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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
Brunswick, Georgia
The Year In Washington

discord but the ushering in of the
Jewish New Year hearalds a
greater spirit of mutual under
standing and amity between the
two nations.
Government officials have IA
vorably noted American Zionist
action to draw the line against
Communism in the Near East
through the bolstering of Israel's
economy. On the other hand, anti
Zionist efforts are considered in
a subversive light by many be-
cause the Zionists are clearly aid
ing in the implementation of the
Truman Doctrine through support
of Israel as democratic outpost.
Even the most conservative ele-
ments, in both the Republican
and Democratic parties, support
ed Zionism.
One of the most conservative
men in the administration, Secre-
tary of the Treasury John w.
Snyder, dispelled any doubt of the
official attitude toward Israel
when bloody fighting ragged in
Korea last Autumn. Snyder said:
Through its membership in the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

United Nations, the state of Israel,
which came into being as an in
dependent nation only a little
over two years ago, has already
played a significant part in the
struggle of the free world against
aggression"
Israel Ends Policy Of
Standardization
1sraelS support of the United
Nations action in Korea brought
about an end to the Israel policy
of Standardization" with either
East or West. The subsequent
visits of Prime Minister Ben
Gurion and Foreign Minister
Sharett to Washington accentu-
ated tightening bonds between
the U. S. and Israel. The crisis in
Iran focused international atten-
ton on the Near East as the year
was at about the halfway mark
and the western nations became
very conscious of the strategic
importance of Israel to the de-
Tense of the Near East.
Although the major objective of
American policy in the Near East
was the effort to swing the Arab
world toward the west, consider
able opposition developed among
the Arab ruling circles to our
Point Four Program. Assistant
Secretary McGhee said that Arab
resentment against America was
based on our recognition and sup
port Of Israel. In order to offset
Continued on P0se 105)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
BY MILTON FRIEDMAN
Copyright, 1851, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)
WASHINGTON

WASk11NH8ION-
The contention of the late Louis
D. Brandeis that Zionism makes
for better Americanism was borne
out during the year SILL as the
democracies of Israel and the Uni
ted States grew closer together.
Israel diplomats were busy in
Washington because the threat of
war lowered over the world and
America realized the strategic i'm
portance of the Jewish state.
There were, of course, notes of
Evening star., 1951-06-23
"a Student Nurses
Capped al Garfield

Gaping exercises for "a stu
dent nurses, including one from
Iran and one from Nova Scotia
were held at Garfield Hospital last
night.
Nine Washington area student
nurses received caps signifying the
end of their pre-clinical training
The Iranian student. Miss Nahic
Farbod, is here on a student viss
and will return to her country aftel
she completes her education. Sh.
is living at 4404 New Hampshir,
avenue NV.
Miss Marjorie Durling of Ayles
ford, Nova Scotia. also plans to re
turn to follow her nursing caree,
lin her country after she graduates
Mrs. Katherine Knauff, director
of the School Of Nursing. presided
at the ceremony. and Mrs. Luci,
Strauss, assistant director of tn,
Nursing Service. addressed the stu
dents.
The Washington area student,
are
Miss Betty Brown, Route /
Branchville. Md: Miss Barbars
Dent, 4208 Longfellow street
Hyattsville. Md; Miss Edna Foss
2941 South Columbus street, Ar.
lington. Va: Miss Barbara Gill
805 Patton drive. Silver Spring
Md; Miss Alice Handy. 2114 North
Key boulevard, Arlington, Va;
Miss Margery Parsons, $50 South.
wick street. Bethesda, Md: Mis-!
Constance Peterson. 725 Emerson
street NV: Miss Patricia Taylor
2115 North Harrison street. Arling
ton. Va. and Miss Jane Tawes, 84t
South Highland street, Arlington
Iva.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
PITTSBURGH Police Chief Is Suspended as Drunk

