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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Legion Told to Expect
Cut in Veterans Budget

llsting law. which the adminis-
tration proposes 10 change.
This is based on q report
submitted TO the President by
Gen. Omar Bradley, chairman
of q special Commission on Vet
Grams Pensions. The Budget
Bureau and the White House,
since Gen. Bradley submitted
his report on April %. 1856,
have been studying its recon-
mendations.
This mornings discussion
also centered on the serious
lack Of facilities 70 care for
mental patients. Nicholas
Lynch, national field service d.
rector Of the Legion. said that
In some areas. mental patients
are being placed in jails. due
to the shortage OF hospital
care. He said the Mental
Health Association Is focusing
attention on this serious prob
lem.
The commission will be host
TO Senators and Representa-
tives at a dinner tonight at
the Hotel Statler at which 900
are expected. The commission
plans to formulate its legisla-
tive program probably tomor-
row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

Although the new SIS billion
Veterans Administration budget
appears TO be the same as for
this year. an American Legion
meeting today was put on
notice to be prepared for cuts
in this appropriation.
Slashes are expected TO be
recommended In q special vet
Grams affairs message which
President Eisenhower will send
soon to Congress.
The warning came from T,
o. Kraabel. who has been ma
tlonal rehabilitation director
for the American Legion since
l94l. He addressed the Le-
gion's National Legislative
Commission at the organiza-
tons Washington headquar-
ters. 1908 X street NV.
He told his Legion colleagues
to expect changes from the ex-
listing program. relating to vet
Grams compensation. due to
service connected disabilities
as well as non-service cases
and pensions. The Presidents
anticipated message, he said
will likely propose economies
in the VA budget.
Mr.. Kraabel pointed out that
the new budget is based ON ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

truck drivers union to succeed
the Transfers International.
That union was thrown out Of
the AFL-CIO for corrupt
practices.
Nor has a decision been
reached. he said. on how far
to go in banning cooperation
by AFL-CIO unions in anti
raiding pacts with the Team
sterS.
In response to questions he
said no agenda has been pre-
pared for the February 5
executive council meeting. and
he was unable to say definitely
what subjects would be dis
cuSsed
But he cited the case Of the
Bakers Union. also expelled
from the AFL-CIO at Atlantic
City last month for alleged cor
ruption. and the charterinR OF
q new bakers union.
Mr.. Schnitzler said all ALL
Go State and city counsils
had been notified to drop the
old Bakers Union.
Then he testified: When you
LOOK at the general atmosphere.
you can pretty well tell with
out too many assumptions
where We win be going from
here on"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

Il think that even II we were
not faced with q grave Russian
threat to our national safety,
we would have eventually
worked out a full and salts
factory solution to the problem
OF discrimination in this Ma
ton.
But now. we can no longer
wait for the natural evolution
Of such a situation. Sputnik
changed all that"
Other members Of a panel of
speakers. other than Mr.. Hayes,
introduced by Mr.. Nixon, were
John A. Roosevelt, James II.
Kindelberger. board chairman
OF North American Aviation
Corp. and DR.. Omer Car
michael. superintendent OF
schools in Louisville. Ky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Daddy Groce's, Attorney
Sues Him for $4,000

Daddy Grace. Washington
Negro evangelist, was con-
fronted today by q $4,000
damage suit filed by the attor-
ney who defended him success
fully.
The religious leader, more
formally known as Bishop c. M.
Grace. was cleared OF nonslIp-
port charges In District Court
yesterday after the l0-day trial.
The bishops attorney In the
case was Drank Yasmer.
Today. Mr.. Yasmer asked the
court for the $4,000 amount,
requesting q jury trial to settle
the matter.
Contacted at his headquar-
tiers at IL Logan circle NV.
Daddy Grace said that he'd
already paid Mr.. Yasmer 81. 900
for his services.
The bishop also said he had
not asked the attorney ito do
anything for any amount.
IF he and ! can sit down
together. maybe I'd give him
something more to buy ice
cream with" the bishop said.
Mr.. Yasmers' suit was filed
by Stanley First, the attorneys
law partner. The suit said Mr..
Yasmer had given the bishop
legal services from October.
1866. TO this month. It said
the services were provided in
connection with the nonsupport
suit brought by Mrs. Louvenia
Register, 1920 Stanton road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Women Plunge
Victim Identified

