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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-28

plan to do a lot of their holiday
baking early. Some of the cookies
and CONNECTIONS can be made early,
and they will taste so much the bet
ter for it. Then, too, most women
like to make such things as pud-
ding and fruit cakes before the holi-
days so as to relieve the strain on
the kitchen later on.
If you're making fruit cake or pud-
ding, chop the fruits the day before
and prepare your molds. Then the
making of the recipe will be easy
and there is less chance for error.
English Plum Pudding.
Y pound butter
l pound light brown sugar
5 eggs
/ pint milk
pound fine bread crumbs
1 glass grape juice
IL pounds raisins, Toured
2 pounds currants
q pound citrOn
l ground nutmeg
Cream the butter and sugar, add
beaten eggs, milk, bread crumbs,
grape juice, raisins, currants, fine
ly sliced citron and spice. Steam
in a buttered mold for five hours.
Have you ever made your fruit
cake in little futed paper cases for
Individual servings? It's really very
easy and saves on baking time.
Small Fruit Cakes DARK.
~ cups butter
2 cups dark brown sugar
8 eggs, beaten light
3H cups -four
l teaspoon each of cloves, allspice
and cinnamon
~ pounds raisins
IL pounds currants
Il pound citron, sliced thin
u cup melted grape or currant jelly
Cream butter, add sugar and
cream until light. Beat the eggs
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-28

DID you ever see such gay pot
- holders? They're practical,
too. Good and thick, and sturdy.
Made of rug cotton or candlewick.
Make these pretty flower potholders
Protective as well as gayl Pattern 7466
has directions for both.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-28

vanilla and pea Ml vi
nuts. Bake in vi Y !
moderate (
$3.50 degrees) in
a square glass cake dish for 80 min
utes. Remove from the oven and
sprinkle the top with confectioners'
sugar.
Crumb Cake.
cups -four
IL cups sugar
teaspoons baking powder
Il teaspoon salt
u cup butter or margarine
2 eggs, we'll beaten
u cup milk
II teaspoon cinnamon
u cup nuts, chopped
Sift dry ingredients together. Cut
in butter. Reserve one cup Of mix
ture. To remaining mixture add
combined eggs and milk. Beat well.
Pour into creased pan about by II
inches. Cover top with reserved
mixture. Sprinkle with cinnamon
and nuts. Bake in a moderate oven.
375 degrees, for 35 minutes.
Brazil Nut and Sruit Sweets.
makes SO balIs)
q cup brazil nuts
n cup raisins
y cup apricots
" cup pitted dates
u cup cOconut
Put enough of the brazil nuts
through food chopper to measure
70 cup; reserve to roll mixture in.
Put remaining nuts through chop
per with raisins, apricots, dates
and coconut Mix until well blended.
Form into one inch balls Roll in
remaining "a cup of nuts.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-28
observation-disclosures MyCrochet

Our improved pattern visual with
easy-to-see charts and photos, and COM
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Price 20 cents.
Send your order to:
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-28
Plan on Baking
Holiday Sweets
Well in Advance

Peanut bars are easy to make
and easy to serve. They are ideal
for snack fare for the youngsters,
as we'll as family get-togethers
during the holidays.
1t won't be long now before the
holidays are with us, and that means
the children will be home with their
constant demands on the cookie
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-28
pHONOGRAPH RECORDS

Successful tailoring and cleaning estab-
|1ishment, completely equipped in line
county seat town. Owner retiring: Limit
he'd competition. Living quarters FURNISH
I'd included. S18,500.
Excellent laundry and dry cleaning plant.
bnly one in county, including new prlck
building and modern equipment, IN
choice location. No competition, S35, 900.
Extra choice long established cafe in
Billings territory on 2 highways; Com
pletely equipped and includes building
With living quarters, S rooms and bath:
Selling account of health. splendid
opening for right party. See us for de-
Fails, $1,000.
General store and building. with large
liiying quarters and fine locker plant in
prosperous community. Part terms. S23,-
1000 plus inventory.
E. A. HOWELL co.
10 Broadway Billings, Montana
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-28

