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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29
POMIKANJA SOVJETSKIH
GET v AVSTRIJI

DUNAJ, u. aprila IL av-
strijskih virov prihaja porocilo,
da bodo prisli il Madzarske v
sovjetsko okupacijsko como Av-
STRIFE $4,000 vojakov ma spo-
mladne vezbe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29

L bolniSnice ...:
Mrs. Mary Adamitch Sc je vr-
Mia IL bolnisnice ma svoj dom
ma ZIG E. 157 St. Zahvaljuje Sc
najlepse vsem prijateljicam "a
obiske, darila in cvetlice ter vo-
Seine kartice, ter sc priporoca
"a obiske ma domu. zelimo j
skorajsnje okrevanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29

South Norwalk, Conn. Tu-
kaj je unarl Andrej ster, star
Is let, donna il Cerktja, Gorenj-
sko, Clan Sanostojnega drastva
" New Yorku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29
Poqreb Frank Salmica

Pogreb pokojnega Franka
Salmica sc bo vrsil v cetrtek
zjutraj oh 8:15 uri IL Svetkove-
ga pogrebnega zavoda v cerkev
Marie Vnebovzete oh 9. uri in
nato ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29
DOnaace Vesti
z a Q k a

Zaroka .
Zarocila sta sc Jean Jakse IL
1851 E. 173 st., hci Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Petrovcic il E. 1852 St.,
in John Tomsic, sin Mr.. in Mrs.
Tomsic il 805 Rudyard Rd. Bi-
10 srecno!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29
Poroka

PoToka
Porocila sta se II. aprila Mr.,
. Joseph Skrabec il 1905 E. 176
st. in Miss Pauline Kobal, hcer.
ka Mr.. in Mrs. Max Kobal,
23126 Lakeland Blvd. Cestita.
mo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29
Zdruzz. narodi zacei re$evati
zapleteno vpra$anje Palestine
Ma prvi izvanredni seji je bill
ustanovljen poseben odbor

NEW YORK, 28. aprila-Skupscina Zdruzenh naro-
dow zvanredni seji spreela sklep da ustanov
poseben odbor ii drzav XII bo razmorva kontroverzne
problemu XII je nasta zvez zahtevo Arabcev da
Sc Palestini takoj da neodvisnost.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29

