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Evening star., 1947-10-15
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc,

COOKING in boarding house or cleaning
in small hotel or day work; refs Twin
GIRL, colored wants general housework;
s.ay nights. ,DI, 2064.
GIRL, colcred. wishes part-time or days
work Call Trinidad 1927 any time. 16a
GIRL, colored, wishes g.h.w. or COOKING.
GIRLS (2) for housework or daywork and
take care of children o-day week. 2l23
N ST. NV DU. aS45.
GIRL, coored, wants day work Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday. Ho; 1891.
GIRL, colored. wants day work or part
time, 5-dey week. RE. 7792. ,.
GIRL, colored, wishes Job NV. child
care, part-time: references. DI. 34S4.
GIRL, colored, wants daywork. LII. 1928.
GIRL, coloreG, wants regular day WORK.
cleaning; Monday. Thursday, Friday; no
heavy laundry: expr., reliable. TR. 1859.
GIRL, colores. wishes part-time Job a.
maid, 10 am; until 3 p.m,' Mon.' We'd
LADY, refined, young. wishes full.tine en-
ployment for business couple. Call Ludlow
MAID-G.H.w, colored. good ref Call ia:
2275. 9 am. to 3 pm. Wednesday and
SETTLED CoLoRED WOMAN wants part
time work. Can cook; references. MI. f11l.
WOMAN, frst-class cook or morning work.
WOMAN rasored. wants part-time work
from b puaSso z pm. no SUNDAYS. Gail
Il
Evening star., 1947-10-15
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
DOMESTIC HELP by day. week or n

psoas HE'LL Py day week or monn Il.
sss MoYESr esR * % AGENCY HGSE ross s4 s9 Rx
AZ AZ sgeEEfARR; ssT; I ~ 5000 s. SS0 d51 G mgr. Once.
rte epgors Legal soDe
SIS, JinSestmens bank: secretary; as3ni asni
ssp s @ F1ade Ess .!ate Arnsea ea'0s. Ta
ton, da.;. slss5. Past-time stenogss an IN
new new s APPLICANTS daily Tor - TOP i sslsried pc.
g vs. See Miss white ~ er Miss Lee al
ELECT TYPIsT, $50 wk, %, exper. elec-
rsaaS perm cierRrfgplst Rr4s xf must
Snd Sf t'i 10 ss5 s nsf pnts pH s
ff0s yrs Se0 Ef Sh fsS s2RV6E v SR' ISL
iSii DRAFTsaaN' asTs shHs's s75 wk eomputins, civil
sS ss vs xorP papz neas sxo
ynsss yTs P!sifS fss Sss MISS st. p0sfs ass 80
hnsAt sseff seSss sss ss ma' s4S
ssDfs f!srE dfss, sfsn0s IS
msr Miss Reed q personnel servicels RE-;
Mf Hsns at yin ais u 1Sh se nv roRn R
BioLoG1sT. $4,000 tm), research dept,
as s9ssms r Il snd
Idecas mesasnical e1s stc tEst
= lNA: $3.50; PERSONNEL s5SaoS SERVICE 1911
( ar st. YoGR aiT 81 sER9Hcf sSnrfh EMPLOYMENT Cen.
ternDental assistant. expera S60-$7o:
1928 st NV
Evening star., 1947-10-15
SALESMEN.

