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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-13

Pc karo, kompanija pasiru-
pino vel sutelkti visas galimy-
bes aptarnavimui praplesti II
tas buvo pasiekta greiciausiu
laiku negu kitados kada. Bet
If tai nebuvo galima visu rel
kalavimu patenkinti.
Siadien dalykai virto taip
kad su kiekvienu nauju iveda-
mu telefonu, kompanijai atsi-
eina kaip nuolatinis investmen-
tas apie so nuoismciu daugiau
negu atsieidavo prizes kara. lr
kiekvieno telefono aptarnavimo
kastai pasoko daugiau negu in
eigu gaunama. To pasekmeJe,
sake kompanijos vedejai, pei
mas nuo kiekvieno naudojamo
telefono susitrauke taip kad IS
visko naudos terra tick tick kick
tureta prasciausiais depresijos
laikais.
Neziurint to visko, kompani-
ia numato reikala plesti ir ge-
rinti patarnavima, taigi imasl
nauju ir dideliu pagerinimu IL
patobulinimu bel naujQ patal-
pu statybos, kas apima bendral
suvirs $125,00O,00O kitu trijQ
metu veikloje.
,Kaip mazas yra kainu pake-
limas parodo pavyzdys is Gle.
velando kainu. Dabar indivi
dualis rezidencinis patarnavi
mas yra $5; nauja kama bu.
tn $5.35.
2-Partiju rezidencine kama
3.75, nauja kama butu S4.O3.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-13
TELEFONO KOMPA-
MIA. PAGEIDAUJA
KAINQ PAkELIMO

Pirma karta begyje 20 me-
tu, The Ohio Bell Telephone
Company kreipesi Ohio val
stijos The Public Utility Com
mission prasydama leisti ben
drai pakelti kainas uz telefono
patarnavima. Tas pabrangini-
mas pageidaujama palyginamai
mazas, taciau tas du'otu kom-
panijai ineigu apie $8,5OO,00O
metuose daugiau arba devinta
nuoSimti.
Kaip kompanijos vadovybe
pranesa, nuo sios kompanijos
susidarymo 1921 metals, il de
jo pastangas gerinti ir tobulin-
ii patarnavima taip kad visuo-
meme gautu geriausia uz ma
ziausia kastu, tik taip kad j
galetu saugiai finansiniai ope-
ruoti.
Begyje karo ir po -karo bu-
vo parodyta didelio susirupini-
mo kad nebutu sutramdyta ga
limas patarnavimo tiekimas il
po karo tas stengtasi daryti,
su nuolat didejanciais kastais
Prizes kara, kaip atmenama,
sake kompanijos vedejai, sios
teritorijos aptarnavimas telefo-
nu buvo galimas ir prieinamas
kiekvienam.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-13
OHIO kareiviai SUI Kovo me

OHIO kareiviai SUI Kovo me-
nesiu prades gauti bonus. Lie
tuviai kareiviai kurie skaitosi
Ohio gyventojais, be abejo su-
ras vietas kur aplikacijas pa
duoti gavimui siu piniginiu
bonu.
Cub. Thomas j. Herbert pa
skelbia kad, neziurint reikiamu
apie S250,OOO,O0O bonams mo-
keti, Ohio gyventojams gales
butt sumazinta taksai 1949-5O
dvimeciui, jeigu ineigos j val
stijos ida bus tokios kaip da-
bar. Gubernatorius sake, ne
sinlato reikalo aptaksuoti real
estate valstijos reikalams bent
SeSiems metams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-13

2-Party rezidencinis (ribotas
SO pasikalbejimu) dabar $3.50,
nauja butu $2.75 (uz 55 pasi-
kalbejimus).
Rezidencinis pratesimas yra
so, butu rs.
Main bizniui dabar $3.50, bu-
tn $500.
Suprantama, didele dalis tu
ineigq savu keliu atitektu val
dziai ivairiu taksu pavidale, ir
tik dalis tn S8,500,O00 sudary-
tn kompanijos padidejusiu kas-
tn padengimui reikalinga suma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-13
AS .iiems pasakiau,

