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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23
Norman Haupt Gets
City Appointment

Norman E. Haupt has been named
storekeeper in the city purchasing
to succeed l.. Polk
Shank, recently appointed city sani-
tary inspector.
The appointments are both eff
fective January l, 1914
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23
Don't Miss

the Chronology Of 1919 in
next weeks issue. A full page
summary of the leading events
Of 1943 in words and pictures,
together with "The Years Ten
Biggest Events" selected by
Baukhage, WNU Washington
correspondent.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23
Subtle Resistance.

Subtle Resistance.
A Dutch underground newspaper
urges Dutchmen to write on every
wall, on every tree, every fence, and
every cafe table such names as
Tunis, Libya, Catania, Orel, HAM
burg, Cologne. The paper exhorts:
Never let them forget that the tide
has turned and we are on the road
70 victory
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23
Poles Damage Engines.

Nine hundred damaged railway
engines recently passed through
Warsaw en- route to German re-
pair shop. Large numbers of these
were damaged as result of action
Of the Polish underground bands
which are severely hampering the
transport of supplies to the Russian
front.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23

Domestic production of woodpulp
this year will be less than 9 million
tons as compared to over 10 million
tons used by the U. S. in 1912. A
further decline is anticipated for
1914.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23
RATION
DEADLIrNES
CANNED GOODS

Green stamps D, E and F
in Book No. 4 are now valid
and remain valid through
Jan. 20, 1914.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23
MEAT, BUTTER,
OILS

L, M, N, P and @ stamps
Brown in Book 3 are now
valid and remain valid
through Jan. /, 1914. r
stamps, good through
Jan. 90, 1914, can be used be-
ginning next Monday, Dec.
27.
Spare stamp No. / in Ration
Book No. 4 is also good for
5 points in the purchase of
Pork only and can be used
till midnight January 2,
1914.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23
Leitersburg
NeUS

Troubles never come singlyl Re
Gently Ensign Robert Rodgers wrote
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rodgers, north of town, that he had
broken his arm playing football. A
few days later the yhad another let
ter telling them that he had been
injured in plane crash. 1t appears
that he was flying the plane, when
the wheel locked He radioed the
field for landing instructions and
was told to land on the water. He
wrote that the last thing he remem-
bered was a big splash. When he
came to, he found that his injuries
amounted to nothing more than a
broken arm (although he didn't say
so, his arm was probably broken
in the crash and not playing foot
ball, as he first wrote) The Ensign
is now in hospital, but his parents
have not yet received any mailing
address. When they do, it is hoped
that all his friends and classmates
will drop him line
Charles Morningstar, another Lei
tersburg boy, is confined to a hos
pital in Louisiana, suffering with
Athletes Foot.
Miller Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John D. Smith, edge of town, who
joined the Navy two months ago
and is stationed at cambridge, is
expected home for the holidays.
Petty Officer John R. Kerr, U. S.
Navy, who is stationed at Great
Lakes, spent a short time in Letters
burg last Thursday Officer Kerr
was called home due to the death of
his wife's mother, Mrs. Fannie
White, Emmitsburg. Due to a mis-
take in the wording of the telegram,
he thought that it was his own
mother who had died, and so went
W
Eugene Boward, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston Boward, who is sta
toned in North Carolina, wrote
home that he was passenger on
one of the big U. S. Bombers on a
flight over the Atlantic Ocean.
The three Woodring brothers,
whose home is on the Waynesboro
highway, are widely scattered. Les
ter is stationed in Michigan, Bruce
is in Iceland and Charles is in Italy.
Richard Hollingsworth, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Sheridan Hollingsworth,
who is stationed in Florida, is ex-
pected home for the Christmas holi-
days.
Mrs. I. Keller Shank, who has
been i'll for the past ten days, is able
to be out again.
Ira Baker, who was confined to
his home last week by illness, is
back at work again
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson
were both i'll with grippe last week
and were unable to go to work.
Arthur Newcomer, popular man.
ager of the Leitersburg Grange, is
i'll at his home. During his absence
from the store, /. Keller Shank and
Leroy Lehman have been assisting
Mrs. Newcomer at the store.
Mrs Vincent Zeigler and son,
Denny who reside at Security,
are confined to the home of Mrs.
Zeigler's parents due to illness.
Mrs. Effie Neufer, who has been
i'll for several months, suddenly took
turn for the worse last week and
was removed to the Wsynesboro
Hospital.
Mrs francis Stockslager is also
patient at the Waynesboro Hospital
and she and Mr.. Stockslager are
proud to announce the arrival of a
baby girl.
Miss Mary Poe was the guest of
Mrs. John Kerr, at Emmitsburg on
cs,4..x.,7,-v a,,d <l,a e,,ocf of tba n n
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23
SUGAR

