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Milford chronicle., 1952-02-15

munity chairmen. They are: Mrs.
William Richardson, Dover; Mrs.
H. Fifer, Rising Sun; Mrs. John
TarburtOn, Dover; Mrs. j. o. Will
lis, Milford; Mrs. Harry Hall, Leip-
sic; Mrs. H. Grier, Woodside; Mrs.
G. Hunt, st. Jones; Mrs. Elmer
Tull, Pennington; Mrs. James
Kates and Mrs. Russell Torbert,
Canterbury; Mrs. A. Potter, Har-
rington; Mrs. Fora Tatman, Fred
erica; Mrs. Pearl Clark, Hazlett-
Vile; and Mrs. Robert Mercer,
Milford.
Banana Chocolate Cream Pie
Decorate cream-topped pie with
ring of banana slices. You can whip
up this pie quickly with packaged
chocolate pudding.
112 sQs. unsweetened chocolate
2 cups milk
n cup sugar
tbsp. enriched -four
1a tsp. salt
2 egg yolks, slightly beaten
tbsp. butter or margarine
12 tsp. vanilla
3 ripe bananas, sliced
8" baked she'll
cup weetened whipped
cream, or egg whites, "A
cup sugar
Heat chocolate and milk over
rapidly boiling water until choco-
late is melted. Beat until blended.
Mix together sugar. flour and salt;
stir slowly into chocolate mixture.
Cook until we'll thickened, stirring
constantly. Cook 10 minutes long
er. stirring occasionally. Stir small
amount of hot mixture over egg
yolks; pour back into remaining
hot mixture while beating vigOr
Ously. Cook l minute longer. Re-
move from heat and add butter or
margarine and vanilla. Cool. Place
alternate layers of filling and
bananas in cooled baked pie shell.
Top with whipped cream or mer-
ingue made as follows: beat egg
whites until they hold peaks;
gradually add sugar. beating un-
til glossy after each addition. Bake
at 3500 F. for Is minutes or until
lightly Drowned. Serves 6-8.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-15
Artificial Lakes To
Aid irrigation

CAGLIARI. Sardinia-(P)-Three
artificial lakes are being made i'll
the upper reaches of the Flumen-
dosa River will enable 5000 fam
lies to have new farms in a 10000
acre area of formerly uncultivated
land. The three lakes will have q
total capicity of so million cubic
meters Of water, and will supply
water to % towns with total of
100000 inhabitants who now have
only scanty wells.
This effort has been possible in
this Mediterranean island through
the financial aid of UNRRA. Inter
i'm aid, ERP, ECA, and a new Ital-
lan>credit institute which apprOpri-
ated 200 million dollars to he spent
over 10 years for the building of
roads, aUueducts. industrial plants
and land reclamation projects in
Sardinia.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-15
Chinese Bandits"
Suppressed

HONG KONG : up - Commun-
ist authorities in South China are
bOasting that 261.686 bandits or
guerrillas were killed or captured
during the first six months of 1851.
The South China military com
mand's report on Red China's ban
dit suppression campaign" said
most of the dissidents were "inacti-
waited" in Kwangsi province, which
borders northeast Indochina.
The report listed the capture of
thousands of weapons and even
such things as "20 telephone switch
boards, 449 telephones, four radio
phones and 20 telescopes" 1t didn't
say what the guerrillas would be
doing with telephone switchboards
in a land noted for the scarcity of
such items.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-15
State Hospital Plans
To Boost Wages
CONTINUED from first pagel

