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Evening star., 1951-03-22
u. ). Protests 10 Reds
OF Attacks on Trains
By the Associofed Press

FRANKFURT. Germany, Mar.
22.-United States authorities
formally protested to the Rus
slams today against attacks by
German nationals" on American
military trains crossing Soviet
occupied East Germany to Berlin.
The six incidents, complained of,
Jas outlined in a letter from Deputy
United States High Commissioner
Maj. Gen. George P. Hays, ranged
from a bullet shot into a train
coach to demonstrations by groups
of East Zone Germans singing
Ianti-American songs and throw
ing propaganda leaflets aboard
trains.
The incidents, MIR. Hays said
to his Russian counterpart, 1.
ISemitSchastnov, occurred between
March l and II. He asked that
the Russians punish the Germans
responsible for the attacks and
prevent a recurrence of the Incl
dents.
This new East West ruckus over
the long-harried Berlin corridor
traffic came at time when peace
was restored, at least temporarily,
in Berlin's latest battle of the
canals"
British authorities in the four
power city announced the lifting
of their control measures against
145 Soviet zone barges halted
while passing through the canals
of Allied west Berlin. The British
have periodically slapped controls
and inspections on Soviet barge
traffic in reprisal for Russian in
reference with western shipments.
The British and Russians began
talks today to negotiate their diff
ferences.
Evening star., 1951-03-22
New Ethiopia RuiIroud

You'll be able to travel from
Mojjo to Wondo by rail If Ethio-
pia carries outs its project of a
line into the potentially rich cof-
fee-growing country south of Ad-
dis Ababa.
Evening star., 1951-10-12
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. C. lGaD, couples masE
apply for a marriage license on
one day. iDait three full days and
receiUc the license ON the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Stephen Walker. 2e, Fort Myer, Va. and
Norma Robinson. "A; Portland. Nae.
.sS'a sSa ra Mhs ssns ss g. is7Y YsS hssF @ 81 T.
p aarrison, is Al. 1854 4oth Ii; st.. s. s.. sa' 0u'
esss ssssy SaEs SO wsrs ~ saas o6 1pson
Ralph sword. 81, 41s 8 St. Sc. and Loi.
prsnI Aslley; n 1n; olS st Mosei seii R.,r,.r Nd
1snd ana Aes essm DAVIS sn sss ein,es &C n.s. MO-
and Mildred Brooks. 20. 1918 49th pi
Richard Kelsey. ,21. Berrien Center. Mich.
.nd Margaret Fisher. Berrien springs
Monssrrate @ Lopez. 90. ee2 9Th st. nv.
viii viii. niS. Thompson, 81. 42e NJ st. NV. and
,..s gsssl Harris l, 90 sol 7 Pla TAX ays i ne;
James Psrfer. s 81. 5zs @ @stS +. ne. ant
GltSa C0rlngtom. II, LIS 10TH st. ne.
'0fs isssaas0at sosa 1890 'hS .osh sns turner
Bertram Snyder. "a. 1916 29th st. Sc.
Samuel Dixon. jr,. "a. 1918 Whittinghar
M. ne. and Laura Dilworth. 10. 5307
III: sssb.s s4as u ssf:efs ssfs s.sh.s.s; 3;
lanes DsIorenzo, 81, and Christine VII.
meth. 36. both OF 1012 7th st. nv.
' loan Hssss. ss. $3.50 18Th St. M n;s. -A'
Sven Radhe. 80. Chevy Chase. Nd, anc
ratrtcia Pierson. %. 2029 Q st. NV
John De Jongh 40, Fort Belvior, Va. ant
eaulette Jenkins, 40. zoos o st. NV
Grace Stevens. "a. 1928 2nd St. ne
Charles Castieman. 40. Alexandria. Va.
md Helen Shiyers a.. 1920 s st. nv
both q 1929 VALLEY 81. Sc.
Fletcher Walker. 43, 764 Lamont st. NV.
and Ida johnson. %, 1143 Morse st. ne
Chrisapostie Basso. 48. and Bertha Hla
vacek, 4S. both Of the Statler Hotel.
n9 ra.S:ss Raise 2I,o RI 4ls Is !Hh ssis 4 ib !:
Frank Rose, 20. silver Spring. Nd, an.
Kvelyn neeSe Of Seat Pleasant Nd.
Evening star., 1951-10-12
Births Reported

