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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-21
KNox,s CENSORSHIP

publisher. now sailormari Frank Knox has been grabbing about news paper publication of navy news and issuing denials about the use of Am
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-21
IsOLATIoNIsT TERROR

Senate isolationists.s skilled in breast-beating about the sanctity of free speech, appear to be staging
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-21
OUT ON VACATION

Mrs. Mary Keith Cawthorne left aboard the Alaska for vacation of six weeks in the south. ;She Is ad-sa visory nurse forsths Territorial De- partment ,pf Heakh.s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-21

Since the Chinese able to handle the variety of Japanese beetles that have been plaguing them maybe they give some advice with our variety
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-21

The best use of the think of is it's formation by the R.A.F.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-21
Washington Merry
 Go-Round

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-21

HEAVENS FOR SEWARD Mrs. Foster Heaven and Leroy Heaven are passengers aboard the Alentian for Seward.
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BUY DEFENSE fTAaRs
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weather: High, e8; low 5l; partly cloudy.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. Mar. 27 UP)-
Trading was fair.
Asparagus; loose local colossal
10c, ex fey and select s-9c. San
Diego large 81 &c. Medium 6-S;
small Az sc. Bunched Imperialslt
7-sc ex fey 6k &c. Fey 5-5kc.
Bunched vegetables: per crate
beets $4,000. Carrots 5O-65c. I'm
perial 6O-sOc.
Cabbage: cannOnbal 1.15-1.35;
jumbos 5O-65c. Copenhagen 1.35-
1.5O; Imperial 1.25-1.4O; red 1.25-
l.35; Imperial 1.35-1.50; savoy 80
soc.
Lettuce: Yuma As dry 3.25; 5s
2.25-2.50; Phoenix Ds 2.s5-3; Imper-
ial 5s 1902. sos 75c Santa MariG
and Guadalupe SIS 1.50-1.75; Sar
Diego Is 2-2.50; iced Yuma As $50;
SIS 2.5O-2.75; Phoenix SIS 2.S5.
Peas: Imperial bush 5-5kc. San
Luis Obispo Sc Laguna Beach g.
lie. Santa Barbara 5-Sc. San Diego
hush 6-6i@r. Pismo hort pole 10-11c
NiDomo 5-5Rc. Oxnard 2-4c.
SQUASH. Imperial crates 1.15-1 .2E
italian Imperial crates 1.15-1.25
Yellow crookneck Imperial cratee
1.5a-1.75
Tomatoes: IMPERIAL crates 9-ton
ons PSI 80: loose 1uTs 75-1. Coa p
. 7s-32E: 12-ton 2.bo-3: is 1.7s-2'
chella Stops 1926; 12s 3; 16s 2.25;
oa~ Fn
NY sTTox GIGS .N% w..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
Today's Sport Parade

well. through all his golf career,
walked the entire 36 holes.
When Bobby is playing badly
Keeler just can't follow him. Two
bad shots in succession by Jones
and Keeler suffers spells, trembles
like a jitterbug with a palsy and
generally goes to pieces. But dur
ing the two rounds at Nassau
Keeler was Spryer than the duchess,
who was very spry. indeed, and even
allowed himself to dream of Jones
triumph over the Sreads and Ho-
gans and the likes at Augusta next
week.
Bobby himself did no such day
dreaming, but he was pleased with
his game. Pleased with it, that is.
more than he has been for several
years.
This is the first time in long
WHILE Bobby told me after the
match which he and Armour won.
that golf has been fun. Its been q
long time since I could step up to a
shot with much assurance. But
Stewart Maiden got hold of me not
long ago. and did me lots Of good.
He always could take a look at me
and tell me what I was doing
wrong. OF course, I'm not hitting
the ball good enough to make much
Of a show in the Masters, but !
am hitting it we'll enough to get
some pleasure
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
Bv HENRY McLEMORE

