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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-19
Sergeant Schooner
Given Homecoming
By Thoeny People

THOENY-The arrival of a four
star general couldn't have created
more excitement than the coming
of Staff Serg. Thomas Schooner late
Monday afternoon, accompanied by
his father and sister Irene. Ser
geant Schooner is a veteran of over-
sea aerial warfare. Donald Daven-
port got busy spreading the news.
In short order. many arrived at the
A. Stuber home with baskets of
food for a dinner in honor of Ser
geant Schooner and Pfc. Dan
Thoeny. The evening was spent So
cially ard a lunch was served at
an early hour. Sergeant Schooner
was born and raised in this COM
munitY-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-19
VIEW Program
For
Men Sunday

The Glasgow Veterans of Foreign
Wars post will sponsor a public pro-
gram in the courtroom here Sunday
afternoon at l, to which all men
who have served overseas, or their
relatives, are invited. post officers
announce.
Carl E. Hammerness will preside.
Speakers will include Vern r. Kelly
OF Kalispell. V.F.W. Montana de-
partment commander: Hans Hanson
of Great Falls. past department
qUa-termaster and William Spady.
department quartermaster.
The officers will explain features
Of the WV. program and what it
is doing for service men.
The speakers will be here after
attending a Northern district V.F.W..
meeting in Wolf Point Saturday.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-19
Here
As Harvest Aid

Seventy-five Negroes from jam
aica. British subjects. arrived here
Tuesday morning from Chicago for
work in the sugar beet harvest. The
group was divided into three crews
to work on some of the larger acre
ages. County Agent James K. Nc
Gibney said.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-19
e. M'Colly
Buys 2,240 Acre
AckIand, Holding
BY Courier Correspondent

HINSDALE. John G. McColly,
well-known rancher and farmer
north of Hinsdale and popular auc-
tioneer, completed purchase this
week of the Lewis Ackland ranch
holdings near Thoeny. The purchase
included 2.240 acres of land and the
ranch buildings, together with leases
on adjacent grazing land. Mr.. Nc
Colly will use the Ackland ranch for
range for cattle. MN. Ack-
is retiring from ranching and
farming for the present.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-19
HinSdale W0man'S
Club Pushes Bond
Drive i'm October
BY Courier Correspondent

HINSDALE - The Hinsdale Wo-
mans club will conduct a special
war bond drive during October as a
part of the Montana Federation Of
Woman's Clubs campaign to raise
funds TO buy a Navy Scout bomber.
Mrs. Hugo Hansen was appointed
chairman of the committee in
charge. Other committee members
are Mrs. Frank Gaspar, Mrs. r. r..
Black, Mrs. Ruth Baker and Mrs.
Ted LangemO. Bonds purchased dur
ing October will count in this spe-
cial drive and will also count toward
quotas in the Sixth War Loan.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-19
Glasgow Wins
AT Malta by
$50 Margin

Although they failed to get rolling
until the game was well under way
Glasgow high gridders defeated
Malta, 38 to o. in a football contest
on the Malta field Friday night.
Coach Ray Baker used all 81 men
on his squad in the scrimmage with
the outclassed Mustangs, who had
lost virtually all of last years high
ranking team and are working
through this season without a regu-
lar coach.
Opening the game, the Mustangs
pushed the Glasgow second string
to its own 10-yard stripe. Regulars
then went in and averted a score
but made little Roadway until a
pass interrogation by Center Ole
Hammerness, in which he dashed
40 yards, brought a touchdown. Burt
Mann's kick was good.
Mann figured in a spectacular
play for the next counter. He bat
ted down an attempted Malta pass
and it bounced in the air off a
Mustang would-be receiver. The
hefty Glasgow end retrieved it to
to paydirt. A buck through
center brought a third score. Frank
Holland ended the first-half parade
when he reversed his field on an
end run. cut back and ran stand
ing up over goal. The score was
300 at the rest period.
Joe Fey got in the scoring col
lmn early in the second half. He
steamed around end and down the
;idelines for a total gain of AZ yards
and a score. Mann's kick was good
put Glasgow was offside and the
extra point was nullified. Another
buck through the line brought the
count up to $50.
Calvin Goar captained the first
.tring and Butch Gallagher the Sec
md team in the Malta fracas.
The summary.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-19
Sheldon Bulls to
Be Offered Oct.
26 at Billings

