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Evening star., 1947-10-01
BY George Kennedy
Stor Staff Correspondent

STor DIGIT correspondent
FREDERICK, Md, Oct. Fired
erick, famed for its meadows green
with corn" displayed the produce
of its fields today at "The Great
Frederick Fair"
Its principal product was not
available for exhibit-the $4,000, ,00(
worth of milk that flows annually
into the Washington, Baltimore ano
Philadelphia milk sheds.
But the cattle that produced II
were-the spectacular black ano
white Holsteins that dot the pastures
in the matted milk ads, the mottlec
white Ayrshire and the tan Guern-
seys and Jerseys.
Roselawn M. Queen from the hero
of w. j. Hahn & Son of Frederick
was named the best of Ayrshire COW
by George Hyatt of the University
of West Virginia, the judge.
II am selecting cow that most
persons would overlook" he said ir
announcing the award.
Gene Abbott, The Star photogra-
pher, said, you're wrong, Mr.. Hyatt
I've already taken her picture be-
cause of her beautiful spread o1
horns"
"The horns do not count, Mr.
Abbott" said Mr.. Hyatt, bit coldly
Stone House Shambles, the almost
pure white Ayrshire bull of Philip
Knatz of neighboring Baltimore
County, won its sixth grand cham
pionship at the show. It was Stone
Houses last. appearance at Fred
erick. Next year he will join thu
herd of bulls at the University o1
Maryland which are improving
Maryland's dairy herds through
artificial dissemination. Seventeen
thousand calves already have beer
sired by that herd since the uni
versity started the service last year
Harness Races Begin.
Another product that Frederick
County is proud of will be judged
today-the great Percheron ano
Belgian draft horses bred on Fred
CllCh AUullCy lain
The harness racing got under way
yesterday and there were races by
running horses, with gaily capar.
isoned jockeys aboard, races which
are gambled on in the counties to
the east.
The Cetlin & Wilson Shows, Big
gest Midway in America" were only
being set up yesterday. They played
in Trenton, N. j., through Sunday
and one day off is not enough for
them to make the shift. But they
will be running with plenty Of noise
this, afternoon. The fair continues
through Saturday.
This is the 85th Frederick fair in
this historic county, which started
to ship its wheat to England in 175C
or thereabouts and made the great
port of Baltimore in the process
The fair has been held on the pres
ent site, east of Frederick on Route
40, since the end of the Civil War
Draw $4,000 Spectators.
The fair has played to 75.000 or
more people, many OF them from
Washington and Baltimore in recent
seasons. It has a marvellous poultry
show-Maryland is a great chicken
State-but the cages of the bewilder-
ing assortment Of snowy Cochin
Chinas, Polish, Mediterranean and
Evening star., 1947-10-01
Alexandra Must Hold
Street Program 10
$4,000, Unit Warns

Alexandria's proposed $4,000
street improvement program for the
remainder of this year must be held
to $4,000, the Finance Committee
of the City Council warned last
night.
The $4,000 figure for necessary
street improvements was recon-
mended last week by City Engineer
G. Luckett Watkins. Action on his
recommendation was delayed, how
ever, until study of the program
could be made by the Finance Com
mittee.
Col. Everett A. Hellmuth, chair
man of the committee, told the
council that the $4,000 limit was
set after his committee conferred
with the auditing firm of Ernst &
Ernest, which is employed each year
to go over the city's financial
record.
Held Capital improvements.
1--WE only have $4,000 left in the
street maintenance fund for this
year, and we just can't go over
that amount COL Hellmuth de-
clared.
| Mr.. Watkins took the position
however, that the improvements he
recommended were capital improve
ments and therefore the city coulo
so into debt or use bond issue funds
to finance them.
COL. Hellmuth said the auditing
firm advised him the type of i'm
provements listed inould be charged
to maintenance.
A specific plan for widening Glebt
road was adopted by the council
men. Although it is not expected
that work will get under way soon
action was taken to facilitate i'm
provements that have been held ur
due to uncertainty as to how much
land would be needed to widen anc
realign the road.
Advertising Motion Rejected.
A motion by Councilman Paul De-
laney to make it necessary for the
city to advertise and post properties
that request special use permits was
turned down by a six-to-two vote
Mr.. Delaney made this motion after
a group of property owners ada
cent to proposed Lutheran school
on Bellaire road protested they were
given no notice when the school
came up for consideration. A spe-
cial permit to operate the school
was granted by the council last
week.
The council recessed until Mon
day night when it will hold an exec
utive session.
Evening star., 1947-10-01

