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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

The 2l-year-old Los Angeles
star has been labelled by Dick
Gallagher. Browns coach, as the
greatest fullback in the world"
This despite the fact that Marion
Motley, the Browns fullback, has
been tabled as the best in pro
football, not only by past records
but by excellence Of playing abil-
ity.
Perry, who is six feet and
weighs 1876. is reported to have
tied track star Mel Patton in the
100 yard dash.
JOE LOUIS is still having JOE
BOXING FAN second-guessing
While in Frisco for the Charles
Valentino bout. JOE told news
papermen that he definitely does
not plan ever TO fight for the
championship again. He states
that return 10 an exhibition
schedule was due chiefly to lure
OF the greenbacks.
Interesting note OF the new
ratings released by MIA is the
filled" logival contenders space
for the heavyweight crown which
was cleaned-up during the reign
Of champ JOE LOUIS. Val
entino got a fifth place rating
while being tabled as an "out-
standing boxer"
After the eye completes the
new ratings list. one will note thai
only the wciterwciEht division
! had a champion listed, Ray Rob
} inson. and logical contender =
none availble."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
Everglades Beware

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla Earl
(Bossman) Bostic. sax wizard and
leader Of the nations small combo
sensation. is making tour Of the
Everglades country during the
last two weeks of Octiber.
This marks the first time that
the music maker has played the
I F}orkdn c,rcuit In the Fail. II a
I MS custom 70 make his sVVtrt
through 'Gstorland during the
Winter and Spring.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

on the strength Of last seasons
game Also. the 1919 record does
not warrant any degree Of over
optimism.
Wayne has benefited by new
coaching regime Lou Zsrzs. for7
ner assistant coach Of the De-
iroi, Lions, Michigan State and
santa Clata colleges has his team
~ pitch TRAIT BODIES no good for
Detroit
Wayne Wiil rely on boy who
acids ;hc schools all-time scor-
inc eeord 20 lead them against
tYc Tf'ans he Is John Hazely.
>h.f'v sch' hair whom Tartar
fans .av IS Inc greatest halfhsck
the school nas ever he'd He op-
cncd INC season with 24-polni
sr0fnc performance 20 DIT his
t0ui wear record 70 l0S points
Thc oid mark was o. set by
T sne Cedglis IN ia27-4o
DcNof's pass defense vulnera
bic N eaeN season games. will
hc gwen anntnef working over
ov Gene 'D'AwnroSio i90-pound
senior quaficfnack His fayorlic
targets age Hayely and End Ed
DopkoWSki
The Titan. vii ne out 90 make
II eight straight against Wayne
New-found passing power IN the
right arm Of Quarterback Bob
O'Maney Will give Detroit di-
vcrsiRed attack. Coach Chuck
4 Baer. disturbed over his teams
failure 10 gain IN tNe grcund ~
( recent Gar1cs. has stressed rush
I ing plays in drills this week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

Wonderful. Ifsso easy 70 get Young
sters 10 take syrup ~ Rlack-Drsught
FOR j, has pleasant sweet spicy
taste And IT'S wonderful how MID
and prompt Syrup Of Bleck-Draught
uqpaflv acts 10 relieve occasional
combination. syrup OF Black
Draupht taken as directed Is a me
Laxative for children. It's pure. It's
made hv manufacturer Of quality
preparafions for four generations.
Next time buy Syrup OF Black
Draught. Just say 10 your druggist
Syrup OF Black Draught
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
Juckie's AH-Stors
Headed Southwark

GREENSBORO, N. {. (UNP)
Jackie Robinson and his barn
storming baseball team appeared
here this week in an exhibition
game. The team of Negro Amer
lean League players backing up
Jackie. Roy Campanella. Don
Newcomb. all Of the Dodgers, and
Larry Dolby of the Cleveland In
dams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

