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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29
LABOR UNION PRESSURE WHIPS
PREJUDICED HOTEL MANAGEMENT

and instantly phone calls and tel
egrams started moving across the
border into Canada. Within
few hours the proud disdainful
management of Chateau Fronte-
nae was frantically seeking a way
out of the mess in which it had
fallen.
Through the Canadian Con-
greSS Of Labor all of the help at
Chateau FrOntenac had been
alerted to back up a demand
that the TOwnSends be given
same treatment as accorded any
other guest at the hotel. In a
strong telegram to the manage
ment Of the hotel, Pat COnroy,
secretary treasurer Of the Can
adam Congress of Labor, threat
ened:
Il am informed from headquar-
tiers of the Congress of Industrial
Organizations, Washington, D. c.
that Willard S. Townsend, presi-
dent Transport Service Employees
Of America, who has previously
made reservations for his wife
and himself at your hotel, was
denied a room following arrival
and finally was given a small I'M
comfortable noisy room. AS Mr.
Townsend is colored the inference
of such off-hand treatment would
indicate some degree of racial dis
elimination against him. Since
one Of our Congress unions has a
collective agreement with your
hotel, l would request that Mr..
Townsend be given the same
treatment and type Of room as
would be given to any other Wis
itor who made reservation at
your hotel.
you will appreciate that the
Congress and the Canadian Broth
erhood Of Railway Employees and
other transport workers look with
disfavor on any type Of racial dis
elimination and we would like
wise regard with diSfavor any
employer with whom we have col.
lective bargaining relationships
who practiced a policy of racial
discrimination. l would there
fore again request that Mr.. Town
send be given the same privileges
that reservations at your hotel or
dinarily secure. l believe that this
matter should be attended to by
management Immediately before
undue publicity derives from it.
would like to take up this mat
ter with management immediate
ly. Please wire results.
Pat Conroy,
Secretary Treasurer
Canadian Congress of Labor
The Results? Without further
delay the TownsendS were moved
into most attractive and commod-
iouS rooms overlooking a vast
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29
Progressive Churches
~. TnI

SoS NN"9 RNE~A SANAAAA@-1
The progressive churches Of
the community use the col
umns Of this newspaper to help
put over their programs, Long
experience has taught church
leaders, both ministry and lai.
ty, that as good as the benefits
OF religion are, they have to be
constantly sold" to the peo-
pie.
This is only one Of the rea-
sons why year after year in
increasing proportions the
churches OF the city use the
columns OF this paper to tell
the public what they're doing
and when they're doing it. II
costs money but it's worth it.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

Prepared BY The Peoples VolVniSss Coz
nl'tss Tor Joe Boil. 900 Second Ave. So.
Minneapolis. MINI, leo |, BoOms@insg.
ehalrmGn. for which the rsaUlor rGsOs
hove been paid.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29

which hops, and the slow tOrchy
but still punchy I'm a Foot
About Someone" This gal is 4
swell singer. For kicks you may
want two amusing Iaments by
Arthur Godfrey on Columbia, the
English waiting At The Church"
and Take EN- to the Door"
STRICTLY BLUES: The heavy
cats will be playing Get Your
Fat Man Now" sung by Grace
Smith on National, as the cold
winds start to blow. It's lively and
earthly stuff, but so is the pairing,
Whats on the Rail for the Liz
ard" Snub Mosley backs: Jazz
Gillum is slow and low down on
the Victor Of The Devil Blues"
then ups tempo on What a Ga"
featuring the driving piano style
made famous by Cow Cow Dav-
export Harmonica also rates a
hand. Duke Henderson, a blues
Shouter Of the old school, has an
eyebrow lifting pair on Apollo,
IS. H. Blues" and H. D. Blues"
Guilty and down to earth, Lucky
Thompson aids in the good back
ing.
Kilkenny Cats
In olden times, Scotch folk tried
10 drive out the evil spirits Of cats
by roasting them alive on spitS.
Not to be outdone, the Irish tied
the tails Of two cats together and
threw them over q clothesline 10
claw each other until only the
tails were left. From this paStims
came the legend Of the Kilkenny
cats.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29

There are In the United States
lsl.77s railroad bridges, which, Il
placed end to end, would extend
nearly 1000 miles
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29

