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Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-08

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YourVoice
., CARRY CLEVELAND MYERS. ph.D.

by GARRY CLEVELAND MYERS. Ph.D.
THE child who at home and school
hears lovely voices and clear, dis
tinet speech is very fortunate. Many
children don't, alas, at home or
school. They would. if we older per-
sons realized the effect of the voice
and speech on the growing child.
Years ago the famous psycholo-
gist, Carl Seashore, said that speech
ID learned by imitation and "that
beautiful voice can be developed in
every normal child and that a good
voice 10 one Of the main elements
in sef-eonfidence and success and
social intercourse. 1t is at once a
mainstsy and key to personality"
Low-Pitched Voice
All else being equal. quiet low
pitched voice is pleasing; a loud
high-pitched voice. repellant. Every
person can control the pitch and
loudness Of his voice. By example,
then. We parents and teachers can
best cultivate agreeable voice de-
velopment in our children. To voice
and speech l devote chapter in my
book, Building Personality in Chill
dren," which you probably will find
in your public library. (My bulletin, |
"The Young Child's Speech" may
be had in a stamped envelope).
We parents often enunciate in
distinctly, so that what the young
child hears may not be at all what !
we suppose we say. 1t would do all
Of US good to listen to recording of
our speech taken when we did not
know it. I wonder how our voice /
would sound at times when given
back to US on a record taken when
We were a bit vexed at the family,
especially when rebuking or exhort-
ing the child. When we parents are
tired, nervous or out Of sorts, re-
gardless Of the cause, we betray our
state Of emotions by our voice. We
need to strive for poise.
Ugly Voices
II our children must hear ugly
voices in US parents, what relief
these children must enjoy at school
when they have u teacher with
lovely voice. Suppose they didn't.
In recent years those experts who
train and supervise teachers have
been putting more emphasis on
voice and speech. For many years
the nursery school teacher and kin
dergartner have been selected and
trained for soft, quiet speech.
1t would be funny if not so tragic
to hear q parent or teacher yelling
at child to speak more softly. AS
3 rule the noisiest voices are in the
classroom with the noisiest teacher,
the quietest voices with the quietest
teacher. Sometimes teachers begin
TO talk before the children are
ready to listen or even while some
Of the children go on talking. Then,
too, certain children speak in shrill
voices because these children are
so jittery. A program at home or
school inducing these children to be
less excited and more poised should
cause them to speak in quieter tones.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-08
By IDA BAILEY ALLEN

ON
THE tea party in 1878 was pre-
lude to the American Revolutionary
War; but this tea party was differ
ent. 1t was given to the good people
of Boston, Massachusetts,, by all the
restaurants, which served free tea
throughout an entire afternoon. The
occasion was in honor Of the Con-
vention of the Tea Association Of
the United States, held in nearby
Swampscott.
This Twentieth Century Tea
Party was a meeting of the tea
growers, blenders, packers and tea
merchants to hear the report of a
nationwide survey on the use of
tea, to find out how it is served in
restaurants, hotels and on the home
table, and what can be done to make
tea an even more enjoyable and pop.
ular beverage.
"The Americans do not seem to
make tea as often or drink as much
as the English people do." observed
the Chez.
The Real Taste
81 believe this is because most
Americans do not know the real
taste of tea" said.
as it because the tea is of inferior
quality. Madame?"
"No, the United States Govern
ment through its tea-tasters and
testers supervise the quality Of all
the tea imported into this country
and it is uniformly high" l ex-
planned. THE trouble seems to be
that the tea is insufficiently and in
correctly brewed."
Madame, l do not understand.
All the homemaker has to do is to
warm tea cup; put a tea ball in
the cup; pour in fresh boiling wa
ter; cover with a saucer to keep in
the heat; and let stand for three
minutes. Then she has a good cup
of tea"
"Chef, your directions are explicit
and correct. But | regret to say they
are not generally followed. In the
first place, the tea cups are not
warmed. In the second place, the
water is not actually boiling. Fur
ther, the tea cups are not covered,
and the tea is not stepped for three
minutes. The result is a pale imita-
tion OF tea, a wishy-washy tepid
beverage with no lift and little
flavor. And still worse, many home
makers try to make several cups of
tea from one tea bag, each time get
ting a more listless, tasteless drink.
A tea bag contains the right amount
of tea to make one cup. After that
it should be discarded"
This use of the tea bag is all
right for individual service, or for
perhaps two people, tete tete," re-
marked the Chef. But for family
service | think it is inconvenient to
make the tea individually in the
cup"
Simple Answer
"The answer to that is simple. We
can make the tea in warmed tea
pot, using one tea bag for each cup,
and pouring over a good-sized cup
OF rapidly boiling water for each
bag that's used. We clap on the
cover, stand the pot in warm place.
and let the tea steep for three min
utes. Then we remove the tea bags.
and have perfect tea"
What method do you recommend
in the case of loose tea?" inquired
the Chef.
First l warm the pot; then meas.
ure in one teaspoon of tea for each
cup to be made. Pour in a good-sized
tea-cup of boiling. bubbling water
for each teaspoon of tea, cover the
pot closely and let it stand in a
warm place for three minutes. 1t
should be poured at once off the
leaves into second heated pot in
which it is served"
Il see," said the Chef, "what the
American family needs is a bigger
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-08
Words Of the Wise

