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Evening star., 1948-12-15
EGG FOO YUNG;
ALMOND COOKIES.

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EGG FOO YUNG;
ALMOND COOKIES.
From Mrs. E. T. G., Washington. J
Egg Foo Yung: 2 teaspoons soy
sauce, l teaspoon cornstarch,
teaspoon granulated sugar, / tea
spoon vinegar, y teaspoon salt, "
cup cold water, l cup chopped,
cooked leftover meat pork, 70 cup
thinly sliced onion, l cup drained
bean sprouts, 6 eggs well beaten,
tablespoons salad oil. Make sauce
by combining first 6 ingredients.
Stir in water and cook until thick
ened. Into beaten eggs stir pork,
onions and bean sprouts. Heat
salad oil in skillet. Pour egg mix
ture Git is very thin by-A cups on
it, shaping each with a spatula
into circle as egg sets. Fry brown
on both sides. Arrange on platter
or in covered serving dish. Cover
with / cup raw rice cooked tender
in 2lz quarts boiling water with /
tablespoon salt and then drained.
Be sure rice kernels are plump and
dry. Serves 3 to 4.
Chinese Almond Cookies: One
half cup butter or margarine, 2
hard-cooked egg yolks, Il cup gram
ulated sugar, cup sifted flour, u
teaspoon almond f1avoring, "a
blanched almonds. Work shorten
ing with back of spoon until fluffy
and creamy. Stir in hard-cooked
egg yolks. Add sugar gradually
while continuing to beat until light.
Add -four and almond f1avoring.
Chill well. roll into balls about one
inch in diameter and arrange on
cookie sheet. Press l almond into
each cookie and bake in moderately
hot oven, 400 degrees, for 10 minutes.
Makes about dozen cookies. If an
electric beater is used, cream the
egg yolks and shortening at high
speed for l minute. Add sugar
gradually, then turn beater to low
est speed to add flour and almond
f1avoring. I have used both the
above recipes and found them to be
more like those eaten in Chinese
restaurants than any other recipes
for same I've tried.
For egg drop. Take five eggs
beaten we'll with small amount of
cold water and a little cornstarch,
Evening star., 1948-12-15

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is obviously impossible for us
to test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility for
them. Betsy Cas,oeU
Evening star., 1948-12-15
MILK CHOCOLATE;
FRIED CAKE.

From Mrs. c. W., Washington.)
Can some one give me the recipe
of how to make milk chocolate, that
you can buy in chunks, by the
pound and also what does it mean
when a recipe calls for sweet dip
ping chocolate and where can it be
purchased?
Here is a recipe for Fried Cakes
that is perfect. We made these at
our church, for bake sales, when !
lived in the Midwest.
Fried Cakes: One cup mashed
potatoes, salted when cooked
tablespoons shortening, l cup sugar
2 eggs in cup beaten, and fill cup
with sweet milk, 3l2 cups flour, 4
teaspoons baking powder. Roll out
and cut with doughnut cutter and
fry in deep fat until done. Sprinkle
with powdered sugar.
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Bv Peegv Roberts