Stamp No. 20 in Ration
Book No. 4, good for 5 lbs,
can now be used and re-
mains valid through Jan.
Is, 1914.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23

Miss Mary Poe was the guest of
Mrs. John Kerr, at Enlmitsburg on
Saturday and the guest Of the c. G.
Letter family in Waynesboro on
Sunday afternoon.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23
GASOLINE

Last day for use of No. 8
"a" gasoline coupons Feb
bruary 8. "B" and &C" cou-
pons expire according to
dates on Individual books.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23

Mrs. francis Stockslager is also a
patient at the Waynesboro Hospital
and she and Mr.. Stockslager are
proud to announce the arrival of a
baby girl.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23

Mrs. Effie Neufer, who has been
i'll for several months, suddenly took
turn for the worse last week and
was removed to the Wsynesboro
Hospital
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23

Arthur Newcomer, popular man.
ager of the Leitersburg Grange, is
i'll at his home. During his absence
from the store, l. Keller Shank and
Leroy Lehman have been assisting
Mrs. Newcomer at the store.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson
were both i'll with grippe last week
and were unable to go to work
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23

Mrs. Vincent zeigler and son,
Denny" who reside at Security,
are confined to the home of Mrs.
Zeigler's parents due to illness.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23
SHOES

SHOES
Shoe stamp 10 valid until
further notice. Stamp No.
|, on the "airplane" sheet
in Ration Book No. 3, is
also good now and remains
good until further notice.
FUEL OIL
Period l coupons in new ra-
ton sheets are now valid
and remain valid through
January 3, 1914. Period ~
coupons can be used nor
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23

Charles Morningstar, another Lei
tersburg boy, is confined to a hos
pital in Louisiana, suffering with
Athletes Foot.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-23

Ira Baker, who was confined to
his home last week by illness, is
back at work again.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
Comite de
Amigos de Russia

En- la noche de aver quedo inte-
grade en- ell Centre Obrero, en- Y
Dor City, ell COmite Amigos de
Russia, que en- Tampa representa-
"a a la organization nacional del
mismo nombre.
Para integrar Ell cuerpo direc-
tor fueron electos los Sres. Alfre-
do Rodriguez, presidente; Jose
Miranda, vicepresidente; Cesar
Bode, secretario, y Josefina Mez-
quida, tesorero.
Sc nombraron comites de propa-
ganda Y festejos.
Ell DR.. Jorge A. Trelles fue e.
lecto presidente honorario con mo-
two de haberse afiliado volunta-
riamente al tener conocimiento de
que ell Comite iba a formarse.
Comedies ciudadanos de Tampa
ldentiflcados con S causa' seIdii
invitados a patrocinar Ell Comite'
Ell programa del Comite Nacio-
nal Sc compone de estos puntos;
Hacer frente a la constante de-
manda del pueblo americana por
una information clara y cierta de
todos los aspectos de la vida sovie-
tica; darle al pueblo americana Ia
oportunidad de expresar su ad-
miraci6n Y carino hacia nuestra
gran aliada Russia; tomar accion
especffica en- contra de la propa-
ganda anti-sovietica que pretende
dividir a las naciones Aliadas.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
Perecieron un photo
Y tres ninos

San Diego, CAL, agosto 19.-Al
chocar en- Ell aire dos aviones in
terceptores P-38, muri6 ell photo
de uno de ellos y tres ninos que ju
gaban junto a una asa hecha pc
dazos por ell violento descenso de
uno de los aviones.
Una explosion Sc prOdujo al pro
ducirse ell choque del aeroplano
con la casa y las Ilamas volaron a
gran altura. Las tres c%riaturas
murieron acknowledgements. Sc
Ilamaban Nicolas Schumacher, de
5 amos; Margaret Schumacher, de
8 amos, Y Kathleen May Long, de
cinco amos.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
Aiada BOmbardea a Ciola TaurO v Palmi
LEGO ell ministro
Antonio Eden
.Esperase que asista a
la conferecia ell
Secretario Hull