We can all perceive the differ
ence between ourselves and our
interiors, but when it comes to
a question of the difference be-
tween us and our superiors we
fail TO appreciate merits of which
we have no proper conceptions.
-(Cooper)
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-08
Odd Facts

In the course of her divorce ac-
tion, a California woman asked the
Judge to forbid her husband to visit
their dog, as he was a drunkard and
she didn't think it was good for the
dog to see him.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-08

yourself a three minute scalp mas
sage; unless the scalp is in good
condition you can't expect your hir-
suite spinach to have life and luster.
Cream your complexion, rubbing
upward and outward with the fin
ger tips. Do circles around your
eyes. Use the cream on your finger
nails, rubbing it into the surround
ing cuticle. Give your elbows a brisk
fabrication.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-11-08
Food for Thought

Sandwiches can be made several
hours in advance-even overnight
and kept fresh by placing them in
the humidrawer or crisping pan Of
the refrigerator. 1t isn't even neces-
sary to wrap them if they are kept
there.
Easy and delicious hot canapes
can be made from a can of prepared
Goldfish ball mix. Form into marble
sized portions, dip in milk, roll in
fine, dry bread crumbs and cook in
hot fat until brown. Drain on paper
towels. Spear on tooth picks. :
Combine canned luncheon meat
with cooked kidney beans and 4
well-favored French dressing for 4
main dish salad; add sliced celery
for crunchiness and a tablespoon or
two OF sweet pickle relish for tanry
flavor.
Evening star., 1948-12-18

Mrs. Margaret Garrett Is resumed.
Judge F. Dickinson Let's con.
tinued the case yesterday, after
Chief Garrett testified he loves blond
Mrs. Ruth Garrett, with whom he
now lives at 2544 Seventeenth street
NV. They were married in San
Diego, Calf, in March, 1886, five
months before his divorce from his
first wife, Mrs. Nanette Garrett, be-
came final.
Chief Garrett testified he does not
tlove Mrs. Margaret Garrett, 80, a
diminutive brunette whom he mar
ried in May, 1887, in Ellicott City,
Md. He wants his marriage to her
annulled.
Brunette Mrs. Garrett, mother of
a 13-year-old daughter whom she
charges Chief Garrett fathered, has
filed a cross suit for divorce, charg-
ing the Navy petty officer COM
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Germans Charge U. 5.
Hanged innocent Man
For Borkum Sayings
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

FRANKFURT, Germany. Dec. ls
The execution of former German
Naval 1t. Erich Wentzel as a wa,
criminal at Landsberg on Decembe,
3 has stirred up protests in the Ruh,
that the American military court
hanged an innocent man.
His defenders contend the 49,
year-old of1cer was not responsible
for the killing Of seven American
flyers on Borkum Island in 1914.
More than 1000 Germans attended
his funeral service this week and
heard Director Carls Of the Catholic
welfare organization assert:
"An efforts to help justice gain
victory in this case have failed"
Church Authorities Protest.
High Catholic and Protestant
church authorities previously had
protested to President Truman and
other American officials against the
Landsberg executions, without spec
flying individual cases. They had
asked for suspension Of the hang
ings pending a complete review of
the trial methods.
After eight Fridays in a row in
which 81 Germans were hanged as
war criminals, today was the second
consecutive Friday on which there
were no hangings at Landsberg.
War crimes officials said 40 per.
sons still were under sentence Of
death, but that the executions we're
not being carried out because the
cases are under review.
Confession Is Cited.
The Dusseldorf newspaper, Rhein
Echo, protesting the Wentzel case
said an American court had hanged
an innocent man.
This British-licensed Social DEM
ocratic newspaper held that evi.
dence produced in behalf of Went
eel was not considered by the court.
1t said a German soldier confessed
to shooting the flyers and that
Evening star., 1948-12-18
wentzel was not present at the

