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Garn nf Thanka

late SovELLA AsaToN W wishes o to express Sa ess
their sincere thanks and deep apprecia-
,Sn nonmSi, 1S the sodss Rev No John
Matthews, relatives, neishbors and many
friends. for their thoughtfulness, kind
expressions OF sympathy, beautiful floral
at the de II Sup
brother. THE FAMILY.
CODY, ORvEL T. Mrs. o. T. Cody and
Mrs. William E. Stein wish to express
their sincere thanks 70 the Rev. Edgar
for their thoughtfulneSs kind express
sions of sympathy and beautiful flowers
during the long illness and recent death
ORvEL T. CODY.
late Davis II. coNTEE wishes Wishes to to exe exe
press their sincere thanks to the minister
the visiting ministers, neighbors and
friends for telegrams cards and floral
tributes, use Of cars and all expressions
ssmPs.n rHE fnEins F NH
FORD. JOHN. The family of the late
JOHN FORD wishes to thank and express
their deepest appreciation to all OF the
beautiful floral tributes, use of cars and
other expressions of sympathy rendered
during their recent bersayement Ttyr I. II,
mcChIh hhAN, .WlLLAhM DONhLD lne
family Of the late WILLIAM D. Nc
CATHRAN greatfully acknowledge your
kind expressions Of sympathy in this
time of our bereavement
MARIE B. McCATHRAN, FRANCIS F.
MccATHRAN. MARIE McCATHRAN
GLADDING.
THOMAS, SARAH E. With grateful
thanks we wish to express our apprecia-
ton to the Rev Stephen Gill Spottswood,
neighhors. relatives and friends for the
beautiful floral tributes, kilograms. cards,
gifts, the use Of cars and other express
sions Of thoughtfulness in our bereave-
THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS.
SARAH E. THOMAS.
TILDON. THE REV. THOMAS S. The
wife and family of the late REV.
THOMAS s. TILDON wish to express
their gratitude to their many friends for
the kind expressions of sympathy and
floral tributes during their recent be-
Ieavement. THE FAMILY.
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John R. Graham, 80,
Retired Engineer

John r. Graham. so, q retired
mechanical engineer. died yester-
day after a long illness at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. Arthur
lB. Thatcher, 4116 Military road
NV.
Born in Suncook, N. H., he had
spent most of his life in Fall River,
Mass. He had been a resident of
Washington for the last u years.
For many years Mr.. Graham
was chief engineer with the street
railway and power companies in
Fall River. He also had been a
chief engineer with cotton mill
in that city.
He was member Of Metropoli-
tan Memorial Methodist Church
here. He also was a Mason and a
member Of the Odd Fellows.
Besides his daughter, he is sur
Ivived by his widow. Mrs. Margaret
M. Graham: two sons, Elmer r.
Graham of Providence, r. l., and
George w. Graham Of Fall River:
four grandchildren and i've great
grandchildren.
Funeral services and burial will
be held tomorrow in Fall River.
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Mrs. A. f. Williams,
WAS Generals S Wife

