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Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
The Elks did it againl


1t was the third time the Barne-
stormer had the pleasure of attend
ing an Elks' football banquet Mon
Gay night-twice as a reporter and
once as a member of a grid squad.
And we must say that they did it
up brown.
The joviality and camaraderie of
the fraternal organization was well
expressed when they hosted mem
bers of four Imperial Valley high
school and junior college pigskin
squads.
In spite of rationing the Elks
were able to dish out meal which
watered the aperture between our
jaws or lips (as Webster says very
thoroughly. For some inexplicable
reason we got at the wrong end of
the serving line and by the time
the turkey was passed we had al
most passed out.
BIT in spite of minor difficulties
the affair was a success-from our
viewpoint.
The service had already made a
gap in the ranks OF the football
players invited to attend the shin
Gig.
Russell Peck, hard-running half
back. whose straight passes ac-
counted for many FL Cenrto Junior
college points last season, is in
the st. Mary's Pre-Flight school,
Bud Ritter. Arab quarterback;
Don Baum. Arab guard, are sched-
llled to leave for Army service soon.
On the FL Centro High school squad
the two Small twins, Jack and jim,
have signed up for hitch with the
Marines and will become leather
necks February l.
Mingling with his many friends
at the Elks' banquet was Sam Pack
wood, well-liked vice principal of
Ell Centre High school,
Packwood was shaking a hand
here and there and saying good
bye to many of his acquaintances,
for he is scheduled to enter a ma
val training school newt week at
Dartmouth college, Hanover New
Hampshire. After intensive train
ing he will probably come oGt with
lieutenant's commission.
Packwood is the second vice-prin-
cipal to leave from the school in
three months. Before he took over
the job Stan Atkin left to train for
a naval lieutenancy.
Nolan Smith exalted ruler of Ell
Centro'S Elks' lodge, No. 1925, used
a little worthwhile propaganda in
addressing the football players. Aft
er treating them to delicious meal
lie told them that he would like to
have them as members of the lodge
as soon as they become of age.
The Elks are doing a good thing
in forgetting all dues of members
while they are in service.
Merle and Burl Jennings, Tulsa
twins, are putting Michigan State
in the college wrestling spotlight
With another boy, Bill Maxwell,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
MEMBER OF CHICAGO BEARS Tells
EXPERIENCES FOOTBALL BANQUET

Marine 1t. w. A. Monfort Monday night told how 1t
pays off be athlete, whether in service civilian
The handsome aviator from the Ell Centre air station
was guest speaker at the Elks' annual football banquet
for high school and junior college gridders.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
L. 4. HAl
l.. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES, January 20 lP' -
Wheat. No. = h.Iu, - S2 i3-2 70
Corn. No. . Ier buik .#-... 81 81. "
Barley. No. / bright " 45 :. Sl.70-l. -
oats. No ., 35-lbS. :. - T. :. y Is
Milo No. .......-.. ..--.....-.--..lb Ito oO- l.t'a
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
Barnes StornninQ
by RAY BARNES

State was able to bring three NC.
A.A. titles to the campus last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
SPORTS PARADE
Battle of the Barge

stop the brawl and call it a draw,
but neither principal would per-
nit it. Both men were in terrible
shape in the 25th. Corbett's eye
was completely closed and his hand
injuries forced him to hit with his
wrists
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
BEST CAMP SITE

President Sam Breadon Of the
Cardinals, describing the camp site
as the best obtained by any ma
ior league team" said he believed
the climate would be ideal for con-
ditioning the athletes.
The Cairo Chamber Of Commerce
says the climate is 'invigorating in
March but adds that it also is
pretty damp occasionally, since
that is the time when the Miss
issippi and Ohio rivers stage their
spring rise and catch Cairo in
wedge
Transportation will furnish no
headaches, however, since the team
may even 80 by steamboat 40 miles
UP the Mississippi to play the st
Louis Browns at Cape Birardeau.
Mo
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26
CARDSG0IN INTO
SPRINGCAMP AT
CAIRO, ILLINOIS

