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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-30

John Mills Todd and Mrs George mother =, NJ
Henderson the John Edwards Leona Hershel Hickey and
family the Ben sesbooks Myrtle pink pedal pusherx and
midf blouse Virgil daughter jeanne Jean Ora
ham Gertrude Gibson Marjorie Hack Larry TAYLOR
Evdne Kendall and Andrew Julian Holders and SON
and others Also vacation spot were N.
Bill Mathews
spent delightful summer home Of the Her
Roscoe which sparkling in Northern In
diana The Rooe talented daughter young
set with setioeeher Saturday night Among the many
Gloria Frederick Grgsby Mr. Rudolph Harowe
who his Academy in Chicago
Miss Judith Vincent also Of Chicago Anderson
SIR sToRK BUSY IN TOWN . The heat wave meant moth
mythical Sork To Mr. and Mrs Buddy Young h.
delivered Ii born on Sunday morning at
40 the Parkde hospital Monday morning just before
dawn eight pound delivered TO Mr.
Mrs Albert Dobbns It's trip Detroit Tr
bune photographer Greene Dob
bins H. PLAYMATE yesr-od Karen Yvonne mother Bar
bsra is resting at Ford hospital
THINGS MUSICAL being planned for Detroters this
Fall getting prepare Of the
most exciting Arthur Cos well known producer
Of the highly successful Ao Americana that he
viii hold additions for ntersca will
October at the Detroit
be held YMcA Saturday evening July 800
Aspiran with dramatic ability well good singing voices will
be They something
Patrons Of Arts holding meeting this month scquan
with forthcoming the Nellie Watts Con-
addition outstanding performers and in
rumena fields the will group
the s4eo series Father Meyers president Of the Patrons Arts
group
THE NE1cHHoRHooD FRoLIc sponsored by the Depart
Parks and Recreation wJR Times comes
the Brewster Center August evening entertain
dancing and neighborhood the
August wJR staff members will select ten
fnali appear August Spectators judges
determine winners by applause The selected will broadcast
1890 that wJR Those desiring the competition
obtain blanks nom Joseph Duplessis Willie Street in
sructors at Brewster.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-30
taIk Of the town..
By. Lynnette Penn

TAKE RorrrF No y travel general direction for
tt miles 49, turn north and continue two miles 10 one "
|h interesting vacation spots for youngsters IN tne save "
|chgan CAMP NORCOM This picturesque site on 'ne ~
III privately owned lake Norcom Lake mas oeen P'o
Ing vacation fun for the girls this for the past twenty
summers Its hy-one tribute 70 me aroen WIN"
|d Luc, Thurman branch YWCA and its many friends
PLANNING THE FUN for the hundred and fifty or
more GIRLS attending regular season this year IS lamp
Dothea Jackson who leaves job assistant 'eenSse
Tor her play clothes sports equipment ana ameo WIN go
reons the Camp Norcom committee. spends ne e''.'
re directing the varied program provided at the camp
|hsr capable staff of skilled instructors ana coheke
councillors In the group Jean Barbour program o"s CO.
graduate the University California Flora ba0N"' p
rector student Wayne university ana lo''' 80, ,
Dorothy Neal crafts director student at Hlghlanu ran va
college Bernice Lyerson dramatic and music o'c'o''
university student who is assisted by Mildred BtacNen J'
'uor Charlotte Smith. waterfront Director IS SWl' .,.
." At the Brewster Recreation Center and Maria Hos'
nurse graduate of school OF Nursing and Deh's"S
GLAND and who served as a in Red cross Nop " ,,,
and England Mrs Thema coce secretary TO Mrs osns u
Stewart executive secretary Of Lucy Thurman branch f"O I'D"
0''rSe Of camp registration recruiting and response "
THE MERRY LAUGHTER OF GIRLS happy ~ ',s
ion and the experience in and heaniul "
he an desired and received by the members Of Camp Noo
nniiee group Of matrons who devote many mon'" A.
war TO shaping the policy of camp and making
aSn season Headine this committee is Mrs rau 0e A.
eul and leader in civic and cui'us' AZ.
uaiy enthused and as ardent workers are otner
Cup Mrs Robert Croft Mrs Mayme Franklin W" -. NJ
.s' MIS- Ethel Massenberg Miss Nellie Waus MIS- rr..r
III Mrs Mary clanton Joseph Bracken MIS- D. ~
a. 0haney Matthews and Mrs. Matte Jones . - :, ,vo
success Of the camp would be inadequate Il 'ne nam" "a Mrs
A., mattons included Mrs. Minnie row." - "a
- neks who have been cooks At the camp TOT n' .;~.
~e'me contracts. This is good news to the nunoe'' -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-30
Thought Club Plans
Gala Annual Outing