Pattern Envelope No. R2667 con-
tains four hot-iron transfers, two
approximately 612 by 91z inches and
two 5 by 712 inches; color sugges-
tions,, stitch illustrations and
finishing directions.
To obtain this pattern, send 20c
in coins, giving pattern number,
your name, address and zone num-
ber to Peggy Roberts, The WASH
ington Star. P. o. Box 100, Station
g, New York 10, N. Y.
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pour over wire strainer into boiling
soup. AS given me by Chinese cook.
From Mrs. A. I. S., Washington.
Egg Foo Yung. -Four servings.
Saute for minute y pound mush-
rooms, sliced in 2 tablespoons butter,
add, cup sliced onions, / cup diced
celery. Stir and saute these in
gradients for about minutes. Cool
them. Beat eggs until light.
Season them with "a teaspoon salt,
hs teaspoon pepper. Add the
sauteed vegetables and y cup we'll
drained bean sprouts. Melt In a
skillet over low heat tablespoons
butter. Drop the egg mixture into
the butter from large spoon. Turn
the cakes as soon as they are firm
ON the bottom. Cook the other side
and serve them at once with soy
sauce or with 2 cups cream sauce
seasoned with 2 tablespoons soy
sauce.
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q req cinnamon candy at the top.
inexpensive Cookies: Sift together
3A cups sifted all purpose flour. 4
teaspoons baking powder, q tea
spoon salt. Cream " cup butter Il
stick. Add gradually IL cups
sugar. Add / egg. Beat until fluffy.
Add sifted dry ingredients alter
nately with Y cup milk beating un-
til smooth after each addition. If
time permits, chill dough for hour
or so in coolest part of refrigerator,
as it makes dough easier to roll.
Roll u inch in thickness and cut
into desired shapes. Place on creased
cookie sheet and sprinkle cookies
with sugar. Bake in hot oven 400
degrees for 8 or 10 minutes or until
Drowned lightly. Colored sugar is
especially nice for children as well
as fancy shapes.
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.
from Mrs. r. X. r., RockUille.)
A few days ago lady from Falls
Church asked where some story
books for her child could be found.
The Review and Herald Publishing
Association, Takoma Park, Wash
ington II, D. c., has a very good
selection at a reasonable price. We
purchased set of Bed Time
Stories" and "Children's Hour" for
our little son which he enjoys. very
much. Perhaps they would send a
catalogue of their publications for
children.
(From Mrs. T. F. ~, Cheuy Chase. J
The Little Golden Books &c to a
package I think are small books
for 21a-year-old to enjoy. At
department store book shops.
LIQUIDIzERs?
From E. r., Wdshington.)
I am considering purchasing one
of the above and wish you all would
give me your opinions of them. I
cannot eat course foods and thought
this would solve one of my problems.
HISTORY OF PICTURES?
From Mrs. r. G. c., AnnapoliS.)
Will reader enlighten me as to
the history of two pictures, Gym
thia" and Richard?
II y y "
AMUSING TWINS?
From Mrs. M. r. w., GditherSburg.l J
Can any one give me hints for
ieeping twin girls, aged. 10 months
occupied. Suggestions for toys for
Christmas will be appreciated.
y
DOESKIN GLOVES.
FESTIVE DESSERT?
From Mrs. H. J. F., Chevy Chase.
I have had progressively worse
luck in caring for some lovely white
washable doeskin gloves. The most
recent washing has left them stiff
and streaked with yellow stains.
washed them in luke-warm water
with soap flakes, rinsed them and
dried them as usual. Can any one
recommend better way to wash
them or corrective treatment to
restore them to their former soft
ness?
How about some ideas for a
festive party dessert? I'm so tired
Evening star., 1948-12-15

THE CH1LDS PRAYER.
From Miss S. A. B. c., Washington. }
In response to the request of Mrs
A. N, Hughesville, the poem which
she refers to is The Child's Prayer
by Mrs. Sophie Snow. 1t is quite
lengthy, although beautiful, and
might require too much space for
your column. However, 1t is being
copied for me and I shall be glad to
furnish copy shortly.
SUGGESTION;
AMT LIFE TEDIOUS?
From r. A., Washington.)
There have been several letters
requesting information regarding
different localities to which the
writer's were planning to move. One
way to learn about a city in the
United States is to read their news
papers, including all the advertise
ments. Usually your local news
paper has the names of newspapers
in other cities and will furnish this
information.
Could some one give me the words
of the poem, "Ain't Life Tedious?'
spoken to music on a record recently
played on some "hill-billy" radio
programs. I've only heard it a few
times and once I tried to write 1t
down, but I could not get it fast
enough.
Evening star., 1948-12-15

From Mrs. r. F., Washington.)
Here is a fruit cake recipe that I
think will be just what Mrs. C. v.
Washington wants. I have made
this often, just omitting the citron.
One cup butter, cups sugar. cup
sweet milk, 21a cups -four sifted
with 2 teaspoons combination bak-
ing powder or 21h teaspoons tartrate
of phosphate baking powder, l
pound white raisins. y pound figs
chopped, 4 pound citron (omitted)
any other fruit might be used, cup
blanched almonds cut, cup shred
ded coconut, u cup marachino
cherries (cut, II cup lemon and
orange juice with some grated rind,
7 egg whites, Il substitute pecans
or walnuts for the nuts. Dredge
fruit with flour, cream butter, add
sugar. Add -four and milk alter
nately. Then mix rest in order
given. Be sure to add egg whites
last. Bake in a slow oven about
2 hours.
Also to Mrs. c. E. ", jr., Wash
ington. My son was born on
Christmas Day and he always felt
that it was extra special and we
always gave him one large gift
spending as much as we would have
spent on two presents. He never
seemed to feel that he missed out
on anything.
I have seen in the paper lots Of
requests where to find cotton print
feed bags. There is a stand on the
country line at the 7th and c street
market that have them every Sat-
urday, stand No. Is.
Evening star., 1948-12-15
Bv Barbara Bell

For this pattern, send Is cents
In coins, your name, address, pat.
tern number and size wanted to
Barbara Bell, The Washington Star
p. o. Box SO, Station G, New York
10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-12-15
KNITTED TIES;
BOOKS FOR CHILD.

