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ALook at Some Recent History Casts
Shadow on Ex-President1s Remark

sage which Gen. Macarthur
had sent to a convention OF
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
In Chicago. It was in this
telegram that the general had
outlined the importance Of
holding on to Formosa and
supporting the Nationalist
government. But, two months
later-October 15-Mr. Tru-
man and the general were
holding their famous confer
ence at Wake Island, after
which the President told the
press:
Gen. Macarthur and / have
talked fully about FormoSa.
There Is no need to cover that
subject again. The general
and I are in complete agree
ment."
1t was only six months later
when Gen. Macarthur. an
swering what he thought was
a routine inquiry from MEM
Der of Congress. wrote to Rep
resentative Martin of MaSsa-
chusetts expressing the same
views that he had expressed
before on Formosa and the
Importance Of winning the
war in Korea. Yet it was this
letter which aroused the ire
of MIR. Truman and caused
him to dismiss the general
without so much as the cour-
tesy of a hearing.
No cutlery over this failure
Of due process" and obvious
disregard Of constitutional
rights" came from the left
wingers." Maybe. If the gen.
eral had shown some sympathy
with the Communist cause or
had had an uncle or an aunt
in the Communist Party, there
would have been a wave of
protest from the left-wingers.
But he was only an American
general who had calamity
fought his way back to the
Philippines from island to is
land in the Western Pacific
and who had served his coun-
try under fire not only in two
world wars but also in the
Korean police action" in
which $500 Americans were
killed and 1903, 500 wounded.
Speaking ealse9 of constitu-
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Gen. Claudio Trezzuni

ROME, Sept. IA fP.-Gen.
Claudio Trezzani. veteran of two
world wars. died in a Rome clinic
yesterday after a long illness.
Gen Trezzani was named Italian
chief of staff, April 18, 1945.
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Air Secretary a month ago, is
making his first tour OF American
air bases in Europe and North
Africa. Wiesbaden is headquar-
tiers for the Air Force In Europe.
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tigation has received about 81
million in payments from the
Veterans Administration.
The chairman said there was
no evidence of any wrong-doiEa
on the part OF anyone in the
VA and that the charges under
investigation resulted largely
because Of q loophole in the law
which he said might call for cor.
receive legislation.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
u. ). Treasury
NayAsk Hike
In Debt CeiIinq
By the Associated Press

Consultations start here today
between the Treasury and Com
mercial bankers on an $11 bill
lion question-how will the
Treasury raise that amount to
tide it over the summer?
Formulation of the financing
plans may require the Treasury
to lay before Congress in the
next few days its expected plea
for a boost in the legal debt
ceiling.
This summers financing in
wolves cash borrowing-by best
present estimate in the neighbor-,
hood Of SO billion.
In addition, the Treasury must
ref1nance an $8.5 billion, one
year certificate of indebtedness
which natures August Is. Since
the Treasury cannot afford to
pay off this issue. 1t must re-
borrow the money.
No firm decision has yet been
made on what shape the new
cash borrowing will take.
There is a possibility it might
bring forth a new long-term
Treasury bond. A somewhat
stronger possibility seems to be
a reopening of the 3 per cent,
40-year bond the Treasury
doated last February Is. About
50 billion of the new bond is now
outstanding. Rumors that this
amount might be increased have
in recent days caused the market
price of the bond to slip point.
There is also a strong possibil-
ity that the new cash borrowing
might be done through a COM
bination offering of either a new
bond or the reopened 40-year
bond, with a short-term issue.
The Treasury may handle its
cash borrowing and the refinanc-
ing separately, or it may package
both parts into one big $11 bill
lion deal.
Those are among the major
decisions facing Undersecretary
of the Treasury w. Randolph
Burgess as he probes the money
market in the next 10 days or
so of conferences. Beginning to-
day with representatives of the
American Bankers Association,
Mr.. Burgess then will meet with
investment bankers, insurance
companies, mortgage bankers,
pension plan managers and the
Like.
