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Evening star., 1949-12-03
Calvary Methodist Forum

The director Of the Mid
Century White House conference
on Children. Dr. Melvin CHASER,
will be the forum speaker at the
Calvary Methodist Church at
8 pm. tomorrow. Ferdinand
Grayson. budget director Of the
United Community Services, will
preside.
) Holy communion will be held
at II am. with the Rev. DR.. Orris
Gravenor Robinson In charge.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Evangelist Wyrtzen
To Lead Youth RulIy

Evangelist Jack Wyrtzen, di-
rector of 1.-THE Word of Life
Hour" broadcast on a coast-to-
coast network. including VOL
The Valley settler., 1949-01-21
IMPROVEMENTS SLA7fD FOR
 DAIRY

sono long needed ropais are sl atod for tho dairy department in 1949 if sent plans develop. good many items have boon Wet go" duo to the unavailabi1ity of materials, and the uncertain status of that department which has prevented long-rango planning,s so vital to efficient oporat ion. Vo expect a record volume of milk this year and intend to be fully prepared to hendlo. sufer and inspe ctor. Among tho items noe cd cd arc:
 Nov bottle uashor in tho Anchorage Dairy Nou delivery at Anchorage Nov surface on Palmer Plant floor Nov no isturo proof ualls in tho Creamery soparat ion, Of leo Cream and milk process os
 to comply -ith the inspc tors rocoru1onda-
 tions. -t ...~ .-t... Nov washer at Palmer.
The Valley settler., 1949-01-21
COOP BEING SUED

It Uas announced this Ueek by Manager
 Wilson that suit has boon filed against tho Coop by Roach, guard for tho oun- or of the Anchorage Dairy property, askint that To (l) vacate tho prori sos irI1edi at C. ly, (2) pay $5ooo damages and (3) Pay all back taxes on the property. :
 Tho Co-op uas charged uith (l) failing to pay ront for the month of December on the date specified, (2) having constructed
 two buildings on tho property thereby in- croas ing tho tax, (3) failing to pay tn- creased taxes resulting from our improve nonts to tho property, (4) having nado loaso ri tn incompetent persons which uas incquitablo, uncon sc ionab1e and conf isca- ,tional and des ignod to- force' tax sale of the property so tho Co-op coul d buy it at a loU figuro.
 Manager Wilson stated that tho suit vas primarily "nuisancow al it filed by tho plaintiff in hopes that a morD lucrative dcal might be forced upon tho Co-op. :. It will bo remembered by many that uo ." agreed to rent tho property at $45. % month, dorlo1ish tho old struc turos which were unsafe, uns slightly and unprofi table and construct bull ding not to co st less than $l5, ooo.oo which would become the ' property of tho oynor at the oxpirat ion " of our lc case in 1856. '',' Vision stated that tho case is ,bo ing prop erly taken care of and will bo thoroughly oxp1 aimed to tho members at tho Annual moot ing. .',>
The Valley settler., 1949-01-21
TEEND or
FARM MARkE

TREND OF TIE FARW MARKET Average prices at Chicago except wool at Boston, flaxsood at Minno apolis an d hay at Kansas c1ty as of 1fftk s22f o02oE69FF oTE69FFa. Year Hogs,ov. cut.: :" $ss.75 $25e6o $25eePo Steors good native 3o.5o 32.2o 29. 55 Lambs ,av. cr7t 25.2Q 24.lO 24,O0 Wool , gr. brig ght .....'::. ,.-.
 bl. ,corb. lb .5eaa .581 .541 Wheat ,No.2 hard winter
 bu. s.3s1 3. 2e1 3.l3 Corn .No.3 yellow, ,bu LAO '.. l:37t s.5e Oats ,no.2 uh1to ,bu. .eo5 #.e3 l.3o Ryo, No. 3, bu. I. .929ty l.975 2.7e Barley nominal range, l.. -.:.:
 @..', : bu. l. -. l.34 2.s5 Hay,U.s. l, alfalfa,
 ton -. e7.5o <e7.5o 34.5o Eggs, standards, ,doz. .54 AZ .481 Hens ;live, ,1b. ;+: '..-:~> .34 .32 .2l Potatoes ,Russots JUS. :'
 l,cut "..:'. ~- 5.671 3.5o 400 Those prices arc of course over a month old, but they do give ono an idea Of how prices arc tending to go. ~ .;t.
The Valley settler., 1949-01-21
POOLING
PAYS

