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GEO note-Drew Pearson is now
making a political survey through
various parts of the country. The
following column is written from
the lar west)
EN- ROUTE IN FAR WEST
Most interesting and vicious cleo
ton campaign being waged in the
west is between Congresswoman
Helen Gahagan Douglas, Democrat,
and Congressman Richard Nixon,
Republican, for the Senate seat va
Gated by Sen. Sheridan Downey
of California.
Mrs. Douglas, if victorious, would
be the second woman in American
history to gain seat in the Senate
on her steam rather than through
appointment following husbands
death (the other being the able
COP Senator from Maine-Marg-
aret Chase SMITH.
However, powerful forces, includ-
ing the big ranchers, the utilities,
and ollmen-have combined to wage
one OF the most skillful and cut
threat campaigns against her I
have ever witnessed. Certain reac-
tionary Democrats have also join
ed in the hue and cry.
In another famous Senate cam
paign waged in Illinois between
the late Senator J. Ham Lewis
and Ruth Hanna Mccormick of the
Chicago Tribune family. Senator
Lewis was always the height of
courtesy. Never did he say an un-
kind word against his opponent, "he
KILLED her with kindness "-ano
won.
But the California campaign is
just the opposite. There is nothing
too vicious for the opposition tt
say against Mrs. Douglas. And the
unfairest OF all accusations made
against her is that she is pro-
Communist.
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Job Well Done
Cincinnati Enquirer)

Cincinnati Enquirer)
The Marshall Plan is one of the most far-reachine
peacetime efforts made by government In the
realm of world affairs 1t has run little more than
half of its allotted The administrator OF the
Marshall Plan Paul c. Hoffman, who has resigned
to become director of the Ford Foundation has done
superative job and is entitled to the thanks OF the
country.
There is no reason to suppose his resignation
will impair the effectiveness of the Economic Co.
operation Administration, however He has bult an
efficient organization. The pattern OF its operations
is established And Mr.. Hoffman has had several
immediate subordinates, any of whom would be quite
able to take the helm.
The ECA program has not accomplished all that
had been hoped for Even when it runs out 1t Will
not have made the European participants sells
tanning in respect to their dollar requirements But
there is no reason to think different policy would
have achieved this ambitious goal. And the most
important thing, the remedying of those conditions
which fostered Communism in Western Europe mas
been accomplished in gratifying degree
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PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, the week October 20
has been designated as Girl Scouts
of America week; and Congress has
granted a Congressional Charter
to the Girl Scouts of the United
States of America; and
WHEREAS, Girl Scouting per-
forms a uniquqe and widespread
service for youth, thus deserving
recognition for it's efforts in pro-
noting the welfare and education
of the girls of our country; and
WHEREAS, Scouting teaches
team work and happy relationships
with others, providing opportunities
for play and work together towards
goals both interesting and pleasure
able; and
WHEREAS, the Girl Scouts of
America also belong to the World
Association of Girl Guides and
Scouts pointing the way to world
friendship and peace through work
ing together, playing together, seek
ing together toward brotherhood,
friendliness and good citizenship;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Waino
E. Hendrickson, Mayor of the City
of Juneau, do hereby call upon the
people CT Juneau to observe the
week beginning October %, 1850 as
Girl Scouts of America Week, and I
request the local newspapers to give
publicity to this proclamation, and
the radio station here to broadcast
it so that it may come to the
attention of all citizens of this area.
(Signed
WAINO E. HENDRICKSON,
Mayor, City of Juneau.
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Suspicious Filibuster

Two western states, California
and Arizona, are voting in Novem-
Der on whether to legalize gamb-
ling. The gamblers will probably
lose.
Meanwhile, the Kefauver crime
committee has been tipped off that
the underworld will send private
lobby to Washington to block the
anti-slot machine bill after Cong
ress reconvenes November q.
This is the bill banning the ship
ment of slot machines to states
which have outlawed them. The
underworld didn't take the bill
seriously until the Senate and
House suddenly passed it. However,
Nevada's COP Senator George Ma
lone filibustered for IL hours to
hold it up until after the Congress
sional recess-long enough for the
underworld to turn on the pressure.
There is something suspicious
about Malones filibuster. He made
it in the name of Nevada and
states right, but the truth is,
Nevada will probably benefit by the
bill. For Nevada is the only state
where slot machines are legal and
the bill won't stop the shipment
of slot machines to Nevada. 1t will
merely shut off the supply to other
states. which should bring more
business to Nevada.
The bill also holsters states rights
by helping to keep slot machines
out of the states which have laws
against them. The bill will not in
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Daily Lessons in English y q. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: has certain
has certain DISTINCTIVE traits
OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: a-ni-a first
as in AN unstressed NIGHT second in 1T
stressed A accent second syllable
OFTEN MISSPELLED: Mucous (adjective).
SYNONYMS: Dynamic, energetic, mpeling forcefuL
WORD three times and is yours Let
each Today word
EFFICIENCY:
supplemented certain amount of boldness
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LOOK and LEARN z sy G. GORDON