OIL HEATERS CHEAPER. For homes. cab
ms and shops. All kinds War surplus
stoves at wholesale prices. Fine opportunity
for dealers. Write MATCH STOVE HEAD
QUARTERS, 624 E. 18th ST.. Kansas CITY,
Missouri.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-28

Old established feed. seed and farm supply
business in Kennewick, WASH, with income
that will satisfy. Business. building and
equipment $4,000, plus inventory: Terms.
C. A. CRAWFORD, ReaItOr, 110 First Ave.
e., Kennewick, Wash. Phone 70l.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-28

New Piano AccOrdions-4-Switch. s235; g.
Switch, s265. Used. $685. s55, $85. sos, s125
SITS. 1947-New Radios, S12.95. Electric
Photograph, s9s5. 300 Band Instruments on
Sale. Linquist Music Co., IS Eighth st. N.
Minneapolis, MINI.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-28
GASOLINE TRANSPORT TRUCKS

GASOLINE TRANSPORT TRUCKS
l-1946 Fruehauf semi-tankS, 600o-gai. cap
1-I946 Fruehauf semi-tank, 5300-gai. cap
l-1946 Kill International tractor;
1910 Dual drive Diamond T.. $50 H. F.
Cummins engine. a.,
Write or call riohe iva
;ox 636 craig roiorauo
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-28

err mixture; add the melted jelly.
Fill small paper cases and bake in
a slow oven for about 30 minutes.
Small Fruit Cakes Light.
q pound butter
l pound sugar
IL eggs
/ scant pound flour
1 to ~ pounds grated coconut
1 pound citron, sliced fine
pound blanched, sliced almonds
l pound raisins, cut fine
l pound candied pineapple. sliced
fine
n mound candicd cherries, sliced
fine
a cup orange juice
u teaspoon mace
Proceed as in recipe above.
Both children and adults like
neanuts. and there's nothing better
or easier than to include them in
bar type of cookie made delicious
with brown sugar.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-28

Statesmen: Big money daily (atSI. comm,
Every merchant wants elect. wash. ma
chimes, flash cameras other advertised items
as trade stimulator. PAN PACIFIC. IA W.
9th, Long Beach, Calf
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-28

eggs. Sift flour,
salt and baking
powder together
and add to short
ening mixture
alternately with
cream. Stir in
vanilla and pea.
nuts. Bake in a.
moderate oven:
(OE0 -
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-28

until frothy and
add to the butter
and sugar. Slft
the flour an d
spices ever the
cut up raisins,
currants and cit
ron and mix we'll.
Beat into the 9TH
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25
CHINA ACHAST
AT DINNER CUT
Dinner Henceforth Will Be
Limited To Six Courses
In China
By ROBERT CLURMAN
United Press Staff Correspondent

NANKING WD-The govern
ment spokeman shook his head
sadly. "People in England and
Americe will never understand
this" he murmured.
He had just announced one OF
the new Chinese austerity meas
ures: dinners henceforth would
be limited to six courses and one
soup.
Zone SOUP" he muttered, "How
will people in America under
stand what it means to sit down
to a feast with only one soup?"
How indeed? How, unless they
have personally experienced the
inspired alchemy of the Chinese
festive board, would Americans
ever understand that six courses
and one soup is practically the
crumbs off the table of the tradi-
tional Chinese feast?
Why, in days of yore before
austerity, you finished at least
three courses before you even
saw the first soup. Probably it
was fragant bowl of abalone
or mushroom broth. Thereafter,
about every third inning, came
a succulent succession of bard's
nest soup, shark lin soup, pageon
egg soup, pigs stomach soup. Less
than six was cause for comment.
For the rest of the meal?-
Well, few odds and ends such
as chicken with chestnuts, sea
slugs with fried eels, beef in oys.
ter sauce, shrimps with bamboo
shoots, fried chicken livers, sweet
anG sour fish, roast Peking duck,
smoked kidneys, ocean jelly fish,
meat dumplings, fish with chry-
santhemum sauce, shredded ham,
pork and noodles, stewed fungi,
spiced pork balls, lotus seeds in
sweet sauce, and rice, tea, wine,
watermelon seeds, fruit and hot
towels.
Host Apologies
Then, after all that, the indis-
pensable filip-your host heaves
to his feet and remarks contri-
tely: II dare not stand before
you. There has been nothing to
eat"
Gone now would be the joy Of
that shamefaced apology.
twenty-five courses were not
uncommon at a major feast. The
only thing, in fact, which permit
ted one to survive more than one
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25

