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Evening star., 1949-05-13
New Jersey Students Spurn
Trip Here, Ciie Segregation
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SPRINGFIELD. n. j.. M&y Ia
The senior class O. a hash Scnool
here has voted down q trip 10
Washington. D. C.. because OF
racial discrimination In tlse Cap
ifal. the schools principal sid
yesterday.
Warren W. HAisey. principal Of
jonathan Dayton Regional Raga
School. Said al arrangements for
the trip had been made. but the
class voted against II uaE rs'zsoglSiy
when II was learned that most
Washington hotels refuse TO adrnl.
Negroes.
The principal said John II Boss
hart. State Education Comnls-
sioner. called the attention Of
Evening star., 1949-05-13

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Evening star., 1949-05-13

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stsoenta - voss - MAINTAIN tEss
traditions os tse STATE
There are q H2saswx % Negroes
Evening star., 1949-05-13

A well known independent
testing laboratory was commits
stoned TO compare the cream
content tor richness factor of
leading milks sold in this area
at regular prices. Day after day,
the laboratory tested samples
of Lucerne Milk and other lead
ing miIks designated as Milk !,
Milk 2 and Milk 8. All milks
Evening star., 1949-05-13
Here's proof from On Independent laboratory
or LEADING Hon0cEMlzEH MIlks TEsTED,
lucERNE SCORES HIGHEST m CREAM CONTENT

tested, including Lucerns, wers
bought directly out Of grocery
store refrigerators and tested
under identical conditions.
Read at right what the re-
search shows - note that these
independent tests prove Lncerne
Grade A Milk scores highest
day after day in 6eamcontsnt,
in richness.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-16

NEW YORK, N. Y, March 10
Six thousand CARE packages
reached Japanese families and in
situations during the month of Dec
ember, as Christmas gifts from
friends in America
These parcels the largest number
delivered in a single month since
the opening of CARES service 10
Japan last summer, brought 17400o
pounds of food to the recipients
CARE, a non-profit agency ap-
proved by the United States govern
ment, provides its 29-pound food
parcels, its wooden fabric parcels and
knitting wool parcels at total cost
of $40 each, including delivery in
Japan. The CARE blanket package.
containing two all-wool blankets
and sewing accessories, has just
been reduced in price to SITS, while
CARES stockpiles of these parcels
last. In Japan. there are now $50
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-16
CARE Gifts Go to Needy Japanese;
Former Bataan POW Also Give

wooden blanket packages available
for delivery this winter.
The need for increased food. and
the particular need for textiles in
Japan. is illustrated by the table
of legal rations, just received from
CARES Mission in Tokyo The table
follows:
Staple Foods: monthly
Rice, 1928 80 grams; sweet potatoes.
1891 grams; Flour, 1888 grams;
vegetables. $50 momme; fish, 70
momme; processed marine products
21 momme; canned goods. 0019 ID. !;
misc. IS momme; shoyu, 046 go;
oil or fat. ST grams; sake, 0046 go;
salt, 46.2 grams.
Galleries per day = 1855.
Textile Ration per person per year
for 1919
Material (mostly rayon), 2 yds
36" width: thread, 10 momme;
socks or tabi pair; towel, l.
CARE parcels designed to re-
lieve acute shortages, may be order
ed for Japan through CARE. New
York, or CARE, Los Angeles.
LOS ANGELES, Calf. March
16 Rafu Shimpo Dispatchl- AS
far as SolIy Manasse. a Palm
Springs motel operator. is con-
cerned, he is no longer bitter about
his past experiences in a Japanese
prison camp.
ct think we need few more
gestures of international friend
ship to help out the peace in the
world" he commented last week
after walking into a Los Angeles
CARE office.
Handing the official 500 bill.
Manasse said, "Use this for CARE
packages to Japan"
He was asked what he was do
ing during the war.
ooh, I spent AZ months of IL in
a Japanese camp. I was on the
Rattan Death March," he ex-
claimed.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-16

Shamrock Shuttle

TACOMA, Wash, March Is -
Shamrock Shuttle, a gala affair
carrying out the Irish theme in an
outdoor atmosphere, will be spon-
sored by the Young Fellowship group
Of the Fawcett Ave. Methodist
church at pm. this Saturday,
March 10, in the japanese Metho-
dist church on 10Th and Fawcett
Alice Yamaguchi and Sunni Yc-
shihara are co-chairman for the
evening Of fun and dancing plus
refreshments.
Invitations have been sent to the
Methodist group in Seattle and the
YBA in Tacoma.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-16
Seattleite Eyes
Trip to Japan