Judge Soffel said he swore at State
Attorney Robert M. Entwisle, jr..
during his brief appearance before
1.-THE special jury.
Mr.. Entwisle is member OF the
state legal staff which Is conduct
ling the special grand jury probe
into vice and rackets In Allegheny
County.
Evening star., 1951-06-23
by the A..esiotsd Press

PITTSBURGH, June 23.-Police
|Supt. Harvey 1T was suspended
yesterday after Judge Sara Soffel
accused him of being drunk and
|belligerent d''~''." his appearance
at special grand jury hearing.
Mr.. Scott. under subpoena to
appear with personal financial
records before the special jury
was elected from the closed hear
ing and escorted to Judge Sofeps
chambers. Shortly afterward. the
ijurist made the charge.
Safety Director George E. A
Farley suspended Mr.. Scott in.
definitely. although Mr.. Scott EN-.
lphatically denied he was drunk
Evening star., 1951-06-23
An Club Fair Is Planned

Mylo s. Downey, State Boys
Club leader. announced yesterday
the Maryland All Club Fair will
Ibe held August 28-September 2
one week earlier than usual.
Evening star., 1951-12-05
DR.. Draper Wins Claim
For Retirement Paw
As Major General

DR.. William F.. Draper, deputy
surgeon general of the United
States Public Health Service from
July. 1914. to September, 1947,
will receive two years retirement
pay as a major general instead
Of brigadier general under a
ruling by the Court of Claims.
That court. in another deci-
sion late yesterday, gave the
Washington law firm of Sanders,
Gravelle, Whitlock and Howrey a
share in a $264.185 fee for rep
resenting two Oregon Indian
groups for almost IL years in suits
against the Government.
It turned down the request of
Herman P. Hevenor of 1915 North
Quantico street. Arlington, a for
mer Budget Bureau officer, for
$3.50 in travel allowances for
the period he was held prisoner
by the japanese from December,
1941; to September, 1945.
Captured at Wake.
Mr.. Hevenor, who was principal
budget examiner in the Executive
Office of the President, Budget
Bureau, was sent to inspect de-
fense projects on several insular
possessions in October, 1941. While
at Wake Island he was taken pris-
oner by the Japanese. He claimed
later that he was entitled to a $6I
per diem allowance because heI
was on travel orders. The Budget
Bureau upheld him but the con-
troller general rejected the claim.
The Court of Claims yesterday
sided with the controller general
and also noted that Mr.. HavenorI
later got his full salary for the
time he was a war prisoner.
In the case of DR.. Draper, who
had been with the Public Health
Service since 1910 and retired at
the age of 81 in 1947. the court
held he was entitled to a major
generals retirement pay for two
years because he had held that
rank in the Army in 1914 and 1945.
The exact additional amount he
will receive has not been computed.
DR.. Draper retired from the
Public Health Service with the
rank of brigadier general. When
detailed to the Army early in 1914
he retained his status as deputy
surgeon general.
Oregon Lawyers to Share.
The two Indian claims cases
in which the court yesterday
determined attorneys fees and |
various expenses were among sew
eral which have been acted on
Evening star., 1951-12-05
Woman Detective S Death
Is Probed in California
BY the Assoeiated Press

CULVER CITY, Calf, Dec. 81
A young and pretty private de-
.tective who specialized in Holly
wood cases is dead under mysteri-
GUS circumstances.
Mrs. Shirley Fawcett Kivlin, "a,
died in her home here Monday
night. An autopsy was conducted
yesterday but further tests will
have to be made before the cause
of death can be determined.
She collapsed Monday night
while in Long Beach discussing q
case with her boss, c. N. Druber,
operator of private investigation
firm. He said she began acting
strangely" and drove her home.
Mrs. Kivlin was divorced a year
ago and won custody of a 2-year-
old daughter.
Evening star., 1951-12-05

