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PACKARD :;

For 1941 the extensive Packard
line starts with the no series.
tested six rated at 100 horsepower,
with optional compression ratio Of
6.7l to /. and extends to the 100
series, a straight-eight rated at 100
horsepower, with optional compress
sion ratio of 685 to l. Next comes
the 100 series. also used in the 1870
chassis, rated at $50 horsepower,
with optional ratio of 6.85 to /. The
cars still are strictly Packard in de-
sign, but they have acquired pleas
ing percentage of streamline styl-
ing. Decoration plays an important
part in giving them racier appear
ance. For instance, on either side,
crowning the tenders, are long
streamline parking lights. Parallel
stainless steel bars on the fender
aprons are a new touch. Running
boards are separated from the
tenders, and bumpers are lower and
more massive. All two-tone paint
jobs in the 100 and 1870 series are
standard-equipped with a contin-
uous chrome belt molding.
Packard is offering full mechan-
ical cooling at extra cost on its 194l
cars. introduced last year, this sys-
tenn makes it possible to enjoy COM
plete weather comfort driving in any
season. The system has a capacity
of liz to tons of ice melting in "a
hours at a car speed of so miles
per hour.
Most unusual development of the
present season is found on the Pack
ard 100 series, where automatic win
dow lifts are available. Power Is
supplied through reversible start
ing motor coupled to a hydraulic
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NASH

Rurnors of the hong anticipated
car to compete with. leaders in the
low-price field came true when
Nash presented its Ambassador 600,
kingpin of group of is cars in
Nash's three series dor 1941. The
high economy Flying Scot" engine
is said to give from IS to 30 miles to
the gallon. New is~ the untitled"
body made integral with the frame.
Bodies are of the torpedo style,
but Nash offers a novelty in choice
of the slipstream or the trunk back.
Motorists who definitely prefer a
hustle at the rear ait being given
their way with Nash. Either type of
back is attractive, and blends In
with the modern tire nd in styling.
Interiors harmonic in two-tone
combination with body .colors
Nash is the first offe. Il ng of a low
priced car sprung dir ectly on coil
springs for all four wheels. Twenty
inch-long kingpins provi de unusual
front-end design. A coll ar rides up
and down the lower section of each
kingpin to carry the tfront-wheel
spindle and direct acting tubular
shock absorbers operate parallel to
the kingpins. This design requires a
new type of torque tube to take driv-
ing and braking stresses. On the
Nash Senior Ambas sador leaf
springs are used for the rear sus-
pension, but on the fro mt coil sus-
pension shock absorbers are mount
ed inside the coils. as they are on
the rear coil springs Of the 600
model.
Much is claimed for the 600
ride. due to very low inspiring
weight and frictionless operation.
New, also, is the two-way ball.
bearing steering system. Engine of
the 900 develops rs horse power and
has inlet manifoldS, cast inside the
head for uniform temper sture con-
troll. For the Ambassador Skies and
Fights, twin-ignition, val'Te-in-head
engines developing los and lis
horsepower, respectively, have been
provided.
This years weather eye" the Nash
heater-air conditioner, has 10 per
cent greater capacity Re tanned in
the new line is the bed-in-sl-car fea-
ture Concealed running-t Dards are
in line with the latest tren d.
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able as optional equipment, at extra
cost. on all models in all six lines.
Oldsmobile offerings begin with
the special, which replaces the for
mer 80" Wheelbase has been ex-
tended to 119, while the six-cylinder
engine now rates 100 horsepower.
In this series the eight-cylinder en-
CINE is available. It rates ITO horse
power. The 40" series of last year
has now become the Dynamic
Cruiser, fashioned along lines sug-
gestive of the fuselage of an inter-
ceptor pursuit ship. Choice of six or
eight cylinder engines is offered,
wheelbase being 125 inches. Then
comes the Custom Cruiser series
with choice of engines.
A slight refinement in the Hydra
matte Drive involves use of an in
terlock control which automatically
places the control lever in neutral
position when the starter pedal is
depressed. More than $4,000 of
these drives already are in success
full service. Those mechanically in
cnned will be interested in the new
parallel cylinder type shock absorb
ers which have been adopted for
use with Oldsmobile's Quadri-Coil
springing and four-way sterilization.
Dual horns are now in front of the
radiator, behind the grille. Wiring
under the instrument panel has
been simplified for assembly and
service. Insulators on the carbu-
rotor improve hot-weather per-
Torrance, prevent stalling. Unusual
is the drain in the cylinder head,
designed to prevent water from &C
cumulating around the spark plugs.
A condition air" system of heat
ing and ventilating provides means
of injecting heated, filtered air into
the car through controlled pressure
OF the cars forward motion.
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higher position Of the front seat.
Glass areas for windshield and
windows have been increased. Mod
ern. too, is the use of semi-con-
cealed running-bcRrds. This is made
possible by flari ng out the body
sides at the bolt ON.
Mercury cars for 1941 are driven
by the 95-horser over Va engine
which helped to make this COM
parative newcomer an immediate
success. Due to- the powerful
weight ratio, the cars are capable
Of exceptional performance, this
being further improved by use for
1941 OF a change in transmission
gear ratios.
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Russell
Continued From Page G-1o)
on the inside. these being replaced
with push-button door latches.

