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FURNITURE
FLOOR SAMPLES ONLY

AA14N O114A1 AG1 olNA1
3-Piece solid maple bedrm. Suite. $50.
SOS .Mahogany drop-leaf table and
chairs. 'So9.
Beautyrest box springs, S4995.
S149 Englander redline rubber foam
mattress. box springs. Sl09.
HENRY'S FURNITURE co.
1925 9TH St. NV HU. 3-3646
FURN. of lux. apt; 2 bedrms.. din
Of. 9-9ese; CO. 5-oo65. Apt. sos
FuRN.-Liv. rm.. mod. excel. eond.,
FURN.-Hollywood bed, prac. new,
s25:. 2 desks--large solid oak, S25;
small painted, $s. XII. S-6542.
FURN.--Period liv. rm. platform
sn s3'kefi offer: eSWDl?ts oV sa1sS sSaFmS M Make
FURN.-Hollywood style single bed
Ho Fsas'; !. hess beth in excel cond' Call
GAS LOG HEATER, size ,3ox3o in;
goa5,tion Wi55 logs Im 20 s6Ss inSsfs long, good
GAS RANGES, new, used. repairs. oil.
i0ii 7th st. NV, Ma. s-s952.
GAS RANGES. new, used. installation.
PEERLESS SALES CO., 2231 Ga.
ave DE. 2-5566
GAS RANGE. Estate de luxe, with
separate warming oven, built-in grill,
clock and timer: $50. JU, 7-a235.
GAS RANGES, used. in "as is con-
dition. your choice. $40 plus delivery
charge. B. A. COE & CO., 312l 14th
GENERATORS, STARTERS, $3.50 up;
lge. assort: elec. motor repairs; 4lst
yr. CARTY. 1908 18th. NO. 1-0224.
HEATERS. new, used tgas. oil. coal.
STOVE. i0Ii fth NV. Ma. s.s95S.
ICE SKATES, 81: night stand, So;
electric range. S25; washer, $50;
chest, $40. ST. 3-S546 after 12.
KITCHEN CABINETS-New builder S
surplus, "a base units. 54-in. long; /;
"a wall units, 54-ir. long: As wall
units. 36-in. long. White wood with
attractive hardware. Call wkdays.
JE. 2-2257. -22
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APEs 4eeu .yoN M to ev.o@rs .a6s OrdsTs ss1n Sp .sS
S25 weekly near your home. DI.
7-0221. go
LADIES sell House Of Plastic" COM
pletely new spring line OF house.
wares and knick-knacks, through
party plan. Large commission, with
no delivery or collection. Visit show
room. Kansas and Sheridan ST., or
call ia. 9-3031 for literature.
time; UP to $50 per
week. White. Car nee. WESTMORE-
LAND STERLING. UN. 4-1097. --25
LADIES: PART-TIME WORK
Lsnt pe;es peasant haat saiesS9rk no45S ,G OF
MA. S-7357, between l and 4 pm.
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HELP-woMEN

counter floor. exper. on
fountain and fast food service:
nights: refs. 1929 r st. NV. -23
WAITRESS, experienced: Italian food.
Apply 11-2. or 5-10 Pm. Lunch
period. dinner; closed Mondays
LlVERA'S, 1914 L st. NV. IA
GIRL, white: to work in dry cleaning
store, must have exper. Good pay.
Apply at once. 1907 Conn. ave. NV.
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CLERK

White. 20-35, for posting account,
receivable and general ONCE work
Experience in use of posting ma
chine preferred. High school grad.
uate: pleasant working conditions
employe benefits. 5-day wk., 40-hr.
Apply g-l1 am. or 2-4 pm. MIR
Shuey. SOUTHERN WHOLESALERS
707 Edgewood 81. ne. %
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nElP-MoMEN