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. 26-(UP)-
The world-champion st. Louis
Cardinals, come spring, will be the
Robinson Crusoes of baseball.
Scheduled to do their training on
a flood-created island" called
Cairo, H., a town described by the
Illinois WPA Handbook as in
state of gentle decay" the Cardi-
nals, flush with world series spend
ing money, will not only be cooped
up behind a 60-foot concrete levee
but will have as their recreation
center a street, lined with hotels,
shops and tavers, many of them
deserted and falling to ruin
Not since the days when Pepper
Martins Mississippi MudcatS"-a
team band-won fame and a spot
on a national radio hookup, have
the Cards left the groove of ortho-
dox training routine but this spring
will change all that.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26

crown accustomed to oversight.
1t could have been written that
the outfielder with the longest
continuous service in the American
League. had hung up his spiked
shoes for big-time playing pur-
poses.
1t might have been added that
West was the only junior Lacquer
ever to make more than 400 put
outs in four seasons-1931, 80, 35, Sc.
That he held the all-time defen-
sive mark for outfielders on two
clubs.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 26.
(UP)-Clark d. Shaughnes-
sy, former football miracle"
coach at Stanford university
and mentor at the University
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-26

Merle and Burl Jennings, Tulsa
twins, are putting Michigan State
in the college wrestling spotlight.
With another boy, Bill Maxwell,
Evening star., 1943-08-14
Republic Steel Plant
Tied Up by Wa|kout
By the Associated Press.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 14.-Steel
production at the Republic steel
Corp. Buffalo plant remained para
!yzed today, company oficial said
oy q walkout Of approximately 1000
employees. -''O'
Frank c. Farrell, district mana
ger, said production was halted Ia st
night as the second work stopnape
OF the week in the steel condition.
ing department spread to include
the bar mill and dye roll depart
ments. p"i
Joseph T. McNichols, district di-
rector OF CIo United steelworkers
or America, which has contract
with the firm, could not be reached
aor comment on the spread of the
=, Mr McNichols had declared ear
ner the stoppage in the steel con-
d1tioning department was oman
tnorlzed." He blamed il on the
aueged refusal of a superintendent
10 permit a sick worker to be re-
placed by fellow workers,
Mr.. Farrell said "the strike is in
olrect violation of the contract" with
the union. The contract provides a
procedure for adjusting grievances
ne added, but there have been M
grievances filed with the comnanv y
Evening star., 1943-08-14
SITUATIONS wOMEN

APARTMENT HOUSE MANAGER-Refined
widow, 10 years experience. Can furnish
best OF reference. Box 34a-T.. Star. II.
BOOKKEEPER-STENO also six yrs pay
roll exp: accurate, prompt, dependable:
univ srad, Boy 2sl.V, Star. l6'
tive assistant. excellent experience, once
supervisor. secretarial. clerical. Box 277-
NJ, Star. 49,
GIRL, colored, very neat, desires work In
office, no typing. ME-. 1890.
GIRL. colored, desires job as maid in dress
shon or beauty parior EX. O4Sa. 49,
GOVERNESS, refined young woman. well
travelled. fond of children, experienced.
cheerful, born in France, American citizen.
best references Box 233-V, Star f6'
LADY wishes to exchange evening services
for room in private home. Reference ex-
changed. Box "01-V. Star. 15'
STENO.. exp rapid. desires temp, or per
manent position involving considerable die
TELETYPE OPERATOR, senior, desires
position. dsywork. experienced average
speed, 75 to a5., Call Temple 1905, be
tween pm. and 3 m 1S-
TYPING by the hour or job: work called
for and delivered. day or night reasonable
rates; also bookkeeping. ME. 754S.
TYPING.-Expert typing done at home by
former Govt. clerk; neat, fast. accurate,
Box GOV, Star 1b'
Evening star., 1943-08-14
Senator Davis Backs
Postwar Collaboration
BY the Associated Press.


PITTSBURGH. Aug. Ex-senator
Davis. Republican, of PENNSYLVANIA,
turned his back on isolationism last
night and in a message to win
the-peace" rally here declared he
favored IAN international organi
cation which has at its disposal
the means necessary to enforce
peace"
Senators Guffey, Democrat, of
pennsylvania, and Burton, Repub-
Ican, OF Ohio, and Representative
Ramspeck, Democrat, of Georgia
also urged several hundred persons
attending the rally to petition their
representatives in Congress to suu-
port some measure such as the Rail-
surton-H Hatch-Hill bipartisan Sem
ate resolution proposing immediate
formation of a United Nations or
ganlzation with limited but definite
authority In war and postwar
planning.
senator Davis, who voted against
the draft act, lease-lend and many
other war preparation measures
stated In his message:
we should Immediately under
take 70 organize the United Ns-
lions as a force for total peace as
we have undertaken to oroan;ze
tnem as force for total war"
senator Burton and Representa-
tave Hamspeck, nearing the end of
two-week tour through Ohio. In
olana and other nearby States in
support OF the peace plan resolu-
tlon, said they were motivated bv
a desire to separate the issue of
onlteo States participation in post
war world problems altogether from
partisan politics. - A'
Evening star., 1943-08-14
HELP WOMEN.

