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George Bernard Shaw
Is %

Yesterday friends and adj
mirers called to celebrate the
92nd birthday Of George Ber-
nard Shaw, who wants to be
a century old but hates birth
day celebrations. Letters and
kilograms arrived from all
over the world to congratulate
him but were intercepted by
friends.
His sight and hearing is said
to be as good as ever but his
hearing has failed a bit. When
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, 1948-07-27
Truman Delivers Message To Congress
CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE PRICE CONTROLS

President Harry Truman delivered his message to a joint
session Of the Congress today. which marked the eleventh
he has appeared in person before the members of the
Legislative branch of the government.
Mr.. Truman explained that he called the special session
because Of the urgent need of the American people. Our peo-
, 1948-07-27
Merrill Elected Chairman
Police Commission

Lawrence w. Merrill, was
elected Chairman Of the st.
Croix Police Commission at
its organization held yester-
day. Acting Postmaster Bert
Armstrong was elected Secre-
tary.
T44enew members were Civ
en- necessary information on
the duties of the Commission.
There was no business pend
ing since all matters in this
connection were handled by
the Governor and the Munich
pal Council.
Regular meetings of the
commission are scheduled to
be held once every three
Continued on Page ~
, 1948-07-27
Youth Beats Massa" Christensen Unconscious; RObs Him

A youth. Justine Perez. Is. known as "Teno". was arrest
ed by Police after he had beaten Johann Christensen into UNI
consciousness and robbed him. The old man. whose age is be-
lieved 10 be about so. was known affectionatelY as "Massa"
Christensen was rushed to the hospital at 8 o'clock on Sunday
The Mississippi enterprise., 1948-07-10

irfnpin like ma dior awhile hat we
are sure everything would have
been just right had he been jtlsnp-
in with Hazlene the jumpin chick,
yet we must sa yshe seemed to have
been having herself natural ball.
Bro. Brown and Pee Wee looked
real sweet together after the dance,
true love we bet.
James Selmon was getting his
kicks as usual, bat. we didn't see
Mrs. ]. S. 9ta
Johnnie Jordan and Bernice Per-
kins had stars in their eyes and
seemed to have been thinking about
days gone by.
Ada Mae was looking real cute
and didn't see INTO have 4 certain
guy on her mind at all.
The Cotton sisters were really
having ball just like they. did long
tim ago. :. !. =
Well. Marion Rollins. make up
The Mississippi enterprise., 1948-07-10
Taiilinq Tess =.

WE'LL, cats an dchicks. now that
the Joe Lutcher Dance is history. all
the really heppe dcats and chicks
are ready for the CLEANHEAD
VINSON DANCE at the Skating
Rink. MONDAY NIGHT. JULY 12.
yeah man, Mr.. Cleanhead will be
here, singing the blues as only he
can sing them come early and
enjoy every moment of the dance.
AND. we want to tell you that
there. will be 25c MATINEE
DANCE for the cats and chicks who
like to jump. every SUNDAY at the
SKATING. RINK. , TABLES FREE
:. Tell all your friends about it and
come on out and have your fun.
Music by one of the local 1--WE or
chestras. :. It'll be plenty good, too.
We see that quite a few of the re-
gular fellows are in town, such as
Charlie Thomas, Curtis Berry. Ro-
bert Minor and many others. guess
they will have a time knocking
themselves out with their "old time
used to be's.'
The Mississippi enterprise., 1948-07-10

while Dessafee and Hoover were
having SO much fun?
AT last it seems that Carrie Pick
ms has made up her mind and its
Wardell instead Of Walter
Anthony Hughes was with An
ME Jewel Sunday night and they
were having fun.
What's wrong with Scott Jeffer-
son and Dorothy Mae Tillman?
Long time we don't see you togeth-
er.
Fess up Doris L. Robinson, who
as it, Jessie or Leonard Allison?
Margree Herbert was after Roy
Steward about something Wednes-
day night, could it have been be-
cause he walked Daisy home from
the Y? Well we heard that Roy and
Daisy are only friends, so don't
worry.
Ruthie Mae has cut out from Nose
Thigpen completely. We heard that
The Mississippi enterprise., 1948-07-10

