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, 1951-05-11
DR.. Briun Shorney,
Chief Nun. Physician,
Resigns Post

DR.. Brian T. Shorney, Chief
Municipal Physician, rendered.
his resignation to Governor
Morris F. de Castro in a letter
dated May 9. In his letter, sent
through the Administrator for
st. Croix. DR.. Shorney states:
1T is with deep regret that
l find it necessary to write this
letter. For the past three
years I, together with my
loyal and hard working staff,
have made every effort to i'm
prove the quality of the medi-
cal service and to organize
many additional public health
programs for the people of st.
Croix. 1t is a great source Of
satisfaction for all of us to
know that these efforts met
with success and are greatly
appreciated.
However, from time to
time pressure has been
brought upon me and deci-
sions have been made which
in my opinion were not for
the best interests of the pa
tients. Also, fundamental diff
ferences of opinion between
the Commissioner of Health
Continued on page ~
, 1951-05-11
Governor Submits
Ordinance to Estub.
Home Guurd

Governor de Castro has for
Warded to the St. Croix NUM-
cipal Council a draft of ordin-
ance to establish the St. Croix
Home Guard as an organiza-
ton of public safety, relief
and civil defence within the
Police Department.
The Governor came in this
morning and returned on the
afternoon plane. He was ac-
companied by his Administra
tive Assistant Valdemar A
Hill.
, 1951-05-11
First Veterun of
Korean Wur Arrive
In st. Croix

The first veteran of the Ko-
rean war to arrive in St. Croix
came in on the plane this
morning. He is Corporal Frank
brother of Leocadio
a grocer and taxi
operator.
Corporal Comacho, still
youthful looking despite the
fact he has been into some Of
the bitterest fighting, belongs
to Company A, a tank batta-
lion. He came out without a
scratch. He was in charge of
one of the MAG heavy tanks.
Although not a Crucian,
Corporal Comacho's mother
and father and virtually all
his relatives have been perma
nent residents of St. Croix for
many years and he regards it
as his home.
He must return to the main
land and report back. for duty
on May 23rd. He leaves Saint
Crolx next Wednesday.
, 1951-05-11
~ThirtY-one vi. Youths
Indicted Into
u. S. Armed Forces

The largest group Of VI. Sc
lectees called on any single
day since 1916 were sent to the
Examining and Induction Sta
ton in Puerto Rico on We'd
nesday, May 8 for induction
into the Armed Forces.
Major Christmas, in giving
the breakdown, stated that a
chartered plane picked up Is
men in st. Croix, and stopped
stopped in st. Thomas for IA.
An additional 2 followed with
in a few minutes on a regular
Continued on page ~
, 1951-05-11
Meeting Of Police
Athletic League
Poorly Attended

A meeting Of the Police
Athletic League held in Saint
Thomas yesterday was poorly
attended. A motion was made
to dissolve the corporation but
was laid on the table for fur
ther study.
Action to elect new officers
was also deferred until an
other meeting is called, which
will be done shortly.
, 1951-05-11
Ndtiondl Hospital
Day Celebration
Postponed 10 MdY is

The celebration of National
Hospital Day has been post
poned from Saturday May IL
t "wednesday, May Is, accord
ing to a notice received this
evening from the Office of the
Administrator for ST. Croix.
, 1951-05-11
Virgin Islunds Artists
Impress Buhumu
Islands Audience

New York City-Two of the
best known artists of the Vir-
gin Islands, carried their Ia
Tents a step farther, when Miss
Doris CALDER, and Hugo
Bornn, concluded a highly sue
cessful concert tour of Nassau,
Bahama Islands. The two were
taken there thru arrange
ments of the New York Art
Group, a local body of fine art
lovers, headed by Miss Olive
Abbot.
In both appearances, the ar
lists drew praises of the local
critics, and sincere desire that
they make their next visit
soon. Of Miss Galiber's sing
ing, the Nassau Daily Tribune
"Se tn mani, Sc sospiri'
wrote: "A girl with a golden
voiced bird caught in her
throat from the moment
she walked composedly on to
the stage -. to sing the first
bar of her opening selection
the power and beauty of the
voice of this Mezzo-S Soprano,
from the Virgin Islands, cap
tivated her hearers.
Mr.. Bornn's performance in
the second recital, got this
comment: "The look of peace
pervading every face of the
congregation leaving
Christ Church Cathedral, last
evening at the close Of Mr..
Hugo Bornn's organ recital,
should quickly and utterly
have dispelled any doubts the
organist may have concerning
the effect of his performance
upon the audience" Those
who had the privilege to at
tend, agree that Mr.. Bornn,
last night proved himself even
Continued on page A.
, 1951-05-11
Queen Celeb. !.
At Peters Rest School
Tonight at 9

