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PASSES AWAY

Pearl Houston, colored, died at
the home of her son, L. A. Houst-
on, 318 Elder street, Moss Point.
Her body was taken to Meridian,
where she was born, for inter-
ment in Oak Grove cemetery
where her husband was buried
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-18

Flechas, IT, at $50 a. m. with
six members and one visitor, Mrs.
Travis Avara, present. During the
business period it was decided to
donate a book to the church Ii
brary. The mission study was
conducted by Mrs. Avara and the
opening and closing prayers were
said by Mrs. M. l.. Hatten and
Mrs. E. E. Burns.
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which is its community missions
program for the month. The e
mainder of the meeting, until the
serving of refreshments, was spent
in study of the mission book.
There were seven present.
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JOHN WATTS

Mrs. G. w. Hall, chairman, was
hostess to the John Watts circle
at her home on River Road at
$3.50 a. m. There were five pres
ent including Mrs. Halls daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. M. M. Jarvis of
Pacayune, who was a guest. The
mission study was taught by Mrs.
Hal Lee.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-18
ALMA HUNT

The Alma Hunt circle enjoyed
the hospitality of Mrs. c. F.
Wadsworth at its meeting at $50
a. m. with the chairman, Mrs.
Harley Seay, presiding. During
the business session it was de-
cided to sew for the Jackson
County hospital. A number of
cans of food were brought for
donation to foreign relief. The
Bible study was on Deuteronomy
and seven chapters were discussed
by Mrs. T. L. Cobb. Prayers were
voiced by Mesdames S. B. Nell
vain and Homer Miller.
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FRANCES

Mrs. Earl Mckee was hostess
to the Frances Roberts circle at
its meeting at Ills p. m. at her
home on Buena Vista street. The
opening prayer was said by Mrs.
George Tootle, who also led the
program which was from the mis-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-18
coRREsTroN

Through erroneous information,
it was reported in this news last
week that Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Jackson were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Golf of Escatawpa.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-03-18
ABRAHAM HSU

The meeting of the Abraham
Hsu circle was held at the home
of the chairman, Mrs. M. M.
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lowed by a social hour and at
this time refreshments were
served by the hostesses. The
meetings were held as follows:
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EDWINA ROBINSON

Mrs. j. E. Stone was hostess to
the Edwina Robinson circle at
-her-home on Grant street, at $3.50
a. m. with Mrs. Henry Bogdahn,
presiding. The opening prayer
was said by Mrs. Stone after
which the mission study was
taught by Mrs. John Cole. The
closing prayer was voiced by Mrs.
J. w. Brumfield. The next meet
ing will be held with Mrs. Mollie
Wingo. The circle is to hold a
prayer meeting Tuesday at the
church at $3.50 a. m. with Mrs. J..
E. Stone in charge. The public is
invited to attend this service.
LENA HALL
An attendance of ten marked
the meeting of the Lena Hall cir
Gle at the home of Mrs. J. ]. Flack
at 10 a. m. After the session had
been opened by Mrs. ]. H. Simp-
son, the chairman, several chap
tiers of Deuteronomy were re-
viewed by Mrs. Clara Bowman.
JIMMY FOSTER
Mrs. J. S. Abbey was hostess
to the Jimmy Foster circle at a
meeting at her home at 8 p. m.
The opening prayer was said by
Mrs. P. K. Walker. The devotion
al was presented by Mrs. Henry
Waters and a prayer was voiced
by Mrs. ]. l.. Van Osdol. Mrs. ].
S. Pitman was welcomed as a new
member after she had been in
troduced by the circle chairman,
Mrs. c. E. Mcclellan. The study
was presented by the program
chairman, Mrs. C. D. Ellerman,
who was assisted by Mesdames
D. Y. Smith, Mcclellan, C. Lin
ton, C.. o. Kerby, Van Osdol and
c. F. Taylor.
RUBY UDvARNoKI
The home of Mrs. X. L. Walker
was the place of meeting for the
Ruby Udvarnoki circle at 3 p. m.
with the chairman, Mrs. C. A.
Nelson in charge. The circle spent
part of the time in sewing for
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sion study book. She was ably as
sisted by Mesdames James Nor
wood and Bill Farmer. The clos
ing prayer was said by Mrs.
Mckee.
NELLA DEAN
The Nella Dean circle met at
1880 at the home of Mrs. Wilson
Woodall with ten present, and
the chairman, Mrs. Kenneth ia
quith, presiding. The concluding
chapters of the mission study
book were reviewed by Mrs. Hal
Lee. and a prayer was said by
Mrs. Eley Bishop. The meeting
next Monday will be with MRS.
Lawrence Milan.
Marion progress., 1949-12-29

