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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-10-31

eSt.
Brotherhood Week is an annual
observance promulgated by the
National Conference of Christians
and Jews, Inc, an organization
seeking to bring about harmonious
relations between Christians and
Jews.
Mr.. William A. Ryan, North
Florida Region Director of the N.
G. G. j., will select a committee
for the awarding of the best es-
says.
The student writing the best
essay on Brotherhood Week will be
awarded $50 war bond; a $25
war bond will be awarded for the
second best, and SIS in cash for the
third best. These winners, plus
the ten students who write the
next best essays will also receive
a free subscription to the South
ern Jewish Weekly.
All manuscripts will be between
], 200 and 1900 words, and should
be mailed to the Southern Jewish
Weekly, p. o. Box 9OS, Jackson
vile, Fla. They will be forwarded
to the Commute on Awards. All
contributions will become the
property of the sponsors.
Arrangements for the contest
were made through Prof. Elmer J.
Emig, head of the Journalism De-
partment at the University of
Florida, who replied as follows to
letter suggesting the awards:
Mr.. IsadOre MOscOvitZ
Editor and Publisher
The Southern Jewish Weekly
p. o. Box 9O3
Jacksonville 1, Florida.
Dear ISadOre:
1t was good to have your letter
of September 80. I wish it were
possible for us to get together, or
at least communicate with each
other, more frequently.
The proposal in your letter to
offer prizes for the best articles
on the subject of brotherhood
Week" appears to me to be ex-
celIent. However, University pro-
cedure would require administra-
tive approval before it could be
accepted. Therefore, I am for
warding it to the Dean of the col
lege for his consideration. Just
as soon as an administrative de-
cisiOn is reached, I shall let you
know about it.
1 assure you that this offer is
very deeply appreciated, and L
want to commend you again for
the splendid work you have ac-
cOmplished since you graduated
from our department.. With kind
est wishes
Cordially yours,
(SignedD Elmer j. Emig
Head Professor of Journalism
BJE-amg
&C: Dean Thomas r. Leigh
A few days later The Southern
Jewish Weekly received the Of
fetal authorization for this con-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-10-31
Capital Spotlight
RY BEATRICE HERMAN
Copyright, 1047, JTA, 1nc.)
LAKE SUCCESS

This is going to be q color story
about a high spot at the United
Nations.
Instead of political evaluation,
International analyses and diplo-
matte predictions there comes to-
day a tale of a man and many
nations.
The man is DIR. Chain Weiz-
mann, renowned chemist, for many
wears the leader of world ZiOnism
and president of the Jewish
Agency.
When he made his dramatic en-
trance into the United Nations
Palestine Committee room, to ad-
dress the representatives of fifty
seven states, it marked the second
occasion he had mounted a world
stage in his long campaign for a
Jewish state. The first time was
at the League of Nations, with the
resulting Palestine Mandate and
the Balfour Declaration.
Now came another even more
historic occasion.
The idea Of partition had been
recommended by a special u. N.
committee on Palestine. The
United States and the U. S. S. r.
had supported this proposal for
a Jewish and an Arab state.
Numerous other countries had raj
lied to the idea. The six Arab
states vehemently and lengthily
attacked it. Concluding argu-
ments had been offered to the Pal
estine Committee by the Arab
Higher Committee of Palestine
and the Jewish Agency.
On this last day of general de-
bate, the summation for the Jew
ish state was to be offered by the
73-year-old almost blind DR.. Weiz-
mann. From the unwonted air of
excitement in the delegates
lounge, before the session began,
II was apparent that a new ele-
ment was present. And fitting it
was that it be distilled by so great
chemist. He sat quietly in a
chair, his beautiful wife beside
him.
Shortly before the committee
was called to order, DIR. Weizmann
was slowly escorted to his place,
marked by a specially strong light
20 ease his reading of his address.
mat came an hour later, after
'amaI Husseini had completed his
repetitive statement for the Arab
nlgner Committee. The press Sec
uon' which partly emptied for the
"o-page speech, filled to the doors
as DIR. Weizmann started.
Removing his dark glasses, with
TIE typewriter sheets held close
unoer the glare of the light, he
read haltingly, but with the more
uisnlty and impressive emphasis.
mere and there a dart of wit flash
eu TO an appreciative audience.
oie OF the Arab delegates had, at
previous session, asserted that
.,le real reason for the Palestine
mandate had been to reward DR..
"eizmann for alleged discoveries
~ poison gas. Amused by such
-li"oious assertions" DR.. Weiz-
"ldnn dryly could not "avoid the
Clc'usion that those who made
~'eSe rash statements must have
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-10-31
Southern Jewish Weekly to Sponsor
Brotherhood Week Contest at j. Of +.