(From D. c. Bureau Of Vital Statistics.
James and Ruby Aardweg.
George and Marie Anderson
Charles and Mary Cissel.
Frank and Betty Cimicata.
Frank and Anna Corrado;
Charles and Dorothy Curtis.
George and Mary Deck.
Ralph and Beatrice Duncan, jr.
Milton and fern Edwards.
Raymond and Pauline Hancock.
Frederick and Joan Honkson. =
Edwin and Lucy James.
lyman and Ruth Karsh.
Kenneth and Marion Keegan.
George and Lillian Lankton.
Raymond and Eleanor McFadden.
Harry and Anna Schoenly.
John and Margaret Shell,
Thettus and Elizabeth Sims.
John and Dorothy Skocz.
William and Dorothy summerbell.
Ralph and Alice Weast.
Norman and Gertrude Weldon.
Archibald and Peggy Wertz, jr.
HspeId HspeIi and ana fsnhE ora lawson. 3.san'
Joley and Jessie Lun.
Clement and Mary Smith.
James and Gertrude Sneed.'
Fitzhush and Elmer Stephens.
Windsor and Mary Williams.
Randolph and Lois Williams.
GIRLS.
Joseph and Grace Addison, jr.
John and Martha Bell. jr.
Theodore and Katherine Birdsong.
Robert and Theresa Borgatti.
IStewart and Mary Campbell.
IAndrew and Rosemary Clark.
iCiine and Eroll Gift.
Herman and Vivian Cohen.
Ernest and Ruby Cole
Allen and Helen DeLong.
Thomas and Jeanne Farrell.
James and Joan Fisher, jr.
James and Annie Gooding.
Randolph and Virginia Groves.
iCarl and Nelma Hawkins.
George and Jewell Holzworth.
Robert and Margaret Johnston.
Robert and Betty May.
John and Bessie Miller.
Joseph and Helen Molloy.
John and Betty Murray.
Chester and Oyel ParSon.
Martin and Theresa Roman.
Lawrence and Ruth Rosenthai.
Victor ana Vesta Smith, jr.
David and Betsy Snider
waiter and LeonDYa Stettner.
Donley and Doris Stocking.
Fred and Evelyn Upton.
Harry and Mary Wolfe.
Frederick and Maude Wright.
Pembrick and Louise Foutz.
George and Viols Taliaferro.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-06-15