The annual May Queen pro-
gram by the pupils of the
Peters Rest School will be to-
night, beginning at 9 o'clock.
After the coronation the
Motta- Thomas Combo will
feature at a dance to continue
until 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1951-01-15
HELP WOMEN (cont.l

CLERK with knowledge OF shorthand
and good typist; perm; position; b. s;
education; 5-day week. JOHNSON
SERVICE CO., 1000 X st. NV. See
Mr.. Jones or Miss Smith. -l5
CLERK for dry-cleaning store, steady
job. good pay and excellent work
ing conditions; good opportunity
for advancement; experience pre-
ferred but not essential. Apply
CENTRAL CLEANERS. 323 Carroll
CLERKS-Aristo Cleaners has a few
excellent vacancies for counter clerks
and branch managers in various Sec
tions of the city Exper. preferred
but not necessary. Excellent salary
Plus bonus and employe discount.
Ages 22-45 only Call MA. 7135 for
appt. for interview. IL
CLERK for filing and some typing;
5h-day week. pleasant working
conditions; preferably one living
in s.e. area. Apply MR.. DUBIN.
2012 Shannon pl. Sc. -16
CLERK to price laundry tickets. also
record tickets in ledger; age % -35
yrs; one who understands PIX
45-hr. wk.: permanent position.
main ofice. Ask for Mr.. Burns,
WAsHINdToN LAUNDRY aes1e X
cIERKMAbility Ii to type helpful; 40
mr., 5Ia-day week. Vacation with
pay, free disqualification insurance,
bonus plan, and other benefits. Con-
veniently located in Briehtwood
COMMERCIAL CREDIT CORP, 1913
Georgia ave. NV. lie
Evening star., 1951-01-15
HELP WOMEN (cont. J

WOMAN for branch ONCE large paint
manufacturer. good typist. general
office work, ability to take dicta-
tion desirable; salary, vacation and
other benefits, 5-day week. Apply
GLIDDEN CO.. 1923 4th st. ne.
--15
WOMEN, 21-29, for full or part time
employment in an exciting and
lucrative professional field; no sales
work. Income ranging from $50 to
S125 per week with minimum guar
antee. Pleasant inside work. Apply
to Mr.. Catlin, 9:30-11 40; U. s.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 315 18th
WOMEN, earn. money while children
are in school. Avon products has
profitable territories in Silver
Spring Write THELMA BROWN,
4506 Manordene rd.. Balti.. Md.
ALERT YOUNG LADY with know
ledge Of shorthand and typing;
gsnl ofies work for insurance co.
Phone NE. O70S. -17
PART-TIME GIRL. white. age %
to 35, 5 IT. 4 in. or over; exercise
leadership and general health club
work: am. or PM; IL to "a hours
weekly; experience not necessary
short training course free; good
health and trim figure essential
Apply PHYSICAL FITNESS CLUB,
1719 K st. NV. Tuesday. 10 am.
Evening star., 1951-01-15
HELP WOMEN
Telephone Operator
FOR RELIEF AND PART-TIME
FILE CLERK. PERMANENT POSI-
TION. 5-DAY WEEK.
WILLIAM HAHN & co.
7th AND K SITS. NV.

rYPIST; accurate. average speed OF
30 words per minute; aged 20-35;
excellent salary for qualified per-
son; salary supplemented by over.
time pay If desired. Call RE. S125
rYPIST. to work in auditing dept.
typing figures and reports, Will alSt
do miscellaneous clerical work; lib
eral discount on purchases ant
other company benefits. Apply per.
sonnel office. SEARS ROEBUCK
CO.. $500 Wilson blvd. Arl.. Va.
rYPIsTmrret y ,sTs resident den ,, 9t nearly
SURANCE CO., Courthouse Square
rYPisT&permanent, 5-day week
good working conditions. LOYALTY
GROUP apply $50 Woodward Bldg
rYPIST. 5a-day week; also one office
worker. good with figures; private
club. MA 0302.
rYPIST, 1886, for general ofict
work: excellent working condition!
and good chance for advancement
SosfHwEsTERN S9s1i EhISf NATIONAL Sfe5i ApRi, IN
SURANCE CO., S12 Woodward Bldg
-16
rYPIsT. experienced in installment
collection work for optical office
Inquire MR.. BURSTEIN. 727 7th
Evening star., 1951-01-15
HELP WOMEN

