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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
NOTICE!
On account Of the holiday
next Thursday all items
must be in our hands by
Monday morning!
Stoerungssystsln der
Russen spsrt 0stsn
gegen Rundfunk ali

Sonn. -- Wle dtneritaniid)e Be-
ante iagten, baben bie Muiien ibr
Storunssipitem eeaen &unoiunf.
lenoungen bes 8eitens. 10 ausgebaut,
oab lie bic 2Gnber binter 6em Giler.
men Worbang faum erreihen fonnen,
wiibreno lie ielbit in Der oeutldeu
Slt5oue fiinf Heibenienoer errihte.
ten init 0enen iie Ieiht aan3 @ejt.
europa erreiden fonnen.
Sic lesten Stor,,nsen ser Mul.
'en babeu iid beionbers gegen bic
Stotton SfSAS geribtet, Sic 1T
@eltberlin Senouneen in Seutiher
Spra6e in Ser SitSone perbreitct.
@le Die 8eonten iasten lit es ben
@uilen aelunsen, oieie SenSungen
lit oen lesten Sagen 5u blodieren.
inoem lie init Bfeiicn uno on0eren
Serauiden itdnOis ,interbro1en per.
Sen.
HS9tS orbeitet init 100000 @att
in Berlin uub NIT 10000 @att in
Sol. aber oie Nuile,t MAIDEN beibe
Senoungen ialt ,pirfi,nssIos, mas
Sarf sablreid)e 8eribte BON SOrern
bejellgt 1purbe.
8elhe @egennabnabmen getroi.
fen tperben ioaen, lit nift befannt.
Sie Senouneen ser @oice Of
america baben oie Huiien ibon felt
brei sSSabrer seit0rt. ,lno tpenn nun,
lbre flint groBcn ne,,en Stationen in
Sie rote Bropaeanoa eineeihaltat
iperoen fonnen, tpirb cine tpabre Slut
in gan; Weiteuropa 5u ertparten iein.
0ie Nmerifaner befiirbten, baB iie
oiele Scorer inn @eIten iinben mer,
oeu, beionOers in 9el,tihlanb.
Sn ibren auf bie 8unSesrepublif
berebneteu SenSlnsen iino Tie aui
eiu neres Spitem perfallen. Statt
itdnoig unb oirett ruiiiihe 4ropa.
ganOa al treiben, bieten iie flaiiiihe
Wujif.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
Lebensstundurd
Ameriku unoleichen

9ieIeielp - sd babe ben Chr.
geis. ben beutibeu Sebensltanoaro
hpdsuihrallben, ,bamit er an Den
amerifaniihen 2ebensltanoaro her.
anfonmt" iaate gunOeslpirtidafts.
miniiter Srof. 2uOiuia Grharo alli
einer GGll=Rllnoaebuna at bel,
&pmmunalwoblen in gielefelb. Die,
ies 3iel lieBe ii6 nidt bon beute aui
moraen errei6en. Gs tonne aber
perlpirflicht tperben. ha Der bohe
amerifonild)e 2ebensitanbarb .nitbi
ourh &lina, ionoer bltrh cine er,
iolareide @irtiduftspoltif" beoinai
10;
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
7. s. J. A. NEWS

Due to circumstances beyond
our control, the game that is
supposed to be played ON the 2oth
of November in Canton will be
played on February 7, 1853.
The first game is this coming
Saturday at New Castle. Be sure
and be there.
20, 26.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
T. S. J. A.
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE


1952-1953
Nov. 22 at New Castle
1-Salem VS.. Monaco.
2-Canton VS.. New Castle. .
Dec. s at Salem ,
New Castle VS.. Monaco.
2-Salem VS.. Canton.
Dec. Is at New Castle
Monaco VS.. Salem.
New Castle vs.. Canton.
Dec. 20 at Canton
2-Canton VS.. Monaco.
1-Salem VS.. New Castle.
Jan. 10 at Monaco
2-Canton VS.. Salem.
1--Monaca VS.. New Castle.
Jan. II at Salem
2-Salem VS.. Monaco.
Canton vs.. New Castle.
Jan. "a at Monaco
2-Monaca VS.. Canton.
New Castle vs.. Salem.
February 7 at Canton
2-Salem VS.. New Castle.
l-Canton VS.. Monaco.
Numbers l and 2 designate
which teams are to play first
Starting times of games are tc
be at 7 90 p. m.
The city holding the event i.
requested to supply two referees
An entry fee OF $1,000 is re.
quired of each club entering the
basket ball league. Send al
checks to Frieda Hermann oi
Salem, Ohio.
All eligibility lists are to be
sent to Mike Linz of New Castle
before the season beginns.
John R. Schneider 1st Vice Pres
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20

