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Evening star., 1951-06-28
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indicated 1t was the deepest recent
U. N. penetration of this area.
Reds Defending Stubbornly.
On a visit to all three corps ir
his 9th Army, Gen. Van Fleet re.
ported he found morale high
unaffected by Red tictics or cease.
fire talk.
On his return to headquarter.
he was asked again about Wash
ington reports that Russians pro.
posed U. N. and North Korean
field commanders discuss a cease.
fire at the 3sth Parallel. He re-
piled: -,
I've just returned from visitins
my forward units who are carry.
ing out a military mission in Ko.
'rea. ] cannot comment on either
reports or rumors. I act only ir
accordance with ORDERS"
In Tokyo a spokesman for Gen
Ridgway said both the supreme
commander and Gen. Van Flee
had their orders and would no,
comment on any cease-fire unit
consultation with the American
Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Heavy Traffic Seen.
Night-flying planes reported
they saw the heaviest Red high.
way traffic in months moving dowr
the east coast through the Won.
san area. 1t was headed toware
the front.
Truck conveys also rolled dowr
western highways toward the Rec
ouildup area north of Pyonggang
heavily-guarded tip of the forme,
Red iron triangle. U. N. officer.
have predicted Reds plan te
launch an offensive from this ares
BY the second week of July, dowr
the Uijongbu invasion corridor
toward Seoul.
Bad weather hampered aeria
efforts to strike at them.
But yesterday the United State.
Air Force rocketed and bombed
supply areas and few in Close
to the front to support ground
troops.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
Service Employees
OF Phone Company
Vote Maryland Strike

Telephone plant workers in
Maryland have voted, 10 to l. to
strike If their wage demands are
not met.
Maintenance and service work.
ers left their jobs for several
hours yesterday afternoon to hold
meetings and hear reports of the
negotiations with the Chesapeake
g. Potomac Telephone Co. of Bal
timore City. Nine locals held
Simultaneous meetings throughout
the State.
Some 400 workers who serve
Prince Georges and Montgomery
County phone subscribers met at
the Silver Spring National Guard
Arnory. Telephone service was
not affected as the operators are
not involved.
Contract Expires Saturday.
The contract between the Com
munications Workers of America.
,CIO. and the phone company ex-
pires Saturday night. CWA off,
cials said a strike date had not
been set but the union was in a
legal position to strike any time
after the contract expired.
The union represents about
2,7o0 employees in Maryland and
is seeking a 10 per cent wage in
crease. The company says it has
offered 10 per cent but the nego-
tiations are stalled over varying
interpretations of the actual offer.
Operators Get Raise.
Meanwhile. about 10000 long
distance telephone operators and
service workers here and in AZ
States will get 10 per cent wage
increase under one-year agree
ment between the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co. and
the CIO Communications Workers
Of America. Some 400 craft en-
ployes are affected in Washington,
the union said.
The agreement was signed late
yesterday in New York, the union
announced. Wage Sterilization
Board approval is necessary for
1.6 per cent of the increase.
Basic wage increases. the union
explained. viii range from a low
Of So a week at starting rates in
smaller towns to a high of sol
q week in the larger cities. The
agreement also contains a reclas-
siflcation Of employees in 10 cities
Tor increases from 81 to SO.
Ninth Settlement.
The long lines agreement is the
ninth settlement made by the
union with the Bell System aff1ili-
ates. The settlements all followed
the 10 per cent wage boost pat
tern and cover more than 151 900
employees. One of the earlier
agreements was with the Chesa-
peake & Potomac Co. here. The
new agreement will raise from $86
to $94.50 the pay Of the 400 craft
employees here.
The union said contracts still
are in dispute between the union
and the Chesapeake & Potomac
companies in Maryland and Vir-
ginia, as well as the Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph Co. and
Northwestern Bell Co.
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Coming Glasses to Open
AT Tukomu Junior Hioh

Registration for canning classes
will be held from 10 am. to
pm. tomorrow in the Takoma
Park Junior High School on
Piney Branch road.
The classes, designed for those
who wish to can fruits and vege-
tables in large amounts for home
consumption, will be held from
l6 pm. to midnight Monday
through Friday, and from 8 am.
Ito 3 pm. Wednesday through Fri
day at the school.
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Illegal to Bet