"Medtem ko Sc zdravniki po-
svetujejo, Sc stanje bolnika stall
no slabsa," je rekel Marshall
glede centralne Evrope.
Marchall je v svojem 1900
besed obsegajocem porocilu, ki
so ga oddajala VISA tri velika ra.
dijska omrezja v dezeli, prvid
porocal O svojem sestanku s
Stalinom v Kremlju, XII je trajal
uro in pol.
Obtozuje Sovjetsko zvezo
zavijanja dejstev
Drzavni tajnik je obtozil Sow.
jetsko zvezo, de- zavija dejstva
glede sporazumov, XII so bill do.
sezeni v Potsdamu in Jalti ter
dejal, da je ruska delegacija ma
konferenci v Moskvi nadomesti.
IA "razum in sporazumnost s
propagandnimi pozivi k strasti
in predsodkom."
Marshallov govor je bill boil.
mraeen in mani spravljiv v to.
nu kot pa je bilo porocilo, kate.
rega je podal proslega oktobra
bivsi drzavni tajnik James F.
Byrnes, ko je po vrnitvi il Mo-
skve priporocal "odlocno, am.
pax potrpezljivo stalisce" ma.
pram Rusiji.
Marshall Sc je Njavil prot
politiki potrpezljivosti in zago-
varjal skoro brezkompromisno
odlocnost.
mi ne smemo delati kompro-
misov glede velikih nacel samo
cato, da hi Sc dosegel spora-
zum," je rekel Marshall, potem
pa dostavil, da so "kriticne raz-
like med zapadom in vzhodom
sedaj jasno zacrtane," in da so
"tocni Maori vseh vlad sedaj
jasno razumljivi."
Drzavni tajnik je izrazil ma
do, da DO, sodee po Stalinovih
besedah, sovjetska delegacija
ma bodocih konferencah polka
zala "vee volje "a sodelovanje",
potem pa pristavil, da cas- nitro
teee, in da so v Evropi ze "ocit-
ne sile, XII ustvarjajo razkroj."
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Pri otvoritvi seize je bill izvo-
lien "a predsednika izvanredne
seje bivsi brazilski zunanji mi
mister dr.. Oswaldo Aranha. Do
bill je As glasov.
Malo pred otvoritvijo izvan-
redne seje je DIR. Abba Silver kot
predstavnik agencije udov izja-
vii, da Sc agencija ne DO udele'
lila seje, dokler delegati SIS dr."
zav ne pristanejo, da Sc agencijo
prizna "a soudeleznico, XII nina
pravice glasovania. ze pred tenn
je organizacija Zdrpzenih naro'
dov rezervirala 20 sedezev "a
predstavnike Judov, XII bi pa pri-
sostovali lie kot opazovalci. Ma
sprotno pa so predstavniki ju-
dovskega odbora "a nacionalno
osvoboditev poslali svoje opazo-
valce. Slednja organizacija trdi,
da ina ona pravico, da zastopa
Jude.
Brez posebnih formalnosti so
delegati takoj zaceli ustanavlja'
ii poseben odbor in voliti posa-
meme uradnike.
Stalisca prizadetih strank
~.sStalisca prizadetih strank so
ozna6ena kot sledi:
Anglia, XII ina mandat Lige
narodov mad Palestine, je pri-
pravljena sprejeti vsak sklep or.
ganizacije Zdruzenih narodov,
toda bo. vztrajala, da svetovna
organizacija skrbi "a izvrsitev
vseh svojih priporocil.
Arabska liga, XII predstavlja
pet arabskih drzav, clanic Or
ganizacije Zdruzenih narodov,
je izjavila, da bo odlocno zago'
varjala svoje stalisce, da Sc pre-
neha mandat Anglije mad Pale
stino in da sc Palestine proglasj
"a neodvisno drzavo.
Judovska agencija, XII je urad-
nj predstavnik Judov, po pogo
jih, XII so bill oznaceni, ko je
mandat mad Palestine dobila
Anglia, jee zahtevala cd Zedinje-
nih drzav, da podprejo zahtevo
"a ustanovitev nacionalnega do
ma Judov v Palestini.
Judovska organizacija Sc
opira ma Zedinjene drzave
DR.. Abba Hillel Silver, pred
sednik ameriske sekcije judov'
ske agencije, XII je IL Clevelanda,
je izjavil:
"Zedinjene drzave so vedno S
simpatijo gledale ma teznje Ju'
dov v Palestini. Judovski narod
ceni to zanimanje Zedinjenih
drzav. Pri organizaciji Zdruze'
nih narodov Sc judovski narod
obraca ma Zedinjene drzave, pre-
prican, da bodo prevzele aktiv"
no vlogo, da Sc zagotovi nitro
in sprejemljivo resitev tega
vprasanja v soglasju s staliscem
predsednika Trumana."
DR.. Silver je bolj natancno
pojasnil stalisce Judovske agen-
CHE. Zahteval je polno sodelova-
ME agencije pri prinasanju skle.
pow in istotako strogo stalisce
nasproti angleskim nelegalnim
provizijam v ''belem papirju"t cd
leta 1889. Nadalje je DR.. Silver
zahteval, da Sc omogoci zastop-
stvo vsem prizadetim strankan1
" predlagani preiskovalni komi-
|siji, ali pa, da Sc vse prizadete
stranke IL te komisije izobci.
Predlagal je tudi, do komisija
obiSce Palestine.
Or. Silver je ozigosal britain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30