tongue is more economical to buy
right now. The variety meats, such
as tongue, heart, liver, kidneys,
brains and sweetbreads, are high In
nutritive value. They contribute the
same essential food elements found
in muscle meats, and In some cases
are extraordinary sources Of miner
ais and vitamins.
Another economical feature about
the tongue is that 1t is all meat
no bones to pay for, hence very little
waste. It win keep in the refriger-
ator for several days, so 1t Is possible
for q housewife to do the bulk OF hel
shopping for the week.
Tomorrow wen talk about fish, fol
q change.
Evening star., 1947-10-01
John {. EchoIs, so, Refires
3O-Year GP0 EmpIoye

After 80 years as bindery oper-
ator in the Government Printing
Office, John Calvin Echols, 60, re-
tired yesterday. He lives at 22s
Thirteenth street Sc.
Mr.. Echols, a native of Alabama
came here to work with the GPO
after having been fund supervisor
of % schools in Dale County, Ala.
and superintendent of farm in
Dutchess County, N. Y.
He worked in the cutting and
packing section on the midnight
shift at the Printing Office. He is
active in the work Of the Israel
Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1947-10-01
State Liquor Stores Cut
Some Prices in Virginia
BY the .,atsd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 1.-There's
at least one commodity available to
Virginians today that is just a little
cheaper than it was a short time
back.
The new retail price lists take
effect today in the Virginia ABC
systems retail liquor stores. There
are some decreases and no increases
carried in the new lists.
The biggest drop IS on bonded
bourbon, down from $3.50 a fifth to
$40. Other cuts range down to 10
cents and 23 wines are slashed from
S to 20 cents.
The new list is no longer, eight
new items including Scotch having
been added and another eight items,
mostly wines, having been dropped.
Evening star., 1947-10-01
Meeting on zoning Called
In Lanham tomorrow

Zoning proposals for their section
of Prince Georges County will be
outlined to residents Of Lanham
Hynesboro, Seabropk, Glenn Dale
and Ardmore at $3.50 pm. tomorrow
in Whitfield Methodist Church
Whitfield Chapel road, Lanham.
The meeting Is one in a series
sponsored by the Maryland-N National
Park and Planning Commission to
acquaint the public with proposed
ordinances and the zoning plan.
Of1cials on hand for the informal
hearing win be Irwin I. Main, chair
man Of the commission; Herbert w,
Wells, q Prince Georges member,
and Fred w. Tuemmler, director OF
planning.
Evening star., 1947-10-01
Frederick County's 85th Fair
Displays Wealth of Its Fields


cattle and swine sheds the only
Identification is the sign brought
along by the farmer
Something new at county fairs
should be recorded here-the ap-
pearance of the 20-cent hot dog.
! And here is something almost in
credible - Appalachian chestnuts.
The chestnut tree in the East has
been practically extinct since the
blight during World War I.
Z Sprays Decorate Exhibit.
Oscar Cline of Braddock had on
display in the farm and garden ex-
hibit not only quart basket of the
little chestnuts, but, in his decorative
background, sprays from chestnut
trees with the big green burrs. 1t
was reminiscent of gathering chest
nuts in the woods on fall days
something that probably never will
be experienced again.
Mr.. Cline explained he had
found chestnuts on a few 8-foot
sprouts from the old stumps and
some from seeds. Before the tree
gets larger it succumbs to the blight.
Joseph L. Reeder, who lives 8
miles west of Frederick at Braddock
on Route S, won the farm and home
exhibit contest with a display OF an
amazing variety of local produce.
His background was a burst OF
autumn cclors, made up Of iron
weed, life everlasting, coxcomb,
golden rod, sheaves of wheat, oats,
rye and barley, dry clover "a seed
catalogue autumn f1ower) and mari
Colds.
IL Varieties of Apples.
Before them were II varieties of ap-
pies in red and green pyramids. The
apples were pound, delicious banana,
Roman Beauty, double red Stay
man, Paradise, Macintosh, Grimes
Golden, Vandever, Baldwin, Stark
and crabapples.
The apples were not all from his
orchards, he explained. Some came
from neighbors.
His pears were: Duchess, Clapp's
favorite, Keifer and Laconia. There
were potatoes and sweet potatoes
and several varieties of field corn,
United States 13, 448, Reeds golden
and sugar corn.
The inner colors of the spectrum
were all there, with red tomatoes
and yellow tomatoes, Cayenne pep
pers, red peppers, yellow peppers
and green peppers. They blended
with the deep puce of the egg
plant and the green Of the water
melon. He had the golden pie
pumpkin and three varieties of
squash, including the great striped
kashaw (the long-necked fruit Of
the vine that looks like a tropical
guord). 4...
More in Exhibit.
He had celery and cabbage and
endive and kale and spinach and
radishes and oyster plant and pars-
nips and carrots and red beets
and Chinese cabbage.
The inventory seemed complete,
and then the reporters eye was
caught by four varieties of grapes
none of them indigenous.
What kind Of grapes ar they, MIR.
Reeder?" he asked.
"I don't know" said Mr.. Reeder.
II bought them in a store in Fred
aricl> Thev're California praDeS
Evening star., 1947-10-01