The Southern Jewish Weekly will offer prizes
honorable mention awards for the thirteen
Week. All students the University Florida Gainesville
eligible to participate in this
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-10-31

with history and with elementary
chemical literature. I have never
had anything to do with poison
gases"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17


LOST-Green bathing suit and
bath towel, put in wrong car at
Swimming pool Saturday. Vir-
ginia Davis, rt. l Peoria. Its
CLEARANCE of all summer shoes
at Galloways Shoe Store will save
you money on good footwear.
7-17-2t
FOR SALE-McC Cormick Deering
6 row corn shredder. H. c. Martin,
l3 mi. w. of Redwood on the
Grindell rd. 7-17-2t*
FOR SALE-Rabbits, 8 good does
and l registered Chinchilla buck.
Call 9-2531. 7-17-2ts
CLEARANCE of all summer shoes
at Galloways Shoe Store will save
you money on good footwear.
7-17-2t
FOR SALE-Lot in Milford Cent
er, good location. Norman Hage-
man. Phone 9-2564. Its
FOR SALE--Electrolux electric
sweeper, with all attachments;
Florence kerosene stove, with
built in oven, white porcelein.
Mrs. j. r. Herriott. 256 w. Main,
Plain City. Phone 1870. Its
SANITARY SERVICE cleans,
septic tanks, vaults, cisterns, etc.
Contact Chas. T. Hawk, rt. l,
West Mansfield. l1a mi. s.w. of
York Center. 7-17-4t*
FOR SALE-Young team of dark
grays mare and gliding, sound
and good workers. 312 mi. n. W.
of Ostrander. r. A. Click. Its
FOR SALES #. double John
Deere tractor disc, Dane hay
loader. S. c. Tilton, S mi. s.w. of
LaRue on the Winnamiki pike Its
FOR SALE-25 gallon kerosene
hot water heater; one horsepower
110-220 electric motor, new; /;
several 2-8 by z ft. house doors. |
Wilbert Medory, Mt. Victory. Its !
FOR SALE-Electric Westing- !,
house range, good condition, ex-
cellent oven, $500. Phone Rich
wood 3715. Its
FOR SALE-House, small barn
and Az acres of ground. 312 mi.
Sc. of Ostrander. w. J. Neill, rt.
,, MarySville. Its
FOR SALE-Corn and small
,rain elevator, 24-ft. long, with
electric motor. H. M. Bishop, Mil
ord Center. Phone 9-2584 Its
FOR SALE-Wind Pump, Mrs.
;. j. Gordon, 2 mi. south of
Peoria. 7-I7-1ts
FOUR ROOMS-two nice large
vardrobes, furnished or un-
Nice home for young
ouple or elderly couple. No
hildren or pets. Can be had by
Aug. |. Mrs. Lawrence Beard, Rt.
Redwood. Phone 3789. ST. Rt. /
z. Its
Amethyst Bishops Stone
Tho nnfhxrGk ia nlrO krnts,sa 1 .
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17

