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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03
BY ALBERT cHENNAuLr Jr

The ROTC IS having an Open
House on April 6. Instructor
Set. Byers says that there will
be movies, usually shown only
10 army personnel. and plenty
OF exhibits. The cadets will de-
monStrate the various phases OF
military life. There will be no
admission prices. and everyone
IS invited to attend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03
Appeal Made In
.Extradition To
South Carolina

Gov Kim Sigler is considering
an appeal for stay Of extraditlon
for George Williams, who is
wanted by South Carolina.
Meanwhile a hearing on a
writ Of habeas corpus, requested
of Federal Judge Picard, has
been postponed indefinitely to
give counsel an opportunity to
prepare briefs.
Williams is represented by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-03

We want more personal news
Will you cooperaie7 Send az the
names of your oui-of-io guests
Let US know II your baby was
Christened. Drop q card 10 this
Newspaper.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-10
New Passing
Records Made
On GridirOns

New York, Dec. 1O-(R)-The
1948 college football season pro-
duced five forward passing and
pass-catching records, but the
trend was strictly away from the
team battery" combinations
which dominated in 1947.
National Collegiate Athletic
Bureau final figures released
today showed no such combina-
tions as Mississippi's Charlie
Conerly-Barney Poole pairing; or
Georgia's Johnny Rauch-Dan Ed
wards duo, or Fred Enke-John
Smith for Arizona, who starred
year ago.
Instead, the nationals leading
pigskin pitchers and catchers
were pretty well scattered a.
round.
Leading passer, of course, was
Nevada's Stan Heat, who set a
passing yardage record with O.
005, and touchdown passing re-
cord with % for six-pointers.
Leading catcher was Johnny
"Red" O'Quinn of Wake Forest,
who caught SO for 605 yards.
O'Quinn's 80 receptions were
the highest in the past six years,
aside from All-America Barney
Poole, who caught So in 1947 for
the record.
And where was defending
champion Poole, shorn of his
battery mate Conerly this year?
His l8 receptions for 253 yards
and three touchdowns ranked
Lin 59th.
Among the passers, 35 complet-
ed more than Dick Gilman of
Kansas, but only Heath out
stripped him in payoff pitches.
Gilman threw IA scoring passes
while completing 40 of 127
throws, or an average of appro-
ximately one touchdown every
three times he found a receiver.
Tying Gilman at IA were Wal
ter Brennan, Holy Cross, and
Bobby Thomason, VMI. Ed
Songin, Boston College, and Ed
Finn, Brown, had Is apiece.
Knotted with a dozen were Jim
Walthall, West Virginia; Char
lie Justice, Al-America from
North Carolina, Auburn Lam
beth, Davidson, and Mel dix,
Miami (Ohio)
Gil johnson of Southern Meth
odist had the best completion
percentage, SOB. He had been
cunning for that record set by
Hugh Mccullough, Oklahoma, in
1888, but his average went by
the boards as he completed II of
81 in the Mustangs last minute
desperation drive to exc TT
standoff with Texas Christian.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-10
Sam Wood Gets
Special Honor
For His Service

Thirty Roanoke Rapids High
School athletes were awarded
monograms, certificates n d
gold keys in an afternoon cere-
mony here yesterday for their
participation in varsity high
school baseball and football.
A special award, the only such
ever given at Roanoke Rapids
High School, went to senior Sam
Wood, football and basketball
letterman for several years, who
did not participate on tn e
schools athletic teams this year
because of a bad heart condition
which prevented his athletic par
ticipation. Wood, instead, de-
voted his time to coaching the
schools midget football team.
For his service to the school
he was presented with a white
sweater bearing a school mono
gram and three stripes on the
sleeve.
Presentation of the mono :
grams was made by Principal
j. w. Talley, who also gave GER
tificates to boys who had al
ready earned previous mono
grams and were eligible for a.
mother.
Henry Akers, president of the
Roanoke Rapids Junior Cham
ber Of Commerce, presented
eight boys with gold keys in re-
cognition of their winning two
or more monograms. Akers
spoke briefly to the assembly,
telling the award winners they
have right to be proud of the
honor given them and saying
that his club is interested in the
development of high school ath-
letics. Akers was accompanied
by M. c. Newsom, Jr., chair
man of the Jaycee athletic COM
mittee.
Receiving the gold key awards
were Dwight Elting and Russell
Joyner for baseball and foot :
ball, Harold Messer for and Troy
Hasty for baseball, and Billy
Nixon, Charles Hasty, Kenneth
Mizell and Robert Clary for foot
ball.
Boys receiving monograms
and certificates for the first
time were Edward Wright and
Thurmond Bullock, baseball;
Carlton Matthews, Lewis Moore,
Dan Gore, William Reeves, Al
Gillian, Walter Hargrove, Billy
Morgan and Noah Sadler, foot
ball; Swain 10y and George Pap
pendick, team managers.
Those who received certifi :
Gates in lieu of another mono
gram were Hubert Lowder and
Vance Stewart for baseball and
football; Bobby George for base
ball and manager; Herbert
Moore, Wordest Felts and Earl
Rook, football; and Billy Glenn
mer, Tommy Wheeler, Ray
mond Edwards and Dwight Eli
ing, baseball.
The presentation ceremonies
took place in the regular weekly
afternoon chapel period and was
one of two regular fall and
spring monogram ceremonies
held at the school each year.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-10
Unknown Leads
Miami Open
Golf Tourney

