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Evening star., 1953-08-16

CRESTWOOD CLUB
4I07 CONN. AVE. NEWLY DEC
TWIN BED RM. EXCEL, MEALS
COW. TRANeP.. ~. I'm. S.AoT4
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CARLTON HALL

Z101 N st. n.w.-Newly dec. quiet
rms. with running water, daily maid
service; $40 mo up: also weekly
rates DIT T-Q3S1
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PETWORTH-2nd-fo furn. apt,
ny, nm, bedrm::. kit. semipvt. bath,
9tnt,, 9ti!; incl; prefer quiet empl. cple.:
UPPER N.W.-Attrac. liv., 1 or ? bed
rms, pvt. bath. entr. yd., S75, incl.
utils. EN- 2-0755; ewes, EN-. 5-45O5,
Evening star., 1953-08-16

COOL comfortably furn. 3 rms. Kit.
eath; ad . 39sS reas;; Sept. l. leaving town
i 81, BLK O OFF iI9fl MINI. AND PENN. s.E.-
3 rms, incl. porch. pvt. entrance
aoi5 CoLuMBIA RD NV. Apt. E.
Of Conn. ave-; in apt. bldg; l lge
rm.. kit. and bath: attrac. furn; 81:
per mo. incl. all util.; refgr, and ga
g pm. FEDERAL RENTAL co.
1907 MONROE ST.. N.W-farre fur r
nished apt. kitchenette. Frigidaire
NR. RCrfRAi WAfTER I'll ~F REED bedrms.. liv
rm,, kit, bath; 2 porches; utils.
EXTENSIVELY FURNISHED apt. yer,
clean; lily. rm.. dinette, kit, bedrm
bath and garage; sos; utilities fur
nished: Phone LA. 6-1005.
3:3 FIRST ST. N.E.-Furn. apt
% ire. closets, sets pvt. pvt bat bath 0'; pvt. entr. ne
must see to appreciate; adults; utils
s1a3 iarn'' 1LIisofs liR IS AVE. W. N.w.&FufD f1
apt.--one 2;rm. ef1c. ant; liv. .;-bed
util furn.. incl. washer; adults; So:
mo, Phone RA. 3-92S0.
NEAR MISSOURI AND NORTH CAPI
TOL-Furn. firSt-noor apt. in two
apt. bldg; utilities incl; bedrm.
liv. rm., kit. and bath; avail. Sept
4. RA. 3-56S2.
WASH. CIR rms: 1st A.: reas
newly painted: fully equip: ideal fol
cple. Me. S-456O. RE. 1885.
II AND BEDRM. APIS. in cow
white loc.; good cond. utils incl: SCI
janitor. 614 Md, ave. n.ss bsmt. o.
GEORGETOWN--Modern duplex ter
apt; well equip; e.S adults; &1aI
! inei. UtaiD.; pvt. entR. Oh 6-776o
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ARLINGTON

Only few blocks from Hechts. Whole
second a. OF lge. home. Yard; 2 bed
rms Ii,i,Tsa ty Tm rn dim SI1o Sm "a cs ssR gR
2-2620 for showing.
Joseph w. Seay Co., Realtors
113 W. Broad St. Falls Church. Va.
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Would you like to spend the summer
on Capitol Hill? Nice rooms. excel
food, cozy cocktail lounge and a
friendly atmosphere await you at
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1905 X ST. Sc

1905 K ST. s.E.; See Apt. 2-New an
mod. apt. liv. rm, hedrm.. dinette,
kit, bath. nicely furn.; $3.50 per
mo, plus utils.; close to Navy Yard
Boiling Field PRESS REALTY
CORP, 927 18th st. NV, ST
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UPPER CONNECTICUT AVE.
Nr. Chevy Chase Circle-Beaut. apt.
for discriminating people; nicely
furn.', consisting Of 2 bedrms.. very
hall, 1 bath. inclosed and screened
porch. fully equipped kit. located
at front of elevator bldg. Ideal for
entertaining and in perfect condi-
ton; avail. At once: $175 mo. incl.
gas and md, slsc. For appt. to inspect
Vermont ave. NV. DI. 7-S141.
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AND NEW HAMpSHiRE-

