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Smyrna times., 1947-07-17
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Go,
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrpians
HOME and CLUB PARTIES

Mrs. Rachel Gootee and Mrs.
Addie Book had as their guests on
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Dea-
kyne of Salisbury, Nd, and Mrs.
w. Gray Deakyne of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Leverett Cleve-
land of Wellesley Hill, Mass, were
the weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry c. Webb.
Miss Patsy Ryan had as her
guest last week, Miss Joanne Mills,
who has been spending the sum-
mer in Rehoboth Beach with her
mother, Mrs. David Mills.
Misses Evelyn Heinold, Patsy
Beck, Sara Jean Sparks and
Patsy Ryan are vacationing at
Camp Tweedale near Oxford, Pa,
for two weeks.
Mrs. w. ]. Wroten had as her
recent guests her nephew and
niece John and Catherine Hartnett
of Dover.
Rev. Frederick Marx Barton left
July 6 to spend two weeks with
relatives in winchester, Va.
Martin Schechter of Pittsfeld,
Mass, was the guest last week of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Webb.
Mrs. John M. Strauss and son
Peter of Tuckahoe, N. j., are
spending two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Short.
DR.. Norbert Rock of Pittsburg,
Pa, is the guest of his sister-in-
!. law, Mrs. L. M. Niles.
A son, Ernest Walter Knapp
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Knapp on July 5 at Kent General
Hospital, Dover. Mr.. Knapp is a
member of the faculty of the Mis-
souri, College of Mines at Rolla,
Mo. Mrs. Knapp has been staying
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Pietsch, near Smyrna and
will leave later for Missouri.
Miss Susanne Mahn of German
town, Pa, has been the guest OF
Miss Betty Lou Carrow.
Mrs. Marion Kelsey and Mrs.
William Lucas spent last week at
Rehoboth Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Burrows,
Jr. entertained on Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Catty, Robert Wheat
lev of Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs
victor Rogers of Martuck, Eng
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers flew
from England by Clipper and are
spending two months vacation
visiting relatives in the States.
They are spending a week with MI
and Mrs. Burrows before fylng
back to England.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Faulkner
and son Eddie" were guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. William @. Robinson
Sunday at Rising Sun, Maryland
Mrs. George D. Maloney of Sea-
ford is visiting her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lard B. Mailer. They also nave
as their guest Mrs. F. A. Smith OF
the Masonic Home, Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nelson Truax
of Chester, Penna., and Mrs. r. K.
Stephenson of Wilmington were
recent guests of Mr.. and MIS-.
James S. Truax on the Boulevard.
Mrs. Bertha 1hawley returied
home Sunday after spen1ing the
past two weeks visiting ner son
AMI wife, Mr.. aud Mrs. Gea"ge c.
Thawley in Boston, Mass.
Smyrna times., 1947-07-17
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
FARM LIGHT PLANT. 110-220
Volts. A-C. 30OO-Watt Capacity.
Will take care average farm appli-
ances, motors and lights, used only
five months. Reason for selling
now have current connected from
highway.
Phone. Smyrna 3490
Smyrna times., 1947-07-17
WANTED

Man 81 to 40 years of age, High
School Education, as Icing Fore
man and Clerical Work, 8 hours
daily, time and half time for over
time. Apply Fruit Growers Ex-
press Company, Clayton, Del, P. o.
Box 188.
Smyrna times., 1947-07-17
Wanted
4 SALESLADES

Thoroughly experienced in SELL
ing and closing sales in ladies
ready-to-wear; dresses and
coats. Excellent working con-
ditions and good salary. Write
to William Smith, 201 Loock-
erman Street, Dover, Della
ware.
The theocrat., 1947-02-26
NEW INDUSTRIES LOCATE
IN ILLINOIS