The bettor who plays the horses
Through a bookmaker is as much
a law breaker as the bookie, Grim
|inal Court Judge Joseph Sherbow
ruled in Baltimore yesterday.
Judge Sherbow thus reversed a
rule of law under which the city's
criminal Court has operated for
IL years. The new ruling was
made at the trial of Samuel r.
Warner, a confectioner. who was
convicted on a gambling charge.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
Arlington Tax Bills

Arlington County Treasurer
John Locke Green plans to begin
sending 1851 real estate tax bills
to property owners beginning next
month $50 that the people will
know what a terrific tax increase
was approved by this County
Board"
The Republican treasurer said
that If there had been no reas-
signment Of real estate, last years
rate of 1858 would have had to
lbe increased to $4.24 to meet the
current budget"
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Theft of Trousers
With $1,000 Reported

Pedro H. Echeverria of Mexico
City told police a sneak thief en-
etred his room at the Ambassador
Hotel early today and made off
with his trousers containing 81 200.
The trousers were found aban-
doned later in the corridor on a
lower floor Of the hotel. but Mr..
Echeverria's S wallet with seven 500
bills. six $50 bills and 5000 in bills
OF smaller denominations was
gore.
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Albuquerque Expands

CHICAGO (P).-The 1851 Mu-
nicipal Yearbook reports that 382
cities of 5000 or more population
annexed suburban property last
year. That's a record. The city
that took in most territory, nearly
% square miles Of it.. was Albu-
querque, N. Mex.
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Wants Drivers Examined

Circuit Judge Morgan c. Harris
in Cumberland told the Maryland
Legislative Council yesterday that
auto drivers should be examined
periodically to determine whether
their licenses should be renewed.
The judge said it's "intolerable
that it makes no difference
whether a man is half blind or
blind, or loses a leg or two legs,
and still retains his drivers
license. ."-AP
Evening star., 1951-06-28

been impressed by arguments that
a too drastic reduction of leave
benefits for comparatively new
employees would hurt the Govern
ment's recruitment for the defense
program.
Increasing sentiment Is develop
ling in Congress for a Is to rs
Evening star., 1951-06-28
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

by fair, cool and less humid. Low
60-65 degrees In west and near 7C
degrees in east portions.
Virginia - Scattered thunder
showers tonight. Tomorrow. part
ly cloudy, becoming cooler. Show
ers expected in east and south por-
tions of State. Low tonight 60-66
degrees in west and around 7c
degrees in east portions.
Wind: West. 8 miles per hour, at
1880 am.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
Maryland
and
Virginia
School Board Seeks
Hiqh School Sites
in Brief

The Fairfax County School
Board has authorized negotiations
to acquire two new high school
sites.
In another move to speed real
ization of a $12 million building
plan program, the board yester-
day announced it is trying to find
sites for six new elementary
schools.
In addition, Supt. w. T. Wood
son was given authority to work
out a limited pupil exchange pro-
Igram with Falls Church.
Evening star., 1951-06-28

AI ] IL ! IA u IA
amount v o t e d
for Federal en-
Iployes with less
than five years
Iof service. The
IC iv il Service
lC o m m j s S i on
prop S e d 13
days for these
w orke ers. but
II h e sentiment
in Congress Is
that this would
ibe too little.
| Congress ap-
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District of Columbia - Partly
cloudy and humid with scattered
showers and thunder storms this
afternoon and tonight. High near
80 degrees today; low about &c
degrees tonight. Showers probably
ending tomorrow morning, fol-
lowed by clearing, cooler, and less
humid.
Maryland-Showers and scat
tered thunder storms tonight, end
ing tomorrow morning. Followed
Evening star., 1951-06-28

sewage treatment facilities to
meet present needs, the survey
will show how the present faeili-
ties can fit into any future or
regional plan that may be under
taken. 49,. gu.
Evening star., 1951-06-28

The United States Navy rations,
during the war Of 1872. provided
most minerals and vitamins now
recognized as essential. but totally
lacked vitamin c.
Evening star., 1951-06-28

(Be sure to listen at 6:15 pm.
every Saturday oper WMAL,
The Star Station, to Joseph
Young's Federal Spotlight radio
broadcast. featuring additional
re1cs and piews OF the Gorern-
n1ent Scene.I
Evening star., 1951-06-28

The surface OF the moon con-
tains about l4.6 million square
miles.
Evening star., 1951-06-28

