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The frontiersman., 1954-01-21
IFYE YOUTH WRITES
 HOME FROM ECUADOR

Although Roger Woods is now home from his three-month visit to Ecuador. the series on his visit will be continued because of inc interest shown by our readers. His experiences scontinue:
 I'm in the beautiful seacoast town of Bahia de Caraquez, which is just 1a' south of the Equator And which has an in teresting history, too, incident ally. A couple of thousand years ago, the Indians of Cara lived in a quite progressive city situated on spot which is now about two kilometers out to sea from the present location of Bahia. With a series of small tidal waves, small typhoons, and changing cur rents, the shore line changed, forcing the people to move inland to the foot of the mountains. The new coastline formed small bay. With the coming of the Spaniards the Indians were dispersed, but the town was named for them Bahia de Caraquez The Bay of the People of Cara.
 I've mentioned the food coup le of times before, so I'll describe a typical lunch, or "almuerzo". First a dish of "cebichi con came rones." This is 'seafood cock tail' of shrimp, prepared in this way: The shrimp are placed in pan and submerged in lime juice, then cooked 2 hours. They are taken from the juice and season. ed with olive oil, onions, and pep per, and served immediately. Quite delicious! They say that cebichi and beer is an excellent remedy for a hangover for cebi- chi and beer. Anyway, then comes soup. It is usually vege- table soup rich broth, pota- toes, yuca, platino-dumplings, and chunks of meat. Then an omlette like dish made of corn meal, and egg, fried in olive oil. Not bad! Next, a plate of beef . you guessed it-fried in olive oil, with salad of shredded cabbage and onions which have been soak ed in lime juice. Then a plate of rice with meat chips, and bread. For drink, beer or pepsi cola, and for dessert, an orange completely peeled with a fork stuck into the core you eat it like an ear of corn. There you have a third of a page of Ecua- dorian lunch, and believe me, it's enough for three people.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21
Notice for Publication

Notice is hereby given that Erwin Virgil Hamlin, Anchorage entryman, together with his wit nesses Harry F. Hamlin, Anchor age and Arnold Link, Palmer, AL aska, has submitted final proof on his homestead entry, Anchorage Serial No. 012891 for the SEA Sec. 28 T. 18 N., R. 1. w., Seward M., containing 160 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the Land Office within the period of publi- cation or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 ' VIRGIL o. SEISER, Manager Published December 24, 31, Janu-
 ary 2, IA, 21.
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Notice for Publication

Notice is hereby given that Arlys c. Holt Horness, Anchor age, Alaska entrywoman, together with her witnesses, Hal Clester and Harry H. Hurley both of Wasilla, Alaska has submitted final proof on her homestead en- try, Anchorage Serial No. 016193 for Lot 6, Sec. 29, T. l7 North R. 3 West Seward M., containing 49.39 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, Anch- orage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the Land Office with in the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 VIRGIL O. SEISER, Manager Published January 21, 28, ,Febru-
 ary 4, II, Is
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21

Ray Wolfe, Anchorage depart ment store owner, was elected secretary-treasurer of the Decour- sey Mining company following a stockholders meeting held Janu- ary II. Ed Dodd was named manager of the Red Devil mine at Slietmute which is the firms main place of operation.
 The mine, developed by an An chorage group, under the strate- gic mineral development pro- gram of the federal government. The Red Devil is the only mer- cury producing mine in Alaska. era Madre", American, on March 20; Saints and Sinners, Irish, on April IF; Grand Concert" Russian Musical, on May 22, and Odd Man Out, English, on June 19.
 The film to be shown Saturday night will again be shown in An chorage next week. An earlier schedule by the Anchorage group had to be postponed because no showing space was available on their originally planned date.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21
PALMER ACT PLANS SECOND SEASON;
 FIRST FILM JAN. 23