June IS, l05l-2l
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-06-15

FAIRBANKS MORSE,
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-06-15


turnouts, and spillways had to be
built, however. One lateral takes off
from the canal, and is part of the sys-
tenn.
About 2,40O acres of the land ir-
rigated is on the bottomland and
benches along the upper quarter Of
the canal. The rest, $50 acres-is
in more scattered, irregular tracts
along the lower three-fourths. Irri-
cation water is usually provided by
diversion from the flow of Shell
creek until mid-July After that,
water is supplied from the 1,6OO-acre-
feet storage reservoir known as Lake
Adelaide.
AS was common at the time the
canal was built, the siphons were
built of wood-stave pipe, but the
fumes were of metal AS time
passed, new sections were added to
the fumes as old ones rusted out.
The wood-stave siphons were main
tanned by replacing slaves, with an
occasional length of steel pipe in
serted for emergency repair.
Apart al Seams
The canal systems seams grad
ually came apart more and more,
however, and the water loss through
leakage at the structures cut seri-
ously into the supply of water for IT.
rigation-
Only relatively small amount of
cleaning and reaignment needs to
be done on the canal itself, but vir-
tually all of the fumes and siphons
will have to be replaced, and turn
outs and spillways rebuilt. The SCS
technicians designed the new struc-
lures, required to put the canal in
first-class condition. In a few in
stances small structures will be
eliminated by realignment of the
canal
Completion of the rehabilitation Of
the Shell canal system does not mean
the end of work to improve irriga-
ton farming in the Shell valley,
however. Actually, it is only the
start. A large proportion of the
farmers and ranchers are already co
operating with the soil conservation
district This purpose is to get the
aid of the SCS in improving their
farm irrigation systems for better
use of irrigation water and conserva-
ton of soil fertility. Some of the
land under irrigation has enough
slope to cause erosion.
Soil Conservation service men de
not see any likelihood for a genera
increase in the irrigated acreage. Thu
isprincipally because so much of the
soil is heavy cody shale. They be
Ieve, however, that there is add
tional land on most farms that cal
be irrigated successfully, for gras
production if not for cultivated crops
But. fixing up the canal system
came first. Measures to improve II
rigation systems were of little valu
unless water was available. To many
it meant making life there possible
Foe remarked that ST couldn't 1iv
here without the canal" Frank Nor
ris, chairman of the Shell Cana
board, remarked that, if the cana
failed, only a few of those who ar
close enough to the creek to pump
irrigate could exist in the lower en-
Of the valley.
Besides that" Norris continued
, consider what it would mean I
. Greybull It has been estimated thu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. C. laD, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, tDait three full days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
cedrif Welsh IL 81 1919 ostes st.
st. NV.
Oscar Love. 81, 1853 Jay st. ne, and
Mildred Terrell, 3s, 39i4 4th st. NV.
Albert Hitson. ir., 20, 40 Pierce st. NV,
and Bessie Manning. 81, 1910 c st. S.w.
John Monahan, 50. s23 Y st. ne, and
Gerald Tompkins. %, 1919 Vermont ave-
NV, and Parva Fuller. %, 1881 Banks
pl. ne.
and Mary Nary cariino. ~. ass1 Hartford
Earl Baldwin. As. and Annie shanklin,
II, both Of Baltimore.
Raymond Kemper,, 20: Fl. McNair. and
and Florence FoGei 20. Els B st. Sc. Sc
SO, both Of Milwaukee.
Stanley Wright 30. 1882 Harrison pl
s;w.. and Annie Smith, 20. 1882 9Th
st. S.w.
clht tPR s. Smith e. and Iottie Henry 90
Raymond Adler. ~, Arlington. Va, and
Marjorie Cornbein, 10, 6040 14th st.
NV.
Herbert Pfannenstiel. %, Naval Air Sta
1l0n; and Mary Price "a l441 Ridge
Marrsret Meilrath. a, Lancaster. Pa. -
Doris Slaughter. IS, zoos st. NV.
vann rlummer; 4e. and Rebecca Brogan,
Sadie Leroy, "a, 1880 st. NV.
Do aslen sNif 49, IT. My s1l' Vs and
Paul Stone, 20. 1856 Alden pl. ne. and
Carmel Murphy, 10. IL U st. NV.
Wade and s ecfnes sn Sts eg 4 ays 1t
| Nd.
and Alice Toole' IS. 1873 kilbourns;
pl. NV.
Leon c.4 ns Mary ar e. sSs f r. 81 s
James Newton, 20 1911 T st. NV and
Nellie Adams, %, so1 Rhode Island
SA s'e's and Ieona Eller IS. 7ss Ok St:
sc.
Luby Wheeler. IT.. 60, and Elizabeth
White 81, both Of Norfolk, Va
Carl Cowan, "a. 1921 v st. s.e.. and
Joyce Dow "a. 1881 High st. Sc.
Theodie Chewing, 81, 1910 r st. NV,
and Della Edwards, Fl, 1901 Swami st,
Thomas Kennedy, IT,. %. Hyattsyille.
Md. and Alberta Giffen, "a, 1912
Kesrny st. ne. az
and Geraldine McKinsey, 26, 291S p
st. NV.
Robert Alexander, 81, Patuxent Naval
Huntingdon, Md.
Richard Randolph. %. and Matte Heard.
80, both OF 1T Nj Vernon pl. nv;
Anne Ely. %. Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
SITUATIONS WOMEN