REAL ESTATE statesmen Va.7. -7s7,
Let's talk it over. OK. 54f3, Df. 62l2.
REAL EsTATE-Business chance, salesman
wanted to list properties. and businesses
&C. nsed mds ABBY BE ezDf bof 5f isE 1n
koofISsz zsIpISe se$ssa sAL6sMAs and .elel-
81 Esstss to e1 sa sH Real Io estate. rood
ings while you are learning; full co-opera-
ton given. MA. 1867: ewes, LU. 5os4.
EXCELLENT FUTURE and unusual op-
elusive in saleswork with large national
will be sent to home office Of the com
paay pad for 5 weeks, training with salary
the, Job while doing specialized saleswork
with the company's organized sales plans.
must have the foowng ana
with wide acauaintancesilip in this city.
2; At least 2 yrs. college required. ;:
consider Single applicant. i. Must rate ate
top scores on our aptitude tests to de-
termine his fitness for this type Of career
sonality and be able to meet executive
type business men. Your reply must, con-
be arranged. write Box Az ASK, ~ Star. sn01Ie Mle
you are real estate
salesman of character and energy and
aggressive office. which has more business
than it can handle. and in which you will
have full cooperation from the broker
on sales and listings, with liberal listing
fee arrangements, call ASK-US REALTY
CO, OK. 1868. GIL. 500. -17
PERMANENT well-payng position for a
man who is willing to learn and is not
afraid of making evening calls One of
Installers ot kitchens. viii teach YOU this
some knowledge of drawings, car, and
are acquainted with Office routine. No
drinkers or wasters considered. For inter-
view, write fully in complete confidence.
Box 410-K, Star. -15
FINE SALARY, plus car expenses and
comm Prominent wholesale firm desires
energetic, experienced statesmen. Perma-
SALESMAN, experienced in
used furniture store, permanent position
for right man. good salary. 637 Indiana
SALES MANAGER-capable Of developing
q canvasing crew for new products, ma
tionally advertised, sells on sight. homes,
Offices, everywhere; right man can make
$3.50 to $500 weekly. Exclusive territory;
repeats, highest commission; real oppor-
tunity for future. State phone number.
Box 495-K, Star. -Ie
Evening star., 1947-10-15
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BUSGIRLS (2), colored, want daywork
together; good workers. can HI, 8514.
COLLEGE GIRL. experienced. win 90 TYP ,-
aoss ins e sssars nSs p take morning '00 Temple
COZ SCSoILEGE GRADUATE wants part-time
morning yerki rsssarsh. tsacnins % %sxpsrie, .
DENTAL ASST. OF recpt, exp, tnowledgs
typ: and shtdss ssod nest. perm. pos" MISS
DREssMAKER,. colored. wants work at
home, coats refined. drapertes. work neatiy
finished. experienced. NO. 0530.
Evening star., 1947-10-15
SITUATIONS WOMEN tcont.).

DREssMAKING, design, ,remod.. altsra:
BERT, Iea6 irving NV. Apt, 4. Ap. 2sss:
clerk. store maid or cleaning. MI. s474.
GIRL. coIersd, s desires work as beauty oD-
& s;h.x. 81 q s s.. ne. VII FR; b2iS.
or '9aidd mas in ssausy ssSD
GikL. eoiored. desries Job as clerk; expert;
punch and waitress. TR.' 5o7s;
G,RI eoloEsd san. dsslEes 's9 as oussirl or
GIRL, colored, refined, desires general once
work: high school graduate. Call RA. 1141.
GIRL, colored, desires, stock work In .
so ssore aoa6 q Gays work with personal iaunars'
GIRL, coiored, desires Job as day elevator
sisssrs ssy ~ or SoinsS nsSt 'f cs ao. se 1875 or
HIGH School GRADUATE. colored, de-
sires job as receptionist after 4:30 pm.
every evening. all day Sat. TR. $3.50.
MAID, colored. cafeteria work or elevator
Sss.ss,05c call sns A h09SfEG'k $50 or me-:
NURSE. praetlcal ,6e desires case; no obs.st-
NSs cs eodp2sa psa qsS ss Desires 6s sls Work
NURSE, practical. ,coiored, desires cass
RE: 04s2, MISS SANDERS. 15'
NURSE. practical. colored, desires case Of
sr any dat9 ataa b. 5GtosSs osss experience 10 Is
NURSE, hospital training, doctors ref.
lHns ssg assp ssp Hillside TiSaSs eni' medical Hsss
patient and home; sood driver, IA IA. csss.
NURSE, eolored, wants work, day or night.
NURSES AvAILABLE-Trsined, enciens
rotiah1n se6 nd
bonded; a4Shr. service; DU. 1852. l6.
white woman desires position with elderly
Bs PBx oPERAToR esos Govt rsl empoys. desires
work Sun. afternoon or, few. ewes. wk, as
sss s IA as 5sr Si ns pref Boz sP r.
RECEPTIONIsT, experienced in general Of.
REsEaRSH fs ESES cs AM "a AsEsSSRRffr.R,A1 position
age 35;. experienced in personnel and Of
Of correspondence; good knowledge a
object. Cali Ap. $780, apt. ga, after ) SO 50
pm. lie
sEAMsTREss. colored, exp. in making
ladies clothes and alteration; .coiless
gEsauate Hes hsuI4I ME, 1874 bet 9 am and Pm.
sEcRETaRY. seii aRs1i ase 80. 10 yrs. legal and
Box 55-L. Star.
! SECRETARY and/or translator-4 years.
experience in British American firm; knows
| Russian. French, German; some library ex-
! perience; young; references. Box 25-L,
Star. 15'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. desires po-
| sition, with top executives; experience In
! capable of handing all ONCE RESPONSE
bilities. Boy 4o1.J: Star.
mature, over 20 yrs. exper.. desires part
time temporary position. Box 1851,
Star 1bs
| legal experience, desires position, $50.
RRSrsffREp RFt Ii staf NURSE desires positoa in
physicians Office secretarial experience.
Hobart 50s4 after pm. 15'
WOMAN. colored, clerical experience. part
or full time. IA. a143.
WOMAN, white wants work as child's
nurse or light household duties; live in.
| Box ISL, Star.
orator Call FR 23S3 rs
Evening star., 1947-10-15
PERSONAL,

