davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-05-15

Paisley potten sport shirts in
small. medium and large sizes.
7 Originally BIS AII-WooI
Sleeveless Sweaters, V-neek. plain
knit; yellow; in medium size
only ----------------l.o0
8 Originally 5.95 Short-SIeeve
California Beach Shirts with
large breast pocket. small size,
1888
8 Originally $50 Lons-sIeeve
California Sport Shirts with two
breast pockets; red only, in large
and extra large sizes 4.95
z3 Originally s.95 TO e.95 Coli
fornio Styled Stroller" Shirts in
V-neck. pullover models with
long sleeves; medium and large,
z.e5
MEMS Sport Shop, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-05-15

400 Originally so & SIC
Girls Royon Ponties
Csc
The popular brief in teorose.
Sizes s to II onIy.-
II Originally l.33 White and
Tearose Cotton Brossieres. Size
So only 69e
s6 Originally 3.S4 Cotton Mid
riff Poiomas. Assorted coIors;
sizes 9 to l5---2.95
Tses Age Lingerie, Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Orig. 1895 to 1895
Goats, Suits
SIS

s. misses dressmoker suits. 30
women's cool eobordine, full
length box eoots. II misses
fitted and boxy coots.
Mexzanine Of FAVORED Fashions,
Third Floor, The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1947-08-08
Carr 10 Take New Post
lin Municipal Court

Edward M. Carr. chief clerk to the
District Rent Administrator, is to
take over the newly created post of
assignment commissioner for the
Municipal Court:
The new post, along with deputy
commissioner and a clerk, were pro-
vided in the District appropriations
bill signed by President Truman re-
Gently. The job has long been urged
to expedite the speed of handling
cases in Municipal Court.
The assignment commissioner sys-
tenn for Municipal Court will be the
same as that for the District Court
here, occording to Chief Judge
George P. Barse, who will make the
appointment
Mr.. Carr was formerly a deputy
clerk In the civil division of Munich
pal Court and later organized the
small claims branch of the court and
became its first clerk. He resigned
several years ago to accept his pres
|ent position.
Miss Katherine B. Duckwell, now
jury clerk in the civil division of the
court, will be appointed deputy as
signment commissioner, Judge Barse
said. Edward G. Shipley, now as
sistant financial clerk in the crimi-
nal division, will be appointed to fill
Miss Duckwell's present position.
Evening star., 1947-08-08
Piccord Bothyscophe to Drop
Nearly 4 Miles in Initial Test

and points of entry for electric
wires, etc. To test these, we built a
model, identical in every way to the
Bathyscaphe in which we would
dive, but 10 times smaller. The
model was placed in water, and
pressure was gradually increased.
Using our high-pressure laboratory,
we raised pressure sufficiently to
crush various models made Of diff
ferent materials.
The last model was built to with
stand pressure Of 81, 1856 pounds per
square inch. It caved in only under
a pressure of 1880 atmospheres, or
at the equivalent Of a depth of seven
and half miles. Our calculations
were therefore shown to be very
close to the real thing, allowing q
considerable margin of safety. It
was with complete confidence, there
fore, that we told the factory to
proceed with construction Of the
full-sized Bathyscaphe.
But every piece of metal can have
internal faults invisible to the eye.
Once the sphere was cast, we there
fore placed one gram of radium in
the sphere and covered it with spe-
cial Photographic plates-16h
square feet of them!-which, after
exposure for "a hours, showed that
the steel hull was whole every
where except at one point where an
air bubble had gotten into the mol
ten steel It wasn't dangerous, but
we nevertheless removed the bubble
and poured whole steel in instead.
Final Check Made.
One last check had to be made.
We had to subject the cabin to
actual pressure just as we had while
testing models. The normal indus
trial requirement of such tests is
that the device, whatever it be, with
stand at least one and one-haf times
the maximum anticipated load. We
therefore would have to TRY our!
cabin at pressures which simulated
a depth of nearly, 4 miles.
But there is no pressure chamber
in the world capable of
such a test. So we will have tol
try our cabin out at sea.
Before carrying people to the bot
tom, we shall try the Bathyscaphe
out empty. 1t will go down by itself
and at a prescribed depth will drop
ballast automatically to rise again.
We shall check that the test dive is
at least half again as deep as any
dive with passengers. /
The danger of our being crushed is
therefore no greater for us than for
Evening star., 1947-08-08
Hospital Construction
Study Urqed by VFW