costs of production. while similar
concessions to the small fabricators
are denied.
Receiving no relief and no salts
faction even from the ONCE of Price
Sterilization. they are in q desper-
ate way. Upon inquiry, I find that
the House Committee has request
ed the Ofice of Defense Mobiliza.
ton to furnish a full explanation
OF the application of this double
standard" formula. The prodding OF
the Office of Price Sterilization by
the House Committee should result
In some action being taken.
Collective SERVICE SYSTEM
~ Il had a very interesting con-
ference on Wednesday morning with
General Hershey, head of Selective
Service. Perhaps you already know
that the bill covering the drafting
OF doctors expires in July, so that
the new session of Congress. the
83rd, will have to take it up rather
promptly. As the law reads today,
all physicians, dentists and allied
medical specialists, are subject to
call within the various catagories)
until they reach the age of 81.
It Is my sense Of the whole Select
i've Service System that all pro-
cedures need the most careful re-
view in the light Of what we are
facing today.
CONGRESS REORGANIZATION
~ You can be sure that all Of
the measures coming before the
new Congress will be carefully re-
viewed for every possible economy.
Because our defense needs are i'm.
perative the cost of government will
be high but every extravaganza
must be eliminated from these
measures. The welfare of our coun.
try depends on q sound economy.
I am looking forward to another
two years Of service with great In
terest, realizing that it shall be q
session Of the House Of Represent
atives that will require long and
arduous work on our part. AS in the
past ~ years Of my service in Wash.
ington, welcome your sound sug-
gestions for action by our national
Legislative body.
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DETROIT, MICH.
ELECTION

Don't forget the most i'm
portant meeting Of the year is
coming up soon. That'll be the
time when new Officers are to
be chosen for 1888. Try to make it
a point to be on hand. The ira
ditional feast is going to be do
mated by your lodge after the
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MOVED
ELlWooD CITY. PA.
BRANCH 81

Our monthly meeting will be
held Friday November 18th and
following the meeting a lunch
will be served by the Ladies Aid
of the St. Paul's Luth. Church.
Mary Thalgott, Sec.
20 26
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20

IL ~ aIIlaZlOS 10
see how many
new faces are al
ready appearing
on Capitol Hill.
Many of the old
Congressman are
back, some on
committee work.
Some defeated
candidates have
the sad duty of
closing up their
Offices.
A change Of
admins tration,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
Washington veransialiei
"Siille Nachi' Schau

@aibinston. - Sn ser 3eit pou
5. bis Is. Ie5ember finbet in ber
Sorrordn- -8alcrie in Waibinaton eine
Misunderstanding itatt, in beren
Mlttelpuuft Sic Gntitcbuna bes audi
bier ,lngebeler popl,I1ren 0iterrei-
d)ilhcn @eibnahtslie6es .Stiue
gtodt, beiliae Nadt" iteben pirb.
1as 8irfen ser Nutoren 8rubcr
uno 9icbr miro ourd) soblreide Cri.
ginal0ofllmente l,no Wronuifripte
pcranihauliht !peroeu. Cine Obern.
oorier arippe, cin iSafiimile Ser No.
tenpartltur bon rStiae Madt, beiIi1e
Naft" lmb SdaapIattcn NIT @eib.
nagtsaeiinsen Oes Shuld)ors bon
Sbernoori tper0en ser suSltelluna
gleihialls 5ur Geriiigl,ng 9citcQt
luerben.
gs lit oaran eeoabt. sic ojterrei.
diibe Notwithstanding na9
Dem Is. 9e5ember in einems sroben
@areubauS IN @aibington Sll seigen.
.pobei Der finan3iellc Grtrag beridie.
oenen SnititutiOnem ser Wen,einoe
Obernoorf aueute funmen ioQ.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
This and That from WASHINGTON

CAPITOL HILL - This week I
~ am back in my Washington
Office writing directly from there.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
ANNIVERSARY DANCE

