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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-01-02
FEBRUARY

FEBRUARY se--~
Japan prepares for difficulties" In re.
11-Belfast police fight 1000 I. r. A. rioters
two hours
2s-Welles hands Mussolini message from
2s-Ancient Egyptian kings tomb yields
vast riches.
MARCH
+Germany stops deportation of Jews to
district in Poland.
1s-Sir Michael o'Dwyer. British India lead.
er. assassinated by native gunman.
19-French cabinet resigns In body.
2o-Paul Reynaud seeks to form new cabi-
2s-Russia recalls ambassador to Paris.
APRIL
1o-Iceland takes control of own foreign
affairs.
ls-Jugo-slavia smashes Nad plot to over.
MAY
ao-lRumania votes state control over all
businesses.
JUNE
22-Workers' coup results in new govern.
JULY
Duke of Windsor appointed governor Of
Bahamas.
23-Dr. Benes heads new Czech regime rec.
ognized by British.
American republics approve program to
resist Nazi influence in Western hemi-
sphere.
AUGUST
3Japan protests u S. ban on aviation oil.
6~Japanese arrest members of Salvation
Army as spies.
7-Rumania passes severe new law against
Jews.
17-Duke Of Windsor is sworn in as COVER.
2O-Trotsky attacked by AMMAN in home in
Mexico.
30-Rumania loses half of Pennsylvania to
Hungary.
SEPTEMBER
aAssassins attempt to kill King Carol in
plot to revolt.
s-King Carol abdicates in favor of his son
12-Mexico names Gen. Avila camacho pres.
14Rumania now totalitarian state under
Iron Guard rule.
22-Japs invade Indo-China; fight French
OCTOBER
10-Assassins slay Jap mayor of Shanghai.
American charge d'affaires at Berlin
ordered home.
NOVEMBER
16-Survey plane hops to British Honduras
in hours, IS minutes.
30-Cuba captures seven Japs In fish boats
with maps of u. S. bases.
DECEMBER
l-Gen. Manuel Avila Camacho sworn in
as president of Mexico. pledges to de-
fend Americas
18-Actual work started on Latin-America
air and naval bases.
20-Five thousand Cuban workers on naval
base go on strike.
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Everybody Likes
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31-Senator Lundeen Of Minnesota and "a
others die in plane crash In Virginia
during a storm.
OCTOBER
12-Tom Mix of silent movie fame killed In
auto accident.
NOVEMBER
EAirliner hits mountain in Utah during
snowstorm; 10 killed.
Tacoma bridge, third largest In world,
collapses; no lives lost.
l0-Earthquake In Rumania takes 1000
lives.
1-Devastating. windstorms sweep coun-
try from the Dakotas to Ohio, 100
killed. damage in the millions.
PTS sailors lose their lives in storm on
Lake Michigan.
29-Mine explosion at Cadiz. Ohio. traps
81 miners.
DECEMBER
Giant air transport crashes at Chicago
airport; 10 dead, 6 injured.
18-Crash of U. S. army bomber kills six.
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SPORTS

