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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDIONS. Italian hand made,
brand new. 120 bass, treble and bass
ADDING MACHINE-Burrou cesk
model $50 Al condition Rentals.
repairs. sales on all makes CEN
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO. 2019 14th
st. NV. HU 3-512l
AIR COMPRESSOR. Schram "2O''
with complete painting equipment;
$500 Call UN. 4-10S" after d pm
ANTIQUES-Santa is near and So
arc We. shop with US anG save
mon-e-e. Nearly 5000 pieces Of
glass, china and bric-a-brac. soc
UP. BELL KINDS, Az E. Capito! ST.
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40 h6tt 6I1OF, lZEO r 81. NV.
SECRETARY, to act as assistant to
head Of Arm; excel. opportunity for
advancement. COLONIAL EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY. 1406 G st. NV.
SECRETARY-STENO., age under 35;
new air-cond. ofices. specialization,
ms: and retirement benefits. day
40 hr. week. ST. 3-1300. ext. II.
SHOE sALEsLADIES - Steady posi-
tion, good pay. Apply Mr. Green
.rI,rG ISt nrG IN and x sts. NV. "a
kTENOGRAPHER with knowledge of
oookkseping. exper;o pref: 5-day
,Tk. Call AP. 7-3400 for interview.
GTENOGRAPHER. for perma. pos. in
q. radio dept. of National Catholic Or
gan1zation; 5-day wk.: pleas. work
ing cond. Call RE. 1853. Ext. 309.
eTENOGRAPHER, under age "a. per-
manent position, 3 day week. ma
tional company for its Arlington.
Va. branch. Phone ST. 3-063S.
,sTENOGRAPHER LEGAL. exper-
fenced; under 35: single. For large
Law Once. Ma. S-l50l. "a
STENOGRAPHER
For an insurance ofice; permanent;
5-day, 35-hour week: other bene-
..hts. Call MRS MADDOX. Ma
S-2660. after 2 am. Monday. -23
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DENTAL ASSISTANT. experience n;

VHtNIaL ASoISIANL, eXperlence not
must be intelligent. willing worker
b-day week: salary open. Box 4S4- "A,
Evening star., 1953-11-23

DENTAL HYGIENIST, part time; up
per Conn. ave. area. EN-. 2-3133.
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FOOD CHECKER

TOP restaurant experience necessary
Only those qualified need apply
Excellent salary, meals included
,Apply In person, 10 to IL noon;
to $3.50 pm. FAN G BILLS. 1885,
Connecticut ave. -27
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The contractor also has the job of
completing both physical cduea-
ton additions to the two schools.
h. Bowen Haldesty, county stu
pcrinteuGeut of schools, announced
that plans were being worked cut
with w. W. Dewitt, county roads
engineer, fer the grading Of both
high school sites and the physical
education areas as the county road
work goes forward this spring and
summer. He said that the schools
maintenance crew would be in
charge Of seeding at both places.
other Board Activities
Mr.. Hardcsty listed other items
ON the agcnda of the regular board
meeting:
Decided that a countrywide band
concert would be held at the end of
the school year.
Discussed the progress Of trus-
tee participation in activities at the
GAINESVILLE, Accident, Friendsvillc
and Oakland elementary schools.
Appointed Gilbert +. Brown as
trustee at Finzel to complete this
school term, and Raymond Schloss-
magic to complete term of trustee
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at Annapolis yesterday, largely be-
cause Of the financing plan. The
bill would grant bonus Of up to
$500 to veterans Of both world
wars and the Korean conflict.
The l00-million-dollal cost Of the
program would be supported by a
gross receipts tax Of 3IS of one
percent on amy type Of wholesale
or retail business for a profit"
Sponsors figured the tax would
bring in $1O,9G1 900 year and
permit the bonus debt to be paid
off in 10 years.
One delegate declared the tax
the most vicious tax ever Devised"
Budget Cuts Restored
The Senate Finance committee
put back $lS2, 600 Of the state
budget bill yesterday that had been
wiped out by the House.
Attempts at further changes
which would restore even more
money, especially for health, vel
fare and mental hygiene, were
quickly announced.
From the administration bill
the Senate unit pared $3.50, 800 in
the Health Department, slightly
more in the House-and S365 $50
in ENTHUSIASTICALLY less. 1t took
100000 from mental hygiene,
which would restore about $55,-
600 Of the House cut
Subscribe for The Republican
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of the tractor, but the board of
education covers the tractor with
insurance and provides gas and oil
as vo-ag students use it.
Accepted resignation of Boyd
Sanders, Jr., as custodian at South
etn High and appointed Harland
Spikcr as night custodian.
Heard that plans for the addi-
ton of the room at Bloomington
school would be completed soon by
Altman and Altman, architects,
and that bids would soon be sought.
Approved the sale of the old
North Glade one-room school to the
North Glade All club for 500.
Placed insurance on contents of
Northern High farm shop in
amount of $500 with Carlton Bow
ser, and the same amount on South
ern High farm shop contents with
the same party.
Mr.. Hardesty said that during
the Easter holiday period the main
tenance personnel would be tear
ing down the old high school farm
shop and the tunnel that led from
the main building.
Beginning yesterday the schools
returned to the $3.50 dismissal hour.
During the four winter months
they had dismissed at 3:15.
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ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN

Aurora, W. "a.
9:30 a. M, Worship service with
sermon. "The Problem Of Heavy
Stones" by the supply pastor Kew
Donald r. Gallon.
1880 a. M, Sunday School.
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Legislature May
Adjourn Monday

Continued from Page Onc)
not be affected by the new salary
proposal if adopted.
Other legislation:
Deer Hunting Law
House Bill BOP, sponsored by Gar
rctt county delegates Coddington
and Green, finally passed after the
House concurTod in Senate amend
ments. 1t prohibits the use Of
lights while hunting deer.
SUNDAY Movie Bill
The Senate has enacted House
Bill 275 sponsored by the Garrett
delegation, to authorize Sunday
movies in the county on Sunday
after 9 p. III. Special taxes ON the
admissions will help finance Gar
rctt County Memorial hospital
Stock Car Racing
Stock car racing would be LEGAL
lied in Garrett county under House
Bill 759, which has been enacted by
the Senate. A $75 license fee is
required under the measure
Golf, Baseball Bill
The Senate also enacted House
Bill 100, sponsored by the Garrett
delegation, to legalize golf, base
ball and stock car racing ON Sun
days from to p. m. in Garrett
county
Would Aid Schools
The Senate also passed Senate
Bill Ill, which would amend laws
relating to the distribution of the
incentive fund for the construction
of school buildings. The plan is
calculated to aid the comty's
school building program.
Bills Enacted .,o.
y.4lse Bill 625 dircctig Sch:
e li:oo '4.a.eE Is to I'M S' of Heavy
stones" Anthem "Now Let All
tine Heavens Ad re Thee by Bach.
4 nursery for small children IS
held in the social room during TINS
hour. c:..,o
Thursday: Choir rehearsal, S:oo'
Friday: Confirmation Class, 1;3O'
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Board Accepts
Farm Shop at
Southern High Site
Activities Of Beard OF Edu-
cation Listed

The farm shop at Southern High
was inspected yesterday and ac-
ceptcd by the Board Of Education,
it was announced following a meet
ing of that group. The farm shop
at the Northern High was accept I'd
several weeks ago.
The board commented ON the eX-
coptional job that had been done
by the contractor, Edgar Hardes-
~, and members said they consid-
cred the Workmanship outstanding.
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Bonus Bill Gets
Rough Going Over

The latest veterans bonus bill
received rough going-over by the
House Ways and Means committee
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county commissioners to match up
to s. the bountics paid ON foxes
and weasels.
Sunday Movies Bill
House Bill 25 passed the House.
1t provides for Sunday movies in
Garrett County after . p. m. on
the Sabbath, with tax on the shows
earmarked for Garrett County Me
mortal hospital.
Garrett Merit System
The House also passed House
Bill ZAP which calls for the crea-
tion of a merit system for road en-
ploycs in Garrett county.
Senate Bill 45l, by Fralcy, to
authorize the Mayor and Town
Council Of Oakland to borrow for
general purposes of the town and
relating generally to provisions and
procedures applicable for such Dor
rowing.
Senate Bill 452, by Fraley, to
.5Ithoize the Garrett County Com
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Pa. Saturday guests were Mr. and
Mrs Paul Dixon. of Fairmont w.
Va, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
WEIGH. Sunday guests were Mr..
and Mrs Matt Johnson, of Brent
wood, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Thomas and
daughter, Of Warren, Ohio, were
weekend guests of Mrs. Margaret
Rush and daughter, Carole Sunday
evening guests were Mr. and Mrs.
James Skidmore, Mrs. Julia Skid
more, Mrs Floretta Rose and Mrs.
Kaye Fike.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooper and
son, Gary Joe. of Homecoming. Md,
we're Wednesday dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Miller Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Green and daughter.
of Charleroi, Pa, and Mrs Hettic
Timney, of Homecoming, spent Sun
day night and Monday with the
Miller family Nancy Miller ac-
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Church News

