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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-08

bury, the son of Edward and Mary
Roughan Monaghan, he was educat-
ed at St Mary's parochial school
and Crosby high school. Before he
went to New York in 1923, he was
active for many years in local pol
itics.
Mr.. Monaghan is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Grace Doherty Mona
CHAN of New York; brother, Frank
j., sister, Mrs. William Briggs; a
niece, Miss Hilda Mary Monaghan,
and nephew, Frank j. Monaghan,
Jr., all of this city.
The funeral will be held Satur-
day morning at 8:15 from the Null
vile funeral home, 270 West Main
street, to ST. Margaret's church at
9. where a solemn high Mass of
requiem will be celebrated. Burial
will be in new ST. Joseph's cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral
home this evening from 7 to 10 and
tomorrow until 10 p. m.
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mechanical work.
Faced with this huge task, the
Engineers are going to hand-pick
their men. Every prospect for in
duction into the Engineers will be
interviewed before he is accepted
and assigned directly to the Corps.
After completing basic training,
men will be put to work Immediate
ly at their skills and given special
ists's ratings in those jobs requiring
them
Men between the ages of 18 and
38 in Ia classification or those be-
tween 38 and so not working in vi
tai defense industries may apply
for more information at any Army
Recruiting Office, Army Engineer
Office, or the Division Engineer
Office. IS Federal Street. Boston.
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FUNERALS

of 636 Bank street will be held al
100 p. m. tomorrow from the Keyes
funeral home, SO Pearl street, to the
Grace Baptist church where services
will be conducted by Rev. Jonathan
Reed, at p. m. Burial will be in
new Pine Grove cemetery. Friends
may call at the funeral home this
afternoon and evening.
The funeral of Michael Macary
of 160 Sylvan avenue will be held
from the residence tomorrow at 8:l5
a. m. to st. Francis Xavier church
at 9. Burial will be in Calvary ceme-
terry
Funeral services for Alan S. Rem
frew of Woodbury. was held this
morning at II o'clock at st. Johns
Episcopal church.
The funeral of Thomas F. Turley
of SO South Leonard street will be
held tomorrow morning from the
Bergin funeral home, 200 East Main
street at $50 p. m. to st. Patrick S
church at 9. Burial will be in CAL
vary cemetery Friends may call a.
the funeral home this afternoon and
evening.
The funeral of Mrs. Elise Liberty
of 345 Highland avenue will be held
tomorrow at a. m. from the home
to st. AIMS church at 9. Burial will
be in st. Brigid's cemetery, Cheshire.
Friends may call at the home this
afternoon and evening.
The funeral of Pietro Marcan-
tonic of 458 Baldwin street will be
held tomorrow at a. m. from the
Maiorano funeral home, 95 Willow
street, to Our Lady of Lourdes
church at 9. Burial will be in Cal
vary cemetery. Friends may call at
the funeral home today until 10 p.
NJ.
The funeral of Ruth Ann G. Web
ster of 81 Madison street, was held
yesterday afternoon at the Anderson
funeral home, with Rev. M. Webb
Wright, pastor of South Federated
church, officiating. Burial was in
new Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers
were Robert Bounds, Carl Carl
son, Robert Bush, Donald Bates,
and Willis Payne.
Funeral services for Stevenson
w. Rider of 1905 West Main street
were held yesterday at the Clark
funeral home, Rev. DR.. John c..
Walker officiating. Burial was in
Riverside cemetery. Bearers were
David Rhoades and Clarence,
Harold and Ernest Rider.
The funeral of Mrs. Philomena
(PerrottD Casertano of East Main
street, Cheshire, was held today at
a. m. from the residence to st.
Brigid's Church, Cheshire, at 9,
where Rev P. A. Mccarthy was the
celebrant. Burial was in the family
plot at Calvary cemetery in Water
bury, with committal services by
Father Mccarthy. Mrs. Julia Nor
rome rendered pie Jesus" at the Of
fertory and Professor Mario Di
Cecco, violinist, offered Nearer My
God to Thee" at the occasional. Or
ganist was Miss Alice Mulvey.
Bearers, all nephews of the de-
ceased, were Chester Perrotti, Caesar
Perrotti, John Tesla, John Perrotti,
Ernest De Lucia and Frederick Cac-
cavali A state police escort from
Bethany barracks consisted of Of
ficer David L. Dunn.
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth
Harris was held at 8:15 o'clock this
morning from the Mulville Funeral
Home, 27O West Main street, to the
Church of the Immaculate Concep-
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ton, where a solemn high Mass of
requiem was celebrated at o'clock.
Rev. Donald O'Leary officiated as
celebrant; Rev. Paul Spodnik, as
deacon, and Rev. George Kelley, as
sub-deacon. A special musical pro-
gram was directed by Professor
Frederick Harmon. Burial was IN
the family plot in new st. Joseph's
cemetery. The committal services
were conducted by Father Kelley.
The bearers were: Edward O'Don-
nell, James Mccarthy, William
Cunningham, William Cavanaugh,
Charles Sasso and James T. Calvin.
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free, democratic, and indepen-
cent nation safe from the hands Of
Axis aggressors; be it finally
Resolved, That copies of these
resolutions be forwarded to the
President of the United States, the
Secretary of State, and to the Con-
necticut members of both Houses of
Congress"
The resolution was signed by
Clarence V. Balanda, master of
ceremonies at the mass meeting, and
Miss Marcelle Andrikis, secretary of
the organization.
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Congressional Record
Contains Resolution
Sentiments Recorded at Mass Meeting Here Printed at
Request OF u. S. Senator Francis T. MaIOney

