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The Glasgow courier., 1944-12-21
Col. Dawley Sends
"Jap" Greetings

To local friends, Col. c. R. Dawley
of Great Falls, who has been in the
southwest Pacific for almost thr0a
years, this week sent unique Christ
mas cards. They are pieces of Jap
anese occupation money used in the
on which are written
greetings from the colonel. They
were sent to Otto M. Christinson,
Elmer Hall. F. D. Alvord, T. j.
Hooking and Sam Gilluly
The Glasgow courier., 1944-12-21
Many Activities
Christmas Week
Set at HinSdale
By Courier Correspondent

HINSDALE -. Christmas week
activities in the community will in
clude a school program Friday eve
ming at 8. special church services at
the Lutheran church Sunday eve
ming and a Sunday school program
there Sunday morning and the an
nual Sunday school Christmas pro-
gram of the Methodist church Sun
day evening.
Two Christmas PLAYS will be pre-
sented by the Hinsdale grade school.
Ten O'Clock in Toyland" and "A
Soldier in Bethlehem They are
directed by Myrtle Westby Azell
Anderson and Margaret Robertson.
Treats for the children will also be
a feature.
Services at the Lutheran church
Saturday evening will be conducted
by the Rev. T. T. Boe of Glasgow.
The Christmas program for the
children will be held at the usual
school hour, 10. Sunday.
The Methodist Sunday school
program is Sunday evening at 8.
Mrs. Anna Chester, superintendent,
is in charge.
The Hinsdale schools will close
Friday evening for the holidays, re-
opening Wednesday, Jan. 3.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-12-21
LANE IS PROMOTED

Melvin Lane, now serving in the
Pacific with the navy, has been pro-
NOTED to radarman second class, his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lane,
have been informed. He recently Wis
tied in London, he told them.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-12-21

this week. 1t is hoped that a tenta-
tive final report on sales can be
made next week, Mrs. Morton said,
and asked all who may have over
looked making contributions to do
so as soon as possible so that the
final report can be issued.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-12-21
WILL OPEN COURSE

HAVRE - Medical secretaryship
courses will be open for freshman
students at the beginning of the
winter quarter on Jan. 2, according
to an announcement by President G.
H. Vande Bogart of Northern Mont
ana college. In former years, it was
necessary that a student specializing
in medical secretaryship begin her
college work with the autumn
quarter.
The Glasgow courier., 1944-12-21

change in them. They definitely
show their appreciation of proper
care, too."
Lieutenant Lewis received her
training at Sacred Heart hospital,
Havre, Mont, graduating in 1943.
She entered the army, Dec. 4, 1943.
Her mother, Mrs. Viola Lewis, lives
in Glasgow. A brother Private
Orville w. Lewis. is with the signal
assault unit in the Pacific theater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06

High Singie-Magee, lS5 High three-Magee. SS2
 High game-Oakville O., 57A High team-scovill ERA 1875
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-06

4DB b0O b34 High single-Michelli. iSi High three-Tato, 400 High game-Amer. Brass, 623 High total-ScovilI EAR, i766
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-15
IMontono Youth
Bible Comp at
Hovre June 1929

The Montana Youth Bible Camp,
sponsored by the Assemblies OF God
of northern Montana, is scheduled
to begin next Monday and continue
for ten days at the Beaver Greek
park, 20 miles from Havre
The camp, which has been plan
ned to feature a program of Bible
instruction, recreation, and evange-
ism, is open to boys and girls and
young people from 8 to 20 years OF
age Already more than 100 are reg
istered, and many more registra-
tons are expected by the opening
day on June 20, it was stated by
Rev. Dalton, pastor of the loca,
Assembly of God church.
The instructors at the camp are
the Nev. Fred Dalton of Libby, the
Rev. E. A. Born of Cut Bank, the
Rev. ]. B. Wiles and Mrs. Wiles o.
Havre, the Rev. M. Dormier o.
Fairfield, the Rev. A. A. Howell o.
Malta, the Rev. Carl Hines O.
Opheim, the Rev. H. M. Barefoot ant
Mrs. Barfoot of Wolf Point, ane
the Rev. Paul Williscroft and Mrs
Williscroft Of Glasgow. The princi
pal speaker at the evening service,
will be the Rev. John F. Hauck O
Helena.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-15
#8R Kl E!!; o. !'! ouR
75# !. :s,tos.