1t Is probable that before Sec
retary of the Treasury Humphrey
can announce firm financing
plans based on Burgess recon-
mendations he will have to ask
Congress for a higher debt limit.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
Racing Figure
Found Slain

EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. June %
P.-Police found the body of
j. Fred Koenig, convicted black
marketeer and one-time st.
Louis politician, stuffed in the
trunk of his new Cadillac yes
terday.
He apparently had been slain
elsewhere and then jammed into
the trunk.
Koenig's Staying followed by
little more than a month the
May II shooting here in which
the cars of Birney T. (Chick)
Havey. jr.. and Kenneth Mueller
were riddled with bullets. Muel-
Ter was wounded in this shooting.
Havey and Mueller. friends of
Koenig. were CORNER associates
Of Frank (Buster) Workman. an
sx-convict and reputed boss of
the rackets in the area.
Koenig's body was found after
police received a call from resi-
dents of the area about the car
being parked on the street with
blood on the trunk. He had been
shot in the head and chest.
There were reports that the
48-year-old Koenig had been al
,lotted some bookmaking tele-
phones by a race-betting syndi-
cate and these were later taken
away, causing Koenig to COM
plain of being abused"
Koenig was arrested on De-
cember 81, l943. with five other
st. Louisans by Federal agents
who seized $25, 900 in whisky des-
tined for BLACK market" chan
nels. At the time he was &C
tive in Republican politics in
st. Louis.
He pleaded guilty to the whisky
charges and was sentenced to
18 months imprisonment but
placed on probation on the plea
of the New York office OF the
Federal alcohol tax unit.
Evening star., 1955-06-23
JoIiot-Curie Hits
u. S. Leadership

HELSINKI, Finland, June %
(P.-French scientist Frederic
Joliot-Curie yesterday said the
real desire of the American
people for peace has been
masked by "warlike speeches OF
their leaders"
Joliot-Curie told a Commu-
nist-sponsored World Peace As
sembly he had the feeling that
American public opinion "is now
having favorable influence on
the policies of their govern
ment."
White cardboard peace doves"
twirled over the heads Of more
than 1000 delegates and OBJ
servers as the assembly opened
In Helsinki's Messhallen. They
came from II countries.
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sITUATloNs-MEN

ACCOUNTANT-BKKPR. desires part
time wk.: set Of books opened and
kept: financial reports furn.; reas.
rate. Box 225-Y. Star. 24s
ADVERTISING and Tor public rela:
s tSn. ps tS9 Ef5' methods Sas aS os4
ADVERTISING ARTIST seeks space
with agency or association; all
around experience. BOX 24e-Y. star
CARPENTER (colored), experienced
rec. rooms. alterations. additions,
partitions. general repairs. tool and
truck; desires Jobs. WA. 7-3176. =
CLERk-TYPIST, experienced: excel
lent at figures. CO. b-6343, ext. liz
COMMERCIAL ARTIST. . yrs. expert
snce: layout. typography and finisf
sround. Looking for fuii-tims pcsi.
q ton; Beg 2oQiY star: 80,
s csu Il sS sss.as. s IN Or sr il-
bk siSGs e efsiaiEgHk vi mite s4S Is year.
gsSisnse. sober, rsiisbis. Ph, Hu
MAINTENANCE MAINTENANCE MAN. white. handy
will DO or learn anythinE: adaptsbl,
ofFicE MANAGER, acct. desree
phases; "a: married; honest, depend.
able Can start May 2. Hemlock
RaDfo BENCH SS!ii M sacaA Slx S HAND
s so. fv h ssS5SSshjS s sY:S5sn':d
RADIO TECHNICIAN. thoroughly ex-
periepced. handicapped. Some ~,
Pm, HIN phono.. Practical lab. aide
DEVELOPMENT and research, Willtns
sssspt. .nythiac in electfon.es
s HoRSNEx a. .a asiso sls.. m.. az
specially suitable fer yhQlssaisr
MFR. tssds assn. Bsz sts-f. star
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siTUATIoNS-poMEsTIc

bAb Us SITTING or child care; Inv.
sr W. aod asnaoie ana punctual
COOK exesi ~Si2 snnd,..s m
81 dst 70 sSGis iEes snd. desires
n nS e 1tis plsasant' capable. BRAcEY.
