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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Good0uf|ook
For Business
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor OF Economics, y. n. University
Signs of stepping up the war
offensive became clear last week,
with good prospects of gains
ahead. In the background. the
business observer should note the
progress toward planning for
peace, the ultimatum issued TO
the Axis satellites, the discussions
of a world organization TO enforce
peace, the continued interest IN
exchange sterilization schemes,
and the steps toward effective
reconversion aids at home. These
things suggest calm assurance
concerning a not-too-diStant peace.
Certainly both London and New
York security markets presented
an appearance of quiet strength.
Really there was not enough
change in production indexes last
week 10 deserve much attention.
The averages were a bit lower,
but a majority of the various
items pointed up. Perhaps any
reactienary tendency is 10 be
associated with the decline in the
governments war spending in
preceding weeks. Indeed. the
whole story is that the tempo of
war production is being reduced
at some points. while civilian
goods production is not being
stepped up much yet.
STEEL OUTPUT SCARS
Briefly the facts are that steel
production for war purposes con-
tinued 10 show the effect of the
coming offensive, in the shape of
thousands of tons of shell steel"
The landing barge and landing
mat phase seems to have passed
the peak. however, as judged by
demand for steel plates, etc. The
total steel production remains at
about the peak, with demand en-
tirely adequate, and a starved
civilian consumption waiting
The nations oil output rose TO
new peak
Last week, oreove war
spending increased appreciably.
Trade returns were inconclu-
sive, but favorable in the sense
of showing no general letdown.
The reported rise" in department
store sales over year ago Gas
usual means nothing, because
Mothers Day came in a different
week Bank clearings were off,
chiefly because ef-a-slewL stock
market and other financial fac
tors affecting the New York City
figure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
What S New
In Business
Most Employers BaIk
at Dismissal Pey
BY WARD scHULTZ

With the CIO auto workers
union and steel workers union
both Demanding dismissal pay
In future contracts II is I'M
portant 10 analyZe the reaction
Of industry on this point.
To date, very few manutac-
turers have embraced such
plans IN their wartime set-upS,
a survey by Dow-JoneS news
service in nine industrial COM
munities reveals.
A stable number Of firms
have dismissal pay plans 10
cover loss Of employment due
10 techno' og al advances, con-
Solidation of departments, mer-
gers and normal declines IN
business activity. But these
schemes were designed pri-
marily for peacetime.
Even in Detroit and Michi-
ran. none of the automobile
companies or other large pro-
ducers OF war goods has adopted
any plan 10 cope with unem-
plnyInent when the war ends,
AL OF them appear 10 be rely
ing on the Michigan unemploy-
ment compensation law.
Many large concerns APP
pear 10 feel that provision OF
financial aid 10 workers Is a
responsibility of the federal
government. Other executives
say that employers themselves
are financially unable 10 provide
relief on the scale that will be
required. -
In the aircraft manufacturing
industry, for example. II has
been estimated that dismissal
pay amounting 10 one months
wages and salaries would wipe
out the working capital Of
most firms in the business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
New Texas Oil
Field Opened

FORT WORTH, May 1.-THE
Texas Co. has opened its first oil
pool in west Texas, from the
formation of the Devonian Age,
with its well, No. l Hobbs. three
miles southwest of the shallow
McCamey Pool in southeastern
Crane County. The discovery
flowed 232 barrels of oil in Is
hours, after treatment with 1000
gallons OF acid. with pay from
$500 10 $3.50 feet.
While the Devonian from time
to time has continued showings OF
oil and gas, none has paid off in
commercial quantities until the
present strike of the Texas Co.
The flush production, character
istic of the new discovery, indi-
Gates considerable explora ton for
the Devonian production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Map Aid
For Banks

