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The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16
COUNTY c. c. MEETS

The Pinal Chamber of Commerce
met in Coolidge Tuesday night with
Chairman Billy Coxon presiding.
A committee on by laws for the
organization was appointed with
instructions to investigate by laws
of similar organizations in other
counties for suggestion to sub
NIT to the Pinal body.
The next meeting will be held
at The Court house in Florence
Tue sday night, October 20.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

c. Harve Kester and family are
leaving soon for Tucson. Mr.. Kes-
fer has been in Coolidge since the
leg ming of construction work OF
tie high school building as Federal
ins.ector, in which capacity he
rendered very capable services. ME-.
anc Mrs. Kester are very congenial
peOp,e and have made many warm
trjerCd here who would like SO
much to keep them.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16
RESETTLEMENT PROJECT
TO RESUME SOON

Miss Ruth Foster, chief clerk of
the re, ettlement office in' Florence,
advise that the project is goins
forwar with details, and operations
will be taken up in the near future
Cperat ons are now being held up.
pending final approval at Wash.
ington of titles to land which ha
been purchased by the governmer
for this purpose, which. naturally
requires considerable to make a!
thorough examination and abstract
comp, eted
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Avery and
Mrs. f. l. Spencer, winter visitors
from Phoenix, paid Coolidge vist
early this week. They were sur
prised to find the baby town in the
baby state out of its swaddling
clothes and firmly treading along on
solid ground and claiming the dis
tinction of being one of the most
progressive little cities in the
State,
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16
Note Of Appreciation

c. U. H. S. wishes to express its
appreciation to the members of the
Indian service WHO worked on Sun
day and after working hour1 to
erect lighting system on the foot
bal: fled.
To these men especially do we
extend our praise and thanks for
making possible the game Fridav
night: Ralph Sewell, Kane Schultz,
Lee Blackwook, Jake, Chesley,
Ellis Loveless, Riley Sleveland,
Earnest Winner, and Lee Morten-
sen.-Hettie Lou Maben, 81.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

Mrs. George )empster had her
tonsils removed in the Florence in
the Florence hospital last Satur-
day, and returned to her home in
Coolidge Sunday. The operation
was successful. but she has been
pretty sick from other complica-
tions. Her friends hope for a
speedy return TO her normal con-
ditiOn.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16
]. p. RECOUNT COMPLETED

In the recount of votes cast in
Coolidge which was made in Flor
ence Wednesday, the results show
ed loss of three votes for Chas.
d. ENedge successful candidate
and no gain for Judge Thompson.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16
With COOLIDGE SCHOOLS

Hettie Lou Maben, Raydene Ash
more.
will be Tuesday evening the sevnt,i
period, and the dead line for the
paper will be Wednesday morning
at eighth forty-five. The paper will
be published sometime Wednesday.
--Hettie Lou Maben '37'
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16
Seniors Re-eIect Officers

Oct. 11-Due to the fact that the
Senior class president and vice
president were elected to offices ir
the student body, the Seniors to-
day held meeting in Mrs. Boards
room to re-elect class officers.
Phil Ware was chosen president
and Clarence Graham vice-prEsi-
dent. AS a treasurer had never been
selected, Norma Sturgeon was given
that office.-Hettie Lou Maben, '37.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

MIS-. M. L. Talla went to Super
ior last Friday to officially install
ne WHY elected officers of the Legion
Auxiliary. Mrs. Talla is the Aux
Lazy installation officer for this dis
trict.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16
Assembly Held Mopdav

Get. 12-The regular Monday as
sembly was held the fourth period.
The usual routine was followed,
with Coach Carls giving a short
talk about the game at Cas- Grande
Friday, and Buddy Brittian and
Arnold Glenn each saying a few
W ords.
Mr.. Mangun placed statistics on
the board showing how the grades
issued last year compared with the
average. They are as follows:
Marks 1 2 3 4
IN. Curve 7 "a 80 "a Z
IN. Curve for 500 81 209 329 209 81
I'M Issued 80 168 80 254 So
*Normal MARKS.
Mr.. Mangun was we'll pleatad
with the fewer number of failure;
and the larger number of ones, and
hopes that this year the record will
be even better-Hettie Lou Mabe1.,
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

