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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-12-30
RIVERSIDE
REAL ESTATE co.
Phone Kennewick 1896
Richland 8O1J
Leo Arehart Phone 2ssR Paset
We Sell Insurance
$40 Avenue c Kennewick
NOTICE OF HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT AND
FOR DISTRIBUTION

| NOTICE OF HSHHJNf- ON
FINAL ACCOUNT AND
PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION
No. 1929
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
iOF THE STATE OF WASHING
TON IN AND FOR BENTON
COUNTY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF CORA A. LEAS,
Deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY given
that E. J. Leas, Executor of the
Last Will and Testament of the
deceased, has filed his Final Ac-
count and Petition for Distribu-
ton In the office of the Clerk of
the above entitled Court, and that
the Court is asked to settle said
Final Account, to distribute the
property of said estate to the heirs
or persons entitled to the same
and to discharge the Executor.
Said Final Account and Petition
for Distribution win be heard by
the Court at the Court House in
Prosser, Benton County, Washing
ton, on the q day of January.
at the hour of 1000 o'clock
in the forenoon.
E. J. LEAS, Executor
BY MoULTON, POWELL &
CESS,
His Attorneys. 12.3O.1.1a
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takes an active interest In all
city and community improve
ments, the committee said.
The nominee Of the Kennewick
Highlands Womans club was MIS-.
pleted her 18th year Of leader
r. W. Wood, who has just COM
ship Of a girls 4 H club and IS
assuming the leadership Of two
groups of girls for the coming
year. Her volunteer work with
the extension service and her
active participation in the work
of the grange, the Christian
church and other clubs was men-
toned by the committee.
The name of Carolyn Skirving
was presented by the Kennewick
Preschool P.T.A. Mrs. Skirvlng.
the nominating committees letter
noted, Is the mother Of two
children and assists her husband
in the conduct Of his business,
still finding time to serve As q
substitute teacher and take part
In q varied program Of community
service. She has been In charge of
the grape festival pet parade dur
ing the past 3 years, and also
supervised the Halloween parade.
Among her many interests is
included her work in the Methodist
church Sunday school and in the
Preschool p. T. A. ..a-.
Ruth Simmelink, nominee of the
American Legion auxiliary, was
described as a housewife and
mother of three children and a
loyal worker for the betterment of
the community. Her services as
chairman of the Benton county
seal sale for the tuberculosis
league and with the Red Cross
and Community Chest drives was
cited, as was her leadership IN
the youth programs of the All
J clubs, the grange, and the Ameri.
can Legion auxiliary. In addition
the committee outlined her work
with the Rainbow Mothers club
the p. T. A., the Methodist church
w. S. c. S, the Locust Grove
grange. the Toastmistress club and
the Business and Professional
Womans club
The Toastmistress selected Mrs
Lance Read Is their nominee
outlining her work In her profes.
sion Of nursing, and her signifi.
cant contributions to the worn
Of the American Nurses associa.
ton, the Association Of University
Women and the Business and pro.
fesxonai Womans club. She wa.
praised, too, for her work b.
Royal Matron Of Amaranth; In t.e
field Of health education for CTR
Scouts; the county library plan:
and the movement to submit the
question Of the city manager form
OF government to q vote Of the
people. Mrs. Read, said the com
mittee, has also assisted in tine
activities Of the Red Cross and
is to be commended for her ex-
tensive record Of community
service.
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time, the city superintendent not
ed, officials will have exact data
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.... RIVERSIDE
REAL ESTATE co.