FOR SALE-16 month old pure
bred Shorthorn bull. Lawrence
F. G. Rausch. 7-14-2ts
FOR SALE-Westinghouse Milk
Cooler, 6-can size. Woodstock
Dept. Store. 1-7-6t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17
ALLEN CENTER
BY MRS. HAROLD KENT


Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kent and
daughter, Connie, spent Friday
in Columbus.
The Progressive Literary club
entertained their families last
Wednesday evening with a pot
luck dinner at the school building.
Jessie LeMaster, Madaline Dun
bar and Ruth Henault comprised
the entertaining committee. The
program consisted of dress par
ade and songs of the Gay '90's".
Helen Smith is in charge of the
club trip this year and informed
the group that she has tickets
for the Morning Matinee and so
club on Aug. 13. A bus has been
chartered for the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bishop and
daughter, Nancianna, and their
house guest, George Grove, of
West Orange, N. j., attended the
Yorkshire hog breeders barbecue
Sunday at Mohican State Park.
They were joined there by their
son, Joe Bishop, and five of his
fraternity Brothers who are at
tending Wooster college summer
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Stillings jr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kent
and daughter, Connie, spent Sun
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Stillings ST.
Rose Ann Woodwork spent
Friday night with Norma Jean
and Barbara Stanton and their
ho,ico ut,act rla,,a uoIo0poh
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17

FOR SALE-Full blood Berk-
shire boar, 18 mo. old. Phone
3428. N. Lewis. Its
FOR SALE-Porch glider and
Mans bicycle cheap. Phone 6553.
Its
FOR SALE-Bay saddle mare.
Earl Wortz, Ostrander. Rt. 2 Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17
BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT

Simpson & Son. Auctioneers
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17
Public Sale
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
As we are leaving the State we
will sell at our residence. located
in East Liberty. Ohio. on
Sat-, JULY 19, l947
At l p.m.. the following:

AL i p.kI1ss Tie A0AAGWAA9s
Deluxe, eft. Wards electric re-
frigerator; electric washer, Hor-
ton; antique chest of drawers;
Hoover practically new sweeper;
lounge; piano; dining room suite;
two bed room suites, complete
with innerspring mattress, both
suites nearly new; lot of drapery;
breakfast suite; nearly new
studio couch; two occasional
chairs; overstuffed chairs; cleo
trio lights, both floor and table;
knee hole desk; utility cabinet;
8x1OR rug and pad; 9x11 " pad;
lot of odd chairs; wall mirrors;
table model Crosley radio; occa-
sional tables; Bready tractor and
cultivator, new; lawn mower,
new; metal porch chair; porch
swing; garden plow; hose; shovel;
rake; some small tools; one lot of
dishes; lot of cooking utensils;
two antique chairs; many other
articles.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17

FOR SALE-John Deere combine,
power take off, hook up for Far
mall regular, or F-20; also re-
cleaner for John Deere 12-A COM
bine. Carl Worthington, Rich
wood Rt. |. 7-14-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17

FOR SALE--Electrolux electric
sweeper, with all attachments;
Florence kerosene stove, with
built in oven, white porcelein.
Mrs. j. r. Herriott. 256 w. Main,
Plain City. Phone 1870. Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17

WANTED-A chanee to bid on
your tin work ana spouting. All
work guaranteed. G. J. Mathys,
Raymond, Phone 664. 4-3-26t|
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17
WAN AD SECTION

FOR AGRICULTURAL LIME =
crushed stone ana gravel. see r. H.
Brisker, 154 S. Fulton St. Rich
wood. Phone 4184. 2-1S-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17

FOR SALE-Lot in Milford Cent
er, good location. Norman Hage-
man. Phone 9-2564. Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17

FOR SALE-English type saddle;
window sash for two windows,
glass 24x34; small window, 4
panes, 24x20 over all; 9x12 con-
goleum rug. 318 S. Main st. Phone
1888. Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17

CLEARANCE of all summer shoes
at Galloways Shoe Store will save
you money on good footwear.
7-17-2t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17

