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Evening star., 1948-12-02
Maryland AAUW
Board to Meet

The Maryland State Board of
the American Association of Uni
versity Women will hold an all-day
business meeting on Saturday at the
Iron Gate Inn, 1874 N street NV.
The session will get underway at
1920 am. and continue until 4 pm.
Mrs. Donald r. Burgess, president
OF the board, said the program will
Include discussion of plans and
procedures which will enable the as
sociation and its separate branches
to function more effectively. Spe-
cial attention will be given to the
development Of techniques for ham
ding actions by the State organiza-
tion without having to refer every
matter to each of the branches.
The group also will approve the
program for the forthcoming annual
meeting of the State association.
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Luncheon H0n0rs
Club President

A Christmas motif was carried
out in the decorations arranged
today for the luncheon at the
Washington Club given in honor
of Mrs. Theophilous J. Morgan, pres
ident of the Political Study Club.
White chrysanthemums and red
holly berries made attractive CENTER
pieces for the tables, while tall red
candles and place cards embossed
with red poinsettias further carried
out the theme.
Joint hostesses at the affair were
Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel, Mrs.
Arthur Glanville Dunn, Mrs. Ben
jamin Soule Gantz, Mrs. Edward
Briant Merritt, Mrs. Gertrude Parks,
Mrs. George Marcus Quirk and Mrs.
Wintemute w. Sloan.
Guests included members Of the
Executive Board Of the Political
Study Club, among them Mrs.
Frank Morrison, Mrs. James E. Dali
gleish, Mrs. r. Stevens. Pendexter,
Mrs. John Darby, jr.. Mrs. B. Turner
Heflin, Mrs. Leonard L. Harter, Mrs.
Helen Pumphrey Weldon, Mrs.
Henry Gordon Clay, Mrs. John T.
Lucker. Mrs. Custis r. Perry. Miss
Cora Kibler. Mrs. Walter J. Hayes,
Miss Vina E. Opdyke, Mrs. A. Wal
ter Collier and Mrs. Wallace
Streater.
Others on the guest list included
Mrs. John ]. Tamborelle, Mrs. New
ton Cords Wing, Mrs. E. H. He'd
rick, Mrs. Harry A. Babcock, Miss
Lillian Chenoweth, Mrs. c. E. Chan
ming, Mrs. LIE Roy Mitchell, Mrs
Harry r. Daniel, Mrs. John M. Stat
ford, Miss Margaret Lindsey, Mrs.
Robert j. r. MCGOWAN, Mrs. Lane
Schofield, Mrs. Harry v. Schnabel,
Mrs. George H. Foster, Mrs. Arthur
Clarendon Smith, Mrs. Marie D.
Werner, Mrs. George E. Anderson.
Mrs. John H. Harwood, Mrs. VIII
liam Francis Keohan, Miss Phebe
Stine, Mrs. Edward Campbell
Shields, Mrs. Estelle Whiting and
Miss Martha Jean Claypool.
Mrs. Edward G. Magdeburger,
president of the District Federation
OF Women's Clubs, also was invited
while others were Mrs. z. D. Black
istone, Mrs. David Kincheloe, Mrs.
Leon e. Truesdell and Mrs. Harry
r. Pyne.
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Recipe Booklet
Compiled BY
|H0memakers

A new recipe booklet entitled
POT Luck" has been compiled by
the Mount Vernon Homemakers'
Section of the Virginia Home Eco
nomics Association and will 60 on
sale at the groups Christmas party,
to be held at 8 pm. Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Harold E. Meister,
5816 Fifth street South, Arlington
The booklet contains main dish
recipes contributed by members and
is designed to meet the needs of
those wishing to serve economical
meals, as well as tasty dishes.
The booklets are to be sold at
rs cents each, with the proceeds
to be contributed to the building
fund Of the American Home Eco
nomics Association.
Mrs. Robert Ankers of Arlington
Is chairman of the program to be
given Wednesday evening. Each
member will bring a gift which she
has made for some one in the group
and prizes will be awarded for
the packages with the cleverest
and prettiest wrappings.
The hostess will be assisted by
Mrs. Ray Pillar Of Falls Church and
Mrs. H. c. Trelogan Of Arlington.
An invitation to attend the meet
ing is being extended to home
makers in the locality who hold q
degree in home economies. Reser-
vations may be made with Mrs.
MeiSfer
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Miss 6. L. Grapes
Will Be Hostess