Modern 2 bedroom home In
Benton City. All furnished
with $500 worth Of furni-
ture. Can be bought with low
down payment. Total price
$4,000. .... .
To See is to Buy. Brand new
modern home In Kennewick.
Immediate possession. This is
one Of the best buys in the
Tri-City area. $500. Terms.
will trade 3 room house in
Pasco for late model car. To-
tai price $500.
S acres in Pasco. Can be
bought for $3.50.
We have complete fixtures
for grocery that Is In storage
that can be bought at very
good discount.
so acre farm. II head stock,
2 hogs, some chickens. THIS
has new S room house and
milk route that pays $500 per
month, besides your farm In
come. This can be bought On
terms that win pay Of. This
Is q good opportunity for
anyone that wants % farm.
100 acre farm, ideal for
dairy. Large fine barn, two
houses, 20 acres alfalfa, 20
acres oats, rest In pasture.
Total price $1,000. One-half
cash.
10 acre farm. Large barn and
very modern three bedroom
house. This party will trade
for city property in Pasco
or Kennewick.
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Too Late To Classify
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-15

trip, and go south to join the Con-
federate army. But soldering, though
his sympathies were rebel, had no
attractions for Boone Helm. He ac-
cepted the horse and equipment,
promised to mend his ways, and was
o back at his old pursuits in his
old haunts.
There was a member of Plummer's
gang who was known, also, as Old
Tex; he was not Helms brother.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-04-15

The sobriquet, N. P. Langford
pointed out, was a common one in
the west. This brother seems to
have been a fairly decent sort, never
known to be involved in robbery or
murder. He was killed when thrown
from a wild horse.
Faced Death Boldly
Their manner of meeting death
was as different, in Plummer and
Helm, as the methods by which they
pursued an identical career. Plum
mer proved to be a coward, and at
no time was Helm less than the
staggering ruffian he had been
through life. He accepted his death
sentence without fear, and when
asked if he wished to make any re-
quest, wanted only a last drink. Nor
did he lose any of his self-possession
as he stood on a packing case, a
moose around his neck, and watched
the first of his four unfortunate
companions swing.
With him were Haze Lyons, re-
signed, and seemingly penitent; Club
Foot George Lane, the little crippled
shoemaker whose bench, in Dance
and Stuart's store, had been such a
handy place from which to CLEAN
information for the gang. Frank
Parrish and Jack Gallagher.
The latter cursed and wept as he
was led to the place of execution
and was reproved by Helm. But
only when G~allagher's turn came to
die, were his oaths silenced, by a
tightening rope.
Helm watched him with hardy
interest.
"Kick away, Old jack" he re-
marked, "Tn see you in hell in a
minute!" And then as the box was
being pushed from under his own
feet: "Hurrah for jeff Davis! Let
'er ripi"
The Boot Hill back of Virginia
City is quiet now, a barren knob
grown over with prickly grass
where it hasn't been stripped of the
last vestiges of growth, by the auto.
mobile wheels of passing tourists
who pause by the five neat meta
grave markers.
Years after the gold camps wer,
deserted by restless stampeders, tn,
graves on the hill were opened
there was doubt whether they wer,
road agent graves, but when Clul
Foot Georges crippled member wa
found, the question was answered.
The historical library in Helen
and the museum in Virginia Cit,
have divided the wooden marker
once used on these graves.
Next issues Stage and Wage,
Routes.
Evening star., 1948-05-31
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; DOCKS started, kept
part time. tax returns prepared, state.
7ads AND az aad so54
aene sebs! can sal wo' 500 ''us'"0F'ny 81. ana
sober WITH % W Years experenee @ N k0Ga Europe rope
speak French, Italian. Spanish and little
English: Box l46-C. Star. 81
ELDERLY WHITE MAN wants work as
U. s, guard. Tel. MI. 5217 81
MAN with sales. engineering accounting
and s9ntaet neSperienes excellent social
just lost entire, savings in own business,
but am not licked, have excellent health,
extremely active: will take .,,y any honest
suit in an immediate and reasonable in
come, Box 25l-C. Star L.
MAN, youns, desires mangerial or sales
selling and buying mems and women S
references Boz 3ss-D, Star. -
FAINTER DECORATOR, expert all
BRANCHES best references, reliable, own
PTRcHAsiNG AGENT, iela eeperieneed din in con.
struction materials. building supplies
hardware, material control office manage
ment; available shortly. Box l64-c, Star
RESIDENT MANAGER. wishes position with
large garden apt; IS years experience;
engagement n eaa good references, Box 2s5-
YoUNG MAN, coored, references, sober
or ond rneR heRest pspons xpoaf 09 driving car
WAITER, colored experienced head waiter,
BRYANT DE. 1921 or or write sS4 Elm st. St
AMBITious AMI TsSt'EESG YouNG MAN, Jewish, to
lent references; car. Box 21s-c, Star
Evening star., 1948-05-31
SALESMEN.

