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Giants Within
Place
Yanks Are Shut
Out BY Boston
Red SOx's Mel
Parnen, 40
~ BEN PHLECAR
AP SpoFssNrlloF

First division standings in the
hot National League pennant chase
hinge on vital series starting TO-
night IN Brooklyn and st. Louis.
Chief American League interest
over the weekend VIII center on
Chicago where the White Sox open
five game stand against Eleve-
land with the runnerup slot il the
American League race at stake.
Leo Durocher's suddenly impress
sive New York Giants, riding q
six game winning streak and talk
ing confidently Of better things,
invade the Wilds Of Brooklyn for
three games with the first place
Dodgers.
The Giants haven't cooled off
since they buried Brooklyn 900
last Sunday. Yesterday they got
brilliant two-hit shutout from
rookie Ruben Gomez to down the
Pittsburgh Pirates, 80. Brooklyn
bowed 70 Philadelphia SIS and the
Cards and Braves weren't sched-
uled.
The hustling White Sox shaved
the Yankees first place margin
70 i've games In the American
League by whipping Detroit, AZ,
while the New Workers were wilt
ing before The southpaw slants Of
Boston's Mel Parnell 40. Cleveland
stayed 81 games of the pace with
! 81 verdict over the ST. Louis
Browns. Washington beat Philadel'
phia -.
In handing Pittsburgh its sixth
straight loss, the Giants climbed
within one game Of the first di'
vision. They've been that close be
fore this season but they've always
fi1zled out under pressure.
The two Pirate hits off Gomez
the young Puerto Rican who bought
his way out Of the Yankee farm
system during the winter because
he didn't think the world champs
appreciated him, we're singles by
Danny O'Connell and Eddie o
Briea. Gomez has q g. record
with the Giants.
The Dodgers, who beat Rohif
Roberts the last time they faced
him, kayoed him IN the eighth inn
| ing last night but then their owT
spotty pitching nlew up and ths
Pills won the game with two run,
Ii their half Of the eighth. Il was
the first time IN = starts thai
Roberts has failed to finish. Smoky
Burgess, pinch hitting for Bob Mil
Ter who took over from Roberts,
drove il the tying and winning
runs with . double.
Parnell made Casey Stengeps
AIl-Star pitching selections looE
bad as be threw his second straight
shufoHt at Stengel's Yankees.
A two-run homer BY sam Mels
provided the winning margin foI
the White SOx who have lost only
five times Ia their last Is starts.
The game was Z replay OF I
Nay n contest which went Is inn
ings and ends3 h6 80 tie beea =
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Peoples Forum

Tho Citfnen Weaoomos expssm-
siona Ut the views % its read.
era, hut the editor reserves The
wighf e. delete nny aeenss whieh
nFe eonsiAeFed Ilhelous oR 1nWar-
Ramtn6. Hhe writer's sheoi4 lie
Fair and aonfine the letters 90
100 words and write On enc side
Of the paper only. Signature -
the writer must aee~1Dany the
letters ana win ~ pnhlIsheA m.
less ReSne1aeA oskaRWiSa..
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Polo Great Dies

OLD WESTBURY, N. Y. NAL
colin Stevenson, 66, who won in
ternational fame as a polo player
in the 1905, died yesterday at
his home here.
Stevenson was a member Of the
u. S. polo team that beat Great
Britain in 1924 and 1927 and Ar
gentina in 1928. He had a 10-goal
handicap.
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Milo Garcia
Tops National
Little League
With .542 Are.