Betty Murakami will leave Seat
tie on Saturday, March 26, for Van
couver, B. c., from where she will
sail for Tokyo. Japan, to work with
the Intervarsity Fellowship.
The daughter of Mrs M. Mura-
kaini, Miss Murakami plans to COM
bine the fellowship work with some
studying and visiting.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-16
NJ AIN STR EFT

ton: the full reactivation of the
Northwest Young Peoples Christian
Conference If the information
al "mardi gras" proposed by the
jackson st. Community material
izes-and we hope ii does remember
that the big wheel" behind it Is
Mrs. Ruth Manca, hard working
council executive secretary, who has
done more than anyone we know to
improve this area Louella Par
sons recent bit on Sessue Hayakawa
strikes us strangely when one re-
calls her singing yet juvenileish
remarks on all Japanese during eva
cuation days
] . ONE
of the few promising young lead
ers in our community is Johnny
Kusakabe. president of the Lotus
YBA and president also of the
Northwest Young Buddhist league.
Kusakabe, through his actions in
the ever-growing YBA, has distin--
| guished himself as 6 leader and has
gained the respect Of his groups
membership.
Like Lefty" Ichiharas current
general of the NvC, Kusakabe is
blessed with ability and personality
and is sincere in his attitude to-
wards his fellow men.
The young Bussei leader doesn't
know it. perhaps, but he is being
groomed as a very likely prospect
for Craftsmanship of the Nisei Vet
Grams Committee and the presidency
of the Seattle JACL chapter.
| Inf
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-16
Girl Scouts

Led by scout leader Fudge Saka-
nashi, fifteen members of Girl
Scouts Troop All will take trip
on Andy's Blue Box to Ten Acres
near Bothell this Saturday.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-16

A
murmur of voices joined as the
old, CRAVING Issei fathers and
mothers nodded to each other in
the Buddhist auditorium the other
night.
Two Nisei-a girl and a boy, of
course-had just walked into the
hall to find their seats.
Our Interpretation of the Japan
csc conversation is not too sharp,
but the general gist was like this:
Say, isn't that SO and SOP"
Who is he WITH"
"Oh, she must be the daughter
of so and So"
They ought to make a good
couple"
st hear they've been going around
together for some time. They may
marry soon"
Married." casks one who is
slightly hard of hearing.
mo, silly. They're not married
yet"
Then, a well-rounded discussion
on the possibility of matching the
pair is aired over hot tea and food
Shucks, isn't it thoughtful of thu
Issei to be gravely concerned ovel
the Niseis social welfare9
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-16
G NVC ELECTIONS

Nisei Vets = don't forget that the
annual NVC elections will be held
his Friday evening at the Buddhist
Church, at which time the men who
will direct NVC affairs for the COM
ing year will be selected. Be sure
% attend and cast your vote fol
he candidates of your choice. Addi-
tional nominations for any office
will be accepted from the floor. Re-
freshments will be served at the
onclusion of the meeting.
Incidentally, membership dues fol-
he new fiscal year are now due
and acceptable. Pay now and gel
our moneys worthl
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-16

II there be a crime Of deeper dye
han all the guilty train Of human
vices. It is ingratitude Brooke.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-16
a HERE AND THERE

a HERE AND THERE
Koichi Yagi and Miss Anna Nagai
were united in marriage last Sat-
urdav A stag party for the groom
was held The preceding evening -.
Another coming wedding is that of
Hiroshi Nakashima and Miss Tax
Yokoyama, scheduled for an April
date Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Uno
are happy over the birth of girl
last week, which balances up the
family inasmuch as their first child
was a son Reports have 1t that
the Nisei Vets will enter team in
the City Baseball League this year.
Well review their prospects in the
near future The bigger they
are. the harder they fall Kentucky,
No l college basketball team in the
nation, loses to Loyola in the OPEN
ing game of the National Invita-
ton tourney. Which only goes TO
prove your correspondents conten-
ton that there's no such thing AS
an unbeatable team. incidentally
we won buck due to the Kentucky
upset If you like good basket
ball, lots of pep and drive, all mixed
with plenty of school spirit and
thrills in generous proportions. why
not take in the state basketball
tournament this weekend? It's tht
entertainment value of the week fol-
sports fans.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-03-16
q PURELY

