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Evening star., 1948-03-27
HHgHen0t Society
Announces Plans
For Anniversarp

The Huguenot Society of WASH
ington will observe its goth ami
versary with special program on
April 10 at 8 o'clock at the WASH
ington Hotel.
The occasion will also commemo-
rate the 35oth anniversary of the
PRONUNCIATION Of the Edict of Nantes.
Jonkheer o. Reuchlin, Minister
of the Netherland, will make the
principal address, on the subject
What Price Freedom" The Rev
DR.. Marcel Brun of Philadelphia
will represent the founder, the Rev
DR.. Florian Vurpillot, now visiting
in Paris. DR.. Bruins topic will be
"Huguenots, Builders OF Democ-
racy."
The Rev. DR.. George Cleaveland,
canon of Washington Cathedral, will
give the invocation and pronounce
the benediction and the Rev. DR..
Charles Carhart will give a speech
of welcome. The Rev. DR.. Pierre
Toureille, pastor of the French
Protestant Church of Washington,
will introduce the distinguished
guests and present the speaker.
Guests from diplomatic circles will
include the British Minister, Sir
John Balfour; T. H. Eustace, Coun-
selor of the Legation of the Union
Of South Africa. and Guy de Rham
Of the Swiss Legation.
The Federation of Huguenot So
cieties in America will be repre-
sented by the president general,
Harrison Deyo of New York. Rep
resenting other Huguenot groups
will be Mrs. William A. Porter of
the Manakin (Va) Society and C.
s. de Forest, president of the Old
Church Corp. in Charles
ton, S. c. Mrs. Alpheus Riddle,
president Of the West Virginia So
,iety, has also accepted.
The program will include q brief
talk by Samuel Herrick, past presi-
dent and charter member of the
society, and musical selections by
Justin Lawrie, Mrs. Charles Shep-
hard and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Leith Morrow.
A reception will follow the pro-
gram with Mrs. Elgie Gilbert Purvis,
president of the society, heading the
line.
Serving as ushers will be Charles
". Jones of Wilmington, DEL, and
1t. Col. Samuel Van Meter, 1t.
Comdr. Jesse Saunders and joyce
:. De Journette of Washington.
Attendance at the affair will be
" invitation only. Miss Emma Van
Ter Kooy is receiving acceptances.
Mss Mamie Hawkins is chairman
u the Program Committee.
Evening star., 1948-03-27

fiance Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph H. Giebel.
Miss Doyle is a graduate of Sacred
Heart Academy and Georgetown
Visitation Junior College. During
World War II Mr.. Giebel served
with the 17th and 82d Airborne
Divisions. He will graduate this
June from the Foreign Service
School Of Georgetown University
Beraydi.Kellar
A late fall wedding Is being
planned by Miss Louise Berardi and
Mr.. Robert James Kellar, whose
engagement Is announced today by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ber-
ardi of Silver Spring. Mr.. Kellar
is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kellar OF Chicago.
Evening star., 1948-03-27

4 announcements ofEmgagememts
HigbHgbt End of Holy Week

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. desmond D.
Balmer have announced in Vien-
ma, Austria, the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Virginia Jane Bal
mer, to MIR. James M. Hodgson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Hodg-
son Of New York.
Gen. Balmer currently is serv-
ing as deputy United States high
commissioner for Austria, stationed
in Vienna. Miss Balmer was grad
uated from the University of Okla
home in 1947 and was a member
Of ri Beta Phi Sorority.
Mr.. Hodgson, whose father is
Commercial Attache Of the United
States Embassy In Warsaw, Poland,
is a graduate of the Kent School
and Yale University, class of 1910.
He also attended the University of
Virginia Law School. During the
war he attained the rank of lieu
tenant commander in the United
States Naval Reserve and was
awarded the Silver Star while par
ticipating in operations in the
Southwest Pacific. He presently is
attached to the Office of the direc-
tor of intelligence at headquarters,
United States Forces, Austria.
No date has been announced for
the wedding.
PeferSon-BueI
From Brooklyn, N. Y, comes the
announcement of the engagement
of Miss Joyce Lewis Peterson to
Mr.. Meredith Showers Buel, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker S. Buel. The
announcement is made by Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Morton Peterson, parents
of the bride-elect. The wedding will
take place in the fall.
Miss Peterson was graduated from
Adelphi Academy and now Is a.
senior at the University of North
Carolina. She Is a member OF Pi
Beta Phi Sorority and was elected
to Chi Delta Phi Literary Sorority.
Mr.. Buel attended Mercersburg
Academy and Is graduate of the
University of North Carolina, where
he was a member of Phi Gamma
Delta Fraternity. He served in the
United States Navy for three years.
Doyle.Giebel
The engagement of Miss Mar
garet Frances Doyle to Mr.. Rich
ard A. Giebel is announced today.
The bride-elect is the daughter of
Mr.. William T. DOYLE and the late
Mrs. Agnes Jordan Doyle, and her
Evening star., 1948-03-27
In the Bridal Procession