There's no question about the UNI
pire's decision when you come
home with . United States Savings
Bond In your pocket on pay day.
Each additional savings bond you
acquire through your participation
h the Payroll Savings Plan where
you work or the Bond-A-Month Plan
where you bank Ii another score for
you and your family. Get safely to
home plate - many times rs you
possibly can now while your hitting
power In the automatic savings bond
league IL at its greatest strength.
-: U. S. Treasary Depertment
Evening star., 1947-10-01
Turkey Shoots Ruled
Legal in Virginia
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. Turkey
shoots" can be held without infring-
ing upon Virginia laws, Attorney
General Harvey B. Apperson ruled
yesterday.
Commonwealth's Attorney Hugh
B. Marsh, Fairfax County, had
asked for a decision on the matter
from the attorney general. The
ruling stated that turkey shoots
were similar to golf tournaments and
did not violate State lottery laws.
Evening star., 1947-10-01

the family its vitamin C. The whole
grain cereal helps supply the neces-
sary B vitamins and minerals. II
the children fail to drink all their
milk at any one meal, it can go into
a pudding or sauce or be used as
part of the afternoon snack.
Creamed eggs for lunch add to the
days protein requirements. One OF
the packages Of prepared gelatin
pudding likewise adds protein, as
well as being a good extender for
the fruit. The cookies, of course,
are made at home. One batch will
be plenty for dinner and can be
served as dessert for lunch tomor-
row.
When making out the market list
last week end for Thursdays menu,
substituted beef tongue In place Of
|a shoulder of lamb for dinner, since
Evening star., 1947-10-01
Vepco Loon Of 5 Million
For Building Authorized
BY the Assoeiassd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 1.-The
State Corporation Commission yes
terday authorized the Virginia Elec-
tric g. Power Co. to negotiate loan
Of S., 600, 900 from Chase <Nationa
Bank Of New York to finance par
tally Vepco's utility plant construc-
ton work this year.
At the same time the s. G. G
authorized the power company tt
issue 5000, 900 in FIRST and refundint
mortgage bonds, which would serve
as collateral security for the loan.
Evening star., 1947-10-01
PTACounciI Meets at Loure|

The Prince Georges County Coun-
Gil Of Parent Teacher Associations
will meet at pm. tomorrow at the
Laurel Elementary School. DR.. Ed
ward Davens, chief of the Bureau of
Child Hygiene, Maryland State De-
|partment of Public Health, will speak.
Evening star., 1947-10-01
Fried Heads Luunderers

ROANOKE, Va, Oct. l R.-
Herbert Fried of Richmond yester-
day was elected president Of the
Virginia Association of Launderers
and Cleaners.
Evening star., 1947-10-01
New Meat Dish Is Suggested
In 1888 Budqet Menu Series
Beef Tongue Replaces
Lamb for Dinner as
More Economical
Rv VioIef Faulkner
By Violet Faulkner
The Stor's Food Editor

The dinner for Thursday night in
1.-THE food for four on 1888 a week"
series should be popular, because
there's a new meat dish.
Evening star., 1947-10-01

Before get
ting to- that,
though consid-
er the break
fast menu for
that day.
It's tomato
juice that gives
Evening star., 1947-11-06
Sullivan Signed

