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THE CAST.

THE LOCKET,. an RKo picture with
Laraine Day, produced by Bert Granet,
directed BY John Brahm. original screen
play by Sheridan Gihney At the Metro
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some moments OF 1t. The uses that
have been made Of his comedy talent
hardly constitute grounds for suit,
but he almost has q case.
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telling a story backwards at the

tCAliAlS q oSo1y pdShWd1uo d1 tIlE
same time.
1t is rather clear that levity is not
one of the intentions of those work
ing in @The Locket," but either be-
cause audiences have become sophis-
ticated and CYNICAL or because the
director loses control, there are mo-
ments Of comedy n the picture.
This is most unseemly in narra-
tive which goes on to say that be-
cause a little girl did not get a
locket, she stole jewels the rest Of
her life, shot one fine citizen. drove
one man to suicide, and sent another
to a sanitarium for the unbalanced.
The acting in 1.-THE Locket" is of
a competency that is up to the
merits Of the story, as one would ex-
pect of Aherne and Mitchum. Miss
Day is still quite a pretty thing be-
fore the camera, little more ma
ture perhaps than when she was
the nurse in Young DR.. Kildare"
So, of course, Is everyone else.
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ADJUSTMENTS
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AMUSEAfENTS
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Love and Learn
Is That One Where
She's Rich, He's Not

LOVE AND LEARN" Warner Bro.
by William Jacobs, directed BY Frederick
De Cordova, screenplay by Eugene Conrad
Francis Swami and /. A. L. Diamond
songs by NJ. K jerome. Jack Schoil
Charlie Tibias and Ray Heindort. At the
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Rannrod' Repeats
Tale Of War on
Grazing lands

..RAMRoD.. an Enterprise Picture with
Joel McCrea and Veronica Lake, produced
by Harry Sherman. directed By Andre dt
10th screenpiay by Jack Motitt. Graham
Baker and Cecile Kramer from the story
BY Luke Short. At the Capitol
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-27
E DIT Q RIAL S

o borres did not enter into consideration of the editors
at all And yet from our own stont point much of the
greatness and significance of Robinsons consideration
would be lost if we did not take into consideration his
great contribution to inteHocio goodwill and mutual UNI
derstonding.
Robinson has demonstrated that Negroes, if oiven
the opportunity, prove their worth and value in COM
pettive sports He into the National League under
tremendous odds because he the dodgers at the
uost minute and wos shifted out of position He with
the odded hondicop of color prejudice But like good
soldier he brovey and quietly surmounted both of these
Today he is tremendously popular with his team moes
and with the great American public He is modest and
wears his loure with grace ond dignity By his person
al hobits and public conduct Robinson has not only been
the hobinger of better nteroco unity in America but
hos likewise broken down the iron borrers to Negro poy
mad has thus quckened the tempo with which other
members of ocol group may become nteqoted more
fully in the various phases of American life We commend
his modesty, his character and his industry to other Neg
70 men and women,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-27
MANY NEW BENEFITS FOR
NEGROES WILL BE PROVIDED
CONTINUED from page u

Memorial Hospital, int will be
completely non-sectarian, just as
st. Dominic's hospital is today.
In outlining the advantages for
colored people in the new hospi-
tai, Msgr. Bdunini presented them
from three view points. namely;
patients, nurses, and doctors.
"The entire second flor, one of
the two largest in the hospital,
will be for colored people, he said
1t will have no wards but rooms
cnly-some for one adm others for
two beds. In cases of emergency
three beds can be placed in the
larger rooms, thus providing
beds on this floor without crowd
ing. Also on tbs floor viii be an
air conditioned wing for mater
nifty cases, including a nursery of
Is bassinets for infants. This floor
will have the same ervice as all
othres such as nurses, Sisters,
medicines and drugs, food, lab
oratories, X-Ray, janitor, etc.
"The creates opportunity for
self improvement of your people,"
continued Msgr. Brunini, sis the
provision made for trainign of CO.
lored nurses and for Negro doc
tors to practice and operate with
the most up to date facilities. The
training schol for colored nurses
will be identicl in every way with
a corresponding school for whites.
In addition to facilities for teach
ing, study and practice, there will
be living quarters. including bed
rooms, dining room, library and
lounges.
'1n accordance with tie regula-
tions of every first-rate hospital
all doctors, both white and colored
who wish to be members of Jack
son Memorial Hospitals staff
must be approved by the hospit-
al's Credentials Board. Colored
doctors will have full freedom to
practice medicine and surgery and
to treat their own patients. A
fully equipped operating room for
major surgical cases will be main
tanned for Negro patients under
Negro surgeons. Additional opera
ating rooms will be made avail
able for emergency Negro cases.
Colored doctors will have their
own offices, lounge, coatrooms,
and lavatories."
These remarks were greeted by
applause, as was the Monsignors
suggestion that a permanent Ne
gro committee be formed to meet
with the Sisters at regular inter-
walls Of two or three months to
discuss the operations of the col
ored sections of the hospital and
to suggest changes to bring about
improvement.
James T. Canizaro was next in
troduced as the architect of Jack
son Memorial Hospital. Mr.. Can
izaro displayed a drawisg of the
hospitals exterior and plans for
each floor. At the outset Mr.. Can
izaro said that the present plans
are the best that could be drawn
with the advice of two nationally
prominent hospital architects.
However, MIR. Canizaro said,
"the final building plans will have
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-27