The Veterans of Foreign Wars
today urged an interim committee
OF members of Congress and vet
erans' organizations to begin a study
of the begged down" veterans
hospital construction program.
Commander in Chief Louis e.
Starr of the VFW appealed to other
groups to join in urging Represent
ative Kearney, Republican, Of New
York, chairman of the hospital sub
committee of the House Committee
on Veterans Affairs, to conduct the
survey.
Evening star., 1947-08-08
Potomac PIein Aire
Artists Hold Exhibit

An exhibition of paintings by the
Potomac Plein Aire artists associa-
ton will be open to the public from
l to 6 pm. daily until August 1s at
the Artists Cooperative Gallery,
1920 M street NV.
The paintings are the work OF 26
Washington artists, and represent
various summer scenes throughout
the city. All of the exhibits are for
sale, and there Is no admission
charge.
Evening star., 1947-08-08
By Prof. Aueuste Pieeord
Fourth of a SerieS.)
Copyright. 1s@7. by North American
kewspoper AiIionee, Inc,

Newspaper Allonee, Inc.
BRUSSELS, Aug. 8.-Many peo-
pie have remarked, "It must take
great courage to embark on such a
dangerous project
But 1t isn't q matter of courage;
its confidence. We have faith in
the theory, faith in our calculations,
faith in the actual device. We can
embark without fear.
1t would be easy enough to build
something which would carry us
without fail to the bottom. And
one can always find fearless indi-
viduals ready to risk all. But to the
engineer or the physicist, the true
challenge Is not a matter of un-
thinking courage: it is to build a de-
vice which will not only sink to the
bottom. but will as certainly rise
to the surface again, carrying its
passengers safely back to the light
of day.
Dangers Anticipated.
The thing is to anticipate all dan
them in the event of accident. Peril
foreseen is no longer perilous if
one has taken the necessary steps
in anticipation. Much of our work
in planning the Batllyscaphe con-
sisted, therefore, of letting Our
Imagination run riot, or pressimisti-
cally seeking out every possible
danger.
The fundamental problem was:
Would the cabin be crushed by the
gigantic water pressure IN miles
below the oceans surface? At this
depth. the two hemispheres of our
cabin are driven each against the
other with pressure of $1,000 tons.
There are various ways of check
ing the strength and resistance of
our cabin. Mathematics offers one
way. Knowing precisely the
strength of the materials which
make up our cabin, it is possible to
work out a potential bursting
point" This must be several times
greater than the greatest strain we
can expect. The overall security
factor in all our calculations has
been between three and four. That
is to say that we have allowed for
dangers and pressures three and
four times greater than any we ex-
pect.
But there are points of unusual
weakness IN our cabin: the ports
Evening star., 1947-08-08

any one using an industrial product.
Everybody, every day uses a bridge,
walks beside a steam engine or an
oxygen container, whose safety is
guaranteed by tests quite similar to
those our Bathyscaphe will have
undergone,
Evening star., 1947-08-08
Firemen Sponsor Carnival

The f1remen's auxiliary of Glen
Dale, Nd, will sponsor a carnival
today and tomorrow at the Glenn
Dale carnival grounds, corner of the
Lanham-Severn and Branchville-
Glenn Dale roads.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
SITUATIONS MEN. (cont. J

MAN, coloFed, ss, good education. can
type. desires job as clerk-typist, ONCE as
sistant or messenEer-porter. Box ss4-s.
PAINTING WORK WANTED By nrst-ciass
painter. By hour or contract; best ma
TYPiST. clerical. selling, 80, married.
available Mon. Wed, Fri. each week;
IbsN, s1llsge sE student dent Box SS4.T Star. ~
white; prefers shop under direct super
vision Of owner; opportunity to learn of
more importance than starting salary.
VETERAN. attending school in afternoons.
wants part-tlme work mornings or Satur-
days: yrs ofiice experience; willing
worker. Phone Sligo 1866. 12s
VETERAN, attending school. needs employ
ment daily, 20. all day Saturday. Call
VETERAN with ia yrs mechanical re-
helper. desires Job in refriseration or
automobile business as mechanics helper.
Call TIE. 1908 after s pm. or all day Tues
WATCHMAN wants work, permanent. in
SIDE or outside. Box 248-T, Star. 13'
YOUNG MAN, with knowledge of tipping
and fluent Spanish desires position in we'll
estab. firm. Write to p. o. Box AT. Alex
PART-TiME EMPLOYMENT evenings de-
sired by responsible man, with varied
business experience; hours between 6 and
IL. Box 270-T, Star. I3s
Evening star., 1947-03-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

