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Evening star., 1955-08-29
Shelley Winters
Underqoes Surgery

NEW YORK, Aug. % Up. -
Actress Shelley Winters under
went emergency" minor surgery
at Mount Sinai Hospital yester-
day, a hospital spokesman said
today.
The spokesman said Miss Win
ters was in considerable pain
when she arrived at the hospi-
'tal," but that shes doing fine
now"
He said the actress would re-
main in the hospital about 10
days. The hospital did not dis
close the nature of her ailment.
Miss Winters illness caused
cancellation of her scheduled ap-
Ipearances this week in a Sum-
Imer theater production at Som
lerset, Mass.
Evening star., 1955-08-29
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-24
IT'SLATER THAN YOU THINK
1925 THIRTY YEARS AGO - 1925

YEARS AGO - 1925
Widman, London California, rela-
Had
Hotel disaster
Esther daughter and her grandmother Mrs Margaret
Ing residing Santa Barbara Judge and Mrs John R. Tan
of their safety
recently Zea-
where U.s. visits old home London
stops with A T. Cordray.
JUNE buyers S1425 top hogs
so head here S5 100
JUNE F. Varey Simon and Jude Church. John
Murray daughters the Misses Ruth and Helen Murray leave
years the Ohio Sup
York City City Son of Mr.
Mrs. M. L. Burnham London.
officials bound put stop
works next year
Lucy Folsom County given post
Home Demonstration Madison County.
1945- TEN YEARS AGO - 1945
JUNE % London advanced rating accord
DIR F. E Noand Receipts greatly increased in last
years
purchases Madison County Johnson
JUNE 25 Cleveland Delaware county,
Demonstration Madison County
JUNE 26 Ralph Brady brother Charles
don have England being
JUNE 27 Ninety Madison County Home Service"
Red Cross certificates Mrs Wilbur Hume chairman of Home Nur
ing Service for Madison County Chapter
JUNE Crowd of 5000 witnesses War Bond Picture Here's Your
Ground Forces Band who Camp Robinson
when he Captain with HdqtS. Co.
JUNE % 10 additional Madison prenduction phys
Gals.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-24
WITH A BUCKEYE IN CONGRESS

Seventh Ohio District
officials the Branch the Federal
Government including the President and his evacuated
Washington Wednesday, Thursday established
headquarters in unannoed remote areas as part of simulated
bombing Congress- remained
session. and the Supreme Court recess AS result of the alert
Government business Washington and for the
threeda period Opinion here to the value and effectiveness of
the whole greatly
Washington official
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer Republic,
and Ambassador KShna Mnon of India The
it the alignment
Both
Francisco early this for the tenth
Minister Mooov
Francisco conference in 1945
Plans under President Eisenhower
address
July The President
somewhere Europe all designed
which there relative
world affairs.
precedent established
Capitol Hill the
the United States accompanied by color guard representing
the military formerly the
House following which an Air Corps choral accompanied by
Force band dedicated
the United States The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag The
The Star Spangled Banner"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-24
Deaths Recorded

Balo, Jennie Agnes 80 April II
1865 Senility.
Brady, Dora Massie 80 April Ia
1855 Gangrene right foot.
Lamb Berry S. SO April 26, 1855
- Cerebral apoplexy.
Lindsay, James Andrew SO April
8, 1855 - Cerebral hemorrhage.
Mcclure, William Asbury 85
April %. 1855 = Cerebral throm-
bosis.
O'Neal, Thomas Edison 90 April
10, 1855 - Heart failure.
Puckett, Geraldine Henson 33
April 10, 1855 - Cerebral hemor-
rhage.
Speasmaker, Bessie Neff 76
April 16, 1855 Cerebral throm-
bCsis.
Whitaker. Ralph o. 90 April Is,
1855 - Myocardia- infarction.
McSaveney, George 80 May 9,
1855 - Gangrenous leg.
Snyder, Albert Lee II May S,
1875 Carcinoma of the lung.
Scully, Walter F. 63 April 81,
1855 - Coronary artery occulu-
sion.
Snyder, John William 4, May
Is, 1855 = Mycardial infarction
Brett, Fred Montague as May 18,
1855 - Confusion & laceration of
brain.
Dellingcr. Theod4re 10 May %,
1855 - Arterioscls rotic hear dis
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-24
BIRTHS
RECORDED

