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Evening star., 1951-09-16
HELP MEN
YQIING MAN

II or 1S. white, to work in mail and
filing dept; must be high school
graduate with good clerical ability;
for advancement. Call Personnel
Dept. HO. 2476.
YOUNG MEN, several needed imme-
diately for general office. wk., part
time or full time, prefer college
students who can work mornings
afternoons or all day. DI. 1856.
able appearance, courtesy; for ushel
position; day and evening shifts
available. Apply in person to door
man, LOEW'S PALACE THEATRE
YOUNG MEN WANTED for work 1,
Venetian blind plant. Experienc,
not required. Good pay, steady yr
around work. Apply Mr.. FRANKIE
THE SHADE SHOP, factory. rear OF
Ills 2lst st. NV, 10 a.m.-3 pm
Evening star., 1951-09-16
YOUNG MAN

Splendid opportunity for a
bright young man with &C.
counting knowledge ano
typing ability. Excellent
starting salary with rapid
advancement, 3 paid weeks
vacations; also hospitaliza-
ton and free parking. Must
be able to get along with the
people with whom you will
work and the public with
whom you will deal. If you
are ambitious and aggres-
sive, here is an opportunity
to become affiliated with q
rapidly expanding company.
SEE MIR. RUBINsTEIN
AUTO MONEY co.
1907 MARYLAND AVE. NE.
MAN, for light janitor and
elevator work, from IL pm. to Z
am. Call MI. $780,
Evening star., 1951-09-16
MEN
One Factory Branch Is in Need of :

0ne Factory Branch Is in Need Of
Men,
Three very fine positions
open Immediately at our fac
tory branch in Washington,
D. C. This could be steady
no loss of time II you qualify
you will have the opportunity
of earning 500 per week i'm
mediately. Men only 81 years
of age with cars preferred.
Good reference required For
interview. call LYNN MUSE.
JE. 3-7265, Sun. Sept. 16,
IL noon to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
Career, Job Satisfaction
High Income

With top ordinary life insurance COM
pany. 2-year training program
with guaranteed salary. Future In
management If qualified. Must own
car. Call or write WILLIAM v
COURTNEY, 721 Woodward Bldg.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
MEN

inexperienced men who never before
sold anything are earning 500 tC
$3.50 weekly working with the Wash
ington division of popular radit
give-away program.
The radio program is a successful anc
important part of a national adver-
tiSing and sales promotion plan de.
signed and intended to make II
possible for men to work strictly by
appt. The company will not permit
door-bell ringing or house-to-house
canvaSsing.
This is an all-time opportunity to
achieve your ambition for high earn
ingS by entering the sales profession
in a position which provides perma-
pent year-round employment for men
who are neat in appearance, have
good local character references. and
who own an automobile.
For complete information and ap-
pointment for personal interview
call
Mr.. HIGGIN..
RA. 1900.
Evening star., 1951-09-16

YOUNG MAN to work in auto dealer s
parts department. opportunity TO
learn business and have secure EN-
Ats. Cali MR.. JOHNSON, OR 1000.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
HELP WOMEN tcont.) J

BEAUTY OPERATORS, for well estab-
lished air-conditioned Sc. shop; s.
ccmnmiSsion: paid eA' Vacation scU oSlA Must nna
| work evenings; CAGLE BEAUTY
SHOP. Ii. 3-9661. -l6
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around, hrs
9-6. 3 days. good salary and com
mission. Apply in person, GASTON
OF PARIS, l741 Conn. ave. -17
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper.. al
around; days q wk.; $50 q wk
and commission; steady position
Apply BILLS BEAUTY SALON
| Monroe st. NV III
Evening star., 1951-09-16
HUMAN GUIDANCE
LIFETIME CAREER

we are offering an opportunity TO
tne right man to prove his talents
with a nationally known prorresstve
company for lasting and lucrative
sales career. The applicant Should
nave a pleasant appearance and a
record Of capability and adapta-
DLtty. our program calls for an
years in learning our product sales
technlqueS Office procedures and
methods. (Salary will be paid while
learning. An accounting background
tS desirable. Since it is our inten-
tlon kp spend considerable mcney
ana effort in developing the success.
Iui candidate, only those sincereIy
interested in a permanent career
snouId apply. Write. stating age
squcatlonal BACKGROUND and pre-
'iouS experience. Box 75-T. Star
Evening star., 1951-09-16
MEN

