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Mo unit Alto
II D .spi 1T q Il.
He lived at 5328
Fourth street
NV.
Mr.. Colnrey
was born hi
Martinsburg. W..
Va. He attended
the w har ton.
School Of FL
nance Of the
University Of
r e mn sy lvania
and received 81
law degree at
National y 4
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1n MRtituriaiit

ALLEN, REUBEN n. A tribute Of love
and devotion to the memory Of my
beloved brother, REUBEN H. ALLEN.
who was called to his heavenly home
three years ago. February 10. 1949.
Tho years will pass
The memory. OF your. smiling face
AS you sat in that old familiar place.
DEVOTED SISTER. MYRTLE ".
ory Of my dear mother. NORA DAVIS
ago today, February 10. 1851.
,,vo,r Gene, Sn a.,5 not foEs g9ss po,pra
sTERLINd T. COOLEY, who passed away
eishteen years ago, February 10. 1884.
Loved in NE Eov ff%sn $iEE E Z sfs'a
DYER. LENA. In memory Of our mother
and grandmother, LENA DYER. who de-
parted this IS life seven years ago today
HER Da Ias FL AN And iV aaIsSAsiNsbDAuaH-
TER. LENA AND DAZZLE
GASKINS. JOSEPH. In loving memory Of
my husband, JOSEPH GASKINS, who laid
ssGa9 h ssr0sry o e. so two years
'0uA'' fD'uas - LOVING WIFE.
GODFREY, JULIAN n. In loving mem
DRY Of my husband, JULIAN fMIKEl
GODFREY, who passed away one year
ago today. February TO- 1851.
It was lust one year ago today
That our Lord called you away,
Memories are all that have now
OF your kind. sweet, smiling face.
IN my life you left vacant place.
with all you were gentle. faithful and true.
Happy am l. who today car. say s. 5s SO
i loved you and did my best.
Though Isrniss you much and feel % eione,
/ know we'll meet in that heavenly home.
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1tt Mrntnrtaiit

GODFREY, JULIAN sMACKALL fMIKEl.
In sad but loving remembrance Of our
dear son and brother, JULIAN MACKALL
(MIKEl GODFREY, who departed this
life one year ago today, February 10,
1861.
Dear Mike, God reached out and took you
away very suddenly,
God gave Us strength to face 1t and couf-
age to- bear the blow,
But what It meant to lose you, no one
but God knows.
You left o beautiful memory, ss
But to US who loved and lost you ~
Your memory will never grow old;
A beautiful life that came to an end,
He died rs he lived, every ones friend.
Never day 40e6 by. dear Mike,
That we do not think Of you;
Each tiny thing that you have touched
Is treasured by US, too.
Oh. what would we give to clasp your
hand, = !.
Your pretty blue eyes to see, @
Your voice, your soft footsteps TO hear once
To talk with you o little while.
What God has done must be the best,
For soon we. too, shall be with you at rest,
Where there viii be no more sorrow NOR
We viii walk hand in hand forever more
HIS Devoted PARENTS. SISTERS AND
RROTHEHs s2ss,. -
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Sir Alfred LusceIles, 81

TERRNGToN. England, Feb.
70 R.-Sir Alfred George Las
GALES. "a, former chief Justice Of
Ceylon, died today. He served In
Cyprus as a district judge and as
attorney general of Ceylon until
his term Of chief justice, 1911-14.
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Miss LiIIiu IA. D. Trosk

VINEARD HAVEN, Mass, Feb.
10 R.-Miss Lillia M. D. Trash, IS,
former head librarian at the
Rockefeller Institute Of Medical
Research in New York, died here
today after an illness of several
months.
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lnd.ew |. CoIllIeY
Maritime Board Aide.
And Active Mason