wentzel was not present at the
time.
American authorities have not
contended that Wentzel personally
killed the aviators. An Army state
ment at the time of the execution
said he "furthered and contributed
to their deaths"
The Army said Wentzel volun-
teered to accompany a guard detail
that took the flyers through the
streets of Borkum. "Wentzel," it
added, ordered that the flyers were
to be marched down the promenade
along the sea wall where 80 to 100
men Of the German Workers Corps
formed two lines as a gauntlet,
through which the flyers had to
march"
The Army statement said the
workmen beat the flyers with fists
and shovels. The flyers were shot
later.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
Navy Chief With 7 Wives
Faces Quiz In Suit Monday

The matrimonial tribulations of
Chief Petty Officer Laurence Cash
Garrett, who has two wives out
standing and one divorced, will be
explored further in District Court
on Monday. when trial of his suit
for annulment of his marriage to
Evening star., 1948-12-18

United adultery with his blond wife.
Chief Garrett will be under cross
examination by Mrs. Margaret Gar
rett's attorney, S. Albert Mickler,
when the trial is resumed.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, Al remodeling, CARPENTRY
piassering' painting etc tree esslma1ss aMm
BGNNTSG BEN fSGiTMfS fMPRoV' Co CO., M iss1 Bennins
rd. ne. Ii. 1850, FIR, 0645 Home i'm
provement specialists. Paint. paper, water
COMMERCIAL AND HOME REPAIRS. re
%SSSHk SS No
drivewavs, porches, basement floors, steps,
Estimates Estimates. "s'' G. eXiEA. AT. 1854 or r.
PiiooR sEEy1cE.Nesnins but the osst
laying. sanding. finishing, cleaning, par
SSes SN iRssastiSns 5fufs N ishss ss WssoR
aRNEsAL sf hys.i &c ooSTRAcr1NG, s1s home improve
ments attics and Easements finished,
aam 's B shs f's5 eonsfRteToN 81
HHYATTsviLLE CONTRACTING CO., roof
guaranteed: monthly terms; free estimates.
XII KTcHFS fnss aaHa s1faass
stallation Of the new Kitchen Maid Flow
Line" cabinets and Tracy Lifetime" stain
less steel sinks. we do entire JOB; inyolv-
painting psdStdIHt and decorating. N MODERN HOME
CO. nSs@4 I2ls SEM aye Rw hA 20 co al
O2ll; remodeling, additions, bsmts. cenv.
into rec. rooms. attics finished: terms;
free estimates: Virginia only. -2S
RECREATION ROOMS, attics.. finished
No money down, 3 yrs to pay. ASPHALT
TILE FLOORING CO, ME. 5229, 2
ROOFING-We supply and apply, asphalt
shingled roofs; also insulated brick siding;
aluminium combination screen and storm
sash. Phone the store nearest you. Sales
man will call and furnish free estimates,
SEARS ROEBUCK g. CO., $500 Wis. ave.
NV; OIL Bladensburg rd. ne; 2o0o
wilson blvd, Arl., Va; 592S Ga. ave. NV.
80
ATTENTION, HOME OWNERS - Roofing,
painting, papering, plumbing; SPECIAL
prices for so days. HARRIS q HAEais' aS
Evening star., 1948-01-28
SITUATIONS MEN tceut. J