AS jiems pasakiau, -
paleido ant zemes laikyta ku-
diki, kad as jau daugiau
kenteti negaliu. Pasigailekite
ju ir priimkite j stovykla. Jei
ne, tai mes visi keturi pasi-
skandinsime.
- Ir JUS tai butumet pada-
riusi? y paabejojau.
- 0 kas gi beliko? - sake,
jeigu nera gyvenimo ir dar
visa laika alkana, be cento, be
ateities. Taigi pasiziurejo ma
ne Amerikieciu karininkas, val
kucius pakele is eiles ir pasake
"Okey". Dave valgyti, baltos
duonos, mesos.
Ak, kaip buvo skanu. :.
nusisypsojo moteriske. = Da-
bar visgi turesiu pastoge ir
mano mazuliukai gales ramiai
miegoti.
il dziaugiasi, sypsosi, lyg
vargo jau nebutu. Paltelis va
sarinis, be pamuSalo, istrintu
pilvu, nuogas kojas sukisus
skyletus, nukreiptom kulnim
vyriskus batukus. Bet visvie-
ma dziaugiasi kad jos didelis
vargas pusiau sumazejo, kad
nors laikinai gales isikurti, ap-
siplauti ir ramiai pamiegoti.
- Einam, = sakau, - Rau-
donasis Kryzius gal ka lures
is rubu jums ir vaikuciams.
il seke ridendama vezimelj
| j sandeli, kuriame visada yra
palikta maza atsargele rubu
mes tokiu vargSu LietuviQ
ypac isskryninguotu, pasitaikc
daznai.
Jai dave palta, batus, siulu
nusimegsti kojinem, vilnone
suknele, vaikuciams marskinu-
ku, kelnaiciu. il skubiai dest6
gautus rubelius, skirste kick
vienam, garsiai kalbedama:
= Sitos bus tau, Ramuti,
Kaziuk, mieruokit tas; o, Die
We, kaip jam tinka! siltos, az.
Dziaugsmas verzesi is jude
stu, is judrumo, paskiau ne
islaikius prapliupo asarom, pa.
griebdama uz rankos Raudono'
jo Kryziaus pareigunui:
Aciu jums uz sirdi, kuon
as vargse atsidekosiu. =.
- Neverkite, - ramina par
eigunas, - visi esame vargsai
visu toks pat likimas. 0 III
rubus dekokite ne NUNS, bet
Amerikos Lietuviams, kurlt
taip gausiai tremtiniams SUI
aukojo.
{. Spirauskas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-13

Recent Independent tests prove our
claim that Lovnderoll does a beffer
iob-if washes more clothes, cleaner
more economically!
See your nearest deoIer listed be-
low and ask for q demonstration
today. Watch Lounderoil's exclusive
Re-verso-Rol washing oefion give
each piece an individual washing
Evening star., 1948-06-27

KEEP IT LOVELY. urged the hairdresser, ''by
using Lustre Creme Shampoo at home Lustre-Creme
gives this threeway lovelness: O Makes hair fra
grantly clean . free of dust and loose dandruff;
~ highghts every hair strand with lovely glisten-
ing sheen; (3 leaves your entire head of hair SOFT
pabe, easy to manage Its instant billowy lather is
rare blend of secret ingredients plus gentle
anolin akin to the natural oils in healthy scalp"
Evening star., 1948-06-27
A FEW WEEKS LATER

A FEW WEEKS LATER He slipped
sparkler on my finger =. while he tenderly
touched my sparkling hair. l don't suppose it
always works this way. But Lustre-Cr
Shampoo, with its blend of secret ingredients
plus lanolin, did bring out my hairs beauty,
did attract my man. (Now he uses Lustre-
Creme to keep his hair clean and glossy)
Evening star., 1948-06-27

CINDERELLA had nothing on me in spending
lonely maness evenings. My hair dull rebellious.
But my sister Mimi knew a special way to keep her
locks cleaning, soft and glossy. So she won all the
beaux, including my ''one and only" Mr.. Handsome
Evening star., 1948-06-27

DESPERATELY, resolved to spy out her hair
secret from her hairdresser ts the magic of Lustre
Creme Shampoo" he said 'Lustre-Creme is not a
soap, not liquid, but an amazing new, dainty
shampoo created by Kay Daumit, cosmetic genius, to
bring out hidden hair beauty And golly how lovely
my hair looks after that Lustre- Creme shampoo!
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-14