L. H. Sheldon, Nashua farmer and
breeder Of Aberdeen-Angus stock.
will offer two yearling bulls at an
Aberdeen = Angus sale in Billings.
Oct. 26, he reported while visiting
here Saturday. One bull comes from
the Enchantress Trojan Erica fam
lily and the other from the Miss
Burgess. The sale will see As fe-
males and go bulls offered and is
being held with the cooperation of
the American Aberdeen = Angus
Breeders association.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-19
Opheini Man Gets
Mishap Treatment
BY Courier Correspondent

OPHEIM. - Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Morey and daughter Holley and Mrs.
D. Gamrath went to Glasgow Mon
day. Mr.. Morey went for medical
treatment for after effects of in
juries when he was hit by a vehicle
driven by L. Haggle of Glentana II
day last week. Mr. Morey and Stan
ley Parish we're cleaning out a truck
Just dumped in the elevator when
this vehicle drove into them, knock
ing Mr.. Morey unconscious and in
juring MI. Parish's leg. Mr.. Morey
is manager of the Occident Elevator
here.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-19
PIONEER VISITOR

NIr. and Mrs. Thomas r. Jones
OF Kalispell were in Glasgow We'd
nesday afternoon. They came on the
bus from Scobey to take the train
for Kalispell. Mr.. Jones formerly
lived here and was engineer of the
first passenger train to pull into
Glasgow after the railroad was
built.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-19
HARD WHEAT
BELT GROWER
"PENALIZED'
Haynes Points Out There is No
Surplus of High Protein
Grain in u. S.

THE wheat producer of Montana
has been crucified for years by the
failure to recognize that he is not
a competitor of the soft wheat
zones, which comprise by far the
greatest area of production" it was
declared here Tuesday by F. F.
Haynes of Forsyth. Republican can
didate for congress from the east
ern Montana district.
West of the mountains, the pro-
duction is soft wheat and goes in
bulk to the Orient" he pointed out.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-19
SHIPS NINE

NASHUA Nine carloads OF
cattle were sent to South st. Paul
by H. j. Nickels Thursday. This was
the largest individual shipment OF
livestock this year from the Nashua
station. He and his sons, Lester and
Russell, accompanied the shipment.
Jack Nickels was here to assist dur
ing the loading. Their ranch IS
located south OF Wiota in McCone
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-19
Employment Office
To Change Location

Present location of the United
States employment service office
here will be changed Nov. l. it was
announced Wednesday by Manager
A. j. Fey. 1t will be moved to the
empty office space next to the VAL
ley County Abstract office, he said.
adding that a change to a down.
town location had been under con-
sideration for some TIME.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-19
Charles Barth Is
Named President
Of Nashua Local
BY Courier Correspondent

Dg OOuIitI
NASHUA. Charles Barth was
elected president of the Nashua
Farmers Union local at a meeting
here. Other officers are William
Kummerfeldt, vice president. and
d. E. Hawbaker. secretary-treasurer
Delegates named to the state con-
vention at Lewistown are MI. Haw-
baker, Joseph E. Wagner, Mr.. Barth
and G.. N. Larson, all of whom left
Tuesday morning.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-19
~REeikjern Back
From So. Pacific

Arnold Breikjen, technician fifth
grade. arrived Friday from Fort
Douglas, Utah, where he had report
ed after his arrival in San Francisco
from service in the South Pacific,
and is spending a 21-day furlough
visiting his mother, Mrs. c. P.
Breikjern.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-19
KjelStrup Named
Navy Day Leader

Appointment of Mayor E. J. KEEL
strip as Valley county chairman for
Navy day. Oct. 81. has been
announced by James w. Uncles of
Butte. state chairman. A special
Kiwanis club program and other
observances of the day are planned.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-19
DICKS HAVE O

GRANDVIEW-Mr. and Mrs. Err
nest Dick are the parents of a boy
born to them Friday, oct. -. Mrs.
Dick and sol are in the Wolf Point
hospital.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-19
Medium Now in
Charge Of Local
Weather Station

E. Wilbur McCollum. with Mrs.
McCollum and their three-year-old
daughter. has arrived here to
become official in charge of the
Glasgow weather bureau station. He
succeeds Lowell &. Carpenter, who
has been transferred to the bureaus
Great Falls station. Mr. McCollum
has been stationed at McGrath'
Alaska. and has been in Alaska
for the past six years. Mr.. Carpen-
ter has been in Glasgow since the
local station was opened in May,
1913.
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair tonight and Friday; cooler
Friday.
Evening star., 1944-09-20
HELP MEN tcontinusdl .

