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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-17
Two Family Harmony
Example Is Featured

An example of two-family har-
mony for thirty years was featured
in the November issue of the Co
operative Farmer, a magazine pub
lishcd by Southern States Coopcra-
tive.
The families featured were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank p. Riddell and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert {. McOlvin, who
have a 2O0-acre farm near Acct
dent and who have been living in
the same household, working to-
gethcr, eating together, sharing
the same bank account, and plan
ming for the future together.
How the two couples, who arc
childless, operate the farm CO.
opcrativcly is told in a two-pagc
article in the issue, along with
pictures of some Of the activities.
The two families occupy what was
known a. the William fnglehart
farm, hat is now the Dellmac farm.
Coming to the Accident com
munity from near Norgantown, W.
Va, the two families have resided
near Accident for nine years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-17
Is Chairman of New
Red Cross Service
In State of Delaware

William C.. LantZ, member OF
the public relations staff of the
Delaware Steeplechase and Race as
ISOLATION in Wilmington, has been
named chairman Of new Della
ware Red Cross service. This new
service will feed victims of disaster
at the scene or in the chapter
house. 1t is composed Of "a young,
employed persons who have eX-
pressed their willingness to be
called and who are available dur
ing the night when most disasters
seem to strike.
The Red Cross disaster emergen-
cy mobile feeding service was or
ganized by Mr.. Lantz who is a
former blood donor service volun-
tcer and member Of the gallon club.
He was a yeoman on the destroyer
escort Frost in World War II. He
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
NJ. Lantz, Center street.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-17
AWARDED SAVINGS BOND
Cantata Will Be
Given at P.-T.A.
Of Southern High

A Christmas cantata will be pre-
scented by the Southern High
schools glee club at the regular
meeting of the P.-T.A., on Monday
evening, December 81, in the school
cafeteria, it was announced by
Howard d. Naylor, president. 1t
will be under the direction of Mrs.
Russell Brown, music instructor.
The meeting will also feature an
open house, sponsored by members
of the school faculty. Arrange
ments are in charge Of Mrs. John
Carter, Miss Janet Hyrc, Mrs.
Glenn Randol, Mrs. Brown, Miss
Frances Patterson and Mrs. Mey-
ers. There will be speciality acts
by individual rooms.
The Home Economies depart
ment will be on display and re-
freshmcnts will be served.
The Cantata, THE Song of
Christmas" was first performed by
Fred Warning and his Pennsylvania
ans on December 25, 1915. Mrs.
Brown said, "The Glee Club feels
this is one of the most ambitious
and worth while musical produc-
tions the Senior Glec Club has ever
presented"
Soloists in the Cantata will in
clude Jackie Groves, Gene Ridder,
George Lee, Harold Lantz, Frank
Dewitt, David Benner, Barbara
Foglepolc, Janet Paugh, Barbara
Shank, Ida Moon, Gladys Harsh,
Stephen Wainer, Fred Stemplc, and
Bud Savage The accompanies will
be Rebecca White, Shirley Calhoun,
and Shirley Shaffer. Bells will be
played by Rebecca White. The mar
rators include D. f. Lane, member
of the Glee Club, also Ada Mae
Welch, Judy Gallagher, Ruth Beck
man and Elaine Gnegy, all mem
bers of Mrs. McHenry's Speech
class. Also a member of the Glee
Club acting as Master of Ccrc,
monies is Jack Mcrsfng.
Mrs. Brown has also arranged
something for the youngsters. 1t
will include "a vocal trio in Winter
Wonderland" by Olivia Naylor,
Phyllis Lee and Shirley Shaffer;
Song and Dance by Barbara Biser
doing Here Comes Susie Snow
flake" "All | Want for Christ
mas novelty act by Tommy
Turney; a vocal trio, Silver Bells"
by Donna Weimer, Katie Friend
and Sarabelle Burrell; panto-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-17

