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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-16
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

IN AND FOR NJ q m Ole COUN-
: TN. FLORIDA. IN CHAN(-ERY.
Case No. 10-li:S
RUTH ABIGAIL MURRAY
BLACKWELL.
Plaintiff; $50
EDWARD CARTER BLACKWELL,
AZ. Defendant,
ORDER or PUBLICATION
TO; EDWARD CARTER
sBLACKWTELL q fes s'sas
II Address Unnkown. ts ~.
You are hereby notified and re-
quired to appear to the bill of COM
plant for divorce filed against you
in the above entitled cause by
RUTH ABIGAIL MURRAY BLACK
WELL on or before the 9Th day of
May, 1947. otherwise said bill will
be taken as confessed by you. This
order to be published i'm The KEY
WEST CITIZEN, a newspaper pub
lished in Monroe County, Florida,
once week for four consecutive
weeks.
DATED THIS 25th day of March,
All 1947. at Key West, Monroe
County. Florida.
(SEAL) ROSS c SAWYER,
Clerk of the Circuit Court in
and for Monroe County. Florida.
By: (sd) Florence f. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
mar &c: apr 29-16, 1947
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-16

CARR. T.. KAUNACKI. N
rs Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To: Carl r.. Kaunacki
1926 Decatur Street
Camden, New Jersey
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce in the above styled cause
on or before the End day of May.
A. d. 1947. otherwise the allega-
lions therein will be taken as con-
fessed.
This Order IL to be published once
a week for four weeks consecutive
ly in the Key West Citizen. a news
paper published in the City of Key
West, Florida.
DONE AND ORDERED this LIST
day Of April, A. p. 1947.
ROSS c SAWYER.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
a. Monroe County. Florida.
BY Alice III. SalgadO,
DepGty Clerk
esd ALLAN B. CLEARE, JR.s
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
r--. apr 2-9-16-23. AID. 1947
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-16

Governor Jesus T. Pinero, first
native Puerto Rican to- be gov
ernor. born there, so years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-16

IN. THE CIRCUIT COUNT or THE
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OE THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY. "
Case No. 1O-1l30
EDNA .ELOISE YIfAISEY
KAuNACT<I, .ss
Plaintiff,
~ DIXORCE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-16

! 3udge Michael /. Igoe Of Chi
'cago, of the US. District Court,
born in st. Paul, Mimi, 81 years
ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11

multiple rows OF ruffles. two
year old Norinc Griffin, cousin
of the bride was flower girl
Master Richard Fields, cousin Of
the bride, was tops in his full
dress suit, as he carried the
rings for the bride and groom.
Hostcsses we're pretty in their
floor length dresses Of various
colors and design They wore
corsagcs of yellow NUNS They
we're Mrs. Beatrice Garrett cou-
SIN of the bride; the Misses
Jeannine Jackson Ruth Har-
mon. Dolores and Lena CLARK,
Katherine Fields. Gloria JEFF
forson, Gwendolyn Poole Elaine
Fuller. Gertrude Williams, Mel
ba Malone. cousin Of the bride
and Miss Betty Lou Fischer Of
Louisville. Ky. classmate from
Howard University and Edna
Wolfe Of Indianapolis Indiana.
Mrs. Isaiah Cheatham and
/ Mrs Charles Higgs. ST. grand
mother and great-aunt OF the
bride respectively. are identical
twins and walked off with top
honors as they we're attIred
alike in gown Of grey crepe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11

bras and beauty baskets Of
white chyysanthemums formed
Il beautiful setting tor the rites.
They We're united by the Rev
erend j. d Howell. in an I'M
presSive double ing ceremony.
LOVELY BRIDE
Approaching the altar on the
arm OF her father, Daniel Fields
was lovely LaDonne Bernycc.
She. wore a Queen Mary of
Scots white velvet gown. her
own creation. The tight fitting
bodice was fashioned with a
low Bertha effect neckllne and
fitted sleeves The front Of the
skirt was scallopped revealing
triple rows Of exquisite French
imported lace. The triple pep
! Tuned hustle back extended into
sweeping skirt ending in a
I lengthy train. The gown was
sprinkled with crystal rhine
stones.
A matching Queen Mary Of
Scots headdress framed her
face and held in place a lengthy
veil of French illusion trimmed
with French imported lace. The
headdrcss and veil were made
by the brides mother, Mrs.
Georgina K: Fields. She car
ried a white PRAYER book CEN
tered with a white orchid, and
SPRAYED with mlstlctoe, Stepho-
natis and streamers OF white
satin ribbon Her jewels were an
xouislte necklace a heart shaped
ruby with a diamond and car
rings TO match, a gift OF the
bridegroom
BRIDAL PARTY
The bridesmaids were idcnt-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11