The months and weeks are roll
ling by so fast that before we
know it. it'll be time to celebrate
the 4Oth Anniversary of the
founding of our organization.
Keep an eye on this article for the
time and place. ...xI,ss,.
MOVED ~-''
Don't forget that the new
address of your Secereary is:
Arthur Seller,
20O44 Poinciana Street,
Redford lo, Michigan.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20

er iih TO- ridtia in ieinem Clement.
Sft luurOen meine gcrihte unb Mr.
tifel pnn 9iiepefobl berartig suiam-
mcnaeltricl)en. oaB tie iiberhaup. lei.
l,en Sirn ,nesr craaben. ,3iuee Het.
len" lautete icin MabIiprllh, ,penn
es iid Inn einelt 8eriht banbelte.
oel en,er BON uns beioen v2ebrlin.
gen" ithreiben iollte.
s(nIdBlib einer Meibnantsieier
hes Werlaacs perfabte id baber elm
geoid,t, bas All einem iatiriiGen
Grfola se0en ben Gbmof tpurbe
,lnb III ieinen lesten 3eilen Iautete:
Ginlt ltcbt - ,,a6 ieiner lebens.
friit -
ipenn mir am Grab peripeiLen:
u6icr rubt Der bette Sournalilt
ST i6rieb itets nur atpee 2eilen!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-11-20
MAR.LU SORORITY
rEUrscH Ev. LUTHERAN CHURCH

Our annual Christmas Party
will be held onTuesday, December
9 at 8 90 p. m. in the church base
, 1952-07-16

Plan to provide a one-step in
crease for each past ten years Of
service as a permanent employee
prior to June 80, 1852 and to per
NIT the Personnel Board to reallo-
cate classes Of positions in proper
salary ranges upon review of
facts, and at the request Of any
employee to the Director Of Per-
sonnet and the Directors recon-
mendation to the Board.
CONTINUED in next issue)
, 1952-07-16
SUPPERTIME CHAT
Of Governor Morris F. de Castro over radio station WIvI
on Monday. July Ia. 1852

ment House, st. Thomas, tomor-
row, Tuesday night at 800 o'clock
Employee representatives from
the various Federal and Munich
pal departments, authorities, and
agencies have been invited to at
tend. The group that attends this
meeting will serve as a nucleus
for the establishment of a Federal
Credit Union among employees in
the government service. A similar
meeting will be held in st. Croix
at a later date. Efforts will be
made to establish credit unions
among private employee groups,
as we'll as on the island Of
St. John.
This is an opportunity for the
establishment of additional credit
facilities in the islands for the
benefit of our middle-income and
wage earning groups.
Pay Plan Amendments
On July 9th the Municipal
Council Of st. Thomas & st. John
approved Amendment No. / to;
the new Pay Plan which ! sub
mitted to both Councils on July 4
This amendment increases the mi
nimum wages Of food service
workers to $65. a month, laborers
and nurses aides to $50. a month
The st. Croix Council has not yet
been able to act on this amend
ment because of the session of the
Legislative Assembly in st. Tho
mas and also because it is going
to cost 100000 more, which has
to be found if the amendment is
to be effective in st. Croix.
Last week I approved an amend
ment to the Personnel Rules and
Regulations which will provide
for automatic salary increases of
one step every year for employees
who are in the salary ranges
which include five dollar steps
and every two years for en-
ployees who are in the salary
ranges which include steps Of
over five dollars per month. This
will mean automatic salary adj
vancements for all employees an
aualIy or every two years depend
ng, of course, on satisfactory
performance of duty.
x have also sent to both Coun-
ellis an amendment to the Pay
, 1952-07-16
CONTINUED from yesterday
Federal Credit Unions

After about two years Of
persistent efforts an amend
ment was passed by Congress
and approved by the President
extending the provisions OF
the Federal Credit Union Act
to include the Virgin Islands.
It is now possible for Credit
Unions to be established IN
the Virgin Islands, under the
supervision and control OF the
Federal Government.
Mr.. James T. Goats, Regional
Representative, Bureau OF Fed
eral Credit Unions, arrived in st.
Thomas on Thursday, July 10, for
the purpose Of assisting in the
establishment of Federal Credit
Unions among employees, public
ana private, in the Virgin Islands.
Mr.. Coats will stay in the islands
as long as his services are neces-
sary. He hopes to be able to have
credit unions set up among fed
eral and municipal employees, as
well as among private employees
through the Virgin Islands.
Federal credit unions are saw
ings and loan associations created
to encourage thrift among en-
ployee groups and also to provide
them with a source of credit at a
reasonable rate of interest. This
should be considered a boon to
employees, due to the fact that
credit facilities are extremely Il
mited in these islands.
These savings and loans assocl-
atoms are operated by the EN-
ployees themselves, under the
supervision of the Federal Gov
eminent. There are now about
5000 Federally chartered credit
unions throughout the United
States and its territories with to-
tai assets amounting to nearly
$6OO,OOO,OOO.
In order that the Federal and
Municipal employees may become
familiar with the benefits Of this
new program, a meeting has beer
scheduled to be held at Govern
Evening star., 1952-04-29
ELECTRICAL
Flagstone and Stone
uy0DV