From Mrs. B. S., Washington.)
Mrs. M C., Washington, can get
pattern and directions for making
knitted ties $50 timely right now
at a well known shop located at 827
Eleventh street NV.
Mrs. G. A. F., Falls Church, asked
for books suitable for her 21z-year-
old girl. Simon g. Schuster, pub
fishers, 100 Sixth avenue, New York,
have just published set of IL ami
NAL stories, each story a separate
small book with heavy cardboard
covers and exciting pictures to thrill
the youngsters. They come in a
small replica of a grownup's book
case and cost only $1.00 a set. l
purchased a number of sets for
Christmas gifts and am sure the
children will love. them, mainly be-
cause they are small enough to be
handled by the youngsters without
difficulty.
Evening star., 1948-12-15
COOKIES.

From Mrs. G. K, Wdshington.)
To Mrs. M. j. F., Washington. The
inclosed cookie recipe is from a
Heinz Cook Book. I find them very
nice. They are crisp and when cut
in fancy shapes (smalD are very
nice to serve with tea, etc., should
friends drop in.
I recently found a Christmas tree
mold. Before Thanksgiving made
several different types. The tree
covered with green sugar and put
Evening star., 1948-12-15

of lemon chiffon pie and chocolate
ice box cake.
Evening star., 1948-11-30
sALESMEN.

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-An excellent
opportunity is open for man OF ability
th. as iseen with
we'll established frm doing a large volume
G,shi cuasin msn ave- EM E 3 seSa WRIGHT 'sll Wis
SALESMAN, /: one who wishes to make
some real earnings today and INSURE the
only ca for sppt taf BET.
sHLEsMAN.C SALT: Ma N-.CoLLEcToR for industrial in
rGge or tn. ls msa R fe0a
Statesmen with car approx sloo vkly.
nOs s fas rd 1Pp
portunity for right man Appointment
selling only We have more contacts contacts u tfan an
radio and magazine publicity Draw
PAEp1A BRITANNicA: cali Nj MasilI,
ouehly experienced on ali types of awning
construction. storm fronts and private
position. good pay to right party. R. C. M.
BURTON & SON, 9ll E. st: nv
furn.-rot Just names and addresses. Nc
canvassing. Our men are averasing Sl0o
wkly Car necessary OPENING % IN or win
nxRGR nT E" MaSuirAeruRISc All c RiR COMPANY !.
In need Of several sslesmen; draw; plus anr
XXRRRfEERASsMIearn XRRflE I l' re. AN estate "a n" We
auaiified for on the jSb training for real
esis's car, Be ' Of GOOD character and Of neat ap
:assmsn Fhons Ar dIsI 6Ss1 r. At co $3.50 s4s5 to5
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HELP WokAEk,
HELP DOMESTIC.