Mrs. Alexander E. Williams, 76
wife of retired brigadier gen.
eral and a former WASHINGTON
resident, died Friday in Linden
near Fayetteville. N. c., friends
here were informed yesterday.
Mrs. Williams, the former jamie
McBryde, was born on a farm in
Linden. Member of an old and
prominent North Carolina family
she was the daughter of a Pres
byterian Minister.
Gen. and Mrs. Williams lived
in Washington on several occa-
sions when he was stationed here
He held various high Army posts
and was formerly assistant to the
Quartermaster General. They
had a home at one time on Con-
necticut avenue in Chevy Chase
Md.
Mrs. Williams. in addition to
her husband. leaves a son and a
daughter.
Funeral services will be held
this morning in Linden followed
by burial there.
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{. N. Keys, Pioneer
In Airp|ane Industry
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. Clement
M. Keys. rs, former chairman of
Curtiss- Wright Corp, and one of
the pioneers Of the aircraft in
dustry, died today at his home
following a recent stroke.
He was an officer or director for
many years Of aeronautical and
other organizations including Cur
tiss Aeroplane and Motor Co., Cur
tiss- Wright, National Aviation
Corp, North American Aviation,
Transcontinental and Western Air,
Sperry Gyroscope, B. F. Goodrich
and National Cash Register.
| He resigned from all aeronauti-
cal interests in 1882 and 10 years
later founded the c. M. Keys Air
craft Service.
At the time of his death he
was also chairman of Mackenzie
Muffler Co., Youngstown, Ohio,
a director of Carl G. Fisher Corp,
and chairman of the board of the
Montauk tN.Y) Beach Co.
Born in Chatsworth, Ontario
and graduate of Toronto Univer-
sity Keys came to the United
States in 1901. He was a reporter
and later railroad editor Of the
Wall Street Journal and financial
editor Of Worlds Work from 1905
to 1911.
He is survived by his widow, two
daughters by a previous marriage,
four sisters and one brother.
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DrathH

WELSH, MARY AGNES fNIN,. m CO.
Ssncss Snss ,Sa1 ,SSaanunry II, 1859, at her resi-
AaNE N1N N10e%Rfaeaace %Ensa. beIevsa ave &C. M. MARY
Ethel N. Chappelle. Friends NAV aSaT caii ot ot
ne Robert A. Mattingly Funeral Homel 81
Il. Is. Al alsn saS st. Sc until Tuesday. January
Comforter Church at 8 am. "'s Reiat59esss lei noss
viiie vha lvuiends ~ invited. Interment Uppero
WHITE, BENJAMIN tBEN). On prid4., IL
ss gEa5AiSS iSSs BsP & WSFS !, Hss
Wsft. S1sf st. ,.ths.: ne: husband Of Mrs. Mary y
Ida Queen Henry and John IHfd Wbite aeRtol; Pr ::
1II,sna' tIsTsa - Ths lats ~ white may aPe 6a
s. ne. after pm. Monday, Jss Jsnuasry ~ 4
MASS will be offered at the chmrch ~ fhes
incarnation, 1016 Browning pi. ne. on
meGt sssaax, Wooa1a January 15., at 9 am. Inter
YOUNG e%SH&aiaSa %&Rfoa fsaRfts,yi sES9aKyiN On
January n1ssy II; 1852. at George Washinstoyn
YoGNa' fassEp Msospital af Msz,aI MMA,EIoE SENJA
Mrs. J; Russell Wood of WiImi9Setaonna WiIS ana
NN.; =; Co. Miss Geno A. Young Of Arlinkton
shjf,s yaf Also surviving are three erand.
Eisnds may call At dawiels. dsasaisssa1ash1l eSsIs1
ii756 Pennsylvania ave. NV vSere nspsi' ssrs,
les =. yill be held on Monday. e5 January ssayy
graysside in Hamilsenn, ilfSnnie vs service IL at the
xGGUNG. Go WILLIAM Il. Suddenly, on TbpprsL
S2h Fenton st. ne, WIILfsMe vi LLffssiMUenGe'
F1D0rsG FF1DonG, beloved husband Of Mrs M
SSnoIa SntLIa young, son of Mrs. Mary Tate
orother Of Mrs; Anna johnson. IL
sans SS is ,eu survived BY three daughters. two
many m ny. friends. Remains may be Viewed we'd
dsv s ms iate residence after II noon sun
gay. cay January 13. Funeral Monday. ian
saryei ssary Il; :, At pm; from the Chapel Of
4th st MastneWs, Funeral Home, 614
ccelneiaf; cemeteffy; 1nterment Lincoln Memorial
AUGUSTUS. On SATURDAY 1s
RRelli; iE~1 father Of Mrs. Pauline AtWeii Mn- Mrs
1yiIHd 1anneyiId. MhaxteEy: hrotEy: Alfred and Salvatore
Reed Reed Elesnor also .lay;so LaTso9 and Mrs Marie
children. Funeral from the we ". w wsrana nea1
an aunsrai gssa Home, 1872 Georgia ave. NV. NV
thence thence to st. Martins Catholic &C Church
Riatiyesm mssS and VII rjsnSs Se SffeFed at 70 am
Fort Lincoln Cemetery 'e'asne 1H
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|Anienio Sesso, II,
Custom Tailor Here
For 50 Years, Dies

