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Evening star., 1947-12-22
National Symphony Audience
Sings Carols in Yule Program

Noel" finds its place on every
Christmas program of the sym.
phony, and was played yesterday
with infinite regard for its sig
nificance. In fact, all these num-
bers had set the audience in q
dreaming mood, so that even DR.
Kinder felt it. He turned and said
Let's be gay" and offered to play
two Brahms Hungarian dances as
extra measure which he directed In
spirited manner.
Every one was ready hG this time
for the carol singing. DR.: Kinder
explained that he had been much
criticized by the children for his
tempt last year so he and the Or
chestra had practiced hard for a
more satisfactory performance this
year The carols chosen were
"Hark, the Herald Angels Sing
Silent Night" Good King Wen
celas," THE. First Noel" and 20
Come. All Ye' Faithful" Mr.. Spring
mann led the singing and sang the
Evening star., 1947-12-22
U. Aid Must Be'in Goods,
Charles P. Taft Asserts
BY the Associated Press

CINCINNATI, Dec. 22.-Charles
P. Taft, president of the Federal
Council of the Churches of Christ
in America. declared yesterday relief
for hungry peoples of the world can
be only in goods and services, not
in black market dollar bills"
You can't eat money or wear it, "
he said in a radio address in be-
half of the voluntary foreign aid
program of Church World Service.
Inc Dollars do no one much good
until they are spent in the United
States where they are currency"
In Europe or Asia, he said, dol
lar bills may be traded like con-
traband diamond or stolen auto
mobile with identifying tags or en-
CINE number removed"
Neither the distance nor the size"
of the relief job need make it big
and soulless," he said.
Evening star., 1947-12-22

solo portions Of Good King Wen.
ceslas" and "The First Noel" Ths
audience joined in Justify and was
often congratulated by the con-
ductor. A very lovely effect was at
tanned in the second stanza oi
Silent Night" where the audience
sang softly and accompanied only
by the chimes.
Everett Stevens Plays at Gallery.
In the piano recital he presented
last night in the National Gallery
of Art, Everett Stevens gave a first
local hearing to Vincent Persichetti's
Sonata No. 8" and a premiere to
his own Seven Miniatures for
Children" The Sonata by Persich-
etti, which won the composer a
prize from the Colorado College of
Fine Arts. is work of pronounced
individuality with its three sections
titled Declaration" Episode" and
Psalm" In its angular style there
is reflected original ideas which
the composer has expressed in dis
tinctive fashion. The exceptional
beauty of the Episode" stands out
from the starkly stated "Declara-
ton" and from the rather OVER
burdened Psalm" But by the ex-
Evening star., 1947-12-22
u. ). Seeks Mastery
OF World, Yugos|dv
General Declares
BY the Asxocioied Press

BELGRADE. Yugoslavia, Dec o.
LIT. Gen. Svetozar Vukmanovlc
said in speech last night. celebrat-
ing the sixth anniversary of the
founding of the new Yugoslav Army,
that Yugoslavia had developed
such military power as will be able
to maintain and save our state
borders and the independence of
our country"
The speech was delivered in the
university auditorium at a gather
ing of high-ranking officers, with
Premier Marshal Tito present.
Gen. Vukmanovic said that
American imperialists are prepar-
ing. regardless of their ability, for
new War-a war to master the
world"
He asserted that United States
objectives have been proved by the
establishment of strategic bases to
control the Atlantic, Pacific, Medi-
terranean and the Near East and
by direct Intervention in the affairs
Of Italy, Greece and Turkey"
The American imperalists. he
continued, with this system of
strategic bases, are in fact taking
an offensive position for an attack
against the Soviet Union and other
peoples of the democracies,' mean-
ing other States in the Soviet orbit
Yugoslavia, he said, is not iso-
lated, having agreements of mu-
tual aid and assistance with all Slav
countries as we'll as with Albania,
Hungary and ROmania.'
In connection with the Army cele-
bration, eight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
were promoted to acknowledgements.
This was the first time the rank
of colonel-general has been held in
Yugoslavia. Among those promoted
was Kocha Popovic, chief of staff.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
By Alice Eversmon