Church News
Services for Sunday, August 16,
in the Methodist Churches are:
( Mill Run, 9 a. m. d. S. T.; Selbys-
7 port. 10 a. M, ID. S. T.; Friendsville,
II a. M, d. S. T., and Sang Run,
/ 7:30 p. M, E. S. T. Services are
held every two weeks on Wednes-
/ day evening in the Elder Hill
Church.
The w. S. c. S. met Tuesday in
the church Miss Nellie Friend had
charge of the business. Mrs. Kaye
Fike led the devotional service and
Mrs. John Williams had the topic,
Making Friends of Gods Chill
| dren' for discussion. Circle III
served refreshments.
Circle | of the w. S. c. S. will
meet Friday evening, August IA, at
the Methodist Church.
! Members of the Youth Fellow
ship attended a meeting at the
KitZmiller Methodist Church on
Monday.
Lutheran News
| Church service at 9 a. M, ID. S.
T., in Grace Lutheran Church, with
Sunday School at 10 a M, d. S. T.
Sunday School picnic on Sunday,
August 16, at Nicklow's Park, Adj
Olson, Pa.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace
Lutheran Church met at the home
of Mrs. Amos Friend on Thursday
Mrs. Ward Livengood conducted
the business meeting and Mrs.
Henrietta Lininger was in charge
of deVotionals The organization
pledged $4,000 toward the painting
of the interior of the church Other
members present were Mrs. Will
! liam Durham, Mrs. Silas Savage,
Mrs. Helen Devine, Mrs Wade
Schroyer, Mrs Ralph Swauger,
Mrs. Frances Lancaster and daugh-
ter. Lois. The September meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Lancaster in September
Sunshine Society
The Sunshine Society met at the
home of Miss Bonnie Glenn on Fri
day evening. Billy Shoemaker had
charge of business. The group pre-
scented Bonnie with gift. Others
present were the leader Mrs. Ward
Livengood Jimmy Shoemaker,
Janet and Phyllis Coddington,
Gary Fike, Sarah and Danny Tep-
fer, Barbara and Janice HiIeman,
David and Norman Livengood, Re-
becca SWauger, Dale Schroyer,
Shirley Schlossnagle and guest,
Miss Patty Coakley Refreshments
were served. The September meet
| ing will be held at the home of
Billy and Jimmy Shoemaker
Fourth Club
The Senior Girls All club met
Tuesday evening at the home of
Dorothy Shoemaker with seven
members and the leader, Mrs.
Amos Friend, present. Plans were
made for a wiener roast on August
81. Miss Janice SchrOyer will en-
terrain on September IA.
Baptized
Norman Vaughn Livengood, son
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HENDERSON, Uniontown, Pa, spent
the weekend here with the Friend
family
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Selby and
family of Baltimore. are spending
weeks vacation here with rela-
tiVes.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Metheny
and children are spending ten days
in Richmond, Va. with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. N. Knots.
Mrs. Lonnie Broadwater and
sons, and Laurence Wiley, Grants
vile, Md, spent Thursday evening
with Mrs. Clyde VanSickle and
family
Weekend guests of Mrs. Leroy
Hostetler were Mrs. Ocie Dixon,
Mrs. Ida Chichester, Mrs Marie
Fike, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dixon and
sons, Gary and Bill, all of Balti-
more; Mrs. LYDIA Grose and Mr..
Lee Hostetler, ST., of Pittsburgh,
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companied her home for . weeks
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bower and
family have returned to theiI home
here after visiting with her psents,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fearer, lark
leysbWg, pa.
MIR. and Mrs. + d. Brown re-
turned to their home at Washig-
ton, D. c., after a three weeks \
cation here with the latter's mothe
Mrs. Eta Lininger. and with otht
relatives and friends Wednesda.
afternoon visitors at the Liningel
home were Mrs. G. F. Georg and
Mrs. Mabel Georg, of Accident
Mr. Ray VanSickle and Mrs.
Harold Friend spent Monday in
Cumberland on business.
William Durham and Walter Lis
ton attended the Durham reunion
at Braddock's Inn, Pennington, Pa,
on Sunday
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ming dinner guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Spear, Oakland
Mr. c. b. Miller attended meet
ing in Baltimore on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Burnside and
son, Harry, of Hopwood, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. Daley Groves, Elder Hill.
and Miss Nellie Friend attended
the Nieman reunion at Bruceton,
w. Va, on Sunday.
Miss Betty Vitez, who is en-
plOyed as a sewing machine oper-
ator with the Mine Safety Appli-
ance Co, Pittsburgh, Pa, spent a
two weeks vacation with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Vitez, Sr.,
at Mill Run Miss Vitez entertained
members of the NJ. S. A. at a picnic
at Yough Dam. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ Lawson, Mr.
and Mrs. James Gross and daugh-
ter, Lynn Lawson, all of Pitts
burgh, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson Brown,
Jr.. of Baltimore, visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Ward Livengood Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Okey Hoff and
daughter, Marlene, spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Frazee, Asher Glade, and with Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur Lowdermilk, Fra
zee Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris POok and
son. David, of Pittsburgh, Pa. were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bonnie POok.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Skyles, New
Salem, Pa, were weekend guests
of Mrs. Margaret Rush and daugh-
ter, Carole.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Fredway, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, spent the weekend
here. Miss Hazel Schlossnagle re-
turned home here after a week S
visit in Pittsburgh with the Fred
ways.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Casteel
and children, Patty and Tommy, of
New YORK CITY, VISITED the Tor
mer mother, MIS-. AckiS Casleel'
Mr: ana MIS-. Leo Ooodlhgtoh
SS MI mS1Ui+t H. W. eno e,, Co,
Jau With tbo Iattor,s ,rothor Mr.
Matte Coddinoton who ie III 81
h i,u.' io,,1o 49, VIM WV - ~ o.
~ ~ ALL Co,.1 -
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ADAMS & ADAMS REAL ESTATE