statesmen, exper.. to call on hotels, hos
pts,s and Frqsery fs stores ssns groceries
SSRe s. Eye s55sl AePy eo Ps!FG6 PBs ST
Al ARE YoT TK !55P ToP sxkEsM1sss.keepssalke Xh lM1sss.
Americas s, largest selling diamond ring, has
opening for territory manager to cover
9inia, Washinston, B. G. G eit area; must have
successful record of selling in iewelry field
Commissions $4,000 to $4,000 annually
CO; CO nc; I2o East Washington St, syra-
TRUCK SALESMAN I. opening with factory
perienced in selling heavy duty trucks and
e Teay sas sary plus
ssIy 10 e Boy Sa4S ssas
trained in our Wash once for saleSwork
With national disqualification company.
income ' bracket Excel 0G opportuni.y m uni 4'Fo FOR
.ga-getter-" Car must Rm sos All
sAlEsMTN sih S ~ With to Excellence wanted to
work Wash. selling tires, batteries, auto
supplies to fleet operators. Good salary.
car furn vac With psy ho52iazaton no5a
to promotions. Apply between :! and q
pm Tues, Wed. and Thurs. FIRESTONE
sI1FRlEWai. sFlW.S So4 ,se,1 ave yrrs ne sxce, onn6rt
for high powered man to earn good money
in steady position; no night work: sal
MARVIN S CREDIT. IA Tth st NV i
SEVERAL MEN WANTED TO sell world S
finest reference Bible; our men earn from
P o. BOY 269 Gastonla. N. G. q.
ARE You MAKING 500 PER WEEK.
L not, apply SOUTHERN INSULATING
Will teach you how to sell insulation;
goods statesmen can make up to $500
per week If you are an honest, sincere,
hard worker. reply TO tins ad See MR.
PALM, after /" noon Tuesday. Il
Evening star., 1948-05-31
HELP MEN lcont.l.

ARE ARE, roy making $500 per week. II not,
sspbpiy sb SOUTHERN INSULATING CO. 4l6
you how to sell insulation. Good salesmen
can make UP to $500 per week If you
are an honest, sincere hard worker, reply to
Tlis,d 11is "a: See Mr.. Palm, after IL noon
lNsURANCE-An excellent opportunity in
an an established insurance brokers' ONCE
Tor ambitious young man between ages
dsr.a - and % with high school or college
eoucation; attractive salary with oppor-
tunlty. for advancement in a permanent
ero%lne organization: we want an alert
lntelligent man to fill position of re-
s2onsibilty; our employees know Of this
qualifications. Box 145-B. Star. 81
WANTED SOBER, exper. grocery man, for
sci service super market Apply in per-
Son S to the BUCKINGHAM SUPER MAR
kET, 1920 Nichols ave. Sc. Il
UNITED AIRLINES needs ramp serviceman,
aged aged 20 to 80; salary, 81 pei, hr, with
advancement possible All employe bene-
FITS provided, Apply MR.; DORSEY, Hangar
z, Washinston National Airport, from 9
10 2 m, Tuesday, June /. -31
ALL-AROUND PRESSER. exper Apply in
person Tuesday. STIEFFS CLEANERS, 607
H st ne. -3l
Evening star., 1948-05-31
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS
~VY-1~, --NyI

