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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28

/ the only ones who will ever know.
This much is true, however: future
historians viii never be able to
praise the homefolks who are
shirking their duties; they viii
never have a good word to say
for the ignorance of today's politi-
clans who fail to point out the
real reason for apparent prosperi-
ty so that the public can have a
choice of deciding whether they
prefer such prosperity to their
sons lives.
I'm not against the war nearly
as much as | am against allowing
any person or group to benefit
from il. Right here in Key West,
the principle hub of commerce is
dependent upon our Navy. The
incest thing In the world would be
for REAL peace to come so that
the Yard could be cut down 70
normal and the servicemen who
so desire could 60 back home
where they would be happier.
Treason? To the City and to the
Nation? : Hardly. The Armed Ser.
vices are fighting today for just
that kind Of peace. II il comes,
you and | may return to eating
''grits and grunts. " At least we
won't have q burden upon our
shoulders of feeling that someone
else Is doing our fighting for us.
We can't all get into the front
lines Of battle. But our governing
politicians owe US the right to try
to help In the present war effort.
So far they have failed to offer
a concrete plan that win unite all
Of America and give each man an
opportunity to help. This Is the
principle reason that I've jumped
the fence and gone over to Eisen.
hover. The man proved himself
In one war and perhaps he can
convince the nation again that :
in the present situation II is one
for all and all for one.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28

| The most disgusting technique
used in soliciting votes is an at
tempt to convince people that we
are going through prosperous
period because of either the Demo-
Gratis or the Republicans.
The truth is that our present
prosperity is being bought with
the limbs, the bodies of our nation s
young people. Let the Korean po.
lice action end today and the en-.
tire economy of the U. S. viii go
/ into slump. Since, 1888, we've
been living in war boom. /, for
one, am getting sick of it.
A depression doesn't particular
ly worry me. At least everyone
shares fairly equally so far as
hardships are concerned. The pre-
sent situation is intolerable though.
A few collar crooks are get
ting rich through political machi-
nations that are suppose to aid the
United Nations cause in Korea.
The majority of civilians are being
fooled into thinking that this is
prosperity because they get big
pay checks. The pawns for the
whole deal are our young boys
who fight in Korea and probably
have never had the opportunity to
vote in an election.
Any political party that is res
ponsible for present conditions
should hang its head in shame
rather than brag about it. That
goes for either the Democrats or
the Republicans or Communists.
The United Nations represents
most Of the important countries
of the world. II is impossible to
believe that such strong organi-
zation cannot bring the present
conflict to an end more quickly
if ii so desires. Actually, the Uni
ted States should be able to ac-
complish this by itself.
Someday those boys over in Ko-
rea are going to come home. When
they do, you and / viii have to
hide. How can we face them and
say that we did our best to help
at home when actually. the news
papers are proof that we are prin-
cipally concerned with our own
petty comforts and prosperity?
Whether the Korean police action
is good or bad isn't in my pro-
vince to say. Future historians are
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28

geant. The letter goes on TO say:
"Since reporting for special du-
ty with the Non Commissioned Of
ficers Academy III July 1882
Corporal Gates has been assigned
to the Instructor Section Of the
Non Commissioned Officers Aca.
DENY in the capacity of Chief
Clerk. A neat, intelligent, capable
individual who has displayed q
deep devotion to duty and demands
high standard of work from his
subordinates, Corporal Gates has
played a large part in the smooth
and efficient functioning Of the
Instructor Section. Should this re.
commentator be approved Cor.
poral Gates ability viii be used to
greater advantage to benefit the
| Instructor Section Of the Non Com.
missioned Officers Academy and
the service.
Edwin W. Tenney, Jr.
"Captain Arty
"Chief Instructor"
The recommendation was sent
] through the Assistant Commandant
of the Non Commissioned Officers
! Academy, First Armored Division,
TT. Hood, to the Commanding Off.
icer First Armored Division, Ft.
Hood.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28
AIRPLANES DON'T
BOTHER DEER