The mobile x-ray unit will be
in Bayou Casotte on May 20 from
1890 to 2 p. m. on tile blacktop
and Lincoln avenue. Everybody
is urged to come and be x-rayed
and cooperate with the Health
Department in the eradication-of-
tuberculosis program. Anyone
interested in helping with the
publicity of this program is asked
10 contact Mrs. r. l.. Maxwell,
community chairman.
William tombstone of Chicago
vas a weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. 3. Fisher.
MIR. and Mrs. D. c. Wise and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ.
Wise at their home in vancleave
Sunday.
Mrs. w. B. Mitchell received
word that her son, w. B. Mitchell,
Jr.. is in Miami, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Berry and
Rose Mary Whisenant went to
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-14

night. Elder Walker conducted
the evening services and sang
several special songs. Others at
tending from Daisy Vestry were
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Hamilton
who attended the morning SER
vices.
Elder and Mrs. C. II. Guy, for
merly of Merrel but now of Moss
Point. were recent dinner guests
of Mrs. Hazel Locker.
The singing at Antioch church
Sunday afternoon was well rep
resented by Bayou Cassotte. Ell
der and Mrs. Guy carried a num-
Der of youths. The sings r held
every second Sunday of the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mizell of Mo-
bile visited Miss Eloise Under
on Saturday evening.
Those attending the style show
at Pascagoula high school in
which Miss Mildred Berry parti-
cipated were Mr.. and Mrs. E. D.
Berry, Make Berry, Eloise Lin
der, Percy Under and Eugene
Henderson.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-14
Russell-E drhdrt
Engagement Told
By Brides Parents

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Amis Russell
of Chunky and Pascagoula an
nounce the engagement and APP
preaching marriage of their
daughter, Miss Sammye Kath-
leene. to Mr.. L. c. Earhart OF
Tishimingo, Oklahoma and Tu-
cumcari, New Mexico.
Miss Russell is the granddaugh-
ter of the late Rev, George Year
ger.
Mr.. Earhart is the son of Mrs.
Eta Earhart and the late Will
liam Earhart.
Both Miss Russell and Mr..
Earhart are graduates of the
radiotelephonic school of Port
Arthur college, in Port Arthur,
Tex. Miss Russell during the war
was employed by ingalls, Ship
building Corporation and since
graduation has been employed
until recently as a transmitter en-
gineer with Radio Station KOGT
located in Orange, Texas. She
will join Mr.. Earhart in the en-
cheering staff of Radio Station
KTNM in Tucumcari.
The wedding will be in Tu-
cumcari at an early date. No for
NAL invitations are being is
sued.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-14
P~oscugoulo. Albany
Police Tdlk Nights On
Three Woy Rddios

The range Of the Pascagoula
Police three-way radio set was
demonstrated last weekend when
Desk Sergeant N. w. Golf picked
up the Albany, Ala, police on
the Pascagoula set in the early
morning hours. Both stations
said that the other was coming
in clear and strong with no inter
ference.
Albany is approximately 400
miles from here with a popula-
ton of $4,000 and a police force Of
81 men. II is believed that the
two stations are on the same fire.
quencies and that certain wealth
err conditions permit their pick
ing up the others calls.
Desk Sgt. Golf, who is on the
2 to 10 a. m. shift, says that the
two stations first picked each
other up more than a month ago.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-14
News From Bayou casotte -.
Plans for Mobile X-Ray Unit AT Bayou
casoiie On Thursday In T-B Drive

Biloxi last weekend.
Mrs. A H. Under and Mrs.
Henry Linder and son. Bobby,
spent Sunday with Tom and Hen
ry Under in Gulfport.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Young and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie
Young and family of Moss Point
and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Knight and
family spent Sunday at Grave
line on a picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Young Wis
tied in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. E. Busby Saturday.
Eddie Ladd left Saturday night
for New Orleans where he is en-
ployed.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. o Stringfel-
low are visiting relatives in Tus-
caloosa, Ala.
Elder and Mrs. Claud A. Walk
er and son. Sturgeon, of Daisy
Vestry attended church at Spen-
Ger Memorial church Sunday
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-14
MOTHERS DAY GATHERING

A family gathering was held
on Mothers Day honoring Mrs.
Olga Laakso. All her sons and
daughters and many of her
grandchildren gathered at her
home on Route One, Pascagoula.
Refreshments of cake and coffee
were served. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
Pierce and children, Mrs. w. E.
Howard and children, Frank
Laakso and children, John and
w. c.. Laakso, all of Route One,
Mrs. Luis Logan of Hattiesburg
and Mrs. F. c.. Bennett and Clio
ria Bennett of Escatawpa.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-05-14
ANNIE TRAYLoR CIRCLE