WORK
Cement driveways, walks, steps,
porches:a tile drainage.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO, SH. 1859.
FLOORS SANDED ana finished; old
f11erS sS %9p made s%sv,l IKE M new. ia TAYLOR
FLOOR SANDERS, edgers and waxers
floor men. KENNEDY FLOOR CO,
700 Kennedy st. NV. RA. 4346
FLOORS SANDED, and finished. all
work guaranteed: free estimates.
& cal adJ =; T. I PARK PARKs: AP; s7s7:, III NJ
F+9eRS e ,iS SANRER aERE and p1f finished % NST NoT
H. E. RIcHARDsoN. RA. 4s46.
FLOOR SANDING, cleaning and wax
ing. old floors especially; reas. prices.
LU. 1856; call after 6 pm. 3
FLOOR SANDING and finishing. 1st
class work only; AMERICAN FLOOR
ser sERvICFNG blT wo: co. 4a4f 1852 Wisconsin cons
FLOOR SERVICE. Nothing but the
cleaning: parquet installation, Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAC-
TORS, INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave.
FTRNiTuRE T upholstered. repaired,
refinished; a he PA parts ,nl made; cabinets ,asd
ishings: free estimates. Phone EX.
s692, EX. 1885. APEX CABINET
CO. 1870 23rd st. NV. 3"
GUTTERING, spouting, roofs re-
paired; painting; free est. LOUIS &
BILL, Box 662. Four Corners. Md.
HOME RENovATING, liberal bank
ditions. THE NORMA CO., AP. 1906.
MATTRESSES remade. S3 I'D. STEIN
Evening star., 1952-04-29
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK -G.H.W.. live in; 5h days, $50
per week. No ironing, conv. transp.
Exper. and refs. ia. 2131. 20
COOK OK-G.H.W.--White G or colored;
live out; salary open; reference
required; other help empl. Box
1929, Star. 80
COOK. general housework, $50: age.
1910 years; live in, modern new
rambler: beautiful Quarters Tor LIST ast-
sary. TU. 1645. -29
COOK. g.h.w., weekdays, 1873 pm.
Sat. S-5; must be thoroughly trained
with highest local refer; $50 and
carefare. WI. 7017 after 8 pm. on
Tuesday.
COOK, g.h.w.. must be capable of
caring for 1-year-old child. Salary,
SIS. Live in. WI. Sass. 80
COOK, colored, exper., intelligent;
in family; / day q week after brkfst
and all Sunday of; must have city
refs; $25 wk. WO. CO.'S.
Evening star., 1952-04-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont |

SETTLED colored woman desires plain
cooking, cleaning; no Sun. or nights:
last place yrs; refs. Ii. 3-57O1.
RELIABLE COLORED GIRL wants
g.h.w. or cleaning offcies; 5-day
week. CO. 4540.
GIRL, colored. desires Job as light
house-Worker; complete child care
for working days; refs. NO. 9505
GIRL wants g.h.w., taking care OF
some employees children; pleasant
honest, reliable; refs. HUI. S231.
COL0RED GIRL desires domestic
work; good references. DU. 0457.
GIRL, COLORED. desires days work
ia. 6712.
Evening star., 1952-04-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

NEAT COLORED WOMAN wants 3
days work, Mon, Tues, Wed, or
references. Phone Ii. 6-7725.
G.H.W., PLAIN COOKING; will help
care for one child; live in or out.
HU 4436
NURSEMAID. fond Of children. OF
upstairs girl: Swiss. age %. HO
RUPRER:s Psi rs 4MPioYMENF Pi AGENCY
has women on hand waitinA for day
work: ref. HO. 9427. <
Evening star., 1952-04-29

