davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-25
Mayor AIcanee en- Ell
pronostico del Tempo
en- ell mes de Febrero

Los meteorologos de Miami
tendran que aumentar ell alcan-
ce de sus pronosticos a partir,
de febrero, .cuando nuestra ciu-
dad commence ell nuevo servicio
nacional para determinar las
condolences del tempo a altu-
ra superiores a los 10000 pies
que rige actualmente
BESIDE febrero de 1859 los pro-
nosticos Sc haran hasta una al
tura de As mil pies, con ell pro-
poSito de cooperar con los avio.
mes jets, que vuelan a alturas
%superiores a los % mil pies de
la superficie de la terra.
Por 10 general los jets vuelan
sobre 10 que conocemos por
tempo, es decir, sobre la IONA
donde Sc producer las lluvias,
ciclones, nubes, y demas feno-
menos atmosfericos. Sin embar-
go, Sc entiende que hay que OBJ
servar los vientos que corren
por esas attitudes, para ayudar a
la aeronavegaci6n en- Jets.
Ell observatorio local de Mia
mi colaborara con los de Nueva
York, Kansas City y San Fran
cisco, a fin de oprducir con-
juntamente los mapas que regis
tren ell rumbo de los vientos y
ayudar a los photos que nave
gan por esas ATTITUDES.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-25

ANTONIO DIAZ: Manager del res.
taurant "Toledo".-Chico, aqui la selec.
'cion de los platos es muy variada y depen-
de muchas veces de la nacionalidad del
cliente. Por ejemplo, los subitos de-
Tic Sam vienen solamente por ell muy
apreciado Chicken with Rice; los GU
banos, que son la mayoria, de nuestros
c%lientes, tn sabes muy bien cuales son sus
gustos, moros con cristianos, carne asada,
platanos fritos, ~casquitos de guayaba con
quesito y n buena tacita de cafe criollo,
ell resto de nuestros clientes Sc han deci,
dido por nuestro plato especial que es Ia
delicia de todos que Sc llama "Shish-
kebab". Este plato consiste de I'm bistec
asado en- un gancho a estilo centric
americana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-25

JESUS LUEIRO, Propietario del res
taurant Clara's.-Este mes ell restaurant
mas pintoresco y singular de Miami. Tan
pronto Sc entra Sc magma uno que Sc
esta en- I'm rincon de La Habana; sola-
mente Sc oye la VOC del dueno "arroz con
picadillo y platanos verdes para uno",
otro mas que Sc hace dos; durante toda
la comida Sc oye ell popular canto de
Jesus; el nos responde va que nuestra pre-
gunta lie es muy dificil: aqui los clientes
comen 10 que 20 quiero y no 10 que ellos
prefieren, cuando llega un amigo y me
pide polio al horno, con amarillo y Sc AGA
DO csc plato, yo lie doy congri con carne
asada y mi amigo sale satisfecho y con-
tento pues Siempre tengo para todos mi
mejor sonrisa.
N. de la R.-Por un error involuntario, Ell
riores publicamos la contestacion sobre ell de-
nos suministro, ell Sr. Jose Rodriguez como
formuladas por ell senior Frank Bastard. Esas
pues, correspondent al senior Jose Rodriguez.
salvar involuntario error.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-25