The Club Of Thoughts menu
bers are getting ready for a gala
annual outing which viii take
place on July 30 az Elizabeth
Park. Plans for the picnic wete
completed AZ q meeting held re-
Gently al the home of Mrs. Rose
Brown. Antieiam Following the
business session delicious lunch
con was served. with the MEM
bcrs spending the rest Of the
afternoon sewing
Mrs. n. Cobb wa, present AZ
this meeting after being absent
due 10 illness Of her IA ,hcr.
AT meeting al the home Of
Mrs b Bate. Preston street,
business for the summer was de
cided. including the date Of the
outing Plans were also made for
a benefit Garden Party at the
home Of the president. Mrs. F.
Allen. in August. At this meet
Ing vas Mrs. r. Ogletree. who
was welcomed by the members.
Mrs. Agnes Cole. a faithful mem
Der. is spending her vacation in
California.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-30

Mrs. Paul Alexander prominent In social
me metropolitan life In Detroit the Of
year continuously making plans
shaping policy of the
sorns dedicated Camp improve
Nellie Watts Mrs. BurweL Mary clsnon.
Brseken Mrs George Turner Mrs Clancy Matthews and
They In harmony win
Jackson Camp assistant
m branch.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-30
| D | N G S.

Wen readers what are YOU doing to fill these long
Vacation days? Saturday the Negro Business and Profess
siona League members entertained their guests with
Food nld-fashi0ned picnic the island in Ann Arbor
Members Louise Mahaley. Ella Norton frankie Nelson,
Rev Knowles Rev. Reeves, Jesse Rutherford. Eugene
Beauty and Herbert Francois all there with their
quest and delicious spread Of many dclectable tidbts
rhe league furn shed all the cold pop and ice
Fod rartake Of Games played and the youngsters
nd Oldsers alike participated. Did you meet love-
h Jean Logan and her two boys Of Dayton. Ohio?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-30

August %. n. Is and rs. le4e.
Hundreds Of delegates are ex-
pected II YOU have any rooms
YOU can spare please call Mrs.
Helen Mallov. chairman OF the
II L. Convention Committed. TIE.
2-8346 OF Mrs. Mamie E. Black.
TR l-2085.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-30
Club Notes

THE SUPREME SOCIAL
CLUB is holding lis anniversary
picnic In Toledo. Ohio. on July
9th Buses will leave Detroit p
230 o. m. All club members viii
vcar black skirts and white
blouses Each is also requested
10 wear carnation.
Guests representing other clubs
will also he present and enlov
the festivities. The picnic(dinner
will consist Of chicken. salads.
ice cream and cake
The officers OF the Supreme
Social Club are Mrs Nelson
Christian. president Mrs Lizzv
Cook. secretary: Mrs. Lorrain
Williams. business manager and
Mrs. james Morgan. Mrs. Rose
williams. Mrs. Phillips and Mrs
Marshal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-30
Natl League N Get
Slated For Detroit

Don't forget the meeting Of Ma
tional Housewives and Business
League which convenes here on
Evening star., 1949-09-25
The svndy Pictorial
A Journey to the Poconos
BY Walter w. Hubbard