Chamberlain, Earl and Barbara
Mt. Sterling, o. Steven Earl -
April 10, 1855.
Stevens, Bill and Opal, Mt.
Sterling, Rt. 2 Bonnie Lou - Feb.
%, 1855 (delayed)
Ballenger, Donald and Hide
garde, London, Ohio Donald Ever
son Jr. - May 10, 1855.
Coon, Roy Jr and Ida, Mt.
Sterling, Rt. 3 Charles Junior -
April 26. 1855.
Hunter, Clarence and Frances,
London, Ohio James Louis - De-
cember 3. 1927 delayed
Hall, Clarence and Mavis, Plain
City, o. Rita Lynn - May 3, 1855.
Griffith, Lonnie and Margaret,
Plain City, Rt. 2 unnamed boy -
May 8, 1855.
Manns, Edward and Alice Mt.
Sterling William Hanley - April
20, 1855.
Poplin, John and Elizabeth, Lon
don, Ohio, Rt. l Mary Louise -
May 26, 1855.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-24
Benefit Payments
Here Are S33,350

In Madison County at the END
of last year 437 retired worker.
were receiving $4,000 in monthly
social security payments, accord.
ing to figures just released by c.
c. Darby, Social Security Admin.
stration district manager in Co
lumbus.
In addition to the retired work
ers themselves, $50 people were re-
ceiving $11, $50 a month as depen-
dents of aged workers or as surviv-
orS of those who had died.
These amounts represent an in
crease of 40 percent over the bene-
fits being paid at the end of 1853,
Darby poinIed out, due primarily
to the 1854 Amendments to the
social security law, which increas-
ed all benefits.
OF the workers receiving old-age
insurance benefits in Madison
/ County at the end of the year, no
had wives or husbands who were
entitled to payments as dependents.
Benefits to wives and aged depen-
dent husbands amounted to $1,000
per month.
Children made up large group
of beneficiaries; 144 of them were
receiving $5,050 per month in
benefits at the end of the year.
Most of these were children of
younger workers who had died, but
some were children of retired
workers.
If their father has died and chill.
dren receiving benefits are in the
care of their mother, the mother
also receives benefits. In Madison
County 33 mothers received 81, $40
per month at the end of 1854.
$1,785 month went to 43 aged
widows and aged dependent wild
overs and parents of deceased
workers.
These local figures for old-age
and survivors insurance payments
reflect a national trend, Darby
pointed out. In the country as
whole, there were 6,886, 480 people
receiving benefit payments at the
end of 1854 - nearly a million
more than in December 1853.
Representatives of the Columbus
social security office regularly vjs-
it London the first and third Fri
day each month.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-24
Madison County
Court
PROBATE COURT
Wills Admitted:

Wills Admitted:
Will of Sarah Elliott admitted
to probate and record June A, 1855.
Will of Theodor Dillinger ad-
mitted to probate and record June
Is, 1855.
Accounts Approved:
John Frey first and final.
Horace G. Jones eleventh.
Margaret B .Olney third.
inventories Approved:
In the estate of Otto j. Daily,
deceased, inventory of $4,000;
real estate, S13,750; personal goods
$3.50.
In the estate of Ralph o. Whit
aker, deceased, inventory of $5,-
660, real estate, $1,000; personal
goods, S660.OO.
In the estate of Anna Myers
Jones. inventory of $3.50, all real
estate.
In the estate of John Murray
deceased, inventory of 383, ,27319;
real estate, SIS9,SIGUU; personal
goods, S193, 1868.
In the estate of John Murray,
in the partnership of John Murray
and Son, inventory of $213,231 81.
Appointments:
In the estate of Laura Y. Krout,
deceased, Helen L. Krout appoint
ed executrix, no bond, no apprai-
sal.
In the estate of Myrtle T.
Price, deceased, Harry E. Price
appointed administrator, $2,700
bond; Leon Killing, Bruce Lewis, c.
N. McAllister, appraisers.
In the estate of Gertrude Choo-
man, deceased, John Chooman ap-
pointed administrator, $4,000
bond. Bruce D. Lewis, William II.
Riddle, Stewart Anderson, appra-
isers.
Marriage Licenses Asked:
Walter E. Campbell, %, u. S.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-24
Talent Show
CONTINUED from page one)

