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Evening star., 1952-04-27
% AuxiIiaries
Schedule Activities

Col. James S. Petit Auxiliary.
United Spanish War Veterans. will
meet Monday evening In Naval
Lodge Hall. Delegates and al
ternates to the department con-
vention will be elected.
Luzon Swamp, Military Order OF
the Lizards, will meet Saturday
evening in Pythian Temple. After
q short meeting, the Grand Swamp
will hold a meeting to which the
members of the recently organized
Jolly CATERS Swamp are invited.
On Thursday evening Miles
Auxiliary will visit Mount Alto
Hospital.
On Monday evening the depart
ment is sponsoring game party.
Donations of homemade cookies
are requested.
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American War Mothers
PIun Annual Services

Plans for the 28th annual
Mothers Day services are being
arranged by the National Chair
man of Arrangements, Mrs. Ethel
E. Finn. The services will be held
at pm, May II. in the Amphi-
theater in Arlington National
Cemetery, with the United States
Army Band furnishing the music.
Mrs. Edith Krautler, state presi-
dent of the District of Columbia,
is chairman of a reception on the
evening, of May 10 at 1851 New
Hampshire avenue NV. in honor
of the National President, Mrs.
Mabel A. Lockwood, of Salem,
Greg.
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DAV Activities

Interior Auxiliary will meet
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Stephen M. Honas, 329 Fifteenth
street NE. at 8 pm.
National Capital Chapter will
meet Friday at the VFW Club.
1900 New Hampshire avenue NV.
at 8 pm.
National Service Chapter will
meet at .419 Seventh street NV,
"a Frid ct 3 PM
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Comdr. N. A. Bryant,
W Department,
Names Committees

VuIIICS OVIllIIIIIIcCS
Comdr. Martin A. Bryant, Dis
trict OF Columbia Department,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, last
week announced the appointment
OF committees for the department
encampment to be held June 4,
s and 6.
Comdr. William E. Mower pre-
sided over the last meeting of
Front Line Post at 1900 New
Hampshire avenue NV. Fred r.
Case was voted into membership.
Comdr. Robert F. Sutphin> of
Police-Fire Post announced the
District Of Columbia will send a
representative champion to the
VFW marble tournament, in Dur
ham, N. c. The Washington cham
pion will be chosen after an elimi-
nation tournament to be held by
Police Fire Post. They will sponsor
the District champions trip to the
tournament. Dates of the elimina-
ton contest will be announced
later.
Buddy Poppy Chairman Joseph
P. O'Connell has announced q
meeting of the committee will be
held in department headquarters
tomorrow.
At the last meeting, concessions
were reallocated to take care of
Robert E. Peary Ship, now a mem
Der Of the D. C. Department.
All posts that have not ordered
their poppies are asked to get
their orders in before May /.
The Poppy drive here will be
held May 81, %, % and "a.
The National Security Commit
Zee Of the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars will meet here Friday and
Saturday. Post National Comdr.
Paul Wolman of Baltimore, chair
man, will preside.
They will be held in the COM
mander in chiefs Office in the
Wire Building, 1000 Vermont ave-
nue. NV. Past Department
Comdr. Robert F.. Sutphin will
represent the District.
Officers of McKimmie- Cater.
ton, Police Fire Post, were in
stalled by Past Department Comdr.
Richard A. Burton at 419 Seventh
street NV.
They are: Commander, John
Burke; senior vice commander,
Homer G. Mood; Junior vice COM
mander, Joseph Hunt: quarter
master. Robert F. Sutphin; chap
lain, Harden N. Lancasteri sur
geon. John Wilson; advocate,
Nicholas r. Beltrante; adjutant.
Walter T. .Assur; first-year trus-
tee, James, Beach; second-year
trustee, B. H. Statz; third-year
trustee, George c. Hebble.
Department Quartermaster Ed
ward T. Spedden installed officers
of Press Post at 1927 Clagett
road, University Park, Md.
They are: Commander, Frank
Werner; senior vice commander.
Shelby Smith; junior vice COM
mander. Philip Brown; quarter
master, Don Mortimer; chaplain,
Rudy May; advocate, William M.
Regan: f1rst-year trustee, Will
liam Frank; three-year trustee. L.
David LIE Roy.
Past Comdr. Claude Webb in
stalled officers of Government
Printing Office Post.
They are: Commander, Clarence
M. Colwill; senior vice commander,
John Parker; junior vice COM
mander, Robert w. Harking: ad-
vocate, Hermann Keck; chaplain.
Clair Woods: surgeon, Leroy Brink;
quartermaSter. Maurice H. Law
ton; adjutant, William Janoff;
patriotic instructor. Claude Webb,
service officer, Maurice H. Lawton.
The National Capitol Model Air
Show Association meetings are
held on Monday at 1880 pm. in
Room 221 of The Evening Star
Building.
Meetings this week:
Neutrality-suspicious. Honor Guard,
1909 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Thursday-Equality Walter Reed
Post, 1900 New Hampshire avenue
NV.
All-American Post, 1749 Penn
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people Meeting
~
pishments of our time.
example, use 1920 higher
than 1910 topped years.
But postwar expansion industry transport
agriculture greater
in 1851 it $3.50 higher than
To supply this oil has called for great expansion petroleum industry
has wells pipe lines tanks rfner tankshps
times of high
The job has required outlay money! provided
largely by the ndus'y's earnings
this Standard Company Olew
Je an American corporation having investments carrying
varied functions the oil business United abroad
Consolidated Jersey
Of this $27S62Ooo or 1870, used help provide equipment
In the six e45 Jersey and at have spent
replacement expansion Depreciation depletion
provided only expenditure
by the reinvestment of earnings
During 1881 alone their part supplying oil for the world
companies which Standard Oil Company Je)
discovered Oil
In States in bain
Uma basin, and Texas
opened
Colombia
the American Company important
discoveries ofhoe of the Persian Gulf
Depeoped Production
in any year 1887,
greatly expanded secondary get
existing fields
In Venezuela completed 100 producing wells
In Canada increased producing S44 114O...
In the Middle East Arabian American Oil Company
Company increased production 5796 -.
Exyandd Re6min9 Capacity
AtBaton Rouge La, Mass, enlarged
AtWinnipeg Canada opened refinery
md facii
AT Fawley England largest refinery Kingdom
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Meetings this week:

Meetings this week:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Honor Guard,
1909 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Thursday-Equality- Walter Reed
Post, 1900 New Hampshire avenue
NV.
All-American Post, 1749 Penn
Sylvania avenue NV.
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Advanced Research
Continued good Emylgee Relations

The Of the and its employees maintaining mutual
relationships resulted another without strikes work oppags
domestic ales This important meeting
increased demand for oil 80.
254 900 shareholders who Jersey people
all through the world the outstanding
Report 1881 CD Jersey aa again did their meeting
the growing needs for OIL and N the competitive business that did
job produced the earnings help needs the future
Evening star., 1952-04-27

AtAntwerp Belgium proceeded large refney
AtDurban South Africa, refinery Bombay India,
completed arrangements build
Exypanded Transportation
In the United States, pipe line substantially particularly
in the
Ordered twelve tankshps bringing the total
of those purchased OF to
bring Western Canadian
nce by Of two large Lakes tanker with third
going in service this spring..
In raq raq Petroleum Company brought completion 556
mile line from the oil fields 1
oil production Iraq than doubledn 1882
1dponced Researrh
improved and products total
Of $23 100000 of the largest expenditures such purpose
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Hiah oots Crop

Portugal's 1854 crop Of oats wa
the second largest on record. en-.
|abling q partial lifting OF export
controls on that commodity.
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Powerful Successor
10 Farben Emeroes
Under Allied Control
BY the Associated Pres.