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY handles the
better school and office positions. 204
Colorado Building: 14th and G RE. 1898.
SECRETARIES STENOGRAPHERS We
have lge number of openings with
reputable firms. paying top salaries; these
positions deserve your consideration: cour-
teous interviews and competent placement.
AMBASSADOR EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
l424 K st. NV. Suite 20s..a ST. 7415.
(For your convenience we shall also be
sRcREfaaY SECT MfPaaaiYy s55 vk, law exper. pre- pref,
real opportunity; secretary, 5 day. whole
sale, $50: stenog, auto agency. retail,
81 IS up; tax lawyer stenog, ne, $50 wk.;
stenog., gen. contractor, exper" $50;
temp. stenog.. "a wks,, $50 wk. secre-
tary. patent law esper., 500 wk. Always
openings, temp and perm; select firms.
top salaries, See Miss Young; I'm Est ISx Sxi,IIt Is
sERVIGE. 1911 G st, NV. (next church,
TYPIST. $50 wk. college grad, excel.
typist, perm; dental asst, exper,, $40 wk.;
PIX operator. $50 mo-; practical nurse:
live in and S"5: typist-clerk, 3 meals and
S13O. Sec Miss Reed Est. l6 yrsD. We'll
come, PERONNEI4 SERVICE, 1871 G st.
n W. MA. 6oSS. MA. y ID.
TYPISTS, to 500: statistical office. 81
to 500; receptionist-typ $40 wk.;
personnel office typist, start S15o;- stenos-
Bond IRE: .s2sl, mr. Eye st, FORD
EMP. SERVICE, 913 18th st. NV, near
SALESMAN, se5 wk. mD, must have
grocery exper; excel. opporty.: car fur
nished; perm; real salesman needed; NATL.
organization. BOYD'S, 700 18th. MA.
Evening star., 1948-05-31

ADDITIONs. Al home improyemnts from
FAX HSl TSnISEs GEHT CO. re .a5T
al work guaranteed; free estimates; Be
area area only. sd6s r H. BEST INC WI. 1888;
AsKlElW's dkll HOME HOME sERv.-paintins, paper
hanging a. sandins, undermining, bsmt.
eaFPfNrFa e EfGa fsss woRk Rs panne aane remodens
TsDss nPsss wsff fFP ReR iSe ss
CARPENTRY.-Hoine, once and store re-
cf%ENT cfShs IN woRk, ORR stone walls, fasstones,
dvaays yss poobs esnns wa
'Df MaRcuee1o alseasei a. Routs a'ua Horners lane
Nd Us toT o1Ss walks
| foundations, waterproonng: anas1p.nnlns'
dria. va. TIE. 1867. ~
I1o. sssn sssEsSsnas .:s,,ns sus q. es:.'
ING coNTRAcToR1 Hsc. 1914 wiseon-
Il Ioai sis RHaoSIiSc. hS aSLS rec. rms, a,,les.
pliances. Altico wall tile. all colors; rubber
tile flooring: free estimates. SUBURBAN
IRON WORK, fire escapes, railings, pre-
os E'5s WoRks s5sass 'pS ifss nj" 18TH PIGS
kfTcaPSs Kni aieSi REDEsIGNED and installed by
Experts; tlnest cabinets and appliances;
estimate. MODERN HOME CO., MA. giro.
PAPER HANGING-Sample book shown in
your home. Estimate free. Work guaran-
| teed. Now is the hour Call Ii. 1853,
SCREEN DOORS, SCREEN wIRE-Large
stock of screen wire. bronze. galv: and
black; also most standard sizes screen
doors. WOLFE & BORDOW HOW'RE,
North Capitol and X sts.. Republic 2y02
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while have the
material. Call Sligo 3942., w. D. TAYLOR.
ATTENTION. HOME OWNERS-Any work,
from foundation to root; Call HARRIS g.
HARRIS. Contractors ST. 74S9 or RA.
CALL THE HYDALE CONTRACTORS today
for reas. estimates on all home improve
ments and remodel jobs. attic rms, ad-
ditions a speciality. WA. Sss7. UN.
434l IS
EVANSVILLE CONTRACTING CO. -
Painting, papering, roofing and siding; all
work guaranteed; monthly terms; free estl-
mates WA. S4S6. days or evening.
Evening star., 1948-05-31
PERSONAL {cont.) ],