during the last two years. In one
such case last. month the court
awarded a $2.8 million fee, be-
|lieved to be the third largest of
its kind ever allowed, to Ernest
L. Wilkinson, an attorney with
Offices here.
In the latest case Of this kind
the Washington law firm will
share the $264,185 with two
Oregon lawyers. John G. Mullen
and E. L. Crawford. The attor-
neys said the exact distribution
has not yet been worked out. Be-
sides the fee allowance, another
$23, 1893 in expenses was approved
by the court. The Washington
firm will receive about $1,000 of
that.
Indians Won Decisions.
The fee and expense allowances
were for prosecuting claims which
recently resulted in decisions Civ
ing $2.259,984 for the Alcea Band
OF Tillamooks and $377,446 for
the Rogue River Tribe of Indians.
Another of the II decisions
handed down yesterday held that
the Tropical Shipping Co., which
sought SIS million for salvaging
a torpedoed cargo vessel which
was requisitioned by the United
States during the war, was entitled
to $136.050. The Government
had contended that the vessel had
only a scrap value of about
$65. 900.
1--WE reach the conclusion" the
court stated. that the Govern
ment requisitioned the ship as a
ship and not as scrap steel. In
other words, the defendant re-
Questioned a ship with a hole In
it and not a hole surrounded byI
scrap STEEL"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-06
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS
FOR SALE

SOFA. Tables. China and Rugs and
Miscellaneous Items Must Sell:
Leaving City.
ot9 Rlvard Boulevard. Crosse
Po.nte Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-06
HOUSE FOR SALE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

five BRANCH MGR. Sales
lee To establish local branch
kl line audio- visual a. cleo
INC products. TV & TV parts.
5ios RECORDS. players. tape re-
kders. projectors. home MOVIES.
film. Salary & bonus. High
ibre man only. $4,000. inv. re-
red. Wire or write: zoos W
o. Los Angeles 8 Cal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-10-06
fGSZASSlTE7,ED

FOR SALE HOUSES
Linwood-Fenkell 5 B edroom
Brickote. Near School. Good
Transportation.
Owner. UN. 3-8049.
Evening star., 1951-05-13

ACADEMIC GOWN, for ph.D degree
beautiful black silk. blue velye
facing. peri; cond.. size 3d,3s
ACCORDION, 100 bass, and case
ACCoRDIoN. Excelsior grand. 100.
bass. bass. only slightly used. $500 o.
AeSsososRsbI5ff6GNsD@gNe1WS esss sI5f6G 1S07' italian, IL,
bass. with case;, treble and bas,
shifts; alum. construction to .preyenf
RATNER's MUSIC STORE. 736 1871
ADSbiNGi iS Nc MACHINE, Monroe. elee.,. {
ssols.. desk model: exc. cond.; $i10
ditioned; yours for S69.60. Today
CO. 1926; week, 1112 14th st. NV
ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs, elec
trio. Reconditioned. Guaranteed
S79.60. UNITED TYPEWRITER co.
ADD. MACH, new. used. all makes
hand, elec.; great reduc. Today. CO
1925; wk., 1112 14th NV, DI. 1872
AIR COMPRESSOR, Drummer, % hip,
$50 lbs. pressure for low-pressur
gun; not portable; S100. TR. 232;
AIR fEsn coMPREsson,D mi & D'R: R.h.p; or slo,
battery charger. can connect l:
batteries. Call weekdays. s. to .5:3t
only. Il g pl, ne. NE: 0524.
AIR C0MPRESSORS, $21 up, TO
spray or utility. GICHNER, 251:
Afh n n;Ei coNbfTroNER. 81, aSeR. window -1S 15pe
AIR gSs0 coSD1TIoNEE oshS s5s e9cesn con sgsf
.s tisn; c;dsSSStTHYyNEGFa sSGS nSy Can pS,Soo w. 1s14
excel, cond.; $500 or best offer
AiR }R sa5Sfdi S5SDirf6NEsss, atSsH Pm new Carrier
room units one H-h,p;a $2e6: on,
A-h.p., $2es.50. Call cH. 43ss.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
SITUATIONS WOMEN
ASSISTANT EDITOR

