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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-28
Elementary Pupils
Swell Stamp Sales

Elementary school students of
the public system this week
bought Sl,l53.l5 worth Of War
Bonds and Stamps, Superintend-
ent l.. Wade Fast said today. in
revealing no sales were made at
the high school due to exam
week.
Totals were: Clemens, S14.50;
Dickinson, S94.05; Donaldson,
500. go; Grant, Sl89 40: Lincoln,
Sl85.90; Macomb, $l65.55 and
Wilson, $435.l5.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-28
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACkACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

quickly. once they discover that the real cAnso
Of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way OF tai
Ing the eIcsss acids and waste out OF the blood
They help most psople pass about3 pints sdAy.
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, y
may cause nagging bacsache. rheumasis
pains. leg pains, loss Of pep and energy, Oeep
ting up nights. swelling. puAiness under the
eyes. headaches and dizziness. Frequent q
:c.n.S p.iSses Wy" I'M: sna
with your kidneys or Bladder.
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Dceno
Pills. used successfully by millions for over 70
Year,. They give happy relief and viii help Tho
vssts from your blood. Cse Doans PilS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-28

On the Virginia side of the
main street of Briston. Virginia
Tennessee, gasoline ration cou.
pons are worth three gallons Of
gasoline, and on the other, the
Tennessee side, they are worth
four gallons.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-28

Bus trips In Canada have been
curtailed to q maximum of so
miles except where other facili-
ties are lacking or are entirely
inadeQuate.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-28

Natives still practise sys-
tematized exchange of wives in
Tahiti, largest of the French So
ciety Islands.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

Bootswoin's Mate Alexander
King Of Austin, Mimi, defies
ony mon in Uncle Sons Navy
to bring back TO port more
flourishing crop Of red whiskers
thon his. Wide World
Evening star., 1943-03-21
z,,H1yz,ifice1,f collection, Of fine
American OrientalS

Today, os in the post our American manufacturers
offer you the rugs you want ond need We have q
magnificent group Of glorious Oriental Reproductions
machine woven in America Of premium imported WOOL
A sound investment in floor covering At the same
time increase the charm Of your home with Of
these Tine American OreNtols Prices start as low as
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06
THIRTY ENEMY PLANES SHOT Down
BY ALLIES In FIFTEEN MINUTES AND
IS DESTROYED In LAST "a HOURS

ALGIERS. July 6.-Allied fly
ers have destroyed IS enemy
Planes in the last % hours. but 30
Of them were shot down in Is min
uies. headquarters reporiad to-day.
The intensified fighting. when
Two enemv aircraft hurtled INTO
the sea every minute. occurred off
Sardinia. One hundred German
end Italian planes took to the air
10 try 10 drive back the FLYING
+ ortresses IS they sped toward
Sardinia. but the enemy fighter
craft proved to be no match for
the big American planes. Ore
Fcrfress alone. setting a record
for the war in q single fight. ac-
for Is of the destroyed
enemy planes.
Italians al first and the German
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06
NEGRO SLASHES ESP|NOSA
AND VIM. KEMP; ASSA|LANT
SHOT AND KILLED BY KEMP

While blood was squirting out
OF q severed artery in Prison
Gusrd william 3. Kemp's arm.
and While George Charles Hep
burn. neqro. y. Of 2ls Olivia
street. was poised 10 strike again
with ms razor edged knife al
Constable ice Fspinose. Kemp
fred his revolver. shortly sf,er
II o'clock Saturday night in the
county isiL End Hepburn dropped
deed win buiiel hole n MS
temple.
- lolA-e S'e~c o rum with
tslf CT as contents conc. found
on Hep1urn's body after has
eeatf. told the story OF. now he
went beserk as Constable Espin
oss snd Prison Guard Kemp
were abcut 10 search him. He
jumped bs-k. whipped cut ms
knife end beasn slsshing. he
sias. ed st Espinosa's throat. and
he iumced 70 one side. ard tbs
krife csshad his left sh5ulde.
and irer stroke OF the blsde
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06
BELIEVED u. S.
And JAP SHIPS
DOING BATTLE
THOUGHT WAR VESSELS ARE
ENGAGED IN FIGHT NORTH
WEST OF NEW GEORGIA
ISLAND
tuy 4s=ociafsd Fr~sSI