your mind who is it, Eldridge
Jones, Jr., Theodore Lare or James
Williams? Our bet is on Eldridge.
Floy Scales and Earnestine Banks
really did look cute together Mon
day night aid were they haviag
fun?
You chicks .sLop.d have been
in Clinton Sunday, July 1, the
Cross the lss,k girls and North
End boys were having a swell time
in the gang were Melvin Jones and
Daisy Hoard. We wonder where
the North End girls and Cross the
track boys?
Having fun at the Picnic in l.lin,
ton were; Hoover Jones, Desaree
Hoard, Willie Lee, Dorothy Smlth,
Melvin Jones. Daisy Hoard, E. H.
Hayes, Juantia Hoard, Billy Boy,
Dorothy Dean, Levy Davis, LeVarn
Gibbs. Anthony Hughes and you
know who
| Where was Norma on the 4th
The Mississippi enterprise., 1948-07-10

We hear that Rose Ann is still a.
round but she seems to be playing
it plenty cool, well maybe its best
that she does play it cool.
The new chick Darleen from up
Chicago way was really taking the
floor at the Joe Lutcher Dance and
both Bobby Miller and Sonny Bell
seemed to have beenenjoying her
presence very much. Sonny
seemed to have been all up in the
air, but we think her attention is
on a certain young taxi cab driver.
Ruth Milton isn't making the head
lines these days, suppose the ole girl
has finally decided to settle down.
With the Bi gApple open again,
all the local guys and gals can be
well fed again. !. :.
We see a number of cats strolling
past the Big Apple. eye-balling in
the window; could Austine Jones
be the reason?
Everybody seemer to have been
having fun with big F at tn Dance
Claretta and Rosie Lee were re-
ally on like a light and Nose Young
was really in there too.
Percy Bodie was coming on strong
and didn't seem to care who knew ii
Jumpin Frank James Griffin was
The Mississippi enterprise., 1948-07-10

she has married, is that true Ruthie?
Por Nose is trying to get Dorothy
Smith, wonder if he's having any
luck.
Don't see Jimmie D. much since
Melvins started cutting out with
Daisy.
REMEMBER the MATINEE
DANCE at the Skating Rink, SUM-
DAY beginning at 6 and Mr.. Clean
head at the Rink, Monday night.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1948-07-10

u. S. Navy personnel equipped
with cameras, television and depth
sounding equipment are combing
the bottom of Lake Mead reservoir,
Hoover Dam, Nevada, the worlds
largest artificial lake, TO determine
what deposits of silt and sand are
doing to the lake
The Mississippi enterprise., 1948-07-10

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The Mississippi enterprise., 1948-07-10

No. PIG ~ 1916 Ford V8-95a
Two-Door Super Deluxe Low
Mileage ----- S1695.00
St. Paul recorder., 1948-07-30
Social and Personal
X s. Paul 4

Visits in City Mrs Sue Rayner of Chicago Ill., is visitor
in the city, to attend the funeral of Mr. John Lewis who died
on Saturday Mrs Rayner arrived Sunday afternoon July
70 and the houSegueSt of Mr. and Mrs Raleigh Humburd
382 N ST. Albans.
The TOutes BOnnes Ames entertained at their annual
St. Paul recorder., 1948-07-30
Social and Personal
r Minneapolis X

GetTOgether: Miss LOuverne Noble, 1892 Fourth Ave-
&c. was hostess to gettogether Friday July % The
guests included Misses Barbara Jean Brown Leoa Turner
Marllyn Smith and Phyllis Mccullough all from out-oftown
lone Roach Dorothy Stova Kathleen Curry Jacquelne
Jackson Harriet Bowman Hazel Underwood Arlene Gaskns
St. Paul recorder., 1948-07-30