Light and Mr.. Narcisenfeld is the
son Of Mrs. Isadore Nocklin and the
late Mr.. Maurice Narcisenfeld.
Mrs. Freedman was matron of
honor for her sister, while Miss
Jerry Males was maid of honor. The
flower girl was little Miss Carol
Freedman and the ring bearer was
Master Larry Freedman.
Mr.. Harvey Narcisenfeld was best
man for his brother and the ushers
were Messrs. Irving Ornstein, DON
aid Narcisenfeld, Bertrand Ostrow
Morton Ehrlich, Ralph Rothstein,
and Robert Viner and DR.. Maury
Lichtman Of Detroit.
PiffS.Poqneffe
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Grace Poquette, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph James Poquette, to
Corpl. Carl Howard Pitts, son OF
Mr.. Howard c. Pitts of Independ-
ence, Kan, and the late Mrs. Pitts,
took place recently in the chapel at
Kearney Air Field, Nebr. Chap
AnAA II. ~. Z dSC OlAIldOCu,
Miss Anna Faith Poquette was
her sisters only attendant and
Corpl. Roderick E. Morgan was best
man:
Riley.McGee
Miss Phyllis Elaine MCGEE and
Mr.. Wallace B. Riley, son Of Mrs.
Emma Riley. recently were married
in st. Stephen and the Incarnation
Church. The Rev. Stuart F. Cast
officiated at the double ring cere-
nony.
Given in marriage by her father,
Mr.. Jesse J. MCGEE of Huttonsville,
w. Va, the bride, who is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Georgia Carr, had her
sister, Miss Marjory MCGEE. as her
maid of honor. Mr.. Frederick Gar
ner, jr, was best man for his cous-
in and the ushers were Mr.. Charles
Hough and Mr.. Donald Kramer.
Evening star., 1948-03-27
obic announced

what economic developments the
American public must be prepared
to face in the near future will be
the subject of discussion at q
meeting to be sponsored by the
National Economic Policies Com
mittee of the District League Of
Women Voters at 1880 pm, Tuesday
at the YWCA, Seventeenth and K
streets NV.
What Now-Inflation or De-
flation-How Do We Prepare for
Either?' will be the topic of dis
cussion. Mrs. william Kaufman,
chairman of the committee, will pre-
side. The meeting will be open to
the public.
Evening star., 1948-03-27

to Con gre SIS
named Russia
as a threat to
world peace and
to American Sc
curity. A week
later, at a press
conference, in
a n s W erin g a
question as to
why we con-
tinue to send
Russia supplies
which might be
used against us,
he said that af-
ter all Russia Is
Evening star., 1948-03-27