White, for part-time work on Wednes.
day. Report to Mr.. Ferber, mai
room, mezzanine floor. by 1890 q m
ready for work. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
-IQ
Evening star., 1951-09-16
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTING CLERK
High school graduate, who is a conn
petent typiSt, to perform clerical
work in accounting department.
opportunity to learn the ACCOUNTING
neld while earning q good salary
ana sharing our liberal employe
DI. 2915, Ext, 260- CS0 -
Evening star., 1951-09-16
CLERK .
CLERKS

White. to work In mail and filing
dept. Must be experienced and
interested in perm. work. 4O-hr
wk.. and many eglploye dement's.
Call personnel deptts
Evening star., 1951-09-16
NOTICE TO JOB APPLICANTS

FIRMS engaged IN interstate COM
MeTce or in the production OF
ooodS Tor commerce must nou por
al Ie0St rs cents an hour and
ttme end one-halt for ouertime
Ldp. Job seekers offered less bp
copeTed firms should notifv the
wage and Hour Diptston, u. S.
department OF Labor, telephone
Executive $3.50. Extension 1919.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
SALES OPPORTUNITY
S54 PER DAY

If you we're certain you could earn
this amount every day would you
take the job? Then cali at 919 Du-
port Circle Bldg. 1916 Conn. ave,
Evening star., 1951-09-16
CLERK-TYPIST

The Star mas available a permanent
position. for Q young woman, 1880
years OF age, who can type approx.
imately 80 words per min, is will-
ing to give good attendance and can
pass q physical exam. Apply per-
sonnei Room BOG. Open weekdays,
o:30-o. and Sat-. 9-1. No phone
Evening star., 1951-09-16
CLERKS
EXPERIENCED

AIRLINE RESERVATIONIST
Young lady. between 1S and 25.
needed Tor local airline ONCE; must
nave had previous telephone expe-
Ilence; Apply Monday and Wednes-
and 4. ~I6
Evening star., 1951-09-16

YOUNG MAN. white, Va, drivers
permit, to work in new-car dealer
snip. Must be clean cut and ambi-
tlouS. Good salary to start. Apply
service mgr.
FALLS CHURCH MOTORS
Dodge Plymouth Dealers
554 N. Washington st. Gee Highway
Falls Church, Va. -IS
Evening star., 1951-04-13
Historical Junto to Meet

The Pennsylvania Historical
Junto will hold its monthly meet
ing at 8:15 o'clock tonight in the
conference room of the National
Archives building. The speaker
will be Mrs. Frances Strong Hell
man, past president of the Indiana
County, (Pa) Historical and
Genealogical Society.
Evening star., 1951-04-07
Archbishop 0'Boy|e
To Dedicate Academy

| The Most Rev. Patrick A. O..
Boyle, Archbishop of Washington
tomorrow will dedicate a new
school and auditorium gymnasium
of the Academy of Holy Names, I'll
Pershing drive, Silver Spring. Tht
ceremony is scheduled to begin al
$3.50 pm.
The new $3.50. 900 edifice, which
has been occupied since Thanks
giving, includes 10 classrooms, five
music rooms. library, science lab
oratory. cafeteria and locker room
The Rt. Rev. John S. Spence
director of Education for the Arch
diocese, will speak at the dedica-
ton.
A reception for parents and
guests will follow the Benediction
Iof the Blessed Sacrament. which
will be celebrated by Archbishop
IO'Boyle.
The Academy, with present en-
rollment Of 257. is administered
by the Sisters of the Holy Names
of Jesus and Mary.
Evening star., 1951-04-07
Episcopalians Plan
Religious Services for
Armed Forces in Area

Extensive religious and recrea-
Honal services for armed forces
personnel in the Washington area
Ire being arranged by the Episco-
pal Diocese of Washington, it was
announced today.
The Rt. Rev. Angus Dun, Bishop
pf Washington, has appointed the
Rev. Charles Martin, headfnaster
OF st. Adams Episcopal Boys
School, as chairman of q To-
member executive committee to
administer the program.
The Rev. James Richards, rec
tor of st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
will direct distribution of leaflets,
prayer books and service crosses
through parish clergy.
Another committee of four has
been appointed to consider estab-
ilShment of canteens in parish
churches. Members of the COM
mlttee are the Rev. Richard VIII
nams, director of the department
Of social relations for the Diocese.
the Rev. Leland Stark, rector
OF Epiphany Episcopal Church;
Leonard A. Block, Washington
attorney. and James Hobbs of the
State Department.
Canon Martin. Chaplain p. G,
Linaweaver, U. S. NJ, and Coleman
Jennings, a retired businessman.
form a third committee to study
possible improvements for ministry
10 armed forces hospitals and in
stallations in the area.
Evening star., 1951-04-07
Youth Leadership Glasses
Slated at St. PauI's