The Alaska Native Stores arc inding 1t advantageous to bo bound together in ono Cooperative organizat ion. By pool ing the buying of so many stores and tho fact that many units must buy all the ir supplies in ono ordor each year ,Mr. Poters states that they havo boon able to mako consi dorable savings for thoir norbors. Ho stress sod tho fact that voluro is tho key to eff 1cient- buYings
Valley frontiersman., 1949-12-01
Keep AIosken spuds Worm Before cookinq,' Home Agent Reminds

With potatoes, particularly the Valley potatoes, so much in the limelight these days, Miss Mary Lou Lashbrook, Valley home demonstration agent, would like to bring an Extension Service leaflet to every family cooks at tention. The bulletin, "30 Reci- pes for Alaska Potatoes, is "very helpful'', Miss Lashbrook said.
 However she added a word of warning, with respect to the much discussed local potato. There isn't a recipe available that will prove helpful if proper care is not given to the Alaskan potato" she stated. She then called attention to the bulletins recommendation for cooking preparation, which is:
 Keep two weeks supply of potatoes for daily use in closed paper bag at room temperature. When potatoes are stored at cold temperatures, the starch turns to sugar, giving them a sweet taste. When the potatoes are placed in warm room for two weeks, the sugar changes back to starch"
 Goes Home for Anniversary
Valley frontiersman., 1949-12-01
Zeiles Tell of Dovison Church Contraction

Word received this week from the Rev. w. L. Zeile and family at Davison, Mich, tells of their very busy life in that city. They are at present engaged in the construction of a new church. Reverend Zeile writes. The cor nerstone was laid in late Octo- Der, and the finished church is expected to be ready in Febru- ary.
 Ihe Zeiles have had several guests from Alaska, who join them in missing Palmer. The couples daughter. Mary. is talk ing clearly and plenty" the min ister reports.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-12-01

WASILLA - Irving S w b y made a quick trip to the states recently, on the occasion of his parents 50th wedding anniver- sary. MT. Sawby left for Port Angeles, Wash, on Friday, Nov. l6, and was back in his Valley home last week.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-12-01
Visits In Anchorage

WASILLA-Don Carter, son of Mir. and Mrs. Pat Carter, spent the Thanksgiving vacation visit ing with Mir. and Mrs. Keith Lesh of Anchorage.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-12-01
NOTICE

l have just purhased Charlie's Bar-B-Que, and will not be re- sponsible for any bills due pre- vious to Nov. 23, 1949.
 1l-3t ANGELO LAVANTI
Valley frontiersman., 1949-12-01

, , Dr. John W. Dargavel, executive secretary of the National Associa. tion of Retail Druggists, has been named chairman of the Bureau of Education on Far Trade, just e"- ganlZed to conduct natisn-u N ide program for the protection ana pres- ervation of antl-monope'y fair trade laws.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-12-01
CLASSIFIED @SSS>$SS$S9
 FOR SALE

HOUSE, lot; rms. bath: shake siding: no plumbing or water. Deb. Anderson, P. O. 164. Palmer OLYMPIC oil range, pract new; comp. " copper tubing, fittings, stove pipe, two 50 gal. oil dlums; priced for quick sale. Write John Menus, Box 65O Palmer. or see John Reed at Grassers Hard ware.
 STEEL kitchen cabinet s4 steel bed; innerspring mattress, dou- ble: cast iron range w/reser- voir: kitchen range w /oil burn CT; 20 gal. crock: kitchen cabi- net w/sink: daveno. Ina. Lo- berg's Variety.
 BUICK 4-dr. sedan. fl series; recent motor overhaul W/re- placement of ignition system: single owner only Write Box c. Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-12-01
NOTICE

NOTICE COMPLETE stock of Sunshine Christmas cards now here. These cards are prettier than ever. See them by getting in touch with Mrs. George Geiwitz.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-12-01

LOST DACHSUND Puppy. Reward for return, dead or alive. Bud Lacher.
 SPECIAL SERVICES
Valley frontiersman., 1949-12-01

STENOGRAPHIC work; state ments typed; letters written: fast, accurate typist. No job too small. Ina. Frontiersman office in Rec Hall.
Valley frontiersman., 1949-12-01

CoffeY Insures Everything Remember?
Valley frontiersman., 1949-12-01

NOTICE ACCA Christmas cards now on sale at Variety Vogues.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
Chiefs Of Staff Study
Possible Effects Of
Thawing Cold War
ey John A. Giles

