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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-08-12
TAMPICO
BY Agnes Molvig

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Sjordal ano
son Douglas of Frazer, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Elias Stensland, MI. and Mrs
Olaf Qualey and Mrs. F.. E. Nelson
and children visited at the Chris
Molvig home Tuesday evening and
helped Miss Phyllis Sjordal cele-
brate her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nelson of
Glasgow were callers at the home
of Mrs. N. C. Nelson Sunday eve
ming. Their son Jimmie returned
home after a weeks visit with his
grandmother.
Hazel Sjordal of Havre and Ellis
Sjordal of Frazer visited their sis
ter, Miss Phyllis Sjordal, Monday.
Combining of winter and spring
wheat started this week in this vi
cinity.
Another rattlesnake was killed be-
tween the railroad crossing and the
store Sunday. Several blue racers
have been killed around Tampico
recently.
Miss Donna Newton of Hobson ar
rived Saturday to visit her sister.
Mrs. Gene Etchart, and other
friends.
Hank Weasa arrived last week
from San Diego, Calf, where he
has been in the army the past six
months. He received a discharge and
is now employed at the Etchart
ranch.
Mrs. Magnus Swanson returned
home Thursday evening, after Wis
ting her aunt, Mrs. Cannon Bush
Of Scobey, for two weeks.
Mrs. N. c. Nelson and son Morris
at the Ike Simon home Sum-
lay.
Jack Martin of Glasgow called at
he liver Martin home Monday.
Carl w. Person was a caller at the
Slias Stensland home Monday.
Mrs. Elias Stensland spent the
week end visiting Mrs. Marie Vegge
n Glasgow.
Ardelle and Wilma Boreson, Thel-
ma Manning and Bernard Boreson
pent Sunday at the Legion plunge
lear SacO
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HINSDALE

Mrs. Ray Richter and son Eugene
of Hughesville spent the week END
visiting Mrs. Richter's mother, Mrs
Anna Chester. and her brother,
Corp. Milton Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Liston and
children of Bremerton, Wash, ar
rived last week to visit at the w.
E. Beavens home. Mr.. Liston is on
leave from the shipyards at Bre-
merton to assist in the harvest
fields near Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hansen and
daughters arrived last week from
Mountain Home, idaho, to visit Mr..
Hanson's parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
Hugo Hansen.
Mi S Thelma Rennick returned to
work at the Portland shipyards af-
ter a visit with her father, Walter
Rennick, and other relatives.
Private Russell Steen, who recently
entered the army, writes that he is
training at Camp Callan, near San
Diego, Calf. He and Private Robert
Butchins. classmates of the 1943
graduating class at Hinsdale high
school, are at the same camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Repnick en-
tertained at a dance Friday eve
ming at the Palace Inn in honor
Of Their niece, Thelma Rennick.
Corp. Milton Chester, who ar
Thursday from Page Field,
Fla. to visit his mother, Mrs. Anna
Chester, has been granted a ten
day extension of his furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Sherwood
and family are now living at Sand
point, idaho, according to word re-
,eived by friends. They formerly
operated an FSA farm west of
Hinsdale.
r. E. H,lllnan was a business cal
er in Glasgow Friday afternoon.
superintendent L. w. Weingartner,
Who has been spending the sum-
ner at Missoula and at his summer
lome near Kalispell. expects to take
p his duties at Hinsdale high school
Aug. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, C. Waller and
hildren Calvin and Dolores re-
urned Sunday evening from a
Teekis visit with relatives at Gull
Iertson. !
Mr.. and Mrs. War Vertz and Ad- {
ian Vertz Sr. of Glasgow visited at
he Guy Riggin home Sunday af- ,
ernoon. Little Patsy Vertz returned /
18th them to visit for a week. i
Mrs. Clarence Nelson returned I
unday morning from Browning,
here she visited her daughter, i
4onnie Lyn. s
Mrs. j. j. Wallace left Monday !
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morning for Pittsburgh, Kans.
called by the illness of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. j. w. Browning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Vertz of
Glasgow visited Mrs. Clara Sherry
and son John Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Carpenter of Portland
has been spending several days Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Clara Sher-
ry, north of Vandalia.
Mrs. Anna Chester and son., Corp.
Milton Chester, Mrs. Ray Richter
and Eugene Hill were callers in
Glasgow Saturday.
Mrs. Bernard Gaspar and son
James Edmund returned Sunday
morning from Parshall, N. D., where
they visited Mrs. Gaspar's parents,
MI. and Mrs. Sam Landaker.
Robert Gaspar, who has been in
the navy since January, 1912, spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gas
par, and other relatives and friends.
He was on seven days leave from
New York City and this was his
first trip home since he enlisted.
He is assigned to duty with a de-
Stroyer on Atlantic convoy. He was
accompanied by his fiancee, Miss
Anna Blatz of Milwaukee, Wis.
Miss Anna Biatz and Robert Cas-
pal were dinner guests at the H. F..
Tuttle home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Tuttle, Mrs.
Adrian Vertz, Yukona Duncan, Car
olyn Riggin and Harland Hartley
were callers in Glasgow Monday.
Aviation Cadet Hermon Burns ar
rived Monday morning from Pasco,
Wash, for a brief visit with his
parents, Nh. and Mrs. Harvey Burns.
He has completed three months of
primary flight training at the Pasco
naval air station and expects to be
assigned for three months of ad-
Vanced training at the naval air
station at Corpus Christi, Texas.
Pfc. Arvid Faraasen left Wednes-
day morning for his unit in Puerto
Rico, after spending several weeks
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
.Xel FaraaSen.
Homer Claypool returned Friday
morning from Minneapolis, where he
S spent several days on business. Mrs.
Henry Mulfinger of Vandalia, his
sister, assisted at the Claypool store
his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Luraas and
ION Bobby returned Tuesday after
loon to their home at Great Falls, ,
ifter almost a week spent visiting
Mr. Luraas' father, Henry Luraas, =
md his brother, Harold Luraas, and
near Genevieve. Mr.. Luraas
employed by the Pioneer Dairy al
Great Falls.
Miss Patricia Berry of Havre Wis
ted at the Morris Denham home
night on her way home
a visit with Miss Ailene
Samla at Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Simmons were
alters in Glasgow Monday after
Don.
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Kuki and
amily and Claude Hatleberg were
usiness callers in Glasgow Monday.
Mrs. William Porteen and infant
on John william returned to their
ONE south of Hinsdale Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Duncan made
business trip to Glasgow Monday.
Miss Pauline Riggin is working at
he T. E. Kamrud home north of
IinSdale.
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THOENY
Mrs. j. Nj. Thoeny