During 1916 total of 176
new industries made arrange
ments to locate in northern
Illinois, according to a yearly
summary of industrial activi-
ty by the territorial informa-
ton department of the Public
Service Company of Northern
Illinois.
Ninety-two were new plants,
81 were branches of existing
companies and three moved
into the area from other parts
of the nation. The 1916 total
of 176 compares with 118 new
industries in 1915.
1t is estimated by the de-
partment that the new plants
established in 1916 will even
tually employ $4,000 people
and have a total yearly pay
roll approaching 100 million
dollars.
In addition to the entirely
new industrial activity, an ad-
ditional ~ firms moved from
old to new locations within
the area, which in most cases
involved expansion and addi-
tional employment and pro-
duction.
The theocrat., 1947-02-26
fife qheOCra+

Mrs. Robt. Peters
Mrs. Paul Dreyer
Mrs. Forest Peters
Miss Lois Raymond
November "a, 1947
Mrs. Herbert Mann
Mrs. Phil Perington
Mrs. Edwin Peterson
Mrs. Charles Mifflin
Mrs. John Studebaker
December 29, 1947
Mrs. Erwin Kendall
Mrs. Theo. Stewart
Mrs. E. S. Savage
Mrs. Jas. F. Leech
Mrs. Ivan Bird
January 26, 1948
Mrs. Ray Baurle
Mrs. c.. E. Richards
Mrs. Florence Hanson
Miss Ruth Anderson
Mrs. u. S. Riddle
The theocrat., 1947-02-26
ADMIRAL DOWNES
APPOINTED DIRECTOR
ILL. VETERANS BONUS

Appointment of Rear Ad-
miral John Downes, United
States Navy. retired, as direct
or of the Illinois Veterans
Bonus program has been an
nounced by Governor Dwight
H. Green, chairman of the SER
vice recognition board.
The board also has announce
ed that, as part of a. plan to
expedite the administration of
the act, headquarters for re-
ceiving and processing bonus
applications will be establish
ed both in Springfield and Chi
cago.
illinois is fortunate indeed
that it's splendid bonus pro-
gram will be administered by
a man of Admiral Downes'
proven ability and integrity"
Governor Green said. "He has
had broad experience in re-
sponsible administrative posts.
I have every confidence that
he will give the Veterans of
our State the kind of efficient,
prompt bonus administration
that they are entitled to ex-
pect."
Admiral Downes held nu-
merous responsible executive
The theocrat., 1947-02-26
ILLINOIS FARM-TO-HIGH-
WAY ROADS IMPROVED

Approximately 11,000 miles
of rural roads in Illinois will
have been improved with the
$15,0OO,0O0 farm-to-highway
road appropriation, passed by
the 64th General Assembly.
Of the road improvements
completed or now under way,
1874 miles are gravel or stone
surface. Another 2,617 miles
are oiled earth surface; 756
miles are bituminous surface
not on concrete base and Is
miles are surface on concrete
bases. This was distributed
over the 102 counties of the
state.
The theocrat., 1947-02-26

assignments in the Navy in
both World Wars [ and IL. Pri-
or to his retirement in 1914,
he was for more than five
years Commandant of the 9th
Naval District and Command
ing Officer of the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station, the
largest naval training install
lation in the world.
The theocrat., 1947-02-26
MRS. SEFTON'S BIBLE
CLASS

The following ladies are
scheduled to act as hostesses
1t the monthly meeting of the
class taught in Zion Bible
School by Mrs. Alfred Seton =
February "a, 1947.
Mrs. Wilfred Brownlow
Mrs. John Hanni
Mrs. Sam Robinson
Mrs. Harold Zweizig
Mrs. Percy Rusch
March 81, 1947
Mrs. John Burgess
Mrs. Lester Baughman
Mrs. Eunice Colwell
Mrs. Harold Lee
Mrs. Irl Andrews
April %, 1947
Mrs. Michael Ditzig
Miss Alice Davis
Mrs. S. D. Gentler
Mrs. James Craig
Miss Hazel Davis
May 26, 1947
Mrs. Earl Edwards
Mrs. Dan Ashland.
Miss Marguerite Feder-
meyer
Mrs. Milton Anderson
Mrs. Clarence Capp
June 80, 1947
Mrs. Earl Paxton
Mrs. John Casey
Miss Christina Heiser
Mrs. Dan Heiser
Miss Esther Crawford
July %, 1947
Miss Lillian Watts
Miss Dorothy Kesler
Miss Mabel Hanni
Miss Ella Hanni
Mrs. R. G.. Ketcham
August rs, 1947
Mrs. James B. Leech
Mrs. John Leech
Miss Mary Koshel
Mrs. Philip Mole
Miss Eileen Johnson
September 20, 1947
Mrs. Charles Rothweiler
Mrs. Dan Hanon
Mrs. Dave McElroy
Mrs. Paul Baurle
Mrs. Arthur Kendall
October ~, 1947
Mrs. Carl Miller
The theocrat., 1947-02-26