The Jolly Sixteen Club Of o.
Peters church met Thursday,
October "a, al the home Of Mrs.
Ivy Massengill, 3745 Fifth Ave. 8.
Recuperating From a Cold: Mrs.
James Lewis, 28l7 Elliot Ave. So,
is recuperating at her home from
a severe cold.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29

stretch Of countryside. The man.
agement was most deferential and
the help eagerly considerate. But
for relaxation the TownsendS
came back to Chicago'S south side.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-29
TN VOTING FOR
SENATOR BALL
because
SAYS

! have always been ON lWSAS-
pendent voter, voting for thal
mon who ! thought would
serve The people best. ! win
vote for Joe Boil for ihGf REQ
son. Ne 10 sincere In his BE-
lISfS regardless Of how thGl
muY uffOes his chances FOR
reelection. That qUuIIfY b
rare and should hove sup
POrt from oil classes Of WOS-
SrS."
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-02
BERINC SEA SHIP MOVEMENT

The M/V Reef Knot is dis charging at Nome. Due to leave for Golovin on Saturday.
 M/V Jumper Hitch is discharg ing at Unalakleet.
 The M/V Terminal Knot is due to sail from Seattle July Is.
 The M/V North Star, Alaska Native Service vessel, arrived here last evening, with its veteran skip per, Captain Charles Salanjus, from Nunivak and other coastal ports, and departed this morning for Savoonga and Gambel on St. Lawrence Island.
 Don BurruS, of the ANS, was a passenger on the trip.
 The MS Vicky "C" was sched-
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-02
DEWEY IS PRES NOME ROTARY

Last evening the Nome Rotary Club met at the Pioneer Hall for dinner with their wives and invited guests with president John McNees in the chair.
 Guests included Sir Hubert Will kins, Dr. E. w. Miller, scientist from Penn State University, Bar row Morgan, son of It. and Mrs. Stanley Morgan, and pr. and Mrs. Bruce Tucker.
 Outgoing president McNees in troduced Karl F. Dewey, the clubs
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-02

in good health when returned here today.
 The Navy said negotiations for their release were conducted at Heiyang, 60 miles north of Tsing- tao, under the direction of Vice Admiral Oscar C. Badger, com mander of Navy forces in the Southwest Pacific.
 The Navy Public Information officer, HE. Reice, told newsmen:
 They are in fine condition. There was no rough stuff"
 It. Hawkins said the quartet had nothing to do but play cards dur ing the three months they were held. He said the Communists lectured them and gave them Com munist literature but that they were free to disregard both.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-02
4 US. MARINES RETURN SAFE

TSINGTAO, China, -P)-Four US. Marine fliers held captive by Chinese Communists since April 5 were released today, the Navy announced.
 They are It. Harold w. flaw kins, 25, Kalamazoo, Mich. M/Sgt. Thomas J. Shaw, 32, Winfield, La; T/Sgt. Robert C. White, 25, Norfolk, Va; and Corp. Robert R. Lewis, 19, Petersburg, NY.
 The fliers were forced down in Communist territory on Shan tung Peninsula while on a rout- inc flight. They were captured 18 miles west of here.
 Navy officials said they were
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-02
The NOME NUGGET

incoming president ,who made a presentation of options and deeds of property which the Rotary Club is giving to the Women's Division of the Methodist Board, for their new hospital site. The hospital is now under construction. The club has been working on the hospital project for some time before the fire which claimed the only hos pital in Nome, and made the site available to the board.
 In accepting the deeds to the site, Dr. Tucker expressed appreciation and stated that the Rotary Clubs interest and the availability of the property at the time of the disastrous hospital fire, did much to speeding the plans for construc- tion of the hospital by the mis- sion society. In return he pres ented to the club, large framed artists drawing of the proposed hospital building. (The picture is on display in the window of the Nome NuggetD
 Sir Hubert Wilkins, an honor ary member of Rotary Interna- tional, who is distinguished for his work and research in the arctic and antarctic, expressed his hap pineSs at being a guest at the dinner and for the opportunity to meet friends" of the arctic.
 He expressed his appreciation to the many friends he made d,'r- ing his earlier visits and especially It. Stanley Morgan who had as- sisted him so much when at Point Barrow.
 pr. Miller, who came to Nome from Washington, DC, has been in Alaska for the past three weeks studying environment problems relating to transportation and highway travel. He is on the sur vey for the Army.
 He expressed his opinion that one has to be in Alaska to un- derstand it's problems. Text book" learning he said, is only the first step, and that he has derived val uable information during his short stay.
 The new officers installed for the coming year are; Karl F. Dewey president; Stanley Mor- gan, vice president; Ron BrOus- seau, secretary; H. F. Harper, treasurer; and Keith Hedreen. ser geant-at-armS.
 Committee chairmen: John Me NeeS, Col. H. Burkhalter, H. r. Harper, Stan Morgan and GoyIon Osborne.
 The tables were beautifully set and decorated with wild flows by the Rotary-anns.
 IN TIIE DpOD DATr COrrpr rOr
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-02

