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Nogales international., 1944-04-14
"BiLI" Petersen
Candidate
For Congress

PHOENIX, April ID William
Bill Petersen, State Corporation
Commissioner, today announced his
candidacy for the Democratic nom
inatiOn for one of Arizona S two
SEATS in Congress.
Petersen served as representative
fo~ Maricopa county in two state
Il yislatures. In recognition of his
c vice in the Legislature he was
eectcd State Treasurer in 1888.
Prohibited by the State Constitu-
ton from succeeding himself in the
freasurer's office, Petersen was
elected state corporation commits
sioner in 1910. He said his plat
fern. making known his views on
national and international issues,
will be given to the voters at an
early date.
Nogales international., 1944-04-14
VISITING BROTHER

Roy Cumming, assistant superin-
tendent of personnel, U. S. Ord
nance Motor Supply Depot, at old
Fort Wayne, Detroit, Mich, is visit
ing his brother, E. K. Cumming.
Nogales international., 1944-04-14

Schools and/or Gunnery in order
that they may become members of
Combat Crew. It is my desire
that you convey to these men the
fact that these current changes
are part of general policy, far
reaching in significance and be-
yond the scope of any one COM
mand. I wish to express my
qualification that this Command
is permitted to retain them, and
that they can continue their
training to become members of
our flying Combat Crews. regret
that we cannot make use of their
potential abilities as Pilots, Bom-
bardiers, and Navigators but
cannot emphasize too much that
as expert Technicians and Aerial
Gunners they will be making the
greatest conceivable contribution
to the winning of the war. It is
desired that each of these men be
given a true copy of this message
and that to each will be conveyed
my deep appreciation for his ex-
pressed desire to be an air fight
Nogales international., 1944-04-14
Edward Bayze
Tells Of Changes
In Air Forces

Last week the Nogales Interna-
tional received a letter from Edward
Bayze, Jr., at Santa Ana. Calf,
Army Air Base, telling how happy
he was because he had just been
called before the cadet classification
board and classified as a pilot.
1T was the best thing that has
happened to me since I got into the
Army. Boy can hardly find words
to describe my anxiety and thrill
when was called up and given my
appointment. We had no idea
whether we had made it or not and
whether we would get our first
choice or not" he wrote.
The letter was dated March 28th
and it was followed by one reaching
the Nogales International last Sun
day in which he enclosed an order
whereby he has been withdrawn
from aircrew training.
In regard to the withdrawal no.
tice he wrote: This is the second
time that the Air Corps has pulled
this on me, and it is beginning to
get tiresome. Anyway, 1 am going
to try gunnery now and I hope
they don't close that in my face.
I'll be shipping out this week"
The notice, dated March 81, and
signed by Col. W. A. Robertson of
the Santa Ana Army Air Base read
as follows:
Subject: Withdrawal of VFTT
Personnel from Aircrew Training
ITO: All VF'T Personnel (Volun-
teered for flying training at a
Reception Center) in AT CLASH
fication Center
81. The following TWX from
the Commanding General Army
Air Forces Training Command, is
quoted for your information:
"You have already been in
formed that recent developments
of high Importance have made it
necessary that certain men un-
dergoing Pre-AircreW instruction
be withdrawn from Aircrew train
ing and assigned to Technical
Nogales international., 1944-04-14
PAGE TWELVE

er. / pledge this Command to
impart to these men the maxi
mum of constructive training to
make them full-fledged members
of the hardest striking flying
teams in the world"
Edward Bayze, it will be remem-
bered, was in two other air corps
setups before being assigned to the
program leading to Santa Ana. He
was a CPT student at the NogaleS
International Airport some months
ago, then was in glider Setup.
Recently he finished the college
course of air corps training and
was sent to Santa Ana.
What happened to Bayze is hap
pening to a lot of boys in the air
corps these days, because of an
overage of men in training in the
air forces. Last week at Luke Field,
an advanced field near Phoenix,
many boys were informed they were
being transferred to the ground
forces, and all were very badly dis
"~rointed for they had dreamed Of
flying for years.
Nogales international., 1944-04-14
Any Way You Slice 'Em-They're
us. No. / Tomateros

