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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
Irene Slater HOnOred
With Birthday Party

Irene Slater was pleasantly
surprised Saturday evening,
March 19, when eighty-one rel
atives, neighbors and friends
gathered at her home in the
Keithtown community in observ-
ance of her 18th birthday ami
versary. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dannie Slater.
The evening hours were spent
socially. Music was provided by
Chauncey Tilton, Clayton Slater
and Nolan Porter.
Refreshments were served to
the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Phillis and son, Dale; Mr..
and Mrs. Merida Francis and son,
Billy; Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Sla-
ter and son, Richard; Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Hughes and children
Betty, Shirley, Vernon Ray and
Larry; Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton AL
len and sons, Larry and Terry
Alva Garvin, Darlene Longfel-
low, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mitch
ell, Mr.. and Mrs. James Courtney
and children, Eddie and Dolly;
| Elmer Miller and daughter, Don
ma Mae; Nora and Duke Hughes
Mrs. Dettie Clark and children
Ivan, Donnie and Darrell; Mr.. anc
Mrs. John SWank and daughters
Ruth and Doris; Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Cisler, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Stewart and sons, Carl anc
Charles, Mr.. and Mrs. Bent Hale
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Waller, anc
children, Johnny, Joanne, Joyce
and Janette; Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Burkhart, Mr. and Mrs. Arc
Chandler and sons, Joe, Clarence
and Harley; Richard Landaker
Joe Bigley, Lofts Hughes ant
children, June and Clair; Mr.. anc
Mrs. Franklin Allen and son
Ronald; Nolan Porter and sons
Delmar and James; Chaunce,
Tilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Phil
lis, Erma Waller, Hela Dodds
Ronald Seckman, Mr.. and Mrs
Dannie Slater and daughter
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED
RECENTLY AT TESLA HOME

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Testa, Sr.,
entertained recently with a party
at their home in Florence Addi-
ton honoring the eighth birthday
anniversary Of their son, Albert,
Jr.
Games were played and re-
freShmentS served.
Those present were Phyllis
Jean Minyo, Tucker Stritz, Rose
Marie KuSnerak, Jimmie and
jeanne Safigan, Gary Blakemore
Kathy Lynn Testa and the hon
ored one.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
HOmebuilders Class
Enjoy PCtIuck Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tarleton,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Webster and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Wood were
hosts and hostesses to the mem
bers of the Homebuilders Class of
the First Methodist church when
they met at the church Monday
evening for the regular meeting.
A $50 a potluck dinner was
enjoyed Mrs. Roy Smith had
charge of the devotionals and
articles were given by Mrs. H.
A. Cutler and Mrs. Richard
HaneS.
Games were enjoyed during
the social hour.
Members present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Daryll Buckley, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Carter and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Danford and daugh-
ter, Genelda; Mrs. DWain Dyer
and son, Dee; Mrs. H. A. Cutler,
Miss Alice Cutler, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Hanes, Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Henderson and Arlene; Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Richcreek and
Mary Ann and Study; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Secrest and son
DARYL; Mr.. and Mrs. John Sham
hart and Wilda, June and Norma
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and
Judy; Mr.. and Mrs. James Stein
er, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kraps
and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Rex
and son, and the hosts and host
esses, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tarle-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Webster
and Mr., and Mrs Marvin Wood
and daughters, Beth and Barbara.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
BIRTHDAY DINNER HELD
AT SCREENS HOME SUNDAY

Mrs. Paul Seffens entertained
at her home on Cumberland
street on Sunday with dinner
honoring the birthday anniver-
sary of her husband.
Covers were arranged for Mrs.
Hugh Seffens, Mrs. Herman La
cey, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Ma
theirs and son, Neil, of Belpre, Mr..
and Mrs. Seffens and sons, Don
and Ralph.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
WORTHWHILE CLASS WILL
MEET ON THURSDAY

A potluck supper will be en-
joyed by members of the Worth
while Glass of the First Church
of Christ when they meet for the
regular meeting this Thursday
evening in the social room of the
ch,roh
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
TO HOLD DANCE