BILLINGS, Mont. R-The roar
Of airplanes engines is music to
the ears of 40 deer. The herd
roams the runways Of the local
airport in search of grass. A truck
tries to scatter them before a deer
hopping plane lands.
Residents Of the surrounding
game preserve want to lift hunting
bans until there are 40 less deer
blocking traffic.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28

The especially in election years must strive to
give both presidential candidates equal billing DESPITE the
bricks thrown in the editorial columns
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28

Luckily for the human race adults who grow cynical
are replaced by youngsters with enthusiasm hope and
faith.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28

We inclined to favor four football players and 40
or so pretty cheerleaders there to be any deem.
phass of football.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28

Once every four years is often enough for presden-
tal elections the voter couldn't stand the strain more
often.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-28

The idea that every few hours new angle must be
presented each big story explains lot of wreervice
stories
Evening star., 1952-08-31
INSTRUCTION COURSES

LEARN TO DANCE in the comfort Of
teachers. Hor Information cali JE,
MODEM soi1SsN TRAINING in beauty cul;
turei ali subjects taught. Approved
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY COLI
LEGE, 1910 G st. NV. DI; lq62.
HIGH SCHOOI-Earn your diploma
g. home in spars tRe AsG tSI
PRIVATE kTSlfTf; Lessons for adults and
children in piano by an e5perienced
ssThTt tsashsT CHI HEsss6Ns ss31N after II o. remedial
Teadhng BY Sc r.sSoos feacaer Nerma
graduate. A.B.. MA. cH. 667l ssiter
CAKE .pECoRATING-Day and eve
ming classes. taught by daughter Of
famous decorator. Phone ia. S-4SlS.
PBx-RECEPTIONIsT course easily
leaned ess So no hSSt sa5 pay SR s1sss
NEW CLASSES--Start today In TYP
ING, shorthand. Bookkeeping. ac-
counting, ofice machines, court re-
porting. J unpsual 61s positions, st SnS many NAM
anS' S1fPs Psth. sAI "a. ssz5 inGuire.s s0''
CLASSES starting lst
and 2nd yr., or bookkeeping. ONCE
machines: Ftnney texts. accredited;
much Aa better positi6oGns' ps d6G many paYyins pYV,S
sscHoo1 s:goS OF xGCoyNTANcY. cor.
g and 18th nv, Ma; 2S40c 2ISa4S0,cu,ue.
PHOTO. NEGATIVE RE-TOUCMING;
coed eve. classes; downtown studio.
rkfyATh IA Sl4 GSdp Il RY fNs4RGdr Sxe4 ESf n
brew. This includes Bar Mtg Yah
preparation. JOSEPH SEGAL. DU.
HONE TUTORING-Alg., geom., Lat.
Fr.. Sp., Ger. Eng. arith;; read.
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING COURSE.
reasonable. Unable to use. OR. 4l76.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ACCOUNTING, general ONCE work; II
years experience. last 4 years fire
and casualty insurance; drivers
license. bondable; start S75. AP
COMPANION, exper.. reliable, ref.
desires perm. pos. to elderly pers
free to travel. MA. 1894. Ext. SIG
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored, exp.
desires i Z, position in otice bldg. ,rel q
GIRL. colored. wants days work
ironing; references. LU. 4-1194.
GIRL wishes night work. such as
counter, machine operator. etc. Call
LADY desires night tipping Job. MA.
96S3. Ext. GOA, 9 pm. weekdays
all day Sun. and Mon.
LADY. COLORED, desires night work
pref. restaurant. CO. 1905.
doctors ONCE, registered. white OF
colored, four-day week. Salary
open. Box 256-E. Star.
M. g., b. 8. registered nurse, tive
successful textbooks and some edit:
ing. Desires connection or assign.
ments in fields of health, nutrition
mental hygiene, child training. Phone
Chestnut 6132 or Box 264-E, Star
Evening star., 1952-08-31