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We've changed our nam me
SAIN-BROOKS MOTOR C,
MARION MOTORS, INC. N
else is changed! The same fr
people, your neighbors VIII b,
know so we'll, will continue t
you the same friendly and ef
service you have learned to| {
The photographs on this ia
the men who make up our IF
staff, competent dependb !
perienced men to render th9
you deserve-come in and be
borly with us, - won't you?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
KDE DOMOV q
B. A. Langova:

Zajiste znas kazdy vi, re slo-
va ma nasi narodni hymnu ma
psal Josef Kajetan Tyl, a ma
pew (noty) slozil cesky hudeb-
nj skladatel FIR. Sroup.
Tyl napsal jen prvn1 2 sloky
pfsne a ty mely byti zp1vany v
divadle We hire naZvane "Fidlo-
vacka". Tyl byl autorem teto
hry.
Skroup, ktery byl tehdy RI
ditelem hubby a zpevu VI di-
vadla, skladal noty ma rychlo
a "a tiche noci u loze sve ne
income manzelky. Bylo to v do
me "u Bon1" v Myslikove ulici
Praze, {. 1871. Skroup ma
ma dome tom pametnf desku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
StraSna lima " Texasu.

z Dallas Sc sdeluje, re ude-
|Tila v Texasu strasne studena
vlna, ma kterou Dude dlouho
vzpomfnano. Teplomer klesnul
pod nulu az v San Antoniu,
kterezto mesto je casio navy
vano "texaskou zimn1 zahra-
z Hallettsville prisla
zprava, re cely okres Lavaca,
take sousedn1 okresy, mely te-
plotu pod nulou a sesti-palco-
YOU sneznou pokryvku. TAX
tomu bylo i vAustinu. Jfzda
ma cestach byla nebezpecna a
v hlavnfm meste texaskem ne
jezdily busy diva dny. Bylo to
velmi krasne a DR.. M1cek z
Texaske statnf university wy
pravoval studentGm, re mu to
pripomfnalo jeho navstevu &C.
skoslovenska roku 1916, O va
nocfch, kdy mrzlo az to praste-
10 lima zpGsobila velikou
skodu v okresu Travis, ale ia
Sc media porovnati sc skedou v
1dolf Teky Rio Grande, kde
znicena byla zelenina a mno-
no citrusoveho ovoce. Skoly
takrka v celem Texasu byly
v pondelf zavTeny, protoze skol
nj busy nemohly ma kluzkych
cestach jezditi.
V Corpus Christi NELL 18
stupnn mad nulou, coz je tam
take neobvykle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18