If city can be called average, Milwaukee
is average American. It's 100 years old. 1t
was founded, like most of our cities, by two
groups: the early, pioneering Americans and
the intelligent, hard-working Europeans who
searched for new home to give them
political and economic freedom. The site on
the west shore Of Lake Michigan did that.
And it took only a century to make it one
of Americas major cities. Now it belongs
to $4,000 people. If you count the suburbs,
you could add another 100000. Germans,
Poles, Italians. Irish, English. French And
they all melted together The Bund, The
American Firsters, the Klan never got to first
base there.
When it came to the War Bond and salvage
drives, Milwaukee was better than average.
And when it came to graft and corruption in
public office or crime or juvenile delinquency,
it's record was also better than average. But
what the city fathers were really proud about
was their treasury. Milwaukee had reached
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30

10 TO any U. S. city and you'll find a
" strange spirit stirring. It's one exciting,
important answer to the postwar blues Listen
in on this speech:
The people in this town are rich and
prosperous but our city is tired and old. We
have to make it better place in which to
live. It's not enough to have just good,
dollar making physical plant. We are still
using the library, museum, ZOO and audi
forum built for city half our present size.
The equipment for graceful living is shabby,
small and inadequate We need better equip
ment so that every citizen can live richer,
more fruitful community life"
That civic leader is talking about Mil
waukee But you can hear the same language
all over the u. S. Our cities are waking
up: They're beginning to worry about
whether they're good places to live in
or not. Milwaukee is perfect sample. It's
in the race. 1t has caught the new Ameri-
can spirit - the growing-up, maturing spirit.
Mlwaukees citizens have looked around
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30

and caught it from the rest of America. They
have realized that skyscrapers, prosperous
industry, Chamber of Commerce boasts good
fire departments and police departments aren't
enough to make city. That's the physical
plant But there must also be spiritual
plant. The city must have beauty - parks,
green spaces, places to hem in laughing kids.
There must be museum for everybody,
library that buster than department store,
a modern ZOO, municipal stadium where
thousands can yell their heads off.
Shell Of City
lHE city, these men say, must have flesh
and blood on its civic bones. 1t must be
place to lire in, place to have fun in place
to grow up in. They are sick of the image of
citizens moving away from the city itself to
find their beauty in the tight ring of suburbs
- and leaving behind them an empty, decay
ing shell - old mansions turned into funeral
parlors, parking lots, ugliness, down-at-the-
heel municipal services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30
Fighting The Postwar Blues B, JERRY MASON

Here's case history of what's happening all
over the U. S.: cities are competing with
each other to be Americas best place to live
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-15
SITUATIONS MEN Cont.

PART TIME EMPLOYMENT for university
students; clerks, typists. bookkeeps a
aodt0 a . syaaee vd dp affair ca
LIN U1NIyERsTTY. RE. sass; "a
LEE or MR. BRETT. -l6
PORTER, must be exper.. for clothing
an excellent chance for advancement, Sal
spDs Gfssaet 'a e5Rz ane
SIZES ssh s. aai6SvERrIs1NG. promotion, pubile-
ity. strong refs, free interview. Box 246-D,
sALEsMAN-DRIvER, in dry cleaning plant,
solicit and handle old established route.
Salary plus commission. 6422 lst pl.
evenings asa s9 essss
week ends, BOX GOOD, star; is.
sTENo, shorthand, speed :, 125 so words per
TENOR, church soloist., experienced now
presently employed, would Ike rev cnurch
With gooS sslary ~, Box Soe oDn st mechanic
M. o. S. O13 Diesel graders, shovels. power
plants, Gatespilsr tractors etc ,, c LIE
1915 tee9oe qeS S p snd eeera
5 5es t IsRi s.a'R RA 5s4S ossss
MAJ ds' Gs f f. 5 EST
YOUNG MAN, colored. exp, in photostat
and Ditto operator. plate maker, clerical
v vRd PAIN PaINrERs Would like part time work
week ends painting rooms; best refer
enoes Box 122-D, Star. 10
POSITION wanted as bookkeeper or gen;
exp, with various ONCE work Available on
short notice Box 159-D. Star. 49,
AVAILABLE, 80. 2 yrs Govt. analyst; ID
yrs selling. once manag.. adv. and pro
motion: accustomed to responsibility,
TW 1857 10.
CHRISTIAN young man. under 30; pianist.
clerk accounting, typist, stenographer; ex-
car will travel Box I7S-D. Star. Is
ADMlNISTRATIVE-E force oficer.
%, married, b. S. degree In bus. admin,
at present unsatisfactory employed by
large local organization. Box 300-D, star.
49,
PRIVATE INvESTIGATIvE POSITION
wanted: 10 years experience; salary. 500
per week good refs. Call Tower 1851. D.
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SITUATIONS MEN.
1CCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER

ACCOUNTANT BOoKKEEPER position
wanted; yell verssd in tax matters, : BOX
a Acc infant BooKKEEPER, married,
varied experience, desires part or full time
p3sti9n, sSS 2s2,D; star ,o,., . I6s
e aHso Complete audits. tax returns; desires
position with recognized cPA. Twining
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started. kept,
audited; tax reports. monthly service state
me1ts pTo%2t n.rt sa s0s4
RsTl ''% aadits sax reasonable osi so7s
Closed audited: financial reports, s. taxes;
a sf5vIsnf A ccoSPHYWRIrER. Hard. SELL
ing COPY! INQUIRE now. Box l3S-D, Star
ADVERTISING production manager. retail.
newspaper and agency experience; the kind
Ct man 4 that keeps production costs low
sIn BY CONTRACT. labor or
Can start Monday. Alexandria $3.50; To-
so6sq trsVeIed nten
SSss sest f,S m
e 10 al Rsnde
tire lob. beginning to completion. Oh.
Dry Dry: CLEANING PLANT MGR. and spotter
desires to make change; ! yrs. gen. exper; !;
also consider buying part interest in bust
ness Box 466-A, Star.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. hospital clinics
chad complete supervision over "a depts.l.
open for immediate consideration. Box
HANDYMxN. white. preferably Is to. 90
years old, to learn once building manage
ment from ground up. Must be Industrious
and ambitious. Starting salary. S2s week.
BOX S5-C Star -15
LAW STUDENT. 80. married. desires ap-
propriate full-time employment, admins
tration, research, tipping. Call FIR. $3.50,
l to pm. IL
LAWYER, o. C. BAR; general practice ex-
perience. desires position with washington
law firm. Box 271-D. Star. 20s
MAN. colored. wants lob as janitor; expo.
rienced. Call ME 2054 at all times.-l6
MAN wants Job driving light truck or car.
Call AT. 3c3s after. pm. Is.
PAINTER, white. for once bldg. main
tenance. See MR.. hartley. 707 Wood
ward Bldg. -16
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK III W; S:I5 to $50 in family
sssss s e i've Of e SSsH!
Sl@S mo SIX 2P 5e White experienced
with excellent references, light laundry
Kensineton section. wi BOIL. lib
man for outdoor work only; must be expe-
rienced with good references; pvt cottage
with kitchen and bath furnished Write
Box a054 Chevy Chase Branch Wash1ins-
1ani Il WHITE WOMAN who wants
home plus nice salary Gl to take care OF
Il: 100; ai5 18th st. Sc RoWEs
G Ger EkaI fHaousEwoRkER. to live h0 in,
airy; references ST.. 1901. 10
G.H.w., live in, s2a week; plain cooking;
5 days io No Of 4 fadren settled 19'a
Sf ne a. 81; So s' #sef
e ~ lisht Laundry ,g 2 ADULTS ssss;
COOK INV, settled, experienced: live in:
a~ Hs e s saass Fe EN- ss5
CooK-G. INV, experienced: no laundry;
local references; live IN: $40 week; pleas
enf VPstsao [00 Bend nM i've i've In upstar,
room; radio; near bus; time on; ref: Ss6.
81: ss ssHs, sleep IN n ssss quit
mus. :. foGe Of ss ehsgsn 5ssai
Gfs ~bte fof fenefa fam
lily of adults; live in; $50 week, Wo,
GIRL for upstairs work and care of chill
dren; other help employed; live in upstairs
Ma fl GhI HSolusEKEEpER. ssle., for 70
rooms, experienced. salary, Sl15 mo-; live
IL nArb 5G; H 93So' to care for small apart
ment and 2 school-aged children: employed
required. vi. 5o6a. Wv
MAID INV, experienced; care Of chill.