Rev. Dr. Joseph BoguSas, curate at ST. Josephs church
and president the local Lithuanian American Council
has been forwarded copy of the Congressional Record of
July which contains resolution drawn up by the organ
zation at its meeting June 81 in this city, Copies of
the resolution previously sent to President Roosevelt
Officials of the State Department and Connecticut senator's
congressman 1t printed in the Congressional pub
cation at the request of u s. Senator Francis Maoney
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MINIATURE CRIME
WAVE TERMINATED

A miniature crime wave ended
yesterday with the capture of a IS
year old Waterbury boy and IA
year old Milford by b New Haven
police,
After escaping Saturda from the
Children's building, New Haven, the
youths stole three bicycles at Deep
River, rode two of them to West
brook where they broke into home
and stole a fountain pen, defense
stamps and a jacket, police said
Tuesday the youths broke into a
gasoline station at North Madison
and stole 81 25, peanuts, fashlight
and cigarets.
-Four engine bombers now cost
100000 each in Britain.
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President


WOmens Democratic chairman for the lawn
be held
of Mrs George Orantas at SO Draher
the Clerk
Numerous
officials invited Con-
stance Jegela will preside for the
Zacka with Clarence
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MASS

BUCKLEY-A solemn high Mass of
requiem will be celebrated Satur-
day morning, at 500 o'clock, at
the Immaculate Conception Church,
for the repose of the souls of the
late Teresa and Thomas Buckley.
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HOW IS SHE?

" S H E is
FINE and
he made 1t
strong for no
one but he
could realize
what happi-
ness it gave
him to say
these words
after on g
months of
worry ov r
h i S sickly
W i f e, and
who has now
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DIED

MONAGHAN - In New York, July
18th, 1913, Edward 7. Monaghan, of
New York.
Funeral Saturday morning, at Sis
o'clock, from Mulville Funeral
Home, 270 East Main ST., to St
Margaret's Church, at 900 o'clock
Burial in New st. Joseph's ceme-
terry.
RIZZUTO-In this city, July Sth,
1913, Luigi Rizzuto, of 1T High
lawn ST.
Funeral Saturday morning, at 500
o'clock, from Maiorano Funeral
Home, 95 Willow ST., to Our Lady
of Lourdes Church at 900 o'clock.
Burial in Calvary cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-08

MONAGHAN-Edward T. Mon
Afghan, a former deputy collector of
the Bureau of Internal Revenue in
this city and publishers agent of
New York died suddenly Tuesday
night in New York. Born in Water
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Grain Futures
Show Mixed
Trend at Close

CHICAGO. May 8 ms
Grains closed irregular today fol-
lowing A light turnover on the
board of trade
Wheat closed &c higher 10 sc
lower after dropping sc to 1l2c
earlier May finished unchanged
al S1444.
Oats finished &c TO sc off after
ruling easy throughout
Corn held unchanged at the
ceiling levels, while rye closed sc
10 sc higher after erasing earlier
losses ranging 10 &c.
Overnight announcement Of the
government plan for lowering
food prices through subsidy pay
ments and bearish crop news from
the Southwest depressed wheat
early July led the early decline
and dropped nc TO S14224. The
decline uncovered fair support and
prices recovered. July recovering
half Of the loss while other fu-
lures rallied 10 around the previ-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