i FRANKFURT, Germany, Jan
,l31.--A powerful survivor emerged
to-day from the fragments Of !. q
lFarben, Nazi Germany's chemica
Iempire. which has developed a
Imany lives as cat.
/ A board of directors, headed
|by Germany's leading financier
Herman j. Abs. and q chemist
Iwho refused the Nobel Prize al
IHitler's orders. DR.. Richard Kuhn
took over Farben's vast -Ludwigs-
ihafen plant under the name oil
lBadische Anilin und Soda Fabril
! tBASFl.
4 Two more big combines anC
Isix smaller companies are due tc
emerge eventually from the seven.
tyear-old Allied truSt-busting cam
paign aimed at the huge Farben
cartel.
S23.S0O Nominal Capital.
Before the war it virtually
monopolized the German chem
ical industry and had ties with
British, United States and other
foreign chemical makers. The AL
lied aim was to turn the Farben
combine into these separate COM
Ipanies.
1 The Badische company, which
| ifathered the Farben cartel by alb
sorbing seven other chemical max
ers In 1924, became an independ-
ent firm today with 100 thousand
marks ($23.800 as it's nominal
capital.
|, But it has been operating ever
since the war under Allied con-
troll and already is flourishins
amazingly despite crushing war
time losses.
American and British bombs
wrecked $3.50 million worth OF
plant.
$3.50 Million Business.
Another SO million was torn
out by occupation authorities. An
accidental explosion In 1913 killed
l205 workers in the Ludwigshafen
plant and did $40 million damage.
But last year this indestructible
tFarben combine produced and sold
more than $3.50 million worth of
ldyeStuffS, plaStics, fertilizers and
heavy chemicals.
One-third was marketed in for
leign countries by q sales organi-
Ezation which had been disrupted
completely at the wars end.
There were only 800 workers In
the Ludwigshafeh plant when the
Allies took over In 1945. Now II
employs 26,500. same as before
the war.
Still Belongs to Farben.
BASF win remain under titu-
lar Allied control for consider
able time while the intricate proc
|esS Of liquidating Farben owner
ship rights unfolds.
At present, 1t still belongs 10
Farben, at least technically, de-
spite its actual independence.
Old I. G. Farben shares must
be converted into shares In the
mine Independent firms which are
scheduled to come out Of the Far
ben combine.
Financiers are reluctant to
guess when all complications viii
be Strengthened out.
Evening star., 1952-05-31
HELP WoMEN

SALESW0AfAN for Arlington gift
shop. opposite Kann's store: 5-day
40-hr. Wk.. selling exper. not nee
Apply 10 am. to 8 pm. Phone IA
6-634S. MARY BAYNES, 1868 N
Fairfax drive. IS
SALESW0MAN, for high-class loca
fur establishment, one who can NEE,
nner clientele; salary and com.
mission: experienced qualified persor
can earn between $4,000 to $4,000
annually: permanent position. Boz
311-Y, Star. -6
SALEsWOMEN ~. part or fun time
TO sell hne China to the home or
the club plan. We will train yol
Tor immediate earnings. Car help
ful. Call DE. 0Tl6 between 0 ans
IL am. TOR appt. IL
SEAMSTRESS. white: experienced or
draperies and Slip covers; stead!
AZ year; excellent salary. Call OR
3247 -6
SECRETARY, in law ONCE, air con.
ditioned; experience not necessary
e.day week; pleasant working con
ditions. Box 312-Y, Star. II
SECRETARY, under As; painting
contractors once: 5-day week; good
typist and telephone personality;
SECRETARY In Law once; 5-day wk.,
pleasant surroundings, good starting
salary and opportunity Tor advance
ment. Box 2O9-T Star 81
Evening star., 1952-05-31
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont, /,