Sierra Pictures, outbidding vir-
tually every major studio in Holly
wood, has closed a long-term con-
tract with Francis l.. Sullivan, the
British actor whose appearance as
the lawyer in Great Expectations
has been hailed as one of the stand
out performances of the year.
Sullivan's first assignment in
Hollywood will be in Sierra's Ingrid
Bergman starring film Joan.
Evening star., 1947-11-06

the Tall One" because he thought
the script was burlesque on his
pal, Mr.. Flynn.
Enrol Flynn, by the way, will pre-
sent the lions and tigers he catches
on his African hunting safari to a
museum in Chicago. That's if he
catches any.
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance. 1nc)
Before the war about 40 per cent
of United States exports went to
the British Empire.
Evening star., 1947-11-06

poned the picture and instead, he
is back to "A Lion Is in the Streets. y
which he plans to release just before
the 1948 elections.
LIE Roy Prinz carries metal
fence, capable of being electrically
charged, in his plane-so that, in
case of a forced landing on the
prairie, he can keep out the cattle |!
Lawrence Tierney is now really
famous! At the Beverly Tropics
they are featuring a drink called,
'"The Tierney Teetotaler'-a fruit
punch minus liquor.
Jennifer Jones, off to Switzerland
shortly, had her colored maid do all
her shopping for the trip. Jennifer
never goes shopping-Her maid buys
everything, even her clothes.
Bruce Cabot said, "No" to starring
in the Broadway play, Make Mine
Evening star., 1947-11-06
Hollywood:
Lucille Wants
Film Promised
Rita Hayworth
By SheiIoh Grohom

Mrs. Diana Powell Is deflnltely out
as the mermaid in "Mr. Peabody
and the Mermaid" starring her
husband, william Powell. Too bad,
because Diana had her heart set on
doing the picture with Bill. She's
been practicing several hours day,
swimming with her feet tied to-
gether in her swimming pool-be-
cause that's how the mermaid will
have to swim, inside her plastic tail.
Ann Blyth is now the most likely
candidate for the part.
Lucille Ball is in the middle Of
big campaign for her to star in
Born Yesterday" at Columbia. The
studio wants Lucille to sign a con-
tract with them. She will if she
gets Born Yesterday! The movie
has been promised to Rita Hay
worth, but in this town anything
can happen.
Linda Darnell thought she had
ulcers, and dashed off to her doctor.
Then she found it was tummy ache
caused by the tight corsets she
wears in THE Walls of Jericho! A
gal has to suffer for her art.
Edmund O'Brien is all swollen up
like a balloon. He's bedded be-
cause of a penicillin allergy. He
took the shots to cure cold. Now
he has to un-swell before he can
work in Another Part of the For
est"
Spencer Tracy is starring for Me-
tro in the movie version of Edward
NV Son'-from the successful Brit
ish stage play starring Robert Nor
ley. I hear great things, by the
way. about Spence's performance in
"Cass Timberlane." When the movie
opens here. there1l be gala pre-
miere at 500 a seat. The money
raised goes to the John Tracy Clinic
for deaf children, named after the
actors son.
Rita Hayworth has had two dates
on two consecutive evenings with
Cary Grant But I won't say this
means a romance-the two preced-
ing evenings Rita was out with
Steve Crane.
Peggy Cummins will meet the
King and Queen of England-at the
royal movie command performance
in London.
Vivien Leigh would be just right
for the lead in cage of Innocence"
next on Arthur Hornblow's produc-
mig schedule. Katharine Cornell
played the gal, Ellen Olenska, on the
stage, and Irene Dunn had crack
at her in 1884 on the screen.
Clifton Webb had his 1888 fancy
automobile shipped here from New
York, but it seems to have become
lost in transit. No one has seen
hide nor hair of 1t since it left
Manhattan.
/ Red Skelton tells me on the set
of THE Fuller Brush Man." that.
when he returns to Metro, he will
play the title role in THE Spy"-a
yarn of the Civil war period and
Red is a spy for both North and
South
William Conrad, one of the killers
in The Killers" and more recently
john Garfeld's fight manager in
Body and Soul" gets change OF
pace as King Louis XVI in Proud
Destiny for Enterprise.
Jimmy Cagney is being wooed by
the states of Arizona and New Mex
leo to make his "Only the Valiant
in one of the two. But they want
to charge him so much for the loca-
ton sites that Cagney has now post
Evening star., 1947-11-08
B-14 THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C.
HELP WOMEk,