DAYTONA Beach. Fla, Mar. y
(UP) This is the time of year
when custom demands that a
sports writer DO a piece speculat-
ing on the condition of Robert
Tyre Jones golf game.
Such a story has now taken its
place with those other standard
features which deal with the first
cherry blossoms TO bloom in Wash
ington, whether or not the ground
hog saw his shadow, and how this
the umphty- umphth day in June.
is the longest day in the year.
Today. the last Thursday before
the start of the Masters Invitation
tournament at Augusta, is consid-
cred the proper day to dissect the
patient Mr.. Jones ability on the
golf course and then sum up his
chances in the one tournament q
year in which he plays.
am a bit embarrassed to do my
stint on Bobby this year, because
I have actually seen him play with
in the past two weeks.
1t is almost an unwritten law
that these annual pieces on Bobby
be done without any first hand in
formation, so that a sportswriter
in North Dakota, say. has a slim
chance of being right in his con-
clusions as those nearer to Bobby's
native Atlanta.
/ analyzed Bobby's game very
keenly from Dallas, Texas. last
year. and hadn't seen him play
since Augusta the year before.
One chap I know mailed his
critique from South America, anc
he hadn't seen Jones play since
winged fott in 1899.
So if my analysis this year is all
cluttered up with facts and truths.
please forgive me.
I saw Jones play in Nassau in
his exhibition match with Hagen,
Sarazen and Armour, and with the
Duke of Windsor as referee. Bobby
played 36 holes which was sufficient
TO provide a fair line on how he
was hitting the ball. Perhaps the
best way to convince you that he
was hitting the ball beautifully is
not 10 tell you how many pars and
brides he had, or how many greens
he hit in par figures. but to tell
you that o. B. Keeler, Bobby's Bos-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
Turkey Thompson
No. | Heavyweight
In California

SACRAMENTO Cal, March 81.
CUP)-Turkey Thompson, Los An
geles Negro, today was rated Cali
fornia heavyweight champion by the
California State Athletic commits
sion.
Ratings of other heavyweights
behind the champion were: /.
Yancey Henry; 2. Harold Black
shear; 3. Cdell Polee; 4 Buddy
Baer; 5. Chuck Crowell.
Max Baer and Lou Nova, still
fighting among the contenders for
Joe Louis world championship
crown, We're not included in the
ratings, since neither has a l94l
California license.
The ratings in other divisions.
Light heavyweight: no state
champion; l. Pat Valentino; 2.
Jack Coggins; 8. Oscar Rankinsi
4. Verne Earrings; 5. CORTLAND
Sheppard.
Welterweight: champion, Jackie
Wilson; l. Jimmy Garrison; 2.
George Crouch; 3. Red Green;
4. Johnny Jackson; 5. Al Smith
Middleweight; no state cham
pion; l. Eddie Booker; 2. Willis
Shorty" Hogue; 3. Archie Moore;
4. Little Tiger Wade; 5. Jimmy
Casino.
Lightweight; no state champion;
l. Jackie Wilson; 2. Baby Ariz-
mendi; 3. Toby Vigil; 4. George
Latka; 5. Cecil Hudson.
Bantamweight; no state cham
pion; /. Tony Olivera; 2. Carlos
Chavez; 3. Little Pancho; 4.
Horace Mann; 5. Ruch Dalma.
Featherweight: no state cham
pion; /. George Hansford; 2.
Danny Laverne; 3. Verne Bybee;
T. Richard Lemos; 5. Guy Scream.
Flyweight: no state champion;
l. Little Pancho; 2. Manuel
Ortiz; 8. Jackie Zurich; 4. Small
Montana.
Only residents of California are
eligible for commission ratings.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
BrawIey Scores
Second Win Over
Fl Centre, Il to 5

Brawley high schools varsity
baseball team made it two in row
over the El Centro high damon
deers in a practice game at El Cen
tro stadium Wednesday afternoon
Brawley, scoring IL runs in the
first inning, coasted to a 1875 win
over the El Centrans and thereby
promised serious trouble for the
Defending Champion CaleXico Bull
dogs come regular season time.
CaleXico kept in trim Tuesday
afternoon by dropping 4-3 deci-
sion to Yuma high school in q
game played on the Bulldog dia-
mond. Valencia and Rivera shared
the pitching honors for CaleXico,
each allowing two runs.
The Score
Yuma l0l 020 0-4-8-1
CaleXico 900 600 3-3-8-l
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27

