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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17
Texts of Truman Mobilization and Emergency Orders

munist aggression requires
that the national defense be
strengthened as speedily as
possible;
and material strength of the
Nation may be readied for the
dangers which threaten us.
I summon our farmers, our
workers in industry, and our
businessmen to make a mighty
production effort to meet the
defense requirements of the
Nation and to this end to elm
mate all waste and ineff-
cheney and to subordinate all
lesser interests to the common
good.
summon every person and
every community to make,
with a spirit of neighborliness,
whatever sacrifices are neces-
Sary for the welfare of the
Nation.
1 summon all State and To-
cal leaders and officials to
cooperate fully with the mill
tary and civilian defense
agencies of the United States
in the national defense PIC
gram.
1 summon all citizens to be
loyal to the principles upon
which our Nation is founded,
to keep faith with our friends
and Allies, and to be firm in
our devotion to the peaceful
purposes for which the. United
Nations was founded.
I am confident that we will
meet the dangers that con-
front us with courage and de-
termination, strong in the
faith that we can thereby "se-
cure the blessings of liberty to
ourselves and our posterity."
In Witness Whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and
caused the Seal of the United
States of America to be affixed.
Done at the City off Wash
ington, this 10Th Day of De-
cember, in the year of our
Lord 1850, and of the indie
pendence of the United States
of America the 175th.
Isl HARRY S. TRUMAN.
BY The President:
Dean AcheSon
Secretary of State.
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bid all transactions involving bank
accounts and other United States
assets of Communist China and
the North Korean regime and
their nationals" without Treasury
approval.
The measure is not retroactive,
and it is not applicable to For
mosa and South Korea.
The Treasury plans to take a
census of all Chinese and Korean
property as of the opening of
business tomorrow to guide it.
The order contains number of
exemptions, including individuals
here and in non-Communist areas
abroad who are not acting for
Communist China or North Ko-
rea; the normal conduct of bust
ness in the United States by Chi
nese and North Korean enter
prises located in the United
States; payments into the blocked
accounts. and payments out OF
them for taxes.
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The tert of President Tru-
mans eTecutipe order yeSter-
day establishing the Office of
Defense Mobilization.
BY virtue of the authority
vested in me by the Constitution
and statutes, including the De-
Tense Production Act of 1850, and
as President of the United States
and as COMMANDMENTS Chief OF
the armed forces, 1t Is hereby
ordered as follows:
l. There is hereby established
in the Executive Office of the
President the Office of Defense
Mobilization. There shall be at
the head of such Office a Director
of Defense Mobilization, herein
after called the Director, who shall
be appointed by the President by
and with the advice and consent
of the Senate and who shall re-
ceiVe compensation at the rate
OF S2Z,5UU per annum.
2. The Director shall on behalf
of the President direct, control,
and coordinate all mobilization
activities of the Executive Branch
of the Government, including but
not limited to production, pro-
curement, manpoWer, sterilization,
and transport activities.
3. All functions delegated or
assigned by or pursuant to the
provisions of Executive Orders
Nos. 10161 of September 9, 1850,
and 1912 of October IL, 1850,
shall be performed by the res
pective officers concerned, subject
to the direction and control of the
Director.
4. In carrying out the functions
conferred upon him by this order,
the Director shall from time to
time report to the President con-
corning his operations under this
order and issue such directives,
consonant with law, on policy and
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Scouts Sell YuIe Trees

Boy Scout Troop and Explorer
Post No. 1913 of Falls Church is
sponsoring a Christmas tree sale
on Lee boulevard at Seven Cor
ners, just outside Falls Church.
Booths on both sides of the
boulevard are open from 9 am.
to pm. daily. Proceeds will
help buy equipment for to ccouts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-17