ICLERK-TYPIsT. ls to 22; SWITCH
board duty: 5-day; no experience
yGTEins conditions: Can MISS An
c6ESE2s;sIoSai 6SSs4s; 81, It5S22N to5fS22Nses. SO $1,000
to $4,000 up. All kinds. See GRACE
DUNN, 1871 @ st. NV. RE- 7-2S2S.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experienced.
poSroR.s sSs s&,yi s5fT; oFF,cE ASST. wanted.
young lady with some laboratory or
nursing training. Box s5-V. Star;
IDRUG-CIGAR CLERK, exper.; day
work only; pleasant working condi-
tions; salary open; apply in person.
ALBAN TOWERS PHARMACY. Wis.
and Mass. aves. NV. IA
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK; must
be experienced; permanent position;
no Sunday work Apply SCHWARTZ
PHARMACY, 100 Conn. ave. NV.
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK
Must be thoroughly experienced; good
safIs Sfsts spmgssSn sanda1s and Hssy N
PHARMACY. 809 Penna. ave. NV.
FILE CLERK-TYPlST, experienced,
white, age 20-25; starting at $40
per week; opportunity for advance
ment; many company benefits. Ii.
B-1331, --2S
FILTER, for better coats and suits.
| 5-day week. pleasant working con-
ditions. General alteration eXpe-
rience essential Apply ZIRkIN,
S21 14th st: n.w. -22
HOTEL CLERK-TYPIST, Alexandria
| resident. Apply personnel office,
HECHINGER CO.. 10Th and H ne.
| WASHINGTON. 20
INTERVIEWER, for ward admitting
/ office. social service, or teaching
| experience helpful. Must be active,
| hour week re, % some % Sunday and holi-
day work; apply in person. CH1L-
| DREN'S HOSPITAL, between 8 am.
| and pm.
MAID WAITRESS, colored. good pay.
| meals, IL to pm. Sunday off,
| age 20 to 35 Apply 2131 o st.
NV. rear entrance.
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STENOG., part time. minimum IA
days per week incl. Sat. morn. Title
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ASSISTANT
.

Neat appearing young women, 25-40
years, ) IT., inches minimum
height with previous waitress, hostess
or supervisory experience preferred
We offer good starting salary. meals.
Navy Socony suits furnished. Group
insurance disqualification, annual
and sick leave These positions re-
quire working week ends.
APPLY
1341 @ st. NV. Room 200
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
--24
SALESGIRLS for late eve
ming work. Saturday and Sunday
work required. Apply BRENNERS'
BAKERY. $500 Columbia pike. Ar
lington, Va. ia. 7-S606 after 2 pm,
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ALERT WOMEN

25 to 80 to handle Nationally Adver-
tised Sterling Silver and .Bavarian
China. Average SS5 to S125 per
week. Not canVassing. No expert
ence required. For appointment call
today. rs
PART-TIME WORK
Day or eve. In hrs. to suit you, Is
hrs wkly. will earn you $50. Apply
$40 p.m.-7 pm. RIM. T05. 1919 F
ST. NV. "a
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INSTRUCTION COURSES tcont.

LEARN THE ART of native Hawaiian
dances: day and evening Glasses;
FREE CAREER TRAINING. real es-
tate. ins. LOYOLA INV. 81 REAL
ESTATE. 1924 Pa. ave. Sc. LU; z
sPANisH TEACHER-Learn Spanish
by conversation only. AID. 4-S464.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture; all subjects taught; approved
for GI training; day and evening
LEGE, 1910 @ st. NV. DI. 7-1762.
CIVIL SERVICE, coaching for TYP
enroll today. BOYD SCHOOL Test.
40 yrs). (NA. s-2340). 700 18th.
cor O.
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GIRLS-WHY COMMUTE?