BRICK FOREMAN AND CREW avail
able for contract work. Reas. prices.
Free estimates. Ph. LeesburR 663-W.
IL
CARPENTER, general home repairs Of
all kinds; work guaranteed: SO
months to pay. Call after 9 all day
Saturday and Sunday, Pa. 1886. II
CARPENTRY - General remodeling;
fronts. MIR. LAWRENCE. RIA. eros
CARPENTRY, VIRGINIA; all kinds,
partitions, porches. recf. rms. attics
MR.. SMITH, OW. 6b27 any time.
CARPENTRY, PAINTING. gen. re.
mod: pprches. recr. rms. Free esti-
mates; painting. all kinds. NO. 9412
CEMENT REPAIRs-No Job too small
Call Hu. 4477.
|CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES, .electricall,
raSor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
RooTER. Phone RA. 1888 any day
any night.
|ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re.
pairs short circuits, small Jobs done
Immediately. RA. 1922, anytime. ~
FENCE-Galv chain, link; al
posts In concrete Immediate erec.
tion, Get the best for less. No down
payment. 80 months to pay. Phone
II. 4-45Ss; evenings and Sunday
Evening star., 1952-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TIRES. fiye, 7.10x15, used; also wash
fer. 10. s-0770. II
TRICYCLES, all in need Of minor
repair: the lot for $40. Pvt. party.
TYPEwRITERs. all makes. sales
rentals AMPERAN IsPalfs Terns 3vE fEns
CO. l451 3. CAPITOL St.. Ii. s-00ss.
| S:30-5:30 incl. Saturday.
WALKING AID. metal, tubular frame.
practically, ppsDase,ti IS, neS; sSs reasonable MI
WASHER. Bendix, 3 yrs; old; excel: excel
wgrsehins. gYs very vysossS Cd good condition.
WASHER: Maytsg; excellent condi.
W; sHER. GE wringsr type, 9 years
best offer. SH. GIG. Il
WASHER, Maytag, with wrinser and
/ pump, $50; set Of metal washtubs
cushions. M $50 SO. IA "a. ssS 1874. sN'., II i"
WASHER. Automatic Bendix Econo-
mat, mos; old, purchased with
aM Orig % priee, si ssss s5; aas sac. c" sioo re-:
WASHERS. WASHERS Tda TDdRYERs AND lRoNEks.
Warehouse sale. Almost all makes
and sizes. Must sell. Extra large
eiaifG IN B. RfH sPIvER o spRnNa sfSSsso GAS sat l.
. ELECTRIC, CO., 944 Wayne ave-,
~ SsS03s: al
: matics. Liberal discount or trade.
: No dn. payment. "a mos. to pay. p.
o: SMITH, S & s. 1874 H st. me-.
= Ii. 3-9645.
0 compl. overhauled, 3 mos. guar s
D will deliver: $50 To haA7 i
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WATTRESSES

lounge. Experienced. Full time. Good
salary, meals, uniforms and tips
AZ Anr,sN sssNneatsS asS z4pp Apply !. today. sTATz
GIRL, white, for small fountain; $3I
Der yk.; SO; CONCORD PHARMA-
So, SSo,. asdS asdS. New Hampshire ave. RRiiw.'
LADIES. colored. make $40 to SEC
q day, in your spare time or fuI
time. No age limit. Apply RIM. 307,
527 9th st. NV. p
WOMAN, colored. to make beds and
YOUNG yiS LADY, Il" 70 to o. s6. 6.w assist on
trip California. return. Publishers
contact work; 5000 month to start,
transportation furnished; rapid ad-
vancement: See MRS. BURTON. 2
% easn: as1s:sesSa' New = cslosIsi sSI:PilfE; Hs
wSkkse ss RiSe 1fte HR. NuRsE, Nj Rx white fro..
sstant. for elderly lady; $35 wk.;
Tvs W. hi RnFiSk3 hSH 5o19 M9MsS gssr. with csr,
for deiightfui social contact work:
Saturday work required. RA. 65Si
WRO0l%1N1 iiRii DESK 'fl EDfToRMFor fiSS i old
established daily newspspsr in east.
CIn 4GAub Clby VI 0V,VUV. 1OU Vby
and plenty future for any one who
can qualify. Complete references
EXCHANGED. Transportation. to .jot
will be paid. Do not apply unless
thoroughly experienced and under
45 years OF age; write Box 383-V
YOUNG LADY for general ONCE work;
knowledge Of shorthand and typine
necessary; 5-day week. Apply BOSS
q PHELPS. INC. 1417 K st. NV
ExPERIENcED sTENoGRAP n & r
6-day. 35-hour week; salary, $50
ss .ss ssee nss soa z sss
|C0LLEGE STUDENT. vacation in
country: refined, pleasant, healthful
work; $500 for so days. Box 2s-Y,
|P2ksf-TIsaE BooKKEEPEK-TYPisT
perm; 4 to hours daily, 6-day
|LfTGiHfT HOSuusEEiaoED DUTIES. som.
cooking for one: good opportunity
Evening star., 1952-05-31
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, alterations, repairs; Q
complete building service to IN
crease the value of your property.
Call now. today. ''GRIFFINS." JU.
7-7612. Terms. IL
ADDITIOhs-Ffee estimates remod.
eoNTaSssc.TrTINo ss:.rI CO.. ME. S5- Sss5.
ADDlyION9. ALTERATIONS. AMI
REMODELfNG-Re si0entiai or com
mercial; no lob too small or toe
ADDITIONS AND HOlEE, Improve
ments, basement to roof; no money
TON cONTRACTTNd Co. m. 4477
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, patios q
porches built, inclosed or screened;
recreation rooms. Free estimates;
5 years to pay at lowest EHA rates.
All work guaranteed. NATIONAL
DEvELOrMENT CORP. Ma. 6S60;
Am CONDITIONING. refrgieratior
installations and repairs; new and
used: reasonably priced. TX. 95S2
ASPHALT DRTvEwAYs, parkine lots
or private roads; tree estimates,
Telephone OIL. $500 OF Oh. 1867.
ASPHALT Oh CONCRETE drivevays
esooSoa Saiks. Frss sssinatss. Can 81
BRICK HSSi WORK Of al types done rea-
sonably. Expert workmanship. Efee
estimates. B. q n. BRfCKLAylNC
CONTRACTORS, 10. 3-4766, aftel
8 pSh. and all day Sun. %
Evening star., 1952-05-31
PAPER HANGING
Featuring ASAM Wall Papers.
Quality Workmanship.
Reasonable Prices.
HOMECRAFTERS. INC.