on the inside. these being replaced
with push-button door latches.
Zephyr styling Is evident in the
senior Lincolns. The Continental,
which last year was offered only in
cabriolet form as special model,
is now series in its own right, with
a coupe as a running mate. Either
of these jobs accommodates six pas
Sengers, in spite of sophisticated
treatment that suggests these cars
as being exclusively for two. Rear
ends differ from the Zephyr tail in
that they are high and blunt, and
have the spare tire mounted at the
back, outside.
Unusual feature of the Lincoln
Custom is that the door windows
operate automatically by combi-
nation of electric and hydraulic
mechanism. This includes the WIN
dow between the drivers compart-
ment and the tonneau. Control is
by conveniently placed buttons. In
teriorS are luxurious, blending in
combination that is topped by the
pale gold hardware and the maroon
plastic knobs. The Custom features
a hustle type back.
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Dead weight has been reduced 10

Dead weight has been reduced 10
less than $500 pounds.
Studebaker's "climatizer" is avail
able on Champions. This makes
possible clean, heated air or fresh
air for warmth or mere ventilation.
Commanders engine is a six that
develops "a horsepower, while the
President is an eight with an out
put of 1T horsepower. Box-sec-
toned, with deep side rails, the
frames are unusually sturdy. Bodies
are distinguished by use of two
belt lines, which widen slightly to-
ward the front. Cars are lower and
wider. Studebaker has eliminated
running boards altogether. In each
o. the senior lines there are two
slip-stream body styles. four door
sedan and the Land Cruiser. Over
drive is optional.
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PONTIAC

Basically, there are Is cars In the
l94l Pontiac Torpedo Fleet, but
with such a wide choice of colors
and equipment, buyers can approx
mate custom-built car. The line
starts with the De Luxe Topedo on
119-inch wheelbase, available in six
models, including sedan-coupe
convertible with power operated top
Then, on the 122-inch wheelbase.
there is the series Of Streamliner
Torpedoes. This series includes
what Pontiac terms the Super
Streamliner Torpedo cars. with I'M
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pump. Each window is fitted with
a hydraulic cylinder to raise or
lower it at the touch Of q switch.
Packard handishift mechanism Is
now Enclosed in the steering COL
umn and is made to operate easier
by reason Of an over-center type
serve spring. All 10 and 100 models
have electric windshield wipers with
a two-speed control, something new
in this type. Rechristened the Aero
Drive. Packard's Econo-Drive Gan
automatic kickdown overdrive) is
again available. Larger tires are
used on the 110 and 100 cars.
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OLDSMOBILE,

Featuring exclusively the Hydra
matte Drive, Oldsmobile fferS SIX
new series. These are equally d.
vided so that there is now both a
six and an eight-cylinder Odds in
each of the company's thr ee price
fields. The fluid clutch sysue m, with
full automatic transmission, Is avail
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DELIVERED At FACTORY

