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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
3 Big Film Firms Ordered
To Divorce Theater Chains
By the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, July 26.-Three
major movie companies have
been ordered by a Federal Court
to divorce their producing and
distributing business from their
theater owning business.
The ruling was made yesterday
against Mountaineering Fox,
Warner Brothers and Loew's after
an antitrust suit by the Govern
ment.
For many years, the Govern
ment has commended that the
movie producers control of thea
tiers gave them a monopoly in
many cities.
The special three judge statu-
tory court said a decree putting
the ruling into effect will be issued
after September 80.
A court spokesman said one
effect of the ruling will be that
the same stockholders cannot hold
stock in both the producing dis
tributing and the exhibiting &C
tivities of the three companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
6More Postal Workers
Out on Loyalty Check
By the Associated Press

CLEVELAND. July 26.-Six
Cleveland postal clerks reported
today that they have been sus-
pended for alleged Communistic
sympathies.
The action raised to eight the
number of postal workers here
who have been suspended under
President Humans loyalty pro-
gram.
Bertam A. Washington. presi-
dent of the Cleveland branch of
the National Alliance of Postal
Employees, said the action would
be appealed.
The alliance is chiefly Negro
group and Mr.. Washington said
four of the six are Negroes. One
is Jewish.
Judging from the, record Of
these employees now suspended,
the action confirms our original
conviction that the investigation
was the preduct Of the Govern
ment's policy of anti-semitism
and anti-NegroiSm in the Post
Office Department" MI Washing
ton added.
Postmaster Guy r. Lucas re-
fused to name the six. but ad-
mitted they had received letters
from the Post Office Department IS
Loyalty Board. A board panel re-
Gently heard the cases here.
Mr.. Washington reported the
notices said the board found 'rea-
sonable grounds" to believe they
were disloyal to the Government
because of Communistic sympa-
thies, associations and support.
They were given Is days to fie
appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
Three Held in $500 Bonds
In Cleaning Store Break

Three men charged with break
ing into Wades cleaning store,
New Hampshire avenue and Sligo
Creek parkway. Takoma Park. on
the morning of July 20 yesterday
were held under $500 bond each in
Hyattsville Police Court for action
of the Prince Georges County
grand jury.
They are Alfonso R. Mcdowell
Is. Paramount Heights, Md;
Charles E. Thompson, Is, of the
400 block of Sixtieth street. NE.
and William Jackson. jr.. 20. OF
the 300 block of Forty-nlnth
street. NE. All are colored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
REYNOLDS Is considering
Senate Race Again
By the Associated Press

ASHEVILLE. N. c.. July 90
Former Senator Robert R. Reyn-
olds of Asheville said yesterday he
is considering" running for an
other term in the Senate next
year.
He said he has received Con
siderable" number of letters from
friends urging him to run.
II am naturally giving the mat
ter serious consideration" he said
adding he wouldn't be ready to
make an announcement before
the first of the year.
Mr.. Reynolds served as North
Carolina Democratic Senator from
1888 to 1914.
Mexico's highest mountain Is
Mount Orizaba near Vera Cruz
with an altitude of 18.209 feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
S368,000 Gem Theft
Fooled by Posse Of
New York Clerks
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, July 26.-Two
men fled from a Fifth avenue
tewelry shop with $685. worth
of gems yesterday. but they soon
lost their loot and their liberty
to quickly formed posse of
police and store clerks.
The pair held up a dozen Gus
toners and clerks in the Brand
Chatillon Corp. store at Fifth
avenue and Fifty fifth street.
Carrying four diamond = set
pieces. the robbers dashed into
the late afternoon crowd Of shop
pers and strollers. And the chase
was on.
A pistol shot by policeman. a
flying tackle by passerby. some
good wrestling by policemen and
store clerks, and the chase was
over.
The prisoners. relieved Of their
loot. were booked by police as
Joseph Quinn. SO, a seaman. for
merly of Seattle. and John Bro
derrick. "a, a salesman. formerly
of Boston.
The pair was charged with as
sault. robbery and possession Of 8
loaded pistol and burglar tools.
A burglar alarm went off when
the robbers smashed a display
room glass door. scooped up the
gems and fed from the store in
the ST. Regis Hotel Building.
Broderick was brought down by
flying tackle by a salesman, Will
liam Van Zandt, 26, of Jackson
Heights. Queens, who had Joined
in the chase.
When the robbers entered the
tewelry store, Matthew Fischer, 80
OF Harrison. N. Y. was in charge.
He is nephew of Harry S. Fischer,
president of the corporation.
The younger Mr.. Fischer told
police that Quinn drew an auto
matte and called out: This is
a stickup. Nobody move"
Police said Quinn stood guard
while Broderick grabbed the gems.
AS they fled, Mr.. Fischer started
in pursuit. yelling. and soon was
Joined by others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
'Deseret' Is Mormon Word