Miss Caroline L. Graves will
entertain at a supper party this
evening at the Women's National
Democratic Club in honor of Miss
Rhoda Low, well-known New York
artist, who is spending the winter
at the club and whose initial Wash
ington exhibit Of water colors will be
held there next Wednesday.
Guests at the supper party to-
night will be Col. and Mrs. M
Robert Guggenheim, Mrs. McCeney
Werlich, Mrs. Stevens Macneil, who
recently returned from the Isle OF
Barra, Scotland; Mrs: Arthur W.
Conley Of Cleveland. DR.. and Mrs
Giles Dawson, DR.. and Mrs. James
McManaway, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Schaefer, Mrs. Edward B. Meigs
Maj. Daniel Waters. Capt. and Mrs,
A. D. Turnbull, Mr.. Frank B. Gary
1t. Comdr. Robert M. Lunny and
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Moran.
Evening star., 1948-12-02

Mrs. Nathalie Myers Lawler an
nounces the engagement Of her
daughter, Miss Mary Brown Lawlsr,
to Mr.. Arthur Peter, jr., son Of Mrs.
Arthur Peter Of Washington and
Montgomery County, Nd, ind the
late Mr.. Peter. Miss Lawler is the
daughter of Mr.. Thomas B. Lawler.
The wedding will take place in the
spring.
The bride-to-be attended the
Convent Of the Sacred Heart In
Washington and was graduated
from the Academy Of the Visitation
In Dubuque, Iowa. She also studied
at George Washington and Amer
ican Universities.
Mr.. Peter is a graduate of Yale
University and received his law de-
gree from the University Of Michi-
gan. During the war he was at
tached to the Infantry School at
Fort Benning, Ga, and Headquar-
tiers Command, U. S. r. E. T. He
now is an attorney with the Tax
Court Of the United States.
Evening star., 1948-12-02

OF particular interest in Wash
ington, where the brides father
formerly was on the General Staff
Of the United States Army, Is the
announcement of the wedding Of
Miss Mary Katharine Tansey,
daughter Of Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Patrick H. Tansey, and 1t. William
George Devens, son Of Mrs. William
George Devens Of Arlington and
the late Col. Devens.
The wedding took place yester-
day in Saint Lukes Chapel in
Tokyo, Japan, where the brides
father presently is attached to Su-
preme Command Allied Pacific
Headquarters. Chaplain John
Brucker off1ciated at the ceremony
and, after the low nuptial mass
which followed, the Apostolic Dele
pate. Archbishop Palo Morella, i'm
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Baraibars Hosts
At Embassy Dinner

The Spanish Charge d'Affaires
and Sonora de Baraibar entertained
at dinner last evening. Just back
from New Orleans, where he and
his daughter Teresa attended the
International Mart, Senor Baraibar
and Senorita Baraibar told abou;
the wonderful time they had.
Among those present at the 8:3(
dinner at the Embassy last night
were Senorita Anita Baraibar,
Spanish Ambassador at Large Jose
Felix Lequerica, Rear Admiral Ros-
coe H. Hillenkoeter, Mrs. Warren
Delano Robbins, the Commercial
Counselor Of the Panamanian EN-
bassy and Sonora de Huertematte
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew r. Pack,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold M. Randall
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Hoffman, Coun-
tess Gertrude d'Amecourt, First
Secretary Don Gaspar SAM y To-
var, Second Secretary Don Carlos
de Goyeneche and Senor Eduardo
Casuso, Spanish Consul in Boston.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Mrs. Truman Will
Be Guest at Tea

Among those planning to attend
the tea Tuesday celebrating women's
role in American politics are Mrs.
Truman and Miss Margaret Tru-
man. The tea, which is to be held
at the Carlton Hotel from 5 to z
o'clock, will honor Mrs. India Ed
wards, director Of the Women's Di-
vision Of the Democratic National
Committee.
A large group Of prominent out
of-town women plan to attend the
affair. as well as 200 local women
well known in public affairs.
Political writer Mrs. Esther Van
Wagner Tufty is chairman of the
committee and Miss Tallulah Bank
head Is vice chairman. Miss Bank
head made an outstanding campaign
speech during the recent national
election,
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Given