"Kde domov mGj?" zp1van
byl pc prve v divadle FL. pro-
since 1884, a p1sen sc obecen-
stvu nelibila, take zGstala &C.
skemu lidu celkem neznama.
Teprve kdyz znamenit1 pew
eli, Karel Strakaty a Jan Pisek
zpfvali il v cizfch zemfch, a
tamnf posluchaci byli krasou
p1sne uneseni a nadseni, pocali
jsme donna p1sne 81 vaziti.
Roku 1871 zv1tezila hymna
u mas v Marianskych Lazn1ch
nadobro. Strakaty jim tam zpl-
val v koncertu. Ctete, CO psal
tenkrate O tom jeden posluchac
kritik: "Kdyz Strakaty touhy-
plnou a srdcelomnou p1sen
"Kde domov m1j?" dozpfval,
p~ovstala v sale mocha boure
potlesku, ktera tax dlouho tr-
vala, dokud il pan Strakaty
pTelibeznymi zvuky teto p1sne
opetne jake carodejnym pru-
tenn ukonejsiti Sc odhodlal -
nacez Ease cire ticho nastalo.
Veskere obecenstvo bylo tax
dojato a poslouchalo S takovou
upjatostl, re Sc zdalo, jakoby
vsichni krajany a Cechy byli,
a blazf citove lasky k ceske
vlasti v duslch jejich Sc prysti-
Ii, ackoli Rusove, Polaci, Fran
'couzi a j., jichz hojny pocet do
koncertu Sc sesel, malo nebo
zhola mic slovGm nerozumeli.
Ale pfsen ia jest tax dojemna,
tax lahodna, a p. Strakatys il
zp1val S takovym nadsenfm, re
zdalo Sc, jake by celia duse je-
no promenila Sc We zp1vaj1c1
andelfcky a miliskujfcf Sc no
loubatka, jez usedali v srdci
kazdeho, kdoz v sale nebyl bez
citu."
A vsem Sc p1sen tax zal1bila,
re potion sc nestacilo il opiso-
vati. Take ruskou kneznu Kru-
suvovou, ktera pTi tom koncer-
tn byla, p1sen velice zajlmala,
take il uvedla k carskemu
dvoru petrohradskemu a do
Ruska v1bec.
Tim slava p1sne ma veky by
la pojistena a nyn1 znama jest
ceskoslovenska hymna pc &C.
lem svete.
V nj radujeme Sc, kdyz ma
rodu dobre sc vede, kdyz osla-
vuje sve Verne syny a jejich
velike a zasluzne ciny. V nj
truchlfme a placeme, kdyz ma
rod shine nestesti. il nabyva-
me dtechy, ale tez povzbuzen1,
zmuzilosti a odvahy, statecno-
sti a silly Ike vsemu, co ma pro-
speech vlasti vykonati kaze nam
povinnost! A te silly name to-
lik, kolik k vlasti lasky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
To rnu n~epomHGzze.

Sedel host "a stolen, hlad
mel jake vlk a pred MIN ma ia
l1ri vonel rick, ale &C Sc po-
kousel re vsech sill jej rozkou-
sat, tento tvrdos1jne odolaval
naporu zub1 i noze. I zavolaI
81 vrchn1ho a rozlobene zvo-
lal:
"Takhle tvrde maso jsem ne
videl, nen1 MONA je rozkou-
sat - zavolejte mi hned pana
sefa!"
Cisnik zrozpacite: ga ne
vim, pane, jestli yam to Dude
co platne, protoze on pan SET
ma zrovna tax mizerne zuby!'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
TYDEN MASARYKU.
(Tiskova sluzba Ceskosloven-
ske narodnf rady v Americe.)