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, young
lady, for position in ofice Of nlo-
week. See MR.. sHAFTEL. 7th
floor, Warner Theater Bldg. III
COPY WRITER for advertising dept.
exper. desirable but not absolutely
necessary; ability to write essential;
TONS. 3i3 7th st. NV, DI. 800.
DANCE TEACHERS - The Victor
Dance Studios needs young women
with personality and ambition to
teach ballroom dancing. Complete
training given. Excel. opportunity
for advancement. Apply in person.
DENTAL AssfsTANT, state expert;
saGe salary. aISss'S Box ss5eE. stan anu ef'' @T5
FILE CLERK, 1928 years of age;
$2,450 to start: no exper. rea,;
knowledge of typing; interesting work
for motion picture concern; 5-day,
40-hr. wk.: 26 days annual leave.
Apply Room 400. TOWER BLDG,
I4th and K SITS. NV. 10
FILE CLERK; under 30 aiodss newspaper Isl ape
ing necessary; 5-day wk.; advance
ment. CO. l014.
FLORIST. part time. Saturday, Sun
day. some evenings. Apply in per-
son. 1900 Wisconsin ave. NV. --15
FOOD SUPERVISOR Ambitious
young lady who is interested in
permanent position with advance
ment. Degree in home economics
ferred, but will consider some one
with commercial experience instead
Apply personnel office. L st. en-
trance, HOTEL STATLER -l6
Evening star., 1951-01-15

ACCUClIICdIIU-O U-OOChNCCPCI
Income tax returns filed: expert; rea-
sonable rates OW. $500 or OW,
ara
Evening star., 1951-01-15

Neat ;ppeaIance, to meet the public
know ledge OF shorthand necessary
pleasant working conditions, per-
manent. Apply JAFFE, oil 18Th
Evening star., 1951-01-15

Accountant -Bookkeeper
Income tax returns filed; expert; rea-
sonable rates. OW. $500 or OW.
BARTENDER-At present employed,
tent mixologist. with complete dining
reliable ai paf very hish type. references
ayailable; , Bog 416,J; sEp staE+ 1oa a,d
general contractors estimator. free
ceSsful record of competitive eSti-
mating; cost control: project basis
only. Box SOL. Star. Is
COOK, experienced, colored man, de-
ssires day Or night work OF any kind
MALE SuRsE-care of nervous or
RiycniasTsf Ri t4avef Rs fase aaSs $Sar nome
MAN with car available after 4:30
pm. and Saturdays, sundays; steady
empt. employed. desires change; thir-
teen years experience. expert
shorthand-typist, executive ability.
mum hsnae sary sso 3oara Based %
YOUNG Man. age a5, > yrs. feld
exper., wants permanent Job with
land surveyor. Box 353-H, Star,
DO You NEED SOME ONE for a
responsible position? Let's talk It
over. 7 may qualify. Mr.. MILLER.
ATTESTfoN, AVIATION companies
Honorably discharged UsAF oficer,
age %. ! yrs military service.
z yrs military pilot. CAA CONNER
cial license. radio operator, 30
wpm. experienced in accountable
supply. personnel and ONCE man
with aviation company or airlines;
career hasis yearly renewable con-
tract. Ambitious, well-rounded ed
ucation. military background. Box
314-E Star -16
COLoRED MAN desires position as
night man. Exper. In elevator.
stoker and switchboard. Me. 5076. .
COL. EXPER. MALE COOK, reliable;
refs. fast lunch"~r nr small res
taurant Phone EX. goal.
Evening star., 1951-01-15

