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In mrmnriant

SNOWDEN. JOSEPH D. We will AGAR
cherish the memory Of our dear huS-
band ana father JOSEPH d SNOW
DEN, who left Us seven years age
today July ) 1910.
Every dav in some small way
Memories OF you come our Way:
lme and years roll swiftly by.
But love and memories never die
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN
NELLIE r. In loving memor,
OF our beloved wife and mother. MEL
LIE r TURNER. who passed peace
fully aWay july 3. 1851
Her life is beautiful memory,
Her absence silent grief
Only those who have lost can tell
The greet OF parting without farewell
But she sleeps in Coos beautiful garden
IN the sunshine OF perfect peace
DEVOTED HUSBAND JAMES 2
TURNER, AND SON JAMES j
SWANSON, EDWARD. AND SMITH. HET.
TIE. A tribute OF love in memory OF
my dear father EDWARD SWANSON
VINO passed aWav July II 1917. and
NV cousin, HETIIF SMITH, who passed
away July 4 1919
How often my thoughts 60 wanderlne
To the days when you we're here,
The good times We had together
Are memories III cherish for wears
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND COUSIN
MAUDt 5. rWITTY
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Dratha
ELIAS TACKs. ]

ELIAS tTACKS>. Departed
this life or Tuesday. July 10 1856
a. Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore
Nd. ELIAS TACK WILLIAMS, son
OF the late Henrietta Boston. devoted
cousin Of Claude Barker Johnson Cath
crime B. Dale Matilda B Schools
Msrgaret SnoVden and Eloise c Ste
tenson Other relatives and friends
also sut we. Friend, may cal after
and Isabella Barbour .Funeral Home,
IS St ne where funeral services
Will be held on Monday July IL at
] pm lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery Family may be seen al
WILLIAMS. JOSEPH. on TUESDAY, July
10 800 JOSEPH WILLIAMS OF 1000
MARYLAND ave ne, husband Of Agnes
Williams, brother Of Pearl Davis. Jack
ana Earl Williams He also is sur
vlved by other relatives and friends.
After am SUNDAY, July ., frienus
are inyited 10 call al the jarvis Chspel
be held on Monday. July l6. At II 80
m, Interment Arlington National
Cemetery
WOOD, BERNARD. on WEDNESDAYS,
july J., 1886 al Akron, ONO. BER
NARD WOOD son OF Mrs Mary Dabney
OF 500 Attn St. ne. He is also survived
by two brothers three sisters many
relatives and friends After ! pm
SUNDAY July ). friends may call a.
Henry s. Washington & Sons Funeral
Home 1898 Deane ave ne Funeral
services Monday July l6 a. pm
from Randall Methodist Church, io2S
DYSON offciatinR lnterment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery
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Judge L. H. Miller
Of West Virqiniu

RIPLEY. w. Va. July IA lPl.-
Judge Lewis H. Miller of West
VWginias 5th judicial Circuit
died at his home here today after
being stricken with a heart at
tack. He was 81.
Although he had suffered from
a heart condition for three years,
Judge Miller had continued TO
perform his duties and on Fri
day presided over a session Of
Circuit Court here.
Judge Miller, a Republican.
was first elected to the bench
IN 1923. In 1852 he was re-
elected to his fourth successive
eight-year term.
In the 1910 primary election,
he was an unsuccessful candidate
for the Republican nomination
for Governor.
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Colorado avenue NV. for many
years, and had been in the nurs-
ing home several months. Her
husband died in 1885.
A third generation Washing
tonian. she was the former
Nellie Friebus, the daughter OF
the late Theodore and Florida
Van Tyne Friebus.
Educated In Washington
She was educated in Washing
ton, and also studied for several
years in Germany.
Mrs. Grove was member of
the womens circle of Calvary
Methodist Church.
She is survived by her son,
Paul F. Grove, jr.. Of ITO Fleet
wood terrace. Silver Spring; a
granddaughter, Mrs. Ruth Weir,
of Fairfax. and two great-grand-
children, Shannon Lea Weir, 4
and Robert James Weir, III, six
months.
Services will be held at II am
Tuesday at the S. H. Hines
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Glenwood Cemetery.
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Mrs. c. Murray,
Native of Luruy