z podnetu prvniho sjezdu
zahranicn1ch CechG a Slovaku
Praze v r. 1882 poradany by
ly We stare vlasti a v zahranici
u pTilezitosti narozenin presi-
denta T. G.. Masaryka "Dny ce-
skoslovenskeho zahranic1." Cd
r. 1885 tento den ivan byl
"Masarykovym dnem ceskoslo-
venskeho zahranic1'. V Ces-
koslovensku pripominali 81 v
tento den pod1l zahranicnich
krajan1 ma osvobozen1 naroda
a informovali Sc o jejich 1.-Two
te; V zahranici pax Ease vzpo-
minali krajane = jak statnl
prfslusnfci CSR., tax obcane
svych novych vlastf = ma svou
rodnou zem a odusevnovali Sc
ideally zakladatele Ceskosloven-
ske republiky. V dobe odboje
tento den byl nam pax dnem
narodni mobilisace v boji S ma
cistickou tyrani1.
Letos nebudeme V den Z.
brezna vzpom1nat jen T. C. M.
Vzdyt "a tri dny ma to, 10. bfe-
INA Dude jiz rok tomu, CO tax
skonal jeho syn zahra-
nicni ministr Jan Masaryk.
Spojme proto ODE vzpom1nky
a venujme tyden cd 6. do IL.
bTezna pameti obou Masaryku
zakladatele CSR. i mucednlka
jejf demokracie.
PTipomenme. 81 v tydnu Ma
saryk6 ideally, ktere hlasal a
jimz I'll svGj plodny zivot To-
mas C. Masaryk i %vernost, S nlz
"a tyto ideally sveho otce a sve-
no naroda polozil sv1j zivot
syn Jan.
Ones ,isou tyto ideally We sta
re vlatsi poslapany hrube lid
mi, kteTi jiz zahajili nenavist-
nou kampan, ably znehodnotili
vyznam d1la Masarykova. Jen
We svobodnych zem1ch sveta
lie nam vzpomlnat obou Masa-
rykd duchu a v pravde. Del
me proto mocny vyraz svemu
pTesvedcenf a ucteme pamatku
velkeho vGdce ceskoslovenske
demokracie i jeho syna, jenz
stall Sc jej1m mucednikem. u
spoTadejme letos projevy, je-
jichz ohlas zalet1 do porobene
stare vlasti. Upozorneme ma
ne verejnost americkou a sve-
tovou.
Nemate-li recnika ma tyto
v~zpomfnkove projevy pozadej-
tie O ne Ceskoslovenskou narod-
nj radu.
Necht neni jedine vyznam-
nejsf osady nasf ktera by tom
to tydnu nevzpomnela Masary-
XII veTejnym projevem. Necht
nen1 osady, kde by Sc aspon V
mensfm krouzku krajane nese-
Sli a v~Zpom1nkou ma Masaryka
TomaSe i Masaryka Jana k no
vemu odhodlani v zapase "a
jejich ideally Sc nepos1lili.
Necht TYDEN MASARYKUI
jest nam tydnem mobilisace vi
1sili "a obnovu ceskoslovenske
a demokracie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
Mesto zniceno ohnsm, jen dive
budovy uSetTeny.

Bogota. - Tislc osob bez
pristresf uchylilo S edo klaste-
ra kapuc1nG v Puerto Leguisa-
mo, jenz je jednou re dvou bu-
dow, ktere z1staly ~usetfeny O.
hnem, ktery znicil toto mesto.
Dive osoby uhorely v ohni,
kteryz patrne byl zavinen biz
zfclm sc lesn1m pozarem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
Byt S prislusenstvim.

Novomanzel hleda byt. "Jak-
re pane domac1! z techto dvou
pokoj1ck1 chcete Sest tis1c ko-
rum" A kde mate staj?"
"Jakou pax stat, pros1m
vas?"
"No, k ubytovan1 osla, KITE
ry by yam tuhle cenu zaplatil !!
Ma ucta."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
ZahOnek HumOru.
Prirozensjsi prirozenost.

Fotograf: "Prosim, milosti-
va PAM, polozte svoji ruku va
panu manzeli ma rameno,
tax to vypada pTirozeneJi."
Pan manzel Ok sobe) "Kdy-
by il strcila do me kapsy, tax
by to vypadalo jeste pfiroze-
nejsf."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
PravdomIuvnY.

Ptal Sc lekaT pacienta:
"MGzete mi T1ci kolik jste v
zivote ne.jvfce vazil?"
"No, jeden cas- jsem vail do
konce tTi sta liber."
"a vase nejnizsf vaha?"
"Sest liber dive unce."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
Jerusalem hlavnfm mestem
Israele.

New York. DR.. Izaak
Werfel, 1rednfk zidovske jed
natelny a vGdce israelskych
deln1kd, pfedpovedel, re "Je-
rusalem Dude zidovskym hlav-
MIN mestem''.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
RECEIPT ma dlouhy zivot.

RECEIPT ma dIOuhy zlvOt.
Wy, kdoz statky oplyvate,
dlouho It'll touhu mate.
Necht 2 vas kazdy radon tou
Sc r1d1:
zijte pc zp1sobu = chudych
lidi!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-02-18
Pokles americkeho exportu.