COLLEGE sTUDENT-Blind veteran de.
sires services Of young lady to read and
do some writing while. taking courses;
living quarters and board included, family
pESrAh TEcHNfCiAN. JOS. RICE, sos
18th st. NV, Rm. 502, 14th at p. MA.
xxLI1fYfRArroNs Al on ali ladies' garments,
prompt and efncient service; open ewes.
5i09 14th So NV. co. 2221.
DREssMAKING; fne tailoring and slters.
CONTINUED on Next Psge.J
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HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE, National bookkeep-
ing machine operator; excellent working
conditions; good salary; liberal discount
on purchases Apply office. THE YOUNG
MEMS SHOP, 1919 F st. NV. --15
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DOME EsTIC.

RUPHERs' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
waiting with references, S.. carfare and
lunch, mothers helpers, cooks, cleaners,
leundress, general houseworkers; go home
nights etc no Q42T
Evening star., 1947-10-15

MILLINERY sALEsLADIEs, experienced
only. for SATURDAYS; excellent salary
KNICKERBOCKER HAT SHOP. 1928 F
st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1947-10-15

HAIR sTYLIsT: wonderful opportunity for
advancement in one of Washington's new
est beauty salons. RIA. 6903. 10
HOSTESS, experienced, for nightwork:
meals furnished: closed Sundays. Apply
in person, MERRY-LAND CLUB, 1405 L
st. NV.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. for employed cou-
pie, to care for children and small new
heg bone; private e, room, good salary. Call RE.
HOUSEWIVES, white, earn $3.50 daily
aking orders for dresses. Write MA1SON-
ETTE FROCKS, P. o. Box 5593, Wash. 16,
for style portfolio. -21
JUNIOR EXECUTIVES in various depart
ments: college background preferred: good
opportunity: 5-day week; 20G discount on
purchases. Apply employment ONCE, 4th
floor. S. KANN SONS CO. III
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, for doctors
office; excellent salary; 5z days. State
K, Star 80
LADY, white, middle-aged. unencumhered,
to Join family Of 3 permanently, help with
housework in modest home. Box 175.K.
LADY, young, for general ofice work. some
tipping necessary: 5-day week; vacation
with pay: pleasant workins conditions;
good salary; other advantages. Apply In
LAUNDRY WORKERS, coiored. exper. on
nat work. Apply employment ofice, WARD
MAN PARK HOTEL, 2700 Woodley I'd. NV,
Evening star., 1947-10-15

