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Evening star., 1952-01-10
Group Urges Congressiona|
Probe Of TRANSPORTATION

A congressional investigation Of
the transportation facilities of the
greater Washington area was de-
manded last night by the Rhode
Island Avenue Citizens Associa-
Ition.
People are tired of continually
paying higher fares while the Cap
Iital Transit Co. is paying exces-
Isive dividend returns" said DR..
Freeman Weiss, a member of the
group. "A thorough investigation
will at least bring out the facts" I"
The association elected the fol-
lowing officers:
Joseph D. Malloy, president;
Mrs. Alfred L. Smith, first vice
president; Mrs. Charles H. Pierce,
second vice president; Foster w.
Nixon, treasurer: Roger N. Craine,
secretary, and Fred T. Devine. f.
nancial secretary, all reelected.
Mrs. Dorothea Sigmund will serve
as assistant secretary, and Mr..
Malloy replaces the Rev. Kenneth
c. Buker as a delegate to the Fed
Grafton of Citizens Association.
The meeting was held in Bate
mans Store, 1904 Rhode Island
avenue NE.
Evening star., 1952-01-10

50th ANNIvERSARY-Mr. and
Mrs. George Fitzhugh Tucker,
Washington residents for IS
years, recently observed their
golden wedding anniversary i'm
st. Petersburg, Fla, where they
have lived since MIR. Tucker
retired from the Agriculture
Department in 1910. Twenty
five former Washington resi-
dents attended a reception for
the couple, who have two chill
dren and four grandchildren.
Graham Photo.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
-18 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
THURSDAY,
More Nursing Homes
Needed, Survey by
UCS Emphasizes

The United Community Services
Health Section yesterday launched
q program emphasizing, the grow
ing need here Of facilities to care
for the chronically III.
DR.. Paul B. Cernely. medical di-
rector at Freedmen'S Hospital, re-
viewed the results Of a special
survey on the subject for a ca
pacity crowd at a Hotel Burling-
ton luncheon.
DR.. Cornely is chairman of a
UCS subcommittee, which has
been making the survey.
He pointed out there are today
but 10 known homes in the Dis
trict open for the care Of persons
who need supervised care short
Of actual disqualification. At least
Is homes have closed in the last
few months, he said, rather than
spend the money necessary to
bring the homes into line with
recently enforced District fire reg
ulations.
Four Lack Approval.
He said four of the ten still
open must receive final approval
from a District Board Of Special
Appeals.
washington, it seems, Is bit
backward in its concern for the
chronically ILL.," DR.. Cornely said.
He pointed out that the United
States Public Health Service rec
commended consideration of care
facilities as long ago as 1888.
Final goal Of the subcommittee.
he said. is to promote a policy
of overall inspection and super
vision Of nursing homes, and to
develop an educational program
for home directors.
He said the shortage of nursing
home facilities is particularly op-
pressive for the average wage
Garner, who must find some IA
eility to care for a relative.
DR.. Cornely pointed out that in
digents or part-pay patients can
go to the Home for the Aged and
1nf1rn at Blue Plains and that
the wealthy can take a choice of
fine nursing homes.
Suggests Solution.
He said a solution may be an
increase of non-profit facilities,
such as the Home for Incurables,
and more government = financed
homes for persons unable to pay
much for their care.
Mrs. William F. Newton, presi-
dent Of the Home for Tncurables,
protested, however, that extern
sion of the homes facilities would
not be a solution because ZAP
parently the community is not
awake enough to realize they have
to support the home they have
now"
She said the homes financial
situation was critical"
1Sadore Seeman, executive sec
retary Of the Health Section, said
It was short-sighted economy for
the government to pay hospitals
to keep an INDECENT patient who
no longer needs actual hospitali-
cation, but needs supervised care.
The meeting was told there now
are Is patients at Gallinger Hos
pital who are awaiting admission
to Blue Plains. @
Donald Brewer, assistant di-
rector of public welfare. said about
$50 additional persons could be
accepted at Blue Plains, if neces-
sary elevators were installed and
other construction ordered. How
ever, he said, installation Of ele-
vators alone would cost about |
$150,000.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
Russia Asked to Join
In Freeing Prisoners
By the Assoeiofed Press