tie discrep6 de la opinion del
abogado de los Ingenieros en-
huelga alegando que habia muy
pocas razones que justificararl
la negative de los ingenieros a
obteneT licencia de photos, va
que personals hasta de sesenta
amos suelen obtenerla en- estos'
dfas.
Ell aDogado sindical Sc nom
bra Bernard Cushman, v expu-
so ante Ell Juez sus argumen
tos con amplios recursos verba-
les.
.Por su parte, los mecanicos
parecen no estar muy decididos
a segulr la huelga, solo por soil
daridad con los ingenieros. !.
Como saben los lectores, los
mecanicos va firmaron un acuer.
dc con la Eastern, que s~atisface
sus demands pero Sc mantle
men en- huelga para hacer honor
a SUI palabra de cooperar con
los ingenieros.
Sc estima que una faccion IRE
belde" de los mecanicos esta
dispuesta a concurrir a sus ira
bajos, 10 cual Sc estima una
consecdencia de la reciente vo
tacion sindical, que arroj6 una
proporci6n de 8 a / en- favor de
la aceptacion del proyecto de
contrato con la Eastern.
En- resumen, la prolongaci6n
de la huelga en- la Eastern, al
pasar de un mes de duraci6n.
crea va una situacion alarman
tie por los efectos quee ocasiona
a la vida economical de Dade. v
preocupa a civiles y a funciona-
rios gubernamentales por igual,
de 10 cual es un resultado L.
reciente advertencia del Juez
Choate. Por SUI parte ell Conf
sionado metropolitan Walter
Weiss ha apelado a la AFL-CfO
para que intervenga, a fin de
aceierar la termination de la
huelga.
Estima Weiss que la disputa
no es mas que un conflicto de
Jurisdiction entire ingenieros '
photos, en- Ell cual puede inte1
venir la AFL-CIO.
Esta declaration de Weiss Sc
estlma que podria ser oil co
mienzo de una brecha, para dar
seduction total al conflicto.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-25
MecdnieOs Parecen DispUestos
a Romper con los Ingenieros
comisionudo Weiss Hace Application q
AH-cIO Paro Terminor eI cenfIicto.

Ell Juez de la Corte Federal
de Miami, Emett C. Choate, ad-
virtio tanto ? la empresa de la
Eastern Airlines, como a los
empleados en- huelga, que 81 ell
conflicto prosigue ell Gobierno
Federal Sc vera obligado a to
mar cartas en- ell asunto.
Sc presume que la adverten-
cia del Juez Choate, al exponer
csc criterio, iba dirigida directa
mente al senior Eddie Ricken-
hacker Jefe de la empresa Eas-
tern y a Jack Robertson, diri-
genie de los ingenieros en- huel
ga.
Ell parecer del Juez Choate Sc
puso de manifesto durante una
vista oral de la peticion presen
tada por lossIngenieros en- huel-
ga en- Ell sentido de que Sc dero
CARA la disposition judicial de
noviembre %, que desecha co
mo motive legal. de huelga la
Qualification" de los ingenieros
para pilotear aviones Get.
NingGno de los dos dirigentes
(Rickenbacker y Roberston) hi
cielon comentario alguno sobre
ell parccer del Juez Choate.
La duracion de la huelga, que
ha cumplido I'm mes en- la vispe
"a de Navidad, ha causado enor-
mes perdidas en- Ell comercio Y
ell turismo de Miami Y Miami
Beach, afectando de paso a otras
areas de South Florida.
Segun ell Juez Choate, nj la
empresa debe verse forzada a
aceptar obreros sin la debida
caracitacion, nj puede dictarle
normas a los sindicatos en-
cuanto a los obreros que debe
aceptar en- SUI seno.
Los abogados sindicales Sc
nalaron, en- ell curse de la vista
oral, que las cuestiones conflic-
twas SCORE caIificacion de traba
jos, suelen resolverse mediante
contratos colectivos.
A este objetG ell Juez Choate
que 81 la Ley Norris-La Guardia
no Sc aprobo para sacar de SUI
propio campo a la empresa v
reemplazarla por una especie de
acuerdo socialista entire patro-
nos y obreros".
En- otro aparte, Ell juez Choa
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-25