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May II
(UP)-A. L. M. Virgins, presi-
dent of the American Bankers
Association. told the 55th conven-
ton OF the Missouri association
that the nations banks are coop
Grating to set up local and re-
gional credit pools intended to
mobilize the banking resources
OF the nation and make them
available 10 the remotest COM
munity in the country"
Such pools. Virgins, explained,
will constitute a reservoir of sup
Elemental credit to every one of
the country's $4,000 banks.
I'VE recognize that there will
be new demands for credit In
the postwar period" he said,
particularly for small bust
ness"
Asserting that most OF these
demands would be met by indi-
vidual banks. Virgins predicted,
however, that local banking re-
sources in small communities
would not be adequate in some
cases and that legal lending linn
its might be strained. Pools to
make ample credit available re-
CARELESS OF the size of the loan or
bank will be local or regional in
management and operation, he
added.
Virgins. president of the Bank
OF Hartsville, S. c., described the
chartered banking system as
ready TO answer the question
OF ability of private enterprise to
meet postwar credit needs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

COTRCDENT with the arrival Yan,anroto Los
~ Angeles, hundreds OF his bsnchmen began hhering
Ysmaoto known 70 Intelligence and the
police Of West Coast cities undsputed leader Of the
japanese underworld from the Mexican border the
Canadian line.
Within a decade this ugly, evil, Nterae little had
from lsborer in the Washington lumber camps
rscketeer Of major stature. He trscked IN wonen-boh
white and yeilo~'-smuggled dope and IN 1885 owned
string Of gambling houses and resorts that stretched from
Seattle 70 San Diego Investigators learned that he had
paying out large for immunity They learned
too through u S. Customs Service records and American
Consular ofScak in Osaka, that this hoodlum
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Livestock Market
DETROIT


cATTLE-75o. Very broad and urgent
demand for all CLASSES cattle; prices fully
steady 10 strong. Meager display medium
and good steers and yssriings, ti4q 1873;
few common down 10 sil; bulk common
and medium beef cows, 50 50d12: can
nsfs and cutters mainly si9s, some
strongvsight cutters. 50 as; most medium
and good sausage bulls 500 as: light
weight bulls down 20 80 and cutlery kinds
10 $3.50; good beef bulls. tii.7b; replace
ment cattle lacking.
cALvEs-eoo. VsaleIs active, fully soc
higher for two days; bulk good and choice,
ST. strictly choice, $3.50; most common
and medium s13ule; bulk culls, Ssmil
HOGS ZOO: market slow, steady In
good and choice. $50 10 27o lbs At ti3. 90
lfhe TOP. Bidding steady on other weights
'and sows held slightly higher.
SHEEP 400. Another broad and ac-
tive market, lambs strong 10 75c higher
mostly 81 higher than late last week,
with in.between grades up most. Holding
good and choice No. peltsd lambs well
-ur-vv-ttt -fvv-rurs mrdrum INN EUon
5000 H. No. pelted lambs, sio; some
common and medium lots, fl2G14 shorn
culls, $50 10 sheep steady, few good fat
shorn ewes, 81. shorn Gull ewes. S2q3. so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Ted Grace TO Move7

A competitor tells me that
Ted Grace is moving his Grace
a Benent ad agency Offices
down 20 the Penobscot Building.
He also informs me that Ted
has quietly added some top
nlght men in the advertising
Aeld 10 his staff and should cut
quite a swath in the postwar
competition.
Al OF which Is swell, because
N1th Ted practically in my
backyard. perhaps well be able
70 ger together more often.
Right, Ted,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
PrioriHes

The Detroit regional office OF the war
Production Board announced today the
following priorties actions
LA. Direction q amended Cast Iron
Bathtubs.' Transfers production quotas.
L-61, amended. Tire RstreAding Equip
ment," Removes "spacer rings" from
authorization requirement OF order
L-Se, Amdt. l. Cotton Textile Produe-
ton" Adds production requirements for
certain fabrics for period June I, 1914,
through Aug 81. 1884, adds Schedule v.
L-73s, Int /. Sun Glasses" Assembly
~ sun glasses.
lions on delivery OF unrated orders for
period May - 1914, through July IS, 1914
M-2p3. Table IL. Direction 2. Use OF
Miniature PLeciEIon ReAElnK- -radial
type BEARINGS restricted Restricts use
Of sizes 2, an, 3, a. 8, NM T. or INNS
without specific authorization
For further details contact WPB, 1910
Woodward avenue. Phone TR 2-4e00
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Pontiac Builds Buses