BABYS NURSEMAID, experienced, colored,
g;hW' live in; Thursdsys IS and n,y every os5er ne
ff M2 s5 22sa9AHNs' sS.ssnT S5 szsnns v.
sS a Wa dd Ta Ffssnl Sct !ft;
eook'' ''a experienced, @ a., assist with soms
Rsd5 Apt 81 work Al 4iai. 4ia Dsv0n'nlrs D 80 s5"
e. sass to 'tps5 4snsp f'i Psons s' sH f.
COOK, exp. and g.h.w, for family of 9;
5-rm. apt: Bendlx; 81 days; local rel,
5saoSTes w. ab Rss In AT i've
dnn,v drnsnn,v ssis,; ch; ch,i ND, WI; Ass. ,,.,HS .S
after dinner: references REQUIRED. Saii
CoUPIG. PEE" exper white or colored. maid
cook housem a n butler: other help: excel
lent home; excellent salary; refs RA 2seo.
G.Hw., living Hyattsville: Berxyn area;
aaaa BALTIC. blvd, Tower 1878: -2,a
Girl hg exps5en9sd g5 nsdss rsfeTsnGss ssTsr.
v. Underwood st: ch. ch. Nd wi. 1888.
Girl $3.50 s;h.w help with cooking:
must stay nESash ss4g oRea anRef sat- M
req; salary $50 straight GE 1880
HoUsEKEEPER., experienced; plain cook:
Ing light laundry; j. private residence;
sers sood salary; references reau1iFred.
HOusEkEEPER-To care for infant and
small apt: live in; reasonable salary.
Call OR. 5s17. 80
HOUSEKEEPER and companion. white. for
elderly lady in small apt; live in. l2o
HouusEKiEEPER- Houu COOK. fine, middie-ssed
colored woman who is absolutely, trust
worthy and very eficient; excellent quar-.
ters and salary; Al reference required.
WI. 5s25 80
MAID. neat, reliable. gh.w., frond Of chill.
dMren; Or 81 day: Bendix. ia, 0se2. 1919
MAID, ehw. and cooking, in 1-bedrm.
apt, q a m. through dinner. 5iz days and
. ewes. sitting with children: must like
children; $50 wk. and carfare; refs. Ia.
3434. Il
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN. white or colored,
live in If possible; gh.w. and cooking.
WI 5255. p
WOMAN, white, settled. to. care. for two
children while mother works; S17 week.
Call after pm, Ii. 3593. 80
WOMAN, white, congenial, competent, to
do plain cooking; light housework; nice
surroundings; refs. required. WI. s2Q4.
WOMAN. reliable. exper. housekeeper, must
be good cook; live in or out; 51a days, hrs.
through pm. dinner. S25. 1927 18th
st. NV, RA sS06.
WOMAN, competent. white, under SO, to
act as full-t time nurse to 3-year-old child:
Con n .
Evening star., 1948-11-30
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERK-clerical position in
accounting ONCE of lge local COMPANY;
smPleys benefits AK 5Hday DAY Tk Gall
ACCOUNTING CLERK. sxper; chance
for advancement. MAJORS, oil 7th St.
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER, over 81, prom
Using future for reliable person; typlng
and good handwriting necessary cess Gnor perms s5
sEEA6TY sEs u n;Si OPERATOR. part time. ewes and
Sat. 81 per hr., plus commission. ARDE'
B2abf4 B2SS rf'h hoiPpIRRAHToR-Exper, Fl ar-aroand
preferred Gail AK; 44b5. p
* Hssf t% s. e sssE
for ladies ready,to,wsar store; permaJnoent Jo
RSs,SR PHH as2ss 2AssisssFsANr
chance for advancement. MAJORS. 911
BseonokssKiEhEEPPER.srENoGRApHER. sen ssi hEP for mod
roundinss; 37-hr VIZ; start ats. at $50 1.1E mo
ifSs ia SiSi Vermont ave NV. No phone calls
RBaoesoSks.kEEpER-TYr1sr, RaesSs. capable and rs;
nS1s D'1RsseiReAs RsURANdE co 4oi
sxsH1ER. for restaurant esper. Can
CASHIER for fine Conn., Conn; ave ,,s ladies nsnaI, ap-
S co s464 Ap0y Sonn THE sv.
CASHIERS. young ladies, 1895. for fast
moving eafeteria lines IN FED Bids Bids must must
ful. but we viii train (pay while trainingl !;
esrly hrs S,aEs Sdsy VIZ lM annual snd s,ck ~
ps 65f MY Us 1850 S sHRf's i4sh T. Ss'
Evening star., 1948-11-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK OR MAID. coiored, wishes Job; refs;
s to : or 3 to g. ha-day wk. GE e643.
GENERAL HousEwoRK: no eookins or
Sunday work. Call TR. 8496.
GIRL, colorsd: wants days ~ork' sooo
GIRL, colored, wants Job taking care q
child and s.h.w., no sundays. Csh HA'
GIRL, colored. wishes part-time morning
work, B days week. AID. 1888
fond % Of children: 5 or bIs days week; ref ref
GIRL. colored. wants days work or part
tine work; refs DI. a3On.s
GIRL, colored desires permanent joo a.
GIRL. colored. desires full or part time
niehtwork cleaning ONCE or waitress or
can work days full time Wed. and Thur.
HAND LAuNDRsss. references. will pick
up and deliver stretch curtains and family
IRONING, to do at home; Al references.
HU. 1922. MRS. FRANCIS WHITE.
LADY, colored, 1st-class laundress or perts
time work Please call IL 3ee6.
LADY wants Job caring for children: ref.
fAUNDREss. hrst-class BY day: also girl
TO cook eve. dinners and for special DIN"
sCH6OL GIRL, colored, wants evening ton
after 5 80 pm. RE. 1852.
CONTINUED on Next Pass,
Evening star., 1948-11-30
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. EXPERT; books started, Kept
pa sHDsr boSfs 3E eops4a.d
ffsed fef rea! audtsd ST. Osss sSs4 WORK %
ADMINISTRATIvE-O OFFICE MGR, age 80,
married G. notary 10 yeaEs
CARETAKERMTo those who want man
that puts his whole life and soul in his
lob years. ss Of Has sssn st 6
CHAUFFEUR AND HoUsEMAN. colored,
references; s:'SlHs' i've in or out. BOX Isa K.
eiff eHIEF COOK. seeking employment well
experienced IN i,,oo seafood; years IN one
DRY CLEANER. 90 yrs, desires position
as plant manager or supervise. MI. 154s
.fiEvAfoR efiS Z sRd 6SpERAroR, eolored. 3 yrs.
,sSpsrienTs' e &c asf hsensed' wants day~oFk IN
b RRNGfNEHEkrNG. Hh e sTupEN1 desires work
ssi hhene AS KE. 5241." 'eN
HOTEL MANAGER, 90 years experience.
ss'ifs sssslsR p0]s" local S' references '' Ex
Man. eolored, reliable. desires dayVork
windows etc: ref AID. 2464 after s pm,
MAN, colored, reliable, wants night lob
driyinE. truck or gas station service at
MAN, colored, desires full or part-time
work as houseman or gardener; thorough
ly experienced AK. 1857. 30'
RESIDENT APT. MANAGER position de-
sired by retired school professor and sd-
ministrator; College Park, Takoma Park or
Silver Spring area preferred. Call Tower
6641. 80
RESIGNED. not to present status In life.
but from lucrative job with no better
future. II you can use common sense,
intellieence and initiative to good avail
in your firm please call WA. 1852 Acctg.
and eng. background, but adaptable to
new fields
WANTED-Chauffeu Job. have new car
if family car is not here; good references
and experience: speak French. italian.
Spanish and English; will travel. Box
1S4-K. Star. %
YOUNG MAN desires ianitor's quarters.
Full or part time work. Married. No
children AID 1872
Evening star., 1948-11-30
HELP MEN.

