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Evening star., 1947-11-12
IVA Unit 10 Protect
|Ex.Servicemen From
'Jerry-BuiIt' Homes

To protect veterans from poorly
built homes, the Veterans Admins
tration today announced plans for
regular inspections to make certain
homes being built for former SER
vicemen live up to specifications.
The new program is the first con-
crete step the agency has taken
since it reported several weeks ago
that complaints have flooded VA
offices from veterans moving into
"jerry-built" or unfinished homes.
In return, the agency plans to aid
builders by offering them definite
commitments before construction
starts on prices the veterants will be
allowed to pay under the GI Bill.
Heretofore, builders have had to
finish the homes first and then ask
VA for appraisals to determine "rea-
sonable values" Often, VA has
said such prices were too high and
has refused to approve them.
Pre-Building Appraisals.
The new commitment" prices will
be based on pre-construction ap-
praisalS of specifications and plans.
The service will be offered to build
ing developments of five or more
| homes.
To carry out regular inspections
of homes, from the planning stage
to completion, VA will augment its
present staff of appraisers with
private architects, contractors and
engineers. Fees for actual inspec-
tions will be borne by builders, but
a share of the cost may be charged
against the veteran-buyer under the
plan.
officials said they hope the con-
slant inspections will do away with
cases in which builders have sub
stituted inferior building materials
and equipment as construction pro-
gressed.
In the past, VA has offered prior
commitments of reasonable value"
only in a. few cases in which vet
Grams individually have applied for
construction loans.
To Set Advance Prices.
Appraisers under the new pro-
gram also will set advance maxi
mum prices that can be charged
for homesites.
In projects already under way,
the agency said, continuation Of
previous regulations will remain in
force.
Thereafter" the agency said IN
statement, definite certificates of
reasonable value for CT loan pur-
poses will be issued in connection
with such housing Developments
only where the VA system of ap-
praisal and inspection is agreed
upon before construction starts"
Evening star., 1947-11-12
District Officials 10 Head
| American Leqion Post II

Two District officials will be in.
stalled in top positions of Lincoln
Post, No. II, of the American Le-
gion in q ceremony at 8 O'Clock
tonight at the Legion clubhouse
2437 Fifteenth street NV.
c. A. Wharton, head of the Dis
trict Unemployment Compensation
Board, will become commander, anc
the first vice commander will be
Allan w. Payne, chairman of the
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Other new officers are:
w. H. Wilson, second vice COM
mander; Hiaso Matsumoto, third
vice commander; E. G. Flester, fl.
nance officer; K. H. Denham, ser.
geant at arms; J. D. Germer, chap
lain, and DR.. Walter L. Kline, sur
geon.
4 Mr.. Wharton served for three
years in the Southwest Pacific dur
ing World War II. He was major
lin the Marine Corps.
Evening star., 1947-11-12

Mansion, Gunston Hall, Tomb Of the
Unknown Soldier and Pohick Church
in Fairfax County. A picture Of the
Jefferson Memorial also is included.
The parlor-cafe car features q
parlor section, lounge and a dining
room seating 20 persons. Coaches
are divided by glass partition into
smoking and non smoking compart-
ments.
Tight-locking couplers and roller
bearings will insure q smooth ride
from start to stop.
Three hundred and two passengers
will be carried on the train, which
will be pulled by steam locomotive.
Evening star., 1947-11-12
Round-Wor|d Flyers Cross
Alaska Mountain Rance
BY the Assoeiofsd Press


FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Nov. Ia
The way home finally lay south
again today for the 'round-the-world
flyers, George Truman and Clifford
Evans, and their tiny planes.
With their hops always northward
since touching Calcutta and Bang
kok in late September, the two for
mer Army pilots reached Big Delta,
Alaska, highway point 80 miles
southeast of here, late yesterday on
a hard five-hour flight from Anchor
age. They planned to resume their
trip today.
On yesterdays hop. they crossed
the Olaska coastal mountain range
in which Mount Mckinley towers
20. 300 feet.
Evening star., 1947-11-12

Snow-covered country still lay
ahead of them down the Alaska high
way route, with Kluane Lake and
Whitehorse in the Yukon, each with
landing fields, as possible stopover
Evening star., 1947-11-12