WOMEN, white, for counter york and TO
TERRA. 1927 14th st. Apply manager, ,H13
homes concerning charge accounts; on
commission basis: hours arranged. Box
YOUNG 11EJNi ''f LADY. in old-established real
seef sbsy o eype desrabie but qs
YOUNG LADY for oface, who can take
j %5s NY Store ss
ExcELhENr ssi LEN POSITION selling better mil
MHR sais sEsss!s 50r fia[asfRs SEPT
Wanted wan Mfs0u BY nR RMPMoYE1 fEe aRS coUpLEa
middle:age white lady to care for 1-year-
old baby, and do light housekeeping IN
AN ORGANIZATION with national head
quarters in Washington requires the Serv-
ices Of ladies bet. the ages Of 1886 to
sitions, are dealing with the public ex-
clusively. Our requirements are that you
have q pleasing personality, sound back
ground and be lady OF refinement. Your
erative. Answer Immediately giving us full
information about yourself including tele-
phone number: Box 51-T, Star. "a
PART-TIME WORK in packaging dept,
Working conditions; uniforms furn. Apply
in person, CAPITOL FRITo CO., NC,
4fSe 4HE HoII nhsid SEATY NJ salon
mature woman with a fastidious follow
coLokED ExPERiENcED IRsEsrAURANT
eGoS e,sXnSy, to assist @ @ehef ge9d salary Apply
Evening star., 1947-11-08
SITUATIONS WQMEN.