Antonio Sesso, n. a custom
tailor for more than a half CEN
tury. died yesterday at his home,
1897 Ames street NE, after q
month-long illness.
Mr.. Sesso. a District resident fol
50 years, had been a tailor to
Presidents, generals, lawmakers
and jurists.
Born at Montello. Italy, near
Salerno, Mr.. Sesso learned his
craft there.
Worked for Several Firms.
Mr.. Sesso had worked for q
number of custom tailoring Arms
here. For many years he was with
the old E. H. Snyder Co. and for
a short time was one of the own
ers Of the company.
Among notables for whom he
had made and designed suits and
coats. were Gen. Pershing and his
general staff, President Wilson
Chief Justice Taft, Senator Borah
and Jesse Jones.
One Son Follows Trade.
One of the old-time craftsmen,
Mr.: Sesso continued throughout
his life to do much of his work
at home. Besides the Snyder Co.,
he bad worked for Joseph Sipo-
lari and Farnsworth-Reed here,
One of his four sons, Guy Sesso,
learned his fathers trade nearly
40 years ago and is still a tailor
here.
He leaves three other sons,
Joseph r., Louis and Salvatore
s., and five daughters, Mrs. Mary
!acangelo. Mrs. Margaret De Bari
Mrs. Grace Macerollo, Mrs. Anne
v. Fornili, and Miss Matilda Sesso
all OF Washington. Twelve grand
children and two great-grandchil-
dren also survive.
Funeral services will be held at
9 am. Tuesday at st. Francis
Xavier Catholic Church. Burial
Will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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fn Mp,tturtat1t

AMBERGER. BETTY ANN. Tn ,,v,x,
memory Of our little girl and sister
11sYay, 11sYay ON otn,rteen years ago today, JanuarS
YoI left q beautiful memory.
"a SORROW too great to be told;
But to US who loved and lost You,
our ro4t th,y memory will never grow old.
Your VIZ, memory, as the brightest star.
voHrp WI il always light our home.
AOTM nMn L3vING SSnNG MOTHER. DAD, SISTER
BUTLER, MABLE. In memory Of onr dos;
mother, MABLE BUTLER, who VI 0up passs1 ass1
aaway aHsy eight years ago today, January Is
When . mother breathes her last farewell,
The stroke means more than tongue car a.l
The 11,s,..,, world seems quite another place
Tiasu' Hss novH ias iHas Of n4faa nR41snsTs fee.
THHMA TI4 IN JoaNsoH AND AM ss; Mrs. HfIps MEs
CARTER, ALFRED L. In loving memor;
q & my dear brother, ALFRED L. CARTER
January JAM 1ssies Is, isSf nMas one year ago today
HIS r., weary hours. and days of pain,
And i In 'n1gple6 my ae,na nlfhts bssrs ere past
LOVING SISTER. ELSIE i BARToN
CARTER, ALFRED L. In loving memor!
OF our husband and father, ALFRED 1.
CARTER, who departed this life one yea
ago today, January 13, 1861.
January brings sad memories of you,
Who have gone to rest;
You will never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved you best.
YOUR LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
JONES, ETHEL HAMILTON. In memor;
OF our beloved mother, ETHEL HAMIL
TON JONES, who entered into eterna
rest eight years ago today, January 10
Somewhere back of the sunset,
Where loveliness never dies,
She lives in a land of glory
With the blue and gold OF the skies.
And We who knew and loved her,
Whose passing brought sad tears,
Shall cherish her memory always,
To brighten the Fastening years,
LOVING SONS, JAMES. Jr.. AND
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|Williom J. Hickmott, Jr
Author and Dog Expert
By HE Assoeiafad Press