operations to the Federal agencies
and departments as may be neces-
sary to carry out the programs de-
veloped, the policies established,
and the decisions made by the Di-
rector. 1t shall be the duty of all
such agencies and departments to
execute these directives and to
make to the Director such progress
and other reports as may be re-
quired.
S. The Director may perform
the functions conferred upon him
by the provisions of this order
through such officers and such
agencies and in such manner as
he shall, consonant with law and
the provisions of this order, de-
termine.
6. Within the limitations of
funds which may be made avail
able, the Director may employ
necessary personnel and make
provision for supplies, facilities,
and services necessary to dis
charge his responsibilities.
7. To the extent that any pro-
vision of any prior Executive
order or directive is inconsistent
with the provisions of this order,
the latter shall control.
This is the tert of President
Truman's proclamation of q
national emergency:
WHEREAS recent events in
W Korea and elsewhere
constitute a grave threat to
the peace of the world and i'm
peril the efforts of this coun-
try and those of the United
Nations to prevent aggression
and armed conflict; and
Whereas world conquest by
Communist imperialism is the
goal of the forces of agrees
sion that have been loosed
upon the world; and
Whereas, If the goal of Com
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Chino Assets
Continued From First Page.)

N~oH101H1e1oU O111 I IT o1 dSC'3
total some 5000 million, primarily
in short-term holdings, such as
bank deposits. short-term bonds
and notes. There was no imme-
date information on real estate
and business holdings.
Nationalist Not Affected.
A substantial part of the funds
is believed to be in the hands of
Chinese Nationalist sympathizers,
who are not affected by the freeze.
The State Department made 1t
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The tert OF President Tru-
mans eTecutipe order yeSter-
day establishing the Office OF
Defense Mobilization:
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Famous Simmons
Sofa Bed
Rsfg!s;;y ;iiy!g5 s76.4S

Stunning, modern design, double duty SOTO bed
in the popular 2-cushion style. Opens in
seconds to double bed has genuine inner
spring comfort and decorator fobrcs
Evening star., 1950-05-07

You get the same big bar, the same rich lather.
giving you the same long-lasting protection. So
make Dial the one soap for the whole family Let
everybody use it, every day.
Women find Dials rich, creamy lather is won
works. For Dial is not just "cover-up. Dial stops
odor, not just underarm-but all over, all day. Dial
does not stop healthful perspiration, but it does
stop odor So your clothes stay sweet-smelling,
Get plenty of Dial at this new reduced price,
Keep the longlasting bar handy in the kitchen, in
the lavatory, in the shower. Let the whole family
enjoy this newest, incest way to stay fresh all day.
Evening star., 1950-05-07

If you're one Of the millions who already use
DIAL you knOw that it's the first truly effective de-
odorant soap If you've never tried Dial-NOw IS
THE TIME TO TREAT YOURSELF to the first and
only soap unconditionally guaranteed to keep you
fresh round the clock!
You see, Dial stops odor before it starts. 1t re-
moves the skin bacteria that are the major cause
wonderful new ATT, the only bactera-removing
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soap And Dial smells good!
And now at its new reduced price you get big
bars of Dial Soap for less than the of before.
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rOn. in STARS OVER HOLLYWOOD ess Saturday.
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HELP MEk (cont. }

