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Laurel outlook., 1947-08-13
Laurel Happenings

A. L. Trace of Garden Grove
Calf, arrived here recently and is
spending a few weeks in Laurel and
vicinity. He often sees Barney Roach.
also Mrs. C. d. Camp, former Laurel
residents who have lived in Cali
fornia the past several years.
Rev. H. E. Vomhof of Roundup
called on Laurel friends Monday. He
was pastor of st. Johns Lutheran
church here for many years before
going to Roundup recently to be-
come assistant pastor.
Nh. and Mrs. A. j. Isachsen of
Wolf Point spent the week end here
with their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Isachsen. The
son recently purchased the Carlisle
jewelry store.
Mrs. A. C. Hodges spent the
week end the guest of Mrs. Esther
Tongren of Helena.
Mrs. C. B. Sande, Miss Mary and
Charles Sande, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. P.
McMahan and daughter Carol spent
Saturday and Sunday at Silver Gate.
Rev. and Mrs. M. Juengel drove
to Lewistown during the past week
to attend an ~Organists' institute.
Martha Zoos and Geraldine Schess-
Ter attended the institute from St.
Johns Lutheran church.
Nh. and Mrs. Chester Biffle and
son Lee have returned from a trip
to Kalispell and Glacier park.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Bliss, Bruce
Bliss and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Walton and daughters, Carol and
Christy, were members of a picnick-
ing party Monday evening.
The w. A. Ziegler family is spend
ing a weeks vacation in Yellowstone
park.
Laurel outlook., 1947-08-13

given in marriage by her father.
The brides gown was of white
marquisette with insertions of lace,
fashioned on princess lines with a
long train, long sleeves, high round
neckline and buttons down the back.
Her ~finger-tip length veil was fast
ened with a coronet of seed pearls.
Her bouquet was of red roses and
stephanotis, tied with white ribbon,
and her jewelry consisted of a strand
of pearls that had been given her
by the bridegroom.
The matron of honor was Mrs.
Frank Dickson of Billings, sister
in-law of the bride. Mrs. John
Hunnes of Billings and Mrs. Glenn
Dawson of Powell, Wyo., sisters of
the bride, were m a i'd .
They and Mrs. Frank Dickson wore
dresses of yellow, pink and blue,
with white garden hats.
Frederick w. Ray of Minneapolis,
cousin of the bridegroom, was best
man. Ushers were John Hunnes of
and r. P. Palmer, Jr., of
Laurel.
For her daughters wedding Mrs.
Hugh Dickson chose a long dress
of rose mist lace, and Mrs. Colson
wore a blue gown. Their corsages
consisted of two g~ardenias.
A reception followed the wedding,
at which a three-tier wedding, cake
and punch were served. Mrs. Paul
Laurel outlook., 1947-08-13
Naming Oriental Rugs

Names of Oriental rugs, only in a
general way, are an Indication of
quality. Rugs get their names from
the geographical districts where
they are woven One rug woven in
the city of Hamadan, for example,
might be worth considerably more
than another rug of the same size
from the same city. Oriental rugs
made in Iran usually have their
sides finished with overcasting, but
many Caucasian rugs have sell
vaged sides.
Laurel outlook., 1947-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Whitson of
Dickinson, N. D., are visiting their
son, James Whitson and family.
Mrs. Melvin Eastlick and son
Larry spent a few days at the home
of MI. and Mrs. Lester Eastlick at
Park City last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Bradley and
daughter Karen, Mrs. Mary Bradley,
Mrs. Melvin Eastlick and son visit
ed Mrs. Lester Eastlick last Sunday.
Mrs. ]. o. Games and Sidney
Games of Los Angeles were visitors
in Laurel last Thursday. They have
been visiting friends and relatives in
the area and stayed at the home of
Mrs. Games sisters at Park City,
the Misses Maude, Minnie and Flor
ence Mitchell.
Laurel outlook., 1947-08-13