WAITRESS. white, must be neat and
%e9enoaesi %o2e CAN RE- r. 10ssa 09n' or soasaS sung
WAITRESS wanted; white. Apply to
the CASAMIA ITALIAN RESTAU-
RANT; 3217 Columbia pike. Airing
WAIfREssEs. white, experienced.
TAURANT. 1916 Conn. ave. NV.
30
WAITRESS, full time or part time.
Apply in person. 3506 Columbia
pike; Arlington. Va. oW. 1882. 4
HoFsEsas REsrAuRANT t1sl asSs's 7ssS IS5
Eastern ave. NV. 20
food exper. TORONTO REsTAU-
RANT, corner Of 10th and p SITS. NV.
3
wA1TREssEs-sat. and Sum-; excel.
earnings, pleasant working ccndi-
tions. WAKEFIELD RESTAURANT.
WAITRESS, experienced arm service,
neat and dependable; 5A-day wk:,
no late night work. RICHS, 18TH
WsafrkhEss, saf 4 S. RMi White; hrs. 4 pm. to
meals; Closed Sun. and holidays.
WAiiTR2ssEs-Good tips. pleasant
working conditions, full and part
son. som THOMPSON SEA FooD RES
TAURANT, 1885 Wis. ave. Ask for
Mr.. Joe. a
WAITRESS, white, night club ex-
perience. must be neat and reliable.
Good earnings, vacation with pay.
MAYNARD'S RESTAURANT AND
COCKTAIL LOUNGE, 1903 14th st..
WAITRESS, neat: must be reliable;
day shift; excellent working condi-
tions. GEORGES CAFE. 912 Rhode
Island ave. ne. II
Evening star., 1952-04-29
SITUATIONS WOMEN

TYPING OR BooKKEEPING to be
ploye. -GE. 77S1. 29S
STENOGRAPHER wants position;
Is years experience. MRS. GIVEN,
RE. 1400, Ext. Sis, after 6.
RSE-GOVERNESS, exper., wishes
position with. children; perm. OF
temporary; refs. CHI. 1897.
RELIABLE MIDDLE AGED LADY
wishes child care or companion to
invalid or elderly person by the
hour; Mt. Pleasant vicinity, NV.
HO. 1860. Box 63-X, Star.
NURSE, colored, wants day or night
duty: chronic cases preferred. CO.
PRACTICAL NURSE. Several yrs. exp.
nursing chronic bed patients. Day
or night duty. Reas. rates. RA.
9577. 80
WOMAN desires work
full or part time. Dress and dry
cleaning store. EXP. DE. 7422.
NURSE wants 8 or 12
hrs. duty. Refs. GE. 3402.
COLORED GIRL wants afternoon Job
cleaning. or baby sitting. Excel.
refs. RE. 00S5
COLORED BEAUTICTAN desires Job
as operator. Phone LU. 1-6l46. II
COLORED GIRL desires job as eleva-
tor operator; thoroughly exper.
D. c. permit. Ii. 6-3o33.
Evening star., 1952-04-29

Also used bathtubs. sinks. radiators,
structural steel angles and chapnels.
WASHINGTON RAG AND BAG Co.
2l5 L St SW Phone DI. 90O7
Evening star., 1952-04-29
HELP DOMESTIC Cont }