near Msyhoxer Hotei@Does good business,
en sRRs0x rssh 1 wssl and heas S
cluded in rental; working partner con-
sd ssidersd red with substantial amount: price
500 Do You Want HTn 10 Sci SELF hA now N is s'as The
time . Can lrIiS. Ex 2S55 9uics eeuEtseSs' ssy
NG saMJnG e SfasKES Sf5RHRs oss o1msa sRen ~
Of KoGop & T sooKoTFs Real % Estate o and
sA sasiasss ssa4 Broker esl St. NV MA. 1919
4 Va. REMARKABLE INVESTMENT - Net
profits approximasely 81 $4,000 per year: n,
required. Illness requires owner to give
up this established business. Competent
manager will stay. therefore: can be puT-
Of only infra-red auto painting plant in
city. Let US give you complete facts.
Exelusiyssly with HEANEY g. COMPANY,
OPPORTUNITY Of class
rooming house. "a rooms, near Dupont
Circle, select class tenants; 500 ne. net
buyer Price. $4,000: cash. $500 or
on faso sou s no
come prepared to buy. Box 23s-T. Star.
RESTAURANT COCKTAIL LoUNGE-
Modern. new eauipment downtown loca-
tion: gccd lease and business. fine clientele
disagreement of partners: priced to sell:
$4,000 to handle; no brokers Box BITS,
Star. Ill
GIFT SHOP - Attractive layout. we'll
dollar for dollar on stock. which may be
purchased in full or part Priced for
quick sale, due to owners diversified in
.erests. BOX SS-S. Star -13
BAR AND GRILL Giouorl: weekly vol
ume,. 81 800, mostly liquor; good lease.
wonderful location: $1,000 cash down
st. NV. Ma. 93s9. Ma. o374. III
Evening star., 1947-03-11
HELP WOMEN.
TYPIST, exper, to assist with general ofi1c,
work: salary S36 per week. EISEfAN,E

so!i :.isEs sss per Week Essen sfsEASss Ssss
TYPsisT. to o. work in insurance department
Of large organization; accurate. 40 words
sr more 5r 1e5 minute mute 1 Dosti9n
HTp1sI ME sIl9 nusi Ef !. eSSSa.r,.ne.a
%ooD s5fsss ssssy co 4os ARPy h holly
TYPIST, aviation company, Temporary
sqsHbSls ERaoFF & CO. i7os % & st. nGTs' n.N, MI
TYPIST, for front office: must be able to
work alternating shifts, 2 am. to 3 pm
Ing wee wse and ABBY pm se PM os ee h hSHE
sTATLER. 10th and L SITS. NV. Ia
TYPiST--Require accurate typist with good
some stenographic, ability desirable; per-
as9 sssk lssys - NE e. 1850 80
manent position; 5-day, week. vacation,
:ss ss's aissz; xa RsBi hssP g.
5;E rSsf EsSis ARs' ~
" T9pIsrciEHk 81 for local ONO. o, national s
small loan organization; Interesting work
4 BsaiaRs 9o ssia Rhode
s sEEeekETAEY, % to 40; ter slsE,;
cal position in ticket ofdce; Al financial
re1S. imperative. Reply IN own nand-
writing stating salary expected. Box
WAiTREss. white. neat appearance. to
work in modern delicatessen; hours from
WOMAN wanted, part time, ewes. care Of
small children in exchenge for rm. bath
S WOMAN s white. tel to "a stay with elderly couple;
very very. light dste dsties; from ga pm; 5-day
Yo6NG LADY, white, 1s to %. for pleas
ant work in new dry cleaning store; vi
cinity of 18th and Columbia rd. NV;
girl with pleasant personality and ambi-
of for lunch. Call ia. $500. --13.
YOUNG LADY, for record dept; must be
Apply 7243 Wis. ave. Bethesda. Md. -15
YOUNG LADY RECEPTIONIST with typing
MAN PARK HOTEL. goo woodisy I'd NV
YOUNG WOMAN, 25 to 80, as investigator
for retail shopping service; no experience
NECESSARY: must be free to travel. Apply
1SS YoUSG Sssr WOMEN siSs to train for booEfeep-
ers with life insurance company; short
s5hr week WORKING
WE WasHIiNGfoNs Ii e For NEWEST town IA and
sportswear shop will open in few days
and requires the services of competent
saleslady to assist the manager. Apply
G6AVRRNMENf ANEs INf kMPPLoIEs isfP Il NV Read7to-
SELL EVERYDAY CARDS for extra earn
ings. Everybody wants newest big value as
sortments for birthday. other occasions.
OUTSTANDING American Beauty box sells
for $1-pays UP to so cents profit. Friends,
clubs, buy on sight. IL others retail 80
ssoss up Sss %Dsi %da@s an
mira, N. Y.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