Mrs. L. e. Green was hostess
to the Fannie Traylor circle of
the First Baptist church on Mon
day afternoon. The meeting, which
was presided over by Mrs. o. A.
Sinquefield. was opened with
prayer by Mrs. Green. Mrs. c. A.
Byrd led the mission study from
the new study book and the clos
ing PRAYER was voiced by Mrs.
Sinquefieldi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

fought for release from her eyes.
You want to. don't you?'
But this is our house"
He moved away from her an
grily, again to the window, to
probe the iron dark. "All hell is
waiting to break loose out there.
We've got to get out of the coun-
try. Fast"
Now she knew she would not
cry. She did not speak until he
turned from the window to her;
then: why did you do it,
Johnny; why?"
ARE you crazy?" He moved
toward her almost as if to shake
her. The look in his eyes was
frantic, harried. What kind of
thing is that to ask? Because it
made me feel good. When the
war was over / felt rotten, tell
you, rotten. How do you think
it was to realize you lived and a
lot of guys better than you were
dead? l used to wake up in bed,
sweating, burning. l used to cry.
You wouldn't believe it. would
you? Captain John English used
to cry. l prayed I'd wake up to
find the war wasn't over so I'd
have another chance to catch it
the way men I'd sent to die had
caught it."
John English made a furious
fist with his right hand and
brought it to his temple, as if
the pressing eased his head. Il
felt guilty. I felt ashamed. l
don't know why, just did. I
wanted to rest. l wanted to
Sleep" He laughed bitterly.
Il went to the medics and they
sent me to a hospital"
She reached for him, but he
moved away from her. you
were sick"
II wasn't sick! l knew l
wasn't. They kept jabbing me
and testing me, but all l wanted
was to sleep, to forget. They
couldn't understand. Nothing
was wrong with me. just need
ed sleep" He clenched his teeth.
He looked around him. defiantly.
Then l got the deal in Ger
many. And it was like the war
again. You had to be sharp.
You couldn't sleep - see what l
mean? You had to be on your
toes. 1t was dirty, but l was
used to dirt; it was rotten but l
was used to that. That's why l
didn't want you there, why l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
IL FLIGHTS UP
Continued from page twenty.fou1

didn't want you involved -"
The words had been spilling
out of him. impatiently, imper-
fectly articulated and she broke
in: II knew every minute.
He studied her for a moment.
Yet you waited?"
Il love you," she said. IN
always wait"
The sardonic smile cut into
his face again. We'll, the wait
ing's over" He got up. We've
got a fortune coming to meet us
in Tampico. Let's get going"
She shook her head slightly.
You're sick, Johnny. don't you
see? You've been sick for a
year."
He turned on her. furiously.
What are you talking about?"
he shouted. Il never felt better
in my life! Come on, we've got
to move now"
She did not stir from where
she sat. She looked up at him.
Softly: "A man from the CID.
wants you. He found me -"
His fingers dug into her Shout
der. you let on?"
NO" she whispered. not
showing the pain, understand
ing. He was very clever"
Hes here - in town."
Eyes. He's waiting for you.
At the Ambassador. His name
is Stanton"
JOHN ENGLISH went back to the
window, but before he could
draw the shade from the window
to look out into the black night,
Elinor Linton said: mo, he's
not here. He wants you to come
in by yourself, Johnny. They
want you to know they're look
ing for you and for you to come
to them. 1t won't go easy with
you but it'll be better than a life
that ends suddenly from twelve
flights up. They'll understand
you've been sick, they'll ="
She came up to him, pleading,
but he pushed her away angrily.
What are you talking about?
If l stand before a court martial
they'll throw the War College
library at me. You'd be ninety
years old before l got out of Fort
Leavenworth."
She shook her head. mot
when they understand you've
been sick. Not if you 60 to the
Ambassador on your own"
His angry hands seized her
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1948-11-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