of the ticket offices OF any airline.
either downtown or at the airport.
will have his bond sent to him by
air mail in the special envelope
designed 10 commemorate the
observance.
The observance is being directed
by the Civil Aeronautics Admin
lstratlon as wartime morale
builder to tell the people the story
of American air transport in the
prosecution OF the war, and as a
means of tracing the growth of
commercial aviation which has
stemmed directly from air mails
dramatic beginning.
Special lightweight stationery
will be used, and il is estimated
that 10000 envelopes and the
bonds they contain, which would
result in the sale of a minimum OF
$1& 500 in bonds, will weigh less
than 80 pounds. No limitation IL
set on the size Of bond which may
be purchased. however.
Purchase money and bond appii-
cation Will be forwarded by the
airline agent 10 tha office OF tho
Air Transport Association i'm
Washington. where j. w. Hutchin.
son Of Northwest Airlines, CO.
airline Observance ~
the anniversary. will supervise
mailing out the bonds. The treas.
ury has designated the Air Trans
port Association as an official bond
selling agent ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Farmers Market

FRUIT-Apples Bsldwins fancy 81
225 bu No. l. 81 50Qi75 Delicious.
fancy 80 hu.; No. J. s. p So No
2 81 ~ Mcintosh fancy 50 30 ~ bu. No.
= 1913 %. No 2 81 30 Northern spys,
fancy. AatJo bu No 7. 50 B. %. No
3 81 SO IonathAus fancy. 81 I3n hu
No. !. S2d2 80. No. ? 81 80 s'seies Red
fancy sig4.50 Du., No. /. So q : Is No
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS -
French Endive. fancy. 81 % 5-le. box, No
! 81 rs: No 2. 81
VEGETABLEs- Beets topped. No = 81
8 ? 80 M, No. . 81 Is Carrots topped
10. !. s. oal-75 eu. 10. ? s.. chiyes.
No ! 75c 2SI doz Horseradish, fancy
81 bu. No !. S3.504f: No > 50 so.
Leeks No !, SOL 50 dor ochs Onions,
dry No : 275u375 40. 2 81 rs.
Onions green, 10 !, CSC doz bchs. Par
SHIPS. No J s. ~ $50 bu. No Sl.75.
Black Rsdishes. No. /, 81 hu. Rutabsgas.
81 - 200 hu spinach. No 81 IS pa.
Turrips topped, No. /. S3a35O bu No,
2 81 Rhubarb dollhouse. fancy. 50 2 soc
s-lb box; choice soc; small. 81 ooz-
bchs. Vegetable oysters, No. /. soc q 81
dor hchs
PLANTs-vege,ables 81 IS rat; flow
ers 81 50 nat
n 81. ufn 81 u p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
ANSWER TO LAST WEEKS PUZZLE

, King Features Syndicate. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Air Mail Anniversary COUer
With War Bond Purchase

WASHINGTON, D. c., May s.
Stamp collectors who buy war
bonds may have a cover" COM
memorating the twenty-fifth ami
versary of air mail under plans
announced today by the treasury
department and the Air Trans
portation Association.
Special each e s and special
stamps have been discontinued for
the duration. due TO the tremen-
dous overload which essential war
mail has placed on the air mail
carriers. Collectors, therefore.
have been considerably curtailed
in their activities. Now, however.
any one who buys bond at any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
MINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG May tlNsj Wheat closed
~ 70 &c lower today oats unchanged
10 &c off barley p. down 70 :. up,
rye = c to = off
WHEAT May esSc; July, s9ls 90 C;
October sa7s uxl
oATs--May and jury 5ii4c bid; octo-
Der, sic sold.
BARLEY May and July. einc; octo-
Der s3Tc bid
PYE-Msy. 7sNc bid July. 7e%c sold
October. sos, C. sold
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO, o.. May USsj Cash grain
on track.
WHEAT No . red 81 s2i4 1ls3f-
CORN No. yellow. 81 % q / OF No. J
yellow 81 08u1.05
OATS so = white. IS q SEC No. white.
s. Soc
sOYBEANs- 2 yellow 81 7ol. n ! u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
enc AbO CASH GRAIN

HTINJO fANH GHATN
CHICAGO. hay s UNsl--Cash grain
close
WHEAT No hard 81 f9a.
CORN Nos. | and yellow 81 OF No.
3 yellow 81 "a. sample grade yellow.
81 o. = NJ % No. white sl23i4
OATS-samp!e grade mixed SIC. No. ?
white 6Sis No white csc No 4
white sac sample grade white ste
sOYBEANs Sample grade yellow,
q 40. 10 s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Montreal Silver

MONTREAL. Nay s-The silver market
closed steady today with May, ss.is bid.
Evening star., 1943-05-31
HELP WoMEN lcont.l.

