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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-09-14

mers in the area are watching the
new wheat with considerable in
terest.
The new variety, q red fall
wheat. was developed in Indiana.
It grows an exceptionally long
head many of which measure
moro than six inches. Yield rec
ords indicate the large head will
produce 10 to 20 bushels per
acre more than the standard var
ieties.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-09-14
HORSE STEAKS

WINNIPEG LIP The mana
ger of Manitoba's only horsemeat
retail butcher shop says Winni-
.peggers consume almost 5000
pounds of horsemeat every week.
Most popular cuts are tenderloin
steak and roasts retail at so cents
q pound.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-09-14

% chickens without touching
them. The chickens crowded into
a corner Of their coop trying to
escape the invader and were
smothered to death.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-09-14
CHICKEN HOUSE PANIC

NORTH BAY, Ont-GPAA
chicken hawk which swooped
down on farm near here killed
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-09-14
NEW WHEAT VARIETY

NEW WHEAT VAhETw
DES MOINES-dPp-A new
variety of wheat, known as
"Vigo" Is bein~ grown this year
on tow farms in this state. Far
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-01
Oakland High Wins
Final Soccer Game

Oakland High soccer ball players
won their final game Of the season
last Friday afternoon on the Oakland
court, defeating Kitzmiller by the
narrow margin of to ,. The game
was won in hte closing minute of play
when Jimmy Flanagan scored from
right corner to break a % tie.
Kitzmiller opened the scoring early
in the first period with q goal by
Phillips. Tasker scored for Oakland
shortly after to tie the count. Buddy
Mills booted another one to give Oak
land 81 lead. Shortly after the sec
ond half began Shaffer booted a PEN
atty kick to tie the count.
The win gave Oakland standing
of having won three games, lost >
and tied three, going into a tie for
second place with Grantsville which
had won four games but had lost
three and tied one.
Oakland won the girls fieldball en-
counter over the Kitzmiller girls 10
to u. Gladys Martin tailed seven
times and Lucille Kelley six times
for Oakland. Belnice Lee and Kate
Friend scored the remaining points.
Louise Armstrong scored four points
for kitzmiller with Jean Farmhouse,
Bonnie Conley and Caroline Brady
also scoring.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-01
Maryland Alters To
Observe National
Achievement Week

Over $4,000 Maryland boys and
girls will join nearly two million
other Alters in the nation in the OBJ
servance of national All Achieve
ment week, November to II.
Over 600 boys and girls in this
county will observe All achievement
week, with some OF the clubs mold
ing special achievement meetings,
while others are holding open houses.
A brief review of All activities this
past year shows that Garrett county
has had well rounded club program.
Such activities as tri-count camp,
conservation camp, clu b we H.,
Timonium fair participation, Rally
day and State Judging contests have
highlighted the program. Each club
in the county has met at least once
month and conducted Il program.
Agricultural and homemaking
projects carried out by All boys and
girls are also aimed toward making
America strong. For example, James
McIIenry, assistant county agent,
pointed out that in just one phase Of
club work, Maryland All girls can
ned over $4,000 quarts and froze 90
$50 quarts, and nearly $4,000 pounds
of food.
Garrett county has had an active
tractor maintenance program with
two All club organizations. Also
there has been the Sears Roebuck All
calf project through which q pure
bred calves have been delivered to All
boys and girls and ten more are be-
ing given out this year to bring the
county total to 81.
Donald Smith has won a place on
the State poultry judging team, Mary
E. Glotfelty was the bread baking
champion of the state, and in the
Western Maryland public speaking
contest Elizabeth Ann Warwick won
first place.
Mr.. McHenry pointed out that Gar
rett county All club boys and girls
have been making gains, and that
during Achievement week clubs will
analyze their programs and try to
make the best better.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-01
Town Water Supply Is
Down to Fire Reserve

Oakland's water supply is now
down to the fire reserve level, it was
announced yesterday, and all patrons
were urged by the Mayor and Town
Council to restrict the use of water
to the necessities.
An advertisement in today's issue
asks patrons not to use water for
washing automobiles or for any other
unnecessary purpose until further
notice. Patrons were also asked 10
repair leaky faucets.
The council revealed that the new
well is now down to a depth of 1O2
feet, with some water supply but not
enough to warrant its being used. The
well is located 1,400 feet north of
the well at the north end of the Golf
course and is located on the NJ. c.
limbaugh estate which the town
leased recently.
The two reservoirs of the town have
a capacity of over 100000 gallons
and the daily consumption for the
town normally totals 100000 gallons.
The reservoirs are q feet in depth
and the town normally keeps about 7
feet in each reservoir for a fire re-
serve level.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-01
World Community
Day Program Is Set

