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The Durant news., 1948-01-01
Many Unique New Year Customs
Still Exist in Foreign Countries

Syria
The great day of fun and feasting
in Syria is New Years, not Christ
mas. On New Years Day they ex-
change presents, and children &c
about from door to door giving the
greeting of the season, and expect
ing gifts of candy and money.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-07-31

the idea of making money in a few years and going hack out side, Mir. GtueninR said. They are against developments in schools, roads and cities that will take some of their money"
 "lf a reasonable proportion of the people who have come to Alaska had stayed here, we'd be bigger, but not enough has been ploughed back into the country" !" he said.
 Governor Gruening was intro duced as speaker at the dinner by Mayor Lee Bettinger, who was presented by L. J. Norman, Chamber of Commerce president.
 In a question period following his speech. Governor Gruening . answered one about his stand on fish traps by reminding his audi ence that he had sponsored bills against them many times.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-07-31

''Ths referendum ip 0ctobes only dete mines public opinion on the traps," he pointed out, adding that, a. majority vote. a. galnst them will not necessarily abolish them.
 "The chief evil of the traps is in the character of the owner ship" he asserted. eff we could scatter it throughout Alaska a. molg the fisherman, it would be alright, but the salmon industry won't yield, so that the only way is to get rid of them. The le- gislature has the power to get rid
Kodiak mirror., 1948-07-31
G0vefnorSe Statehood
 Eventually For Alaska

Alaska will eventually get statehood, but i've will just have 10 keep struggling and pushing nnsl we get it," Governor Ernest Gruening said here Monday evening.
 The territory's governor was a.oDored guest at a dinner spon- sored by the Chamber of Com merce and attended by l25 per- sons, at the Montmartre Inn.
 "lt is part of our destiny to help build this great state," Governor Gruening asserted. Public sentiment outside is overwhelmingly for statehood, public opinion polls show 80 to 20 percent of the people are for ss, and most large organizations are for it."
 Helaid the blame for failure 10 obtain statehood at the last session of Congress on the chair man of the senate committee on ansnlar affairs who "doesn't be- 6eye in statehood.
 The bill could have passed the House, but wash presented there because of the necessity for speed in the final sessions and the certainty that the senate would refuse to act on it anyway, the governor said.
 Governor Gruening blamed many of the territory's current ails on the past territorial legis- tatuIe, which set up 8 budget of $lO,0OO,O0O for expenditures and only $5,0O0.0OO for revenue. He argsd his listeners to send the right men to the legislature and said that If we have the right kind of ] gislators we can go forward as we never have be. fore."
 Another bad factor in the territory, the governor asserted.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-07-31

is "absenteeism", which is the fault of the legislature too, he sald.
 Absentee forces have a lot to do with our problems" he said "We want business from outside but we want them to leave something here, The problem is one of uncontrolled and uncheck- ed absenteeism."
 He also listed what he called the "absentee spirit" as one of the territory's ails, and pointed out that the real Alaskan is "the American who comes to Alaska and wants to stay here. "
 Too many people come with
Kodiak mirror., 1948-07-31
RAal g., 2
,f them if 1t wants to !"

of them if 1t wants to
 The school picture for the coming year, financially: is mot very pr ,mieing the Governor said in. response to another ques- tion. He again blamed the legis- lature for the state of affairs, for setting up budget of expendi- lures twice as big as the revenue
Kodiak mirror., 1948-07-31

The Kodiak Rotary Club has voted $500 of it's playgrounds fund for improving the grounds at the Baptist Mission and pro- viding playground equipment.
Evening star., 1948-03-24
By Alice Eversmon