CLEANING APIS. ofaces or beaut,
salons. Neat. colored. 2 or )
hours, 3 days week, AID. 1883.
enced middle aged lady desires ligh,
WORK, willing worker. RE. 349S.
CLERk-TYPIST. mature young wom-
small office; good at fisares, ex. X
eRerieneed RnI ct hhsndiins 1-sirl office,
cSbbLsSE iob bsoEs.sn'aa SRAD' sqlO5sa Sso desires
CoLORIST. will tint your photos at
home; will gladly call and show
samples. AP. 50a7.
COMPANION-NURSE position desired
by middle-aRed lady with many yrs.
eSper. in mental hospital: secretarial
sSper., typins in German and Eng
lsa.,.s6. lish; educaisd led IN In GERMANY: excel.
COMPANION % oR r NURSE Nj Sssf' for mic.
lady; no smoking. drinking cooking !:
Will go anywhere. Box 394-V. Star.
COOK. colored, restaurant or board.
ing house; II: 3.05s9 after pm,
fined, capable desires housekeepinr s hs
position in German speaking adult
family; live in. good home rather
than high salary. Ju. .S-SlS5.
EMPLOYED stenographer typist
white, desires evening and Saturday
work as clerk-typist or reception
,St. BOY l5I-x. Star.
SECRETARY, young
lady. 20. Of broad experience and
highest recommendations desires
permanent position Attractive. in
dustrious and possessed OF high sense
OF initiative and responsibility. Have
confidential elearances with Govern
ment. Desire good conditions and
future with -creditable employer. Am
good remuneration. Box 63-X, Star,
Evening star., 1951-10-14
Men Available

For employment, odd Jobs. yard work.
wall washing. carpentry. houseciean-
ing, etc. SALVATION ARMY. Harbor
Light Corp. ME. 4532.
PATENT DRAFTSMAN- -sEARCHER;
experienced; part-time piece-work
Prompt. eficient service. Box
ptRcaAsisG iSlii SIM; AGENT BUYER, IS
yrs. exper., Govt. hotel and univ.
family man, aged SO; 80 yrs. D. c.;
neat and industrious, presently EN-
ployed; consider all offers for in
GONE $4,000 range. Box 292-V
RESTAURANT or hotel food service
Young man, COLLEGE grad. veteran
most recently manager and food con.
trniler for chain restaurants out o1
town. Box 385-V, Star. Ia
SlENOGRAPhER, male. desires post
ton tion; 10 .,.s, years diversified experl-
STEWARD or storekeeper, food con,
troller desires position hotel. club
~ -restSnrant; Box LOOK. Star.
Jks tsass dRaDuarEw .sist9f W. ts47 sunasy
sales promotion advertising. ONCE
and retail shop management; excel
lent correspondence; would like tC
Join STAFF Of business Offering per-
manent career in retailing or Gus
,1Ger vn on 1e,ations. Esuoas, Resume R or inter
VETERINARIAN; grad. in Europe
1880; DR.. med, vet. degree 1887,
worked as assistant in the Vet Col
lege in Germany; 40 years exp: de-
sires resp position as assistant IN a mixed
Write 1873 Clifton st. NV. No. :3j
or call AID. 1903.
WAFER, col, experienced. desires
work' parties a speciality. I'R.
wATCHMAN. exper., Will work day
or night: also some exper. as desk
clerk in hotel. 10. 1851.
WHITE CHAUFFEUR HOUsEMAN
wants Job private family or embassy
good references 20 years driving In
D. c. Call RA. 2e2S4. IA.
WHITE MAN as sandwich or salad
maker, steam table; Sat; and sun
YOUNG MANE4Is years sales eSper.
evenings. JU. s-920s.
YOUNG MAN. ii years diversified
m,n,s,1..,l. se,sTeta.isl bookkeeping and ad.
REGULaR. jon WANTED STi {; Sy "es eeaIer, i
graduated with limited eyesieht
phone and tyDing experience; Arm,
omeer, ~ years; insurance agent. 8
COLoRED. EXPERIENCED elevate
operator or stock girl. in store; nt
Sundays; or maid, TR. 1879.
COLORED MAN wants job cleanin,
once after closing time. TR. 1879.
COLORED MAN. neat and reliable
with car, desires job as clerical
chauffeur or any responsible Job
nigh school and 3 years college edu.
cation; good exps., good salary, refs
Cali Ii 1-1a75.
C0LoRED middle-aged married mar
desires work as gardener or janitor
experienced, AL reference. Livin,
auarters and salary. Write n. IL.
RI. =, Box 10. Lynchburg. Va
COLORED MAN wants part-time OIL
ian,time niSht york. Call after
COLORED MAN. experienced elevator
operator. with license. wants position
on elevator or as willing hallma
Evening star., 1951-10-14

