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The Nome nugget., 1953-04-24
CAB To Consider Merging Of}.AH
 Alaska's Air Lines

WASHINGTON, R- The Civil Aeronautics Board yesterday or dered an investigation into air services in Alaska to determine whether the airlines operating within the territory should be merged-possibly into two sys- tems. ~
 The board also decided to look into the possibility of merging either Pacific Northern Airlines .or Alaska Airlines with Western Air lines. The first two concerns oper- ate between the States and Alas ka; Western now operates only within the States.
 The board said in a statement air service in Alaska needs "com- prehensive review" the purpose of which would be to improve service, and ultimately lower charges.
 The board said it's investigation would look into the possibility of:
 l. Suspending the passenger and property routes which parallel mail routes.
 2. Eliminating competition be- tween certified airlines operating over regular routes.
 3. Rearranging the so-called ''bush" operations of the certified airlines.
 4. Ultimately merging all the airlines within the Alaskan inter for.
 5. ..Slspending the irregular route authorizations of the certi- fled Alaska airlines.
 6. Amending the regulations to eliminate the prohibition of trans portation by Alaskan pilot-owners between towns having three or more scheduled flights weekly by the certified airlines of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-24

tions and fairs. An An Tostal com mittee was formed for each com munity. Pan American was large ly instrumental in devising this program and fostering it.
 Our party consisted of Mother and Dad, my brother Pearse and his wife, Mary Ellen, my wife and myself. We left New York April 3 on Pan Americans Rain bow Service, a DC-6B Clipper. This plane has a pressurized cab in and seating capacity of 80. On this flight there were 72.
 Due to adverse weather in the Gander, Newfoundland, area, it was necessary to divert the flight to Bermuda and the Azores, thus adding about 1000 miles to the flight. An altitude of 17D00 feet was maintained all the way across the Atlantic.
 Upon arrival at Shannon Air port we secured a car and drove to Cobh. This is a distance of ap-
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-24
Originality and
 Hilarity Promised In "Rest Assured''

Don't forget! The play entitled REST ASSURED will be present ed at the High School Auditorium by the Nome High students to- night at 800 pm.
 It is a brand new, high-powered, screamingly hilarious farce com edy. You will find it is entirely away from the beaten track with fresh and original situations.
 The three principal parts are taken by Le Roy Reader and Carolyn Glavinovich Gas MT. and Mrs. MorlocD, and Jack Muller Gas Luigi Lanconi, the Italian meat cutter).
 Other members of the cast are: Lucy Fagerstrom (as Mary Mor- lock, Geraldine Fagerstrom Gas Jessica, Mary's sister), Dean Mar tin Ioe Lanconi, Mary's fiance), Beatrice Havercamp Mildred, the maiO, Diane Swanberg Miss Akers, secretary to MT. MorlocD, !,
 Robert Summers George Plew, financial adviser), Jim Roth Gu- cifer), Helen Glavinovich Martha, Luigi's departed wife), Alfred Sahlin Or. Brown, family doctor), Mary Jeanne Boucher, Gucifer's companion), Elmer Greene Mr. Black, the friendly undertaken, and Donna Lyle CMrs. Fink, the German washwomaD.
 Some of the High School girls are offering a free nursery on the night of the play for those who have children too small to leave home alone. The nursery will be in the Assembly Room, upstairs.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-24
Contractors Want More Bids Open
 On ARC Projects

WASHINGTON, R- Congress has been told that contractors feel the Alaska Road Commission is doing too much work on it's own and that it should be required to put more projects up for com petitive bidding.
 Although Congress limited the commission to 20 percent force account work last year, Burt l.. Knowles, chief engineer for Asso- ciated General Contractors of Am erica, Inc, testified before House Appropriations subcommittee that the association believes the limit ation is being exceeded.
 Of course" he added, i've have no access to the figures and can- not prove it, but we have pretty good idea about ii"
 When contractors protest to the commission, he said, it points to it's equipment and says it should be used.
 "We do not see that this is a justification to upset the economy in Alaska and to deny the con- tractors the work up there for which they are amply equipped for the sake of using that equip ment," Knowles said.
 He suggested to the subcommit- tee that the limitation on the amount of work which the com mission may do itself be reduced again this year to 12 percent ''be- cause we think it would keep these men more in line with the principle of free enterprise"
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proximately 75 miles and, of course, we had to drive on the left-hand side of the road. This was, indeed, a unique experience. This was an English made car and we were able to get 55 miles to the gallon. The roads we found to be in excellent condition, the majority of them are topped and very well marked.
 Opening ceremonies of the Cobh An Postal festival were held on Easter Sunday and MT. DeValera, the president of the Irish Free State, gave the address. It was our great pleasure to later make his acquaintance. It appears that he is a very popular man, and though in imminent danger of los ing his sight, continues to work hard for the little country.
 From Cobh we drove to Ban don, and the little village of Bal linadee where my father was
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The Nome nugget., 1953-04-24
Community Clubs Would Boost Gasoline Tax to Build Alaska Roads

