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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-08-05
HolleIllalkers'
Briefs
The Poor cantaloupe
BY Lofe3ia Cowdsn
Asst Extension Agent

The Poor Cantaloupe
No other fruit in the country is
as much abused as the poor can
taloup.
Housewives on shopping sprees
poke and pinch, smell and rattle
pick up and drop, just generally
handle them till they aren't fl
for anyone excel the garbageman
And, according to Loretta Cow.
den, associate agent, this doesn't
do bit of good. It doesn't prove
that the fruit is of good quality
at all, and just leads to quicke,
spoilage.
| To assist wel-meaning shopper.
| in their selection, the associate
agent offers few tips.
The first thing to notice is the
| color. The background color Of
the melon should be straw color,
light yellow and not green.
A cantaloupe should be fully
netted from stem to blossom end.
That is, the veinlike netting that
covers the melon should be full
and rounded and should stand up
from the melon about onesixteenth
of an inch. The netting on a well
riened cantaloupe will be close
together, rounded and cracked.
This determines high sugar con-
tent.
Another decisive factor is the
shape. Choose a melon that is
well-rounded, and not pointed.
Avoid sunburned melons. AL
sunburned canaloupe is one that
has smooth whitish area on its
surface where the netting and the /
skin have been partially destroy
ed or retarded in growth.
More abundant than last year,
this fruit is good source of Vita
min c, and those Of deep yellow
color are also good sources Of vi
tamin A.
Cantaloupes on the market to-
day are sweeter and ripper than
they used to be. This is because
of the newer trend toward picking
ripper and pre- cooling before ship
ping. Today they are harvested
at what the growers call full
Slip" That is, when the stem
breaks easily from the vine, indi-
eating ripeness.
Get Maximum Benefits
From Refrigerator 81
There's more to, keeping foods
during the hot summer months
than just showing them in the re-
frigerator. The where and how"
food is placed in the refrigerator
is extremely important for keep
ing it wholesome and preserving
maximum freshness.
Priority on the coolest space in
the cabinet, which is usually near
est the freezing cabinet, should be
given to the most perishable foods.
A temperature of 40 degrees F.
Or slightly colder is recommended
ior these foods.
The foods which need the cold
est storage because they spoil
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-08-05

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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-08-05

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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-30
Gainesville, Florida
LadinO Music

by notifications. Ladino has a
wealth of cantares (canticles of
Songs of Solomon) and coplas
(short rhymes), which are sung or
read during Jewish holidays, es-
pecially Purim.
LadinO music consists almost
entirely of folk songs, with a small
number of prayers. The songs
range in mood from happy, jubi-
liant songs of the field to sOmbre,
soul-mOving chants and laments.
In this respect they resemble folk
songs of other lands, but with an
inimitable flavor of their own
which suggests the semi-Oriental
Moorish influence on Spain. To-
day it is sung only in Egypt, but
Henry ROsenblatt, the son of the
late cantor Josef ROsenblatt, in
tends to introduce it to the Amer
lean public.
Alberto Hemsi, the leading ex
ponent of Ladino music today ha
compiled some thirty-five Ladin'
songs through his own eXpensiV
research in Spain, Salonika, Tur
key and Rhodes. Hemsi, born i
Rhodes, now living in Egypt, tour
ed the primitive countrysides an
jOtted down the living music Whicl
had never before been preserved
in written form. To Hemsi must
go most of the credit for preserv-
ing and introducing Ladino music
to the world. He estimates that
he has thus far resurrected about
ten percent of the total number of
Ladino songs still extant.