HOMECRAFTERS, INC.
Ii. az sssssa. ssa ST Tn. Sc .zEaass
PAPERNG-Guaranteed work at low
est prices. Do own work. GE. 6770,
PLAsTERING, patch work and cell
ings our speciality. Call MI. 1892
PLAsTERING. old and new work:
free estimates. Call WA. 6312. ii
PLASTERING, new and old; quick
ser ssFvissi ssii free estimates. Call RILEY
FIuMBSiNG AND HEATING, iobbins
remodeiing and new work; bath
water heatersi free estimates. Ii,
PLuMBiNG HEATNG -. compiete
bathrooms. kitchens, hot-water heat.
ers. gas boilers. heating plants. NC
DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED. sc
mos. to pay. ]. SHAPIRO. registered
plumber. To. 1900.
PORCH ENCLOSURES - Your porch
is now serving you only months
out Of the year. See our Pelle pic
ture window inclosures; have that
new den for the whole family; free
L est; 8 yrs. to pay. CAPITOL COM
TRACING CO., WI. 6O86. 4S19
Bethesda ave-, Bethesda, Md.
RECREATION ROOMS, porches, rooms
inclosed. Call "GRIFFINS," JU
7-7612 now, today. to enhance the
value OF your property; financing
can be arranged. II
Evening star., 1952-05-31
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

