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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-09-18

WALT DISNEY WAS A MAIL
CARRIER

WHAT are the secret ambitions
w of those who serve US, par
ticuIarIy those whose occupations
are mechanical or lonesome enough
to allow their minds to drift often
into the realms of fantasy?
Walt Disney is an example. Born
in Chicago in 1901, his first job was
as mail carrier there, at the age
of sixteen. AS little boy he liked
to draw, and he liked to draw ami
mails; but the famous creator of
Mickey Mouse had to make living
delivering mail. He had no chance
to express his creative genius un-
til after the World war, when he
obtained a job as a commercial
artist in Kansas City. In his garage,
he experimental with animated
newsreeIs called local Happen
ings," which he sold to Kansas City
moving picture theaters. He fol-
lowed these with a series of fairy
tales for local clubs and church
gatherings.
This modest success prompted
him to try Hollywood, where he
started in an unpretentious little
building far from the big studios.
There he created Oswald, the
Rabbit" but after making 26 sub
jects, he and his backer separated.
The backer owned the rights to
Oswald, the Rabbit" which is still
being shown in the theaters, and
Disney was left without his most
promising character. Out of this
adversely was born mickey
Mouse" and the SILLY Sympho-
MES"
Today, Walt Disney employs a
staff of artists to draw his charac-
ters but he is, himself, the voice of
Mickey Mouse. And his famous lit
tie character is the most beloved
and the most commercialized of all
creations Of the fantasy.
@-WNU Service.
Sections of the General Code OF
Ohio laws were amended by the last
legislature to require more specific
labelling of feed stuffs sold in this
state. Ingredients must be declared
in addition to the regular chemical
analysis if the feed contains more
than per cent of inorganic salts
minerals, or drugs.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-09-18
SHORTS AND MIDDLINGs

Smaller supplies of fresh vegetab-
les and larger supplies of canned
vegetables are indicated for this fall
and winter, as compared with the
supply one year ago. Canned goods
probably will be higher as farmers
have been paid better prices for
produce to be processed, and costs
of processing have been higher than
in 1910.
Reports from northwestern Ohio
indicate poultrymen who attempted
to buy pullets recently were disap-
pointed. Extension poultrymen at
Ohio State University have recon-
mended raising enough fall chicks to
I'LL one brooder house. Pullets from
the fall chicks can be saved for
spring and summer egg production.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

thing is bigger than you know. It's
dangerous for you to buck it..
Astonished, he said, $50 you know
what I'm doing?"
'I can guess"
You're worried about something.
Or scared"
For you, Michael. Do as I ask.
Please"
Diane Refuses Information.
IF you know something" Michael
told her, you better tell ]. M"
Il can't" hollowly. II daren't.
And I can't tell you, Mike.
thought could, but can't! There's
nothing between us anymore. Moth
ing at all"
I'm still in love with you, Diane !"
mo" she said, in a frozen voice.
Michael let that pass. He was
hopele5sly bewildered 1t was in
credible that Diane March should
know what he was up to. Yet, she
was frightened. He said, you're
scared of something, Di. Not only
for me, but for yourself. What is
it?"
She said in that hollow tone, "It's
Dick. He's gotten into an awful
Jam and he's dragged me into it"
Michael said, "Dick?" surprised.
Dick March, her playboy brother,
whom he scarcely knew. Dick, by
reputation, was frequently in trouble,
Whats Dick got to do with what's S
going on here? He's in Florida
Il can't tell you'll"
Her tone was final, and no qUes-
tioning. Michael knew, would make
her tell. His thoughts were boz
aSsed by the sudden mushroOming
growth of the affair. 1t was bigger
than he had thought.
Then some small thing nagged at
his memory. Diane had been going
about lately with Bert Donovan.
Gossip had brought the news to him
and he had been mildly jealous at
Evening star., 1941-02-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
OUNTANT. EXP; BOOKS STARTED,