ANCHORAGE, R-The Central Alaska Council of Community Clubs has petitioned Gov. Heintz- leman to call a special session of the legislature to boost the gaso- line tax and obtain money for building territorial roads.
 The council, representing eight Anchorage and one Chugiak club, took the action after learning of the slashes in Alaska funds made by the House Appropriations Com mittee in Washington.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-24
MacArthur Says Threat To Strike Red China
 Might End Korean War

WASHINGTON, R - General Douglas Macarthur declared that a US. threat to strike at Red China might force Russia to settle the Korean War 'fand all other pending global issues on equitable terms"
 Vigorously renewing the contro- versial program which led in part to his custer by former President Truman as the Allies Far East Commander, MacArthur said in a letter made public today:
 'We still possess the potential to destroy Red China's flinsy in- dustrial base and sever the ten uous supply lines from the Soviet M" Such a threat, MacArthur said in letter dated April 19 and addressed to Sen. Byrd, would face the Communists with a pos sible Red China debacle."
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-24
OFFICIALS VISIT ALASKA TO SEE INSTALLATIONS

ANCHORAGE, R- Forty-five high-ranking military officers and government officials from Wash ington are to arrive here Saturday for a three-day Arctic orientation tour.
 The group will be composed of faculty and students of the Ma tional War College. They will go to the Orient after looking over Alaska installations.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-24
New Council Sworn In

The Nome City Council held it's change over meeting last night with the new members, Bill Gillis, Carl Glavinovich, Dan Jones and Elmer Straub being sworn in by the City Clerk, Carrie McLain.
 Mayor Steve Andersen was not in town to take over his offiical duties.
 Standing committees for 1853 were announced as: Finance and Building - Gillis
 and Straub Fire and Water m Glavinovich
 and Nelson Police and Jail - Nelson and
 Jones
 Law. Ordinance and Printing -
 Straub and Hedreen Sfreets. Alleys and Lights nm He'd
 reen and Glavinovich
 The financial report of the city was read as prepared by the auditor, CD. Hurlburt, and will be published in Mondays edition of the Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-24
Appropriations Group Recommends Heavy Cuts in Proposed Expenditures For Alaska Road Construction

WASHINGTON, R-The House Appropriations Committee Thurs day recommended heavy slashes in proposed appropriations for the Alaska Railroad and territor- ial road construction.
 The recommendations, given to Congress today proposed Interior Department expenditures in AL aska during the 12 months be- ginning July 1 of $30,712,100 as compared with $53,772,00O for the same items contained in the bud get submitted to Congress by for mer President Truman.
 The committee axe fell heaviest on the Alaska Railroad.
 In recommending this program be cut back from $16,311,000 to 3D. 715,0OO, the committee said it's re- duction would eliminate improve ment of the Seward-Portage por- ton of the railroad, the construc- ton of a new dock at Seward and $4,000 proposed for railroad equipment.
 Road construction was cut back from $18,400,000 to a flat $10 mil lion. Although the committee said it is convinced an adequate roads construction program is a neces- sary development in Alaska, it said it felt a greater share of the burden of building roads and maintaining them in Alaska should be borne by the govern ment of Alaska.
 It noted the recent Alaska leg islature adjourned without adopt ing proposed legislation to provide increased revenues for roads, and observed:
 s'In view of this fact, the com mittee sees no reason for contin- uing the construction program with federal funds at the level of recent years"
 In contrast with it's sharp cuts in some phases of the Alaska pro- gram, the committee added one item which had not been request ed in the Truman budget. This was $12,50O to provide for re- painting of the Jesse Lee orphan age in Seward. tSee article P. 5.
 Other committee recommenda- tions (Truman request in paren- theses) include:
 Alaska Public Works and Gen. eral Administrative Funds $15,- OOO,OOO ($14,325, ,OOO; Roads, op- eration and maintenance, $3,000,- 900 ($3,4OO,OOO; Governors of flee, $1OO,OOO ($102, ,OOO); care of insane, $559,OOO ($559,OOO).
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ANCHORAGE, R-Fire gutted the mess hall at Ft. Richardson yesterday causing damage estima- ted at $5,O00
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-24
VISIT OF WALSH FAMILY TO EMERALD ISLE
 DESCRIBED BY JAMES WALSH AT ROTARY