Gerard and Mrs. C. H. Anderson
were in charge of the serving, assist
ed by Miss Patricia Johnston, Miss
Adelphia Vaught, Miss Gwendolyn
Dyer, Miss Nan Wilcox and Miss
Marie Burmeister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colson left Tuesday
for a tour of Yellowstone park.
The couple will reside in California,
where Mr.. Colson is employed and
will attend school.
One hundred relatives and friends
were invited to the wedding.
Laurel outlook., 1947-08-13
Plastic Used in X-Ray

The accurate measurement Of X
ray dosages and intensity, a vital
function in X-ray therapy, is being
aided by Kriston resin, a new Their
mosetting plastic. Cast into a small
dlelectric plate, the resin forms an
important part OF an instrument
which eliminates guesswork from
x-ray therapy. Before Pearl Har-
Dor, pure amber was used for these
plates. War cut off the supply. In
the search for a durable %dielectric
material, Kriston resin was found
TO be outstanding. Costing only one
tenth as much as amber, a failure
OF the finished part has not been re-
ported in almost a year.
Laurel outlook., 1947-08-13
New Log Cabin Beauty
Salon Is Opened For
Business By Mrs. Moser

The Log Cabin beauty salon, I'M
der construction the past several
weeks at POS Second avenue, will open
for business Friday. The proprietor
is Mrs. Mary E. Moser, a beauticiar.
The one-story building is con-
structed of logs to achieve a west
ern effect. The specially built furn-
iture further emphasizes the western
theme, as do the interior decorations.
The new salon is equipped for all
classes of beauty culture, the pro-
prietor has announced.
Laurel outlook., 1947-08-13
Dividing Texas

When Texas was annexed by the
United States, she retained the
legal right to be divided into as
many as five states if she later
found it advisable.
Laurel outlook., 1947-08-13
Low Milk

Although the United States leads
the world in milk production, this
country ranks only 18th as a milk
consuming country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-01-17
Shanghai Robbers Busy

Crossing the Whangpoo River In
sampans, 20 Chinese robbers over
came watchmen and stole hun
dreds of thousands of dollars worth"
of radio sets, plastic raincoats and
other American goods from a
goodwin on the Shanghai water
front, recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-01-17
Return of Kostelanetz Features
Third Hit Parade Concert
By EIeno de Soyn

The third concert of the "Hit
Parade" series by the National
Symphony Orchestra in ConStitu-
ton Hall last night was high lighted
by the return of Andre Kostelanetz
as guest conductor. Not heard here
since 1912, when he conducted the
orchestra In January and in July,
the famed radio favorite brought
into play his abundant Russian
temperament. Half of the program
was devoted to Russian music.
Selected by popular vote, Tschai-
kowsky's symphony Pathetique"
and the overture to Glinka,s opera
Russian and Ludmilla" formed the
first part of the concert. AS the
overture is one of the most effec-
tive numbers in the orchestra's
repertoire, one looked with anticipa-
ton toward hearing Mr.. Kostelanetzs
Interpretation of it in the Russian
tradition as, possibly, handed down
to him by his mentor, Alexander
Glazounov.
A part of a spectacular opera,
the first to contain splashes of
Oriental color in its music, the over
ture opens with the final apotheosis
of the opera. A jubilant song of
Thanksgiving on Ludmilla's recovery
from the clutches of the dwarf
sorcerer who kidnapped her, the
overture contains other themes,
which belong tn the 1apppda ry
characters in the work. One of
these strains, descending whole
tone scale, descriptive of the villain
dwarf, is believed to be the earliest
known use of this mode, developed
by Debussy half a century later.
While the tempo of the overture
is in keeping with its joyful char
acter, the impression is never that
of q hurry. There were moments
last night, however, when one felt
that Mr.. Kostelanetz pushed his
men too far, the violins being taxed
to the limit, the woodwind tagging
often behind.
Unforgettable passages, descrip-
tive of sorrow and anguish in
Tschaikowsky's symphony, were fair
ly throbbing with Mr.. Kostelanetz'
own emotion. The hushed begin
ming, his careful preparation for
the "Agitato," many sforzandi and
the fine legato extracted from the
strings, by a skillful manipulation
of sound, all reflected his intimate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-01-17