Washington, D. C. - Nedo-
statek dolard v cizfch zem1ch
byl pricinou, re export re Spoj.
StatG klesl minulem roce 17.7
procenta.
Evening star., 1949-09-22
INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture. all subjects taught. Approved
by Government for CT training, day
ias tEspe5 fiasSs' lsio %As4ss St I'M
PLAY ACCORDION in 10 lessons.
STUDIOS. Du. $500 or RA. $500.
LEARN IN SAFETY to drive safely.
EASY METHOD, North i7s4. ''-'
PIANO TEACHER, formerly assoc.
frankie Carle g. Elliot Radio Studios
Of Spgfid., Mass, can take a few pu-
pills at homes. Spec. beginners. vi,
9615. s:30-11:30 am, 5-s pm.
NIGHT CLASSES. applied psychology.
self development, metaphysics: all
MILLINERY CLASSES. by custom de-
sisner and trained teachers; group
limited instruction individual. ST.
NEW FALL CLASSES in shorthand.
touch tipping, bookkeeping, account
ing. comptometer and other office
once. BOYD SCHOOL, 700 18th
tied. Est. SO yrs.)
DANCE MUSICIAN and professional
play popular violin in 30 lessons; be-
ginners or advanced students ac-
GGspted;. MR; HUGO, Glebe $3.50. or
CIVIL SERVICE CLERICAL EXAM.
course starts Tues, Sept 81. 6lS
pm; wks., S15. Reg. today BOYD
SCHOOL, 700 18th, Cor. G. Ma.
ACcoRDIoN, 1o-week trial course.
MERVIN CONN ACCORDION
SCHOOL,, 3509 l4th NV, TU. 1888,
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.-clerH, grades
CAF-2 and CAF-3; sample ques and
ans. incl. arithmetic, 6S pages; 50
MERIT PUBLICATIONS, 313 Evans
Bldg, 1920 N. Y. ave. NV. EX.
1886. 25s
Evening star., 1949-09-22