SECRETARY, 3O-hour week, 9 to
$3.50; excellent working coditions;
established engineering concern. TIE.
56I5. --19
SECRETARY and office manager
Chemical and engineering research
organization needs capable girl for
responsible Job; shorthand and
typing required; college background
desirable: must be intelligent. alert
and perSonable: starting salary, $3.50
to S270, exact amount depending on
qualifications: opportunity for ad-
vancement. Call for appt.. OV. q n.
SECRETARY, for law Arm; age Il
30; must be. efficient and CO.
operatives; legal exper. not essential,
Call DI 4015. -16
-stenographer typist =
Excellent working conditions. 5h-
day week: group disqualification.
WooDHoUSE STATIONERY CO,
1922 H ST. NV. -1@
SECRETARY for doctors. once near
Park Fairfax and darlington, Va,
Salary. open; hours 90: 30: Satur-
day, h-day. Call TIE. $3.50 after
10 am. weekdays. -16
SECRETARY for one of Washington s
most exclusive. mems shops; must
have sense of humor and ability to
get along with young men. Call Ma.
4576 for interview. lie
SECRETARY. executive ability, age
25-35, for regional manager; large
firm. excel. working cond., paid
vacation, 40-hr. week Phone Elk.
1868 bet and 10 am -16
Evening star., 1951-01-15
YOUNG LADY

Neat -ppearance, to meet the public,
experienced, in general ONCE work;
know ledge Of shorthand necessary:
pleasant working conditions, per-
5a mansnt' Apply JAFFE' s11 Ia 18th
YOUNG WOMAN wanted for general
%hrE ff E'iS 4owHRs szRns oFsfeE 4 ARRszS
YouNG 81 e. WOMAN. capable to manage mana
and sell art and craft supplies;
60 good 81 1Ppest9nity ss,H for right fs person
afGH SC; scHooL SS6 graduates ta), white.
in old established insurance firm;
exper. not necessary; pleasant work
ing. conditions; 5-day wk., vacation
KIM psS Tsls9hSps SaT1%NA ST aaNk M o.T s
keepers, 1. B. NJ. operators and
adding machine operators; ages 1S
to 25. II inexperienced will receive
adequate pay while being trained.
Apply main once, 619 14th st. NV.
ALERT. educated woman. age 25-45,
to assist local director Of Childcraft
usual Opportunity for right woman.
Write Box 35-L. Star, giving age.
ANNsPoais sassfslGn snf hEbfo pbfoe STATION re.
good personality. experienced in
typing, shorthand and simple book
nent and offers interesting. varied
work under pleasant conditions; s.
oay week. IN salary commensurate
with ability; no beginners, please
Include experience and references IN
letter: All applications confidential.
BOX 54-k. Star. --16
SUPER PROFIT GREETING CARDS!
Amazing value 25-card 81 An.Oc-
casion Assortment pays you 1905
PROFIT. Newest 21-card 81 SEN
sation: Metallics full line Assort-
ments. 81 Imprinted Stationery,
Matches. etc. No experience needed.
Extra Bonus. Sample Assortments
on Free Trial. ARTISTIC. 1908 Way
Elmira. N. Y.
DEFENSE WORK FOR WOMEN
Replacing essential manpower. Apply
your mechanical skills to salesman
ship OF building materials. Inside
Job, permanent position, S-hour day
openings in city and Va. Phone
AT. 400 for appointment at
HEcHINGER CO.. 18th and H SITS
Evening star., 1951-01-15
HELP MEN lcent.l