Pontiac today received APP
prevail of a 1921, $50 facility
contract TO alter and rearrange
present buildings to assemble
buses. Pontiac will build 600
inter-eity buses TO fill urgent
needs.
The bus contract was first
assigned TO General Motors
truck and coach division, but
because Of the importance of
the duck" program. it was
turned over to Pontiac instead.
GMC is one of the leading pro-
ducers of the amphibian trucks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Midwest Abrasive
PAYS 3-Cent Dividend

Midwest Abrasive Co. an
nounced a quarterly dividend of
3 cents a share, payable June l,
TO stockholders of record May %.
The company also reports net
income of S11.923.24 for the first
quarter of 1914 after payment OF
SEE, 900 in taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Sugar Quotas Raised
For Pharma(eutiCals

WASHINGTON. May IMAM
ufacturers of pharmaceuticals, al
leroy foods. vitamin oils and
cough drops may apply to local
ratiun- boards for HIT rHcrrdse Of
IS per cent in their allotments of
sugar. retroactive to April /, OPA
announced, thus increasing their
usage TO 125 per cent OF the
amount used in the same quarter
OF 1941.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

signed, 1t was
a n n o unced
today by +.
II. A k ers,
vice pre- S J.
dent. No Sue
CesSOT W n g
named.
Poag said
n o w o u ] d
take charge
of his Play
haven Farms
in the Sagi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
FLOODS A DRAG

Record foods in central western
areas were doubtless a drag.
But the main bearing of the
wet weather lies in its effect on
the crop outlook. Apparently the
moisture put into the soil is more
important than any washing eff
feet. and estimates for spring
wheat were increased sharply. AS
a result, grain prices fell.
Hog prices Slumped, largely be-
cause of changes and misunder-
standings involved in the arbitrary
government price-fXing policies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Ele(trOmdster 10 Paw
f5-Cent Dividend

Electromaster, Inc, reports pay
ment of a l5-cent dividend will be
made May Is TO holders of record
May 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered To your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Ex-Tax Aide Joins NAVY

Alexander A. Koory, 35, of SIS
Dickerson, former deputy collec-
tor for the bureau of internal
revenue, today is on his way TO a
naval boot training station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Poee Resigns

+. J. Poag, assistant general
sales manager of Dodge in
charge of advertising. has re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

TRANSMISSION OH. 90.
March quarter. 1914 1913
Net profit 1885, 64s tl6e, 400
Per share ~ %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

nav Valley for the summer and
would announce his future plans
later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

UTAH RADIO PRODUCTS
Year ended Dec. 81: le43 ie4z
Net profit t405, T24 tl3s, 051
Per share t-3s 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Sharp Drop in April
War Expenditures

WASHINGTON, May IT CUP
IL, s. war expenditures through
both the treasury and government
corporations totaled $7.493. 0O0. 900
in April, a decrease of SASS ,000, 900
from the record amount spent In
the WPB has revealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Earnings

NOBLITT SPARKS INDUSTRIES
March quarter: 1eH 1898
Net profit t374 sS6 t4s7 SIS
Per share t1S7 81 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

LOUISIANA LAND a EXPLORATION
March quarter. le4f 1913
Net profit 1919, s35 S4l6, 40
Per share II IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
ofscsals OF the japanese

ssdered important By officials OF the japanese
Government.
Yamanoto Immediately took control OF the Little
Tokyo Club There his henchmen gathered 1t became the
rendezvous the Medico from Weller Street DR.. Furu
and many Of his patients Even the japanese Con-
SUI visitor occasion, as was no less parsonage
than Lieutenant Commander Iimiya, Naval Attache OF
the Japanese Embassy In Washington.
The investigators by this time had Yamamotos relation
snip the overall japanese espionage Seup pretty well
figured out They that the Little Tokyo Club only
many similar clubs IN other Pacific Coast cities
And apparent that the Imperial japanese Govern
ment the process of migrating Ysmsmotos gang
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
Detroit Stocks
UNLISTED

f fsssS. -E y L Il 81 Il :s+ !
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 30 Far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17
BY ALAN HYND
ILLUSTRATIONS ~ Wh. SHARP