BY Walter w. Hubbard
TT SEEMS incongruous that
l. a small industrial town,
founded the year the Dec
laration of independence
was adopted, should be the
gateway to one Of the love-
nest river and mountain re-
sort areas of the 13 original
States. But Immediately to
the northwest of Stroudsburg
are the SUBMITS Of Pennsyl-
vania's picturesque Pocono
Mountains.
Three miles to the east are
the far-famed Delaware Wa
ter Gap and Kittatinny Park.
The gap Is formed by a break
in the Kittatinny Mountain
range and the Delaware River
winds through a lovely gorge
formed by mountains 1885
feet high.
Getting to the Poconos is
a choice between two routes,
one Of which may be used for
the return trip. Between AS
and ATS miles of travel are
involved, which means a
weekend trip calling for two
overnight stops that might
we'll be made anywhere in
the rough triangle which in
cludes Portland, Buck Hill
Falls and Bartonsville.
Our start takes us over the
crowded highway U. s. l,
with a T-mile run through
Laurel to Baltimore. From
this metropolitan city we
drive northeast over U. s. 40
for IS miles to Aberdeen, To-
Gale of the Federal proving
grounds for artillery and war
materials, and Havre de
Grace; on the Susquehanna
River. From there we move
on past Acknowledgements
Gretna Green-into Whining
ton. largest city in the Blue
Hen State, located on the west
bank of the Delaware River
between Brandywine Creek
and Christina River.
Today 1t is a great indus
trial city, but its famed Rod
ney Square has been partly
handicapped as a sunken gar
den. The spot upon which
Thomas Jefferson stood when
reading the Declaration of In
dependence has been marked
and part of the platform Is
still extant. Sixteen miles
north Of Wilmington lies
West Chester, Pa, locale of
a State Teachers College and
a spot where once was pub
lished the Jeffersonian, a
newspaper sympathetic to the
Confederate cause.
Continuing over u. s. 2O2
for 10 miles we come to Nor
ristown, on the Schuylkill
River and headquarters for
the Valley Forge State Park.
Here Washington's Cont
mental Army was encamped,
between December 10, 1777,
and June 10. 1778. Nineteen
yn31oC 20 thu rnrkhoocf o,,o,.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

next stop to the north is
the Delaware Water Gap,
with Stroudsburg but 3
miles to the west. From
the gap to Buck Hill Falls
numerous side trips may
be enjoyed.
Ten miles south of Buck
Hill Falls Is Mount Pocono,
in the heart of the POGO
nos vacation area. You
will find it hard to leave
If you visit the Poconos
early in october, but we
start our southwark jour-
ney over U. s. GIL to Bar
louisville and then on to
Bethlehem over State high
ways IL ana OH.
Bethlehem, settled by
German Moravians in
1740, was named after the
tiny town which figured in
Judean history nearly 1000
years ago. It is. the seat
of Lehigh University as
well as other colleges and
theological seminaries. Five
miles southwest Of Bethle-
hem Is Allentown, which
zone of q series on trips i
prepared for The Pictorial
Automobile
Evening star., 1949-09-25