The Philadelphia Orchestra gave
one of its finest performances of the
season in the two numbers that
comprised last nights program In
Constitution Hall. It was Brahms
evening, with his Symphony No /"
listed for the orchestra and his
Concerto No. 1" for the piano solo,
ist, Rudolf Serkin. This was COM
bination Of the highest order and
the capacity audiences reaction
proved that Brahms, especially as
played last night, occupies an un-
rivaled place in its affections.
The composition chosen for this
program by Eugene Ormandy d.
vulge not only the composers mas
terry as craftsman but the special
qualities of his genius. Rugged,
passionate, tender and poetic, he
gives full rein to these elements In
his first essays in these forms. The
plan Of each is carried to full real
ization with the utmost logic yet 1t
Is the emotional power that is grip
ping and his remarkable ability to
run It's gamut through the express
iveness of the orchestral color. This
is burning music, glowing with
beauty, sorrowing or resentful. 1t
requires sympathy and kinship from
both interpreter and listener.
The work of both soloist and con-
ductor was remarkable for artistic
discernment. Not many interpreters
can lay the music before the public
so openly and with so much respect
and admiration for its multiple
parts. There was present in the
reading Of the symphony a timing
that permitted every detail to be
grasped, together with the adorn-
ment of beautiful tone, whether In
pianissimo or in full release of
power. Mr.. Ormandy made no ef-
fort to underline by exaggeration
during the first movements, building
carefully and progressively to the
great climax of the finale. He de-
manded, and received, every kind
of effect from the orchestra, as sat-
isfying in it's minutiae as in its
most sweeping expression.
In the same spirit, Mr.. Serkin set
forth the concerto, blending its
parts with the orchestra with ad-
mirable skill. His alert and ardent
temperament famed in the ruth
less tragic power Of the Maestoso
with brilliancy accompanied by a
clean-cut and vigorous delivery of
the sharply defined passages. The
peak Of the evenings performance,
Evening star., 1948-03-24

The audiences response through
out the program was little short Of
exciting. Applause and shouts oi
Bravo" recalled Mr.. Ormandy again
and again after the playing Of the
symphony and acclaimed Mr.. Ser
kin with equal enthusiasm at the
conclusion of the concerto. The or
chestra was at its best and the
brasses and woodwinds, given the
most important themes in both
compositions, superb in finesse o1
execution.
There was another kind Of ex-
citement last night that was brought
about by the late arrivals. Some
500 people reached the hall after
the program had begun and did not
take kindly to the long wait be-
fore they could be seated. Many
disregarded the regulations and
seated themselves anyway. They
struggled in between the symphony's s
movements to the distraction Of
those present. The hour of the
Evening star., 1948-03-24
|Philade1phians and Serkin Give
Fine Performance of Brahms

however, was the Adagio where the
orchestra and soloist united in a
superbly moving reading. Mr.. Ser
kin's molding of a phrase, his Wis
ualization sof tonal color and his
feeling for the emotional content
was supported by a like sensitivity
in the orchestra. The Philadel-
phians have at command an almost
inaudible pianissimo hardly matched
by any other ensemble. It's use In
the Adagio intensified the atmos-
phere the soloist strove to achieve.
Mr.. Serkin's crisp playing gave
sparkle to the last section and
while the hrilliancy Of his delivery
was electrifying, it was his COM
plete immersion in the spirit of the
music that was the more notable.
Evening star., 1948-03-24

concert and the fact that only two
numbers were programmed were an
nounced far In advance. Most resi-
dents Of this city know the hazards
OF bus and streetcar travel as well
as the dificulty Of finding parking
space. It is not fair to the rest Of
the audience for the conductor to
interrupt the continuity of q work
Evening star., 1948-03-24

os psuses % that the tay general embarrassment thn
% seoeo ntte more the Courtesy Campaign Of the
caculaaon as to time would avoid week Monday
Evening star., 1948-01-05
AElp WokAeN.