Quebec, Canada, agosto IA
noche Sc dio la noticia del arribo
al Canada, con Ell fin de asistir a
la conferencia anglo-americana,
de Antonio Eden, ministro de ne
gocios extranjeros de la Gran
Bretana.
Llegaron con Eden ell subsecre-
tario permanente de estado, Sir
Alexander Cadogan, y Brenden
Bracken, ministro de information
Creese que ell secretario de esta-
do americana, Mr.. Hull, arribara
de hoy a manana.
Ell presidente Roosevelt Y ell pri-
mer ministro Churchill estudiaran
aquf importantfsimos problemas
Y polfticos. Los acuerdos
Sc comunicaran inmediatamente al
mariscal Stain, primer ministro
russo, Y al generalisimo Chang
Kai Shek.
Dicese cue Eden Y Sumner Wei
les iran persSnalmente a Mosc1 G
informaran a Stain.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
BADoGLIo Y ORLANDO
HABLARON POR LA RADIO

Londres, agosto 19.-Hablaron
aver por la Radio desde Roma, ell
mariscal Badoglio, primer minis
tro italiano, successor de Mussolini'
Y ell exprimer ministro Orlando
que tiene SO amos de edad, once
mas que ell mariscal.
Badoglio manifesto que Italia
no perecera 81 mantiene su fe. Or
lando record6 a los s%iciiianos que
elIos no a~ceptaron nunca ell yugo
fascista.
Dirigi6 sus palabras Badoglio
"a nuestros amados hermanos en-
IL m~artirizada Stella. Sc refi-
rio a Ia defensa del "honor" he
cha por las tropas italianas y ale
manas.
Orlando record6 que sus hiJos y
hermanos estan en- Stella.
violentas demosttraciones tu-
vieron Iugar en- Geneva, en- euyo
nuerto los obreros desafiaron a la
nolicia v la milicia. Los obreros
. declararon en- huelga con mott
- del an~iversario de Ia muerte
de Mateotti.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
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La gaceta., 1943-08-19
Seran investigates
las condolences del
vicio en- Tampa

Baio ell presionamiento de los
clubs cfvicos, que apoyan unas
manifestations hechas por la Sc
nora Margaret Ansley, que apa-
rentemente no esta relacionada
con la polftica, Sc va a iniciar u
ma complete investigation no solo
de las condolences creadas por las
intermediates venereas en- la ciu-
dad de Tampa, sino tambien de
otras actividades %contrarias a la
decencia pdblica, i%ncluyendo ell
juego prohibido.
La ciudad tiene un nuevo jefe
de policfa, ell Sr. Neberger, y este
ha prometido colaborar activamen
tie.
HOY Sc efectuara una reunion,
q las 2 de la tarde, y sera oida la
Sra. Ansley.
AL acto han sido va invitados,
o ell comite de policia, los seno-
res Newberger y "Sport" Sinclair
Tambien asistira ell coronel g.
L. Brothers, del cuerpo medico de
Ia Tercera Fuerza Aerea.
Apoya las palabras dichas por
n
la Sra. Ansley, ell Sr. Wayne Be
Wis, presidente del Comite de Pro-
tseci6n Social.
Muchas personals Green que Sc
trata de n maniobra politica en-
contra del alcalde Chancey y pa
trocinada por amigos de un can
didato.
Ell nuevo jefe de policia ha pro-
metdo actuar con decision y fir
meza. -,
Presentara ell ejercito una lista
de los lugares donde los soldados
han contraido enfermedades vene-
reas.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
ENCoNTRADO EN- KENTUCKY
Ell AVON PERDIDO

I'm bombardero de la base Mac
Dill, que desapareci6 hace tres
dias, fue encontrado aver cerca
de Hazard, KY, donde Sc estre-
lara contra una montana. Pere-
cieron u tripulantes y los dos pa
sajeros que Nevada.
Estaba ell avi6n en- canine de
Battle Creek, Michigan; y Ell do
mingo por la tarde Sc lie VIC en-
Greenville, Carolina del Sur.
Los nombres de las vfctimas va
Sc dieron a conocer.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
FNcoNTRADo Ell A
DE UNA MUJER