Bobby Santana, the Elks slug
ging thirdbaseman, won the Off
cial batting crown In the Ameri-
can Little League with q blister
ing .576 percentage. Milo Garcia,
Lions hard-hitting first baseman,
edged out Raul Cervantes, the
VFW's top slugger in the last two
weeks Of play for top honors with
an average of .542 to cop the Ma
tinnaI Little League title. Each OF
these boys win receive 4 tro-
ply donated BY Armando Acevedo
for the individual top hitter in each
league.
Joe Mcmahon, the Jaycees top
hitter, was runner up to Santana
with cool SIT. In third place was
Sam Holland, ElkS first sacker,
with .4l2. Milton Esquinaldo, the
Kiwanis second beaseman, took
fourth with q percentage Of .4Ol
while Elks shortstop. Bill solomon
rounded up the first hitters with
even 400.
In the National Little League,
Cervantes slnmped to second place
but still maintained . sos average
to keep him well ahead Of team
mate Tony Estenoz, who took third
place with an average of .4S8. Ma
rio Martinez, Of the Lions, finish
ed fourth with a $50 batting per-
centage while Richard Garcia, Of
the Rotary, landed in fifth slot with
a healthy .425 percentage.
Among leaders in other depart
ments, Milo Garcia led the Nation
al league in runs scored with 81.
Cervantes led the loop in total hits,
30; in doubles with IL, and he
blasted the most homers, 8, to take
the loops top smuggling honors. Milo
Rodriguez of Evans led the league
by striking out ID times while Ar
mando Mira, Of the Lions, drew
the most walks, q. In the pitching
department, Martinez, Lions; led
the hurlers with five victories
and no defeats. Terminate Bobby
Pazo struck out the most baiters,
S., while Estenoz, VFW righthand-
er, issued the most walks, So, and
pitched the most innings, 8.
In the American Little League,
Santana not only led the league in
hitting, but led it IN most hits with
IS; blasted the most doubles, is;
and he belted the most homers, 3.
Buddy Mora, Shriner catcher,
struck out rs times and walked the
same amount Of times to top the
loop in both departments. solomon
scored the most runs, 81.
George Mira. Kiwanis curve-ball-
ing highlander, and Richard Bon
ner, the Elks fast bali Highlander
top the hurlers with five victories
and no defeats. Roy Valdez, the
Kiwanis fire baller, struck out the
most hatters, 81, and pitched the
most innings, 81, David Vernon,
Shriner rightly, walked the most
hitterS. Al.
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YEsTERDAYB RESULTS
Chattanooga II Little Rock
Only game scheduled

NE8AEAUAA AEAUku8
Chattanooga II Little Rock
Only game scheduled
----
T0DAY'g SCHEDULE
Chattancogn q Little noek
NASHVILLE at Memphis
Birmingham &c New Orleans
Atlanta ct Mobile
YEsTRRDAY's BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL
MonsreaI Ottawa
Springfield Toronto Go inninRsl
Baltimore Buffalo 2
Syracuse 4 Rochester :
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus 4 Minneapolis )
Charleston 2 81. Pad
Louisville II Toledo :
Indianapolis Kansas CITY
ALABAlfAsFLORfDA
Panama City = GrseevfIle u
Other games ppd-rain
Dallas 4 San Antonio CIs innanesl
HoasIon 4 Fort Worth
Oklahoma CITY Beanmsnt {
Tulsa Shreveport s
PACIFIC COAST
San EFzneieco EacFamenfo 8
Hollywood San DIEGO Z
Los Angeles II Portland
Oakland II Seattle
TODAYsB BAgEBALL SCHEDULE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
AGInneapo1ls aE cofnmhas
8. Paul q Chzriestan
Loniggflie Sc Tciedo
Kansas City Il Tndianapo1Is
ALABAHIA-RKORHDA
Andalueia af Fart Waltoa Bea-+
GTacevfile - Panama CiGY
Eufaula e Dolhan
TEXAS
Dallas q San An1onio
For Worth q Houn1o0
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NO MAIL BOX

BUFFALO, N. Y. H-Emmet
Hanley,s face was as red as the
fire alarm box.
Firemen summoned by an alarm
reported that Hanley had mistaken
the box for green mail box,
and pulled the lever to post a
letter. He was not held.
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Of the night curfew. Fireman Har-
~ Dorish worked 10 Is innings.
Bob Lemon won his nth game
Of the season as he gave the
Browns only five hits and drove
IN three runs. st. Louis got one
safety of Bob Hooper who re-
placed Lemon in the ninth.
Ed FitxGerald doubled home
three runs in Washington's success
against the faltering Athletics.
Frank Shea allowed six hits and
10 walks but he went the route
to post his eighth victory against
; sAgle loss.
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Mike Hughes
Annexes His
First Victory
IL PIay-Offs