Do you live Sc. District or Suitland
area? Jobs open. typing and
general once work No experience
modern ONCE Offering good future.
All modern emplove benefits. Apply
in person.
Household Finance Corp.
1919 suitland Rd., Suitland. Nd.
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YOUNG WOMEN

ARTHUR MURRAY is beginning its
training for teachers. supervisors
and interviewers; incomes SIS to
SIPS weekly. Only persons with
social and academic background
accepted. NO PREVIOUS EXPERI-
ENCE NECESSARY. Complete train
ing given in the evening to those
who qualify. Apply in person, z
pm. to pm, 1011 Conn. ave. NV.
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REUPHOL STEERING

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Special sofa and chair reupholstering,
labor and material, $50: workman
ship guar: % years in same estab-
lishment. LA FRANCE UPHOL-
STEERING, 2509 14th st. NV. CO
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Daily, $50 to 8, Sun. 1920 to l.SV
TARPAULINS

s1 1 So DROP cLoTHs, PAPER. 81
CLOTH $3.50. CANVAS.
? MAN SAWS, $3.50. PICKS II,
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NEW Gas CANS. 50. PAINT So.
AXES lUSEDl 81 so. 3-TON HY:
DRAULIC JACKS, S695. SIN. SAW
BLADES ST 25, l4-QT BUCKETS.
soc, HAMMERS, soc. HAND SAWS
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Junioto Seeking
Straight Win

HUNTINGDON. Pa. Oct. II
Especial, Oklahoma, with II.
~ consecutive victories. owns
the longest and most publicized
football winning streak in the
Nation. but there's . compare
tive surge Of pride In this sector
lover the exploits Of Juniata Col
|lege.
/ A coed school with about $50
male students. Juniata win be
striving for its 18th straight win
tomorrow when II plays Lgcon-
ing here. The Indians have
defeated Moravian and Hayer-
ford to extend their streak this
season.
Juniata beat Hayerford. 10.
last Saturday.
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WEEKEND
FOOTBALL

TONIGHT
venderhilt Ct chattanoosa.
Utah ~ Denver.
wisconsin at Southern California.
G0tcfado Mines pt Colorado Coliese.
TOMORROW
MARYLAND 1t North Carolina.
George Warrington at Penn.
AoEgnIl ct Howard.
GauAudet nk MONTGOMERY J. c,
Itrgtntn Military ~ viSgiriia.
tennessee - Alabama tat HirminK-
Teas western 81 arizona. y
TEXAS ct Arkansas fat Little Rock.
9yracuse at ARM. !.
Drake q Boston q:
nrman q The Citadel
Lafayette 81 Darkmontll.
Nashlngton and Lee IS Davidson.
Louisians STATE 81 fiofida. Ii
QElshoms Am q Houston.
Ee1hinston state at Idaho,
Minnesota 4 Illinois.
Missouri ct Iowa State.
Purdue nt Iowa, ss
CnlorAd0 1t Kansas state.
lMlssissippi STATE g Kentucky.
NotTe Dame ct Michiean etste.
wake Forest ct North Carolina state
Duke q Ohio State. n
Kansas ~ Oklahoma.
California at Ofeeon cat Portiandl.
EQlgn1 at Princeton.
Rice at Southern Methodist.
Tszas A&M 81 Texas Christian.
MiEsissippi IL Tulane.
Ric1mond at yiretnia Tech.
BAYLOR ct washington.
william n Mary at West virgiuia.
Tulsa Ct Wyoming.
Cornell ct Yale.
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play dirty football and that West
Coast ofiiciating III the National
IFootball League Is bad. but de-
|nied saying the Cardinals .'never
would meet the Forty Miners
voluntarily again as long as I'm
head Of the club
'There Ii q difference between
never playing the Forty-Niners
lin San Francisco and never
playing them. period. : Wolfner
said.
Wolfner was quoted BY Jack
Mcdonald. sports writer Of the
lSan Francisco Call Bulletin, 81
Saying the Cardinals would
never again play the Forty
Miners IN San Francisco unless
scheduled BY the National Foot
ball League. It meant. Ii ct
feet. the end OF preseason exhi-
hilton games between the teams
III true because the two teams,
being in opposite NIL divisions,
usually don't meet during the
regular season.
Wolfner was quoted In Nc
IDonald's column as saying seri-
IOus injury to Halfback Charley
lTfippi In am exhibition game
was one reason the Cardinals
intended to quit San Francisco.
ITrippi still Is undergoing treat
Iment for D skull fracture and
smashed nose suffered in q play
involving Halfback John Henry
johnson Of the Forty Miners 81
IEan Francisco defeated the
Cards. 43-7.
1T was dirty playing Wolf
Iner charged, because Trippi was
standing so yards from the play
land johnson punched at him
with his iists nd forearm while
|Trippi was conn ieteiH away from
the action. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14