X. M. Hutchinson arrived from
Los Angeles this week and opened
the cafe, formerly known as the
Bismarck, next to Bob's Place.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16
New TypeWriters Arriva

Oct. 4-The Commercial Depart
ment of the G. U. H. S. has JUS,
received five new Remington tyne
writer's to accommodate the large
number OF students enrolled in thu
typing classes. Two of these type
writer's are semi-noiseless. The de-
Fartment now has a total of twenty
t pewriters.-Hettie Lou Maben. II
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16
Teachers Enjoy Picnic

Oct. S--The faculty of C. U. H.
S. drove out on the desert about
eleven miles east cf town to en-
joy a weiner and corn roast.
Two campfires were built, and
an enjoyable supper was served,
consisting Of corn roasted in the
husks, weiners, marshmallows, boil
ed corn, and coffee.
All the members and their wives
were present.-Hetie Lou Mabe |,
81
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

Straight from the mighty bow
this truth is driven; they fail, anG
hey alone, who have not striven
Clarence Young.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

J. H. Tovrea returned Monday
from kingman and Grand Canyon,
where he had been in the National
parks service.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16
Cand Sale Proves Successful

Several Junior girls sold cand at
the football game Friday night. The
candy was made and donated by
girls of the class. The purpose of
the candy sale is to raise money for
the junior-senior banquet. The
treasurer Marjorie Talla, reported
the sale very successful. The girls
will continue to sell candy at the
remainder of the home football
games.-lna Mar Reinhardt, '3S.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

The Junior Woman's club held it's
first business meeting Of the yea. !
Monday, October IL. at the Cluh
House The program for the yea
was read by Mrs. Tovrea.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

Fay Johnson has taken over the
management of the Coolidge Ice
service until the opening of the
neXt regular season.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16
E.aht Grid Games Scheduled

The football squad this year is
scheduled to meet eight schools in
as many games.
The first scrap on the list was with
Hayden, Oct. 9. Following this
opener are games with Casa Grandc,
Oct. 30; Gilbert. November 6;
Superior, November IA; Florence.
November 25.
Hayden, Scottsdale, Gilbert, Su-
perior and Florence will be on the
Rome field,-Webster Martin, '38.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
Speech Glass Chooses pIav

-Four Flushers" is the name of
the play the Speech Glass has
chosen to put on in assembly in the
near future. 1t is the translation of
a French comedy. The setting being
laid in Paris during the late 18th
century.
The story concerns a youg Ell
gagged couple and their poor but
proud parents, each of whom tries
to impress the other with their
Importance by promising wedding
presents far beyond their means.
1t is full of wit and interest, and
should prove excellent entertain
ln' 1T Tor everyone.
There are six men and five We
men characters in the play. Copies
OF it are being typed, and tryouts
are being held this week. The play
viii be the first to be presented in
The new uditorium-Hettle Lou
Mdben.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

Ed. Collins and Bob Foy left
yesterday on hunting trip to Mt
Lemons.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16
Our Team Trims Hayden 8 to O

Friday night our squad met Hay.
den on the home field, and sent
them home with an so defeat.
The boys started off with a. bang
and by the end of the first period
had hammered their way to a
safety.
Again early in the second quarter
our team scored when Arnold Glenn
battered his way to the pay dir,
after Jackson recovered a blocked
Hayden kick.
The remainder OF the game was
rlaved in the center Of the filed
With either team making a serious
thfeat.-Nebater Martin, '38.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

M. l.. Talla left Thursday for a
hunting trip in the mountains.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

Larry Belger. of Benson, wasi
to business matters here
Thursday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

Cooperation is not a sentiment -
it is an economic necessity.-ChaS
Steinmetz.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16
GRAM MAR SCHOOL