A woman who died yester.
day in a plunge from the Cal
vert Street Bridge has been
identified as Mrs. Grace w
Craft. 50. Of 1927 Connecticut
avenue NV.
Two witnesses told police
they saw her Jump about 1886
pm. She left an umbrella and
a shopping bag containing q
waste basket on the bridge
police said.
Mrs. Craft was the wife OF
Kenneth p. Craft, identified
By police as a salesman.
Detective Sergt. Carl Rud-
beck Of the homicide squad
said Mrs. Craft left q note in
her apartment addressed TO
"all my loved onesv and calling
her depression "unbearable. "
Deputy Coroner Christopher J.
Murphy issued a certificate Of
suicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Two Realty Men
To Head Units in
ID. c. Heart Drive

The chairmanships for two
important units in the local
1858 Heart Fund Campaign
have gone to two Washington
realty men. Douglas r. Smith,
chairman Of the campaign, an
nounced today.
Edward X. Jones. president OF
Weaver Brothers, Inc. and also
president Of the Interstate
Building Association, will serve
as general business division
chairman for the campaign that
win run the whole month Of
February.
Garfield I. Kass, president Of
Kass- Berger. Inc. developer OF
the Seven Corners Shopping
Center. will be ONCE buildings
chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

Tie COuTs record. Much OF the
Senate committee questioning
OF Beck was about his alleged
misuse Of union funds.
The suit alleges that the
Transfers Unions convention
ut Miami Beach last October
was rigged to assure election
OF Hoffa to succeed Beck.
Mr.. Schmidt said two with
nesSes may be questioned about
the methods followed by their
Transfers locals in selection OF
delegates to the convention. He
did not identify the witnesses
Most witnesses heard since
the case opened five weeks ago
have testified that convention
delegates from their locals
either were not elected by q
vote Of union membership or
were chosen outside the time
period for selection Of dele
gates.
William F. Schnitzler. secre-
tary-treasurer OF the AFL-CIO
and yesterdays only witness.
indicated in his testimony that
the AFL-CIO Executive Coun-
Gil may consider ramifications
OF the expulsion of the Team
sters Union at its meeting in
Miami Beach next month.
He said no decision has vet
been reached on whether the
AFL-CIO will authorize a new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Equal Chance at Jobs
Emphasized by Nixon

The survival Of this country
may depend on its equality Of
job opportunity. Vice President
Nixon declared here today.
He said the United States
must make sure it uses fully
the best qualified skilled and
professional workers ii 1t hopes
to outdistance Russia in the
techr~looical cold war
Addressing a one-day Minor
ity Resources Conference at the
Willard Hotel. he said job OPP
portunity equality must be
achieved and maintained be
cause the national interests Of
the United States and her very
survival depend on the use OF
every available resource.
I'VE cannot afford any longer
to deny to the United States Of
America the intelligent contri-
buttons many persons could
make If they had q first-class
education.
Mr.. Nixon is chairman Of the
Presidents Committee on Gov
eminent Contracts. which called
today's conference. It was at
tended by more than 400 per-
sons. mostly Negroes but In
GLIDING American Indians, and
Chinese-and-Japanese Ameri-
cans.
The meeting was called pri-
marily to plan mobilization OF
community resources in the Ma
tional Equal Job Opportunity
Program now under way.
Following UP the Vice Presi-
dents comments on a space
age necessity for employment
equality. A. j. Hayes. president
of the International Associa-
ton Of Machinists. told an ap-
plauding audience:
Until three months ago dds
crimination) might have been
considered a matter for ones
own conscience. One was against
discrimination simply because
1t ran counter to democratic
principles--and to the ethics Of
a Judaic- Christian tradition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

That's right For all its yeaahead beauty for all the uxrycar
comfort and performance the Plymouth Savoy Americas owepce
2-door hardtop
Strong talk? Sure But it's talk that back up with action action
that doaand lots Of emwhen you Plymouth
But don't just take word for it Go your Plymouth
and get the actual figures dollars and Then compare features
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

Is.E. Mrs. Royster claimed the
Bishop married her in 1923
but deserted her in 1928.
But Judge Alexander Holt
zoff dismissed her claim. ac-
cepting the bishops testimony.
The bishop said he was on a
Holy Land pilgrimage at the
time Of the alleged marriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Movie Theuters Close

NEW YoRK.-Some 1900
movie theaters throughout the
country closed their doors dur
ing 1857. with 10000 in opera
ton at the start Of the year
compared with 1880 at the
end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
To Run for Congress