The Social Rooms Of the Lu-
cy Thurman Branch YWCA
were the scene Of a Memorial
Tea in honor Of the late Or.
George Washington Carver on
last SUNDAY afternoon The
event was given by the Detroit
Tuskegee Alumni Association
with scores of friends present
for the observance
An outstanding feature Of the
Tea was an address by Dr. Aus
tin w. Curtis Of this city who
was an assistant TO the eminent
scientist during the latter years
Of his service at the TuskeEee
Institute in Alabama The speak
or paid glowing tribute to Or
Carver who was accorded IN
ternational acclaim for his dis
coverles in practical organic
chemical research. Or Curtis is
also engaged in further scien-
tific research in his own labora-
tories located in Thirtieth street
PROGRAM
Mistress Of ceremonies was
Mrs. Bernice j. harrington who
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11

presented the following features
Invocation by Mr. Riley Duck
at Chaplain Of the Alumni
group vocal selections hv Mrs.
Malnda Buford instrumental
solo By Miss Ruth Watts, ana
the presentation Of guests.
Also appearing on the pro-
gram was the Detroit-Tuskcgee
Alumni Chorus. rendering selcc-
tions at the beginning and end
OF the observance Members par
ticipating were Mr. Luth David
son. director Mrs Minnie l.
Campbell. Mrs. Rosetta Sadler,
Mrs Mal.nda Buford Mrs Mary
Martin Mrs Eleanor Kelley,
james Powell. Joseph Williams,
John Campbell L y Malloy.
r. c Vaughn. Pierce Williams,
Mrs. Ethel Harklcss, Mrs Sara
Watts. A. S. Chapman and Mrs
y. Cobb
COMMITTEES
Assisting n the arrangements
was Mrs Althea Lang who SUI
pervised the pouring Of the tea
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11

on Scotch avenue approximate
ly seventy-flve attended
RECEPTION
The reception was held a.
the palaual home Of Mis- bca-
trce Fleming on Boston B.ta
Introducing the guests 20 inc
RECEIVING line was " Rutl
Spsaggs Mrs Flcwns was -
Ccou, in a gown ot gold satn
grac0uslv Welcomed the lu
Hundreds of fIend attended
INC reception amons them N
Sadie G. Bailey wao pre-eu't
eft % 500 to the oo-p.e
from friends
Out-of-t0wn guests s'tcnd,nc
were Mrs Oliver Cares q In
dianapols. Ind Mr. LOUIS Hack
ney Of Indianapolis Ind "
Charles HiEgs s. aun' ~ The
bride Of Indianapolis lna Mc
Charles Hogs Jr and y IS
Edna Wolfe Of Indianapot ln-
diana. M Clarence Hata bo-
ther 81 tho bridegroom and M
and Mrs John " Ha'h father
and mother. both Of Washing
ton. n c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
Bits OF Banterlno

@a.d Baker doing a ditto at
their beautiful home on Boston
Blvd
Mary Louise Williams. popu-
lar nurse at Grayce HOSPITAL
spent Xmas in New Albany. Ind
as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Mrs, Grayce Mcclure
Williams, retired school teacher
was formerly Of this city. Also
Tor the same neck OF the woods
TO spend the holidays went Mrs
Robert Mcclure and Mrs Der.
tina Mcclure Preciado Grayce
Sadler ran off TO Columbus. o..
for the holidays.
Joe Louis in town for a pre-
Santa visit TO his family was
seen at Sportree's Music Bar
celebrating Sportrces holiday
show is tops
CoNGRATS AND ORCHIDS
This week we congratulate
young d. Corey Sparks. How.
ard University dental graduate
spouse Of our Zelma Sykes
Sparks who this month Will Oh.
en- his new offices.
And the Federation Of Wo.
mems Club for their fine pro-
gram Sunday presenting repre-
sentatives from India and Liberia
on the occasion Of their an
nounccmont Of the honor roll
OF the year Of local Dctroiters
who have achieved FOR the year
1916
We're sorry 70 report on our
sick list Dr. James Goggins. Our
wishes Tor a speedy recovery,
Congratulations 20 Mr. Uzziel
Lee. ST proprietor Of Club Sen
sation who entertained his 81
employees with a sumptuous full
course dinner and party and a
Santa Claus to all including a
corsaee Of flowers for every
lady employee at his Club Xmas
eve mite.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11