SALT LAKE CITY P. The
unusual name Desert" is widely
used in Utah by institutions and
businesses. 1t comes from the
Book of Mormon. in which the
word deseret is the honey bee. The
symbol of the State of Utah il
the bee hive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
Knox Hutchinson Named
TO Agriculture Post

President Truman today NOM
mated Knox T. Hutchinson. 9
Murfreesboro (Tenn0 farmer, tc
be Assistant Secretary of Agricul-
ture.
Mr.. Hutchinson, 81, will take q
post that has been vacant since
Charles F.. Brannan was promoted
to Secretary a year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
Air Force Corporal Dies
In Reich After Beutino
BY the Associated Press

FRANKFURT. Germany, July
26.-Corpl. Wilbert w. Timm Of
Bowler, Wis, died in Wies-
baden after he was beaten by
several unnamed persons. the
United States Air Force said to-
day.
Four American airmen have
been arrested by Air Force agents
for questioning In connection with
the attack, the Air Force said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-26
India Needs Royon Plants

India needs seven rayon fac
tories of capacity of 10 tons
each, a technical committee has
advised the government at New
Delhi.
Evening star., 1949-05-27

Three things are important In o summer sus-eool
fobric. creose-resstoncs corefu toorno. You'll find
every Roleioh tropicol worsted measures up TO this
stondord. You'll find il In the cool ollwool fobnc,
in the reseney Of the cloth thot dscourooss wrn.
king. in the fine appearance thot each suit offords
Importont too is our large selection which oecomo-
dates every size ourexpert fitting service sot sees 10
Il that your suit fits correctly In svsy dstoII
Evening star., 1949-06-16
New Bendix Talk Urqed
After Union Denies
Pact 10 End Strike
By tha Assoeiosed Press

INDIANAPOLIS. June 16.-Dis-
putants in the Bendix Aviation
Corp. strike at South Bend ap-
peared as far apart as ever today
with o union denial Of o reported
agreement to end the 58-day-old
walkout.
The end of the strike appeared
to be In sight yesterday as Bendix
accepted proposal by Gov. Henry
r. Schricker and the State labor
commissioner, Thomas Hutson,
said the CIO United Auto Workers.
also had accepted 1t.
Mr.. Hutson had announced that
Raymond Berndt. UAW District 81
director, had assured him thel
UAW Local 0 at South Bend hadI
accepted the Governors plan forl
an immediate end Of the strike.
Emphasizing Strike Is Still On.
Emphasizing that the strike |
"was not ended" Mr.. Hutson said
he was hopeful it would be within
a day or so" and hoped to bring
union officials back from South
Bend today for another meeting
with Bendix officials here.
However, Mr.. Berndt said in
South Bend that the union had
made no such agreement. He said
in part, "as late as 2 pm. (yester-
day. was in the Office Of Labor
Commissioner Hutson and there
was no peace proposal offered ,toI
me for my consideration. nor was
any proposal offered to the Nego-
tiating Committee Of the local
union for its consideration.
"All reports Of union acceptance
of any peace proposal are COM
pletely false and without founda-
ton. So war as we are concerned
the strike Is still on in full effect
and will stay on until the duly
elected Negotiating Committee OF
Local 8 has negotiated a settle
ment that Is satisfactory to our
membership" /
MIR. Hutson could not be reached
for comment on Mr.. Berndts
statement.
Company Accepts.
Millard e. Stone. Bendix indus
trial relations director, conferred
with Mr.. Hutson after the COM
missioner announced the unions
acceptance Of the peace proposal.
Mr.. Stone then issued q state
ment in which he said:
1.-THE company accepts the Gov
ernor's proposal without qualifi-
cation. Its representatives are
waiting here to sign the agree
ment ending the strike"
The Governors proposal called
for q return to work and resump-
ton Of negotiations. II no settle
ment were reached in two weeks,
q fact-finding panel would be
named to study the dispute and
report within 80 days.
The strike, involving 6,100 pro-
duction workers, started April 20
after 47 workers were laid of in
the brake shoe department. The
discharges and the pay rates in
the department have been the
major issue In the dispute.
Evening star., 1949-06-16
GREGORY Rutoff's Mite Sues