G do"@ this ",.mGn O"sh~dF the asst @A. D Tu Da =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-17

Order War Stamps delivered
TO your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Evening star., 1944-12-31
SITUATIONS poMEs1lc

laundry; reference; SIS and csrtsTe. Ho.
GIRLS; q co!oEed; e. wish DAYS work; IS
coored ssSt Ga Rants st 0b 0fecf 7e m sunssz 1874
Sa5H SiEL' ccIored a4 Hses h.W and taking care Of
GIRL. coiored. s.h.w., gao to 7:3o: stay
and carfare. DE, 81 90.
Of any kind: no cooking, no children.
GIRL. eolored. wants morning work on
sna to pm sse vn g. cents
day: GOOD reference Apply SUNDAY. any
time. time, l2o7 st. Ring bell 8 times for
HOTsECLEANERs. colored tman and
woman); professional workers, reasensbls
references; $3.50 pes per day A and d. earfare.
IiGHT NV, W. small adult family With
elderly person. semi-invalid. Box 44s-v.
MOTHER r.. NTH b car. two 70, e1sTsa 1a1 aes.
WoMAS,' RSS refined, sls white, experienced cook.
estans family axhs0f mss sms VA
WoMAN, VIC soIored; wants general house
WOMAN, colored, wants to cook dinner,
California is s. ST. s. we week DE yeasY 1aG 18th and
WOMAN. colored. caterer. specialisins in
dinner parties, all round good cook. wants
work for evenings. Call DE 1858 after
WOMAN WON foloTss s, will sit with children at
WOMAN. colored. reliable: or hour day.
good cook, some laundry: employed family
preferred. Box 497-V. Star.
Evening star., 1944-12-31
HELP DOMESTIC.