Mrs. Fred SCHNEIDER entertained
at luncheon yesterday in honor OF
Sonora de Cercedo, wife of former
Ambassador of the Dominican Re-
public. Among the guests were
Sonora de Sarabasa, Mrs. Lewis
Brereton, Sonora de Copello, Sonora
de Diaz, Miss Jennie Livingston
Mrs. Torrey-Smith, Mrs. Leon Tais-
hoff, Mrs. Samuel CALAMITY, Mrs
Morris Gerwicz, Mrs. Alfred Was
serkrug and Mrs. Henry Lewis.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Luncheon to Hear
Gift Suggestions

Members Of the Mems Advertising
Club Of Washington will get q
wealth of suggestions for Christmas
gifts, but strictly from the feminine
point Of view, at q luncheon to be
held on December IA at the Stat
Ter Hotel.
Something for the Boys-to Give
the Girls" is the theme of the novel
program which will be In the form
of q fashion show.
The entertainment Is being put
on by the Women's Advertising
Club of Washington and the Wash
ington Fashion Group. Members Of
all three organizations will attend
the luncheon.
Furs, negligees, hostess robes, &C.
|cessories, jewels and perfumes an
some Of the articles which the
women think are suitable gifts fol
the men to give their wives and
friends on Christmas morning. And
these will be among the items dis
played in the glamour gifts fol
giving" fashion parade.
Mrs. Lee Walsh is general chair
man, while an Administration Com
mittee will include Miss Gertrude
v. D. .Prisley, regional director Of
the Fashion Group; Mrs. Jean Am
brose, president Of the Women's Ad
Club, and Ben Strouse, president OF
the Mems Ad Club.
The committee on Arrangements
Is composed of Eleni Sakes, Jane
Beam, Eleanor Leadbeater, Violet
H. Dudley, Morris Kroheim and al
Ehrlich.
Other committee members include
Mrs. Walsh, Hazel Markell and Mau-
rice Mitchell, program; Mrs. Theo-
dore Ives Messenger, Stanley Bell
and Catherine Lloyd, telephone, and
Mary Pauline Perry, Jean Schor and
Sam Cook Digges, publicity.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Catholic 'Alnnnae
To SPONSOR PLAY

The District Chapter Of the Inter-
national Federation of Catholic
Alumnae will sponsor q benefit per-
formance of THE Birds" by the
Catholic University Players at $3.50
pm. Sunday in the University
Theater.
AL proceeds will be added to the
fund for an additional scholar
ship to the Sisters College at Cath
olic University. Four similar scholar
ships already have been completed
by the chapter.
This is the only benefit perform
ance to be given by the University
Players this season.
Miss Ann c. Wolf, president Of
the Notre Dame de Namur Alum
nae Association, Is benefit chairman
and Is handling tickets.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
College Clubs

The Mount Holyoke alumnae Of
nearby Virginia will hold white
elephant" sale from 8 am. to 5
pm. Saturday in Clarendon, Va, in
the building at North Highland
street and Fairfax drive formerly
occupied by the Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board. Baked goods and
plants also will be on sale.
Proceeds will be contributed to
the 1.-TWO Million for Mount Holy
oke" drive.
Members of the Mount Holyoke
Club of Washington will meet this
evening at the Mount Holyoke Trad
ing Post at 1884 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV. for program featuring
talks by several alumnae who hold
interesting jobs. The speakers will
include Mrs. Joan Raushenbush,
Miss Barbara White, Miss Miriam
Camp and Miss Sarah Yarnall.
The Washington Chapter of the
Seton Hill College Alumnae will
hold luncheon meeting at pm.
Saturday In honor Of the college
president, the Very Rev. William
g. Ryan. Miss Barbara Harmon Is
in charge Of arrangements for the
luncheon, which will be held at the
Pierre Restaurant.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
MRS. WILLIAM GEORGE DEVENS.
Miss T'amsev Wed I'M Jabana