ut is imperative for us to Un-
dertake this program in order to
meet the salary scale set especial
ly by the Veterans Administration
hospitals here and near Delaware" ."
DR.. Tarumianz said there would
be enough money available at least
for the remainder of the current
fiscal year to pay for the increased
salary schedules. AS for the flu
ture, he said, the board will have
to work out a plan to finance the
necessary increased salary sched-
ule
Effective February !
The pay boosts are effective as
of February /.
DR.. Tarumianz, supported by his
board, characterized the increased
salary schedules and the revised
classification system as beneficial
from several angles:
/. Help to stem a trend toward
seeking employment in VA hOspi-
tails and stabilize employment in
the state hospital and the health
center.
2. Stimulate recruiting for more
and better personnel in the insti-
tutiOns.
3. Stimulate interest in making
mental hospital work career for
many Deiawareans.
Our ola nay scale for nurses" ="
DR.. TarumianZ said, has cOmpar-
ed favOrably with that in general
hospitals but we find it has been
impossible to compete with the pay
offered by Veterans Administration
hospitals.
Salary Range
The salary scale for nurses will
range from a starting pay of $3.50
a month for a staff nurse to $275
starting salary for supervisors, and
covers various other phases of act
ing and assisting supervisor and
instructors.
Maximum salary ranges for staff
nurses after one year of service
goes to $3.50 month and reaches
1855 after three years. Supervisors
with three years experience will
have a $3.50 monthly salary after
"a months of service. Supervisors
holding college degrees will have
starting salary at $285 and go to
1905 after two years duty.
twenty-five nurses now on the
state hospital staff will be affected
by the increase, and if the full
budgetary compliment of 36 nurses
is reached, the monthly increase
will total $4,000.
The staff of II nurses at the
Bacon Health Center is entirely af-
fected.
A new classification for ward
attendant, including a new salary
scale based classification. was also
adopted by the trustees. Listed as
classes A, B, and c attendants, the
starting salaries will range re-
spectively from $165 a month plus
one meal, down to $140 plus one
meal.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-15
NOrthLand Has Warm
Heart

MONTREAL - Up - Mrs.
James Houston, wife of Canadian
Artist Jim Houston. doesn't think
of the Arctic as a vast, cold waste
land of ice and snow.
After eight months in the North
land, Mrs Houston is more i'm
pressed by the warm hearted, hos
pitable people who live in snow
huts and look mainly to hunting
and fishing for their living.
They're such an honest, cheerful
people"
With the backing of the Canad-
ian government. the Canadian Han
dicraft Guild and the cooperation
of the Hudson's Bay Company. Mr..
and Mrs. Houston bring back pro-
ducts of Eskimo culture-carvings,
leatherwork and woodwork.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-15

contributor to the menu and find
it is q great competitor of bean
soup. There"is one more camp, the
stern advocates of lentil soup. The
staunch promoters of lentil soup
often boast of Scotch blood or are
the borrowers of this. ever-popu-
lar Scotch dish.
Most of these soups depend upon
a ham bone or upon pieces of left
over ham for their distinctive
flavor. The long simmering of the
ham and vegetables produce that
hard to beat flavor.
The food value of these soups
deserves much credit. They are a
good alternate for meat and all the
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-15

seeds are good sources of several
of the B vitamins.
The following recipe for lentil
soup uses uncOOked bacon and a
bay leaf for flavor.
Lentil Soup
l cup Lentils
6 cups boiling water
2 onions, Drowned in lard, but
ter or margarine
4 strips uncOoked bacon
l bay leaf
Rinse lentils in cold water. drain.
Combine all ingredients, bring to a
boil and allow to simmer about one
hour adding more water if neces-
SaTy.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-15
Sweet Elizabeth

Queen Elizabeth was so fond of
sweet smells that she had Golfers OF
imported cedar and sandalwood in
her bedrooms to scent linen and
clothes. The modern woman can
achieve fragrant closets and rooms
so much more easily through the
use of sachet blocks and the spray
ing Of toilet water or cologne. And
she may buy a large variety Of
scents from a nearby department
store or neighborhooc drug store.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-15
Food for Thought
Mary 7. Davenport
Nutrition COnsultant
Delaware State Board Of Health
BEAN SOUP DAYS

Bean soup changes a dreary
winter day into one that can be
enjoyed. Bean soup must be pip
ing hot and there must always be
second servings. 1t sticks to the
ribs" and the flavor makes it first
choice for many people.
It's first cousin, split pea soup,
has many followers. Some fami~
lies make split pea soup a regular
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-15
Futile Chase

MONTREAL - Up - A roof
top chase after two thieves sent
police constable Marcel PilOn to
the hospital He suffered a broken
foot when he slipped while leap
ing from a garage roof in pursuit
of the suspects. They escaped.
Steel is made from approximately
0ne-half scrap and one-half pig
iron.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DINETTE SET. 22x4s pink wrought
iron table with glass top, 4 chairs,
new; $40. WO. 1905.
DRAPERIES-Lined traverse. new,
unclaimed. value $3.50; 1S prs, IL
prs. one pattern, e prs. another.
Suitable for rest, tourist home, etc
Will sell reasonable. Sunday after
/ pm. weekdays after pm. UN.
FAN - 2s-in. cool-air window fan
! year are9' old peri. cond, $50. Gall
All popular brands; new 1859
models in original factory cartons
with ! year free service: 25cs dis
count for cash. DALMO SALES CO.,
923 11th st; NV. EX. 7s05. Ia
FAN, Varnado. turn about. mod. 30
WI. fits windows 26R in. to 36 4 =
in. wide, $35. JE. 3-2"S6. -l9
FANS (2) large floor fans, variable
speed, chrome plated throughout:
cost $l25 each, will sacrifice $50
apiece. Call JU. IT'LL. -I9
FAN, electric. pedestal. 26-inch. West
inghouse motor; perfect condition.
FUR CoAT, brown, muskrat. size 30;
g9pd geo condition. Barsain at $500,
FANS. attic fans. blowers, motors, fan
blades, bearings, shafts, parts. Build
your own with our parts and save
Large stock, all sizes. new and used.
Lowest prices ELECTRIC EQUIP
MENT CO. 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-17