COOK, colored. experienced, excellent
references necessary. Other help
COOK. G.H.W. - Cheerful, expert
enced. for small family; live in; 2nd-
fl. room; $25. HUI. 1899. 80
COOK, experienced and reliable: some
laundry live in or out. Other help
employed. ia. 1922. i
COUPLE. COOK-GHW In house To-
Gated in Virginia, SO miles from
q. c.; man must be able to drive
car; good accommodations. ME. 1878.
ELDERLY LADY to live in colored
home; care for 3 children in ex-
change for room and board. Ii.
COOK, for nursing home, expert
sISsda snesd; References live in. 10.
MAID, part-time. recent refs. health
card, Mon.- Tues, 9-12, Wed, Fri,
1915. LA. 6-49i7.
CHILD'S NURSE, experienced, white,
30-45., care for infant, 8 months
old; child 3l2; private room; good
heme; must have recent reference.
G,H.W. and exper. cook for 2 peo-
Or out. Good wages. Box 37S7R,
G: INV. Monday, Wednesday and Fri
G.H.W.oCoOK = Beautiful home. .
children. ages IL and A; IA day
Pht THURS .s,. every ds Sun Of; hive IN; s39 SAG
G.H.W., colored, to live in; no cook
ing: fond of children: refs. REQUIRED.
G.H,W., live in: must be fond of
children; every Thurs. and every
don't call call unless mi S?S You "f. have re- recent recent
D. G. refs. EN-. 1913. Il
refer. 51a days. Child. 4 yrs old.
Live in some nights. Wo. 457o;
G.H.W.-COOK, colored; live in. up
stairs rm.; over 25 yrs. old: fond of
children; $50: refs. req. WO. 7494.
HELPER, white; gh.w., for small
nursing home: live in. 81. 1868
HoUsEKEEPER-Live in, 5M days
per wk.; 2 small children. Salary
JEFFERSON MANOR. Alex. va,
u0yisS oV; 94S7; & Gall after 8 pm. --3
permanent home; state age; require
ments; Box 359-V, Star. -3
HOUSEKEEPER for employed parents
Of two school children. Live out
VII July, IIicn III, D-udy Wk.I SA"
cellent references required for per-
manent lob. $50 wk. vi. 1888 after
Z evenings. 30
widow living alone; plain cooking,
g.h.w, no laun., nice upstairs rm.,
live in; Suns. of. Sal. open. Univ.
Park, Md. Call WA. 1862. 20
HOUSEKEEPER. white. efficient. un-
| der 90: care Of children. light cook
ing; live in, pvt. rm. and bath; must
have recent refs. in D. C. or vic.
HoGsEkEEPER-co i5s Xxi aaEs: white; i've live in,
family of 2 adults; refs. nice living
conditions. RE. 4791 days: ewes.
HousEMAN, colored, unmarried. good
driver; live in; call between 10 am.
and noon: HO. 0441. Il
HOUSEWoRKER. 2 days wk.. Whea-
ton; Md; Phone 10. 5-31 1S..
MOTHERS HELPER: good with chill
dren; live in; one-story rambler, attr.
room. pvt. bath. OR. 4407. 30
NURSEMAID, white woman european
preferred), to live in; to care for 2
children, ages and 2: do upstairs
work; ! other .full-time. servant
empl.: 1a-day and every other Sun.
off; S35 wk. Call NO. 2757. 80
| lNURSEMAID, live in, thoroughly
exper. care Of infant and ga year
old; g.h.w.. working parents; local
refs. and health card; 5h-day wk.,
$S5 + Ek; * ov, 1879; .o.,n-3
$40 per wk., in exchange for good
cook and housekeeper. CHI. 1856.
Evening star., 1952-04-29
CEMENT REPAIRS
NO JOB TOO SMALL

HU. 1877. 80
UOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
ROoTER. Phone RIA. S8SS any day.
CONCRETE BLOCK FINISH, seals
and conceals Joint and surface i'm
projections, provides beautiful water
proof surface; free estimates. JE.
3-S350. IS
DRIVEWAYS, porches. cellars, steps
5 pm. weekdays. all day Sunday.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS
pair short circuits. Small jobs
done Immediately. RA. 1929 any
Evening star., 1952-04-29
MAID

"Girl Friday" must be highly expert
enced laundress and do upstairs
cleaning; must also serve as waitress
when necessary; excellent salary;
must have references. Call after
10 am, EN-. 7113. ,
WOMAN. exper., general
housework and cooking; to live in
Philadelphia; $40 per wk. Call $50
to 6 pm. co. 1881. Il
COLORED GIRL Permanent work
for upstairs work and help take
care of elderly lady. Must live in.
Box 213-V, Star. 80
COLORED GIRL, refined, to live in:
must like children; refs. HU. $685.
Evening star., 1952-04-29
ROBINSON LUMBER co.
1899 Kenilworth Ave. NE.


National Geographic.
,oo. Phone LU. 1-12O0 36'
1908 to 1910, incl, unbound; II
vols. 1924 to 1882 incl, bound in
fun library buckram. TelephoRe
see .DuPLicA-
TORS" AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
MINK COAT. natural ranch. yer,
good cond.. 40-ip. length, 1878; cost
when new. $4,000. OR. 1864 after
SCHOOL FURNITURE
Tables, chairs. self help lockers. cots
and cot racks; ~; 7-s099. a
executive desk. bookcase, arm
chairs: table. MA. 25O4 j.
OFFICE FURN.-Excel cond.; Yeas.;
glass-top desk. desk chair, lamp.
2 plastic cover side chairs. type
writer stand. $500. DE. 1898, ewes.
OFFICE FURNITURE. Mahogany
desk, desk chair and 2 extra chairs.
Can be seen at 1929 Vermont ave.
of building, II