serves yesterday played to 6-6 tie
in an intra-squad game here yes
terday. The yannigans outhit the
first string, IL to 6.
Portland'S Ducks faced Sacra-
mento today in an exhibition. Dan
ny Escobar, whose big bat has been
winning for Portland, was tempor-
arily shifted to first base from his
left field position. Portland scored
an IL to l victory over Loyola
university yesterday.
The Los Angeles clashed with
the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field
today in the second game of fam
lily series. The Angels outSlugged
the National leaguers II to II yes
terday with rockies coming in fol
a share of glory against Cub pitch
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27

ed Ananelm, 81, IN IL INNINGS WeQ-
nesday, Olsen pitched siX-hit bali
and collected three nits himself.
Bill Thomas, Padre regular hurler,
worked for Anaheim and also I'M
pressed Manager Cedric burst. An
other intra-squad game is sched-
uled Thursday.
The Padres, who leave for San
Diego Saturday for two games with
the Chicago White Sox, and who
will remain in San Diego for the
final week of conditioning, will be
honored Friday night at dinner
at the Barbara Worth.
The dinner, to be sponsored by
the chamber of commerce. will be
featured by comments from eacn
of the players. Reservations for the
dinner may be made at the cham
ber.
From Other Camps
Oakland Acorns regulars and re-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
Committee Completes Plan
For Exhibition Game Here

Fortified with a turkey din
ner served by the Ell Centre
Elks lodge, an Imperial Val
ley baseball committee We'd
nesday promised all out aid
TO the Pittsburgh Pirate-Chicago
White Sox exhibition game to be
played in FL Centre stadium on next
Thursday and Friday afternoons.
More than twenty men. repre-
senting nearly every valley city,
were on hand al the luncheon We'd
nesday to lay final plans for the
exhibition game next week and
accomplished these things:
Obtained Troop - scouts to sell
the programs at the gate.
Obtained ticket sellers in each
city to peddle the l760 seats.
Made arrangements TO transport
additional bleachers 10 the stadium.
Set o'clock as game time in
order to allow school children and
businessmen TO attend the contests.
Obtained junior college men as
ushers.
So Thursday everything was ready
for the arrival of the Pirates and
Chisox who will stage the first ma
jor league baseball exhibition the
valley has ever seen.
Reserved tickets may be bough,
at the city clerks office and VOL
unteer Salesmen may also receive
tickets to sell from Neal Gavin.
full list of reserve ticket headquar-
terS will be announced tomorrow
In Brawley Boggust and Peterson
and Cutshaw's service station have
already put ducats on sale.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
Howard Jockey
Hurt in Fall

SAN MATEO. Cal, March q.
UP)-Jose Martini. l8-year-old ap-
prentice jockey under contract to
the c. S. Howard stable, today was
in serious condition from injuries
suffered when his horse fell dur
ing the 5th race yesterday at Bay
Meadows.
Martini's horse, Ernie Boy, was
running next to last going into the
clubhouse turn when the accident
occurred. Taken in sharply to the
rail, the horse stumbled and fell,
knocking the jockey unconscious.
Martini recovered consciousness
at Mills Memorial hospital and his
head injuries were being examined
for possible conclusion.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
Tennis Team TO
Play in Grossmont

High school and town tennis
teams travel out of town for match
es this weekend, according to Bill
Maxwell, high school tennis coach
and tennis club tournament man
ager.
El Centro high netters face Gross
mont in Grossmont on Saturday
and the tennis club plays in San
Bernardino on Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
Women's S Tourney
Reaches Finals

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, March 81. CUP)
Last years finalists, the Little
Rock Flyers and Nashville, Tenn.
Business college and two Iowa
teams reached the semi-finals in
the Womens' National AA.U. bas-
ketball tournament today.
The 1910 champions from Little
Rock and the runner-up Nashville
team are in opposite brackets SO
victories for them tonight would
give the finals the same pattern as
a year ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, March 81 (UP)-
Federal Market News Service.
Hogs saleable 200, around ten
cents lower; medium TO good 17O-
235 lb butchers S.5019; top 9.15;
few 1S9 lb choice quoted to 9.25;
262-41O ID 7.5O-s.25; sows steady at
6.75-7.15, few choice at $50.
Cattle saleable 400, dairy cows
steady at 7-7.75; other classes
scarce; few light steer held abouve
1s0.50 few Holtein steers S.S5; few
feeders $40; some bulls unsold !;
calves saleable $50, steady; odd
vealers to 1880; few calves 11.5O
down; choice kinds scarce.
Sheep none; good to choice
spring lambs nominally quoted
quoted around 11.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
luisetti Sails
For Honolulu

SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. 81. CUP)
Angelo Hank Lulsetti, individ-
ual star Of the national AAU bas-
ketball tournament in Denver, to-
day sailed for Honolulu for exhibi-
ton appearances and announced
he had resigned his job with Stand
ard Oil company, probably to take
an offer OF the Phillips Petroleum
company of BartlesWlle, Okla.
Luisetti said he would make a
final decision on the Phillips offer
when he returns from Hawaii. The
offer repeatedly provided that he
play next season with the Phillips
Sc Oilers, national AAU champions
in 1899 and semifinalistS this year,
and perhaps later become the Phil
lips coach.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Mar. 81 (UP) -
Stocks advanced today on what
wwall Street construed a favorable
tar development abroad and on
moves toward settlement of strikes
delaying the defense program.
Stocks had gains ranging TO more
than 2 points.
Dow Jones closing stock aver
ages: Industrial 1888 up SO Rail
2s.66 up .04; Utility 1889 unchange.
Stock sales approximated $50 900
hare againt $4,000 yesterday Curb
stocmk sales approXimated $4,000
compared with $4,000 in the pre-
vious session.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
Two More Teams
Enter Friday Track
Meet Al Central

Fridays scheduled dual track
meet between Holtville and FL
Centro at Ell Centre became at
least a four-team meet Thurs
day as Coach Raleigh Holt in
vited both Imperial and Cali
patria schools TO compete.
Entrance Of Imperial and Cali
patria will greatly increase the
interest in the meet, Holt said,
and will give Il line Oh the
strength of the smaller schools
for the first time this season.
The meet, which will now at
tract more than $50 athletes,
will start at 2:S0 Friday after
noon and will include competi-
ton i'm all three divisions.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
TOURNAMENT OPENS
STATE COT !

STATE Col LEGE, Pa, March q
(UP)-The three-day seventh an
nual national collegiate boxing tour
nament opened today with prelim-
mary matches scheduled this after
noon and quarter finals tonight.
Louisiana State and Wisconsin
university, with full teams entered,
and Idaho, 1910 champion with six
fighters entered, were favorites.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 81 UP)-
The stock market exchange con-
tinued in the doldrums today with
but little price fluctuations in
dull market. Sales totaled only $500
in mid morning trading. Two isues
registered gains while one, Pacific
Clap Products, dropped to a new
low of AS. Six others remained
unchanged.
The list: Blue Diamond, 2; Sou
thern Pacific 10; Consolidated Oil.
5k up A Aircraft Accessorie l 5s J
Electrical Products 8; Pacific Clay
Products AS down u.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. March 27 (UP) -
wheat prices fluctuated nervously
today. After an upturn which car
ried the May delivery to new
seasonal top. prices reoeded about /
cent net. All deliveries of corn and
sey beans estahlihed new top for
the eAon, then lost ground.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
FL Centre TO
Play Anaheim

FL Centro's county league base
paIlers will meet Anaheim's state
league entry in a game TO be played
IN FL Centre stadium Sunday after
noon, according to julie Ehmke, El
Centro manager.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
BrawIey VS.. Yuma

Brawley high field team Will invade fum'
Arizonans in dual meet nra"ey
points only meet of the season an"
Ell
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
Podres, Andheil11
In long Workout

Intensive workouts continued to be the rule at ri Centro
stadium Wednesday the San Diego Padres and the Ana
helm state eaguers prepared for separate campaigns which
get underway next week.
The Padres with Al Olsen in the starring role defeat
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
IntercIass Meet Set

field at Ell Centre high school is
Coach Raleigh Holt The meet
before trip TO Yuma for
turn with the Arizonans.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-27
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 27 CUP)-
Butter: Extras 35c. prime first 34lzc c,
34hc; undergrades SAC.
LARGE EGGS
Evening star., 1941-09-24
HELP MEN.
(Continued)