after Washington's defeat
at the Battle of Brandy
wine. 1777, became custod-
ian OF the Liberty Bell and
the bells of Christ Church,
Philadelphia.
Making use of U. 8. 222
we drive southwest, through
Kutztown. center for travel
to Crystal Cave, into Read
ing, third largest city in
the State. The Oriental
Pagoda and the city's
great airport are sights
worth stopping for before
we head for Ephrata.
Continuing south west
over U. 8. 222 we pass
through Lancaster, the
RED Rose City" and to
the south lies Buck. on
State 72, and then Como
wingo, Nd, where is To-
Gated the famous hydro
electric power dam across
the Susquehanna River.
U. s. / through Bel Air and
Baltimore is followed all
the way back to the Dis
trict.
Warrington area motorists
Magazine By the American
Ass0cidti0n.)
Evening star., 1949-01-31
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. exper,: books started.
kept. part time. tax returns: reas
AcceoUN1TANT.BooKKEEpER. tax re.
perissnce. Phone ow. $500 or oW.
AccoUNrANT-oFFIcE MGR, 20 yr,
exper., desires f1ll-time position with
cHRshsI 1sIispls n5R hRcEMpNp4 TfRpe 51Ss 1MsRxs 81
,GS s H0ea ea TR5s sEsMR4TD or sc Tss'os e.
JxNiToR. colorsd; man N and I wife
wish work in small apt. blds. with
SIsrters;- no children experienced.
JANiToR with 5th-class engineer Ii.
censs, wants permanent job with
HaapY daab'sff MARI xhse eaae ',as esneF pa Rsh.s
job, maintenance, care Of roomins
houses, etc, painting, patch plaster
Ing: light carpentry avail: Q to
daily; S1.35 per hr. FIR. .6030: -
MAN. colored. desires work as helper
ioor b Berry RR sundays oo' S4S9' ask
MAN. executive type. desires post :on
Of responsibility with well-est. firm;
broad exper. In lumber, millwork
and building supplies; as accountant,
salesman. estimator and manager.
MAN, colored, wants work as house
man or porter; work day or night
AK. SSE7 81
PART TIME, afternoon, bkpg., cleri-
cal, shipping. .exper. Gig. ed. French,
fluent: avail. immed. RA. 4875.
PAINTER-DECORAT0R, interior and
ssss sxssr'oe c. Ess RE1saAN nan oR Iso@pso Poo a.
PAINTING, inside and outside; wall
washing; free estimates; reasonable
prices. WADE, ME. 0943. az
er in dept. store, wanted; drst-class
refs. Call Elmwood 757. g
STENOGRAPHER, take fast dicta-
ton; thoroughly experienced, vet
eran. part time or permanent, age
40. Ludlow 1890, IL
WINDOW AND WALL Washers, do
mestic; good work; reas. rates; refs.
MACK b JACK. Decatur e140. 81
Evening star., 1949-01-31
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL wants general housewolk. no
heavy laundry. Franklin 4122: 81
GIRL, colored. wants lob as maid or
child care Phone HU. 577S.
GIRL wishes position, steady work:
experienced in plain cooking; out
of-town reference. NO. 1850.
GIRL, colored. wants lob as mothers
helper. light housework, taking care
of child. DI. 206s.
GIRL, colored, desires gh.w., good
cook, willing worker, refs: HO. 7732.
GIRL. colored. desires days work.
please ask for MATTE GREEN,
GIRL, colored desires position car
ing for children. tU. 3O91.
GIRLS, colored go, from country,
want full time, or DAYS work. Live
In or out. TW: 210s.
WOMAN. colored. desires day or part
time work Experienced ironer: LU.
WOMAN fcolored). wants cleaning or
laundress every other Thursday:
adult family; city refs. AID. 1857.
WOMAN, colored. desires work clean
ing. laundry; have city refs. DE.
WOMAN. colored. settled, with city
references, wishes work from Q to
@: salary, .S25 week. TR. 4T31
WOMAN, colored, wishes days work.
YonNG WOMAN. white, refined.
wishes cooking and III. W; care for
semi-invalid or elderly lady. 10
through dinner, & days. 500 so.
AT 650o
Evening star., 1949-01-31
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS. remodeling, rec. rms.
mates virEinia only. oLp poMfN.
.I1aS d1N nT2 GGNGTHAGTING GGAAGG5T Sso CO.. O. 92ll
pairs q al kinds. Bars sea and rec &C.
sRlpEh sssRftEsH rSens Ss, al. Sfss Sifrssssi'is'' w.
CONCRETE. cement work. footinss.
Ing walls. dasstone, basement dooTs;
sss4 ga rnd or nsE rR, TSIk; sSIs. C. oAlEA. Ar
FENCES. ali types. galvan!sed ma.
i1sss FENCE e Co, m ST. fonseess' Sooo.' si1fE4Fl
FlREPLACEs - Regardless of your
problem, ! can solve It: Make that
FLOOR sERViCE0Nothins but the
best. laying. sanding, finishing,
cleaning. perauet Installation: Bruce
41nisaes Tnss mr. LOGGING ,..cS coNTRAG- ~
GsHRRAGTEi,so eTioii oiiex2o. alum. overhead door,
service door, six.light window, Y.P.
HGMFF HsGtSMnF pEeSsAriSS i5eSssd SSSa psInt,5s S4a
:ia;. s; s:ys H;;b, ;sb5,,as sE
HOME REMODELING. additions. at
tics and rec. rooms, kitchen plan.
ming. cabinets and appliances: wall
tile and rubber tile flooring. SUB.
URBAN CoNST. CO.. UN. 1882 days
and evenings.
MODERNIzING and additions: cellar
to. roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
INC CO. 1908 Eye St. NV
PAINTING and paperhanging, scrap
ing, floor sanding. roofs repaired.
painted, hreproof doors in base
ments. general repairs. White mech.
Free estimates. ME. 1859. IL
ASKEW's HOME SERVICE-Mod-
ernizing bsmt. to roof; painting.
paper hanging, floor sanding, water
proofing; reasonable small down
payment; 36 mos. to pay. OR
FREE REASONABLE ESTIMATES on
all phases of home remodeling; low
down payment: 36 months to pay.
HYDALE CONTRACTORS, WA. e443.
HYATTsvlLLE CONTRACTING co.
Painting. papering, interior deco
rating; all work guaranteed: Terms.
Free estimates. Phone WA. S4S6,
day or ewes.
Evening star., 1949-01-31
HELP poMESIlc