The P. T. A. is sponsoring a news
writing contest to last four weeks
beginning this week. The judges
of the contest are Mrs. William
Elliott and Miss Christine Nc
Daniels. There will be an awrad Of
25c each week The winners each
week will not compete with the
writer's of the following weeks.
The eighth grade pupils elected
class officers on Monday of this
week. Irmalee Smith acted as
chairman. The results were as
follows:
p eSid .nt-N.la Graham.
Vice President-Irmalee Smith.
Secretary-Betty Lee Ward.
Treasurer-Corolene Sewell.
Members-Ray Wellborn and W
G.. Cook.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

The attendance picnic was won
by the seventh grade with Miss O.
Conner's room ranking second. The
picnic will be held today at 2:30 at
the Casa Grande Ruins. This con-
test will continue through next
month.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

One of the first grade teachers,
Miss Hibbens, was ill on Thursday
of last week. Mrs. Earl Hicks sub
stituted for her.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16
journalism Glass Completes Staff


The Journalism class has con,
n'eted the election of the Spilled
INK staff. Earl Morris, The editor
!tch'ef, under the direction of Mis-
brandon, selected the following:
Society Editor-Ina Mae Rein
lardt.
Personal Editor-Dick Sturgeon.
File Editor-Meryle Wing.
Scrap Book Editor-Leora Slater
'crnicc Robinson, Hettie Lou Ma
ben.
Art MISUNDERSTANDING Dawson.
Glass Editor-Sybil Wootan. Bill
Few, Bud Clemens, Bobbie Preece.
Proof Readers-Dorris Wallace,
Leora Slater.
Asst. Edditors-Barhara Owens,
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16
New Equipment for School Arrive.

The CUIIS has received three
tiers Of book shelves each holding
seven shelves for library books, and
a small stea, cabinet for the coach's
office.
The shelves are a dull green color
and will hold all the volumes in the
libr3Ty at present except reference
books which are kept in study hall.
The small steel cabinet in the
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

coach's office. was ordered to keep
all the valuah!es of both the local
and visiting coaches.-Joe Dobson.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

The sixth grade won the choice
Of either a picture or a book for
having the highest per cent of
mothers present at the P. T. A.
meeting for October. They chose a
book.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16


book
Five baseball games were played
Oh the school diamonds Friday,
October 8, one of which was be-
tween high school Freshmen and the
Grammar school boys first team
The othere were played with Ken
n'lWorth. Coolidge was victorious
in all. The teams are in practice
for the tournament to be held
October 80.
A membership contest is being
sponsored by the P. T. A. The
toDm getting the most members to
join will be given a picnic or party.
The sixth grade boys bought
gliders which they constructed in
activity period. The entire class
Eas been making scrap books dur
ing the period.
Last Friday ended the first month
Of this year. The total enrolment
was SOC while the enrolment for
the first month of last year was
rs. The average daily attendance
for the first month was 436, and the
daily average attendance for the
first month last year was 376.
The Camp Fire girls have re-
organized under the leadership OF
Miss Helen Fulkerson who is as
sisted by Mrs. Carls. A play was
given for the P. T. A. Tuesday.
October 6, and a party was held On
The following Friday at the home of
Mrs. R. L. Sewell in North Coo.
lidge.
A pot-luck supper is being
planned for Monday, October 10,
regular meeting day.
The sixth grade first team de.
fcated the eighth grade first team
IL an arithmetic contest last Fri
day. The SIXTH grade received the
pennant for their good work. Miss
Alien had charge of the tourna-
ment.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

A membership contest is being
sponsored by the P. T. A The
toDm getting the most members to
join will be given a picnic or party.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-10-16

The sixth grade boys bought
gliders which they constructed in
activity period. The entire class
Eas been making scrap books dur
ing the period.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
RESPONSIBLE MARRIED
MEN

Five men, 25 to 40 years of
age, for immediate employment;
must be permanently located in
Washington and vicinity; must
be able to furnish Al refer
ences. Responsible position with
steady income and excellent flu
ture possibilities. All men will
be required to work a minimum
of 48 hours a week. Any man
out of work for more than a
few months need not apply.
Bring a copy of this ad and see
our employment manager at 201
Denrikc Building. 1910 Vermont
avenue NV. Monday morning at
10 o'clock sharp.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
DOMESTIC