Of these astronomical accaults
is the way Chinese food is served
and eaten.
The food, except FOR rice, is not
served in individual portions.
Large platters or bowls are
placed in the center of the table
and each person dips in as often
as he chooses. Thus even before
austerity, you were to some ex-
tent master of your own fate at
the banquet table.
No Cut Fingers
A chinese dinner table is in
variably round and everyone on
the perimeter can easily reach
the food with his chopsticks-an
admirable untensil which per-
mits IL people to eat simumtane-
ously out of the same bowl with
out hacking off each others fling
ers.
Chopsticks have a remarkable
range of adaptability and can be
used for everything from picking
Up one grain of rice to plucking
a slippery pigeon egg out of a
bowl of coup.
The latter, however, requires
the delicate touch and finesse of
a skilled surgeon, because too
little pressure upon the egg per-
mits it to plop back into the bowl,
spraying all the occupants of the
table with a fine shower of
pigeon soup. Too much pressure
causes the egg to shoot from be-
tween the chopsticks as If fired
from a bazooka.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25
japanese Teachers
Fall In Purge

TOKYO, W.D-Nearly half the
Japanese teachers screened by a
commission of the Japanese edu-
cation ministry during the past
two months have been purged, in
Guiding one Communist.
The commission announced that
out of 225 teachers screened in
September and October, los had
been rejected as unfit. One purgee
was Mrs. Yayoi Yoshida, director
Of the Tokyo Women's college.
Another was Shinichi Matsumoto,
director Of the Central Labor
School.
Rejection Of Matsumoto was
one of the first known instances
in which a Communist was purg-
ed Previously, purge lists have
consisted chiefly of pre-war ul-
tra-nationalists and war GRIMM
ais.
NORTH DAKOTA COMES ACR
BISMARCK, N. D.WD-North
Dakota was the only state in
which every county subscribed
its quota in the 1947 Red Crocc
finance drive, according to Blan-
che Stevens, field representative.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25

day about 4 thousandth Of Z SEC
ond every century, General Elec-
trict scientists have concluded, It
is caused by the braking action OF
the waters of the earth as they
flow by tidal movements over
shallow areas.
The same effect causes the
moo. to recede from the earth
and thus makes the month longer
as we'll
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25
Rartk Slowing UP
But Very Slowly

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, W'D-
The earth is slowing its rotation
and the day eventually will be
48 hours long.
The process is a slow one, how
ever, increasing the length Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-25

Top to Bottom,
HIGHLAND GIFT TIN, bonnie red
box filled with | Id. Of delightfully."-
fresh chocolates, nut clusters, noueot,
coroneIs, and nut topped creams, 81
MINT JULEPs. Thin VOTERS Of mint
Jelly on smooth peppermint cream,
dipped in chocolate R-lb bo~--3ee
GOLDEN MUM GIFT TIN, hand
dipped assortment Of chocolates,
fruits, nuts, honey noueots, cream
eoromeIs, creams. z lbs. in gift tin,
PERSONAL SELECTION Of select
assortment Of hand, chevy, crisp and
fancy ereom eenters. Hand rolled
end dipped, ID. box------------$l
cocokUT SNoWcAPs, fresh COCO
nut In smooth cream fondont, eoeh
half dipped in chocolate, Ib. box, soc
Mrs.. ssepen's Candy Shop, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-05-12
HELP MEN and WOMEN

