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Seward seaport record., 1949-11-18
City Mayor ProcIoims Seal Sale

(Continued from Page D disease every time we buy and use Christmas Seals"
 The text of the Mayors pro- clamation follows:
 Whereas, tuberculosis is a major health problem in this and other communities through out the country, and
 Whereas, tuberculosis kills close to 50,000 Americans an- nually, nearly 1000 each week, one every eleven minutes, and
 Whereas, the Seward Com mittee, Alaska Tuberculosis As sociation is conducting an effec- tive tuberculosis control pro- gram in Seward, and
 "Whereas, the Tuberculosis Association and all it's projects are supported solely by the sale of Christmas Seals,
 Therefore, I, Mayor of Sew ard, do recommend that every resident of Seward demonstrate his interest in stamping out tu- berculosis in Seward through his unqualified support of the 1949 Christmas Seal Sale.
 EUGENE N. LANIER
 Mayor of Seward,
 Alaska"
Seward seaport record., 1949-11-18
COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Nov. 2l REBEKAH LODGE No. GA.
 Nov. p JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB.
 Nov. 23 BAKE SALE, Altar Guild of Sacred Heart Church, Wer- ner's Market, am. DANCE, benefit University Fund at Civic Center, 9 pm.
 Thanksgiving Day COMMUNITY SERVICES at the Methodist Church, 10 am, The Rev. L. Russell Clapp, speaker. DESSERT BRIDGE, St. Peters Episcopal Church, 1:3O pm.
 Dec. l RAINBOW FO RGIRLS, Masonic Hall.
 Dec. 3 DINNER AND BAZAAR, St. Peters Church, pm. JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB party at Civic Center.
 Dec. 8 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, nomination of officers, Meth odist Church Parlors, 8 pm.
Seward seaport record., 1949-11-18
HELP WANTED
DEALERSHIP


 WILL BE IN SEWARD soon to appoint party for an Eastern Cor poration. Lucrative leadership available to qualified party. Ex- pansion in the North makes this opening possible. This business provides income immediately Liberal financial assistance en- ables rapid expansion after busi- ness established. Applicant must have $25OO.00 to secure inventory. If cash not available and you can- not qualify do not answer this ad. Write fully, giving name, address and phone number. Box D, Sew ard Seaport Record, Seward, Alas ka. 38-39-40p
Seward seaport record., 1949-11-18
EMPLOYMENT WANTED

NIGHT WORK, washing, ironing,
 cleaning, baby sitting, by respon-
 sible party. City references. Your price. Call Main 168. 39p
Seward seaport record., 1949-11-18
FOR RENT

OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT in the
 Raw Ruilding. 35tfc
Seward seaport record., 1949-11-18
FOR SALE. MISC.

1 KENMORE, l Blackstone Wash ing machines, like new. Rifles, tools and miscellaneous items. Glenn's Second Hand Store, 4th Avenue.
 40-4lc
Seward seaport record., 1949-11-18
Classified Advertisements

line for the first 
  ob prini Minimum
Seward seaport record., 1949-11-18
FOR SALE. REAL ESTATE

ABOUT 5 ACRES of land near Seward with partly furnished
 cabin. Income producing proper ty with strawberries, raspberrles and cleared ground suitable for
 garden. Marvin Viale, 511 Second
 Ave. Phone Adams 106. 32tfc
Seward seaport record., 1949-11-18

CLOSE OUT SALE: About 75 pairs mems, ladies' and childrens' sam pie winter shoes and some mems work clothing at close-out sale. SUDDATH'S, Nash Road. Call after pm. Closed Sunday.
 39-40p
Seward seaport record., 1949-11-18
FOR SALE. VEHICLES

FOR BETTER USED CARS and
 trucks, call Hamilton's Garage Madison AZ. 5zt1c
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-23
Milk Sky High; Cows Go Higher