IONEL1
personal piffles: probable
signing of the FEPC bill by our gov
ernor doesn't necessarily mean job
guarantees, but it is a step toward
elimination of deliberate, obvious
discrimination on the part of en-
ployers Seattle may brag about
having the most people, but Spokane
and Portland have the best-edited
metropolitan newspapers in the Pac-
ific Northwest the largest mass
movement of Japanese since evacu-
alton days took place the other
weekend when approximately nine
ty-five Seattleites attended the NV
Young Buddhist league convention
in Spokane Ex-G1 Joe says
a national Nisei veterans conven-
ton in San Francisco would suit
him just fine silent anticipa-
Evening star., 1949-10-07
SALESMAN (cont.)

SALESMAN-2 orders weekly pay you
$50. Many OF our men have to 4
orders in single day. Thorough
trainings given, contacts furnished
MR.. MURRAY. 1900 18th st. NV.
statesmen (2), needed at once for
rapidly expanding, but well-estab-
lished org. of Arlington realtors.
II you have proven to be pro,
d. Sucep 5 in some ssh other linz you shosd
to successfully follow through in
the greatest selling game of all
real estate! Our records prove
earnings in excess Of $1,000 monthly
and unliaaited horizons; Require e.
under. CD Best references. "a
average intelligence. II you feel
you can qualify. please call THE
saIisSury snIASm co OK sNc o5isl isd ask for Miss
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN-one of
Wash.'s oldest and largest dealer
has an opening for an aggressive,
new-car salesman, bet. the ages OF
30-45, must be willing to follow
directions and be honest, sober and
reliable. Compensation above the
ayerage; Box 66-p. Star. .
sharing sales proposition offered to
ambitious men with insurance debit
BACKGROUND. offering to installment
accounts. on easy terms. nationally
advertised jewelry. clothing, nylonS,
household goods and appliances. No
collections. Live leads furnished
Attractive weekly drawing account
guaranteed. Call Mr.. Pearlman for
JEWEIRY Co. aa5 + st. NV. Ms
VENDING MACHINE location sales
man wanted for metropolitan area;
Wash, D. C. Write full details Box
Evening star., 1949-10-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK AND GENERAL HOUSEWORR
Full time: 3 adults: near Dupon,
Circle; city reference required. NORTH
DAYS WORK. or part time. elderl,
GIRL. colored. wishes maids work
Good references. ia. 643o.
GIRL. colored. wants job as mother!
helper: pvt. family. AID. 1896.
G.H.W., exper.-Part time, Am
snrtd to D9 sia5o s5d'' OK Feek 447s 5s'' 4sf: e
sXperieneed. pleasant; good refs
Civ. III ooes; WANTED by ne.. coloree
woman for Saturdays; Al refs. AT
HoUsEKEEPER. white, refs: take
charge Of home and help with, :!
children; auto. washing machine
and ironer; upstairs room and ra-
dio; Sunday Oh; $40 mo. HI. 4279
HoUsEKEEPER. white, about 40, for
empl. couple with 3ha-yr.-old daugh-
ter: $75 per mo-; live in; give refs
HoGsfkfErEs.c sSS tsiaR; s!s5i for, . adults;
no Laundry; 1--we In; esfslisnt excellent guar. ar
auired' III, W Write BOX l4e.D, Star. 20
HOUSEKEEPING JOB thours, noon
s. wanted by student. EMMA, MI
3544 or Box 213-E. Star. -
MAID, neat. reliable; g:h.w:, expe,,
rienced with children; live in: good
city ref. ia. os62, 1413 kalmia
MAID, white, bet. 1910. to do gen
housework and laundry: city refs
required. AK. 1895. >
WOMAN desires work keeping chill.
dren by day or. night; AID. 1859
WOMAN Won col eolorsd' w Elshss es7, morning
WOMAN. colored. wishes g.h.v; refs
TW. 1895; after 5 pm.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work;
can do irst-class laundry. HO
1885
WOMAN. colored. desires position,
MiDDLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN, to
care for 3-yr -old baby and Ink.
h-day Xk: $50 AK. S02S. 3
Evening star., 1949-10-07
PERSONAL.