Adney. They caught many fish
and had a lovely time.
Visitors: Rev. w. F. Warder and
his two sons, John and Robert,
are visiting in Minneapolis. They
are from Paola, Kans.
Mrs. Carey N. ReeIer of Mason
City, Iowa, is visiting Mrs. Eva
Abbey, Ala E. 25th St.
Miss Junetta Inez Hunter,
granddaughter of Mrs. c. E.
Staples of Indianapolis, Indiana,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Dolly
Inez Vaughn, 522 Colfax Ave. No.
She was graduated from John
Heron Art Institute of that city
on scholarships. She will return
there in September to do post
graduate work. She won the
Wendle P. Coler memorial prize
to further her studies there. She
is member of Kappa Chapter of
Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority. She
visited the St. James AM.E.
church Sunday as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard T. Green,
1900 Third St. S.
Celebrates Birthday: Miss Min
ME Vivian, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Vivian, I'll Cir
ard Ave. No, celebrated her
twelfth birthday Tuesday, July
20. The guests included: Misses
Barbara, Beverly and Ruby Bur
ten, Shirley Lou Wilson, Louis
Faison, and Nadine, sister of
Minnie. Minnie is a student of
Lincoln Junior High and a stu
dent in music of Mrs. Esther
Roach.
Entertained at luncheon: Miss
Anita Gibbs, 4l32 Elliot Ave. So,
entertained Misses Lucille and
Lourraine Chivers who are visit
ing here from Washington, D. c.
The luncheon was held Monday
July 10.
Visiting Son: Mrs. BueIah Har-
riS and cousin Miss Mae Patter-
son of Starth, Ga, are the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Harris, 1921 Fifth Ave. So. Mrs.
Harris, who plans to visit here
three weeks, is the mother of Mr..
Harris.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-07-30

picnic SUNDAY, July 70, at Como
Park.
Mr.. Harold Ripper Of Mason
City, Ia, motored to St. Paul Sun
day, July Is, on business and re-
turned the same evening.
Mr.. L. L. Murray of 293 N.
ChatSworth ST., is mourning the
loss of his father on July 20, in
Shuqualak, Miss. Mr.. Murray was
unable to attend the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Kemp Of
Chicago, are visitors in the city
with Mr.. S. Kemp's daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hart
ley Johnson of 971 Iglehart Ave.
They were the guests of the John
sons at the Toutes Bonnes Amies
picnic Sunday, July rs.
HOuse-gueStS: Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Williams, 7l9 Rondo Ave,
had as their weekend house
guests, Mrs. Williams mother,
grandmother, brother and niece,
Mrs. Lillian Edmunds of Des
MoineS; Mrs. Lola Hardwicke also
of Des Moines; Mr.. Arthur Ed
munds and IS month old daugh-
ter of st. Louis. Mr.. Edmunds
and Mrs. Hardwicke motored up
in the A. A. Alexander car, ac-
companied by Mrs. A. A. Alex
ander, who was in the city for the
christening of her god-child,
Gayle Alexander Poole, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Poole of
San Francisco. Mrs. Edmunds and
granddaughter arrived by train.
ChriStened: Gayle Alexander
Poole, Is month old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Poole of San
Francisco, was christened Sunday,
July rs, at 4 pm, at st. Phillips
Episcopal church, by Rev. Daisuke
Kitagawa, in the absence of
Father L. E. Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Alexander of Des
Moines, god-parents of the Poole
infant, were in the city for the
ceremony. Mr.. Alexander arrived
by plane Saturday evening from
Washington, D. c., and returned
Sunday evening, July rs. Mrs,
Alexander returned by motor to
her home in Des Moines, Monday,
July 26. Mrs. Poole and daughter
are in St. Paul, visiting Mrs,
Poole's parents, DR.. and Mrs. ],
W. Crump, 500 Fuller Ave.
Mrs. FauStina Robinson and
children, Michael, Alfred and Jo-
leen Faye of $50 Iglehart Ave,
are vacationing in Nashville and
Huntingdon, Tenn, with friends
and relatives. They also plan to
stop in Chicago for a short visit
with friends.
Mr.. Charles BOnwelI Of Chi
cago, spent the past week end as
the house guest of his aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Price,
706 Rondo Ave. Mr.. Bonwell ar
rived and returned by plane and
plans to make another visit short
St. Paul recorder., 1948-07-30