The island of Hispaniola is the only one in the world shared by two sovereign nations-the Dom- inican Republic and Haiti.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-02

uled to leave today for St. Mich aels. Captain and Mrs. A. Castel are aboard.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-02

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT SECOND DIVISION, TERRITORY
 OF ALASKA IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF HARRIS KEELIcK, Deceased,
 No. 783. NOTICE OF HEARING UPON PETITION FOR ADMINISTRA- TON.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That Elmo Miller, of Nome, AL aska, has filed in the above named Court for the issuance to him of Letters of Administration of the estate of Harris Keelick, a resident of Igloo, Alaska, and that Saturday, the 10 day of July, 1948, at the hour of 1000 o'clock AM. of said day at the office of the above named Court, Nome. Alaska, has been set as the time and place for a hearing on this petition.
 All objections to the granting of said petition and the appoint ment of the said Elmo Miller as Administrator will be heard at Dated this 24 day of June, l948.
 Theodore C. Duffield
 SEE L Probate Jidge co. Tanner, Atty. For Administrator. Pub. June 25, 28, 30, l948.
Evening star., 1948-09-21
Pin.Tucked Rayon Blouse

Double collar, band down the front
and the cuffs ore all poinstokineIy
pin-tuoked. "a sleeves. FobrIc is n
washable royon crepe. White r.
only. Sizes 81 to 80.
Street Floor, The Hecht Co.. Washington store Only
Evening star., 1948-08-30
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned
oiled and adjusted. All WORK guaIantsed
sEro5 r. W 2fIEP s5s 81 SaEed
finish; body, fender work; low prices. 2ol5
l st. NV. 50 H st. ne. ST. 36s7. j.
star nan hands
any kind Of Job. Call FIR. 4416, H
CAMERA CAMERA sErAIRs-s1s 10th st. nv
e iER yesrs ;11sEsaes e te'''sI Da 4
cARPENTRY, root repairs, cement work
repairs Of all kinds. Free estimates
eARSksTkY, eARSk; AZ 'PfeoskcHEs PokcHEs. roof repairing
painting. guttering, downspout. Call MR.
SWAMI; pi 309Q after Pm. ..,.r
rooms. porehes inclosed. Stairway dormsi
EindoES; Issidsntiai & or commercial. j. u
CARPENTRY Inciosing porches. addi-
ton, any kind Of repairs. Call Ii. 1855.
CARPENTERING. plasteripg, hreproofns.
roof repairing, cementing; quick service
enMksT MI Es1e' woRk. UamS al kind.; damp water
proofng inside. guar. I year: reas. prices.
IN.S1N WM MEsT sgTPHkoIsIaRnp kJ FER furniture and
rugs machine-done on premises Estimates.
Cali Mr.. CRULEY any time. NO. 50s1.
REPAfRs and installations:
for prompt; s=SuTts2us; =M =M guarsnteea service
call T. ELECihiS w. IA oeoo.
ELECTRIC WIRING. commercial. residen-
tial old new work. Extra outlets. repairs.
REGAL ELEcTRIc. 5000 Ga. RA. 1901.
FLOOR SANDERS, edgers and waxers
rented; new and used waxefs for sale. RA-
4346. KENNEDY FLOOR TILE CO. 709
Kennedy st NV, RA. 1916.
FLOORS sANDED and finished Old floors
made like new Work done Md, Va. and
D. c. GEORGE TAYLOR, WA. 1129.
SPRINGS retied in your home.
mechanic, veteran Dial FIR. a1S9. 30
pauerins. Kem-Tonine plaster
ing a. finishing and waterproof1ngs white
help. Days. Ho. 1923: ewes. Ho. 346i.
Evening star., 1948-08-30
PERSONAL,