loas.sss.sllsh:S nm: s.a.rs slis. se1H K:
s s. ishSSl GERM Sutton r.
advancement for ambitious person: plses-
sR:ses. g. sS.faE sEARs fsnssiSs' e. 4eRE es g. ISIS
work In modern dsiiicat lessen from pm.
yntil 1890 pm. Apply in person. aSol
MAfTREss. sxper.. blvd. rsssaurant and
Apply in person or eal WA. 1871 bet; .
HMSiTsHsss M 1 io1 tgll;an: xs,k T. ss,P Psi;:Ss. S
Mxf1sfssEs, ss2E 81 Il 'n 9sss sBa suRsn. Rs employ,
day wf.. including Sat. and ss9.: c.esi-
Dsssan n sssanfs sd 1:s R:d HoT
wxIlnEss. VAR M asSs sapssiens.a: &c ier a,sh. .s.t.
APg1y Ssrn IN pcrs9n. g9S3 17.d.C.s91s 1s7AdoH nlCA
I.,''ss:' & q
wwoMAS Won MHkAsEs Tor - speciality ,sors;
tunitz:, GOLDEN DAWN. 1908 Z .t: -
leads furnished; eommissIon. plus bonus.
Ss %oMaA EA 7sis DssTTufSaTss IfE id Is 3D.
resaisr Susinss. 81 S SSs.. but a. sspirss 70 have
Q business Of her own that can be con-
Quoted from her home. No investment.
For full particulars. write Box 243-B, Star
YOUNG LADIES co. neat appearance. for
permanent clerks in retail laundry store
At 1s Georgia ave. and Underwood ST. st: nv; T.
person to Mr.. Enyeart, MORNINGSIDE
LAUNDRY. 1920 Georgia ave. Silver
sPTinnsE snEn,P Pho6f oSENING sH eoS9 9or ,.sn.a am
bilious lady; s2.400 frst year. Box
aSsTs AGf NOV! Sss!' sas is your. for selling ms so
boxes greetings cards at sl-your profit
to SOC. Costs nothing to try. Samples
on approval. WELCOME, 2e9 Halsey st.,
Dept. 20. Newark 2, N J.
WANTED, 3 girl typists, reg. hours, ideal
working cond., starting SALARY, $3.50
local fnancs 90. Call for appointment,
MA 7276
Evening star., 1948-01-05
REPAIRS AND SERVICES tcsst.,. .

fLAsTEaIsa s,. nsX and eld r'ps,F' v1ss a
IsEf :sr.shs new Work.
sna '
reasonable cost; z ny 1oEk s4iti ysg ,l;l ssll
fIAsTsafNa kHstlff q asD Di4ln ss
ings patched or I SensMssSd' sosS Tall' and pa.ti-
iGns apI6 oEsdr EErA1E Sefs aiSsr
.Sss%snssiEHI EIr6k GsoTf. ,..;s s7se and .orm.r
I'll ss work sapeEs sso
sns. ,gs n 1sssT 2ias. St cs'e5 eo
kkFsfGERAroRs. Ii FSieGaEiRA MOTORS. wa.hips n.-
chimes: 24-hour service; household and
ssSsfss1s e. On S'Is
Devs1 tools. c.ii i6. ss7S S's sfssr Pm pm.
= soSIK1NG%Ah 81 ssnoahh type. roof. repaired: New
metal work. guttering and downspouts; no
sas' sSss i4s: ss.e .s 50 n0hh; s. hoS E,s Call
ROOF REPAIRS, painting. suffers. Ass-
sonable prices. work guaranteed. MUIR
fh1 fthf Re RREr21Ss, 21Sa xoIf fn sasisns..d aszz
I9FEWEFT1Gs sissnsa: ensd and .a,us.sd
TYPEWRTTN CO.. 8l3 14th NV.
UPHOISTERING and repairing. my fur
niturs VII stand saSf Up when you sit doTn."
UPHOLSTERING AND CANEING by blind
and handicapped: reasonable prices. Free
is PLEASE CALL me- Tor an IN estimate ] on
your plumbing and heating requirements
in Prince Georges or Montgomery coun-
ties I offer the finest in workmanship
aaa aaas materials jim SNiN'hrihi g! H.
SAVE MONEY! Have your sas units
thoroughly cleaned and adjusted by ex-
Psrts; ;odp free estimates, Call VI. s71o or
You BUY YOUR MATERIAL and let US
install 1t. Linoleum, sink tops, asphalt
tile. rubber tile Factory trained me
chanics workmanship guaranteed. SERV-
ICE LINOLEUM d TILE CO., CHI. 376S.
Evening star., 1948-01-05
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