BACHELOR APT.-Nr. Capitol, Sc.
porch, bath, kit, $50. CO. 5-3S22
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IN ppIVATE Ii

Call 10. 2-4736, ia
kitchen and bath; $50 per mo, ali
utils: incl. Week ends and ewes,
see lanitor on premises. BOSS a.
Phelps, INC, MA. $4,000. III
LOVELY two rms, Kit. and bath,
pVt. entrance; mr.. Ft. Dupont Park,
s.e;; empl. cpl. only; SS5. 10.
ACROSS FROM sCHooL-chiidpen
accepted; all utils.; 500. Ia. 9-S156.
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Falls Church-Three-r room -and-bath
apartment; four-family unit; con-
venient location; available August
IS; SiO5 per month. No children
or dogs. j. H. BENOIT, Realtor,
KE S-6671: ewes. JE. 3-1l4l, Ia
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PLEASANT HITIS

FOR 2 OR 3 ADULTS
Apt. 2, 1912 Irving st. NV. Modern
dinette and bath; luxuriously furn.;
$50 no.; 1-year lease. Inspect BY
seeing Mrs. Venemann until 8 pm.
in Apt. 3. OWNER, RE 1924 and
EN-. 2-5676. Ia
Evening star., 1953-08-16

YOUNG HOME OWNERS win rent
pleasant single rm., Lyon Village
area; 8 mi. parkway run to Penta-
buses I blk. from house. ia. 7-7895.
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T CONNECTICUT
English bsmt.
pvt. entr.; SS6.

NV, OF Columbia I'd
&C., attrac. Arm, kit, bath
; business girls. Call DU
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rms. bath. all
phone: nicely
Also furnished
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VICINITY rooms.
ivate bath. Call RA.

PARK AREA-Liv. rm..
it. and bath. Newly dec,
es. Apply 2703 Woodley
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14

National Association of Manufac-
turers President Charles r. Sigh,
Jr., above, was on tour today of
the Pacific Southwest - Southern
California, Arizona, and New Mex
leo - which he termed "the area
of the Nation with the brightest
prospects"
Sigh, who arrived yesterday in
Long Beach, California, to make
speeches there, in San Diego and
in Albuquerque, brought state
by-state analysis under the title of:
after Korea Jobs. FREEDOM and
Opportunity"
He outlined how since 1947 Cali
fornia has had more than 81 per
cent increase in values added by
manufacturing, as compared with
the national average of only 81 per
cent; Arizona, 81 per cent; New
Mexico, 119 per cent.
"In the ratio indicated by such
figures, we can see that this area,
better than any other, is prepared
to cushion the readjustment which,
of course, must follow the Korean
armistice," said Sigh. "If we con-
slider the rapidly growing popula-
ton of this area, the migration
of new capital and factories here,
the handwriting on the wall is
clear:-the market center of grav-
ity is shifting West-and to the
Pacific Southwest. We can make
the next decade one of jobs, free
dom and opportunity, provided we
are prepared to face our response
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14
800 French School
Children In Summer
Visit To Israel

HAIA ISD-Over three huns
dred Jewish children from France
arrived recently in Haifa on board
the Israel ship, S. S. Negbah, for a
six-week visit to Israel. This marks
the third summer that this project
has been undertaken. During their
stay in the country the children
will make an extensive tour of Is
rael, spend some time in agricultu-
raj settlements and attend a short
course in Jerusalem which has
been specially arranged for them.
When they return to their homes
in France, the children will convey
to their families and friends the
spirit of Israel and teach them
songs and dances which they
learned during their trip.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14
County. District
Increases Offset
Assessment Gains