A new season of the Alaska Community Theatre Film Society, Palmer Chapter will begin Satur- day evening, January 23 with the showing of the English film, La vender Hill Mob" at Grange Hall at 8 pm.
 An outstanding program to be shown during the next six months has been selected, Dan Fleming, local chairman announced. The remaining five films will be shown on the third Saturday of each month at Grange Hall.
 Memberships to this series of six films are now available at $500 and may be obtained at the Treasure Chest, or from Dan Fleming, Ruth Schaefer, or Lu- cille Mick. They may also be ob- tained between 7:30 and 8:30 pm. Saturday at Grange Hall. Children may make a 50-cent do- nation for admission to any single film, he reported.
 None of the films to be shown has been released for television showing. Richard Blue will serve as projectionist.
 Films selected for the series are: January B, Lavender Hill Mob," starring Alec Guinness as the quiet, little MT. Holland, the trusted supervisor of gold billion at the bank. MT. Holland and MT. Pendlebury Sidney James, CO., operate to turn the bullion into cast replicas of the Eiffel Tower ostensibly for sale to tourists. This was the guise for shipping the gold to France. Here is was to be picked up and divided into prosperity for them both. The sit uation and hilarious incidents make this one of the truly great comedies of the screen. Also to be shown at subsequent meet ings are "Stone Flower" Russian, on February 20; Treasure of Si-
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21
Notice of Contest

To William Edward Smith of Palmer, Alaska, Contestee:
 You are hereby notified that Eston L. Hubbard who gives Pal mer. Alaska, as his Rost-office address, did on October l, 1853, file in this office his duly corro- borated application to contest and secure the cancellation of your Homestead Entry, Serial No. 018705, made September IS, 1951, for NANWA, N1aNEA Section 26, Township 20 N., Range 5 F., Seward, Meridian, and as grounds for his contest he alleges that Entryman never established resi- dence nor built any improve mentS.
 You are, therefore, further notified that the said allegations will be taken as confessed, and your said entry will be cancelled without further right to be heard, either before this office or on ap- peal, if you fail to file in this office within twenty days after the FOURTH publication of this notice, as shown below, your an swer, under oath, specifically re- spending to these allegations of contest, together with due proof that you have served a copy of your answer on the said contes- tant either in person or by regis tered mail.
 You should state in your an- swer the name of the post office to which you desire future notices to be sent to you.
 VIRGIL O. SEISER, Manager Published, January 2, IA, 21, 28.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21
MR. C MRS. LEW HANKS
 HEAD EASTERN STAR

A Palmer wife and husband were installed as worthy matron and worthy patron, respectively, on January IA when new officers of the Eastern Star were install led. They are Marne and Lew Hanks. Also installed were the following: June Murphy, associate matron; Betty Kinder, treasurer; Marive Laird, conductress; Kath- eryn Wilson, associate conduct ress; Faye Hoffman, chaplain; Jean Stassel, marshal; Marjorie Brewer, organist; Sal Esslinger, Ada; Neva Roark, Ruth; Julia Graves, Ester; Izabelle Severn, Martha, Eileen Branton, Electa; Rose Johnson. warden, and Pat Murphy seminal. Trustees are Stanley Laird, Thelma Cope and Clayton Esslinger.
 Two officers, to come, associate patron and to come, secretary were installed January 20.
 Following installation cere- monies refreshments were served including birthday cake made in honor of the organizations second birthday. Outgoing Ma tron Thelma Cope was presented set of Alaska wild flower pie lures, and gold nugget cufflinks in the shape of a gavel were pre- sented to outgoing Patron Clay ton Esslinger.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21
METHODISTS ANNOUNCE SELECTED COLLEGE SITE

The selected site for the Alaska Christian College is expected to be announced sometime this week by the Board of National Missions of the Methodist Church, it was reported in Anchorage this week. Two Valley sites were offered to the Board when members were visiting here this past summer. A. V. Hagen of Palmer offered several acres of land at Wasilla Lake and Dr. Lee Mckinley of fered a large tract on his pro- perty at the Butte. The decision is expected to be announced by a special committee.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21
THANK YOU NOTICE

I wish to extend my grateful thanks to the City of Palmer vol unteer fire fighters for their inn mediate response to the fire at St. Michael's Catholic Church January IF. Their efficiency pre- vented what could have been a destructive fire.
 JAMES P. SNEAD, Pastor
 St. Michaels Catholic Church
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21

The Scout movements of eight nations are directed by native leaders who were trained at the Boy Scouts of Americas school for professional leaders at Men dham, New Jersey.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21
THANK YOU NOTICE

Thank you, everyone, for the lovely shower. My husband, Jerry, always said that true wealth was measured in friend ship not in money. I must be the wealthiest person in the world! Thank you again for everything. . Sincerely
 Mrs. May Brunner
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21

Enrolled in Boy Scout move ments of 54 nations recognized by the International Boy Scout Bur- eau in London are 5,561 ,993 boys and leaders.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21
Vehicles for Sale

TRACTOR = 1851 FORD = Good
 condition, front and rear blades, crane attachment, bril-
 lion seeder, disc blow, 2 bot . tom blow, $1850, terms, to re- liable party. Inquire Russ Eel
 zien, Box 634, Palmer. C-1-7-tf.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21