Mario Martinez big bat
aided the Nationals Little
Leaeuers to edge the Ameri-
can Little Leaguers, 12-11,
h the rubber game Of . 8
out Of 5 set ct Bayview Park
last night. Martinez drove in
SIX runs with two homers
and Z single and enabled
Nike Hughes TO gain his
first victory Of the playoffs.
ne American led of the first
when Blli Solomon doubled and
four walks BY starter Tony Estens
Of gave them two runs, but the
NattqnaIs came right back and
tied 4 up when Estenoz doubled
and Martinez belled his first HON.
e deep into right center. The AM
orleans took The lead once again
81 he second . walk, an error.
ard Joe McMah0n's single.
The Nationals tied Il up once
again when Estenoz lived On an eg-
rOr and Marines delivered his sec.
end homer deep into right field.
IN The third, two walks followed
81 Dill Solomon's homer gave the
Americans 4 ~ lead, but the Ma.
tlonals came back IN Their half Of
he fourth and took the lead
o. 1 walk, two errors, Estenoz
sineie. ard Raul Cervantes ire
mendcus homer deep into center
held. Tha Americans went ahead
Cnce again q the fifth On
two walks and singles By Publ
CaxboneII, Carey Dion, and Ne
Hahon which nsltod them four
runs, but the Nationals came back
a ihalr half d The inning 70 lie Il
% u thras walks, Estenoz double,
and ulnsIes by MILO Garcia and
cegvantes.
Inths sixth, Tie Nationals final
y Mon TIE game when Key OPEN
q Tie frame by drawing Z walk.
Richard Garcia went h % run for
Key. hughes. next up, drew . walk,
but Estsnox then popped 70 short
foR ~ first out. With The count Of
Two and two, 1garinax then hit the
nsxt Pitch into centerfiald % drive
q tho q breaking run and win the
ball game.
Cervanaes led the Nationals Al
he plate. The Bic husky 0usfielder
had / perfect night with three SIN
ales and q homer In four tries.
1lAFinex had tNO homers and 3
single 81 four official trips % the
plate with six runs batted IN 70 aid
the Nationals offense. Mcmahon
continued hls hitting streak with
three singles In four attempts to
lead the Americans a the plate.
He hattsd n three runs.
Saturday night. at Bayview Park
they wlll play the fourth gamG II
he played. u the Nationals win. Il
WIN bs al over. otherwise . fifth
game win have to be played on
Monday. July 18th. Saturdays
game WIN commence 1t T:ts p. m.
Scare,
American .............2zs Ol0-I1 3 8
Nationals ...........22o lSl--l2 Il /
Comfy, carbonell go, Mira (sl
and lGellahOn, Estenos. Hughes go
and Dias, Vildostequi go
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sOUTn ATLANTIC

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Columbia Augusta 4
Macon 8 Charieslon
Jacksonville Columbus 3 tII InninksI
Montgomery ct Savannah ppd-raln
TODAY's SCHEDULE
Augusta a. Macon
Charleston at Columbia
Montgomery ~ Columbus
Savannah at Jacksonvi1Ie
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YEsrERDAY's RESULTS
Boston Z New YORK
washington philadelphia 4
Chicago I Detroit 2
Cleveland . ST. Louis l
-
T0DAY'S SCHEDULE /.
washington d New York
Philadelphia at Boston IND
st. Louis at Detroit (Nl
Cleveland u Chicago t1-E1
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Chick Donaldon. 212-pound cen
iar q The West Virginia football
team eouldn's make his high school
squad. he weighed only us pounds
then.
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NATfnNAL