GENERAL HOUSE WORKER. GOOD
ny I'll svCa HHo.kkeer, oependabie;
GiRI wants ironing to do at home
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HELP-poNAEsTIc

CARE FOR 0-MO. BABY and s.h.w.:
live In while mother recuperates;
refs. REQ. Good salary for right
person. Annandsle. Va. il. 2-4eOb.
CHILD CARE. general housework and
Every Thurs, and every other Sun.
CHILD CARE. white, between 80 and
As; live in, drive. State experiences.
reference and salary expected. Box
c f2fi5' 6 ssfE CIV. for v.rkins
SOS and carfare. Alp. 7-2S6l.
COOK G.H.W., white. live In. care Of
, children; other help employed;
81 .iass Gs hA ss sSise nv, III
references REQUIRED; must like chill
dren; nice upstairs rm. Hu. 3-sl1O.
COOK. experienced for s.h.w. and
cooking evening meal, 3 days week,
for family sv Of s6Sss an. M be nlss
card, ~: s-2723.
COOK and housekeeper. 3 Or ga days.
Experienced and have local refer
ences. Box 260-Y, Star.
COOK E;h.w" live IN; upstairs rm;:
Children si sac D VIZ G sefs OIL. sa7ss
COOK and gh.w. for business FAM
fly: S35 vk., no Sundays: refs. re-
Quirsd. Gail MA. s-s4el after ! Pm
COOK and g.h.w., colored; live In;
couple and z school children; expert
enced: references. EN-. 3-S136.
COOK-G.H.W.. ldry.: 25-45. exper.;
family Of 8: 5h days. stay 2 nights
to right person. EN-. $1,000, ext. 100.
COOKS ASSISTANT, colored, $3.50
years of age: in large nursing home
in Falls Church. Must be able to
cook one day Q week. Good refer
encss required; JE. 2.O643.
openings; excel. salaries: no charge.
Call MA. S-5ST5 Monday am.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ENGLISH. conversation. personality.
tiss Twins. DU. 1854. call morn;
VOCAL ats INsTRUC. WIN. webster.
Martini, Kristen, others, Free audi
FRENCH LESSONS by experienced
tutor. docteur d'universite. Cali
p MoM; .TpHnSNi pT. s s,SSS,
h loS placement sS ss,i ssr, Be- s lsas
Acc sHoRTHAND in 8 Wk ao day
wis. TEMPLE scHI.. Ma. s.s2Ss.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture: al subjects tauRht; approved
ess.ss MARySs nj sE a. s'e cdR
coIoEEpM lg N NJ is-T Uk Course COURSE,
shorthand; sypsxriter loaned for
home use, use TEMPLE SCHOOL, soth
LEARN TO DESIGN lady's hand.
bags; patternmaking, everything TO
nnish leather or material bag.
1904 9th st. NV.
CHESS CLASSES. Sundays, 8 pm.
tthroueh, May 81. Learn this in
the city's only full-time chess club
WASHINGTON CHESS DIvAN.
street floor. 2445 18th st. NV. CO
ARE You SELF CONSCIOUS? I, so
YOU can overcome all forms Of self
consciousness quickly. Also correct
conversational English fought by
highly skilled woman tutor. Specia
lessons arranged for diplomatic ON.
WHY NOT TAKE UP SINGING thi,
spring? It's rejuvenating and re.
wardfng. Call DU. 1882 for fret
addition with well-known Wash
voice teacher offering; term, II
L Eai s COURT REPORTING a. hom.
Taush. ss sxpert soe caii * as 1isSS
MAN DESIRES COACHING in Span.
ish conversation by male Spanish
student. state terms. Address, Boz
81, Q. 8. Soldiers Home. 26s
HOME TUTORING--Alg.. geom.. Lat,
Fl. Eng. Sp.. Ger. arith.. read
elem. tr. h.. s. h. sub. UN. 4-79SS.