Miami, Fla, Dec. 10-R)-
A field of 139 of the nations bes,
golfers went out today in an eff
fort to overtake an unknown pre-
fessional and leading amateur
in the $4,000 Miami open tour.
nament.
Stan Straszowski, Winstead
Conn.,, pro, and Frank Strana
han Toledo, o., amateur, carded
four under par 66's yesterday te
lead the way into the second
round of the 72-hole event over
the 6,735-yard Miami Springs
course.
Straszowski who never won q
major tournament in 81 years as
professional, will be 80 years
old Sunday and he'd like tc
wind up the tournament on his
birthday with the $4,000 first
prize money.
II was lucky" said Strana-
han, muscular 26-year-old Bri-
tish, Canadian and Mexican
amateur champion.
Big name professionals were
not on their heels. Twenty-nine
of them shot par golf or better,
Jimmy Demaret of Ojai, Calf,
including defending champion
who had regulation figures OF
35-35-7O.
Bunched at 81 were George
Bolesta, Tampa, Fla, Tony Rem
ma, Cincinnati, O., and Fred
Haas, Jr., New Orleans.
A stroke behind were Clayton
Heafner, Charlotte, N. c., Her
man Keiser, Akron, o., Pete
Cooper, Ponte Vedra, Fla,
Louis Broward, Jacksonville,
Fla, and Vic Ghezzi, Englewood
N. J.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-10

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 10
R-Leo Durocher is in hot wat
er with Commissioner A. B.
Chandler again.
Although the commissioner
was reluctant to talk about the
matter, it was learned that the
manager of the New York Giants
might face another suspension,
or be. given a sizeable fine.
Leo, who only a year ago end
ed a season-long exile imposed
upon him by the commissioner
for conduct detrimental to base
ball." has been ordered by
Chandler to appear for hear
ing on the freely Fitzsimmons
case" The inquiry is set for
Tuesday, Dec. IA, at the Black
stone Hotel in Chicago.
Fitzsimmons, who came to
work as coach under Leo several
weeks ago, while on the Boston
Braves reserve list, also has been
summoned before the commits
sioner. In addition, Chandler has
ordered New York President
Horace Stoneham to send anoth-
er representative. Stoneham Sc
lected Edgar Feeley, treasurer of
the club.
Feeley and Durocher will have
to convince Chandler there was
no "tampering" with the former
Giant pitcher when he switched
from Boston to New York, and
Fitz will be asked to explain
why he did not inform the
Brave officials of his intention
to make the change.
Disturbed by whisperings that
his demand for a hearing is
nothing more than persecution of
Durocher, the commissioner last
night denied that he was gun
ming" for the former Brooklyn
Dodger pilot who switched to the
Giants in the middle of last sea-
son.
ut is not simple matter that
can be passed off lightly"
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-10
Jaeke+ cagers
Meet Bethel
Here Tonight

The Roanoke Rapids High
School basketball Jackets and
the Jacket Junior Varsity will
tangle with the Bethel cagers
here tonight In a doubleheader.
II will be the second game
of the year for the varsity
Jackets who defeated the Au-
relian Springs cagers Tuesday
night.
The Jacket Jayvsss will be
making their first appearance
Of the new season in tonight's
opening contest.
Tho first game Is scheduled
to get underway at 7:3o p. m.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-10
Burton Serves on
Attack Transport