4sasSHa5 sas 's. ':Ez5s
DREssMAK1NG, design, Eemod.. altsEa,
tions: eve. gowns speciality; reas. MISS
BERT. 1880 Irving NV. Apt; 4. Ap. 223s:
GHL II neat nopes rss aG
GIRL, colored. neat, wants job cleaning
1ssi @aG Start work Monday % Re-
GIRL, colored. wishes Job as waitress,
f0T9tan 9tam q or table m sxper SIZE
GIRL, colored, experienced, reliable, neat
desires waitress work. Please call D1'
GIRL, eolored: wants part-time evening
GIRLS e.. wish msta,s ea, work; in hotel,
hS5Psf ste re- Care sSss yoans infant daily
ileasps' in sH1 assist ISIS sSs4 SGDkns 0day week. live
excellent reference. Ho. 9100, Ext. sol.
EhB 81 s5se EcaNIoIANsi asf Ia4 MRs sHD AN S16 ref
LADY, young. desires position as com
pan0n son Bos 4k PSssr staf aged
LADY, white, 80 yrs. old, wishes to man.
s+d age roeming enn h9gse stor or apt house Bel
NURSE, registered white; experienced;
desires doctors office, n.w.a no evenings.
GE. $3.50.
ka ayaan,s for ehrcnic
N00RisEeVcoMpAN1oN Mi sEVSiMpAN1oN or day work. middle
aged, exp, white lady. Write Box 466-R,
PRsAcTIcAL NURSE (coloredl - Private
home ase or doctor S, office; years exp.
PRACTICAL NURSE igraduate,; refs: day
e travel BR; o293: 10.
as en-
sEAMsTKRRss spMf Ras sa eolorea sss exp in making AK
sfekEfaRy si5s M ia dactoTs MH oae RNE
boeEkesping:o medical background. D1
per week. Call oW, 6s96, or write Box
sEGRETARY sEeSi f5aR REcEPT1oNIsr, middle
newspaper and hotel desk. Phone Ii.
sITENo. .-sEcY, now works for lawyer but
rapid acsurate. steno:; reliable' salary
FRAMED FRAMED nj NURSE desires part-time care
Of invalid; reasonable; references Box
TYPISG By By fast typists. CO. 71ee after #.
g pm. ~
a5d Eed fHs and F2qd F dH Ike S zH ESe
WOMAN, colored, desires Job as childs or
experience; prefer to live out. Gil. $685..
WOMAN, colored, wants Job as elevator
operator or cleaning Offices ia 1850.
YOUNG LADY, interested in sales work;
preferably cosmetics, cigars or bakery; some
experience. Call MI. 5567.
store rfice hotel or kitchen help work;
dow or pipht TIT 0o0Q
Evening star., 1947-11-08
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, concrete. cement work, foot
ings, driveways, porches, basement floors,
steps, retaining walls, weather stripping,
HiEA Ar oags sss4 oq oq rR ad 55hs new work
ing, plasterins, painting. etc: free esti-
HATH asSh do ssaFf H. TO-
ALTERATIONS, ADDITIONS Residential
dormer windows, rec. rms, and porches
iH91fi6f! BTiH6fR sNb A coaNfTRAcroR; genera! re-
s,5' a' A''s sARf & iRs
CEMENT cfaGi woRK-stone walls, nasstone
ment driveways. porches, retailing walls.
Route ,, T. HSrners lane, Rockville, Nd.
FENCES. ali types. wood, picket. wire,
erets xoTE Terms; - sIITRITS Il E FENCE
fLoos oSssTh2STa1N sERvEGox fo pa prees Expert
snsed operators Cali us for free estimate.
FEook IL rs GsEKy1cE-Nosnins bu. the ete bes.
fses eaSss!stsas; mc MssoS
ssa GRNERAL EZRA III GREMoDDEL1NG Of all CONNER
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block work and fiaEstone work. Call EN-.
6GSTpT 6GSnTTpTERING AND SCOUTING, we have
the material. Call UN. 1866 for good
Job and no waiting. IS
HEATING-Oil furnaces and oil burners.
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hooknp; sx,
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SYairsErtEs s22gi sEi SGsSS, CONTRACTING co.-soof-
ing, siding, guttering, painting. papering:
all work .guaranteed:. no down payment:
low monthly Io terms: For free estimates
JOBBING-Expert mechanics available;
extra rooms. attics, Easements, porches.
estimates. 14s
KITCHEN REMoDELINa-Immediate In
stallation Of the new Kitchen Maid "Flow
Line" cabinets and Tracy Lifetime STAIN
less steel sinks. We do entire Job, inyolv-
ing carpentry, electrical work. plumbing,
plastering, painting and hnoleum. Also
painting and decorating. MODERN HOME
CO., 1915 Conn. ave. NJ. MA. 671o.
Evening star., 1947-11-08
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GENERAL HoUsEWoRK, personal laundry.
plain cooking; experienced; SO ana car
iR 6day cdGreS Seek DESIRES EN- ronns ssH days
week. Call FIR. 3o37' $3.50 am. to s. Pm.
GIRL, colored, wants general ssh housework
pan Faae c9Skinf TW ss4s 5 days week. s' and S.
GIRL. eoioTed, desires domestic lob; care u,
for to nl child 1R sa1y days week from am
or part-time morning work. CO. s92o.
GIRL, colored, wants days work, full or
Children. chtS a1.ie Elk. 900. ssi''' Gnu -
s sarsins sos q CLEANING from til as6: can
GIRL. eolored, reliable; wishes work clean,
ing apartment; 1 MORNINGS Du 54ge; MS
for employed couple or bachelor. RE.
WOMAN. colored, desires days work. MI.
WOMAN. colored. wants three -days-a,week
work in Sc. 2eTgitionao naoc Call Sun. or Mon.'
WOMAN, colored, experienced, for gen.
eral housework, days work and nursemaid.
ost m IA iSN51u is9S Between T' an and = : 'o0A' '
we IAN fClOsd re wants cs sfapns 81 4ss4
day Sat. and Sun.
WOMAN, white. will care for semi-invalid
do Inv and cooking. 432 10th st. ne. g.
WOMAN, middle aged, white, desires light
duties in small Catholic home; live, in.
DE 6396. s.
WOMAN, colored, experienced, desires
g.h.W W. 51a days week. no Sunday; cook
Ing, light laundry; ref. ME- 3015..
WOMAN. col, wants gen. housework: no
children; no sudaysss; DAYS stay nights city
WOMAN, colored, exp. desires gh.w..
laundry:. part time or full time; ref. D1.
WOMAN, coioyed wants 4 days a week
work; gh.w., no children: Call VI. 7432.
WOMEN (2), days work; laundry, in or
out. Cafeteria work of any kind; exp
YOUNG WOMAN, colored, wants job as
maid, general housework; NV. section;
live in; 5-day week; good reference. NO.
CLEAN BY THE DAY, Tuesdays and Fri