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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-20
NEWS OF CONNECTICUT

Hartford, Conn.,, Oct. 20.-(UP)- Back from a conference at Bostor with other New England governors Gov. Baldwin said today that or data supplied by federal officials he found 1t impossible to be op- timistic' about coal supplies and 1t looks as If we aye facing a pretty hard winter"
 Federal agencies, he said, coulc make no promises of increased allo- cations of either anthracite or bi- luminous coal. Nor could they as- sure a speed-up of deliveries.
 "In Connecticut especially" sait the governor, "any further reduc. ton in the availability of coal fol heating will be serious because the demand for the fuel has greatly in. creased since last year"
 He pointed to the many con- versions from oil to coal, as result of pleadings of the federal govern ment, and the many defense hous- ing units erected since last winter.
 "All this contributes towards inc creasing the overall demand" he said.
 Emergency area offices have been set up throughout the state by Fuel Administrator Seth W. Darley to re- lieve the supply situation as they concern dealers and consumer alike
 Meantime, the governor said sur- vey will be made immediately to determine how many flouseholders are without coal, so they can be supplied first.
 Hartford, Conn.,, Oct. 20.-(UP) A hOldup man entered the grO- cery store of 7O-years-0Id Samuel Myers last night, showed him a gun and ordered him to go into a back room.
 "GO ahead and shoot" said Myers. 'T'm an old man."
 The rObebr turned and fled.
 Hartford, Conn, Oct. 20.-(UP)- The first contingent of the Con necticut Laurels." WACS recruited under the new all-states program, will be sworn into the Army Thurs day at the old State House. Mayor Dennis P. O'Connor will present the group with a state flag to be taken with them to their training center.
 The groups will include: Agnes O. Boysen. West Hartford: Dorothy IT. Chappell, North Windham: Lillian M. Collins. Berlin: Marion II. Cooper and Katherine s. Feese. New Lon- don; Katrina Farinella. Lalclta Gregg, Cecilia L. Temple. Agnes l.. Wolf and Elizabeth E. Graham. Hartford: Rachel Fontano. Ruth Goldberg and Ethel M. Haylette. Waterbury: Dorothy Kling. Mantle: Mary 4. Lembo. Wethersfield. and Alice B. stratton. Broad Brook.
 Stamford, Conn, Oct. 2o.-UPl
 A as-years-old father ef ii ehlI- dnen was among the pFe-PeaFl isaFhoF fathers examined today hy draft hoard.
 should he bs lndusisd. aialslnis
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-20

naent of the man claims court.
 Other departmental budgets pro. sented listing this their requested budget appropriations for l0A4 are as follows: Director of purchases 4i2,250; board of works, S2,400; city sheriff, e3,b60; probate, $2,400: bu- reau of City Hall, 954,8i2.,
 Yesterdays finance board meet ing was held principally to under take consideration of such budget renueska.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-20

was sighted. The chaplain went in- side and prayed. He said: Tt doesn't look like we have much chance, Lord. We have few guns. We have no escort ships. But if we are to die now, please help us to live out our last few minutes as You would want us to-"
 He said Amen" aloud, and went out on deck. There were some soldiers there, but no officer and no guns. Taggart told them to get some 59-caliber machine guns from below decks. They did. A line was formed, and the guns and ammuni- ton were passed up. The chaplain nudged a gunner and told him to do a good job. The soldier winked confidently, and the chaplain went to take care of his wounded sailors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-20

Stamford, Conn, Oct. 2o.-(UPl A as.years-oid father Of A ehlI- dren vas among the pFe-PearI lIaFloF fathers examined teddy hy draft hoard. should he bs lndustsa. aiaslnis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-20
HELP WOMEN.