Andrew Z. comrey, 81, q claims
examiner with the Federal MARI
time Board and an active Mason,
died Thursday Of q stroke at
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HALL, LLEWELLYN p. In sad but loving
memory Of our dear husband and daddy,
1LEWELLYN 2 HALL. who passed away
You live with US In memory still,
Not Just today but always will. III
WIFE MRS ETHEL ]. HALL; DAuGHy
TIERS, MRS. NELLIE Il. MILLS. MRg
LEVEL ILEsSWsEEEELYk r. 81 HALL L. Jr. AN Z
|HOssICK. GEORGE 4. IN memory Of
A. HOSSICK, who, passed away nine
years asG DE s8S5fi 5e WIFE AND rs soa
JUDD. ANNIE r. In loving memory Of our
mother and grandmother, ANNIE P.
JUDD. who passed away two years ago.
February 10, 1850.
With days and nights Of lonely tears;
There are some who grieve
Daily Tor you, dear.
The tears in our eyes do not glisten
And our faces are not always SAD;
That We do not think of you. Nan.
God gave us the strength to bear 1t
And courage to hght his blow,
But what 1t meant to lose you,
Io VI SRs D Sl fzsF Rev SON soNs-1N
LAW AND GRANDCH1LDREN.
MARKS, CAPT. SIDNEY JOHNSTON. A
birthday remembrance Of our dear father
snd husband: CAPT. SIDNEY JOHN
Our thoughts Of yesterday are with you
MRS. s. = MARKS. CHARLOTTE n.
WEIR. DOROTHY N. coNTE:
MOsLEY, WILLIAM Z. AND EMMA L. In
loving memory Of our dear parents, VIII
LIAM z. MOSLEY, who passed away four
years ago today, February 8. l94s. and
a M0s1eT Feb aMMA Il, M 1851 VINO passed
The love, care, advice and thoughful-
ness you gave us for many years shall be
your CHILDREN CATHERINE "a
WooDSoN AND THOMAS 2. MoSdaEY.
NEWTON, BOBBY. n loving memory Of
our dear son, BOBBY NEWTON, who
passed away thirty-two months ago today.
June 10. 1949.
Twas hard to break the tender cord
It's hard, so hard, to speak ths words
Must We forever part?'
We would sacrifice all pleasure.
And endure all pain.
II we could only clasp you
IN With vi It Love. MAMA AND REA.
PETERS. YANCEY D. A tribute Of love
and memory to our dear father. YANCEY
D. PETERS. who entered into eternal
rest three years ago today, February 10,
1919. ).
Papa, you are remembered in peculiar WAYS,
The lift Of your head. the gesturtng
hand, or the little words said:
Remembering these. your words. your
Though you have gone. there is 80
: much that stays
i. CARLOTTAs ALICE, GLADYS AND
RALPH.
ROTH, MAGGIE HUBNER. In sad but
loving remembrance of our dear mother,
MAGGIE HUBNER ROTH, who departed
this life twenty-six years ago today,
February 10, 1925, =ssse
There still is an ache In my heart today
That passing years cannot take away;
"A place in my heart that cannot be hlled.
] miss you, dear mother.aand always viii.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ANNIE }
Dear mother, SO gentle. good and kind,
Look down from Heaven above.
And know that the care you tenderly gave
Is returned In our deathless love.
LOVING DAUGHTERS. MARY AND
EMMA.
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ROY, THE REV. x. W. In sacred remem-
brance of our dear pastor. THE REV.
<. w. ROY. who departed this lie
t toTS years ago today February ~
We didn't think you'd go SO soon,
But God knew what was best
He knew you were tired and weary,
So He took you home to rest. q
preciou .ne tan SILVER or gold
A picture OF our dear pastor
Whose memory will never grow old.
Loved in life. remembered in death.
ROY, REV. KATO W. In loving memory
OF our dear husband and father, REV.
ss years s9o today nS .sti 1919
You did not say Tood-by
God took you home to Heaven.
To live with Him on high.
We miss you. yes. we miss you.
Our hearts are sad today;
Three long and lonely years have passed
Since you quietly went away:
YOUR LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
SAILOR. THOMAS =. In sad but loving
TsTsmbFa1ce q ny dea asna n nus M.
life three years ago today, February 10.
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.
He had q smile for every one.
A heart as good as gold;
To those who knew and loved him
His memory will never grow old.
LOVING WIFE AND FAMILY.
SCOTT, LUCY. IN loving memory Of my
me. February 10, 1885. Father. sisters
HER HEB LONELY DAUGHTER, BLANCHE s.
MOORE.
SHINING, ERMINE r. In loving memory
passed away sixteen years ago, February
HER NIECE NIECE ETHEL CUMMINGS HODGES.
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6ers Funeral home, 1AOV CnIpH ~. u. ".
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
DAVIS, LILLIAN. On Friday. February 8,
1862. LILLIAN DAVIS Of 1879 st. ne.
She leaves to mourn their loss five sis
eWs, four brothers-in-law. other relatives
any many friends in New York City Re-
mains may be seen after II noon SUNDAY
neral Church, 1892 You st. NV. where
funeral services will be held Monday,
February IL, at IL am. 1nterment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. 1O'
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1UhEW DE- OIUCEIS anu II1SlII-
bers of Maritime Post, No. A.
the American Legion, are
notified of the death Of Com
rade ANDREW L. COMREY.
on February z. 1852. Funeral
services on Monday, February
IL, at 2:30 pm, at Cham
Al Hama 1All Oh amin st a N
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HARRISON. yosEPH G: ON Thursdsy,