ANDIRoNs, M maple bedrm: set: russ
eGuipment 419 Ingraham st. NV.
ANTleGEs.. NJ Tnss. 2 Victorian tables. beau.
tifully carved rosewoodi $60.a$75.
ANfiouEs, MI 91hy' . idential victorian tSi
refinished and upholstered in tap
ANTIouEs,o Saea Vietorisn a'i mahog: nah s and
tapestry sofa; $125. Call CHAP
ANTIQUES FOR sALE-Bisque fig-
rines. Tiffany Royal Dalton; Le-
moles. French Msissen cut glass;
furniture. Can ~: s-s2ss after $! 8
ANrfaTEs, n Ssyi lse. 4-drawer old Ja Din.
tifuliy finished: collected By decora-
tor; PRICED to sell; leaving town.
ANTroGRs CALENDAR CLOCK. AKA,
$40. 4bl6 Reno I'd. NV. EN-. 2709.
love seat with 2 matching chairs,
$3.50: upright piano, sos. JA.
ANTioUEs. many new items received.
S1me p9 ,v IN a,e aRd sIny giye Ss Sso a visit
ANTIQUES-Old shop. selling out
splendid. set gold Louis XVI turni-
,ture. M. vALLEIx. Gil Mass.
ave. NV.
ANTIQUE VENETIAN MIRRORS. two
matched. ornate. gold leaf, large.
Require some repairs. Box $3.50
Star: or phone Warrenton. Va. 357.
ANTIQUES. variety. with Tampa. fit-
tings, shades. globes. chimneys. spe-.
cialty. THE LAMP. $50 w Broad
ST, Falls Church. Va.
ANTIQUE JEWELRA OF all uescrip.
tions; 6O% discount Closing out
(. entire stock. LIVINGSTON d CO.
1923 Fl st. NV. ME. 3440 Open
Till e n m GafnHdaNS
Evening star., 1952-08-31