A Salesmen's Paradise has local
young men wearing sport shirts
and slacks as they come down to
embark on the pleasure cruise.
There are also a group of beauti-
full hostesses aboard ship.
Among the special entertainers
will be Jane Froman portrayed by
Mildred Winners (sister of Mrs.
Helen Mark; Bobby butcher,
song stylist and dancer, Cork
Boyd, soloist of Plumwood.
Other group numbers in the
show will be a Sailor and Sailor
cite routine, the SweetheartS of
the Nations number and specialties
by students of the local dance
studios.
The KeWpie DollieS of the
Whoopee Follies includes an all
male chorus which promises to
have the audience rolling in the
aisles. This number shows old time
female favorites of the flickers
who take a trip with the Capt. in
order to do a USO show for the
armed forces. Men dressed as bal
let dancers in pastel dresses made
of satin nylon net and organdy ap-
pear and do a special routine which
is side-splitting to watch. They in
clude: Sally Rand, (Bill Beer {;
Gypsy Rose Lee (Wally Nichols) !;
Tallulah Bankhead (Don Morri-
SOM; Mae West Bob Day.; So
phie Tucker (Gorman Bud
Clark; Marilyn Monroe (Tom
Selby).
Some of the most talented peo-
pie in the community are partici-
pating in the all local cast benefit
show.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-24
State Government
Now Is Billion
Dollar Business

Ohio's fiscal year operating rev.
enues, from all sources, passed the
one billion dollarl mark for the
first time in history, it was reveal
ed today by State Treasurer Roger
w. Tracy.
With receipts for ten days yet to
be reported, the total of all col
lections made by the Treasurer OF
State for the fiscal year, July l.
1854 to date, has already exceeded
last years total revenues of $940,-
013,415 by more than sixty mil
lion dollars.
My forthcoming annual report
for the fiscal year. which ends June
30, 1855, will contain complete de-
tails of the sources and amounts
from which Ohio's billion dollar in.
come is derived" State Treasurer
Tracy said.
Government in Ohio is bigger
business than ever, and the state
government is Ohio's only billion
dollar institution"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-24

Army London, and Mary Ann
Drury, %, teacher, London.
James E .Geron, %, factory
laborer, Springfield, and Geneieve
Louise Shy, IL, no occupation,
Mechanicsburg.
Marriage Licenses Granted:
George r. Wickline and Carolyn
L. Adrean.
Walter E. Campbell and Mary
A. Drury.
James E. Geron and Geneieve
Shy.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Anna B. Anderson and husband
to Stewart Anderson parcel of
land on Fifth Street, London.
Stewart Anderson to Anna B.
Anderson, parcel of land on Fifth
Street, London.
Harold and Wavealine Kelso to
Homer and Jewel Robinson, 5
acres more or less, with exceptions,
in Range TWP.
Leslie L. Roberts to Willis E.
Roberts, lots no. 25, %, and 80 in
Thomas and Willis addition, Lon
don.
Willis E. Roberts ct al. to Les
lie l. Roberts, lot no. % in Thorn
as and Willis addition, London.
Horace H. and Hildreth r.
Hume to Francis c. and Kathryn
p. Londergan, 0.533 acres i'm Lon
don and Union Twp
Earl w. and Aimee c. Robinson
to James c. and Martha L. Kile,
lots no. %, %, and "a less Is feet
in Fairview addition, West Jeffer-
son.
w. f. and Ruby Woods to
Charles c. and Frances A. Grove,
0.248 acres of land on Maple ST.,
London.
Beatrice Wilcox, admrx. of es-
tate of Etna May Tippie to
George II. and Dorothy c. Graf,
lot no. u, Kile.
Arthur /. and Catherine Malone
to Margaret Batty 3 tracts of
land, making 132 foot square with
exceptions, in London.
Cecil and Lydia B Forrest to
Charles S and Doris A .Pedigo,
acre in jefferson Twp.
Ethelyn Williams ct al. to E. N.
and Margaret E. Orr, 106.31 acres
in Darby Twp, Madison Co., and
Jerome Twp, Union County.
E. ~ and Margaret E. Orr to
Frank A. Thomas ct al, 74.80
acres in Darby Twp Madison Co.
and Jerome Twp. Union Co.,
Harold F. Harrington to Herbert
and Kathleen Harbage, lot so in
Speasmaker's End addition, Union
Twp.
Cecil and Lydia B. Forrest to
Ralph T. and Grace II. Bryan, !
acre in Jefferson Twp.
Cecil and Lydia B. Forrest to
Earl E and Mary M. Page i acre
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-24