cally attired in white satin
gowns with fitted bodice and
peplumcd skirts ending in a
short train They wore capelets
of blue French imported lace
with matching hoods and gloves.
They carried bouquets of vari-
gated Ivy. holloy berries and
luistleioc framed by bridal tul-
IL carrying out the Christmas
colors Of rcd and green They
wore matched sets Of ruby and
rhinestone clips and earrings,
a gift Of the bride Bridesmaids
were. Betty Mizelle, Elaine
Ford. Bettina Bennett, Clar a
Freemon, Marjorie Porter, and
Dorothy Ewing, all schoolmates
of the bride
The maid Of honor was Miss
Edythe Johnson Of Philadelphia,
Pa, a senior AT Howard Univey-
Sity ard claSsmatc Of the bride.
Her gown was the same as
the bridesmaids, in pink with
imported lace. She carried a
bouquet of American Beauty
roses. Her levels were a match
cd set of emerald and rhinestone
clip and earrings, a gift Of the
bride
BEST MAN AND USHERS
Raymond asked Marvin o.
Fields, the brides brother TO
be his best man Groom's at
tendants were Jack Cook, Gar
field Fischer, Nathaniel Gregory,
Charles Higgs. cousin Of the
bride from Indianapolis, Ind,
John and Bernard Fields, cou-
sins of the bride.
Doll-lkc in her floor length
dress of blue quisctte with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
rolyELoGOL

raAvELoGOE
rs.,n,ne Dorothy Ford Of
&c. ens Texas, studying at Me-
hou''SN Medical College has been
pa.s teted while IN town as the
a.u,. Quest OF Mrs Edna Kyle.
'' ~. Carlton Gaines is vaca-
.. ~" n Florida and our Mrs.
. .' Brown Of West Grand
pn.,ssi,ysrd who entertained with
Dy 1.,,.b dinner at her home on
80 : ds, honoring Mrs, Hor-
~, IN, Turner and granddaugh-
VIZ gortenNs Turner White Of
" s,neton. d c. is leaving
month with her mother,
~ y, Moses Walker for two
- m California DR.. Thorn
p.own will ioln his wife and
s...,s,r.ln.lsw IN the first Of
Marsh .,
n,rs and schoolmarm of St
i.ns. No IS visiting and hon
- with affairs by two Of our
,..,i ,op hoslcsses Mrs, Elwood
c,-rn and Miss Edna Pom
aexier
80 visiting IN town from Chi
s.eo m are being squired about
II our popular DR. and Mrs.
XII Alcxaodcr Of King ave
nue.
We're Glad 10 welcome back
~ n. holidays Mr.. and Mrs
p,.vey Sraa ~ West Virginia.
v~ Ha-vcr Shaw is our form
]. Anita Mack And Mr.. and
NJ, Join Singleton tnee Carol
Carney ~ tins city), is residing
il NeW YORK. cry now Sunday.
rpulsf ind pctite Dawn Watson.
vho did such a splendid per-
h-msnce IN S,cvedore, recently
resented hv ,he Contemporary
THEATRE Plae entertained at a
-eceouon honarlng Mr. and Mrs.
jain Singleton az her home on
-rgordgo simultaneously Dr.
saa Mrs iialcv Bell were en-
,s-,s.nng with an AT Home"
',- Their many out-of-town house
guests and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11

KeccntLv electca olIIcers q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
New York Newsmen
Pick Negro Band

NEW YORK-For tho second
time in the history Of, this gla-
injurious event. the New York
Newspaper Guild has selected
Negro band TO play the an
nual Front Page Bali, social
highlght Of the Gotham jour
nalistic calendar The ball this
year Will be held in the Aston
Galleries Of the swank Waldorf
Astoria Hotel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
Mrs. Raymond Hath
Is Very Lovely Bride