STOCK HELPER. to place merchan-
disc in stock room and pull as re-
euested when needed on sales floor;
Liberal discount on purchases and
snsT onnel 'Gssns See sGaRs Gfns'' ARRe
CO., $500 Wilson blvd. Arl-. Va
SUPERINTENDENT. settled man. to
supervise office BLDG. Must under
edge. of maintenance. Steady pos,
excel sal. to start. Ask for MR..
KELLER S16 F ST. NV. lie
TAILOR. who who can take care of
any any TAILORING hnIy Job in modern yales +
ySI,I1s yH,LET; al;sI ssi1 Pinsy Bra Branch rcsd. q,
TELEvIsioN INsTALLATIoN CREW
furnished; sool salary and workins is
condition. Call MR.. KINNIN, OR.
rEIEvIsIoN SERVICE MAN. aS exp.
9Io must s'b be ST fair nW typst
MeNULTY BROS. CO. sic r; l.
rRAsiiLFss sALEsMEN-we have
% opePnss ,s for statesmen n,aI. in the i s5i 600 %
Serson pc os.'er AnER1cAN 9fl "a 'FEs TRAILER & con m
4030 Wisconsin ave. NV. See, Mr..
TRUCK DRIVER and helper for parts
uepI. III idIke AUTO dktuCy' ~. u
lips. BEAL MOTOR CO. 14ol R; 1.
vULcANizER. exper.. se1 per Sk..
gooo working conds. BEN HUNDLEY.
3446 14th st. NV.
WATCHMAN. middle-aged. steady
job. good pay: refs. required. Apply
at construction Job. 9Th and Nichol-
wSPcH VAT Ii REPAIR MAN. exper.. TiG full
Box 3S2-E. Star. IL,
BOY. no experience needed; steady.
pleasant work for willing worker.
Box ok, Star. lie
MAN, desiring to add to retirement
or disability pay, for position as
ssneral helper in retail establish
MAN to work in carpet work room,
operate binding machines and cut
carpet; good salary TO start with
excellent chances for advancement:
vacation. Must be fully experienced
or do not apply. Apply QUAKER
CITY LINoLEUM CO., 900 F st.
NV, ME. 1882 30
MAN. experienced in grocery store;
knogledse Of vsge1ae.ss son prelfTped sfIpEA
MARKET. 1909, 18th st. NV, IL
MAN. colored. who has held last lob
for at least 3 years; no experience
necessary: must start at low salary
but can make $50 per week within
year. If you do not meet the
above requirements. please do not
call. Du. 1415 Sunday or weekdays.
MAN WANTED for 1.5oo-family
YOU % are uhaie hustler. RAWIEIGHs,
Dept. DCA-14-l23. Chester, Pa.
Evening star., 1951-01-15
EXPERIENCED OR INEXPERIENCED

ACCOUNTING CLERKS
Evening star., 1951-01-15

FRY COOK wANTED-Good wages,
room and board. SHERWOOD FOR
EST RESTAURANT, Waldorf 3s11.
GENERAL CLERK. must be able to
work with figures and do some typ
ing. Apply auditors office, Room
16S. RALEIGH HOTEL. 18th and
GENERAL CLERK. under 35. for per-
manent position in home office of
life ins. CO.. pleasant working condi-
tions: economical cafeteria. many
co. benefits. Apply Rm. 300 between
Q am. and 3 pm. EQUITABLE LIFE
ms, CO. SIG 18th st. NV. lis
JUNIOR CLERK-The Star has an
opening for young girl between
Is and 2l years of age. Applicant
should be neat in appearance con-
scientious able to give good at
tendance and capable of passing
Monday through FRIDAY: generous
company benefits in addition TO
salary Apply Personnel. Room SOC
Open weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 81
The Evening Star. 1101 Penna. ave
NV.
KINDERGARTEN TEACHER. musical,
for private school of long standing
P O. Box 1925. D. c. -16
Evening star., 1951-01-15
MARRIED MEN
INVESTIGATE THIS
SECURITY, OPPORTUNITY
AND PERMANENTLY