The World Community Day pro-
gram will be held tomorrow, Fri
day, November 2, in the Ev. United
Brethren church in Loeb Lynn
Heights, it was announced. The
theme will be Live by Faith"
The time will be 8 o'clock.
The program is sponsored by the
United Council of Church Women.
British declared again they would
stay in the Suez Canal Zone despite
Egyptian objections.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-01
With Our Men
In The Service

John L. Shultz, seaman, USN, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Shultz, Of
Friendsville, spent two days in Santi-
ago recently, when his ship, the USS
Taconic, flagship of Vice Admiral
Robert P. Briscoe, USN, Commander
Amphibious Force, U. S. Atlantic
Fleet arrived there during a lull in
Atlantic Fleet Exercises. These exer-
cises, first of their kind to be held
since the outbreak of fighting in
Korea, are now underway from the
Virginia Capes to the Caribbean.
Corporal Francis L. Rowan, who
is assigned to Headquarters Sd Ar
mored Division, Fort Knox, Kentucky,
has been promoted to the grade of
Sergeant. Sgt. Rowan is the son of
Mrs. Carrie Friend, formerly of this
area, and now resides in Baltimore.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-01
Oakland Elementary
School News

Halloween was observed on We'd
nesday with mummers' parade at
lbs followed by parties in the vari-
Gus home rooms. Prizes were awarded.
The Oakland Fire department plans
to conduct a fire drill at the school
in the near future.
Mrs. Erval Ream, Mrs. Anna Sue
Harvey, Miss Mary Martha Friend,
Mrs. Alta Duling, Miss Leona Menke,
Mrs. Foster Riggs and Miss Lucille
Mitchell attended workshop at Acct
dent last Friday and Saturday.
Roy Shank, custodian, was confined
to his home due to illness.
Sharon Martin, Billy Burgwald,
Bowen Hardesty, Lois Davis, Harvey
Winters, Lester Bittinger, Gloria Dill
ley, Donald Stemple, Sue Porter and
Jack Stevenson are members of Mr..
Teets' fifth grade room who are
members of the junior band.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-01

Several new displays have been ar
ranged at the Ruth Enlow Library
this week. An exhibit of handicrafts
and pictures shows the varied activi-
ties Of the Brownies. The Scrapbook
Of the Intermediate Girl Scouts is
now on display. The United Nations
flag presented to the Library last
year by the Underwood All Club has
been placed on exhibit near the en-
trance in connection with United Ma
tions Week
Colorful posters made by the
Grantsville Elementary School are
the center Of. interest in the refer
ence room. With posters, which show
music activities in songs and pictures,
are books on music and a group of
photographs from the Elementary
Music Festival held in Oakland last
spring.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-01
FLA. Holds Annual
Banquet For Members

Last Thursday, the Oakland Chap
ter Of the Future Farmers Of Ameri-
ca held its annual Parents and Son
Banquet at the Oakland High School
Auditorium. Present were members
Of the FLA, their parents, last
years seniors, members Of the facul-
ty, members of the school board, and
advisers and presidents from all
other FLA. Chapters in the county.
The banquet was served by members
Of the Home Economics Department.
Dale Green, president of the FLA,
served as toastmaster. Other officers
Of the FF.A. are Marvin Mills, Vice
President of the FLA. and President
of Student Council; Roy Lichty,
Secretary, and member of the band;
John Beckman, Treasurer; John
Lewis, Reporter; and Charles Fike,
Sentinel.
Kitty Gnegy and Bernice Lee acted
as hostesses. The 12-C girls prepared
the food with the assistance of Mrs.
Elizabeth Randol.
The program consisted Of an adj
dress by Dr.. Pickens of st. Paul's
Methodist Church, on "The Second
Mile movie "That Farmer Does
the job" and slide films taken at the
1850 annual State FLA. Convention
and contests held at College Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-01
Object to Charge