acquaintance with the composers
intentions and his innate response
to them. But the orchestra was
heard rather to a disadvantage in
the two middle parts Of the SYM
phony.
According to Robert Russell Ben
nett, who arranged "A Symphonic
Story of jerome Kern" on yester-
days program. this was one of the
hardest things he undertook to do,
his natural impulse being to include
many more Of Kern's hits into
the medley. A charming arrange
ment, it became a masterpiece in
the hands of Mr. Kostelanetz, who
wove the melodies with affection
and skill for which he is famous.
It was he who commissioned the
late composer to write musical
portrait of Mark Twain and inspired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-01-17

others to express the personalities
of outstanding Americans In music.
BENEFITS Symphonic Story of
Jerome Kern" embellished by Jan
Tomasow,s short violin solo part,
was enthusiastically received. The
concert concluded with Mr.. Koste-
lanetz' arrangement of Debussy's
"Clair de lune" and Ravel's
"Bolero."
Evening star., 1947-04-17
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

MODERN TRAINING In beauty culture. an
subjects taught Approved by Government
MERVIN CONN ACCORDION SCHOOL.
3oo9 18th st. NV, CO. 0222, RA. 1927.
FINANCING" will be the subject Of the
lecture tonight, THURSDAY, April II. 1947.
THE SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE, Weadon
Bldg., 1897 M ST. NV, DI. 1854, HO. 1910.
instruction and CONVEX
sation practice by highly cultured widow Of
European diplomat Hobart 1868. 49,
GREGG, PITTMAN and GRAHAM short
hand. touch tipping individual instruc-
ton, speed dictation: day and evening
classes. LAKE SCHOOL, 11eI vt. ave.
lat L st) NV DI. liza. 20
QUICK REVIEW COURSE In shorthand.
typewriting bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes; New classes now starting, Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F St Ma 1888.
CIVIL SERVICE home study courses, .CAF
II. Pergande, 81. so Of you have dozen
others, need this one); mental alertness
tests, 81 .50 arithmetic. Pergande, So.
BoYD's, 1888 F. MA. 2340.
ing now. Enroll today. Gil approved. Day
and evening. NATIONAL INST. OF COM.
AND TECH, Phone HO. 24S4. 49,
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught in
training. CHARLES NEWMAN STUDIOS
1706 G st NV, ME. 400. RIA. $500. --21
Evening star., 1947-04-17
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. caiculators cleaned,
oiled and adjusted, All work guaranteed
M s ll57 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
AUTO PAINTiNG. any color. $50. Call
for and deliver; work guaranteed RE.
caMERk REPAIRING. Cali FULLER a
d d'ALBERT. INC. National 47la. sI5 i0tn
CARPENTRY, screens. roots repaired and
business, BooHER's CARPENTRY sHoP ;Iit5Te
CARPESTRYAcomplete remodeling. resi-
sass ss{I S3SsWoRTH ssSEsr rfRsf,hs Ra his 0i all
oarsPea sare
asbsstos and wood siding. COZ ,efes. -23
CARPENTRY-Building. repairing, shelving.
paIE5ii;ions, Int;ng inel9Gsng poFehes screening
CARPENTRY AND PAINTING, ,obbins a
specialty; Cali Mr.. PERRY cHAMBLIN
cARpETs AND LINoLEUMs sold, laid
repaired: ,Servicing floor covering since
rugs by new and revolutionary process;
sensational results guaranteed; work done
in your own home For estimates. call
bRafISG HS6ES sERSoE sRS Re msehansa nee arch
teetural; Typographical structural. Phone
ELEoTRic EiI CONTRACTING. D. c., Nd.
Va. Res. and comm, wiring. repairs. AD-
VANCE ELEC.. TR. 43I5. DI. o122. IS.
ELECTRIC WIRING, fixtures; extra outlets
repairs; old houses g speciality REGAL
ELECTRIC CO. 5000 Ga ave-. RA s3gl
licensed in D. c.. and Md.
Clubhouse wiring, repairs. service calls;
also power work. UN. O5e5. -22
FLOORS sANDED and finished, cleaned
and waxed; work done D. c., Va. and MD.
Call G. TAYLOR. WA. 1129. go
made like new; estimates free. MORRIS,
co. 4209; SH. 2277 nights. LIZ
Evening star., 1947-04-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wants Job as waitress