minor CHANCES included to take
adv lntas OF valuable suk stions
we sc still receiving and We will
welcome such suggestion. from
you-especially The doctors. Fur
thernlore, the plans will depend
upon our success in reaching the
campaign goal. Remember that
for every dollar we fall short of
S1,0Jo.000 there will be 3 dollars
less hosptal-a,-d such desirable
features as the nises home may
have to wait yuntil enough money
is raised at a later date. This,
in turn will hinder the doctors il
they do not have enough trained
urses to assist them.
Mr.. Canizaro then showed on
the floor plans the location of the
facilities whoch had ben mention
ed by Msgr. Brunini and pointed
out other features for the Negros.
On the first floor will be an adj
mittance room and other roms for
treatment of out patients and en-
Urgency cases; one cafeteria for
visitors and another for nurses;
doctors offices and lounge, coat
rom and lavatory; complete tot
let facilities for visitors. Mr.. Can
izaro also remarked that all meals
will be ordered from menu and
that, by means of trays moving
past. serving tables oman endless
belt, and then proceeding to the
proper floors on dumb walters,
each meal will be delivered to a
room within three minutes after
the order reaches the kitchen.
After showing the details of
tie operating rooms on the eighth
fliir, the architect explained the
layout of the ninth flor which will
contain XRay and radium rooms,
as well as al types of chemical an
microscopic laboratories,
The meeting was then opened
to questions from the floor and
the number and nature of the
questions asked showed a wide
and deep interest in the hospital
and all that it offers. DR.. S D.
Redfond stated that h econsider-
ed the opportunities included in
Jackson Memorial Hospital to be
the finest ever offered to the col
ored people of Mississippi and that
re hospital had his hearty endors-
ment.
1t was decided to hold another
meeting on the evening of Sept.
24th at whoch time Steering
Committee will be formed to plan
Negro participation in the build
ing of Jackson Memorial Hospital.
Those present at the meeting
September 18th were:
E. w. Banks. E.. w. Barker, DIR.
c. L Barnes, S L Bass, Mr.. B. A.
Blackburn. c.. r. Chamhliss, j. r.
Chamberliss, Prof. o. B. Cobbins,
Mr.. G. F. Edwards, Percy Green,
Mr.. S. L. Greene, DIR. A. M. Hall,
Mr.. Carsie Hall, Harold Jacobs,
Mrs. E. M. Johnson, Victor J. JON
es, Rev. A. B. Keeling, Mr.. Fl. c.
Latham, Edward Lee, c. w Lewis
M j Lyells, Mrs. Lyells, DR.. A. H.
Mccoy, DR.. W. E. Miller, Mr.. B P.
Newton, A. J. Noel, ] R Reddix,
DR. S. D. Redmond, Prof. I. S. San
ders, DIR. O. F Smith, Oscar w.
White, w H. Williams, ]. w. Will
son, Jack F. Young.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-27
JACKIE ROBINSON

jackie Robinson selection lost week by the Editors Of
Sporting News. officio Baseball Magazine, the Ace
Rookie for the lo47 Bosebo season is splendid test
mony the genius Of American Democracy and Ioud
obe tribute character olreody rich in ottroinment
and promise
The Editors is stoting the grouds which they made
their selection mad ceor that Mr. Robinson, cho
sen solely his ability "a hitter runner, fielder and
team mon The important ond noteworthy fact Of jack
les contribution as troilbozer in breaking down
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ROOMS FuRhIsHEp-hortnwes..

