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Evening star., 1950-11-02

WE WANT LISTINGS
We can and we will sell your busi-
ness at fair market price; rooming
houses, boarding houses. apts.. ho-
tells, grocery stores. news stands or
any type business: giving service
over 25 years. List your business
now. CAN
LANE PASTOR, EX. 1855
1929 Vermont Ave, Rm. 1O1 and 102.
Evening star., 1950-11-02
VARIETY SHOP

VAICIE I I O11OF
Near 14th and Park rd. Rent S125.
Inc. quoted $1,000. Dandy place
for 2 people. About $1,000 good
clean stock, Wants $4,000 down.
C. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
1929 vt. Ave. NV. Suite sOs.
Evening star., 1950-11-02

HOTEL, 80 ROOMS
10 baths. water in all rooms, rent
S425. Inc. quoted $500. Same
owner s years. Downtown. A real
money maker. Wants SIS, 900 down.
G. ]. YOUNG, ST. 1900
Evening star., 1950-11-02

SITTING sNUGLY amidst towering
trees on an exquisite lot with ter
raced garden is an adorable 2-bed-
rm; bungalow with radiant heat; at.
tached garage; excel. neighbour cd;
near transp.; immediate possession,
Call Mr.. Watwood, DU. O10S, MIR.
SHALL j. WAPLE CO., 1924 18th
Evening star., 1950-11-02
ROOMING HOUSE

1900 block Harvard st. NV com
plete apts.. plus 3 rentable room.
for rent, furnished; S175 per me
EX. 24S5. 3
Evening star., 1950-11-02

NEAR wARDMAN PARK VICINITY
Three bedrms.. 2 baths. front and
rear porches. gar. gas heat. DE.
Evening star., 1950-11-02

ROOMING HOUSE business. apis.
rent S95 mo-; good lease: automatic
heat; good paying proposition;
$4,000; $4,000 down. RE. 1916.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
Confederate Groups Watching
To See If Truman Honors Davis

The sons and daughters of the
Confederacy will have their eyes
on President Truman today.
Hatley Norton Mason, jr.. of
Richmond, adjutant in chief OF
the Sons Of Confederate Veterans,
explained the situation last night.
He spoke briefly at dinner of
the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy at the Burlington Hotel
on the 142nd anniversary Of JET
ferson Davis birth.
Since 1917, Mr.. Mason said.
when President Wilson dedicated
the Confederate Memorial in Ar
lington National Cemetery, Mr..
Wilson and succeeding Presidents
have sent q wreath on the first
Sunday Of June to be placed on
the memorial.
"Mr. Truman did this for the
first four years Of his presiden-
cy," Mr.. Mason said. Last year,
he failed to send a wreath"
Mr.. Mason said Individual re-
actions among the members varied
Evening star., 1950-06-04

from curiosity to downright in
Idignation."
He referred to correspondence
on the subject and told q re-
porter later that his organization
had received a letter last year
from Mai. Gen. Harry II. vaug-
han, the Presidents military aide,
saying that no wreath would be
sent because of economy.
Tomorrow" Mr.. Mason con-
cluded. "if no wreath is sent to
the Confederate Memorial In Ar
lington by the President of the
United States. you may take note
of it and you must each be guided
by your conscience"
DR.. Samuel Eagle Burr, jr.. q
professor of psychology at Amer
'ican University, read o paper on
Mrs. Varina Howell Davis, the
Wife of the President Of the Con-
federate States Of America"
The average income of workers
In Italy is about $4S q month.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
BeIgians Vote Today
In 4th Effort 10 Settle
ExiIed Kings S Future
by ihe Asseeiated Press