CHTLD's NURSE, white, not over 40
complete charge Of 2-yr. .-old boy;
live in; good salary. GE. 6271. -
perienced. S25 and carfare. Adult
familys other help employed; recent
city references, 1919 Ksnawha St.
COOK for guest house; live in; per-
manent place for risht person.
Phone Ho. 93l1 for appointment.
coUPLE-Must be Al with recent
city refs. working as couple in pvt.
home. Live in. Own pvt. suite up.
stairs. Good salary. SIN. fam.
Fond of children. OR. O544 "A
G.H W. and plain cook; small adult
Ssga sm;,y atn esper 81 and N rst sR,essssssary s,ss
MAID, laundry and upstairs clean
ing; must be fond of children. Other
help employed. OR. 5013. II
MAID to i've in, pvt. quarters: refs;
exp. in general house cleaning and
children: S25 wk, Call Ia. 1905
WOMAN, white. over 35: to live in
and care for 5-yr. old child; must
have 'oeai rsfefsnees; salary S25
week. Call Wo. 9s44 for interview
WOMAN (coll. to take care ol
motherless homa; 3 school-age chill.
dren; salary, rm. and board to right
Evening star., 1949-01-31
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
PERSONAL

ATTRACTTvFLY FURNIsHEp music
studio By month. day. week hcur
ExxecEiLaSr XII Lien CARE GIVEN medical
and surgical convalescents by regis
srsd sss pessf prosmts tSes 4a fos srd.s IS
m 4eS CLOTHES THERE ARE sTYiEs.
in hitting there IS skill. styles come.
styles 60: but sEil remains as you
kpoE spoy.r,L Lea !, EkGEL ~ .vI pressmaksr;
cussom made rsstsl,ns Sss eve
iIiO St NV. RIM 60. Ex 1908
REDUCE-.Capinet baths: gentlemen
Hrs. 10 am. to 10 pm GIL, 617@'
former depSty collector, Telephone
On ii aides gar,
2pen eyes. a1oa 1+th st, NV.
INCOME TAX RETURNS explained
for a nominal sum BY a former Reys:
TOWN oSs ens!S1'' sND COUNTRY VscHooL.
nursery through sixth grade; door
transDoTsatti9ni at approved ~
FEDERAL INCOME TAX returns pre-
pared BY eSperiereed party, Fees
VACANCY; nursing care. tray service;
Ice. grounds and porch. Close to
streetcar and bus. Call HI. 641Q.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES typed, spe.
cializing in book preparation. Also
misc. .typine, stencils, forms, sta
tistical work, envelopes, etc. MIN
days. Ho. a100. Eyt. 513. II
STYLE ART CLUB-Clssses begin
Feb. 7th in millinery, fashions, per-
sonal Improvement, course or single
lessons. For details, Box 295-S,
PRACTICAL REG. NURSE will boa-d
and care for an elderly or partly
handicapped gentleman. OF. S66b.
KnDIELAND NURSERY Kindersar-
ten-Small classes. Trained teach
sTSss, Hot lunches. Trans. sH'
ALL YOUR BOOKKEEPING record,
and income tax preparation done by
experts that really know how for
Evening star., 1949-01-31
SITUATIONS WoMEN