LadinO is written in Hebrew
characters, and a distinct pro-
nunciatiOn and flavor of the old
tongue is preserved in the folk
songs and imparts an authenticity
to the music which adds to it's
character.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-30
BY ROY BERNARD
copyright, 1913, Jewish Telegraph

Copyright, 1913, Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc)
In 1912, when the Sephardic
Jews were expelled from Spain,
they took with them the JudeO-
Spanish dialect popularity called
LadinO. This language had been
developing among the Jews since
the eleventh century, when they
first settled in Spain. Many of
the eXiles scattered to the Balkan
countries and the Near East;
where today LadinO has its own
identity and is spoken in jew
ish communities, particularly in
Greece, Turkey, Morocco and Pal
estine. 1t is also spoken in other
parts of Europe and in many parts
of Central and South America.
In 1912 the colony speaking
LadinO in New York City was es-
timated to be in excess of $4,000
persons. In the process of migra-
ton and assimilation, diverse ele-
ments entered the language. Those
who settled in Turkey naturally
have many Turkish words inter-
spersed i'm their tongue. Cultural
and trade contacts in Italy, France
and Greece have also left their
imprint.
Many old Spanish ballads are
still preserved among the Ladino-
speaking Jews, although quite a
number have been adulterated by
the inclusion of foreign words or
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-30
NEW BIG0T
GROUP ACTIVE
IN GEORGIA

The National Patrick Henry
Organization, Inc, of Columbus
Georgia, which recently obtaineu
a corporate, charter in that stare
has published a scurrilOus DOCK
America Reborn.
Written by the organization
leader. Mrs. Jessie WEIGH JENKINS
the book rehashes virtually every
anti-Semitic type of propaganda
including anti-Semitic caricatures
of the Streicher variety, when
also appeared in Gerald l.. H.
Smiths recent pamphlet, Is Com
munism Jewish? Some OF the
angles played up are "The Proto-
coils" the Communist smear, the
international banker, anti-Seml-
tic Interpretation Of Biblical mar
rative and alleged Jewish control
of the press. AntiNegro as well
as anti-Semitic, the book pretends
to give Biblical Justification for
segregation of the Negro, and de-
mands repeal of the 18th and 18th
Amendments of the Constitution
which, it says "Were obtained by
force, duress and other un-Constlr
tutional methods and which are
contrary to the principles of the
Declaration of Independence
Politically, the book disparages
democracy" a term it always en-
ploys in quotes, urges the aboli-
ton of the two major parties, and
the substitution of a Protestant
coalition party. The Catholic
hierarchy is viewed with suspicion
because according to reports, the
present Pope is Jew, a con-
dition described as horrible cir
cumstance."
Mrs. Jenkins, who is in her six
ties and a resident of Columbus,
Ca, incorporated the organization
along with the Rev. E. G. Johnson
of that city, w. G. Kerchner of
Lenhartsville, Pa, and Marilyn
R. Allen, prolific anti-Semitic
pamphleteer Of Salt Lake City.
The group projects chapters
throughout the country. It's by
laws limit membership to "all
white citizens of the United States
(other than Jews)." Legal advisor
to Mrs. Jenkins and the group is
C. Seals Aiken.
Mrs. Jenkins made a recent trip
| to Washington, D. c., in an en-
deavor to obtain the support of
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-30

Charles Norwood Hartford the hero there
cent Special Gifts Hartford Jewish Federation when half
his savings the local drive in behalf Of the $SOOOO United
Jewish Appeal of World War H. who employees
Station moderate salary announced that he giving @
rejecting feelings far coTegon
Europe concerned Norwood example generosity served
inspiration others assembled the Embarrassing meeting The
$25OOOOOOO Appeal supports the worldwide relief
activities the Joint Distribution Committee the United
Palestine Appeal and the United Service for New Americans.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-04-30

bigot leaders there, but was able
to enlist only Agnes Waters into
her movement.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1s4s
REPAIRS AND SERVICE lcont. }

REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont.
sssssal 1sDsiis cs da1 Or ass ss ,eSs
PIuMBING-No Job too small: repairs and
replacements SAMUEL c. BOYD, INC.
fiuMSYSG AND HEATING, jobbing, and
as TemSdeng; SaSsE heaters sgseialtSy.
big OF, small. Call WEHRLE g. DRURY,
reg. plumbers, D. C. and Md. NO. 5000.