REDS WIN World SERIES-Base.
balls major prize-the World Series cham
piOnship-l0as taken by National League
Cincinnati Reds as they defeated the De.
rOit Tigers in seven game series. Above
-jubilant Reds are pictured in clubhouse
after victory.
JANUARY
1-USC defeats Tennessee In Rose bowl
football game, IA to O.
11-Clark Shaughnessy appointed football
coach at Stanford for FIVE years.
600 ruling.
24-Armstrong keeps welterweight title. stop.
ping Montanez in ninth.
2e-Jock Sutherland appointed coach of the
Brooklyn professional football team.
FEBRUARY
s-Joe Louis wins over Arturo Godoy in Is
rounds.
MARCH
4-Purdue wins Big Ten basketball title.
29-Joe Louis knocks out Paychek in second
round.
APRIL
6-Willie Hoppe wins three-cushion billiard
championship, winning all 20 games.
13-New York Rangers win Stanley cup In
hockey.
16-Baseban season opens: Bob Teller,
Cleveland pitches no.hit game against
Chicago White Sox.
1a-Kid Mccoy. old-time boxer. commits
suicide.
MAY
+Gallahadion. IS to l. wins Kentucky
1o-Lew Jenkins stops Ambers in third
round.
26-Craig Wood wins Metropolitan open with
sO-WiIbur Shaw wins 5oO.mile automobile
race at Indianapolis.
JUNE
5-Altus Allen knocked out Johnny Pay.
chek In tenth round.
6-Buddy Baer knocks out Valentine Cam.
polo in first round.
9-Lawson Little beats Gene SaraZen In ma.
tional open golf playoff
R-Dodgers get Joe Medwick and Curt Da.
Wis from Cardinals.
20-Joe Louis stops Godoy in eighth round.
30-Babe Didrickson Zaharias wins women's
open golf title.
JULY
Jack Dempsey knocks out wrestler In
9-National league all-stars defeat Ameri.
can league all-stars to 0.
17-Armstrong stops jenkins in sixth round.
AUGUST
6-Dr Eddie Anderson elected head coach
of the All-American football team.
29-Green Bay Packers defeat College All.
Stars As to %.
SEPTEMBER
byron Nelson wins professional golf title
6-Billy Conn knocks out Bob Pastor in
- rounds.
14-Dick Chapman wins American amateur
golf title
1s-cincinnati Reds clinch National league
2e- Ma, BaeE stops Pat comiskey in the
H-Detroit Tigers clinch pennant in Ameri-
can baseball league.
OCTOBER -
5-Fritzie Zivic wins welterweight boxing
crown from Armstrong.
6-Chicago White Sox win city baseball Sc.
ries from Chicago Cubs.
8-Cincinnati wins worlds series. defeating
Detroit games in z.
NOVEMBER
most valuable player in the National
"Gabby' Hartnett let out as manager
of the Chicago Cubs.
FLAMES T. Gallagher named general
manager of the Chicago Cubs.
T-Jimmy Wilson appointed manager of the
Chicago Cubs.
DECEMBER
8-Chicago Bears defeat Washington Red.
skins for professional football champion
ship 70 to O.
12-Three-cornered trade between Boston
Red sox, Washington and Cleveland in.
wolves seven players.
16-Joe Louis wins over Al Mccoy on tech.
:, MICA meal knockout in sixth round:
Schmidt football coach.
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APRIL

4-Winston Churchill given general super
vision over Britain's fighting strength.
9-Germans occupy Denmark, which SUBJ
mits, and invades Norway. which re-
siStS. Oslo. the capital, is taken.
12-Germans capture more Norwegian ports,
while British feet tries to cut supply
line across Skagerrak.
16-British expedition arrives on Norway
coast and is battered by German bomb
erS
30-Germans capture Dombaas. key rail
town in Norway.
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SEPTEMBER

1o-British bombs hit Reichstag building in
heart of Berlin.
1l-Buckingham palace in London damaged
by air bombs.
12-Italy opens drive against Egypt.
14-Italy invades Egypt: takes two towns.
ls-British fleet blasts Italian forces invad-
23-British warships shell West African
port of Dakar.
24-British bomb Berlin for three hours.
25-Germans depose King Haakon: end Nor
wegian monarchy.
27-Germany. Italy and Japan sign war al
lance.
OCTOBER
british planes bomb Krupp plant in
3+Neville Chamberlain resigns from Brit.
ish cabinet.
4-Hitler and Duce confer on war crisis
Serve notice there will be no let 10
on Britain.
7-German troops enter Rumania.
15-British cruiser sinks three Italian de-
stroyers.
17-British reopen Burma road
18-Axis demands on Greece include abdica.
ton OF KING, pro-axis government and
yielding of land.
23-Six weeks of attacks baked invasion.
Hitler and Franco meet at French Dor.
der.
Spain arrests former King Carol and
Magda.
27-Greece and Italy declared at war.
Canadian destroyer sinks after collision
with merchantmen; 140 lost.
2s-British put war resources at disposal of
Greece.
so-Greeks put up stout defense against
Italians.
31-First Greek counterattack shoves back
Italians.
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MARCH