190O-The first escalator-
built in the u. S.-was exhibit
ed at the Paris Exposition.
Evening star., 1947-03-13
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATES (2), ambitious. at
tractive: second-year law students, desire
part-time work. EN-. 0o1s or CHI. 4245.
DREssMAKING, design. remod;, altera-
MISS BERT, 1880 Irving NV. Apt. 4.
GIRL, eolored, desires cafeteria work or
cleaning bachelor apartment. Call AD.
GIRL, colored, reliable, wants work as
waitress; has ABc card; or maid. AID.
Ssd in sssfa ssss psshs ssssei me- a ss vsEh ss
LADY desires position as baby sitter or
companion to elderly lady; fine references.
IAwYER's Ia sh5i' ASSISTANT. ex-teacher. bus.
college CRED. LIB: wide experiecce inclu :
ing several years in Govt; SAL $40 Phens
NURSE, practical. white, middle aged,
honest and reliable, will assist housework'
Wrfte Wants Box sEmisef. a1ssT stsf give a"
NURSE. PRACTICAL. wants nights
dgty &o hshs sshhsonically ill or invalid gives hyDo
sYGFe 9er ssmienSsiid and 1.S!ss
+ s:s 's'ss sa
sSsss sSss En- .*sfss zss % ST. taSss 81
companion -housekeeper 70 elderly couple,
MRS fa y JOHN HInfr TNoIAND, LA iS Stafford. Va. il:
SECRETARY TENO., highest caliber and
cficiency. legal exp. desires position g.
dayA Esfhk sex r:ss sei shersband ssab5 Ensish
arithmetic, knowl. bookkeeping. MISS
MEKR ELL, Wo. Os73. Call before pm;
home; very reasonable LU 70S5.
TYPING Gone at home, neat and accurate.
$50 37th pl' s.e, Apt 301. Box 31s-T.
WOMAN, white. with practical nursing
experience, desires nightwork; Will con-
slider duty as nurses aide; must live ,ut.
YOUNG WiDoW WITH SMALL CHILD de-
sires position at once In motherless home
SToP, If You NEED an expert stenoz-
longer. aser. call si Miss BARRETT BE. 6e4s..f3
FOR EXCELLENT, reasonable slip.cover
Evening star., 1947-03-13
HELP DOMESTIC lcens.

MAID for g.h.v. and laundry; no cooking;
$50 Wk. 4sie Georgia ave. NV.
MAID C .H.W, fond Of children. GOOD cook:
excellent sa.ary for right person: live in.
MAN, colored. for e.h.w.; S25; live In:
MOTHER's HELPER, between 25 and 40;
live in; permanent; no laundry, no cooking,
abssnss; some cleaning. al Sn dishMsshins. snSf
NURSE. children's. white, experienced;
must do children's cooking, laundry and
light cleaning; s25 per wk. salary; live in.
NUksEM4T6. tIa colored, for 2-u,,oid girl.
sh paren sa sSok & sa Nom
Psi;s; lunch and carfsre; live out. EN-
WOMAN, young. white; live in: $50 week
to start; care for children. ages 2 and
A. make self useful around house: other
help employed; 3D., must have local rsfsr-
WOMAN. white, to care for home and
pvt apt. qtrs.; $50. RA. 1888, ewes. --15
WOMAN to hep with invalid ana house,
work. Call HO. 1895 for interview. -15
WOMAN, dependable. white or colored. to
day and sunday Of; arrangsmsnts may be be
TeHNa Yes6N Ta WoMAN, aSp' coored. from the city,
the South or the country. help with laun-
dry and children, 4 to daily, no Sunday:
$40 q week and car pass; reference. Box
ROOM AND BOARD for colored girl will
RAJ 4623 14s
Evening star., 1947-03-13
REPAIRS snd SERVICES.