maid. g.h.w.. no cooking. LU. lob. lis
or g.h.w., no cooking. Ii. $3.50. 19s
GIRL colored, desires domestic work for
Saturday. Randolph 0764.
GIRLS (2). colored. wish days work or
part time; city reference. RE. 6176.
GIRL colored. wants general housework;
exp: references; reliable. MI, 1908. lis
GIRL colored, desires part-time work.
mornings preferred; days work VIII Be
GIRL, colored. desires work, caring for
child or mothers helper. Lu. 0543. .---1s
GIRL, colored. wishes Job as maid in
beauty salon or store. DI. 1928.
GIRL, colored, wants part-ttne g.h.w.;
evenings only. DE. 0s72
70 s: $50 and carfare. TR: 0276.
GIRLS f2). colored. want work; one nurse
maid. one plain cooking. Call MI. 6190.
HoUSEKEEPER, white. small adult family.
nys In; good worker and nurse; S25: BOX
HoUsEWoRKER or maid work; price, $50
Essk; II Ssoa 9a u day Saturday ali day Sunday.
WOMAN. colored. experienced. pastry or
dinner cook; restaurant. cafe or domestic.
Box .335-Z, Star 17s
YOUNG WOMAN. white. college back
ground, wishes care Of children. 2 yrs. or
over, for small salary and home for self
and small son. CHI. 9304. lis
Evening star., 1947-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
eras. ps proieetors snfarsers. electric @ expo
sure meters, dash guns. carrying cases,
range finders, films, color films, photo
BRENNER lsis sss PHoTo Co. sss Pa ave. s' NV. w.
DDNs HB Rsps McH ef sffs airaaxhs an s4s4 With .and
asayssz s sss Nss ~ SoS. s sys ~! sfs's @1s
SSass sssf ssyses eng s'si 81.
SR AZ tSe ooN6irIoNEks 5i al aH'i; types aE and
al Rh's cosDosEss TsEns haMAx Aoom Ma new 4ss ar R
PHANcE Psdssse dsI5vsly eo Eb esas M5 PLEASANT Ap
RE. 1887: since 1876. 4. s. JoHNsoN CO CO.
AEcokHIonNG INIT hP
E nsTRS7ssk sl ilh auminum s1 como
lock- owsr ssah sds: last s
a lifetime; protect your present window
frames from cracking or rotting, Phone
BIZ Rl IN eo ss EDfs We ave-
ALUMINIUM COOKWARE,. heavy, water
less meyer used: gsed: leaving city, sacrifice for
SSTIatE sHSA VASES and lamps
m0sff faa sse fyss aougE 81
as$e aST1d6Es atfh a ANb SSs
JANIS !i MOSS INTERIORS;. s11s ie 5s4o Mac
ANTiouEs AsFrH5 Hssa' AND Nd REPRoDucr1oNsLIsd-
JAMES MOSS NTERIoRs, 5s4o Mac
ANTIeuEs AiETIa Hssp al AND REPRoDucrIoNss-
Chippendale chair. IN gold brocade. JAMES
MOSS INTERIORS. $40 Macarthur blvd.
ANTIQUE FLAT-TOP DEsK-A rare buy.
JAMES a MOSS INTERIORS. $50 Mac
AEthur. spp1 I.STSs blyd nv; .a,... ..,,,... Ll9
frigerators, home freeZers. radios, electric
ranges, electric mixers, hot-water heaters,
ana ea5
combinations and many other hard-to-get
items; low prices and easy terms. Liberal
from Washington's largest SELECTION OF ma
RasE sisi ssaHassa eo s5snd ha ssasP
Ss5sARsiuMG. x, ! Rum - :, GIkaoficaL EIsH Supplies.
sSnrss rssh nsrs dy Isbsx ssopes and MIe
Gr. Jun. sSos 18th st. ne. phone 10. s1 ss1i.
sssy Hss Tsskdsys sFRys1s s atosEn. SYM rs pm
KroIl, Hedstrom. etc. All new ~ models. models
Get our prices. NATIONAL SPORT SHOP,
tSs sssy lsth eahsAsf. 4 oe..r-K.y~ez.a. Us nay
BABY CARRIAGE-shghtly used. Ike new.
Lincoln 1878. --l7
BATHTUBs, new and used; basins, toilets,
sinks. pipe and fittings. BLOCKS, 3056
BEDROOM, B iii IIv. RM., DINErTE, RADIO
Atlas deep cut prices for outfits as low as
|S119. Atlas sells only brand-new furniture
at deep-cut prices, 3-piece bedroom suite.
brand-new, S46.25: modern 3-piece wal
nut suite, S54. As: cotton mattress, 81 .65:
brand-new spring. 81 So: hrand-new inner
spring mattress. S14.35; studio couches.
brand.new, S2s.65i brsnd-new desks,
SlS.45; living room suites. brand-new.
complete, S7s.45; mahogany. maple. wal
nut. rrimaverast sun-tan and other bed
room suites at Atlas deep-cut prices at
50% off Every day In every way. Atlas
makes buying at ATLAS easy on the purse.
dehyerS' NO estrs ehsree Save aIways al
Atlas. ATLAS FURNITURE. 92l @ st.
hEDRooS nvins n rooa sss iesbos. ct s.ia Breakfast
set. wardrobe, rus, sofs bed. dresser.
OIL stove, Duncan Phyfe table, We do
f.
Evening star., 1947-04-17
PERSONAL.