PoRTERs. MAIDS HELPER ane
handyman. Apply ALBAN TOWERS
HOTEL. 3700 Mass, ave. NV
----------.- --l6
PRACTICAL NURSE or reliable col.
9rsd Ere IN woman or an 5z a,ol days s25 Start
ond e eSs+en G2EoREe Ri. shT ssS rK I've p
WOMAN. e5-ss. xhw.. fond Of chill.
dren; live in; ] day wk. on. ev
eothnsr Sun; refs; S25 wk. Ju
woMAS, white. live in; cooking anc
care Of apt; exper and refs; $40
to start. HI. 4157 after s. lie
WOMAN. coiored. settled. to care 70,
one child; exper.; l to pm. SIC
WoMANS55 years old. In good health.
reliable. references. good habits. for
lady living alone in Broom apt.
woMAS-coloireeddo' WON II: eRi edoeI sa5 to start: s,s-
day VIZ: for g.h.w.; must have local
WORKING MOTHER desires to make
home for q settled. middle-ased. de-
pendable, refined white woman in
ter and light household duties; S75
Tor WAGES seneral HOUSEKEEPING
and child care; live in; time ofi
arrsnged; SH: 2649.. --15
sIaRT 1nnR,r. s.s g.. WK-e.h;x; &. and plain
sehooi.sr. W children; ; heaith sadis etrtifi. enq
cate and refs. req; pleasant sur
roundfnss: | morn. and every Sun.
on. Call after $50 pm, ia. S-6349.
MOTHER; to live in. for 3 lovely chill
yrs. old; ,daughter. 9 mo; duty,
complete charge of home and light
cooking; an ideal home for someone
who really wants home: S25 wk..
pvt. upstairs rm. OW. 90a6 Ia
WHITE COMPANION. for ased wom-
an, to 1--WE In; good home and small
WOMAN. white. $3.50 yrs, for com:
plete charge of new home for empl.
father and 6-yr.-old son; good home
wmM pIIs modest salary, ~, 7-6447.
sA ss'sy adSS sfs,; $50 week and caretsre.
WOMAN. white. help take care Of in
live in. Al. aoaa' eeI!hS eI4
sl00 PER MONTH to pleasant
young woman who will live with us
snd help mother with children and
Eenerai housework. Call EN-. 612s.
WANTED. excellent working, n clean.
healthy. cook, laundress. s.h,w@
whose best she thinks is none too
good; ADEQUATE vases. time on;
nearby Va. TIE. 1I13.
COLOkED GIRL, ghw.; refs: to
z pm; 5-day week: SIS and car
fare; Bethesda area. WI. $3.50.
COLORED GIRL. to do g.h.w., light
laundry. Bendix; no cooking. Must
oe lnteliigent and dependable; fond
and Sun. also Tues. il desired. sH.
COLORED MOTHER wants elderly
lady to care for one child: room
and board; small salary. FA. 1894.
Evening star., 1951-10-14
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC 1cont., IREl

COLORED WOMAN. reliable desires
essncs pagsctime york. ,1Ig morning hours, ref
work, or practical nursing. Home
all day Sat. and Sun. DE. 66l3
CoLoRED WOMAN, neat. wants day
T9Tk Tp 81. Of any kind. Call evenings.
CoIoRED WOMAN wants days work
OF any kind. Ii. 7-292O.
ICOLORED WOMAN wants baby
sitting nights. Refs. Call AID. O537,
COLORED WOMAN, exper. curtain
stretching; called for and delivered
coEoRR2RfDs RRfs WOMAN will car. for EN-,
ployed mothers children at my
COLORED WOMAN wants e.h.w. or
baby care, full time; city ref: live
C0L0RED WOMAN wants work,
cleaning once or bachelors apt.
Call Sun. after I:30. RA. 655S.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
or part time. Call Ii. 4-1173.
c0L0RED WOMAN, reliable. wants
ggsrt-timneo ne work. 8 to z pm. Cal.
co2oRnb o9 asbGo WOMAN desires laundry t.
CoLoRED WOMAN Wants wants day VIC vori
Or Dnrt tin,s ~, 4-195T.
hogsework; references. Cali FIR
9 CCoLokED GIRLS desire house
'w9rk No o1Ge or restaurant work. Call
Evening star., 1951-10-14
G.H.W., plain cooking;
live in; fond of children;
local references; ample
time off, good salary.
UN. 8716 before 2 or
after 6.