It's not just anofher foothpasfe -. not
Just another old too+hpasfe with an
added Ingredient! Instead, It's an
unmatched new kind of toofhpasfe
with q formula thaf's completely new
and radieaIIy different!
THERE'S toothpaste that's really new! A tooth
/ paste that really does more for you. It's
amazing new Lyons Toothpaste-a toothpaste SO
much better for frightening teeth, it sets an all
time high standard for dental beauty.
When we say Lyons Toothpaste is better for
brightening-far and away better-than any
other brand, you can believe it. For the evidence
is found in thousands of laboratory tests pn scores
md scores of Individual teeth These tests prove
bnclusively-that new Lyons Toothpaste is better
because they show that while cleaning teeth beauti-
FULLY, it gets them brighter :. ~ to 81 times
brighter than any other toothpastei
Because the formula for Lyons Toothpaste is
completely new and radically different, you'll find
nothing to match this toothpaste-anywhere! It
contains new, patented cleansing agent-and
Laurel outlook., 1947-01-15
PARK IT.
Absarokee, Columbus
Down Park City Team

Park City, Jan. 15.-The Park
City Panthers went to Absarokee
Wednesday evening to play their
first game after the holidays.
1t was a fast nip and tuck game
from the start. At the end of the
first quarter Absarokee lead 7-6,
and at the half the score was tied
14-all. In the third quarter the
Panthers leaped and took a lead of
1921. In the last quarter Absaro-
kee went on a scoring spree MAX
ing 10 points and ending the game
by defeating Park City 31-30.
Rudolph Meinhardt was high
scorer, making IL points
COlumbus-Park City
The Park City cagers went to
Columbus Friday night and put up
a battle with the Columbus Cou-
gars. At the end of the first quar-
ter the score was tied 12-all, and
at the half the Cougars lead 1927.
In the final last half Columbus took
and defeated the Panthers IA
81.
Wegner was high scorer with II
Laurel outlook., 1947-01-15
TREWIN

Mr.. and Mrs. John Rupp celebrat-
ed their 25th wedding anniversary
Saturday night at their home on
the Walters ranch. Guests we're
relatives of the couple from Laurel
and Park City. A large array of
lovely gifts were received. The af-
fair was arranged by their oldest
daughter, Miss Violet Rupp, R. N,
who is visiting her parents. Re-
freshments of ice cream and cake
and coffee were served at the close
of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kappel are
visiting friends in Missoula.
Calvin Grubs was absent from the
Park City high school several days
the past week on account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Schessler who
have lived the past year on the
farm formerly owned by Wann
Wilkerson, sold their place last
week and moved to Billings.
Norman Shay spent Wednesday
and Thursday with hig granc2ar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.. Grubs.
Paul and Leo Bongiani and
Charles Grubs attended the Weber
farm sale near Billings Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solly Harding and
sons of Rapids spent Saturday
at the Godfred Harding home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Grubs were
in Columbus on business Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. A. L. Grubs and son Calvin
attended an official board meeting
of the Methodist church at the S.
T. Flood home in Park City, Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grubs spent
Thursday evening at the Bob Free
man home in Park City.
Laurel outlook., 1947-01-15
Auxiliary Donates
S25 To Lunch Fund

Park City, Jan. 15-The American
Legion Auxiliary held their regular
meeting Thursday evening at the
hall with Mrs. Harold Fink and
Mrs. S. T. Flood as hostesses.
Fifteen members were present
with the president, Mrs. w. Fl
Adams presiding at a lengthy bust
ness meeting. The organization do
mated S25 to the school hot lunch
project
Plans were made for a march
of Dimes" party for the Legion
later in the month. Reports were
given by the secretary, Mrs. Har-
old Fink and treasurer, Mrs. Allen
Whitcanack.
The February meeting will be in
itiation for several members. Mrs.
Kenneth Carlson was present and is
to become a member.
Guests at the Park City hotel of
Mrs. Annabelle Riddle and her
mother, Mrs. Mary King were Mrs.
Arnold Peterson and daughter of
Billings, Mr.. and Mrs. R. McClenan
of Columbus and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frances Payer of Fishtail.
Laurel outlook., 1947-01-15