YOUNG MAN, 1928. assist on trip to
contact work; ayerass earnings; SIS wk,,
sSe ds ss sss
TON, 2;4 afternoons only; no phone calls.
New Colonial Hotel, 18th and M NV, g
keeping and tipping to handle ONCE work
with electrical contractor. State exper.
fuIn refs; Box 1881, Star. Il
for a retail shopping service. No exper
sSs' Evening Star Bldg. corner of pr idith
tSsss Is e. $sH t. learn saRs5ps Dq;iss;,
S1ESSs yoJSG sDisnzt Mzs with car age ea-5Q 400 for
a AppIy W. Mr 5r, gaks5 9HHgv AT YogR SERVICE
MaEDRAHE fsF 1Gasak oPFNsS Sr T%ssdss or district man
ager Of old-established Arm in field Of
horticulture: permanent and local, To
facts among home owners. farmers and
small land owners in semiprofessional ca
paeity; car necessary; age 80 to 45; sue
full. Proven training program and excel
Write TELFoRD. Box sos. Newark. New
oPENING FOR 4 MEN in our sales de-
partment. To those who qualify we fur
nisn car. Expenses and guaranteed SAL
ne, before b am 80
WORKING FARM MANAGER, not over
40: married, intelligent. congenial. exp
only; modern UP to date turkey breeding
farm: close to schools. stores, etc; mod
ern home plus good salary. Phone Me.
chanicsVille 45: Write NORMAN TURKEY
FARM. Charlotte Hall, Md.
EXPERIENCED TAILOR for alteration
dept. in mems shop; full time. Call FA
100 between 9.30 and q. 30
COLLEGE MEN, business minded, 22-32-
Perm. positions with a future available in
a personality business. Quick advance
mentS to executive positions. Earn ST to
81 per hr. commissions. Apply in person
only Wed Friday. 9 to pm. Miss
Pennell, ARTHUR MURRAYS, 1106 Conn.
ave. -
EXPER. stock man to work in self-service
super market Apply In person only.
BUCKINGHAM SUPER MARKET, 1920
Nichols ave. Sc. 3
EX-GI. for on the lob training as meat
cutter and grocery clerk; salary: S175 to
DCiS. 1432 Park I'd. u W AID 2035. =
Evening star., 1948-11-30
HELP MEh AND WoMEN.