Sponsored by the Summerfield
American Legion, a dance will
be held in their hall Wednesday
evening, March 80, beginning at
8 o'clock. Music will be furnish
ed by the Village Serenaders.
The auxiliary will serve refresh
mentS and the public is invited.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24

Charles Caldwell, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Caldwell,
Sr., of Belle Valley, will observe
his second birthday anniversary.
Monday, March %, at his home.
Young Caldwell is the grand
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sklenar,
Sr., of Belle Valley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Okey Caldwell, Sharon. The
mother is the former Philomena
Sklenar.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
Look Who S Here!

Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Carrel, OF
Macksburg, are announcing Ihe
birth of son on March TO- Inc
infant weighed eight and one
half pounds and has been nameo
Jerry Lyn. The grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Carrel, OF
Coal Run route and r. b. Delohs'
Of Macksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sites, ZaneS-
Vile, are announcing the birth OF
a daughter born March II at a
GAINESVILLE hospital. The new ar
rival has been named Sandra
Elaine and weighed seven
pounds, three ounces at blrth
Maternal grandparents are MRS
Carmen Downs, GAINESVILLE, anc
William E. Gregg, CALDWELL VIII
liam Reed of near Ava IS a grea'
grandfather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Stringer
of Caldwell route 3, are parents
of daughter born Monday NOR
ming at Memorial hospital, Mari
eta. The new arrival weighed sl1
pounds and ten ounces and has
been named Kathy Jane. Inc
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs
Wiley Stringer of Caldwell route
three and Mrs. Bessie Flgley, O.
Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Fliehmar
of Woodsfield are announcing tn
birth of seven and one-hal
pound daughter, Friday, Marcf
%, named Molly Catherine. Mrs
Mena Fliehman of Caldwell l
the maternal grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blackstone
of Lewisville are the parents o
a son, born March 9. The new ar
rival weighed nine pounds ant
has been named David Michael
The grandparents are Mrs. Mar
garet Blackstone of Caldwell ant
Joseph ZWick, LeWisville route
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1949-03-24
WILL HOLD MEETING

The regular meeting of Noble
Rebekah Lodge 376 will be held
Friday evening, April l at 1880
o'clock. Noble Grand Vesta Lor-
enz requests all members to be
present.
Degree work will be held.
Those having birthdays in Jan
uary, February and March will
be hOnOred.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
Son, 6, Still Unaware
OF Ybarbo Tragedy
by the Asseeiaisd Press

FRANKFURT, Germany, Jan. 3.
-Six-year-old Jimmy Ybarbo does
not know his mother, Mrs. Wilma
Ybarbo, Of Maiden, Mass, is In Jail.
under 20-year sentence for killing
her husband.
This was disclosed yesterday by
friends of the Ybarbo family as
Jimmy prepared to set out all by
himself on an airplane journey to
the United States to live with his
aunt, Mrs. Ruth Hunt, In South
Dartmouth, Mass.
Jimmy does not even know that
Sergt. John Ybarbo Of Goliad, Tex,
whom he called Daddy" is dead.
The whole tragic story Of the
midnight shooting which left him
a virtual orphan has been kept from
the little boy.
Ever since the September 40
shooting, Jimmy has lived with
Sergt. John H. Funston Of Brook
lyn, N. Y, and his wife, close
neighbors of the Ybarbos.
He was told his mother was sick,
his father away. Mrs. Ybarbo's i'm
prisonment in an Army dispensary
helped the deception along. Even
when he visited her there, he never
suspected the truth.
Jimmy was scheduled to report
this afternoon to the United States
Army's Military Air Transport Serv-
ice which uyilI Nv him fn Westover
Field, Mass.
It was not yet certain when his
flight will begin.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
Appeal Notice Filed in Fight
On Lanham Wine License