MAN, RELIARLE-Physically ener-
setic, with high school education
and ability to deal with the. public.
to assist In service lot sales and
supervision. Prefer family man with
sTas worn R tires Must or hsHe soo
references and be willing worker
Starting salary, $3.50 per wk See
Mr.. Cummings. at CROKER GEN
ERAL TIRE CO., 14th and Que SITS
NV. =
MAN. 22-5o. pref. with prev retail
or pub. contact exper.; about S69
xnply 10 am. e pm. 10 14tf
St NV. Room 702.
MAN, with car, to train, locally
for permanent position with large
manufacturing company; will, con-
willing worker: not canvassing; earn:
TFiy. Apply CENTURY METAL.
CRAFT, CORP, 1116 o st. Sc.
before l pm. 81
MAN. over 80. for dental laboratory
viii train; 5-day week. 12 noon to
. pm. Apply End floor, 1722 Eye
MAN, n'si so-ss. for clerical duties in
shipping room; permanent; 49-hr
week: $40, Apply End floor, 1872
MEN for evening and Saturday sale
work; haberdashery and apparel By
REAL SILK; about 81 hr.; no exper
necessary. Phone MA. 1856. II
am. TO 8 Pm. or $50 to pm.
-29
MEN, openings for 8 men calling or
regular customers; no experience
necessary. Training furnished, but
men selected must have Al refer
snces as to honesty and reliability
Apply THE FULLER BRUSH CO.,
979 National Press Bldg. or call
DI. ATT or DI. 34aS. 80
MEN (2). neat appearing, for order
department. Apply in person after
10 am, PETRIE STUDIO. TOS
18th st. NV. 20
YOUNG MAN, fountain and delivery
experienced; full or part time; top
pay; ideal for student. SH. 1900.
YOUNG MAN, for stock room work,
in charge Of receiving and shipping
parts. Apply G. l.. CORNELL CO.,
471b Miller ave, Bethesda, Nd.
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STENOGRAPHER
Young lady with ONCE BACKGROUND
Bookkeeping knowledge helpful.
Permanent position. GOOD salary
shoppins discounts. Apply
l.. FRANK co.
18th and SITS. NV. Il
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR-TYPIsT
ieF active Arlington real estate
Monday JA. 4-1600. 80
TEACHER-Not over 35. for 5th and
9th grade exclusive private day
School: small classes. good salary,
live out. State age. religious affilia :
tion. training and experience. Box
TEACHER. KINDERGARrEN--Exper.
fenced; musical preferred: for pvt
school. Post once Box 4028. D. c
TELEPHONE SALESLADIEs, for
spare time work at home. MIL
LERS MUSIC STORE, 1888 q st
TYPIsT. h.s.g.. 1921. single; perm
position: 30 hrs. 6-day wk, Phone
TYPIsT and seneral once WORKER
6-day week; permanent position;
salary $40 wkly. Apply H. ABRAM.
SON CO.. 1882 7th st. NV. -2y
TYPIST-Mimeogra operator; TEN.
porary work. Sept. S-22. To cut
stencils and operate elec. machine
ST. 1871,
TYPIsT-Good salary: nice workins
conditions: splendid opportunity
permanent. Apply ALPERSTEIN {
DEPT. STORE, 1920 7th st. NV.
80
TYPIST-Excel. oppor. for girl, 90
30. with large automobile insurance
company afiliated with General
Motors, Good starting salary and
chance for Advancement. Call MR.,
LlANEY, ME. 3270. 20
TYPIST-Experience 5-day, $40 wk
BANKERS MUTUAL INSURANCE
Co. 401 Warner bldg. 3
TYPIST-1nSurance company claim
rate typist: 5-day. 4O-hour week
MR.. LEVERING. 6l2 woodward
BLDG, RE. 1900. =
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HELP WoNAEN

GIRL. to work In store and make
herself generally useful; no phone
calls; interviews 8 am. to 1880
am. only. ADLER THE ENGRAV-
ING SHOP, 1908 q st. NV. 81
young, personable, for full
or part time work, In Washington q
leading yarn and fabric shop; must
be capable knitter. YARN AND
FABRIC CENTER, 1436 Park rd.
LADY, white. to care for year-old
twin babies. Live in. Protestant
home. Sa5 week; Call evenings
LADIES, white. to work 4 evenings
weekly; average $5 hour. Phone
KE., 3-5O52. q
for home demonstra tion by
appt. EXP. pref. but not necessary.
Earn $40 .wk. and up. Apply RIM.
7O2, 71O 14th st. NV, 10 am. to
LADIES. 1s to Ii hrs. wkly. will
earn you $25 or more, selling REAL
SILKS nationally advertised mems
and women's haberdashery and ap-
parel. Phone MA. 1856, 10 am.
to d M or 6.30 to . nm. 20
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HELP WOMEN