5702 4th ST. NW.-Nice furnished sci.
room for rent. in pvt. home; unlim. phone;
transp. | blk. RA. 1884. Il
1919 EUCLID sI:.Dble; rm, s, twin beds: beds:
clean, cheerful and warm. DE. 5051. -2s
1903 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Rooms for girls,
nice, clean and comfortable. Telephone
LARGE RIM. for gentleman. Jewish home.
TRE TR osF WILSON hS % HoUsE, soi so15 Kalorama I'd.
nwmExcel!snt sgn rooms o ssls sssa $50 double
House'-Well-heated End floor single and
| ISas EYE ST. NV. downtown-cozy,
s,s ss,S a. esynsGs ispvcs End
$3.50; also dbl. rm.. $50: elevator ss1v-
100e 10th ST. N.w.-Across from statler
Hotel attra. furn. warm rooms with water;
DUPONT ISr s' CIRCLE. eo15 o sT.-Ise. nice
" furn. room. windows, next bath, twin
beds. gentlemen. $40. -29
front room with "a bath for or men
1895 goth ST. NV. near wardman, Park
Attractive rm. next to bath. gentleman
or empl couple; private home; refs. CAN
SINGLE ROOM and porch. next to bath.
$40 mo. M Dupont Circle, 1927 Church
Is ISIS s 10th ST. N.w-Nicely furnished
room, twin beds next to bath. maid seTC- C
assss ess mr., carline. $3.50 each weekly: aS g.
' sssa NEWARK ST. NV. 5th house OF
Conn. at Uptown Shopping Center. pflVaLe
home, gentlemen. Phone EN- ii74:, -
1i, snie. osi SEPARATE beds: c.hw. AID. 1880
Continued on Next Pags9
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HELP DoMESTIc.

C0oK-GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER, live in,
for country place in Fairfax, Va; good
CURED ii Phone Ma. 312o, EXT. 1920 day
time: ewes, and Suns, Fairfax 500. 80
Institutional work Or accustomed to cook
s SSS S5 MTS ~ :s:;S
eoMrETEST 1iaS Ys Tsliable
Shy Laundry; 1Ero,,sb plain cooking II
CIV G.H'W. AND cooKiNG. s eXperienced lem capa-
BILE woman required for family of adults.
l child live in; salary s1oo per month
G.H.w-cooK, experienced: for EMPLOYED
couple and small child; 1--we IN; refs. and
6 ssEs GIRL risqffs fo4 h Gs os Ss3G
z noon to 7 pm. Cali Hyattsville ol26'
skE $5s5 ton4 Of ,sas sa,|drsn live in:
ohsT help ye n a ey
honsexort % Hsi e1Derisnsed. fsss D csii Or. 2zss
MAID for sh.v. and cooking. s-bedrm
s spti, to 2 7:se. We: 5ss2. anu ''f' A'u-
maids room; easy Job, good pay RA. 1889.
NEAT SETTLED WOMAN to do general
housework, live In; SIS week. room and
board. Call EN- 5407. 20
SETTLED AND RELIABLE woman, to
take, care of bunsalow for employed
sapH soDe weet In susa5bs ca ehaFen 6ass live gut
WOMAN, G.H.W.-Small apat.: dinner.
only; physicians family in Sc. l to Z
pm; references required. Tw. O3es
WANTED BY CoLoRED FAMILY. girl te
look after children and home while
mother works: references. DU. 5216.
WANTED-Reliable person, willing to take
care Of 4-yT,oid girl and do lisht house. l
room with bath available If wanted.
Call WO e431 -2S
WOMAN, middle-aaed. white, to care for
exper.: ref. FIR. 4b5s. AVN -ss
WOMAN, g:hw. mature and dependable
Sun. of; Sc: live out; local refs. Boz
476-B, Star. 20
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SITUATIONS MEN,
,COUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
rt time, tax returns prepared, state.
ants. alIditS: reasonable OR 2074