Taxpayers in Scottsdale School
District No. 48 will pay approx
mately SO per cent more in district,
state, and county property taxes in
1853 than they did in 1852, accord
ing to figures set on Tuesday by
the Maricopa County Board OF
Supervisors.
Rates as announced are: School
district, $5.29; county, $1.08; and
state, $1.O0, for a total of $7.37.
Scottsdale's school district levy
is almost 38 per cent higher than
last years rate. Increase is $1.36
over last years rate of 1898.
AS in the past there will be no
city tax here, with the town oper-
ating on gas and sales tax refunds,
along with fines and license fees.
Rates of nearby towns and dis
tricts, in comparison, are: Tempe,
$9.37; Mesa, 1888; Chandler, $7.63;
Peoria, $500; Balsz, $7.38; Leveen,
$6.36, and Cave Creek, $5.96.
Tax rates were set Tuesday by
a majority vote of the supervisors.
James T. O'Neil and James c.. Hart
voted for the rates, and James E.
voted in the negative.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14

little Leslie is set for guest short
on the Fred Allen TV show. Also,
the talented little Miss is already
signed up for Arthur Godfrey's
Christmas Show, and she will take
a singing trip to Europe and Mex
leo early this fall.
Fred Norman is one of the ma
TONS outstanding arrangers, con-
ductors and composers. A natural
for lush pop" recording dates :. .
Joe Louis and his package show is
raking in around $1,000 per en-
gagement throughout the south.
MGM /. recording artist, Joni
James: "My Love, My Love" is en-
chanting. The thrush does her
usual superb chit" rendition on
same Arnett Cobb clicking :. .
Dizzy Gillespie going great .
Billy Taylor still has smooth
combo .. Johnny Hodges and ork
a solid sender in Chicago.
Sarah Vaughan set for Broad
ways Birdland d. Dusty Fletcher
is a solid sender in the Joe Louis
Show Enrol Garner clicking
on the West Coast H.. Oscar Petit
ford is about the best jazz bass
violist Georgia Carr arrived
safely on the coast and is now
clicking on her limited engagement
in Vancouver, Washington. The
beautiful thrush is all set to record
some more for Capitol in her home
town, Los Angeles, Cal.
Friends of Lucky Millinder and
his very fine wife, Sally, are hop
ing that newspapers throughout
the country will be sympathetic in
their treatment of the news con-
cerning their misunderstanding
All couples have them once in a
while, and if left alone Lucky and
Sally will solve their problem.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14

and protection from Communist
aggression. In the United States,
the Negro wants total and first
class citizenship, and in Britain, he
wants the same. Every form of op-
preston must cease everywhere.
Yes, the sample is delightful. And
the big piece will be heaven itself.
More, it can and will be achieved
through earnest prayers of action
offered at the various round table
parleys for specific, definite, posi-
tive and happy solutions to situa-
tions in all unjust categories.
But it can't be said too often
that there is only one way to Uni
versal Peace, the big piece of pie
the world now is privileged to have
a taste Of. And activated prayer is
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14
NAM President Sigh Tours Pacific Southwest
With New Prosperity Story in Wake Of Armistiee

bilities as individuals, hold down
Federal spending, reduce the de.
ficit and bring government back
home, where it can be more eff.
cienta nd liberty can be better
protected"
Sigh spoke at the Long Beach
Breakfast Club and Rotary Club
yesterday, at Rotary in San Diego
today and next Wednesday will
speak at the Kiwanis Club in Ale
buquerque.
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14