The United States has called on
Russia to join in a United Nations
move to free hundreds of thou
sands" of World War II prisoners
remaining in Soviet captivity.
The State Department made
public a note expressing earnest
hope" that Moscow will send a
representative to a u. N. investi-
cation of the situation which is
scheduled to begin January 81 at
Geneva.
The U. N. General Assembly
ordered the investigation a year
ago and set up a commission on
prisoners Of war.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
Famous GirdIes

The fomousnome oirdIe you advertised in Life and
other nationally known moooines. Nyons, oce Iostex
royon son lostex in Upper and pu-on styles snnoIl
oil styles.
l2o Orig IS TO $50 Jr Panty ordles and erdles 500
TO Orig. 750 to $50 GirdIes and Ponty Girdes so
II Orig. $40 TO 1925 GirdIes ---------------7.49
90 Orig. I.95 10 1850 6irdIes s-------------s.4S
500 Orig Its to 81 Bondeou Bros in broodcloh noYon
sotn. nyon 81 to 40 in group p,--------------I.5s
800 Orig So 70 $6 Longtime Bros. SO to a. in group s9
Third Floor, Washington; Second Floor,
SilUer Spring and Parkington Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
Girls Apparel

56 Orig. 1899 to 1850 Out
door jackets; reversible wool
pea jackets with corduroy lin
ines; wool Ploids, reversible with
corduroy Innings. Sizes 7 to u,
s.sS
Second Floor, Washington
and SilOer Spring: Third
Floor, PdyEington,
Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
At The Heeht Co.
Washington and
Silver SnRina
WASHERS
At the Washington
aAAwA Amn.,

store only
] Orig. 1885 ABc Town
& Country washer, 1850,
demonstrotor, as is, 1895
z Orig. 1895 Apex outo-
motto washers, 1850 model
30o2P, demonstration, os is,
1895
! Orig. 1855 Bendix
washer, 1850 model II,
demonstration, as is, 1895
! Orig. 1885 Erieidoire
automatic wosher, 1850
model WL6o. demonstration,
as is -----------229.9S
Evening star., 1952-01-10
Points

Points
81 Orig. $50 Nu-Enomel OUT
side white house paint. can be
tinted. eoI. -----------3.es
2lo Orig. 4.es Washable flot
wall paint. self-primine, goes
over wallpaper or woter points.
5 discontinued eolors, gal, 2.9S
81 Orig. sos Nu-EnomeI in
terror gloss white enamel. ideol
for kitchen or bath, ool. -3.99
- Orig. S.75 Nu-Enomei porch
and deck enamel, French grey.
for wood, cement, linoleum,
7th Floor, Washington: 9TH
Floor, SilUer Spring and
PGrkington, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
ELEvISIoN &
APPLIANCES
TELEvIsIoN
Sorry, No Mail. Phone COD. Orders.
eievision prices plus and