BRUSSELS. Belgium. June s.
Apathetic Belgian voters tomor-
row attempt for the fourth time
since the war to write the future
If exiled King Leopold on a nation
wide ballot.
Two new factors have emerged
in the national legislative elections
in which million voters will pick
a new House of Representatives
and about two-thirds Of the SEN
ate.
The pro-Leopold Social Christ
ians, led by Foreign Minister Paul
van Iceland. have received power
full reinforcement from the Cath
olic hierarchy. Joseph Cardinal
Van Roey. archbishop Of Malines
and primate of Belgium, and other
bishops have written q letter which
has been taken as an indorse-
ment Of the party's position.
Calling attention to the "excep-
tional Importance" of the election,
the letter declared the voting
would show "if the menaces
against Catholic education and of
an anti-religious offensive, raised
in certain political circles. will
be carried out"
Special Prayers Ordered.
The letter ordered a special
series of prayers and services for
the protection of Belgium. The
Social Christian Party is largely
Catholic.
The second factor entering the
election is the Joint-List Alliance
formed by anti-Leopold Liberals
and Socialists in. the provinces OF
Limbourg and Luxembourg where
Social Christians captured nearly
all seats in the last parliament
tary elections a year ago.
Alone, either party might not
be able to snare a single seat in
the two provinces. But their joint
votes for a single candidate in
some places may displace some
Social Christians.
The polls open at 8 am. g am,
EDIT and close at 2 pm. % am,
EDT). The Interior Ministry an
nounced it will begin releasing Of
fetal returns at 8 pm. 6 pm,
EDIT but scattered unofficial re-
turns probably will be available
before then.
Same Issue Is Up.
The issue before the voters. as
in parliamentary elections in 1916
and 1949 and in a special advisory
referendum last March, Is the
same: Shall King Leopold III, in
exile in Switzerland, resume the
monarch's duties which he gave
up in 1910 with his personal sur
render to the Nazis?
The other ballots have failed
to produce a straightforward an
Swer.
The king. who last April IS
made qualified offer to turn his
throne over to his son. Prince Bau-
douin, for . temporary" period,
has remained silent in his villa
near Geneva, Switzerland. His
proposal, made in a recorded ma
tionwide broadcast, is now con-
sidered Withdrawn because all the
parties would not agree to his con-
ditions. a
In their votes tomorrow, the
BelgianS will select 212 represen-
tatives, 106 senators. and members
of the nine provincial councils.
The councils will assemble June
10 and elect 46 additional sena-
tors.
When Parliament convenes June
20. these 152 senator's will elect %
others, bringing the Senate's total
up to ITS members.
Socialist Leader Paul-Henri
Spaak has conducted a steady
campaign against the king and In
favor of Immediately enthroning
the kings 19-year-old son as his
successor.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
Potato Research Fostered

The Government of India has
established at Patna q Central
Potato Research Institute. India
produces about 1900 tons of
! potatoes q year.
Evening star., 1950-06-04

The average income Of workers
in Italy is about $48 q month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-18

look Up Youre right ! fonT
love HIM ! Just fhoakht i afeoIa
Be an easy way ouk For fou. too,
StephazAie :
For net
Yes You know you cannot 60
on as you aFe. saw you the other
DAY, darling heIding hands
with Grant
Now Haif--corne on m hare
and Sit eoWn. You xold me what
YOU had Q say, now its my turn
Stsnhznfe smiled but she id
IS requested
And yeu cannot 20 On living
II that friehtfld place with Sandy
Waugh an1 that awful old man.
her mother said now.
What awfal cid mans4 Steph-
anie asked
4 thought he was the janitor. 2
Mayo said. And those stairs.
darlingl How do you manage
them every daY2 You'll be old
esfore ! an But seriousiy-and
you were the one. remember.
Who wanted to talk seriously
You must get out Of that hole.
Fou nzust set away It's such 4
mess. honey For any girl but
more especially for anyone Uko
takes hfs and love and marriage
As seriously g you
Il VIII work out Skephanie
wished she were IS confident As
sac sounded Il VIII Just take
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
Crabgrass Control
Starts In March
Specialist States