HARTFORD. Conn, Jan. Ia
William ]. Hickmott, jr.. 81. O.
West Hartford. author, authorit,
on dogs and ancient cars. and 8
business executive. died at Hart.
ford Hospital Friday.
Mr.. Hickmott was a representa-
tive for the Stanley Steamer Corp.
makers Of steam propelled auto.
mobiles. from 1909 to 1912.
AS founder Of the Hartford Sal
wage Insurance Co., he was q
pioneer in the automobile insur.
|ance field.
Mr.. Hickmott was author o1
several books on dogs, including
Perfect Gentleman" work on
the training of dogs.
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keystown, Nd. Mrs. Byers joined
the insurance company in 1910.
During her more than 80 years
with the firm she served as chief
clerk. secretary and secretary
treasurer. -s...
Mrs. Byers also had been a
member and secretary of the
company's board of directors
Besides her husband, she Is
survived by a sister, Mrs Fenton
F. Leith of 3101 Macomb street
NV.
Funeral services well be held
at 2 pm Tuesday at the s. H
Hines funeral home, 2901 Four
teenth street NV. Burial will be
in Rock Greek Cemetery.
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lday at her
Ia ON e, 8 COL
IC on n &C t icut
avenue NV.
IShe had been
Ill several years.
| Mrs. Byers
had W ork e d
| cl os ely for
I'm a n y y e a r S
with her broth
Ier, the late w.
| Wallace CHS
| well, founder
Iof the insur-.
ance company
| Rnrn at RIlc-
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Mrs. Harvey Byers;;
Insurance Official

Mrs. M. Harvey Chiswell Byers.
u, former secretary and one OF
the developers Of the Peoples Life
Insurance Co. here. died yester-
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Anuriltttu

HERsCHEL, CHARLES. The unveiling Of
HERscHEL will be held Sunday. January
13, 1852. at pm, at the Beth Sholom
Cemetery. Relatives end friends are In
vited to attend. In case of rain the
ceremony will take place the following
Sunday. Ii
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Huwuiiuns Like War Bonds

HONOLULU. During World
War II the people of Hawaii over
subscribed every War Bond issue
and in proportion to population.
led every State in the Union.
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RAFFO, RUTH. In loving memory Of oul
dear mother and mother law, RUTH
RAFFo, who departed this life six years
ago today. January 13, 1916.
You were q wonderful mother,
1t was hard to let you go;
There is q link death cannot sever,
Love and memory go on forever; .,,
IoRIfa INlMaw, PAHSHTHs NfcE NfHos' 9aNE' AND SON
TUNsTELL, EDWARD. In memory Of oul
beloved husband and father, EDWARD
TUNSTELL, who passed away eighteen
years ago, January 13, 1884.
Remembrance is the rose that blooms
svesf year sg near l. or heart.
Keep loved ones always near;
AMP All soN-IN-IAw' ELSIE AND RUS
memory Of our faithful, devoted wife ant
mother. ELIZABETH WILKINS, who de.
parted this life three years ago today
January 13. 1949.
Her life. is q beautiful memory,
She is asleep in GODS beautiful garden,
HER LOVING HUSBAND, GORDON WI.
KIEs1Ns' K1hs: AND SON. DR. GORDON M
WILKINS, ELIZABETH. In sad but Low
ing memory Of our dear sister, ELIZA
BETH WILKINS. who left us January
IL, 1049.
No one knows how much we miss you,
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered since we lost you,
Life has never been the same.
HER SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
WILSON, MARTHA ELLEN. Sacred to the
memory of my beloved mother MARTHA
ELLEN WILSON. who departed this life
thirty-four years ago, January Is, 1918
I do not 60 each day and scatter flowers
Where you are resting meath the sun
and dew,
But If one lies in pain through weary
hours,
! try to help in memory of you.
LOVING DAUGHTER, REGINA BROWN.
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HIT Mrntnrta,,t

