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this week OF Woodieso Nursery Corners
meet Miss Margaret Snidero, R.N.
Carter's Representative.
She'll be happy 10 help you select your
bobys first necessities and give OK.
perieneed advice about baby care.
Monday Washington Store
TUesdoy Alexandra
Wednesday, Corners
Thursday Wheoton Plozo
Friday Chevy Chose
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&C last week. / don't think he
was ever knocked on his back.
Actually. he's kind Of hard for
those blockers TO find In all
that traffic out there"
Bliss halted bees strong
est scoring bid In the first
quarter Of last weeks scoreless
tie by recovering q tumble on
his own 7-yard line. He also
was instrumental In turning
In the Barons' strong outside
running attack.
Because Of the scoreless
deadlock, Wheaton win finish
its season at home Saturday
with its most important game.
The Knights battle unbeaten
Richard Montgomery for the
Montgomery County champion
ship. They never have won the
title In their nine-year history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06

the season started" Coach Bill
Hahn said. He played q little
on and off for two years and
at the beginning Of this season.
Then Dean Thompson. my reg
ular fullback and linebacker
(6-l. 175). broke his hand and
Jack stepped in. He's been do
ing quite a job"
He Is nicknamed Charlie"
after Charlie Tolar. the Hous-
ton Oilers 5-foot-6 fulIback
who led the American Foot
ball League in rushing attempts
last season.
Bliss is quite q gymnast.
Charles tumbling ability is
one Of his biggest assets" As
siStant Coach Wayne Boor
says. He has q knack Of roll
ing off the blockers and stay
ing with the play. Against B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06
By STEVE HERSHEY
star staff Writer

Linebaekers. eharacteristical-
ly are big strapping guys who
like to knock people down. but
Wheaton High Schools right
Hnebacker Is built more like
Willie Shoemaker than Rod
Beedlove.
Jack Bliss registers 9 little
more than an diversified jockey
liza pounds-on the Knights
locker room scale and on tiptoes
measures 5 feet "a inches.
However. this doesn't keep him
from backing up 190-pound
Tackle Bob Slower or playing
in front Of Halfback Dick Tay-
lor (6-foot-2. ITS poundsl In
Wheaton's defensive scheme.
II never thought Bliss would
be my right linebacker when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06
By ROBERT B. PHILIPS
8tar Special Writer

NEW YORK, Nov. 6-Jump-
ing the Berlin wall is q sport
no more popular among the
West German horse show team
than getting the jump on its
competition in our Interna-
tional Horse Show.
One week ago last night the
West German riders swept the
first four places in the first
speed and performance class
of the Washington Interna-
tional horse show.
It wasn't quite as decisive
last night for the opening Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06

were yet to 60" as he said after
the class.
Irish Rider Third
! Go they did. ct an almost
frantic pace until each had Q
Touchdown that spelled elind-
nation from the top honcrs.
Herman schridde. aboard
Kamerad. was second for the
Germans, while the Irish com
bination Of 1t. z. v. Campion
and Sliabh Cgrot slipped into
third place. DR.. Hugo Arrem-
bide Of Argentina was fourth
on Chimbota.
Earlier in the day the Cal
Ross and Tom Gaylord OF
Canada picked up the first two
places In the Frederick Mckay
Memorial international opener.
Schridde on IONA was third.
and William Robertson efd
Chapot brought up the rear Tor
the United States.
The Garden last night was
filled with spectators dressed TO
the mines. It was an unusually
populous opening for election
night in New York. 49,
TOday's Features
Today's eye-openers were to
be g series Of model classes
which viii give the first indi-
cation on future conformation
judging here. qJ
The Frank Melville Trophy
for working hunters ridden by
amateurs, the Cold Climate
Trophy for conformation hunt
erS and the $500 open jumper
stake viii absorb the energies
of the civilians, while the Jo-
Iseph Murray Memorial win be
the big international affair Of
the second night.
Whatever the thrills Of the
international classes here, none
surpassed the $500 imperial
puiSSance open jumping event
In which Colony Farms Jacks
or Better. the only civilian
horse to survive competitioni In
the Presidents Cup at Nthe
Washington international. went
to five jumpoffs with Frank
Imperatore's Grey Aero before
succumbing to the old fray
horse at 8 feet 8 inches. So
Virginia Horses Score
Colony's Untouchable, with
Kathy Kusner Of Virginia IN
the saddle, placed third, and
even Grey Aero's victory was
marked in the Old Dominion
tack rooms, for the horse q
the last Of the famous sons Of
Elangollen FARMS Bon Mutt,
A Virginia horse hit the blu0
ribbons first crack out Of the
box In the opening hunter class
in the afternoon, when IAttIe
Sailor from the Annex, Kes-
wick. Va. won the lightweight
working hunter class which
opened the show. -
Peggy Steinman's Not Al
ways. champion Of the Wash-
ington international working
hunter division. was placed Just
below War Acre FARMS High
Frontier In the middle ana
heavyweight working hunter
rounds. t1'l
In the Jockey Club CUB fer
horses suitable to becoma hunt.
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Han.
man Of Burtonsville, Nd, took
third with their chestnut geld
ing Red Kash.
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German Riders Score Early