IodIlne fractlon, Dixie Lee
Young, and Earline Kyle. Re-
freShmentS were served.
Returns Home: Mrs. Charles
Curry 1886 Fifth Ave. So, re-
turned home from California,
Wednesday, July 81. Mrs. Curry
spent almost two months in Cal
lfornia visiting her daughter,
Lourraine.
Mrs. Matthew Evans, 374O
Fifth Ave. So, returned home
from the hospital Saturday July
IT, Mrs. Evans who has been
very i'll for the past few weeks
IS now reported doing fine.
Returns Home: Mrs. E. L. Es-
cue, 1852 Fifth Ave. So, returned
home Wednesday, July 81, after
spending a week in Chicago. She
was visiting her brother who is
i'll.
Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
L. Evans, of St. Louis, are the
house guests of Mrs. Matthew
Evans, 3740 Fifth Ave. So. who
has been quite ill. Mrs. H. Evans
will be here for at least two
weeks to take care of Mrs. M.
Evans.
Home from California: Mrs.
Sarah Benson, 1886 Fourth Ave.
So, returned home Wednesday,
July 81, from California. Mrs.
Benson had spent a month visit
ing in the Golden State.
House Guest: Mrs. Ethel Lee
Campbell of Chicago was the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Carroll, 1922 Oakland Ave. So.
Mrs. Campbell left for her home
Sunday, July rs.
Surprise Birthday Party: Mrs.
T. B. Carey ST., 37O4 Fifth Ave.
So, was pleasantly surprised by
a birthday party on Wednesday,
July 81. She received many
lovely gifts.
Fishing Trip: Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Ewing, 1920 goth Ave. So,
spent the week fishing at Lake
St. Paul recorder., 1948-07-30

y.
The Pilgrim Baptist church
held its annual church picnic
Sunday, July rs, at Como park
from 200 to 7:30 pm.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-07-30


ular readers of this column know, am not exactly
enthusiastic about Brother Henry Wallace and his
new Progressive Party. My husband, on the other
hand, once quite an ardent Wallace admirer.
Someplace along the line, Mr.. Russell began to
cool on Hank. l don't know what happened. pve
found that when husband decides to change his
mind, the best thing wife can do is let him change
it and make believe she doesn't notice thing)
For those who aren't acquainted with my senti-
ments on Brother Wallace, I'll repeat that don't
St. Paul recorder., 1948-07-30

Ten thousand years ago, Gro
magnon man drew pictures on the
walls of their caves. Principal sub
iects were bison, mRmmothS, hors.
es and reindeer.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-07-30

Popcorn As Meatstretoher
To stretch meat, use popcorn In
meat loaves. This will give a DELI
eious new flavor, also.
Beekeepers, Attention.
Re-queening tAss hive often may
be the difference between success
and failure with bees.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-07-30
K Minneapolis X

NufihBGok10lS
Get-tO-gether: Miss June vii.
liams, AIS Emerson Ave. No, was
hostess to a get-to-gether on
Saturday, July %. Among those
present were: Messrs. Nick
Combs, Al Banham, Ernie John.
son, Bobbie Banham, Jackie Jack
man, Harvey Saunders, Don Ri
ley, Vernon Bradley, Wilbur
Grissam, Blaine Frazier, Eugene
White, Glen Jackman, Howard
Cummings, Delmar Napue, Her.
man Howard, Carl Rice and Jim.
mie Lockett, and the Misses Max
inc Harpole, frankie Landers
Joanne Harpole, Louise Cuff and
Ruby Alexander.
Dinner Guests: Rev. w. r
Warder and son Robert Of Kan.
sas were the dinner guests oi
Rev. and Mrs. Elijah Henderson
1929 Bryant Ave. No. The dinner
was Sunday, July rs.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-07-30
N WAY 553|t1
~ BY NEIL DODS0N RUSSELL

Last Friday evening husband and beside
living radio to hear Mr. Charles Howard attorney
Mones Iowa. give the first major political speech given by
St. Paul recorder., 1948-07-30

on Friday, July %. Wendell was
eighteen years old. The guests
included: Misses Mary Langum,
Gwen Morrow, Marilyn Morrow,
Rita Cisco, Adriene Merrill, Bar
bara Merrill, Mary Esther Young,
Carol Allen, Gloria Pettiford,
Gladess Green, Inez Owens, Je-
onne Helm, Jane Stone, Roberta
and Betty Ellis, Daisy Davis,
Essie Whitaker, Carol Robinson,
St. Paul recorder., 1948-07-30
St. Paul RECORDER, Friday, July 80, l04s, Page

Leola Jackson, Juan Witherspoon,
Mary Kate Breedlove, Louverne
Buford and Velma Williams.
Messrs. Edward Manderville,
Clentell Jackson, Eddie Lacy,
Danny Davis, Jimmie Miller,
Charles Smith, Charles Ellis, Har-
old and Henry McDuffie, Albert
Jones, Hardy White, Cobbie
Threats, Kenneth Mckinley, Carl
Russell, Ronnie, Melvin and STAN
ley Stone, Eddie Milton, Wilson
Earl, Elphonza Holman, Freddie
Dillon, John Beasley, Rudie Jen,
kins and Wendell Helm.
St. Paul recorder., 1948-07-30

Surprise Party: Miss Bessie
Davis, daughter Of Mrs. Bessie
Davis, 804 Fremont Ave. NJ, was
hostess to a surprise birthday
party in honor of Wendell Helm
The Valley settler., 1948-10-15
ARB YOU LOOKING TOR A PACKAGE?