NURSE IaR ..s Hes'sss Job :.s, s,hr duty e.
NURSE. pra:.icai exper.. use hypo;: /:
dayWork pref; good refs. ia. Ills.
elslsrrsd sStly sFtEitis Ef s.6S7sD q Daral''0
NuRsERY GOyERNESs. one baby, or
housekeeper for, small adult family:
french rssf lady; Pest references; $40
PRRacT1cAAL, RRsssi al, NGksE. NURSE colored. wishes
ssnyalssnentr ssrs ese' rS stad isf care or infant
|pRACTiCAL NURSE wants night work
or Or. baby case. cali any time. RA.
T1YPfsT-cLERK. billing, figuring, sh
tfme mlse RE- RREiddlsssafsa 1885, Ext 49, sse hr part
WOMAN, colored, wishes job as baker
and references. De. 1857.
WOMAN, white, reliable, employed in
Georgetown University. Hospital,
would like comfortable, bedroom in
sders LADY, IGf nsts fsRaaniGe Box TO ifs
You1HRi YeoIu1HRi GIRL FR1pAY-conscienStitous Sta.
SSesrsatilsi yer local reference. Box
GERMAN sTENo.. German typing
translations; English German, Ger
man English. Available week ends
or evenings. Call NO. 9559.
COLORED GIRL would like part-time
evening work as receptionist,
switchboard operator or elevator
operator. DE. S947 3Is
COL0RED GIRL. high school grad.
wants Job. xAD; 26O1: 81
COLORED GIRL, desires ONCE work
or cafeteria. NO. 1854.
COLORED GIRL, neat. desires job as
store clerk, nurses aide or waitress;
5-day week DE. 5014.
COLORED LADY, college and teach
ing background, desires gen. ofice
poosittion, other pleasant work. AID.
coIoRED NURSE. 7 yrs. hospital
exper.. desires g.h.w-baby care,
aged and invalids; best reference.
All Gay Sun. Mon, CO. S073.
COLORED WOMAN will care for
mothers children at my home. by
week. SH. 2340.
C0LORED WOMAN wishes Job as
elevator operator, part time morn
tngS or day work; refs. DU. 1886.
COLORED WOMAN desires child care
or taking care Of elderly lady; refs
AID. 1866.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITION, alterations, repairs. extra
rooms. porches, screening, recrea-
ment. to attic. GALL NOW. TODAY
FOR free. estimate on your needs.
Speciaiists IN satisfaction. We have
rPPhssPs'nt e9NTsHcToRgsy zss1s f Rsy cal ~
ADDITIoNs-Free estimates. remod.
eoNfRssFihno e1tas sss!1ah e cor roGt IN sSsS sSSEsNSTR
ADDITIONS. alteration ana remodel
repairs porches inclosed. recreation
rooms all types Of brick and cement
work. retaining walls built. free
estimates given without oblieation
Call A.. d G. CONSTRUCTION Co,
DI; 6412. . AN to q PM except
ApDITIONS and nome remodsling; ur
III 70 coNTR Rsy RsuaFantefa RE Sd77 YORK !,
PAPERING, 75c single roll; you furn.
ish material. also painting. set
MR.. VAN. JU. 9-SO80.
ALTERATIONS and re.
modelling by. builder with years Of
experience; Al materials and work
af5er fs ssGy any ON 5me a7sS 7ssSSnday
ASPHALT .DRTvEWAYs, parking lots
Telephone OIL. $500 or OF. 1857.
BRICK WoRK-H its brick work
call AID. 1892 after 5. u
BRICK WORK IN GENERAI-Fire,
places, porches. retaining walls, con.
crete work; class A Jobs. RINALD]
q CO, Ii. 6-7566. -6
BUILDING, remodeling, repairing
earpentry: brick, cement work. Mr.
BUILDING AND REMODELING, 81
yrs, exper. Sat. and Sun. all day
weekdays after 8 pm. WA. O22O.
BUlLDING-REMODELING Koofs
walks, drives. painting, decorat ting
Waterproofing; deferred payments
FHA: REED CONTRACTING CO.
81. 1910. LU 4-l26S FA. 1888
BUILDING REMODELING, 80 years
exper.; contact for loan furn. Cal
". 1925 Sat: Sun. and evenings
Evening star., 1952-08-31
FLAGSTONE
STONE WORK
Walls, walks. patios. WALKER. JU.
S-I23S.

Walls, h., walks. patios. WALKER. 10.
FLOOR CHEMICALLY REFINISHED,
Like new, without sanding; Is yrs.
to perfect. No mess; save, floors
and money; ready to walk on immed.
Free demonstration. THE COR
DON FLOOR SERVICE, TU. 1851.
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing; !;
exper. mech; work guar; average
rooms. SIS. co. 4a3O. Il
FLOOR SANDING, waxing and
polishing. DE. 1894. Il
FLOOR SANDING; finishins; clean
ing and waxing. Reasonable prices;
free estimates. Call RA. 6795.
FLoOR SERVICE. Nothins put the
best; laying, sanding. finishing.
cleaning; parquet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS; NC. 1912 Wisconsin ave
FURNiITHUtRRE REPAIRING, retinishing,
SetS.ssa. SethSSsssrineo; o. sss5 $3.50. Miller ave-
GENERAL REPAIRS-Painting. plas-
tering, carpenter work, roof paint
ing. repairing; no Job too small.
PRINTZ, TR. 1911. 10'
LAWNS CLEANED, grass seed sowed,
shrubbery trimmed and worked. Cali
Evening star., 1952-08-31
CAMERA REPAIR

