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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-11-17
T 1'e4,o, TRICKY DARL|NGS
GUNNER By Richard H. Wilkinson

TOFN Carlton would never go so
} far as to say his daughter, Jane,
was stubborn. He chose to call 1t
an independent spirit, desire to
lead her own life, make her own
way in the world.
Actually Jane was duplicate Of
old John in character and DISPOSE
ton. Old John recognized the re-
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-11-17
HUSBAND FEELS GOOD NOW
WITHOUT HARSH LAxATIvES

"For my husband, it was pills and
medicines every night for 6 yearsl
Then he began eating ALLcBRAN
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-11-17

Senblance.
Knowing J a n e
as he did, a n d
loving her as he
did, gave o Id
John a decided
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-11-17
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Long Time

Long Time
as the doctor in?" inquired the
caller.
mo, sir" answered his five
year-old boy.
''Have you any idea when he
will be back?"
81 don't know, sir-he went out
on an eternity case"
Naughty Child
Guest - "Your little daughter
looks so good and quiet"
Hostess Il hadn't noticed.
Mary, come here-what naughti-
ness have you been up to now?"
Wholesale
"Mom," said the little daughter
OF the grass widow who was PLAN
ming to marry grass widower.
''What is it, dear?" asked her
mother.
do you get this daddy cheaper
because he is second hand?" she
inquired.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-11-17

Humphrey Bogart refused to
play a scene in a sound stage
subway for 1.-THE Enforcer",
pursuaded Director Windust to
rewrite the scene with a bus
background. HI shamefaced
explanation-that riding SUBJ
ways makes him sick!
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-11-17

Tank Trucks
Tank trucks were first used for
transporting milk in 1914.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-11-17

SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT.
$50 South Wells ST., Chicago =, III.
Enclose IS cents In coins for each
pattern desired.
Pattern No. ........... Size. ........
Name Observation-Disclosures.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-03

QuonSet type brooder house, II #. X IL it, house type brooder
house, 10 it. x IA #, with aluminium roof and sides; round galvan-
lied brooder house. These houses are all wired for electricity, are
insulated and have glass windows. All are on skids, have wooden
floors and wire raised flooring built in section.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-03
Delaware County
Sued for $4,000 In
Deuths ut Ostrunder

A $4,000 damage suit arising
from an accident on Jan. Ia at
the Slaughterhouse bridge, one
half mile south of Ostrander, was
filed Tuesday against Delaware
county commissioners in the COM
mon pleas court.
The suit was brought by Mrs.
Eloise Austin, wife of Jack Aus
tin, of Huntington, w. Va, one
of three men who drowned when
their car plunged over an en-
bankment and into the flooded
waters of Blues creek. The ac-
cident occurred as the trio drove
toward the home of a relative
they had planned to visit.
The bridge is situated on a
sharp curve and the embankment
at that point was protected only
by a light fence. The automobile
went out of control on the curve,
crashed through the light fence,
and plunged into the center of
the creek, where it overturned.
Bodies of Austin, his brother,
William and Jack Sabo were re-
covered from the car about two
hours after the accident.
Mrs. Austin claims that COM
missionerS failed and neglected to
erect guardrails at the approach
to the bridge as a protection to
life and property"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-03
Union Victorious
Over Woodstock

Union Highs Wolves took adj
vantage of numerous Woodstock
errors Friday to pound out a
100 victory over the Champaign
County baseball team. 1t was
Unions opening game of the
season.
The Wolves worked behind the
one hit pitching of Gene Har-
bold who shut the Indians out
and was in trouble only once
throughout the game. He struck
out IL batters.
Nick Lincoln was on the
mound for Woodstock and was
hurt by errors by his team
mates. Murray relieved him in
the sixth and was pounded hard
by the Union batting order.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-03
Magnetic Loses
To Rddnor Boil Tenn

Magnetic Springs dropped its
opening baseball game of the
season to Radnor Thursday by a
score of 11-5. Magnetic went in
to the game without practice and
Coach Henry Zech was pleased
with their hitting in their initial
tilt.
Bill Cooler started for the losers
and his wildness hurt him con-
siderably. Norris and Kinnear al
so pitched. Cooler appeared far
off the form he showed in win
ming two and losing one last fall.
In these, three games he allowed
only four runs, three Of them in
the 80 loss to Union.
Magnetic opens its league
schedule against York Wednes-
day.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-03
Courts
RECORDERS l
Real Estate Transfers

RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers
Viola and A. III. Collins to
Ralph c. and j. c. Peet, lot in
Redwood, 81.
Edward F. Pfeiffer and others
to Leroy and Edith Stump, Ill
"a acres in Paris Township, 81.
PROBATE COURT
Licensed to We'd
George A. Robertson, SO, car
penter, of Redwood, and Sylvia
M. Parish, SO, Redwood.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Asks Foreclosure
Citizen Federal Savings and
Loan Association has brought ac-
ton against Carl N. Groome and
Vivien Groom for S4225.l0. The
plaintiff also asks foreclosure of
a mortgage on property in Ma
rysville. Hopes & Hopes are
attorneys for the plaintiff.
Action for Money
Mary J.. Timmons and Kirk
Timmons have brought action
against Emerson f. Moon and
others for the sum of S8135 with
interest. The plaintiffs claim this
sum is due them on a promis-
sorry note. Gilbert Kirby is the
attorney for the plaintiff.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-03
MdrYsville Cugers
See Cleveland Come

The first six players of Ma
rysville Highs district champ
ionship basketball team were
taken to Cleveland today to wit
ness the game between the Har-
lem Globe Troters and the Col
lege All-Stars.
The players, Bud Hoffman,
Bill Boyd, Charles McCracken,
John Evans, Bill Worthington,
and Smedley Hendricks, were
taken to the game by Mrs. Evans
and Mrs. Hoffman, They will
stay in the Statler Hotel tonight.
The sports editor of a Cleve-
land paper is sponsoring the trip
and paying all the expenses.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-03
A.P. Numes Hoffman
On All-O Ohio List

Bud Hoffman, high scoring for
ward on Marysville's crack bas-
ketball team, was awarded hon
orable mention on the AssOciat-
ed Press All-Ohio class "B" bas-
ketball team, picked last Friday.
Hoffman was selected to the
all-district and all-Mid-State
League teams, and was a third
team choice on the UP. ALL
Ohio. He scored 1896 points this
past season and was usually the
outstanding player on the floor.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-03
CHARLES BARNES
Simpson & Sons. Auctioneers
CHICKEN EQUIPMENT AUCTION

We just bought this farm complete with chicken equipment and
as l am not In the chicken business / will sell the following at auc-
ton on our farm located west of Delaware just off Route az and fifth
house south on Liberty road. Signs will be posted.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-03
Saturday, April 3
lences at loo o'clock sharp:
8 RANGE HOUSES
8 BROODER HOUSES

3 range houses, 8 it. x IL it., walled and flo
heavy duty wire mesh.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-03

John Pfarr IT.. Auctioneer
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-03

Sturgis Cheney. Clerk
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-03
ELECTRIC
CHICKEN EQUIPMENT

Million Dollar Hen" electric brooder, 5 section, good as new;
electric Ventilating fan, 10 inch blade with IA +. D. motor: electric
ventlator fan with IA inch blade and motor; IL oil brooder stoves;
hand feed truck; 10 wood tier laying nests; 10 metal tier laying
nests. 10 wooden feeders; 100 or more assorted size metal feeders;
large lot of glass automatic self waterers; large lot of metal auto
matte waterers; hand feed scoops; large lot of good furnace pipe
used as vent pipe; metal feed cart, on rollers; lot of long fluorescent
hang type lights, used for heat and light; 80 section 1-inch heavy
duty wire mesh, varied sizes; several rolls chicken mesh, some new;
200 it. good Spouung. many miscellaneous articles.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-03
CARD OF THANKS

l wish to thank my friends
and relatives for the many cards
and flowers sent to me during my
stay in the hospital and since my
return home.
1t" Mrs. Freda Caryl
Evening star., 1950-12-06