MELBOURNE. July 6-Amer
ican and japanese wsrships are
believed 10 have come 10 grips
near Kolcmbsn9sTs. nor 1hwest
of New Georgia Island. though
no Official report has been made
eitl er by the Allies or the JAP
srese about naval lighting an
tfst area.
II was stated that should the
Americans and the australians
gain fcotholds north and east OF
Munds. that Jap base will then
be forced 10 surrender OF its en-
tire garrison will be wiped cut
II was added that, were ih7s'
POINTS not cs0iurcd By the Al
lies. the fishiiEq 10 capture Man
da will be costly snd lang drawr
out.
No report has been made a
tire last "a hours stout fng
hghtinG - Sslarnsua on New
Guinea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06
ARRIVE IN KEY WEST

Major Clcyburn McCauloS Z 5
Marine Corps. retired and Nfs
AIcCauluy. have arrived r. X $
West tp make their temporary
rcsiGcnce at 613 Francis street
Mrs McCaul,y before marriage.
was Mis-, SNbu SAWYER III tins
city MAJOR and Mrs McCaulvy
ave been maxim. their homo ia
Houston Texas. for severed wears.
The McCaulcyS visited here a
short time ago and their numel-
ou. friends are delighted To- see
them back IN til Island City
again
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06
Allotment OF Funds To
Be Determined In Mat
ter BY Key Vests Act
ual Planning Needs
Warrington Correspondent
Of The Key West Cifizenl

Washington Correspondent
Of The Key West Cifizenl
WASHINGTON. D. C.. July 6
-hsdsvelopment of Key Vests
worn areas. with whatever plan
nins IA necessary to be financed
hY . Federal grant. is provided
Tea under The terms of a pend
ins SeEaie ball introduced by
Senator Robert r. Wagner Of
Es~ York and sponsored by the
urbs n Land Institute.
uriiks the proposal drafted by
the NstioEal Resources Planning
Beard and introduced by Sena-
ier Thomas of Utah. Key Vests
siiotmsnt of funds for planning
would be determined by Key
Vests actual planning needs.
undsE the Thomas-NRPB pro-
po~sl ksY West would be limited
10 $3.50.
Herbert u. Nelson. corporate
secretary Of the Urban Land In
situate. and executive vice presi-
dent Of the National Association
Of Real Esisie Boards. and Chas.
7. Stewart director OF ULI. in
response 10 specific inquiries.
indicated that The following
proIsei could be Unnamed by
their plan in Key West.
RsEina and construction of
the aO63 houses more than
3s years Of age.
senator wssner's bill incOr-
Fos.sss PROPOSALS for redevelOP
meat Of cities worked cut by the
Urban Land Institute a private
organization whose board of di-
Fseforsis a confessed largely o.
priw@ss real estate men and
srchiiscfs.
Under the rroDosal the Fed
sFsI government would finance
Local planning where needed and
would land funds 10 cities for
purchase Of land in worn-oui
areas 50 II can be assembled IN
fConunued IA PAGE Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06

Commissioner Harry Harris
To Make Report Tonight On
Investigation OF Shark Camp

Harry Harris. as chairman Of
the road and boulevard commit
tee of the county commission.
will report tonight. al meeting
OF the commission. Of his InvestI-
cation of complaints that have
been made about the offensivc
odOrs that come from a shark
camp at No Name Key.
A commissioner explained today
that the commission has no OBJ
lection to the operation of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06
MADE SERGEANT

Announcement ha, heeu ua.s
of the promotion Of Loo Cfuh
son Of Mr. and Mrs Henry Cruz
of tins City. 10 sergeant 10 IN.
United States AR Corps
Sergeant Cruz Is nov station
ed al Amarillo. Texas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06
cIGAPETTE TAX STARTS