lent salary and working conditions; expert
snSsd app pd,SIyy; Snly Jen3y Shop 1919 Conn. ave
x!sHs xss1ssTs!SSf M BookkEEirER KEEPER with expert
phone fqss No No 81 as46 part after ne aay"oFk only
ASSISTANT HoUsEkEEpER, white. expert
snced nn.sd e only; Apply IN person, housekeeper,
tor Apply housekee1er, y Wardman rn PARK Park
RHAuTicANs. 3 expereneed spe MoedeS App.y f& 5ss
Salary, $40 per week and commission
BEAUTY OPERATORS, fast finger waver
and manicurist; S35 week and commission.
BTAuTY A 9'09 orERAroRst S; FOR s. msncurists man
pointment clerks highest wages paid, good
hours 81, steady position. Call Sat. Sun. or
BLAUfY OPERATORS and manicurIsts.
aef fss1 YsF6ns Heaay ssn ADD1S for
ile;snse. LInci s5op' sSf5 GeoFsia ave" ave-,
BEAU sEaurY 7p'5ns oPsrRaffoR, RAaffo full or part time:
steady position. Maurice, 1904 Connec-
BEAUTY OPERATOR. colored. with mana
sr.,,4V SEA lIIen,s e m,pssc shop DJ a6a6
BEAUTY OPERATOR. pleasant ar-condi-
tened shop. Ton salary and commission.
bEAurT bEAfr SreTPfER oPfRafoal lssh sxneTeneed i n full
part time, Appl2 1914 Conn ave, Robert
BEATTY oGFGRRAro9Rs 90, Prone Ewes
Beauty Salon. Glebe 226R
BEAUTY, OPERATORS. experienced $40
per week and 50R commission. Mari
mello Beauty Shop, ls43 Columbia rd n W
AID. 9469
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced. $40 a
week and commission. TR. S942
BOOKKEEPER, double entry. insurance
ONCE; 5h day week. Apply 605 Barr
Building
BOOKKEEPER, single entry; time en-
ployed 40 hours. 5-day week. Address in
own handwriting, giving experience phone
no; and salary eXpected. Box 222-V, Star.
BOOkKEEPER-TYPIST. give age and ex-
perience; .40-hour, 517-day week; S33,
Box 33a-M. Star
CASHIERS, experienced; excellent salary.
Apply Mr.. Roger, after 4:3o. Del Rio
Restaurant, 1877 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1943-08-14
BARTENDER.
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK and shy. neat and capable; refs,
sTndays n rse sTy cs nj a4ndEy sH and
COOK. general housevorker, excellent sal
aaTy' ay I've in references required Phone
qook doos4 $a as and 1s.s days WI s4g 'hrHgsh S
COOK AND G.H W.. must be fond Of chill
eaedd caed ne no heayy n IVY refs and ID heah
between 7 and 9 pm. ''''' Wv ''''
COOK, experienced, only. city references,
p holsehoTid. Wol Il" lA5S5s 85S5 0'nsf servants
COOK to go to Long Island for 3 weeks;
900 5000 vases; city references necessary.
COOK, live in or out; room and bath flrst-
floor work only; no laundry; excellent
GENERAL HousEwoRKER. care of .
small children. no cooking, live in. Glebe
GENERAL HoUsEwORK and laundry, . in
family upstairs room, sI2 week; refer
eaRSiS 4o' h9Ts x "o esperen
Ppihain COOK IlGht laundry; good salary.
ployed couple j /" scboo! child good f hrs an and
pay small home. co. 7646. Mt Pleas
G.H.W, AND COOK salary starts at si5
5sD D' ass5 'B BassTvora " s'Gs p
PI I'm no Sun; sl3.2a per week. Cali
G.H.W. and plain cook light laundry; live
in; Sl5 week OIL. 4246.
GIRL, colored. h.w.; good pay: no Sun
days. 1925 Fort Stevens DIR. NV, Apt ..
GIRL, for Nv, must be neat good wages.
1900 Ingomar St IA
GIRL OR WOMAN for gh.w, small apt g.
part time adults: light laundry; will pay
vel to honest person. 81. 244a.
GIRL OR WOMAN. colored for light work.
live in or out. OK. 1854. 1909 No. Stat
ford st: Arlington, Va.
GIRL for, general housework; must be
neat: good wages. GE. 1897.
HOuSEkFEPER, white. interested in =
good home with employed couple must BE-
Al cook. refined and congenial. $50
monthly and excellent living conditions.
WI. 2369 49,
Evening star., 1943-08-14
HELP MEN.