The possible effects Of q thsw.
ing cold war on the 1881 man.
power and operational levels o!
the Army. Navy and Air Force
already are under study by the
Joint Chiefs of Stsf. it was
learned today.
While there have beer some
predictions that any siackening
in the international tension would
mean quick and heavy cutbacks in
defense spending. the Nation 8
top military planners are pursu-
ing a cautious course.
Obviously referring to the latest
Developments In Europe In the
lifting of the Russian blockade
of Berlin. one high defense Of
fetal had this cryptic comment:
We'll. you never can tell. We
may be buying q pig In a poke"
Outlay Considered.
Congress presently is consider
ing a $4,000, ,000, 900 defense out
lay for the, fiscal year beginning
July /. The framework for the
1851 budget, now being worked
out at the Pentagon. will be
presented to Congress by Presi-
dent Truman next January.
Defense officials win start TO
Evening star., 1949-05-11

and appropriate charges w4l Be
aaace against their individual ar-
psupg.RiaonA
The Hoover Commission OF
Governmental Reorganization vas
highly critical Of earren, methods
oi defense h&ldgei.ng and sp~nd-
sng and advocated the new per
Torrance budget syssem. Il would
strengthen conToa of Congress
and the secretary Of defense ever
.2fse spending.
Evening star., 1949-05-11
Perfarmanes Rndrst'

While Congress has not yet
passed changes In the unIfieation
Law. including a section enbody-
ing q new performance budget
defense officials are going ahead
with plans 70 institute that type
budget. Under that plan. the
services viii pay for equipment
and materials as they use them, -
Evening star., 1949-05-11

work o.t budget details for 1881
around June Is.
The Nary and Air Force also
have been asked by Defense Sec
retary Johnson's once 10 come up
with some sort Of standard for
ruis xith reference 70 fyins
hours for reserves. An attempt
win be made to have the Navy.
Air Force and Marine Corps re-
serve ayiatorS ny the same num-
Der Of holirS monthly
Evening star., 1949-05-11

every type Of surface cooking. Single
Dial Control for easier oven msaA
Evening star., 1949-07-16
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK. experienced, city references,
to cook and serve dinner in pvt
house. 5 NIGHTS a wks $3.50 and
= car q fare, Call DU. 1888; II
room. new home, t'e small ali chiidrep' hIsinsrs
refs; REQUIRED. OIL. 22Ie. IT
G.H.W.. plain cooking, help with 2
aeeel ea,leren; OF pvt 6sa9 Fn' and bath; S25
cInh; dsIy to cali s1fa1 Co dSssGs' ssGs 0's ls E
HOUSEKEEPER, white, exper., plain
cooking, light laundry. 3 in family
live in. pvt. rm., bath upsts.. good
sal, sal; refs; Kenmore 3-67s3: is
for 1ood smpolsment SlsaY near Roskyille' Nd;
quarters. Rockville 1868. is
MAID. WAITRESS, colored, for board
ing house; no Sundays; plenty of
TIN time Of; d;ee other help: MRS, CLARK.
RESIDENT MAID. coIored light cook
ing; supply references; must be able
to live in. AT. 1885. -16
SETTLED WOMAN. white or colored.
mothers atSsr HELP helper sleep in YDs1aTs
and heavy cleaning. 81. 9317. -17
WOMAN. white, middle aged to care
for house. and live in. 205 End st..
WOMAN. white. to live in and care
for school-age child, good home;
small salary; week ends free. UN.
1881. is
WOMAN, colored or white, to do
light housework and help take care
Of L small child in exchange for
nice rm. and board and small weekly
salary; all modern appliances; in
EMPLOYED FAMILY desires settled
mature woman to care for small boys
and apt; live in and earn $50 per
mo; "a days OF per wk. GIL. 4400,
coon PLAIN COOK and care of Q
children. must be able to live in.
no housework, must be fully expert
enced in child care and guidance,
lovely room and bath, good salary.
HO. 64SS.
Evening star., 1949-07-16
PERSONAL