At the Hseht Co., Silver
Spring and Pennington. Ar
linston, ViFsinia
Z Orig. 1895 Dumont
"Andover, l7-in., 2-door
mohoeony veneer console,
1851, demonstrotor, 1895
Z Orig 45s.s5 Dumont
"BurIineome, l7-in V
console With doors, 1851
demonstrators, FM sound.
Blond wood eobinet 359.95
2 Orig. 1895 MotoroIo
l7-in. comb. TV, phono,
AM-FM radio. 1851 model
lF9, demonstrotor 379.95
At oil three stores
, Orig. 1895 Emerson lo.
in. TV consoles, mohoeony-
veneer cobinet with z doors,
model 68o, demonstrators,
1885
. Orig. sss.s5 crosiey II
in console N, 1851, new,
model l7COCl --26e.95
5 Orig. 34e.s5 Emerson 10
in. toble TV, new, 1851
model 697 -279. .eS
$ Orig. 37s.95 G.E. I7-in.
TV consoles, nnohoaony-ve-
neer cobinet with doors.
1881 model l7Cllo, dem
onstrotors --------z79.95
At The Heeht Co.
Washington store only
] Orig. 1895 Dunn ont
"Ardmore," le-in. TV con-
sole 1851 demonstrotor,
! Orig. 1885 oumont
"Porklone, !" l7-in N con-
sole, FIN sound, mohooony-
veneer cobinet with doors,
demonstrotor HAAS
] Orig. $3.50 Dumont IVES
terly," lo-in. console Nv,
blond cabinet with doors,
l95E demonstration, 1885
] Orig. 1895 MotoroIo
19-in. TV console, mohoe-
opy-Xeneer cabinet with
doors, 1851 model leK4,
demonstrotor ----259.95
! Orig. 1855 Zenith 49,
in. N console. mohoeony-
veneer eobinet, 1851 model
2447, demonstrotor, 1895
! oris. y46e.e .e5' Eu,erson lo-
in. TV consoIe, na6hooony-
veneer cobinet, 1851 model
500, demonstrdtcr -3344.s5
AZ The Heehf co.
Washington and Porkinston,
Arlington. Va.
Z Orig. 1886 Dumont
Revere" l7-in. TV con-
sole, mohooony-yeneer cob
met with doors, FM sound,
1851, dernonstrotor, 359.95
4 Orig: 289 IS Emerson l6-
:Toble ~, 1851 model 676,
demonstrotor -----I79.95
z Orig. 1895 Emerson
le-in. TVsconsoIes, mohoe-
ony-veneer cabinets, 1851
model 638, demonstrators,
1885
At The Heeht Co. .s
Washington and
Silver Spring
Z Orig. 399.95 Fomous-
name TV consoles, wofnut-
veneer cobinet, 1851, dem
onstrotors 1883
At The Heehe Co.
Pennington. Arlington, Va.
! Orig. 549.95 Zenith ".
in. TV rodio-phono combi-
nation. AM-FM rodio, 1851
model 2868R. demonstro-
tor or------s79.9Y
Evening star., 1952-01-10

WHAT EVERY WOMAN the brightest whitest washes
~ ~ -, town. And its easy to have too If you
Nh - b--u-e You and detergents alone aren't
~ xb.s. s s:aness sns 9a %u
N WYNN And the suggest safe gentle LA FRANCE
~ only IREy sIsS With = e ssss 9$sSs v1,sn:,, Il
Bead Form has N exclusive detergent base too
which why hps your washing product work better Never
Hune scu srsas d .fus@ spo Ns an yos seed fe
eoeppate nylon Laundry tco But La FRANCE and ss
Evening star., 1952-01-10
20 Orig. 55:45
Bicycles
A.95

Boys and girls 26-in. bicycle,
deluxe model with ttISulor steel
frame front and rear wheel
Tenders. choin euord, headlight
and reflector toiIIieht, luggage
eorrier, adjustable scot and
hondIeboEs.
20 Orig. 44.95 26-in. bicycles,
tubular steel tronne, odjustobIe
seat and hondlebors- 34.99
3rd Floor, Washington; 4th
Floor, SilUer Spring and
Parkington, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
At The Heeht Co.
Washington Only