"CAAlP MONfROSE"-22nd season. Girls
and swimming. Season s weeks. 5000
.'1 'n'IsiE ';s''ds :ss hRs sAfss1t' u e.
PARsoNs' % fcsStss couNTRYsiDE RYYssiiDE CAMP assure.
sots.n soaa sea camp .1psHienees iseaePe
pony riding, swimming. creative arts and
crafts: music. archery; boxing; separate
sare maiea upSn aea %
director, Weekdays and Sundays, inspec-
ROOM 90 "A AND BOARD for elderly people, with
nursing care; re- opposite Walter Reed Hos
2laa;' aRE {otR Saj tsii ssiiifEplNe QUARTERS uneom-
fortably warm at night? JOSEPH D.
GRIGsBY CO: has solved this problem for
til Il pm. M Phone calls accepted. IA.
FREE MICE front room, board and al
willing to cook breakfast and dinner foI
souSS sf5'Gn TRudR TX a S'15 public addres,
VoicR 5essESfs sH5
CABINET BATHS, reducing; gentlemen
fSfER sHSi eoP & l.yoats out oia aftvork
complete plans and production of book
lclo, uliCCt lAdh anu puuliSntloA Nd Ii.
paigns: Moderate rates. Alex. $3.50. 81
PERMANENT WAVES. a, shampoo anS
Work done by advanced students. VAR
DENTAL TECHNICIAs-JosEPH RICE
Prompt service on dental plate repairs
Affiliations on an ladies' Garmentsi
prompt and enacient ssrviese: s., open ewes
LEA ENGEL, dressmaker, lilo F st. NV
wishes to thank her many customers for
their very kind interest in her during her
recent illness and hopes to be back at
business to serve them again on or about
June 15. Il
PIANO TUNER, washington and suburbs,
within radius ] q 30 Tns milss Repairs .ss7 re-
evenings. -6
VANTED-Men and women who are un-
married and enjoy good company, and who
like to fish on Chesapeake Bay, ride horses
swim bowl, n.y. play golf or who ike !,
you are over 20 and Of sood eharacter
NV. Phone DE 25O0, / to p pm, i
Evening star., 1948-05-31
HElP DOMESTIC,