l. What people attended
Supper?
Which the souhernmost city of the United States?
literature?
the peculiar characteristic for which chameleons
known?
America?
his II disciples Peter, Andrew James the
zebede Philip the
sonof Apheus, Simon, Thaddeus and Judas
g. Key West,
g. Sinclair Lewis in 1890
a.. For their changing of color.
The Titanic, April A. 1912
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ACC BOARD TO MEET

The Alaska Crippled Childrens'
board will meet at O'Clock Mon
day evening in the penthouse of
the Alaska Electric Light and Power
Company according to announce
ment today.
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member of the famed New Jer-
sey Moretti gang, wax found
guilty by the U. S. District Court
of New Jersey of $4,000 in
come tax violation after a nine
day trial.
As far back as March II of
this year, Mr.. Pearson publish
ed resume of Rutkin's activit-
les, revealing his connection with
Joe Reinfeld, whose "squeal'
on his old partner resulted in
Rutkinis Indictment in March
anf his final conviction on Mon
day, October %.
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FLEISCKIMANN on a product IS
like 24-carat on gold-the finest it
can be. Try FLEISCHMANN PRE-
FERRED Blended Whiskey and be
convinced.
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Weather al
Alaska Points

Weather conoitlons ana temper
atures at various Alaska points
also on the Pacific Coast. at 4:30
am, 120th Meridian Time, and
released by the Weather Bureau
are as follows:
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"a Russian government official SAYS the United
States has petticoat government Gosh Have our
slips been showing?
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Sewing machines for rent at the
White Sewing Machine Center.
642-t
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play-o Golf was being arranged to decide
tie between Sb operator and Elmer S. Swanson
had shot low scores OF % FRED
Hennne with 6 and played off their earlier tie
increased efficiency especially Anna May
Carlton and Miss Harriet Barragar
An Empire headned: boy Smiles at injured ELBOW
and Little Harry turning handspring Iumpng
gymnasium had put nne-year-oo harry o
St AIMS Hospital a doctor set his arm
we-atended of the Juneau RADIO
with Earle Hunter Jr, secretary
round differences and difficulties OF radio
reception here
Yukon from the south were
Ernest Clan M Policy John Roberts, Mr.
and Mrs Schmz Seattle Wnn L. M Cagan
Mrs Tanaka T. F. Brennant Mrs Claud Col
Inns Richards and j. S. Heath Ketchkan
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An automobile not only costs less per pound thar
eefsteak, but it will go farther
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The Washington
Merry-Go-Round

Continued from Page One)
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20 YEARS AGO f 1T?T EMPIRE
OCTOBER %, 1850

H Hyland widely Territory United Commercial
visited here briefly after installing
dredge of the early dedges
Nome parts of Alaska.
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MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. l47
SECOND and FOURTH =
8: !: :: =: ! !: !. !: !: :: ::
Worshipful Master;
JAMES w. LEVERS, Secretary.
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Weather: High, "A; low. 80; rain.
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scHWfNN BIKES AT MADSEN'S
Evening star., 1950-09-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, couple
or single lady; good cook; drivers
Star. 20s
GIRL. colored, neat. intelligent, wants
work as waitress. cashier. laundry
Wk. or clean oflce; exper. DE. 1888.
GRADUATE ds Al ar NURSE, sG;9Ioored; for child
MAID, REcRfTi1oNisT oN iP'ei or cleaning E
small apt; neat colored girl desires
MEDICAL-Experien receptionist-
bookkeeper and general .oftice assist
a9t nbone tyeiDs' en- 5bgs 6gt no shorthand Tele-
NURSE. prac., col; care for chronic
case or Dr's. office. LU. 4-6792.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires any kind
OF work; good with children. LU.
TYPIsT and general ONCE work
wanted by young lady. high school
graduate and Strayer's. TU. 0490.
TYPSG wanted t1t at h9me' & enVeioPpe
up and deliver. ov. 2555. @S3
YOUNG LADY, colored, attractive,
educated. greatly interested in travel
ing, seeks position as saleSwoman;
other employ. accept. MISS WHITE,
ExPER. di r. 0RFGGlAlDY-To-wEAR Gl MANAGER
wants position, dress dept. specially
shop; excel. refs. Box 72-z. Star.
DEPENDABLE. experienced stenogra-
pher (shorthand or dictaphone), +,
desires job or 8 hours daily. AL.
CoIoRED GIRL desires position as
dental assistant; exper., refs. Tele-
phone, GE. 5744. 21"
Evening star., 1950-09-19