when he was called into war
service. While he was still in
the Army in 1945, a group OF
his friends placed his name on
the ballot as an independent Re-
publican for nomination to the
State Senate. He was elected.
In the New York Senate, Mr..
Radwan first was named to COM
mittees dealing with veterans af-
fairs. Since then. he has been
chairman Of Public Welfare and
Relief Committee and of the Joint
Committee of the Legislature on
Statewide building codes. as we'll
as, serving on the Military Law
Recodification Committee.
Mr.. Radwan is married and has
three daughters. He is member
of the American Legion. of the
Regular Veterans Association, the
Forty and Eight, of various Re-
publican clubs, the Automobile
Club of Buffalo, the Erie County
Bar Association and the New York
State Bar Association.
j. Ernest Wharton, World War
I veteran and judge, will take his
Republican seat in the House to
represent the New York 30th
congressional district.
Following the family tradition
of farming, Mr.. Wharton is the
fifth generation to operate the
farm on which he still maintains
his residence, near Richmondville,
N. Y.
Born in Binghamton. N. Y, Mr..
Wharton, now 81, was graduated
from the Richmondville High
School, Union University, OBJ
tanned his law degree from the
Albany Law School and was ad-
mitted to the State bar in 1923.
He was elected district attorney
Of Schoharie County In 1882 and
was reelected In 1885 and 1898.
Elected Us Judge.
He became the first Republican
to be elected surrogate. county
judge, and judge Of the Children's
Court of Schoharie County in
1941, and was reelected in 1947.
He succeeds Representative Jay
LeFevre. Republican, who was not
a candidate for reelection.
Mr.. Wharton Is past COM
Evening star., 1950-12-06
New Faces in Congress
New Faces in Congress
|RodWun and Wharton of House
Served in Many New York Posts

Edmund P. Radwan, 80, a law
yer and veteran of World War
II. newly elected Representative
from New York's 43d District
(Buffalo). won attention as a
member of the New York Legis-
lature.
Serving there on various COM
mittees since January, 1946. Mr..
Radwan was a member of a joint
legislative committee to recodify
the military laws of the State.
Under Senator Radwan's spon-
sorship, this group brought about
Evening star., 1950-12-06

q civil defense law creating New
York's present Civil Defense Com
mission, which is headed by Gen.
Lucius D. Clay. former commander
of the American occupation forces
in Germany.
Entered Law In 1885.
Mr.. Radwan, who replaces an
other House Republican, Anthony
F. Tauriello, was born In Buffalo
on September %, 1911. He was
high school athlete. A graduate
Of the University Of Buffalo Law
School, he began law practice In
1885 in Buffalo.
This was interrupted in 1943
Evening star., 1950-12-06

mander of his American Legion
post, past president of Schoharie
County Bar Association, director
Of the Bank of Richmondville and
a member Of the Rotary Club, the
Masons. Odd Fellows and the
Methodist Church. He is married.
Evening star., 1950-12-06

Hungary's secondary schools.
Formerly, students qualified in
three subjects. Now they will spe-
cialize in only two fields. In med
Evening star., 1950-12-06
M't'>y"~>%fE@r,'A<

MONARCH Peanut Butter IL spreads %
easy. UMmmmm-delicious on bread or
crackers. And sandwich Of MONARCH
Peanut Butter and Jelly is welcome com.
bination anytime. But for goodness sake.
be sure you get MONARCH.
Evening star., 1950-12-06
Troining Of Teachers
In Hungary Revised

BUDAPEST. - Changes have
been made in the training of stu
dents for a teaching career In
Evening star., 1950-12-06
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, u. Y.
WEDNESDAY pEcEMBER 1850

ical training, much more emphasis
than before Is being placed on
public health and preventive med.
icine.
Evening star., 1950-12-06

The perfect addition to any meal :. and
tops" for afternoon parties or bedtime
snacks-MONARCH Preserves, Jellies and
Peanut Butter. The shimmering, crystal.elear
beauty :. >. the wonderful, true-fruit favors
of MONARCH Jellies and Preserves win
instant approval of your family and friends.
Evening star., 1950-10-14
CASHIER-TITLE CLERK