A four-hour fire in a city north
of Tokyo RACED 800 homes.
British reported Russia had de-
veloped rocket-driven fighter
plane to defend vital targets from
high altitude bombers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-17
BLAINE FRIEND STOCKYARD
Accident MARYLAND

Market report for December IA.
Horses: $50 to 325 cwt.
Steers: Good to chone, 20.OO to
22.S0 cwt.; medium to good, l4.40
to 1890 cwt common to medium
1850 to 400 cwt.
Heifers: Good to choice, 1920
to 1890 cwt.; medium to good, go
to 14.75 cwt.
Bulls: $50 to 14.80 cwt.
Cows Medium to good, 900 to
1880 cwt.; Gamers, $50 and down.
Veals; Medium to good, 2100 to
29.75 cwt.; common to medium,
1900 to 20.75 cwt.; Gull veals, 14.25
and down.
Hogs: Good to choice, 22.OO to
$3.50 cwt.; medium to good, 20.50
to 21.75 cwt.
Pigs: CPS to 1900 head.
Lambs: Good to choice, 1910 to
20.75 cwt.; common, l4.50 down.
Heavy hens: l5c to 26c h.
Heavy broilers: l5c to 27iac lb.
Leghorn hens; Be to l0c lb.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-17
PROCLAMATION
CRUSADE FOR SAFE WALKING AND DRIVING
DURING THE MONTH OF DECEMBER 1858

Whereas on the Nations streets and highways needless
American Lives than
all of the combined wars of this country, and
Whereas, Marylands highway safety
duccd the previous for the first time history and
Whereas our past accomplishments cannot be substitute
for continuing attack against highway deaths and injuries and
this concerted and participated in
citizen with their complete cooperation and
full responsibility of their duties, and
Whereas year fty-thrce
Maryland ahead its deaths and injuries last
year Maryand dSgaccu highway 44S dead and
l2318 injured and
Whereas during o Christmas shop
ping and our school children out for the Christmas holidays
pedestrian
highways during Christ
week p were killed and 1874 we're injured, and
Now Therefore, l. Joseph limbaugh Mayor of Oakland
State of Maryland do resolve to do everything in my power to
help the loss of life and limb city and do hereby
proclaim the month of December 1853,
OPERATION SAFETY-A CRUSADE
FOR SAFE WALKING AND DRIVING
The State o MARYLAND a the
year, reduce terrible accident and
highways keep from surprising the death rate of 1852 call
upon all the people Of this Community to support actively in
dvduay and collectively the effort being made for greater
HIGHWAY SAFETY, and to continue TO month after
make the safest in the Union cooperation
with the Maryland Traffic Safety Commission.
Respectfully call upon individual citizen
organization and agency we'll every means of COM
promotion further humby request that this proama-
ton be read meeting, large and small during the
Month of December 1853 Let live play together
this crusade result Maryland
which than Each help pre-
will make "MERR1ER CIIRlS1NAS for each and
Of US.
Given iii the of Lord thousand hundred
and ffhree and the independence of the United of
America the one hundred and seventy-cight
JOSEPH HINEBAUGH
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-17

family, Sandia Skipper were shop
ping in Keyser and Westerupolt
Sias Sines, Harman, spent the
week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthnr Ream wore
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-17
SWALLOW FALLS

Mrs. Mabel Carper and daugh-
TOYS and Mrs. Bessie Lewis are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Lew
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-17

Cotton production appears like
ly to exceed last seasons record of
almost % million bales.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-12-17

ia, Akron Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ream, of
Baltimore, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert c. Ream over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrl Wilt and
Evening star., 1953-09-25