LICENSED AND BONDED BROKERS'
L. W. ADAMS. Broker w. D. CASTEEL, Salesman
We have number of cash buyers for Lake
Properties, REGARDLESS OF PRICE! Contact
us today if you have anything to sell in the way
of cottages and lots.
Evening star., 1953-09-25

Beautifully tailored or wash
custom look. Small floral pat
able Sailcloth! Full, shirred
skirts and corded seams ad
tern in colorS.
o.s8 chair Slipcover -----7.99
The Hecht Co. 9Th FL
Evening star., 1953-09-25
SAVE! 8.95 to ll.95 So. I'd.
BEAUTIFUL BROADLOOM
WOOI-nlid-RayON TsUisf,
AII-WOOI Administer,
Fine AII-WOOI Wilton
I8 Patterns and COlOrs,
3 and IL Fit. Wide!
Hechf Month Sale Priced

Three beautiful qualities Of lovely broadoom for low low
prce Favore twist brOadloom in exciting blend of imported
wool usrous carpet ayon in decorator oors of grey gee
beige AwOOl Wilton embossed in beautiful leaf pat
tern in special coors OF and nutria Thrilling
awool Administer in lovely colortone
twotone 18th Century and muicoor Hurry take
make size and get the savings!
TYPICAL PRICES OF FINISHED ROOM-SIZE RUGS!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-22
UndercoVer Man
Places Bet, Makes
Arrest; Horse Wins

An undercover policeman yes
terday parleyed a 81 horse bet
into a gambling arrest but still
came out the loser.
According to Morals Squad In
spector Clarence Lutz, an under
cover man placed the bet with
Samuel Quattrone, 81, of 4419
Nineteenth place NE, who runs
the Parkview Billiards parlor at
1910 Georgia avenue NV. He
was arrested and charged with
accepting horse racing bets. He
is free under $500 bond.
After the arrest, police learned
the horse-"Running Short
won the second race at Charles
town. He won $40, $3.40 and
$3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-22
Fiscal Officer Refires
AT Freedmen HOSPITAL

William H. Burrel, collection
manager of the Budget and Fis-
cal Office of Freedmen's Hospi-
tai, has retired after some 40
years of Government service.
A native Washingtonian, Mr..
Burrel was educated here and
holds a law degree from Howard
University.
Mr.. Burrel began working for
the Government as an employe
of the Senate. He later worked
with the Treasury Department.
the War Department and the
Pension Office.
He transferred from the last
post to Freedmen's in 1887. Dur
ing World War I, Mr.. Burrel held
commission as an infantry
lieutenant with the American
Expeditionary Force.
Mr.. Burrel lives at 1846 Sec
ond street NV. with his wife
and a daughter, Mrs. Eva B.
JoyneS.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
Sales Representative
$6.76O UP