the 18th National Horse Show
in Madison Square Garden.
This time they took only three
Of the first ribbons In the
Democrat Memorial Trophy. q
remembrance Of the great old
horse who once was 9 star Of
the United States Army horse
show team.
Among the three ribbons.
were the first and second
places. The leader was Kurt
Jarasinsd, who went sailing
over the course with Almuisk
pressed on BY the thought that
Shady Lady and Frank Chapot
and SIMON and Bill SteinHaus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06
Wheaton Linebuckerts SmoIIness No Handicap

Richard Montgomery owns a
SOL league mark while the
Knights are Ali. However,
since there can be no playoff
in the county II the teams fin
ish with equal records Of SILL,
Wheaton win win on q graded
rating system. II there Is a tie
Richard Montgomery wins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06
HORSE SHOW
SUMMARIES !,
$1,000 fnperiai Puia.anee-I. prau,

$500 Imperial Puissaneo-l, Ysauk
Imperatere'I q. g, Grey Lere :.
Colony Farms B. &. jack or EstteR,
Z. 6 S0fs9ay st EsSI@' q; TntSu9A ss!e
An %sFti2 a. A9n',E Ell, lsi:ht s..Ia,. q
Julie Ksrdon's !. cSutsin ~
:; r; gstisf and T. MohinSns Sc.
,. yISST,ti1r HUNTER, middle saa hssss-
81 a.se e. Mt Hx.gS sutS $500 80
2'a ssiTti.ls e. rams S 3 z. S SSsEApS sss
Chance HI Farms ,. Gs 1lns
Open tumpers-I. Duffy stsblss'
E Eat sn; e. Untouchesls: chase
Nj. and Mrs. Joseph Nuzz's q. Is
H He'll. I, roi Ilt.,S :. Colony ParmS es.
Horse suitable 70 become . hnltsr
Il, ward Acres FARMS CT. g, An
other Fiddle. 2. Msn-Q-Waf Farms
Gardner Hallman's ch, g., Red KaIh.
f t M'rd A' e.. r. FSaa.s Forn a.;
International jumping, tina Erede1lck
Mckay Memorial Challenge TrophT-
l, Canadian equestrian teams Thunder
Bird. ridden By Gail Ross. Q. Canadian
teams Blue Beau. Thomas 0eyford.
3, German teams Iona, Hermann
Schridde. 4, q. s. teams Morvens nd
den BY william Robertson. s. o. q.
teams Manon, ridden By Prank Chanot.
Five gated saddle horse. ytalliou- OF
geldins-l. Dodge stables eh: ga NE
Just An Accident. 4, Mr.. and MRS.
A. C. Huffman's bl g., Anacaeho
Chieftain. 4, Snxy Royce's b. e. NJ,
Buzz. 5, Mr.. and Mrs Sidney HermanS
b. e.. Roekland Prince.
The Democrat Memorial Chsnedgs
TROPHY, German equestrian teams
Ammasik. ridden BY Kurt JarasiuSki.
2, German teams KsmeTad, Hermann
Schriddle. 3. Irish teams Sliabh Gcpot,
Lieut.. = Y, Campion. 4, Argentine
teams ChimbotA. Or. Hugo Arramhide.
5, German teams Damon, ridden by
Alvin schockemoehle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06
You Be the
Quarterback
Question on Page GA

Question on Page GA
No. 3. Get number Of man
who hit yOu. Find out who
missed block and get him on
the BALI At So. you viii prob
ably see receivers better with
roll-out. but few quarterbaeks
can pass as well on run as with
feet set. Fading five yards
makes It difficult to see re-
ceivers.
Distributed By the Registsr
and Triouns Syndieate.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06
Fight Results

By the Associated Press
SACRAMENTO. caIif.-Eddie Msehen
I97. Berkeley, Calf, knocked out Bull
AcMurray. EOS, Sacramento ca.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.-Joss Moreno,
I25, Mexico. outpotnted Steve Free
man, 126. Houston 00l.
NEW YORK.-T ON my Garrison,
P Si issp.. Puerto RICO eO'e ~. 0Ano'
TIJUANA. Mexico.-Raul Soriano,
l34. Los AngeIes. knocked out Pulra
serrano. 1875. Tijuana (10).
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Attendance Record