con trompeta, mientras los pre-
sentes cantan los dos primeros
verSos. En- la tercera estrofa,
conocidal como la estrofa de
puro amor de Cristo, Sandra
cantara un solo y Brenda Sue
Hedlund terminara encendien-
do las velitas rojas.
Los comensales entonces can.
taran "Feliz Cumpleanos, anna
do Jesus, Feliz Cumpleanos ten
gas til! !Feliz Cumpleanos, anna.
do Jesus, TIE amamos todos, de
verdad!
Despues de cantar la canci6n
de Cumpleahos, la sonora Wrig-
ley cortara Ell bizcocho y las
familias de Mr.. y Mrs. Ronald
Hedlund, Brenda Sue y Mi,
chael, Mrs. Richard Lilly, Mr.. y
Mrs. Philip Sullivan y Sandra
con Mr.. William H. Wrigley Jr.,
serviran ell bizcocho a todos los
ninos. Philip Sullivan Jr. can
tara villancicos de Navidad con
SUI trompeta mientras Sc corta
y Sc sirve ell cake.
Ademas de presidir ell Comite
Keep Christ in Christmas, la
Sra. Nancy Wrigley represents
la organization religiosa "Uni-
ted Church Women of Greater
Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-25
SENADOR MONRONEY
HABLARA AQUI FL 70

Ell Senador de los Estados
Unidos, Mike Monroney, por
eel Estado de Oklahoma, hablara
ell proximo lunes en- ell Biscay-
ne Terrace Hotel de Miami.
La reunion estara patrocina-
da por la Division de Aviacion
de la Camara de Concrete Mia
mi-Dade, y tendra lugar a las
IL del dia en- ell salon Starlight
del citado hotel.
Ell senador Monroney versa
ra sobre ell tema titulado "Acep-
tando ell reto que nos presenta
h awiaeidn."
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-25

pasajes iniciales, Lucas 2:11 y
Juan 3:16. Segudamente, mien.
tras la Sra. de Philip Sullivan
enciende una larga vela blanca,
conocida como la Vela de Cristo,
la Sra. de Richard Lilly leera ell
pasaje biblico de Juan 8:12 y
Sandra Sullivan comenzara a en-.
Gender las 20 velitas roias. En-
tonces Philip Sullivan Jr. toca.
NJ snsavezaantA 'Naoha d Peg
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-25
RAMON TRUJILLO: Propietario d,

RAMON TRUJILLO: Propietario del
restaurant Florida. - Conocido carinosa-
mente ell Trey de la paella" este periodista
que solamente fue cocinero por "hobby"
hasta que I'm dia descubri6 ell secreto de la
'paella", por ESQ ell plato preferido por
nuestra clientele es ell suculento plato de
mariscos y camarones. Por 10 demas, la
selection de los otros platos es muy va
riada. Una gran mayoria nos pide ell "le-
chon asado con ell congri oriental, este es
ell unico restaurant que tiene todos los
dias dicho menu, TIE ~agradezco que por
este medic f~elicites a todas nuestraS amis-
tadeS, y que vengan a conner paella y le-
chon aSado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30

movies, there has been an
offer for q Broadway play.
THE last play ! did on
roadway was Thunder
Rock, I" Frances recalled. Il
thought that was my swan
song as far as acting was
concerned" After six months
on a preliminary tryout. the
blond, slender. still attrac-
tive actress starred in sum-
mer stock in 1.-THE Chalk
Garden" "Then ! knew for
sure about coming back full
time to acting" was her de-
ciSion.
With her parents who
looked after her during
Frances long illness both
dead, she now lives alone in
a Hollywood apartment. But
near some relatives. so I
don't feel too lonely" she ex-
planned. Her second marriage
failed after six months and
ended in divorce a few weeks
ago.
I'm doing everything step
by step. so that nothing be-
comes too great a problem for
me-" said Frances, as we
ended our chat. She is plan
ming to write her life story.
I wish her luck with all her
endeavors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
Frances Former Back
And Future Is Bright