X-RAY TECHNICIAN wishes full time Do
sition; private doctor pref; 2 years hos-
pitaI experience, charge Of x-ray dept.
,1 :ss:: ;aS S,i'
esiss a:Iissr. 70 csii ssH't AT' sS aye ana
CLERK, perpetual inventory Or Unit control
records: experienced general once routine
excepting stenography; capable IeeponA-
bility and setting-Ao procedures. ME. bll7.
DESIRE POSITION ~ assistant In nursery.
or work In Doctors or dentists omce.
District htgh school graduate; ID IFS. ?ld.
DSRHEsssM2AiKNG. DEE design, r.mod.. al..zs.:
tions: eve. gowns . speciality: reas: N16s
ExPERT BABY sfTTEk, a1aiiabie any
time; reliable references; reasonable price.
GIRL, coiored, neat, reliable and expert
enced. desires work as store clerk "a dry
cleaners or doctors once. NE: 1855, 3
MINOR ALTERATION WOMAN, eolorsd.
wants position. Call RA. 1888. O.
NURSE will give daytime nuraanG care
to elderly person for adequate living
quarters for husband and self and small
salary. Randolph 0862. g.
EPII0NIgT desires poAtiee IN doe-
tors once; one yeef seersteE1al school;
ons year nurses lads apd thrse ys!fs'
sTENoGRzrHfi, e rsntd. sesarsts, niAdls
sgsd, wants vcsk = DsatQe law omes
Celisss sdueatssa. TX 1SeA Assaiesa
Evening star., 1948-01-05
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONAL CONCRETE. cement work,
footinE, driveways. porGhes, basement
sss: ss2f ;ss' -t' e S1 ss aaa
Ap5rfioEs. zfSe II e. al pe1S r.mod.llns. carpentry
Dastsrng Dalntins ETC. free esfIRaMa1ss
bGfL6fE 1H SsGons coSTR&cfSkEN.v ESs HS suildins
.sDa1ns Tf
COMMERCIAL AND HOME REPAIRS. re-
WGdsn kNHk essi9as GsRsa Ess e'spatss eo No s6Ss
i.sns. .sndins. anisSins: eissnias: lea ias 81 pss-
fsss !a'ssstsas at'fs d ias: isis 1'sss
aeNEsAL eiR hssi; coINTtRRAcroR-New building.
crete worf. etc. estimstes Tree. c. 4.
sENEaazi sEEEkzL IL aEMoSEINa tsSI; Of all CONNER
f!sl R Ss nAY ps1s Z hoREas fS5R fssma'' free
HYATTsvILLI CONTRACTING GO. =
Roofing. siding, painting. papering. gut
terms terms. rrs. re- .stimat.:. in VA. $3.50. days q
ikfRaks; kfHcHkN sEMoDELlNe-1mmedi... in
Line" cabinets and Tracy "Iifetime" stain
less steel sinks. We DO entire job; inyolv-
ing carpentry. electrical work, plumbing,
ind snd
CO., 1915 Conn. ave. NV. MA. 6710.
REMODELNG homes and stores. recrea-
and materials Call q. w. CORCORAN
Chestnut 1883 or A. L. Gore. Falls
Church 1851. 10
REMODELiNG, additions and alterations,
commercial and home improvements, COM
plete construction service: free estimates.
r. AND M; CONTRACTORS. FIR. 2131;
REMODELiN LiNG.REPAIRING, interior and
exterior; carpentry. painting, papering.
.o1f 1sDsrng xorf Fm.
and materiai. CAREY WINSTON CON-
sTRJCTIoN CO. co: 6975,
e. PRICE. WI. 1898. O.
Evening star., 1948-01-05
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