An appeal from q decision Of the
Prince Georges County Board Of
License Commissioners, who grant.
ed a license to sell beer and light
wine in a Lanham (MdJ restau-
rant has been filed with the county
Circuit Court.
Samuel w. H. Meloy, attorney
for residents Of that area who op-
posed granting of the license on
December %, said yesterday the
appeal was noted Monday on be-
half Of his clients.
The permit to sell the alcoholic
beverages was granted by the county
liquor board, following q controver-
sial, six-hour public hearing on the
issue. The license was issued to
Doris F. Stancliff for Stancliff's
Evening star., 1949-06-04
District Rentot
Housing Picture

Applications .c- housing re-
ceivec during the last week BY
the Dastrsc, Housing Center. i&eo
Pennsylvania avenue NV. TO-
tailed SOS. OF whrh So4 we're for
dwellings and the res. we're &C.
rooms
or the total applications, 2&s
were new and rs were reapplaea- =
taoas. A total O. ~ persons
listed themselves as new arrivals
In Washington.
In the same period. 50 dwelling
units were listed %. rent. plus
s. rooms.
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Wood
Continued From Page BID

crete mat or footing about ID
inches square and bearing brick
pier or column II inches square
The pier is built by laying four
bricks end to side. so as TO form q
square with a half brick filling
out the center. Each side Of the
pier will show a brick end and
a brick side.
The third type Of economical
foundation Is composed Of cement
blocks set over a concrete foot
Evening star., 1949-06-04
Real Estate Directory
Published by Lusk

A new directory of all privately
owned real estate In the District is
now available by street address
for the first time in 47 years.
The new directory is published
by Rufus 8. Lusk. who said that
until this week the only available
directory, formerly known az the
assessment book and also pub
lished by Mr.. Lusk. required use
Of maps to correlate house num-
bers with lot and square numbers.
Mr.. Lusk said 10.000-man hours
were needed just to complete the
changeover to the new system.
Information is provided for more
than 100000 lots and parcels.
totaling about a million and a
half items.
Each section Of the city is
separately treated in the 739-page
book.
Evening star., 1949-06-04

ing. Each course or thickness OF
block Is made Of two blocks laid
side by side. forming q masonry
pier as high as required.
The foundations described
above can be built with ease by
the average man. and viii cost
about IS per cent Of the average
continuous foundation. The saw
ings presented by the use Of these
independent foundation units Is
of particular interest 10 the build
er Of q small house. out-bu,lding
or garage
Released By The Bel Syndicate. Inc.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
HELP WOMEN

manager in t,eld for v nationally ads:
vertised sales campaign; salary and
commission bring earnings up to Sao
week; must be neat and intelli-
gent. Apply MR.. EDDY, 5lb H
s.. ~ - >DIEs-An Interesting pos
person for our ccat. suit and dress
CO.,. III o. n. SlGs2ne S"fer
spTinsJ sTi sJosEfH s FL R. AR5lR RRARR1s , Go. ST.
SALESLADJES, exper, excel. earnings.
brish. young women. smart appear
ance for dress and sportSwear dept,
Part or tTY th time Apply u meTnlngzs' %2nI
i3t5 i8tao bet t. E : and ind F. Pn's' N"D"AA q
sALESLADIES. millinery, blouses and
ready-to-wear: steady positions; tx-
celient salary. Apply at once. lQ1s
sAIEsLADY. exper., better ready-to.
wear. salary plus commission. JOAN
ROBERTS, Conn. at l..
SALES wOMA-.,, experienced; respon-
Sss dres. ssoA Shop Apply sSis' iio4 s St; NV
SALESWOMEN. experienced preferred
Flve-dsy, 40-nour week, -uee Dis
count Gil purchases. Apply person
nc! Office. fourth floor S. KANN
sALEswoMEN-Earn 5 4 uu to 500 G per
week. Cali MISS GARFINcKLE,
SALES WOMEN - Make UP to s1Oo
p k. in spare time, selling q
f"r1-r'ov;1s item to homes and
ofice, We set you UP in business.
St ling cxper. not nee. Give full
details. Box SOD, Star. go
Evening star., 1949-11-20
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BUTLER, houseman,, white. would
Prone pss elTfs II. 4a46. u 'xls Aps. TO. 71' ' 90
COLOKED GIRL viii care for chill
dren. or Ink: live in or out. H.. 8.
csDn6RE6; sD5t6SHiss; Gill AZ dssias. dsas day. work,
coLoRED LADY wants days work;
ssps, ssPsr. rE rte'es sess. ssfsrsn'ss also health
COT: WOMAN. rel. exp. wishes
week: ref Phone LU. 4.2635
COLORED WOMAN, reliable. full.
part-time maid, no cooking: also
clean once bldgs. NO. 1881.
COOK.G.H.W, laundry, experienced
Ts1 Thite no yo9sa ss44 desires days work
ExPsERiENcED woman wishes work.
day or wk.: exper. ironer; very help
full. Assist with sewing. AT. 3055.
EXPERIENCED LAUNDERING done.
Call HO. 1880 Sunday.
LAUNDRESS-For bachelor service.
cIIaEsASSING.G.H.w.. Il SiSa9sG colored .siri. ~ in,
experienced, wishes . lob. eau
RA. S4os, ask for ANNIE . Ed
cHEAAN}sG MEAENR}ssG OR LAUNDRY, Tuesday
co.oaE6MExpert ssy Gd eseE care @ sIssn YS to chill
Sssa Sssa ana I, l1ssnsssa peres PSn so 5ss 0'ek
cotsohsshH; al. shs;n. s'hT hudsos ss2i. ssii week
day eaii Id. GIG.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
HELP DOMESTIC tcont. J