ASSISTANT EDITOR
Able trade paper editor; empl hall
days can assist editor half days; tor
refs; $50 Box 299-B, Star.
BAFY SITTERS HELP for shut ms;
Fs.'sn5e HoME MAKFRs RsISRsa'' SERVICES. f oW' oeW,
CoNPaNION- -HOUsEKEEPER. execu-
t:yc r'iddie-aged dy laay' uneneum-
ca6 CARE alsb.r Eat Iar ep hone oSer duties
CHILDREN CARED FOR by refined,
educated mother, by day Tor en-
eSysaa RsogsnIy BeT sSs ssened
p dependable, to elderly lady; no en-
cumbrancesi would travel. Ia. 0264
COMPANION. widow lady. refined; to
sSg gt dytiss; CH Tshes es7s po.tior
to an elderly lady OF. small child O
nice Va. family; well recon-. LU
DENTAL DENTAL AssIsTANT-Recspttonis
DfsHWasHER@een.. E kitchsp helper
Or busgiTi. caGo G,5l colored. No Sun
EXECUTIVE SECY. coml, and lega
min: 1000 " 1'f BOX ESisi'|s SIZE s:sr
FRENCH LADY. well educated widow
80. desires responsible summer DO.
sition as tutor or governess, provid.
ing room, board for self and Ayr.
old son. Box S3-A, Star. -15
FRENCH TEACHER-Sports, music
desires position as governesS II
family. Free to travel ME. 2100
Ext. 702.
GIRL. colored, wants job as fountain
girl, child's care or maid In store
HO $3.50.
GIRL. colored, wishes Job as bus girl
fountain or salad girl. 4-yrs. ex
perience. DU. 1905.
GRAD. NURSE, white, not. reg. II
d. c.; reli., age 81; stay nights, Sun
and Mon. Good ref. II. 3-3s02.
HOUSEKEEPING for empl. adults
good cooking; engage and supervis
elsaner-laundress; SO; b-dsy week
MI 2001.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcon,A