BABY SITTER. SOC hr.; 24-hr. duty.
So; infant care employed couples
home MISS RANDALL. CO. 9340.
2l~
Evening star., 1950-09-19
TYPTSTS

IYPlSTS
Experienced; some credit store back
ground helpful; paid vacations; many
company benefits; opportunity for
advancement. See Mr.. Reider.
KENT'S JEWELLERS
7O1 9TH st. NV. -25
ST-CLERK, bet. IS and 80. As
w:p,m., perm. position, 5-day week.
TYPIsr1REcEPT1oSfsT SdsH mi n; SSHS professional
office; age 25-35; must be accurate
typist; corpetent; salary open.
W. BI1HM; ; I1BEIs 17l6 I,a H St; n. NV. o5 go
Of f1Dfgsas'd$ zRps $s5 Ss'' wilson Rss
blvd, Arlington, Va.
WAITRESS. neat and dependable. ex-
perieneed; arm service. 51a-day wk.;
RIGH'S, 10Th and E sts. NV. 81
deared bas S no wsa esstats App
CAFE, 271o columbia Pike, Airing
ton. Va: CHI. $3.50. 80
MATTRESSES = Young, exper.. re-
sponsible, part or full time, Call
after noon. RAIL BAR. 511 End
WAITREssEs, 21-as. for part time
on Friday or Sat. nights. Apply
after -5 pm. CLUB LaCONGA.
94i2 Baltic: blvd, Berwyn, Md. --25
lions s' open at tHiSd Mrs ks S'e ToIL OIL
HOUSE TAVERN, in Silver Spring,
Md: Split shift; should live in vi
cinity. Desire girls with no previ-
gus experience. Phone SH. 3501
WAITRESS WANTED, must be expert
enced; 21-31, preferably from s.e.;
good salary; meals and uniforms
furnished. See Mr.. Weston at AN
DREWs AIR FORCE BASE OFF,
WAITRESS. WANTED, experienced
only. good salary. Apply QUEENS
TOWN. DEL1CATEssEN, 31s5. queens
Chapel rd.. Mt. Rainier. UA 3o66.
Evening star., 1950-09-19
llO1 Penn. Ave, NV.
STENOGP ADuFI
STENOGRAPHER
KASS REALTY co.

