion. home .atmosphere.
for elderly lady, NV. Sec; refs. required:
state your terms. Box 42l-V: Star; g.
MUSIC STUDIO, beautiful, furnished. for
rent; teaching. practice: by month, week,
PUBLIC RELATIONS service, counseling,
editing publications, news letters, publicity.
WANTED-companion and home atmo-
sphere for elderly lady, NV. sec; refs
REQUIRED; state your terms. Box 421-V
WANTED DAY AND NIGHT CARE for 2
children, ages 6 months and 3h years
Call MRS. BARKER. CO. 62S7 after pm
CURTAINS STRETCHED, will call for and
deliver. DE. 1929. 81
WILL MOTHER who desires rooms for her.
sell and son call RA. S1Il2
Evening star., 1947-04-02
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.-Be well prepared
When we coach you, you pass: coaching
day and night, 10 am. to noon. $50 q m.
to 10 pm. Call Mr.. Richards, NJ, 955S;
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
ssHq0 sI s3.a lats "a ST. s. y Tv0l The
CIVIL SERyICE-Clerk, 1t. Pergande,
81 SO; mental alertness test. ST 30; arith-
metic, Pergande, 81; guard, bldg, Per-
gande, S1.50; chemistry. Pergande, 81 30:
spelling and vocabulary tcoming), 81 so;
Wards Clerical Book, arithmetic, spelling.
mental test, filing. few left, 81. For all
Civil SERVICE booss always see BoYD's'
MODEM rRAINING In beauty culture. all
Tor oT training. WAR-FLYNN KEAuTY
2ic ( Rook So p samps 1sS
tions and answers covering subjects in
civil service test. 50. MERIT PUB. Rm
sEsuTY BIZ 4ao 6PrKAioRs = ays y p 5lg
training in. all subjects. day, night and
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved
for D. c. requirements and GI training
1910 N. Y. ave. ME TITS. Estab. 1918
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught in
training. CHARLES NEWMAN sTUDIos
1905 G ST NV, ME-. 400, RA. 5000 -
THE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE office
in a sharp course of 4 weeks Of compre-
hensive study of the fundamentals in real
estate. The lectures are of interest to
those desiring to enter the real estate
business as career or to those who desire
occupation; Lectures start Tuesday, April
now! Write or phone THE SCHOOL OF
REAL ESTATE. 1887 M st. NV, DI. 1854.
Evening star., 1947-04-02
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.


ADV. ARTIST, 500 WK.-Exper layout
artist, real future. Miss Bond at FORD
EMP. SERVICE, 913 18th st. NV. RE.
LEGAL SEC, $50 wK.; must be able to
take $50 w.p.m.. shorthand or stenotype,
near D. c., at once. Stenog. Office, Alex
andria. 500 wk. Export and import secre-
tary top salary. Temp stenogs, S1.25
hr. up. See Miss Lee. (Est 80 yrs1 For
the better positions always see BOYD'S,
1888 F. MA. 2340.
STENO., S75 WK.; able to take deposi-
tions, near D. c.; Trade Asso, sec. start
$50 wk.; stenog., small Office, S45 wk. See
Miss Bond at FORD EMP. SERVICE, 913
18th st. NV, RE. 1928.
SALESMAN, cosmetics, exper., car nec.:
bookkeepers. several. $50 wk: stenogra-
pliers start $50 wk. Always openings for
typists, bookkeepers, etc. Free registra-
tion-thousands are placed annually. See
Miss Morgan at INA. 6250 PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 1871 G ST., next to church.
CASHIERS, S40-S45 wk. f), experienced
several openings now; bookkeepers, exper.
start $50 wk.; comptometer operators.
S175 mo-: asst. cashiers, downtown. will
train: can use 80 new employees daily for
unusual openings. Free registration. See
Miss Knight test. IA yrs.l, MA. 2115.
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G, next to
Statesmen. $3.50 mo. m.p, pharmaceu-
tical, salary, bonus and expenses, young
men with selling exper.; air conditioning
salesman, $50 wk. up: electrical supplies,
$50 up; dozens Of others. See Mr.. Paul
now. BOYD'S, 1893 F. Ma. 1888.