DAY CARE for children In private
licensed home, fenced yard; expert
enced care; references. Call GIL.
MEM! Don't suffer colds. Wear
turai. S27 Dupont Circle Bldg, MI
MAN. SO, handy business exper..
services Box 227-E, star. 12'
sseoRf ans NC bE soSa
i911 dresses ss and sa
pert work; reasonable. 1909 Eye st.
rsvallS S;Hi ia. Wsos:As sso}s: desires nursing ms
SuDsa only BOX sss aS5is s Star nurse
ALTERATIONS. all ladies garments;
prompt, ,nS and En- st1icient seyy!es; gyss open
vAleclAaNSCcsIIE;s-Elderly lady; 1st a.;
comfortable rest home; good food,
tray tray seTy,se. sIa 81; 1914, .,-7. Mls or
cony. Center MarEet5, oUTaRoWN
coNvA,1.EscENT sSNvE, ase NJ hoME4Aatomatic mi xi
heat, air conditioned for the summer
Resident physician with reg. nurse
in charge. Serves finest Of foods.
Every rm. has pvt. or semipvt. bath.
Free ambulance or pvt. car to take
patients from Wash. to convalescent
home. Located in famous Shenan-
doah Valley Of Va. Rates reason
able. Write THE LEE-JACKSON.
New Market, Va. Ia
PIANO TUNING-Anywhere reas.
rates, ali repairs; free est. VICTOR
c%HAMBfRs, % VI iMBULANCE SGi sSsES: Service,
So. Chambers has only the best Of
Cadillac equipment. Phone CO
PERMANENT, "a; shampoo and m
ger wave, SOC. No appointments.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. 1910
N Y. ave.
Evening star., 1949-10-07
ROOKKEEPER

For restaurant; 81 to 40 yrs old
must be able to type: refs. reg: no
Sundays Apply MISS ROBERTS,
3 to 5 pm, s12 18th st. NV.
BOOKKEEPER SALESWOMAN. s.
chance for advancement. Inter
views Friday from 1-3. Apply 3107
BeokkhEpER- o K n;Ml -srENoGRArHER -
tional. Phone Laurel 439, PADDOCK
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, Laurel,
BooookKEEpER srENoGRApHER.' o.
BRopIE J. coIBERT, INC. Real:
csIctLArfsG tfai G. axchsE sx iii sSoS oD.r.ter
1S to 35, familiar with commercial
MR.. MoRRisoN, DI. I75o. ia
CASHIER. young lady for mems cloth
ing store, some experience preferred:
steady position. Apply WEBSTER
CLOTHES, 1912 F st. NV. %
CASHIER. with bookkeeping expert
ss snes to .,oss work kin. in our r.,, new SILVER
tions. contracts, making daily re.
ports and being responsible for ali
ONCE procedure; excellent position
for neat and intelligent youns lady
Apply Mr. Bolts. LACY'S, INC, 1890
Half St. s.w. or Mr.. Cohen, S511
cEsHfGRTYpisF Esn2E .T1 SI!yer eispE ispEinsi Ire.
MGR No. 1000 mach. but exper not
nee; delightful once; 43-hr. wk.
good salary to start; steady employ
ment; free hospitalization; a.-c. Of
nee: personal merchandise purchased
at cost. MR.. LANDY, s12 r st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-07

PoRTRAiT RETOUChERs. exper.
for work in large portrait studio
st. NV. MA. $500. IS
REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAN.
wanted for new house and lot de-
velopment Nocated l block of Conn.
portunity. SHAPIRO, INC, Oil 18th
REG. NURSE for doctors once: perm.
pos; age 25-35. Box 96-Z. Star. %
SALEsCLERKs - For dry cleaning
stores. various locations. Good start
VooUE cLEANERs. s26 Biadens-
burg I'd. ne.
SALEsLADY and assistant manager,
in ladies' speciality shop. for sports.
wear, lingerie and hosiery; pleasant
and desirable position. Apply 1l17
saLEsLaDY, "A Il Adj top salary and commits
sion for experienced ready-to-weaI
person: 5-day week. VENDIG'S. zoe
sAIEsIADiEs Aiin Ia liz; for children's wear.
must be experienced; good salary to
start; steady position; short hours.
Apply cABoT's, 1880 F st. NV:
sALEsLADIEs. experienced, for cur.
tain and drapery department; g
days; good pay and commission. Ap-
ply in person. WALES DECORA-
TORS, 1919 6 st. NV. 3
sALEsLADIEs. exper., for women,
speciality shop in Silver Spring
part-time positions available fol
evenings. Call Sligo 6S2S -S
Evening star., 1949-10-07
STENO-RECEPTIONIST