YOUNG LADY for association public
relations and all-around assistance;
plenty Of initiative, anxious to work
and get ahead; job involves pub
icity, membership promotion. special
projects; available mid-July. Apply
to Box 266-A. Star. -17
YOUNG LADY to assist at counter
and also accept phone calls. Must
be pleasant, courteous. refined and
able to deal with public; 5Ha-day
week. Apply In person, INSTITUTE
CLEANING PLANT. S021 Georgia
ave-, Sill. Sp. -17
LADY. good typist with gen.
office experience. for pleasant, small,
1-girl office; resident Hyattsville
SHIELDS. AP. 6302. -17
YOUND LADY ND to 80 for work in
sales proposal dept. for large ma
tional organization in the ONCE
equipment industry: must be able to
type accurately and have ability to
follow instructions in laying out and
pasting up sales material; good pay
and working conditions; 6-day. 40
hour week; no Saturdays. Box 414-
Y. Star. III
VACATION MONEY? Why not turn
spare hrs. into dollars? Take an
AVON area near you; serve reg.
customers; earn $50 weekly. RE.
S1O7 -1A
Evening star., 1952-06-17
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

WOMEN IT 92l. good refs. want work
mornings. NO. 1861.
wit with hSi children: il eSchange for room
LADY wishes days work; six dollars
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, White, reliable
e,;F exp g'hiw; sHs,i1 and child care. Live
COOK; woman, eolored. experienced;
Part T,a1 oin, time, pm. through dinner rler
WOMAN. col, reliable; desires work
Tues, We'd; school or rooming hse.
Refs. LA. 6-9459.
GIRL, colored. desires taking care
81 children or g.h.w.; refs. HUI.
GIRL wants gh.w. or taking care
pleasant; refs. DE. 9646.
COOK, colored, excep. capable of
planning and ordering In lst-class
nome; willing, economical. pleasant.
WOMAN. colored, wishes days work:
EX eSperi iaaH ana refs OLIVIA JOHNSON.
GIRL, colored, desires Job taking care
OF children; no Sat. orr sun; S25
week and carfare. Ii. 7-OS3I,
GIRL. colored, ghw; good work. good
refs;; sa,G no nights or Sundays. no.
CoLoRED WOMAN desires sAf five
days work. References. Ii. 6-s39l
NEAT - S.s5 So5oRED GIRL desire, job
C6LoREDS GIRL wants lob caring 70,
children, light g.h.w. Monday-Fri.
coHokED eazi Ii 77%$a5Ma %oMAN desire. ,hv
GGTu ennsoo shils care. Good references
CoIoRED WOMAN wants s days
T.I,,,o Wk; or part time g.h.w. in pvt
c9tSEER Sab9 sIs9er G. GIFt Rbv voHt' oW s.s$ iG5
c0aSRER 0.i5 iab. GIRL fEI1 ls; desires nurse
CoIokED GIRL wants light h.w. wa and
Ghi Ghild care arso in apt days a week
CoIoREnD' Rn'0'G GIRL desires genera,
CoLoRED iaSi WOMAN, wishes days
work, or full time; good refs. RA.
COLORED GIRL. neat. desires Job
taking care Of children for employed
couple; 5-day wk: $25 week and
carfare. no laundry. Ii. 6-s543.
COLORED GIRL wants job as nurse
maid; 5-day week. Ii. 6-2730.
GIRL. colored, wishes day work;
exper. and refs. HU. S057.
COLORED WOMAN, desires work,
g,h.w.; no cooking. Call FIR. 67S1
COLORED WOMAN desires days work
Or part time; exper. and refs. AT.
1899.
TWO GIRLS, colored, desire Jobs as
countergirl. checker or child care.
10. S-I754.
GIRL, colored. desires to care for
one or two children; days a week.
Ii. 1854.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
FANS FOR RENT
$1.50 PER WK. UP
WITH OPTION TO BUY
ALSO FOR SALE
CASH OR TERMS