Evening star., 1947-04-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BUSINESS EXECUTIVE, experienced exec,
tive, office .management, credit and real
estate: avail; after April 4. AD. Ioll -
tions; eve. gowns n speciality; reas; MISS
BERT. 1880 Irving NV, Apt. 4. AID
GIRL, colored, wants work; elevator op.
orator or maid; full time; exper.i have
permit. no. 1904,
clerical or part-time days work. DE,
GRAPHoTYPE, addressosraph, mimeo-
graph general mailing, . years sgs. experience
Observation-Disclosures fIIsR refined ell,
derly: small salary. Box cory, Star. 4
short S5 case cases hs call mornias @ ssss De Il @ 5S5
NURSE. temporary child's care or mater
Sssa praeca Wehts nish duty
day relief SAT. and sun, Tower 5776 3
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, wants work
in doctors ofnce: can type and fle. Cal
kEfrSED M1ppLE-AGEp WOMAN desires
position managing roominR house, expert,
ensed hotsl ov casn,ey day sssE sesk clerk
sECRETARYMADMIN DMINisTRATIvE- Native
Washingtonian, 35 years old; 10 years ex
perience in construction, real estate anf
general repair business: capable stenog
rapher-bookkeeper, good at general omc'
routine: best of references; desirous 10
tion ONCE: NV. section preferred. ada!
week; S225 month; available April 10Th
Rox 2aa-Y. Star A.
SECRETARY. executive. bookkeeping. per,
sonnel. legal and insurance experience
capable Of sssuming full responsibility
WOMAN, coloreG, desires position a.
waitress or housework LU. 0577. s.
WOMAN, col, experienced file clerk. un
store or elevator operator. Call FIR
6645 Tuesday and Wednesday, hrs $40 tc
Q pm, BEATRICE BENNETT, T15 11tt
st, ne. %
Evening star., 1947-04-02
HONE IMPROVEMENT CO.'S tcont.l.

HOME PRovEMENT COS Cont. I,
ssTlaces. cm wsIess H ehimnsss. ae o nrsDiaces.
Waiis. nslis MAacuccfo. Rt, HornsTs lane:
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 35SS. 10
FLOORS SANDED AND REFINISHED.-
Make your old floors look new. Free esti-
mates. DUKE FLOOR SERVICE, RE. 69s6.
.FLooK SERVICE. nothing but the best;
laying, sanding, finishing. cleaning, par
ouet installations: Bruce finishes: FLOOR
ING coNTRAcToRs. INC. 1912 Wiscon-
HYATTsviILE CONTRACTING CO..
Roofing, siding, guttering, painting, paper-
ing; all work guaranteed; no down pay
ment; low monthly terms; for free esti-
KITCHENS-Streamline your old kitchen
with the very latest cabinets and sink
tops; entire Job done from floor to CELL
MODERN HOME co, MA. 6710.
PAINTING, papering. pfastering. floor re-
finishing and general home Improvements.
36 months to pay. AIRCRAFT DECO
PAINTING. PAPERiNG,' floors, water
psaHnhE poaP. Est f1ss 1925. GILBERT 4 aAMnToN,
REMODEL. .modernize your home NOW:
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL. install
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while have ma
terial Phone W. D. TAYLOR, 81. 3942.
sysn,nss sxseps @ Ell apd ssaaysr,,ENT Sat co
-Remodeling from basement TO attic, also
roofing, siding and storm windows. Free
estimates. FILA terms. WA. 6527, North
9059 A.
Evening star., 1947-04-02
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert books started. kept
part. time, tax returns preparedai1 @ ea1a state
Re9s6 acCousTiNG sgaiss tsrfGns sTGpTST % yrs yrs
once exper.. desires part-time connection1
with .CPA or general office duties. Can
ADMINIsTRATIoN, research, four years
intensive research writing administration
labor personnel problems; one year TOP
interior China; excellent references; salary
secondary to position Offering lncreaslns
sdmipistr. responsibility. BOX lily, StaF'
AUTOMOBILE ACCOUNTANT and book
keeping. years experience; can aanIaIe adIar
work of small new or used car dealer,
from pm. to 8 pm: GIN system. Box
BooKKEEPER ACCOUNTANT. part-time
service soniy: ali taxes. owens 6176. MR..
COOK AND BUTCHER, all around, wants
evening work after 4:3o pm. BOX %o7-ss
ELEC. wELDER desires position with good
firm. Call AT. e047 any time ..,o, - as
office mgr. age So, desires active position
with. future, OR, ,3345 any time time ao-t5. Ms
JOS. Job as 't janitor with living quarters; good
refs. available. LU. 2I45, %
MAN, %, white, single, university, MA. In
part sms Box 7sY STAR OF
MAN, 20. married. double-entry book,
keeping and % ONCE SIN manaser' 1s9s young ana
MAN wants part time or nightWork' porter.
MAN. colored, wants Job as helper or
porter; 8 am. to 5 pm. Call DU. oSs5'
Mr.. PETERSON, after 3 pm.