ARE YOU LOOKING TOR A PACKAGE? Dur ing tho first part of October an ec cuul- lat ion of 24 days mail arrived at Whittier via Army transport. It is add2es sod to all DO in1s al ong tho rai1ro ed, There arc over SQ0U sacks of mail eud ovor 1000 out s ide oe.cc,3a Tho sort iLg IS bo i1-g 6ouo by the c1Lnoace An av5laacho CT mall nay bo expect od eG eny tmos
 T'ose Uho lnor from experience vhet cooper
 at ion nc ans have soro thing maio to contrt-
 hute to sick anG di 5ordora1 uord1 Wnoso
 diro need is for cooporat 1cno CoPs Ar1EDson.
The Valley settler., 1948-10-15
October l5, l94e
10 CAUSES FOR EXCESSIVE
 SEDIMENT

Below arc listed tho ton most common causes of poor sediment tosts at receiving plants in ttn order of thotr frequency l: Cows not c1 oan or uol grocmod. 9. Milk not properly carod for, before and after milkings
 5. FIlor disk not put in strainor ri ght or strainor dortod at bottom, caus ng bypass. 8. FLure to rinso strainor thoroughly every timo fil tor disk is changed For bost re- suits, change ii ltor disk for every of milk. 5. Mlk lid dropped caro1ossly or loft whore it can catch dust or othoruiso bo con- taminated while s1rainor is on cans Lid should be carefully put in c1ean p1aco, free of dust an dirt Thilo you arc filter ing. hnplo holder mado' of pieces of broomst ick is easy to make, costs practi- ca11y noth ing.
 6. Milking machine suction cups allowed to got c1oso to floor or bedding, uhoro toy D ick up dirt--or placed lsty box or shb1f whom milk Is being pourod into another ccntainer or tr ough tho strainor. 7. Milk not poured into strainor properly Milk should bo poured on sides Of stra iner, NOT directly on the baff1e p1a Pouring milk sides of strainor a1lous filtor disk to do better job of fi1tering tho milk.
 e. Sediment f. tho uator used for rinsing cans and utons il Sc g.. Bouncing or tanning of strainor, rh i oh is espo cially bad uhon stra1nor has a spring or lock-ri ing. It may dislodgo tho lock-ring : and let milk bypass tho filter disk no. Single faco disks placed in strainor with tho gauze ide up, which is VRoNG. Gauge should bo DOWN, cotton up.
 From tho Dairy Co-op Bull tin.
Evening star., 1948-05-05
HELP poMesIIc Cont. J