Billings spent Thursday in town and
were the guests at dinner of Mr..
and Mrs. A. o. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Albrecht and
family of Billings spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. w.
Corwin.
Mrs. Maud Roe of Crawford, Colo,
left Tuesday after spending ten
days with her sister, Mrs. H. D..
Tompkins. She was enroute to
Bassett, Neb., to visit her mother,
Mrs. Alice Stumbaugh, who is past
80 years of age.
Laurel outlook., 1947-01-15
Rosy Superstition

In some parts of Germany,
France and Italy it is believed that
a drop of ones blood if buried
under a rose tree will insure rosy
cheeks.
Laurel outlook., 1947-01-15
Pirates Garnet

The first carpet seen in this coun-
try, according to one historical writ
er, was seized as part Of Captain
Kidd's booty when he was executed
in 1701.
Laurel outlook., 1947-01-15

points to his credit, and Arthur
Gonzales had II.
In a preliminary game the Co
lumbus B team defeated the local
B team 41-19.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

GIRL, desires cleaning store, office OF
beauty ssla parlor; best of ref; or part sn1 time
Girl. coiored, wishes morning work, s to
refs: in-town jobs. MI. 4792., 20'
GIRL. coIoTed, A wants tso evening ,96' from
enced and reliable. TR. 1899.
GIRL. s9lored. desires position as soss shiie
GIRL, colored. wishes days work. Mon,
GIRL, colored, desires work, parttime or
GIRL, colored. general housework, 5h
days; experienced. co. 6035 after am:
rom from fo'ofssi to ESQ PM. mnn'l AT. e 7257.
GIRL, colored. desires 3 days work weekly
as laundress or cleaner. LU. 1868.
GIRL. colored. wishes 4 days work week
GIRL. colored, wants ghw. or taking care
children AID 5164
Ghas ns4 Z % 1ena Tapt ss wsk
GIRL. colored, wants days work. DE. 9231.
LAUNDRY TO Do At HON HONE Lace cur
WOMAN, colored, wants days work OF any
kind; reliable. AT. 2692.
WOMAN, colored, wants morning work,
Monday through Friday references. ME.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work. DI.
WOMAN. colored. wants days work for
WOMAN, colored, wishes days work, expe-
rienceo; references. ME-. 4915.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work. DE
WOMAN, colored. wants days work eleya-
to 4 30 pm. Mon. to Fri: age 26.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
SITUATIONS MEN (cone. J .

SITUATIONS MEN tCont.b.
ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER-With full
charge experiences that means oince en-
sooKkEHr2aD Ia part ocs mansseT eSs sss
10 yrs. bookkeeping and accounting ex-
psrisnce; desires .o fnIl or part time oe en-
BRSosRkEiEr2E, RaSs8ihEsi2E ssasi sspsirienesd, ss years
married, desires position with local estab-
GaPanfE shsd E yEfaRaN fa sH D. goa desires perms
cen eSeh akaDuaTR. q RaIh.e! so desires part
time clerical employment on Saturday.;
esss LOB ao
ence, desires connection as washington
representative or similar position. Box
igsIf afsI6 isaa iRsaEarREsENTATIvE, taxpayers IS or
trade associations, college and yrs. Law
school, 10 yrs exper.. not ex Govt, enApl
W l. ssSs ssisay ssooo Sssts e ssoo Box
FOUNTAIN z HSaE MAN, Christian. take charge.
ington; good ref and habits. salary end
GRSpuaTE efIsfn5as AScouNTANT M S'se Seeks position
ydfenss E, spA tS sss Pgpe sa1
ton School graduate; veteran, % yrs. old.
cHaRb si!Tfs a'f5fSa sPak s0Eh sa4 St. NV
MAN. colored, expsr;; wants lob as s chaat. ,.,, .
IeuI, SaIOeneTs ROOQ IeIe. EIcdec
1. LEE, 1905 9Th. st. NV. II.
MAN, middle aged, nondrinker, desires
general work around house; experienced
MAN, coiored. wants work of any kind;
reliable and willing. For information, ., can
MANwcoiored. wants part time work Of
any snyy, kind. Hrs. $50 to 11:3o pm. oo. At.
MAN. colored desires job as stock clerk
OF truck driver; good references. CO.
MARRIED MAN, age 80. white, with wife
and children, months to years old,
wants job, preferably in country where
acceptable house or apt. is included; gem
eral house and yard work: experienced IN
carpentry, plumbing, electrical painting
and mechanical work; excellent references;
500 per month. Address 1929 Vermont
aye. NV; Room oogo 4o4' Zone 3. washington
MECHANIC wants Job from pm. until
I2 midnight Call after $40. ia; 9495.
TWO VETERANS, sedan car, will do any.
notsIngMespeciaily work. WI. sSa6: 2s.
steady work, BY hour Or ton. IA 1859
fireproofing, house cleaning, washing win
dows, light hauling: by day or Job. HO.
YOUNG MAN. colored. married. reliable.
short-order cook; references. Call TR.
1888 Night or day work.
YOUNG MAN, Jewish. personable desires
opportunity as salesman for grocery, sun
dries, wholesale house; no car. have D. G..
drivers permit Phone HO. 0T96.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