Fort Sill, Okla.-Pfc. Walter Dut-
ton, Libby, has been selected to
attend the communications course of
the Field Artillery school at this
post.
Pfc. Dutton is the son of Mrs.
BERTHE Dutton of Libby, and the
husband of Ethel Dutton.
Enlisted men and officers are con-
stantly returning to the nations
only Field Artillery school for in
struction in the latest artillery tao
tics and techniques.
The accuracy and effect with
which artillery fire has been de-
livered on the enemy by our troops
overseas reflect the value of this
training.
Ernest Russell Peterson S lie,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Peter
son, Libby, has completed the course
of training in the Aviation Radio
man school at Memphis, Tenn.
Seaman Peterson enlisted at Butte
on Oct. l, 1943, and took his boot
training at Farragut.
Somewhere in New Guinea.-Lt.
John r. Harmon, Libby, has been
awarded second Oak Leak Cluster,
in lieu of third award OF the Air
Medal, by It. General George c,
Kenney, commander of the Allied
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-15
ROND DRIVE COMMITTEE
OPENS HEADQUARTERS

The committee of the Libby Wom-
ans club, in charge of the Fifth
War Bond Drive, has opened head
quarters in the building formerly
occupied by the Fashion Beauty
Salon. A large incendiary bomb is
on display in the window and the
name of each person purchasing 9
bond will be written on the bomb
and some day it will be dropped on
Tokyo,
The room is equipped with tables
and chairs and attendants will be
there each day during the drive tc
sell bonds. 1t makes an attractive
and convenient headquarters for the
committee.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-15
VACATION SCHOOL
SUCCESSFUL

A very successful religious vaca-
ton school, conducted by Sister M.
Dorothy Anne and Sister M. In
violata, came to a close Saturday.
On Sunday the following children
received first Holy Communion:
Anita Baeth, Paul Beccari, James
Hoppe, Leanne Kenelty, Sidney
Leir, Mona Pival and Joan Reedy.
The procession was led by James
and John crotteau, altar boys, fol-
lowed by Dorothy Croy, Betty Luxa,
Joy St. Marie and Joy Beccari, car
rying baskets Of flowers. The COM
municant5 followed.
Father John C'Malley questioned
the children briefly. His sermon in
cluded Instruction to parents or
their duti16 to these ones.
The Sisters left for Kalispell Mon
dnv
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-15

Air Forces in the Southwest Pa
cific.
The award was for 'meritorious
achievement" while participating in
operational flight missions in the
Southwest Pacific, during which
hostile contact was probable and ex-
pected.
These operations, which played
an important role in General Mac
Arthur's coordinated air, land and
sea offensive against the japanese,
consisted of long range bombing
missions against enemy airdromes
and installations and attacks on enc
my naval vessels and shipping.
Throughout these flights, his cita-
tons states, he demonstrated "out-
standing courage, ability and de-
votion to duty"
He is on duty. with lombard
ment squadron with the Fifth Air
Force. and is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harmon Of Libby.
An Eighth AAF Bomber Station,
Eugland-l/Lt. Lawrence j. Gregor
pilot on an AAF flying fortress, has
been awarded an oak leaf cluster
to the air medal (mentioned in last
weeks issue) for exceptionally
meritorious achievement while par
ticipatine in heavy bombardment
missions over enemy occupied con-
tinental Europe"
Willard Alvin Roe S lie has com
pleted the course of training in the
Aviation Radioman school at the
Naval Air Technical Training cen
ter, Memphis, Tenn. Seaman Roe
enlisted in September, l943, at Kali
ispell. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Bert c. Roe, Eureka.
18th Army Air Force Sergeant
Edward L. Hewitt has been promot.
ed to the grade of staff sergeant &C
cording to an announcement by thu
| 18th Air Force Headquarters.
Sergeant Hewitt is gunsight ane
power turret mechanic in BIZ
squadron stationed with the 18th All
Force somewhere in southern Italy
His wife, Ethel L. Hewitt, anc
young daughter, Mary K, live a
Libby.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-15
HELD-LAKE NUPuALS
(Reported BY q friend)