COUPLE-Man to handle livestock and
garden; woman for general hoisework;
modern cottage, furnished: located main
highway about 40 miles from washington.
Reply. giving qualification and salary ex-
pected. VIII arrange for appointment BOX
bod. Star -l3
or niehtwork THE FiREsIDE mn, I!4s
6RuG gah iPRsickek-KnewIedge of drug mer-
chandise essential Good pay; 4o-hr.. 81
day week, pleasant workin eonditions.
Apply PEOPLES DRUG STORE. Employ
ment office. RI P st. ne. l3
FARMER AND WIFE, over 80. no children.
for general farming. nearby Nd: wife TO
do ghw; furnished house. good salary.
permanent job. Cali at 1921 fth st. NV.
= fflINisHER.Experisnced on mems me a
clothing; 4o-hr. ws., good salary steady
employment Apply Mr.. Kemp, LEWIS d
THOS SALTz. 1489 g st. NV. --13
A COUPLE. white or colored. experienced
in cooking and general housework, conven-
lent Georgetown location, excellent living
quarters: excellent salary, right couple;
IaEs1fnVsssc BEST Vocal iNissfRucTIoN isucTIoN If you sing
in our Southeastern University Choral So-
ciety preparing concert-opera programs. .
opportunity for serious members NO
charge. Give voice and phone NUMBER
sPoTTERs AND PREssERs, experienced
in wool work; xcod Day and steady work.
Apply 1883 Buchanan st. NV. -l3
Evening star., 1947-05-12
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
4.
spEcIAI NOTICES tcsat. ! .

GAS HEATING BOMERS and hot-wates
heating plAntss no cash needed. small
monthly payment: immediate tnstaIlatton
b. A. STANSBURY. Ii 1929
GENUINE VT. MAPLE eYkUR = Ptnts,
quarts, gallons. Write W. A. DODp. 1900
Ft Davis st. s.e., for price list. sP. o166.W
ARCHITECTURAL design seryice--Archi.
tecturxf designers exper. in the design o,
commercial, residential and remodelins
work Cen help you with your construc-
tion problem. Store renodelinH speciality
Call us for an appt ROHTER, Ii 2546
coNvALEsCENT HOME. centrally located
vacancy for man or woman: 24-hr. nursi1l
care, excellent food. good treatment; mod
rates. For information. call AID. 1925. -1f
NOTICE-Au widows and orphans OF sucf
members OF Federal Lodge No. /, F. A
A. NJ, washington, d. c., as were In good
standing tn that lodge for at least two (2l
years prior to July 22, 1881, viii please
comnunieate with the secretary Of Fedora
Lodge, WRIT B. FURR, 724 l1th st. NV.
Washington, D. c., not later than June 20
EXPERT WATCH aEPAIRING-Fiye-day
service: all work electronieally checked
and guaranteed l year, ARTHUR MARKEL
$40 st. NV
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts made by any other than myself
PAUL DAWSON, 1888 18th st. NV.
Wash, D. c. IL
Evening star., 1947-05-12
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books starred. kept
part TINE tax setgraS
accoUSTANT % auditor bookEeeper, per small
business accounts wanted SO month up
re 9T I MR MTSaP par. time
prepared, oW, 1925, I4'
ing needs OF sglalI enterprises. Thorough-
4 tanfa ana 9aes ss II ~ 4B
comprehensive % - prscticaI printins Gi' experi- peri.
ssted washington a location. BOX e$,E
ssAkrNG, ssas DECORATING. CATERING. is
years experience IN outstandins bake
s69iy n9D sG es N Gned IL 0as Safes G s as5
knowledge of purchasing. preparation and
serving Of food viii accept position or
BTssss BUSH e oaiasosu TsF s'aF youss
businessman t4ol, married engr. back
ground, sales and small. bus. mang;; yet
supply and executive caoacities viii re-
concerns Salary secondary. Box 9S-E.
ocHfEEF. colored, e5 years. experience. all
iosfr pRar1s.N sST 4aE eIsctSsa sssf experienced
bRaErsG iss tsa1ries sEk3I6fs nv 6f syaabl. at
arehitectural. mechanical, st Astati;sttcal i; and md
deliver THoMpsoN, saI4 deorgia, ave,
EXPERIENCED !, ACCOUNTANT can handle
few more small accounts. part time. Ask
SS 9lIT Ms Bp2.sSS ...s. .s.I4,.
tratfve tyne position. with 10 years ad-
ninistratfve and pthiic relations ex-
per!ence, capable director, office manager
or assistant to executive ability I god demon mon
HoujsEMAN HOT AND CHAUFFEUR, reliable,
industrious and sober war veteran. 40
years old. Phone Woodley s504, 12s
Man. colored. wants work as dryer
MAN, coiored. wishes night work, part
time, ianitor dishw asher; reliable and
exp. Call after pm. Ii. 2f85. IA
MAN, colored. wants position as cfiauf-
feur, experienced; at home 8 to 10 mr.
all day Sunday. MI. 2933- H.
ssnE and sasadsy x sonsS.T ES,E
pazIstaas-PApER nnz tifla; P Isso HANGEH-plasserer.
Good work. prompt and couIte9ns: CAL
ssEKsahsnEK sEHsAN Ex YoIS S Vs NAN NO. s54 expsrs
ericed sales radio. advertising. news broad
local references BOX J75-D. Star. liz
PHARMACIST, reg. IN Va. and Nd; open
sai. saals:. s's' sss sis ssSsDsl H
RDfToRIAL---N. Y. newspaper. magazins,
radio news exp: rewrite, copyreadtng.
makeup; young. able editor; foreign SPOT
welcomed. gox 373-C, Star. 12s
C0LORED VETERAN. experienced. desires
ment after 2 noon. Boz 15s-E. star. -
tContinaed on Next Pass.l
. 'f 81 =
Evening star., 1947-05-12
Nimitz Asks Citizens 10 Help
Navy Fill Reserve Quota