WOMAN, white, for g.h.w. and care
i've in. ia. o9s3. -s1
WOMAN, colored, to care for 2 chill
dren in colored family, One WHO is
more na1ssv interested re- a,ns n good home than
WOMAN. Settled. white or colored,
to live in; g.h.w.: large family. must
have good references with children;
SD week. Please write, giving ad-
dress and references. Box "0s-J,
WHiTE WOMAN wanted as mousse
keeper and cook Call after 8 pm,
OIL. 1885. 1917 Fairfax dr.. AT;
yb som. RFPSnD aasmt ts yHaE msE. hone
iof working widow and school-ased
child; pvt. rm. and board, in .
bedrm. apt Phone AK. $500, Ext
ExpERiENcEp xrii afE = u COOK and s.h:w..
live in; S25 week; must have refer
ences. Call OIL. S2l0.
shw e. expeEiencea sit av.n,nh. With ehiia.eRR S.eR
~ Sst,'nS week. x flo hours fS from 10 am to
sErTTED s ST. WOMAN, aSS1 s''et 70 Do R;mi sn.V.
stay nights. Pay SIS wk.. room
and board. EN- 5407. 30
IDEAL HOME. colored or white, for
general household duties; must live
Days ia T9: 9a:IiE4aiN5tSe-cathollc eelered
w9NsTED 9asSi -n' whit. E' Woman aI'' to take
small wash to do at home: perma..
nent; LIVING near 14th y s and EUCLID
Evening star., 1949-11-20
CASHIER
$40 PER WK.
KOPY KAT
41O4 = = ~ 4 =
-1- IL CT N z
cAsHIIR. for beauty salon; refs