PINEVIEW REST HOME vacancies; beauti-
fal 5acTe legation on River rd
MRS, j. W. HIssEY, RID, 81 Bethesda; ~ Nd.
SWINGS for s.x home sss Play We deysf
es1ssESsTe SsSF MosTkosP. e2 osh s Seas
ios.n Churches near MR. AND MRS. L.
sLF AS5AI G6HEksc cfGksEf pkspER1hsa Ma Deaspresds
y vanity skirts, pillows: CO, 459s.
30 LET them est n hssa
clothes in a fireproof cold storage, where
Rss sfEf NC shsRfs s. a yoo DFss aso4as as
funds; contact business firm for collabora-
SS sSI msnss yssaITed Boy Boy es Star r0iss @Is
able abL, prices; all work guaranteed. EN-
HOUSE MOTHER wanted for small board
sssanI ss.sTS snasr * g sas ass ES
PnEssmkNe DRESS Al oT smsst rsstyl5ns Women
prices; Studio centrally Central located ,ese above
Loew's Columbia Theater. LEA ENaEL
RoGm fo5meEIy Ely 5th ave- N Yo ITO st. nw.'
FE4I M Better after Fer fifst s9' treatment or no
fee, Relief from pains and aches due to
u
5hr 5 ansnss Also Ds fset sgs an sshns
swollen feet, Lady naturopaths 20 yearsii
Fl Iaso or wMs ea SesS teaches
Enslish, self-confdence, freedom from self
sHqpssIeasnsss; .qTsp sT.oS private tutor MI 255o
prompt and efnslsns IS service. 1e slos A1i; i4tS
Ro6 SS .F2 sEFP oS5a e sisR|as' fS&s
SbERa SSS3 ss Ne Mss aol wssa asoIsia sH ~. $780,
fnserwave. SOC. No appointments. Al
EilH s0 sa7eeasa e;Edsnsi sio Aa
30 NOT BJJY-aivs US to dys-Al the
pocketeooks leather iackets @ cloves. M 'fsas priVe
an m e IS s9GT Of ths Rys werk 16o Specialist
MOTH HOLES: I1Es: burns, tears, ETC., rewoven
r pertsetfSn WssS 6rd ABILITY T WEAvERs $3.50
H. " joHNsoNHs H bensstoFalss Sa o ssGe teeth S re.
Paired BAR Th,le you gait; Room COZ: Wsstors
ans CASH ifs for nv Your cfssa bome SAT
6alLDS a2 q raRaDI5fpsa.Sns. ai5t Ps$s eout-v-
aon and resident seafT Pony paS rsns dsy
swimming, ing outdoor sports, arts and crafts
st. Ca ssea'qEs ase IT, mssf Hs7
LOVELY rm., adjoining ser porch, avail
n nurses private home, for elderly lady;
s1oo mo-: tray service. Box 76-R, Star:
VACANCY '. &c in my private home. Nursing
care ana tray service. Ii 9251. 19'
ARLINGTON AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL
Learn driving the safe way: dual control
cars; professional instructors; pickup serv-
ice; Va. only. Me 1880 2O'
NURSES AvAILABLE-Licensed and bond
Ssvef sd esDsnssSle sIossd nursing services RE
NURSING HOME-24-hr. trained nursing
care for bed and ambulatory patients under
medical supervision; large airy rms In
beautiful suburban estate; reasonable rates
MO. 1858 or SH. 1914.
SLIP COVERS, draperies, upholstering,
wood ref1nishing: 1-week service; terms
arranged. For quick, efficient service at
lowest prices, call WASHINGTON UPHOL-
STERY CO., 1909 H st. NV, Elk. 5096.
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for elderly
person; 24-hr. nursing care; tray service