BATES WIRE SAMPLERS, and refills now in stock at the Frontiersman
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21

Reg Siberians ready January Is.
 Contact Park Munsey. Felzien
 Apts. C-D-23-tf
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For Rent

FURNISHED APARTMENT. Call AMI. C-1-7-tf STEAM HEATED ROOMS, req sonable price. Hyland Hotel.
 C-12-3-tf
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21
Help Vented

Mechanic wanted, must know his stuff and have own tools. Hart ley Motors. C-1-21-tf.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21
Real Estate for Sole

F undivided interest in Hortons Corner, corner of Wasilla and
 Valley Street, Palmer. C-1-14-tf
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For Sale

BOTTLED GAS, unlimited sup
 ply at Koslosky's Dept. Store. . C-12-3-tf
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21

Home in Wasilla, furnished and modern, frigidaire, washing ma chine. On two lots. Block from school for only $2500. Inquire Brooks Equipment, Palmer. P-l-14-3t
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21

3 bedroom house. Partly furnish ed. 3 miles south of Palmer on Springer road. $65 per month. Contact Clifton Grover. Phone 17J11. C-1-21-tf.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21

Corner Moose Creek Ave. and Valley Street. House, 2 lots, heated garage. New oil furnace, 2 bedrooms, dining room, large living room. Modern through out. Price: $14,975.00; $1, ,500 dn. Inquire Valley Bank. C-11-5-tf
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21

2 sleeping rooms, women or men. First house above Valley Clean
 CTS leading out of town. Con- tact Mrs. Pat Hoover. P-1-21 At
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21
Real Estate for Sale

2 BEDROOM HOUSE, full base ment, city water. 3 acres of land. North Palmer. See MT. or Mrs. Carl Meier. P-1-7-12t
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21

TWO LOTS in Palmer with small building. Water and sewer in alley. Next to Valley View Apts. Terms: Will trade for late model car. John Polls, WaSilla Bar. C-12-10-tf.
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21

NOTICE: I will no longer be re- sponsible for any debts incurr- ed by the White Spot Cafe of Palmer.
 JOHN VAN RYN
The frontiersman., 1954-01-21

'5l Pontiac sta. wagon. one owner. low mileage, R&H. direction lites. $l,79S.O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-12
Brick-Brick
SIS PER 1000
Clean, Used Brick
Additional Charge for Delivery
Ace Wrecking Co.
LII. 10000

CALCULATOR, Marchant, mode
ACRM, in excel. cond. Also Monarch
Marking Machine, prac. new: Print.
omatic Card Machine, model AZ
"; VS. s. jerks & SON.. INC. MA
CALCULA1OR--Fri 10 bank, cleo.
trio; excel. cond.; reas. ST. "a ia
CALCULATOR. Marchant. electric
late model ACT-l0-M, automatic
.cond.. S:a5. EN-. 3-s75S.
CAMERA. Poloroid with light meter
fash attachment and carrying case
ck NsX i9nd ~ aTR a. aiS CUSTOM
made black. Size ~ PRACTICALLY ' new;
for sale reasonable MISS B. r
TURNER. 1868 Columbia I'd, la
CASH REGISTERS. electric, 2 drawers,
500. STANLEY HAYMAN L. co.
c aSa2 I'M Fl; nv Felt and rarTant
s = COL En- !sts % s"sssa. VIM like ns"
DEEP FREEZE. upright. IL Gu. IT..
DEEP FREEZE, 2vco, de luxe apt. size
4,a Gu. f.. holds l65 lbs. new c9nd.
DESKS Saas G SEs IIs$G Desks. ALL Wal.
sURPLUS SALES. sill New Jerse,
ave. NV Drive into our warehouse
DIAMONDS - Lady's "a CT, S275i
lady's IA cts, S425; lady's lis cts.
$3.50; lady's l Ct, pear shape. $500
lady's Ida. ring, total ga cts.
S6.,5. LIVINGSTON g. CO.. 1i2a
H ST. NV. Me S-536S. Ia
DIAMOND. perfect. just under "a
carat. Il sided diamond, papers
S29o. ia. a-.i661. Sunday am. Il
DINETTE SET. maple. table and 4
chairs; GOOD condition; $40. LII. ..
S1S5 Ia
DIN SET, cushman. maple. corner
cabinet and buffet. also maple bed
rm. suite. ia S-S5.5. Ia
DINETTE. b-pc. suite, solid walnut
$3.50 Ia
DINING RM. SET. mahoa. gsteleg ia.
BILE, 3Sx56, two sin. leaves. q match
Windsor chairs. SIS. OIL. 2-s5s?.
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SITUATIoNS--WoMEN