YOUNG NAN. ex-service or Ar. to learn
fns nos,tion automobile parts business
working conditions and T aood i'c chance eAfor for
MoToR CO: eth and New 'so York ave. t1onNt NV.
learn sundryp Sasnss. ssd
branch Into good b-day week. commission
prcRSsitien; $40 salary to start. HUB
MnoEshhs; Mount Rsinier;, Md SIfn and Eastern ave.
neishborhood drusstore, after school even A.
Beacon SSGs sAeRSc Ria III :us snd
SSa svf L6Tanof S1 81 hseo hss immediate
keepers, Jumpers. truckers bundle COL
WoonwAPpns 1sSsSIs wAPns smpSymsnt once 9th f1or
openings for watchmakers. .jewelry repair
press feeders. Apply employment once
s: KHNN SONS CO. requires the services
OF shoe sslesmen: good commission rate
S.s sedy dsaTns oas s cSoSnt ooT Apply
SMALL carpenter contractors needed to dc
framing for housing project on piece
E1 T9rk PASS; will be paid weekly. Phone
WANfED--: good service station attend
Win S6Ea Sef sR MAR jos IS pSSa ss2
big future for you! 100 permanent posi-
lions lions in ps e. one ns ety Sfs Ss the hs
steadiest working onditions-Wsshinaton
d. G. Mechanics and learners. auto body
workers, auto painters, and brake, tire
repair concern in the East, stated by 200
trained people-Call Carl Inc, Washing
tons Little Detroit"-is enlarging its
main plant and expanding branches to
use 100 more people full time, with good
starting pay and plenty of jobs to advance
to! Interviews daily now in your "of
pointment-District 2775. Resistrants will
be seen at main plant, .614 st. NV.
REGISTER for your future job and have Job
with future! CALL CARL. INC, Wash
lngton's Little Detroit" City-wide auto
service with convenient locations.
Evening star., 1944-09-20
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
ALTERATI0Ns. remodelinE, repairs. new
SHg4iMldninHSi H4MnHSis Foofns' any size Job. N q.
estimates for any type Of work, special list
in storm sash. asbestos siding and roofing.
1908 Emerson st. NV. RIA. 42ss: evenings.
Di1vEWAYs SURFACED. new concrete or
x%br.22E XeSb .2EH aHnTI VI .S1ao ss15 con, Az .,...
concrete work and senersl Contractor. Est. Est.
sssssy s$sssS .''is Ts.DhsSs:: II '',d s,''
se: s:p. s.;n Wood 0ssssn soSls sasa
MoSksNfzI S YouI soia aoME II poEsh.. M aola: n:
anG saet teu si
and plumbing; roofing, siding and storm
s:sh Get SgF dssf dsEn'
M Mo6HRNfzs SH1ssfsSe' HoGk HONE soS and add .ddi-
tional income. Attics made into rooms,
vo1F
ersl house repairs. U Get our our free rec ssti-
RoME Rosi ia %Sa1sa Nc .sc S2ns
i soofMd Or aa%s sss..ses sSo siding, r.moa.,,n,,
Psv:iSsTE ssFTs 11S E.sse Go sc;T{e sscgsrTx .AH
Member J.-M, Home Improvement Guild
ssaess s:ssaaaiseRSSa5;: 9SWs Porch nov Will. h.,.
s. &; :Ss sSs: sss osss s?s;ss:
ins, insulation; eombinsticn storm sash
dSFfr5L if Il iMfsovEMrSF En- sfoS Sco-paint,ns.
paperinE; s ;,r roctins; repairs; paint spraying.
56hNseMAN3MLE! Isl NHM1 vi f!4r roonns. siding 30 storm
cSs1nAcfna esssi f e.. besf; OF. to sscSo S GATES
Evening star., 1944-09-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO AIr 9so DRIyING LESSONS TeasonaSle sn!
sPANisa. nssive teacher. Conversations
snail groups: - sENoE RAMOS. RE. soSs
teacher; beginners review. speed dictation;
private lessons: moderate rates. DU. 1925
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able on Cubs. Taylorcrafts and waeos;
Q;330 horsepower ratings at Congressional
Airport. out Wisconsin ave. on Route $40,
between Bethesda and Rockville. Nd. Take
Rockyille bus st District line. Phones.
kT snS nn SSS ,cnoo,
for boys and Girls Of high school ase, Z
few vacancies now available. WASHINGTON
SCHOOLS ASSN. 204 Colorado Bldg, RE.
FREE TO MEN AND woMEN-Nisht class
IN nngerprint identification. Hurry; class
limited. Pay for text only. Write BOX
STENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners' and refresher
courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretArial subjects. Est.
sss BOYS scaooL inGsss fsss ST. ,opa
SuieR GfHisGl ThsaSs54 FEvIfw cou.sr :, .no,tn.na
typewritine, bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes: New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1893 St, MA. 1898.
Evening star., 1944-09-20
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
paired quickly. factory -trained mechanics
oFEIeH MAcHiNEs coRP.. Bond slds. do"''
APFLIANCES-Electric fans, fixtures, ra-
dos. washing machines, refrigerators, sold
and repaired: wiring for light and power
No job too small Or too large. BEN'S, The
Live Wire: 1243 81 st. ne FR. 5000. IL
APPLIANCES REPAIRED, electric irons,
toasters. percclators; base plugs installed:
s vases made limRs; ;r estimates On, on house
na,Xy,,,,iNHAs o240 and IA; 2dss:
psirins; complete quick service; PROCTOR
BRlCKW0RK, pointing. brick steps, FIRE.
places, gardeh, walls. general repair work
CAN j. MILIARD SAWYER. Phone WA.
CIExNfNG.Rurs and upholstered f1rn1-
ture machine cleaned in your home or
ONCE. New dry-suds method, moth pro-
e tssts 9Mstimates: 81 E; 1893 or UN 6697.
competent mechanics. prompt and en-
cent results. pARKfRs ELECTRIC
ElECTKic WlIiNG. fixtures, extra out.
III rsps,rs. .SSa az an1nse: ss sDesialty REGAL
FANS. blowers, sriils and commercial ap-
:a:9: s:e';: sRsiE' sn ''s,s;;
HyRNITUR8 REPAzRNG and ciesSins.
All kinds Of furniture repairing; furniture
cleaned in the home. Quick service on
small or l.Ise tehs; Expert work at lowest
o47s. ~ o.11"lSo 70" Az
Evening star., 1944-09-20
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