Russians enter Vipuri, key Finnish city.
11-Allies offer full aid to the Firms.
12-Soviet-FinniSh peace treaty signed, Rus
STA getting Karelian iSthmus and naval
base at Hangoe.
T-Nazi bomberS raid British anchorage at
Scana Flow
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UARY

S-Finland claims destruction of Russian
division.
20-Winston Churchill warns Europes neu-
trails they cannot keep out of war and
asks them to join the allies.
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MAJ

3-NorWegian army in central Norway
seeks peace as British and French with
draw.
11-Allies rush aid to low countries; Church
i'll succeeds Chamberlain as prime min
lister.
14-Dutch armies cease resistance.
16-NaZis mass for Balkan raid: believed
aimed at Rumanian oil.
19-Weygand replaces Gamelin as French
commander; Germans within 30 miles
of Paris.
21-Germans reach French channel coast.
cutting off British belgian forces.
22-Britain votes dictatorship; Churchill
given supreme power: labor and wealth
to be drafted
Allies check German drive on 200-mile
front.
2tGermans tighten net around British.
French and Belgian troops.
25-Germans claim Calais.
France shakes up general staff.
N-Belgium gives up on orders Of King
Leopold.
3O-Battered British troops reach England
from Flanders.
Belgian cabinet deposes Leopold for
surrender.
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] UNE

-Nazis take Dunkirk: Hitler vows to de.
stroy foe.
Last allied troops leave Dunkirk.
8-French forced back by onslaught of
million Germans.
9-Allies evacuate Narvik; Norway surren.
ders to Germany.
10-Italy declares war on the allies. Ger
mans cross the Seine.
13-French decide not to defend Paris. Ger.
man troops march in.
14-Germans attack Maginot line in effort
to trap million French.
17-Petain becomes premier of France and
asks Germany for armistice. Britain
declares it will fight alone.
20-Germans pick Compiegne, scene of
1918 armistice. for parley
22-France signs German armistice.
23-Nazi terms strip France of arms and
land; navy informed.
French government repudiated by Brit
ain.
2-Germany ends war on France; cease
firing order issued.
26-Soviet and Rumania planes clash.
27-RUmania cedeS BeSSarabia and north
ern Bukovina to Russia.
2S-French colonies in Asia and Africa
give up fight.
Rumanians fight Red troops, kill many.
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FOREIGN

PAN AMERICAN CONFERENCE
General scene Of assembled delegates from
81 American Republics participating, as
this important defense congress opened
in Hauana, Cuba.
JANUARY
22-Japanese warn America against exert.
ing pressure.
28-Japan tightens blockade on British.
French concessions at Tientsin.
31-China proposes that six-year-old boy be
named ruler of Tibet.
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DOMESTIC

U. S. PEACETIME CONSCRIPTION-
Sec. of Var Henry L. Stimson dratos the
capsule containing the first number 1881
in the nations first peacetime military
CONSUMPTION.
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shoulders, and covers your frock
thoroughly, above and belowl
Choose CHEEKY percale prints,
gay gingham checks, or colorful
polka dot calico, and trim the
edges with ric-rac braid. It's so
easy-you can finish it in a few
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Pattern No 1924 is designed for sizes
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EUROPEAN WAR

SWASTIKA OYER PARIS-Muk of
the Nazi conqueror, the stoashka, floats
ouer crushed Paris following inrasion.
Famed EifeI TOt0er Gun be seen in back
ground
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PHOTO FINISHING