E, experienced: good
E, vacation with pay,
Apply Mr.. Streets,
3ER CO.. 14th and
Evening star., 1947-10-15

LEARN TRIPLEsPEED ABC Shorthand in
few weeks. day or night. Begin Oct: 10
III Cry at coLLHE I'll MR ERro 4aaT hoW cAftrAh Is:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-15
SEEK 10 END COAL CRISIS
 IN BRITAIN
By TOM WILLIAMS

LONDON, Feb. 15.-Prime Min ister Attlee and his coal cabinet" sought today to fix an approximate date for ending the industrial shut down in Britain.
 The coal cabinet conference was the first indication for. the islands 49,000000 browned-out and shiver- ing inhabitants that the end of the fuel crisis might be in sight
 As drastic electricity restrictions were maintained into the fifth day, government sources said the return to normal might be gradual. A source close to the Prime Min ister's office said an important statement on the situation probab- ly would be issued tonight.
 However, with only slight gains registered in coal stocks at power stations, the British gas council alerted the countrys HOO gas plants to be ready to shut off gas supplies to non-essential industries.
 Government sources said that purchase of American coal offered by President Truman was under consideration. However, the fact that delivery would require at least two weeks was understood to be barrier. If the industrial black out is to be lifted gradually, Bri- tain's task would be to step up her domestic production.
 B. P. Aicard, Secretary General of the European coal organization, said the Presidents very gracious" offer might prove impractical at the present time. The President suggested yesterday that coal ships now enroute to continental coun- tries be diverted to Britain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-15
U. S. OFFER DECLINED

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15-Presi- dent Truman made public today a message from Prime Minister Att lee declining an American offer of aid in the British coal crisis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-15
FINDING TIME"

PHILADELPHIA Henry Blunt lost his $50 watch last June 16 The other day, sloshing through five inches of snow, he kicked at a bright object-then piced it up. It was the lost timepiece.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-01

A opposition one control. Built
in loop %antenna. Automatic vol
INT control. "Silver Voice" tone
Silvertone dynamic speaker. OPP
crates on 100000 kilocycles. A. c.
Table Model.
Evening star., 1947-06-23
Travellers Aid Finds
Mentally Disturbed
Wanderers Increase

The Travellers Aid Society Of
Washington had to deal with an in
creasing number OF mentally dis
turbed" single women and young
veterans who have become restless
wanderers" during 1946, the society
noted in its annual report.
Reporting that the society gave
264 1853 services during last year, Mrs.
Elizabeth j. Alexander, executive
secretary, drew these conclusions:
People seeking help are coming
here from all parts of the country,
and the seriousness of their prob
lens has grown.
Housing Factor.
Difhcult relief problems are in
creasing, but there has been no cor
responding improvement in the ia
cflities for meeting these needs.
A few cases indicate that the old
and bad practice of passing on"
persons from one community to an
other is occurring again.
The housing shortage is contrib
uting to the increase in transients.
Families with small children are
presenting the most serious problem.
The unattached men seeking Trav-
elers' Aid service are mainly young
veterans and the older chronic wan
derers.
Discharged. Employees Helped.
Mrs. Alexander reported increas-
ing numbers of discharged war
service employees have come to Trav-
elers' Aid for financial help, assist
ance in finding homes and new jobs.
AS for the travel service program,
Mrs. Alexander said 1946 saw an in
crease in the number of requests for
assistance to airplane travellers and
a slight decrease in the number OF
bus passenger services.
The report reiterated the society's
hope that needy persons could be
assisted by the Board of Public Wei
fare regardless of their length OF
stay In Washington, because of the
injustice and hardship" which resi-
dence restrictions impose on those
in need Of help.
Evening star., 1947-06-23
Salvation Army Moves
Administrative Offices