March is good time to take
measures to prevent crabgrass from
over-running lawns in the summer.
Control measures need not be diff
ticult or expensive, since crabgrass
must start from seeding each year.
The spring control treatment is
based on giving the established lawn
grasses a head start in their compe-
tition with crabgrass.
A fertilizer treatment now will
help control crabgrass because it en-
courages good growth in clover, bent,
bluegrass, etc, to choke out the crab
grass before it begins growth in the
summer. Fertilizer helps also be-
cause crabgrass is more tolerant of
infertile, acid, or sandy soils than are
desirable grasses.
The treatment, as recommended by
Stanley Stabler, Of the University Of
Maryland Aeronomy Department, is
as follows: () Lime the soil to a
nearly neutral point; 90 to 100 pounds
of ground limestone per 1000 square
yards is usually sufficient for several
years, (2) Apply nitrogen fertilizer
in soluble, organic form such as to
allow the turf grasses to absorb it
before the crabgrass starts growing,
CD Caution should be used in apply
ing organic commercial fertilizers or
farm manmes because much of the
organic matter contained in them
does not become available to the
plants until the crabgrass has started
growth in the summer.
The success of a program for con-
trolling crabgrasS depends on main
tanning a fertile, well drained soil and
practcing good lawn management
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
To Consider Bill
To Accept Hospital

Doubt as to their constitutionality
as emergency" bills was raised Mon
day by Attorney General Hall Ham
mond, in regard to "a measures passed
at the recent 3O-day General Assem-
bly, session in Annapolis.
Hammond based his opinion, trans
mitted to Governor Lane, on the
constitutional proviso that only bills
dealing with the states fiscal affairs,
acute emergencies and matters in the
general public welfare may be con-
sidered during an even-year short"
legislative session.
Among the group Of bills singled
out by Hammond is Senate Bill 81
which would authorize the Garrett
County Commissioners to accept title
to the new Garrett County Memorial
Hospital in Oakland from the eXecu-
tors of the estate of the late George
W. Loar
State Senator Neil C. Fraley said
he had contacted Governor Lane
yesterday morning in regard to the
emergency nature of the bill, which
was the only one submitted to the
Senate in the recent session from this
county, and that the Governor had
requested full particulars be mailed
to him right away. He planned to act
next Tuesday on the measures be-
fore him.
In all the Legislature passed ia
bills. Lane has signed six and vetoed
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23

W n o n T r f A d SERVICE
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Distributor
L. S. Tires and Tubes
THIRD ST. PHONE DOG
ii G II L A d p ARK DAIRY
Pasteurized Grade "A" Milk
fHoNE l43-R OAKLAND, MD.
l. f G TON NERAL HOME
Ambulance Service
PHONE 1856 OAKLAND, MD
RECk ARD L0TFELTY
Ford Sales and Service-Gulf Oil Products
OAKLAND, MARYLAND
S II RPS MOTOR COMPAN
Chevrolet Sales and Service
OAKLAND, MARYLAND
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
To Attend Meeting

Mayor Joseph Hinebaugh and the
six members of the Oakland City
Council, will go to Hagerstown next
Tuesday, March 8, to attend dis
trict meeting Of the Maryland League
Of Municipalities. Those making the
trip with Mayor limbaugh will in
clude DR.. f. |. Baumgartner, Prentice
DeBerry, Emeric Dusic. Howard Nay
lor, Maurice Brookhart and Walter
Hardesty.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23

las Freeman, of Richmond, will re-
create the scene on that momentous
day in Americas past.
The days festivities will take place
in a large open field directly across
from the house, where arrangements
to take care of at least 10000 guests
have been made.
Built in 1913, Mclean House was
RACED early in the 1905 in prepara-
ton to moving it to the Chicago
Worlds Fair, but the materials were
never transported from the spot The
house has now been completely re-
constructed from photographs and
from draftsmen's measurements made
when the building was torn down.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23

Where possible, the original bricks,
particularly those of the kitchen
hearth, have been incorporated into
the present house.
Wilmer Mclean, owner at the time
of surrender, had bought this house
in an effort to get away from the
war which had practically begun on
his farm in Manassas. Mrs. f. l..
Lakin, of Terra Alta, is grand
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
Married in Indian Tradition

Mr.. and Mrs. Burton McGinnis, of
Tunnelton, w. Va, were honored at
a reception given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Peterson, in Loeb
Lynn, given Immediately following
their wedding on Saturday evening,
March IS. They were united in mar
liage in the Indian tradition by Rev
II. 0. Teagarden in Oakland.
The bride was the former Miss
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
With Our Men
In The Service