Of 1858 Parkwood pl NV. husband Of
rison, IT., and brother Of Mrs Ella Harris,
Matthew, BENJAMIN and Jasper Harrison.
Also. surviving are two stepdaughtesss
: Shirley and Wyline Willis; q sGtepsons
friends. After II am; Sunday friends
are invited TO call atpfhe Mcclure FN-
neral Home, 1890 eth ST.. NV where.
services will be held Monday, February
IL, at 8 pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
: mortal Cemetery. 10
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BrathH

DENTY, COMDR. HARRY MARsDEN. on
Friday, February s, 1853 at his resi-
va. comdr. HAIRY MARsDEN DENLY.
Bs sSss ana api fssher 9 81 Ann r. william
At the ives Funeral Home. 2s47 Wilson
Slyd arlington va. gntil b i25o pm To or
Myer Chapel. where funeral services win
be held at | pm: Interment Arlington
DIES IsLETs. ERAlA LUCILLE. On Friday.
February s. 1852: ct her home. 1907
Hillypqd aye Falls Church '., va ERM Y
Col. Robert e. N. des Islets and mother
Of Robert des Islets. jr. Remains rest.
Ing at Persons Funeral Home; az
Funeral services from the Falls Church
Esyary II. at,4 pm. Entombment Ma
DYER, SARAH c. tsallie). On Friday.
p9 sERRs Il asoSs f iyin sasaA rd se a WIZ
James . FL F.. Francis Z; pDs Dyer s ssI. 1sIs
at st. Theresa's Catholic Church. Isth
M na sIs. rational ss csmstery nsefpfn'
GRACE V. On Friday. FeD-
GRACE ". EDwARDs, daughter 81 the
late Vedantus B.. and Mary Morrison
Edwards; sister Of Deltus M. Edwards
Edwards of New York city. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel, 1856
Pennsylvania ave. NV. where services
at 1 pm. Interment private.
EssER. ADoLPH ". on Thursday, Feb
ruary z. 1862. at Sibley Hospital.
ADOLPH w. ESSER Of 5301 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV, devoted husband Of Mrs.
A. W. Esser, father Of Margaret H. Esser,
D. c.. and Mrs, CUM Williams of San
Francisco, Calf, Remains resting at the
8. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 18th
ices at the Administration Catholic Church,
1850 Mass. ave. NV. on, Monday, Feb
ruary IL, where the holy sacrifice of the
reuosA nf his soul Interment Mount
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MILLER. GEORGE. The members Of the
@N Holy Name Society OF the
SEM Church of the Nativity viii
M meet at the Collins Funeral
Ia M Home 1881 18th st: NV,
Mr&SV on Sunday. February 10. 1882,
WNI at 1880 pm, for prayers for
~ recitation Of prayers for de-
ceased brother, GEORGE MILLER.
A. w. WELDING. President.
THE REV. SYLVESTER NJ HOFFMAN,,
80 b, Spiritual Director.
FEBRUARY Z, t952s DAVID MBscHEKIAN,
brother ln-law o. Naxafet Caroglanian.
Funeral from the w. X. Huntemann q
NV. on Tuesday FEBRUARY ~. at i pm.
Relatives and friends invited to attend
mterment Cedar E1ill Cemetery 10
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)LPH w. Members Of the As
ISOLATION Of Retired Policemen
Of D. C. will. attend last rites
for our late comrade. ADOLPH
w. ESSER. Remains resting
at the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 29Ol 14th st. NV.
Services will be held at the
he Annunciation. 39th ct. and
NV. at 8 am. Monday, Feb
nEO urifh infarn ant ~ Mnilnk
Evening star., 1952-11-27