NThe L. l. Lake home in Warland
was the scene OF beautiful we'd
ding Wednesday, June z, when Miss
Lois Held became the bride Of Sgt
Thomas L. Lake with the Reverend
E. Roy Fort officiating.
The service was held at high noon.
Mrs. Lake, accompanist and pianist,
sang "Oh Promise Me" Following
the scripture lesson, Mrs. Fort sang,
II Love You Truly" To the strains
OF Lohengrin's Wedding March the
bride and her sister, Miss Verna
Held, as maid Of honor, came to the
altar where they were met by the
groom and his father as best man.
At the close of the very impressive
ceremony, Mrs. Lake sang Be
cause" Mendelssohn's Wedding
March was played while the happy
couple greeted the guests.
The setting was worshipful in its
beauty and simplicity. Before a
background of white, bordered with
evergreens. in the center Of which
was the American flag, stood the
altar on which were the cross and
candles. The altar was draped with
white satin which ran in graceful
folds to large baskets of spirea and
white seven-point candelabra which
thanked the worship center on either
side. The candlelight ceremony was
held in the large living room dec
GRATED with profuSion of summer
flowers.
The bride was lovely in floor
length gown of pink chiffon over
satin. She wore finger tip veil
with tiara of lilies of the valley
and carried a colonial bouquet Of
pink roses and sweetpeas and white
carnations. Her only adornment
was a heart-shaped locket with the
air corps emblem, gift from the
bridegroom. The maid of honor wore
a floor length gown of blue net over
taffeta. Her corsage was pink roses
The mother of the bride and bride
groom and the bridegroom's grand.
mother, Mrs. w. H. Allison, wore
afternoon dresses and their cor
sages were of red roses.
The bridegroom wore the uniform
of the serviceman and the best mar
wore the uniform of the forestry
service
Lois Darlene Held is the daughter
of Mrs. Emma Held of Butte. She
attended the Whitehall high schoo
and for the past several months has
been employed by the Symons De.
partment store in Butte.
Sgt. Thomas Leonard Lake, sor
Of MIR. and Mrs. l.. t. Lake, is ar
instructor in the Air Force Mainte.
nance Engineering School in New
Haven, Conn. He is a graduate Q.
the Phillipsburg high school and at
tended Intermountain Union College
in Helena.
Following the wedding ritual I
delightful luncheon was served ir
an attractive buffet style. A beauti
full three-tiered wedding cake, top
ped with a miniature bride anc
groom, was the centerpiece on the
brides table. Another miniature
bridal couple centered the seconc
table. A social afternoon followed
Present were the brides mother
the sister, Miss Verna Held Of Por'
Townsend, Wash, MIR. and Mrs. Cal
vim Bowman and son, David, Mrs
Leonard Peterson, and Miss Collier
Hansberry, all Of Warland, and Rev
and Mrs. Fort of Libby.
After several days in the Lake
home, the neWlyWeds will leave fol
Butte and New Haven.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-15

Nose had been arrested for speed
ing. This was his fifth offense and
as he was presented to the Judge he
muttered daIkly under his breath.
It sounded 1uspiciously like an
oath.
Repeat that!' Numbered the
Judge.
An III says was God am de
jedgA God am de jedge!"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-15

Bargains for ypu! Lots OF them In
the advertisements In this news
paper. You are losing money II you
do not read them. Il
Washington Journal., 1944-05-26
Der MOrOprOseR sesen @iaer

Sn benz bieiieen MoroprO5eB ge-
gen oen Anmalt &obert Sngeriou
Miqer, Der ben Srrenar5t Or. Sino
megen gbe8erniirfnis auf Der StraBe
i'm @el1Gftspiertel in Ieinem Nuto er-
i1oB, erl6ien oieier Gage Die @attin
oes Mngeflagten ais 3eugin fir i'm.
sic iagte aus, Der Srrenar5t, nit
Dem tie elm @erb1ltnis bate, bdtte
mebrmals groBere Summen @eloes
BON ibr angenommen unO bate i'm
@eiprd6 nit ibr Serrn Miaer nit
grldieBen beorobt. 9ie 8erteioi=
gung 3ielt oarauf bin gu 6emeiien,
0eiIler babe CUR 3eit Ser Worotat
i'm Mffeft gebanoelt. MuBeroem miro
oie @laubipiiroigfeit zines Neger=
3eugen gegen Miaer in 3meifel ge=
5ogen our6 Die 8ebauptung zines
&raftmagenfiibrers, Der Neger babe
ibm @elo a~ngeboten, menn er Die
Musiage oes Negers 6efraftige.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-26