SPANISH. UP-TO-DATE, speaking.
translating composition. your home
No boresone rule, 200 words first
lessons. Lat. writer. Reas. AID. 4-4070
FREE daytime secretariai course q
leading business college, In exchang,
cal assistance: 3 afternoons weekly
ia; 4-0529. Sunday.
LEARN TO PLAY THE PIANO. pleas.
ant individual or class instruction,
for beginning. intermediate or ad-
vanced students. Home lessons i,
a dsTiFss; 9V Ha $so18i dancing ,ut
singing classes. KAIuLANI. HE; 4,
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MAN on WOMAN for part-tine
photo. 1niahfng work. exper.. pre-
fefred, but not necessary Call AD.
4-S039 after 1 PM. Monday.
MEN AND WOMEN, white and col
ored. expefienced. with references;
chief cook, abort order. dishWashers.
porters, drivers. waitresses. typists
and bookkeeperu; G-h-W.. By the
week, BY the day. MAINE AND d. c.
EMPLOYMENT CENTER. e06 18th
AMBfTioUs. REASONABLE t2s-So)
Earn $50 up; 26-hr; yks Car nee.
WHIT. MARRiED CT COLLEGE
STUDENT Is custodian for small
garden-type Arlington apartment.
Wife capable Of renting apart
ments. husband janitorial duties.
Apartment including utilities plus
salary Box 220-C, star.
COLORED-CLERK TYPISfj 9Th
and 9Th class engineer: presser; silk
finisheT; general laundry workers;
porters: gas station attendants:
cook; kitchen helpers; hotel workers;
exp. window washers; g.h.w, live
in or out. MANNING EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, 1910 9Th st. NV AID.
COIoRED MEN AND WOMEN
wanted. rs: $50 per week while
training. Call In person ut 74b 18th
ct. between $3.50 am. and IL 90
am, Monday, April %. 1855. See
Mr.. Smith.
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For paving contractors. construction
contractors and other users at rea-
sonahle prices.
" WAT !; ~ { 8 RAG & b BAG $50. SO;
Open rs Every Vel Z Saturday Until 4;so Pm.
CABINET. solid maple, S35. Can be
ewes. $500 14th st. NV. Apt. 207.
RIA. 6-3291.
CAFETERIA COUNTER, 27h feet
long, stainless steel Just like new;
Removable. RELIABLE SERVICE
CO., HE CATHEDRAL ST.. Baltimore,
Phone Saratoga 1850. --26
CALCULATIONS, Marchant, auto.
S110. Also Monroe auto. Also late
style Remington typewriter, $50 so.
Call Garden 4-S795.
CALCULATOR, Friden elect. 10 col
Auto Division; excel. cond.. $3.50
EN-. 3-S752.
CAMERA. Argus; small xylophone;
Wilton rug, 9xl2; pressure cooker
c ieMahnsRas' en Ss s rs; other dark
room equipment. 2.45 n, Noting.
ham ST., Arlington. Va. KE. S-657s
CAMERAS, Nixon 35mm f;2 coated
lens and case; also Argus ca IL. q
coated lens and eaSei new condition.
n.
CAMERA, Rolleieord. case. stubby
tripod, Tako professional washer.
Presto rapid printer, proiector-yisw
protector; make offer. 10. $500;
CAMERA. Argofiex, leather case and
flash gun; good cond., $25. Ju.
CAMERA, sx10 Eastman I'D. COM
plete. $3.50, HUI, 3-3722
CAMERAS-New, Contax III A, S220;
Rolleifiex and 35 nm. attach. S17Q;
used Voight reflex. S35. OV. 3-4307.
CAMERA LENS. Telephoto, Gruenex,
fits. Kodak Signet, So oil. 4.aSo4.