GIVE YOUR PET A VACATION in
the country while you are enjoying
yours. Comfortable screened runs,
g1Sedd tooa srNnS, kna suDe5yson ezS KRIss
BOXER PUPS, Axe. 9 wks. old. tenn
porary shots and wormed. .,JE.
ENSIfsH S0Sffs SETTER pups-AKc res,
cEsSss !sssSssP'sj sAEshEsD sal sSsG GsurrrEssisHS
RsssELs. RsslsEs df3iysTSj RH. $3.50. req AsoAFD
tSSah ss.t sps $is ss sire 1?s SR':
Dstq; Must sell, Ly; 1884. ,.-.s -
sSMak, femsIe Cali mcS JU s8s sl5s7i. reg" laSn'
D0BERMANsi 2 females. q months
and cropped; all AKs Sss. cham
x,I%asssp kTTFENsMrSsss stESF EN- sse mos, s r.s.
PAR, $50. Elmwood 39s7, Mclean.
COCKER PUPPIES, black; Axe:
champion pedisreed' S26 : $50.
BPsGIE PoMNEF RuPs Yssnai Axe Ses $40 each
Fails fSf rsshSs church. ", Va. e"0"' -S1'' MsI
SCOTTISH TERRIER PUPPIES: Ch.
sSgsSstogns Os.lp1I1s Pepper stock; R9TH Ha1
cocKHR ocfksi fS5P PTPRrks, Ns black, 9 wks.; no
papers, but registered mother: SO.
FOR SALE tsacrifice,-Three-year-
old Axe registered Stockdale Town
Town Talk; female. Granddaughter.
Owner going overseas. Jeherson
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL PuPs.
liver ard white; Axe reg; I'M. II;
choose @Gs' Now4snchsntins Is nSS; sh Tao'' SHOW
type siamese kittens, soon old
enough to leave home and mother:
exceptionally fine imported blood
lines. Phone HO. 0227 for preview.
PEGINGEsE PUPPIES, 8 mos, male;
pedigree. Axe reg; S45: 50l3
oglethorpe ST., Riverdale, AP. 2035.
scoTTIE PUPS. Int. Oh. walslne
winning Trick and Oh. peppsr
Roosevelt St" Ari., IA: 3432. III
COLLIE PUPPIES. male and female;
duced prices. W. a. ELLIOTT, Falls
I'd. near Normandy Farm, Potomac,
PUG, male, 9 mos. old: Axe; will sell
for 500 where good home Is assured.
ELPAW KENNELS, Alex, Va, Duke
8; sTtd T; TE 2 24s4 sRr2y 2y 45sl .l,,.
LUwTlT snd White; hoSebroEen mari, fri.ndIy sdps:
needs new home, children. 81. 67oo.
ENGLISH SETTER TYPE. male.
housebroken. fine for children: must
have new home in country. 81. 6709.
sIAMEsE KITTENS, t3). male and
female; Seal Point reg. JE. 3-1901.
PARAKEETs, young for tanning; boxes
SI;50 with removable trays. IA.
BLACK STAND. POODLE PUPPiEs.
reasonable. GIL, s4S4. ID
ears cropped. tail cut. permanent
distemper shots receiyed; Maseline,
ROYAL Monarch. stock, +Roustabout
lei Biae Point. $50. j Seal Point. INT
$50; show cats, stud service, Sis:
boarding. Phone Rockville 3772.
Sat, and Sun. or after $3.50 week.
MONKEY. sooty Mangabey. friendly
entertainer. excellent pet. $50. GL.
GREAT DANES, 4 mos, old. beauties;
fawns and brindles: Axe reg. ELr-
St. s extended. Sf fE. Aa sss6. sS ~. 4ssi. RaH.
FAwN BOXER PUPPIES. Axe reg.
cEk%xN nGs pls sHEfaERb fa1 Sb fuffiEs, sriISl Axe
reg. beautifully marked, black and
silver. s36. 81. 2070. II
ENGLISH SETTER. thoroughbred, 3
years sodlSs;; olS; trained; female; reas.
IRISH SETTER PUps.
CONTINUED on Eext PagrI
Evening star., 1952-05-31
Attention Govt. Employees
HELP DOMESTIC