LoS,ANGELES. June 16 R.-
Theswafe Of Film Director Gregory
Ratoff, Eugene Leontovich. Broad
wayeactress, has filed suit for di-
vorce on grounds OF desertion and
mental cruelty. 81 a.
Evening star., 1949-06-16

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Yom hma 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-05
SITUATIONS WoMEN

ARTIST, experienced in photo color
ms samples submitted. Box SAX,
Observation-Disclosures de-
sires part-time work after pm.
and on Sat. XII. S-7s79. %
MANAGING experience high-class spe-
cialty shop and club work. desires
worthwhile position in club or shop.
Write Box 10-K, Star. g.
CLERK, payroll, experienced. five
years In contracting, familiar gen.
es oV es typins' Box sl-k' Star g.
CoLLEGE GRADUATE desires part
time work: experienced typing, some
shorthand. fluent French. NO. 1449.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, experienced.
ns oH wh .m.n LADY, ns 2ee Or 0q aa1
Nj Nj 1858 q apartment n'sn' or g. gay
GIRL, neat colored, wishes work at
night cleaning oftices; no Sundays;
refs. Call Columbia s949 g.
GIRL, 20. college grad. desires part
time. available evenings or week
end, exper; gen. office work tipping.
recep.. cashier. Box Sax. Star. s.
LADY wants to take care Of infant
OF or be Ses S9mP az nsH e an invalid Day
NURSE, practical. white, age 40, un,-
esncumbered, business exDer, ref.
NURSE, desiring. work; semi-invalid
or children; reference. HU. 1856.
NURSE. RELIABLE and efncient. capa BILE
taking charge patient and home; live
NURSE. settled, white; excellent ref
s s5sne asit care OF child over 2; live e. in.
NURsE-coMPAN1oN TO LADY; mid
s aseased live E out nj With shone a N.Y. ass
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored-5 days
per week; Al reference. MI. 1914
until $50 pm. IS
sEAMSTREss, col. girl. experienced
wants alteration work in store
Call Hobart 1858 all day Sat. s.
SPANISH GIRL wishes position with
American family. Chambermaid or
lady's chambermaid. Good refs.
sTENo.-CLERK. operate Remington
Band ss5 ;fxpsTisnss II
good references, oW. $3.50. g.
TYPIST, clerical work. colored girl
X TgI ,.s WI j.. pick up and deliver.
TYPING to do at home: experienced
typist will type anything. SH. 44s4.
TRILINGUAL SECY. French. Ger
man. English. some Italian; dicta-
ton, typlpg: U. S. experience Swiss
Who ne.d, to become m. silt sitlzen
TWO GOVERNMENT GIRLS desire
part-time job Saturday and q couple
evenings a week HO S46S Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-05
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CHILD CARE, elsssning, s.h.v.. week
COOK. middle-aged. refined lady,
white, with ADULTS; have best city
COOK. General housework. colored,
exp, ref; ewes, Monday Through
Friday: NV. sec. Phone HUI. 9104. .
DAYS WORK, colored woman. de-
sires position as houseworker OF
asrSresS; good refs en T ds.,r lsla
wk,, good cleaner, ironer; city refs.
ia 7015 Sat. 9-5. all day Mon. :
G.H.W.-Reiiable col. woman desires
days work or part time. LU.
GH III. IL sooa pla fS eos sssr r.t work
per. vi. 343a. s.
GIRL, colored. desires days work,
g.h.w.. caring for children or wash
ing and ironing. AK. 5465. -6
GIRL, colored. neat, wishes s.h.w. 9
tor b. Or Par orsn soT mon w
10. s-s51i.
GIRL. colored. wishes light house
work and care Of children; expert
ence and references. NO. 9I57.
| GIRL, colored, desires Job rs mother 4
helper References. AT. O534.
s .sa ssod references: 'e.l aad:
LIGHT HOUSEWORK. no cooking. no
81 Sunday ss work, live in or out. Ex'
MAID NURSEMAID-s girl de-
sires work with nice family; exp,
dependable. Box 126-K, Star. g.
WOMAN. colored, desires days work
city refs. LU. 3-2162. IS
WOMAN, colored, wishes general
! Rousework, part time or days work
References. Ho. $3.50.
| WOMAN. colored. desires days wori
washing. ironing and cleaning; ex.
per: refs; Call after 54:30 pm.
/ Ii. 7-5223. 6s
| SWEDISH woman wishes housework,
part time and good references. CHI.
COLORED GIRL. wants work. 5-day
week or days work. Call Decatur
COLORED GIRL, exp. reliable. with
| references, desires Job rs nursemAid
| Ii. 6-0193. g.
COLoRED WOMAN desires general
| housework. I'VE days a week; NO
cooking: sleep in. HUI. 1895. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-05
PRODUCE MAN