presses. top wages Ideal Printing Co
RADIO RAD On sERv16GEmEN, En- h16GEmE two openings for
benchwork. experience necessary: good pay
and working cond. Also excellent propo-
gar Kennesys Radio. 34o7 i4th st. NV
SALEsCLERK. paint and art supplies
qre foP Teek SG m9In change
Inc. MA, 1888
SALESMAN, middle-aeed for retail men $
store hours, $40 am, to pm. Apply
SALESMAN for Camera store, full or part
time, some experience necessary. sommers
SHOE REPAIRMEN White or coored colo ed good 10,
ahaFs sqod sSorknss eo3dtions Chevy
work, R, V. Cherry. 11si aist st. NV.
SODA MAN, Is35 a week to start; AZ hours
per week Wesley Hshts Pharmacy 1908
SOB SOFA + roHsNrArN rsEA MAN. experienced, 1920
csorRa pmscs ssE sso asa PsF csorns Sffk msas IS
SODA DISPENSERS. experienced, 5 to II
RIA Rm $685. eo9d Salsry aye Fl stevens Pharmacy
SODA SOD IsT DIspENsTR, 'is 8 to II pm. every
other nisht and sunday; must Be over Is
ssa a esl9Esds rye. % NV eE. a7as; lf'n
s nek sy a naGns desed 'Ss NA ss 25ss
STUCK BOYS, steadv positions, GOOD pay
Apply Mr.. Burns, Bond Clothes, 1885
TAXI DRIVERS for Silver Spring area,
white. H. E Van Hoy, Shepherd 1898.
TENOR for quartet in Protestant church.
TRUCK FRI DRIVER for light delivery truck.
some experience with plumbing materials;
TRUCK DRIVERS and laborers. Apply in
person. District Sand g. Gravel Co., Silver
TRUCK DRIVER, intelleent, young col
ored man: must be careful experienced
driver, with local references: permanent
position; beginning salary, S14o. Box 81
uPHoLsTERERs, 4, top pay, resular
VALET for large downtown hotel good
earnings; Apply manager of Ambassador
EpGErAa. E9tsi; l4sh ana asN SITS IN NV rxc.sr
WAITERs, eolored, for weekday eve
ninss: to 9:15 pm and Sundays all day.
So Mrs. Rrysn, 1884 Conn. ave. NV.
20 to 80: graduate or student of account
ing preferred, no experience reouired
hours, $50 to 4:15; 5-day week; excellent
opportvnity for youngs man with initiative.
YOUNG MAN--Investmen dept OF life
insurance co. has an opening for high
school graduate, .ased 90 to 30, with at
least {, yrs residence in Washington; op-
experience required hours. $50 TO 4:15:
6-day week. Apply Miss Lund, s16 14th
FAINTER, EXPERIENCED. FOR STEADY
YEAR.R0UND EMPLOYMENT: ONE WITH
KN4wLEPGE kN9 EPE Of T,; GARPENTEy PRETER
MANAaER, Lee E+rsH E-sHERAfoN fe'NN HOTEL. 18th
AND L SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-14
Senator Hatch Favors
Single Agency 10 Aid
Liberated Countries
BY the Associated Press.

80 "Ae hSSpSialea fTeSS.
consolidation of American eco.
nomic activities in foreign countries
under a single agency was proposed
today by Senator Hatch, Democrat
of New Mexico, who said lack of
accord and conflicting authority
nave hampered the war effort"
Z Noting that Senator Brewster
. Republican, of Maine, had criticized
such agencies operating in North
Africa. Senator Hatch said the
truman Committee might recon-
mend unification of the overseas
bureaus as an outgrowth of an in
curry Senator Brewster and Mead
Democrat, of New York, are making
oehlnd the fighting fronts.
I believe there ought to be com-
plete unif1cation of these various
agencies" Senator Hatch said, add
ing that a majority of the other
members of the Truman Committea
felt as he did. ''00
AT a press conference in Aleiers
senator Brewster charged that
there was insufficient co-ordinstion
petWeen representatives of the
Lease-lend Administration, the Of
nee nee OF Economic Warfare and the
once OF Foreign Relief and Re-
,,apili,aIlon' rsI. Senator Mead sup
ported these charges.
senator Brewster also asserted
that the Government was buvinc
french wheat in North Africa ai
s21o a bushel, so to so cents more
Inan the price paid in the United
states. To that the State DenaTt
ment replied that a shortage of
snlps made it necessary to buy wheat
abroad for the Army and that
moreover. the wheat deals were
only I'm the exploratory and ne
gotiating stage"
Evening star., 1943-08-14
HELP woAEN.