the Olympia, Friday night und
aecis has stirred up a weltcr OF
Gavilan. a headliner in Madi
SON Square Garden for the pas
year. Will enter the ring will
one biz factor IN his favor aeains
the Youthful Felton--and that Il
experience. Otherwise. the pail
are evenly matched in all depart
ments with FELTON, holding d
SLIGHT in the all-important phase
Of punching power.
Gavilan's haShy style goes best
against the stand-up type of
dchter. like Ike Williams. Beau
Jack and Rocky Castellani. whom
he has beaten in recent starts.
But against men who know the
science Of boxing Gavilan is not
so successful. witness his losses
10 Doug Ratford and. his draw
decision with Gene Burton. II
IS this logical argument that the
local legion Of FELTON, hackers
stress most.
Has Youth
They point out that FELTON,
moves from one side 10 another,
even as he Is closing in on an
adversary. and remind you of the
DetroiterS piston like left lab
and lc,hsl right hand. The latter
punch fioored tough Jimmy Sher-
rer for the full count al Braun
Park only two months ago.
Furthermore. FELTON, has youth
and confidence IN his favor. Man
aeer Bert Lamb points put that
FELTON, used TO spar with Gavilan
when in New York for a bout,
and more than held his own
"Gavilan mas vet 10 lay glove
IN Lester remarks Lamb cryp-
icallv.
Under Card Starry
lBC Matchmaker Nick Londes
las lined up a star-studded un-
ercard 10 60 under the Gavilan-
elton headliner. The elght-round
emi-fnal pairs Omelio Agra
,onte. Cuban heavyweight. ver-
as Mack Payshav. Detroit pro-
zee Of John Roxborough. for
ler manager Of Joe Louis. Agra
iouie. = stsblcmate of Gavilan.
one Of the fastest rising heavy
Fights IN the country He is
illing mixer with stiff right
and that has halted Johnny
lynn and Gene Jones in his last
Z ohghts Parshav has deci-
oned Sid Peak and faitened
ohnny Swanson in recent bouts.
Cecil Graf. Lincoln Park mid
leweicht and Chuck Simmons.
Z Detroit. have been rematched
one Of the four-round prelim-
larieS.
This pair staged Suggest on
he Wagner Barone card that
he Wagner Barone card that
'nded in draw. and the return
bout between them has been ar
by popular dema1x1.
Gran Ia one OF the most prorris-
tug youngrter~ ON the iocsi neu1n.
Ing scene.
Popular Locally
Joe Cara. Detroit's most pto-
ular simonpure since the DAYS
N singing Sammy AMIGO. will
make his professional debut On
he card against Ken Brown. III
Detroit Cara has lost Ave times
n so some amateur bouts in NE
oast two wears. Only Ray Mizzi
md Dick LaForee have won from
lin in very close fights.
Two six FOUNDERS and one
'our-round curtain-raiser COM
olete the card
Don't he tOO rough with rosrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

More than 1000 fores. fires
have burned over 10000 acres in
Michigan so far this year. ac-
cfiordlng 70 the conservation de-
partment's forest re fservice.
This docs not include acreage
burned on national forest land in
the state.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

defeat: Il wasn't tired when
caught that right. | could have
gone l5-but I never saw that
punch coming"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
GPARKLES in
- PORTS WORLD

the Frsncscg 4ses the Cleveland Browns In
Oct 80 will be the first midwest appear
or 49er fulback Joe Perry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

Don't he too rough with pessi-
mist. Some Of them are that way
because they backed an onf,,,;~f
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
Charles Ready For All Corners

SAN the second successful defense
his heavyweight picking the biggest purse IN his
ring history stated that he ready to take
on all corners in of his MIA title.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

boN ing 1870 ~ susn condition
yin psceaH ,nis ,ea Detroit
csirca 2 deep esTeci 'cr NsNne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
GaviIan-F elton Bout
Stirs Up Controversy

The GsvlanLeer FELTON, eniouna ss.ue sacuon AZ
the Olympia Friday night under the ine"aai Do~ns Suo
ecis has weltcr OF controversy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

~~ostrse ~ o. ~s,h evs---vrsHsc,ed by nee,
- psr~'U ps'-sassb snd stylish hsrdos -.
Known and used Tor over so yesr. Your
sssiss Will s'vs your money beck u you're not
1ooss ss,ls'sd.
fts~s On sssy. psossss,oosl application ., your
'ssofas ossvsy shoo OF buy lsusvss ct ssy
ses~ss'e dsps~~ent or drvsssers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

Sighting victory FIR the fts
wavne universitvs strong fooit
FRIDAY night for The annual irtrs
Last year an moderated Wavne
squad caught the higgec Ii;ans
IN an cvercon6ient mood and
scared them haif to death before
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
Wayne !Gridders Eye
Victory Over I'D

time over University IF Detroit
an team invsdes Detroit Stadium
-itv clash between The schools
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