oAsats ASH ..,Iy for ss4m ssas'' EnInE ssfn ISL
cIpRk, fIGnn; AVE-; White. n:Si is to 20 years old.
who Is wiling ,ros Good 9.aoIred ,on iar Hish ns
cIERK, ai-as, to take care Of candy
and nut store Salary $50, week
Pius. commission. Call CLARK ch'
CLERK 1fss 'GaaS; in Sar plant store located at
sition, pleasant workins conditions;
vacation with pay APPLY ELITE
LAUNDRY. 2119 l4th st. NV
CLERK, GOOD at tsures; res. 'oms Ios,,;aa: ssa:
.istieal work hnpIy te Mr.
ssfsn AIKEN SRposNER GPposiNaRlsy,f Of 1893 st. sss
CLERK-briEht young woman smar.
appearance. accuracy with ngufes
and good hsndwrisins ci,1siye rfaeired; sne0 70
eisity shop. Apply Mondav morn morn, .
18th bet. z and +.
CLERKS (3). white; age 30;45; for
hle. phone and record WORK; mus
not smoke or have ehiioreHt t,ves cs'1T ~
whom employed for past 5 yrs;
perm position. 5ha-day wk.; sooa
salary Apply in own handwrissilns'
cH.9Hfkk.rYPIsT LEI for general once
work and monitor board; eood sal
ary, 5-day week. RE. o464. MISS MISS
cMnEnRaRrTYprsT, insurance once. ex-
nerience desired but not necessary.
Phone Mr.. BACHsCHMID. Ma. S112,
bet. q and 10 am. for appt. il
cLERK-TYPIsT, knowledge Of short
hand preferred; permanent position.
Apply ZOE woodward Bldg; ..;..
per. preferred but not essential;
must have some knovledse Of siIS.nt shSrst
working cond. and good salary: Ap,
ply in person to MANHATTAN ld. A ~
AUTO g. RADIO CO.. l7O6 7th st.
NV.
COMPANION - Win give home to
middle-aged woman for services as
companion. Call Hyattsvile 1928.
COUNTER GIRLS. age Is to 90:
pleasant working cond. and high
earnings. Apply Mrs. Palmer, y. 9:
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. SOB K
Evening star., 1949-11-20
PERSONAL

ALTERATIONS and remodeline q
eness A al Sors saaranteed docf T No
HAVE RsP1ns YoG GfSa' 4 CLOTHES PROBLEM.
A dated suit, or dress you'd like to
use again? Let LEA ENGEL, Dress
maker, make it wearable. Nothins
ave, N. Y. Centrally located at lilo
EXCEL. DAY CARE for girl in pvt.
home. Lewisdale. Hyatts.. Md. WA
A sisi VISIT TO EXQUISITE" will m prove
soun ~ Hiy dissoyer ASnsA' that there is Is sssptv @
that you can get the color and
shades aS,,aII, that are perfect for you at
!oa HS ssI i.
.ilfsRsAriSkSs flff1Rls lsSSS sND ri ipSRlESssmAKfse. iSlSs
Custom tailoring, designing, Quick,
reasonable. Expert fitting & work
pREssMnAkINa Riashn Ss kNb Il All aHrEkArfoS "a fSsi
2stsa sEessss "a suit; 5s1s snd coats ..Ds{'l'
Ions. Belts and buttons covered.
Trimmings. yarns. sewing supplies
EADx Ssss sssoa. szS rssfh
FEEL 22io SETTER stsri ait; alter nrst treasmen.
or no fee. Men and women come
to be convinced. BY the use Of
electrotherapy. diathermia. htgh-
1s. frequency: e, salvanie. msreS5y ., sun
other natural methods. ! firmly
believe can relieve suffering due to
nervousness. exhaustion, backa che
or headache, sinus. colds. or .nu.
helped ns9s Lady s1 sss
FUR COATS REMODELED. latest
style, finger tips and capes. Phone
WI. 4770 or Du. 42b5. any time.
CREATION OF BEAUTY through
Of colors is our specially. We take
pride in our accomplishment and
We give you work that recommends
Us to your friends. EXQUISITE"
wSAkrsslps47r.lephen. solicitor with
unlimited phone to solicit for service
tracsiye, groposition. no: sl0e.
OH saIa pANTNc tTs1 sas alone e.. mednn astsr sig r.
n UNABLE % TO ATTEND school, try
tutoring ,..t. :. hqps; ,aa. 81 elem" 81,
TUTosfNGwAlsebra, seometry, La
eem tis rrsnen n :uS;eoss Sssman I'M. fsss s''0ry
DRESSES DiRECT from ieadinI N. =.
manufacturer to you at wholesale
prices; 1911 @ st. NV Room 4o6.
q! &: s s
TEACHER OF ART 15 years exper-
isnce), desires position IS governsss:
riasMAiNENT,. is1ski ssnE. 81; :. shampoo and
MHsrYNa nSssI HYasfa 'Gs sIA6r 81 r''DsaaItnsois DeoIoE
GEI asfG rous 8 4: DRArEs Dixi in shape for the
holiday season-.-specialized cleaning
or dyeins and hand-hnishing on
SfsIsirr'H sssRss and aE Eslips ps7ss sssvsrs BY "rx-
ALTERATIONS. gil ladies' garments;
sgss ersmD's sios sad sah she'snt Co. ssSssssf Sss o0sn
PERMANENT. 81; shampoo and I'm
azsEftIs EtIs' ssoossouss' 4 seRRooi sRRsla."'sss; 'sso
sErr 81 cccyviERs mad. to Mt; dr.p...
teed. Wa. 1885
PARENTs-Do you want to improve
your child's reSding ability7 For
oHR,s4sN faI astsils ea sd1rSor 81 sSl4 l..t home.
reas; rates. ssle. and dble. Lo.
MiCHEEL,s HAIR GOODS are the
most natural. We. make UP your hair.
227 Dupont Circle Bldg.. MI. 0o65.
A delightfulslittle school for children
s Through years. Goth session.
References. Phone Manassas a..
VACANCY FOR elderly lady in small
rest home; best food; .24-hr. care;
homo Ike. Vienna 446-J. -2b
Evening star., 1949-11-20
HELP WOMEN