expert; books started, kept
part time, tax returns prepared, state
ments. audits: reasonable. OR 2074.
white. experienced, age 80.
wants sa6 tal7tins lob mikes nondr!nker Ink
CHEF, RESTAURANT. colored. 20 yrs. ex-
perience, excellent local references; avail
able Immediately. Decatur 1888.
GENERAL OR OFFICE MANAGER-Quali-
hcations: Executive. accounting and sales
ability; background mechanical and con-
struction: good personality, neat, reliable.
Salary open; available on or before Janu.
ary 1. MI. 1946 after 4 pm. Il
MAN, colored wants Job as janitor in
small ag. hlas Ids with quarters for wife and
MAN, colored, desires .part-time evening
work, waiter, bus boy, dishwasher. porter:
liquor or drugstore. driv. refs. AT. S42S.
MEDICAL ASSISTANT TECHNOLOGIST,
experienced; all places laboratory tech
nique. B. M R., electroca autographs and
radiology. Box SEA. Star. q
PAINTER, first class, work by day or hour.
PRODUCTIoN ENG. and maintenance
superv., % years Of exper. in production,
maintenance of equipment and buildings:
also an l. C. S. degree in ch. eng. and 3rd
class steam eng. license: best references.
RXDfo i5iS CA ADHfRTisiNG promotions i pub
iicity writer, native Of D. c., ambitious.
hard worker; excellent references: married.
DU. 1000 Ext 24s, ask for MR.. HANLEY.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcula-
GN1TED TYPEWRITER CO. sis i4th 81:
Furniture. bric-s-brsc. china.
glassware. rugs. silverware,, paintings;
hlshes' fszier 1888 sssh prices paid Call MURRAY
BEDROOM, dining room or contents of
nome x aoa pay cash 4fsr we DO moyRs sf9E-
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites.
Lying vlng room pieces rugs gas and
at once; will pay highest possible prices.
No No matter matter Thst yeu have to sell please
BOOKS WANTED i BY Wasnington:S Mn tons fastest
for good books on any subject in any field.
SooK sfoRf ~ SaF sth 81
CAMERAS, ed1sIEa4'ss a types, movie equipment. all
BRENSEs PHOTO Co. sas "a. ave, Diaess. n'w..
opposite Dept; Of Justice. RE. 2434.
n:x. nsso Me- sss7. opsn svss wi win Tsa esl. st.
DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD, diamond pocket
and wrist watches. initial birthstones, dia-
chased sehes pTces Dad SEM yoRK
FRAME OR METAL GARAGE. G or tempo
M lary o1 G0nstruction shed that can be moUed.
RN.-House. apt. or single pcs; top
TaSh' T9IT prom prompt removal; Eve do moving).
FURNITURE-will buy entire contents or
odd pieces best cash prices; buying and
selling for over 80 years. We do moving.
fSSp hfSOSppWooDS. sth and SITS. NV, NE.
FURNITURE and household effects of the
better M Xxi kind wanted at once; will buy suites,
day; MR.. GRADY. Ma. 2e2o. '''' W.
G0hD1srlng your old gold. silver. plating.
KH s ysaFs at y Sss psy :. cash R
s51s saatf squipmsat Reed nSt e mossEn lssss s
but hollow spindle preferred; fair, price
requested for immediate cash sale Please
sras send detailed information to Box s51,-z.
PIANo-win buy spinet apt. upright or
small grand for cash. Cali CH. 35l2.
aa EsH ss 13ssa %S' be 70. e case: sso'
PIANOS, grand. upright. splnes or apt.
sasS s.ze, any sizs; asa, any condition; will pay
PIANOS WANTED-coLoNIAL PIANO CO.
pays highest cash prices. Phone Ma. 4s70
repair hemstitehing, buttons covered.
i Ri 1soo any sE s;ls 1sl df
%H sseHE ssfss sSN1Na Rssss BIN e.
GIL Georgia avenue NV Georgia sill;
s4 STOVES f0fsa ANp SshsDhsTe ss4a
CO, 1011 9TH st. NV, MA. S952.
AM INTERESTED In buying siiverware.
n N any condition, 1ewelry. bric-a.brac.
china, fancy cups and saucers. DORA
kRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885 G st. NV,
oLD-FASHioSHD foSfs picture frames. clocks.
also ANTIQUE furn., china, firearms, curios,
relics. etc. EN-. 42O5 or WO. $500.
WANTED-BeJter grade OF household fur
nlture. antiques and Office furniture MA
o529: evenings. GE S447
PERMANENT RESIDENTS, want piano
from any party considering storage, will
keep in my own home for privilege of
careful and respectful use; guarantee ex-
cellent care, will have tuned periodically
and carry insurance. Phone WERTH, NO.
5316. -2S
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HELP WOMEN Cont. J