ISM Mems Tee shirts, never-stretch
neck, full cut. l5-cut prem ium
cembed cotton knit. S. M, l. S5e.
l8M-2 "Hi-Anele" B.V.D. brevs. sizes
30 to "A. PR, I9e
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lSJ PinwoIe Julliord corduroy sports
shirt, picked collar and pocket flop
detoIino. Bamboo, rust, Kelly, ton.
grey, navy. dark green. maroon: 5.
IA. NIL. L. $o.So
Evening star., 1952-11-27

1911 Athletic B.V.D. shirt, buiIt-up
shoulder effect, combed swiss rib
cotton knit. 36 to 46, 65e. Cotton
broodcloth boxer shorts. Sonforized
Il % residual shrinkoeel 3O-44, 85c
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New sS IL, leather sofas, sofas, club chairs, wing
st. NV, Suite 504, Columbian Bldg.
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sssso 1NiTED rYFGWs1rsR MGRvfs s1seesS e.
CAMERAS-Nikon Fac, $l25; Canon
Flo. $110. or trade for TV or ali
cond. -JE. 4-141S. -26
CAMERA. Sears Tower, 35-mm, F.2,
Nikor lens; built-in flash; case. etc.
Phone ST. 1881 before Q am. or
after 6 pm. --26
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HELp-WoAEN