parted the Papal blessing on the
couple. A reception followed In the
ballroom Of the Imperial Hotel.
The bride was escorted to tbs
altar by her father and attended by
Miss Nanette de Ia Chevalerie a
maid of honor and by the Misses
Mary Lee Hodge and Charlotte
Gercke.
1t. George Pink was best man
for the groom and ushering duties
were performed by Its. Barrett,
Eyster, Cassidy, Conor, Campbell.
Pitzer, McCullen and Dumas. Ths
brides youngest brother, Michael,
served as altar boy.
After a honeymoon at the Fujiys
Hotel, the newly married couple
will make their home at Kisarazu,
an. Air Force base In Japan where
1t. DevenS will be post engineer.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Teas Planned

Mrs. John c. Zahm, wife of Capt.
Zahm, U. S. NJ, has issued invita-
tions for two teas, one to be given
next Wednesday from 4 until 8
o'clock, the other, Thursday, at the
same hour. She will be assisted in
receiving by her mother, Mrs. c.
Melville Shorey. Capt. Zahm is on
duty inaJapan.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
DR.. TansiU Steaks

A talk on "The Riddle Of Russia"
by DR.. Charles c. Tansill featured
Ia luncheon meeting held yesterday
by the Zonta Club at the Dodge
Hotel. The speaker is professor OF
history at the Georgetown UNI
versity Graduate School.
The club will hear an address by
Leon Chatelain, jr., president OF the
Board of Trade, at its regular
luncheon next week.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Dinner Planned

The Attorney General and Mrs.
Tom Clark will be the guests Of
Representative and Mrs. Richard
Hairless preceding the United Ma
tions Clubs 7th Anniversary ball
Friday evening at the Statler Hotel.
The Attorney General will place
the crown on Miss United Nations Of
1949 who will be selected at the ball.
Included among the diplomats
who have reserved tables at the
ball are representatives from the
Turkish, Netherlands, Australian,
Argentine, Brazilian, Belgian, Co.
lombian embassies and the legations
Of Ireland and Liberia.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Tea announced

The Executive Board Of the Co
lunbian Women Of George Wash.
ington University will meet for tea
from to pm. Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Raymond F. Hossfeld.
1924 Barnaby street NV. Mrs.
Hossfeld is membership chairman Of
the group and has aided in getting
almost 200 new members in the past
wear
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Partv Sunday

The Headmaster Of the Landon
School for Boys and Mrs. Paul L.
Banfield have issued invitations to
the parents Of the lower school boys
to meet the lower school faculty at
the farmhouse, the Headmaster's
residence on the cs .yl3, Sunday
from 5 until 7 o'clock.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
French ENJOY NINE. Bonnet =
Honor Musicians From France
By Katharine NJ. Brooks

The French Ambassador and Nine Bonnet will give buffet
their countywoman Lily famous
French cooata Of the Metropolitan Miss will
in Washington for the day will give recital that evening The
similar
when they entertained the members the National
Orchestra Mr. Charles Meunsch conducted the its
earlier last evening included among the
the with the Ambassador and Nine Bonnet Associate
Justice Mrs Felix Fankmter M
nephew Mr.. Edward Nash and MIR. Andre Visson.
Evening star., 1948-12-02

HONOR GUEST AND HOSTESS.
Mrs. Truman the guest of honor at the luncheon
guen Tuesday by Mrs. Charles Brannan, right ie OF the
Secretary OF Agriculture The pary ch giuen at the
Carlton HOTEL the first In series to be gpen by DDes
OF members OF the Cabinet for Mrs. Truman. Mrs. Brannan
also 0H be the hostesses at the tea be gven Tues
at the Carlton In celebration OF Donens role IN American
politics Julia King Photo
Evening star., 1948-10-24
PERIL OF The RIVER
Continued from preceding page