REFRIGERAToRs, MoTORs-sealed and
open type; also washers; guaranteed work.
REFRieGERAroR REPAIRS. all makes; also
TaIcAi Tasesfi e9a e. WHt0rs W. 4ss BETHESDA EIEc
s 'sss: Sss e SS 'ss e. so9D
&: seEs B6rg s
and save. ME. s772. r.
st ss AND '{Pss n rcos eS9s hss
metal work. suffering and spouting; 1O%
down. 36 mos. to pay; Cai HU. 77s2.
EooffNGss, and lHaMAs 1epaas pantns
kSa5 Hsp s5HSfSS2 t95.r;i; iSo Cleaned
Hsp, SsS fsass fSoSs iS
ssfns ell & ss
STONE, FLAGSTONE AND CEMENT-Spe-
cializing in stone retaining walls and flag
stone, also cement drives, porches. walls,
steps. walks, cellars, etc: For free esti-
mates, call JERRY, AT. 1856.
TYPEWkITERS cleaned. oiled and adjusted.
All work guaranteed. RE 1177. UNITED
TYPEWRITER co. S13 l4th NV;
guaranteed workmanship and reasonable
prices call ACADEMY UPHoLS1ERING
CO.. 3433 18th st. NV. NO, 1876.
HAVE YOU TRIED Americas favorite up
holstery and rug cleaner-Mystic Foam?
Results are amazing. THE HECHT CO.,
Washington and Silver Sphng. Ma. 5100.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, kept
part part time; d,ts tax returns prepapedo state
ACCOUNTANT-AUDITO accountant;
vsrisd experience. TW. $500, Ext. 1876. 81
BUYER, MANAGER, television. appliance,
music, ~ yrs. exper.; available Nov. 8.
OPTICAL SCHOOL GRADUATE desires
position; am veteran, eligible for on-job
training. Box 351-E, Star. A.
PORTER, reliable, sober, neat appearance,
work $50 to 6 daily, no Sunday; $35 week.
MORGAN PHARM.: 1901 P st. NV. IS
RADIO TECHNICIAN, g years experience,
service and civilian factory exper. in wir-
ing sets, all makes and changes. Graduate
ARI.C., N.Y.C., desires full time. AID
659S
TAILOR. exper,, all around. wants steady
EiXPER. ALL-ARoUND COOK. white. de-
sires work. Box 374-E: Star. s.
EXPERIENCED in hotel, restaurant, clubs,
desire position as asst. mgr. in these
fields; best references. Box 342-E. Star. 5'
MARRIED VETERAN in school desires any
type of part-time work, afternoons or
Saturday. UN. 1888.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
HELP DoMEsrIc tcons. J

WAITRESS, experienced, to work in chari-
table home for ladies; employment refer
ences required; salary, SS5 per mo-, board
and pleasant living conditions. Apply
WOMAN, white. experienced cook and
2 school-age children; $40
week start; other help employed: live in.
Call DU. 5000, Apt. 612.
WOMAN, white, g.hw., some cooking, vfor
dr.'s home in Fairfax County; must be
fond of children; live In, pleasant up
stairs rm.: S100 mo. Write MRS. ALEC
PREECE Route 3, Herndon. Va, or call
WOMAN. coiored, settled to live in, g.h.w.
plain cooking, laundry, have a washing
machine and mengel; care Of ,4-yr.-old
boy, of Sun. and some ewes; perm; S25
per week. Apply 4415 Bowen I'd. sc. VI
WOMAN, white. good home, good salary
in exchange. for light house work.. laun
dry and help with l infant; reference
and experience. FA. 1880. -
WOMAN, settled, to do g.h.w. live in;
salary, Sl5 per week, room and board.