JUST FOR FUN. call DE. $500, 6 to
9 pm. II you want to enjoy q pro-
gram OF trips, sports, outings. cards,
square dancing. folk and ballroom
and of good character JUST FOR
FUN CLUB. 1745 Conn. ave. NV.
PETER RABBIT NURSERY SCHOOL
in Anacostia: Summer program:
Gmted ran ssats Ax 1ss
WILL SHARE my modern country
mansion permanently in the Blue
Ridge Mountains with elderly or mid
dle-aged couple. $50 monthly. every
Susiine. @ Phone eE. loss; Or write
Mrs. zorn. route 1, Front Royal. Va.
DREssMAKING and alterations ex-
pertly done, 3-day service; headquar-
snd ssni ADVANCE sSt 1aafDs patterns Butsons Sb
bons. laces, sewing supplies, Button
day service. SEWING SHOP, 1875
I St niy sGamto9ssbie MA; ss55 rest home
ifsy es sasEs ss4sss ss Rss3 Sh ssss
vACANCIEs-Elderly lady in cool,
quiet. rest home; tgay service and
ga Sars; ssas; rates; p SH 49aa NGa ..rs,e.
S.. Chambers has only the best Of
Cadillac equipment. Phone CO..
MAPLE LANE NURSING IsoME has
q vacancy for female patient; N ex-
HoMEeFaciiities for am
ssrs. supervised Diet. 'As' os. 7ess. IL:
Evening star., 1949-07-16
SAIESMEN
SALES REPRESENTATIVE, buildi

SALES REPRESENTATIVE, BUILDING
material; old established company;
must be experienced. Send full de.
tails. no. years in bus, etc. Bo,
PAX, Star. 10
sAhESMAS AnEyd1 Sp.7 7,S. Goptssts pToyidsd
WANTED a middle aged man to take
charge Of the janitor supply d.
vision One who knows the trade
and can SELL This is a local COM
Bog 264-Ts Star -24
FOR MoNUMENTs-car
nee. VITO CROCE, 1854 Bladens-
burg I'd. ne, Ii. 3-5611. -17
SALESMEN-Experie truck sales
men, for exclusive GMC truck deal
er in Alex. and Arl. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO., 1901 oronoco st,
sIDELINE sALESMEN-Do you have
contacts in stores or Offices? We
have the product to increase your
income. EX. $685.. -16
POSITION-Frigdai aire
now has the most complete line of
commercial refriEeration and air
conditioning equipment. in the en-
under the same management. now
has larger showrooms and is inter
ested in a fully experienced sales
man in this field selected man will
be given advanced training course
at factory this fall. Interview by
appointment only. DE. 23o0. MR..
BEL INE
Evening star., 1949-07-16
PERSONAL icont.l

ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
pie. with nursing care; opposite
Walter Reed Hospital. GE. 425S.
30
VACANCY IN NURSING NOME "a.
count, and State sH eO4o
BOYS CAMP: age e;15. July and
ming and all sports: all inclusiye
Box 2s2-X. Clney, Md. Ashton 249l.
SLIP COvERS-Have thems made by
oper; having 16 yrs. exper. WA
TOWN AND COUNTRY summer day
camp, children. Ala; June II
through August 26; transportation
94Ol Georgia ave. SH. 1874.
WITH THIS CLIPPING ONLY-Men's
shoes half soles and heels 81 40:
ladies half soles and heels 1.19;
ladies' rubber heels, 39c; mems rub
ber heels 49c; best quality materials
used. NEW JERSEY CLEANERS,
1901 New jersey ave. NV. l211
First st. NV. 100 21st st. NV, 3O1
15 st. ne. 1921 Bladensburg I'd.
ne Ia
Evening star., 1949-07-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
COOK. Chinese an yrs eY

COOK, Chinese, 80 yrs. experience;
Al references; bachelor or fam
lily with maid. KIM, Taylor $3.50.
GIRL. colored, desires part time
work, Q TIL l pm; city ref. HU.
1853. -16
GIRL, colored, wants Job doing Inv,
5 days wk. FIR. 5000
GIRL, colored, wants Job, E.h.w.; ref.
HO, 0254.
HELPER, young lady,
white, desires position; light house
work acceptable; live in. Box 6-V.
Star IT,
WOMAN, colored. neat, wants lob
as maid-cook, for adult family;
liye liyee in or out; local refs. IL g.
WOMAN. white. take complete charge
of house; widow. 3 school-age chill
dren: Sis per week. Room and
board. Apply in person, do not
phone. 644 North Illinois St. .Arl-
fngton, Va lis
colored. wants part-time
work in afternoons; city references.
HO. $500.
YOUNG GIRL. wants dishwssher,
baby sitter. soda fountain, serve
dinner. After 5. Ref. AT. 7647. .
Evening star., 1949-07-16
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