WHEATON. ILL.,. Jan. Is Up,
Illinois State Treasurer Elmer
". Hoffman announced last
night he will run on the Re-
publican ticket for Represent
alive to Congress from the Illi-
nois 18th District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain,
Stops Itching al il Shrinks Hemorrhoids

New York, N. Y. Especially =
For the first time science has
found new healing substance
with the astonishing ability to
shrink hemorrhoids, stop itch
ing, and relieve pain = without
surgery.
In one hemorrhoid case after
another" Every striking improve
ment" was reported and veri-
fed by doctors observations.
Pain was relieved promptly.
And, while gently relieving
pain, actual reduction or re-
traction (shrinking) took place.
And most amazing Of all :
this improvement was main
tanned in cases where doctors
observations were continued
over a period Of many monthsl
In fact, results were 30 thor
ough that sufferers were able
70 make such astonishing state
ments as "Piles have ceased to be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
HoHo rial Will Hear
Dove Beck S testimony

playoack Of Dave Becks testimony before the Senate
Rackes Committee scheduled Federal court
boss.
Godfrey p Schmidt counsel for the New Teamster
group which filed the suit said he win testimony into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

a problem!" And among these
sufferers were very wide va
riety Of hemorrhoid conditions,
some Of 10 TO 20 years standing.
All this, without the use Of
narcotics, anesthetics or astrin-
gents of any kind. The secret Is
a new healing substance Bio
Dync') the discovery Of q
world-famous research institu.
ton. Already, Bio-Dyne IL in
wide use for healing injured
tissue on all parts Of the body.
This new healing substance
Is offered in sappositorv or oiNt-
ment form called Preparations
H.. Ask for individually sealed
convenient Preparation H sup
positories or Preparation H
ointment with special appIi-
Gator. Preparation H is sold at
all drug counters. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
'Rew. u. 3. Pat or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-01

RUBBERIZED PLASTERON-point,
plaster, texture and color oil in one cosy
application Covers noil holes and
crooks os il beoutifies your walls White
only. Regularly $50 gallon ass
SENfI-GLO SATIN ENAMEL-use
one coat on VOLS, woodwork and furni-
ture Washes costly White and colors.
Regularly 279 quart. 233
SATIN MIRACLE LATEX PAINT
this washable paint for VOLS, ceiling
and woodwork dries in 20 minutes White
and ooIors Regularly $40 gallon. SIG
ALL WEATHER HOUSE PAINT
seIf-cIeonino fume-resistont white paint
for outdoor use. White only. Regularly
6.4o gallon. SIG
W6l-The Paint Shop. st Floor, North Building
-. also CHEVY Chose ond Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-01
January through Is only :. Family Designed"
MAGICOLOR PAINTS
AT 2O% SAVINGS
Family Designed"

Sove now on Odohess Moocolor points that beoutify
and protect your home Choose from different types
in this fine quality paint for every kind Of painting job
around the house In variety Of popuor tolors
Evening star., 1958-05-07
EmerV-GeOrpian Hotel
THE MAURY
HAWTHORNE HOTEL
sia4 o 81. NV.
Sl4 WEEKLY lip

Lge. double rms. also large dou-
bic rms, - day, for ladies, gentle
men or couple; blk. of Conn.
ave, . blks. Mayfiower. walk 70
downtown; maid serv. 1925 18th
e. nv, LU. 2-7l99 or NE. S-s044,
1112 18th ST. NV.
Efheiency. furnished; modern apt.
bldg. opposite Hotel Statler; excel.
downtown location Rent includes
utils, Call res. mgr, Ma. S-6933.
Fidelity Investment Co.
iii Z st. NV. ST. 3-Ss0O
COLORED-N.w.. sEC.-Lge front
rm.. small hall rm., all privii.
eonY, transp. IA. 9-0297.
COLORED-i6I3 5th ST. NV
Attrae,, sgle., rm. in quiet home.
Al priv. $3.50 week. Tu. 2-1S41.
COLORED--MANOR PIX. AREA
RIM. in pvt. home: conv. to transp.
Prtvs. Ladies. IA. 9-6S97. ewes.
Evening star., 1958-05-07
(coNfINUIDl

cL0sE.IN ARLIN0roN-Larss e
bedfm, apt; hrand-new paint +.
stores and transp, nearby modern
th1 80, incl, utila, IA, fs2fe7,
Evening star., 1958-05-07
Vicinity shoreham Hotel