Mr. ana MIS-. hugo MenKe nave
announced the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Margaret Charlotte
Menke, to Mr.. Leonard M. Tripp, jr.
Of Frederick, formerly of Tacoma
Wash. The wedding took place re-
Gently in the First Evangelical and
Reformed Church, the Rev. F. Mel
son Schlegel officiating.
Miss Agnes Baldwin and Miss Dee
Ward were the bridesmaids and Miss
Kathleen Tripp was Junior brides
maid.
Mr.. G. Wagner was best man and
the ushers were Mr.. Fred H. Menke.
brother of the bride, and Mr.. Henry
Eigelsbach.
Fisher.FIanigan
The Navy Chapel at Nebraska and
Massachusetts, avenues was the
scene of the wedding of Miss Mil
dred Eleanor Flanagan and Mr.. Ned
Linwood Fisher, the Rev. Mr.. Seiry
officiating. The bride Is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Flani-
gan Of Silver Spring and Mr.. Fisher
is the son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Fisher of Morganton, N. c.
Mr.. Flanagan gave his daughter
in marriage and her sister, Miss
Virginia Ann Flanagan, was maid
of honor, while Mr.. Loyal Fisher
was best man for his brother.
McKay-Mofhershead
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Stands Nc
Kay are living at 2l06 Dayton street
in Silver Spring following their
wedding trip. Mrs. Mckay formerly
was Miss Dorothy Mothershead and
is the daughter Of Mrs John Moth
ershead and the late Mr.. Mothers
head. Mr.. McKay's parents are Mr..
and Mrs. John Mckay Of Blyths-
vile, Ark.
The ceremony was performed in
the Church of the Atonement in
Silver Spring, the Rev. Eugene w.
Allen officiating and the reception
followed in the home of Mrs. Moth
ershead.
Mack-Grimes
Mr.. and Mrs. Eustis b. Grimes of
Swampscott, Mass, announce the
of their daughter, Miss
Mary Frances Grimes, to Mr.. Neil
M. Mack, son of Rear Admiral
Cornelius H. Mack, retired, and
Mrs. Mack of Fairfax.
The wedding took place recently
in the rectory Of st. Johns Church
in Swampscott. and the bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Joan
Grimes. Mr.. Robert Grimes was
best man
Announcement is made OF the
marriage recently of Miss Connie
Burgess and Mr.. Charming D.
Staples, the ceremony taking place
in the First Congregational Church
with the Rev. Carl Heath Kopf Of
Mrs. Staples is the daughter Of
Mr.. John Burgess of Salem, 8. O.,
and Mr.. Staples is the son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Staples
of Albemarle County, Va.
Narcisenfeid.Liaht
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin B. Narcisen-
field went to Miami and Havana on
their welding trip and have taken an
apartment in the Westchester They
we're married recently in the west
ballroom of the Shoreham Hotel,
Rabbi Metz. and Rabbi Kaufman
oficiated, and a dinner followed in
the Louis Seize room The bride
S the former Miss Ruth Light,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Evening star., 1948-03-27
Czech VioIinist Seeks
To Stuy in Turkey
By the Associoted P~ss

ISTANBUL, Turkey. Mar. 26-
The newspaper Cunhuriyet said last
night that Vassa Prihoda, noted
Czech concert violinist, had asked
for political asylum in Turkey.
Prihoda was not available for
comment. The newspaper said he
requested permission to stay here
rather than return to his native
country.
Evening star., 1948-03-27

SeTaIeQ. r I o m
where he sits
t h e situation
doesn't look at
all hopeless for
the Democratic
p a r ty with
himself at the
head of it. And
there isn't the
slightest doubt
in his mind that
he will still be
the head of it
when the smoke
of the Phila-
delphia conven-
ton has cleared
Evening star., 1948-03-27
Panama Trade Drops

Panama's retail trade fell off
sharply after the United States mil
itary authorities declared Panama
City and Colon off Limits, following
withdrawal Of troops from 10 de-
tense sites and demonstration by
banana studentS
Evening star., 1948-03-27
Loew's OfficiuI Dies

NEW YORK, Mar. n P). -
Charles K. Stern, assistant treas
urer of Loew's. Inc, motion picture
distributors and theater owners,
died yesterday. He was native of
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1948-03-27
By LosoeH MeHen

President Truman doesn't be-
lieve all he reads about himself.
He is convinced that reports of his
political death are grossly exag-
Evening star., 1948-03-27
By Constantine Brown