FL cadaver de la Sra. Julia Wa
nomaker. de 3s amos fue eneon-
ado ayer en- su departamento,
aoso n6mero>3O5 de la Gale Nor
Ia muerte, en- opinion del jefe
10 detectives Stephens, Sc debio
meas naturales, pOsiblemente
,na enfermedad del cOraz6n.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
Destruidos los puentes de AngitoIa y ataca-
das las c~omunicaciones en- Staleti Pontiodi
Dicese que ha Ocurrido en- Italia un
acOntecimiento de importancia.
Sc pide a los patriOtas que esten preparados
para ell momento oportuno

dBOSlO - oar
cos de guerra de los Estados Uni
dos bombardearon aver ell terri
torio peninsular italiano Y sc oye-
ron ~violentas e~xplosiones en- Clio
la Tauro y Palmi.
Sc concentr6 ell fuego de canon
sobre los puentes e instalaciones
e~lectricas en- ell golfo de Giola, a
20 millas por ell norte de la captu-
rada Messina.
Bombarderos bimotores Y ca
a atacan las %carreteras y los fe
rrocarriles, interrumpiendo asi las
comunicaciones del enemigo.
Los puentes de Angitola fueron
bombardeados y tambien las CO.
municaciones EN- Pontiodi y Sta
lett.
La artilerfa aliada dispara por
encima del estrecho de Messina.
Frente a Cerdeha fue dejado a
punto de hundirse un pequeho bar
co de guerra del Eje. I'm vapor
mercante fue hundido por la avia-
ci6n en- ell Golfo de Eufemia.
Aviones alemanes atacaron a.
yer a Bizerta, en- horas de la no.
che.
Seis aparatos del enemigo que
daron derribados. Dos mas lie fue-
ron d~estruidos en- la noehe de agos
to II. Tres aviones aliaOs no re-
tornaron a sus aer6dromos.
TODD ell Sexto Ejercito l~taliano,
seg1n un boletin del mando, que
do aniquilado en- la batalla de 81
ella. En- Africa fueron extermi-
nados ell Primero, Quinto y Deci-
mo.
Cuatro torpederos ingleses alta
caron un convoy aleman frente a
la costa de Holanda, en- la mana
ma de hoy, Y en- el combate result
taron averiados algunos buques de
escolta.
BESIDE Estokolmo hablan hoy de
un acontecimiento de mayor inn
portancia en- Italia; pero no Sc ha
dicho cual es.
Algunos Green que Badoglio Sc
prepare para entregar eI poder.
A los patriotas residences en- ell
territorio ocupado de Europa Sc
les dijo aver, en- nombre del man
do aliado, q. Sc preparen para Ia
invasion en- una fecha historical
que pudiera estar cercana.
les pedimos a ustedes hagan
la mas perfecto preparation en- Ell
menor espacio de tempo possible.
Ahora que la liberation dc Sici-
liza es completa, empezara la de
los paises ocupados de Europa.
En- el momento oportuno los pue-
bios seran notificados''.
Los alemanes dicen por Ia IA
do que ellos aguardan un segun-
do frente, que sera alberto muy
pronto. Creese que la intencion
del mando aleman es demorar a
los Aliados en- Italia y despues ha-
Ger ana resistencia desesperada en-
Il paso del BrenerO.
Una escuadra de invasion pare
re concentrate en- Ell MediterrA-
neo.
FL martes por Ia noehe, segan
(Pasa A La Ultima Pagina)
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
ION siete miIlas las
de choque
COlumnas sovieticas maniobran hoy
a IS millas del baluarte de Bryansk.
"Estrella Roja" demanda la
Immediate aperture del
prometido Segundo Frente