Mrs, Charles c. Murray, 83, OF
3427 Yuma street NV, died yes
terday at Suburban Hospital
after a five-year illness.
Mrs. Murray was the former
Ella J. Hite, a native of Luray.
Va. She was married in 1896
and came to Washington to live.
Her husband, a contractor, died
in 1923.
Mrs. Murray was a member OF
Calvary Methodist Church.
Survivors are a son. Irwin c.,
5725 Utah avenue NV; two
daughters, Mrs. Gladys Fahrney
Frederick, Md. and Mrs. Eva
Mae Jessup. Swarthmore, Pa;
two brothers, DR.. H. A. Hite,
Green Ridge. Mo. and Ernest L.
Hite, st. Clair. Mo; seven
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. Another son
Cyrus NJ, died in December
1854.
Services will be held at pm
tomorrow at the Hines funera1
home. 2g0l Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
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mrs. Paul Grove, ST., Dies;
Was Friend of Amputees
BY BETTY MILES

Mrs. Paul F. Grove. ST., 81
an amputee at 70, whose courage
inspired disabled servicemen at
Walter Reed Hospital. died yes
terday of arterial thrombosis
at Oakhaven Convalescent Home
in Takoma Park. Md.
An earlier thrombosis cost Mrs
Grove her left leg. which was
amputated below the calf. A
volunteer for the Red Cross. she
produced more than 100 afghans
in four years after World War
II. and more than 200 by the
time of her death.
The delivery of the first al
CHAN bearing her name brought
thank you note from the re-
cipient at Walter Reed. and Mrs.
Grove went to visit him. She
found the soldier had lost his
leg at precisely the same spot
she had lost hers, and was de-
pressed over his future.
Gave Him Courage
Mrs. Grove was applauded by
the other amputees in the ward
when, upset by his discourage
ment. she told him that she
wore an artificial limb. and as
sured him that since she was
able to get around almost As
we'll as ever, she was sure he
could. too.
Two more operations were
necessary for the soldier. and
his leg was finally removed at
the hip. But her courage helped
him resume a normal life again.
He visited her at her home. and
every Christmas remembered her
with a card.
Plucky Mrs. Grove made other
visits to Walter Reed, where she
pointed to her artificial leg and
told the soldiers, If 1 could
learn. you can, too"
She left an unfinished afghan
when a stroke about a year ago
made it impossible for her to
go on with her work.
Mrs. Grove lived at $500
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In Mrmurtam

ALLEN, RAYMOND A. GUS. In loving
memory OF our son and grandson. RAY
MOND A. GUS ALLEN, on his birthday
in heaven
Your birthday, dear. has come again
The day We love so well
But you are not with us today,
Our loye for you 10 tell
No presents now, lust flowers, dear,
Upon your grave todav
IN tears We pray 10 meet YOU
In heaven above some day
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER ESTHER
COSTLtY. AND FAMILY
GORDON, IDA A. In memory OF our
mother IDA GORDON. who passed
away fve years ago today, July 10.
1851
Never day goes BY dear mother,
We do not think OF you
Each tiny thing that you touched
is treasured bv us TOO
HER GIillnREN, RUTH AND WILBUR
FIERCE. Lucy ALLEN. In memory Of
our mother. LUCY ELLEN PIERCE
who departed this he eleven years aRc
today, July 5 1888
Another wear has gone BY with onlS
THE. CHILDREN.
REYNOLDS, WILLIAM ( In eonstan,
loving. remembrance OF nv dear father
WILLIAM A REYNOLDS Who passed
away four years ago today July 3
1852
Peacefully sleeping, resting at last.
The worlds weary troubles and trials
In silence he suffered. in psnsnc. h,
Til Coo called him home to Sun.r NO
DEvoTED DAuoHrER. LILLE.
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Russell E. Hickernell. 65, an
assistant administrative officer
in the Agriculture Department,
died of heart failure Thursday
en- route to the hospital from his
home at 1901 Suitland road Sc.
Mr.. Hickernell had been asso-
ciated with the Meat Inspection
Branch OF the Agriculture De-
partment since 1923.
Earlier, he served as a secre-
tary to Representative Welty OF
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Since the death in 1858 OF his
wife. the former Mabel Viola
Henderson. Mr.. Huppmann hao
lived at 20l6 Third street NE
with a brother and sister. Anna
and John c. Huppmann.
Besides his daughter and
brother and sister. he is survived
by three sons. Charles, jr.. Alex
andria, a sergeant in the District
Fire Department; Joseph F.. Hy-
attsville. Md; Mearle j., Wheat
on. Md. and another sister. Mrs
Mary Mangan. Avondale, Md.
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With Regard to q
Cord of Thonks