COMPANION NuRSE--Refined. cul.
! tured, mature semitic woman. to care
/ for shut-ins or semi-invalid; live in;
free to travel good references; Box
.CoMPANioN- SECRETARY Refined,
well educated. mature gentle woman;
live in: free to travel. Box 434-B, Star.
MEDICAL SECRETARY, experienced.
eollese graduate. Ho. 2-0576.. Ext.
NURSE. undergraduate. white. refs. ;
day or night duty. viii leave city.
NURSE. res eolored. desires to care
for adult or child. RA. 3-3645..
NURSE wants job taking care Of in
valid or s children; will do g.h.w;; ref.
NURSE, practical. white, desires care
OF lady bed patient; live in. Best
x1ad Fsn Gne patient san take k h out h0Bs
SECRETARY. legal exper.: typins at
home. manuscript. thesis, letters.
legal material HO. 2-7723.
TRAINED. PRACTICAL NURSE. de-
n siFfS K ,H55 4Ipa Private duty; day or
TIPPING done at home. Call "EDIE. .
LADY DESIRES editorial or research
work in own home; full or part time.
Ret. Govt. employe. Box 436-B, Star,
IA"
GIRL. artistic. hiss, as apprentice
for some kind OF art or display work.
no. o-l693. IA
COL GIRL. college grad., des. job as
dry cleaners clerk or 1BM oper
CoLoRED, EXPER. secy, -recep., wants
evening Wnrg MTCC NuAnNfhN
after 81 pm. Ii. 7-067l. l2'
GIRL, colored; night work waitress.
kitchen helper or other restaurant
work. After 5 pm. HUI. 3-5S59.
Ia
ICOLORED GIRL desires work in dress
or beauty. shop or as child's nurse
College BACKGROUND. Refs HUI.
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SITUATIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. exper., books started,
kept part time; tax returns: refs;
lowest rates prompt Ju 9-afn1
ACCOUNTANT. Junior - Accounting
school graduate desires experience;
not in Government: does not expect
large starting salary and viii ac-
cept part-time or temporary work
Cali DI. 7-O421 bet. l and pm
ADJUSTER, insurance claims, age ;.
legal training. experienced. CHAM
BERS. 10. 2-6S07. Ia
ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY, pup"
lie relations, general once, expeT
real estate selling, research; Avall-
able Immediately. Box Abb. Star
B.A. and secretarial diploma, Ed
Vet. available now. IA. o-0257. 14'
CARPENTER, colored. handyman
Sturdy work. Exper DU. 1883.
CHAUFFEUR, butler. companion;
white, single; exper. Live-in pref
non -drinker. Box Abb. Star. II"
DISPLAYMAN desires free lance work
in all phases of display. Phone 20.
VURNITrUiRE REPAIRMAN. cabinet
maker, carpenter. painter. Al me;
s sharis " sHa4 perm NV PEE e. HAS Sg
LAW STUDENT: vet. white, "a, de-
s;res afternoon or evening work. Call
MEN AVAILABLE for HON. cleaning
yard work. painting and misc odC
Jobs. THE SALVATION ARMY
Garbor Light Corps. NE. s-4532.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ARL.-Pyt; home. beautifully iurn.;
room; bus at corner, ia. :-6+77
NR. RE- CENSUS and Hydro.-Reautiful
ssle. or dble. rms. with or without
pvt. bath. 10. s-;4sO. 1t
sarase cons s''f 6a. an. .mi s fsa 0Ae'
t.sSis SAT. or sun until pm.
SILVER SPRING - Gentleman. nice
rm. comfort. bed; share adj; bath
shower with l: $40 wk. JU. 9-Ss5@.
sunny corner room Is
minutes to White House 10 TO
ice. FREE PARKING. ia, s-sato.
One room on frst
floor: private bath. XII. 5000. IA
FRONT BEDRM.. pvt, entr. and bath,
phone; blk to bus; oft-street park
ing; gentlemen. OIL. 4-306:. -
1OI DEVON PL., AleX.--Pvt. nm,
suitable for gentleman; cony. TO
serv. to WASHINGTON. OV. 3-l333.
FALLS CHURCH, vA.--Large double
room, with private BATH on busline.
PARK - Nicely furn rm.
non drinking lady preferred 7402
Wildwood DIR. Cal! JU,. $500. la
man; no other tenants: unlim.
phone: SO week. ia. $3.50. Ia
PIKE AREA-Double rm.,
twin beds, PVT, eentr:. pvt. bath.
ARLTNGTON-Large rm for or q
persons: convenient to. everything;
kit privils. optional. ia. 2-6556,
CITY. Midst A.. next
to bath. warm. clean. cheerful; un-
lin phone available. WA. G-Q4h3.
\. ARL.. Unusually attractive
room with bath, in new brick home.
IA Sells "a. 1t
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