Beautifuily and tAstefully fur
Im, din. rm'. .bath spt'. over.
looking palk Alr-oond,l Vall-to-
val earpeting, drapcries, hullt.in
eAhlnsta CALVERT WooDLKY
nation call co, b.ssi0, b 70 $3.50,
Evening star., 1958-05-07
Rooms FuRMlsRED--R.w.
gcohIlNuEol

y eT, NV, fJto. The churchiIl'
Clean single rms, runninH wa
TER, maid aefy reas, NO, 7-prds
le3a 10th 81. N.w.--Bua, women
single, double rmn, clean, beaut
fnrn., mod baths, NO. 7-olge,
eLEEP ON FOAM MATTREAs
wake up 70 muaict clock radio
lV rsfsfa GFil; sT.sh %. TX
Evening star., 1958-05-07
MERIDIAN PARK
UPPER CONN. AVE,
/ BEDROOM-S97.50
Incl. UTILITIES
DE LUXE APTS.

1888 oALEN ST. s.K. -
Navy YARD and boiling Field; 1
ssdrgSni st SS Min; sea s,,1,,i., Sei 2 bedrooms
Evening star., 1958-05-07
APIS. FuRMIsHED-p. Q.
'SsN; n sgsF F'5ilg''Sslissss SST'-,iai' \ .1'STi'

DUPLEX, 1890 Maple vltv pl, 80
urn. $40 mo- mr. beiiihs SisHd
and Naval Air Station. Tu.
MI
Evening star., 1958-05-07
auoMs lURR-MD..VA.

ARL.-Nicely furn. rm.. with bath,
IN apt. bldg, PVT. entr, close in,
eorlv. transp. IA. 7-0107. t.t
ARLINGTON, N.-Single room for
gentleman, private bath: near
Clarendon; $40. KE. S-4400.
BETHESDA-Nice room, shower,
home privils.: excel location: gen.
tleman. OIL. 4-1749, OIL. 6-7041.
Evening star., 1958-05-07
ROOMS FURMIsHED-N.E.

BRENTWOOD yILLAGE-Front rm.
. semipvt bath, refined home; nr
transp.. S35 month. AID. 2-9139
CCLORED-viC. 18th AND D \. E
-Single man or settled couple
Call Ii. 4-76S3. Ii. 4-s142.
c0LORED--FURNIsHED room, 81
week. Call Ii. 3-6174.
C0LORED-I Ice. Rms WORKING
couple ! sal. for working lady.
Ii. 3-4314.
, COLORED-172I LANG PL.--Em-
ployed, refined person or couple
for double rm. In nice Christian
home. AL privs. Ii. 7-4421 after
. pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

BEDRM. FURN.. CoNANT BALL,
bookcase bed and vanity-desk,
birch. like new. EN-. Y-lSSS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
BEDDING

CLOSE OUT BELOW COST
al" mattresses $40 as
Many others Sealy, 5erta, Eng
lander White Cloud. Come eariy'
quantities limited,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

BEDRM. SET. oak veneer; bed,
vanity, bureau. / wall mirror No
springs or matt. Good eond. $50.
III o-gRo4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

BEDRM. SUITE. Sl75, saeriflce,
Also other household items. Call
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FOUR WINDS FARM
ANTIQUES

GeorRis ave S~t eRte 81 q miles
right on Rte 500 walker s-l2Sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
slTs.-MEM AND WOMEN

COUPLE-Desires apt. in exchange
for services. 4-yrS. eXper. as resi-
dent manager. Box 323-L, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