ACCOUNTANT. EXP; BOOKS STARTED,
kept part time. audltS statements, tax SerV-
ice; local refs; $3.50 mo. RA. 2544.
HENRY J. LAWRENCE WISHES TO AN
duty with the U. S. Army and has no buSl-
ness connections real or implied with any
individual, firm Or company, and will not
be responsible for any debts CONTRACTED by
any party on such representation. HENRY
J. LAWRENCE, 1st Lit. Quartermsster Re,
placement Center, Camp Lee, ViTginiG. IA
States Customs Service. Port of Washing.
ton. d. C.. Feb. 10 1871. Under the Act OF
Congress approved February 70. 1920, and
Article 81 Of the Customs, Regulations Of
1887. and~in pursuance of the authority
Granted by the Director; Bureau Of Naviga-
pGa6n rqn gn0ef Of r 62e Of ownST
name of the gas screw yacht K1LDUN, has
been changed to BEVO-NIIA. The vessel
bgt in 1890 81 her ocial number 6sf fGnE IS
F. A. M SHAFER. Deputy Collector. 10
INSURED VAN. CAREFUL WHITE OWN
er-driver wants full or part load to or from
CHICAGO St Louis, Atlanta. Jacksonville
or way points Ho. 4231.
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. PAUL SAKELsON, 1928 Good
Hone rd. Sc
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
WASH 4SnE RAL%AY 9 SlGskhfffES ASb
COMPANY will be held at the office Of
the Company. 929 E Street Northwest,
Washia5 Fton Ccod on satqrdayf pd March
for the purpose Of la electing directors
of the Company: (bl considering, and act
ing upon the ratification of the action
of the Board of Directors of the Company
in adopting an additional bylaw with
respect to indemnifyfhg the directors and
officers in certain instances. and (cl
transacting such other business as may
pro7erly bn brought before The meeting.
The stock transfer books of the Com; n;
the meeting at the close of business on
Friday, February 2S, 1941. and will re.
main closed until the commencement OF
business on Monday, March II, 1941.
BY ORDER OF
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
G. NJ. THOMPSON. Secretary.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

any time, ]. M" he said. Good
night"
He turned to the door and just
as he reached it i was opened and
Diane March stood there. Surprise
played across her face, and to
Michael her face was loVelier than
ever. Diane was dark, vivid, and
her bright beauty reused dormant
feeling in Michael Ryan, and in
that moment of startled surprise he
almost reached out to take her in
his arms. But he didn't reach for
her; no man, he knew, would ever
reach for Diane until express per-
mission was granted. So he merely
said, Hello, Diane" and stepped
past her, forcing himself to take up
his hat, walk on to the door and
open it, to walk on out of the house.
Michael" Her voice came
throatily. I've got to talk to you
alone. It's something important"
Diane Intervenes.
Michael said, sure" And he
thought: "a minute ago you were
perfectly composed Over his
shoulder, without taking his eyes
away from her, he told MagUire to
drive back to town alone.
Danes roadster was in the drive
and Michael followed her TO 1t.
They didn't speak until the car was
racing through the night and then
Diane abruptly said:
Michael, what did father want
with you?'
Il phoned him a tip, annony-
mously, and he had Mcguire pick
me up"
GAS if you were suspicious char
acter-." Danes voice was bit
ter and she took her eyes from the
road to look at him in an anxious
way. Mike, what are you up TOP
Nothing"
"You are. Dent lie to me-
Michael didn't answer at once; he
was thinking of Diane in a confused
way, as if slo were a paradox, and
of their lie affair and their broken
enc 9~~rent. She had loved him, yet
% snail a thing as his quarrel with
her father had made her break with
him. He began to feel pretty bitter
and then a little surprised when
Diane said abruptly:
Michael, will you do something
for me?"
Certainly, Di. Anything"
Diane drew a sharp breath as if
she were about to plunge into deep,
chill water. GO away" she said.
Get a Job with some other aircraft
company"
He said, Maybe will. If you
tell me why you want it."
1t took her a long moment to an
sWer, loW-voiced. Michael, this
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Officers Cout Presented
Justice of Peace GLASGOW

w. Milton Glasgow, Alexandria
Wao Justice Of the peace, who is
entering active service as first lieu
tenant in Alexandria S modified Ma
tional Guard, was presented with an
Army officers dress overcoat during
informal ceremonies at City Hall.
Police Judge James R. Duncan
made the presentation on behalf of
members of the police force, the
staff of the Police Court and mem
bers of the city judiciary.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
4 Note From Joan.