YOUNG LADY for general once work,
bookkeeping. stenography or switch
board; experience helpful for ad-
yancement; 44-hour week. Apply Of,
,seNs nee, EoPx PWoMAE, kAT 7!5 to st. ~, 5e high
school grad. as an investigator for
retail shopping service; interesting
work. no eXper. necessary: must be
:ree to travel. Apply Warner ? d.,
YOUNG WOMAN with knowledge OF
engrGyed social ard commercial sta
t.onery. capfhle of waiting on high
class trade In engraving and print
cellent oorc"t"n!ty for right person.
Box 19-J. Sta. 40
ASSISTANT, exper.erced, customer
week: own csr. Cali JE. 3-9410
between o and IL Monday. -al
ALERT, well srcoT:c woman with
earnings in this dignifiea career in
fine sterling silver Ell liberal per
or canvessins; age 25-tb national
advertising: complete t:' ming at our
expense. To arrange or personal
tn ote5oev Bos ssH yTss stsr ssas orT nSSs1
with pre-school children cannot be
ATTkaeTfvE. fans.se1SH; intelligent lady inter
ested In earning substs rita. income.
1SScnsAsE S Is S6fS iScoME. SssTssn shov a@ friends
repeats. Experienee unpsse;sars.
, Liberal percentage. No risl. offer.
EXCLUSIVE opportunity. sG.iMID
CO.. Dept. 10. Kingston. N. Y.
LARGE FINANCIAL INSTITUTION in
Arlington, Va, has openings for re-
seea ssss IS ssssda4 snd e yrs od ma
COLLEGE degree, be skilled in dictation
and letter writing and able to collect
ana assemble data on subjects rela-
tive to finance.. for use OF senioy
sa1s .Y9s :aSss!ss xsEt xsSi, sEss Ess 5
START EARNING NOW representing
Avon PRODUCTS. Inc: Avon ad in
tremendoSs hen ,sUe demand e for " .ifts ds''fa IN
view. view, write MRS. THELMA Brown.
4o Muroock rd.' Baltimore -. Nd.
MARRIED WOMEN, who seek oppcr-
come. aualifcations. must be mar
| hrs. per day, in dignified pro-
fess,onsl work with local Arm.
n n Z. ,. l. Is. SMITH Grant tsS sye''
CHARMING and attractive young
social work; $50 to 500 weekly;
am. and pm. ii. HI 5si4. sia"e'" ~
WILL GIVE RM. AND BOARD and
small salary to settled. refined white
woman, good ref, in exchange for
shf n hs9afyo't smy o.sef sed seD fHssnn i've n
BIG GN PIRcENTAG6E ssi fst6 to start. Sell
SATioSAf o0Hs ssdsavERs hs&s sis s sum
sPeRTsGEEah PeT sGEs19a Mas sns ,,n..ri. buy.r for
salary. commission and bonus;
splendid opportunity for qualified
person. BOZ s3-J, star. -27
giving YOU sgoreeous dress without
penny cost; Bush name today. With
SINGLE. WHfTE LADY to care for
elderly lady; rm., board, $50 a wk.
n nus. sM44H haye sM sss' ssss Fsts call ROBERT
s5tt s5ss 1s fss sNon sys l. NEw n YoRk *
sires women to sell new dresses,
suits. lingerie; seen in Vogue.
MANNER. aso-AN, Fifth ave. n. 7.