TALLAHASSEE. - Tire tax Of
three cents a pack on cigarettes.
which was to have gone into eff
feet on July but was delayed be-
cause Of d SHORTAGE of stamps. be
crrne effective fodav. The State
Revenue Deparfment. which is
hsndlinG the tex warned dealers
rot 10 sell unsism-ed cigarettes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06
More Than 10000 Nazis
Die In About Offensive
Enemy Loses 73S Tanks
And 203 Aircraft; Biz
ter Fighting Raging On
Both Sides
'ss s...~s-sss s-..-s,

MOSCOW. July SHERMAN
and their allies lave sisrte8 .
iull-sIsIe oifenss from orsl %
i6S miles south. but the oufrcnne
IS going SO badly sgsinsi ths
Germans. Radio Berlin fodaF
said noihing sboui the drive bus
confined ats remarks 10 the 40
leni Counfer-stiscks the Russians
are making in lhai sector.
Except fer enc spear Esd.
which hss driven a wedSe fwo
miles deep INTO the RazAfan
lines. The Nszis have been hnrl
cd back al every point. s0eoTdsag
10 today's local oommnnigss. II
was added fhst the hu<saan
rounfsr-atiacks were so iers1.oaz
nd sustained. the A1ss powsrs.
in the last 6 hours. have iost
,-x-z. .hsn lo0se kaazz aE.Ae
The wounded ruz mic 50 ma -
tA7u-ands ;her number hs. ro'
ci be-n dei-ru.i ed
Beside. IN, commuui4aa 1ssI
shat since the oiiensiye
started. 738 German i4nks aas..
zen kno-'sed out end 293 plans.
hive been Of down most o.
fern by Russian a-hisr
TIC eemnua.4a arla-r
90 thar me -uv a
l-nes tnz4 cans n.-nir
En- -5ly ca~.dua.ed
Tic Hea a.z.s ~ -oss
ri every Ell na
? g. -. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06
cut deeply into Keinps arm and
Gu, an artery in two.

3 Kemp tell back. Hepburn
r'ed a-ain for E>puosa's throat.
u has iImc be tucked. and the
.Usfe gash..d the back OF Mss
Bead Hepburn was about Ia
suing AGAIN for r pinosas fhrua;
hen the ballet ended the negro $
iis-
Little pools If blood dotted
ttc jail floor and trails Of blood
icd u tire side entrance O: the
county courthouse where Kemp
and Espinosa went TO report the
cuttiEP and the shooting to
Chief Deputy Sheriff McInnis.
Es.Ino,a and Kemp. particularly
the latter. were stiH bleeding
ireelt and McInnis called up the
iorcl Funeral Homo for AN
ambulance
Tee sla-hed mon were taken
20 a local doctor Tor cmerccncr
treatment. and then Kemp was
rushed to the Naval Hospital.
he lcfi The hospital Yesterday
Tor a short timc. but had To re-
ilrn- 80 weakened was his con
dItio9 lie IS still IN the hospital,
suffering from the large amount
# blood hc lost. The artery Uas
'Ira but tho arm a. 80 weak and
cranpcd. Kemp can barely move
%.
The hospital reported 20 Coro-
nrr Raul CarhorcH Yesterday
"i-crr o1 that kcmu was too
"eeE g. attend tn, inquest Iafn
iie nur1 death The oorurer
t'rt .aauf that h shooting .a
fI-t-ii huu-c4d,.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06
~Ac rOp VACATIONISTS
WASHINGTON. - The OPA

announced today that vsrstionists
i the eastern states will be al
lowed. fhrou7h the use of a"
ccurcns TO buv sufficient gas TO
fske .har1 from sNair homes 10
summer resorts and return.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06
RtdtVt|Op|ntnt0f ktyWtSt'S.
worn Areas Is Provided For
Under Terms Of Pending Bill.
LATE BULLETINS
FEAR HOLLAND INVASION