veranda overlooking the sea.
Il want - want some of your
natives to 60 upstream - clear
the obstruction in the river.
Plantation lost, otherwise. Fields
washed away. Got to save the
fields. Spent years clearing
them. :"
HE DO. looked at him curl
ously. CARING -"
Don't tell me they won't 60.
They've got to! Got to-" CARING
roared.
"As a matter of fact" - the
DO. was obviously amused -
every able-bodied man and
woman in the village has already
gone up river to your place.
Your wife, CARING. She per-
suaded 'em."
CARING sat up, wild-eyed.
Don't jolke!
mo joke about it. She's here,
friend - asleep just now, tuck
cred out. But she did it. Did
what you and I have never been
able to do" The DO. was
chuckling now he couldn't
have known the agony of Car
ling's thoughts.
And you know how she did
it, CARING? With a boatload of
pretty clothes! Silks and laces,
CARING! She stood here on this
very veranda, as determined as
you please, and traded her past
to insure your future" He
tueeed a heavy eod w4tcA from
his pocket and broke into a grin.
They'll be up there by now.
Your fields are safe. Come see
your wife, man."
But CARING. flushed with
more than fever. was already at
the doorway. The End
Evening star., 1948-10-24

not known a trail existed, So
many things a white man never
learned about this land Of mys-
terry. Rigid, he stared.
Natives - uudging single file,'
on their way upstream. Bush
people. probably; in the rain he
could not be sure. Their dress
was peculiar. E.
Then he saw, and his heart
turned to stone. A sob louder
than the rivers roar swelled
against his throat and shook him.
He was staring at his wife's
treasured dresses, draped on the
black bodies of natives. The
silk and lace she had so long
boarded, had loved to lift from
her trunks and look at - they
were sodden rags now, covering
the nakedness of savages. Saw
ages who must have fished her
trunks from the river. :.
He was too late.
HE SAT on the wet ground and
watched them with anguished
eyes until they had disappeared.
When at last he pushed himself
erect. he plodded on mechani-
cally. no longer trying to hurry.
Step by slow step. heartbroken.
1t took him an hour to complete
the last miles of his journey.
He would not have cared if the
food had swept down ON him.
1t was his fault for bringing
her here.
He made his way through the
village, climbed the hill to the
high ground where stood the
residence of the District Officer.
He hardly knew what he said
when the DO. took him by the
hand and led him. as one leads a
sleepwalker, to a chair on the
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Arthur DALEY

HATS on. "The elevators in our office
building haUe signs reading, Men, please
keep your hats on What do you think
Of this?''
MRS. Posi-: The signs should be unneces-
sary because the elevators in business build
ing are analogous to public concourse or the
street - and men are not expected to re-
move their hats in such places. During rush
hours there certainly is no better place for a
mans hat than on his head!
Evening star., 1948-04-15
HELP WoMEN.

An OPPORTUNITY in our sales depart
ment for . ladies OF pleasing personaLties'
mob mobile epss Necessary. s W ". G. q a. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.. Builders and De;
velopers OF Wesley Heights, Sumner and
Spring Valley. 1880 Mass. ave. NV. On.
an UNUSUAL oPPoRT. is sometimes hard
to see. Right now you are reading about
II Hpe YOU an'i Believe S you Would eniov directing
and women that viii bring you xoa secprtts pats
full use of car then write now for details
in planning a perm. career. Please give
qualifications and phone number. Box
COLLEGE WOMEN-A large organization
has 8. few openings for women between 81
and 81 years OF age who have had some
college training. "a degree is not reauired)
This is splendid opportunity to become
associated with a we'll established business
that offers exceptional opportunity to
qualified people for advancement IN inter
esting and important work. Write all de-
tails tage. experience, education). Box
sRLEN6ip sRiis SfD'' OPENING for ambitious re;
work; S2,400 yr Box 442T, Star. 80
SUMMER WORK in country for teacher or
college student: healthful exper.. S540 for
80 days. Box 434-T. Star. 20
ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER-Typist wanted
by national association; new I. B. M. ma
congenial conditions. Box 217-S, Star.
NEAT-APPEARING. congenial young lady,
20 to 80, for general office work; some
typing. and q bit of bookkeeping exper.
helpful; young, growing concern in Alex,
Va, with q good future. Please give
qualification and salary desired. Box
PART-TlME TYPIST, age 2O-3O; hours,
12:45 pm. to 6:15 pm, Monday through
Saturday; must be rapid and accurate
typist and be able to pass a physical ex-
animation. Apply personnel ONCE. Room
5Q4, Star Building. THE EVENING STAR,
1lC1 Pa ave NV
Evening star., 1948-04-15
SITUATIONS WoMEk,