was sentenced to 1870 days in
jail after an arrest on a
charge of drunk driving, but
spent them in a sanitarium.
Nov have an agent,
Lillian Small. And I'd like
to make pictures again. But
I also like live TV very much
its a happy combination
Of theater and TV. Is
Hollywood a different place
now? Very much so. The
whole feeling is different.
It's now an impersonal and
cosmopolitan town, not the
small town I remembered
when I was a child here. The
big stars at Paramount.
when I was signed in 1885
and until I left in 1912. were
Claudette Colbert, Carole
Lombard, Marlene Dietrich,
Veronica Lake. Dorothy La
mour. And Bing and Bob.
William Holden was Just
coming up.
It's Still Exciting
There was no Tv when
/ was here before. The big
studios are much less active
than they used to be. There'd
be hundreds of people work.
ing with you. Now they're all
split up. It's as exciting as
it used to be. but in a diff
ferent kind Of way. For in
stance, ! did a Iatinee
Theater' on television the
other day. I've never seen
anything like it - like an
assembly built line = up of
drama. On one stage work.
ing for the next show; on
another for the following day
fantastic"
In addition ito TV and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
Continued from Page Ell

Continued from Page Ell
week in San Francisco a
year ago when a local re-
porter recognized Frances
Anderson" as Frances Farm
er, former movie star.
ut was good that he print
ed the story" she assured
me. Because out of it came
the chance for me to return
to acting which / thought !
had lost forever. ! had to
make up my mind whether to
risk the peace of mind ! had
found through religion. or to
go back to the stresses and
strains of an acting career.
1t was a drastic decision.
But, when the offers came !
knew ! must return to acting.
Il have always wanted to
act. During my four years of
college. I studied acting. Six
months after ! left the Uni
versity of Washington. I was
at Paramount, and being
coached by Phyllis Seaton--
her name was Loughton then.
She was top drama coach at
Paramount and a wonderful
person. When Bing Crosby's
Rhythm on the Range came
up. they wanted a CIR! who
hadn't been seen before.
Phyllis suggested me for the
part and it seemed / was on
my way. I was in Toast of
the Town with Edward Ar
mold and Come and Get IT.
with Joel McCrea."
Then the Collapse
BY 1912 Miss Farmer was
earning 100000 a year. But,
with the collapse of her mar
riage to actor Left Erikson
came her own collapse. She
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30

play tells the story Of Con-
rad CantZen. who died in
1945 after playing small roles
for SO years. His earnings
never exceeded SIS a week,
but living as a pauper, Can't
zen was able to leave a fund
of almost $250.000, dedicated
to buying shoes for needy
performers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
Magnetic Appeal

NEW YORK Up. - The
theater's magnetic appeal for
people in all walks Of life
was demonstrated at an audi
ton for new singers and
dancers in the long-run
Broadway hit. Lii Abner."
Among the women appli-
csnts were three substitute
schoolteachers. four bank
tellers, seven secretaries. five
housewives and one librarian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
Actors Life
Busis for PIuy

NEW YORK (P.-A drama
based on one actors strange
life is being prepared for pro-
duction off-Broadway next
fall.
Entitled 81 Got Shoes" the
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-02-01
ARMS Of Mercy
Prayer Band

The Arms of Mercy Prayer
band meets every Monday 11:0O
am: in homes of sick and shut
in. Anyone desiring to become
member will be gladly accept
ed. Call Fulton 5-9086
If you are sick don't give up
put your faith in to action and
don't be ashamed to get desper-
ate you will never be healed
until you bring things to cris-
is. Dare to believe that faith
brings results, 1t has worked be-
fore and it will work again. The
attitude of faith is: accept no
alternative, make no allowance
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-02-01
COOK COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC HEALTH
ROBBINS HEALTH CENTER
139th and st. Louis Avenue

CLINIC SCHEDULE:
MATERNAL CLINIC-Every End and
4th Wednesday of each month.
Time: $50 to 1900 Noon. All
patients are requested to report by
1000 am.
INFANT CLINIC-2nd, Bird. and 4th
Thursdays of each month.
Time: $50 to 1900 Noon.
All infants and children between l
and years of age should be present
1000 am, OF 1890 pm.
DENTAL CLINIC: Children Only.
Mondays:
8 to IL am. 1 to B n.
Tuesdays,
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-02-01
Page II
THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, 1898

for failure, regardless to what
you see or feel. You can come
to definite positive position
of living faith.
Rev. E. Young, Minister
Evan M. Summerlin, President
The eye of the boss can do
more work than both his hands
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-02-01