Charlie Rogers and daughters
Dorothea and Barbara and Mrs
Mary Jones were callers here or
Wednesday.
Mrs. H. H. Hunter went to Hins-
dale with the mailman Monday to
get the Hunter car which wa re-
paired the past week.
Mrs. Lawrence johnson and son
Larry came from Hinsdale We'd
nesday to visit her mother. Mrs.
Dora Stuber, and family. Franklin
Stuber returned home with them
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. CT. Dunbar of
Glendive came Thursday to visit
Mrs. Dunbar's sister, Mrs. H. H.
Hunter, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph ~Isaacson
were Hinsdale callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Dunbar and
Mrs. H. H. Hunter and daughter
Elisabeth drove to Havre Friday for
Helen Sullivan. who had been at
tending summer term at Northern
Montana college They all returned
home Saturday.
Frank Bronx was a caller at
Thoeny Sunday and was a dinner
guest at the j. M. Thoeny home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Davenport
and three sons and Mrs. Hazel
Moran and daughter were dinner
guests at the Hilda Hunter home
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. j. M. Thoeny were
Sunday evening guests at the Ralph
Lsaacson home.
Miss Mary Stuber visited at the
Hiida Hunter home Sunday.
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ice and children's day program at
the M. B. church Sunday.
Miss Wilma Miner went with the
Rev. E. B. Holte to Richland Bench
Sunday to visit her sister and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Solberg.
Justin Paulson finished erecting
a granary for Isak Warwick and
now is building another for David
Sauskojus.
Mr.. and MIS-. F. w. Miner and
family were Sunday guests of MI.
and Mrs. George Stahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Clausen
were Sunday guests of her parents,
and Mrs. Ole Trang.
The farmers are cutting rye and
oats and also shocking it.
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RICHTER RESIGNS