Jimmie Walsh was speaker at Rotary Club yesterday noon and gave a wonderful report on the trip which received an ovation from the members present.
 It was so well told that Jim was requested to prepare in part his report on his trip to Ireland.
 The purpose of our short visit to the Emerald Isle was to aid in the promotion of "An Tostal," Gaelic for Ireland at Home"
 This festival was designed to encourage Irish who had enmi- grated to other parts of the world to return home for visit and entice others to spend their vaca- tions in Ireland. This is the first year it was tried.
 The festival opened April 5 and was to continue to April 21. Dur ing this time each village and city in Ireland was to have a program of events such as sports, dancing, music festivals, industrial exhibi-
Evening star., 1953-10-13
COSMETICIAN

And drug clerk. experienced prefer
RED: 2 pm pm to L. 1G pm. , no sTnday; ds;E
CREEK DRUG STORE, S309 Grubb
rd.. Silver Spring, Nd. Ju. 9-1327.
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Apply ALBAN TOWERS, 37oo Mas
sachusetts ave. -l5
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored. STADIUM
PHARMACY. 10Th and B SITS. Sc.
Come in person.
: 1UNTAIN GIRLS, white, expert
seed. morning and eve shifts open.
Uniforms supplied. Closed Sundays
vacation. NATIONAL DRUG CO,
aSsT SShp S.pooFeHRCKER. ase Eek for l1 din
ing room; some, office work; salary.
nett. WESLEY HOTEL, 2131 o
HoUsEKEEPER, white. for mother
EN-: 2-5070 after 5 pm. -15
INSURANCE-Casualty underwater,
j. Wootton. YOUNG g. SIMON,
$40 Woodward Bldg. 18th and H
MAIL fsft niS AND FILE CLERK, mortgage mas
uate; white, Is to 20: no previous
exper. REQUIRED; start S165 per mo.
Call EX. 3-7480. -19
MANAGER, must be thoroughly ex-
perienced; ready-to-wear, millinery
and accessories; high-grade clientele;
marvellous opportunity for the right
Connecticut ave. III
MANICURIST for our Silver Spring
Salon, 5-day week, top salary and
commission. Apply EMILE, 1868
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring, or 1921
NURSEMAID for . children. white.
Live in. Willing to travel. CO.
$4,000. Ext. 400-D. IA
OFFICE CLERK, immediate opening
for qualified applicant. to maintain
daily records, handle weekly pay
roll, file and do general office work
many benefits including profit Shar-
ing, paid vacation and liberal dis
counts. Apply at WESTERN AUTO
SUPPLY CO., 3941 MINI. ave. me-.
daily 8 am. to pm. -15
OFFICE WORKER for one-girl office.
experienced: typing. record keeping.
etc; interesting work in growing
business. State age, references and
salary. Box 67-X Star. IA
PIX OPERATOR-White to assist at
busy board, 8 am. to ! pm, 6-day
week; knowledge of typing necessary
Apply Mgr. 5000 Conn. ave, 8 to
d IA
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-
Good opportunity for willing, worker
BERGMANs LAUNDRY. s2S 6 st St.
NV. Ia
ROUTE SALESMAN, living in Charles
or st. Marys County, Md. Cover
Md. selling wholesale products off
truck to all stores. Cali MIR HER
BERT, MA. $1,000 tevenings. JU.
ROUTE SALESMAN. delivery driver !;
white, bright young man. liveiv per-
sonality. ability TO become company
salesman; wholesale firm. Call MA.
SALES CLERK for phonograph rec
ords. experience preferred but m not y;
SALESMAN. lighting field part or full
time; work own hours. P. o. Box
4l24, Wash. Is, D. C., OIL. $3.50:
SALESMAN to sell house trailers.
5000 Baltimore ave-, Riverdale,
Nd, VA. 7-4903. See MR.. FRED
stfEIsMtAN-yoang I man with some
fidelity department. K1TT Music
SALESMAN, exper pref, to take
charge Of boys depa rtment in lge:
children's store. in Arlington; good
permanent position. Call TIE. $4,000
for appointment Ia
SAIESMAN-open for good. alert
salesman in Washington's largest
surplus goods store; good salary.
pleasant working conditions. See
Mr.. Silverman. SURPLUS SALES
CO.. 925 Penna. ave. NV.
SALESMAN, part time: Thurs. night
and Sat. STYLESPLUS CLOTHES,
1915 G st. NV lis
SALESMAN-Used cars. This is an
excel. oppor. for a man who is will
ing to work. Exper. preferred but
not essential. We will train you.
FRANK SMALL. JR., INC, 1895
Good Hope rd. Sc. Mr.. Smith.
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For internal and external grinding.
Must be thoroughly qualified to
operate cylindrical thread and sur
face grinders.
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sITUATIoNS-WoMEN