Two persons have objected to the
wording of story last week in The
Republican which told Of some youths
at Deer Park being put under a
peace bond.
Eugene DeBerry, one of the per-
sons, said the warrant had not been
issued for disordelly conduct, but
for disturbing the peace" DeBeTy
was one of those brought before Trial
Magistrate w. o. Bitter last week
Mrs. Elmer limbaugh, mother Of
Michael limbaugh, another of the
youths brought before the Magis-
trate, accompanied DeBeil.y to the
office.
The youths attorney, who last
week had prayed for jury trial, was
taking steps this week to bring the
case back to the magistrate, Mr.
Bitter said this week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-01
Governor To Make
Inspection Trip
Of Roads Projects

In company with newspaper editors
and radio commentators Governor Nc
Keldin will inspect this years prog
ress on road projects and other pub
lie improvements in Garrett and AL
legany counties, on Friday, November
g This is only one of series of tours
that Logan on October u. The tours
will end on November 16.
District engineers for the Roads
commission have planned itineraries
for tours.
The series of tours will be a 1851
edition of the Seeing is Believing"
trips inaugurated by the State Roads
commission in the autumn of 1919
and repeated last fall, to give Mary
land editors and radio reporters first
hand acquaintance with the States
highway modernization program.
The trip will include an inspection
of two sections of route PIG, north of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-01
Methodist Circles to Meet

Circle meetings of the WSCS IF
the Oakland Methodist church are
scheduled for Wednesday, November
7.
Circle 1 will meet at the home of
Mrs. Milton Shumate, in the Hine-
baugh apartments, with Mrs. H. T..
Oursler assisting.
Circle 2 will meet with Mrs. F. A.
Thayer, Oak street. Mrs A. V.
Schaeffer will assist.
Circle 3, with Mrs. Lewis Jones,
leader, will meet in the reception room
of the church at $50 for an Ameri-
cano supper. Husbands of the circle
wives and friends are invited
Circle will meet with Mrs. Paul
B. Naylor, Wilson street. Mrs. ]. Will
liam Butt and Miss Hills Yoder will
be co-hostesses.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-01
MARRIED

Observation-Disclosures. and Mrs.
George Wolfe, of Horse Shoe Run, w.
Va, are announcing the marriage Of
their daughter, Grace, to Clifton
Bachtel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Bachtel, Route ,, Oakland
The marriage was an event of Oc-
tober 10th in the Gnegy Church with
Rev. w. L. Teets officiating at the
double ring ceremony.
Mrs. George Roth was matron of
honor and George Roth served as
best man.
Also attending the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wolfe.
The bride wore a wine suit with
brown and white accessories and a
white corsage.
Mrs. Bachtel is graduate of Au-
rora High school and Fairmont State
college. She is employed as teacher
by the Preston County Board of Edu-
cation.
The groom is a graduate of Oak
land High school and during World
War ii served 46 months with the
armed services.
They are residing on the former
Homer Stemple farm which they re-
Gently purchased.
Bittinger- McRObie-M and Mrs.
William McRobie, Mt. Lake Park, an
nounced the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Willetta, to Mr.. Stanley Lewis
Bittinger. The ceremony was per-
formed on Saturday, October 27, by
Rev. H. O. Teagarden, Oakland.
Mr.. Bittinger is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Bittinger, of Swanton, and
is employed by the c. c. Mason Lum-
Der company.
The bride is a graduate of Oak
land High school, 1851. The couple
will reside at the home OF her par
ents.
A party in honor of the bride and
groom was held at the Mt. Lahe Res
taurant by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Gregory last Sunday evening, Octo-
Der %. On Monday, October 20,
chicken dinner was also given in
honor of the bride and groom and
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Kisner, Crellin, by Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Calls, Mt. Lake Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-11-01
FRIErJDSVlLLE

At a largely attended worship SER
vice in the Elder Hill Sunday School
building last Sunday. it wa voted to
change the date Of the preaching SER
vice to the first and third Sundays
Of each month. The dates previously
had been the second and fourth Sum
dav with DR.. Paul S. Parker as the
clergyman. A choir has
recently been organized, under the
leadership of Ernest Hauser, and last
Sunday led the musical pant Of the
service.
Evening star., 1951-08-09
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
ANTIOuES WANTEn