II y Y OUWSENTtEWP DTUIUW
There Is good deal of confused
thinking among top administrator
leaders in Washington.
On March II President Truman
In his ad6resS
Evening star., 1948-03-27
In the Ne1Vs

Junior competitions will be held
at the Chevy Chase Ice Palace for
the Washington Figure Skating
Club. The events are divided into
two groups, IL to 2 pm. and 6 to 8
p p.m., today.
Mrs. Virginia McPeak and Mrs.
Peggy Parker are in charge of the
Junior activities and every one Is
invited.
Miss Marcia Jane Brooks and Miss
Sandra Lee Brooks. daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett Brooks of Day.
ton, Ohio, are spending the Easter
week with Mrs. Nina Douglass
Wysor.
During their stay Mrs. Wysor will
entertain at dinner dance at the
Shoreham Hotel and before return
ing to their respective colleges they
will, together with their hostess,
visit New York and Boston.
Miss Marcia Brooks Is q student
at Dennison University. Ohio, and
Miss Sandra Brooks is at Bradford
Junior College, Massachusetts,.
Among the Washington contingent
departing for the Easter week will
be Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Lichten-
berg and their daughter Linda.
They will be at the Sherry Neither
Evening star., 1948-12-05
MOTOR TRAvh..

TWO RELIABLE college men desire ride
ers: Can Ho. s697. RIM. or Ma. 300.
fELABLE COUPLE or man over 30 to
aIlov,nss aTiys nss e sss Arkansas at once gas
Can take or s. Cali Dupont 34bI. -S
FREE TRANSPORTATION to N. Mex. and
Arizona siyen for driving assistance; about
GENrLEMaN fs cS dEiSns ssss west coast roria.
Dec: 13. desires one passenger as com.
PaYqoNa RanG9 Box BExeH xstk SSeEasy sssE TAX. ,v.
REspoSsiBIn EsssisDSss T. GENTLEMAN will driv. &.
your car to Miami. Fla. around Dec. 18th.
or TR ss95; ask for 1t R1cHMoND. =
GOVT. EMPLOYEE will share expenses in
Rstsrensss. Rt ~. EN- $3.50 n''A'0 en'l''9A''
osds is "HS0 {s so t' share hare to exnenss. Ma.
DRIVING RGVs 70 70 PHOENIX early December:
dlvns fs arsd sn sSups sHpns aE to : oW
WOMAN. DRIVING TO TAMPA vicinity;
take 3, door-to.door delivery; share ex-
sasf SARE fqH sTs Man PV x fss siv. or
help drive to CHICAGO, Milwaukee or near.
sBdaAs Il ,2E ras $780, s65s Tssk 81 7ss! Excel ref
YOUNG MAN. IS, wants ride to Memphis.
SSfyfSs NJ fESsi1z 4255is.i f:zsI :sd Ha
''oeR vea issst
MiSNEaPoiisLs.vins MIN afPa Ii ns approx 18th re.
turn Jan. a; nex Buick. take three: ref.
ESesifSe pfs1sf ~ EEAssESaERs for trip to % Or.
ahaf fia wHfWoRrH 10 Ssis SRf "'z A.mtos MFss
Manor Dr., W: Hyattsyille. Nd
Evening star., 1948-12-05
PERSONAL tcons.)
CWRTSTMAS PARTY ENTERTIYNWENT