Glasses on religious youth lead
Iership will start at 8 pm. Tuesda,
in st. Paul's Episcopal, Church
Rock Greek road and Webster
street NV.
Lectures are scheduled at 8 pm
on four consecutive Tuesdays il
in the Parish House. Directed pri.
Imarily toward church teachers
the discussions will present tech.
Iniques in classroom instruction
The theme of the course is BET.
ter Teaching for More Children
and Junior High Boys and Girls.
The Rev. F. Norman Van Brunt
assistant minister of Foundry
Methodist Church, will open each
Iof the two-hour lecture periods
instructors from five Protestant
churches in the area will speak
The Children's Work Committee
of the Washington Federation OF
Churches is sponsoring the lee
lures.
Evening star., 1951-04-07

andria, opened the chapel for
Sunday afternoon services. This
was done under the direction OF
the denominations Home Mission
Board of Virginia.
Mr.. Lunden left shortly after
ward to accept post at Daytona
Beach, Fla, and was succeeded
by the Rev. John Compton. who
came in July, 1947. The Rev. and
Mrs. Harry Brenner, members of
the Alexandria church. worked
under Mr.. Compton in conducting
services at Hosley Memorial
Church until December that year.
In January, 1948, the Rev. Ann
Mason, the present minister, was
sent by the denominations Home
Mission Board, Virginia District,
to hold services on Sunday after
moons and a prayer meeting on
Thursday nights.
Under her guidance the group
Evening star., 1951-04-07
Church Oreonist Named

New organist and choir direc.
tor at All Souls Memorial Episcopal
Church, 2300 Cathedral avenue
NV, IS Miss Jean Phillips. She
served as assistant organist at the
Washington Cathedral from 1885,
to 1885 and was acting organist
and choir director during the ILL
ness OF the late Edgar Priest and
continued to serve in that capacity
after the latter's death.
Evening star., 1951-04-07

made repairs, painted the interior
and put new cement steps on the
chapel.
On May %, 1949, the people
formally organized the Hosley
Memorial Nazarene Church with
|22 charter members. Officers
elected at the time were Mrs
Hannah Fletcher, Wallace Taylor
John Hensley, trustees; Sergt
Oliver Black, Sunday school SUI.
perintendent. and Miss Esther
Hensley. Young Peoples presi.
dent.
A native of Woodbury., N. j.
Miss Mason came to Washington
in September, 1941. She is al
present a fiscal accounting clerk
at the Treasury Department and
lis completing ministerial studies
for her church duties. She lives
at 403 East Del Ray avenue
Alexandria.
Evening star., 1951-04-07
Catholic Institute al Gu
Begins Program tuesday

The Catholic Institute of Cath
olic University will open Tuesday
in st. Patrick's Hall, 924 G street
NV, the Rev. Sebastian Miklas
director of adult education, Cath
olic University, announced today
The program lists two lectures
at 8 and 9 pm. each Tuesday AND
Thursday for a six-week period
Topics will be Men Who Make
the News" Books for the Mind,
The Genius of Christianity" ano
How Philosophers Influence Peo-
ple." The Very Rev. Msgr. Thom-
as j. Mccarthy. director of the
bureau of information, National
Catholic Welfare Conference, will
open the institute Tuesday with a
talk on "Gatekeepers of the
News"
Evening star., 1951-04-07
Arlington Services
10 Go on Air tomorrow

Services from Arlington churche.
VIII be broadcast over Church oj
the Air" tomorrow through ncxt
Friday.
Speakers tomorrow will be the
Rev. Barker Hardison of Westovel
Baptist Church at IL am. owe,
WARL, and the Rev. Ferd Wag-
ner of Christ Methodist Church
at 1880 am. over WEAM.
Weekday speakers each day viii
be the Rev. Hedley Williams o1
ISt. Georges Episcopal Church al
8:45 am. over WARL, and tile
Rev. William Bender of Bon All
Baptist Church at 1915 am. ovel
WEAM.
Evening star., 1951-04-07
Bingham to Address
st Johns Mems Club