Almost anyone can be good fellow when the
going is smooth but mans true colors begin to show
when the shedding is tough By this test, Tomateros
who are celebrating their annual fiesta in Nogales
Nogales international., 1944-04-14
Tucsonan Victim
of Auto Wreck
Near Here

Ray Merrill, 60, Of Tucson, died
in local hospital early Wednesday
CT injuries suffered when a car he
was driving turned over about 3
o'clock Wednesday morning 10 miles
north of here on the Tucson road.
A woInan accompanying Merrill
was slightly bruised. She told Of
ficers that the car overturned when
Merrill, blinded by the lights of an
approaching car, swerved in an eff
fort to avoid a collision.
Nogales international., 1944-04-14

this week, are bunch Of good guys.
At the beginning Of the season they
had every expectation of making a
glorious killing. Things didn't work
out that way RAIN tornadoes and frost
mined o1lt their first nroduction before
Nogales international., 1944-04-14

wiped out their first production before ~ 0A'' "O'
they had chance to get going. When their crops
further South began to bear fruit prices took
dive because of California and Florida competition
On top of this they had to carry running battle
with OPA to keep ceilings on Mexican vegetables at
a profitable ceiling
These misfortunes should have turned the Toma-
teros into mserably disheartened group. They said
they very unhappy, but they kept right on smil-
ing They walled and mOaned little, but the only
tears to be seen were those of laughter They began
to talk about how the wolves howled outside their
doors each night, but thew continued sheling out
bales of long green to the Red Cross and every other
worthy cause.
Only business made up of right guys could
carry against such adversely.
It looks to us like those rare individuals who re-
fer to Tomateros as "dem buns" are long way off
base Maybe the Tomateros are slightly to blame for
this unwarranted name calling-sometmes they 60
to great lengths to prove to the world that they aren't
the least bit sissy.
But what does a thorough diagnosis demonstrate?
They're above average in education and culture
that's what! One is artist, another former singer
of light oDeratic roles and one is photographer
whose pictures have been exhibited While these are
outstanding examples Of refinement among Toma-
terOs, almost every has some attainment quail
fication that gives the lie to the fighting phrase,
vegetable tramp aNf4f u " *s5~.,-i- ~
We're all for the Tomaeros A more friendly
and congenia group would be hard to find anywhere.
Well be sorry to see them 60 when they begin drifting
away to vegetable deals in few days, and we'll
be happy to greet them on their return next fall
So let's drink toast to the Tomateros We might
take something stronger during their fiesta Saturday
night but for right now and Sunday morning: "When
you fill up the glasses, make tomato juice"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
Bill Robinson
Remains Young
nv RMENGARD P0HRI

BILL ROBINSON. the lively
tap,Star Of films. is determined to
Doe upon his dancing feet when he
passes tho century mark, and 80
prepare the world for this phe-
nomenon his routine out al the
Bowcry This week includes a YER
sion 6T The tapping Robinson ~
-four SGore years and twenty.
Since Robinson Is going 10 cole
hrate his SJNty-SlNth birthday this
month and since he manCuvCrS his
taps with the deNtcrity of a linz
Der 'tcCnstcr one wonders II he
might not haye his opR Nay M the
matter after all.
The routine is neither brief nor
simple. and nierSporScd with
Jokes as 10 is. The only effect II
seemed 10 have on the tapping
f3rtf rs We SaW nm alter the act
was A slight uorStuCsS about The
temples
Bill heads a long and multi
starred show.
THREE TREES CLUB - Sid
Cans continues as the star and
comedy hghlght of the show,
which includes the Bea NcSter
Dancers. song styliSt Dave VIII
born and Al Alexander Ragtime
Band as well.
CLUB FIHH4Rt3FF3r RTE 666 BCtttc Tay-
lor'S new Sepia revue Will be
Spring rhythm, - and will open
on the eighth. Stars will include
Irene Wiley. Billy Bird, tapStcr;
Shocks and Allen, ballroom dane
erS: Bobby Keys. the dancing
Taylorettcs and Teddy Buckner'S
orchestra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
Yiddish The ater
Play Scheduled