Ven often o cord Of thonks In
The Stur meets o need which con
hardly be solved in any other woY
Not only IS il o erocious expression
Of qrutitude to those who hove sent
floFul tributes but also eourteouslv
acknowledges the services and kind.
nesses Of the muny TO whom per
sonul note Of thonks eonnot we'll be
mailed o. whose names and I'd.
dresses ore NOT known Insertions Of
q card OF tnonks muy be orroneed
BY telephone TO The StGr ST $4,000
The Evening uRd Sundoy Sto'
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ArchueoIoqist Poribeni

ROME. July IA (P).-Roberto
Paribeni, 80, one OF Italy's,great-
est archaeologists and students
of antiquity. died today.
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FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO c. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Florsl Tributes Moderate
priees Open daily sun holidays Phone
NIGHTS 900 i4th 81 NV Ma s-Oin6
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CEMETERY LOTS

Will SACRIFICE OR CEMETERY
lots Natl Memorial PARK must sell
Al once. AP. I'd
sites. lot 81. section - highest loca
ton owner will show $1,000 cash
RE 5-6"g9
FORT LINCoLN-8 sizes. lot 3e7 block
T. 5000. Call 20. .-4402, after -
PARKL AWN-Desitable 4-site family
plot located In Garden OF Cascades"
Will sacrifice EN- 3-4Ss0
FORT LINCOLN--5 lots Of 8 sites each
IN block q. reas Box i55-G. Star l5'
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK. Lee hwy
"A grave sites, mr.. Sinsing Tower. reas
LU 2-4@1i.
oNE e-BURIAL CRYPT 1i5. block III.
osrden Of Meditation bronze .memoris
sign valued al ~ 500 at Fort LIN
coin. viii take $3.50. OIL. 2-001o.
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CARL b COLI MAN Commander.

LONNIE EDMONSION, Adlutant
WHITE, MYRTICE. on Thursday, JUS
II. 1886. al the District General Hos
pital, MYRT1CE WHITE OF 80 lAth
ST. ne beloved sister Of MIS- Matv
Frankln Size also leaves 10 mourn
her passing other relatives and many
friends Remains resting a the John
7 Rhlnfs A CO Funeral Home qni
3rd st Su whore iriend may cali
from q to = pm SUNDAY Jul" IS
Funeral and intermcnt on Tuesday
July II, At FORSYTH. Ga. Is
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nI'TCHIsoN AIFRID ! poP,

Hospital ALFRED { POP HUICHI.
SON Of $500 Charles st Bethesda Md
formerly Of 1918 1llbury St, Bethesda
Nd. beloved husband OF Kathryn
HUTCHINSON father Of Janice Il Ale andI
brother Of George Hutchinson OF Marion
Iowa and Mrs Mary ToStenson oil
Toledo Iowa Friends NAV call al theI
CHEVY Chase Funeral Home 5l03 Wis.
conSin ave nv where prayers WILL
he said al 8 am Mondav july III
thence to Our Lady OF LourdeS Church
bethetdA Nd where mass Will bel
offered A. $50 am. Interment Park
lawn Cemetery. IS
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JOSEPH A SMITH q. X.
WILLIAM = MANSFIELD > 6 Ia

HUSEMAN. JENNIE. on Friday July
H. 1886, At her residence $50 Madl-
son st nv, JENNIE HUSEMAN for
ioyed mother OF Julia ii. Knott and
Elsie NJ Huseman Friends NAV cal
az the Robert A Mattingly Fun9a
Home 1871 llth St. Sc, until Monday
Au-Saints FpiscopAl Church Oakley
Nd at II am Relatives and friend,
invited. lnterment church cemetery
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CAMPBELL. LUCY LUCK. on Thurs
candy WILLIAM on SATURDAY. Jul,

r. la56, WILLIAM CANDY Of
SgI3 Maple Ridge 70. Bethesda, Mo
beloved husband Of Minnie D, Candy
and brother Of Mrs. Robert Wray OF
Fort Brasg. Calf, and Miss Ellen
Candy OF England FrlendS are IN
vlted 10 call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pun
phrey. Bethesda. Md where services
II am. Interment Rock Greek Gene
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ALICE FOX Worthy Nation
WILLIAM CLARK Worthy Patron.
ESTHER v CROSS. Secretary.