CLERK TWISTS = BRITISH MISSION.
Apply lio5 10th s st. NV 5aS Employment i, ofise
saturday, to i; excellent opportunities.
coUPLE. eoioTsd; no children, for farm
lob for sober and reliable couple See
1s e5esent e ct NV xorfns hh osao sond
tions. good salary and commission. a447
EIiEHvAT1ioR IiH n OPERATOR, either man or
pm; with license, references. 2029 Conn.
FLORIST HELPER for retail shop, South
Arlington; good pay and working condi-
FooD fSeS5 cHHs cHEckEks. bar checkers, exDeri-
ing conditions, CHICKEN HUT REsTAU-
ae Rsn Hahr safy for 0sd sHRR 1m epHy
Man M AND WIFE to take charge Of small
farming, wife for Housekeeping for. small
family adults; salary, S1o0 monthly and
heep a..a S5 m1s5 ps5ns sasy kH sss nd share Dr0s
MAN Or WOMAN. eolored, as helper in
ddoetoE's ONCE; SIS to start; opportunity g9s,
FL sSx excellent
tions, vacation with pay; permanent po-
AppIy s to wv Mr. asai Aidrich' PEoPIEs
DRUG STORES. II ST. ne.
SHOE SALESPEOPLE for mems, women,
and children's shoes; women with OF
without experience, men with experience
good salaries, permanent positions; pleas
Hahn IA sHo h ADn DRd Ms
YOUNG LADIES and men. with college
BACKGROUND preferred; free training for
lucrative postwar managerial opportuni-
ties offered by national dance organiza-
ton. DON MARTINI. 502 18th St NV.
ACME MARKETS = Essential work men
and women wanted; now is the time to get
into a good permanent staple Job, that
offers real postwar future in the retail
most Jobs. We will train you and pay full
wages while learning; positions open now
truck leaders. Good starting salary; we
will make every effort to place you near
your home vacations yearly with pay.
low group insurance optional Stop in your
nearest Acme Market or apply once, No.
is NJ st. ne. VINO regulations.
Evening star., 1944-09-20
Hglp ooMHric tesse.,