INITIAL EARNINGS-S22O PER MO.
S-WK. PROMOTION-S3O PER MO.
3-MO. RAISE-S500 PER MO.
these connections to men Of good
character. Many men hesitate to
take UP selling because of the un-
certainty of something new to
them. Therefore, we pay guar
anteed salary plus commission to
men selected. Experience is not nec-
essary; we train you It is neces-
sary that you be likeable intelli-
gent and cooperative. Our expansion
program allows rapid advancement.
Applicants interviewed Rm 300,
Victor Blde., 724 9th st. NV. 80
Pm. to 200 pm. See LOWRIE
LANDMARK. --16
Evening star., 1951-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCoRDIoN. miniature stradivari.
1s2 bass , shift, used II weeks.
fest bstor the isne hest ST tsBps ss5s tables and
ADDING MACHINE, sunstrand, cleo.
reconditioned, guaranteed; $99.50
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13
AppHNGs d,f 9 MACH. $50: also used steel
Kardex steel file, $50; exec. desks.
in excel. condition. wi. 4317. is'
ADDING MACHINES and typewriters.
al abe makes Its ren new s snd s used Ray for
ADDiNG MACHINES, e new ' and re-
built. sales. rentals, repairs; terms.
%R141s oqs 41st year year AN AMERICAN TYPE
AbpREsslNG MACHINE. Sasy was Dsssi55. sssls6.
ton UNiTED TyPEwRiTER Gsi1!R CO. CO.
th Si3 l4th st nv; o ,
as a soee s53 OanP sna tsSss SIS. fssss smS,
BABY sHf'AsR Cribs, Rss', s17.ss: high chairs.
$99,as; bath!nettes. s7;9s; strollsrs.
3412 14th st. NV, TU. 3443. Open
BABY CARRIAGE and stroller. Good
conditi9n; oe reasonable. Call after
BASINS. sDi BATfHTuBs, SINKS. fittinss.
new or used. BLOCKS, 3O56 NJ st.
and used. Save "a.
Now then--try ROBINSON BROS.
Nc ,JoS lsS9 65dh 6enilw0rth davI ave. Iast ne
BATHTUBS. new, used built in. legs;
SALES CO, 2237 Ga. ave, DE. 567O.
bGBs, two twin sizes. two box
springs and two mattresses, Beauty
lamp. GE. 1856
BED. Sleepmaster, hide-away. slightly
used; cost $500; will sell for S135
or Or best ov offer; 1,a:;o 1910 s. 9th st. Arl.,
BEnRoSM Tf; oSi 'Ssf SUITE. modern -i2 5-pc..
walnut finish; very good condition;
S19U. 10. 2-3OS6.
BED SPRINGS, 3 prs, Simmons, dble;
? gas heating stoves. l pipe-cutter
set ssetdoo39 g elec. heaters; reas, IL
BICYCLE-Racer: schwinn, prac-
go bargain. Army calls. DABNEY,
BOILER, Steam Master, gas fired.
sgstem s nofsspS~sf ssS Nj 44sa complete S retsrn
BOILERS, oil burners and oil tanks,
secondhand ttrade-ins on gas equip
mentl; installed and guaranteed.
Call TR. 32l3 -16
cabinets, etc. made to
order in our mill RUCKER LUM-
BER, 1920 Wilson blvd. ia. 4-1234.
and common, / or
million ALASKA COAL AND BRICK
CO, MA. 5ss5, OF. 1900.
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Evening star., 1951-01-15
HELP DOMESTIC

pvt home; 81 days; ss5; 1 recent
COOK. g.h.w., Thursday afternoon
and Sunday OF; 6-rm; house, 3
sanlts; 1 l9eal ,dSs demestic refs required;
COOK. eh.w.. 5 in family: live in
or out. 8, to Z. 5la-day. Must be
good cook. consider only thor
oughly exp. person with recent
,.eHv rsfs; Ss5 start. RA: 5663; 20 -, Y,v.
in. colored, 35-45; fond of children;
references. Wo. 7494. Id .
CoOK-GEN. H;W.-laundry; 2 small
children, employed couple; live in;
port required; $50 wk. Call OIL.
cSYFLE' sSSS exp references req. II r..
aE ony,,s ys I'M t9ns '1sn,ss g, saS e
HSusEkEEfER. e SEX RI soS1 White, to i've in
motherless home of . small chill
dren; must be reliable and like
children; start S25 week, room and
board Call MR.. HOUSE, Ma. .3120,
HousskEErEk. EJt * II sms 4hItel R;m' no over So
laundry facil.; nearby Va, conv.
to buslines. Require health card
and current references. GL. 1929.
MOTHERS HELPER. live in; settled
colored lady. over 35; attractive
room, own entrance, private bath,
Ia days of. $50 week. ia. S-2959.
WORKING MOTHER needs reliable
white woman for day car Of g.
month-old baby; references required.
Box 3G-L Star, Is
WOMAN. experienced child care; l
yr old; g.h.w.: 1-bedrm. apt; cook
ms; sit 2 nights. TU. 1139.
WOMAN. to take care of house and
3-yr.-old boy; live in. EN-. 1875:
CAPABLE WOMAN. to care for in
fant' all modern equipment; 5la
d4ys a week; live in; country home.
SETTLED WOMAN. live in with
elderly couple: g.h.w.; no laundry;
reasonable salary. Call HI. 1888.
ROOM. board and salary to white
woman, As to so. to care for 2 chill
dren during day. WA. 2543. -15
COLOKED LADY DESIRE room.
board; salary exchange for care of
two children. days a week, OW-
Cook-Downstairs Work
Colored; over 81; live in; S25 weekly