DREssMAKING design, remod., alterations
eve. gowns speciality: reas. MISS BERT
1890 irving st. wv, Apt. 4. AID. 22;}S
EXPERIENCED. capable secretary typist
ghost writer, receptionist. cashier. waitress
usher and accompanist, interested in part
time work, mornings or afternoons. ME
1913, MISS QUEEN. IS"
GIRL, colored, wants job cleaning doc
tors office. DE. STA. Is"
GIRL co ored. desires work as nurses aide.
or elevator operator; excellent references;
sEs sXpsTieneed G6yEpTSSs ToTksT IL 5d7sd I5
position with children. refs. cH; 1897.
NURSES. available trained
graduates: day or night duty; reasonable
rates. DI 1884, MISS BEE, weekdays only.
PRACTICAL NURSES available (gradu-
atesl; excellent references. Call RE.
PRACTICAL REGIsTERED NURSE. avail
able, all cases: infant from hospital pre-
ferred excellent references. HI. $3.50.
TYPIST-Expert typing done at nome.
WOMAN wants morn. or eve. work clean
ing ofices or apt. Call bet. 2:30 and $50.
AL All TYPES OF TYPING done q. home.
Ptek Paao up AND delivery. Reasonable W W.
HIGH HIGH scHo0I GRADUATE. color.d, de-
sires Job as clerk-typist or receptionist,
full-time employment. TR $500. 16s
Evening star., 1948-04-15
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
ms aads sax pR so
es a. Il Sc 1915 SSoS5 ss fa''
available APRIL ia90ss'Sn IT, Cali No. sa aSa4 aiter
e ck. T. MGR, also yrs. exp. Br. office mgr,
cashier snd RUx wang on gg9c desires
GUARD or Watehman, sober and reliable,
experienced as special ofacer also general
xne Ase g.
married. Engaged selling auto accesso-
ries chsmifa al also manuiacturers rep
poson d1f saay bonus 9
w. sa1lf Fas1aNe f2sGs PSf yfs5 ao sa5ivs p
ISIS ISIS from % ti to 10 pm. pm and and to a m.
MAN. wants position as chauffeur or truck
MANAGER MANA M restaurant. re n1i @ Country Try 8'' CUB or
hotel steward; competent, references. Box
as interior painter; interested in steady
employment only. ALEX MURzEK, RE.
6shs BsA9 ses 81 qsSa
FART p sa$ TIME Fl EMPIoYMENr for univepsit,
ditors, salespeople available for afternoon.
men @msnt Bureau; BENJAMIN lSd FRANKLiN HS1-
fun time position BOX io5-V. Star. IS.
POSITION as office manager. twenty years
experience; available in 80 days Box
PosITIoN as Office building manager. IA
r,iliar with maintenance supervision;
twenty years experience. Box 1o3v, Star.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, experienced.
For For interview write Box x sseV, star. Mi6
VETERAN wants Job as electrician tratnee;
ga 3M yrs ys, Navy electrician. Please CAN
Pan I AM 4 YOUNG MAN, AZ years Of age,
having 20 years business ,,9i and . executive
people, men or women. having as many
as 80 In my personal employ; would like
to obtain position as representatiys II
American companies. to travel or remain
permanently in that country. Box NV
EX-ARMY OFFICER. desires responsible
particular field; healthy, reliable willing
EoRTY-rwo, 10 lbs, $40, personable,
single; with varied food service experience,
butler. handyman, drafting, machine OPP
Grafton, with wide but not specific, eou-
oa.l0n to BEGIN BEGIN study Of city
waiter, butler, kitchen steward, drafting
tutor for college entrance, chauffeur,
supervision. real estate maintenance. Box
SATURDAY WORK, regular; veteran,
white, 20. married: excellent clerk, typist;
driysr,s d yH = ,ll premlt ,,GsS1 GsSrsia 1879:
.1ss' rs tr;ss; sSssr Ssi's %seh Have sf.D
YOUNG MAN, colored. wants lob as chauf-
feur, or truck driver; D. c. permit. NO.