~ sERyICEMAN. experiencsd; out;
CO.. 90S 18th st. Sc. Ii. 4-0O4S
Evening star., 1953-09-25
HELP-MEN

experienced for large
estate near Baltimore; age between
32 and 45 years; small family.
References required. Apply by letter
TO Box 344-X, Star. -26
GAS STATION ATTENDANT. must be
eXper.; good salary. Apply in per-
son, WALKERS TEXACO SERVICE.
Sth and Va. ave. Sc.
MAILMAN, colored, for modern
apartment building. Apply resident
manager, 1HE KEYSTONE hPTS.
2l50 Penn. ave. Nv -25
HARDWARE MAN. white; expert
enced only good pay. Apply in
TELLER, to start october 1; good
future for capable young man.
GUARDIAN BLDG. & LOAN ASSN,
S490 Georgia ave, Sill. Spg.. JU,
ICE ' CREAM sALEsMAN-Established
route. Year-round position. Guar
anteed salary. Opportunity to earn
over Sl00 a week. Call JA. 5-14 "a.
to work in modern Ord
nance plant. to. control quality on
prototype model DEVELOPMENT. No
production runs. CHALLENGING work
Of diverse character on long-term
weeks y;e yacatiop paid hSspi'aiizs- Gs IR
TRoNIC RESEARCH. OIL. 4-1656.
JANITOR-Colored. married. no chill
dren; for stoker-fred apt. bldg; SAL
ary, 2-bedrm. apt, utils. and vaca-
ton. Apply with refs; i to 4 pm.
i NV. KooNEs & MONTGOMERY,
Evening star., 1953-09-25
HELP-MEN

REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Builder.
broker requires services top-notch
salesman; fine working conditions
and fullest cooperation will assure
high earnings. Replies confidential
JE. 3-SI1S: ewes. or. 4-9295. 81
REFRIGERATOR MECHANIC, ex.
perienced in domestic, commercial,
and all conditioning. Call MR.. DAY
OIL. 4-3"24 After 8. Lo. 4-7721.
excellent position for
good man must be familiar with
technical illustrations; experienced
in isometric and cut-away drawing
desirable ST. 3-O9S6.
Evening star., 1953-09-25
HELP-WoMEN

SECRETARY, young lady, for tran
scribins, part-time receptionist,
filing and general once work; NO
shorthand necessary; 40-hour week
no Saturdays; all company benefits.
Apply in person, DICTAPHONE
CORP, 1910 Conn. ave. NV. See
Mr.. Dunnigan. -o5
age 20 to IS; secre-
tarial work in office OF large Wash
ington organization; must be pro-
f1cient at shorthand and typipg.
Experience necessary. Starting sal
ary. $500 mo-; 5-day. 40-hr. week,
plus overtime. Write. giving age.
education. work history and tele-
phone number. Box 240-X. Star.
Evening star., 1953-09-25

advertising FTOuuCIIOn
Bright, energetic, young woman ca
pable of handling pasteups, correc-
tionS and follow through on large
scale newspaper advertising. This
is permanent position with excel
oppor. for advancement. Excellent
salary. Apply advertising dept, THE
Evening star., 1953-09-25
Design Engineer b"

3~NNJA5A4 IA45AA4NNH y
Seven years training and expert
ence including four years univer.
sltv engineerins training and three
years layout drafting or shop liai.
son in aircraft or closely allieC
fields
Evening star., 1953-09-25
HELP-kEN

SERVICE DISPATCHER must be IA
miliar with refrigeration. oil burn
ers, parts and warehouse manage
ment. Good opportunity for right
man. Apply in person, J r. EN-
RIGHT CO., 1920 Wisconsin ave-,
Chevy Chase, Md. go
SERVICE MANAGER. exper.. good
salary plus comm. independent
new-car leadership. See Mr.. Smith,
BURROWS MOTOR CO.. INC. 900
sEMRvSiicE' STATION ATTENDANT AM
Man to work in truck service sta
ton; $50 per wk. to start; exper.
refs; disqualification benefits. paid
vacation. SPEED IL ERISCOE, 2201
sERviCB STATION ATTENDANT
Road service men: some mechanical
ability helpful: D. c. driver permit
and experience necessary; no Sun
day work. 4515 Macarthur blvd.
SERVICE STATiON ATTENDANTS;
large ESQ station; good deal for
right men; experienced only. Apply
LEE PERSHING ESQ. 23O0 N.
Pershinc DR.. Arlir~ton rs
SHEET METAL MECHANICS-CallM Mr.
Brown. SOLAR HEATING CO.. ia.
7-43O0. l1Ol Lee hwy. Arl., va.
Evening star., 1953-09-25