NEW YORK (GLOBAL) - Slim
Gallard, to my way of thinking, is
the best suited for the Birdland
WABC disk jockey show, since the
departure of Bob Garrity. I liked
Garrity doing the show very much.
He's great But since he has left,
Slim is a natural to take his place.
His phone calls are terrific when
ever he takes over the slot.
Ella Fitzgerald, along with MGM
recording artist George Shearing,
are headlining the show at Broad
ways Paramount Theatre -. Folk
singer, Harry Belafonte, is a real
favorite at Bill Miller's Riviera
over at Fort Lee, New Jersey :.
Billie Holiday was solid sender on
her recent Detroit stint.
Well, Lucky Millinder's biggest
band ever is all set to invade Har-
lem's Apollo Theatre on Friday,
August 21 Millinder's gigantic side
men include Don Abney, piano;
Panama Francis, drums; Teddy
Jones, bass; Burney Peacock, 1st
alto; Jackie Fields, End alto; Sell
don Powell, tenor sax; Harry john
son, tenor sax; Rudy Williams,
baritone; Jimmy Nottingham,
trumpet; Karl Warrick, trumpet;
Idrees Sulieman, trumpet; La Mar
re Wright, trumpet; Henderson
Chambers, trombone; Mervin Gold,
trombone; Elmer Crumbly. from
bone; Chester Slater, Hammond
Organ, and Charles Smith, vocalist.
Billie Lady Day" Holiday, one
of the greatest of the song stylists,
will headline a Carnegie Hall con-
cert here in New York City in
September. Wonder why they
won't give Billie back her police
card once again so that she can
appear in night clubs here. She is
certainly the greatest singing artist
of all times, and other top singers
of both races are forced to look up
to her.
Leslie U. Crayne, the ten-year-
old pint-sized singer who has ap-
peared on such big time TV pro-
grams as those of Arthur Godfrey,
Ed Sullivan, and Fred Allen, now
has her recording release from Joe
Davis. And now the million dollar
little artist is all set to record for
a major recording company pop.
do hope it's MGM! incidentally,
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14
Sample OF Peace
By JUNE L'RHUE

u NEW YOfth (GlODdl)-WlCn TIE
signing of the Armistice at Pan
munjom came sample of Univer-
sal Peace. It was large enough for
everybody to have a piece. And
wasn't it good! Or rather, isn't it
good! or as a matter of fact, near
ly everyone is Illuminating still,
so transported is he by it's taste. 1t
was the proverbial honeycomb
brand, all right.
Perhaps this is good analogy:
Mother sometimes gives the kids a
treat. She cooks great big pie
for supper. But she also makes a
little "try pie and divides it
eamong the children, who are sim
ply thrilled to have sample in ad-
vance. This is recompense for the
progress they have made with their
chores. The big piece will come at
dinner, after all their chores are
finished-not before.
Everyone in the world wants the
big "piece O. pie" But it can't be
had till all the work is done. And
what does the work consist Of?
First of all, each one, especially
heads of governments and indivi-
duals in high places, will have to
improve on the quality of his pray
Gers and become markedly more
grateful for the sample which God
has given in advance. Cannon have
roared in the East. Bombs have
dropped. Irreplaceable blood has
dyed Korean soil. Bodies have
piled. And the atom has stretched
and yawned. But for the grace of
God" there lie all humanity. So it's
plain now that prayers must be
something more than passive utter
ances, The giant-size job to be done
demands prayers of corresponding
proportions.
It must be admitted that a
breath of thanks directed Heaven
award does not provide outlet for
pent-up joy that beats for release
against the door of the soul. This,
without question, has been COM
mon experience ever since the sign
ers affixed signatures in the truce
hut that Sunday night, and the
sweetest news of three long years
was rushed around the world. But,
man must have forged, through all
he has suffered, more creative
prayers for peace that will en-
dure.
Test of time prove that prayers
without action are like ships with
bout engines, which having no
power, are headed for nowhere at
all. Really, they must be acted out
to achieve results. Thinking of
them and saying them are steps
one and two, but activation is the
step that has to follow for effect.
AS delectable as the Armistice
happens to be, it is only a little
sample of the total peace. The
unity of the world must be
achieved before the total peace is
served. And this, by the large, is a
prayer-of-action job.
Round table parleying is an as
pect of that job. Matters to be set
Atled are legion, and include the at
tainment of settlements amount
ing to more than the mere silenc-
ing of guns. People of India are
hungry. In Singapore, it is re-
ported, there are still public places
with signs that say white only"
There are wrongs to be righted
in Kenya and other sections of
Africa. Indo-China wants freedom
from domination by the French
Arizona sun., 1953-08-14

Home appliances, garden and
farm machinery are equally dan
gerous for youngsters. Be sure they
never have access to anything of
this nature.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
Evening Star Newspaper
11O1 Pa. Ave. NV.