WILL the former Elizabeth Sine. that
% gGFGed sss for MRs Rssy please contact
hnserEave SOC Ao' No appotntmenss a aaa@Ha0 aaa Al
EG5f S01s nSsTY sE avepSed sgdenS Var
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments;
h5 hf9mpf n1 ans efieient se5yiss' open ewes
SESrAf SiSS f'n TEchSiCfas&JosEpH Il aN fo RICE
Prompt service on dental plate repairs.
PTi RI & ana rspared N IN o"an gour
FaRsoSsssp Ps ssped' coGSTRYsiDE H' SCHOOL day
to 8 pm; nursery through 9th grade;
daily Is,i transportation "dooI-to- door; hot
Board of Education. " Literature mailed I
upon request. 9401 Georgia ave SH 1874
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Mayfower;
RREsrrGh R@ th0ns eotsrRY fs alf HOME for S your
owed ones; beautiful grounds. excellent
downtown Washington. Phone FA. O181.
LADIES' GOWNS for sale, 3 only. at cost.
pies. suit. lge. ladies; bargain. For de-
KID iaa sH' NuRsERY hs ~ kINbEReARTEN
lunches; transp.; 1-acre play space. ,sH.
DRESSMAkINCr ALTEKaJiONS G0ne ex-
pertly, quickly, reasonable; don't let Ill
fitted clothes spoil your appearance. DU.
SNSoSTriCE-LEA ENGEL dressmaker, re-
grets very much the Inconvenience she
has caused her many customers because
of the sudden closing of her shop due
to death in the family, and wishes to say
that she has now returned to resume
TOO hard to handle: centrally located at
ITO st. NV, Room 20. Telephone EX.
LOVELY PVT. RIM for aged or invalid
person. in attrac home OF nurse; tray sery.,
nursing care; highest refs. EN-. 1908.
REGISTERED PRACTICAL NURSE will
board and care for an elderly or partly
incapacitated gentleman. Select place.
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME; 24-hour
nursing care. SH. 6040
KALOfiAMA CONvALESCENT HOME for
ambulatory convalescents; private. semi
private and small ward room, registered
nurse in attendance; supervised diet. DE.
YOUR TIRED OLD DRAPEs and slip
covers will get a new lease on life by our
dyeing. EXQUISTTE'S s dyeing is like from
heaven. Call GE. 9777.
WANTED-Men and women who are un-
married and enjoy good company, and
who like to fish on Chesapeake Bay. ride
horses, swim, bowl, fly, play golf. or who
like q good clambake dance or card party
II you are over 20 and OF good character,
join JUST FOR FUN CLUB, 1912 goth
st. NY. Phone DE. $500, to 9 pm.
Evening star., 1948-08-30
SITUATIONS MEN.
Boy OlQ-T Star

charge Box 219-T. Star.
ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started, keps
part time; tax returns. prepared, state
ments. aud.ts: reasonable OR, e074.
ACCOUNTANT, thoroughly experienced
general and cost. capable taking full
charge, operating statements. tax returns
Box 465-T, Star. 30'
DISPLAY MANAGER, experienced in
ready-to-wear and dept. store work. Box
139-V, Star.
JR. ACCT, 1913 graduate BENJAMIN
Franklin Univ. desires position CPA ONCE
leading to certif1able experience for CPA
exam; four years experience commercial
bookkeeping; married. "a yrs: old; present.
ly employed. Box 374-T. Star. 81
SALESMAN. young man. IS, native WASH
ingtonian, married, with family, has car,
high school graduate, l year college, 8
years Navy, Az years experience serving
end selling ofice. industry. automobile
equipment to Government commission
firms, in Washington, Baltimore and sur
rounding territory year experience
operating own automobile repair and body
shop. Excel. reference. WI. 353S. 80
FORMER used-ear lot owner-manager,
desires connection with new-car dealer
ship. Box 1875, Star 80
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SALESMEk,