New ioll prices begin il the low.
est-price 6eld-4731 for q big Am
bassador 800" Business Coupe. All
prices, delivered At factory, include
standard equipment and federal tax.
Weather Eye, Fosrfh Speed FervsyS,
Convertible Bed, Special PANT Ssd
White Side WSH Tires Srs OPTIONAL, Sf
flight sxfrs coa.
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Weather Eye Conditioned Air Syss
TEN gives you the perfect warmth Of
fresh filtered air, even 1t TO- below
zero. Pioneered BY Nash, the v Gather
Eye still has no equal; automatically
guards against changing weather.
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Brothers, You've got q great po-
tential star in Ann Sheridan. What
ever you have to be a star-she's
got it. And may I add for my
SELF" concludes Cagney, shes the
best trouper I've ever worked with"
Are you reading this, Ann?
Positively no visitors whatso-
ever" is the sign outside the Tin
Pan Alley" rehearsal stage; but. as
usual, it is okay to go in. Alice
Faye and Betty Cradle are rehears-
ing the harem number. They are
trying for favorite wife position
number one with Sultan Billy Gill
bert. To the music of 1.-THE Sheik
of Araby," Alice, wearing street
clothes and a big black veil, and
Betty, in Stacks, sweater and white
veil. do their stuff for Mr.. Gilbert.
When the cue comes for the girls
to shed their wells, the second of
expectation lengthens into minutes.
They are both entangled in their
wells. The more they struggle to
get out, the worse are they en-
tangled. When they are finally
extricated, Betty collapses with
laughter. and Alice collapses into
a magnificent silver fox, knee-length
coat. I'm sorry you won't see any
of this on the screen.
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Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
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Preston SturgeS watches my face
as Barbara does her British stuff,
and I am careful to laugh. Gay,
isn't it?" says Preston after the
take" And now I can laugh more
honestly. The scene and the people
in it have the bright polish of a
new coin. Henry Fonda, unusual
in white tie apd tails. Eugene
Palette, behind the white stiff
front of his tuxedo. Janet Beecher
playing Fonda's mother, a vision
in black velvet and diamonds. And
the set is yet more splendid-With a
wide staircase, down which a dozen
Eugene Pallettes could walk COM
fortably abreast.
While Barbara is emoting for a
closeup I chat with two dis
tinguished visitors, Ray Milland and
Brian Donlevy. They are both
working on the set next door CT
Wanted WingS'D. but have come
over to say hello" to Sturges. I
look searchingly at Milland. who
fingers his collar and says nerv-
ously, What is it?"
I'm trying to figure out your new
sex appeal Gin Arise My Love- !" I
tell him. What dye mean?" replies
Milland Indignantly, what dive
mean new sex appeal? I've always
had it,"
From riches to rags-in other
words. to the James Cagney pic
ture-"S Strawberry Blond" at War
nerS. Here We have another bar.
but at the other end of the social
drinking Scale-an old-time Joint,
sawdust on the floor, cuspidors.
free eats, If you buy a drink. And
Jimmy Cagney, hair all over his
face, dirty cap on top of it. And
Alan Hale, as his very drunk father.
Jimmy is the bouncer of the pub
and has been ordered to throw
out his old man-who proceeds to
throw out the bouncer.
While they are putting more
SaWdust on the floor, Cagney dis
cusses Ann Sheridan, who would
have played opposite him in this
one-only she is on strike for more
pay. Shes tops at the box office
right now" says Cagney and dis
misses my theory that Ann is chiefly
dependent on the oomph campaign
for her present rating in films.
Listen" says Jimmy. before they
even thought of oomph-a big di-
rector on the lot told the Warner
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D. {. Guard 10 Take Part
In Martinsburg Festival
Special Dispatch to The Star.
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Special Dispatch to The Star.
MARTINSBURG. w. Va, Oct. 80.
The 260th Coast Artillery. District
Of Columbia National Guard regi-
ment. will be guests at the Apple
Harvest Festival, James M Sellers,
director general announced today.
The regiment, an ainti-aircraft unit,
will come here Sunday afternoon,
November 10. and give a demon
Stration that night. Monday morn
ing, the regimental band will play
concert in the Market House
Auditorium and in the afternoon
the regiment will march in the
festival parade. Also Monday morn
ing, a demonstration will be given
by the motorized section with heavy
trucks pulling the heavy guns and
carriages through soft mud.
Col. Walter w. Burns, commander
of the 260th, was in Martinsburg
Yesterday comforting with local Of
ficials on the units visit.
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6NAiS L ollC w .
million = dollar
mansion that
she is British.
T h e y are IN
the supe + b a r.
Barbara is tell
ing a story
heavily in t e r.
p o | a t e d with
g Connecticut -
( Connecticut y
I US ID to b e
leased on t h i S
one m y S e ! f.
1t u b e" Is u b.
W q W "tra m"
(trolle Y carr,
"orf" (of). "bo2
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WHITE, MEN
4 COlOred Men at Once