8 COCKER PUPPIES-Must be sold
today; $15-$20-$25; clean and
healthy. All colors. SH. 1888. "a
WILL GIVE TO GOOD HOME. 7-wk.-
old white female spitz puppy. Call
CAT At STUD. beautiful steel point
siamese cat. Cali Elmwood 553.
SMOOTH FOX TERRIER. q female.
white. black trim, 10 mos, very
cSeKER csyeefzE ssP PupFnEss BE sSie ies all coiors,
5 wks. up, TOP lines, reas:. females,
bred or open; small Prycobb female.
$50; boarding. ,rooming. stud serv-
ices. 5490 Auth I'd. s.e.. HI. 9524.
KRIss KROss KENNELs-Boardins.
Reas. rates for hunting dogs and
cats: personal supervision; Fairfax
cocKER SPANIEL .PyPPrEs-sev-
eral iitters from which to choose;
eFszr efse fSSsSfs SSS shs1s tsHn @se osse
reasonable price, If placed In good
hs%s: nsps1, ass Jo :heS aNss4E ribbons and Axe
COLES; aSa sa xKs' Is :ss|s ssas and white:
ESsLfsa ass 81 seFlEk@nlsct FL and Wit.
COLLIE PUP, thoroughbred, female:
c1Gkss' fSr sR1s' sPsn,ss sss Ga ss An; 6esz ss'
l male, 3 females, 10 wks., red.
Call Rockville 3919. -23
N nALMATIANS, purebred, z weeks old,
beautifully marked; S35 each. Call
OR. 457S. -25
BOXERS-Ws have some excep-
tionally nice pups of various ages;
ready to go. AL. O805. pa
KENNELS-Boardi
bathing. rooming; cocker spaniel
puppies ~ and n stud :sry: TO; 5l39.
Wonderful pet, great watch dog:
2h years. Call 81. 1885. -23
SIAMESE KITTENS for sale, 8 weeks
old; reasonable; house broken. co.
WANTED, young male Philippine
NAcaQue. Boz A0-A Star.
Evening star., 1949-09-22
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCT. :BKKPR.- OFF. MGR. Is yrs.
varied eXper., 3 yrs. public acct;
will also consider other field where
this background useful. DE. 4067
ATTORNEY. member of Virginia Bar,
eligible for D; c; Bar. wishes con-
tact with established law office. BOX
BooKKEEPER;ac -ofice mgr. lcon-
cost accounting; salary, secondary
Teie. Union 1887. Box Bose, star.
BOY 20 wants part time JOB am.
Ghs1 kGxAh M SsS?as 81 non. On.
drinker,. desires work; little expert
Address CHAUFFEUR. 1909 2ist
CHrF 81 NV, abtys Washington 9. p G Il.
for private family; best references,
city or vicinity. Box 32s-C. Star. :.
CHEF, colored, exper. first-class hotel,
rest, club; hard worker, handle help
wei. Z s8T SEGIsTfRFn 2ssrf; Star p,,7xsTs Il.
Trucks and equipment: desires po-
sition with building contractor or
plumbing establishment. Box 241-
MAN, colored. wants part-time work
MAN, colored, wants days work;
ref Ii 1854.
MEATCUTTER, 1st class, all-around
man, 80 years exper. HU. 5274.
PAINTERS FoREMAN-Handle large
projects; new and alteration work;
expert color mixer. Box 29s-C,
YOUNG MAN. with car, Govt. en-
ploye, desires work week ends and
evenings. Box 334-C, Star.
YOUNG MAN, colored. reliable desires
job as truck driver; steady work.
Va. and D. c. permits; references.
HO. 1901 any time after 8 pm. 23'
RECENT COLLEGE GRADUATE,
B. s. In Bus. Adm. Experienced in
recreational work Starting salary
is immaterial. Future opportunities
must be good. Box 2s2-C. Star
PERsoNABLE young college man
wants work: veteran with varied
experience of ofice-salek 4333
YOUNG COLLIDE MAN, 81, single, sin
European college education in lam
suages and business admin, expert
ence in banking. export and import
and promotional salesmanship; de-
sires perm. position; future more
important than starting salary;
free to travel in and outside q. s. A.
Box 27S-C, Star.
Evening star., 1949-09-22
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COLLEGE WOMAN wants gh.w.. s
experienced with children; city ref
COOK, exp, white. p position cooking,
light work; good baker; upstairs rm.
refs. Box 23S-B Star. go
COOK, Chinese. excellent, 80 years
e,rs sxpsr;; % best ref, bacheler or family
DAY WORK. house clean or laundry,
3h5day week. DU. 3o5e, $50 to
Girl, wants daywork or part time,
s;R,Wi; TR S5Se days; exper' pleasant ref.
GIRL, colored, wants days laundry
Te Terk 9f Pos cleaning; ezper.' ref. Phone
GIRL, colored, desires bh DAYS work
days SSp; Tork; neat and reliable. Phone
GIRL, colored. experienced with
fnns fnrlarehi ht, wants snasha gays work or part
GIRL, colored. wants days work OF
~ EX t4ae; sime; experienced reference
GIEi ET g, eoloFsa I'd, n,.s, E,,hss work; @ H0p; T.
GIRL eolored. desires days work
time; experienced: c.il III DE. 4Ri5
sandrs e Srns xinsa snd esl do ior sh' 1f
GIL, ahIas eolored, desire. Job, r.h.w., full
GIRL, colored. wishes days work;
references; no live-in. AT. 1928
GIRL, colored, wants days q week
ironing or housecleanins; SIS and
GIRL, colored, wishes Job g.h.w.,
plain cooking; good references. 10
2-2O69. -23
GIRL, colored, night school student,
desires full or part time nursemaid
mothers helper or light housework;
MAID OR COOK, 5-day week, Sat
and Sun. Of; experienced: city ref
erences. HU. 1894. 23'
MOTHERS HELPER, companion OF
cleaning; refined, responsible white
ences. Box 930-c, Star.
Evening star., 1949-09-22