LONDON.-The German high
command must fear that the AL
lies have decided to invade Hol-
land. ACCORDING TO reports brought
here by Raj pilots of reconoiter-
ing planes. Inc pilots say tnat
German troops. guns and tanks are
streaming into Holland. whose
Notifications are being strength
sned all along the coast. A S00-ton
German vessel was sunk off Hell
land fodsv.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06
GEN. GIRAUD'S MISSION
WASHINGTON. - General G

raud mission 10 this country will
be 70 discuss military matters
solely wi'I' ex-eris in WTshin-ton.
IL was officially announced today.
There will net be snv discussion
Of French civil or political differ
cnces IN North Africa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06

camp. bat to Ga" prsc;ice II nut
ting tire hides of shark on the OLD
cauScway. beading from No Name
Key. 90 dry IN ~" sun The air.
fo: Sevrral hundred wards in that
vicInlt.. the comm ission was IA
formed. Is filled with d,sagrc able
odors whIl@ the hides aro driving
out The commission intend -
direct tho owners n the camp .o
treat the hides 81 some point from
where the oders will not reach the
highway
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06
SAYS JAPs WILL BE BEATEN

SAYS JAPS WILL 81 BEAT LIN
CHUNGRING.- Generalissimo
Chang Ksi Shel< said todsv. the
sixth anniversary of the Japanese
war on China. that the Japs sure
" will be defs afed. He $500
that two years from now they will
be beaten into sarrenderind I'M
ocndifionsllY. bit added that
Grim was too weak economically
10 do that herself. and that she
rust be aided BY the Allies to at
tsin that end.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06

SENATE DEBATES ROLLBACK
WASHINGTON. - The roll
back proposal through subsidies
IS being debz ted in the senate this
afternoon. II was said ine likeli-
hood is s350000.oo0 will r. appro-
rTisfed TO empower the OPA to
reduce the prices of butter. meat
and coffee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06
TO nRAFT MEN AVID WOMEN

TO DRAFT NEN AND WOMEN
WASHINGTON. - n was said
.odsv that the p-nsident No. @'-r-
ing the present session. but when
congress reconvenes. will recon-
mend tire PASSAGE OF bill that
would drsff men and women for
essential war work. The range of
ages was not given.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06

SENATE AND HOUSE CLASH
WASHTNGTOE. - 0iffer~7'-7s
between the senate and the house
over the bills that provide for in
ferior and labcr security stiii con-
finue. with a settlement not yet
in sight. il was reported today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06

associated Press Day Wire
service and AP Features
For 81 Years Devoted 70 tho
Best Interests nj Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-07-06

Key West, Florida. has The
most equable climate In the
country: with an svs---~
range of only Ia Fahrenf 70
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-16

: nMERCA- Let's be frank about Il 80 Tar, many OF n back
home have been fighting this war from an easy chair.
Many of us have bought War Bonds ont OF extra cash. Out Of
with ourselves.
But this war Is a hard, dOwnIoreanty war. And many Of our
boys are dying in il.
We've got 70 buy MORE
So vour government asks You TO buy Bonds and more Bonds -
&c, really tough with yourself. We're asking YOU TO give up the
frins and extras for the rest OF this war.
We know how human il is not to make sacrifices until the crisis
drives US 10 IT, In England they felt the same way unihs ne bomDs
started falling. Now they can't do enough!
Bombs ae such persuasive things. But just as persuasive ought
10 be the shirt of our brothers, sons, husbands who are ready 10
give all. Think now what re your dollars, compared 10
their lives?
II you could SEQ
Look ri il this way suppose you had a magic carpet thai cou'a
take YOU to Africa and New Guinea. Suppose you could hear the
eroan Of American boys wounded, and American boys dying
Saw nov. how many Bonds would You buyg
That kind Of war
THEY are dying. And they will Keep on dying until We drown
the enemy In II overwhelming torrent Of bombs bullets guns
tanks, planes, ships, and shells.
That's why we're asking you, in This one month OF April alone
IN lend ITnrle Sam I3 billions Of dollars by buying War Bonds.
Is billions Of extra dollars - over and above any buying that you'd
be doing anyway
= lof Of money
OF eoure. Is billion dollars i = Iot Of money. III iake s"eal ana
tears 10 raise II. hI mean going EthOn' nov. hut aiso-h VII
mean savings now-4o buy later. I'm mean giving up everything
you can't square with your conscience, 50 that "e, as 81 shiidren'
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-16