DOMESTIC AGENCY. DEC. 24l0, 1925 9th
st.. furnishes cooks, 3. h. W. maids. chauf-
feurS JanitorS hotel and restaurant help
RELIABLE AGENCY, Dec 55Gl 14O2 llth
has cooks. mattresses. maids. nurses. 6. h
W. laundfeSSeS. day workers dishWashers
;haufteurs. ~"
RUPHER,S AG. has cooks. maids. gen.
houSeWorker. laundreSseS mothers helpers.
Ref. Dec. 355l 1887 lIth ST. NV l5s
Evening star., 1936-03-08
statesmen

For complete line of electric appliances
including refrigerators. oil burners. wash
eTs lroners. gas ranges and radios. Salary
and commission to those who qualify plen-
ty Of leads and floor duty Excellent loca-
ton training and supervision. If you are
not satisfied with your present position. IN
NestiGate this opportunity where you will
be given every cooperation tG produce
offers to salesmen exceptional opportuni-
:les. See Mr Whitehead I@23 Eve St.
Nv, between S and | m. l and / p m.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
statesmen ~.
Drawing Account and Commits

sion.
We think enough OF our proposition to
finance the RIGHT men until they can
take care of themselves In view of this
we are extremely exacting in our require
ments- Applicants must be over 30. make
dlgnIfed appearance and have SUCCESS
FUL sales records References necessary.
Interesting. permanent positions
$l00 WEEKLY AND MORE
for producers. Experience in our business
helpful but not necessary as we give proper
training and sales assistance. Our park
located on main highway between Wash
ington, and Laurel Maenifcently land-
scaped nearing completion. Unlike old
fashioned cemeteries because tombstones
prohibited. Has tremendous appeal. We
sell IN advance of need. A POSITIVE
NECESSITY.
Smart ADVERTISING campa!gn producing
PLENTY OF GUARANTEED LEADS.
Risht men will have splendid opportunity
for advancement with substantial local
organization. If you think you can meas
ure up. If you want to get into business
that every one isn't in; if you want. to
make real money consistently. year ater
year. apply in person or phone Mr.. Tauber
at National 0O3S for appointment.
NATIONAL CAPITAL MEMORIAL PARK.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
SAT,FSMEN

Men with outside Selling experience IA
sell refrleeTatorS. radios. washers, ir0ners
etc. Men selected will be. assisted and
trained IN this work. Only sincere workers
need apply Liberal commission and guar
sntte drawing account paid to producers
Address Box 4l5-R Star office
Evening star., 1936-03-08
WANTED-SALESMEN.


matches, labels, carbonized salesbooks
pricing sets. memo books. complete Ilne
business ststioneTg TEee Wens afatS com
Up. Gladys, Chicago.
SALESMAN. drugs and toiletries. Firm do
ing national business: has opening 1or young
man. 2S-40 years of age. as Junior repre-
territories: some drug store experience
necessary. salary and expense allowance
must own and travel by car. Give full de-
tails of past experience. etc. Address Box
419-B. Star office.
THOROUGHLY experienced outside sales
man for Venetian blinds; must be capable
of measuring and estimating Jobs. Draw
ing account and commission. Unless
Sears -Roebuck & Co. 911 Bladensburg rd.
NEW SERIAL trade card sales Stimulator;
side line or full time: advance cash COM
missions: big repeats: sells all retail mer-
etc; hottest, newest out: complete ready
to-Work sales kit free. Meinhardt. Dept.
Al rs f. Kipzie. Chicago,
statesmen to present standard medical
issued and now have in preparation many
new books that are meeting with pro-
our system service that costs them only
81 a month; four orders day will pay
you 500 week commission: permanent
exclusive, protected territory: continuous
repeat business each wear. Give sales ex-
former EMPLOYERS j. B. Llppincott Co,
P. Q. Box 1879, Philadelphia, Pa. Since
SELL ROBIN TRAVLO new elec sian with
motion color Retails for So Immediate
income. Apply Sl4 International Bldg.
1919 F st, NV.
WANTED--Salesmen to sell Sure Cold
commercial ice cream freeZers and harden
ers. The Warner Steel Products Co.,
Evening star., 1936-03-08
statesmen.