The National League set an.
attendance m ark by drawing
II, 1892 ,233 fans in 1868.
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SITuATl0NS-MEM
ACCT. .COMPTROLLER, 10

ACCT. COMPTROLLER, 10 yrs. d.
yerSlfied exper, IN wholesale and
non-profit organizations. Prepare
all statements. Box Ill, Star.
CARPENTER : CABINETMAKER =
viii do work ewes, and week end
by Job or hr. VIII. 2-3SB6.
COLLEGE GRADUATE, honest and
dependable, wishes office work.
Non-Smoker and non-drinker. "A
Real Hustler" Ii. 3-S4S0.
CONGRESSIONAL a d m nistratiye
assistant, 10 years experience on
Capitol Hill. desires position with
private industry. Call 652-3077.
DRIVER or porter from 9 PM
3 am. Call anytime after pm.
Clear police record, d. c, drivers
permit Can furnish ref. b47-7924.
MALE PRACTICAL NURSE, colored,
licensed, desires day duty from
o TO 3. Call LA. 9-75SS.
MAN DESIRES JOB as ianitor,
Clean record and refs. Po.
MASTER PLUMBER, registered in
D, c., Md, Arl. and Fairfax, Va,
desires position with reliable COM
pany. Box BAIL, Star.
MEN AVAILABLE, housevork. yard
work, painting, rough carpentry
etc. Call NE. S-4532.
YOUNG MAN des. work in art
field or related area, ABB. degree
Taught grade school l W., Cur,
rently attending Corcoran Schoo!
OF Art. Call EN- 3-3405 bet. Ia
pm, and 1880 p.m.-l2 pm.
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BEAUTICIAN

oG<AO 4N4f14N
Facial specialist, experienced with
DR.. Payot cosmetics, for exclusive
Conn. ave. salon with high-class
clientele. Must be neat and have
pleasant personality. Complete
charge Of facial department and
cosmetics. Wonderful opportunity
for right party. Good salary. B
days, hours 8 to 6. Call AID. 2
1641 for interview appointment.
BEAUTY OPERATOR or shampoo
and press girl for the week OF
May s till May IS, or continue
to work through. 544-O051.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Ss5-s125 per
week. Guarantee plus commission.
5-day week. no manicuring, steady
work LOUIS HAIRDRESSERS,
17l6 Eye ST. NV.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR, MGR 5000, exper. only, B.
day week, salary commensurate
with ability. fringe benefits. W.
BELL a Co, 14th and P SITS. NV.
BOOKKEEPER mach. opr. Ss0-S90
vk. up. NV. section. Miss Lee.
BOYD'S, 200 18th, ma. S-2340.
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MAID, Alex. area, to care for small
child and do Inv. 5 days. Phone
EAG MIA aFf a - -
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HELP WOMEN

RECEIPT. :TYPIsT, 40 w.p,ni.. S34O
mo. DOYLE PERSONNEL, ST. s.
1888, Room ZOE, 1928 Conn. ave.
NV. Elevator at extreme left"
RECEPTIONIST.T
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 7
(CONTINUED)

PAINTING. PAPER HANGING,
paper removed, alterations and re-
pairs, Quick service. Moderate
prices, MR. RIDENOUR, 332- 1901
WA. 5-9645.
PAINTING, INT. AND EXT, paper
hanging, floor sanding, plaStering
rres eSts; All work guar. 24-hr.
service, 726-067l.
PAINTING, papering and wall COW
erlng. all types. Satisfaction guar
anteed, so, S-O9bl ask for Mr. Ed.
PAINTING, interior, exterior, roof
carpentry. gutter work by white,
Call any time, CHI. S-4404
PAINTING - Interior and exterior
Free estimates. rs yrs. exp, by
white mechanics. GRISMOND
Phone 24S-5424.
PAPERHANGING, SI5 and up this
wk. only, Sunfast Washable. HE
0-lS57 ia. 9-454S. VIII 2-045S.
PAPERING OR PAINTING. white
mechanic. low prices. good refs
Call DUFFY today. RIA. 3-4l3S.
PLASTERING REPAIRS. old and
new work, large and smsll Jobs.
Reasonable. JU, 0-4l54,
QUALITY PAINTING and repair
work, wood finishing, color blend
~ yrs. in business. IA. 0-7429.
ROOFING, repairs, gutter, down
spouts, roof painting. Inside paint
ing. $40 up. Free est. bS2-7566
ROOFING by top mechanics, old
roofs redone, or coated Shingle-
asphalt-aluminum coating New
or repair sery,, free estimates.
726-0335, 663-57S2.
ROOFING AND GUTTER WORK,
by exper. roofers, estab. 1916. Re-
pairs, roof painting. Ii. g.
TOWN AND COUNTRY PAINTERS,
interior, exterior. The very best
In material and workmanship. We
are as close as your phonebook.
Call 726-0335. 563-57S2.
TELEVISION REPAIR
Full year guarantee, free estimates.
524-52lS.
Tv REPAIRS, free estimates in your
home. Day and night calls. Rea-
sonable rates, IA. 9-7g02,
WALLPAPER REMOVAL by the
only bonded and ms. paper re-
moval Co. in d. c., Md. or Va.
| Dl, 7-1BO0.
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SALESLADY
SALESWOMEN