The Nays goal OF 1,l48,000 new
reservists will be reached IF our
citizens lend to the drive their active
and wf1olehearted support" Fleet
Admiral. Chester w. Nimitz, chief OF
naval operations said today in a
statement on Naval Reserve Week
May Is to Is,
"Our postwar economy could not
stand the burden of Navy as large
rs the one we possessed in 1945," he
said. "Yet 1t Is clear that this force
for good must somehow be kept in
being" The answer, he declared, Is
q small, compact feet backed by a
large, well-trained reserve.
There is a tendency in peaeetime
to forget that the elements o1
strength that brought victory con-
tinue as factors In obtaining jus!
and permanent peace, Admiral MINI
itz stated.
Evening star., 1947-05-12
SALESMEk.

ExCEPTIoNAL-We want more wide
90, to round out sile fast-moying sales
Installer OF oil and gas heating equipment
for conversion or complete new installa-
tions; earnines $50 10 $500 weekly or
more according to your willingness to work.
We back you up with all necessary train
ing and engineering FACILITIES: If you are
straightforward and will Work as We ,tieI snow =
hundreds CT homeowners' waiting require
ments. Phone or call In person at once,
e "a SALEs "a 55g e e. e. 4ss
REAL SALES OPPORTUNITY for young.
permanent position with a real future;
good starting salary with increases, ex-
penses. pension plan and group INSURANCE;
requires out-of-town travelling within loo
mile radius, selling widely advertised, ma
tionally known, fastest-selling item in its
field to drug, variety notion, general and
uepit sood references. s JULIAN MAPP Executive
504S, for appointment. Id
SALESMAN or wagon distributor-Experi,
food manufacturer; substantial earnings
for man with successful experience IN
selling retail grocers locally and nearby
experience: must furnish bond; position is
permanent: reliable established wagon dis
tributor would be considered Box 3so-C'
AUToMoTIvE oPPoRTUNITY-one OF
the largest wholesale distributors OF auto
motive supplies and equipment has sales
only top quality materials and for, an am
bilious man. with selling and automotive
experience this would be real opportu-
nl nity. - Reply ss in detailed confidence to BOX
SALESMAN. sii lH AN oil burners and fuel oil; ma
tionally advertised products. backed by
ssaH Straight - salary only; opportunits for sd;
vancement to man with ability ano
ambition, who can meet our requirements
Reply in own handwriting, giving full
details Of past sslss experience. r.s age ano
ssNaTy heT Can esrn saa s15o
man who wants to work, ELITE EIEc'
TRIf s2 1ss 1stn M6rryps s Come on
and start to work tomorrow. We have
a specially that sells direct to the con.
samar mean on seis year Before last was tht
Vassfi was bieeer m p stili. This year our men arr
had An honest. serious minded salesman
can earn from S75 to $3.50 week witt
US every week in the year, No slack sea
nished Basis draw against earned com
mission. Apply 526, Evening Star Bldg
sALESMAN-our good men are earnini
81 900 per mo- and any average gooc
worker can make S150 per wk. II yot
i are earnings less and want to double youi
income, here is a permanent opportunity
Overlook 0543, or write in detail to Bo,
232-D, Star. 1T
SALESMAN, high-type go-getter; for pleas
ant interesting work. salary and commits
sion. HIRSH COIN MACHINE CORP.
/ 1909 N J. ave. LIZ
SALESMAN-Pieasant outside work. sal
airy and comm; car unnecessary; experi'
enced canvassers preferred. good opportu-
nifty to make big money See Mr. Akai1e
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO., 719 7th st
n W. u
lSALESMEN-n you are energetic. ambi-
| tious and are interested in earning be.
tween $1,000 and 81 5000 per year, witt
SNIDOW today, MI. 1924; evenings. co
i9-.sQ IL
Evening star., 1947-05-12
HELP poMEsIlc.