Christ Temple Church of
1920 Sacramento Avenue
Sunday School .... Gas am.
Morning Service -. 1900
Evening Service ..... 800 pm.
Weekly Service
Tues. Bible Glass 49,. 8:00p.m.
Thurs. Missionary 80. 800 pm.
Fri, Young People 49,. 8:00p.m.
Dist. Ed. Wonders, Pastor
Sister Oslo Brown, Clerk
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-02-01

GOD create
~ for who who
confused by feeling it, friend
with the it; holier dignity
of
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-02-01

WHEELER NHAPEI. C.M.E, CHUKCH
137th and st. Louis Avenue
Rev. Henry Bledsoe Pastor
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
l37th St. and Turner Ave.
ROBBINS, ILLINOIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17

Hera's . taste surprise from the
Held bakers :. lust-rloht
blend Of maple flavor and chopped
psesns combined with fluffy light
chiffon cake.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-06-06
You May Be Qualified Under IS
Disability for Aid = Inquire

Disabled people who have not
been able to work for some time
because of their disability have UNI
til June 80, 1888, to apply for full
protection of their social security
rights James Guy Tucker, dis
trict manager of the Little Rock
social security officer said today,
He pointed out that if disabled
people wait until after June 80,
they run the risk of having their
social security benefits cut down Or
of having their right to any bene-
fits run out altogether.
Mr. Tucker explained that dis
abled people, besides being so dis
abled that they are not expected
to be able to do any kind of sub
stantial work for a long and in
definite period, must have work
ed under social security for GER
tain length of time before they
can have the protection of social
security disability insurance. They
must have worked at least five
years out of the ten years be-
fore their disability began and
must have worked at least one
and one half years out of the
three years just before the disa-
bility began. If they make their
application by June 80, the Social
Security Administration can go
back to the actual date of their
disability and count years work
back from there. If they wait UNI
til after June 80. they must have
worked back from there. 1t they
wait until after June 80, they must
have worked for five years out
of ten year period ending no
earlier than one year before they
make application.
Mr. Tucker urged that any dis
abled person who thinks he might
be entitled to the disability pro-
lection of the social security law
contact his office personally or by
mail or by phone before June 81,
1858, if he has not done SO al
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-06-06
WiIrllot

Mrs. Lucy Wilder spent the
weekend in Little Rock shopping
and visiting her daughter. She
reported an enjoyable trip. :.
Mrs. M. F. Robinson of Little
Rock is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Jasper Wilder. The funeral SER
vices of Sam Wimberly were held
at the End Baptist church June
1st The peace memorial of
the Eastern Star was held at the
Union Baptist church Sunday
night, June l.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-06-06

permit the transfer of four church.
es to three white conferences, af-
ter spirited debate on May II.
The churches that will be trans
ferred when the conferences they
have been invited to join have
taken the necessary affirma-
tive vote, include Neighborhood,
Fort Wayne, Ind. to the North
West Indiana conference; st. Mat
thews, Chicago to the Rock River;
John Wesley and Second Grace,
Detroit, to the Detroit conference.
All three of the white conferences
are in the North Central Juris-
dlction. The Lexington conference
includes the Negro churches of
the denomination in seven mid
western states.
The Methodist Church in the
United States is divided into six
jurisdictions, five geographical and
racial--the Central. The General
Conference passed legislation in
1852 and made it more simplified
in 1856, permitting churches to
transfer from one jurisdiction to
another after following the steps
set forth in the law.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-06-06
Noted Scientist
Visits |. R.