The Christmas spirit pervaded the
concert of the National Symphony
yesterday afternoon, climaxing with
carols sung by the audience and led
by Fague Springmann, baritone, the
programs soloist 1t closed with a
smart Merry Christmas shouted
by the orchestra men, and hearty
answer by the audience. 1t was the
kind of concert that drew listeners
and performers closely together in
a bond that can exist only between
a public and its own musical group.
Mr.. Springmann, who has been
heard in song recital in Constitu-
ton Hall, made his first appearance
as soloist with the symphony. He
sang the recitative Thus saith the
Lord" and the taxing air. But
Who May Abide" from Handel's
1.-The Messiah" following the per-
formance of DR.. Hans Kinder S
suite arrangement of that COM
poser's The Faithful Shepherd y
His large and well-rounded voice
needs only more point to it to carry
it ringingly over the orchestra. The
Air" lies mostly in the lower reg
lister of his baritone, and there were
few occasions to show the extent of
his range. But the ford passages
were sung eXcellently and he de-
claimed the recitative with noble
effect. The exceptional quality of
his voice and his dramatic instinct
gave this notable bit of THE Mes
siah" breadth and fire. He was
generously applauded and recalled
several times.
The music chosen by DR.. Kinder
for the orchestra was all in keep
ing with the Christmas motive for
the rare beauty of Schubert's "Un-
finished" Symphony belongs to
those inspired works that bear the
mark of spiritual direction. 1t MS
also a number the conductor and
orchestra members interpret feel
inglv and with every emphasis on
its moving eloquence. Chadwlck's
Evening star., 1947-12-22
u. S. Soldier Killed
By Russian Identified
BY the Associated Press

VIENNA, Dec. 22-Pfc. Samuel
Gearhart, %, of Allentown, Pa, was
the American soldier who died Sat-
urday of injuries received in a fight
with a Russian journalist United
States authorities announced his
Identification today.
officials said letter probably will
be sent TO Russian headquarters
charging the Russian. Stefan In
grin. also %, with some degree OF
murder"
Col H. B. Hurless, provost mar
shall, said Russian authorities had
been cooperative in the investiga-
| ton.
Evening star., 1947-12-22

pertly contrasted moods, the COM
poser ranks high among modernists
for his skill in the definite estab-
lishment of atmosphere, the clear
progression and structural unity of
his form.
Mr.. Stevens own work is charming
and his playing of it held more color
than he employed in the remainder
of the program. Most of it showed
to advantage his mastery technique
and sonorous tone as in the Bach
Liszt Organ Predule and Fugue in
A Minor" and LISTS "Transcen-
dental Etude in F Minor" His
purely technical fuency, in its more
delicate expression, found a SYM
pathetic vehicle in the dainty, stac-
cato "Arietta" by Leonardo Leo and
in the Variations" Mozart wrote on
"Unser Dummer Poebel Meint" from
Gluck's Die Pilgrimme Won Mekka."
Evening star., 1947-12-22
Crews Welding Holds
Pacific Ship Together
BY the Associoted Press

HONOLULU, Dec. 22-The Navy
tank landing ship 1885, badly dam
aged in heavy Central Pacific seas
proceeded cautiously east toward
Johnston Island today, cracks ir
it's deck and hull held together by
a welding job performed by the
crew.
Vice Admiral John L. Hall, COM
manding the Hawaiian Sea Frontier
reported the ship yesterday at SOC
miles West of Johnston. He said
a patrol craft was en- route from
Pearl Harbor to meet it. The 1135
carries a crew of so.
Evening star., 1947-12-22

Franck's prelude, Fugue and varia
tons and Liszt's "Sursum Corda
were musically treated, but without
drawing fully upon the pianos
potentialities in fine paints of ex-
preston. Three Chopin "Mazurkas .
and his "Barcarolle' rounded out the
program.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
PERSONAL,

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NJ MoTHERs! II asS'SVs Would you like some one re-
liable to stay with your children, day or
fSfRo; ssn5 F. i eAsE sy
sosrdea While motheS takes sS tor
sanssax gseks spd or n9nh
spsction. invited. For Information can
yAacAScYY in nursing home. bed or ambu-
sHosr saHS'si Wk1T1sG III fGse of speeches articles
sIP eovfss IS fS DRAfsEs sIsS e. e. seso s s.
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SLIP COVERS, draperies. vaiances; pro-
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Affiliations AND REMoDELING. spe-
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studio centrally located aboye Loew's CO.
lumbia Theater. LEA ENGEL formerly
18th ave, N; ~, lilo F st. NV. RIM. 20.
HOME Ns0nfE nHfEA4iNG ExPERTs-warm air,
hot water. coal, Oil, gas, repairs, conver;,
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Room FOR ELDERLY LADY or conva-
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trees, spacious grounds, tray service: doc
tors supervision. Box 1865. Star. IL
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite. Maynower;
reducing for gentlemen only: hrs, to
pm. Phone GL. 6172. 16'
BABY SITTER, mature. college graduate
experienced with children. Call FIR 5000
PfANoo' o'S TUNER. free estimate on repairs,
VICTOR GEORGE. oV,, 1927. ewes. 20
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments:
prompt and efhcient service: open ewes.
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s-14 THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc (cont.).