HINSDALE- Worrell Richter has
resigned as assistant manager of the
Farmers Union Oil company at
Hinsdale and will leave this week
to visit relatives at Hughesville and
at Spokane and Longview, Wash. He
has been employed since early this
No successor has been ap-
pointed. Forrest Steen will continue
as manager.
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Sells Baylor
Farm to Z. Tweten

E. 7. Phelps of Long Beach, for
mer Valley county resident, left for
Long Beach Friday after completing
sale of his 1,400-acre farm near
Baylor to Raymond Tweten. MI.
Phelps now operates an apartment
court at Long Beach and has other
business interests there.
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COUNTY LINE
Ruth S~auskojus

Gerhart and Karl Sauskojus and
Gaylord Miner took their achieve
ment tests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. w. Miner Tuesday.
The OSsette Lutheran Ladies Aid
met Wednesday at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Oscar Rorvig. A lunch
was served by Mrs. Rorvig.
Bruno Maeding was a Sunday
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Waitschies.
Mr.. and Mrs. David S~auskojus and
family attended the morning serv-
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RESIGNS ELEVATOR POST

HINSDALE-W. c. Waller has re-
signed as manager of the D & B
elevator at Hinsdale, effective i'm
mediately. Mr.. and Mrs. Waller and
their children, Dolores and Calvin,
plan to leave soon for Williston,
where Mr.. Waller will be employed.
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PREPARE FOR HARVEST

GENEVIEVE - Farmers are now
preparing for harvest. Some oats
fields have already been cut and
several granaries have been built in
the neighborhood.
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NEW OPHEIM

OPHEIM-Horton Hicks Of Gil
max, Colo, and who taught music
for the past seven years at Roy,
N. M, has accepted the position as
music instructor in Opheim high
school.
Subscribe for The Courier.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.


days q week. North osa3. "o'A '~o
COL CoLohED GIRL, reliable, desires days
coLoRKDS e as DS1G9fsE GiRE; neat, wishes housevork.
pefmt Nortb Aso ess Experienced driver D. C.
CoL0RED GIRL. reliable, with sewing ex-
eoEoskn eesspss wiShss MPsTs-tms lob ME- ssss
Tasf wants Mo laana2y SnaG to do At
eoL6RRb ees 6Gms WoMaN Ssn After ds2s Sss5
ss5e pad tyne chSstls5 M9 asso eoored se
Thqrsdays after 10 W Refs, ' e GOOD dsundlaTs sslags
EqlI TqlI ninif9rmation; i Box l44-A, Star:
york called for. II 1888 -'' 'Al
homs. 1oaY Reasonable prices. Please Plea cali Il. /.
GIRL, G1I'I solorss; wants partsime work in
nights: no cooking; references TR. 1854.
ang 1.I,IH kind after school Adams aasi
TINE WORK; X 90 or nursemaid. in NV section.
sGiESiae GhRI soloTesW IlassIW Wishes ,ob d.v ~
Ss1 'Ge sS nes or asm shans
GTsI, GIRT, pars a time; Is, Hobart 1850.
care Of baby and apt, employed couple; no
laundry or cooking; 5N-day wk.; health
card: SIS wk., carfare. ME. 4084.
GIRL, refined, white, dependable, desires
day work, $500 day; S-hr. day. Box
GOA, Star.
HOUSKKEEPER, refined. white. does not
drink, good cook sews. 22-A Bates st. n W.
LACE CURTAINS STRETCHED. soc up.
LU. 90S3
LAUNDREsS, fine linens. silks, family
units. curtains. Outside drying Every
thing mended Buttons sewed on. Prices
reasonable DE 5OIS.
LAUNDRESS, first class on shirts. wants
DU. $3.50.
MAID, general housework, light laundry,
913 U st. NV.
WOMAN. colored, experienced, wants 4
Mnndav n1Trs work mornings. Call AT. 1851
WOMAN, colored. wants days work. ME.
2S40.
WANT A JOB. Lu. 1887. From g pm.
until am. washing dishes or waitress,
Maid for daytime work or bus girl
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.