WIRING, soldering.
riveting or shipping experience:
starting pay according to expert
ence; liberal bonus pay plan. Phone
MR.. BARTZ, 81. 1852 for interview.
DEMONSTRATORS t3). part or full
time; nc canvassing. established
company. Call ME. 5711, L to $3.50
on Sunday. III
ENTERTAINERS. hill-billy. to play
nightly. Call CO. $3.50. -17
HOME IMPROV. co. wants tele-
phone solicitor or part-time sales
man. Small salary, liberal commits
sion. WO. 31S7. Mr.. BRINCEFIELD.
MAN AND WIFE, middle aged, white.
work in roadside restaurant. Salary,
room and board. Call FIR. 5947,
after : pm. IL
appointment maker;
opportunity for good salary. Contact
MR.. WARNE, HI. 3642 any time.
III
SLIP COVER CUTTER. experienced;
must furnish transportation. Call at
HOFFMAN, UPHOLSTERERS, 2447
BEAUTICIAN. NE. air-cond. salon.
Top sal. plus comm. WILLIAM OF
NEW YORK HAIR STYLISTS. HU.
70cS -l7
Evening star., 1949-07-16

'S"E s"E nv 6"6t~tS
ADDITIONS, porches. kit. interiors,
alterations Of all types; guar. work.
SUBURBAN REMoDELING CO.. OIL.
BUILDING and carpentry, additions,
recreation rooms. stticS finished into
rooms; roof repairs. new Johns
Manville roofing, asbestos siding,
insulated brick siding. cutters and
spouts; yrs. to pay. Call 81. 1921.
BULLDoZER, hour or contract ego
anywhere. grading. roads. drive
ways; Easements: free estimates.
CARPaNTRYY-Addttions, alt. repairs;
compl. contracting service for home
VIM. BESTMT, TR. 4514. ls'
ures. screeninxs,. etc; any kind Of
building. remodelins or repairs.
ao RE. oRME, LU. a-7l7s or II.
CEMENT WORK. sion. walls. flag
stone terraces, walks. chimneys
fetanns ps ppe apsnss
ali Kinds dl-'' Of waterproofns. F
MARCUCCIO. Route 3. Horners lane
Rockville, Nd. Phone Rockville
CoNcRETE. CEMENT woRK-Fooat-
luk6, pOTClleS, SIeOs, OllFeWayS, pSIIll
frs. retaining walls. Old and new
work. C. GALEA, AT. 1854 is
DRIVEWAYS, roads. parking lots;
black top, blue stone. Stag, cinders.
bank gravel; free estimates; 10
oRivEWAYs. blaes TOP or limeston.
GRAHAM PETRIE. Oliver 1892.
FENCES, all types-Concrete. stone,
carpentry. FHA terms. ST. 1000,
BILT RITE FENCE CO. 19s
FLOOR SERVICE-Nothins but the
best: laying. sanding. finishing
elenpinr sn;.hsI Da5aust papI pinStallat.en; gTuss
ToRsi To SaIE INC, 1912 Wisconsin ave
GESEkAzLL' zL'. REMoDELING of COM
mercial bldgs: new and old con-
struction; specializing in restaurant
and store fronts; plans and esti-
pstes 7ds durn. RAY E. ROBERTS
MoDEiHlzINa and additions; celia,
to roof Call ST. 3366-67 for free
eestimstss- NATIONAL CONTRACT.
INC CO. 1903 Eye ct nv
PAINTING AND DECORATING-40
years at making homes brighter;
unexcelled workmanship at reason
able rates. For free estimates call
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while 1 have
the materials. w. D. TAYLOR,
Evening star., 1949-07-16
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT-Gra of George
town School of Foreign Service. ac-
counting major, ! year public ac-
counting experience. age "a, mar
excellent refefences; desires posi-
ton in local office or public ac-
countant, tax consul.ant or private
business, occasional travel. Ho.
ACCOUNTANT. recent grad, 2 yrs
with future. Box 14-V. Star. 49,
ACCOUNTANT. expert, books started,
kept part time; audits. tax service.
Rsas; Local refs. OR. 2074.
ATTORNEY, "a, D. C. Bar, vet, trial
experience. desires connection with
established firm. Box 493-s, Star.
BAKER, pastry cook. from Europe.
eexper. on bread, cakes, French pas
try. Box S7-V. Star. lS'
BOY. colored. 10. wants work of some
kind; have driving permit. LU.
CLERK. .TYPIsT, veteran colored.
esS.s 81. 1892. 5Se washington area. II! !el'
COLLEGE MATH. INSTRUCTOR, 80.
deyoting next VITO years to advanced
studies, desires part-time or summer
employment. Box 4SSS, Star. 16'
COLLEGE STUDENT desires evening
or week end employment: clerical
experience 10. 3-3942. IL
STUDENT desires summer
work now through September. Phone
coNsTRUCTIoN ENGINEER. member
American Society of Civil Engineers.
20 years experience, desires posi-
tion of job superintendent for con-
tractor or resident engineer for
owner. Box 496-S. Star. 49,
CONSTRUCTION sUPT.. 2s years
experience all types construction,
etc, familiar FILA regs. DU. a0s1.
IL yrs experience in
all types of electric work in D. c.
Have masters license Call DI. 3s46
1STER1oR WEI m pEsfGSNG Asfe ii "! 0sse Decorator
or decorator salesman; graduate U.
of Md. WA S331. is
MAN, colored. desires part-time work
from 6-10 pm. as busboy. Call
HU, 1859 from 81 pm.
MAN. colored. wants work at noon
porter Port re. q dishxasher' sSsE clean or Paint,
Sales MANAGER or saleman de-
string position with an unlimited
future with firm in or around Wash;
12 yrs. experience. age 36, married.
can furnish best OF references: Box
4Sb-S, star. IL
VETERAN, colored, dependable. 3 yrs.
colleGe; mech. inclined, des. perm.
Job. DE. OS43. -17
WATCHMAN, white, exper.; full or
part time or week ends: const. or
YouNG S'usE ExEcUT1vE. twenty !s Years
experience in all phases OF rincl and
real estate; sales, loans, appraisals,
rentals, banking, financing. mort
cages; excellent refs, married, de-
stres new position; salary to he dis
cussed when interviewed. Box S5-V.
Star. III
80. neat appear
ance, II yrs. experience9elling drugs
and liquors, familiar with tools
and paints: desire permanent Ave
day week employment with reliable
concern; excellent reference; salary
Evening star., 1949-07-16
AIS MOTORS. INC.