madt bat. @eroen sic &liien lie
%anforoern? @eroen iie tie i%tberbaupt
annebmer, iuenn tie fommen mol.
len? ltn0 tpas gei6iebt nit ienet,
oie ais friibere polniibe Staatsbiir-
ger 3u betra6ten iino? ODER nit
ienen, oie rum6nii6e Staatsbiirger-
i6oft beioBen?
@enn Mbfommlinge bon 0eut-
i6en Guropos, oie niemals 3ubor
oeliti6e 8iirger paren, i1mtli6 nod
8elltl6lano umgelieoelt peroen ioa-
ten, Damn gd6e es einen oeuti6en
8ebolferungs5ttpa6s bon meiteren
Is Miaionen. Sn ser Side6ollo-
uofei alein leben gegenipdrtig 81
Milionen bon ibnen. Cine iol6e TO-
tale llmiieOlung" miiroe ni6t MIR
oaS Troblem ldaffen, pie Elm per-
fleinertes 9euti6lano Oieien uuge-
5euren 8eo0lferungs5uiuahS nGbren
uno beid1ftigen fonnte; Tie niiroe
audi 9eutidlano erbebli6 ltGrfen.
@enn ale Na6fabren bon 9eutiden
aus @oleu5 &tBlan0, Der 2i6ebo-
ilomafei, SitpreuBen uno oen per-
i6ieoenen 8alfanldnoern ge3pun-
gen miiroen, in 9euti6lano 5u le-
ben, Damn itiege Die oeuti6e 8epol-
terung nit einem Wfal BON 65 DILL
lionen ouf cine ~iingebeure &rdfte-
fon3entration bon etpa 80 Mil-
lionen.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-26
Die Oentide 2mftpaffe nud INNER
itarf

General $. $. @rnolo, Ser &om-
manomnt ser amerifmii6en 2lft-
ItreitfrGfte, lpra6 neuli6 Die @ar-
nung aus, oaB oie amerifanii6en
Snoaiionstrltppeu, trot oGer ser
oeutIden 2uftpaffe bisber 8ugefiig-
ten @erluite, einen ltarfen 2uft-
mioeritnno at ertparten baben.
Sn elmer Yreiiefonferen5 erfldrte
General Arnolo, oaB er ser feiten
Anii6t it, oaB Die 9euti6en bisber
nit ibrer 2uftmaffe 3uriidgebalten
baben INN iie oann am Gage Ser
Snpaiion @uropas in ibrer boaen
Starfe in Mntuenoung ali bringen.
u8ir milien aus @%rfabrung, Dob
Die 9eutf6en in letter 3eit unieren
8ombern nur i6ma6en @ioerIton0
geleiltet ba6en uno es pare falI9
81 glauben, oaB Dies aus Seigbeit,
ODER infolge zines Slug5eugmangeIs
geideben lit. Sd bin felt oabon
iiber3eugt, 6aB 6ie oeittide 2uft-
luaffe, in @rpartnng Der S%npaiion
ibre Sllg5euge fir Die fommenoe
8erteioigung oes bon BEN 9euti6en
beiebten 5eItlmoes in &eierpe bait.
lautete Die @rfldrung oes Generals.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-26
&OritOke
tn MtttelitalteM
Maiierte famen bis sm 20 Meilcn
DDr &Dm