CASH OR TERMS
10 In. to 30 in. counter and floor
models. for restaurants. stores. Of
without obligation. AP. SES'fsIi9s' 6Soa. M9a
FURNITURE Modern living room,
mos. old: must sacrifice. Leaving
country. Call between SO pm. co.
FukNiTUEE-Divan and chair, $50.
Mahogany matching tables. Mahog-
apy HTfakfront Wo c494 40 bod. ais
bles and miscellaneous items; rea-
sonahle WA 40aS. ~
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new. bet
ter-grade bedrm., dining rm., living
room from unclaimed freight and
RED as5 for 4eo sash New 1E1E Yo2E sve STORAGE hG
daily, 1915; Sat. til 4. RE. 1910.
FURNITURE-Bedroom suite. blond
oak with dble. bed. vanity chest,
night table, also 2 liv. rm. sets-one
3-pc. sectional sofa and two chairs,
oak trim. Decorative desk. blond
frame. HU. 77oO, Ext. 31s. -19
FURNITURE-Baby carriage. maRa-
zine rack. 4 mahogany chrs. bureau
kit; chair. 2 kit. bar chairs, pair
RoFlsr Rorse' chsiEs h ss4gs 9TH Dads' rocking
FURNITURE. unclaimed - Victorian
chair. S8; kneehole desk, Si6;
studio couch, S25; hide-a-way bed,
$40: 8 din. rm; chairs. .S12; Duncan
mattress, S34; sofa bed and chair,
SS5; HOLLYWOOD bed $50, HOFF-
MAN UPHoLSTERERS. 1711 14th
III - China closet. oak.
black; buffet, mirror attached, old
fash; fash odn din I'm rm. ehairs i val f9'
room suite. mahog. !;
Thor Automatic washing machine;
glider set. chairs. rugs. miscel. items.
Call after 5 pm. OR. $3.50. -33
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. double Holly
wood WOO, bed; PsI;u. Ike new s~a S45; Eclipse
sxio. aSIa, 7ax1s; 'Ti mahos. a'' bedrm, tTT1,
suite. Call til I pm. or Wed. OR.
FURNITURE-Leaving city, sacri-
ficing today; make offer; Modern
sofa; sol: club chai55 tables; sx1o blue
suite spring nn mattress, matt 0S Solid de0e cak
Venetian blinds, SO in. and rs in.
wide, 95 in. cornice and drapeS,
misc. kitchen ware. RIA. 1913, 1908
Ga. ave. NV. Apt. 4. -19
FURNITURE-Two mahog. dining
chairs, S25; desk. 500; table. por-
celain chrome legs, SS; window fan,
SIS. NO 929O. is
on sterilized
reconditioned beds, SOB, $50, $50,
$50. Studio couches, S25, $40, S75.
Sofa beds, $50 Hide-a-bed type
sofa, $50, $50. Wood beds. 81. $40.
Mattresses. SS. $40, $15, SO.
Knee-hole desks, S12. $40, S25,
SO. End. lamp and cocktail tables,
S4,, 81, SO, $15. Mirror bargains,
mahog. credenza buffet, $40. Din.
table and chairs, blond drop leaf
table bargain. THE HOME SHOP.
1745 L st. NV RE. 1861. Daily,
. to 9: Tues. and Fri. 9 to 8. 10
Furniture-NeW, Unclaimed
Drastic reductions. Bedrm.
sets. dinettes. liv. rn1. sets. etc. Open
ewes. till 8. AMERICAN. 1923 7th
Evening star., 1952-06-17
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert: books started.
caught UP, audited, closed; all taxes.
Open rate. Shepherd 1854. 21'
handy man, repairing, maintenance
man, good refs; colored. JAMES
CEPHAS. HUI. 9544.
JR. MECHANICAL ENGINEER with
a. BIS. degree in agricultural en-
cheering: summer Job only. Write
Box BIS. W. Hyattsville, Md. -17
MAN WANTS 4-HOURS WORK at
night or hauling with his truck.
LIQUOR SALESMAN, formerly in the
business. now retired, would like
part-time Job up to 4 days a week;
highly competent and reliable, capable
OF managing or clerking; not afraid
OF responsibility; unQuestionable
honesty and reputation. Can fur
nish any kind of reference. Ia.
MIDDLEAGED WHITE MAN desires
work; D. c. drivers permit; ~
MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment. odd Jobs, yard work,
wall washing. carpentry. house
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 1892.
Evening star., 1952-06-17