he felt sudden suspicion. Everything
had a way of pointing at Donovan!
a Note From Joan.
Diane had turned the car, and. in
silence. they drove back. They
reached Knob Hill, sped down to-
ward the lights of the town. AS
they neared the edge of town,
Michael told her to stop and she
pulled to the side Of the road He
said, Diane" low-voiced, and
took her into his arms.
Her lips were cold and unre-
sponsive, and he held her only a
moment His lovemaking couldn t
reach her. Diane had slipped away
from him, beyond his reach for
ever. He opened the door and got
out.
III walk the rest of the way" he
said It's been nice seeing you,
Diane"
Thanks, Michael" Her smile was
faint, a little bleak. Thanks for
humoring me-
Any time you decide to confide
in me, look me up. III be here in
town"
No" Her voice was almost fran
tic. You're going away!"
I can't humOt YOU that far,
Dane he said, and turned away.
He heard her call, Michael" but
he walked on. not looking back. He
heard her car turn and drive away.
He walked directly to the Clare
mont and went up to his room. He
switched on the lights, then saw an
envelope lying on the floor. 1t had
been pushed in under the door. He
picked it up and ripped it open.
1t was a note from the girl in 719.
Joan Halliday.
(Copyright, 1871. Chicago Daily News, Incl
Tomorrow-Michael has a mys-
Evening star., 1941-02-13

said, I'VE find ways of obtaining
information from reluctant lips"
SOP" Michael said. And what
is your country?"
II was JudSon March who an
swered. "Senor Cordova is politl-
cal refugee from Spain, Michael.
He's planning to invest IN business
here. When he speaks of Spain, in
that sense, he means Fascist Spain.
But we tolerate none of that
concentration camp stuff here,
senor," he added to the Spaniard
Michael rose, and Mcguire fol-
lowed him. I'll talk to your G-man
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Chr Innlslble Urai1s>
---bp Josep ph Chadwick =Sesy1

Michael Job at March Ar
after Martin killed testing plane Ryan deStgned
the Saboaged but JudSon March dis
alibt to find clue
ShortGDe radio he hears message smut
heard shortly the plane crash ana ne
to be guard
Bert DonoUan Spain distinctly diSlkcd
eouentu around Mike stays and When Mike
Halliday m he gets idea He has guen MS short
police ctlet
and insists on going to MGcS house with him. He doesn't
like the dea feels sting OF his broken engagement TO
Evening star., 1941-02-13
HELP MEN & WQMEN.

COUPLE. colored, as general housework-
erS: live in; $50 mo. Phone Oliver S2SS
after 3 pm.
COUPLE. white. under As both work on
large poultry farm, $40 mo. and modern
4-room bungalow. Phone Severna Park 165.
WHITE COUPLE, for domestic work. in
exchange for Groom apt. Call Michigan
1920. 1923 South Dakota ave ne
SEVERAL neat-appearing men and women,
between the ages of 25 and 40, to work
hours every day and willing to follow in
structions no exp. necessary: good pay.
Apply from 7 pm. to 7:30 pm, Friday
only, Suite 920 National Press Bldg.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

COUPLE, col3red competent. desire posi-
IonS as experienced cook chauffeur and
butIer: very good refs. North glST.
MAN AND WIFE. wish iobs as maid and
pllIer. 60 home mains Cpn MI rQ2d
Evening star., 1941-02-13
CHAPTER III.


telling himself there
March The merely
might broWbeat his
hut Michael Ryan longer of his employees
Hello gnned at the white
the desk March gned he had the studied
Evening star., 1941-02-13
LOST.