! Orig. sls.ss crosIey re-
frioerotor,' 9 Gu. f., 1851
model DC75, demonstrotor,
l Orig. 7s4.ss Keivinator
refrigerator, 7 Gu. it,. 1851
model AS. .demonstrotor,
D Orig. 1888 kekinotor
freezers, l3 Gu. IT,, 1851
model FRl33, brond-new,
1885
I Orig. 1895 kelvinotor
refrigerator, 7 Gu. IT,, 1851
model HR, demonstration,
1888
I Orig. 3z4.95 KeIvinotor
refrigerator, 1881 model
SMR, II Gu. it,, demonstro-
tor ----------229.95
] Orig. 3lS.95 Fomous-
name refrigerator, 1850, II
Gu. IT,. de m onstrotoI
1895
I Orig. 47s.ss Fomous-
name refrigerator. Il Gu.
IT,, horizontol'freezer, 1851,
demonstration --349.95
] Orig. 1885 Westine-
house refrigerator, 1851
model OCT, 7 Gu. f., dem
onstrotor -----I79.95
I Orig. 35s.s5 Westine-
house refrigerator, s Gu. #,
1851 model FC8, demon
strotor -------249.95
] Orig. 1895 Westino-
house refrigerator, 8 Gu. f.,
1851 model SA8, demon
strotor ---------i69.95
Evening star., 1952-01-10
Luggage Clearance

6u9So9S SlSQfQnCe
Kessler
Grand canyon Lussase
Aqua, red, coral, lime and pur.
pie. Not all sizes in each color.
Discontinued pattern. Huge scv-
ines. >
22.so ls" and u" coses, $40
SIS Troin Coses .ond "a"
Weekenders -----------Sl0-
$35 26" Pullmons-
$3.50 Wordrobes-
SIS n" Troy-Fitted Week.
enders ers-----------i7.50
z2.50 U. S: Wordrobes---Sl $40
all prices plus tax
Street Floor, Washington
and PGrkington, Arlington,
Va; 4th Floor, Silver Spring
$50 Orig. s.e5 coshmere-NyIon
Mems Sleeveless
Sweaters
800
A superb blend of 75eo GOSH
mere and 25oo nylon in q, full
fashioned sleeveless sweater by
one of the worlds finest mills.
Solid shades in most sizes.
22 Orig. 1880 imported Wool
Pullover Sweaters. V-neck style
in broken sizes 5.99
$50 Orig. SOS Ali-woof Wor-
sted Coot Sweaters with rein
forced double elbow. Zip or
button front in solid shodes.
Most sizes in the group 3.90
80 Orig. 1875 Suede Front
; >Royon Gobordine Sleeves and
Back All-Weother Jockets. Bro
ken sizes only 1899
Street Floor, Washington,
SilUer Spring and
Parkington, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
At The Keehf Co.,
Washington end
Silver Sprins

Z Orig. 1895 KeIvinotor
refrioerotors, 7 Gu. IT,, 1881
model All, demonstrators,
z Orig. 329.9S Internotioh-
oil Harvester refrigerotors,
" Gu. it., 1851 model
HA64 demonstrators,
1895
Evening star., 1952-01-10
FREEZERS
EFRIGERAToRS,
At oIl ; stores

4 Orig. 1895 Fomous-
name refrieerotors, 10 Gu.
it,. 1851, demonstrators,
, Orig. 3s9.s5 Fomous-
name refrieerotoFs, l3s Gu.
it.. 1851. demonstrators,
1885
Evening star., 1952-01-10

At The Heeht Co.,
Washington 8 Parkinsten,
Arlington, Va.
Z Orig. 1855 international
Harvester refrioerotors, 1851
model HA82, demonstrators,
1885
Z. Orig. 1895 Kelvinotor
refrieerotors, 8 Gu. it,. 1851
model SR, demonstration,
4 Orig. 2s4.95 Fomous-
name refrieerotors, 9 Gu. IT,,
demonstrators ----l99.95
Evening star., 1952-01-10
$50 Orig. 1925 and 25.e5
ToddIers' Coot Sets
1888

All wools in lovely postels and
practical dark shades. Goats,
sfoeks and matching hats. Sizes
! to 4 in the group.
Second Floor, Washington
and Silver Spring: Third
Floor, PGrktngton,
Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1952-01-10

At The Hechs Co.
Pennington, Arlington. Va.
! Orig. 3os.s5 Kelvinotor
refrigerator. 8 Gu. IT,, 1851
model DR., demonstrotor,
1855
Evening star., 1952-01-10
Speciol Purchase
Mouton Dyed Lamb