ASSIST MOTHER in care OF home and 3
Weekly vhs o start. ssGasa so ssndry s Anson xs n
tHi eHAMBeRMAiD, snsei MAI i waitress pvt. family
cHxMBERMAiD. u.s. colored, for for suesthouse
hotel experience: good salary; no Sundass
CHAMBERMAiD. who can also cook break.
New Hampshire ave NV No. 55ss.
CHILDREN's NURSE. sh.w;: apartment:
sSndsys Rnss ft se5 sh1esfn wssf st's s nights
CMiLDREN's NURSE, coiofed or white
S25 week, care for 2 girls 8 years and 8
sundry o'd ohs4 hep vs m
perienee ana want steady !oS; refersnse
eShoKEp eeSSiI sass WoMas i st or
and cooking: four in family: ~1424 st.
COOKISl5, part time. cook from 4 pm.
throush dinner; dinner, mornlns n ., help sa employed;
fsfsSsnce resqred or any sles in family
COOK and general houseworker for family
of 3 in private home, Braddock Heishts
good hours and pay. Call Temple ALL.
COOK. white, hours 3 to 8 p.m, for private
family in sown Fpod salary Pu
live in: small family; $40 per month
Phone Ordway 2060.
GOOK-G.H.W., small family, private room
and bath; salary, $50 per week Phone
RA. 1000 or apply 1894 Upshur st. NV.
COOK. experienced plain, cook, references:
1--we in; a real home with good salary for
COOK, plain cooking, light housework. col
ored. responsible person; references re.
Quired: live in. nice room. bath and radio:
other help employed; $40 week; 5Ia-day
Cook COOK AND CIV, tor emp: couple VIII
yr.-old son. in Chevy Chase. D. G; y
health card or be willing to get one; thor
oughly exper.. District ref; sleep out;
Mon. to Thurs, 1890 to 80: Fri. 9:3o
| to 7:30;. Sat-. to 6; no SUM-, salary, So
and Sas Sare scSso Ss asS bodsys ss and
case of child's sickness on, schooldays fol
vacation Call OR. 1910 bet. and !
csoooK-WSlAITsREss. 1st-noor cleaning: . in
family; settled woman to live in preferred.
2nd- floor room and bath; $50 week: OF
references. DU. 5000.
DOMESTIC HELP WANTED-Maid-wa wait
ress for boarding house, no Sunday work;
S22 weekly Decatur S592.
DOMESTIC, light work, good pay. 6 days a
week and hours Sunday. 32l0 9th pl. s.e.
81
DOOR MAID, waitress for private school
2 to s:3o pEm;o; Enoa pleasant surroundings good
paz peEzDEkI} H nSSa, oSSi white, for companion and
1924 9Th st. NV RA 1880
G.H.W.. colored girl, reliable. honest: light
laundry with Bendix machine, part care
OF small child; nearby Va; $40 week and
carfare. ol. 400. Ext. 37.
Evening star., 1944-12-31
Situations Uanted Gdpertise-
ments containing the symbol
a. are inserted by er-serpice
men and lUomen.
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, income taxes, genl records.
available approx. hrs. daily, regular basis;
is 81 SsSS ssa a7saSis part
AGCoiUNTANT-ofFicE MANAGER. college
and accounting graduate, above average.
extensive experience. all taxes. draft
ATTORNEY, six years U. s. Bureau In
ternal Revenue, experienced in tax litiga-
CAPABLE EXECUTIVE; long experience
personnel. ONCE records; seek permanent
ASdTssS AASN5TsSSTRe Rex is;; ls;y. star: -.
sroand, EXPERT estimator; fssi furnissine p@ re-
liable logistical and statistical reports.
REGISTERED real estate broker and general
cont contractor What can you onsr . man
ExECUTIvE, aged II: excellent health.
thoroughly experienced real estate and
al its branches, desires aiiiliation with re-
she G1HsnsatSn s asssnseT 11x & s.5 p:aoton
good contact man: handle personnel very
10 10; years. To Boz ia 4siV. Star Star. 'as' D'''.'0n
saee ref sox 4lsv sta Star military 2G'e
INCOME TAx-The nnal quarterly esti-
mate OF your 1914 income tax is due
January Is. II you desire help in the
tion Of your forms call Franklin 3744. g.
JANITOR. colored, 15 yrs exp, all kinds
ell and plum. repairs and exp. with hres;
part time; place for quarters; good ref
sHS MAcHiNE HIM sfH5p ssafHo5p WORK wanted by colored
man, 10; second-claSs lathe hand and drill
press opr.; years exp. Phi. Ii. 6545. l.
MLM Nan, solofed; oosd wishes Job a. dishwasher.
sitsr ) On Saturdays. an; any tim tim. Z sunday. DAY
TIE. 05O2.
Evening star., 1944-12-31
SITUATIONS MEN lceas. J

MAN, 81, seeks part-time work for any
4-hour period between 10 an. to 10 pm.
Sales, ONCE exper.. typins. State salary
paid. Box 6-Y. Star.
MAN, young. %. Az, car, desires sales
work with local real estate company, spe.
cializing in Petworth, Rrightwood and
Chillum sections. Box 439-V. Star.
FAINTER, white, 1st-class, desires con.
tract work; capable Of doing minor rs.
RESTAURANT MANAGER available i'm.
mediately, 81 years experience In busy
New York and Washington operations.
thoroughly eonyersant with all phases Of
business. ARTHUR O'DoNNELL, sH. 6490.
|SALEsMANAGER of reputable concern re-
ouiring large distribution, domestic and
export, or district manager OF high-rank-
Ing concern; assure results. Box 20-Yp
Star. IL
YOUNG EXECUTIVE available soon, de-
sires permanent Washington position, COL
M ,eEe degree married: draft-exempt, Z man
ambition; no soliciting. Phone cH. 1913
Sunday or Monday, 10 to f. Il
VETERAN, colored, retired wants q janitor
JOB with quarters; have little experience.
TR. S63l 30s
WANTED-Nisht work in liquor store,
ReUubltc DOSl, Ext 619 after $40 %
Evening star., 1944-12-31