ACCOUNTANT. decree. mfg. c. p. .. exper.,
supervisory ability, desires perm position;
salary secondary. Box 224-E. Star.
and industry: editorial research. prepara-
tion of instruction pamphlets. Job ANALYSES
and personnel administration; asslgnment
DRIVER, eolored man. desires JOB, dn.d trnek
7:30 q m. to II noon. and after 8 pm. 20.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, eolored. licensed.
MAN, colored, wants part-time dishWash-
ing. day or night. Call HO. 1904.
ENGINEER: 5th class, wants M 5b 5ob with g. g.
SkSeERR Sasa GERRk % n E End aga
yrs experience; honest. reliable; full time:
young family man; references. AID. sa5.1s s51s.
MAN. colorec. wants Job, chauffeur, truck
driver, porter or Job with own car. Phone
MAN. eoier.d; wishes position as house
PHRT.T1ME P5HSasrlffiM M EMsLoYMENr sIeS for univer-
sity students; clerks. typists.. bookkeepers.
noon. morning % and evening 'e work ok atesf cali
Employment Bureau, BENJAMIN FRANK
LIN UNIVERSITY. RE. 1852.
PHARMACIST open for employment three
days days. 8 to 5; alternate Sundays. NO.
PRINTER, 10 yrs exper,: job and book,
composition and press, GE. ,S146.
and titles, desires permanent salaried po-
sition with reliable firm; available imme-
a5tsg SoSS FSEY Rss sSs EAN ssar former customer asn
engineer, experienced in IB.M. machine
accounting, desires a supervisory position;
what can you offer. Box 196-E, Star. 2s'
gree. UNIQUE cost accounting: high degree
OF accuracy est. building and const costs;
tempered for claim admits. UN. 1855.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
MODEM TRAINING In bea,

MODERN TRAINING In beauty culture, ali
subjects taught. Approved by Government
tS5 e sranins lHIS WARYNN Y 81 BE BEAUTY
sfaPIaNE Fly FIY1SG n II iNsTEueT1oS STR "a on under
81 bill. Men. and women. Phone Oliver
ffsS fEshs sGf fo aS'rls DRIVE new cars. patented
dual steering and dual controls: prof. in
stESssS5S Saily am te In 10 pm EAsY AsH
NEW CLASSES STARTING in bookkeeping,
shorthand, touch typlng, comptometry, all
ofice machines: register today; hundreds
It itef Pi BoYD scHooL 49, 1888 II sts St. NV NA
AiE CONDITIONING and refrigeration-
school of its kind in the city. Get prac-
tical training; most convenient location
Gf ap2royed daZ and G evening clsSseI
AND TECHNOLOGY, 1882 New York ave.
ARLINGTON = Cookery and nutrition
tion. For Information, call CHI 1888
ARTIST, New York and European back
ground, will instruct in pvt. Georgetown
studio; painting and drawing. Phone co.
FRENCH-Private instruction and CONVEX
sat:on practice by highly cultured widow
f srzUTSP opfKaToRs fpGTa Nj
training in, all subjects, day, night and
H1sf eassss Ft sH SuE ae
1340 N. Y. ave, Me. IRIS. Estab. 1918.
CONTRACT BRIDGE-It's easy and fun.
Get acquainted with new friends. Re-
viewing bids. leads, discards and bridge
etiquette; foundation and intermediate
courses. Also special playing sessions.
Individual instruction received during
class. Supervised by certified CulbertSon
instructor NEVA STOCK. EX. 353S. 81
CONTRACT FRIDGE LESSONS. morning.
afternoon and evening, limited classes. in
dividual instructions: conveniently located
studio; by appointment only WI 1865.
Evening star., 1948-01-28