SITUATIONS DoMESTlc tcoat.).
GIRL, colored. desires work as seanstrsss
GIRL, colored. desires to clean single
apartment daily for empl. person. Call
GIRL. colored. re "a desires sire days work. full tim.
any time. HELEN THoMPsoN ss1s shsr.
Or laundering RE. 4673.
GIRL. colored: neat; wants JOB as mothers
Girl: eolored. neat and inteliisent desire,
Y WORK; s references. IL. 1928. 1,-
GIRL, colored, desires job caring for chill
dren or cleaning; excellent refs; $50 wk
GIRL. colored, desires housework: 5 or 81
days per week; no cooking; Lu; US 595S: III Ut
so steam sm ta0is so ss6 aGnaas ti50ute Hp
GIRL. colored, desires days work: S. pei
day and cerfare. Phone after $50 Pm
GIRLS. two. colo:ed. desire full or par!
time work Of any kind. Phone EX; 1893.
WOMAN colored. neat. dependable, wants
cook, cleaner and laundress; refs. RA
WOMAN. colored. desires Job caring for old
person and laundry; 5-oay week. ne
WOMAN. colored, reliable. wants part-time
mornings work; reference. 1407 w st
NV. Apt. 81.
WOMAN tcolored), reliable. would like
days work, ironing preferred. Call Frank
lin 7349.
WOMAN, colored, wants Job as cook. DOING
housework; stay nights. 1909 9th st. NV.
WOMAN. colored. wants to- take care Of
2 children. 90 yrs. old. NO. 514s. -1t
WOMAN, colored, wants general house
work, light, laundry. cooking; live in; no
Sunday: u day Thurs. HO. 9l61.
WOMAN twhite) wishes position as cham
ref S1OO q month. willing to work for less
if permanent: must have position as soon
as possible BOX LOOT Star.
housework: no Sundays, no staying nights
Call NE. 1859. 49,
Evening star., 1947-07-15
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, remOdeltng. carpentry. plumb
ing, plssterins. painting, etc: free esti-
mates; NJ money down Z years to sy Pay
ALTERATIONS, ROOF PAINTING and re-
pairs. also inside and outside house paint
ms; carpentry T9EkA s "a. s0Ss -sS .ss,.
country roads and parking areas. Call GL.
5949; prompt service. free estimates. 27s
BRICKWORK. expert workmanship; Chin
neys.. fireplacss. gorchss Or somplets , neE
Co. Alex $3.50 16'
GARPENTRY AND PAINTING and general
repairs OF all kinds. WA. $500. Is
CEMENT WORK. stone wells. nasstone
ment driyeways. porches. retaining walls.
MARCUCCIO. Rte. 4. Horners lane. Rock
vile, Md Phone Rockville 1888. -22
FENCES-Wooden picket fences, any
height; erected Immediately. AL dried
Igmbsr M "1so carpsntEE EEnfR snd co concrete ySrk'
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning. par
auet installatiens: Bruce finishes MoOR-
FLOOR sEkvICE, nothing but the best;
laying, sanding, finishing, cleaning, par
agst instsIlstiens; Bruce fnishs, HooR-
sin ave-, NO. 2N5.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
HOME IMP. COMPANIES tcens.,