BOoKKEEPER- SECRETARY will ac-
cept your backlog of work or help
with your regular routine; work
done at your Office or mine; hourly
rate or fiat fee; local references;
excellent background Of experience
in private industry. EN- 3-2557 15'
CHILD CARE; highly recommended by
child; colored. settled. LU. 2-122S.
CLERK -TYPIsT, middle-aged; position
IN small once; full or half DAYS,
GENERAL T OFFICE 1t5ff WORK. H. no typing:
Federal accountant; fiiing. research.
Reasonable salary. Box 29O-V, Star.
INsPECTREsS- MECH. and electronic
ask for MISS SAGER.
PRACTICAL NURSE, capable of nurs-
ing prsf any viii fhr0nie Ke illness m bed ps4te14t s4
NURSE. PRACTICAL. CoLoRED-,
Desires engagement hours daily.
Chronic case acceptable. Ii. 3-2430.
NURSE. practical. wants position TAX
ing care Of elderly person or child
NURSE PRACTiiCALoDesires " work
any time; hospital exper.. ref. LU.
NURSE GOVERNESS, experienced.
wishes position with children; perm
or temp: "a; 2-7597,,
in doctors. or dentists once; 1Ol
years hospital experience. Or gen.
eral care OF small infant. Ii. 4-7551.
IA
NURSE desires 5 Gays
nursing; capable of caring for any
MANAGER. receptionist
or similar position dealing with the
public; understanding of simple
bookkeeping and typinE; personable
middle-aged lady. HU. 1851 l6,
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KITCHEN MAN-COLORED

Age 25-35, experienced in prepara-
tion of vegetables and general kitch-
en- work; must be sober and able to
furnish references Good salary
room and board WO R-o1oh IA
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HELP-WoMEN
SECRETARY IN nresident trade a,

SECRETARY to president trade as
socistion sslatna public Telations business;
young woman with ingratiating per-
fed to become association executive
secretary, after training at sub.
stantially increased salary; must be
expert Stenographer and correspond
ent who can cover meetings and
take minutes. keep simple books and
membership records. do monthly A.
nancial statements and reports; po-
Sition requires good education and
commerclal business experience,
self-reliance, initiative and judg-
ment. This one-girl office is going
to grow and it will be yours to
can do It Box 260-V. Star. Ia
SECRETARY-R Y-RECEPTIONIST - N
Arl dental office; 35 yrs. or under;
knowledge of tipping, exper. not
essential; 5-day wk. incl. Sat Ad-
dress letter stating qualifications &c
Box 194-S. Star. Doctor will con-
fass apHPSa9!F sR5 GRRstfPTfE 4S
stan assistant of national service
organization, Exper. stenographer,
capable of assuming responsibility.
Age 20-3O. Pleasant working conds.,
5-day week. Paid Decentralization.
sEcRETAfRY scisEz AfSoSS9 do to pat
ent lawyer: must be competent,
alert and accustomed to working in
busy Office; central location; 5-day
week: salary $500 per mo. Phone
part time, 1-6 pm,
D days. Must be experienced. To as
sist mgr in retail store. Semiannual
vacation with pay. Call NE. S-6461
STENOGRAPHER
Under 80. Large real estate and
mortgage loan firm 5-day. 36H -hr.
week Permanent position. Excel
lent working conditions. Substantial
employe benefits.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
WASH. BLDG.
CALL MR. ALLNUTT. DI. 7-S300
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HELP-MEN