Full and part time, Exper. nee.
Excel. salary. employe benefits
Fine SportSwear shops. CASUAL
CORNER, JU. $1,000.
exper. TO cut and
sew slipcovers and draperies, sew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-04
OFFICE FURNITuRE

New grade "a" top quality. 3Ox6O-
seconds. While they last. only
SS5.
Just received. new steel nodular
sec. and exec desks, 3 eolors TO
choose from, Sl29.
Used, but In good condition, full
size mahogany desks. both exec
and sec. A real bargain at only
S35.
Brand-new upholstered typist chair
With ?" foam seat. Only s23.9b.
Lasting quality at a bargain price.
Nov steel 4bx34-inch table with
center drawer. $685.. We know
yCu can't beat this.
Heavy industrlal-type steel shelly.
Ing, five shelves. f2x30-inch size
slO.nh.
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SITUATIoNS-W0MEN

ATTORNEY with Govt. background,
member d. c. Bar, desires posi-
ton with law firm having general
practice. Box lS4-L, Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE, licensed, de-
sires private duty cases. refer
ences. Ii. 3-3l07, 8 am, TO pm.
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HELP WOMEN

sTENOGRAPHER for professional
office downtown, good opportunity
for young lady. For appointment,
call 90B-46Ob
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PAINTING. PAPER HANGING,
paper removed, alterations and re-
pairs. Quick service. Moderate
prices NE; RIDENOUR, 1892 1907,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, phy-
sieians office, Montgomery Hills.
Silver Spring area. tipping, short
hand essential. Salary open. Call
JU. 9-l25l
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HELP WOMEN

GIRL FRIDAY, TO take charge OF
local office OF heating. air con-
ditioning and refrigeration manu-
facturer with 4 field men. Gen.
eral office duties, Stenorette ma
chimes. All company benefits. Call
Mr., ADAMS or MR.. STEURER.
ia, S-30l2.
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MAID, So days, Must live in, pvt.
rm.. with bath. All up-to-date
equipmt Must have refs. A perm.
pos. Sal. $40 per wk. Only exper.
will be cons. Call MRS. GIBBS,
so. 5-4ASQ.
MAIDS. live in. No money needed.
Open daily and late ewes. Also
Sat. and Sun. FLO JOB CTR,
1902 H st. ne. 546-21O0,
MAID, Alex. area, to care for small
child and do Inv. 5 days. Phone
b4S-OOl4 aft, q pm.
MAID for small effic. apt, little or
no housework, care for sick young
lady. 232-570S.
LADY, in Va. Hills area,
for child care and Inv, so. B.
1852 after pm,
LADY, TO live in, with
colored family, room, board and
small salary in exch. for child
care. RIA, 5000.
OLDER WOMAN, live In on farm,
to watch children DAYS. Good
home and board, SOS mo- TO st.
7SS-5276 (CatletO or JE. 3-O220.
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Excellent opportunity for persona
BILE woman with ability to work
with the public. tipping 30 w,p.m.
and switchboard experience re-
CURED. Permanent position. See
MISS JOHNSON at 1406 O st. NV,
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SITUATIoMs-DoMESTIc