George Washineton's football
team returns to the scene Of It,
lonly 1854 success tomorrow Wher
lit plays Pennsylvania st Frank.
lin Field IN Philadelphia. Tho
game win start at 1880 pm.
washington time.
The ouakers provided the
lColonials with the latters' only
Victory last year. 1927. Thi,
year the game y rated IS Z
ltoss lip. ~
Penn didn't win 1t Ell last
year and % far this year has
bowed to Virginia Tech. CALI
lfornia and Princeton Tor 3 losing
lstrine 81 ~ games. CIV WA
bounced around and shut out By
FLORIDA last week after earlier
Twins over Virginia Military and
virginia. An things considered,
THE colonials may be the softest
thing on the Penn schedule, and
QUAKER supporters figure that 4
their team Is going 70 win At al
this year. this IS the week for II,
PENIS 1854 stars Back
penn still has the players who
ldid best against CIV last year,
lThese include Stan Chaplin. who
lgot two Of the touchdoWns. and
MEL HyIand and Leon Hardy,
1Who got the other two. Hyland
ialso Is one Of the standouts II
IPenn pass defenses that have
permitted only nine compilations
lin "A attempts and no toucf-
downs.
Although neither team Is q
football power. tomcrrow's game
lmay be another wide-open affair
las was last years. Coach Steve
lSebo's Quakers use the Michigan
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IEWIs +. AYCHIsON

You really couldn't blame
prank c;atsli II be were becoi1l-
ing 4 little fed up with bis job
Is firss-string offensive center
for the Cleveland Browns, who
tangie with the Redskins Sum
day ct 0rinith Stadium. The
veteran from little Marshall Col
lege in West Virginia has been
there for 90 consecutive games
without relief and over an eight
year period It could set rather
monotonQus,
The 32sgear -old Gatski, one Of
four l0-year veterans on the
squad, took over the regular Job
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|G0Ilcudet Hcrriers
Score Over Howard

Gallaudet's cross couJ.sry team
loutran Howard University yes
lterday ct Howard, scoring ~
points to the hosts 81 IN the
Opening meet for both teams,
Low score wins,
Individual winner was Gal
Iiaudet,s Stephen Kudell, who
toured the 3.3-Mile course in
Haas. Howard's Charles
Sanders was second. Gailaudct
runners finished fourth. nth,
sixth and eighth.
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YOU BE THE
QUART ERBACK
ANSWER
fQaestio1l o,s PaQe C-Il.

~ tlSNNpASfs Wv = tStftt ~ - n
&. Forward lateral. Worst call.
A little too much fazzle dazzle
for this spot.
8. Statue Of Liberty. You'll
either gain wen Or yet caught
for Q substantial loss on this one.
Use this play only when you
have It clearly set up.
3. End run. This might get
S or more yards. but It's doubt
full.
/. Field goal attempt. Best
call. A rood place to try the
kicker. II he fails and the bah
goes as 1 touciiback, the oppo-
nents have 1t on the 20, only 2
yards closer than when play
Started.
Distributed ~ the REGISTER and
tribune syndieatel
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FOOTBALL