81 Ebs sosn band A% sHndsFsa 1885 7So Pa
sHsss aaz gstursay xSEs S0p
~ sSs Fts% Before ssG
GIRL colored, exp. wants dsywork Wed.
GhST Rs Egi eoIo4sd Esis xsS H3 obs fss4 one day.,
Gaggitol ,g1 Heights t,,,, oi,35-J; t, ;.s a,u how.
GR Efn eodred Sn5 F. wants Gs RE- dayWSgk sSSI for Wed
each week. CO. O354.
Skd snssd cG5srsd YR i7fs desires days work. s1Der
GIRL, colored, desires work as maid in
hot hotel or, Or dept store; niehtwork preferred
GIRL. eolored, exps5ienced; wants days
GIRL, colored wants work cleaning. care
III GR eoloned neas ana reabe desires
,o6 as waitress g.h.w. or maid work. Call
GIRL, colored, wants part-time work:
g;h.W.; hours can be arranged. AID, sl93.
GIRL, colored. wants. mothers helper
R SGf or eoos SaS ges honest rs ana ssb G No. vhs: @
general housework; Ho. s145. TT
GIRL, GIIRRLI, coloredd Ia.ad wishes daywork. Lu; $3.50:
sood gsnti oSes
sti wAfS hApY to sessd SHsf dsse. M Dosion
District line, to sleep out: Sundays off if
possible. Box 12-T, Star. II.
WOMAN, white, middle-aged, Polish,
wants light housework: live in, $25. HO.
1889
WOMAN wants to do mending. or ironing.
bundle Of clothes in home; reliable. GE.
WOMAN, colored young. wants work as
maid, cleaning: willing worker. city ref
erence.. Call NE. 1886.
WOMAN, colored, wishes part-time work
mornings; experienced and refs. HO. 74S7.
RELIABLE WOMAN wishes Wednesday
clea ming or nightwork CO. $3.50. 12s
WOULD LIKE general housework Monday
NEAT CoLORED GIRL wishes days work.
Ref. Call LU. 1864 from 5 till g.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie outfit largest selection Of cam
sure sure neters dash guns, carrying cases.
range finders, Aims. color fiims, photo
paoers. chemicals. photo books and 500
RsF raoTo % e. HsE sve sssaf NV EaN eoDp
AccoRDIoNs 80 Buy at JoRDANs and
many others. National 1928. 1015 7th
switches: arrived from Italy on March
sixth. Randolph 376l. 12'
models, new: Immediate delivery. CAP.
4 sss Gs III 4ssS and SERVICES
plates plates embossed and lists maintained TX.
Air AIR CoMPREssoRs. "a. aud h'p.:
sq haa desePs AIR R
Air Ar coNDiTIoNERs. used. sIaranteed gu for
models. also ali kinds. Of refrigerators.
motors; eompressors we service and re-
aafEsospTfosiSd aiiE 81 %shfs @ssi @Sslrs nhp and
h,hP Pao9 models s.s sy by! private party. Phone
sffpLHfANcEse1mmsdiat f Ran Ese delivery. brand
new electric irons. heaters. gas ranges. re-
frigerators. home freezers. radios. electric
ranges, electric mixers, hot-water heaters.
nets. vacuum cleaners. phonosraphs. radio
eombinations and many other hard,to-ges
0s sd sssst appliance
from Washington's largest selection of ma
tionally famous standard brands. STAND
ARD TIRE & BATTERY CO, 10th and
H SITS ne. Open ewes, Fri. and Sat till
Q pm. Ii 1888. Ii. ST41.
ATLAS LATHE, Duro "home workshop:
and milling machines. All now in stock at
the CR0SBIE CO; 5os 9, ne. -l5
plies. BAKERS TROPICAL HOUSE. 1s1
36tb st. ne. Apt. 4; wholesale on platys,
moon and young golden gupptes.. Sale.
outfit consisting Of one loyal. tank and one
7-gaI tank with stands and 2 side lights
on bottom complete, 800, Loc. az
MINI. ave. and Blaine st. In back OF
- M Il
Evening star., 1947-03-11
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced doubl