FLOOR sERyICR-Notning but the
best; laying, sanding. finishing,
cleaning; parauet installation. Bruce
finishes, FLOORING CoNTRAc-
TORS. INC. 1872 Wisconsin ave.
FGRNiTuRE UR REFINIsHING - WI
make it look. like new; reasonabls
FPkSirRf PTissii GRl aftsT S Au SeaS work
very reasonable. Call sun. NO.
rURSirnEE iaas afsfE REPxiRfNa. Tsshsnys retnish-
aIEBHsT 1hH RI pEAkr sea5 "a 4soS
HomE Z sin niMFR65yRRMENrs. ts ; z n old and new,
erms III
RoME SHi ssss RsEPAIR. carpentry, iurn.
overstuffed, rewebbed and tied.
How about q cedar closet? co. 623l
LAMPS REPAIRED. lamp shades re; re;
LAMP MART, sa4s Georgia ave.
Silver Spring, Md, ST.. $3.50.
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED ant
repaired at your door; $3.50. IA
LAWN AVN MOWERS sharpened, adjusted
thand1; $3.50. AP. 4733
BEDDING 20. l224 l%tn s. NV
pSfSTiNG. an ING interior and exterior;
white; estimates free: do own work
PAINTING. interior and exterior. b,
able white man. Best work foI
less. Free estimates. Ii. 6-22sS.
Ia
PAINTING, commercial and residen-
tial. Steeple and high rigging, our
specially. THE LINDA DECORATING
CO. 10. 5-1952. II. 4-16o4. lis
quickly, neatly done; reasonable: re.
liable. r. P. COOKE, 3415 Holmeae
pl.. Phone TU. 1867.
PAINTING-For . job well done at I
price you can afford to pay. Cal
JU. 7.92lS after $50 p.m. --13
PAINTING. paper hanging. KEN.
tonng ,Fs SsTPentry sn paasteGns aoss MIG net
PAiNTING@Reasonable prices witt
satisfaction guaranteed. Do owl
work. White. 81. 9S46.
PAINTING-Interior exterior. Rool
coating. General repairs. Free esti-
PAINTING, Kitchens, woodwork. Kem-
Tone. Texolite; rooms; good work;
exper. (col); reas. price. LII. 6-1743
PAINTING. PAPERING, plastering
repairs. roof painting and fixing;
reasonable; quick service. HU. 4429
PAINTING. 1 PAPERNG. commercial
years. Mr.. IAWRENt!E. RAJ aS70s
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
Experienced, courteous service. Sen,
GAN DEcoRAToRs. XII XII. 1s-4s4i M
Evening star., 1951-05-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER-Experienced, white
grandmother; by hour, single days,
any any tine; references; RA. 37s1. :.
cfRn TS%an :olUred Fsd0ie wants I9 sIds aS9ss work
Mon, tues. and Sat, Cali no. ss47
GIRL, colored, wishes part-time
morning work: os, honest, depend; good
city references. CO. Ola. VIVA
GIRL. colored wants Job to take care
OF children; ne. HU. 3739.
GIRL, colored, general housewofk, g.
day week; plain cooking. HU. 50S4.
GIRL, colored, wants job for employed
f92 s9qpls; eio5Gs fond OF children; 6-day week.
We'd Wed. fSuqs sSlG5ed refs' loF Ak. 7s7a. Mon
GIRL. colored, wishes light house
work 90 OF Child care; days a week.
cHna snal fS9rsd s1 Mona Hanti io0 slsan!as sa
perienced and reliable. LII. 3-7494.
GIRL, colored. desires position as
day worker; experienced. DE. 6465.
H0USEWoRk. no cooking or extra
LAUNDRESS, LIST class, wishes bundle
or family wash; take home curtains.
LAUNDRY CLEANING-Colored girl
wants ssF sot DAY ~, work; 16s Ref Ho. ss4s'
ssz or aoFnsf ea heHss Ts
WOMAN. colored. wants g.h.w.; have
,sTSS, g1SS TefsTspSes; sEPS yv, HI SS.n SS2S O.,
light housework. am. Buchanan st.
dry yonns Es; no aso Ss 2 ssn 1Ss M g. go aun
ELDERLY, ACTIVE coIored woman
wants 5-day housekeeping, child
oob ssGi stsS GooKs Rishss Hor,sEREEPfR N3 ssas
cientious, white, fond of children. de-
sires home for self and quiet teen
age son; small salary accepted. Box
364-B, Star, or GE. 3155 aft. p m.
RELIABLE coLoRED WOMAN de
ssss soosins shx NO children sRa fans4 III 4s4s Pisn
CoLoRED GIRL desires g.h.w. Ii.
|coLoRED GIRL desires work, child
care, mothers helper, waitress. Ii.
ICoLoRED GIRL, reliable, desires
PssTSfo5time sSo or day work; ref. AT
CoLoRED GIRL wants work; to
clean apt; gentleman or lady. HI.
CoLoRED GIRL. wants work, child
care, light housework. Ii. 7-s410,
coLoRED GIRL desires job, TOURIST
home. rooming house. Ii. 1851.
CoLoRED WOMAN wants Job doing
ngh6 housework; exper.; refer. MI.
COLoRED GIRL desires Job working
from 5 o'clock pm. till after din
ner; 5 days wk.; preferably for
easbfHf oV wS%aS eSSRs desires G1 sssS
COIoRED WOMAN. ; Experienced.
wis wishes days work or cleaning ofdces.
CoLoREDS WOMAN desires work. clean
rooms. make beds. Ii. 3-3997. 32S
coLoREsiD WOMAN, wants part-time
morning or evening work; good ref
erence; please call Sun. or Mon,
CoIoRED WOMAN. wants days work.
CoLoRED WOMAN wants job; ofice
cleaning; night work preferred; or
char woman. EX. S207.
COL0RED WOMEN, experienced wants
work of any kind. Ii. 6-s631.
WHITE WOMAN will work 2 days
each week for living quarters for
urban. Box 339-B. Star.
DO YOU NEED trustworthy. extreme
ly competent domestic worker? Full
time employment; will stay through
dinner, but not live. in; minimum
salary, $50. plus carfare. Call her
present employer. OR. 3248.
EXPERIENCED colored woman wants
days work Mon. Fri; baby sitting
cleaning. Call Mon, NO. 01S4.
WOMAN, colored. desires g.h.w. OF
part time; refer. no. 8766.
WANTED-Colored domestic house.
work; 5 days & week: no night work;
experienced. AID. 0107.
RELIABLE colored girl wants days
work; part time or full time; ref
Evening star., 1951-05-13
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BABY CARRIAGE, perfect condition
used 3 emonths. Call EN-. 1862
BasY aisSE CARRIAGE. llshtweigh., col.
bed. $3; both excellent condition
BABY CRIB -storkline: good condi
tion: full size; $12. WI. 9299.
BABY CRIB. maple; mattress ane
spring; sons Ecod condition; So. Ca
BAsY M s6aSS CRiB AND MATTRESS. $40
bathinette. a.. 1921 N. 3rd. st.
BABY FURN. SALE-Look at thes,
PRICES before you buy used goods
Cribs from S16.95: carriages from
Sakeps Ras Prom gsns sss5 iron ss2s % safI
this ad, S14.95. NATIONAL BABY
SHOP. 2461 18th st. NV. Opp. Am.
bassador Theater.
BABY SCALES-Irish maid (side.
va TsIk ,tSs tes|' sirrs ice shoe skates
BAR. Chinese; hand-carved teakwood
BARBER SHOP EQUIPMENT. com.
PET, ple5e eauipmsnt or separate units
Basins, SINKS. BATHTuBs, bun
in; Fittings, new or used. BLOCKS
BATHINETsTE and scale. enc; new condi.
ton; aluminium bathinette never
Ssso' Sse,' ieaie Ia. e.9asS. e B D0unds' both f0l
BATHTUBS, new used. built in, legs
sinks Ss basins, toilets PEERL LEsSs
BEAUTY SHOP STOOLS So; 5aj. N slightl, H
used. MI. 3771.
BED, Edison. youth, S35. 81 $500
BED, metal, single, with coil spring.
and mattress; excel. cond.; bargain
BED-sinele, 4-poster mahogany
Also l occas. chair. S5. TU. 1928
BED. wooden double, box springs
mattress; sofa. slip covers; good con
BnnFoIdins. ditton EsSsonasle sds AZ AZ siss SIG
BED sJRLIPretty cream color. simu
practically new. S25. WI. 26O6.
BED--Solid maple double. with Gus
tom-built springs; excel. cond. Leav
ing city; will sacrifice for $50 or bes
BED-simmons Beauty Rest Holly
or best offer Or. aiai. go
BED-Hollywood. double. simmon
box springs and mattress: used
mos; $5S complete. Call odentol
6301.
BED, mahog.: Empire style; $50
AHll OI. IJlD.
BED, Hollywood. mattress; goot
condition; reasonable. LU. 4-5944
BEDS t2), double .springs and mat
tress Il Chippendale, ] Walnut,
single, pineapple top. GE. 1921.
BEDS. twin. with matt. and bo,
springs: solid mahog.; pract. new
beautiful: S150. WA. 5516.
BEDS (2), HOLLYWOOD, box spring
inner-pring mattress; may be uset
as divan. MI. 4700 Monday.
BEDS. Windsor. twin. including mat
tress, springs: clean, excel. cond.
$50. HU. S65S.
BEDS-Twin; mahogany; tufted heat
boards. including box springs. Ress
BED. inner-spring mattress. walnu
dresser; S35; 41I2 18th pl: ne
Reasonable. Good condition. IA
BED LEGs-convert your ecil or bo,
springs into HOLLYWOOD beds. WI
install SH. 1928. JU, 7-541S.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
MOTOR TRAVEL