pOARBTIC HELP By day. week or month.
We protect your home BY. selecting the
best help to do your work. RTTTER'S
E6PICYMENT AGENCY. 634 o st. NV,
pu. 4s1s. AD. 1882. am. to $50 2 m.
SECRETARIES. sTENoGs., BKPRs.N we
are famous for SECURING the f1necs o.
nee positions. ATLAS AGENCY. Evans
5aseE;.. b1sse;. 1920 New York ave- NV SE'
FILE CLERKS o.. sxper., $3.50. must be
alert, others with typinG; temp. and perm.
SPening, noy Mds; Feed siX4s "a e2aa 3s.t,S Sr
ExcEPTIoSAL SEC. IL openings Cap
itol Hill stenog. sec, $4,000 up: knowl.
addressograph. Several other openings @ on
Radio secretary. b-da.. wk., .S46. Private
sec, in Alexandria. 3 d., S46: Engineer
stenographers, hourly. S17b mo-. Can use
so secretaries. stenoRrapherrss rs dany; un-
Ma. 2i16. PERSONNEL SERVICE (estab.
l6 yrs), 1871 G NV, next to church.
Evening star., 1948-01-05
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; DOCKS opened
closed .aditsd 't,ssmsnss m9nsh; s,ss 81
ACCOUNTANT, expert; book. started. feD,
part time. tax returns prepsrsdS, So,E stats'
Re9S HSCousNG sYfsss a 1H ss
desires full time employment with cPA e
complete school sysntnss Phone sA
:ss sss;ss:sss s.s.:
port taxes. Wo. 1886. IT.
ACE WHITER; nsws sorspdt.; ,r:,.s r.. sxpss Z
sss Hs GEt 'aS ss. g. %.;s':a ssa
HsTrT1oRNEY-ExEcUMvE assistant, mem
Der New York bar; 9 !ssrs. genera an. Sanc-
Ing and labor contact fslds; inter.sted g
connection with PVT; law nrm or trsds
a: 3:s s.s;:$s:; TO- 1885,
COLLEGE STUDENT, Negro, veteran.
@sssss as:':s :ssa ssEs 'a %as &.
6iIREcroR s. sseT or assistant to director Of pub:
,s nferins DsiaIleni for p1es. radio
portant pe but secondary to to opportunity
ESGiNEEk ES5 SSaEk sesh desire. p.r..m. work eve.
ninas and week ends; sales work preferred s6.
JANIToR. eoiored, with wife, wants plaes
as janitor With quarters; yssrs Of expert
;saasssii1oR sassi soloredi. aorSdi job for couple. S.u
Law STUDENT will finish school this
month; has not taken bar; desires work
February to June ct lob giving practical
jMsafrTsases jssa5 fTpssisefs IEcftelAN Hiie .1D.r
enced hotels, apt. houses. Box 8e0.A
MAINrENANcE ENGINEER-st.am heat
ing, electric refriEerating: and air con
Prefer large apt. or hotel Box 30s-A. Star
PORTER AND DRIVER HELPER; hay.
at pm, NO. 6396. T.
ent, reliable and familiar with marin.
equipment. Good salary to start. Cal
National 4672 after 10 am. Monday. g.
to snts5prisinsd sxscu.ivs e,
SECRETARY D2AFfsMXN-Younr snsr.
getic man available from 8 Am. to
pm. every day for secretarial and draft
ing work. Mapping . specially. Salarl
open. Call any morning AT. 1888. b'
sTENoGRAPHIo AND TYING WORI
W .. hsss sr s.sT.Id ssa as,.I s.
vARTrYrNa vMAHRah1YrNa to do do 4 f home; @ esli Tor an:
deliver LU. 1908. Satisfaction guaranteed
VETERAN STUDENT, colored. waiter o.
other work needed, evenings after 9. Cal
WINDOW THINNER. free lance, care
writer, dept. and specially store expert
ence; available days weekly. uf. 1850
Evening star., 1948-01-05
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