dren; live in. upstairs room ana bath:
erences. OIL. 1857. 30
MAID for gh.w., over % years old, live
m good s9 n9n pe SGd g. S'T T refs o ADP5 s
MAID, to live in: Inv. for , adults.
private room, with private bathroom and
MAID, afternoons a week, through din
ner: competent, experienced: references re:
CURED prefer sPsnish-speakns girl fSod
MAID. to cook and serve dinner and do
marketing and general housework. includ-
out out Ave days a week, four hours q day;
two-room apartment: employed couple; no
MAI MAID for elderly lady; stay nishts: s.h.w.:
OF. 2O9l, Gil am la
and care of 2 children: live in upstairs
room and pvt. bath; $50 week and board
Call 81. 1850 after pm. for interview:
references required ~
WOMAN. colored, with employed husband.
must be experienced cook and HORSEPOWER:
man to do odd Jobs; pvt; quarters with
4O74 Chevy Chase Branch. Washington.
WOMEN " cel. cook and maid; experienced;
health certificate and ref; live in. Write
P. O. Box 1856. Alex, Va, or call TIE. 1891.
is
in cooking and Housekeeping: must have
city reference; good pay. Call GE. 1894.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-15
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught
in short time: results guar: approved for
CT training. CHARLES NEWMAN sTUDIos'
a7ee Is Ne 419 nd RI ssSS
T1TE OF is'e coM hSs TEcHNoIodY,
o se n sve new 81 s9e
AIR coiNDiTIoNING and refrisers ton.
CT approved. modern training methods.
backed by Il yrs: now h9w; day and night Ugh
shopwork on q big variety OF refrigeration
YORK Tech. 1904 Benning I'd. ne. AT,
LESSONS in saxophons and besinner's
SNAIL SINAI ~ GRoUP desire converse tional
Spanish instructor; prefer Mexican or
CONTRACT BRDGE-Neva Stock certi-
fed Culbertson instructor: End fall eve
ming class September II; afternoon, Sept.
L. Sat- aftera ao4a,,s classes also. PHONE
MhCHANicALLY minded men. look into
refrigeration and air conditioning as a
profitable future career; veterans and cl-
villains. Write UTILITIES INST. Box
1Gfhi POWER offers genuine opDor-
tunities to wide-awake men, mechanically
RI le' Bizsl E'''; 1sE e:
G GGs > ENRoLL NOW in Nellies sewing
sa IA; rf'h oP Fl nY sm sskeSsD-Moasrn
training in, all subjects. day, night and
'aeySs r.
1870 II fs av. NJ a77s' ss,.s Isls
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
fSDests 1 nuEhb APpTHsef =
COLLEGE. 1910 G st. NV. D1. 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-15
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, remodeling, carpentry, plumb
ing, plastering, painting, etc; free esti-
Ha HATH q aS@r So Rr g
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs and paving; quail;
ity XoEk At 1ssso nab Pr1sss as1 a.
BRICK BLOCK WORK. brick pointing. re;
T sanns sas II .r1s6fi Sfsgs En-
BRYANT. NATIONAL. JANITRoL sas-hred
boilers; licensed gas inter; estimates gwen
s a4 .s years to pay through FLA soTsl'
s 81 BIG coNrRAcroR-Do bids, re-
pairs rsnodelng; roofins psviNgEE;w s sGn:
SG ala HG rsh inclossd. remodel
ing ing d E oRM N.Y. k knd s5 5ssaF' or
trical work, insuiatine. plasterins,, paint.
! 5sy sssfs2s: S Ss *si*
oaSa M W Vs. o04 stone walls, h.sstone
mens yas poresss walls
vie, Nd. Phone Rockville s5ss: IL