JEFFERSON. LUCY M. In loving memory
FERSoN. who departed this iife 9or,
years ago. January 13, 194S.
me s,f year; f5;. may nay, wipe out many things.
The memory Of those happy days
Wnen We were once together
LOVING CHILDREN, MUVA. THOMAS
LILLIAN AND BESSIE.
L1vaLY, q Ell nd45ar HEATH T., Y In loving memory
1est ne, ne eleven years ago today, January
HER DAUGHTER, ELIZABETH.
MATTINGLY, GEORGE W. In memor;
oI our dear son and brother. GEORGE w
insAtttNdLY' IL ia4s who passed away Januar,
In u life Eve ys loved you dearly.
Feace be your rest. dear one,
Until we meet again.
Fond memories linger every day.
Notbins Mtbeimem1ranss csn sa.r keeps you near;
pEVorEp MoTHRs eSE Rss1ts Asp nsla sisrER' dSsr'
REESE, SARAH ELIZABETH. IN iovinS
remembrance of SARAH ELIZABETH
REESE, who departed this life January
Forget you? No I never will.
loved you then, love you still;
your memory is as fresh today
AS IN the hour you passed away
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER. AMELIA
MOQUE. JOHN OLIVER. Sacred to the
memory OF my devoted husband. JOHN
OLIVER MOQUE, who departed this life
ten years ago today, Janaury 13, 1912
Fond memories linger every day,
remembrance keeps you near;
Nothing can ever take away
The love my heart holds dear.
In life loved you dearly,
In death ! do the same;
Peaceful be your rest. dear one,
YOUR LOVING WIFE, MAY.
ROBINSON. CORNELIUS A. In loving
memory Of my dear husband, CORNELIUS
A. ROBINSON who passed away nine
years ago today.
God saw the road was getting rough.
The hills too hard to climb;
So He gently called your name
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, M. ROBINSON. .
MAMIE ]. A tribute Of love
to the memory of my dear mother,
MAMIE j ROBINSON. who entered into
eternal rest fifteen years ago today,
January 13. 1887.
II can Hive the life that comes each day
And bravely face its share OF joy and
Then I viii be content to wait
HER DEVOTED SON, HARRY J. ROB-
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There will be no Masonic service.
FERGUSON GEMENY, W. M. II
sTS W. s5 AD Da4D 81 Ehprsss ssSed ssey
of Mrs Roxie L. Mitchell Of 226 18th st.
Sc, Mrs. Annie z: Gilbert. Of Chicago,
Of Arthur F. Mitchell Of 22s i4th st. Sc.
He also leaves i've grandchildren in Rah-
cago, ILL.,; five grandchildren in Easton,
Pa; three great-grandchildren in Easton,
Pa; three great-grandchildre in WASH
cs ct hs w. Eanest sne jsaSs
Funeral Church, 1882 You st. NV, after
II am. Sunday, January 13. Funeral
services s Mo- Sov. JannsTs nsTs IL st Lao
W. Carr oficiating. Relatives and friends
invited: 1nterment Lincoln Memorial
TODD. DIX. CALVIN D. On Friday, Janu-
CALVIN D. TODD Of $500 western ave.
Chevy Chase. Md. beloved husband Of the
lats ded Caroline az T9dd and brother Of Edd
Washington. B. G. Services at the Chevy
Chase Funeral Home, 5101 Wisconsin
o sSe nm On Tgesday ~ Ct
WAGELEY. DAVID LUTHER: On satur-
3aS %aSEY Sfaa y 1s5 RhyP SZd LdYTHR
father Of Mrs Thomas II. STARK and
NJ. Mrs, John e, G.. Elliott and John W Wage.
at Chambers Funeral Home, 3072 NJ st.
%aan An + Seryisss u and inssrmsnt ( chsiiss
WALLER. THOMAS. On Saturday, Janu-
ary II; 1862, at George Washineton Hos
pital, THOMAS WALLER of 119 E st.
NV. He is survived by devoted wife,
Altheadocia Brooks and Miss Carol Wal
Ter; three brothers, four sisters, two
and many friends. Notice Of funeral
later, Arrangements BY the r. N. Horton
Co.. Morticians. 1922 You st. NV.
WARE, THOMAS: On Tuesday, January
g. o,n 1852 At the Vessrsns wIg wHGgsPitai Perry
Hamlin st. ne. and William Ware Of 5937
Bass pl Sc; brother-in-law of Annie
and huberta Ware: He also leaves other
You St, NV, where funeral services will
| be held Tuesday, January Is, at 80
pm, Rev. Charles Pryor ofnciating. Rel
sfYas aTaston and Naons fEsnss demsse axss
WEITZEL. JOHN HASTINGS. Suddenly,
JOIN HASTINGS WIZ, VET beioVed StSa son
Of Ernest B. and 3D.. Elissbeth :. Weitzsl
Services at the Chevy Chase Funeral
Home, 5101 Wisconsin ave. NV, on
Tuesday. January is, at S:15 am. thence
to st.; Thomas More Church. Lee blvd.
mass mas Win win be offered at $50 s an. Inter-
ment Oak Hill Cemetery. Relatives and
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nCkL G. Washington Lodge
NO. 15, B. P. o. Elks. viii
assemble at Zirkles, $40 C st.
ne. sunday, January l3. 1852,
az . pm. to exemplify the
funeral ritual of the order.
over the remains of our LATE
brother, SAMUEL C, ZONES
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ELI; Brethren Of La Fayette
Lodge, No. 10, r. A. A. M,
are invited to attend the fu-
neral of our late brother and
past master, ELI SWAVEY,
from Gawler's Chapel, 1856
Pa. ave. NV, on Tuesday,
January Is, 1852, at II am.
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1oTYkA. Exalted Ruler.