KASS REALTY co.
4461 CONN AVE. 10
STENoGRAPHER-TYPIST = Perma-
nent; experienced on electric type
writer;- age 1890; starting salary
$40: 5-day week; paid vacation
Apply WESTERN ELECTRIC CO,
III rr.1uENp n Capitol St. -21
klndersarten co-operative school. Ap-
ply by letter. WILLIS ETTER, 5607
Nicholson St. East Riverdale, Md.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS ' 1sJ; 4
hours work per day in your own
JOHN Oh +. o'BRIEN, Real Estate,
TELEPHoNE SOLICITORS. experi-
enced. to make appointments for
the oldest portrait studio in Silver
Spring; Spring; attractive offer. Call sH
TYPIsT. speed not essential: no exp.
e saae MofoR S6S SE5: co SD SSl',sR sad
TYPIsT or bookkeeping machine op-
" sss5on s@aR1sE METRopoEffAN sSP!5ien, FnPRs PR
-TROLEUM Co. WI. 800. -2l
TYPIST' must be thoroughly expert
enced; 4o-hr.. 5-day week; employe
benefits. Apply personnel ONCE, Miss
Jones SEARS RoEBUcK 4 Co.
230l Lawrence ave: ne.
TYPIST. experienced. neat and ac-
cafae aeeE goed edaFiafseTnF iafsTy or ocs fss 4ohr
Phone MI. 4152 for appointment.
TYPIST, h.s.g.; 5-day, 35-hr. wk.;
excellent exc ens1 ONCE environment. Phone
TYPIsT, under e5, excellent working
Seslg SArIoSAL IfSSa1 S12fkos SsafS Tsss I
TRUST CO, 18th and New York ave.
TYPIST. young lady for insurance
ONCE. Call MRS. DEENIHAN. DI.
TYPisT, billing and general clerical T
work; 5-day wk. FOREMAN BROS,
INC, wholesale liquor, 1850 Oakie
TYPiST for full-time letter typing
Should have some recent expert
ence. This position is permanent
ment plus free insurance. bonuses,
etc. In reply, mention education,
age. telephone no., etc. Box 4S4-Z,
TYPIST, white. under 80: should be
accurate and prefer typing to other
work; Tf1ds NO good E, eonditions. Call MRS.
TYPIST--Permanent position, 5-day
week pleasant working conditions.
INDEMNITY INSURANCE co. OF
NORTH AMERICA. $50 Woodward
Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV. -23
TfPiST - General office work in
credit clothing store; excel. salary,
pleasant surroundings. ASKINS, 737
7th ST. NV.
TYPIST - Temporary; 6 to 8 wks.;
exper. on electric typewriter; salary,
$40; apply WESTERN ELECTRIC
CO. Ill n. Capitol st. -21
TYPIST
To learn bookkeeping machine, must
be mathematically inclined, 5-day
week, other advantages.
BECKERS
1914 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-19
OFFICE CLERICAL

Age 2O-30, 5-day. 40-hr. wk.: group
insurance, including disqualification.
vacation with pay, and other en-
ploye benefits. SAFEWAY STORES,
TNN 1SdH Ath et
Evening star., 1950-09-19
HELP MEN & WOMEN Cont.

age; some bookkeeping exp, though
not essential; 51a day workwk,,
leave. DISQUALIFICATION, insurance and
other employees benefits. See Mr..
Lane or Mr.. Kackley. HILL a.
TlBB1TTS, INC. lila Vermont
ave. NV.
COUPLE to manage apartment de-
velopment, exp. in renting and main
tenance; h.-w.h. and oil burners;
must have good refs: salary and
apartment. No children. Call MIR.
LESTER, DI. 40s2. -2l
SODA HELP-Capable and exp; no
suns. or ewes; good pay. Apply
EXECUTIVE PHAR.. 1892 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-09-19
HELP DOMESTIC