TYPIST YOUNG LADY
FOR GENERAL OFFICE
WORK, SALARY OPEN. ELI
RUBIN CO., 718 7th ST. NV.
STENOGRAPHER, expert
enced office, commercial ex-
perience, Is to As years age;
81, 700 year start, steady posi-
ton, prompt advancement;
must be able assume respon-
sibility. This is not a wartime
position, excellent opportu-
nifty willing worker; refer
ences. Box 240-X, Star.
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HELP WOMEN.
TYPTSTS


One for full time, . TO hours daily
Good salary. New York Jewelry Co. 727
9TH st. NV.
swift GLIB GARD OPERA
TOR, STEM PIER,
EXPERIENCED, $40 WK. {,
TRANS FROM WASH. POS
SIBLE. APPLY LAWRENCE
LUMBER CO., P. 0. NO. 928,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
GIRL, white, for clerical
work in laundry plant, no
experience necessary. The
Pioneer Laundry, 900 Rhode
Island ave. ne.
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Married or Single Women
(White) q To 40

For waitress and counter work Depart
ment store or dime store luncheonetts
experience especially desirable We vii
also train inexperienced applicants in
some positions. Full time or short hours
Good wages and tips Apply from 10 a m
to Mr.. Morrison new general manager Al
the coffee shop, main floor, Wsshngtor
National Airport
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TYPIST-CT,ERJCAT,

Some stenoeraphy helpful but not neces-
Safy. Permanent position oldest blished
nrm' hours TO pm. y day Sat FX-
cellent opportunity, generous pay State
experience, salary, schoohnz. Box 2@1-Y,
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HELP WOMEN.

GIRL FOR OFFICE
knovledee Of typing required. Excellent
opportunity for conscientious girl Good
salary and pleasant working conditions.
Apply 135 9TH st. NV
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HELP WOMEN.

TYPIST-Have knowledge of
general office work. Good salary
to start. Feldman's Credit
Clothing Co., 1923 7th NV.
TYPIST, OFFICE EXPERT
ENCE, Is TO so YEARS;
GOOD PAY, STEADY POSI-
TON; ABILITY HANDLE
VOLUME, DETAILS. APP
PLY $50 N. Y. AVE.
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~ ; IENLGRNFHER-IYP
NAVY CONSTRUCTION JOB, SALARY,
$40 per wk. Apply Tuesday, Park Hill
Construction Co, 18th and SITS safe
Sc. Navy Yard.
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HELP WOMEN,
-TYPIsT

GIRL, FOR FOUNTAIN,
S24 week Continental Pharmacy, 400
Nor'h Capitol St
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HELP WoMEk.
COUNTER WOMEN

White, full or part time. no experience
required; So0-S100; no Sundays Apply
Tally-Hn Cafeteria Sc 1th 81 \ v
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HELP DOMESTIC,

HELP DoMEsTIc.
BUTLER HoUsEMAN, good position for
right p PAR ,n i've in or out. 1908 44th st.
MBERMAID-Pleasant. part-time work
mornings. NO, 1903. 20'
CHILD'S NURSE. general houseworker,
light cooking; local refs. health card live
IN n; nice &c, home for right party; $50 month.
S GooK' from og,1 r. Yp6l after dinner 80
of Thurs. and Sun. GE. 4907.
GooK' solored:: so,h.w.: salary, s15 wk.
live out; $3.50 per wk. 4536 Macomb st.
NV. Emerson 1864
COOK; first class, gh.w.; half day off
"a mon sRd M Sgnf sss re' health card
Goo oart Amp tme FA os S6l's or '0l0rsd full
GGo Skl to run small
SIS G per Wt
hours and qualifications Phone Mrs; Hut
E Exc h0,h o sds4 Ext or 81 aurnf once hours
and ewes Oh Cali oeorsia i7oe' 'e'"00A
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER and cook for
afternoons, $40 week. Call Woodley 1924
dren; salary, SIC week. caii franklin
3643.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER white or COL
red; must like children; good pay, Sun
Gays OF: Call TAYLOR 1881
G. w, laundry, plain cooking; 1 to Z; no
serving; afternoons; $3.50, SH. 9O7l
G H w, cook evening meal: S1325 vk,; /
70 pm; no SUNDAYS, Taylor 35O5 or
4413 9th st. NV. between and noon
Sunday
c. HW settled eYnerienced NJ rooLi.-
no laundry $40 wk. 1927 Farragut ct
NV. RA. 0166.
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TYPIST-CLERK. 5-day wk.. time-and-a
hall for overtime, national concern: oppor.
for advancement and permaneDcY: defense
work Apply American District Telegraph
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-20