CLEAN. WARM ROOMS. running
water: S4 a week up. 649 Nd, ave.
MONROE N.E.-Near churches and
50. 5uslines. LA. 6-s9ss and
IOlI d ST. N.E.-poubles IS and
SO: COW. transp.. Ii. ;-a73" If
663 + ST. N.E.-sleepins rm.. warm.
nicely furn,; near transp.; semitic
CoLoRED-CiEAN COMFORT ABLE
RM.-Shsre kit. and bath With one
s S,ps. or slso' Ca. TTQ Gn seiid AZ
COLORED-li"9 MORSE ST, Ne
Furnished. large front room. kitchen
privileges. Ii. 1-U514. Ia
COLORED - Ii40 9Th ST. NE. -
Furn. rm: Apply before neon os Or
COLORED-NEWLY DECO; couple or
single person: home privil. ga z.
Capitol Ii. 1906 lis
COLORED-NiCE FURN. RM. in pvt.
home Of lady. For man or couple.
All PRIVILEGES Ii 4-4SOt
COLORED-NEATLY FCRN.. home
priyil.: $50 wk, Call AID. 4-o6+l.
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK HOUSEKEEPING COUPLE for
IoyeIy home, live in: wonderful &C,
foundations for couple interested
IN GOOD home. Take care Of school
age children. We're looking for a
mature couple, white or colored.
Who can take charge OF complete
household Nice. salary. MuSt nave
good recent references. Might also
b Tssls ts. ca in an e tSe aua
CATIONS ~ alone Reao Phone Tor aDpG i5
cHW GOOD cook. must live in: pvt.
rnl. and bath: 5 days wk.. OF Thurs.
sun and most ewes; refs. necessary;
S55 wk. to start. more u auaiiaeo-
HOUsEKEEPER-gh INV; live in; new
CURED; 51a-da. wk., $50. 10. % ~.
HOUsEKEEPER. white; live in.
children ages 8 and lOs new nome.
see Mr.. SMITH. Burrows Motor
ETETTTLE led WOMAN to live in modern
rambler: g.h.w., care chlldren:
plain cooking. Phone Ia. 9-o343.
GIRL for s.h.w., no cooking or laun-
dry: 5i2-day wk.; live In: SO VIZ.
Call HO. 3-2S49. Ia
WOMAN, refined, capable. tor g.h.w.:
to live in: must be good cook; local
references required: good salary.
adults, OIL. o-2491. III
WANTED-Experien lady's maid
must be good sewer and packer with
good refs. Box 394-C. Star. Id
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| ROOMS FURN.-N.w. Gent