ADDING MACHINES, ca1culators cleaned
gsd 12a HSD Al PEW CO.
spb1NG sla laih hMacHiSEs, Al lines rYpEwRrrERs pur-
chased and traded repaired aqdes,yd Eds rea and
st nortables: EST est is yrs OFFICE MACHINES
CO. 9I3 18th NV. ms. Bldg. RE: 2s2s.
.ad epsee sna
free eas, t"-ms Nj boa6 het. h;so'
fRIcKLAYING-F -Fireplaces. ehimnsys. n;y, re; e
BTlIbise sfRfl5ss AND hsoNAhhR
complete construction and architectural
ms 5ss AZ A. $685. sys st sH
CABINETMAKERs of all kinds; furniture
repaired and reflnished: s25 10Th Sa,6 NV nE;
Il IER sesES Z dAIsnRT sxPfdisnSs' me- IA 4711
CAMERAS. movie equip doreign or 60
mestic makes repaired by own service
dept; BRENNER' 933 Pa. ave. NV. hE'
CARPENTER WORK of all kinds, kitchen
cabinets to order; prompt service. silso
cakpENTRY, K Emf PAINTING m and paper hansns
commercial; repairing Of all Kinds. caD
sNsTSEEHE esANksETESFKHktties ka sS1s finished
rooms. porches inciosed stairways,, dormsr
windows; residential or commercial. j. y.
HENDRICKS. Union 2491.
CARPENTRY-Porehes inclosed. shelving.
partitions. rec. rms. ceilings replaceds no
lob too large or too small. Ii. 1866;
SEaJENT WORK. basement floors, Walks,
porches, driveways: rapid service. Al
ooSS x~,
CLEANING UPHOLSTERED FuRN and
work guaranteed. For estimates ssI
vi. cEUiEY, NO. Bos1 any tina.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PARTNER WANTED for established real
ETC, Boy 354-D. Star. 2
RESTAURANT and sandwich ,n shop cGrS on 1ath In
location, s days: Rent s210, viii guar
snee $3.50 daily BUSINESS yeTy oG PT0t 10
F Raeoi.IANDER, 1909 N. Y, ave. NV. i IA,
RooMNG HOUSE; near sI s.,s. st and ID, Gonn Ssn,
elec, % elevator income from rooms quoted
up to 5000 mo; house rent, S325; long
9oa4y aoRh lafa!fs P'Sff to Si6 'S
KTpDRs KiT%Sns sse COIN IN Nc nc Re fea4 St,
oeTS reliable ne &c so dong ON tssms ssa1
Cali Calm Mr. Weinreb. Ex. 57o5 or DE. se4o
RuDpRs a1sf5 % ooHN, INC; Business Is ,, sEst, saA:
see see it advertised. cali US for what you
want: we have drugstores; taverns: clean1 an,
Ing stores s76s syss ss4o
and we guarantee he will give you prompt
and etheient service in locating yhas
ssooMfsG sSS Ming HOUSE. facing main entrance
OF new @. W. Hospital, II rms. 8 baths
completely furn.: possession at settlement
p ssnss ssr a0fs pcs sss PsT
W WARD & Norris, 723 goth st. NV. RE.
s5s sqns Hnsr sRd eyes, sSi eau ql bouseasspps Ssss
spts.. downtown, 900 block Of g St. St, .o.-n n,w-
ing furniture; income quoted over $3.50
mo mo. Should sell. Priced. 5000. down
payment, $500. EDWIN L, ELLIS. 1910
f,AFFTERIA, near Govt buildings; all new
enuipment; doing q fine business; Price
less than $50; 900; easy terms terms WALTER LIE
GROC. OR VEG. DEPT. in super mkt, for
lease: sroc. doing $4,000 vk.; veg. doing
500 vk.; all-cash bus; short hours.
Writs boz LOSE Star.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
COOK AND H0UsEKEEPER-Jewish mic

COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER-Jewis mid
dle-aged lady; from, Europe, desires to
g1Te eogple Tor IA ola aaas gentleman or employed
I GIRL, colorsa' sss1 desires Job as maid or
dress. HI. 4317.
GIRL; eolored, wants days work. Call
GIRL, colored. wants days work, cleaning
ironing or bus girl Call HO. 1920.
GIRL. colored g.hw,. part time. morn
refsrencs 1afs ses1 fR sa4e y! l. eS' hr' 'arfaTe
GIRL wants days work from am to 8
pm; Call from s am. to 8 pm, Ex.
GIRL, colored desires days work: exper
excel refs, neat and dependable. DE
ar Girl, coessd " Eissss job cleaning baehs-
GIRL, colored, wants days work 5 days
GIRL, colored, wants days work. AID
LADY, colored. wants steady work, Md. or
WOMAN, reliable. colored, wants general
f,oI. honseT4rk, U stay nights; city references
WOMAN, colored, clean apt. cook Dime,
for empl family; Friday II. AID. 1907
WOMAN Hs \ ssn}E eoIqEed l. wants xo5k
WOMAN, colored, experienced. desires
morning' morn part time or days work. FIR
WOMAN; coloEed. wants part time or days
WOMAN. white, will do cooking. sh.w
SON; hrs, 10 am. to 8 pm, days; S2C
and Carfare FIR 2163 29s
Evening star., 1948-01-28
MOTOR TRAVEL.