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, SO. on June e.
Lowest. II. on February 8.
High and Low Of Last RI Hours.
High, 90, at 2:05 pm.
Low, IL, at $40 am.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
The Federal Spotlight
New, Tough Policy 7ightens Up
On Hot Weather Disn1issuIs

days annual-leave system basec
on seniority. However, the decision
fof House-Senate conferees on tn,
1851 Independent Offices bill
whether to accept the Senate.
approved rider cutting annua
leave for all Federal workers ts
20 days will depend on how fast
the Civil Service Commission vii
report its graduated leave bill.
DEFENSE-Three employees Of
the Office Of the Secretary of De.
fense have received cash awards
for efficiency suggestions. They
are David T. Stanley, Norman o
McMichael and e. John Long.
ETHICS-Nineteen House Lem
bers have SPONSORED a resolution
calling for the adoption OF g
formal ethical code in Govern.
ment that all Federal employe.
would be asked to follow. The
measure has been referred to the
House Civil Service Committee.
y y \ y
AEC-The Atomic Energy Com.
mission has established a new
division Of construction and sup.
ply. Edward j. Bloch, former dep.
|uty director of Aces division O.
production. has been appointed
director of the new division. Fred.
erick H. Warren is deputy director
and John r. Brindel, assistant t,
the director.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
Temperatures in Va

Poplin cloth manufacture orig
linated in France and was brought
to England by the Huguenots.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
River Report.

River Report
From United States Engineers.)
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah cloudy al
HarperS Ferry.
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Precipitation.


Automobile lights must be turned
one-hah hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1951-04-03
Marriage License Applications

and Charlotte satterwhite. %. 1916
Anthony carlin. 20. 54o7s "a ST., NV;
and Mabel smallwood, 2S. 5311 LIST st
George Carboneau, 80. 1000 Monroe st
ne. and Mary Donald, 30. 3665 3Stf
Arthur salter. SO. Pikesyille. Md. ant
Violet Osborne. 25. Baltimore.
Richard Williams. ,s6. oHyattsville. Md.
shelby Lay. 80, 1923 Jefferson ST. NV.
and Irene Weser, "a. 2225 Savannah
ter. Sc.
william Berkley.< 90. 2s1e Otis st. ne.
and Betty Hurley, 10, 4213 1ngomar st
NV.
sase. s snd Hsnss HAYDEN q. 4 1851 sGsS' fati
ST. NV. Hs
william ana aSaa aGaRD2s ssa soi iA9SnsRsls Sasls e. ma
William; Matthews. ls. 1919 Foote St, ne.
and Yvonne Prather. Is, 500 44th st
vsnsp joyce HsgfRns RIn aas rssrts ss St st.
John Calhoun, s7' .Middlehury: w.. ant
1s and Lucille pill. 20 ls14 9 sf: ne e.
both Of 2os, s7th st. So;
Base. and Mary Douglass, 1s. i443 In
dependence ave. Sc.
Robby Blaekstock, 25, Boiling. Air Fore
dependence ave-. sc.
Carroll Meigs. 46, Bethesda. Md. ant
Elizabeth Weaver. AZ. 1000 Cathedra
william Eddy, 81, Ft. Myer. Va, an,
! Louise Pomerleau. 90. 55l6 18th St. n "
Joseph Weber. 10, Nav. Rec, Sta. ant
Charles Jordan, 50, 24s0 10th st. NV
and Dorothy Hultengren. 80, st. Paul
James Bennett. "a; and Beverly Long. II
Evening star., 1951-04-03

John Cameron Swaze, televi-
sion and radio news analyst, has
been chosen to spin the wheel
of fortune that will select the
1851 Cherry Blossom Queen at
the Princesses' reception Friday
In the Hotel Statler.
Edward r. Carr, chairman OF
the Cherry Blossom Time Com
lmittee, said Mr.. Swayze also will
be the narrator and will take one
iof the principal parts in the
dramatic presentation at $3.50 pm
Sunday at the Jefferson Memorial
The eyes and hopes of 81
priricesses will be on MI. Swayze
Evening star., 1951-04-03