PAINTERS. first-class. Carlane Decorating
Co. 2122 Fla. ave. NV 26'
PAPER HANGERS. experienced Apply
Harrington Bros. 1900 Wisconsin ave NV.
PARKING LOT MAN. white. experienced;
ID. c. permit; references 730 11th st. W.
PHARMACIST, registered, excellent work.
ing conditions. good chance for advance
ment. Apply Whelan Drug Co. Rm. 400
Commerce a. Savings Bank Bldg, 1th and
z SITS. NV
Evening star., 1941-09-24
esfs"'s ssfs Quiz

@. How can I get cash for my De-
fense savings stamps if I should
need to redeem them?
A. Go to any post office.
O. How many employees of retail
stores will participate in the sale
of Defense savings stamps?
A. More than 2,500,000 retail store
workers will join in promoting the
sale of Defense savings stamps in
all kinds of stores everywhere. This
army enlisted to aid national defense
outnumbers the personnel of the
Nations armed forces.
Note-To buy Defense bonds and
stamps, go to the nearest post office,
bank or savings and loan associa-
ton: or write to the Treasurer OF
the United States in Washington.
Also stamps are now on sale at
most retail stores.
Evening star., 1941-09-24
8 COLORED MEN.

Neat appearing, for order dept OF nation
grocery concern. average SO weekly -O
start; bonus, percentage. advancement Az
ply 9 10 ] m. ll3 e S.. u v.
Evening star., 1941-09-24
DR.. Pinn Voices Plea
To Save His Church

DR.. James L. Pinn, pastor Of the
Good Will Baptist Church at 1919 U
street NV, has appealed to Wash
ington to save his church.
For 10 years DR.. Pinn has served
as chaplain to colored prisoners at
the District Jail. He has prepared
20 men for the electric chair with
out any compensation except the
satisfaction that some good is being
done"
He asks that this church be main
tanned through the purchase by No.
vember l of 5000 bricks in the
church at donation" of 81 each.
Evening star., 1941-09-24

of independently owned and oper-
ated radio stations. Representa-
tives of more than 200 stations at
tended. The expanded organiza-
ton will be incorporated by No
vember Is.
Heretofore, directors and officers
of N. I. B. have been required by
their bylaws to be members of
N. A. B. Under the reorganization
plan membership in N. I. B. is not
contingent upon membership in any
other organization, but N. I. B.
members will not be prohibited from
belonging to N. A. B.
President Harold A. Lafount of
Evening star., 1941-09-24
Independent Broadcasters
To Expand Organization
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 24-The Ma
tional Independent Broadcasters
voted yesterday to expand its opera
tions and to abolish a requirement
that Its directors and officers be
members of the National Associa-
ton of BroadcaSters.
The action was taken at a con-
vention of N. l. B., an organization
Evening star., 1941-09-24

MAN wanted at once for route averaging
$50 weekly earnings. Nearby rural section.
No investment Experience unnecessary
The J. r. watkins Co, Box No. 367
Newark " 7
Evening star., 1941-09-24
Stenoiype Institute

Albee Building National S3&o
which has stood the test Of time.
Day School. complete Secretarial
classes September 22.
Evening star., 1941-09-24
Sianiield Secrefarial School
Sfrayer Colleue Of Secreiarial Trainiuu

Courses for high school graduates and college
ay and evening sessions begin September 22 and %
asses form every Monday Summer registrations the
the college. Students planning to enter in Septem
advnce Strayer graduates preferred applican
lifted to make excellent records in competitive exam
mt calls each month. Telephone National 1s4S or
ng, Thirteenth and Streets.
Evening star., 1941-09-24
BUTLER-CHAUFFEUR.
7 tIINto' bUA z IV-h1 :
BUS BOYS.
VEGETABLE MAN
STEAM TABLE MAN.
8 RELIABLE MEN.