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New YORK I Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Brooklyn 8
Only games scheduled
- -
TODAYss SCHEDULE
New York e BFeoklyn tN1
Pittsburgh Il philndelphla lNl
Milwaukee ae s. Louis IND
Chicago e Cincinnati tNl
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Bobby Santana Wins American Little League Batting Crown With Hot s.
TOP KEY WEST ATHLETE RELEASED
TO INACTIVE DUTY HERE THIS WEEK
BY BUD STEINER


finest aH-around athletes n area
Webb aviation released to inactive
following hitch attached All Weather Training
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FOREsTERS MEET

CHEROKEE. N. c. W-Ihe So.
ciety Of American Foresters BE.
gan i twO-day field meeting In
this Western North Carolina town
today.
The visitors viii be taken on
guided tOurn d the Great Smoky
Mountains National Park and tie
nearby Cherokee Indian Feserya.
tons forest areas tomorrow.
The longest baking bout on r..
cord (Wifh gICyes) occurred on
April s, 1858 when Andy EOwen
met Jack Barke il New rlsans.
II lasted no rounds : Z hours and
10 minutes : and was called .
draw.
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BASEBALL RESULTS

Oklahoma City q Beaum0at
Tulsa st Shreveport
INTERNATIONAL
Montreal at Ottawa
Toronto At sprlnalIrl6
Buffalo 81 Baltiniore "a
Rochester e. syracess
Evening star., 1953-01-25
MOTOR TRAvEL