CHILD. CARE-Elderly woman To
care for children; room. board and
salary; col. family. Ii. 3-3126. IL
COOK. colored; with references to
motor to White Mountains, New
Hampshire. June l6. for the sum
mer; have End maid. Call NO. 1851.
COOK, g.h.w. or nursemaid; live in;
NV. EN-. 4500. IL
COOK K-MAD-Live In; good local ref
erences required; $25. OIL. 4993,
cooK-G.H.w.-settled coloEed wc:
room frst door apt; pleasant bed:
iGS%I HspIs ssssa sssss fsss' X e. LIBERAL time
COOK to live in private 2ne
fl. .aters. of new rambler: excel
working condition and pleasant sur
rounding; l small child; $50 vk. WI
CooK: :HoUsEKEEPER for family Of
nights . wk.; $50. XII. S-797s. II
G.h.W., white; not over 80 yrs; neat;
live in; care Of 6-mo. .old child; refs
n s$o g " week .tt,sa "a. ,Ssoesa SSosi ;. ,,,. j.,
must be fond of Children Children; sdditionai "a
help employed; excellent salary to
right person; recent local ref. Ia
CIV. live in, exper. cook; fond Of
children; auto: dishwasher; nc
20 minis. from D. c.: movina into
d. c. in fall; high wages arranged
according to ability. FA. 1858. "a
G.H.W.-CO0K, $35; 1-story rambler
ail-mod: eiec; kit; dishwasher: dis
posai cSssri ETC. i've IN; nfG f9nd Ct child bid
local domestic ref. OR. ards.
G.H.w.-cook. colored: live in; q up.
isaEs iead esiisr.n sEsl nm ssS SCR rsf g. va VS.
G;;Ai.W;:: 81 laundry; : 4 hrs. daily. Mon
G.H.W., care Q children; workins
parents; live in; ample time on. SH
HOUSEKEEPER. white, middle -ag,
woman: live In; brand-new house
lHOUSEKEEPER - Live in Sunda,
night through Friday; working cou
Pile. 2 children (S and 81. RESPONSE.
sy mess f0c elesnns Soss laTnd,s n
old -age insurance. wa. SS93. Il
lMAID-G.H.W., experienced with chill
dren; 5 half days, sit. l eve: loca
refs; SIS and carfare. ia. 4076.
NURSEMAID, thoroushly experienced
with children; 2nd-floor cleaning
live in; other help; references; S15t
per mo. Call after 10 am. EN-
woMAN-Exper.. to iiv in: do gen.
eral housework and help care fol
EM sRal s4a4 4sh4tld; pleasant surroundings
WOMAN. middleased: for g.h.w.
must have Al rel. FA. 2440, Sat.
ia "a Ss4I, s4 ,Hp Eri and ,Ua; sHn; ~ L.,
in, help. care for 2 little girls IL
8 WSIsHas hilY i shSss SsGs sSs Psria.n Ea asf g.
Silver Spring. Md. Il
1880. to 8, Mon, Wed. Fri: S24
Must be steady: ri. S-4O47: Il
LIGHT HOUSEWORK, care Of 6-year
Ssw f9E York Esa1ss: css TSsh ss ri .a se
GENERanl Ts 2SSl; ;coLoRED MAID ma interest..
in travelling to Tenn. with family
$25 and transp; must have Ief
ExfERs:' 2fi IN MAID; perm. Job; sN-da,
worker; pleasant reliable and unat.
tached; good salary. Call TU. 2846
EXPERIENCED WOMAN to care To-
8 children. g.h,w... no cooking: liv,
in; local refs; doctors home. Phon'
WANTED ! End maid to 60 to seashor, cash
for July and Aug. Cali co. 5074
COLoRED GIRL TO WORK Sunday
and baby sit occas. ewes; must nk,
rdd shilSEsn; nsE refs. s.;. req or: poll: Sl s;Sll
s1,s schCcl girl; 5-dsy week; care ,fol
Evening star., 1952-05-31
SITUATIONS. WoMEN

GIRL, colored, wishes % care fol
invalid. semi-invalid or elderly per-
son during day. Practical nurse
training. Reference. TU. 3115. be
tween 2 and 8 pm. T.
cook; likes children; live in: wants
full charge for employed parents;
consider as childrene nurse. Refs
TYPIsT. experienced statistical. de-
sires all kinds Of tipping in the
evenings at home. II. 7-4624 after
Yoo11Sa GIRL desires secrstsrial
work evenings and week ends. After
YOUNG WOMAN with 2 sons Of
working age desires suitable home
for summer months. viii supervise
or share. Refs. exchange. RA. $500
WILL PERFORM EVENING TYING
or stenographic service reasonably;
165 w.p.m. Call DI. 2476 days; Ii
WANTED. PosiifsioN as housekeepe,
or companion; best Of refs. Car
leave city. Box AZ, Star. 1s
ssPsdyTeSs HP. siSs. slip covers IN her 81. sp@s
work. cleaning; irst class references
Call MI. 69o0. IL