COMPANION HKPR. for lady; exper. =,
white; good cook; good refs; one
with drivers license pref. Please
give phone number. Box S2-z, Star.
COSMETIC CLERK for work in cos.
metic and drug dept, must be ex'
per-, pleasant working cond., excel
salary. EMPIRE PHARMACY. 1884,
COsMETiCiAN. for active drugstore
S-hr. day. no evening or sunda,
Commission. wooDIEY '' DRUG. S1es
STORE, 1927 Conn. ave. NV, Wo
COUNTER GIRL. white. day work;
no experience necessary. Apply
DIXIE PIG BARBECUE. Marlboro
pike and senninE I'd. Sc. HI, 4333 sG
CREDIT MANAGER, retail experienc
necessary. Aggressive promoter will
good collection. record Opportunit
with old established Washington CO
Write full details and approx. sal
ary expected. Box 67-Z, Star. p!
DRAPERY SEWERS, year aroune
work; must be exper. in custom
work. SOPHIE AUGUST, INC, OR
DRUG CLERK for work in cosmeti
and drug dept. must be exper.
pleasant working cond., excel. sal
ary. EMPIRE PHARMACY, 173'
Conn. ave. NV. 80
DRY-CLEANING COUNTER GIRL
white: must be experienced. Apply
Mr.. Farley, HOFFMAN CO., INC.
1880 Penna. ave. s.e.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR - MUST BI
ExPERIENCED AND DEPENDABLE
APPLY ALBAN TOWERS, 37O(
MASS. AVE. NV. 81
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored, exper
necessary. Apply in person only
good hrs. MICHIGAN DRUG. 1901
Michigan ave. ne. 81
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white. good hrs,
good salary. 1880 14th st. NV,
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white, 1s to ss
yrs; exper. pref. but not nee. Apply
in person afternoons bet. l2 and 5.
POTOMAC DRUG STORE, 1854
Wisconsin ave. -oa
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white. experienced
only eliable; no Sundays. no holi-
days Apply in person only MA
TIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000 Conn. ave.
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SITUATIONS woMEN