AVAILABLE TO DRIVE private auto,
Fla, late January. Gail ia. 7-9384
after z pm, 25s
DRIVING NON STOP MIAMI, co.
drivers needed:, expenses. sic. Write
Box I0-x, Star. 25s
RIDE WANTED 10 New Haven Of Bos-
ton, Tues. or Wed. Jan. "a or 26,
". 1-15S3r -25
LEAVING for Jacksonville; Daytons
Beacn ana New smyrna Beach. Fla.
Sat-. Jan. 81, ami will take I
riders. sfaFe expenses. IA. 9-3I8S
Los ANGELES-Ia53 car. ieayins
Feb. or ,, Southern route. take 3
Call operator. Fulton S-39I0 -
MIAMI. Jan. 1890, 1 or Q, help with
drivingi must be reliable: references
EN-. :i-6H5l. 10
ST, PETERSBURG, FLA.-cple. laay-
ing Sat-, Jan. 81. take ] to assist
driving, share expenses, ref. zex.
changed. WO. 6-6S95.
FLA. TRIP-PersonabIe young coll
grad. vita new car desires twor pas
senSers, share expenses, or will place
sell and ca. at disposal Of couple
about Feb. T. Call II: 6-7789.
GOVT. GIRL, 30. desires 3 passen.
gers, share expenses. 15-day Mexico
vacation; leaving Feb. 20. LU. 2.
5l92. ewes. ---27
LEAVING Tuesday for Miami, Fla.
take !" PASSENGERS. Phone wa
!
Evening star., 1953-01-25
ATTENTION
AVAILABLE
SITUATIONS WOMEN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GRAD.
cSsg11Es; TsspTns; ssSay Sd . y; ~. s.s9a59: se.
ored. desires fqIlstime job: expert.
cIfkR eoiorsd aaons AS Desires aoSs joS in Dr.,
cleaning store. EXP, marker, as.
Sembler. Fast; excel. refs. Aisc
lunch counter exper. Ii. 4-2SS3.
CLERK-TYPfST, experienced, desire,
l9p; pssafer sa ne Sec; hrs. . 70 3
DESNrRIS 'iAessrsTANr. .xp. tgpin, vi
DkEssMAKER AKE wsnss SGORsf :eNiDs MD; gssJS oIst :,
day: AIT: Adams 4-4O24.
EXECU. .SECY., admin. asst, seekina
boss who needs Girl Friday "a
relieve him Of detail, routine duties
nanGle own CORES. or accurate die
keep records. efticient, responsible
/ legal exper.; available imned.: tor
salary required. Box 17-x, Star,
dlfl q eslsSHss esiis4sn dssiEes sE Sssy Yssy week
desires work; preferably store clerE
or stock girl. 10. S-03S6.
GIRL, colored. desires work as maid
kitchen 6lsl helper. dishwasher. NO
GiRL, " colored, desires fountain
CURL. colored, college graduate
desires position as clerk in dry
c&leaning, & file. sales, baby sitter,
GIRL. coiored, wishes general house
vs. Tyork s.sRaa, sRa child care. References
GiRL SrUaD1 sSTrUaD1ENT, mature. desire.
work from s PM, as companion OF
light duties In refined home. Excel
ref. CAL DE. 2-93bS or write
GEaDuxTE fSn Jar zzscsCbouNTANr. save Of.
nee expense. Let me do your book.
keeping, statements. tax returns
~. 3.1alk, week days aft. 8 pm
H0U6EKEERER (eldeFly but active
dependg; supervise child over
yrs; good cooking; asst. ldry.; pvt
rm.i SID, b-day Wk. Box 39-x. star
LADY. mature. pleasant, experienced
tcr cashier, ONCE work; no typins
LADY, lawyer and economist, seyel
years research experience. desiTei
research assignments. permanent d
t1sVnpossry 1VIgsS yRyWTite yWTite Boz ,s,;,,st TX star:
merly With large metropolitan daily
wants part-time work, preferabl.
Va area. Some art work. Six years
exp. Mrs, TIGER. King 9-S341.
NUkSk; practical. desires maternity
ences. NO. 7-S202.
NURSE, practical. white. middle age
drs. ref. 3 yrs. last case; full ol
part time. can pI. 7-294S; i've out
NURSE HoUsEKEEPER, white
adults; 5 days; 1--we out. Lincoln
PRACTICAL NURSE - Wants S-hr
duty. Good ref. II. S-05S9.
PRACTICAL NURSE-Kind and un
derstandine Of aged and nervous
lrRACTicAL rRaAsCisTniscti ri MNuSsnh. 81 or rsfn.d, espable
experienced. Available at once. DO,
+ lax, star,
lREslDENT MANAGER for free ant. ii
apt. bldg. By two reliable Govern
rnent employed single white women
q Box 49z-T. star.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. junior. age e6, exper,
Sn Smset punHf' go9d record worker
ACCOUNTANT OFFICE MGR. "a
public and private experience, In.
manent only. '0es. Can ireisEsnces Is. ssBPes Psss
Acc0uNTANT--New Acesi MI York G. p. 4.
with diversified acctg. and man
sgement background: pos. will
AGc6uNATIRNrG5l ii Rr5l sTUDSSTsssrt::tim, sGH SSTE sssF:
tob desired; shorthand and typinF
ADMINiSTRATIyE experience. com
pa4y representative. sales and pro.
motlonal experience, age 33; mini.
ssl.ty Boz apsass as0-f 1of stal. aard Wors .ne
ADMINISTRATIVE, acting. statisti
cal, secretarial. $1,000; age 80
qualifications on request. BOX 81
Adv. Pr PR. and direct mail sales bro.
motion GENIUS: TOP refs: pari
time: rsasnnable. NM. e-O9S4.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSNGAN. par
time: time: with busy architect OF en-
saDsr Sas e 81 po.asn Rasuns Sos e
ASSISTANT to business executive
exp. In rept.. lge. nationwide com.
pany to govt. and other national
contracts. College grad. Write Boz
BAKER, pastry. a; long experience. % goot
ssssorator; ssso 90 any where. Box q: ak
BOokKEEPER. ,r. acct, knowl. typ.
BOOKKEEPER. thorough knowledgt
/ of double entry bookkeeping: Cd.
| PEBBLE q aSsuminE full responsibility
BKkFG. TAX SERVICE for smal
business. hooks opened. posted. re-
ports; reas rates. OR, S-82S2. %.
Is disSwSsSer, porter porter. bU. 6aI' 7.o7ss.. 90
sSX S: Sos 6 sicr. .acss csl iGa I RSSsstsr Il
BOY. CofSRtEiD. seeEs q Is joS 5S'Ss' s dish
washer, porter. boot black. LU. l.
IBUTCaER.. scolored,. Needs lob; ),
yrs. local experience IN cutting
Ssns rss:Tsnoss is1ss saa ca E :asss asss
IcARPENTER. PAINTER teoi.,. ZEN
/ eral repairs. tools. transportation
cSR cdssITes ResNIaSSiNcW aSSsi we ;c,s s1-sl76 ....a,
cling; estimates furn., or sis Be
CUR. experiencssSS' sS' in american n,
Eqrogeap food; top references: "a
CHEZ. with hotel, restaurant, insti
tuition. club experience. Years D
huyine, making menus. SUPERVISING
Have won many exhibits IN hotel
restaurant shows. Recipes have heei
i published and used by chain op
! CONSTRUCTION insnt. specialist
estimator. purchasing. project an,
cfhce nngmt.: former builder. Bol
lCoNTR0ILER OFFICE MANAGER
Il 10 yrs. experience In manaeemen
and public accounting. BOX 26-X
COOK. experienced, wants work fror
II TO u am. or 8 to 10 p.in,: ret.
II Call La. 0-461S.
i COOK. experienced. wants lob d
yacht, o. with party EOing 3
Florida: Filipino. pI. 7-607s.
Z & ! u i IA 4
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SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN

BOY AND GIRL desire full and part
time Job. Typing and switchboard
preferred; Call RIA. 6-4307.
age. motel on salary and commission
basis. At present employed in front
ONCE Of California desert resort,
available after May i. Reply Box
ExFSEka. siaSi And RELIABLE, WHITE
clean hahits. excel. references; man
with engineering BACKGROUND. win
manage and maintain large apt.
bldg. or apt, project. Can be
bonded. Box 1887, Star. 25s
manaRement Of good-ciass roominS
house. Box 4s2-T, Star. 25s
Evening star., 1953-01-25
INTERIOR DECORATOR
MAYER AND co.

Desires the services of an interior
decorator who Is fully trained and
has past working experience In fine
quality decorating. Phi. DI. 7.69T6.
Interior decorating dept. >-27
PHOTOGRAPHIC RETOUCHER -
Thoroughly exper. on high type por-
trait negatiyes. Good salary. Excel.
STUDIOS, 1904 NJ st, NV. DI
sAansnEH A6nsa SpDy 1os Hgtsids 7ts ST. men INV
TELEPHONE oPERATOR- stenog.
fapher and general ONCE work fol
established real estate and insur.
aace ONCE. Good opening for ont
any: BOX 72-Y. star. -26
WOMAN, g.h.w.; man serve at table
take care Of lawn, With excellent
home in NV. section. No children
in. family. Prefer man to have
drivers permit. Call Sunday. Oh.
STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS hs.
leadership openings. $z5 per wk:
Car necessary. Phone no 2-7776
for personal interview.
iting. $50 to SI0O Wk. to start.
No exper. nec..- we train you. Inter
views z pm. Mon. only. 1850 Conn.
ave. NV. 10
A COUPLE, white or colored, to divide
housework, cooking and some gar
dening; man to drive car. Excel. own
quarters of lge. liv. rn.. hedrm. and
bath. Refs. required. EN-. 2-330T.
20
PART TIME, to transport children Ia
and from school. mornings and eve
niuHs. Box 46fS-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1953-01-25
SITUATIONS DoMesTIc