BEDROOM, mahog., triple dresser,
chest. dhie. bed, . night stands,
Beautyrest box spring and mat
tresS. DIN Tm.. FIR, Prov trult-
wood. y pcs, Beige loyeseat; mar.
bie-top English coffee table, Nv
34-in. console MagnavoN. EXpen.
sive best quality. like new. seu
less than y cost $500 Conn. ave.
BEDRM. SUITE--F3ox springs and
mattr dresser and chest. Water
fan walnut: SOS. 10, 4-711S
BEDROOM SUITE, 3-pieee maple.
Bed, dresser with mirror night
table. TE. 6-9S52.
BEDRM. SETS t2l-Chinese mod
ern. blond; triple dresser. mirror.
chest, bookcase bed. prac. new.
mahog.. dble, bed dresser. vanity
mirror. bench, night table, spres.
and matt all 500 WA. I-2i47.
BEDRM. SET, rugs. coffee table.
davenport, lamp. chairs, Reas.
Must sell 5O27 9TH 81. NV,
BEDRM. SET. oak veneer; bed.
vanity, bureau. | wall mirror No
springs OF matt. Good cond. $50.
/ LII. 1897
BEDRM. SUITE, SI75, sacrifice.
Also other household items. Call
/ OIL 4-0203
BEDRM. FURN.. CoNANT BALL,
bookcase bed and vanity-desk,
birch, like new EN-. Y-lSSS,
BEDRM. FURN.. refgr., Sisal rugs,
books, very tine Italian banquet
cloth. Can accept no calls after
June Is ia S-lTS3
BED"NI. SUITES. new. regular.
1 S279. SI85; s7a chests, s35:
I So 95 lawn chairs, $685.; s79
ox-spfinG and matt, "a so; etc.
( 4Ol7 MINI. ave. ne. IL. 3-00o2.
I BEDROOM SUITE = Assume 10
payments OF S1354 per mo. after
small down payment on moucrn
Ape chest double dresser, mirror,
bookcase bed Avail sun ~ to d.
n MARIO FURNITURE co.
1923 l4th st. NV. DE, 2-4747
BICYCLES FOR VACATION DAYS
Our English and German
'hghtweights" are a pleasure TO
ride; trades. accessories, repairs.
H YSiyS pises I'd PARKWAY s. bvS CYCLE Il y y
; Kirkw ttS I'd topp Hot shopps.
Arl. Va IA 5-Sl22
; BICYCLE-.Boy's 26-in.; basket and
pump included Excel, cond. S25.
!. JU. 5-2229
BICYCLE, girls 96-in; GOOD con-
: dition. Cali Wo 6-47ls after II
am.
BICYCLE. Girls 26-in, paratroop
Sis JA' $-o914
BICYCLE, 26-in. bows. SIS sofa
0sgE+ NIB 1Fs1 tsRal natal ksl
Cabinet sis: RcA Sxs in, screen
> table TV as Is, SIS. Ju 5-760l
BICYCLE, girls 26-in English
racer 3-speed sears; excel. eond
> Can 10 5-0as6,
b BICYCLE-Girrs 20" Good cond =
S23. Underwood typewriter, S25
, FE. 3-243s.
: BICYCLE, boys 26-inch schwinnI
good condition. New tires and
j tubes. S15. WA G-i506
: BIcycI ES-GRApuATIoN SALE
OPEN SUNDAY. 10 TO ::
- New bikes, S992 up, used bikes
50 95 up Trade your old bike. w
g repair hikes and mowers MD
}. CYCLE co, 5U03 Greenbelt I'd
Coil PIX, TO 9-d5e2, TO 9-69h5
!; BICYCLES
d LOWEST PRICES IN Is YEARS
:. SALE SUN, 10 to 2
y LARGEST selection. new American
: and Imported bicycles, S23 up
Used bicycles, s. up. No sales tax
d Trades accepted.
!. J M. MOODY CYCLE SHOP
$50 S. 23rd St., Arl.. Va,
: BOILERS. gas fired, Crane-Brysnt
), American Standard; ideal for small
houses using 300-350 IT. radiation
e $40 each; practically new eondi
ton. 205S 6th st. NV, AID. 2-gSl3
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TTYPIST-PART TIME-Yonng I'D.

TYPIST-PARF TIME-Young at
tractive lady aEe rs TO % Air
eond Office in Ari, Va, near Hecht
Co. Parkington, Set your own hrs.
Average 20 to Is hrs. per week.
apply in person, 104 North Glepe
road, Room 200. See Mr.. c. P.
Bond
TYPIST-Simple bookkeeping For
Synagogue. Jewish Good salary
for live wire, Box 399-J. Star.
TYPIsT, statistical. This lob is
for girl who takes pride in
neat looking reports and financial
statements. Nice downtown ONCE,
good advancement, some short
hand required $50 TO start,
SMELLING 81 SMELLING AGCY .
sos I4th NV, ST 3-6SSS.
TYPIST, for full-tine position with
local corporation, know'edee Of
shorthand helpful; 5-dav Wk.. eh-
cellent working conditions and
company benefits. Call MR. Lam
CASTER. Ma S-0l55 for interv
TYPIST to type labels and shipping
forms MI ii forms. letters, etc .
must type 80 ". per min. and
be accurate on details, MS, grad,
white Perm rob; excel air
cond. bldg Call EN- 1890,
TYPIST, fast accurate. neat, as
Girl Friday" in one-man office,
permanent If competent depend
able, etc Government sales rep
resentative OWN Office. Fun de-
tails, background, amt. rec, Boz
ll9-X, Star.
TYPIST-Part time evenings. dicta-
phone. Exchange services for ust
Of AlnArlnn In halter ola g
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STANLEY HOME PROD.
HELP-D0MEsrtc