CHRISTMAS PARTY ENTERTAINMENTS
ses ssa nS a0fs and
fs5 u sPrSea ssfr'ss AND 2Ds5sfs
saifb tafHiIs DAY SSkE. will give full or part
GAZE y.iSiII WANTED for Ssk Sssy sss
Iflfff sITfaxrioss 4 itssE o. on men, and women.
coats. suits. dresses; will viii do work work for dept.
enssd taIlo,s and md dressmakers. L. s.
SIP covEks. drsperies, co. $500. s.da,
IS ST. ss p4Ss Sss soasSi ss
Ss S9k and suay 9x D5s o on we tcs shofss S SITE
n. II ave. Georsis Nine Seven seven
souTHEAsr RESIDENTS. ATTENTION
S1 rfS una pear1t MSss
afs s.ands 'qa Hs 4. Is S0os 70. Eastern M.?sss
TIN and sts. Sc. Ii 5000. -l2
PRIVATE DINING ROOMS and ballroom
Years eve. still open for bookings. Can
ns; paTtieS Centrslly ,Ss located KENMORE IS
RGpGcNGo. cabinet e baths; aS ssntlemen 3 memo only.
WILLIAMS, formerly opposite Msyhower.
Hrs. 10 am. to 10 pm. Phone oL. 6i72.
ROOM AND BOARD. CHILDREN. to age
10; modern country home; loving care:
s s0d MRs FsR0H Xxi H SSSr
Va. is:F-sI or ST 300. Ext Ass s:
VACANCY, rest home; warm. cheerful
.efTfe. de51ei0Ss s Ss56 meals tray and nuFsns
AT LITTLE FOLKS, NURSERY and kim
dergarten. children. 2-6. are very happy.
Your inquiry cordially invited. OR. 24SS.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
INSTRUCTION COURSES tcont. =.

01ns' ans puBs suBes up e "a. fF'dns
ss,spss s,.sss anss
PHRSaesr taSd
ana use time M home bT to ses sns
many. begin earning while learning: high
school unnecessary; set complete inl0rmST "a,
isa adssrss SAse ssa isR SsER01 9E
HOTEL TRANSCRIPT . CLERKS s.. Ind .pd
sArG f.i HoT + nsei sseAooE sss':s BOND Biss
FIX SiT SSEiHTsS ixSEf sys ..sy sE
.a,ssos: isSs.D ssl Bond sids:. H 14o4 New York
4Nl iTii seaoSoi III SSIs or REAL ESTATE. for men
1905 Goth st;-Government approved 81.
oivins in q short course the quarter ot -. .
fer spsssnts G, 10 become sressr sssmsn
winter classes NOW starting; New .Dpli-
sas stsout nSssa osfr.sIon ,ef nsHs intorms
cfVL TH H SERVICE GSaS ef EXAM. Clerical in J.nu-
sh. ss tsToash 'sst pse ss
hlins. mental and comparison tests. Reg;
enesr tes " soYb efSif eS q III
700 18th, cor. q. Ma. $50. ~
FRENCH LADY, graduate Sorbonne Uni
yersity, teach French. conversation. trans
lation: reasonable price, arrangment stu
dents. Box 339-K, Star.
REAL ESTATE COURSE-Learn the fun
damentals Of real estate business as prac-
ticed today, in 10 lessons of hours each.
ses s shsrp starts Under 81
Of Marshall J. Waple. realtor for 25 yrs.
Glass limited, enroll early. Come in or
phone for full details and circular You
may attend class Of Dec Q without obli-
sation. Classes meet in sales room OF
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1924 18th St. NV, DI 3346. "a
Evening star., 1948-12-05
hELP poMEsrIe Cent. J .