The National Capital division of
the Salvation Army has moved its
administrative Offices to new quar-
ters at 1853 r street NV. from 426
Sixth street NV, it was announced
today.
Departments which moved are the
office of divisional commander, 1t
Col. w. w. Bouterse; women's &C
tivities, headed by Mrs. Bouterse;
public relations and welfare, Maj.
Ray D. Brown; young people and
recreation, Capt. John D. Needham,
and cashier and bookkeeping, Capt.
William Southwood.
Evening star., 1947-06-23
Salvador Eases Rules

Ell Salvador has just removed
wartime restrictions on motor We
hicles crossing the Salvadorian
frontiers.
Evening star., 1947-06-23
Sanitary Needs
For Protection and Comfort

Puriton Bro with Dress
ShieIds-Liehtweight nylon
mesh with adjustable royon
straps. Dress shields ot-
toched. Sizes 81, "a, 3o,
So, 40. White, teorose,
1875
Evening star., 1947-06-23
MocuIette sanitary pontie

MucuIefte SuHItufT P0Ht's
styled to fit. Lingerie royon
Jersey with moisture proof
lower panel, Belt tobs ot-
toched. White and teorose
in small, medium or large
sizes s------------1.Z5
Evening star., 1947-06-23

koinsook dress shields,
moisture proof pin-on styles
to give protection. Regular
and crescent shapes. White
or teorose. Sizes z, 3 and
4 4------3 for LOO
Evening star., 1947-06-23

Scientifically designed Owens nylon
brstled hor brush with easy grasp
handle. Use the Super Flare daily and
wotch the natural luster come out in
your hair, see how much more nonoge-
obIe your hair becomes. Green, blue,
pink and red pIostc backs. -
LANSBURGHS S-cosmetics-street Floor
Evening star., 1947-02-16

HANLEY, England, Feb. Is. Up
Prime Minister Clement Attlee said
tonight that talk of a coalition gov
ernment for Great Britain was
complete and utter nonsense"
I'VE have no intention whatever
of having a coalition and I don't
think the other side would want it, I"
Mr.. Attlee declared in a speech at
meeting sponsored by the Hanley
Labor Party.
Labor party ministers joined Win
Evening star., 1947-02-16
a D. {. Lawyers 10 Attend
MeefinQ Of World Bar

Ten lawyers, including four from
Washington. will represent the
United States when the Interna-
tional Bar Association holds its in
augural meeting in New York to-
morrow.
The Washington men include
Robert N. Anderson, George Maui
rice Morris, Edgar burlington and
william r. Valance.
AS chairman of the organizing
committee of the new international
group, Mr.. Anderson will open the
meeting and preside at the opening
session. Mr.. Anderson, special as
sistant to the Attorney General. is
the only American on the organiz-
ing committee on which 90 coun-
tries are represented.
Representatives from 80 coun-
tries are expected to attend the two
day meeting.
Mr.. Anderson said the plan for a
world organization of lawyers was
the outgrowth of a movement started
three years ago by the American Bar
Association, which has voted to be-
come a charter member.
Evening star., 1947-02-16

backed in a losing race for Congress
in November, while he was at lunch.
Later in the afternoon the Presi-
dent sat in on the physicians con-
ference, then came on into Kansas
City, to his quarters in the Muehle-
bach Hotel. He planned nothing
more than rest tonight, Gen
Graham said.
After the conference, the physi-
clans told the President that he
could feel free to return to Wash
ington whenever he desired, and he
decided then on the takeof tomor-
row. He told reporters it was nee
essary to be back in Washington
Monday, but did not amplify.
Only Gen. Graham and Maj. Gen
Harry Vaughan, military aide, made
the trip with the President.
A press plane preceded him from
Washington.
Evening star., 1947-02-16