|
~ as1sela is 'siin'as. & as .sibb
MxiD. psiysts school. no sund.,.. RAN.
MAID. experienesd, with references and
health sard; adults; seod DAY. other
rs. SiR SaS, e care for i-''ar-eld child and apt
AR s:.. ns eossHfv g. VA Se 4s:s s:sv' laundry
MAID cleaning and cooking. full o. part
TINE: liys In or out; salsry epsn. Phone
laid. g.h.va laundry. no COOKING, stay
Thursdaa sns. nisht. no SUNDAY; good sslary.
TsuI:; 1sSs q sun; SIS week; 4 i've IN. csii
IA, EAr1se 1eosi sit.rnoop. 4.ao to s.ao ,or u.bt
Thurs. OF. sun. 81. 3i6e. ~ y S
MAID, colored. TO serve evening dinner In
private nome; S-day week; no cookins
i;5l Nam: sh;.;: NO cooking, in new home;
agrt. s1ss &: ss IN s4snS SIS week 1918
sssssas s:ssrd!s ssS s:''sns e
H. s.s sna iiss.rs i: sor Nj el..sns sfss and l.un
; E;AIS. Esh!ts s = o. eeler.d; %Isal.- sssa pIs: q
81 s.ree nx nys co m 7soa y as''reo lohA A0oarns
T.. wi ,sso ,ss ssns:' az 4ssr'ss'' ss'
A. Nap n white s;. i0s shy and coos!nr fam:
MAID s1i w. eclor.d: m family; ati NO
sund.y: pls..ans room with bath; Iks .in
NURsEMAiD. white. care Of ) girls aSed
8. 2H and 3 months; permanent position,
I've In. $26 per week. Please call WI.
PzkT-T1ME MAID. s.h.w.. light laundry.
2 e $40; !Ssl,II SlI ana pass: EM: eCss. 49,.
to care for modern suburban home and Z
ss s1's5sn 5Sf8 sS:as :na. 'ss ,%t.r'
WOMAN. tues. ana Sat. iron snd clean.
cspto St day p.esaur snd eirfi5e iai5 sss North
small apt. and child for WORKING mother;
ana %hss P i:m,
:spSb be: ee-opsrstiSs; none other need
WOMAN 70 care Tor adult and a-ye.r: :old
for weeks; start before Oct. q: excellent
JRfnf; ssg s9s rSf.r S w: nw N MSs s. r. OK
WOMAN for s,h.w.. no laundry or heavy
Seef M sa.. ana sasn ssa
"a SsSs MH1sss aE'aiy sr'tt
q Tussd., 1smL ef and g. sanasg lsu1d5n o
500 Lincoln I'd. ne. Phone DU 1887
after 8 pm. or before am.
Sl15 MONTH and good home for expert
sncsd woman with nice disposition. for
cooking cooking snd general ,M!s, ho9sework, lisht
stairs room and bath; near bus; local ref
srens.s Box 55-A, Star;
out household stan OF 4; good wages
Gail Crdway 1882
LADY, alone, wants q eirl or woman.
white or refined colored, for plain cooking
and small apt; excellent Wages. OE. 445S
Evening star., 1944-09-20
PERSONAL
,LE 81 WAkI;HIR !I sEHHviCE. QIys y,

RELIABLE WAKE-UP SERVICE. Give us
AZ sr' sdsS. ts5 Information call MR. 11fraasTT'
WATCH REPAIRING; 2 to 4 days service;
ton: alarm Clocks reneireS. yworf' snsrsn.
teed: ELEcTRIGAL CENTER. 514 10th St.
BURKE's BxBYIAND NuRsERY-Unex.
celled day and night care for children, 3
to mos. Under supervision Of reg. nurse
Call OK. 2288. Massachusetts, ave-, Route
2, Franklin Park, Falls Church. Va. 24s
HAVE FUN at the dances given ~ the
HAVE sABY faoToGSAiHED Il home ~
baby portrait expert: total cost. 8 photos.
HEMOR1aOIDs eradicated by my own
method. Results effective for . life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No.
drugs Or surgery. DIR. 9oMA1RWERCK.
4S2l H2 1otn Fl sfnnniNxs;oSR M; "a sE,':. a547
rspafred while yoo wait. Room 0O2.
Westory 1l49, sos 1Ath NV.
cam1bsrl. g you afs ia nssa q . lean d
u $500 % yeu1 sasnstsrG
Evening star., 1944-09-20
HELP WoMRN.