tips: no Sundays. Apply a3o 9th st. NV.
experience necessary; SIS starting s''a salary, W
WAiTREssES. sood hours, good pay; ex-
WAiTRESsEs for d dining nT room; cor pleasant
en s aDpy soSd "Ross and
waiter. Ambassador Hotel l4th and K
MATTRESSES, white: SIS per week,
marvellous tips; air-condittoned restaurant;
App% p between II lAsl sm. and pm 5000
MATTRESSES. white, over 81; ideal work
Ga,l G.,TpsES atteE pm; GE. 1851: ,.s.
sood opportunity; average S35 per week
Apply 493l.33 Ge. ave. NV.
only. no Sunday work: excellent tbs The
rIlesids Inn, l742 Conn. ave NV.
WoMAN' white settled, to live in M home in
WoMaN competenf n,t fn'Sf %hite 70 Tor day care
9ysPe repts Be- 2a 4ass girl in apt of employed
WOMAN wanted; white or colored s.hv,;
vases, SIS week; sundays and "a day wk
WOMAN. white. responsihle, as kitchen
0fd0T pm q@"1Ha no sundays sa'esFs sTns sRs
s,gs sgs and experience Box 12l-v Star,
WOMEN for general ofice work white
between ages Of 18 and 45; hours. $40 to
8: starting salary, S1OO per month. Box
32s-M. Star.
WOMAN, colored. glass washing in after
noon and helping in pantry throush eve
RGI@a STyan; 1884 Conn: ave ~ ~" ~ M
Washington high school will find brilli-
ant future with a fast-growing retail store
Come in, We will gladly interview you.
New York Jewelry Co., 727 7th St NV
YOUNG LADY to answer telephone type
and do general ofice work in general con-
tractors office; knowledge of shorthand
preferable. but not necessary. Apply in
own handwriting, stating salary expected
YOUNG LADIES for general ONCE work
and TO assist with bookkeeping: good work
ing conditions. opportunity for advance
ment Apply Mr.. O'Neil, Hechinger Co.
WANTED, BY NATIONAL BANK. women
who can do simple tipping; age and recent
business experience unimportant will con-
slder employing on part-time basis. Box
1S-V, Star.
CLERKS,
Hours, 7 to 3 pm. and 3 pm. to II pm,
alternate weekly. Apply L st. entrance.
Hotel Statler.
SALESLADY,
Experienced, Tor ladies' dress shop, perma-
nent, excellent salary. Morris, 3235 NJ
Evening star., 1943-08-14
Milwaukee Journal Cuts
Saturday Edition 10 8 PAGES
By the Associated Press

6s the Associated Press
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 14-The
MllWaukee Journal announced YES
teroay that because of govern
menVai regulations restricting the
use OF newsprint, it would reduce Is
saturday edition to eight pages,
Inc Saturday paper will be known
es tne Victory Edition" It will
contain no display advertising, only
~ columns of classified and a lin.
.eso amount of theater and church
advertisements. 80 '-'
Inc green sheet, a four-page fea-
lure section, will be dropped from
the edition. A few Of the comics
USUALLY found in the green sheet
will be carried inside
Evening star., 1943-08-14
HELP MEN.