EVERETT Wash. (P)-Fifteen milk cows flew from Paine Field V Wednesday to Alaska.
 It's a modern adaptation of the Alaska gold rush. With milk bring ing around four bits a quart in Anchorage, the milk pan has be- come rival of the gold pan in Alaska.
 The cows are heading for the Matanuska Valley, near Anchor age.
 It is the vanguard of a 45-cow barn" was an Alaska Airlines movement by air. The flying DC-4.
 Merle Anderson of Palmer, in the Matanuska Valley, went along as. the cows caretaker. He plan ned to milk five of them during the flight. Along with his milk stool, he also took .38 revolver Just Tn case any of the four-legged passengers should go berserk at 10000 feet up.
 Anderson said it is cheaper by about $85 per cow to ship by sea, but the buyers expect to make up , the difference by milk sales dur ing the period the cows would be at sea. Also, the Matanuskans are wary of what seasicknesS might do to cows milk production.
 Additional COWS will be shipped by sea later-during their dry seasons.
 Y Anderson said there now are about $50 cows in the Alaska val ley, but theiy fail to fill the An chorage demand. Additional milk Is flown from here twice a week.
 The cows were separated in the plane by board barriers. They faced the eight-hour flight calmly. Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
The Nome nugget., 1949-12-23
Prospects Bright For Consumers

WASHINGTON, (P) - Th er e were some signs today of Happy New Year ahead for consumers with money more plentiful, drop expected in pork and egg prices, and the easiest installment terms since the war.
 The good news for those who like ham and eggs came yesterday from the department of agricul- ture. It reported prospects of a record-breaking peacetime pork supply in 1850, along with a possi- ble eight to ten-cent-a-doze drop in the cost of eggs.
 The federal reserve board fol- lowed that up today with a report that:
 1. "The tendency seems to be toward progressively easier terms for all borrowers" who are buy ing goods on the installment plan.
 2. It expects an expanding mon ey supply next year. This includes bank deposits Oboth checking and savings) and currency in circula- ton. It will be sWelled by large public outlay by federal, state and local governments-made with the use of bank loans since tax income doesn't ocver the cost.
 It is probable that consumers will continue to pay the same rate of income taxes and also the cost of steel products and coal is expected to rise. However, these increases bay be offset in part by the mounting Congressional drive for cut in the taxes levied on so- called luxury items"
 That would bring somewhat lower telephone bills, cheaper transportation, and a saving on such other things as electric light bulbs, cosmetics, leather goods and jewelry.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Truman Gets 200 Letters
PROTESTING vivisection

The White House has sent &c
the Commissioners more than sSsa
letters srcsn al over the country
protessing proposed legislation foE
Use OF dogs from the Washington
pound for yfvlseciion IL Distract
medical schools
The letters, most Of them from
PENNSYLVANIA and the West Coast
pleaded with President Truman
TO intervene in an effort TO eaoeG
the Legislation. They apparently
are the outgroxth Of published
accounts Of q meeting las; week
at which District medical men
asked the Commissioners support
Of viyisection legislation.
The doctors asked the city heads
TO approve a bill they are prepar-
Ing that would compel Pound
Master Frank B. Marks to make
the pounds annual population OF
about $500 dogs available for
medical experiment and study
after they have been held In the
pound for q specified period.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Burdiek Charges Pull
influences Selection
.0f Federal Workers

Representative Burdack. Rsple-
ican. of North Dakota. attacked
Government department heads
yesterday for letting what he
called political pull" influence
the selection Of rank and file Cor
eminent employees.
Mr.. Burdick. q member Of the
House post ONCE and civil service
committee. said. in q statement,
To-day We find thousands of
Federal employees with high rat
ings and excellent records tramp
ing the streets for Jobs. while
others. not as well qualified and
with inferior records. hold down
their positions.
The North Dakota representa-
tive quoted one Government de-
partment as saying:
We have TO get along with
these poorly qualified fellows. II
is almost impossible for US ever
TO get evidence that misstate-
ments are being made or rules
violated"
This means. Mr.. Burdick went
on. that heads of the various
departments are running the
business, hiring whom they please
and unless an employe has po-
litical pull. he is out Of luck. Merit.
long service. loyalty and industry
are thrown out the window and
now 1t is simply political
scramble to get jobs"
He said the present civil service
law was substantially good law"
but that some OF those who now
administer 1t should be removed
without delay"
The old system-to the victor
belongs the spoils," he declared
would be no worse than to have
some department heads dictate all
of the employment"
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Choir to Give Concert