VoeV @S
al revela que las tro-
uzaron Ell rio Donetz,
Be KharkOv, Y Sc apo
Zmeyev, a 20 millas
Gante ciudad.
Operaci6n tiende a
lima ruta de escape
que tiene ell enemigO.
. tOdos los c~ontraata-
nazis, ell ejercito rojo
has de 7 millas de te-
apret0 Ell Semlclrculo
aleman en- la Ukra-
OpaS de choque soviet
On los refuerzos trail
naZiS en- los suburbios
ia a 10 millas del fe-
rkOv-Lozovaya. Es-
rama de Kharkov-K-
Jon las dnicas Was de
ps alemanes, por cuan-
era de Poltava qued6
las primeras Eases de.
fente de Bryansk, el
ietico avanZ6 de cua-
nillas y Sc apoder6 de
!, incluyendo la esta-
'laria de B~erwezovka,
pr Ell nordeste del bas-
Malinka, a 20 millas
roJas maniobran hoy
de Bryansk.
FVaS a~lemanes, congre-
"a priSa, demoran la O.
a. Embellishments en-
+ Kharkov.
mando rojo a lograr
HllgO retroceda hacia ell
.energico "Estrella Ro-
u Ell segundo frente en-
no que divierta de Ru-
80 divisiones alema-
Operaci6n puede cor
de la guerra.
10 Aliado realize en- ST.
'len preparada manic
.enoarco. La lucha en-
embargo, no hizO que
tropas del frente
.'lOna ell communicate
territoriales en-
eneuentra a 80 millas
uohde las tropas
encuentra a 80 millas
,.s De Smolensk y COM
osamente.
IA Radio alemana que
olensiva sovietica Sc
!. en- lzyum, 70 millas
ae Kharkov.
IN t1ito inicial de los
5ue muy costoso''
a'lsta militar aleman
,oia 'Orius' asegura que
40 Sc propOne n
.TSya y Ell eodo del
r 1Ozovaya es una con
'l-as de Izyum.
H.nG
IL, puntos Sc halla
0''llna Pagina)
La gaceta., 1943-08-19

MAS RAPIDO QUE Ell So
NIDO.-En la "cabina" de su
avi6n, en- Inglaterra, ell teniente
coronel Hough, de Plymouth, Mi
chigan, E. u, hizo un descenso
en- picada con velocidad de 78O
millas, una rapidez mayor que la
del sonido.
Evening star., 1943-10-13
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK not SEKEEPER. experionced
Colorod g,r,. WITH school age child wants
sob. - live in. references. Call SH. ia
an 'ima
Girl. co!orcd. wants laundry 20 do at
hone Or telephone orders from home.
GIRL. co,orrd wants work 5is days week
or days work. references. MI 1926.
Girl. colored res rhv. mornings:
cal before pm Ii 4S61
GIRL, Colorcd. wants lob. cooking dinner
GIRL, COorcd. wants days work. At
iantlC 6561.
GIRLS Gov. colored. wan. cafeteria or any
E.rd OF work after school Call between
! nd D m Franklin TOt1
GIRL. colored, wants general Office work
OF, DAYS work. Apply "I9 9th st. se,
Girl, coIored. neat and reliable wishes
day work or cleaning apt; experienced
no SafurdavS NO 2503.
HOUSEKFEPER. white. small home. small
Solarv. Box sc, Star lSs
MAID, part time. g h.w.; call Q am. 10 3
WOMAN. colo-cd. wishes ? days work. in
s.W section. Call DI 5096.
WOMAN, COlored. eXoerienced wants morn
tnr work: SOC per hr. and carfare. Column
bic 5"45
WOMAN, coIored, experienced wants
cleaning by the day; 81 and carfare
Columbia 5"45.
WOMAN, colored. will take care Of chill
dren 2 D m. 10 J > or m. TR. 1850. Ia
Evening star., 1943-10-13
HELP DOMESTIC (cont)