ASPHALT TILE AND LINOLTUM LAYER
experienced only. Diener's Rug Co. 1921
AssisTxNT AUDITOR. over draft age,
experienced IN hotel accounting; excellent
salary. Apply auditor. Ambassador Hotel,
14th and X SITS NV
AUTO MECHANIC; must have own tools.
Top salary, excellent working conditions
steady work. vacations with pay. Only
those wanting 10 work steady need apply
{reo Motor Co. 4lo1 Kansas ave. NV.
Dee Mr.. Wilbur.
Evening star., 1943-08-14
SPECIAL NOTICES

SafoTISE afy TO MR. PPKIN, FORMERLY oF
si3 st; NV. that car ieft in sa Or
az az 1aGk ,,s, OF siO French ST. NV. viii be soId
at pubic sale within two weeks, Nc S'io
ntor ts.r RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS OTHER
apnn uhose contracted By myself RiCE.
AMo =. LovELEss. MitcheiyiIie. Md. Is.
LIE REAL ESTATE AUCTION AND APP
RIaissI business formerly conducted by
Cernon 9. Owen, trading as Thos. j
snd VIII continue to be conducted by
lnornton w. Owen as sole proprietor
& Son.
VERNON @. OWEN,
THORNTON W. OWEN
Evening star., 1943-08-14
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored. wants h W, no cooking or
Sundays; live in; exp with children. Call
DI. 1883, Mr.. or Mrs. Joyner. IS.
WOMAN. colored wants cleaning in apt.
DE. Slo6 after : nm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1943-08-14
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCoUNTANT-AUDTT Al years old,
married, 20 years experience. Not inter,
references Formerly employed by C. P. A.
hrm as senior accountant. Box 15s-V.
ACCoUNTANT-BooKK wants part
time evening employment. Box 227-V,
BOOKS STARTED AND KEPT. So up: tax
reports. monthly statements, inventories
fkep so 1vnn1 etc PTfpars now to save on
coLoREp cotPLE.. refined. wishes place
DEAF coy, reiiabe. white, s'Aa IS, wish..
GpT Il 'ssLs CLERK s0s sashi.r sales
perienced draft exempt aged 2s. formerly
JANITOR wants small apartment with
s, good 9uart@ers % @ work out: good references
MAN, colored. wants job as iantor. part
time, in exchange for quarters. NO.
MAN, colored. desires employment as truck
driver; excellent references. North ,sool
MAN. draft exempt. desires position as
years general sales experience, mechanical
equipment. steel, building materials and
vsf sf and sso on pos
Procurement production and expeditins
Resisning. available Sept. 15. Box 153-V,
PERMANENT CONNECTIONS by young
family man age 81. college grsduate' "A
ssfsnses fs ssSRsRssd esse sGS : s Ss.s sssf ss'
sfS saefss cs q fSssa peeur io1Hs 20
WAsHINGIoN SALES l REPREsESTATIyE
years experience in Government puTch-
n ntnre ereieaurf and stationery oas s9pDIes H ref
erences. Box 2l0-V, Star. 49,
Evening star., 1943-08-14
HELP MEN AND WOAEh

BoOKKEEPER, experienced in real estate
work; good wages. of > Saturdays a mo.
at ] pm. and off all day the other ..
Phone for appointment Mr. Whiteford
or Mrs. Trogner. 1919 K st NV. DI 97O6.
FOUNTAIN MANAGER: best wages. plus
bonus: experienced only; real proposition
for capable party, Southern Drug Co.,
OPERATORS, experienced on electric sew
lng machines. District Awning g. Shade
Co. 44l0 Georgia ave. NV.
TYPiST-CLERK for district headquarters
office, national organization Essential
war work. 5-day week Salary COM
menSurate with ability, plus time and half
for overtime. State age, experience, edu-
cation and typirg speed. Box 392-M, Star.
WOMAN OR MAN, eood. experienced, for
nlGhtwork; hours, 6 til .: good salary.
301O Mt. Pleasant st. NV. DE. 5174.
BARTENDER,
Experienced man or woman for small
hotel outside city; good hours and perma =
nent position: good salary and board and
room; references required. Box 1S2-V,
Star.
-
Evening star., 1943-08-14

COOK, ALL-AROUND MAN:
NO SUNDAY WORK. APPLY
IN PERSON, EMPIRE RES
TAURANT, 1412 NEW YORK
AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-14

NURSE, WHITE,
For :. children; live in; good wages OR
6240.
HOUSEKEEPER, COLORED,
1890 to $3.50 pm. No Sundays adults,
2 children. and 13. $50 per month.
TAYLOR 5054.
WHITE NURSEMAID.
Help care for 2 small children, some light
housework; preferably 30 to 35 years of
age. Salary according to experience; live
in. OR 4s32
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-05-07
IRVING STROBING
PRISONER OF JAPS

Washington (JPS)-Corp. Irving
Strobing of Brooklyn, the Army
radio operator who sent the mem
orable last message from Corregi-
dor, has been listed by the War
Department as a prisoner of the
Japanese.