AtIERAIioNs, Il dFsssm.Eins; tailor:
ASST: sas' sSoKREErEk.rYPisr % !IHR 8 yr.
th1repsh experience; references. Bon
GENERAL ats. s'ei7 OFFICE WORKER, expert.
enced, also bookkeeping. machine
GIRL desires Job as nursemaid o,
Tsitress; Ly; oe3s: , J.,
ins' s.re' DE- d. sgsss4'ssi0n' sgs4s little or no typ
Sit afternoon or evening. CO: 5$Ss.
LADY desires any kind of work, Of
nee: nee: selling nI1 oseg some nursing expert
NEW1spAPPESRa iHs1j PSa Gaap REPoRrER and copy
woman, experienced: knowledse and
San,,,ns sons experience err oo in architectpsal
esII lssf fapeasnsed' 81 osis' full or Dart-ti"s'
NURSE, .colored, exper.. ref, day or
MI might, h. full Or Part par time in or out
rATLSTI, /! sTEMoGkAfHER: with con-
sesraos ses Box tsBsr!fnfs sssf Star desires posi-
POLICE Or GUARD. with first-elass
ref. for day Job in q department
pnor ;tors Ehln EElmlwood 75?. H..
pkAeT1eHl RhSaf SE NURSE aHa tcolored, s1 desires
work Of any kind. day or night.
sReRRTAky. SCI e1ai executive. competent.
diversified experience, including le-
gel: college background; s75. Box
sEcRETARY!.' nine years experience.
newspaper. Government and print
ing; ABB degree Duke; permanent.
SECRETARY to former United States
Senator desires employment. expert
sEeRETARS IS nSx mt enp b.f stsr uni
versity, private Industry: Al refs;
sECRETARY-sTENo.. exp. rapid, de-
streS Temporary employment by day,
hour; SS hr Box 2sO-T. Star; l.
your mateqis aeq Hfapss Sorf naes Em
teed: also dressmaking and altera-
tions. DE. O620. Il
TEACHER. exper.. will tutor elemen-
tary pupils in vicinity Queens Chapel
Manor. Dial AP. 0055. Il
idence. desires work at home: relia-
BILE and confidential Phone RE. 1852
TYPING AT HOME. manuscripts,
business letters. etc: experienced,
aiyil service and private industry.
YOUNG LADY. col. desires work as
bookkeeper, file clerk, cashier or
sales girl; some typing exp; college
YOUNG LADY desires position with
real estate co. (business chance
license); could do part-time ONCE
work. Box 274-T. Star.
YOUNG LADY. single, personable, %,
available Immediately. personnel
and restaurant experience. college
trained typist seeks position Of in
terest and responsibility. Otis 7S42.
YOUNG WOMAN, expert telephone
operator, cashier. front ONCE hotel
exp. desires evening work. Gle
midnight; excellent references. Box
AMERICAN isi 'fi WOMAN. neat, middle
aged. has travelled. used to meeting
the public; best OF references; wishes
empioyment: Boy 122-T. Star; 81
DISTINGUISHED LADY. native Span
ish teacher. would take position
with hish-elass family. Box 259..T'
Evening star., 1949-01-31
HELP WokAEk