SECRETARY-BOoKKEEPER-For ma.
tional college public relations as
sociation; one-girl once, o to B;
SECRETARY CLERK - Old estab-
hshed national manufacturer has an
opening for Q young woman ex-
perienced In typing and shorthand.
Dictaphone experience helpful but
not required. Permanent. Pleasant
SURROUNDINGS; central location with
many employe ADVANTAGES. Inter
on training. experience: age and
SECRETARY REGISTRAR. music
shorthand desirable: good salary. ad-
MUSIC SCHOOL" DI. s4e4. "a.
SECRETARY-STENO.; part-time Do
sition. 1-6 p.m.. 5 days; ability to
type well and take dictation neces-
sary. Call MR.. KANE at ST. 3463.
SECRETARY -STENO., exper.; varied
interesting work. with Catholic or
ganziation: pleasant conditions. 5
SsSysatt days 20 hrs Ie ITettrement plan. other II, T
espsr ability Box ssa-a adeOfasns ssa1
SODA DISPENSER (white); 4 pm
II pm. only; exper. not nee; good
starting sal, excel. working cond.,
vac. with pay. Apply in person,
DRUGSTORE. Union Station. 80
part time, or 6
hrs. daily, 5-day wk.; national or
sanization. Reply. phone ST. 0637.
STENoGRAPHERS, for real estate
ONCE. BOSS a. PHELPS. INC. I4iS
X st, n W, CA
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FURNITURE-Chaise lounge, newly
upholstered; Duncan Phyis DIN;
table. radio cabinet, suitable ~
conversion; baby scale. CaH co
FG9RINiiTuRE-will sacrifice contents
entire home. French Provincial bed
room. Entire living room. Dinetts
set. Fine. Oriental rugs. incl. 9xl2
ef. etc. caii 10. 5-s441 after S;SO
FGGiRNITURE-Refrieerator. Kelvina-
holstered sofa. az. i416. "a
FURNITURE--Living room. din. room
pieces, etc; MAJOR Masterpieces;
sacrifice; leaving town. Tu. 1888 Sxs
FURNITURE sALE-Brand-new bet
ter grade bedrm,1 dining rm., living
room. from unclaimed freight and
iinss0li inss for sASShs. cSash.. Lion eS STORAGE AGE
daily. 1875: sat. till 4. RE. $50.
Grand piano. B.
piece maple bedrm. suite; 8 woolen
rugs, 9x12's; best offer. Call after
FuRNTfiURE2Mapie HFii ne: dinette set. mir
ror, kitchen table, chairs. HOLLYWOOD
bed, noof lamp. Leaving town: sac.
FURNITURE, mise, springs and mat
tress $l5; elee. sewing machine $40.
FURNITURE - Dinette set. 800:
cocktail table. S25; dresser. $40;
moving from city. may see between
hours Of noon and $3.50 pm, Apt.
S04. 1900 Arlington blvd. Airing
riUyRRNTiIuRE-rloor sample sale. l0ss
compare our selection Of bedrm.,
liV. rm., dinettes. din. rm. suites,
HOLLYWOOD beds. lamps. mirrors and
household miseel Open till pm;
immed. delivery. DAWSON FURM-
TURE CO.. 2246 r. ]. ave. ne. MI.
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SECRETARY, TOP FLIGHT
Hourly, 50. KE. 7-0478 Ewes.

SECY. Y.-BKKPR.; construction exper. /:
cost accounting, lShaw-Walker pay
5I,dta roll taxes; etc. desires position With
95sss sils ar ~ ~ 6s7s. 5sE and deliver Or
WOMAN. colored, desires general
references. Cali Glebe b943. 26.
AMBITIOUS, CAPABLE, young woman
seeks responsible position with pur-
posetul future; 10 years experience
-.administrative. secretarial, well
eled; knowledge French, German!
20; 600-$4.2OO per annuln.s ia.
GRADUATE. experienced a a.
statistical .typist. tabulator, editor,
seeks sslt pa part7.ime time % work; evenings.
ExPERT Fi TYPisT.i SH iM stsno.. Sass desires Sat.
home. Greenbeit ZOOS. ~ -
RELIABLE colored girl desires Job
as typist. NO. 1913.
COLORED YOUNG LADY desires Job
as typist, fle clerk. stock girl or
is2 GG dsslss saas job a. fa Clerk
sysaaate. syseSs n Ia. esf s9s75S' business school
COLORED GIRL, neat, exper., desires
Job as elevator operator; D. C. per-
NIT. LU. 1-0904.
COLORED GIRL, neat, wants day Job
as elevator oper. or checker in dry
cleaners store; exper. co. 1928:
COLORED NURSE. practical. desires
care Of elderly or convalescent lady,
COLORED PRAC. NURSE. house
keeper; 5-day week; exper.; ref.
Evening star., 1952-09-24