GIRL. colored experienced, to care for
1--we IN, share comfortable quarters with
stairs work: references REQUIRED, and must
ne good with children: KensinRton, Nd
arns good salary. OR 5000.
children IN Bethesda. Md 6-dsy week
80 TO &: health card. refs; s25 wk
HoUSEKEEPER. TO 1--we in. small family.
so0d nav must have Al references. Call
HoUSEKEEPER. white or co!ored. g.hw.
fond OF children, live in or out: 5il-day
week. stay , nights, local reference, SIS.
HousEKEErEiRs FOR PRIEST. ". wash
,nGton, either white or colored. live in;
dong general Housekeeping. buying and
cooking breakfast and dinner only; super
wise laundress Wed and Sun. afternoons
m applying. Box HI-Z. Star. IS
LADY, rehned. 10 care for 7-vear-od girl
during DAY, 5-dsy week, live in or out.
MAID. settled. e5 to 40. live in. capable
n care ot children, no laundry. light
duties. n DAY Wed. off every Sunday
after early breakfast, salary S26 city
MAID. coiored cooking and general house
work SIS per week, live in, city refs. RA
SoarG haased fs family III >o9 81 mo Ably I 'n1 1
person. JAY DEE'S, 1907 G ST NV. --6
MAID 10 work h-hour dav, a m. 20 D
q m start $50 week See MI. PAU. PAL
ACE HOTEL, noe lith ST NV. a
MEID, nonsmoker, ola cook, e.h.w,: small
family live IN or stay some nights. 6-day
week, S3u per wk ref IA. 443o.
MAIn-LAUNDRESS 4 DAYS, SIS per week
Monday. Tuesday from Q to >. Thursday
and Sunday from 10 TO > must be expert
worker and have good local references
Telephone OR ng1f >
NTRSEMAID-G. .H.W.; other help: live in.
Local references. Salary, 500, RA. 74s5
WOMAN. colored to cook breakfast days
week IN l2e. boarding house: must cook
and serve dinner on Mondays. no Sun.
work. eood nay and pleasant surroundings
HO 6i6i, SO 18th 81. NV q
WOMAN for z h W and care Of children;
rrSt live in, good pay RA 500. =
WOMAN for INV cooking: Il working
anults 6-dsy week; BendiX washer, 10 TIL
after dinrfr, SIS pPr week. live in op-
uonal recent local references Phone
MFS PONACK. RE. a132. 10 m. III. .
WHITE. general housework live in, care
for l5-month-old baby. Emerson 9"2i e.
ROOM AND BOARD to reliable colored
woman IN exchange for 3 days housework
nrr week SH. 1%tU =
COLORED MOTHER wants middle aged
woman tn live in. care for 2-year-old boy
N exchange for room and board and small
salary. Call LU. 1856 from NJ. 10 8
NJ. =
Evening star., 1948-05-05

srences Cali wednrsday, 81, 5l;4, =
nREsSMaKING. design, remod. sItera-
t'ons eve gowns speclalty, reas. MISS
BEFT. 1880 Trvlne st n ", Ant 4. AID
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. experienced pre-
fer dav work Call III $50 any time
ELEVATOR orr. colnred, wants place.
night or day, size rs; have permit Box
rAsHio$ ARTIST desires position as as
srs'ant IN studio or agency: good refer
FILTER AND SEAMTREsS. experienced in
a.! types, ot WORK desires employment,
Girl. for mothers helper. care for chill
dren after school. VIC. WeStmoreland HnlS;
rhambermaid. waitress or invalid care:
Girl, rolorcd. GesIres Job typist. speed,
to-ti per MIN. Call AK. "h62, am
GRNnTATF pracrrcal nurse. free now for
private cases. CalI Columbia sol0, -
HoTsEKEErER. white refined. wants ieht
ouncs. small salary. Box ally, Star
LADY desires position as companion TO
lonely. elderly lady, Will go any place.
LADY. cultured of excellent BACKGROUND,
Christian. interested IN social work, viii
M - assist IN lecturine tour, trce, TO
~EEDLEroINTS s%prriiy AniSncd; hens
aurrro FR 1";6 near sun Court. 6'
Nt'RSE. white, practical wishes day case,
nv ,er'Ion ~ per week references,
>URST, PRACTICAL-A rphncd, settled
uoman WISHES patient in nice home
ubere she car Tive IN experienced doc
iors' and patients references. Box 3I2-z.
NURSE E-GoNEHNESS. live in: permanent.
health c6 rd AT. S6u4
pRACTICAL NTRsE desires work. day or
nlzht duty NJ davs work DE 969l.
PRACTICAL NURSES available; trained
graduates, dsv or nicht duty: reasonable
rates D1 43Si MISS BFE. weekdays only
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes position, day
duty. will stay some nights. VI 5O63.
RECEPTIONIST. Swltchboard operator or
ners onnel. yrs. experience, prefer buSI-
ness organization, permanent residence.
HO 4Sl3 =
SECRETARY. experienced. typinQ and
shorthand TO do al home, will pick up
and deliver OK. Ol4t
TYPING, shoI thand. ENGLISH French trans
lalons a home, OF part time; eXper.
soc'y. MI o1;2, 1o-l or after . m
TYPING- Young lady wants part-tlme
work Al home co Eti4
WOMAN, white settled. wishes position as
housekeeper in refined home; best refs
WOMAN desires work to he done at home.
addressing envelopes, takIng phone mes
EaceS. etc. TW. Ol4l R'
WANTED-Pa~t-tlme once position reg
nurse. experienced Box "9l-Z. Star. -