SHOE SALESWOMAN.
Experienced shoe filter to take
charge of infants and children S
shoe department. Excellent sal
airy and good opportunity for
right person. Address Box 1894,
Star.
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COLORED WOMEN
For pantry and bus work: no SUNDAYS
Apply TaHy-Ho Restaurant, SIR 18th
St
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TYPIST CLERKS, $50 TO AS pm, 5
days week. no Saturday work; permanent
positions, excellent working conditions:
must be high school graduates. APPLY
Monday through Friday to Miss Lund,
RIM, 705. sic 14th st. NV. Equitable Life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-20

MATTRESSES, white: good pay and eood
hours; meals furn. Triangle Dehcatessen,
Ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-20

TYPIST to learn Pollard Alling mail list
system; state age. experience and salary
desired Boy lO6-A, Star, 2ls
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TYPISTS, stenogrsphers and secretaries
needed BY the American Red Cross Eastern
Area Office. 6l5 n. ST. Asaph St, Alex
Rndria, Va: beginnng salaries range
from 500 10 S145 per mo. Telephone
Tenanle Z LOO
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TYPIST. clerical. some stenosraphy help
ful, but not necessary, Permanent po-
sition, old-established firm, Prefer long
time Wash resident State exp. If any,
EalarY Box LILY. Star
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TYPIST. with knowledge OF shorthand, for
real estate ofice: pleasant surroundings
3a;hour week with "a day on Saturday;
full or part time.
HENRY J. RoBB INC.
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MATTRESSES, white Apply Gendeman's
Restaurant, 421 18th st. NV.
MATTRESSES neat colored girls; must be
81: nieht work Apply Red Circle, No. ]
Mass ave NV.
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WAITRESS. ST. week with meals; 6 days.
Kari and Dawes Chicken IN the Rough,
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TYPIST, permanent position with opportu-
nifty for advancement; experience not re-
CURED. G:aybar Electric Co., 1855 New
York ave n
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TYPIsT- CLERKS 90, large firm. chance
for promotion: 5ia-dsy, 4O-hour week;
no overtime; all holidays; salary. Sl20,
permanent. Box 130-A. Star. IL
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MATTRESSES, white, experienced; good
pay Apply $500 Conn. ave. NV, between
n n m
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PERSONAL

own method. Results effective tor q life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery. DIR. SOMMERWERCK,
1858 Columbia I'd Adams 03ss
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ASK FOR VIR-
ginia Richardson, If you are in need OF q
loan up to $500 on your signature.
(Crptsrued ~, Neyt pavA1
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MATTRESSES. white 2, part time, $50 70
$50; Sundays. | TO q pm, must be ex-
perienced Dubarry's Restaurant, 1909
Conn. ave WO. 1855.
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HOUSEKEEPER with experiences caring for
chltd to take full charge OF 1-year-old
chilo and bungalow: live in or OUT good
salary to right party Phone CHI Tko0
Ext. GIG hctWenn Ard 4 "A M - 'NV'
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TYPIST for work in downtown plant; no
previous experience necessary; state age
and salary desired. Box 105-A. Star. 81
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BOOKKEEPER- TYPIST.

GeorEetOWn
Route No. 90 Cabin John Stteetcsr
These positions are of particular inter
est 10 those living in GEORGETOWN or nearby
MARYLAND or Elrginia, as they save travel
time.
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WAITRESS, white, experienced; no SUNDAY
or night work hours : am. to pm
40 10Th ST. Sw
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HOUSEKEEPER, live in, care OF 2-year
girl, bta days wkly.. In small house: par
ents work: $50 mo. Call WI 1905 after
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HELP DoMESTlc Cont. J

GIRL, colored, wanted for colored family:
reliable and experienced: In NV. section.
small baby DU S07S after pm
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GIRL for seneral housework, full time;
small family. Apply 244o 18th ST.. Apt.
sol, AID c440
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Continued on Next Page3
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MATTRESSES at the Crystal City Res
taurant. Conn and r 81. NV.
, 1943-09-02

YTVHE ACTIVITIES of John I. Lewis in the past
years have shown him to be opposed to the best in
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-02
Richmond