THE MAURICE SCHWARTZ
production Of ]. J. Singers The
Family Carnovsky" will come 10
Masonic Auditorium May 9 from
a run in New York's YiddlSh Art
Theater
The Family CarnovSky' is the
story of people who lived in Ger
many before the birth Of uaziSm
and are sketched as Mr. Singer.
himself. knew and understood
them
The cast which supportc q
Schwartz in New York comes TO
Detroit intact and includes ISadore
CASHIER. Leon Gold. Morris FEEDER,
Rebecca Weintraub Muriel Cru
Der Charlotte Goldstein and An
atole Wlnagradov.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
Alliances
Packs House
Bv eHARIFs- GENFRf

CLEVELAND. 3D.. May Z "A
.a ,-..-..t.,- .,,.5iorer infmi-
s''y''''" ,'i'aN''s ~.
me hundfcds ol L'''IV' 't"'" "''
packed ClcNelHndS ri am nl11A
NunlcinaI Auditorium Go capacity
TUESDAY nieht 20 hear one ot the
hest la rraNata s. fhai the
NetrOp0ltan has offered 200 many
seasons.
PRINCIPAL reason for 1ll tho CD-
thnSiasn was the appearance ot
fl,e lovely ftair1u fvrrC v7UT-r--.
Icia Alliances. IN the lcad'uC role
A consummate artistic Miss Az
bapese comes as close To- being tho
ideal Niulaftta rs any you can ind
on the opera STAGE Tod
Winnie she SINGS Tho role ln thn
broad Italian Tradition. with
bravura effects. her voice bias am
ireffahlo sweetness. and "a DuanCe
of phrasinc beyond compare.
In addition She looks and really
acts tho part of fho Economically
ill-fatc5 dcmi-mondaine
Vcr6Ts muSica setting az
Dumas tragic Camille calls fof
UISt such 4 vocal actress but with
possibly The sole exception o.,
Bidu Sayao. there is none cNtant
The streamlincd ones cant sIuC
the role and tho NiOlCtta Of aver
7rp av0rdup0lS belongs more tc
the tank corps than 10 the ranks
OF fatal conSumptvcs.
AlhaneSe combines al The
charms one seeks and never finds
in Ia TraViata" and she won hcI
listeners from the very FIRST act
with her "Aht ForS LUZ and hen
cav "Sempre Liberia"
Charles Kullman as Alfredo
took a little time 10 warm up &c
his role. but bV the second act
no was in fine form and his last
act duet with AIhaneSe took the
auditorium IV storm.
Lawrence Tibbett proved an inn
pressive elder Gerrnont. but thC
Tibbett voice shows wear and +,
on the wane. has SECOND act ID
To,.o,-or,ya'' ,oiv,c. only ADEQUATE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
Arts Calendar

THE CALENDAR at the De
troit Institute of Arts for The
week of May Z includes three
major events Joyce Black Gnau
opens the schedule at 4 D. IN.
Sunday with a gallery talk on
Masterpieces in the Museum"
The exhibition of 1000 years Of
silk weaving opens at l p. m. next
Wednesday and at 4 p. m, May
70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
Eastwood Plans
Two PreViews

EASTWOOD GARDENS wiil
open officially for outdoor dancing
MAY n Win Ted Flo Rita and has
band bat two provIow parties viii
come before this opening
The first of these previowS Will
be- held by the Metropolitan Frat
crnitiCs and SorurtleS. an organl-
1afi0n which has such party
each year and which viii turn the
funds II raises this. year over TO
the Detroit Recreation Depart
mcnt for use in Recreation House
on Willard street Billy Rogers
and her band are TO furnish the
music.
other prcview party will be
held the following Sunday night
when Tho Bnai Birth will hold
their annual gala.
The weekly band changes which
viii follow the Ted Rio Rita en-
cagement include Johnny Long.
Jerry VALID Henry Busse, Sunny
Durham, Vaughan Monroe and
Woody Herman.
EAGLE CAFE - Salano. the
hypnotic sensation, IS new Les
Scott is master of ceremonies.
Jean HartlF sings, and John
Edwards and Dorothy Jean pre-
SCENTS acts. too. Lourle Estrln's
orchestra plays
CLUB TEDDY. BEAR 49, The
show features Tiny TiggeS as
master of ceremonies: Ken Lourie
and Rita Russell Marie FreJo and
Bob Turner's music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
ESSENTIAL TOOLS
some Are <cGTcP-<OmP Are Nor!
an Are by Famous Makers!