Enerson fsns,; liys 4ooo' 1n' 4s1s Conn ave: NV
MAID. reliable, to look after modern 2
room 70 apartment for officer and wife, out all
during day; good salary: references essen
AZ A. Pin EOS: Or phone TR. 1858.
some one wanting permanent job good
MAID, general housekeeping work; Sun
salary: for U. S. Senator. Call Ordway
MAID for employed couple; general house
work; must, be. fond of children; Sl325 a
Wain TsgK; gentle ger family. RA 4ose
references;' SO week. sH. rsi5! asso. ''oA'NS'
MAID competent general housework, in
iI;, apt;, one person: references required.
MAID; MAI, for general housework, cooking
light laundry; in lovely new home: live in;
enees health card RA. $3.50. -''
MAN AND WIFE, cooking. housework and
enced: references own room and bath
gener9pS gt n5 tine off, travel in summer: s25
NURSE, white FOR "-year-old boy; live in
or out; vicinity GEORGETOWN. Call between
NURsEMAID3cbinese Yrs i ID Oh it.s baby IA months
needs exnerienced nursemaid. no other
YORK, $50 m. TO pm: no Sundays;
Thursday, 2oo1 10Th st. NV, Mrs. Wang.
IA
and take care Of one infant; o' permanent
position; health card or equivalent re-
qHFsd WoN., liberal sdinrsd Taseo ca AP 2s2
Invalid lady and help with housework;
WOMAN, colored middle-aged, live in. care
good salary. Ma. 1920. Ext, IIo5.
WOMAN, permanent; Thursdays each week;
clean : baths, mop basement; So no car
iare; Do not apply unless reliable. DU.
WOMAN, colored, reliable. whole or part
time: coed salary; lovely apt; small family.
fam,iy; chcyy erase, Nd Nd y Wi. II s5a5. 59'. III
WOMAN, cOlored. for g.hw.; prefer one
ch,da on dnd Ao2r Orr 5000 wages; in family, no
Sonsahod MoMhS eapoOs dn s,,T wantsd to take over
WOMAN. reliable for s.h.w.. no cooking.
WOMEN (@l for cooking i's'n and Pa; INV; s11
WORKING HousEKEEPER!i pc ia" family o, 3.
eral salary and time off references Reply
ADt co.. Fairfax Hotel. city.
LIVE IS-Gencral houSewoTk. care OF
small children; no cooking; BendiX washer.
sIs AND CARr.RE. 45-hour week: small
house. yea r-old child TIE. 2t33.
NURSE, white, experienced,
between 20 and 35 years of
age, must be fond Of children.
Live in; ideal surroundings;
salary to start, $50 weekly.
Call RE. 1886 between 9 am.
and $50 pm. for appoint
ment.
Evening star., 1943-10-13
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert. books started kept
Cart tune, tax reports, prompt. reasonable
position with reputable firm. Five years
exp Box 1870, Star
CAPABLE, ambitious man -, draft ey-
empi well educated. real estate. insurance
administrative experience. desires perna-
nent connection with a future. Box lI3-C.
HANDY MAN, white, 81, active. willing.
sober. honest, wants steady work. any kind
Good refs Box "u5-C. Star IA.
tcrrcd, GCs.rous 0. change permanent
basis. Box lg5-C. Star
MAN young. desires anv type Office work,
eNp i-F draft Cal HvattS UGG5 II.
Young MAN. "S. draft exempt . yrs :
eEn. as clcr K. pFt. seCy.. correspondent and
oil mgr, desires oos;;l0n ~eqlilr.n .nc super
y1SoFy Or manaGer!al ability: $50 vkly
Evening star., 1943-10-13
ACOUNTANT-AUDITOR

Systems installed, audits. book
keeping service, tax returns.
Proper records to meet all re-
OuirementS. HO- 1854 u.
Evening star., 1943-10-13
HELP WOMEN tcont. J.

WOMAN, with bookkeeping or banking ex
perience. to work about "a hours week:
small comfortable ONCE In Woodbridge
S section. Cali NO. 1908 or inquire 1881
WOMAN to take charge of dry cleaning
store. Steady work. and good salary, Give
experience and references. Box 44O-D,
Star.
WOMEN to grade and pack eggs: expert
WOMEN, colored. for waitress work
wanted: good pay and tips. meals and
uniforms furn. Apply in person, 17lO
Eye St NV. Candlestick Coffee Shop.
YOUNG LADY. white or colored to clerk
in dry-cleaning branch store; good salary,
g@fIG S99d hours yool ood ist rsdns;tv ST. nv for
ceptionist; some typing: good salary, per-
manent; short hours. Call Ex. 62S6
YOUNG LADY for real estate Office. Call
RE. 2426 Mr.. Connor
GOOD HAND SEWERS, colored. Schoen-
berg, S02 st. NV. Room ~. second
floor IA"
THERE IS AN OPENING in the book
keeping department of one of Wash
lngton's large corporations to operate
bookkeeping machine. Necessary to know
typing, but no other bookkeeping expert
ence needed we will train the right
party. If interested in a position holding,
promising future apply to the United Clay
Products Company, 93l investment Bldg.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced permanent
position, essential industry: $50 per week.
Call 1t. Miller, Hillside 1900, Ext. n.