Pvt Graham PAUL, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Graham, 1872 Liberty street,
Oakland, has reported to Lakeland
air force base, near San Antonio,
Texas, to begin the AT basic airmen
indoctrination course. His thirteen
weeks of basic training will prepare
him for entrance into Air Force
technical training and for assignment
in specialized work. The course will
include scientific evaluation of his
aptitude and inclination for follow
ing a particular vocation and career.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
daughter of Mr.. Mclean.

daughter Of Mr.. Mclean.
According to Mr.. Quincy, the furn-
ishing Of the house has not been def
nitely decided as yet, although the
actual surrender room on the second
floor will contain General Grants
table. the chairs both generals sat in,
the secretary and, for the dedication,
sofa loaned by McLean's grand
DAUGHTER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23
Where Lee Gave Up

The dedication of the Mclean
House in AppomattoX, Va, where
General Lee and Grant met to draw
up the surrender of the Army of
Northern Virginia to the Federal Ar
my IS years and one week before,
will be held April Is.
A talk by the historian, DR.. Doug
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23

one, leaving 107 before him for con-
sderation. Hammond said that the
group of "a bills singled out are
all right, SO far as their legal form
or sufficiency" is concerned.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23

The us. birth total in 1919 was
second highest in history with $751;
900. High was in 1947.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-03-23

Naomi KEEPER, Tunnelton, a niece Of
Mrs. Peterson.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-01
DEC. 2, 1000 A. M

The ayy decorated store windows interior store dec
OatOns the dozens tOyand the wide selection Of thousands
Of cOIOrful Christmas gifts everyone on your list
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-08

hers office 9TH floor Washington Sto street floor SLIDER Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-08

s@ ,%" 1%.* n ns % %ssr n% M " "" " "1n" Channel
Evening star., 1950-03-30
SALESMEN

SALESMAN. outside, immediate open
ing for full time. aggressive man in
our rapidly expanding appliance
apd. and teleyision dept; drawing against
SALESMAN to call on grocery, hard
ware and supermarket trade with
Cellowax line; must own car; earn
ings 500 per week and over to
right man. Write cELLOWAx CO.,
South Gay ST.. Baltimore 2. Md.
guar. salary and liberal commission.
Can ST. $3.50, MIR. SPICER. 81
OIL SALESMAN (2), experienced for
world famous premium lub. Oil, to
solicit dealers; excellent opportunity.
Can OIL. 772S, . Am. to 6 pm. for
OPENING FOR MEN with a reli-
able establishment; sales experience
Mon; morning. between 10 and II.
!34Q g st. NV. Do not phone. 3
ps4.on sads isns V DqstSn Psasf e IL
BROS, INC, 704 11th st. NV. i
SALESMAN with building construc-
ton background; and preferably
tion materials field. Good oppor-
tunity tysc. for earnings and adyancemept
with progressive local frm. Car
essential. State particulars OF age,
marital status. education, expert
ence and present income require
ments. Box 372-A Star. 80
SALESMAN-To sell for sign COM
pany. Liberal commissions. Gail
TU. 24S5 or GE. 8473. 81
SALESMAN that would like to learn
2 highly lucrative semiprofessiona al
business. calling on people mostly
from leads. This position offers the
right man steady income and puts
him in position Of confidence. Car
necessary. Income commensurate
with ability. All replies answered in
confidence. Box 234-A. Star. 80
WANTED-A good reliable man to
supply customers with Rawleigh
products in Washington and sub
urban areas in Prince Georges and
Montgomery Counties. Write RAW
ter, Pa
Evening star., 1950-03-30
SITUATIONS MEN