FLOOR SANDING and reflnishinei
age nm. SIS. co. 1880.
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED;
Old floors made like new. Cal
TAYLOR WA Il29.
.shsd. s5ss. Antiques . specially. no.
GENERAL REPAIRs-Painting. plas-
ssa. ss.alseeer s'iab ob Fss5 co saaS %a
HOME REPAIEsIso yrs. exper. Reas
Attics. porches. steps. shelving,
pEiNfiN EipaSS SorSs; ~ 45a71 sS
81 s. yas and M fssfs2sl Ex S7ss sF
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
BrstSs|sss srssSa' work. THOMPSON % 20
PAINTING-1nterior. exterior; roof
coating; caulking: gen. repairs. Free
estimates. Call LU. 1927. .28s
fAINT1NG, interior and exterior;
5. II. sSIs9. UN i44s ef Iu ssissss. 1nsses:
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING,
carpentry repairs, floor and wall
tile. Terms; excel. work. GE. 1901.
PAINTING, interior. exterior: paper
ing, Sanitas: 90 yrs. exper.; quality
assured. TIE. 5474. 80
PAINTING. LIST class; color in your
home, interior and ext: Wallpaper
scraping; no drinking. honest work.
PAFERiGxNSGING. APE HANGING lPAINT1NG-WSite
Work. sooKouT. III. 0oeo. ~
PAPERING AND PAINTING
AL work. Estimates free. Call MIR.
BECKETT. MI. O93O. DU. 4053.
PAPER HANGING, SO per room up;
1859 Sunfast washable paper; work
guaranteed. GE. 1893. or GE. 2461.
PLASTERlNG,s 1irst-class workman
ship ship old and new. also patchwork.
PEAsTERING. cement work: no Job
too far nor. too small. HUI. 457O.
THOMAS. Gas r. I. ave. NV. 24s
PLASTERING REPAIRS Old and
new work. large and small iobs; sat
isfac. guaranteed. Reas. SH. 4154.
PLASTERING, cement, waterproofing,
skilled white mechanic, prompt
service NO. 574S "a
PLUMBING AND HEATING-No Job
too small: 24-hr. service; reasonable
prices; reg. in D. G. and Md. UN.
1859 --27
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Furniture-Leather
For Home and Office
At Terrific Savings

New leather sofas, club chairs. wing
chairs. occasional chairs. 416 5th
St; n.y.. Suite 604. Columbian Bldg.
FURN.-consoie. dinette table. opens
to seat g: chairs, chartreuse
:sf'i sea sSasfs Ssse Afesn SssnsT oas tsel
end table lamps, chartreuse and
black. EN-. 1881 after 2 pm.
sacrifice queen Anne
rocHer; also o'f unpsinted Ante am mirropstop S%stop
dressing table. Cali VI. s4e7. -Ss
drop-leaf dining
@fl tsRls osas. sas 4 matching chairs. nas $50.
FURN.wsuperb custom built sofa,
5000 or best offer; dinette set. $50;
radio-phono. with matching record
sae So; susRara Dss sioo; Gesfa ss
also misc. AID. 9157.
FURN.-Duncan Phyfe-type eateles
drop-leaf table: mahog. desk: mod
ern green sofa. and chair: other
1teHs. 1e9s:. .ttes scs g. eSi az EAAsaSs EA Ssl2o. Ext.
ing room table ana chairs; good cond.
FTRSS:. "a. 1SsTs' soxis Green Broadioom
carpet with padding, 3 matching
runners. $3.50; 5-pc. maple bedrm.
pad, SI4O; Ige. mahog. kneehole
desk, S75: chair. and ottoman, S25;
also miscl. Consider all offers. SH.
GAS RANGES. new. used; s1s SO up;
INSTALLATION. PEERLESS SALES. 1887
Ga. ave-. DE. $500.
GAS aANGEs. new. used; SIS up;
ACME STOVE. 1011 7th. MA. 1852.
wheel type, now in
operation. Can be seen at 1897 F
st. NV, or call HOLMES, Elk. O656.
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SITUATIONS DoMEsTIc