Hiram Bingham, chairman oil
President Truman's Loyalty Re.
view Board, will address the Mems
Club of st. Johns Episcopa,
Church, Lafayette square, at 8:1s
pm. Tuesday in the Parish Hall
819 Sixteenth street NV.
Mr.. Bingham, a former Cover
nor and senator of Connecticut
will discuss his early explorations
in South America.
Evening star., 1951-04-07
Dr.. Dawson to Observe
Ordination Anniversary

DR.. c. L. Dawson, pastor Of
Dumbarton Avenue Methodist
Church, will celebrate the 25tr
anniversary Of his ordination
during services tomorrow in the
church, 3130 o street NV.
Bishop James H. Straughn
retired resident Methodist Bishor
of Pittsburgh. Pa. now of Airing
ton, will be guest preacher at the
ii am. service. DR.. j. C. MILAN
superintendent of the West
Washington Methodist District
will speak at the 7::30 O'Clock
lveSper service.
Evening star., 1951-04-07

Pentecostal Church." and later as
the Church of the Open Door,"
During Mr.. Hosley's ministry
there the congregation was ar
interdenominational one.
| After his death, George Cave
naugh, a layman, continued serv-
ices in the chapel for a year. Then
the chapel was closed, to reopen
in 1888 as a school for children oi
II the area.
It was then closed again ant
remained so until 1887 when the
Rev. Calvin Dugger, a Methodist
minister from Lincolnia, Va, came
to hold services and Sunday schoo
Glasses on Sunday afternoons
William Miller served as the Sun
day school superintendent.
A year later the Rev. Charles
Curtis. a Nazarene minister, took
over the work with Arthur Arm
ibruster. layman. as Sunday
school superintendent. The chapel
however, was closed again in 1910
and remained closed until 1947.
In that year the Rev. John
Lunden, then minister of the First
Church of the Nazarene, Alex
Evening star., 1951-04-07
u. 5. Naval Academy Choir
|To Sinq at Cathedral

The United States Naval Acad-
emy Chapel Choir will sing at the
4 pm. service tomorrow In WASH
ington Cathedral under the direc-
tion Of Donald c. Gilley, organist
and choirmaster.
Navy Chaplain Paul G. Lima
weaver, district chaplain for the
Potomac River Naval Command,
will speak.
Preacher at the IL am. service
tomorrow will be the Rev. Luther
D. Miller. a canon Of the cathe-
dral.
Holy communion services to-
morrow will be celebrated at 7:3O
am. in st. Mary's Chapel, and
9 and $3.50 am. in Bethlehem
Chapel.
Evening star., 1951-04-07
Lecture Series Planned
AT Foundry Methodist

Lectures will be held at 10 am,
on five consecutive Sundays Begin
ming tomorrow before the Boil
|giano-Foxali class of Foundry
Methodist Church, Sixteenth and
P streets NV.
Robert P. Green, a member Of
the church and a former instruc-
tor at Western Kentucky State
Teachers College, Bowling Green,
Ky. will speak during the lecture
series on geographic influences in
Russia's national objectives.
Evening star., 1951-04-07
500 Loymen Expected
At Calvary Communion

More than 500 laymen are ex-
pected at the third annual Law.
mems Corporate Communion al
8 am. tomorrow in Calvary Epis.
copal Church, Sixth and !
streets NE.
The Right Rev. Angus Dun
Bishop of Washington, will be
celebrant. He will be assisted b,
the Rev. James o. West, jr., rec.
tor OF Calvary Church; the Rev
Richard Williams, head of the dio.
cesan department of social rela-
tions: the Rev. C. Leslie Glenn
rector OF st. Johns Episcopal
Church. Lafayette square, and the
Rev. Quinland r. Gordon, vicar
of Atonement, Chapel.
Evening star., 1951-04-07
DR.. Burnhurt to Preoeh

DR.. William r. Barnhart, re-
ligion and philosophy department
head, Hood College, Frederick
Md, will preach at the IL am
service tomorrow in the Uniyer-
salist National Memorial Church
Sixteenth and S streets NV. A
discussion group will meet at 8
pm. tomorrow at the church.
Evening star., 1951-04-07

% at the DR.. Henry Bennett.
church. The forums are being
sponsored by social action and
educational committees of the
Washington City Presbytery
Washington Association of Con-
|gregational Churches, and Cal
vary Baptist Church.
Evening star., 1951-04-07

tomorrow on
Point F ur:
Road to Peace"
at First Con-
6 r e 6 q t ion al
Church. Tenth
and G streets
NV.
The lecture is
the second in a
series OF four
discussions on
world problems
scheduled each
Sunday evening
through April
Evening star., 1951-04-07