TYrsI tF rs, n. ans .esSg sSesSR eosoa Ses soe
salary; opport. for advancement. Apply
SI9Assc 1RS I'h pIsb st School graduate
hour week, paid vacations, free hospitaliza-
peq sHn ssf5S to staT GO
TYPIsT- CLERK. general once, work, g.
day. 40-hour week; permanent position.
RaaT f2I 72o FSs
full or part time. day or night, 81 to
spp9 eom h9SE go4 aR fSRsafRs s2R sEW ssh
PAPER CO: ii6i Pa, ave. NV, in person,
any day this week (the sooner the betterJ
except Christmas Day. am. to 8 pm.
WAITRESS wanted. must be neat. expe-
eeafsS @ aIsE 1sst AnNss'vGI5 S5 t.
WAITRESS, white; experisnced good hours
ans;s II sks S4;}5s9s SSE e.
sse'fs s1es5sPsfS s9 ss|
WAfTEpss TEA HqgsE rbtl bR St deSsnd.b,e 4srk
; Io;so i Ss pm. ABBY in person. @ @soi @ Si %sT'
WOMAN. white, care small children
ne; section; 6is days; $50 week. DE
YOUNG LADY,, with some bookkeeping
exper; for permanent position in once OF
jewelry store in Alexandria; excel. opport
Call in person. LLOYDs, 919 King st.
YOUNG LADY. full time, age rs to s5,
for general health club work and exer-
else instruction: pleasing personality, good
health and figure necessary, training per.
between IL am. to g pm, BILL HUT
ZELLS PHYSICAL FITNESS CLUB, 171G
< st. NV. (basement). -28
YOUNG LADY with knowledRe Of double
ences. Boy 323-B. Star. -2S
YOUNG WOMAN, single or married, neat
to sEsst III
appliance store; salary, $40 plus commits
sion; references; See Mr. Miller, WARD
RADIO q APPLIANCE. $685. Ga. aye.
YOUNG WOMAN to clerk in laundry store
NV ssesetioHi Apply in psrs9p; Nj Sbao Eny-
ave, Silver Spring. SH 4050. -2S
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ANDIRONs, S12: tools and stand, sl2;
coal hed; Sl2i wal1at Sl1 marble.toD wash-
ANTfo UEs-For sale sale at at The % cottase-
stands. finished and unflnished; marble tor
PHE p5es so an Wass st. nhe
na nnen asxt day to 1nofe so stssSa s1naays 9eE 46!
aSTIaGES-Heppiewhite maios. g. DINING
mahog. and veneer love, seat, S125; both
peri. c0nd' Seen by aDpt. only DU. $3.50. ssls5s
s25; oil lamp wired, SIS; large stock
shnh gsss aSduE na uTn sHoP Wb sale sna
$500. 1-6 pm, including sunday. go
ANTIQUE EARLY VIC: LOVE SEAT and
fsEaisht 6p sape oheE FSso aamask also magic
in Berlin ABOUT 1890, not PLAYABLE fo5 col
aKMy sss DnES EsaNnEa sh4Rs 6aEsls 4 Hs4 trunk
new. lift top, metal bound. Ideal for stor-
TOOLS su sss pefsSs bssax.r. 1ss ss saa snHs
low low prices. dRUVER MFG. CO. sooi
Connecticut ave-. Chevy Chase. Md. daily
1pd Rabg Sunehsxs nFehsxYREs f 81 sSaS wazed birch
finish, wood o. masonits door. s legs. cen:
to flt $3.95; baby high chairs, S996, iea-
turing solid maple construction; other
styles from S10.95 to $l9.95. BERGER'S, ),
34l2 14th ST.. DU. 3444. juvenile furniture
RaRY Gasa IKE new used very
little; $50. 1927 Hiatt pl. NV, MI. 1895.
BABY CARRIAGE, M g. luxe sso,kli9s: *.
ss ssllent arlassan sSndei0n; ?seos quincy
BABY CARRIAGE and mattress, Collier
KsyTortMho; snnG III Ssea ssSs only months ss ensei
I RABY CARRIAGE, excel. cond.. $3.50;
bathinstte, with foot pedal, 50; bicycle,
~. aA y VI T446. --2e
BXTHTUBs, .5-ft., built-in. new and used;
saslqsx tssss oss M s. snGwsr ns MI ai11
RED, maple, single. new coil spring and
inner-spring mattress. 1907 Radnoro I'd.
REnS, twin, maple with mattresses, alse
coliapsible Thayer baby earriage. Ii
2462.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
SAlESMEN.