MURRAY, anna J.. On. January 2. 1852.
at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, ANNA j. MUIR
sr, and mother of 1t. Comdr. Arthur n
Murray, q. S. NJ: Robert J. Murray of
San Francisco. Calf. and Mrs. Harold
a. Hickson Of Washington. .. c.
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel,
1855 Pa. ave. NV, after 10 am. Sunday
January IS. Services at st. AIMS Cath
olic Church. Wisconsin ave. and Yuma St.
hoy saercs az ~ the mass Vii nels Se efed e
at 8 am. for the repose Of her soul. In
terment Rock Greek Cemetery. 13
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HELP--W0NEN
SAT.EST.AnTES

Jewelry and other departments. Op-
portunity for advancement to asst
BUYERS.
Gold stampers. receiving room mark
ers. bookkeeping machine operator
and file clerk also wanted; 5-day
week. Employe benefits. You will
like working at
BECKERS
1914 F St. NV. 30
sEAMSTRESS - Experienced uphol-
stery and drapery sewing: good
working conditions and top salary.
- Power sewing ma
chine button and button hole oper-
ator. KLAUS, 2131 9th St. NV.
SEAMSTRESS-We have a good pro-
position for some one who can do
alterations and repairs on men S
and women's clothing. PEELER S,
INC. 230S Rhode Island ave. ne.
EEC2REiTfARsY exp. not over IS: mus,
be willing to assist in other depts.
39-hour week, paid vacation, good
pay and other employe BENEFITS. Call
office manager. LA. $4,000. 30
age 20-35, secretarial
work with large WASHINGTON organi-
cation, must be proficient at short
hand and typing; experience pre-
ferred; starting salary, S2S5 mo.
5-day. 40-hr. wk.. plus overtime.
Write swing age. education, work
history and telephone number. Box
2l5-G. Star. -2l
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TELEPHONE
AID CLERKS
Telephone Solicitors

Experienced telephone solicitors to
work from home for well-estab-
lished firm. Good pay. Call MR..
THORE LA R-42&2 -0l
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SITUATIONS WoMEN