BOOKKEEPER, experienced double entry
daeg,fss permanent position; thoroughly by
faii Charge sengs Box i4ssT es star caPa0ie
CLERk;TYPIsT. capable, i've years expe-
rience desires temporary employment. Call
sssS Rf1%ssn desisn rs%oa ana aera
gSK fSSa' fsso r11lns s'fs'si' n1 apt Es's
aoUsEKEEPER with 1-year-old child de-
sTes y position in mGshsrless home. to care
msaa asfs Sox r.
NURSE, practical: several Years expert
sss s-hT day d. Sl2s Ext sa1 ls.
would like private case. Cali Elk. i7s7. ::
infants; doctors reference, Call DE; .so34
MRS. a. r. cRAMER. sH. 1879.
Gs MSs Sssrss CT Ind Ho .aay
AZ fS1Hss NURSE M houseseeper ee
panion, na1 elderly woman intellisent and
sALEsLADY. experienced. wants work five
days per week. Call Taylor 7910'
pable handling correspondence with OF
without dictation, desires position Repub-
lican Congressman's office. Box 271 II
SEC C-sTENoGRAPHER, 2 yrs exp, wants
reliable perm. position; prefer legal OF
patent office; refs. Ap. 1928, Ill
TEACHER, Gregg shorthand, English
arithmetic. knoll bookkeeping. Miss Mer-
rell. WO. 0S73. Call before IL am, after
PIN edespt dons om bg opmer ,tepor
rapher; accurate and reliable. sH. 7441
TYPING AT HoME-owens e27o. IL.
TYPIST. neat, accurate and fast, desires
work at home. afternoons or evenings.
Call OR. O465.
experienced, clerking. fling and eIemen-
tary bookkeeping. CA. 0090-R.
WOMAN, colored, desires days work. from
Monday to Saturday. Call RE. 2179.
YOUNG WOMAN, wide medical dental
child experience, will gladly exchange
housekseper. iuol @ secretary. child's care sery-
new Navy husband: Bethesda, Chevy Chase
preferred: WI. 1928: Ill
STOP! IF YOU NEED an expert stenog-
rapher or typist for a Ha-day, full day or
longer, call MISS BARRETT. DE. 694S-13
Evening star., 1947-03-11
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT : Diversified /,

ACCOUNTANT Diversified experience,
MICS and .BCs degrees, fully capable:
$500 minimum Box 5S-T. Star 13s
ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started; kept
part time; tax returns. statements; prompt;
reas e. 5571s sTnEN IA S54s eyes -l6
time position in c. P. A. office. 1-5, Ho.
ACCOUNTANT available on per diem or
fee basis. Broad experience embracing gen.
eral and cost accounting. Books opened and
closed. statements, taxes. etc. MI. 7645.
ADVERTISING TEAM offers complete pub
lcity and promotion service; newspaper
publications, copy layout, complete pro-
work closely with small advertisers. Fully
experienced. excellent BACKGROUND. Box
ARTIST, part time free lance. lettering,
spot and merchandise illustration, car
toons. Competent. IL years experience.
BHkTaNDER, hotel experience, sober and
references. DE. 962I. I3s
EOOKKEEPER-Full charge; heavy expe-
rienee; salary S75 week minimum. Box
BOY, II. wants a GOOD job; day or night
work Call FR 0SI7.
EXECUTIVE, experienced business and
sales promotion, public relations person
ANALYST and writer. College grad. Salary
LAWYER, marine veteran. 80. college and
university degrees. D. c. Bar, wants work
in Law office: references. MI. 5016. 12s
MAN. colored. wants job rs delivery truck
driver; D.. c. operators permit: Ii yrs.
exper.: refs. Ex. S9e7.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