CAMERA-Refiex Ciroflex, Rapax
shutter, Wollensak 3.5 coated lens;
the best. 1432 r st. NV. Apt. 2,
CAMERA, Super D Graflex 3h4x4 a,
like new; best offer. Call Ju.
n-52o4
CAMERAs-Price. quality. guarantee,
service--you cant beat BRENNER,
non pa aye n W Pc 1-34a4
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ROOFING. Asphalt shingles. slate,
ASBESTOS snd Stag. Call RIA, 6-0703,
R b S-f NEARING. roof painting.
guttering and Spoutins; est. free.
ROoFING--Tin. tar. Stag; painting:
waterproofing bsmts.. exterior walls;
work guar; white mech. Ii. 7-S209.
ROOFING. all types: cutters. spouts;
gsneIsl sheet metal work. A. D.
SHEETR0CK, TAPING-Fin ishing
and sanding. Free estimates. RE. g.
STONE Notwithstanding walls, flag
stone patios and Falks; repairs: free
est, Call TONY: LU. .2-4130. IA
walks. brick or block retaining v walls.
chimneys. hreplaces. all kinds Of
MARcucCio. re 1855.
TRASH REMOVAL and general haul
ing. AUGUSTUS n. WILLIAMS, l26
TREE sIHshs sT q sS paintings consTet
ing; property repairs. RA. 6-s47s.
~ AND Il 'f RADIo repairs. Service call
only 81 so, We specialize in AL
M makes .s ;, Credit ,s terms available. Can
UPHOLSTERiNG; couches and chairs
rewsbbsd: work done at your home
JANNEY. RIA. 3-6037. RIA. 3-03S0.
Al PLAsTERING, waterproofing, fire-
proofing. wall scraping: free esti-
mates; II; 4-74 s;,s;,T II. 1867, %
modelling, brick, cement, ali kinds
construction. W1IAND CORP. RE.
7-22g1. RE- 1880.
IF YOU HAVE recently bought car
peting and need your doors short
ened. call RA. 3-0236. for free esti-
mate.
BLACK-TOP PAVING
Driveways built to last. JE 2-1573.
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Muroock o-ooUU
COUCH, Tuxedo, and slip cover, / pc.
down cushion. mahog. frame excel.
eond. $50 or best ofier; orig. price
COUNTER, 52 #. long. 2 It. deep.
SO in. high with 2-bar aluminium
railing IL In. high: suitable for bank.
DI. 7-570O. Call Mon. Tues. Cd
CRANE, Lima Paymaster. with 6o-ft.
dragline. Call Tower 9-6145.
CRIB. chest and studio couch; good
cond $50 es. LII. o-3I2O.
DAvANO. sray. simmons. storage
space practically new: SOS; ma.
DAvENPoRT-BED, simmons, very
wealth ave-. Alexandra. i V Va. ~.
DE I Walt POWER SHOP. new cond..
with access; cost $2f0. Sell $175;
terms. JE. 2-715"
DEEPFREEZE, Re Gu. it.. peri. eond.,
500 OIL, 6-6946.
DEEPFRLEZE, l4-cu; IT. Jordan up-
right; : yrs old; $3.50 or offer, SP.
DEEPFREEzE, coldspot. IA cubic IT,:
perfect condition; reasonable. HO.
DEEP FREEZE, 11a-cu.-tt. upright:
ems : mos T HId; a PVT; factory guarantee:
DEHTMIDiFIER, Frigidaire. excellent
condition: reasonable. LA. 5000.
DE- CM1DlFlER. excellent condition;
So AID. 4-3932. IA
DESKS, office (6); for sale cheap:
am IS pm. CAPITAL LAUNDRY, 10
top ,32xl5 in. height 5oIs in. AZ
cond.. $50. ia. S-4046.
DESKS, secretsrial. mahog. finish,
center .droplesf: good cond.. recent.
DESKS. se5 and SCI; dehumidiner.
So $50, hand.made guilt, $50; Encyelo-
p Pm $50 IL crystal plates, 50.
DESK, executive. 3sx5o. Z drawers.
excel. cond., $40 Cali oil. 6-44ss.