Il. 1856, NELLIE A HAHN OF 1916
beloved wife " Eimer Ham ard
mother OF Jonn Hahn sister OF
Mrs LeWle {. Taylor She also is
survived by three grandchildren
Services at the S. II. Hines Co Funeral
Home. '!9ul 18th ST. ", on Tuesday
July :. al pm. parking facilities
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery.
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J.. WILLIAM. Oficers and members
! r of Clan MacLennsn. No 300.
." Order of Scottish Clans. are
D~ requested 10 attend services
AM for our late clansman. VIII
~ LIAM HALL. at the Taltavull
~ Funeral Home. 1919 lith St.
NV. on Sunday july Is.
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Saunders, wife Of Bishop Alvin NJ
Shelton loving mother OF Shirley Ann
b bse E shton D'30F hda Of F1 osl rs saa
tiyes and friends survive Remains
resting Johnson & JenSins Funeral
Home, l102 18th st. NV. Notice Of
funeral later
ST; CLAIR, FRANCES FANNY. on
M7HStf d fANNY, sr P cfHlR No Ds.
loved wife Of the late James Walter
s CLAIR and mother OF Mrs. Annie
Hiu Mis- Wilson Penn. Mis- Joseph
Hi. Mary + and Walter ST Clair
Sne also Is survived b. fourteen grand
children, s4x sreat-eranochidren. two
sisters. and a brother. Funeral from
the Hunt Funeral Home, Waldorf.
Nd on Monday, July Ii, al g.l5
an Services At the Trinity Church
be said on Sunday, July - at $
pm. Interment church cemetery. Is
SILL, JOSEPHINE H. Suddenly on
Friday July 3, 1886. while visiting
friends IN Falls Church, Va JOSE
OF Washington ID. C.; Dr. Richard NJ
Still OF California and Miss Frances
Claire Still OF Omaha Nebr. Services
and nterment Will be hello in Atchin-
son kans., on Monday, july q Local
arrangements bv the Robert j. Murphy
Funeral Home. 1924 Columbia pike,
Arlington, va.
STUART. KATHERINE NJ on Saturday
Ba4 ' Il sftAF AP1 q Ss Prince Mo
G Gsp s snnaP0li M "a "a ~ Fis e
ret. mother Of Charles Edward vii,
stuart Williams OF Fairfax. Va. Notice
Of funeral later
THORNTON. HOWARD ". on Thurs
day, July -, lg5b at Mount Alto
Mary Ella Thornton, father Of ONE
Branch Edith Dorothy, Lucille HAL
HS%ard Preston ana Mgrr 81
surviving are MANY other relatives and
friends After d pm SATURDAY. July
4, friends may call at the SnoWden
Funera! Home, Rockville Mo After -
call at the residence OF his daushter
1913 Dixie lane, COlesyllle Nd Fu.
neral on sunday July 10. al pm
al the Allen Chapel Church Wheaton
Md 1nterment church cemetery 10
WEBSTER, CLARENCE A. on FRIDAY,
July rs, 800, al has residence. -
T st. NV CLARENCE A. WEBSTER
beloved husband OF Anna B Webster
and brother q Mrs Beatrice Minor
knight, Sherman and Willis Webster
Also surviving are. other relatives and
many friends After , m MONDAY
July Is. friends are invited to call
at the Mcclure Funeral Home 1870
gth ST. NV Funeral on Tuesday July
~ from Peoples CONGREGATIONAL
Church, 4iO4 18Th st NV at pm
lntefment Arlington National Cemetery
10
WEBSTER, CLARENCE A. Members Of
.xn.l.u. The James h Walker Post
kNf No %. the American egiOn
S0AANe are requested to assemble Al
&kN& he Mcclure Funeral ONE
1885, so nth 81 n ~. on Munday
~ july l6, 1896 at 80 . m
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NORMA s. LLOYD. Worthy Mstron.
NJ. VIRGINIA THOMPSON, secy.
CROSS. GEORGE FRANKLIN. OF $50
Sin ST. Sc on July -, 1856. nus
6and Of Rebecca cross father OF Georse
r cross, u Mrs, Max Deal an ID M ME- Is
Aries Services at Chambers Flu
neral Home 5l1 nth st. sc. on
Monday, July l6 at pm. Inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery 10
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dsy. July Il, 1886, al her residence.
CORA AMELIA CLARKE. mother Of
Staiey M Clarke, grandmother OF Bey-
erly A. Clarke ana sister Of Ger
Friends may cali at the s. H. Hines
Co Funeral Home. 2g0l l4th st
parking facilities until 10 m, sun
day. July D. Services al st. Luxe $
Episcopal Church, Bladensnure, Mo on
Monday. July IL, al / am. Inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery 10
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go RoBERf COLLISION. Chief. is