1gE1s sfD ss5 s50Fs!sn Pssn. or ave- a0nss' ns
CARPENTRY-Comb. doors. windows
shelving. roof repairing and paint
ing; reas. Ii. 6-9740. "a
CARPENTRY-Additions and remodel.
ing. new and old; large. or small Job
tsqssantsea tims' 1E' se1s6e s6es estimates Any
CARPENTRY, remodelins and re.
pairs; expert work at reasonable
prices. Call for free estimates. RA
c4akPENTER-suildinr. remodeiin,
ssffssssr m; p. .slis5le Eol 774ii. Ii s;SC:s9 81:
rsmodeling: old and new work. MR..
SMITH; OW. 5527. any. time. %
small Jobs done reasonably: guaran-
teed. MI. 7147. 81. 427o.
CARPENTER WORK Of all kinds, rea.
cSna sSnabls; arHG, 81. 2145: =
eindeT blocks ana ayed [esenins cona4stps nails y
all kinds, steps and porches, general
CEMENT WORK. doors, walks; 1st.
class work; cinder blocks. CHARLES
DESPERT. HO. 2909, HU. $3.50.
CEMENT REPAIRS-No lob TOT
Soee s%s was alfG 0r5s1 ea Tis Ill., 44s7 ens center
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES, electricalt,
razQr-kleened or no charge, ROTO.
ROOTER. Phone RA SSsS any day
DISPLAY PROBLEMS? Our shop car
give you :. planned. window trim,
ming. interiors, forming. New ano
used props for rent or resale. Signs
silk screened posters, cards, tickets
etc. New shop, fresh ideas, we will
work with you. Call MR.. BERNIE
TU. 1881.
FENCE-Galvanizeo chain INK: al
posts in concrete. immediate erec.
ton. Get the best for less. No dowr
payment. 80 months to pay. Phone
FL 4-456S: evenings and Sunday
FENCES-Chain link, rustic cedar
screen or picket; ranch. estate; wooo
or metal t36 styles: for free rea.
enable estimates, 10. S-S658. g
FLAGSTONE WALKS, patios, retain
ing walls, houses, stone viniard
drain tile installed. All work guar
anteed; big or small. we do them all
Free estimates. c. w. MILLER
WA. 4Ht1R,
Evening star., 1952-08-31
HElP WokAEN

STUDENTS. high school seniors. IN
Apply Miss Curtiss, 4th a.. I. FRAME
x5I.aste@t xsl S3ta eams5a store; ri sIsa;sR
ADAMS x6lK Ssn At oW veg a4ss Gsy Tuesday. a NH
WOMAN. white. live In. to assist IL
care Of semi-invalid. 81. s968.
YOUNG LADY to answer telephone
fSyping Sne &C.. exp; preferred; general Of
R2PiSES 2Pfp 8 warrs Vi sr wdsaSN es2S to s super
wise 3 school children, days. 3:3(
e sIex o. Tn We esa7 Sf sraddock Cannon
$fs y "Ssts 81 FfF fzt1st siRnss
cooperative. See W. r. Hamiin
802l Ga. ave. Silver Spring. Md
LADY OF good personality and fall
education for desirable position
with reliable corporation. Must bt
loyal and faithful to her work, ane
wiling to learn details Of company.
sqsass' ssheas ssst ss asa ses star t. "0rl
income. spare time
looks. smells real. write sTUpic
f2ssEE G8 GGHsssRRvil!s GHsRs., Pa Rm., card,
As much as $50 weekly, No expert.
pies. Personal cards that sell low al
approval. LIBERTY BELL STUDIOS
$50 ? st NV. Suite sos. RE. 4716
Open Thurs ewes.
Arr YOU looking for q good home?
we y.snSra want at,a : refined; pleasant house,
With S:yr.-old. Other " help in'''ean: EN-.
emDloyed; ensn dp regent recent references; salary
$50 YoURs EAsiiY! Sell stunninr
new Christmas cards spare time
Up to 1907 profit Friends rela-
sfscns Iyss smbosssd rsnt ,e.os to buy
morous Christmas cards Expert
Free samples. assortments on ap-
proyal. HYcREsT'. IS chauncey
s5S 5S rsS aS SGhsmas yoa make sass ss
on SO boxes; complete lines Christ
mas. All-Occasion cards: name-in.
gold Christmas cards: stationery
gift items; SAMPLES on approval
EMPIRE CARD Elmira. N. r.
ACT NOW--Make big money. Sell
CHRISTMAS cards SO with, name
nspkns Fu0d rsisins
plan. Costs nothing to try. Free i'm
print samples, boxes on approval.
Write: SYRACUSE CARD. Syracuse
WOMAN s5 to so with pleasing tele-
phone voice and ability to talk with
confidence. Sales experience prefer
red. 5-day week, salary and COM
nsi:soP Tia st. ADpay p1 aAsR1s after osldeH aW1NG
WOMAN. white; capable. live-in
Nurse se-housekeeper for elderly couple
sac. BOX 238-E. Star.
$23 WEEKLY for wearing lovely
dresses. given to you as bonus: just
show Fashion Frocks to friends. Nc
canvassing. investment Or De- 1e expe-
Dept. K46sS. Cincinnati, Ohio. :
children Tuesday through Friday
afternoon. Apply 62O5 43rd ST..
Riverdale. Md. or call AP. 1894.
LADY. 1885, to work in
cient STENCIL cutter, knowledge Of
ACME, 631 E st. NV. Elk. s729.
GIRL as clerk-typist for ma
tional trade association. Permanent
Po,rs PPoSiton ATplH With fcSes FAX Pay and good
school hours into
ing customers near you. Best areas,
hiRhest profits now. RE. SLOT. d
LADY (white). for dry cleaning
branch store; $3.50 basis. plus a
guarantee {would selD. Call any
time, EX. 9133.
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YORK
Fifth ave. N. Y. firm desires women
to sell Dresses, Suits. Lingerie. Seen
Vogue. 'Mademoiselle". Good
NER. ssoAN Fifth ave. New YORK.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