Robert Roy Burton, hospital :
man, USN, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Burton of lis Monroe St,
Roanoke Rapids, N. c., is serv-
ing aboard the attack transport
USS New Kent which recently
participated in reserve train
ing cruise to Bermuda.
Burton entered the Naval ser
vice June 8, 1947, and received
his recruit training at the Naval
Training Center, Great Lakes
Ill.
Before entering the Navy he
was graduated from Roanoke
Rapids High School.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-10
Baksi-Charles
Winner May Get
Shot At Louis

New York, Dec. 10 -(AP) -
There is thin possibility that
tonight's 15-round bout at the
Garden between Joe Baski and
Ezzard Charles will produce a
logical challenger for Joe Louis
heavyweight title.
That, at least, is the idea be-
hind it. If either man scores
a knockout, then he is fairly GER
tain to find himself in the same
ring with Joe next June, get
ting hit. A good, clean decision
might serve equally well.
If Charles, the lean Cincinnati
Negro, and Baski, an awkward
clouter from Kulpmont, Pa, put
on poor fight and irritate the
$12 customers they both might
as well go home and quit dream
ing.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-10
ROANOKE RAPIDS
Daily Hrral0
SPORTS
Woodland Cagers Break Even In
Tits With Roxobel.Kelford

Roxobel. - The Woodland
Olney High School and Roxo-
bel-Kelford High School boys
and girls basketball teams split
a doubleheader in their second
meeting of the season, with the
Woodland girls taking one
sided 1856 victory, while the
Roxobel-Kelford boys got re-
venge for an earlier defeat by
taking a 30-l5 ball game.
The Woodland sextette had
little trouble in rolling to their
one-sided victory. Brown was
the high scorer for the winners,
getting 13 points for more than
half the teams score. Brinkley
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-10

accounted for three of the los
ers' points.
In the boys game the under
dog charges of Coach Rock
Venters moved into an early
lead to double the final score
on Coach James Parker's Wood
land quintet. Wick, sharpshoot-
ing forward for the BERTHE Coun-
tians, led the victors' scoring
parade with eleven points, how
ever Blanchard got II for the
losers. Peele racked up eight
points for the winners.
The Woodland teams will play
Harrellsville High at Woodland
tonight.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-10
CAN YOU TOP THIS?

SECURITY for your future based
on steady employment-free re-
tirement plan-job training with
cash value. That's opportunity
in the new U. s. Army and U. S.
Air Force. What's more. you'll
have educational benefits. You're
headed for progress when you
see your recruiter. Meet him at
E. 1lth St. Roanoke Rapids.
Now is the time to act!
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-10

The largest member of the cat
family on t''is continent is the
spotted jaguar, weighing some
times more than 300 pounds. He
often kills one deer or livestock
a week and is relentlessly hunt
ed by ranchers.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-10
M0nQgaS Are Awarded To 80 Roanoke Rapids High School Athletes
Durocher Is In The 'Doghouse'
Again With Commissioner Chandler

Chandler said. Evidence has
been presented to me that the
New York ball club tampered
with Fitzsimmons even before
the 1948 season ended.
Evening star., 1948-03-11
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

AMBASSADOR EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
secretary. trade assoc. $4,000; secretary
20. legal, S2,700; typist, Capitol Hill
bookkeeper. S2,400; man stenosrapher
+; r. $1,000: typist. clerk, So, 100. Ill
SELECT POSITIONS d). Secretarial open
tngs. See. Miss Young, Room 2o3. Polit-
ical secretary, int. office, S220 UP. Oppor.
ment counselors, secy;. start $50 wk. Art
Secy.. radio consultant, 5-day wk, $50
Wk; Assoc. secretary. fascinating work
500. Exper. medical secy., clinic research
500 up. Real estate secretary. Start $500
Admin. ONCE secretary, under 80, 5000 up
New openings every few minutes. Est. l6
yrs. Welcome here. MA. 2115. PERSON
MEL SERVICE, 1911 G st. NV, next tc
TYPIsTs ts9, to slzs mo. F,; Dieta-
ist-PBx-typist. $35 wk.; typist, knowledge
grad. nurses. $500 mo-; many other.
daily. See Miss Reed, courteous. efficient
service, RIM. 2O2 est 10 yrs, MA 21l6
PERSONNEL. SERVICE, 1911 G St NV,
BOOKKEEPERS. $50 wk. up 70; asst, book
keeper good typist: $500; bookkeeper
asps'0n s4s saps e 600 sae yoss DpsT
ators, some tipping. $40; clerks. exper., s.
day week, ,35 week; temp. typists. so W
pm.,. 81 mr.; receptionist: small PBX
board. S35 week; asst bookkeeper, bldg
company. $50 .wk. up; dozens of others
Free reg. Need 100 new applicants daily
for current openings Est. 80 yrs. See
Miss Evans, at BoYD'S, 1888 F., MA
Evening star., 1948-03-11
HElp boMesrie tc... !