The members Of the Richmond
Lioness club will meet al Sho-
vans Restaurant in Muttonville
tonight for their regular meet
ing Mrs. Jack Fletcher and
Mrs Harry Watterson will be in
charged of the program.
The members Of the L. F. A.
of st Peters Lutheran church
will meet on Wednesday evening
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Stern, Sr. of Casco
Township.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Swinehart
have moved into the Rourke
residence on Ridge street recent
ly purchased by them.
Mrs. Ralph Fuerstenau Is con-
valescing in ST. Joseph's HoSpi-
tai after undergoing a major OPP
Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C Ernst and
son Donald spent the week end
in New York with the formers
son, Jos Ernst Jr., u. s. c. G.
Mrs. Edward Schirmer is crit
ically iii in ST Joseph's hospital,
Mount Clemens, where she UNI
derwent a major operation.
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moved that the Report Of the Finance
Commissioner be accepted, and he
Mayor and Clerk be, and they hereby
are, authorized and directed 70 issue
warrants against the several funds
therein named as follows
Payroll si,24o l3
Mary Morris 500
POLICE FUND
Payroll i.si7s2
FIRE FUND
Toias,s., r,r,m,n '.s soo 50 50
STREET FUND
Miscellaneous Accounts i04 90
PARK FUND
RECREATION FUND
payroll 1898 %
Mrs. John Mclean 225 90
APPROVED.
Frederick Breitmeyer Jr..
Finance Commissioner
-Brcitmeyer. Bruneel, Longs,aff
and DuBay
Nay None.
Commissioner DuBay-LongstaH offer
ed the following resolution and moved
WHEREAS. tho principal and semi
annual interest on the following bonds
becomes due and payable as follows
Due Semi-Annual
Principal Int.
Bridge Bonds u1/is H,coo.oo 5000
Bonds III i3 ; 900. 90 331 50
Cracker Blvd
Paving Bonds mas 10000 g. 50
NOW. THEREFORE,. BE 1T RE-
SOLVED, that the Mayor and Clerk be
and they hereby are, authorized and d.
rected % issue a warrant against the
Interest and Sinking Fund M the amount
~ Seven Thousand -Four Hundred F ifty-
1--WE and no 100 s. S55 o0I Dollars pay
Mount Clemens, that being the amount
due
Carried
Yea Breitmeyer, Bruneel. Lonss'aH
and DuB1v
None
Commissioner LonEstaH Bruneel NOV
ed that me building permit o. Eddie
Harrington. e5 Gibbs Street. be referred
20 tho City Engineer and the Plumbing
Inspector. and 10 report back on az the
next regular meeting.
Carried
-Breitmeyer. Bruneel LonsstaH
and DuBsy
Commissioner DuBsy-Bruneel moved
20 adjourn.
Carried
yea Brermeyer. Bruneel, LonsstaH
8uc DuPaN
Nay-None
JOSEPH H MATTHEW'S.
City Clerk.
Nov. NIL
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Roundup
PROGRESSED FOODS,
JAMS JFIIIES

JAMS, JELLIES
Blue stamps X. Y and z in
Book Two good through Novem-
Der 20. Green stamps A, b and
c in Book 4 good November l
through December 20.
MEATS, CHEESE, BUTTER
FATS. CANNED FISH,
CANNED MILK
Brown stamps G and II good
now: J, November 7, K, Novem-
Der IA. All expire December
4.
SUGAR
Stamp % in Book 4 good for
5 pounds November l through
January IS, 1914.
SHOES
Stamp Is in Book l good for
] pair until further notice No
! "airplane' stamp in Book 3
good for l pair November l and
until further notice.
GASOLINE
Stamp AS good for 3 gallons
through November 2l. B. B-l,
c and CT stamps good for gal
Ions until used Where require
ments are affected by reduction
from 3 TO gallons, fill out new
supplemental form R-535 and
mail TO board when you do not
have enough gas 10 last for 30
DAYS.
TIRES
Next inspections due a book
vehicles by March 81, 1914 C's
by November so, commercial
vehicles every s months or ev-
cry 5000 miles, whichever IS
first.
FUEL OIL
Period l coupons for now sea-
son good for 10 gallons each unit
through January 3, 1914 All
change making coupons and re-
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now good.