HOTEL FRONT-OFfIcE CASHIER
Neat handwriting essential. Some
.Sss sss a6TEn fH511 hff; SsNAsoE1s' NAis5a 'n iii,
ST. NV. -22
Evening star., 1949-11-20
MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING FOR WEST PALM BEACH
Or ): rsierenees. IF II. asis. s 80:
SEATTLE, WASH.-Leaving Nov. 81:
l.fs sdy to o share sosas expenses and driy1ns; n
DRIVING TO FLORIDA West Coast:
take nIe two comfortably; share expenses.
IfkvINtSs FOR WEST COAST, room
LATRosf, AT sSsi n "a, sSse isavins at pm: Wed
ssrd; retarnins Sun, s7th. Room
NAVAL oFFIcER Z driving to New Or
leans n Dec. z; take 3. share exp; RE.
COMPETENT DRIVER will drive car
to Miami. Fla. or vicinity: local ref
ereaces. Box 315-K. Star.
RELIABLE PARTY to drive Packard
car car g 2, Miami: Fla; gas and oil furn.
psiviNG III fs5Ai ro S'st n Y. Wed. return Sun.
1Y IfHs bRlvfEl9 TsfEiGE TS Ises snsn. s5tsE PM n.,,
few days desires lady companion to
PlTTsBURGH. Leaving Nov. 20: room
CAN TAKE one or two persons to
eesmpRi' es ~ p PEI foMNs Ii Ngs.uJeoins Jo sf5 Bsf 1e
pert driver; insurance; Southern
route. CAN RA. 3542.
WANT TO SPEND winter in Florida,
but need companton; unencumbered
widow. mssseuse, can accompany
can drive: refs. exch. CH. 5Ti7.
NEW YORK CITY. Wednesday. Nov.
2R. Call EN-. 3343, MR.. HARDEN.
DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES, Nov
26: room for 2 passengers; share
EXPENSE and driving. OIL. 1928.
Evening star., 1949-11-20
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Free training classes forming now: no
experience REQUIRED. Apply zoos
TAuRANT AssocIATIoN.
WEAVER, experienced; splendid OPP
portunity to go into business for
yourself: good location: no invest
nent. BOX 446-B, Star.
b-day, l0-hour week. 20es discount
sn soursh Rarifnissess fiooT. 8. APP PRAkR sS soss CO.
WOMEN. interested In conducting
small business of her own. rs exclu-
sive distributor; will receive pro-
fessional training and be placed N
charge Of established unit. This
4, is permanent, with excel. oppor-
tunfty. Write Box 47s-B, star;
GIRL. general once work at wholesale
supply co. near Union Station;
pleasant conditions. permanent, va
cation priyileges. opportunity for ad.
yaneement: tipping expsriense anc ~ !:
previous once Exp experience s deslrsd; nnre1
4shr sss xt vf phons a 'esiK MEKra ipDsNS5
L1pIEs over "a to sell wearing /. ap;; !.
Contacts and leads; about 81 30 to
fS ffsons me-. kA. aa aasss, ie Is am. t 70 J pm.
WOMAN, reliable. to assist Ia care care
semi. Invalid man. I've in: S49d 499dd
YOUNG GfSLa 70 work "a gut shop;
must live In &c. eau LL S-s4oS
SUNDAY,
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