WAITRESS. white, over 21: might
necessary. Apply in person only, nc
phone inquiries. CHINESE LANTERN
RESTAURANT, IA F st. NV. (near
Union Station. 30
WAITRESS WANTED, must be expert
enced; apply Ell MEXICO. 26O3
Conn. ave. IL to 2 pm. -28
WAITRESS. white, exper.; din. rm
service: lunch and dinner daily; all
day Sun. OF Tuesday. BETHESDA
INN. OIL. 4-39S0. OIL. 1882. Il
experienced, reliable
mature; salary, $50, 3 days: tips
average 500 to $50. Apply SHIR-
LINGTON DEL, Shirling busi-
ness Center, Arl., TIE. 6-0096.
MATTRESSES, exper.; average S6s
per wk.; excellent working condi.
tionS. JE A.4Rn0 -27
Evening star., 1953-03-27

6ALESMAN-CL retail tire store;
excellent salary and opportunity, for
young man. experienced in passen:
ger car and truck tire sale. BEN
HUrIDLEY. 3446 14th st. NV.
SALESMAN ESTIMATOR by national
organization for products used IN
Of blueprints and previous bldg. eS-
perience; must own car; salary. $40
plus commission. Box 79-C. Star.
GALESMAN-For established adver-
for this work; regular year-roundd
drawing acct. Box 337-A. Star.
SALESMAN, mems clothing. expert
tunity. CRAWFORD CLOTHES, INC,
4a:!O Wilson blvd Parkington-
Arlington. Va. IA. s-9336; IL II,
ing and furnishings; familiar with
colored trade; permanent: good sal
ary plus commission. 1924 14th st.
NV. DU. 7-9375. --29
SALESMAN. experienced preferred;
good earnings; NJ s%2dx s996 opporsSq4InIle9yT; S4IIeT;
sHoPs. I1o3 H St. ne. Pr
EALEMAN wanted for retail store.
Salary commensurate to ability. Ap-
ply 1877 Tth st. NV. -29
SALESMAN, colored. wanted for re-
tail store. Salary commensurate
with ability. Apply 1877 9TH st. NV:
80
SALESMAN, real estate. experienced
man to specialize in either the sale
of business properties or farms and
estates Apply BOSS g. PHELPS.
INC. l417 K st. NV. 81
HALESMAN-Building material and
hardware; experienced only; mar
ried; local; salary, commission, in
Surance and profit sharing. CROFT
e. ANDERSON, KI. 9-2626 or TIE.
6-4143. 20
SALESMAN, experienced for inside
work with retail lumber company.
Apply in person. SILVER SPRING
BUILDING SUPPLY CO., 1904 Rip
lev ST. at Ga. ave. -29
Evening star., 1953-03-27
ROUTE MAN

To maintain. manage and increase
so years of customer satisfaction.
Married. experience not necessary.
Guaranteed salary while learning
5-day week, company benefits, in
clude paid vacations, insurance, hos
pitalization and surgical care.
Attractive bonus plan for man who
can qualify. Phone Mr.. Lowe at
DU. 7-1l1l before 10 am. for
appointment.
MANHATTAN co.
Laundry and Dry Cleaning
1928 Florida ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN

FRENCH COUPLE desires position
with diplomatic establishment. Wife
experienced in kitchen or chamber
maid; husband experienced as heac
chef or any other available employ.
ment: Call after 6 pm. any even.
10, 2-35l2 27S
Evening star., 1953-03-27
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcon.. }