GIRL or woman. Eh.w. and plain
cooking: live In must be fond oi
children: refs; S25 wk. WI. 6765
HOUSEB0Y. Filipino. or Japanese u
keep house for bachelor: good cook
Call RA. 25l2, Sat. 1878 and Sun
ROUSEKEEPER. colored only. fol
parents and home in nearby Nd
Pleasant upstairs room; 5la-day wk
Live, in: must have references; S2t
a wk. Call WI 1881 on Sun. OF
after 7:30 pm. weekdays.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. settled; mod
sal: need good home; pvt. bath
HonsEKEEfsyk, aS lssy co; .oD.9i.ns.a; 9t9s; psb,
laundry. plain cookins; one child
Pvt. rm. and bath upstairs. Live in;
good salary; refs. KE. 3-67s3;
HoUsEKEEPER, S15-$is per week
for settled woman for 2 adults. near
able TO answer phone; local refs;
good liv. cond. WO. 1881. Ia
HOUSEKEEPER. refined, unattached
white lady for small adult family
a nice place for person desiring q
real home; small salary. Cali after
6p.m, weekdays. Wo. $50. --l5
- Businessman with
no children wants capable, congenial
white woman. preferably under So,
as housekeeper for 6-room house.
which is equipped with all modern
with one very small child: nice place
for woman who wants place she can
handle as though II were her own
home; good salary II you qualify.
Give all information and telephone
number. Box l52-X, Star
Evening star., 1951-10-14
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK-G.h.w,. live in; other helr
employed. References. WO. 25s0
COOK. care Of children and s.h.w
help; experience and recent refs;
good salary. RA. 6426. --16
COOK Inv. l pm. to 2 pm: ex-
tremely pleasant: good pay; refer
ences. OIL. 5495,
COOK, g.h.w.; 3 afternoons q week;
I pm. TIL after dinner. EN-. 3940
COOK, live in. private rm. and bath;
local references. Fond of children;
Bendix: $50 Ek. MI. 0610. Ii
COOK, experienced, live in; family OF
2; good wages; references. MI. 4S7l
Evening star., 1951-10-14
FLAGSTONE WORK

Stone. cement walks. steps ana
porGnss and tile drainage. ANGELO
MARCUCClO. SH. 1869.
FLOORS CHEMICALLY REFTNTsHED
IKE new without sanding; Is yrs. to
no mess. no. noise; save fioors,
money. time; dry to walk on imme.
oiateiy; work guaranteed. GE. 1909.
FLOOR SANDING and painting, Der.
da9 s1a thToua issHlse rriGsg Gan KIYsEE K SCR Mop
FLOOR SANDERS, edEsrs m ana no; wax.rs s
n'S 1oor me men, KENNEDY = Floor 1So!esea GO.
FIooRk Ios kesasdS saNSFRs !. nT rESTsh4 "a 4S4s
ers. belt sanders hand saws wall vail.
paper steamers ladders. genuine
Satin; l. = FOLK 46s2 Wis ave ave.
ff6oEW T S W9l sASDisc. SiGs sn,,nIn, ,,..n,n.
ana msl.s Taalnf caI re 5sas zgs 5ssss free ssti-
FLOORS sANDED and finished; Old
f99rs O. nS, made Ike new. TAYLOR
FL1VRs LS,ts sANDED AND FINISHED;
( 6 ( coyER wa ssss. uGsn anytime. Rn.ee''
FLOOR SERVICE Eotfiine but ths
best: laying, sanding. finjshtnH.
Cleaning: oarquet installation, Bruce
nshes nTnlshes FLOORING CONTRAC.
N0Hs; N0 Sa,n INC. 1879 Wisconsin ave.
FURNlTURE REPAIRING, r.fnish.
lns; Ta ll1o6ye II years experience; veterans.
HOUSE PAINTING. exterior and in
terror; all work done at half price
oy lst-class white mechanics. Patch
plasterins. roofing. 10. S-SI24.
MATTRESSES remade. 80 up STEIN
sEGDPlNG CO.. 1924 18th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-14