EMPIoYED LADY desires white person
to care for children; live in. Box 336-E,
INTELLIGENT white woman to assist
in pss5sTaels put Sil consider other ar
SEVENTH sEsfaSa'i DAY ADDSSfGNrlsr-Live out; out D.
day week, $3.50; of Friday and Satur-
day; fully experienced in all household
duties local references. Apply in person
only, at $500 Brandywine st. NV, 9 am.
until noon, 4
Evening star., 1948-11-04
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CREDIT CLERK-TYPIsT desires Job with
future; exper. in meeting public; neat ap-
pearance; 5-day week only. co. 73H.
DREssMAKING, design remod.. altera-
tionS; eve. gowns a speciality: reasI MISS
BERT, 1880 Irving NV. Apt. 4. AID. 223S.
GIRL, colored, wants work as soda dis
penser, experienced; no nights or Sun
days. FIR. 5S13. s.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. middle aged ca
pable manager, rood cook; live in; adults;
available at once. Box 3S6-E, Star.
NURSE. white, eficient, dependable; con-
slider any case: prefer semi-invalid or
chronic cases; live in; ref RA. 62S5.
NURSE -GovERNEss, experienced. wishes
position with children, refs. Chestnut
PpRACTICAL NURSE. colored, desires job
taking care Of o children or invalid refer
TYPIST, experienced, desires work to do
at home. Call Columbia 34o5. A.
YOUNG WOMAN. intelligent. wants posi-
ton as typist mornings or evenings; ref
YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN with college
training desires evening work as stenog-
atoT; sSpsr:; MRS ggRMs, sH. 74ll: "A "A
hand; called for and delivered; $40 per
COMPETENT WORKER. handle steno-
graphic tipping, mailing list at home.
Call for and deliver work. Call AT. 1878.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, white. 20 yrs experience: refer
ences; school or institution. or private.
eee5ss AND G.H.w., white, experienced,
wishes work in ne. or s'e. section S22
GIRL, colored, desires maids work; 8 days;
Al reference. EX 1915.
GIRL, colored. reliable. wants full or part
time work; references. Hu. $500.
GIRL wants 9 part1time Job evenings,
all-around work. Call till 7. Phone
NO. 1910, Ext. B-50S.
aH siPs ss7s' g! part time 8 days week 8: Gan
GIRL, colored. desires Job as mother S
helper and light general housework. At
GIRLS, .. want Jobs minding children OF
domestic work ME. 3210.
HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged. exper, de-
pendable, Christian, fine char, full charge
adult empl.. small family: live in; plain
NV. sec; close downtown pref. DE. 3449
MAID. coiored. experienced. good refer.
ences; good cook: from l to Z, 5 days q
week. Call after pm. AT. 5914.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work. 1st-
class cleaner and laundress; serves din
WOMAN. settled. white, to care for y mo:
Ess! 4 :. !. ..s ss,s :sss %
Goop H6 LAgSDREss. with refs. wishes
days work, Wed. through Fri: would like
Evening star., 1948-11-04
PERSONAL.

TOWN AND COUNTRY SCHOOL; formerly
Parsons Countrysids SchoollDay and d
registration upon appt.; nursery through
9th grade; daily, transportation "door-to-
door: hot lunches. Approved by Mary
.ure ,aPe msied @ S8saa gpon request. s4o1 Georgia
fES FTh 81 eoAfs afs4 REs1Y1ED to look like
akE anf Il aetstS sGLR afs To sEE M E1eiI
senerator, a, and ST, starter service. 81 10th
PEkMANENT Fl Rx III waves Waves, 81; shampoo and
fingerwave, SOC. No appointments All
YNS EG5E s0ps sEsrY sg codEa o g.
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments;
prompt and eficient service; open ewes.