China furniture sllverware. iewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL CHI. 1898;
Evening star., 1951-08-09
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

cHdD E1sf GaREmeOlOred "a soas girl; 5-say
HELPER. Cal *. $500. &C H'O'
GIRL, colored, desires days WORK
RGfsemSid Raf ff 4-S1a6 0T 6IamDshade m16ins 16.
Girl, cOiored; wishes Job as, as mothers I ;,
work. TU. AIT
GIRL, colored. desires steady, Job
only. Call ST. 0740.
GIRL, colored wants position as
mothers helper; stay in. Apply pas
tors study. Call MI. 6161. 8"
LAUNDRESS wants days work. Excel
gefbsTe19ceS' gbde1 So and carfare- Ii
MAID. colored, wants lob as cleaner
from "a pm. Call Ii. 1880,
WOMAN. colored. exper., wants. days
work. Wed, Thurs, Fri. Call Ia
WHITE, efficient cook and housekeep-
er, dependable, wishes permanent
position. Widow with teen-age daugh-
ter. Ref, exchanged. Box 4o6-K
CoIoRED GIRL wishes full, part
time or days work. Refs ia. 1928
COLORED GIRL desires gh.w., TAX
ing care OF children. Live in or out
CoIoRED MAID as laundress. 5-aav
week 16 yrs. last job. AID. 1855.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work
Mon. Wed; Thurs. Refs. RE. 1927.
sires 5-day wk. or nursing sick
Best refs. ME-. 3429.
COLORED SENIOR HIGH GRADUATE
desires chambermaid Job or kit
helper. Ii. 3-2525. 10
Evening star., 1951-08-09
FARM g GARDEN

DARK VIRGIN TOPsOM : Land
scaping, gravel; immed. service: best
quality; quick delivery. LU. 1868.
cow MANURE, well rotted. $3.50 per
Is bu.. S6 per 10 bu.. $3.50 per 5
bu. Deliver top soil. WA. 1898.
Z-5e ZoYsIA. U-3 Bermuda planted
in your lawn for 10 cents per plug;
F. e. W. LAWN IMPROVEMENT
SERVICE. Sligo 7649. 14s
CRASSCUTTER. Eclipse Tornado,
80 in; used | season only; S165.
TREE REMOVAL. SIS and up; get our
PAUI,s TREE SERVICE wi TO Io. 5-45Ss. s
CLEAN FILL DIRT. top soil, blue
stone. road gravel, sand grading and
hauling. 10. 3-5579. -13
TREE SURGERY-Quality work, in
sured, experienced. SILVER SPRING
TREE SERVICE. JU. 7-54S4.
SERVICE. sodding. plant.
ing. trimming, spraying. lawn reno
vation, fiagstone walks. etc. Free
estimates given. Evergreen and fiow-
ering shrubs and all kinds orna-
mental and shade trees Visit our
nurseries at 6ol2 Ager rd:. Hystts-
vile, Md. LYONS NURSERIES. Open
z days a week. Tel. UN. 1885 or
TOP SOIL, good and rich. Must be
moved. at give-away price. 10.
S-l615. 3
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SITUATIONS WOMEN
BUSINESS LADY desires payro

BUSINESS LADY desires payroll.
cashier. PIX; some typing. Box
422-K. Star
GIRL, coiored. wants baby sitting job
Phone HO. 6202. all the week days
GIRL. colored, desires job as mother S
helper, waitress. etc. Call HO. 1888
GIRL, coiored. desires waitress day
work; steady worker; any section.
LADY. coIored. desires part or full
time work; able, energetic and trust
worthy; reference ME. 2S42.
LEGAL SECRETARY, college grad
uate desires eve. employment Ex-
cellent tipping and shorthand. Ca
pable versatile writing ability. Phone
sEcRE2TtAiRRYs, s.:f Is yrs.' S'i"; exp; real es-
tate law ms. and construction;
knowledge of Office routine 5-day--
$50 wk min Box 419-K. Star.
SECRETARY. well exper, accept re-
sponsibilitv: excel refs; $40 wEly
Georgia 6126. 3
TYPIsT. experienced. desires typing
at home. Pickup and delivery, LU
YPIST.sTENoGRAPHER, thoroughly
experienced, for work at home. TU
29l5. Specializing Government sppli-
EXsGoVT. seGoSi EMPLoYE, colored lady,
wishes job as clerk. secretary or
typist; 8 yrs. exper. RA. 1741,
COLLEGE GRAD. So. experienced
secretary. advertising copy writer
Esntf sUrs Eec D9stH9 2x in 7s5 Ext Or As q
YOUR SECRETARY vacationingP Let
ters must go out todayp Elk 1880
Public Stenographic Associates.
Evening star., 1951-08-09