CHILD CARE GHW-Iive in. Oh
2 day Wed and every other Sun.
2o-40. eXper.: sd sal. JU, S-3b0d.
CHILD CARE, g,h.w., cook, llve-in.
Oh days, other help. $50 to start
Refs KE. s-Jlla.
COOK, ghwa live in, recent refs.
a52 days, Thurs, and sun. of
NO cnlld care, no ironing. $50
to start. EN-, 2-6464
COOK middle-aged. white, settled
woman. 5l2 DAYS, OIL 2-4O5I,
COOK. middle-aged. white, settled
nonsmoker. help with u children;
Catholic family. other full-ttme
heip employed, Tues and every
otner sun, oil, SO week: live in.
t-@3IS
DOMESTIC. hive In N. Y. $50 per
VIZ. rare advanced. refs SERA
SERVICE 1902 9Th st. NV, NO
1921
G,H.W. and care school-age child;
enpl couple, white, 5000. live
IN 5-day wk. ref ia, 1886
G.H.W.. plain cook. l child, !
nights a week or live in, salary
open, RIA 3-l41I
G,H.W., white. 35-45. live in; Z
adults, air-conO. home, must be
COCO cook. good salary. good
homei vac: refs. req. RA. 6-5663
CHILD CARE. g.h.w.. live in, new
nome, all appliances, Mass. ave
/ area, good salary. recent loca
refs. REQ. OIL. 6-7667
CHILD NURSE, temporary care o
/ = children, ga and 3 wears: iVl
IN NV, refs. req, WO. O-34o3.
GIRL. mothers helper, 5 DAYS, livt
a. references required, SO. Cal
HE. 1881.
GIRL twhitel; will give nice homl
D and salary in exchange for lieh
+ household duties EN- 2-S427.
MAID, live in, wonderful Job 10.
/ right person, air cond. rn.; So.
( wk, ask for DIR. FRIEDMAN, 1921
/ I4th ST NV.
3 HOURS A DAY, 8 days a week
cleaning, personal laundry, cool
| and serve | night: . empl. adults
Georgetown house: S25. Call FE
o-53l2 Mon. eve.
REFINED. COLoRED WOMAN TO
gh.w. good cook Tor 2 in family
rnl,. board and sal. LII. 2-1S72
4 COUPLE, middle-aged, for perma
nsnt position as butler and Cool
at country home near Washing
ton. All modern eonventences, goo
pay, excellent living quarters; re
ferences required. Cali weekday
after am. RE. 7-0347.
SINGLE, middle-aged colored lad
70 care for small children; cal
live in nice home LA. 9-3056.
| WOMAN, Whit, companion AM
light hoaSew0rt Call ~ S-gOia
SETTLED colored woman. good wit
children; non-drinker: for ligh
housework and baby sitting; liv
in $40 mo RE. GIFTS.
! WOMAN-GHW, 3 times wk. Owt
/ transportation necessary. HE.
! 656S
COL. GIRLS TO WORK in Ne
York. Transportation paid. Ca
MRS MILLER co 5-563S. ARAt
EMPL., 1854 l4th st. NV, l6@
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side, ceiling or walls. 90 sheets
IT, X. Ia TT; cheap; ! metal
porch chairs and table, Sl5, dog
house, 6-fl. step ladder. work
and equipment. l4l9 N. Glebe I'd
Arl. ia, S-2335
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CoL0RKD MAN DESIRES nigh
work. full or part time driving
dishwashing ianitor; don't drinl
or smoke. LU. l-92l0.
cOLORED, YOUNG MARRIED MAN
night or day, porter. h0useman
iaborer. general cleaner; eNper
AID a-G011,
COLORED, REFINED gentleman
grad. IN comm art; like lob II
D c. IL 6-43Tl
COLORED YOUNG MAN / VI col
lege, seeking position as tr
craftsman. Safewsy. drug store
Hot Ghoppe, trk helper RA o
1918, Sun. wk. day, 5-l0 pm.
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