DRUN INSTRUCTOR from New York win
accept limited number Of students inter.
experts easily and quickly. Guaranteed
results. Reas. rates. Call RA. 1855 after
GREGo AND PrrTMAN shorthand, touch
typing; individual instruction, speed dicta-
ton. Day and evening classes; start any
time. LAKE SCHOOL. 11o1 Vermont ave.
LEARN TO DRIVE, new ears. patented.
dual steerins and dual controls. Profes-
sional tnstructers; daily an. & e 10 Pr. Pm
MaospoiaN TRAINING IN beaus, culture. an
.usjeets tau.ht. Ap2rcysd q 1oyssnTsnt n
cuGi1aE ISl6 q d. NV 81. 1852.
All QUESTIONING and rsfrigsratten.
Saehsd II q y!s. mey ho!. dst .startsd
pev. Y1eAI q Rsaetael sheeZcrk On Z
sa 49, 49,. .s&s.es. 6 s:sss.s'tssif s3f {s 'fek
IS0z 1snslns Il s.s. Al. TIA.
Evening star., 1948-01-05
SITUATIoNS WoMEN (cont.) }

SITUATIONS WOMEN (cont.).
TYFTNG DONE AT HOHlR by collegs grad,
.Dssa5s s II H6Maa tsshSsa 1as 'etsne ess4
WOMAN, eolored, wishes ehambe9maid,
waitress place; cleaning By vk. CO. 6s73.
WOMAN wants work in restaurant or hos
pitaI Kitchen. 81. 5982, 8 to 1 Monday.
WOMAN wishes work at home, making slip
covers; exper. in fitting and cutting; VIII
WOMAN, white, mature. wants permanent
position, nursery governess, preschooi-
age child where other help is kept: 1--we
or BOX II, College Park. Md. s.
REFLNED LADY desires position ~ pri-
yate, social or Congressional secretary
Qualifications and background tustines top
salary, Box 381-A, Star. -
Evening star., 1948-01-05
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