Full or part time. to serve regular Gus
toners; must be neat and have at least
Seventh-grade education; age no handicap
II active; earnings start at once, avera ge
SO TO $50 weekly: experience not neces-
sary. WE TRAIN YOU; business under race
management. Apply 10 am. to IL m.
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EVENING WORK

large corporation has openings for
a few men, who desire additional in
comes and can devote 3 or 4 evenings per
week in Saleswork in their own neigh
borhoods. The proposition is exceptional
and prefer applicants who are perma-
nently located and really want to make
moneS. Write Box 326-Y Star. giving
particulars. address. telephone number and
time can daVotP ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-30
MEN, WILLING WORKERS

ORDER DEPT OF A NATION = WIDE
GSRSGSERY COMPANY. AVERAGE So 80
WEEKLY TO START. PERCENTAGE AND
BONUS. APPLY . TO ii AN, 5I3 K
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turkey Dinner Planned

The Women's Missionary Society
of the Presby terrain Church in Ger
mantown, Md, will hold its an
nual turkey dinner tomorrow from
noon to 7:30 pm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WEAvING--LADIES' AND MEMS GAR
ments, with holes, burns. tears: also al
f ieTlfio ao d 3 wARGEN' 1920 S NV Apt.
PERSONS WHO SAW ACCIDENT INvoLV-
ing lady and automobile at 18th and L
SITS; NV. on Oct Is at about g pm. please
call Columbia 5606. i
FANS AND AIR CIRCULATORS EXPERT
ly cleaned and stored; low rates. Call for
LTKENs, Ma. 6797. ' . N''''' l. "
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
any debts other, than those contracted
by myself BILL WALDRoN. 923 18th
SMOKY FIREPLACES REBUILT AND
guaranteed: also small brick Jobs wanted;
reasonable. Shepherd 1852 after pm.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PER-
petual Building Association will be held at
the office Of The ASSOCIATION. LII and E
EDWARD C. gALTz,
CHAIRS FoR RENT SUITABLE FOR
and meetings. 10c up per day each. New
fen Or sa As0 6 RTad STATE fsf5s aE
co. AS 10th st. NV. MEtropolitan 1914.
MCKINNEY, FLANNERY g. CRAIGHILL,
Attorneys.
HAR M. Ito
October, 1910, that John Rowland Hill,
general partner and George Hewitt Myers,
limited limited pa par rA n Of ~. & BOOKER
& CO.. and on october 1st, 1910. -Myles
n Quail, resident Of ayattsville' MARY Mary
of Richmond, Virginia, as a special partner
soo Ssa U.s. on Fl
George Hewitt Myers, special partner, and
Yelverton E Booker. Harry w. Finney and
John Rowland Hill. as general partners. all
residents OF the District of Columbia. as
evidenced by certificate duly recorded in
the o Re tbe Clerk Of Of con he egs
District Court Of the United States for the
District of Columbia on october LIST. 1929,
and renewed and reconstructed by certi.
January End, 1889, and said limited part
nership has been again renewed and re;
Yeiyerton e Booker, Harry W. Finney and
M MI H, quail, as general PARTNERS PARTNER and
ner, under the same firm name, for the
purpose OF transacting. a general invest
ment, banking and stock and bond broker
te TEN 80 1880 Unless na e sooner dissoyed
BY mutual consent, with the total capital
Of which the special partner. Elizabeth
THOUSAND THo Dollars $50, ooo9. and the ofices
OF the partnership Will continue 10 De III
the American Security Building, 730 Fiji
tenth Street NV, Washington, D. c. The
business of the partnership will be trans
acted by the general partners only Eliza
beth Booker Morton, special partner, shall
not be liable for subject to any loss or
said contribution.
ELIZABETH BOOKER MORTON.
Special Partner.
HARRY w FINNEY.
MYLES H. QUAIL.
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He's Baffled to Describe
Gown Barbara Wears
And When Miss Stanwyck Dons 1t
For Preston Sturges' Picture,
She's Respondent
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.