Mr.. H o S ! ~
was in charge
when the at
tractive white
fra m e chapel
was b uilt in
1918 on ground
owned by him
and his wife.
T his property
was later decided
to the congre-
g a tion tn a t
built the chapel.
then known as
the "Weslevan
Evening star., 1951-04-07
Franklin to Be Topic

The Rev. George j. Cleaveland
Iof Washington Cathedral will dis
cuss Benjamin Franklin and the
American Prayer Book" at 8 pm
Wednesday in All Souls Memorial
Episcopal Church. 1900 Cathedral
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-07
Religious Talk Set

Constantine Dombelis of Colum-
bia University will speak on Re
ligion and Culture" at 7 pm. to-
morrow at the site of the Greek
Orthodox Church of St. Sophia.
1868 Massachusetts avenue NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-07
Or. Bennett to Lecture
lOn Rood 10 Peuce'

DR.. Henry G. Bennett, admin
istrator of the State Departments
Technical Cooperation Admin
istration, will speak at 8:15 pm
Evening star., 1951-04-07
By cospor Names

Hosley Me emorial Nazarene
Church of Mount Vernon, Va. is
named after the Rev. Henry B.
Hosley, who died December "a,
1905
Evening star., 1951-04-07

groupI Alexandra.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
SITUATIONS WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER, several years. sxperi-
ence IN general once r'ork, payrcll,
ONCE management, desires position.
CAKE DECoRAToR, eS, IHr (, + graduate Of 3
weu-known schools. desires position.
ia. 2-200a, Ext, 3ll.
COMPANION to elderly lady; refined;
rpeierences; pds a1 salary, $50 per week.
coNGkESssAioSsataIT sSS SNSGkiESaA staT' sEcRErRY. 21. }.ss,
exp. desires well-paying position
downtown. Box 330-A. Star. go
wants sewing out BY
the day. alterations. Call after /
O'Clock. Hobart 9149
store. store; gift shop. beauty shop; viii
Ii 4-2SS3. -'
GIRL col, part-time job, after 5
pood pma M9n' aefR. tS ar Fri; 547s' Sat any time;
GIRL. colored,, desires Job as kitchen
helper or washing dishes or cleaning.
Will work Sun. and holidays, night
work only. Ii. :3-9144.
GIRL. colored, desires work.; elev.
fasi ha 9r 9sa part time; night work pref.
HOUsEKEEPER Good cook. very
eiean ea4t t,d: 9eis wishes nniv positi9n full Or
and German. NO. 5o76. ~
LADY desires evening work; baby
Tt sitting sIs2 companion to elderly person.
LADY ai51 ~ tghitsi desires DAYTIME job;
housekeeping, nursing, light duties;
ref. furn.; live out. NO. 1875 sun.
day after 10 am.
LADY; colored. wants 5-day wk.,
Haeas for empossd rdSs aUup. Tsb
child. Honest, reliable; good refer
ences. Call OW S564.
MAID. speaks Spanish, wants house.
resgns refsrence Wft5eSS No s56s GT maids SS.rk;
practical white. wishes day
auty out oso nW; SECTION; s2a week ref.
practical, white; several yrs.
nHht nnTslnG iR i1r0nf ia bed s1ss PATIENTS day or
practical; lady patient; exp:
take charge; no lifting: live in:
reIs;; salary reas. FIR. $500.
NURSE, desires any type of position,
refs sear5 aE. h2$R5sai s5dsa training doctors
practical colored, desires
convalescent. chronic or senile:
hosp exp; salary reas. Ii. 1885.
NURSE desires work a.
infant care or chronic case; experi-
NURSE, colored. expert
enced. highly recon-, tor. maternity
SdSES VI any k1nO. LII. 4-o2uU,
= Doctors, dent SITS,
beauty salon, clerical ability: h,st
local references; highest of char
aacter. Call Ii. 3-o663, 9-o Sun;
capable and attrae.
tive woman with college background,
ef1cient typist: excel. recommended
tons Ewes. after r. DE. 1889,
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER. ca
pable assuming responsibility; varied
experience, efficient, dependable: 3
day week. -AP. 0074. 26.
SECRETARY. legal eXper., dependable
and capable of assuming resp, mem
ber of bar desires secretarial posi-
ton; S75 wk. with opportunity for
future advancement to position as
law clerk or junior gatty; preferat7y
In Catholic othce. Box 29o-A' .star. Star.
SECY., II yrs. exp; Govt. and pvt
indust... insurance. mag, financing,
patent law Box 327-A, Star
SEC'Y.,. 40, wants work in nice ONCE:
dependable. accurate with figures;
shorthand. 90 w.p.m. GE. 3512.
rYPIST, experienced, accurate, de-
pendable, wants typing or office
work to do at home. II. 6-0093.
rYPING or office work, S:45 to f0:45
am. daily, "a day Saturday. Thor
oughly experienced Prefer George
town or Virginia. Box 294-A, Star.
CUTTER and seam
stress wishes job. NO. 1884.
Continued on Next Passl
Evening star., 1951-11-25
SECRETARY