HEATING-on furnaces and oil burners.
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup: sx-
ias!asfss. "! s sss s :7s aH
HOME HOME A Asc 'ccoSsaMEEo1AL REPAIRS. also
WARMER CONFLICTING CO, 7:sQ am
70 4 { pm" Call AID. 1886; ewes. call u NO
HOME HEATING ExPERrs-warm air
hot water. coal. oil gas, repairs: con.
versions new installations; consultation:
a6usE 81 as9P; PAINTING. gen. repairing: reas
opse' oper feS Y r. yss
KITCHENS MODERNIZED. floor to ceiling:
We. feature, the famous Kitchen-Maid
ssineil Worn iinofean I sink tops permanentiy Re:
placed. general improvements. MODERN
FayNF1SG H1NF &C.. phfEkyNG kf S1lG prAsrER1NG floor
!; ;E;::s
and roof rep HSe
guar. Sork: est. 1875. GILBERT 4
HAMdkT2N, sEb2! AD srEsiNc 51gai r.,rt,ng car.
pentry. and general Rome improvements:
service unexcelled. Call MI. 61ss. BASILE
PRooMPr SERVICE, remodeling. redecorat-
ing, repairs and cement work. A. r.
SEELYE CO.. DI. 1927.
REMODEL, mooernize your home now:
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install.
IATI0N CO. SIng WIS tsr,, ave ,,dNws WJ lS1n
crete porches: we repair or replace any
part of the house; no money down. pay. pay
estimate cali MR. ISARD. Taylor 9427.
SHINGLING AND SIDING-Asphalt shin
giles, Asbestos and brick siding on all types
civil engineer with 80 years experience.
NEW SURFACE ROOFING CO.. 81. 1875.
HYArTsvILLE CONTRACTING co. -
Roofing. siding, guttering, painting, paper
ing; all work guaranteed; no down pay
ment, low monthly terms. For free estl-
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HELP poMEsIlc lcent.l

& adults; $50 week; references. WO. 1895.
COOK-G.H.W.-Colore girl for 3 adults
reference REQUIRED. Apply 62l Md, ave.
COOK AND G.Hw. to go to seashore July
30. winter washington; live in: fond Of
children: refs. required: sac Wo- 1850.
G,Hw.. between 2o-35 years: refs: must
IKE Shildrsn; smiS S2a per wk RA; 4o1z 4. IL L
HOUSEKEEPER, white. reliable, for EN-
ployed couple: boy Z. girl 3. good Prot
estant home; private rm. S25 week.
HoUsEKEEpER AND COOK. experienced
and GOOD reference: must live in: highest
oGsERhhpEa. s5s Rssd: ~ cSSMSrAN1oN. who know.
how to keep house: prefers comfortable
isdy with children. GL. s552. LIZ
MAID, white, to take care Of -year;old
child; must live in. RA: 6642. .-15
Maid -G.HW. and cooking; half day
SsH51FsssE s2S espsT Wo charge
couple; good local refs. req; Sc. section;
perm; 5h days. $50. RE. 1852 pip to
WOMAN Tor for general housework in chill
dren's home: refs. health card. MA. 727o
Evening star., 1947-07-15
MIscEIlANEoUs foR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera. darkroom
or movie OUTFIT; largest selection OF cam
sras. protectors, eniarsers. electric expo
range finders. fil:ns. color hinls., photo ao
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ACCORDION. new. 86-bass. 4 tones. Ital-
ian; case included: never used; will sac
rifice for $3.50. RA. 4o44. --15
ACCORDION, 48-bass. LIE Mar: perfect
condition: best offer. Call after Pm
HCCoRDION. scandalli. As bass. and case
in perfect condition. S175 CH. 301T. -16
ACCORDION, white Soprani. having 12e-
new new and has never been used before. WIN
sell for best offer. OV. Abs. 16e
ACCORDIONS. clarinets. saxophones,
trumpets, comets, drum sets, guitars, etc,
at low prices. Phone Mr.. Jones at Ma
tional 1923. JORDAN PLANO CO., 1913
h 4. G. c. ELECTRIC. ExERcIsER. oscillo-
manipulator: Battle Creek health builder
ADDING Notwithstanding delivery
OF new machines; easy terms: sales. re-
pairs, supplies. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
4ppING MACHINES. new, used, hand,
elec. sale, rent; Addometer, S12.e6. To-day,
co. 462I week. DI. 1872. 1112 14th.-15
Evening star., 1947-07-15
REpAIRs and sERyIcEs fcont