phone information desk, must b.
young, alert and attractive, should
be able to take dictation at mod
crate speed. Permanent position in Q
reliable organization. Apply to MR.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, PIX
s,e; q %Pats; szoo Contact Mrs. Ssst eSoLi5Ss u
kindersarten, nursery
for pvt. school; musical preferred
State qualifications and telephone
p: o. Box. 1925. D.. C.
essst. asf wsse sxyes ss75 oss gsr mSnh r. ess
TYPIsF. must have exper. and ca.
pable of transcribing letters; inter.
esting position until christmas fol
HELL Tsh1 psTs0ss 81 sc1sNc iaNlscs GPsn gx is1s
TYPISTS for address. and stencil cut
ting, manual and electromatic mchs.
perm. 3rd noor. 1340 N. Y. ave. NV
WAITRESS, white, for steady job
good pay. good tips; must. be over q
sssri5szs as ss,4 eons eonh ave- SAss
wAITREss, experienced and re.
liable, day or night work; good earn:
ings. Apply In person to ba1t
wATfkEss: s1ps5isncsd. ! a,s white good
waiTRtss; saIsfE s74o ovsf 10Th f. s exp.r; TIPS
uniforms and meals. oaithersegri
- Must have expert.
ence. Apply 31s5 Queens Chape
I'd, near Mt. Rainier High School
Evening star., 1949-10-07
SITUATIONS WOMEN

CHARWOMAN. colored, wsnts work
mornings or evenings; ref. DI
COMPANION, white, for GONZALES
cent aged couple or motherlesa
home HI 4514. So
GOVERNESS-NURSE young woman,
white. desires position in private
home; excellent references. Box 293-
E. Star. 3
MAID, in store. hotel. restaurant
desired by young colofed girl. Cal
MEDICAL TECHNIcIAN, exper.. reg
istered. desires full-time position
MEDICAL TYPING by widow in Be.
thesda area, or allied work at home,
experienced in hospital medical
records. Box 475-C. Star.
NURSE, white, hospital trained, Ions
exper.. DIS refs, wishes chronic
invalid case, day duty HI. 3494.
NURSE, GRADUATE, foreign trained
desires position dr.'s or dentists Of
fice. Bethesda or NV. WI. 6l41
PRACTICAL NURSE desires patient
day or night; will live in. Phone
REcEPTIoNIsT-TYPIsT desires work;
exper as dental asst; pref. Sc;
f,fjI ~ 1-R-g1
Evening star., 1949-10-07
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPERS, accountants. clerks
typists, general of1ce workers anc
salespeople available for afternoon
and evening positions while at.
tending school. Many are expert
enced and majority are veterans
If you need osrt-time employees
call BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNI.
VERSITY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
HOO 10th st. NV, Republic 1852
COUPLE wanted for farm and house
work Wages, board and tenant,
house included. Rockville 3648. S
DEMONSTRATORS - REGISTER your
name, address and phone at once
grand opportunity coming soon in
HANDY MAN. full time, about house
barn and garden; part time for wife,
light household work. Address Box
PRoMOTION AND ADVERTISING
Publisher. in field of education, de.
sires competent man or woman to
handle publicity correspondence and
other types of direct mail adver-
tising; must be familiar with school
field. be able to write persuasive
letters and prepare circulars; excel
oppor. for right person. Give age.
exper,. refs. and other pertinent
Information. Box 456-D, Star. %
SALES PERSON for custom drapery
-eupholstering and slip cover de-
partment. Must be thoroughly ex-
perienced with finest quality work
and materials. Apply to Mr.. Zweie-
enhaft MAYER & CO.. 421 7th
st NV q
Evening star., 1949-10-07
SALESMAN

SALESMAN, experienced
in flooring, asphalt tile. linoleum
and wood blocks good salary. See
Mr.. STEVENS, mornings, bet. $3.50
and 10 RE. 2779. 1915 Eye st.
S5 DAY and commission, direct
house to house statesmen or sales
women; interview. pm. to 6 pm
sol Southern Bldg. q
SALESMEN-We need 2 young. ambi-
of sales representative. We will give
complete training. Opport. for high
staple earnings. Apply in person,
Mon. Wed. and Fri, 7 to . p.m.
Ask for INLAND, HANDLEY MOTOR
CO., 6323 Ga. ave. NV. 3
Evening star., 1949-10-07
HELP DOMESTIC