STOCK MAN-Good future for man
willing to learn wholesale electrical
supply business. Age 25-35. Ap-
ply $40 New York ave. NV. Ia
CLERK, white. long
established house trailer company
needs a young man to assist in
stockroom., Pleasant, interesting
airy and opportunity for advance
ment. Telephone Mr.. Elder before
noon for interview. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO.. WO. 6-3231. Ia
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Full or Part Time
CAP'N GUYS CLUB
1912 New York ave. NV.
After q PM
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LANSBURGH'S
7th. sth and E SITS. NV.

7th. sth and E SITS. NV.
IL
ADVISORS-Are you ambitious but
retired on social security? Or q
teacher or ex-teacher? Il alert, good
nssh erestnu with ehstngns ffE Es haes aesa an 0
for you which will not disturb your
retirement benefits. Write age, ex-
per- phone, for interview. P. o.
ASSISTANT MANAGER. fine women's
wear store; excellent high salary:
exper. desirable. Apply Wednesday
after 2 pm. KOPY-KAT, Sth and
E ST Sc.
MEDICAL RECORD IL
BRARIAN or equivalent Immedi-
ately. Also experienced ofice worker.
Ii. 4-7000. lis
experienced only. APP
ply to GRABRIEL's. 1019 Conn.
BEHuTicCiAN, experienced. for clar-
endon beauty shop, excellent sal
BEAUTiicciiAN%TWSes are looking for an
experienced male hair stylist; Must
5oes commission. iOG Also So' giri gfi 'for for
shampoo and manicuring. Apply in
person. VINCENT HAIR STYLIST
123 18th st. NV, MA. $3.50. 80
for Lima, Peru. $40 wk.
TTound-trip TTesdt trip ticket paid for; 2-yE; con:
information call UN. 4-3457. is
BEAUTICIAN, fun or part time. AL
BEMARLE BEAUTY SALON. 40I 3
Albermarle. st. NV, WO. 6-193l
NO. 7-5954 is
all-round operator; s.
FRED. THE HAIR sTYLIsT. at
BROOKS, 1lOQ C st 10
BEAUTY OPERATOR. white. one
shampoo girl; neat. colored
BEAUTY BAZAAR, sos 18th ST.
BEAUTY OPERATORS tal, an-'ro1nd
operators, must be good. excel; sal.
TOWERS BEAUTY SALON. Alex,
Va. XII. SOTO: ewes. and Sun,
phone KI. S-6230. -13
BOOKKEEPER, experienced. on con.
WALL coNsTRucT1oN. s72o Flow. Flow
er ave. Silver Spring, Md. JU. o.
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REGISTERED NURSE

Large food organization needs regis
tered nurse 5 days week. 40 hours,
for industrial nursing.
This position offers interesting work,
paid vacation and holidays, paid car
mileage, cooperative hospital and
physical insurance and manV other
security benefits.
To qualify: You must own a car in
good condition, be familiar with
Washington and vicinity. good
typiSt. and experience preferred In
industrial nursing or public health
work.
Please write. giving complete resume
of experience, family status. salary
requirements, age and race. Box
374-X. Star. ---15
for dress shop, perma-
nent position; salary and commits
sion. MADAME ROSE, 1907 Conn.
ave. -13
selling costume jewelry
sal. TREASURE TRoVE, 1908 q
sALEsLADY, exper., for drapery
store. one who lives in Arlington
pref. 3507 N. Fairfax dr.. Airing
SALESLADY
Between 20-40, for ladies' apparel
shop. uptown Conn. ave. Attractive
salary, vacation. EN-. 2-2177. Ia
SALESLADIES, exper. only; ready
to-wear and millinery: high-grade
clientele; steady position. 500 per
week. Apply 101S Connecticut ave.
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BRICK MASON CRHFTsM1N.----Fir.