"She which
Preston Stuges the
the the No wonder Wonderboy
baed 1t gters rapes and beautiful
wyck who the with earrings and
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LOST.


AMETHYST PIN. 3 rows pearls in cab or
bwt. Wardman and Natl. Theater. Reward.
Please call Mrs Lindsay, Woodley 1900
BRIEF CASE. brown leather. stamped "A.
Sen 5Hie'I Gr reward Be Grant. Presi-
BRACELET. small link gold with blue
CONGRESS; reward. NE. 6553
CAIRN TERRIER, small brindle. no tag.
II119 d0 K NV" Apt. :. Liberal reward. DI.
CHOW. blue, named Smokey" s mos, old,
Strayed from Claiming st. ne. Reward.
DIAMOND RING lost Sunday: bow-knot
Falls Church 1870 l.
FOX TERRIER, old, no tail, ! ear up. 1
T down; answers to name 'Dinky'. reward
FUR PIECE in lobby Raleigh Hotel Mon
gay, OCT. ~: finder please return to Supt.
GLASSES ,oxfords, white gold with silver
6th.7th ne Cali iii FIR. 4as4 OF af MSsS p pm
GLASSES. tortoise she'll pince-nez: lost
between 18th and 10Th sts on Eye Satur-
day morning. Reward. CO. 5755.
HAND HAND GRIP brown, with books. papers;
Fox. 2214 Va. Ave. NV. Reward 81.
POLICE DOG. large. brown and black,
wearing several tags on harness; 10 yrs.
old. Master grieving; please return sg4
Eye st. NV Reward. DI 657q
PURSE, black. left in Liggetts phone
S Sooth Keep money, return contents. Miss
Newell Continental Hotel. Apt. 617
RING, Maryland University. 1910. Balti-
more boulevard. near Berwyn. Md re-
ward. 1917 Benning I'd. ne. Lincoln
393s. 30"
WALLET. black. containing drivers Distric.
license, name Geo. F. Button. in or near
Nat. Laundry. Reward. DI. $500
WATCH, mans gold. open setter and stem
Wlnder; no minute hands; Fri, Oct. IS;
reward. Lincoln 1881
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REAL ESTATE.