CAMBERMAID, white, to live in, as
sist with children; exper.: no laun-
dry; other help employed: upstairs
rm: and bath; local refs; excel. sal.
COOK 6oi : and nd practical nurse, expert
required. ia. sosi. 'N @ ~
rm. and bath; lisht laundry, expert
enced with children; other help EN-,
ployed S25 week. WO.. 5412. 10
COOK. .G.H.W.. care Of children; live
"a; health gard, references; s26 Tk.
COOK COOK .G.H.W., live in; 25-4o yrs;
must be exper.. have city refs.
other help employed. OIL. 3O57. Iii
'I; and experieneed se Yi; X d' ali household ld
duties and cooking; REQUIRE sound
Gss Sn. pleasant pss ,snss ngstaE, rs
full detail, .sse. expsTienee and
salary desired. Box 4e7-B. Star.
G.H.w., live in, assist with 2 school
children; lovely upstairs room and
bath; references; $25 week. Wo.
CIV. care Of children; sods. liys. in;
G.H.W., plain cooking, assist with g.
yrr;s-old; 1 to 8 pm; refs. req. GE.
civ. COOK. liv. in; ? adults. 3.
x. x -0'd ame eh1ldi 4iis. ref required A1s
NV, Apt. soa. IA. 1890. --s
plain cooking and light laundry,
apt 3 3 adults: {. MS. Hy asys 7gks Sks $50 a
Gill Hsi snS eoIored, ior wi s.h.ws.' wy fond OF
s25 wk. to start; refs. ia. 7oss,
HousEwoRK. live in; Ielephons
ss ssfsr in 10 person a At W0aas 1883 Williams.
LfSar RsIf 'fao aousEwoak n poEssr s. n i good
plain cook; assist with shildren;
local refs; s26 week. OR. 24i4'
r:5R ':''':n:! :'s ':ss,9:s :; 9 Ca. Es si;
MAID, colored. reliable, to live in:
for l.h.w., $50 mo. plus room and
a5lsa Ss.s tsT saos s''
dishes; opportunity for advance
ment; must be willing to work
Apply 1Q11 YoH st. NV; w;,...,r: "a
MhAD.o.HsN.s live lA' ubstaHS IA,
fond of children; assist with cook
ing; no ironing; 6-day VIZ; local
MOTHERS HELPER, neat, must be
reliable, have city. reference, stay
g evenings week; $50, carfare'
MoT1iH2EgR's NOT HELPER. light house.
work; live in; white. Phi. TIE. 1913.
Ill
NURsEMAiD. experienced: references;
care Of 4-mo.-old baby and l.h:k
4k-day week, 3 wks. paid vacation
and holidays. Apply Immediately
in person. 1908 Mapleview pl. Sc,
upstairs apt, 2:30-4:30 pm. -
woman to care for two babies, 5
months old. Ii. 3-6S69 until
PROXY Y MOTHER for week; white
or colored;, responsible; health card.
Call SH, 0738. u
SALES GIRLS, experielced, for
position, good salary and commits,
sion. GOLDEN DAWN HOSIERY
SHOP, 1905 F st. NV. -
NICE FAMILY in country home:
needs white maid, to live in. Call
Fairfax 171-J. =
Evening star., 1949-10-07
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT, college graduate
exper. taxes, financial statements
etc: desires position. BOX 24S,E
Accounting STUDENT. school
mornings. desires afternoon, evening
employment; DI. 1850. Ext. 7ol
Tele. after $3.50.
BAKER, experienced, all around. de-
sire full or part time work. UN
CARETAKER or janitor, colored;
young married man wishes loh
with quarters; exp. AID. 1881.
ASHLEY, Jr. g.
CHEF-COOK wants concession Of
Kitchen and dining room; .22 years
experience, or cooks job In restau.
rant. Phone "a. 62e3. =
COLLEGE GRAD. desires drug. CLERK
exper., full or part time. Call RE
O692, Apt. 504. p
COLLEGE STUDENT desires work on
Fri. nights and Sat-; exper. in serv-
ice station work. fabrication; will
consider other work. WI. 1897,