Lawrence F. McDorman TO Wal
ter H. Dubard, Jr,, 737,956 acres
in Fayette, Greene and Madison
counties.
Walter H. Dubard Jr. to Laur-
ence +. McDorInan. 1877 .956 acres
in Fayette Greene and Madison
counties.
Laurence F. and Louise r. Me-
Dorman to Russell L. and Fora X.
Gordin, 550.S5 acres, Fayette,
Green and Madison counties.
Laurance McDorrnan, trustee.
for Harry T. McDorman, to Rus
sell and Fora K. Gordin. undivid-
ed "a interest in 550.85 acres In
Greene, Madison and Fayette
counties.
Odus Louise Boon to James w.
and Chrissie Boone, 1915 acres m
Somerford Twp.
George E. and Sylvia Pickens to
Earl r and Minnie M Eley. part
of lot AZ, California.
Bernice M. and Willie Goodman
to Foster and Jettie Boysei. LOT 8,
Speasmaker End. addition. Union
Twp.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Judgements;
Mrs. Ralph v. Smith ct al vs..
L. 0. Hayes Jr.. verdict for plain
tiff in money suit, amount $44nOO.
State of Ohio VS.. Herbert f.
Campbell, indicted for grand lar
ceny, plea, guilty, placed ON 5
years probation, sentenced TO pay
costs of action plus claim Of defen-
dant, and other conditions.
Harriet L .Strapp VS.. James w.
Strapp, divorce TO plaintiff on
grounds of gross neglect. Custody
of 2 minor children, support and
other relief to plaintiff.
P. E. Mcdaniel Inc, VS.. Ethel
loops, London action for plain
tiff for $163.79 and costs.
George Wickline VS.. Gerald
Stires, London, action for plain
tiff for $519.07 and costs.
Sterling State Bank VS.. Lester
f. Sanders and Arthur Sanders,
action for plaintiff for $204.35 plus
interest.
New Cases:
Robert Lambert, London, VS..
Frank Corwin, DeGraff, action for
money only amount claimed, $104
with interest and costs.
John Byerly ct al. VS.. Carl Byer-
ly ct al, action to set aside deed.
The Sterling State Bank VS..
Lester E. Sanders, Arthur San
ders, judgement for plaintiff on
cognovit note, amount, $20435.
Donald Harold Haynes, West
Jefferson Rte. /, VS.. Helen Mar
jorie Haynes, Springfield, Ohio.
divorce sought on grounds of gross
neglect.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-24

ease.
Hahn, Loretta Mae 1S May %.
1855 Confusion & laceration of
Train.
McNutt, Ernest c. II May 27,
1855 - Brain confusion and lacer-
alton.
Cain, Arnold ee May II 1855
= Upper respir; tory infection
Daily, Otte j. 70 May IL, 1855 -
Adeno-carcinoma of urinary blad-
der.
Locklear, Ethel Mae SO May %,
1855 Adenocarcinoma of the
stomach.
Staneart, Gertrude Inez SIS May
81, 1855 Suicide by hanging.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

eral. c. Ferdinand sybert. on
the, platform were business Lead
ers Of the area. ofiicials Of Lans-
burgh's and its afiliates. and
those connected with the con-
structi0il of the new store.
The store Is set in a big park
ing area which can care for
1900 cars. AL of the parking
space was filled yesterday and
traffic jammed UP along the
road in front. The building Is
striking In design. with some Of
the wallis brilliant coral in
color. formed OF eiameled steel.
The visitors who Janmed the
store found a first floor with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
Lonsburgh's Inoueurotes
First Suburban Brunch

|nette Of Westminster. Md. Miss
Maryland cut the black and
gold ribbons across the doorway
with . pair Of golden shears.
A crowd estimated by store
officials ct between 5000 and
10, 900 persons attended the pro-
gram held In front OF the main
entrance.
The State OF Maryland was
represented by Its attorney gene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