LADY WANTS RIDE to Nashville.
Tenn, or vicinity. May 25th or
26th. AK. 0756.. --13
RIDERS-One or two riders wanted
who are willing to share car ex-
penses to Nashville. Memphis or
Little Rock; leaving May IS. 1851.
Call OR. 1886 or ST. 1900. Ext. 245.
DRIVING TO LOUISIANA May 20:
can can. take ssse 2 ladies or couple. Phone
LEAVING In NEW HUDSON June q
for Calf: need two passengers to
share expenses; exchg. ref. Call
WANTED@s pass. to drive and shar,
expenses to Fresno, Calf. leaving
June LIST. returning to Wash. Jul!
9TH: ref. required. GIL. 0515.
NAVAL OFFICER, leaving May Is fol
San Francisco desires 1. 2. or
passengers. share driving, expenses
BOX 3SS-B, Star. 16s
MONTREAL-Ride wanted by young
couple. about May 27, share ex-
penses: ref. Box 3S9-B, Star.
CHICAGO. leaving May 20 or 26, take
one; share expenses and driving,
refs. exchanged CO. $3.50.
TWO PEOPLE desire ride to Kansas
Sun. RA. 1855. ewes. after z.
LEAVING FOR INDIANAPOLIS, Fri.
May 25; Phone ewes. and Sun.
RA. U4gl.
Evening star., 1951-05-13
HELp DOMESTIC Scent.,