YOUNG MAN, 20 to 80 years of
age, by large real estate office.
Must have pleasing personality
and own automobile. Experience
in management of real estate
preferred. Salary, $50 per year
plus automobile allowance. with
opportunity for advancement.
Give full information as to ex-
perience, age, etc. Applications
considered confidential and no
inquiry made until after inter-
view. Box ak. Star.
OUTSIDE COLLECTION
MAN, THOROUGHLY EX-
PERIENCED ON FURNI-
TURE REPOSSESS ms;
STATE YOUR EXPERIENCE
FULLY; PERMANENT PO-
SITION WITH LARGE
STORE. BOX 42-Y, STAR.
LARGE RETAIL STORE
WANTS MAN, THOROUGH
LY EXPERIENCED IN COL
LECTION WORK, TO DO
VARIOUS TYPES OF WORK:
MUST BE OVER 80 YEARS
OLD AND WILLING TO
WORK. PERMANENT POSI-
TON FOR RIGHT PARTY.
REPLY TO BOX 399-Y, STAR,
S ATING AGE, EXPERT
ENCE AND GENERAL
QUALIFICATIONS.
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HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED.
Jr. steno. I'M; % OPENINGS; salary
S75-SS0 mo.
Steno. (m.), knowledge bk.: sal. S10C
mo.
Typist (mD. rapid, refg. house: salary
500 mo.
Night p. B. x. oper. m), little typing
over so; salary. 500 mo.
SEE MISS DAY.
fabrication man (m). experienced only;
salary. S2O-S25 wk.
Auto: mechanic (m) "a openings; SAL
SEE MISS FOX.
Ele". engineer (m), have degree: over
%: salary. $3.50 mo.
Collector (m). jewelry house; salary,
s27 so wk
SEE MR. BYRD
Steno. Cd g openings); salary to
500 mo.
N. c. r. blk. oper. % e openings):
salary open.
SEE MISS KNIGHT.
DFPCnNNET CEPNTCE
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, general housework experienced,
colored, refined, settled; best city refs.
EN- l413
COOKING and general housework by white
woman, AGED 40. experienced: ref. Ills
st. ne, Hilda Peterson.
GIRL. colored, neat, wants Job as cook
houseworker: good refs; no Sunday WORK.
Cali Sunday ] m. Ii. 40l5.
GIRL, coloTed, wishes lob as cham6srmsid
Metropolitan 5497.
GIRLS (2), col; Va. high sch. ed: neat,
g.h.w. Adams 670S.
GIRL, colored. wishes place as maid or
waitress, part time. Call Michigan o6s2-
GIRL, colored. experienced, wishes g.h-w.
go home nights. MI 7s47. References
GIRL. colored, wants work every Friday.
Adams 10469.
GIRL, colored. experienced, desires days
work Reference. Dupont 0s67,
GIRLS, 2, colored, want work, gh.w.., plain
cooking: full or part time; reference,
GIRL, Southern. desires g.h-w1 and cooking
Sol New Jersey ave. NV. Ii 796s
WANT TO PLACE my good maid for part
time work. EN-. 72s3.
WOMAN wants wv part time or days
work; ref AID. 232f-W,
WOMAN. colored. housework, cooking.
Dupont 1921. Live out
WOMAN tcoIoredJ WlSnes Iu!I- I!iht sensI a.
homework: ref. 1852 Seatcn s.. NV
Hobart gS42.
WOMAN, colored, reliable wants pert-time
or days work. Tel. Ii 666-.
WOMAN. young. colored, wants work as
chambermaid, waitress or g.h.ws PLAIN
cooking: live out. MI. $500.
WOMAN. colored, young, neat. wishes JOB
as cook or maid Thoroughly experienced.
No children. Hobart 3459.
WOMAN. colored. experienced good work
er. wants days work or part time Al.
-~Q0
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

DRIVING TO CINCINNATI ABOUT NOV.
/: Studebaker 40 sedan. can take 9;
references. expense sharing. ia. Sn34.
IL
SHARE-EXPENSE PASSENGERS WANTED
for trip to California, leaving SATURDAY
Nov. - Phone DI. 6522.
BUICK SEDAN; NOV. LIST, TO M1NNE,AP-
oils. Via Chicago. share expenses. MR..
FREAR, MA. $40, b.. 316.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
NEED 5o-75 people DAILY for new posi-
tons Visit us today-WELCOME
STENOGRAPHERS %, many very good
openings, temp. and perm; many placed
a $50 week I'D. MISS YOUNG.
BOOKKEEPERS, typists %, clerks. ma
chine operators. See Miss Knight
STENOGRAPHERS (malel. bookkeepers.
accountants, typists. clerks, etc. have
hourly openings See MISS DAY.
MEAT CUTTERS. grocery clerks. me-
chanicS. gas station attendantS-wanted
now. See Miss Fox. Rm. oil.
Craftsmen. engineers statesmen. credit
and collection men. adjustors-wanted
now. See Mr.. BYRD.
NURSES, reg. and practical: hotel and
restaurant employees twhite). male and
female. See MISS EAST, Rm. 2O3.
NO charge unless PLACED. thousands
operative SERVICE TO ALL
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
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