BOOMING HOUSE MANAGER, pref
and comm. 942 New York ave. 27'
ROUTEMAN. white, for diaper route;
good pay, steady lob, vacation. in
$Sqrance benefits; Apply DISTRICT
ROUTE sALEsMAN Tor laundry v and md
dry cleaning route; good OPP. foI
Apply to MR.. ELLIS, 26.7 K st. y W
SALESMAN; excel. opportunity. good
pay pay In aggressive high,style men
Write. stating full particulars. Boz
SALESMAN. for permanent positior
in mems clothing store; good salary
and commission. Apply WEBSTER
SALESMAN for r fshing tackle; must
have selling exper. Top pay; perm
MILLS CO.. 9th and E SITS. NV
SALESMAN, leading national manu-
offers excellent Opportunity to ag-
gressive man, acquainted with gro
cery trade Salary, bonus plan, ex-
penseS. car, furnished. paid vaca-
tons and liberal company benefits.
saIEsMAN for SdSf mems furnishings
store. Experience preferred but not
necessary; permanent position. APP
ply manager. NATIONAL SHIRT
SHOP. 3040 14th st. NV. -25
- Ambitious young man
to sell Chrysler and Plymouths.
commits. Demo furnished. Perm.
pos. for a real go-getter. Please
write age. education, eXper.. fam
lily status. All replies confidential
and acknowledged promptly. Box
342-X. Star --25
SALESMAN to sell sewing machines
and vacuum cleaners. All leads
furn., car necessary. Top commits
sionS. Man only interested in earn.
ing 5000 week or better need
apply. $500 34th st. Mt. Rainier,
Md --n5
LESMAN-Distributo of nationally
known appliances has opening for
aggressive young man deSiriouS OF
learning the wholesale business. Box
126-M, Star go
Evening star., 1953-09-25
HElP--W0kAEN

WAITRESS-Neat, exper., intelligent; !;
Tor fast restaurant operation, pm.
to 3 am, ) days. THE SHANTY.
iii Good Hope rd. sc. -35
WAITRESS, white. good pay, tips:
eve. work. Apply after 6 pm HAIR
MoNY RESTAURANT, 511 2nd st.
ne. "a
WAITRESS. eXper. in night club Ap-
ply CLUB LA CONGA, a4l2 Balti-
more blvd, College Park. Md. --27
WAITRESS. white. Apply in person.
PERRYS RESTAURANT 1880
Georgia ave. NV. 81
MATTRESSES, experienced twhite),
Apply in person, 1929 Conn. ave.
NV. -oS
WAITRESS. experienced only: bet
ter-than-average tips. Apply in
person. OLD EUROPE RESTAU-
RANT. 2434 Wis. ave. NV. --27
X-RAY TECHNlCIAN, experienced,
preferably registered, for internist
at medical center. Salary open.
GIRLS, white. full or part time,
cashier, counter and grill; good pay:
rapid advancement; meals. LENK
FOOD SHOP. 1899, Columbia pike,
Arl., Va, next door to Navy Annex.
Evening star., 1953-09-25
HElP-MEN
YOUNG MAN to assist in OIL

MAN to assist in drugstore;
must have drivers Eermit. No ex.
perience necessary. No nightwork
no Sunday work Salary S45
Apply KIRSON'S PHARMACY. 4Slg
Ge1rgI1 ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN to represent publisher
for collections in Washington area;
$50 weekly guaranteed: car neces-
Sary. Call MA S-f0h3; 10 to s.
FRIDAY and Monday.
YOUNG MAN. alert: aggressive youns
man, with an eye to the future anc
neat appearance. with genuine likinl
for people, Old. established firm
wants local representative for per.
manent position; salary, pleasant
work. good employe benefits, meritec
advancements, car allowance. or we
Will provide car; previous sales
experience helpful but not necessary
Evening star., 1953-09-25