can have . better. more decent place 10 I've ~ Nhfn misN - = Non.
The drive Is on
So during this month of April II someone calls % you . - yoai e
bu, War Bonds in .M. 2ND WAR LOAN DRIVE. ill 80 by =
the imit-and then buy moreg
Better vel. will You go To your Bank, Postohhce, - wherever
you're nsed 10 buying Your Bonds and hus hOWf VII you
lend extra meme, this month"; Money that can hasten ne day 81
Victory? Money that can help To save American Isea-perhaps your
sons or your brothers Or your huabands-by helping - shorten
this war?
Money buys money
Remember. what you're really buying with your monsy : IN More
money. For after all, these Bond. n money Money plusi Every
dollar You pm. into War Bonds will bring you ; dollar plus interest
50 the more Bonds you bu, the better for ION. Americans :
Get Tough - with yourselves for your country.
There Are , Different Types Of U. 5. Government sssssfhss
Choose me Ones sssi Suited fos yon
United States Var Sarings bonds Series f. The perfect iHssstHfHs -
Individual and family sasiae. Gives yon bseL - for ssss - ~hsH he
Bead aaure Designed especially for she smaller insesser. Da'sd =
A., al manh In which ps,menl l. received. Interests 29t : ynr u held
70 maturity. DenominatIonsi SIS. $50. 500, $500, siOO0. hsanmpn"aa
-, lime 60 da,s after issue date. Prizes 75N Of HatHHsy salHT.
2lSg Treasury Bonds Of IooGIo6of Resdls HarIsiuhis. asespaahls :
hank collateral. these Bonds as ideal Investments for trust Innas ssaasss
and individuals. A special feature provides that ths7 may = Fsaesnasa =
pr and accrued Interest fr the pnrposs Of satisfying Federal ssmas $50
mated Anil Is. lo43t due Iuns rs, 1860. Deaaninassonst 500 elOOo.
ssooo. slOOOO. 100000 and 81 100000. RedenpIoas ~ saishls ~
Iuue Is, 1905 thereafter II par aud aeera~d Interest ~ So iaaeFss ass
II 1 moashs' notice. Prices pr end aeernrd Interest.
oaAg seeuraie.s series - Tu Notes, 40 Certificates u iaasb'rdnsss
2e Treasury Bond. Of I9s0l95zt United saA'es Savings D"aas ss"NA :
United States Savings Bonds Series -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

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"af 'am.. and Dyed ones ~
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h Continued good rays
Carry o." n .ro manner and
procure. accordingly Whether
Wart or play boo do the spirit
ready ~ take, avid give gener-
a--ly Of your best Room and
incentive for advancement IN
more than ore direction.
ARG. 70 SEPT.
Ifrg Time and place 20
make improvements 10 enhance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
GLAMOUR GADGET Is REVIVED

ChE IT be The war or the
fact that arr conditioning viii
te practically ron-cHiStcnt tins
summer that brings a revival Of
ag o,dtaShianed and quaint
-eadget. the fan?
Dame Rlmor says fans vii
b. seem tt.s summer and in pro-
l4-4H So 10 meet the demand
local store has stocked up
with q hoyy Of bcauyo, i'm
ported from Java.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

Coloffll hand fooled designs
on supple buffalo hides make
these fans unusual Their sturdy
handles arc hand carved ut but
falo hofre. The fans come IN
various shapes and cOlorS with
uatura. OF black handles and arc
SI69
For shopping information tclt-
phone Tho Detroit Times.
Cherry $500 i1a 81 between
" =. m an1 D b m SATURDAY
80 % so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Tell Plants in Back

Plan TO have some bloom in
each part Of the border during
each month. relying on ANIMALS
for summer bloom when there
are not 80 many pcrennIals "a
flower
BE sure 20 distribute the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Leaned 10 Live