AGEN1S tcolored), men or women, average G
an yo no ssdsd
sSqi R it kndwsase T TE ot Saa sehera oe
york and typing. Thompson Furniture
Ge codsEb si2 Man ave and S,s no - aI4
general housework sos mo. with furnished
Job for reabs conpa ana Eade
1o21 7th st, NV.
eogpdE 5a1tor e0oged aog I,s to live in to
ssiFE Ssla Ma;s a6s Soms and
rooming house. Man must be employed else
Apply from pm to ap, Pm sfE NE g so4a sapsf'
and reliable only; stay lights; sfoo mo. mo,
Toam D4Ecs END INsTR1cToRs nSaHd GSl DE E1a
for exhibition dancing Exceptional u op- D.
portunity with theatrical agency BOX
FARM COUPLE, $3.50. house, bath, cleo.
wife wife help with work and cooking in our
GGae GRouNp PhSns FIs GaisheGsburs s1,P15
man with Job: small rooming house; give
haBoRhfohY Issf s2k aa9-A rsEcHsrcrAs Eth doctor
offiee Ct one DOCTOR part-time work. Box
MAN OR WOMAN. legal background, full
good advancement possibilities. ME- 1868.
ASK Tor Mr., Hamburg for appointment
PIN BOY or pin girls, full or part time
work: experience not necessary Apply at
King Pin Bowling Alleys, 1909 r. l.
ave. ne.
ROoMING HOUSE MANAGER, couple de-
sired; wife to manage rooming house: SAL
ary and apartment: references. HO. 6625.
SELLING AND OFFICE HELP in wholesale
grocery. One. having bookkeeping knowl-
edge preferred. day week. Attractive
salary. 1887 4th st. ne. Ii. $685.
TEACHER. councillor. preacher, lawyer
tman or woman. The type of person who
can sincerely be an educational councillor
TO boys. girls and parents. Better earnings
Lnan you are accustomed to; permanent
Box 262-Y Star.
WANTED, salesman and collector high
guarantee and commissions: car essential.
Gsil |, GE. 1910 until 1880 am, and SH.
WANTED-Men or women for Rawleigh
route; line. includes over 200 daily neces-
sltles; employment situation best in many
years; exceptional opportunity for hustler.
Write at once. Rawleigh's, Dept Del
I4-2l3, Chester, Pa.
WANTED, native speakers of all foreign
languages especially those not common in
the United States; register for possible
part-tlme employment; no fees, nothing
to buy or SELL men or women. Write ali
particulars in first letter and you will be
lnterviewed: Box 230-Y. Star
YOUNG PERSON to learn sheet music
business business IN one Of city's leading music
Pianist preferred. Box 26-A, Star
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EXTRA-FINE SALES
POSITION OPEN.

If you are interested in a permanent
connection, with opportunity for a very
substantial income each weekly payday
call at our Takoma Park Office, las Carroll
ave, next to Takoma fire station, on the
Carroll ave or Flower ave. bus line Our
property is easy to sell, especially well
located near Northwest WASHINGTON on
Is well under way, which viii eive olI an
Nations Capital one of Americas finest
cemeteries. Our prices and terms are
ence necessary--we train you, Plenty OF
leads available-we help close your sales
george Washington Memorial Cemetery,
nne cemeteries. 81. 74e6.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