lass 5sa n I.,d.,1s H AYE MIS- S.Hse Ssv Lhk *
sink; adj. bath; $50 month. lib
unemployed; also 3rd floor front.
441s 18th ST. N.w.-Lge. Ink
room. nicely furn.. refgr. and hot
plate: Laundry privil. For cple., or
10Th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Front corner studio rm., use OF kit.
adjoining, and apt with adults;
best res area, Mt. Pleasant, Chevy
Chase line. DE. 33lS, ST. 1857,
sia7 IA + s'sT. 81. N.w.-cool bsmt.-studio
I'm; refgr.' radio, Tv; $500 Tk.
NEAR TAi gS1Pio gDS11PPioNT cIRcLE-Large clean
rm., fully equipped with refgr. and
plate; next to bath; adults. .DU.
sis s'p i ST. N.E.-L,h.k. rm., sink
refgr.. next to bath; working man;
LIGHT fSiiHi 'ffHaeGEEPING fHaoeGusEKEEPING ROOMS,
sgle. or dble.; SO and sig week;
private entrance; near Union Sta
ton. 50l End st. ne. AT. 1858
500 "' e. '92i CAPIroL sT.-one and .
rms; $40 week and S47.50 per mo-;
pvt. refgr., stove and sink; utils.
CoLoRED-1 ROOM and Kitchen
furn., share bath. EMPLOYED couple
M ORSR
Evening star., 1951-08-09
DOCS. PETS. ETc.