Chaucer's Canterbury Tales" has
just been translated and published
in Russia for the first time.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Trumun
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old patient the general anesthetic
that would be necessary if an at
tempt were made to set the hip by
direct action
Care must be exercised too to avoid
complications. such as pneumonia,
and it is for this reason that the at
tending physicians want to get Mrs.
Truman up as soon as possible.
DR.. Joseph Greene, of Independ-
ence, Mo-, the Presidents home, and
DR.. Gertrude Mckee of Bolton, Mo-,
another nearby community, are in
regular attendance on Mrs. Tru-
man and it was with them that Gen.
Graham conferred.
Daughter Nurses Mother.
Miss Mary Jane Truman. the
Presidents sister, who resides with
her mother, is serving as her nurse,
and his brother, j. Vivian Truman
and his wife, who live on the old
Truman farm near GrandvieW,
where the President labored as a
youth, also are helping.
The President landed at Grand
view, 18 miles south of here, at noon,
(CST) today, after trip from
Washington that was decided on late
Friday afternoon. There was no ad-
vance publicity, as the visit was "off
the record" until the President S
plane the Sacred Cow was down.
Mr.. Truman went Immediately to
his mothers home. on the outskirts
of Grandview, and after he had
visited with her a while, took a
stroll around the village, greeting old
friends. Later he dropped in at the
"Grandview Cafe" for the blue plate
special roast beef - for lunch.
Georgia Belle Kreeger, T-year-old
daughter of the proprietor, served
the President, and insisted that the
lunch be "on-the house." Mr.. Tru-
man settled by autographing dollar
bill and presenting it to her.
Meets Enos Axtell.
BY a coincidence, the President
ran into Enos Axtell, whom he
Evening star., 1947-02-16
New Moves Awaited
AS Recorder Of Deeds
Office Suspends Aide

Additional developments are
awaited in the two-pronged investi-
cation of alleged 'inefficiency or ir-
regularities'' in the Recorder o1
Deeds Office here, revealed yester-
day by sChairman Koran Of the
House Appropriations. Subcommit-
tee for the. District.
The Investigations, by the sub
committee and Recorder OF Deeds
officials, are not expected to be COM
pleted for about two weeks. The
Recorders Office is headed by DR..
Marshall L. Shepard.
Oliver Thornton, first deputy Re-
corder, said the investigation could
be classified as routine"
Mr.. Thornton, however, revealed
that Marcellus Williamson, assistant
chief Of the auto liens division of
the Recorders Office, has been fur
loughed" without pay since last
Tuesday pending new developments
Mr.. Williamson was furloughed on
Mr.. Thornton's orders, the official
said, for reasons he would not
divulge beyond saying they arose
from findings disclosed by my in
vestigation."
District government officials de-
clined to comment on Representative
Horan's statement with respect to
wholesale investigation of irregulari-
ties in local Offices.
1t was pointed out. however, that
the Recorder of Deeds Office is not
subject to District audit. District
Auditor A. R. Pilkerton said that
while the Offices receipts go into
the general Sund of the District, he
is not empowered by law to go ovel
its books.
| IT. 7.
Evening star., 1947-02-16

COCKER PUPPY, vicinity Indian Spring
Club Identify. SH. 1865. IL
MOVING PICTURE CAMERA, black. Call
Oliver 1909.
Evening star., 1947-02-16

area, he reported. He said the gov
ernment considered a two-week sup
ply was the rock bottom" for
Evening star., 1947-02-16
LQs1.

DOG, Drown CHOW. with hair off his hip
and answers to name of "Chummie:
strayed from house at II ga N. j. ave. NV;
Tuesday, Feb. 4. Should he be. found
please phone HO. 6414 or call 1914 n. q
w Reward. -
Evening star., 1947-02-16
D. c. Dentists at Meeting

Eight District area dentists were
among those attending the mid
winter executive committee meeting
of the National Dental Association
in Detroit yesterday. They included
Drs. Russell A. Dixon, dean of How
ard University College of Dentistry
r. E. r. Lowell, S. J. Lewis, w. T
Grady, H. C. Edwards, j. E. Bow
man. M. D. Wiseman and M. R
Dean