TELEPHONE SOLICITOR to work from
home. part time; solicit for fuel conserva-
ton products: insulation. weatherstrp,
storm windows. screens. caulkins. WA. 9412.
WAITRESS, white experience not neces-
sary. good wages and tips; air-conditioned
hsan's Restaurant, 1892 36th st. NV.
MATTRESSES (white), good wages good
tips; steady work: evenings new place
WAITRESS; white; no Sunday or nisht
Top wages Cofiee Shop. 1126 Eye st: NV.
,ons soea heSTs MT Venoa
10th and D sts. NV.
MATTRESSES, hiehest-type white-our
clientele working conditions and tips
are such that we can command and de-
mand only thoroushly experienced wait
resses, who have worked in the best res
taurants and bars II YOU are such
: pm. to midnlght. for appointment:
WHITE LADY to take care Of 14-month-
s. esrs sa9s so Live es in RI i 1915 after Fes pn
WOMEN for mems alteration shop in large
department store. Experience required
voull be doing alterations on mems wear.
Excellent working conditions and sood
starting salary: Permanent position-that
discount on all ,merehandse you buy here;
employed four months. Apply at The
Heeht Co personnel once, fourth floor
WOMAN. colored. kitchen work, fun Or
Cafeteria. AL 1lth st. NV.
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HELP WokEN.

WOMEN, colored. dishw shers. 1859 Conn.
ave. NV. EN-. 0s25.
WOMEN CO.., neat and well appearing, 80
to 45 years Of age. for interesting outdoor
census work S35 a week for 25 hours
work. plus attractive bonus Advancement:
no selling, no Saturdays or sundays per
manent position. For personal interview
write to Box 24S-Y. Star.
WOMAN. with. husband. preferred. as
manager for new guest house near Dupont
Circle. Salary and room. Box 16S-H. Star.
WOMAN. white. Protestant supervisor
girls house in children's home. ages to
16: private room and bath. Call EN-. 1894.
YOUNG LADY to work in dry cleaning
store. experience not necessary. Good
pay. Apply 363s Georgia ave NV.
WOMEN INVESTIGATORS, full-time work:
liberal fees paid: training given. Write.
giving age: past business history. BOX 5S4.
BENJAMIN Franklin Sta, Wash. D. c.
Evening star., 1943-05-31
HELP MEN b WoMEN.
MULTlGRAPH OPERATOR,
PART TINE, MENU
WORK ETC

Hours can We Adjusted 10 suIL Individual
sIp!y Nj Watefs Hamilton Hotel l4th
and NV
DRUG CLERKS, good pay,
3-hour day. 6-day week, vaca-
ton with pay. Apply at any
Peoples Drug Store, or at
employment department, II
+ st. ne.
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HELP WOMEN.

YOUNG LADY. Of good personality for
special contact work among merchants
and businessmen in the District: no selling
or soliciting: pleasant work and good earn
lngs. See Mr.. Finney, 1923 18th ST.
NV. Tuesday. June !
Evening star., 1943-05-31
MOTOR rRAvEl
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OLD WELL ESTABLISHED FIRM hit hard
by faLohiAS, etc. now can o6er STORAGE
ana once latllltIes i'll very central loca-
tion 10 any VI number OF types OF husi-
hesses. We have Trucks. personnel some
"noIraa!e connections and, above all, q
Willingness TO cooperate. Any reasonable
proposition seriously considered Telephone
lof appointment. IR 80. or Ii 6394.
PARTNER WANTED for good delicatessen
nearby Virginia. Telephone Falls Church
21gg.
LAUNDRY FOR SALE. laundry in Wash
lngton. ID. C.. area: considered an esSentisl
INDUSTRY sales will equal about 500, 600
TINS year: large bldg. and real estate in
ciuded able to triple sales ca silly: ma
chinery either new, rebuilt or In excellent
condition. profits about $4,000 yearly
cash required, $4,000; owner soon to Be-
grated; priced reasonably. Box 203-H.
Star
RoOM!NG HOUSE. Rhode Island ave NV,
near near 18th st.. l6 rooms. 5ta baths: yeaYs'
S4:OO0. terms Phone AID. o4iO. -
(0ontinUsd on Next PaEs)
Evening star., 1943-05-31
HELP DOMESTIC.