MEN AND WOMEN-Desirable Jobs for all
D: c. EMPL0YMENT AGENCY, 939 N. Y.
CHEMIST, S3,2O0 (m.), MS degree or expr.
electrical aenr engpssr NJ to S425e
EE required out of town: civil engineer,
consulting engineers; many other open
ings: no obligation unless placed; thou
sands are placed. See Mr.. Paul at BOYD'S.
1888 F. Ma 233S.
BOOKKEEPERS, $50 wk. a., full
charge, expr.s cashiers, some little book
keeping; telephone operators, several
openings. saleswomen, many openings;
free registration: hundreds placed weekly.
See Miss knight at PERSONAL SERVICE,
1871 G st. NV, Ma. 2114. tEst. IA yrs)
SECRETARY Y-BOOKKEEPER, 5-day wk;
excel. opport. in Metropolitan Washing
ton; start approx. $500.
5000
\ Stenographers, excellent positions in
downtown offices for both junior and
senior stenos.: salary based on experience.
WALTER H. KESSLER PERSONNEL SERV-
ICES, 612 Washington Bldg. DI. 1920,
Evening star., 1947-03-11
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK AND GHW. for 2 adults in at
tractiye modern Kensington Crock Greek
references Good appearance. Live in. Good
working conditions and wages. State re-
ligion. Box j s. M Star. III
COOK wanted. to live in; good salary.
Cook. ist-class, settled woman: can have
excellent .year-round home with family Of
ary, private room and bath. References
required. Call DI. 9199 bet. IL am. and
CooK-GHw.; adults. Groom house
recent local reference; 51a-day week. s25.
s sss:s sss Il T., days; sa zs
COOK 81 NJ nT have local references.
like children, live in; s25 week. ,Wo.
IVA 4as eapa1ls
sqyeed es1S Eye mo- mo- nss FM ups5sts s45b F and
oKDG.H.W.. fond Of children, live in,
new home; private quarters; references; Sop p
GENERAL HousgwoRKER and cook; live
in. upstairs room; must have references.
Civ. white. for small sanitarium; re-
liable, capable woman knowledge of cook
ing1; to live in; sSsd salary; steady en-
G.HW SiGfi white elderis dis woman: in family;
stay nRs ngsts 1GaNsh Gsll as 1925 Maple vieT Dl
# 5S5s sassas1 Or H. sstS s7o snf
G.H.w. some cooking. live in: must have
references gee and health card: bHa-day week.
G.HW W, assist with baby, Arlington apts;: !:
5-day week: S25. carfare; health card,
ovens ovens 5@S55. $3.50 3 to pm. -is :,
G.HW.-Dependable exper woman, fond
Of children. for g;h.w. and cooking: live IN.
S2w' s$a va AND 351So COOK. exper. with local rsf
a@i be q fond q spe eharsn saa sleep shss
Civ, iisht LAUNDRY; ref; s days TO-. tS !.
CIV. and help with children, live in;
capable person; North Arlington. Tsle-
eaaas GENERaL al; GaSt GHaoSttsEwoRk, GOOD cook. sx-
day, 10 to efter 8 or $50 dinner; good
HoUsEWoRkfk Tf6a Ga slfI vR1 nc can va
az; ssys c5I{sFs fs;P sp6ET o Rss his blvd MI
Ing; i've n q q out SIS a week: Sundays
%A1pos Sff Or sapsSie sSas of taking care of a5sar
aa n. Goo Good 81 salary ' AS 7th st. NV. or *
n MAiD-G. .H.w.. help care for children; mus.
MAN, with ref; Filipino preferred: good
cook. some driving; in family; every con-
venience; room with bath. Write Box 81,
Army and Navy Club, salary expected and
references. IL
PERSONAL MAID. capable: live in; refs
required. Phone WI. 2517. -12
WOMAN, young. white; live in: $50 week
to start; care for children, ages 2 and
4; make self useful around house: other
help employed; must have local refer
enceE. EN- 1913. III
WOMAN-Vicinity Anacostia: light work,
no cooking. no washing; 5-day week: $l5.
Call IL 02S4 after 6 pm. Ia
WOMAN to do housework on Thursdays
and FRIDAYS of each week. Apply j.
HARIG, Glenmont. Md. Call SH. 414S.
COLORED - Unincumbered housekeeper,
in nearby Arlington: to live in; en-
ployed adults and yr.-old boy: must be
good cook and cleaner; pleasant living
noon and Sun off MRS HE'LL EN-. 0700,
after Q.15 m GI, 3T61. after e o m