KITTENS AND CATS, tiger. black
and white; good mousers; also dogs,
| purebred English bull. ia. 4434.
GOOD HOME wanted for gentle
white dSs mediqm-size d ds,sI,nnr female Has
loves children. Cali XII. 9-3959.
COCKER PUPS. red and white; cham
$50. 10. 5-453@. is
BIRD DOG wants home on farm or
yard, apartment too combining. Call
male, sable with white run Tuff slo;.
COLLIES, 2 wks.. Axe reg, sable and
tEi-colors, healthy stock. 23l9
WILSON'S KsS91sip poSnrf sSe; En- RirPPiEs SPn2 @ mos
standsrd,s r. Axe black males. Elm
Boston GsSr SSeaE TERRIER PUPS. Axe reg.
From $50. JE. 3-7302. 10
BOXER. beautiful ,fawn and white.
well trained, wonderful, Axe regis
sKGSKs fEttlH4 Tsl baby no de.sasnted 5sas skunk
same as dog or cat. PET HOUSE,
23l9 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 9772.
FREE t5) cute kittens. Must give
away or have DESTROYED. l646 Mon
AIREDALE, female, Axe registered. /
year, 3 mos. old; Oorang ancestors;
S25. FIR 5109 3
BOXER PUPPIES, Axe reg. Grand
puppies of Champion Baron Trevor
of Tredegar fboth sides). Fawn. tails
docked. wormed. s wks. old. Excel
care See and appreciate good boxers
$50 to 500. OIL. 1905. -l2
BOXER PUPPIES. IL weeks old: can
be seen at 1909 Noyes drive. Silver
sPRiNGER sPANIELs. t2). yr. old
females. Liver and white. Excellent
pedigree. papers available. 81. 2dot
pAEMArfAS aiffa Z Z n PUPPIES, reg. litter
2 mos; old; Beverly Hills Alex
COCKER PUPPIES. black, also bun
unreg,, s weeks old; SIS. Call IA
CoIIiE PUPPIES - Beautiful ant
healthy; champion sired. wormed
Axe: sable and white. FA. 1892;
GIVE AwAY-Boxer, 3 yrs, excellent
watchdog. male. fawn; farm pre-
BOSTON TERRIER, female. 3 mos
old; beautifully marked; house
WILL GIVE COLLIE-SHEPHERD
male, " yrs. old, to good home with
fence or country estate; fine pet
FRENCH POODLE PUPPIES = two
mos: old. black standard. Axe reg
COLLIE PUPS, o weeks; reasonable
Axe. C. A. WATKINS, Ashton, Md
Ashton S9QO a
Evening star., 1951-08-09
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, general housework; full time,
5l2-day week Local references re-
auired. NV. section. MI. 6Sl9.-10
COOK, permanent, live in: some
cleaning; beautiful 3Td-floor room
sns dcs bath Rsti 9taer help orfP fppRsed RseS
Box 178-G. Star IL
COOKING, general housework, light
laundry; colored; live in; exper >.
with recent local ref. $50 or more
to capable person. OR. 2745. liz
estate; woman to cook, Inv; man
must. have some exper. in light
farming; no children; salary, trans
portation, liv. quarters: excel. ref
cEesguired; Boy 1891: Star. %
Bsnnpfh Ros ohd asi eTsa days to Seek Safs for ca
after, 6 pm. AK. 5755. ii
G H.W.. help with cooking. white
eXper.: refs; new home: all mod.
GGony.: other help; live in. Box 266-
G,HW., good plain cook; fond of
children; live in refs; $40 WO.
G,H.W., Sc. apt. working couple and
school girl; s am. to 6 pm; local
unii rel; Te9ulred, Box 316.L, Star. --13
HocSEMAN. exper.. all g.hw.; driv-
s!S ncense; live in or out. WO.
MAID, live in. care of small home.
Snlldren. n. plain cooking; references,
MAID, colored, g,h.w.. ironing, 5k
rm.; live in; S25 wk. Wo. 1896
MAID, full time. willing to work part
time Sun; references; good with
children. TU. 2777. 3
MAID, 25-35, colored. g.h.w., plain
cooking; experienced with children;
live in. GE. 6534.
MAID. 25-35 gh.w.. plain cooking
experienced with children; Columbia
pike area; Thurs. and Sun. of; S25
weekly includes carfare. FA. 4193.
NURsEMAID. permanent live-in po-
sition with NV. family; other help:
with children and have local refs:
some domestic duties; $3.50 per
month, Box l77-G, Star. IL
live in; g.h.w., care of elderly per-
son: in family. Ii. 6-54S3. Ill
WOMAN, white, exper. baby sitter:
settled; Cleveland Park-B Bureau of
Stands5ds Sta S5dS area; avail. day or eve.
WOMAN. responsible vicinity Conn.
and N take care infant during day
while mother works. WA. 5094.
WOMAN, g.h.w.; fond of children;
live in; salary. S25. Call after ]
pm. MI. Gals. IL
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER, white
mature; full charge semicountry
home and 7-year-old girl; character
ref; live in; 5-day week; S25. SH
3lSS after pm. 3
1St-CLASS COOK and laundreSs,
automatic machine; live in or stay
some nights; other help; excellent
salary to qualified person. WO
d420 between 10 and 6. 10
FALLS CHURCH-Lge, attrac. rm..
conv. location; reduced rate for COM
panionship to elderly lady. Quiet
comfortable home. FA. 0152 after
& pm. 10
Young WHITE GIRL who needs
home, to help empi. lady with house
work. Room. board. salary. OR.
Evening star., 1951-08-09
ROOMS, ApTs. TO SHARE

UNUSUALLY ATTRAC.. air-cond.
apt. NV. to share with gentleman
or cple. EN-. f1SS. -13
Mr.. 18th AND COL. RD. N.W.-Lady
will share her attractive 3-rm. apt.
with employed lady. AID. 05S0.
NICE APT. for employed lady to share
wi another. Good tranSp. 500 Ken.
YOUNG WOMAN TO SHARE Arm.
apt; good s.e.. section, conv. to
transp; all privil reas. rent; on or
before Aug. %. MRS. RUSSELL,
MA. O747 days LU. 1-699S. 10
GENTLEMAN TO SHARE new modern
apt, full use of same; nice, quiet
Locality. West Hyattsville. AP. 1850.
after 2 pm. III
REFINE business woman to share
attractive 2-bedroom apt, with an.
other OW. 1897, 10
CATHOLIC GIRL, $3.50, to share
convenient NV. apt. S45. Box
GEORGETOWN; young man to share
apt. with Army officer. age 23; beg,
Sept. ]. Unlim. phone, ample park,
good transp. co. 3741 after 8 pm.
CONN. AVE. - Congenial young
woman to share l-bedrm. apt. Call
Ho. 1900, Ext. lis, after pm.