BookKEEPER, $50 VIZ; e exper,: full
charge bookeepers; typist-clerk. law office.
Sl60 mo-: dictaphone operator, exper.
$50 mo. PIX operator, typing. 81 40;
clerk -typist, elec. contractor. $40 wk.;
operatortypist, SlS5 mo-; book
keeper assistant. future, start 40 wk. Need
100 new applicants daily for new open
ings: top salarles-Welcome, see Miss
Evans or Miss Black at BoYD'S. 1888
BooKKEEPERs. $50 wk. (Fl, exp. in Md,
full charge opprty.; real estate bookkeeper
$50 wk.; cashier, some tipping. start $40
wk.; bookkpr mach, Rem. No. 2S5, $40
wk.; mar. asst. store opporty, start. $40.
can, use so new applicants ,daily-hun-
dreds placed See Miss Knight at PER
soNNEL SERVICES, Ma. 6oss, 1911 G St,
SECRETARY 10. s215.5o, to president of
large Arm, interesting secy., mfg, 5-day,
5000; medical secy., exp. $1,000. For
exceptional positions: always see Miss
Stanley, Suite 40, AMERICAN. 91S St,
Ma. 6295 tblk. Of Met. Theaterl.
TYPIST-RECEPTI0NIST a.. $40, DOCTOR
ONCE; file clerk, embassy. S35; typist. 55-
so w.p.m.. 5-day, S45 wk.: file clerk,
trained PIX. embassy. S35; PIX opr., S35:
bookkeeper. $50, plus. meals; bookkeeper,
double entry. S55. For top paying posi-
tionS, see Miss Gay or Miss Scott, Suite
41o, AMERICAN. 91s F St, Ma. 6295
(hlk. of Met. Theaterl.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
COURSES (c