Lansburgh's downtown depart
lment store opened Lansburgh's
Langley Park yesterday. its first
branch In the suburbs.
The $2million store il at New
Hampshire avenue and Univer-
Isity lane. The opening was q
lcereliCniCus one. Ralph L.
Goldsmith. president of the
lstore. received q gold key to
the building. Miss Carol Jen-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

spacious aisles. ina second
door. softly carpeted. Is given
over to women and children's
clothing and other wares for
them.
The lower level has OPENINGS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

90 persons. and, the Adelphi
Room. for community meetings.
It can seat 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

directly from the parking areas
on two sides. On this level are
. lunchroom capable Of serving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05
sIrUATI6ks MEN tcsa..l

ASST. TO EXEC. sEcY. excellent
work record: can be interyiewet
THURSDAY morns- Box 254-T. Star
BooKKEEPER. once mansser. com.
petent, depandahle: diversified en-.
perience. LII. 2-6749. g.
MAN. C0L0RED, middle aged, exper
assires Job Is truck driver. IL q
MAN wants part-time janitor Job;
married. and wife stay at home; also
have one child. TU. 2-7I37. 7s
MAN desires work as hotel manager
apt. houses. rooming houses; 8 yrs.
ssff pe excel. refs Box 25 s.
MEN AVAILABLE for houssworx. YARD
work. painting and misc odd Jobs
HARBOR LIGHT CENTER. the Sal
walton Army. 300 Eve st. NV. NE
cOILIGE STUDENT seeks psrt-time
@ NV. H. RAPPAPORT. Il.
WANTED. PART-TIME JOB in eve;
drivers lic.: dependable family man
all offers considered. ia. 9-3923.
WANTED-Position as mechanic sp.
prentice with living wage: some au-
tomobile mechanics exper.: vet, IS
ambitious. hardworking. married
COLORED MAN wishes part-time
work as bus boy or porter for liquor
store. LU. 4-UU32.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05
sITUATloNs-woMEN
MEDICAL sEcRETARY-s yrs,'

MEDICAL sECRETARY-S yrs exper
Can assist doctor in once pro-
cedures. incl. X-ray. AID. 2-3g77
PRAGcTTficAL NURSE : COMPANION
Isferences; Temple 6-1723. g. .
any Z days Of the week. Call 20
r s OPERATOR desires york, Jul
RESEARCH ASST.-College decree:
Alb. in math and MA. in educ.
exper. with computing and tabu-
latinR math. and statistical data;
typing; local refs; desire research
asst. and Ior secretarial work. Box
GIRL. coiored. wishes part-time
morning work 5 days week; maid.
RELIABLE WHITE LADY desires day
care baby or child: days week.
PART TIME OFFICE or tipping after
IL pm, Phone 10 l-4614. -
COL0RED GIRL desires permanent
part time store clerking or nurs-
CoLoRED Girl desires general
once work, .typist or doctors re-
-cept oniSt. Ii. 3-5SgS. 6'
COLORED GIRL desires drug store
or fountain work; exper.: refs.
Calls Sat. and Sun. Ii. 3-5162.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05
INSTRUCTION COURSES
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, attics converted to ped
rooms or apartment. dormsrS. path
rooms and heating systems mod.
ernlzeo: carpentry. ana painting; nc
down payment; all work guaranteed
STATE HOME IMPRovEMENI EN.
CHEERING CO.
BRICkWORk; porches, retaining
walls fireplaeees, repairs. etc. After
BRICK * w tDgass' full crew avail 10 all
WAsH1NaToN BRfckL AVN &C" CO. :,
UN. 4-O406: ia. $4,000, III
BRICK LAYING-Alterations. fire.
places, patios, walks. all types
prices. ist-class workmanship; bank
Mr. nhsh sASNE RI Re- s irse estimate IS salI
BRICK WORK-Fireplaces. chimneys,
and garages. TIE. o-2635 or ov.
BRfcRSwoRK, all types, Compare
Lu; 2.S97s. any time. %
made to order. Call LII. 1-6973
CARPET AMI AND UPHOLSTERY Clean
slipcover cleaning and 24-6our We
BuRGH's, Ma. s-9s00. Ext. $50.
CARPENTRY, ALTERATIONS. repairs,
remodeling: old and new work. MR.
SMITH, kE. 6-SS66 any time. %
CARPENTER; small Jobs; house
painting, ext. and int; roof repaired
and painted. WA. 7-6442. %
CARPENTRf-Rec rms. porohes and
alterations; free estimates cheer
fully given. UN. 4-3649. Ill
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
pairs. short circuits; small Jobs done
immed. RA 6-2222 any time. go
FLAGSTONE, STONE, CEMENT pa
tics, walls, steps. etc, Free estimate.
Call JERRY LU l-4S66
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05
HELP-WoMEN