TILE REPAIRNG. new installation. hy
veteran, 20 yearS experience. ARMANl
BROS ia. $500 or RA. 303S.
TRASH REMOVAL, monthly rate as Low
as 81; daily service. ROBERT coRBM
TYPEwRTTERS cleaned, oiled and adjusted
All work guaranteed. RE. 1177. UNrTN
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 l4th nv.
UPHoLsTERiNG-send your furniture e
quality workIRsnship: Rsas. Prisssi IHpN Terms
UPHoI STEERING CO., 1909 Il st. NV.
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned, retaped. re.
finished or recorded: prompt service; new
A. L. HUTTON. 3415 M st. NV. Adams
WASHING MACHINES creased and oiled
81 so up; Va. Md. and D. G. guar work,
offers 4s-hour service. No extra charge
ING ssssEmEsR sss Il rs s
driveways, walks. porches. retaining walls
fiagstone terraces. walks MAEGUCC1GOs
WIRED MUSIC and juke box route
in franchised territory; excellent oppor-
tunity. Call RE. S4SS. 49,
USED CAMERAS bought and sold FuILxs
4 :. .,frAdi fG,AdBERTs l5,s NC s1b 10Th st. n"
ALL FURNITURE repaired and reinishec
in your home; reasonable prices. EN-. 83Ol'
Evening star., 1947-03-13
REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

ADDING MACHINks, caIeulAtcrs cleaned,
" 81 III M UNITED TyPTwKtTTs CO.
xziEsr2fftnaioNs Ill ftiha 4 s. AND REPAIRS - Coats.
suits and dresses; 24-hour. service on
hens, ,.r reuttonholes and h4TstitehinF.
AZ xGTo sopx ~ sss sss, fender grinder. $40 r l.
sSiickMiAsoN sasi hii SO fccs6dNTRAcroR-olass bits.,
e.splacss porshss; rsEsSss, steps; eaSgssndtry zssd
BRICKWORK. general and repair: flass
sISh1 sSss fePssoes Go re R0rssss: ssss concrete s:ss
srps,sa Tssarea sm sRs rsashss q sn
GaMERx REPAIRING. cau FuILEg. 4
d Albert. NO. National 47Is. sib iosh
CAntENrER-complete remodelins resi-
Dental and commercial: also nreproofng
to meet D. C. code. Cali A1NSWoRTH.
chRffNfER AND BUILDER: general re.
pairs and remodeling; free estimates. WA.
CARPENTRY, BUILDING, repairing, shelv-
ing, partitions, inclosing pofches, closets,
build steps, attic and rec. rms. Ii. 1888.
CARPENTRY, all kind. Of repairs and re-
modelling MR.. BAGoErT. Ex.. 2o43. III
CARPENTRY-Attics finished into rms or
apts.; dormer windows; recreation rms. and
stairwayk Call WA. 1918. -16
Evening star., 1947-03-13
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
RTfgUNERS