serve coupons are now good.
STOVES
Certificates TO purchase most
heating and cooking stoves that
burn coal, wood, oil or gas must
now be obtained from local
boards.
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Mi Clemens
Commission
PrOceedinaS

October o. 1919
Commission Chamber
state of Michigan.
City % NJ. Clemens, IS
Al q regular meeting OF the City Com
mission 81 the City OF Mount Clemens
held on the above date. there were pres
eat Commissioners BreitmCNCr. BrIn-
eel. IongstaH and DuBsy. Absent --
Manor Wcstendorf
Tic minutes o. me last meeting were
read and approved
Commissioner Lon es' o. n Breltne ser
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GASOLINE
dn
TIRES
FUEL OIL

Period / coupons for now sea-
son good for 10 gallons each unit
through January 3, 1914 All
change-making coupons and re-
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Q SO THEY SAY

There is every prospect that
manpoWer shortages will be-
come seriously more acute by
the end Of this year. The num-
Der of men employees has been
decreasing more rapidly than
the number Of women employees
has been increasing Leonard
p. Ayres, Cleveland banker
economist.
The people (of China) are
still of good spirits They know
that they are more numerous
than any other people on the
face of the earth and from that
fact they get staying power
John Rich, American Friends
Service Committee.
We know that just as there
we're enemy agents thickly and
strategically located throughout
Poland, France, Holland, Nor
way and other European coun-
tries. so, too, there are many of
them right here in our own
country.-Maj Gen. Thomas A,
Terry.
The French have been de
feated but they have not been
vanquShed They are still ready
and willing to take up the fight,
They are crying for help. Are we
going 10 turn a deaf ear 20 their
plea - Comdr. r q vers NJ
Prior. r n, Dieppe raider who
escaped Nazi prison train.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

WOMAN WITH EMPLOYED HUSBAND.
I need general houseworker and cook,
no laundry, to replace woman who was
with me s years will pay $40 per
week PLUS comfortable. large room. pri-
yate bath and meals for you and your
husband. Location, two blocks from bus
in Silver Spring. Phone Sligo 4719.
CHAMBERMAID. exper., for rooming
house; hours s to 4:3O; no Sundays; refs.
req. SIS per mo. ia. 4S45 after pm.
CHAMBERMAID-WATT colored. sleep
in or out: good wages: references. Tele-
phone Hobart 1872.
CHAMBERMAID-W WAITRESS for family Of
adults, Thursday and Sunday afternoons
of. live in or out. no laundry. SIS week.
Decatur 1854
CHILD'S NURSE, S75 mo-: real home
private rm. and bath for understanding
lady under So, to care for unspoiled IT.
mo. .-old girl; considerate employers, both
working: other help; ref. required Phone
Clinton Is, Sunday or evenings; RE. 1900,
Ext. 3706 weekdays, or write Box n.
Clinton, Md
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HELP MEN 6 WOMEN.
~@YrrT

White. take care seven furnished rooms;
man may work elsewhere: room and salary.
Isauith. National 500, Ext. $50. 49,
CREDIT-OFFICE MANAGER
For fine, established, large retail
mems store; must be thoroughly
experienced in credit granting
and collections, pleasing person.
ality and ability to meet with
public a necessary requisite; ex-
cellent salary, permanent posi-
ton and future opportunities.
Box 1O2-T, Star.
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SELECT POSITIONS.
WANTED AT ONCE.