MAID, for lisht laundry. neat sewing:
hrs: ntSs- tsSm bsIT. p;% ssrvs Pm dinnsr
time; S25. Local references and health
plsin coofins M IL. in
stairs room; must like children; city ref
sns ss.rg ad hsae sa 4ss saTd efse
SETTLED WOMEN (a). live In. one flor
housework the, other to cook, good home
and wages; white pref. Call DU; 3944
WANTED Couple. white or eolored: sal
ary, $500 month. Eight months yearly in
live rS1r months sr
home II miles from Boston, live in with
nrs.-elass private quarters of bedroom,
DAYS on dnty s one dsy consists on xssks
after breakfast and Sunday of after 1
pm. dinner: Usual amount of quiet en-
rsm Of three ADULTS
woman must be excellent plain cook and
man experienced in serving and driving.
Apply any , wseRday * morning ,s except Sat
Bring complete references Of i past work.
WORKING coupe Apply Box a47-M. Star. IA.
WOMAN, middle-aged: housework and
easf ., vf shd p1as csfar. sfxs vssf cs ana
1868 between and in eve.
WOMAN, colored, between 2b and IS yrs.
Can q ass No. sa;S, dss7 cooking; salary s35 yk.
WOMAN, white, 30-50 years, live in; small
ehildren''s boarding school. Might pre-
SSssaa44)' sa4 light duties. a4o1 Ga. ave, ssH
WOMAN, white. for g.hw; one adult in
family; live in: small salary, room and
board; Phone HI. 6134., IL
GOOD JOB, reliable colored woman; clean
apt, care of child: $40 a.m.-5:3O pm
10 days. SIS FIR 33O3 Ill
Evening star., 1948-03-11
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