C0MtIuuGU ENUm GMED O-A
Stiil, the Spartans loom Is the
best test yet for the Irish. who
are unbeaten. united and un-
scored on after beating Southern
Methodist. Indiana and Miami
(Fla.
Michigan State has one loss to
DATES f4-7 decision against
Michigan, the NO. I team III the
Nation
With Wisconsin busy outside
the conference, Michigan looks
to claim q share Of the Big Ten
lead after dealing with Winless
4 Northwestern tomorrow Even
with End Ron Kramer, their big
man, injured. the wolverines are
favored by three touchdoWns.
In addition to tonight:s West
Coast battle. Duke Ohio State
and washington Baylor add In.
tersectional spice to the week
end.
Duke, ,lnheaten, united and
ranked No. II. Is judged about
even with the once beaten Buck
eyes. Ohio State only yesterday
revealed that All-America How
ard Cassidy injured leg Ia
/ practice this week. But Hppa-
long wili be on hand for tomor-
rows game tn the big u-shaped
stadium In Columbus, Ohio.
washington. unbeaten in four
games and the Pacific Coast
Conference surprise. has q 1854
defeat to i've down at Baylor.
The Bears socked 'em SAT last
year.
Elsewhere tomorrow. Mary
lands unbeaten. sscond-ranked
Terrapins figure To upset North
Carolina's Homecoming plans.
Oklahoma. No. 5. figures 70 have
q gala homecoming show ct Nor
man against Kansas. The
Sooners can run their winning
streak. longest now active among
the major coIlegians. to 23 while
extending their Big Seven Com
ference superiority.
Georgia Tech Plays Auburn
One big game looms ii Dixie.
Georgia Tech. No. 5 and unde-
feated. bumps into once-tied
Auburn In the Southeastern
Conference game Of the day. The
winner gets q big bowl boost.
Techs the fayorite BY Z points.
The rest Of the top 10 Is sAhed-
uled like this: Texas Christian,
No. I and pushing Left Halfback
Jim Swink for individual honors,
plays Texas AIM; Navy, No. s
and like Notre Dame unsccred
on. meets Penn State: UCLA,
once-beaten and No. Q, plays
Stanford. and West Virginia. No.
10, figures to take all sorts Of
liberties with William Il Mary.
Other top games:
East-syraeuse ct Army. Rutgers ct
Brown. George Washington It Penn,
Nebraska ut Pitt. CoiEate At Princeton.
Harvard Ut Columbia, and CcFpen Ut
South Tennessee ct Alabama, Missis-
sippi ct Tulane. Mississippi State ~
Kentucky. washington q Lee at Davt-
Louisiana state. 1t florida, Wake Forest
81 North Carolina state, WI 1t Vir-
einfas Richmond At Virginia Tech.
MIdNest-Purdue ct Iowa. Minnesota
eonTi 4 Iowa state. Colorado a Kansas
state. h
Southwest Rice 1t southern Metho-
81 Arizona lnight. Oklahoma A q "
ct Houston night
Par West Washinston state at idaho.
California at Oregon tuight1, OREGON
state 1t College Of Pacific tnightl, Tulsa
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Dirty Play chorged
|In Pro League, Too
Denies Abiding

CHICAGO. oct. Is tF1 wal
ter Wolfner. managing director
|of the Chicago Cardinals. today
stood By his accusations that
the San Francisco Forty Miners
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
b tns Associatsd press

US 81 s,e 81 s' sIss
Los Aiigeles Il u.
pALxAs Armand gagoie i3E, Non.
treal. cutpointed Jackie Blaif. 1873
ipe1ias ii0l.
Isl hsllss.os. pa sSSspo h oe 81,
lAnder1nh, 161, philadelphia tel.
| LONDON Ron nsrtQn, lg6ats Ion
ldcn Knocked out Austin JONES', 174
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OFFICIATING

Continued From Page C-l
n,ent because ofiiclals didn't en-
force the simple rules against
unnecessary roughness."
Denies Aiming
IN his article. patterson also
wrote:
ssThis isn't q dim attempt e
Iaiibi & 200 loss. The SoOileri
would have won that one going
IaWayseVen II their play had beer
Immaculate. That being the case
lit is surprising that some Of the
boys didn't see ut TO restrain
themselves during some Of the
activity at the crossroads. !.
In connection with the alleged
lkneeing Of Halfback Smith. Bat
lterson added:
"Just an accident2 Perhaps
although 1t should be pointed
out that the player who did the
lkneeing was between 10 and II
yards away when the whistle
blew and can be seen dropping
his knee as he went In TO join
the pileup.'
RouRhness DiscIaimed
At Norman Coach Bud VII
Ikinson Of Oklahoma would mol
comment on the charges. while
lat Little Rock. Clid Shaw. ref
leree Of the Oklahoma Texas
game, disclaimed any knowledge
|of uppercuts and kneeing.
II had no idea that plays like
that occurred. /" Shaw said, land
u stili don't He added that
both coaches made D point Of
coming to rs after the game
They said Il vas as Well-Worked
d game As they had ever seen.
At Dallas, Curtis said, q
haven't seen any plays that
looked particnlarly rough u me-
and that he saw none iii the
Texas-O Oklahoma game. HOVE
ever. Curtis said he left at the
half and didn't know about the
rest Of the game, but that swe
have received no complaints. =
Curtis saw the TCU-Kansas
game and said be saw nothing
rough In 1t.
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REDSKINS CANE goth STRAIGHT
Center Frank Gotski
OBJ Browns Veteran