BABY aLsd SIT SITTING hy middlssased col
CLEAN AND G.H.W.--Woman, white
middle-age. exp. wishes days work
on Mon. Tuesday. Call RA. 3-5474
COOK, colored. high class, with eoot
C%2 pscple Ap; 4-77l0.
no0n work, La. 6-9241.
dinner; 3 days; no Sat, sun; $40 sSi
GENiEdRssaL GEEsidss HeuSEWSRK RSi SEEVSSS and care .,
children; will live in or out. Cal
GESNERSSIG AoUsEwoRK, 5m idsy.
week; s25 plus car fare. ME. g.
GIRL. colored. with references wishe.
lob as nursemaid. Ii. 6-0294.
GIRL. eolored. dependable and relt.
sSls e 6'l 6ssires III psEtottms Stsaps work. e;sf
GIRL. colored. wants day work: ref
Cal III. 3-4995.
GIRL, colored. desires Job. cleanins
asnd laundering; references. ST
GiRL. colored. wants days work
city refs. Ex. 3-5951.
GIRL col, desires. E.h.w. or child.
faareis z daSys week; Al retereennees
GIRL wants wants Job, .s.h.w.; no children
GIRL. colored, wants part-time work
i IL to oIssoSn g; can give references. Gal
GIRL wants g;h.w. three days Q,
part time. City references. II
GIRL, colored. desires child care
AD. 2-3074. ANN.
GIRL, colored, desires paIt-tims
nsJ fn,ssJaninE; 9EG7os snnorninss; experienced
GIRL. coiored, desires s.h.x. or child
care; no cooking; ref. Me. S-27fS,
GaR. sar. ss1orsd sss srss rsssEss 9 sAv sE shil.
GIRL. colored. wishes child care q
EeEs. s;eE' & e. s3.I slieoa, slnd q restaurant
GIRL, colored. desires work, clean.
ing or light laund., 3-5 days week,
references. HU. 3-S0o9.
GIRL. Ils colored, desires lob Is bus
ceail ceaIH IT. IT ss9ss s0s9ssr girl; exDer.; refs
GIRL, coiored, wishes days work
Tuesday and Friday. Call EX
3.5439 Sunday, 10 am. til z pm. :
GIRL, c0lored. wants day work al
Snss' cass Il Mon. a.onas Tues. Thurs. and Fri
GfRL, eolored. desires work. fun or
part time. Ii. 7-192S.
GIRL, colored. wishes g.h.w. 3 or 4
mornings $40 to 1880 am. Ref.
srence. .LU. 4-12S4.
GiRL desires child-care i Job; Dasr refer,
ences; experienced. ST. 3-5SS6,
| GIRL colored, desires work as 1st.
class cook. or housekeeper. Prefer
r.5S 5rSay wk. Rel. Tu. 2s2s72
| part time; good With chiidrsn: Al +
GIRL WANTS part time evening work
3 days 2 week or 3 mornings; city
lG.H iaEn-isi W.MPiain az eoofineeS:o fieSoi With refer.
HOUsEKEEPER-NURSE - white,
settled, viii care for elderly person
or baby; leave city. DU. 7-969a
IH0USEKEEPER, white. to take car,
Of children and help in the house;
live in: only reliable cali AP. 7-4842
LADY, coiored. neat. reliable. desires
s sss: nurses sss aid seeh traininsm q m IL ins. 5.
LADY. colored. desires part-time work
as cook or maid: ref. NE. 6-2754. :
LADY desires part time or days.
work. Call H0. .2-0715
LASY O il eSaGF.s Ssqss Sssss aSs nOaF nsa sssa
ILAUNDREss. coiored; ironing. nm
4 home laundry. ruf. curtains, bah,
| sitting. Call after church sun. Hu
MAID, eoIored, wishes cleaning apt,
& To- 3, 5 days; good refs. Ho.
iREFiNED, NEAT, REsPONsfBLr
Spanish and American speaktnl
/ woman. diplomatic references. &c:
per month"; live in. Cali RIA. 3-g109
Evening star., 1953-01-25
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CHA11BER MAfD-WAITRESS. colored.
exper.. in pvt, home; other help
cheerful disposition;. references re-
olired, Call Mon. after Q Am. AID.
Child CARE or take care Of elderly
lady; references. AID. 1850.
home: all mod. convs,; perm. posi-
tion FOR clean, resp. person. On
sun. and every other Sat. Room and
pvt, bath. Refs. required. Salary
open. OIL. 4-7071. ~--26
COOK man or women; eAper.; eeok
and g;h.ws; Hive IN loptionaD. EN-