CHlDREN's NURSE, neat and exper. :,
With local refs; live In. Phone
GIkL, colcred; evening nurses aid
for child or adult. To. PASS
G:H.W.Scolored lady wishes days
work; refs. LU. 1925.
G.H.W.-Colored woman wants after
noon work from two through dinner
WOMAN, coiored, wants 2 days IRON
ing. 81 and carfare. Call after
$50 pm, DU. s642.
WOMAN, colored. g.h.w.: 6-day wk.,
$50 and carfare. LU. 1875.
MIDDLE-AGE WOMAN desires empl.
as. cook, thoroughly exper., best
ref, white: $40 wk. Box eek. Star.
COLORED GIRL wants Job rs nurse
maid and light housekeeping. ia.
COLORED LADY desires eleaninr,
1fiss %sratG or beauty 6sIy parlor; day or night.
COLORED WOMAN wishes days
housework; references. Cali Ii.
COLORED WOMAN wants eeneral
housework; part time. Phone Elk.
7235 Tuesday.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
HELP-WoNEN

TYPlsT, with some knowledge Of
bookkeeping and general once work;
primarily must be neat and ac-
curate. typist; good starting salary
and pleasant working conditions, II,
air-conditioned ofices. Call for ap-
pointment. TR. .4437. --25
TYPlST. white; 40-hour wk.; perma-
nsns ns1tpISs Position; On Boy Boy SCOUTS OF
TYPIsT, intelligent and neat, for
interesting heraldic work; 40-hr,
vk., pleasant surroundings. Phone
OIL. 0104. 10 to l pm. only.
TYPIST--Permanent position; 5-day
week: Apply INSURANCE CO. OF
Bldg. 18th and H sts. NV. 80
1885, for fire and casualty
insurance branch ONCE; modern, air
conditioned ONCE; pleasant sur
roundings and excellent chance to
advance to important position; 37h-
hr. wk: Apply Mr.. shannon. NORTH
WESTERN NATL, S12 woodward
TTPisT wANTED-capable, efacient
young lady; good salary; 5-day
week; pleasant working conditions;
must be good typist, to work in O
alton. FRED A. SMITH CO., I'LL
1l13 18th st. NV. Elk. 4574. Ap-
ply after 1. Mr.. Bulgher. -26
Evening star., 1952-09-24

ana console models. pesigned. built
and guaranteed by Baldwin.
EQuipped with Baldwin patented
Pul-Blow action. Wide vAritey case.
ExcLuf1VE AT HUGO woRCH
02H q st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-09-24
BRICKWORK

oAt4At1A WYNN
QUALITY WORKMANSHIP. AD. 5792
MISUNDERSTANDING - Roofs.
walks. drives, painting, deeoratine.
FHA. RGHp coNTRScrIRaae cSsTfTsse IRaSaenecces: e.
81 -21O. LU. I-i26s. Pa. 5ssS
small Jobs attended to; white me-
chanic. MIR. SLACK, LU. 4-0191.
CARPENTRY . sUBCONTRACTiNG
Builder or owner; We viii SUBJ
contract all carpentry from layout
and batterboards to complete job;
one price. IA. 6-6260. il. S-3g33.
CARPENTERS, AL. day or contract,
roof1ng, painting, cement work; free
estimate. Call Ii. .3-6030.
CARPENTRY, alterations. repairs re-
modelling. old and new work. Mr..
SMITH, ia. 7-6627 any time. 80
CARPENTRY, VIRGINIA, additions,
alterations, repairs, dormers, attics.
porches, etc. Free estimates. 80
months TO pay. IA. b-6250i N.
cxRssfSTER WORK Of all kinds. Ii.
CE%ENf. CilSiSSi BRICK mason: steps. side
walks. driveways.. patfos. water
proofing. walls: all minor repairs;
anytime EX.. 1894. 27s
CLOiGED DRAIN PIPES, electrically
razor-kleened or no charge. ROTO-
ROoTER, Phone RA- eSs6 any day
any night.