SELECT POSITIONS.
WANTED AT ONCE.
Secretarial F)-MISS YOUNG.
stenog aviation. .sl5o-S175.
Stenog, railroad. -S175 mo.
also yssssos S.sSSss sss Sasy week.
Bookprs. and Of. Mach. (F)-
KNIGHT.
FSpkksePeTs; FSois5s 's5;. s3so ssS9s4o 10, vk
HIsris Msr store tore a. a. expp5 $500 UP.
ReceptioniStS and Sales ID
MISS REED.
Reservation clerk, travel. S1s5
fnf2TmaIog br and denta es1k asssfanfe 81 fdu vk
Receptionists s. ioj. 1.' 25-s5, sao-s35.
Telephone Operators
MISS PAGE.
epsn,nsys eonn, yo1 part and full time top salaries
Office and Tech. (MD-
MISS DAY.
Accountant, income tax exp, gen. ledger,
Field checker, SAC, vk.
TyDist,sls,k' Mspssnees.a sffS, sf4fS vk'
Collectors, $40 wk.
Beokseepeqs essses epe1Sj fsj esPd sPo.ss6 s6sU Uk
Mech. and Store-MISS FOX.
Grocery clerks I'm. and ~, expr, $35-
S45 wk
Drivers. S4o-S5O wk
Firemen, l. 8, cl. license. S150-S175
Gas station attendants. s125-s15o mo.
Restr. and Hotel-MISS EAST.
Chefs (4, expr.. $50 wk. UP.
Hotel clerks. know transcript $3.50
Soda fountain mgr, S45 vk
NEED 50-75 new applicants daily for
NEW openings. TOP SALARIES No charge
unless PLACED. Thousands placed.
LARGEST AGENCY in City. WELCOME.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
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European trained. economical, honest.
sober capable to handle crew. was en-
ployed over ] 4 years in exclusive club in
Box GOT. Star 16s
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SAlESMEk.

ADVERTISING book matches. Sell every
business. Cash commissions. Men or Wom-
en-. Exp. unnecessary. Full, part time
Fast-selling patriotic designs. Factory serv.
ice. Repeats. Free kit. Match Corp. Of
America. 3433 WP W. 4sth pi.. Chicago.
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POSITIONS OPEN

POSITIONS OPEN.
FEMALE DEPT.-MISS WHITE
stenog., aviation a., S175 mo.
Stenog., adv. agency. S115 mo
Stenog constr, near. $40 $50 wk.
stenSgS rs yacatIon so1 so9d fs salsTies I eSv
Typist. French S15U mo.
Iypist, Spanish, $50 mo:
Proofreader. col, edu., $3.50.
Bookkeeper, eXper., 50.
Comptometer oper, $40
Typist;: editorial clerk, $40 wk
MALE DEPT-MISS DODGE.
Cost accountant, perm, S1S5.
Junior clerks drivers license). $40.
Office manager, 5000
Investigators S1S5 mo.
Stenogs. .-typists G0). S175-S1s5 up.
We SPECIALIZE in PRIVATE IN
DUSTRY positions, many essential to war
effort. CALL IN TO SEE US.
: BOYD SERVICE,
1888 tEst 25 YrSl Ma 1888
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KITCHEN ASSISTANT. live in or out
Also chamhermaldnur WO. 5000
LAUNDRY. colored settled shakers and
fclGerS; experience not necessary. good
environment. well ventilated; short hours
p days a week. meals and uniforms
laundered. Apply Manager 1920 Upton ST.
NV. tTake Friendship Heights carr
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share responsibility for Housekeeping and
2 children with mother employed part
time; 500 mo. Box 2O7-R, Star
Evening star., 1943-05-16
JOB WANTED

OOD w I1lN L LII
Due to war changes. by executive now
employed: experienced in office manage
ment, personnel. public relations, sales
promotions, advertising. production super
visor, also. some. banking and public ac-
counting: formerly Treasury Dept. auditor
with civil service status accustomed to
meeting public, controlling large staff and
public speaking; seeking real opportunity.
rate; American, 46, married. two children.
own home in Arlington: dependable. able
to grasp new problems quickly and produce
results. Replies for interview confidential.
Box 2G7-T. Star 49,
OFFICE MANAGER,
Auditor, cost accountant: 10 yrs Washing
ton experience; age AZ; draft deferred, eX-
ceilent health: accustomed to heavy details
and financial responsibility; available now.
Box / SIT, Star. is"
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OFFICE MANAGER
CHEF,

Experienced accountant and bookkeeper
with notary commission. desires position
with local business concern. Atlantic
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HOUSEKEEPFR. Groom apt. for . adults
q elderly, semi-invalid. / in of1ce): gem
eral work. including cooking. Phone
Woodley 1910. Apt oOS
Evening star., 1943-05-16

LAUNDRESs, settled, colored: shirts anc
dresses; short hours, 5i2 day week, meals
ABBY Manage 37ao a Upton nsH,sIVs Street NV
CTake Friendship Heights carr