WANTED-Young men and women to train
for airline positions, in fight or on ground.
Phone between 10 am. and 3 pm, DI.
ss3s, or write MIDWEsTERN SCHOOLS
bEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED--Modern
training in all subjects, day. night and
part-time classes; get our free catalogue.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL,. approved
fer reauiremsnnts mn 7as aSd 81 Glt.h a1s
BAR ExAMINHA,TIoNss' H,IIsn private coaching schnn;
required for .Va): approved for vets;
9OG of my former students passed.
NEWLON'S LAW REVIEW tsince 1880,
VETERANs-You may study any Of the
400 engineering. trades, business or high
scho oil courses under the GI Bill of Rights.
th5oSgh ths IETEENATgoNAb borS GORE RE
Phone ME. 1886 -21
NEW CLASSES in practical refrigeration
and air conditioning now starting; GI
approved. NATL. INST; OF COMM, &
TECH, INC, 2480 18th st. NV. HO. 24s4.
CLASSES IN OIL PAINTING. for both
children and adults: studios in Alexan-
dria and Washington. Call Alex. 6292.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. caiculators cleaned.
oiled and adjusted All work guaranteed. a @
s1s 18th ST. nv
ALL MASONRY wATERPROoFING. tuck
pointing, cauking. special price to deco.
IaseTi ee asT oB2 DasGN FR 29s
us help you plan that new house, or, the
q specially Cali us for appt. RoHTER,
ISsasss 51sSsf Gg Tador ysDfEsss 5Iss
aFk a4s sHasG RI Sc sxar sss5 and fs
paintins; PAINT best material used; NV white me
shsRss N3 gas GO bd,ss ahss and aqs
R1NALD1 s1ssIi 4 CO. sSH FR. aa4a. "a
BRICK WORK, small Jobs. garages:
Experience. eSr erei Mr.. BuRBAGE. Il o134. 80
CABINETS AND CARPENTRY--sirk ,cabi-
base BASEMENT; Screens, ineiosed porches, roof :
ing and a n5n f2as ho ,o
GaBINEr CAB Net u WORK, fine carpentry, book
cases, juvenile furniture mace to s,; oraee;
given evenings. Saturdays and Sundays;
CAMERA REPAIRING. 4S-hour service,
pistriet rSstiia 4sf4, M ROOM Sos $50 St. NV.
CAMERA REPAIRING. Cali FULLER &
d d'ALBERT INC. National 4T12, SIS 10th
CAMERAS, movie equip. foreign or domes-
tic makes, repaired by own service dept.
BRENNER. 933 Pa. ave. NV, RE. 2434,
CARPENTER REPAIRS, porches. partitions,
stone fixtures; remodeling, painting, etc.
White; reliable. EX. o627. J. W. ROWELL-
CARPENTRY, brick and cement and cleo
trical. work, insulating. plassering. paint
Work sqa5anseed. MR. HuDGINs' E Ex
CARPENTRY-Astics finished into rooms
or apts Recreation rooms, porches, gen.
eral contracting. WA. 1918. UN. 2t91.
CARPENTRY, repairs. recreation rooms,
small cabins and etc: over 40 years ex-
perience. Capitol Heights 025s
CARPENTRY. screening. ASBESTOS slding.
fIAINES, LU. f346, FIR, 1857 after p m.
CARPENTRY, REPAIRS and remodeiing
lst quality work only. Cali an. TO p m
LU. 4725 or TR. 555S. WM. h. CASSIDY
cARPENTRY-complet remodeIins. resi-.
Dental and eommereial: repairing OF all
hnos. Call AINSWORTH. RA. 4S1s-
CARPENTRY. roof painting, screening and
general repairing done reasonably. Cal
MR.. SWAMI. DI. 5000 after 5 m ga
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING-Sman JOBS
Q speciality. Reasonable rates. Call Elk
1895 or NO. 1895. MR.. WILSON. al
Evening star., 1947-05-20
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

R0OMING HoUSE-Priced for quick sale;
m se6 per oo oph andeg Pgs Toom ons eass apt
near East Capitol Library OF Congress.
Fnssg FnRsT % NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Of
so. 900: asking price. $4,000: excellent
opportunity foT man with right experiencs.
Gf BPS hoaFs as ssekdaSs week s s y ta avs
DRESS SHOP. good sc. location. Out
PRESENTLY PRESENTLY doing doing $4,000 plus gross. suit
IoEB I ~ seatheTs Slas', s,ssk. "a s9ia; 80 s.
business in ali sections of washington.
Our sales force is capable OF getting top
iaas business sale with you. without oSiisation.
Call till o pm FIRST NATL. REALTY,
9o5 18th St nv, RE, 1888; go
sale to a person for part time work, any
time; excellent investment, good return.
No. aIDel-groc in upper NV. Here is
a modern, wel-eouipped and stocked deli
catessen that lends itself to expansion of
present volume; 5-yr. lease at low rent of
maker. ma si;;sr W. ". 4. s1MoSs, 1893 N st. NV
WHoIEsALE BUSINESS, well estab.: own
$50. 900 cash required, bal on terms to
responsible party; Apply LEON GOOD
MAN, Exclusive Broker, 1885 Conn. ave,
co. $500; night RA, 1865. -24
GROCERY, 6S K st. ne; weekly business
about $1,000; living quarters. Call ME.
LOOKING FOR A BUsINEss9 Call cur Of
fee and inquire about many OF our busi-
ness 1stings; drugstores, wearing apparel,
deiicatessen. appliance stores etc. Re-
member. We do not accept Hstings unless
they are priced within reason. JUSTINE 8:
BERENTER, 412 9TH st. NV. DI. 5995.
ALL APARTMENTS. n. Capitol ST.. mr.
Rhode Islands rms, 3 baths, oil heat
rent, S125; new furniture and house all
reconditioned. Priced $4,000. with a good
lease. E. w. THURM, 90S 10th st. NV.
RESTAURANT flood only}-Near new
George Washington Hospital. opening soon.
Open from noon to s pm, 6 days rent
Sl75, including apt Immediately avail
able. 10-year lease: beautiful tiled kit
ideal for couple; business should doubls
when new hospital opens. Terms, s.. 500
cash. 500 monthly. BOB HOLLANDER
exclusive broker, 1909 N. Y. ave. NV.
70 TouRIsT COURT AND HOME, very at
tractive: income about So, noe gross per
mo, Well located ON No. Highway south
Of Alexandria. Va. JOHN HILL CARTER.
JRs GIT Prince St. Alexandria: Va. Alex.
RRsTAuRANT-BAR IIoUoR in one of
busiest streets in city, doing over S400 day:
well arranged and easy to operate; long
lease. low rent: priced right with easy
terms: other restaurants from 1000 TO
81 So 600. A. II. BACAS, Realtor and
Business Broker. lila Il st. NV. DI. 6234-
Evening star., 1947-05-20
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