ART TEACHER who can teach Sd
or 4th grade subjects or high school
art desires private school in NV.
wash. Chevy Chase, Silver Spring,
II years exper. BFA. in art. MA.
coUSTER sSIsaFiHR' woRR. SRR lsda, somsn eolor.s
wishes day work; exper., ref. vi.
EpTcATIoNAL SPECIALIST, 'sr Eng,
French, Spanish. MA. Northwestern
soI snIV 4,1eV peSires stax position WASH p, C.
GIRL. colored, wants day work or
part-tims JOB. 10. 2-7052.
Sr ,aSrant work. ST, 1857,
GIRL, colored. wishes evening work
cleaning once; exper. RA. 500. "
LIBRARIAN-college and lib. school
oesrees: experience; school. college,
research; credentials. ia. 1855;
NURSE twhite) hospital trained. long
exper.. Drs. refs. wishes chronic bed
patient; day duty. HI. 3494. 30'
NURSES-Interracia registry: grad
uate or practica! nurses: qualified
for prooif,essssional duty. DU. 326. or
PRACTICAL NURSE. desires day
Sgsork. No obstetrics. References. IA.
RES. MGR, refined. well educated
experienced. unemployed widow
Is1.v Msye oTn S,ar once furniture. Box
SECRETARY, experienced ofiice ad-
mlnlstration, 120 shorthand, tipping
30. seeks position, TIE O996. ewes,
sHcy 9f Eritf rsTEs% Rex 43ssy sEsy,Ea Star; 90,
der trans; 81 80 hr. Ewes. HO. 1881
Pays: ST. 67Oo. Ext. 3s. MISS
II.
TYPING at home. reports. letters.
manuscripts, stencils, envelopes. Pick
up-delivery. RA. 1852. IL
TYPIST desires work at home; en-
velopes addressed. letters, manu-
scripts. lists, cards, etc LO. 5-1a3S
WAITRESS desires position. table or
counter work; references. Phone
YOUNG, white woman. desires light
housework in small samily or as a
companion with elderly couple. Pox
473-Y, Star. ID,
CoLoRED PRACTICAL NURSE, de-
sires work caring for rick or older
person. Day or ni~ht auty. DE.
1891.
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SITUATIONS MEN
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT -
sound background of training and
experience, seeks opportunity in
ETowins BoN 4sa.1 business; zines 81 years old
ADvERTIsING-Young man with &
years experience, artist, layout
agency production. Employed now
wants better position. Box SIX, Star
BUILDERS ASSISTANT. has exper
apt. construction, estimate. payroll,
etc; grad. architectural engr. Cal
CHEF-COOK-Long exper., Al ref.
full charge. LU. 4-5S97. sis
MAN, colored, wishes part-time Job
Of any kind after 4 pm; D. C,
license. WA. 1920
PAINTER, no stage work. no extern
sion ladders; inside preferred. Box
sAIEsMAS, as. vet, college, 'I IoeaI
exper.. seeks trainee pos. with grow.
ing nrm: Box 2-X. Star. 81"
STENOGRAPHER. young man, Chris
tan; experienced. JUNIOR MAR
MATCHMAKER, IS YEARS
EXP. STERLING 1882 OR
ME. 1891, THOMAS.
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BUREAU: .mahos veneer; bureau.
chest Of drawers: bed, wal. veneer:
l oak bureau; iron bed and coil
chest; small tables; Coffee table:
baby carriage; go-cart; sled; bottle
sterilizer $50 for lot If taken immed.
RA. s314. 1862 warder st. NV:
cahcStArGS sas5d TS1rrb b0nrfs TYpEwsTEa fisfiT1i
CAMERA, 4x5, Crown Grapher and
ages, meter, in new condition.
CAMERA GUIDE. free. Pay els mo.
BRENNER. Ss3 Penna. ave. NV.
CANDY OR BAKERY CASES for sale,
almost new, . sets, 2o-ft. long each.
incl! wrapping case and one 1877.
back bar; French glass. Reasonable;
CARPETS, 3 Mohawk. 12x12 wine.
11x9 floral, 11x9 floral; as new; view
CHAIRS-we have a number of blond
wood. WOOD, blge leather seats; occasional
CHESTS. 3, matching; . HOLLYWOOD
beds with mattresses; dinette set:
sofa bed; bookcase and bridge lamp.
Call TR. sl16. or DU. 2069. after 8.
CHINA--White for china painters.
complete dinner sets. china naints
and supplies. Lessons arranged any
Raf5 ez FEDRAf as Gan suPpEy ffTe 'eo. co
1557 Is5, K st. NV. Beacon Bldg. RE.
COAT; all purpose, cheap, sreen
broadcloth, size IS; practically n W.
COATS, 2 navy fall, / black Persian
lamb trimmed, gray evening gown.
fox trimmed Garfinckel coat. size
3S-tall red fox trimmed, size is;
CRIB, white enamel full panel, good
sond.; 6s 5Tse nat matt and baby scales
DAVENPoRT-simmons; opens to
double bed; So Call MI. 335S.
DENTAL CHAIR, Ritter, cream white.
pump; latest type model; half price.
DIAMOND. wedding band and en-
sese@fnt es sfa5 rins' gs 7asS @stehsd set ssfri-
DiAMoNDs-Lady's sol. s Ct, 's75;
nice color, $3.50; iady's plat. Ia Ct.
$500; lady's plat. SOL, ga ct, $3.50;
All III prices include 9ountfnss: tins; trades
accepted. LIVINGSTON 4 CO..
1928 H st. NV. ME. 344O. =
DINETTE SUITE, modern man.,
S120: gas range. $50; 100 it. OF
fencing with gate and post. $50.
WI 1883 after 8. 81
solid maple; reasonable. OR. 3S6a.
DINING RIM. SET (tunior). blond ma
hogany; reasonable. Other miscel.
laneous. DE. 1908. 80
DISPLAY CASES, cash register
chairs, Kingsley printing machine,
vases, china, glassware, pictures
stationery. etc: must vacste. LEE.
616 Pc ave. Sc -
CONTINUED on Next Pase.)
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HELP WQkAEN

STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY, 1s-
40, for small ONCE. branch Of ma
tional association; interesting work;
good working conditions; 40-hr. wk.
ETC.: permanent position with excel
opportunity. S2.400 start. EX. 1894
1855 K st. NV, 3rd floor. .
STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPIsTS
Earn good pay at interesting assign
at your own convenience. (No eve,
or wk. end workers.) ST. 1871
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MAID