The 40-voice q capella choir
OF Taylor University, under the
direction of DR.. Frew D. Mohr. will
give a concert at l0:45 am. Sun
day in the Navy Communications
Chapel, 1901 Nebraska avenue
NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-24
Becomes Engaged

Announcement Is made by Mr.
and Mrs. George r. Burns Of
Chevy Chase Of the engagement
Of their daughter. Mary Lois, te
Mr.. James w. Simpson, jr.. sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson Of Alex
andria.
Miss Burns attended the Wash.
ington School for Secretaries AND
Mr.. Simpson. who served with the
18th Airborne Division during the
war. is studying at George Wash
ington University.
No wedding date has been Sc
lected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-24
Ada Nalle Bride
of Angus Green

ct. Stephens Episcopal Church
In culpeper was the scene last
evening Of the wedding Of Miss
Ada Newton Nalle and Mr.. Angus
Mcdonald Green. Or. William
Earl Clark went TO culpeper TO
escort his niece and gave her In
marriage. and the Rev. James D.
Beckwith of Richmond officiated.
The bride is the daughter Of Mrs.
Fenton Mercer Nalle Of Culpeper
and the late MIR. Male. and Mr..
Green's parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
James william Green OF Orange
and Culpeper.
Miss Ellen Roberts Moore OF
Culpeper was maid Of honor and
the brides other attendants In
ciuded the Misses Mary Chapman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-24

'Goldsborough Of Silver Sprins,
Bethany Hawn Of Albany and LII
Ian Green and Charlotte Thomas
Of Cuipeper: Mra George w. Han
SEN Of Bowling Green and Nrx.
Edward O. Adair. IT.. Of Char
iottesville.
Mr.. Green had as his best man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-24
Is Engaged

Announcement Is made by Mr..
and Mrs. Wolfe Tuck Of the en-
gagement Of their daughter. An
nette Arlene. to Mr.. Paul Bern
stein. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Bernstein Of Pelham Parkway
Bronx. N. Y.
Miss Tuck was graduated from
Marjorie Webster Junior College
and the bridegroom-elect is at
tending Benjamin Franklin Uni
yerSity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-24

his brother. NJ. Andrew ]. Green
Of Orange. and thu rshers vers
IN Measwx- James y. Noaer. IT..
Hobart ~. TnonaA r.: p. wtnfree
|rore. IT,. and Scott q. Yanc<y. NJ
az Csalpeper: r. Dud 0Tsen of
eexanee. Tenn, and KavAnaush
". Thrift al Rachmond.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
HELP WOMEN