To slse your heir
new. uch. nstprsl-
loot,nscolos(bgsck.
brown. blonde )slsr
Usins Codeiroy Q
Lsuevssffsk Color
ins NOW cen
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sseelv. ssstlx
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

Nov you con GIVE drob. vsosNo<sivs Grey ~
me rich. rotwoi- looking color mot mokss yss
hook younger. And yos~ friends ~ cpprovs. for
Hollywood sfors hove shown Mot ko~ eolo~;oa b
os impcsfont ofbsovty old os kpsiiek or rouge.
20 look your best. Color your hor Win Lorievs&
Evening star., 1949-08-14
By EIen!i

.tcUt
The colors are romantic or bril-
liant, depending upon the mood
of the act, while dark calico prints
are featured, as we'll as many
other prints which interpret the
fashion feeling of the period. A
print especially selected by Miss
Montgomery for the show and
named the Miss Liberty" print
was actually made from a roller
engraved around 1883. The print
is featured in a lilac shade which
will be very popular for winter
cottons.
Along with creating the cos
tunes for the women in the show
Miss Montgomery also used cot
tons for the men. For them she
designed mems smocks as well as
neckerchiefs.
In working out her designs she
selected the fabric first, then
created the costume sketch adapt
ing it to the material. Then
Karinska executed the actual cos
TUNES from the sketches perfectly
duplicating all the beauty Of the
sketch in the finished garment.
And that, Teena, is just the way
in which one Of your pet FASH
ions is sometimes born. -'9
Evening star., 1949-08-14

Cotton makes a Broadway ap-
pearance like a seasoned trouper,
starring in costumes designed by
Elizabeth Montgomery for Irving
Berlin's musical, Miss Liberty" d"
Miss Montgomery, famous cos
tune designer for many success
full stage productions. says, Got
tons are wonderful" and uses
them for 100 of the most i'm
portant outfits in the show.
Miss Montgomery has created
many sunray pleated skirts for
the dancers because the chore-
ographer wanted skirts that
would move and twirl and follow
the line of the body, and these
cottons hold the pleats beauti-
fully, while the wrinkles shake
out. This means easy upkeep
from the wardrobe mistress point
of view.
A sharp, well-defined silhouette
is important in interpreting the
styles of 1888 to 1908. the years
in which the action Of the musical
takes place. This was the period
of the hustle, the basque bodice.
the full and elaborately draped
skirt, and the sleeve with lots
of interest. - SIS q.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
Among
Us
Teens
By Vol

sCRAPPING WITH SCRAP
Instead Of punching our best
friends around when we feel mean.
many Teens are hammering scrap
aluminium into useful items for
gifts, hope chests and the inevi-
table Christmas list. Round or
rectangular or odd-shaped scrap
can be obtained. through your
hardware store, from the nearest
aluminium factory. All you have
to have is imagination, an eye for
design and a little zeal to nnlSh
what you start. One Teen is max
ing a set of small round trays with
different types Of leaves ham
mered into the middle. First OF
all, she found the leaves. turned
them upside down, with a carbon
paper underneath carbon side
next the aluminium and drew
around the outside and veins OF
the leaf. Following the carbon
marks on the aluminium she made
tiny indentations by hammering
dads ice pick and screwdriver in
dot-dashes following the design.
With the center completed, she
tip-tilted her metal piece on a
bag of sand to cushion the blows
and then hammered the outside
edge of the aluminium slightly all
the way round with a mallet, so
that each disc curved gracefully
upward in tray shape. Countless
variations on this idea are pos
sible.
T-sHIRT TANGLES - Girls
complain about the T shirts espe-
cially made for them. The neck
Is shaped a little oddly, with too
wide binding. Also, the shirts
aren't long enough and the low
hem stretches, no matter how
carefully we wash them. Why this
difference? At any rate, we solve
the matter by buying boys T
shirts exclusively.
X II
REVOLUTION We're taking
In grand fashion to boys sport
shirts, for wear with our shorts
and skirts. Long shirts with tails
are okay around home-but for
street wear, we're finding sport
shirts much neater. 1t gives the
Teen girl world an entirely diff
ferent look-wide, open collar;
precise short sleeves Gnstead Of
aloppy rolls): straight Dutch-bob
type of hem. The heavier sport
shirt materials allow for sharply
pressed creases. SO watch out,
don't be left dropping about in
Imply clinging hang-me-downs.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
-Woshngton Stores Open Thursday Till P.M.
DreamhoUse Tables at heir