Gary A. Morgan Cleveland,
Ohio visited the State Press and
staff Wednesday afternoon. He is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Martin of the Martin Tailors and
Cleaners.
Mr.. Morgan is member of the
Antioch Baptist church and al
so a Mason. He is an honorary
member of the Alpha Kappa AL
pha and of all the Negro college
fraternities over the US for in
venting Americas first Gas mat.
He also invented the caution light
that is used today. He received a
diamond studied medal from the
citizens of Cleveland for the bra
vest and most honored citizen. He
saved the lives of several persons
in lake Erie.
Mrs. Lucille Rodgers is the
guide Gnd accompanist of Mr.
Morgan. John Lucious is chaut-
feur for Mr.. Morgan.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-06-06
Chichester

DIR. W. NJ Eason was the guest
speaker at Good Hope church
last Sunday. Rev. I. A. Stith is
pastor. Mrs. Eason was in charge
of the junior choir. A total OF
$l41.60 was raised. Mrs. Reacie
Marks was visitor at First
Union singing rehearsal last Sat-
urday night. Mrs. Bessie Lee
Sockwell was the house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M Murphy Fri
day. Mrs. Zena Harris is inn
proving after being sick for sew
eral weeks. She is able to get
up and walk again. Her grand
daughter, Miss Minnie Lee John
son is here with her from Mag
nolia.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-06-06
Agri Employee
Receives Award

Mrs. India j. Clayton, super
visor of the Copy Preparation
Unit of Plant and Operations,
was one of 1T employees of the
U. S. Department of Agriculture
to receive a Superior Service A
ward Tuesday in ceremonies on
h e Washington Monument
grounds.
Six other eolored workers were
among 119 honored for having
served the Department for 40 years
or more. These awardees are:
James P. Bourke, jr., John T.,
G. Carpenter, George H. Mack,
Roger Shumate, Rogers Thomp-
son, and William E. Weir.
Mrs. Clayton was honored for
exceptional leadership inspiration,
and guidance in supervising the
work of the Copy Preparation
Unit"
Her work involves tipping and
copy preparation of the Secre-
tary of Agriculture's speeches for
the offset process. This requires
the most meticulous care to make
sure the resulting copy is neat
clean, and representative of a
Cabinet Office.
Mrs Clayton also designs forms
and makes layouts of booklets and
leaflets for a number of depart
ment agencies. She joined the US
DA n 1912 shortly after her ar
rival here from her native Meri-
dian, Miss.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-06-06
Negro Churches
Transfer to
White Conference

LOUISVILLE, Ky-Ministerial
and lay delegates to the 18th ses-
sion of the Lexington Annual con-
ference of the Central Jurisdiction
of The Methodist church voted to
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-06-06

ready, SO that he can be sure that
all of his rights under social Sc
curity will be fully protected.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

the SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON o. c.
Jvly 70. 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07

AWNING CufTER and ssamstrsss
white; sxperj perm. tobl 40 hrs
vk.; sood working cond. Boz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07

C.n.w.-CHILD CARR. live In: sobsi
aud reliable. local refs, must bs
elsan. ucoe salary 70 risht party
G.H. W. COOK. 5,s.day week. stay
with children . nights; must havt
resent local oh, refs en- 3-coB0
CIV. plain cooklne. live IN:
some child care: other help en-
ployed, Must have recent ref
SO oil. e-s5l3
Observation-Disclosures for am.
6askador's residence. must taxi
s esmn,nls' shsrss. must spesl
MAID. 3O-45. live In. shw., :
children: exptr.. ref. SIS . wk
10. 1-5leI.
MAIDS, live IN. general houseworl
and child care Salary accordinl
20 cNpef. and refs EM 2-Saas
COUPLE. steady lob. cook house,
worker. butler chauffeur. loca
refs. rec, AID s-4a66.
ELDERLY LADY-Liye In fatherles.
nome; care of Schcoi-age chill
dren: mother works HA. 2-43n2
WANTED chambermaid. maid
white recent references essential
Telephone collect upperville a.
before m. 70 arrange for in
terview. or write p. o. Boa 96
UnperYille. Va
lC0LoRED WOMAN. for child care,
Sd s;day oh, HiIIersst Hts. Nd
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