sac - k@... 49,. -,
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49,, 1870. Nat ne F rrnwn ,s n sss
linai center was.Mike ecarry. one
sort Of took ii for granted that
IGatsd grew up handing the ball
back 70 Otto Graham.
Three Other Veterans
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80, s : tssr 81 mr. $1,000 i
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spent io ana - ysaIs = ~
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Virginia. Gatski makes his home
lot Grant Town. w. Va. where
archery Is q major sport. An
expert hoFmail. Gatski hunts
deer with bow and arrow and
also sells archery equipment.
ITS great Snort lie saws. -It,s
safe ana inexpensive. Al guys
i cot "a lei real close "a his tarret
ana there's Ilttie chance 81 eet-
trio winred 50 8 strav q arrn n
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siTUATioNs--WoMEN

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LIBRARIAN, BIS, BIS, z years
expcr.. wants full or part time posi-
tion in library, biblio. research. re:
xs s.ss e n,.c Fey i4 desires STAB prysts
cases. hospital or doctors once:
excel. ref. co. 5-91sa. any time.
NURSE, practical. graduate. desires
nursing or will nurse conyalescent
patient: live in. Tu. 2-bs3s.
msasFnt practise: sDsa. hH'p i've oa sHD xb
PkACrIcAL NURSE wishes care Of
children or sick; light housework;
NEAT sfs' AHT FIR 4R' A reliable yoaps
colored lady desires work, clerk,
typist or salesgirl; good education.
refs. and exper. RA. 6-0957. 25s
COLORED GIRL, .exper.. des, wait
ress work or baby.sitter JOB, day
OLORED GIRL. college student,
desires Job on Saturday and Sun.
cOIoRED WOMAN, neat, refined.
exper., elevator and PIX operator.
maid, ldry., knowledge of sewing,
desires work BY wk. or day. IL -
COIORED GIRL desires lob as clerk
typist, dental assisnt or sales clerk:
yery neat: h. 8. education: bus. col.
background; good ref. TU. 2-G542.
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CHILD CARE AND CIV: plain
cooking; stay some nights; exper.
and recent local refs; $50 to start.
c mi Sse CARE AND CIV. some
cookins. good home TO responsiple
woman to care for 2-yr.- oio HI III
ana home me-, em sI,nd psfe M sss Oh.
6-7556 OF write Box 102-v, star.
COMPANION .HousEKEErER. white,
under So, for lady; live in snail
Bethesda home: refs. he. 4-t2oS:
lady to assist in light housekeeping
and prsperirg ,n iimpIe ,y msai QUAR-
COOK: downstairs: live In. Top
salary. Best refs, req Wos o.
live in: refs; start
at $40 wk. Call Sun. or Men, EN-
c (, oiKg.ss5 week to sxperisneed
Children In family. Cooking, light
housework. assist in care o. q,
year-oid other help empolyed for
Cleaning and ironing. on 4 pm
Friday until 4 pm. SUNDAY. MUS
be under so. In good health, haye
recent references, IA. L-ellu 20
COOK, white, all.round man. *
E Fer s SSPi Dss sf s'' sas: ASps
c 2s5is .THSSHTTls;EsW ss nT white. for
lady alone. 40 mi. from d. c. Ex-
ceiient recent references REQUIRED
Good salary and living quarters
IN rsply give your telephons no.
Boz i6S. fhs Plains. Va. a7'