Plus bAx
Just IS mouton dyed lamb
coots that you usually find at
. much higher price for only
SIT plus tax. Silky brown mou-
ton dyed lamb with the Iustre
OF real beover-the snnortness
Of your most expensive fur
coots-oreot cuffs, Johnny
collors, three-quorter length.
YET-it wears like only nou-
ton dyed lamb can! Sizes 10
to 20.
Third Floor, Washington:
Second Floor, SilDer Spring
and Parkington, Arlington
Evening star., 1952-01-10
200 Orig. $50
Pedal Bikes
2.QQ

s-neh bikes with tubuor steel Frame adjustable nnetol
scot eor stond pote disepe wheels with rubber tires
ldeol TOR no children, to teach balance, sofe to ride
oheod!
3rd Floor, Washington; 4th Floor, Stlper Sprtno
and Parkington, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
At The Heeht Co.,
Silver Spring

] oFis. 24s.e5 crosley re-
frieerotor, 7 Gu. IT,, 1851
model DC75, denonstrotor.
l74.s5
| Orig. 2os.ss Gibson re-
frieerotor, 7 GU. f., 1851
model 7o1, demonstrotor,
~ 1888
Evening star., 1952-01-10

Special Purchase!
ChiIdren's Cotton Socks
5 prs. 81
22e a pr.
Five pairs for O dollar Of those
fine cotton socks that wear so
we'll - tub, as fresh as new.
Plain with eolored tops. Coy
striped types. Ribbed and
turned cuffs. Sizes 5 to 7h in
group.
Second Floor, Washington,
SilUer Spring.: Third Floor,
Parkington, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
Special Purchase!
Rhinestones
1866 plu. tex

Glitterino rhinestones-in pen-
dont necklaces, drop eorrines,
button eorrinos and bracelets,
All with new rhodium-pIoted
finish thot doesn't tornish.
Street Floor, Washington,
SilDer Spring and
Parkington, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1952-01-10
$50 Orig. 22.95 and SIS
Tots Coot Sets
1888

Styles for little girls. Fitted and
boxer types in all wool covert.
Warm ski pants TO match. Sizes
8 to 6h.
Second Floor, Washington
and Siluer Spring; Third
Floor, PGrktngton,
Arlington, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-13
l409 q 50: nav.

SEAMSTRESS. white. .exper. on slip
Excellent salary. J. j. ScHLEIFER.
35l4 Conn. ave. NV. OR. 4457
sEAMsTREss, exper., alterations.
dry.cleaninR store; good salary, 5ofs
sEcRE ; s1 ONCE: use i edi-
phone. shorthand necessary; per.
manent position; 5-day wk.; $40
s: NV, Room bo2, Monday through
SECRETARY for NBc tele-ision Sta
ton, under SO; at least 100 W.p.m.,
shorthand; excellent working con-
dttions; hours, 8 am. to > pm. See
Miss Ferguson, NATIONAL BROAD
CASTING CO.. 724 14th st. NV.
SECRETARY-An administrative as
sistant to secretary Of International
Relations Committee; must be good
stenographer, rapid, accurate. will
ing to assume responsibility; 5-day
s az. + s:z ese M yaF i. t ss
sE asHn SilR9S' permanent name; position.
40-hour week. with major motion
picture company. starting at 500
se weekly s Give full particulars. Box
SECRETARY with shorthand and
tipping twhite). Doctors ONCE. Mon.
through Fri 1916; $50 wk. Will
train intelligent girl. Call NO. 9105.
III
- Interesting position
with well-established company Of
fering opportunities for. advance
ment All modern employe bene-
flts., Hours.-9 to 5. Mondays through
during winter months only from o
until /. RALPH G. BLASEY. 20e
Woodward BldsH 18TH and H SITS.
NV. is
SECRETARY-Public steno. once
needs alert experienced assistants
or full time. fast tipping and short
hand RE. Q564.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-13
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER desires
position, $50 wk. MISS EMERSON,
North 1886. Box $3.50. Star. 14s
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. : reporter
congressional experience. Woodley
ADMIN. ASST. executive secy., COM
Ppsts Sns . reliable excel ss bsskEroand;
APT. HOUSE MGR. capable Of tax.
collecting rents. ~ yrs. exper.; excel.
ref. Box aS7-C. star. I3s
BABY SITTING, q good reliable
white woman wants care Of chill
dren B days per wk. while mother
works. FIR. 800, 3 am. to IL noon
Sun. and 9 pm. to 10 Pm.
BABY SITTING, love children, middle
aged white lady, so cents an hour;
good ref. pI. 47l9, Sun, 8 to 6;
BOOKKEEPER-JR. ACCOUNTANT. II
yrs. experience, accurate. depend
s sanity d1 Sc eo sssvs .s.l oDpor
CHILD CARE and transp. il neces.
mr.. Columbia pike and Glebe I'd
Call OW. 1854.
CHILD CARE and baby sitting, day OIL
night, refined colored woman with
refs; also practical nurse; nearby
Va. IA. S465. q,
CLERK-Young lady, col. wishes
work In doctors ONCE or otherwise
some tipping; yrs exper. Boz
423-C, Star.
COMPANION, housekeeper or nurse,
white. single, middle-aged LADY
Box 339-c, Star.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES person desire.
position with elderly lady. ia, 4lO9.
DENTAL ASSISTANT desires position,
experienced; references. Box 425-C
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY to PROBES.
sional man. located in Northwest
extensive experience; As years old
SIS weekly. DE. 7160 after. {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