RADIO TROUBLE?. Free estimate. Work
eY S5o saoP snssI FFdsy and
satpEdsz skaftFpFEd1azEkafroN sa NA ASD z57 RADIO
On all makes: same location 90 yrs; buy
and sell Used refrigerators: work guar
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REFTRIGERATION, air-conditioning re-
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work. prompt service. RELIANCE. AID.
REFRIGERATIoN-we specialize on COM
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Roors RsaSi Do oAfPsiED, SPsih PAINTED. repaired;
gutter and spout work. Phone 81. 1888:
:sss sss sSsssIa and fnS spoass
Rss RooFfSG. FIN Timing, roof painting. repair
sHipEE nTi sst!sSins T. dR 4fps fbs sD0u'nF Cali MR.
RooFiNG ana general repairs. all work
c oeSNsoR eess sRo Sass va our soi ispe'a
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RooFiNG REPAIR of all kinds, cutters
and spouts and painting. MURRAY ROOF
iNG sEir Co eovaks FsS AND DRAPEs M ma made to Or
der: all work done by experts; delivery one
week: choice of newest fabrics. HARVEY
& MOORE, 316 9th st. NV. RE. 1904.
STONE AND CEMENT WORK: stone re-
tanning walls. fasstone terraces. also
walks. steps. driveways. porches. etc: for
free estimates. call JERRY. AT. 1886.
TRASH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rates as low
as Sd. Daily service, starting new route,
Hyattsyille and vicinity. ROBERT COR
BIN. MI. 6522. -l6
rYPEwR!IERs cleaned. oiled and adjusted,
Az n2S work guar ggs5anteed n Re l177; UNITED
UPHOLsTERING, slip covers, draperies.
vide selecton Of latest fabrics aulsk
INdToN UP5HSo9IsfERING CO.. 1909 II st.
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED, CSC up to
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WASHING, MACHINE and refgr. repair
guar ACME RADIO & APPLIANCE CO.,
4O16 Ga. ave. GE. 1888. 8 am. to pm.
VETERAN HoLCOMB- roofing
and general repairing. Gas-fired boilers.
No, job too small, none too big. New
stokers. Iron Fireman oil burners 1mme,
diate delivery for cash or "A hrs. for small
Will TAKE SMALL JOBS of painting ex-
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Evening star., 1947-07-15