=
years years selling experience. Box 146,A, Star
nigbt b4b, colsTedi Ga Ho wants job or hrs, at
CARETAKER, estate, home. or similar po-
duties; @ & references. Box 75-A, Star.
Gall Mr. a- Davis, Ma. AGO, Ext. 272: or
GENfTLEMAN, Government employe, desires
ksnsuases antiques furniture fais'tnas fins arts.
W. sSss ass'S sfssS sasFs sna af@nI saa
GENTLEMAN, refined, middle aged. mar
ences; position as floor manager, time
keeper or, steward; experienced; must be
permanent: appeal urgent Box 494-Y,
GOVT. EMPLOYED MAN desires Job 3ss as
ehdren afhI ans S ysa sa5 ssr marrsS
JANIToR. colored. frst-class references.
privileges '5e work out at ons place g
yrs call Sunday, weekdays after pm.
MAN aaiS0f teolored, color; wants work from IL 80
pm. to 7:3o am. Box 393-Y, Star.
MAN young. single. draft-exempt, native
Washingtonian. desires change Of, employ
ing. security and real estate experience:
2 yrs. college; desires position with good
future and attractive salary. Box 3i3-Y,
MAN, colored, wants part-time housework.
Gal, FIR 43!S before pm.
nice room in hotel or boarding house,
close in town; have evening job. Box 40
MAN. 20 yrs business exp. handle person.
mel and direct operations, desires perma-
nsnt Job; exc. record. Box 125-A. Star.
work, any kind: refs. Box s6-A, Star.
MAN, middle age. active. excellent health,
college education, holding administrative
now in rsrss Tse s ss
responsibility for duration of war. full or
part time. Box 271-S. Star.
MANAGER, chain store, experienced cloth
Ing, aiss resdIto1wear and general merchan-
tional ability; draft-exempt; $500 draw
MsGTsT ,ns Es9uired Msl Bog M ola star
yator Yasn and switchboard; colored Dupont
oFfIcE off1 VsiaSlas MaSaGRR. e. rs, 4-r. college
sorrespondence. dE. Si4s alter 8. Box
SALESMAN a5 years experience m mer-
chandise, finance and publicity. age. 50;
can travel any territory. Woodley S519,
or write Eox 55-A, Star
SupT ESTATE, or similar; 20 years hor-
companion: over draft age. Box 1o4-A,
fRAFFIc ADMIN, 7 years exp. aOvt. and
PVT ind sns,e YEARS srst c9lege ed IL law:
eat-ot- town location. McEntee. DU: s4so.
TRUCK DRIVER or chauffeur; good expe-
risnce and reference DE. 1923.
WRITER AvAHABLE-Ex clear
ernment. public relations Travelled. ma
ture. capable, penetrating understanding
Of economic, political and social problems.
CONFIDENTIAL inquiries invited. Box 112-A,
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HELP WOMEN.

Any worker last employed in an
essential or locally needed activity
can not be hired by any other en-
ployer except upon presentation of
a statement of availability from her
last employer or the USES.
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SITUATIONS MrA = wonrA.
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ss1 ssar "uu S~te Aof Hhiuhis' etc. BOX 76-As
MAJ i asD Ens ssHFss ss 10 sh sSis ,.nor
SITUATIONS woMEN.
varied experience. desires interesting Do
sitiSn' sasa Must have good salary. Phone III.
Observation-Disclosures, washing
ton resident: college graduate: pleasing
hish-class secrssariai work. BOX GOA. Star.
ssaEssS,SsArHEE' so1 s9,sY s.sr hrs 5 evenings xssk
sTkNoSSRAPhiEsR. expert. COLLEGE dssre., ssr
work by week. day or hour manuscript writ
IN ing; Il, ,editing; an research. DL 2704. Ext. 10.
sTENoGRAPHER.. thoroughly competent
and experienced all branches law, including
patent wants position, $40 wk. BOX 77-A.
sTENoGRAPHsR-TYPTsT, thorough, knovI-
aoSe m,ne 81 french shorshapd speed so words
good references. Write Box ,s.A, star. s ;oSi ;ssi
ssss yslDBeS; 8 letters letters etc. at home. Il 5Iss.
IYPIsT, experienced. wishes typins Of
be- bsesas aon. msnaasSSriDss' ~ ENVELOPES: work TO
results guaranteed; reasonable. Box s4-
WOMAN. colored. wishes n,sh. vor. from,
tsih,rough, si, Monday wv e4AuAs
MomhN, COL, pleasant and used to meet
Lng people, willing to make self useful; de-
penoaole would like Job as res. manager:
exp. IN almost any work: in exchange for
an, an qrsi ana some sal: no other income.
WOMAN ATTSoSsRaNEY, washins.onian. avail.
able shortly. seeks connection. Governs
ment or private, where initiative, resource
iuiness recognized. EXP aduniristratiya
asst; 1000 chain industry, public labor
Ts1asipns Boa fsA ggsssss4onne gss4 legislative. research:
WOMAN, coiored. wishes lob as obila.,
nuIse nfuIIs live in; experienced HI. o396-J.
s WoMAN, colored. high school grad, desires
WnMs W9sK eyenings in,.;. or nights. CO. 773s.
ssfahhers; sala s, mind children by hour; refs. BOX
WOMAN, colored. with child. 8, want,
COOKING or g.h,w, in employed family,
Part time or days work; experienced. 2304
WOMAN, refined, capable, experienced.
middie -aged, widow, wishes work as house
Keeper IN hotel, rooming house or club or
pposptal M A. Baush, r. 2. Box o.
WOMAN. Is; Is years restaurant ana
menus me, Sundays free. Box 2I-A, Star. So
WOMAN, young, will manaae private
estate or club. drive. teach French or act
as nostess; OF excellent. gentle family;
eoCcation and social references Wrtts
Hutn Putnam Mason. 1909 18th st. NV.
YOUNG LADY as doctor or dental assist
ant. Du. o9l6. Call Sunday after pm.
TWO GIRLS, Is yrs. old, want lob after
scnool light cleaning or taking care ~
children. Call Me. 3241 after i pm.
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HELP WOMEN.