hElP OOMESIIS.
So0k Ss K "e e.. Me- sh s5s Ms n HE iuafs
e,a >; ess,. sss ss.t ", lily: 7s4s m
COOK, also chambermaid and sewing
white best va wages apply 74s jackson pi
COOK Coon G .HW.. w. white: local references re-
quired: live in; 2 adults; no laundry: bha-
NfAL @ Nsfh MetsHWoRR T9 aS5 n2rnnsi sood cook tax,
care of children. Good references. GE
civ, exper with children; no cooking
CHI SIadsS hits 30
yi xsD B. cook os'fphens city sH Fsts ssSl in
downstairs, room and bath: school age
children adult sduts; , every ~! sun; and o. Wee
Week ats Phone el0fs EM fr4@ 4a4s Sus STOP s per
iiys IL: ia fond e Of w shildTsai sas week; ref
HoUsEKEEPER, ase s5-4o, experienced;
. years essential stay nights; top
salary; high m character nsst and references
laoGsEkfEpER:cook, fa5y fE R S highly trustworth,
and well-trsined person: for permanent
PaI9n y and ID Soms Ssss an saeesn
aousEkfEFfR, ff1' sci RETiR white lady in need o,
home to live in; housework and must BE
fond Of children: sig wk. TR. 1866. 81
MAID TO LIVE IN-Lovely room and
bath. new house. all electrical equipment;
g,h.w., partial cooking and care of child;
good salary. Sligo 9122. .
MAID, colored, over 80, must be exp. care
months during summer. Live-in. UpstaSs
rm and bath; Ref RIA. 5ll5; II
MAID, G.H.W.: fond of children. Live-in
preferred or stay some nights, So so.
Call IA. 530S. i
NURSEMAID. colored between 25.35; live
in: care of children; to go to seashore for
3 mos. during summer; references; other
NURSEMAiD, care of children. light
gh.w.; must live in; $50 per wk. SH.
WOMAN to care for invalid couple; must
WANT POLITE. NEAT, white or
eolored maid that can cook, clean and
laundry; unless you are good at all of
these do not answer; family of residing
in Bethesda, all adults but one; references
required salary. $50 per week hours.
7:45 through 6:15 dinner; Sundays. till
about 3: Call for interview, w. p ALLEN,
Evening star., 1948-05-31
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEARN TO DRIVE in washinstons oldest.
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school: Ia4S model cars,
patented oual controls. EASY METHOD,
North 1894.
MODEM TRAINING In besusy culture. all
subjects taught. Approved by Government
for GI training WAR-LYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 Q st nv. DI 1852
AIRLINES NEED YOUNG MEN as passen-
gC and station agents; may advance to
station managers.,, with salaries to $500
veterans. Phone Mr.. Valentine for appt:,
or write kivng full data on yourself
Munsey Bldgs washington 4, D. c.. DI
AUTO DRIVING LEssoNs-Prof. instruc-
tors, dual control cars. lessons for 500
permit secured. CALVERT DRIVING
SCHOOL, ia. 5490. 81
PIANO-Haye several openings for begin
ners; special summer rates. RA. 0700.
PRACTICAL NURSING-Learn by doing
actual classroom instruction on hospital
equipment; diploma in few months; no
high school necessary no age limit. Write
for free booklet or phone RE. 3064, Ma
TIONAL INSTITUTE OF TACTICAL NURS-
ING g00-Qll G nj. Il
Evening star., 1948-05-31
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

COOK for small summer resort: refer
ences required; good wages TW. s!33.
FOUNTAIN HELP-well-p work at our
soda fountain; pleasant working conditions,
perm. employment excellent opportunity
for advancement, vacation With pay. Apply
at any PEOPLES DRUG STORES or en-
ployment office. ~ P st. ne. Mon. through
Fri. am. to 4:3O pm.
MAN AND WIFE, white or colored, Must
knew how to drive school bus. Woman
to do plain cooking. Live in. $500 per
month 94Ol Ga. ave, ST. 1874, -31
YOUNG MAN. or young woman: expert
enced only; for soda fountain luncheonette;
good pay, pleasant working conditions g.
day ,Vk;; closed Thurs Apply in person,
PHARM :; Ae1sndT,a, Va al
have modern apt. over garage; desire re-
liza Bile colored couple, husband and wife
wife to work as maid and husband to
work part or full time around house:
salary and apt; must have good refer
ences- Call MRS. ROSE SCHLEIN. 915
New York ave. NV. MA 14l6 i
SILK FINISHER, experienced only: steady
employment. Call Mr. Skies. OIL 2434 or
apply in person to PENTHOUSE CLEAN
ERS, 1915 Bethesda ave. Bethesda, Md.
WOOL PRESSER, experienced only; steady
employment. Call Mr.; Skies. OIL. 2434. or
apply in person to PENTHOUSE CLEAN
ERS, 1918 Bethesda ave, Bethesda. Md.
Evening star., 1948-05-31
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COUNTER CLERK, girl, colored; expert
enced; references. Call TIA. 1924, to
5, Mon. and Tues. il
DRESSMAKING, design. remod.. altera-
BERT. 1880 irving st. NV. Apt. 4. AID.
1"3s
GIRL. light colored. exper., desires Job as
waitress; prefer day work. AID. 6119 after
4 pm.
NURSES or 10 hour day duty. Call
LII S475. or If 10 answer FIR. S67o j"
vate case; available at once. AD.. 65s1.
PRACTICAL NURSE, day or night duty;
live in. Phone SH. 3S35, 81
PRACTICAL NURSES available; trained
graduates: day or night duty; reasonable
rates. DI 43s4. MISS BEE, weekdays only
COLORED GIRL. exper. in cafe, wants job
serving on steam table. making coffee. etc,
hours, s am to 3 pm, am. TO p m.
Call MI 1850 31s
Evening star., 1948-05-31
fsRSoNAl