BABY NURSE, white; middle aged;
live, in; Protestant home, S25 wk.
cAsHIrRT GsH to TypigT; 2 p;W;; AD; 6510; 20.
in credit ONCE: good starting sal
ary; opportunity for advancement;
immediate opening. Apply in per-
coMpANIoNH-6ctooHke eSa Il Il g. He for elderly hs lssv
hS@e fore almosPSere pm. No a4ss ~ no. Call be-
z nights. City ref. ia. 05s2. -2i
CoOk,-lst class. g;h:w., liVe-in up
stairs room. adults, . children.
school age. Perm. position for re-
every other Sun. Of. Other heip
employed. Located w. blk from
Chevy Chase Circle and bus. S25
wk, WI. 5599.
COOK, colored; gh.w; family of 9
ADULTS; must have exper.; good ref. j;
not necessary: wo. 1890, Tues,
COOK AND G. II. W.; live Vein in; With Su;
employed husband; must be experi-
enced and fond Of children; other
heip employed; upstairs room and
COOK AND CIV, eolored nS woman.
cSoK S9S wE aNn to : star5; a It. RA; I',.. 27ss;
SOOh hNU U.h'W., nve In, private
dren; excellent working conditions;
SD weekly: WO. 71SO. -I9
COOK and honsekeeper. good salary.
GENERA iSis A.. AotsEWoRKER. I sood
enced and fond Of children. other
help employed. Every Wed. and
every other Sun. Of. References.
S25: 81. 6105.
GENERAL H0USEWORK and care of
children, colored maid between 80
upsa upstairs rm-: refs. S25 wk. TU.
G.H,W.. eolored, fond of chiidren; V
hait.day Thursday and Sunday on;
= must " IT liVe-in: Refs. $50. sH. .4424.
h4ouah sGsS5dE SsS dinnef: sHpss Cali AP Fel s4os
between and 8. WA. 650S after
G.H.W.. PLAIN cooK-Live in; am
Ps sHa nshts lsf rsd on fs9d s9d q T. ehasfn sEP
G.H.w.. to live in in. no 10 cooking. 1 'Jn no
laundry. assist with children, 5iao
day week. Ho. 1910. 3119 18th
G:H.W: and plain cook, sxper.. in
|, 53.day ,wk.: 500 mo. OR. 1921.
GIRL OR WOMAN. s.h.w., care of
y.
MER, 1900 Neal st. ne. Apt. 3,
HOUSEKEEPER, white, live in; must
be eXper. with children, to care for
3ls-yr. .-old boy and apt. for working
WidoW; own rm;; refs. REQUIRED.
Sum- OR. $3.50. Wkdss'' RE. 1895
HOUSEKEEPER. white or colored. 40
yrs. and over; h.w; live in. Chevy
Chase; employed couple. 5-year-old
soI son; $50 wk; Apply only with ex3 ,5
HoUsEkEEPER. white, i 1InHi middle G age;
to cook and do light housework for
mother and son; $40 wk.; Sun. and
holidays of; no laundry. 800 N.
HoGsEkEEPEkcook. H6oaGRsfGs is Fu on colored 2o mid
die age; live in; references; S25.
MAID, Ink. in small apartment, help
with 1-year-old child and cook din
Tsa.n+ ner; mus. lst. be neat and e efheient;
qulred; Silver SPRING area. Cali
after pm. 81. 6175. 80
MAID wanted for general h.w. Must
have good refs. EN-. 1900.
edLldG CHILDREN; : good cook; e Ale5andria 1S pre-
MAID. g.h,wz 5H days. must have
references. ia. 226S.
WOMAN. white, to live in small
apt. and care of l child age s;
IN Silver Spring; local refers. nee.
WOMAN, reliable. colored, to live in;
must be fond of children; pleasant
home. easy working cond.; S17.5O
per week to start. Call after 6.
CHI S992. -o1
WOMAN. white. 55 to so. in need of
lovely home; moderate wages;
g.h.w., ! in family, local refs.
Box 21O-Z, Star,
Evening star., 1950-09-19

LADIES. REFINED-If you have the
use of car and 2S hours a week and
are interested in earning S75 per
week with a nationally advertised
CO.. buying wholesale and selling
peIson.I pe,sii Trl5s iaserRsv RSx l7x star ais f0F
LADY, ambitious, refined; opportu.,
nifty to learn good business; rapid
advancement; $4,000 year. Box
1887, Star. 30
WOMAN for general ONCE work; must
be good at figures and typing; hrs.
8 to 8; 8 to ns6 II Sat. 14l4 Eye st.
WOMAN. white. neat, settled, to care
for elderly invalid lady and assist
light housework; Chevy Chase area;
woSsN liys IN OR; alIaG lip. Tit. - 20 ~
dressed to that woman, who can
not work regular business hours,
but needs an extra income. If you
can devote 3 hours per day in dig
nified work that pays above the
average write me at once for full
this work. Box Be- 20 a6e-z. % Star. ' M1S D
WOMEN, 80; capable. dependable;
immed. placements; part time; flex-
YOUNG LADY as assistant to hair
eonditions. s s ABBY esSfa sos BOND TGss Bide's
YOUNG LADY with general ONCE
experience and ability to meet the
public; knowledge of stenography
ditions, 5l2-day wk.; alternating
Saturdays off. Write. stating full
qualification, Box 3S0-Y, Star.
-25
YOUNG LADY with knowledge of
typing and high school education
for position as file clerk in oflce
of well-established real estate firm.
Five-day week; salary commensurate
with ability. Please call MR.. KID
WELL, Ma; 5000 for interview.
YOUNG LADIES, white, (3), is to
%, assist manager in circulation
sales work; no exper neces.; aver
age earnings, $50 wk. Apply to
$50 am, Room s27. 724 9th
YOUNG. WOMAN with some knowl-
edge OF office work. who is also will
ing to make herself handy in a
ladies' wear shop; refs. BOX 73-Z,
Star 10
Evening star., 1950-09-19
SITUATIONS woMeh