FOR SALE-Rabbits, 8 good does
and l registered Chinchilla buck.
Call 9-2531. 7-17-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17

LOST-Green bathing suit and
bath towel, put in wrong car at
Swimming pool Saturday. Vir-
ginia Davis, rt. / Peoria. Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17

SANITARY SERVICE cleans,
septic tanks, vaults, cisterns, etc.
Contact Chas. T. Hawk, rt. /,
West Mansfield. l12 mi. s.w. of
York Center. 7-17-4t*
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-17

FOR SALE-McCo Cormick- -Deering
6 row corn shredder. H. c. Martin,
3 mi. w. of Redwood on the
Grindell rd. 7-17-2t*
Evening star., 1947-02-21
PERSONAL.

NEW JERSEY CLEANERS & DYERS an
nounce the opening OF their new store
toners, featuring s-hour dry cleaning ser ssrv-
PaRsoSs5 s5s 5S5o coGsrRYs1DE ii dsy and board
teschsfs sfho2 bot lunches day Read
ssd in sslephone booko e4o1 Georgia ave.
4 e you ARE M n NEED E+ OF A LOAN gggsa W 70
f2SE fEspEss: S. INe sssso4I Gssorsis ave ''"O
sIEMANENT Waves 81 aRd
Flynn Ffsh s0qS BEA1TY e coEIEaE' Isio 6 St
u. w. JOHNSON. D.ntist-Falss teeth re-
RHg 1s9 ans SIS nv Your c9ssa Sone SAT-
& GO. Co. T. 81. 4s54: R'' Re. 1888. ssi OF A wa
MOTH HOLES, burns. tears. cuts. etc;
5sSfg sHSSsR to Rs!ff0R yes Psssg
MaSs95nsisa eKEs ca 81 1sSG
nISsd hEHs to 4h I'll Sections Fl ess So
PERMANENT, 81; shampoo and finger
wye, 5oc; No appointments. MABELLE
H2sGUf #aST 70 sfaSGI HosP at2 svs
eES1ER tisS RssFs ss as At AERA 51sr
English. self-confdence, freedom from self
Rfb WRFYefaa SH FAKE
fHa cENTfR f s4a5 ds ssa ave. silver
s215ns saBY sfTrER II RrersrrRY; mothers call
6ondse llsenssd Sit,sEs inyestgstsd ~ ss.
fit, because you have lost weight, or they
need rsstyling We spseali5e In that sId
centrally located, In LoewS Columbia
aye. NY lilo F st. NV Room 20.
SLIP covERs. pRArERIEs-co. $500,
5-day delivery. Use your, fabric or choose
S 's.a.ss sns
fGRSd SaSs GahbRfS sahT sfsyicf cffHogoSRApHEp
so. SO nGr Fer apt. It a.l's Mr.. 'MoSTGoMG5EY.
sTtiPERFLUoUs HAIR permanently. re-
moved by former university medical re-
search. associate. latest single or multiple
meth0d approved By MEDICAL scienes Free
SPRING is HERE-Need slip covers?
abe isssef dlebe ss 1857 evenings and satu5day
TAX RETURNS prepared under the super
sso 9l tax bede s rs Ns
EARN MONEY AT HoME-Embroiderin
croeheting, stitehins tds st. on exquisite sssoy
FOR EXQUISITE DYEING, call GE. 9777
or drive in 3700 Georgia ave. NV. to the
dye-work specialist at EXQUISITE
Child CARE, evenings. by refined middle
aged lady: reference. Box ALL, Star. 81
SLIP COVERS, draperies. artistically ere
ated from our or your material: workman.
ship guaranteed. cRosWELL'S Overlook
234T. -26
NURSES AvAILABLE-Dependa nursing
Services, licensed and bonded, every nurse
iTvs,tigatsd RE sa7 NsYsy TSTso s!osed ri6' 3e'
them to us. No charge If you can. flne
them after they pass the hands Of ou
chemists EXQUISITE CLEANERS, 3T0f
Ga ave. NV GE. 6777. -23
NURSE, hospital training: references: Il
to 1 8 hours duty; elderly person preferred
LADY WHO IS AT HOME the best part o
the day and evening: to receive telephon
inquiries and give information for summe
Phone WO 564H -Z1
Evening star., 1947-02-21
HELP WoMEN tcent. J .