Nov the time to dress up your Dreohouse for foil
with better Mersnon tables For fo is the time for
like. like e0%f9a9s @ ssG'o"2s ss % 8 Tn 2 P = f1srd srsn
poyment pqn to help you furnish your home the Oreom-
house way with furniture Of quality. Order BY phone
Executive 26OO.
Evening star., 1949-06-17
SITUATIONS WOMEN

CIRCULATION OR OFFICE MGR.
age 81. capable assuming full re-
sponsibility; excellent secretary and
bookkeeper; initiative and Highly
competent; best OF references; seeks
position where abilities and qualifi-
cations will be appreciated. Box
CoLLEGE GIRL. having Just com
pleted third year. would like typing
Job for the summer References. RA.
1921 or RA. 02S0. IT.
COMPANION Desires position with
abe. way Taslor as's osss: call bsisFs. .,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sec
retary will do your correspondence;
take shorthand or edit your manu-
EpiP2aosfi isFI2i, fH' pIegapHosE 1874 operator,
fast typist, desires permanent posi-
ton. Phone MI. 117t. lis
desire Job as stock girls. file clerks,
clerk or seamstress. Du. 6493; u :
MARYLAND UNIVERSITY SENIOR
teacher, typist, miscel. GE 5141.
PERsoNABLE GIRL. NJ. A. in mathe-
matics, some selling experience, de-
sires summer Job. AK. T0s4. 19'
TYPING, clerical work, address en-
stencils. manuscripts, etc. at home
exuer.; pickup. del. WI. 90l6. Ia
TYPING WANTED - Envelope and
post card addressing, also stufhns
1900 10th & nv: .,snS Adams .ssrs, l5s5; nai,. u.
tion as nurse to invalid, child or in
doctors ONCE; or maid for business
people; experienced. reliable, willing
TO travel. HO: 1908 IL
WOMAN, coioied, 25 yrs. wants part
or fun time employment, typtst Of
clerk: experienced. EX 6a0s. IL
PRATT ADVERTISING senior desires
free-lance commercial art jobs. WO
O673 after pm. for information
Evening star., 1949-06-17
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ROOF REPAIRS, ali types Estssrs,
downspoutS house pAirtlEE prom -
service. Mr.. WRIGHT. RA- 9446
ROOF REPAIRING. guttsIing, water.
proctlns TR 1879 STOP LEAK
ROOF AND WATERPRooPIN0 CO
RoOFISG all types no too toe
small! repairs and new roofs SAM
UEI { BOYD INC GE laHs
STONE AND CEMENT woRk-Spe-
ciRllz!ng in retaining SaisS. AAg
stones, also walk. steps. oi!yss, etc
For free estimate. JERRY, AT. 9@os
TILE BATHROOMS, Eltcnens, porehes
and repsirs ARAiANi BROS, IA
ssu0 az Pa 3u8s
TILE WORK OF ALL kISD-Cap
after pm weekdays, anytime Sat
uEday and Sunday. HU. 56A". 1T
TfrENkIlER cIraneo. oliee anc
adjusted AL work guaranteed RE
Il77, UNITED TYPEWRITER CO
St3 i4th nv
VENETIAN BLINDS washed, repsint-
ed, retaped. recorded PARK AVE
VENETIAN BLIND CO, GALA r. l
ave. RIyerdsle. Mo. US l345
BETTER HOMES DECORATING co.
Complete service; viii g4Adly ad-
wise and estimate free. Ovens hs2s.
ADDITioSs. bI'iftSS CARPENTRY. .onerete.
paint; rsas. pris.ss s M terms raa' ,5Ls
SOFA SEAT BOTTOMS, repaired. re-
tie springs with new webbingI $50,
Also chairs, SIS.
Recaning, upholstering and custom
made slip covers. AD o74l. -l9
Evening star., 1949-06-17
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDING MACHINES. csieulators
cleaned. oiled and abused AL