ADDRESSING AND STUFFING of en-
yelopes in my home. Phone 10.
Administrative ASST. formerly to
production exec, seeks pos. of respon.
Exper. supervisor. Detailed knowl. of
stock controls, Office procedures,
hiking, tipping; 9 yrs. top exper.;
excel. refs; age 80. Box 299-X, Star.
19*
ART MAJOR. recent graduate of lead
ing university, widely travelled, ex-
per. adver. and selling. desires in
teresting position. Box 461X. Star.
BOoKBINDER. high rating, yrs.
exper;, wishes permanent Job; refs.
BOOKKEEPER - Reliable woman de-
sires full or part time position:
refs; between ~ pm. and 4:30
COMMERCIAL TEACHER. colored. de-
sires part-time night work; typing,
cutting. stencils. baby. sitting. moth
ers helper or work Of any kind; yef.
Box 470-X. Star. 20Hp
Evening star., 1950-09-19
HELP WOMEN

WOMAN, 24-40, nice per-
sonality who needs to add $35-$65
per week to family income in
pleasant dignified work; no can
vassing, flexible working hours;
complete training, our expense; car
essential no experience required,
For interview write giving telephone
number to Box 1917, Star.-20
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS will
train refined ladies. Use of car
necessary. For personal interview
write Box 17S-x, Star. 10
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE or part
time college student. avail. about 3
pm. daily. to assist and clean in
dental office. State in own hand
writing references and experience.
Box 279-Z. Star. 30
WE WILL thoroughly train pleasant,
mature woman to service a good
territory in Sill. Spg. AVON PROD
UCTS. INC. Write Thelma Grown,
4506 Manordene rd., Baltimore, Md.
HIGH SCHOOL GRAD. for general of
assistance. in merchandising Office
for armed forces; excel. oppor. for
rspid aa,dryraIneemsnt; a,rrI HU; 1850.
Jewel Christmas cards. 81 for 81;
also so and 25 for ST with name
on. Samples and Selling plan on
Approval. JEWEL. Dept. $40. 4O1
w. Somerset ST.. Phila. 33. Pa.
Evening star., 1950-09-19
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER. SOC hr.; 24-hr. duty.
SO; infant care. employed couples
home. MISS RANDALL, co. 934o.
COOK AND G.H.w.-Experienced.
york and preparing dinners. 10.
CoUPLE. colored, as butler. house
man, chauffeur. maid and cook; hon
Go,.s9t est, sooer' dependable adaab and capable
GIRL. ,colored,. desires g.hw.; exper-
len ienced dosn With children; refs; live out
GIRL. coiored. neat, dependable and
GIRL, expeTienced. Tisi a. reliable aGSa refer
enses' dsS df desires s1asy asZs work; s6,1S
or care Of child. Box 460-X. Star.
GIRL. colored. wishes Job; excellent
cook; $50; fiye days, from Mon; thru
GIRL, colored, desires morning or
GIRL. colored; waitress. soda foun-
tain. sewing; store or office clean
ing; will accept other work. DE.
GIRL, neat, colored, wishes work
cleaning or nursing; ref. Ii. g.
GIRL. colored. desires Job as ghw.
HS ent nHfss@aae references ES gag $685. Sk excel
DAY day week! SaS!eu: caR ahtT drive; W ss5 m week esE
elderly people. AID. 1891.
GIRL. colored, neat honest. wants
Of most any kind; willing worker
GIRL. coiored. wishes general house
work; exper. and references. NO.
GIRL. colored. wants job Mon. through
children; references. HI $500.
GIRL, colored. wishes job as mother S
helper or g,h.wi; fond of children;
maid Or housegoTk. TR. 4e75.
colored man and woman; emergency
Ro1sHKEfPER ePf sDesaas Sants vood 9 home
small salary. Box AK, Star.
PART.TIME WORK. cleaning or tax
Ing care Of baby. Call NO. 9246. .
for Thursday; cleaning; refs. AID.
WOMAN, colored. young; cook, full
or part time: refs. AT. 6235.
work. Monday to Friday. FIR. il: JIdI:%6.
WOMAN. colored, desires steady work,
live in; S27 wk.; 60 anywhere: write
so Underwood ST. NV. MATTE. =
WOMAN wishes general housework,
no Sundays Call Ii. 3-43S3.
YOUNG MOTHER with 2-yr -old
shild Sal aseE sssiEss Eh.w.; must liys in.
EXPER. COLORED WOMAN desires
laundrying or days work. AT. 1889.
coLoRED GIRL desires g.h.w. or car
no cooking
COLORED GIRL desires work of any
kind Call LU. 4-6270.
COLORED WOMAN, settled, desires
Apply 1854 You st. NV. Phone
DU. 1925. 80
COLORED ExPER. LAUNDREss wants
days work; Al references. AID.