CHILD MONITOR and baby sitter.
COL, reliable; would like work ewes.
and week ends; vast exper. with
children. former school teacher. DU.
H0HEE: TYPING WANTED BY young,
reas. rates Box SOL. Star. 30
HOUSEWIFE wishes work at home.
Typing. Also some knowledge OF
bookkeeping. JE. 3-2629. -21
ASST. colored. wishes
children; maternity and convalescent
"a SssSP, .tss4ss. 7s71 q.
800 or 10. 3-4525.
home; experienced typist. excellent
ESFfi kR: sIa4Sf woFk-ryp,pr ul.,u
ences DiI 60iS.
TYPlST-Eight yrs exper:. desires
typing at home; neat work. Call
CAPABLE WOMAN with hotel &C.
scr61n sSuntIns 1ss backgr4and payroll
troll. Prefer to locate where there
Is opportunity to advance. DU. 1880,
NATURE Ar ! / WOMAN, employed. excel.
office worker and typist. desires resp.
position in air-cond. ONCE. Not less
$50. DU. 6720. after 3 pm. 49,
REFINED WHITE WOMAN desires
position as companion or governess
in refined home; valuable in parents
absence. Exper.. refs. Box 27-K.
NEAT COLORED WOMAN wants to
clean apt. or child care. References.
COIoREDs COLLEGE GRADUATE;
position in nursery: willing worker
Telephone DE. 0536. 21a
experienced In managing
city refs. is yrs. exper.; night
WOMAN. exper. elevator
dry cleaners clerk, some sewing.
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LADIES. retlEed; Stanley Home
Products have opening, S76 per
week; perm. Phone HO-7776. -2S
T.AnTEC 10 &C
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G.H.W.-COOK, LIVE IN
Fond Of children: lovely rm. and
bath; refs. req.; $25 wk. OIL. 1884.
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--22
GIRL, colored. to prepare lunch. give
working parents. vi. $500. -2l
HoUSEKEEPER, white or colored. to
live in: 5k-day wk., salary open.
SH; 1913, JU. 7-6392. Al
care of The isaea SRdEen Re
in: share room and baths with. 5-yr-
old girl; prefer experienced domes-
tic employe who can drive; other
help employed. Call EN-. 1900 for
appointment. Westchester Apis. --21
MAID TO DO G.H.W. and help take
care Of 4-year-old child: live in up
n n0Gs perm faaS 5ob need eaSs spps Say
MAID 70 LIVE N-cook and shy e.h.v.;
refs; $50 wk. Call EN-. 1857. --22
MAID, live in, exper.., g;h.w., plain
MsN Tsis 81 40 WoM1N SS 5M .ST ssIo 70, doctor
and father; Silver Spring. Either
MORNINGS or full days, No laun-
dry, References required For apppt.
NURSEMAID. white. to take care of
children mos. and II mos. old; live
ssISan ssnday 81 s8ss5 Sdso salary for 5ight
NURSEMAiD. white. to, care for in
valid child. and light household
duties: live in; refs. WO. 2195. 90
PARLOR MAID, white. English speak
ing, to work in pantry. Berye in
house; live in; S10O monthly. Call
MI. 55SS. bet. $50 am. to 1880
pm. or 2:30 pm. to pm.
WOMAN, white or colored, to care
for 2 children; ) days wk. JU.
5-S497 after 6. -19
LIVE IN: plain cooking: small family.
WANT WHITE SOUTHERN LADY. to
live In; good cook; room. board and
salary. Box 47S-L. Star. --21
LIvE-N MAID, colored or white. to
cook and do g.h.w.. private room
and bath, all electrical appliances.
Must be fond of children. THURSDAYS
and every other Sunday OF. A good
Job in pleasant home for capable
person. Refs. required. Salary COM
inensurate with duties and ability.
WI 64S5. -19
COLORED GIRL. g.h.w., live In. every
other week end Oh, S25 wk., refer
ences. 81. 1879. 10
COLORED-G.h.w and cooking; live
in; for New jersey family; 40 miles
from N. Y. c.; refs, exper. ST.
1876. 10