FOUNTAIN HELP wanted for new drug
store, exp; pleasant working cond,, good
pay. WHEATON PHARMACY, PL. $500.
FURNISHED HOUSE with bath. electric
fuel. plus salary for couple to work in our
home and milk 2 cows. Gaithersburg
GIFT WRAPPER. wrapper and stock
men: b-day, 4O-hr; wk.; senerous company
employment ONCE. 3rd f.. THE HECHT
CO., 1th and F sts. NV.
SALES CLERKS, full time or part time. in
retail iewelry store; pleas. working cond.
CHARLES SCHWARTZ IL SON, 70s 9TH
ST. NV
FURNISHED HOUSE with bath. electricity,
fuel, plus salary for couple to work i'll
our home and milk 2 cows. Gaithersburg
Evening star., 1948-11-30
AUCTION SALES (cent.)

AUCTION-Wednesday tomorrow night,
ss 7So t st smith arnisSr. ssSr
and general household effects Of all kinds.
including suits and odd pieces: also china,
glassware, rugs, bric-a-brac and other
articles. Goods can be seen prior to sale
by calling at 90 st. NV. Terms: Cash,
prompt removal required. SMITH TRANS
FER & STORAGE CO., 1913 st. n.w.'
NO 3342
Evening star., 1948-11-30
SITUATIONS WoMEN,

ALTERATIONS AND FITIING.;Eull:tims
postssn e.cSen5 oadsH G9sish workmanship
COLLEGE GRADUATE. a major in soci.
shorthand or selling cH 1904. ii
DREsSMAKING. deslsn, rsmod:, alters:
TORS: eve. gowns specially: reas. MISS
BERT, 1880 Irving NV. Apt. 4, AID. 223s.
EXECUTIVE CLERICAL recurring respon.
sibiiltv and initiative: perma nence. stability
and satisfactory working, conditions es-
Ssnta OFF M1 pselia sa5s relations meHss'
GIRL. colored. wants work in dept drue
or grocery store, exper. After 2, Lu. o612.
GIRL desires switchboard operator Job or
GIRL. coiored, young, intellisent; sxper.
work. any kind DE. 1909.
INTERVIEWER. II yrs,' successful per
tional. wishes position in placement re-
cruiting or employe relations; salary open.
f9X iawYER. YER. Az. IL b, member D. c. bar.
seeks connection with Wash. Law 1rm or
allied field; capable worker: ia o7s2. i
maternity or doctors ONCE; live out DE.
SiutRssE-GovERNEss. experienced, wishes
position with children; refs. Chestnu
PRACrIcAL NURSE, colored, experienced
in maternity cases or 10 hourss ssd daily;
SITTER, dependable, experienced; children,
invalids and conealescents; available any
hr. Sat, and Suns, and holidays. AID. 20. TSel-
srENoSaArEER era a.I for ss.s
TYPING, commercial and personal, by the
lob (confidentiaD; We pick up and deliyer.
rF 62S6 So
TYPIST, experienced, downtown residence.
assiseS %ss MXproN Tsrk at home Republic ss.a
WOMAN, colored, wants days work.
houseclesninR or office cleaning; ref
YOUNG LADY, exper in snsy.walker
payroll system; knowledge Of typins and
dictaphone. Excellent refs. DU. 1883.
YOUNG LADY desires part-time work, any
kind, l to pm; nursing exper1 typist.
DU. 055S
YOUNG LADY. college graduate, with
postgraduate secretsrial course and l n.
exp. as sec. wants position as sec. 70
executive. Phone Ho 1925 between 2 m.
tx. SEC. desires posi- as steno.; Span
Eng fluent French. exp. transl., inter.
prefer, interviewer. Call morn, AID. o5Ss.
Evening star., 1948-11-30
GOOD JOB

Woman colored Qight skim, 25-35 .yrsl
thoroughly exper. in caring for infant
DAYS Wk.. to ; pm, Sf5. Apply ss
store. 1898 H st. ne, FIR. 1903. i
Evening star., 1948-11-30
Group Health Association

OF Washington, D. c., is opening a dental
health center in conjunction with its
medical services. STAFF members are now
being recruited in the following. cata-
gories: dentists. full or part time hyHien-
lists. dental assistants For further infor-
nation, call NJ. l.. DOLLAR, executive dl-
rector. ST G9n0.. -