SCREENS-CARPENTRY
HAULING-CLEAN1NG
SEELYE MAINTENANCE
400 L st. N. w. DI. 1927. 81
MEAT BLOCKS RESERVICED. GASO,
11HE kP eIsg foWER MOTORS REPAIRED
4LATTEGIEssEs LE,ISs 81 remsas1 mss1 s$$ up: .sTEIN
PAfNTERs., inside and outside paint.
mates nsi fsaSShbh1e WAbe Ma Rs.essa sss5 ifee s:'
PAINTING CONTRACTOR--Commer
26 yrs. MIR LAWRENCE. RA 87O3
PAINTING, interior and exterior; al
work done at "a price by 1st-clas:
white mechanics; patch plastering
roofing. 10. 1924.
PAINTING. papering. interior. ex-
5esII ssIIosi Elm 49g, TT reasonable estimates ms
PAINTiN0-interior. exterior. roof
coating. caulking, gen. repairs; free
estimates: Cali 'TU. 1927. IL
ss fsls rTes ses'e estimates. nsn sef1 e. ssee To-
PAINTING and paper hanging. car.
pentering and plastering; Al white
and colored mechanics. Call 10.
SEPH r. GRIFFIN, TU. 1884.
PAINTING. papering. plasterine
cSookiEi. A3ssi HON Hoimead 'Ai pl.. T6
PAINiING. interior and exterior;
best material and workmanship.
Get started on fail housecleanins
early. For reasonable free estimates.
WA. 1870. UN. 1889. .
PAINTING, interior and exterior: LIST
class work. free estimates. THOMP-
SON. 10. 9-9873, IL
PAINTING, interior and exterior,
free estimate, prices reasonable. Call
day or night GE. 6497. Il
PAINTING SPECIALISTS any aver
age rm.; free estimate; immediate
service; also exterior. KE. 3-6555.
PAPER HANGING, Interior painting
by reliable white mechanic. LO.
,APER BANGING. $40 per room up;
1852 Eunfast washable paper. work
guaranteed. GH, 1893 or dE.. 2461.
PAPER HANGING, painting, plaster
ing; doing my own work; reason
fAPSR sI'si ia HAiNsSiGNtai. pssatins. Special
i0V prices this week. Work guar
Sntesd. Save. SPIGn, IA. eg2S.
Evening star., 1952-08-31
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
CURTAINS STRETCHED at hol