FRENCH LESSONS given privately b
Partisan lady teacher 1t her home: gram.
mar conversation. Phone NO. S30s.
LEARN TO FLY. call Oliver ssss, Con-
STENOGRAPHiC i u and secrerarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. typing, bockkeepine.
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est.
~ yrs. Accredited. Inquire row. Ma.
1888, BOYD SCHOOL. 1898 ? st. tOrp.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions Operators needed. Day and
ssaEaAsIT sEAUTY scHooi. cHIaSs 1s4n n .1s HoS9Tr Hr
LEARN TO FLY-Cau Spruce 0sss, HYDE
FIELD Storage. Clubs forming
RUSSIAN LANGUAGE instruction, indi.
vidual or class, trained teacher recently
from Russia. located near Pentason and
Arlington Navy Annex. CHI. 1880. l3os
FRENCH TEACHER native preferred,
wanted by married couple for instruction
IN their home weekly lessons Of 2-hr.
evening period. RE. 1923. -
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HELP WOMEN,
ADDREssoGRAPH OPERATOR

ADDRESS0GRAPH OPERATOR -TYPIST;
church agency in war-related work, 5fa-
day week, small staff; unusual location;
good working conditions; reasonable salary;
Protestant, Methodist preferred. Give age.
experience, references. church membership.
Box 49G-V. Star.
ALTERATION HAND, white. experienced;
excellent salary; exclusive residential shop:
no not apply if not experienced. HO. 2145.
ARTIST. with layout experience. :or ad-
vertising agency; excellent opportunity for
young woman with creative ability Apply
with samples. Room 221, Star Bldg.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, pleasant bust.
ness ONCE, downtown; permanent; 6-day,
Feek; gooo opportunity. Box 306-Z, starl
Evening star., 1944-12-31
SITUATIONS MEN & woMEh.

COUPLE, colored. husband been dis
charged from Army, wants janitors quar-
ters: no children. Call Sun, AD 1855.
COUPLE, reliable. white, desires position
as manager of modern apartment house
fo- quarters and salary. Light ianitor
work acceptable. Reply Box 370-V, Star.
MAN AND WIFE wants to care for small
apt house with quarters; city references.
TR 1854 2s
Evening star., 1944-12-31
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

TEACHERS, clerks, receptionists; select po.
s1sn' 81 eRsEFs rF!sss R1assa saR
TEACHERS-vacancies listed now and for
September. 81 .500-S4, 900 BALTIMORE
TEACHERS AGENCY. 618 N. CHARLES st..
School, 10 miles from aho'a b e; live shs in: siss
ADAMS TEAcHAERs AGENCY. AGENCY caioss coiorsdc
FORD EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. Bond
Bldg, cor. 14th and N. Y. ave. IRE. 2s2s)
--Secretaries. association work, $50 vk. |;
stenog., medical Sec. .S45 wk.: sec. publi-
cation S45 wk. up; bookkeepers, 0-S50
wk.; single-entry bookkpr., $40 wk.; clerk
positions always see MISS FORD.
SELECT POSITIONS-Salesmen 5000 me.
up; only sober one apply; selling once ap.
law, aviation. PIX operators, S25-S3o wk.
up: bookkeepers, S45 wk. up. New openings
soNNEI HI Service. S1 M is1i ~sto0ms St. me- next
UNUSUAL Positions stenosSspsers. oEs
5000 up; temp. l mo. Stenog.. mfg. rep.
$50 wk. Stenog., pat. law, perm, $50 wk.
Stenog., As pm. daily. Sl25 hr Book.
keepers (sl. S45-S5O wk. Lab. techniciAn.
medical, $500 month. PIX, receptionist.
$40 month. Typists f25l. 5000 Wpm.
S165 mo. For better positions, see US nrst.
Est. ~ years. Thousand placed. HOYDS.
1888 F st. lopp. Capitol Theaterl. Ma. 2340.
DOMESTIC
Evening star., 1944-12-31
OOMESTIC.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

WANTED first-class white couple. cook and
butler; small family; excellent wages: good
living quarters. Employment once, 1851
Conn., ave.
Evening star., 1944-12-31

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