MRS. WORDEN, SH. 6040. -23
KIND CARE GIVEN to elderly or semi
invalid person: tray service; room to share
st and 2nd floors, cool and pleasant:
poTGheS and lawns. SH. e7s6.
NURSES AVAILABLE - Registry licensed
and bonded; never closed. Du. 3262. 23s
PERMANENT BED PATIENT wants room
IN convalescent home by May l; Wash. or
nearby Md. or Va. DU. 1887; Sunday, SH
Evening star., 1947-04-17
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, IA years
EXP private industry industry and Govt; varied
search work; capable of taking care office,
correspondence, etc. Box 339-z, Star. IL
ARTIST. free lance, wishes high fashion
experiende sna can we W9rk pave had store
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER. typist, clerk.
in sndns ans nT pay9
spondence and ONCE management. 81.
stIe afSs G3 s521 sys2psH nIss. dss
;5nsc 5sc = pair; ;to rpfes' ST pair; s-day serv-
iei DREssMAkiSa. i AikkfSa design. remod. aS sitera-
BERT. 1850 irving NV. Apt. i. Ap
GIRL colorea desires s.h.w., or care of
GIRL. colored, refined, young, wants ele-
vator Or store maid work. experienced
LADY. white. exper will care for chill
LEGAL di. = sEoRETARY M YIN V WORK Bat st nigh. In
MAID, coiored. desires work Cleaning in
sess; to Cali co. i4S4. ~ ~ .
MaTgRh se0s RsoM masters Rast expsr
social work; cotSiseling. personnel, clerical;
Ap 583s. Box 873ez. ST. Star. NV
NURSE, practical, experienced, capable,
highly hE y .. recommended; care of any kind
NURSE, practical, experienced. efhcient,
reliable; s-hqaF day. D1. s125' Ext. 81.
sEcEETA.Rx; 10 yrs, experience; 1 soed
board, filing: excellent references: mini
mum $50 wk. Tel PL. 0224 IT,
SECRETARY, Business education, expert
enced, well qualified in shorthand, tipping
and ONCE procedure; s-day week. Box
sHHSCRETARY. general once. Government
pvt. industry experience, single: 5-day wk.;
$45-S50s avatl. imned. Box 3S0-Z, Star. .
SECRETARY-STEN0G years
business experience and knowledge Of book
keeping; S55 per wk. EN-. 1897 or Box
sTTNo.. attractive. competent. 10 yrs
exper.. desires position as reeep,. resident
mgr, swbd. oper., secy., what have you?
Exchanse for apt, and salary. Ex. 1920,
Ext 1884, S:30-4:40 MRS. L. IT.
TYPING TO DO AT HOME; will call for
and deliver work. Call WI. 5000.
WAITRESS for work evenings after z pm,
or Sundays Southeast section preferred
NoMAN, eoIored. wants Job as hair
dresser operator; exp. refs, reliable
YoUNGG LADY desires position. reception
ist, clerical knowledge Of typing; consider
outside contact work. DU. o55S after
SoUNG LADY desires tipping, clerical
TasnM EErs ss home o5a o5 ,paart-time Job; exp MRS
YoUNG LADY STUDENT would ike en-
ployment for Sat-; ONCE work or sales
clerk. GE- 7l75. after Pm. 1s'
Evening star., 1947-04-17
HELP DoMEsTIc (cort. j