2 men Immediately for retail
sales force; must be willing to
canvass and follow instructions.
Salary and commission. Apply
9 to II Monday See Mr. Dreyer,
1415 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

GIRL, colored neat. experienced wants
work cleaning apis. or days work. Colum-
hia I1S5
Evening star., 1936-03-08
MEN
WHO DO NOT
USUALLY ANSWER AN
DN6Dy OxyNEINrT AN

And to men who have decided they should
chanse from their old line TO another
where earnings and promotional opportu-
mites are better, this message should be
Of larse value Men who have had special
~ selling experience are not, particularly
well adapted to thS work, although II is
distribution of new. sensational needful
electric specially.
Men who are succeeding IN this work
came from all walks of life-as carpenters
al types of construction men. electricians.
life insurance paper. bakery milk or laun-
ary route men. clerks. automotlve men. and
men OF general business or professional eX-
perinnce. Essentials, fair education. good
health neat appearance. WILLINGNESS TO
worl: hard. capable OF boSSIng ones self
and ambitious for promotions. Car essen
tiaI
Proposition should be OF special interest
10 men who have weekly earning needs of
from $40 to SlUO. Reference required
We assist earnest men selected to estab-
liSh themselves in a permanent business
of their own upder franchise. We furnish
all capital needs for merchandise and head
quarters. ARE YOU THE MAN9
Men who are prenared 10 90 10 work at
once If selected. call District 100 Mon
day. March 9 for a definite appointment,
write BOX .ph1-A Star office
Evening star., 1936-03-08

YOUNG MAN, BETWEEN II
AND 20 YEARS OF AGE
LARGE REAL ESTATE FIRM
HAS OPENING FOR YOUNG
MAN. MUST BE WILLING
TO RIDE MOTOR CYCLE.
REPLY IN OWN HAND
WRITING, STATING AGE,
ED CATION, ETC. AD-
DRESS BOX 178-A, STAR
OFFICE.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-
MEN EXPERIENCED IN LOW
PRICE FIELD CAN OBTAIN
SATISFACTORY EMPLOY
MENT, WITH DRAWING AC-
COUNT AND COMMISSION.
TELEPHONE MR.. BANFIELD,
NORTHWEST MOTOR CO., WIS
CONSIN 1899. SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY UNTIL IL O'CLOCK.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
THE DIRECTOR OF SALES

Of a local enterprise which has attracted
national attention during the past year
sales program has arranged to interview
a few new men on Monday. March o. You
are invited to sit in on this meeting and
hear the most fasc.natino story of YOUR
sales career, Afte~ all, the real test Of
an enterprise is how it functions. We
invite you to thoroughly scrutinlze our
Evening star., 1936-03-08
3 MEN

Have immediate opening for men over
-. with car, assisting on our customer
contacts; plans Just completed for increaSe
in this dept. Men applying must make
neat appearance there will be no lsy-off
Apply MONDAY. 9:l5 am. Employment
Office 4th floor
Evening star., 1936-03-08
MUSICIANS WANTED

Experienced instructors of stringed in
struments capable of organizing orchestras
ence on Haw, guitar. straight guitar banjo
and violin essential Must be free to travel
For personal interview write stating quail
fcatlons and salary desired Universal
Studios OF Music. Box lMlA. Marrsnlnn Va .
Evening star., 1936-03-08
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

SALES REPRESENTATIVES
to solicit our leads on ma
tionally-knoWn electric re-
frigerator. Splendid oppor-
tunity and permanent posi-
ton on commission basis.
Apply Employment Office,
Kings Palace.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

statesmen.
Thoroughly experience C e d
speciality statesmen. An eX-
cellent proposition to those
who qualify. Apply person
mel office, sixth floor, between
10 am. and IL noon.
THE PALAIS ROYAL, INC.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

BODY AND FENDER MAN.
Experienced person has op-
portunity to connect profit
ably with a going Chevrolet
franchise. See Mr.. Tracy.
Sullivan Chevrolet. 460 N. Y.
ave. NV, corner 5th.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

COLORED GIRL wants part-time work OF
any kind. Call Potomac 0433.
Evening star., 1936-03-08
SITUATIONS--MEN.