Nature Reflects
o nature! glorious mirror of di-
vinity; what constant students
were we of thy myriad forms and
mysteries all through the years of
our childhood.-Bulwer.
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j JULY
AUGUST

6-House approves overlapping to trap fifth
columniSts.
7-House votes permission for American
ships to bring children from war zone.
Army arsenals ordered to use three daily
shifts.
s-Senate gives President power to call
National Guard.
Farley resigns as postmaster general
1o-Farley becomes sales executive for
soft drink concern.
12-Russia demands America recall all its
Baltic ENJOYS.
16-Army buys S. bombers and orders huge
17-Wendell WiIlkie accepts the Republican
nomination for President before vast
throng at Elwood, Ind.
18-RooSevelt announces pact with Canada
for joint defense board
20-Claude R. Wickard nominated to sue
coed Wallace as secretary of agricul-
ture.
23-President approves plans for transfer
of destroyers to Britain.
24-Harry Hopkins resigns as secretary of
commerce, Jesse Jones his successor.
Frank Walker named to succeed Farley
2-McNary formally accepts Republican
nomination for vice president.
2s-senate passes draft bill including con.
scription of industry.
29-Henry Wallace formally accepts Demo.
cratic nomination for vice president
Senate votes billions more for defense.
3o-Army orders 6S7 planes. 20. 600 engines.
SEPTEMBER =: !: =: ::
Roosevelt calls up 60, 500 National Guard
for year. serctce'N1th. q. S. army :
5Presideft ANNOUNCES exchange Of so de.
stroyers TO Great: Britain fol. air. ana
naval bases in British Western hem1.
sphere possessions.
+Secretary Hull renews warning to Japan
on Indo-China.
6-Congress passes 514 billion defense bill.
7-House passes draft bill: sets ages at 81
to As.
9-Navy orders 200 warships.
1+Conscription bill passes congress.
16-War department calls out $4,000 more
Guardsmen.
Sam Rayburn elected speaker of the
house to succeed Bankhead.
19-Senate passes excess profits bill.
House votes third of a billion to house
draft army
20-Marc de Tristan, three-year-old son of
Count Marc de Tristan, kidnapped in
Hillsboro. Calf; held for 100000 ran.
som.
21-Census bureau reports population of
U. s., 131. 409, 881.
22-Two hunters capture kidnaper and res.
cue Marc de Tristan in California hills.
26-Roosevelt bars export of scrap metal to
Japan.
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NOVEMBER

13-Frank Mccormick of Cincinnati voted
most valuable player in the National
league.
"Gabby'' Hartnett let out as manager
of the Chicago Cubs.
Thames T. Gallagher named general
manager of the Chicago Cubs.
17-Jimmy Wilson appointed manager of the
Chicago Cubs,
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DECEMBER

8-Chicago Bears defeat Washington Red.
skins for professional football champion
ship 70 to o.
12-Three-cornered trade between Boston
Red Sox, Washington and Cleveland in
wolves seven players.
16-Joe Louis wins over Al Mccoy on tech
meal knockout in sixth round
17-Ohio State accepts resignation of Francis
Schmidt, football coach.
20-Captain Wood leaves Army coaching job.
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OCTOBER

5-Fritzie Zivic wins welterweight boxing
crown from Armstrong.
6-Chicago White Sox win city baseball Sc.
ries from Chicago Cubs.
8-Cincinnati wins worlds series, defeating
Detroit games in z.
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JULY
SEPTEMBER

2-Byron Nelson wins professional golf title
6-Billy Conn knocks out Bob Pastor In
13 rounds.
14-Dick Chapman wins American amateur
golf title
19-Cincinnati Reds clinch National league
pennant.
26-Max Baer stops Pat Comiskey In the
first round
T-Detroit Tigers clinch pennant In Ameri.
can baseball league.
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April