Bon DoNT rf6i DISCARD "a Id THAT DRESS OR SUIT.
tricks Of the trade, plus expert skill. 81 l., can IN
nd mans ade too and
ations- LEA ENGEL, Dressmaker 1originally
Of 9Th ave, N "; centrally located in
FefW.E Fsf. Exi bdsii isos1 lilo F St NV" RIM 60
yerssed radios sad televisien SETS
s3Tf II s 4sye s1isF sS0
FRANKS Jewelry Store. 1104 14sh St; NV;
ChEistmss jewslry sale so% to 59Ss OF
diamonds and jewelry. Cash or liberal
DRAPEKIES, SLlPCOVEHS and bedSpreadS.
and we viii make them for you. Reup-
Po hsS'iE You WE SEEp cIoTaS are Are You You
short. Of cash? Would you like to find out
that You can wear the clothes while pay
ing for them2 Phone MR.. FAUCET. ma.
VACANCY for elderly lady, all home COM
forts and care, tray service; reasonable.
GUARDS Sn Ils FURNISHED for all occasions,
shadow work and private investigation of
81 kinds d.,o speciality at reasonable rates
DR.. M. s. NELSON. optometrist. an
nounces opening modern scientific ofices,
eyes. examined. glasses fitted. prescriptions
nlled, visual training. contact lenses. fast
conveniently located 500 14th ST., be-
9;39 to 8: evenings BY appointment. ST.
RICHARD o. tDICK) RIDGEwAY, JR., an
nounces the opening Of sales oflce where
he viii be. pleased to serve you in the
selection rq q yoIr yr jewelry and gift require
Frinidad nfnid REGARDS asa4 e44 H ST. me- pssne
KIND. CARE given to elderly or Semi
H4SsriSs aSS s.D rsn' to
your silver. brass, chrome. aluminium.
copper. etc. get in a .tarnislled or deteri-
GRATED state, keep it bright and preserved
with the magic ,wadding polish "Nevr
ssves s.IscJsIs ~ 5ss,du: sEass; sr
GOLD AT 4O,. so, 6O?"-Man! You're
erazyl Thousands peppy. at 10. ostrex
Tonic Tablets pep up bodies lacking iron.
caH old" New. get acauainted' size
only soc. At all druggists In washington
at Liggett Rexall Stores.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, parking areas.
service stations Work prompty done to
CONCRETE. cement work, footing. drive
aAn ss,1Rs M xfs ss9 9e Or fns Hs 55is asy work
FLOoR sERyICE.NethinE but the best;
ayng nshns n,shss shsanins
ne A. soSTSScyoKs' 6 II ys INC. isis Wiseon-
GARAGE, 12x2O,. aluminium overhead door.
a's s5ss clear essr6 sds s 54a
HOME IMPROVEMENTS. expert work by
white mechanic. Prompt service Free
fit%f'fi Ho%h rsovEMENfsAn ea na Sfsl types of re.
modelling. redecorating, painting, papering.
aa1x HgsePsnS9lP py sSDeFt
MENT CO., I'M. 600; Ewes eves.. 1 uN. sl4s.
FLAGsroNE A SPECIALITY. cement and
freplaces, porches, drives. retaining walls,
sELo MARe6cee3o, ePo sssfP5sSSnoed sss pssmosed s1e. Ae
GaithersburR, Md. Phone Gaithersburg
KITCHEN REMoDELlNG. planning and
complete installation. cabinets. sinks.
Co., uN sSs dsgs OF sSe
REMODELNG, ireproofine, roofing, siding,
general home improvement work, cellar to
TOOL small monthly payments II desired.
Call ST 1865 for free estimates. Ma
TIoNAL DECORATING CO.. s02 10th
REMODEL and modernize your home or
business now, estimates cheerfully given.
NATIONAL INSTALLATION CO., INC,
Contractors and Builders. WI. 1900. 21.
ROOF READY. FOR WINTER Repairs and
painting; reasonable rates. Every lob
guaranteed. LU. 6957 g.