COSMETIC CLERK, experienced
full time good hours and Lay
SUITLAND PHARMACY. 4692 Suit.
land I'd. sc. 10. S-2a74. 20
DENTAL ASSISTANT. age 20 to 80;
experience not necessary; must be
neat in appearance: Bethesda office
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, white. e exper. .
store closes s pm. closed SUNDAYS
and holidays: paid vacations and
holidays; uniforms provided. MA
TIONAL DRUG CO., 1000 Conn
ave. NV. --27
GRILL GIRL. colored. must be ex-
per, apply in person, hours to II
CHASTLETON PHARMACY. 18th
and r Sts. NV. 80
HOSTESS. attrac., for nightclub. Call
in person bet. Z pm. and . am
CROSSROADS NIGHTCLUB. -
HOUSEWIVES-EAR MONEY THE
EASY WAY FROM HOME. UNLIM-
TIED PHONE NECESSARY. RA,
6-40lS
Evening star., 1953-09-25
HELP-MEN

MAN, rHOlO ana Nv e4peF., INSIDE
and outside work: must have D. c.
permit; salary commensurate to
ability; perm. if qualified. ALLADIN
TV 3201 Ga. ave. NV, RA. 3-440O.
Tv REPAIRMAN for outside work;
tranSp. turn; salary commensurate
with ability. See MR.. GRAFT. at
l64" Conn. ave. NV. HU. 3-SS61.
TV SERVICEMAN. experienced; out
side; full or part time. PENN TV
CO.. 90S 10Th st. Sc. Ii. 4-OO4S
UPHOLsTERER wANTED-1st class
only; $50 per hour: excellent
working conditions. Phone OIL.
2-0365. from $ to $50. -
WAREHOUSEMAN, experienced H B.
ATKINSON CO, 300 Pearl ST..
Bethesda, Md. 81
MAN. white; good future; window
shade and Venetian blind work.
Start $50; l2-day wk., generous
company benefits. Call T. MAR
SHALL, OIL. 4-22O4. -25
white, bet. 30-40. for work in auction
SSailerieg, ned Call AID. 4-4l44, bet.
MAN, to work in grocery store. Good
pay NORMANDY MARKET. .5O0S
MAN. to learn flower business; start
as driver; $40 per wk., chance for
advancement; must know city and
have permit. 127 Independence ave.
Evening star., 1953-09-25
.JANITOR

Colored, married. no children. 1880
years old. experience with oil burn
erS preferred, for large garden-type
apt. in nearby Md. Must have ref
erences, Salary, S130 per mo. and
excellent quarters. Apply MRS.
EDGIN res. mgr, Riggs Manor
Apis. corner of Riggs rd. and Agar
rd.. Md Phone HA. 2-1S5l. &c
Evening star., 1953-09-25
Write: Cliff We'll, Inc.
Dept. ret
P o. Box. 1897
Richmond, Va.