CHEMIST, 5000 (m.), MS degree or expr
electrical engineer. $4,000 to S4,250: .
yrs. expr. in transformer design; BS in
EE required out of town: civil engineer,
consulting engineers; many other open
ings: no obligation unless placed; thou
sands are placed, See Mr.. Paul at BoYD's'
1888 F, MA. 1888.
BOOKKEEPERS, $50 wk. %. full
charge, expr.; cashiers, some little book.
keeping: telephone operators, several
openings: saleswomen, many openings;
free registration; hundreds placed weekly.
See Miss Knight at PERSONAL SERVICE.
BOOKKEEPERS. 500 wk.; d., okk,epers.
asst, start $40 wk. typists, expo, $40
wk; PIX typist, auto firm. $50 wk:
cashiers. exper. food expr., $175: dr.. asst.
and typist, eIper, $3.50 mo-: PIX ooer: :,
mo. mo- Dozens OF others daily: See Miss
Evans. or Miss Black at BoYD's, 1888
Patent Law SEC. u. 1928, expr. M.
Bruce: PERSONNEL SERVICE. 1911 G st
sALEsMEN (m); many KINDS; salary ard
eommtssiSn1 Ssll n, see Mss Mefsan or al
ssfAEiNo5adkArHER, sAi 5000 m2. Country Club
lunches, typist. expr:,. $50 mo: account
ants openings. See Miss Morgan at PEE-
SONNL SERVICE, 1911 G ST. Ma 21l4
Evening star., 1947-03-13
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT - Diversified experience,
McS 5ss ssy ssT N St.i eaDaPPss Ps
ACCOUNTANT. expert books started: Kept
part time; tsx returns. asas staasements; @ prompt;
ACC accoUNTANf NJ svailabls % On pei per diem or
eral ers and and cost secounsins. Books opened and
SDvEkffsINa sSsfa ffsf%snss tsassi It, Ess Mdd
iyst: it: dsslE.s dT ss!Ss SRSsiti0n osTins
sazsSf1EssSDbEK. IS thnS.ssshly experienced; ae.
6s1 nS Of bdn teRs sarepsrs Of spfs e.Svd s
aaK sss1 sober
rsfas1s EaDs Be- On asaf Rxed drinks
rience;- salary S75 week minimum. Box
5iln oiEaGYMAN. ssiI ordained. desires work TX OF
theological graduate; prefer personnsl I,
managing or administration. Box 321-T,
DISABLED VETERAN, 20 yrs. old. : yrs.
college, yTs b asnIss T T9rk hsve
DRIVER, coIored, reliable. experienced. ref
nsYsirsIis5 fTsIcss AR sslG MAN erner,,nesd a aIv
Ssns isslssis ss's and ssoSsT Box
yae' 1 S se ssas ssf Ss Hs5h Sa %sss
MAN, honest. reliable. nondrinker. aged ~,
sss s,ss Ess' 66 '5e
MHs sIvs mos SS as g Myf. fs vs 81 want; b. &
MaS ss9rsa sty Tsnss Tss H He oss painter
OFFICE MANASER' accountant and stat: stat:
Sasisd aS WShk bsV WAs4f5 = stii
Ha!nfst Es4isIs q assF ss4o or contract best ga
portrait and comm; have car and equip
RADIO i Rot 5 s ssai STAB ssp.rienc.
nitters; have Ist: class radio telephone
S:sfss ss$
RfTA soE S1oTasa ssaT st's Executive ss
collections, sales promotion. 20 years eT-
se dsi5ss 2sa soA ss ss
public relations nsl man; copy writing editing.
GFMoIsFEREss tHRMiRSi RE Eslt APPRENTICE MAN,
white; prefers shop under direct super.
zss1 S4 'sa .s:ss s ':;H s
VETERAN. sH1 S& stsending school, needs employ;
mfes affer aa1lyi m Nj Nj ~ 74ss aaS
desires position in administrative, per-
sonnel or management held; excellent ex-
ppsTsiences BACKGROUND. Write fully. Box
vETERAN EiTis Sat desires position with future:
reliable, neat, high SCH graduate; willins
to learn. Box 323-S, Star. --16
VETERAN STUDENT, experienced stenog-
rapher, desires part-time work after 9
m and Saturdays. Box 306-T, Star. Ia
WATCHMAN wants work, permanent, in
WAH%N a q slsd On ssHu Suxs6 axfs7 wsnts sss
KogSe SSSas MAJ, White L. hu;t, .ad T., y
s Fl a10 E%pHoYMEST En- s7sninss de-
| sired by responsible man. with varied
business experience; hours between and
PART"T1ME EMPLoYMENf desired eve
ming and Saturday as shoe salesman; ex-
FORMER Fe5 5FSaiSs ARMY ofieer 25, married. de-
sires. work: husky, capable, intelligent,
widely travelled, before, during and since
war; good talker; good at figures: expert
enced in administrative capacity some
knowledge chemistry, science. mars: acccp
anything With future; must have $50 week
to start. Boz 216-T. Star.
YOUNG MAN, 21, wants work as helper
Tsk S II saG5 sGTs mo S
49,. nine years manufacturing, public retail,
Revenue: min; n;mum $4,000 to $4,000. Box
Star
Evening star., 1947-03-13
PERSONAL,