Of dietary bulk, do as this man
does. Eat an ounce (about Il cup)
oftasty Kellogg's ALL-BRAN daily,
drink plenty of water. If not COM
pletely satisfied after 10 days, return
empty carton to Kellogg's, Battle
Greek, Mich. Get DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY BACK
Evening star., 1951-04-03
swayze 10 Spin Wheel Selecting Blossom Queen

at l0:30 pm. Friday when he
spins the wheel which will come
to rest on the name Of a State
or territory. making the repre-
sentative princess Cherry Blossom
Queen for. 1851.
Evening star., 1951-04-03
Tourists Visit Dune's Home

ODENSE. Denmark.-This city
ION the Island of Funen, the birCn-
place Of Hans Christian Andersen
lis becoming popular with Ameri-
can tourists. Twelve hundred
Isixty-one of them last year visited
the fairy-story authors home anc
museum.
Evening star., 1951-04-03

regularly. Now ] feel
like a new mani
Earl Noecker, 1884
Derry St., Harris
burg, Pa. Just one of
many unsolicited let
ters from, ALL-BRAN
users. If you are
troubled with con-
efipa{ior due %olack
Evening star., 1951-04-03
Births Reported
tFrom the D. C. Bureau


BOYS.
joseph and Elizabeth Arceneaux.
Baxter and Jean Brown.
Norman and Hazel Fastnansht.
Mansur and zahieh. FawWal.
John and 1rma Graham.
Charles and Delcina johnson.
Dick and Digna Norm.
Harry and Shirlee Murray.
jacques and Agnes O'Rear.
Delbert and Donna Ping.
lyman and Catherine Siiyerstein,
Rlshard and Babette Sullivan.
Arthur and Nettie 'Weintraub.
walter and Irma Bacate.
Robert and Dallas Barnes.
Harry and Julia Carroll.
Robert and Polite Childs.
Reginald and Mary DuBose.
Ersky and Sarah Freeman.
Richard and Gladys Hall.
Samuel and Elizabeth Howard.
Thomas and Myrtle Mathis.
John and Bessie Miller.
Robert and katherine Olden.
Andrew and Connie Richardson.
Thomas and Elizabeth Sampler.
Daniel and Edith Sawyer.
Clarence and Mary Strange.
James and Sarah Taylor.
Raymond a@ ana and aifsnSy Rn6g TRoRis Wsshinston
Raymond and Mary White.
Louis ana Teresa Crowley
Urbert and Mary Gibson.
Elmer and lola HintZ.
Robert and Margaret Kaye.
Norman and Jane Lamb
Walter and Marilyn Mountioy.
James and Florence Payne.
Eugene and Nancy Raeca.
Raleigh and Eula Shepherd.
Ignacio and Fabiea Smith.
Fulton and Betty Thomas.
Ralph and Valentine Wienshienk.
Raymond and Mary Brown.
Vincent and Elaine Carter.
Robert and Ruby Carter.
Rufus and Robbie Dixon.
Melvin and Gertrude ELISE.
James and Mamie Gaze.
William and Dolores Holloway.
Evert and Marie Hudgins.
Robert and Maybelie Jackson.
Clinton and Margaret johnson.
Robert and Ernestine Jones.
Moses and Susie ManaFo.
william and Thelma Mcdonald.
Albert and Evora Tucker.
Rufus and Aples Wilder.
James and Margsrct YounEef.
TWINS.
sinserton and Mary Wilson. boy and cir
Evening star., 1951-04-03