PERMANENT PoSITfON; salary commits
SION and bonus selling Frigldaire CONNER
equipment in the WASHINGTON area; expe-
rience essentials; car desirable; selected
man will De given advanced training course
at factory Interview by appointment
REAL kaTATE-Exper in real estate is
not necessary for big earnings with us, but
you must be good salesman. We have an
unusual. efficient advertising program that
WlI give you plenty OF Prospects. Must
LEIIN CO, Arlington, oW 1897 bet.
TELEPHoNE SALESMAN for radio adv adver
Using deal; perm; must have strong, posi-
i've voice; must be telephone expert; excel
pay Mr.. SHILBY, DU. 918S, 1909
SALESMAN. experienced, to sell kaiser
Frazer automobiles; also a large selection
or hne used cars. Splendid opportunity
TOR the man who will work and produce.
lI9 Farrell Takoma Park"D. c., GE. $500.
SALESMEN-Does your pres. connection
offer on. you The oPpoTt; and security you need
organization and have heen in the weather
pdooiins ~ business exclusively for over SO
OUR oWn act9Ty 6f and install
VI We had 36 branches. this VI. 40 We
DO not sci. through distributors or dealers.
This is one reason our prices are attrac-
ing to assume responsibility and can grow
with our organization. Our program is
largest adv. program. locally and nation
ally, that we have ever attempted. Our
commissions are tops and We will pay you
a liberal drawing account. Apply by let
ter phone or see in person Maurice Saks,
branch MANAGER. It may be profitable for
both of us, CHAMBERLIN co. OF AMER
lCA, 1928 N. Y. ave. ne, Wash. D. c.,
FAsTEST SELLING advertising item en- on
the market; no competition: every mer-
chant prospect. See MIR. WALSH alter
3 pm. 81 , Eye ST. NV.
statesmen. II you want a position with
an old. established firm, where you can
make money selling C. E. W. H, A B. c,
BendiX. Maytag and Apex home ap-
pllanCes. it will pay you to investigate our
proposition. Bring your wife along if YOU
like For appointment phone IA. 1900
MR. WILLIAMS. 81
Statesmen. Specialty-Sell Alumatics, the
qnly aluminium combination storm wiz
doWs featuring removable bottom sill.
Also ALUMINIUM storm doors; Both guar
earnings, Sl59 to $500 per wE. Call ST.
1894 for appt. Ask for MR.. GROSSMAN,
mgr. Car necessary. -3l
SALESMAN who is familiar in the art
Of 'elling rugs and floor coverings to eX-
elusive clientele. Working conditions,
confidence. Box 4S3-T, Star 81
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, excellent, live in, general house
ES1x Eesk GaWY EM. ,6H 6669 sau,, family ot ,tav
sary; salary, S25 wk Phone EN-. 5162.
sook sSo an aNn 70 nS9n 9T ds2 to
exper.: refs: other help empl.; 6-day wk
COOK sG.HW., live in doctors home: fond
c0Sk XND p? GHW wv I've E IN 34 Teeen. local
references; steady worker fond ne,.a Of chill, l.
Eoaman St. p.w; EN-. 365I;; t., wsl
cellent reference. Cali WI 774s. -6
COUPLE, cxper... cooking and g,h.w.: 70
live in Long Island. Apply 3309 14th
CoUPIE. colored, top salary. nice quar-
ers, man be butler and chauffuer, wife
excellent cook and housekeeper EN-
GENERAL HoUsEwoRkER, experienced,
refs, no cooking; light Laundry, SAG m m
to 4;$o pm 2a Mon, 91ss through Sat- s2l 90
EsERAL efE ER va a4otsEWokk. ~ astsF Syracuse,
live in; light laundry. help and care Of chill
sssn sso per ReReH Reek "@s eal Or s4ss' ESQ m
G G.H'w., III IN small small apt, afternoons weekly,
and carfare. CO: ss06., Ext: 5o7.
G INV, plain cook, Bendix, live in, assist
with child; city references s22. 81,
G.H.W., help cook live in. good salary and
hours; health card and refs. required; fond
Of children. Call RA. .4s13. -3l
G.HW, from 20 to 80 years Old good
jaIary; stay in nights DE. 1915. 80 =,
MAID; 5a-day week; excel. salary and and
TSTFp cs NJ fd.sn n Denso must no
phons. 1913 Juniper St IT, nv; " must have
reference, health certificate: excellent Nv,
ing eond.: s25 wk; Can Wo; 3ggl .n5 s
excellent cook, no laundry: two adults and
baby: ample liberty time; must be fonc
Of children: S25. Local references anc
health certihcate REQUIRED. EN-. s142.-3
MAID. white; live .dt2 III .hs shwss dsSs ssokinfs m
references; experience required. G2O9
Hanpden lane. Bethesda. WI. 69l7s,
MAID-G.Hw plain cooking: DAYS. stay
night; SEQ and carfare. SH: 1869.
MAS-Cook. houseman. valet. driver; must
have recommendations: live in. Call WI
SS91 between 8 And 2. -So
Evening star., 1948-08-30
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN TO DRIVE IN washington's Oldest.
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; 194S model cars,
patented dual controls: permits secured
D. G.. Nd. Va EASY METHOD NO 1894
!EWELRY REPAIRING, manufacturing
an uncrowded highly paid field approved
for GI training. SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
OF JEWELRY REPAIRING, s17 14th st.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
for 81 training. WAR-FLYNN BEAuTYi
COLLEGE. 1910 @ st NV. OI 1852
SHORTHAND BY CORRESPONDENCE
George Manion of Houston. Texas, learned
the 26 letters of the Zhell shorthand al
phabet in thirteen minutes. Hurry write
for free information, zHEIL SHORT
HAND, 1927 10th st. NV, Washington,
D. c. 30s
STUDY BOOKKEEPING, comptometer.
touch typing, accounting: large salar ies;
real opportunities; position assured. New
classes now starting. Call BOYD SCHOOL,
g s9o ,Ty 18th pn Ie9r e. no, Ma Sas, S2ae ,.s
in all subjects; day, night and
part;sims elasses, Get our free eatalegus
ave. ME. T7TS Established 1918
Evening star., 1948-08-30
HELP DOMESTIC ICON, F.,