TO REAL ESTATE is
the title of lecture number 8 offered Tues
day. May 20, at f:30 pm, by The School
of Real Estate for Men and Women. A
definite comprehension course tS lecturest
in the fundamental principle of the real
estate business, either as, career or as
an assistance in present or future employ
ment. You may enroll any Tuesday or
Thursday at the school. 1897 NJ st. NV at
T:3o pm. Information upon application.
Call DI. 4S54. HO. 1910 -21
SPEEDWRiTING, Register Monday through
Thursday, May 1922 for next class be-
SHINING May % at pm. CAPITAL CITY
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand.
type9ritins Bookkeeping. calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
MODERN TRAINING In beauty culture. al
subjects tauEht. Approved by Goyernfnens
COLLEGE. 1910 q st nv. pI f76z
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught IN
srsininea sh % CHARLES % NEWMAN Ptsd sTuDIos. iEa s.
1905 g ct. NV. ME. 400. RA. $500.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

essss sTsnns s1sE Can G@a
6iy e sfss5 fAssgr sfa .xpsfenced Xsays
position in Takoma Park, Silver Spring, or
vicinity. ST. 4S76, ms -22 J.,
Typewriter; min. sal, $50 Box 323-E, Star.
DREssMAKING. design, rsmod,, altera-
FEEELASeE FEE Hse vs WRITER FER a1slsble III for as
sss5 nss easy stye 1y N and
b. c. newspaper and magazine exp;
thorough knowledge Government opera opera
tions. Box 359-E. Star. 2o*
beauty salon, doctors or dentists Office
GIRL. CIR light colored, desires position as re-
eeptionist. typist or clerk; experienced AT
rel; or sit houriy, 75c. GoodfNs; kE.
experienced: personal laun-
references. RA. 1888. 20
oushiy reliable. Di. 31a5, EXT. 671. 20.
NURSE desires position caring for l, child
sons Ssss away S'is5 r hsn T Sc
NURSE. practical, desires case. day or
nlBnC. gOOQ City references NJ. UUOl.
NURSE, colored, well trained,
desires position with children. ,LU. 1912. .
SECRETARY, expert stenographer; expert
enced in organizing ofices fles, composi-
ton of letters, ETC.; Capitol Hill experience;
2s yrs old; desires in,tseT,eisting position
start, $3.50 mo. Ho. 91O0, Ext. 543. 22'
SECRETARY -sTENOGRAPHER, varied ex-
perience office management and research:
qualified stenographer desires position fun
or part time. Box BITE, Star. 23H
SINGLE WOMAN, SO, permanent resident.
wants position as assistant to editor r-secre-
tary: excellent stenographer, typist. proof
reader: accurate, painstaking worker; II
yrs. ONCE exper., yr and half public
relations; SAL. $3.50 mo. GIL. 2671 aft; g..
TYPNG. steno-thesis, legal manuscript,
billing and general tipping 144s M Park
TYPING done dyq g g. ,h home; prompt and 8, ac-
TYPiNG DONE AZ HOME, neat, accurate,
reliable; pickup and delivery IN Arlinston
WOMAN. ,colored, good laundress and
clean, wishes day work: 81 and carfare
per day; refs. LU. 0S67.
YOUNG WOMAN, experienced in managing
and selling phonograph records. books,
gifts; excellent background Ii. 1852.