BUILDING CONTRACTOR, general repairs
OF all kinds. Bars, recreation rooms, spe-
cialty. CARL W. SN1DER, Jr., GE. 6172.
AsKEW's HOME sERvICE-Paintine. pa
per hanging, floor sanding and moderniz-
ing: bsmt, to roof; reasonable. OR 1900
DEAL with. a reliable, long established
frm. We do papering. painting, roofing,
siding; moor scraping, carpentry work, in
model and modernize kitchens Small
monthly payments. Free estiamtes Cali
Mr Shifrin. FEDERAL CONTRACTING
co. 9l5 New York ave. NV, MA. 7416.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
HE'D MEN AND WOMEN.

ARTIST, for department. store advertisine,
must be experienced; excellent salary for
right psrson: pleasant working conditions;
sO% discount on purchases, hospitaliza-
GoIL!D;ENBERG's. 7th and < sts. NV.
position in large liquor store, good salary.
opport. for advancement. Box 307-G, Star.
MEN AND WOMEN wanted to Sell new
amazing household item direct to con-
sumer; attractive commission. See Mr.
Kane, NEW YORK JEWELRY, 719 7th st.
NV. No phone calls. a
TECHNICIAN, X-Ray, in downtown center;
fadiSosiSS t tSping gp14 .stss essential RE odsS
NOW Is THE TINE to earn $50 to SIS
wkly.: full or spare time. Room 1884,
Harrington Hotel. 10 am. to pm.
PERMANENT AND XMAS POSITIONS are
now available at the Hecht Co. for sales
check writer's: floor cashiers: gift wrap
machine operators. We will train you
for these positions. 5-day. 4O-hour week.
Apply in person, employment ofice. Bird
floor, HEcHT CO.. 7th and SITS. NV.
EXPERIENCED COOK wanted for small
restaurant; man or woman. Call HI. 9494.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERK-Permanent and
responsible position in our home ONCE is
some yDns soans or
hTa 9Rz Sa
SSMTTIsG S 4ffs S0ta orFicERRestssered Il nurse
Hours: 4, days. 8 p. m. to Il pm. and
ne meals and laundry Re. sa5d5y 2soc Mss Hiss
ApvERfT1s1NG FASHION ARr1sr-n nS you
or .psrt-time work on fashions from the
best shops in the city, you will want to
zbHRRrfsiN Adkec9 fEEGsHoNh ges q GLERK age
20 to 30-The Evening Star has an open
ment; An opportunity for an accurate
typist, yith, good telephone voice who is
espa6ls and would enjoy enjoy rendering service
once. Room 5o4. TIE EvssiNe ses eef fs1nns sTAR
Assistant ss1 Fa Aye BRo;ookkEEpER. R;o sales. &C.
pleasant Working conditions; chance Tor Sr
ASH sts yosss ss white
high school ssadusts na With typing ability
ary with opportunity to advance, vacation
e PAY Hpp ETVgD sMfTa eo se a5
18th Is,h,nst,t 8, NV, or eall co. eosS for sp-
RRsssIMsaSSi RssisTASr TO BooKkEErER-soame
aslDeTs NEw YORK JEWEiRYS c., e. Afs ais
BANK TELLER, experienced: permanent
SASR n
ssptionist, Spanish speaking. HENRI &
sfaTFY osEaSToR ofIS SH6a ays with oovn9
Ehare sh0D in Hot p,oL be
sEaJhH hFs Fff Sfa ssss spsz..ne.d fun
2ts sinf sios R%Hy0SssIREw vi! sVs wo s15g%S sggo
sookRsEpNo MACHINE OPERATOR,
ditions:. chance for advancement; salary
TO start; $40 week; must have knowledge
a91 esai ses snd sssa magazine dept
ssto so Or sun. ABBY sATYoNAf pRUd CO. s.