IWE also serve who only
stand and Wait No man over
hrcath.d ral'.r words out &C
deeper G. ull'ou unless b.
BE- jha' our Who knclt and WCpt
in uli G,rf,cWanc
II must have seemed that III.
had hlrdoucd him with every
grief and loss had made Il
mockcry Of every SpicndI
dream And yet despite his loss
he learned the greatest lesson
man may knoW--he learned 10
give
He might have learned 90 hate
Instead hc learned 20 live
r.tt 1913. u k.as I.ai- 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Elsie Robinson
-~------------------s- -----------------s--------
Homemakers
Also Serve
By Waiting

WAITING-THATS the hard
est test you have 10 tackle IN
these war days.
Doesn't matter who you are
or what you're doing waiting is
your number ono tryout. Maybe
you have some one you love
over there maybe you're
wearing leaves on your shout
dcrs or yankng them out Of
your Victory Garden wait
ing is like a dreadful blight you
have 10 bear
MaitinF-it,S= nat an easy
habit for Americans. Shock. loss,
strain. grief anything that calls
for action we endure. Brace our
selves and take u on the chin.
But waiting that takes every
ounce 0t ypunE tint va TJoyerss.
Something 10 Do
Il wasn't so bad when the war
began. Life was exciting thun,
no matter how much D. hurt
There was something 10 do But
gradually as The tumult Quoted
as the now excitement Sct-
tied 10 steady grind tho
days seemed robbed Of meaning
There was nothing left. And
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Horosc cope :: By Frances Drake

faa - tr S.c'oa IN Wtttf Yo.y Byid. Games and Find
Uie' Yo.a. Out'5ot j., Ar-.,.i..g 'a ~, Stars,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

Far SufyrdgB Jme ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

Ilt0i-croohstsi vora 10 roNpl.
d1ar tssha7h
Evening star., 1943-01-22
BEAUTY OPERATOR,
CLERK

Free furnished apt with gas, Nght, heat
and 500 per week salary. hours daily,
vacation with pay. AnsAn's Beauty Salon,
Evening star., 1943-01-22
HELP wOAEN-

CASHIER-HOSIERY SALES
GIRL, EXPERIENCED, $50
WK. AND COMMISSION TO
START. APPLY MARILYN
BOOTERY, 1874 F ST. NV.
YOUNG LADY
For general office work, must
be able to type; good salary,
excellent opportunity. Phil
Boby's Co., 725 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-01-22
HELP WOMEk.
PERSONNEL
rnKnnr Arn.n
ASSISTANTS

Two young women, with some college
ssTt aFsHlnE e Under 35' able to type vel to
day, 40-hour week S120-si30 to start
Wlin sgt9mattc increases and an excellent
with an analytical type OF mind, willing TO
assume responsibility and good at detail.
marital status, Whether at at present en't'ne. en-
ployed and when available for interview.
This is permanent. fuil-time work. Box
STENOGRAPHER, expert
enced Office and commercial
experience, Is to As years
age; 81, 700 year start, steady
position, prompt advance
ment; must be able to as
sumo responsibility. This is
not a wartime position, excel
lent opportunity for willing
worker, references. Box
245-V, Star.
OFFICE MANAGER, THOR
OUGHLY EXPERIENCED,
TO TAKE OVER ENTIRE
WORK OF OFFICE AND
FINE GROCERY MARKET;
PERMANENT POSITION;
MUST COME HIGHLY REC
OMMENDED; STATE SAL
AIRY EXPECTED. BOX
391-T, STAR.
Evening star., 1943-01-22
HELP WoMEk.
YOUNG WOMAN
STENOGRAPHER

To work evenings 5 pm. TO IL midnight
IN accounting ONCE. Apply auditor,
Evening star., 1943-01-22
HELP WOMEk.

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
CLERK, some knowledge of
bookkeeping essential. Under
wood & Underwood, EN-. 0200.
WOMAN WHO WANTS TO
DO A JOB IN WAR WORK,
RATHER THAN | LOOKING
FOR A LARGE SALARY:
ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE IN
MEMS SERVICE CLUB:
MUST HAVE KNOWLEDGE
OF BOOKKEEPING. BOX
267-T, STAR.