IL: 1865 GEORGE HANSEN. be- be.
loved husband 0. Mamie Hansen
ana father OF George A Woody grand
father Of Gloria 3 Campbell Funera
services a, the Simmons Bros Funers
Home lh6l Coco Hope "a Sc or
Monday July 10 az pm. Intermen'
Cedar Hin Cemetery
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WEBSTER, CLARENCE A. Members Of
..a.lisu. The James h. Walker Post
0 81. .: {:
&kNf the McGuiIe Funeral come
for funeral services for our
departed comrade, CLARENCE A
WEBSTER
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WIRING and repairs
New and old. Cash or terms. CO.
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FLOORS sANDED. finished. &c So. #.
OLD floors. loo and up; work guar.
c. l.. EINSOE. 10. l-3415. So
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ORESSMAKING-Al Alterations on a.,
coats suits and dresses. ] will acd
charm and individuality 70 yoaT
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STER - Porches, partitions
ixtureS, cabinets, repairs: re-
J, ROWELL, Ell. 3-O627
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ing, All work guaranteed. IA 81
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HELP-DOkAESTIc

CHILD CARE, mature woman. Good
small salary IN EXCHANGE for care
OF children Of working couple
References. JE. 3-s2s4. rs
COMPANION elderly retired lady TO
lady. MRS CHRISTINE sEYFRIED,
1885 Nichols ave. Sc. 10. 2-7s2a
COOK G.H.W.; must be experienced
cook: no laundry: live IN prefer
ably; rec. refs REQ. DE. 2-05aao
CIV. - Pleasant settled coiored
woman to live in: :, girls 8 ano
) yrs: Nice home: 500 wk. to start.
10. 5-llS5.
G.H.w.. European preferred; family
in Chevy Chase; schooi-age
ouired. OIL. 6-s74S.
HOUsEKEEPER. refined white wom-
an to live in. care of children.
and light housework, Silver Spring
area week ends ~ II s. 6ssired.
MAID and baby sitter. from 1915;
area OF Fans Church and Arl Call
after pm. JE. 3-330@. 81
MAID. to live in: general housework
experienced with children: Thurs
day and every other Sunday on.
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WHITE WOMAN to be housekeeper
for large family. light housekeep-
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New house with private apt. TO.
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WILL GIVE good home to youns
white lady for care OF children
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COMPANIONABLE white lady TO
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ELDERLY LADY wants refined white
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HELP WOMEN (ceat.i


CASHIERS t.J. rotating shifts. 3 to
4 and I TO o pm: hospital ex-
peTience preferred. Call GEORGE-
TOWN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL.
Re 3-30n0. Ext. 40l, between
am. and pm -26
CASHIER WANTED; hours ell pm.
Must be able TO type. Apply YATES
Jefferson Davis hwy. Arl. Va.
CAsHILR-CHECkER, for super mar
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pa ave NV so
CASHIER CONTRACT CLERK ia
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No typins 5-day wk. Good salary.
paid vacation and many company
benefits. Apply Mrs Dodd. HEcH-
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HELP. part time. exper
preferred. Apply Miss Creagan,
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HELP-WoAEN

ase 70 80: s55-s50. NATIONAL
EMPL. SERVICE. ilns 18th ST.
NV, at L. Elk. 3-7270.
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BILLING CLERK