BUTLER OR WAITRESS. e.pelenced and
capable tvt family OF vWo adult. after
noon. and evenings. small spt On COIN
ave alIetnoon. aud evenings. IiVe 1ut
Cal! hO $685.
CLEANER. pait,time f.I slnail roou.iAs
house. y to -. Sunday > wk To
nabie ie!. Iea -. hlst. pl Il "
COloEkD GIRL lot s ii ". steady posi
t!on. e.reuent saIaJ Apply so: loth
All 5sd4
COOK and nuusekeepel. .AalI !4ouIe
pluseu couple l!4lldi en short LOuis
EUou Pay 1--we out ID Sunday. Apply
iI:c l.amielI,e x he Phone DU 65I
COOK ,!ea4c! anL laui4Lle-: lot ? LeOpIe
AIohuay5 thToiiih FIlIay. IL IL 30 u
l.: ~ 20 lei ie4ulieu <lu and .aiIzle
NO Gil.
HIsA WAses Small family NJ iauAdiy
Fhone WO ooU1
GCOk AID { 4 oI Couple LIea saint auaT
lei: onu Lam la i4e" hJu.e sosd aalAIy
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t,uunoi: Lid CulpeLer Hoe! CuipeIeI
Va
COOK sefeIai f..usew.IE ST. small
tenned Eau.l!y oA sIo::t.wn Iu: l!le s
~ = d, IhuI: 10 sun WO Ut55.
COX eapeiI. L y il zi. i.ou. 10Th
II alt auults ilsht lsunlIy highest
wase: CA! l1O .4iu
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HELP WoNEN.

WOMEN, young, for career with prominent
air line. Qualifications: Pleasant tele-
phone voice, ability to learn quickly. and
Evening star., 1943-05-31
HELP WOMEN.

YOUNG LADY for general
office work, must be able to
take dictation; permanent
position, $50 weekly. Apply
H. Abramson Co., 7th and L
StS. NV,
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PERMANENT

Young lady or uratt-rXempt man ey-
ptrlenced IN nrr and casualty INSURANCE
ONCE. 10 work IN A!liuxlon Co Va
Must be able TO drive car. Excellent Sal
sry Cali Mf Scar. MA $500. for ap-
poIntment. write Box ihn-H star
Evening star., 1943-05-31

HOUSEMEN AND MAIDS Iolvled un, and
night work. over 80 wears Vi axe Apply
be Htel and 10 4 m, houAeEeeper. Ila
l!ton Hotel. "A Ia and K SIS Nv
SETTLED. refined white ruup!e ~ man
age small apt L!ds DE !G.o
COLLECTORS. PART TINE
To devote evenings collecting month &C
counts ioI ltrSc publishing house Routes
open III ID Excellent ,olnfnl IS IONS
transport anon .!lcw anee Car ne!ufu!. blti
not essential No -xperlenre uc,e>aaiy
We train you. III reply, sNe address.
phone number. sse section " lIty pre-
f-rred and numDei u hour, you wlN dc
vote All replies cunfia-utal Wr,le Box
Evening star., 1943-05-31
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCGUNTAN esLe!t tvoks stsrted, kept
Iait .iiAe. Lax IeloIti ioSsl references
es:oLaLIe very LfoMpt OK 90.4
MAN young eoIoIej desire, psrt-tims
G..sr s0J Lind u wvlk elevator. switch
o1sfl seLeIal tleAhlLG and lawn: will
n.iE roI Iovn. And L~atd Ioi right people
Cal! Msnaay aILe. .lotk III 6O23. ;
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT 3-4 md
ase 3. business s8L diiters lic Call
Sun. ~ sYes GIete 3llu /.
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PERSONAL,