DESK, solid mahog.. kneehole, suit
ao!s home or ONCE; $50. OIL; g.
DESKS, all kinds; new, used, type.
tables. Sunday. CO 5-4625; week,
al 10Th st. NV D1. 1-t3i2,
DIAMOND. blue white. peri, "a cts
Keepsake. guar; sacr.. z price,
n SI33 o,RA. 3,5s51. OWNER. "a.
Is carat, French solid gold vanity
n aslsi II 3 8;sl Ext, "a. s-s pm.
perfect. finest color with 2 taperins,
baguettes. Also, matching platinum
wedding ring. 3 baguettes; emerald
cut diamond alone appraised S1,l00,
WI sacrifice both for 5000. Eng.
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SECRETARY

BOX 11o-1s 6lAI. 20
SECRETARY
Personal aide, admin. asst, driver tu-
toring. Man Friday, etc. Shorthand,
tipping, once routine. minor drafting,
Leroy lettering: live in II necessary,
Reasonable: white: 40. EX. 3-s0S1.
sTEN0GRAPHER, desires hrs. work
daily: occupied 4 hrs, reasonable
rate. Box 252-Y. Star.
TRADE ASSOCIATION executive with
over % years Of heavy experience In
public. Industrial and labor rela-
tsn1 In w e sts d e. 70
manent home. Interested In asso-
ciating with company or orRaniza-
ton on full-time or consulting basis.
Salary open. Resume upon request.
Box 1917. Star.
WRITER-EDITOR, 'sperfeetionist,' -
tech. and non-teeh., with wide vo-
cational exper and scholastic hon.
position involving either expository
or argumentative writing and de-
mandine quality rather than GUAM
tity. Box 262-Y. Star.
BOY REQUIRES JOB o. bus boy
or porter. Ii. 4-7917.
MAN desires Job as janitor; expert
enced. Live In. Call DI. 10000:
MAN. colored. night work. driving and
cleaning and dishwashing. Ref
NO. 1922.
MAN, desires nlling station Job or
FL; and Sat. any hours. LII g.
MAN. eolored. wishes ianitor work;
full OF part time; reference. Cal
MAN, oolored. desires any type house.
cleaning work. Call Elk. 3-6743.
MAN, white. reliable. wants job
working around 81 shrubs and cuttins
MAN. colored, wants work as house
man. work inside. and yard man.
MAN. colored. retired Govt. guard,
desires night Job switchboard OF
elev. oper.: refs. co. $1,000.
MAN. colored, young. wishes work
Of any kind: strong and willing.
HO. 2-5416.
YOUNG MAN. II. desires Job: some
exper. in restaurant. Call NE; g.
0516. Pa
YOUNG MAN, colored, 10. desires any
kind of work. 1927 Md ave ne.
Ii. 4-6946. Ask for JAMES.
YOUNG MAN, colored. wants porter
v TSrk' h, house nr and sy ya5d work. Rsii-
YOUNG SStH u Man. N. coiored. 90. needs
psrt-time. night JOB. or full time
Bat; and Sun: good refs. AID.
cAT p2Si.I MALE ORGANISE and
choir director desires position in
vicinity. Thoroughly experienced in
Georgian Chant and polyphonic
music, Write Box 224-Y, Star.
3rd CLASS ENGINEER desires Job
part time or full. tn. 2-3S47.
between and 70 pm; -26
RETIRED POSTAL EMPLOIE de-
FAMILY MAN, white, sober. consci-
entious, with tangible and Intangible
sales exper.; capable of assuming
managerial position. in retail or
direct selling neld: best refs. Box
.TE M. eS %ss;S: desires sdEs d full
Cleaning, day or night. HO. 2-5257.
AMBITIOUS COLLEGE GRADUATE
Food industry BACKGROUND. seeks DO
sition public relations. production or
sales Alert, dependable. with pleas
ant personality and fiair for writing.
vhHtS sas E's sv. zsr. .o1 fun OF e.E1
CoLoRED MAN, b C. Gov. empioye,
wants Job, 90, eyes,, all day Sat.