iO-iNch Pipe Wrench, StiISOn pattern ....... sic
12.iHch Timers Ships, drop forged .......S I.25
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Oil Stone 6r2sl in wood box ............49c
6-Hch Combination Pliers, Top quality ....... 29c
jewelers. Screw Drivers, sci Of 6 complete . S2,70
6-nCh Graduated Rules stiff or flexible .... CSC
Ideal Test indicators, universal double side $500
Dial Test indicators, for use on gauges $1,000
Breast Drills, Speeds capacity chuck $3.50
Speed WrenCheS, famous brand .......... 98c
Socket Wrench Sets, 24-pCr ratchet handle S8.95
LuRin FuI-pOiShed NcVmeeTS, lock nut $1,000
LuRin MiCrOmeterS, same but in 1OOO0S SII.75
LuAin Inside MCrUmeteE $1,000 and S 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04

mCHIGAN-"You can't Ration Love.
N 20 a. m, 90. $40, $3.50 p. m Pas
sage 10 Marseule," 12.4i. Ash, ia,
tt-11 p. IA,
PALMS-sTATE "song Of Russia "
i2 20. $40, s. no 20 D.. m. Falcon out
Vest 4 20 a. m. 2.i0. 8. $40 p. m.
RINIERA-"This Is the Army" 1875,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04
Film Time Clock

AnAMS-i.An Raha and the Forty
Thieves u 2 90. 500 s. i0,33 Pm {;
= y 33 4. M
BROADW CAPITOL "Shine on
Harvest Moon. 1917. 3'4f 703, 1880
3. NJ The Navy Way, II a. me- 81
SEA. gsli D. ~
EREII.A-"Ths is the Navy. %
l1O. 400, 1902 9.as p M. Memphis
Belle 90 "a 80. SEA 8 ~ P:lS p. m
CINEMA -" From me Bsrents 10 the
BIack sea.. l2 3D. 3D.. US 6.27. 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04

ga. 7.33' 1882 p. m; Memphis Bsns.~
~ 80. sac. s.4S, a.47 p. NJ.
R-k-0 UPfOwN-"Thls IL The Army"
I 80 i.25. 1870. 1920 p. m. Memphis
Belle" 3.45, $40, $40 p m.
Joe ~ 90. 3.3a. 1903 1890 p m;
Passport 10 Destiny. II a. m, All,
1854. s:2l p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-04

10 rs ? N, "Heroqs IArf Made" = ~
2 a. t-i6. SIS. $50 1913 p. m.
FIsHER-"Ths D. me Army 90 "a,
1923. g no. i0ul 2 "a. Memphis Belle,
~ &c. 3 40. 6:32 9.2i b. m.
FON-" -Four JlIls and a Jcep.' N .02.
1.at. 40. 1888 1880 b. mn Jam ses-
sion. - i3, $780, 6.27. 9,19 p m.
MADISON-"This IL the Army" II 10
a. m. 1859. tAS. 1887, 1925 p, M
Memphis Belle. 1.is, 4'0s. 6'5I. s.4o
Evening star., 1944-10-04
HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATION HANDS, coats, suits and
dresses; nice working conditions GOOD
salary salary; full & Sr part time Tork See Mr.;
ALTERATIoN HANDS, sood salary. expe-
rienced coats. suits. dresses; afr-condi-
al WeP BSSs 5gi
AITEaATioN All "a n;S HANDS on women. .,r.
msnts. GARFINCKEL's.
aIsa ARI STUDENTS, celor artists, needed for
ao Or ga' aoof @s TAE 4ARPy ps e paG'fs5ss goYa
AssisafHNff assa aaS s to hotel mansser. must b,
ersl hotel work: Apply manager THE
AuDTTOR's ASSISTANT. hotel experience
sSa TsE s pRy ana sss THE
BEAUTiClAN, man or woman: highest
salary and commission, pleasant surround
ings, LoUEY yENN. 1924 Conn. ave, NV.
finest working conditions; salary and COM
BEAUTY OPERATOR. excellent M salary fyI and
sa1,n ssom1mission, for Hotel Washinston Beauty
oPERaTSR al TX .foand asssd good
4alary and commission. MANUEL BEAUTY
SALON. Hotel Roosevelt. 18th and v SITS.
nEi Beauty ~ eHaa OPERATOR, ali around; Z, BEST
st once. MR, HoWARD, .SHd sH. as. Sss3. sA''
REAUTY OPERATOR, fun or part time.
hAxS Z EEAHTY adg SHOP So6 Kennedy st.
SEAufYs AufYE oPaRAroR. SPss. expert, ali around
MOOR BEAUTY SALON. S8ol Conn.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around. $50 vk
fnd 40% Commission; BUCHANAN BEAUTY
eALON, GE. 1854; Sun. MI. 1855.
Evening star., 1944-10-04
PERSONAL