A genuine opportunity for a man
with above average educa ton. No
prior experience needed as we train
thoroughly. Large pay checks. Profit
sharing plan. Republication. Inter
views arranged by calling Person
neI MANAGER ME 2-233R
Evening star., 1953-09-12
HELP-DoMESTIc

CHAMBERMAID, WAITRESS. white,
experienced; refs. req; good pay; 2
adults; in apt. EN-. 3-1424.
cHAMBERMAm HoUsEwORKER,
white, for adults; liv. in; white
cook employed; S140 mo. AD.
C5oSSKSo.G.H.w.; 5SSSoeG liv. in: eolored, 26os5
sysry. Sfher sJ Sun. on; top salary.
cooKsG.a.W.. live in. local refer
other Sunday on. S32 week. EN-. g.
COOK. colored. for cafeteria in small
ov cSRo9l sd9s4' .9s boys references Feqnlssd @ns
C0oKoG.H.W.. fond Of children: live
phoDDrr %o' W. a.Sis6 aeefs6 Guy Fierens''' W1s
COOK AND G.H.W.-Must be excel
cook and eXper. houseworker; hours,
10 am, until after dinner; Wed. and
Sun. 10 am. and until after break
fast; live out. Apply in person,
Sunday between IL am. and m;
644-B Westchester Apis. 1000
cooR. cSsosRs0tdt a.H.w.3Middle tVs Middle aged White
woman to be one of family; good
cook; 4 adults; refs; S25 wk. co.
COOK. G.H.w.-Live in; exper.; refs.
Salary open; adults, 2 children.
cook7zLauNDrREss 81 kzL3ashsr - All mode modern
conv.; 2 adults. l child; other help
empl.; ample time OF; i've in; priv.
I'm. and bath; exper. and references.
o.. 6-6676. Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-12
HELP-WoMEN tcons.l

BEAUTICIAN, colored; license, for
shampooing in white beauty salon;
must be neat. not too heavy. RA.
BEAUTiCIAN. man or woman. high
s5Rinss s4os g.. ave- sAshETT siE.r sprn1 fAEkES Md
BEAUTICIAN to do permanent wav-
ing and manicuring: busy shop all
ySseco round in NV sect CAN "a
BEAUTiCIAN, must be expert at hair
cutting and all waving: permanent
5-day wk.; job for dependable girl;
Silver Spring or Bethesda resident
preferred: salary and commission.
ROCK CREEK BEAUTY SALON, ~.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around,
also shampoo. manicure. .5-day wk.
GASTON OF PARIS. Bradley boule.
yard shopping center. Bethesda.
BRaaufYS a f1S95P 9o5PPERAroR. Also manicur- mha
ist. ali around. Apply in person;
BEAUTY SALON. 425s Conn. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, $50 guar. 6o%
S2mm SPs o New 9eS eSNoRGs ;RGs est HEiETs Il zTs
BEAGTY oPEkATTCCIR,% TCI % exper.: ~ good bod
salary and commission. Call LU.
2-4244. Ia
BOOKKEEPING CLERK, must be ac-
curate with figures. able to type
rapidly and use adding machine
Permanent employment. State age
and salary desired. Apply Box 442-
S, Star Ia
BOOKKEEPER. payroll. general and
subsidiary ledgers; experienced typ
ing essentials: age 26 to 35;. paid
vacation and holidays. group insur-
ance and disqualification benefits;
40-hr. week. Branch ONCE of ma
tionally known truck manufacturer
Box 443-T, Star. IA
BOOkKEEPER, under 40. full charge,
with recent local commercial exper.
in acc. rec. and pay. payroll, sales
taxes, etc; 6-day week; air-cond.; !;
state full particulars and refs. Box
2SS-T. Star. -12
experienced. Call MR.. WERRES.
Ii. 3-910O -l6
Evening star., 1953-09-12
sITUATIoNS-DoMEsTIc