SOL. GihL wants lob caring for child and
cOLoRED GIRL wants part or iiE fun lime
Work. %ork: roomins house or small hotel. Ref
COLoRED GIRL fond of children, desires
2oo, care Of child while mother works:
VA HWa1shington sns preferred; $40 and earfare
cS5toRER cSIt j. WOMAN. Won experienced. for day
eo5oRER SoIf p cIkIs i1as dssrs day or part time
coLoRED GIRL desires Job cleaning small
spt; DAYS week, full or part time AK.
Sorf or stays .ts1 nshts rs i5Psflsssed pE sfss for
COOK, woman, colored, thoroughly trained
sssosaS ana s1Desisnssd sinn.r vents york from ii
COOKING. Ink o. ehsmbePmaid work,
cGRr@iSs s'ffP an rk koNf1 Slt1 or stretched sn.
laundry Nnn slip covers; called and del NE.
slF5s sm5 sS59Esq saeEsq want: typ. of Job
!sH ssn'' es'; sS HGEk 45 81 work
m e49sss wants EiSastE asKE Eors M or
GdEE GIRL ,ss solored, desires day or part-time
Girl high schoeI sradaate lR Wants TesG 3ob
or Chevy Chase. Md; a day saturday.
BUTLER Gaithersburs, Nd, r. F. D. No i :.
GIRL. wants Job as nursemaid for chill
ESTHER DAVIS. Adams - s45i. ioAS M.s
g9rk; good ref Phone HI. 1916. 20:
weSL w.sE desirss Gays work cleaning: b-day
sii:. Siki' .s5E selofss exp, s aeesndsse, wants
isi Vienna "sst H. .fser As sSnd.s G S. earf:re
GIRL; colored, wants JOB: care of children
or light housework. vi. 815S.
SdEL' SoFk fGl0rss Sso4 desires part-time or days
GIRL, reliable: desiers job four days week,
MO- Non Wed Thurs and Fri; experienced.
CT SsL .SI ghts ssssss job baby sitter
GIRL wants Job as part-time cleaner.
RSrnnss R9 5ssa in ONCE or an apartment. Phone
sao0siIns; s liye out; VI 7fos. LucTLlE'
GIRL f 0e eoorsd yoans Ga xh Ak excee 20s ref
sreness; wants general hogsework by day.
Gr GIRL; ssos Solored' desires days work. Call
GIRL. GIRL eeiorsd. desires work as maid in
private family dress shop etc. NO. 2172.
t;I1. GIRL; col selorsd;; wants Days work Or part
from TIL IL ME. 5997.
Or mcthsSs Helper s i've in 1H0 ref JseRss" HU aas
GIRL; Golorsd; wants E m9Enisss %dJss week,
GIRL, colored, wants part-time work or
sll day. 5-day week. LU: 77o1:
Work day or night. Best references
9 Girl, r. eolored: desires ss,,,5day s,s: week;
GIRL. colored. desires Job after school in
the evening. Call from 8 to 7, TR 3463
aefnoon poson per mUrns
plus carfare. VI. 9O72, ask for MRS
GfRL, colored, desires work; experienced;
reference. AD. 7135.
GIRL, colored' experienced reliable. de;
GIRL, coiored. desires position as general
housexorker, full or part time experienced
sE cs sff5si st 'sE s and soos'.s
GML GdFf esl eSlHrfd 10 to Uan'i aE rug BASE
GIRL, colored. desires g-h.w., fun and part
time; 60 home nights DE. 6865.
GIRL; Ra; coorsdi .yop sSperdsnssd ossa COOK; from
GIRL. colored, neat. reliable, experienced.
wants days work; reference. Call MI.
Girl, Girl light colored, wishes work, Mon,
Tues, Wed; also baby aos sitting; excellent
references. Adams g236.
sseEins; e1per.; 5 or 5h days a week. DE.
haa s.la: nS s'ls,ss ssssn.. x'nss 'SSsss. n'''
Evening star., 1948-11-07
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADDRESSING MAILING SERVICE, also ex-
perienced ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS desires work
TO, do at home; will call for and deliver.
ALTERATIoNs-Let's see what can b..
nnns mad. VIII your Tfd dresses E new clothes
% RasY sfTTER cHr9S proay mothe1 mott so4s Week ends
iS.ftS ,ns.s ,..ns
3:so; white, reliable, former sch teach;
65c hr CAL MISS DAVIS, RA. o106,. or
aH.s aels ssisEyS; .sS~ Boy 55s-E: Star .s... ':a,
Sslesesns; BOX 4es;E Star:
to elderly lady. Live in. Settled. Box
coMPASioN-Desirs position as com
GSMN cS1sy III EHD1 an9 nS1 ass SH ,ypns ssns
toring children, BY woman student, in
exehanEe for .ocm. Be Box sss-E, Star. r
tortal assistant. rewriter, proofreader, wants
hour hour 10 WI VI slss. MRS. eai cHARLEs H IS r r
GEAvEF; Sbass Ma s4o1 Montsomery ave. Chevy
DENTAL ASSISTANT. experienced, for in.
formation. Call MISS AMBROSE, RE-. oes7,
DESK TYPE JOB needed by young handt-
capped woman, clerical or receptionist;
and operate adding machine. III. ?s55'
DRESSMAKING. design remod, altera-
tiors; eve. gowns q specially: reas. MISS
BERT. 1890 irving NV, Apt. 4. AID 223s
ELDERLY LADY wants part-time general
hght housework,, companion assistant
semi-inyalid child care in Georsetown.
ELEVATOR Ef tH oPPiERAToR, colored. exper.
sood worker; refs. If necessary. Call pc.
ENVELOPES ADDRESSED a. home, type
or hand; called for and delivered; So per
thousand, HU. 1859 Sunday o to 8, week
NV fEsNfvsEGSofss ADDRESSED at. home BY
hand; called for and delivered; $40 per
thousand. 81. O162.
GIRL. colored. wants part.time work in
GIRL, colored, desires position Is clerk,
experienced. can type also. VI. 271A, e.
ssss:rs SEs so0Tss r. s9ss Ssat' Job as bus girl In
GIRL colored, wants Job taking care. Of
children, maid In store. NE. Ss31.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
HELP DOMESTIC (cent. J