10-Neutrality proclamation issued by Pres.
ident bars American ships from Morse
coast.
11-State department arranges to evacuate
United States citizens from Scandinavia.
15-America releases fastest and most secret
planes to empires.
16-Navy chief asks congress to increase
fund for warships to billion 10 million
dollars.
17-Secretary Hull warns world that Dutch
East Indies must not be overrun.
22-U. S. Supreme court kills state laws pro-
hibiting picketing.
25-President puts neutrality law In effect
for Norway.
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Male HeIp-Salesmen

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air coudiuUnefs Duties partly hed and
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manufacturer High quality product hav-
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With integrity and ambition Liberal com
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DRIVERS WANTED

For commercial venIcles. must b. white
over ~ years Of age and NOV the cIfy
Apply 1873 Michigan avenue. between il
and ,. m
AT ONCE. az experienced vacuum cleaner
salesman, store selling, 10 canyassinR
good draw, must have Car Apply sears
Eoebuck Co. 2Jos last Grand blvd, bs.
tween and Il
BoYs-fs. II and Is Messenger WORK +,
the stepping stone 70 sucress star viii
. bicycle See NJ. EWarthout. Ey1m zu8
500 Shelby street.
bofs-erder department taiary bonus
Cloyeriesf Company. Lincoln BIDS be.
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BUNDLE family washing: shirts; special
ling (children's clothing). zoos Mead.
Townsend 6-466s-
BUNDLE washing. ironing. specializing
shirts. curtains stretched. called. deliv-
cred. Lafayette 622S.
BUNDLE family washing. specializing cur
tains blankets, shirts. silks: delivered.
Townsend 7-Si02.
CURTAINS neatly done: family bundle
washing. called. delivered. Madison el7S.
EXPERIENCED southern oolored girl
wishes days work, S0c hour. carfare.
Temple 1929
EXPERIENCED lady wishes days; laundry.
spring cleaning. wall washing. Tyler
$500.
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes work
washing. ironing. cleaning: references
Trinity 1-6047.
EXPERIENCED young lady; day. part time
work; So 90. csrfare. Townsend $4,000.
NEAT lady wants work: office cleaning
after hours; references. Tyler e-l5so.
NURsB--Prscticsl. Three years institu-
tionsl experience. References. 4762
Ternes. Oregon POSI-.
SPRING CLEANING = Walls, ceilings
washed: neat work: references. Call eve
ming. Cedar 1925 ------
TYPIsT-Home work, manuscripts, en-
velopes statement prompt: reasonable;
confidential. Lafayette 1905.
COLORED girl. elevator. store. maid,
beauty shop. office work. Trinity 2-s05e.
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Educational

ATTEND HOURS DAILY FOR 50 WEEK
We teach Gregg shorthand, college type
writing. Comptometer Burroughs and
Monroe calculators, bookkeeping. Free en-
ployment service. Enroll and start any
time. Individual instructions. Sessions daily
and Monday. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
ewes. Garvin Secretarial School. Sth floor.
Fox Theater Bldg. Phone CA. 451s.
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MATTRESSES

Young. dark-h haired. size 12-14: for New
Tropics; union house. union wages. Apply
between and I. Wolverine Hotel
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WHITE mattresses for beer garden. 81 day.
Merry go Round. el73 Keller.
NHlTE-General; stay nights good wages.
Telephone Dawson 5s9e. 1900 Marlowe.
WOMAN (30-45-RelIable; car necessary
contact women at home. Strictly a
womans product. Salary, commission.
222s2 Michigan. Dearborn 00s0. t9-I2).
WOMEN-No experience necessary: pleas
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]. 1924 PsIllster
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
IN the big Sunday Tines Want Ad
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commission rate nov effective Aptfv
before noon. 1851 Iipernois.
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Personals