work guaranteed RE, lT5 UNITED
ADDING MACHINES, TYPEwRITERs
purchased and traded. repaired
quickly: reasonable: machines for
sale, standards and portaoles: est.
ls yrs. OFFICE MACHINES CO.,
corner Of 18th and Eye. las. s!ds.'
air CoSDrTroSING. retriseration
ard heating service. e4-hoar serv-
ice: specializing In Chrysler Air
Temr. and all other makes; 20 years
experience; general maintenance
work: prepare for het weather row
ROBERT r. scHLuETER. GL. 3gz4-
ALL HoME REPAIRS, larse or small,
work guaranteed, FILA terms. Can
skiCKLxYiNG. nreplaces. ehimneys.
walls and walk, built and repaired.
A FAtiNANI AT. 1894.
BRICK WORK, concrete, porches.
walks, walls: large or small JOBS.
Terms. 10. 3-So6S. -l7
CAMERAS, movie equip. tforetsn OF
domesttel repaired' By own service
dept. BRENNER. ps3 Pa. ave nsw,
Trade-ins. Free parking, RE. 24S4.
recreation rooms. porch tneicsuIes'
Terms. 20. S-ee6s. -lT
Evening star., 1949-06-17
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. experY books started
Kept part time: audits, tax service;
ACCOUNTANT, cPA 10. c.. excellent
background, character. personality
experienced public. private and tay
work, seeking interesting connection
AecSoGNTANT esS ithSiHi I "a iBooKKEEPER.i di.
nent position. Box 336-R, Star. 17'
BOOKKEEPING. tax service. by ex-
perts, IS y sTs exper; nysd :, reas on rates rates
reliable. ref. CO. 1898.
CHEF or. end cook, colored; first
class ref sober, dependable; wants
goth to Sept. 25th. BOX 342-R,
coLLEGE s5iI SENIOR. electrical eng
ment. Owns car. Ii. 3-4168. lS'
STUDENT, I'd year,
vet. desires 3-month employ mt
EXdHaNGE WE aSsii pARr-r1ME WORK ~ for
living quarters; unmarried, age 45.
want quiet homelike olaoe to type
and work: have car. can run an
references exchanged. Box 255-R'
HOTEL; china boys, walters, Jan
sos7, after $40 pm; 10:
MAN, mature. good appearance,
speech and manners, nondrinker and
smoker, desires mimeograph, record
ing, typing or hotel desk relief work.
Mr.. LYNDON. pU, 2969. IT,
PATNTER-PAPER HANGER, int. ext
good work; neat, prompt; RRPE1sMAAHN.
paARMAcIsf,' s'ee;i exper., err desires part
time. fast-moving store only. Call A.
Pearlman, McREYNoLDS PHAR-
6 MACY. Ne 9333 9333oc,.pyrp -d9
man Is years expsriensee se4n excellent s.ar
VETERAN. student, must have week
YOUNG MAN, B. S. degree in bus.
adm; major, economics. minor, sta
tisties; desires position reaqiring Nth ,us use
slider other positions. Box 337-R.
YOuGNG MAN. colored, wants Job
driving or working at summer
resort; excellent references. 1W.
YoTNa tS1sa MAN, colored. as driver.
49,
YOUNG MAN. BIS. degree. commerce
major. desires position with reliab,e e
firm: prefer import export. but will
consider anything Offering advance
ment HO 1882. IT,
YOUNG MAN wants place cleaning
small Offices, or elevator operator:
no Sundays; s-hr. day; experienced;
excel. ref MI, 351S 10
YOUNG MAN desires position as
bookkeeper; 4 years bookkeeping ex-
perience; also typist. HU. 1907,
q to 5. IT.
EX-GI, "a. married. urgently needs
permanent position: college back
around tYnist Call AID. O462 Il
Evening star., 1949-06-17
PERSONAL
ExPERT sEAMsTREss, al