For general cleaning and laundry;
live In: must be exper. and have
ref. Elk. O772 between IL and 5
pm. after Sunday. =
NURSEMAID, 19, white, to do gem
eral houSework for working par
ents; live in; $25 week; refs. DE.
WOMAN, white, settled, to help with
children and g.h.w.; live in. IA.
59l0. Al
WOMAN, white, to live in. cooking,
light housekeeping; children, empl.
parents. SH. 6262, 10 to 4. 81
WOMAN, WHITE. care for :. babies,
for apt. room. board and salary. Box
368-Y. Star. -3l
3, DAYS WEEK, while mother works;
Hyattsville; $15. UN. 26l3.
ARL.-Cook and g.h.w., live in, re-
cent ref. health card, good wages.
GIL 21O6, 8 to IL am. 80
COLORED - MUST LIVE IN; good
laundress and houseworker, nc
cooking; top salary for expcr.; refs.
necessary. SH. 6S27. 80
COLORED-BET. 25-35; s.h.w., cook
ing; fond Of children; live in: have
city references. EN-. 3S13. 20
COLORED WOMAN. over 80. to take
care OF child and light house work.
Call LII l-oTrS On
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SSO1 LIZ
Husband TO do inside and outside
work. prefer man who can drive;
duties: both must be S esper. ao and have
refs; live in; very desirable quar-
0777 during day altar Sun. .
GENERAL HOUSE WORK, laundry:
colored; experienced: references;
health card. Apply Wed. between 1
and 3, 729 5th st. ne. No phone
G.H.W., for small family in apt,
with ability to cook. Apply ewes, 8
to pm. 225, The Warwick. 305l
Idaho ave. NV. 80
G.H.W.-Live in, for young married
couple with child. Modern kitchen.
NV. section. OR. s496. 20
G.H.W.1Liye in; experienced: fond
Sun enffeai of III. rsss ss4s req; every sd 9shsr
CIV. good cook, to live-in; settled,
fond OF children; Thurs. and every
@aas otnsr sEn. 81, sado On; ref. required S27 90
CIV. cook, TO live-in: take care
~ easi' ,ass' asap'fisnesd' RA' sl24 or
G; H \, w.: live in; private room and
S15 per wk. RA. 4OlE.
": H. w. cOloreQ, SRle., f0n0 OF chill
live IN; refs; $50: sH. 44.4. -esi
500 per mo-: live in; must be fond
of children. WI. 7449.
G.H.W., NURSEMAID. live out, clean
ing, serving, laundry, Bendix, local
ref. LIST class NV. position, inter
views arranged. $50 wk. Box ia
HOUSEKEEPER, age 25 to As; must
have local refs; live in; S25 to
start: rapid advancement. Ia. 1904,
HOUsEKEEPER, colored, must have
city reference; 5-day week. 5OIS
10th sc. NV. RA. 6445
HOUSEKEEPER AND COOK. excel
city refs, age 30 to 40; complete
charge 2 children, working mother
6-day week; $11O mo. GIL. 1929.
81
HOUSEKEEPER Local refs; Root
with children; boy 8. girl 8: WORKING
parents; g.h.w., simple cooking, somC
laundry: upstairs room; $50; Sat.
sun: OF, Falls Church 1894. --3(
LADY, white. to care for year-old
twin babies. live in. Protestant
home. S25 q week. Call evenings
after n m An AKIN
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODEM TRAINING In peaue, eui.
ture. all subjects taught Approved
BY Government for CT training, day
and evening classes WAR-FLYNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE 1910 q At nv
ENGLISH, GRAMMAR, man tutor;
private lessons for stenoRrapher,
clerks, aliens. etc. DU. 3296.
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HELP DOMESTIC
L. FRANK co.

CHINESE COOK. short, order. to
leave city, year-around job. UN.
1894, go
COOK. at once, for rest home; some
knowledge Of diets: local references;
$500 mo-; white only. Call after 8
pm. AD. a156. 30
S.5: city refs: 5fs days: . adults: |:
NV. section. near bus. EM. 3122.
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COLORED HSKPR.

For employed couple and school age
son; must be excel. cook, thorous h
cleaner and capable of managing
home; all mod. cows; live in; S25
per week and lovely rm. with bath.
IL and SO. al