BAG red lost ON G st NV. at curb: 3
one-dollar bills. 2 quarters in coin purse;
reward. 615 22nd S, Arlington, Va.
BELT, black crepe de chine; Sunday. Feb; O.
between ST Thomas Church and S st. NV.
Reward. North 9413.
BOSTON BULL, large, black, white mark
ngs. wearing collar. tag and leash
Strayed 1923 Shepherd NV; rev. RA.
BRIEF CASE, light brown, Upper, with in
come tax papers. Reward. Randolph 6l2O.
DIAMOND AND PEARL PIN, ladys vic.
G, w. U. and Columbia HOSPITAL. Monday;
S45 reward. Call Temple 30Sl
IRISH SETTER, male, named Michael" T
reward
OPERA GLASSES in cloth bag; Saturday:
reward. Call Hancock at WI, $3.50 at.er
day i wi T.cinity i}.h and + sts NV. Reward
Columbia 200. Ant. 2l5.
POLICE DOG male, Jan 2s, Chevy
Re&srd RReSsS no Johnson 2sT Htbar fEfby s4ss
Saturday. Feb. 8; contains glasses, checks,
etc. reward. 1897 Park I'd NV, Apt. 3.
sPITz DOG. named Chubby male, buff
color. white chest, paws. vic. District Hgts.
Liberal reward. Hillside 1926.
Strickler, 1901 Vermont ave. NV. Deca-
WRIST WATCH. Iady's square gold Hamil-
ton, on Monday, Feb. 10, between 10 and
4 pm Reward WI. 1755. IA
WRIST WATCH, mans Hamilton: Mon
day night, vicinity National Theater; re-
ward. Call GE. 9326.
WRIST WATCH: iadys, set in diamonds
vicinity Deauville Restaurant. Reward
Wisconsin 3305.
WRIST Watch. lady's, platinum gold
back row diamonds and sapphiTes each
en- silver mesh band lost Fri, Feb. {
either Bait. Union sta, Penna. r. r. coach
be Bait and Wash, Union Sta. Wash.,
taXicab TO Calf. 81. Lib. reward. MI. O165
500 REWARD
Fa~ return gentlem0n's VP1Iet containing
dr. wing lccnse of Julius W NoyeS, r. F. D.
3 Bridgeport, Conn. Money check. etc,
Evening star., 1941-02-13

SALESMAN acquainted with retail .grocers
in metropolitan Wash, by manufacturer
of Well-krown product: must have car:
salary and car allowance Box 3s6-k star.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED. STRAY
ANIMALS to Animal Rest Shelter. 1900
Wheeler rd. Sc. AT. 1853. Present facili-
ties limited to that class only.
BULLDOG, black male, found at Rock
Creek Park; has tags and harness: very
gentle. Call RA. 1921,
Evening star., 1941-02-13

SALESMAN. intelligent aggressive (25 to
45I. 10 solicit radio adyertisine; fine o1-
portuuity to enter miracle business on
ground floor with assured future If You
make good: salary commission. Box
AOS- X Star
Evening star., 1941-02-13

SALESMEN-Good opportunity for capable
men: drawing account. Call Q TO II noon,
Economy Siding & Roofing Co, 203l r. /
Evening star., 1941-02-13

SALESMAN to call on retail grocery trade
for national food manufacturer in Wash
ington: permanent position prefer man
with previous eXperience, age 81 to 30
Give complete details: straight salary. BOX
Evening star., 1941-02-13

PRESSER wanted, must be experienced
and have drivers license: good pay ana
steady job. EmersCn 9lOS.
REFRIGERATOR SERVICEMAN. expert
enced all makes; steady position all year.
Atlas A21 @ st. NV
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Attention February High
School Graduates

For our service and sales department.
Good chance to learn our business. Write
for l&eryiew. Box 2S-H. Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

SHOE FINISHER, colored, experienced,
steady Job. Apply 73l 11th st. NV.
SHOE SALESMEN, full and part time, wom-
ems better shoes Apply Friday morning.
R1S 10Th st n W
Evening star., 1941-02-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EXCELLENT SPACE. suitable for used
gar lot. 7oXl4u: Nichols ave. Sc. Rent
Ii. 23Gl-J after pm Is
REST Nquor): $500 wk: big profits: wond
PLACES, RI 10 Partners disagree; sac,
$1,000; $1,000 down. DU. dSl7. l4'
GUEST HOUSE. one of the GOOD ones.
Rhode Island ave, near Conn. receipts
S1.500 per month. showing good profit;
S3l 300 for business, real estate and ali
furnishings; Sl1,5O0 cash, balance liberal
terms. Owner tax ,ng rest. See Mr. Roe-
ers. Rogers Real Estate, GOA F ST. NV
Ma Sl31
SALE-Gas. station, cabins. furnished:
lot 60x475 it.. artesian well good fishing,
plenty deer: As mi north Savannah. Ca
on Route No II. Price, $1,000 90:
$4,000 down. Shepherd 561S-W. 14s
WELL-ESTABLIsHEDb beauty parlor wishes
partner with manager'S license GE
$685. after 5 pm.
ONE OR TWO PARTNERS for large, hish-
class guest house: prospective returns ex-
cellent; $4,000 required. BOX 394-K1 star
Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1941-02-13
TRUCK SALESMAN.