perienced, wants Job 5h days per week.
$40 s3o per week; excellent references. Call
fLESATos GLsHs Tdae 6rPEaRsxxroR. colored girl de-
sires night work: from pm. to midnight,
time. 1915 18th st. NV. Ho. sss4.
GIRL, colored. neat. for housework OF
second-fioor work; stay nights. HI. is. 1872
GIRL, eolored, desires job as part-tLm.
oso Or fui-tlms H. @ maia; references. Call pu
ssr sprns sen ssrsi PEASANT esys s55
GIRL, colored, neat, desires part time
mo5nns P.s5anE, woFS s. tssy SSss wk good refs nc
GIRL, colored, desires full-time employ
ment as nursemaid or housemaid, thor
oughly trained and experienced. vi. 545s
GIRL. celorsd. wants Job ss nursemaid d
IL to 8 o'clock. District s076. H.
sEuLAH, Bsai IiHS1e' Ho. 1860. 80. '' ''0' A'A '
LADY. eolOTss' desires desire days work or as
LADY, White, IS Sr' YRS; old, would like house
MISS sAWITKE. MA. 1890, RIM .25.
aAHSDRf 5andie' u. dSPs ssss. in home by piece Oh
part-time i; WORK Nj. 55ss Before i I'M
ns asns sss'' sems C. g
after 3 pm. IL
WOMAN. colored, neat, reliable, wants
E.h.w., go home nights: good cook; city
refs MI 5S02.
WOMAN, colored wants days work OF
part time: best references. Call HO. 81 SO
WOMAN. cclored. capable, wants house.
work Mon through Fri. mornings, $40
to 1890; ref, health card. Ho. 1924
uOMAN .olorad d.sira. iob. living in.
s.hw.; or or 8 In family; 5 days wk.: S25.
call Thurs TR o397
Evening star., 1948-03-11
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, remodeling, carpentry. plas-
$50 and ia. 772o. -2i
ADDITIONS, Al remodeling, carpentry,
e9ns yeats sls 5rss esfaib
TON CONTRACTING 60, RE, 4477 81.
private roads; also done in gravel or stone.
tissPf AsPH,IT i2fD pRIyEwAYs and tennis COURT.
built BY BLACK TOP ROADS co. Phone
BTniLDER-coNTRAcToR-General repairs
Of all kinds; 81 s., rec I, rms and bars specially
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, ,haGstone ter
races: walks, chimneys, fireplaces,, cement
DRAINAGE drainase and na' ali kinds of EateTprookns'
F, MARcUCCIo. Rt. 4, Horners lane, Rock
vile Phone hon RoekyIIle ler 35SS o,u -
driyeways, porches; basement floors steps
G, GAALEA, AT; 1854 or FIR; 55I3: 10
paving, retaining walls, foundations, water
proofing underpinnins; precsst p, IinteISs TI,1.y.
eSs 'R5ts a0S coz snd cGnsFst. ssPs
FLOOR SERVICE .Nethins put the best,
aaet as,nf inssaIatfons sna n RTuee nishs5 ELooR-
ING coNTRACToRs. INC. 1912 Wiscon-
GENERAL eiF ERA No ocoNTiRAcr1NG - Recreation
rooms and attics in knotty pine, Celotex
or NuWood planking; bars, porches., steps,
tiled modern Kitchens ana baths with Per
matile; financing arranged throuSh FHA.
R. w RUSS, days, VI. 1905; ewes, FR.
GENERAL CONTRACTING co-carpentry.
Pa5nIiHs HOME sRfMopELINkeereatio rooms
attics, baths, kitchens; other inside work
Atico wall tile. all colors; rubber tile
flooring: free estimates SUBURBAN
CONSTR. CO.. UN. 1852, days or ewes;
HOME REPAIRING, remodeling, redcco-
rating. new constructions city or country,
experienced workmen: free estimates. con-
| tract or time and material basis. AUSTIN
| 7 QUICK CO, 1924 Monroe st. NV"
HYATTsViLLE Rn2af SV ,iil CONTRACTING co. -
Painting. papering, rooflng. and siding:
| all work guaranteed; monthly terms; free
estimates WA. 1896 days or evenings.
J. s. YOUNG, building construction and
alterations;. eommercIal and rss,deGtis' 9snJ
KITCHENS REDEsIGNED and installed ~
experts finest cabinets and appliances;
worn linoleum sink tops replaced with
'Formica' or stainless steel. Call for
estimate MODERN HOME CO. Ma. $40.
MODERNIZE YOUR KITCHEN and bath
room walls with chromite zinc base tile
for enduring beauty in variety OF coLor
and design; free estimates. TR. $3.50
FOR INSTALLATION of new bathrooms
or remodeling of old. all work under my
personal supervision. Call T. j. FITI-
Reaso5SSali RREeasoSaBMIE IL ESTIMATES chcerfglly
given on all home remodcling Jobs Attic
HYDALE CONTRACTORS, Warhcid sss7
Evening star., 1948-03-11
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK-G.H.W.; family of adults: modern
home; Bendix washer and incinerator:
cooking and serving required: stay nights
pleasant home for woman with aualifica-
tions as stated: city ref EN- 1870. III
help with ironing; no nights or Sundays.
" day, Wednesdays, salary, S22.50 wk. :;
city references and health card required;
COOK and s,h;w:: experienced, for small
@ referenees s s25 s weef M qRsiaas En- 4sas sm CITY
COOK. G.H.W., age 3O-4O: exper live
in upstairs rm. and bath: ref. required 3
ADULTS; best wages to capable help. EN-
COOK -G.Hw.. colored. Bendix. bla days,
fond of children: live in: recent refer
COOK -GH.We, coiored. must live in: $40
sefs rea e 5ssp @ Ss sranSsWin. "' St. nW, EN- IN
k cook-c -caw.; r.. no laundry. Ia other help e en- en-
band; best ref. REQ. EN-; 1s42; Ill
essential; Bendlx washer, small 2-bedroom
Is1,s Slaps5 ' sseeIsnt ssisrsnc:s req ssaui!sd;
gay or 1oEI Friday of. Salary, $3.50 to start
COUPLE. white, for, housework, care Of
smoking Or drinking; $3.50 mo. Elk. 1894.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK and cook, small
apt 51a days. fond of children; ref. rea.;
s9HGs SHs saS65T Sli6G 4fs9 and .,ss, With
children. live in: Thurs. and Sun after
enee; girl bet. 25-s5; s2s so per wk. GE.
G.H.w., Virginia family with children
1880 through pm. dinner; $40, days.
G.H.W., good salary, live in: heavy laun-
dry sent out. Phone EN-. s127. Refer
G.H.w.. with ref; must be neat: days;
GHW AND COOK, for family Of 8. in
wkly. in exchange for services: THURSDAYS
after breakfast and alternate Sundays of
No objection to working husband. ref. NO
GIRL. clean and reliable. for gh.w.: hrs,
e ehe1erfy y e Circle, 0 chsTeriy, i Nd. per is
GIRL, colorsd' e. yrs; oa,s or over, shw.
days: $50 plus carfare silver Spring.
MAJ Nj a7t2 k uS SWaM. e I'm Whit. ,r eo,or,d 40
to IS years ITO chsu1eur and do do
upstairs room; $50 per week; interestine
position e4o1 GeorEia ave" sE 1874.
HoUsEkEErER, white. for smpl eple., 3
children; ,s125 mo. pvt. rm. and bath
aogss2RwookksiEak: sia white, cook. fond OF
Eoom; S135; rR; O654: ii ,
Children age 4=s: IS. Separate h living % quarters
seSd salary, Bog iso-M, star; a.
live s0dpe n NH Te soND s5ss 81 Ts
Ne. Nc RE. 2727. Mrs. Jones uN. 1885
Evening star., 1948-03-11