chain ink. Immediate erection. carpen.
try, concrete work. Terms. M w. FENCE
60; p. o122; vooa rcsst wire.
chain link: immediate erection, carpentry;
concrete work. Terms. M. w. FENCE
CO., Dl, OiS2. ,
steps. retaining walls: old and new work.
SksA sA NJ aSd aN d FE
bGks d2as oys
914s e s sh zee but tn. best
laying. sanding, nnishing: cleaning; par
quet installations. Bruce finishes; FLOOR.
ING coNTRRASJTyoRs' NC 1912 "iscon-
S iE ERA CoNTRACTING. remodelins a
ipssiagR se e ssm re- 7s Sve 1 g sh
a At SiT HOME rMpRovEMENrs--Attic
e ss Dsyenfrs ho ons 81 Dff s55 e
HEATiNG-ou furnaces and oil burners
complete hot-water radiation ssstSm n WIN
RRSd snslnifSlPsc Co. 'f Sal i ga Ga aver eE
IS Gssri 81 f9a9 CONTRACTING co.-Root.
ing, siding, gu.terins. painting. paperinE;
all all work guaranteed: no down payment payment
low montsays terms rms. For EVENINGS. IJee
GeafIMEENA4.F FLAG asSs VARS, terraces
masonry walls, porches. repairs. WI
SSGaftNs'rrNa AND rArER1NG, floor sandins
yatsrD Vs4h .E E40f 1873, fsp S omBERT
HHooMM IEL.HHPsrf AZ EXPERT ESXarERrs-w.rm air
hot water, coal, oil, gas; repairs, CONVEX.
sions, new installations: consultat1onss e Eng
NEED ADDITIONAL sleeping rooms? Your
attic can be converted into attrae eilss
rooms Immediately: cash Is not reou rsi1
RE. 1859 for estimate. 10,
oLD Dominion CONTRACTING s6;n CO.. .o Ct
HdditIons. remodeling, painting. All home
improvements. Free estimates. Terms
AVN ,,,ru p1Irr prRs-cement
contractinp and general repairs OF all
kinds; free estimates: JERRY RuBIaSS0::
FR. 6O3J ALBERT CSNTI, HI. 1882. 29s
STOP RUST, MILDEW, MOLD due to hiEh
humidity. Keep air dry dramatically
with a Dryomatic. Easy to install. Now
available. For details, call ME. 05oZ.
WHITE ASBESTOS SHINGLES and insu-
lated brick siding for immediate applica-
ton: lowest price in town no cash: easy
terms Call RE. 3459 for free estimate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-15
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCoUNTANT-CLERK. assistant book
keeper. receptionist and gen. ONCE work;
sooKKEEPEE desires permanent position
1O-years, experience double entry. fun
charge: financial statements; CAPABLE. con.
GIRL. coored, wants work as maid in
doctor office. beauty salon or store. Call
COLLEGE GRAD. with high school teach
pioye, desires position dealing With public i
coIprsP es az ATE BIS degree in
home economics and general science. ex-
work; desires immediate position in above
field or similar work. Box l41-C, Star.
COPY wRITER-collese graduate with
years retail advertising experience, crea-
tive ability, desires position as copywriter
With small r adEert Raa sfncy
liens eys; gowns a sDeeislt{; Te as MIS- Mss
orator orator 'f RA. ssSe. ''' ''' - w1b
sADY. reliable and Trustworthy. desires
oq isdy n consenie home
light housework. State details. Box
NURSE, practical, available; best city ref
erences; not under s45 per week no.
S xSEsr eFa 81 sny Esfdu Ns sso'sd
NURSE, practical, colored. will take case
Of aft any , type y, Call NO. 1870 Ext 0I5:A
PARTTIME SECRETARY. tipping. general
once work; approx. 20 hours week. at
$1.25 per hour; experienced. ref GE
SECRETARY. college education: 10 yrs