- ~ = t4@ - 4AAS
College trained. for permanent, re-
o sponoSiole position with COURTESY
aSSSO3CddAIES; as 3s;daES requiring initiative
-oookkeeping. EX. $3.50. -25
SECRETARY -RECEPTIoSIST, COLLEGE
preferred; interesting work for ma
tional professional organization:
most attractive surroundings. DU
SECRETARY STENoGRAPHER, ex-
perlenced: interesting work; 20. hr.
week; $3.50. Ma. 432".
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, with
long estab. national trade assoc.
VIC: scott Circle; training and ex-
be able to hande secretarial duties
and assignments; 5-day wk., hours
10 pm: pension plan. Please
state exper. and salary desired. Re-
ply Box 2j6-Z. Star. --21
SKIP LOCATER. experienced only.
full or part time to work In store
day or evening. MR.. JOSEPH. 719
9TH st nv
STENOGRAPHER for established
lumber ana miIlwork concern in
Bethesda. Call WI, 6622. -25
STENOGRAPHER fer real estate Of
fee: 5-day week BOSS 4 PHEL PS,
INC, 14l7 K st. NV. MA. 930O.
-25
STENOGRAPHER-Aviation commun-
ications firm; 5-day week; excellent
working conditions. Call NE. 5000.
STENOGRAPHER, experienced; good
opportunity. 5iz days State exper.
AM salary in reply. Box 34a-Z.
Star, 81
STENOGRAPHER. experienced; $50
TO start; 5-day week. Call RE. 2347.
Evening star., 1951-11-25
HELP DoMESTIc

CHAMBERMAD- WAITRESS. settled
eoiored woman with references. to
live in; $50 a week and paid va
cHA%BERAMpa,.npe fislSni Ap, ne7e; Good r.,,.,,. hon.
leth ST., NV. DIT. $3.50. ''-
COOK, plain g.h.w., light laundry:
oha days; live in Or out. GE. 3a3s.
COOK and downstairs work. $40
employed, EN-. 1908. II
COOK. s.h.w; new home, D. c.; sail
lsund.; ref; live in. EN-. sill. 81
COOK, experienced, with good city
re1eEences; re EsI ,s sleep nn. out; family of z
COOK. reliable. experienced person
housework: other help employed:
= school children: no Sundays: $50
week WO. 5799. Il
COOK, $40. expen.; refs; live in; up
stairs rooms; do laundry. no house
help employed. IA. 4l0o, --a7
COOK. light housework; live in, nice
rm. and bath: refs. REQUIRED; $40
wk. EN-. a7I1.
COOK, g,h.w:, for 2 adults. live in
pIeIeTTeQ, clty rel. call sun, after
10 am. AID. 1895. 2713 Conn. ave.
-25
COOK and housework: family of 4;
: children, ages . and s.; 5-day wk.
every other Sunday OFF children
have nurse from am to pm.
: days wk.; must care for them >
days; live in; S25 wk.; refs: George
town. DU. 6397 Sun. after am,
--25
COOK AND G.H.w.. prefer live in;
for couple; with local refs. only
Call Sun. after II am. CO. 1887:
weekdays. RE. -2775.
C0OK-G.H.W., fond of children. ex-
perienced, with references. Upstairs
room, private bath. 5 miles from
D. C. S35 per wk. Call Ell. 1855.
COOK AND G.HW., colored or white
middleaged woman; live in; must be
excellent cook with responsible ref
erences. Cheerful upstairs room
with private bath. Thursday alter
moons and Sundays free. , working
adults and l0-yr. -old boy. Near
Alexandria. One block from bus
stop. $50 week. Phone AL. foS9.
COOK-G.H.W.. to be downstairs maid,
live in; must be competent and exp:
best refs; of u day Thurs. and
every other Sum-: $35 wk. Call RA
COUPLE. live in. small family, new
hcme, woman exper. cook, g.h,W.;
man employed. EN-. 631i. -27