GOOD COCK . ans housevorkksEE se' 70 take al
local refs: leave phone no. or write Box
LADY iS e4zE for ayr,eld es1,a ana
to 4:45 pm. Cali No. 7145. -5
MAID, g.h.w, plain. cooking; like chill
dren;f live in; beautiful room and private
bath; last maid here 8 years; only those
reiia bic need apply; sool salary. Or. sfss
MAID, 3 to. l. Monday throush Friday;
hours cleaning. hours KITCHEN work; soc
an hr. and lunch. NO. 77S1.
NuRsEMAID' Viii white only i've in chamber aaapiDs
weekdays between eli am. 10
NURsyI.GsovERs1NEss, { white, age ,1s 3s-4s. 4s
fHs oe ceSsn ssr sse e sns 81 Es Ho.
srness xith Eth good refs vii be Considered.
Ri RffiNES SsiS woMAN ssss for general houseyork
plain cooking; 3-adult family; Chevy Chase
home; live In; bedroom and private bath
y.E upstairs; II IL good local references necessary.
SETTLED WOMAN wanted to care for
children IN exchange for room and board
sRd sna WOMAN sssaz To- s SsSf n good
I 1914 o. Ho. s sass. nSpNH. AT. Il. or Ca call IN
WOMAN. general housework. for New York
City apartment; family two; vases, SIPS
month; must have Al references. Tele-
phone DI. 3275.
WOMAN, white. consenial; live as member
OF family, plain cooking, Ink tmaid two
days week.; adults. / child $50 week,
room and board; Gheyy Chase, Md ref
COUNTRY ESTATE in Fairfax wishes
white nurse-soverness for 3 children. ages
3, and 8; must like outdoors. consenial
SURROUNDINGS. Salary Sl25 per mo. and
maintenance. Call MA. 3120. Ext. 1887.
ssIkMAHsNsI9 siSSM an + MRip ,iv. in or out, general
housework. cooking and laundry. WI.
ea Coon HOME, salary to rensed viii white
woman, g.h.w.: care for 2 small children
Of working couple; nr. Mclean. Va. Call
Elmwood $50 week ends or evenings. -5
BSMT. APT.-Reliable colored couple, no
children. in exchange for wife's domestic
services; man must be employe elsewhere
(prefer evenings; awe references. de-
tails. co. 1889
WANTED. middle-ased woman to care for
5-year-old child 5 days . week, 7:30 to
sac. DE. 2sg5:
Evening star., 1948-12-05
INSTRUCTION. COURSES.

AUTO BODY and fender repair-Enron
now for night classes commencing Tues
day or day classes commencing Jan. 3rd;
Practical instruction In modernly equipped
shops GIs and nonvets accepted. CAR.
YER VOCATIONAL INSTITUTE. 1910
14th st NV. CO. 1888 tnon-sectarian
sEHUTY sdnVUr OPERATIONS NEEDED Modern
training in all subjects; day. niEht and
part-time classes. Get our free catalogue.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, 1870 Y
ave. Me. 777S. Established 1918.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture. all
subjects taught Approved BY GoveEnmsnt
LEARN 70 DRivE in washinston's Oldest
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver training school; 194s model cars,
ad dyf s4sY sSs0 MrR5p Pf5's no.
GUITAR-Tesch yourself at home: COM
4In gh 1SSh eG49R aay sna'ns sna noos 200
ST. NV. ME. 1858.
TUTORING at your home; Latin, Russian,
German: $3.50 per hour; BY an instructor
with foreign experience. Box 276-K. star.
AvIATION-Airline transport and instru-
ment; ground classes being formed; expert
enced airline instructors: enrolment lin !.
tied Phone OIL. 5299 after 2 pm for
TUTORING - Algebra. geometry. Latin,
French, German, English. history, els-
mentary. Junior hish subjects. uN. 1888.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
HELP DOMESTIC.