Wialiierte aQiierte Mrmeen auf
Dem Nn5io=8 riidenfopf uno an Der
italtenii9en Sauptfront leiteten bic
ie ISOLDE gleid3eitige Sffenlipen Elm,
Die groBe S9la6ten ausloiten, Ourd)
Die oas S6idial Homs Die Der Oelt-
i6en 10. Mrntee innerbalb Der nod
iten Gage enti1ieOen meroen fonnte.
@ab einem i6tperen gom6enbagel
altf oeuti1e Srltppen uno 8erfebrs=
mittel itieB uniere 5. Nrmee a1tf Dem
8~riidenfopf bis meniger ais 20 Wfei-
len gntfernung bon Der italienii6en
&auptItaot unter Dem 8efebl BON
@eneralleutnant Wfarf @.Glarf Dor,
ser iein 5elobauptquartier i'm
&fgebiet oufgeiAlagen bat.
@merifanii6e Snfanteriiten rid
ten gegen giIterna Dor, Inn bic oeut=
i1e @auptna6i6ublinie nit Der Dei-
ter iiioli6 gelegenen Sauptfront 81
unterbinoen, mGbreno britii9e Srup=
pen unmittelbar gegen Gom p%oritie-
BEN.
Nn Der SanptfrDnt
Mn Ser italienii1en Sauptfront
ltieBen 8riten, &onaoier uno 8olen
Ser s. Mrmee gleif5eitig NIT GROCER
@etpalt gegen Die gerteioigungen Der
oeutifen 2inie I'M 2iri=Sal, 80 Wiei-
len oitli9 oes griidenfopfes, Dor,
uno amerifanii9e iopie %frei=fran50=
iii9e 9ipilionen lebten ibre Sort
i1ritte an Der 6ront bon Bico nab
Serracina am Tprrbenii6en Weer
ebenfaas fort. @Qes in aaem na-
rem es Die ltdrflten alliierten &rafte,
oie auBerbolb &lBlanos in Oieiem
&rieg ienals in Die 56la6t einge-
ieBt morOen lin0.
Gnti6ei6nng itebt beDOr
Bon oem II Sin. itorfen oeuti6en
Seer meiB man, oaB es our6 @ene-
ralfelomaridaa gilbert &eiielring
nunmebr enogiiltig auf ben &f
feltgelegt puroe, in Der Soffnung,
oie @nti6eioung ab5utpenoen, Die ibm
General Sir &arolo Aleranoer per-
ipro6en bat.
Ser @nofampf Inn &om mag ni6t
mebr lan9e auf ii9 marten laiien.
9ie neuerli6 borbereiteten 8ertei-
oig~ungslinien, BON oenen aus Die
0eutiden ben lebten @ioeritano lei
item oiirften, ebe lie Die @mige Staot
aufgeben, lino nur etpa iieben W9ei-
len noroli6 Der 8riidenfopf=8eri=
pberie gelegen.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-26
Gbineien melOen peitere @erlute

9as 6ineiiide Sberfommanoo
meloete oieier Gage Sen Sal BON
Sulbib, elmer Staot in Der Sonan
Bropin5, an Die Sapaner. 2uibib
liegt MIR Is Meilen BON ser Sbenli
@ren5e entfernt, uno Die gbinelen
fiirften einen 9[ngriff auf Sungf-
man, mas benz Seinoe ben @eg
nad Noropeltdina 0ffnen piiroe.
ebenfaas miro angenommen, oaB
Die Sapaner mad ibrem neueItep
Siege, cine umfreiiung Ser in ser
Sonan Brobina befinoliden hineii-
I6en Sruppen be5peden moQen.
Cine groBe &ataitropbe Itarrt
unS bonn aiiatii6en &riegsi6auplaB
ms @eii6t", iagt ser n0ailp Mir-
ror" bon SEEM Yorf, rnGmliG ser
mogli1e 3uiammenbru9 ourb oie
uebergabe Gbinas an Sapan."
Ser &ongreB aaein Tonne 9lbbilfe
ldaffen, inoem er bic NOTICE Silfe
fir Gbina i6afft. gbinas S6idial
mag init nnierem eignen perfniipft
iein, beiBt es ipeiter, oenn es oiirfe
nidt p%ergeiien fueroen- vSapan uno
oas fommuniitiide &uBlano fin6
Maiierte, nno oas lebtere bat feline
Mngen auf Die noropeitliden gro-
oin5en BON China eeri9tet", marnt
oas 8latt.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-26
AntbunD Gramer erbGlt eimen memen
SrOSef

Sn Dem Safe BON @ntbonp Gra-
mer bat oas Sberbunoesgeri9t einen
nelten Pro5eB a~ngeoronet. Die @nt-
l9eionng erfolgte auf @ruto elmer
8erufung, pel6e Gramer, elm natlt-
raliiierter 9euti6er, eingelegt bot
te, na6oem. er oes 2anoesperrates
iiberfiibrt moroen nar. Mngebli9
bate er 5tuei oeltti6en Saboteuren,
Die I'M SUM 1912 nit einem u-goot
na6 Der amerifanii9en SitfiiIte ge-
bra6t woroen paren, &ilfe geleiftet.
Washington Journal., 1944-05-26
Tragmiirbises 8elaitnnssmaterial
aeaeu 6ampt abgelebnt