VACANCY for elderly people; nursing care
and tray service: large grounds and porch
one block from bus and carline. HI, $40.
DENTISTS AND PROSPECTIVE DENTISTS.
Excel opportunity to purchase fully equip
modern dental ONCE and practice; 2-ehatr
office and X-ray; now operating for the
past Is yrs in local Wash. D. c.. COM
munity. For details write Box 1927,
KALORAMA CoNVALEsCENT HOME for
ambulatoYy convalescents: private. semi
private and small ward rooms; registered
nurses. day and night; supervised Diet
DE. 26s1. -a1
Evening star., 1948-05-31

GIRL, colored wants job. general house
work and cooking: good refs. DU. 91al
GIRL, colored. desires job reliable. de-
pendable, honest. ME-. 4@45.
GIRL, colored. desires day work. TR. SOIL
GIRL, colored, wants days work; ref
erences AK. 6S4O. l.
GIRL, coored, desires steady work as
hw or nursema1d; exper. and good ref
erences: or 5l2 days. Ii. 1870 or
IRONING OR WASHING, by Christian
lady Ii. 6940. 81
LAUNDRESS, hand. desires laundry work
to do at home; experienced and reliable.
Call NO. 81 50. d"
WOMAN. colored. desires part-time do
nestle work AID. ll06.
EXPERT SPRING housecleanin done by
hour or Job; walls, woodwork, floors, win
dows, etc; reasonable rates. Ii. 51SS.
Evening star., 1948-05-31
DOMESTIC.
WE HAVE ALL TYPES of experienced do
mestlc helm Call DE 6645 al
BUSINESS SERVICES.

TELEPHONE ANSWERING service, auto
matte, reliable; your telephone, covered
sages handled with intelligence and dis
cretion; low monthly rate. Room ;}02.
ifo1 K ST. q RE. 0616. q
Evening star., 1948-05-31
MOTOR TRAVEL,

will drive your car any where in the
country; references. Wo. 696s after g..
81
SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday; can take 3;
share expenses. Call Monoay, 4 to pm.
Evening star., 1948-05-31
HELP WoMEN.

WANTED-Registered nurse. doctors Of
fce, tipping experience, local references
required. Call Ex; 4455;, =
work. Retail store exp. preferred. Typ
ing essential. Perm. position. CAPITOL
FIR SHOP 1908 q st NV -5
Evening star., 1948-05-31
BEAUTY PARloRS.

THE LITTLE FRENCH GIRL" Henriette,
formerly with Lyle Beauty Salon, will
look forward to seeing her customers at
the CONSTANCE BEAUTY SHOPPE, 705
18th st. NV. Phone EX. 400, Ext. POI
Evening star., 1948-05-31
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

JANITOh-Man and wife wish part tin
Job child, 4. with quarters. Reference
Telephone AT. 42l1. 81
Evening star., 1948-05-31
HONE IMP. COMPANIES tcons.)
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ROOF LEAK? Walls or cellars wet?
have the answer Small Jobs wanted. p
p WADDELL, TR. 1879. =
Evening star., 1948-05-31
HELP WOMEN,

NURSE, reg, with public health exp, for
director of small visiting nurse service
Apt. assured. Inquire ALEXANDRIA
VISITING NURSE SERVICE. AL. 1122.