80. both 81 Baltimore.
John Petit, 10, and Adelaide Morgan. 20.
HusS S9sh ao IF aeRansfia 4 f AND Jean koysea
both Of Arlington. Va.
Emory Kudlicka. z Flpshing: n: 4. and
Raymond a 's Iafisur, SO. SEQ MARYLAND Ave.
NV. and Gladys Mock. 80. Arlington.
Rsas. spRss esssdss @ q A. Il - St NV NV and
11a Katherens Me Palmer. ain eO? 20. ~ 4sso Nash ST st.
Herman priddy, g., Louisville. KY. and
Edward Schiorb, 10. and Dolores Obloy.
john N 1ss esh Gf e. r. st ne Air Force
and Eleanor Eaton. 21, 44o4 Texas
Glen '' Faulring, %. Boston. N. Y. and
Donald Mccarthy. 81, .931 Pennsylvania
aye: NV and GWendoiyn oglesby, is,
.qhs lams. se55. ~, both H. Of Trisnsie. Va. W."
William Worreli. Fl, 2314, Irving st. s.e.,
sidney hnS nsgx ko;enSs aSsf q 1855 $50 shpes s n
ssii2 ss;si2 sna mS Ameiita BENJAMIN al' Green
john asi' reeves, aT; %. saos Joseclyn st. NV
and Florane Mouch. "a. SSi4 o ST st. NV NV
Richard Winn. II, wilmington. N. c.. and
Dolores jackson, II. 1889 Delaware
william billiard, 10, 1905 9th st. NV
and HELEN Davis, Is. 81 Florida ave
NV.
Alfred Fake, o5, 1ee c st. ne, and Ruth
Gillespie. 20. S11 10th st. ne,
James Matthews. So, Barnesville, Ca. and
Charles s Coleman. % ae. i1s5 ssSSs' AbSey' pi H. ne
and Catherine Morgan. 23. I'll Sd st
ne.
Charles Hewlett. 25. Scotland. Nd. and
Esther Harris, 49, sos irving ST. n w
Andrew Anastasio.. 40. and Mary Farkas
Roy Banks; 2I. and Ruth Franklin. 10
Eleek Sloat, jr.,- 20. 1119 Staples st. ne,
and Frances Bolkam. 20. 1907 12th st.
Robert Fantroy, So. 1918 4th st. NV
and Marion Brown. SO. 500 Division
Vernon Pettus, 2s. and Sally Hairston,
Samuel Rr0Wn 2k Camn McCnx uis
Evening star., 1951-04-03
ADVERTISEMENT. A
ADVERTISEMENT.
FEELS "NEW AGAIN"
IRREGULARITY GONE!

''For years / had taken pills and
harsh laxatives for constipation.
Then started to eat ALL-BRAN
Evening star., 1951-04-03

Under d. C.. laaU. couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. iDGit three
full days and receipe the license
on the fifth day. Sundays and
holidays are counted the same
as other days.
Evening star., 1951-02-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont. ,

LAUNDRESS, colored, desires ironing
only. each Thurs; Call after Q pm,
aENbREssR' n4S2s RosETpA os by day dLovEs aIso take
home; will do rufiied curtains. HU.
PRACTICAL NURSE. desires full or
part time child care. 10. 2-2039. l.
WOMAN. exper., wants days work,
cleaning or as laundress. Ref. Call
Thursday, MI. 2060.
NEAT. reliable colored girl wishes Job
taking care Of children. light house.
work, References. Ii. 3-S963.
WOULD LIKE TO PLACE excellent
maid for 8 weeks. Call WO. 0522.
CoLoREp DAY CARE, 2 children;
Central ave. ne. area. LU. 4-1020.
COLORED GIRL, reliable, city refer
ences. wishes part-time or days
work RE. 1861.
COLORED WOMAN wants work
flrst Glass and capable; have ref.
q CoLoRED GIRLS want gh.w. or
child care. FIR. 1906 bet. 4 and
. p.n
Evening star., 1951-02-28

HEATERS. RANGES. STOVES, new.
used tgas, oil. coal, WOOL ACME
STOVE, 1011 7th, Ma. s952.
HOLLYWOOD BED LEGS, for coil or
box springs We install. SLAGLE
: MFG. CO., JU. 7-541s or SH. 1928:
leather: like new. $50. Shepherd
2676 after 6. MR.. SMITH. 2Ss
Evening star., 1951-02-28
CORSETIERE, experienced. Apply
IVY CORSET SHOP. 1903 G st. NV