REPAIRS from roof to bsmt. Carpen-
try and painting. Free estimates.
ELING CO., OIL. PLATA. 30
REPAIRS. painting, papering, car
penter, roof work, FHA terms 10
S-2459. -27
REFRIGERATOR REPAIRS. Also
spraying, reflnishing cabinets.
Prompt dependable. WILCO. OIL.
2-22I3. -27
ROOFING. all types; cutters, spouts,
carpentry and painting. A. D.
THOMAS, WA. 7-7352
ROOFING AND INSULATION-Al!
house. and under-f1oor insulation
all roofing and doWnspout and gutter
work. roof painting. Ii. 6-5375 OIL
LO. 7-7204 80
Evening star., 1953-03-27

statesmen and canVassers, for
storm windows; wanted t;5orst at ono once e,
SEABOARD CONTRACTING CORP,
IA. 7-9I67. -29
statesmen, Washington's oldest Hud-
son dealer in expansion program, 2
aggressive. young men. between 25-
Salary plus commission: new car
furnished; men with ability to put
in necessary time and work are the
men we will hire. Experience not
necessary. We will train you. See
Evening star., 1953-03-27
TRAVEL

Boys-Vets, IS to 26, travel Calf.
Tex; transp. furn.; no exper. nee :;
average 500 to S125 weekly, com
mission plus bonus. Apply MRS
HERNANDEZ. 10 am. to 12 noon
8 to 8 pm. Cairo Hotel, 18th ano
Que SITS. Don't phone -oS
Evening star., 1953-03-27
HELP-DoMESTIc

COOK. white woman. in Catholic
rrectory: State references. Box l4s-
C6oR' AND G.H.w, sm-day % wk.;
exchanged. LU. s.4274a aou''s, I,9s 5siS'
COOK-French or Arabic needed for
Embassy. References required. Call
Monday 9nday $50 a.m.-4 pm. AD,
CooKSHoUsEKEEPER must be s Cap
able and exper.; live in; upstairs
rm. and bath; pleasant surroundings
Salary open. Call RA. 3-31s1.
G.H.w..PLAIN COOK; live in; s11oo
ABE Hoply a5ss 80 dey 1stb worker e for Sundays
G.H.W.. Silver Spring, cleaning and
ironing, 1 day week. Cali bet. 2 and
4 pm. only, JU. 9-17O3.
CIV. live in; fond Of children: ex-
perienced; 5h-day week; pvt. quar-
1Ir tHrs' aascy salary open; local refs. REQ.
G.H.W.-COOK, $40 WEEKLY
Suburban N. Y. family; Q adults, O.
year-old twin. boys. Will pay fare.
Own rm;, and bath. Write expert
ave, Scarsdale. N. Y. 27S
H0uSEKEEPEk, Jewish; live in;
nation, call ME. s-ss33 during dsy;
after 2 pm. and Sunday, JU. S-1245.
HOUsEKEEPER. 35-55, lady who
needs home: care for 2 children of
Of Can Go. 5-4S05." "A'' "'e @s9 gus
H0USEKEEPER, white. live in; age
30 to 40. care 2 children and small
nome in Arl. for a business cple.; no
cooking for adults; local refs. re-
81 SIires; siosas salary $50 to Sa5 wk, oGCall
HoUsEKEEEPPER. High School educ edaea :
with. . school-aee children. Must
live in: Must be good with children
and good plain cook and cleaner
unless you are an excellent house
keeper with good disposition and
interested in permanent position
5l2 days. Excellent salary. Call
WO. 6-2216 between noon and Z
HoUsEKEEPER. white lady. for e:h.w
and child care, to live in. Salary
open. JU. S-1696. and ewes, JU.
MAID, live in; colored guest house; +;
$50 wk; city refs. Apply 4O3 M st.
MAID, E.h.w, 1890 through supper;
night q wk; So wk. EN-. $1,000.
MOTHERS HELPER, plain cooking,
ll;hsswse:, live in; references. JU.
PRACTICAL NURSE, to take care MS for
inyalid;o live in. Call co. 5-4635.
WOMAN, for general housework and
cooking: must be experienced $40
per week: willing to live in Phila-
deiphia; steady work. co. 5-23Sl.
WOMAN. to live in, cook plain meals,
keep house. for crippled lady. 1910
A st. ne, Ii. 4-6595. 80
WILL GIVE. GOOD HOME and small
salary to desirable lady in home Of
2 adults: for light housekeeping and
Ing houss; SEse, other help employed.
ELDERLY LADY. colored. to take
care Of 3 children; room and board.
wI1fE IL Tef1 fADxA. xAD to 5-gTSs' iiy. in, fs 9bv
general care for child. Cali all
day Sun. and after 8 pm. eyes,
LIVE IN-Pvt. upstairs rm. and bath.
sssre; sssfG; refs top salary. RA: g.
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN. live i've in.
care OF elderly lady and assist in
home: RA: 6-0795.
WANTED-Middle aged cOlored
woman to do housekeeping and baby
care in country. Room, board and
salary, Call MRS. NASH. Lenah. Va.
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED, re-
fined colored girl, 25 to 30, gen
housework and child care; 10 am. to
Z pm, 5ia-day week; $50; Silver
Spring area; health card must be
able to answer business phone in
telligently. JU. 9-6622. 30
Evening star., 1953-03-27
SITUATIONS WoMEN
COMPANION