MTKassFs .4.na. gss ae ssfa !. sS iGa Sut Di5s not
ss se n hso 81 sana.g ao
s ST9sssE Tb,t. th snd .Iner r.. 70 work dinner
TIPS. l29 Kennedy st. NV" soLoMo9S's
WAiTHREssEs. white, experienced, wanted
daily appointment from ga. 120 8. Wayne
st., Washington-Lee Shopping center. Phone
&a11fskss. vi FEE sfts6 shiss part time. Apply Sae
W1iTREssEs; eolered; must Be oGS expsri- ri
enced. EXECUTIVE PHARMACY 9oS "a
WAITREssEs-Highest type, for wash
ington's finest new restaurant: must pe
seHs1ase.y 1efsfsnees e1ge1sh'fHE Aepy TED LEWIS
TAURANT. 1855 Conn. ave. l to Js Pm.
WHITE LADY to assist with s.h,w,, S25
wk MR.. CURLES, AT. 1112.
WIDOW, colored, will give room and small
ssr 0qns Sos to sesas sos 3d. we seot ss
WOMAN. so-a6, for morning or afternoon
sriahtWood h " Cd with selling experience; pleas;
stssus tai p'i and business experience. BOX
WooMASs.' white, reliable. settled. Protss-
tant, live in; E.h.w. and cooking At
WoMEN-whit. intellisent age 1s to s5,
70 work, as nurses aides in hospital.
Special classes for those who have had no
training or sSper pI,,c Apply 70 s1r NpFsI1htG5 1t5
YOUNG LADY to learn cosmetic selling;
interested in some one able to follow expert
APPiy in oBia nS NIX. ess and
Glebe rd., Arlington, Va. -23
YOUNG LADY, accurate typist, with gen
eral once exper;, for small once: peama-
nent position, Box 45s.J. star TN m2e
tate and rentIng: WI: 1901. Il.
YOUNG WOMEN needed as mattresses for
modern air-conditioned restaurants serving
food only. Must be neat, dependable and
attractive: should have at least years
high school education; excellent earnings
and nutritious meals. Apply 1898 Taylor
WE ARE LOOKING for woman capable Of
managing q small suburban hol seholo.
Preferably some one who would appreciate
good home and expect to be .reated
as one Of the family. Private. rrn. and
moderate salary to person qualifying. AT
re- ISo1 ACT sI'eI As GIRL i FRIDAY for manager of
local branch once Of national company ny
ONCE work; 40-hr. wk.. in pleasant sur
roundings: $40. Phone ME. 1449, ask for
MP SULZBACE -Z2
Evening star., 1947-02-21
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

WHITE HELP WANTED-Hostess, S175 per
mo-; waitress. $50 per wk. and tips; sec.
AGENCY e39 New York ave. NV. Ex.
SEtR nEEs' # tsSdsss2h g ISL 81 ssEs
fIBsEzkAfaaE MBszz kAfaaEENcySa Sass7 cmale,; degree e. in
librarian work, knowledge of foreign Ian
guase.
Moran at BoYD'S. 1888 F, MA. 1888
and electronic research: BIS. degree nee;
other similar opening Mr.. Paul at BoYD's,
ASSOC. SEC, 5000 %. excellent future.
perm; secretary. engineer, perm. $50 wk.;
patent law stenog.. permanent. $50 week.
Espbe4s need stsn9E aozens S. 30 BE- J K stenSs os
emp. s; Service 'i in % B. C. est. 80 yrs; need
100 new applicants daily for interesting
openings. See Miss Lee, BOYD'S, 1888
ssiEGGRAETARaY;, s. $500 mo. %, educational
xe16 5daE xs med@ @ @snos SCI
Mr.. Bruce at PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911
ELEcTkoNIc 1 ENGINEER, experienced and
qualified in all freauencies for work in
volying special noise study investigation;
Rept sslsTy IS appE9x 90 MALTEs s
MaGshnsfsaR EEGAn sRcRET4RT RRisF fe e3so Under nd IS
pleasing personality; excel, loc: and work
Ing conditons: start $SG,sS5 $40 gss, Per Tf
Bloo DI 40oO DI 4442
Evening star., 1947-02-21
HELP DOMESTIC.