TYPISTS, 20 TO- 90 words per minute,
2, with some dictaphone experience;
high school graduates 1s. to 25, g.
gag week 3 70 $50; starting salary,
opportunity for Advancement; per.
ier sppoSs%sns %Rs Gas rEssY Eiss;f 81 81
rYpiSsr-cLERK. diversified work; s.
day, .4O-hr. week; starting salary
ssh ps5sa's Is 81 f6os stss sss 90 ssss
TYPisT.cLERk, high school Usa srsdu.
manent position; 5-day. 37k-houl
week. paid vacations, free hospi-
snkY saisfsSn co n'u5so's 5so soubesn bnMEfdGhE SS
WAITRESS, must have experience,
references required; nightwork. Ap-
ply HAJE'S. famous for chicken,
I30s II st. NV" between . and 8
xA!rE5ss a sBsis EAR sss:ssessf 4 ss4i 4RYy fPRs
wAITREss, from . pm. to 10 pm;
serve food only; good pay. Sun. Of.
Apply In person, 1871 Adams Mill
wAiTREssEs. white, 2. Apply CHI
1909 wis. in ave. w., MI. Nj 454Si HNANt vi i
WOMAN, colored, grill and sandwich
exper., ref. required; for afternoon
Man Ma eE9 sARk s0fS SR1a Gey sroRa oRR!y wAfD var
WOMAN, white. interested In part
time work. days wk., 10 a.m..2
exercise leadership; period Of train
ing necessary: ST hr. when quail
ined. Apply Sun, II am.-2 pm;
Tues. and Thurs, 10 am.-2 pm.
BILL HUTzELL's. 171a K st. NV.
wOMEN-Help fll the need for prac-
tical nurses; easy to learn at home,
spare time; good pay: many earn
while learning: no high school re-
CURED. Information free. WAYNE
YeTNs eSS e?-T EABY Star. with pleasant 81. tele-
work wanted by commercial printing
ONCE Of long standing. 5-day week.
Good lob for right party. Call
YouNG LADY. preterab!, a recent a
permanent position in accounting
ONCE. Call Mr.. Curtin for inter-
view, Ii. 1900 L: P. sTEUART &
y6F2c 6R0 lMc McMaS Ss i. 18th st. ne .srs s
boOu lyplSI+ nave
telephone personality. filing experl-
ence and be generally adaptable;
shorthand an advantage. Box 65-T,
YOUNG WOMAN. capable and expert
enced with young children. to take
complete charge Of 2E-year-old boy
and assist with light housework;
must be able to furnish local ref
erences; $50 mo. plus beautiful
room. Replies confidential 1ox 300
ARE YOU CoNGENIAL? Do you like
working in attractive surroundings;
are you interested in advancement;
DO YOU have INSURANCE exper;, II so,
1116 Woodward BLDG, for an inter-
view. It's really a worthwhile opport.
for the right person. .
GET $50 selling 100 boxes greeting
cards Napkins, coasters, stationery
and complete line with name on:
costs nothing to try: send for samples
and selling plan on approval. WEI
COME. 36s Plane st. Dept. 81, New
DO OK You J. USE i AVON COSMETICS,
Well liked by women everywhere.
There Is an exclusive opportunity
for you to be an Avon representa-
tive in your neighborhood. RE.
0795. Il
DIANA DEERING will train . attrac-
tive women. age $3.50. for part-time
work; average earning $40 per eve
ming; car and phone essential. KE
Evening star., 1949-01-31
REPAIRS AND SERVICE teant.l J

ROOF REPAIRfNG. Timing. rooi
s!:s!s e s!s ;sss'!ss
adjusted. All work guaranteed. RE.
IIa7. UNITED TYPEWRITER Co.
wATCH i TREPxrRING at great s.v.
irgs to you; experienced and guar
anteed work. VIII call and deliver.
Phone STANLEY, GE. $3.50, g. to
pm 8
WATERPROOFING cellars, walls,
chimneys, roofing work: expert work.
low prices: guar. NEvlNS, LU. 2444.
ALL sTATEs wATERPRooFING CO.
Residential york g speciality. 1872