SCHOOL TEACHER. female. for devel. In
School education. GENERAL PLACEMENT
SERVICES: 1907 II st.. NV.
SPANISH-ENG. SEC. 81, 5-da. wk.. start
legal ssshos S5o Res
estate. secretary. $50 vk. up; stenos;; :
secretary $1,000 up Real essa.. estate cGnst; msx
openings hourly. Call in today. MI: Bruce,
Ma 2115 PERSONNEL SERVICE. 131
G ST.. next to church.
TYPIST, $40 wk (w0, knowl. shortha nd.
ne. section. 5-day wk. Health club recep-
Zionist. neat, attractive, sales ability; 81 80
5000. Telstype operator, expsr.. in Va' Ia
Dozens ef other typist openings TO for fsSt
ways new openings. (There is only one Per
sonrel Service in D. c.. estab. ! yrs; , Tor
unusual positions, see US. PERSONNEL
SERVICE INA. 6Oss). 1911 G st. NV,
sTf1ESNoGRAPHER. f1S sss5 (manl, perm, ex-
eel oppor Bookkeepers, 30-40. exper.,
81 Bookkeeper-ste -stenosrapher. 40.hr,
pliers and bookkeepers. Estab. 80 yrs.).
Oldest empl. service in D. C.. Welcome.
See Mr.. Ford, BOYD'S. 1893 F. MA 234O.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCREDITED PHYSIOTHERAPiST with 8
Yrs experience wishes Part parttimSR nR p9Si19on soS
tanss AafsArSSs 1s cz Af1 after Dn Ro = s
Experience. including payrolls, tax reports.
etc: reliable, desires permanent poslslon sns
In 3,ao downtown NJ ri area Cali mornings Or &c
GnIRieAL e1nEs: Ml 2@SHo1Rk-want to address en-
wdfs ysGpes s. home DO D0ins 4R 4ts sse in
soeooey Eorklsngg knoT nS ,.n Of Lang an
fs FsT.s ess ssnte dei BoE pos q and
COLLEGE STUDENT wishes any kind sum-
@sd aome smp1Yynsn sSsR0n etc. Nc
COMPANION % tsr lsdz Who is well. Ggssn
nsNTAI t5sS1I BpN ANssisTANT sHA F!ar aBrooKKEEpEk 2
yrs college, some experience with 4-ray
and ora oral surgery gts assistance reierehce'
HGH HbGRHEssssAk1se, sSslAhk s1sf design. remod alss5s;
tiens; eve s gowns specialty rea5' an Ss3s MaSs
EIVAroR EhkT SRo dPERAToK 5ETFs eoi eoIored W viii
SE {:dE SO ss0fSd e s4df SfsD m0'hsrsd children
5Ha GIRL. coiored wants Job as typist. asst: to
tailor or elevator operator, day or night. mis-.
Girl. colored. practical nurse student. de-
sires part-time work In DIS ONCE: hospi-
tai or companion to lady Box loa-I' star'
Sm ts t. aAs Af full 5ss sharss
Girl part time general ABBY h9yssSSgt ssSa 49s apS
Girl, colored. refined, intelligent. wants
work, telephone operator, doctors assist,
or waitress; nice handwriting. Al refs,
SfRL solored. desires . days ,,r.as work Ts *
$5oaa day and csriare' references. a.
GIRI. colored, wishes Monday. Wed. and
FE,k FEEE,k,s sh;% hDE1SRRH e5 hlfhtv0rk OF any k'no ho
care Of children. Elk. 5425,
GEL, colored, wants days work. FR.
HIGH-sCHooL GIRL, colored, wants work
as mothers helper. messenger Or hght part,
time cleaning. Fond OF children. Can
EEfGRescHooL FL sSsseHiooL GRADUATE. eolored, of
sh ss US s.ce Ct dSst sny
IA sslsRsS vs,{: Ssl la6t A Sssis; SsssR .m.
nEss NnnEEsssTTTonEss HST siaT have excellent char
position and loves children. BOX 155.T.
fnSaAlcr1cAL GRADUATE NURSE. coiored
stss rrsger.Sly ss'en m.ternity % Cali osford 1897
fsrIoSr Mss fetH.sS SunsE eoloa.d es n Wishes
Of elderly person, children or In GONZALES
cent home. HO. 9422. is
fEACTTCAL NURSE, colored, maternity
eonyslescents or chronic cases OF any kind
f1cEPT1ioN1sr-TYPIsT, colored, desires
8 position in PHYSICIANS ONCE IK
fEGisTERED NURSE, college background
& yys' nursing experience; Silver Spring
Nd, permanent residence; sinsie: would
Ike position in doctors ONCE or IN a
nearby hospital 81; SS4s @l6 %,
SCI, econ. administrative experience. wal
0ervtco terminating, seeks empoymsnt
tEtRETARY viii take dictation to trans.
eribe Of home or will pick up and deliver
fypinr work: prefer Arlington. MISS LOIS
SPAUIDING, GI. 2915.
SECRETARY. college graduate B;s; in bus.
ad. 4 years sxper. PittsourEn Pao S.. cor
mgr: excellent references; sysilable i'm
TYPiST desires work at home. experienced
viii call for and deliver. Reasonable, DE
WOMAN, light colored, elevator operator OF
child's nurse: stay nights. 443 Newton pi
nv. ia 049S. 10
Evening star., 1947-07-15
MOTOR TRAVEL.

TO RENO, NEy.. about July 10; can carry
CALF, s. F. and L. A., '46 car: leaving
Sunday, July 90; will take 3 Phone MR.
BELL. CO., 74QO. Apt. $40. To-
DRIVING TO DETROIT. July 1s or II;
want refined lady pass; ref. MRS; r.
The TRAVELGRs REGISTER for car own
ers and guests; share expenses: refs. ex-
changed; cars to all cities. California
daily 1921 N. Y. ave. NV, RE. $3.50. 81 .
HAVE ROOM FOR 8 riders to 60 to Cal
Ifornia. July 21st. 1a47. MR.. BROWNE
LADY desires passenger driver to Fort
Worth or Dallas. AT. 1851 between 2-s
WANTED Wan e LADY PASSENGER to Wisconsin
Departing July 10th, returning Aug. 3
MRS. LOUISE WRIGHT GE. 3i74; III
turning July 90: new Buick sedan. can &C
commodate .. MI 52S5. lSs
Evening star., 1947-07-15
SITUATIONS poMEsIIc.

GIRL, colored, neat, wants niehtwork from
pm. to midnight, or 8 pm TIL I'm I;
Waitress, answering telephone. maid, desk
GIRL. coiored, wants Job as mothers
Aslrer; will stay ySnishts. DI. 4517.