Sx,slaIEIE', s,sl.fI , ycuhs s lssy for If fast movips
Ell sSs re 70 r adf tt.s trays l1s,9 ms9'. sD
s e5 dovT AnRes nRc ,s rs 81; ss
CASHIER and drug clerk. experienced,
Apply e psrssa. cAAzsThElLFHo6Ne H6 e1aazys: paAR.
cAsalEkMenss s1 furnfshnss anf sss store as perma-
CIGsfcAI SssfsTaNTs % s42 tor St inreg.stins nT: tins
tometer or Burrough's calculator essential;
perm; position. 5-day, 4O-hr. wk.. pleasant
working cond; conv. transp., employe dis
count and other liberal benefits. SEARS.
RoEBUcK g. CO.. OIL Bladensburg I'd. ne.
IS
CLERICALs, CHECKERS, no tipping neces-
Sary; pleasant working conditions; 6-day
week; 20SS discount on all purchases, hos
pitalization and other benefits. Apply
8ERGs. 7th and K SITS. NV. g
CLEkK. experienced. all around. for valet
eop. Apply FOUR LEAF CLOVER VALET,
- 7th ct. NV. a
Evening star., 1948-11-04
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, colored, over 25, to do downstairs
work. Eork. live live IN; private ups upstairs airs room and
COOK for small small p adult M family M in s'ee; aeorse
H%nx toSn; liys in; NO; se93; .6
smy no 5 su sna $50 ba w. sD Tsfs No u ay
COOK AND DOWNSTAIRS WORK. i pm.
sna shf0ush sartsre atnneg Wo sdss ass adults
husband hsa1aas E to take care . Of sarden and
inston suburbs. for You young s'ei Couple, M lovely
furnished bungalow, board and $125 per
month clear; permanent life time position
MRS shs seea5ly sYRXM lor VIZ e Tsst couple
FRENCH.sPEAKiNG HoGGsEMAn. white,
Tor s 2 bachelors; & sleep out; no cooking;
capable ironer; ref. required. Phone De
$500, Ext. 80. between $50 am. and 5
e. w " nsarses% ana eooE Live tn doctors home.
5h day wk. 9 weeks vacation. Fond Of
SeaitS card toes1 Esis shS4 Experienced and
exp. with. young child necessary; stay
late nights q week. Do not apply un-
less yoy have excel. ref. and exp. Call
G.H.W., live. in, must like. children: no
ironing, plain cooking; references; $22
G.H.w.. CHI COOK. experienced, live in, pleas
position; local refs. oW. s"19 after
CIV, COOK, laund.; ? children; i've
I'M; Thursday afternoon and Sunday of;
$50 week; exper., refs. and health card
G.H.W. and care of 3-yr. .-old child; must
selisnss salary. Cali T sHT i. s4si. 'a in silyer
GIRL. colored. to work mornings; laundry
and g.h.w; must have reference; honesty,
reliability and intelligence. Phone wo.
HoGUIsEKEEPER-G.H.w., light laundry by
Bendix; must like children; live in: "a day
5ss Sn sa sS rsaSrs e; SIS Sun xk OIL r. sf sS
MAID. 25 to 40, gh.w., ironing, cooking,
S25; must like children; live in. Ia.
MaiD s9i Dain soosns it d.y week.
ref.. $40 and carfare. EN-. 8529.
AID-G.H.W.. plain cooking fond Of chill.
dren; live In; $22 week; GE; O533. A.
live in. all or part time, 5h-day week,
1s S@SS9 PEI 1s week eko to start; local refs re-
ma! MAID, CIV; G;;adU az fond Of children; must
MAD-G.H;W., plain cooking: live in;
no babies. Box 23?-G.. Star. 3
70 care en earen or Other hep e
ployed live in; good home; city refs. OR.
NURSE. white, for newborn infant; live
in; perm. Job for exper. person; mother
WOMAN over so to care for School age
boys and infant, while mother is at work;
must be competent. responsible and able
to do plain cooking, no laundry, except
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