cooK;GENERAL, HoUsEwoRFkER,, 1sy1 tond
cooKaG.H.W.. ss5: fond Of children: i've
tno.. tn Benstx g. E2ssher' recent local IstsF-
Of 2; live in; i day of wekely: local
refs. required; state exper. and salary.
COUPLE LIVING IN; wife cook and sh.w.:
s.aared nsSnsed 'e5ys cs GIVE e G afd
COUPLE, to live in private suite: Great
Neck Long Island home S5 MINIS ts9m
cleaning and some laundry; husband; gar
RsTfPesd Will. Soa s2So star more per
GoSuliiPLE-cook -chambermaid, heuseman:.
chaufeur; honest and sober with regent
references; S225 q mo. BOX @lo-J' ga Ssar'
COOK. experienced; live in or out;
;nd Beadix sT Tashe5; a%Ss local references; gs0o
esiatH a.H'W. Cook, '0 experienced; 8 days: 2
5000 salary. OR: li5s. ant. n.r.
and md city reference; soc per hr. and car
afs65i5srEkIrfER fs5i Ri aGss white. sh;xs Laundry,
9ity TslsTsnss oE; s7s5 :,.t with -SS 4:n,,
school; in Silver Spring; employe treated
with respect and consideration: sunny,
newly decorated room, private, bath: 10
psTt e4Es time s or disi sseSoos 4etsFenc.s
MAID. White. g.hw: live in; $50, mo-;
city references: health card. Call OR.
MAID -G.H.W., help with baby, s or 8 days
weekly; so. references and health caro- PIG rn9ne
MAID, over 30 for sh.w.. to go to New
NURSE, live in; excellent salary; fun care
3 and s; other help employed; local REL
erences required. EN-. l449:
WAITRESS, experienced, white. 5111 pm
daily: good salary. At Forest Glen No
WoMAN-Good home for capable, middle
aged woman; sleep in; g;h.w., nght laun-
dry by BendiX, help with children; NC
cooking; Thursday of: local reference and
health card; salary, SO wk. TE 5gls
WOMAN. responsible. 20 to, 40; rrivate
room, bath, Coard: reasonable salary. IN
exchange for few hrs. gh.w: and stay IN
some ewes: time free for other Job; local
references BOX 141-M, Star. IL
JOHNS -MANVILLE needs girl for sales
promotion work and general ONCE work;
typing knowledge necessary; age 1879; D.
Gay week. 40 hours; salary, S125 per
month; Apply bstgeen ve 9 enap sne IL mann am;
insulating division). 92s 9TH st: n.w.--22
Evening star., 1947-02-21
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