WOMAN wants days work or part
time; DO laundry; local references
GIRL wants lob. child care; good
Tsfs fopES Sday ,T Tk. T!nts IA e5SlI SS,;i
or Iisht house D work. 10. T T$-o4so
WOMAN, colored. wants work; will
live In. 10. 3-6353. Ia
WOMAN. colored, will care for chill
dren by the day in Sc. Ii. 7-6SS5.
coLoRED WOMAN, exper., desires
g.ha,OwL;;; 6-day wk.; city refs Hu'
GIRL, colored. wants work as maid,
or as aide in hospital or bldg. NO.
CoLoRREDS NV WOMAN desires s.h.w.
and child care; 5 days wk.; live
out; local refs; NO: 7-9o6s:
apts. or ironing; $3.50, carfare.
c66LoRREp 81 R113S9c GIRL wants part-tim.
work after school. DE. 2-90s5.
GIRL, colored. desires 5 days g.h W.;
good refs. To: 2-:334: .,n, la =,
after school. Cali DE. 2-0366. IL"
GIRL, colored. desires full-time Job;
live in. AID. 2-764O.
GIRL desires days work: E.h.w.; care
1or cnllo; reIS' CaH LIZ. %-I,I-.
WOMAN desires g.h.w. and child
care; 5-day wk.; refs; live out. DE,
WOMAN desires part-time Job from
1 WANT TO PLACE my housekeeper;
reliable, willing. excel. with children;
3 days. LU. 2-S51S Ia
COLORED GIRL desires week or
days work; no nights; Al ref: LU.
CoLoRED GIRL wants work from
plus carfare DE. S-7991. Ia
COLORED GIRL desires taking care
Of children and light housework;
COLORED GIRL desires l.h.w. and
child care of working parents or
days work; 5 days. 10. S-922S. 13"
COL0RED GIRL wants 5la days a
week or child care; reaS. Ii. 4-1570.
l3S
Evening star., 1953-09-12
SITUATIONS WoMEN Gent, |

SECRETARY. Y.BOOKKEEPER, in small
once; know full once routine: pre-
fer NV. EN-. 2-9067. 13'
'TYPIST. many years exper., desires
work at home; statistical. manu-
script: envelopes: also dictation.. co.
MID6LE-AGED light colored woman
for chambermaid work. 6A days,
9 to 8 p.m.; receptionist, switch
board, once bldg. or apt. IA. 9-7Ss3
after pm. -l3
BRITISH GIRL. single. aged 80. 81
years teaching kindergarten and
junior schools. desires post with
children rs nursery governesS; live
in. Excellent health. will travel. Can
stay indefinitely II suited. Replies to
RHODA CHAPMAN, care French.
COLORED GIRL desires work as
typist; refs: full time. Ii. 4-4164.
c0LORED PRACTICAL NURSE; de;
sires part-time position as dental
asst. or pvt. home duties; exper.,
refs. DE. PLEAS.
COLORED WOMAN DESIRES job
g.h.W., full or part-time, expeT.,
refs, reliable. Ii. 6-0032.
Evening star., 1953-09-12

CASHIER, young attr. woman; restau--
rant experience; refs. Apply 4 to 8
pm. HOTEL DUPONT PLAZA news
CASHIER, 5-day week; under 20;
exper. desired but not nee; $40 am.
to 8 pm: air-cond. once. Call MR..
casHiEkCGEGAR caSHTiEfiGE r. GLERk aEGIS exDer! top
caEVY afEy sEa CHASE s1'f1 fHAR%A RSTsa f4aS SSs6
R-CLERK-For busy cigar
eEre csed sandays ens ad y bei
NATIONAL DRUG Co. 1000 Conn.
CIGAR ffGfi ne CciLERK.cAsH1ER. for dr. drug
ss store Hsdx S S5qgs pHHS
cleaning; experienced.
Call Mr.. HAROLD. XII. S-4047.
CLERK for children's wear store. Ap-
ply 6s40 N. H. ave. NV. weekdays
Clerk, White, general once work.
typing and bookkeeping machine
work; exper. not necessary: 2 weeks
paid vacation; 5-day week; salary.
$40 per wk. DY-DEE WASH. go
Canal st. s.w., RE. 7-SO12. -13
caEEk: sS P typnE .gsx Tsts wesE sf s4s 80
start. write BOX 4O2-T, Star. III
under 40. experienced in
transportation work, to quote bus
rates and schedules; good salary.
vacation with pay. sick leave; must
furnish good references and be able
to work either day or evening shift.
GREYHOUND TERMINAL, lilo
New York ave. NV. Ia
CLERK-General ONCE work. tipping,
switchboard, ETC.; air conditioned d
ONCE; other employe benefits. Reply
Swing experience, address, telephone
Box 1274. Washington 13. D: C.