EMBARRASSED by hair on your face,
81 sfs' uses aavs sne nesd
ssas AsSsf osss eP Rfs'
Txs Rff1HsSs EssFAsERMsstdass Ss.g g
2sx ass +qS s1TThk FL T. sESisfkF hT SIM mothers.
pI. $500: safeguaId home and ~ chsld; y !:
snssS @ S iis'js s.. ti|: !i'sis' ss U.S.
RassS ffsR&2siss ~ssss s;ssss y :s:Ssee 4; .ss
sGYkS EGsf s'qa sEASrY s5 e'eessc coEa8 1sio e.
Ii. ". JOHNSON, pentist--Palse teeth re.
bIaE sna s!s for clHssa aIssa,msB,t sas
fit. because you have lost we;sht, or me, ;ney
need rsstyns We spsssiize In that sfdo sia
AZ. NY oil lilo st, NV. Room 90
FUR CoATs. almost new. size IL; going to
tropics; Sac VA Alaskan Ssaa seal; spec.'tailSS..ea
TAx 1ssa iRsEETfiURss espertly prepared; ss,ly
81 sege 1t1 .st st. dfss an S9s or
Nesk sss ssr on ssahna mains sea sfhas
ritis, nervousness, piles, colds, fiu or
saSen s dy h'S Ess5 IT,? 20 o'sssas ssss
sfYfrisDSsv sEs cSvrhss 81 BBSssxSrEn1rs BSsxSr
oVELY sHEfKL sfEtf LxhR R0sgoso sooM GO svs saes in
PIT home ioT elderly lady s0as4tses a4sM qgisI Sts1
home; must pc NV; w. seetiora' taa direct from
sTIf sThfr' ce9HRs. Ss sSes DkafEaiEsco. $500
from from our samples in you! your home No charge
& HSE s
search associate, latest sinsle q mulsipls
consultation. ApDointmsntS evenings and
e.. n tSsssss ros s.
II
TAsLY EAR w slRR, sS7I wake you IN; give n. n.
il ", Gs. SAsHl sslorsa tsE Sa sspr s coz
SmiIofap 81 Fl sfsa SorHEn n, lssS SIsh daurh,.r
nrivileEes or board. or small apt. in pIi- M
vats. home in NV. section. with care ior
child while mother 10 away from home.
sHi Slip occoovERs. draperies professionally
ssi4ssa sEo sHs g III. ''f5 81
fxEsSN,s PsfsssSSs, Ssa seaouNrRYs1pE da, and bqard-
Ing school; 2-l2 years old: accred. teachers;
telephone book0 Registrations now open
for summer camp, 94o1 Georgia ave. sH.
ESI hy eve sr9Ry 9hysicisp 5
hPhHsoIsfER1Na hh 81 HE ME gsssl 4spslrps slip covers
drapes: use your material or ours; esti-
mates given: cleaning upholstered furni-
ture, rugs. Venetian blinds o.. automobile
HRSfa ssTEisff II NJ wO5k 1Sko guaranteed JONES &
NURSES NURSES AVAILABLE, REGISTERED, licensed
and bonded: 2A-hour service. Du. 1882.
ROOM AND BOARD. plus small salary in
SSSM asD Il sSsaS Ss sssss soE saso :e!i; s
ant private home. in NV. section.
lent payment. Wo. $500, Il.
CL0THING-Suits. 46 size stout: shirts,
sos es sEbsaR sSsf 'sssI Ias ca St. sene
WANTED - TUTOR for f5-yr.-old boy.
grade 7-B, mornings, to Y; reading and
spsI!lHE REtneipaHzo 81 fGs6 st fs Class
rlcTuREgP P cSnoatDAsd a2sS t1 ossr fe hs7 to
photosraphs: viii pick Up and deiiyer
BE PHOTOGRAPHED In your home, Eour
child osSe ySr Bsrttsas ysddinsE any
Evening star., 1947-03-13
HELP DOMESTIC,