REPAIRS AND SERVICE
BRICKLAYING, ireplaces, chimney,
walls and walks built and repaired.
A. FAGNANI. 10. 1884.
BUILD OR REMODEL your home or
commercial building on a contract
1 basis; 80, CLIFFORD M. JOHNSON,
BuiIDfNG. Hi 5nSGi remodelins. repairing, Mas
carpentry. brick. cement work: paint.
CABINET MAKERS, experts on furn.
repair. refinish, bookcases. valances,
wardrobes' etc. ia. s62s, anytime.
CARPENTER work Of all kinds. Call
cARPENTERING. remodelins, roofing,
sash cords, caulking, cement work,
geeianat UP brick, floors, painting. TU.
cARPENTRY. .plasterins. t,reproofine.
ret Tsst .Tna With mechanic. GOODMAN.
cARrENfRY-A.tie. 4Ri Ssfs; finished. "a. rec.
do1merD Do1shss sfndows an'iGssa 9ss
pRIcKs. uN. uNstI' S4si. - T. nAN'
CARPENTRY, plastering, fireproof-
Ing, cementinE; brick work. roofing,
anteed. co. e245. WILLIAMS. "a
CARPENTRY, COMPOSITION, roof
ing. trimming, porches,. general re-
pairs, etc. L. g. A. LONG. Call
Cellar fHfI.i ~ or IVA WALLS WET, -Ys Roo.
leak? Masonry poor7 EXP. work,
low cost. MR.. NEVINS, LU. 3-2444.
CLoGGED. DRAN PIpEs-E,ectr,-
cally razor -kleened or no charge
ROTo- o-ROOTER. Phone RA. S8S8,
EhHcfRikcsAinn 1as fdsiks Ainy yc6NFakt:AorNc. 5sFht: com
mercial and domestic wiring, repairs
and maintenance; motor rewinding
and service contracts. Since 1875.
A. .. JOHNSON CO., HU. $500.
Evening star., 1949-09-22
HELP poMEsIIc lcnnt. J

COOK, downstairs work, S25 week
must live in; experience and local
references req. OR. 3411. IA
COOK experienced, live in,
good odsG pay. Must have reference.
COOK-G.H.W., white or colored, ex-
per-; light laundry. live in, upstairs
rm.; local refs. OR. 1856. "a
CooK-G. .H.W... exper. live in. excel.
salary to right person: Thurs. and
every other Sun. Off, fond of chill
COOK-GHW., exper.. $40 wk., half
day Thursday, every other Sunday
of; local ref. and health card re-
CURED; must like children; Apply
1929 42nd st. n'w'' bet 10 sa anS 8.
COoK-HoUsEKEEPER. white, care
semi-invalid. 3 adults; live in. Box
261-B, Star.
staEs leDm eHSass qsars live livery in otSe;
Sun. on; exper., refs. required: must
Ike children; nearby Alex. oV.
GIRL. e.h.w.. cooking: stay nights;
SIS. Sai Cain sad vi. he5tta e544. caro- fe'uifeo'
GIRL, live in and help care for, 2
small children while mother works.
Call Ii. 3-1771 between and $50.
en1 Sssssa sS ss IN Sas isas
GIL or n WOMAN, Oman sh.v. and light
cookingS 5ls-day wk. GE. 1104.
Observation-Disclosures woman
to cook, launder and clean for an
drn ds saay salary s for ps espaSs sHaFpsTs
son able to qualify. Box 325,B.
HonsEKEEpER. white, to take COM
sesooss pste eharEe 9f and
mother: live in or out; upstairs rs nm; n
HoGsEMAN SfsX x4 oauFTIuRs GA FL fsSl' coiored Sa
reliable, over 30; local refs. from
waiting; vodtsn ADULTS gInt;oI live IN in or out
MAID. reliable. local references,
health car. fond OF children. 5
days, l0-4; SIS. GE, 1899.
Apply MADEIRA LIQUOR, 647 H
MOTHERS HELPER, must have city
references; willing. to work; 5a
days, $50 and carfare; stay 2 eve
nings. GE. 5969.
NURSEMAID G.H.W., experienced;
refs; live in; good salary. OR.
WOMAN, settled, to live in. for
g.h.w. and. child care. some cooking,
no laundry, 3 in family. 6-day wk,
alternate Sundays off, recent refs. !;
$50 wk. Call Rockville 4456 be-
tTeenl4 and 6 pm. only. -23
WOMAN, white, exper., cook and keep
st flr.:- live in; nice upstairs rm.
Silver Spg., Md. $25 wk. Call
SH 1921. -22
WOMAN, Irish. middle aged to work
in private home; ideal living quar-
tiers furnished; salary can be deter
mined. Apply 1882 Conn. ave, see
Mr.. FAJFAR. 10 to 12. . to 4. 90
PERMANENT HOME for middle-aged
white woman in exchange for house
Keeping and care of : children;
salary. Apply MRS. KIRBY, 5S42
North Four Mile Run dr., Arl.. Va.