Tuxedo, Md; 5la-day week. WA
GENERAL GENERA HousEwoRK. live in; ex
perienced with children; must hav
health card. 81. .6067,.
G;H.W.-Mon.. Wed. Fri. 8 to 2
Va. residence preferred. oW. 4043
G.H.w.--FoND OF children: cooking
day; ref. EN-. 0446. ---16
G.H.w. ON MON, Wed. Fri; close-il
Silver Spring: help with children
SIS and car fare. JU. 1880.
G;H.W.-Plain cooking. fond Of chill
seeent assa NC stH r0nins 9eIs % Ss5 VII sa7 live II
no laundry; live in OIL. 1891. II
ref. req. II TelepSone ta1s % Ho. .sas. 4S5s.. =
G.H.W., child care; care for / child
while mother works. Live in, al
mod. .conv.: good working cond
several evenings and | full day OF
week. Salary, $50. 81. 9S73. IL
G,H.W.. complete charge of suburban
home. for widower 80. boy Is
girl 4; no children. Sun, Cypres
II st live in nst slects,s s.f,! dishwssh .nsR
parents. 9 school children; ref. re
quired. Cd. vases. OV. 0063. IL
G.H.W, in family of 2 adults: F.
to 8, Mon. through Fri. exper
laundress and cleaner; refs. Cal
G.H.W.. foreign or colored. $3.50
2 small children; live in: reference
required; 5i2-day wk.; good salary
CIV. afternoons wk: good sal
ary: all modern conyeniences: loca
references. EN-. 1850.
G.H.W.. care of child. 1853 Colum
bia rd. NV, Apt. 2S. MI. 06s'
G.H,W.. live in. 51a-day wk.: her
with cooking: over 25 years Of age
must have city refs: good salary
civ. coon COOK. live in: fam
lily 3; SlO0 mo-. upstairs rm
basement bath. on Chevy Cbss,
Circle. Recent city refs. OIL. 1887
Evening star., 1951-10-14
EXECUTIVES!

Organization changes make topnotet
secretary-assistant available. diver.
nied capabilities and experience
excellent local references, Min
starting salary S15 per wk. Write
Or leave phone message. Box 1876
EXPERIENCED medical secretar,
wishes position full or part time
y per hour, best refs. Box 4S6-V
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY, person.
mel records and payroll q speciality
rapid typist, excellent references;
desire part time work. Box 13a-V
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY, attend.
after 4:30 pm. except Sunday. ''
GikL, colored, wants part-time work
paoy sitting or caring for sick
GIRL; I5sI: III ils6t It solorsd: wishes job a,
' Isss' fountain clerk. Ii. 3-4752, =
GIRL colored; exper., wants Job
or counter girl AID. 6905.
GIRL, colored, wishes Job cleaning
hair. Phone sT. e2S6.
GIRL, GIRL, eolored: desires waitress OIL
1ouAtaIH WUIk. Reliable. ReIS
Dependable. NO, 9692.
GIRL, colored, as file clerk, messenger,
clerk or marker In dry Cleaning
store; EXP. refs. DE. 1873.
GRAD. practical nurse. colored. de.
sires work. babies or elderly patients
night or day: refs. AID. 1887.
HOME TYPING, neat, accurate
prompt service. Picked up and
delivered Box 34S-V, Star
HOUSEWIFE desires typine at home
experienced and best refs. Cal
10. 691S any time.
LADY, COL, Govt. elk. wants light
work, ewes. and week ends; also
will baby sit TR. 1853.
WOMAN wants posi-
tion as housemother to fraternity,
sorority or dormitory; excellent
character. references. Contact MRS.
STOTHART. Call JE. 3-7?34. ia
NURSE; experienced all type Of care.
undergraduate. Is yrs. hosp.
II hour duty. MI. 9502. 14'
OFFICE MANAGER. exper.; diversified
duties; typing with particular sne-
ctalizaton in telephone contact work.
Box 113-X Star 15s