ABLE MAIDS NOW,!!! Health cards
and refs. Dayworkers S7 and fare.
Our 3Oth yr QUALITY, 9l9 N. Y.
ave. DI. 7-4393.
BABY SITTERS, dayworkers., 1--we
in-ott. Refs, open daily and late
ewes. Also Sat. Sun. FLO JOB CEN
TER. 1902 H st. ne. 548-2lOO.
EUROPEAN DOMESTICS--Live in,
Quality help AZ Reasonable, ,- cost
1907 Spring ST., S. s.. JU. 7-4200
EXPER., lady desires days work,
Tues. and Thurs. pref. III an apt,
best ref DU. 7-66l7.
GIRL, colored, desires g.h.w. 8
days q wk. Refs. Call 462-3543.
GIRL, coLoRED.. desires child care
and light housework, local refs,
546-7320.
WILL BABY SIT, my home, day
time, Langley Park, Silver Spring
area, refs. 439-0S5l.
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: Experienced for dry-elsaping store.
PAUL's CLEANERS. 274s 14th st.
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r 81 ThI,s Frss s,,l anI R.
BRADLEY, cH. s-D349.
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OFFICE CLERKS $50
ATLAS zocYi i4 !SS n Yu AVE-. NV.
OFFICE GIRL
General office work. shorthand no,
cation and other emplpoye bene-
fits. Call Mr., SWEENEY, II 70
8 pm. o27-ie12.
OFFICE TRAINEES
With or without typing. Many
ABBEY PERSONNEL 1888 BYE NV.
OFFICE CLERK, 2b-4O. accounts
payable or payroll exper. pref.
Good handwriting, some tipping.
Apply In person 10 Mr.. Birming-
ham. PALMER FORD. INC. Hy-
PART-TTME, FuLL-TIME saies
and memt. openings with Beauty
Counselor. ideal for anyone
vasslnr. Flexible hrs. b4s-i0i3,
PART TIME, TYPIsT-orRL FRf-
DAY. Bethesda business district.
modern office, hrs, 10 70 2.
ssslary $40 per VIZ. Boz 3eS-L.
PBx OPERATOR. part time. 10 re-
lieve OF D hrs. per eve. Exper.
necessary. Apply Personnel, o am.
70 pm, Mon, through Fri.
PROVIDENCE HOSP, iiBO Var
PBx-RECEPT. NgEDED = See our
ad under Instruction Courses.
CASHIER TRAIN. INST. ME-. s-462a
PIX OPERAT0R, experience neces-
aary, 40-hr., b-day week 70 work
evenings from 2.30 pm. 10 II
pm. Apply Personnel, . an. u
pm. Monday through Friday,
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL, 1870
Varnum st. ne.
lPERsONNEL RECORDS CLERK. $40
Downtown, Association. All Benefits
ATLAS AOCY. 1890 N, ", Ave. NV,
PHOTO FINIsHERs, experienced
numeIera. pre-splieers and mount
era, for color movie film pro.
duction. Apply N person bet. .
and ~ am. and and 3 pm.
Mon. through Fri. CROWN PHOTO
s son w. AN, INC s7oi NJ Vsr-
PUBLIC REL. sEcY., sitFae. Eood
Bow SoYbs. 200 istA, M M; s.ss Sssn''
G pFoaT 1SwSI pa a5Ssr y :
ECO ehoreham Bldg. ST. 3-62bb
REcIPTIoNIsT, tyr rs w.p.m,
S20b. BETTY. GRAY KMPL.. 82o
woodward Bldg. ST.. 3-7123,
RECEPTIONIsT sTYPIsT. suburb
Fee paid, S3fb. HAopERTY EMPL
AoEkcY, sfss Fsnton a., Silver
Spring, Ju. s-B404.
RECEPTIONIST $50
| iltii22.A 2HsS,eE W. oSSa TygalSE
1890 n. n. Ave, NV. RIM. 500
EEcEr 1,;. s5s Tygs lS .ords per
ave. NV. Room $40. NO. 7-oti0.
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chsanIsr lIsm ab Y ~ s1, cd old
essary but Preferred. ma. $1,000.
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HELP DOMESTIC

ABLE DOMESTIC ior s-dsy VIZ,
and fare. i'No Monty NEEDED. !"
S Spsn sat ana sls Sun. pi. 7!ss6s, n'N''
BABY SITTER. must have 5000
refs. dependable, grandmother.
) mo giri while parents work.
Vie. Of Pinsy Br, and Flower,
Silver Spring. bs7.p37i.
sonpis h soSS A6eaitS. eios asS
tsr guG go ~, VIZ. Wa 1850
COMPANION, Lh.k. for widow, live
| IN. Hyattsyiile area. si25 mo. he
4-0ia3 after . pm.
COOK-0.Hw.
L T.i,r inISS. IN. s.aiyIsi. no ironing
FOREIGN DOMEsTICs : We will
place you In American homes Al
NATIONAL PERSONNEL, CENTER o
HoUsEKEEPER- COOK. ref. 3 days,
w. resident, $40 week. III. q
HOUsEKEEPER. mature woman or
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