PRODUCE MAN
opportunity for well expert
enced man in large, thriving near
by Virginia market; salary $75 q
NERs 0P MAR iHePs's seven asHc Corners n
Falls Church, Va. %
PROMOTIONAL SALES ENGINEER,
acquainted with local builders. ar
chitects, engineers and Federal
housing agencies; previous exper.
in domestic and commercial heating
system highly desirable; perm. sal
aried position. Send letter out.
po ntas u nseiS5s
WELL REGULATOR CO., 1919 K
st. NV. F. NJ. Thuney, personal.
All Inquiries confidential. -
inexperienced m e n,
white. age 90 to 80. high school edu-
cation required, to train for laundry
route statesmen; good salary to start;
once rss MsRHa Aes1
1928 Fla. ave. NV, s to IL am.
sALESMEN-Coffee prices are high.
Here's an opportunity to, sell 9 coffee
that s guaranteed nane f give % extra ts
s III. s ss W. s1rss au e sns hS Sss
bet. 1880 and $3.50 am. or SO = m.
sALEsMAN-Young mani with ar
tistic taste to take. charge Of our
stockkeeper and appreciate fine
neckwear. Apply to j. g. dlaxer,
SALTz BROS, INC. 1341 r st. NV,
SALESMAN---Men's clothing, expert
enced only; steady work yeal
STYLEPLUS CLOTHES, 1918 Ga
ave. Silver Spring. -6
SALESMAN for tailoring and clothing
First-class permanent position, one
with good personality and appear
ance, some following preferred.
State age, salary and references
SALESMAN wanted. real estate OF
insurance experience: straight sal
airy; state qualifications and expert.
ence. Boz 267-D, Star. 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-05
HELP WOMEN
MATTRESSES
SHIRLINGTON. VA

SI11nLlN1 lOIN, VA.
Attrac. young ladies, 1875, interested
in waitress work in Shirlington. Va
Salary plus tips. Meals, uniforms
Apply Mgr. HOT sHoPPE, 200
Seminary. I'd 70
YOUNG LADY to operate switch-
board, familiar with auto dealer or
titles, contracts. etc. Excellent op.
portunity, for advancement. S45
per week to start. Call MISS
EVELYN. RE. 6044 Bond Bldg,
YOUNG WOMAN, attractive, under
30 as secretary for 3 mos. work on
foreign military matters. State age,
experience, salary desired and refer
encea. Box 346-J. Star. IS
SEWING Reliable young
lady to be trained for sewing teacher
some experience necessary. Apply in
person to SINGER SEWING MA
CHINE co, 500 9TH st. NV. Nc
NODERN uptown real estate office
has o. openinE for general ono. work
Phone GE. $500. Monday. 80
ALTERATIONS combined with clerica,
work HANNAS ALTERATION CEN
TER, $40 Ga. ave. 81. 0505. -
YOUNG WOMAN, preferably college
graduate. to fill permanent, respon-
sible position in service dept. Of
established firm; salary open. Apply
to MR.. EDWARDS, 627 F st. NV
INTERESTING OPPORTUNITY 10,
woman So to 40 in public relations
ability to meet public essential. APP
ply in handwriting. stating quail
flcations. Box 403-H. Star. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-05
HELP MEN