GooK. wanted. to live in; good salary.
COOK, ist-class, settled woman: can have
excellent year-round home with family Of
2 adults living near Annapolis Good sal
assnIs psvas Cali nofm p sse SIS iat Sea
COOK. white. light, housewerk; ,sleep in;
private home and bath; other help en-
cooKsG. Nv, live in; small family: mygsst
be expcerienced; city ref. required; go
COOK, G.H.w,, for small family; IiVe in;
ample time of; good pay. Wo s199.
ghw.; for young couple: man with outside
Job; car desirable; ATTRACTIVE country set
ting. mi north Of Sill. sps. PL. $3.50;
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER and COOK; live
in, upstairs room; must have references,
GENERAI GH sesG' HousEwoRK, good cook ex-
perienced: 8 edults; Monday through Fri,
day, 70 to sftsr or Or eiso $40 diansr; singer 5000
I'll aHw Cav white atesf for small @ VS. ssnitsrium; r..
liable, capable woman (knowledge Of cook
GENERAL SGGNIRAI HooUsEW4HoRK, $50 to $40,
Mon. through Fri. Sat; TIL !; s1a plus
sHissf SHWbepsndssls E6tsasnfss expef woman
81 rs = bath: IL days; refs
G.H. 2 WORKER, %RKR'' no c0okins: live in 1st-
floor room and bath; BendiS; ses week
G.H.W.. must like children: experienced,
with city references and health cert Il ,ate;
5-day week. $50 to $50, $50 week. ,35l J
seth ST. NV. Apt A (McLean Gardens.
ssfiTs aw sRt Taa5sGsy aandrs' ref Saturday and
sas 5Ssssnsn ss s Afer Ef5Psy m oE ~ 44 sns
CIV. and help with children. live in;
fine room, private bath; good salary to
capable person, North Arlington, Tsle-
GfRL to answer phone and DO light house
wSss wo5ss two days week. s:ao 70 a'oo. IA
prefer i've in; 6h days: SIS wk. 81,
Gil Or WOMAN. white. settled; live in
and care for child; $40 month. % Eyyaarts
sssts: ss's TO iii 1. 'E' s Ne. :1
MM6SbsEKIErER. MSb baHKsfIiErER white. neat, reliable. to
cook and INC. care foS sohf home Of adults; i've
HoGUsEkIEPER;SWhite woman to do iight
housework and plain cooking for adults:
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HOUSEkEEPER, refined, white, live in. care
srs e. sehHo gs aSe sxS ss5s Seen 6es
am. to 8 pm. ME. $500; ewes. after 2
RoUjsEMAN. Filipino, to live in. State
Tsos1sfWoRkTk aek Ss wc eaB s'al also mend
days. HOTEL COURT; Bait; blvd. mi.
auNSRfss GSfss Paas ss family a0 Saus Wash Ant &c.
MAID. Snd-fioor work and serving: must
be experienced servant; liye In, pleasan,
s0Hf isnsia fecasea: saG' sood vases ss 81 ooso
Evening star., 1947-03-13
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Ing, plastering. painting, etc: free esti-
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ALTERATIONS. CONCRETE. wall footsiSnss.
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GENERAL CONIkACTlNO, nome repairs,
estimates. PARkER. GL. $3.50, Ia
HEATING-On furnaces and oil burners
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup; ex:
pert engineering; 5 yrs. to pay. SERVICE
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$3.50. GE. 6065.
ITCHENs-streamline your old kitchen
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