We need an experienced. ambitious
salesman 10 take responsibility for selling
sensational new Studebaker line of trucks
to local accounts and for helping car
statesmen close truck business. Good, per-
manent connection with salary and COM
mission for the right man. ask for Mr..
Waiter Evans wholesale and truck man
ger. LEE D. BUTLER, INC, l121 2lSt
Evening star., 1941-02-13

MAN young. not under is, high school
graduate. knowledge of bookkeeping and
typing: experience unnecessary. Apply own
handwriting, stating salary wanted. Box
Evening star., 1941-02-13
SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMEN.

RATES AS LOW AS 50 PER MONTH
INCLUDtNG INCOME TAX REPORTS.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

MAN, Young white to work in grocery
store as helper; must be good worker
O0S N st u "
Evening star., 1941-02-13
AUTO SALESMAN.

AUTO SALESMAN,
Do you want to sell the big
new Ford and make real
money, see Mr.. Morehead at
Frank Small, jr., 215 Pa. ave.
Sc.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

GlRL co!ored wants ghw. able cook and
serve well; city ref MI s3S2
GIRL colored. wants general houseworE.
Hobart $3.50. AA
Evening star., 1941-02-13

NURSEMAID. with health certificate pre-
ferred. Apply 1921 Oates s.. ne.
NURSEMAID. white. care for . children, no
houseWork: live in. experience and refer
enceS; So Wk. Randolph 6595.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

MAN-We want a man TO sell small issue
of common stock. $4,000 in a pharma-
ceutical corp: leads and help given to rlght
partv; permanent connection with COM
rarv IL desired BOX o16-K. Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

SHOE statesmen 90, for full and part
time; excel chance for advancement. Call
Evening star., 1941-02-13
SITUATIONS poMESTIc

WOMAN. white, responsible, non-smoker
OI oThEer, desires care Of children sewing
or clean apt; ref NE 3324
Evening star., 1941-02-13
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS AGENCY.
204 Colorado Bldg. Republic 1712.
DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. DE. 556I, 1902 11th.
has cooks, houseworkers. chambermaids,
mattresses. nurses, part-timers. dayworkers.
motherS helpers Ia
Evening star., 1941-02-13

HCUSEWORKER, white, age $3.50, reliable,
unencumbered;. $50 mo-, room and board
drfa
Evening star., 1941-02-13

MAID, g.h.w: white or light colored; ex-
cellent cook. good waitress, neat and
reliable Local references required. Per-
manent place, apartment in Northwest
two in family. Give full description OF
self. address and telephone. Box 302-K
Star. I1s
Evening star., 1941-02-13

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, thor
ouRhly experienced 701 North Capitol st.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

4 EXPERIENCED MEN
To solicit home owners for
asbestos and brick siding in
CITY several hundred miles
south of Washington. Write,
giving full details and phone
number for interview in
Washington Sunday, Febru-
arv 18th. Box 32-H, Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

GIRL, white or colored. healthy, for gh W,
cooking, laundry; stay late nights. RA.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

MAID, experienced cook, care for 3 2-year-
old girl and small ant: 81 week and car
fare Phone RA pI66
Evening star., 1941-02-13
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. jr. 20 neat, aggressive.
college grad, now Govt. supervisor. viii
make financial sacrifice to enter public
accounting office Box 362-K. Star. 13'
COMBINATION WELDER, electric and
acatylene, also blacksmith work. Phone
Spruce O152-W. 13'
MAN. colored. wants any kind of work:
references. Call Me 46Sl.
MAN, light colored, honest, wants gh.w.,
gardening for prominent genial couple
or doctor: live in EN- gO3l
MAN, young, coored wants lob doing
part-time work. References. NO 9032.
MAN with : yrs experience plenty of
hc.n; wants dairy farm 10 run Call FL
wood Goa
MAN. Colorod wants evening work after S
o g,oHE; no Sundays; own car Phone ME.
"'.' l3'
STUDENT. colored desires evening en-
p-o5Aent 2, burbOy. waiter hOuseman:
operates own car co OgfI-J
Evening star., 1941-02-13