BABY SITTER. Can EA: 1881;
time, by hour, single days. Refs. :
G.H.W.-Colored woman wants Job
as day worker Or full time; refer
GIRL wants lob as general maid OF
cook, 5 days q week. Excellent ref
erence DI. 61S1. 49,
~ IS sJ gIsla cooking; s hrs: SIS.
fufi ti mah'' Il 1h s.i5s sa.' reference
GIRL colored, desires Inv. and care
Of child or waitress. Ho. 4547.
GIRL, experienced. wants days work.
r hr APT s wed, or Thurs; good refs.
CHI. coIered, expsr.. desires days
iaunds. Ii. s-ssS3.
GIRL wants days work. Can Il
GIRL desires general housework or
child care. DU. 1858,
GIRL. colored. wants days work or
half days, ironing; references. LIZ.
GIRL. .colored, desires s.h.y, s days
EEs ssk; Al Al r Sds neat and re-
GIRL desires part-time work. or 5
mornings gs, or evenings; references.
GIRL, coiored. wishes work as maid
In home, beauty shop or omee;
refs. vi, 1878.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-13
HELP woMrN

THEATRICAL AGENT auditioning
s sal, 1 female part Of dance team;
sno o %. good ballroom dancer or
qualinedi money win be advanced
ior gowns and expenses Call RE.
56S6 Tor addition. =
TYPlST-Experienced, accurate. at
least 30 w.p.ni. for cutting stencils;
occasional part-tirne work. ST. 1920.
TYPIST - knowledge of shorthand
preferred but not essential; better
than average pay. company benefits
ana s 5s.day wk. Call Mr. GoRMAN
TYPIsT, invoice billing and general
once work in accounting dept, s.
gay = week ssao FoRMAN BROS. INC.
g 54i sTIoogn; ONCE. 5-dayl 81
'gssk Geod salary. Small ONCE. Box
TYPIsT. expert, go w.p.m. minimum.
for LOCAL C.P;A. Arm $40 per wk
T SfT Pm lns, saar; once. a7 ala
Barr BLDG. MA. 1910. -1s
TYPIST. opportunity to learn dicta-
VII DLIFE MANAGEMENT INSTI-
TuTE. 100 Wire Bldg, at K and
TYPisT. iwhite) to work in law
exp. not necessary: 5-day wk. !;
pleasant working conds. Gail MRS.
SASSCER, ST. 1886. -I5I..
TfPISTS, for part-time work, be-
tween the hours OF am. and 4:30
pm or from 8 to 10 pm. in eve
speed. age and whether employed at
present. Box 246-D Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-13
AGENTS