YOUNG LADY. between 21-30. i'm.
mediate OPENINGS available for auGl
lied applicants, as dance instruct
ors. full or part time. With or with
out experience Rapid advancement
to executive position. 81 high sal
aries Applicant should have nat
able. attractive and inteIligent. 1p
ply after pm, DALE DANCE
STUDIOS. 1896 New York ave. nv
WOMAN, white. TO take care Of 20
mo. -old baby and some homework
Good salary and working conditions
Must apply in person as 32O9 n
Washington blvd. Arl. -
CASHIER CLERK 70
drugstore: good hours, good pay. UP
TOWN PHARMACY, $500 Conn. ave
EXPERIENCED WOOL sPOTTER
paid vacation. good working eondi.
timore ave. WA. $4,000. -
INQUIRE ST. $4,000 If you wish {
full time. Miss Grant At BoYDs
200 18th cor. G.
WANTED. white woman, experienced
in driving Pontiac car. Hydra. drive
help with housework. live in. Free
to leave town for summer, OIL
4-0O2S -
REFINED. middel-aged white woman
to live in and care for elderly lady
Assist in care Of apt. Ref. ia. 8.
O3SS %
UNUSUAL WOMAN with car, mic,
personality: one who needs to carr
as much as S6O-SS0 wk.; no can
vassing. no parties, no collections
25-hr. wk. RE. 6-1193.
FREE RENT in air-cond. apt, Que,
bee House, in return for assiStanc,
to Jewish lady. temporarily inval.
ided. Phone WO. 6-4463. -
STRONG WHITE WOMAN to sew on
heavy canvass. Not over 35. Year
round lob. Splendid future. PROC
TER CO, rear 1910 virginia ave.
SW EX 3-R7A7 =
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SITuATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

MAID LAID light housegork. care for chill
Hudson 3-9077. g.
WHITE, settled. live in. prefer elderly
n GSgPle; Il II S7351s. NV nam 80
SON is appreciated. Excel. worker
capable Of taking full charge Of
home. Alexandria vic. preferred. 30
WOMAN; white With 2 small chill.
%ssh ess vas ff i've In T sms i1 Salary
ARLiNGToNGInfant care to l W.:
expeE. a md refs part or full time
E sA' Ri aScEi eolored woman, :. excel
e eHGk sn H. a ? Ssy'; refs 1Sye'
RELIABLE DAYWoRKER has Tues.
Sayi a as feed with children; refs
COLORED GIRL desires child care,
full time; 5-day week. LII. 4-4S53
coLoRED GIRL desires Job: child
COLORED GIRL desires child care
s and i'h ayI 5 sSsyy week; refs, and
c SHpef 81 LADY alFS desires work. cook
ing, Inv, child care; days work.
Good refs. DI. 1920. 81
WOMAN, colored. neat. clean and re-
liable; exper. worker with light day
work: ironing Q specially. Ii. 3-46TS
GIRL desires Job as mothers helper
and Inv: S25 and carfare. Ii. t.
646l. g
COLORED GIRL, exper.. desires child
care, D days week; refs. Ii. 3-@3l2
--6
CoLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. OF
child care. 5l2 days, stay some
nights. ST. 3-22l9. %
GIRL, colored, desires g.hw. 3 days;
fond of children; refs. HU. 1851