ADVERTISING AGENCY has unusual
opening for right girl; must be ex-
perienced secretary. typist with
knowledge of bookkeeping, willing
and competent to act as al around
doing a little OF everything; excel
ART ADS ADVERTISING. Az
Homer bldg. Mon. Oct. 3. bet.
and 7:3O pm.
MAKE MONEY EASILY. New spare
time plan, up to 1000 profit; no ex-
psrience: Show unusual christmas' RS n "a s
sieam ana slo, kiddies' cards, wrap
Send for free samples 80 different
Christmas cards with name. 80 for
81 up. Stationery. coasters. THOMAS
TERsY E.ss sIuDIos' "A Union ave.
$50 WEEK TO START. Terrific COM
missions! Sell beautiful door name
GRAvERs. 2l2 Summer. Boston.
Mass.
ALERT, well-groomed woman with
car, can enjoy immediate attrac-
tive earnings In this dignifled ca
reer In f1ne sterling silver on liberal
1sssins nssona or saRsrtisns cemDes;
training 1T our expense. To ar:
range for personal interview, call
LO. b-O790. between o and IL. Ask
for Mr.: TAyENNER, Sorry: women
considered. .-b
AMAZING sPARE-TIME EARNINGS
Sell Christmas cards, stationery.
napkins, 80 with name ST.. free
samples: so money-makers; Christ.
mas, everyday, PLASTIC cards. special
items. Write today. EMPIRE CARD,
ALERT. WELL-GRooMED WOMAN,
with car, can enjoy immediate at.
tractive earnings In this dignifled
career in flne silver on liberal per-
centage plan; no delivery, collecting
or canvassine; age 30-45; nationally
advertised; complete training at our
expense. Write giving full details
OF your personal BACKGROUND and
phone number to K. D. Strife.
EMPIRE CRAFTS CORP, Newark,
New York State. 5'
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
S. .85 up. Fifth Ave, N. Y. firm de-
sires women to sell new dresses.
suits. lingerie Seen in "Vosue."
"Mademoiselle." Good commissions.
Write for sample book MODERN
MANNER otUAN 9Th ave N Y
Evening star., 1949-10-02
SITUATIONS MEN Cont, ,

FopsS sapsS. co.hEeE D.4t in. MAS' to ntfssr asI!
YoUNG eGA G MAN. IA .'s5, s5, married. car, year,
diversified experience selling drugs,
LIQUORS Wash. Md, Va. general
with reputable Arm; willing to in.
oesst in sound proposition. Boz
YoUNG MAN, Man colored. desire, work;
despeanasaa5alee' asaae willing capable; refs.
YOUNG MAN (es,, with fine .du-
cation and exceptional distribution
and wholesale sales experience.
wishes to associate, with aggressive.
psfS0na pnd ehiaasterstss
YOUNG MAN, NAN with h car, s'aei Desires part
sesda2' sseedasys' mE a!l sSsS asS Saturday and
RELIEF ELEVATOR OPERATOR, apt.
house, wishes work three days week
,switchboard. exp. AK. 5949.
VETERAN, colored. wants permanent
YOUNG ArToRiNEHY, G. 1922 :. A.. seek
ing opening in Washington or sur
rounding area. Box i01-E. Star.
YOUNG MAN. ,25. can handle any
type once work, 8 yrs. exper. would
like Job with future. WA. 4O44.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. difficulty keep
ing your full and part time jobs
Allied with safe, steady, efacient
men? DAV, King Chapter, lists
collese-trained men ready to prove
disabled veterans are valuable EN-.
ployes when matched to the Job.
No charge. Call EMPLOYMENT
OFFICER, AD.- Sill. s.
school. desires part, full time or
plecework. construction. surveying,
drafting and office work. have tools,
refs. and exper.; also spanish and
WANTED. JOB as s'H labor foreman to,
apt. project, footing. bsmt.. grad
ing, general labor; can handle; nom
drlnker 10 yrs. exper.. good refs.
OK 1894
Evening star., 1949-10-02
F st. at 18th