baby portrait expert; total cost 9 photos.
GoIrEasRssulned eyes Solder aRD Stationed in
y fo nfsS gsrsx &
reDass pa of aass sss'ss
tention: alarm. electric. pendulum and
sefi y yok ss s se
GEss SaS fD! rR ss,Sss5.d SSao S M p
method. Results effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery: Or. soMMERWERcK.
b. bR. Il. 0ss w. Il Johnson M f. dentist aa False teeth
ysea5sa WestasS eda eydhis ak y9u 14,S Sa, Room So2
Campbell. II you are IN need Of loan up
to 5000 on your Signature
BURKE's BABYLAND NURsERY-Unex-
to h mos: Under supervision Of reg. nurse.
prPTfN rFranklin Park . Falls Church. Va; ,5' -
spots; results assured; steam cabinet baths.
Eiif EsIiAsGE Gi WAkESp a :as SERVICE si.oC per
home. Vic. i4th and Sheridan SITS. " NV: W.:
"A 1lso ks0n room avail for parents and child.
cow. EMP, young man. will butler and
service evenings in home or small club.
DREssMzkTNG M STUDIO. centrally To-
Gated. formerly Of Fifth ave. N. X:
made. made to order: also restyling ard alsera,
F ST. nv Room 20. Phone Ex. 1908. '
SECRETARY s sfaSEI o5srs evening services as
and dinner; Box 81 \, Star. s.
ssmproas sspe oaexss osts ssss ,s.' service and
CASH ADVANCED on pawn tickets. dia-
tiaues LIVINGSTON & Co. 1923 H ST.
bDoN'T y sAcRfpicE j your diamonds. jewel
ry, watches and pawn tickets until you
get get or free estimate. LIVINGSTON &
epIrAsIr SP bia WOMAN s, nv 10 N NE vii st49
and infant 8 evenings weekly. Rock Creek
aills; Ksnsington pkwy. WI. 777s.
EoNo,rR Esys; pos scuohME ne. ,.767ss MABELLE
FALL ART CLASSES beginning now;
adults, children (private class. Studio,
i99s ST. rear MI. 1887. tTuesdays
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, wishes board and
room In pleasant private home. Willing
to help with lisht household duties or care
of children as part payment. WO. 5245
TRAINED NURSES t2), white. for lo-hour
general duty: one night, one day. Small
private sanitarium downtown: S35 wk..
meals Also. orderly, colored, S25 wk
Reference and release required. Box 66-L
SLIP COVERS, drapes, bedspreads. vanity
early appnirtment MI 1000 70
Evening star., 1944-10-04
lNsrRVcTlota couKsEs.