CURTAINS STRETCHED at home;
also bundle laundry done; will iron
Tough dry. RA. 1852.
GIRL, colored. wants g.h.w.; fond Of
ndEsB ast io5 lss years sut; D fsys Tffa
GIRL wants nursemaid. g.h.w., for
working mother; local ref. MI.
GIRL, colored, desires days work;
goed de1 1roner' exper. and refs. Ii.
GIRL. colored. desires Job house
cooking; exper. Call Sun, DE. 07S9.
GIRL, colored, would like s.h.w..
Geiid refs csTe' ap' ssst' "a days; practical exp;
GIRL. colored. take care of children;
s days week; $23 and carfare. MI.
3Q75 between and 8 pm. ANNE
GIL II 7dss4s dssiEss job as mothers helper.
GIRL. colored, desires b-day week as
nursemaid. g.h.w.; experienced, with
HoUsEKEEPER for gentleman in
1--we in. s45 per wk. BOX 201-E
LADY. colored, neat reliable. desires
5-day week work or part time: had
excel. references. II. S-S459.
LADY. colored, wishes days work;
experienced laundress.- Call DU.
LADY desires g.h.w., days work; ex-
per. HO. 29S3.
LADY wants to do washing at home
Phone AT. 9449.
WOMAN. .colored. wants work from
IO-2: clean. Call TR. 491s.,
f0f ~AI
wishes days work OF baby sitting
on Saturdays and Sunday. VI. 1913.
WOMAN, colored. wants part-time
work: in mornings. AID. O24S.
WOMAN desires g.h.w.; fond OF chill
Sas9 S5s9 sstns sansriepsfa aE lsi6 snd refs also
steady work; good, willing worker;
local. D. C.. refs. VI. S01S.
WOMAN, wants s.h,w.; days wk'
WOMAN, colored, wants g;h.w., cook,
EXCELLENT MARYLAND COOK and
houSekeeper. immaculate. clean. live
in. $50 per week. BOX 2oO-E, star.
EXPERIENCED HAND LAUNDREss,
WANTS DAY WORK, Monday, Wed.
and Friday; So and carfare. Call
Want HSi fOi5 Ofi5Asr,E1ME evening sass work.
BRTTisH faGEsE s1sosMias MoMAN Go srass ass desires
work diplomatic, family; experienced
care children; live out; recent local
TsffeEepss R Rhons sdaz RE vssH 1892 or say
CCT Hprn CRIT axner;epced veyv
sh1F0Hshs Mf Syas would like day work. Call
cOLoRED GIRL wants full or part
time g.h.w.; 5.day week. RE. bll9.
flms shlid's &c ssre; a4aS S1day week or part
CoLORED GIRL. wants Job. child :
care and light housework. FIR. 1887.
COLORED GIRL desires days work,
ironing or cleaning. HU. 1885;
COLORED GIRL wishes days work or
regular lob; refs. GO. 4191.
neat; will prepare dinners Or clean a,
permanent job. Ii. 6-s647.
COL. LADY desires full or part time
work; excel. ref. Elk. O073.
COLORED WOMAN wishes days work
ssslamsnt as anndTess c@ es mSEninss gsTP work in
COLORED WOMAN. reliable, wants
light g.h.w.. 5 days . week. ST.
COLORED WOMAN. good laundress,
exper. ironing. good cleaner. wants
5 days work. DE. $3.50.
COLORED WOMAN wants work f1ye
days week; live in or out; city
|COLORED WOMAN, wishes day work
or part time work. AID. 1880.
COLORED WOMAN, wants work as
bus girl or maid in rooming house.
ME. 1854.