sECkETARY-For executive Of pub:
lishing arm. must be good steno; and
typist, and familiar with all phases
Of ONCE work. 5-dsy, 40-hr. week;
sss.:. ssss Yse nenPs ,Pa 'fa 81 ':ass $780, ss fs
SECRETARY. experienced. with above
average steno. skills, for interesting
part-time day assignments. RE.
SECRETARY, pleasant personality,
Initiative; permanent position; law
nrm; lovely. air-conditioned qfnces;
elementary knowledge Of bookkesp-
sEcshhEgan2S. inshh h91 FIR ts.essir. saay type thor
oushly experienced in general ofaee
work. State experience: salary,
sscaET;ARTe saag; KGs TesrESodRASaEa asoR; siaE AD-
Ply only 4 you xsr.d are an xsra aTbi.lous IL
salary open. state age, experience.
egaltaeations and references. Box
sswsas, sySsi s''t; Tor alteration department
5. sxpsrieneed IN hand!ins me
ssi'E In 'GRsa. aoor zRHRSzcaER eiH f%io
six Z, ,r1SiiMsHEn, 1pSiiMsjHEn mus. b. capable of
DRY CLEANERS, 400 block So.
Wash. ,st.. Falls Church Gesr safe
psy and ps sn' Ho%ARp ReeS af9 DRGo sSoo
STORE, 7th and Florida ave. NV.
soRTERs. must be experienced. Ap-
ply WARRINGTON LAUNDRY 2sa7
sTrSoERApHER for .n1,neerins
group; Interesting position; capable
Of assuming responsibility: must be
fas: and accurate typist; 5-day,
AP4h sShPsI 'fsS IL. 4Bg'' SBg s1snn 's 's'ssa
sHENoGkaifHEk 4isSeaasasiE for retail ,evslry
store: pleasant working. conditions;
eHas ss.y yscEwzarz iva Sc sos: M 7ds hyo1i Tsh
sTnmeGnanahf youSe Moman to gSnS5S S 81. to Fs
shorthand 80 to 100 words per min
ute and type neatly and accurately.
aSSd S1 ss.y aby veeF .Icn .,Se nsa
vacations, free transportation and
ment. CAPITAL TRANSIT CO., MI.
sfsSoitExrHEa. sSSsi ssti Eli experienced. a sor
erssnizstion. credit experience pre-
ferred but not essential; pleasant
working conditions. Cali between 9
am. and 5 pm. weekdays, MR..
PIERCE, Ia. $500. 3
sTENOGRAPHER for Jewish institu-
ton; 9-5. 5-day week. Box lib.
Star.
sTENoGRAPHER, experienced. single:
interesting work with Catholic or
Ganization: excellent working condi-
tions; $500 month, 5-day week. Call
sFEsoaRAFAER, III Ssasi faii lo0i procurement de-
see Hns tspns ana
dictation; location, Silver Spring.
Box 353-D, Star.
STENOGRAPHER, general ofi1ce work;
bright beginner considered; 6-day
JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO., 1887 De Sales
sffEiNoGGRApHER with knowledEs Of
bookkeeping to take fun care Of
small construction once, 5a-day
wk. Apply JAFFE, eli 18th st. NV.
STENOGRAPHERS, expert, for. part
time assignments out OF public ste
nographer's office. GE. s544. Sun
sffiESoGtssHAPHsER, 1st class, prefer
D, .51 Sdsy a;S. Tssk 1 d..s1,nton sssIs 1000
Ir'feRSsosa ffs 1852 to
In once work: unusual opportunity
for young women: ideal working con-
ditions; exclusive store. Box 391-C
Evening star., 1949-10-02
HELP DOMESTIC (cont. J

NuRSEMAID, live in: 3 children in
family; references required. OR.
$50 PER WEEK. live in; s.h.w..
plain cooking, laundry: Bendix.
mangle. dishwasher; must like chill
dren. OR. S992. .
RESPONSIBLE LADY. 2O-4O yrs. old,
to care for babv while mother works:
live in; small salary. CO. S675. 3
WOMAN for perm. position; clean
apt, light laund., care Of child;
$3.50 to $50, y day Sat. expe-
rienced refs. rec. AID. 2s46
WOMAN, white. middle-ased a.h.w;
private room and board, moderate
salary. Ii. 3-2S36. Call Monday.
WOMAN, exp. R.hw, good cook good
laundress, live in; S25; recent refs.
req. CHI. 9633. IS
COLORED FAMILY, desires woman
care for children during day; no
laundry or cleaning, S15. MI. 2446. .
2nd MAID AND LAUNDRESS-Mus
be able to cook on cooks day of
and to care for small child on
nurses day on; must have excellent
local references covering past year;
salary S36 per wk., uniforms fur
nished; live out. Apply 3411 Wood
ley I'd. NV. Tel. WO. 0209 for appt.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