PAPERING AND PAINTING
AL work. Estimates free. Call MR..
9ECKETT. MI. 0930. DU. 4053.
PLASTERING, patchwork q specially
ny white meGehanic,, good service;
patch work and cell.
ings our specially. Call MI. 1882
PLASTERING-REPAIRS; old and new
work. lge. and SIN. Jobs; satisfaction
new and old, work
BERT RILEY, ST. 1851. -23
1st class repair work
by white mechanics: free estimate.
Call MR.. BOWMAN. WO. 877S. -23
AND HEATING. remod-
cling and repairing; 24-hr. service;
free estimates, DU. 1866. -2s
is now serving you only 4 months
out OF the year. See our Pelle pic
new den for the whole family: free
est: est : yrs: to pay: CAPITOL CON-
TRACTING CO., WI. 6OS6. 4S19
Bethesda ave- Bethesda Md
Evening star., 1952-06-17
FlagStone and Stone

Cement driveways' walks. stems.
porches: tile drainage.
ANGELO MARCUCCIo. sH. 1859
FLOORS, sanded. refinished, cleaned,
polished; walls washed; painting;
reas. TR. 2O55 or Ii. 3-2I41.
FLOOR LAYING, sanding and finish
ing; ing Yo Free estimates; BROTHERS &
FOODS fL AEs sANDhn xSii }A ASD ssS5'F 'FFlNrsHf6-
Free estimates; low summer prices;
&c; G;oRn r COvER; WA. 6S6S any time.
good work; reasonable. 10. 8-5i67.
FLOOR SANDING, cleaning and a YAK
ing; old floors especially; reas.
prices. LU. l-a67e after 8 pm.
FLOOR SANDERS and polishers, he
rented; belt. vibrator, small saws
All supplies. Paint sprays, Dupont
PAIN Paint u,Ir Instructions. /; r; FOLK.
HoGR best IsEssy IsEsvlcE :snSnH NGthns pqs the
cleaning; parauet installation. Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
T9Rs T0 So INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave.
Mx2rRRsssEs AZ RRRs 8 remade. So I'D. STEIN
MOVING, DAY OR EVE. small or
large Job by exper, men; reasonable
, rates; estimates given AT. ,9342.
rAaNIING5nSide AL sbnS ID I9x and outside; wall
paselnsi eapsE nj my 0"a -4ss Sssk; wall
PAINTING, Int.-Ext. for a job we'll
done at price. you can afford to
pafNriNG AN fsIt '9 96oNTRlsScroR-comm2@se,. MFRS
25 yrs. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 9703.
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
prices. reasonable; free estimates.
., CAL DAY or night. GE. 6497. IL
PAINTING. interior and exterior: all
GT9rk neatly s and carefully done.
PAINTiNG, papering. interior and ex-
terIor For reasonable estimates
PAINTING, interior and exterior; pa
able prices Ali work guaranteed
PAH1lNsTTffNiG9@eoPPAipERHANG1NG--Gdssn- PAN Tfi 9eoPi
les. MR. R1DENouR. DU. 3SG5!95.
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
Reasonable; white mechanics, imme-
diate service. MIR. BUNGER. ST.
PAINTING. interior. exterior; roof
sSating, coat ca!ulking, general repairs.
- tLSS GotI EtA. UUOO. 10
PAINTING. interior. exterior. KEN
Toning; 30 years exrer. Days, JU.
S-4967. ewes. LA. 6-4156. 10
PAINTING. repairs, papering. plaster
Ing roof fixing; reas. See me first
PAPER HANGING. SO per room up:
a,sG ag52 Snntast uni washable agd paper: work
PAPER HANGING, PAINTING-Spe-
cial low prices this week: work
guaranteed. Save. SPIGEL, ia.
S92S. -17
PAPER HANGING and painting-Get
my estimate and save money; white
mechanic. Call AK. 2031. is
PAPERING, $40: labor and material,
avg. rm.: white. Also painting.
TIE. 5474 after 9 pm. 21'
PAPERHANGING, Ex.-GI. Neat
prompt service. Reas. rates. Free
estimates. 10. S-S369. 80
PAPER HANGING-S10 a room and
up. Fine selection of wall paper.
Do own work. Guarantee. GE. O024.