MAID. 20-35. white. general housework.
plain cooking, family with ! child; live in:
SIS month Lincoln 5hNH-W
Evening star., 1941-02-13

MAID. colored middle-aged, live vic.
GEORGETOWN, to do general houSewoTk.
l623 Wis. ave. n "
Evening star., 1941-02-13

the time. Now, instead Of Jealousy,
he felt sudden suspicion. Everything
had a WAY OF nO.nting at Donovan!
Evening star., 1941-02-13

MAID. for g.hw. and cooking; stay nights:
$40 month: permanent for experienced.
trustworthy person. Sligo 304l.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

SECRETARY-ST Y-STENOGRAPHFP executive
ass, more than average ability. eTtensiye
utFttStleu experience conscientious work.
e. IeALed appearance. Box 4IO-K S'ar.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

HOUSEKEEPER. white. care of baby; $50
month; live in; nice room. Phone Emer-
lSR6
Evening star., 1941-02-13

dfFIST' experienced. general ONCE work.
I'm AIlng. ,mU!L-eraphlng, mlmeographing.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

GIRL. neat. dependable. mothers helper;
1--we in, $50 per month; Fl. Belvoir, Va.
Box 3SS-K, Star Ia
Evening star., 1941-02-13

WOMAN, young, white. general housework.
no laundry care fiYe children; live in;
S25 mo. Randolph 00S6.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
HELP WOMEN,
(Continued.)

| STENOGRAPHER for insurance ONCE
State age, experience. Box 323-H, Star
| TELEPHONE OPERATOR and typist Must
| be familiar with figures. State age and
| experience. Salary S17.00 TO start. Box
| 369-K Star
Evening star., 1941-02-13

STENOGRAPHER ER-LARGE
REAL ESTATE OFFICE DE-
SIRES FIRST-CLASS STE
NOGRAPHER; PERMANENT
POSITION WITH OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR ADVANCE
MENT. REPLY IN OWN
HANDWRITING, STATING
EDUCATION AND EXPERT
ENCE. BOX 381-K, STAR.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

SPOTTERS, experienced on dark and gray
work Apply Regal Cleaners, 6l2 M ST. s.W.
TIRE SALESMAN. for Washington and
vicinity; must have wholesale and retail
experience Give complete information in
reply. All replies confidential. Box Bah,
Evening star., 1941-02-13

GIRL. white. to care for children, knowI-
edge of cooking, light duties; live in; SIO
wk. WI 5246. No calls bet 81.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

HOUSEWORK and cooking; sleep in at lea st
nights; must be clean and neat. WI
Evening star., 1941-02-13

GIRL, white, for light housework in eve
nings in exchange for room and board
Lincoln 2429-W after pm
Evening star., 1941-02-13

MAN soda and lunch. for outlying store;
State age, experience, references and
WAGES expected Box :203-K, Star
Evening star., 1941-02-13

T,EiYIPgIsT' 60 words minute. Cali CH.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

MEN, young. preferably recent high school
graduates, TO learn credit reporting buSl-
ness. Reply in own handwriting, stating
age, education and any previous employ
rnnnt RnY SQ-H Star
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Ice Cream Machine Operator

in manufacturing plant. some experience
elIfui. High school education, local refer
ences. Excellent opportunity. Give age,
education, last employer and salary expect
ed Box 29-H, Star
Evening star., 1941-02-13

MAN. young, with some experience in
repairing. Give full particulars
Roy ASK Star
Evening star., 1941-02-13

GIRL, good cleaner. for apt; no cooking
or laundry: must definitely like children,
live in or out: So wk 4S10 Georgia ave
NV. after 6.30 nm