One OF the most beautiful weddings of the took
place at ST. Stephens AME church, on Christmas Day.
when Charming LaDonne Bernyce Fields daughter of the
Danel ! Fields became the bride of Mr.. Raymond T.
Halth Of Washington d. c. Christmas Greens Candee-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11
Nine. w. c. Wright

WINE. w. -. wright
wishes TO announce TO her host
Of customers and friends that
on Monday night January 81.
she will give her first Seance
Of ls47 az Truevine Spiritual
church. 1923 ST. Antoine ST. al
Vernon Hwy. Come 10 this
wonderful spiritual feast. She
will prove 10 you that you can
be blessed spiritually. phYsi-
sallY and financially.
With US will be Deiroiis
most golden voices of Miss
ssulah Wallace and Miss Mat.
tie cason. Be sure and be
there. Don't miss your bless
ing. For appointment Call CA.
AGA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-11

with aqua sequins, blue flow
cred chapeaux, and gloves 70
match
Senior hostesses were aunts
Of the bride Mrs. Peter Fields
Mrs James Fields, Jr, Mrs Co
bin Fields. Mrs. Abdul Raha-
man, Ms Lille Clark Ms
Rcbecca Shvers. Mrs George
Walton and Miss Olivia Cheatn
am
MOTHERS
The hldcs mother. Mrs Dan
iel r Fields. wore a dazzling
peach lame gown, a vogue Gre
alton lie hat. which ,he de-
signed was Of peach SATIN Her
lewclrv was OF gold earrings
with Topaz stone, and wore a
cofsage Of pink NUNS Mrs.
John " Hath, mother Of the
bridegroom, was beautiful m
aqua crepe gown trimmed IN
fuSchia scquinS with accents of
silver Her cotsage was pur-
pie orchid
Following tho nuptsls the
wedding breakfast was held AZ
The home 81 tho brides parents
Evening star., 1947-11-12
SAlESAEN-

GOOD SALARY. plus car exp, comm CO.
SpsneS 4ss ss ST. ne
OPENING FOR MAN, 25-4o yrs. willing to
work hard including nights; in order. to
temp Heating Equipment: generous COM
missions; ultra -modern showroom: leads
secured by ,canvassins and SUPPLEMENTED
lished and has all installation facilities
Phone Mr.. BEL1NE for appt IA. 5000.
SALESMAN, gasoline station and garage
established company with complete In
Applicant must be local resident qualified,
sober and industrious, give previous ex-
perience. references. age, marital status
A. real opportunity for right party. BOX
WANTED = Permanent posi-
tion, agricultural college graduate pre-.
eF Sard not voker Car Fa sasy
and expenses, In reply give age, family
status, education, salary expected, Box
Young MAN for sales position with old,
well-eStablshed firm; an opportunity for a
permanent position that offers future
with a company that is very highly tnought
ness cx1crience. Box 45S-R, Star. IL
sALEsMAN-Liquor salesman, for fast
ms5saqdsnE o a1oF ora Isfs stGFs es1g T9st have
older; top salary and commission: we
train; excel working hrs Apply in person.
2442 18th st. n.wr 10 am: to pm IA
new product for distribution in the Wash.
area, and are seeking the services Of a few
men over 25 yrs. Of age, who want to earn
personal interview, see MR.. MURRAY, RIM
310 Ring Bldg. 18th and NJ sts. NV. Ia
FURNITURE SALESMAN, experienced in
used furniture store, permanent position
LiTwIN e37 indiana ave. NV. -1s
Statesmen. part or full time work; men
to sell on dollar down, dollar wk basis.
AnnlY @ 40 to 10: 30 m or 4 e m Ia
Evening star., 1947-11-12
PERSONAL (cont. /.