WANTED-one real estate salesman, high;
class integrity unQuestioned, mature. haro
WorSins. dependable, no objection to in
experience provided nsneiay a6is to lm iine
tied to 2 statesmen. best contracts in va.
Call OW 44S5 for appointment. -2S
BE A PARTNER-Wanted, young man to
develop genera insurance or hlgh-type
real estate once Must be hard worker
inteerity unouestioned, financially able te
weather meaeer earnings at start: 1uture
secure with partnership. Call oW. 1885
sALESMENwBis profits in deals. Expert
ence preferred but not necessary Fun ", in
WEIsz, 213-B. North Desplaines, Chi
statesmen (advertising: top income and
Unlimited opportunity offered producers
y successful ad1s1tsns
ealendars, direct mail, metal. plastic and
sh5 spestaeeso ooS good snnnsy msn earn
syersee of ten-year men is $21 700
straight commission paid , weskiyy;o yo Appats 1Ias
Sunday, 2 pm, LOUIS F. DOW co. 552Soe 52oe
80
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS AND CATS boarded. week ends or
longer: air-conditioned kennels. pickup
service; veterinary supervision. BIDE-A-
WEE KENNELS. AL Conn. ave. WO. o224.
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-Boarding, bath
ing and grooming cocker spaniel puppies.
FREE-White kitten to person giving It
good home. Telephone Hobart 1874. 1850
Park rd. NV. -2S
ELPAW Kennels, REG. - Boarding,
grooming. bathing warm, radiant-heated
kennel; separate. outside runs. under vet
erinary Esuperyision; TE, 243o. g
coo cocker span; pups for Xmas deliv;,, Axe
BOXER. male. fawn, l6 mos: Axe reg.
championship stock; excel; with children
sRlss & say kRoss isS; k2NNEEss9T s9T your dog
to the best, we offer the finest country
the same individual care your dog gets at
home Fairfax 11-J-2
COCKER PUPPIES, Axe registered, 4 mo
old. Call after 3 Saturday; from to 8
Sunday. Ask operator for Elmwood S43.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, 2 males, black,
BOXER PUPPIES, tawn, cropped. excellent
blood line and temperament: reasonably
priced RA CRT6
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DRESSMAKING, design, remod, altera-
tions; eve gowns q speciality; reas. MISS
BERT, 1880 Irving, NV. Apt. 4. AID; 223s.
GIRL. colored, wishes job as ladies room
attendant, child's nurse or maid. Call
any time after 6 p,m.; exp, ref. TW. 2424.
GIRL, colored. desires full or part-time
work after $50 pm. AT. 6136, Sat. and
HoUsEKEEPER-Young woman, white,
would like care Of motherless home; ex-
change small salary and lodging for self
rs fHRSsusshhWoskER shEss shIdsen coMFANSos A Sa5s white
settled, will stay with elderly couple; no
children DU. 1903. -2s
WANT to work in hospital kitchen, full
time, 8 days a week ME 9675. go
NURSE, companion, educated. refined
woman wishes position: some nursing ex-
perience; salary, etc, can be arranged.
RELIABLE BABY SITTER. widow, desires
position any time, any place, in Wash. GE
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER. expert
enced excellent references; nonsmoker.
nondrinker desires position Immediately;
Northwest; please state salary. Box 6S-
SINGLE LADY. 49, experienced in clerical
work PIX board desires position. oo TIE,
SITTER SERVICES and ironing. in exch.
for room, NV; refined employed woman
and jr. h. sch, son. TW. $500, Ext. 253.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored wishes daywork. Monday,
721 Euclid ST NV CO 1891. -2s
GIRL, colored. -g.hw, days per week
exper. DI. 1898.
GIRL, colored desires g.h.w., live in. RE
1874.
MAID, girl colored. wants lob; ghw
knows cooking, taking care Of children;
S25 wk: references. TW. 203S anytime
2Ss
WOMAN. neat, reliable. colored, desires
Job as upstairs lady or child care; S25: ref
WoRKING 'WNAY Way THROUGH COLLEGE
non-GI, merchant marine engineer. ir
exch. for room, board. will act as care.
taker, handyman. Box 100-A, Star. CO
4577 after pm. 3O'