tutor evenings, 16-year-
old boy entering high school. Box 57-L,
SPANISH LESSONS given by native teach
er, university graduate who takes personal
interest in the quick advancement of his
students; opportunity now open for partici-
patton In Small groups or strictly private
lessons. Arrangements may be made to
suit the convenience of the students. Call
d. $685. or come personally to 216 Barr
S!dg. after 10 Am. weekdays.
Fbx COUHSES. easy, short. fascinating;
plenty Of positions; est. 12 yrs Miss Page,
CAPITAL PIX SCHOOL, 1911 G st.
civILiAH FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able at Congressional Airport. Phone OIL.
GREGG SHORTHAND BY experienced
teacher, teacher beginners review. speed dictation;
SPANISH. native teacher conversational
method; beginners. advanced students;
small groups SENIOR RAMOS. RE. 3076
and secretarial classes
now forming. .Beginners' and refresher
courses in shorthand. typinE. bookkeeping,
comrtometer, all secretArial subjects. Est
27 yrs. Accredited. inquire now. Ma
Gssitol ns sGfD Tbs.t. SCHOOL. 1888 st. sopp.
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand,
typewriting. bookkeeping. calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 r ST., Ma 233S
Evening star., 1944-10-04
SITUATIONS WOMEN,

BOOKKEEPER, capable. axed "A. 8 years
soI counts rsceyable' accounts payable, Write
COMPANION to refined lady by similar
lady; comfortable living conditions prefer
red to high remuneration. Box 53-L, Star.
COMPANIoN-H by elderly
gentlewoman, active, experienced, of pleas
n .ns snd no Di:R sss nsssre Rors s.p s ssE .R
tails and home address. Box 479.-K,
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, attractive,
competent, above average: $3.50 minimum.
Must have future. Write details. Box 23-L,
LADY desires position as companion; quiet
pprnefTerrsd, pnT Sd compensation reasonable. Box
LADY, Capable, young. years business
position in personnel work or public re-
lations with essential industry. Call
North 5o47. Wed. or Thurs, after 7:15;
invalid or housekeeping, plain cookins
Nurse, Mi Practical, scti colored, will work rea-
hours from $3.50 am. to pm. Call Lud-
can Atlantic 0ss4 after pm.
sslaIy sI .5yr; s4S per ssr Tss. calI Wo. ssas,
J. 8. N. School. wants position nursing,
through Oct. IA. S-hour duty. Tel. CO.
6.}SS. A.
SEAMSTRESS-Colored girl wants sewing;
had experience on all ladies' garments CO.
SECRETARY, 3 yrs. exp: permanent resi-
dent; excellent refs. CO. 6194 bet. 10
and g. g.
SECRETARY offers evening services as
watchdog for children or aged for room
and dinner. Box 30-L, Star. So
WIDOW, refined, middle-aged, no children,
desires position as apt. house manager
in exchange for living quarters and small
salary. Call MI 254O.
YOUNG ARMY oFFICER's WIFE desires
evening care Of young children, gentle;
81 90 per hr. Reply with phone number,
YouSG WOMAN. 90. masters degree in
English, and teaching experience, desires
WILL WILL STAT wffH CHILDREN at nirbt;
best references; so cents per hour. Rox
81. Star.
Evening star., 1944-10-04
SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT, expert. bo55f.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
pert time; statements, aud.ts, tax returns:
PROMPT; reasonable. ordway 2O74,
management bookkeeping. all taxes. fnan-
cial statements, cost accounting. extensive
executive experience: BACKGROUND, banking,
real estate. manufacturing, construction.
college and accounting sraduate: above
ACCOUNTANT eAubiToR; daily-Sonthly
basis. keep all general records. prepare
any financial and tax reports; Is years
experience; reasonable. Adams 012o ~
ARCHITECT, registered, with 20 years
diverslfied experienee. wants responsible
DISABLED WAR VETERAN. World War II.
desires position as resident manager while
attending law school: prefer vicinity Silver
EXECUTIVE AssisTANT0Inf' you're a
harassed businessman overworked from
handling all the details Of your enter
draft deferred, 10 years diversife8 expe-
rienee in accounting. and once manage
pieteiy familiar with oPA. WLB and VINO
regulations. Box 2o-L, Star. S.,
MAN seod sss SS T Ho nsE ssa with
MAN. white 36. desires part-time evening
work between and IL pm. Call Hobart
MAN. vet. 30. experienced in adm. air
transp., acct, storage and procurement,
cern cers :, that o!ers advaneement and salary
sales position. Box IL. Star. So
MUSICIAN, trumpet: reliable, experienced:
new IN town: can you use me? ia. 9257. .
YOUNG MAN, "a, war veteran, c. P. A;
law, open to Interesting position. .AD.
$685. or Box 4S5-K, Star ga