NURSEMAID, experienced woman for small
South Arlington apt. Call Gil. 440O, Ext
.AnT-TIME MAID. for sportswear shop
Apply 33oa 14th st. NV. -3i
ROOM AND WAGES for white gentle
woman to do part-time cooking and clean
ing for adult family of 3, in Hyattsville
WA. 300S. Phone after $50 pm. wkdays,
SECOND MAID, white. to live in, between
20 and 40 yrs. of age; no laundry; other
help employed: apt convenient to trans
portatlon- EM. SI33. IS
SETTLED WOMAN, good cook. and g.h.w.,
new home; must live in; private upstairs
room and bath; good job for right person;
other help employed: S25 per week.
WANTED, experienced girl to take COM
plete charge of 3-room apt. and l12-year-
old baby; Bendix washer: pleasant work
ing conditions and hours. Phone AK
3217. 81
WOMAN, colored. middle aged; live in;
general housework, cook: 2 children; must
furnish references, WI. 1893. 30
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

tions: eve gowns a speciality: reas. MISS
BERT. L63n Irving W. Apt. 4. AID 2a3S.
MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW wishes position
as asst. to tailor or dressmaker; exper in
alterations. MRS, JONES, ST. 1882.
bsst res fsTe Rny sta
NURSE, practical, colQred, experienced,
desires work, hospital or private cases.
PRACTICAL NURSES available. trained
graduates; day or night duty: reasonable
rates. DI. 1884. MISS DAVIS. weekdays
SECRETARY, legal experience, available
Immediately. Box 437-T, Star 81
EXPERT TYPING done at home by former
WANTED-CASE INVALID; 12-hr. duty;
S35 wk.: good nursing references. Call
Gil. 5hnI for Inflammation
Evening star., 1948-08-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

GIRL, colored. wants housework Tues,
Wed. and Thurs. Live in Sc. Refer
enceS Ii. 2SS9
clerk. Call FIR. 50S1.
GIRL, colored. wishes late work: after
moons a week. MI 5533.
GIRL. colored, reliable and honest, wants
a job as nursemaid or gh.w.; exp. and
ref. RA. S211. 81
GIRL, exp, wants job mothers helper or
DE. 2S44 3O*
LAUNDRESS. first class, wants work to
do at home; clothes sun and air dried
prices reasonable TR. 1894 81
WOMAN, white desires pos as housekeep-
er for, man alone or middle-aged couple;
no children. Box 457-T, Star. 81
WOMAN, settled, white, gh.w., care OF
Children: live in Locust T21a 30