COOK, white, good wages; washington In
winter, Maine in summer: local refs NO.
o24s, bet and 10 am. or and pm.
CooK-G.H.W., In apt. settled and re.
liable So week ana ssriarei other help
eook-G.H.w.. white. sa5 week; adults;
llye IN, private quarters; serwyn. Nd.
COOK. GENERAL HousEwoRKER. must
daya dasn sssi 3 wcek Wo sss ys in like sa
COOK. CIV. coiored, exp; local refer
live in or out; June to Sept. at seashoTTe;
COOK AND G.H.W.; Bendix washer; day
help and ironer rome employed; room and pri-
honsework. TO 90 to jamestown R, /. for
summer: n family; recent local refer
COOK, age 1886, clean. neat and healthy.
thoroughly experienced in cooking: prefer
peFson who has worked for good family
yided. with. summers in New England: no
laundry. or heavy cleaning. Call RA. 1855.
'SotPLE' CO sci Sossr and re reliable; liv. in; eosk-
G.H-W... live in; Thursday afternoon and
children tn school sse; aai saiars sss SO wk
Apply App 4ly4 SwL LorSom ss's lane To reach Tske
Girl, white s' or T's; colored. gh.w., fond of
week; other help SH 2706 Ia
GIRL, care Of 2+yr.-old child, g.h.w.. apt.
in NV, plain cooking; must live in; ex-
perisnced, references; good salary. RA.
GENERAL MAID, Q adults, child. 4-room
apartment, Sc: s to 6 daily; l evening
II; SUNDAY of; se5; local references, re-
G.HW.; live in or. out; ref; experienced;
5la-day week! $50 and carfare RA. 7514.
HoUSEKEEPER, white. live in: S110 no.;
plain &C, cooking; opportunity for right person.
HOUsEKEEPER, white, not over IS. for
g.h.w., plain cooking, part time care OF
small child t2)i health card; references.
HoUsEKEEPER. colored, live in; must be
reliable; permanent position: references
required; good salary. EN-. 1857 Ia
MAdD MAI ,t FOR CIV, W-No cossing' i've in:
MAID. G.H.w,; 3.yri 3; x old child; fft apt: 10
fer e s6ag p:m.' stay ewes; $50 vk, sc.all call
MAID. coiored, for light housevork and
baby 621 Tth st, ne. FIR. 9557.
Eable to serve table. small private family:
So Arlington section; S25 per week.
NURSE MAID, city references required:
willing to so TO Florida for 6 weeks. ,WO.
NURSEMAID. experienced, with good refer
cooking or laundry light cleaning, second
floor only; top salary. Cali WO. e205.
REss-CHAMBERMAID. white, good
wages, washington in winter, Maine In
I nd a nd n 10 <
Evening star., 1947-05-12
Girls Will Convuss Navy
Here in Cancer Drive

United Nations girls will circu-
late through the Navy Department
this week in Washington's part OF
the American Cancer Society's 1947
drive for funds. 1t was announced
today that contributions in the Dis
trict already have reached $41 ,0o7 Of
its $l04, 900 quota.
Incomplete returns from the
Treasury Department show approx
mately $1,000 from the bureau, Off
cials said, while the Veterans Ad-
ministration has collected s2,879
and UNRRA 1921. Because the
small size of the local organization
makes 1t impossible to visit smaller
Offices aRd homes. citizens were
urged to send contributions in let
ters addressed simply to Cancer
Washington, 6, D. c."