For auto agency; experienced pre-
ferred but not essential If YOU are q
good typist with some knowledge oi
bookkeeping; SOB to start, with
excellent promotional possibilities.
Please state age, experience, etc.
Box 1q5-A, Star.
Evening star., 1950-10-14
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for high
years Of age to work as a ledger and
accounting clerk, for accounts re-
ceivable routine and control. Knowl-
edge. of bookkeeping and, tipping is
reguired;o r,a 4o-hour. 5-dday week:
Iao Mon th6eush onen T Aeet Aepy
days s:30-5. Sat. 9-1. No phone
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
NURSE. white. to live in: private
hospital. age 25-40. co. 1874.
NURSE. part time. for busy doctors
PIX f'e sHRs tSPlne 81 aRsl 5das
wk.; meals: hospitalization; varied
sToo sTs; SUBURBAN HOSPITAL. oL'
PIX RELIEF-Must be able to type;
ssSs: sf Aepiy s The The EsFHER sfffHss's sHSp'
n n,GI, 1s2h F St nv; o...,o -,..o lie ,.,
B. and ". or eoior e8per p'nser for NEW neW
color Printon Lab. RA. 6311. s to
PRACTICAL NURSE to take care Of
elderly couple. WA. 2709. -15
Real Estate SalesWoman
Unusual opportunity for experienced
real estate saleslady. One of the
leading firms OF Falls church. Con-
tact MR.. SEAY today. FA. 1920.
-15
RECEPTIONIsT- CLERK, white, age
1890. good appearances and per-
sonality typing essential; willing,
4:3O pm. daily; 9 am. to l pm.
Sat. Apply in person bet. 10 am
and 4 pm. at the Ofhcer's Mess.
Bldg. 101. U. s. Naval Gun Factory.
REcEpanoNfsfT e fho e IS: CLERK ii; rYPIsT1e
perience necessary; good opportu-
nifty; pleasant working conditions. Ap-
ply, HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP =.
REeEFffoNrsr-rYp1sr, MsEE.fnoSi permanent name
ASFsS AHcE eoMPANY seHdf.aITs AoP'' oP North North
AMERICA, $40 woodward Bldg,
RESIDENT MANAGER for garden
type development; married; must be
experienced in this type of work.
fs Saary Tnerenee snd .o noR Give sasga sge
sAIEs;LADy Ale; to take charge of whole
sale furniture showroom; some
knowledge of tipping. Apply 904 7th
St. NV. -15
SALESLADY. to sell dresses and
coats; good salary and comm: D.
day wk. Apply H. ABRAMSON
CO, 1882 18th st. NV. IF
SALESLADY - For fine china and
glass: young lady with personality
and WILLINGNESS to learn. MARTIN s
CHINA STORE, 1928 Conn. ave.
lie
SALESLADY-Exper in selling
dresses, suits and coats for upper
Conn. ave. speciality shop; full or
part time: give details in first letter.
BOX 406-Z. Star. -15
| SALESLADY, experienced In selling
sportswear; permanent position. APP
ply URDONG BROTHERS, 1905 2
st. NV. -l6
Evening star., 1950-10-14
HELP MEN

PAPERHANGER or combination, ex-
perienced. 1st-class. reputable man.
Call LA. 6-S602. -15
PARTS COUNTER MAN-Pref. one
with General Motors experience;
5H-day wk., vacation with pay,
disqualification top salary for right
OLDSMOBILE, PAL 9th st. ne lie
PHARMACIST MGR. to operate lge.
suburban drugstore in Sarasota, Fla;
permanent position: excel. OPP; Fla.
Pharmacists license necessary. For
Fairfax Village Apts., 2001 3Sth st.
Sc. -lT
PLASTERERS, Al mechanics; Be-
thesda area. Call between q and 8
pm, WA. 4S77. 80
PLUMBER, steamfitter; 1st-class me-
chanic; for jobbing work; driver S
license; refs. Apply J. L, BATEMAN
y SON. 1904 r. I. ave. ne. HO.
PLUMBER. experienced Job hand.
81 sAsgE5 sH. 5sS5. s; BOYD NC RA. Afs gS4a
PLUMBER, experienced on all types
work; in Arlington. Call oW. 1929.
PLUMBERS. 1st class iobbing men;
one lead man. Call VI. OILY. -15
PLUMBERS, exper. jobbing. Please.
no helpers; local ref; 7-day week
. c.. permit. JOE PAWToWSKI,
80 Kennedy ST. NV, GE. 0343.
PLUMBERS, experienced; steady en-
ployment; no helpers. Call WI.
1855 between s am. and 3 pm.
Evening star., 1950-10-14
HELP MEN
SALESMAN