SALESGIRL-This is An unusual op-
portunity for the right party to
make connections with one OF Arl-
ington's most popular dress shops.
Experience preferred. Starting sal
airy guaranteed S45 per wk. with
interesting commission aransement'
enabling average earnings OF SOU
S75 per wk. Opening now Available.
WYNN'S
3l34 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
SALEsLADY. experienced. Exclusive
Speciality shop: salary plus commits
sion. JOAN ROBERTS, Conn. ave
sALEsLADY, experienced. for bakery
and confectionery; refined establish
ment: full-time and Sunday work
Apply in person, l777 coiumpis
slSHLEssiADY, a r..s,-to,.ssr wear szPs s1Ps5,; I
2904 14th st. NV. ,@x
fulfilling. KENELDY
FIVE AND TEN STORE, 40 Ken
shAiIIEsLADY. for ladies. ready-tos
wear; GOOD pay for riEht party.
1924 Conn. ave. NV.
SALESLADIES-Rea -to-weAr, &C
cessories. or millinery; In fine ladies'
speciality store. Exper. pref; perm
anent positions with oppor. for ad-
,-vancement. Apply Miss Helen. THE
EssIE o'DONNELL COY. 34O7
Conn ave -
Evening star., 1949-10-02
HELP WOMEN

ALTERATION LADY, knowledge of
fitting and finishing work; exclusive
shop In Shirlington; full or part
time. Cali oy; 0004 Monday,
ALTERATION WOMAN and litter
Must be thoroughly experienced, ca
pable of fitting and completing al
terations on coats, suits; dresses \
Excellent salary. WARDELL'S, ITO
ASST. MANAGER for dress shop; top
saleswoman can qualify; references
TTea,Sirsd; Ts,S e. sslars and bonus 1904
REAuTicsrANs. an expert, for Thursday
Friday. Sat; Nd. license req.; top
salary. 81. 2232.. a
BEAUTICIAN. must be exper. 9 full
time operators: excel salary. Also
| part-tine oper.. 95c hr. min. guar.
Call MISS FORIsTELL, Ma. l01S.
BEAUTICIAN. expert all-around oper-
ator; salary and commission; hours.
9, to g; 4s47 Mass. ave. NV.
BEAUTY Eat I OPERATOR, experienced
all around; for Sc. shop. Call AK.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. exp. for We'd
nesday, Thursday, Friday; $12 day.
SUNDAY. bet: 1o.1 AID. 1897.
salary; opportunity to manaee shop
later If auaiifed., fD. 1854.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
HELP poMEsIlc