ing care of home and 2 children fo
convalescing mother; 5h h-day wk
live in; refs. OIL. 1880. i
Evening star., 1950-03-30
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS. recreation rms, porches
lnclosed Nothing down: 7 yrs, to
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. flag
stone terraces, walks. chimneys, fire.
places, cement driveways, porches,
EeIaainlng walls. pipe drainage: all
,Reckyille. Md. Phone Rockville 35ss.
FENCE-Galyanized chain link, ali
posts set in concrete; immediate
installation; no money down. SO
mos TO pay; get the best for less.
rES9,F H0; $3.50; ae eyes. and Sun; DE. 1854.
chain link, ST IL; oak picket, Si.34 ;
oak estate style. 99c. Ali fences in
stalled In concrete. WI. $3.50. .
FLOOR SERvICE-Nothing but the
pest, pest: laying. sanding. finishing.
ashes DfTa9ei TooRNa RPNs!alat!es eearRHee Rrsse
ToEs' No4ss sgi5 iNG.' 1912 Wisconsin ave.
GARAGES built, waterproofed cinder
block, ~ ft. by 20 it, approx. $3.50.
A1se 1ss frame at1os construction. Call UN.
MIroS a2 ss'sr sTANFoRb R9 Or SHeasy; s1gasyood a.
IRON WORK, ratings, IRE escapes.
fRp9 f5anesuTal WapW steel ,Te! TepaiTs. DgPoNI
to roof Call ST 3366-67 for free
estima tes. NATIONAL cONTRACT.
&c, &C CO.: 1908 Eye st. NV
MODERNIZING and additions. cellar
to roof Call RA. 02s0 for free est
PARAGON CONSTRUCTION co
SCREEN your porch now while |
nave best materials. Terms to suit
w. D TAYLOR, ewes, ST. 3942.
Al HOME improvement service; re-
modellng,. painting, roofing, insula-
tion. Call CHI. 1889 or NO. 1889 ewes.
Evening star., 1950-03-30
HELP WOMEN Cont

BOOKKEEPING MACHINE operator
Burroughs, multiplying type pre-
ferred. Building Association, hours
99,to 3 to a. q; Mon. to Fri. Call MA.
CASE WORKER needed at Montrose
School for Girls. Applicants must
be college graduates and have COM
pleted or be in the process of COM
pleting two years of graduate study
in a professional school Of social
drivers license is also a require,
ment. Merit System Position-all
advantages of State employment in
Guiding 10 days vacation with pay.
observance of State and natie nal
holidays, automatic yearly salary
benefits, Standard Salary Scale
$2,310-2,s9o. Contact Mrs. Edith
Gardner, Superintendent, Montrose
School for Girls. Reistertown, Mary
land. Phone Reistertown 1853.
on MGR 1000 ma
chine. One desirable of steady en-
;3y plGyment; I,,;. Salary commensurats ISm,,,,
CO. % sS7-sss sSss; TT Eth mt st. n.s' nW cSN go
CASHIER, experienced, from 10 am
2 pm; good salary, pleasant work
ing conditions Apply office, YOUNG
MEMS SHOP. 1919 F st. NV. -3
time, white, age 21
to 80. attractive appearance with
pleasing, personality: 8 day week;
hours ! l am. to 2 pm; prefer Sc.
resident. Apply in person. Off,
GERS MESS, Bldg. 101, U. s. Naval
Gun Factory, Sth and M streets, Sc.
ASSISTANT interesting
work in auditing depart, know
ledge Of Burroughs caluculator or
comptometer essential. employee,
discount privils. and other liberal
Apply Personnel office. Sears Roe
buck and Co, $500 Wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va.
CLERK for new dry cleaning store,
experienced preferred. COLUMBIA
VALET. 1925 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va.
JA. S-9422.
young, white, for dry clean
ing establishment: exper. in mark
ing and waiting on customers.
NATIONAL CLEANERS, 50l6 1st st.
NV. 80
for dry cleaning store, single,
under 35. SUITLAND CLEANERS
dRQJ GylifIand ri TT
Evening star., 1950-03-30