EARN SIS at plastic partiesl Free
training. Write DUREVER. 27Si-H
ATLANTIC ave, Brooklyn, N. Y.
amazing automatic, defrosters for
OLD refrigerators on To-day free
trial; free sample plan. Rush name.
MAx1LUME, 1875 W. Hubbard, Dept.
CD-12. Chicago TO-
MAKE EXTRA MONEY INTRODUCING
worlds cutest children's dresses.
Big selection adorable styles. Low
prices. Complete display free. Rush
name, hartford. Dept. GA-242,
Gineinnati Is; Ohio;
yard wants. to plant! Make money
taking orders for world Famous
Stark varieties. fruit trees (inciuding
quick-bearing dwarfs). Towering
shrubs. shade trees, etc. Experience
UNNECESSARY. Big sales kit free.
STARE BROS. Dept. ssa12. Louisi-
WHERE 70 BUY 500, 1000 articles
direct from manufacturers. whole
sale. Save up to 50ee on nationally
advertised merchandise. Rush name,
address FREE copy "Where to Buy
It.: No obligation. GLASS PUB-
LISTING, EllWood City 6, Pa.
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HELP WOMEN
SALESLADY. soyne hocl,t,

SALESLADY. some. bookkeepine ex.
per-; misses speciality shop; pleasant
EEPel aMagg sends; coed Startins salary
Observation-Disclosures in ready
to.wear; prefer some one with knowl.
TALL APPAREL. US Eth iu st. INV NV
retail paint: exper.
prefer. not necessary. State quail
fications and desired salary. Box
~ ID. Star.
SALESLADY. must have exper. in
jewelry; perm. position, pleasant
working conditions. excellent salary;
age over 40 will be fully considered.
BENSON'S JEWELRY Co, 1919 r
st. NV. ond floor.
sALESLADIES, experienced. setting
children's shoes; excel. salary and
commission. Apply ESTHER SHOP,
1225 F st. NV. is
experienced, chilSren's
wear; excel. salary and commission.
Apply ESTHER SHOP, 1925 F Sc.
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MOTHERS HELPER, live in. good
ployed. ~ W sesa $3.50 st'' o'"ef heip EN-
NURSEMAID. white, to live in Be-
TIES thesda i,e complete care Of 3 children;
sI40 mo. 70 start. wi. 1866. -1i5
SUNDAY MAID-Fond of children;
10 heavy cleaning; sleep in. RIA.
WOMAN to live in, white. to % take !
eafe o. aos ehdren s Efferences' salary
WOMAN to care for 2 children and
ends oil. Io. 5-3s94. rs
WOMAN, colored. exp. with small
e eaGy' 81 FnT ii 81 small apt; 5-day; refs.
WOMAN, white, middle-aged. care of
love children; salary. live in; health
certlticate: references. JU. 5000.
T Terh care 81 SI rS ehtldren references
WHITE WOMAN to live with con-
genial family; Inv. and cooking; go
y fhrss months uN; 1885, Ia =
yrs, to learn stationery and engrav-
full opportunity for right person: no
exper. necessary. Box 1878. Star.
YOUNG WOMAN to wait on table
and. take care Of LIST floor in pvt.
home; live in, Pvt. rm. and bath,
good wages. Phone. DE. 1920. Ia
MIDDLE-AGE or elderly woman to
care for 2-yr.-old girl: live in with
pvt. rm. and board. References re-
PART-TIME COOK and g.h.w.. l.
$50 dinner, 3 adults, no Sundays.
LIVE IN in. COON. general mG if housework;
no laundry; fond of children; every
Thursday. every other Sunday off j;
experienced; good working condi-
tons: $25 to start. OIL. S202. IA
EXPER. MAID, live in; 5a-day week
No Sundays. Plain cooking. Pleas
ant with children. Refs. S25.