statesmen, real estate for old, well
established ofiics experience not not
and sdyertisinr proEram LIBERAL
SURETY Really Co, 1881 u u. St
sALEsMEN-Leauing real estate
company company in IN northern Va; area a, has has
Se Statesmen. Fun Full time aS-'' only. oppor-
tact sales manager CT RouTH ROB
BINS REALTY. 2o07 Mt. Vernon
ave: ave- ~ AleSandF!a; aodsHa XII. s-3lo9 or
SALE active col
ored men, not afraid to work hard
in storm windows, awnings and
jalouSie field. Will furn. leads ano
car to right men. Interview 1850
9th st. NV CO. 5-1ll7, DE. 2-62S6
windows. WHITE Or coLoRED. op-
portunity to get the best deal in
town. Highest full commission paid
immediately on approval OF deal
we t.andle all types of storm win
lngS as well as other improvements.
Call for appt MR.. COHEN. EX
3-2715, or inquire at ofice, l05u9
Metropolitan ave. KenSington, Md
between $50 and ~ am. daily.
statesmen, experienced; nome i'm
provement. siding. roofing. plumbing
heating. or storm window statesmen
with good references have an oppor-
tunity to Join Washington largest
organization. Most of our sales
mems earnings are in he upper
bracket. Some are earning around
So. 600 yearly. If you are capable
of working hard and really appre-
ciate an, outfit as large as ours who
provement of the home and pay top
commissions come in and see us
mornings ,etween 9 and II. CON
SOLIDATED ENGINEERING g. DIS:
TF BUTING co. OF AMERICA 4oo
sALEsMEN. full or part time. to sci!
custom tailored clothes for men and
women. ME. S-2413. 27'
statesmen. auto accessories 90. to
be trained as manager and asst
nanaeers. Exper,. preferred but not
fsSeetls sH2 See sMGpFs Mr GAIN Inc PENH IGSS
4025 MINI. ave. ne. 20
Statesmen 81. to sell furn on floor
in our WASHINGTON and Arlington
stGreS. Good sal. and commissions
gnTsgally aT1 tSf1RF fSG 8Rp9rtnntlss 9p G St APry
statesmen, if YOU are capable and
willing to work 8 hours a day, We
can show you how to earn an ex-
cess Of $50 per day on a proven
sales-Service program. Product is OF
top quality and enjoys high prefer
ence. Applicant must be able to
supply references and have depend
able car. Apply THE HOOVER CO,
1905 Rhode Island ave. ne, Sat,
am. to 3 pm.
Statesmen. FULL OR PART TIME
l need 10 intelligent, personable
men for new product with strons
appeal and heavy radio ADVERTISING
program. No canvassing; must have
car. Financing and low payment
plan makes this the best deal fol
/ Apply in person Sat, II am. See
Mr.. Brown G. L. DAYMUDE co
/ 1862 Howard ave. Kensington Md
Evening star., 1953-09-25
SECRETARY

The Star has a desirable opening fol
a capable woman between Il and
35 years of age who is interested
in a permanent position in an ex-
ecutive's ONCE. Shorthand and
typing of good caliber are re-
quired We desire an individual
who is neat in appearance, capable
of meeting people and able to give
good attendance; flve-day. 4u-hour
week. Apply to Personnel, Room
eos, between 8 and ). and 8 to
on SATURDAY..
Evening star., 1953-09-25
MEN, COLORED

1S yrs or over. TO set pins; no eX.
perience necessary. We teach you
Earn ST to IS working from : pm
to 1880 p.m. Get paid immediately
after work. Apply ready to work a
HYATTSVILLE BOWLING LANES
5503 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville
Md. bet. . and pm. No phone
calls -o1
Evening star., 1953-09-25
GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS!
Switchboard Operators
Phone Clerks
Phone Clerks

Permanent positions with excellent
switchboard operators and phone
clerks. 5-day week in air-cond Of
fices with .congenial surroundings
ano co-workeYs. Generous buying
privileges and company BENEFITS.
paid vacations and sick leave. regu-
Lar advancement for the right girls.
Voice quality important. Phone Mr..
Gill or Mr., Resnik at GEORGE s
LADY to. do occasional dictation and
typing for author in his home; state
Rn2 salary XoSs SssiTed and telephone. P. O.
YOUNG LADY, with some knowiedEe
of music preferred. for sheet-music
ONCE. See Mr.. Tucker, CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO. l10S g ST. NV. --26
YOUNG GIRL to learn to handle
payroll. Some tipping and shorthand
desired. Salary, sos per week. 81
day week. Call EX. 3-3439. 30
WOMAN, white, part time, afternoon
ana Yenines hours; car necessary.
WOMAN with some experience in
real estate, to manage small once:
references exchanged. Box lg-V.
WOMEN, white. 1880, to carry
dishes, counterwork and oppor-
tunity to learn the restaurant busi-
ness no experience necessary; pleas
ant working conditions; no Sun
sHOLL'S COLONIAL CAFETERiA.
1892 Conn ave NV. See Mr.. Fall
far bet. 1912 am. and "a pm.
Evening star., 1953-09-25
.IANITOR