sALEsMAN-Men's Clothing. expert
Sat; and Sat; ewes. sTYLEPLUs
CLOTHES. 1918 Ga. ave. silver
Spring. IS
SALESMAN, for paint, man with car
to call on painting contractors, deal
ers and maintainence trade: exper
pref. See Geo; Daugherty, BAR
ne. DE. O501. Iii
SALESMAN; good opportunity selling
Carrier Corp. equipment and other
commercial refrigeration items; man
familiar with restaurant, tavern OF
liquor store trade preferred. Write
for appt. Box 19-D, Star. -6
SALESMAN-CANvAsSER - Expert
.enced, for new order dept. You will
6e trained in territory. Transp
furn:, liberal commission on each
c az eng CORES Hedq eo bonus eS 81
statesmen So hr. easily earned
giving plastic parties in spare time
Interviews Mon, Tues. Wed, go
odsE e 81 ~ so1 ilss VT Has
sfRyifc22' e. STATION attendant. ex.
perienced, with references only
Wash boy, on commission Apply
GULF STATION, 1924 Columbie
pike, Arlington, Va.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
perienced only. WOODLAND SERV-
ICE. 1926 N. Wash. blvd. Arl
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex.
perienced for lge. trucking terminal
good hrs. and good pay. Also ex.
perlenced porter. LEHMAN
TRUCKING TERMINAL. 1928 N
York ave. ne. -6
SHEET METAL MEN, experienced ir
work with aircraft. Do not apply
unless fully qualified. Must have
own tools. Contact Immediately
c. e. MICHEHL, Hangar 8, Wash
Natl. Airport. %
SHIPPING CLERK, experienced ir
building materials; permanent posi-.
ton. Box 1851. Star. %
SOLICITORS for photographer want.
ed at once: top commissions. Phone
tn. 1881. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-05
PERSONAL

VACANCY now available u new wing
Of my nursing home: 24-hr. nurs-
E Sc sTsv' ladies and gentlemen. Es-
coRT SERVICES. INC. 2817 s st.
NV. at Connecticut. DE. 5000. g
FULL TINE CARE for small child. in
p ap see home with feneed-in yard
En npi sgYi' LADY. convalescent. de-
hheilps with 'f bath. BOX 1850 Star.
STARTING MONDAY. November =
time. dresses and skirts shortened,
service: say s'dss szz !Pissas s' ss5 ;si
R T. Ia n Professional opeT a.ors,
Nj NsEp 5fssni r I service ssHHooFPs,
1869 Columbia I'd. .DU. 2341. .--6
painting. decorating of trays. glass.
STATE price ,,a Box g5- X. s t1d,n 8,
plus mems suits; fur coats refined
reas. 2116 R. I. ave. ne, co. s4f4.
REFINED COUPLE win share their
modern, comfortable home and care
for an elderly lady, reas. Phone 81.
INSiF2AiNrs BOARDED fun time or
day care; trained, experienced moth
er: private home, licensed. 81. 61s4..
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
pie with nursing care; opposite Wal
ter Reed Hospital Call dE. 1858.
FoUND-S76 when purchased my
S-mm. home-movfe outfit. You can
Do. the same at UPTOWN PHOTO
SUPPLY. 1850 Irving st. NV, Ho.
MICHEL IL famous for hair goods.
Toapees, wigs, curls, braids. etc.
SMART WoxEN ARs vel eli S ntsed
women and vice versa. More skill
lies in fitting than seEing: Con-
suit LEA ENQEL. DRESsMAKKR
formerly Of 9Th ave, N. ~, about
! any clothes problem you have now.
Centrally located, lilo r st. NV.
Rm; Tsl. Ex. 1903: .
vacancy elderly lady: tray service:
also bed patients. sH. A014. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-05