EEHoNE sHEFHhED 'oso. ASK FOR Mss
W1oaaId II you ale Leed Of . loan
" y t5uo 81 youI sisLatute
HAMoEEHoIDs EEAplCA ArkD BY ny
avn -,I. nsth.i Results ttIes!i,s tor . hie-
dIuss - sufisIy Dir soMMFKWERCK.
! 1os Columbia II AdaM. 03se.
..kED $50 RIGHT AWAYs CAII. Mr.
i1siI.T r1tats Loan. 1. $3.50 ur mors
DEAN. nc scaooi FOR THOSE nJrEa-
Il T.i.5' sEsf. = =. ssu - ...o 80 pr'sss
..sah.EI For further iAform.ton call
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Hiss VIII '11s al:li:sn :: i:s ''si Fa.I.: .'' CO.. co.
WILL PURCHASE SECOND TRUST NOTES
on WssninTtSa or nearby MARYLAND prop
e!Lies .ny sn.sunI b.. 2lzy. Star 81
pEaFENEpa HEAR CLEARLY. AGAIN.
- n hsn 'o MoDSHa Ss'-9tss aE.a1EGAsD fs:asf
90 ::ls l4Lh s. Nv vi oi":, s.
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PUBLIC RELATIONS COUNSEL, OR REP
NO' Invest tSeattlej aud West. Excellent
olNlIai and DeI sUnal connections. refer
cl,e- altEhU r ROCHESTER. $500
talteI Adams u,uu J.
PRACTICAL NURSE. WHITE. INVALID
VI uhatett4lal Eases preferred WA ys43,
9am % : pui
MEL EXTRA MONEY,
Only Iedu!feiaent is that you be EN-
5sSsa !; fis: Fss9iy to ea ss
DENfAL LseokafosY,
Room Col WestuIy Bids COS l4th St NV.
DR.. II. W. JOHNSON, DENTIST.
False Teeth Rspairec While You Watt.
RooG COZ, Westory Bids oOh 18th NV.
WHAT IS YOUR CHILD
DOING THIS SUMMER?
Benjamln Acres Day Camp: Silver
Sprins. Md -Ases 10 "A Dancing.
handicraft. synlnaoties music. playshop:
competent instructors. complete super
v!sion AcceSsIU bic by bus. Luncheons
optional Monthly, weekly. daily rates.
HilDA 4. HArrON. dir-clr-ss. 81. 772a,
NEED A GHOST WRITER?
Prose verse, research editing fees rea-
so"sp'r. shIe writers. Phone Ma. 3:s7.
DAY CARE FOR CHILDREN.
Parents interested should regis
ter. as only \ limited number will
De accepted. ia. 3iSI. 4119 4th
St W u
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HELP MEk AND WOMEN

BUS GIRLS, BUS BOYS and
dlshWashers, no experience
needed; good pay, vacation
with pay. 48-hour week. Ap-
ply at any Peoples Drug Store,
or at IT p ST ne
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

SPANISH native teatuers, conversational
hlethou. bexiLneTs, advanced atudents
small xtoup @euoi Fanos. Republic 3OTS.
g.
Evening star., 1943-05-31

GIRL. eoloIed. wants day work. Ref-
eIsnes fhoas NoIrn COS,
G1ELs eoloItd. wants lob. nurse. live in.
Nj ss1l iIom 10 yM
WOMAN. white Te!Iabe. middle-ased. in
shall Tamly plain covk STAY nights ref
ershces BOX 2+s-Y, Sts. J.
WOMAN. coGIed. experienced, reliable.
wants day NOTk Dl UU5U
Evening star., 1943-05-31
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

GIRL Brazilian, seeks -joU Has had ex-
psT1encs as ehenisI Win yet B. 8 degree
q sept speaks Frsleh. dermnn- Portu-
zue>e ana ENGLISH Can furnish food ref
e!eLee: BIZ 20s-Y. StaI
LADY. ysuni wants Spanish typins BOX
NURSE .ulo1ed. fol evening work AT.
Yll2
PHYSICIAN . ASSIST ANT or other inter
eatInE NuIk exp. ufflee detsh and typing.
faft OF iu!l Llh4e Adams u9i3. 81
POSITION apt house msnsger. NV.
=cttiun Is yeais experience in D. c.
Apt aud iulai! ,aIaTt eSprcted Address
iHanaxef ltul suenanan NV
PRACTICAL NJ hSt. coured, desires posi-
tlon. dayWoIk Jni, Dupont 1o3.
TRAINED NURSE 1ol infant II years
y L. references can De ) 10 Is hour
duty Eos &c h Stal
Evening star., 1943-05-31

STENOGRAPHER SECRE-
TARY, 25 to AS years age,
War-essential business: steady
position; ability handle cor
respondence; 81 700 year
start, prompt advancement,
references Box 25Y-Y Star.
Evening star., 1943-05-31
SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMEN.
SITUATIONS ooMEsTlc.

7OUFLk soIoIei. desire- psIt-tiNle work in
small Alt house with lanitors quarters