Colored. reliable, 25-35 years Of age
capable of passing physical exam.
40-hour. week. Apply Personnel
Room 605. Open weekdays S:30-5
and Sat. q-I, No phone calls,
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-25
HELP--DOMESTIc

CoOK-G.H.W., fond of children; live
in. private room and bath in new
home; all modern conveniences; every
refs: $50 plus yearly bonus. OIL.
ICooK-S35; exper; downstairs work;
live in or stay some nights; of all
day Thurs, and every other sun.
after breakfast; other help employed.
COOK AND HOUsECLEANER - Ex-
perlenced: must have reference. Call
JU. S-3966 for interview, -
COOK -G.H.W.; eXper. only; live in,
upstairs T.f1Irsor Tm $eS SchSol-age chidTen;
GEN. HOUsEWORK--Live in; fond OF
time on sal. IA. 9-2ls2. ait. , m.
G.H.w., GOOD cook, live in: fond Of
and Eood with children doctors
settled, responsible person. Only
Gs1i 5hGSe wo 9th a.diao A5a refs need apply.
CIV GOOD 'teok cook, live in; fond fond of
and good with children; doctor'S
home; excel, perm. position for
settled. responsible person Only
Gsn tnGSe wy gith IA; A-l Do refs: need apply
HOuSEKEEPER for employed widow
and school-age son; live in; good
home and moderate salary for re-
sponsible person; refs. REQ. Box
HoUsiERE@EEiPER, white, live in; at
sionsl couple and boy, age Il; ex-
perienced and references; $130.
EN-. 2-44l1. Call after q pm. --@5
MAID--G INV. and care Of 3l2-yr. old
boy, IN apt, for working couple: B
| day vk. Sit one night; non-smoker.
| M fantIC Fnmniira finnG Mngt fnY-
refs S35 and carfare. UN. 4-435I.
MAID. sleep in; of Sat, and Sun:
father and 9 school children. After
MAID. live in; g.h.w. and care Of In
fant; will consider German, French
or Spanish speaking person; $50 wk.
References required. OIL. 4-7276.
NURsE-MAID-IAve In: care Of 2
employed. Gail before 2 pm. EN-.
WOMAN. aoSgSsNS to car. for 2 children and
S~: We:k fSun. 1--we 1t O. or SS T SSsy
DESIRE OLDER coLoRED woMAN %
70 care for 2 small children during
the day while I'M mother works: Room
Must have good habits. AMELIA
oil. 2-ss21. bet. o am. and noon.
SETTLED WOMAN, e.h.v.: white or
colored; permanent position. HA 2
UNUSUAL POSITION open for house
keeper in Boston. eXper. girl or
woman wanted must be fond OF chill
dren; excel, pay. Cali HU. 3-170O,
Ext. $40, today. 20
WANTED-Excellen white cook and
maid. 80 mi. out Of ". Y. Accom-
modaNons in N. Y. on days of.
N. Y salaries. 3 children and nurse
in family Extra help Exper. and
ref, required. Box 405, 29l5 Conn.
WHITE WOMAN, for cooking ana
laundry; live in. pvt. country home;
S13b mo-. Other help employed.
Phone Laurel. Nd, 1s-R. %
Evening star., 1953-09-25
ROOM CLERK

Experienced. For 125-rm.
mended' mend T Good % salary % i and
good working conditions. Box
429-X. Star.
Evening star., 1953-09-25
SECRETARY

Weekly magazine; publication expert.
ence helpful but not essential; exact
ing, interesting work; shorthand
and tipping necessary; all company
benefits; starting salary, $500; po-
sition open late October. Bon