In hagS 2T drug drIs; groe. Is clerk del
COLORED AUTO MECHANIC wants
job on pereentase or strSisnt ,s sal-
COLORED MAN wants houseman. ele.
vator, porter or waiter lob; good
references. ME. S-5109.
wants position. NO. 7-594O.
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G.H.W., child care. to live in; expe-
ences. Sat. and Sun. on. OIL. e-s553.
e.H.w. and help with children: other
h 1--we f I'm o 4 iG!S5ed' with eyer
CIV, live in; must be good with
children. $50 mo. to start. Refs.
CIV. white. live in; fond of chill
dren; good salary; refs. Box sS-z'
CIV. 25-45 yrs: Bethesda. live
in: 3 school-age children. Thurs.
pm. and every sun. of. Start at
$40. Exper; and recent local refs.
sun. any wkday. before 3 pm. %
G.H.W.. live in new rambler; exper.
worker. good with children: pvt. rm.
Refs. required. oil. 4-502O. pa
CIV. live in, fond Of children; To-
after breakfast of. $40. JU. S-93s7.
6Hw and care for children Of en-
ployed cple White woman to live
GIRL-To live in, do E:h W. and care
fer fer chii khsg Sat. and Sun. on;
Ho nnsEHSSiIDA ASSISTANT, white. live
In. g.h.w., In town mr.. Mass. ave-;
So days. DU. 7-S6S3.
HOUSEKEEPER for employed couple.
u modern farm home. 90 miles
phone Mrs. TRENARY. RE. $4,000.
ext. 1877. Mon.-Fr o to 5. --26
HOUSEKEEPER-NURSE, white, live
epe for so ssn fs Ate. ana l. s% vi
HoGsEKEEPER, white, middle-ased
Christian woman. for family Of 4;
live In; NV. location. DE. 2-4564
HoUsEKEEPER for easy ito live with
family Of widower and 2 school-age
.sirls; live; in. 10. s-e51s. "a
care Of 2 81 children; New . home II. in
s sstaissea s cs 81 stsgI other asl0
MAID on MOTHER's HELPER, to
live in. RA. 6-32O0.
MAID TO LIVE m, must have refs.
S1a, .sss.r Tk plsin c09k5ns sat
m esTden 70 and sad' . ssas g genera work
around the house. Good salary. B.
day week. year round; must have
car: Reply BOX 4S1.Z. star. IA
WOMAN e AN s1 Es Melted eh ~ s,F w.
WOMAN, white, settled. IS to IS;
gh.w.. cook evening meal: must
Be- fond Of children. Hours pm: TO
9 pm. 8 days per week; pay $50
WOMAN. white, to live in. help care
for invalid husband, meals and
small salary. JU. 7-7602.
WOMAN white, Catholic. Help with
housework and care for elderly per-
50; Must furnish refs. Box sss,Y'
w WHITE WOMAN given home in ex-
change for care of Tyr. old child
and light housework. Call Ii. 81
96zS, nc later than 4;3o pm, Sun
wHiTE couPLE-woman to cook
adults. man to work outside. A
completely mod. 6-rm. furn. house
cleo. and fuel oil. plus an excel,
Telephone jE. 2-0075 for appt.
COUPLE-Colored or white: must live
in; exp. necessary Call MA. S-5S75
Monday an; HOURLY AID CLUB,
references. Apply in person i to
B pm. 1921 Blsgden terrace NV.
GOOD HOME AND SMALL SALARY
to dependable white woman Unjust
Of semi-invaIid mother, light house
work and prepare evening meal. LU.
1-5S15 after pm. ewes. or any
time Sat. or sun. NO SMOKERS.
pa
EXPERIENCED MAID for iousework.
Other help employed. Excellent sal
airy. References REQUIRED. AD; q
EXP. CIV. care 1 child. live in,
local refs. neat. heaith cert. TT; p
styE,yN HELP .xpsr,src.d With
good salary for right person. Re
cent references required. KE. 6-S277.
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