SLER-PLYMOUTH HOME
Are going to open their ultramod-
ern new building in the near
future. II you are looking for a
completely. modern and we'll equipped
dealer with future, come and see
US now. We have the latest in new
equipment. such as CLAYTON Dynamo
meter, twin post lifts, Sun analyzer
equipment, underground exhaust
system and many others. Take a
ride ont today and see what we
think is the most modern and up
to-date plant in this area. Only
those need apply who are well
qualified and that have back
ground which will stand rigid ex-
animation. l control tower operator
Unjust be experienced in all phases
of shop Supervisors, l body, shop
foreman and estimator. lubrica-
tion experts, 2 service statesmen,
l upholstery and trim man, 4 quail
fed mechanics, l operator for
Clayton dynamometer. Apply
AIS MOTORS, INC.
1924 Wilson Blvd. CHI. 400. See
Mr. Brown Service Manager 10
Evening star., 1949-07-16
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOY, 2 AND MOTHER. 32, white.
desires home situation involving an
other child live in. SANDERS,
2509 Southern ave. Sc. Apt. 301.
GIRL. colored. neat. experienced, de-
sires general work in beauty salon or
dress shop. Call HI. 693S. IT,
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL desires care for
children. AID. 1854
NURSE, white, hospital trained, long
exper.. dr's. refs, wishes chronic
invalid case, day duty. HI. 3494. .
PRACTICAL NURSE, 40. or house
keeper comp: can drive, will travel.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, avail
able day or night duty. DE. 1891.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires ward.
VIII take invalid. Call AID, 1894.
SECRETARY, experienced, requires
position; formerly with London bar
rister; shorthand. 140 w.p.m.: typ
ing. so w.p.m. MISS McCULLOCH,
DE. 1886 or 2515 Cliffbourne pl. n. W.
YOUNG LADY, white. desires, position
at summer resort (typist) Consider
waitress work. Box Nv. Star. IT"
POSITION WANTED as mgr. Of large
rooming house or apt. house. Prefer
NV. or NE. Eight yrs. exper.
References. HO. 9791. IT,