FOR large beverage distributor IN
Prince Geo. Co; prefer. man
thorrSSuehly familiar with and living
ing age. education and experience;
car necessary; straight salary. Box
433-A. Star. -15
SALESMEN-We are interested in de-
yeloping two men in KEY positions
in oui selling organization. $50 sal
ary per week, plus liberal bonus.
Thorough schooling and field train
ing. A car is necessary. Apply 23
18th st. ne, between 10 am. and
l pm --16
to travel in W. Va. for
old and reliable firm; expenses paid
while training; expenses, comm. and
bonus. thereafter good opportunity
for advancement; must have good
car. Only those seriously inter-
ested need apply Write to Box
1913, Petersburg, w. Va. 15s
statesmen for various depts; salary
plus commission; also some posi-
tions requiring car for outside SELL
e ing. commission with liberal drawing
account; employe discount and other
sGARs sfaiass RoRBGckp oRRiS kpeFs0nes { co oss asSo
Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va. IA
SALESMAN - Cutlery distributor
needs. Immediately, representative
tailers, Washington area; liberal
commission basis: established ac-
counts; no. objection noncompeting
lines. Reply should give experience,
6 referencss. Box 59-A. Star. --15
Costume iewsIry Appiy A,oi MosARcH e5snsnf
222:'5 1st st. NV, 2 It'll 8 pm. any
Evening star., 1950-10-14
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
INTERIOR DECORATOR

Must be thoroughly exper. in esti-
mating slip covers, draperies and
upholstery; liberal comm. CHERRY
& GALLAGHER, INC, 917 E st. NV
Evening star., 1950-10-14
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

EXPERIENCED GIRL. general house.
KSphkifSeRS Sfi coIokES ia sSs6 c,R l..
EXPER. COLoRED GIRL desires
houseTork; no. Es1e Se6o days; plain eookins;
GIRi rel FR: Ss:,rss S6o9; S.v,s uort w.s 80.
ences: SO and carfare. NO. 7740.
COLORED GIRL desires days work
for pa days wk. Cali Saturday,
II: 6-0409.
codPEED esf RE ss5s SlSL sSE, sesiEsS yoEk y asg
COL. GIRL wants days work, nurse
exp. Ii. 3-5657.
WOMAN (white), wishes housekeeping
for elderly couple or widower; live
in; BOX 475;B. Star. i5'
gh.w. or child care. Local refer.
ences. Ii. 4-1324
GIRL, colored, desires work as prac-
tical nurse with private family. or
care Of small children; also g;h;w.
MAID. colcred. wants pt.-time work
mornings from 9-2; good references.
Phone AT. 44S5.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
or part,time for working couple.
DAYS WORK for Tuesday and We'd
nesday. viii furnish good reference.
Call Ii. 4-5S91. 15s
MAID, colored. neat: part time work
mornings or 2 or 3 days: no cook
ing. Ref. Ii. 3-1490. 15s
COLORED WOMAN wants housework,
cooking or child care; references.
CoIoRED GIRL wants g.h.w.; live
in with employed husband: plain
cook; good refs; well exper.: $50
per week. DU. 4427. Us
COLORED GIRL wants days work;
experienced and references. Ii.
CoLORED GIRL will care for tots.
ages 9 mos. to yrs; 5-day week:
free tfansp; Call DU. 1858. be-
coLoRED GIRL wants days work.
COLoRED LADY desipes light family
wash or for single gentleman. Tu.
CoLoRED GIRL wants days work or
part-time,. on Mon, Wed. Thurs.
Call 10. 2-S543. -15
COOK. white. American:. unencum-
bered; live in; exper.: local Yefsi
1st class only. S35-S40 weekly;
clean. dependable. Box 263.A,
Evening star., 1950-10-14
SITUATIONS woMEA
COMPANION to elderly lad,