Hegsekeegesr; sgsk per, will leave city. ., Box
LADY, white, as companion nurse
.FH fHod 7rsi37 rsf;i live IN sSS per ES. week
NuRsE, practical, white, desires car,
St w. Iady s-sfssl Sfs patient best refs Phone
NURSE. practical. white; excellent
bedside care for chronic invalid OF
convalescent; night duty only. IL
p.m.-7 Am; live in; $40 per wk
Box 367-A, Star.
PAYROLL elk, typist, asst. bkkpr.
capable, white. 43; seeks responsible
pos. sd. wk. JU. 9-369S.
Res. MGR, hostess, or supervisor In
school, tearoom, club or apt; house;
rs sKpSe5isnce sxntT9 DE and S7als al5:,,.
ySnld ssgla IKE Ike, Dart-timOD ODositiOn. OF. Box
SECRETARY available for interest
ing position demanding ability be-
yond usual Skills. EX. 3-563S. %"
STENOG.-Legal technical. wishes
work 2 or evenings q week. and OF
Saturday. Phone ewes. ME. S-2251.
STENO.- SEC. 10 yrs. exper.; refs. !;
wants full time, perm. pos. HO. 2
1900. Ext. SO. before IL; after 5
GRAD. STUDENT, soc. welfare. white;
no Tues, Wed. work; all once, cleri-
cal Skills. Emerson 3-S47G. 29S
COLORED GIRL desires stock work.
wrapping. cleaning ofiices or small
apts.. typins or g.h.T. HU. 3-7766.
CoL0RED GIRL, desires Job q
mothers helper. DE-. 2-49s6.
Evening star., 1953-03-27

Opportunity for Right Man
To learn finance business. Expert.
Good starting salary. Paid yaca.
ton and insurance. Car necessary
If you are willing to work and ad.
vance with the company, call AID
2-35OO for appointment. -27
Evening star., 1953-03-27
GARAGES
BUILT FOR A LIFETIME
RY ACECO
KITCHEN

Complete planning and remodeline
service. Let US show you what can
be done to your old kitchen. No
down payment, 80 months to pay.
Phone Ii. 4-45SS: ewes. and Sun.
UE d-6ORQ
Evening star., 1953-03-27

NATIONAL FOOD CONCERN
Driver salesman. married, for an
established coffee and food route in
Washington. Car and expenses fur
Guaranteed security, SO wks. per
year. Excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement. Call COOK COFFEE
Co. JU. 5-1046 before 10 am. .