GOOD HOME and salary for housekeeper
In motherless home, small town in Vir-
CARE OF HOME and light cooking; re-
liable person only; live in, upstairs room
and bath; refs: S25 week. ia. 1929. 20
psnion to mother: settled; to care for
child and home in colored family in ex-
change for room, board and monthly sal
airy. HU. 6143.
COLoRED-MAm-G. cooking, light
laundry, have auto. washer. live-in, on
12-day Thurs h-day SUM-, S25; must
have local references and health card.
RA. 5000. q
Evening star., 1948-11-07
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

COUPLE, colored, husband as cook k-house-
man or chef-cook in hotel: wife as maid.
Free to travel: live in and salary; good
refs NO. ss~o' Ext B-e@9 after Pm
JANITOR. colored. wife and child wants
fun or .part-time work with quarters
AID. 6054.
WOMAN. age 80, college graduate, 7 years
administrative and professional exp in
scientific fields, presently employed. inter-
ested in responsible business position.
Highest references. Salary. $4,000 per yr
Call LU. 1880 between Q and pm, or
write Box 252-G, Star
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MOTOR TRAVk.

CHATTANOOGA-Leavi Wednesday pm,
return Sunday, Nov. IA. Phone AK. 81 Os.
DRIVING 1s47 PACKARD to Florida No
vember 10. Will take passengers; refs.
exchanged sH 1870. "a
LADY DRIVING to San Francisco within
few days. take two passengers references.
Hobart $3.50.
DRIVING MIAMI Nov. 10th; aeeemmodate
two passengers. Phone North 1888;
WANTED, lady or gentleman TO drive twq
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GIRLS

GIRLS
Why waste hours travelling into town
when you can work close to home? Wanted
to train for dry cleaning clerks in An
napolis I'd. area; excel oppor. with chance
for adv, II honest, reliable and aggressive.
Apply
OFFICIAL CLEANERS
1897 Annapolis I'd. or 37o6 MINI. ave. ne
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GIRL G

GIRLS
Would you like to work in Bethesda, Md ?
The telephone company has unusual op-
portunities for intelligent, alert girls in
the Bethesda ONCE. The work is inter-
to work and the pay is good, right from
the start. Learn more about this oppor-
tunity. Call ME. 9900 Ext. 2063 for appt.
G. & P. TELEPHONE co.
Employment once, e1s G St. NV.
HOSIERY SALESLADIES
Must be thoroughly experienced. perma-
nent position, with excellent salary and
commission.
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Personal Shopping Service
We have several openings for attractive
young women who would like the Job Of
assisting our customers with their Christ
GIFT WRAPPERS
Experienced; however II you are talented
in the art of gift wrapping. experience
is not essential Please come in and
see us. Apply personnel once. 7th floor
- JELLEFF'S
l2tkl22o p st. NV. ia
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GIRLS (2)
GIRLS

For general office work. no exper. necessary;
good salary to start: pleasant working con.
ditions.; perm. UNIVERSAL JEWELRY
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The Telephone company has openings now
interesting work; good wages; paid while
learning: regular increases: 5-day week
10 experience required. Visit our employ.
,nent ofice.
The C. & P. Telephone Co.
QIa n St NJ w
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PART TIME

For financial markets; young woman, 90
80 years: permanent; no experience re.
ouired: must be married high school
graduate preferred: & hours daily, 10 IN
to pm. Apply personnel ofhce. Room
$40, Star Building.
THE EVENING STAR