JONES q FERRIS UPHOLSTERkks' tof-
msTy s SS1f 20 4s s. aSns h.y' g.
yenientiy located next to post ONCE in the
l4th st. shoppins eenter, they are :. reaay s,a
aIs asanns Fhon. iR M
Or The Du Pont Circle shop yenss o,s Interior
MI. 1861. All under same management. -le
DOLLS. DOLLS! DOLLs!-Have your
favorite dolls repaired and dressed ior
Christmas, Prices moderate TT, THE y D4La Il
GSsTISG GSsniI; 9o wosED GGSSi PEACE and material
security no Illusion. Information +. free
sGx sGL 4ssH AfHEETEs. fss. sports enthusiastic and
mation nnsissi STHIHTic sTsisisi AMERICAN xssoSiA
pi9s p9 YOU 81 kSox your rugs and uDhoistss.
or once? Ready for use same IN gay; ayNa AEcGA cn
RUG. SO & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Co.
sA. SMALL i,i'' ORCHESTRA available several
lat, December dates; trombone o,,r Ienor- aoe-
siaity sh1 yeasgEfd ST. assS s'S0' ffa'efn''e'' OUT
FREE-I dozen Xmas cards with ,;Tsl! ycIr
your home, call MI. 3194. Ia
VACANCY. nursing care and tray service;
one block from bus and carline. Hill
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite. MayhowerG:
reducing for gentlemen only; hrs. 8 +. so Q
RUGS-Beautiful reversible chenille broad
loom rugs made from your old rugs;
PHOTOGRAPH COLORING to be done at
home; two years in art school; samples
Of work Taylor b629. 49,
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself FRANCIS B. WARD, 216 Edge
wood ave-, Silver Spring, Md. 13'
PERMANENT, "a: shampoo and finger
HONOUR school. 1910 n Y. ave.
VACANCY for elderly person; tray service.
M MEN WOMEN, old at 40. SO, so: want to
| feel peppy, years younger7 Ostrex Tonic
Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron: also
contain vitamin B-1, calcium; new set
| acquainted" size only 60c at all druggists
MOTHERS, do you want . reliable lady to
care for your children day\or eveninsa
VACANCY for patient requiring service OF
| special nurse. WO. 1856. -l3
ENTERTAINERS, nonprofessional, wanted
| for televiSion program; magicians, 3ugglers,
| all types of acts with visual appeal; Phone
MR.. WOLFE at. EX. 2235 before $3.50 pm.
AT LAST! TELEVIsION at less than ST a
day; no deposit; everything included; Phone
| today until 10 pm. for full particulars.
DI O122-OlG3, VISION. 49,
Evening star., 1947-11-12
HELP WOMEN.

ADVERTISING COPYWRITER with knowl-
edge, Of layouts- Must have dept. store or
6 5h2f fzRi5v APPH S'h saR
sGsuIleiAs' sEs 4 =, '" experienced; commission.
BFAuTHC1ANsMa all-around operators: D
Gay week: salary and commission; also
manicurist KENNEDY,WARREN E.D1 BEAq,
BEAIUTICIAN with managers license, to
opsrate beauty salon in womens, health
issas keen as aRC SMca sS@a.Ssi isse N St. N NV
BfILING CLERK, 1885; must be good
penman with at least high school educa-
tion; permanent position with chance cha Nc fer
%rRsg Eam.T FsfsEiRs': sdR sos st.
BBoSoHKIRSEiEPER-erocery experience help.
ful but not essential, Cali bI. STA. Ia
BooKKEEPER. experienced. Apply so3
q hstEssTh sss must be
efleient and have sood reference. s:S2 S,9at to
sSs5 sSokSsE2rsETKprsf re seff sa Aa
established firm near Falls Church. This
sookkTgP E1aS Tf1sfS fG1 %acHTNs s'ao Operator
accounts receivable: expeIienesd p@redsTMrsd @ M
s1ps aH ps sUppEy CO.. sIysa ssss
ave. Silver Spring Md SH. 1900. IA
CALCULATING MACHISE operator. 1895,
ffmiliar with commercial ONCE WORK
WILKINS. Edmar Bldg. 702 H ist. NV.
3rd floor Is
CASHIER, experienced; 5-day week. 20T
personnel ONCE, GOLDENBERGS. 5th
and SITS. NV. 10
a.s VIZ Hppis sc6ff 5hHwaRss
r st, NV --16
Evening star., 1947-11-12
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ARTIST, 8 years Corcoran and g. W. y;
fine art background; desires beginner ! n. soD 100
gish interior decorator. FA' o4l@ between
sookREEPfNG 3 iSSils PT and tax service, financial
statements: reasonable. THOMAS NO.
fpGiecSTapHoNE fGeS OPERATOR, expert typist,
desires full or part time work; typing also
done q home ia. 2072. s ...o.,
tons: tons eve. gowns specially; Feas. Miss
PERT. 1880 Irving NV. Apt. 4. AID. 223s.
GIRL, colored. wants Job as office recep-
some Sns fypnF TR 5sss 81 elevator
GIRL, colored, desires work as maid or
waitress. Call AID. .6247 after $50.
GIRLS 90. want Jobs as maids M III, n store. ssgs
asp' ask for JIM MRS. WINdATE.
snssd With Al casss a neat sa4 with
NURSE. practical tcolored, desires pro
fessionai engagements day or night. IA.
NURSE, colored. available for duty eonvs-
erences Ho. 34e2 or TW. s570. =.
NURSE; practical capable and ef1cisnt,
only Box to s snd ssf Rsfd
NURSE AVAILABLE for any type cases.
Phone Ho 1909 all week any time.
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes case. Refer
SILK EfNfsHER, experienced; or apart.
TYPisT, SPi rapid, diversified experience, In
Guiding msdieaI wishes tipping at home;
WOMAN, white, wants light housekeeping
Job with employed couple: or compa Mon to
elderly lady; live in. Cali LU. 1859.
WOMAN. white. to care for two small
SstasE WOMAN. o" retined, aoe capable experienced
cook, ex-teacher' wishes part time work for +,
room. or wage. Free 2-6 and week ends.
ME T654, 4.R OQly
Evening star., 1947-11-12