GENERAL HOESEKEEPER, care on two
ssaoa Meknsy shssen i plain iSSk ss l.
sNkhsERAL skhs Eil1 HousEwoRKER. sa5; live live : Il;
nice upstairs room and bathi must like
ehldreg;- Bethesda. on busline: reference.
G CIV plain cooking. lisht laundry, i've
in. 5h-day week: references. RA. 1850.
e.Hw. AND PLArN COOK. experienced;
" ss1 SSSooA j, ssss ss s,
dinner, light laundry; vacation with pay:
must have city references and health card
CIV. cooking and laundry texperienced); |;
references, live in or out. OR. b638. -1S
CIV cooking; live IN; expsr.; for small
fsniis; ng re IsieffnacesS S5ner help smpioyed'
G.H.W. personal laundry with machines,
sook svs sal qsd III ! II small apt no suadssg;
G.WH., live ia; 9 adults, small child; 81
Dag week; references REQUIRED; s25. OR.
Sspe lave local W references NO 10. 1890. S' mIs lss
ss:s sasH vs. s S sssa
Hy 81 ~; 1850 zeal s fs5is'nsss ssiS
eIRL, part time. mornings. x.h.w. CO.
GIL GIL Or WOMAN, colored. s.h.w.. plain
ss1 e1h9s s saa su a. live h ndo' on ous T.
slS laS;ysAvyyR ysfk GsllR weekdays; DE 1891. -iss
no CONFLICT. eals ssras ser new s nssi
Can Mr.. RAYMOND at WA. 171s. -23
GEORGETOWN, care OF little girl after school;
ss9 must e andss o write
Box 3S5-X, Star. go
pleasant corner rm.; private bath; con-
HoTsEKEEPER, white. live in, suburban
home: ySunng couple and infant; upstairs
csil MRS. NooNAN. WA. e26f from 8 to
HoUsEwoRKER, $50, yk, Of 8 days. per:
mi past College Park, Tower 567s.. 30
sny in fasy iG5 no sma a Children Vs muc
free time; seod eo5o room, radio sf6.5o per
MAID, middle aged light yh. houssswork, per-
adults; 5Ia-d week: $50. Call Thursday,
l345 Ingraham st. NV. -1s
snses MseD reaured ah.sIh0fhs IT 4sis eA 10 o.
family Ironing. care Of children: local
fpaRfE ff5fHffs s0SSo %okRfKk kshlffk SH to es4I pm s
care for children and prepare supper;
references required. Telephone EN-. 1877.
WOMAN, white, to take care of 2 boys,
age and 6: sleep in; be one Of family;
no housework; good home, salary, for
right party. Owens 1888. III
WOMAN, white, care Of children, g.h.w.,
no heavy cleaning: start May 6; very good
salary; refs. required. EN- 6464. is
WOMAN, white or colored; live in; s.h.w.;
pleasant surroundings; references. Sligo
404S. LIZ
WOMAN. white, settled, as housekeeper
for elderly lady; good home and salary;
IL miles north of Silver Spring. MRS
MARY 2. MANTELL, olney, Nd. Ash
ton 2731. III
WOMAN, white, care of 2 children; g.h.w.;
automatic washer: must have health card;
reference required: start May 1. GE. 1857.
S25 PER WK., G.H.W., plain cooking; Q
school children, light laundry; live in. up
stairs rm.; nr. Conn. ave. bus; local ref
erences. EN-. 7154.