Competent young lady for position
requiring neatnesS and accuracy
on tBM Typewriter. knowledge Of
lumber terms will be helpful. Con-
genial surroundings in small we'll
established Office. Monday through
Friday, S-5 Attractive starting
salary with opportunity for adj
vancement Phone ST. 3-S322 for
appointment I'D
BOOKKEEPER. experienced; 10 op-
crate BurrouRhs Sensimatic, book
keeping BACKGROUND desired j-day
IO-hour week Opportunity for adj
yaucement .Call MR.. PHILLIPS
HO "-b5Bu for apt 1T
BOOKKEEPER. must be good typist:
Insurance experience preferred 81
day week MA. $3.50.
BookKEEPtR. fun CHARGE days;
20 Si5. NATIONAL EMPL. SERV-
ICE, los icon st NV. At l.,
BO0KKEEpER-Full charge: make
trial balances. monthly financial
statements statistical reports and
small payroll For new GOODWILL
INDUSTRIES RE II 'B1IIThTION
CENTER Handicapped preferred
Apply personnel ONCE. 1929 Goth
e. NV. to |" noon or by appt'
: Monday through FRIDAY. ---2s
CASHIERS ca in mems wear store
Apply at once. Good pay. o30, +
Of, NV. --2S
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HfLP---WoAAEN

ELEE t1ONG OE ELSA 4Okb
General once work. some typini
necessary. Permanent position
cREEL BROTHERS. INC, IsI /
l4th st. nv. rs
TYPIsT. General once work: 5-day
week: permanent; salary open
WILLIAM A. BROWN. 1913 Conn
iTYPIsT~ Under 30 yrs: As Wpm.
Insurance ,:I once: S-day week RE
TYFIsT: at least so W.p.m.. ior
directory listins work; expeT in
preparing copy for printing. SHAW
TYPISTs. beginners. many. to s?45
NATIONAL EMPL SERVICE; lO'
TYPisT CAPITOL HILL, accurate
fast: TO $500 NATIONAL EMPL
SERVICE. Ilgs 10th st. NV. al
TYPisTs. accurate, 20-30. intelli.
gent; S55-S8O. NATIONAL EMPTY
SERVICE, llos 10th st. NV. at
TYPIsTs, alert. add. mach. S55-S6C
NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE, liOs
10th st. NV. at L. Elk. 3-7270.
TYPIST
working conditions Apply REM
INoToN RAND. 1915 L ST. wv
MATTRESSES ~(.l; exper.. over 81
STARLITE RESTAURANT 1919 r.
yirg 81 NV. Apply alter 3 pm
WAITRESS, white, experienced, neai
and dependable. apply in person
CARRIGAN'S REST. Conn. anc
wAITREss. white, thoroughly expe.
rienced. fast; nightwoTk. SHANTY
RESTAURANT iii Good Hop'
WAITRESS, attractive, night club
type; apply between "a Pm. BOZ
Penna. ave. sc. -26
MATTRESSES. white. experienced
under IS; day and night shifts
CULMOaE RESTAURANT. sos
Leesburg pike, Falls Church. Apply
In person.
,PAET-TIME COMPETENT sECY.-
Services EXCHANGED for apt. in fine
private home. For details call RA
3-216i. 80
WANT EXTRA MONEY? Become
an AVON representative at your
place Of employment! Earn $50.
$50 extra each mo Call MISS
DILLON for appointment. DI. =
AVON PRODUCTS. INC. are in de.
mand Good territories are avail
aple now; flexible hrs. for women
who need extra money. Call DI
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GsH.w, or child care; northeast
HAYWOOD or Brentwood area ref
erences La. 6-ll63.
HOUSEKEEPER, companion. for lady
or gentleman living alone: exec!
cook: references uN, 4-259b. -
MAID. colored, ghy., child care;
days work. or charwoman. Il
6-4IlS
LADY desires work. general house
cleaning, child care. for employed
couple, r,.iabA- references NO.
1-2G9.: n1iween and $50, AID.
GIRL, eo!rTed. desires position, chilo
care or Inv. Mon. throash FIJI,
Il i-.3Ir
CoLoEED GIRL, neat, eXpers de-
slreS cleaning on Mondays. LU.
4-4i3g
CoLoRED WOMAN. desires part
time general housework best ref
crences, LII. 2-iS9t
REFINED CoLoRED WOMAN. de-
sireS Inv. or setting dinners; by
day or part time Al refs. LU,
GIRL. coiored. wants steady day
work: refs, RA. 6-S7l3.
COLORED WOMAN wishes Gays
work cleaning and ironing. Refs.
No bachelor calls. please. Il, =
@QSg, .6'
WOMAN, colored. wants days work
Frlcay and TUESDAY. DE. 2-SJ93.
COLORED LADY desires light clean
Ing or baby sitting days WORK or
Part time mornings: refs. LA. D.
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