BOoKKEEPER-SECR young. ex-
psrisnced all phases double entry book
BooKKEEfER, capable complete charge
double-entry books, desires connection
With local firm; min. salary, $3.50. Box
BooKKiEEsPfiE;R-ExEc. SECRETARY, COL
lege degree. experienced in double entry,
Engagement: Box 2O4-M. Star IL
with fve,year-old y daughter city or nearby
s20m dessn re@od a1ts
sys; sS;o gowns owns, specially; rsas. MISS BERT,
s 1Eyes GsoyERSSESss f g. oR NtRsE fnx ssSs
telephone mornins, ai co. os54 W 10 'fase'
GIRL, colored. wants work, ONCE cleaner
school education HI. 7s47. AZ
GlkL, exper, wants ironing and cleaning
1R Sh Sat' coIarsd Gart TR ssIrst sS14 nos;,o,
typist or messenger; Govt. exper. FIR. 03S5.
esn.4., GIRL c0lS5ed Or a.sa desires position " ssrk
GIRL desires fuli"time position; two years
fgpna 9y S0llese N pus experience knowledge. OF
jjsANiffiREss. coSa coiored. with references,
saaHy Minss Bex Bes'':S saM T'sa ss.r quarters sPa
MOTHERS HELPER, or housework: mid
dle-aged % lady would like position; live in.
NURSE, colored, graduated practical hos
pital experience. available; day or night,
any case, private, dr.'s references. ME.
NURSE, graduate. practical, colored. hos
pitai exper.., will care for maternity case,
inyalid, work in docter's of1ee or care of
NURSE jis -GoVERNEss. Ne Experienced, wishes
position with children; refs. Chestnut
PRACTICAL NURSES, available; trained
graduates; day or night duty; reasonable
rates. DI 1884, MISS BEE, weekdays only
SECRETARY, experienced ONCE routine
governmental contracts, ETC.: competent
stenographer, full or part time position.
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER = corre-
spondent, experience includes public rela-
tions. publications. Box 252-K, Star. IA
STENOGRAPHER, for the executive, re-
auiring part-time services; telephone and
mail service, dictation by phone; hourly,
weekly or monthly basis; personalized ef-
tieiency. 34Oa Conn. ave, OR. 61O0. -l2
STORE MAID, eXperisnced,, desires work;
GOOD. honest girl. willing to work; good
TELEPHONE oPERAToR, woman. settled,
wants part time, by day or hour: 3 hours
minimum, 81 per hour. Experienced, ref
erenceS. RA 92S2.
WANTED, job as baby sitter or companion
to invalid experienced, WO. 5442.
YOUNG LADY, good appearance. travelling
through the States in new car. would like
to represent a good product OK 274S