l"GALL KLENZ' ends liver, gall bladder.
stomach gas. gladstone attacks; prevents
operations. 14i0 Burlingame. Townsend
7-1740.
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER by Uitrs
Controlled Electrolyss. Safe. Painless.
Treatments 81. Doctors references. Es-
tablishsd IL years. Eiectrolysis Clinic.
LOOK YEARS YOUNGER! Hair Removed
Needles Used. Kest Institute, 70e Francis
3iso.
MARIE scHELL. 22is Ashiand-weighi
reduction. rheumatism. neuritis. Tsls-
phone Lenox 1894.
MRS. RAVE Astrologist featured At
State Fair. 5s37 Mitchell. Plaza 2oo3.
NOT responsible for any debts contracted
by my wife. Elenor Lunar, on and after
this date. May ls. 1871. Louis Lunar.
OLD TIME DsncinE-ousdriils Hall. Good
Music. Mae Eccleston. 65l5 Grand River.
near Boulevard.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working.
Doctor De swarte Rectal Clinic. 50o5 Cas-
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PROF. ELTON. AsTRoLooY
Consultations daily. 10 to 5; Tuesdays and
Fridays TIL o. Closed Sunday. 34ls John
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday, 81. 90. 1910 West Grand
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REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Church of
Christ. Appointments daily. 1850 West
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consultations daily. 1917 Michigan (up-
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Female Help Wanted

A DAY cook. experienced waitresssi
7 wanted 1913 Fenkeu avenue.
CASHIERS = EXPERIENCED or MA.
TIONAI. CASH REGISTER BookkEEP'
I ING MACHINES. PERMANENT POSI-
TIoN. No NIGHT WORK APPLY
OFFICE. 9Th FLOOR. PEOPLES OUT
FITTING co. $50 MICHIGAN AVE.
CoMPTOMETER AND BURROUGHS CAL
CTLATING MACHINE OPERATORS
Several positions in the near future for
seasonal employment AT Nl5b0 per year
70 be ttted by oompetitivs EXAMINATION !, +;
years Of age and residents Of Detroit FOL
one year before the examination. For ap-
plications and full details. write or apply
10 the Detroit civil Service Commission.
/ 18th Floor Water Board Building. 73J
Randolph street. Detroit Michigan. on or
before Nav 81. 1s41.
EXPERIENCED girl, housework: refer
ences. stay nights. good wages. Uni
versity 1-sse4. 1881 Woodingham Drive.
GENERAL homework. white. experienced /,
excellent home. no cooking; stay. 20.
slocum zots.
one child. stay. home nights. Tyler
5-31ss
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-No laundry
no cooking: stay. 1899 Calvert. Telephone
Townsend s-7i35.
Young. strone. 5 feet inches and
over for light factory work. Give com
plete details as to age. height. weight
former places worked. etc. Write Box
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GIRL-General; no cooking no washing;
stay nights: good wages. 33i5 Pasa-
dena Townsend 6-0so0.
GIRLS TO assist as dancing instructors. SO
PER NIGHT GUARANTEE. No expert
ence necessary; rs p. m. HOLLYWOOD
SCHOOL OF Dancing, 4, i Woodward. Ter
raes 2-ss72.
GIRLS FOR DRUG STORE
Have several Immediate openings for ex-
perienced girls for drug. cosmetic or cigar
departments Permanent work. good sal
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Apply Tuesday AT a. m. Personnel office,
use Marantette street entrance.
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.
1927 TWELFTH STREET
GIRL WANTED FOR CURB SERVICE
TO SELL TOBACCO. GLOVES. 1904
TRENTON.
GIRL for general, stay nights, SO weekly.
1885 Woodingham, University 3-4727.
GIRL TO help with house work and chill
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experienced. for general:
plain cooking. laundry; home nights; SO.
3-34e5.
assist with baby; good
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57s2l.
experienced girl assist
cooking, no washing; stay on place: 50
week. 1900 Fairfield. University l-3l0s.
If YOU can work 30 hours per week, have
some knowledge or sewing and want TO
there, write confdentaily, Box BOTH, De-
rot Times.