WOMAN. fully. experienced, capable
charge small house and z children.
plain eooking; local references; live
YOUNG WOMAN. over 20. for do
knSwiedse W Z Of cooking; six-room
apartment. automatic washing ma
chine, good home; $50 per month.
Reply to MRS. p. SABLOFF, As
South Main street. Liberty. N. Y.
ARLINGTON OR FALLS CHURCH
resident. $50; wk;; good cook. s.h:w.;
A HANDYMAN and second cook;
school; handyman must live in; 5Na-
day week. Call NO. 77S1.
GENERAL HoUSEWORKER, expert
enced with children; 5Ia days; re-
cent city references; good wages.
SETTLED coLoRED WOMAN to take IKE
rm. and board and small salary.
MI. 6740.
CONSIDERATE YOUNG FAMILY q
toddlers) heed cheerful, healthy,
8 capable woman to cook and care for
children in hotel apt: good salary
plus plus. bOnsf a # nv wiling szd to sS3sE TgsE On IN week
lie
A SETTLED WOMAN. live In. rm..
board free: S65. mo-: care 3 children
under 4; working parents. CHI.
3S01.
GIRL. heat and reliable, with excel.
recent D.. G. refer; S25 to, start;
gIh ggih'W; z-sRso and help with child live in
COUPLE. cook and butler; two up
stairs rooms and pvt. bath available;
$500 per mo. Only exp. cpl. with
good local refs. considered. EN-.
NAVAL OFFICERS FAMILY. 2 chill
dren, desires middle-aged white
woman for g.h.w.; live in. oW.
SETTLED WOMAN for part-tims
work in exch. for 2 furn. rms.
2270 Cathedral ave. NV, AID. b9l9.
THREE-RM. APT with board in
trade for housekeeping services; no
children, FA. 1900.
WOULD LIKE a dependable woman
to care for two children in exchange
for room and board; no house WORK.
Call WA. 1874.
COLORED - NE. RHODE ISLAND
AVE. bus. days. S25 and earfare;
10 am. to 2 pm; willing WORKER
like cooking; ref. 2 yrs. or more;
CoLoRED WOMAN, age 3O;45 for
general housework. must live in,
salary $50 per wk., uniform furn.;
only . in family, no children, city
references necessary. EN- l2oo,
RELIABLE CoLoRED GIRL to, spend
summer at resort, g-h.w., COOK, care
of small children. Salary open. IT,
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