BRIGHT, UNATTACHED. WHITE WOMAN,
homemaker for man and adult son; beau
tiful country estate near WsshinstSShiij sS.ij
Elmwood EHrs ,Hi $50 90 or Box ssi-K. Star.
SoSK Sosy ssos RoT Z 'sis sisi 'o'd st.
COMBINATION MAID HoUsEKEEPPER
small family. cali Wo. 81 39 sss between y y
COOK sna AND DG syRd.y muss sas beness
cook: family Of 8 adults: upstairs I'm: anG ans
private bath; 1--we n or rss Sgt' sat- ai'ernS0n
COOK. sh,v. 70; employed coupls; smai
seod salary Or; 479a rn., :tteF family 10 uv. in
Coo cooks 500 eolored. red for small apt: ? adults
no children; 5h days; city refs. Phone
" sIss Rts 70 .as .@ feos,ns 70. an
Scandinavian. German or Spanish siri
seod cook AND well vtp tTa9ed fsmY IN sTins
COOK. G.Hw.. White, needed immediatel,
n clean. moaern home liys in,., in; pisna. tam.
Cook e!e pa AND sf0'G G.H.w.. experienced: losa a;
references sundsy and v. "a nas sr out sai
COOK ANb CIV, other Y, help sS,..a employed q z
no laundry; live lns LOnQ 0l CulioIeu, ~ ~
CooK-G. II. W., cofored; live In; Bethesda
$50 wk.; other help employed; pvt. roon
COOK -G.HW., 1 days week, Q TO- Il; $2S $
enESNERah enS as1isrfa faofEHsawosKER. fHSae coorsd
a sSon. must vi te e4ah Children references required
nGna aW.. "e exper. SaHi and dependable. live in
must IKE children; Dlsin sna, cooking no irSn
G.HW., plain cooking. small family EN-
ployed. 3k-year- child; must be ex
perienced, live in. OIL. 1888. Arlinston -
q. H. W.. responsible. white or coloreo
S2b; live in: 1st-fioor room and bath; font
Of children; Bethesda. on bus Line. OIL
q; ;;W., plain cooking live in; reference
s;I, per week TIA 1881.
CIV. cook: white girl; small apt; par
tisl care OF > children: Bendix; i've IN
5la-day week references and health caro-
CIV, 8 h AND COOKING; live in: End foo
rm; experienced with children; must nav
refs. health card: S25. EN-. 1892.
GIRL, experienced. gh.w., plain COOKING
live in; references; $50 week. Cali "a q
GIRL. colored, Alexandra. care Of 3h
year-oid child. light housework; $40 Ap
ply In person. 1874 Wesmond Or. Alex.
GIRL, colored. g.h.w., 23 70 80; smal
apt; live In. GOOD home; 800 monthiS
LADY. middle aged. 10 keep house TO
] couple; room. board. small salary; 500
home. Taylor 64o5.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
SITUATIONS poMesTlc.

BABY SITTER. SOC hr.; .24-hr., duty. So;
latnns Ga MISS 4 sIR,01sf sSise'
Cav Ar. $9Ss anytime. ,.,.r.,... 1907
%oSS s.S:a SS s4s si:.sis! SsSiF .s5si; Kss
ETC.; dependable; henest woman; S. and
GIRL; solo5ed, desires days work: exp,
Girl. Cir NE; 1c;o@iored,, @ wants full or part tim.
GIRL. colored. wants morning work. TO
5 hours, Monday throush Friday. ME
$iRI sGorsq s.,c.s sss'i rhs e. Ss &c. t. 5si
SsL st.s! s.nnsr; s"sS SIS si5. s.fssrs Fare Ho. sSSs:
s.1sIs.; seS;se 4. fsssis fs'ss: ssS' ssS work
a.y. F. vepf s9esss fssEss @ssheE
eafi eh s.s sS0rss Esa' ts 4s7g part
Ind ss:,s: s.1.r. shT NO. 'esYtsRyg sYsy baby
Ss1RI, solersd: wants Job a. nursen.sid; - ;
sxpsrisnesd Exp. ;n t reliable. M s,ss 70 e00kins Ssa'
or mothers helper; references. FR. 1887.
Sa1I GIL vspE seIored de'isss ,oss sh"' cook or
maid Ne. NE: 9s2ln s2gl,:n.. -, ...,r. car. .,
one child, child, as baby sitter to o'clock
GIRH. eciored wants days work. cleanins;
refs FIR $500.
work after school RA. 4124. RA. 1896;
GIRL. colored. day worker. wishes rs and
ssriare per az; nHGa exper i'undress and
GIRL. coorsd. wants Job as maid; no COOK
GIRL. coiored, wants light housework
plain cooking, maid or part-time work
Call HU. S103.
GIRL wants JOB. days work or Sunday
work: ref Call Lu. 1913.
work. nursemaid for WORKING mother OF
INV. Ref. and exper; Can II, 1924. s.
GIRL, experienced. eolored, wishes 8 days
week work; fond Of children. Lincoln
GIRL, colored, wishes day or general
housework; reference. Ex. 1881.
GIRL, eolored, desires @ morning work, Call
GIRL. colored, desires part time or day'i
work, 10 to 4:30 RE 34ss..
GIRL, colored, wants day work 3 days Q
week. RE. 0977. 4S Eye st. ne.