EXPERT sEAMsTREss, alterations
and fittings Call Ma: 4316
CoNyALEsCEST HOME - Female
oos 2nS des4ab an5sne sd os s2ed
like etr!!osDhers., MRS. c.. W
HAsEs; L,neoln hwy. West. YORK
MES AND WOMEN feet better after
to be convinced I nrmiy believe i
can relieve suffering due TO nervous
ness, exhaustion. baekache or mead
ache. sinus. colds or fu. Aching
Joints and swollen feet helped re-
MARI msTsaey ssaer,aes Lsey M Ns'9roPs'h nSgs
MAPLE LANE NURSING HOME has
vacancy for female aInhnlatoTy OF
bed patient; "a -hr. trained nursing
care; very reas rates owned and
CLOSELY supervised by 'hysisian.
soYs' CAMP, age els, july and .
ming and all sports; rates moderate
LONGWCOD CAMP. Box 2s2-X.
oiney; Nd; Ashton 249l.
PLKhasEsT Iat AN. sos s4' sansmpOo and an
MAgshEE ELF aoNous0 r sczEooE. czSca.f5it isto
NEwsPAPKR WRITER OF years stand
ing knowledge Of theater and Govt,
WI chest ,cs write or on sIS sRy SqSSec5 ex-
'eD' ''4N''A' '"''' LIE II. ~ @
PIANO TUNING, 50: an repairs; free
estimate. VICTOR GEORGE. CO.
-727l days: ov. 1927 ewes.
private home for elderly person; 1st
ALTERATIONS, AZ ladies' garments:
VACANCY IN NURSING aOME-s4-
hour nursing care. Leensed bs
La f1ahhs TSGEhe Eho pRassMAxfR eSa 9tormerly
too hard to handle. Expert fitting.
skilled workmanship. Custom made
70 measure. restyling, alterations.
stTdio centrally located nidtowg9'
VACATION on 4 A FxRMNAduits:
swimming. riding. tennis, etc; As
min. from D. c.: weekly rates, S3s
and UP. Make reservations now:
ertel0si e1lIel Nd THE RANDALLs' ciaFks'
SUMNER CAMP for children, age s.
-: limited group; homelike, salt
Southern Maine. WI. 9s73. III
SPECIAL KIND care given nervous,
invalids and elderly people in pleas
24-hour service. Falls Church .0l9l.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly people
with. nursing care; opposite Walter
Reed Hospital, GE. 425s lis
VACANCY for elderly lady In rest
home. with care. Reasonable. SH,
viii III THIS CLIPPING ONLY. 70 in
troduce our shoe repairing depart
ment. mems half soles and best
quality rubber heels. 81 40 best
quality rubber heels, 39c; lady's half
soles and rubber heels. 99c: rubber
heels, 35c: best quality material ana
workmanship. NEW JERSEY CLEAN
ERS, 1901 N. J. ave. NV, 1911 1st st.
NV, 100 21st st. NV, 1921 Blad-
ensburg rd ne, 301 18th st. ne,
2o7-9cl New York ave. NV. Phone
DRAFTING sERvICE-Plans. render
ings, designs, plan analyses and
studies made. Call Dupont 1894,
CoMFoRTERs RECOVERED, in taf-
feta. satin or sateen. Beautifully
quilted ike new. Special discounts
during summer months. KING
NEEDLEWORK SERVICES, 1910
Conn. ave, OR. 1912 10
Evening star., 1949-06-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
COLoRED LADY desires n,orniI,s
cisn. fsis eoisssd. ofsss Desires p general hous.
work, and care for children; nc
reserences. Can 81. s143.
GIRL. colored, desires work. mothers
helper or Ink; refs. Lu. 3-SSo1
GIRL. colored. high school student
desires light housework, child care
or once work knowledge OF Typ
Gist. coiored, responsible. domesti,
work in or out; references. Lu
GIRL coiored. g.h.w.. good cleaner
wants day work. RE. 9239. 4:3e
Girl. dnI. colored. Im with knowledge Of
g.h.w. and care of children, wishe,
Job immed. Call after IL. DE
GiRL, eolored. wishes s.h.w.; exper
and ref. NO. s0l2.
GIRL. colored, wants part time work
sxper;; best of references; steady
GIRL. eoiored. intelligent. dependable;
available for child care and lighi
housekeeping AT. 237e. IT.
LAUNDRESS desires homework, exp
ladies' silk blouses, dresses, shirts
curtains washed and stretched; fam
ily wash. no; 1852, 2o.
plain; viii so away. Phone .D
WOMAN, eoiored. reliable and sxper.
wishes day work; AL ref. Hu
6163s n