MAN, colored, wants job as chauffeur or
stock boy Elk. 79SS. 3'-
MANAGER, restaurant: thoroughly exper
front and back; good food cost. efhcient
operator, sober; Al reference Box ~ x,
SIGHT SCHOOL STUDENT. age 25. desires
light work which will allow some time for
studies; will consider some type OF board
and room arrangement. Box 1s3-Y, Star
SEEKING EMPLOYMENT as night watch
man, previous experience. Call NE. o476
RICHARD LEWIS
VET, 2S. varied mechanical exper., desires
on-the.job training in any mechanical line
TR: o12s, leave message. IL
VETERANS: colored e., desire @ pal part-tTlmgef Tagf
co. 9409. 1:30 to 3.
ing in city: Army Ord. personnel and
Salary kr!; optional. Box iss.Y. Star. g
YOUNG MAN, 10 yrs, desires work as
mechanics helper or what have you. Call
YOUNG MAN, exper. advertising (copy and
}ion; TOP, refs. TOM sERGI. 40 lIth
WANTED-Farm work; Q young men;
must have comfortable living quarters and
SovERSMENT Gov EMpLoYE' retired from
Botanical Gardens: full or part time work
OF any kind WI. 1850.
Evening star., 1947-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera. darkroom
or movie outfit; largest selection OF cam
papers, chemicals, photo. books and 500
more items. We buy and trade. See usi
RaaHErg an psg. raoTo u aase eo e. eas a "a ave-
AGGoRDioNs.Bay Sgsj Is.5N as At Jordan's and save.
National 1928. 1015 7th st. NV. Il
ACCOkDIoN. 120-bass Eohner. a treble.
ana forsa faay asse Desg1 w. s4s with
ACCoBDIoN. Accordiana, practically new.
aDpiNG ADJ II 1MAcHINEs, hand and cleo. desk m
AIR CoMPkEssoRs. sasoIine and electric.
portable and stationary. new and used. all
sIkvtes AIk vtoSpnffoaaRs dh ass aaa room s. new
.TIsSSE III sssa a ,.a.s nav sna
aas assd ii now IS she time sH to 'fss buy. Terms.
Al AR iess eeosNDITfosfR. rrfo YER. Carrier G. horse
power. console. drect current. Telephone
AIR M coNDITIoNER. refriserators, vaIk-in
boxes. deep freezes; all types Of restaurant
Proves sRS H'f REFRIGERATioS pIeas CO. AD. 1lso
ANTIoUEs-Early American furniture,
embracing mahogany and walnut chests,
corner cupboards, drop-leaf tables, sofas,
chairs and other fine pieces; also collection
Of antiaus student lamps. vases; satin and m,
yer and ether rare items at WALTER REED
ANTIQUE SHOP. 664o Ga ave. W. RA,
9671 or GE 1905 Open each day, 10
aNlIauEsoid & s neqssaa maosans corner
not. feet high. shelves: Seasons5ie.
Evening star., 1947-04-02
HELp poMEsTic.

s.1a. experienced only: references. Nj.
ScaHAVMBERMAD WAITRESS; references
required, home nights. Call between IL
saS Ssaes sac i've n st. must must be expert
enced; recent refs. Cali EN-. 1879 between
I.s:.. s1ss qss. fs sgso in Bansb nsae1
sesSResGa eo6ksG Ii. W. white; SIS xk ADULTS;
live in, private quarters. BERWYN. foyer
s:y ~s esfs saues ss i've in and
e. ssssH w. for as5h isn.Iy ii Tst
erences required; good salary. WI 1871.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK-cooK, live in,
in apt, experienced; references; $50
SsE SgENEsaI Tfss HHoG1sfWoRxER HG svWso5RxER and aundrsss
ton aes Ridse thseurh rd.. ia JA 1852: S ,ssx n,.,n
GIRL. general houseworkss light cooking; I;nls;
spartmss6t over sto5s; @si, SIS week to start
Ed s.das sa.x af; 81 sieSs e. f. s$i5. ,.n" '
I ~! eIsy Fs 5sss5eness M i required; $a5 week.
GIRL, e.h.W., care Of 2 school-aged chill
dren, plain cook: live in; experenceo.
HoUsEKEEPER-CooKss white: It In family Tdls. !.
live in: references: S25 per week. 1eie-
RRoTsEkEEPER RaTns REFER f' for adults white, tenn
porary; By day or week. Trinidad 9352.
HoUsEKEErER, experienced cook: white
aged 35 to As; lovely upstairs room. can
HoUsEMAID wanted, white: live in, good
home and wages. Telephone any DAY after
10 am. DU. 3944. or cali at 21a7 r st.