BULLDOZER OPERATOR, must be
job See foreman on JOB. Risgs
I'd, and Sheridan ST., chillum ter.
BWuGILiDozER OPERATOR. Good Bay,
steady work. Call OIL. 907O. %
CARPENTER FOREMAN, experienced
only; goed pay; steady work. Phone
ozss,RRaIEss +, framing ling. ~ NJ, winter
Ga. ave. 70 1000 block, right on
Rsaala sna 81 n aizs; to g. e.
C4RPESST Ti sI FOREMAN to construct
high-class detached residences. for
q well-known builder Write, giving
QUALIFICATIONS and experience to
Boy a37-D, Star. IS
CLERK. reliable, for srocery-delica-
lessen. .500S LIST st. NV. %
CLERK. for cigar counter, Experi-
ence preferred Pleasant workins
c MAGx i e ms Gaa dry axs eesnns Of
ices: excellent opportunity for ca
pnble personnel; salary plus percent
age: experience not essential. Elderly
men given full consideration, Apply
LUNA CLEANERS. 1908 18th st.
eoTNrER. GRIDDLEMAN, last;
closed SUNDAYS. NO night work.
BERENs RESTAURANT, 626 e NV.
coUNTE4MAN, must be experienced;
Jewish delieatesseu. Apply 1918
TIL q. NV. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-05
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK and INV; perman.; George
COOKE W.-Live in; pvt. room
afn bath Snl; in family; good wages wages
srS; refs rea lGr AVIS WI 1 zGa SAG
G.H.w.-Cook, white. 1ntellisent. Ref
erences. 5-day week. Live-in. Up
stairs room. . adults in family. Near
NV. DE District line. $50 week Write
G.H.W.. white. experienced maid :;
to sleep in; in family; $50. WO.
G.H.W.. white. exp. live in: care
Of children; country home; vii con
731l or Vienna 1a:-W-a. If
care Of child; live in or out; must
stay some nights; Of Thurs. an and
INV esned SUI s in small nA h asns
2 adults. i child school-ase; nice
rm, good salary; of every Wed.
after 10 am and every other
Sunday after eI 70 am, Call 10,
sb to Son hssp . baby 70 and DO
Refs. REQ. OW. 3542. 3
HoUsEKEEPER, white, live in. fam.
lily consists Of father and school
children. Call ia. 072l. 30
HoUSEKEEPER, part time, 2 to 8
p;m. Monday Men throush Friday, Cal Gall
Weekdays after $50. d
HOUSEKEEPER, white woman, fam
lily Of father and son; references
B sSG Excl Ear reliable. refs; live
HoUsEKEEPER. white. dsywork. for
ggENpSEsRRss Rockville 1907 or eyes.
HoUsEKEEPER. live in. care 3 small
bath. State salary wanted. exper.
and refs. Box SIX. Star; 81
MAID, =" to Z; s.h.w:. cook dinner
3 adults; references; SIT. EN-. 1919.
MAID, colored. to live In. no laundry,
Call WA. ,1176 -6
MAID. settled, to live in; pleasant
surroundings; must be fond of chill
GE. o5is. %
MAID, white, no cooking, live In or
out. good character more important
than exper. CO. 1924. u
MAID. colored, Eefined, housework
5 days. live in. or be willing to stay
bethesda. WI, 1886. IS
MAID G H. W.-LiVe in; pleasant sur
roundings: must like children; SUM-
day and II day Thursday of. MRS.
COIN. GE. 6640. -
WOMAN, colored, cook. e.h,w. and
laundry Plenty Of work but lots OF
time to do 1t in. Pref. some one to
live IN, 500 mo. Call in person,
1905 Huntington st. NV Chevy
WOMAN, colored. to take full charge
| Of bachelor apt; one man; must be
good cook, experienced at serving
| table, good at cleaning and doing
mans personal laundry; must be
honest. reliable and have good city
references, hours, l pm. til after
dinner; salary. $50 per wk., 6-day
week, no Sundays. Give full par
ticulars when answering. Box r.
A WHITE COUPLE, exper. and re-
| sponsible; woman for cooking and
Ihw; man for Eh non: e G PVT yt
EXPERIENCED CoLoRED COOK.
houseworker: recent local refs: ear
~ breakfast through dinner; no
laundry; most week ends of; $50.
Mr.. Conn. ave. Box 1917, Star.
GOOD COOK. serving and light
homework for 2 adults; no laund +:
| live in. excel. quarters; S125 mo-:
5z-day week: must have LIST class
local refs. Please do not call unless
COLoRED GIRL, e.h.w.. live in;
care Of .-old; $50 wk. Call