ADDIT1oNS ALTERATIONS, ATTICS
night. 10. 4-6577. HA. 1885.
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SALEsWOMAN - Opening in WASH
ington'S largest surplus goods store
for good, alert saleswoman. eood
salary. pleasant working conditions
Apply Mr.. Silverman, SURPLUS
SALES CO. a25 Penna ave. NV.
full time. F. A. o..
SCHWARTZ toys, 614 l4th st. NV.
Next to Garflnckels. Id
must have drapery eX-,
perience. Apply M SAKS IN
TERIORS. 3402 Conn. ave. NV. lis
good, with awning
eXper.; year-round job. Apply in
person. 1907 Prince ST., Alex. 10
for patent law office;
shorthand. speed not essential must
be good typist. patent experience
and or college preferred. Ma.
S-1042 -15
SECRETARY. part time. hours ] 70 g..
Arlington Va. Call ia. 5-9197,
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SITUATloNS-DoMESTIc

COoKING; stay nights. 1922 9th
ST. NV. NO. T-15Sl.
G,H.W..- 5-day week: good refs. Call
MAID wants morning part-time IRON
ing and cleaning; city refs, HU.
GIRL. colored. wants gh.w.. plain
coo6ins; 5-day week; live out. co.
GIRL wants days work; good refer
part time; good cleaner and ironer;
Girl WANTs' ? JOB JOB as child care or
general housework. Ii, 7-0322.
Ga S%s SGS5'd sx1sT 6sT!'1 rei sh" ca. p RE- e.
Girl DESIRES child care or work as
counter girl. eXper. D1. 7-O471.
GIRL, colored. desires days work or
child care; eXper.; refs. Ii. 6-12 D.
BABY baby sitter GaerS :Ho Jo. sss4ssi s. SStSen"'0 OF
GIRL. colored, reliable; wants days
work; excel. refs. ia. 1884. IA
GIRLS Gl, colored, want daywork or
eosntsrsif e5gntsGdf MP sHnsE s;1e4s' waitress or
WOMAN, colored, desires Job as gen.
wk; refs. NO. 1856.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work;
DTPfoMHf iTGs5iSnffd would ID IKE dtlf 70 plac. GOOD
maid, excel. Cooking and s.6,S,. @ ex-
household only. pU. 1856, eyes.
TO THOSE EMPLOYERS interested
in domestic help of the highest
character, with years Of experience,
that know the value of service and
responsibilities. For information call
NATIONAL DOMESTIC SERVICE
UNION Local No. /. HU, 3-6oS5.
RELIABLE CoLoRED WOMAN wants
days work or full time. LU.
Want FIVE s-HR. DAYS, daywork a
or part time; s yrs. exper. LAURA,
COLORED GIRL wants days work
or care Of children, for workinE
'CoLoRED WOMAN desires dsywork.
on Wed: and Thurs. Ii. 6-922s
COLoRED WOMAN desires days
If YORK; S.zJf3 references and experience
.COLORED GIRL desires part time or
days work; exper. and refs, health
cara ST. 5000.
ICOLORED GIRL desires days work;
reliable and refs. EX. 3-3529.
COLORED GIRL desires lob, days
HO. 2-7626. IA
COLORED WOMAN, neat, reliable;
part-time, full-time cooking, g.h.w.,
daywork; eXper.; refs. NE. S-653l.
COLORED GIRL desires light house,
work or child care, D DAYS a week;
ICOLORED WOMAN, reliable, wants 3
days work or part-time morning
work: excellent worker. NO. f-6S35.
maid, g.h,w., child care, cook; refs.
COLORED GIRL desires day work:
exper. with children. Ii. 7-ly48.
COLORED GIRL wants day or full
time work. Ii. 7-420S.
COLORED GIRL desires lh.W. and
child care. L. 4-4359.
C0LORED GIRL desires work by the
day, or afternoon work. HUI.
3-4047 after z pm,
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SALESMAN
Building Materials

Aluminium windows, steel bucks
hardware general hard building
materials; permanent position; pay
according to eXper. and aualif1-
cations; hoSpitalization and life
insurance furnished free. Must own
car; car allowance furnished Call
for appt. at OIL $4,000. EISINGER
BUILDERS SUPPLY CO.. INC,
r3o@ Wis ave Bethesda Md la