IVY CORSET SHOP, essfitSs0i 1853 g st. APpay Pt~.
COSMETIC GIRL desired; pleasant
conditions; no nights: starting SAL
ary, $40 plus commission; drugstore
reference preferable. STATE DRUGS,
17oi Pc; ave. NV. Ma. 1880. a
COSMETIC AND PATENT MEDICINE
mssls nlss 1g frn nisht cooNHH 81 sHpda' pS heH5;
COSMETIC sALEsGiRLS, expert
enced; top references; excellent sal
ary Call RE. 2192, 2 to pm.
COUNTER GIRL (white). experienced
Apply 9ls g st. NV. RECREATION
RESTAURANT. Il
COUNTER GIRL or woman for small
saq soaS and Wsees SANDWICH ss coTnteF whts
Ex. 7s95. sic 1ith st. NV. rs
COUNTER GIRLS, white must be ex-
perienced; all day. no SUNDAYS; holi-
days. of with pay; meals. uniforms
furnished; $40 per week to start.
COUNTER GIRLS. no no experience
mess DoSTr saoI pIkETPE 1PE 09Ras asoo
n11NPPR dnnaRH1As rd elaasnSSHss CHI,
must be neat, for attractive dry
cond 94S Wayne ave. s. g.. SH.
. CREDIT COLLECTIONS, skip tracer;
perm, sal. commensurate with abili-
ty; pleasant surroundings. 1877 18th
DENTAL ASSISTANT wanted for
Hyattsville office; must be compe
tent in dealing with people Reply
in detail giving exper.. salary ex-
pected and when available. Box
DENTAL ASSISTANT. experienced.
for once in Chevy Chase. d. c. Call
W0. 5O45 or VI. 6640. %
DISH WASHER. colored for restau-
rant Apply SHIRLINGTON, DELI
CATESSEN, 4015 s. 2Sth ST., Arl.,
Va TIE. 0096. Il
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK. ex-
perienced: no Sundays. EASTERN
PHARMACY. 18th and D sts. ne.
DUPLICATING OFFICE needs girl
with some know-how, plus ability
to rassle a typewriter and come out
on top. Call DI. lilo. A real
opportunity. A
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK, g.h.w.; sac; live In or stay
two nights; local references, RA.
COOK. s.h.w,. live in. Call ow.
COOK AND G. H.w.; liye-in; light
aundrv; elec, washer, dryer, dish
washer; ia-day Thurs. every other
sun recent local refs; $2s. 81
COOK, G.H.w.-Liye in; eony.
nssssGIh99d eSdre no sundry sanes sse sehSG %e
Local ref. required. OR. 2652.
CooK-G.H.w.; $50 wk.; complete
automatic lndry.;- 3rd-d. room and
bath recent locai refs ,i,sd only dsn.eS an eS-
able woman, fond Of children need
ExaELLENT sxPaHsf.EMN1Tf iesso COOK, downstairs maid;
no laundry; fond of children: Wed.
of and every, other Sun; live IN;
health certifcate' EN-, si4s. a
GENERAL HOUSE WORK
Plain cooking; oxper., reliable; must
be fond Of children; Ga days; recent
city refs: required. Good salary
GE. l1I6. -4
G.H.W. and plain cook; live in; must
be fond of children; $50 per week
CIV, experienced. live in, of
children. local refs; S25. EN-. l144.
G.H.W.-Liye in: fond Of children;
90 to IS; experienced; $50 week
to start SH. 1915. ii;
G.H.W.. colored, live in; In family;
salary. $50 week. Phone RA. 1923
GIRL. g. h W.; help with children:
ive-in. Call evenings OIL. fos5.
HousEKEEPER. husband and wife,
aempl.. q children. school age; de-
family. 86os Popular ave. Takoma
HeeHssEikEfprERMse.tied esFsi M; Aa.er sn white. to
live with elderly lady as member Of
family. State salary. Box 365-S.
HsoSHtssEwoRKER. experienced. to live
in. 5ha-day wk.. good, plain cook;
party, city ref. req; ia. 2-5672; ?.
MAID. colored, g.h.w., In settled
family; references required. WI,
MAID. experienced. live in, small
apartment. references. Phone after
1890 am. NO. 1906. Apt, "a;
MAID. throughly experienced g. h. W,
care Of small children; sleep in 2
good health; S22.50 for days or
SIS for 5la days. EN-. se72.
MAID, s.h.w,, to live in No. All
home: upstairs rm.. S25 wk. Refs
required. OW. 6l44.
MAID, to live in: g.h.w.. cooking.
small family. References: $50 wk.
MAID, for . mos. live in, 5ia days;
S21 Two small children; suburban
va. Sunny room above ground
WOMAN. white. for child care; live
in; 5-day week. Call after 5 pm,
10. S-36a5 u
WHITE WOMAN to live in: care for
small child and do general house
work; no cooking. Apply 1900 3Sth
WHITE WOMAN to care for invalid,
ALExANDRfAHMaid. general house
work. fond Of child; good plain
salary. caiI TIE. 2o53. .
coLoRED WoMANLnGoed WoS-;.,,csS T. Job osi1d snd
care; live in; 5ia-day wk; $50 wk.
See MRS. COLE. IS pm. in store,
1896 H st. ne. or phone JU. 1856.