'H sefs.; good salary. EM. s54s.
COOK: K:G.H.w.-woman between 70
ences necessary; hrs. $50 through
Cook AND G.H.W., two adults, two
school-ase children; live in: pleasant
3rd a. and bath. Thurs. and every
ssa:s ssnsr ssn sa IS IS sssa ads 5ss 5sI sna
cSonok.G.H.w.. Snk . adults, l school,
age child; live in; 5h-day wk; ex-
Rsriensed' Ti1 see .Ssp aIye refs in reply 3 go
oSeki fo9 io1s!, ae"h home. no nvf must s 'ss
sSrroundinss. Other help empl
cook -G.H .H.W., live out, care for 2
ysar ysa. old; old 5h, 81 days; refs. eau WI
CouPLE white. part-time services
(caretaker and HOUSEWIFE; comfort
able living quarters and wages. WI.
EXPERIENCED COOK and s,h.w., s25
employed; live in or out; local refs.
'G Chase. b. c. c. wo. 1855.
e: w. Telephone CLARK De. 500
;.sss, ;.ssr q:: s'sa sA'sEfna ST. a1sr s'
G.a.w" Il. VIZ experisneea. little COOKING
and care Of children. Live in
Gil. W" good. plain cook. live in: to 9
assist a0ds mOhsr oi shid5sn s1s ds,sS school
Ironing: Thurs and every, other
Sun. Oh. II not interested in z
children. do not apply; S26 wk. to
start; other help employed. o..
Il sa;i ssse;n' siEH '''':ln :ss:l s;s: 'Ss
G.Hi.w.-C III -C6oRWIiv. in: s2b wkly. !;
local refs. REQ. Call OR. s423,
! s;9 ~, pm; only. 49,. VIM and Nth.
sas vk.;. NV auto. dishvsshsr; Lsun:
G,H.w.Ismall house in Ksnwoes:
.d9t 81 cH ss CITY x.es esi' wy 4ys5 5sss &C.
GINI IL. I'M 'CIGfsd SIS week INV WI sss 5sts5'ne.
GIRL. for care Of 2 children. very
Ilsht aI hosssEork; sSsy 6-day wk" Q to
GIRL. colorsd. live In: reliable; light
shy; $50 os; me-; nice ROOM bath
HTosddisEkEEkfER. $685. Ell hssii Iiv. in; must be fond
q children; Sun. OF; $1s VIZ. FA.
HoSUsEkEEPxR. live in: experienced;
workinnr parents; simple cooking;
ows %ssk Foen sali e. ss.' 4ssa4 eas ssf after
L&ySbsx WoEkt5!. lisi !.d ": in 17s.I M,stts;; :;
taxes. t..e OF HOTEL asi co1Rr. ssee Baltic.
INV. LHEyaj, 70; OR. seIis; ior children Catholic
woman; live in: perm; conf. home;
reas: salary. GE. 796b:
yseuirsd. sss; 20 ri. U. 5o7s. Aa
MAID. experienced. white, cooking.
g.h.w.; live in. excel. quarters; small
family os baby; Va exes ss.x., oppoFt aooT s.l to
~. .s,!n 81. oI.aise 1888. .n1 ''' ''O
MAID. E.h.w.. cooking. laundry; must
ssz's 1s% ssns in Takoms Park Nd.
map .na csd s.ts ein saS9In: ssad sna ,sSt. rsss
Phone. Phone after I pm JU. 7-s2iss
MAID. settled; live in; general house
Saturday and sunday. g..
MAID G. .H.W.. plain cooking. all
electric kitchen; 2 school-age chill
dren: live In: only those who are
/ neat. reliable and want perma-
nent job need apply. OR. 27S2;
MDDLE-AGED CoLoRED LADY, to
care for children, live in. in ex-
change for room sanna board and
MIDDLE-AGED LADY. for l.h.w. and
care Of semi-invalid lady; sleep in.
MGiDDpssssAGEp GD psssssAGEp WOMAN. live in.
fond Of children: g.h.w... some cook
ing: $50 mo- 1918 Juniper st. nv;
FAMILY, expecting ,3rd child. will
REQUIRE experienced, clean, COM
petent housekeeper for 8 weeks.
beginning late Oct; live in. FA.i
KEdIIiABLE WOMAN, to live in. up
stairs room; references req; g.h.w.
and cookinK; family Of 4 adults; $26
per week. Can WI. 4111. @
Evening star., 1949-10-02
statesmen
S1OO PER WEEK
statesmen
TO ANY MAN

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the facts. We need one energetic.
capable. neatly. dressed man. from
y, to 90 yrs; Of age oWnsr was,,9sToI 81 css
NATIONAL. the finest memorial park
in this area. Highest commissions
paid; drawing account when quail
fed: perm. position; no canvassing;
leads. furn.: 100T market. 500 de-
nand product. Cali in person, 10
am. to 3 pm. See Mr.. BANKER,
4IO1 Suitland I'd. Sc