White excellent working conditions.
Sunday work. Apply Mayfair ReStaurf
537 18th ST NV
Evening star., 1941-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
further debts contracted by other than
myself Signed EARL r. AMENT.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT BY A
resolution passed at a duly called special
meeting of the stockholders of The Mathy
Company. a West Virginia corporation, held
on July 2l, 194l, at the principal oflce
OF the corporation, 1917 II Street NV. in
Washington, D. C, a resolution OF disSo-
luton and discontinuance of the business
OF said corporation was passed by vote
of more than sixty per cent of the shares
of capital stock entitled TO vote and being
present at the said meeting. as required
by the laws of the State of West Virginia
JULIA G. MATHY,
President
GEORGE r LINKINS.
Secretary
The assets and business Of the above
corporation have been duly transferred.
under the authority OF the above reso-
luton and are now owned bv Joseph j.
Mathy and John NJ Mathy, who will con-
tinue the business as partners, under the
trade name of The Mathy Co. al the same
address. Creditors of the former corpora
tion will please present their bills 10 the
partnership
JOSEPH J. MATHY,
JOHN NJ. MATHY,
Trading as The Mathy Co.
Evening star., 1941-09-24

Reliable. neat appearing. with 7th grade
education. for order dept. of national
grocery concern Over S25 weekly 20
start. Bonus, percentage. advancement.
ApnlY o 10 II m 10 okM2 81 q W
Evening star., 1941-09-24

N. l. B. estimated that 95 per cent
of the Nations 800 stations would
be eligible for membership in the
new organization.
Evening star., 1941-09-24

STOCK CLERKS AND MES
SENGERS, YOUNG MEN, 49,
20 YEARS OF AGE: MUST
BE NEAT IN APPEARANCE;
EXPERIENCE NOT NECES-
SARY. APPLY EMPLOY
MENT OFFICE, 4th FLOOR,
ANSBURGHS DEP T.
STORE.
Evening star., 1941-09-24
HEAD WAITER,
COIORED

To do banquet work in local
hotel; must be able to furnish
extra walters. In reply, give
local references, age and tele-
phone number. Box 472-A,
Star,
Evening star., 1941-09-24
Boyd School Of Aceouniancy
Columbus University
Sirayer COLLEGE OF Arcountancy

Homer BUILDING. Thirteenth and Streets.
tB C. s. degree conferred for completing two-year
M. {. S. course includes C r. A. coaching Strayer
rds in c. p. A. examinations Experienced graduates
rd examinations in the District of Columbia and ~
enjoylnE successful careers Certified Public Ac-
rounting firms, with business corporations, and in
'nty Of experienced teachers includes IA c. p. As
IT uses same texts 200 leading universities
eninE sessions September 2e and %. Telephone
Evening star., 1941-09-24

BAGGAGE CLERKS, white neat appearing;
ambitious men. between the ages 25 and
As must bring references ONLY those
desiring permanent work need apply. Ap-
ply THURSDAY between Q and - noon
GREYHOUND Lines, ITO New York ave. NV,
WASHINGTON D c.
Evening star., 1941-09-24

SOLDIERS CHOICE-Twenty-
two-year old Doris Gustafson,
I. c. C. stenographer, was Sc
lected by a vote of 1,150 SOL
diers as one of the prettiest
girls writing to men at Camp
Lee, Va. Dorothy Mae Con-
don of GAINESVILLE, Wis, was
first and Miss GustafsOn was
second choice of enlisted men
and commanding officers.
Evening star., 1941-09-24

month. Apply in person, Buckinsham
Maintenance Office, 5000 4th ST. n, Ar
Evening star., 1941-09-24
PACKERS

PACKERS.
LANSBURGH & BRO. RE-
OUIRES THE SERVICES OF
EXPERIENCED PACKERS.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OF
FICE. 4th FLOOR.
MAN, YOUNG, EXPERT
ENCED IN GENERAL OF
FICE WORK. APPLY EN-
PLOYMENT OFFICE, 4th
FLOOR, LANSB UR HIS
DEPT. STORE.
CONTINUED on Next Pass.)
Evening star., 1941-09-24

BATTERY MAN experienced IN reusirs and
sales Of tires and batteries. ce Dshle OF man
agine large department. salary $3.50
month 10 start State age snd experience
in detail Renlv Boy I'LL. Star.
Evening star., 1941-09-24

BOYS l2n, white not over Is work after
school and one before school. st newsstand
Apply after g pm. Mr Schrot. newsstand
Ueferapcs Bldg
Evening star., 1941-09-24

ATTENDANTS t2l. for Burrows Service
Station; good pay 66"l Wisconsin
Evening star., 1941-09-24

BOY. white. for general work in restsn-
rant: $40 week and meals. Apply 1909
13tb s. NV after pm