Evening star., 1952-06-17
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER. pleasant
disposition, for family Of 5; good
OF. 9339 after pm. i9.
C,0,0eoK.G.H:W, GOO care of 2 children;
RRye RMe s1oa n; local references; $40 mo.
COOK, G.H.w.-competent. live in:
SSity references, good wages. other
nelp employed. EN-. O853. is
CIV, live in; must be excel. house.
Ssa SSeper: Tssk IKE Shiidren; sIsn D. c. refs;
CIV, mainly cooking and light
have local references. Salary de-
pendent on Qualification. Must live
In at least part time. OR. 1435.
10
G;H.w: COOK, live in; pvt. rm with
IV; local refs: fond Of children;
SILVER Spring. Phone JU. s-S64l.
G.H.W, plain cooking; age 25 to az:
exper. with children; live in. lovely I
I'm: and bath; no Thurs. or sun.
Other help empl.; S25. Wo. 1474.
G;H:W.-,YonnT married couple with
3.yr.-old; live in; new home, mod.
XII; experienced and references re-
CURED. OR. s496 bet. and 10
CIV; :aat91; white: 6-day wk.: ss2; Sc.
GTWa GooS Se Sus cooks 81 siG1so i've in: ga sisy
ref. CO. .7765. 10
Civ. plain cooking; intelligent
GE eiFl' sar9 saaa5r-eond. home; 8 adults; $50.
G INV, plain cooking: 3O-5O: exper
with children; live in or out; S30
week. WO. S47s. Is
.W.-Live in. experience; assist
ences; ss5. OR. e425. oA'S' -fs fftsr-
HOUSEKEEPER. colored; 2 adults:
good godl nome; sleep in; light cooking.
14oo Allison st. NV, GE. 1874.
HoysEKEEPER. white for elderly
lady; plain cooking; live in; must
nave good refs. Salary open. FA.
HOUSEKEEPER-CoMPANIoN white.
1Gr 1;Hs ell iside1rly 1rSy., lady; ; g9ed plain cook
MAID. and care of children. Cali
N1RssSoYERRSTEssN NRefSss sSS RT no xS;ts SSsse .xn.r,
to i've in f Houston shaF19 Texas age ans 1Sos 6
WOMAN, live in: general housework,
care OF 8. 6. / year old children;
Is Tst' aaass ana Sun. OF. Call after 9 pm.
WOMAN. colored. settled. to help in
house; room, board and small wages:
live IN; no laundry. LII. 3-3537. 1Sa
G;H.W. and mothers helper; mid
6lee,aged woman; live in. Call FA.
WOMAN. white; g.h.w.. child care;
free to travel: live in: Si00 mo;
NJ beautiful new home. UN. 7454. is
WHITE GIRL. to care for invalid
child; light household duties. Live
WHITE WOMAN to care for elderly
lady, not bedridden: live in; $50
mo. Other help empl. RA. 1920.
WHITE WOMAN. experienced; If YOU
would like a refined home, willing
to help mother with little boys, this
is rare opportunity. References
required. Box 7S-A, Star. -23
MATURE WOMAN to take complete
charge Of 2 children Zone 2 yrs. old,
one. school age) for employed
mother: live in. Lady with child
considered. Box 273-A. Star. 10
CARE FOR 2 CHILDREN at beach
h9mei q, general housework; s25 wk.
ExfESiESScEp NURSE or. 1as nurse
maid for 4 children: live in; good
salary. Call Rockville 4T24.
WANTED HOUSEMAlD, good wages.
| Phone WO. O325 10
Evening star., 1952-06-17
SITUATIONS WOMEN
TENOGRAPHER TYPIsT. e,

STENOGRAPHER TYPIST. expert.
quick service, day or hour. ri
Cafritz Bldg. ME. 1921. -2i
TYPING to do at home. all kinds,
viii pick up and deliver. HY. OO32.
WOMAN, colored, desires general Of
0qS4 jss
WOMAN. COL. wishes Job cleaning
ofice bldg. 6 to IL pm. DI. 1881.
DOCTORS ASST. or clinic work;
experienced; little knowledge Of typ
ing. TR. 3292.
NURSE, undergraduate, night duty,
ref; H0. 4T0. 8 am. to q pm. l9s
CLEANER desires
work 4 days. Call Hillside 1885. ASK
for IRENE. after 8 o'clock.