IIoapY IIor lR'eSHgw w3ite exper, care for two chill
MAID live in ,nspslIs c4Skns room shwd and Sath Smf
have recent rsieTensss: South 5aaA aAArlinsI99n
MAID. white or colored: good pay; must
housewerk: good COOK. aE; a,9ssa 1884. .xn.I; m3
enced only, to care for lovely home. 3
adults; must be neat: good salary Write
giving exper. and refs, Box l45-X, star.
MOTHERS HELPER, with experience in
general housework; must be under AZ yrs.
0nas Of age on ana ali aan sunday s15 per
ssos 5ss Aabama Smn 0s ave nt S or phone AT 5s16
WOMAN. white. to care for semi-inyalid
Cali ia. o245, MRS. CHARLES F. WID-
WOMAN. colored, settled. reliable; k,ts gh;w:
congeQial surroundings. Oh 1912.
WOMAN. white, reliable; vicinity Bethesda,
Chevy Chase; care 2 children; hours 2
TO $40 pm, Monday through Friday.
Call WI, 1872 between 8 and 9 I'm. 4
WOMAN, settled, cooking and cleaning and
light washing; husband and Wiie employee d
references Box 75-X, Star. d
WOMAN. white lye in, light t.d hoIseTor6 csi,g9s5
gT5imagraiSy4 gaS4 care ar q 4sb sfho0i-asea mug
WOMAN, colored, gh.w., no cooking; live
In or out. OR. 1850, 34O4 Livingston
WOMAN, white, middle aged dependable.
to care for 2 children. aged 2 and B:
good home and moderate salary. Phone
WOMAN, g.hw., plain cooking Bendix
washing machine; adults working; o-day
wk, no Sun. work: salary, $50 wk. NO.
1850: ewes, GE. 2SS3 u
WANTED, refrigeration mechanic, one ex-
perienced in servicing ice cream cabinets.
WASHINGTON MAID INC, AT. 5000. @
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COUPLE OR G.H.W.-CooK, experienced;
live in, pleasant quarters; doctors home;
G.H.W., 6-day- week: s. and carfare.
Phone TR. 32S5 bet. s and e.
GIRL. coicred. wants dav's work; So end
'earfare each day. Cali FIR. 7o62, ..
and cook. s days week; references. NO.
GIRL. colored, wishes work of any kind.
GIRL wishes 2 days, sh.w., Thurs, and
Sat-; SIS per day sno carfare. Call TR
1888 after 6 pm, PEARLIE NORTON
al Howard I'd. Sc, APT; 8. - -,
dren, wo.iid Ike to have / h days work,
NV. seft;; sleep in; viii keep children
room; references. Phone WI. ilo5 Wed
nesday.
GIRL wants daywork part time. to l;
neat, experienced; references. AD. 1905.
workSGE aS29
GIRL colored, wants general housework
or cooking. fpll or part time. Call NO.
4672, -
Evening star., 1947-04-02
IA THE EVENING STAR Washington, d. c.
T.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Gent j

GIRL. colored. wants part-time work OF
days work NO. 0157.
ences; exceptionally good ironer; wants
days work RA. 2965.
WOMAN, colored, wants E.h.w- light
HO 9i6l.
WOMAN. colored, wants g.h.w.: willing
worker with ref. Call De 9740 after
WOMAN wants days work. days. Can
FR 257s.
WOMAN, colored. neat, refined, desires
helping With parties; ref. DE 1904.
GIRL, wishes job as chambermafd; part
time from 8 TO IL or 1 to 8. DE $3.50
WOMAN. colored. wishes part-time work
for afternoon, cleaning and laundry work;
refs FIR. 6747
WOMAN, colored, wishes days work,
Tues. and Weds.; cleaning or laundering;
65c per flr. and carfare. DE. 5046.
PART-TIME general housework, day: no
cooking. Mon through Fri FIR. 063T,
Evening star., 1947-04-02
MOTOR TRAVEL

CALF, TEXAS, CHICAGO = Late-model
sedans; share exp: ref exch. WASH. AUTO
DRIVING TO IOWA April 3: can take 2
passengers capable Of helping to drive. WA
q066 =
TRANSPORTATION round trip ir
new station wagon to Nashville, Tenn, Wis
Knoxville. Phone Republic 1858. Ext. 30s
DRTvING Los ANGELES via Tuscon; need
passengers; lv. Thurs: very reasonable
Ma $500. Room 62S
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. motor travel;
Thursday noon; 1912 Lincoln; room for ..
Call MR. MANN. NO. S594