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started. kept
part time tax returns preRaresda7 R sa74 s'a'e
ACCOUNTANT. new books opened. audited,
or a daily bookkeeping service of one or
more days. Phone MI. 1929 after : *: Pm
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, kept.
audited; tax reports, monthly service state
ments. Prompt. reas. sH. 1854. L.
ACCOUNTANT EXECUTIVE available for
financial reports, taxes, etc. Box 39-s'
ARTisT-Talented young Engltshman de:
illustrator, fashion designer. layout man,
portraitist. Local and European references
AurSMSBiiE AZ; StE5 to MAR, Nm experienced in all
phases Of dealers operation, is available
for position as general manager or as
sistant manager "a sEsr Of An auto leadership
s9okkfnrEK. ssa skfan ssaf' payrols taxes, state
fsnsEs edssE aNb TAX Ga by
BOY. colored, refined, wants job as typist
or any kind of store work. MI. 77s6.
CLERICAL POSITION wanted by. sober,
reliable World War I man, white; Govern;
Pnosss nd Of assd .nd ss e.9
sSRsist'f' GRAD. fs'rRtcT: ENeR,. 3 yrs, design
types types; work ise Considered. LII. ss46: 1s'
HOTEL MAN, thoroughly experienced in
front fSS' ef1ee' wants place as relief man n.
LiNGUiST, young Enslishman, bilingual
English French, fluent knowledge Of Ger
man, desires situation as instructor. In
terpreter or translator. Fine BACKGROUND.
good personality. Local and European ref
erences. MI. .8405. 2 to z pm.
MAN, colored, wants job as chauffeur
houssmaR house RR ys Si4a IN or out best OF REFER
TYPING done at home or anywhere. pick.
UP and delivery. estimates furnished. OV
Evening star., 1947-11-12
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK-White experienced cook wishes po-
sition in private family; can take re-
sponsibility; references. Box 270-S, Star.
GIRL, colored. would like s.h.w.. with nice
people; 900, s,I refs IA years with one per per
GIRL, colored wants morning paEt-time
work cafeteria or maids work; refs. Ho.
SiRL eol95sd honest shw plain sns cook Ok,
fare ME. O129., cal 3-5 pm;
cooking or nursemaid; references. TW
GIRL, colored, desires Job as mother.
GIRL, .colored wants Monday through Fri,
day .s.h.w:. laundry; no cooking; fond Of
ref, Call De 4954 any time.
part time; refs. Phone DI 34s4
GIRL, ,colored. a good laundress. also de-
CIR GIRL. 'ee's coiored. de5ires H afternoon or eve.
ming work, no cooking. TR. S47s.
% apt. cleaning. ' MI. s4S4. " ' Mi4
GIRLS (2). colored, want days work. MI.
WOMAN. white. "a, refined. would like
position as housekeeper: have child 3
years, well behaved. Box 255-s, Star
WOMAN. colored, wants weeks work. fond
Of children. references, plain cooking. MI
WOMAN, colored desires general house.
work for Mondays and Thursdays, 6 hrs.
s. and fare. LU. 1857. -12
o eI dayS WoMaS yHS s5Ss Du work ogs
Mon, Thurs: and Friday, cleaning or iron
ing; ref. FIR. 6747.