W0MAN. rsined. reliable. ,eI clerk. foE
pm. IsSEsTMihNT sSNaih r'SatSI PHxkMAcY. IN 1soi < <
MosaxN. white, young. l.sht homework,
ss.s sosIa. EM. !S5S4.A Aau'''' sio0' losn :n'
room. caii MISS CARTER. Wo. sssis. u.s.
between 9 Am. and pm.
ssentis e xorR. bsins psss q
the personnel Of school and doing some
on e.1: & oa ina @ sSs s:r
va WOMAN is1 1oi to work in small cafeteria
must soGs S.vs s.sssa ssa
perience. Reply. sivins telephons .num-
1er,z 1enr,z az ana business experience. soz
WoMEN: white: part time. evsnin..; hitch.
ssS hePsT Rsnn.d. e. hG1ts a. YAY
is. 70 learn ssteteris work IN one .!
Ms asHls es e. sos o4 es
WOMEN who are intsfssted hn securins
rant business, managers. asst. managers
supervisors. cashiers. checkers. newsstand
t:a e :pu1 fera' q tEEsi sts nhI%A sss a.
positions carry rood salaries. pleasant sur: sur:
.na %s.s II. hh; gss ADD
woMEs oi@lt }s9 api for general ono. work: eoun-
" e1Ss 'i!t1l sv2s sne d,nsf5 ''' under 90
Sn '.sps5' ppy u aGHns'Ta URo Rcom cs:
woMENS EsS SwHNTED. Hs aS. .ses ss Is to 50: no *.
tos
at start range from $23 to S26.6 30 with
rapid increases. promotion Opportunities;
home. Apply smoiosment once. 5ss 1Ssh
st.. NV. $50 Am. to 8 Pm. Mon.- Fri;
eHGsApEAks eaS Pa z poFoMAc 81 Mss!uIaaz uTaaEzipHoNE
YOUNG LADY, refined. as clerk in dry
pleasant work; good salary; permanent.
;!'ss SSSse LA 'hSD3 ss:eon.s1s Dsrm.nsn. 20;
meet The public and typins necs.sary;
leDes isfy ysondsntse Sox
f9S1Si SoGNG LADY. for permanent position with
Gs large s.a r; xt
hand REQUIRED. but not necessarily. insur-
ness Ii sisrRTY Sas suR III
ANCE CO.: 1922 X st. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN as assistant bookkeeper
part-time position; hours, 10 to 4. 6atur-
days 10 to 1; coneenial SURROUNDINGS;
YOUNG WOMAN. high school graduate.
under 30, to assist with general ONCE work.
Must be touch tyDiss. Experience In
clerical work not essential as we will teach
you; but must be ACCURATE and willing TO
work with detail. No fisurlng necessary.
iissi p.,a Vacations, .a flss sasnseoss.s!sn: sSS
upon qualifications. Apply in person to
Miss Helm, Room 300, CAPITAL TRANSIT
CO, 36th and Prospect ave. NV, George
town. Take Route 20, Cabin John street.
YOUNG WOMAN oR GIRL. coiored. for
cleaning in bakery. No Sunday: uniforms
SWISS PASTRY sHoPPE. 49I6 Wis. ave
NV. ton Fessenden ST..
SERVICEMAN'S wife to live in, care for
baby and apartment: salary; will accept l
child. FIR. 5000. ext. 604, between & and
5; or apply 522 lst st. Sc, after 9. MRS.
S: KANN SONS CO. requires the service.
Of shoe saleswomen;. experience preferred,
but not necessary. Apply superintendent {
| once. fourth floor
WOODWARD l. LoTHRoP has immediate
OPENINGS for ONCE worker, typist. billing
machine operators. gift wrappers, markers,
f,G' p0 YOU Want ~ Z DAY DAY WORK. Cotton
Textile Manufacturers Association needs
help OF neat good character girl or young
married woman for nling typins, adding
and other general once work on 4-hour
day, 6-day week basis at S! per hour il
you qualify; conveniently located: nice
writing, stating full particulars and ouali-
hcations. Box 252-J, Star.