EMPLOYED. SETTLED LADY--Pvt,
after 5 pm, .TU. 2-5047. Ia
DUPONT CIRCLE-Tops in car
peted wgssnll:sto,wall rooms; reduced
UPPER Fl. s,t 10th n st. NV "; excel, sss
phone; pvt: home. TU. 1851. IA
1914 QUE ST. NV, The Kennert--
Coy Coy single room. near bath: $3.50
downtown 18th ST. NV, between M,s
wk;; apis, S17; 80 VIZ; ior 2 or :;
e.s JEFFERsoN ST. NV. - small
single . private eo home; sentleman;
lay ~ yE fAd 9NtD'G avE.-wen 1 fu4n.:
shSxers: maid Service: doyntoTn;
, sse an 6 SsenTItIlse nn d. 1898.
I'D Ed CoLuMBA RD.. Apt. 400
G6SSm In sfser q single = e room. CO. So
EMPLOYED WIDOW will rent master
twin-bed rm.. pvt. home to ] or Q
gentlemen; pvt. bath, lEe. closets.
new furn., maid serv., parking. 81
Tay nt tTan'P Ro $40 .os sk 1894 HOBART
$3.50: W ST. N.W;-ssie.. pvt. home:
Georgetown q: EN-. 2-O12i. -1e
SIIA U 81. N.W.-Small, attrac rnl j:
COM eniences; $50. co. 6-os44.
LARGE attractive singles. basement.
refinished, SO and $40 week; kitchen
privileges available; gentlemen only.
80 N st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Lge. master
pedrm.. 3 exposures. 4 closets. pvt.
path with shower; man only. I'M.
18th AND EYE SIS. N.w-Att4f.e.
studio ST ,o I'm; for lady. After 8 pm.
Isis vARSUM ST. NV. Nicely
'te st IA io ssd Rs55sil' e00finr fi1ili-
LARGE II,5, FRONT ROOM. single; pvt.
adult family: bus and streetcar.
534 Taylor st. NV: RIA. 6-3625.
1908 MONROE ST. Nw.-Lse. end.
People. on eonR Mr. transit s1sh e eo s .stssd
CONN. AVE. Mr.. sHOREHAM-G.n.
ueman only; PVT. nm; nicely. furn,:
1 1n bath bath with / person; ss5 mo.
N NJ COM s's avE.-ssl.. rm. kit.
1886 WYo. AVE. AVA SinFie double.
twin beds; "a blk. from Mt. Pleasant
car. AID. 4-Oa33.
BEAUTIFUL ROOM, pvt. bath, f,re-
place. large closet. Also comforts able
student room; men. AID. 1888.
1920 18th ST.. Dupont circleIsin-
w. w AID, 2-9?3I. IL
rm.. pvt. bath. 2 closets; cow. transp.;
breakfast. ldry. privils. RA. 3-l133.
rms: everything tar nm 7os R NJ, e V:f:
A eGn 3 FROM PRO Or sT g%s n st. oos
$40 4 n ME. sIssso ssFV'; very CLEAN
Isis DELAfIELp PL. N.w.-fs..
neat E Ego, p, PVT. home oonns. tramp;
GLOVER PxRKNComfortsble MOD
ern home. Pvt. or semipvt.- bath.
Cow. transp. Phone wo. s-274S.
1908 y. H., AVE. NV. mr.. Goth and
N-First-noor, single room. next
TaRooMA PaRH ic aP:stm sDt: p7s'
bath and entr:; utils. incl; WORKING
eple; or gentleman; SOS. Ju;; s.
iii n. Fl. AVE. N.w.-Doubls room:
newly decorated; pvt. bath: single;
running water. Larser bsmt. rm.
Girls or couple. Elevator. maid
1l2I COLUMBIA RID. NV, Apt. IS
Newly dec. rm.; close to bath:
5000 transp.; kit. privil. CO. 5.
DuPoNT CIRCLE AREA-Free rent
to 18th: 211O o st.; nice. clean Pms;
kit. privil.; So UP. HUI. 3-9745. Ia
15?3 18th ST. N.W.-Lovely bsmt.
studio, with bath and refer; pvt.
entr.: all new furn.; Just redee.
ia
bath. fiYepl; use Steinvay; newly
furn.; artistic home; $40 mo. Du.
els EMERSON ST. N.w.-Lse. front
nm, ssle. pvt, home. cow. loo, S29
I5ss NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. Nv,
The Panamanian-Clean. warm. sin.
gle room. $3.50 wk.: cow. transD.
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SITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

WOMAN. white. desires lisht work
Prefer live out. Health card. ref
COOK CIV. white: live in; daugh.
ter works with me. Call IL. 1921
GIRL desires Job in care OF children
for working parents. IL 3-S.90. .
GIRL needs 5 days a week ghw
WE WISH TO HELP our servant O,
many years 10 find service in a nice
family. Completely honest and com
petent colored woman - Yrs, old
RE, 7-3l?6: ewes. OIL. 2;9535, la
GIKL' colored' wants days work
WOMAN, colored. desires once clean
ing or apartments after business
hours HO. 2-7o39.
C0LORED GIRL desires g.hw. ive
days wk; Call all day. MURPHY
CoLoRED GIRL desires child care
evenings; exper.: RET. LII. l-05a3.
CoLoRED GIRL wants sh.w. day.
or nursing: ref. AID. 4-153?.
COLORED WOMAN wants e.h.w. Ave
days a week: ref. Telephone Elk
CoLoRED WOMAN wishes fun or
part time g.h.w., some cooking; local
CoLioR.EDe WOMEN wants wal is cateterl.
work. child care and g.h.w. or some
part-tIme work UN, 4-6T25. IA