CAN'T you SEW? Have your daugh-
ter join class. Call sH. 66s5 after
vatpANcY Va FANCY in convalescent hon home;
cheerful room. good food, tray serv-
HATS-Cleaned. blocked by factory
expert, good as new Pickup service
S1.50. up. NEEDLECRAFT, 1859 Col.
I'd. NV. DU 6s19. 80
COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING and tax
service. So week. Expert business
NURsiNG sIfsssf II HOME sHeo best food. s4-hr a.
care. clean, homelike; porch, beauti-
ful home. grounds; licensed. Vienna
solve THAT CLOTHES PROBLEM
Consult LEA ENGEL DRESSMAKER
Of 9th "a, ave: n Y: now about that
Nothing too hard 20 do. Centrally
lEsated Fs; Ex at III id5o F ST. NV Rm 90
WHITEHALL SANITARIUM has va
rooms for ambulatory or bed pa
tients: 24-hour trained nursing care
Very reasonable rates Owned by
physician who is in daily attend
ance. FA. 0643.
SHORTHAND STUDENTS, writer's, re-
porters-Inerease your dictation
zesfd auafz 1?F hs bHes
provide convenient home dictation
practice. Weekly rental only 15c
per album of recorded sides Die
tation speeds available, 80 w.p.m.
to 10 w.p.m: Play on standard
1417 N. Y. ave. NV. and 1908 18th
st. NV. tRing BldgD. 8
NURSING CARE by trained nurses,
1or those who care; with plenty good
no Irtl -,
or boarding house. CO. 22225. Il
PERMANENT. S4: shampoo ano
WyJA66FdYNN yJ}6 ( u BEAUTY COLLEGE
VACANCY FOR ELDERLY LADY in
bean:ifgl pc an NV NV. section with private
Vssn' Mo' s267! 57h0ur nurse tray service W1
VACANCY in nursing nome; 24-nr
statd s9ursins sare, snee LICENSED by county and
caSs; Come Is s nsst1n MATukE Eriday AMER
ppm; pan,. NAVAL LAv LODGE HALL, $50
VIII nflnfi BOARD ssf; Il LITTLE GIRL, age age 3
to Il ssaG1S yrs. old; nice pvt. hon bone
YOUR OLD FUR COAT made into an
sttractjye sf{ga IKE, cape. Phone AID. 7s1e'
FEEL Better after first treatment
or. no fee: relief for nervousness.
exhaustion, high blood pressure
sinus arthritis, constipation. piles.
colds. flu; swelling feet. aching Joints
helped remarkably by manipulation
diathermia. colonic irrigation, GAL
yanic. sun rays and other methods
men women; lady naturopath. 20
years experience. Reas. SH 1855.
ALTERATIONS. all ladies' garments
ewes sl0a 18th. CO aaai ~
SPRING HATS individually styled or
made to order. Wear an orig. Easter
Sun. DE. 6611.
ATTENTION-Let me make your rib
bon and rolled fancy sandwiches
Tor your next social; everything
home baked. For information, call
Ln6K ~; oss1; BsTrER FEE, ur,rrp R1
Get rid of winters sluggiShness by
taking one or more Colon Therapy
treatments, supervised by registered
nurse. For appointment, call DU
2426 between and G
Evening star., 1950-03-30
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

G G.H.W.-Colored lady wishes days
work or general work in private
dhfGns GWNeat rsf AP eolsfsd saaY girl desires sei
G.H.W.-Neat colored girl wants 8
days work. Ii. 3-7460.
GIRL, colored, desires cleaning work
after pm. or Sat. and Sun, in
VICINITY ytfsl of Georgia ave- RIA. a.. 2.s2
GIRL, colored, wants general house
references. GE. 9414.
GIRL, colored, wishes days work,
Mon: T1ss.' d1ss Wed.' 1hdrs. and sat.
7s9 ''|sai' ss sF E'a's Ssss ''asss ss:s
GIRL desires Job IS nursemaid; INV.
exper., refs. FIR. 7049..
GIRL, colored. wants JOB baby sitting
sugpis. sug5p4nf day or Job in nursery LU.
Girl WANTS JOB as nursemaid; no
references; from out town; live in
or out; no Sunday. DU. 96o7,
WIDOW nHaSaA' AND SON. A., ref. Cook.
turkeys and chickens. Country of
suburban. ST. 1851. Ask for Mary.
and experienced colored
cleaning: refs. .TW. 0363.
GIRL, high school grad
uate, desires work, part or full
COLORED GIRL wants days work,
part-time or general housework;
references. ME. 4563.
COLORED GIRL desires days work.
,G9od gsfereneev TR: O50S. -,
care for children nights, 81 80
while mother works. TR. O936.
WOMAN desires days
work. Call AT. 1889.
COLORED WOMAN wants g.h.w. or
helper; live In. Call Ii. $3.50.
work. cooking; live in or go home
nights; $40 week; Thursday and
Sundays of. 1880 K st. NV. 31s
COLORED WOMEN will work days.
Ii. 7-4S21.