experience in private industry: will accept
position with administrative responsibility
NV. washington; 5-day wk. DU 243l
SECRETARY with administrative expert.
ence in private business and government
desires position of responsibility. COLLEGE
references, CO 5s53. 15s
STEfOGRAPHER, legal-commercial. To-
Gated downtown, available by hour. Call
District 1865 daily until pm. Is.
TYPIsT-FILE CLERK. some stenographic
and cashiering eXperience; definitely mid
dle-aged. Tel HO. 0s04. 10.
YOUNG LADY. college graduate. desires
position as teacher with private institution.
CO. 1894. -15
YOUNG LADY, college graduate, desires
position as Spanish translator; expert
EXCELLENT TYPIsT desires work to be
done at home. Box 266-D, Star. To-
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CHEF, colored, or frst-class butler will &C
cept work in frst-class private family: best
references: top wages expected. Call DE-
EXPERT LAUNDRESs desires work to take
home: will have back home in 3 TO days
and in good condition; shirts specially.
GIRL, colored, wishes part-time days work
or light housework: no Sundays. Elk. 1899.
GIRL, colored, refined, city references,
wishes general housework; can take care
of home guaranteed satisfaction; live out.
GIRL, colored, high school. wants work
after school Call AT. 1926. Monday
Girl, eoioFsd. wants s. 5P5 Ssss week g!
GIRL, colored, desires days work, part
time morning; maid in dept. store, clean
ing apt Box 217-D, Star. l5.
colored. wants days work Cali
WOMAN. neat. colored, desires days Te.k.
WOMAN desires days work. full time;
good references. Call DI. 4457
WOMAN, colored, wants lady's or gentle.
mans personal laundry: will call for and
deliver HO 1888.
TWO GIRLS want work. one as day work
er, one as part time, excellent references.
TWo EXPERIENCED women want work
in frst-class adult family: one as cook,
laundress or some irst-fioor cleaning. $40
wk second. waitress and other house
work, $25 wk.: frst-clsss references, Elk
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TYPIsT- RECEPTlONIsT %, sl75; den;
interview essential. Please do not phone,
AMERICAN PERSONNEL SERVICES, 91S
PR III HE SEC, $3.50 mo-; Cd steno.,
knowl. Bookkeeping. small off. publication
secretary. excel. fut., 500 wk,; real estate
broker, meet people, $40 wk.: legal corpo-
ration secy., S55 wk. UP. Oldest emp. serv-
ice in D. c., est. 30 yrs. For the better
positions always see us; welcome. BoYD'S,
1883 F, MA, 1898.
OFFICER, commercial agency
exper., call MR.. WILSON, Elk. 1895 for
EDIPHoNE oper.. $40 wk. 10. excel. oprty =,
future. perm; receptionist, under 40, neat,
attractive, courteous, $35 wk.: typists
several, fast, $40 wk.: typist-clerks, S35
wk; PIX telephone operators, full and
part time at once Miss Reid or Miss
knight: Call in Est: 15 yrs) MA; 60ss,
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV,
BOoKKEEPERS. $50 wk up (Fl. NV. sec
ton, aged 25-45; asst. book keeper typist,
$40 wk.: auto bookkeeper. full chr, $50
wk.; comptometer oper., 5-day wk;, $40
ing mach. opr; ONCE clerks, experienced;
telephone operators, exper. Miss KNIGHT or
Miss Reed Welcome. MA. 60SS, PERSON
MEL SERVICE, 1871 g, next to church.