FREE TRANSPORTATION to Los Angeles,
California to Army or Naval officer or lady
willing to help drive; references ex-
changed: leaving Feb. 2nd. Cali MA. 3120,
ss fS fExAs oVsr southern s1 Route
via Atlanta, Tampa. Take 2; share driv-
ing. Leave when weather permits safe
Et pRTVINe sas0 To MEXICO n1 CITY via ,ntssme- ss
diate points. Feb. 1; will take PASSENGER
Phone MR.. REED, Alex. 1885. ---29
MARDI GRAS? Am leaving Feb. A. new
possible. TR. seas. i2-a pm. 20.
CALIFORNIA or points west. Leaving Jan
81; room for 5 passengers. For informa-
tion. call AT. Slit.
MIAMI. FLA.-Leaving Fri. night. Jan. 3o
in Pontiac sedan; will take another cple
reasonable; exchange refs. HI 1857 after 6
SAN DIEGO, cALIF.-Leaving Jan. IS or
90; room for passengers; refs exch. OK.
pRivrSe RiS Ses TO AeH NEW oRLEANs OH for MAJ Mardl
Gras, 1947 Chevrolet, accommodate 3
reasomeble. 117 10th st. ne.
TAMPA, Ia47 Ford de luxe Tudor sedan;
Go The AfE MaRS S Vh GkAsheave ss29 aq
ssl1 g ret cH lath new cars acc lS R1esse RG:
YOUNG MAN, leaving for Batavia. N. Y.
gSgni porning Of Jsso Eeb H. can take passenger
soUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Southern route.
Departing 29th January. Free trip. assist
with driveing, for one. Box 232-E. Star.
So: take % two; refs: "s sxeS h. sh dh. @ Ssss after
pm, ask for SAKE.
sengers; refs: sS5 each sH. e05s.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
HELP DOMESTIC.

BACHELOR desires experienced cook k-house-
keeper; for Groom. kitchen and bath apt; :;
located on Streetcar line; from 3 until
dinner: s days per week, no sundays or
holidays; personal laundry with automatic
washing machine in basement: must Pc be
and capable worker need apply, as this is
soft job paying top salary q $40 per
month; Apply my office, s, lls Sly st. nv
If you don't fill these requirements do not
COOK, colored, hrst-fioor cleaning, live in,
other help employed: do not apply without
excellent local refs; $50 wk. EN-. 144s.
COOK and , general enc I.da house worker; % no
GENERAL GENERAL ao HoUsEwoRRER, colored. over
25.. must live in, upstairs room and bath.
from south preferred; good home for good
Civ. experisneed cook: recent refer
0Ssr gs IN sup al on1 those
in steady Job please reply; 500 mo- .GGE' GE'
With Wit city references; small house, : in
family: S25 week; live out. Telephone
Civ. good cleaner, help with cooking,
basement room and bath; Bethesda; refer
en.ss: $50 to start. oL, $40. rs
start; live in; refs wo. s153 after 5 p m.
HOUSEKEEFER-COOk, colored. references.
Cali between 1890 and 2 or ewes. and
$40, RA. 0.576. 80
HOUsEKEEPER. Jewish; adults; live in
Box 2O5-E Star 29s
MlDDLE-AGED white woman, live in and
take care of small house and child; good
salary; references req. Box 392-D, Star.
NURSEMAID, colored live in, upstairs
cleaning, other help employed; do not ap-
ply without excellent local refs; S25 wk.
EN- 1449. 20
IN Mr. FUTURE have perm. position for
congenial white woman as housekeeper
and care Of small children; compl. PVT.
quarters: new home; Bendix; working
couple. Otis S442. Box 227-B, Star. Il
Evening star., 1948-01-28
HELP MEN and WoMEN.

AGENTS, Transportation; Northwest Air
lines, National Airport; starting salary.
81 .33; 5-day, 40-hr. wk.: airline exper
SFef II Yrs felIegs Apply in
BOOKKEEPER, man or woman; 5-day, 40
hour week. DAVIDSON d WEINBERG,
CoGPLE, white, no children. as caretaiers;
woman to assist with household duties;
Rockville 1868 Sat, Sun. and ewes; RE.
MEMS ALTERATIoNs-seamstresses. ma
chine operators, tailors; 5-day, 40-hr. wk.
Apply IN person. employment ONCE, Bird
REAL Estate men and w women. men : with itfi car car,
D. G., Md. or Va: earn while learning
weekly classes beginning next month; ex-
eel. opport.. Call RE. 1910, o to s. for
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-selling expe-
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