8unoesridter Sobn g. Barnes
in Chicago lieB oieier Gage einen
Eeil oes 8emeismaterials ni6t 81,
mel6es Die Staatsanpalti6aft beab-
iidtigt batte, in Dem 3peiten Bro-
5eb gegen Sons Saupt gu benltsen,
Ser oes 2anoesperrats beihuloigt
miro. Ser &ihter enti6ieo, BOB
elm unbeifriebener 8riefumidlag
nit $2050 un0 &leioer BON Salpts
Gobn Serbert, Der 5uiammen nit
flint anoeren Saboteuren am s. Nu-
quit 1912 in @oibington bingeri6=
tet muroe, ni6t porgebra6t fueroen
oiirfen. 8unoes= @ebeimagenten be-
baitpteten, iie bdtten oas @elo uno
Die &leioer in Saupts @obnung am
81. SUM 1912 gefunoen.
Gmpfehlen Sic bic Spurnalbrnferei
Washington Journal., 1944-05-26

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Evening star., 1944-09-17
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SLIPCOVERS, drapes. upholsterying; all
work guaranteed, at moderate prices
quick delivery. CO. 1880, MR.. JONES.
WATCH REPAIRING; 2 to 4 days service
matchmaker on premises for prompt atten.
| ton: alarm clocks repaired work guaran.
teed. ELECTRICAL CENTER. 514 10th st.
between and sts NV 23s
lgxECUTIvE WANTED. with merchandising
AND sales organization experience; excel.
flent opportunity for man with promo.
tional ideas 70 become associated IN firn
now formulating postwar plans, Write II
detail to BOX 472-H. Star.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADV. OR EDITORIAL position. BY young
woman. college education, years, ex-
ASST. PR.-sTENo@Mature wom-
an, exper., executive ability; perm. Boz
CoLLEGE GRADUATE. %. desires respon-
sible position from 9 p m. to midnight,
GoaASoS pas Sfss to Boy sry sty5 peop ssr refined
perienced, cheerful disposition; salary rea:
sonaole f; Ghristian lady. exp. practical
nS5s!fe pocfoRs" wi ksdffp1oNrsr af9 or assistant ant
Cheerful and diplomatic young lady, expe-
rienced in positions of responsibility. Let
ter of availability. Phone FIR. 2l3S Sunday
TiRd: nRd SaII q. / 5 PE; s5ss;, s:;,n.,s -. ~ 49,
siterstionss Reasonable Miss BETS RfataS isst
IESPs RNH AsArkA Ap & ADAMS ss asss;sn sass
and executive background; experienced in
directing large personnel ofice: has con-
as Mh salary and wsse
VINO controls and wages and hours. Write
Box 375-H, Star. or call GE. 6612 after
EXECUTIVE secretary-assistant desires
position with the leading executive in
hish-Rrade private industry or other or
snd ON Word ss ars
publishing and manufacturing experience.
Possesses good knowledge of organization
and administrative functions, capable OF
meeting public. interviewing employing,
supervising, editing, keeping accounts,
records and statistics. preparing reports;
excellent correspondent, good judgment
Employing individual must be Of superior
type. Box 269-H. Star.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. college grad,
expert stenographer. correspondent. con-
suming ,responsibilitys 3 nationally known
RxEcufHvvE nv 4Eh sEckEfxkY, Efias B. A. degree
cxper. in personnel field, available immedi-
ately: Please state salary and hours. Box
1867. Star.
EXPERT STENO. SERVICES after pm.
offered In exchange for nice room, home
privileges. or. on hourly basis. Dictatior
must be rapid. Box 23s-H. Star. lSs
GIRL, colored. neat. wishes job as elevator
or switchboard operator NE. 1928.
GIRL, colored. wants cleaning in beaut,
par!ors, white only. Hobart 0291. II
GOVERNESS, languages. music. sports
handicrafts, nat. citizen, finest references
desires position Of responsibility. Boz
360-H, Star.
GRADUATE NURSE desires employment
Say q sasr sdsry' preferably Sc. section. Box 341
HIGH SCHOOL GiRL wishes care Of chill
dren evenings and Haturdays, neighhorhoot
Conn. and East Understood. WI. l135. III