HELP WOMEN.
CLERK, GENERAL OFFICE
WORK; GOOD SALARY.
CAPITOL FUR SHOP, 1903
G. ST. NV.
CLERKS FOR DRY CLEAN
ING STORES; EXCELLENT
OPP ORTIZ UNITY; GOOD
PAY; Sc. SECTION. FIR.
2567
Evening star., 1943-09-26

Hotel-Restaurant-Club
Position wanted as manager or steward;
references. Box ga Star.
ESTIMATOR
Salesman, S Mt. roofing and sheet metal;
locally know excellent reference. Box
114-A. Star. 2Ss
ROUTING DELIVERIES.
Washingtonian who knows all D. c., 52
yrs. old, efficient at general office work,
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TYPTST

1T1O1 l.,
Experience not necessary,
very interesting work, in a
fine mems store. Salary, $50.
Apply at once, Office. Lewis
& Thos. Saltz, 1409 G st. NV.
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CAFETERIA.
ASSISTANT To EYECT

=, Girls. colored, of neat appearance. for
the following. Steam table, bussing, kitch-
work. Collier Inn, 1909 Col I'd. NV.
1Sth and Col. rd).
ASSISTANT TO EXECUTIVE.
College. girl. preferably with some ad-
mlnIstrative retail background; KNOWLEDGE
OF Government orders helpful; permanent
position as assistant to an executive Of ma
tlonal association; salary open. Write
Iully, giving age and experience. Box 16-B,
Evening star., 1943-09-26

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
FOR ARCHITECT AND CONTRACTOR,
TELLiGENT AND CAPABLE OF ASSUM-
ING RESPONSIBILITY SALARY, ST, 800
YEAR TO START. WITH UNLIMITED OP-
pSRTuNITY FOR RAPID ADVANCEMENT.
AAPpLI Isl SHAPIRO, alo1Rso, INC, 1341 CONN. AVE.
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SECRETARY

oGS4IG an
Wfdely-known essential business organ
lzat1on has opening for secretary Must
pc accurate, rapid stenographer with COL
lege education or equivalent in experience
interesting work. Good salary with op-
portunity to advance on merit, Pleasant
surroundings and good location. Replies
must include age, training, experience
names of former employers, telephone
and address: Box 79-A, Star
BILLING-COUNTER LERK
Iyplng and general office work; excellent
opportunity; interesting work. See MIR.
Werner, Call Carl, Inc, 614 H st NV
Evening star., 1943-09-26

With good instruction and education. Ap
ply Berlitz. $50 18th ST NV
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zeista.
Per II pastaru menesiu
alijantai numuse 1,414 ia
ponu karo lektuvu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-06-25
RUSQ FRONTE LAU.
KAMA AUDROS

Sovietu fronte vieSpatau-
ia kokia tai itempta ramu-
ma, kuri gall issivystyti j
audra, is vienos ar is XII
tos puses. Dabar kaip tik
suejo du metal kai Vokie-
eiai uzpuole Russia, Birze-
lilo 22, 1911 metals.
Rusai, bijodami tos aud
ros, pakartoja savo kars-
tus raginimus kad Allan
tai tuoj atidarytu Vokie-
CLANS antra fronta ir SUI
ardytu planus puolimo Ru-
sijos, jeigu naziai planuo-
ia ja pulti:
"Jeigu dabar paveluosi-
me, musu bendri reikalai
pavojingai nukentes", sa-
ko Maskva savo raginime
alijantu pultis j antra from
ta.