COMPANION to elderly lady; re-
hned, experienced, widow: 5 days
q week; home nights. MRS; OWENS,
BookkEfpERsEcRfT BOZ s1Ee Il sS MI S24s .s. a.
exper. single and double entry sys.
tens. payroll and employer tax
Rork; NOR aaT aysilable able Nov l; salary; S66.
BoOKKEEPER-TYPIST. full chge..
yrs. exper.. all phases once. 5-day
wk.; $50. Call eyes,. 5-s. wo. 73l1.
MAID. colored, desires lob in beauty
parlor. oflce or store. Q am. to
lao p.m.' Al ref. Box 35a-B,
Nurse, white, take charge of patien.
ant and 5Sme; r0 3o,s reliable efficient; live
NTRsEeeoMPAN1oN. GHsi CO isi graduate. Iba hdm.
duty, efficient; long engaeement de-
sired: excel. rel. AD. $3.50. Ia
PRACTICAL NURSE, ,colored, desires
soiId sood refs' ffse' No ew 3sso ye IN s eHpeF'
PRACTICAL NURSE. COL, wishes
position, maternity case. children
or any case; exper., ref. TR. 1890.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires position
ssceIlsnt ss nis' refeTenees tg aa4'Sl any tPs'
RESIDENT MANAGER. widow. ex-
perienced in medium -sized apt.
house. desires position. ref. Gail
TYPIST, experienced: tipping done at
able price. TR. 7061. I4'
GIRL, colored, desires Job in record
shop. maid in dress shop. pianist
for dancing studio, can also do
plain typing. Box 17-C, Star, Is"
work. full or part time. Call any
time. FIR. 4749.
YOUNG LADY desires position as
typist or general ONCE worker.
experienced; Bethesda or NV. pref.
Available Nov. / Box 4s4-B' s. s.aT.
GENERAL OFFICE. secretarial. book
keeping; experienced. competent;
desires 5 day-week position. Box
wHiTa-IfvE IN. prac. nurse. semi
invalid companion, 1 to 8; city
COLORED (2). attractive girls. his.
graduates. desires Job as mattresses
or receptionists. AK. 2163. 15s
COLORED LADY desires lob as cham
beI maid or cafeteria work; ref.
CoGoRED GIRL wants Job as el.-
vator operator. 6 to II pm, clean
ing offices or days work. Ii. 7-9o41.
CoLoREp WOMAN, dependable, re-
liable, desires job, day or night,
as counterwoman or cleaning ofices
or cook; s days or nights, Mon.
through Fri IL 4-3bS6 1hs
Evening star., 1950-10-14
HELP DoMEsrIc tcent. }

G.H.w., experienced; references re-
Gmn Sulred; Gosy stay or ewes. Other hsip.
G.H.w., no laundry: live in; upstairs
Ga'W.- HGW .-cooRiNG, aaS Risa a; Experienced % With
children: live In; lovely new room
and bath; other help employed; $50;
references. JU. 1896. 10.
G.H.W... care infant; 5A days; for
time; stay home some nights: $50
start; refs. required. OIL. 1915;
G.H.w.-CooKING. experienced With
and bath: other help employed; S25;
5ha days; references. JU. 7-5976.
HoUsEKEEPER-white, move New
York Nov. l; complete separate apt.
family; Lifetime, position for right
person: Box 331-A. Star. IA
HOUSEKEEPER-For family OF .
adults and 2 children. l school age.
Write. giving age, reference and
salary expected. Box 2s7-A. Star.
HousEKEEpER. white. live in; 8
children, 2 in school; Hyattsyills
bus. WA. 07S0. .-16
HOUsEEEPER, white. to take care
open. Call sH. o045 for sppt.
HoUsEKEEPER, preferably exp. older
woman, sleep in. no heavy work.
pplIeasa1nto pI S11 home: $50 per mo; NV;
MAID-Liye in; must like children;
assist with cooking; 20-35 years;
$50; SH., 1875. -16
MAID colored: in colored family;
to 8. 5-day week. Ii. 3-6s3O.
MAID, preferably live in; g.h.w.. plain
cooking. lndry.; excel. salary. 1927
N2RsEMaD Gfssid it MI; i've TA H. es17 es9s for ba6y
mother working; light Housekeeping
experienced in child care; recent
local references required; every Sum
9iy Tf. aRe VS.. essTy ssIs. other Sat- of; ss5
LADY, white, care for semi-invslid
and light h.k. duties; live in; neat,
settled; @ 500 mo; EN-; 1920. -16
SETTLED WOMAN, to live in; must
references required. DE. 1895.
WOMAN. experienced, eolored alo for
Child care and g.h.w.; employed
couple; must be, capable, able 10
ok ssry sa h''s s1oo Sa5' n6 ns5.F'as'' &c .ta zs
White f9' GiRL-l.ve in. needed I4 by
teacher to care for 2a-yr.-old girl;
! Inv; 5 days. AP. 1886. -I5
COLORED OR WHITE COOKING,
good sn;S s,,aqv PREF ,,tH iivs.in; peIm
SETTLED CoLoRED WOMAN. no
| smoking or drinking. live in; room.
| bath; 2nd H.; good meals. no hard
work, no laundry; Wed. and Sun.
afternoon of; Q wks. vacation, pay;
must be good cleaner. good ironer,
| clean cook; refs; $50. EN-. 1896.
| -15