EOOKKEEPFR. experienced, desires posi-
Ton in quiet once; 5-day week. BOX 43s-
COLLEGE GRADUATE. administrative
ability. secretarial, general once expert
ence since 1870, also translating Spanish
Ter export t'Fmf ns,4 desires position with sS0a
CoMPANION or practical nurse for elder
], lady or gentleman; can drive car BOX
fIsTs frIRsFsssMAKING. design, remod, aitera-
lions: eve. GOWNS specially; reaS MIS- MisSS
rFRT. 1880 IRVING NV: Apt 4, AD 223S
GIRLS. colored. desire Jobs as mattresses;
f.oTEL 81 ss'G GHousEk1EEPER. executive, 5000
faferences, is years experience. wishes
position i5o to 800 room hotel. BOX Box SsssS-
I i1.,oST5ssTEKEL.eR S5sT WITH DAUGHTER, age /,
desires = possttt;sesn pstss at once in mo.ne95sless 9s
LADY viii do tipping or any kind Of stem
o7raphic work at home. Reasonable 5ates'
SS9G1ksE, S9G1 practieai. m Zeal for infants, after mother
comes from hospital or 1or small chlIo ~ ofen'
Call FM. $3.50.
NURSE would like day duty; NV; section;
s%jsnSsid EsooMfya ROUSE orEk4ToR m s exper
would like rooming or apt. house on com
or salary. Box 444-L. Star.
SECRETARY, experienced in cost analysis,
hudCet control. stenography and all types
general once work. desires permanent posi.
tion with future. Last position nsid once
mgr. and exec. secretary. Best references
Box ST9-L. Star. "a
sECRErARY-sTENo DEPEND
1xeferred; 5-da9 wk.. 5000 mo. Or 1928
Evening star., 1947-02-21
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
ADDITIONS, REMODELING, carpentry

ADDITIONS, REMODELING, carpentry,
plumbing, plastering. painting, ETC.: free
estimates; no money down years to pay.
HAMILTON CONTRACTING CO., RE. 4477.
CARPENTRY-All types Of home repairs.
have your screens made now; established
business BOOHER'S CARPENTER SHOP,
CSRPENTRY. additions, screening and end
porches, remodeling, repairing steps.
floors, building garages with aluminium
overhead doors. FIR. 41S6. "a
COTTAGES, garages. houses; immediate
delivery; terms. See our MODEL display:
Stran steel overhead doors; frame, brick
or sindsE BLOCK garages 1sTissan GTENERMn nr;. iN
5ssFson 5ssy; g |g,sl : 80 Nsl IL Ar'in''0n' Va.
iaying, sanding. finishing. cleaning. par
Ma fses 5sErsie1TsoRs coNTRacToRs, INC. 1sia Wiseon-
sToNEwoRK-Any type stonework; nag
stone, retaining walls, veneer; also ce-
ment fin, concrete drives and walks: spec.
eoNTRAcr1ad &C FRA Nc co,e ow. 5000. ts4 hrsj
OIL EURNERS-Petro Nosol, NH cor,
trolls, 2T5-gal oil tank, also boilers and
radiators Reasonable prices. NO doWn
payment, 36 mos. to pay. MAY HEATING
JONES HOME REPAIR AND PAINTING
coNcRETEsS SsoRK priveways. walks
footines. b4 xJment noors, porehes;, etc.
Free estimaHG Call MILO. Wo. o73l.
Evening star., 1947-02-21
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

WANTED-Six more students for next
spesdwriting, the ideal ABc shorthsnd;
If interested, contact CAPITAL CITY COL
LEGE, Me. 1927. -23'
CIVIL SERVICE clerical exams--Let us
prepare you: class begins pm Feb. "a;
class limited: register now; S12 for IL
nights. CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE. ME
Beauty OPERATORS NEEDED-Moderr
training in all subjects. day, night and
part.time classes; get our free catalogue
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL,, approved
for D. C. requirements and GI training
1910 N. Y. ave. ME. TITS. Estab. 1918
MODEM IRAINING 10 beauty culture al
tor. GI training wAR-HYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE: I2Io g st NV: DI 1852
GREGG, PTTTMAN AND GRAHAM short
hand, touch typing: individual instruction,
speed dictation. Day and T eyening q elassss: Uses
mont ave; lat L St. n.wD DI. ,1114. :-I72s
CIVIL SERVICE BOOKS, sample questions
and answers, 81; special 1947 clerk edi-
ton, So MERIT PUBLICATION, Room
313. 1920 New York ave. DI. 7191. 25s