E1BY SITTER, SOC hr.; 24-hr.. duS{. 90;
infant care in employsd couples meme
Call MISS RANDALL. MI. ob18.
GIRL desires morning part-time 3oh n
rooming house or clubhouse. Il 6zoS.
GRL, colored, wants days WORK. Oau AD.
dIRI., solorsd. wishes ~ - naad. qAa
GIRL. eeiored. wants DeEt-tims ~ ~ 1&
5aaai. v.:s z % ':s'i: 4 se-:. No. siss
WOMAN, time evening
work. from tll after dinner, b-day week.
plain cooking: city references. HO. 1902.
WOMAN, eolored. wishes ehanabermaid,
waitress place or clean b. VIZ. GO. 6S73.
WOMAN. eolored. settled, wants Job; good
cook. Call 8 TO- l.. MA. 1874.
WOMAN, colored days work. Tuesday and
Wednesday. good cleaner and laundress.
KATY DAVIS, 1349 Girard st. NV. MI.
WOMAN, colored.. desires general house
work; b-day week. Or part time, after
10. Call FIR. 1860. (Home all dayo -
WOMAN, colored. wants g.h:wr light
laundry, cooking, cleaning: don't call me
If you don't want me to work. HO. o161.
WOMAN, eoloEed. wants days or morn s
WOMAN. celored. wants s.h.w" excellent
cook HO. 2001
Evening star., 1948-01-05
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, 9.h.w.. e1psr.. local feSs. only.
H.stl 1,,siin or r 1sss .sss some nights $3.50
help; recent local T.iersncss rsa. ssoi
COOK AND G:g:W: assist with :hildrsn;
ss5S zs aR sas .ht. tax. chars.
doctors home; references; Well trained
Sash ond sasesns Salary ~ l1sa
ute; from District line Mans na rsSl' .s, 1:S,
hoasekespins; ,ass Iiye in. mic. nm; private
EREs0H SWISS, S CANADIAN a'!;, & s.ofa.: I5,:a
eanS chs... q hd. cn" hon.: lsi:r.na:.. st g. 1szS
CIV :,, pl..3a sess,ns ssS s.,s ,r sh-s.'
G.H.W., cook. live IN: gsndix; upstairs
Eoom, 3 ssS 5sdio; near bus; refs; sood salsrs.
G S:A:W.s cook; small sP.., ~ 3 .ishss
siat :"1sEs, fIz1N ses sooka M Ioff IL. .n S.
and sxpsr. With children. Raj. WI. 1907.
shiidren, age ) and !; s.h.v,, ne sookins;
S.ts ~. ...:5; :;h.v .,.,a Zoo cooking; n.
White Plains, 81 min. n. r. City; sleep
in; ref; $26 wk. each. Jackson 17bs-J.
aogsEkEEREE , S;,1 white; f.. .. ', x0.lins kim,
and bath. good location. AID. 664s. .-S
mo. and YRS; small new house; light
s9na, ssss ss SSsaRs St. h% Aep sss
MAID for sh.w, plain cooking; Bsndix
washer: 5h-day week; good salary; refs.
MAID, eoior.d. to Mv. in or ,out; priv.t.
must have good refs. RA: &ss2: %
Sr Etb h~ cSar.n S NV: o oseq hsp
g!fssS g!Sssai spr!ns. g. sosf:a 10 10
y y.n Be es:n s:1 :n4 nsa 70.
light general housevork; assist with cook
ins; $40 wk. Cali sH. 4s7b. -
MAID, colored; g.h;w: and oscasionai care
aVsi.i aS.. NV. T. 1: at. 5, TX. 624s. '' ~ |
MAID. live q: between rs and 40 II r.
ssi.rs sd local s $685. s'na'1 washer
MAID. live in; INV, good plain cooking;
s u family r:i sssS ;s s.aa n:A SIS w H.
7545 18th st.. NV, RA; boes. 10
good references: s2s Per week. Can
4h MAID wv WANTED. $50. so wk., $50 70 $50;
on lg: yacht used ss guest house docked ess
good bckgrnd; must have phone. RE. $3.50.
NURSE FOR CHILDREN, ages 21a, 3h
in; must have health card and references.
Phone ewes, Fairfax 800. |6
WOMAN for E.h.w; and to care for year
Arlington Va. GIL 400, Ext. 456. Is
WOMAN or GIRL, live in as one Of
family. care for Sh;yr:.old girl salary
RELIABLE, experienced person wanted as
second maid; assist with children; Wed.
Of and every other Sunday: live in; refer
RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN over 80
yrs; cleaning rooms and light laundry.
Hours 1890 am. to 7:30 p m; good pay;
references. Apply IL TO - Monday, 1127
18th st. NV, End hr. -
Evening star., 1948-01-05
MOTOR TRAVEL.

RESPONSIBLE DRIVER and riders, 1947
Mercury to Los Angeles. Lincoln 1858. 2
RIDE TO CALF. by serviceman. Excel
lent driver, will assist with driving or
drive ali the way, share expensesA best
reference. Adams 0526 bet. and pm.
MIAMI; share expense and driving. young
couple desire ride on Wed. or Thurs. 8727
Ridge rd., Bethesda. o.
MAN LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA Jan. 4
or will take or 1, share expenses.
Cali District 67b4. RIM. 233. s.
NAVAL OFFICER, driving new BUICK
Roa master sedan to San Diego, Cali:
take &; 30 lssyins ssx6 soon' route optional
HAVING fol MANI. IA. in nsw sedan
on or before the 10th; take 3 passengers;
S5svSa 5aS isss ro sSn sSkEaasoso 49, sssI IL.
leaving Tuesday; can take >. Call MA.
s468 bsfors O.; after 8 sall oW. 72e2.