PAINTER, white wants work. day or con-
tract; exceiient mechanic. Mr.. Pugh.
PAPER1Nd AND PAINTING, reasonable,
cheerfully given. Shepherd 2s97-R
PHARMACIST. young good references. has
several days open for relief work. Address
Box l8b-A. Star office.
PHARMACIST. registered, Md graduate.
ssnces desires full time. Address Box 1904.
PHARMACIST registered in Virginia. de-
sideS Ader posIllon a. once; young. experienced.
PIPELAYER. caulker or foreman thor
oughly experienced with water works and
sewer construction. desires work Phone
ADAMS ADAMS 6347-J or address Box 2l3-A. Star
PLUMBER AND STEAMFITTER. 90 years
experience, Will work $500 day. Address
Box 30S-A. Star ofice
REGISTERED HARMA cIsT-Expert-
enGed; best of references; relief or regular.
office
SALESMAN age 33. with car, wishes no.
10 years experience. Local or Southern
territory references. Address Box IA,
Star office.
SECRETARY-Youn man with excellent
private secretary or executive assistant;
knowledge Of law; best references ADDRESS
Doh I1O-h. star once. 81
WATER H,AdIss gwhte. wants work; call Jerry: at
MATCHMAKER. experienced, desires posi-
tion in or near Washington: good refer
ences. Phone Columbia 1907.
WORK OF any kind by young colored man;
ceaPfieF5fnsed cafi Wesi g hou'eman or hotel work
YOUNG CoLoRED MAN wants work Of
most any kind strong and reliable: ref
erences. Call 1871 Sth st. NV. or phone
YOUNG MAN, colored. Al driver de-
2229-J
YOUNG MAN wants work in laundry or
any kind OF work Call Columbia 63l6-R.
YOUNG MAN wishes Job with ref &
exp: elevator operator, bellman. porter OF
chauHeur 400 st. s.w
YOUNG MAN ~ yrs OF age, with college
education and military training, desires
any type OF work paying a reasonable liv-
ing wage; ability to drive any type OF car.
Address Box l05-A Star ofice
YOUNG MAN. colored, chauffeur. house
man, elevator operator porter or mesSen-
ger; references. Call District 6106.
YOUNG MAN "a drivers license: willing
3o any kind Of work or learn trade. Phone
West 22g3-M o.
YOUNG MAN willing to work; all-around
npouseman butler; has good ref Address
Box ?3S-A. Star Office
PATENTS
Young man age %. have studied law
va years in patent department of COM
pany, experienced in all kinds of patent in
OF department; now employed desires con-
nectlon with opportunity for advancement.
Address Box 39l B. Star Office
RETAIL MERCHANDISER
Ihoroushly experience. general merchan-
olSe: PC TO $40 buying, store operation. ac-
counting systems. etc. now employed For
interview address Box 29l-A. Star Office
SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE from North Carolina de-
sire 1oo as Janitor and woman cook; city
references. Phone Cleveland 05SO.
Evening star., 1936-03-08

DRESsMAKER wishes sewing out, BY day
or nome or. shop. 639l9 3rd st. ne
Evening star., 1936-03-08

DRESSMAkING. altering coats refined
special style; copying. For appointments
fAi2 Quincy pi. ne. Potomac 493O-R
FILTER. experienced; frst-claSs clientele.
now employed. Address Box 216-A, Star
Evening star., 1936-03-08

SECRETARY-Young man with excellent
training and experience desires position as
private secretary or executive assistant;
knowledge Of law; best references. ADDRESS
Box 1864 Star Office 81